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Friends mourn loss of ‘Danny’ Stence... page Hanrhpalpr Irralft

Saturday, April 1, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm

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Bv Judd Everhart the General Assembly. The Associated Press Raising the sales tax to 8.5 percent would generate about HARTFORD — Gov. William $290 million in additional revenue A. O’Neill said Friday that he annually. could accept an increase in the “No one wants to pay more state sales tax to 8.5 percent, as tax,” O’Neill told reporters. “I long as the additional revenue is would look at it not in the best of used to balance a budget roughly lights, but we also realize we’re equal to his $6.9 billion proposal going to have to raise $500 million for 1989-90. to $600 million to $700 million” to O’Neill made it clear that he balance his proposed $6.9 billion doesn’t want the General Assem­ 1989-90 budget. bly to start adding money to his O’Neill said he would likely proposed budget, as the Educa­ accept an 8.5 percent sales tax tion Committee did this week “depending on the other factors when it approved $21 million in the proposal” and as long as it’s more for local school aid than the not simply so that the state can governor was seeking. dramatically increase spending. “The other committees have to The General Assembly has be reined in,’’ the governor said. already approved tax increases “I wouldn’t say that I’ll sign an 8.5 that will bring in about $160 percent sales tax to increase million in 1989-90. Rep. William J. spending in great lumps or Cibes Jr.. D-New London, co- chumps.” chairman of the tax-writing Fi­ The co-chairmen of the budget­ nance Committee, said that at writing Appropriations Commit­ least another $500 million would tee are looking to trim O’Neill’s be needed. budget by about $100 million. At 7.5 percent, the sales tax is They’re still talking about the already the highest in the potential of state employee country. layoffs. The plan by Cibes and Sen. The governor said the sales tax William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, increase, from 7.5 percent to 8.5 the com m ittee’s other co- percent, would probably be ac­ chairman, would include an ex­ ceptable because he sees few tension of the sales tax to include alternatives that the legislative 17 services, ranging from engi­ would likely approve that could neering to accounting, provided AP pholo raise the kind of money that’s by one business to another. That needed. would raise about $150 million a ROLLER COASTER CHECKUP — Mike Cass, head mechanic for the His original suggestion of ex­ year. tending the sales tax to utility The committee will also con­ Cyclone roller coaster at Riverside Park in Agawam, Mass., checks bills, which would have raised sider two bills calling for a state the anchor chains that help support the huge superstructure of the $340 million in the budget year personal income tax beginning 112-foot-hlgh coaster. The park was scheduled to open today. beginning July 1, was rejected by July 1. 1 -UTi m ill i at J k 3 I M I k > 2 i ■ iM K It- I t*l REGIONAL WEATHER ‘Danny’ faced life with humor and grace Accu-Weather® forecast for Saturday Gays note “ He was the kind of person you him, of course,” Perotti said. “ But I By Maureen Leavitt “ I’d ask him questions about it, and Daytime CoiKlitions artd High Temperatures could tell a secret to,” Shea said. guess it had to be expected. I just Manchester Herald it didn’t seem to bother him. He just ‘ 'I think I’m all cried out by now, but didn’t expect it so suddenly.” \— ------went on with his life,” Perotti said. The Manchester High School Stu­ decade of tonight I’ll sit down and remember Friends say they will probably Perotti said he drove Stence to him. We’re not going to forget.” dent Council decided Friday to remember Richard “ Danny” Stence Manchester High School every morn­ Ann Perotti, Bob’s mother, said she establish a Danny Stence Fund, for his sense of humor and his ability ing in his Ford EXP. Stence liked the decadence liked Stence for his sense of humor. according to Pat Garoppolo, secre­ to enjoy and accept life despite the car so much he bought one and was She said she was proud that Stence tary to Principal Jacob Ludes III. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - difficulties he faced with a heart supposed to have picked it up Friday. Ludes was out of town Friday, but “ He was excited about getting that was a friend to her children. Ten years of outrageous antics transplant. “ I really appreciated his sense of sent a message to students expressing Stence. 17, died Friday at his car,” Perotti said. “ That’s all he by gay men in fishnet stockings humor,” Mrs. Perotti said. She said the school’s sadness over the death of Oakland Street home from complica­ would talk about.” and miniskirted nuns’ habits she was shocked by his death. “ We the popular student. tions associated with a heart trans­ Stence was a lOth-grader at Man­ has made the Sisters of Perpet­ didn’t expect him to go,” she said. Stence’s latest rejection episode plant. He was born with a defective chester High School and had left many ual Indulgence the quintessen­ She said Stence was at her house occurred last fall when he was heart and underwent heart transplant friends behind at Illing Junior High tial kooky stereotype of liberal Thursday morning to go to school with hospitalized at the Columbia medical surgery at Columbia Presbyterian School. San Francisco. Bob and said then that he wasn’t center because he had not been taking Medical Center in New York in Stephanie Shea, 15, of 360 Oakland More than a few of the city’s feeling well. “ He didn’t feel well, he the necessary daily doses of medicine |WW»fauTgih|37 December 1985. He had battled two St., said she enjoyed talking with politicians, gay activists and didn’t look good. He felt very tired and needed to fight off rejection. At first it religious leaders wish the “ sis­ serious episodes of rejection in the Stence, especially during the summer. She, too, enjoyed his sense of said he ‘just couldn’t wake up.’” Was feared he might need another 01969 Aocu Inc ters” had never ventured from last two years. The younger Perotti recalled when transplant but an experimental drug “ He was really funny, just natu­ humor. their proverbial and literal he first met Stence on the front steps stabilized the situation and tests taken rally,” said Bob Perotti, 18. a She said many students were closets. But the group, which is of the apartment building they shared in December indicated damage to the marking its 10th birthday this neighbor and close friend. “ He could shocked and upset by Stence’s death. “ The teachers cried and a lot of people at 360 Oakland St. heart had been reversed. W eather weekend, has built a record of always cheer someone up no matter “ Danny’s mom came running out, service along with its street how down they were, just by being cried,” she said. Stence’s funeral will be Monday at A group of her friends who were also she was real happy, and said theater. himself.” ’Congratulations, you’re Danny’s 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, “ It’s been a time of social According to Perotti, Stence never close to Stence spent Friday afternoon 142 E. Center St. Calling hours are reminiscing about the good times they first friend in Connecticut.’ ” Cloudy, becoming windy service, of social activism, and let his health problems interfered “ I’m sad that he’s gone now, I miss Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. outrageous theater,” said the with his daily way of life. shared. Manchester and vicinity; Mostly cloudy and group's president, Sister Vi­ becoming windy today. Rain ending during the cious, whose real name is Ken morning. A chance of a few showers or flurries Bunch. “ We’re also celebrating during the afternoon. High 55 to 60. Wind becoming Gesell rules Reagan all the fun we’ve had.” west 15 to 20 mph. Chance of precipitation lowering Regardless of how you view to 30 percent by afternoon. Clearing skies tonight them, few can forget the group’s with diminishing winds. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, sunny often-impromptu performances not needed as witness with a high around 55. parodying conservative beliefs, Coastal: Mostly cloudy today and becoming with “ nuns” dancing chorus­ windy. Rain ending during the morning. A chance of President Reagan to engage in the line style and singing songs WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal a few showers or flurries during the afternoon. High AP photo illegal conduct alleged, either directly lampooning the likes of the pope judge refused Friday to order former 45 to 50. Wind becoming west 20 to 25 mph. Chance of or indirectly, orally or in writing,” and the Rev. Jerry Falwell. President Reagan to testify at Oliver precipitation towering to 30 percent by afternoon. CELEBRATING 10 — Ken Bunch (Sister Vicious), Gesell wrote. “ Accordingly, the sub­ Television cameras from North’s trial, citing a no support for Tonight, clearing skies with diminishing winds. Low seated, and his wife, Joanna (Sister Blanche de Roote) poena is quashed.” around the world rolled as they the defense claim that the ex­ The prosecution rested its case 30 to 35. Sunday, sunny with a high 50 to 55. pose earlier this week in the traditional habits of their president authorized illegal paraded outside the 1984 Demo­ Thursday after calling 29 witnesses, cratic National Convention not-so-traditional order, the Sisters of Perpetual activities. and the defense is scheduled to begin “ There has been no showing that here. Indulgence. its case before the jury on Monday. President Reagan’s appearance is Lottery “ I look at the gay and lesbian North is accused of obstructing necessary to assure Lt. Col. North a community as a group of people cards. They organized the city’s Abbess, and Sister Vicious — Congress and making false state­ fair trial,” U.S. District Judge Ger­ aspiring to come together with a first fund-raiser to fight what will attend. ments about helping the rebels in a hard A. Gesell said in a written order. Connecticut daily Friday: 172. Play Four: 5174. sense of dignity and commun­ was then the unnamed disease So will the most famous complicated scheme that also im North lost another round a few Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 4, 17, 20, 21, 24, 80. ity, but the Sisters of Perpetual that became AIDS, and pio­ “ sister,” Jack Fertig, who as volved selling weapons to Iran and hours later when Gesell refused to Indulgence do them no particu­ neered a safe-sex campaign Sister Boom Boom attracted diverting the profits to the Contras. dismiss the charges against him. “ All lar service by ridiculing what with a no-nonsense pamphlet In his five-page order, Gesell said headlines and 23,000 votes seven these counts go to the jury,” the judge some people hold sacred,” said that became standard in the years ago when he ran for city no presidential privilege prevented Index Bill Mitchell, a spokesman for field. said after a hearing. him from ordering" the former presi­ supervisor. But he considers Meanwhile, Reagan said in Rancho the San Francisco Roman Ca­ Hundreds of people are ex­ dent to testify, had defense attorneys himself a former member and Mirage, Calif., that he would have tholic Archdiocese. pected to attend the gala, made a sufficient case that Reagan’s ■ ‘ "L will attend without a minihabit. continued to fight any efforts to force niA ftftifiAH nn-an D p l n l n n 1 9 -1 3 On Saturday, the sisters will including several mainstream appearance was essential to a fair r i f t m i r f k R a l l g i n n 1 4 -1 S throw a bash at the city’s swank community leaders. Among the Gay leaders have not always him to appear. trial. , . . Q / > i » n r A 3 S “ I made up my mind I wasn’t going. 3 - 7 Club Townsend, honoring them­ honorary co-chairs of the event been comfortable with the “ Defendant has wholly failed to Fonifi. 9 1 - 3 R Senior Citizens 3 9 group’s status as a representa­ I think it would have set a precedent selves for charitable efforts are Hollywood stars Lily Tomlin Reginald Plnto/Manchattar Herald make this necessary showing. ’ ’ Gesell Natlon/World 8-11 Soorts 41-48 stretching back over what they and Shirley MacLaine and tive of their movement. Former that the next president doesn’t have a right to impose on other presidents. said. ^ , call, with ironic boastfulness, a Broadway writer-producer community leader Leonard Ma- THAT TIME AGAIN — Karen Hutchinson of 1163 E. Middle Had Gesell granted the defense No president has ever been subpo­ “ decade of decadence.” Harvey Fierstein, said Bunch. tlovich, who died of AIDS last request, Reagan, who now lives in Los ^urnpikrreminds L.S that ifs time to "spring ahead" with enaed,” Reagan told KESQ-TV. They have raised tens of All four founders of the group year, called them “ embarrass­ Angeles, would have been the first daylight-saving time. At 2 a.m. Sunday, clocks should be turned Barry Simon, North’s attorney, Maitfhpalpr Hrrald thousands of dollars for local — known as Sister Hysterecto- ing, the same as if I put on former president to be compelled to argued that the 12 counts against philanthropic organizations ria. Sister Missionary Position, blackface and a straw hat and ahead one hour. testify in a criminal proceeding North should be dropped for a variety through such things as greeting the Reverand Mother of the beat my feet in the mud.” concerning his conduct while in office. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 155 of reasons. Among them, Simon said Gesell said he reviewed numerous North never intended to obstruct an Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher documents and the trial record in Time to save daylight again investigation by former Attorney George T. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro General Edwin Meese III into the reaching his decision. EdHor Advertising Director So Congress voted to drop day­ Reagan cooperated with the inde­ Foreigners buying up Hoiiywood WASHINGTON (AP) - Starting Iran-Contra affair after it was re­ Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen light saving in 1919. President pendent counsel’s investigation, Sunday, most Americans will be vealed in November 1986. Executive Editor Composing Manager Woodrow Wilson, a city resident which has uncovered “ voluminous BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) dia magnate Rupert Murdoch were reported to be in discussions able to enjoy more evening golf, Attorneys for North, a former Jranne O. Fromerth Robert H. Hubbard — Australian and Japanese com­ still interested in saving energy, materials, classified and non- Business Manager. Pressroom Manager previously purchased 20th Cen­ with executives of MCA to put cookouts or other events, thanks to National Security Council aide, have panies are involved in separate tury Fox, but he became a U.S, “ final touches” on a deal to an extra hour of daylight first vetoed the action, but was overrid­ argued during the six-week trial that classified, running into hundreds of Denise A. Roberta Frank J. McSweagan den by Congress. thousands of pages of White House Personnel Manager Circulation Director deals to buy the United Artists citizen. acquire the giant entertainment instituted as a wartime measure but the retired Marine was acting on movie studio and MCA, the giant Qintex, one of the makers of the conglomerate that owns Univer­ now used primarily for recreation. ■ And that’s where matters stood Reagan’s authority when he defied documents,” Gesell said. until World War II, when energy Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the entertainment conglomerate that recent CBS miniseries “ Lone­ sal Studios. That’s right — it’s time to spring Congress by raising money and The judge said he had examined Manchester Publishing C o, 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester. owns Universal Studios, accord­ some Dove,” would get most of forward to daylight-saving time. again took paramount importance Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. providing military assistance to the portions of Reagan’s personal diaries ing to two reports Friday. the assets of MGM-UA Communi­ KNX-AM News Radio, a CBS The change takes effect at 2 a.m. and time saving was reinstituted Nicaraguan Contras in 1985 and 1986. Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, affiliate, reported that executives from 1942 to 1945 — only it was done as well as extensive written answers P.O. Box set. Manchester, Conn. 06040. United Artists, maker of Oscar- cations Co., including rights to Sunday. In December, defense lawyers to questions posed by the grand jury It you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 winning “ Rain Man,” will be sold “ Rain Man.” Also included would of the two giant firms were Daylight-saving time was intro­ throughout the year under the title issued a subpoena to compel Reagan’s a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unable that indicted North in March 1988. to Qintex Group, an Australian be a library of 4,000 movies, meeting in downtown Los An­ duced during World War I in an War Time. appearance in court. But Gesell said to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0046 by 6 geles to complete the agreenaent. After the war, some states and p.m. weekdays for dallvery in Manchester. entertainment company, for $1 among them the “ James Bond” effort to save fuel by reducing the he could find nothing to indicate North “ Nothing there even remotely sup­ Suggested carrier rates are SI .80 weekly. $7.70 for one billion under an agreement an­ and “ Pink Panther” series, the The station cited unidentified need for lights in the evening. After localities kept the practice up, but was acting on Reagan’s authority. ports an authorization claim,” Gesell month, $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and nounced late Friday. video library and movie and sources. the war, there were demands the there was no national consensus “ The trial record presently con­ said, agreeing with arguments made $02.40 for one year. until 1966, when the current system The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, The MGM-UA deal would mark television production and distri­ An employee in the office of daylight time system be tains no proof that defendant North by Reagan’s personal attorney, Theo­ was adopted by Congress. the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press the first time a major studio bution facilities. MCA President Sidney Sheinberg abandoned. ever received any authorization from dore B. Olson. Association and the New England Newspaper Association. passed into predominantly for­ In another development, offi­ declined to comment on the 1 eign ownership. Australian me­ cials of Japan’s giant Sony Corp. reported talks and pending deal. ( k t i

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Cops escort school buses after 2 threats Bennet students to debate BROOKLYN, Conn. (AP) — State Ten students from Bennet Junior High School will anonymous letter-writer threatened police kept the local school under early by their worried parents. Berry the lives of children at a parochial State police detectives spent Fridav Sero ‘S debate surveillance Friday and escorted a said. K n T h e University in New school and a public school in Water- interviewing school personnel and naven. ’The debate begins at 9:30 a m and i«! convoy of school buses home after a “ There is no real incident, there driver received the second telephone town. That case, which created others to determine who might have a have been some threats,” Berry said. motive for making the threats SBemefh/t® of Education, threat against children’s lives in two widespread concern among parents fr n m T r K *‘ ” *7 ‘ ®®®tier Ellen Morse. Students remains under investigation “ We had a full day of school, classes Slattery said. days, authorities said. went on as scheduled. We did not the state will debate. The students An anonymous female telephoned “ sual Friday “ We will continue interviews will debate on equality in education, she said. at the Brooklyn School, which serves change our normal procedure one throughout the weekend trying to the home of the Brooklyn school bus bit.” n coordinator about 6:15 a.m. Friday about 850 students in kintergarten determine who made those calls '' through ninth grade in this small rural A trooper reported to the coordina­ Slattery said. and threatened to kill the children on a tor’s home Friday morning and kept community of 6,500 residents. State police will likely escort buses Bridge hole snarls traffic bus driven by the coordinator’s wife her bus under constant surveillance State police officers patroled the to school Monday morning even if no who answered the call, police said. ’ while children were picked up and p A M F O im (A P) - A 6-by-12-foot hole was On 'Thursday, the secretary at the grounds and three buildings of the more threats are received, Slattery school, said Superintendent Louise S. dropped off at school, because Fri­ Rinne morning in the deck of the Town Hall received a telephone call at day’s threat seemed to be directed at After Thursday’s call, state police oorthbound Interstate 2 p.m. from a woman saying she was reported^** suspicious activity was students on that particular bus, said 95, forcing the closure of two of three lanes for more troopers and detectives immediately going to go down to the school and Sgt. Robert Slattery, a state police man six hours, transportation officials said. Junior high school students were wertt to the school to supervise the shoot some children, police said. spokesman. th H®Partrnent of Transportation workers told of the threats, but elementary loading of the buses along with school This was the second such episode in At the end of the day, authorities sclmol pupils were not. Berry said. officials. The buses were loaded u* u® '’5*.®’ '^*’*®*’ extended across the center Connecticut this year. In January, an decided to have state police cruisers Forty to 50 students were taken home individually and the children were Ko 1®"®® Hxit 7, traffic at one point escort all 11 buses carrying students. driven home without incident. “ wm? “ P ^ “ .^5® New York state line. William Keish, a DOT spokesman, said a portion i l i i . y of the concrete surface of the bridge had broken nr/ih’ ®*P°®'"8.the steel reinforcing rods under- 747,Drew j Davig/MSnchesteMSraiol neath. Keish said it was possible to see the river SPECIAL DELIVERY - Ronald LaBelleof Fair to focus Which sponsors an annual daffodil sale tnrougn the hole. 64 Ralph Road hands Margaret Anderson and Lydall Inc. gave free daffodils to 78 r e K l K o m " = « 3 million of 38 Church St. a bouquet of daffodils Meals on Wheels recipienis. on caregivers Thursday. The American Cancer Society, By Maureen Leavitt Ben Franklin visits school Manchester Herald will visit Keeney Street School on Tuesday. The famous statesman will be Coventry to get 911 service In an effort to provide information on the variety portrayed by actor Henry Burnett. Wearing an of services available to the steadily increasS colonial costume, he will talk about Bv Jacqueline Bennett Franklin s life the American Revolution and the Manchester Herald from. There is also pre­ Coventry will be part of the me town Health Division wil sponsor a Health- Declaration of Independence. registration available through Caregiver Fair next Saturday, A^ril 8 Tolland County system. There­ The program will begin at 10 a.m. and will be the phone company for disabled fore. calls will go through that COVENTRY — Emergency 911 persons. and" Wfnrmi'tprovided health clinics presented to students in grades 4. 5 and 6 It is dialing service is scheduled to be dispatch center. a J co rS m r «" exclusively for senior citizens, If a disabled person wants his sponsored by the school’s Parent-Teacher Associa- available April 24, Town Man­ Michael Guerrera. staff plan­ the r Bountress, the coordinator of disability noted in the system, he tion and Fine Arts Department. ager John Elsesser says. ning specialist for the Bureau of me town s elderly health program. notifies the phone company and a Elsesser warned residents not Statewide Emergency Telecom­ special code appears on the fai> A ^0 attend the to try using the service before munications, said this week that friend whn as a family member or Senate passes MeottI bill then. computer screen when 911 is 100 of Connecticut’s 169 towns are withoutlh^vinaf® ^''iend dialed alerting emergency per­ now on line in the system and by ^ *> “ I can’t emphasize this enough. “ We see mnro ® nursing home. A bill proposed by state Sen. Michael Meotti. sonnel that a disabled person is at December of this year all towns in It is 3 critics! point. Don*t use it the address. ca r^ ive^ n iT K taking on a p-Glastonbury. to increase protection for animals yet: the result will be utter the state will be using the system. trvin? tn livi® Paopie are living longer and by stengthening laws to prevent cruelty to animals chaos,” he said. Elsesser said that 911 service The cost of the system is being TTroL” mdependently,” Bountress said, coming to Coventry differs from was passed by the state Senate on March 22. Elsesser said that if residents shared by the state, municipali­ the basic 911 that is being phased as the® programs such Meotti said in a news release that his bill has call the service before then there ties and Southern New England out statewide. In the new system sunnlrt Alzheimer’s disease several components. will be no emergency response. Telephone Co., Guerrera said. a call goes directly to the central " " " ■■ely on for help, It would make local canine control officers (dog The state has.^M^^t $6.1 million Pat.ick Fiynn/Manchester Hera'd “ In a crisis situation, that could wardens) animal control officers instead. The law office in New Haven and triggers for capital equipment such as be chaos for the individual the fire horns in town. driver, Theodore C agWKies win"hn^'’ ■ and government would give towns the power to name three volunteer dialing.” said Elsesser. computer terminals, Guerrera B°s‘-f«supawinS,edc^^^^^ Flrbus"h™24 Y X C. Calls are identified by geogra­ ®The 1^ mformation booths at the fair, animal welfare coordinators who would held serve He said the system will be a said. Each town pays a monthly car that rolled Thursday mornino at Exit ^anrira ■ ana nis wife phic location as well as telephone will he nroc ^apartment of Income Maintenance as liaison between police and other agencies lifesaver when it is operational. charge to maintain the equip­ 63 off Interstate 84. Police said the r«r L m k ’ "^*nor injuries at num ^r, which helps a town with elderly en fh"* *’®*P ‘^®termine the needs of the responsible for enforcing laws against cruelty to It will speed up emergency ment. which comes to about animals. multiple telephone exchanges, 1979 Ford Fairmont, atafled and went out ^ p o k e s to L n° indene^nHnnl^’f^ remain in their home and be access and you don’t need a dime $3,000 annually for each town. independent for as long as possible. Elsesser said. Meotti’s bill was prompted largely in response to at a phone booth to dial it.” savs “ The phone company is paying various supplemental funding pro- the deaths by starvation of four horses in Elsesser. The phone number, address for the data (information) net­ Bountresfsaid’^ cargiversdon’tevenknowabout.” Thomaston. and town all appear on a work, which they are able to Even if callers find themselves computer screen. unable to speak in an emergency retrieve through their rate base “ It sounds complicated but it Columbia ponders Bolton’s offer ind?virii!I!fic ft would cost less for elderly the emergency dispatcher wili for 1 cent or 2 cents in a takes less than a second,” said rather ihan v homes and receive care Sebastian’s spoof backfires know where the call is coming customer’s monthly billing,” BOLTON - Whether Columbia Elsesser. will be able to accept Columbia said RenaiH Were placed in a nursing home. Guerrera said. students ever attend Bolton High Re?rac ' town health director. HARTFORD (AP) — A radio station’s April School will hinge on whether students because Willington will a "Ot have a high school, now sends iic istraHon the Social Security Admin- Fool’s prank that the U.S. Treasury was swapping parents want a choice on where to BoltoJ*^'^ send its freshmen to students to Windham ^High Hosnitai Cross, Manchester Memorial green bills for blue bills on Friday backfired when it send their children, said Colum- SchooT While saying he wis the ^tnu/n House adult day-care center, drew the wrath of the state banking commissioner, had role with consultant Earlier this month, the Willing- banks and some consumers. bia School Superintendent John pleased with the quality S convaiecyv Outreach program and local Vitale. ton Board of Education voted to The spoof, which occurred on WCCC AM and FM ’s WATERBURY (AP) - Higher directors of the National Center in Windham, Vitafe the fair scheduled to be on hand for Education Commissioner Norma V i^ le said the Columbia Board withdraw 42 freshmen from Bol­ said the school board has been morning show, “ Sebastian with Diane Novak,” for Higher Education Manage­ sory Committee of her position. ton in the next school year The Foreman Glasgow has not been Glasgow said she attends one or of Education will discuss a surveying parents to see i f S companies will have booths, prompted hundreds of calls to the station from ment Systems, or NCHEMS of proposal by the Bolton Board of students will attend either E 0 listeners who apparently didn’t catch the joke, candid about her position as a Boulder. Colo. two NCHEMS board meetings a Ameri^aiV^® American Cancer Society and the Education to have Columbia high School in Mansfield or sysrem r^” "^ students to o S Novak said. board member on the consulting year. h ! i f ^ Heart Association, But Glasgow said her position school students attend Bolton Windham High School. It also led some listeners to head to their local firm that issued a scathing report d a v scheduled throughout the with the firm has never been a High’ starting m the 1989-90 banks to exchange their cash. on Connecticut’s five technical The consultants were hired by Packman said the decision cholPQtoi.Ji"/’ f*®"tol, podiatry, blood pressure and secret. She said she had an­ school year, at its April lo “ Everything on this show is done tongue-in- colleges, college officials have the state last year to study the could cost Bolton $15,802 to have rartn offered. Also, the town will alleged. nounced her relationship with meeting. About 150 Columbia $86,550. The school board cut its students elsewherf saw vii»i cheek,” Novak said. technical college system and to t L fol®" n available for $10. The officials, including Ri­ NCTHEMS in public meetings and students attend Windham High at $5.2 nnillion budget by $45,100 He said thesurvey wafdony Sebastian, whose real name is Joseph Schlosser. prepare a report detailing the Center tja^t the Manchester Senior Citizens’ chard M. Libby, the technical had removed herself from the 13,300 per student, he said. Thursday in response to the said he hadn’t planned to reveal the spoof until system’s problems. to see if there’s E r e s r ’ ® 2 30 n m L ® .^‘f****® Turnpike, from 9:30 a m. to process that led to the state Bolton ^ h o o l Superintendent Willington decision Monday, but said the number of complaints forced conges’ executive director, and choosing the firm for the study. In a highly critical report, the Richard E. Packman wrote Vi­ biood*teoHn*^"J]®® there is a fee for him to call off the prank. He said he also apologized. Albert B. Vertefeuille. chairman Hountress said. of the colleges’ trustees, said they consulting firm said that, in tale recently, saying that Bolton Of 298 Bolton High students 105 But Banking Commissioner Howard B. Brown She said she informed both the are from Willington. ® addition to enrollment and budget needs trnlll®"*.^ T*** provided. Anyone who said he was investigating the prank to determine if were unaware until this week that members of the Board of Gover­ 1 Health to the event may call the Glasgow has for at least the past nors for Higher Education and Ills, the technical colleges are out Health Division, 647-3173. before the fair any state banking laws were violated. three years served as one of the the state Technical College Advi­ of step with student and employer needs. ^ Penalties and random inspections Obituaries Bowers pupils No big expense

aim to make schooi buses safer In desegregation, ‘Danny’ Stance, 17, (Klenk) Wandych, died Friday Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. did a good Job had heart transplant (March 31, 1989) at the Connecti­ Bridget Church. Burial will be in WETHERSFIELD (AP) - to seek the right to fine bus relayed from the company to cut Hospice in Branford. St. Bridget Cemetery, (filing companies for violations. On DMV officials. TIrozzI predicts The Environment Committee of the General State motor vehicle officials Richard “ Danny” Stence, 17, of He was bom in Manchester hours are Monday from 2 to 4 and Friday, they disclosed additional However, there will be no Assembly has approved a bill banning the sale Friday announced a series of FAIRFIELD (AP) — A state report to be 360 Oakland St., died Friday June 15, 1923, and had been a 7 to 9 p.m. steps they would be taking, in significant changes in the way of substances harmful to the ozone layer after steps aimed at increasing school unveiled next week will recommend ways to (March 31. 1989) at home from lifelong resident. Memorial donations may be bus safety, including random bus addition to spelling out thedetails drivers are trained. Kozlowski achieve racial desegregation in Connecticut’s complications following a heart Before retiring, he was em­ made to Connecticut Hospice testimony in support of the bill from said. sixth-graders at Manchester’s Bowers School. inspections and fines or possible of the plan to impose fines. schools but will not contain any costly transplant. ployed by Carabetta Enterprises Inc., 61 Buri)an Drive, Branford suspensions for companies with The agency said it will conduct He was born March 14, 1972, in State Rep. John W. Thompson. D- “ We feel the system is ade­ proposals, according to Education Commis­ of Meriden for 19 years. 06405. safety violations. random, unannounced inspec­ Manchester, the son of Deborah Manchester, said Friday the bill is on its way to quate, but we’re concerned about sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi. He was a veteran of World War The motor vehicle department tions of some buses, but will not (Slater) Stence of Manchester IN MEMORIAM the state House of Representatives. Students some of the gaps that exist in Tirozzi said he sees little chance of selling II, serving in the U.S. Air Force. from Bowers and schools in Wilton testified also said it would require school fine companies for violations expensive proposals to legislators, who are and Richard D. Stence of Fort He was a member of the Disabled In sad and loving memory of John found during those inspections. terms of communications,” he before the committee at a March 10 public bus companis to collect complete said. struggling with a massive projected state Pierce, Fla. American Veterans. Crie, Jr. who passed away on April hearing on the bill. The bill would prohibits the information on the criminal histo­ Efforts to make sure that bus budget deficit. He was a sophomore at Man­ He was a member of St. Bridget 3, 1985. sale in Connecticut of plastic foam products ries of each driver and to pass the drivers are qualified will focus on Kozlowski said the changes will “ I don’t think anyone is going to listen right chester High School and was a Church and a member of the We never lose the ones we love that contain chloroflourocarbon molecules. information on to the better exchange of information require approval from the Legis­ now because the state is so concerned with the member of the Photography Manchester Lodge of Elks. for even though they’re gone Choloroflourocarbon molecules can’t be department. among the state agency, bus lature’s Regulations Review fiscal climate,” Tirozzi said. “ If I were to go Club. He enjoyed working with Besides his wife, he is survived within the hearts of those who care destroyed and eventually harm the ozone Michael W. Kozlowski, acting companies, and cities and towns Committee. He said he hopes to over with a $30 million, $40 million, $50 million remote-control cars and riding by two daughters. Jean Ann their memory lingers on. layer, which protects the earth from the sun’s chief of the DMV’s field upport that hire the buses, Kozlowski have the new regulations in place package, we’d almost be throwing out the baby dirt bikes. Young and Cynthia Anne Pizza- Sadly Missed, ultraviolet rays. bureau, said the new policies are said. by September. with the bath water.” He was a member of the Church feratto.both of Vero Beach, Fla.; Sisters, Brother In-law, Nephew “ Those kids did a good job,’’ Thompson said. a response to the unacceptably The report will propose the creation of of the Living God of Manchester. five sisters, Stella Cunningham. and Nieces “ They’ll just have to do some lobbying.” high safety violation rate of Companies will be required to The recent death of a New specialty schools, voluntary transfer pro­ Besides his parents, he is Agnes Pyka, Cecelia Taft, Helen The Manchester Board of Directors on inspected school buses. collect and give to state officials Haven girl, struck by a school bus grams and construction of new schools as some survived by a brother, Robert Binok and Frances Pyka. all of March 7 approved a proclamation proposed by “ Unfortunately, we cannot sworn statements from the driv­ she had just stepped out of, of the ways in which desegregation can be Stence; and a sister, Tammy Manchester; six grandchildren; EMERGENCY change the past, but ... we can ers on their employment histo­ focused attention on bus safety. It Stence, both of Manchester; his the students designating the week of March 13 achieved, Tirozzi said in a speech Thursday at and several nieces and nephews. Fire — Police — Medical as Ozone Awareness Week. The students’ make’ difference in the future,” ries, criminal records, and driv­ was later learned that the bus Sacred Heart University. paternal grandparents, Ralph A funeral with military honors presentation prompted Republican Director Kozlowski said. ing records. In addition, any driver had been switched to a new Tirozzi hinted the desegregation plan would and Arlene Stence of Boca Raton. will be ’Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. at the A recent department survey accidents or complaints about a route because of complaints recommend creation of a high-powered Fla; and several aunts, uncles Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main DIAL 911 Geoffrey Naab to propose that the town stop In Manchester using plastic-foam cups for coffee at municipal found that up to a third of Ihe driver’s conduct would have to be about her driving. citizens’ committee to develop more specific and cousins. St., followed by a Mass of meetings and gatherings. state’s 6,000 school buses have at voluntary desegregation plans in the next year The funeral will be Monday at The proclamation project at Bowers was least one condemnable violation, or two. 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral designed to teach children about the ozone, which the agency defines as a Regardless of what the report recommends, Home. 142 E. Center St., Man­ Town of Manchester town government and public speaking. serious problem with brakes, a coalition of civil rights groups has said a chester. Burial will be in East suspension, steering, tires or desegregation lawsuit is imminent. Cemetery. Calling hours are NOTICE exhaust system. Before “ I cannot tell you who would win a suit, but Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bus companies are currently the courts do things on their terms, not Memorial donations may be EAST, WEST AND BUCKLAND required to submit to twice- made to the Youth Ministry, Local 8l State necessarily on our terms,” the commissioner CEMETERIES yearly inspections. If violations TheBmK 20 said. Church of the Living God, 372 are found, they must be fixed % It is requested that cemetery lot owners remove More than 80 percent of Connecticut’s Main St., Manchester. 06040. MATERNITY • KIDS QFF EVERli^HING before the buses can be used minority students are in 14 of the state’s 166 any winter grave decorations that they wish to again. Tri-City Plaza school districts. Minority students, for exam­ keep. Starting Monday, April 3,1989, weather per­ Wheelchair sports today The new regulations, designed Vernon — 871-2910 ple, account for more than 80 percent of school Stanley S. Wandych mitting, the necessary spring clean-up of the to lower the violation rate, would enrollment in New Haven and Bridgeport and Justin Tedford, 9, of Manchester, and Derek impose fines of $35 to $90 per Stanley S. Wandych, 65. of 110 grounds will begin preparation for mowing. Beganski, 15, of South Windsor, are among more more than 90 percent in Hartford. violation, up to $450 per bus. In TWO DAYS ONLY! Irving St., husband of Elaine than 100 athletes between the ages of 5 and 18 from REMINDER; Plastic flowers or decorations addition, companies with re­ ^j^^Sassy Special should not be used on grave sites between April 3 Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and New peated violations would be sub­ Thursday & Friday Jersey competing today in an invitational wheel­ and October 31, 1989. ject to suspensions or revocations KIDS clothes chair meet at the Glastonbury High School of their registration, Kozlowski April 6 & 7 Calendar gymnasium. said. sizes 0-4T at 20% off Robert D. Harrison The event is being sponsored for the fifth Motor vehicle officials had 10:00 - 9:00 p.m. consecutive year by Newington Children’s Hospital Superintendent of Cemeteries earlier announced their intention Sorry, no prior Sales or Layaways or Early Birds. Manchester Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 in cooperation with other organizations. Tedford p.m. and Beganski are members of a 20-member team Monday ’Thursday from the hospital. Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold Committee for Approval of the Bolton room, 8 a.m. Charter. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. GREATEST SALE in Planning and Zoning Commission, Lin­ Board of Library Directors, Bentley WIC program to expand coln Center hearing room. 7 p.m. Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m. Eighth Utilities District budget meeting, HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill said ELECTROLUX HISTORY firehouse, 7:30 p.m. Friday that the federal Department of Agriculture ’Tuesday Coventry was sending $164,800 to the state to expand a Board of Directors comment session. program that provides fresh produce to poor Municipal Building. 9 to 10 a.m. Monday women, infants and children. Public hearing on the manager’s budget, Public hearing on Community Develop­ The program provides coupons to families taking Waddell School, 8 p.m. ment Block Grant application. Town Office 30 60 Building, 7 p.m. part in the program that can be redeemed at any of % . % Wednesday 19 farmers’ markets around the state. Hockanum River Linear Park Commit­ Town Council, Town Office Building. The federal grant will be combined with $80,000 in Savings tee, Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. state money to keep the program going through Library Board, Whiton Memorial Li­ Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. UNICO’S June 30, 1990. Factory to Home Direct brary, 7:30 p.m. Drug and Alcohol Prevention Council, ’Iliursday MANCHESTER CHAPTER Economic Development Commission, Second Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m. Pipeline alternatives urged Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 a.m. ’Tuesday ONE DAY ONLY! Cheney National Historic Dlstric Com­ Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Est­ A FAMILY HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut officials on mission, Probate Court, 4:30 p.m. ates, 7 p.m. Friday urged federal energy officials to consider a School Building Committee, Coventry PANCAKE BREAKFAST variety of alternatives to the proposed natural gas Tuesday, April 4 - SAM to 8PM High School, 7:30 p.m. pipeline from Canada through New York and Andover Republican Town Committee, Town Sunday, April 2,1989 Connecticut to Long Island. Office Building, 7:30 p.m. “ It is Connecticut’s position that no pipeline can Wednesday Wednesday 8:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. be built until every alternative is fully explored and Quality Inn - Vernon Board Of Selectmen, Town Office Parks and Recreation Commission, until the respective environmental consequences of Building, 3:30 p.m. Patriot’s Park, 7:30 p.m. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS each alternative are determined,” said acting 51 Hartford Tnpke., RM 201 ’Thursday Attorney General Clarine Nardi Riddle. Fair Housing Committee. Town Office LODGE Fearing environmental damage and not con­ Bolton Building. 7:30 p.m. 138 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER. CT 1 vinced the additional gas is needed in the first place, Vernon, CT Monday ^ . HUD Housing Rehabilitation Commit­ Connecticut has been fighting the proposed Iroquois tee, Town Office Building. 8 p.m. $2.00 CHILD • $3.00 SENIORS • $4.00 ADULTS Board of Finance and Board of Educa­ TICKETS AT THE DOOR Pipeline since the proposed project was first tion, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Saturday described by a Canadian consortium three years No phone calls please ’Tuesday Town Council, Town Office Building, 9 JOIN US! ago. Public hearing. Community Hall, 7:30 a.m. NATION & WORLD Takeshita admits big donation TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minis­ was “ slightly excessive,” but he Recruit, whose extensive finan­ ter Noboru Takeshita admitted would not elaborate. cial links with politicians are Friday that the company in­ Such gatherings of fellow politi­ under government investigation, Slick’s toll mounts; volved in an insider stock scandal cians and business leaders are bought at least 60 million yen bought more than $150,000 worth common in Japan, v/here politics ($454,000) worth of tickets to of tickets to one of his fund­ and business are closely related. fund-raising parties of Takeshita criminal probe due raising parties two years ago. They are especially popular with and 13 other politicians in 1986-88. Friday also brought the first the governing Liberal Democrats About 13,000 people were said to conviction in the case that has as a way around laws restricting have attended Takeshita’s event, VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) - The ponsible” and would ill serve an embarrassed the top ranks of contributions. paying 30,000 yen each, and he nation’s worst oil spill spread energy-hungry nation. politics and business for nine Corporations often buy large netted about 1.12 billion yen ($8.5 Friday into the Gulf of Alaska, “ What we will do is redouble months. A former executive of numbers of tickets, but it is “ quite million). threatening 600 miles of coastline efforts to bring about proper the company was given an unusual for one company to buy that include fishing communities safeguards,” Bush told reporters 18-month suspended sentence for 20 million yen worth of tickets at His administration has been and a national park. More than in Washington who asked him trying to bribe a legislator. once,” Junichiro Koizumi, the buffeted by the Recruit scandal 1,000 oil-covered birds were sigh­ about his Alaskan oil policy in Takeshita’s acknowledgement health and welfare minister, told since it began last summer. ted on one island alone. light of the tanker disaster. ” We of what amounted to a large reporters Friday. In Washington, the FBI an­ are becoming increasingly de­ political donation from the Re­ Whether the Recruit purchases nounced it would conduct a pendent on foreign oil, and that is cruit Co., a data-distribution would be considered outright MAXIIVIIZING criminal investigation into the not acceptable to any president. conglomerate, is certain to in­ donations and thus subject to spill, which occurred when the We have to transport oil. What we crease demands that he resign. restrictions was not clear 987-foot tanker Exxon Valdez ran will do is not go backward.” “ I have confirmed there was a immediately. AP photo ^ YOUR aground March 24. purchase of tickets for the fund­ An official of the Home Minis­ The FBI investigation will decisions More than 10.1 million gallons center on possible felony viola­ HORSESHOE PITCHING — Sandy raising party,” the prime minis­ try, which regulates political of North Slope crude oil spewed tions of the Clean Water Act, McLachlin, 17, the former world horse­ ter said in response to questions contributions, said the purchases into once-unspoiled Prince Wil­ which prohibits the negligent shoe pitching champion from Dresden, from a Socialist member in would be legal “ as long as the liam Sound. The slick already parliamentary budget committee price of each ticket is within the "viKsva MST.CPA discharge of a pollutant into Ontario, will pitch a few with U.S. covers 600 square miles. navigable waters, spokesman meeting. range of common sense and the State officials sighted oil- Bill Carter said. The state also President George Bush today. Bush has He also said the 20 million yen number of tickets purchased is covered sea gulls, murres, pigeon has started an investigation. invited top horseshoe pitchers to play with (about $151,000) Recruit Co. paid within a reasonable limit that a him when he formally opens new pits at for tickets to the party in May 1987 company can possibly use.” guillemots and other birds, as The tanker’s skipper, Joseph TAX CHANGES FOR 1989 well as oil-soaked sea otters on Hazelwood, was fired Thursday the White House. The 1986 Tax Rsfene Act called for Green Island about 75 miles south by Exxon after the National Hi, Vm Photo Bug! inflation adjustments on tax of Valdez, wildlife experts said. Transportation Safety Board an­ brackets, standard deductions and AP photo personal exemptions. Here are the The number of animals affected nounced that tests showed the Vm new in town and is expected to rise dramatically. Nation & World 1989 numbers that you’ll need for PLANE CRASH — Investigators examine the wreckage of a twin-engine amount of alcohol in his body your tax planning. “ The area impacted is so large after the accident exceeded the plane that crashed onto a tennis court at an exclusive club Friday in Vd like to get ac­ Taxable Income that we have not been able to get Coast Guard limit for operating a Newport Beach, Calif. The plane exploded, spewing flames two stories people to all the areas to look,” Tax Married commercial vessel at sea. quainted. Stop by Rate Single Joint high and killing at least three people in the plane. Six people were on the said Everett Robinson-Wilson of Cherokees mark anniversary Hazelwood, 42, was not on the 19% t o-iasso lO-SO.MO the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser­ courts and some barely made it to safety. bridge when his ship hit Bligh TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (AP) — Cherokee Indians and say hello! 21% iiassi-44.9oa iaai*ei-74.sao vice. ” It’s still early to tell how Reef a half-mile outside normal from around the nation Friday marked the 150th 99% t44.M1-104.990 974,851-177.720 bad the disaster is.” 28% Ovw 9104.990 O n t 9 m .720 shipping lines. The third mate, anniversary of the Trail of Tears, the forced march •High quality photo enlargements President Bush, meanwhile, Gregory Cousins, was piloting the from their Southeastern homeland that claimed an with same day service The 15% tax rate and the deduction for personal exemptions are reiterated his support for Alas­ tanker at the time but was not estimated 4,000 lives. •Film processing Gorbachev visit signaling kan oil exploration, saying a “ In Cherokee memory itis only a short time ago,” phased out by imposing a 5% surtax licensed for those waters, offi­ •Camera accessories on Incomes above certain amounts. policy reversal would be “ irres­ cials have said. Wilma Mankiller, chief of the Cherokee Nation of •Framing supplies Oklahoma, told about 300 people gathered on the This creates a 33% rate for singles •Great prices! based on one personal exemption, lawn of the old Cherokee national capital in this tougher times for Castro SPECIALS: and for marrieds based on two ex­ northeast Oklahoma city of 10,000. emptions. Increase the range of in­ D The forced relocation of much of the tribe to •Process and print 24 exposure film — $3.99 (others similarly priced) come to be taxed at 33% by $11,200 HAVANA (AP) — Soviet President “ We are not going to worsen our Oklahoma ended in late 1839. Of the estimated 4,000 for each additional exemption you Mikhail S. Gorbachev, on his first visit to relations with Cuba,” one Soviet specialist Cherokees who died, many were buried in •11x14 color enlargement from 35 mm negative $4.00 take. Cuba on Sunday,e'may seek to ^ fu se on Latin American affairs said of the visit IfeALTH M SOURCE unmarked graves. The 1989 standard deduction conflicts in Central America and telpFidel to Havana. “ But Gorbachev is a very “ And yet here we are. Here we are. Despite PHOTO BUG amounts are as follows: Castro the Kremlin is weary of financing persuasive man and he will try to explain ATMANCHESTER everything that has happened to us,” Mankiller 244 Broad Street Joint returns ...... $5,200 Cuban adventurism. his intentu ?s.” ■ i MEMORIAL HOSPTTAL said. Married filing separately ....$2,600 Both Soviet and Western analysts The expi^t said Gorbachev will inform Today, the 93,000-member Cherokfee Tribe is the Manchester, CT 06040 Head of Household...... $4,550 interviewed in Moscow predict the refor­ Castro that floscow is no longer interested COMMUNITY HEALTH nation’s second largest, after the Navajos. 643-4684 Single ...... $3,100 mist Soviet leader will be outwardly in financing class struggle and wars of EDUCATION SERIES Ms. Mankiller and Chief Jonathan Taylor of the friendly toward the doctrinaire Cuban national liberation abroad. eastern band of Cherokees from Cherokee, N.C., Taxpayers 65 or older get an president. But they expect Gorbachev to Castro, who just celebrated the 30th additional $600 standard deduction presents planted an oak tree .on the capitol grounds “ in use the island as a platform for a major anniversary of the Cuban revolution, has memory of many people who were on the trail who If married or an additional $750 if speech signaling his desire for a peaceful supported armed struggle not only in Latin did not make it to the new home,” said Deputy Chief single. FRESH DUG 2'-3’ The 1989 personal exemption settelment of regional strife. America but in Africa as well. PROTECTING YOURSELF AGAINST John Ketcher of Tahlequah. President Bush has urged Gorbachev to After years of backing leftist forces in deduction Is $2,000. This amount will be Indexed for Inflation starting use his influence with Nicaragua to further Angola, Cuban troops recently began a SKIN CANCER SPRUCE peace efforts. in 1990. withdrawal from southern Africa as part of Talks begin on debt plan Individuals who are eligible for “ We would like to see the Soviet Union a Soviet-backed negotiated settlement Medicare will pay Medicare surtax withdraw their resources and support in between Cuba, Angola and South Africa. presented by WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration of $22.50 for every $150 of 1989 Nicaragua,” White House spokesman A senior Western analyst, who like the LAURIE BAIN, M.D. expressed hope that it can gain approval for its new Ideal For federal income tax liability up to a Marlin Fitzwater said Thursday. Soviet expert spoke on condition of Third World debt-reduction program at a series of maximum additional of $800 per In a speech in Atlanta, Secretary of State anonymity, said Gorbachev also is likely to Dermotologist in Vernon international finance meetings that got under way Borders Individual. Social security taxes also go up this James A. Baker III urged the Soviets to tell Castro privately that the Kremlin can’t Friday. show “ signs of new thinking” in Central afford to subsidize Cuba’s economy The administration’s aim at the meetings is to get or year. Rates remain the same (7.51% America. He said the region was “ not a indefinitely. for employees and employer, and Wednesday, April 5 both rich and poor nations to approve the “ basic 13.02% for self-employeds). The dumping ground” for arms and failed “ Castro has been protected from his concepts and directions” of the new strategy, said Landscaping maximum wage base to which the ideologies of outsiders. mistakes by Soviet aid,” the Western 6 p.m. one official who asked not to be identified. rates apply, however. Increases Gorbachev’s four-day visit to Havana, to diplomat said. In the seven-year-old debt crisis, the burden of H. LOUISE RUDDELL AUDITORIUM *5.00ea from $45,000 to $48,000, increasing be preceded by a brief stop Sunday in While Gorbachev’s program of peres­ paying interest on $1.3 trillion that developing the maximum tax to $3,604.80 for Ireland and followed by a visit to Britain troika seeks to decentralize the MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL nations owe has sapped their economies, lowered employees and employers and to for talks with Prime Minister Margaret communist-controlled economy, open living standards and led to growing political and $6,249.00 for self-employeds. Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth II, had been markets and create financial incentives economic unrest. 1 for December. After addressing the United for improved production, Castro’s “ cor­ Free and Open to the Public V6n6zu6l3*s H6W pr6sid6nt, Csrios Andres Perez, PELL CHRISTMAS TREE FARM Nations and meeting Ronald Reagan and rection of errors” campaign has clamped blamed riots in his country last month which Vi Kava Is the tax partner in the George Bush in New York, howeverm, claimed 270 lives on “ intolerable and obscene” debt 96 Kibbe Grove Road, Somers, CT. accounting firm of tighter government controls on production For further information, call 647-66(X) Kava & Kava, CPA's, Gorbachev broke off his trip and flew home while shutting down peasants’ markets repayment terms imposed by creditors and said Directiona: From Somers Center 4 miles North on Route 83 after the devastating earthquake in Soviet 153 Main Street, Manchester, CT and seeking to eradicate pay differences rich nations must do more to relieve the debt Weekends Only - Hours: 9-3 p.m> For Information Call (203) 763-2154 646-5528. Armenia. among workers. burden. Cease-fire declared as Namibia Parisians toast centennial Lirgs 8nough to hindia your nssdi — Small anough to giva psnonailzsd larvica starts transition to independence of Eiffel Tower's opening

