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20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 17, 1989

OFFICE/RETAIL CARS I MOTORCYCLES/ EQUIPMENT FOR SALE IMOPEDS Chicago's Carlton Fisk gets 2,000th career hit... page 11 CANON Copy machine. VO LKSW AG EN Vanagon M O TO BECANE Moped. USED CARS Used only occasion­ 1984 GL. Automatic, 49cc. Good condition. ally. $1,800.00. Call 872- Air, Cruise, Stero. Ex- Runs good. $250. Call 0871. cellent $5,700. 647-1480 646-1774, leave tfc- •• message. P!-r\T*vi'’A- » TOYOTA Corolla, 1978 UNDER r llftback. Excellentcon- W E D E L IV E R dltlon. Asking $1500, or Kor Home Delivery, Call best offer. Call before 3 647-9946 pm 649-3984. ■ CARS Monday to Friday, 9 to A M A ZD A 1986 RXt. Red, FOR SALE clean, 32k, 5 speed. l o o k a t Excellent condition. 102 |l SPORTING $8,500. Call 649-4836. GOODS ATTENTION - Govern­ SCHALLER t h i s ! ment Seized Vehicles ACURA QUALITY ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ from $100. Fords, Mer­ fSOOO PRE-OWNED AUTOS iHanrhpalpr Hrralft cle. $90.00. Call 643- cedes, Corvettes, 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. ‘341 9909.______Chevys. Surplus Buy­ Auto. A/C ers Guide. 1-602-838- 84 Honda CMc *341 1985 PLYMOUTH TURISMO Auto, Air, #1857 [^MISCELLANEOUS 8885 extA775 a tpd.. AM/FM Stsrso FOR SALE 1984 Pickup. 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *34i Auto, Air #2019 60,000 miles. $2,800. Call 5 8pd.. A/C. Sporty 1985 HERO Tuesday, July 18, 1989 Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents 742-9083. 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *291 5 8pd., Eeonomloat Car 1981 TOYOTA CELICA GT #1983A END ROLLS FORD 1980 Bronco. 351 83 Ford Escort Wagon 2VA" width — 25« engine. Automatric. 4 tpppd. Sttrpo. C lM n C«r 1985 Auto #1994 $4,000. or best offer. 86 Mercury Lynx *29! 13" width — 2 for 25C Call 649-4998. 4-SpMd, Stprpo. LilM Ntw Newsprint end rolls can be 85 Honda CRX *391 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON Auto, Air #1997 ‘He was picked up at the Manchester RENAULT 1984 Alliance. 8 Bpopd. 8t«r*o, Sporty Herald ONLY before 11 am. 4 door, automatric 83 Olds Regency *491 5 2 \ Longest is 1984 FIRENZA HB, Auto. Air #2005 Monday through Thursday. , air con­ vs. FuSy Loaded. Lika Maw FOR Sale children Items, ditioned.. loaded. 56k. MANY OTHERS TO 1983 DODGE 600 4 or., Auto, Air #1868 a very cribs $40., playpen $25., Very dependable. CHOOSE FROM $1,950. 872-2051. Leave walker $7.50, Johnnie 345 CENTER ST. 1984 HONDA ACCORD HB, Auto, Air #2015 Jumper $5.00, Century message. car seats $10., baby DATSUN 1979, 510 MANCHESTER good man’ clothes sizes new born Wagon. 4 speed, under 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 ousted by to 4 years. Call 647-1990. 500 miles on new SPECIAL — YOUR CHOICE------clutch. Air condition­ By Rick Santos Manchester Herald [cars ing. Drive this car to 72 HOUR MONEY BACK California with no wor­ GUARANTEE FOR SALE ries. An excellent car AMC '62 Concord *2.995 Former co-workers, friends, at $1,500 firm. Serious Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,995 1986 Honda Civic #1999 and loved ones of Manchester’s PONTIAC 1969 6 cylinder Inquiries only. 646-2267. 8th board Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 Y In good condition. 1986 Honda Civic Hatchback #2004 former chief maintenance su­ Needs body work Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 *5995 pervisor mourned his death at a $250.00 coll 643-1024. Olds '84 Cutlass *5,995 funeral service today. A x\ CARTER Olds '83 CuVCnjiser *5,995 Herman J. Passcantell, 64, of By Alex GIrelli At a subsquent district meet­ CLYDE CHEVRO LET — GEO Chevy '65 Celebrity *6,995 PRE-OWNED 172 New Bolton Road, died Manchester Herald ing. Landers told directors it is 1229 Main St., Manchester 12 illegal to remove documents from CHEVROLET-, INC. U SE D CARS Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 Friday of injuries sustained in a ROUTE 83, VERNON Fully Worranteed Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 HONDAS IN STOCK ^MNC^€STERHO^CA car accident that day at East Eighth Utilities District Direc­ the district office, sparking a 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 $4995 Olds '85 Calais *7,995 Middle Turnpike and East tor Samuel Longest, who sup­ debate in which Tripp said it 84 Wagon *6695 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C Olds '87 Clera *7,995 CARS COMING IN Center Street. His wife, Rita, Pstrick Flynn/Manchester Herald ported District President Tho­ would be impractical for commis­ 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 24 ADAMS ST. mas E. Landers’ opponent in the sioners to function if they could 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto was injured in the accident but 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 Olds '87 Calais *8,995 LAST R ESPEC T S — Pallbearers at the Tierney Funeral Home today. Passcan­ district elections, has been ousted not get possession of documents. $5995 DAILY! attended the funeral today. 85 Electra T-Type *9995 Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 funeral of former Manchester Mainte­ tell died after he was involved in a car from his post as public works LaBelle said the election was 84 Dodge Caravan '^^MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Passcantell, a lifelong resi­ commissioner. valid despite the discrepancy 85 Century Wagon *7995 Auto, A/C BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE dent of Manchester, retired in nance Supervisor Herman J. Passcantell accident on Friday. 85 Electra 4 Door *9995 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto, A/C AND MARINE Thomas H. Ferguson was between the vote and the checkoff 87 Olds FItenza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C January after serving the town load his casket into a hearse outside the named Monday night as public list. 88 4 Dr. *4995 250 Adimi 8L, Minch, 646-3515 for 32 years. 88 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6995 $7495 works commissioner for the Tripp was reapointed fire com­ 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. 649-1740 department, where he eventu­ 88 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 Mourners at the Tierney with the town health depart­ ing his retirement. district, replacing Longest, who missioner, and Lorraine Boutin Auto. A/C — 3 In Stock An employee of the public ally became highway superin­ 88 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 $7995 Funeral Home at 219 W. Center ment, said he first met Pass- has held the post for the past 12 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 67 Volkswagen Jetta 4 Dr. St, spoke of a man who was cantell when he began working works department, Sheila tendent. After that the mainte­ years. Please see DISTRICT, page 10 88 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 Auto, A/C always there when help was for the town's engineering Moon of South Windsor, said nance department was formed, Ferguson began his first term 87 4 Dr, Auto, A/C 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 needed and offered kind advice. and he took over as its as a district director at the 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Topa department many years ago. she had worked with him for 14 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 “He was a very good man,” “He was like a father to me years. She said she wanted to supervisor. meeting of district directors 646-6464 said Herbert Dougan, an em­ when I first started to work. He say nothing more than “he was He was a veteran of World Monday. 872-9111 ployee of the Manchester water ‘ was like that to a lot of people the nicest man I ever met in my War II and was also a member The appointment, made by Murder VISIT of the Pension Board. Landers, was approvedby 4 votes department who had worked working for the town," Salcius whole life.” 1983 MAZDA RX7 'QSV with Passcantell. “Anybody said. Passcantell first worked for A Mass of Christian burial to 2 at a meeting of district CARDINAL JOE RILEY’S directors. Voting in favor of the Limited Edition, 5 speed. Air, that knew him or had anything Salcius, who had lived in the town as the sidewalk was celebrated this morning by probe is BUICK, INC. DILLON FORD to do with him is going to miss Manchester for several years, inspector. After that, he worked the Rev. Martin J. Scholsky at Ferguson appointment along 319 Main St., Manchester MORIARTY BROTHERS with other commission appoint­ 1088 Buick Century LTD 'leogs AM/FM Cassette, ER him.” said he understoood that Pass­ as construction inspector and 1088 'SSOO 86 Ford Excort Wag. *3005 John Salcius, a sanitarian cantell had been greatly enjoy­ then moved to the highway Please see FUNERAL, page 10 ments were Landers, and direc­ 1088 Buick LeSabra *12000 88 Lynx HUC383 *3405 tors Ferguson. Lorraine Boutin, 1088 Buick Century *11000 detailed 85 Marquis 4 Door *7095 and Ellen Landers. Voting 1088 Cpa. *14,800 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4405 against it were Longest and 1087 Nissan QXE Wag. *7280 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded '7005 1087 HB *7060 director Joseph Tripp. Bv Maureen Leavitt 86 Escort Pony *5205 DIAMOND Manchester Herald 1086 380 *10250 G e m o lo g ist One director, Willard Marvin, 87 Escort "Q L " H/B *5595 1068 Buick Century Wag. *8080 . ^ 9 3 9 Qemologiat was absent. 1088 Buick LeSabra *8200 85 Mustang Sunroof *4095 Economic slowdown forecast After the meeting. Longest A 43-year-old Manchester man 89 Brand New Festiva *5795 1086 Buick Century *7600 declined to comment on his ouster confessed to strangling and sexu­ 1086 Olsmoblle Calais *8080 86 Cougar White *11495 ally assaulting his wife’s grand­ 1088 Buick Somerset Cpa. *7486 85 Tempo 2 Door *2895 including the Congressional constraints of the Gramm- board spending cuts under the from the position. 1088 Chav. Monte Carlo *8405 WASHINGTON (AP) - The mother but later recanted the 88 Ranger Pickup *8495 MINE! Budget Office, Brady said it was Rudman law unless it more law. Boutin was reappointed admi­ Bush administration predicted 1086 Toyota Carnry *0160 85 Ford F I 50 *6995 nistrative commissioner and confessions, according to an 1084 Buick Riviera Cpe. *8005 realistic. carefully carries out the deficit- “The Congress is cutting it 85 Bronco II AT *8995 today that economic growth will arrest affidavit made public 1088 Olds Delta 88 Sed *0080 be slower and interest rates “The administration remains reduction agreement lawmakers very, very close,” he said. Tripp was reppointed fire com­ 84E150Van *3095 missioner. Ellen Landers was Monday. 81 Adams St. 86 Escort Pony *5195 higher than in its earlier confident of the future course of struck with the White House In January, the White House 1986 FORD 1985 PONTIAC named insurance commissioner, The affidavit also says that Manchester 38Ford F150P/U *10595 1987 MAZDA 1989 projections. the U.S. Economy," said Michael earlier this year. projected that the economy would STH AVENUE GRAND PRIX a post that had been held by Richard Lapointe of 75 Union St. B2600 4X4 Auto. A/C However, it said the federal Boskin, chairman of the presi­ If the agreement were fully grow by 3.5 percent this year, 649-4571 643-2145 Pickup former Director Andrew Kat- knew information about the <6995 <8995 <5995 budget deficit would be lower this dent's Council of Economic implemented, Darman said, the compared with the new forecast murder that only someone in­ Helena PolowakI <9999 ■ ■ k Advisers. fiscal 1990 deficit would drop to of 2.7 percent. For 1990, the kauskas. 1985 LINCOLN 1987 MAZDA 1985 FORD year than had been expected and Before the vote on the appoint­ volved with the crime could have Tolland 1984 PONTIAC Harry Daleaaio White House budget director about $99.2 billion, just below the growth in the gross national TOWN CAR SE CAB TEMPO that Congress can meet next ments was taken, Tripp said he known. Lapointe was arrested HERO (Signature) Plue Auto. AM/FM Mancheater year's deficit-reduction targets Richard Darman announced that $100 billion goal contained in product is expected to be 2.6 <4444 had difficulty with the idea of July 5 on charges that he <3999 < 11025^ <6949 — if it sticks to its promises. the federal deficit in the current Gramm-Rudman. That figure percent, compared with 3.4 per­ murdered Bernice B. Martin, 88, 1988 CHEVY Qemologiat replacing Longest as public 1986 MERCURY 1983 FORD 1988 LINCOLN “We believe the economy is fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, is includes $5.7 billion from selling cent predicted in February. USED CARS 1986 HYUNDAI CELEBRITY works commisssioner after many on March 8, 1987, in her Mayfair ESCORT now projected at $148.3 billion, federal assets — revenue that The administration predicted GLS EXCEL CAPRI TOWN CAR Auto. A/C 1986 CHEVY healthy and we believe growth Gardens apartment on North 4 Speed. Air Auto down sharply from the $164 billion does not count toward Gramm- today that 91-day Treasury bill years. He said Longest had led Fully Reconditioned 1988 DODGE <16,999 <9650 CELEBRITY WAG will continue but,at a somewhat the district in negotiations with Main Street. <3999 <4999 <^222 Auto, A/C, V-6 slower pace,” Treasury Secre­ the administration was predict­ Rudman calculations. rates will average 8 percent this RAM CHARGER the town toward a fire and sewer Martin was found strangled, 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY tary Nicholas Brady said at a ing in February. However, Darman said the year and 6.7 percent next year. 1988 MAZDA 1985 BMW jurisdiction agreement. stabbed, and sexually assaulted. SABLE CAVALIER *7550 A $13 billion increase in ex­ current congressional pattern That compares with earlier pre­ <4995 *11,999 B2200 P/UP Lotdfd news briefing. “I don’t know any reason to She also sustained burns which <6325 <12,500 <8999 <2999 Although the administration pected tax receipts accounts for appears headed toward a deficit dictions of 7.4 percent and 5.5 occurred in a fire which officials most of the drop. of $110.5 billion — more than $10 percent, respectively. replace him,” Tripp said. 1983 SIO BLAZER 1986 1985 MERCURY 1985‘/i FORD prediction of 2.7 percent growth He also questioned naming have said was started to cover up 1985 PONTIAC this year and 2.6 percent next For the 1990 fiscal year starting billion above the Gramm- Boskin said the administration Auto, A/C TRANS AM MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON Ellen Landers as insurance com­ the murder. A/C. T-Topa CORDIA TURBO S apd.. AM/FM. Blue Auto. A/C year was still more optimistic Oct. 1, however, Darman warned Rudman target and high enough According to statements in the to trigger automatic, across-the- missioner because she is plan­ 1987 FORD ESCORT 2 DOOR <7991 *7550 <2950 *4666 than many other forecasters, Congress that it will violate the Please see ECONOMY, page 10 ning to run for the post of town affidavit, Lapointe confessed to Auto, A/C Gene Johnaon director and will have to be police detectives several times Vernon replaced as insurance commis­ July 4 but then recanted the 1986 PONTIAC SUNBIRD WGN. sioner if she is elected. confessions and denied any invol­ ‘I haven’t even been nominated vement with the crime. Automatic Abuse cases skyrocket in Coventry yet,” Ellen Landers said, adding During an interview with detec­ 1987 1 9 8 5 CHRYSLER nFTH AVE. her bid for town office is “kind of tive Paul R. Lombardo of the Salon Supreme, Automatic, The report from Police Chief The council recently cut funds sexual assault),’’ Grady said. a long shot.” Manchester Police Department <5995 Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo Bv Jacqueline Bennett on July 4, the affidavit says Manchester Herald Frank Trzaskos says there was that were to go to the Northeast “Continually not funding such She is seeking the Republican 1984 DODGE CARAVAN MINIVAN AM/FM Stereo, Air an increase from 35 criminal Sexual Assault Crisis Service agencies eventually means their nomination. Lapointe said. “We were both arrests in 1988 to 77 criminal after the council’s proposed demise.” Longest supported Gordon Las- together and the time was right. I Auto, A/C COVENTRY — Domestic dis­ probably made a pass at her and putes and child abuse account for arrests through June 30, 1989. budget for the town for the The police department report sow, a former district president, Councilman James Sullivan current fiscal year was rejected also says there was an increase in in his bid to unseat Landers in the she said no. So I hit her and I 1986 CAVALIER WAGON $ 0 4 4 , the largest part of a sharp strangled her.” Qemologiat increase in criminal arrests in questioned Elsesser about the twice by voters. the number of boating infractions May 24 election. Landers was Auto, A/C dramatic jump. The two rejected budgets would issued on Coventry Lake, which elected by a seven-vote margin. However, in an interview with •5972 town over the past year, accord­ Capt. Joseph H. Brooks, com­ Elsesser said, “Domestic dis­ have required a mill rate hike. A Elsesser attributed to aggressive There were 12 more votes cast I I ing to Town Manager John mander of the Manchester Police 1987 OLDS FIRENZA 4 DR. Qemologiat Elsesser. putes are the largest percentage reduced budget of $14.1 million enforcement by the new boating in the election than the number of ... child abuse is way up.” requiring no tax increase was officer. voters checked off on a list. After Department’s detective division Auto, A/C Those arrests include four in on the same day, the affidavit connection with complaints of He also said the increase may approved at a Special Town Driving under the influence of the election. Longest took the list have been affected by a “full year Meeting July 6. alcohol violations decreased from the district office and says Lapointe told him, “I’m not sexual assault of teen-agers telling you that I didn’t do it. I’m within families, he said. of enforcement of a state law At that meeting, Dorothy from 30 to 17. delivered it to the district clerk 9 <7495 requiring arrests of both parties Grady, town director of Human In other matters, the council for checking. just saying that I don’t The figures come from a remember.” 