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Auto­ OLDSMOBIL# 19il 216 cords of seasoned ors and ot_...... kSdB yout Hardwood ® H^aVINYL IS n N | L body. Reliable, passed Broughm Coupe. Ail Dust haze DINING room sot {Rock oak wood. Cut 8i split ' and snoc^'fRwKM I. “W will rantova the Inspection. $500. 644- power. Graot condi­ AAopIo) with hutch and M tim atM iL'^JIri'^^ Soa why vinyleidinahillli^ $70. 18,500 B T U . air RetorencdKi 647-8lt5. stfom lha afoikIffB gtimatw. *sur«f.643. vanUgc. E..iLck. cai 3785.______tion. 23 Ensign St. 649- buffot, woshor, swine conditioner, eood con­ Bolton. ' axtra oharga. Fiaa 1906. sot, a cap tor Afoot bed. Cressldo 1902 prDpDsal dition, $200 o r best U.S. 642-3240.______^ y c K i N SIDING PLUS ai fully equipped. Asking obscures otter. Coll 647-9974. YOU CAN enloy extra - $6800. Coll 646-3222 af­ G O L F Starter sets from F R E E lav hens. 742-0193. i55S r ~ " : 643-1198 ter 6pm. vocation money by ex­ $35. Wedeos, woods, Coll otter 3:00.______changing Idle Items In putters. Borealn pri­ fm iPtACE. Ramadfi- DEPENDABLE trans­ your home for cosh ... UPRIGHT Plano. Fair portation. 1976 Ford gulf ships ces. 649-1794 • uP— •* • • 1n« and cblmndy . ra* with an od In classified. WDn’t SDften condition, $75. Other M ay 4 door. $200 firm I. Items on sole. 649-1714 Tiding. T b;a Call 643-2711 to place your ' 4- ; -^tlb lttla g ore and- C a ll 647-9302 Otter od. otter 5.______F A S T E R Plup 4:00pm. ______CARS 9m m I,. fJiisivjifiM*. Attar 6pm waak MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — A FOR SALE rSheppIne, litanda. lob to big. sii.. -• 'd o vtc 645-8269. - > GRAND Prix 78, maroon T O CLEAN ortltlclol bow­ In raBldantioL Landau roof. Sunroof, dust haze settled over the Persian ers, place them heads It hioln c« loaded. New Pioneer CMS Gulf today, reducing visibility to a arms demand iltlad ods sarvia down In o paper bog, odd inaurad. . stereo system. Asking FMSALE half-mile and cloaking a convoy of salt and shake well. To / n 8 7 ^ 8 d 6 8 la today ... |ug| U.S.-escorted Kuwaiti tankers re­ M 7-M34 . motag. Sanlor $2000. 647-1914. GENEVA (AP) - The United Cleon out storage areas In • «. • • • » .B • B • • # dltcoimt. Call ( have tinea our ag^.^ ported to have entered the water­ ing to resolve remaining differen­ States today submitted new propos­ CLYDE your home or garage, .. baglnnlng. Reddoiid way. shipping executives said. ces before the scheduled meeting of CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ttwm regularly. 645, als at the superpower arms control place on od In classified Officials of the Kuwait Oil Tanker their foreign ministers next month CARKRTRY/ talks, but a U.S. spokesman re­ ROUTE 83, VERNON telling our readers what Co., which operates the tankers in Washington. One area of diffi­ you hove for sole. jected reports that the Reagan 70 Cougar XR7 •3495 C L Y D E sailing under the American flag, culty has been agreeing on anti­ on Odin. administration was softening its 02 Bulok Raao t*. •6496 ■ ..... have denied reports by shipping cheating measures for an eventual AAAOK . Jutt coll demands for strict verification S3 BonnavHIa 4 dr. CMPENTUVA sources that a new convoy of three accord. ^ •8495 halp you u., measures. 04 Camara T-Topa at your od. ^TODAY’S SPECIALS^ I tankers entered the gulf under the The two sides overcame one Oam NFa home laiaifs and in- . ' a47.7s ti /A . Te rry Shroeder, a spokesman for 04 Calabrfty 4 *. mm. •7495 Rldk,fBi#iNKtiti>M ^JSia $ vo r* . protection of four U.S. warships. hurdle last month when the Soriets •nOwPNIDa WDSPMWIBi WDM** R a a a e g t the U.S. arms control delegation, 04 Skytwwfc 4 4r. w» •5995 ranaw and kBshana. am at aeala $73pliN^;Ba^,graval...... * " ili‘l— a The U.S. Navy does not report the agreed to a U.S. suggestion to 04OMtClara4 4r. •7495 AAULTI Family. 123 Bol­ said the U.S. proposals were put com marckd aa ik. R aglaiaiad, in- : and dacB|(at|9a'stona.'f4- movements of its ships. eliminate all intermediate-range so Mare. Mam«is4*. •7695 ton Center Rd, route 85 aurad. rataiancaa. 1986 FORD forth at a meeting today of Bolton. Large screen A convoy of four tankers left the missiles in Europe and Asia. SO Chav. Caprice 4*. •8495 negotiators on intermediate-range house con-sew uphols­ F 150 Piekup 4x4$10,195 gulf Monday, including the Brid­ Previously the Soviets had insisted SO PonUo SunMid •8595 In CtaaaijNad. nuclear forces, headed by Am eri­ tering machine, an­ geton, a 401,382-ton supertanker on keeping a force in Asia, and the SO FOid Fia«4a4Pu •10,195 can Maynard Glitman and Soviet tique furniture. AAony that was damaged by a mine on its United States had planned to keep a so Dodge Daytona Z •11,495 1979 COUGAR Gen. Vladimir Medvedev. household items. Au­ voyage north through the gulf July similar force on its own territory. S0Ca«allar4dr. •8395 gust 21, 22 and 25-28, Sport Coupe Shroeder, reading a prepared $3495 24. It was the second convoy to The United Sttes had said verifi­ 07 Caprice Cuaaio ano •18,649 lOom.______statement, said the United States 07 Elactfa PMW Annuo •20,645 return from Kuwait loaded with oil cation would be simplified if both INDOOR Antiques Flea had always maintained that verifi­ 07 Century Cat Wgn. •16,595 1982 BUICK under a Reagan administration sides agreed to eliminate the Market. Hawthorn cation measures could be simpli­ plan to shield Kuwaiti tankers from missiles completely. " It is easier to Center, Hartford. Regal 2 Dr. $6495 fied under a so-cEilied double zero detect cheating if there are no 872-9111 Starting soon. Vendors CHRYSLER Newport FORD Fairmont. 81 Ex- Iranian attack. VW Robbit 81, 4 dooor. option. That means elimination of missiles around,” said Shroeder. wanted. 249-9710. custom 1967. 73k origi­ ecllent condition. Air. O A T S U N B-210 1977. The shipping executives, who Air, automatic, oood Standard, runs well. 1 shorter-range missiles and The Geneva arms control talks, nal miles. Must be Original owner. $1750. spoke on condition of anonymity, seen. 649-0543. «m dtlon. $2,200. 646- owner. Mut sell. $600. medium-range missiles worldwide, which began in March 1985, also 275-6355 646-6811. Bob. said the inbound three-tanker con­ 646-2753.______CLYDE ^^^V R O LET 872-91 1 1 1 which have ranges between 300 and cover negotiations on strategic, or I^TRUCKS/VMS This Is o good time to find voy had passed through the 110- SCRANTON PLYM OUTH Reliant 1981 FORD LTD 1976. Runs b u i c k , INC. ~ J 3,000 miles. intercontinental, nuclear weapons FOR SALE 2 door, 4 speed, excel­ 0 cosh buyer for that good, good body. $200. OLDS 1976 Custom mlle-long Strait of Hormuz and was cruiser wagon. $600. “ Today we are laying out how and on space and defense systems. lent condition. $1500. typewriter no one uses. 646-1579 anytime. off the United Arab Emirates at AND SlLtCT USCO CAM.. Coll 647-1722. this simplification could be Attention recently has been fo­ M A Z D A p icku p 1981. 646-4298. nightfall Monday. SOMt SSK nNANCINQ ON LtSSI Runs good. $700. 646- achieved,” Shroeder said. He said cused on the IN F talks as the most The convoy included the 290,085- 2815 otter 5.______DODGE Dart 76. 4 door. the U.S. proposal “ although simpli­ likely to lead to a quick treaty, 87 FIFTH AVE. (g '14.895 ton supertanker Middleton, the 1984 F-150. Power ster- Good condition. $600. fied, will still be the most stringent especially since the Soviets a g re ^ 87 LeBARON 81,283-ton Surf City and the 79,999- OTSTwao rln o , brakes, 32,000 Day 275-5537, night 282- ever proposed in any U.S.-Soviet earlier this year to separate agree­ 9839. Must sell. tod Chesapeake City, they said. 87 RAIDER 4x4 miles. Price negotia­ negotiations and will include on-site ment in that area from the other 87 PLY VOYAQER ble. 647-9869. The high winds that frequently inspection.” two subjects. SUBARU 1981 DL, 5 -fob’ / A d a m s whip desert sand and dust over the 87 RAD4CHARQER speed, 54,000, miles JHowever, he declined to provide ^ re e m e n t in the other areas has W4 *17,505 gulf during the summer months good condition. $2100. details of the proposal. been blocked by Soviet Insistence 87 ARIES 4a,.. k x m •8,985 appears to be aiding the convoy Shroeder said the U.S. delegation 87 DODGE RAM Automotive 649-9367 after 5. on strict limitations on the U.S. effort, a Dubai-based shipping “ sharply rejected suggestions in Strategic Defense IniUaUve, which MINI VAN executive said. VkAlr.Aula '13.505 Auto Dealers U.S. media reports that we are the United States refuses. 87 DAKOTA ru '12.295 CMS ENDROLLS “ Whether we have a new convoy backing off or softening our In Washington, the U.S. official S7 SHADOW 27*A Width • 2Sa moving or not, and with the weather proposals.” who spoke on condition of anonym­ Twaan.oaaM *10.595 FOR SALE I 13% width - 2 lor 258 / presents as it is, it's all helping the U.S. Navy A U.S. official in Washington on 87 SUNDANCE Tumo '10,595 ity said the new U.S. proposals were ■MUST b« pickkd up at tha I spread confusion which is the way it Monday told The Associated Press designed to fence off sensitive 87 DODQE auaoaHw *18.955 FORD Fairmont 1960. 4 iHarald Offica Monday thru door, 6 cylinder. Excel­ now wants the escort operations to that the new American proposals American weapons production 80 DAYTONA Tuiao 'IS.OOa iThuraday batorallam.only. would soften demands for on-site 88 G TS Tumo, imam lent condition. $980. continue," the shipping executive areas from Soviet observers. The 86 LtBARON COlW. 643-9044. GIANT AUGUST TAG SALE said. inspection of nuclear missile facili­ official said the Reagan adminis­ 80 LeBARON t dr. Shipping sources said the three ties, in a move designed to keep tration had told negotiators to ease 08 RELIANT S.W. tankers are the last of the 11 Soviet observers out of sensitive American demands for on-site and or. Slack nia Loidw *8,705 Trade In your Tag Sale Items an a New er Used Car. scheduled to be reflagged with the areas in the United States. The surprise inspections of nuclear 86 DODGE Stars and Stripes. official demanded anonymity. CHARGER ir.ooa 'We*ll take anything In trada...as leng as It deesn*t eat In the past Iran has attacked U.S.-Soviet negotiators are work­ Please turn to page 8 86 CELEBRITY '7,785 Kuwait’s ships, charging that the 88 PLY. HORIZON '5,005 ^ ^ g H o a l H S S Em irates aid Iraq, Iran’s enemy in 88 CHY. G TS Tmko '10,295 the 7-year-old gulf war. 85 NISSAN 4x4 PU '7,895 87S3m 1^ 85 VOYAQER '9,295 NEW CHRYSLER A U.S. destroyer and frigate Reagan tells rebels 84 TOY. CELICA GTS warned off two small boats Monday rabidouc. P. Moonraof *9,495 87 LEBARON COUPE after they approached the convoy 84 LtBARON 4 dr . woe *6,505 1987 Buick Skylark 1987 Bids Clupu Brougham led by the mine-damaged super­ 83 TURISMO tanker Bridgeton, the Pentagon support will continue 4 dr., pwr. locks, pwr. windows, air cond., Auto, aaioaai weti Custom 4 Door 1887 Honda GRX Si said. 83 TOYO TA CELIQA *7,905 auto., lilt wheel , tinted glass, much more. Slock No. 6563-Red., Slock No., eS57-Black Auto., 4 cyl., AM/FM cassette, plus more. The Pentagon said Navy war­ Herald photo by Tucker 82 PONTIAC J2000 *2,795 SAN JD S E , Costa Rica (AP) — Sandinistas any more,” he said. 79 BUICK SKYLARD *2,995 ships fired flares and sent verbal President Reagan gave a speech on warnings to the dhows, but they did “Simultaneity must mean freedom 77 OOOQE auttdaooi Burned out the contras’ clandestine radio sta­ up front or no deal." Ocnadr, aax tclual ml *4,895 *13,997 «,»9,699 not veer away. When they came tion assuring the rebels their *9,899 Reagan, a former broadcaster AUTO, AIR, R. DEF. tndudes $600 Factory RetMie Includes Rabate or mancinfl to Quuiined Buyers. within eight miles of the convoy, the A NDrtheast Utilities emplDyee wDrks d h struggle against Nicaragua’s leftist who communicates regularly with STOCK *H1407 destroyer Kidd and frigate Crom- Bcltcn. The fire, near the cerner Df 875-3311 government “ has and always will the American people via radio, melin sailed up to confront them, a cable that caught fire Mcnday, causing Keeney and Wetherell streets, was have our support.” taped the message Saturday at his a pDwer Dutage that affected 4,493 caused by equipment failure. StDry Dn Reagan’s unusual message, ranch 20 miles north of Santa M 0 , 9 2 7 * Please turn to page 8 INVOICE UPON REQUEST custDmers in sDutheast Manchester and page 3. broadcast three days before he is to Barbara, Calif., said presidential TAKE A LOOK NEW 1967 CHRYSLER W > = = meet with contra rebels in Los spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. 1987 Bidck^^^^tom Angeles, was heard in parts of 4 dr. sedan, while, auto., A / e / c ^ ., AM/FM, 1987 BldTCalais Coupe 1987 Honda CMc 4 Dam* Ortega’s chief spokesman, Ma­ 86 Pont. Grand Am I NEW YORKER I, Nicaragua despite the Sandinista nuel Espinoza, was asked late hid. a O r. *6895 plus more. Air cond., auto., styled wheels, PS, PB, more. 4 Wham Driva Wagon Elderly residents are told to lock doors government’s Jamming of the reb­ Monday for any official reaction to 85 Toyota Celica, 4 -D O O R Slock No. 6577 els' "Radio Liberation.” It was also the speech. aaaAo [aoU> II heard faintly in neighboring Costa By Bruce Matzkin "O ur staff people have been over Rica. Espinoza said he could only say 85 Mazda RX7 GSL'SE* *10,640 connection with the March murder day to ask that they frequently that Ortega was to announce today *11,799 Herald Reporter ______Includes Rebate or 1.9% Finenclrtg there to talk to them, and to remind of 88-year-old Bernice Martin. The 3-minute taped address was Lorded *11,900 *9.999 and the Associated Press patrol the area around Mayfair the membership of a National them to keep their doors locked,” Martin was strangled in her May- Gardens. scheduled to be broadcast three 81 Mazda RX7 *4495 Shanley said today. times Monday night and two times Reconciliation Commission celled TURBO, LUX PKO. TOP QUALITY USED CABS fair Gardens apartment. Police spokesman Gary Wood CASSETTE, LEATHER TOP qUALITV USa CMS TOP QUALITY USED CABS Mayfair Gardens residents have for in the peace plan to monitor 70Zophry Sedan [aStSl Residents expressed concern af­ The search for Merrill by state said today that officers are petrol­ today. Listeners heard Reagan STOCK SH1136 been reminded to take extra safety ter hearing of the Sunday morning speak in English first, followed by a government compliance with the 1888BMcil 1987 Pontiac Thins Am and local police is continuing today ling the area around Mayfair accord. 80 Line. Town Car precautions since the prison escape escape of Frederick R. Merrill Spanish translation. V-8 loaded, SjOOO miles *it’sNot AUseciCar....' in Enfield and Somers, as well as Gardens and other elderly housing 2 to Chooaa $ A V E of a man considered to be a suspect The commission will be made up from the Connecticut Correctional Longmeadow, Mass., which is Just complexes more often. The talk addressed a peace plan : M 5 , 7 7 5 * $15,299 It’s A Honda” in the murder of a resident at the Institution in Somers. Merrill, who signed by five Central American of one government official, one 84 Mercury Morqult ^ INVOICE UPON REQUEST sr.4 $15,660 north of the two Connecticut towns. Improved lighting recently in­ elderly housing complex in March, was awaiting trial on charges presidents, including Nicaraguan “ outstanding citizen” not affiliated Brougham *4995 1985 Mercury 1986 Olds 98 Regency Brougham Police say Merrill should be consi­ stalled at the complex has made nNNMm $A ^OCe said Carol Shanley, executive di­ stemming from the beating and President Daniel Drtega, in Gua­ with the government or ruling • N EW 1987 P L Y M O U T H Grand Marquis Loaded, f4P00 miles. H22t. Ontowrm. hctlcv...... ^ f dered armed and dangerous. residents more comfortable, resi- 80 Muatang |~aoti>l rector of the Manchester Housing sexual assault of a South Windsor temala on Aug. 7. One of the plan’s party, and one representative each LS Sedan /»34 ^ 1 U , 9 9 U Shanley said that she contacted $13,995 Authority. woman, has also been questioned in provisions is an end to foreign from the Roman Catholic Church 85 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 • LCAf^AVELLE the Manchester Police Dept. Mon­ Please turn to page 8 1984 Pontiac NKOMMACCaM support for Insurgent movements and the political opposition. 88 Town Car *17,900 1986 Cadillac Sedan DeVllle • 4-door Loaded. 16K. . $8,995 in the region. 88 Cougar m *6800 C o u p e 173894.. $ 1 0 , 9 8 0 Reagan did not reject the accord, $14,899 IIMMMACCSn _ _ _ but questioned the Sandinistas' 84 Mazda nckup *4595 1983 B uick M CC dean isn’t moving up 1986 Chev Monte Carlo C L. • 1234. 4 dr.. S tpO../VC. 4U S E Q O K commitment to it. TODAY rack, fow mdee...... 83 Lynx Wg., m. ac Loaded, 20j000 MHas, with V4 ” We will be helping the demo­ POPULAR PKQ. TILT. C o u p e /7SIM... $ 8 , 9 8 0 By Andrew J. Davis cratic leaders of Central America 56 Mazda SES pai CRUISE, 2.6L ENGINE $10,989 Community College in Pittsfield, on whether she felt slighted by the STOCK fHIOSS 1986 Chevroiet ■ 1 MNM c m NAGM $ 0 Q O K Herald Reporter and your countrymen inside Nica­ Fair, than cloudy 1985 Olda Calais Coupe •1242. fitnnwVcfMn, hwnm t . 9 ^ 8 Mass., for about nine years before hiring of Daube, oUier faculty 82 Buick Skylark his resignation in June, will not ragua as they seek a diplomatic Loaded. ZOjOOO mllee members have publicly stated they solution to the war that has befallen Fair tonight with a low in the 80s. White *5195 S 'n * / . $ 7 , 9 8 0 TIMMAOnCWACM Their offices are right next to assume his new post until October thought Corwin deserved to be I M 0 , 1 6 3 * your country,” Reagan told his Mostly cloudy Wednesday with 80 Morkur XR4TI *11,495 $8,999 • 1252. 42,000origMm»n. Q Q K each other on the second floor of the He was named M CC president on hired. ^ INVOICE UPON REQUEST I N t C IW W •kttnndimi, ...... listeners. “ But we will remain firm afternoon rain likely and highs 70 to 1984 Olds Custom Cruiser Lowe Building at Manchester Com­ Aug. 14. “ I ’m one of the persons who felt in our policy. Dur objective re­ 75. Details on page 2. 85 Bulok Ragal *7495 k Scranton Chrysler Plymouth located 3.3 Loadwt, 45/300 milM munity Collegh. However, only one On Monday, Corwin declined to we should have had a woman NNMAieaNE $7 Q Q R mains the same: peace and demo­ 86 Olda Calais *8395 ' miles North of Vernon Circle next to Fa- of them will be occupying the office comment on the hiring of Daube, president,” Mary Ann Bianchi, $5,440 $8,999 EI2S4. ffMt S ^ , (MfM; xunroo/. m - J cracy in Central America. f blan Drug Store. of the president. saying the point was moot since the director of Women in Transition, an 84 Oran. Marq. L8 *8695 “ Your struggle has and always Index k MprieaalnolujeanyapiilkitliltlaianryrafialaawiMimllodaalar.Aa D r. Luene H . Corwin, dean of college board of trustees’ decision office that helps women returning 7 prieaaa«

THE WEATHER MANCHES’TER HERALD. ’Tuesday. Aug. 25. 1987 — $ REGIONAL WEATHER tlw A o c v -V r'loncM «or»AJl.\MMtaMdiy.Augint28 Accu-Wc^l^^forecast lor Wednesday Daytime CondWons and High Temperatures Dis^nt heard as 8th directors OK ballot questions ByBaa AlaxAIaw Glralll B IF THE TOWN and district Anoclota Editor :%¥SSSPSS;:ft4¥: existence.” y agreement is approved, thedistrict times, district directors and E Z 3 I 2 S would give up its sewers and take And Joyner said the state’s members of STEAL, a grimp Directors of the Eighth Utilities over a town-owned firehouse, along Department of Environmental Pro­ opposed to forced consolidation, Monday night unanimnously voted 8th voters will decide these with some territory where the town tection is opposed to small sewer had told the negotiators to stick to a to put four questions before district now provides fire protection. When Eighth Utilties District Manchester? authorities, favoring regional Buckland for Buckland swap in Are voters on a proposed agreement authorities. In order to become effectiverthe voters go to the |n>IIs on Nov. 3, they Shall the Eighth Utilities District and sewer jurisdiction. Mtween the town and the district, agreement has to be approved by will have the chance to vote on at appropriate $713,000 to purchase But the arguments did not though several directors still -least four questions involving an the district voters, who are the the Buckland Fire Station from the persuade Longest, Tripp or Direc­ LANDERS, WHO attended the strongly oppose the agreement. agreement between the town and district’s legislative body. Town of Manchester ? tor Thomas Landers, who all negotiation meetings, said tow n district over fire and sewer assets Before the vote, two of the district Shall the Eighth Utilities District vehemently oppose surrendering negotiators kept saying, “ get out o f LaBelle said that if the agree­ and jurisdiction. negotiators defended the terms of relinquish its fire protection au­ the district’s sewers. the sewer business” and thedistrict f e i ment is not approved, endless A fifth may be added if the Bubbling Waters the proposed agreement, and came thority to 38 units of the Northfield negotiators buckled. litigation between the town and district’s legal counsel, John D. Longest argued that a $1 million One of the biggest attractions at Yellowstone National in for more criticism from its Green Condominium and to 191 He said the town saw the talks as AM antic opponents. district is inevitable and it will be LaBelle Jr., decides a vote will be Green Manor Road? Tolland Turnpike sewer and a Park ^l “Old Faithful.” The geyser gushes faithfully 23 costly. ” an opportunity to take by negotia­ Ocean District President Walter Joyner necessary to have the district ask Shall the Eighth Utilities District $900,000 Slater Street sewer are ” If you turn down this agree­ tion what they failed to take by times a day. While geysers and other types of hot and attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., the General Assembly to change a extend its boundaries to furnish fire three years down the road and that ment, the town is going to try to put special act giving the district aggression.’’ springs are spectacular sights, their odors repel many the district’s legal counsel, submit­ protection in the Bryan Farms- one proposed along Hale Road is in you out of the sewer business,” authority to expand within certain Landers said the main goal of the 01967 Aocu W««B>»>. Inc visitors. The stench occurs when underground minerals ted a report they said showed that If Tolland Turnpike area ? disputed territory and may be the LaBelle contended. territory in the northern part of town’s responsibility. Eighth District negotiators was to 2 the agreement is not approved, the The first two questions are made are released into the air through the steaming water. LaBelle said the district would town. continguent on the execution of the protect the district fire deparment. district will have to install sewers The brilliant colors of many hot springs come from have to front the money to finance Here are the questions. town and district agreement. The He said a proposed sewer for a The team’s intentions were good, he and build a firehouse at costs that the sewers and might not be able to Shall the Eighth Utilities District last is contingent on getting a road south of the proposed Mall at said. fungi. Yellowstone was named for the yellow fungus will raise the district tax to 10.25 Temps drop in North collect outlet charges from the new relinquish its sewer authority upon petition from the majority of Buckland Hills is part of the work Landers disagreed with the argu­ found in many of the hot springs there. mills for at least four years. sewer users to get its money back. payment of $713,000 by the Town of property owners in Bryan Farms. the town plans under a $13 million ment that the district would be in a But directors Samuel Longest DO Y O U KNOW — In what state is Yellowstone He said that though the district bond issue. That bond quuestion is bad position legally if the agree­ and Joseph ’Tripp challenged the as the West gets rain National Park located? may have better service, district tied up now in legal controversy. ment is not made. “ We are not figures, arguing that some of the residents may want to shift to town Tripp said the sewer cost figures defenseless,” he said. ” We have MONDAY’S ANSWER — Redwoods are not deciduous sewers listed in the report do not trict Director Willard Marvin Granville Lingard, district fire are highly exaggerated. some tactics.” By The Associated Press service i f the district service argued that the district lost its Light rain was scattered from trees; they are evergreens. have to be built for several years marshal and an alternate on the Landers, saying he would work Director Lorraine Boutin said, becomes more exfiensive In the bargaining power in the sewer the Dakotas and Nebraska across and others are the responsibility of future. district negotiation team, said that against passage of the agreement, ” We don’t have a sewer system, we The upper half of the nation had 8-25-87 • Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 matters 13 years ago when It gave central Illinois into central the town, not the district, in any if the district does not get the town criticized the negotiators, saying have pipes in the ground. I ’m tired below-normal temperatures to­ case. up its sewage disposal plant and Indiana. LaBELLE, JOYNER and Dis- firehouse and builds one 500 away that they had overstepp^ their of all the bickering back and forth. I day while rain was scattered A Newspaper In Education Program hooked into the town system. from it, “ you’ve lost your reason for bounds. He said that at various feel it’s up to the people.” across sections of the West. Thunderstorms ended in the Sponsored by Showers and thunderstorms Southeast Monday evening. were widespread across the The Manchester Herald Rockies and from eastern New Re-Entry Below-normal temperatures Mexico across the Texas Panhan­ across the northern half of the School board dle and Oklahoma. nation included widespread early-morning readings in the Almanac director 50s. The 40s were common across Today’s weather picture was drawn by Darcee Nevin, 9, who Weather Trivia the northern Appalachians. lives on Pearl Street and attends Nathan Hale Whool. Aug. is hired bans students What wind speed classifies a 25, 1987 TODAY’S TRIVIA- Which film character Today’s forecast called for rain was portrayed by Sean Connery? (a) 'C a te g o ry 5 ' hurricane, the Today Is the 237th fTTi^rr from Montana across the Dako­ -i.