WINDHOEK, Namibia (AP) — Pienaar, a South African who ings, previously restricted by PARIS (AP) — Champagne Thousands of Namibians cheered serves as administrator-general security laws. Pienaar, in consul­ flowed, confetti fluttered and 21 the arrival of a U.N. official who of the territory. tation with Ahtisaari, is to admin­ guns fired to salute a troupe of will oversee Saturday’s launch of Pienaar said Thursday he ister the elections and govern the perspiring actors who climbed an independence plan to end 74 won’t rescind laws providing for territory until total independ­ 1,710 stairs to the top of the Eiffel years of South African rule and 23 racially segregated schools, hos­ ence, expected in early 1990. Tower on Friday for the centen­ oomplele system 's Installed 8 repaired years of guerrilla warfare. pitals and municipal govern­ nial of the Parisian landmark. “ I have no illusions about the ments. But he said that after No ceremony was scheduled to Balloons and a brass band AMERICAN difficulties that may lie ahead,” consultation with Ahtisaari, he mark the start toward independ­ added to the festivities, in which said U.N. special representative will repeal laws that could stand ence, but South African troops in the 30 huffing and puffing per­ FUEL OIL INC. 646-: Martti Ahtisaari on his arrival in the way of fair elections. Namibia are confined to their formers followed in the footsteps ¥ Friday at Windhoek’s airport. He said his first proclamation, bases and the 15,000-member of Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. On “ We may stand on the edge of an effective next week, will remove territorial army is officially March 31, 1889, he marked the epoch.” all obstacles to political meet­ disbanded as of Saturday. completion of what was then the “ Namibia has, truly, been a MANCHESTER SUNDAY, APRIL 2nd world’s tallest tower by climbing OPEN HOUSE M wound in the side of Africa,” said 1,000 feet to the top and unfurling Ahtisaari, a Finn. “ But it also has a blue, white and red flag. 118 WASHINGTON STREET been a very special place in the For the centennial celebration, hearts and minds of the whole the three levels of the soaring world.” pig-iron tower were transformed Saturday marks the beginning CGRANb OPENING^ into outdoor cafes soaring above of the transition to independence Paris in bloom: fuchsia dogwoods and the start of a cease-fire in the Saturday, A p ril 1st marked the path to the Palais war between the South-West Chaillot across the Seine River, AP photo Africa People’s Organization and rectangular beds of yellow, red SIGNING — Edward Vrdolay, Chicago’s South Africa. and purple lined the Champs de U.N. peacekeepers will moni­ movies & more Republican mayoral candidate, points to Mars. tor the election of a constituent of Manchester T a b les overflowed with an ‘Tm A Winner” sign during a campaign assembly, scheduled for No­ hundreds of invited guests who stop Friday. The city’s election is vember. That body will later set sipped champagne served by up a black majority government. Tuesday, and Democrat Richard M. Daley AP photo gracious waiters in black vests, New listing & full of charm. Beautifully maintained 7 room colonial, is a strong favorite in the polls. Of Namibia’s 1.3 million resi­ video superstore white aprons and fake mutton- tat floor family room. 1<,4 baths, oversized 2 car garage, fireplace, dents, about 70,000 are white. CENTENARY — Thousands of multicolor chop sideburns. much more. Quiet street, lovely established neighborhood. '161,900. DIRECTIONS: Off Main St. between Middle Tpke & No. Main. “ I can’t imagine a country that Television monitors scattered has a better hope of making a balloons are launched from the Eiffel Listing agent, Norma Marshall, 646-4320 m Tower’s first floor to celebrate its 100th around the periphery of the tables Nation & W orld success of independence than this tracked the progress of the actors one,” South African Foreign anniversary Friday in Paris. up the stairs. Baraett Bowman Affairs Minister Pik Botha told 1.16 New London Turnpike, Gla.stonbury, CT reporters in Windhoek on Friday Not everyone who started at the ^ b b l e s (203)6.1.1.1661 No agreement on Contras night. “ We hope there will be no foot of the tower a century ago L R E A L!ESTATE violations (of the independence Nation & World with the energetic 55-year-old A 1««n Hfvtumtt (MtHptiity SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — The five Central agreement) so we will not say at engineer made it to the top. Some American foreign ministers failed to agree Friday this time what we would do about were too pooped to go beyond the on ways to dismantle the Nicaraguan rebel forces them.” Bush can’t confirm report first level. One man, suffering and will meet again in mid-April, a Honduran from vertigo, had himself blind­ diplomat said. South Africa has said it would keep the option of replacing Louis WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush said folded at the second level and ^Some Traditions Shouldn’t Be Passed On. The foreign ministers held two days of talks on the Friday the United States strongly opposes the finished the climb. future of the U.S.-backed Nicaraguan rebels, known proliferation of nuclear weapons but emphasized he Weekly "This is where I get off, thank as Contras. did not want to give credibility to reports that Iraq is goodness,” said 67-year-old actor Nicaragua had pushed for quick disbanding of the Health Tip building an atomic warhead for a missile that could Pierre Pauron, sitting down with Honduras-based rebels. reach Israel.- a glass of cool champagne in the Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Miguel D’Escoto “ I don’t want to give credence to the fact that Iraq breeze at the second level 410 feet also gave his colleagues a proposal for a regional is in the process of building nuclear weapons. I over Paris. “ Monsieur Viguier, fight against drug trafficking that would include cannot confirm that,” Bush said. U.S. assistance. “ Anytime you see representations that there will the man I am portraying, did not make it beyond here.” The foreign ministers of Nicaragua, El Salvador, be nuclear proliferation, it has got to concern us. We Honduras, Guatemala and Costa Rica met in San will be making those representations if we feel it’s Pauron, dressed in a heavy Jose to lay the groundwork for the regional summit about to take place to any country,” he said. brown wool suit, thick cotton at which their presidents are to decide how to The president said he stands “ strongly against” shirt, cravat, top hat and cane, disband the Contras. the proliferation of nuclear weapons. stared out over the rooftops while by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. a bead of perspiration rolled Mubarak won’t meet Shamir down his face and into the stick-on Poland prepares for election beard that was peeling from his WASHINGTON (AP) — Egyptian President DANDELIONS face. Hosni Mubarak has rejected a proposal by Israeli Carotene (pre-vHamln A), which sup- WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The Communist Party Prim e Minister Yitzhak Shamir that they meet next pllea the eeaentlal vitamin A to the body, Central Committee on Friday endorsed accords “ The climb was hard — 700 week on U.S. soil to try to find ways to resolve the la moat plentiful In yellow frulta and ve- reached in talks with the Solidarity-led opposition steps. And I did it twice yesterday getablea, and dark green vegetablea. 100 Palestinian dispute, a senior Israeli official said Win FREE videos such os Dirty Dancing, and announced a convention in May to prepare for in costume and once this morning grama of each food will provide carotene Friday. Michael Jackson’s Moonwaker, U-2 new democratic elections. to practice,” Pauron said. ea followa: aweet potato - 7700 units: spi­ The party leadership also named a spokesman Countryside Siding The two Middle East leaders will be here for nach - 0420; turnip greens - 9S40: necta­ Rattle & Hum and Lethal Weapon! who said he would try to shed more light on the Pauron’s companions stopped back-to-back meetings with President Bush and rines - 18S0: cantaloupe - 3420; broccoli- There’s one legacy no one will thank you for: house painting. And the best, party’s inner workings, and it announced an briefly to catch their breath and Secretary of State James A. Baker III. 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Call us today for details about the Shamir for “ new ideas" to lower tensions in the P la za a t The meeting of the 230-member Central Commit­ "What a joy! What a marvel! ” Restoration Collection. A beautHul way to break with tradition. predominantly Arab territories. tee came nearly two months into the unprecedented Chevalet exclaimed, describing In a way, it would have recreated the meetings ___ Burr Corner “ round-table” talks with the opposition. events leading to construction of former President Carter held at Camp David, Md.. Achieving a formal social contract has been the graceful structure built at the SPRfNG SPECIAL in 1978 with the late Egyptian President Anwar m o T i c s Manchester delayed by several unresolved issues, and Solidar­ entrance to the 1889 Paris Univer­ 1 Sadat and form er Israeli Prime Minister Mena- ity spokesmen had hoped the plenum would provide sal Exposition. chem Begin. 643-6445 an impetus to solve them. Eiffel’s design was selected in a 35% OFF The agreements reached at the presidential 348 Main Street There was little detailed information given on the competition from among 120 Mon.-Thurs. 10-9, retreat produced a peace treaty in 1979 between Manchester party’s decisions regarding the talks, aside from a other plans and met with opposi­ 645-SIDE Egypt and Israel and called for Palestinian 6 4 9 -10 2 5 ^ Sot! 10-10, Sun.' 10-8 general statement approving the negotiations and tion from people who found it ugly 647-SIDE autonomy on the West Bank and in Gaza. kCNTAL (o n * p *r family) with 1hl» ad expressing hope for a successful ending. or feared it would fall down. OPINION Whistleblowers get needed job protection D-Ohio, and Sen. Charles Grasley, R-Iowa. The bill to protect whistleblowers in the federal By Jack Anderson government. m w . would make it illegal for a private employertofirea and Dale Van Atta worker for speaking up about a dangerous situation. Farm spies It’s time to strike Currently, federal protection varies widely from c a m ^ M N/iupw m ^i WASHINGTON — A bill that would protect industry to industry. Truckers are protected from Farmers in several states have joined the local THIS election courageous whisleblowers in industries affecting reprisals if they report a safety problem, but airline law enforcement authorities to look for illegal public health and safety is percolating through mechanics are not. Workers in the meat business marijuana crops. The Drug Enforcement Adminis­ r n ^ w a p r r -; a biow for iiberty trative has compiled a secret, state-by-state R^voujv(m K> Congress. But it will come too late for Donald are protected if they report threats to their own Henley. safety on the job, but they stand naked — or at least analysis of the role played by farmers. 't m - f m / f T f Pennsylvania has enlisted the aid of farmers and of an amicus curiae (friend-of- Chances are good that the Safety Whistleblower in their skivvies — if they blow the whistle on threats By Chuck Stone to public health and safety. even 4-H clubs to report unusual activity. Idaho has the-court) brief by the Ad Hoc Act will pass Congress later this year, and, so far. President Bush has not registered any complaints. educated its farmers on how to spot marijuana and Group of Historians in Support of Business interest have been surprisingly mum While many Americans were Henley could have used the bill two years ago is offering rewards to people who report pot Privacy is an unusual break with about the bill. Sources on Capitol Hill told our growers. Texas and Indiana have similar public­ quick to condemn the Ayatollah when he was fired from his job at a country ham associate Stewart Harris that big businesses may be tradition. awareness programs. Khomeini for assaulting freedom plant in the South. He had made the mistake of wary about challenging a bill that protects the C198& SCAHLE The coalescing of public opin­ The DEA report identifies some things farmers fK)ST-IKTEU.lGENCCR of thought, those same Ameri­ trying to stop the company from processing 3,000 public health and safety. NORTH AMERICA S>f4D(CATC I should be suspicious of — people with no experience cans have been boisterously ion against the anti-abortionists pounds of dangerously half-cured ham. He knew the But there are grumblings. Some industry leaders in farming or ranching who buy large plots of land silent about their fellow citizens’ has galvanized them to escalate hams would spoil and become a breeding ground for their harassment, intensify their have griped privately that the bill may be used by with cash, and people who buy farm or ranch land vo,\m \ assault on freedom of choice. deadly bacteria. labor unions as a bargaining chip in contract violence and terrorize the First The company president told Henley to keep his but don’t use it for that purpose. APAm,M/\imf The freedom to choose con­ negotiations. Others say the employees who are In Colorado, farmers tipped the police to a large cerns abortion. The issue is Amendment. Their actions have mouth shut, but Henley alerted a government meat been felt. about to be fired for good reason will blow the field containing 1,894 marijuana plants. Two area becoming increasingly divisive inspector anyway. Like many diligent workers in whistle on anything to keep their jobs. private industry who watch for the safety of the farmers noticed that the 160-acre corn farm was — and, in some instances, dan­ A radio commercial advertis­ Under the bill the Labor Department will handle public, Henley was promptly fired. purchased for a substantial amount over its market gerously violent. ing the National Organization for whistleblower personnel complaints and either side Henley is now in a more suitable job for his skills. value. The owner said to have com planted and then If the issue were confined to an Women-sponsored pro-choice can appeal decisions to federal court. failed to maintain the crop in the normal fashion. march in Washington, D.C., on He is a government meat inspector. A similar bill is expected to be proposed in the exercise in differences of opinion, During testimony before the Senate Labor Police checked and found marijuana growing there would be no problem. Sunday, April 9, is being rejected House by Rep. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., the between the stalks of corn. by most radio stations. Subcommittee, Henley said he should have known chairman of the Education and Labor Committee. If Picketing and harassing patients that speaking up would cost him his job. The at family planning clinics may In five cities where the ad was it passes, this will be a bonanza year for Jack Anderson and his associate, Dale Van Atta. company president had repeatedly reminded him whistleblowers. Last month, congress passed a bill are syndicated columnists. make the patients miserable, but submitted, 25 stations refused to who signed his paycheck. If something done at the Guarding their turf the First Amendment protects air it. Arguably, the 60-second plant went contrary to Agriculture Department the picketers. spot is controversial. It starts rules, the president often said, “ (expletive) on the preserving or adding to their power. Only when anti-abortionists with the sound of a bomb, USDA.” DON’T MONKEY By Barry Schwoid Secretaries of state are not exempt from turn violent — as did the Ayatol­ followed by a simulated news Workers in the meat business, or any other this malady. lah Khomeini when he urged announcer who intones, “A industry that affects public health and safety, would WASHINGTON — Here we go again. The They may operate quietly, like George followers to execute “ Satanic women’s health clinic was des­ be covered by the Safety Whistleblower Protection AROUND... State Department is under siege. P. Shultz; with mock self-deprecaction, Verses” author Salman Rushdie troyed today by anti-abortion Act sponsored by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, Or so it would seem if you live in this like Henry A. Kissinger; or declare — is our constitutional soul extremists.” Then the commer­ inbred world Inside the Beltway. The themselves to be the vicar of foreign sabotaged. The reasons for the cial segues into anti-abortion Try Our Pay-By-Mail headline in one newspaper the other day policy, like Alexander M. Haig Jr. assault may differ, but the was “ Sununu Rebukes Counsel.” The statements by President Bush No matter. Once they are put in charge of consequences are the same. and Vice President Quayle. Open Forum headline in another paper, a prestigious the State Department they assert them­ Program... In 1985, anti-abortionists import from New York: “ State Dept. selves — and they guard against the other Radio station executives were bombed 26 family planning clin­ Challenged in Trade.” bureaucracies that have any sort of a candid about their reasons for It makes paying your subscription easier on ics and torched 14 more. Their White House chief of staff John Sununu, claim on U.S. relations with other nations. refusing to run the spots. They you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 still not a household name on a par with Pat That means keeping a skeptical eye on resort to arson and violence is wanted to avoid anti-abortionists weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Sajak or Vanna White, had taken White the Pentagon, the Commerce Department paradoxical because the anti­ picketing their stations and boy­ Rickards ready for board months. 6 months or a full year... drop it in the House legal counsel C. Boyden Gray to the and, especially, the National Security abortionists are now morally cotting their sponsors. Some also mail Then, you can forget about having ready To the Editor: imaginary White House woodshed for Council. In the last couple of decades, the subsidized by the federal fear potential violence. cash to pay your carrier . answering the door publicly criticizing the bipartisan accord government. security council usually poses the biggest The only way to combat iron when it's inconvenient or being at home to Secretary of State James A. Baker III had The president supports them. When the voters of Bolton go to the polls May 1. threat because it has proximity to the curtain attempts to silence free­ pay your bill reached with Congress on Central President. And a Supreme Court that legal­ they will find four newcomers to elective politics WE WILL NOTIFY dom of speech is -to raise the America. Kissinger had no trouble with the ized abortion. 7-2, in the 1973 Roe among the candidates for Board of Education. I YOUR CARRIER Got it? Big deal. curtain, and a giant curtain- write to call attention to one of them. Anne P. 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Ford took away polarization between the anti­ mercial technology that has military long, first as a parishioner at St. Maurice and then Kissinger’s White House job he gave it to a abortionists (pro-lifers) and the If you want to rescue the First application. trusted deputy, Brent Scowcroft. as treasurer of the Republican Town Committee. My word. pro-abortionists (pro-choicers) Amendment from its hostage- She is a member of the PTO and past president of the It was an entirely different situation has intensified. takers, join the NOW April 9 And so, in the third month of the newly earlier in the Nixon administration. Bolton Women’s Club. Anne got an education in the march — and strike an old- I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my minted Bush administration, cracks are William P. Rogers was secretary of state Anti-abortionists condemn pro- working of local government as a member of the beginning to show. Before long. 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In a and a syndicated columnist. retirement, Kissinger offered the sage □ 3 months *23 10 0 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 While bracing for the inevitable, it would advice that the job of security adviser Los Angeles Times national poll, The mother of four young children, Anne also runs be wise to remember two things: Baker is should be scaled down so as not to interfere 57 percent considered abortion an her own bysiness. She has a bachelor’s degree in Senior Citizens: very close to President Bush and a with the secretary of state’s work. act of murder, but more than half Letters to the editor sociology and social work from Central Connecticut □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86 24 world-class political operator. Also, no Turning to today’s almost serene situa­ of those polled supported the The Manchester Herald wel­ State University. Many issues faced by the board Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount administration escapes these kinds of tion, Baker doesn’t seem to have anything statement: “ Every woman has are directly related to this field. Her experience in a tensions. comes original letters to the •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary to worry about, so far. the right to control her own collegiate financial aid office will also serve us well The sort of people who go into power editor. He has no trouble getting the president’s body.” Letters should be brief and to as we seek to increase the proportion of Bolton High politics generally are not shy about attention. The anti-abortionists may have the point. They should be typed or School graduates going to college. Name Baker managed Bush’s successful run the federal government on their neatly handwritten, and, for ease Apt for the White House last year. They started side, but they are still losing the Anne has been attending both regular and special Address as Texas country club tennis partners, go in editing, should be double­ soul of the American people. spaced. Letters must be signed meetings of the Board of Education, along with its Phone, UJanrliPBtpr Hpralft quail hunting together and plot ways to budget workshops, since her endorsement as a City .Zip. bash liberal office-seekers. One dramatic example of that with name, address and daytime candidate. (All the Republican candidates have Founded In 1881 Also helpful to Baker is the fact that lack of national support is a move telephone number (for verifica­ MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL 1 been doing this.) If the voters of Bolton elect Anne PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher Scowcroft, in an encore performance as by several dozen historians to tion). Rickards, they will get an eminently qualified and GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor national security adviser, is an unusually solioit 200 of their colleagues to The Herald reserves the right thoroughly prepared public servant. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.. . . Executive Editor straight-shooting bureaucrat. oppose the Justice Department’s to edit letters in the interests of The Manchester Herald effort to overturn the Roe vs MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor brevity, clarity and taste. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. . . Associate Editor Barry Schweid has covered foreign Wade decision. While historians Address letters to: Open Fo­ Thomas A. Manning policy and its purveyors for The Asso­ have often served as expert rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. 18 School Road, Bolton ciated Press since 1973. witnesses in court trials, the filing Box 591, Manchester 06040. Charch BidletiB Board Religions Services Church Bulletin Board Despite weather, pilgrimage

A journey of discovery Assemblies of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South Unltod Methodist Church, 1226 Holllger. Sunday worship: holy eucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S brought Christians together Church (Assemblies of God), rlst, 9:30 a.m.; church school, 10:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev A video presentation called “ Discovering the 400 Bocklond Rood, South Windsor. a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11:30 a.m.; Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ ■"Ki Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Lady Chapel open mornings. (643-9203) Bible” will be shown at 9:15 a.m. Sunday at dule; 9 and 10:45 o.m., worship servi­ M-.t ' FISH volunteer driver may find 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and ces; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Editor’s note: This column is Concordia Lutheran Church, The worship services child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sino and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park preschoolers. (647-9141) prepared by the staff of the her/himself providing for a are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. with Holy Communion. KS ** s'^vlce. Wednesday, 7 p.m., and Church streets, Manchester. An­ young, single-parent mother with ond youth fellowship. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Manchester Area Conference of M A C C N ew s assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m.and Mormon Churches. two little ones to the well-child 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; clinic. Grief support offered babv-sittino, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; holy The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- celebrate the religious holiday Baptist eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. By Nancy Carr FISH drivers agree to set aside day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ with their families. Sister Katherine McKenna of St. Mary’s Catholic Community Baptist Church, 585 E. (649-4583) ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a m., Executive Director one day a month to help their sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday Church and the Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, pastor of center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. neighbors. On their day to drive, Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ FISH OF MANCHESTER - First Congregational Church, both in Coventry, will worship service. Nursery care pro­ Gospel hood and relief society. (643-4003 or Despite the raw, grey, windy they may make several trips such 228-3715) FISH (Friends In Service to hold a bereavement support meeting on Monday at 7 vided. (643-0537) Church of the Living Ood, an evangel­ day, well over 400 men, women as the examples cited. Volunteers Humanity) of Manchester is an p.m. at First Congregational Church. This is Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., ical, full-gospel church, Robertson and children walked at least part can also sign up for the “ any day Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, School, North School Street, Manches­ associate program of MACC. intended for those grieving about the death of a pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 National Catholic of the Way of the Cross together as possible” list. ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Formed almost 20 years ago by loved one. a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. St. John the Baptist Polish National on Good Friday. Even though Volunteer drivers are urgently service. (646-5316) Nursery and Sunday school. “ good neighbors” who reach out Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ sleet mixed with rain began to fall needed. With so many women Firat Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, to help others. FISH volunteers Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bgls- pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; wsekdavs, about half way through the walk, returning to work, there are only school; 11 a.m., worshipservice; 7p.m , provided much of the urgently Enrichment pianned vert, pastor. Sundays, 10o.m.; Wednes­ 8 a.m. (643-5906) many participated in the entire 14 active drivers on the list which evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock needed transportation in the days *gjvlce. Nursery at all services. (649- procession which ended with the means that some dedicated good The theme for the coming month at St. Mary’s 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Nazarene before Phone-a-Ride was estab­ the month. final station at Center Church. neighbors are choosing to drive Catholic Church of Coventry is Personal Enrich­ u.??'?* Chapel of the Deaf, 240 , Pull Gospel Interdenominational lished. For those who need Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., Snapshots of the pilgrimage: a two or three days a month instead ment and Community Experience. There will be Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior t transportation, FISH volunteers Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a m , C. RAYMOND BUCK couple surrounded by children of one. parents’ workshops each Thursday evening at 7:30 _ Time Baptist Church, 72 E. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 pastor; J*ey. Mark Green, minister of transport elderly, handicapped Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. a.m., Sunday school,' . . .to speak in Manchester pulling a red wagon holding the Those who don’t drive can in the church hall. Parish Enrichment day will be p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 10:« a.m., worship, children's church and low income persons not able Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday two youngest; two elderly women assist by providing telephone held on Sunday from 2:30 to 5 p.m. in the same a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise to utilize Phone-a-Ride to essen­ m 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prover service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, (one with a cane helping one duty one day a month. These location. A Family Fun Day is planned for 3 p.m. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Conference is planned tial appointments. p.m. (643-9359) 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) another along Manchester’s Via telephone “ officers of the day” April 9. The community is welcome to all events Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Examples of their good neigh­ ter. lOo.m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., The annual missionary conference at Faith Dolorosa) driving from station to call in to Phone-a-Ride at noon Call 742-6655 or 456-2505. Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. bor outreach: a FISH volunteer Christian Science Pentecostal Baptist Church begins Friday and continues station to keep up with the and at 3; 30 p.m. for referrals of driver provides transportation to United Pentecostal Church, 187 through Sunday, April 9, featuring the Rev. C. walkers; a young mother walking those who need transportation First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses the clinic for an elderly woman N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Woodbridoe St., Monchester. Rev. Raymond Buck, president of Baptist Mid-Missions the entire route pushing a stroller but don’t qualify for Phone-a- Councii gets standing church service, Sunday school, and Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ whose eyesight is failing. On Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland of Cleveland, Ohio. Other speakers will include Mr. into which she had tucked her two Ride. Officer of the Day volun­ care tor small children. (649-1446) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 her/his day to drive, the volun­ Reading Room, 656A Center St., Mon- p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed- and Mrs. Duane Wilkins, who are missionaries to little ones warmly wrapped in teers then link up the request with NEW HAVEN (AP) — The home of the 10,000th chester. (649-8982) p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7-50 nMday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, teer not only will pick her up but council of the Knights of Columbus is Steinauer p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 Gambia, West Africa. Steve Thorpe of Middletown blankets. How blessed we are that a FISH driver. p.m., congregation book study; Sun- ladles prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's help her into the clinic for Neb. youth service. will hold special children’s meetings during the although a scuffle broke out in FISH volunteers continue to o.m., chemotherapy, transport her Church of Christ Watchtower study. (646-1490) conference. For more specific information, call Jerusalem between Christians offer an important service to Among 75 new councils of the Roman Catholic home and help her get “ settled fraternal organization started since last Dec. 1 the Church of Christ, Lvdoll and Vernon 646-5316. following the way of sorrows, elderly, handicapped and others streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, in” if necessary. That same day Steinauer council was given the milestone number pulpit minister. (Sareth Flanarv, evan­ Jewish — Consenfative Presbyterian here in Manchester our people in the community. We hope you through a drawing at international headquarters gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Coventry Presbyterian Church, Krupp to speak came together in unity to com­ will consider helping to maintain here. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven- this good neighbor outreach. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J iry. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, memorate the sufferings of M d Communjon; 6 p.m., worship. Playln, robbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; Judy-Arin Krupp of Manchester will speak on self Please call Ruth Ann Glass at Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible • study. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday esteem and self-love on Sunday at the Unitarian Christ. Nursery tor all services. (646-2903) tBST Wind, robbi emeritus. ServI- school; 7 p.m., Bible study and feliow- 643-9201 or Pat Dow at 649-9419 for ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 9*45 Universalist Society: East. This presentation will The ecumenical Easter Sonrise Layman warn of link o.m. Saturday. Friday niohts 8:15 p.m shlp. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prover additional information. They will Congregational meeting. (742-7222) discuss ways of helping oneself gain self- Service in Center Park was Relationships change 7-w Friday of each monfh Is a ..'’^•••‘Yterlon Church of Manchester, be happy to hear from you. 7.30 p.m. family service. (643-95^) confidence. The service will be at 10:30 a.m. attendecd by over 300 enjoying an WASHINGTON (AP) — A Southern Baptist Bolton Congregational Church, 228 ^2. Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRl- increasingly warm morning and as kids start college layman who helped mobilize the “ Christian right” Bo ton Center Road, at the Green, chord Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Nursery care and religious education are provided. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday the outstanding music of an in politics warns against being linked to a "cultural Jewish — Reform A soup luncheon will follow. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, ^ P-fU-, Informal worship. ecumenical choir. Salvation conservativism” that doesn’t involve belief in God. church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; -Temple Beth Hlllel, looi Foster St (643-0906) When a child goes away to 1^15 o hi--forum program. (649-7077 Army Band and an Easter college, the family relationship E.E. McAteer, a Tennessean who left a longtime office or 647-8878 parsonage Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Seder is planned ynover, robbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each musical offering by Paul Muncie changes, says a University of THE business career to become head of the conservative Contw Congregational Church, ii Friday; children's services, 7*45 n m Roman Cathoiic Cemer St., Manchester. Rev. Newel' H second Friday of each month. (644-8W) An interfaith seder, or ceremonial meal for the from Church of the Nazarene. Rochester orientation counselor. Religious Roundtable here, said in a recent mailing Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev, Deborah .Church of fhe Assumpflon, Adams Passover holiday, will be held Tuesday at BIBLE T. Hobart, associate pastor; Rev Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. Thank you to the many who “ The student makes more that the movement “ has its roots firmly planted in Lutheran Federation Homes, 156 Wintonbury Ave., Bloom­ the Judeo-Christian ethic.” •r'n'ster of visitations; Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. participated in the planning and decisions for himself,” says SPEAKS Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur- field. There will be a full kosher Passover meal and carrying out of the ecumenical He adds that “ to embrace people who do not tus. Worship service, 8 and 10 a m ; d<^ mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Larry Kruger. Students usually by ifinTcHr liVi'ii ^ui9*ies*er- Rev. Dr. services led by Jonathan Rosenbaum, professor and Holy Week worship welcome the freedom, he says, Eugtn# BrtwBr believe in God is morally wrong and will result in the (64^9941*)^^°” ' ond child care, 10 a.m. (M3 2195)' * POOP- director of the Maurice Greenberg Center of Judaic building of a political tower of Babel.” uss'stant pastor opportunities. but parents worry about losing First Congregational Church of An- . ■ortholomew’s Church, 741 E. Studies, and the Rev. Earl Imswiler Jr. of the Living To study the simple unpreten­ Paul Weyrich, director of the Committee for the doyer. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard lo*n^*905 c® Bi'" ’ commun- Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. control. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., ^ '’’ •'Sunday church school, Waters Church in Windsor Locks. This is sponsored EASTER THANK YOUS - to tiousness of Christianity is to be Survival of a Free Congress, said in a subsequent Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Will their daughter continue to worship; 9:30 a.m., church school (649-nil) Nursery core. mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:M, by the Christian Jewish Task Force and the Capitol members of Center Church who observe the religious traditions Impressed with the contrast from mailing that cultural conservatism is not “ some Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Empnuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) religions contemporary with It. Its First Congregational Church of Cov­ St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Region Conference of Churches. Reservations are made 40 beautiful Easter baskets she grew up with? What if their sort of godless philosophy” that considers God entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev St., Manches^r. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ founder was an unschooled car­ irrelevant. son, postor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and required for the meal, which will cost $18 per (one to place on each bed) for our son doesn’t major in engineering Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ pastor emeritus. Schedule; 5 m ' Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. penter. Its place of origin was far ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses person. Call 232-4483. Shelter guests. Some were filled after all? removed from international (M2*8«7°)”** oore provided. rnirdth?rd*’ an'd'**ft'ml'' and fifth Sundays; li on amfirst,' at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 o.m., and with treats and fresh fruit. Others Kruger’s advice to parents: power centers. ^:®/»hlo with holy communion'^n noon. (643-2403) Second Congregational Church, 385 St. James Church, 896 Main St., had a pair of socks, razor and “ Remember that college stu­ Its doctrines were profoundly T h ou gh ts N. Moln St., Manchester. The Rev. V Snd^" Vm “ '^64^i'l937*' Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski, personal care items. Wonderful dents need to exercise more transparent. Its worship lacked Joseph Milton, postor. 10 a.m., worship N*v. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, idea. impressive ritual and exotic mys­ service, Sunday school, and nursery for Church of Mon- MonsIgnor Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Send us your news independence; it's a normal part 4:30P-in-- Pilgrim Fellowship. *643-2051)*’ S* ' Manchester. day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday To members of Temple Beth of growing up. If parents under­ ticism. It built no temple, mosque (649-2863) masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 The Manchester Herald welcomes news Sholom who staffed the Shelter on stand this before it becomes an or cathedral. Its morality was dis­ Second Congregational Church of p.m. (643-4129) We have been admonished “ Thou shall love the Ro'l7e"'*31*^^S"'i;orSh’ '’ iriv''er‘ =R‘’o*a'^ releases about religion for publication on these Easter evening so the Christians issue, they can deal with it ciplined but practical, avoiding Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ ^St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., the radical and eccentric. It Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ ic h ^ n u ' 'o Douthwalte, pastor' Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes ond Saturday pages. scheduled for that evening could better.” and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind’ ’ lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m , hD-45^o m service; Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Releases should concern events open to the lacked hierarchy, declining to ex­ church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Luke 10:27. With this love must also go a deep Bible. (742-'7M)’ ‘’'' team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., public in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and alt men to positions of power or a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m , Sunday moss at 10 o.m.; confessions prestige. church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11-15 ..fje i Fyongellcal Lutheran Churcii respect and reverence for the Lord. Jesus taught 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 Andover. Items will be published once, space TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL Paul wrote that God chose the a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior streets‘^Mnn''h°‘' l ’ ^®ePer and High P-PP- Pt St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. permitting. All releases will be subject to this truth to his disciples when he taught them to (742-6655) foolish, the weak, the lowly, and pray and said “ Our Father which art in heaven K."(742*-42W)'’ ” Church of Sf. Maurice, 32 Hebron editing. the despised things for the ex­ Hallowed be thy name.” Matthew 6:9. When Jesus Talcottville Congregational Church, Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. The releases should be typed, double-spaced, press purpose of avoiding human ^'"1 him Rood, Olesik, pastor. Saturday massatSp.m.; MANCHESTER describes the name of the Lord as “ Hallowed” Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. and include the name and daytime telephone boasting (1Cor. 1:27-31). Tragi­ should we do any less? The sacred names of God and Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff lo pnd 11 a.m. (643-4466) cally, men In succeeding cen­ a.m., worship service and church Methodist number of someone who can provide further Christ are used today with increasing frequency in school. (649-0815) ‘^nurcn information. ANTIQUES SHOW turies so radically altered every the course of regular conversation, and even in the ^ Saivation Army Black and white photographs will be facet of It as to render It virtually expression of anger and humor. This disregard for Second Congregational Church unrecognizable. And this despite Covenant Salvotlon Army, 661 Main St., Man­ considered for publication. Photos cannot be repeated divine warnings against the Hallowed nature of Diety makes a mockery of chester. Capt. and Mrs. (kiry Aspersch- 385 North Main St., Manchester, CT (1-84. Exit 64) Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ returned. . . . the human penchant for the com­ their command. We should strive to afford the Lord jm .. .ifJVcr.'Jli’,?,'"',';,’.! lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 1 matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ The deadline for releases is the Monday plex, the arcane, the proud, the the love and respect He deserves in our patterns of Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knlghf, tion meeting. (649-7787). before the desired publication date. Earlier Food Bar On Premises powerful, and the extreme. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Pa^rker''st"'llufn'!ll*'?'’*"** Church, 300 speech. youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11am submissions are appreciated. Publication Friday, Aprii 7 — llam-8pm worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible Unitarian Universaiist school. (649-2855) ' dates cannot be guaranteed. Saturday, Aprii 8 — lOam-Spm CHURCH OF CHRIST David Field Bishop Send the releases to: Church Page, Manches­ MItarlan Universallst Society-East, This Ad Permits 1 or 2 Persons to Purchase Lydall ft Varnon StrsBts Church of Jesus Christ Episcopal 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. of Latter-day of Sa*nts Youth Fellowihfn* T*’ " ’ -' l^ethodlst WPPdOP. knights Jr., Interim minister. •2.50 Tickets for *2.00 Each. Phont: 646-2903 t^nc^;^ Nursery' for 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and St. tteorgo’u episcopal Church, li.so preschoole^ youth religious education. Coffee hour offer service. (646-5151) 1 Iflaudu'bivf Engagements Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, April 1, 1989 Gallery is lovely home’ for art