1988 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 DOOR quarterly report from the Coven­ in domestic disputes." Services, protested the cut of the voted 5 to 0 to confirm Elsesser’s He removed the list after Some council members gasped $1,200 for the Northeast Sexual hiring of Cathy Hopperstad as the asking John LaBelle Jr., the Hartford Superior Court Judge Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock try Police Department. Elsesser explained the figures to the Town but did not comment following Assault Service. district’s legal counsel, if he could Andy Lyon Council Monday night during a Elsesser’s remarks. "It sends a message (about Please see CRIME, page 10 do so. Please see AFFIDAVIT, page 10 <7995 Vernon meeting at the Town Office Q e m o lo giat Qemologiat Q e m o lo giat Building. 1987 VOLKSWAGON JETTA 4 DR. Phil Seidel Enfield Auto, A/C TODAY Briefs filed In divorce battle over embryos 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 DOOR Auto, A/C MARYVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Attor­ tunity to artificially change a law of could not have any of the seven, frozen right to control” their reproduction neys for a divorcing couple who are process, and the decision should not be 9 Index nature which has been determined since embryos that he had fertilized implanted 1986 1987 CHEVY CAMARO 2D pages, 2 sections battling over control of seven frozen the beginning of history,” he wrote. without his permission. made by one party alone. 5 Speed, Air, AM/FM Stereo embryos have established key differen­ But Charles Clifford, attorney for Mary Davis has since counter-sued, Christenberry said that Junior Davis A/C, T-Tops Classified _ 19-20 Obituaries------2 ces over the donors’ rights in an in-vitro consented to his wife’s pregnancy when iQemologiat U Junior Lewis Davis, said in a brief filed and claims she can have the embryos C o m ic s______16 Opinion 8 fertilization program. in Circuit Court that to give Mary Davis implanted if she so decides, regardless of he entered the in-vitro fertilization WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS OUTRIGHf Focus— - 7 Sports 11-14 program with her. Brian "Sully" Sullivan Cartos Tompkina Fred Handel In a brief filed Monday. J. G. the sole right to decide what to do with her husband’s wishes or' their marital Aahford Stafford Springa Qlaatonbury Local/State___2-5 Television------15 Christenberry. an attorney for Mary Sue the embryos would leave Junior Davis status. And he said Mary Davis’ contribution *~i i Naflon/World 6-7 Weather------2 Davis, who is seeking the right to have “only to ponder when and if he will be a Clifford, in his brief on behalf of Junior to the in vitro program was greater than the embryos implanted in her, said that father and what his legal, emotional and Davis, said the embryos, which are in her husband’s because “the process *7612 males have never had any control over psychological relationship will be with storage at the Knoxville hospital where involved in removing egg cells from her CARTER the reproductive process once they have any children (Mary Davis) may elect in the Davises participated in an in-vitro body is much more discomforting than 8 MORIARTY BROTHERS fertilized an egg. her sole discretion to bear.” fertilization program, are not “persons” the sperm donation process.” CHEVROLET GEO WE DELIVER “The fact this case represents an The trial is scheduled for Aug. 7. under the law and thus can be treated as In-vitro fertilization involves surgi­ 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT For Home Delivery, Call 1229 Main St., Manchester artificial method of fertilization and Junior Davis, 30. sued his 28-year-old property. cally removing a woman’s eggs from her conception and that the gametes are in wife for divorce in February. In that suit He also argued that both Junior Davis ovaries and fertilizing them with a man’s Tel. 646-6464 -* Alex iBrown 647-9946 artificial storage only allows the oppor­ he asked the court to ensure that his wife and Mary Davis “have a fundamental sperm in a laboratory dish. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 FRI TILL 6 Ellington 643-5135 Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 18. 1989 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 18. 1969 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town X... Police Roandnp Commission OKs

Tennis lessons offered Youth faces drug charge developei^s pian Registration has started at the Manchester Members of the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force Recreation Department for Session III tennis arrested a 17-year-old BTanchestcr youth Monday lessons, which will run from Aug. 21 to Sept. 29. The after they found hhn in possession of cocaine valued for housing units lessons cost $60. For more information, call at $700, police said. 647-30B9. Walter Scott, of 466 W. Middle 'Turnpike, was i U charged with possession of cocaine with intent to In addition. Acting for Teens will be offered for By Rick Santos wetlands. sell, police said. teen-agers age 12 through 15 Aug. 7 to 18 at the Manchester Herald The develo()ers, Mary Cathe­ On a tip from an informant, task force members I Mahoney Recreation Center. The class will meet rine Development dk)., also re­ from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost is $60. Learn about met Scott at 220 Spruce St. where the informant said The Planning and Zoning Com­ Scott would be selling a quantity of cocaine, around quested deferments for the instal­ character building, improvisation, props, stage­ mission decided Monday night to lation of some sidewalks, craft and costumes. 7; 45 p.m., police said. ____ approve the development of 334 'The task force is composed of police officers from curbing, and also the widening of condominiums and apartments roads because the brook runs too A/- / Manchester, South Windsor, and Vernon. off Tolland Turnpike. Scott and another male arrived at 220 W. Middle close to the roads to allow for Blood drives scheduled The proposal was rejected in Turnpike about 7; 45 p.m., and task force members these. April because the commission The commission granted an The American Red Cross is sponsoring blood confronted Scott, police said. had concerns about the lack of .-M drives in Bolton and Coventry during the month of Task force members discovered a plastic bag extension on the road construc­ emergency access roads within July. On Saturday, a blond drive will be held at the containing one-eighth of an ounce of cocaine hidden tion deferments until next month. the_ site and the lack of an area The commission also granted a Bolton Volunteer Fire Department. Notch Road, in the sweat band of a baseball cap Scott was which the town could use for a zoning change from residence to from 9a.m. to 2 p.m. On July 29, a blood drive will he wearing, police said. road to decrease possible traffic business to allow Arthur Schaller held at the First Congregational Church of Scott was released on a $10,000 non-surety bond congestion on the surrounding to park vehicles awaiting pur­ Coventry. 171 Main St., from 8:30 d*.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior EC/’- roads. That road would run from chase in the 4-acre lot behind his Court July 24. Tolland Turnpike to SlaterStreet. Acura dealership on Center The other male with Scott was found not to be in Visit antiques festival At the meeting at the Lincoln Street. possession of cocaine and was allowed to leave the Center hearing room Monday, Early this month, some Lilac The 22nd annual Nathan Hale Antiques Festival, scene, police said. commission member Stuart B. Street residents whose pro(>erties an outdoor show and sale, will be held Saturday Popper said the applicant, Roth­ abut the lot complained about the from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of the Nathan man and Beaulieu, had revised its lights from the lot and the noise Hale Homestead. South Street in Coventry. The plans to include the access road Y from salesmen being paged in the show will be held rain or shine. General admission is BUBBLE BOY — Scott Lozo, 4, of outside his grandmother’s home in College Notes and the land for the possible town lots. $3. Refreshments will be offered. Kingston, Pa., waves his bubble maker Kingston last week. road. Schaller’s attorney, Dominic J. to form huge bubbles. Lozo was playing The commission approved the Squatrito, said at the time that a Kids’ dog show slated Awarded BA degree plan unanimously with the stipu­ light-proof fence would be in­ lation that a proposed building on stalled and the loud speakers Cathy’s Critters and the Manchester Park and , , • Regiaa ZnbnllB, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the west side of the property be would be turned down. Steponas Zabulis of Manchester, graduated re­ Recreation Department are .sponsoring a Kids’ Dog C ^ O l l l l 8 n ® 8 placed elsewhere because it was The commission also granted Reginald PInto/Manchester Haraid Show, Saturday, from 1 to 3 p.m.. at Center Springs ______cently from Mount SL M ary’s College, Emmits- planned to border on a wetland. approval for an eight-lot subdivi­ Park. Registi-ation will be at 12:30 p.m. Children burg, Md. with a bachelor of arts degree. The developer of the land al.so sion at 173 Slater St. but denied Nursery. Donations from the late Marion Burr Sober, nephews. 12 years. GREEN THUMBS — Tobie Weaver, Jason Reynolds and must be age 4 through 14 to participate. Dogs must Joseph R. Dube She majored in political science and is a graduate requested a change in the town’s the applicant’s request for a formerly of Manchester, helped fund the nursery as well be 6 months old and proof of shots is required. 'The funeral was tr/day at the She also is survived by her of East Catholic High School. wetland boundaries because of sidewalk deferment for one side Edwin Alvarez, students at the University of , The categories are best behaved, best groomed, Joseph R. Dube. 46, of South D’Esopo East Hartford Chapel. mother, Evdoksiya (Leno) Ko­ actual environmental changes in of the street. learn about container plants at the C.R. Burr Teaching as a scholarship fund. best trick. longest tail, mutt and master look-alike Windsor, died Saturday (July 15, East Hartford, with a Mass of nomi of South Windsor, two sons, the land. The subdivision, which is being Awards will go to first, second and third place in 1989) at Hartford Hospital. He (Hiristian burial at St. M ary’s Eric Nova and James Nova, both Bentley graduate A study of the land by a soil proposed by State Street Technol­ each category. Entry with the highest overall point was the husband of Sabby (For­ Cemetery, East Hartford. Burial of South Windsor and a brother, scientist showed the areas in ogies, would include about 57 total will win best of show. For more information, mica) Dube. was in St. Augustine’s Cemetery, Pandeli Konomi of 'Turkey. Christina Colvin, daughter of Mi', and Mrs. question are not wetlands, so the acres between Slater and Deming Gift plants seeds for students’ future call 647-3089. He was bom in Manchester. Glastonbury. The funeral will be Wednesday Lawrence Colvin of 134 North School St. has commission granted the change streets, north of Interstate 84. He is also survived by his at 10; 30 a.m. at the Giuliano- graduated magna cum laude from Bentley College, in wetland boundaries as long as Commission members said parents, Mr. and’Mrs. Armand G. Sagarino Funeral Home. 247 the developer’s plans show the they wanted sidewalks on both Bv Nancy Concelman Ilektra Nova Waltham, Mass., with a bachelor of science degree Manchester Herald Visit the Bericshires Dube of Glastonbury; a daughter, Washington St., followed by ser­ in finance. locations and classifications of sides of Slater Street because of Christine Ann Dube of South Ilektra (Konomi) Nova, 52, of vices at 11 a.m. in St. George wetland and non-wetland soils. the amount of (jedestrian and A bus trip to the Bershire towns of Lenox and She was a member of the Bentley College Honor When the daughter of former Windsor; two stepsons, John J. South Windsor, died Sunday (July Greek Orthodox Cathedral in The commission also unanim­ vehicle traffic they anticipated Stockbridge. Mass., will be offered Saturday Society and Beta Gamma Sigma, the highest Manchester nursery owner Clif­ Yetishefsky of Glastonbury, and 16,1989) at Manchester Memoiral Hartford. Burial will be in Cedar ously approved a 24-lot subdivi­ with the completion of the through the Continuing Education Division at scholastic honof a student in a school of business can ford R. Burr died last year, she Mark J. Yetishefsky of East Hospital. She was the husband of Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Calling sion proposal for an area between development. Manchester Community College. ’The bus will leave achieve. helped plant seeds for the futures Hartford; a brother, Ronald A. Anesti Nova. hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Carter Street and Birch Mountain Norman S. Isko, an attorney the college at 7:45 p.m. and return to tht college at She is employed as a financial analyst for United Dube of Lisbon Falls, Maine; two She was bom in Istanbul. There will be a Trisaylon at8 p.m. Road with the understanding that representing the developers, of thousands of young men and about 6 p.m. 