rrvlct hls- rapefntatf. «ntfntoii. w. Collaf- Tm5ES7, « work, ftar. Coll IW. 1. Lo o m , ondftlofl. m. tx- non.SMW

MfooenTT. luiwoooO, tMO/bost 2. Coll of- LOOK iBaiirltrstpr HrralJi mEMK ) Wanchester — A City o( Vlilaqe Charfp I Ford •trolt, in. led with Saturday, April 25, 10S7 30 Cent* mcoof

Mranehy SlonMuro Brown . BIm WhHo Blecit WHITE Bros. pecialo /C *3290

•4200 •070S *9Vlw PLOT lAVE •7095 k •10,200 •13,200 •5095 FOILED •13,200 I •0495 •0290 m Supremacists ERS ir St. face charges r, C T

IS LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Fifteen white supremaciits were indicted in Arkansas and Colorado for murder of a radio talk show host, sedition, attempted murder and other crimes, the Justice Department said Friday. A federal grand Jury In Fort Smith, Ark., accused 10 men of seditious conspiracy, or trying to topple the federal government, over a 21-month period beginning in July 1983. Four other men were indicted on other charges by that grand jury, while three of the 14 men indicted in Arkansas plus a woman now imprisoned in California were accused of the murder of Denver talk show host Alan Berg. He was slain in a submachine gun attack outside his home June 18, 1984. Those named in the indictments had affiliations with such supremacist groups as the Ku Klux Klan; Aryan Nations; and the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord, authorities said. “ Basically, they are anti-Semitic, anti-black,” said Don Pettus, special agent in charge of the FBI in srt. n . Arkansas. He said that he considered the supremacists dangerous and that authorities were on alert for the possibility of retaliatory violence this weekend. Hsrsld photo by Tuekw If the IS are convicted, it would have “ a significant impact” on the supremacist movement, Pettus said. MUSICAL HOlPITALin - Flutist Sara Coventry High School’s band earllerthls Three of the 15 people were still at large late Friday Howe from Clarkson Secondary School, month In Ontario. Now It’s the Canadi­ afternoon, authorities said. Seven were already in MIsslBsauga, Ontario, Canada, practi­ ans’ turn to visit. A story and more prison before the Indictments were announced, while five others were arrested or surrendered. ces Friday at Coventry High School. Her pictures are on page 6. high school band played host to foM Please tarn to page 8 r. N>. The grim search continues ------MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Three more bodies uncovered... page 2 Need money? Herald columnist gives it away on Thursdayt

be. 1st. mh li 5 OMTU bf*nie*l Searchers in Bridgeport find Supremacists planned more bodies at coiiapse site overthrow, feds claim BRIDGEPORT (A P) - Res- ‘ cuers stowly cut through a 60-foot CoBtlBBed from pBBO 1 Others among the 10 are David Eden tastfe o f shattered concrete and Lane, 48, imprisoned in Marion, III., bent steel Friday, searching for The four people hHficted in Denver affiliated with the Aryan Nations spaces that might MM missing were charged with vkriating civil rights CTiurch of Jesus Christ Christian and survivors but finding Mily the laws by interfering with Berg’s rigirt to The Order; Ardie McBrearty, 59, Midies of the dead. work because of his religion, race or imprisoned at El Reno, Okla., affiliated At least 12 workers were killed national origin. Berg, who was Jewish, with The Order; Bruce Carrol! Pierce, and 16 were missing when a frequently used Iris show to attack and 32, incarcerated at Leavenworth, Kan., downtown high-rise apartment embarrass white supremacists. affiliated with The Order and the Aryan building under construction col­ According to the 28-page indictment in Nations CTiurch of Jesus Christ Chris­ lapsed Thursday. Forty-one Arkansas, the accused seditious conspi­ tian; Richard Joseph Scutari, 39, workers were alive and accounted rators "agreed that their various imprisoned at Leavenworth, Kan., for, including six who remained organizations should unite hi an effort to affiliated with The Order; Andrew hospitalized Friday, authorities overthrow, and put down the govern­ Virgil Barnhill, 30, imprisoned at said. ment of the United States ... armed Lewisburg, Pa., affiliated with The "This the guy we picked up for stealing “ We plan to pull out three more barbells?" revolution." Order: and Richard Wayne Sneli, 56, dead bodies tonight who are not The federal imHctment also alleged imprisoned at Texarkana, Texas. part of the original nine," Lenny that five of the 14 men conspired to Snell and four others were also Grimaldi, spokesman for Mayor murder U.S. District Court Judge H. charged in Fort Smith with conspiring to Thomas Bucci, said Friday night. Connccticat Weather Franklin Waters of Fort Smith and FBf murder the federal Judge and the FBI r.-n?5 Earlier, Bucci had said the agent Jack D. Knox of Fayetteville. agent. Charged with Snell were William search was continuing. “ We’ve told Ark., and that three of the five actually H. Wade, 66, and fvan Ray Wade, 34, families that the chances that their made a murder attempt in December both of Smithviile. Ark.; and Lambert loved ones are alive are slim," 1983 Waters presided over a trial of Miller, 36, Springfield, Mo.; and David Central, Eaeteni iaterlor, SeBthweai iaterlor: Bucci said. Mostly sunny today with highs near 60. Wind northeast members of the Covenant, the Sword Michael McGuire, 24, St. Louis. Hopes fluctuated throughout the 10 to IS Clear and cold tonight with lows in the 30s. and the Arm of the Lord In 1985. Snell, McGuire and Miller also were day. with rescue workers thinking Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 60. One of the five. Richard Wayne Snell, charged with willfully attempting to they beard moaning and a member is in prison under death sentence for the murder the judge and the FBI agent. of a dog unit saying there were West OBBstal, East caaatal: Becoming mostly sunny 1983 murder of a Texarkana. Ark., pawn The Fort Smith indictment also indications of survivors at another today with higha near 60. Wind northeast 10 to 20 mph. shop operator and life in prison without alleged that Scutari and Barnhill location. But as the search dragged Clear and cool tonight with lows around 40. Mostly parole for the 19M murder of an transported more than $5,000 in stolen on through the raw Friday evening, J%- JT . * sunny, Sunday with highs near 80. money from Idaho to Arkansas and that APghMe nothing was found. Arkansas state police trooper. Smalley received more than 95,000 in Narthweat MBs: Mostly sunny today with highs near Radio stations broadcast a plea The 10 defendants charged with stolen money. '80. Wind north 10 to IS mph. Clear and cold tonight with for rain slickera for workers at the sedition in the Fort Smith Indictment Police escort a suspect Identified as William Cruse around tha lows In the 30s. Mostly sunny ^ n d a y with highs near aite, where a cold, windy rain was include Richard Gimt Butler, 69, leader The Denver Indictment charged Lane, scene of a shooting spree In Palm Bay, Fla, that left at least six of the Aryan Nations Church of Jesus Pierce, Scutari and Jean Margaret 60. falling and a fog was creeping in. people dead. At a news ctmference Friday Christ Christian, Hayden Lake, Idaho; Craig In Berg’s murder with interfering with a federally protected right, result­ evening, Bucci diacounted reports Robert Edward Miles, 62, leader of the t ing in death. Craig is Imprisoned In that tanring had been heard, saying Mountain Church of Jesus Christ the Lottery Winnere the sounds could have been caused Savior, Cohoctah, Michigan, who has Pleasanton, Calif. by shifting rubble. been affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan; The four Indicted in Denver are Fla. gunman loved guns, But Caroline Hebart, a member Louis Ray Beam Jr., 40, Dallas, members of The Order, according to the affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan and Justice Department. Connecticut daily Friday; M l. Play Four: MM. of the U.S. Disaster Team, a dog AP photo unit that has been used at earth­ with the Aryan Nations Church of Jesus Seditious conspiracy carries a maxi­ ConneV^HaraldbyBp.m.ii»aakdayaor7;80a.m. Friday. was a lot of debris around me, but the government, Rossetti pleaded guilty apparently interrogated him, then took Murdaya. plam tataphona your carrier. It you're unabla to his right arm in a sling, said he was charges were dropped against Rossetti. with the suspect was released, police " I didn’t really think it was really on the first floor Installing support none on me. I was down there for on April 10 to a substitute charge under a him to the Jail. •» ipy-igae by e p.n< Last summer, Rossetti claimed the said, and the other, who was wearing a dangerous,’’ said Terrance Willi­ about nine seconds. There was a lot federal embetilement statute that he Looking meek and forlorn, Cruse was araakdaya tor dallvary In Manehaatar. pi|W8 when the building let go. indictment was an example of the badge, police hat and a revolver in a ams, a 34-year-old native of Ja­ of dust. When I could see. I crawled consciously avoided knowledge of den­ greeted at Jail by signs posted by *1 so laaahly, I7.70tor one month " I was about to go up on a ladder, government's systematic harrassment shoulder holster, was sent to a mental maica who now lives in Bridgeport. under some debris and came out of tal benefits paid on behalf of him or his inmates saying “ fry his kind’ ’ and “ not when I heard a loud explosion and of Teamster Local 191 of Bridgeport facility. Neither man was identified. 2?"^'®'*,•*•??••• •"StoallratMaia available on laqueet He had been on the Job four days the side of the building." family totalung 918,800. insane.’ ’ the building started to shake,’’ he over the last 15 years. Rossetti is also Cruse, who had no criminal record In naIiSSSr.*ta,i**^" 111?!*'' or to ^ r t a when the accident occurred. RouetU’a lawyer, Daniel Sagarin, or pWum Idea, call 64S-2Tt t. omca houra are said. " I made an attempt to run and Williams said there was only one secretary-treasurer of the local. Florida, appeared Friday before Bre­ Witnesses said Cruse fired wildly at “ From my own little experience emphasised that his client was not K 8.M a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. f couldn’t. I lost my footing. The other co-worker with him. He said Hours before making his guilty plea vard County Judge Harry Stein for a anyone in his path as he crossed from in building construction, I figured it admitting to embestlement, but that he M ancl^tar Harald la a mambar of tha Aaaoclatad Fraaa floor I was standing on gave way he didn’t see any other workers earlier this month, Rossetti resigned brief hearing. one shopping center Into another was safe because you got managers avoided knowledge of the payments. and I went two floors down into the getting trapped in the falling from the Bridgeport Board of Educa­ Thin, ashen-faced and wearing a Thursday night, firing down at wounded i N ^ Z S a t r o l , and engineers responsible for that ■The difference between the $24,000 In basement. I didn't know what to debris, but predicted the chances of tion, an e le c ts position he held for brown prison uniform, Cruse briefly victims. Gunfire ktlled the first two part of it.’’ Williams, a plumber. restitution and the 919,900 in the think. I didn’t know what missing workers surviving is slim police offlcera on the scene. substitute information count apparently almost nine years. answered queations about his finances. Local Ncvvs te Brief l a Thai & Laotian eatery Joins a crowded field ION gtto ttoit mofMy By John F. Kirch HeroM Reporter Th« iMtmctora of the Homflea^pMr it Hkeljr to recehre a IM.MO state grant tobelppajrof theeott of a Manchester will soon have yet another Chinese t p ^ a l swimming pool for the hamHeapped. The grant restaurant, and its owners are confident th w can face anbat ends the group’s 32-jrear fond-raisittf M re. tbe competition. The appropriation was inefoded in a bu^ef pntsed Chanb Taysavang of New York and her family hope earlier this week by the state Leg^latore's Appropria­ to open MeKong restaurant at S» Center St. by the end tions Committee. While the fan General AttemMy of May or the beginning of June. Tbe eatery win feature most also approve the measure, state Kep. John W. Chinese. Thai and Laotian food, and wffl be priced Thompson said Friday it has widespread support. comparably wHh others in the Manchester market Thompson, who sits on the Appropriatkms Commit- Taysavang said. introthiced the moMure, and H received tte "We offer a different variety of food," Taysavang backing o f other members of the town’s delegation — said "So when people come in they don’t Just have state Sen. Michael P. Meotti. D-Glastonbury, and state Chinere. There's Thai and Laotian. We are aiming at a I*l*- /£mes R. McCavanagh, D-Manehester and iarger market." Donald Bates. D-East Hartford, be said. In Manchester, that may be one of the few ways to do lOH members also spoke In support of the bin at a business in the Chinese restaurant industry. In the last puMk hearing in March. year, several new Oriental food establishments have Thepool, located at Manchester High School, cost opened. Construction was begun in August, and H is But Taysavang didn’t appear worried. She pointed to s ^ ^ l e d to be officially detScated May 17, althoogh the targe Laotian population in Manchester as one lOH may have access to It before then, the group said. reason that her restaurant can survive. One reason for locating in Manchester, she said, was because of the iehool candMalt fonmi m i number of Oriental people in town. "W e know there’s a lot of competition," Taysavang D**idents who want to meet said. "But we think we have the right product." candidates running for the local Board of Education MeKong. which will have a seating capacity of 79, can attend a puMic forum scheduled Monday by the will be a family-run business, with sisters and brothers Andover Education Association, the group has MsrsM ptiMo by Klrcft cooking and serving the food. annoonced. Although she graduated with a degree in computer _ P** forum will be held at Andover Elementary Caution: bridge programming. Taysavang said she was urged into the Schoolat7:Mp.m. restaurant business by her sister. Nim Lengsavath a HWSIO photo by Nireh This ConnBcticut Trsnsit bus and othar because of deteriorating structural steel successful restaurateur in Atlanta. This building at 520 Cantor St., Just oast small vehicles will be able to continue "She wanted us to start.” ITaysavang said. "There’s new Oriental restaurant. It is the former found In the bridge during a routine m onevtobem adein it. But it’s goingto be hard work” of McKee Street, is the future site of a Prudential Insurance building. C alen d ars using the North Main Street bridge over state Inspection. The same restrictions the Hockanum River. But larger trucks apply to a bridge on Hartford Road over with loads over eight tons are restricted the Folly Brook. The state said the Sutherland ties into history of the Cheney milis from traveling over the eastbound lane bridge showed similar deterioration. MmchMt«r By Anita M. Coldwell He set a jovial mood as he showed brought "oooohs” from the young Herald Reporter mills’ closing. One of the slides showed a Monday several kinds of neckties in wildly people. newspaper clipping from 1918 that colorful designs, eliciting chuckles from P e^ on ^ ard , Uncoln Center gold room, S p.m. Cracking up The workers at tbe mills, Sutherland reported 000 weavers on strike. Suther­ John Sutherland took his young the dozen young people and parents in ZoM ^ Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing said, "cam e from everywhere." He told land told tbe audience that workers audience back in time on Friday room, 7 p.m. • the audience. The display provided him the children that families traveled by wanted more money and better working afternoon at the Lutz Children’s Mu­ with a segue into the history of the Committee, Lincoln boat to America in the 1900s to work in hours. But, when synthetics became Day seum as part of its cultural history lenter gold room, 7:M p.m. Rec director says jai alai play damaged wall Cheney mills. the mill, which was built In 1833. popular, there was reduced demand for week, which ends today. COTim l^on on Aging, Senior Center, 7:30 p.m. Sutherland explained that trains Sutherland brought his popular slide silk, and the factories closed. Bv O a ere* Lovne le ^ h . the measure was adopted, Sprague Sutherlanad, a professor of history at brought shipments of cocoons from show, "Cheney Workers were the Harold Raportar In ere are no visible cracks on the n tU n Glass Works, Lincoln Center gold room, 7- M said Thursday, Jai alai play has Manchester Community College and China and Japan to the mills. Cocoons World," which has photos from the early Sutherland ended his presentation by p.m. other two walls, nor In the adjoining continued. director of the Institute of Local History, were stripped and their silk threads days of the mill, and taped interviews of The first signs of damage to the second court. speaking about future housing planned Thursday ..However, he said the town began his talk by first asking the woven into various materials used tor residents recalling their years at the for the Cheney buildings. He emphas­ Charter Oak Park handball courts Both facilities were reconditi­ ***®*®'^® District Commission, Highway Department is at work on children their names and where they drapes, curtains, neckties, and "even mills. are now noticeable, and Manches­ oned last year for about 130,000. ized that a vital piece of Manchester’s Probate Court building, 4:00 p.m some signs that will warn players of went to school. the lining of caskets." That last fact The children also learned about the ter’s recreaUon director maintains However, Sprague has warned that history will be preserved. J^****® Ctturt building, 0;M p.m. )al alal play is responsible. the ordinance and potential fine. B iiiM ^ Committee. Municipal Building coffee- Jai alai play — because it involves Signs are already on the court, but Po//cB R oundup room, 7:M p.m. Recreation Director Scott tbe use of a hard ball - lessens the they either are Iring on tbe ground lifespan of the new surface. ♦I **“"‘*««»er-jElglith Utilities District nego­ Sprague said Thursday a crack has or do not apeciflcally prohibit Jai tiating session, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7: Mp.m. appeared in the court closest to the Some Jai alai players disagree. Blai. tennis courts. He said chunks of They claim the ball they use Is not DATE CHANGE concrete have fallen, or are about to too hard, and that chips and cracks Handball, racquetball and tennis Garage fire probed Amlov«r fall from a seam on the forewall. will occur with any ball. practice are all allowed on the court because they involve the use of a A fire that destroyed a detached garage on Benton Monday This is the wall that the ball Is Jai alai is banned from the thrown against. courts. Earlier this month, the town soft ball. Street Wednesday night is being considered suspicious, Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7:10 P.Rl. Board of Directors passed an said Capt. Jack Hughes of the Town Fire Department. There are actually two cracks, James Aldrich, president of the No one was in ju i^ in the fire, which was restricted ordinance setting fines for violators Aldrich Construction Co., the com­ ARC located on top of each other on the to tbe garage at 8S Benton St., Hughes said. Town from MS to Oloo. pany that did the reconditioning wall’s center seam Joining two firefighters arrived at the scene at 6:40 p.m. and had proudly presents Bolton The new ordinance was passed to work, has said that cracks are concrete slabs. The bottom crack is the fire under control within 10 to IS minutes, he said. make it easier for the town to crack likely to first appear along the 4 ^ H It; ^ Monday about I Inches wide and nearly a Firefighters reported heavy smoke coming from the ^ •*2?^ on^Jal alai play, although seams because the Joints u ^ to Commission, Community Hall foot long, with the top crack a officials have admitted it will be garage when they arrived. UNITED STATES nrepiace room, 7:00 p.m. similar width but about half tbe connect the slabs have a hollow impossible to strictly enforce. Since core. ’The fire is being investigated by the fire marshal and l l BenUey Memorial MARINE CORPS Library. 7:00 p.m. the police detective bureau. Hughes said. The garage is owned by Hans Lerch. Wednesday BAND Wetlands Com­ Man gets overdue Bronze Star mission. Herrick Memorial Park. 7:00 p.m. n 4 A Manchester man who paid a local attorney in More than too military people are said It was probably because the March with an altered check, making off with $35,410. MANCHESTER Covontry expected in Manchester Sunday thick Jungle on the Munda Trail, ly for military was busy during the war was charged Tuesday with first-degree larceny. a ceremony awarding a Bronse said Welcn. Monday Welch explained that Holda's ne­ James Liszewski, 43. of no certain address, allegedly Star to an Avon man for bravery The incident took place in August HIGH SCHOOL phew, Walter Sowinski of Westport, signed over a Connecticut Workmen’s Compensation GA Planning and Zoning Commission. Inland-Wetlands during World War II. 1940. Welch said. lead the effort to give him the medal check for $36,948.70 to attorney Bruce Beck for Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p m Andrew C. Holda was informed by contacUng the Defense Depart­ He added that it is rare for a payment of legal fees on March 3. police said. Steering-Uason Committee. Town Office Building, he’d gotten the honor after he was 7; SO p.m. ment in January. phrson to be given a medal but According to police. Beck then had a secretary make In concert discharged from the Army In 1044, Taeoday Holda was cited for “ brave and never receive it. In addition, Welch out a check from his own account for $38,409.96. the but never actually received the Ureless” work to string communl- noted that Holda was a member of amount of the check minus the $1,838.80 owed Beck. Memorial Commission, Town Office medal, said Lt. Ronald Welch of the * Saturday, May 2 — 8:00 P.M. ★ Building, 7:00 p.m. caUon lines from the front during a the Army NaUonal Guard, which But the check Liszewski gave Beck, issued by the First Battalion, 109th Infantry Tharaday battle on the Solomon Islands in the was activated to fight with regular State of Connecticut, had been altered and was only Regiment, which is based in Manchstlsr High School Auditorium Pacific. A staff sergeant, Holda army troops. worth $948.78, police said. The next day Liszewski ^ r d of B^catlon, Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. Manchester. worked under Japanese machine cashed Beck’s check at the Savings Bank of Rockville, Em om ic Development Commission, Town Office Why Holda never received the Sunday’s ceremony is at t p.m. at TIcksts ar« •5'” and art available at: Building, ■ p.m. gun, mortar and small-arms fire to according to a police report. honor is not clear, though Welch the Manchester Armory on Armory repair and lay the wire through Street. Liszewski was releast^ on $5,000 cash bond and is to MARC office, 57 Hollister St., Manchester, and MARC Bakery. appear in Manchester Superior Court on Monday. PsycMsIfiif fiBeM drug Om gm MILFOHD — Followlnf a three-month investiga­ tion, offieiala ammed a m ifo n f pscMatrist Thursday on ciMrges o f IHefafly b u y i^ narcotics. sUnralants and other controlled subotanceo. Edward Keelan waa arrested by Milford police and agentt of the state Department of Consumer Protection’s Drug Control Divirion on four coums of intentiany faiHng to mahnain drug control records. Authorities altege that Keelan purchased thousands of bottles o f the controlled substances during a seven-month period, according to William P. Ward, chief of the drug control division. Keelan was released on a written promise to appear in Superior Court.