*j James Bond (b) Lawrence of Arabia (c) By Andrew J. Davis highest category? d a y o f 1987 a n d the Mike Hammer Herald Reporter tas and upper Mississippi Valley CONNECTICUT WEATHER 66th day ofsummet into the lower Ohio Valley; from smoking Jeffery Cox, a former case thunderstorms scattered across TODAY’S BARBS manager at the Samaritan Shelter, the southern Rockies, southern Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In BY PHIL PASTORET has been hired as the new director and central High Plains, south Tonight, fair. Low in the 50s. Wednesday, mostly 1944, Allied forces arrived in Paris, lib­ A legislative subcommittee's chief duty of the Manchester Area Conference New ailes let adults light up Texas and the Atlantic Coast; and cloudy. A 60 percent chance of rain in the afternoon erating the city from Nazi rule. is to select the Ingredients tor those of Churches’ Project Re-Entry, a few showers in northern Maine. High 70 to 75. TODArS BIRTHDAYS: Bret Harfe long loaves of French bread the dell said a MACC spokeswoman. delivers. West Coastai, East Coastal: Tonight, fair. Low (1836); Ruby Keeler (1909); Leonard Cox will take over for Johnson in a few designated areas Highs should be in the 60s from Bernstein (1918); Althea Gibson Omokeye, who resigned his post in Montana across the northern around 60. Wednesday, mostly cloudy. A 60 percent (1927); Sean Connery (1930) June, said Barbara Baker, chair­ Most leaks o( confidential Information Bv Andrew J. Davis Plains and upper Mississippi chance of rain in the afternoon. High 70 to 75. woman of the MACC personnel for a student to violate the new occur through the holes In the heads of Herald Reporter Valley to the upper Great Lakes TODAY’S QUOTE: "One big vice in a committee. The program, which policy. Kennedy said. Just ea rrin g Hills: Tonight, fair. Low 45 to 50. man Is apt to keep out a great many those possessing it. and across upstate New York and helps ex-prisoners adjust to life smoking materials on school prop­ Wednesday, mostly cloudy. A 60 percent chance of smaller ones" — Bret Harte. Manchester public school stu­ erty is a violation, he said. northern New England; 90s to outside prison, has been without a ram in the afternoon. High around 70 dents will no longer be allowed to "You can’t walk around with the around 100 from the southern TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (a) Sean director for three months since Omokeye left. smoke during school hours because cigarette unlit hanging out of your Plains to Florida and Georgia, in O HHI. R.i.. and Montauk TODAY’S MOON: Day after Connery portrayed agent 007, James of a new anti-smoking policy new moon. Bond. Cox will begin work on Sept. 8. mouth,” Kennedy said. " I f you’ve interior and southwest Point: Wind west 10 knots today, variable 5 to 10 knots adopted by the Board of Education got it, it’s as bad as lighting it.” Oregon, and across the desert □ © a n . NEWSFSPKR E N n n P R lS E ASSN. though the MACC board will not Monday night. tonight, shifting to the southeast and increasing to 15 to If a student is caught with mA m SSI vote on his hiring until Sept. 9, she Southwest; and 70s to 80s across 20 knots Wednesday afternoon. Seas 1 foot or less today said. According to Dr. James P. smoking materials, disciplinary most of the rest of the nation. Kennedy, school superintendent, Cox was chosen over eight others action will be taken, said Jacob and tonight, building to 2 to 3 feet late Wednesday the policy will prohibit smoking for Astrograph who were interviewed for the job. Ludes III, principal of Manchester all students at any time of the He had left the shelter earlier this High School. Ludes was at the school day. but permits faculty and board meeting. year to do similar work with the visitors to smoke. ity and humility are traits that can help homeless in other parts of the Under the first offense, a one-day The new policy will take the place in-school suspension will be served ‘If o u r enhance your Imago today. Let others country. Baker said. see that you're a nice guy with whom all She said Cox was chosen over the of a guideline that prohibited and the school will notify the can get along. AP photo smoking for students through grade ^ r t h d a y other candidates for the $16.000-a- student’s parents. On the second AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today, "9. The old ■■■ - policy ------also prohibited (hiblt • PEOPLE year post because of his past offense, a three-day in-school sus­ judge others the same way you would Hone whispen high school students from smoking Wednesday, Aug. 26,1987 experience with the shelter. pension and a parent conference like them to judge you If the roles were in areas other than those will be required. On the third Your possibilities for material growth reversed. This is a sure-fire formula, "H e’s worked with us before.” A horse at the Briggs Stables in designated. Tammy’s gospel look promising for the year ahead, pro­ Baker said, “ so we know of his as the two animals poked their heads out offense, a five-day out-of-school Watchers program. guaranteed to win you friends. Faculty members and visitors vided you manage your resources pru­ qualifications.” Hanover, Mass., seems to be

MANCHESTER HERAT.n, Tuesday, Aug. 25. 1987 — 7 OPINION 'Scopes II’ heads for top court Don’t judge Tennessee suit targets ‘godless’ books like ‘The Wizard of Oz’ By Bill Rawlins public school the rest of the day. D.C., attorney representing the 1983, claiming that the required ir The Associated Press The appeals court ordered Hull to families, said he would appeal to books violated their beliefs by Jack dismiss the entire case. the nation’s highest court. teaching evolution, secular huma­ M C C p rexy NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Seven Vicki Frost, a Rogersville mother “ We always viewed this level of nism, the occult, feminism and Anderson families whose award of more than and leading witness in the case, the decision as just a whisUestop on other beliefs they consider godless. $50,000 was overturned in a suit said she was not disappointed that the way to an ultimate decision by Chief Judge Pierce Lively, writ­ dubbed “ Scopes II” pledged a U.S. Hull’s decision was reversed, say­ the U.S. Supreme Court,” said ing for the appeals court, ruled that Supreme Court battle to shield their ing the case was not over. Farris, reached by telephone. He there was no violation of First too quickly children from ’’godless” books like “ I know the Lord does all things represents Concerned Women for Amendment rights because the “ The Wizard of Oz.” well,” she said. “ Victory is always America, a Washington-based lob­ school board did not force the “ We didn’t start it to lose,” said won when you do what’s right. We bying group retained on behalf of children to believe what they read Robert L. Mozert, one of the do have God-given rights to prac­ the families. in a series of Holt, Rinehart, Most of the members of the Manchester fundamentalist Cliristian parents tice what we believe.” Rebecca Hagelin, a group spo­ Winston textbooks. whose lawsuit was rejected Mon­ Community College staff appear very willing Drugs^ money The parents listed more than 300 keswoman, said the organization Farris said the court’s rationale day by the 6th U.S. Circuit Ck>urt of objections to the assigned readings, works to preserve the rights of implies that “ the First Amendment to accept the new college president. Dr. Appeals in Cincinnati. “ A tempor­ including passages from “ The families and Judeo-Christian tradi­ only applies in cases of brainwash­ Jonathan M. Daube, on his merits as they ary delay will not spoil the victory Diary of Anne Frank,” which was tions. She said the group wanted the ing,” which he called “ a narrow, in the end.” perceive them, despite the knowledge that he and offer for said to instruct that all religions are dase appealed. limited view.” The appeals court reversed a equal in God’s eye, and from “ The Timothy Dyk, a Washington Lively wrote that apparently the got something of a rebuff iast October at decision by U.S. District Judge Wizard of Oz,” which they said lawyer retained by the liberal families assumed “ that material Berkshire Community College, where he was Thomas G. Hull, who ruled last contradicted the Bible’s lesson that lobbying group People for the clearly presented as poetry, fiction president. frequent fliers October that the Hawkins County ail witches are bad. American Way to back the county and even ‘make-believe’ in the Holt school board violated the families’ The lawsuit also objected to Board of Education in the lawsuit, series were presented as facts rights by ignoring their religious They are quite right not to make judgments < passages in stories by anthropolo­ called the appellate ruling “ a which the students were required to WASHINGTON — Is a drug company running its i beliefs and requiring their children gist Margaret Mead, science fiction wonderful decision. I think it’s a believe. Nothing in the record on the basis of two votes of no confidence cast own “ frequent flier program” to reward doctors J to read the assigned texts or leave writer Isaac Asimov, and fairy tale great triumph for the public school supports this assumption.” public school. against Dr. Daube for taking an action that ‘Thoi’ll be $12.50 for the gas. $3.10 for the oil, and there’s'no charoe for who prescribe its hypertension medication ? One author Hans Christian Andersen. system.” The July 1986 trial took place 150 Hull, who heard the case in was in accord with the advice of legal counsel the naval escorts In the Persian Gulf.” ^n^rge lor irate physician thinks it is, and the company’s Mrs. Frost said the families’ Dyk said reversal of Hull’s miles from Dayton, where Clarence Greenville, awarded the families attorneys will first ask all 16 judges decision “ will allow them (public Darrow and William Jennings for the college board to which he was marketing tactic has aroused concern on Capitol damages of more than $50,000. He Hill. of the 6th Circuit to review the schools) to go about their business Bryan argued in the 1925 “ Scopes” responsible. also ruled that children could be three-judge panel’s ruling. the way they have for generations.” trial whether evolution should be Referring to the free airline tickets and other taught reading at home and go to Michael Farris, a Washington, The parents sued the board in taught in Tennessee public schools. Among the many concerns of a college gifts offered to physicians who prescribe the drug Z president, one is the legal protection of the and answer a questionnaire on Ayerst ' institution that pays his salary. Laboratories’s drug Inderal LA. Dr. John Graves ^ Reagan wrote: “ I am very concerned about this form of - The truth of the matter is that if No answers yet With all the comments about marketing in medicine as I feel it creates a clear * If Daube, as president of Manchester the $13,000,000 bond which has parking capacity at “ the game conflict of interest for the physician in their been estimated to run $24 million pushing Community College, ignored legal advice and on bond question site,” let’s not forget that parking prescribing habits.” The marketing ploy, he told " Book Three Great to $27 million to cover principal is preceded by traffic. A traffic there was some unfortunate result, he would To the Editor: us, “ gives the appearance of impropriety.” and interest over 10 years is an impact study should be required come in for criticism. The company denied that its gift program was a ■ accuratestatement published and as part of any application to adoption I do not intend to carry on a marketing device. Ayerst spokesman Joseph M. - confirmed to me in writing, then quantify the impact of visiting The committee that picked Daube for the correspondence war with Mr. this equals an average payback of Mahady said the program is a “ research tool,” : Vacations In One. gamespeople on road safety (and post from among liis applicants checked the Kenneth Tedford — especially designed to help the company develop a "patient SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) $2.4 million per year to cover the to substantiate the promoter’s since his letter of Aug. 19 was — President Reagan, in a move circumstances surrounding Daube’s suspen­ $13 million bond. unsupport^ claim that Laser- profile.” Participating doctors are asked to fill out - obviously written by someone in a seven-question survey form classifying the billed as part of his anti-abortion sion of two faculty members at Berkshire Since one mill in 1987-88 is quest traffic would be no greater AP photo the town administration. I have patients for whom they prescribe Inderal LA, drive, is calling for a task force estimated to generate $783,991. than that of the prior Mott’s Community Coilege and concluded he was too much respect for Mr. Tedford according to age, sex. race, dosage and other Wreaths, flowers and an American flag placed by report before Thanksgiving on then $2.4 million divided by store) Also, an evaluation of the ways to help American couples justified. to believe he would pen such a medications. $738,991 equals approximately passersby mark the interection of Middlebelt Road and adopt children. memo. driving patterns and conduct of 3.25 mills per year which the players vs. hou.sewives doing According to Graves, an assistant professor at ' Interstate 94 in Romulus, Mich. Monday. The area was “ Americans are a warm­ Some MCC faculty members probably have However. I’ll address my re­ taxpayers of Manchester will be grocery shopping must be consi­ Bowman Gray School of Medicine in opened to general traffic Monday for the first time since hearted, caring people, and for marks to Mr. Tedford and point unpleasant memories of a former president contributingtowardthemallifthe dered in any traffic impact Winston-Salem, N.C., an Ayerst representative told years, American couples have out that his letter failed to answer the crash of Northwest Airlines Fiight 255 on Aug. 16. who was considered somewhat capricious in bond is approved. analysis of this unique facility. him that doctors who submit quesUonnaires on 50 reached out to embrace children the two major points stated in my who otherwise would grow up his dealings with faculty, but that is not a good If the mall was paying its share The proposed Laserquest loca­ Inderal LA patients are given a free airline ticket- letter with specific facts rather without a stable family life,” reason to get edgy. of taxes and to the General Fund, tion may be expected to increase anywhere in the United States. He said he was tolS “ than generalities. Reagan said Monday in establish­ then we could anticipate our taxes traffic on Middle Turnpike, Cen­ there are other, more valuable prizes for filling oOl Therefore, Mr. Tedford, Iwould ing the interagency task force. to be 3.25 mills less per year over ter, Main and North Main streets. up to 200 survey forms. ‘Feisty’ survivor Daube deserves to have his new associates like you to publicly answer the “ We must expand and broaden the 10-year period. It’s as simple Gamespeople will turn many our efforts to make sure that at the college assume he is as capable of good following questions relating to the as that. Graves first raised his objections to the Ayerst neighborhood streets into “ race­ free-gift program in a recent issue of the New America’s family-less children are leadership as the first impressions he made $13 million in increment bonds to Now. Mr. Tedford, please show ways to the games,” i.e., Vernon, England Journal of Medicine. Noting that the - adopted,” the president said in a on them suggest. pay for the road and utilities the senior citizens how this project reunited with doii statement issued in Santa Barbara West Vernon, Woodbridge improvements surrounding the market for hypertension medication is clearly a will help them. Parker, Oakland, Wyllys, Porter! as be vacationed at his nearby mall: competitive one, and aggressive promotion can be ranch. "W e must do all we can to The healthiest sign of a good start is that Dr. Ferguson, etc. Business II zone is expected. Graves said he thinks Ayerst’s technique 1. Have all the specifications for J.R. Smyth -Crash probe turns to report remove obstacles that prevent n o v a S C O T IA Luene H. Corwin, dean of aacademic affairs not a permitted location for what reflected "questionable ethical standards.” qualified adoptive parents from those improvements been writ­ 48 Strawberry Lane at the college and one of those who was passed has now become Laserquest The company spokesman implied that the free accepting these children into their ten? If not. when will they be Manchester stadium. that alarms were disconnected up in favor of Daube, is ready to work with prepared? gifts were needed as an inducement for doctors to home.” No doubt the next issue will be White House spokesman Marlin him for the betterment of the college. 2. Have the specifications for fill out the survey questionnaires. “ Completion of hardship.” For the stadium survey forms and processing of paperwork is DETROIT (AP) — An injured, wing flaps are out of standard Fitzwater, asked whether the task the road and utility work been put ‘Game’ Is wrong orphaned little girl’s cry of "That's developers to plead hardship in required of participating physicians,” he wrote, ’ - takeoff position before the crash. force is part of Reagan's campaign So is Mary Ann Bianchi, a college staff out to bid? If not, when are they my doll” brought a glimmer of Joy against abortion, replied that “ it’s light of the year-long public and and professional honoraria commensurate with ... The plane’s cockpit voice re­ With Just One CaJL scheduled to be released? for Business II to the aftermath of the nation's corder has not shown that such an fair to say that is in that area.” member who was a champion of Dr. Corwin. privateoppusition because invest­ these efforts are offered. 3. Has a schedule showing the second-worst air disaster, as inves­ alarm sounded before takeoff, An abortion rights leader said the To the Editor: ments may have been made Come to Canada cind enter a world of Eiqoy an autumn value vacation on a start and completion of the work Selections include diagnostic equipment, j" tigators tried to determine if a NTSB spokeswoman Drucella And­ approach being taken by tbe Others should follow their example. without required town approvals been established? medical taxtbooks, or air travel to attend m ^ c a l ' cookpit alarm system had been erson reiterated Monday. president could lead to intimidation enchantment great Canadian Island. and permits is his business risk. It We’re a foreign destination that’s very close to home 4. Have all necessary legal I cannot accept as final the meetings The program is designed to enable • - disconnected. The alarm aboard Flight 255 of pregnant women seeking to cope Prince Edward Island is home to one of the world's is not a legitimate defense or — in very many ways. actions been taken against land opinion of Tom O’Marra that the physicians to attend the meeting of tt.-!r selection Four-year-old Cecilia Cicban, the sounded when the crew shut down with unplanned pregnancies. Kate great literary legends. Anne of Green Gables, a novel argument for PZC approval. lone survivor of the Aug. 16 crash of Michelman, executive director of owners to insure that all claims proposed Laserquest amusement rather than a pre-arranged symposium. ’The one engine to conserve fuel while We speak the same language but with some unique experience on the live musical stage or at her fabled These factors are the same as in Northwest Flight 2SS at Detroit taxiing after the plane arrived in the national Abortion Rights Action North Shore home. against the town will be resolved center is a permitted use in a honorarium is modest when one considers it is ; differences. The only difference between our Business II zone. Laserquest is the m y letters of April 28 and May 15to Metropolitan Airport, was given Detroit from Saginaw, WJBK-TV League, said the government dollars and your dollars is that yours are worth in time for the work to start? offered in return for a full year of program her doll Monday after it was found should not be spending money, time The Island is cradled at the crossroads of the Gulf of St. first interactive amusement the PZC. Again, Laserquest is not participation and the completion of survey forms quoted an unidentified investigator considerably more when you spend them in Canada. 5. Have the financial arrange­ in the wreckage. as saying. The crew disabled the and energy promoting one repro­ Lawrence and the Northumberland Strait, where we a permitted use in Business II on at least 50 patients.” Canada offers you a wonderful opportunity to see ments from the start of the road game proposed for ourtown. It isa The girl, whose parents and alarm system, which also monitors ductive option over another. befriend Nova Scotia via a many-splendoured 14-mile “ game” that requires “ players” zone. another count^ without going and utility work to the completion The company’s written statement did not say .. .. 