'The fee. which includes all tours, food Technologies. She is a 1985 graduate of Manchester women. stepsisters. Mrs. Mary Fitzge­ Turkey and lived in Manchester Memorial donations may be the developers include detailed argued to no avail that an and tickets, is $60. Pre-registration is required. For High School. The late Marion Burr Sober, rald of Enfield, and Mrs. Beverly from 1976 to 1978. With her made to St George Greek Or­ plans of restoring appoximately eight-foot-wide bike path to be more information call at 647-6242. formerly of Manchester, died last DeGatano of East Lyme; three husband, she owned and operated thodox Cathedral, 433 Fairfield one-half acre of wetlands. constructed on the west side of the December and bequeathed grandchildren; a niece and two Kent Pizza of Tolland-for the past Ave., Hartford. Popper said members of the street would be sufficient for $800,000 to the University of commission were concerned pedestrian travel. *Parents’ dance scheduled Pabfic Meetings Connecticut’s College of Agricul­ about five bridges, one over Birch Since the development site is in ture and Natural Resources to The East of the River chapter of Parents Without Mountain Brook, and the others an urban development zone, said establish a scholarship fund. Partners is sponsoring a dance Saturday from 8 over wetlands drainage ditches. Popper, a final development plan Meetings scheduled for tonight; The $800,000 will make up the p.m. to midnight at the Kosciuszko Club. 1 Vernon But he told the commission that must be approved by the commis­ Clifford R. Burr Memorial Scho­ Ave.. Vernon. Music will be by ’Three of Us Plus. he visited the site and felt there sion before building permits can WIGANOWSKE, Lanren Nicole, daughter of REISER , Rebecca Lynn, daughter of John F. and larship Fund, a perpetual fund Admission is $S for members, i n for non-members. was no significant impact on the be issued. Wayne R. and Beth Coviello Wiganowske of 38 Ruth Stone Reiser of 16 Sanford Road, was bom Manchester that will be administered by the The dance is open to the public. For more Horton Road, was bom June 30 at Manchester June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Human Relations Commission, Municipal Build­ UConn Foundation to graduate information, call 649-1949 or 423-8958. maternal grandparents are Jean and John Stone of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are ing coffee room one, 7:30 p.m. and undergraduate students stud­ Domenic and Joan Coviello of Prospect. Her Worthington, Ohio. Her paternal grandparents are ying agronomy and ornamental paternal grandparents are Annette Wiganowske of Frances and William Reiser of 55 Olcott Drive. She 8th balks at purchase Andover horticulture. C oiTeciion 129 Walker St., and the late Sherwood Wiganowske. has a brother Daniel, 9. It is the largest gift the college She has two brothers, Jeremy Wiganowske, 12 and STRESING, Frederick Casey, son of Frederick J. Library Board, Andover Public Library, 7:30 has ever received for scholar­ Sean Kmeger, 11. and Colleen Burns Stresing of 91 Main St., was bom p.m. of computer program ships, UConn officials say. FRENCH, Keri Marie, daughter of Stuart and The caption accompanying a photograph of a bus June 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The college’s Department of Lorrie Elderkin French of 132 Deborah Drive, crash published Monday on page 6 did not tell where maternal grandparents are Lois and Joseph T. Bolton By Alex Girelll trict’s legal counsel, told district Plant Sciences wants to offer Coventry, was bom July 2 at Manchester Memorial the crash occurred. 'The accident, which injured 14 Burns of West Kingston, R.I. His paternal Manchester Herald directors Monday night he is $4,000 scholarships from the Burr Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Albert Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. people, occurred in Japan. grandparents are Gertrade and Fred L. Stresing of strongly opposed to having the fund to incoming freshmen begin­ and Marlene Elderkin of Tolland. Her paternal Elma, N.Y. The Eight Utilities District district buy the program from ning next spring. Department grandmother is Margaret French of Oneida, N.Y. Coventry Technology and Management officials hope to attract students The Manchester HeraM strives t» be aecnratc and JONES, 'Thonias James Reilly, son of Walter T. does not want to buy a computer Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald She has a sister Kelsey Ann. 2. Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office interested in horticulture or fair. If an error is made, we want ta make a and Laura Jones Reilly of 17 Brainard Place was program for tracking and han­ Systems because the firm insists HABICHT, Brian William, son of Todd W. and Jeri Building, 7:30 p.m. agronomy, said Derek Allinson, correctian. The Herald's phone nnmber is 643-2711. bom June 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His dling hazardous materials be­ on a provision in the purchase ORGANIC INSTRUCTION — Edward various soil mixtures. The instruction is A. Habicht of 98 East St., Hehron, was bom at home Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, plant science professor and act­ maternal grandparents are Robert and Barbara cause of a clause indemnifying contract that would hold it Corbett, an instructor at the University taking place thanks to a donation made on May 9. His maternal grandparents are William 7:30 p.m. ing head of the department. Jones of 63 Branford St. His paternal grandmother the manufacturer from liability harmless in case of damage or of Connecticut, teaches students Edwin in the memory of Clifford R. Burr, who G. and Beverly E. Harris of Glastonbury. His Republican Town Committee, Town Office Before her death. Sober do­ is Aim Sapere of East Ha^ord. IBs maternal for damage that results from its injury arising from its use in the paternal grandparents are William H. and Janice Building, 7:30 p.m. nated $108,000 to build the C.R. Alvarez, Tobie Weaver, and Jaaon founded C.R. Burr & Co. Inc. in Cmrent Quotations great-grandmotber is Martha McCuUum of Man­ use. field. E. Habicht of Glastonburv. The town of Manchester has LaBelle said that if a mistake is Burr teaching nursery, to be used Reynolds how water passes through Manchester in 1898. ZINSSER. Rebecca Ellen, daughter of Eric W. chester. He has a sister Danielle Wagiwr. 3. already decided to buy the made in the software program­ by an average of 35 students a and Catherine Fowler Zinsser of 187 Hollister SL, FOSS, Shauu Robert, son of S t^hen S. and program from a Boston manufac­ ming, the disrict would assume year in the college’s nursery complete, Allinson said. A green­ ently had no personal ties to the was associated with the company “ It was meant to fly." — Test pilot Bruce J. Hinds was bom June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Pam ela Foss of 448 W. Mirhlle 'Tpke., was bom June T h o u g h t s turer. The goal of the hazardous liability. management courses, said Ed­ house and beds of plants are in school, Corbett said. for 43 years and served as a conunenting on the inaugural flight of the B-2 Her maternal grandparents are Marion and Tom 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal materials control program is to District Fire Chief John Mace ward Corbett, associate profes­ place and the department plans to Nancy Weiss, director of devel­ consultant when it was sold in stealth bomber. Fowler of Ansonia. Her paternal grandparents ace grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Foreman have the town police and fire was instructed Monday to explore sor of ornamental horticulture. open another greenhouse in the opment at UConn, said Sober 1972. Ellen and Carl Zinsser of 176 Ralph Road. Her of 354 Vernon St. His paternal grandparmts are Mr. A preacher offered a sermon one Sunday on the personnel, as well as the district the possibility of having the The nursery will also be used by near future, he said. The nursery donated in her father’s name but C.R. Burr & Co. wasatonetime paternal greeat-grandmother is Violet Zinsser of and Mrs. Mark Long of Georgia. He has a brother remained anonymous before her the largest wholesale grower in “ 'The only thing we’re afraid of is not doing texL* “ Give, and it shall be given to you,’’ from Luke fire personnel, all using a com­ district buy the Emergency Infor­ students doing independent stu­ will be further enlarged over the Manchester. Her maternal great-grandparents are Michael, 6. death. New England and among the 10 anything.’’ — Rev. Michael Pfleger, who says he 6:38. Woven into the provocative thoughts was an patible software system. mation System software to re­ dies, he said. years. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watson of Summit Street. She Sober, who had lived in Ann largest in the country. It was the and the Rev. George Clements will continue to NEGRON, JeslMa, son of Josz A. and Ramona illustration that “ a closed band cannot receive.’’ The program in question, to be main compatible with the town The $108,000 was donated in Clifford Burr was no stranger has a sister Elizabeth Ann, V/t. Arbor, Mich., before her death, eastern grower and distributor campaign to get Chiea^i stores to stop selling dmg Lopez Negron of 92 Wells SL, was bom June 14 at 'Think for a moment what a closed hand cannot do. supplied by Technology and Man­ despite the fact that the system is memory of Sober’s father, the to the concept of hands-on expe­ SHEARER. Kelly Lynn, daughter of David W. was a director and department for the Montgomery Ward Co. paraphernalia despite death threats. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal It can’t give. It can’t shake hands. It can’t wave a agement Systems, is one of two considered less operator friendly. late Clifford R. Burr, who rience. Years ago he would enroll and Susan Sterling Shearer Jr. of Vernon, was bom grandparents are Maria and Pedro Reyes of friendly greeting; only shake a threatening fist. A the town will use in the effort to Mace was asked to make sure the founded C.R. Burr & Co. Inc. in at least 10 of his workers in the head at C.R. Burr & Co. Inc. The company at one time June 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Hartford. His paternal grandparmts are Blanca closed hand cannot pat a little child on the head nor track hazardous substances and contract for the EIS software Manchester in 1898. The com­ university’s one-day nursery­ before being promoted to secre­ owned about 600 acres and five maternal grandparents are Charles and Janet and Aurelio Negron of Center Street. He has a lay reassuringly on the shoulder of someone who is keep updated on their location in does not contain any indemnifica­ pany, more commonly known as man’s short course, held once a tary in 1952. Her brother. Charles warehouses in the Manchester Sterling of Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are area. It’s offices were located at Lottery brother Jose A. Jr., 5; and two sisters Jessica, 6and discouraged. A closed hand can’t turn over the town and on methods of handling tion provisions similar to that for Burr Nurseries, produced ever­ year. Corbett said. S. Burr of Manchester, operated David and Dmcilla Shearer Sr. of 189 Glenwood St. the company from 1943 to 1952. He 420 N. Main St. Janita, 2. pages of book or play a musical instnunenL It can’t them. the one offered by Technology green and fruit trees, shrubs, Burr also allowed horticulture She has a sister Erin Elizabeth. 3. even scatter seed or (duck a flower. The other program, which the Management Systems. roses and other plants. students to visit his nursery to FERLAZO, Anne EUsabetlt, daughter (K'Thomas MASTON, KeHy Nicole, daughter of John J. and District officials said Monday The company was sold in 1972 to learn about operations. Winning numbers drawn Monday in New F. and Judith Palmberg Ferlazo of Manchester, An o|Kn hand? Think what it can do. Maybe it’s town has already bought, is called Alison Watson Maston of 34 French Road, Bolton, time we thanked God for the joys that come to each the Emergency Information Sys­ they understood the town is a private investment group. “ He welcomed having the England; was bora July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. was bom July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. prepared to buy the Technology The C.R. Burr Teaching horticulture students on tours,” Connecticut daily: STL Play Four; 3179. Her maternal grandparents are Margaret Palm­ of us through our own ofien hands and those of tems program and is more Her maternal grandparents are Lynwood L. and and Management Systems pro­ . Nursery, located at UConn’s Corbett said. Massachusetts daily; 8KZ. berg of 71 Lockwood St., and the late Raymond others? complicated than the one offered Mary Jane Watson of 56 Deer Run Trail. Her by the Boston firm. gram despite reservations about Agronomy Farm off Route 195 in Sober never attended the Uni­ Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont) paternal grandparents are Francis and Margaret Palmberg. Her paternal grandparents are Frank Newell Curtin John D. LaBelle Jr., the dis- the liability. Storrs, is operational but not versity of Connecticut and appar­ daily; 334, 6M8. Maston of 36 Lyndale St. She has two brothers, and Josephine Ferlazo of 71 Lockwood SL She has a Center Congregatienal Charch ■ Rhode Island daily: 1«9 l Craig, 11; and Stephen,3; and a sister, Lauren, 10. brother Peter, 2V«. Housing starts in town ★ PUBLIC NOTICED Weather :^nriiP5tTr Uprald third highest for state UNION POND PARK USPS 327-600 VOL. evlit. No. 245 Partly cloudy You are invited to help plan the facilities and REGiONALWEATHER drop in mortgage interest rates program for a new community park located on 25 ftrm y M. Siettwt, Putsttahw Manche.ster had the third high­ Manchester and vicinity; To­ est number of housing permits could bolster permit activity for acres of town land. O w e e T . COaopaU OwinW M. Santoro night. partly cloudy. Low 60 to 65. EdMor SitiattMng Okactor issued in Connecticut communi­ the second half of the year. Wednesday, mostly cloudy with a ties in June, but housing starts Manchester has issued a total The site is on the northwestern shore of Union Jaanna (S. Froinarth Sbatoon Cotian Pond adjacent to the Hockanum River Linear Park 30 percent chance of showers. Buatnaaa Managar Compoatog Managar statewide were down from June of 111 housing permits for the first High in the middle 80s. Outlook six months of 1989. Out of eight 9 1988. (behind Economy Electric) Oanlaa M. Ptabarta RobartH. Hubbard for Thursday, partly sunny with a Paraormar/ Managar Praaaroom Managar There were 43 housing permits counties in the state, Hartford chance of showers. High 80 to 85. Frank J. McSiaaagan issued in Manchester last month County ranked second in the COME SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH US ON Circulation Qiraetor and 834 issued statewide. In June number of (lermits issued for the Coastal: Tonight, mostly 1988, 997 permits were issued year, with a total of 1,250 permits. THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1989 cloudy with patchy fog. Low 65 to PubHabad daSy aarapt Suiwtay and cattain hoMdaya by tba. Maneftaatar PutaNaMng Ca. ta Brainard Placa. Manchaalar, statewide. In Bolton, 11 new units were 7:00 P.M. 70. Wednesday, cloudy with Conn. QMMa Sacond daaa poatagapald at Manchaalar. Conn. For the first six months of 1989, authorized thus far this year, patchy fog. A 30 percentchance of Poalmaalar Sand adnraaa changaa to Iha Manchaalar Haraid, a total of 5,149 units were while two (}ermlts were issued in LINCOLN CENTER HEARING ROOM P.O. Bda S « . Manchaalar, Gorm. oaOML rain. High around 80. Outlook for authorized in Connecticut, a 48.5 that town in June. Thursday, partly sunny with a It you don^iaaakra your Haraid by Sp.m. waakdayaorTtse am. Salunlayai ptaaaa talaphana your carrier, it you’raunabla (lercent decrease from the same Coventry has authorized eight Suggestions at this initial planning meeting will chance of .showers. High around to raach your caniar. caS aubacrlbar aaraica at SIT 9UB by S time one year ago, when 9,989 new units for the year, and three help identify what facilities are needed or desired 8 80. nai. amakdaya tor dadvaty In Manchaalar. permits were issued in the month tiiggaalait aarriar ralaa tia tt.Sn rwakly. Sr.TO tar ana units were authorized. on the site. Northwest hills: Tonight, monUt. las.10 tor tbiaa montha, $40.20 tar ala montha and John F. Papandrea, commis­ of June. partly cloudy. Low around 60. Ue.4Q tor ana yaar. Waaiaatanit prlw 3B cants a copy. sioner of the state Department of In Andover, nine housing per­ HOCKANUM RIVER LINEAR PARK TheMgiHa'aalar Haraid laamambarotThdMaoclaladPraaa, Housing, said in a news release mits have been issued since Wedne.sday. mostly cloudy. High Uto AudR Buraau at Cbeutadona. tti* Naat England PtooB SPECIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 80, to 85. Outlook for Thursday, AaaaclaHan anddtoNaaa England Wamapapar AaaorlaHiwt. the statistics were “ disappoint­ January, with one permit issued partly sunny with a chance of Today’s weather picture was drawn by Derek Jefferson, ing.” But he also said a recent last month. showers. H i^ around 80. 