Redevelopment director quite Paul McQovam, left, leads NEW HAVEN — The executive thrector of the chy the combined Coventry and Redevelopment Agency resigned following the disclo­ sure that I12.7M was found missing from an agency Clarkson tMWKls. Below, stu­ bank account. dent Venessa Hodge plays William T. Donohue. 52, handed in his letter of Irrterttly as Coventry High resignation on Thursday, saying he believed his action School band director Carl was "in the best interest of all concerned.” Donohue had been suspended last week by Mayor Biagio ^ lin a takes the podium. DiLieto. The letter of resignation was delivered by Donohue’s attorney to City Corporation Counsel Brian Murphy Htnid ptmfea try Tuc«*r along with a check for 2217.07, the remaining amount missing from the bank account. Donohue delivered a check for 212.500 to the city on April 17. Donohue, who was admitted to a hospital earlier this week, could not be reached for comment. He led the agency for 16 years. The incident is being investigated by the New Haven state’s attorney's office. APphdo Rescuers dig through the rubble of a personnel from across the state and collapsed apartment building In Bridge­ nation. Women among bishop candidates port. The collapse brought rescue The names of two women and three male priests will be entered in an election next month for the next suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut despite a nominating committee's selec­ Disaster draws wide response tion of five men. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - William A group of about 30 people dissatisfied with the five because we all know it can happen construction workers buried In the official nominees of the Episcopal Election Committee Baal was talking on the telephone to you,” Bill Sanderson of Bridge­ debris. when out his window he saw a met earlier this week and proposed five other port, a member of the Plumbers A Italian- and Portuguese-speaking nominees, said the Rev. Molly O. Louden, assistant building across the street begin to Fitters Local 173, said Friday. move. volunteers translated for families rector at St. Andrew’s Church In Meriden. Loudspeakers announc^ "Code of foreign-born workers. " I grabbed my hard hat and She said the group Included among its nominees the D” at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Police Four state police dogs sniffed gloves and ran out," he said. Rev. Margaret S. Hutchins of West Hartford and the escorted cranes to the site to clear around the wreckage, helping res­ Rev. Patricia S. Davidson of Kllllngworth. Louis Danielle and Clark Cole rubble. dropped their work at a construc­ cuers determine where they should The election committee reviewed the names of More than 100 laborers from concentrate their efforts. nominees sent to It from around the country. Including tion site when they heard nearby around the state rushed to Bridge­ several women, and submitted five candidates, all the chilling sound of twisting steel port to Join the search for fellow men. followed by the crash of tons of Others who wanted to be nominated had to submit concrete. CAR RAFFLE their names by Friday to the Episcopal Diocesan “ When you see something like In Memoiiam House in Hartford. that, you don’t ask anybody for iNANCNEtTER ELKS In loving memory of Mrs. Anna A special convention of lay delegates and clergy permission. You Just do It," Da­ nielle said. Noske who passed away April 25, from around the state will meet May 16 In Hartford to 1902. 19M UhcoIii Ttmi Car n select the assistant to Bishop Arthur E. Walmsiey. Across the city, the state and the Canadians play in Coventry nation, rescue workers and con­ Each day that dawns brings Only 300 tiokata will b« told struction experts rushed to answer thoughts of you. M00 — U.S. dent of Tenn-Ford Inc. indicating non-smokers could become ill Rep. H anM E. Ford, C.H. Batcher once controlled by Batcher’s have limited smoking in most restau­ cteage out of office as they could do with fatlMrs had in mind, not just acm e Tenn-Ford. tte imfictment said. their jeiM tors and assemMymen," because of other people’s cigarette and Jr. and ttree otter people were l^rotter, Jake, a two-ttme eamB- rants. workplaces and other pnbNc ambiguous agency who makes rules for cigar smoke. Is a company created by Beaty” to wrote H olies, who said be quH smoking the whrrie state.” imficted Friday by a federal grand date for governor who is sendng 2 8 boiidinfs in New York state beginning •even years ago. ’The Public Health Council consists of receive funds from Souttern Indas- years in prtoon for bank and tax May 7. "The executive branch is given the jury on cIMrgee of bank, mail and ■ T ^ is not the way major social and 14 doctors, lawyers and laymen Inter­ tax frand. !!**' ® * * ^ Corp and to conceal fraud. The regulations, tooted as a m o i« the duty to execute, not create, the laws,” the ttstrtbottm c l those funds for b eam poHcy changes Miontd occur in a ested in health-care iMues. It also The CHy * County Imnks and most stringent in the coontry, would Hughes said. To accept the regulations The IPcoont inttetment alleges the benefit of Harold E. Ford." representative democracy." added the includes state Health CommisMoner Dr Southern Industrial w ere e«m- “ would have us come ^ ii circle from the that Botcher o e d loans from Ms have banned smoking in taxis, food Judge. David Axelrod, who lobbied heavily for trMled by C.H. Batcher Jr., who is old days of rule by benevolent autocrat Iwnks to bay poHtical infloence Southern Industrial is a loan and markets, hanks, auditoriums and court­ State officials said they would appeal the regulations. Council m ^ b e r s are awaiting sentencing on bankruptcy to a modern rule of the benign from Ford, a MernMHa Dennocrat thrift company of Butcher's that houses, and limited nnoking to deaig- nominated by the governor and con­ fraud, tax fraud and money l a n ^ and lawyers for both sides saM the case bureaucrat." known for tornlng oat the cHy’s went bankrupt in 19«. nated areas in woriiplaces, larger would Hkely go to New York’s highest firmed by the state Senate. eriiqr charges. The Public Health Council adopted the black vote. restaurants, schools and other public court, the Court of Appeals. Hughes noted that 4« Mils introduced Also indicted was Kari A. Schled- The alleged con^racy was un­ places. regulations after months of public State Health Department spokesman in the Legislature from 1975 to 1996 to The IwMctment n id loans from a Memphtf attorney and hearings and over the objections of the dertaken to permtt Ford "to live an The state Public HeaHh Council Peter Slocum said that as part of the limit smoking in public places failed to Butcher’s financial institations Butcher aaaodate who was charged extravagant and lavish Hfestyle, tobacco imfustry and groups represent­ issued the regulations in February. appeal, the state wboM ask permission become law and said such "inaction on were diverted from letftimate W ^ helping Ford obtain the loans. well above Ms personal means,” ing restaurants and other businesses. But Justice Harold Hughes ruled in to enforce the regulations while the (the Legislature’s) part may reflect business enterprises to the personal The indictment alleges the men the indictment said. trial-level state Supreme Court that the court battle continues. The only places exempt from the that society is not ready for the change.' uses of Ford. took p a rt in a conspiracy todMraud regulations were homes, bars, hotel The conspiracy also was aimed at issue was not whether smoking should He (Hughes) said the Legislature Hughes’s decision is a major setback United American banks in Knox­ permitting tte Butcher brottwrs to rooms, tobacco stores, restaurants with Also indicted were David Crab­ be banned, but that such wktopread inakre the laws in this state. We’re for the council, which two years ago ville and MempMs, City t CouMy "use tte politieal influence of 5® or fewer seats, conventions and tree, a former Butcher accountant restrictions should be imposed by the Mated. The Constitution works,’ ’ said forced the closing of bathhouses and gay banks of Anderson and Knox HarMd E. Ford, Ms family and Legislature, not by the Council. private social functions. and business associate; Douglas R. B.J. CMtello. a lawyer for (he Schoharie sex clubs in New York City in an attempt couMles and Southern Industrial organization, for their personal, In adopting the regulations, the health s to stem the spread of AIDS. Beaty, a lawyer retained by for the benefit of Ford. Butcher and Crabtree to be presi­ political and business purposes,” Discovery of art fakes The United American banks were the indictment said. Arson suspects reverse pleas SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — District Court. U.S. Attorney Daniel Lopez has curators scrambling Three men pleaded guilty at a court Hector Escudero Aponte, a 95- hearing Friday to federal charges Romo, who filed the murder charge year-old hotel maintenance against Escudero at Friday’s hear­ APpMo DALLAS (A P) — The discovery that thru® of setting the New Year’s Eve fire worker, also pleaded guilty to a . who made the pieces that killed 97 people at the Dupont ing, did not reveal details of the plea ^ l e d pre-ColumMan sculptures at the Dallas is Brigido Lara, now head restorer at the charge of first degree murder in the bargain and District Judge Jose A. Museum of Art actually are cheap copies sent Plaza beachfront hotel and injured death of U.S. Secret Service agent Bronx^bound Veracruz archaeological museum in Jalapa 146. Fuste ordered it sealed. tremors through art circles Friday, as Manuel de Jesus Marrero Otero, Lara had nothing to do with the fraud, which They changed thrir pleas from Giant panda Ling Ling digs into his orators combed their collections for similar the architect said was perpetrated by who was in the hotel on a counterfeit The three defendants, all hotel fakes. innocem as part of a plea bargain iunch at tha Beijing, China, zoo recentiy. money case. employees and members of the middlenwn who obtained the ideces and with federal prosecutors that was A writer and an architect who determined passed them off as the real thing. Wagner The other two defendants are Teamsters Union, were charged Ling Ling and a female panda have since not disclosed. The trial had been the sculptures were made by a Mexican artist said. Armando Jimenez Rivera, 29, and with arson that interfered with been sent to the Bronx Zoo in New York scheduled to begin Monday in U.S. less than four decades ago say there may be He described Lara as "cautiously proud" Jose Francisco Rivera Lopez, 40. interstate commerce. for a three-month visit. more pieces in museums and art collections in that his work could be taken as real. this country and Europe. Fernando Winfield Capitaine, director of “ He started doing them in the 19S0s and he the Veracruz museum, said Lara was off work says there’s thousands," said architect E Official urges Logan Wagner. Friday and could not be reached for comment. He said he had no personal knowledge of the Several other U.S. museums, including the works attributed to Lara. SURPLUS W BDOW S... Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and The Dallas pieces were part of the continuation of the St. Louis Art Museum, were taken in by the multimillion-dollar John and Nora Wise sculptures, Wagner said. Collection of Ancient American Art, a group of Dallas museum officials announced Thurs- M/UIUnCIURiR OVERSTOCK! almost 9,000 pre-Columbian artifacts given to day that three of their moat prominent the museum in 1077 by a group of benefactors. breast exams just purchased a leading mid-Wes) manufacturer's overstock. Whether you are planning an ad­ pre-Columbian artifacts were not 1,000 years The Wises bought the Veracruz pieces from dition to your home or an entire development, our inventory is large enough to supply you with prc%uct> ” old. but instead were thought to have been film director John Huston, Parker said. WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government’s One year product warranty/20 year glass warranty from the manufacturer. ^ made in a Jalapa, Mexico, workshop in the top disease prevention official said Friday he hopes a Thiww-ks* kuilMid nett iacn, slight blemishes, pre-hung, 19508. Wagner and an associate, MimI Crossley, a report that casts doubt on whether breast self- fully weather-stripped, lock set extra. writer for Connoisseur magazine, notified The three ceramic sculptures are all llfesize examination alone prevents early death from cancer Flush or 6-Panel Exterior, 32* x 80" or sitting figures made in the manner of figures Parker of the possible fraud about a month will not discourage women from performing tte 36"x80" $9178 dating from A D. OOOtoOOOin whatexpertscall ago. The magazine is preparing an article on procedure. 9 Lite, 32" X 80” or 30” X 80” $ M the case. 121 the Veracruz style. Laboratory testa con­ WMIe the statistical analysis takes no stand on tte \ M t TB DesUs Nss|z, prime exterior, brickmold trim with At the St. Ixiuis Art Museum, the announce­ f in e d the newness of the figures. worth of self-examinations. Dr. Michael McGinnis said sash lock. My first reaction to the charge was very ment prompted the re-evaluation of part of the he worried that U.S. women will interpret it as a 16” X 16” glass size $49.19 defensive because these are pieces that I have institution’s 9,000-piece collection of pre- recommendation against them. 28” X 14” glass size S k l i very much admired and 1 have proudly shown Columbian art, spokeswoman Marge Lee said ■‘jS0 Many other sizes and combinations available. Friday. “ The Public Health ^ r v lc e feels It la still to all kinds of visitors, some of their great appropriate for physicians to recommend breast Wlke Vlifl Q a i Dorfis Haa|b insulated lo w E glass, "W e feel that if indeed the numbers of the pre-Columbian authorities," Harry Parker, self-examination to their paUents," McGinnis said in take out. director of the Dallas museum, said Friday,' objects were produced that the self-alleged an interview. 20” X .16” glass size $ M JI “ Now begins a more scholarly part of the forger says were produced, this certainly has AP photo 28” X 22” glass size $TlM9 process, which is to attempt to define this Implications for museums and private collec­ In a study published in Friday ’s edition of the Journal Many other sizes and combinations available. tors nationwide," Ms. Lee said. artist or artisan's works so that we can ReaNIfe Spiderman of the American Medical Association, members of the MMs/^ WM dui, insulated glass, brown aluminum U.S. Preventive Services Task Force said; "The cleanse the history of pre-Columbian art of Three of the 11 pieces tested so far have been exterior, natural wood interior. these forgeries," Parker said. FBI Agent Gary Harris gets some last-minute pointers problem with breast self-examination is not evidence determined to be modern, Ms. Lee said. 3-0 X 3-0 rough opening $78J8 of a lack of effect, but lack of evidence." I Parker said the discovery does not cast The Metropolitan Museum of Art has one this wMk from fellow agent Dick Rackleff before 4-0 X 4-0 rough opening $19117 WMIe a woman’s risk of dying an early death from doubt on every pre-Columbian piece, but does piece believed to be a fake, but testing was not Many other sizes availw le. create substantial questions about Veracruz ® PI"®®*'®® '■®PP«* down the side of the Marriott cancer decreases measurably if a doctor examines her complete, spokeswoman Berenice Heller said Marquis hotel In downtown Atlanta. The exercise was artifacts. Friday. breasts or takes breast X-rays, the same as not been part of routine monthly training established for breast self-examinations, the report CASHKOUtRY.. said. ALL $ALE$ FINAL The task force Is financed jointly by the federal Frost-busting bacteria gets test despite protests government and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. However, the views of the outside experts do not necessarily reflect government health policy and the BRENTWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Bacte­ ciently tested for safety and that r ria that had been genetically altered to white protective suit as a precauUon. task force’s report on breast cancer screening — the CO releasing them into the environment The bacteria are nearly identical to ITINBNTAL protect crops from the ravages of frost although AGS officials didn’t think it first of several the group will produce on a variety of could permit them to spread unchecked. naturally occurring bacteria, except LUMBIII was sprayed on a strawberry patch was necessary and don’t wear such gear that a small amount of genetic material topics — was not cleared In advance with the in their own labs. Friday in a historic test that followed Shortly after dawn, JuUe Lindemann, has been deleted. As a result, Frostban Department of Health and Human Services. years of laboratory tesU and legal a plant pathologist with Advanced is no longer able to produce a surface Although McGinnis emphasized that he had no is AOS attorneys have insisted the challenges. OeneUc Sciences Inc. of Oakland protein that promotes the formation of quarrel with findings In the technical document, which experiment is safe and that nothing else Vandals ripped up I,too of the 1,400 stepped Into a field about 80 miles east of frost crystals on leaves. was aimed at physicians, he said he is "concerned has bMn so thoroughly scrutinised test plants Thursday night, but they San Francisco and sprayed two strains there will be misinterpretations ... about what the ^^336 NORTH MAIN ST. M o r e its field application as the two report actually says." were replanted In time for the tests of the bacteria known as Prostban on a Frost causes an estimated |1,6 billion MANCHESTER, CT 0A040 Frostban strains, formally known as Protesters have charged that the field of 1,400 strawberry plants. worth of crop damage annually In this "It would be unfortunate if the public perception is A49-5254 pseudomonas syringae and pseudomo- altered types of bacteria were Insuffi­ The sUte reqiU r^ that she wear a rountry. To succeed, the bacteria would that It Is a recommendation against breast self- Mou.-Fri. 7:30 um-S:00 pm S usnuoresemm...... t— have to displace the natural bacteria. examination, because it is not that," said McGinnis, Sol. 8)00 om-noon deputy HHS secretary for disease prevention. V S ./W m U hi Brief ” Worker IS Amtffcaw woufiM In S M shoots E’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST _ PIRAEUS. Greece — A r<»(Mde bomb exploded F t^ y sprayh« a militanr bin wtth ehrapMl and « J e ^ tbm wounded M pe< ^ . inclwfii^ M AmerieaM. poUce and the U S. Embasey reported. bosses TOGETHER TVelve of the American* were ndHtary peraoanei, and the other four wore dviHane. An embaaey statementaaid M Americana were treated at a beepiM ATLANTA (AP) — A disgruntled and the Manchester Herald for minor injurie*, but the other two remained employee walked into a crowded hoapitaHaed. office at Georgia Power Co.’s The bomb, detonated by remote control. Mew a downtown Atlanta headquarters three-fom bole in-a atone waH bedde the road and Friday, shot and wounded two of smaaheddte wfndowaof theboa. The vehicle careened her supervisors, then sat at ber off the road into a tree. desk and killed herself. No gronp cM m ed reaponaiMlity. Moxefia Datnby, 3 i, had been PoHce aaid the bomb exploded at 5: Ipp.m. near the upset because she fod not get a central market in nraeua. the aeaport for Athena. promotion, company officials and police said. She had submitted her resignation earlier this week, offi­ Reagan to maal wNfi raportara cials said. W ASim roTO N — Preddent Keafan, who doea not BWore Ulliiq; herself, DanMty plan to hold a formM newa conference in AprH, win be shot and wounded I>avid PMIHpo, questioned briefly by six reporters next week, his 33, her immediate supervisor, and spokesman announced Friday. John David English, 53, the utiHty’s White H o ^ spokesman MarHn PKxwater said a payroll manager, police said. transcript of the 15-minute senton with Joumaiists Len Sturdivant, who said he was TJiesday afternoon win be made avdIaMe imme­ in a cuMcIe adjacem to D a n e ’s, diately to the rest of foe press corps. said he heard Phillips shout, “ No. F i t z w ^ said foe presided dM not plan to Mud a don’t do that,” and then heard formal, broadcast news conference in April. shots. He said the participanu in Tuesday’s session win be No one else was wounded, police t hi c l ^ n by the White House. He added that it was said, although there were as many scheduled to increase foumalists’ personal contact and as 193 people on the floor at foe acceu to Reagan ami that more such sessions would be time. scheduled in foe future. Dansby, an accounting clerk in foe company’s payrMI departmem, bought the .354;aUber handgun 8«nat« patMt road aafaly bHI Thursday, police spokeswoman WASHINGTON — The Senate passed a highway Marion Lee said. safety bill today that would require automakers to put She said Dansby’s bufoand toM lap-and-shoulder safety belts in tlw rear seats of new pMIce Ms wife seemed in good cars and to improve safety features of Ught trucks and s|rfrits before leaving for work minivans. Friday morning and had said ■ y fj The measure, which now goes to foe House for nothing to indicate she was contem­ consideration, also would direct foe government to try plating suicide. Dwight Dansby said his wife had and create a numerical rating system that would tell AP photo consumers of foe relative crashworthiness of cars. not tvorked Thursday, but had “ The war against highway death and injury is not looked for a new Job. She cam# going well,” Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., one of the home optimistic about herchances, Allen hoop? authors of the legislation, said before it was approved he said. "There are highway safety problems that cry out for “ She was pleased about that. The *P®cemen in their chemicai protection gear, attention.” next thing I know this happened," im n iS in r famiiiarize themseives with the he aaid. "One of the detectives said Last year, 45,600 people died in highway crashes, a 4 * baaketbali game at percent increase over 1985, according to foe NaUonal she purchased the gun yesterday. Frankiyn s Fieid in Rome, N.Y., recently. Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Auto manufacturers would have to install lap- shoulder belts in the rear seats of half the cars made after Sept, 1,1089, and all automobiles produced after m- Sept. 1, 1990. Recent tests have shown that in some instances, the lap belts now in back seats are not ggr^'News, Sports, Foatures and sufficient protection and, in some cases, cause abdominal injuries. i r l i f f McOonald’ae tool .. Dissident arrivss In Switzerland Become a New Manchester Herald Sub­ I w ' scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and ZURICH, Switzerland — Anatoly Koryagin, who u m i t ? . ■m m -. served six years in Soviet labor camps for accusing we’ll send you a IS.OO book of Mo- § authorities of sending sane dissidents to mental Oonald’s* Gift Certificates to use at any hospitals, flew to Switzerland with his family Friday. The 45-year-old dissident psychiatrist, released two kMcOonald’s* location. Don't waHI months ago, said in Moscow he felt sad about leaving his homeland but did so because of “ what has happened to me and my fam ily.” He was taton to Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport at Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the midaftemoon in a StSIss Em bauy car with his wife, three sons and mother for the Swissair flight. Manchester Herald Office at; 18 Bralnard Pl„ Manchester. Ct. 06040 In brief remarks to reporters before going through customs, he said; " I have to leave now because of the situation and what has happened to me and my family. In these conditions, I cannot remain.” aubscriber (for a mlnTnlLmlfTa""] weeks) and receive my |S.OO book of MoDonald’sS Gift Certifloatee. I Philippint church gets tough Name— ______! Manilla, Philippines — The Roman Catholic Church Address. is cracking down on priests, nuns and lay worker* who have Joined the Communist rebels and is Investigating Phone__ whether church money helps support the insurgents. The moves come after years of warnings by deposed GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD President Ferdinand E. Marcos and the military that the church was Infiltrated by Communists and that ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: church funds were financing the IS-year rebellion. 46 West Center St. 1221 Tolland Tnpk. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square Mancheatter;'CT. Mancheater, CT. East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. BUSINESS ia Brief Financial experts hard pressed BiMlfWM worinhop M l at MCC to explain volatility of markets Many hospitals A two session w o rk to p for business managers and superviaors on ‘Pbrfonnanee Appraisal” win be held at MancbMter Community CM Ie^ on May 8 and 12 N E W Y O R K (A P ) - Even to find themselves from 7:18 to 9; IS p.m. people with loiHf experience on WMl Bruce Harvey, counselor-investigator wHh the S in e i, the recent volatiie behavior MARKET REPORT Equal Em ployment OpportunHy Office. U.S. Postal of the securities markets has been Service, wiB be the workshop leader. Topics of disturbing and a bit baffling. on critical list diacunkm win indode Job definition, staff develop­ When the Dow Jones industrial ment and training, problem solving, monitoring average posts one of Ms biggest employee performance, and the formal review point advaacM and one of its process. biggest tones ever on successive NEW YORK (AP) — The hospital industry is ’The registration fee is days, as it did this past ’Tuesday and strugidiiW to find a cure for some serious butfness $a . Fo r information, call problems these days. v n -m a . Wednesday, explanations come hard. Most people, naturally, tend to think of hospitals as Newton Zinder, E .F . Hutton’s social institutions, dedicated to healing the Mck and the injured. Spaulding naw ehambtr mambar .respected market-watcher, called it ”a manic-dopresaive perfor­ But no matter who owns them — religious Institution, Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding, D.M .D.. with offices at mance that could probaUy be government or proflt-maUi^ corporation — hoqtitals 14 M yrtle St. for the pracUce of othodoMics, has Joined better analysed by a psychiatrist are also burinesses that must cover their expenses for the Greater Manchester than a marlwt analyst.” empfoyees, equipment, upkeep and so forth. . Chamber.of Commerce. Td be sure, the Dow’s gyrations Like a hotel or an airline, a hospital needa to keep a SpauUng has been in these days present-an exaggecated certain percentage of its capacity occupied paying practice for 89 years. He picture (d vdlatiilty in stock prices. customers to maintain Its financial health. is a mem ber of the At its current lofty levels, a 99-point In fact, up until the last few years hospital American Academy of change in the average represents management was generally considered a prosperous Orthodontics and its re­ the equivalent of a 7- or 8-point buriness full of promise. ’The leading companies In the gional components and of swing Just a few years ago. Industry were expanding rapidly and posting solid the American Dental As­ Furthermore, the average has earnings growth. sociation, He is a become Increasingly prone to big E a rly in this decade, those circumstances began to member of the Connecti­ changes as the divisor used to APplWlO change as the nation began to confront the problem of cut Dental Society and is compute it keeps shrinking with the the mounting cost of health care. a member and a past As the Japanese yen hits a post-war high stock splits that are so common in a morning, trading on the Tokyo foreign Legislators, employers and insurers began to seek president of the Man­ bull market. against the U.S. doliar on Friday exchange market gets hotter. cheaper alternatives, wherever possible, to hospiUli- chester Dental Society. \ And, of course, the big stocks that Mtion. The system under uiilch Medicare pays for He is member of the make up the Dow are the issues hospital care was changed. Manchester Rotary Club most commonly involved in Since 1981. when hospital utilisation peaked, the and a past chairman of computer-program trading year-hy-year total number of days spent by patienU in 2,238.37, Rs lowest level since early that the credit markets won’t let Dollar's skid starts reaction the Conservation Qtm- maneuvers. hospitals has dropped 19 percent, notes David Lothson mlssion. He holds a life March and down 40.62 from the inflation return,” Yardeni said in a N E W Y O R K (A P ) - The belea­ But there has been nothing week before. recent commentary. 0.4 percent in March, matching the value, and interest rates soared in an analyst who follows the Industry for PalneWehber membership in the Man- l guered dollar akldded to new lows Inc. illusory in the past few weeks about The New York Stock Exchange If rising rates accomplish the February Increase. ‘The increases, the money markets. ‘The rate on Chester Land Conserva­ against the Japanese yen Friday, the volatility that has hit the credit composite index fell 3.22 to 189.37, mission of stabilizing the dollar, the although moderate, represented an six-month Treiuury bills, for in­ tion Trust and in the again triggering a chain reaction in ”In most industries, such a falloff in unit demand markets, knocking prices of bonds and the American Stock Exchange optimists argue, then there is good annual inflation rate of 8.1 percent, stance, Jumped to 0 percent from Manchester Historical Qr. Spaulding U.S. financiai markets that sent would have translated Into a commensurate decline in down by some 10 percent in value in market value index was down 7.14 reason to hope that rates can come well above the 1.1 percent rise in 8.82 percent. Society. stock and bond prices tumbiing and 1086 when costa were held down by capacity, measured in this Industry in terms of a few short weeks. at 321.60. down again afterward. interest rates soaring. He is past president of the Hartford Council of At the center of all this stormy plunging oil prices. The stock market fared no better. licensed beds,” Lothson observes. Volume on the Big Board aver­ In any case, maintains Robert S. American Youth Hostels Inc. and now serves on its activity is the U.S. dollar, which has Goid and silver prices aiso ‘”rhere’s only a whiff of Inflation ’The Dow Jones average of SO “ To date, however, licensed beds have dropped only aged 178.68 million shares a day, Salomon Jr. at Salomon Brothers board of directors. dropped to record lows against the climbed, with silver reaching its in the market, but there’s a industrials dropped 48.60 points to 8 percent below their peak levels, a reflection of the against 208.82 million the week Inc., the recent case of Jitters, on Spaulding is a graduate of Bowdoin College and of the Japanese yen. before. highest level in nearly three years. tremendous amount of panic, and 2,288.37 — giving it a loss of 170.17 peculiar combination of economic, social and political Wall Street need not be taken as a Tufts University School of Dentistry, where he also The situation has stirred concern The turmoil was the latest the two don’t mix from the points, or 7.6 percent, since it hit a considerations influencing hospital capacity in the The way some observers see it, signal of an end to the long bull United States.” took a post-graduate course in orthodontics. that a loss of confidence in the illustration of how investors have standpoint of an intelligent re­ record high 2,408.84 on April 6. the Fed might not to have to tighten market for stocks. become increasingly concerned dollar will depress Intemationai credit after all, since bond traders sponse to the economic news, ” said Occupancy rates at all the nation’s hospitals now “ The market is currently not that the dollar’s slump will lead to trade, and perhaps cause the are already at work effectively William Gross, managing director With investors worried that average about 64 percent, says Edwin Gordon, health Mobil to move out of New York exhibiting the complacency, the higher inflation, higher lending Federal Reserve to tighten credit in doing the same thing. new issue fever or the low cash of Pacific Investment Management higher inflation would erode the care analyst at ’Tucker, Anthony A R.L. Day Inc. rates and, perhaps, an economic N EW Y O R K — The Mobil Corp. announced Friday order to brake its slide. In this sense, bond-market par­ reserves that typically accompany Inc., a money management firm value of their financial assets, they Among the four leading hospltal*chain operators — recession — all of which are bad that it planned to consolidate its headquarters by “ If interest rates have to go up to ticipants are acting as “ vigilantes” a market top. Highly volatile baaed in Newport Beach, Calif. have increasingly moved money American Medical International, Hospital Corp. of news for financial assets such as moving the entire New York office of 1,900 employees defend the dollar, what happens to against inflation, to use the word into “ tangible” assets such as America, Humana Inc. and National Medical Enter- markets are more consistent with stocks and bonds. Investors are extremely nervous to Fairfax, Va. the current economy, which is best often applied by Edward Yardeni, precious metals and other com­ prises — the average is barely SO percent. market bottoms,” Salomon said. Some professional money man­ because the tumbling dollar has, at The move is expected to take about three years, said described as sluggish?” said Wil­ economist at Prudential-Bache ” We believe that the combination modities whose prices are expected “ Price discounts are becoming more prevalent as agers and economists said, how­ least for now, abruptly altered the Mobil chairman and chief executive officer, Allen E. liam LeFevre at Advest Inc. Securities. of slow growth and low inflation will to rise in tandem with inflation. hospitals compete with each other and with new ever, that the markets’ concern environment of stable interest Murray, At Friday’s close, the Dow Jones “ A spike in bond rates may be alternative treatment sites,” Gordon adds. continue to benefit financial might be overstated. rates and inflation of the past few In London the price of gold He said the decision to leave New York was difficult average of 30 industrials stood at required to demonstrate once again assets.” They said that despite the dollar’s years. Jumped 88 an ounce to 8462, and “ At first, hospitals were successful at reducing their because Mobil, through its predecessor companies, had been based here since 1866. decline, the U.S. economy’s con­ Investors’ fears were exacer­ silver climbed to 80.10 an ounce costs. This has become more difficult as utilization has tinued sluggishness, reasonable bated Friday when the dollar from 86.83 — the first time silver continued to decline and initial cost-cutting steps have Mobil Is the nation’s second-largest oil company, growth in the money supply and plunged in Tokyo to 189.80 Japanese has been above $9 since June 1984. already been accomplished.” reporting 849.4 billion In total revenue last year. Only Market woes don’t faze buyers other factors suggest the upturns In New York-based Exxon Corp.'s 876.2 billion in sales yen, its lowest level since modem "A lot of people are getting antsy, inflation and interest rates will be “ We view the next three to four years as a period of was greater. NEW YORK (AP) - The finan­ exchange rates were set in the late and the tendency then is to convert investment trading floors. this past week showed Just how far modest — especially if the dollar struggle to determine survival, not dominance.” The oil company’s headquarters are currently split cial markets were still firm ly in the 1940s. some of your money Into a safer Indeed, consumer confidence is gone. soon stabilises. predicts further declines in hospital between Fairfax and New York, a setup Murray said grip of dollar-shock this past week, In response, prices of long-term haven,” said James U. Blanchard, up by at least one measure. The first-quarter estimate for the The Labor Department reported utilisation through the rest of the 1960s, and says the has led to inherent organizational inefficiencies. gyrating wildly with anxiety about ’Treasury bonds skidded nearly I who heads a precious metals firm A confidence index put out by the gross national product — the Friday that consumer prices rose industry faces the prospect of “ significant downsiz­ The high cost of living and operating a business in prices and Interest rates. But what points, or810forevery81,000of face bearing his name in New Orleans. Conference Board rose markedly in broadest measure of the economy’s —ing, or-- reduction •'''-ovvawaa ofvs capacity.v e s p a v a b / . New York were other reasons involved in the decision, of the consumer, once the engine of March to 08.1, up from 03.2 the health — was up a strong 4.3 he said. the economy’s expansion? previous month. The Index is based percent, but a component statistic Analysts say the nation’s buyers on a value of 100 established in 1088. on personal consumption was rela­ Inflation continues slow but steady climb in ’87 are still slugging along, re s ig n ^ to “ The consumer Is still fairly tively weak, analysts pointetfout. QHADA plant spring ttll-a-thon taking a back seat to other confident about the economy In Most of the growth In the GNP economic drivers this year. general,” said Jason Bram of the was attributed to a giant increase in WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer In the tradition of its Washington’s Birthday Sale, the income. 810.0 billion. Part of the weakness came “ The consumer is going to be a business-supported research Inventories. And whUe warehouses prices continued their slow but steady inflation figure was higher than the Greater Hartford Automobile Dealers Association is The inflation rate would translate to neutral force in the economy,” said group. were being Jammed, sales were climb last month, moving up at an from a drop of 81.3 billion in manufac­ having a new threwday spring sell-a-thon in which Its 8.1 percent if it continued unchanged for a O in istra U o n ’s predicUon, but said it Robert Dederick, chief economist Yet even the most optimistic falling, for the first time since the annual rate of 8.1 percent, the govern­ turing payrolls in March after a rise of members will be offering sale prices while at the same a year. For the first three months of the 82.8 billion in February. should slow as energy costs work their for Northern ’Trust Co. of Chicago. outlooks for spending are being 1982 recession. Consumer spending ment reported Friday. time raising money for the “One Lap For Kids” year, consumer prices have increased way through the economy. “ He's not going to be feeling very hedged these days. Bram said the was off 0.4 percent. Economists said the pace, nearly five In a third economic report, the Labor program to benefit the University of Connecticut’s at an annual rate of 6.2 |)ercent. ebullient, ^ t he’s not under a lot of increase in the Conference Board’s The government’s Consumer times last year’s inflation rate, proba­ Department said that Americans’ aver­ While this is something to watch, It’s Children’s Cancer Fund. In a related report, the Commerce pressure either.” index was due largely to improved Price Index report showed a 0.4 bly is typical of what Americans can age weekly earnings, after adJusUng for not something to be alarmed about,” The event takes place Thursday through May 2. Any Department said personal incomes rose inflation, fell 0.7 percent in March, the licensed driver who visits a participating GHADA Buyers apparently are not as expectations for employment, not percent rise in prices In March, expect for the rest of 1967. 0.2 percent in March, the weakest gain Fitzwater said. biggest monthly decline since D^ member showroom can register to win a 819,000 credit spooked by the dollar’s decline as spending. Indicating inflation is alive and The Labor Department said the in four months and a sharp drop from a the markets have been. The wonw comber. The setback left inflation- toward a car. ’The drawing will be held May 4. “ 1988 was a very good year for well, WhUe personal income and Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent 1.8 percent increase in February. Frt''®te economists have been pre­ of some investors that the weak ousted earnings l.l percent below F o r any customer who test drives a car between spending, partly due to falUng spending rose only sUghtly during in March, identical to the February dicting inflation of 4 percent to 8 percent dollar will fuel inflation and force Wages and salaries increased at an where they were a year ago. Thuraday and May 2, each participating GHADA prices and low financing rates on the month. increase and double the March rate of • for the year, and several said the March the Federal Reeerve to tighten .ts 'annual rate of gr.4-billion in Match, ■ At the White. House, presidential dealer will donate 88 to the “One Lap For Kids” care and other Miinge. In 1987. a lot “The fears of higher interest I inbrdgM hi Airtertcana*'''liihTaoiMl iptlptlqn, reporl, reinforces their credit is not as prevalent In. the . dowB .'Sharply from 'February’s'gain of spokesman Mdrlift FUiwater said the forecaste. , . ., program. The dealers hope to raise between 880,000 of thoae things are gonst*' he said.- rates and Inflation are. wnll- and 830,000. natioD’s.malls and carlote as it laen '. ;A ih g tt«ry of.^eosBomie reports fp()nded,” ,sa Ralph Rand. MaMhester USA Today. Chock Stene la a ayndleated cehuB- Kappa smarts, she delighted many a But some pretentious prognostica­ alat. > « 0 •>1» I '»'*■*>> > 'ri* j '# *r V >' \* 4 cfcwcfc Brfteih Board G o o Diess tHo volunteers PMHi PtoHofMl MhoNe Churdi 9W«bdrls», 9 ssM w V m .; AetivMcs acftedoled tM* week at St. JolmtlieBoetiHt (AmembWasof God>. tjwrcb scbool, 9:45 p.m.; eofbMfWiaw- Editor’s note: ’This coinmn is iBBteers raising money for the g . »*a d . lo o m svindser. i ^ , 11 d.m.; tody OMWOI opon Conoofdto Luftman Church prepared by the staff of the P M ik NatkMMl Catkoiic Ckiireh ioclode: SE^wICVS RWwIOSO vfj o m ’ Otwyahwo. aoiter. 9:39 Manchester Area Conference of ~ • ■ •"»•: 1*:» a m., mimal SiS'’r3S! y ^ ****aa*» WiW o.m., wor- M ^ W.lmswchpilpr'.^. ShapMard7 Activities for the week of April 9s ay Concordia MACCN cwb 5?**’ ®*?*^!^ breakfaet (Swieasoftka). apoBaored by !*S*r,gy * * * y and aursat y; 7;99p,m., Lutberaa Church; Churches. YO U ARE IN V IT E D to the R & . ' d S a s ^ ' * • "* Women a B le a ^ Sacrament Society. Sunday — 9 a m., holy communion; 9:15, church Mayor’s Prs^er Breakfast on May By Nonev Corr Satrn^ - » a m., claaaea of Chriatian doctrine in school. Christian growth hour on "Images of Hope ” Day Camp. 7 from 7;9B to 9;99 a.m. at preparation for flrat holy commonion; 19a.m., private LCA video on world hunger; 19:36. holy communion Executive Director Goodbye Furniture Bank and Concordia Lutheran Church. Com­ W9W O. SmHb, r*efar. Aim* J. Wridsr. rontawioin fw children; 19:15 a m., claam of oMHontractor. WorsMp: 7;39o.m.ond Monday — 7:99 p.m.. worship and music committee: Feed a Friend surphis food (Rstrt- plimentary invitations are availa­ 7:90 p.m.. agoraphobia support group. I have a little memo on my desk ‘'T*",?? ‘n preparation for confirmation *t-'*22acbeefwr. Wtv. Josm^! ?■* elHirm tcbool. 9:39 o.m.; bution. No more Farm er's M ark^ ble at the town bail and the Savings weekdaya - s a m. maaa with the Rev. Stanley M bpoy-sminp, 9:15 to 11:75 o.m.; Holy Tuesday — 9 p.m.. Catechetics Resource Center that really made me stop and think. or Honor Court. Requests for meek, mintsfer. Schedute; 10:30 a m . Bodwrisf, 19 o.m. *y*ry W d nasdOy. ^J^ C » y « » 9 f JSSPS Ckrtwpf Lower- Bank of Manchester. A ll those Loncrta, celebrant. J5? *5?*^Sl** **•' Monches- 6:36, Children’s Choir; 9 p.m.. adult Bible study It begins “ So long, volunteers ...” I transportatioB to the doctor or preparing and serving the break­ J S f ^ ’ '•*"’*•*> ear* orovtdad. (MS- ter. Robert S. GorWner, Mmop, 9:30 had a dream the other night that o.m.^, soCToment meewnp; »:S0 o.m., Wednesday — 19:39 a.m., agoraphobia support treatment at the clinic would be fast and participating in the pro­ every volunteer (in Manchester) Baptist Woman’s Sumtey ^9a9*k» Si Lofc* St., Gtotpel Simdoysc^tondprlmory; 11:40a.m., group; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. refused. No more fabulous com­ gram are voinnteers. **V: -tom*! MIOMtV, soeletv. (4494003 Thursday — 9 am .. Bible class: ll am had set sail for another country. I munity dinners for the isolated and Now you can watch "S ioah ” ow or. 9.30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 or t7r-i i6t) stood smiling on the pier, throwing The annual American Baptist Women's Sunday will o.m., worship s*rvlc*; 7 p.m , *v*nlna . Skweboflboiiyippopd, on*vonp*i- administrative staff; 7 p.m., AA group homeien. Urgent caito for help without leaving the comfort of your sm-vic*. («».53t«) •""..•v.nino L*L°?: -*y!.'-9?«y'- ehwch, RobwTson be oteerved this week at the 19:30 a. m. worship service tebool, N o ^ School Stre*t, Monebes- National CathoNe confetti, shouting "goodbye to would find the fuel bank empty, the living room. Begtoming Monday at at COTnmunity Baptist Church. The service was Hlllstown f ^ R * v . Dovld W. Mullen, pastor. three-hour nneetings.” No more human needs fund depleted — no 9; 90 p.m.. the Holocaust docmiien- Meetlnp Sundoys, 10 to 11:30 am EmaiHMl Lutheran Church attendance records or minutes or planned under the leadership of Vivian Shaw c m L n ? c 2 !,* * 5 ? ^ Fowfb wpfienoi room at the hm. tary will be aired (m national public iio.m.,worshIps*rvlce:7p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. S y " * " * Cberch, 33 Golwey St., Mon- chairwoman of Spirituai Growth, and will focus on the eveiHno tervlce;; 7 p.m., mfd-wtifc Mim gasty Cbtistio^ eiiewmip, so? Events scheduled at Emanuel Church for the week of postcards. Gooye to bake sales April 27through May 2 is National television on four consecutive even­ service. Nursery of all services. (649- chester Rev. Stanley m . Loncolo, theme “ Celebrate the Journey.” e. MIddf* Turnpike. Daniel M. Bols- p »to r Sundoy moss scheihile: 9 o m April 28: and tag sales, no more phone efuty Vohmteer RecognitioB Week. E v­ ings. Monday through ’Thursday. The Singing Circle will sing 'T ’ll Walk with God ” and >6o I" ; Wednes- Weekday masses, 0 o.m. (443-5904) Sunday — 8:98 a.m., worship; 9:45 a m., church or solicitations.” Sounds great, ery day Mnnid be Voinnteer Recog- ’Then will be repeated Sunday, May H m S!!*^!.***** »*• 090f/ 2« «*°y Bible sfy^, 7 o.m.; solid rock doesn’t it? t ^ message. “ Stretches of the Road” will he delivered Niiistown Rood, Monchester. Rev. K £"W»«boos*, 7:30 p.m, first Soturdoy of school: II a.m.. holy communion, children’s chapel, nitioB Day and every week Volun­ 3. in a marathon broadcast starting Kr*uti«r, pastor. I443-7S43) Tfia ItlOOfn. Naiarane Unfortunately, we would also be by Margaret Edgerly, an American Baptist wife and tbwell, 73 E. nursery. teer Reccqpiftion Week. at 9; 99 a.m. and emnng at 19 p.m. mother from Southington, who is a student at Yale - f " " . ••rtordonomiPdfienai saying. ” G oo<^e soup kitchen, VMunteers, we salute and honor £hprcbj74SMoinSt.,Manchester. Rev, *2? as Mom St,, Monday — 3:96 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:45p.m.. Scouts; All broadcasts will be ehised- Divinity School. f ^ '^ 9 r . lo’a'^TsLhd^^'JS;?;?! Sundoy, 10 o.m., Moneherter. Rev. Ptilllp Chotto, senior 7; 30 p.m.. Property. shelter and emergency pantry.” you and all your good works. God captioned for the hearing- odult BIbl* study ond Sunday school; 7 g” *?;;-,*99. Mork G r ^ , minister ot Without volunteers we would be 'Tuesday — 19a.m., Old Guard; 1:90p.m. WeGals: 8 bless you all. impaired. The premiere is sche­ p.m., worship service. Tuesday ot 7:30 oytreocn. 9:30 o.m., Sundoy school; forced to close the doors to the om., special BIM* stuiPos; Wednesday 10:« o.m., worship, children's church p.m.. Belte Choir to Betbany-Cromwell. duled In observation of national 8f. Mary’s Episcopal Church hungry and the brnneless. ’The S U '£ A 5 ! j' Jf!*?’*'’'** »«^''le*. Prover ond nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise Wednesday — 9:98 p.m., staff meeting; 6 to 8 p.m., R E M IN IW R — ’The Cops and Holocaust Remembrance Week. A 64M731, 34 hmirs. clothing bank would be empty, the The schedule this week at St. Mary's Episcopal ChrlstiMi Scitnow *^«9'^jw w jj9. Mid-week BIM* study, Conflrmatlon Resource Center; 7; 30 p.m.. mission and Robbers benefit basketball go n e is 24-page companion guide ia availa­ CfwtRf. StTfl, Mancfm- pantry shelves bare. Church is as follows; ^ r k t*^:W«('^7bfaohlaobf4o;?9«9» f » .Chorch, 107 Resource Center. p.m. ’There will be an open Sf ' Monchester. Rev. check to aid those In need would not ^esday. — 5 p.m.. Children and Cappella choirs; Friday — 7 p.m., peace-prayer vigil at St. Mary’s. foul-shooting contest at half-time ’THANK Y O U T to all those who - J9kpm's WWPiSMl ,_ 447 Tolland iS S rZ iL S W ' "»'">**99 » o.m.. Sun- be given, and even if given It would 6:99 pjn.. church school teachers’ meeting; 7:99 p.m. Iynv!!>*' j«9*dovtCon- Saturday — 8 p.m.. A.A. with prizes for the winners have helped os feed the hungry by MancfaCTtCT ram ify Day Care Exchange. Church of Chrtet yBRRIlpR pMbf# Study, 7 p.m.; Ttiuf9> not reach the bank. Isolated elderly Don’t miss this annual basketball donating food items to Shei^herd’s ^-r-< . yk99erotlc Ministry School would not be remembered at W edne^ay — 19 a.m., holy communion; 19:4Sa.m,, (tpMkInf courso), 7 p.m.; Sarvlc* W l S S S S l i rivalry between Manchester clergy Place; Catherine Byron, Ed Bnsh- BlWe study; 7:89 p.m.. Senior Choir. l- i ^ l ond V*rnofi Mormont h m open houM Christmas, the good-as-new used and p^lce. Tickets will be availaMe nell, Ann Jackson, Lillian Krob. a & .’issB g^argi'ggi toys which bring such Joy to both attiwdoor; adults91.59,ycrangsters Mary Kuzmickas, Mary Leslie. TImrsday — II a.m.. Ladies Guild; 1:99 p.m.. Manor After months of renovations, the Church of Jesus ^*,Cl!IKJ'S!W;t»8; SS parents and children of low-income and seniors 91. Emily Miller, Rita Lombardo, servMw; 4 p.m., Cherub Choir; 7 p.m., B ^ Scouts; 7 - 9 9 Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons) is inviting p.m., high school ctmflrmatlon class. @ Lss5i«£j$i«? Sifc , Pfaabytarfan families would grace the g a rb a ^ After a heroic struggle last year, Florence Noyes, Barbara Phillip. people of all faiths to an open bouse Sunday from 3 to 6 can instead of the Christmas tree, Saturday — 9:99 a.m.. Youth tanday rehearsal. the cops overpowered the robbers, Bridget Rooney, Custom Carte •Nvrtth — C o m tyrtlw -Pi’tsbytorifp Cbbrch, p.m. at 90 Woodside St. children would wander the streets 63-55. Commissary, Gassic Cakes and 52“tt2f ^TrpwbrldpeRood. Coven- Richard E. Bohne, a member to the congregation TamMo BPHi fbalom, 4N e. Middle during the two weeks of Interfaith Remember, all players are vo- Pastry. Helen’s Bakery, First who served as general supervisor of renovations, said Andover CongregatloiMl Church puTJg**- ^"*'**^*''- *lriiard^ Baptist Church, South Methodist •Mn* We2wUi5f'“ y s S '^ IW IP W - more than 9900,000 was spent to upgrade the church The Rev. George A. PabooJIan. pastor of the Gilead *in*rltot. Beryl­ Church Youth Fellowship, Temple jS!!rcW7Sirt9rst.2: s ' *w»day.teTburtdev,t:15 building and surrounding grounds. Local members C o n i^ a tlo n a l Church In Hebron, will be the gueot Beth Sholom. * 9 *^ 9 ssrylee, miraary, ?in'TWU*'^ 9:45 p.m. Saturday. Freebytertp* Chorch ef Mopchesttr, donated more than 1.200 hours of work to help reduce Bishops appeal for morality Congregational Church in Andover the costs, be sai(l. at the 11 a.m. worship on Sunday. worship yEsS&rn'AM'ism ••ryles, nursery, 9M5 o.m., Sundw "Some people who have only pushed buttons and PabooJIan will be in Andover as part of the “ pulpit Jewtoh — Rwform ARLINGTON, Va. (A P) - About ’’The sad state of much In (4499W4)^ **■"*■' '"^•''mol worship. pencils got dm n on their hands and knees to scrap 100 bishops representing four Meth­ exchange 'spoiMored by the Tolland Association of ettntrU., Monctwtfer. Rev. Naw*ll H intercollegiate athletica, miscon­ .TpwrWp M h H N M , loot Pester St. ftoors and use trowels. People were doing things that odist denominations have appeal^ duct within religious communities, the U n lM Church of Christ. The Andover pastor, the Cx^ttlen^toulb Windsor. Steven Cbo- made their backs ache and their allergies run, but they Rev Richard H. Taylor, will be leading worship at the tineyer, rabM. Sentices, 9: IS p.m. each to American people and their charges of cheating with Inside ^•doy; rtlldren's services, 7:4S p.m did It anyway because there was a need,” Bohne United Congregational Church in Tolland. Roman Catholic leaders to reclaim firm standards information In the stock market, second Bridm of each month. If ft ttm explained. T2T**!!? •yvlee, sanctuary; to of integrity. graft and mitue of public funds, are S P ^ K S o . i ^ y m s ^ j . (4«7j94l) The members of the Manchester congregation built a “ No society can endure when all symtoms that ‘winning by any d J S T 5.” .W999nsaal CMwch ef Aa- Liftharan tool shed, painted the Interior of the church, prepared JUX". P9Pl"4lW)' '® '* ' atato. Wa naad to halp our ohlL and Junior high youth groups; 7 p.m., choir practice- lSrsSl2JS:''in'!f-'*’ "''"LV«'-.»99^ Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., Edgar-Comell Circle Work- , , men s seminar; women’s Bible stutfy. RoW i^rrsojr^^ shop; 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. Boy ' | ~ l l o n o | g 4 a dran to aooapt thanwalvas wHh N p I-A-RM to ebureb; 9:43 p.m., ftSMduia-' in •*9*dbwalte, pottor. thoir Imparfaotlono, to raallta ’Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. rijyjfh scbpol, nurtory to prod* eipbt, Scout ’Troop 47; 7:90 p.m., teachers’ meeting. that mlatakaa ara oaMom fatal iiS sf.-S iriiS ss'"" Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 4:30 teilowsblp; 11:15 o.m„ lunlor cboir; 4 ..” y - Lemorup Chorch p.m.. Junior Choir; 0;90 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers: and navar unique to thorn. _ _ iviiewinip; • p.m., Jesus did many other miraculous live also.” John recorded these His 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7;90 p.m.. Cocaine signs In the presence of His words in chapter 14 verse 19. But boforo adulta can oo toaoh Center Congregetfonal Church inV5, 2^1 • DiTin*worship; Anonymous; 7:90 p.m., adult Bible study, 277 Spring 10:4S p.m. Sunday school; Holy Com- S ffigp& S l!r,iro?ft,S disciples, which are not written in “ ’That you may believe,” may ohildron, they muit grasp it , SI *7 CetwrwjMlepei Ckorch, St.; 8 p.m., men’s Bible study, 64 Alton St. .1 scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ and eim Hill Rood, mwilon first and third Sunday. <449. this book. But these are written that also be understood, “ that you may thomaolvoi. One of our groatoot Tolcettvlll^ Co-PMtors: Rtv. Ronsld ’Thursday — 9:80 a.m., collate ’The Challenge; 7:30 tional Church are as follows: you may believe that Jesus is the continue to believe.” Will you in noode it ■ hoolthy ■alf-oatoom, HetderiT 10 p.m.. Youth Choir. Sunday — B and 10 a.m., worship and baptism; 9 Christ, the Son of God, and that by worship tomorrow? “ I believe but I Salvation Army Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., teacher and that muat bo dovolopod a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; fei.TaJSlRs)^''*" ^ believing you may have life in His don’t go to church’ ’ is a contradic­ Mvihodlal appreciation reception. early. The aaturanoo that Qod 10;18a.m.,connrmatlon; ll;18a.m.,socialhour; new name. John 20:90-91. tion in terms. What do you believe loves you (Romani S;S-9) It members; congregational meeting. Covwuinl ch5!fJf*c?Bf^'J*' a?'" >*on- Saturday — cleanup day at the Oak Street John the writer is no follower of or In Whom do you believe? Do fundomontal to thie ond. Sorl- Tuesday — 9:96 a.m., mothers’ group; 3;90 p.m parsonage. blind faith nor does he invite a leap church people exclude themselves oua dlMIluilonmont with ono- Pilgrim Choir. scnooi;schnnS^: ?ii ? *!? o.m., « *'*® worship "JJ' * strvip* «hurch in the dark. As an eyewitness of from hearing what makes them nurss^. (44M473) »97vice, •olf la the 9tuff of wfiloh oolf- Wednesday — 8; 90 a.m., healing prayers; 7; 30 p.m Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, church? Chancel Choir. p^Jttr Chprck, 300 Luthtnin wom«n mewt Saturday doatruotlon la made. Cpi^B^ M., Monchtstor. RIchord w Umtartan Unhroraallat he set forth to write this book so Consequently, faith comes from ’Thursday — 6:80 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7 to 9 p.m., sriHiinsssiftSs)'''” *' ®VP49:PPyor. Rev. H. Otpood Bennett' others might believe in Jesus too. hearing the message, and the m inlt^. Schedule; * and 10:30 p m ' The New England Lutheran Church Women will hold "8HOA” : 7:80 p.m . Bethel Bible. an assembly at Emanuel Lutheran Church on Tomorrow Is opportunity as message is heard through the Word Friday — 9 a.m., men’s auction; 10:30 a.m.. CHURCH OF CHRIST Episcopal Saturday. Registration is at 8:45 a.m. every day to believe in Jesus by the of Christ. Romans 10:17. wedding. LydaH ft Vamon ttraata 2’2 '’ Fellowship; 7 S!JS “ ilh iffi. '?:;*ftS‘‘h 's r x - In addition to the business meeting, there will be eyewitnesses that testify in the lt..Oflsrot't Ralscopoi Chorch, nso p.m., Socrod Oonctrs. Sunday nurstrv service. (444-Sisi) oner workshops on subjects such as religious art and helping Scriptures. ’This Jesus Is the one C.W. M M P h on r. the the disabled. who said, "because I live, you shall ZloB EvBBgelICBl LBthenui Church Special events slated Aliowt T i Fun’ is no laughing matter

DHlnCf O0pUly w im m POO09 to mark special week friend loves to . 1 eMto Coagfe He. 299 wnNam J. Gitann, dtotrict deputy of die Grand tickle me. He ■vv g w the tfeie, gleet, tie. Whew LodiN of Comwedent Masons, wilt visit Manchester tt*ettntf9gcytteteh,CeegleIi9. i Editor’s note; ’This column is pre­ pins me to the L o i^ o f Masoas on TM sday at 7;98 p.m. at the wtoiee 99 gey titoteh. CoagM H9.2 pared by the staff of the Manchester floor and tickles Masonic Temple, 22 E. Center St. w n es4 m e w R. eetf tsMilt ee Senior Citizens’ Center. my ribs until I Refreshments wffl foltow the meeting. scream at Mm AM0Rfl Blirtn to stop. The By Joe DIminleo Wttetroiwiwey.” Activities Director one-hour sessions and is scheduled to UflNBd W tf eOWfBWWCB BBl other night he begin on April 30 from 10 to II a m. ’The tied me to a This tehee ewey frees the glee- iMIrB Of tm c tHIIO OpCSf sessions are free. EAST HARTFORD — Maria Valiera from East kitchen chair, ’The National Council on Aging has wgOKBCi. HJIwO milOv CIIMMMi 7 Don’t forget; Next Thursday, the Hartford R g b School class of 1997 has been selected as removed my designated May 11 to IS as Senior Citizen OLD-FARHiiHIED Week and the senior center has ever-popular Jennifer Joy win be at the a delegate to the United Way of America’s Young shoes and socks and tickled dm to ibe only permn in Ms senior center for your listening Leaders Conference on Voluntarinn in WMhington. soles of my bare feet vuUI t was developed a program of special events; wtane nsBM to J. John DEAR OLOEARMONBD: For pleasure. D.C. ’The conference b^tns today and continues until hysterical. I kept begging Mm lo May 11 — 10 a m.. Celebrity Bingo. m e IMwr's mme to C. aomeeoeglee, yee. tt’egeesttletl»t ’Thurnday. stop, but be kept on tiefcHng me and Super 7 bingo, special prizes; 7 p.m.. This year, the week of April 28 through CoBljle No. 2 cn eo t afford to gay Valiera was one of 11 delegates who represent the laughing at me untillbrofeedbwn in mn t M be? f wae saider dw military whist a ^ setback card party May 2 has been set aside as National 28-town area served by the United Way of the Capital for dieeer for four ~ esd going conducted by Mary and Ed McKeever. Volunteers Week. Tbls is a time to focus tears. Wben he finally untied me, I “dBteb" to a w ^ to keeg dMiM! out Area. told Mm to get out of my house — prizes, door prizes, raffle, refresh­ on the contributions of time, energy and amt of a t a i ^ , who \ witiiiatteirhiri^. DoRttefrway, that I never wanted to see Mm I — or senior. ments, tickets 91. talents made by many volunteers and don’t make an tosne of H. across this country. On Monday. April again. May 12 — Las Vegas Fun Day. 10 a.m. WfVW nw09p9wMI9wwCw CvWDvVNQ TMs happened over a week ago, 27. at 1; 30 p.m , a recognition ceremony !tn? DEAR ARRT: Onr 99tt w e d «m to 3 p.m. Fun money will be distributed and he hm called me every d tf BIRMINGHAM win be held at the senior center to honor VERNON — A celebration of Israel Independence anniversary to coining ng soon and for blackjack, roulette and the number since to say he's sorry and if 1 Bridget M. Putira Carol Knowfton peo|He who have given their time tohelp Day is scheduled May 4 at Congregation B’Nai Israel. our two cMMren want to give os a wheel. Prizes will be awarded at the end resume our relationsMp, it win DBARBfRMNOMAM: Howean others prepare their taxes. The AARP The evening begins at 8; 90 p.m. and will include a lovMy party cMehration. We are and Jeffrey Bergeron and Nelson E. Ward of the day. never happen again. be, yon ask, that John Smidi tax aide program, under the leadership falafel supper. Israeli dancing and singing with music n J. in sincere when we say we want I need an answer right away, May 13 — noon, free trip to state of Bob Henrickson, has assisted more provided by accordianist ’Tzvi Smith-Rapaport. has a fatter named C. Harry aboM o^ n6 gifis. Flrat. we have Capitol and Library, call the center for than TOO people with their Mconne tax Tickets are 94 for adults and 93 for children under 10, Abby. I am having trouble forget­ Snnitt? Mmpie. Whoever named J. no glace w r aiwtMagteoBr boose. I PuttrB-B«rg«ron KnowHofi-Ward ting bow he tortured me, but I do reservations; 10;30a.m., triptoCoach- questions and forms, making Manches­ or 913 per family. The evening is sponsored by the John Smitt Dl was in error. You am the laM of etoht children and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Putira of Helene KnowHon of Andover and H l^ Dinner ’Theater. ” 42nd Street.” ter one of the largest Income tax Greater Hartford Jewish Cornmunity Center and the care for Mm. are correct when yon say diat die have accnnalated a lot of fond- son of a Jnnier is named "d ie third." Keeney Street announce the engage­ Dwight Knowiton of East Hartford May 14 — 11; 30 a .m., turkey dinner by assistance sites in the state of Connecti­ Suburban Jewish Education Commission. For more TICKLED TO DEATH tore, family silver, ttsbee,etc.,and ment at their daughter, Bridget Marie announce the engagemem of their reservation only, call the center; 1p.m.. cut. We applaud this group for their information, call 298-4B71. "The second" to named for an s i m ^ do not want another thing. daughter, Carol KnowRon, to Nelson E. IffilAR TICKLED: Your boy­ uncle, grandfather, or cousin who Putira, to Jeffrey Bergeron, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizen program valiant efforts and look forward to The ^ fts wooM Inve to he divided and Mrs. Donaid Bergeron of Grissom Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Ward with proclamation by Mayor Barbara having them bick at the senior center Nutrition progrBm offorod friend is sadistic. You were bat­ has the identtea) name and middle between oorcMIdren soon as we are Road. of Malaga, Ohio. Weinberg, welcomes by Town Manager next year. tered Just as surely as If he bad initial. In oor 98s now. Is H proper to state The bride-elect is a graduate of The brideelect is a 117* graduate of Robert B. Weiss, Human Services ELLING ’TON — The Ellington library is the setting beaten you. Don’t resume your "no idfts” on an invitation? If so, RHAM High School and received a wOFIVCRfW 90W WiV VrVVlC relationship until he sees a DEAR A 0 T : Please help settle Manchester High School and the Univer­ Director Haima Marcus and Senior for a program on mitrition for expectant mothers and how ttooM we word it? psycMatrist. am iM B sagreement. Twocooples, sity of Connecticot School of Nursing. bachelor of science degree from the Center Director Jeanette Cave; 1;1S Monday — bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle. new mothers. The program will b ^ n May 8 from noon ENOUGH THINGS IN VIRGINIA She is a registered nurse at Hartford University of Connecticiit in l * n and a p.m.. miscellaneoos fun awards M- 12; 30 p.m. to l;90p.m. and run twice a week for three weeks. For who have been frien d for years, enjoy getting together on an occa­ Hospital. master of science degree from Clemson lowed by sing-a-hmg; 2;30 p.m.. Mr. It ’Tuesday — bowling. 1 p.m., Parkade more information and to pre-register, coll Carolyn DEAR ABBY: A person 1 know, INEAR ENOUGH: It to proper. J. John Smith HI (not Ms real sional Sunday evening for cocktaito prospective bridegroom is a University in South Carolina in ItM . She Mrs. Senior Citizen Award. Lanes; exercise with CiM, 1;30 p.m.; Dionne at 972-8119. Class size is limited. Say, “No gifts, please. Your pres­ graduate of Manchester High School lives in New Jersey where she Is the May IS— fla.m. to noon, eighth annual «iuare dancing, 10 a.m.; grocery ence will he oor cherished gift and and the University of Connecticut Warren County 4-H agent for Rutgers Ashing derby at Salter's Pond, prizes shopping, call 24 hours in advance for we respectfony request no other." School bf Nursing. He is employed at Cooperative Extension. awarded; 0 to 10 p.m.. dinner-dance, ride; ixm-grocery shopping (K-Mart). PhlloBopfiy toelBty to moet Rockville General Hospital. The prospective bridegroom is a chidten cordon bleu, music by Lou Husband’s ultimatum call before noon Monday for ride. W ETHERSFIELD — The American Philosopher Prohiems? Write to Abby. For a An August wedding is planned at graduate of Beallsville H l^ School. He Joubert Orchestra, dance contest, yo-yo Wednesday — arts and crafts. 12; 30 personal, unpublished reply, send a received a bachelor of s^nce degree Society presents William Slivinski who will speak Assumption Church. contest, guest performance, tickets $7 p.m.; bridge. 12; 90 p.m.; Friendship self-addiessed, stamped envelope from Ohio State University and his about “ Living Reincarnation” on Wednesday at 7; 90 per person now available in the office. Circle. 10 a.m.; line dancing (ad­ to Abby, P.O. Box 99449, Los master’s degree and Ph.D. degree from p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 848 Main St. Tickets are adds to her problem vanced), 9; 90 a.m., last class; line Angeles, CaHf. 99999. All correspon­ Clemson University. He is a research GARDENERS ARE REMINDED 94. For more inforamtion, call 248-2799. that the senior center’s annual plant dancing (beginners). I0;90 a.m.. last dence Is confidential. and technical nutritionist for Degussa class; pinochle. 9;30a.m. D E A R DR. sale will begin May 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 OOTT: I ’m 8 Corp., Teteihoro, N.J. ThunKlay — orchMtra rehearsal. 9 Puppot thoator notdt volunteora p.m., and it will continue daily umil sold feet 3 and weigh A May SO wedding Is planned in a.m.; ’Thursday program, Jennifer Joy. out. This year the greenhouse offers a HARTFORD - The "Kids on the Block” puppet 180. I’ve tried Millbro

to write her own story Fldlofi 2. "Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them " 1. "Flnw Things," Danielle Steel Susan Forward and Joan Torres By LIntfa D*uf«ci» 2. "Windmills of Ihe Oods," TM AMoeiar«d Prtt% Sidney Sheldon 3. 'T h b ’NThef,"BetteDavbwith 3. ‘T h e Eyes of the Dragon," Michael HerskowHx r a V E R L Y HILLS. Calif. - R ’s been nine Stephen King 4. "Communion," Whitley years sinee former first lady Betty Eord, one 4. "Destiny," Sally Beauman ' Strieber of tlie nation's best known political helpmates, 5. "Red Storm Rising," Tom 5. "Fatherhood," Bin Cosby checked into Long Beach Naval Hospital and Clancy 6. "How to Be Your Own emerged with a new image as America’s most 6. "Texesvllle.’’ Larry McMurtry Nutritionist.’’ Stuart M. Berger famous recovering alcoholic and drag adthct. 7. "No Deals. Mr Bond." John 7. "Echoes in the Darkness. ” Those nine years, she says, have been some Gardner Joseph Wambaugh of the best years o f her Hfe. 8. "BoM," Dick Francis 8. ‘T h e Frugal Gourmet Cooks > : r - ' The tone