6-year-old brother were among the the wing flaps, by disconnecting a "Adoption is a viable and impor­ car ferry ride. communicate with “targets” via too far from home. been made? If so, please publish whether it monitored the physicians’ choice of 156 people killed in the crash, had circuit breaker, the station tant option for women facing an So close and yet so different from our Maritime Al Lutz the schedule. infrared beams and the “ targets” airline tickets to make sure they were used to asked for the unnamed doll from reported. unplanned pregnancy, but it is only Nova Scotia is the only \ friends. Prince Edward Island is a patchwork quilt of respond with the intent to immo­ 9 Stephen St. attend medical meetings. The company spokesman" her hospital bed. one,” she said. "Women should not eastern Province where you This, Mr. Tedford, is what I “ The circuit breaker was lustrous foliage, remarkable red soil and rolling green bilize each other in a contest of Manchester declined to comment beyond the written statement Cecilia’s uncle, David Cichan, be intimidated or pressured into can start your Canadian referred to in item 1 of my letter to pulled,” the investigator told hedgerows. reaction time and skill. There can Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Callf., told our reporter pulled the doll from behind his back WJBK. “ We know that for a fact.” adoption or abortion or foster care vacation with a taste of salt the editor dated Aug. 8. You failed ana asked her, “ Do you know who or any of the options. They have to From the tranquil to the adventuresome, we offer you be no doubt that zoning regulation Gary Clouser he is concerned over such marketing " "Nothing has been said by the air on an ocean cruise. be supported to come to the decision three coastal scenic drives, dozens of restaurants, tocoverthispointinyourmemoof II, 11.01.04, expressly excludes practices, and suggested that they are linked to the., thffi is?,” said John Turck, a NTSB about the circuit breaker Aug. 19. spokesman for University of Michi­ that is best for them and their great golf courses, “ carousels, shooting gallaries. drug companies’ campaign to promote their being pulled or not pulled,” Ander­ The other m ajor point in my Letters to the editor gan Hospitals in Ann Arbor. family.” a sense of place and freak shows and sim ilar amuse­ profitable brand-name prescriptions over generic ■ son said. "Obviously, that’s some­ T h e ih /£ W M / s ______letter regarding property taxes “ She said, 'That’s my doll,’ and Early this month, speaking to sense of space. ment devices.” Laserquest is not drugs. thing that we’re looking into.” presents the Indian and the impact on senior citizens Letters should be brief and to smiled, and seemed comforted by A preliminary check of Flight anti-alMrtion activists in Washing­ a permitted use in a Business II The incentives offered to doctors to prescribe it,” ’Turck said. "It appears to ton, Reagan announced a series of was vaguely covered in item 8 of the point. They should be typed or 255’s flight data recorder has Summer Special. a i iW A R D zone. certain drugs “cloud their judgment,” Waxman ■ mean something to her.” regulations denying use of federal your memo. You stated that neatly handwritten, and, for ease indicated the wing flaps were not The new Scotia Prince is | Business II zones are intended in editing, should be double­ said. He also pointed out that the cost of the gifts to‘ ^cilia of Tempe, Ariz., re­ extended before takeoff, officials dollars for abortion counseling and bigger and better than ever. Ragmaraa >n Pana'r'a What an Island! ISIAISQ senior citizens and all residents mained listed in serious condition referral services by about 4,500 to provide services to local spaced. Letters must be signed physicians is ultimately passed on to the drug T ' ” have said. But two witnesses, There are more rooms and more room. And lots of will benefit immediately from the today in the hospital’s burn unit. family planning centers. At the neighborhoods, i.e., a market company’s customers. Waxman is chairman of tht ' including^a pilot, told investigators great things to do, too. Play the odds in our enlarged Nova Scotia. Where there’s so much to sea. retail, hotel, office and residential with name, address and daytime Dr. Werner Spitz, Wayne Coun­ same time he pledged that he would baseof2to3miles.maybe5miles. House subcommittee on health and the they saw the flaps extended. casino and lounge. Dance the night away to live In early fall. Nova Scotia displays the first tinges of red units that will be constructed in telephone number (for ty’s medical examiner, said Mon­ take other steps to aid the anti­ © 1»*7 by N£A. KK Laserquest promoters have environment. ' V and gold that make an autumn by the sea such a verification). day the official death toll from the As for the victims, the remains of abortion cause. entertainment. Shop the duty-free store. Dine on our What a shame! But the are the area. I fail to see where any of stated this business venture de­ beautiful sight. Beautiful colours splash across The Herald reserves the right to Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, chairman of*' " nation’s second-worst air disaster all but one have been turned over to “ It is true that adoption is an famous gourmet meals. Or relax in our new "no having their problems, too!" these amenities will offer senior mountains, valleys and sparkling streams. mands a 20- to 30-mile, probably edit letters in the interests of the antitrust and business subcommittee, said: was 156. Two of the victims were family members. Spitz said. Arran­ alternative to abortion, and one smoking’’ Club Room. I citizens any benefits. 50-mile, market base. brevity, clarity and taste. am aware of numerous objections raised in motorists killed when the plane gements for the final victim were that we would like to help and make We’ll get you from Portland, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Warm sunny days invite you to explore our unspoiled connection with the marketing practices of som e' ' crashed and broke apart on an being made with friends in San sure that there aren’t rules and Scotia and back in style on a delightful 11-hour cruise. nature, charming market towns and our bustling firms who are experiencing generic competition." ’' airport belt road, he said. Francisco, he said. laws and regulations which are capital city, Halifax. The evenings urge you to dine on Take advantage of our Indian Summer Special — These include charges of unfair and ™ The question of whether the Officials in suburban Romulus, hindering the adoption process,” succulent freshly-caught seafood, attend live theatre motorists' round trip for only $321 for two people, up anti-competitive behavior.” jetliner’s wing flaps and slats were where the crash occurred, talked Fitzwater said. and enjoy our exciting nightlife. Dishonor on the federal bench in Biloxi not properly set for ta keoff could be about erecting a monument, and so Reagan is himself an adoptive to 35 % off our regular fare! Includes passage, auto, Ken Feather, acting director of the Food and ...... Set yourself a leisurely pace. Make new friends. The answered in “ hours to days,” many motorists stopped along the father. He and his first wife, actress economy cabin on night crossing from Portland, and Drug Administration’s division of drug advertising'*' antique and craft shops, golf courses, campgrounds, BILOXI, Miss. - Judge Walter L. Nixon Jr. sUll National Transportation Safety crash site to lay wreaths that Jane Wyman, adopted a son, enjoy the Bountiful Buffet on return day sailing from regularly uses the somber, wood-paneled father was a longtime county commissioner here and labeling, said his office has reviewed Inderal Board member John Lauber said troopers issued tickets to keep Michael. Yarmouth; available Sunday through Thursday. Or tennis courts, restaurants, boutiques and highways chambers reserved for the chief judge of the U S When local residents discuss the case the one LA promotional material and found nothing that Monday in Washington. traffic flowing. Fitzwater said the task force is drive on any Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday from are free of the summer crowds. District Court in the squat federal building here on word they repeatedly use is “ tragedy.” Nixon’s violates FDA regulations. The ethical issue is hot' “ I saw two pieces of wing: one Cards, toys and other gifts for being asked to report by Nov. 22 on September 2 to 23 and pay half fare for your vehicle What remains is a vacation that Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. critics say it’s a tragedy that he brought shame to within FDA’s purview, he said. •■ **•• had the flaps extended and one had O cilia continued flooding the hos­ ways to overcome “barriers to each way. Other 4 to 7 day inclusive packages dreams are made of — and Robert the community and the judiciary, while his them retracted,” NTSB spokesman pital, spokeswoman Catherine Cu- adoption.” available. our “ down home’’ But Nixon no longer presides over any litigation. defenders say it’s a tragedy that a brilliant legal Alan Pollock said after examining reton said. Donations to a fund set “ Up until now, the federal friendly people who Indeed, he has been on an indefinite self-imposed the wreckage. Experts have said up in Ocilia’s name exceeded government has not really taken a career has been truncated by specious allegations. Mini-editorial give you a genuinely' leave of absence from his official duties since a W alters the flaps should have been extended $30,000 by Monday afternoon, she good and comprehensive look at Just when we’re about to despair entirely of *- ',"• warm welcome. federal grand jury indicted him two years ago on ^xon was accused of accepting royalty interests to provide lift during takeoff, but said. this problem,” he said. /’’J Prince o f Fundy \ lawyers as a class and endorse the Shakespearean'...-^ bribery and perjury charges. in three oil and gas wells in 1981 from Wiley Pollock said what he saw was n C ru ises Limited Fairchild, a wealthy Hattiesburg, Miss., rebel’s famous exhortation to mass solicitorcide, ..... inconclusive. P.O. Box 4216. SlaUoo A 1 Poxtltnd. M ain* 04101 Until late 1981, no sitting federal judge had never the legal profession does something that makes Call Today! businessman. In return, Nixon allegedly promised Investigators still must deter­ been indicted in this country. Since then, however, perfect sense. The American Bar Association Despite that acquittal, the Judicial Conference of to aid Fairchild if his help was ever needed. Nixon mine whether the flaps and related CHOOSE YOUR MORTGAGE three have been formally accused of engaging in retained Zsa Zsa Gabor to address its fam ily law equipment were jolted, damaged or PRINCE EDWARD For guide books, brochures and complete the United States, a panel of 27 appellate judges paid Fairchild $9,500 for the well leases but they ISLAND. criminal activities. Two have been convicted. section on the subject of divorce and alimony. And ***" otherwise affected by the impact of FROM A WIDE VARIETY information On Nova Scotia, PriiKe E ^ a r d charged with setting policy for the federal produced more than $60,000 in Income. Are those recent developments evidence of the crash, Lauber said. judiciary, has recommended to Congress that it put Zsa Zsa’s world-class expertise up against a‘ ' Island and Prince of Fundy Cruises, unprecedented corruption within the federal According to the government, Nixon had an A Detroit television station re­ OF OPTIONS “ consideration of impeachment may be speech by Supreme Court Justice Byron White. No_„„ call toll free Judiciary, a branch of government long renowned opportunity to return the favor In 1982 when contest. ported Monday that the crew of Halifax warranted.” An impeachment resolution was FLEXIBILITY- for its probity and integrity? Fairchild’s son, Drew, was accused of Flight 255 had disconnected an NOVA SCOTIA introduced in the House five months ago but the alarm meant to sound when the TH R EE YEAR Probably not. Since federal judges are fallible participating in a drug-smuggling conspiracy at Judiciary Committee has shown no inclination to VARIABLE MORTGAGE INTEREST mortals, it’s likely that some of them have always the Hattiesburg airport. Although state rather than % lun 1-800-341-7540 act upon it. New York succumbed to illegal temptations but have been federal charges were involved, Nixon was accused Call 7 days a week from 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Judge Harry E. Claiborne of Las Vegas was • 2.5% annual cap of interceding with the prosecutor in the case on insulated from prosecution because of their special convicted in 1984 of attempting to evade federal status. behalf of Drew Fairchild. JKaurliPstpr Hrralft • 5% lifetime cap taxes by failing to report approximately $100,000 in % APn Last year, Nixon was acquitted of the bribery Thus, the recent spate of indictments and trials income. He was senteijced to two years in prison Founded In 1881 • Evening and weekend^—..-— could well indicate a salutary shift away from the charge and one perjury count — but he was and fined $10,000. PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publtah*. 1M .GOaMn mMmuni. Plln tubRot» to Chong*. traditional belief that federal judges somehow are ronvicted on two other charges of lying to a grand 5 appointments z' JEN Because Claiborne refused to relinquish his above the law. jury, then sentenced to five years in prison. 2Sel°e ...... judgeship and salary. Congress last year was That conviction was upheld four months ago by ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Am ocIM* Editor C a n a i i a The first of the three indicted — and the only one forced to take the extraordinary step of 872-2140 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. If acquitted - was Judge Alcee L. Hastings of Miami, impeaching him. 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Scbub CHAMuet-Moemc fToPoW 'V tMESE CLtCKttti WAVE . . a f t e r a WmilE, ' ^ ^ A MAfTV MA8tT,2(P. sixTseun ~ w F/K^rena ' w oestboveo w aat L irn c Ev/erw THING-fflUALj B U S I N F A i S ______0MC6 Voy nAdT.IT'i' I dom'T MAwr COMTlWUlxy WAS l e f t almost FoRmEO Es/caVTilING else ANO HEY'WHERE’S EVERyBOPi' Business In Brief LIWE a M P M K t'fon To /v\»4< < AN OPINION IN MOOERn life ■ NO VoviR MIND 6oeS NUm8 60IN67C0ME BACK! vowr? BAct: ON MADomi'A'J' /WATTcn Ml»y “IMTERESTEO" 'anp youR to v i. IS Commercial/' Vou BECoaiE in a 5how,Vou SVCH€0 INTO TH'ryBE CAN T RESIST TH'POW ^ AnO yowRC >X'ST a pair Interest rales up slightly on T-Mlle Vou HAVE To SWITCM TO OF ( i t f il g if - AnO A ANOTHeR f WASHING’TON — Interest rates on short-term Treasury Oil prices tumble, then recover securities inched up in the latest auction, with rates on both three-month and six-month bills rising. NEW TO RK (A P) — The oil futures market The Treasury Department on Monday sold $6.6 bilUon in hasn t lost a drop of volatility as prices fell to Analysts said the market’s mercurial move Persian Gulf, said Stephen J. McKlernan, of the uree-month biiis at an average discount rate of 6.12'percent, up Indicated traders may be looking for a floor after their lowest level since spring. McKiernan k Co. commodities firm. from 5.97 percent laat week. Another $6.6 billion waa sold in ’• m i more than a week of heavy losses. After tambling early in response to reports of Traders increased buying In expectation that six-month biiis at an average discount rate of 6.16 percent, up As tim session opened, analysts said traders overpi^uction by the Organization of Petro- a serious confrontation could lead to reduced oil from 6.12 percent last week. TME SUN 15 r SORRY I THOUGHT li:.!'.: leum Exporting Countries, prices rebounded •'®P®rt estimating current shipments, which would drive prices higher. OPEC output at about 19.7 milUon barrels a day, The rates on the three-month bills were the highest since Juiy BREAKING THR0U6H! later la u e wsslon Monday following reports of While officers aboard the assault carrier M, when they soid for 6.14 percent. The rates on the six-month a minor incident in the Persian Gulf. or more than 3 million barrels above ita official Guadalcanal said there was no overt threat by daily quota of 16.6 million barrels. biiis were the highest since Juiy 31, when they sold for 6.1$ Overall, prices settled lower. At the end of the Iranian vessel, the market’s reacUon HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DSi Browne The Middle East Economic Survpy, a percent. ja d in g on New York Mercantile Exchange, reflected the view that the worst may be over in respected weekly published in Nicosia, Cyprus, The new discount rates understate the actual return to (^toter contracts for West Texas Intermediate, the market’s latest slide. also said several OPEC members had officially - ® 82 percent for three-month biiis with a $10,000 bill I'P JU 5T LIKE A the Mncbmark crude, stood at $18.60 per Pl)F=Fjy A/E AAKBe IT ^OUtiP SOBA^'^f complained to the president of the IS-member "A lot of people are coming in, putUng selling for $9,843.60 and 6.46 percent for six-month bills selling for EURSEB AMP riOUP 4^galIon barrel, down 30 cenU from Friday organization that other members had been different buy levels as the markef moves lower. $9,686.60. EVERTTMlM©, TriAMKS. when the contract broke below lie for the first They don’t want to get caught missing the w - time since May. cheating on their quotas. In a separate report Monday, the Federal Reserve said the hiu. ® species of speckled The OPEC president, Nigerian Oil Minister bottom," McKiernan said. average yield for one-year Treasury bills, the most popular index nibiscus...lt only grows In rooms whore you Prices for refined products also finished Rilwanu Lukrnah, has ruled out an emergency spray paint the ceiling a lot.” lower, teptember contracts for wholesale Monday’s overall loss followed a week-long for making changes in adjustable rate home mortgages, rose to conference to discuss falling oil pricea, said an unleaded gasoline closed at 49.17 cents per decline that saw near-term crude dropping 7.01 percent last week after averaging 6.93 percent the week t h e GRIZZWELLS-“ by Bill Schorr official in his office who spoke on condition of below $20 a barrel on Aug. 17, then to $18.90 Defore. gallon, down slightly more than half a cent from anonymity. Friday, while wholesale heating oil contracts for Friday for a five-day loss of $1.67 a barrel. After dropping to $18.15 a barrel Monday, September dipped to 49 cents per gallon, down Since July 17, when it hit Its most recent peak about 0.8 cent. buying picked up on word that U.S. Navy ships of $22.39 per barrel, the contract has lost $3.70 UPS to take over Its air fleet had encountered an Iranian warship in the per barrel. . OPEN UP? T H"** Parcel Service has announced it will assume direct control and responsibility for flight operationsand maintenance of its Jet aircraft. THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S By Barry At present, other airlines operate UPS aircraft, the world’s ‘Big-tickef largest all-cargo fleet. Richard Oehme, UPS Vice President of Air Operations, said in a prepared statenient monday that the rapid growth of the orders fall aellvery company demands a level of control and flexibilty that •’y assuming direct control over the fleet. i!r t*'®y have devised a tranaiUon plan that 1.5% In July would allow the company to continue uninterrupted service while CAPTAIN EASY -^by Crooks B Catale ‘"to UPS operations over the next IS months. WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders I i®***?^^ *® **® ®P®rctlng ail its planes by November 1988, I'M LOOKING FOR. oiliclals said. MV - LISTEN, PAL5, I PON'T for ‘ ‘big-ticket’’ durable goods, led WANNA START PREAKINS by transportation equipment and defense items, fell by l.S percent in Boeing wins Stinger contract July, the first decline since Janu­ ary, the government reported WASHINGTON — Boeing Co. outbid LT V Corp. and won an \m ft«epeafm e BeerJUNsie wut»»... | today. Army contract to produce a new truck-mounted version of the BLONOIE by Daan Young S Stan Draka The Commerce Department said Stinger missile to help defend soldiers and tanks from aerial orders for durable goods, items attack. a n d t h e FARM ER expected to last three or more STOP ME IF VDU'VE The Army announced Monday that it had awarded an initial SAYS... AUGW.'WATt ' I VJii™ani years, dropped by $1.7 billion to a HEARD THIS NEXT ONE WASNY TALKINS TO VDU contract to Boeing totaling $16.2 million for the first 20 seasonally adjusted $107.5 billion [ f K W pedestal-mounted Stinger units. That is the first installment on last month after a 2 percent an $189.76 million contract for 273 units. increase in June. The Stinger units will be built atop small, four-wheel-drive It was the first drop since the 9.8 Army trucks. Each truck will carry a moveable "pedestal’’ in its percent decline in January, which ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson cargo bed with eight Stingers in launch positiion, plus a had been caused largely be a drop .50-caliber machine gun. I'VG JUST COME. in auto sales after the new tax law The service ultimately would like to acquire up to 1,200 of the took effect. FROM THE BAWK.' WEUSEDUPTHEDePOSITSllPSi Ap photo new systems. IN THE a^CK OF THE check­ The July decline was led by a 5.7 book BEFORE WE DIDBCHEOfi Marked woman percent drop, to $27.2 billion, in transportation equipment. In that ■ROlWii A TRW Inc. technician has the shadow Redondo Beach, Calif. The mask, used category, declines in motor vehi­ of a photo-lithographic mask cast on her cles and parts, and shipbuilding in producing millimeter wave circuits, is and tanks more than offset an WHAT A OUY by BUI Haait face as she inspects it at the company's a miniaturized electronic component increase in orders for aircraft and RAYMOND BURR SAYS: Electronics & Defense Sector facility in used In spacecraft and defense systems. parts. Orders for defense goods fell 4.8 percent to $10.1 bilUon, following a " s o r r y , you CAN’T 12.4 percent increase a month earlier. PLAY WITH IT, JOHlW Federal Reserve Banks differ Excluding defense, orders for KEVIN. THIS durable goods fell 1.2 percent. RAILROAD COMPANY ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue However, the key category of HAS OUST FILED MR. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 25, 1987— 11 Indians Proposal maintains r pray to verification demand rain god CoBtInned from page l official said the U.S. proposal would retain the privilege of sending U3- missile production facilities. monitors to Soviet sites with little MEHSANA, India (A P ) — When The U.S. Arms Control and advance notice, but it would be a / * evil dominates the land, a Hindu Disarmament Agency maintains more acceptoUe stand to '.Ihb legend says, the god-king Indra the U.S. must insist on unrestrlcM Soviets than a system of checks that hW'--' blurs the vision of the rain god inspection of the plants where the would come totally as a surprise. . Vanin, and sinners are punished Soviets produce their SS-20 rockets Either way, the U.S. objective ■■ ■ ■■ ' with nine afflicUons. The first is and other missiles in the SOO-to- was to make sure that the SovleU drought. 3,000-mlle range that would be In an India where faith and banned by the treaty. would not be able to disguiw missiles by hiding them in forests superstition often supersede logic, Since Soviet monitors would have and under protective coverln^'Jh. many believe this is what is a matching right to check out U.S. happening today, as more than 2S0 advance of a scheduled American installaUons in this country, intelli­ inspection. million of the nation’s 7«0 million gence experts ob|Jected. people suffer from the century's The Washington official said the Still unresolved is the pace for worst drought. revised U.S, position on on-site reducing U.S. and Soviet arsenals • ^ Families are hungry and migrat­ inspections still would leave the two to xero. The Soviets now have 6 il ing. Cattle and sacred cows, thirsty sides with wide-ranging authority such medium-range missiles. While: and unfed, are being released with to check out missile planU and Me United States has 332. Sincq.l^e prayers into deserts of certain other facilities on each other’s ^ v le ts begin with more rockets, death. There isn’t enough water for territory. But highly sensitive the United States wants thein :tb both man and beast. areas would be off-limits. reduce at a faster clip so that. the. The life-sustaining rains of the U.S. intelligence agencies argued two sides reach xero at approxi­ monsoon, poor in recent years, that since the treaty would totally mately the same time. r . failed completely this year. The New York Post photo via AP ban, instead of simply reducing, President Reagan, in reports to' subcontinent that became a model two types of intermediate-range Congress, has accused the Soviets for the “ Green Revolution,’’ with This picture of Adolf Hitler, left, meeting II photographs found In a photo album missiles, there was hardly anyneed of flouting past arms control granaries overflowing, is suddenly Benito Mussolini, is one of 13 World War in a Now Jersey garbage pile Sunday. to watch the Soviet production brown and dry. agreements with the United States. facilities all that closely, the He has Insisted on strict verlfica-; At least 14 of India’s 25 states are Washington official said. tion procedures for the treaty' affected by drought. Every day th*» surorise inspections, the nearing completion in Geneva. newspapers report drought-related Garbage pile yields Hitler photos deaths — some from hunger and malnutrition, some from related NEW YORK (A P) — A photo album found in a other officers: a group of civilians being led aw ay diseases, some from contaminated garbage heap contains 13 photographs of Nazi- corpses of Russian soldiers or prisoners of war Dust haze obscures David Mayer, the as­ water, some from eating poisonous occupied areas of the Soviet Union, and includes roots. stacked in the snow; German soldiers inspecting sistant superintend­ hangings and a meeting between Adolf Hitler and bodies and civilians digging in the soil, some with Even New Delhi, home of 6 Benito Mussolini. their bare hands. ent of fire alarms, million, is thirsty. Drinking water The 21-year-old college student who said he found gulf ship movements Hitler biographer John Toland told the Post the secures the banner is rationed in many neighborhoods the photographs near his Paterson, N. J.. home, sold of the capital. picture of Hitler greeting the Italian dictator Continued from page 1 for the Feast Fest them to the New York Post, which published them probably is of a meeting that took place in Uman in indicated a softening of Iran’s' Against a daily demand of 572,000 Monday. waiters’ race accross the Ukraine in the fall of 1941. No pictures of the opposition to a Security Council- gallons of milk, the supply has The Post said circumstantial evidence indicated meeting ever surfaced before, and “ it was the only firing machine-gun blasts across cease-fire resolution passed July! Main Street on Mon­ fallen to half. Dairy farmers from the photographs had belonged to Tscherim time the two of them got together on the Russian their bows, the Pentagon said. 20. day. The race, spon­ nearby states, lacking fodder for Soobzokov, an accused SS member killed in 1985 by a front,” Toland said. It was unclear whether the dhows However, the envoy, Mohammad ■ sored by the Man­ their cows, cannot maintain the bomb that