10, of Washington School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 18, 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 18. 1989 State legislators UConn installs pause to recall J $13.5 million former governor phone system HARTFORD (AP) — A somber called Dempsey “one of the mood filled the state Capitol as nation’s first environmental gov­ Connecticut lawmakers paused ernors.” citing his work to protect installing 10,000 telephone lines to remember the man they called Connecticut’s air, land and water STORRS (AP) — A new tele­ “our beloved governor,” the late long before environmental issues phone system being installed on and enough cable to stretch the University of Connecticut halfway to Hartford. When com­ John N, Dempsey. were fashionable. pleted, the system will be the A bipartisan resolution passed “His life gave proof to the truth campus should help address a U Monday remembered Dempsey of the American dream,” Lieber­ universal problem on college 82nd-largest in the nation. campuses: roommate squabbles “This is big,” Fisher said. for his “friendliness, warmth and man said. “An immigrant to this “This is iike rewiring a smail compassion.” In Washington, land, he rose to the highest office over phone bills. I k meanwhile, Connecticut’s U.S. in his adopted state by virtue of The new $13.5 million system city.” Senators praised Dempsey as one the openness of our society and called UConnect will give stu­ In all but five dormitories that of the first environmental gover­ the strength of his talents.” dents their own codes to make wilt not be wired until fall, nors, “a man of vision with a long-distance cails and wiil bill students will be allowed to make V- common touch.” each student for his or her share campus calls and receive caiis “He was a man of charm,” said of the monthly rate and the calls free in their rooms. The free he or she makes. Southern New service is being offered so that House Majority Leader Robert people can reach the students in Frankel of Stratford. “People Assembly England Telephone Co. tradition­ ally sends students one bill per emergencies, she said. loved him when they knew him.” By paying a $30 instailation fee The remembrances came one telephone. After switching over to the new and a monthly rate ranging from day after Dempsey died at 74. He approves $15 to $21, students can make served as governor from 1961 to . system Aug. 4, UConn officials will be able to offer full telephone long-distance cails and choose 1971, and presided over the such features as speed-dialing passage of social and environ­ contracts service to the 10,000 students who return to campus this fall. Called and three-way calling, Fisher mental laws that became models said. for later federal legislation. UConnect, the system will handle 500,000 calls a month, said Susan SNET has been charging stu­ The resolution passed in Hart­ HARTFORD (AP) - 'fhe Gen­ dents a $37.75 instaiiation charge ford referred to Dempsey as “our eral Assembly has approved new J. Fisher, UConn’s director of teiecommunications. and $12.09 to $22.29 a month, said beloved governor,” and re­ contracts covering 1,200 state Beverly Levy, a SNET counted his Irish birth and his health care workers and 60 UConn and SNET crews have been working for about a year to spokeswoman. Y four decades in public service. criminal justice workers, the replace the campus telecommun­ Although initially only tele­ “He was not only an enthusias­ latter by a narrow vote amid phone service is being offered to The Associated Press tic campaigner and known as Republican criticism. ications system, snaking wire to more than 300 buildings and students and most UConn offices, PRO-LIFE RALLY — Anti-abortion protesters rally Judciary Committee was holding an informational ‘Man O’ War’ for his ability to The contract covering 60 in­ in the future students and others outside the state Capitol in Hartford Monday. Inside, the hearing on abortion matters. win, but used that enthusiasm in spectors who work for the state will be able to connect computers office to recruit others to work for Department of Criminal Justice and cable television to jacks the betterment of the state,” the drew criticism from Republi­ State gives more installed alongside each of resolution said. cans, who complained that it UConn’s 10,000 telephones, she It also described Dempsey as a would amount to a 12 percent to area schools said. Abortion issue gets hearing “champion of the less fortunate raise in the first year. Those services could revolu­ among us, especially for the But the contract, approved School districts in the 4th tionize the way UConn does mentally retarded and physically Monday, had gained a favdrable Senatorial District will receive business and UConn students The Associated Press HARTFORD (AP) - State Commission. on the books but hasn’t been ing Concerned Ministers of Con­ handicapped.” report from the Appropriations $59,592 in funds for substance study, she said. legal officials took some of the The three cautioned lawmak­ enforced in 16 years. necticut, told the crowd. “At that The resolution “can’t possibly Committee, which meant a two- VISITS FRANCE — The Coast Guard ships are visiting France in honor of its bicentennial. The point, they abdicate their abuse education programs, an “The students will one day have heat out of the General Assemb­ ers that the court’s ruling in When a lawmaker asked Kelly sum up the life of a person who thirds vote in both chambers increase of 49 percent over last computers in their dormitory ly’s simmering abortion debate, Webster vs. Reproductive Health if he was supporting repeal of the choice.” gave so much to the state of would have been needed to reject training vessel Eagle is escorted by smaller ships as it Eagle is based in Connecticut, year’s funding. rooms where they can call up sails off Normandy this week. The Eagle and 19 other tall offering unemotional advice to a Services provides no broad ad­ criminal law, Kelly answered; “I The Judiciary Committee’s Connecticut,” Frankel, the ma­ it. Districts in the 35th Senatorial information from the library or legislative committee about the vice on the constitutionality of don’t see where you have a House chairman. Rep. Richard jority leader, told the hushed The House voted against it. District wili get $50,404 in funds, take courses,” she said. recent U.S. Supreme Court abor­ future stateabortion laws. 'They choice. The federal courts have, Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, said House chamber. 68-61, but fell short of the Monday’s hearing would proba­ or a 55 percent increase, accord­ Fisher said that would “trans­ tion ruling. also warned that the high court is in effect, repealed those laws for In Washington, both of Connec­ two-thirds mark, and the contract ing to news releases from state form UConn into the campus of ‘‘Don’t read the Webster deci­ hearing three abortion cases next you.” bly be followed by other hearings ticut’s U.S. Senators made passed. at which the comittee invites-x- senators Michael Meotti, D- the future.” sion too broadly,” Chief Staate’s year that may result in more Earlier, about 150 anti-abortion speeches on the Senate floor Under the contract, the aver­ Glastonbury, and Marie Herbst, Fisher said about 125 graduate Sports center not just for jocks Attorney John J. Kelly told the sweeping rulings. activists rallied on the steps of the pert guests to discuss abortion praising Dempsey. age pay for inspectors will students living in a 16-dormitory and abortion law. D-Vernon. committee, ‘‘because the court “It may seem that we are being state Capitol, calling for a na­ U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd increase 12.0 percent in the first The funds, from a federal complex would be without tele­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - When a finding ways to turn the hurt musicians as he performs. As shoulder that needs attention. A went out of its way not to render a neutral, that we aren’t getting out tional constitutional convention “I think we’re begining to remembered Dempsey as a close year, 7.4 percent in the second grant, will be used for the phone service from three days to baseball pitcher overworks his around for aching performers. doctors watch performers tech­ violinist may have a problem broad decision.” in front,” Kelly said. “But there to protect unborn children. develop areas of common friend and political mentor, “a year, and 7.3 percent in the third arm and complains of a sore Sometimes they find problems with the wrist or arm, a pianist ground,” Tulisano said, but he three-year Drug Free Schools three weeks beginning Aug. 5. niques it usually becomes appar­ Kelly’s comments came at a are three decisions to come that One sign at the rally read: man of vision with a common year. In the three-year period, program plan. Those will be the only buildings shoulder, teammates lend a sym­ with performer’s hearing or ent why a joint or muscle is with his fingers and a drummer hearing on abortion at which may moot everything you do in “Abortion. Leading cause of added, “It may be that we have to touch.” average salaries will increase pathetic ear and doctors begin vision. These problems develop with his elbow. wait for the three other Manchester will get $33,808, where service is expected to be hurting. three state legal officials ans­ the next session. death in Connecticut. 55 each “Fifteen years ago this Satur­ from $39,225 to $50,642. Bolton $3,115, Hebron $3,069, disrupted, she said. Because of treatm ents to alleviate the so gradually often the musician These are the same investiga­ Even conductors come to the wered questions about the July 3 “That’s why you’re in a no-win day.” Another read: “Abortion is decisions.” day evening, in the first official The other contract, covering the way the complex is con­ problem. isn’t aware of them, but when tive techniques they use when center with complaints of general Tulisano said a growing Columbia $1,956, Glastonbury U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Join­ situation.” terrorism.” steps I took in public life, John about 1,200 health care workers at $17,644, Andover $835, and structed, crews must pull out old When musicians have a sore they’re discovered at the center, athletes visit the clinic with fatique after a long session ing Kelly were acting Attorney Kelly also told the committee “We believe that the woman number of state lawmakers sup­ Dempsey stood next to me, the University of Connecticut wires before installing the new shoulder or an aching elbow, the ailing musicians are referred to complaints of sore muscles or directing an orchestra. that the high court’s ruling didn’t port the repeal of the unenforced, Coventry $5,822 of the grant General Clarine Nardi Riddle and makes her choice when she helping nominate me to Congress Medical Center, passed the House funds. ones, she said. results of hours of practicing for vision or hearing specialists. Jokl joints. The doctors feel there is Doctors study the problem, David Hemond, a staff attorney revive the state’s anti-abortion decides to have a sexual relation­ criminal anti-abortion law that is in a sweltering, boisterous, old- easily on a voice vote. recital, they often suffer in says hearing loss is big problem, realty little difference between then come up with a plan for for the state Law Revision law, a criminal statute that is still ship,” Earl Inswiler, represent- still on the books in Connecticut. fashioned Democratic conven­ Under the one-year contract, silence. especially for musicians who play musicians and athletes — both rehabilitation, often the same He said even some abortion tion in the old Knights of Colum­ average full-time salaries will But that isn’t necessary any in loud rock bands. He says are performers. rehabilitation techniques recom­ opponents are in favor of repeal­ bus hall in North Grosvenor increase 6.5 percent, from $30,571 more. Sport medicine is no longer sometimes the nerve damage is With a cellist, it’s usually the mended to alteletes. ing the law. Dale.” in fiscal 1988-89 to $32,551 in Panel on ethics just for athletes because doctors permanent. He also said there is growing U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman 1989-90. are beginning to say musicians Woman hopes to duplicate consensus in favor of limiting But most injuries are muscular are athletes too. or skeletal — and these are the third-trimester abortions, which The Sports Medicine Center at are already very rare in resolves conflict specific kinds of problems the Yale-New Haven Hospital and center deals with. 2815 Main Street Connecticut. NEED SOME EXTRA Yale School of Medicine now success with new product There was some skepticism HARTFORD (AP) - The hus­ The decision requires contract offers consolations and treat­ “A musician’s job depends on Glastonbury about reaching consensus, nota­ SPENDING MONEY? band of a state Department of negotiations with ASI be handled ment for a host of ailments that auditions, performance and prac­ HAMPTON (AP) - Anne E. until the company was bought out In June, 2.5 million plastic bags bly from Rep. Anthony Nania, Mental Retardation administra­ by someone other than Ms. musicians suffer. tice — sometimes they practice Withey, who concocted the recipe by Frito-Lay in January 1989. of honey-butter popcorn, carried R-Canaan, an abortion opponent tor can work for his wife, but duPree. She said DMR Deputy No one has more empathy for as many as eight hours a day, ” for the hugely successful Smart- Martin and Withey decided to a message asking consumers to who said he objected to the Newspaper routes available in your area... should be barred from receiving Commissioner Terry Roberts al­ an ailing musician than Dr. says Sklaire. for reservations food popcorn, is plotting her settle in Hampton because it was telephone Exxon Corp.’s New format of the hearing, in which raises for work done in the area ready has been handling those Martin Sklaire. He practices He points out that long grueling culinary comeback in the kitchen close to the University of Connec­ York headquarters and ask for testimony was limited to state Earn money and prizes by delivering the she oversees, the state Ethics negotiations, even before the pediatrics and adolescent medi­ hours of intense practice often of a Hampton farmhouse. ticut in Storrs, and because of its the resignation of its chairman, legal officials. Commission has ruled. commission approved the cine in Branford, but spend his cause strains and inflammation 659-1355 Less than a year after Frito- unhurried pastoral setting. Lawrence G. Rawle. The move “I think a neutral position, Manchester Herald in your The commission voted unanim­ settlement. days off at the Sports Medicine in joints and muscles. Lay Inc. bought Smartfood Inc. was prompted by the huge oil spill legally, is probably