By Nancy Pappas to envision a gallery in the space Manchester Herald being offered to them, according to Ken Wakeen, who is Sandy’s father and a painter from Avon. J' magine walking into a “It was deplorable. You wouldn’t huge, well-upholstered bring your worst enemy here.” / jewelry box. You’re “We worked days, nights, wee­ surrounded by padded, kends, to put this together,” said Ideep maroon fabric. Merrill. “But I’d say it was worth Spotlights play on the colors and it ... It’s a quiet, soft, reflective I textures of the items stored there. atmosphere that’s appropriate That is the impression created for either a library or a gallery.” Cheryl A. Wilson by Wakeen Merrill Galleries, 983 The decor is not the only Michele B. DIBella Mary Rudin Main St. Instead of jewels, unusual aspect of this establish­ Paula A. Hewitt however, this gallery showcases Thomas N. Collett! Jr. Theodore Welch ment. Galleries are usually Wilson-Biter paintings, sculptures and folded- owned by art collectors or busi­ 14 i paper collages within its uphol­ ness people, but rarely by work­ Mr. and Mrs. Earle J. Wilson of 40 DiBella-Colletti Hewitt-Martel stered walls. Masters Way announce the engage­ Rudin-Welch ing artists. Wakeen Merrill Gal­ Therese Hewitt of 105 Seaman In just three weeks, the gallery, b Vf ment of their daughter. Cheryl A Michael J. DiBella Jr. of Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rudin of leries is owned by three artists ter and Janice A. Dibella of Middle- Circle announces the engagement of a collaboration of painters Ken­ who have little or no business Wilson, to David M. Biter, son of Mr. Lebanon announce the engagement of her daughter. Paula Ann Hewitt, to neth and Sandy Wakeen and and Mrs. Robert F. Biter of Madison town announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Elizabeth background. their daughter. Michele Beth DiBella Gregg S. Martel, son of Robert and sculptor Keith Merrill, has at­ “There’s a lot we don’t know The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of Rudin. to Theodore Raymond Welch Claudette Martel of Bristol. The tracted the attention of art Manchester High School and a 1987 to Thomas N. Colletti Jr., son of Mr. about running a gallery, things son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Macha of bride-elect is also the daughter of the connoisseurs, other gallery L- ' ' f. graduate of the University of Connec- and Mrs. Thomas N. Colletti Sr. of Scotland, The bride-elect is the that might seem obvious to other Manchester. late Robert Hewitt. owners and local residents who people,” said Sandy Wakeen. hcut. She is a legal assistant with granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis walk in just to look around. Catherine P. Kligeman. attorney of The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of “But we’ve been surprised at how and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rudin. Manchester High School and received On a very inclement opening Hartford. Manchester High School and is all of Manchester. supportive and helpful other employed by Computer Processing an associates degree in general day, for example, when the three gallery owners have been.” The prospective bridegroom is a She is a 1988 graduate of Windham owners expected about 40 vis­ 1980 graduate of Amity High School. Institute of East Hartford. studies from Manchester Community While ignorant of some of the Tech and is employed in the account- College. She is presently attending itors. they were inundated with Woodbridge. served in the U S. Air The prospective bridegroom is a mg department of the J.T. Slocomb standard business practices, graduate of Manchester High School Quinnipiac College for Business and is close to 5Q0 well-wishers. “We these artists had a unique pers­ Force from 1981 through 1985 and Co. of South Glastonbury. had a line down the stairs of graduated from the University of and is employed by Sheet Metal Local employed by Southern New England pective on their gallery: All three Union 40 of Hartford. prospective bridegroom is a Telephone Company. people just waiting to get in,” knew a lot about what they did not Connecticut in December of 1988. He 1987 graduate of Windham Tech and is Merrill recalled. “And the coats! is a special agent with Northwestern An Oct. 14 wedding is planned at St The prospective bridegroom is a want to see happening. Mary’s Church. a member of the Electricians Union 1980 graduate of Bristol Eastern High What do you do with that many Reginild PInto/Minchwtar Herald Mutual Life. Bloomfield. Loc^l 35 of Hartford. He is employed coats?” “We’ve all hung our work at HORSING AROUND — Kenneth Wa­ lives in Avon, is a partner in Wakeen A June 3 wedding is planned at West School and from Johnson & Wales various places, and for one ^ of North FraV'lin. College with an associates degree in keen points out details in one of his Merrill Galleries. Hartford United Methodist Church. A Nov. 18 wedding is planned. Although the crowds have reason or another, we haven’t business. He is also attending Quinni­ thinned considerably since open­ liked what was going on,” said paintings of polo players. Wakeen, who piac College for Business. He is ing day, the gallery sees about 70 Merrill, “We will showcase work employed by Travelers Insurance Co. visitors each week, or more than properly, we hope to treat the An Oct. 21 wedding is planned at St. three times what the owners had other artists properly, we think Gregory’s Church. Bristol. projected. this is going to be a really special The tremendous turn-out has place.” Weddings encouraged the three artists. So far, the results have been “People were telling us we were good, both artistically and finan­ Yuppies think crazy,” said Sandy Wakeen of cially. The opening show features Laurel Street. ’’They would ask eight artists — the three owners Crawford-DiT ommaso us what we were doing, opening a and five others. Prices of these Digan-O’Meara about saving fine art gallery in Manchester. works range from $200 to $5,000, Sharon Ann DiTommaso, daughter We just believed it was a good with 80 percent of them costing of Roderick and Mary St. Pierre of Theresa J. O’Meara, daughter of By The Associated Press idea.” Orlando. Fla., and Robert Russell Thomas and Mary O’Meara of We­ less than $1,000, said the owners. Crawford, .son of Donald and Sandra thersfield, and Timothy H. Digan.In Self-employed Denver chiropractor Another thing in which the At the opening reception alone, Crawford of 36 Hamlin St., were Manchester and Mark Gander earns $120,000 a year, artists “just believed” was the the gallery sold seven of Merrill’s married March 18 at the Church of the Robert Digan of Manchester were highly unusual decor. sculptures, five of Kenneth Wa- but a sizable mortgage, hefty child- keen’s paintings and three of his Nazarene. married March 18 at St. B r i d S support payments and business ex­ “We wanted to ao something The Rev. Phillip Chatto officiated at daughter’s. In addition, the omda'ted^The^H^^. Roberr'Sso penses had been keeping him from that was much different from gallery owners receive commis­ the candlelight service. The bride was omciated. The bride was given in socking any away. what else was around,” said given in marriage by her brothers marriage by her father. MaryelleJ sions from the pieces by other Wakeen. “Everyone else has artists which were sold that day. John St. Pierre and Phillip St. Pierre. Pans, sister of the bride, was In the past several months, though, white walls, white ceilings in Allison St. Pierre, sister-in-law of the he and his wife Berith began painstak- their gallery. We wanted to have “If we didn’t sell anything that bride, was matron of honor. Amy Digan II. brother of the enly saving around 5 percent of their a very different atmosphere. We day, it would have been alright DiTommaso and Amanda DiTom­ groom, was best man. Robert i after-tax income while paying off want people to think of entering a with us. What actually has maso were flower girls. Digan III was ringbearer debts through a plan devised by a lovely home, and admiring the happened has gone beyond any­ William Crawford, brother of the After a reception at Willie’s Steak professional money manager. art that’s displayed there.” thing that we could have im­ groom, was best man. Brent J. St. House, the couple left on a weddiSe agined, ” said Sandy Wakeen. Pierre was ringbearer. trip to Daytona, Fla. They are m S S f “It’s a change of attitude, I guess,’’ The partners spent a hectic six their home in Portland. "’^'^ing said Gander, 35, whose goal is a 15 weeks transforming a warren of Although works by the gallery’s After a reception at the Washington three owners will always be Social Club the couple left on a percent savings rate. "We’re living offices into a luxurious gallery very modestly ... or rather less than with padded maroon walls, a available, there will be a new wedding trip to Florida and a cruise to Mrs. Robert R. Crawford show featuring outside artists at the Baham a’s. They will make their someone with my income should be black ceiling, gray carpet and home in Manchester. living. But that’s the only way to get deeply recessed shelving for two-month intervals, said The bridegroom attended Manches­ displaying small objects. To cut Merrill. 1 out of debt and save money at the The bride is a graduate of East ter High School and is employed by Catholic High School and of 'Tufts same time.’’ costs, save time and retain The gallery, which is adjacent Rvgtnald Plnto/Manchattar Herald H.P. Kopplemans Resource Center. control of the results, the owners to Sandy Wakeen’s studio, is open University and Northeastern Univer­ Hartford. LOOKIN’ GOOD — Keith Merrill and sity. both in Boston. She is employed The Ganders are baby boomers, the and their spouses did most of the on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 plan changes in the exhibit which is at the Medicine Shoppe in generation bom between 1946 and work themselves. p.m.: Saturdays 10a.m.toSp.m.; Sandy Wakeen, two of the owners of the hanging now. The gallery opened March 1964, known for freely spending Manchester. It took an artist’s imagination and Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Wakeen Merrill Galleries on Main Street, 12. money and borrowing more when they don’t have enough. AA

18 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 1, 1989 FOCUS / Home MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 1, 1989 - 19 FOCUS / Money

Pocket doors are returning Rising auto prices outpace By Andy Lang time guarantees are offered ” He Passing the bucks ... The Associated Press says there even is a return to the annual family incomes On the House practice of retiring behind gliding In 1988, the average new car cost $14,410, nearly twice as much as in Wherever space is at a pre­ doors "for a brief, confidential 1980 when the average price was $7,574. It took the average buyer mium, pocket doors are making a Some tips on shifting income to your children tete-a-tete or an uninterrupted 24.2 weeks of his income to buy a new car in 1988, com pared to only comeback. Pocket doors — those snooze.” 18.7 weeks in 1980. that slide out of sight into the By the Editors for in-the-wall heating ducts and Pocket doors now are being UGM A accounts let you include walls when not in use — were a AVERAGE PRICE OF A NEW CAR IN THE U.S. of Changing Times water pipes. Add to that the fact made of lightweight steel, fiber­ only money; bank, savings & charming feature of upper- and that hardware rusted and In thousands of U.S. dollars (and weeks of income Changing Times loan, credit union and money- glass and laminated wood They equivalent to average car price): middle-class homes until about squeaked when not oiled Tax reform shut off most market accounts; securities; an­ 1918. no longer warp and get stuck in regularly. their wall pockets. breaks for parents who want to nuities; and, in some states, They were popular because a Today, pocket doors run $15- shift income to their kids. But a tuition. (The tax break phases out insurance policies. Under UTMA, door of comparable size needed a smoothly on modern hardware, It’s usually a good idea to buy few maneuvers can still get you at upper-income levels.) The you can transfer any kind of considerable amount of space for with aluminum jump-proof the pocket-door kit before you around the roadblock. catch is that you or you and your property, such as real estate or a opening, space not readily availa­ begin any work on the wall where Congress added the kiddie tax spouse must keep the bonds tracks, nylon-wheeled hangers, $13- painting, to your child. Contribu­ ble in most Victorian parlors. The self-adjusting floor anchors and it will be installed. In that way, specifically to discourage par­ (issued after Dec. 31, 1989) in tions to these accounts qualify for door also stayed "put” when lightweight door materials that you can make the door opening to ents or anyone else from shifting your name or jointly, not in the the $10,000 annual exclusion from 71' partially closed, reducing heat resist warping. And they retain match the size of the door. The income to children for the sole child’s name. If you don’t use the the gift tax. The limit is $20,000 1 OUTSIDE loss without completely cutting most important part of the purpose of dodging taxes. Basi­ bonds for education, you must BASEMENT the big asset of the old days — the $11 — annually if your spouse joins in PORCH off the flow of air to a room. installation is to be certain that cally, the tax hits all interest, pay tax on the interest at your ENTRY EATING t L better use of space. In a ba­ making the gift. AREA The pocket door began to lose throom, for instance, a swinging everything is plumb and level. Be dividends, capital gains, rents, rate. popularity when more efficient sure you have a good level, since BEDROOM FAMILY K DINING TERRACE door often blocks a towel bar. a trust income or other unearned ■ Growth stocks. To minimize Fach requires you to name a - 12'6"xir ROOM 14«10' ROOM heating systems made obsolete sink or a cabinet door. In any so many things you do around the $ 9 - income over $1,000 received by a current income and improve your custodian who controls the assets IV itO ' the “closed room” heat- house require the use of a level. A VANITY 12x1 r room, reclaiming the 10 square child under age 14. chances of keeping up with until the child reaches majority, - i l ­ conserving routine of the fire­ level that is too small or of poor ”TT f T T T CHINA feet of space committed to a Here’s how it works: The first inflation, buy growth-oriented typically age 18 although this place era. Also, living rooms, as quality will not be a help to you $500 of the child’s unearned conventional door’s clearance $7 = $7.b7 stocks you feel comfortable hold­ varies by state. they were called in new houses, and. in some cases, can spoil what income is offset by $500 of the ing at least until your child turns LIVING ROOM means space for another plant, ( 16. 7) ■ Tiusts. A minor’s trust may often had no doors at all. but otherwise would be a good job. 20x14' ea. bookcase, chair or lamp. child’s standard deduction. 14. Then, when you sell the stocks, be especially useful for parents in ® - l L L p FOYER broad archways that connected Steve Johnson, vice president (Standard deductions will be the profit will be taxed at his or the 28 percent or 33 percent one room to another. And in of L.E. Johnson Products, a Do-lt-vourielfers will find much help­ adjusted for inflation starting this her rate. brackets because a sizable chunk BEDROOM ful Information on o variety of subjects 6 - existing homes, pocket doors year.) The next $500 is taxed at You can accomplish the same i «ir maker of pocket-door kits, says In Andy Lang's handbook, "Practical 80 81 8 2 83 88 of income is taxable to the trust i r r : were often removed in the pro­ modern hardware "is virtually Home Repairs," which can be obtained the child’s rate — typically 15 goal with a growth-stock fund, itself, not the child, and thus by sending $2 to this newspaper at Box S, cess of remodeling to make way foolproof, so much so that life­ Note: Average price is the Dept, of Commerce's "average transaction price percent. Any amount over $1,000 except you’ll have to monitor escapes the kiddie tax. On the Teoneck, N.J. 07M«. and consumer expenditure." ‘ FENCE is taxed'at the parents’ top rate. your investment so that periodic first $5,000 retained by the trust FIRST FLOOR SOURCE: Molor Vahide Manulaclurera Association InloQrspNca C 1989 North Amarica Syndlcata. Inc. (Starting in 1989, a child’s un­ capital gains don’t amount to the tax rate is 15 percent no earned income may be subject to enough to trigger the kiddie tax. matter how old the child is. Above OECK the alternative minimum tax.) The same is true for bond funds. $5,000 the rate is 28 percent. Only when a child turns 14 is all For children 14 or older, some Your child is the beneficiary. Celery is a large industry Tax Adviser unearned income taxed at his or planners suggest switching into You or someone else can be the her rate. relatively conservative income- trustee of a minor’s trust (also By Earl Aronson You can still get a break for producing assets, such as CDs or called a 2503(c) trust). In this very lightly covered, Treadway ~LC" The Associated Press $1,000 of unearned income. If that bonds, that mature as needed to case, your child must have access u BEDROOM BEDROOM explained. The seeds are tiny: By George W. Smith for this deduction. 17',13' is your offspring’s only income, cover tuition. to the assets at age 21. But if he or 17x13' Weeders Guide 160.000 to 300,000 make up 1 ST Celery is a cool-weather crop the tax will be $75 in the 15 percent About the only legal devices left she does not opt to take them pound. Seedlings like some early QUESTION: My accountant QUESTION: Is there any tax 1 j l for gardens, but most of the bracket. The same income in the that successfully shift income within the time period you specify 3 shade, but later want sunlight. had to prepare our 13-year-old deduction for gifts given to your celery that reaches market is The diversified operation, in 28 percent bracket costs $280 and require you to part with the asset (at least 90 days is recom­ Temperatures in the 70s are daughter’s income tax return for own children? LINE OF ROOF grown in warm areas of Florida, which fourth-generation Dudas at 33 percent, $330. The $205 or forever, giving your child ulti­ mended) , the trust can continue ideal. the first time. It is no longer a J.M., SECOND FLOOR California and Texas. are involved, grows a wide $255 tax saving is what Uncle Sam mate control. These are the most to whatever age you set in the simple task. She cashed in some PASADENA. CALIF. I visited the farm of A. Duda & variety of vegetables, sugar Production averages about leaves in the kitty. commonly used methods for agreement. 33.000 plants per acre, planted in of her savings bonds and it HOUSE OF THE WEEK — A circular kitchen designed as Sons at Oviedo, in central Flor­ cane, cattle and citrus fruits Changing Times magazine minors: Another kind of trust, called a ida , where they were raising 500 beds 22 feet wide and up to a became a nightmare. What ANSWER: There is no income says your most important consid­ ■ Custodial accounts. Such ac­ a housekeeping control center as well as a place to Andrew Duda Sr., a Czechoslova­ tax deduction for gift-giving to Crummey trust, gets around the acres of spring celery and harv­ half-mile long. Rows are gener­ happened? eration while your child is under counts are set up under the gather, highlights this 1’/4-story house. There are two kian immigrant, founded the your children, relatives or any age requirement. Under such a est 375 acres of fall celery. ally 24 inches apart and plants H.J., 14 will be to buy investments that Uniform Gifts to Minors Act company in 1912. He had 4 acres needy individuals. There is a trust, your child can withdraw bedrooms on the first floor and another two on the Company official Don McAllister about 7 inches apart. HARTFORD produce little income or to defer (UGMA) or the newer version, of land and borrowed money to deduction, of course, for contribu­ contributions made to the trust second. Plan HA1514C has 1,413 square feet on the first told me that Duda has the world’s acquire 20 more acres at $40 each the tax on the income until the the Uniform Transfers to Minors that year. “ We use only pesticides neces­ ANSWER: Congress said it was tions or gifts donated to qualiHed floor and 833 on the second. For more information, write largest single celery stand — As we crisscrossed the rich year he or she reaches age 14. Act (UTMA), which has been Contributions to both a minor’s sary to protect against specific too easy and changed the rules. charitable organizations. to architect William G. Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., 3,250 acres — at Belle Glade, near muckland, we saw celery in Here are some ways to do that; adopted in more than 30 states. trust and a Crummey trust, pests, diseases and weeds.” said Since your child was under age 14 Lake Okeechobee in South Flor­ various stages of growth, from QUESTION: My daughter is ■ Zero-coupon bonds. Zero- You can get a form at your bank unlike some trusts, qualify for the Springfield, N.J. 07081. Enclose a stamped, self- Treadway, “among them cut­ and had more than $1,000 of ida. It also grows celery in Texas seedlings to plants a month joining the Peace Corps as a coupon bonds are sold at a deep or from your broker — and no $10,000 annual exclusion from the addressed envelope. worms, aphids, leaf miners, investment income (such as and has farms in Australia. and a half old. Farm manager volunteer and will receive ap­ discount from face value, and the legal fees are involved. gift tax. nematodes and army worms.” taxable interest from savings Richard Treadway and George proximately $150 per month. That interest is paid in a lump sum Celery, said Talbott, “ is an bonds). Form 8615 must be money will be credited to her when they mature. The catch: tho |^"eral manager of completed and attached to the the Florida Celery Exchange of excellent garnish for foods, is a each month, but will not actually The IRS taxes your child each Hcre’a the Answer child’s Form 1040. 1040A or Orlando, told me that celery fine all-purpose vegetable, nutri­ be given to her until the tour of year as if he or she had received tious and low in calories.” 1040NR. The title of the form says flourishes in the rich organic soil duty is over. What is taxable to the interest. Still, on an 18-year We stopped at several shaded it all. “Computation of tax for ^ome of the area muckland, her and what is not? bond purchased when a child is QUESTION: I have just fin­ with mineral oil. In the case of seedling beds so that Talbott children under age 14 who have QUESTION: I plan to finish our which ranges in depth from 2 to 13 R E born, for example, the interest ished making a wooden salad new wood with no finish on it, she could check on some experimen­ investment income of more than attic into two rooms and a feet took Mother Nature centur­ PORTSMOUTH, OHIO builds slowly in the early years bowl. I have received conflicting used just the mineral oil. tal varieties. $1,000.” You’re absolutely right and much of it accrues after your opinions on how it should be bathroom, doing most of the ies to develop, but is being lost at Treadway pointed out storage, when you say that filing is no child’s 14th birthday, when he or finished, if at all. I had thought it QUESTION: How can I restore carpentry work myself. But I am ANSWER: If this amount is a “Th ^ year, cleaning, chilling and processing longer a simple task. she is free of the kiddie tax. was best to rub it with vegetable the spring tension on a window using an electrician to take care the best we can do is to readjustment allowance or ter­ of the lighting and a plumber to control the loss through conserva­ facilities at Oviedo, the company mination payment, it is fully ■ Series E E savings bonds. oil but was told this was wrong — shade? It is now too loose. I know QUESTION: I heard that the handle the bathroom. My wife tion. said Talbott. "People are headquarters. At Belle Glade, taxable. Your daughter must The payout on these old standbys that vegetable oil would in time it has something to do with Internal Revenue Service has thinks attic rooms look better if more conscious now of conserva­ Duda raises 5,000 acres of rad­ include it in her income and will huctuate with market rates. develop a rancid smell. Is this so? removing the shade and rerolling raised the standard mileage rate the ceilings are very high. Is it tion techniques.” ishes, 2,300 acres of sweet corn. report it on her tax return either You’re guaranteed a minimum of If it is, what do you suggest? it, but I don’t know how. Can you allowance for automobiles. When help? feasible to do this? 1,500 acres of leafy greens, as a lump sum when the money is 6 percent if you hold them at least The industry, which receives did the new rate become effective ANSWER: While there are ANSWER: You are limited by strong cooperation from the including lettuce and cabbage, received or spread it over the five years. They currently pay some advocates of the use of the height of the roof itself, since and 500 acres of miniature and how much is it? months it will be credited to her 7.35 percent. Pluses are safety ANSW ER: If you wish to University of Florida, maintains S.L., vegetable oil for a salad bowl, the collar beams or joists must be carrots, parsley and other account. Non-taxable allowances and the chance to defer the tax on tighten the spring tension on a a research station near Tampa others say as your friend does at least 2 feet below the highest vegetables. BILOXI, MISS. would include travel and living all the income until the bonds are shade, roll it down about 24 Celery takes about six months that a rancid smell is almost point of the roof. There are ways allowances for basic necessities cashed in. So as long as the bonds inches. Hold it at that point as you from seed to market sheff certain to occur after a while. to make the ceiling higher than Canals bring irrigation water to ANSWER: The IRS raised the such as housing, utilities, food, aren’t cashed until your child remove the shade from its Years ago, when I mentioned the normal 8 feet or so but this fields in Oviedo from nearby standard mileage rate for busi­ clothing and household supplies. turns 14, the kiddie tax doesn’t brackets. Now roll up the shade vegetable oil in this connection, a takes considerable knowledge. Lake Apopka. The water is ness use of an automobile in apply, even though you put them while it is in your hands and put it ruggeo faiTO manager described woman in the decorative arts said You will do less work if you make cleaned and returned to the lake. October of last year to 24 cents Send your questions to: The in your child’s name. back in the brackets. It should than some others the knee walls 4 feet and the Treadway said. per mile. This amount is up from Tax Adviser, c/o George W. Beginning in 1990, instead of 1 she had two methods; the first work properly. If it works most of Better head development was to clean the wood with ceiling height 8 feet, as these While the spongy dark soil is 221/4 cents in 1987. The increase is Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ allowing you to defer the tax on the way. but not all the way, do crispness and compactness are denatured alcohol if it needed dimensions better accommodate fine for growing vegetables, the effective for all of 1988 and is for estern Highway, Southfield, the interest, the Series E E bond the same thing a second time. of growers accord cleaning and then to rub the bowl the sizes of the paneling you will mg to Talbott. accord- softness is troublesome for heavy the first 15,000 miles of business Mich. 48034. Due to the volume of interest will escape taxation as That should do it. use. Attach form 2106, Employee long as the bonds are used to pay buy. Seed is sown on top of beds or farm equipment. So Duda has mail, personal replies cannot be develop^ its own machines. Business Expenses, to Form 1040 provided. for such education costs as ' 2 !L - MANCHESTER HERAl^.^at.,^day: ■Abril

FOCUS / Advice MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 1, 1989 — "8i TV Teen mom has busy schedule Where to Write nC'An Annvr. « iQ *l^cn** ABBY: I am a 16-year-oId single mom who Saturday, April 1 school. I have a c o T m !!’l°i 1 ‘he joy of my life. I read your Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren column a lot of the time, and there is never anything P O. Box 69440 from single teen mothers. Other teens think that 6:00AM 3D Captain Bob Ann and Andy (CC) there are no problems and that it is so easy to take Dear Abby Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 (S Sustaining (3D d§) Flintstone Kids (CC), ^ '® hard and stressful. I would Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. (S) INN Magazine (ii) Hee Haw (R) hke eyerybody to know what my normal schedule Abigail Van Buren (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.l d§) Popeye P.O. Box 91428 [A&E] Signature (22) d_6) Kissyfur (CC). 5:00 a.m.: wake up. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [CNN] Daybreak (O) Zoobilee Zoo V 5:15am: take shower and get ready for school. [DIS] You and Me, Kid dD MOVIE: 'Oklahoma Crude' The story of an independent woman oil driller in 0.00 a m., wake up and dress my son. ' Dr. Park Robert C. Park, M.D [ESPN] SpeedW eek rough and tumble Oklahoma who battles 6.15 a.m.; take my son to day-care 409 12th St. S.W. 6:30AM C5D Young Universe the immensely powerful oil company that D EA R AB BY: I would like to address my 6:30 a m : go to school. Washington, D.C. 20024 QD At the Movies Scheduled. "Troop wants to drive her from her land. George C. 1:30 p.m.: pick up my son at day-care remarks to ‘Wish I ’d Been Adopted." Beverly Hills" (Shelley Long). Scott. Faye Dunaway, John Mills, 1973. 2:00 p.m.; give my son a bath. I am truly sorry you suffered as a child, but please (1Q) New Zoo Revue ( ^ Wall Street Journal Report dZ) Rod & Reel 2:30 p m.: feed him. don t use your experience to dictate your conscience [A & E] Golden Age of Television di) Denver, the Last Dinosaur 3.00 p.m.. unpack his diaper bag and repack a to me^I am an adult adoptee who has just begun to [C N N ] International Correspondents new one. search for my birth parents. Please let me tell you Long wait for baby [DIS] Mousercise [A& E] Journey to Adventure V 3:30 p.m.: play with my son. something about grown adoptees [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest [C N N ] Daybreak \ 1 [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! 4:00 p.m.: get ready for work Hoi!!’/ " T horn, ‘’illegitimacy’’ was consi­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Barnum' Flamboyant i> 5:00 p.m.: go to work. dered such an unspeakable social horror that single master showman P T . Barnum recounts [ESPN] Fishing Crooked Creek his glittering career as circus impresario 9: 15 p.m come home, feed my son and put him to pregnant women were pressured by parents is iesson in patience [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Soldier's Story' (CC) bed and creator of The Greatest Show on A Louisiana military base is the scene of adoption agencies, schools and employers to give up Earth'. Burt Lancaster, Hanna Schygulla, racial strife when a black Arm y lawyer 9:30 p.m.: make formula for the next day. mothers were expelled from By Robert C. Park, M .D ., John Roney. 1986 opens an investigation into the murder of a 10:00 p.m clean up the house (do laundry and werp o fi^ f school until well into the ’60s. and President, The American 6:45AM (T ) Oavey & Goliath fellow officer. Howard E. Rollins Jr. Adolph ,A were often refused jobs. Caesar, Denzel Washington. 1984 Rated homework) Colleoe of Obstetricians Woman’s 7:00AM 3D Dr. Fad PG, (In Stereo) 11:00 p.m go to bed. ../h e majority of such women did not simpiv and Gvnecoloolsts 3D U S A Today Scheduled; actor Charlie [U SA ] Paid Programming Health Sheen (60 min.) up in the middle of Th^v h L fhilch-en for adoption 8:30AM (3D Superman the night if my son is restless or sick They had no other options Many couples find that their 3D Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 3D d8) New Adventures of Winnie the I am a busy person with no time just to be a fh!! I'd Been Adopted.’’ vou suggest fi^r.st les.son in being patient with di} You Can Be Successful Pooh (CC) ° haying fun. I ’m lucky because I liye alone, and call my adoptive their children comes even before monitoring to measure changes (20) Daffy Duck and Tweety ® Hit Video USA with my mom. stepdad and sister, who are usually parents my real parents. ‘Real’’:> Do you mean the child is born. Couples some- in the baby’s heart rate either in d D Paid Programming ^ Porky Pig very supportn-e and helpful - except when I n e S “ ffk/^o '’^ T " ^ r^ ‘‘"""^^h’’ ’’imaginar>’’or *'mes get so excited to see their response to his or her own (26) Rin-Tin-Tin do) Disney's Adventures of the money. After I pay for day-care. I have $80 a m o S fake ? I have four ‘ real’’ parents — two who baby that they wish pregnancy movements in your womb or to (38) Ring Around the World Gum m i Bears (CC) left for my son and me ■■■unm created me, and two who raised me. I am now was shorter than 40 weeks. But. contractions. ® AM Boston (R) (S) Sesame Street (CC), he a good mom. a good searching for my birth parents to show them what a for some, it can be even longer If your baby’s heart rate (3D Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) ^ Ask the Manager Jot ^ employee and a good student It’s S S parents did in raising When your doctor estimates responses are normal and your (61) Flintstones dZ) Adventures in Scale Modeling: „ h.','/ ‘hem I am alive and well and your expected day of delivery — body begins to prepare for [A&E] Hideaway Colin Wright comes out Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle feel no ill will toward them. of hiding and must dodge the police while (^ ) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) your "due date’’ — he or she takes delivery, your doctor may trv to column ^ space in your If they wish to have no further contact with me I he ties up loose ends with old partners (60 [A & E] Profiles Featured’ Gen Doi^las the fir.st day of your last men- induce or start labor — usuall.v by min.) Part 4 of 6. MacAnhur. win not force the issue. But this is my own affair SINGLE TEEN MOM strual period and adds 282 days. carefully puncturing the bag of [CNN] Daybreak [CN N ] Big Story and I do not need to follow the advice of anyone This IS just an estimate, and it is fluid surrounding the baby. You [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [D IS] Wuzzles (CC) Based on the sensational murders that took place in Los Angeles in 1977, NBC's DEAR SINGLE TEEN MOM: Your letter was important to remember that and your baby will be monitored SportsCenter S y be""' ho'v^ver well-meaning'you [ESPN] [ESPN ] Sportsman's Challenge "Th e Case of the Hillside Stranglers" stars Richard Crenna, Billy Zane and Dennis many babies do not arrive on that closely for any problems that [HBO ] MOVIE; 'The Quest' An Ameri­ ^ ‘ hank you for writing, and [H B O ] Survival The industrious beaver Farina. It airs Sunday, April 2. wish you and your son well. BARBARA LEE Clay. As a matter of fact, about 10 might develop during labor and can orphan living in Australia is drawn into searches for a nesting ground in this docu­ delivery. a mysterious legend concerning lake mentary narrated by Henry Fonda (60 ADOPTED CHILD monsters and Aboriginal mysticism. Henry iTt/^"* babies are born min.) Cloris Leachman. 1987. Rated PG. Most babies who arrive fa­ Thomas, Tony Barry, Rachel Friend. 1985. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Terminal Man' A ( ^ Greatest Sports Legends If you are not yet two weeks shionably late are delivered Rated G. (In Stereo) 9:00AM (3D Jim Henson's Muppet brilliant computer scientist suffers from [USA] MOVIE: 'Beyond the Universe' A d§) Career Media Network Babies (CC). blackouts in which he turns violently homi­ young scientist hopes to save the world past your due date, your doctor safely and are healthy and [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide dD Wall Street Week: Are Snrall Stocks Sustaining cidal. George Segal, Joan Hackett, Jill from future nuclear warfare after two Measuring heart probiems [TM C] MOVIE: Who Has Seen the (3D Bargains? (CC) will probably have a "wait and strong. So. if your baby is late, try Clayburgh 1974. Rated PG. atomic conflicts have left the sea polluted W ind?' Tw o Depression-era youths come dD Dick Clark's Golden Greats (R) and forests destroyed. David Ladd. Jackie [CNN] College Basketball Preview see" attitude. After two weeks not to worry and be patient [U S A ] Paid Programming D EA R DR. GO’TT : When a person is given a of age in a small Canadian prairie town d i) Hom e Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) Ray. 1974. [ESPN] Gameday though, the placenta - the organ Remember, the best things in life Brian Painchaud, Gordon Pinsent. Helen Holter monitor to wear for 24 hours, is it necessary dS) Bugs Bunny and Friends 9:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek 10:1 0AM [CNN] Showbiz Week [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Uving Daylights' that supplies nourishment to the are worth waiting for. Shaver. 1977. Rated NR. to have a stress test or EKG? dD (36) Sm urfs (CC). 9:30AM (3D (® ) Slimer! A nd the Real (C C ) James Bond battles villainous forces [U S A ] Robert Vaughn Discovers III 1 0:30AM 3D Uttle Rascals planning to arm the Russians m Afghanis­ baby - becomes less efficient (S ) M O V IE : 'Dressed to Kill' Sherlock Ghostbusters (CC) Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). tan. Dalton's debut as CX)7. Timothy Dal­ and may not nourish the growing 7 : 30AM (3D Garfield and Friends (CC). Holmes attempts to retrieve the Bank of (3) D EA R R EA D ER : Yes. it may be. Doctors have (3D Sustaining ton. Maryam d'Ab o. Jeroen Krabbe. Stnole, tree copies of “Postdate England's stolen engraving plates. Basil dP) Connecticut Auto Show Dr. Gott baby as well as before ® Preononcy" (AP069) ore ovolloble bv ^ Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) (j1) America's Top 10 1987, Rated PG. (In Stereo) devised many tests to evaluate heart functions; Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Patricia Morison sending a stamped, selt-oddressed, (SD Peppermint Place dl) di) A LF (CC). each test tells something about the heart, but no test tinn”' on your situa­ 1946 ® Sesame Street (CC). [M AX] MOVIE; 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ Peter Gott. M.D. business size envelope along with the ( ^ Fat Albert 8i the Cosby Kids (CC) d$ Shining Time Station (CC) cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ tells all. tion your doctor may recom- name of the booklet to: The American d?) La Plaza ® Say Brother mend several tests if your baby is College of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ (?8) it's Your Business ( ^ Three Stooges geously vulgar ghost to scare away their For example, the electrocardiogram is a measure d® Addams Family d D Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles unk­ home's obnoxious new tenants. Micheal gists, Resource Center, 409 12th Street, (30) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). nowingly gives Adam advanced lessons dZ) Adam Smith's Money World ate. The tests use electronic fetal [A&E] Daylight Robbery Joan Hickson Keaton. Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin 1988 of the heart’s electricity at rest. It shows whether or SW, W oshington, D.C. 20024-2188. on dating. (R) [A&E] World of Photography not the heart is beating in a normally coordinated d i) Flintstones ("Miss Marple") stars as an elderly widow Rated PG. (In Stereo) who turns to bank robbery to solve her [CNN] Moneyweek [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [CNN] Sports Close-up 1 2:00PM 3DOutof This World Evieis manner, if there are extra beats and — in most cases financial problems. A BBC production di­ [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers [ESPN] K .I.D .S . Weekly series on child­ given the chance to meet her alien father. If there is cardiac damage, strain or rected by Chris Goddard (60 min.) (CC). ren in sports. Michael Young is host. [ESPNJ Outdoor Sportsman Guest: To m Bosley. (R) (In Stereo) inflammation. [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows [USA] Paid Programming (3D Synchronal Research [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors The E K G provides useful information, but this eT«,rSrao,lv°,y'''''^"' ““•■“'"'•■■binary [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Biloxi Blues' (CC) Neil 1 1:00AM C3) Hey. Vem, It's Ernest! C£ Three Stooges 8:00AM 3D Adventures of Raggedy [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene Simon's semi-autobiographical account of information is limited — both in scope and in time; (CC). (3® G .L O .W . W restling The Holter monitor solves the EKG problem of the second. Which should it be? his days as an Arm y recruit in 1945 Missis­ the tracing is recorded for only a few minutes so a I i p r / 1^ ‘'all on sippi. Matthew Broderick, Christopher CE) S3) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (S) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) time-hmitation by recording electrical events ‘ P'^y ‘ think I've (CC). physicians cannot always tell what electrical events Walken. Matt Mulhern. 1988 Rated PG- (26) MOVIE: 'The Duchess and the Dir- occurnng at night, for example, and at other S s got this game down, and then I tee Superman are occurring when the EK G is N O T recording. ANSWER: Emphasize the first 13. (In Stereo) (3D tw ater Fox' A dancehail girl and a con man Also, the EK G does not. in most cases give a clue when the patient may not be aware of Tnv syllable of the adjective perfect: TV channel guide [LIFE] WomanWatch Q® Star Search (60 mm.) (In Stereo) try to hustle the old west Goldie Hawn. to the functional capacity of the heart: how irregulanties. The strength of the Holter is that U however, emphasize the second [U S A ] Paid Programming d§) W W F Superstars of Wrestling George Segal. 1976. Cox Unttad Tala-Madia {§ ) Punky Brewster (CC). efficiently it is working, how effective is cardiac permits doctors to determine the presence o Try panjandrum for a rompous syllable of the verb perfect, as in 1 0:00AM (3D Pee-weo's Playhouse d$ Project: Universe; An Introduction electrical abnormalities, extreme L w pulse or pretentious official. Amon??h| (X) WFSB, HirtfOfd ...... 2 . (CC). to Astronomy dH Here's to Your Health contraction and whether blood flow to heart muscle "Perfect your pronounciation” WTNH. Nm* Haven ...... * .. Uf) ( ^ On Pit Road (1§) MOVIE: 'Nicholas and Alexandra' IS bursts of dangerously fast heart activity, and/o self-important people 3D Buck Rogers Part 1 of 2 adequate. To find the answers to these questions That way your pronounciation C£ VVWOR, New York ...... * ■ Tsar Nicholas II. his failings as a monarch panjandrum is a grand choice (Tl) Soul Train (In Stereo) dZ) Washington Week in Review (CC) doctors have to obtain other tests. will be perfect. 01) WPIX, New York ...... H ., and the great love he had for his wife are d® Matt Houston thr*ai ‘‘ .n patient complains of ligh- 0 : WVIT, Hartford ...... 4 ., dZ) Tony Brown's Journal (R) battery-operated cardiogram that records each wrong, isn’t it? [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America thSIn’i'ry’ie"”' ’W'' (M) WSBK. Boaton ...... 19 - • (§1) World Wide Wiestling dS) Candlepin Bowling (60 mm ) Unfortunately, the Holter does not. in most cases [LIFE] Attitudes heartbeat during a lengthy interval, usually 24 (Ml WQQB, Springfield...... d D W on de rw orks: Konrad (CC) Part 1 of WQBY, Springfield ...... 12 • - [A & E] Travel Magazine hours, although longer times are technically f/paclty"™"*'”" ‘“"‘-‘ionai brenf" Thk ““"t- ANSW ER: "He don’t” and [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Lords of Discip­ 2. (R) (ID WTIC. Hartford ...... jJ • [D IS] MOVIE: 'Return of the Antelope' line' A military cadet risks his future to possible. The cardiac impulses are registered on a “ She don’t” are examples of d® MOVIE: The White Buffalo' Wild Bill wpf tn csaaftl all (A8.E) Arta 8i Enlartainmant ...... 23 .. Three shipwrecked Lilliputians brighten protest the cruel treatment of fellow cad­ Here is where doctors will often opt for a stress Hickok and Chief Crazy Horse confront magnetic tape, similar to those used in tape th? Britk'h^a ‘"■®” y *tept nonstandard English, but don’t (CNN) Cable Nawa Network ...... IS • ■ the lives of the two children who find them. ets by an elite secret society David Keith. Gail Harrison, John Branwell, John Quen­ their deadliest adversary-a gigantic white cassettes. At the conclusion of the test, the tape is test, a cardiogram obtained while a patient (DIS) Olinay Channel ...... M ., Roben Prosky, G.D. Spradlin 1983 Rated expect the speaker to change tin. 1986. Rated NR. buffalo. Charles Bronson, Will Sampson. 1 exercises on a treadmill. When the heain il (ESPN) Sporta Network ...... R (In Stereo) computer-scanned and unusual or abnormal Jack Warden. 1977 overnight. Don’t is a contraction |HBO] Homa Box Office ...... 14 ., [ESP N ] Play Ball With Reggie Jackson stressed by vigorous physical activity deficie/ 1 1 :30AM CD Teen Wolf (CC) sections are printed out on paper. These patterns of do not; the third-person singu­ (LIFE] LIfafIme ...... " • [LIFE] Mother's Day [A & E] MOVIE: 'An Almost Perfect Af­ cies in coronary circulation will often be revea edTn Q U ESpO N : When people pro­ (MAX) CInamax ...... ' C£ Superman fair' A young American filmmaker sinks are then analyzed by technicians or physicians who lar contraction is doesn’t. Even in [M AX] MOVIE: Walk Uke A Man' A the electrical pattern. '^veaiea in nounce the word "perfect ’’ snmp Movla Channel...... 55 ., his savings into his first movie, only to be contractions, a verb does agree (TMC) young man raised by wolves returns to civ­ dl) Fat Albert 8, the Cosby Kids (CC). (USA) USA Network ...... - stress the firstsylla^birandorrs with its subject, doesn’t it? ilization to find himself heir to a fabulous (24) Project: Universe: An Introduction fortune Howie Mandel, Christopher Lloyd. to Astronomy Continued... n - MANCHESTER HERALD Saturday. April l. i q m