exploded on the porch of his Paterson were sail-powered or motorised, Jawad Larijanl, accused Iraq and i supply. home. Lucjan Dobroszycki. professor of Holocaust chester Herald, will said the Pentagon, which did not the United States of violating.'Uie; studies at Yeshiva University, said many photos of Electricity also is being rationed The newspaper said it bought the photos for an disclose the incident’s location. resolution. He was to meet with begin 3:30 p.m. Nazi atrocities on the Russian front exist. in New Delhi, to divert power for undisclosed sum from Keith Moore, who lives about Arab dhows and ships or helicop­ U.N. Secretary General Javier Thursday. irrigation. three blocks from the Soobzokov home. I have seen a lot of photographs but I’ve never ters chartered by foreign reporters Perez de Cuellar today for a second “ It is hell. I have money to buy Experts who examined the photographs said they seen these before. They are really entirely new several times have approached day of talks. milk for my kids, but I just can't.... were taken by an amateur. images,” he said. convoys and been warned away. Arab foreign ministers meeting' Herald photo by Vurkovsky I have an air conditioner, but I can’t One picture shows three partisans hanging from a Holocaust historian Judd Newborn said the In a separate Incident Monday in Tunis on Monday urged Irab'ta run it,” said Mangla Kohli, a tree with signs in Russian and German saying, photographs are not unusual and probably would not involving the same convoy, U.S. abide by the resolution, which IirgsL housewife in New Delhi, which is “ Stupid attacks against German soldiers will be helicopters and warships chased has accepted. sweltering in the mid-90s. treated like this.” reveal anything new to experts. What is peculiar, he said, is that the owner would save them rather than away an Iranian warship that had In the western state of Rajasthan, Others show Nazi leader Hermann Goering and burn them as evidence. shadowed them. Throw away the diet — Feast Fest is here one of the hardest-hit areas, offi­ Officers aboard the helicopter cials estimate 93.5 percent of the 34 carrier Guadalcanal said the Iran­ Walking Is newest . Don’t plan to diet this weekend! million people are affected. More ian vessel presented no overt threat trend In exercise than 75 percent of the crops — as it neared the convoy at the point Feast Fest '87 is going to tempt you with Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, Delights, Inc. and the wheat, com. mustard, and cotton — Feds begin sea otter roundup where the Strait of Hormuz meets NEW YORK (AP) — Walktog Philadelphia steak and Cajun chicken, Sicilian Homestead are all planning to participate in this have been damaged. the Persian Gulf. The American may have replaced jogging as the sausage soup and Belgian waffles with Here’s what area restaurants are serving townwide party for the first time. The new items Some people must walk six miles LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal "Sea otters are very vulnerable and Iranian radio operators held a “ newest exercising trend, ” accord­ strawberries, fruit parfaits, brownies and much these restaurants will be offering include smoked a day to fetch drinking water in clay speed ... so the otter is surprised wildlife agents snatched 15 napping to fur contamination, fouling from polite conversation, wishing each ing to Health, Magazine. more. Adams Mill Restaurant — Belgian waffles /w turkey and bacon on marble bread, gyros ums they carry on their heads and sea otters for a journey to a new and can’t swim away,” Ms. Hoobler other a "good day.” Lafayette Escadrille — fried dough, stuffed oil," he explained. “ A contami­ said. The animals are pulled from Evidence claims that walking The three-day event in the parking lot at the strawberries, potato skins, teriyaki baby back (pronounced yee-ros), mussels marinara, fried hips. home where officials hope to Nonetheless, crews on five U.S. peppers, spanikopita, spinach pies. nated otter is essentially a dead the water with a net. burns as many calories as running, corner of Forest and Main streets will be a final ribs. calamari, whoopie pies and spinach pies. “ Every day there is a rush and a establish a colony for the creatures otter." warships went on full alert and with little risk of injury; that It summer fling before school starts. Food will be fight to get drinking water. We where they will not be threatened The plan to move the otters was manned all guns. bums fat, lowers blood pressure, Entertainment will be provided throughout the The plan calls for moving 70 of the Antonio’s Pizza & Family Restaurant — The Main Pub — chili, pork barbecue stand in queue for hours.” Rani by oil spills. animals by mid-October. given final approval last week by Earlier this month. U.S. planes increases bone density and lowers served from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and festival at a stage in the center of the Feast Fest broccoli and conventional pizzas, sausage sandwich, Sicilian sausage soup, curried Devi, of Rajasthan’s Nokli village, But the otter roundup has some "It’s certainly one of the biggest the California Fish and Game fired two missiles at an Iranian cholesterol levels. ; Saturday, and from noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. lot. The music begins with Mass-Con-Fusion on told a reporter. elegante, spinach pie. scailop/fruit kabob. fishermen who ply the waters npar efforts the fish and wildlife service Commission after five years of plane that approached a U.S. For those who remain skepticaL - But the fun actually begins Thursday, when Main Friday at 11 a.m., and continues through Glen “ What bigger punishment can a the colony worried that the vora­ has undertaken," Ms. Hoobler said planning, she said. surveillance aircraft. The missiles it says, consider that walking for 30 ~ Street will be closed from 3 to 3:30 p.m. so that Fuge’s folk guitar concert, which brings the event Hindu face than seeing his Mother cious critters will infringe upon missed. in a telephone interview from minutes at 5 mph will bum between r waiters from participating restaurants can Chang Jiang — roast pork egg roll, fried to a close at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Cow dying in front of him of hunger their livelihood. The otters are listed as a In New York. Iran’s deputy Manchester Sea Food — lobster roll, clam Ventura. 125 and 130 calories, while running- complete an obstacle course and compete for dumplings. General Tso chicken, beef lo mein. fritters, clam chowder. or thirst?” asked Bhika Ram. a The 15 otters captured Monday,'^ threatened species because their foreign minister said Monday that the same distance bums only 120~ Of special interest to families with small children But the plan has its opponents. prizes, in a Waiters' Race sponsored by the priest in a temple here in west when the roundup began, were population has dwindled along the his nation would cooperate fully calories. But note, tbe magazine is the concert by Peanutbutteijam at 3 p.m. Fisherman Jerry Jashinski says he Manchester Herald. Delights fnc. — assorted brownies, cookies, India’s Gujarat state. being held in seclusion at the fears he won’t be able to find fishing coast from 16,000 to 1,650, she with United Nation’s efforts to end says, that the normal walking pace whoopie pies. Royal Ice Cream — ice cream. Friday. This special program of music, story added. As he spoke, a man gave drops of Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monte­ areas once the otters are moved. the Iran-Iraq war. The statement is 3 mph. r The athletic waiters and waitresses will leave telling and puppetry will involve audience water to a dying cow in the nearby rey, pending the capture of at least from the Herald building on Brainard Place, with The otters devour enormous “ The aim is to recover the sea Hartford Road Cafe — onion rings, participation. Other performers include the rock road. Hindus revere cows as nine others, U.S. Fish and Wildlife amounts of shellfish. their serving trays in hand. They will have seven Three Penny Pub — Phllly steak pocket, group Alaska, Johnny Prytko’s Good Tim e Band, otter,” said Ms. Hoobler, "to bring seafood-stuffed mushroom caps, smoked turkey, mother figures and providers. Service officials said. " I ’ve got boat payments, insu­ it back to greater abundance.” obstacles to overcome, including making a shrimp apple and walnut salad. Tand the Rangers country band and Fred During a 300-mile drive through Four boats were used Monday, and bacon sandwich sold by the inch. rance payments, health payments, Officials think it will take at least Police warn Mayfair: peanut-butter sandwich, dressing in a tuxedo Bocchino 8 Jazz Trio on Saturday, a magic show at Gujarat, an Associated Press re­ and another sweep was expected baby bills ... personally I am five years for the otters to establish jacket, and completing a bit of carpentry work. Tapa’s Mediterranean Snack Bar — chilled lunch time on Sunday, and barbershop quartets on porter saw miles of parched land, today. Homestead Restaurant — mussels marinara. scared,” he said. their colony. As each obstacle is conquered, participants will seafood pasta salad, gyros, Cajun chicken in Sunday afternoon. dead or dying animals, gaunt The otters are to be moved about Carol Fulton, of the Friends of Keep the doors bolted receive part of a place setting — fork, knife, pocket bread, chilled fresh fruit parfait. Entertainment will be sponsored by the Journal villagers lining up for water and 200 miles, from the coast of San Luis San Nicolas was chosen because Hungry Tiger Cafe & Restaurant — fried Sea Otter, countered: “ There’s no napkin, etc. The first contestant to set a table at the Inquirer. priests praying for rain. Obispo County to San Nicolas place along the West Coast where it is fairly isolated, making it more mozzarella, baby back ribs, nutter butter pie, Continued from page 1 Feast Fest site will be declared the winner. Flrst- Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn — fried mozzarella, At one state-run operation for Island 80 miles southwest of Los there are shellfish that man isn’t likely the animals will stay there. It Beer, wine, soda and coffee will be available at Merrill’s escape is the third from. cheese nachos, beef and chicken nachos. fried calamari, clams, mussels. drought-stricken animals, most of Angeles in hopes of removing the already there harvesting. Any also offers the otters an abundant Somers since 1980 and the second and second-place winners will receive $100 and $50 the beverage booth. For the first Ume, The Savings the 400 cows were dying. playful critters from a list of place you move otters, you’re going source of sea urchins, abalone and dents said Monday. since 1985. gift certificates, respectively, but all participants Bank of Manchester is supplying “ people bags” — threatened species, says Diane to have some degree of conflict.” clams, she said. “ I think (thelighting) hasmadea Warden George D. Bronson re­ will receive prizes. just doggie bags in disguise — so you can take Hoobler, an agency spokeswoman. Surprise apparently is the key to big difference,” said Shaniey. She fused to discuss the escape, or to The racers may work up a big hunger, but they home sacks of food to stave off your midnight The animals are threatened by oil say when Merrill was last seen. capturing the otters, which swim said that the lighting was not won’t get the chance to dine at Feast Fest until the Pub, Adams Mill Restaurant, Royal Ice Cream hunger attacks. drilling along the coast. Fish and improved because of the murder, preparation necessary to keep up with the lines Obituaries primarily on their back. “ It’s part of an ongoing Investiga­ following day. Five new restaurants are joining the Hungry Tiger Cafe & Restaurant, Three Penny ComFed Savings Bank and the Downtown Wildlife biologist James Estes told Same amount of wood but that it had already been planned tion, and I ’m not at liberty to p v e that form during the 28 hours of Feast Fest. “ A sleeping otter is spied and the 10 returning from last year’s festival. Pub, and Lafayette Escadrille are all returning. Manchester Association is printing a program that ABC-TV. boat races up to it at fairly high in home or a bridge several months before. any information out in regards to Hartford Road Cafe, Antonio’s Pizza & Fam ily Chang Jiang, Manchester Sea Food, The Main These restaurant managers know the hours of will list all the restaurants, their food items and Merrill was reported missing this case,” Bronson said. Restaurant, Tapa’s Mediterranean Snack Bar, Robert W. Sharkey COQUILLE, Ore. (AP) — About from Somers on Sunday following a Bronson said investigatOM costs, and a complete entertainment schedule. Robert W, (Bill) Sharkey, 85. of the same amount of wood used in a 7 a.m. head count, according to searched Enfield and Somers Mdh^ Attleboro. Mass., died Monday in MCC dean not moving single-family home is needed to state police. day in the belief Merrill was stilHn Hevt biography out Attleboro. He was the husband of build a two-lane, SO-foot by 24-foot State police said that Merrill the area. tim ber bridge, according to Ismay (King) Sharkey and father Continued from page 1 himself as president. should be considered armed and of Mrs. Frank (Ruth) Keegen of Georgia-Pacific. dangerous. Manchester. “ I ’m sure they had reservations “ I only had a chance to meet him Another 10,000 board feet of wood Merril has a history of escapes. EMERGENCY: Besides his wife and daughter, he about having a woman as presi­ once.” Corwin said. “ We all need is needed to build framing and He escaped from guards at Tolland abutments for a covered bridge. Fire — Police — Medical is survived by a son, Robert V. dent.” she said. “ The good-old-boy the chance to talk to him (m ore).” County Court in 1968. In 1972, he was Jean Paul Sartre: the workaholic loved to flirt Currently, there are more than Sharkey of East Kingston, N.H.; a system keeps going on and on. I’ll Daube was hired to replace invovled in a foiled attempt to sister. Mary Waldron of Santa tell you, some of the faculty is 60,000 timber bridges in the United D IA L 911 r William E. Vincent as president of States. break out of Somers. His criminal By Marilyn ifVugust Rosa. Calif.: five grandchildlren; disappointed.” MCC. Vincent left MCC in June to record stretches back to 1964. In Manchester .: The Associated Press Solal suggests that their relation­ and four great-grandchildren. Corwin, as well as Bianchi. said take the presidency of Bucks ship became platonic early on The funeral is Thursday at 11 the best thing, though, would be to "M y goal was to com bine serious County Community Coilege in PARIS — Existentialist philo­ and that de Beauvoir struggled to a.m. at the Cook Funeral Home, 160 give Daube a chance to prove Newton. Pa. sopher Jean-Paul Sartre emerges scholarship, investigative reporting and control her jealousy of the Park St.. Attleboro. Mass. Calling newcomers. hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 Is this your insurance company^ idea in a new and richly documented good writing. Who said serious books have p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Private burial biography as a workaholic and to be poorly written and boring?" will be in North Cemetery in Don Juan who would rather make IN THE 1930s, Sartre estab­ Bristol, R.I. of replacing your furniture? Ybu need small talk with beautiful women lished a complex, almost acro­ batic system of Juggling women Memorial donations may be than have philosophical debates. - - Anne Cohen-Solal made to the Development Fund of The Prudential Premier Homeowners Poiicy? “ Sartre: A y fe ” (Pantheon, which he maintained until his Sturdy Memorial Hospital, Attle­ $24.95) is the first definitive French biographer death. There were Tuesday boro, Mass., or to the American biography written in France of lunches with one, Wednesday Cancer Society. If you’ve ever submitted a claim for stolen the walleyed writer-philosopher dinners with another and August or destroyed personal property, you and political activist whose death vacations in Italy with de Donald F. Schneider Beauvoir. know that most insurance policies won’t in 1980 sent more than 50,000 going when others would have Thivlers and rediscovers the “ Sartre would write de Beau­ Donald F. Schneider, 48, of South pay enough to replace your loss. mourners into the streets of gone to bed.” father Sartre never mentioned in Windsor, died Monday at Manches­ Paris. voir long letters with graphic And then there was the lesser- ter Memorial Hospital. He was the Now The Prudential has a coverage his autobiography, “ Les Mots.” descriptions of his encounters,” Acclaimed as one of the great known Sartre, the insatiable husband of Alice (Klinger) that will* The Prudential Premier She argues that if he spent his life Ms. Cohen-Solal said. “ Frankly, I symbols of French culture, like woroanizer with a passion for Schneider. Policy is designed to give you lots of opposing the French bourgeois think that was Sartre telling de Voltaire and Victor Hugo, the iropressionable women he could He was co-owner and president of mentality, it was because he Beauvoir what she wanted to extra protection without lots of Sartre presented in the 591-page take under his wing, the seducer knew it firsthand. the South Windsor Pharmacy for 22 hear, which tells you more about years and leaves many friends in extra cost. Just call your Prudential biography by Anne Cohen-Solal is who said he preferred talking Besides the portrait of the de Beauvoir than Sartre.” Manchester. representative for a free, no obli­ the man behind the monument. trivialities to a pretty face than committed intellectual who de­ CAU US FOR The biography also describes Besides his wife, he is survived by discussing philosophy with his OUTSTANDING PRICES gation Pru-Review and see how nounced Stalinism, publicly con­ Sartre’s boundless generosity. a son, John Schneider, two daugh­ “WHAT FASCINATED ME friends and associates. ON TONER AND PAPER The Prudential can help keep demned the French army for war While he dressed sloppily and ter, Linda Welles and Ann roost about Sartre were the From his passionate relation­ crimes in Algeria, defended strik­ Schneider, all of South Windsor. you sitting pretty. lived in spartan hotel rooms or 5 contradictions,’ ’ Ms. Cohen-Solal ship with his mother, widowed at ing auto workers and protesting The funeral is Thursday at 10 small apartments, he set up his Check the phone book for your said during lunch at the aoserie 24 when Jean-Paul was only 15 a.m. at Our Savior Lutheran university students In 1963, the mistresses In comfortable lodg­ local Prudential office. des Lilas, one of Sartre’s favorite months old, to the debilitating Church, 239 Graham Road, South book also recounts Sartre’s life­ ings and supported up to lo people * * STAR COPIER SERVICE INC. * Up lo ■ limll of four ilmw the ectual cu h value of each item, tvhject lo Left Bank haunts. blindness of old age, the book Windsor, Burial will be in Center applicable deduct ibieB. condiiiona and policy Nmhaiiona long relationship with feminist a month. QUALITY SERVICE IS OUR PRODUCT O ISSSPrudenllalPropertyafKlCaeualtylnauranceCompany.Holmdel N J “ There was Sartre, the public relies on previously unknown writer Simone de Beauvoir. Fran­ Cemetery, South Windsor. Calling The biography also reveals figure and roonuroent of French letters and other documents. hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 1740 Ellington Rd. South Windsor 644-5613 ce’s leading intellectual couple much previously unknown Infor­ p.m. and7to9p.m. at th e ^ m s e lft culture. Then there was Sartre, for nearly 50 years, they never mation about Sartre’s last years, Carmon Funeral Home, 410 Buck- the little roan who set out to MS. COHEN-SOLAL, 39, criss­ married, maintained separate his physical decline and his land Road, South Windsor. MEMBER OF AB photo possess the world, the Sartre who crossed the globe, interviewing apartments and had numerous dependence on P ierre Victor, his Memorial donations may be worked at least six hours a day hundreds of Sartre’s friends and affairs. 644-5613 French biographer Anne Cohen-Solal relaxes at a Paris young secretary and would-be made to the Organ Fund of Our devouring 300 books a year, who acquaintances who could shed Sartre and de Beauvoir met Savior Lutheran Cliurch or to a restaurant. She’s written a comprehensive new bio­ philosopher whose vitality and abused his body with tobacco, light on his life. while studying philosophy at the charity -.r **•» rboice. graphy of Jean-Paul Sartre. intellectual curiosity regener­ alcohol and drugs to keep hlmaelf She chronicles tals childliood in elite Ecole Normald. Ms. Cohen- ated Sartre and kept him alive.

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 26.1997 — M Orangutan m r o MAGAZINE escapee RoboCop is a hot seller Tuesday TV

aids pals 5:00PM [O IS ] Ann of tha WoH Clan A Q S Beulah Land Tlirough the years, Sarah [USA] Fridays modem young Cherokee spends a summer (Lesley Ann Warren) nearly loses her plan- . rith her grandmother and learns the ways tation, first to financial difficulties and Own 1 1 :3 0 P M 3 ) 9 SNghtHne (CQ. at local comic emporium Sf her ancestors. (60 min.) to fire. Although bHtar over her husband's 3D Entertaimnant T ooIb M Actor Bnjoe By Dennis Georgatos [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Northern infidelity, she fitKla herself fsSing in love Boxleitnar. (ki Stereo) Nationals (60 min.) (R) with a portrait paintar (Michael Sarrezin) (9) Talee of the Unexpected A aatiss of The Associated Press from tha North. (2 hra.) Part 2 of 3. So the comic near-fatal aeddama follows the martiagt M4ttV^L [H B O ] Survival Series The grueling 2. book convention is “ Lone Wold and (}ub, ” a 000-mile annual trek by 125,000 caribou 9 9 Slovala; Pobre Sanorfta Umentour of a recent widow to an unsmploysd actor. SAN DIEGO — Zoo keepers ^ rm , at East Hartford Japanese import. The cover and from the Yukon Territorv to an area north 9 j) Centennial Romance between Char­ ® Honeymoonere already had their hands full with of the Arctic Circle is documented. Michael lotte (Lynn Redgrave) end her foremen mo¥te slipped by last introduction were supplied by an ® ® Tonight S how (ki Stereo) the escapades of Orangutan escape Landon narrates. (75 min.) (William Atherton) coola wlten ha rekin­ Sunday and you American artist who notes that we dles an oK relationship with tha half-braed (8 ) Reclog from Pteloafletd artist Ken Allen. Now the outlook Collectors* [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘What Comes Around' don’t expect to were cartooning before we could Clamma (Adrienne (.a Ruaaa): Sheriff Du- (8 ) Hogen'e HetDas for security is worse, with the A Nashville star, saddled with a drinking speak, and our written language problem and a conniving manager, plans a mire (Brian Keith) and Philjp WendeS (Doug & News primate apparently inspiring two make the exhibi- ^ i Comer McKeon) end their feud. (2 hra.) Part 10 of •y^ tion for the first f came from cartoons. No quarrel rip-roaring revenge. Jerry Reed, B a i^ Cor­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight mates to break for freedom. bin. Bo Hopkins. 1986. Rated PG. 12. cen tu ry of Russ MacKendrIck there, but when he goes on to speak [D IS] MOVIE: 'Oandng In the Dortr A “It’s getting to be a saga, a [TM C] MOVIE: 'Off Beat' A mild- ' [C N N ] PrimoNawa worldwide car­ of the “ swift clear strokes” of the down and out actor it given a break by ■ regular miniseries, “ San Diego Zoo mannered librarian agrees to impersonate [O ISiH ow to be a Perfect Peraon in film company if he convinces a Broadway tooning in Bel­ drawings inside, I-know-what-I- spokesman Jeff Jouett said Mon- his friend, a Now York City cop. Judge JuM Three Days A comedy about Milo star to sign for a new film. WiSiam PoweS, gium, which like and I call the work sloppy. Reinhold, Meg Tilly, Cleavant Derricks. Crimpley. a clumsy 12-yaar-old boy who □ay of the half-hour escape of Betsy Drake, Mark Stevens. 1949. ends Sept. 6, RoboCop is far better. 1986. Rated PG. enroHs in a crash course on how to be­ come a perfect person. Stars Hermione [ESPN ] SportsCentar 9-year-old Kumang and 2S-year-old 6:00PM IX) (£ (g) New s Jane. (Ghent Museum of Contemporary all the way from “ A Jon Davison Gingold, Wallace Shawn, Lenny Von Dolen i [HBO] MOVIE: 'Used Cars’ A fast- At Buried Under, you can find CD Three's Company • '.v and llan MHchell-Smith. (60 min.) testing used car salesman goas to outltn- The two female orangutans are A r t'. Not to worry, we have our own Production,” and names, names, Buried Under Books at 188 W. youself a nice T-shirt with a logo of CD Matt Houston [ESPN] Karate: WKA Compatitian dith lengths to prevam his late hoes' ear housed with their mentor, who has names to “ Directed by Paul Ver- lot from faNing into avH hands. Kurt Rusaal, Middle Turnpike. Roadblock, Cobra, Hawk, Gung-Ho Q S Gimme a Break Nell's patience is From Las Vegas. Nev. (60 min.) (Taped) made headlines with three escapes hoeven,” and released by Orion Jack Warden, (jerrit Graham. 