impossible,” ously Monday to accept an “In terms of my job, it won’t Center helping music makers Withey, a soft-spoken woman of neighborhood. agreement reached between Ka­ Even teeth and jaws can be for $15 million, Withey and her in March involving an Exxon Nania said. make any difference.” Ms. du­ who hurt. affected, especially among musi­ 25 who is responsible for coming tanker that fouled the Alaskan He also objected to the move to Call today to get more details. thryn A. duPree, director of Pree said. As a youngster Sklaire played husband, Andrew Martin, have up with recipes for Annie’s Inc., DMR’s Region 6, and Ethics cians who play brass or woodwind brought out Annie’s Popcorn, coastline. repeal the criminal anti-abortion Ms. duPree, as regional direc­ the cello, piano and clarinet, so he instruments. LOBSTERS-R-US said the Smartfood experience laws, which first appeared in Commission staff. knows first hand about the aches which they hope will challenge left a bad taste in her n?outh. tor, signs all contracts with group Smartfood’s position as the coun­ 1860. “Some things don’t change duPree’s husband, Joseph Mi- and pains that can come with Drummer’s elbow is no joke The company also donates 1 over time,” he said, “murder 647-9946 rafito, is Connecticut director for home operators and other service and fingers that constantly pound Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday try’s No. 1-selling ready-popped, “It was no longer fun,” Withey percent of gross sales to charity. providers in southeast hours of practicing. He says it’s cheese-flavored popcorn. said. “It was just, ‘Let’s make being one of them.” Alternative Services Inc., a com­ easy for him to relate to musi­ a piano take a beating, according Grissom Rd...... all Bissel St...... 98-149 pany that has opened four group Connecticut. to Skailre. “Annie’s is an improved recipe money.’” Hamlin St...... 91-107 After her husband was hired, cians because he speaks their BOILED LOBSTER and it is made by the original Shepard DR...... all homes for the mentally retarded lingo. When a musician begins to hurt Withey’s kitchen serves as the HollSt...... all in Region 6 and has a contract to Ms. duPree sought a ruling from Annie,” Martin said recently product development laboratory; the ethics panel about whether Another sympathetic ear is he can head for the Sports SPECIAL Oakland Heights...... all Knighton St...... 22-42 open a fifth. offered by Dr. Peter Joki, an Medicine Center where doctors during an interview at Annie’s the test market consists of friends REDUCE YOUR RISK OF HEART “We were able to come to a the situation was a conflict of Inc., the company the couple runs and neighbors. Brownstone A p ts ...... all Pearl St...... 113-164 interest under state law. Initially orthopedist and director of the and technicians offer help. resolution that is appropriate and Sports Medicine Center. To­ First they discuss the problem, out of their 149-year-old farm­ Annie Inc.’s first product was a DISEASE — THE #1 KILLER fair,” Commission Chairman the commission said the only way twin house, nestled on 14 acres of to resolve the conflict was if she gether Sklaire and Jokl are then make a video tape of the farmland in Connecticut’s rural disappointment. Sagging sales H am ilton...... all Foster St...... 69-109 William K. Elrick said. forced the company to pull its Carpenter Dr...... all duPree said she was pleased did not sign any contracts with northeast corner. Pearl St...... 1-63 group homes. Zeuschips, cheese flavored pasta CHOLESTEROL SCREENEVG McDIvItt Dr...... all that the issue was resolved. The couple started Marlboro, chips, from store shelves in Mass.-based Smartfood Inc. in November. • low cost • performed by Trained Technicians Wildwood Dr...... all 1984 with Kenneth Meyers of Jefferson St...... all Jean Road ...... 30-65 Boston, whom they met when So Martin and Withey returned • results In less than 3 minutes Kenwood Dr...... all Waranoke Rd...... all Meyers was doing repairs on to a proven winner: cheese- Florida man waives flavored popcorn. They have also Find Out Your Cholesterol Level Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Adelaide Rd...... all Martin’s Boston apartment. South Hawthorne...... all At the time, Withey was an brought out a honey-and-butter at English major at the University popcorn and an instant macaroni- South Alton...... all extradition in murder and-cheese meal — Annie’s Shells 239 Spencer St. West Middle Tpke...8-150 even Garth Rd...... 89-105 $1799 of Connecticut. Martin, her boy­ single gunshot wound to the chest. 66"/o friend at the time, has a degree in and Cheddar. Ludlow Rd...... 133-273 NEW LONDON (AP) - A economics from Fordham Uni­ DATE: July 18, 1989 TIME: 10:00 AM COST: $6.00 Squire Village ...... all Florida man was expected to During a search of Jackson’s Annie’s Inc. hasn’t turned a Wetherell ...... all surrender to Massachusetts au­ Roxbury apartment July 5, state versity in and was profit since it was launched two Bldwell ...... all thorities today in connection with police and the Boston Police ■ hoping to make it rich with a years ago. But 5,000 stores east of Department found blood and resealable plastic bag he had Dale Rd...... all the murder of his 25-year-old the Mississippi River now carry Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all girlfriend whose body was found what appeared to be a murder invented. Meyers was casting Annie’s Popcorn and the com­ Hlllcrest...... all Garth Rd...... 125-138 around for another business in the truck of a car he was scene, Sgt Dan Stebbins, a pany is projecting $2 million in EastlandSt...... Ludlow Rd...... 42-98 driving, an attorney said. Connecticut state police spokes­ venture after abandoning plans sales this year. for a public relations firm. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 Donald Ghee. 48, of Tampa, man, said. The popcorn itself is mass Indian Dr...... Fla., waived extradition to Mas­ The all-natural, Kentucky- Alpine...... all RICHARD E. CLOUGH kernel popcorn, seasoned with produced by Rivard Popcorn Overlook Dr...... sachusetts on Monday in New Products in Lancaster, Pa. The Haynes...... all London Superior Court, said Detective fired Watkins Center — aged Cheddar cheese, started out Westland St...... as just something to fill the macaroni dinners are produced Russell ...... all Assistant Public Defender Nancy by Karlin Foods Inc. of North­ Rachel Rd...... Gustafson Radoff. for coin thefts Suite A-105 resealable bags, which Martin Lydall St...... 246-374 Main ...... 285-378 thought could generate $30 mil­ brook, 111. A warrant charging Ghee with WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A 935 Main St. lion a year in revenues. Constance Dr...... all murder of Karen Jackson of West Hartford police detective Smartfood comes in a distinc­ Main ...... 380-494 Roxbury, Mass, was issued in Manchester, CT 06040 But it was Withey’s popcorn tive charcoal black bag with investigating parking meter C en ter...... 11-301 odd Wadsworth St...... all Roxbury District Court on Friday 9 that consumers felt in love with. neon-yellow lettering. thefts has been fired and accused Phone: 647-1865 Sales reached $10 million in 1988, T rotter...... all Huntington ...... all Radoff said Ghee’s bond was of steaiing coins from meters modest in the $8 billion-a-year Annie’s comes in a lime-green Winter ...... 47-62 Summit ...... 1-55 set at $200,000. Ghee was also whiie off duty, police said. • Life Insurance bag with yellow lettering. But charged with being a fugitive M. Bruce Post, 45, of Plymouth, snack-food industury, but im­ Orchard ...... all Lllley ...... all • Disability Insurance pressive nevertheless for a fled­ instead of the cute little messages from Justice, she said. turned himself in Monday after gling company run by three on Smartfood bags, Annie’s ex­ Knox ...... all Delmont St...... 91-150 Ghee was charged in Connecti­ police obtained a warrant charg­ • Long Term Care novices. horts its customers to social Newman...... all Hollister St...... 93-152 cut with illegally transporting a ing him with one count of Insurance action. HOURS; Edgerton...... 1-55 Summit St...... 217-255 body and is being held at the fifth-degTee iarceny. He was “The whole original purpose of Saturday • Investments Stor« Smartfood was to launch Tug-N- Monday thru Friday Montville Correctional Center. released on a written promise to ASbo« Tie, but that never happened,” 7AM to 5PM SAM to 12N00N Ghee was arrested July 4 after appear in West Hartford Superior • Tax Free Bonds his car slammed into a guard rail Court on Juiy 31. 8 Martin said. For all your window and door needs! • Mutual Funds The trio’s business relationship CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 on Interstate 95 in East Lyme. A Police said about $2,000 in coins EMERGENCY ANDERSEN WINDOWS MARVIN WINDOWS tow truck operator found a have been stolen from meters in soured after about two years and Fire — Police — Medical MORGAN PRODUCTS PREHUNQ DOORS .n\ Martin and Withey split off to INTERIOR TRIM STANLEY STEEL DOORS Jackson’s badly decomposed the downtown area since last body in the car’s trunk. 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July IR. 1989 S o ftb a ll SCOREBOARD P u z z le s Franklin directs new Munsters ACROSS 2 Shakespearean the Pussycat.” She returned to Los Angeles to Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Bock play Judd Hirsch s wife in the TV movie “ The Tonight’s games villain The Associated Press 1 A F L-___ 3 Honest X R A Y E M S E D D 0 Law” J Costal vs. HPMarket. 6 — Fitzgerald T V T o p ic s 4 Cultivate 4 Gossips' M U T E M E M E R 1 A Social vs. Outdoor, 7:30 — Fitzgerald LOS A N G ELES — Bonnie Franklin is After that she returned to New York, but B asebaD C ale n d ar 8 Lean 5 Doctrine A N T A M A O R E S T Dean vs Oil Heat, 6 — Robertson 12 Puppy sound spending the summer dealing with monsters producer Norman Lear had a project in mind 6 Climbing plant S T U R D Y T H 1 G H S Lily have been married .300 years and are Cumnings vs, Lathrop, 7:30 — Robertson 13 Large continent 7 Songstress and loving every minute of it. for her. She spent nine years with “ One Day at N D S H O E trying to make their marriage exciting and Sterling vs. Rogers, 6 — Pagani ijT r lk B THESE,. Today 14 On the ocean Cantrell The vivacious, red-haired actress best a Time.’’ Correnti vs. B.A.. 7:30 — Pagani American League standings 15 Become 8 Make an B U R S T T E L T U G known for the lead role in "One Day at a viable after that long. It still retains a TWILIGHT LEAGUE - mellow Directing “ The Munsters Today” calls for a Coach's vs. Wilson, 6 — Nike VbkESiN/WHEW>TCI-lJW edging E M U D 1 R E E S E Time,” is directing 12 episodes of “ The silliness, but the stories now are fun for an Eost Divltion Evans Insurance at Moriar- 16 Government Reed vs Tierne.v’s, 7:30 — Nike 9 Type of gelatin E B B adult to watch. And 1 enjoy directing them.” lot of special effects, which are filmed the day W L Pet. 6 B ^OiW AMPCVER... agent E E L S E E E Munsters Today," based on the 1960s comedy. Mainville vs. Bidwell, 6 — Keeney Boltimore 52 38 .578 — ty’s (East Catholic), 6 p.m. 10 Sly glance In the past, she has also directed episodes of before the actors go before the audience. That 17 Arrange in T O Y T N T B O N D S “ I started directing when I was doing ‘One Hungry Tiger vs Pub. 6 — Charter Oak New York 46 46 .500 7 11 "Gone with the “ Karen’s Song” and “ Charles in Charge.” way the studio audience can watch the special Toronto 46 47 .495 7Vs WHiT.PDMcH'T’, layers W ind" house T A 1 T U T Day’ and I’ve continued doing it,” Franklin Boston 43 45 .489 8 Wednesday She’s just back from six months of stage effects on the TV monitors. 18 Musical group 19 Slender F' 1 B U L A 1 S O B A R said. “ I directed a few episodes of ’The Clev«lond 43 47 .478 9 of nine appearances in the East. She did “ Annie Get Monday’s results Milwaukee 42 50 .457 11 LEGION BASEBALL - pinnacle E R A L B A G O R L Y Munsters Today’ and they asked me to direct She honed her directing skills by watching Detroit 33 57 .367 19 Windsor at Manchester. 5:45 20 Horse (si.) 21 Econ. indicator Your Gun” with Byion Nease in the Bucks directors on other three-camera shows, a REC LE A G U E — Renn’s Tavern scored five runs West Dfvltion 22 Firearm E R N S L 1 E L 1 M A all of them. I said I’d do 12. ... u p.m. 24 Heath plant County Playhouse in Pennsylvania and W L Pet. OB owners' gp. D A “ The weird thing is I did an episode of ‘The common practice in the film business. She in the seventh inning to beat Center Congo, 6-4, at 53 ___ 26 Petroleum D A E R R E 0 A N Collfom la 38 .582 “ Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune” wants to learn single-camera directing and is Nike Field. Steve Smyth and Ross Hunt led Renn’s Oakland 54 39 .581 — 23 Supplication 27 Pueblo Indian Munsters’ when I was 18,” she added. “ I was Kansas City 52 40 .565 V/7 25 Egg drink with Tony Musante at the West Side Arts with three hits each while Chris Trahan. Mike 2 8___ lily 43 Mae West role 53 A ctor___ a regular person on the show. I wasn’t in now observing on ABC's “ China Beach.” Texas 49 42 .538 4 27 Sillier Theater in New York. Seottle 45 46 .495 8 29 Petty person 45 Work at O’Neal Greenleaf, Jim Heffernan, Dan Wetmore. Ken R ad io , TV 30 Falls makeup. I can’t remember the role, but Minnesota 44 48 .478 9V7 30 Trap 47 Tusk 54 " ______the “ I was very lucky,” she said. “ I had “ With the vagaries of the business, Dowarsky and Todd Candito added two each. For O ilcooo 37 56 .398 18 33 Spoon bender whenever it’s rerun I get mail.” 31 Italian money 48 House pets Mood for Love" co-stars in both shows who were wonderful directing gives me a second career,” said Congo, Rick Migliore. Bruce Garner and Eric Mondov's Oomtt Geller The show tells the story of the Munster Detroit Oakland 1 32 Barge 49 American 55 Rattan Franklin. “ I don’t have to sit around waiting 7. 34 Neon___ human beings. I’m going through a wonderful Huhtala collected two apiece. Baltimore 8, Seattle 4 Today 35 South of Tenn. Indian 57 Compass point family, which lives at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Minnesota 5, Cleveland 36 Not of the period. Life is great.” for the networks to say yes, go ahead with AA — Main Pubbeat Brand Rex. 6-2. at Fitzgerald 7 38 Pouch 51 Of hearing Herman is 7 feet tall and looks like Kansas City 3. Milwaukee 7 7:30 p.m. — Astros at Mets, clergy 59 Basketball Although born and raised in the Los Angeles your new project. I think the older you get the Field. Tony Campelli and Scott Gayton had two hits 4 0 ___ ratings Frankenstein’s monster. Lily resembles a Chlcooo 7, New York 3 Channel 9. WFNS 37 Pecans organs league (abbr.) Texos 13. Boston 6 area, Franklin said she’s an avid New more difficult it gets. I’m not giving up acting. each for Main Pub. Don Sumislaski had three while 8:30 p.m. — Red Sox at 1 2 vampire. Grandpa looks like Dracula and son Toronto 6. Californio 4, 1st game 39 Actor James 9 10 11 Yorker. “ When I was 16 I was an exchange I’m developing a new half-hour comedy John Mizoras added two in defeat. Toronto 5, Collfornlo 4, 2nd game Rangers. NESN, WTIC ■ • Eddie has the look of a werewolf. Niece Tuesdov't Games student in Greece,” she said. “ When I came series.” CH ARTER OAK — Glenn Construction II won by 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at 41 Theater sign 12 Marilyn is the weird one — she looks normal. Seattle (R.Johnson 3*1) at Baltimore back I stopped in New York. I loved the forfeit. 7-0, over Postal Express. (Ballard 1CM). 7:35 D.m. White Sox, Channel 11, WPOP (abbr.) In the new version, for first-run syndica­ 16 ” DUSTY — Hockanum Blackhawks nipped Blue Oakland (S.Davis 7-4) ot Detroit (Tanono 9 p.m. — Boxing: Mike 42 Antelope 16 tion, John Schuck is Herman, Lee Meriwether theater. Since then I've been on the stage in □ □ □ Ox, 1-0, at Keeney Street Field. Jon Wollenberg was 7-9). 