By Un

ight, smooth and Satovdasr, Apitt 25 dainty, chopsticks toe marvelous implements for 5:00AM d ) CNN Nm » (S ) Lexer Teg Aeedemy (In Stereo) stir-frying, (TT) U.8. Farm Naport Meeron 1 shallow -^ing and [C N N ] CroMfir* Ring Around the World deep-frying,”L says Irene Kuo, [DIS] W «H Ditficy Pf m rm : Ru*ty ^ ( 3 Newemekere the Feleen A boy end his pet falcon run ® Abbott end Coetello author of "The Key to Chinese away from home when tha boy's father Cooking.” "They may be used tries to make him give up his pet (60 ® Aventuree 3 9 Cara Basra Family (CC). affair with a barmaid. Gena Hackman, beans and slippery noodles like s writing. good use: WVIT Hartford. CT [USA] Kays to Suooatt crime to finance hla neurotic mother's WSBK Boston, MA 33) Maquina dal TIampo Ann-Margrtt, Elian Buratyn. 1988. ikyroekating medical bills. Michael Kti- Chinatown pro. Here’s the • To widen the space between Ml 10:00AM CD Paa Waa'a Playhouaa Rated R. (In Stereo) WGGB Springliald. MA If3) SllverHawka ton, Joe PItcopo. Maurton Staplaton. the tips for grasping food, lift WXTV Paterson. NJ (40 GD WWF Wrattling [U S A ] Foeut on Sueoaat technique you can teach yourself (CN N ] Big Story 1884. Rated PG-13. PERFECT BROWN RICE \ WGBV Springfield. MA §0 CD InaMart (80 min.) in 10 minutes flat; the top unit by tilting up and WTIC Hartford. CT •1) (DIS) Good Morning MIekayl 11:00 AM CD Qalaiiy High [U S A ] Baba WInklamsn't Good FIthIng Soul Train 1. Tha principle: Hold both stretching middle finger forward. !'/i cups raw brown rice CNN Cable Newt Ntwrk (CNN) (M A X ) MOVIE: Tha Bandit of Bhar- 33) CD Star Saaroh (60 min.) 11:4BAM [DIB]DTv (E8PN) • To narrow the gap for ESPN Sporta Network wood Foraaf Robin Hood't ton raacuaa 39 Wall Straat Journal Report CD Muppets sticks in one hand but keep one I fg g 306 Eaat Cantor BIraal HBO Home Box Offlea IHBOI 12:00PM CD Mutle Mtohina 643-4958 the young King of England with tha aid 129 Voyagara CD WWF Wrestling BpotUght stick firm and stationary at the holding the food, bring the top J '/ j cups hoi water or broth Manohoator, Conn. CINEMAX CInemax IMAXI of hii fathar a Merry Men. Cornel WlWa, TMC Movie Channel ITMCI (S ) Naturo Tha salty watara of tha Dead F-Troop bottom aqd thq other movable on unit down by dropping middle^ I tablespoon oil or butter Anita Louita, Edgar Buchanan. 1948. Sea are aaplorad. (60 min.) (31 USA USA Network (USA) Papal Duekpin Challanga (80 min.) 9:00AM CD Muppet Babies (S ) Wratding 39 CenlifHitd.. tt^ m w qjgfTEE smmiaar. A y f l u. im

4 K ) 0 P M ® Puttin' on tfw M m 8 NWfA SouBiant Pnifiaaaluiial Wtoa- Ung [M A X ] m e u m K toBBa PiBiaar A Taaaa daai ctlua anampai » hnatfioea 8 IIOVW: T h e Sewage Baeaf A awerm widi a batch o4 baaudfol eamguaai cr>- of Aftican kiltor baaa eauaaa terror in mlnato Dothy Hinton, Sybil Banning. Now Ortaana during Mardi Graa. Ban BaWara Edwaiito. 1BB4. Rated R. QD MOVK: H at VMV AfMr moving to 8 CcBaatlhlaa Johnaofl. Michaol Parka. Horn Buch- •n Idaho pig ranch, ■ Chicago fmiMy has [U S A ] Cover Baory holz. 1978. 1 :3 0 A M (DOonoin' tatoa M m financial drfficuttiaa whan tha father ia 8CIWaPaaal ® Babado Olgaiito (Hue ® M TV VWBd CoonaBatan in|urad by an anragod aow. A "Wondar- 2:00PM 8 MOfiftt 'Oap Kmart Two 8-.30PM®i 8 Pronah Chef 8 B aa B Morgan haa a hard tIma etudy- fonoaonoa Loae Tha Baaoton af firi World of Dianay" praaantatlon. John polico olficara muat aorvlvo a daath- 8 * »aH b iiaiMai (CC) Kan and Gaeiv 3D Cricaon. Oanvar Pyla. 1974. Part 2 of 2. dafying hunt for a cop kilter. Harvey Kal- 8 MOVIE: 'The Three Saaogaa Meat ing for hia cWzanahi|> taac Bud trlaa to i I bcc e o Bbcc Amariaan Chidhaad Jmmnito crime. atop Ruaa finom leaving tha company. gto dtcMa to eboaaa tamaena at a proe- GD WWP Sugaroura of WVaaMng tal, -lohn LydOn. 1984. HmoMoV The Stoogaa find thamaalvaa paeifva parent for ibair elMdran in dia 8 Magie of OH Painting back in ancient Ithaca with tha inventor [C N N ] Cwaaflia avont ofBwIr daoBi. (In SaHoo) (X ) Maek thaag tguodron of the tima machlna. Tha Thraa Stoo9oa. Gazalda Rkmza anptoroa in a apacial that 8 MOVIE: Thraa ftoogaa Qo Around [p«S] MOVK; 'Cora Booro Btovto Ik A (OMsI alKr SoiHtra (D ) OLOWfi Oorgaona Ladlaa of WVaa- Vicki Tifckon. Quirm Radakor. 1982. Maw Oanaiaileii' The cuddly boara and urifi atkaaipaao ahotazha naanton a4 ^tia^ ding tfw WeiW in § O n t f Th « THt m SteoBM at Ta n a MangM (2 hra.. 45 Cawle) Bffco |g aet ing chBdron wHh thair famlllaa, (3 hra.) t n •toww yt with ■ m«n tsfcma a trip 8 OoM Liberty Mutual Laganda, third thair aaaottad eouaina find thair miaaion min.) O (S Tatagfiona Auadon round, from Onion Crook Country Club to apraod earing and frfandahfp thraa- 8ABeMa«a(CO. around tha wvorid. Thraa Stoopaa, Jay 8 WHd Amoctoa (C O l29 R40VIC: Tloodr Two halicoptar pit- Shaffi^, Joan Baaman. 1B63. in Auatin, TX. (2 hra.) (Livo) " tened by an avil force who tuma childran on noC'B TN e 8 Kaye to *■••••• Ota ruth to tha aid of flood victlma. Rob- 8 MOVIE: VonMiing Pabtf A formor Q againat one another. Anhnatad. 1B8B. [D IB ] Or. Baaoac H oabac^aabN Iilw aay Qoiden QM b," atr- 8 M O V K ;'W M a rd ’ Ayoungman haaa w Rated G. [CNFQ CNN Bgaaial Naport art Culp, Martin MHnar. Richard atartling ability to communicata with Marina, policaman and raca cor driver S jOOPM ® MOVK; "FeBew Yaur ing SATmOAT. Baaahart. 1976. leada polica on a fiMir-atata chaaa. Barry [ i » W I ] Bgattoaanaii Baturday and control an army of rata. Bruca Oavl- DtoanW An indapatidant. tatontad tam- A P n L M . 2 : 0 0 A M 8 T h o r a « a BpMt ( 8 t oonomtea U6A aon. Emaat Borgnina, Elea Lanchaatar. Newman. Cleovon Little. Dean Joggor. [T M C ] MOVK: 'Ftotob' (CC) Poliea cor­ ala photographer draame of rising 1971 1971. above tha Ihnita of her amatl hometown. 8 v a l 8 C o n ib a il EE ruption and drug trafficking era ancoun- CHECK USTINGS ® Sabwahow tarad by a nawapapar raporaar working KatMoan Quinlsn. OavM KoHh, Dianne (C N N ) I 9 9 Blaok Parapaodva 8 MOVIE; 'FNght of tfw WhNa BM- fOE IKACT TIME llona' Dramatization of tha raecua of 8 Joy of Pointing undorcovor. Chovy Chaao, Joo Don Wmst 1883. [ESPN ] Ona an One CItria MiriNa. 8 MOV1C: 'An Amartoan Qua rifle in tha Vianna'a prized Lippizan horaaa during Bakor. Thn Mathooen. 1985. Kauri PG. ® ^ 9 Obora (OC) Ohara halpa a treu- PhlWIppInaa' An Amarican Naval officar, O MOVIE: 'Ooklangirr A talanMd run­ 31 (In Sloroe) tha final montha of World War II. A ner attampta tha unpracadantad feat of blad youth who't Hnksd to an illsgst atrandad after tha wrack of Bataan, "Wonderful World of Dianay" praaanta- [U S A ] MpMa Jotnnt'a upcoming wod- arma-trtffieking ring. (60 min.) (R) 2 : 3 0 A M ( I ) ABC Natan (CC). leada a band of nativaa in faata of aa- winning thraa aprint racoa in Olympie tion. Robert Taylor, Lilli Palmar. 1983. competition. Suaan Anton, Jamaa Cob­ ding ia throatonad whan tha guya dia- ® Hart to (tort ® B m af Botorday M gM Uvd pionaga. Tyrone Power, Tom Ewall. Part 2. covor that tho groom ia invoivod in a gov­ DbtwT Tha Groat Daproaaion ia viawad um, Curt Jurgona. 1979. Q 1 1 : 4 5 P M 8 BatoaBiY MBhf Uva [CNN]1 Michalina Pralla. I960. 8 Motorwaak ernment bid tampering achamo. (60 8 OoMan OMa (CC) Blanche haa trou- through a aariae of nawataal footage. 8 CatNBapIn Bowling (BO min.) [C N N ] Nawa Update min.) bla dealing with har fathar'a plan to 1975. Rawd PG. Hoat Wifitam Shatnar. Moaleat gxraet: 8 MOVIE; 'Hard Knox* A caraar Marina [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bring on the Night' (CC) o marry a much younger woman. (R) (In Lone Jaatiea. (78 nrin.) (R) (In Slora^ [USA] Mghf FflgM iSS Saaaitia Btraat (CC). Corpa officer, facing forced ratiramartt. Q to 8 Morgan haa hard ' Stereo) [E B TN ] NFL FHma Fraeania A documentary look at tha international 7:30PM ® B a 1 2 C 0 A M 8 Now ffaf Troafca ® MOVIE: 'Cobra' Martial arta thriller. takaa over tha running of a military coficori tour of Sting, lead aingar of the time atudying for hia citizanahip taaL ® MOVK: 'Hurrleanaf Taro lovsra try [H B O ] HNahhikar Tmraiby BatUma 2 : S S A M [H B O ] BIOVM; -Final Con- Bruca La. 1981. achool and finda it more challaitging Pofic#, end hia needy formed jazz anaam- Bud triaa to atop Ruaa from leaving tha daaparataly to aacaps tha vsngaanca of stara aa a diaturbad man who larrerizaa 8 IMOVK: Tarror In Bia JOnfM Whan AMT A priaei oato out to dtatray tha aa- [C N N ] Nowaday than he thought Robert Conrad, Joan bla. Sting. Omar Hakim, Darryl Jonaa. company. a ratanttaia policaman and tha fury of a a woman ha batiavaa to be hit a»wifa. a ptono for IBo eraahoa into the Amazon taiiic miaaion of Damion, the aniichritt. Sweeny, Frank Howard. 1983. (In Starao) a aaareb party ia formed to find a torn Sam Naifl. Roeaano Brozzi. Liea Harrow. (OtS] EfHaon Twtna Part 1 of 3. 1985. Rated PO. (In Stereo) ® Joopordyl tropical storm. Dorothy Lamour, Jon [CNN] Nawamakar Baturday Hall. Mary Attor. 1937 [T M C ] MOVK; 'toaroaroW Two drifi pataangar. Robert Burnt, Fawn Silvar, 1B81. Rstod R. [ESPN] Sportaoantar Saturday [USA] Cartoona CX) MarnaTa Family Tha Harpart raca to Joan Addia. 1968. [ESPN] Auto (toeing'B7: Amarioan Rao- the batting window whan Mama has vi- [C N N ] Nawa Updtta tera. an ax-con and an ax-aaamaa, ba- [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Abaohita Baginnara' hig Bariaa 4:30PM (C 8 Wide World of sporta siona of winning horaaa. corns (riattda whila iravalirrg across 8 MOVK; 'Otio EModly Otanor' A 3 K X ) A M [C N N ] Nawanight (CC) Tha pop culture axploaion at 1958 Scheduled: U.S. va. U.S.S.R. in woman'a [DIB] A Prairia Home Companion Tafovt- Amsriea. Gana Hackman, Al Faciiro. Do­ woman porehaaaa a aaeond Rolla Royea (HB(n MOVIE: Trancara' (CC) In the o o 3D Chartos hi Charge Charles tries to aion SpoeM Humorist Garrison Kaillor [D W ] MOVK: -Nlghl Craaatog' Two gymnoatica, from Denver; Kentucky rothy Tristan. 1973. Ratad R. but aoon finda that tho car haa a mind of London ia tha baaia for thia tala of rom­ young coupfoa and thair ehildran aa- ance and raca riota. Eddie O'Connall. year 2247, a ainiatar myatic thraatana Darby Trial, a mHa race for Kentucky obtain a collaga loan. (R) imparts hit favorita atoriaa about Laka Ha own. Donna MItta, Jaram y Bran. the peace of Angel City with zombie-lika Wobegon, Minnesota in this taloviaion [U S A ] MOVIE; -7110 Invisnto Ofioar cratiy build a hot-air btttoon to oecopo Patty Kanah, David Bowia. 1988. Rated Darby hopafufa, from Churchill Downa in 3 9 CMeo and tha Man Hypnotizsd by his inaans wifa, a man 1974. PCM 3. (in Stereo) diaciplaa callad Trancara. Tim Thomar- Louiavilla, Ky.; a preview of tha Kentucky oooooo w tio n of hia radio show. (90 min.) Part Communiat oppraaalon in Eaat Ger­ commits murdsr. Bafa Lugosi, Potty Ann 8 Parriheuoi (tponlab) (60 min.) aon, Halan Hunt 1985. Rated PG-13. Darby. (9D min.) (Live) O Boaom BudcBaa many John Hurt Jona Aiaxandar, Glyn- [U S A ] Oanea Party U8A (80 min.) ACROSS DOWN (£D As Sehooia Match Wtte Young, Batty Compton. 1S41. [C N N ] Nowanigbt nii O'Connor. 1981. Ratod PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'AM of Love' (CC) A 3D Danoa Favor Judgaa: Caeay Kaaam, [T M C ] MOVK: Twiea In a Ufotima' 1 2 : 3 0 P M (X) Jaffaraona young man atanda trial for murder after •ebaaa Holly Gogniar, comedian Fred ( 9 @ What a Counli^ Robert's father (CC) A ffliddla-aeMd atodworkar Itavaa 11:1SPM»Nawa [ESPN ] AW A Wraoding honoring hie paralyzed brother'a laat Travalona. Muaical guaat Rockwall. (R) 1 12" 2 McKanzie on "L A. Law" threatens to disown him. hit 30-yaar marriage to embark on an (ESPFn NHL Hoefcay; Dhrlaional FInaia 8 Earth Explorad 5 Br8Mfi9 Kemp role 11:^)PM CD MaBmim, P.l. 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Send OoM (R) (in Starao) wiah. Ron Howard. Robert Foxworth, (In Stereo) 3 Lyrat on "ALF": mit. ® Maude affair with a barmaid. Gena Hackman, GtmadTaama to bo announcod. (3 hra.) 8 What About Woman Mickey Rourke. 1980. 9 d; truly 4 Laa Horalay rola Ann-Margrat, Elian Buratyn. 1985. CD Star f eierch (60 min.) f T ) Mevio (R) 8 8 Frugal OourmM ® Throb A married country-western [C N N ] EvaiM and Novak MOVIE:'Cave of the Living Dead* 10 M». Farrow 5 Jamaa on "Good Tknaa" Rated R. (In Starao) CD MOVIE: 'HaB NIglif A group of fra- [C N N ] Evona and Novak [TMC] MOVIE; Twenty Elfht Upr Thia [USA] [CN N ] Big Story singer, under contract to Throb Records, [OIS] Animal WorM Interpol ia callad in to inveatigata tha 12 Don A6mm rola 8 Long Mand: abbr. tarnitv pladgae apands tha n i ^ In a [U S A ] Night FHgfit film projoct intarvlawa a group of poopio 15 Scour propositions Zach. 9:30PM 8 M a a n d M rs. C Everyone is murdara of aevan young woman In a (ESPin ChrmnaotlM; MeOonaM'aTntor- 7 Fine cotton dreaa fabric busy making plans for Mrs. C's birthday, hauntad housa. Linda Blair, Vlncmit Van ovary aovon yoara to gain thair changing [ESPN ] Diving; MoDonaltra Amorlean email village. Adrian Haven, Erika Ram- notlonM MIxad Paha (R) - 18 NK* ar>d — Charias 8 One of tha AAA [C N N ] Sporta Saturday Patten. 1981. 1 2 : 4 5 A M 8 MOVIE: Th o Spidar parapootivaa on Ufa, love and marriaga. Cup From Miaaion Vlajo, CA. (90 min.) not realizing she is making plans of har berg. Carl Mohner. 1965. 20 ClaiiAa or QH 11 Lydia on "Fame" [ESPN] 1987 Collage BeaicetbeH Spe­ own. (In Stereo) ® Suecata Without Strata Wemait Holmes batriat a mur^rass 1964. Ratad NR. (fl) 6:00PM (X) Miaaion Impooalbla who employs spiders to kill har victims. 21 And 60 fortn 13 One of tha thraa Stoogaa cial [U S A ] MOVIE: The InvialMa OhoaT [T M C ] MOVIE; FMolT (CC) Police cor­ 2:30PM 8 Eoaanea (DWraaiHng [C N N ] This Weak in Japan (S) Saturday Night Uva Host William Basil Rathtena, Nigai Bruca, Gala Son- 22 tlMan wina oanfar 14 Brochman on "L A. Shatnar. Musical guaat: Lone Justice. Hypnotizad by hia inaana wtfa. a man ruption and drug trafficking are ancoun- 8 OraM Amarioan Ouidoera Orw Big Family Uncle Jake and tha 24 Alan Arfiln rola Low" 8 : 0 0 P M ( D Outlaws The Outlaws dargaard. 1944. 3D coma to tha aid of a woman who is trying 10:00PM (D News (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) commila murdar. Bala Lugoai, Polly Ann tarad by a nawapapar raportar working 8 ThIa Old Heuaa (CC). kida aran'tthrillad with Don'a plana for a 25 Parrim fairy 16 Howard Kool role [DIS] DTV Young, Botty Compton. 1941. undarcovar. Chavy Chaaa, Joo Don to matntatn custody of her son. (60 min.) CD ® Spenaen For Hire (CC) Spenser ® Racing from PlaintfMd [CNN] Style WHh Elea Klanaoh family camping trip. (R) 28 Toxic atiocfc tyrKfroma: 17 Univaraal MH Trg. helps Rita deal with a troubled teenager. Baker. Tim Mathaaon. 1985. Rated P6. abOr. (R) (29 MOVIE: 'Invasion From Innar Earth' 3:05AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Privata Ro- (In Stereo) 8 Slue Knight 19 Comsdlon Milton — (60 min.) (R) 1:00AM 03) in n Nawa (ESPN] 1BB7 Budwalaar Truck and 31 Ha’t Jaaon Satvar ® MOVIE: 'After tha Thin Man' Tha A strange disease claims tha lives of ail aorT Two teen-agers prowl tha beaches Traotor Pud Championahlpa From New 8 WWF Suporatara of WraatUng 23 Slaay — d 9 Cover Story of a posh resort in thair search for beau­ 1 : 0 0 P M CD (D ) MOVIE: 'Bundle of 32 Mualcal work Charias' try to locate a friend misstng in tha people in a ramota town in northern 2 9 MTV Vklao Countdown Orlaana, LA. (80 min.) (R) 28 Yolaitudant Chinatown. William Powell, Myrna Loy. tiful woman; Rob Morrow, Johnny Depp, Joy* A aalaagirl who lavaa a foundling 8 Bodywatoh (CC) Tha health banefitt 34 Ma. Camaron 27 He'a Sladga Hammer (29 Hunter (CC) Sporty Jamas gats Canada, and thraa toianca students are [C N N ] Nawa Update [T M C ] MOVIE; Twenty Eight Up' Thia of mualc and how paopla'a ganMic back­ James Stewart 1936. greedy after ha witnesses a murder and left to investigate. Nick Holt, Paul Ban- Hector Elizondo. 1986. Ratad R. infant la mlatakan for tha ehlld'a mother. 36 Noltybraatti 29 Dave Kendall on "Hotol" [DIS] MOVIE: 'Advanturaa of tha Wlld- Dabble Raynolda. Eddie Flahar, Adolphe film project intarvlawa a group of people ground influancaa our taota In muaic are ( D 9 9 Starman (CC) Starman and Scott tries to blackmail a major drug dealer tzan, Debbie Pick. 1977. Seat of Saturday Night explorad. 37 Haad cover 30 Big — , Com. amaaa Family' A family faces a rocky 3:30AM CD Manjou. 1958. ovary aevan yaara to gain thair changing encounter a pilot who's trying to com­ who was responsible. (60 min.) (R) (In 9 9 MOVIE: *711# Legacy'-An Amarican road to survival in tha Rockies whan thay Uva parapecthraa on Ufa, love and marriage. 39 "Tha -- from 33 Wore" (due to Starao) CD MOVIE; 'Captain Blooir Or. Patar 8 The Saint U.N.C.L.E." (due to puzzle anawar) plete a radical project her father was coupla are among those summoned to a abandon tha urban rat raca for life in the (33) MOVIE: 'The Oaf action of SImae Ku- 1984. Rated NR. working on just before ha was paralyzed British mansion because of a superna­ Blood, aold Into alavary, aacapaa from 3D Cheapirito (6D min.) puzzle anawar) 35 ComIca character Kell (23) Auction Expreae 1907 Continued wilderness. Robert Logan. Susan Da- dirka' Tha true atory of a.Lithuanian sea­ an laland priaon and bacomaa a feared 2:40PM [OIS] DTV by a stroke. (60 min ) (R) Police Story tural legacy. Katharine Ross. Sam Elliot manta Shaw. 1975. Ratad G. man who attempted to gain freedom by 8 Julia Child and Company 41 Bath Howland rola 38 Like It Coot" (29 1979 pirate ca^aln. Errol Flynn. Olivia da 42 WWrtpool 38 Rote on "227"; mil. ( D Nawa 9D PELICULA: 'Et Sacuestro' Jorge Riv­ [ESPN] Rollarmania (60 min.) leaping from a Russian ship to tha deck Havllland, Baall Rathbona. 1935. 3K)0PM (X) John Modden'a NFL Draft [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday Preview 40 Claaalflad Item (TD MOVIE: 'Network' A failing televi­ ero. Claudia Islas, Nadia Milton. 9D MOVIE: 'Eval Kniaval' Tha king of [TMC] MOVIE: 'Lann/ This is tha story of an Amarican Coast Guard cutter is d ) Zarfc tha Jerk During World War II. a [DIS] Jata In Hawaii Thia taped concert sion network is taken over by a giant tha stuntman ia portrayed making tha of Lenny Bruca, who's humor and scato­ dramatized. Alan Arkin, Shirley Knight, ( D ^ 9 Pro Bowtare Tour Coverage of faaturaa Amarica'a new pop family alng- (O ) National Oaographic Explorer Mage- daredevil motorcycle jumps that made Donald Plaasanca. 1978. group of boyt In rural America bacomaa conglomerate determined to make it a Zina logical monologues caused controversy convinced that an Auttrlan-lmmigrant tha 4250,000 Firaatona Tournomant of ing group performing "Cruah on You" TV puzzle solution on page 32 profitable enterprise. William Holden, him a fortune. George Hamilton, Sue Champlona la featured from Akron, OH. Lyon. Rod Camaron. 1971. in tha 1950's. Dustin Hoffman, Valeria 4:00AM [C N N ] Lany King Waakand youngtlar ia actually a German apy. and other hita. (80 min.) Faya Dunaway. Peter Finch 1976. [C N N ] CNN Nawa Parrina, Jan Miner. 1974. Rated R. Stara Ward Saxton. (90 min.) (Live) Ratum of th# Saint [H BO ] MOVIE; Th a Money PIT (CC) Ev­ 39 MOVIE: 'Pippin' A young man [HBO] Will Rogers; Look Back In Laugh­ [CNN] Sporta Tonight [U S A ] Night FNght 4:30AM CD (X) MOVIE: 'An Amorloan In Parla' An CD MOVIE: Th a Plrota' An elaborate erything that can poaalbly go wrong searches for truth. Ben Varaan, William ter Comedians Dan Aykroyd, Chavy [ESPN] Sportaoantar Saturday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Pal# RIdar' (CC) An an atory of an leraali child reared aa tha eon doai whan a couple movea into a man- Chase. Rodney Oangerfiald. Robin Wil­ igmatic gunman comas to tha dafanta of Amarican ax-GI finda romance and auc- kida aren't thrilled with Don't plana for a Katt. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Last Innocent Man' (CC) cett In Parla. Mualcal acora by George of a wall-todo royal Arab phyaiclan and alon bought for ona-flhh of Ita original [E8PN] Boholaatio Sporta America liams and Harold Ramis pay tribute to 1 :1 5 ® MOVIE; Tha liallan Job' A a western mining town being threatened antruatad by tha reigning Princa Ralyad family camping trip. 8 MOVIE: Tha Bingo Long Traveling A top criminal lawyer ia drawn into a AM and Ira Garahwin. Gana Kelly. Laalla Ca­ value. Tom Hanka, Shelley Long. Alexan­ MOVIE: 'Sevan Mlnutaa In Will Rogers. Features newsreels and criminal inherits tha plans for a four mil­ by an evil landowner. Clint Eastwood, with managing hie country't vaat oil for­ der Gudonov. 1986. Rated PG. (In All-Stara and Motor Kings' Two black clips from his movies. (60 min.) baffling maze of violence and deceit ron, Oacar Levant. 1961. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Sploa Lika Ua' (CC) T (CC) Three Ohio taent makes ball players leave tha segregated Negro whan, on tha verge of quitting, ha la per­ lion dollar gold robbery in Italy. Michael Michael Moriarty, Carrie Snodgrass. tune. Eli Wallach, Chriatophar Lee. Stereo) Two accentric govarnmant workert find B thair first ttaps toward adulthood. Jen­ Caine. Noel Coward, Rossano Braizi. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) 8 MOVIE: 'Journey to tha Canter of Jamae Francitcua. 1978. National League to form their own team [M A X ] MOVIE: Tormenf A detective suaded to taka on one more case. Ed Tima' A group of travelara ia caught In a [T M C ] MOVIE: Tranoara' In the year thamaalvaa embroilad In International nifer Connelly, Maddia Corman, Byrpn Billy Dee Williams, Richard Pryor. attempts to solve tha mystery surround­ Harris. Darrell Larson. 1969. [U S A ] Night Flight Twilight Zona espionage whan they enter a tpy- time trap aa they vlalt tha prehlatoric lun- QD 2247, a ainiatar myatic thrdatana the Thamaf. 1986. Rated PG-13. Jamas Earl Jones. 1976. ing a series of doubla murders. Taylor peace of Angel City with zombla-llka dia­ tralnlng program. Dan Aykroyd, Chavy Gilbert. William Witt. Warren Lincoln. [M A X ] MOVIE: Fright Night (CC) A 1:20AM (HBOUMbVIE: "nia Monay 4:50AM [HBO] win Rogara; Look glaa of one million BC. Scott Brady. GIgl G 9 Soul Train teenager finds It difficult to convince his PH* Evarytning that can poaalbly go ciplaa called Trancara. Tim Thomaraon, Chaaa, Donna Dixon. 1988. Rated PG. C5) Entertainment Thia Weak (22) Faota of LIfa (CC) Beverly Ann sug 1986. Rated R. Back In Laughtar Comadlant Dan Ayk­ Perraau, Anthony Elaley. 1987. 8 Now York Maoter Chafe 7:00PM gests that tha girls convert tha attic into friends and tha authorities that his next wrong doot whan a coupla movaa Into a royd. Chavy Chaaa, Rodnay Dangarfiald, Helen Hunt. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In [U SA ] AIrwolf In an effort to protect the An interview with actor James Caen. (60 [USA] Alfrad Hitchcock Praaanta dS) 8 Inalda Look 3D XETU Alagria para la Juvantud. Stereo) an 'artist's loft'. (R) (In Stereo) door neighbor is a vampire. Chris Saran­ maniTon bought for ono-flHh of Ita ori­ Robin Wllllama and Harold Ramla pay daughter of a French tarroritt hunter, min.) (In Stereo) don, William Ragsdale. Amanda Baarsa. ginal valua. Tom Hanka, Shallay Long. 8 Lap Quilting 8 Bodywatoh (CC) tha Airwolf team mutt inflltratt a mime ® MOVIE: 'Kung Fu Executioner' In tha 1 0 :3 0 P M CD Sporta Extra tributa to Will Rogara. Faaturaa nawa- [USA] Chook It OutI CD M*A*8*H 1965. Ratad R. (in Starao) Aloxandsr Gudonov. 1988. flatod PG. raala and dipt from hla movlaa. (70 min.) 8 Auto Racing; Grand National 200 [C N N ] Your Money troupe. (60 min.) 1920s. • young Chinssa man avenges H ) INN Nawa (60 min.) 5:30PM 3D What a Country! Robert a CD (22) Whaal of Fortune the death of his father, who was killed by [DIS] MOVIE: 'Night Croaaing' Two father thraatana to diaown him. (R) 6:30PM QD CBS Nawa ITa a Living Nancy prepares notorious drug smugglers. Billy Chong. 3 9 Hollywood Cloao-Up Schadulad; a 9 9 U f i Go Bowling CD for the 'Star Trek ' profile, from tha TV sarlas to young couplaa and thair children ae- 8 8 VIotory Garden d ) Small Wonder On Thankaglvlng Day, arrival of a restaurant critic. Carl Spot. 19§1. cratly build a hot-air balloon to eacapa tho movies. ® PELICULA: 'U Ouarra da hw Paa- Jamla laarna the Importance of having a (29 Roger Clomana Report 'Wanted: Deod or Alive': old TV series, new movie talaa' Deapuea da laa batallaa da una Communlat oppraaalon In Eaat Gar- [USA] Doubla Trouble family. (33) Talaa from tha Oarfcalda Bizarre (29 Honaymoonara guarra, loa combatlantaa quadan cubler- many. John Hurt, Jana Alexander, Glyn- coincidences occur whan a little girl re­ (29 Odd Coupio 6:00PM (X) (X) 8 8 Nawa CD Slakal A Ebert A tha Movlaa Sched­ ceives a dollhouse. (R) [DIS] Oisnay Channal P rev law bora, aad whoa did they dleT toa da crama. Angelica Marla, Raul Vale. nla (i'Connor. 1981. Rated PG. uled ravlawt: "Paraonal Servlcaa" (Julie Innoeonoo Lott Tho Erosion of Who Hayad the secretary (X) WhaTa Happening Nowll Raj haa tha ® Chariaa In Charge Charles helps the [USA] Alfrad Hitchcock Praaanta By Toni Belikold - A.S., Piaaaic, N J . 8 Sacrat City 3:30PM QD NBA Baakatball: Playoffa mlatakan Impraaalon that Nadine la hav­ Waltara, Alec McCowan); "My Damon Amarioan Childhood Juvenile crime, OB the series “Maaalx’7 - Powell kids with a school project; Wal­ runaways and teen pregnancy are 1 1 :0 0 P M ® ® 8 Nawa Cooper was born on [C N N ] Newaday FIrat Round Taama to bo announcod. (2 ing an affair. Loyar(Scott Valantine); "Extrema Pre­ ter dates Buddy's grandmother. (R) M.M., BhwariMd, lad. hra., 30 min.) (Live) judice" (Nick Nolle. Powers Boothe). among the topics Investigativs raportar Who pUjred thf Bule lead May 7, 1901 and died [OIS] MOVIE: ‘Advanturaa of tha Wlld- (X) Booom Buddioa Garaldo Rivera explores in a special that ® MOVIE: 'I, Tha Jury* Mika Hammtr Mannix's secretary and ( & Mama's Family Tha Harpers race to aatt out to avanga tha brutal daalh of a In tha novla "Wutad: Dead May 13, 1961. Montgom­ ernaaa Family' A family faoaa a rooky (X) MOVIE: 'Super Poweri Near the and (X) New Oldgat Qldgat and Jeff btcoma the betting window when Mama has vi­ will attempt to show tha reunion of miss­ girl Friday, Peggy Fair, 3D Fame Leroy hopaa to give hia niaca a Involved In DannI and Oall't (Llll Haydn) (riand. Armand Ateania, Barbara Car­ or AliYa”T - C.L.M., Maitia, road to aurvival In tha Rocklaa whan thay of tha China Dynaaty, when tha Manchu apaclal Chrlatmaa gift; Shorofaky winda sions of winning horsss. ing children with thair families. (2 hrs.) ery Clift was bom on Oct. was played by Qall Fish­ abandon tha urban rat raca for Ufa In tha boxara era defeated by Kung Fu axparte. vldaotapo project. rara, Alan King. 1982. Oa. up In tha hoapltal for tha holldaya. (80 Auction Exproas 1987 [CNN] Prim# Nowt 17, 1920 and died July er. The series aired from wlldarnaaa. Robert Logan. Suaan Da- tha Imperial Mlnlater'e aon vowa to aaak min.) (R) 8 Tad Knight Show Garfield tha cat (23) (D Bonny Hill ravanga. Billy Chong, Hau Chiu Sing. NHL Hookey: Divisional Finals "Wanted: Dead or 23,1966. Flynn was bom 1967 to 1975, and Fisher mante Shaw. 1975. Rated G. 8 Qroataat American Haro and hit creator Jim Davit atop by Hen­ (29 Haa Haw Quests: Loretta Lynn (co­ [ESPN] 8 MOVIE; "Tha Workf a Groatott Lovor' 1981. ry's offica. host), Mickey Oillay, Tha Whites. George QamoATI Taama to be announced. (3 hrs.) Alive" waa a TV Western on June 20,1909 and died Joined It during its second Don't Touch Blair Brown. NIkl 39 Small Wonder On Thankaglvlng Day, A coupla of nawlywadt-gat mixad up In I and Kelly Wolf atar in tha atory 3D Mualo Maohlna 8 8 NBC Nawa Hamilton IV, Steele Family Cloggers (Live) tha crazy world of Hollywood in tha daya that aired from Septem­ Oct. 14, 1969. Robert year. B Jamie laarna tha importance of having a (60 min.) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Jaka Spaair (CC) A Taylor was bom on Aug. of a babyaittar who racognlaaa tha tell­8 Wa'ro Cooking Now family. 8 Motorwaak of tllant movlaa. Gana Wlldar, Dorn Da-. ber 1B68 to March 1061. tale aigna of child molaatatlon. (80 min.) (29 CPTV Auction Annual fund-raising young woman aoaka tha nalp of a pulp Lulia, Carol Kana. 1977. 6, 1911 and died June 8, ® Rolno Salvaja 8 Nawa (LIva) 8 What's Happening Nowll auction. haro to raacua har alitar. who haa baan It starred Steve McQueen [U S A ] Hollywood InaMar 8 Qhoot Btoor 1969. 8 Heritago Comar 8 RIaking It All 8 Mami't Family Mama't daughter kldnappod by an African whita alava as bounty hunter Josh Who played the lawyer ia (29 One Big Family Maryanne organizes ring. Wayna Crawford, Karan Kopina, 8 Taloa from tha Oarfcalde 1 : 1 8 P M 8 8 Major Laaguo Baao- [CNN] Foreign Corraapondanta 8 Danoin' to tha HIta (Batty White) eacratly checka Into the s strike against hsr employer. Randall. The series pilot DM RMs Presley star la the series "lllsrioaippl"r — ball: New York Yankaaa at Clavaland hotpital for an operation. John Hurt 1988. Ratad PO. (In Starao) 8 Nawa (LIva) aired as an episode of the UK., Bothlehoa^ Pa. Indiana (2 hra., 45 min.) (LIva) [ESPN] Auto Racing; IHRA Drag Rco- 8 ITa A Living Sonny'a In for a aurpriae 0 9 Runaway With tha Rieh and Famous the awria “Urn Me Ing: All-Pro Winter Nctlanale From Dar­ ® ABC Nawa (CC). (M A X I MOVIE; 'BroiHW 8111/ (CC) A 8RMOf8aulda series "Trackdown" In "The Mississippi," a whan ha partlclpatee In a mock murdar Actress Barbara Carrara In Japan; actor apollod halrata datarta har huiband for Teader'T - J.L .P ., UbboIb, 1 : 3 0 P M ® Oolf Big 'I' Houaton Open, lington. SC. (80 min.) (R) caaa eponaorad by a "whodunit" group. Edward Albert In Maui, Hawaii; yachting March 1968. S3) Notlelaro Univlalon tha laadar of a travaling Wild Woat 8 Bnaak Frovlawa Hoota Jaffray lyona Rutger Hauer as modern- S a l e law drama that aired third round, Irom Woodlanda, TX. (90 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Say Yaa' A playboy In tha Mediterranean; an undersea hotel and MIohaal Madvad look at what'a now There Is also a 1987 from March 1983 to min.) (LIva) 3D Embajodoroa da la Muaioa Colom- CD ITa a living Nancy prepares for tha show. Clint Eaatwood, Sondra Loeka, day bounty hunter Nick planlat can acqulra a quarter of a billion blana arrival of a raetaurant critic. in Key Largo, Fla. Gooffroy Lawla. 1080. Ratad PO. at tha movlaa. (In Starao) movie version of "Want­ He sure did. This 1966 March 1984, starred 8 Modem Maturity dollara, but only If ha gata married be­ Randall. 8 Doctor Who [C N N ] Pirmaola CUBA] MOVIE: 'Mon WHh Dm SynthaUe 8 tfa a Living Nancy praparaa for tha ed; Dead or Alive" that Civil War yam was Prea- Ralph Waite as attorney 8 Gioataat Bpoita Laganda fore hla 35th birthday. Jonathan Wln- arrival of a raataurant critic. taia. 1BS8. flitad PG-13. 8 One Big Family Uncle Jaka and tha [DIS] My Friend Rloka Brain' A hiH-humsn zomUa la un- , ppened a fe,w jnpntlja agq Wbea were Gary CoopfT,, )qy'^ ipovie debut. He co- Ben. Walker. The series ; ■ • ■ I . I . f ; I ■ ' » ^ I <14 M ' r r I < A . i 1 ' t I I I ( A Conllnutd. laaahad. aauaing a rolgn of tarror In Lot [C N N ] mnnaAa ' and dlmpiieared a few MoBtgoMry CH^ Brret stam d with Richard also featured Linda Q. , « f ■ • I t » ■ 1 1 ■ I ' . ' i l l . / i a' M ^ ? I I > I 1.T ^L»J I0 ? 'i’ '] <• 7. I I i:. ■ >0 » 'T I r T» ? I s *' I « C vv s .1. n't*] Angalaa. John Carradlnt, Tommy Kirk, (DIB1 MOVIE: 'Broltiar Can Yoa Bpan a .1 I ’ 1 ' T f < Kant Taytor. 1B8B. weeks later. It starred aad lobeit Taylor Egan and Debra Paget. Miller and Stan Shaw. » - M A f ■ imALD.giftrtwr.Awa»Lmr 11 i . M t e m r - A “ T W 5 ------W » 9 k ’» Thl$ F t t i u r m W o o k ’E MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT Foaturo: Jack J. Lappen Reahjr Do you raaltea I aold the Saturday CONtACT EvanMg Post and tha La«aa Homa Journal tor 20 and SO raapactivaly? LENSES (I was 6 years oM.) SOFT e HARD • GAS PERMEABLE • 763 and ie i Main MancHaatar WsN, now I’m sailing houaaa and I’d EXTEMIEOWEAR _ FItona: S43-1iei or 043-1800 Hka to aall youral So call me airaady ITS THAT LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA tor a top prtoal • Eaalbrook MaN, ManaNaM e TINTED & COLORED SOFT CONTACT LENSES YOU GET WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR FORD, M i.U rrm t W East Cantar Strsst Fhon« 400-1141 N tmry FmhUt Manchaatar, C T 00040 e BIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES LINCOLN OR MERCURY SERVICED BY taareaiv coaMerm rro tcaoMO Fw i anmoa OFTMMNor OUR EXPERTS... 643-4263 • TORC SOFT CONTACT LENSES AVAILABLE FOR 53 YEARS ASTIGMATISM CORRECTION SERVINQ THE QUALITY BUYER, AT THE “*Serving Mancheater For Over 50 Yeara” • HEARING AIDS • OPTICAL GOODS SAME LOCATION, BY THE SAME FAMILY... “111 give you the best i repair W . la * , um tti mm ml lb . a a l eMfcaUaaniiVa. ifUiUI a a a a a n i . CM aaUoa. f a ■ . w aaw -V k-. Mali ofClM W A GtM h." WMi i Im ^^t\and the eS n a . r ylaae la a a a I aa aaw a iadaii fSaUt W . M y iaaai w aar- guarantee in CONNEOTCUT” •Ammarni h 'l mj trm Foi4. tfcreury, Uneohi or Foi4 Lid>< Tmefc, litlam Serrie* G oaraw e. W . aay oa My tf a a a d i a ri a m h fa a a ia i a a d l .(d a a l eaa. t 24 BIRCH STREET faaa db^erflraaMafhaeMr 14ebay.pB.flraaaea*yliy,bB!i< ^ M O R lS S f y b r o t h e r s / yea«oa'lfmW■ bMarrapargumtmaiywlMre. ifliweorcnWfwlm«riiw4iM ^kaa. yla baaiai OpM Slyl. Sa ha laa aaaaiat baUM. >yaa;7W U ^ S L a i l 91 TEL. 043-6847 or 043 4444 be f fdtti epia, er a a n eat, We'D fh it er reylwe il free. Free pate. Free hber. It Wda Sl . bab a WaaliaMr. Sewaa * » tea a e ia MM a ia i. daaye a year e r * . * * ye a HOURS; hae as leap li yea own year «a. A * ae le eee a eepy ef the Welieee Sariee CairaWee. opsievENnm- F.T.O. nWAV s'aATUROAV C IH T W U TIW IT RMTEN CMME WSSUIVNK TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TlLSP.M. MANCHCFTni,CONMCnCUT OA9*5199 MHMeM EKPIEM 703 MNl 191 Male Street WRmCUBNBKEDS. SOI Cwrtw St, Manrhwtrr 64M1SS