1980. Rated Owner Chuck Bruder and man- or Jonny (Juest. And perhaps you tested when her cranky mother t-So-Graat SSo- R. during the past two years. Pictures. Lenoire) comes to visit. ments in Sports Interviews aruf film clips ager Shirley Eldridge take in and can get a place on the store’s [U S A ] Feather and Father Gang Though Ken Aiien stayed behind If your ruling passion is needle­ G 9 Greatest American Hero illustrate some of tfie most unusual mo­ '3:irTT«tol cope with 200 titles a month and subscribers’ list along with the 80 or ments in sports. (60 min.) in Sunday’s escape, zoo officials point or golf, you will perhaps be 90 regulars who would go wild if ® Angie 1 1 : 3 5 P M 3D Entertainment TonighI carry a stock of back number [M AX] MOVIE: 'Bond Of Tha Hand’ Actor Bruce Boxleitnar. (In Stereo) said his past escapades may have thunderstruck to hear that during they missed out on a copy of Alpha (8) Doctor Who influenced his mates. comics running to 300,000 pieces. Five teen-age criminals become unwilling the past year, comic books have (S ) Charlie's Artgels volunteers in an unconventional program 1 1 : 4 5 P M [M A X ] M O V IE :'4 8 Hn.* A Here’s a red-hot seller: ‘‘Ro­ Flight, Capitain America or Time convict is released from prison for 4B “ Ken Allen has to be the ring gone to black and white. That’s for designed to undermine Miami's drug trade. boCop,” where we learn that a X-Tenders. (S ) Quincy hours to help a rumpled poica detective leader," Jouett said. “ They may be m Stephen Lang, Michael Carmine, Lauren the inside pages. The covers are tommy gun goes “ Budda, budda, Tonight: Last summer get- ® ) Reporter 41 catch two escaped kWart. Nick NoHe, Ed­ tnring to escape to impress him.” still lurid and lively. You can get Holly. 1986. Rated R. fln Stereo) budda.” A hit is Ka-blam unless it together for members and guests of @ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour die Murphy, James Remar. 1983. Rned R. A squeegee apparently left in the them bcth ways but Chuck informs [U S A ] Riptide sounds Ka-tang in bouncing off the the Manchester Philatelic Society S i) Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 2 : 0 0 A M 3D WKRP in Clncinneti orangutans’ enclosure was used by us that 26 major publishers are :30PM 3D ® Growi^ Pains(CC) In armor of RoboCop himself. at Center Congregational Church' [D IS] MOVIE; 'Escape to Witch Moun­ 3 D ® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). (R) Jane and Kumang to make their offering black and whites. a reprise of the series pilot, Maggie and The book has been helped no end 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Business meeting tain' Tw o orphans, with psychic powers, Jason post bail for Mike. (R) 3D Cannon escape. The animals apparently One good reason as explained in a are held prisoner by a billionaire seeking to by the blockbuster movie of the on the 8th of September. ® Pantronl propped the wooden handle against current periodical: black and white amass an even greater fortune. Kim Ri­ :00PM CD Houston Knights Lundy the wall of the exhibit, using the same name, subtitled “ The Future chards. Eddie A l^ r t, Ray Milland 1975. becomes obsessed with finding the bandit (8 ) MOVIE: "The Prisonar of Zenda’ A printing in falling off a log com­ RntAft who stole his prized long-barreled revol­ London cab driver is abducted by the Duka additional reach it provided to The comic book “RoboCop" is the red-hot seller of the of Law Enforcement.” When we lift the cover we see a complete credit pared with the complications of Russ MacKendrick Is a Manchet-. [ESPN ] SportsLook ver. (60 min.) (R) of Zenda to stand in (or hit incarcaratad summer. color work. brother, the heir-apparent. Pater S e im , scramble over the wall, officials ter resident who Is an anlhortty on [U S A ] Cartoons CD ® Moonlighting (CC) Maddie an­ said. crawl of the movie on the titlepage. Lynne Frederick. Lionel Jeffries. 1979. A n o t h e r sample loaned for study collectibles. ‘I- nounces plans for a lusty night on the Ken Allen’s first escape was in 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE; The Okla- town. (60 min.) (R) (8 ) Consumer Discount Network homa City Dolls' (C C ) A group of factory Alfred Hitchcock Prasants June 1985, and his most recent workers decides to battle male chauvinism @1 One Village bi China PREMIERE (9) breakout was in April. by forming a company football team made (C C ) The first of a trio of documentaries 99 Qane Srxitt up entirely of women Susan Blakely. Ro- profiling the rural Chinese village of Long Since then, one comer of the AP photo Bow focuses on issues facing the ''mod­ [C N N ] Newenight nee Blakley. Eddie Albert 1981. orangutan enclosure has been lined em” Chinese woman. (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. [ESPN ] SportsLook Our hospital costs are going to soar in the ’ s 6:30PM CD m *a *s *h 80 [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Boot Ravange’ A dnig with a wire carrying a 12-volt Novela: Senda da Gloria charge. ’The moat also was en­ A revolution She does windows CD A B C fSiews (CC) (B ) South American Journey (60 min.) peddler becomes involved in Ue^m afl and larged, tree branches hanging over in health care is these prices Q l) Benson Part 2 of 2. bribery when he persuades an old friend to to avoid or delay which various kinds of managed [C N N ] Larry King Live smuggle drugs out of Morocco. John the enclosure were trimmed and developin g in bankruptcy. medical care, he or she decides Shirley Granquist of 68 Pilgrim Lane clean her windows. More good weather Laverne & Shirley Heard, Levon Helm. 1983. Rated R. health care organizations compete [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Flight of tha Navigator' sections of the walls smoothed out whether or not to seek it from a ® N BC New s An alien spacecraft holds the clue to the our country. • As hospitals feel the squeeze takes advantage of Sunday's fair skies to is predicted for the next few days. 1 2 :0 5 A M 3DT.J. Hooker Whan Corri­ with each other for customers. ’The mystery behind a young boy's 8-year di- to remove possible fingerholds. Changes are al- they will complain to Congress. physician participating in the pro­ Nightly Business Report gan's accused of shooting an unarmed most familiar of these is the HMD— sappea^nce. Joey Cramer. Veronica Car­ The escape was discovered early r e a d y well Congress will try to help by various vider network. If the subscriber ® Noticiero Univision suspect because of an old grudge. Hooker In which your out-of-pocket cost is twright. Cliff De Young. 1986. Rated PG. Sunday, and the area was cordoned under way and Sylvia measures that will only temporar­ decides to go outside the network, sets out to prove his partner's innocanca. usually lower than for the tradi- [CN N ] Showbiz Today [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing: (Tony Thorn­ 170 min.) (R) off to prevent a possible confronta­ what will the reimbursement is at a level ily postpone the financial tional kind of medical insurance [ESPN ] NFL Films Presents ton vs. Stacy Mcawain) In a tion between the orangutans and emerge in the reckoning. typical of an indemnity plan, Advice middleweight bout scheduled for 10 1 2 : 3 0 A M 3D Archie Bunker'a Plaoe Porter But once you have Joined up, you [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Lethal' Marked for Archie thinks Billie is hiding marijuana in zoo visitors. 1990s will bear usually a percentage of the cost. death by his own agency, a KGB agent be­ rounds, from Atlantic Chy, N.J. (2 hrs., 30 • The continued inflation of will surrender a certain amount of min.) (Live) the basement. “ We can never sell these orangu­ little resem b­ health care costs (to perhaps 12 If he or she stays within the comes easy prey for CIA operatives seek­ your individual freedom of choice [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Paa-waa's Big Adven­ 3D Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) tans short. They are always a step n ) network, there are no billings and ing information concerning spy networks. lance to what V percent of the gross national Michael Billington. Denise DuBarry, Mi­ ture* (C C) Pee-wee Herman, in search of ahead of us, ” Jouett said. In such areas as selection of doctors no claim forms to complete. In ® 9 ) Late Night With David Letter- you know today. product), will lead to ” a wides­ and treatment sites. chael Ansara 1985 Rated PG-13. his cherished bicycle, embarks on an odys­ man (In Stereo) Jane was first sighted in the In the forefront of the battle are pread consumer revolt.” While brief, Jim may decide today to go Peeping Tom causes couple sey from to Burbank. Pee- in which consumers receive a Also ahead are “ hybrid” man­ 7:00PM ® C B S News (9) Alfred Hitchoock Presents flamingo exhibit. While some em­ the giants of the insurance indus­ employers (who pay a large part of the old route for his appendicitis wee Herman. Elizabeth Daily, Diane Salin­ discount if they use a physician aged programs, appealing to those m News ger. 1985 Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® ) Dating Game ployees kept an eye on her, other try. each carrying a banner embla­ the nation’s health insurance bill) and his wife. Sally, may decide within the network. Metropolitan who want more freedom of choice CD W heel of Fortune (CC) [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Echo Paifc' Three [ESPN] Best Of - Scholastic Sports keepers conducted a nose count of zoned “ affordable health care.” and their employees will recognize tomorrow to stay withiii the net­ America Life made a decision two years ago than that offered by an HMD. CD $100,000 Pyramid people try to make their show business the orangutan exhibit and found Behind each banner are separate that high-priced technology and work for her sore throat. and literary aspirations come true in Los [U S A ] Edge of Night to become a major presence in These programs often will be dD Jeffersons (CC) that two were missing. medical program alternatives. other positive developments can The transition to standardized, loss of a good night’s sleep Angeles. Susan Dey, Tom Hulce, Michael managed health care and is becom­ offered along with HMDs and other 1 : 0 0 A M 3D Ropers Kumang was spotted minutes Among the insurance giants are unavoidably drive up costs, they’ll controlled, competing health plans dD Best of Saturday Night Bowen. 1985. Rated R. ing exactly that. products in “ triple options” by the (S) M®A*S*H 3D True Confessions later in a cluster of bamboo just such heavyweights as Prudential. also see that some of the higher will not be smooth or easy. ’There DEAR [U S A ] Boxing (2 hrs.) The battle lines have been tightly major insurers, providing tough was our mistake, and it would be ® Wheel of Fortune 3D Joe Franklin outside her enclosure. CIGNA. Metropolitan Life, Equita­ costs will be for duplicated medical will be casualUes. As the various AB B Y: I ’ve drawn. What will force change in competition for many small HMDs her word against ours. @ ] MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour 10:00PM 3D Night Hoot O'Brien re­ (39 Twilight Zone Shouting and waving their arms, ble. the like. capacity inefficiently utilized. health plans compete with each lives the events the resulted in the death of the 1990s? According to an analysis One hybrid called “ PruCare never written Now we feel uncomfortable going Maude keepers herded Kumang onto a wall CIGNA, mainly through acquisi­ The outcome must be, according other for business, the weaker, ® Barney Miller his first partner. (60 min.) (9) by the stock brokerage firm of Plus” is already in many major for advice be­ there. What is your advice? [C N N ] Crossfire that separates the Bornean and tions, is estimated to have more to Bernstein, the development of more poorly managed will fall until Dating Game 3D (S ) News Sanford C. Bernstein Inc., these are areas under the name of The fore, but this A COUPLE OF SENIORS Sumatran orangutan exhibiu. Ken finally only the strongest and most ® Jeffersons [ESPN ] Surfer Magazine members than any of its competi­ the startling predictions: “ competitive socialized medicine” Prudential. issue cannot be Dear Abbv 3D Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser. Allen and his mates are Bornean tors. Equitable is another strong as the dominant system of health efficient stand. Hospitals that fail to ® Hollywood Squares journeys to Maine in search of an escaped [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow • The cost of keeping a patient in “ This new plan, in effect, offers resolved by any DEAR COUPLE: Inform the prisoner. (60 min.) (R) orangutans. care in the U.S. maintain adequate occupancy Abigail Van Buren dD Novela: Victoria 1 :0 5 A M [DIS] Zorro contender on the basis of a Joint the hospital will soar from the two different concepts — indemnity other means. owner. Your continued .patronage “ She Jumped backed into an rates (likely to commonplace as (il) INN News venture with Hospital Corporation This does not mean the kind of About a year @ ) Nightly Business Report 1 : 1 5 A M m o v i e ; ’Zsppelln’ A present $600 to $800 per day to an (traditional) insurance and HMO and good will should be worth more O ) Mission Impossible 3D enclosure. The only problem was of America to develop Health cradle-to-grave, government- managed systems curtail unneces­ Matt Houston young British soldier is used by the authori­ estimated $1,200 to$l.S00. Hospitals rolled into one,” said Lesley L. ago. m y hus­ than flO to a family restaurant dD she Jumped into the Sumatran Maintenance Organizations and controlled socialized medicine sary hospitalizaUon) also will be band and I be­ owner. [C N N ] Moneyline (g) (g) NBC News Special: God is Not ties as a spy to gain access to tha deleled that are having trouble making Raison, senior vice president of’The forced to close. Elected (C C ) Maria Shriver examines the plans for (Bermany's zappedn. Eha Som­ enclosure, with big burly Otis, Ken Preferred Provider Organizations, found in Great Britain. What’s Prudential. came aware of a [E S P N ]. SpoftsCenter issues facing Pope John Paul II upon his ends meet will be forced to charge The result: cheaper and better- mer, Michael York. 1971. (R) Allen’s arcbrival," Jouett said. meant basically is a system in “ Peeping Tom” DEAR ABBY: Baseball is the [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Just Between Friends' September visit to the United States and Every time the subscriber seeks quality medicare care. 1 :2 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE; ‘Craeeraade’ Otis, who weighs more than 300 who occasionally looks into our spected professional men are not only major sport in which the Tw o women become best friends without looks at conflicts within the Roman Cath- knowing that they share the same man. oM Church in America. (60 min.) (C C ) A gifted young guitaritt teams up pounds, immediately grabbed hold bedroom window at night. Our exempt from this kind of behavior. players indulge in the disgusting with a legendary bkiesman to locale e Mary Tyler Moore, Christine Lahti. Ted (3 ) Moyers: In Search of the Conetitu- of Kumang. “ He didn’t hurt her. He bedroom Is on the first floor, facing Your neighbor needs help. You habit of chewing tobacco, then Danson 1986. Rated PG-13 long-missing bluea recording. Ralph Mac- Just wouldn’t let her go,” Jouett Bolton School Bus Routes spitting right on the playing field. tkm Controversies surrowKling the separ­ chio, Joe Seneca. Jsmi Gartz. 1986. Retad a woods, and would be considered and/or your husband should con­ [USA] ation of Church artd State, and the religious R. (In Stereo) said. very private. We also have blinds, front him and tell him that if he Millions of viewers are "treated” environment surrounding the drafting of 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Pamela Des [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Loose Screws' Study­ It took about 30 minutes of but because I sometimes leave the to dozens of close-ups of players the Constitution, are amoung the topics doesn’t get professional help, you Barres, author of 'T m With the Band; Con- discussed. (60 min.) ing is of secondary importance to (our sax- cajoling and the Jealous interven­ BOLTON — Following are the Rood, 50 Birch Mountain Road, 19 Floro bedroom windows open, the blinds will be forced to tell his wife. And. if spitting gobs of gunk onto the field. .fessions of a Groupie” ; twin brothers who crazed summer school stiidems. Brian Road, M Flora Road, 32 Clark Road, Elementary Bus 2 Lyman Road, 59 Lyman Road, ISO This grosses out a lot of people, married twin sisters. (9 ) Honeymoonert tion of one of Otis’ mates to force school bus schedules for 1987-88. 10 a .m . stMents will be blow to the side. necessary, you will report him to Genesee. Lance Van Der Volt. MIchesI Clark Road. French Rood, 140 French Rood, 129 99 Noticiero Univision MacDonald. 1985. Rated R. him to release Kumang, who Bolton schools will open Sept. 2. French Road, 119 French Road, 111 rggolor bu»«8 or q von, I have not called the police the police. Although most “ Peeping while greatly impressing many CD Current Affair behind ohd P.M. ttudoflft will bo roturnod dashed into the Bornean exhibit The elementary day will begin at library), 15 Birch Mountain Road, French Road, 83 French Road, 79 because the "Torn” is our hext-door Toms” seldom go beyond “ look­ young ball players who then take up CD ® Jeopardy! (CC). @ ) One Viflage in China (C C ) The first of 1 : 3 0 A M 3D O et Smart Convene Rood Into ^ a d v Lane, Con- French Rood, 38 French Road, 46 Clark home on the regular buses. a trio of documentaries profiling the rural through a lower door opened by 8:50 a m. and end at 3p.m. The high the habit. Maybe if you would scold ; Los Angeles (39 IN N N e w t High School Bus 4 ?*■ turnaround, 12 RoikI, 40 Clark Rood, 17 Clark Road, 169 neighbor. He is a respected profes­ ing,” their victims feel threatened CD Chinese village of Long Bow focuses on keepers. school day will begin at 8 a m. and Birch Mountain Extension, 2 Birch Bolton Center Road, 173 Bolton Center Kindergarten A.M . Session — starts sional man and has always been a and their privacy is invaded. them they would clean up their act. Dodgers at N e w York Mets (2 hrs., 45 issues facing the "modem" Chinese (9) Bizarre end at 2; 15 p.m. 12 South Road, 9 Stonehedoe Lane ot Rood. Of 11.20 o.m. homebound from o.m. min.) (Live) woman. (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. corner of South Rood, South Road at n, Bolton Center M slon ond stops ot 4 Alexis Drive, 5 friend to my husband and me, and Why must they chew? 9 Home Shopping Gome v i ”’ DImpek Lane, 39 Vernon Road, DISGUSTED EX-FAN dD IN N News Perry Mason High school bus runs start at 7:15 Fernwopd Drive, South Rood at Stony 45 Vernon Rood, Boston Turnpike ot AlexH Drive, 141 Hebron RoM, 13 his wife and children are very dear DEAR ABBY: We are an elderly 99 [C N N ] Nawanlght Update a.m. Elementary bus runs start at Rood, n South Road, 76 Sooth Road, 90 Prwss store Lot, 168 Boston Turnpike Elementary Bus 6 W eM er Lpne, 82 Skinner Rood, 18 to us. We are angry and frustrated couple who made an expensive dS @ Carson's Comedy Classics [CNN] C N N New s 8; 10 a m. South Road, IM South Road, 841 Hop Pork, 322 Lake Street, 384 DEAR DIGUSTED: Baseball @ Major League Baseball; Los Angeles [DIS] MOVIE: 'Duchess of liWw' A River Road, 792 Hop River Road, 648 939 Boston Turnpike, 1007 Boston Hebron RoM, 98 Hebron Road, 17 and don’t know what to do. mistake. After a light lunch at a [MAX] MOVIE: 'Hoflywood Vice Gpvlord Road ot Brook- players ’’chew” to keep their Q ^ g e r s at N e w York Mets (3 hrs.) Squad' Prostitution, pornography and water ballet star followa a phUandscIng Hop River Road, Hop River Road at fleld Road including (Soodwin Road), Turnpike, 14 South Rood, 9 Stonehedoe l2®C.*'' Lane, 11 Meadow Rood, 6 I ’m on the verge of confronting family cafe that we’ve patronized young railroad tycoon to Sun V e l ^ in e Stony Road, Notch Road at Notch Road ^ n e , 19 Stonehedoe Lane, 39 Stone- BovM rry l^ne, 59 Wotrous Rood, 640 mouths moist and to relieve ten­ Newlywed Game drug abuse rule the streets as Hollywood High School Bus 1 corner of Cider Mill Rood ot Loke him, and if I do, it will forever for many years, we left a $10 bill police help a mother search for her runa­ devious schema to help her roommate. Ee- About Town Extension (Including Cook Drive), Wall hedw l^ne, 57 Stonehedoe Lane, South i?®®®' 6“ Nop River Rood, sion. Don’t chew out the players — ® Alice thar Williams, Van Johnson. Jofm Lund. 2.* Notch Road, 49 Notch Rood, 70 Rood# 26 Hlllcrest Rood# corner of HOPP ot Fernwood Drive, 37 South ®ooth Road, 102 change our relationship with him. instead of a $1 bill forthe waitress. I blame the cameramen who bring it way daughter. Ronny Cos, Trish Ven Dev- IM Comp Meeting Rood, Bolton Notch Road, 116 Notch Road. Wild Wild World of Animals ere. 1986. Rated R. 1950. Center Rood ot Olmock Lone, Bolton Bolton Center Road, S South Road, 70 South Road, 75 LatuT *®®®' South, 19 StonehMoe (I’m assuming he will deny it.) I ’ve didn’t notice it until we got home. South Rood, K teuth Road, 102 South into our living rooms. Spitting is not [C N N ] Crossfire [ES P N ] Skateboarding: Pro Chemphm- Center Rood at Mount Sumner Drive, already told his wife that I ’d seen We went back for lunch on the only unsightly, it’s a health hazard. 10:15PM 3D Killer's Komer ahip (R) Mount Sumner at turnaround. Mount <2i,t?r RSSd*^*"'*" ’5? food, 110 South Road, [E S P N ] Fishing; Best of Bill Dance High School Bus 5 ttr^South Rood, 161 South Road, 165 *®“ '®" - starts “ someone” at our window, and to following day, hoping the waitress Retired teachers meet Sumner Drive and Dean Drive, Tunxis • 1 1 pickup p.m. stMents, 10:30PM 3D News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Stop. You're KflHng Ir.?..' Moheoan Trail and Iroquois, 24 South Road, 173 South Road, 841 Hop stops irt 11 Westview Drive, 45 H e b i^ ask her husband if he’d seen anyone would say something. If she had, we 7:40PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ M s' Driven out of business when Prahibf 966 Boston Turnpike, 1079 Boston Elementary Bus 3 River R o ^ , Hop River Road at Mark To get Abby’s booklet, -” How to ter (39 Major League Baseball: New York Bernice Maher of Manchester Williams Road, 83 Cider Mill Road, Box Turnpike, 1191 Boston Turnpike, 1266 in hopes that it would scare him planned on insisting that she keep Yankees at (M ifom le Angels (2 hra.. 30 tion is repealed, a bootlegger encounters Mountain Road at Lake Street, Good­ Anthony Road, 640 Hop RIyer Road, 634 5»*W m , *15512? “ "2'S® "®®®' Be Popular: You’re Never Too problems when ha tries to go lagitimals. recentiy returned from Philadel­ Boston Turnpike, 1288 Boston Turnpike, 80 Camp Meeting Road, 33 C a rte r Hop River Road, 518 Hop River Road, 5 " '"•St street, 190 French Rood, 38 away, but he keeps at it. the $10 because she was honest. 8:00PM CD UfeOuest: Ageless min.) (Live) win Road, Brooktield Rood at Gaylord 25 Tolland Road, 81 Tolland Road, 111 Street’ U Carier Street, 40 Volpl Road^ French RoM, 1 LourwoM Drive, 25 Young or Too Old.” send a check or Broderick Crawford. Claire Trevor, VkaMa phia where she attended the natinal Road, Corner of Lake Street and Cider 2 * Hop R l w , 310 Hop River Road, Any ideas? Or should I just be Nothing was said, and she America This exploration into the implica­ Ig ) Hogan's Haroes Gibson. 1952. Tolland Rood, Tolland Road at Ply­ ? Rood, 56 Volpl Road, 63 VoIdI Stony Road ot Hop River Rood, 48 Steele LoumoMDrlve, 8 Rolling H ills T rail, 28 money order for $2.50 and a long, tions of longer life expectancies includes convocation of State Retired Mill Road, Bolton Center Road at Riga Anthony Rood, 26 nano RoM, 11 direct and risk the consequences? avoided any eye contact. She is a ® IN N New s Lane, 185 Bolton Center Road, Bolton mouth Lane, Boston Turnpike at North Road, 74 Volpl Rood, 86 Volpl Rood M C rm ln g Road, 18 Steele Crossing Road, stamped (39 cents), self-addressed the needs of older, single woman; home [U S A ] Hollywood Insldsr Teachers Association presidents. Center Road at Smith's. Road, 55 Vernon Road, 40 Quarry Road. VpIPl Road, 8 VHIa Loulw R?Sdf 145 5 Steele Crossing Rood. n Dll';*'15 Hliobeth Drive, 145 UNEASY IN ILLINOIS new employee and I felt that envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular­ care by children for their elderly parents; (9) Odd Couple Maher is president of the Associa­ 5®P“ ' ” Tinker Pond Slinri ^22?® " J?®2®' corner ot Tinker perhaps we should inform the and aging couples. (60 min.) 2 : 0 0 A M 3D MOVIE; -KlesafDaMh'A Road, 25 Tinker Pond Road, 20 Tinker 52.2? ,?