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Saturday, Continued -, %■[ i. HUNTER ®icc??5!in®e®imperiL°?heW^^ SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Hunter and (R) '‘®'®®>' (So'mt.) disilluskmed by the wheeling and dealing licCall (Fred Dryer (CC). Saturday, Continued of the film industry. Keith Carradine, Mon­ and Stepfanie ica Vitli. 1979. ®med°y'a'crim'eTdlo^, - 2:10PM [CNN] Heahhweek Kramer) investi­ Don Baker, Conny Van Dyke,’ JoTntarteT [CNN] Nswsday 2.30PM (3 ) Joy of Painting gate the murder marriage proposal. (60 min.) (In Stereo) young attorney makes some astonishing [DIS] Zorro ® You Can Be Successful ® Hug Tight A fund-raiser for St. Jude's of' a thoroughbred QD INN News discoveries while working on a murder [ESPN] Women's Volleyball: San Jose Hospital Host; Danny Thomas. (60 min.) race horse, in case. John Hamblin, Judith Arthy. 1978. at Los Angeles (90 min | (Live) (iD Food Saver (S) French in Action: Residences III the "Blood Lines" [A & E ] Variety Tonight (In Stereo) [LIFE] Foley Squere (2® Monsters Uncontrollable forces frigh­ [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch episode of ten a determined man who’s writing the [CNN] Sports Tonight [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min ) [LIFE] Goodnight. Baantown MBC's "Hunter" biography of his horror-movie idol. (R) [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling 1 2:30PM 03 She's the Sheriff 3:00PM ® (S) PBA Bowling: U S airing SATUR­ ^ ^ Hunter Hunter and McCall find a 1 1:40PM [MAX] MOVIE: Risky C5) Career Media Network Open (CC) From Edmond, Okla. (90 min ) DAY, APRIL 1. m m 227 (CC) Mary and Sandra serve web of vengeance and fraud when they Business' (CC) A straight-laced teen-ager M jurors for a murder trial. (In Stereo) Completely Mental Misadventures (Live) ■' investigate the killing of a Thoroughbred gets involved with a prostitute while his of Ed Grimley (CC). ® Knight Rider ®4) This Old House (CC) racehorse. (60 min.) (In Stereo) parents are on vacation. Tom Cruise, Re­ CHECK U5TINGS @ Great Performances: Linda Ron- becca De Mornay, Joe Pantoliano. 1983. d® Here's to Your Health 35 Star Trek FOR EXACT TIME © MOVIE: 'Killers of Kilimaniaro' An engineer, commissioned to survnv stadt's Canciones de mi Padre (In Rated R, d§} What About Women 3® Home Shopping Network (60 min.) Stereo) build the first East African raHwayTbeset [HBO] MOVIE: First [C N N ] Evans & Novak 1 1 :45PM d® Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide Pre- by wild beasts hostile tribesmen and an (26) Combat Blood’ A Vietnam veteran uses his Special miere (In Stereo) [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Arab slave trader. Robert Taylor, Anthonv @ MOVIE: 'The Stunt Man' A fugitive Forces training to escape the clutches of a [LIFE] Easy Street dz) Motorweek A road test of the rede­ Newley, Anne Aubrey. 1960 ^ finds himself at the mercy of an eccentric brutal, small-town sheriff. Sylvester Stal­ signed Toyota Cressida. pitfalls of Euro- © MOVIE: 'The In U w s ' A mild-1 director when he takes refuge on a movie lone. Richard Crenna. Brian Dennehy. 1 :00PM 03 MOVIE. 'The Scariet and pean car delivery. mannered dentist becomes an unw™nq set as a stunt man. Peter O'Toole, Steve 1982. Rated R. the Black The true story of Monsignor ® (MOVIE: "Conquest of the Planet of Railsback, Barbara Hershey. 1980. Hugh O FIaherty. a Vatican official, who [A & E ] A Woman Called Golda Golda [CNN] Newswatch 12:00AM O ) Home Shopping Net­ the Apes The apes enslaved by the hu­ Peter Falk.Falk"Afa"''a Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini concealed thousands of Allied POW esca­ Meir s involvement with Israel's political Hardcastle and McCormick work (2 hrs.) affairs leads her to the office of prime min- man population of the Earth, which is un­ [D IS ] Here's Boomer pees during World War II Gregory Peck, [A&E] Life and Loves of a She Devil ister and her triumphant meeting with der the control of a Fascist-like govern [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (So) G.L.O.W. Wrestling Christopher Plummer, John Gielgud 1983. © Adventures of Robin Hood When a homely woman's husband leaves Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Stars In­ ment, revolt. Roddy McDowall, Don (H) MOVIE: 'Karate Exterminators' A CS3 Starting From Scratch Helen s former Murray. Ricardo Montalban 1972. [M A X ] MOVIE: A Soldier's Story' (CC) © R e p o rte r s Scheduled: an interview her for a sexy woman, she seeks revenge grid Bergman, Leonard Nimoy and Ned A Louisiana military base is the scene of kung fu master is dispatched to track husband tries to fix a horse race. (R) Beatty. (60 min.) Part 4 of 4 with Xaviera Hollander, author of "The in this social fable based on the best seller down the thieves who looted the Imperial “ I can’t tell what time It Is now that our ® re o )® “ ' Season Premiere (In racial strife when a black Army lawyer by Fay Weldon. (60 min.) Part 1 of 4. .9 Baretta [CNhi] On the Menu opens an investigation into the murder of a to°?hB c ®® ®*^® P^®P^ras to return treasure vaults. Chen Kuan Tai, Ku Feng. parrot imitates the cuckoo clock..." to the United States. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Headline News 1981. 11 War of the Worlds An alien leader [DIS] Born Free ® Billy Parker's Basketball Show fellow officer Howard E. Rollins Jr, Adolph suffers from an Earth virus - and the only Caesar, Denzel Washington. 1984. Rated iH''*"?. dangerously Australian [H B O ] MOVIE: '18 Again' (CC) An inno­ [A&E] Living Dangerously Australian [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire ® LPGA Golf: Dinah Shore Classic PG, (In Stereo) ^re d e v il Jim Bailey performs his stums cent birthday wish brings unforseen prob­ daredevil Jim Bailey performs his stunts. hope for a cure lies in human brains. (60 Third round, from Rancho Mirage, Calif (bu min.) min I (R) (In Stereo) (yo min.) (Live) [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) lems when a wealthy 81 -year-old switches (60 min.) girto!rt and her father, who has returned^ y °“after "9 [CNN] PrimeNews bodies with his teen-age grandson. 22 WWF Superstars of Wrestling ® Hersey's Hollywood [CNN] Newsnight ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook I j years in prison, set out on a renovated 6 : 3 0 P M ® Siskel & Ebert Scheduled [E S P N ] College Hockey: NCAA Divi- George Burns, Charlie Schlatter, Tony Rob­ 24 Antiques erts, 1988. Rated PG. [LIFE ] Leg W ork old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the @ Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Troop Beverly Hills " (Shelley Long)- siori I Championship Game From St 30.' Triple Threat Mississippi Tommy Lee Jones. Martha [C N N ] Big Stotv Crusoe (Aidan Quinn): "The Dream Paul, Minn. (3 hrs.) (Live) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd 1 2:30AM CID Love Boat mimpton, Brian Dennehy. 1984. Rated PG. (CC). 38 Hockey Night in Boston (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hide in Plain Sight' A Lloyd) Christopher [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Biloxi Blues' (CC) Neil ( D MOVIE: 'Charlie's Balloon' A retired 40 Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) Irtlerviews, film clips lamer takes the law into his own hands Simon s semi-autobiographical account of [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ railroad worker and his grandson attempt and behind-the-scenes footage highlight 11 Starting From Scratch Helen's former kidnapped children his days as an Army recruit in 1945 Missis- cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ to cross the country in a hot air balloon. ■32 Shining Time Station (CC). the early works of director John MHius husband tries to fix a horse race. (R) Jack Albertson. Adrienne Barbeau, James Caan' Jill Eikenberry, Robea Vi- sippi. Matthew Broderick. Christopher geously vulgar ghost to scare away their [CNN] Newsday fUSA] Hollywood Insider haro, 1979 Rated PG. L18) Oeal-A-Meat VValken, Matt Mulhern. 1988. Rated PG- home's obnoxious new tenants. Micheal Moosie Drier. 1978. 13. (In Stereo) Keaton. Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. [DIS] American Originals: Thomas Edi­ [^ S A ] Double Trouble S2? t3Q) NBC News d 3 Crimes ofth e Century A 1948 case in ^h^lPiQRQ ^ ® League Base­ Rated PG. (In Stereo) which a California man s armed robbery son Host Roger Mudd profiles the inventor ball 1989 Preview (60 min ) (Taped) 24i Bill Moyers' World of ideas [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey of the electric light bulb, phonograph and 5:00P M ® CBS Sports Special: spec [USA] Hitchhiker and sodomy convictions led him to the gas [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sharky's Machine' An motion picture camera. (60 min.) ® @ Van Can Cook NCAA Basketball Preview Preview of to- 40) ABC News (CC) chamber. (R) day s Final Four (Live) Atlanta vice squad sergeant encounters 10;30P M dD News [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey [CNN] Your Money [C N N ] Pinnacle ® Hersey's Hollywood f f l A-Team pimps, crooked politicians and drug de­ ( l i ) Monsters Uncontrollable forces frigh­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Soul Man' (CC) An in­ [E S PN ] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand [D IS ] Sidekicks (CC) Ernie learns that his alers in his everyday working world Burl f@ Friday the 13th: The Series Cursed National 2 0 0 From Darlington, SC ten a determined man who’s writing the genious teen cons his way into Harvard 12 © T w ilight Zone (CC) A petty thief re- math teacher is having money trouble with Reynolds, Rachel Ward, Brian Keith 1981 biography of his horror-movie idol. (R) vampire bees play a role in a greedy farm­ hrs.) (Taped) a ruthless bookie. wnn Rated R er's attempt to give people eternal youth. Law School when his father refuses to pav ilereo) ® do ® T w ilight Zone (CC) A petty thief re­ PK ’ “ "T o o o Howell. Rae Dawn S*te?e^) Coming Attractions (In [ESPN ] Skiing: U.S. Men's Pro Tour [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Dracula's Dog' Dormant (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3® Go for Your Dreams grets having sold his soul to a demon. (In Chong 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) From Sugarbush, Vt (Taped) for centuries, the Transylvanian count's Stereo) [C N N ] Evans & Novak [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Three Kinds of Heat' A d® International Cooking School hellish mascot is unleashed on an unsus­ [T M C ] MOVIE: Shane' A former gun- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Huston's [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull fighter. determined to establish a peaceful state department agent joins forces with ® ) The Saint pecting world. Jose Ferrer, Reggie Nalder ^licew om en from Manhattan and Hong Michael Pataki. 1977. epic adaptation of the first 22 chapters of [USA] MOVIE: 'U s Vegas Weekend' A 111 'h defense CD It's a Living the Book of Genesis. George C. Scott. Pe­ computer genius challenges the blackjack WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll of the homesteaders. Alan Ladd, Jean Ar­ Kong to track down a vicious Chinese © S ta rtin g From Scratch Helen s former thur, Van Heflin, 1953 husband tries to fix a horse race (R) Amen (CC) The con­ ter O'Toole, Ava Gardner. 1966. tables of Las Vegas with his "foolproof * 7!?o^'®o Ginty, Victoria Barrett gregation holds a charity talent show fea­ system. Barry Hickey, Jace Damon, Macka 1987. Rated R. © J u lia Child and More Company Rack ICcf^Th®*®' *''®’” Generation [LIFE] Goodnight. Beantown [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey (CC) The away team faces deadly consa- turing Broadway music. (In Stereo) Foley. 1986. n of Lamb for a Very Special Occasion |R) [USA] Cover Story nn!e!^!h "h® " ‘‘ "self entangled in a [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents ® PGA Golf: Independent dD New Yankee Workshop (CC). 1 :00AM (S Sustaining [A&E] MOVIE: The last Waltz' Eric 11:00PM ® ® © 3® ® News round from The ® Sports Saturday (60 Clapton, Ringo Starr and others help The [D IS ] Railway Dragon Animated. A mod­ do) Life's Most Embarrassing Moments Woodlands, Texas. (90 min.) (Live) min.) (Live) ® Barney Miller of ® dimed celebration 18) Where There's a Will There's an A ern little girl befriends a medieval dragon (CC) Guest: Steve Allen. (R) ' n 2® Bodywatch (CC). C13 Knight Rider Of the group s farewell concert. The Band Voices of Leslie Nielson and Barry Morse. 20) Friday the 13th: The Series An an- 35 Tales From the Darkside An apart­ Dating Game 31' Great Wok of China 3 5 Interceptor A game-show special in Bob Dylan, Neil Diamond 1978 ment dweller questions her supposedly tique 'Collector's cursed lantern allows him C® (1Q) Man Called Hawk ^ MOVIE: 'Clancy Street Boys' The which two teams, racing against time in a [C N N ] Newswatch to travel back to the Civil War for valuabte (CC) A physician and his gangster-brother happy marriage when a special radio ex­ ( r c )^ ° " ^ ^ Away: Svatohor defined playing area, are challenged by poses the devastated private lives of her boys pose as children of a poor childless [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A artifacts. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) share a hatred of Hawk. (60 min ) (In couple in order to receive relief funds Leo interceptors"'who try to stop them from Stereo) neighbors. (R) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday deslroys his d® Between the Wars Gorcey, Huntz Hall. East Side Kids. 1943. finding clues that lead to prites. (60 min.) © V Slicer family by his dictatorial methods Robert d® Hee Haw Anushka; Cellulite Free [A & E ] Shortstories in "A n Ounce of [ESPN] Tennis: International Players 3D Feel Beautiful d® It's a Living Championship W omen's Final From Key (30) Benny Hill dp) Golden Girls (CC) Rose thinks her Cure,” a woman recalls her first heartbreak Biscayne, Fla (2 hrs.) (Live) ® MOVIE; 'Barracuda' A student tries visiting sister (Inga Swenson) is trying to (2® Blackadder and hangover; also, "Dean's List” and to discover why the citizens in a Florida [USA] Throb steal her friends. (In Stereo) d® Various Committee Meetings "Femme Fatale" (60 min.) 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: '18 Again' town develop hypertension and the fish in (GC) An innocent birthday wish brings un- the waters surrounding the town exhibit a 5 : 3 0 P M ® NCAA Basketball Final d l) Great Performances: Gregory Hines' © Sneak Previews (In Stereo) forseen problems when a wealthy 81- strange behavior. Wayne David Crawford mini|R,\S^"" <60 Tap Dance in America (In Stereo) [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide S ea/rte^rh^r.lLTer^^-^-'- ® MOVIE: 'Theatre of Blood' A Shakes­ year-old switches bodies with his teen-age Jason Evers. 1978. (5^ MOVIE; 'They Got Me Covered' A pearean actor, denied the Critics Circle [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Lords of Discip­ grandson. George Burns, Charlie Schlatter d® Dinner at Julia's (CC) © T and T (CC) A ruthless ganglord ter- dimwittod newspaperman stumbles onto drama award, reacts by slaying each mem­ line' A military cadet risks his future to S p L l? s * Jale* Goodall-rrtearch^T CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt Tony Roberts. 1988. Rated PG a sabotage ring In Washington. Bob Hope. ber of the circle by various methods found protest the cruel treatment of fellow cad­ ® Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ S°e?eo) (R) (In w id chimpanzee in Africa. (60 mm.) Dorothy Lamour. Otto Preminger. 1943 in Shakespeare plays Vincent Price, Diana ets by an elite secret society. David Keith, 2^00PM ® Baretta cords W orld's longest stilts; a tobacco- [C N N ] Capital Gang Robert Prosky, G.D. Spradlin, 1983. Rated d® Victory Garden (CC). @9 Cops The Organized Crime Division or­ Rigg. Ian Hendry. 1973. 3 5 Friday the 13th: The Series Cursed spitting competition; aerial somersaults in R. (In Stereo) a hang glider. [D IS ] MOVIE: Melody Time' (CCI Th» chestrates a cocaine bust. (In Stereo) 1 ^ , vampire bees play a role in a greedy farm­ @ Munsters ^d a y Herman winds up in [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story 1 6 UE6 6 evEN er s attempt to give people eternal youth @ Victory Garden (CC). (R) [A & E ] Shortstories In "An Ounce of [C N N ] Capital Gang 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide e Z a t lT lR ) ROAP6 eer (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Cure,” a woman recalls her first heartbreak [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 :20AM [HBO] MOVIE: Act of ® MOVIE: 'Deadly Lessons' A crazed and hangover; also, "Dean's List' and PLAQUE ® MOVIE: Five Card Stud' A profes­ ®2) This Old House (CC). Vengeance' (CC) Joseph Yablonski’s killer terrorizes an exclusive girls' school iis p s s s 'Femme Fatale." (60 min.) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire sional gambler gets involved in a crooked Donna Reed, Larry Wilcox, David Ack- [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Luana S en ^srs'*’^"'’"' "°9®-' challenge of corrupt union president Tony [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Challenge' An poker game that ends in violence. Dean royd. 1983. [ESPN] SportsCenter [C N N ] Showbiz Week Boyle for leadership of the United Mine ^h'®® ” ®9''’ 9: Jim Beam American boxer gets involved in a feud be­ Workers culminates in tragedy. Charles 19^9"' Mitchum, Inger Stevens. [O IS ] MOVIE: 'The Reluctant Dragon' [A & E ] Slow Boat From Surabaya A por­ /Q^°'i 'dtse-year-olds thoroughbred tween tw o Japanese brothers. Scott Bronson, Ellen Burstyn, Wilford Brimley. trait of the independent women of the Phi­ (CC) Humorist Robert Benchley's tour of ?LiJe) Ky (60 min.) Glenn, Toshiro Mifune, Donna Kei Benz. 1986. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'Plague' A scientific experi­ lippines. Host: Jack Pizzey. (60 min.) Pan 3 the Walt Disney Studio's animated division 1982. Rated R. of 6. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A ment produces a plague which spreads [USA] My Sister Sam includes a screening of two classic car­ toons. Robert Benchley. Frances Gifford. [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Sorority Babes in the college student's visit home opens his Rei^T9°78 ^ IS ] MOVIE; 'One of Our Dinosaurs Is 1941. Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama' A mischeivous eyes to how deeply his friends are involved M issing British and Chinese egents race -^ ® Xorate imp turns a sorority initiation into a night­ in L.A.'s affluent drug underworld. An­ I® Art of William Alexander and Lowell to find a valuable piece of microfilm hidden Kid (CC) When a teenager is bullied a [U S A ] Miami Vice [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud mare. Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, An­ opoors Japanese handyman leaches him about drew McCarthy. Jami Gertz, Robert Dow­ in a museum dinosaur skeleton. Peter Usti­ [TMCJ MOVIE: 'Barfly' Cult author dres Jones. 1987 ney Jr, 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ■'I® Government Grants nov. Helen Hayes, Clive Revill. 1975 c h n '^ °d '‘^®"L® karate. Ralph Mac* Charles Bukowski penned this account of Rated G. 1 1:30P M ® Entertainment This 1:30AM (3D News (R) ® NHL Hockey; Boston Bruins at Que- ihuc.rs^^r^iated^^G.'*^***'*" -an alcoholic writer's drink-to-drink exist- Week Actress Annie Potts on the set of [HBO] MOVIE; 'Greased Lightning" Af­ en.ce and relationships with fellow bar re­ (3§) Government Grants ^ N ordiquet (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) ClJ Jeopardy! (CC), "Ghostbusters II ' (60 min ) ter World War II, a black tlx , d"?er is 6:00PM ® (g) Q gulars. Mickey Rourke, Faye Dunaway [CNN] Pinnacle Independent Insurance steered into stock car racing, ) News SD NHL Hockey; New YorV Rn 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Star Search (60 min.) Richard ® A-Team [D IS ] MOVIE: 'One of Our Dinosaurs Is a, Third round Pryor, Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little 1977. ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Bros. (L?v^) Texas. (60 min.) Rated PG. ^«»burghPenguins73"hrs'*)?L%"er'’‘ 9:30PM ® Think and Grow Rich on Elm Street Two youths leave Spring- Missing' British and Chinese agents race © Charles in Charge (CC) Charles unk- © Can You Boat Baldness? © © Empty Nest (CC) Through flash­ wood only to face nightmarish experi­ to find a valuable piece of microfilm hidden M i°X!^' "'^*’® Swarm' Millions of in a museum dinosaur skeleton. Peter Usti­ 3?) French in Action; Residences II African killer bees bring death and destruc­ C S l i r rel ** Match Wits backs, Harry recalls the high points of his ences. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) M T O M O ’S P I J U S T career as a pediatrician. (In Stereo) nov. Helen Hayes, Clive Revill. 1975. SAY ® MOVIE: 'R iot' A convict who irritates tion to North America. Michael Caine Ri- © Anushka: Cellulite Free 85 MOVIE: 'Coming Home' An officer's Rated G. PlCKEP UP MY PIZZA chard Widmark, Kathanne Ross. 1978, •^y'JI'a'i‘'m a * S rrc Im '^ l,''r "'® tur- © Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: a man­ wife falls in love with a disabled Vietnam ANP SALAP, BUT T OU WHEN,' *° '•’® isolation d ® W ar of the W orlds (60 min.) cessfulgame-manaanm^^?^ through suc- [ESPN] Auto Racing; Speedway Amer­ block where he reluctantly becomes in- [D S A ] Bustin' Loose 2_of 2. (R) "'®'’^90'nent programs. Part agement system for crocodiles; a robot veteran. Jane Fonda, Jon Volght, Bruce FORGOT THE SIPE © DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Pan 2 of ica Series From Ascot, Calif. ^olved in a not. Jim Brown, Gene Hack- that assists with hip replacements. (In Dorn. 1978. O RPER OF s / ^ S H e r r i / 4 : 1 [CNN] Sports Close-up Z. (H) Stereo) 0PM 3® $1,000 Cash Every Five Hours 3:00AM (3] Sustaining (S) Fugitive ‘>®nks [A & E ] Shortstorias "The Painted Door­ World of Sports Superboy. (R) villain disguised as [CNN] This Weak in Japan dffl M ama's Family Mama sets out to get (IT) Harry O 's a story of love iind death; a woman is m Friday the 13th: The Series A young even with an April Fools' Day prankster, (3D Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) scorned in "Not Just Any Flower"; also 10:00PM ® West 57th (CC) (60 lyfield vs. Michael Dokes heavyweiaht man wins car races with the helo of n W ild America (CCl a n min.) (In Stereo) 1 d® ® Saturday Night Live Host: Mel P A (60 min.) bout (taped March 11), World Cup Speed cursed necklace that also turns him into a bobcat, a perfectiu ^ of the [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story Stereo) ^ ^«S'gned predator. (In Gibson. Musical guest: Living Colour. (90 [DIS] Palmarstown U.S.A. Skating Finals from The Nethertands (90 murderer. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ® © Man (CC) Danny's reluctant [CNN] Newsnight min.) (Taped) ' friends take turns putting him up after he min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Days and Nights o f Molly Dodd (© Doctor Who [ESPN] SportsCenter 31) V-Slicer moves out when his girlfriend refuses his d® Just for Laughs © Star Trek Sports Saturday d® Racing From Plainsfield 3:1 5AM ( ^ Home Shopping Spree [ESPN] Business of Sports OitlxbsilM bt Nik Continued... ® Public People/Private Uves 3:30AM [A&E] Variety Tonight (In arner Biot *■ AV''* HewoeO © MOVIE: 'Death in the Family' A Stereo) 'M.,.