N O W O P E N !! a D N C Floss • TWICE IS NICE SHOP THE FLOOR STORE Hasting Oil Qasollna a Floss Carousel • A VhilagB CItIhtog * "Qroat Floors — Great Prices" • Counted Cross Stitch Books • at tba Waad iartar MaN • Aida Cloth by the Yard or Piece • Energy Coneenmtion Senleee l**T” 5SY"£SrwS!s7""" Heating - Air Conditioning - Plumbing V a O F F our Enttro Soloctlon of Boautiful Proloeelonolly Tralnod ToebnMmne I 25B Olcott Street, Mancheater A R EA R U G S Phone: 646-5825 FOGARTY BROTHERS Open Mon.-Sat. I0am-5:30 pm \ AH IM§ and mart at Mon-FrI 10-S 6 4 9 -4 S S 9 MANCHESTER MALL tn mis st Th u n til 9 6 4 7 - 7 9 7 4 Thura. ’til 9 pm Mombor Enorgy Contore Co-Oporathro

Even ifypu have nerve deafness you can EVERYTHING IN GLASS “WE CANT HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT HEAR & UNDERSTAND Custom Kitchen Cantor OVER 4 5 Kitchen Sc Bathroom Remodeling MANCHESTER TEARS EXPSRIINCS I. A. WHITE GLASS CO.. ■>. e — VI H Oer SbowrooM At |l fr*« HsRHilt T«tt .| MEMORIAl CO. M.-7m 2S Olcett Street Opp. Ent Cemetery CALL 649-5807 IN OUR 40th YBAR Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thura. Till 9 PM FREE 31 BItSELL ST. MANCHESTER HARRISON STREET HEARING QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER 151 Talootlvllle Road. Route 83, Vcmon • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS 6 4 9 - 7 6 4 4 TESTS 872-1118 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. At Kelly, we offer you SPeCIALIZIMQ IN CU8TOm EXHAU8T WORK Ang«llc Nursing ft Homo Caro' AUTO WASHETTE what you want in Sarvleoa, Raglatry Inc. Faaturing All Naw Cloth WaaMng Syatam SaH-Sarvica High Praaaura Bay and Vacuums temporary employment: DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. 63 East Cahtar Btraat Manohaatar C T Complala Reconditioning Barvic# Avallabla SPECIALISTS • Ibp-paying jobi • Flexible work schedule WHEEL ALIONMENT - SHAKE SEKVICE - WKECKEft SEItVICE (203) 647-1956 OENEflAL HEPAIRINO • Immediate temporary assignments • Work on interestins assignments at 24 Hour Self Service matched to yourir ikiiisskill leading companies In your community Local Registry offers quality care... • Short-term and long-term assignments Propane Cylinders Filled Lower cost to patients... 203 Sprue# Btraat Manchaatar, CT 00040 TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Mon.-8al. 8:S0-S:S0 GIri' 640-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 RN’s, LPN's, Companions, Homemakers, Sun. S;S0-2iW (203)040^0004 tS E. Center St., Msneheiter ______KLIM%— Two minutes later... 6*4*3-2«7»M . C u rU s HlanrlirBtpr Hrralll Hello Manchester Herald. I would like to be part ot the Has lllilillllllMifthes See how easy It Is. Just a two Serving the Mancheoter It Page that runs on Saturdavs. HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER minute call gets you on this area for 100 yeara Yes# I know It's the best way to Video • Talavlalen • ttarae WEEKEND SPEGUL page. So call today! % reach new customers. Thank RoaIVCRaillawloamJI 16 Bralnord Place Mencheeter 203-643-2711 you very much. MANCHIftTftM ftAMAOl 4»4»3-2*7»l*l '»j't ’; I t ■' n : ffffirfffii unm iiT and other colobridoo. (60 min.) (R) 1000PM®Not*o (U S A jO lw a 3 9 Boot af Batupday Night hra.. 30 min.) (Livo) ® In tho Blaek: Koyo to Sueoaoa 12:15AM ® N M o CNy. U-AA- S o n d a s f y A p M 26 B AmatfeowVIdbo A woiiN From HoWy- ® Ma)ii l ilpiB b iibiBrBttootoCor- wood, tho RRh annuof prooontodon of S D m N N O tn 12:30AM ®SM M M f(M (ln SioaN) dtaoNdl liM p y M IMoti (2 hrt.. 45 min.) awarda to maHc vldao artoti. Wimrort B Malght / Out M n u c A n (Lhra) B O M O S a o R Setmday, Ceethwed in ISeoiaporiaaartvettdonbythoNo- B AueSan Eiipraao 19B7 Conrinuod. O i O O L O 3 9 (MOVIE:'I Mot My L4SIO Agafnr A girl (C 8 M ) Slyl* WMi B w KHnoab beeudful femete apy. AntRony Edwerda, tha maiiH^ of tha film Giant era ma- dettal Academy of Vidoo Atm and Sei- B O M s rU m N i loavat her boyfriortd and akrpae with a Linda Fiorendno. 1086. Rated PG-13. nltad. Sandy Dannie, Char, Karan Black. aneoo. Footuroo onsartainmatH by tha [U S A ] Kayo se Suseaoa MclwRl Oeic (r.) romantic author. Joan Bonnatl. Henry 1982. Bangfoa, WanB Chong and oomica Rl- B S B o n Sparta 12:45AM ® abc m o m (CO. [H 8 0 ] Baahart portrays m good- Fonda. 193S. 4 O 0 P M ® M O V K 'Eknar OaMzy' A chard Baizor and Bob Goidthwatt Hosts; 3 9 Greet Pertormeneee: Oenee ki Amor- 5:00AM (X) c n n n m i nowapapar man trtaa to oxpoao 6m in- 31 Oreewei Amarlean Hera [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon lapraaa looking hagOer B Wboi a Courriryf Audioritloe loam Caaoy Katam, Shari Balafoitto-Harpor, iaa; Ahrki Allay Amoriean Danoe Thootar 1XWAM ®VM»a4iM .Ilian [C N N ] Spona Itovtaw that Lonle ia practicing dantfairy with­ dieerationa of an opponunlat and an B Star Trek Graham Nath. (2 hrt.) Tho dance thontr porferma "Bluet wtKMC Me is sud­ evangaflot Burt Lancaatar. Joan Shn- ® Joo PranhBn [M S] aMI of WMl IM m v Pr*MMK Tha 8:30AM (X) Kosh an CaR (Lhro) out a Heonto. (fl) B N a w o (L ivM B B Robs Sa RNhoo (CC) Diana, a Suita." "Favor Swamp," arid "Rainbow lopand of fl Maneo Tho dory. boMd on denly compMceted mona. Shirtoy Jorma. f880. Round My ShouMor". (60 min.) 3 D TafOo from tho Dorfcatd* Bizarre d ) Tha Wartd TatiMrrow BWSMIOnedem B CZ) WondarWorko: Room to Mevo nawfy Heanatd drivar. gats into a ear ao- eolnetdoiKee occur when o IftHe girt se- Iho Anoc mytn. of SponioP oxptoror Hor- wfien he MTs for a ® Oymnaoeoe (Uvw) eidtnt (&0 min.) (fn Starao) (X) Sunday Maas 3D A il VO a« Bi lasol WC) Caret muat chooaa botwaan track 3 D Now Oldgst Gidgat and Jeff bocoma eehrea a dollhouaa. (R) nnmfo C o rto t foMod virtiita noHion. (60 kwe-Bterwed geiw- 39 NWA Pro WrooUkig or hor now lova. btftet (60 min.) MOVIE;'Aodon hr tho North Atfonde' Imohrad in Danni and GtiFa (Lffi Haydn) min.) B Ha Man A Maaw ra of tha llhhrataa [C N N ] IMonoy MMok B B T h o r a tha Spirit tfl^g bflfe (Lauren B Neva (C Q Tho proa and cone of toat- • B Now Oahortborgo CMakifdia Tha Marehant Marinaa ttartd againat vidaotapa project [USA]NI(MnigM B Hobart BabuBar [ESPN ] M M l t ioaar Oollto SbMkieko Nazi submarine* and torpadoaa. Hum­ [CNN] Nuwa Update Hutton), in "Ameri- tubo btbtaa are diacuaaod. (SO min.) (f^ B This Waak hr SknabaB [C N N ] CNN Nowa B Maabla and JaoltN / Daputy Dowg ' •I BoRlmoro Maat (2 hra.) (livo) BF oDoo Story phrey Bogart Raymond Maaaay, Ruth [U S A ] a m of 6i* BMrs 5:20AM mwc] MOVIC: Tranoanr In CAH Qigolo." it ahs [C N N ] Nawowosoh Gordon. 1943. [M A X ] M O V IE :A n d Juotloa Ibr A T A 6m year 2247, a ainiaiar myttic 6traa- ® Davoy A Oollath SVHIMT, ATUL [H B O ] M O V K Turfi 1 8 T A young graf­ B Oolf Libotiy Mutual Logonda, final lawyor fighta ftvoritiam and corruption 1.05AM (TNK3 RKWR: ‘Wkan Yoo tana m poaca of Angol City with fiti artlai fighta City Hall whan hie [M S ] DanMr Boy Doc trioa to inttreopi B One Ooy at o Tkno in tha count whan ho tafcaa on 6w eaaa 6 3D El Mlnlatailo da Jimmy Bwaggart round, from Onion Croak Country Club a gang of ruaitora from tiaaling witd Cemkt' BoMi Hod Wydb/ A VIotnom *»■ lomMotiko diocipiaa caAad Traneara. Piooonta 26. on ABC. brotlwr ia daniod hie pontion. Timothy in Auatin. TX. (2 hra.) (Livo) 37) Adyanturo A craw of niiw efota tho of a ]udM aceuaad of rape. Al Fadno. toroh la Invohrad In omuBgHrtg ntprtjoooo Thn Thomarton, Halan Hunt 1888. Hutton. Robart Urich, Robart Culp. muaianga. Jack Warden. John Fortytha. 1079 [C N N ] CraosBrs B Star t aarafi (60 min.) Indian Ocean in a Stona-Aga ttyla canoe into th* U S. Marjo* Gortner, Patar Firth. Ralad P6-13. (In SMiao) CHECK USTINGS 198S. Rswd PG-13. [H B M IWOVtE: 'Oheotbuotaro' (CC) A to provo that tho inhabitants of Modao- Ratad R. 1979. Ratad R. [D IS ] Oaod SSomlng MIofcayf [T M C ] MOVIE:'flavor 90 FotV A WWII 3Z> Mootorplooo TImatra: Star OuaRty; car are doacandad from Indonoaiana. in n Nawa FOE EXACT TIME trio of miafita goat into buainoaa to rid [U S A ] Cevor Story 5:30AM 3D [ESPN ] Tamila: Monts Carlo Opan guorlHa fighttr muat baido -tho Army Noel Coorard Storloo (CC) Mri. Capper (60 min.) 1:10AM [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘AfiBtr A ato- honrna of ovH apiritt. Bill Murray, Dan d*m turn* to prostitution ao that th* con [C N N ] Manor WNak Champfonahipa (SO min.) (Lhra) braaa at sveH aa the onamy afMr ho al- gala caught in a tricky tituaiion on her Aykroyd. Harold Ramie. 1984. Rated PG. [C N N ] Prima Nowa 10:30PM ® Sperti Extra taeka Chinaaa ranogada*. Frank Sinatra. . aOth birtfufay. (60 min.) (In Starao) ® Moot tho Moyers pay tha tuition at an axcluaiva high 6:00AM ( D My NaUhtmt'a Rallgion [H B O ] Saabart [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Cemmandof (CCI A achool. Cliff Gorman, Suean TyrrolL Gina Lollobrigida, Patar Lawfard. 1960. 3D Artfiritia Tofodien Cendnuoo (3 hra.) Hobart tehuHor riMAX] MOVIE: -V ftM Soisnoar ^ [M A X ] MOVIE: SW Cooby - "Hlmaotr- former veteran batdot an old advartary 3 D At tho Mevlao 1984. Ratad R. GE) Funnyman Bill Coaby looka at tha humo­ Two high-achool narda aecidantally B SmsS Wemtor (2 hrs) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Enamy MkM' (C O A 2KX)PM B Artlata and Thok Madia [OIS] MOVIE: 'Waaeaf Whan a miaehio- in an effort to roaeuo hit kidnapped B Jknmy Bsvoggon (X ) Nawa 9: In 0ap6i vioua raccoon beeomot a companion for rous aidaa of marriaga. childbirth and fa­ daughter. Arnold Sehwarzonoggar. Rao 1:30AM ® Oaorga A MBdrad create the woman of their draama whan apaoa pitot and hit half-human, haff- B Foots of Ufa (C O Bavtriy Arih tug- B Aik the Manager (U ) ChrlatopfMr Claaaup an atactrical atorm abort eircuita thair B KnewZonm WnbMfe for Seto (CC) a lonaly boy, ho eroataa probloma for the mily lifa in thia concert tim taped In On­ Dawn Chong. 198S. Ratad R. (In Starao) 3D INN Nawa Tho MIHon doHar butmon of smug^ng rap6Htn anamy muat put aaldo thair dlf- goats that tha giria convert the attic into CNN Nawa home computer. Anthony Michael Hall, family and tha naighbort. Stave Forraat tario in 1981. Bill Coaby. 1882. Ratad 3 D At tho Mevloa Schadulad review*: 3S oxotic (nimata fa axptorad. ftraitcea In ordar to aunriva on a daio- an 'amafa loff. |R) (In Starao) [M A X ] MOVIE: '0000007 (CC) After B To Ba Anrmunoad. Kelly LeBrock. Han Mitehell-Smtih. Itta ptaiMl Dannie Quald, Louie Gotaatt Billy Mumy, Elaa Lancimatar. 1969. PG. "Malona" (Bun Reynold*, Cliff Robon- O CoTHMOtlout Now B (MOVIE;'Mbaefo of tho Hoare A Boys Ratad 0. coming in contact with axtratarraatrial [C N N ] Nawamokor Sunday 1888. Ratad P6-13. (In Starao) 8 8atmon Jr.. Brion JanMa. 1985. Ratad Fix-13. (In [U S A ] Airwoff Whan tha company tua- cocoon-lika pods, a group of ratiraaa ton); "Extramo Prdudico" (Nick Nofto, Town S tir/ Tho Inspiring story of an ag­ Powers Booth*); "th* Allnightor" (Su­ [C N N ] Nawa Updata B ConvoraadOfM Starao) [ESPN] Auto Hoeing '87; IMSA OTP pocta that Locke (Anthony Sherwood) la find thamsatvaa miraculoualy ra]uvan- [ESPN] Bpertaeantar Sw« Thia [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Anothar Country- An ing priest and a troubled youth, who. sanna Hoffa. Dedoa Pfelffar). Waak In Sporta (90 mln.) [018] Donald Duak Praaanta upper claaa Englishman comm'ita baa- [U S A ] AS Amarlean WraatSng (SO min.) Sorioa From Rhraraido. CA. (3 hr*.) (Live) a traitor, th* team muat help prove hie atkd. Don Amocho, WIfferd Brimloy. SDTamas y Oabatoa with tho help of each other, raditcovar innocanca. (SO min.) [ESPN ] Tannia: Manta Carlo Opan • aon and dafseta to Russia. Rupert Ever­ thair courage, wisdom and placet in the [M A X ] MOVIE; Tho Story of Will Ro- Humo Cronyn. 1985. Ratad PG-13. (In [ESPN] NFL'S Suporatara Doug Atkina. [U S A ] InerodWda You 3Z) Sguaro Ono TV 1 2 : 0 5 P M [DIB] IMouaa Faetory; Fat Starao) iainlWnala (60 min.) (R) ett. Colin Firth. 1984. Ratad PG. world. Art Carney. Caaay Siamaszko. gorf Will Rogora' riaa to lama and for­ 6:30PM ® CBS Nawa [U SA ] HoByiivood InaMar [M A X ] MOVfE: 'Lon* Wotf Jotoont Buttram • Butffightiwg To Buftfroga Host 1:65AM [H B O ] Worhln’ tor Paamita Two taana-. 3D 1986. tune. hit marriaga, and tha influanca he ® ® Traooy URman Show MeOuado' A mavoriek Texas Ranger 9KK>AM (3D CBS Nawa Sunday Mom- Pat Buttram playa matador, station mas­ had on other* i* all dotailad in thia bio­ ® Rood to tho Tripio Cnnvn A preview 8:30PM 1 0 :4 0 P M [DIS] Zorro gara maat with an inatant anraction, but ing Sehadutad: profile of Denver [C N N ] Nowamakar Sunday ter. madlcina show pitchman, and cow­ 3D El Mundo dal Box (90 min.) ihow to the Triple Crown Hora* Race. Skatchaa Include "Lika Mother" in uaaa hit martial arts tklllt whan ha cat problama occur whan they raaliza ha ia a graphical study of tha famed humorist which a young woman (Ullman) It trana- 11:00PM GD (D 0 0 ra N^ve lldoa with modem day btndHt and arara Nuggets basketball coach Doug Moa. [DIB] SSOVIf; 'KaRy- A young gtrl who fa boy. Short Tw o Gun Mickey" is in­ ( d MOVIE: 'Hurrleano' Two lovers try and commentator. Will Rogora Jr, Jana B BIT o Ba Annourreod. vandor in iIm atadium ownad by her min.) havfng troubta adjuatfng to tffo wfth bar cluded. formad Into her dominoaring mother (Ju­ GD MIeeion ImpoeelMe amugglart. Chuck Norria, David Carro- fathar. (60 min.) daaparataly to ateape tha vangaanca of Wyman, Eddie Cantor. 1952 B Rat Patrol lie Kavnar). (In Stereo) dlna, Barbara Carrara. 1983. Ratad PG. CD MeCreery Report PREMIERE ttapfathar, taavaa tba cfly to tfvo wfth hor a raiandata policeman and tha fury of a CD The World Tomorrow father fn tha Afatkan wfidarnaaa. Chrfa- 1 2 : 3 0 P M ® MOVIE; -Ravanga of the [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Anothar Countr/ An B O d d Coupio ® Faoa Off 6:15AM 3D Oavay b Oollath CD HereTa Lucy Pink Panthar' Tha bumbling Inapactor tropical storm. Dorothy Lamour. Jon upper claaa Engliahman commita traa- (Q) 'ANo 'AMo Reno eccompeniee the 2XX)AM ® Nlghtwateh tophar Chapman, Robart Logan. Twyta- Hall, Mary Aafor. 1937. 3 9 ARC Nowa (CC). 3 9 S C TV 6:30AM CD Barrio CD (S) Oral Roberta Oawn Vokfnt. 1981. Clouaaau ia on tho trail of tha French •on and dafacta to Rustla. Rupert Evar- Realetence on a mlaaion to blow up a ® Christian Chffdratl’t Fund Connection. Pator Sallora. Dyan Cannon, [C N N ] Weak In Raviaw 06. Colin Firth. 1984. Rated PO. 3D NoUelsro UnivWon B ffa a Living Nancy proptrot for th* railway line. (X) Now Jaraay Paopla (3D Inhumanokto 10:45AM B Jewish Ufa ® MOVIE: Th * 39th Hour' A man arxl Herbert Lorn. 1978. [M A X ] MOVIE: Lono Wolf MoQuada' A [U S A ] Alfred HKoheook Hour [C N N ] Inalda Buainoaa arrival of a raataurant eritlo. 39w *ndyand M* hie wifa art caught up In Nazi aggroa- 3D Chriatian Solanoa Monitor Raporta Kenneth Copeland 11KX)AM D Heroes: Made In the ( D High School Bowl maverick Texas Ranger uses his martial [DIB] Anlmtlt In Aodoii A itudy of how [U S A ] Wamad: Dead or ANvo B Watkond WHh Creek and Chao* tlon, whan the dlatriet pollea head, who 39 20 Mlnuta Worhout He-Man * Maetera of the Unhreree U.8Jt arts skills whan ha collidaa with modern 4:15PM ® KInor't Komor wants tha woman, tandt tha husband to 39 SyborvMen Weight Control ctmouflag* helps animala aurviva. 8:40PM [DIB] OTV B Nowomakora O Inalght (S ) (SZ) Seeame Street (CC). D MOVIE: 'The Jungle A photog­ day bandits and arma smugglers. Chuck 4;30PM ® Houao Cast a eoncanffaffon camp on th* fait* B MOVIE: Th a Hoodhim Salnf A Norrta, David Carradina. Barbara Car­ 7KK)PM C£) 90 Mlnutta (60 min.) 3 9 State Warra In charge that ha it Jawith. Anthony S O Rlno Around tho World O Telephone Aucdwi rapher and his taan-aga daughter enter World War I vat, unable to find a job. [C N N ] Evans and Novak e X T O P M ® MOVIE:'Peek of Uaar (CC) tha unexplored jungle for pictures and rera. 1983. Ratad PG. CE) ® 21 Jump Btraat Romance com- A suburban London coupio facet a 3D Connecticut Now Quinn. Vima Litl. Miohaal Radgrava. 3D Conaumar Diacount Auo6on ® King Leonardo turns crooked. William Powell, Esther 1987. to meet Bomba. Johnny Sht^iald. Peggy Williams, Angela Lanabury. 1946 [U S A ] MOVIE: Tho Brain' Two ax- 5:00PM ® ® Mutual of Omaha'a plicatte Hanaon'e invattigation into etu- moral critit whan Brt6th agtntt uaa [C N N ] Inold* Buiinaoo [C N N ] Stylo With Elaa Klanach @ The World Tomorrow Ann Garner. 1949. convicts anempt to outwit tha master­ Spirit of Advanturo: ChaNanging China'a dant eslae of stolen goods. (60 min.) (In thair home to spy on thoir nolghbor*. El­ 3D WoB Straot Jeumol Roport (S i B Maat tha Praaa Yangtze A look at tha firtt-avar rafting Starao) [ESPN] SportaContor (60 min.) [DIS] Contraption [C N N ] Daywateh D Thia Week In Connecticut mind of the famous Glasgow-London ian Buratyn, Alan Bataa. Tari (farr. 1887. [C N N ] Money Wook B Whafa Happening NowH train robbery. David Niven, Jean-Paul expedition of tha Upper Yangtze Rh/ar in ® 3 9 MOVIE; 'OovH and Max DovHn' [T M C ] MOVtE; '9.O.B.' A Hollywood [M A X ] MOVIE; Joay' As alcoholism [018] Welooma to Pooh Corner Telephona Auction ® O Fox Snaak Praviow; Down and [DIB] MOVIE: Th* SpanMi MakT A (T9 Belmondo, Bourvll. 1969 Chins. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (CC) A man la given a chance to llv* Out In Bavariy HINa producer turns hit (3-ratsd bomb Into a slowly dastroya his ax-musician father, a ® Spoffight on Qovsmmant tavlah erode mualcal (or financial auc- twainbuekling 17th-o*ntury pirate i m - taan dasparataty struggias to break into [H BO ] MOVIE: Time BandHa' A amall & Real to Reel ® Buck Rogora again If ha can recruit thro* innocent boy travels back in time for soma excit­ 3D Punto da Eneusntro Deads Espana 2:30PM (D MOVIE: Don't Bo Afraid ® ® MOVIE; 'Amarlean GHiato' (CC) A cata. Julia Andrawt, William Holdan, Ri­ euat a beautiful girt from tha elutehat of rock n' roll. Nail Barry. James Quinn Wondarworka: Daniel and tha Tow- of tho Dark' A young couple inherit an Famo A computer foul-up turns Chris paopla to promit* thoir toult to th* de­ a vlllalnout noMaman. Mauraan O'Hara, ing adventures with a host of strange (Sh Ws'ra Cooking Now 3D man working aa a paid companion ia chard Mulligan. 1981. Rated R. 1985. Ratad PG. (In Starao) ara (CC) A straatwisa Hispanic boy be­ old house and find it inhabited by into a hero. (SO min.) vil. A 'DIanoy Sunday Movie' pratsnta- framed for murdar. Richard Gara. Lauren Paul Hanrald, Waltar Slazak. 1948. characters. John Cleese, K^lchaal Palin, comes friends with tha Italian immigrant [C N N ] Foreign Corraapondanta tlon. Elliott Gould. Bill Coaby. 1981. [U SA ] HorbaHfa [U SA ] Night Flight Shelley Duvall. 1981. Ratad PG. (In gnome-ltke creatures who try to take the 39 Hair Product Hutton. Nina Van Pallandt 1880. (R) [U S A ] Oo (or Your Otooma who built Watts Towers in Los Angelas. wife captive. Kim Darby. Jim Hutton, ® To Bs Announoad. Starao) [DIS] Nswl Animal World B MOVIE: 'Ooneeldo An analyiit of ® Now Jaraoy PaoRla 1 1 :0 5 P M [DIS] Fhra Mil* Croak 6:35AM [T M C ] MOVIE: Continantal (3 hrs.) Barbara Anderton. 1973. Charlaa In Charsa Chtrlaa triaa to Whan a nawcomar antart Emu Plains 2:30 AM 3D m o v ie : Th * VoUow RaRa Divido' A political raportor ia tent into [ESPN] Logandary World of Golf the long history of anti-Samitlam leading 39 3D Runaway With tho Rloh and Fomout 9:30AM CD Th# world Tomorrow (29 It's Your Businaaa MOVIE: 'King of Kings' This biblical obtain a callage loan. annual horta race, tha eompstltlva Royoo' Over a tan-yaar period, th* thro* tho wild country to intorview a roclusivo 39 up to the Holocauat. 1982. Acirati Barbara Carrara In Japan; actor aoparat* ownort of on* Rollt-floyo* oe- (3D Jam ® Connaetiout Real Eatata Showoaaa 1:00PM CD NBA Baakotball; Playoffs epic is based on the life of Jesus and the Armstrong family tats a trap. lady ornithologist. John Baluahi, Blair First Round Teams to bs announced. (2 B Tha Saint B Honoymoonara Edward Albert in Maui, Hawaii; yachting porlonc* romantic surprlaat. Rax Harri- Brown, Allan Goorwitz. 1981. Rated PG. (29 Batman PREMIERE struggle againat Roman tyranny. Jeffrey In th* Maditorranean; an undaraaa hotel 1 1 :3 0 P M ® Magnum, P.l. hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Hunter, Harry Guardino, Robert Ryan. 37) New Southern Cooking B B Our House (CC) A achooltaachar ton, Shlrlty MtoLalna, Ingrid Bergman. (S ) Day of Diacovary (39 Three Btoogea writaa a nagativa charaotar rtftranca in Kay Largo, Fla. (R) ® Nasvt / Sporta 1984. 7:00AM QD Today's Buslnaaa- (D Health Show 1962 [C N N ] Nawa Updata Waakand Adalante ® Busineta World that could provtnt Kria from affanding 39 MOVIE; 'Cootoy High' This drama ® It la Writtan [C N N ] Sparta Lotanlght (29 (D My Favorits Martian (23) Flapper Btory The life and era of the [U S A ] Chook It Ou6 tha Air Force Academy. (60 min.) (R) (In canter* on an earfy. 1960'a group of high ® New Jeraey Hlapeno [ESPN ] BportaContar CSD ® Jimmy Swaggart ® Tannaaaee Tuxado 3D MOVIE; The Kid with the 200 1.0' A flapper is illustrated through music, Starao) achool atudanta growing up In Chicago 3D Honoymeonort (CC|. SD KnowZone films and interviews. (R) 5:30PM 39 Syborvltlon Weight Con­ dD 8th Day ® Rev. David Paul 13-year-otd ganiua goes to college and trol (29 Auction Exproaa 1887 learning about life, love end aurvivet. 3 9 Rooky and Friondt 2:45 AM [HBO] movie; 'Ootehar (oci has problems coping with the campus Sweet Surrender (CC) Kan and Geor­ Glynn Turman, Lawrance-Hllton Jacob*, (ID Faoa Off ® La Santa MIsa SD MOVIE: 'Fighting Prince of Donegal' (29 ( B Wiosding B Chriatian Chlldron'a Fund A young collage ttudant't maka-baliava A young prince in sixteenth century Ire­ social Ufa. Gary Coleman. Dsan Butler, gia decide to choose someone as a pros­ (22) Happy Days Apaln Garrett Morrta. 1976. aaplonaga gams turns real whan ha d3) W Jarry Falwall ® Super Sunday (29 B Sporta Machine land singlahandadly rocks an empire. Harriet Nelson. 1983. pective parent for their children in the ® UnlvIakMi an al Daporta (60 min.) i B Quincy (29 B MOVIE: Hoataga FUght (CC) maatt a beautiful female spy. Anthony ® Divina Plan [C N N ] Your Money event of their death. (In Stereo) B Country Rooord OuM* Peter McEnery, Suean Hampshire, Tom 31 CNN Nawa ISZ) Craativa Living 3D PELICULA: 'El Oandarm* Doaoono- The paasangars aboard a hijaokad air­ Edwards. Linda Florantino. 1988. Ratad (2D MOVIE: 'FIrapowar' A widow seeks [DI8] Donald Duck Praaanta Adams. 1966 oldo' plane overthrow tha tarroriata holding (29 Profile Booton PQ-13. (22) MOVIE; The Wind and tha Lion' An 2!35PM [DIS] Dieney Channel Prev­ [C N N ] Nawsmakar Sunday to avenge her husband's murder. Sophia [ESPN] SpeadWeak (90 min.) [ESPN] Bportsoantar Sunday: Thli American widow and her two children iew IS7) Austin City Llmitt (In Starao) them hostage and judga them lor thoir 3 9 MOVIE: 'Com* Book to th* B A Dim* 3:b0AM [CNN] Nawtnight Loren, Jamas Coburn, O.J. Simpson. Weak in Sports (60 min.) [DIS] Wind In tha Wlllowa crlmas. Nad Beatty, Oaa Wallace Stone. become pawns in a test of wills when [C N N ] Nowa Updata Jimmy Ooon, Jimmy Doan' Three [ESPN] Tonnia: Vohro/Montt Carlo 1979 10:00AM ( D Wonderful World of Die- they are kidnapped by a Moroccan de­ 3:00PM 3D MOVIE; 'Oracula' When a [H BO ] Fraggla Rook (CC). (In Starao) Barbara Boston. 1985. (R) (In Storao) woman, whose llvsa were changed after nay: Call It Courage In tha South Pacific, [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Continental Divide' A Open (2 hrt., 30 mln.) (R) 30 It's Your Businaaa political reporter is sent into the wild sert chieftain. Sean Connery, Candice ship washes up on the Yorkshire coast, [OIS] MOVIE: The Raluotant Osbu- (29 Mama's Family Tha Harpart race to the making of the film Giant are reu­ a young man trying to prove himself to an evil is unleashed that will change the [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Continantal DIvIda' A tanta' The wife of a titled Englishman [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Never So Few' A WWII 39 Kannath Copeland country to interview a reclusive lady or­ Bergen, Brian Keith. 1975. political reportar le tent into the wild the batting window when Mama hat vi­ nited. Sandy Dannit. Char. Karan Black. tribal alders sets out to sea alone where nithologist. John Balushl, Blair Brown. town forever. Frahk Langella, Laurence must Introduce her Amarican-raisad sions of winning hortst. 1BB2. uerilla fighter must bat6a tha Army 3D Singing Evangaliat Grace Program ha faces a grueling test of survival. (60 (S ) MOVIE; 'Who Was That Ladyf A Olivier, Donald Pleasance. 1979. country to interview a raclueiva lady or- stepdaughter to London society. Rax grasa at wall as the anamy aftar ha tt- Allan Goorwitz. 1981. Rated PG. professor, caught kitting a student, gats nithologitt. John Baluihi, Blair Brown. 37) Mattorploo* Thaatra: Star Quality: 3D PELICULA: '8* Anunclara' [C N N ] Daybreak min.) d l) Greatest Sports Legends Harrison. Kay Kendall, John Saxon. tacki Chintta rsnagadaa. Frank SInaUa. [U SA ] Cartoons hit TV writer friend to dream up an ex­ Allan Goorwitz. 1981. Rated PG. 1958 Noel Coward Storloa (CC) Lola Wld- 3D Spiritual Ufa Crutada Gins Lollobrigida. Patar Lawford. I860. [018] Mouaaroiaa (D Sybarvialon planation which finds him in trouble (22) ® Major League Baseball; Boston maysr. a bait-talling author, and a youn­ 11:10AM [C N N ] CNN Travet Gufda [U S A ] Ooubla Troubla [ESPN] SporttCantar [C N N ] Sporta Tonight [U 8 A ] Program Vourtolf for Suoeaaa [C8PN] Inalda the POA Tour CD Marathon Third Annual New Jersey with the FBI. Tony Curtis, Dean Martin, Red Box at Texet Rangers (2 hrs, 30 ger. thrics-marriad man htvt an unlikely Waterfront Maration. This 26-mila, 308- 11:30AM (X) Faoa tha Natfon Janet Lalgh. I960. min.) 6:00PM ® ® B 39 News [USA] Tha Virginian shipboard romance. (80 min.) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'After Hours' (CC) Boy- 3:30AM [C N N ] Crooaftr* [H 8 0 ] SMbart yard race begins at Liberty State Park in maatagirl In an uptown N.Y. diner and It ® B Thfa Waak Wfth Oavfd Brinktay 3 9 Wild Kingdom (23) On Stage at the Wolf Trap Karen Ak­ ® Polloo Story 7:30PM 39 Chleo and the Man [C N N ] Waak In Review [U S A ] Calliope Jersey City. (3 hrs.) ers performs an evening of cabaret mu­ plunged Into her world of crazlat. punk- 3:40AM [DIB] MOVIE: 'Aoro** tho (CC). (29 Hart to Hart 3D MOVIE: Como Baok to tho B A Dlmo (29 Runaway With tha Rloh and Famous ipiS ] MOVIE: 'Aoroaa tha Qraat DIvIda' era and an assortmanl of wild woman. Groat DIvM*' Two orphans travel watt to 7 : 3 0 A M (X ) Celebration of tha Euchar­ 3D Photon sic. (60 min.) (In Starao) Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Doan* Three 3D MOVfE; 'AbboM And Coatafto Maat 39 Lot's Oo Bowling Actraas Barbara Carrara In Japan; actor Two orphans travel watt to claim thair Griffin Dunne. Roaanna Arquatta, TsrI claim thair land Inharltanca. Hatthar ist (39 Dwight Thompagn (23) Little House on tha Prairie women, whota llvee ware changed aftar Edward Albert In Maul, Hawaii: yachting land Inheritance. Heather Rattray. Mark Garr 1985. Rated R. Raffray, Mark Hall, Robert Logan. 1876. Tha Ktffar Soria KariofT Whan ballboy 3D Esta Santana an Balsbol ( T ) Most 6m Mayora (29 Raaolutlon Lou It accutad of murdar, dataetlva Bud (29 Golden Qlria (CC) Blanche has trou­ In the Maditerranaan; an undaraaa hotel Hall. Robart Logan. 1878. Rated 0. Ratad G. 37) Firing Una In Key Largo Fla. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Runaway Train' Two In­ 1 1 : 4 5 P M ® Sporta Proa and Cana 39 Day of Dlaoovary (22) Challoa of Salvation •olvat tha catt. aided by Borla Karloff. ble dealing with her father's plan to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Enomy MIno' Bud AbboR. Lou Cottello. Borla Karloff. marry a much younger woman. (R) (In mates sscspe tha brutalitlat of thair nad- 3:45 AM O C s M ira ts SD Arthritis Foundation Telethon From [CNN] Sparta Sunday 1 2 :0 0 A M ® Solid QoM (R) (in Stcrao) (C O A apace pilot and hit half-human, (2D ® Mlatar Rogara 1948. the Grand Ola Opry House In Nashville, Star'ao) Ittlc warden only to bteomo prlsoi srt O Uttio Houas on tha Pralrla (39 Sunday MaM [ESPN] NHL Hookay: Stanley Cup Play­ on a train tpaading out of control across ® Jimmy Stvaggart half-raptllitn anamy mutt put atida thoir (2D Argumont Tann., a national fund-ralsar to benafft [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Channels offa Atfams or Patrick DIviilon Final - diffarancat in order to turvlv* on a daao- arthritis ratsarch and patient services. the Alaskan wlldsmttt. Jon Volght, Eric 3D Star Trok 3D Funtasdc World of Hanna-Barbara O Qhoatbuetara (29 Wall gtraat Journal Report [DI8] Seat of Walt DIaney Preaentt; The Gama #4. (3 hrt.) (Live) lataplsnat Dannit Quald, Louis Gotiari David Copparflald, Robert Goulet, Tom WFSB Hartford, CT 3 Roberts, Rsbacca Da Mornay. 1985. 3 9 Hasan's Haroaa Jr., Brion Jtmaa. 1888. Rated PQ-13. (In [C N N ] Big Btory 9 9 W.V. Grant I B Tho World Tomorrow Legend of El Blenoo The story, based on (T M C l MOVIE: 'Summer Rental' (CC) A Ratad R. Janet, Larry Gatlin and tha Gatlin Broth- WNEW New York. NY i (29 Hunter (CC) Sporty Jamta gets Starao) [D I8 ] You and ma, KM 9D Ayafy Hoy y Manana art, tha Forattar Slaters and Mai McDan­ the Aztec myth, of Spanish explorer Her­ harrlad air-traffic controller takas his la- 3D Nuava York Ahora nando Cortez's fabled white stallion. (60 WTNH New Haven. CT 9 greedy aftar ha witnattat a murder and [I8 P N ] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connootlan Jam iel are among tho oalabritat tchadulad mlly on s Florida vacation and winds up [U S A ] Robart Klein Tlmo (R) A.-OOAM [C N N ] Now* Update CD C l Wild Amarlea (CC) min.) WOR New York. NY 9 In a sailboat competition with hit lan­ tries to blackmail a major drug dealer [DIS] Wind In tha Wlllowa to loin taitthon host Mickey Gilley. (3 WPIX New York. NV 11 who was raspontlbla. (80 min] (R) (In [U S A ] New Deneretlon Hair Cere [H B O ] Bsabsrt [C N N ] Spofttwaak hrt.) dlord. John Candy. Richard Cranna, Rip 9:30PM ® (ED Ouot Ban ia aoanxioua 3:30PM ® NBA Baakotball: Playoffa WHCT Hartford, CT t« to plaaae Laura that he call* her former Starao) Nsw England Sunday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Coooon' (CC) Aftar Torn. 1985. Ratad PG-13. 4:30AM ® Phll Blhrar* 8:00AM (X) [T M C ] MOVIE: '8.0.8.' A Hollywood [C N N ] Nawaday F(rtt Round Taama to be announced. (2 WTXX Waterbury. CT 20 boyfriend for edvice. (In Stereo) 3 9 Mata Council of Rabbit IMatnIrig coming in contact wKh axtratarraatrial producer turnt hit 0-ratad bomb Into a [CNN] Big Story [DIB] MOVIE; Tha Spanish Main' A hrt., 30 min.) (Uva) WWLP Springfield. MA 22 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrota (CC) cocoon-llka podt, a group of ratiraaa lavlth erotic mutloal for financial auc- Jessica Invattlgatas murdar under tha (iD Newt 8: In Dopth SD MuMtrym ( D Sunday Maas find thamaalvaa miraculoualy raluvan- twasnbuckllng 17th-oantury pirate rat- 39 Oroataat Sporta LoBandt WEDH Hartford. CT 24 [HBO] MQVIE: 'Oheatbuttar*' (CC) A catt. Julia Andrawt, William Holdan, Ri­ WVIT Hartford. CT 30 big top whan bar brothar-ln-law. a clown d3) Aek Governor Cuomo Gov. Merio [C N N ] Nawtnight trio of miafita goat Into buainoaa to rid d ) Malts H Baal attd. Don Amacha. Wllford Brlmlay. chard Mulligan. 1981. Ratad R. cuat a beautiful girl from tha clutch*! of B Ma and Mrs. C Evaryona ia busy Huma Cronyn. 1988. Ratad PQ*13. (In a vlllalnout nobleman. Mturatn O'Hara, WSBK Boaton. MA 39 at an accldant-pitguad clrcui. con- Cuomo explore* key laauea effecting [DIS] MOVIE': 'Hem* In Indiana' A ono- homot of ovil apiritt. Bill Murray, Dan d ) Point of VIow making plant lor Mrs. C'a birthday, not 40 fattat to th* crime. (80 min.) Part 1 of 2. New York atete'a future. Starao) 12:00PM ® National AaroMe Cham- Paul Hanrald, Walter Slaiak. 1945. realizing aha It making plant of her own. WGQB Springfield, MA tima famoua drivar gtini ranawad spir­ Aykroyd, Harold Remit. 1984. Ratad PG. 3D O Frsdattoh K. Prioa WXTV Pateraon. NJ 41 One Big Family Uncle Jake and tha (In Starao) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Summar Rantar (CC) A plonthlp (EBPNI Skllrig; Nadonal F rs a a ^ (In Starao) ® 3D Married... With Chlldton Peggy (29 its whan hit nephew arrangat to brood WQBY Springfield, MA ST and Al stir up trouble whan thair neigh­ kidt aren’t thrilled with Don't plant for a 3D Buga Bunny and Ftlsnds harrlad alMrafflc controllar takas hit fa­ ( 9 Conaumar Dtaaeunt Natwotfc Chanipionahlp From Squaw Vtilay, CA. hit remaining mars. Lon McAIIIttor, [U S A ] Chrtat Child Fund 3D Carrorat do Autos; Grand Frix da WTIC Hartford. CT 91 bors make plans to build *n addition family camping trip. Walter Brannan, Jaanna Crain. 1844. I B SaBsrt BohuHsr mily on a Florida vacation and winds up B Annual Malha CIreua Fravlaw (Taped) Long Baaofi Grabado al B da abril da CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi onto thtir houta. 3D Slampra an Domingo En via tttallts IjESPN] Womon't VoHoybaH: Tooms to ( 0 O Ssaams Bbool (CC). In a sailboat eompatitlon with his lan­ [H BO ] Winston Churehllk Tha Privats 1987 an Long batoh, Ctllfomit. (2 hrt.) ESPN Sports Network lESPNl dlord. John Candy* Richard Crsnns. Rip B Bob Uoakar-a Waoky World of ® David Toma Show daidt Mexico. (2 hrt.) b* Announoad (80 min.) (R) B Oral Rsbarls Sporta War Dooumantary txploring tha par- [ESPN] SpoadWaak HBQ Home Box Office iHBOl Tom. 198B. Ratad PO-13. tonal faara and triumphs of thIa highly CINEMAH Cinemex IMAXI 3D Ufaatylaa of tha Rich and Famoua [H BO ] MOVtE; 'Blow Ouf A sound af- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sooraerow' Two drif- B'H m WoiW Tainoitow 3 9 Connaatlaut NawanMkara tuootatful millttry and political Ittdtr. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'QouhaT (CC) A young Movie Channel iTMCl Schadulad: Prince Charlaa talka about lactt angintar aecidantally raeordt a tora, an ax-con and an ax-aoaman, be­ coHoga ttudant't mtkoJMlIova aaplon- TMC fDnetubTOO 10:10AM [C N N ] On 6m Munu B c iM rila ’a Angola Narrtffon; Hal Holbrook. U8A USA Network lUSAl polo: Larry Hagman and Lindt Gray at­ poliUcal aittttlnaffon. John Travolta, come friends while traveling tcrott agt gomo luma real whan ha maatt a tend a horta tuedon: a day at tha deck Nancy Allan, John Lithgow. 1981. Ratad (CNN)DaybfMk Modam Maturity [U S A ] Codo Nod America. Gant Hackman, Al Pacino, Do­ 10:30AM CX) Agranpky grid Compuny 3Z) with Miohaal Oouglat. Wtfiar’ MFtthau H. ' ' rothy Tristan. 1973. Rated R.' •(f 'V ‘ J.li (OWIDumbsraeirsao ® Bhgweees df Hemes [CNNlNawaday 1 :S 0 P M ® Qo» Bib I H«i)ttan Opon. ' i I -. L l \ . ... ' < • > ) X s', a v1' t '. [tS P N ] Spsu aCantar 3 D Tluee Ihoogee Hour (ESPN ) BparttOanltr final round, from tho Woodlanda, TX. (2 C e n M n u « e . " » - jiiawcbbwi^ sanad^, vii^ a. MAWCHWTEB lyy-p [U S A ] Play I Sexuality 3:30PM 3 She Ita Prineass of Power W c c k d a v * iriHii 99 Ohoatbustars 8 Tennoaaa* Tuxedo Bf DBfiiaB Oorg# 8 Smurf* 8 Mlatar Rogers (X ) [U S A ] Varied Pragrwns 8 l O Captain Kan^roo 5KX)AM 1. On arttart rnowto tra* Nw com tfy sHcom 8 DeFandera of the Earth 8 Unde Waldo Completely closed hymen is rare fn) On* Step Beyond “W lm rs llsBpsnlwgir looBsty bansd? 8 He-Man A Maater* of th* Unlvera* [C N N ] Croeedre 8 She Ra Prineaea of Power 2. Who who to waeeieiBnfcyInleWeetuel wanted (SZ) Sesame Street (CC) [DIS] Watt DIaney Preaenta 89 Heathcllff baaeirNar? 89 Flintetones [C N N ] Buaineaa Day. 3. What was Me wfBaeraefcing stater's name? S:30AM QE) [DtS] varied Proframa [DIS] Waleom* to Pooh Comer [DIS] Wafeome to Pooh Comer 4. Who waa the group’s ovarwaigM )ekar7 (X)CNNN*wa [U S A ] BuNaey* Sexually inexperienced women should go for a pelvic exam 93)INNN*¥v* 6:00AM 3 CBS Momlttg New* 5. What taro ptaeoa of clothing wore hta ward- 4:00PM 3 Oprah Winfrey 9B AdHcuttural Newa 3 FHntaton** fODv SnpNPVr 3 He-Man A Masters of th* Unhrers* O Morning Stretch 99 8 Challerrge of th* OoBot* S. What aaW eertaclouB tag-along com ptatsd the 3 Divorce Court By Dr. Jurb Relnisch sexual ftmcthmiBg to re|>iace the [C N N ] Silowbix Today 9 9 Zoobile* Zoo taanaga trlo7 3 Barnaby Jones myths that often caused the [ESPN ] Aerobioa 8 Dennia th* Menao* 7. Where did thap hang out? 0-1- Jo* original fear. 8 Seaam* Street (CC) S. What la the ayndtealad version of “WhaTs 99 BKAn DR. RE1NI8CH: I read 5:40AM 93) varied Program* 8 Rooky and Friends d The Call the nearest medical school This is also a good time for a woman to 8 Kirtg Leonardo Happaningir ealtad? that it te impoBSible for some girl 5:46AM @ B#for# Hours 8 Thundercsta or large hospital and aak to make (ST) Miatar Roger* virgins to have sex and that girls 8 Happy Days Again Kim c'' an appointment with the staff learn about her personal fertility cycles and 6:00AM 3D Today** BuMnea* 89 My Little Pony should be checked for this before 8 Sessme Strset (CC) member treats vaginismus. 3 ) Jayo* and the Wbaatad Warrior* [C N N ] Daybreak having sex. Is this true? Report the contraceptive options available, if she is 8 Macron 1 The evaluation will Include a 3 ) & ABC New* (CC). [DIS] Donald Duck Preaenta 3 Jimmy Swaggart 8 Holtywood Squares pelvic examination, bo that if you 8:30AM 3 Morning Program sjapuadsnspuaiojaq V *S DEAR READER: It is a good not yet clear about these matters, f ^ O C N N New* 8 Rambo need minor surgery for the 3 My Litti* Pony „HMON unjaM •» idea for a woman to have a pelvic O Bug* Bunny 8 Quincy hymen. It can be &oae. 3 Romper Room NBC New* 8 9 Jetsons However, the real value of 99 8 8 Soooby Doo dot|B apoa a ‘s,«|0|| (fag) sauioiu jsSog t sexual Intercourse, just to make unconsummated marriages ( S Richard Roiiert* Show [C N N ] Nowaday such a specialty clinic is that It 9 9 Carraacolendaa mtAmma '9 ..MBiH ^afooa. 'L sure that everything is healthy there are, but this clearly is not a I S Variad Program* [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club provides counseling binI support, about sexual practices. A visit or 8 Zoobila* Zoo and in good working order. This rare problem. For example. I S 20 Minute Worfiout [ESPN] Wrestling not Just any needed surgery. The DitagrMoiifex two usually will resolve ®2) Seaam* Street (CC). is also a good time for a woman Masters and Johnson have 81) Ei Ciub 700 [U S A ] Jackpot peydKriogical help is most likely tttaagreementa and help both 89 Jetaon* to learn about her personal reported on many such cases, DEAR DR. REfNIRCH: My 83) Macron 1 (In Stereo) U3M8NV 4:30PM 3 8 Thunderoat* to improve your married life and partnera to learn a great deal [DIS] Dumbo'a CIrcua fertility cycles and the one of which was a marriage of lady friend and I disagree about [C N N ] Daybreak 3 Paople'a Court help you to begin having about sexual brtiavior and the 9:00AM 3 Lov* Boat 17 years’ duration. sexual matters. Even though she [018] Mickey Moua* Club 99 Good Time* contrace^ive options available, children. incidence of various sexual Brady Bunch Couples delay seeking help out was married before, the Insiata [ESPN] Qetting Fit 3 99 Beat Talk in Town 8 [U S A ] Varied Programs 8 Brady Bunch if she Is not yet clear about these techniques and needs. Such 3 8 Donahue 8 Bewitched 8 Baverly Hlllbllllea of embarrassment, but the that having sex when It Is 6:30AM 3 (S) New* 8 G.l. Jo* matters. counseling also teaches com- 99 Munatera 8 8 Scrabble Green Acres problem doesn’t correct Itself. daylight or when the lights are on 3 700 Club 89 8 Hogan's Heroes Only a very few young women munlcation techniques that will 9 9 Celebration of th* Eucharist 8 Three Stooge* Moreover, It is not unusual for la "kinlqr." I say It’s not. 91) M.A8.K. (CC). 2;00PM 3 As th* World Turns 8 *100,000 Pyramid have a vagina that Is completely make It easier to roaolve future 8 Not AvallabI* in Storas 89 My Thraa Son* 8 Ghostbusters the male partner to develop This h u become annoying to 9 9 20 Minute Workout 3 Dannls the Menace closed by a hymen (a thin Cant please wife disagreements. S He-Man A Maatar* of the Univara* 8 Seaama Street (CC). [DIS] Walt DIaney Preaenta 3 8 On* Life to Live 157) Mister Roger* membrane at the vaginal erection pnHIilems because of his me and I ’m aeeklng suggeatlons 8 Big Valley DEAR DR. REINI8CH: I have S Voltron, Defander of the Unlvera* 12:00PM 3 3 3 8 n*w* 99 Advanturaa of the Galaxy Rangers 89 m .m.s .k . opening). One early sign of this hesitancy to cause pain to the as to bow I can convince her that 8 Mary Tyler Moor* been hapidly married for 20 81) El Minlaterlo da Jimmy Swaggart 3 Hour Magailn* 8 I Lov* Lucy [DIS] Donald Duck Preaenta condition is if a girl does not woman he loves. I'm right. I suapect that we have Variety la eex 8 Joyce and th* Wheeled Warriora years, but lately my wife Preaenta 99 8 [U S A ] Movie 8 8 Another World [U S A ] Chain Rsaetlon begin menstruating around the The truth is that sex doesn’t had differnt upbringinga, aince 8 Superior Court [C N N ] Bualnea* Morning 8 Bob Tilton 8 89 Superfriands 5:00PM 3 New* same age as her mother, sisters always hurt the first time; expresses disaatisfaction with we are of different racea. DEARDR.REINI8CH: lam 89 Valuataleviaion [DIS] Mouaerolae 8 Varied Program* . [C N N ] Nawaday 3 DIff rant Stroks* or friends did. even though she however, any woman who our sexual activity. I, too, feel 21 and homosexual. Several ol [ESPN] Nation'* Bualitaa* Today [C N N ] Daywatch that we could use some 8 Big Valley [USA] Lov* M*. Lov* Me Not 3 Live at Five has all the other signs of pubertal expects pain unconsciously DEAR READER: Partners my frlentb claim to be bisexual, [USA] That Old [DIS] You and me. Kid 8 Super Paaaword innovation. Is there a book that 2:30PM 3 Jataons 3 Hart to Hart development. This condition Is tightens her vaginal muscles so frequently disagree about what and sometimes I think I have 6:46 AM (29 iZ) weather lESPN] Varied Program* 8 *1.000,000 Chano* of a Lifetime would help revitalize our [U S A ] Great Spao* Coaater 99 Superfrienda 9 9 Alio* easily diagnosed by a that penetration become painful la normal sexual behavior. Some bisexual feelings. Do all 7:00AM 3 CBS Moming New* 8 8 Ryan'* Hop* 8 Tom A Jerry 8 Orsatest Amerloan Hero and Is either extremely difficult marriage? (We both still work data suggest that racial groups bomoaexuala have these feelings, 9:30AM 3 Leave It to Beaver 8 Seaam* Street (CC). gynecological exam and treated 3 Rambo 8 Advanturaa of th* Galaxy Rangara 8 Gimme a Break or impossible. OK, so I don’t think we need differ on these matters, but much or are homosexuals and 3 Zoobile* Zoo (R) [C N N ] Sonya Live In LA. by minor surgery. 3 89 Oood Morning Amarloa (CC). 8 Joy of Painting 8 M*A*S*H Surgery to remove the hymen therapy.) more of the difference is caused bisexuals completely different? 99 Mork A Mindy 91)H**thollH [ESPN ] Aaroblo* 8 9 Qumby Show (23) 8Z) Square On* TV (a thin membrane partially 8 20 Minute Workout by individuals’ educational S Fantaatle Voyage 12:30PM 3 Young and the Raadoaa [DIS] Varied Program* 8 LhU* House on th* Prairie DEAR READER: Many 8 Jimmy Swaggart Pain scares her covering the vaginal opening in background and gender. DEAR READER: There is S She Ra Prlneea* of Power 3 8 Loving [U S A ] Liar'* Club ( 8 Bob Nawhart couples report that the frequency 8 Rhode young girls) Is usually not For example, research has enormous variety In the areas of (22) S Today (In Starao) 8 Wordplay 3:00 PM 3 Guiding Light 8 Lou Grant DEAR DR. REINI8CH: I am effective for two reasons: Most of sexual activity declines over reported that 48 percent of men sex behavior, attractions to 8 Journal 8Split8*eond (8 ) Mlatar Roger* 3 SllvarHawk* 8 Psopis'* Court 21, have been married for a year young women have little or no the years of a long-term prefer to have at least some light specific partners, content of 8Ju