®®®_ 2"® Fondview Drive, 9 ity, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III 99 Nuavas Noches con Talina Feman- captured jewel tMaf refuses to eld the se- tion of Retired Teachers of Connec­ D EAR UNEASY: Even re- owner. My husband said forget it; it CD MOVIE: 'Autumn Sonata' This pow­ daz sistsnt DA in return for a reduced tenl- High School Bus 2 Pond Road, Westrldoe Drive (Includina Elementary Bus 7 F5tl.n2i2n°''JlfJ’ Nlountaln 61054. ticut Inc. High School Bus 6 B*' TInlier Pond Road ert ix“4n"slon"."' «® “"taln erful study of love and hate explores the [D IS ] Animals in Action Camera tricks ence. Brian Donlavy, Victor Mature. ^ West Street at Rocco Road, 191 West Frenrt Rood Extension, 93 Birch Moun­ deep emotional chasms separating a and demonstrations are used to explain chard WIdmark. 1947. The four-day event was spon­ 21 Hebron Road, 43 Hebron Road, tain Rood, 15 Enrico Road, 85 BIrSi _ 16*5. Boston Turnpike, 1067 Boston mother and daughter. Ingrid Bergman, Liv w « t st™“ Hebron Rood at Brian Drive, Hebron Turnplira, 1075 Boston Turnpike, animal vision. MOVIE; 'Mountain Charlie’ Thia la sored by the National Retired 105 West Street, 110 West Street, 33 West 114 7 Ullmann. 1978. 3D Hebron Road ' “ ^roplke,11S9 Boston Turnpike, storts ot 1 1 : » homebound from o.m. [H B (n HBO Comedy Hour Martin Mull the story of s girl's life ki the Rocky Moun­ Teachers Association Division of French Road, 115 French Road, 275 Hebron Road, Hebron Road at ToroP'hO' Old Coventry CD ® Who's the Boss? (CC) Mona's Live (C C ) Comdeien Merlin Mull returns to tain wilderness of the 1860's, med with the Aemrican Association of Re­ Road, 17 Lyman Rood, 29 Lyman Road, Wetnter Lone, 103 Shoddy Mill Rood, 99 ROM, la n Boston Turnpike, 12M, Hair dyes can be a problem displeased with the ultra-efficient British raging rivers, dangerous animalt, and dsa- his hometown to parade with a marching 33 Lyman Road, 45 Lyman Road, 393 Shoddy Mill Road, 252 Hebron Road, 232 tired Persons. West Street, 344 West Street, 222 West Elementary Bus 4 5®S’®M"''5P"'0' 15 Tolland RoM office clerk that Angela hired. (R) *(ln band, among other things, as he ponders perate men. Denise NaHson. Dick Robin­ Hebron Road, 136 Hebron Road, Hebron Tollm d Road at High MeMow, Tolland RoM ',^%eT,2?^' Stereo) life in middle America. (60 min.) (In Stereo) son. 1982. Street, West Street ot School Road, 23 Road at Loomis Road, Bolton Center R pM Into Sunset ot High MeMow, 15 School Rood, School Road at Tumble- Bolton Cmter Road ot Bavberrv DEAR DR. MOVIE: 'Thursday's Child' The true Road at Meadow Road, Bolton Center Rood-East, 9 Wotrous Road, 37 wa- Pl^outh l^ne, 11 LlynwoM Drive, 49 function of the organ to be exam­ dD [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Death Wish 3' Paul Ker­ (39 Airahow The 13th Annuel Dayton In­ brook Lane, 41 School Road, School GOTT: Several story of a bright, athletic 17-year-old boy ternational Airahow features commercW. Pinochle scores Road at Brandy Street (Including Steele JlSS* '•“2?’ Wotrous Rood, M LlynwoM Drive, LlynwoM Orlye ot ®-"*- session . ined because, in order to make a sey breaks his promise and returns to New Rood at Brondy Street, 156 Brandy Crossing). telenlial Rood, LlynwoM Drive S who suddenly becomes ill and requires a York seeking revenge against a sadistic military end private planas, plut aky- flreet, r a Brandy Street, 128 Brandy Wotrous Rood, 10 Wotrous R oad 4 Boston Turnpike# 1075 questions in picture, the tracer must be ab­ The pinochle scores for Thurs­ Wotrous Rood, 22 B^?ndy StVS5t737 Oorth ftoM, Tollo M RoM ot Cables Boston Turnpike# 5 &nsef Lon« a heart transplant. Gena Rowlands. Don street gang who murdered his beat friend. dlvers. ballonitta, m illt ^ pradtlon flkim ®rondy Street at Alexis Driye, your column i sorbed by tissue. To a degree, the Murray. Jessica Walter. 1983. day’s game at the Army & Navy 119 Brandy Street. Brandy Street, 45 Brandy Street D r lv ^ m '^ llo n d RoM , Boston Turn- RootT* Colonlol Rood# Boliev ' Charles Bronson, Deborah Raffin, Ed Lsu- teams and wing walkers. (60 mki.) (Taped) Elementaiy Bus 1 pllK at North RoM , Boston Turnpike ot have concerned traditional bone scan does the same ter. 1985. Rated R. a u b are Sam Schors, 60S; Helena B ra n ^ at Alexis Drive, 135 (S) MOVIE; 'The Delicate Delinquent' A [ESP N ] Running and Racing B ra n ^ Street, 137 Brandy Street, 149 Orlye, 1040 Boston Turnpike, problems with Dr. Gott thing. It is simpler, less expensive rookie has a difficult time proving himself Gavello, 588; Bob Hill, 570; Andy 25 Birch Mountain Road, 3 Volpl Brandy Mreet, 140 Hebron Road, 122 972 Boston Turnpike. 11:00PM 33 3D (8) ® ® Newt [U S A ] W WF Prbna Thne WraetNng High School Bus 3 Road, Lourwood Drive and Rosewood Chaney Tech Bus hairdyes.Iama and does not give the same amount on the police force. Jerry Lewis, Martha Noske, 570; Mary Chapman, 551; Hebron Rood, 98 Hebron Road, n Peter Gott, M.D. Hyer. Darren McGavin. 1957. 3D 99 Late Show (In Stereo) 2 :3 0 A M [CNN] Sports Iptenlght Lone, corner of Lourwood Drive and Loomis RoM , 80 Loomis Rood, 88 cosmetology of detail as a PE T scan. However, it Birch Mountain Extension at Con­ Rosewpi^ Lone, corner of Rolling Hills (D Carol Burnett end Friends John Klein, 550; Tony DeMaio, 547; verse Road, Birch Mountain Rood at Loomis Road, 186 Bolton Center Rood. Elementary Bus 8 Tech?l?ii‘^«2222."*P'®"®' Vocotlonol student, and one is more readily available in most @ ® MOVIE: 'Return to Maybetry' [ESPN ] SportsCentar Ada Rojas, 546; Dom Anastasio, corner of Comp Meeting Road, 8 Birch I m " ' 5 ” Rolling sT m 0 t ?£?2®' 2&M** O'"' be«'" (C C ) Andy Taylor returns to his home (3) Abbott and Coetallo Hills Trail, 10 Brooktide Lane, 14 „ * 0 N o tch R o m , 76 N otch R o M , 90 o f the first small hospitals. town of M a y b e ^ to run again for sheriff, 2 :3 5 A M (SD NIghlwatch 543. Mountain Road, Volpl Road at Rose- Brookside Lane, 17 Brookside Lane, 4 Notrii RpM, 49 Notch RoM, Notch dfsmlss"rt"»S:m‘’“'''"‘’^ (8 ) Barney MWer wood Lane, Volpl Road ot Carter Street, Elementary Bus 5 things we are The CT scan will show the only to learn that his former deputy Barney 2 :4 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE; 'Cooolne Brookside Lane, corner of Volpl Road Root* Extension (Into Cook Drive), 42 taught is to be Fife has also entered the race. Andy Grif­ (JD Risking K All (R) u n iS ^ c?'**! Road, corner of at Rosewood Lane, 30 Flano Road, 6 2 Clark Rood, 17 Clark Rood, 21 C la rk Mount ^m ne r Drive, 49 Mount Sumner . structure of bone and whether W ere' A U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Volpl Rood and Flano Road# 60 Villa Drive, n Mount Sumner Drive, 65 j S H ’riF'SMSSSS alert for signs of fith. Don Knotts. Ron Howard. 1986. (R) (In (8 ) Talaa of the Unaxpactsd operstive goat undercover as e paot to Meeting changed Anthony Road, 28 Anthony Road, 26 Flo'S' C?o"rk'Ria?40 cracks and fractures are present. Stereo) Louisa Road, F ono Rood, 11 Elizabeth Rood, 15 Flora Roert, 78 Flora Rood, Comp Miiunt temner Drive, Mount Sumner analine-derivatlve tint sensitibity production of skin pigment. Some (8) M -A'S-H amath a South American cocaine empire. Birch Mountain Road ot Tinker Pond Si!''* ot turnoround, 25 Mount Sumner The PE T scan will indicate whether (B ) Nova (C C ) Questions raised by John Schneider, Kathryn W M , Fadarico The cancer support group that ElIzobMh Road, 121 Birch Mountain Meeting Rood (otter coming out IL street, 43 ' ing a patch test before the show if the bone contains “ hot vlncad Hitler la darangsd and atala on Into MeMow RoM at 16 MeMow Rood. S?h^2i ’ ".ShoMy Mill ROM, 18 . string of murders. Sally Kellerman, Sandra [CNN] Moneyllne 2222 ailininistration of hair dye is the DEAR DR. GOTT: What differ­ carrying out tbs order. Leslie Caron, Orson School Calendars 2222' fi. S)?"®",. '*®®®' 11* ' spots,” indicating a tumor or an Locke, Roben Shaw. 1973. [D IS ] Adventurea of Ozzie end Harriet Weliaa, Kkk Douglas. 19M . best way to determine sensitivity. ent information can m y doctor undiagnosed fracture. Daughters of Isabella meet Elementary Bus 12 obtain from a CAT scan, a PE T Of course. I ’ve given you a very 15 Habron RoM , 43 Hebron R o m ak m S e R T u f •tacts ot opproxl- DEAR READER: I am grateful scan and a bone scan? I have simplified ovenriew. Your doctor, The Daughters of Isabella is W.9VI.# 8IVTII1 Bolton public schools Feb. 12 — Lincoln’s Birthday. 232l ! j 5|JL!2i ! : r ! ; ' J 9'»L*B««n® starts ot for your comments. I ’m glad that arthritis, advanced osteoporosis an working with la radiologist, is the having a potiuck and raffle tonight RoM"ot*BH2^’ IvJ?®''''?!!'*®®®' 9P®I®i®f"«®®'V 3:05 p.m . fte p s o t 28 Box Cinema Aug. 31 — Teacher orientation. Feb. 15 — Washington’s Birthday. untol analine sensitivity has received the active adult scoliosis. best Judge of what particular type at 6 at Anne Gryk’s home, 55 o ro o n n iiit D r Ivg# 137 Hobron Rood, iao ‘pentL. "g??*.* SPT!®5*«’ "oM, 17 March 16 — Four-hour sessions; professional urp«tit*r RoM, 81 JohnMn Rood, attention it deserves in cosmetol­ of test you need, depending on what Highwood St. Sept. 1 — Professionai deveiopment day. development. Htbron Rood# comor Boliev RoM. Sept. 2 — C; asses begin. Sl.t?S**^.®Jl®.".®*ot'ooIRooro" *67 treason Sept. 19,-1945. Joyce had Witches of Eoafwlcfc (R> 7:30. MANCMfOnm Student instruction will end when students have tion. They are harmless and do not graphy) scan Is also a computer­ 44101-3369. Be sure to ask for the Poor RHRord’a Pub A Clnomn — to 6:30 p.m.. The group will then ■Nov. 26-27 — Thanksgiving recess. spent the war in Nazi Germany, completed 180 days. Makeup days will be scheduled need treatment. Nonetheless, peo­ ized X-ray technique. It changes Droonot (PO-13) 7:30,9:30. The U vlM OpyWohto attend the concert a t 7 p.m. at the Dec. 23 — Four-hour sessions. Health Report on Menopause. SBeweme Onemes 1-9— No Wev Out turea In BobvaltHiia (p6> mSmSiM*— a ra r June 13. If more than eight school closings occur propaganda against ple who freckle are often sensitive gamma rays from Injected (or Z4:t0,7!f-». ( P»0 O ) with. „ PalterpeW II J W ) m Pork. Dec. 24-Jan. 1 — Hoiiday rei^ss. (Rl 12:40,2:90, S, 7:40,10:10.— TboCore — Roxoime (PO) 1 4:$A 7:15,9:Jo; Manchester Bicentennial Band prior to April 15, days may be taken from the April Klndorgartwi busM — Snow White and th^SSvvva I Shell. Bring seating. Jan. 18 — Martin Luther King Day. *>®ro the to sunlight; ultraviolet radiation ifthaled) radioactive tracers into ieora Adveirturot In Wonderland (OJ (O) with Horry and the recess. United States but lived in Britain usually makes freckles more prom­ pictures. To a greater extent than (Proposer Antonin Dvorak was 12. — DItordarllas (PO) ^ 4:39, 7:1$, VIRNON (PO) ntdork.— Bevolry HHIi< stodeiits for 18 years. 9:20. — RoboCop (R> 12:10, 2:2$, 4:40, O m 10 1— Summer School (PO-13) with ’’Crocodile” Dundee (9 inent by stimulating the further CT scans, P E T scans indicate the born In 1841. 7:30, 9:90. — Stokoeut (R) 12:20, 2:3$, 7.9:1$. — DrooMf (PO-11) 7:10,9:JD. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuetday. Aug. 25.1M7 M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D . Tuesday. Aug. 28.1987 - 15 I I SPORTS Hrbek’s single lifts •II Twins past Tigers McConachie takes playoff By The Associated Press Steve Lombardozzi says none of AL Roundup the is Superman. /-i They just seem more powerful than V/ a locomotive and faster than a into a virtual tie for first place with to triumph in Annulli Classic speeding bullet when playing at the Detroit in the AL East. 'I^e Tigers Metrodome. By Jim Tierney have a percentage of .593 and Ralph DeNicoIo, head profes- Kent Hrbek’s bases-loaded single Toronto is at .592. Herald Sports Writer aional at the host Manchester club, with one out in the ninth inning Toronto starter John Oerutti, was disheartened by his round of 79. W'- Monday night scored Lombardozzi 10-3, took a six-hit shutout into ^ e He flnislied in a tie for second "Awful." DeNicoIo said of his play and gave Minnesota a 5-4 victory eighth, but Jim Presley hit a place when the inaugural Annulli on Monday. " I was all wound up. over Detroit, snapping the Twins’ run-scoring triple and Dave Valle Manchester aassic took place a My knees were hurting. There was six-game losing streak. homered to make it 7-3. ^ a r ago. After Monday’s renewal a tricky wind, but a favorable j i t V ' The Twins, first in the American of the oneway pro-am golf tourna­ .wind." DeNicoIo sees the Annulli League West by two games over Athletics 7, Orioles 3 ment at the Manchester Country Classic, whose main sponsor is tte / ■ Oakland, had lost all six games on Club ended, he moved one notch the road in Detroit and Boston. Te rry Steinbach’s two-out, two- Orlando Annulli and Sons construc­ run single sparked a five-run sixth above his effort last year. And he tion company, as an enduring They are now 43-18 at the Metro­ inning, and reliever Greg Cadaret found himself at the top of the list event. dome and 24-42 on the road. pitched five innings of hitless relief ramprised of 32 professionals from “ This is going to get better every “ It’s a big night just to put an end Connecticut. Massachusetts, Flor­ to the skid," Lombardozzi said. as Oakland defeated visiting year." DeNicoIo said. “We will Baltimore. ida and North Carolina, along with more than double our gift to the "W e had a talk before the game and M amateurs. Trailing 3-2 in the sixth, Carney charity.” All proceeds from the nobody was going to try to be Lansford started the rally with an Jack McConachie, the nine-year pro-am event this year will benefit Superman. We are all in this golf professional from the Pine together.” infield single. Mike Davis followed the Manchester Scholarship with a double and Mark McGwire Valley Country O ub in Southington Foundation. Reliever Eric King, 6-9, gave up a walked. Mike Boddicker, 9-7, and a former Connecticut Open and “ This is a good tournament, top leadoff single to Lombardozzi. King struck out pinch-hitter Steve Hend­ P G A section winner, won the shelf," Joe Lynch, a member of the was relieved by Wiliie Hernandez, erson but Steinbach singled on a 3-2 second Annulli Classic during a Connecticut P G A section, said. and Randy Bush advanced Lom­ i ;r>- ■ playoff with Mike Bailey of the bardozzi to second with a sacrifice. pitch for a 4-3 lead. Alfredo Griffin Wethersfield Country Oub. McCon­ In the tourney, one professional AI Newman followed with a single made it 5-3 with a single to right and achie and Bailey both shot rounds of plays with three amateurs with sending Lombardozzi to third and Luis Polonia capped the rally with a 70 before they negotiated the money prizes going to the top 10 Kirby Puckett was intentionally two-run triple off reliever John sudden-death playoff. professionals and top flve team walked. Hrbek then lined Hernan­ Habyan. McConachie paired the 316-yard gross and net scores. The first- dez’s first pitch to center field to par-four first hole to win the playoff place team gross award of $350 score the winning run. Yankees 3, Angels 2 and the $2,000 first priie. Bailey, went to a foursomeof Mike Grigley, Jeff Reardon, 6-6, pitched the Mike Pagliarulo’s two-out double who bogeyed, received $I,S00 for his last year’s champion, and Geno Honid photo hy Tucker final inning for the victory. in the nth inning scored Claudell Pietrantonio, Don Piretti and Sal effort. Scott Fusco of the United States Olympic team shoots "The key is to stay within your Washington from second base and “ I played pretty well," the Garafolo. Grigley finished fourth Monday night at the Civic Center. Dave Etiett (2) looks limitations and knowing what you lifted New York over California at 39-year-old McConachie said. " I this year with a 72. The team net the puck towards Team USA goalie John Vanblesbrouck on. Fusco scored one of the Olympians’ two goals but It can and can’t do,” Twins Manager Anaheim. was relaxed.” first prize went to Walt Lowell’s during action between the Olympians and Team USA wasn’t enough as Team USA won, 5-2. Tom Kelly said. " I was just Washington walked leading off \ -1 McConachie, who had four bir­ foursome, which included Bob concerned that we play well to­ against left-hander Gary Lucas. dies and two bogeys in his round, Vonderkall, C.D. McCarthy and night. I just want m y guys to go for 1-3, and moved to second on Don was a little too anxious with his Nino Nistri. nine innings, (not to look ahead to Mattingly’s grounder before scor­ Prepare tor Finland on Friday other games). We have to continue birdie putt on the sudden-death Manchester Country Club assist­ ing on Pagliarulo’s drive down the this kind of play if we want to be in hole. " I wanted to give it a good ant pro Steve Garren nearly won right-field line. chance." he said. McConachie’s this thing in October." himself a 1988 Chrysler when his tee Charles Hudson, 9-3, pitched birdie attempt ran five feet by the shot on the 18th hole bounced in and Elsewhere, Toronto defeated one-hit ball in four innings after hole, but Bailey was unable to Seattle 7-3, New York edged Cali­ out of the hole. A hole-in-one on the relieving starter Tommy John. capitalize on the situation; He Team USA dumps Olympians fornia 4-3 in 11 innings, Oakland Hudson has not allowed a run in 21 18th would have given that person missed a seven-footer which would beat Baltimore 7-3, Texas tripped innings. ^•K the car. have prolonged the playoff. Bv Jim Tierney Kansas City 4-2 and Chicago Rangers. defeated Boston 6-3. Rangers 4, Royals 2 "It missed the side of the cup by Herald Sports Writer “ A lot of things were encourag­ ’The Twins tied the score 4-4 in the half an inch.” Bailey said of his Bobby Witt limited the Royals to ing." Olympic Coach Dave Peter­ seventh on Lombardozzi’s run­ playoff putt for par. "W e both hit Z : J"'*" McConochle HARTFORD — “Preparation” son said. “ We played with pretty three hits while walking eight P®'!2Y Gorman 71, scoring single. batters in 7 1-3 innings and Scott our drives in the same area except Mlk# ^lo le y 72, Lorry Oemort 73, Gave was the operative word surround­ good heart. I think we have a lot of The Tigers trailed 3-1 in the sixth Fletcher drove in two runs for mine was in the rough.” After Cook n , taul Rylz 73, Tony Kelley 74. ing Monday night’s encounter be­ toughness. ’They (Team USA) got a Tony R o ^ o 74. Roger Simpkins 74. when an R B I single by Chet Lemon Texas at Kansas City. Bailey missed his par putt. McCon­ tween the United States Olympic little more experience, a little more — MIk* Crloley-Geno and Tom Brookens’ two-run double Witt. 7-6, was relieved by Mitch achie drilled in his five-footer, for netrontonlo-Don Plrettl-Sol Gorofolo hockey team and Team USA at the moxie.” put them ahead. Williams after throwing two balls to par and the victory. 47, Steve Gorren-Terry Sctillllno-Boto Civic Center. ’The Olympians have After misfiring on three solid Klcrnpn-Rov Tonguoy 47, Dove Cook- Tiger Manager Sparky Anderson Lonnie Smith with one out in the just begun their laborious road to power play opportunities at the “It (the course) is challenging," Bill Pwles-BIII SonOer-Ernle Bobl- doesn’t think the homefield makes eighth. Witt has gone 49consecutive neou 48, Don Gllho-RIck Clough-Corl the 1988 Winter Olympics in Cal­ beginning of the second period, the McConachie said. "Th e key point that much difference. starts in his career without a Lo rso n -R o lp h V io la 4S, Jock gary. Canada, while Team USA will Olympians later in the period was on the 16th hole. I was in a McConochle-Wolly Irlsh-Movnord 'I " I don’t play any different in any complete game, the most of any commence competition in the six- allowed two consecutive goals, one fairway bunker and almost con­ Clouah-Gory Shearer 4S. ballparksanywhere,’’hesaid. “I’m active Ditcher. Harald photo by Tuekor JfV ~ **•'* Lowell-Bob team Canada Cupbeginning Friday by Chris Nilan of the Montreal ceded a bogey. I made a nine-footer Herald photo by Tuekor just not smart enough to do that.” Vom^kall-C. O. McCarthv-NIno NIstrl at 7:30 p.m. against Finland at the Canadians and a second goal by Earl Everette blasts out of a sand trap on the sixth for par which gave me a lift.” 57, Tony Roberto-Bob Pogonl-Poul Civic Center. White Sox 6, Red Sox 3 S ^ o r ^ v e Marshall 9», Rob Ouncon- Manchester Country Club head professional Ralph Housley which came on the power Blue Jays 7, Mariners 3 hole at the Manchester Country Club during Monday’s As for Bailey, he’ll definitely be Blll St^enson-Jock Sheo-Tom Atam- While the young Olympians and play to extend Team U S A ’s lead to Carlton Fisk hit his 100th career Annulli Manchester Classic. Thirty-two professionais back. " I love it here," he said. ‘T i l lon 60, Ralph Denlcolo-Morsh Worren- DeNicoIo follows through on his drive on the fourth hole potential National Hockey League 4-1. Ernie Whitt and Tony Fernandez home run at Fenway Park and Greg Chevretfe 41, John hit home runs as Toronto defeated and 96 amatuers took part. be disappointed when I can't make Nowobllskl-Bob Jones-Steve Pyko- during Monday's Annulli Classic. DeNicoIo had a round stars showed signs of promise. r c o , Clark Donatelli, the outstanding Walker added a two-run homer, his Chrls Speers 41. of 79. Team USA’s experience and piayer of the game for the Olym pi­ Seattle at the Kingdome to move 23rd. as Chicago beat Boston. rugged style of play prevailed in a A ans, tapped in a rebound off a Tony 5-2 exhibition game victory before a Granato slapshot for a power play crowd of 8,843. ’The Olympic team goal. ’That cut the lead to 4-2 at 4:46 Masse has successful summer in Capie League has lost its only two games, both to of the final period. Reuschel keeps Team USA. 'ITie Olympic team, LaFontaine set up the finai score which leaves for Europe later this of the game at 11; 57 — and it was a Like old wine, Bill Masse improved his batting in 1970 against the Atlantic Collegiate League, week, will play 60 more games thing of beauty. LaFontaine br'oke average with each of his three eligible seasons in The late William Casey, who headed the Central before the Winter Olympics begin. free and raced up the ice. only to Giants in first Masse is the only player to either play in that game the Cape Cod Summer Baseball League. Intelligence Agency, was a teammate of % dish the puck off to Wayne Presley, or make the final All-Star team for three seasons. " It ’s our last dress rehearsal By The Associated Press The former East Catholic High School and Manchester’s Joe McCluskey on the first Fordham before the Canada Cup." ’Team who in turn slipped it over to Chris American Legion standout claimed the third best Herald Angle “He’s a professional prospect right now," Cotuit University cross country team in 1932. A photo of Chelios, who easily' beat Mike USA and former Calgary Flames’ Welcome, the San Francisco batting mark in the 1987 Cape circuit, which Coach George Greer, an ex-University of the team appeared in a recent national magazine. Richter. Richter had relieved start­ NL Roundup Earl Yost Coach Bob Johnson said. " I was Giants said to Rick Reuschel. features standout college players from coast to Connecticut standout, said. Greer, who also ing Olympic goaltender Chris Ter- pleased with our effort tonight. We Welcome back, the New York coast. Sports Editor Emeritus coached at Davidson before going to Wake Forest, reri at the start of the finai period. have three days to prepare (for the Mets said to Rick Aguilera. saw Masse lead his college team last spring with a ’The highly touted Craig Janney, "A t the All-Star break, I was just Masse, who will enroll at Wake Forest next Canada Cup). ’The tournament is a Glad to have you back, tbe .386 average and 14 home runs. Future plans an Enfield native and Ali-American thankful for the three days off," month after transferring from Davidson College world-class tournament. It’s three said to Bob Jim Balcome, who successfully directed the 1987 notches above the NHL." at Boston College, along with being Knepper said. " I worked so hard after three years, didn’t set the world on fire in 1985 the No. 1 pick of the Boston Bruins Knepper. New England Relays and will be back in 1988, New York Islanders’ Pat LaFon- between starts trying to figure out with Cotuit in the Cape loop with a .282 average. A Com m ittee elects in the 1986 draft, never got on track All three pitchers had strong what was wrong, but nothing hopes to have at least four o r five featured events to taine, a member of the 1984 U.S outings Monday night to keep the year ago, the outfielder tacked 45 points on his ’These credentials should prove to be a good against Team USA. He had a rough seemed to work." Joe Mazotta, assistant principal at Manchester help keep the crowd on hand. In June, the Corn-Fed Olym pic team, tallied at the 1:09 two National League division races hitting mark to .327 and added 30 more points this bargaining point in seeking the type of bonus m ark of the opening period to give time of it in his first appearance at Knepper said Manager Hal Lan­ High School, has been elected president of the Mile was the only major event and when it was over the Civic Center. close. season for a .357 figure. money Masse figures he should get for signing a Team USA a quick 1-0 lead. ier could have given up on him long 1977-78 M C C N ew England Relays Committee. Pat most of the crowd of 2,000 left the scene. “ They’ve got an excellent club,” San Francisco beat Philadelphia ago. Masse played in all 42 games as Cotuit wound up professional contract. A lOth-round pick by the LaFontaine, who later added an Mistretta is executive vice president, Tony Next year’s Relays will be staged June 18 and 19 Washington Capitals’ defenseman 6-1 as Reuschel allowed five hits in “ I appreciate It that Hal stayed fourth in the final standings among the eight Chicago Cubs, he was offered $14,000 plus $6,000 in assist, is honored to be a part of Borkowski is treasurer and Maria Generis is with the track and field events at Manchester High Rod Langway said of the Olym pi­ seven innings in his first appear­ with m e." Knepper said. “ It took a entries to grab the last playoff spot. ’The Kettlers ..Team USA. ance for the Giants after they incentives last June. Masse turned the deal down. secretary. Mazzotta, an official in the discus event School’s W igren Tra c k and a four-m ile road race Horald photo by Tuekor ans. “ They’re very well drilled fora long time to get m y act together.” were eliminated in the post-season play by regular - “ It’s an honor for anyone to get acquired him in a trade with Before signing on the dotted line with any team, for several years, replaces Bill Booker as prexy. team that’s been together a short Rookie Joe Magrane. 