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t h e QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 1, 1989 — 85 ft>oR p g gTOisrr,.-t\iE u it tle s o ‘U^TEH ID »M E OF ■mE5E..‘ SEX/ TMAT? 5UPfto5EP DILLON by Steve DIckanson ^ he TJXK OUT AH 51N ^E HUU< 9EE\<9 ^ORSEOU^ Puzzles AP INTWE-T^ELO AHP STTeEAKPEIZ50HAL5 -TO REAP'•HUNK' 'WEAuwy W MK) teng.5HAaow ^ r c o o ^ ^ ■ S r'U0C4SHT ^ ^ ^ w k T^qoochs' bo s ?' 25 Officer’s self to a birthday fight. Send for your about which you’re overly complacent ON AOCOUWr'<0'MISSED‘ FEARLESS UP IDEARS r o RDSOtCK"-®___ RECEIVES HIS NEW CREATIOIS - 20 Basketball org .FOSDICK'.^ SO-WHY KAJN^r YO'HAPPY h a p p e n assistant Astro-Graph predictions for the year might start drifting in the wrong direc­ 'TTLT iriEEL o ^a l L u s r e d - > 21 Language suffix ^fgcv/THET HE'S SANE AH' y ^-GOOCH'S PIRSV 26 Woman's fur i'M G l A P o u r t e a m ahead by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, tion today. This is not a time to make R E A th 'r START DPAWRlW b l o o d e d AMERICAN BOfS •PEARLESS POSDICK" 22 Certainly not THANKS, MARGE.; DO YOU UiANTTO KNOW ABOUT THE BEAN BALL NOW c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428 IT AfilN ? ----- AM JEST DOsTT i^ ; ^ ma^ dsofva_n ^ L garment 15 PLAYING YOUR T E A M assumptions about things that are not STRIPS, SINCE H S , 23 Singer M AY THE BEST OR DO YOU w a n t it to be A SURPRISE ? UNNERSTAWD V 0‘, U'L RELEASE-WILL 2 7 ------contendere Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to logically thought out. STUN THE Fitzgerald TOPAY, CHARLES.. YEAM WIN... state your zodiac sign. VAORLD 29 Commercial SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) This 25 Grain fiber 31 Baseball player TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You should could turn out to be a rather expensive 28 Unconcealed Blue 39 Olympic 49 Songbird be rather competent today in handling day for you if you manage your material g ym nast___ practical situations, but you might be all 30 Bacchanals' cry 32 Designer___ 50 Singer Horne affairs in an impractical manner. Make 34 Pressed Cassini Korbut thumbs in social matters. This could be certain that you get a dollar value for ev­ 41 Selfish 53 Feudal slave 36 Greasy 33 Bronte heroine due to unwarranted suspicions you’ll ery buck you spend. individual 54 A t (2 wds.) 37 Valley Jane___ have regarding others. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Don’t 42 Sudden burst 55 Easter prepara­ 38 There 35 Bird home GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Confusion is let your guard down today in a develop­ eiWCopperrtwpnw 45 Before Nov. tory season 40 Long heroic 38 Come a ll___ possible today in an involvement with 47 Fear 57 Study ment that might require extreme cour­ ^ a c x poem faithful friends where expenses are jointly tesy and fact. If you fall to handle this 48 Of aircraft 58 Ram's mate 4 1 ------Knievel shared. Each party might expect some­ situation properly, it could leave a poor, 1 2 3 4 thing from the other that is unrealistic ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 43 Ripen 1 ^ 6 7 8 9 10 11 lasting impression. CANCER (June 21-July 22) An alliance 44 Take out order 12 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Avoid words 13 14 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne in which you’re presently Involved that getting involved in any type of clandes­ AY)A\'57WR0WIM'6T(;Fr is predicated upon a flimsy premise 46 Gadolinium tine arrangement today. What you will 15 16 could turn out to be counterproductive IMA5UirCA6E./6HE:SAY6y00 symbol 17 be anxious to hide could be exposed MNTtOVE HCR AWYMORE' WMAT I PO because there is not a true harmony of 48 Cobbler’s tool 18 T O O & O O V F&fz i t and create peculiar repercussions. 20 21 Wit M TMI5 pfe?|^T^^AIT ? purpose. Sincerity is essential PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Don’t de­ 51 Mountain pass LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today if you fo­ 52 Local vote too much time to frivolous inter­ 22 23 cus on excuses for not doing tasks that 56 Able to become ests today, because they will cut down \C you’re supposed to be doing at this your momentum for something more rigid 25 26 27 2 ^ |30 31 32 33 time, they are likely to be left undone for important you’re anxious to achieve. 59 Existence quite awhile. Don’t neglect your duties. 60 City in Nevada 34 Keep your priorities in order. 35 1 36 61 Make a garment 37 62 Soon T / -I 40 6 3 -even 43 Bridge 'MM Ct N£A inc keel 64 Nautical rope |46 47 65 Skilled was able to bid four clubs, North bid a ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue 48 49 50 NORTH 1 52 53 54 55 small slam. With the spade lead, de­ DOWN ♦ a 7 4 3 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry V--- clarer needed to find 12 tricks. The 56 57 O'YOU ( JUST MY LUCK.') LOOK HERE'S A 58 59 major-suit aces and the A-K of dia­ NO "BUTS".' HERE, 1 Skinny fish ♦ K J843 m e a n ,'WHAT'S S ANOTHER / l It t l E P A m S j i / I'L L BET HE'S GONNA ♦ K J98 monds were four tricks, and if he MY FIRST W ISH"^INNOCENT.' ) THAT TELLS^ALL IT OVER A N BE MAD WHEN HE 2 Ceramic piece 60 LM6HreR^ALL JURUTmmtSTY d ig e s t it w h i l e I 61 62 NOW, REX., ON TD IVAKES UP AN ' FINDS could crossruff the rest of the hand, he ABOUT TH' LAMP . I TAKE A NAP, 3 Tennis player I WEST EAST a n d e x p l a in s y o u r OUT 1 CAN'T r e a d ; 63 w m r would have eight more winners and OKAY? Lendl 164 65 ♦ 52 ♦ K Q J 10 9 8 his contract. So declarer won the ace 4 Pretend (2 ♦ K J 10 7 2 ♦ 9 5 wds.) □ of spades and ruffed a spade. He 0161 ♦ Q972 ♦ 10 6 (c)1989 by NEA, Inc ♦ 10 3 ♦ 5 4 2 played ace and ruffed a heart. Next he came to his hand with the diamond ace SOUTH and ruffed another heart low. East ♦ 6 threw the 10 of diamonds, sinking de­ ♦ A Q 8 6 4 3 clarer’s ship. Declarer could no longer ♦ A 5 cash the king of diamonds without ♦ AQ76 East ruffing, so had to go set. Vulnerable; North-South The lesson of this deal is to cash I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Dealer: East side-suit winners early when you want by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee THE BORN L08ER by Art Banaom to crossruff. Here, declarer was on the Unscramble these four Jumbles West North East South Now I understand He's right track after he had played ace of 2^ 3T four n r ! ? ^ t o fomi Why he's so sure BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 8tan Drake hearts and ruffed a heart. At that tour ordinary words. successful got Pass 3 ^ Pass 4 ^ ^ralr|8 r Pass 6 ^ Pass Pass point, rather than come to his hand ■ MO w o rtc € e I <2dulo m t fCEPE^ ISN'T THAT I DON'T NOW WHAT IS YOUR Pass with the diamond ace, he should play RATHER THINK SO TH IRD QUESTION ? the dianiond king from dummy, then KOAUOO EXPENSIVE Opening lead: ♦ 5 play a diamond to his ace. East must HH ^ 5^ follow. 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.T H A v e s . ^ - I i i - MANCHESTER HERALO. gatafday.'ji^priianiggg MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 1, 1989 — n protects a young boy from New York City deaths of several London gentlemen. Ni­ [L IF E ] Cardk>k>gv Update gangsters. Gena Rowlands. John Adames cholas Rowe, Alan Cox. 1985. Rated PG- Snndav, April 2 THE MORN­ 1980. 1 1 :3 5 P M ® MOVIE: IrKtependanc* Snndasf, Continaed 13. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Vice Versa' A depart­ ING AFTER (3® Let's Go Bowling ment store executive magically switches An independent, talented female [USA] Miami Vice photographer dreams of rising above the personalities with his 11-year-old son ® Ethics in America (CC) Panelists in­ limits of her small hometown. Kathleen ® Action News Special Judge R^nhold, Fred Savage, Corinne Jane Fonda cluding Supreme Court Justice Antonin 7.30PM 6.00AM (T) My Neighbor's Religion Croon sentences Antigone (Juliet Steven­ Bohrer. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Quinlan, David Keith, Dianne Wiest. 1983. d ® Porky Pig plays Alex Stern- Scalia and Oakland Tribune Editor Robert son) to a horrible death after she defies his ® It's a Living Dot’s game of playing dD Sustaining CBS News (CC) reaping Tom turns grisly when she wit­ [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) ® M O VIE; 'Yakuzs' An ex-G.I. returns d ® Search bergen, a down- Maynard examine how the pursuit of truth edict that Polynices’ body should remain ® ® ® ® News to Japan after an army buddy ’s daughter is (11) INN Magazine onustice affects a trial. (60 min.) Part 8 of unburied. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) nesses an apparent murder, (R) d® Robert Schuller and-out actress ® A-Team 9:30PM ® Benny Hill kidnapped. Robert Mitchum, Takakura [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ Ken, Brian Keith. 1975. Q I) Bravo! who may have [C N N ] World Report Q® W halers W rap-U p (Live) (3® One Day at a Time ® Food Saver caps the weekend of the world of sports. Insight / Out ®i) MOVIE: 'The Parallax View' An in­ [D IS ] Dinouurl Scientists and paleontol­ [A & E ] Tw en tieth Century The Nazis been framed for ® Tracey Ullman A thief teaches a pol- ■•IjS S P M [MAX] MOVIE: Jagged vestigative reporter reveals the existence ogists join Christopher Reeve to investi- I® J^OVIE; 'Invasion of the Bodv [ESPN] SportsCenter [D IS ] You and Me, Kid battle for control of the road leading to murder, in "The of a nationwide network of political assas­ icewoman the tango; Gtnny faces hor sis- Edge (CC) An attorney falls in love with including the egg of a Snatchers Earth is Invaded by hum«v [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine her client, a San Francisco newspaper pub­ [ESPN] Fishing: Arthur Smith KDW Rome. Host: Walter Cronkite. sins. Warren Beatty, Paula Prentiss, W il­ tar s resentment when her father dies. (R) Morning After." duckbill dinosaur, photographed by a (In Stereo) lisher who may be a manipulative mur­ Tournament (R) [CNN] Evans & Novak liam Daniels. 1974. die 1956 Don 8.00PM ® Murder. She Wrote (CC) The CBS movie CAT scan to expose the embryo. (60 min.) e rL ’n n ° l <='»ssic. Donald Suth- derer. G enn Close, Jeff Bridges, Robert [CNN] Newsday Jessica encounters murder when car trou­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [LIFE] It Is Written [D IS ] W uzzles (CC). airs SUlilDAY, [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 1978^' Leonard Nimoy. Loggia. 1985. Rated R, (In Stereo) 1 f . . A ble strands her and a fellow writer (Mike [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hambone and Hillie' A 10:00PM f f l New s 6.05AM [HBO] Tale of Two Cities APRIL 2. |^(^°"'*«fW orks: Konrad (CC). Part 1 o f Connors) at a run-down truck stop owned 1 2 .0 0 A M ® Star Trek: The Next lost dog travels cross-country to find his ® ''i® " Yankee Workshop Qj) INN News (CC| Animated. Charles Dickens' story of MOVIE; 'Solarbabies' (CC) In a by a disillusioned woman. (60 min.) (Post­ Generation (CC) The eway team faces [HBO] owner. Lillian Gish, Timothy Bottoms, O J an English attorney's sacrifice to save a futuristic world plagued by drought, a poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) O ) Go for Your Dreams deadly consequences when it finds itself CHECK (ISTINGS Simpson. 1984. Rated PG. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lost in America' (CC) Outer Limits French aristocrat about to meet his death group of orphans becomes involved in the entangled in a novel that has come to life. FOR EXACT TIME Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los An­ ® a ® Moonlighting (CC) Richie Addi- @§) Jimmy Swaggart at the guillotine. (85 min.) battle for possession of a mysterious [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (60 mm ) (In Stereo) geles ad executive and his wife liquidate ^ n asks for Maddie and his brother Dav­ source of power. Richard Jordan, Jam! bril iant scientist into producing a vaccina (24) Yes, Prime M inister 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek [U b A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey their assets, buy a camper and head for the id s help when his fiancee is cheated by her ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986. Rated PG-13. that will shield them from Earth's lethal Woridvision open roads. Albert Brooks, Julie Hagerty business partner. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 6:30AM CD vista (in Stereo) 1:30PM (33 n b a Basketball: Boston bacteria. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [USA] Paid Programming Garry Marshall. 1985. Rated R ® W ar of the Worlds Sly aliens fool a Challenge of Champions Featured Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers (2 hrs , 30 ® Wrestling: AWA All Star Wrestling CD It's Your Business [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide ® Nature (CC) Examines the role compu- brilliant scientist into producing a vaccine First Interstate Bank Cup on Men's Pro min.) (Live) 4-O pP IV I (33 NCAA Women's Basket­ ters play in managing the Everglades and (H) Christopher Closeup that will shield them from Earth's lethal Skiing-SIalom. ® Superboy Jewelry stores and banks 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 (33 S® PGA Golf: Independent Insur­ ball Tournament; Championship Gome whether this vital freshwater marsh will min.) bacteria. (60 min.) (R) ® Great New England Auction Contin- become targets of a villain disguised as Cl® Twin Star Productions ance Open Final round from The W ood­ From Tacoma, Wash. (2 hrs.) (Live) survive the effects of diking, draining and Superboy. (R) 1 0.30AM (33 Inside Washington NCAA Basketball Tournament on the eve ues lands, Texas. (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) (Live) development (60 min.) (In Stereo) 0 ® Baseball '89 : A Look Ahead (60 min.) d® Government Grants CD Make $200 Every Hour for the Next of the championship final. (90 min.) ® ^ American Sportsman Host Curt ® Home Shopping Spree 2 0 Years (33 Bargain News (S ) (30) Family Ties (CC) While Lauren is ® Duet (CC) Linda faces a difficult choice Ring Around the World (Taped) (33 Preseason Baseball: New York Mats Gowdy fishes for trout in New Zealand and ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Love Boat away, Alex finds himself falling for a stu­ when a client's teen-age son develops a ® Gene Scott Jetsons QI) vs. New York Yankees (3 hrs.) (Live) goes on an outdoor adventure with Olym­ The away team faces deadly consequ­ ® ) Make $200 Every Hour for the Next CD (33 Out of This World Evie is given the crush on her (R) (In Stereo) d ® This Old House (CC). pic medalist Matt Biondi and former NFL ences when it finds itself entangled in a dent he's tutoring Part 1 of 2, (In Stereo) [A&E] Truman: H.S.T. - Days of Deci 20 Years (S) Update: Making it Happen chance to meet her alien father. Guest: ® Tony Brown's Journal (R) star Walter Payton. (60 min.) (Taped) ® Nature (CC) A mother tiger and her [A&E] Pointer Sisters: Standing Ova- Sion A profile of the Amencan president ® Three Stooges Tom Bosley. (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (1® Kenneth Copeland [CNN] Moneyweek Sm teor^' three cubs are filmed over the course of a tion * w to dropped the bomb on Japan. (60 ® Mayors Report Q® Anushka: Cellulite Free [DIS] Mousercise d® Bugs Bunny (H) National Geographic on Assignment [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [A & E] Unknown Soldier A commemora­ year in India's Khana National Park. (60 [CNN] Headline News ® Newton's Apple (CC). (R) Scientists observe rare deep-sea animals; ® ) T and T (CC) A ruthless ganglord ter­ min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] World Report [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated d ® Sesame S treet (CC). [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Tiger's Tale’ A high- tion of VVorld War ll's end, told through the [DIS] Return of Sherlock Holmes [A & E ] World of Photography a cable-and-pulley system that allows re­ rorizes two illegal immigrants. (R) (In personal profiles of six American MIA ser- I® MOVIE: The Boys From Brazil’ ( ^ Frederick K. Price searchers to study the jungle canopy; a school senior falls in love with his girlf­ Stereo) Holmes emerges after three years in hiding [ESPN] Women's Volleyball: Los An­ 6:45AM (11) Davey & Goliath vicemen and a remambrance of the Tomb Former Nazis plan to rise again to world geles vs. San Jose (90 min.) (R) [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday mountain climber who continues the sport riend's youthful mother. Ann-Margret C to investigate an official's murder. (60 N ew Gidget Gidget's old boyfriend, Thomas Howell. 1988. Rated R. ® Hometime '"®. Unknowns. Host: Jason Robards power through a diabolical scientific plot mm.) ' 7:00AM CD Waii Street Journal Re­ now a single millionaire, spells trouble for [E S PN ] This Week in Sports even after leg amputations. (60 min ) (60 min.) [LITE] Self Improvement Guide port ® Fugitive Gregory Peck. Laurence Olivier. James Jeff and Gidget. (R) ® MOVIE: Moment by Mo- Mason. 1978 [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Q® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 2:00PM [C N N ] This Week in the NBA A weekly ' Lifestyles of the Rich CD 8th Day ment' A young man falls in love with a ® Hogan’s Heroes [M AX] MOVIE: 'Baby Boom’ (CC) A (®® David Paul ® MOVIE: 'Southern Double Cross' A magazine-style report on NBA players and Q® MOVIE; 'Country' A courageous and Fatnous Bart Convy ("Win, Lose or CD Point of View 1 O.ASAM ® Jewish Life Beverly Hilts housewife. John Travolta. Lily @ New Yankee Workshop (CC). teams. high-powered executive s life is turned up­ d?) Shining Tim e Station (CC). mismatched American couple are involved Tomlin. 1978, woman struggles to save her family and n . "'® Sommer; Christopher Hewett World Tomorrow (33 Face the Nation in a plan to smuggle artifacts out of Mexico [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Dennis the Menace' A her land from government foreclosure. side down when she inherits a distant ( Mr. Belvedere"). (60 min.) (R) (jX) d ® Munsters Today Herman is chosen to 1 1 ,00AM [D IS] Danger Bay (CC) A young boy into the U.S. Robert Denison, Anne Jef­ (5® SportsWorld: Ten Years After: prehistoric discovery threatens to turn the Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard, Wilford cousin's year-old daughter. Diane Keaton 0® Divine Plan participate in a government project that (33 Career Media Network meets two men searching for an exotic fish freys, Avery Schreiber. 1975. Bird vs. Magic A retrospective of the Brimley. 1984. bam Shepard, Harold Ramis 1987 Rated (HD Sustaining Mitchells' neighborhood into an archaeo- PG. (In Stereo) d® Paid Programming would take him to Venus. Guest: Nancy (33 Munsters Today Herman is chosen to 1979 NCAA Basketball Championship Ster*eo)°" aquarium. (In Dussault. (R) (2® M -A 'S -H ragical site and a tourist attraction Victor (li) America’s M ost W anted Scheduled ® M idnight Caller (CC) Jack tries to participate in a government project that Game which featured Michigan State led d® James Kennedy DiMattiB' Patricia Estrin, James W Janse cat burglar Ronnie Hill; Keir D. Sanders, ac­ [U S A ] Law and Harry M cG raw (60 min.) save a drug-abusive former college bas­ [A & E ] Living Dangerously Australian would take him to Venus. Guest: Nanev ® McLaughlin Group by 6 '9 " guard Earvin "Magic" Johnson 1987. Secret of M y Suc­ (2^ Rin-Tin-Tin cused of killing his grandparents. (In ketball star he had helped (60 min ) (In daredevil Jim Bailey performs his stunts. Dussault. (R) ' ® War Chronicles against Indiana State with 6*9" forward cess (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy ^ Tollies Puppet skit: Stereo) MOVIE: 'American Dreamer' otereo) d® It's Your Business (60 min.) ® David Paul Larry Bird. (60 min.) (Taped) ™Les his way up Manhattan's corporate Steven Spielberg takes snapshots for ® Meet the Press (CC). ^ u American housewife finds herself ladder by masquerading as a junior execu- [A&E] Truman: H.S.T. - Days of Deci­ Fred. [HBO] M O VIE: 'A Night in the Life of d® Kenneth Copeland [CNN] Daywatch ® Real to Reel (1® Fight Back! With David Horowitz ® Preseason Baseball: Boston Red Sox embroiled in foreign espionage when she live^ Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater. Richard sion A profile of the American president dD New Healthy Diet Jirmny Reardon' A suburban high-school d® Jimmy Swaggart [D IS] Donald Duck Presents ® Frugal Gourmet (R) vs. Detroit Tigers (3 hrs.) (Live) dZ) Mystery!; Game, Set and Match assumes the identity of a famous mystery Jordan, 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) who dropped the bomb on Japan (60 toward an uncertain future (CC) Bernard returns to Berlin, attempting writer Jobelh Williams, Tom Conti Gian- min.) ■ ' (S) Bless Me, Father in 1962 Chicago. River Phoenix. Ann Maq- feD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [ESPN] NBA Today ® Better Ways to Better Grades (57) Soapbox With Tom Cottie Seven [LIFE] First Do No Harm Part 5 of 6 . to identify a traitor suspected of jeopardiz­ carlo Giannini. 1984. Rated PG. d® Ask the Manager rjuson. Meredith Salenger. 1988. Rated R [A & E ] Pulaski: The TV Detective Larry [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update children of divorced parents explain how [CNN] PrimeNews ® Connecticut Real Estate Showcase ing the security of the Brahms network. [LIFE] Family Practice Update [M A X ] MOVIE; 'He’s My Girl' The man­ (in Stereo) Summers goes on vacation, but a beautiful their lives were affected by the split-up ager of an aspiring rock star masquerades [0 Crimes ofthe Century A 1948 case in [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec- ® Business World (60 min.) Part 2 of 12. [ESPN] College Baseball: Oklahoma [USA] Paid Programming model and an evil tycoon disrupt his rest. Part 2 of 2. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Fear Strikes Out' Bos­ as a woman in order to accompany his btate at Minnesota (3 hrs ) (Live) which a California man's armed robbery tionale send-up of the popular T V series [A & E ] Shortstories In "An Ounce of and sodomy convictions led him to the gas (60 min.) @ DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Part 1 of [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Duellists' Two ton Red Sox player Jimmy Piersall suffers a chant on a free trip to Los Angeles. T.K. features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail Cure, " a woman recalls her first heartbreak Circus: Cirque du So­ chamber ^ ’’ m o v ie . T o Catch [CNN] Daybreak of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ young officers engage in a series of duels nervous breakdown when his father s driv­ Carter, David Hallyday, Misha McK. 1987. a Thief A reformed jewel thief is the chief and hangover; also. "Dean's List" and ing influence and the pressures of big lan The internationally acclaimed circus royd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer. ® MOVIE: 'Charley and the Angel' An during the Napoleonic Wars. Keith Carra- Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Family Practice Update suspect when a rash of robberies hits the [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner "Femme Fatale." (60 min.) league baseball get the better of him. An- troupe. Cirque du Soleil, combines tradi­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) emissary from heaven visits a Depression- dine, Harvey Keitel, Albert Finney. 1978. [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote tional circus acts with dance, fantasy and French Riviera Cary Grant, Grace Kelly [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNIM] Week in Review thony Perkins, Karl Malden, Norma Moore 1 1 :00PM (33 g® ® News era store owner whose devotion to work is [CNN] Newsday music. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Jessie Royce Landis 1955 (J3 Employment Connection 1957. News (33 Barney Miller [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide 9.30AM taking its toll on his family life. Fred Mac- [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 6.30PM (33 Murray, Cloris Leachman, Kurt Russell [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update ® Cheers (CC). ^ 2:45AM [DIS] MOVIE: Hambone [MAX] MOVIE; 'Baby Boom' (CC) A (T) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 4.30PM (33 Kiner’s Korner ® (S® ABC News (CC). 1973. Donald's Award Walt promises Donald [M A X ] MOVIE: 'La Bamba' (CC) A fact- MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ and Hillie A lost dog travels cross- high-powered executive's life is turned up­ QD Transformers ® ® NBC News [MAX] Q® Jack Van Impe an award if he can behave for one day (60 based account of Ritchie Valens' ® Think and Grow Rich tionate send-up of the popular TV series county to find his owner. Lillian Gish, Tim­ side down when she inherits a distant [A & E ] Our Century: Da Gaulle min.) (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before ( ® Twilight Zone [C N N ] Inside Business features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail g® Insight / Out othy Bottoms, O.J. Simpson. 1984. Rated cousin's year-old daughter. Diane Keaton, dS) Archies [D IS ] Son of Dinosaurs Gary Owens and his death In a plane crash. Lou Diamond PG. [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Parker 4 0 0 Off- [D IS] Animals in Action Featured; the of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk- O ) Are You Being Served? Sam Shepard, Harold Ramis. 1987. Rated dD Meet the Press (CC) Eric Boardman are entrusted with the care Phillips. Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto. r2® MOVIE: 'W .W . and the Dixie Dan- PG. (In Stereo) Road Championship From Arizona cekings' An easygoing con-artist lovos history and living habits of predatory birds. Christopher Plummer. ^ ® Tales From the Darkside d§) Adelante of a dinosaur egg. (60 min.) (Taped) 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® Morgan Brittany on Beauty country music, robbing gas stations and a [LIFE] Family Practice Update An apartment dweller questions her sup­ [USA] Calliope [USA] MOVIE: 'The Spirit of St. Louis' ® (U My Secret Identity [L IF E ] Physicians' Journal Update singer called Dixie, Burt Reynolds, Art Car­ [USA] New Mike Hammer ® AM Boston (R) posedly happy marriage when a special ra­ [ESPN ] Sports Reporters While crossing the Atlantic during his A t the Movies Scheduled: ney, Jerry Reed. 1975. 7:00PM ® 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min.) ® McLaughlin Group dio exposes the devastated private lives of 7,30AM CD ® Synchronal Research [USA] All-American Wrestling (In Stereo) "Dead-Bang" (Don Johnson); "Sing" [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Body Slam' (CC) A record-setting 1927 flight. Charles Lind­ 8.30PM @( 38) Day by Day (CC) Eileen her neighbors. dZ) Long Ago & Far Away: Svatohor bergh recalls his life. James Stewart, Mur­ ® Long Ago & Far Away (CC). persuades Ross to pretend he's her hus­ ® Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) (Patti LaBelle); Academy Awards recap. struggling promoter strikes gold after turn­ 1 2 . 3 0 P M (33 High School Bowl ® It's Only Your Life Teens talk to teens (CC). ing his attentions to managing profes­ ray Hamilton. Patricia Smith. 1957. ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents about drugs band at her 10th high-school reunion (In [A & E ] Buffalo Bill Breakthrough Triple Threat Stereo) P^rt'f ®"‘* ®'"®” CD [CNN] Your Money sional wrestlers. Dirk Benedict, Tanya (33 2.30PM d® Adam Smith's Money ® Hometime: Contracting a Home ® MOVIE: ‘The Caine Mutiny' Two Na- [C N N ] Inside Business CD Sunday Mass Roberts 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) ® Little Golden Book Land (CC). Part 6 of 10. ffi) M arried... W ith Children (CC) Kelly [USA] Paid Programming [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers World v^office'rs rebel against their commanding [piS] MOVIE; 'Gawain and the Green OD Larry Jones (CC). [LIFE] Cardiology Update (24) On the Record becomes a cheerleader to win the atten­ 1,30AM (33 New England Sunday (R) [D IS ] Here's Boomer [E S PN ] Tennis: International Players P.,T ."’'® adaPlation of Herman tion of a football star. (R| (In Stereo) Knight A mysterious knight convinces a (1® Tw in Star Productions yVlAX] MOVIE: ‘House II: The Second ® Rat Patrol Championship Men's Final From Key Wouk s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Hum- member of King Arthur's Round Table to ® IN N New s [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Quick and the Story’ (CC) In his family's ancestral man­ Biscayne, Fla. (3 hrs.) (Live) participate in a most unusual challenge d® Miracle Faith Outreach [TMC] MOVIE: 'I Take These Men’ A (3® Connecticut Newsmakers Dead' (CC) A swashbuckling cowboy 19'54 Van Johnson. ® MOVIE: -The Morning Af- g® That's the Spirit sion, a young man gets involved In a strug­ ter (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked Murray Head, Nigel Green. 1973. Rated d® Day of Discovery woman, influenced by her own fantasies of comes to the aid of a family of homestead­ Obstetrics/Gynecology Update gle for an enchanted skull Arye Gross (4® Spotlight on Government [ESPN] Ski World (R) men, shocks her husband of 15 years by ers in this adaptation of Louis L'Amour's 0® NHL Hockey: Hertford Whalers at to find the man she'd spent the night with (2^^ Dr. James Kennedy Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano. 1987. Raterj asking for a divorce. Susan Saint James, (15 Firing Line: The Real Justice Holmes novel. Sam Elliott. Tom Conti. Kate Cap- ® College Basketball Boston Bruins (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff [E S PN ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [USA] Robert Vaughn Discovers III Celebrate: Lincoln (R) Player of the Year (60 min.) (Taped) Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. John Rubinstein, Adam West. 1983. shaw. 1987. Rated NR. (In Stereo) (2® @® Magical World of Disney The [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dead Man Out’ (CC) A 1:35AM (33 8 ® ABC New s (CC). [C N N ] Big Story [C N N ] Travel Guide [CNN] Science and Technology Week (33 Knight Rider ® 8 ® MOVIE: ‘Beverly Hills Cop' (CC) 1 0:00AM (T) Sybervision 11:10AM [LIFE] Cardiology Update Last Electric Knight (CC) An 11-yoar-old psychiatrist engages in a battle of wits Scheduled; a look at the Gamov Bug, a 033 MOVIE: 'The Green Berets' A cynical boy, who has learned manial arts from his A Detroit cop travels to Beverly Hills to with a death row inmate who may be fak­ 1:45AM [ M A X ] M O VIE: '1 0 ' Caught [DIS] Dumbo's Circus 1 1 :30AM (33 t v Open House CID Steampipe Alley device which helps mountain climbers who 3:00PM QD m o v i e : 'The Shootist' A W3r correspondent goes on special as­ grandfather, is placed in the custody of a seek revenge for his close friend's murder ing insanity to forestall his fate Danny in a 'IJid- ife crisis, a man pursues his dream [E S P N ] Bodyshaping girl. Dudley Moore, Julie Andrews, Bo De­ ® Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). (13 ® This Week With David Brinkley suffer from altitude sickness. dying gunman, seeking peace in his final signment to Vietnam with an army career New York detective after the elderlv man Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Lisa Eil- Glover, Ruben Blades. 1989. (In Stereo) (CC). bacher. 1984. (R) (In Stereo) rek. 1979. Rated R. [HBO] Tales of Little Women Beth [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sheena' (CC) An Ameri­ days, is hounded by past rivals. John man, John Wayne, David Janssen, Jim dies. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (3) Jimmy Swaggart Wayne. Lauren Bacall. Ron Howard. 1976. Hutton. 1968. [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update catches scarlet fever from a sick child. (33 M y Secret Identity While on a camp­ can TV producer falls in love with a jungle ® Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous ® Update: Making ft Hap- (® MOVIE: 'Tarzan’s New Adventure' Q® Wonderworks: Konrad (CC). Part 2 of [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lost in America’ (CC) 2:00AM ing trip, Andrew's loyalty to Dr. Jeffcoate queen out to stop an educated native (3® Home Shopping Network (60 min.) ® Fool Beautiful 2. (R) Bart Convy ( Win, Lose or Draw "), Elke pen MOVIE: 'Young Sherlock Tarzan joins an expedition searching for Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los An­ Holmes' (CC) Soon after their first meet­ is tested. prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ Sommer; Christopher Hewett ( "Mr Bel­ the famous lost Goddess. Ula Holt, Her­ MOVIE: 'The Secret Life of an Amer­ ® War of the Worlds (60 min.) (S) Wrestling: NWA Pro Wrestling vedere "). (60 min.) (R) geles ad executive and his wife liquidate [A&E] Pointer Sisters: Standing Ova- ing in boarding school, a teenaged Holmes Qj) At the Movies Scheduled: "Dead- can kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted Wass ican Wife' A Hollywood personality, on a tion man Brix. 1936. ® All Creatures Great and Small ® Mama sets out to get their assets, buy a camper and head for the and Watson investigate the mysterious Bang" (Don Johnson); "Sing" (Patti La- Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG (In trip to New York for fun and games, meets Mama’s Family A Nightmare dD Chalice of Salvation Stereo) ' ® Saint even with an April Fools’ Day prankster. open roads. Albert Brooks, Julie Haqertv [C N N ] M oneyw eek deaths of several London gentlemen Ni­ Belle); Academy Awards recap. a suburban housewife. Walter Matthau, on Elm S treet Tw o youths leave Spring- Garry Marshall. 1985. Rated R. cholas Rowe. Alan Cox. 1985. Rated PG- d3) dZ) M ister Rogers (CC). ® Great Circuses of the World (CC) wood only to face nightmarish experi­ [E S PN ] SportsCenter (60 min.) (1B) Bravot [M A X] MOVIE: 'Ghoulies II' The unex­ Anne Jackson. Patrick O'Neal. 1968, ® Friday the 13th: The Series Cursed [U S A ] Cover Story 13. (In Stereo) pected arrival of a group of devilish imps Featured: highlights of the best of single­ ences. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Paid Programming d® In Touch ® History of Dieting ® Firing Line: The Real Justice Holmes vampire bees play a role in a greedy farm- perks up business for a near-bankrupt car­ arena entertainment. (60 min.) 1 1:05PM ($ ® News 8:00AM CD New England Sunday ® Sacrifice of the Mass (R) w s attempt to give people eternal youth. MO VIE: The Case of the Hillside ® WKRP in Cincinnati nival. Damon Martin, Royal Dano. Phil Fon- (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) dZl Great New England Auction; Gallery Stranglers Premiere. (CC) Fact-based 2|05AM [HBO] MOVIE; Extreme (D Make It Real ( ® Munsters Today Herman is chosen to dacaro. 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Police Story 57 (Live) account of a lone detective's five-year 1 1 . 3 0 P M (T) Magnum, P.l. Prejudice (CC) A Texas Ranger is forced ® Dinner at Julia's (CC) |R) QZ) Training Oogs the Woodhouse Way CD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny participate in a government project that ^ LPGA Golf: Dinah Shore Classic Final struggle to bring the notorious serial killers (33 Baretta to confront a childhood friend who now would take him to Venus. Guest: Nancy ® Wail Street Journal Report ■'2:45 PM [ESPN] Auto Racing: ( ® Small Wonder (CC) Brandon baliaves ® 21 Jump Street (CC) Hoffs goes un­ rufts a drug network out of Mexico. Nick (S) Frederick K. Price round, from Rancho Mirage. Calif. (3 hrs.) Crenna, Dennis Farina. ® Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 Dussault. (R| ® World Tomorrow 'LASCAR Transouth 5 0 0 From Darling­ (Live) aliens may be lurking around when Vicki der cover as a pregnant teen-ager to inves­ 1989. (In Stereo) Ironside. Q® Living the Word ton, S.C. (3 hrs., 45 min.) (Live) tigate threats against a family planninq ® Dr. Zulie Nak- 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Career Medie Network produces 3-D images of a spaceship. (R) Save the Children SZ) Power of Choice (CC) What to do Interceptor A game-show special in center. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) I® !U~*3.^'®®® Theatre; Sorrell and hooda, Director of India for Save the (1® Transformers when you or a loved one is contemplating ^ ® Learning the Ropes Ellen which two teams, racing against time In a [CNN] Newswatch Son (CC) Kit IS sent home from school be- 2:1 5AM [DIS] MOVIE: Dennis the ® Fame [A & E ] Walk Through the 20th Century Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ Sunday Today (90 min.) suicide. Part 9 of 11. befriends a new boy in school who mis­ defined playing area, are challenged by cause th® snobbish headmaster is disdain- Menace A prehistoric discovery threa­ [A&E] Travel Magazine [LIFE] Cardiology Update With Bill Moyers An interview with 11 tion’s goals takes her friendship for love. (R) "interceptors" who try to stop them from fu of Sorrell's career. (60 min.) Part 2 of 5. tens to turn the Mitchells' neighborhood d ® Sesame Street (CC). [C N N ] Sportscene [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Shaft' A street detec­ Rabi, adviser to J. Robert Oppenhaimer! [D IS ] You Can Do It Puppeteer Shari finding clues that lead to prizes. (60 min.) (n) ® New Ufa into an archaeological site and a tourist at­ (1® Oral Roberts [E S PN ] Gameday (33 This W eek in Baseball: W ith M el Al- tive trios to free the kidnapped daughter of developer of radar and the recipient of the Lewis, Charley Horse and Lambchop host g® @® George Michael's Sports Mach- traction. Victor DiMattia. Patricia Estrin Leaguar^ '’"d highlights from the Major d D Masterpiece Theatre: Sorrell and a drug dealer. Richard Roundtree, Moses Nobal prize for his work in physics (60 ® It's Garry Shandling's Show A '60s [LIFE] World Tomorrow an hour of magic. (60 min.) me James W. Janse. 1987. [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Son (CC) Based on Warwick Deeping's Gunn. 1971. Rated R. min.) activist wants to publish a photograph of Robert Schuller [ESPN] Sportraits: Dorothy Hamill and [T M C ] MOVIE: ’Vice Versa’ A depart­ QD MOVIE: Wake of the Red Witch' An 1925 novel chronicling the triumph of a Garry's mother protesting with Abby Hoff­ g® Talking Sports With Rod Michaud Bob Beamon (R) r^ ® 4 ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CNN] Newswatch ■T*’® M an in [A&E] Journey to Adventure ment store executive magically switches bast Indies trade monarch and a hell- father-son relationsnip over adversity. man. Guests: the Turtles. (R) (In Stereo) ® Rat Patrol ttw G r ^ Flannel Suit' Based on Sloan Atlantic Records 40th Anniver­ personalities with.his 11-year-old son. raising sea captain are rivals over pearls First up: Stephen Sorrell seeks employ­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'All the Brothers Were Wilson s novel about a young business- [CNN] Daybreak [HBO] 5:30PM ® V-Slicer [jA&E] Alt Creatures Great and Small ® Christian Lifestyla Magazine sary: It’s Only Rock 'N ' Roll Highlights of Judge Reinhold, Fred Savage, Corinne ment. (60 min.) Part 1 of 5. (R) Valiant' A disagreement over treasure Part 1 o f 10. rnan s search for the true meaning to his [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! Bohrer. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) @ Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine forces two brothers. New England whaling the May 1988 celebration from Madison S Ru^e'^BiB'" d 5 MOVIE; 'Love Thy Neighbor' Subur­ (S) John McLaughlin's One on One M®' Jaqq'fer Jones, Fredric captains, to pan ways. Roben Taylor, Ste­ [C N N ] W eek in Raviaw [E S P N ] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection Square Garden, including the Bee Gees, [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power ban neighbors, with clashing personalities (E) Cheries in Charge (CC) An obsessed ® Synchronal March. 1956. (In Stereo) 1 Foreigner, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Genesis! ^»,.^r*i'i Championship coed pursues Charles. (R) wart Granger. Ann Blyth, 1953. [D IS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [H B O ] Babar Special College basketball commentator and habits, are drawn Into an unlikely affair (33 N ew s (R) Robert Plant, Yes and the Rascals. (60 12:00PM (33 CBS sports Sunday: [LIFE] Cardiology Update Time Cafe Featured: comics 2:30AM Al McGuire previews tomorrow night's when their spouses run off together. John [A & E ] Battleline [HBO] MOVIE: 'Off Limits' (CC) Two Andy Bumaial, Brian Haley and Steve [U S A ] Cartoons min.) Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) Sport Climbing Scheduled: International Ritter. Penny Marshall. Bert Convy. 1984. Criminal Investigations Detachment ofh- ® Rhoda Sport Climbing Championship featuring 16 NCAA national championship game. (60 [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Young Sherlock Smith. [LIFE] Family Practice Update min.) (Taped) cers search the war-torn streets of 1968 [C N N ] Sports Latenight 8:30AM CD world Tomorrow of the world's best sport climbers compet­ [A & E ] Theban Plays; Antigone King Holmes' (CC) Soon after their first meet­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Orthopaedic Surgery Update ing in boarding school, a teenaged Holmes Saigon for a serial killer preying on local (j® Choices W e Face 1 0 : 1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu ing on a 120-foot artificial wall, from ® Connecticut Newsweek [U S A ] Paid Programming [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Watson investigate the mysterious prostitutes. Willem Dafoe, Gregory Hines [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Snowbird, Utah; discussion of the 1989 ® MOVIE: 'Gloria' A former gun moll 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) ^ Continued... 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Talking with Katey Sagal Shepherd radiant Looking for some local items Trivia Time for a look at Manchester-mania. You can see a lot by just observing ‘We say what no one wants to say’ The first thing to get would be a centennial in ‘Chances Are’ programs. Students and TV Shown below is a 120-page story of the week the By Frank Sanello CHANCES berserk back in 1923. when it had a pop. of Collectors’ 2,736 students were asked ANSWER: I have pretty t . ARE (P G ) Em­ 20.m . a grand list of S.I.S.OOO.OOO and a mill rate of 17. how much TV they watched good self-esteem, too. She’s Com er Despite — or maybe because ile Ardolino. The program is fairly common, too imposing to be quick witted, and I can be each day on school days of — a letter-writing campaign the director of tossed away lightly. Gil Salk’s mammoth bookstore pretty fast on my feet. Unlike Russ MacKendrick by an outraged Michigan “Dirty Danc­ H ours P ercent Peg. I like to cook. Like her. I Filmeter “ P with a copy, along housewife. “ Married ... With ing.” continues with the two histories: the Spiess and Bidwell of 1924 hate cleaning house. Fortu­ Children.” the Fox Network to show an easy Buckley’s “ New England Pattern” of ’73 nately I ’m now in a position 8 hours or more comedy about a sleazy Chicago feeling for rom­ Robert DiMatteo (And perhaps a “ Great Oaks ... Memoirs of the family, continues to rise in the where somebody does that for ance in this Cheney Family 1977 ) ratings. me. Then there is the flyer with needle and thread in 6-7 h o u rs 9% sweet-natured would be “ Hanks’ place that was issued to promote the “ button- A good deal of the show’s comedy about Manche.ster Directory 1888,” the first, I have seen urstringest play. A Rival by Request, put on at 4-5 ho u rs success has to do with one of its (QUESTION: If “ Married ... love and rein­ Apel s Opera House in 1898. (Now the Brackett & stars. Katey Sagal. who plays With Children” were on one of (theowner laughed 2-3 h o u rs carnation. The plot recalls the blend with the material at hand at $75). and heard about another. Shaw building by the railroad tracks). 28% housewife Peg Bundy, perhaps the three major networks, do whimsical “ Heaven Can Wait.” If you doubt that Ivory under­ Less than 2 hours the laziest homemaker ever to you think it would be a top-10 with borrowings from erahopping On one page of the program the J.W Hale 27% appear on television. Peg show? stands the night-crawling East Company offers 100.(X)0 rotogravure post cards with movies like “Peggy Sue Got Village-SoHo scene, all you have doesn’t cook or clean or attend Married.” 100 views of Manchester. Must be plenty of those Never watch TV PTA meetings. She’s a couch ANSWER: Oh, absolutely. to do is take a brief look at the around but how about the “ accordion card’ ” This KATEY SAGAL Corinne and Louie (Cybill She­ movie. (Don’t watch the whole potato with an advanced de­ We’ve been beating ABC aiid pherd and Christopher McDo­ /WANCHESTER one was copyrighted in 1907 by Tichnor Bros. Inc. . . . plays Peg Bundy thing.) Sceneshavenoenergy.no You see an auto with begoggled driver coming at gree in “ G e ra ld o ” and NBC pretty consistently in our nald) are a blissfully happy time slot in the big cities. rhythm; attempted satirical you Between the headlights where the radiator “Oprah.” young married couple; their homor doesn’t produce laughs. CENTENNIAL grille should be is a fold-out of 24 Manchester Before “ Married .. With mutual best friend Philip (Ryan QUESTION: You were aspir­ You’ll wait a longtime form ore scenes. l ‘/< by 2 inches, from Union Pond & Dam to Children” made her the most people in real situations — with O’Neill) has a thing for Corinne. Implant procedure ing blues singer before you miscast film. Bernadette Peters Laurel Park. One of those cards changed hands at notorious housewife since Mes- a twist. We really say what no too. but he respects Louie too became an actress. How is that is all wrong as Eleanor, a hat 5«3«5. salina. Sagal starred in the one wants to say. much to do anything about it. OCTOBER aspect of your career designer with no self-esteem who short-lived Mary Tyler Moore They make a contended, innocent There is a Cheney publication where a retiree is progressing? allows herself to be mistreated by - improves his focus comedy. “Mary.” in 1985. QUESTION: Do you really threesome. After Louie is killed in m3 saying that all he wants in Heaven is the same a surly painter boyfriend In the playing a hard-boiled colum­ think people like the Bundys a car accident. Corinne spends sweeping job he had at the knitting mill. exist? ANSWER: Right now I ’m latter part, newcomer Adam By John DIngman nist for a Chicago newspaper. the next 23 years pining for him. Precancel collectors can pick up some Cheney singing with a blues band and Coleman Howard is no less The Associated Press Long before she slipped into Meanwhile, up in heaven, CB-dated stamps and also hope to find one of the writing music when I ’m not wrong; he plays it like an Camera Angles acting. Sagal wanted to be­ ANSWER: We may be in there’s a celestrial error, which “ South Manchester” items listed at $50 and up. working on the show. overgrown frathouse boy slum­ As the years begin to add up, come a singer. During her unreal situations, bul we act sends Louie back to earth in the The Tonica Springs people put out a “ Highland salad days, she sang backup like it’s for real. We don’t play ming among the avant-garde. News.” We are looking for a copy. many photographers notice some body of Alex (Robert Downey less-than-happy changes. The entire surgical procedure, for such disparate performers the situation if it's ridiculous. QUESTION: Has your suc­ The film is so ill-formed and CONNECTICUT And among things lost — take another gander at Jr); "rhe catch is that Alex hasn’t The image in the viewfinder is including removal of the cataract as Olivia Newton-John and We don’t cross the line into cess on “ Married ... With dispiriting that it can ruin you for the ship design on the Official Program. Several of been given the appropriate shot to not as sharp and clear as it once and the damaged lens, and Bette Midler. While appearing caricature. Children” helped you get a night life. GRADE: ★ these were made of wood. 3 or 4 feet in size, and set recording contract? dim his memory of his former was. Focusing, whether by range implanting of the plastic substi­ in a Los Angeles stage musical. up on poles at each entrance to the town. Where are life. Back on earth, a college-age finder or the ground glass in a tute, took about three hours. No Danny De Vito caught her act QUESTION: How do you they now? Herbert Bengtson. acquisitions chair­ Alex meets Corinne and her single lens reflex, is more diffi­ hospital stay was involved. It was and recommended her to the interpret Peg Bundy? ANSWER: I want a record man of the Historical Society, wants one for the daughter (Mary Stuart Master- OFFICIAL cult and less precise. so easy that I fell asleep on the producers of “ M ary.” deal, but I ’m waiting for (the New home video society’s museum. Call him at 649-4927 if you have record companies) to come to son) The daughter is after Alex. Numbers for shutter speeds operating table. Sagal’s TV career seems ANSWER: When I read the but since he’s really Louie, he’s FPxOGRAM one behind that old feather-bed in the attic. almost preordained. Her fa­ first script, they depicted her me. My band is creating some BABETTE’S FEAST (G) Or­ and lens stops become hard to Twenty-four hours after the buzz. But I don’t want to have a smitten with his former wife handle, and even the exposure operation, the bandages came ther. Boris Sagal, was a noted as a couch-potato slob. I Corinne. Got it? ion. $79.98. Last year’s Oscar- Russ MacKendrick is a Manchester resident who thought, she has to be more record just because I ’m on TV. winner for Best Foreign Film is counter becomes a fuzzy guessing off, and I had bright, if somewhat TV director who died in a freak The complications of this mo­ HARD TO FIND — Program from is an authority on many types of collectibles. than that. So I had her take I still have to prove myself in beautiful adaptation of an Isak game. fuzzy, vision in the eye. As the helicopter accident in 1981 vie’s semi-farcical plot are not to Questions should be sent to: Collectors’ Comer the music business. Dinesen short story. It’s the kind Manchester’s 1923 centennial Often, it’s just the wear and healing process continued, my while shooting the miniseries pride in how she looks. Peg be dwelled upon. Happily, the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester of delicate mood piece that gets celebration. tear of all the years; but some­ vision sharpened until it was “ World War III.” Her twin thinks she’s very glamorous actors hoist the material, giving 06040. and has a very healthy self­ QUESTION: Bette Midler lost in the shuffle of an industry times, the problem is more better than it had been in my sisters, Liz and Jean, starred in it a little screwball effervescence esteem. has reputation for being diffi­ geared toward noisy flicks, but, if serious, such as cataracts or precataract days! the 1984 sitcom “ Double Trou­ cult. What was she like to work plus a nice touch of sentiment. It’s you give it a chance, it can touch glaucoma. Now, the camera viewfinder is ble.” A brother is an aspiring with? good to see Cybill Shepherd away Spring brings QUESTION: You call a bouf­ you deeply. to your dog With few exceptions, though, brighter and sharper than ever, actor; Sagal says he “ looks from “ Moonlighting” and Bruce just like Elvis.” fant hairdo, spiked heels and French veteran Stephane Aud- none of these problems need and I need glasses only to read. ANSWER: She was a perfec­ Willis. It’s easy to see why all the Here. Sagal describes Peg Capri pants glamorous? ran stars as Babette, a French By Alan Leventhol im m mosquito species that carries mean the end of a photo career or My results match those of the tionist. Some people confuse men in the movie flip for her. And Bundy’s fashion sense, the woman who flees the Paris heartworm, Culex pipiens. is hobby. Medical science and ca­ vast majority who undergo the that with being difficult. Some­ it’s nice to see Ryan O’Neill doing ANSWER: To Peg they are. I Commune uprising in 1871, set­ To humans, a dog’s bite is Pet Forum known as the house mosquito mera technology can provide modern implant procedure. Bundy fam ily’s distorted sense times. after she’d make us what he does best; light romantic of reality, and where Sagal’s help pick out her costumes. I tling in an austere, rural Protest­ worse than its bark. But to dogs, a because it breeds around the surprisingly effective solutions. rehearse a song for the zillionth comedy. But Robert Downey Jr The problem of glaucoma is not singing career is going. describe her fashion conscious­ ant religious community in Den­ mosquito’s bite is worse than its home. Increasing numbers and If problems begin to surface, as time. I ’d think, “ Aw, c ’mon. steals the picture. There’s no as easy. Glaucoma cannot be ness as Bowling Alley Cocktail mark. When she wins a lottery, buzz. Mosquitos are the carriers species of mosquitos now carry they did to me, the first step is a Haven’t we done enough?” But arrogance marring this young heartworm disease by taking cured, but medication and, in Waitress. We buy her con- Babette decides to treat the of the parasite that causes the heartworm infective larvae visit to a good ophthalmologist, a. QUESTION: Why do you she wanted to get it right. I actor’s appeal, no self- them to a veterinarian for testing some cases, surgery can stop the think “ Married ... With Child­ stumes at Frederick’s of Holly­ people of the community to a heartworm disease, a deadly due largely to the migration of medical doctor who specializes in have to admire her for that. consciousness spoiling his consid­ every spring. deterioration and preserve sight. wood, K mart and J.C. Penney. canine disease that is a real infected dogs from southern to problems of the eye. ren” is Fox’s biggest hit? erable cuteness. He even shows a glorious Parisian feast, import­ Heartworm disease was once threat to the 53 million dogs in the The doctor may find that your Sadly, there is one eye problem gift for slapstick. ing food and wine and cooking up considered a disease limited to northern areas and the limitation QUESTION: Are you in any an epicurean storm. And what a U.S. or cessation of spraying pro­ eyes are healthy and that you that can bring the end of a photo ANSWER: It’s the funniest Frank Sanello is a syndi­ “ Chances A re” may be a little the southern states, but it can now show on TV. It deals with real way like Peg Bundy? feast it is! Heartworm disease is caused grams or the restriction of some need only a change in your lens career — age-related macular cated columnist. tnild, and it’s very contrived. But be found in nearly every state by a parasite known as Dirofila- effective agents because of envir­ prescription. Or, he may discover degeneration. it’s also a pleasant unstressed No movie has so memorably including Connecticut, according captured the meeting of aestheti­ ria immitis. The disease kills by onmental concerns. a cataract clouding the eye’s lens That disease, most of whose comedy. GRADE: to the American Heartworm or glaucoma developing from an cism and ascericism. Consider­ causing damage to the heart and Society. victims are over 50, causes • By having your dog tested increase in the fluid pressure in ing how repressed and drab the also to the lungs, liver and One of the main reasons the atrophy of a small area of the eye Cinema SLAVES OF NEW YORK (R) kidneys. routinely, your veterinarian can your eyes. In 1986, Tama Janowitz became setting is, this movie ends up as disease continue to spread is that called the macula, which is Weakness, fatigue, chronic determine if it has been infected. Time was when treatment of a the darling of the hip literary set an affirmation of the senses many dog owners do not realize responsible for the sight in the GRADE: cough, loss of appetite and weight Even if your dog tests positive, it cataract meant a long wait until center of the eye - in other HARTFORD when she published a series of how easily their pet can be (PG-13) Sot 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30, ^ * (PG ) Sat and Sun 2:30,4:40, l()ss are signs that heartworm can be saved if the disease is the patient was almost sightless. 11:45; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30. — stories about New York’s down­ infected. As a result, it is words, right in the viewfinder IP.’ "♦“"‘‘ Svn 1:30,^:05,7:20,9:50____ Fletch Lives (PG ) Sat 12:50, 3:05, 5:10, Before Time (G) disease may be present. Unfortu­ detected early enough. Finally, the growth was peeled Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, 9-45 — town scene — the art and party Film grading: — excel­ estimated that fewer than 20 Although complete blindness Sot ond Sun 9:30, 12; Sun 12:50, 3:05, 5:10, 7:30, 9:30. Heavy Metal (R) Sat midnight. — The lent, * ★ * — good. *★ — fair, * — nately, by the time you recognize from the lens and the patient got does not result, picture-taking — The Adventures of Baron Mun- tjorror Picture Show (R) Sot circuit that came to life in the percent of dogs at risk are on Once there is evidence of the ^ ~ Beaches (PG-13) chousen (PG ) Sat 1:20, 4:25, 7:05, 9-50, poor) these signs your dog may have glasses that resembled the bot­ days are over. .— . i '* ' **°ttle and Hum early and mid ’80s. “ Slaves” was preventive medication. disease, your dog should be given Sot-Sun 9. -- New York Stories (PG) Sot 12:15; Sun 1:20, 4:25, 7:05, 9:50. — (PG-13) Sat midnight. already suffered irreversible tom of a soda bottle and were only ond Sun 1:10, 3:45, 6:50, 9:30. Leviathan (R) Sot 12:40, 2:55, 5:05,7:45, the female verson of Jay Mclner- Any dog exposed to mosquitoes a thorough examination to iden­ Currently, {here is no medica­ damage. a little more effective. 10:15, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, ney’s “ Bright Lights, Big City.” is at risk of being infected. While tify any problems that might tion to halt the disease once it EAST HARTFORD 10:15. — Rain M an (R) Sat 1:30, 4:15, In northern states, spring Now, it’s a very different story, cinema — 7:15, 9:55, 12:25; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, WILLIMANTIC It’s a more inside view, too, which hunting dogs and those leashed or cause complications during as I learned from personal begins. In one case in 10, laser Schedule Unavailable. through fall is generally consi­ treatment. 9:55 — W orklnpG irl (R) Sat 12:05,2:30, U.A. The C in e m a s -Sing (PG-13) Sat IS not to say it holds up particu in kennels outdoors are most experience. surgery may help if the problem ,_*8owcose Cinemas 1-9 — Dead Bono 4:45, 7:35, 10:05, 12:25; Sun 12:05, 2:30, and Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15,7:40, 10.— Fletch dered “ heartworm season” (R) Sot 12:20, 2:35, 4:50, 7:30, 10, 12-05; larly well even three years after su.sceptible. even dogs kept is detected early. 1 4:45, 7:35, 10:05. — Sing (PG-13) Sat 12, LIyes (PG ) Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, However, the disease will con­ After some careful measure­ Sun 12:20, 3:35, 4:50, 7:30, 10. — Skin 2:05, 4:35, 7:10,9:40, 11:50; Sun 12, 2:05, 0, 10:05. — Dead Bang (R) Sat and Sun publication. e m e r g e n c y mainly indoors can become in­ Alan Leventhal is a Bolton Deep (R) Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10 10 tinue its deadly effect on your dog ments using a computer, a plastic It seems unnecessary to men­ 4:35,7:10,9:40. 12:30, 2:50, 5:01, 7:30, 9:50. — Rain Man The movie version doesn’t hold Fire Police — Medical fected when taken for walks or veterinarian. Questions should be 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10-10 — (R) Sat and Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:45. — Working throughout the year unless it is eye lens replacement was manu­ tion It to a photographer, but Leon on M e (PG-13) Sat 12:10,2:25,4:40, MANCHESTER Girl (R) Sat and Sun 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30,10 up at all. Directed by James released in the yard. Of course, sent to Pet Forum. Manchester 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, detected and treated. Dog owners factured to my exact needs. The regular examination and neces­ UA Theaters East — Twins (PG) Sat — Chances Are (PG) Sat and Sun 12:15, Ivory, this is a classic instance of DIAL 911 mosquitoes also have a knack for Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 7:20, 9:45. — Troop Beverly Hills and Sun 1, 4:20, 7, 9:35. — Police 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40. can protect their pets from lens is about a quarter-inch in sary treatment are essential to directorial sensibility failing to In Manchester finding their way into homes. One 06040. diameter and wafer-thin. keep a camera career going. 30 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 1, 1989 FOCUS / Books & Music MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 1, 1989 — 31 Wambaugh’s latest is his best Turntable Tips MANCHESTER HAS IT Bv Phil Thomas to solve the Mann murder. Now, University. Complicated to ex­ The Associated Press they also had the Ashworth plain, it involved the “mapping” slaying to deal with. Leads in both of human genes from blood cells. Hot singles Adult singles cases were plentiful, but led to SWIMMING POOL SPECIAL In a note leading into "The Each blood sample tested con­ 1. “The Look’’ Roxette A franchise does not sell your Blooding” (Morrow, 288 pages. nothing. Except one. That re­ (.“ Eternal Flame” Bangles tained specifics that could only (EMI) (Columbia) $18.95) best-selling author Joseph sulted in the snaring of a young belong to one person. 2. “Eternal Flame” Bangles property. An individual does. 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FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD

aaQGCjGanuQaoLJUUGoa A BUSINESS Conference provides new ideas MARKET REPORT This column is prepared by the staff Reguiators Let s remember our members who beverage, dessert. 2 400 Activity ov«r past 30 trading days of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ are ill. Joe Capudi in UConn Medical Center. Thursday: Pot roast, gravy, whipped Trump closes deal Center, Ben Morse in Manchester potato, vegetable, beverage, dessert, Memorial Hospital, Lois Churila at roll. seize S& L, 2 350 home. By Jeanette Cave Friday: Sliced turkey sandwich, Condolences are extended to the Director soup, beverage, dessert. on Eastern shuttle families of Louis J. Carabino and Mary Meals subject to change without fire C E O 2 300 Hill over their losses. notice. In March I had the opportunity to lilij NEW YORK (AP) - Real estate tycoon Donald Trump attend the annual conference of the OTHER ACTIVITIES ONGOING ACTIVITIES WASHINGTON (AP) - Fed­ 2.250 • American Society on Aging where announced Friday he has com­ Monday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: bingo, eral regulators seized control many of the professionals in the field of Wednesday: 1:30 to 1:30, Ladies Golf Friday of the ninth-largest sav­ pleted a new deal to buy Eastern aging met. League meeting. 10 a.m.; pinochle. 12:30 p.m.; singing 0 2,200 - ings and loan association in the Airlines’ prized Northeast shuttle Connecticut was also represented by Wednesday: 9:30-11:15 a.m., micro- group, 12:30 to 1; 30 p.m.; exercise with for $365 million. Rose, 1:30 p.m. nation, Gibraltar Savings in now JONI S AVrRAGF the state Department on Aging and wave class will feature how to select a I 31 1989 The price is the same Trump Beverly Hills, Calif., and dis­ 2.' 50 - staff of the Area Agencies on Aging. microwave and cooking for one or two Tuesday: oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; HIGH 2.303.34 missed its chief executive. agreed to pay in October in a Staff members will be reviewing people. Food sampling available at the photography, 10 a.m.; square dancing, LOW ■ \ 2,277.49 tentative accord with Texas Air materials and ideas to bring to you end of the class. Call the center to 10 a.m.; bowling. 1 p.m. “ Parkade Even though the S&L, with KAMBIZ 2 100 - CLOSE 2.293.62 Corp., parent of strike-torn East­ programs and services of interest. register at 647-3211. Lanes” : exercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.: assets of $13.4 billion, was not Oberhausen CHANGE Up 12.28 ern, but the final deal increases Thursday: 12:45 p.m,, Beethoven grocery shopping (Stop & Shop) — call insolvent, regulators were taking As an adult with older parents and 3 day in advance for ride: non-grocery WEST GERMANY the number of Boeing 727s Trump Singers. ----- I I it over because “ they were found 2,050- children of my own, la m a part of what will buy to 21 from 17. April 11: 9; 30 to 11:30 a.m., waterco- shopping at K mart — call a day in 0 I *VT» UJWTP MTWT» MTW Tf MTrVTH uTwTf is now called the “ Sandwich Genera­ advance for ride. to be operating in an unsafe and A used 727 fetches $4.5 million lor class. unsound manner and dissipating » n w tion.” lam fortunate to work in the field Wednesday: pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; line to $6 million, indicating Trump April 13; Mary Morris will provide their assets,” said William Ful- of aging so I know what services are concert. dancing, 9:30 a.m.; cable TV “ Video” was getting $18 million to $24 available should my parents need care. class, 10 a.m.; Friendship Circle, 10 wider, a spokesman for the million more in assets for the April 17 to 21; No meals. Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The Manchester Health Department April 17: 9:30 to 11:15, high calcium a.m.; arts and crafts, 12:30 p.m.: same price. will hold a Caregiver and Health Fair brunch and lecture provided by nutri­ bridge, 12:30 p.m.: Western Civiliza­ PEOPLE Also placed under government “ I am delighted to complete for those seniors and members of the tionist Gloria Weiss. Call Health tion, 1:45 p.m.; exercise with Rose, 1:30 control in a legal arrangement Stocks wind up this transaction and very much community (adult, children, friends, p.m. Department for reservations, 647-3173. called a conservatorship was an look forward to building an and spouses) who now provide or may April 17: Men’s Golf League begins at Thursday; orchestra rehearsal, 9 Actress sings for Mets affiliated institution of the same airline that provides superior have to provide care for older persons. the Manchester Country Club. a.m.; lunch, 11:45a.m.; program, 12:30 name with $1.7 billion in assets in service for all consumers,” DONALD TRUMP NEW YORK (AP) — Actress Glenn Close positive quarter Representatives from agencies who April 18 and 19: 12:30 to 4 p.m., driver p.m. “ Beethoven Singers” . Bellevue, Wash. Both thrifts are Trump said in the statement. . . . paying $365 million provide care to the elderly will be Friday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: bingo, will sing the national anthem at the New York education, $7 fee payable by check to Mets[ season opener against the St. Louis subsidiaries of Gibraltar Finan­ “ Our goals will be synonymous respresented. Take time now to find out AARP. Register in office. 10 a.m,; exercise with Cleo. 11 a.m.; cial Corp. NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market overcame with quality and reliability.” what resources are available. The fair setback, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Cardinals on Monday. running to acquire the rest of April 20: No program, no meal. a welter of worries to post some respectable gains in Last week. Trump sought to cut will also feature cholesterol, blood Rose, 1:30 p.m. "I love baseball and I love the Mets,” the star James N. Thayer was dis­ Eastern could indicate the sale of April 27: A1 Bouffard, Tunes on a missed as president and chief the first quarter of 1989. the original $365 million price by a pressure, and hearing screening, as “SAW” Legal Aid: Friday, April 21. Call for of ’Fatal Attraction” and “ Dangerous Liai- the strike-bound carrier is a well as information on health and an appointment. 647-3211. sons said in Friday editions of the Daily News. executive of Gibraltar Financial, But misgivings about the financial and economic third because he said the strike foregone conclusion, some union Fulwider said. outlook are still very much in evidence as Wall that began March 4 by Eastern’s nutrition. Plan to attend next Saturday TRIPS Tax consultants: Monday, Tuesday, I m just glad to be able to play a small part on officials said Friday. from 9:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the center. Wednesday and Friday, 1 to 3:30 p.m. Regulators appointed John Streeters look ahead to the remaining nine months Machinists, supported by its Before the strike, the shuttle Seniors can call 647-3173 for a ride but Tuesday: Rockingham race track, Last day April 14. ^ Carr, vice chairman of First of the year. pilots and flight attendants, had serving New York, Boston and please call by Thursday. departs 9 a.m. Transportation TO and FROM the “ We’re awfully glad that Glenn is coming,” Nationwide Bank of San Fran­ From the start of the year through the end of eroded the shuttle’s value. Washington was Eastern’s only April 14: Manchester Superior Court, center is available. Call a day in said Mets Senior Vice President Alan Harazin cisco, a large thrift owned by March, most leading market indicators chalked up Texas Air countered by telling profitable operation. The students at Illing Junior High departs 8:45 a.m. Filled. advance. the good times Ford Motor Co., to run Gibraltar. advances in the 5 percent to 10 percent range. If that Trump it would look for other Eastern’s unions, which have School will host the second annual April 19: Storrs, UConn Greenhouses and the bad times. kind of pace could be sustained over a year or two, it buyers. Senior Citizens Spaghetti Supper at the SCORES He will be assisted by a three- crippled the airline in the strike, and Connecticut Museum of Natural •And vice versa: Close’s Mets appearance member advisory board of finan­ would qualify as a robust bull market. The new agreement still must have made the wholesale pur­ school on Wednesday, May 10, Dinner History, departs 9 a.m. Filled. March 27: Pinochle: Helen Bensche follows her Oscar loss for Best Actress to Jodie Yet little rejoicing has been heard in the be approved by the federal will be served at 5 p,m. followed by a Foster on Wednesday. cial industry executives and by chase of Eastern a priority in April 20: Westfarms Mall, $1. Regis­ 708; Helena Gavello 682; John Klein supervisory agents of the Federal investment community, which still evidently hasn’t bankruptcy court, where Eastern their battle against Texas Air jazz concert at 6 p,m. Tickets cost $2 ter in office. 682; Edith O’Brien 656; Gert McKay N e w V n '!u ‘v ' Cardinals slugger and Deposit Insurance Corp., a com­ quite gotten over the shock of the crash that is reorganizing under protection Chairman Frank Lorenzo. and are available at the Senior Center, May 12: Manchester Superior Court. 637; Sam Schors 630; Carl Popple 658. New York Yankees broadcaster, will throw out mercial bank agency directed by occurred a year and a half ago. from creditors. The Trump Or­ “ I believe that Eastern vis-a- The last day for Income Tax Register in office. March 28 — Bowling; Ray Martina the first ball in one of his first acts as National “Since the great crash there has been no ganization said it hoped to close League president. President Bush to take control of vis Frank Lorenzo is now in a sale Preparation will be Friday, April 14, May 13: Carnegie Hall, $44 per 205; Mike Pierro 202, 562; Howard consistent theme or trend,” said Edward Nicoski at the deal within 60 days. person, includes transportation, mati­ Lockward 220; Stan Kalinowski 535- the worst S&Ls. mode ... that’s what we would You may get assistance every weekday Fulwider said Gibraltar re­ Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Inc. He describes the Eastern President Phil Bakes favor,” said Skip Stokes, a except Thursday from 1 to 3:30 p,m. No nee “ Skitch Henderson & the New York Norm Lasher 527; Charlie Glode 210, cently had been suffering from current mood of investors as one of “ pessimistic praised the agreement in a spokesman for the Air Line Pilots appointment is necessary. Pops” starring Rosemary Clooney. 561; Andy Lamoureux 210, 553; Paul hope. statement, saying it proves “ the Signup Friday at 9:30 a.m. DesJuenes 515; Ray Chittick 522; Phil deposit outflows, but he declined Association in Miami. Diana has her teeth out “ The pessimism calls for a slowing economy and value of Eastern’s assets remains The Video Club will hold its next May 25: Spag’s shopping trip and Washburn 200,547: Ed Adams 510: Stan to say how much had been Trump said he still planned to rising unemployment, whereas the hope is em­ high and continues to be attrac­ meeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m, at the buffet lunch at Rom’s, $18 per person. Zaimor 224, 514; Don Ostberg 509; - Princess Diana got all four withdrawn. recognize the Eastern unions as Senior Center, The group members Signup April 17 at 9:30 a.m. Frank Gallas 201, 201, 555; Bruno He said the institutions had bedded in the belief this will cool inflation, diminish tive to various parties.” bargaining representatives for surger^F?dTv‘ ®R‘^ r ‘ minutes of were given assignments for the produc­ June 4 to 8: Wildwood, N.J., $212 per Giordano 517. Buckingham Palace said been “ pursuing riskier ventures our trade imbalance and lower interest rates. The shuttle deal and indications Trump Shuttle employees, as in “ The unlikelihood of ail the preceding happening that a group led by outgoing tion of a video on the Senior Center, New person. Call Don Berger 875-0538. Pat Olcavage 177.485; Yoland Burns n J r !!./ complications, and the such as commercial lending, his October accord, and to members are welcome. No experience June 28: Taj Mahal, $34 per person, 180; Alba Rusconi 202; Lottie Kuc- out-of-state lending and securi­ without a meaningful recession and sharply lower baseball commissioner Peter V negotiate separate labor agree­ is necessary. All training will provided includes transportation, sightseeing, zynski 175, 471; Alice Chittick 189, 191 Lpit^rForK^fSrafsffw'o^ ties transactions and were rely­ corporate profits has not gone unnoticed, however. ’ ’ Ueberroth might still be in the ments with shuttle workers. by a representative from Cox Cable. Increased recession worries were evident from lunch. Signup May 12 at 9:30 a.m. 517; Vi Pulford 456; Byrtle Linghani a oS?; t'c S “• auandfag ing on high-rate funds to fuel their 458; Mary Blazinski 201, 464. the behavior of diversified manufacturing, auto and Our newly-formed singing group is growth.” MENU looking for some men to join to add March 29 — Pinochle. Helen Silver Gibraltar operates 83 branches machinery stocks, all of which ranked among the 10 Judge orders Gilley’s closed 753; Peter Casella 751. some harmony to the group. The group worst performing industry groups for the quarter. Monday: Stir fried chicken, rice, roll, leftS'Sdr?'" Thursday for a vacation in Scotland H^rryTad and has capital of $428 million PASADENA, Texas (AP) — has a director, an accompanist on the March 29 — Bridge: Barbara Conklin remaining, while the Washington In a compilation through March 29, Standard & and run the club while he beverage, dessert. 4,180; Sol Cohen 4,150: Joanne Allard Gilley’s, the honky-tonk whose piano and invites all to attend the institution has six branches in Poor’s Corp. said the manufacturing group was appealed. Tuesday: Shepard’s pie, roll, bever­ 4,100; Tom Lynch 4,010; Pauline mechanical bull was made fam ­ meetings every Wednesday at 12:30 age, dessert. down 3.8 percent; the auto stocks dropped 2.6 After Gilley filed a second Frederick 3,830; Helen Silver 3,270- Washington and 18 in Florida and ous by the 1980 movie “ Urban p.m. Bob Viia gets the sack percent, and the machinery group lost 1.5 percent. lawsuit, accusing Cryer of hiding Wednesday: Seafood boat, juice. Grace Gibbs 3,280. capital of $98 million. It has no Cowboy,” was thrown out of assets to avoid paying damages, connection with another institu­ Earnings worries, meanwhile, weighed heavily business under a judge’s order. Cryer filed for Chapter 11 bank­ tele^fsion^ JjoSlaT 'This''o1/H "‘ tion, the Miami-based Gibraltar on technology stocks. The computer systems, "It’s over, they won, they ruptcy protection, listing $500,000 Social Security Savings and Loan Association. electronic instrument, communications equipment booted us out today,” owner Gibraltar is the second huge and semiconductor groups all finished in the minus in personal assets and $18 million Sherwood Cryer said Thursday in debt.s California thrift institution to fall column. night. under regulators’ control in re­ QUESTION: Can I qualify for Medi­ reach 65 or you have been getting Social this? Vila is ptting the sack on “ This Old Hnneo" Some of the big winners — such as the airlines, up State District Judge David because his commercial House cent months. In December, the care as my husband’s dependent” He's Security disability benefits for at least 17.8 percent, and hospital management, up 20.2 West closed the nightclub to disabled and has Medicare coverage ANSWER: Generally, people who are bank board pledged $1.7 billion in percent — got a lift from the continuing boom in protect Cryer’s assets, many of 24 months. If you reapply for disability entitled to monthly Social Security CALDWELL because he is getting disability pay­ benefits because your condition aid to rescue American Savings takeover and buyout bids. which are owed to the club’s ments. I’m unable to work too. but my benefits or railroad retirement benefits and Loan Association in Stockton, For its part, the Dow Jones average of 30 worsens, or if there is new medical are automatically enrolled in the namesake, country singer application for disability benefits has service, you’ll be eligible for Medicare Calif., the second-largest thrift in industrials, with a 50.58 rise to 2,293.62 in the past Mickey Gilley. OIL INC. turned down. hospital insurance and medical insu­ the nation with about $30 billion in too, after this 24 months waiting period. rance parts of Medicare when they issue with Vila for months^ discussing the week, closed out the quarter sporting a gain of 125.05 A judge ordered Cryer last July assets. points, or 5.77 percent. reach 65 or have been receiving Social to pay nearly $8 million in actual ANSWER: You can't obtain Medi­ QUESTION: I have heard that some It is not known how much it will Other readings for the week showed the New York damages and another $8 million care based on your husband's entitle­ people are automatically enrolled in Security disability benefits for 24 on vacaTion an^co^u?d^n*ot^be ?e^*^h .81® week. Vila’s agent .'^^^‘^hed until next eventually cost to restore Gibral­ Stock Exchange composite Index up 2.99 at 165.63; in punitive damages for breach of p«r gtl. C. 0. D. ment to disability benefits. You are only Medicare but that others have to apply months. At that time, these individuals station’s account^' ^ ‘^'®Puted the tar to health, but the price tag the NASDAQ composite index for the over-the- duty to Gilley, who has part 180 o«l. mlnlmuiii purehcM ejigibje for this coverage ;^hen ypy for that protection. Can you clarify are given the opportunity to refuse or decline enrollment in Part B. could be minimized by the counter market up 5.79 at 406.73, and the American Interest in the club. decision to take control before the Stock Exchange market value index up 3.44 at Cryer lost the rights to Gilley’s 649-8841 institution became insolvent. 328.31. name, but had continued to use it W c— B u th et «e Cbuge Kickback FCC distress-sale rule II m sentence is ruled unconstitutional SCIENCE ANb HEALtli

suspended WASHINGTON (AP) - A discrimination,” Judge Laurence T ransfer federal appeals court, siding with H. Silberman said in the majority a Connecticut man whose efforts opinion, “ because its effect is Others unable NEW HAVEN (AP) - A to buy a Hartford TV station were unrelated to the need for such a to extend former buyer for the Electric blocked, ruled Friday unconstitu­ remedy, and it provides no Boat shipyard who accepted tional federal rules that give procedures for ensuring that the to match Utah kickbacks to steer a grossly minorities preference in the policy’s beneficiaries have actu­ overpriced contract to a Massa­ purchase of “ distressed” radio ally suffered from the effects of free A ZT chusetts company was spared a and television stations. past discriminaton.” prison term Friday when a A panel of the U.S. Court of “ There is no indication, mo- WASHINGTON (AP) - The on fusion find federal judge agreed he had Appeals for the District of Colum­ rever, that the FCC sought to Bush administration on Friday suffered enough because of the bia, in a 2-1 vote, said the Federal employ race-neutral programs to granted a request from key WASHINGTON (A P) — Scientists at major scandal. Communications Commission’s aid minorities before resorting to senators to transfer $5 million in laboratories have made preliminary attempts to Robert P. Wasco, 53. of East “ distress sale” rules, which allow a racial set-aside, ’’ the court said, federal AIDS funds to a program match the fusion energy breakthrough announced Lyme, was given an 18-month quick sales at reduced rates of adding that the FCC policy also that provides the drug AZT to last week at the University of Utah, but, so far, suspended sentence and three “ imposes a heavy burden on patients who cannot afford it. defunct or disenfranchised sta­ nobody has shouted “ Eureka! ” years’ probation after his attor­ tions to minorities violate, the innocent minorities by com­ The Department of Health and “ Since they (Utah) made such a fuss about it. I ney described Wasco as a broken equal protection provisions of the pletely depriving them of oppor­ Human Services action came think you can be assured that groups around the man who had lost his job, his wife Fifth Amendment to the tunities to compete for unique hours before the program expired country are doing what they can to find out what is and his health and felt he had Constitution. television outlets.” and will allow new funds to be actually happening,” said Keith ’Thomassen of nothing to live' for since his AP photo The court remanded to the FCC The FCC itself, in a 1987 case sent to states to carry their programs for six months. Lawrence Livermore Laboratory ir California. indictment in September 1988. LOOKING UP — Michael Pogue, an a 1984 commission decision that involving its “ comparative pref­ “ There would be no beneficial HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan, “ There are at least a dozen different groups who are engineer at Data General, views a circuit denied Alan Shurberg of Rocky erence” policy of giving special doing this.” purpose served in punishing Mr. Hill, Conn., and Shurberg Broad­ treatment to women seeking FM in announcing the action, said he The Utah researchers said at a news conference Wasco any further,” U.S. District board at the company's Boston plant. The casting a chance to compete for agreed with “ the compassionate station licenses, had questioned that they achieved a sustained nuclear fusion Judge Jose A. Cabranes. "No one circuit board is a component of a new the purchase of WHCT-TV in purpose” of the transfer. But he the validity of that policy and had reaction with equipment available in any college who has thought about Mr. Hartford, Conn., from the sta­ said “a series of ‘one-time’ Data General computer that will sell for asked the court to remand the laboratory. The results, if they can be verified and Wasco’s life since September 1988 less than $8,000. tion’s owner. Faith Center. issue to the FCC for further study. appropriations is not the most ... can think that he has gone desirable way to address the duplicated, could represent a major step toward The FCC had based its decision Before the FCC could act to unpunished.” issue of support for purchase” of development of a new and inexpensive energy on its 1978 policy that allows change its policy, Congress in supply. Wasco pleaded guilty in De­ AIDS drugs because the funds are licenses for bankrupt or disabled December 1987 passed, and then- cember to accepting vacation being diverted from AIDS re­ So far, Thomassen said, the only other researcher Business stations to be transfered to President Reagan signed, an who has announced achieving nuclear fusion at trips for himself and his wife to search, prevention and entities that have a significant appropriations measure that the Caribbean Islands and Ha­ education. room temperature is Steven Jones of Brigham minority ownership interest. prohibited the use of funds to Young University. waii in return for helping the Nearly 7,000 of the estimated Such transfers are made without study or change the distress sale But Thomassen. who said he was familiar with now-defunct Vorias Engineering Gannett chairman retires policy. 30,000 AIDS victims using AZT FCC consideration of competing Jones’ work, said that experiment achieved fusion Corp. in Middletown, Mass., are receiving the drug under the COCOA BEACH, Fla. (A P) — Allen H. Neuharth, applications. In a statement Friday, FCC “ at a very low level.” Jones, who was to discuss his obtain a $350,000 contract to program, created by Congress in who changed the look of newspapers while building Chairman Dennis R. Patrick work at Columbia University in New York today, is provide an induction mast assem­ But the appeals court said the 1987 and extended for six months Gannett Co. Inc. into a $3 billion media empire, said, “ Race alone should not not claiming the energy production that scientists at bly for a Trident nuclear subma­ FCC policy did not meet previous last September. retired Friday as chairman of the Gannett board. control the licensing of broadcast Utah said they have achieved. rine in 1983. Supreme Court tests of minority Neuharth, 65, founded the national daily USA stations. As a legal matter, use of The drug, which has been set-aside programs, including The control of nuclear fusion — the energy secret Electric! Boat, the sole builder Today in 1982 in the face of Wall Street skepticism race-based criteria by govern­ shown to extend the lives of many one that preferences be given to of the sun and stars — has been the golden fleece for of the multibillion-dollar subma­ ment is constitutionally suspect AIDS patients, costs about $8,000 and professional criticism, but the newspaper’s minorities only after race-neutral nuclear physicists for more than 30 years. rines for the U.S. Defense Depart­ catchy layout, use of color and comprehensive and except where narrowly cir­ a year when taken at full dosage. efforts to increase minority ow­ ’Thousands of scientists in every industrialized ment, had never paid more than cumscribed can deny others It is the only drug approved by the AP photo sports pages contributed to widespread changes in nership had failed. nation have tried to achieve what many believe is $123,000 for the assembly, which newsrooms across the country. equal protection under the law. government to treat acquired ANNUAL MIGRATION — Robert Winston, a naturalist in “ The distress sale policy is not the most nearly perfect source of energy possible. provides ventilation for the USA Today now has a paid circulation of 1.6 The court’s opinion lends support immune deficiency syndrome. Tridents. narrowly tailored to remedy past Amherst, Mass., holds one of several hundred Fusion is the opposite of fission. In fusion, atomic million and more than 5.3 million daily readers, to these positions.” nuclei are forced together to create energy and a Wasco had faced up to two Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. salamanders that began their noctural migration according to Gannett. new type of atom. In fission, the nuclei of heavy years in prison and a $10,000 fine D-Mass., who spearheaded the Thursday night. The males move first during early spring Neuharth will be succeeded as chairman of drive to continue the l e m p o r a r y elements are split apart, giving energy and on the charge. Cabranes said Gannett by John J. Curley, who already is chief rains, and the females follow to begin the mating season. radioactive wastes. there was no point in fining grants for state AZT programs, executive officer. Judge mulls state veto Most fusion efforts by major laboratories have Wasco, given his financial commended Sullivan and the situation. Bush administration “ for recog­ involved multimillion-dollar machines designed to compress deuterium plasma and then heat it to a 100 Wasco was fired as the result of EB grants sickout amnesty nizing the urgency of the situation of PSNH revamp plan million degrees or more. This would force nuclei of his indictment, after 14 years and moving so quickly to avert a Scent attraction fatal GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat’s general gap in this lifesaving program.” deuterium to fuse, with each reaction giving off a with the shipyard, said Hugh F. manager, James E. Turner Jr., granted amnesty MANCHESTER, N.H, (A P) - burst of energy, a spark of neutrons and spurt of Keefe, his attorney. Friday to the hundreds of workers it had been power plant. Georgia and Kansas had al­ helium gas. The government dropped two If Public Service Company of If Yacos decides that now is the for peachtree borers planning to suspend for five days for participating in ready run out of federal funds ’The goal has been to surpass the “ break-even other counts against him. New Hampshire tries to reorgan­ time to resolve the issue, he has a one-day sickout. allocated to them under the point” where more energy is produced than is ize to avoid state regulation of its indicated he wants to do so WASHINGTON (AP) - Male lifespan of adults. When the male Vincent Panniello, 67, of Peab­ Turner described the action as “ a good-faith program and Idaho, Kentucky required to sustain the reaction. Once the fusion rates, does the state have veto quickly, insects whose pursuit of sex leads ody, Mass, former president of effort to build a better relationship” with blue-collar and Utah were due to run out futilely approaches the (scent’s) power? them to ravage peach trees are fires are lighted, the reaction would continue by Vorias Engineering, was indicted workers at the shipyard, where morale has been low Yacos also approved a special Friday, according to the Human dispenser repeatedly, he be­ U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James being drawn by an artificial itself. No laboratory claimed to have succeeded in January in the case. He was since a 3>A-month strike by the Metal Trades examiner In the case, Paul L. Rights Campaign Fund, an AIDS comes totally confused and until last week. Yacos heard arguments on Fri­ perfume into wearing themselves exhausted.” charged with one count of conspi­ Council ended last fall. Gioia, senior vice president of advocacy group. B. Stanley Pons, chairman of the University of day, but only to help him decide out on plastic strips instead. Female insects, unable to com­ racy to commit an offense against “ I feel that taking this step will demonstrate to the First Albany Corp., a member Utah chemistry department, and Martin Fleisch- whether the issue is ripe for a Programs in other states — Scientists are holding out hope pete with the artificial sex scents, the United States and to defraud MTC leadership and our employees that we want to firm of the New York Stock mann of the University of Southampton in England decision. He said he would mull including Texas and California, that the method of pest control by remain barren, thereby breaking the country and one count of put the past behind us and establish new ways to Exchange. Gioia will monitor said room-temperature fusion was accomplished the arguments and probably have which account for about one-third way of birth control will cost less the reproductive chain, or egg- violating the Anti-Kickback Act. solve problems together,” Turner said. negotiations among the parties using a rod of palladium metal and a platinum a decision early next week. and tell the judge whether he of ail those in the program — were and be safer than insecticides larvae-adult cycle. Wasco has agreed to cooperate cylinder immersed in a flask of deuterium, a If a reorganized Public Service believes they can agree upon a due to run out of federal funds by being used on peach trees. The five-year project, des­ with prosecutors in Panniello’s or its successor had its rates the end of June. Other states have chemical commonly called “ heavy water.” Now, M&Ms have gone soft consensus reorganization plan to The male pests are the lesser cribed by the department’s Agri­ case, said Assistant U.S. Attor­ regulated by the Federal Energy enough money to last through peachtree borer, which attacks The Utah scientist said that when an electrical NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — First there were M&Ms. settle the 14-month-old case. cultural Research Service, was ney Calvin B. Kurimai. Regulatory Commission rather August. the trunk or limbs of the tree, and current is applied, deuterium nuclei are driven into Then peanuts muscled their way into the middle. Public Service, owner of 36 led by entomologist J. Wendell than by the state, an Important the larva of a close relative, the the lattice structure of the palladium where they are The government suspected that Now, you might say, M&Ms have gone soft. percent of Seabrook, filed for Carlton Lee of the Human Snow, who delved into the sex state law regulating utility peachtree borer, which chews at compressed together long enough for fusion to more than the two trips were Mars Inc. of Hackettstown, which recently fell to protection from its creditors Rights Campaign Fund said that, scents, or pheromones, emitted occur. charges would no longer apply. the base and roots. by the female borers. involved in obtaining the contract No. 2 in the nation’s $8 billion candy market, has under Chapter li of the bank­ “ while we don’t want to see the The law prevents utilities from Both are looking for female He said the reaction produced four watts of for Vorias. Desite failing a lie begun testing peanut butter-filled M&Ms. ruptcy code in January 1988. In money come from already exist­ Snow, who is in charge of the charging their customers for borers and are drawn by the scent energy for every watt of electrical power used to run detector test, Wasco assured December, the company pro­ ing AIDS efforts, we believe the Southeastern Fruit and Tree Nut The nickel-sized, lentil-shaped sweet was intro­ power plants not yet operating the process, far exceeding the break-even point. Cabranes that he had received posed a reorganization plan that financial crisis faced by so many into thinking they have found Research Laboratory in Byron, 1 duced into two unidentified East Coast cities for Since the announcement, there have been nothing else. commercially or plants that have potential mates. But it’s a fatal Ga., hung dispensers containing test-marketing, said Mars spokesman Hans would put it under federal rate people with AIDS is urgent informal attempts at a number of laboratories to been canceled. attraction, say Agriculture De­ the artificial scent in each peach "The only thing I have done Fiuczynski. regulation. enough to warrant such duplicate the results described by Pons and The law has prevented Public partment scientists. tree of the test orchards. wrong is to take the two trips,” Fiuczynski dismisses any comparison with a The company since has said it is measures.” Fleischmann. Service, the state’s largest power “ It works like this.” .said The sex attractants, when said Wasco. “ I am extremely similar product made by rival Hershey Foods willing to stay under state regula­ “ People have been throwing some equipment company, from charging custo­ In a letter Tuesday, Kennedy; entomologist J. Wendell Snow. placed in the tops of test trees, sorry and I will be for the rest of Corp., Reese’s Pieces, another peanut-butter filled tion if it can reach an acceptable together and trying some things, but it’s lousy mers for the completed, but Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and 11 “ The insects try to mate daily, “ achieved almost complete con­ m y life.” candy. agreement on other issues with science.” said Anthony Meo at the Princeton unlicensed, Seabrook nuclear other senators called on Sullivan from around 11 a.m. until about 2 trol” of the borers in several the state. University Plasma Physics Laboratory. to transfer the $5 million. p.m. for about two weeks, the orchards in central Georgia. t