A By iarwt Lorinwr Japanese noodle that resembles cooked thick spaghetti noodles — sort 6 cup buttered bread crumbs ldmugh I frequemly of. I can find them in the cook meatless dishes. Oriental section of my Cook rice according to supermarket. package directions. Heat butter To cook them, boil water in a in large skillet and smite onkm large pot. Also, have ready a hot and mushrooms. Add lemon juice, chicken broth, flow, water I'm not averse to trying skillet with a dash of oil (1-2 ^ ^ A and wine. Stir well. Add garlic a new meat dish now teaspoons). When water is and then. Here is a boiling, add the noodles and and marjormn arid continue selection of recipes for cook for only 45 seconds. Drain cooking until sauce is dikkened. beef, chicken and seafood. Each the noodles immediately into a Add 2 tablespoons of the recipe is just a tad unusual. I colander. Put them right into the Parmesan cheese, the parsley think, whicif also makes this skillet with the hot oil. Cook for and die seafood. Fold io die collection quite interesting. two minutes, stirring artd turning cooked rice and spoon mixture The first recipe is a the noodles constantly until they into a buttered c»serote dish. beef-broccoli extravaganza. It are Crisp'and browned on each Bdce, cov«ed, at 350F for 30 looks gorgeous when you serve side. minutra. Uncover dish and it. I have several variations of Arrange the cooked iK>od1es sprinkle over die top a mixture the same recipe and each one is oif the bread cnnidis and the Just how safe (felicious. It may appear to be a on a la r^ platter and pour the beef brocc^i over them. Serve remaining I tablespoon 0 complicated dish, but it’s not. f^mesan cheese. Return fish to Do allow ample time for at once. Serves 6-8. oven and cook, uncovered, for a preparation, especially all the few more mmules until lapping slicing. As you put the dish is pdden. is your home together, you’ll have to work Here’s a nice, easy chicken Serves 6. fast, bra on the odier hand. I’ve recipe. Can a cook ever have too never had a faiure with it. many of tfwse? Also, this is the only brocetdi recipe that my resident broccoli CHKKEN BAKE I have a weakness for scampi from a fire? hater will eat. Furthermore, she ¥ 2 cup whole-wheat flour because it contains so mmiy of usually asks for seconds. W ha dash salt and pepper my favorite ingredients. Here’s a If you haven’t made a safety check of your home recently, cook could ask for more? dash paprika different kind of scampi that maybe It’s time. 2 '/2 -3 -pound frying chicken, uses scallops instead of shrimp. OIIIENTAL BEEF cut up Janet Lorimer usies few meat diahea. These are BROCCOU WITH dash oil SCAUOP SCAMPI MUSHROOMS her favorites. Shut them off and wait until the pipe of at least 24-gauge / cup chopped onion / pound scallops By Karm Judson percent of U.S. households have smoke entry opening to clean / /arge head fresh broccoli they have cooled to the touch corrosion resistant steel? ¥ 2 cup chopped carrots 1-2 cloves garlic, smoke detectors, but as many as out dust and dirt. Never paint I pound fresh mushrooms the detector, as paint may before refueling. When refueling • Is there a minimum ¥ 2 cup sliced mushrooms ¥ 2 teaspoon Worcestershire TREASURED SEAFOOD finely minced n the fall of 1986 eight 30 percent of those may not I pound round or cross damage the unit. a power mower with gasoline, clearance of 18 inches between ¥ 2 tablespoon honey sauce CASSEROLE 2 tablespoons olive oil people died in a fire in a wofk because batteries are dead rib steak Improper handling of move the machine away from the pipe arxl any combustible ¥ 4 teaspoon ginger dash salt (optional) I cup uncooked brown rice 3 tablespoons white wine Minneapolis duplex. or have been removed. material, and a clearance of at dash cooking oil Smoke detectors operate either flamnMble liquids. Most of us vapors before restarting. ¥ 1 cup orange juice / cup cooked crabmeat 3 tablespoons butter ¥ 4 teaspoon oregano least 36 inches between the '/? cup soy sauce on batteries or on household handle any number of flammable 4. Pour and use flammable concentrate / cup Swiss cheese, grated 1 onion, chopped dash paprika stove and combustible walls and 2 tablespoons oyster current. Battery-operated liquids daily — gasoline, liquids outdoors or in a ¥ 4 cup water I 9" pie shell, unbaked ¥ 2 pound fresh mushrooms, ceiling? sauce (optional) Those who escaped the detectors should be checked kerosene, paints and well-ventilated space, away from sliced Arrange the scallops in a dash pepper I blaze said smoke alarms periodically to be sure the paint-thinners, alcohol-based fire or sparks. Never pour or use Mix together flour, salt, Melt butter and saute onion. 2 tablespoons lemon juicd'^[' ' single layer in the bMom of a CHIMNEYS 3 cups beef broth had been installed in the batteries are not dead (follow the products, glues and contact them while smoking. pepper and paprika. Remove 2 In bowl, beat eggs and add sour 1 cup chicken broth ‘ shallow baking dish. In a • Has your chimney been cup cornstarch building, but did not function. manufacturer’s instructions for cements, automotive producU, 5. Buy flartunable liquids in >/4 tablespoons seasoned flour mix cream, Worcestershire sauce, 2 tablespoons flour separate bowl mix together cleaned annually and checked A husband and father died in testing — some units must be fingernail polish remover — small qiumtities — just enough (more if needed) and set aside. Pour the rest of for cracks, crumbling bricks, or salt and crabmeat. Pour into ¥ 4 cup water garlic, olive oil, wine and Oklahoma City last summer tested with a puff of smoke, without a thought of the danger to get the job done. But if you 2 packages Chukka Soba the seasoned flour into a bag, creosote build-up? (Cleaning and unbaked pie shell. Top with ¥ 2 cup dry white wine oregano. Pour this mixture over when fumes from gasoline he while others have a button for involved. And therein lies the must store small arrKmnts, put noodles (or substitute add the chicken pieces and shake repairs should be p^ormed by cheese. Bake at 300F 55-60 ¥ 2 clove garlic, finely the scallops. Sprinkle with was using to loosen carpeting in testing). problem. The National Injury them in metal containers made brown rice*) bag to coat chicken. qualified personnel.) minutes or until set. minced paprika. Place under broiler his home were ig^nited by a Batteries must usually be Information Gearinghouse especially for that purpose, label • Are ^1 unused flue In skillet, heat oil and brown Serves 6-8. ¥ 4 teaspoon marjoram element and broil about 10-12 spark from a refrigerator motor. changed at least once a year. To reports a total of 22,100 them accurately and store them Clean broccoli and peel away openings in the chimney sealed the floured chicken pieces. 3 tablespoons Parmesan minutes without turning. Garnish Carbon monoxide from a meet laboratory approval, all gasoline-related injuries in 1983. in a garage or storage shed, tough skin. Thinly slice the tightly with metal caps or Remove chicken from pan and If you like seafood, you’ll cheese with lemon wedges. faulty heating system claimed battery-operat^ stnoke detectors To keep you or a loved one away from your house or “trunk” and chop the apartment a ^ out of the reach bricked in? place it in a 2-quart casserole. love this casserole. 2 cups shrimp or crab. Serves about 4. W the lives of a mother and her must produce a sound to alert from becoming a sUtistic, “foliage." Set aside. Clean and To drippings, add onion, carrots two children in Duluth, Minn., you to weakening batteries — review the following reminders of children. thinly slice the mushrooms. Set Improperly Installed or FIREPtACES and mushrooms. Saute during the 1986 Christmas usually an intermittent beep can from the U.S. Consumer aside. Slice the meal into thin maintained heaters, wood • Does your fireplace have a vegetables until tender. Add holidays. be heard if batteries are getting Protection Agency and the strips. In a large 2-3-quart pot, Every year newspapers are burners and dilmneyt. tight-fitting screen, and are the reserved flour mix, honey and low. National Fire Protection heat about I teaspoon oil and full of stories about people who Association before using or Woodstoves and space heaters andirons arranged so logs can’t ginger. Add orange juice and Smoke detectors should be saute the meat over die or are injured in home fires. storing flammable liquids; are widely used, due to energy roll out? water. Cook, stirring until sauce installed on the ceiling or high medium-high heat until brown. The National Fire Protection 1. Never use gasoline to clean conservation concerns; but as • Are wood and other bubbles. Pour vegetable sauce on a wall, near sleeping areas. Add the mushrooms and Association (NFPA) reports that Manufacturers recommend metal parts, to remove adhesives use has increased, so has risk of combustibles stored at least three over chicken and bake in a broccoli, soy sauce, oyster sauce 6,183 non-firefighters died in the placing the detectors at least four or to start fires in refuse barrels, fire. The following checklist can feet away from the woodstove or covered pan for about I hour or United States as a result of fire inches from any wall when fireplaces, wood stoves or help minimize the risks; fireplace? and pepper. Stir fry tlw until chicken is done. WONG'S RESTAURANT in 1985, and 28,425 suffered installing on the ceiling, and barbecue grills. Use it only as a • Do you keep ashes cleaned vegetables for a couple of Serves 4. TAKE O U T SERVICE A N D COCKTAILS fire -re lf^ injuries. In that sanw from four to 12 inches from the fuel, and only in equipment WOODSTOVES out, removing them in a covered minutes. Add the broth and year, more than 600,000 fires ceiling when on a wall. A designed to run on gasoline. • Is your woodstove cast iron metal container? (Never place simmer for about 3-5 minutes Who says real men don’t eat ★ ★ ★ • C H E F occurred in one- and two-family smoke detector should be 2. Don’t use a flammable or heavy steel, with a damper the ash container on a more. Dilute the cornstarch with quiche? This recipe will woo dwellings and apartments, installed to protect each sloping liquid near a flame or source of for draft control? combustible floor, and never a little water and add it to the everyone. Dinner Specials Weekly causing $3,693 billion in area, plus one on each additioruil sptuks, including hidden sources • Docs your stove and the store ashes in cardboard or pot, stirring to make a thin such as water heater pilot lights, method of installation you are wooden containers.) ■ POST ROAD PLAZA property loss. story of the home. gravy. Cover the pot and cook CRABMEAT QUICHE 3S2 MarlfoMI Tpkt. (Rt*. IS), V*rnon ...... You may have lived happily TTie NFPA cautions that electric motors or heater. planning to use meet local fire over low heat until broccoli is / teaspoon butter Naurs: Man.-Ttwrs. lltMam-W.Mam / iM .-tal. 11:llwn-1lBm / tundov IM M m in your home for years, content smoke detectors, once.^instafied, 3. Always refuel and building code requirements? tender but retains a bit of 2 tablespoons onion, in the belief that it's fireproof. must be maintained to work gasoline-powered equipment or (Check with your local fire crispness. finely chopped . 875-0M1 But if you haven’t made a safety kerosene space heaters outdoors. department to be sure.) properly. Spider webs and dust *Meanwhile, you need to 3 eggs, beaten check recently, one or more of A CHBP WONO MfTAUIIANT can impair the sensitivity of Never refuel power mowers, • Is the pipe connecting your prepare the Chukka Soba the following fire hazards may chain saws, motorbikes or space stove to the chimney as short I cup sour cream detectors unless you clean them noodles. If you prefer to use be threatening your family’s heaters while they are tunning. and straight as possible, and Is periodically by vacuuming the brown rice, cook the rice as you health and s ^ ty : would normally and skip this MaHunctioninB smoke alartiis. k Industry experts estimate that 75 section. Chukka Soba are a Robert CXMatteo

In mo¥ln thnatm Th * t t n t «f Mf euee w fPO-19) As me sflckty mwiipuletive. money-obeessed Alex on ‘Taintty Ties.” M cheel J. Fox captures me quintessential yuppie In a# MictiMl J. Fox falls for his questionable charm. Fox's newest movie role ft contmuea the actor's Irtcamatlon of yuppledom, m an Hafan Slatar, who ambitious Kansas farmboy who becomes a top New happans to ba tha boss’s York executive virtuony overnight. mistrass. In Harbart A 'SOaelyle comedy about climbing the proverbial rnmiMm corporate ladder, *rhe Secret of My Succeas” w n Ross’s naw film, ’T h a writtan by Jim Cash and Jack Eps ("To p Gun,” ”L e ^ Sacrat of My Succass.” Eagles”) who. depending on your point of view, have either been surprislitgly resourceful at recycling old NCAstMtO Hollywood cliches for a late-'SOs audience, or surpassingly shameless. "The S s w ^ of My Success” is nothing if not blatartt. Right at the start the movie tries to show us how tough Drama, violence in ‘Scene’ the Big Apple is: While Fox is in a phone boom talking to his mother back in Kansas, a robbery and shootout By Bob Thomas clasMcs as "M ayerllug” (19M) and take plaoe around him. It would have been more Ihmi Tha Assoefofad Prass "La Roode” (ItSd), provides depth h enouigh to show a few cops chasing a robber, but CiMHia Review and ibfBity as tbe grandmother. instead we are shown a virtual war zorte to make the A IS-year-old schoolboy rides bis Nicolas Giraudi is miraculous as satiric point. bicycle tbrougb an idyllic French Thomas, his face reflecting all the T h e fitm’s blithe view of cutmroat corporate politics countryside, pausing to rest at an the frii^itened eyes ot yomig perplexMes of a troubled youth. and white-coltm backbiting might be considered abandoned buildinf. He suddenly Is Thomas, played wHb unaffected The Kino IntematloBal rMease intriguingly cynical If Fox’s character weren't so seized by a desperate yotmg crim i­ intensity tv Nicolas Giraudi. When lacks an American rating, but It is thoroughly sentimentalized. Pretending to be a new nal, bidiiqi out after a prison he returns with the money, the meant for mature mMllences. In executive (he has merely been hired for the mailroom), escape. Bring me money, tbe young escapee (Wadeck Stanexak) ap­ French srith subtitlea. Running heusea his masquerade to woo a dressed-for-success man orders, and tbe te ^ fl^ boy pears with a partner, who pani« time: M minutes. go-getter of a (unlor exacutive (Helen Slater). swears that be will. and tries to strangle the boy. The n The Fox character is a worm we’re asked to find Thus Is set in motion the dra­ partner is killed iiwtead. adoraWe. If you mink the movie through, it can leave a matic, ultimately violent events of The lives of the mother and the bad taste In your mourn — lying, cheating and sleeping "SceiK of the Crim e,” a new film convict inevitably converge, and with the boss's wife are all shown to be mere preludes from France by Andre Techine. their love-making is witnessed by Rating guld# to a happy all-Ameriean future In business. The stars are glamorous figures the son. In the end, one of the lovers Is dead, and the other is sent to a MotloB Picture Assodatlon of An overnight party sequence on a country estate from two eras of French films: Catharine Deneuve and Danielle living death. America rating definithms: fleelingly suggests the sparkle of Americanized Darrieux. The script by Techine, Pascal O — Oeneraf audiences. All ages French farce, and a few of the performances give the The violence is played against tbe Bonitzer and Oliver Assayas ad­ admitted. movie a lift. As Fox's boss, the estimable Richard domestic drama of an unhappy roitly probes the complexities of the PO — Parental nildance sug­ Jordan Is suavely snaky, and, as his oversexed wife family. The divorced Deneuve relationships, with emphasis on gested, Some materfal m ay not be (who's like a Mrs. Robinson to Fox), Margaret Whltton operates a rural nightclub while mother and son. That is the best suitable tor children. make a trite role seem almost fresh. Helen Slater (who trying to raise her unhappy son. element of "Scene of the Crime,” PO-IS — Special parental gui­ should play Lady Dl sometime) Is not so fortunate. An Her parents are Darrieux, who which regrettably slides into melo­ dance strongly suggested for child­ '80s cliche, she's the all-business career woman who struggles vainly to solve her drama and excessive coincidence. ren under 18. Some material may has become an Ice princess — waiting, of course, for daughter’s and grandson’s prolv But Techine knows how to exact the be inappropriate for young Michael J. Fox to warm her up. Oradr ** lems, and Jean Bousquet, a misan­ best from his accomplished cast, children. thropic farmer who thinks they’re and the acting Is superb. R — Restricted. Under 17 re­ VfHd Thing (RQ-18) This self-described fairy tale for all idiots. Living nearby is De­ Deneuve is triumphant as the quires accompanying parent or adults was written by John Saylee, the director of woman who insists on deciding her adult guardian. l^ili?ffiiii ndffia#^ r neuve’s unhelpful ex-husband (Vic­ serious, low-budget Independent films like “Return of tor Lanoux), who Is intent on own destiny, despite the advice of X — No one under 17 admitted. v»^ /**<>*^ the Secaucus Seven." and scriptwriter of witty seducing her. her mother, former husband and Some states may have higher age B-movles like "The Howling.” Much of the film is seen through tbe police. Darrieux, star of such restrictions. “Wild Thing" Is In the B-movIe tradition, using the format of a tawdry, stylized urban melodrama to tell a futuristic Tarzan/Robln Hood story. The main SHOWCASE character Is a boy orphan who grows up In a surreal Theater Schedule Inner-city ghetto known as “The Zone" to become a Manchester Honda. Connecticut's facelass hero of the community. HARTPORO 13:45, 3, 5:10, 7:35, 9:45, mIOnleht; Sun E. HARTFORD '.i.m miM) Sayles and director Max Reid toss In some clever Cinsmo City— The Arii tocott (OJ Sot 13:45, 3, 5:30, 7:35, 9:45. — Police t| ’ 1 P . ' A t 1 H 1 ) • ’ -.H bits. There's a progressive-liberal cast to the whole and Sun 1,3, i;S0. — Blind Dote (PO-13) Acadomv IV: Cltlteni on Patrol (PO) !■ AP'. A*; 'J A ’ M l f AM • Sot-Sun 7:30, V;40. — Extreme Preju­ Sat t3:90j:40j:30,7:f0,9:30,11:30; Sun 1 -I • A 1 ' Ifif -Vv ' • film, and an occasional line of dialogue sounds as dice (R) Sot ond Sons; IS, 4:30,7, f :30. — 13:50, 3:40,4:30, 7:10,9:30. - N • 1, ■ • . 1 i L-l ( -t ».t A 1 ' Honda professionals for over 20 Years. 1 A M 1 P'I’A • K A ' iPr A 1 though It’s been lifted from R.D. Laing. It's the kind of S4 Chorine Cross Rood (PO) Sot and Sun Ad1 movie you're content to pass the time with late at night 3:30, 4:40, 7:40, f;SS. — BeHv Blue Sot MANCNRSTRR P and Sun 3,4:30,7:13,4:50. UA Thoeters Rost— Monntauln ( PO) R on TV . If you watch the movie with any attentiveness, Sot-Sun 3, 3:45, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40. — ulvW lHBIl Back in 1964, we threw in with an So, whatever you’ve been hankering though, you're likely to notice that Its smart, EAST HARTPORD Extremom Proludico (R) Sat-Sun 3:30, Rostweed PsB A Cinema — Radio 4:45,7:30,9:30. — An Amoricon Toll (O) a n m upstart company that was out to set the for from Honda, we’ve got it! And we’ve apocalyptic surface masks a stale and sappy core. Dovs (PO) Sot 7:15, f :15; Sun 7:30. Sat-Sun 3. — Hooilert (PO) Sot-Sun Grade ** Peer Ricnard’s Peh A Cinema — 4:15,7:15,9:45.: ' : ■ X — HoawHeaw MetalMetol (R) Sot got the professionals to help you buy it Mannequin (PO) Sot 7:30, f:30, mid­ N c y ie r motorcycle industry on its ear. And we midnight...... — The Rockv Horror PlettPicture X BI night; Sun 7:30,ju, ft :30.;jv. Shew______(R)J Sgt midnmidnight...... — The Kindred l figured right. That company was Honda. 0 0 ^ right and to keep it running right, year in sewcoie Clnems i-» — Lethol (R> lot midnlsht. Weapon (R) Sot 13:35, 3:50, 5:05, 7:35, m m and year out. Nftw home video V:35, Sun 13:33,3:50,5:05,7:35, f:35. — A The rest Is history. Honda's become Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream •he'a OoHa Hava II (R ) Key, 179.98. Spike Lee's c flw ? ? t— Some Kind ot Wonderful the most respected name not only in We’re single-minded. Honda. Warriors (R) Sot 1:10,3:15,5:307:50,10, ( PO-13) Sot and Sun 3,4:30,7:10,9:10. — m m f s low-budget 1988 release Is both a piquant valentine to 13:05; Sun 1:10, 3:15, 5:30, 7:50. 10. — putroseout Fortune (R) Sot and Sun 5, Raisins Arltona (PO-13) Sot 1:05,3:10, 1 motorcycles, but automobiles and ATCs a sexy and free-spirited black woman (Tracy Camlla 7.9:30.— An American Toll (O) Sot and m m m m 5:35,7:45, f:S3, midnight; Sun 1:05,3:10, Sun 1:30, 3:15. Johns) and a very funny razzing of the three black men i and a bunch of other great power 5:35, 7:45, 0:55. — Pro[ect X (PO) Sat TMMHN PiMOOM i who want to possees her. Offhand and funky, yet 13:40, 3:55, 5:10, 7:30, «:40, 11:53; Sun 24 Adams Street, Manchester, C T 13:40, 3:55, 5:10, 7:30, »:40. — Platoon equipment, as well. And us? Well, we’ve lyrical, the movie offers a new-style black heroine — a (R) Sat1:1S,4,7:05,«:30,11:50; Sun1:1S, .H modern. Independent, middle-class woman without a 4, 7:05, V:30. — Mv Demon Lover become the Honda professionals. (PO-13) Sot 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:15, f:35, MantnsM — "Crocodile" Dundee i trace of Hollywood's black stereotypes. Grade 11:35; Sun 1,3;0S, 5:IS, 7:1S, 9:35. — the (PO-13) Sat-Sun at dork; with ftrrit 1 LIfNALWIAFON Secret of Mv Success (PI3-13) Sot 1I:M, Bueller't Day M (PO-i3|. — ()u tra ^ 1 Film grading; excellent, www good, A * fair, 3:45, 5, 7:30,9:M. midnight; Sun » : » , out Portune (PO) Sot-Sun at dork; with Rumlem P ^ l e A poor. 3:2, 5, 7:30, f:R). - Tin Men (R) Sol PRANK ANO RNNUT ^ Oob Thoew P C A N u rt b y C h oNosEl. Bohiiti •MOAN T M HOMMM.I »y D H l*rm M T * r IF I 6ET TO BE '/VlAY X viontp&i vhtY rr'iff o H .... (aUEEN," MARGE, I'LL STILLTAUTOHOU ACmMS 3 ? ------□no BC3noD ono © 30E onnoa sna a n n a n n o o a a o aacaoo oannn ood □ □ □ n;zQ 13Grand on 41 So hr 42 m»x btoOMr SHOD OD0 □□□□ 14S*rviM 44 Monill ((Mr.) □ □ o n ci0 a 0 0 0 nStnaiMt 300 □□□ 0000 IS I mm 3 0 0 D o n t j 0 o n n iSRedMen 46Pu6 □D0 0GO YOU CAN AiWF m999ura 40 Booed 30OQD GDOGQ WNTTMNOP ®by Dtefc Cavam EVEN aANCE I 17 Nonm___ 51 Marini 300 □□□□!= 0Q0 TNEFNANTOM ky Lm FMk « Sy Bany UP IF YOU V . Nw y /m SSEidl QOG E0OGG 00G ON THIS OAY IN HISIOf^Y/ ' A\ARie ANTOINETTE ' n o t LjO N S a f t e r THAT/SHE 56 0( 4V44 UlANTTO nwvto) □ □ a G aG aG eWMN^.WHAT KIHPOF lOO AHEAN,.fMW9 , IN 1793... D IS C O V E R E D TH A T S H E S O T 60/WE MORE S A D NEVMS." iBSte S7 l6MbtR PE satiMMit 27t *TWNies' PULLEP 7ne AacLOpe OR CLAWS// r r ^ l- lK C H A D B*>D B R E A T H . 21 Ttnniepityer • ■ohrohioE') OR JAW9„S J ( (40NC OF DOWN 10 Comoorolivo r.) \HTO THE SWAUPe S06W-_- (uf6( 23 V(Hran 1 Non - - 14- - 11 CoHoqo WNor ooe4(m4r 4osroo((Mr.) 29 Unwintid 2 Aetrtn 130tb0ori(h CWfO 10 0NRf0CilOnW 28WhM( 3*00 4S Vory (Or.) -bA^UAM I 4 ConitniClioo (eomp. «id.| wwid boom (comp, It Cboigo with 47 Amoloooo 29Ydio___ 40 8(m(M ARLO AMD JANfS « by Jimmy Jotmoan wd.) 30 HwMc tOCopooh 49S(lf SEmlMi SOSbi 4 H JR F^vmyoo^omQ bordir OOffipMtf 22 Tolo booror 52 High in pHeh • NgTayHte.M amid 31 Growhd 6 EmtndaMw 23 Ohm city 53 Indmn ISirfGOdOF9RSttiR9K«)f 33 TrouncM TCardganw 24W0(k cyrnhoh 36 M piftnwii Stneitt 2S Monoo.o^. S4Sotar((oo(l) 10 11 ■LONOfl by OsM VMMig A Man Orate Y...Y'ALL AREN'T SOME KINPA MAGICIAN, ARE FLINTRlOSE COLAJTN'T YUh Tm ISTUH OOP? WHOtt THIS) FUlNTRlOSe MS POUeWT WITH AND HE FOUSHT ElSeNHOWER WITH m a c a b t h u r .t d o .' GET ALON© WITH ./h e /*> O' ABMV ■O eoMSTSAD ANVOOOV oppicmt ANO fW T O N