7:35 p.m. 44 Wood-cutting New York many times.” California (Blvleven- 9-2) at Toronto IP H R ER BB SO John.son vs. Jorge Rivera, 18 is Lily and Howard Morton is Grandpa. It’s (Key 7-9), 7:35 p.m. Seattle tool L the winning pitcher. Fred Gliha had two hits to lead Tigers 2, Athletics 1 Phillies 4. Reds 1 junior welterweights, ESPN Cleveland (Black 7-7) at Minnesota Dunne L,1-4 5 6 6 5 3 2 46 Here (Fr.| filmed in front of an audience at Universal She began acting as a child, appearing with the winners. Swift 24 ■ (Viola 7-10), 0:05 p.m. 2 4 2 7 0 1 47 Sesame 25 26 Studios by the Arthur Co. E M M Y SHOW - John Moffitt and Pat AB — Manchester Medical Supply shut out H&N New York (Hawkins 11-B) ot Chlcogo Comstock 1 0 0 0 0 1 OAKLAND DETROIT FHILA CINCINNATI Donald O’Connor on “ The Colgate Comedy Tourk Lee, who do “ Not Necessarily the (Reuss 7-5), 8:30 p.m. Baltim ore Ob r b bl o b r b b i o b r b b i Ob r b bl 48 New Deal “ They’re trying to change the show this Contractors. 4-0, at Robertson Park, Ralph RHdsn If 27 28 29 32 Hour, ” and as a teen-ager joined Barbara Mllwoukee (August 9-7) ot Kansas City Hornlsch W.1-2 8 1-3 6 4 4 6 1 4 1 1 0 Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Dykstro cf 5 1 2 0 Daniels If 4 0 2 0 program year, which is better for me, ” said Franklin. News” for Home Box Office, will produce the Bernard! was the winning pitcher for MMS. A1 (G u b la a 8-7), 8:35 p.m. Wlllomsn 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 2 0 10 M orind 1b 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 0 2 1 LHarrIs 3b 4 0 0 0 R ec S o c c e r 50 Old card game Hershey and Richard Dreyfuss in guest roles Boston (Clemens 10-6) otTexas(B.WItt7-8). Dunne pitched to 1 batter In the 6th. Canseco rf 4 0 0 0 Whitokr 2b 4 1 1 0 VHoyes rf 5 0 1 0 EOovIs cf 4*1 1 0 33 “ They know the show's going to appeal to “ 41st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Noske had three hits while Steve Moriarty homered M cG w lr 1b 3 0 10 Tram m l ss 3 0 0 0 52 Song words on “ Gidget,” which starred Sally Field. 8:35 p.m. W P— Dunne. D w M pv If 3 0 11 ONelll rf 4 0 2 0 children. Herman’s got the green makeup Presentation" for Fox Broadcasting on and singled. Rich Gustafson and John Quaglia Wednesdov's Gomes Umpires—Home, Merrill; First, Voltoo- DHdsn cf 3 0 0 1 TJor>es If 2 0 10 AdducI 1b 2 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 1 0 56 River boats Steinbch c 4 0 1 0 Lemon rf 3 1 2 1 Jordan 1b 37 3 ^ Sunday, Sept. 17. It’s the first time they have Y Ookland ot Detroit, 1:35 p.m. olo; Second, Denklnper; Third, Tschido 2 1 1 0 Reed c 3 0 0 0 58 Hauls on rope and the bolt sticking out of his neck. But they Franklin was in the original Broadway added two apiece. Lionel! Lessard hd two hits in D P orkr dh 4 0 0 0 GW ard dh 2 0 0 0 Daulton c Monday’s results Seattle ot Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. 4 1 2 0 Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 60 Entertainer___ production of “ Applause” and in such plays teamed to produce the show, although Moffitt defeat. Cleveland at Minnesota, 6:05 p.m. T— 3:55 A—36,129. Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Lynn ph 10 0 0 CHoyes 3b 3 0 2 2 Rchdsn ss 3 0 0 0 42 want to expand the audience for more adult Galiego ss 3 0 0 0 Schu 3b 3 0 11 Then ss P E E W EE — Sharks 4 (Jeff Sumac produced it alone in 1978 and was director in NO RTH ERN — Gold’s Gym outmuscled Winin- New York at Chlcogo. 8:30 p.m. 4 1 1 0 Wnghm ph 1 0 1 0 appeal. as “ Dames at Sea,” “ A Thousand Clowns," Milwaukee at Konsos Citv, 8:35 p.m, Heath c 3 0 0 0 KHowell p 3 0 0 0 RRobnsn p 1 0 0 0 Herzberger. Eric Jacques, 61 Golf pegs 1976. Rangers 12. Red Sox 6 Totals 30 1 4 1 Totols 28 3 5 2 RM cD w l p 46 “ In the first show I directed, Herman and “ George M !,’’ “ Carousel” and “ The Owl and ger’s Gymnastics, 6-3. Paul Hart was the winning Boston at Texos, 6:35 p.m. 0 0 0 0 Griffey ph 1 0 0 0 Vinay Annigeri, Wendi Desi­ 62 L e t______pitcher for Gold’s while Bill Daley had two hits. Onlv games scheduled BIrtsos p 0 0 0 0 (Beatles album) Oaktond 100 000 000—1 Scudder p 0 0 0 0 mone) , Jets 0 48 4 ^ S3 54 66 Ralph Pemberton had three in defeat while Bob BOSTON TEXAS Detroit 000 010 001—2 LOunns ph 1 0 0 0 63 Own (Scot.) National Leaguestandings a b r b b i ab r h bl One out when winning run scored. Mohler p 0 0 0 0 Mustangs 3 (Eric Kloehn 2. 64 Dry Reault and Kevin Callahan chipped in two apiece. Boggs 3b 3 2 2 0 Espy cf 5 0 0 0 E—McGwire. DP—Ooklond 1. Detroit 1. Yngbld ph 1 0 0 0 66 57 Reed 2b Jason Zelinsky). Dolphins 0 65 Detective W OMEN’S REC - Century 21/Lindsey Real 4 1 2 1 Kunkel ss 5 2 2 2 LOB—Ookland 6, Detroit 6. 2B—Schu. TotaH 34 4 12 4 Totols 34 1 7 0 Eost Division Romlne cf 5 2 2 0 PImero 1b 4 1 1 0 Lansford. SB— RHenderson (38), Lonsford M IDGETS - Whitecaps 2 Charlie___ T V T on igh t Estate routed DeCormier Nissan, 18-2. at Charter Grenwl dh 5 0 2 3 MStnly 1b 61 W L Pet. OB 1 0 1 0 (15). S— Lemon, Trammell. Pbllodclpbla 001 012 000—4 (Megan Donnelly 2). Comets 1 66 Compass point Oak. Denise Plante, Denise Welch, Debbie Cormier. Montreal 53 39 .576 — Evans rf 3 0 1 2 Sierra rf 5 2 3 1 IP H R E R B B SO Cincinnoti 000 001 000—1 Chicago 49 42 .538 3'/j Esosky 1b 2 0 0 0 Franco 2b 2 2 11 Oakland (Meghan Buckley) 64 E—VHaves, Daulton. DP—CIncInnotl 1. bitions when she is swept off her feet bv a tal confrontation. (90 min ) Geri Grimaldi and Marsha O’Leary collected three St. Louis 46 42 .523 5 Quintan If 2 0 0 0 Incvgllo If 4 2 2 5 CYoung 6 7 LOB—Philadelphia 8, CIncInnotl 6. 2B— DOWN 6:00PM ID ® §?) go) (?q) News C2® Laverne & Shirley Rowdies 5 (Meghan Mizoras charming, but lonelv college student Mag­ hits each for the winners while Cheryl O’Donnell New York 47 43 .522 5 Heep If 2 0 0 0 RLeoch dh 3 2 10 Nelson L.2-4 2 7 Thon, Daulton. ONelll. SB—Dykstra (21). (H) (61J [CN N] News [A&E] MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Folles' A Pittsburgh 38 50 .432 Rivera ss 4 1 1 0 Buechel 3b 4 1 3 1 2. Aimee Page 2, Brandy f9T Matt Houston gie Smith, Timothv Bottoms 1972 13 Honeveutt 1-3 1 S— KHowell. Herr. 1 Shade of blue 0 2 5 3 (c)1989 by NEA Inc 18 young man brings his fiancee's parents had two hits, including a two-run homer. Renee 54 16V? Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 1 (^) Hogan's Heroes Phllodelphlo 35 .393 Detroit IP H R ER BB SO Page), Stallions 1 (Ka.sey ® Star Trek (38) MOVIE: 'Love Among the Ruins' An home to meet his gay father. Michel Ser- West Division Kreuter c 0 0 0 0 Gibson 7 4 (5?) Vintage: A History of Wine Warner, Karen Dziezinski and Deb Tedford had two Philadelphia (jS McMillan and Wife aging actress being sued bv a voung gigolo rault, Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Galabru. 1979. W L Pet. OB Totals 34 6 10 6 Totals 36 12 14 11 Hennemon W,A-2 7 0 KHowell W,8-5 7 2-3 6 0 2 8 Sibrinsz) hits apiece in defeat. is defended bv her long-ago lover Kathar­ C B N ew s (Subtitled) Son Francisco 55 37 .598 — Nelson pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. RMcDwII S,9 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 INTERMEDIATE - Hurri­ fSS) Sledge Hammer! 1 0.‘30PM Boston 003 030 000— 6 ine Hepburn. Laurence Olivier, Colin W EST SIDE — North United Methodist scored Houston 53 40 .570 2'/7 Umpires—Home, Evons; First. Morri­ Ctaclnnatl (24) V ictory Garden (CC). i'18) Can You Beat Baldness? [CNN] Crossfire Cincinnati 45 47 469 10 Texos 400 300 50x— 12 son; Second. Hendry; Third. Welke. RRoblnson L.0-1 5 7 2 2 1 1 canes won by forfeit over the Blakelv 1974 twice in the seventh to top Keith Realty. 5-3. at MOVIE: 'The Car' A mysterious driv­ [DIS] MOVIE: The B.R.A.T. Patrol' San Diego 45 48 .484 lO'/j E— Jeffcocrt, Sundberg, Cerone. D P— T— 2:39. A —21,844. BIrtsos 1-3 3 2 2 0 1 Diplomats. Charlie's Angels (61) MOVIE: 'D A.R.Y.L.' Armv officials (20: Boston 1. LOB— Boston 7, Texos6,2B— Sierra. erless automobile terrorizes a small town. Children of officers at a Marine Air Station Pagani Field Dav'e Timbrell paced the winners Los Angeles 42 50 .457 13 Scudder 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 CELEBRITY CIPHER @ ) W KRP in Cincinnati seek to destrov their latest spv weapon - Evans, Greenwell, Reed. Franco 3B— Racers 3 (John Papa 2, Kris Celebrity Ciphe cryplogrems are created from quotations by famous people, past and present 8 uncover a plot to steal top-secret military with two hits. Jack Wakefield. Steven Peterson and Atlanta 38 54 .413 17 Mahler 2 1 0 0 1 0 an 11-vear-old bov with a computerized James Brohn, Ronny Cox. Kathleen Lloyd. Mondov’s Gomes Buechele. HR—Incavfglla (9), Kunkel (5). WP—BIrtsos. KHowell. Lindstrom), Yankees 0 Each letter in the cipher stands tor another Today's clue S equals M @ World of Survival (R) 1977 equipment. Brian Keith, Sean Astin, Jason SF—Reed. Evans, Sundberg. National League results brain who has escaped from his laboratorv Ron Penney had two each in defeat. Montreal 5, Atlanta 2 dj) Three's Company Presson 1986 Phllodfiphia 4, CIncInnotl 1 IP H R ER BB SO (Jeremy Burr played well) home Marv Beth Hurt, Michael McKean. dD INN News PAGANI — Fast Jack’s nipped Allstate Business Houston 6, New Yor1< 0, 1st game Boston Cubs 6, Dodgers 3 JUNIORS - Cyclones 4 Z X K Y K I D K I A Y I G M [A 8iE] New Wilderness Barrett Oliver 1985 Hogan's Heroes [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Gardner L.2-5 Machines. 4-3. John Gaglioti. Paul Nowak and Joe Houston 12. New York 3, 2nd gome 3 2-3 7 7 7 3 6 Astros 6. Mets 0 [DIS] MOVIE: The ElmChanted Forest' [A 8iE] Hirohito of Japan: the Last Ban­ Fawity Towers [USA] Dragnet Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 1 Lam p 2 2-3 2 2 2 1 1 (Andrew Fitting. Matt Char­ Cameron led Fast Jack’s with two hits apiece. Jack L H D W K U Z H U K W P U K V K Z Y K K C A magical elm tree endows an artist with zai A portrait of Japanese Emperor Hiroh­ San Francisco 0, St. Louis 4 BStonlev 2-3 4 3 2 0 0 CHICAGO LOS A N G E LS ter, Matt MeSweegan. Jeff (pi) Three’s Company 1:15AM [ T M C ] F irstw o rks Inter­ Ob r h bl the power to usurp Fantasy Forest's cruel ito, who remains a svmbol of ancient cul­ Burg had three in defeat while Ted Holmes Chicago 6, Los Angeles 3 Price 1 1 0 0 1 0 R rst Gome ab r b bl [HBO] MOVIE: Traveling Man' |CC) A views, film clips and behind-the-scenes Texas Walton cf 3 1 1 0 Griffin ss 5 0 0 0 Talbot). Knights 1 (Jason Cactus King 1986. Rated NR ture in todav's industrialized societv (60 Tuesdov's Gomes HOUSTON N E W Y O R K lAZKDCIZPRKM Z X K G R K veteran salesman is paired with an aggres­ footage highlight the early works of direc­ contributed two. Jeftcoot 4 9 6 6 2 1 r b Sndbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 Rndtph 2b 5 2 3 0 min I Phllodelphlo (Cook 3-3) ot CIncInnotl Ob bi o b r b b i Argires) [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Henry Aaron sive young partner on a cross-country sell­ tor Richard Donner W OM EN’S FAST PITCH - Ledoux Construction (Jackson 6-9), 7:35 p m Guante W,5-4 4 1 0 0 2 3 BHotchr If 5 1 2 0 Somuel cf 4 0 0 0 McCIndn If 3 2 10 Gibson cf 4 0 0 0 Grace 1b 4 2 2 3 M urray lb Strikers 2 (Trevor Frenette, vs. Ken Boyer [CNN] PrimeNews ing spree John Lithgow, Jonathan Silver- captured the Greater Hartford Women’s Fast Pitch Atlonto (P.Smith 2-11) ot Montreal DHoll 1 0 0 0 0 2 Blgglo c 5 1 2 1 Mogodn 1b 4 0 1 0 4 0 2 2 C H Z W X H M K C ZXKSMKARKM 1 :30AM dD The Judge (CC) (De.MartInej 10-1). 7:35 p.m. BK—Jeftcoot. Doran 2b 10 0 1 Teufel 2b 4 0 1 0 Berryhlll c 4 0 0 0 Marshal rf 4 0 1 0 Anand Annigeri), Bears 0 [LIFE] Cagney 8< Lacey [DIS] Black Beauty Martin Milner, Eileen man. John Glover. 1989 (In Stereo) Webster rf 1 1 0 0 'Stubbs If ® Joe Franklin regular season league title with a two wins at Colt Houston (Forsch 2-2) ot New York Umpires—Home, Reed; First, Clark; CRnIds 2b 10 0 0 Strwbrv rf 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 [MAX] MOVIE: 'M y Sister Eileen' Two Brennan and Kristoffer Tabon star in this Wilkrsn 3b 2 0 11 Gonzalz cf 2 1 1 0 11:00PM ® ® i2?) (P) (4® @ Park. Ledoux nipped Battiston Cleaners. 7-6. to (Fernondez 7-3), 7:35 p.m Second. Johnson; Third, Phillips. GDavIs 1b 3 0 0 1 McRvIds If 3 0 0 0 UPKZDPWX VHC X H K L L K D . sisters from Ohio seek to further their car­ drama based upon Anna Sewell s classic (3D INN N ew s Pittsburgh (Walk 7-5) ot San Diego T— 2:58. A— 27,230 Comlnit 3b 4 1 0 0 Jefferls 3b 3 0 0 0 Dunston ss 3 0 0 0 Hamttn 3b 4 0 3 1 novel about a beautiful ebony horse and N ew s PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I hope to be remembered as someone who eers in New York. Janet Leigh, Jack Lem­ 8® A ngie clinch the title and then shut out the Tap Cafe. 7-0. (Hurst 7-7), 10:05 p.m. GGross rf 4 0 11 Lombord c 3 0 0 0 toncostr p 0 0 0 0 Scloscia c 3 0 1 0 the people who owned it. (60 min ) Part 1 Gi) INN News Chicago (G.Maddux 9-7) at Los Angeles Ram irz ss 4 0 2 1 E lite r ss 2 0 0 0 Varsho ph 0 0 0 0 Duncan ph 1 0 0 0 made the earth a little m beautiful." — Justice William O. Douglas. mon, Betty Garrett 1955 (In Stereo) 82) 8® Later With Bob Costas Ledoux’s record is 12-1-1. Dawson ph 0 0 0 1 RMrtInz p 10 0 0 of 5 0® Easy Way to Lose Weight (Hershlser 10-7), 10:35 p.m Young cf 3 1 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 R ec H oop [USA] Cartoon Express Honeymooners Pat Giguere registered her ninth league win in the St. Louis (H ill 5-5) ot Son Froncisco Desholes p 3 1 2 0 Innis p 0 0 0 0 Williams p 0 0 0 0 M H tchr ph 10 0 0 [ESPN] Cycling: Tour de France High­ 8® Weekday (R) (Robinson 7-6), 10:35 p.m. White Sox 7. Yankees 3 Davdsn ph 0 1 0 0 Carren ph 1 0 0 0 Sandrsn p 10 0 0 Learv p 0 0 0 0 6:30PM ® C B S N ew s (CC). (In Stereo) lights (60 min I (Taped) [CNN] Newsnight Update first game. She allowed five hits and struck out five. SWItson p 0 0 0 0 Searage p 0 0 0 0 C3® M*A*S*H Wednesday’s Gomes Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Whthrst p 0 0 0 0 ® ® ) A B C N ew s (CC) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [ESPN] Swamp Buggy Spectacular Geri Grimaldi and Giguere had two hits each for St. Louis ot Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Totals 33 6 9 S Totols 29 0 2 0 Ramos ss 2 0 11 Crews p 0 0 0 0 (®i) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) N EW YO RK CHICAGO Dmpsy ph 0 0 0 0 Monday’s results dQ) Too C lose for Com fort [MAX] MOVIE: Head OHice' (CC) [USA] Hollywood Insider Ledoux while Pam Riker and Alice Coursen also Atlonto ot Montreal, 7:05 p.m. [A&E] Improv Tonite Host Moon Zappa Phllodelphlo at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Ob r b bl ab r b bl Houston 300 010 003—6 Totals 28 6 6 6 Totals 36 3 11 3 Fresh out of school and promoted to an NORTHERN - BCI 58 (H) (30) N B C N ew s (CC). welcomes some of today's comics. played well. Houston at New York, 7:35 p.m. Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 Gollghr cf 3 2 11 New York 000 000 006-d executive position, a young man is ill- 1 :35AM ® Love Boat Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Polonlo If 4 2 2 0 M onrla 2b 3 1 1 0 E—McReynolds, Camlnltl, Lombardi. Cbkogo 300 000 (Carver Glezen 21, Mike Far­ (24) (57) Nightly Business Report prepared for the low-lifes found in upper [CNN] Moneyline M tngly lb 4 0 0 0 Lyons 2b I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1 :55AM [HBO] Not Necessarily the Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. 2 0 0 0 DP—Houston 1. LOB— Houston 8, New Los Angeles ioi 001 000—3 management Judge Reinhold, Eddie Al­ BatbonI dh 4 0 1 0 Baines dh 3 2 12 DP—Chicago 1, Los Angeles 2. LOB— ley 14). Sun Devils 54 (Carl 1 ,^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (38) W KRP in Cincinnati [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet News (CC) (In Stereo) York 4. 2B—BHatcher. SB—Ramirez (3), bert, Jane Seymour 1986 Rated PG-13 Barfield rf 2 12 1 Coldern rf 4 0 11 Young (32). Dovldson (1). SF— Doran, Chlcogo 8, Los Ar^geles 8. 