6-6, was the season champion Harwich. starting and finishing at the M CC campus. 'selected to play for their country," Pittsburgh last Friday. except the Cubs, Masse eyes a berth with the 1988 With bIg-money purses being offered in Europe, Balcome noted that 431 men and women took part LaFontaine said. “ I guess it’s world Scott Young (14) of the U.S. Olympic team looks to time. You’re going to see about IS loser, allowing two runs on five hits After the teams split the first two games in the U.S. Olympic Team. ’This honor would be another players in the N H L in the near The Giants remained a half-game in seven innings. plus appearance fees, John Tre a c y has been in the track and field events this year. The series of hockey. It’s an exciting ahead of Houston in the West as the best-of-three set, Cotuit lost out, 1-0, in the decider stepping stone to a higher pick in the draft and a control the puck during Monday night’s action with Team future." Bill Doran and Gerald Young cam paigning on foreign soil this sum m er. H e’s had breakdown showed the athletes cam e from seven tournament.” Astros defeated St. Louis 5-2 behind despite getting two hits by Jeff Riggs. Riggs, like more lucrative bonus. USA. Todd Richards of the Olympic team. Bob Brooke As to the matters at hand and knocked in the Astros’ first two runs moderate success, with placements in the top five states. A total of 359 cam paigners had Connecticut Johnson realizes his club is an Knepper’s seven-hitter and first Masse, is a product of East Catholic. Masse was twice selected to play with the Cape -underdog in the Canada Cup, but he and Dave Ellett of Team USA are In on the play. Team Friday’s encounter with Finland, with singles. spots in most appearances. addresses, while 22 were from Massachusetts, 36 Johnson is realistic. “ I think we complete game of the season. Just what kind of a year did Masse have in his Cod League All-Star team, in 1975 and 1977, and for expects big things from LaFon- USA won, 5-2. Meanwhile, Eamonn Coghlan, another favorite from New York, five each from Rhode Island and have to play a defensive type of Knepper has a 4-1 record and an Mets 1, Dodgers 0 finale on the Cape? He led his club in seven the last two years he has been a final season .taine. " I don’t know if we’ve got with Manchester foot race fans, is combining Pennsylvania, and three each from New hockey," he said. “ We don’t have a of 3.29 in his New York got the only run it offensive departments: home runs, average, hits, All-Star selection. those players who are going to last six appearances after a 3-12 training for 5,000- apd 10,000-meter distances while Hampshire and Vermont. The athletes represented lot of great scorers in our lineup so needed against Los Angeles when walks, runs batted in, stolen bases and runs scored. A games of the first-place Aguilera. 5-2, who sprained a on." , . ing player of the game for Team past Team USA’s goalie John Cardinals in the East with a 1-0 Midway through the first period. USA, scored to give Team USA a 2-0 <^p are Canada, Sweden, Czechos­ ligament in his right elbow and was Eight teams compete for Little League title Vanblesbrouck of the New York lovakia and the Soviet Union. victory over Los Angeles. Aguilera, placed on the disabled list on May in his first appearance since May 21, retired 15 consecutive batters WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) - 20, returned from an elbow injury to would grow as big as it is," said With baseball expected to be­ from the third inning until the When Pontiac executive Jack a world series. He said in an shut out the Dodgers on four hits for Losch, who batted .500 in a come an Olympic gold-medal sport eighth, when Glenn Hoffman Losch sits down to watch the Little interview last year he would prefer 7 2-3 innings. tournament that drew 11 teams by 1992, Hale said he wants to community round-robins. ‘Oscar" performance was memorable singled with two outs. League championship game on In the only other N L game, from Pennsylvania and New increase the number of countries "M y goal was to give seven Saturday, it will look far different But Hale said the international Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5-4. Jersey. playing Little League baseball strong innings, and hope that I was from the title game he played in 40 flavor of the series fosters goodwill Reuschel, 9-6 with a 2.69 E R A this The tournament is now known as from 28 to 100 in the next decade. Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. effective," Aguilera said. "The years ago. between nations and teaches the medal game, season after shoulder surgery the Little League World Series, and Among the neophytes Hale hopes The Associated Press biggest problem I could have now is In 1947, Losch was the center players to get along with people While upsets often make the more nearly ended his career in 1982, is it pits eight teams culled from 7,000. to enlist are the Soviet Union, China lasting impression in international to worry about the injury reoccur­ fielder as Williamsport defeated from other cultures. “It is another Pearl Harbor for the happy just to be pitching and is Close to 40,000 fans attend the and Israel. He also plans to travel to The most memorable perfor­ competitions, an extraordinary ring. I ’m just gonna forget about it, neari^~l4)ck Haven 16-7 before a Hua Lian, Taiwan, opens the thrilled to be in a pennant race. championship game and thousands Cuba this fall in an attempt to mance in the Pan American Games Americans.” athlete performing up to his owns and hope it stays sound." crowd of 2,000 to win the first Little single-elimination tournament to­ “ I’m basically excited just still more watch it on national persuade officials of that baseball- day against the European entry, was Brazil’s Oscar-winner in the standards provides a special thrill. Randy Myers got the last out in League championship, then called — Fernando Paz, a trainer being in the game when I was television. crazy nation to join. Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The Saudi basketball final. Take Greg Louganis. the eighth and Roger McDowell the National Little League almost gone Just three years ago," Little League President Little League founder Carl Stotz It’s not important that the loser Louganis is a diver, not an pitched the ninth for his I9thsaveas tournament. team is comprised mostly of with the Peruvian team he said. “ I ’m excited because I Creighton Hale wants to expand has said he never intended the Americans whose fathers work in was the favored United States, invincible diver, but the greatest the Dodgers were shut out for the “ Nobody ever knew or thought it have a chance to help out down the Little League even more. organization's championship to be the oil business. although to the badly overmatched diver who ever lived. He gives the 14th time this season. South Americans that had to make L stretch." Len Dykstra led off the fourth impression diving is not difficult. Reuschel struck out a season- it'pspeclally sweet. Earlier this year, Louganis, who with a double off rookie Shawn Upsets are the spice of sports, high eight batters and walked none Hlllegas, 2-1, and went to third on a streak to 35 consecutive games in points for Brazil, put it in has a won more national and as he won his first game since Town slow-pitch tourney could end tonight and this one was peppered by the the competition. perspective. international competitions than sacrifice before Hernandez singled Cpfiotion-charged performance of beating the Giants on July 22. “It’s the greatest feeling,” the “ We just won one game,” he said. most divers have entered, includ­ He said he was surprised that the Pirates 5, Reds 4 With three more teams elimi­ Tonight’s matchups pit one un­ Oscar Schmidt, who kept hitting on 29-year-old Schmidt said after Another memorable moment of ‘A’ DhfiBlon ing the world championships and Giants acquired him for pitchers Pittsburgh snapped a four-game nated Monday night, the Town Slow beaten team against a once- each added two hits. For Tierney’s, shots from south of the border. scoring 46 points, including 21 on the competition at Indianapolis Olympics, failed to win a gold Jeff Robinson and Scott Medvin. losing streak and extended Cincin- Pitch Tournament could come toan defeated team. In the A Division, For Main Pub, ’Tim Bycholski Jeff D ’Angona, Paul Mador, and Remember the U.S. hockey 3-point goals. He exhorted his came in baseball when the United medal in the U.S. indoor “I was very surprised when I nat’s string of losses to five as end tonight with two teams remain­ undefeated Glenn Construction will drilled two home runs while Kevin John Butler each had two hits. team’s upset of the Soviet Union in teamates, pumped an arm into the States snapped Cuba’s Pan Am championships. heard T was going to the Giants," Bobby Bonilla hit a three-nin ing in each of the three divisions, face Main Pub at Fitzgerald Field Hanlon and Frank Marandino 1980 Winter Olympics? How about air each time he scored in the Games winning streak at 37 games. He came back to win two golds In Reuschel said. “ All the talk I heard homer and Doug Drabek allowed 'liree games are slated for tonight, at 7:30 while B ray’s will meet added two hits apiece. Mark and Ecuador beating the United States second half and cried in victory. The early-round game appeared the outdoor championships and was that I was going to the seven hits in seven innings. two at Fitzgerald Field and the unbeaten Allied Printing in the Benny Pagani had two hits each in 'C’ Division in Davis Cup tennis back in the “It is another Pearl Harbor for headed for extra innings, which then completed his third Pan Am (Cincinnati) Reds. I hadn’t heard Drabek, 6-10, won for Uie fourth other at Robertson Park. opener at 6 at Fitzgerald Field. defeat with the latter clubbing a 1950s? the Americans,’' crowed Fernando would have favored the more double by winning the three-meter Leading the way for Gibson’s was the Giants’ name mentioned.” time in his last five decisions as the In Monday’s action. Main Pub Over at Robertson, unblemished home run.—^ An upset victory is a tribute to Paz, a trainer with the Peruvian experienced Cubans. Then, with Ken Teifer who banged out four springboard and the platform at Pirates won at home against the eliminated Pagani Caterers, 9-3, in Army and Navy will take on human determination, a reminder team. two out and nobody on, La rry Indianapolis. hits, including a homer and a triple. AP photo Astro* 5, Cardinals 2 Reds for the first time in 10 games the A Division at Fitzgerald Field. of the importance of a will to win Anyone who treats it as such is a Lamphere was hit by a pitch and T y Gibson’s G ym at 6. If Glenn Glenn Koehler, Dave Peck, and Little League players from Dover, N,H„ celebrate their Diving afficiandos are more Knepper pitched his first com­ since Aug. 22, 1085. Bray’s Jewelers scor^ seven runs and the human frailties it can shade out of touch with reality. Griffin followed with his second likely to remember Louganis’ Construction, Allied Printing, and Paul Pech each collected three hits plete game since Aug. 15, 1986 as Bonilla's third-inning homer off in the seventh inning to knock off *B’ Division 4-1 victory over Montouravllle, Pa„ In the Eastern sometimes overpome. An upset loss is nothing but a loss. homer of the game. Army and Navy win, they will be while Paul Hart chipped in with two losses in the indoor championships. Houston won for the 10th time in 11 Tom Browning, 5-11, gave the Regional championship Saturday In Bristol. Dover The younger American team led Sure it hurts, but the pain is just a Lamphere was a picture of pure Winning is sweet, but an upset Tierney’s, 17-8, in the B Division at the respective champions of each Wayne Bray was the hitting star hits and was the winning pitcher. games. Pirates a 3-0 lead. 'The Reds, who by 18 points early in the second half reminder that competition is sup­ joy as he danced toward home really is the spice of sport’s Fitzgerald Field. In the C Division division. If any of those team lose, a for Bray’s Jeweler’s by smacking For Mudville, Lance Tatro bad representing the Eastern United States, plays Irvine' Knepper, 7-13, who beat the were 6-0 at Pittsburgh last year and and appeared en route to a third posed to be a double-edged sword. plate. It was a scene that could not competition — although the taste at Robertson Park, Gibson’s Gym deciding championship game five hits. Bob H ill s tro k ^ three hits three hits while Bob Wilson added Calif., champion of the West, on Wednesday Iri Cardinals for the second time in 3-0 this season prior to the loss, consecutive Pan Am gold medal Sometimes you get cut. be wiped out by Cuba’s 13-9 victory eliminated Mudville Nine, 11-1. would be played Wednesday night. while Bob Goodin and Bill Bray two hits. can be bitter, especially to the fan five days, had a 6.35 E R A before his made it 3-2 in the fifth on a two-run Williamsport, Pa. that would extend the U.S. winning Marcel Souza, who scored for 31 over the U n it ^ States in the gold who lives vicariously. turnaround. ' homer by Kal Daniels, his 20Ui. r ** MANCHESTER HERALpi. Tueaday. Au«. M. 19>7

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 25, 1987 — 17 SCOREBOARD Sports in Brief Ditka’s Bears concentrate on kicks By The Associated Press Anfrtean Ln o m ranittt -. Cheney ennounces soccer tryouts B a M b a D ’The Chicago Bears punters may N F L C a m p s _ Whlti 8m 6, M tn S H o c k e y have enjoyed the kicking exploits of Coach Mike Ditka. But if they don’t CHKAOO learn something from it, Ditka will AiMrlCM Lm | in tiM tfn it i k r l i M g b r k M be kicking them — off the team. R e v tltrlb 3000 Burks c f 1310 Tiama USA 5, U.8.0hfin|rie t rells, its 12th-round drdft pick. N M iM it 1000 |W T a (t » 3010 uon lor ail players should be reported at this time. "We’re punting the ball terrible,” San Francisco released 11, in­ HoIrMndh 4000 io o B S lb s o il Ditka said Monday after demon­ cluding second-year W L M . M ObMw ti rf 3100 OrsnwII If 4 000 strating his expertise to Maury D ttro n n SD j n — F lik c 4 13 1 OwEvn 1b 3010 U^O^Togm J 5 tl; Tony Cherry and journeyman pun­ Toronto 74 n j n — OWtoNo-lb 4111 Hom db 3010 ^ Whalers’ softball to play tonight Buford and Kevin Brown. “They’ve ter Jim Asmus. Now York 71 S4 J N 3 K W IIim cf 4 130 DHodM irf 4 110 Pn J P ^ L Teain USA, LoPentalne ' got to punt the ball better, or we’ve Kansas City cut 10 players, IVUnMIUaN M 31 J B 7W M o n rta ft 4 110 S O m n is 3000 (F te^, Ho«^), I^W. X Team U M , ' got to find somebody that can punt « «4 ^ nvk O ullIm M 3011 4 011 Hpusley (froeke, Ftroser), 7 :» l u.S. * tonight at 7:30 including wide receiver Craig Ri­ 37 M .434 17 31474 V 3 1 1 3 7 ^ (Dontaelll, RIchoA), ! " P'ranpta i i expected to play are Ron the ball better.” chardson, an llth-round draft cho­ _ 41. 77 ,3M 16 PyjgHwt-Rgmsey, UMUjntotfy - ■ :d(Ihn Steart gavin, Joel Quennevlle, Ditka, who was among the ice and Paul Bergmann, who was W1 nation’s top collegiate punters 25 W L M . M on ipjured reserve with the Chiefs 67 40 J » — Oanw Wlnmng RBI — OWalkor (6). I p S S r M i I? complete their six-game softball slate Monday, years ago when he averaged 40 last year after two years in the Qoidond 44 61 J11 1 g Waraono, (Jroonwoll, Hurst, Boggs. (Lx k w m w , n r e w 11:33. L Team U U ■ .^ugust 31 at 8 p.m. against ESPN at Muzzy Field. yards a boot at Pittsburgh, punted USFL. CoWtornlo 41 44 .471 4M (>P—Chicago 1, Boston 1. LOB—Oilcago4, HOK4I.7V (M ullen. O ffo), 14:16 (pp). ■ twice. KanoooCNv 61 63 .471 4Vh Boston 13. IB —Onfgyans. M o isonu. USA (hoMw) ; T o r n 37 43 .4W 6Vk H ^ IM k o r (13), risk OS). SB Rsdus 1:37; USA Bench, served by OlcsYfc (too ! "He understands the fundamen­ Bumps and bruises StaNte 37 46 __.471 7 . (37). SP—Oulllon. (ttM in g), M:S); Oesselln, Oly (reughlng) j tals and knows what he’s talking Chloaoo ______31 71 .417 13VS H BBR BB SO j^^olltor named AL player of the week about,” said Buford, whoisaverag- Harris Barton, the San Francisco 49ers No. 1 draft choice, does not Chicogo 4k loiton 3 OoLoonW,7-11 63-3 7 1 3 1 4 .jh W P f l o t t - L U.S. Olympic, Dc NEW YORK - Paul Molitor, whose SBgame hitUng streak is ing only 32.4 yards punting in two TMnnoooto Sk Ootrolt 4 Ssargo o 0 0 0 0 0 exhibition games. have a broken elbow. But there is Toxeo 4, Konon Ctty 3 Thlgpon M 0 0 0 0 1 -vtte longest in the since Joe DiMaggio’s record still something wrong, and the team Now York 1 Oolltomta X 11 limlnoi USA (M M IW ). 1;S3; “It’s been embarrassing the way S52" . . M 1 1 1 1 0 chedclng), 3^4; Froter, USA (reu p M ^ .no-game string in 1941, has been named the AL player of the week will know exactly what in 24 to 48 Oakland 7, BoHImoro 3 ^IBoSm '^ 1 0 0 0 0 1 .'Jor the second week in a row. I’ve punted in games. I punt the ball Toronto 7, SoaNlo 3 well in practice but haven’t been hours. Coach Bill Walsh said. Only ooroo i oclwdiilod Hurst U14B 6M 7 6 4 3 I USA (iiM ne), m s.-^ow n, (Xy (hook- Molitor extended his streak by seven games, hitting .452 with “I thought it was a break, but ScMraldl 11-3 0 0 0 0 5 In ^ f 10:59. four doubles and home run, seven RBI and seven runs scored. doing well in games. It’s just small Baltknoro (M l M ) at Oakland (Young .SoarBoopltchodto1bottsrln1ho7th,Wlnn things,” said Buford, who averaged nothing shows up on the X-rays so K M . 3:13 pjn. P itM to 3 battsrs In tho 7th; Dwight Evans of Boston and Tom Henke of Toronto were the 41.3 yards for the Bears last year. it’s got to be ligaments. It’s a relief CMm o o (D olion 107) at Boston (Nlp- HBP—Oroonwoll by Soorogs. .pther nominees. not to lose him for an extended por O-m, 7:13 pjn. Umpiros—Homo, Johnson; First, Brown, who had a 42.2 average Ootrolt (AlOKondor 1-0) at Minnesota Evans; Stc«nd(Couslns; Third, Hsndry. ^lles-U.S.()lym plcTeam ,TefTtrl (31 last year at West Texas State, is period of time. I’m sure we’ll lose (Niokro 07), 0:03 pjn. T—3:10. A—13,136. st^l7M w es), RIcMw (0:00 doing a little better than Buford, AP photo him, but not sure how long,” Walsh Toms (Oumon W-ll) at Kansas aty Hoc photo by Qsrmsn fW rU TOT). Team USA, Vonblesbreuck said. (Block SO), 0:33 p jii. I^P27|. Cowboy’s Walker still on Injured list with a 37.6 average in exhibition A -6 J4 3 . M innesota Vikings’ quarterback Tom my Kram er grim a­ Jeff Bregel, the other top offen­ (iS5S^)!^& *‘’‘” “* Twlns6.Tlgirt4 victories over Miami and East League softball champs .."!!!r*?:ri^"'*H«>«tt».Unesmen—Brian ! j ~ Running back Pittsburgh. ces w hiie trying to put on his helm et after calisthenics on sive line draft choice, was released ttow York (Rasmusson 7 0 ) a t Califor­ Murphy, Richard worthy. ; will niiss his third straight pre-season game because of an from a hospital after minor knee nia (Condoiorta 6-3), 10:35 p.nt. OBTROIT MIN7MSOTA The Los Angeles Raiders, hoping Monday, Kramer's first day in the Mankato, Mich., Toronto (Clanev 10-10) at Soottlo Brand Rex won the ‘A* East League ®n

By Chris Dahl BoTOje A€«AiN, The Associated Press American professionals. It is the second a business. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 straight year of the NFL showcase and of the “Ninety percent of all football is played oi| equipment exhibition. the practice field and what could be more BOZRAH — NFL players weren’t alone NotiCGB Butintst PropATty ... 25 Enttrtoinmant...... S3 Form Supplies ond E quipm ent.. . 10 Gilman, a' former defensive back for tedious than to be engaged in a lackluster ... introducing American-style football to Lon­ Lotf/Found...... 01 PropATlv ...... 26 Booklcttplng/lncamt Tox ...... 54 Office/Retoll Equipment ...... i1 1 to 4 d«hfs: fO cents per line per doy. Harvard, said It was important to get a start practice,” he once said. “So I felt the! ptnonoiA...... 02 ...... 27 Corptnlry/Ramodtllnn...... 55 Recreotlonol Equipment...... 12 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per line per doy. doners this month. Announc«mtnts...... 03 Wanted to Buy...... 2i Boots ond AAorlne E quipm ent... in Europe but that he doesn’t expect large equipment could make practice (seem like); Polntlno/Poptrlnn...... 56 . B3 » to 25 days: 40 cents per line per doy. For three days prior to an exhibition game Rooflng/Sldlno...... 5 7 AAusIcol Item s...... 64 24 or more doys: 90 cents per line per doy. sales for years to come. He brought no play and protect people from injury.” Flnonclol...... 05 K0nfOlS Flooring...... S I Comeros ond Photo Equipm ent. . t5 AAlRlmum cho ne: 4 IIp m . between the Los Angeles Rams and Denver Eloctrlcol ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... 66 equipment to the exhibition, just a video ^ ^ ^ Rooms for Rent...... w Hooting/Plumbing...... 60 AAlscelloneous for Sole ...... 67 Broncos at Wembley Stadium in London, O BimplOyniGnt ft Education Aportments tor Rent...... >2 *^**0^!RB*‘ For clouKled advertisements to presentation, some catalogues and a fistful ...... curious fans Muld also take a peek at the After leaving Connecticut Agricultural! MItctllontout Strvlcts .... 61 Tog Soles 66 be published Tuesday through Soturdoy. the of business cards. SorvlCM Wonttd ...... 62 Wonted to B u y /T ro d e ...... 19 latest in football equipment. College, where he was a 128-pound guard,! ...... 34 deodllne Is noon on the doy before publicotfon. “The clubs are different over there,” he .....35 For odverlisements to be published Mondov. “We consider Europe a growing market Gilman spent most of the next 50 yearsj ...... 36 Merchondita the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridoy. said in an interview several days before ...... 37 for our products.” said Neil Gilman, the son visiting football camps across the country in! Holldoy/SoosofMil...... 71 Automotive ...... 3i leaving for London. “They’re all volunteer. Antlouts ond ColloctIbiM ...... 72 Cars for Sole ...... 91 R B M y o u r AO. Clossifled odvertlsements ore of the man who invented tackling dummies a big old car pulling an open trailer full of, k Roommotes Wonted...... 3t Clothing ...... 73 Trucks/Vons for S o le ...... 92 tM en by telephone os o convenient. The Most of the clubs can’t afford practice ....40 and several other practice devices in the tackling dummies, many with arms and; Real Estate * wonttnioRtn*...... Furniture...... 74 equipment. They’re lucky to afford • Com pers/Trollers...... 93 Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one 1920s. angry faces painted on them. There was no! Hotrm for Salt ...... j|. TV/Stereo/Applloncee...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the slie of uniforms.” AAochlnery ond T o o le ...... 76 Auto Se rvic e s ...... 95 the orlolnol Insertion. Errors which do not “There are hundreds of teams playing mistaking Gilman when he pulled up to the! Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lown ond G ordon...... 77 Gilman’s company designs and manufac­ Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 ••ssen the volue of the odvertlsement will not ...51 . Good Things to E o t ...... 76 MIscelloneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by on odditlonal Insertion. American-style football over there. It field. He became a friendly, familiar face to; Investment Property...... 24j Cleonino Services...... 52 tures tackling dummies and other equipment people like Amos Alonzo Stagg and Fielding! Fuel OII/Cool/FIrtwood ...... 