'Z n IS 19 ” ■ 26 1 ” SO m rr-a« ' WHATEVLI^MAmNeD 33 r lOMNUTCmNhfiCriMl? _ 37 r 41 L T N i OONN LO b lN Aft gofwom ■ “ ON T N I PAOTNACK byOMHolbroak TMeou?iyteAMT 'HBCTnifT^ '..M e o f i o m ^ PURS06P g v iHlfPPPL .'SPjCWO*/- «AIP 48 40 00 91 93 94 AFFAIR A«>AS60&teHirM»), caONBLI/ftSTAltO iwnuTrie l«)nriRj5f: PUPA,WHO A M l^ i/ T w n e $ '» o * HAU.(«VIH KMiPe/ tMHVBp riPR M A SBBKxtlOlMfOirr,€HB h r e d "! 9 i w UUID riMUrtH RII50N6P Trie 60U! iSAVrrs URSfiMC/lUPeSCArt^ \ a p r m u l ' I

THAT SCRAMBLED WOflO OMMC 5At(\fWW/ 4 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae ^^1 ' ' Un9cramb)e th09e (our Jumblos, ono lettor to each aquara, to form (our ordinaty words. CELEBRITY CIPHER flpti0p 0f0 ortM0d Irom ifuoMloni tiy taffnuB I, |M0t end pfiWiL 60ON IflltF In di# dptiip tif****t for KALCH anedNr. Todtt9€lmN§QiMi»0. FNbFK ZKOV NBM 9 i n i U.O.ACHM byJhnOaidt

ROV, MM CONGRATDLATIONa AlAbTTX N K C C V L V H A ZUFYZ MIC-SNORTS ORSON MIC- ARE FINALLV bBNKVHOV ARbH ... OONEl zn_ i r Ask yourself Here’s another thing to consider. Al­ MtTTtM. SMM HVZVL NORTH l-tMT though the Elast hand Is a little spotty 4KS4 for an overcall (that A-Q-10-7-6 won't O 10 I 4 3 the right question ARV ADtitN MRSTT YAUBET w h a t a 9UCCEWFUL take many tricks If South holds K-J-9- '' ^ 0OKKOWIffHA5TO 4AQ10 4 ♦ K5 By James Jacoby 5 behind It). East certainly would like F V Y A . • - M I M HAVe A OOOP to have hla partner lead a club If South 5 BN9 B OF. WEST EAST becomes dtelarer. Furthermore, East One approach to playing a hand Is B I R H M I H . S i ■ ■ 0 8 7 4 J 2 does have the plus of favorable vulner­ RICION the ‘If" system. You say to yourself, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "1 fsh Mko I was on a conveyor Now arrange the circled letters to O K J6 2 OQO 7 “ If such and such happens, and It ability. Being not vulnerable against (orm the surprise answer, as sug- 4 K 52 bait at Yalo, balng groonwd for a basic, traditional 4876 something else happens after that. I’m vulnerable opponents really does give American future." — Oliver Slone. znz alM RtVtft Htf ♦ J943 4AQ 107 6 one a license to take chances. There­ going to lose my contract, so what do I SOUTH do about It?” The “if” system worked fore, East should risk a two-club over­ Printmmwerlutn: “ C X X X X l ” CAPTAIN EASY - by Crooks A Casalo 4 A Q 10 9 6 3 well for today’s declarer. When East call. A club lead would stop any chance of South’s making four spades, (Answers Monday) A SHORT NOW IF I JUST BECAUSE ibAS played the queen of hearts to the first Katp your TV plcfurt Jumbles: AUVE YOUTH UNWISE COMEDY CROSS THIS WIRE HIS KEYS 4 JO S trick, South was smart enough to see and the onlv realistic game contract TIM E WOULDN'T AB2 ■harp with frtqugnf daan- Yesterday's Answer: What the marrtaae counselor hoped to give his LATER. WITH THAT WIRE. that /The took that trick, and //the dia­ now would be for North to play three Ing of the scratn. Us# b PIT THIS no-trump, which would nave nine WANT dlenls—A GOOD "WED-UCATION" ^ CAR Vulnerable: North-South mond finesse lost, then East could get mild toop with wpfgr or a Dealer: North his partner on lead with a heart. Then, tricks if East selected a club for his bit of ammonia In wofiN’. opening lead. JumbU ObM N..M lb Mtllbblb 1.1 U.tO. »bl«b if the ace of clubs was In the East Be sura fo dry thoroughlY. AOS Irem Jumbls, IhU nswsfSBEf. ^O. iot 4JM, OilsnAo, PL )INI-4Mt Weot Nortb East Soelh hand, a club lead through dummy's If you have an eiifra bickid. Him., .44>.i. M U. »<• ."4 "»»• '• HMWPnbMb. 1 4 Pass 14 king would set the contract. That's a faitvitlon set no on# Pao9 24 Pass 44 lot of "What Ifs," but It doesn’t hurt to A new book by James Jacoby and his watches, why not ex­ GET ONE OF TH E good haMH Looking for a good used Pao9 Piss Pass protect oneself. South held up his ace father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now change for cash with a mobllt homo? Bo sur* to on the first trick and was rewarded available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby low-cost od In CloMlfledT I thrinv psopls hovs d#vt- Opening lead; V 2 RESULTS loptd I* dolly rsodlno of look In fht Cloulfltd co­ M with making a contract that would on Card Games, "published by Pharos 443-2711. tho ods In clostlfltd. lumns ... thot's whtrt tho (I^Ks- otherwise have been set. Books. That'S whsro thoy find host buys art odvortlsadl x d i volut buys. 44I-9711 GENUINE PARTS A AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE... QENUm PAinS 6 AUTHOmZeO «EHVICe OUIDE.

Ibiving V^lniltyTea^^THrCNda’ Motnists primarily by means of cells ealfed Tiavtefing after txi b e ^ economy, label carefully before using. depentbble operation and smooth M o rvit> /V SCHALLER 1-800.545-PART M's our fr§§ Lifetime Service Quarantee, and you won’t perfbtmance. MANCHESTER find a batter repair guarantee anywhere. Hera's how It Vxj can partake of Genuine Malntalnthc Quality- with Genuine Honda rarts 115 Ti 'ttff SI (H- r.) ■ • !• PARTS SIlRVTCt: (Ft3-2r><>8 works. At long at you own a Ford. Mercury, Lincoln or ■ i ■ I ■ I I i— I I I I I Ford light truck. If we repair It, we guarantee the covered -fill 00 OH \ H 1 M null . lion. H.wHiJmI | repair for as long as you own your vehicle. If the covered 1 0 % O F F part aver fells or wears out, we'll tlx or replace It free. all parts with Free parte. Free labor. It covers thousands of repairs and service... PUBLIC NOTICE lasts as long as you own your vehicle — no matter where Offer expires you bought your car or how old It Is. So whether you Msy 30. 1907. drive a "golden oldie" or a newer modal, the next time It PLEASE NOTE: This space is avaiiabie needs repair, bring It to us and get the beat repair guar­ This ad must be as a public service to any non-profit organi­ antee anywhere — our free Lifetime Service Quarantee. presented at time zation wishing to publicize an up-coming Atk ui to MS a copy ol ths LItstIms Ssndes Qusrsnlst. of service... event or community message. There is abso- lutly no charge for this space. Please send complete information you wish to publish at UFETIME TOYOTA SEPyiCE QUALITY SERVICE least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages GUARANTEE FRONT END published wil be at the descretion of Lynch Motors. WE FIX CARS FOR KEEPS. 24 Adams Street ALIGNMENT Ad|uM eMMr, eambw, loain, < Please mail Att; Joe McCavanagh. Manchester whw. appHeaW.. Chaeh $ 1 4 2 0 piaaauiaa. Rafular *S4M. Exit 62 of 1-84 tMMh IMa aoupon. Bxptraa 64047. SINCE 500 W. Cwitar M. 1933 SALES 646-3515 G o rr Manchostar P0R3 DILLOn 646-3520 I Part. Deparlmeni SERVICE TOYOTA LYNCH 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER. CT 643-2145 Tol. 640-4311 I Open Saturdays 9 to I 643-1606 mmSANDSBWKZ MANCHESTER CONN PARTS J * - ». t 7 9 D • • « • r T • • . ♦ t i f «r ♦ > ■ CLASSIFIED ADVERTING 643-2711

LeeMFewid .. ••MrtnraMrfv . eookmamerlwcanw Tm omca/KMsn CoMmiwm . ■•vet: iSkoeevs: sseoMki Canwiiw>/i>im«emin Tm wenro: jeeniWaar sm GENUINE PARTS E AUTHORIZED SERVICE QU!DE„ Gnmuhcu m i namnwerFeiartaa...... Wkowenro: steoMosorei n»»niiersiei«a...... SIWJMV em: • oonlo • RBIItBlg FMamin...... SI CamorwMMRwkoeo BMcfrlcal...... w nets eiM leeeww..... HMWne/mumMiiu...... m mtemmmmfrunt OH FSier Change MiKMMMMtStrvICM.. . . » ToeSakM...... M WMil«e«teiiv/Tra<0 . Prepare for Ihnel with CMdren » MtnromctUmei". n *------...... iie s t M AreMastPopmar M ihSiJSejn. onl Far and away the mosi popular giw»dvwmit S tru tt! HMteay/SMMIMH...... automotive service job is the oil and filter n s niwiami «ie cowicnwai Canker SOM...... TrwkOAkMMkMSMt...... change, according to the M otor Vehicle Familiar Question: *Are We There Yet?’ Coyirs/TrMlori...... Woaclio^WariieiifMeoiMeiokMwitViiis Manufacturers Association. More than Tv/siarM/AaeNaiwn. be summer heat heaters. Also, these foods alokiTMrMoo/kkoeoei...... 148 million oil changes, with 99 percent “ Arc Nve there yet?" is a familiar ques­ license plates take nothing more than a ^ Servlcet w eniMT, MM Toms .. Aokosorvfeaa...... •rmmm moiniiu. Unnsrs MUee * mt don’t melt, crumble or drip on the car’s LownaMflareM...... of car owners requesting the oil fiher be tion to any parent who has traveled by piece of paper and pencil to keep score. LAfi/LMHirSaiG.. a cmmcot*...... MMksrnmi/Looit...... Mm ihoyakMor mooMrariintiMiif wm OM Use the time in the car to teach children] interior. *4 OnmnuSarvlcOT. OooeTMnatweM.... Mliwllomioo AMomonvo . replaced at the same lime, are performed auiomobite with impatient children. But Fow On/CoM/Flrowoad WoiMoe fo e«v/Traet . annually. a fesv special preparations can make a how to read maps, measure miles between Be prepared for car sickness if you are Oil changes and filter replacements are T H E M A Z m more enjoyable vacation for everyone, towns and have them read about points taking very young children on their first among the most critical areas of car EXPERIENCE says the Automotive Information C oun­ of interest from guide books. vacation by car. f^ck plastic bags, mints, maintenance, according to the Car Care cil (A lC ). You can save money by bringing your gum and towelcttcs. For other emergen­ Council, which expects this trend to con KEEPITGaNG Plan ahead by bringing along things to own beverages and snack foods instctid of cies. include tissues, adhesive bandages, linue because of the popularity of four STRONG W ITH keep the children occupied. Coloring purchasing them along the way. Foods aspirin or aspirin substitute, antiseptic NoNciS m cylinder cars. Fluids and fillers are crili boi'ks, pads of paper, pencils and crayons rich in potassium and magnesium, like and a flashlight. RElfWMITa EDiBFWMITa CD IBFVMITB ID GENUINE M AZDA are always good choices. K ids can record raisins, bananas and almonds, are said to AS 0 eenWflen precedwit to cal aspects of car care, particularly with the eteesmsnt et eny edver- TYPISTS OWBweektyot harder working small engines. PARTS. their vacation cxpcricnecs by drawing pic­ PART tlM E Wtekond LAWN Coro... Evarpraon tures of what they have seen or by keep­ tMne In the Menefesetsr Ne­ hornet WFHe P. O. Box EXCITING Oppertunl- These statistics are especially signifi If you %«anl to keep your Mazda at its Reed Parson. Early ing a diary. Simple games like spotting reid, Advertiser hereby 375, Elixabeth, NJ towns hosopaninps for fleel A now prowtnp cant because automobile owners’ manu best maintain H with Genuine Mazda oerees to prefect, Mdtmnifv 073U7. NURSE iUUES momtnp hours. Rolia- hard workfnp lawn opency needs mature, als usually suggest changing the oil filte rarts. Each is engineered to v g n TogetyowVUksvvagen end held hermless the Men- Ntw M | ^ Rato blo vatHcte. Good pay, core spefcottsw. Year rotlable residential An /l p n . b a V l 6A posi- with every other oil change, but in prac Mazdakslandarasofeucel- chester HereM, Its emcers plus mllpopa alio- round omploymant etoff to work wHh re- lice, people opt for a new filler each lime. hmce. Vbu'll find a cornpli end emplevsei epehwt any tlon, 7pm-7om. Evtrv Stert up to *0.50 per avonco. Contact Gory other wkPdkend ovollo- flvMtabtg. Comi^ lflye tardod adults. Pul- selection in our parts At- and all naMllfv, Iom or hour. Part time and fiiN t u m s m . ______woBss and bofieflfs. Wo l/port tfmo, 2nd or 3rd partment. Come in socm. serviced properlK expensa, htcludlne attor­ ble. Wp offer a chol- neys' fees, erlstne from lenelne environment lime poeWone avaHaMe ^A filR # Socretory/Re- will train. Oooddriving shifts. Excollont benef­ GENUINE claims of unfair trade practi­ with a erowth oriented on ^ ahlfl of your ceptfenlst. 2-3 days per record, and hiph school its. Send resumoto: P. ~prraa£t? a ^ ces, Mfrlneement of trode- week. Wordpreceatlnp dlptoma rooulred. Coll D. Bax«l9Wllllmantlc, BARGAIN. the onlylool you need tnorks, trade names or pot- faculty. Alta occeptlne choice. Excellent bene­ fivMOUTH, i»#c. applications for one fit paokepe Including fklll on lEM-PC. Mdfi- 64M667 botween 9 and Ct. 062M or coll Bob •nts, violation of rlpMs of cheeter Profesefonol 5. Conuel 617-03I-8SM. 55 w m o s o n a v e . • v e r n o n /MOWIARfV BROTHERS/ privacy and Intrineemant of port time 11pm to 7om, dental, Ufa and abort (KMMPtMa Drag) 1^1 is a phone. copvrlpht and proorMtorv one full time 3pm to office. Nen-emoker. riohts, unfair conwelltlan 11pm, Monday ttwoueh term dtaebUity Inaur- Send raeume to Bex U Our Parts Dtpartnwnl 301015 Cenitr Strctt I j '^^5 i — ^ and Hbol and slander, which Friday, no weekends. ence Work with a very c/o ffw Monchoftor He­ HARTTIIII Is open every Saturday AAonchtstcr. Connecticut may resuH trem the puMleo- For more Informotlon caring and eupportiva rald, 16 Bralnard t>HMefM.a4 flon of any odvertlsment in IHye, Manchester. TELEM/IRNETEIIt 9 a.m. to Noon ^ ® I: the ASonchester Herald by please coll D. N. S., etatf. For further Infor­ PARTS DEPT. Col U3 for rogulor tnoinlonartce or lorvico. advertiser, Includine odvtr- Crestfleld Convales­ mation end a confiden­ A u t o Body help wanted. If you Ilka Mias, and hpvp a door apooklng MsncIwslDf ore on otAxiriisd low M for oeriuina OIL CHANGE tlsements In eny free dhfrl- cent Home/Penwood tial Interview call Donna 1 repair person and 1 voloa you oould bp pom lm fp In our tidpp VofawogonporhondsorvioobyKidory- Manor, Manchester, reflnish end llpht re­ S H O C K k. S T R in ^ butlon oubllcotions pub­ Sorenaan, DNS, South t^artm ont M -Thurt. Sot. 10-& fiained lechrioar# uerig>A*swogen ipeeti CkocktoMB PortR lished by the Manchester Ct. 643-5151. pair perton. Coil 742- 646-4567 SPECIAL Windsor Nursing Cen­ Will Train. Hourly Phia' bonutppl C d l Supon toobond toehniquei Vibelher you hovo a Herald. Penny Sleffcrf, 6060.______Publisher. ter, 1000 Main St., South 647>9846 1. 0W %.W ^ OFF on 010 purchooo of roor new VolawDgan or on older omy ow 871-6641 643-5135 •hook abooihori ind/or front tlioek MTviceiiavaMblewilhptah- $18» Legal ^cretary/ Wlndeor, CT, 200-7771. „ AVON oartrldo* tlruta. Inftillallon not bsdton ooM. O r by diolng. LOST Earn up to 02N per Inetutfod. WtlK Coupon. Pare Legal AH Oovfora 0»od MIDHHWO ADULT Carriers wanted. weekaeUlnf Thru 9>tM7 Manchester Attorney Early mernino hours. Avon Products. FULL TIME LOST. Orey and white seeking Legal Secretary/ No collections. Excel­ Free training and gift. mole cot, shortened Para Legal with experi­ lent pov plus mlleooe ■OOKKaPaH/POSTIM CLERK tall, flea collar. Soul- allowance. Conotoct Call 742-5141 ApdlcaHono era now belna aooepted for the ters area. Child's pet, ence in residential real Kim Stock of 64»-1405. C.enuine Mazd.i Parts. named Sneakere. 640- estate transactions. Ac­ PART Time Clerical. E.*!***!?!! ♦“•Mime bookkeeiMr/poolIng clerk. Ap- KEEP A GREAT THING GOING 7040. CONSTRU^flbN Lo- plloanta should hove bookkoopinp and computer OfTrt until 5.3047. curate typing along with borer. Manchester Taller duties, tele­ M p o r ^ ^ “I’ll give you IG IN U IN IV O L K S W M X N PARTS « S IR V K II eSLf hH Null, tfeor L. heavy telephone contact phone, llpht bookkeep- area. 40 hour week. S w vlM Houra; Inp, typlnp, computer phones and handle ■ verMy of oflioe related funo- Adame end W. Center with area banka, real Tronsportotlon necee- Moofc Benefita Include eompeny paid heaHh ptan, Monday thru Friday St. Brindle and white. knowledpe helpful and v M c a r e estate agents and town sory. 646-43W,______vecallon, paid holldaya and elck d iM Please send 7:30 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. 047-1070. Chorlet. 900* public rplpflana clerk. Must be a self­ DRiVe k s . Full time posl- attitude. CdM 640-1050. reeume^or axpertaneo olarM eelory roqul- the best IMPOUNDED. Female 7 tlons open for von or remento t « Mgnohoelor Herald, ‘V^koopor,” P.O. starter. Salary depend­ Vltll Our Now years old , Shephsi'd mini but. Atk for Rod Needed. rax 001, Menohaelor, CT 00040 or call 043-2711. S ^ E A S T Collie. Block and tan. ing on experience. Many Hourly and cemmle- A o LKSWAGEN, INC. Soil Service reaordlno details at Ask for Mr. AbraMs. Perte Store... Brood Street. Male 0 fringe benefits. Hours, 9 6«-1«1. Blen. Call 646-1140 WINDSOR Purls Houro Service DepL months old. Lob Crou. anytime. repair guarantee Daily 8-5 P.M R o u t e 8 3 Block. Middle Tpke am - 5 pm, Monday ^ a Ht Time Receptionist Daily 8-3 P.M. for very busy Man­ fApfcH iiM dH b Help 240 South Main St. Sol. 9-1 P.M. V e r n o n and Homeeteod. through Friday. Gmtact wanted. Sldlnp In­ NEWSPAFER CARRIERS NEEDED... ^ 649-2638 Pleose coll the Man­ Sharon, 646-0121. chester doctors office. (Routo 5) Mature reliable person staller. Start Imme- East Windsor o 200-0483 chester Doe Warden at with pleasant personal­ MMCHEtTER MEA in CONNECTICUT” 0434043. ity. Llpht typlnp, ap­ 'ffeLEPHONE Operotor- It*s my tree LUetlrae Service as long as yon own tout car. proxim ately 20-25 iHftET oAotai Mechanic /Typlst. Seeklne full hours per week, after­ wanted. Muet be expe­ S Gueruitee, end you won't find regardleas of how old It la or time telephone opera­ North Elm 8t...... 5-91 n better repnir guarantee any- where yon bought H. And it noons and 1 evenlnp. rienced In new cen- Woodbrld0o 8t. tor. Must posseu effec­ For Interview call 040- etructlon, reeldentlol, .. 18-280 where. Here'a how It works. If covers thousands of repairs, tive telephone tklllt, you ever need to have your too. So If your vehicle needs 5153. and commorclal S10,000.00 Cosh Loon. No typlne 35-50 wpm, apti­ fill MAN5IAI. Puli work. Bxetllent wooes Ford. Mercury. Lincoln, or repair, brlim It to ns and get credit or omplevment tude for fleuret, and and dll bonoflts. Am Iv Jonaon 8t. Ford light ^uuck fixed, you our free LIfettme Service boilc office skills fo and port flmt poolflont Jordt...... 8t...... gJi needed. 1-019-503-4347. avallablt. Cleon drlv- Kasdan Putl Co., 340 pay us only once. If the cov­ Guarantee. You won't find a M O ^ , perform a variety of Tolland St., East Hort- Porkor 8t .258-351 ered part ever needs to be re­ better repair guarantee any­ clerical duties. Free Inp record a muet. ford. 2W-S431. Biles 8t paired again, or wears out where. porklnp. Benefits. Apply: Town Pair Tiro, ..til we'll fix It or replace It tree. Ask ns to see a copy of the Employmont Apply In person Mon- 320 W. Middle Tpke, !W iM M iU6 Hool In- Free parts. Free labor. It lasts Lifetime Service Guarantee. dov throuph Prtdov, Moncheeter. No phone stollors. Exptrlencod •;30 to 4:30. Propue colls please. or will train. Call Cov- East MIddip Tpkp...... 204-878 A Education Shoe Company, 300 Pit­ Mtry 74^7300, 9-4, or Franklin 8t...... kin St„ E. Hartford. V M ftn tvanlnps. Porkpr St...... io4-242 GENUINE TOYOTA PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURSII mRCuT?u?nisra ^AAt ' ^ e otnee posl- Open Monday thru Frldiy flee poeltlon, 40 hours tlon tor moturo, ro- WE FIX (ARS FOR KEEPS. NELPWMITBI er week, Monday sponslble parson. QroanRopd...... 204-330 B am to 5 pm thru lunch Rirouph Friday, 0-4:30 naxlWa hours, tvptnp HonrySI...... 201-315 OIL FILTER pm. Kellobllty and ac­ FuS or part Mew tor meStm 5••■»»»•. *60-4777 Prlnopton 81...... 167-1M DKIveir. Pert time curacy Important. Ex­ pharmaeir. neasM l worWng WHh thie ooupon. Eiipitet 4-0GS7. momino work. Mature oeneMons. Fbxlbla hews. Tpnnar 81...... 124-168 /MORIARffY BROTHKR^ perience uslnp oddlnp bklVER Fuel dll. werlnp fetepbenes. staragessrvtess. Mta’n mmmh.¥vmsa. Bxesl- Oomputar experience also train you to estt- rs Ben eonssr tar erdir taidtaortbM. Good op- Elcr or fMr NMROO If NCeoCD Lot norson ta pta. Apply; Howard V^ffvWtT fwEIBIlip flnO ns. Apgfy ta; Creoein ctoon now ontf motf JolMwon's, 3M Tottand preferred but will sfWHv^^^W* vWwVvll Ww cbootar low efftco. MfygndbgnpBtaPtai TpfcPrAtanckoitar. roff train. Start Imme* ^^t^^Wsvvv^^^Vfo VusTy* * w work Is yprteuo olbor duBoo. BofMors, 174 Merril cars. No onsortanco Prior experience M LooktaBtar on tatant- Rd.,ToltaHd. OOP pxporlpiiup ei nocossorv. Colt Prank oxtt «S, rovta M>. MP Q T V n V fT r * tw v i t f l v wtWdsot wttb a ronpscf 9V9f* wfVW IfyoTIV Mnol bo oxportancod eomo knowtadgp of Hotaort at M9-0VI. sotary. Lombard Asse- outstanding cttsnts. At- construettan, devstap- fhPEflild e eweebih CLERICAL, buntlmgpo- or on fo ctatas of Connecticut, tractive persomHlty ment field befpful. HR truck epomssr. Cot Hfion. Vortod dutlee mmmm tac. MM73B. Ptsose submN resume fw P^Vpiw bolwaon the beura of t Including bookkoop- f iA 6 lt i /ktJe.~Tmm» end sotary btataryrre- OVfV now V QVBfTw w am • 4 pm. R4-F tag, data entry, typing, ta Bpk G oA» WAREHOUSE HELP OEERIRE III ES^ ptw commission, insu- qutroments in cenfl- taora. SomtMBOtoxpa- Ota. Apply ta; Croeson Clol EdUCEftER Clots rones ond ponston b^ dsnee to; Adte ^idy, Buttders, 174 AAorrew NAMCO, oneef America’s targesfretalters Of nefits. Cor. Send re- NIverfront Nscopture Rd., Tottand. V VUHI rw yWffV KMrWf* sacratartat skin ot- MACHINE Oporefor. d e p u t y Dog Wtar^ R M m II T above ground poolSr WOP and potto tarntluro opmentollv Dtsoble- some w letter^ ^ tac., ttt Conslttettan sgwttat.CaW64b3WS. EaE^ Ttaso bota Entry oppetatment to Sotos Plese, ttarttard, Ct. M irrftl tadUsbrtes ta clerk. AAust be occu- gorf tsssp AA^ssc^tPsSsr Homos-taomOl (u re- Isexpendinpandbestmmedletaopenfnpsfor d/Auflstfc students. ^AHh* Tbno MociM c emnoton has a M l Foltce Doporfmont. ps4rl. Dstinowent tax full time woretrause persons of our new Apply at: Community Manager, Herfterd rota. Hours iom ta 13 Despoteb, P.O.Box f i B lW .# u it ami port oftarneans to tarty ov- time position oyottabte noon. Appty Crosssn Frevtdes awbwot con- property. Nopossos- worelwuse location m Monchettar. Positions OMd Outdance Sckoel, n n , e. Morttard, ct. tbne needed. Appty at taroCorrujjBtadSWftar tret eervtae tar the stons. Can v ttM tf- 317 N. Main Street, Ctaso tt uMb dtaggf Operator, Fosiffon re­ Builders, 174 AAerrew town and oeetef in ore permanent. Pull benefit package. Monctiester BOC. WIN. Ptsose do net tbe: Savtags Bonk of Rd., Tottand.______mm. em. 0H 4m far Overtime ovaHoble. Apply In person to; jbsne.BiDg.______Monebestar, t n Mata' truck OKpOftancp. Ac- quires a machine or motntatatag ttto deg corrowt roge ftat. 9*v Wsg fVl^tafdWwfVy Ov ftva growtaB sorvteo mechonlcol bock- LFN. FuH and port time. pound. Mfnfmum of • a d fi anaJ^y. 3 or 4 . NeenlMs. Privsrte i^a S^ Time gsnerM 0^ cojAABawy. BtutbWtad- ground. CompenypeM Excofient pay ond bo- hours per week taefud- bedroom vtavt stded flee worker *tar Mon- caneeg-iTW. BOB. taor. Cob tar bonofife. Applicants notttsl Coif Now Soo- NAMCO duty, si boors per ig/nFTfSne' vurrf tag Sdturdpys on Sun­ Cage, nvtagroom, dta- 100 Sonrice Dr., Monclwster, CT OMMO week, vory^ ifttfe ntt- CnWivT IfVQf BSlUiV should oppta at 36 VII- sons. 647-1434.______days. IS.35 gpr hour. ' tag room, sunproeb. offtra. SewM typing dtaskendi m n N lopo Stroot, Einngten, tap. 44S>7iW after 7pm. preferred.' Send PACRBRS. Sovorol poo- ASSEMBLERS and Noqidroo oxporlenco ta Enclosed yord. A ond bookkeeping exp^ Ct., AAondoy fh re u ^ Shippers. Excofient the cor# of doge ond a charmer. Asking rjonce hetptal. MS « « . end pbone number to; pta wttb the abmty to Frldoy,lpm-3pm. valid Ct. drtrars R- Box u u cro toe Man- bond pockoBt ports ore poy and bonofits. No 9114.900. Call B. W. SHIFTING clerk. Morrill oxporlonco nocossorv. MMy af; For­ Realty. 647-1419. cbester Herold, 10 nstdsd tor our Bdvorn- Nomrek industries, IWneaAget ,41Confer BE A REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL Brelnord Place, monf pockaBfng do- Inchittrfos in Ebtagfon NiXWWglfW.iiewiM. DRESSED To tat rs lll Is looking for on expe­ Inc., 349 Frogross St., AAonchestar, Ct. tag. Older Cafenfol. m u r a m m Monebestar.______portmont. Good work rienced shfpgtag clerk Drivo AAonebestar. OMMSor coll 647-3136 tor Preshfy potafed Inside PANf time person for baWfs with ottonflon to AAove Into 6 rooms, end eutl Tastefully Our company is expanding. We need motivated HuEOW®! procoduros Is osson- to handle our shipptap informafton. Eduol Op- wttb modern kftebon. CowiWMy m E8 REF fbr family owned store. deportment. Duties in­ gerfunffy Emisfoyer. decor oted with plush Alternotlong nigbts 5- bat. Tboso ore tall ffmo EXKBEIRES Fermat dining room, 3 watt to won carpet. salespeople for our new Glastonbury location. We poslflens wNb com­ clude schedultao of AAtaorfftesondf cor gorogt. Oufot con- Bai 11pm phis Sundays nto culf IIIU9IV 0990 covnrfivf- urged to oppty. SV^irOVw 99V*90w OPOvT* 5oim. Dairy Mart, 3M pany pold bonofits. trol area. Only mont. Total of 10 offer fast start training, generous bonus program s, Apply at; AAorrIII in­ clol vehicles, light TRUCK f i^ACHEk Aldo. Sgoefert 9139,9991 Klornon 713-782-M33 Spencer Street, Man­ paper work. We offer rooms. 5 bedrooms, 3 management opportunities and full support from a chester. 5«»-3(M0. dustries, 34 Vlllego Education Htgb wboet Rogtfy. 64M147. baths, 3 firoplocos. Stroot, eilington, Ct., compomtae wages, o DRIVER Vocotlonol close. 36 ftiitlKltb^ at a now or Eooutttatprtyota treed non-competing manager. AAondey fbreupb Fri­ 46 day rolse/revlew hours per wook maxi­ used bomoT Coll U B R 3.5 acre tat on Vernon, day, lam -3pm. ond company paid bo­ wNh ^oss 1 or 3 Seense. mum. Ftaxtatlftypossl- Knowtedge of Aroeske Rrst for your bousing Belton town lino. NEEDED! nofits. Apply of 36 VII- Mo, AvottaWo fmmo- needs. We havo homo $354,900. Jackson B Call: HOPE FIR ESTO N E, Manger 659-2205 logo Sfrtof, Clllngten, holpful. Cell dldtoly. Coll tho Joefcson. 647-0409.O ORIN HOUtI A-1 ASSKiNMfrrrs AAondoy ftwough Frl- Cevontry Fubife sftas ovolloMo In AAon- e W b Htbbbbb • B u b Boys cbostor, Vernon, and Me w LisHno. i-i bupIm . •at ft fw L 1-4 doy, ipm-3pm.______UFTOR Schools. 7 4 ^ 3 . South Windsor. Evenings: 561-4581 or 561-4563 REWARDIII WAITRESS. 5aV sl^ft. Located near the hos­ Contact Mrs. Barbara Smith CONSTRUCTION TBTCRiFTpwierESC: Wbotbor you ore fntor- pital this spacious LydoBWdodo TO REGISTER Apply ta pprson at: coHon. ExcNtag posi­ ostod Inbuylng, soiling, home needs only some tM Door Nwi TraN & WORK 2 WEEKS Johnnie's Brass Key, 742-0100 tion oval labfo on f/t/17 building or lust need fo redecoroHno. This one 643-0511 (NSW iMnovtss ONLV) •3t Main Stroot, ot Middle school lovol consult somoono on AAonchoster. will be proud to coll IMS Po4 Rows Oese on PLUMBING 6 Heating jrofta S B 4. Toom your root ostoto needs, homo. TwoBOShoonno Bi^gSSl^p DAVID CARROLL TELEPH O N E Answorlng wholesaler looking for teaching ta a resource coll us-wo'ro ohiwnts syatoms, two cor po- tag reoM, kXeton. t See- SHADY GLEN •100 ntGMsrnATioN p o n u s sorvico has Immedlote oggrtsslvo solot per­ room. Sgectol Educa­ willing fo assist you. U A s s c i A T E s. X. V. i iTT roB0...Flue o 236 deep reem, 1H bOhs, pMe,gsr- 0 360 West Middle Turnpike operator position son to coll on residen­ tion certification rw- BRRtOlfy. 643-3693.0 trood let. ERA 1 year MlMAi • SECIKTMfES avollablodav.ovonlng, tial and llpht commorf- gulrod. Cempofftlvo MilifH' Winaw. Boiuxo homo warranty In- Oy eonsr • MStag *19r,an at the Parkade Shopping Center •78 REOISmATION PONUS wookond hours. Cem- cof hoofing 6 plumbing salary and bonofits. • room Colonial. Largo Icudodl 9169,900. Blan­ 2852 M AIN STR EET • GLASTONBURY • TYP ISTS pefltlvo starting so- market. Ability to do Send lofftr, rtsumo family room, front to chard B Rosiotto. 646- B46-846f orBOBidBOO •28 ntOISTIUTION PONUS lory, commonsuroto heat losses o plus. In­ reforoncos end trans­ bock living room, oof-, 3403. “Wo Guorontot with oxporlonce. terested poopit con­ cripts fa: Dlrocter of ta kitchen, 4 bedrooms, Our Hosuoe“xi COMPUTER OPERATIONS • RCCEFTIOfiSTS Pleoso coll 569-3333 for tact; Cunningham Pupil i Staff Support iVt boths, obovo NAMCO, ono of Amtrlco't lorgost rotollors of •2S neOtSTIMTION BONUS Interview. Suyly rt 535-3101. ^vlcos, Coventry, Cf. ground pool. 9224,900. obovt ground pools, spas and polio furniturs Is 66AA6 ELEkk. fem- PART Time wtekdoy 00230. UBRRtaltV.649-3693.o •xpondlng and bos an Immodloto oponlng for o • F M C U I M S porory opening for 1 mornings. Solos, stock, nURSiOiSTTSTond H8W fo AHork^Mony DARhFARMS ICE CREAM Computor Oporotlons Oonorollst ot Its now •28 nSaSTRATION SONUS ytor position. Must for hardware store. offico In MonchMtor. exporltnct on I BAA port time. Excellent Imprevemonts havo System 36 roquirtd. RosponsibllHIts Include EXTRA EXTRA hoy# ability to toko Apply In person: Eng­ pay and bonofits. Coll been mode to this 5 % 5 order vtrlficaflon, CRT work, olpbo typing, Roy •IWNeriNNALaONUS. shorthand and typo. 30 land True Value, 377 W. New Seosons. 647-1624. dupitx, including: now punch and light filing. Full time position with ASK ron OFTAILS. hours par wtok. Stort­ Middle Tpko. oil burner, ntwor sid­ Has Immediate Openings for bonofits. Send rosumt and Indicate current ing rang# of pay M.S3, LABORER. Full time for ing and roof. Located salary In confidtneo to: DOE. Storting dote stool fobrlcotlon shop. In West Side of Mon- May 16th or bofors. WOODWORNINO Company paid uni­ cbostor. 3 cor gorogo, the following positions: James ManngttI, OIr. of Personnel Pitas# send resume 2 orncES TO stnvt you forms and bonofits. full bosomontand Insu- and lofftr by May 0th to SHOP HELP Must hovt drivers li­ lotodl Coll rlghtowovl NAMCO Dr. Nathan Chesler, AM phaeee, experlenoed cense and trosporto- 9164.900. Strono Root «22 932 100 Sonrlco Dr., Monchottor, CT 06040 REiD TEMPS Suporlntondont of Estoto. 647-7453.0 • Class II Truck Drivers tS4 SURNON AVB.. t. HAKiroSO Schools, Coyonfry preferred but wIM train lion. EOE 269-2323. qualified applicants. Bt- MAWeHEIfeH. immoc- Public Schools, 70 Rl- bosiiton. Full uloft, spacious 2 bed­ • Accounts Receivable 2S2|m Diev Hill Rd, Covtnfrv, nelKs evallible. time. Typlnp, filing, room, 116 both homo COVENTRY Ct. OSSSS. 743-7317. PLANT SWIlOOSST..aMSSUXV ZAHNER’O telephones. Excellent with ottochod gorogo. Two houses presently rented at 1475 • Phone Order Clerks LOOKING For o tractor benefits. Apply In per­ Many fine extras. Rto- 051-9307 trotlor driver and W00DW0RKIN8 son; Blonsttln's Comp­ sonoblv priced at each per month, on a 300 x 100 lot close ACCOUNTANT FULLTIMB warehouse help expe­ 23 Industrlsl Drive West ing Conttr, rout# 83 0130.900. Century 31 Ep- to Main Street. #22 was built in 1696 • Freezer Selectors & Stockers rience. Coll 64f-SSM for Tolland, CT Vtrnon. ttata.647-M95.84Brldlt 1st Shift • Full Time • s -u o appointment. Path Lone. Open House and has updated wiring and plumbing 875-6226 k^LlAbLE babysitter Sunday, April 36. Dl- 2nd Shift - Full ft Part Time A •mall mgnufgeturgr looolgd 30 mlltt P t r H M r netdad for my 6 month roctlens: East Conttr and 3 bedrooms. #32 was built in 1949. Northgggt of Hartford Connoelleut It tgaklng a------Ginniil IDEAL FOR old doughtor. Approxi­ Stroot to loft onto Lake g Plant Aooountant. Th# tueogggful oandldtl# EXTERMINATOR. Expe- mately 4 to 10pm. 3 to 3 Stroot to right onto Either live in one and rent out the other FltxIMg Hbbts nights ptr wtok. Li^oll.o Apply in person: will bg dggrggd and hovt knowtadga and tx- Lent stUbNshsd, sx- NOMEMAKER rlonce helpful or will Please coll 521-5130. or purchase as an investment. pgrlinog wHh basic ootl geoountlng funetlon psMlnf msnulselur- PortTImol IS hours train. Growing com­ JU&f In Tlmt...To onloy •nd Inyontory control, payroll, budgets and Inf eompsny hss pe- pany looking for the the beoutiful setting Asking *147,000. •Iflen smIIsMs In pgr wtak. Days flax- right perosn. Must that this homo boasts Dari-Farms Ice Cream Co. offleg managoingnt. Knowlodgg of prootislng Ibig. To strvlct hovs good driving rt- at Witches Woods Lake •yttomt dotlrod. Wo offor a good ttirtlng gg- nWrlBEBIlIBni BIIQ Bt* Orottlna Cords In cord, must bo organ­ In Woodstock. Yoor- 40 Tolland Stage Rd. Tolland, CT. 06084. Itry and bonofltg. Inttroftad applloantt should srleal. Otys, own­ dapartmint ttorg. ised and self moti­ JMTN» round 6 room Contom- Jack J. Lappen Realty •and reaumg WITH ulary doglrod to: ings. Ml or psit Sms. Oongral stock work, vated. Must be willing porory Soltbox. 3 bed­ 357 East Center StrBBt taS bsnsRis. No Inygntory and dis­ and capable of loom­ MACHINE Shop In 3000 rooms, 3 baths, built in Applications now being accepted 8:30-5:00 p.m. BOXV play. Coll gygnlngs ing o proftsslon with a square foot. Machines, 1979. Tostofully doce- Manohetter, CT 06040 10 Bralnird Pilot, Manohottgr, O T 00040 ^n"oklenIi#- only 6-9 p.m., Mon­ fuFurt. No formal tdu- contracts, ent year rotod. Wtll moln- Monday through Friday. Saturday 9>1:30. tossn gsmdpm cotlen noctssorv, lust Itost In ploct. Frind- talnodl 9144,900. Jock- 0 0 0 4 6 7 -^ day through Friday. plts only. 197,000. Coll 643-4263 14hr44;»,.. good sanst. Budget '*i*i9st«t9999499t4oegf fr> » ♦ e 9 ♦ 9 ■ 203^84»-tl6t ^ » tfggt Coqlrok 64MiO|« • ,,,,,111,1111111,m il,, \ .B 9 9 » M * t m 9 t J 9 .% t ^