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Heat to The Andrew PARK/Cemetery moln- John. 649-4563.______South Windsor Metallurgical is rolling boll and let stand Ansaidi Co., 186 tolner. Town of Man­ NO for one hour. Pour out chester. Salary $24,563. M ED IC A L Office. Chal­ looking for a bookkeeper who CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES solution, fill with water, Bidwell St., to $24,771. annually. lenging position avail­ Manchester. Skilled work In con­ able for Individual with will be responsible for maint­ Registration Cierk-Part time, 15 hours boll again and discard. excellent Interper­ EXPERIENCE Add buildup to your IT struction repair, main­ per week. Varied scheduied wiii inciude tanence and core of sonal and telephone aining, manufacturing, process budget by selling no- skills who desires Saturdays. longer used furniture and PRIVATE PARTY SEC RETA RY for law of­ porks, cemetory, re­ NECESSARY! fice. Excellent typing creational areas and heavy patient contact and inventory control records Duties inciude interviewing outpatients, appliances with a low-cost skills required. Flexi­ and busy environment. od In Classified. 643-2711. Merchandise Ads public ground. Re­ for our corporate, divisional data entry, knowiedge of third party Do you have an outstanding ble week day hours. quires one year of pork Responsible tor obtain­ Need repairs around the Send resume to Box C, maintenance expe­ ing office visit pay­ and plant location. We are look­ payors helpfui. Houriy rate: $7.55 to personality? home? Call an expert. c/ o Manchester rience, possession of ment, appointment $8.36. Herald. scheduling and accu­ You'll find the help you Class 2 drivers license ing for an analytical, numbers Reservations Cierk--Part time, 12 hours need In Classified. 643- G E N E R A L office. Duties and ability to operate rate patient Informa­ Do you have a pleasant voice 2711. Including typing, fil­ construction equip­ tion In a professional, oriented person who can work per week. Varied scheduie wiil inciude ing, light bookkeeping, ment. Apply at person­ friendly manner- weekends. and enjoy talking on the answering phones and nel office, 41 Center .Friendly office, aver­ independently and has compu­ dealing with custo­ Street, Manchester, CT aging 45 hours. Includ­ Duties inciude maintaining hospital bed phone? THE DEADLINE FOR mers. Hours 8am-5pm, or call 647-3126. Dead­ ing 2-3 evenings. ter and clerical experience. We board, completing surgical booking * Minimum 4 Lines — 7* Days Attractive salary and PLACING OR * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Monday - Friday. line tor applying is forms. Qualifications should include 1 - CANCELING AN AD IS Apply In person at April 17, 1989. Minori­ benefit package tor the offer excellent medical and Get paid for doing what you * Classifications 71 thru S7. Blonstelns, 784 Talcot- ties and females are right person. Apply In 2 years related experience with medical 12 NOON THE DAY person at Sports Medi­ dental plans and a competitive BEFORE, MONDAY - '* Merchandise Under *250 tvllle Road, Route 83, urged to apply terminology knowledge. Hourly rate- enjoy! We are currently hiring Vernon.______eoe.$r,b4,fclas11,s647- cine of Manchester, 155 $8.81 - $9.77. FRIDAY. IN ORDER * Ad must contain price! 3126 Main Street, or call salary. RN/LPN. Full time and 645-8387. ______people like you at $6.00 per TO MAKE THE NEXT ifou may cancel an^m e, but NO refunds part time positions Call Zaya Oshana, Please call Personnel, 647-4710 for your ISSUE. FRIDAY due to this low price... available. 7am-3pm, RECEPTIONIST. Front application, or apply in person. hour to start. Raises are 1 AFTERNOON BY 2:30 11pm-7am Monday- desk. Professional at­ personnel manager at: HELP WANTED mosphere. Good tele­ PM FOR MONDAY’S Frlday. No weekends. Full tlma and part tlma atart- earned based on your skills ISSUE. THANK YOU CALL CLASSIFIED For more Information, Ing now. Inilda and outilda phone manner, accu­ South Windsor Metallurgical Manchester please call Director of |oba avallabla. Skungamaug rate typing. Hours 9:30 FOR YOUR Qolf Club. Cowantry. to 5:00, Monday- Memorial and desires. Call Michael at COOPERATIONIII Nursing, Crestfleld 282-0871 643“2711 NOW! Convalescent Home, 742-8348 Frlday. Apply In per­ to set up an interview. Hospital 643-2711, ext. 15 after 11 A.M. Manchester, CT. 643- FREE QOLF son, Prestige Office 71 Haynct Street 5151. Center, 150 North Main eoe m/s/h/v MUnchester, CT 06040 Street, Manchester. Tuesday through Friday. r y f T T lH E L P HDME8 12 JJ WANTED FDR SALE % Specioli^D<^f! WANTED. LPN or RN MANCHESTER: Choose 1 • port time tor busy peo­ one to tit vour budget. ple oriented local Der­ Two-copes: sixrooms, IT’S TAG SALE TIME matology practice. 1 - both. Fine starter Please send resume home, 1 - cor garage CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS with references to: Box $132,500. Six - room, 2 - TAPINe REMODELING FLOORING SERVICES BB, Manchester He­ both, excellent quality, 4 Days for tlie Price of 3! rald, Manchester, CT screened porch, new WEDDING Videos by 06040.______furnace, 1 - cor garage FARRAND REMODEUNG GSL Building Mainte­ Royal Wedding Con­ nance Co. Commercl- POOL Attendant, 18 years $159,900. Peterman Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The host way to cents. 649-3642. Room additions, dscka, roof­ FLOOR SANDING Real Estate 649-9404. ing, siding, windows and gutt- ol/ResIdenflol building or older, tor position, srs. All types ol rsmodaling and • New and Old floors repairs and home Im­ 40 hours 0 week min­ HISTORICAL cape. announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. rspalra. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. provements. Interior imum. Please coll 528- Twelve rooms, five • Natural & Stained 1300 to set up on ap­ Tag $■!• Ads Mast B« LAWN CARE and exterior pointing, bedrooms, tour baths, Is 8? Tassday, N«ea, Fer TMs Sptcisl Bus. 647-8509 floors light carpentry. Com­ pointment tor on modern eat-ln kitchen. Call TAG SALE SIGN E 3 3 a STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE Res. 645-6849 John VarMlle - 6465750 plete lonltorlol ser­ Interview. 3,100 square feet. In­ MU 643-2711 GILBERT LAWN vice. Experienced, rel­ cludes mother-in-law ------10% SprlaitiiiM Msceaat SERVICE Quality work, fully Inaured, M il iable, tree estimates. HELP WANTED apartment, same level. For all your naadtl reasonable rates. Ires eatl- 643-0304. $269,900. Fine Real Est­ IHDMES Rtaaonabls rataa, (raa aatl- mata, no |ob too small. Re­ ate. 647-0246. I ^ H D M E S IHDMES IHDMES CDNDDMINIUM8 pairs, Dscka, Bassmenta. ELECTRICAL FDR SALE mataa, trucking loam, mulch HAWKES TREE SERVICE FDR SALE FDR SALE Rsntals and atona. Specializing In Any carpsntry work you - F D R SA Lf I FDR SALE need...we do. Trim, Iramlitg, Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Stump Looking for a good used atona walla. Call 647-7156. aiding, garages, roofing, etc. C O LU M B IA . By owner. DUMAS ELECTRIC rsmovti. Free eatimetes. mobile home? Be sure to NORTH Field Green COLTMTCAIKRTIY N S-IM Special conaldaratlon lor look In the Classified co­ Spectacular 8 room, SOME lucky family can Condo. Three bed­ 1800 sq. ft. tri-level. 1.3 purchase this gracious Manchester LAMPLIGHTER DRIVE. RD0M8 SPRING Clean Up Service changes, addi­ aldarly and handicapped. lumns ... that's where the Beautiful street, beau­ rooms, 3'/2 baths, many Dethatching. Bush CARPENTRY WORK tional wiring and re­ best buys ore advertised! acres, 2 car garage, ZVi seven room Colonial at APPEALING extras. Mint condition. FDR RENT baths, very efficient. the new price of tiful home. Eight and a Trimming^. Edging. All Phases pairs on existing 647-7553 643-2711. To the pocketbook. is halt big rooms, Best locotlon on Es­ Near lake. $195,000. $242,900! Three spa­ 2'/2 ROOM with kitchen and Mowing. Commercial Framing. Roofs, Siding, Trim. baths, treed lotandtwo quire Drive. $142,500. equipped. Conscient- homes. Quality work at Call 295-8915.______cious bedrooms, 2'/2 this warm & charming 6 laundry privileges. Regiatarad & Fully Insured TERRIFIC seven room car garage. Best of all, Call doctor's office, ous and dependable. affordable prices. Enti­ baths, large country Private Manchester Vary Rsssonabfa Pr/caa DISTRIBUTION Colonial on th e EAST Hampton. New room. 1V4 bath oversized the price, $230's. Call 528-8046.______Ray Hardy, 646-7973 rely owner operated. Ver non-Manchester three bedroom raised kitchen with odlolnlng Dormored Cape, 3 bed­ residence. Non- Quality Work / Fraa Eallmalaa LABELS family room with fire­ Louise Panella. Blan­ THIS super two bedroom 27 years exp. Call Jo­ line on Taylor Street. ranch. Twocargaroge, chard & Rossetto Real­ smoker. No alcohol. UNDSCAPING and Tired of manually addresslnp place, first floor rooms, large DR, Living townhouse has class! Quiet, considerate. $85. 7 4 2 -1 5 7 9 seph Dumas 6465253. distribution mall — we can Four bedrooms, I'/z deck. Lake and dock tors," We’re Selling Quality construction, BOBCAT SERVICE laundry. Andersen win­ room with F.P., Kitchen weekly. 649-2902. automate this process providing j k . baths, stone fireplace privileges. Easy com- Houses" 646-2482.0 gas heat, full base­ Bin KrawakI, Jr., exparianced dows. Situated on 2.3 Call S.R. BLANCHARD, quality service for a reasonable with woodstove, hard­ mute, $173,900.633-2977. w/easy clean ceramic ment, sliders to private Bobcat Loadar Operator for hka. D A I Car Cara is a acres on Loomis Road. MANCHESTER two tam- INC. for all your Buslnes- HEATING/ price Call 644-6191 wood floors plus new GLASTONBURY-Three tile floor, finished base­ llv. Possibly one of the deck, air conditioning Alao aprtng apaclala or plant- s/Homeowner needs PLUMBING home-town station. I like wall to wall carpet, Suitable tor horses!! Classified ads serve the Inga ol Arbofvitaa, Pina, Hem­ It here. It's friendly, b e d ro o m colonial, Coll Rose or Don Jack- ment Family Room, en­ nicest buildings we and vour own garage. people today ... lust os from new construction fully oppllonced eat-ln completely remodeled. have seen In a long Close to bus and shop­ lock and Spruce. Fully Inaured. customers get a fair deal kitchen. Pretty yard! son to see today! Jack- closed breezeway, 1 car they hove since our coun­ 644^046 to altering & remodel­ VINYL SIDING & from competent Walk to nature pre­ son & Jackson Real time. Four - five rooms ping. $122,900. Call on try’s beginning. Read and ing. Price competitive PJ’t Pluniijlng, Heating & $173-900.Jackson A serve. Hopewell School garage, convenient lo­ plus enclosed sun me now! Anne Miller professionals. Jackson Real Estate, Estate, 647-8400.D use them regularly. 643- YARD MASTERS and quality la a must. Air Conditioning REPLACEMENT WINDOWS We need a mechanic district. $159,900. 633- cation. Owner anxious. porch. Two car garage. Real Estate, 647-8000.O 2711. Boilers, pumps, hot water 647-8400.n______7455. Yard cleaned, Several references Expertly installed. who knows domestic MANSFIELD. Two tam- Tempting Price. $198,000.Blanchard 8< RIVER Mill Estates. 201 available. Call 742-1082 tanka, new and and foreign cars, knows THIS house soys "Buy Rossetto Realtors," Trees cut, replacements. Please call Paul Ryder MANCHESTER. Beauti­ llv, Rte 195 near East Call Joe New State Road, Man­ for immediate response. diesel, or is willing to me. Buy me. Buy m e "! fully landscaped three Brook Mall. $179,900. We’re Selling Houses" chester, Ct. Open house Have dump truck, FREE ESTIMATES learn. I'm a three bedroom 646-2482.0______at 742-0018. bedroom ranch. New Philips Real Estate. Lombardo & Assoc. Saturdays and Sundays APARTMENTS will haul. 643-9649/226-9616 Call 649-SS33. neat and clean colonial bath. Carpeted 742-1450.D 647-1413 EAST Harttord.One year - 1 to 5pm. Superior 643-9996 Architectural Design Spring is coming Ask for Dave. with a fireplace, gar­ throughout. Fireplace buyer protection. Four location, all cedar sid­ 1 2 £ J fd r r e n t Additions, Sunrooma, age and three sunny MANSFIELD. Three " i X D For all your cleanup and attached garage. buildings, five rental bedrooms, two full ing, two bedrooms, IV2 Hablard lawn mainte­ Garagsa, Kitchens. New John DeLucco bedrooms, but best yet, All on a large lot. baths, private deck, MANCHESTER. Attroc- house construction. Plumbing & Heating chores call Rudy, units, near UCONN. MALLARD View.This baths, two car garage, nance, spring clean up, Construction Managamant. 1 hove o private bock $159,900. Principles call weekend $141,900. No new oil tired boiler, skylights and more.S- tlve 6 room duplex. l '/2 System s yard that bocks up to $254,900. Philips Real baths, first floor mowing, fertilizing, 10% Senior Citizen LIcMMd Iniurid 647-9925 after 3pm. 644-4128. Estate. 742-1450.D association fees. New neat and clean. Conve­ trano Real Estate, 647- parking lot cleaning, Discount. woods tor early morn­ six room single family 7653.0 laundry, large yard. Bafhroom Kitchen rsmodaling Reasonable, reliable, 1 7 ^ BUSINESS MANCHESTER. Beauti­ nient residential loca­ gutter cleaning. Call 643-6555 ing walks. "Aren't I IMMACULATE cedar attached homes are tion. $137,900. Philips Security, references. Water haatsra and references. llilDPPORTUNITIES wondertu 1 ? Buy ful upkeep. Six room sided, full tormered $750 plus utilities. Call 649-7593 ranch on lightly noww available tor Im­ Reol Estate. 742-1450.0 Boilers melAnne Miller Real cape on 1.3 acres. Qual­ mediate occupancy. 647-9353.______Senior Citizen discount BOLTON. Unisex hair Estate, 647-8000.O wooded % acre lot. ity 2 x 6 construction. NORTH Coventry. Move Florida sun room There are only tour right In. Lovely three LDTS/LAND MANCHESTER. Second BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ Prompt ssrvica salon. Fourstatlon,tull Super bathroom with units avaltabe tor a floor, 2 bedrooms, LANDSCAPING service business. views large private red cedar, ceramic bedroom ranch on al­ FDR SALE INCOME TAX PAPERING 646-1101 back yard. Finished limited time at this most one acre private heat, and appliances. $39,900. Sentry Real floor and lacuzzl. A price. There homes No pets. $600 plus se- Estate, 643-4060.O family room. Two car truly nice house - come lot. This home has an ■MANCHESTER come complete and eat-ln kitchen, fire­ WINDHAM. Ten a p ­ curlty. 646-3979. DON’S LAWN SERVICE oversized gor- and see!ID.W. Fish proved building lots Complete accounting services MANCHESTER POWER AND GARDENING STORRS. Beauty salon age.$174,900. Flano loaded extras...fire­ place In living room, IMMACULATE. P le a ­ M & M O IL located In shopping OPEN HOUSE Realty, 643-1591 .□ place, appliances, IV2 available ranging from Including A/R. A/P. P/R. G/L. WASH INC. Call now for: Realty. 646-5200.O panelled b a se m e n t sant, quiet, tour room PLUMBING A HEATING Rototllling and mowing plozo. Seven station. baths, full basement 1.02 acres to 2.52 acres. P&L Statement and quarterly •House^^ashlng 12-5 MANCHESTER. Bright BOLTON. It's a steal! family room, with apartment. Lots more. tax returns Can design • Oil Burner Service S Sales Yard cisan-up Good wolk-ln business. This Is the home you and garages. Come see wood stove and a two $47,000.-$53,000.Realty Mature, working fe­ Shrub & hedge trimming L-Shaped ranch lo­ the mode tor tomor­ World, Benoit, additional applications Vinyi • Automatic Oil Delivery $69,900. Sentry Real Sunday didn't think you could cor detached garage male preferred. Non- lt % Saaiar CHbaa dIscssBt cated on tranquil cul- Frechette Associates, tailored for your business Aiuminum Estote, 643-4060.D afford. A lovely tour row. You own vour own Philips Real Estate smoker. No pets. 649- Wood • Well Pumps Sales & Service 6467011 de-sac. Impeccable up­ lot and house. Direc­ 742-14500 ______646-7709.O______needs. Call 644-6191 PRINT Shop. Opportun- 2500 square foot keep, great family bedroom home with 5897. •Paint removal • Water Heaters (ekcMc a ou) large family room, two tions: Tolland Tpke or BOLTON. 7.83 acres with Itv to own vour own historical cape area, Formal dining North M ain Street to HEBRON. Owner moving MANCHESTER. Beauti­ •Palm preparation • Bathroom & Kitchen well established high full baths and laundry. possibility of subdivi­ loQ J AUTO room. eat-ln kitchen, Union Street to Ros- out of state. Reluctant ful two bedroom aport- •Pool cleaning Remodeling volume custom print Circa 1780. 9 Beautiful acre lot tor sellers must leave this sion. Scenic, woods, CARPENTRY/ Three bedrooms, IV2 setto Drive. Blanchard pond view ment, eat-ln kitchen, •Pool painting • Senior Citizen Discounts I ™ ! SERVICES shop. Location West of baths. stretching. Don't miss "like new" contempor­ REMODELING rooms, 3 baths, $199,900. Flano & Rossetto Realtors," $138,000.Realty World, self-cleaning stove, •Senior discounts • Electric work by river. $175,000 Realty Realty. 646-5200.0. out. Coll today! Diane ary ranch. It features dishwasher, disposal Comollo. Re-Max 647- We're Selling Houses" Benoit, Frechette As­ •Fully Insured Precision Electric TIERINNI’S World, Benoit, modern eat-in 646-2482.D______three bedrooms, two and refrigerator. Din­ AUTOMOTIVE ENOINEEAlNa INC. Frechette Associates, 1419.D sociates, 646-7709.0 •Free estimates FREE ESTIMATES kitchen +++ 600 n e a r l y two acres with baths, solarium, multi­ ing room, living room 270 Hartford Rd.. Manchsatar 646-7709.O______plenty of room to P R IC E D to sell. An eye MANCHESTER. Custom level deck, office, huge and one bath. Air con­ MRK 646-7250 Phone; 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 square foot in-law rec room, dual heating 649-5823 MINI Mart Convenience roam, garden or lust pleaser. Super one built ranch. Charming ditioned, very quiet. HOME Store In Manchester enlov the privacy. This floor living. Two bed­ home with a beautiful system, more. Philips BUSINESS Ideal for middle aged C a t v Trucks, Vans, 4x4'a apartment, NO Real Estate. 742-1450. o IMPROVEMENTS Are you ready for spring? with great traffic custom cape features a rooms, large tront-to- yard and garden area. or senior citizens, on STEPS. Reduced back living room with PRDPERTY A business built on |g y|| ROOFING/ IA1 J MISCELLANEOUS count. Low overhead full length front porch FIreplaced living WILLINGTON. Three busline. Heat and hpt and good numbers. to $269,900. Fine and screened dining hardwood floors, tront- room, kitchen with din­ family, Rte 32, Separ­ water Included. Only Integrityl ■O' ^SERVICES to-back kitchen with PACKAGE Store - Busi­ $640 per month. Come Fantastic cosh flow. porch In the rear. ing area, many bullt- ate utilities. $189,900. ness. Manchester high Carpentry • Windows • GIVE YOUR budget o Owner will consider RE 647-0246 $164,900. Susan Dona- dining area. Large Ins plus breezewav and Philip Real Estate. 742- see why we rarely have Siding • Kitchens • treed level lot. A super 1450.0 traffic area, equipment a vacancy. One bed­ LEAKY ROOF? break ... shop the classi­ some financing. Realty hue.Sentry Real Est- garage. Owner ready , ond Inventory In­ Baths • Additions • Screened loam, gravel, fied columns for bargain World, Benoit, ote, 643-4060.O______"best buy". A one willing and able to help room apartment avail­ Mott roofs c m bt rtptirtd. owner home tenderly cluded. Some owner able at $605. Agent. Decks In pitct of lotti rtrooflno txptnstl processed gravel, buys! Frechette Associates, ROOM tor the In-taws or buyer with financing. 646-7709.D cared tor. $120,000. Re- $159,900.D.W. Fish financing possible. 247-5030. Fully licensed & InsuredI Compittt rtrooflno of til typot. sand, stone, and fill for WORDS can’t quite des­ extra space tor a large CONDOMINIUMS $109,900. Philips Real cribe the extraordi­ Max. 647-1419.0 Realty, 643-1591.0 Free estimatesi FREE ESTIMATES delivery call George HELPING PEOPLE sa­ family In this ten room IFOR SALE Estate. 742-1450. o MANCHESTER. Five tisfy their needs and nary design and the ranch with walk out room duplex, IV i Manchester Roofing Qrlffing 742-7886. 6 4 6 -9 6 5 6 wonts ... that's whof wont Real Estate fabulous extras that lower level. First floor MANCHESTER. Lydall baths, garage, laundry 645-8830 ads ore oil about. come with this eight family room, rec room, Woods. Lovely cape room, no appliances. room Contemporary OPEN HOUSE $625. per month, plus All real estate advertised In tour or five bedrooms. style condo with the MDRTGAGES the Manchester Herald is on Gerald Drive In $219,900. Y o Y o Carroll. look and feet of single I security and utilities. sublect to the Fair Housing Manchester. Three Sentry Real Estate, 643- family homes. Low References. No pets. Act of 1968, which makes it bedrooms, 2'/? baths, 4060.O______649-9336. tilegai to advertise any pref­ Sunday, l-4pm condo tees. You own SAVE YOUR 1 7 7 1 HELP fireplace, 26x14 deck, the land. D.W. Fish HELP WANTED erence, ilmitation or discrim- vaulted ceilings, cen­ LIKE new eight room E A S T Hartford. Two bed- L L II WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Inotion bosed on race, color, contemporary cape Realty, 643-1591.0 HOMEII 1 room apartment, heat, religion, sex of notlonol tral vac, 2x6 construc­ 18 ■McCann Dr., Manchester If you are in F0IECL08URE. tion. Only six months with cathedral celling SOUTH Windsor. Beautl- hot water, parking tor PART time weekends. origin, or on Intention to In entry foyer and dra­ tul spacious two bed­ BANKRUPTCY or DIVORCED FULL time or port time SERVICE Station Manag- moke any such preference, young! Spectacular one car. $550. per Kitchen help wanted. help tor yard clean up. L ice wsE D nurse. Tues- matic staircase. First room contemporary month. 528-6616. er/Attendont. Apply M dav and Thursday, one limitation or discrimination private wooded lot Jack Lappen Realty or "falling behind." ask for 649-3341, ask for Joyce Good pay, 646-8042. The Herold will not know- near the country club. floor study as well as condo. All appliances. EAST Hartford, Crosby or Dee. & M Service Station, week; Tuesday, Thurs­ first floor tireplaced Pool and tennis. Re­ NO PAYMENT PROONAM up K IT C H E N helper. 8;30am 271 Hop River Road, Inglv occeof ony advertise­ $334,900.Jackson A Street. Three rooms, day and Friday, second ment which Is In violation of family room. $242,300. duced to $91,900. Jim to 2 yearsll -3;00pm. Coll 649-2358. Bolton. 649-2871. week. 649-2358. the low. Jackson Real Estate, 643-4263 second floor. Stove, 647-8400.O Nancy von Hollen Sen­ Block, 633-8336 or 633- THE SWISS GROUP refrigerator, utilities. try Real Estate, 643- 0838 evenings. Century 454-4404 No pets. Security dep­ 4060.D 21, Village Green. osit. $450. 644-1408. a p a r t m en t s 199 J 1791 antiques/ TA6 CARS r^MOTORCYCLEB/ INVITATION TO BID I 3 Z I f 0R r en t SALES FOR BALE •'^ICOLLECTIBLES ISIJ m opedb The Manchester Public Schools solicits bids tor SPORTS HOME ECONOMICS for the MANCHESTER. Two BASEMENT estate/tag DATSUN 1978 510 wagon, YAMAHA 1981 650 Speci­ Iftf-N school year. Sealed visit the sale. Saturday and mllegage In 80's, new al,new tires, chain, bids will be received until bedroom apartment In UNINUtOVet April 11, im , 2:M p.m., ot our family house. No Sunday, April 1 and 2. clutch, tires and sprockets, tuneup, Vernon Center Middle 10,000 miles. Excellent which time they will be pub­ pets. Security and ref­ 10 am. Most kinds of brakes. Great student licly opened. The right Is re­ School household Items. Bar- condition. $1,100. or erences. $550. plus utlll- 777 Hertford Tpke., Vernon cars $600.00 Call 643- served to relect any and all Seton Hall plans nothing fancy for Ferry tles. Call 645-8201. gin prices. 57 Rock- 8082 Fridays and even- best otter. Ron, 647- bids. Specifications and bid Sunday, April 2 haven Drive, Ings.______9997. forms may be secured at the MANCHESTER. Availa­ lOem to Spm Business Office, 45 North By Jim O'Connell Mery Blele Glastonbury-off New FORD Super Cab, 1977. ble April 15. Two bed­ London Tpke, near School Street, Manchester, V-8 auto, cap, new I q ^ garb Connecticut. The Associated Press room apartment on Chucky's.______second floor. Applian­ ONE OF THE good habits tires, brakes, exhaust, I ^ F O R SALE 006-04 ces Included. Laundry thrifty people have deve­ MANCHESTER. Various good condition. $1,250 SEATTLE — The defense Danny facilities available. loped Is dolly reading of household Items, In­ or best offer. Ron, 647- Ferry says is the most effective c lu d in g children's $575. monthly, no utili­ the ads In classified. 9997. r @ 6 t t i t o WORLD of WHEELS 1 against Duke is just what he and the ties. Call 647-9072 clothes. 10am - 3pm. BUICK Regal, 1984. That's where they find April 2. 124 Strawberry Blue Devils can expect to see from evenings.______value buys. Power steering, auto­ MEGA DEALER DISCOUNTS Lane, Manchester.' matic, many extras. Seton Hall in Saturday’s Final Four MANCHESTER. Four 1 1 matchup room duplex. Stove, $4,700 or best offer. refrigerator, garage. THE FLEA MARKET 643-1172 after 5pm. Like most players who have $590.per month plus I FURNITURE NEW USED ABUSED JEEP 1977 CJ5, Four reached superstar status. Ferry is mmmammmm used to special defenses wheel drive automatic utilities. 633-4189. HOUSEWARE SPORTS COLONIAL. Seven transmission. Low It won’t be box-and-ones ortriangle- MANCHESTER. Four drawer pine desk with JEWELRY TOYS TERCEL CAMPY room apartment. First FURNITURE TOOLS miles. Body and engine and-twos. it will be good, old- brass fixtures. Mint In excellent condition. floor. Stove, refrigera­ condition. $150. 871- FOR fashioned. tough man-to-man. tor. Very clean. Lease $4,000. 646-1319 after ^5795®® *10,495®® 1305. HOME AND COTTAGES 5:30pm. “ Any team that plays real solid and security. $545 . 646- OR * 1 1 Month OR *198“ Month 7268. No pets. MAHOGANY twin beds, 43 PURNELL PL. CUTLASS-S, 1972, 350 V-8. team man-to-man is the hardest to go tour post. Call 649-3482 against,” Ferry said Friday as he MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER Good running condi­ after Spm.______COROLLA P4JP TRUCK faced the media at the Final Four for bedroom flat, first MONDAY. THURSDAY, tion. $1,500. or best floor. Air condition, HUTCH, solid maple In FRIDAY offer. 643-1720. the third time in his four years with fully appllanced kit­ excellent condition. 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. CHEVY Blazer, S10,1985. *6795®® *5795®® the Blue Devils. “ You always have a 70" X 48". Large stor­ chen, basement, gar SATURDAY White, four wheel OR *137^* M ?nth OR *118 « Month man with you and others waiting to age. $675. per month age capacity. $400. 649- drive, automatic with help.” 8412.______9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. plus security and utili­ new tires. Good condi­ Seton Hall’s Daryll Walker will get ties. No pets. 649-5678 tion, very clean. 55K. TOYOTA TRUCKS after 7pm. OOATS/MARINE $6,200. 646-5422. the opening assignment against EQUIPMENT WANTED TO Ferry, who leads Duke. 28-7, in BUY/TRADE scoring at 22.3 and rebounding at 7.4 TRUCKB/VANB and is second in assists with 164. iiiiitikR yjyft' r j n CONDOMINIUMS STARn Craft, Seafarer, 4 x 4 , % o » 1 2 ^ FOR RENT 14'. 25 horsepower W A N T E D to buy. I FOR BALE “ Danny Ferry poses about as many Johnson, electric start. Dressers, dining room problems as you can deal with.” Seton thing special for the sixth of the nine set, crib. Call 293-2900. MANCHESTER. Large Cox tilt trailer. $1,800. TOYOTA van, 1985. This Hall coach P.J. Carlesimo said, “ His Big East schools to reach the national von Is loaded. Dual sun FACTORY INVOICE two bedroom town- Johnson, 1984, electric shooting, rebounding. He’s the best semifinals in the conference’s 10 house. $660. per month. start. $950. 633-4189. roof, AM-FM stero cassette, dual air, passing big man in the country. Just years. Includes heat and hot Automotive name it. Leading scorer John Morton, 16.9 water. Could be pur­ I MISCELLANEOUS built-in refrigerator chased for $92,900. with FOR SALE and Ice maker. 49K. “ He’ll get his 20 points and nine, 10 points per game, practiced early little money down. 635- Asking $7,900. 568-3500, SENTRA 2 DR. MAXIMA rebounds, but you can’t let them come Friday but sat out the public workout CARS days or 644-1889, even­ easy. You have to try to stop him with later in the afternoon. 6200. ings. Mr. Sears. END ROLLS FOR BALE *4995®® *13,995 more than one player, but if you go too “ I think he’s fine,” Carlesimo said. OR OR M^nth far, he’s such a great passer then the “ He practiced in the morning and STORE AND 27W width — 25« GARB *92” Month *2 5 8 » OFFICE SPACE 13” width — 2 for 25C PONTIAC Firebird, 1981. other players hurt you.” then said he had a headache and Newsprint end rolls can be Very well kept. 90K. FOR BALE PULSAR 240-SX All the other Duke players except wasn’t feeling good when we got here. MANCHESTER. One picked up at the Manchester $2,700. 643-9996. the freshmen also have Final Four He’ll be all right tomorrow. I hope.” Buckland Square, 1075 Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. *8895®® *9,895®® experience since the Blue Devils lost Morton is one of four double figure Tolland Turnpike, up Monday through Thursday. SCHALLER OR »159** M ?n'th OR *179” M ^ n th to Kansas in the semifinals last scorers for the Pirates, who have to 4225 sq. ft. Available COLECO. 24 toot poo ACURA QUALITY season. become a team known for defense, April, 1989. Call Mr. complete. Free If re- Sell Your Car PRE-OWNED AUTOS STANZA “Against Kansas we came in especially in the final minutes of their AP photo Lawrence, 643-2161. moved. 643-9395. 87 Aoura Integra L8 *8995 TRUCK inexperienced and a little scared.” four tournament victories. MANCHESTER. For 8 tpe.. Air. Sunraol TAKING AIM — Seton Hall’s Andrew Gaze takes aim from the ao Toyota CoroHa *1995 *8995®® *5795®® Ferry said. “ Maybe tentative would " I don’t think I can explain about lease. 6,100 square feet. TA6 n s a-«od. S torto three-point line at the Kingdome in Seattle Friday during the Excellent retail space. 84 C hrytler Lebaron *3995 OR »165** Month OR * 1 1 0 - M ^’n 'th be a better word, but overall we’re the end of the games. It’s luck and Will subdivide. F.J. SALES 4 Lines — 10 Days Auto. A/C. LoeOod feeling pretlM W '^ right n o ^ n d we coincidence to be honest.” Carlesimo Pirates’ practice for the NCAA Final Four semifinal matchup 508 charge each addi­ $4 Subaru QL Sedan *3995 SplleckI Realtors. 643- 8-tod. A/C. SMrto are playing ^ilfe ’more conTiqience in said. " I do think our depth has a lot to with Duke today. Seton Hall Coach P.J. Carlesimo watches from 2121. tional line, par day. You NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ S5 Subaru OL Hatchback *3995 each other than we were last year.” do with it because when teams of behind Gaze, whose parents will travel from Melbourne, eral Statute 23-65 prahibits can cancel at any time. 4-tpd. 4 wd. A/C - 1 SOlIBKEf Last year’s NCAA tournament was similar ability come to the end of the the pasting of advertise­ SORRY. 84 Toyota Canwry *5500 Australia to see their son in action. MANCHESTER ments by any person, firm or NO REFUNDS OR 8apd. A/C. Starao SWIFT GLX the first for Seton Hall, 30-6, and the game, depth will show in the last MAIN STREET corporation on a telegraph, ADJUSTMENTS n Hyundai QL8 *5495 SIDE-KICK Pirates made the second trip some- eight, 10 minutes.” telephone, electric light or 8-apd. Bae Sunroof *6495®® 1200 sq. f. Air condi­ power pole or to a tree, C A U HERALD sa Mercury Lym *3995 *7495®® shrub, rock, or any other 4-apd. AM/FM alarao tape OR tioning & heat in­ natural ablect without o writ­ 86 VW O TI *6495 »134” Month D>Bpd, A/C OR * 1 3 8 - Month cluded, 2nd floor, ten permit tor the purpose of CLASSIFIED 4x4 Convertible protecting Itorthepubllcand Michigan set to counteract iiiinois quickness prime office space, carries a fine of up to S50 for 6 4 3 -2 711 345 CENTER ST. elevator service. eoch offense. MANCHESTER $9.00 square foot, 647;7077 88 SUZUKI SAMURI CONVT. By John Nelson ing, the best in the country this season. tournament the past seven seasons, Fisher is new to LBOAL NOTICE The Associated Press Illinois starts no player taller than 6-foot-7 or the top spot with the Wolverines. In fact, the only Peter’s Furniture TOWN OP BOLTON, CT. USED, LIKE NEW shorter than 6-4. They all run, handle the ball well, four games he’s coached in college were in this Building Pursuant to the provisions of 72 HOUR MONEY BACK SEATTLE — Quick! How does Illinois play pass intelligently and can score. tournament after he replaced Bill Frieder. Sec. 10-153d(b) of the Conn. “ I ’m sure it appears to a lot of teams like we’re a Frieder took the job at Arizona State, and General Statutes, notice Is U U A R A N n E *4995 OR *92” basketball? That’s how. And there’s no team in the 646-2364 CLYDE Michigan athletic director Bo Schembechler hereby given that a signed O lda 'Sa Toronado *13,966 country that knows it better than Michigan. bunch of 6-6, 6-8 clones,” Illinois forward Kenny copy of the Professional CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Olda ‘67 Clara *8.486 Battle said. “ But we all have our roles. If we do immediately made Fisher, an assistant for seven Agreement between the Bol­ w n 1 Vutcin “ Illinois beat us handily in two games this year,” ROUTE 83, VERNON Olda -87 96 Reg. *1^996 confuse teams, fine. That just helps us that much years, the interim coach. He is the first such coach ton Board of Education and Ford ‘67 Ranger P.U. *8,696 Michigan coach Steve Fisher said Friday. “ Quick­ MISCELLANEOUS the Bolton Administration 83 Nissan 280 ZX *6995 Chevy ‘67 Blanr 4x4 *14,496 GLOBAL $ 2 9 9 5 ness was critical both times. We didn’t have it. They more.” to make it to the Final Four. FOR RENT Association, July 1, 1989 - 84 Caprice 4 Door *6995 Olda ‘67 Cutlaaa *9.669 Michigan, on the other hand, starts a much bigger " I think it really was a matter of the players I June 30, 1992 was filed In the 84 Chrys. E. Class 4 Dr *5595 Otda ‘67 Clara 20r SOLD *8.666 did. We have to counteract that.” Town Clerk's office, 233 Bol­ IMPORT Par team and a team that led the nayion with a 58 wanting to go out and play,” Rice said. “ I think we 84 Century LTD 4 Door *6695 Pont. ‘86 Qrand Am *6,666 Month The two teams meet for the third time this season TWO car garage. $130. ton Center Road, Bolton, CT LEASE START AT percent field goal average. Rice, a 6-7 senior could have done it with any coach. I just feel it came on March 28,1989 and Is open 86 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 Olda ‘86 Clara *8.966 on Saturday in the semifinals of the NCAA per month or $65. each Olda ‘86 Clara 4 Dr SOLD *6,996 6 montht • 20-95, Cheap for public Inspection. 86 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 tournament. Illinois possesses the confidence of a forward, has averaged 31.3 points during the from the attitude of the players and how hard we side. 649-8365. Chavy ‘68 Calabrtty *8,966 42 months a 132.06 300.00 down LDRSD The terms of this agreement 85 Camaro Coupe tournament and is shooting 62.2 percent. were willing to go out and play for it.” *7495 Olda ‘86 Odta *a,96e team that already has won twice. Michigan shall be binding on the le­ 86 Electra 4 Door *10995 “ I don’t particularly want to play Michigan,” Illnois, 31-4, ended the regular season ranked No. gislative badv of the Town of Olda ‘66 68 Regency *9.998 possesses the memory of it. 1 ^ ROOMMATES Bolfon unless It relects such 85 Century 4 Door *7495 Toyota ‘66 Calica QT8 *10,478 “ Illinois is a Big Ten team, and they beat us Illinois coach Lou Henson said. ” I don’t really want 3 in The Associated Press poll, although the Illini agreement at a regular or 85 Century Wagon *7995 Ford ‘66 LTD 4 Dr *6,866 | 3 » J WANTED w m ant 48lh month $488: twice,” said Michigan forward Glen Rice, the to play anyone here. But I can’t imagine anyone were ranked No. 1 fora week in January. Michigan, special Town Meeting con­ 86 Olds 98 4 Door *9995 Buick ‘66 Regal *7.996 1 wanting to play Glen Rice. If they want to play Glen 28-7, was ranked No. 10 at season’s end. vened for such purpose Olda ‘64 Cutlaaa *6.696 hottest player in the tournament, “ not only in their ROOMMATE wanted. within 30 days of this filing. 86 Olds Clara Wagon *8995 Rice — and I doubt if any of them really do — they’ll 66 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 place, but they came into our place and beat us, and Nick Anderson, a 6-6 junior forward, has been Manchester. Two bed­ Dated at Bolton, Conn, this BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE get their chance tomorrow. 86 Bonneville 4 Door *7995 that really gets us motivated to play them again” Illinois’ leading scorer at 21.3 in the tournament, room townhouse. $388. 28th day of March, 1W . AND MARINE 3^ SMm WORLD OF WHEELS “ I can’t imagine a guy like Rice playing with 25fi Adims S L Minch. The Illinois-Michigan game will be played right along with 10 rebounds per game. But the real per month plus half Catherine K. Lelner BRISTOL 589-6211 HTFD. 549-5555 1097 FARMINGTON AVE. more confidence, but he actually is,” Henson said. utilities. References re­ Town Clerk of Bolton 8 72 -9 111 649-1740 after Saturday’s first semifinal between Duke and inspiration has been guard Kendall Gill. The Illini quired. 646-3978. 005-04 ^ B Y . 574-1672 1-800-692-1002 RT. 6, BRISTOL Seton Hall. It will be a classic matchup of Illinois’ “ Anytime he shoots, he believes it’s going in.” have won 10 in a row and are unbeaten since Gill speed and ballhandling against Michigan’s shoot­ While the veteran Henson has taken Illinois to the returned from an injury late in the season. Scoreboard Sports in Brief