2B— Murray. Shelton 10). dj) Love Connection [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ (In Stereo) 2:00AM ® Superior Court Brokns 3b 3 0 10 Fisk c 4 1 3 1 GDavIs Randolph, Hamilton, McClendon. HR— Unscramble these four Jumbles, [A&E] Profiles Featured: Princess of stone is host. M H all ph 10 0 0 CM rtnz 3b 3 0 2 1 Groce (4). SB—Webster (10). S— Nights 73 (Bill Anderson 25, New Healthy Diet Little League IP H R E R B B SO one letter to each square, to form They’re all Monaco, Grace Kelly. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Malone' Stranded in Or­ 0D Pgirulo 3b 0 0 0 0 Pasqua If 4 0 2 1 Sanderson, RMartInez, Berryhlll. SF— [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire American League results Houston Joe Maher 18. James Harris four ordinary words. the same egon, a retired CIA agent takes a stand 8® NVR Showcase Slaught c 4 0 0 0 M orm n lb 3 0 0 0 Deshales W.9-4 8 2 0 0 2 6 Dowson. [CNN] Showbiz Today against a ruthless land developer. Burt [M AX] MOVIE: Off Umits’ (CC) Two Espnoz ss 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 1 1 0 10), Wolff-Zackin 50 (Keith 8® Dating Game Andersen 1 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO [ESPN] SportsLook Reynolds, Cliff Roberrton, Kenneth McMil­ Criminal Investigations Detachment offi­ Kelly cf 4 0 0 0 Cblcogo Monday’s result Blue Jays 6. Angels 4 New York Wolff 13, Clark Finley 12) NU1FED lan 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) cers search the war-torn streets of 1968 8® Je ffe rson s (CC). Totols 33 3 7 1 Totals 33 7 12 7 Darling L,7-7 6 7 4 4 2 4 Saridrsn 7:00PM ® Inside Edition Busch brew­ SWIIson EASTERN — J&M Grind­ Saigon for a serial killer preying on local [ESPN] SportsLook TOWN FARM TOURNAMENT - They’re down InnIs 2 1 0 0 0 1 ery heir's child custody case. [USA] Murder. She Wrote A retiring prostitutes. Willem Dafoe, Gregory Hines. R rst Gome New York oil 000 010—3 Whthrst 1 1 2 2 3 1 Loncoster W,l-0 ing 52 (Serge Arel 21, Mark [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'M alo n e' Stranded in Or­ Williams S,23 (T) (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) high-school coach and a mysterious stran­ 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) to the final two teams in the Town Farm Little CALIFORNIA TORONTO Cblcogo 300 001 21x—7 H B P — Doran by tnnis. egon, a retired CIA agent takes a stand E—Calderon. Mornnon, Slaught. DP— Los Angeles Rivers 12), Hoopsters 41 (Bill ger provide Jessica with new leads in a League Tournament as the Lawyers ousted Modern ab r h bl Ob r h bl Umpires— Home, Montogue; First, Da­ ® C osby Sh o w (CC). [ U S A ] M iam i V ice Crockett comes to the against a ruthless land developer. Burt New York 1. Chicago 2. LOB—New York 6, RMrtInez 6 3 3 3 5 Pillard 11, John Walsh 10) 20-year-old case (60 min.) Schoflld ss 4 110 Felix rf 4 1 1 0 rling; Second, Hohn; Third, Marsh. aid of a man on death row. (60 min.) (In Reynolds, Cliff Robertson, Kenneth McMil­ Janitorial, 29-3. at Verplanck Field. The Lawyers, Chlcogo 7. 2B—Manriaue, Polonlo, Fisk. T— 2:43. Leary L,6-7 11-3 1 3 3 3 GEDUN (11) d® C heers (CC). Venoble If 3 12 0 Llrlono 2b 3 0 0 0 Glenn Construction 54 8:30PM ® (4® Wonder Years (CC| Stereo) lan. 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) Ray 2b 3 1 1 1 Gruber 3b 4 0 0 0 H R — B a rfie ld (16). SB— G u ille n (26). S— Searoge 1-3 1 0 0 0 (20) M 'A 'S 'H Part 2 of 2. 3-1, oppose unbeaten Dairy Queen tonight at 5:45 Gollogher. Crews Kevin and Paul race to the store to buy a Jovner 1b 4 12 1 Bell dh 4 2 3 1 11-3 1 0 0 1 (Dean Frodel 14, Sandy Fic- 1 1 :30PM ® (4® N igh tline (CC). [USA] Lancer p.m. at Verplanck with a win by DQ giving it the IP H R E R B B SO Astros 12, Mets 3 HBP—Walton by RMartInez. BK— (24) d?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour book about sex (R) (In Stereo) Dwnng dh 4 0 1 0 Borders c 4 1 1 0 ara 13, Gerry Ramos 13), n ri Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) championship. A win by the Lawyers would force a DWhIte cf 4 0 2 1 Mosebv cf 3 1 2 0 New York Sonderson. d® Police Story (11) : New York 2:25AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : ‘Chinatown’ LoPoInt L.6-7 6 8 4 4 2 2 Hands of Stone 51 (Bob During the 1930s, a private eye uncovers Arm as rf 3 0 0 1 Lee ss 4 0 11 (2® ® Current Affair Yankees at Chicago White Sox (2 hrs.. (til Honeymooners deciding game Wednesday evening Plunk 1 3 2 2 2 1 Second Gome corruption, incest and murder on what Porrish c 4 0 10 Brenly lb 2 0 0 0 HOUSTON N EW Y O R K Expos 5. Braves 2 Francis 27, Dave Lyon 10) DIBOL 30 min.) (Live) 0® Straight Talk: Free Your Body From John Buckno hurled a three-hitter in going the Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 10 0 0 RighettI 1 1 1 0 0 0 (61) Star Trek should have been a routine case. Jack Ni­ Cblcogo Ob r b bl o b r b b i THAT ^OOK-JO-OOOR C e llulite Lawless If 3 1 2 2 9:00PM ® MOVIE: Necessity' (CC| cholson, Faye Dunaway, John Huston. distance for the Lawyers, Ryan Olschefski Rosenberg W.3-5 7 2-3 7 3 2 2 1 BHotchr If 5 1 3 2 MWIIsn rf 3 0 11 [A8iE] Chronicle A minimum-security pri­ Totals » 4 10 4 Totals 32 6 10 4 ATLANTA MONTREAL □ z SALESMAN SOT son where gardening and tennis are part of A fashion model enlists the aid of a flying 82) 8® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) 1974. Rated R. hammered a two-run homer. Shawn Gallagher had Hlllegas S,3 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 Yelding 2b 4 2 13 Samuel cf 4 0 0 0 o b r b b i Ob r b bl Cam lnit 3b 6 1 2 4 Aase p 0 0 0 0 ONLY ONE OROER — the program instructor to help rescue her daughter from 8® Sneak Previews (In Stereo) Collfom la 100 003 000— 4 WP—Hlllegos. BK—Plunk. OMcDII cf 3 1 2 0 ONIxon cf 3 0 0 0 2:30AM ® Sustaining two hits and an RBI, Ben Westry singled and Umpires—Home, Young; Rrst, Joyce; GDovIs 1b 3 1 1 2 HJhnsn ss 4 1 3 1 Local baseball her ex-husband's gangland estate Loni Toronto 020 200 20x—6 Gregg 1b 4 1 1 2 Hudler If 4 0 0 0 [CNN] M oneyline Anderson, John Heard, James Naughton. @ Soap doubled and Seth Rattet hit well for the winners. Second. McKeon; Third, Kolser. GGross 1b 2 0 0 0 McRylds If 3 0 0 0 LSmIth If 4 0 1 0 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 ETTORP 0D Twilight Zone E—Schofield, Abbott, Howell, Ray. Romirz ss 5 0 1 0 Carreon If 1 0 0 0 Now arrange the circled letters to [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 1988. (R) ® St. Elsewhere Part 2 of 2 DP—California 2. LOB—California 6, To­ T— 2:50. A — 18,070. Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 8® A lic e Shawn Chase, Greg Pauas and Olschefski played Davidsn rf 4 1 1 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 0 1 0 form the surprise answer, as sug­ scores. ronto 5 2B—Schofield, Mosebv. S— Evans 3b 4 0 0 0 DM rtnz rf 10 0 0 gested by the above cartoon. ® (4® Roseanne (CC) A concerned Ro- 8?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour well defensively. Trevino c 4 3 4 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 D M rphy rf 4 0 0 0 Waltach 3b 4 1 1 0 z m [CNN] Sports Latenight Venoble. Mosebv SF—Ray. Armos. Royals 3. Brewers 2 Young cf 4 2 11 Jefferls 3b 4 1 1 1 Monday’s results [LIFE] HeartBeat Paul tries to treat an im­ seanne questions Darlene about her sleep­ [A&E] Rising Damp Rigsby changes his IP H R ER B B SO Tredwv 2b 4 0 1 0 D Garci 2b 3 1 0 0 prisoned former patient; Joanne battles to less night, supposedly caused by a bad [DIS] MOVIE: 'M y Darling Clementine' Knepper p 2 1 0 0 Sasser c 4 1 3 0 0 mind about protecting Alan from a woman CaMfomlo Benedict c 2 0 0 0 Foley 2b 0 0 0 PONY LEAGUE - Andy Print answer here: “ ^ get a fired nurse reinstated; Leo Relieves a dream. (R) (In Stereo) Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the alcoholic CRnIds ph 1 0 0 0 West p 0 0 0 0 Wthrbv ph 10 0 0 Santoven c 3 2 2 2 when he learns her father is rich. Abbott L.8-6 8 10 6 2 2 4 MILWAUKEE KA N SA S C IT Y Whthrst p teen-ager deliberately injured himself. (60 Doc Holliday face the villanous Clantons at Dorwin p 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Voldez p 0 0 0 0 Huson ss 2 1 1 2 Lawrence tossed a one-hitter □ (3® In the Heat of the Night (CC) Toronto Ob r b bl Ob r b bl (Answers tomorrow) [CNN] Sports Tonight the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ Mapdn 1 0 0 0 Berroa ph 10 0 0 Perez p 1 0 11 min.) Joann makes a shocking confession to Gil­ Stotimvr 6 8 4 4 1 2 AAolltor 3b 4 1 1 0 Elsnrch cf 4 0 0 0 Innis p 0 0 0 0 to lead the Red Sox to a 9-3 win [DIS] MOVIE: 'Forever Female' A wri­ nell, Victor Mature. 1946. Wells W,3-4 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Glavine p 2 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Jumbles: VITAL LOOSE SCHOOL TARTAR [USA] M ia m i V ice lespie when her life is endangered by an Little Miss SoftbaD Gantnr 2b 3 0 0 0 Seltzer 3b 4 1 1 1 Manllll rf 2 0 0 0 over the Cubs at Cheney Tech. ter's first play flops when the producer's Henke 5,6 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Yount cf Brett 1b Russell c 10 0 0 Yesterday's escaped convict. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 4 0 2 2 3 1 1 2 Totals 41 12 14 12 Totols 34 3 9 3 Answer: What the discount real estate broker oKered [HBO] MOVIE: Hooper' An wife Is cast as the star William Holden, Umpires—Hom e, McClelland; First; Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Trtobll rf 2 0 10 Totals 34 2 5 2 Totals 28 5 5 5 Mike Cunningham was 3-for-3 7:1 5PM scores. to se ll-“LOTS" FOR LITTLE ace Hollywood stuntman is goaded into 8® dZ) Struggle for Democracy (CC) The Ginger Rogers, Paul Douglas. 1953. McCoy; Second, Coble; Third, Cousins. Brock lb 4 0 0 0 Bucknr dh 3 0 10 [M AX] MOVIE: '' A Houston 062 000 103— 12 Attonfo 000 000 02B-2 for the Red Sox while John staging the greatest stunt of all time. Burt roots of American democracy are traced T— 2:39. M eyer dh 3 0 0 0 Boone c 2 0 0 0 New Yorlr 001 110 000— 3 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date beautiful photographer experiences the er­ Monday’s results Montreal 001 301 OOx—5 Bowes doubled twice. Jason Reynolds, Sally Field, Jan-Michael Vincent. from medieval Europe to the pilgrims, then Francn ph 10 0 0 FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 0 E—Jefferies, McReynolds DP—Houston). scores otic side of while on assignment in E—Glavine, Huson, Perez. DP— Atlanta 1. 1978. Rated PG. to the Declaration of Independence and the Westown Pharmacy tripped up Fuss & O’Neill. Surhoff c 3 0 10 Pecota If 3 0 0 0 LOB—Houston 10, New York 6. 2B— Kozikowski slammed a two- . , Angelo Infanti, Felder If 3 0 1 0 Weltmn ss 2 10 0 l o b —Atlanta 6, Montreal 5. 2B—Wallach, Constitution. (60 min.) Part 2 of 10. (In [TMC] MOVIE: 'Rented Lips' A docu­ BlueJays5,Angels4 Young, Sosser 2, Trevino, Camlnltl. HR— Huson, Santovenla. HR—Santovenia (3), run homer while Mike Vigeant mentary filmmaker slowly begins to realize Karin Schubert. 1976. Rated R. 11-6, at Martin School. Danielle Cartier had three Polldor $s 2 0 0 0 GDovIs (18), Jefferies (3), HJohnson (24). 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight El­ Stereo) Gregg (2). SB—LSmIth (15), DGarcIa (5). the art film he is directing is actually an hits, Nicole Dakin, Kelly Chameroy and Jodi Spiers ph 1110 SB— Young (33). HJohnson (19). $— and Matt Simington were izabeth Taylor discusses her upcoming [A 8(E] MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Folles' A 2:35AM ® Family Feud Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 26 3 4 3 S— Perez 2. adult movie. Martin Mull, Dick Shawn, Jen­ Second Gam e Whitehurst. SF—Yelding. IP H R E R B B SO TV-movio "Sweet Bird of Youth" (In young man brings his fiancee's parents Pontillo two apiece and Jennifer Shanley played defensive standouts. Ed Pin- nifer Tilly 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Over­ CALIFORNIA TORONTO IP H RER BB SO Attonta Stereo) home to meet his gay father. Michel Ser- 3:00AM well defensively for Westown. Shannon Nevers and Milwaukee 000 000 002— 3 Houston kin pitched well in defeat night S e rvice (3 hrs.) ab r h bl Ob r b bl Glavine L/B6 6 5 5 5 3 rault, Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Galabru 1979 1 1 :35PM dD Night Court Part 2 of 4 Schoflld ss 4 1 1 0 Felix rf 4 1 1 0 Kansas City 000 003 OOx—0 Knepper W,4-10 6 7 3 3 0 2 A stro g ra p h ® (22) Jeopardy) (CC). Danielle Abram each had two safeties and Sharon DP—Milwaukee 2. Kansas City 2. Valdez 2 0 0 0 1 while Peter Santos played (Subtitled) 0D White Shadow Venable If 5 2 2 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 1 0 Darw in S,4 3 2 0 0 1 0 (® Major League Baseball: Houston As­ LOB—Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 3. HR— Montreal 1 2:00AM d j USA Today The Chappa- Anderson also hit well for F&O. Roy 2b 4 0 2 1 Gruber 3b 4 1 2 0 New York well in the field. [CNN] Larry King Live 0® H om e Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) Brett (7). Perez W,5-9 8 5 2 2 1 tros at N e w York M e ts (3 hrs.) (Live) quiddick incident involving Ted Kennedy. Jovner 1b 4 1 1 1 Bell If 4 0 11 West L,0-2 2 2-3 6 8 8 6 3 Army and Navy downed Nassiff Sports. 11-7. IP H R ER B B SO Burke S,20 1 0 0 0 0 The Mets beat the Yankees, [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Darling Clementine' 8® Trapper John. M.D. ^ n n g dh 4 0 0 0 Lawless If 0 0 0 0 Whthrst 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Qi) INN News 01) W ar of the W orld s A half-human, half- Milwaukee WP—Glavine. BK—Perez. Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the alcoholic Karen Jurczak, Hilary Keever. Missy Jolly, Kendal DWhIte cf 3 0 1 0 McGrIff 1b 4 1 1 3 Innis 2 2 1 1 0 1 6-4, at Illing. Andy Bartley demands might prevent you from doing alien mutant abducts Harrison and [A& E] Improv Tonite Host Moon Zappa File r L.0-1 6 4 3 3 4 3 (2® M *A*S*H Doc Holliday face the villanous Clantons at CDovis If 4 0 11 Whitt c 10 0 0 Aase 2 4 3 3 1 1 tossed four innings of one-hit what you plan to do today. Should this proceeds with plans to conquer the world welcomes some of today's comics Crawford and Elizabeth Hirko hit well and Julie Knudson 0 0 0 0 0 % u r the O K. Corral. Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ Schroedr c 4 0 0 0 Bordrs ph 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Darling; Rrst, Hohn; Giants 8, Cardinals 4 occur, you can lessen your frustrations d® Win, Lose or Draw (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Fossas 0 0 0 0 0 ball to lead the Mets to Smart pitched well for A&N. Christen Davenny had Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 M yers c 10 0 0 Second, Marsh; Third, Montogue. nell, Victor Mature. 1946 [CNN] Headline News Overnight Kansas City by being tolerant and going along with ( ^ N ew hart (CC). 0® Hom e Shopping N etw o rk (3 hrs.) Moseby cf 3 0 0 0 T—2:56. A-06,278. victory. Jim Ruel also played birthday two hits. Shannon Sibley doubled and tripled. Beth Gordon W,11-2 8 6 2 0 10 [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing: From Las Ve­ [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One M links dh 2 12 0 7 STLOUIS SAN FR A N events. (4® C osby Sh o w (CC). 