r N r n H T NR IRE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY MULTI Cofer 0 X 10 GIAirr Top and Boko STT^SwASreSrirsurf, T a g Sola. Soturdoy, MAwcHesTeM. m . m . RIRBWOOO folded rup. Like new. Sole. Saturday, April sea wifb condos, i n o cere. $ rest lenems. A p rn 3S, Oom ta 3pm. TAKE A LOOK PttyHy ywif jnwdlord bouses, lend, busi­ j J f**!*oraflnP- MblSia. 3S, 9pm-1pm. Monchos- oittf sttsrf bvAMAK0 ifoof oreen,aei|ysred,$i- tor Eorfy Loornlnp AMcenonaeas Hems. nesses. Cbuck Fesfer, nwm. SSAfTBRAmA CAR* FOOLS. AmozHip dls- 129 Brterweed Drfve, FMTWTEBeimiEeMI SCRANTON •ouHv HI iMslIwdlrotn counti LHnifed fhne Cantor, 40 Woddall • MHw id o w Co m . e»- Crouse Reel Esfafe, Dlroet from Ford CM fllEI-FlIM fri Box 7EIS Sf. Thomas, only. The bfp new fOn- Read, Manchester. cloMtf porcH, oooHb w BfiBBSS^TlemedOBSe! FLOOft SondMo. Flears 0 ^ lobe, Trucklnp. tasRc 1907 fomfty sixe R ein d e le M a y 2nd. Mofor Co. Defroft, CHRyOLBR EXTOUrtVE CM and tiM d Hic iwdOd. US VI OBWI. nO-774- VEHNXEP AND S E L ^ S173. CoMnefs, roofHit, put- like new. Specloflitno Woodland Nome repairs. You m m § pool htdudes twpe sun MIcMpon. Con our ofHco ond ott roOTfi oooinofw# Hi oMcr Roars, nofurof CouneeOnB Censer nam e N, wo do R. Free de^, fencHip, Alter, AN ears ore loaded nhb UPntCAfHL.. stonod. O. W. AMI deckSraw types of re- osffmofos. insureiA44S- \ v m egidpment Here low mOso Roofty. 643-19H or 171- ondsfaHiod. NowoxHio ladders, and warranty SOM ssk nwwoMa on Lsni modoRnp mid repairs. anymore. John Ver- cm m jm w a n m j \ m m fOr only 9970. FOR fl- RUMMAGE Top Sate. snd eerry kdenss of Froe esffmofes. Fully Saturday A p m 3S, F3. ^tiwrSmSnSSa^nai Ranlab fonie. 444-9790. MA.UL 7 u5T?55rTla?o?I???iip. nanclnp available. be real old onHoue. Idelory werrsniyl M CAIU m LI M.708 MAfKbHCSTeit. f134,m. Insured. 4494017, offsr HPVO Troy BIN Rofo- First cornel First Community Boptlst 00 Town Car, OlgMNuvo eicutuwooNHM k9,O08 Updotod 3bodroem C»- 4pm, 447-0909. Churai, 909 E. Confer C o il 4444490. s Fewmee end Oreupe fiilor. w ill travol. re pood homo. 4 sw vei Con Foul 1-000- •srim ...... OPmr •SPWCKUPAMC M40S lonlol witti llvHioroom, Gardens, lawns, flower OP-7445 o r 20S-948-1141. Street, Manchester. OOTown Cor, Prawn sopor loroo dinino year oW m«e, pure 00 Town Cor, Pkio •sTicwskaoN •sjota wTCMuima m CMumeN beds, larpe or small. bred SfberHin Husky. TE a c k a stereo. Arthur wEW Rnasrasari room and now m odsm r M t n i T Saturday tha » lh , 9-3. 00 Town Cor, WhRs WCAAkVANrMwai MS. C o ll 443-1M9. Neutered. Excellent Fiedler also donee liiilomollvo SSLUPARONxw. '12.M S oourmot kltcHon wlfti DUMAS BfOCfrfC. NovHio music. 40*s- OTs. Good 41 Lonox Streot. Shine contor Island and pan­ WffiP iA g i. H am aSai- with children. Must WMWVONKM '14.70S ROOM for renf wffh klffi- m fw ^VOOWk W n v n O e m m W tW iW W electrical prebfemst find home, ollerpy con- condition, Monw Vonl only. New hand knitted Moriarty Bros. fry. Foyor, Isf floor chen prlyneoss. SM. SOOWoodSendSlreei Hip and chHmey re- SSLASin '12,408 mpmr wont, rres I Need a lor$a or a sm all b u l i d i n p . T h e dw tonsexlsf .449^2994. o r others. 44bS438 o r hedspreodO, curtains, UsBd Car SpBciafs lonvdry, wrap around M6-3AN. repair? We speclollxe Meneheeler, CT 00040 44Bjfe(ig. housohafd Hems, cot- •S FIFTH AVf. '13,005 porcfi and 7 ca r dof- poeslMIlfles F r e e to p o m hom ei 13 leefibfes and much 01 Dsisun B210A/C *3200 In resM sn flo l w ork. Jo ­ less. Call ( month old block and w 6 o o e E 0 x 0 storage esuPAnoNewr. 'tS.O0S o clio d a a ra a t. D. W. seph Oumoe. Fully li­ 6 4 3 -9 7 3 7 mora. OOCuNSMOdr. *7000 FIsHRoolfy.Ml-lsnor weekdays. 44943W. ton Coon Hound. 447- Nwd kR. Complete with asooodiswoOT*. '12.70S CM fDflRf A censed. Free estl- RAMBLER 19M Amorl- 02 Cougar Wp.Loed. *3000 fn-140O.a ^ o r 4434942 after hardware, nails, shln- £4fui6AV April m , con. If runs (borsly) •SnELMMTx*. 'OA08 M mofes. 444-9193. ges, and instructions. 9-2. Furnttura, clothas, 04 Marguls (Braph.) * s m m _ . M.T.S. way soollnp. No lob fo and probably would SiQTSmw»kM(n '10.60S HiADiM G W0Sf?^7 eeeeeoeeeeeee 090. Colt 447-9000. mlscellantous. 215 03 OalBun 2008X 'OOiO A d o ra b le 5% room NSani- smoH. Froo esfHnafss. F6r Sa l e . Sh El T lis : 1 Henry Street, pass Inspection, but H M A n m e w '8408 STORRS. 2 bedroom, ap­ . . , msweo BUILDERS Caff enyRm et 4494503. fem ale. 7424294. ^ houses. 447-1034 o r 071- Per your best deal coll bafhs, wall fo srall car- 0124. Ask ferTiary. " l ^ u i s B ill FIcono. 2094403. Exclusivel Rare op- peflne, appliances. MMMMMMMMMMMMM. porfunlfy.fo own fbis $530 plus uflllfles. Buokel, truck A oMpper. DELIVERING PRE-OWNED CAR SALE ooraeous 10 room 3'A Milne Real Esfafe, Inc. PAINTING Skimp removal. Free R ich form loom , 9 yards, bafh cusfom Cope In 3304573 o r S0M101. InlPrtoiM HIi^^ bbUrm I##. OpRdol $79 plus fox. Sand, provol, MANY LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS AND MOST much souobf offer M w aafinriar 3 OQn#ld#fRtloo fof Bidofty and decoroffye stone. WITH REMAINING FACTORY WARRANTIES areal Werksover klf- bedroom, appliances. No lob too omsll. Hott­ #nd tlBfltflORppBtf. HUGE Chen, bonauof s ite fo r­ $475 per monfh. Secur­ ing A Ptumbing ro- 443-9S04 ★ AFFORDABLE FINANCING ★ mal dinine room, cosy OuBlNy Id m n mbIa ooABSfA, u v i m ify. No pefs. 447-9137. pMrt. Oat, oil, snd 'SeeSeesec esse den, sunken llvint HIAtOMAMJ lU TIt room wifb fireplace, MOimfMK: AHmIs pipctrlo wttor hoatpro, ECMtNYUlWIMWII BECAUSE YOU never CHEVROLETS SAVINGS huoe fam ily room, sun Wood aparfmenfs. rUNVr WGBnifly know when someone w ill New luxury, fwo bed­ ■ollpr Rpplaepnipnt keen Mowers repefreSL tfNCHCVT tMCHEVT lMI-9 tMCHEVT RNCHtVT porch. Too many feo- Brush or Bprsy be ssorchlnp for the Hem CAVAU0 CAVAU0t*tr 1 CAiMO CELEMTT room fewnhousos. 379 Qaa and OH. Watar 10% S e n io r C M O siw you hove for sale, H's lYofon P«0 40AM PND memm fures fa describel Sen- FREE ESTIMATES ICri ».9M ?0A Auto PNO lOENilchOocI fry Real Esfafe. 043- Bldwell Sfroof. 449- Pump aalaa. aaryloo better to run your wont od AMO FS FI Gl/ Mo.FS FI ShR PS Ft AM AC PS PS WN Cilf Mo.EobOH. SMf« FuHy Insured Free plek up end ddHery. FSM AC Am Oof . doth AC liMfd CI411 Am OH.Cut! DoltiM ACfdOM OLI TwhOfOMO and Inatallatlon. fOr several days... cancel- kit AMdttAMO. AtpQli OofliN CMAN.III Gtm.ChnoiCoh uftniMo. 1 BEdboOkA oporfmonf. eeurteeue esme* OeS enyPme inp If os soon os you pel ijosotfon Bkl S«fil Sitrto S$$dlM«iatfjOn hot nan OH.. NjMliin rflWys4ln«.A4Aipiex. # 4 3 - 6 7 7 4 ' m.mm AaOki 10000M.IH iMfiiOpnei SMrio. lOODIMn hoof, hot wafer, corpef- 6 4 t - 2 B 7 1 S47-SSIS results. M mm •AflWI TODAY ONLY This aualify home Is • • 7 fS Oidl C« M NttlS *B7fS locofed on Manches- Ino, air cendiflenfna. •8308 M WlUA •0000 fer's Wesf slde...8epor- All appliances. Nice •12,400 Saturday^ April 25th ofe bosemenf, loroo location . 447-15M. walk-up affles, 2 hoof- ITU5I6 Type. I^oriiy Kir IM S PLY. NORBON - SAVE *144S ito2m m os|j^VE*o«i Ino sysfoms, now roof, nishod. Worklnp sli 4CyHndw. Nado mole proforrod ^ CHEVROLETS 1 b li oof-ln s ite kHchont % Risnssr RlSEEa BIW W as'4008...... IAU*SMS M '4$$$...... SALE*SM2 wHh panfry and co- POtS.4431.443-3100. 1MCHEVT YOUNG female profos- M O VIN G M ust S o lll 4 tMCHEVT 1N4 CHEVY IN'CHEVY tMFONTMC blnofs. ERA 1 yoor i Y - n vrn p .lb e il- MANCHESTER. 9 room NEwTYTpMrjyJtod! CMCVEni CAVAUEH'tr aVAUEH'tr CAVALCn 1SS4 CIKVY SLAIER - MVE *1SM home worranfy In­ Close to 1-04, 1st and slonol share house In rooms of furniture, 4 iMHadOocA No|oh. Agio. FI Nason. Aeto FS lUNIMO A»f, P8. AUTO. FW. FP. AbW M M aiao ISOSVWIEnA MVEHOM room. Available May duplex, 3 bedroom s, Manchester. $390 iMo Mo.OoRi FI. AC Aw Ori, Xqan,X0Eri«nglnt^ lOAFfM N6, AT, OwKOef, AM/FMAM oaaaatii cluded! lis t , *00. 046- 1st. $400/monfh In­ 2nd flo o r suites ovallo- m onths old. 447-7991. ClolhM.OiicUf FIACAibOH- dspoM. «uM.9|.Ft«NW. centrally located. $490 ble. Rent Includes utili­ monthly plus utilities. See anytim e. M IdClMSoitt OoRiM.luckH cMibudaliMH. AC CI0»N.. w ss'oeso...... SAU*SIN Was 'SOOO... SAUMOM 3403. Blanchard A Ros- cludes hoof. Town of plus utlllNos. No pets, IEWIMH S4«n uuru SOM. AMPMOw OtNCRWNr. •ucOOtlOOM. seffo. “ We Ouaranfoo Colum blo. 220430$. ties. Fetormon Build­ Available May 1. 443- FnteWoinflE lomopiw CVdscw. Stock AMOMRoBo security deposit. R. D. ing Com pany. 449-9404. 9904 evenings. m Sale all wood MNnit Oanh ClfOi Cn MAOHM mtim l6.NnM 1SS4 MMAN tOmiA • lAM flSM Our Houses" .□ BOLTON. "Mature cou- bunk/twin bedroom. M mWL M.m4M 4 Oyt., B ade. Sunreel. • tp d . M urdock. 443-2493. •4798 $4995 *BBDB ••WBSBWfc.WL2,*" If ple" for very nice 4 Chest ,nlght stands, •0000 •5996 Wsa'GGSO...... I A L I* S 1 M room apartment with mattresses. Excellent. WssTOOS...... S A U * 0 I M patio and brook. Large VMITEO 443-9440 days. 447-0930 FMMLE BiSNin iHENT evenings. IMS MISA m • MVE nOlS living room with fire­ 1!^ ' OLDSMOBILES ^ BUICKS ir.OOO MHaa, 4 ^ . Auto, PG. FW •••Jr!««,YJSK!^ place and beautiful sPiiSr"* MARTHA'S Vineyard. Was'11.028 ...... S A U * 1 S ,1 M M A N C H E S T E R . $104,100. knotty pine w alls 11 Im­ Available weekly June- MANCnEnTErRM^- Wm ' i i ,7$$...... SALE *10,OM 2 bedroom townhouso mediate occupancy. MANCHESTER. 2 bed- September. New 3 bed­ slble family of tour iP p d U W N M D M M o u t IWOIDI M U OHM IMMKK tm iu cK U condominium bullf In $S90/month Inicudes needs 9 rooms with 2 C O T U t l CUTLAU F M B I U n UIAMUTD 1SS4 NSNM ,ACCORD - SAVE «4M room Condo, fully op- room Contemporary ■''iSAIIKN lOASoMLlCfl. k m a i E IDAHUdNoeU 4MSoDr.fi FS, OruHai Air, AM/FM Oaaa., 8 $pd. F tm .F S o o H “"awwm jjKf"' 03. Good site d llv ln p heat. Please coll 44b pllonced kitchen, con­ Cape, fully eoulpped, co r porklng. 443-4079 Auto. F t F t Mr. Cowt.IDAHitd M - F t F t B M . room completely ap- Floda.NhN.AC Too Adlo. FS. PS A C C M tiM . F ioeb.Cior,AC. mtkkLaiiwI w ss'83$6...... IA L E * 7 S M 4000 trol olr, carport, pool, neor Edgortown and between 4pm -9pm. CNi0iO0RBal.Dir W st'27$6...... SALE *2170 pllanced kitchen, and V a m G b iM I m m aa^ RaOit.QiliM.. ACOothM. •oeA4(8o«t.COR g*AM>iw S ffWetiESffefc. i bed- tennis and rec area South Beech. 4434957. R^PEHm iNNnAMo Cioi. OucM SoNt. Con $eN.AMlPMAMe. Ool. CtoHi M . MMdv.imo partially finished base­ M if im t Storoo Coil.Ono room. Available May available. 1 small pet Evenings.______Any imount dskwisA Also, ItH, m N.AU/PMAWo. •0208 WtaHNlL 1SEIW • FINANCING AVAILABLE • ment area. Balcony S A D IM oi OBDfOyD'Coi cykw. i m ' 1st. $493/monfh plus a c c e p t a b I e sn ivd . m om snd bw k muleh. •10,000 MLIMIN nmiA overlooklnp wooded security deposit. 320- $700/month, lyear Wishing w ill not sell any­ BoboM, baekhou 4 losder rsntsl. •9795 •11,990 bock yard located In loose and security dep­ thing ... a low-cost ad In Merchandise $649S OON. D M M cw wo u mw W En WEP u ew iiB E N convenient area. D. W. osit. 44947H. Classified will. Why not Fish R ealty. 443-1591 o r i ftOdM duplex, place one todavl 443-2711. I 7 M 4 I E ' 071-1400.O baths, $579 month. In­ ‘OUR COMPETITION MAKES OUR JOB EASY’ cludes hot wafer ,socur- THE Hy required. 443-4431. R M W H it FROFEBSIONALS Classified ads serve the RiftKON. 3 bedrooms, EBst MEtrMME EXIT $2 OFF 1-84 IN MANCHESTER people today ... lust os appliances, wall to wall BEAUfTFUL Large solid CHEVROLET m ea wmdsor avc 872’9111 JUST 0 MILES FROM HARTFORD they have since our coun­ carpetlnp, parking. MANCHESTER. 4 room MANCHESTER. Brick wood d in in g room FREE Firewood. Must be try 's beplnnlnp. Read ond; Hoot and hot water. Cope, rec room, $000 CLYDE BUICK, INC. Fy,T.,.u, n., 6 4 6 - S S 1 8 garapo. Available tor hutch. New $1300. Ask- sollt. Haul your own. 09 ■ a24 n Anu D f A x mM So 8oT. i . ------■ use them reputarly. 44A. . . C o lla r, .storapo. $990 storapo only. $40 li^^.Callofter4pm . Hollister.-Street, 2711. m onthly. 449-3071. m onthly. 4494003. Manchester. I r* •> 9 ******^**?^^*^,^.*®********^®*********** TM rwerf er Atf s p c m r s PONTIACIW t'JMS’flfo- CMEVY Uiv LawtUB, T M 1975n ew fv repainted. ttan wopon, 4 cvlHidtr, m v. 0 ««tf eommion, Exeallont eondltlen. wMt*. M IS. For v«wr itMtft torn* w»rk. o .C o n a t- bMt dN f cofi Bin Ff- *MW/baif o ^ . CM en April nu I hearsL by a n ycRtaiii Scan o f 64T-fm. I n MNEr is s Gooden said to be anxious senenptiMa oroufdsd. jSRTtxrmrmrSB^. OM o bo Loaded, J ^ S S S S R U i ~ S S S H T S i S ; ensovanahHNy. ft fl^Wt fV OTO \ V* Pi'" 1 1 r. 4mtMm.btm.mis. excelietif candiNon. The ------— a4rh For your boot Pool eon 03300.443-7700. immetpreoM * imNoewihe. Doted a t , lawr, Cennee- ThelMoeforyM: Bm Fleotw. 3PM4B. October I, t w Orond ust Is' to be back with the Mets fiA Tiim 'W iiW ix- tievt thM : dey of April, c/e wwwy C Orvh, Eso. EMMTdr ---- d ie end eevewe April 1, 47f^MMn Shraet TTSEEotnj r they will find the pool similar to those In the four years since the remarkable class of 1983 that already has SAVIMSf MIMIZA produced seven starting quarterbacks and 13 players who have made Pro Bowls. 2 COLMaAR. s t a t i o n V YA 60I4 That means 10 or 12 outstanding players to provide 4 M A I ^ O I S C B A O U t HAM) m u Immediate help for the weakest teams; another 5 PLyMCXJTH TURlSMO, A/c, A T 5 4 9 5 - half-dozen at a second level; 90 or so In a third group 995^ FORD Escojar and perhaps 128 more who. with nurturing, can turn Into productive N FL players. 994 9AAN MARQUIS'LS'SILVeA T ssta va rd B F u llw o o d And what that means is the middle-of-the-pack PalriiBr Dozier Flagler 93 NISSAN STAN2A 4 POOA, A T AFphete BUY' ? teams may have no better chance at good players than 94 MAZ.DA PY7 BU>e playoff teams who have shown over the past few years These are some of the leading candi­ Tuesday In New York City. & 1994 MSJlCOay TOPAZ 4 txeia A/c. a sharp eye for talent, even In the lower rounds. dates for the NFL draft which will t>B held This year’s class is led by quarterback Vinny l99iMAZpA CX7, 0LACk. 16 4 9 0 Testaverde of Miami, the Heisman Trophy winner, 2 9 9 5 ^ 1981 MA2.0A <3-LC 4 exofl., STD. who already has been signed by Tampa Bay and will be Dozier of Penn State; and linebackers Shane Conlan of flyi Penn State and Mike Junkln of Duke. There’s too much attenUon paid to the first round " ; 3 2 9 S officially designated the first choice by the 2-M Bucs seys Young, whose Giants bad just three first-round 1991 DATSON 0210, A/c From then on, it becomes a guessing game, a draft ORLANDO when Commissioner Pete Rozelle gavels the room to picks among their starters in the Super Bowl. But they UJalt[*~^isnenUJorld I9850L0SMO6ILE OiTLASS 2 OP. 1 7 0 9 5 full of players that combine talent with questionable 3 NIQHT8 order at 8 a.m. EDT. had 12 players who were either free agents or were attitudes, or who are a step too slow, an Inch too short 1983 NISSAN 202SX [5 9 9 5 Then the Indianapolis Colts are expected to take chosen after the fifth round. 10 pounds too light or SO pounds too heavy. It could also ST. PETERtSURO 199^ MEflCUR/ 09IAM/ 0e\ai^ |a V € linebacker Cornelius Bennett of Alabama, consider^ "M aybe it’s the draftniks, maybe It’s the media, become a trading game - the last few years have seen 2 NIQHT8 by some scouts the near-equal of NFL MVP Lawrence maybe it’s the fact that it’s televised. But you have to I9BG Ho n d a c: j2x 1 7 6 9 5 plenty of first-and second-round trades. Taylor. Or the Colts might trade the choice to someone look at things as a total draft, not Just the first round." 1985 LINCOLN TOWN OAI2 The Super Bowl champion New York Giante, for FARE md HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS who will take Bennett. This year’s draft seems deepest in linebackers and Ain example, had a record four second-round picks lost 1985' MLOcuRy cbuDNy p a r r 10,200 Beyond them, the immediate impact players seem defensive linemen and thinnest In offensive linemen. year. They won’t this year, but they have enough few. In addition to Rogeri, Bennett, Conlan and JunUn, 1904 LIN03LN MAAR Vri 13,100 surplus tolent to deal eiUier up or down. ALSO. "There aren’t a lot of players at the top and there first-round talent on defnse includes linemen Danny 'Thla ottar It good on In ttook unHt 198& ISUZU DLX PICRUP 6 X 9 0 San Frandsco, which kept dropping down last year, only. Prior ulM Mohidadt really aren’t a lot of players beyond them good enough Noonan of Nebraska. Jason Buck and Sean Knight of is s a n oosx has two late first-round picka and might use them to 1904 N 2 7895 so that you’re sure you’re ^ t in g a high quality Brigham Young and John Boss of Boston College, and move up for one of the top 10 players. Houston might U F S \ 0 0 v BACV^ player," says Dick Steinberg, director of player defensive end-Unehacker Tony Woods of Pitt. But parlay its two first-rounders into a trade to grab development for the New England Patriots. " I’d say beyond Harris Barton of North Carolina, there are tow Bennett and Washington always It a sure bet to make offenalve linemen that excite anyone — John a n y of it’s about the same as last year — six rounds, maybe some sort of deal. seven of players who have got a shot.” Missouri Is considered a monumental talent but /M O RIARfiy BROTHERS/ This Is part of the trend that favors the better teams monumental eating haMto that incrcaaed his weight up After 'Testaverde and Bennett come perhape 10 — there are reasons for the luccets of the Giants, CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. playerg who should be instant starters. to MS pounds make him a queetlon mark. S5 WINDSOR AVENUi.VEENON.t7S.Sin HOURS: Bears, Wert, Patriota, Broncos and Raiders and Ute OPEN EVENINGS • They include two of Ibstaverde’s Miami teammatea, soon-to-be success of the New Orleans Saints of Beyond Tegtaverde, there’s no aure thing at running back Alonto HIghsmIth and defensive lineman T IL t F.M. MI-218 CINT8R BTIIEBT General Manager Jim Finks and Coach Jim Mora. quarterback, although Rally Btouffer of CMoradoState FRIDAY b SATURDAY Jerome Brown; defensive back Rod Woodson of People like Btetnberg, George Young and Bill Parcelte and Chris M iller of O r e m m ay well be taken In the Purdue, probaMy the beet pure athlete in the draft; T IL 6 P.M. MANCHEtTEM. CONNECTICUT 0 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 of the Giants, Bobby Beathard of the RedsUna, Bill ^ wHilnf to gamble. Jim Herhaugh Betonsive lineman Reggie Rogers of Washington; Walsh of the SSere and, of courae, AI Davis of the of Mlch^en. John Paye ofStanferd and Cody Carlaoe running bocks Brent Fbllwoed of Auburn and D.J. Raiders, almoet alwaye know whare to And bodiaa. of .Baylor ahould alao go In the lin t few rauBde. - : i»' 1 • ; . v : i - i ?

f a i B r l c f ! ■ B r i e f

Eegtar rl St ■enurKTs lodiy M H t, Eat! at Naur Brftalfi NivNa I. tf :42. B — k c r t M J i UNCAaviLLE — The East CatlioHc lnaaelwll team NEW BRITAIN — The Mmcheeter mgh and East (M ) win put it* perfect recent oe the Hue today at HoMim B 7i Ml fi I CathoHe boya* and girta’ track teams wfll compete in Toronto 4 1 11 p p ^ M b m u m u I f - a.m. at St. Bemartf’a (44t. EM t ia cerrentlp ranked the New Britato iBvitatioBal today . Tke meet b e ^ at SBSjr,' third the atate high achool pefl aitd haa received fine IM ptofdf plelwt EHgof 111 rork 4M 0 a m. Thia win be the scond day of the tsrfrday event, Jo, jl-ik.TiBMr, pHcbiiig from Mare Manglafico and tteeto Greene. Pat wMch begm Friday. For the East and Manchester N.Y. MtonJSnimABMSktol Merritt and Kerin Rlgfi lead a balanced Eagle Hnenp. girb, tide win mark their dMbut in the outdoor aeaaon. FMtr ROUND Meanwhile, the Eaat Catholic High gfria* aeftlmn team By LEWIS WITHAM MonfraM m . 44 vSnSinZSllm DutBoc l1SSSr5*1**" (2-2) win hoat Worthweat Cathode thia morning at !• NHRKM Take Loo Getwig’s Yankee j 8nPMpe_ 989 47 no n OHaMy tlgiia naw Bruhi pact ^ B ^ on WirCMeeao wT Boston toad* a.m. at Robertaon Park. 4li «2 Ml 21 M mwaoMUhio 98 97 18 11 US NSW York a 17 M7 M 81 uniform number (2,3 or 4); multi- MJALBATTMS OdNos ISI, Ssuttto t27, OMtai tooSS Kansas eny 4M M m 11 42 piy by the lo^es charged to 39ori O’Reilly, who Toronto?,OstooNATorsntotoadtortotie CotWwsiu SP 74 l 2 22 71 Rod Guidry (3, 5 or 7) in his Cy 's n r ^ N R RBI Fcl to take over as OoMtn Stole S3 Utob tooBi MCC iMMtMrif, soflbaR In action ■ammers SW 81 144 1* 77 11 .48 cm rt « the Boeton Bruins in November, agreed ssrtos ta OwTOto Btototoe Tons 4M 49 127 18 48 Young-winning 1978 season; EOOVit CM 9119 s n jm .k A >-<**» 123 Omvsr 75, LJL n 3 WMntooe 3, Edmonton Ssuwis » 49 198 11 48 and add the age (39,49 or 59) at MWHtonNY 39 7 2 5 j4f7 toremaln bench boss of the LaksrtMoSStirMsIB The Mancheater Community Ctdlege baaeban team maa NrtJonal Hockey League club. (13-D will hoat Quinaigmond Community College 52222?™ Ml 84 137 14 19 which Satchel Pai^ last fVIPrr rapfl rJJ SB 9 8 4 19 IStoBNUilNtliitoBIS Lake 9N. 3B 5 n 1 5 MS During a brief meeting sritk General Manager Harry ABrti B **oiam '8tonbeai,7to7wwrNew York Jets have told Utoh olOoldsn Stoto, W nocossory, 11 pm. ’pSSPiiSBL* BoyMr B«i 52 7 W 2 11 .308 TBAMPtTI MUchell SO 42 3 17 2 7 .274 defensive back Johnny Lynn that he should retire itodttohloM N Y ^to n d trs , 7:J HuMtt Oil 9 4 M 2 14 .308 BRA H MMvM SF 37 5 W 4 ^ ttolrolf at WothMoton, If nocossory, p.m., If EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Explorers Nekot Dtf 29 7 11 2 7 .304 OetrMt 3.10 111 Bonilla Pit 41 3 11 0 IS because of his damaged left knee. Tap-Off Club will hold Its 11th annual "Hall of Fame" WMeMt an Minn. 9.49 191 MHwoukoo of FhltadstoMo, If noets- Monfrtol ofoutSeeTToi p.m.. If 9 7 14 1 3 .303 Kotos Cty 3.71 121 Ltndemon StL 41 7 11 3 11 .28 ‘The Jets said Lynn failed a recent physical torv, TEA Awards Dinner on Wednesday. May 20, at the Marco Bom* B«i 94 8 M 2 3 .274 Crux Htn 0 5 13 3 4 .249 examination given by Dr. James Nicholas, the team’s itctMorv OWE von* Bm 51 7 IS 2 14 .94 Coin. 378 124 s KHemndi NY S 8 14 1 4 .244 Lokort of Donvsr, If nseossory. Polo Restaurant at 7; 30 p.m. Bucknar B«n 99 9 M 0 W .271 NtwYork 3 » 132 Sandberg Chi » 9 14 1 7 .344 orthopedist. S r E w iO t L UConn Head Basketball Coach Jim Calhoun and Nowmon MM Mllw. 394 123 OMrottMTM«iS,7:Bp.m., 8 7 12 0 7 .39 Chicago 4.U 111 COovIt SF 97 3 IS 1 7 .342 "We’re not going to put a player on the field If the Sootttoc East Hartford Mayor Robert McNulty will head the Rondolpb NY 9 13 17 0 7 .as Pnditn StL 97 4 IS 1 doctor says he can’t play.” Jets President Jim Kensil ’.TEA Catdsren CM 0 7 14 0 1 .3M BMt 4.12 194 Ovkttro NY 0 9 11 3 IS Houston speaking program. Hrbsk MM 59 9 M 1 II ,384 Toronto 4.27 128 Bonds Fit SO 13 13 3 7 .28 told Newsday Thursday. Edmonton ^o rw L n to S r^tB pm.. If B c m i f a s g This year’s inductees are Dan "Babe" Pandiscia, /McLsmertCol 0 W 14 Boston 4.94 138 Low Mon CMeopo cil Soiton, tf nscessory, 1 pm. Mcgfion^ 0 4 .284 SoottM 4.71 140 13 3 9 .18 Lynn, SO, underwent an arthroscopic procedure on Dsnvor ol LA. Lokort, If nsesssory, Paul Grogan and Tony Donato while Fran Bugbee, Renwra Bin 42 5 13 0 3 .84 I Hoyot Phi 5 ? 13 0 4 .28 his knee at the end of last season. Shwldan Dot 8 8 n 0 1 .84 Oakland 5.27 147 17 0 4 .294 3:38 p.m. irwww* 0fmppii former East Hartford middle schools’ athletic WhHt Tor 27 9 0 5 82 Texas 390 134 IS 3 11 .294 jmStowgl Attonto, If nocstsarv, TEA N.Y. ItlondtrsMtrt of FhlfidtlpMa, 8:0S program, will receive the Explorers’ Service Award. DWhn* CM 44 14 li 4 11 .81 Clev* 308 144 Cora SO 8 8 13 0 WothMoton of Oofralt, If noesssary, p.m., If OOP WMNn Scott Gray will be master of ceremonies. Brueoi Mil 94 8 19 3 7 .278 INMVIOUAL7____ PITCNINB Duncan LA 8 8 19 1 IS U.8. wins tsam diving compstHlon ****T5Bmi DIvkMa OtOnMCM 10 1 4 .278 lor more dK liMnt. O Davit Mfn 8 5 17 3 7 .28 FhltadMio at MHwoukoo, If noott- ic of Montreal, 7;7;B p.m., H ^jjeirc* Tvisr 173442, Martha Oronf ’Tickets are 916 apiece and can obtained by calling BorfMMTer S iS 2 IP H BB so W L BRA AMER8FOORT, Netherlands — The United States, foggicgv Ray McKenna at 828-2620. BrawMTox 8 9 ’? 0 1 ; ^ Crtm MM 13 8 ■ 2 0 0J 8 NATHMMUJUMB ^ OoMtn 8tato at Utah, If nocottorv, JB fp y jJa * KonnsdvBtt 9 4 19 2 7 .273 KMa DM 10 7 TBAMPriMINO led by Greg Louganis, won the team competition OriffM OMi 9 11 M 1 4 .271 Hudton NY 22 10 BRA H RR IB SO RiO SA Friday at the FINA World C^p diving event with 374 Toronto at M ^ , i : Vp.m. Ousno MM 37 4 W 0 2 .270 CandtarMCal 27 22 SonFrUn 3B140------S3 ------points, with all eight American divers advancing into Janet Hotton i: Bum MM 41 W 11 2 4 .28 iahrhsn Kon 29 19 Houston 394 IB Marilyn Mevars... Um Iww Tor 94 10 19- 4 11 .84 FrOMT CM 12 I CMcy 349 IB the flrst round of Saturday’s individual competition. Niwki no. Pieiri M Wlnnlpog otnSdmSSlen^^.OS p.m.. If rlneton 474, Kofhv OBMI Tor 8 7 14 1 3 .87 Mutoetmn Tor 11 5 ^ A 340 14t s China finished in second with 372 points, and the Tclcvisioii and Radio Murphy Qok W 13 3 1 .87 donktiMdSM 22 17 8 Nlpporiin 21 E*kklawmM* 349 104 s Soviet Union third at 301 points. INDIANA n n McOrlft Tw M 7 7 1 3 .98 ■W-A.-A------» ..FSfson. fW 54 21, William* 0-S M I IhrpsrsonTor D 0 9.98 Hovtnmi iMi 14 12 Atfom Bwntrd CM S 3 M 3 ^loronauor 88l^i 7 9 319 127 Sttoon^ch 1IJ8 W B, Flaming 1-4 443 T n T k i l i r i 14 BoMcktrBN V 94 Cards’ Harr on 15-day disablad Hat ^ S -1 ^15,Tt*deto8;l334B,lffchordsen TODAY 0 4 i994 SmHhtonMM 22 17 PHth 30 IB s !*W3A"d»r«enl:2^._Orov0-10-B,Mecv Lorno Solvotoro S a r a * ” S? « 1 4 .913 SonOltgo 341 IB 31M0. Totalt34772l-90W. CimOlMi 7. NirAqiiM t C lo u d y Mtrtons 214..^...... 7 a.m. — Tennis: Monte Carlo Open, ESPN Trtmil Jtan 9 8 IS 1 5 ini OMeeraOil 7 9 377 140 ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals placed second fi 1 p.m. — College baseball: Texas at Texas ARM, Photps MO 7 4 OeLoen Chi 21 11 ^ 1039M, Kdthy Wilbur 183441, 8 11 JOovIt M l 17 19 1 1 114 NtwYork 307 194 baseman Tom Herr on the 18-day disabled list today ATLANTA J IM Fbvlls* ■m c ^ ^ 170-SN, Oormolno ° Sportschannel KMoiry iso 9 3 » 0 iNomboAiL^cwiie” Wllhlnt l i a BIO B, Willis 1W7 1-2 21, yorln M7. IJw w layosput I81W-S1S, Rto Bm 8 11 H 3 9 Aott Bit 4 4 t ormoradscliignc. because of a pulled groin muscle he suffered in a 8-2 1:18 p.m. — Yankees at Indians, Channels 22, 30, Umltakor DM TUrrMI DM 29 24 victoiw over the Chicago (hibs on Thursday. gg'J'g> 2 »2 33*yP»0-l 7-137, WMmonH 8 7 U 1 4 .999 EMMieraTpr 17 14 IF NRBOOW L I M 3 3«!SMiWM3pirr371-211,Wto^ affleh M^ll. Beftv RMort 177-f73 WPOP OOflMCO Ooit 99 9 H 1 4 .cEr wmvTBvn mn 7 S 1 I 2 0 To fill Herr's spot on the roster, left-hander Joe 94 5. McOot 372411, Ltvlngtton 1-2443 - J FlWOiiS r 441, 7111 4 fVlwlwXIC IVh 19 12 SorenmnMon 7 4 1 2 1 ' (Corbennoou, Reblnseni, i:18. 1:30 p.m. — Cardinals at Mets, WKHT (1230) S ^ ^ MM B 7 ’J ’IS OtrokorMM 11 7 Magrane was called up from the club’s Triple A BottiolMMMW.Totata»^-4TTt0r ^nortlos— dochefert. Quo fhlgh- Thlbecitaul7S48?,■r,-J1,,^BO«______Inflib-SlS!_ 0 l^ ld tB tt II It jRoMntonSF 14 7 2 15 2 M ^M g), 4:11; RoMnten, Aton (hoMInf), 1:30 p.m, — Golf: Houston 0pm, Chs. 8,40 M 11 3 LSmilhCM 7 4 5 It 0 affliiate In Louisville. Magrane is scheduled to start uvlft*"44l, 8 p.m. — Bowling: Tournament of Champions, Chs. s 4 1 1 S OuMaoKcn 21 19 AAm* 14 12 5 S I Momdv Tof S ’: 14 McOatkillMl 21 13 rSg/ifhi Saturday against the Mets in New York in his first 8,40 1 9 .949 Tonona DM acrnxar rni 14 11 9 11 1 Smoilov MM 8 9 11 1 3 .315 11 10 OMIcksn^ B 14 2 11 9 major-league appearance. turien 188, loure %nader 8387, 8:30 p.m. — Nuggets at Lakers, Channel 3 SMnli^Oak 7 3 9 .991 ThMpsnChl 14 14 Jocksennil 15 I 9 14 0 Herr, who injured the groin muscle while chasing a Portw Tax s : VMtaMM M B iMppi^ «laSinf 4 p.m. — Golf: Legends of Golf, Chs. 30,22 11 2 4 .Sli NaMTHiinNY 90 27 RMurphvCIn 14 7 7 IS 2 pop-up in the third inning Thursday, had appeared in “ ■ CM 91 9 0 3 ;g| Scott Htn 30 18 7 SI 3 4:30 p.m. — Horse racing: Kentucky Derby Trial, I Tex 8 1 s 1 Levnd fox 10 11 APmo LA 13 each of the first 14 Cardinals games this year. He was Chs. 8,40 14 RiahoNiNY 19 W 12 1 12 0 8 1 0 4 .939 HMuoraMII II B Corinon Fhl 11 7 2 7 0 batting .280 with seven doubles, one home run, 18 RBI 0 p.m. — Red Sox at RsMers, Channels 30,38, WTIC & 8 7 14 0 1 .999 MDovIs SF 17 17 9 15 2 and four game-winning RBI. c 41 1 14 2 7 .990 CveumQok TIttw Mon B 17 7 10 1 Jooend Ftrlod-3 Quotoc, SIHanon 1 E n lirn Om Ih im 8 p.m. — Edmonton at Winnipeg, ESPN CM 8 1 11 9 .^9 CMmoiwktn oormwr Mil AmirlenMn 14 11 9 W 1 iiW iiiSgcSW Yiiia 18, J.Buraor 18, L.Annulll M 1 10 ? 9 ahIrMv NY 31 a 11 31 3 SUNDAY Jovnsr m M W 15 2 11 nWrir NT 7 S 3 4 1 OutjNc^RochoTsrtl (■rewn,HuntorM5;47...... 143 J . f • Sm isht^ M 4 n 2 3 335 Weui^Mll Hoffman CM 13 14 9 4 1 Palmtr undargoM knta turganf H o ck e y 8 a.m. — Tennis: Monte Carlo 0pm, ESPN Pwnnm Tor 14 1 4 \m Oott SF w xseiss^jSTa 1 p.m. — Bulls at Oltics, Channel 3 NMM MM 7 0 9.3B LtbrraS^Kan RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. - Arnold Palmer Mgl, t;B : Smilh, Men (heoklng),T3; 43 J.Oornoou 18, ADovk Sea 1 1 n 0 7 .994 BWm Tox underwent arthroscopic surgery Friday to repair tom Memotse. Men, double minor rd o ..Ralph 144-412, 1:30 p.m. — Golf: Houston 0pm, Chs. 0,40 OoEvansOM MorrM DM KOreit m i jImM 18318^, 0 9 1 Plunk Oak Moyer Oil cartilage In his right knee. S: 1:30 p.m. — Cardinals at Mets, Channel 9, WKHT I^ IM Kon B 9 1 MoMer AH NNL pliyifl pM urf '.Hprriton 143173 1:30 p.m. — Yankees at Indians, WPOP DHmoMmBm 51 4 11 2 4 .214 StanMy Bm 27 30 “ It went beautifully. He’ll be playinggolf ina week." (Infertorenco, unsperitmanirkt cen- 81. HHI Chi BMlo Mil 10 W HarsMserLA c 3 ^ , 10:41; Melltr, Out (staMno), Stondlnw: WoodMckors 1317, Fen- 3 p.m. — Red Sox at Rangers, Chs. 12,38 8 4 3 ilylMrm MM Orunt 8F said Dr. Robert W. Murphy, who performed the mVtSION FINALS PhltlMspuk 41 7 8 2 J i m B 27 Moson SF J -% . »■ 2*:1*t.ABiw>lll'7 I3 B , 3:30 p.m. — TOero at Bucks, Chmnel 3 7 4 CwnonCM 14 12 surgery at the Eishenhower Medical Center. 8 11 LonaitenSoa 31 17 SuMItfcCM 4 p.m. — Golf: Legenda of Golf, Chs. 30,22 sBOlOfinB S FCM 1) 1 ifintth All Palmer, 87, who played In Japan lu t week, was tobe pSEsm Th M Firled-7, Montreal, WOltor 1 Lyim bn s : 12 1 sis? B 8 Tekuive Fhl released from the hoepital late Friday. 7 p.m. — Flyers at New York Islanders, ESPN PBradMvi 98 7 n I S T B ™ 19 19 FWlodstokto 3 N.YTMondtr* 1 i'lasw ifVfm ugs 1 4 .89 OuonMNY 13 11 Lvnm CM SfMMrte fai B rie f S c o r e b o a r d i-evi It in front