Mavericks 105. Pacers 102 Curtis Strarxe 6979— IX ■0 Cavaliers 109, Bulls WOvne Grodv 78X— IX Whalers finish season Basketball 100 Jim (tollogher 78X— IX D ALLA S f m Hockey Brad Bryant 6972— 141 CLEVELAND (189) Bob Glider 7871— 141 The Hartforcl Whalers (36-37-5) will finish their I DantleyO156024,Perklns374-714, Williams Tony Sills 71-X— 141 1-2344, BlocknrKin8183219,Harper11-183329, Nonce 4W 33 11, Sanders 36 34 9, regular season with two games this weekend They Mike Reid 7269— 141 > I Wennlnpton 1-4324, Tvler351-25, Wllev3300 Dougherty 7-1587B, Price8128t a. Harper host Chicago tonight at 7:30 at the Civic Center and NBA standings 4, BlobOOOOO, DovIsOOOOO. Totols39-7223a 818 56 71, Williams 37 46 10,Rolllns 1-180 Don Shlrev 6972— 141 105. 2,Ehlo468011, VolentIneDOOOO. T o ta ls a a NHL atandinga Billy Roy Brown 71-79— 141 then wind up against the Bruins in Boston Sunday INDIANA (ND 2934109. Rocco Afedlote 7569— IX night at 7 CAsmiN coNnuENce Person 13250034, Schrempt7-133416,Smlls CHICAOO (188) Steve Hart 7872— IX Atkmnc DMDwi WALES CONFERENCE Roger Moltble 6973— IX 36 326, Flemino 7-n 4418, Wlttmon 5000 K), Plppen 7-13 3517, GranI36328, Cartwright Hartford is coming off a 9-5 win over the Penguins W L Pet. M 4101-2 9, Paxton 34 80 4, Jordan 15a 87 37, Adams Dhtlslen Bruce Lletzke 7872— IX Miller 1-4 00 3, Sklles 1-5 00 2, Thompson 811 v-Montreol X 18 8 114 313 216 in Pittsburgh Thursday night. The Whalers trail y-N «w York 47 75 .653 — 7-12 73, Gray 00000. Totols 438315 H 102. Conlne14823 Set Iers8128013, Vincent5880 Lance Ten Broeck 7872— IX PtillodeloMa 37 31 .557 7 10, Davit 80800. Totals 438611-18 in . x-Boston a a 14 M 281 2X Roy Bloncolona 7872— IX third-place Buffalo, a 4-2 loser to Montreal Bokton 37 33 J79 9 OOB98 a a a a—w x-Buftolo 36 35 7 a 283 294 Ron Streck 7579— IX Thursday, by two points. Woshinoton 33 37 .471 13 Otototohd a 18 a a -m x-Horllerd a a s 7 r2 9 i l a Keith Clearwater 7469— IX fBiwto a a a a^ia Quebec a 44 7 61 263 3X Now Jersey 24 41 .333 74 3P oln to oals-«a rp er4, Blackmon, Miller. chiMio a a a a—m Joel Edwards 7869-1X The Whalers, if they finish in fourth place, will Omrlotte 17 S3 .343 29Vi 3Polnt goals— Ehio 3, Price, plppen, Patricli DIvtslen Nick Fdido 7579— IX Fouled out— williams. Rebounds— Dallas W L T PM OP OA face first-place Montreal in the Adams Division Central DIvWen a (Williams 9), Indiana 48 (Thomp­ Jorctan, Sellers.Fouled out— Plppen. Craig Stadler 7571— IX v-Woshlngton 40 a 90 295 248 y-Oetrolt 51 17 .750 — son 12). Assists— Dallas a (Harper 8), BHtautxts— Cleveland 46 (Dougherty 10), 10 Calvin Peete 71-72— IX semifinals beginning Wednesday in Montreal. If x-PItlsburah X a 7 n 3X 342 y-Cleyelond 51 70 .710 I'/i Indiana (Fleming 7). Total fouls- Chicogo 46 (Jordon 10). Asslsts-Clevelond J.C. Snead 71-72— IX 75 x-N Y Rongers a a 8 n 304 296 they finish in third, they will meet Boston. The Milwaukee 44 24 .647 7 DallasB,lndtanaS.A— 11318. 77 (Price 6), Chicago a (Jontan X ). Total Ben Crenshaw 7579— IX Chlcoeo 43 27 .614 9 tools— Clevelond 14, Chicago a. A— 18676. x-Phllodelphla a X 7 3 n 777 Hal Sutton 7869^1X Whalers were ousted from the playoffs last year by Atlonto 47 70 .600 10 New Jersey a 40 12 2X 315 Ion Woosnom 7571— 144 the Canadiens in five games. Indiana 22 40 .314 30 N Y Islanders 77 M 5 256 317 Gary Koch 7571— 144 WEtTKRN CONPCRKtlCE NCAA tourney picture CAMPBELL CONFERENCE A6orrls Hotolskv 7571— 144 MWwest OMsIen Nsrrtt Division Mike Hulbert 6876— 144 W L Pet. OB Celtics 126, Rockets 109 W L T PM OP OA Robert Thompson 71-73—144 M C C has busy weekend y-Ufoh 44 26 .629 — EAST REOIOML v-Delrolt X 311 312 Jim Booros 7571— 144 Houston 39 31 .557 5 SemtflndN x-St. Louis 74 767 730 HOUSTON (189) Loren RoberM 7571— 144 Denver 30 37 .543 6 At East Ruttmtonl, N.J. x-MInnesoto X 256 275 Lennte ClemenM 71-73— 144 The Manchester Community College baseball Dallas 37 39 .451 17'A Berry 34 32 8, Thorpe 11-21 44 a, ^noay, iwomi m Chicogo 64 292 3a Otaluwon 11-14 58 27, Rovd 7-X 34 19, Ed Flort 71-73— 144 team (1-0) will play three games over the weekend. Son Antonio 19 51 .271 25 Duke a, Minnesota X Toronto 62 253 334 Woodson 37 1-2 5, SAcCormlck 1-1 OO 3 Dan Forsmon 71-73— 144 MCC will visit the Eastern Connecticut State Miami 13 57 .106 31 Georgetown 69, North Carolina State 61 Smylhe DIvMMn David Frost 7874— 144 Paeme DlyMen Chlevous 34 33 7, B.Johnson 35 00 4, CtwtngtonsMp v362-2 Danielle Ammoccopane 7269— 141 Taylor faces DWI charge Third Period— 4, Minnesota, Babe 2 Dole Eggellng 8, Cdrr26326, Tolbert04343, Bradley 1-3002, Bowling ((jogner, Gartner), 1:X . 5, Detroit, F6dyk 2 6873— 141 Ferrell 1-2 0-1 2.Totols 4207 31-38116. LIselotte Neumann 6973— IX SADDLE BROOK, N.J. (A P) - New York Giants (^ rr, O'Connell), 17:43 (pp). 6, Mlniw- JoAnne Comer Spring fever can be catching tisw Jersey 21 29 21 20— 99 a -a — I X TODAY sota, Broten 18 (Gartner), 19:40 Janet Coles linebacker Lawrence Taylor will face driving while Attomo 27 17 28 14— m 1 p.m. — Exhibition baseball: Red Sox vs. Penalties— Yzermon, Det (roughing), 7579—I X 3Polnt pools— Morris 4, McGee 2, Wilkins. Heather Forr 75a — IX By Ben Walker Tigers, NESN Eaatem Bualnesa 4;M,-Babe, Min (hooking), 12:17; Siren, Min Lori Gorbaez intoxicated charges at a scheduled April 19 hearing think we’d lose that many,” said hasn’t stopped them from dream­ Fouled out— None. RetXMinds— NewJersey 1:X p.m. — Golf: PGA Independent (holding). 15:54; Churlo, Min, motor (fight­ 6974— IX The Associated Press 53 (Morris, Lee 9), Atlonto 44 (AAalone9). Laurie RInker 7879— IX in municipal court, a prosecutor said today. Craig, now manager of the San ing the dream. Insurance Agent Open, Channels Lon Annum 161-172-143476, Bob Woutlet ing), 18:M; Chlasson, Del, motor (flghl- Lynn Adams Assists— New Jersey 20 (Morris 5), Atlanta 26 in . Dove Peck 140, Paul Peck 151, John 7 8 7 9 -1 X Taylor, who authorities said was found sleeping 1:Xp.m . — Tennis: Women's Interna­ Ing), 18:M; King, Det (boarding), M :X. Sherri Turner Francisco Giants. “ Deep down, “ You ha ve to believe that every (Rivers 9). Totol fouls— New Jersey 26, tional Players Championship, ESPN Burger 1481588a, Vic Salclus 142-142, Ron a-73— IX Roger Craig knows all about Atlootol9.A— 16J71. Cindy Rorlck a-73— IX last Friday behind the wheel of his Jeep while Casey probably figured we year is going to be the year,” 2p.m.— Bruins at Nordlaues, Channel X Brown IX , Mork Holmes 151-144412, Bob ShoM on goal— Minnesota 10810— a Cothy Morse Allen 172, Larry Aceto 140, Ray Jerry 155812, Detroit 51516-34. 7572— IX parked on a shoulder of the Garden State Parkway, the hope, optimism and excite­ 3 p.m, — Bowling: PBA U.S. Open, Ok-Hee Ku wouldn’t win too many games. All-Star second baseman Harold Channels Ed Mockus 151, Carl Bolin 143, Tom 7572— I X Missed penalty shot— Kllmo, Det, 7:21 8Peorl Sinn will be prosecuted based on a review of state police ment of spring fever. He caught Stonchfleld 152, J.P . SIrols 164, Tom third. 7 5 7 9 -l X But he never talked about nega­ Reynolds said. “ That’s what 4:X p.m. — Golf: LPGA DInoh Shore Allison Finney Closslc, Channel X Harrison 140, Dorn DeOomlnIcus 144, Ron 7 8 a — I X reports. Saddle Brook prosecutor Joseph Mecca Jr. the fever in 1962 when the New tive things.” Power-ploy OpportunHIes— Minnesota 2 Pot Bradley we’ve thought every spring since 5:X p.m. — Horse Racing: Jim Beom Joiner 158169-4X, Ted Kowiun 145163422, ot 4; Detroit 1 ot 5. 787S—IX 76ers 114, Heat 93 Kathryn Young said. York Mets broke camp and Slakes, ESPN Steve Oulmette 140. a - 7 8 - l X The Cleveland Indians had no I’ve been here.” Goalies— Minnesota, Cdsev 1817-12 (34 Potty Sheehan S:Xp.m. — NCAA Flnol Four: SetonHoll 7572— IX A breath analysis found the All-Pro had .09 headed north. idea what would happen in 1987. shots-33 saves). Detroit, Stefan a-17-3(1811), Val Skinner M IA M I (91) vs. Duke, Channel 3 Honlon (9:M second, 1812). 7872— I X MIssle BerteottI percent blood alcohol. Under New Jersey law, .10 “Everybody has a chance at That spring, several experts The Mariners went 68-93 last Lono 7-17 47 18, Thompson 47 1-2 9, 7 :X p .m . — N CAA Rnal Four: Illinois vs. BOP Woman A— »,875. 7574— I X Michigan, Channel3 MIssle McGeotw 7879—I X percent is considered legally drunk. this point and that’s how we felt,” picked them to win their first- season and wound up last in the Selkaly 6-12 02 12, Sparrow 413 1-1 9, Referee— Te rry Gregson. Linesmen— Cindy AAockey 7:X p.m. — Blockhowks at Whalers, Swede Knox, Mark vines. 7574— IX E d « ^ 6-13 0012, Gray 351-15, Woshinoton Carolyn Wilson 181-188891, Joanne Allord Alice Rltzmon Craig recalled. “ We had as­ ever American League East title. AL West. Only three times have SportsChonnel, W TIC 184880. Downo Smith ia-462, AAarv Mum- 7574— IX 2 - ^ 2 6, Neal 35 00 4, Shosky 35 8-W 12, Oobble AAossev sembled some pretty good posi­ they escaped finishing last or Hastings 37004, Popson 1-3002. Totals 38-94 7: X p.m .— Rangers at Penguins, Channel ford475. 7872—I X 17-2593. 9 hCarol Semple Thompson 7870— I X “ A lot of times in the spring you ■orb Thomas tion players and thought that if we next-to-last. PHILADELPHIA (114) 8 p.m .— College hockey: N C AA Division I 7872—I X Santana is out for season hope something good will chomplonship, ESPN Kristi Albers 7 8 a — I X got some pitching, we’d be OK.” Smith 2-7 32 6, Barkley 8-12 80 34, GoU Sally Little happen,” Cleveland’s Joe Carter “ Last year, there was a lot of GmlnskI 9-13 33 21, Cheeks 35 1-2 7, U.8. Mixed 9967— I X NEW YORK (A P) — Shortstop Rafael Santana The expansion Mets, as Man­ SUNDAY Nancy Lopez 7575- l X said. “ That’s what spring train­ optimism without much real­ Howktns 6-101-214, Anderson6-134516, Brooks Sally Quinlan ager Casey Stengel quickly found 1 p.m. — Celtics at Cavaliers, Channel 3, Ruth Urban 188175513, VIn Urbon 204552, a-76— I X will miss the entire season after elbow surgery, the M 32 6, Welp 32 00 4, Henderson 03 32 3 Alison Nicholas ing is all about. It’s a big ‘if’ ism,” he said. “ We had just WILI (1408AM) Fron Moseley 2048M, DIone Brennan 475, 7574— I X out, couldn’t hit, pitch or catch. Coleman 34 326, Thornton 1-21-44, Jones 33 •Cothy (toodognlno New York Yankees announced Friday. 004. Totals43021632114. 1:X p.m. — Golf: PGA Independent Sue Hale 182-205535, Donna Vrlssls502, Mike Insuranca Open scores 78a— IX They went 40-120, the worst game.” traded Phil Bradley for Glenn Insurance Agent Open, Chonnel 8 Vriuls 555, Cindy Hurley 193493, Linda M m n Spencer-Oevlln a-76— IX Santana underwent reconstruction of the medial Shirley Furiong record in modern major-league Wilson. What did that tell you?” ***!!»"! . 18 M 11 IS— 91 3 p.m. - G o l f : LP G A Dinah Shore Closslc, Skoglund 189178517, Bob Skoglund233a4, 7969— I X side of his right elbow Thursday in Los Angeles. The But if the Indians thought good 1 Fonny Hommel Channel X Helen Moselsky 195511, Dave Fenn202-ai, a -7 6 -1 X ^?5*****i“ ■ a n a—iM THE WODDLANDS, Texas (AP) — Jane (3eddes history. 4 p.m. — College basketball: NCAA Sheila Coppelta 213198^5, Linda Johnson 78a— I X operation was performed by Dr. Frank Jobe. things would happen, they were “ But you have to keep thinking 3Polnt pools— Nowklns, Thornton. Scores Friday In Ihe second round ot the Bonnie Louer women's Division I championship game, 1754a, Edith AAoson IW, Ernie WhippleXI, 78a— IX Santana, 31, batted .240 with 38 runs batted in last Craig did his part for history as Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Miami 53 S8XJ)X PGA Irxleperxlent Insurance Colleen Wolker wrong. They finished 61-101, the that it will get better. Look at Channel 3 John KozIckI ai-203SB, Lou Ann Pecker 7574— IX (Selkaly 12), Phllodelphia 56 (Barkley 15) Agent Open at The Woodlonds' par-72, S*N»Tl Steinhauer year. a pitcher. He went 10-24 and led 4:X p .m .— Tennis: International Plovers IX , Dale Pecker lW 8 a , Sheila Bonettl 7J)45vard TP C Course: 7 8 78-1 X poorest in the majors. Baltimore —you don’t think they Assists— M iam i 27 (Sparrow 6),Phllo- Jane Crafler Championship, ESPN 178492, Linda Burton 119178184549, Linda 7874— IX The Yankees also said Don Mattingly is the majors in losses. dsIplilalKCheeksID.Totaltouls— Miami 24, Mike OonoM 67-67—IM Sandra Hoynle The Seattle Mariners have went through the spring saying, Phllodelptila 18. Technicals— Miami lllepal 7 p.m. — Whalers at Bruins, Chonnel 18, Lotullppe ia-4M, Betty Philipp 2X, Clift Seve Ballesteros 6 9 6 9 -lX 7874— I X "W e knew it would take a WTIC Am y Benz undergoing a series of studies because of lower back never had a winning season since ‘hey, w e’re going to lose 100 defense, Hastinoe, Barkley. A— 14,127. Phlllppa3M 7, Marge Dellsle192-475. Brad Faxon 6871—IX Hollis S l ^ 78 74-1 X 7 5 7 5 - 1X pains. His status is day-to-day. couple of years, but we didn’t they were formed in 1977. That games.’” AML

I m i. Sports in Bnet Dramatic rally lifts Muster Giamiatti how : i ! I By Steven Wine a 7-0 record in five-set matches at Lendl messed up his rhythm. Hot Inkster in the lead The Associated Press this tournament, offered little "Norm ally it works the other resistance in the final set. Muster way — I don’t give the opponent RANCHO M IRAGE. Calif. (A P) - Juli Inkster, baseball boss KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. - won his final four service games any rhythm,” Curren said. “ To­ her game as hot as the 94-degree desert Seventh-seeded Thomas Muster at love. day it felt like that for me. ... He temperatures, shot a 69 Friday to take a four-stroke rallied from a two-set deficit Lendl, who won the Australian left me a little confused.” NEW YO RK (A P) — A. Bartlett Giamatti did not lead after two rounds of the $500,000 Dinah Shore Friday night to beat No. 12 Open earlier this year, has yet to Curren lost the last four games ascend to the commissionership of baseball Fridav Classic, the first of the LPG A ’s four major Yannick Noah in the semifinals of lose a set in six rounds. night. He descended. ^ of the first set and the last six tournaments. the International Players “ It’s easy to play when you’re games of the second set. In the Inkster, who opened with a 66. was at 9-under-par Championships. By 18 steps, to be exact. healthy, relaxed and confident,’’ 135 after two trips around the Mission Hills Counry Muster won 5-7. 3-6. 6-3. 6-3. 6-2 final set, he scored six points in Neither Giamatti nor Peter Ueberroth were he said after the 1 hour, 50 minute Club. in 3 hours. 10 minutes. The Lendl’s five service games. around Friday afternoon, the final day of victory. “ I like my chances (in Beth Daniel, with a second-round 70. was second Austrian advanced to Sunday’s "Nobody has really tested Ueberroth’s 4>/i!-year tenure. Ueberroth’s last day in the finals), but it doesn’t really at 139, with Tammi Green, who had a 68. another finals against top-ranked Ivan him,” Curren said. "That’s what New York was Wednesday and hespent his final day matter that much. If I lose. I ’m shot behind. Dale Eggeling. Jody Rosenthal and Lendl. who beat Kevin Curren 6-2. I had hoped to do. Then you get as commissioner in California. not going to lose any sleep over it. Danielle Ammaccapane were at 141 through 36 6-2. 6-3 earlier Friday. the tentative Ivan Lendl. ... He’s holes. loose and he’s having a good On 'Tuesday night, Ueberroth bid farewell to his Muster struggled early, losing “ I ’ve done well in Australia, A few of the Tour’s top players seemed to wilt in four games at love in the second time.” staff, taking them on a dinner cruise around the heat. Defending champion Amy Alcott had a 78 and that’s good enough for me Manhattan. set. before rallying. He dodged until the French Open.” The first service break came in to drop far back into the pack, and Nancy Lopez had two break points to hold serve in Giamatti, who became baseball’s seventh com- a 75 to fall 12 shots behind the leader. the sixth game, when Lendl inissioner at midnight, was at his office to start his the second game of the third set. Curren. seeded 13th, was un­ chased down a lob and hit a then broke Noah twice in a row on able to capitalize on his first final day as National League president, then went to Bles leads Senior golf brilliant backhand winner for a outside meetings. his way to a 5-1 lead. semifinals berth in a two-week 4-2 lead. He was in control of the By the time Musterbroke again tournament since 1985. His best FRISCO, Texas (A P ) — Don Bies, the top rookie match thereafter. So there was no big changing of the guard. And on for a 3-1 lead early in the fourth weapon, his first serve, was on the 1988 PGA Senior Tour, shot a 4-under par 68 in Monday, Giamatti will go to the 17th floor of set. Noah looked exhausted, while erratic — he put just 51 percent of Lendl improved his record this cold, windy conditions on Friday to earn a baseball’s Park Avenue offices instead of the 18th them into play. three-shot lead after the first round of the Seniors Muster looked as if he could play year to 19-1. his best start since floor. And his view will be of Park Avenue and 52nd another four sets. He also had trouble putting 1986. He won this tournament that Reunion Pro-Am. Street instead of 51st Street. HONORED — John Sullivan, second from left, was the honored guest at the Noah, who began the night with away shots at the net. and said year. Giamatti said the theme for his administration Bies, 51, had five birdies and one bogey on the 37th annual Knights of Columbus Irish Sports Night held recently. Also testy 7.064-yard Stonebriar Country Club course, will be “ stability and unity.” which yielded only three sub-par rounds. pictured, from left, Ed Boland, KofC grand knight; Brad Davis, master of "The dislocations suffered by baseball in the ceremonies; and Fran Maloney, Irish sports night dinner chairman. Governor Gary Player and Bruce Crampton each shot early- and mid-1970s — economic, social and one-under par 71 in north winds that.gusted to 18 technological — have been addressed by Peter William A. O’Neill attended the dinner and spoke of the work done by Sullivan mph. From page 48 Ueberroth in his term and I will continue to address and the Knights of Columbus. A sellout crowd attended, and part of the Defending champion Orville Moody and Mike them in mine,” he said in an inaugural statement. proceeds will be awarded to local students as scholarships. Hill, the brother of Dave Hill, Dale Douglass and Butch Baird all shot even-par 72. Jersey Tuesday night, one that Cavaliers 109, Bulls 100: In 10 rebounds and 10 assists for snapped the Hawks’ 16-game Chicago. Mark Price and Ron Chicago, with 25 of his points in Stonebreaker pleads guilty winning streak in the series. Harper combined for nine points the pcond half. SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) - Notre Dame Chris Morris led the Nets with during a 16-7 Cleveland run late in Jordan’s 3-point field goal with linebacker Michael Stonebreaker has received a 31 points and Mike McGee had 17. the fourth quarter Friday night as 1:31 remaining cut the Cleveland suspended 10-day jail term and been ordered to Glenn Rivers added 12 points the Cavaliers ended the Chicago lead to 99-97. But a pair of free An All New Location complete 80 hours of community service after for the Hawks and also had nine Bulls’ six-game winning streak throws by Price and four straight 109-100. pleading guilty to an alcohol-relat^ charge. assists and a season-high seven by Harper gave the Cavaliers a Stonebreaker, 22. a junior from River Ridge, La., steals. Michael Jordan had 37 points. 105-97 edge with 31 seconds left. was charged with driving while intoxicated Feb. 25 76ers 114, Heat 93: In Philadel­ To Serve You Better when his Jeep ran off a road in Roseland, just north phia, Charles Barkley’s 24 points of the Notre Dame campus, and struck a pole. and 15 rebounds led the Philadel­ Now open for business at our He was ordered to pay a $360 fine plus court costs, phia 76ers to a 114-93 victory over his driver’s license was suspended and he will be the Miami Heat Fridav night. Get Siuqiper quality and new “state o f the art** location required to attend alcohol counseling services. 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Manchester Herald Senior Scott Megquier will again The Manchester boys’ tennis team nail down the No. 1 singles spot while possesses that winning combination A year ago the Manchester High girls’ softball sophomore Brandon Merrick has team posted an unindian-like 6-12 mark. which should make for a successful season. been penciled in at the No. 2 position. It was only the second time in 17 seasons under Vying for the remaining singles slot The Indians, 12-5 last year, were veteran Coach Mary Faignant that Manchester and doubles assignments are seniors failed to qualify for state tournament play. dethroned in the CCC East by South Windsor. Tim Laubacher. Henry Liss and Keith It was. however, the second losing season in the Normandine. sophomore Aaron Gra- “ We hope to regain our CCC title last three. nato and freshman Greg Winchell. It’s a trend Faignant, who led Manchester to a and qualify for the state tourney.” Class L L runner-up performance in 1982 and four Coach Dave Maloney said. “ We have Schedule: April 6 Goodwin Tech H, 11 semifinal berths in a six-year span, doesn’t expect a very difficult schedule so we’re Rocky Hill A, 13 Goodwin Tech A, 18 RHAM 1 A, 21 East Hampton H, 24 Lyman Memorial to continue. really concentrating on one match at H, 25 Cromwell H, 28 Portland A. The Indians, who open their season Thursdav X a time. We have a senior-dominated May 1 Lyman Memorial A, 5Rocky HIM H,9 squad with a ton of experience.” Prince Tech H, 12 RHAM H, 16 East Hampton against crosstown East Catholic at Charter Oak A, 18 Prince Tech A, 19 Cromwell A, 22 Park’s Fitzgerald Field, will look to improved ’The top singles players, all vying for Portlond H. pitching and more consistent play to get them back the No. 1 position, are seniors Gregg into the postseason. Horowitz, John Melesko, Jim Melesko “ We could be the surprise of the league." and Alex Eitel. The top doubles East golf team Faignant said. “ We had the ability last year, but we players will be seniors Bill Kennard. just didn’t have the right concentration. We were John Muirhead, Jeff Staniunas, Atul should be strong Aggarwal and Matt Clough, juniors never consistent and I don’t think the record was ’The East Catholic High golf team indicative of what we could have done.” Danny Ma, Ian Greenwald, Daryl Berenson and Yoan Johnson, and had a strong 1988 season, going 18-2 in The biggest area of concern is pitching. dual matches along with finishing Manchester hurlers gave up a ton of walks a year sophomores Todd Erickson and Dan Fine. second in the All Connecticut Confer­ ago. “ That put a lot of stress on our defense. ence on the basis of a tiebreaker and Faignant said. Senior Lisa Moriconi. who had a Schedult: April 6 Xavier A, 7 Fitch A, 10 4 Newington H, 12 Wethersfield A, 13 Simsbury fifth in the state Division I strong sophomore year but trouble with her control H, 24 Conard A, 26 Southington A, ^ East championship. a year ago, appears to be back in a groove and has Catholic H. May 1 Hall H, 3 Glastonbury A, 5Rockville the edge on fellow senior Dana Hensley. “ It looks A, 8 Fermi H, 10 Windham H, 11 South -¥>■ There's no reason why the Eagles like she (Moriconi) has a handle on her control,” Windsor A, 15 Hartford Public A, 17 Enfield can’t continue their success in 1989. H, 19 East Hartford H, 26 RHAM H. Faignant said. " I f she does, it will make a big June 5 State tournament. “ Our outlook is very promising ” difference for us.” Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald said East Coach Tom Malin. “ We Senior Pam Duguay, one of three tri-captains, have great potential. The difficulty opens behind the plate. Either Erin Twible or Paula WORDS OF ADVICE — Manchester season. The Indians open the '89 ECHS boys look will be selecting the proper people to Hollis, both seniors, will occupy first base with High softball Coach Mary Faignant, campaign Thursday against East for Improvement play in a match.” Malin can select six senior Beth O’Brien at second base. Tri-captain right, offers advice during a game last Catholic. Patrick Flynn/Manehastar Herald linksmen for ACC matches, five for Tina Stone is at shortstop with Mary Tsokalas, the The East Catholic High boys’ INDIAN PERFORMER — Gregg Horowitz will be one of the top non-conference and state only junior on the squad, at third base. Sumislaski, and sophomores Tracy Hart. Jennifer tennnis team will be looking for competition. said. ‘‘The team has the ability (to do w ell). It’s just performers for the Manchester High boys’ tennis team this Stone missed most of last year with a broken Rothman and Julie Holmes. The latter is back-up how high a priority, and how badly they want it.” improvement off its 1988 season, a Malin will have to chose between thumb suffered in April vacation. Her return will be catcher and Rothman will also see service as a losing one. ’The Eagles swing into spring. He’s one of many battling for the No. 1 singles slot. returning seniors Scott Senseny, Reid a big plus. “ She’s an outstanding shortstop utility infielder. Schedule: April 6 East Catholic H, 10 Rockville A, 14 Fermi their ’89 campaign Thursday at Gorman, Dan Maher, Ron Cote, Mark H, 17 Windham H 11 a.m., 19 East Catholic A 10:30 a.m., 20 Steve Abele and junior Chris Behlke ability-wise. And she has leadership (qualities),” Faignant sees Fermi as one of the chief threats for South Windsor A 7 p.m., 24 Hartford Public A, 26 Glastonbury Windham High. Peterson and Scott Sffredo, and are among the veteran returnees. Cheney Tech tennis Faignant said. CCC East Division honors along with East Hartford, A, 28 Enfield H. “ We look for improvement,” said promising newcomers J.R. Rodriquez May 1 Eost Hartford H, 3 Conard H, 5 Rockville H, 8 Fermi Promising newcomers include fresh­ The outfield is a wide open proposition with six in Rockville and Windham. A, 10 Windham A 3:45 p.m., 11 South Windsor H, 15 Hartford East Athletic Director Tom Malin, looks for good year and Todd Emerick. men Matt Fallon and Matt Daversa, the running. The list includes seniors Beth "Pitching and injuries will be key. We’re not very Public H, 17 Enfield A 3:45 p.m., 19 East Hartford A. who was temporarily filling in as head “ Depth is not a problem,” Malin Games not noted 3:30 p.m.; home games at Charter Oak and sophomors Chris Cannata and Romanewicz (tri-captain). Erin Egan and Patty strong behind the front-line players,” Faignant coach. John DeFillippo, who coached Optimism is the prevailing attitude said. Park's Fitzgerald Field. Greg Fronczek. the team a year ago, withdrew at the for the 1989 Cheney Tech boys’ tennis Windham A, 24 Fairfield team. With five returning players. Sch«dul«: April 18 Fairfield Prep H, 24 at last hour leaving the team without a Prep A, M Notre Dome H, It Manchester H. Notre Dame with Shelton and Sheehan, 27 St. coach, according to Malin. May 1 East Hampton A, 3 Xavier H, 5 St. Coach Steve Kostiuk thinks his squad Joseph H. I • 'I “ We appear to have some promis­ 5*i2 J®*®**** A, 10 East Hampton can improve on its its 6-7 record from May 2 Northwest Cothollc H, 4 St. Bernard Experience boosts EC H, 12 Fairfield Prep H, 15 Notre Dome AA, 17 last year. H, 8 Fairfield Prep A, 10 Naugatuck H, 11 ing underclasssmen in the sophomore 5outh Catholic A, 22 St. Bernard Notre Dame H, 15 St. Joseph A, 16 Aquinas H, and freshman class,” Malin said. A, 24 St. Joseph H. “ We should finish above .500 this 18 Xavier H, 19 Xavier A, 22 St. Bernard A, 30 Bv Jim Tierney Darby has nailed down the second Home matches at Manchester Community year,” Kostiuk said. “ The doubles ACC Championship (at Yale), 31. Naugatuck base slot. Wisniewski, when she’s not Senior captain Matt Price, senior coHeoe. A. Manchester Herald looks stronger than last year and the Home matches at Tallwood Country Club. pitching, will play shortstop with A distinct level of experience will junior Lynn Krawczyk at third base. exist on the 1989 East Catholic girls’ Junior Beth White will be the Eagles’ Revamped staff leads East track teams into new year softball team. starting catcher. With six returning starters, includ­ “ She (White) is one of my best Bv Jim TIernev “ We’ve beefed up the schedule a bit to be more ing two pitchers, the Eagles have the athletes,” McConville said. “ She has Manchester Herald competitive,” Facchini said, referring to girls’ East girls potential for a winning season. East a good arm and is very coachable.” dates with Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse, both in New As usual, the Eagle girls’ strong suit will be in the The outfield will be lacking some distance events. finished 13-9 last season and was A revamped coaching staff along with stiffen Haven. experience, according to McConville. Sophomore Nancy Byrne heads the list of distance ousted in the second round of the state competition are the keys to revitalizing the East Senior Chris Aubin, Constantine performers while seniors Noel Feehan and Betsy tournament. Catholic High boys’ and girls’ track and field and junior Chris Lenegan will patrol East boys Dickinson, along with freshman Katie Litke are the programs. “ I think we’re capable (of a winning the outfield. “ If our outfield gains other key performers. Seniors Lesley Perlman and season),” 13th-year Eagle Coach Jay After experiencing lean years in recent times, Topping the list of Eagle sprinters will be juniors some experience, we’re going to be Kelly Capsolas, sophomores Cheryl Griswold and mainly due to poor turnouts. East track is now Craig Damaschi, Chris Mueller, Gilgad Davis and McConville said. “ We lost four good better off for it,” McConville said. Kris Madore add depth in the middle distance seniors, but we have six good seniors looking for positive results. Leo Facchini, the Eagle Jeff Olander, and sophomore Greg Barry. Seniors McConville sees St. Joseph’s, St. events. coming back with solid experience.” 1 *«■ football coach, will be the head coach for both the Pete Lopatka and Tom Carlson, junior Dan Feehan Bernard and Sacred Heart as the Seniors Lynn Gentilcore, Robin Muro and Alison i'-; boys’ and girls’ teams. and sophomore Chris Ray will be the key teams to beat in the All Connecticut Matturo, junior Cindy Larson, Griswold and Foremost among those are seniors Working under Facchini will be Bill Pallozola, performers in the distance events. Junior Tim Conference. His main concern is a impressive freshman Bryna Pasternak top the Sue Concannon and Krista Wis­ who will coach the sprinters and jumpers, Kathy Seeger and freshmen Alex Capo and Mike Fusco lack of depth. niewski, who wilt comprise McCon- O’Neill, who will oversee the girls’ distance runners will be involved in the middle distance events. Eagle sprinters. Junior Stephanie Reichardt, “ Our non-starting players don’t ville’s 1-2 pitching punch. Also, junior and Paul Haggerty, who will oversee the boys’ Lopatka also will see time in the jumping events Gentilcore and sophomore Laura Gunsten will be have any varsity experience,” the main jumpers. Cheryl Constantine, who has been distance runners. along with senior Ted Oliva and freshmen Josh McConville explained. impressive in scrimmages, should see “ We’re going into the season optimistic.” Beaulieu and Fred Leone. ‘The weight events will be The weight event list is led by sophomore Lesley Schwful*: April 6 Manchester A, 7 South time on the mound. Facchini, the track coach at St. Bernard’s High in dominated by senior Paul Chabot and Oliva, juniors Caromile, freshman Sue Walsh, senior Erin Windsor H, 8 North Haven Tournoment A, 11 Haggearty and Reichardt. S I “ We’re looking for a couple of solid South Catholic H, 12 Mercy H, 14 Rockyllle H, Uncasville for four years, said. “ We’d like to be Jim Varhue and Olander, and sophomore Adam 1 19 Manchester H, 21 St. Bernard A, % St. Alibrio. Schtdul*: April 7 Rockville A, 10 St. Joseph A, 14 Northwest pitchers who are going to carry us.” Joseph H, 27 Sacred Heart A. Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald competitive in our league. This is the best turnout Catholic A (Xavier), 21-22 East Hartford Relays A, 24 Sacred McConville said. “ We’re full of May 1 South Catholic A, 3 Mercy A, 4 we’ve had here in a few years.” S c M u lt; April 6 S a^lngton A, 18 Notre Dame A (Amity Heart/Mercy A, 28 Wilbur Cross A, 29 New Britain juniors and seniors.” Rockville A, 8 St. Joseph A, lOSt. Bernard H, EAST HURLER — Sue Concannon, shown in afile photo, wilt be The girls’ squad has a roster of 35 while the boys’ Rylovs A, 28-29 New Britain Invitational A (Willow Brook Park). 17 Sacred Heart H, 19 Ellington H, 23 South Invitational A (Willow Brook Park). May 2 Conard A, 8 St. Bernard/Mercy A (Xavier), 12 Senior Maura McPadden will start Windsor A. ^^'9" s°«ball tekm this has 31. The East girls had a 2-6 dual meet record last May 2 St. Joseph A, 9 Fairfield Prep/Xavler A, 13 Hortford Hillhouse A, 13 Hartford Public Invitatlonol, A, 16 9 at first base while junior Kendra Home gomes at Robertson Pork. sooson e year while the boys were winless at 0-6. Bernard/Hand A, 20 Manchester WIndham/South Windsor A, 20 Manchester Invitational, 24 Invitational A, 23 ACC chomplonshlps A (Xavie'’) ACC championships A (Xavier).