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 96 represents potential market and we want to for of the entire NFL on down to the Pee-Wee go after It.” he said. “We want people to Yost. ; League, making a complete range of • . .1 I, realize we have the premier equipment.” equipment from blocking shields to seven- “He was a bachelor who always said hls> O tS87 by NCA he Marty Gilman Inc. was one of 26 man sleds, from goal posts to yard markers. dummies were his family,” remembered his 1 1 ^ HOMES I ^ H D M E S rompanies. including big names such as An average dummy costs about $400 while HELP WANTED wife, Shirley Gilman, who maintains a HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE Champion. MacGregor, Rawlings and Wil­ an elaborate, seven-man sled approaches FDR SALE son. that showed products at the American strong hand running the company. After "a DELI Help. Full and part $3,000. Plus shipping costs, they’re an WAITRESS-Mornlng BARTENDER. Private Football Equipment Exhibition at the U.S. courtship of football games,” she ended-hMi time positlont availa­ shISft. Apply In person: M ANCHESTER! $119,900. g o v e r n m e n t Homes > expensive proposition for England’s club- Puzzles RECEPTIONIST club, port time even­ Immaculate 6 room Shirley Qilman, whose late husband invented the tackling Embassy on Wednesday. Thursday and style teams. bachelor days in 1948, joining him oiflhtf' ble. No experience ne­ Johnnie's Brass Key, from $1 (U repair). \ Friday. road. cessary. Apply In per­ ings, 6-12. Call 646-9018, Cope, family neighbor­ Delinquent tax prop- ^ dummy, maintains a strong hand in the operation of Marty Neil Gilman’s father Marty Gilman, who 8 2 9 Main St., T o m . Football, with little more than a cult son to Dell Manager, Manchester. Cwtemtr Service hood, treed yard I Per­ erty. Repossessions. Qilman Inc. in the Gilman section of Bozrah. Mrs. Gilman stands died in 1979, started building tackling “ We used to travel the country in a big old Highland Park Market, TEACHING Assistant. fect starter homel S. K. Coll 805-687-6000 exten­ following in Britain 10 years ago. has taken a - dummies with scraps from his father's ACROSS 36 Lest queen of Anewer to Previous Puzzle S. 724-1779, 521-2991. sion GH 9965. in front of a football mural signed by famous coaches including car with the tackling dummies in the back, Spain 317 Highland Street, Join the front office Energetic loving per­ quantum leap in popularity recently. A 1 Affect cotton mill in the rural Gilman section of going from coaching clinic to coaching 39 Fiizy drinks Manchester.______sons needed for day Fielding Yost and AmOs Alonzo Stag. capacity crowd of 80.000 fans were expected 5 Ststus team of Syndet Pro­ COVENTRY. Ranch, 3 Bozrah. His coach at Norwich Free Academy 41 Cooteinsr care center. Morning EXCELLENT Starter. at Wembley Stadium for a glimpse of the clinic,” she said. “People used to call them 6 Actress COLLEGE Help. Tem­ EARN great moneyl ducts, Inc. a national bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 Manchester. $136,900.3 was so impressed he advised Gilman to start Marty’s rag dolls.' 4 2 Sine . or afternoons. Call car garage, to be built. non I porary port time help Seeking a dependable, OunswBy manufacturer and Sonshine Day Core bedroom dormered 43 Big tiierd I needed at Manchester hard working Indlvld- Buy now! Lovely 12 Corn lily Cope with full brick 46 Halt I Community College • uol to deliver papers In supplier of products Center. 646-7160. wooded lot. $154,900. 13 Bssebsll wall fireplace living SO Flippers I Klernan Real Estate. officisi bookstore. Flexible the Manchester/South to the commercial A GOOD lob for the right 61 Collection I room, dining room, !ebbr.) hours beglnlng August Windsor area, on early person. Pay rate above 649-1147. Exclusive 53 Entreaty I vehicle wash Indus­ completely oppllonced 14 Moslem 31st through Sep­ Saturday mornings. average. Manchester agents. 54 Chimney I kitchen. Carpeted pciest tember 21st. Days and A p p roxim ately 2)6 try. Excellent tele­ Tobacco & Candy has passage MAGNIFICENT. Stun- knotty pine rec room 16 Swem ps 55 Author evenings. Experience hour route. Will pay phone and typing openings for ware­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 16 Femele sheep nlng L-shaped 2,700 sa. and lower level work­ Levin I helpful, will train. Coll $30. Press time Is house and delivery per­ 17 Inflexible skills required as foot contemporary Co­ shop garage, nice 56 Demons 643-1097. 1:00am on Soturdoy. If 18 More nervous sons. 40 hours per neighborhood. D. W. 57 Sweet Interested call 742-5918 well as the ability to week, time and half lonial. 3-4 bedrooms, 20 Nery e one (2 potatoes 3V2 baths, central air, Fish Real Estate. 643- wdt.) SB Atmosphere after 5:30 please. deal with a fast after 40 hours. Insu­ 1591 or B71-1400.O Notlce$ 22 Actor Ron Full time position central vac, skylights, HELP WANTED h elp w a n ted 59 Negatives 11 TV statuette 39 Over (pref.) RECEPTIONIST /Gal paced environment. rance, paid vacation, I I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED 19 Old musical lacuuzzi and much HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED DOWN 4 0 Rowboat pert available Install­ Friday. Growing com­ paid holidays when MANCHESTER. $199,500. 23 Bent to one note Mon-Fri., 8-4:30. Ex­ more. Open House A i a condition precedent to 41 Urns ment Loan Depart­ qualified. Apply In per­ 2 houses, 1 lot. Small the plocement ot any odver- BUSINESS office.of East FULL time cashiers fids 1 Musical 21 City in Utah pany seeking full time Tuesdays and Thurs­ ACCOUNTANT. New po­ G R A M P Y 'S corner store 42 Asian cellent company be- son, 299 Green Rd., single family home tlslne In the Manchester He­ Catholic High school needed. Full benefits RECEPTIONIST. Man­ AUTOMOTIVE. Growing CAR Washer needed. RcT- 24 tireeli instrument 24 City dirt ment. Applicant’s Individual with plea­ days, 6 :00-8 ;00pm. sition In small business has openings for ca- 27 A c trtu country Manchester. with 1 bedroom and rald, Advertiser hereby needs on assistant for chester law oftlce.Ans- company seeks respon­ sponslble male needed 2 Cut off 25 Actress requirements, good sant phone personality neflta and pay. Come see our models. and vacation plans for degreed accoun­ shlers/clerks. Flexible 4 3 Questionable two-fomlly, each unit agrees to protect. Indemnify bookkeeping. Basic available. Apply In per­ werlng phones and sible person to Install to wash cors and run 3 Vim Baxter and general office Please call for an ap­ TELEPHO N E Receptlo- Century 21 Epstein and hold harmless the Man­ tant with 1-3 years ex­ hours. Liberal benef­ Celdwell 4 Less difficult 26 Male pig 44 communication with living room, kit­ computer skills help­ llghttyplng. 8:30-5. Call radios, speed controls, errands. Perfect driv­ 2B W ho (Fr.) skills. For Interview nlst/Coshler. Reliable Real Estote. 647-8895.0 son, Arthur's Drug, 942 perience. Responslblll- its. Apply at Grampv's 5 Question 27 Author Emile monster skills (a must). Posi­ pointment: chen and two bed­ chester Herald, its officers ful, flexible hours. Ex­ 643-1845.______sunroofs and other au­ 3 1 Y o k o . coll Beck ot 646-6832. mature person needed Moln St., Monchester. tles Include; corner store 706 Main ing record Is a must. 6 Mine 45 E pluribus and employees agolnst any 32 Mold tion Involves dealing Immediately for posi­ SOUTHERN New Eng­ rooms. Great location, and all liability, loss or cellent benefits. 649- G OLF course malnte- Involvement In cash St. Manchester._____ PART Time cleaning. 10- tomotive accessories. Hours 8-12 Monday. workers' 26 Campus area RETAIL Nursery work. 5336.______Must have own tools. 33 Last mo. union (ebbr.) 29 Arm bone with branches and Michelle O'Neil tion os cashier tele­ land closslfleld ads convenient to busline expense. Including attor­ bookkeeping, bonk re- 15 hours per week. Friday. Inquire: ThO- 47 Apply In person. Flexi­ nance. Full and part FULL time counter per­ 34 ______7 Perforated 30 How sweet phone receptionist. Ap­ reach neorly 800,000 and all shopping. Coll neys' fees, arising from FULL time/part time Manchester. Must be Experience preferred mas Kelly, Carter Clear Dey Zumwalt local automobile ble hours, no expe­ time. Call 646-1151. Tal- concllllotlons, and col­ son. Maintenance and but will train capable materiel Syndet plicant should hove homes In Connecticut the office for the de­ claims of unfair trade practi­ bookkeepers. Call be- lections. Group Insu- dependable. Expe­ Chevrolet. 646-6464.. 35 Take e stroll 8 Tyvo score 32 Watt Ditney 46 Clan dealers processing rience necessary Whi­ ces, Infringement of trade­ Iwood Country Club, deliveries. High school person. For Interview pleasant personality and Rhode Island. The tails. O. W. Fish Real tween 9 ond 3. 646-2465 ronce/beneflt rience preferred. Ex- 36 Tropicel and ten movie 49 Soviet news applications and thorn Nursery, route 6, Estate. 643-1591 or 871- marks, trade names or pot- route 85 Hebron. graduate preferrred. cuckoo Products, price for a basic 25 program. Please call cellent pay. 742-5633. please coll, Custom 9 Bowfin 35 Put on solid agency Bolton. 9-5:30.643-7802. and good math apti­ 1400.a ents, violation of rights of HELP! We need an active M ED IC A L office looking Apply at: Redfleld Ren­ 37 Three (pref.) 10 Tall tele completed notes. In­ word ad Is only $90 and for oppolnment, Auto Radio Olstrlbu- food 52 Silkworm tude. Experience help­ privocy and Infringement of Individual to come for a self, motivated tal Center, 11 Tolland WELOER-FabrIcator. tort of Ct., Inc. 289-9396, terested parties ASSISTANT MANAGER. Inc. ful but not necessary. will appear In 75 news­ copyright and proprietary Monday- Friday, 8:39- Most have 2 years ex­ CAREER Opportunity, Experience In retail BOULDER Rood, Monh- work with our small Independent, detailed Tpke, Manchester. Mondov-Frlday, 9om- 1 2 3 please apply In per­ Contact Lee, 649-1749. papers. For more In­ rights, unfair competition company. Telephone 12;30, Prague Shoe perience In blueprints S40-S80,000. yearly.* 1 0 1 1 drug preferred but not P. O. Box 1425 formation call Classi­ cester. $289,900. 2,600 and libel and slander, which oriented per son for a CLERICAL. Full time of­ 5pm.______Leading lewelry monu-l • son, Savings Bank Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, orders, light ordering Company Administra­ and layout. Company 12 necessary. We offer Manchester fied, 643-2711 and ask plus square toot 4 bed­ may result from the publica­ variety of duties In fast fice position, 40 hours a focturer with 30 years- of Manchester, Loan Monchester.______and packaging. Custo­ paced busy environ­ tive. 282-9074. paid uniforms and be­ AUTO air conditioning rapid advancement op­ for detalls.n room Colonial with ex­ tion of ony odvertlsment In mers basic duties. We week, Monday - Fri­ nefits. East Hartford Installer. Growing In the Industry seeks q’ Center, 923 Main St. portunities. Excellent 646-0172 PART time driver needed tra large bedrooms, 15’ the Manchester Herald by ment. Pleose apply to: day. 8am to 4:30pm. company seeks quali­ representative to Intro ­ 16 1 or 2 days per week for advertiser. Including adver­ are young and growing Sports Medicine O, Or­ Cafeteria Workers Welding. 289-2323. EOE EOE salary, and benefit MOVING Right along! 11 X 24' sunken llvnlng Reliability and accu­ fied persons to Install duce our outstanding! light delivery and store room, dining room and tisements In any free distri­ and will train. Full time thopedics, 155 Moln St., Part time and substi­ LABORER full time for T8 package. Apply now In ADULTS for early morn­ Spacious 8 room Cope preterrred, part time racy lomportant. Ex­ air conditioning and proven line tor the first- person, Arthur Drug, work. Apply In person Cod presently under 1st floor brick flre- bution publications pub­ Manchester or coll 649- tute workers needed perience using adding steel fabrication shop. ing delivery of news­ lished by the Manchester considered. Apply: Ct. 3158. Company pold uniform other related automo­ time In the area. Mn' O FFICE Clerk. General 942 Main Street Flower Fashion, 85 E. construction on Birch ploced family room, Herald. Penny Sleffert, immediateiy. Apply machine, typing skills tive accessories. Expe­ direct selling. 713- S i t Manheester.______paper. Door to door. Center St., 2 Jackson Real MANCHESTER. $229,000. Positlont are now and beautiful sur­ SHOWROOM Auto Radio Distributor only, repeat soles. 713-! 3 *. . construction and maln- per week In Bolton. Estote. 647-S400.D case In the Manchester nance, will train. 647- of Ct., 289-9396. Mon­ all shifts, full time and Manchester. Newer available at Munson's roundings. Must enloy HARDW ARE Store sales SALES 782-8833. tenance. Journey­ Please call Angela at YOU'RE Cordially In- duplex with five large Parkade Shopping 1349. day through Friday 41 part time positions. Ev­ Chocolates. Route 6 , working with tood and person. Good pay, be­ AUDITORS wanted $5p er man's license needed. 649-8661.______vlted..To preview the rooms, 1 '/i baths, fully Center. It was lost be­ be out going with peo­ Full time position WANTED." Part time 9am to 5pm.______ery other weekend re­ Willing to be trained to tween the hours ot 11:00 Bolton. Hours; Mon- nefits. Good learning hour to start plus 4 3 quired. For more Infor­ DR I VERS/Warehouse dymonlte prints of this oppllonced kitchens, ple. Full ond part time available in growing, counter help. Apply Dl- 4 4 4 5 4 7 4 8 4 9 work on high voltage and 12:00 on Thursday day-Frlday, 4-8 p.m., environment! Apply t e l e p h o n e Operotor- nefits. No experience- mation please coll. help. South Windsor great big 4 bedroom decks and garages days at our outdoor Rosa Cleaners, 77 Main /Typlst. Seeking a full Pharmacy equipment such as each side. Pefect tor the20th. Reward for It's and approximately 8 Conyers Hardware, 63 busy, floor covering Street.______necessary. For more! SO Director of Nursing, transformers and ears- wholesaler Is looking Colonial to be built In return. 237-1113 or market, September- Tolland-Tpke. time telephone opera­ Information coll be ­ Crestfleld Convales­ for 6 honest and depen­ Bolton. Beautiful 2.3 Investor, two couples hours on Saturday or November. Call Patti company — Experi­ SECRETARY. Small tor. Must posess effec­ wltchers. Call 643-1021. Manchester Police tween 10am-7pmot643-; 5 4 cent Home, 565 Vernon dable people. Knowl­ acre lot, 2 o th er s Apply In person, 9-3.942 ings at Jenny's Bakery Insurance and benef- ial, that offers 3 bed­ Ruth, 643-9201. tor's office In Vernon. production bonus. Call ford Welding. 289-2323.' rooms,!'/^ bahts, fam­ bulk head doors. All tall server. We offer •Control Beak 649-8667 between 9-5. Brown’s Flowers EOE.______^ POTHIS. Moln Street, In Vernon. Please coll Its. Coll 647-9137. Roal Estato new gas lines. Celling competitive woge, full Experience with tele­ Manchester. ily room, living room •General Laborers HIGHLY motivated Intel­ RELILK for Interview. 646-5718. PRE-SCHo 6 l part time and hardwood floors company benefits. phone needed, Insu- JEW ELR Y sales. Year 163 Main Straat ligent person. Desire to WELDER. Portoble- Now arrange the circled lettera to flreploced, formal din­ ranceand bookkeeping weldlng and field work help. If you love child­ redone.. Solid oak Apply In person. 363 round part time posi­ Manchester, CT learn a must. Please form the surprise answer, as sug. ing room, kitchen and stolrcosell Coll and skills desired. Call 872- Call, East Hartford- gested by the above cartoon. ren, ore organized, and HOMES enclosed sun room with IMNDUNCEMENTS Roberts St., East tion, flexible hours. call the Pipe Dream want to be a pre-school give us the opportunity Hartford.______Apply In parson 2389.______Apply Diamond Show­ 643-8455 5^ ve Shop between W elding. 289-2323.' RNI8ALE a 2 car garage. All tor EOE. RECEPTIONIST teacher please coll $209,000. Call us. U & R to show It to youll FORMAN, Carpenters 6PM -11PM SCHOOL year office help. case, Manchesher 1uum-5pm, Monday, KIndercare In M an­ Realty World, 5-7.hours per day. Typ­ Parkqde. ^ Tuesday, Thursday rrm “cxn" Realty, 643-2692.o siding people wanted. PART time Clerical, typ­ chester. Linda 646-7090. All real Mtote advertised In Frechette, Benoit As- ing, telephone, and at­ D EN T AL Receptionist. (Answers tomorrow) NOW forming adult-child Time and a half. Insu­ ing required. Eqst and Friday, 487-1577. the Manchester Herald li EAST Hartford. Over­ solclotes. 646-7789.0 Silver Lanes tendance records. Ex­ M ATURE Person needed Manchester. Part time Jumbles: ROACH GIVEN MYSTIC EMERGE rance benefifs. Man­ Hartford area. Flexi­ Yesterday's Part time for b u sy sublect to the Fair Housing sized 7 room raised bowling league. 2 hours cellent benefits. East for small office. Diver­ R EEDS at the Parkade. evenings. Will troln. Act of IMS, which makes It Ranch near Long HIM ot tun! For more Infor­ chester, S. Windsor, Bowling Cntr. sified duties Include ble hours. 282-1871. Send resume to: P. O. Answer What doggerel Is— A CRIME IN RHYME Glastonbury area. 647- Catholic High School Sales and cashier at automobile showroom. Comfed Illegal to advertise any pref­ Country Club. 3 bed­ I BUSINESS mation call 649-9012 af­ typing, filing, tele­ WAITER/Waltress. Full stationery book store. Box 505, Manchester. - erence, limitation ordlscrlm- 3044.______748 Silver Lane 649-5336. New bask In ateek, Jumbla Reek No. 29 la tvalUble for t2.90, which kicluSea pestaga rooms, large family PRDPERTY ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. phone contact and gen­ or part time. Expe­ and handllne, from dumhlt, e/e thia newspaper, 9,0. Box 4Mff, Orlande, FL 22902>4Ue. Savings Bank Inotlon based on race, color, Inalwde yeur name, addraaa and tip eode and make your shack psysMe to SIswepapetbedks. Outgoing personality and dbility room, 3 baths, 2 car Anytime on weekends. FU LL time credit clerk. East Hartford LANDSCAPE laborers. eral office procedures rience preferred but religion, sex or notional garage. Treed lot with MANCHESTER. Dry Ask for Bee. Meeting Apply at loan center. Full time position. 649- (will train). Evenings Our continued increase in business has is seeking well organ­ origin, or on Intontlon to not necessary. Apply at to deal with customers, needed. moko any such proference, 0 view. $179,000. U 8< R cleaning plant and 8/29/87 2om.o ,649-9696. EOE.______569-2990 1982 or 875-6822 after and Saturday. Call 643- Me Kong Restaurant. created career opportunities in our ser­ ized detail oriented Realty 643-7t97.o laundry In shopping 5pm. 1166. 649-0090. limitation or discrimination. CLERICAL. Bookkeep- vice department. We are now in need of a" Individuals with good The Herald will not know­ M ELLOW 8- Minted. A center. $115J)00. Allbrio Ing knowledge pre­ preventive maintenance serviceman. _ CELEBRITY CIPHER ingly occopt any advertise­ tart full blend of old Realty Inc. 649-0917. CBisbrity CIpfwr ezyptogrems are creetsd from quotellone by famous figure aptitude and Employment ferred. Pleasant phone Hours: 4-8 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., 9-5 Sat. ment which Is In violation of and new combine to RIVERFRONT Commorl- manners, typing. Com­ This is a good opportunity for a young per­ PMpla. past and prMsm. Each letter In tha dphar etand* for tho low.______M ED IC A L Asslstant/Se- THE P R O F E SSIO N A LS son starting out. We will train, but candi­ ^ anothar. Today't due: L aqua/b N. good communication create this clean 3 bed­ col B-3 zone building. puter experience help­ cretary needed for 3 Call Betty Paris 646-4321 BU ILD to Suit. Custom room Colonial Cape on Minutes from Hart­ A Education ful. Great wages and date must have mechanical aptitudes skills for our mort­ design your dream Internists office In . 'TLF LABF ZQALO North Elm street..Clos- ford. Perfect tor offi­ benefits. Call 202-0031. Manchester. 35 hours a MANCHESTER HONDA Welding experience helpful. Good driving gage, servicing de­ house on this beautiful slc oak wood work, ces. Asking $199,000. PRE-SCHOOL teacher week. Competitive sa­ record a must. Starting pay is $7.21 per partment. Immediate treed wooded lot on a stenciled walls, plush Putting you 1st Is 2nd EGTXZ PAWFLBF AP cul-de-sac In Bolton. for 0 children In morn- lary and benefits. Call AUTOMOBILES hour with the opportunity to make more openings, Excellent carpeting and a 2 cor nature to us I Strono IHELPWANHD Ings. 646-9600.______646-7679. money selling service contracts, and JOB Our plans or yours. garage. 1 year home Real Estate, 156 E. -ZQEZ AZ BEL GF benefits. For more In­ Call for details. Cen­ warranty Inlcuded. Center Street, Man­ parts. We offer a very competitive com-' tury 21 Epstein Real ORIVER^Parnim^of DEN TAL Assistant. Man­ MEDICAL Asslslstan- Our Service Department formation call the Blanchard 8. Rossetto chester. 647-7653.0 chester. Immediate t/Receptlonlst. Flexi­ pensation and benefit package. .CFYFEZFR.' — OECJ OPPORTUNITIES Estate. 647-8895.0 Realtors. "W e Guaran­ Manchester Herald For immediate consideration call (203)" personnel depart­ route. Coventry area. full time position. Will ble hours. Family is seeking an experienced tee Our Homes". 646- RSIRESDRT Short hours. Good pay. train. Send resume to: practice. Send resume 228-9478 or send resume to: Stordox . B T T Y F C . at the ment at 649-4586. 2482.0 ______P. O. Box 505, to P. o . Box 9547, Equipment Co.. ATT: Rosie, P.O, Box:; FIRST prize quality I^PRSPERTY Call 742-8067. 9-13am, 7 Manchester. Bolton, Ct. 06043. Automobile Technician. PREVIO U S SOLUTION: "It was so quiet on Wall Street e.O.8. H/F/V/H HELP WANTED to lOpm.o 204, Columbia, CT. 06237. today, you almost could hear the bonds yleldlno.” — young 3 bedroom Willi­ covENrSrToMloooltop REGIONAL Classified Doug Kriegel. jf(aiu'l)rBtrr Hirrali) amsburg Colonial In skip and a lump to the ads reach nearly Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms Lydall Woods.. This sandy beach from this 3,000,000 homes. One G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER NOW HIRING! lavish residence Is cute and comfortoMe classified ad placed provided, excellent benefits. For PART TIM E clean and coptuatlng. seasonal home on Cov­ with the Manchester NOW HIRING! NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS See this lovely home entry Lake. Sentry Herald will be placed In Interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, MANCHESTER AREA with It's Urto dote floor Real Estate. 643-40M.O over 300 newspapers MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS MERCHANDISERS No experience necessary. plan today I Blanchard 8i Rossetto. “We Gua­ throughout New Eng­ G. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction Monday thru Friday. Approxlmattly 20 hra. a WMk land for one low price. Butternut R o a d ...... all Excellent benefits with a rantee Our Houses". and national retail trend center has Immediate We seek mature minded persons to service" 844- 2482.0 nORTBABES Call Classified 643-2711 growing company. Please and ask for defalls.a openings for merchandise processors at our our book department. Some stock work re­ CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res­ quired. Knowledge of books helpful, but npt W9Buy NOPAYMBNTS CARING, loving, expe- ^ ______y apply Monday-Friday UP to 2 years. Kiss yeur ft-- rlenced. Individuals ponsibilities Include varlfying orders, along M ANOfSTERHOfCA necessary. R99l EatatBl nondol dlfflcuHlas eeedbve. needed for child care counting ticketing‘and hanging merchandise When you need to advertise, ^^8 a.m.-5 p.m. Need a quick sale and clos­ A void feroclesure. C«rteh up positions In Hartford before it’s sent to our stores. Full and part time THE PROFESSIONALS STOP A SHOP ing for relocstlon, divorce on lot# payments such os first nothing works like Classified! PART TIM E or second morteoee or ovon County. Coll Nannies day and evening schedules are available. We 24 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER MAL TOOL •aMement, debt payments or ”R " Us Inc. 233-7457, on sttomatlvo Investment? outstandine credit cord MHs. ask for Suzanne. offer competitive starting salary, generous MANCHESTER. CT 06040 You can work a flexible part time schedule Dial 643-2711 NEWSPAPER DEALER & Keep your home tree end employee discount and the opportunity to and still have your evenings and weekends We have the answer to your deer without Mens. B a a RNS w a n W for full and Newspaper Dealer needed in Manchester - ENGINEERING Co. proMomsl Call Bob st credH or late payment Ms- part time, 11-7 shift. earn a weekly Incentive bonus. ,^pply Monday freel Interested? Call 1-800-524-0904. Mon- South Windsor Area. Full time money for f ery Is net a proMem. Kindly through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from 646-3520 Apply ADN, Salman day-Friday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. IHa«rl)FHlpr M r ralft part time hours. Dependable car, a must. 140 B o K o r Road AIMHO UALn, MC coll: Braok Conyalescent Bam until 12 at Q. Fox Distribution Center, 301 The Swiss BARHES A M IL E F r ^ for Interview @ 647-9946 between 202 East Centsr Street Home Salmon Brook Qovernor’s Highway, South Windsor, Ct. 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Vernon, CL 00066 ConsarvotlvB Orowp Driye, Glastonbury. lOOKSTMES me. Manohsstsr, CT 1-4S4-44e$or Ftdose call 633>$S44. EOEAI/F 64»H)917 1-4S4-1SM

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