w i n , l o s e & D R E W In Houston goH WiimW In Hnn for KIngi’ Job y SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Bm Rosaen. wlw coached By Mfcfrapl A. Lvtz the Seattle SnperSoirica and waa a irtayer-coach with TIM Afpoelafpd ^rpH theBoetoaCeltlca, lathe leading cantMtate for the bead coaching vacancy In Sacramento, a newapaper THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Wayne Levi birAed reported Friday. tbree of Ms Brat four botes, tben broke aWay from six Raaoen, who iivea near Seattte, declined comment on cbMtengers on tee final foree botes Frim y fo talw a the report in The Sacramento Biee. I-sbot lead after 98 brdea of tbe 98M.«8»lfomfon Open. The Kinga’ managing general partner, Gregg NSW Yerx Levf, wbo started tbe day four Mrokte off the Lohenhfll, aiM, “Yeah. there’a been aome dfacoMlon, Te 1 firat-roond pace set W Dave and Ed Flori, got Ms but ao what? We’ve ta lM to hi or M people up to date. -sk.. X sixth birdte with a 9»-foot putt on the par-4.413-yard No. There’a no more to that tban to the fact that Pat Ewing 7 IM^ and finiabed with a 8-under-par 87. ia g(Hng to be oar bead coach." R was good enough fo break Mm from tbe f»ck for a ‘T d Joat rather not comment on it." Roaaeli toM the two-round toM of 137. 7 under par for the par-Tt, newapaper. "I appreciate year calling. I think it’a 7,Mat-yard Tournament Flayers Course at Tbe proper for yon to aak, bat I'd rather not comment on Woodlands Coontry Club. it." kSS b CTv Tbe 188-man fim waa cut fo 78 pXaytn who sbot The newapaper, citing aoorcea within the Kinga l-orer par 148 or better for 38botes. Faffing to make tbe organization, aaid there have bem "many aerioaa cut were No, 9 money winner Ben Crenshaw and host diacnaaiom with Rnaaell” and that Lakenbiil baa iS «vs pro John Mahaffey. viaited Seattle within the paat three weeka to meet with " ’The ban kind of Mipped about 39 feet past tbe bote him. mmS!SSmmon4 ignMrNfik VorfeS and 1 made H coming back for a bfrrfie.’’said Levi, who The paper aaid "diacuaaiona have taken a aerioaa Oomo WtnnMp m i — Bropps 0 ). IP N N m BB 90 bn missed four cute and withdrawn once in 18 turn" and that "the partiea could ctnne to terma by the t -X y r a y . lo w Bottlmors 8, Mii- toarnamenta. weekend." wou^ ♦. 8 » - «rock,.oonk>si. HH-Osor 81-3 8 3 8 3 8 " tt bolls down to the fact I haven’t been managing ■oalenatTamiin) M 8 1 1 1 1 my game," be said. “I keep gettingmysMf in trouble.’’ SaomtatOakiandin) w,ie 8 4 1110 ^ •* P m ap so S.3 1 0 0 0 8 0 Jay Haas, Dan Foraman and AM OhmacM UmA Sehutor NBA coach of year adrantage of softer greem with daily teeXf timea and Kansas 0x1090^3 o.m. M SraprLA 3 41-3 10 8 4 0 1 8 8 4 4 1 3 matched 3-nnder-par rounds of 88 and were at 189. NEW YORK ^ Portland Trail Blazera rookie coach Wiw York of Clsvatand, 1:3> p.m. WMnssn i 3 1 i i o 11-3 1 0 0 0 1 OMNnwre of SMIwoukaa, >:3S p.m. Arrg8_^ MO 8-0 1 0 M 0 0 0 0 0 along wHb Barr, wbotAmtaTt, PayneStewart, wbohiM Mike Schuler waa voted ranaway winner of the Red iiama of Mdond. 4:«8 pm. LW1 8 4 3 3 0 1 a88, and Jack Renner, whohadtbreebadt-nifieMrdies Auerhadi Trophy aa the NBA’a Iff? Coach of the Year Toranfe of CMeopo, 7 pm. On pftchsd to 8 boffsrt In ifw fHi. for a 89. CWWemki of Mkmaseto, 8:081p.m.1 W U C m m * ^ « by JRobtnson. WP— a a a k on Friday, after rebuilding hia team around defenae Wrsf, Kose; i,0Ntal.P0-4rtnly8 By tbe time Levi played in the afternoon, the and a ga^ng hole left by the injury of Sam Bowie. . Umpfros-Hornt, Harvey; Pirsf, Ststto; AFplMle Sscond,,Orsppi TIM, Oovb. drted-out greens were in poor comfftion. "There’a no auhatitute for winning." Schuler aaid, NSW York of Cltvafano, 1:31 p.m. "It looked like we were playing In the dirt on tbe Km m Clfv of Osfraff, 1:38 pm. T-3:14: A—liao. L a W n g H H y and be did. Coimrnlo cs Mkiiwele, 8:18 p.m. greens," said Levi, who won tMs tournament in 1979. He led the Blazera to W victoriea, the thirdheat Toranfe of CfScope, t l x pm. N lllM tl LM|IM rtM lII GuNB, Expft4 "They were leaving foot prints on the greens.” MiohBllB Millan« of North«att«rn followfi Mlllana’s throw of 44.70 matara WMn’t record In the Weatem Conference, even though Bowie ■oWmert of MHwaykso, 8:38 p.m. Levi shot a 3-uiii^-par 70 in TburMay’s opening waa loat to the chih in Ha fifth game with a broken leg. fesfon of T m , 3:08 p.m. through at sho lots fly tho dlfioui during good enough to qualify for tha finala. Ssofffa of Ooklona, 4 ;« p.m .' CmCAM ’ round. action at tha Penn Rodaya on Friday. In voting announced by the NBA, Schuler waa named MMlCMMntail *rbbl brbM Mike McCullough and Danny Edwards, also with on 90 of a pmaihle 78 ballota caat by three media 4 110 8130 early tee-off times, shot 8-under-par 98s Friday, the low membera from each league city and nine national STLOU1S 4 100 40 10 r o u ^ for the day. media repreaentativea. N M iiiil Lm | m stuNM ifi terhOf omM Omvtonrf 4 83 8 soil Cofsmonlf 3 110 MWIItnef 3 180 Mortnea soil 4 110 Haaa Btrumtod on the greeaa, ifilaaing Mrdte putta of OaOrge Karl of the Golden State Warriors waa second Mtnflbis 4 000 TsuMfo 3000 Ourbm lb 3 18 3 4 18 1 4.8, and iW K ti. He alao sank putts of 19 and 38 feet to 4 0 3 1 KHmdZIb putwionss 4010 LowL, 4 111 49ers get QB Steve Young w^ S m votes, followed by Pat Riley of the Loa Angelea Pi^3b 4 111 Pcf. J c lo r k lb 40 10 Corfsre OMrtraef 3010 NIcfieltef 3 010 save par. LaMrs with 0, Jack Ramsay of the Indiana Pacers with Nffw TOrli 3000 "1 Mt a lot of greens and also mode some TLndrmef 4 0 0 0 Sfrid^rf 3 0 10 Sundbrpe 3000 Winpfimef 1000 By Prod Oewtall 6Vinnd Doug Collins of the Chicago Bulla with 0. 8f. Louis Mae 3 00 0 MegyMsIf 3 011 LSmlthp 0000 Rtvsross 3011 questkmable shots," Haas said. "But overall, I felt ing 307 d MI for 8,817 yards, 11 diaployed the true colors of a true CMeoposo--s--- * 0000 HJ0fitn3b 8010 Moysrp 1000 FOIty ts 1000 Tht AtsedoMd Prass touchdowns and 31 Interceplons. fVWffirVQI 1 0 0 0 Sontonoss8000 Nolstp 1000 Ssbrop 8000 pretty good about my round." PHMiuroh Lowlottrf 3000 Pmastp 3000 JOovlte 0 100 Wollebpli 1000 Haas came out of the rough twice before sinking a His ability to run put added “ Q f i S i , him well and believe PMIodsIpMo 3000 Compbslp 0000 38-foot putt on No. 8 for hia first birdie of the day. TAMPA, Fla. — Quarterback pressure o r defenses and Young he’ll koye a fine career with the Raiders cancel luxury suites 8010 SfCMrap 0000 Steve Young, who the Tampa Bay 8.8 yards' per carry, 'TT Pet. 0 00 0 WJMitnpb 1000 "At that point I felt I waa two shots ahead of what I 49eri,” Cutyerhouee added. LGS ANGELES — The Loa Angeles Raiders have tenPremdsee 18 8 .lot — 1000 Totob a s f 4 TPtoN a 41 1 4 deserved," said Haas, who also had birdie putts of _ for 8M yards on 114 Young left Brigham Young Uni­ vincinRon 18 8 .KM — a 141 Tolpit M848 carries. canceled the construction of 60 luxury suites on the Houston 11 6 .447 1 eight feet at No. 10 and six feet at No. 18 to go 6 under for versity m IIM os the moat accurate Los Anosiss the tournament. His 33-foot par-saver on No. 18 kept His imMUty Is one asseat that passer In NCAA history. He payed north side of the Loa Angeles Coliseum, a team 8 8 .8» 3 SlpSSSa S IN SSwj day to the San Frandaco 49ers In spokesman said Friday. A h ^ 4 f .488 8 Oomo Winning RBI — Oowsen (3) him at 8 under. attracted tke attention of the 49ers two aeaaoM in Hn USFL, throwing Son Otspo 4 13 .838 8 Iksr, OMorftnoz. p P _Mohtrsot 1. Haas has played well in recent weeks, with three top exchange for two draft picks and whoee starter, Joe Montana, was for 4;1M yards, 18 TDi and 33 Plana called for the suites to be in place in time for OP-rBIJeult 1 LOB -^Loult 8, Now ilcaap 7, M onf^s. »--oawton cash. the beginning of the 1987 National Football League 10 fililshes in the past four tournaments. He finished in sidelined iMri of laat season with a InteniafKIona. York 4.8B— PsmBston, HJohgm, JCIork. 3, Condmls, FWtpsrotd,israld. HR— Ourtwm (3). The move came three weeks after season. SB— Coleman 8 1141., S! -T_____ o 0SB— 0 —-mnnvT 14).loi, DMorDAAortInsz (3), Wsbdw a tie for seventh at the Masters. back Inlyry. ”We have great regard for pw7,A1fanla8 the Bucs signed Helsman Tropliy The Raiders released the following statement; IP H R m BB 90 (4). S Mom. Wolksr. SF—Ourfiom. “We w lw that Steve’s style of Young's atMetic aMlity, his quick ISf^GMlsI OILOPit ___ IP H R BR BB 90 winner Vinny Teotaverde to a play will fit into our system and be "The Los Angeles Raiders t^ a y announced H of PMIodsIpMo, ppd. rain Mulf I L,1-8 81-3 4 8 8 4 8 CMeopo releaae and flne inatincts," Walsh Clnclnnail4( Housfon3,11lnnlnes Seff Mqysr^W SM 8 8 8 1 8 six-year, 98.1 million contract and will be able to display Ms vast said. cancelation of the luxury suites construction at the Los M 0 0 0 1 0 clears the way for the former Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Son DisooaiLesAnwIss, (n) r'eerry 8 0 0 0 0 1 Barber-Charies talents," San Francisco Coach Bill Now YOlt SSSIShA, !«•>!•'1 0 0 0 4 University of Miami star to step Walsh said. “‘Ililt move is not a "From 1980 to the present, members of the Los PmdsiW4-i * 4 1 1 1 11 Son Prandsee of Altanta, 1:80 p.m. lies— Homo. C.WIIIIoms; First, 4 8 4 4 4 1 rigM In aa Tampa Bay’s starter. reflection on Joe Montana. Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission made CMeopo of MoMrool, 1 ;3S p.m. In exchange for Young, who commitments which they now have repudiated Fresmmlnp; TMrU, * 31101 "We fully expect Joe to continue Y 31. LjouIs of Now York, 1:38 pm. StCloIro 1 11111 'fast finishers’ started 19 games In two seasons as the leader andI Ifmainstay of our relative to modernization of the Coliseum and also PHItburWi of PMIodsIpMa, ^88 p.m. 'T -^ :3 1 A-4t,10S. N f ^ pltdwd to 8 bettors In tfw Sib. with Tampa Bay, the Bucs reedved concerning the construction of the luxury suites by the WP--Meysr, Nolos. BK— Meyer. team,* 8h added. "Steve will RENTALS Los Angeles Raiders. L ^ rn -H o m o , DevtoMin; Mrst, Wsrv San Frandaco’a aecond and fourth- comt I Montana, Jeff Kemp dsMsM; Sseond^eto; TMrU, Crawford. BvBobOrtBn round picka In Tuesday’s NFL draft and 1 itlano for a position on from i "This breach of prior agreements and promises has CMeopo of MoMrsol, 1 ;3S p.m. T— 8:88. A— 7,7Sl TIM AnecloM d Prpf t — No. 80 and No. IN overall — as forced the Los Angeles Raiders to determine that the Sf. Louis of Nm York, 1:38 p.m. fllmli 7. InvN B our team.’ P lfM u rp h ofPM IodsIpM o, 1:38 p.m. wdl aa an unspedfled amount of Young replaced DeBerg aa the construction of the luxury suites ia not practicable at Son Pranelseq of Anomo, 8:10 p.m. AUSTIN, Texas — Miller Barber and Bob Charles cash that will reimburse the club this time." aod oootl of Houston, 8:38 p.m. 9AN PRAN ATLANTA Bucs starter after Tampa Bay got Son Otspo of Lot Anpsist, 4:88 p.m. irhM terbM G o l f combined for a best-ball 83, an 8-under-par effort that f ^ a signing bonus it paid Young In off to a 1-10 start In 18N. A slow atari WCIorfclb 488 1 1100 gave them a S-shot lead Friday after the second round In preaeason cost Young the No. I Nr lay CDovltef 8 18 1 workn a 8 08 0 of the Legends of Golf tournament. Young, who bought his way out of Laenordlf 8 110 OPerrylb 4 100 Job last summer, but former Coach Arias, Skoff to mast again MMndoH 4 183 D M i^rf 4 03 1 Htuitin 0pm im t m "Slow starters, fast finishers," said Charles after he a celebrated 840 million contrad Leeman Bennett turned to Mm AnirtNiiLNiBirMuNi Brawn 3b 4 8 8 1 OrmsyM 4 100 and Barber had played the back nine in 39. with the Loi Angeles Express of the again after DeBerg threw nine MONTE CARIX), Monaco — Jimmy Arias and Horst Iranjve 4 0 8 1 Romlrtst 4011 Barber and Charles reached the halfway point of the MWIImsjs 30 10 VIrplie . THB. WOODLANDS, Tsxos (AP) — dormant United States Football Interceptions In two games. Skoff of Austria will meet for the second time in a week 4 13 1 teeonuraundtoom FrWw In tbs tournament for senior players 80 and over with a League, signed a six-year deal lANoBVaUBlilgf Bri«nri6.0rMN4 RThptnfo 4000 Hubbrd8b 3010 Young, who had four years left on after scoring quarterfinal victoriea Friday in the 8000 ONsolp 1000 S t O ^ Houston Open at tbs por-7l 38-hole total of 138, 17 under par on the Onion Creek worth nearly |8 million with Tampa his contract with Tampa Bay. Affordable 0000 Hollpb 7^yqrdToornomsnt Pleysrt' Course 1813,000 Monte Carlo Open. 1000 at tbs Weodlondi Country Oub: Club course. Bay two days after the start of tne never requested a trade. He said he WMk and Monthly This time, a lot more money will be at stake. PALTIMOM MILWAUKH SSimnpb 0000 Pylsop 0000 While they held the lead In the tournament that offers 1988 NFL season. irhM Aldrttepfi 0000 Oiwinop 0000 VWiyns Lsvl expected a deal, however. If the Rintal Ratat Arias advanced when Kent Carlsson of Sweden, the Wlppnsdh 3 18 1 MomorJb YnebMpb 1000 ivviTmgn 0000 7047— W $800,990 In total prises with IlM.ooo to the winning "I feel this is an equitable trade Minton p 1000 Duvs Borr 44-78-ia Bucs decided to draft lystaverde. No. 7 seed, had to retire from their match. Carlsson felt B u n in n lb 48 11 Yountef J ZSrnmipr 0 00 0 team, they were upstag^ by some even older players, for both franchises," said Ray Friday’s move leaves Testa- dizzy in the second set. Arias had taken the first set 0-0, Rlpksn St 800 1 Acksrp 0000 S I S S i M 4M »-ia M urray 1b 4000 Smmnspti 1110 OMt^ia Jerry Barber, TO. and Doug Ford, 04. Perkins, Tampa Bay’s first-year vente, who Tampa Bay will make 646-0128 and the score was tied 8-t In the second when Carlsson 8000 SSKS i 0 718 7 Don Foreman oM i^ia Barber and Ford, who chose to compete in the Dotrif 1 a 81 1 3 Payne Stewart 7048- ia coach and vice president of football the No. 1 pek in the NFL draft withdrew. 8010 Joek Rtnnsr Legendary Champions section — for players 00 and operations. K M p M lb 4000 40 Tuesday, and DeBeiw as the only Skoff, an 18-year-old Austrian, defeated Andres Larry Mitt older — birdied the first five holes they played and "I think It will be good for Steve quarterbacks on the Sues’ roster. i Gomez of Ecuador, the No. 8 seed, 7-8, t-0, 8-4. Ksm sO vc 4 110 ss------S 3 1 taar*“ SKKj Roy Stowurt m Stmmntrf 3 100 ivHRiinigrT 00 gotm W InnHwm i- MalPonode <8). Howard TVrttty 49-71—ia finished with a 9-under-par 61, within one shot of the Young," Perkins added. “I cer­ “t want to thank Steve for the Two Swedes meet in the other seihiflnal. Mats Oortwrtit 4 18 1Schrotorc______48 Denny Bdwordi tournament record. tainly hope BO. I hope he finds great contributions he made to the Lynch Leasing Wllander beat Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union OanMr 8b 4 0 a474 Tstoii M41 Mike McCulloupb The Legendary Champions competition, held happiness and great success." Buccaneers,” said Tampa ^ y 498 W. CBNTCR STREBT Orl, 8-3, and Ulf Stenlund downed Martin Jaite of Buddy OardhSr 4979-ia separately but simultaneously, has a 1100,000 purse Young started 19 games in two owner Hugh Culverhouae. "He Argentina t-8,8-8, T-8. 8N m Rust Coebran 4F7B-ia MANOHB8TBR a s m NIek PHct 714F-1« with BM.OOO to the winning team. seasoni with Tampa M y, compet­ gave UB much enthusiasm and MHS nine notches a win Fernand^ spins ENFIELD — PlnMIy, the Man­ chester mgb haseholi M m (2-9 while RoMn lAtchen pRched wen m Ulailai r%OMi# received some solid piteMng com­ defeat for BoRon. IVIHIB pOBI bined with good defense and H.S. Bomdhqi registered its second win o f Ole season Prfday afternoon over Fermi High, 4-2, in CCC East Manchester while Laurlnitis drove GoN Division actkm. The Indians will in twom iw. resume plm Monday at 9; M p.m. MAWCMMTRR (4) — Roe » OfkBfkM Jf tO S S S fM fO COMV rf >9-29, Cirarfsr t SO-t-e, A. agaiitot Enfield High. Fermi drops By Tha MMOcMfatf Fraaa Lsonore ef OlYno in Ai-OO, The Cheney Tech team to 1-8. Arefiomnovlf a 3-2-M, Lovrmms if gcU dropped two matches Thursday, Senior right-hander Neil Ar- 3-1-1-2, z o k 3b 2 IM -1 , MOIHS M 900 -T, J. NEW YORK — Md Femamfes pitehed a alx-Mtter. Leonora ? -»»«. TofoM IM O e. bowing to Covemry. 2A -l'A , and to chambauH pitched a fine game for striking ovt 11, and Kaftt Bemandsi’s RBI _nm m t m — nooasr » eo -ie, Rocky Hill, 22. T ^ medalist was Omgle the Indians. Archambault allowed PenoerMi n eo oo , Jovsiwico e » » i- e , keyed a two-ran rally in die sixth inning, gfvin f the Kirk Demeo of Rocky Rin with a 49, six Mts, walked four, and struck out Zomnmo if 2000, Gerritv ff 290«, N ^ York Mets a 21 victory over the St. Louis NeiW in 2-9A9, Breniom cf 3-1-29, Cheney’s record is 2-9. Cheney’s 19 en route to his complete-game Ordinals in a steady raimtorm Friday night. Cynotski in 21-00, mm p 20-i-o, next match is Monday at Manches­ victory. Archambault aided his MBollap 0009. Tefolt 3O2O0 The ganne began in a light drizzle and ended in ter Country Cinb against Cromwell own cause with two hits. Key: Af noft-nuno-NItt-RBIt swirling showers with temperatures in the upper 49s. Monctiosfor 09 991 9-40-1 High. The top TCorers for Cheney Manchester scored all the runs it The Mets, swept in a three-game series at St. Lmils last Rerrm 999 09 0-24-S were Scott McDermott and » e v e needed in the second inning with the Areimtnnovlf ana cnorfer; mm, DI- weekend, and the Cardinals began the game tied for Bella (4) ana Jeutlwice. Demko, who each shot a 47. help of three Ferm f errors. Sopho­ wa- AreltamnouN; LP- mm first place InYhe National League East. more KeHb DIYeso reached on an Fernandez. 21. seemed unfazed by the bad weather error, foBowedby an Ardiambault and had even better control than usual. He walked only single. Dom Lanrlnitls reached on Qamtt poB^onMd one batter. Vince Coleman, with one out in the sixth, an error and an errant throw by the Softball and it led to the game’s first run. Ferm i shorstop allowed DIYeso to Friday’s rain caused several Coleman stole second — he is 22for-29 in Career score. A sacrifice fly by John Zak Bottofi bMrttn washouts on the ecboelbmr sche­ stolen base attempts against New York — and scored dule. The Cheney Tech-Rocky Hill one out later on Terry Pendleton’s opposite-field single scored ArchambauH and Gerry COVENTRY - The Bolton High baseball game scheduled Friday to right. Coleman singled with two outs In the eighth Hollis’ . groundout scored girls’ softball team (1-9 has had a I was postponed and has been and stole second again, giving him a major Laurinitls. rough time of it since Its opening rescheduled for Wetbiesday at 9 leagw-leadlng total of 14. But Fernandez got himself “ It was his (Archambault) best game win. The BulM op were p.m. at Cheney Tech. Also, the out of trouble by spearing Ozzie Smith’s liner up the outing of the year,” Indian Coach trounced by Coventry High, 21-9, In Chicago’s Michael Jordan flies over Don Race said. "Our defmse was Boltcm varsity-Coventry High Jun­ middle In self-dHense. five-InnIngs Friday. Coventry Is 21 ior varsity game was called after Greg Mathews, 1-2, escaped a bases-loaded Jam in Boston’s Dennis Johnson during their excellent. It was our first good while Bolton drops to l-S. Bolton’s game Thursday at Boston Garden. The showing.” Only one of Fermi’s runs three Innings and will not be made the second by striking out Fernamlez, and shut out the next game is Tuesday at home up. Mets until die sixth. But Mathews, whose only walk to Celtics won the opener, 10S-104. Game was earned. Catcher Mike Charter against East Hampton. threw out a Ferm i runner trying to The Manchester at Fermi High that point was intendonal, suddenly struggM , and It 2 is Sunday. Bolton com m itM 14 errors and girls’ softball game was postpraed New York Yankee pitcher Charles night against the Indians in Cleyeland. cost Mm M New York scorod two runs on only one Mt. steal second with men on first and mastered only five hits. third and that “ kind of Im ke their to Tuesday in Enfield at 8:99 p.m. Hudson gets set to deliyer a pitch Friday The Indians beat the Yankees, 6-5. MooUe Wilson led off with a walk and Tim Thufel Lisa Talaga led the Patriots with East Catholic's girls’ softball game sacrificed. Hernandez followed with his RBI s i n ^ to backs,” according to Race. three hits. Including a triple. Kim Joe Casey addM two hits for with St. Joseph was postponed. No left that tied the score, and Mathews thoi walked Gary Bulls’ strategy Mixesko was the winning pitcher new date has been set. Carter n d Darryl Strawberry, loading the bases and Brewers turn back Orioles bringing Ray Soff fm n the bullpen. Kevin McRmrmdds lined a 1-9 pitch up the middle, and the ball deflected off Soffs glove toward first base. almost paid oft Howe leads Flyers past Isles CaaUaaed froBi page 86 walked one and allowed one run Soff recovered to throw out McReynoMs, but while working 6 2-8 Innings. Hernandez scored without a throw for a M lead. Orlando Mercado and scored on AL Roondup Joyner hit a three-run double off By Howard Ulmon By The Associated Press Inserted Into the Montreal lineup to Juan Beniquez’s single. The run the right-center field wall off Twins Tht Atsocicrtod ProM provide some added muscle, sc o r^ broke a 22lnnlng scoreless streak reliever Juan Berenguer in the OlBfitB 7, BravsB 8 UNIONDALE, N Y. - Defense- NHL Playoffs 14 seconds into the game, and by Kansas City, which had been fourth Inning to give California a 7-9 At Atlanta, Candy Maldonado drove In three runs BOSTON — The Chicago Bulls use a strategy man Mark Howe scored a goal and defenseman Mike Lalor scored shut out Its last two games and In 18 Straight batters after allowing lead. Earlier In the Inning, Brian with a two-run homer In the first Inning and a that works against Boston. Some day It may work assisted on two more and rookie twice as the Canadlens defeated the four of Its previous five. four runs in the Zeeond Inning. Downing drew a bases-loaded walk. tie-breaking single In the eighth as the San Frandsco so well that they actually might beat the Celtics. goalie Ron Hextall turned In a period. Quebec Nordiques 7-2 Friday night Kansas City took a 26 lead In the Paul Molltor started the Brewers California scored two unearned Giants downed the Atlanta Braves 7-8 Friday night. The Bulls pay extra defensive attention to strong performance as the Phila­ The Flyers scored at 11:41 of the in Game 8 of their Adams Division second Inning against Dan Petry, rally In the seventh with a bloop runs ott Twins starter Mark Portu­ The victory snapped a two-game losing string for the Boston’s exce^lonal frontcourt of Robert Parish, delphia Flyers beat the New York first period when Howe took a final series. 29. Petry threw two wild pitchn single to right, advanced to second gal. 1-1, in the first Inning. Giants and extended Atlanta’s losing streak to six Larry Bird and Kevin McHale and hope the Islanders 4-1 Friday night to take a 80-foot shot and Hill deflected It on Robin Yount’s sacrifice bunt and games. The win reduced the Nordiques’ and hit a batter in the second to help guards lose their outside shooting touch for an 2-1 lead In their second-round NHL post Islanders goalie Kelly Hrudey Kansas City extend a 1-0 lead. went to third when Baltimore JtyB 4, WhN# Box 2 San Francisco broke a 4-4 tie off Jim Acker, 21. Chill lead to 2-1 in the best-of-seven NHL evening. p l » o f f series. from the slot. starter Scott McGregor, 0-8, At Chicago, George Bell broke a Davis started the rally with a single and stole second series, with Game 4 scheduled at It nearly worked Thursday night. The Bulls TTie best-of-seven Patrick Div­ Brian Propp gave the Flyers a 2-0 Brawtra 6, OrlolBS 4 balked. Braggs’ ground single to 2-2 tie with a tw2run, upper-deck hefore scoring on Maldonado’s two-out single to left. the Collsee Sunday night. wiped out a 98-81 deficit with 7:97 left to tie the ision final resumes with Game 4 at lead with a goal at 10:21 of the At Milwaukee, Rob Deer hit his right scored Molltor and chased home run In the 19th Inning Friday Maldonado later scored on Bob Brenly’s single. game at 100 with t; 10 to go. Boston held on for a Nassau Coliseum Sunday night. second period when he knocked in a major league-leading eighth homer McGregor for Mark Williamson. night, carrying the 'l^ronto Blue 108-104 victory, Its 14th In a row against the Bulls, Howe assisted on a first-period backhander from the left faceoff Momesso, who scored only 14 and Glenn Braggs’ run-scoring Milwaukee took a 2-0 lead in the Jays to a chilly 22 win over the Cubs 6, Expos 4 goals in the regular season and had but Chicago gets another chance to make Its plan goal by Al Hill, then scored In the circle on the rebound of a shot by single broke a 24 tie In the seventh first when Deer homered after Oilcago White Sox. At Montreal, former Montreal star Andre Dawson not played at all In this series, put a work In Sunday’s second game of the best-of-five, second period to give the Flyers a Tim Tookey. Inning as the Milwaukee Brewers Braggs singled. Bell’s second homer of the season had three doubles and two RBI while Leon Durham 8-0 lead. sharp-angled backhander over the first-round NBA playoff series. Howe then gave Philadelphia a beat the Baltimore Orioles 24 made a winner of Mark Eichhom, homered and drove In three runs to lead the Chicago ’’The game plan Is to make Larry put It to the three-goal lead with a 22foot wrist shoulder of Quebec goaltender AngBiB 0, Twins 1 Hextall, who led the NHL In Friday night. the Blue Jays’ fourth pitcher. Chibs to a 24 victory over the Expos Friday. floor, make him come off three or four picks and shot from the left faceoff circle at Mario Gosselln before many of the victories (87), games played (69) The game was the first since the At Minneapolis, Wally Joyner Eichhom, 8-9, came on In the Dawson, returning to Montreal for the first time have a guy In his face to make him put It to the 16:18, his second goal of the Quebec fans were in their seats. and save percentage (.901) during Brewers’ season-opening winning had four hits, including a three-run seventh after Chicago’s Ossie since he signed with the (hibs as a free agent, was booed floor,” Boston Coach K.C. Jones said. "Or, they’ll playoffs. streak was stoppH at a record- double in the fourth inning, and Don Guillen doubled with two outs to by the 7,782 fans evera time he came to the plate or double team Parish or McHale.” the regular season, made 28 saves, Veteran Bob Gainey scored his giving up only a goal by Pat CanadlBns 7, NordlquBS 2 tying 18 games with a loss to Sutton earned his 811th career extend his hitting streak to 11 made a putout In the field. I ” We were tentative In the game plan In the first first goal of the series to make it 2-0 pitching win as California beat straight gomes. (Chicago Tuesday night. * Starting pitcher Jamie Moyer, 2-1, picked up the win LaFontalne late in the second At Quebec, Sergio Momesso, at 6:18. half,” Chicago Coach Doug Collins said, "but I Teddy HIguera, 20. allowed Minnesota 21. Eichhom worked the eighth and for the Cuba. He went 8 2-8 innings, giving up eight hits told the guys we had to stick to It.” seven hits, struck out five and Sutton, 1-8, moved Into a 18th ninth and Tom Henke pitched the and two runs. Lee Smith pitched the lost two innings for ’The perserverance paid off as the Celtics’ walked two In completing his place tie with Tom Seaver for 10th to gain his third save of the Chicago to earn his fourth save of the season. starting frontcourt managed Just one fourth- Hawks beat Pacers in opener second game of the year. He retired career victories. He struck out two. year. quarter field goal. It was a big one. Bob Sebra, 1-2, took the loss for Montreal! Parish hit a It-foot Jumper from the right side of The Chibs took a 29 lead In the first Inning. Cliico the lane that made the score 106-104 with 97 By The Assoclatad Press period to a 87-48 lead at halftime. Walker led off with a base hit to left, Manny Trillo drew seconds left. It was the winning basket. NBA Playoils Detroit led the rest of the way. Boyd gets some encouraging news a walk and Dawson followed with a double that scored “ If we were playing a lesser team, they ATLANTA — Dominique Wil­ Adrian Dantley, who missed all of Walker and moved Trillo to third. Keith Moreland’s wouldn't have made the big shots,” Collins said, kins, shaking off a poor-shooting lost year’s playoffs with the Utah single scored Trillo and advanced Dawson, who then By The Assoclatad Press examining Boyd’s shoulder Just 24 step in his return to competition and scored on Durham’s sacrifice fly. “ but we were playing the Celtics and they’ve been first half, scared 27 of his 88 points Jazs because of severe back hours after the pitcher had to quit he Just wasn’t ready. playing that way tor six or seven years.” In the second half and carried the scored 18 of his 84 points In the spasms, finished with 10 points. Montreal scored in the fifth on Andres Galarraga’s Atlanta Hawks to a 11294 victory BOSTON - Dennis “ Oil Can” throwing because of pain. RBI single to make It 21. Chicago hasn’t beaten Boston since Dec. 17, second quarter Friday night as the Terry Catledge led Washington “ We’ll continue the therapy. ... over the Indiana Pacers Friday with 28 points. Boyd, the Boston Red Sox’ right­ " It’s a little bit of the same thing 1988. Boston hasn’t lost at home since last Dec. 19, Detroit Pistons beat the Washing­ We’ll get him back to throwing as Dawson knocked In the Cubs' final run In the ninth night In the opener of their hander plagued by a shoulder he had before, but not nearly so winning 80 games since then. ton BulleU 10292 In the opening soon as he’s ready, probably on the with his third double of the game. first-round NBA playoff series. ailment since early in spring bad.” Pappas said. “ He has resid­ But Chicago has Michael Jordan and, after game of their Eastern Conference sidelines at first here at the Game 2 of the best-of-8 series will playoff series. training, received an encouraging ual tendinitis in the back of the right PIratts-PhHiBB ppd. coming so close Thursday night. It has confidence For tha Record report Friday after an examination shoulder and felt the pain mostly hospital.” It can end that streak. be played Sunday night In Atlanta. Ilie best-of-five series resumes at the University of Massachusetts when he tried to throw a slider. Pappas said he doesn’t think any At Philadelphia, Friday’s scheduled game between “ It that doesn’t give us a feeling we can beat this Neither team led by more than Sunday night In the Pontiac five poinU until 8:17 remained In Medical Center in Worcester. “ I don’t think we’re dealing with foreign matter was In the shoulder the Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates was team...” Collins said. “ We can win.” Silverdome. Bmda Bailey was the East “ I don’t think this is a major another Roger Clemens or Wes and he does not believe an arthro- postponed because of rain.. the third period. Thomas scored 11 of his second- Catholic High girls’ softball runner “ We have to come out Sunday and get off to a setback,” Dr. Arthur Pappas, the Gardner here,” Pappas said. gram, with dye Injected Into the The game will be made up as part of a twi-night quarter pointo during a 21-8 run that crossing first base in a picture that good start,” Jordan said. PiBtonB 1M, BullBtB t2 Red Sox's team physician and an "When he tried to throw in the shoulder, or an arthroscope Is doubleheader on Monday, June 29, beginning at 8:89 saw the Pistons go from a on^point appeared In Wednesday’s Herald. orthopedic specialist, said after simulated game, it was like the last necessary.” p.m. At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas deficit with 4:80 remaining In the She was misidentifled. Momtay

iBaurhrstrr lirrali) MHS nine triumphe behind ArchambauK B vG eeri Harold k

— story on page 54 A par respond < SPORTS and the I could bei l9S8ifev( plan. Ma Ronald K A comr idea is tr; of such I many ca INJUNS SCALP YANKEES said, ’n available rec

Qettir