80) Morton Downey Jr. (R) 0 0 0 0 1 well for the winners. Jason gas, Nev. (2 hrs.) (Live) Grand Prix of Great Britain From Silver- Gorman doubled twice and Kristen Sadoski pitched Brenly ph 10 0 0 Montgmrv S,3 o b r b b i o b r b b i SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) To­ World of Survival File r pitched to 1 batter In the 7th, Gordon [A8iE] ® Success 'n Life stone. England. (2 hrs.) (R) LIrlano ph 1 0 0 0 Pirates 4, Padres 1 Coleman If 3 1 1 0 Butler cf 4 2 2 0 Romeo collected the lone [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge’ 8 two strong innings for Nassiff’s. pitched to 4 batters In the 9th. July 19,1989 day’s involvements must be thought Lee 2b 3 0 11 Oquend 2b 4 1 2 0 RThmp 2b 5 1 2 3 [CNN] C rossfire (CC) W hile staying in Bermuda. Ellen (40) Win, Lose or Draw [USA] MOVIE: 'Harlow' Based on the Manchester Sewing Machine Center doubled up HBP—Gantner by Gordon. WP— OSmIth 88 4 0 0 0 WCIark 1b 3 1 1 1 Yankee hit while Dennis through each step of the way or else Brody becomes convinced that the shark Totals 3S 4 I 3 Totals 32 5 9 5 [DIS] Toddy Bear’s Picnic Animated: (61) Synchronal brief career of actress Jean Harlow, one of Gordon, Filer. PB—Surhoff. PITTSBURGH SAN DIEG O Guerrer 1b 4 1 2 0 MIdndo rf 3 1 2 1 Joyner and Chris Longo In the year ahead there could be some you'll run the risk of creating complica­ Tw o teddy bears come to life to help a little that killed her son is stalking her family. ■ on Hour Glass Cleaners, 10-5. Cheryl Layhue, o b r b b i Hollywood's brightest stars during the CDllfomlo 300 002 000—4 Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Hlrsch- Obrbbi Bm nskv rf 3 1 1 3 Riles 3b 4 1 1 2 interesting,' favorable developments tions for yourself that will be difficult to [A&E] Hirohito of Japan: the Last Ban­ 3 0 0 0 played well defensively. girl who is lost in the forest. Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine. 1930s. Catroll Baker, Martin Balsam, Peter Melanie Ray and Alison Giguere ech singled twice Toronto 300 100 01 x—6 beck; Second, Kosc; Third, Barnett. Bonds If 5 0 2 0 Wynne cf Pnditn 3b 4 0 1 0 ONIxon If 4 0 11 zai A portrait of Japanese Emperor Hiroh­ T— 2:17. A—37,961. Tmpltn ss 3 0 0 0 that will call attention to you where your unravel. 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Lawford. 1965. for MSMC. Kerri Adams homered and scored twice E—Fernandez. Gruber. DP—California 1. Lind 2b 5 0 0 0 M Thm p cf 4 0 3 0 Mnwrng c 4 0 0 0 [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull ito. who remains a symbol of ancient cul­ 4 0 0 0 TGwynn rf 4 1 0 0 career is concerned. The way you con­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be your LOB—Callfornla8,Toronto6.2B—MulllnIks, VanSlyk cf W orrell p 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 4 1 1 0 Firatworks Interviews, film clips [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Games Mother Never and Jami Jordan played well defensively for HGC. 4 1 1 1 J o a o r k 1b 3 0 2 1 [TMC] ture in today's industrialized society. (60 Bell. HR— M cGrIff (22). SB— Felix (12). Bonilla 3b TPena c 3 0 0 0 H am akr p 0 10 0 duct yourself could ensure a raise, pro­ own person today and don't be coerced Taught You' A contemporary comedy 3:30AM [A&E] Rising Damp Rigsby 4 0 0 0 and behind-the-scenes footage highlight min.) Manchester State Bank depo.sited a 10-5 win over Fernondez (8), DWhIte (28). S— GWIIson rf 3 2 3 2 Jam es If Durhm ph 10 0 0 McCm nt p 2 0 1 0 motion or recognition in your field of drama revolving around the first woman changes his mind about protecting Alan RAIom r 2b 3 0 1 0 into doing things with your friends that the early works of director Richard Donner. Schofield. Redus 1b 3 1 1 0 Pow er p 1 0 1 0 Gossoge p 10 0 0 Transactions executive in an office where men have [CNN] Newsnight from a woman when he learns her father is Village Cuts. Sara Gott and Diane Norris each Lxindrm p 0 0 0 0 Santiago c 3 0 1 0 endeavor. you really can’t afford. If you yield to IP H R E R B B SO DlPIno p 10 0 0 rich. Twins 5, Indiana 2 Salazar 3b 3 0 0 0 8:00 PM ® Fresno (CC) A jealous Billy made all the rules. Loretta Swit, Sam Wat- [ESPN] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Ser­ zipped three hits and Nicole Enders two for MSB. Collfom lo LVIllere c 3 0 1 0 Walling ph 1 0 0 0 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even pressure, you won't enjoy yourself 1 0 0 0 Joe is arrested for Ethel Duke's murder: erston, David Spielberg. 1982. ies From Lexington. Ohio. (R) ; [TMC] MOVIE: Young Guns' (CC) In Petry 5 1-3 7 4 4 2 5 RQunns ss 4 0 11 GW HrrIs p Oulsnbry p 00 0 0 though your intentions may be good, anyway. Stephanie Myers and Lori Hansen played well and K ram er p 3 0 1 0 Flnnry ph 1 0 0 0 B A S E B A LL Kevin Kensington Is a wanted man after he 1878 New Mexico, six deputized regula­ McClure L.2-1 2 2 1 1 0 2 CLEVELAND MINNESOTA M o rris rf 10 0 0 [ U S A ] Benny H ill Sp ecial (2 hrs.) [LIFE] HeartBeat Treatment of a mother DIstfno lb 1 0 0 0 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 34 811 8 Anwrlcon Ltagiw you could make those you love feel very AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Guard discovers Acm e waste tanks in the river. Hether Czaja had three hits for Cuts. Minton 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Ob r b bl o b r b b i Totals 34 411 3 Totals with postpartum depression causes con­ tors led by Billy the Kid become the objects Abner ph 1 0 0 0 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Agreed fa uncomtortable today if you are overly against tendencies today to seesaw (60 min.) Part 2 of 5. (R) 9 :3 0 P M ® a® Coach (CC) Hayden de­ Toronto Brovme 2b 5 1 2 0 Newmn 2b 4 1 1 0 flict between Nathan and Joanne; Leo and of a massive manhunt. Emilio Estevez, Kie­ Lelper p 0 0 0 0 terms with Hart Lee Dykes, pitcher, on a 1990 tests Kelly’s boyfriend. (R) (In Stereo) Cummings 5 1-3 5 4 2 1 4 4 0 0 0 Bush If 4 1 1 0 StLoulS 400 000 000— 4 protective or possessive. Lighten up. over what your primary objectives ® (4® Who's the Boss? (CC) Trouble­ fer Sutherland. Charlie Sheen. 1988. Rated Zuvelta 3b 29 1 4 1 minor-league contract. his brother confront their feelings about Wells W>-4 3 2 0 0 2 2 Puckett cf 4 2 2 1 Totals 35 4 10 4 Totals Son Francisco 170 000 OOx—4 Cancer, treat yourself to a birthday gift. MOVIE: ‘Separate Vacations' R (In Stereo) Janries dh 2 1 1 1 DETROIT TIGERS—Traded Billy Bean, should be. It you are indecisive, you’ll some new neighbors move next door to [MAX] their father. (60 min.) Henke S,7 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Carter If 4 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 3 1 1 3 DP—StLouls 1, San Froncisco 1. LOB— Hoping to keep the romance alive in their Pittsburgh 010 0( I 010— 4 outflelder-first baseman, to the Los Angeles Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions also be ineffective. Angela and Tony. (R) (In Stereo) P B — Whitt. POBrIn 1b 3 0 2 1 GaettI 3b 4 0 11 StLouls 8, San Francisco 6. 2B— [USA] New Mike Hammer Son Diego 100 000 OOB—1 Maldonado, Riles, Guerrero. 3B— ^ g e rs for Steve Green, outfielder, and lor the year ahead by mailing $1 to As­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Associates marriage, an architect and his wife embark 4;00AM OD streets of San Francisco Slaney to undergo surgery Umpires—Home, McCoy; First, Coble; Belle rf 4 0 0 0 Larkin rf 4 0 0 0 (S) C heers (CC). DP—Pittsburgh 2, San Diego 2. LOB— Domingo Michel, first baseman.outtlelder. on separate vacations. David Naughton. d j pat Sajak Second, Cousins; Third, McClelland. Komnsk cf 3 0 1 0 Baker ss 0 0 0 0 RThompson. HR— Brunonskv (11). tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. are likely to hold your abilities in higher 1 2:05AM ® One Day at a Time Pittsburgh 7, San Diego 4. 2B—JaClork, Assigned Green to Lakeland otthe Florida g® MOVIE: 'The Big W heal' The son of a Jennifer Dale, Mark Koyloun. 1986. NEW YORK (AP) — Injury-plagued middle T—3:01. A — 48,641. Aitanson c 3 0 r, 0 Dwyer dh 2 0 0 0 S—OSmIth, Colemon, Hammaker. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. regard today than you will yourself. It's Bonds. R(3ulnones. HR— GWIIson 2 (9), State Leogue, and M ichel to Toledo ot the race car driver decides to follow in his late 1 2:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Dead [A&E] MOVIE: The Night Has Eyes' A 9 Dolena ph 1 0 1 0 CCostlll ph 1 0 1 0 [TMC] MOVIE: Young Guns' (CC) In distance runner Mary Slaney dropped out of R E R B B s o International League. Recalled Dave Be sure to state your zodiac sign. time for you to start thinking "I can" in­ father's footsteps. Mickey Rooney, Tho­ Pool' (CC) In his fifth cinematic outing, Ferm ln ss 3 0 1 0 Harper c 3 0 0 0 Bonilla (11). IP H 1878 Now Mexico, six deputized regula­ frightening discovery awaits a young Orioles 8. Warlners4 2 0 10 IP H R E R B B s o StLouls Brord, pitcher, from Toledo, dptloned Mike LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't let in-laws stead ot "I can't." mas Mitchell, Michael O'Shea. 1949 "Dirty " Harry Callahan faces mobsters and woman visiting the moors where her friend Saturday’s New York Track and Field Games Clork ph 10 0 0 Gagne ss Schwabe, pitcher, to Toledo. tors led by Billy the Kid become the objects Moses ph 10 0 0 Pm sburvti Pow er L.1-4 1 1-3 6 7 7 0 or outsiders have a say In family dis­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) People (2® M O VIE: 'P sy c h o II' Declared legally assassins on the streets of San Francisco died the previous year. James Mason, at Columbia University on Monday because of Kram er Wr4-5 7 4 2 7 DlPIno 4 0 3 of a massive manhunt. Emilio Estevez, Kie­ Clint Eastwood, Patricia Clarkson. Evan C. Totols 33 3 1 2 Totols 33 5 a 9 putes today, especially if there is a mis­ about whom you know little must be sane by the courts, Norman Bates returns fer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen. 1988 Rated Joyce Howard, Mary Clare. 1942. SEATTLE BALTIMORE Landrum S,13 7 0 0 0 1 Quisnbrv 7 1 0 0 0 1 -Recolled Kim 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) an injured right Achilles tendon. Tom Filer, pitcher, from Denver of the understanding between you and your carefully dealt with today or else you to society and his rundown motel. An­ R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Larry King Overnight Ob r b bl Ob r b bl Ctevelond 200 000 000—2 Son DIeffo W orrell 1 0 0 0 0 Slaney, who has had previous operations on Reynids 2b 4 2 10 PBradly If 4 111 GWHrrIs L,34 6 8 3 3 2 5 Sent Proncltco Americon Association. Optioned Joy Aldrich, mate. Their input could be inllammable. might end up at some type of disadvan­ thony Perkins, Vera Miles, Meg Tilly. 1 2:30AM ® St. Elsewhere Minnesota 000 000 14x—5 10:00PM ® @® thirtysomething [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Brilev If 5 2 3 2 SFInley If 0 0 0 0 Clements 7 1 0 Ha maker 2 2-3 7 4 4 2 1 pitcher, to Denver. 1983. ( D 80) Morton Downey Jr. both Achilles tendons, three shin operations, E—Zuvella. DP—Minnesota 2. LOB— 'VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) It’s best not tage. Be mindful of where you place (CCI Michael and Elliot both accept jobs [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Prayer for the Dying' ADovIs 1b 1 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 2 112 Lelper 1 1 0 0 0 0 McCom ent W.1-0 31-3 2 0 0 0 2 NEW YORK YANKEES-Actlvoted 82) (3® Matlock (CC) Bon defends a many stress fractures in her ankles and legs, a Clevelond 8, MInnesoto 4. 2B—Browne, Dove LoPoInt, pitcher, from the ISdov to tackle complicated tasks today that your trust.' with Miles Drentell's agency, (60 min.) (R) 82) 8® Late Night W ith David Letter- (CC) A repentant Irish terrorist finds his Leonrd dh 5 0 0 1 CRIpkn ss 4 12 2 James, Gagne, Kommlnsk, Dalena. HR— Gossope S.4 3 2 0 0 0 friend's daughter when she is accused of Griffey cf 4 0 2 1 Tettleton c 3 12 0 HBP—Maldonodo by Power. WP— disabled list. Sent Bob Dovldson. pitcher, to you do not thoroughly understand go­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you're in­ man (In Stereo) past catching up with him after fleeing to torn back muscle and a fractured skull, on Hrbek (11). S—Hrbek murdering a fellow beauty contestant. (j® Fulfill Y ou r D ream s Coles rf 4 0 0 0 Million 1b 4 0 10 Monday’s home runs Hommoker. BK—Hamrtwker 2. Columbus ot the International League London. Mickey Rourke, Bob Hoskins, IP H R ER B B SO ing in. There’s a possibility your contri­ volved in some form of collective ven­ Guest star. Roddy McDowall. (60 min.) (R) (4® W hat a Country) Tuesday will undergo the fourth operation on Presley 3b 4 0 10 Traber dh 3 0 11 —Optioned Bruce Alan Bates. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Cleveland Reids, outfielder, to Calgary of the Pocltlc bution will makes things worse, not ture today, be certain in advance each (In Stereo) 82) (I® Midnight Caller (CC) Jack calls 81) Gene Scott Valle c 4 0 10 Deverex cf 3 10 0 6 3 0 0 0 3 AiPMlcan Ltogti* her right Achilles. Condlottl National League leaders Coast League. Recalled Mike Dunne, party understands who is responsible for justice when It appears the son of a VIzquel ss 3 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 4 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 Hrbek (11), Twins; Brett (7), Royals; better 8® ® Nova (CC) Newsman Bill Kurtis [ESPN] Battle of the Monster Trucks 4:30AM 8® Beverly Hillbillies 8 Orosco During the summer. Slaney lost her mile BRIpkn 2b 2 1 1 0 pitcher, from Calgary. powerful man will beat a murder rap. (60 DJones L,3~4 1 4 4 4 0 2 M cG rIff (22), Blue Jays; x-lncaylgllo (9), LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) A social obli­ lor what. Efforts could be inetfecllvely visits Chernobyl (U.S.S.R.) to examine the [DIS] Scheme of Things Totols 34 4 I 4 Totals 29 8 12 7 min I (R) (In Stereo) [ M A X ] m o v i e , instant world record to Romanian Paula Ivan and her Minnesota Kunkel (5), Rangers; Briley (5), Marlners; Based on 170 at Bats. Notional Leogue gation you may have been avoiding ow­ duplicated without a game plan. 1986 disaster and its implications for nu­ 12:45AM Dver 3 5 2 2 3 1 Warttilngtan (6), Orlales; Barfield (16), O AB R clear power in the Soviet Union and the (2® P.O.V. Season Premiere (CC) Tlie Justice' (CC) A gung-ho Marine becomes, 4:40AM [HBO] Sports Illustrated: 5.000 meter American record to Patti Sue Seattle 002 000 002—4 H Pet. LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Assigned ing to its expense might have to be dealt GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In a testy ca­ a one man army ot vengeance when his Berenguer W/6-3 fi 7 0 0 1 3 Yankees. TGwynn SO 93 361 54 125 •• 346 second season of this -part series of in­ The Making of the Swim suit Issue (CC) Baltim ore 300 203 OOx—8 BUI Bean to Albuoueroue of the Pacific Coast with today. If so, it’s best you bite the reer situation today, don't let your emo­ world. (60 min.) (R) 10 Plumer. Slaney. who turns 31 in August, has Reardon $,16 1 1 0 0 0 0 x.grand slam Notional League Larkin CIn 87 315 45 sister IS murdered in Spain Michael Pare, A behind-the-scenes look st the making of E—Griffey 2, Milligan. DP—Seottle 2. 107 .340 League. dependently produced films opens with B K — Dyer. Oovis (IB), Astros; Jefferies 0 ), Johnson WCIark SF 92 337 61 114 bullet and handle it In a gracious tions overrule your logic. Things aren’t 8® MOVIE: 'Love and Pain and the Tawny Kitaen. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) the Sports Illustrated 25th Anniversary competed at a world-class level since she was Baltimore 2. LOB— Seattle 9, Baltimore 4. .338 NEW YORK METS-Sent Kevin Toonl, "W h o Killed Vincent Chin?, " a 1988 Umpires— Home. Roe; First, Garcia, (24), Mets; Gregg (2), Braves; SontovenlaO), HJohnson NY 64 315 62 95 manner. apt to work out too well when your feel­ Whole Damn Thing' A prim middle age 2B— Brilev, BRIpken, Presley, Orsulak. .302 pitcher, to Tidewater of the International Oscat-nominated documentary about a fa­ 01) Twilight Zone Swimsuit Issue. (2 hrs., 20 min.) 14. Second, Relllv; Third, Scott Expos; Bonilla (U), Wilson 2 (9), Pirates; Butler SF 86 333 56 100 .300 spinster vacationing in Spain losiis hni inhi- 1 :00AM H R — Worthington (6), Brilev (5). S—Orsulok, League. Colledup Wally Whitehurst.pitcher, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Outside ings do your thinking. T—2:26. A —21J304 Brunonskv (II), Cardinals; Grace (4), Cubs. Guerrero StL 89 310 32 BRIpken 2. SF—Orsulak. 92 .297 from Tidewater. ' 9 'V

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DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Alt Right!Tribuns Rtservsd Msdn Strvicst. Inc oi u^N, r 3; rnoaoHj ' I ’S W a ) 7/,g 0 \ ^ m /s FOCUS/Advice MAKIM6' AStmAVS! yoti m H 'T -— ' J Pools dangerous to young and old 'P D E A R A B B Y: In all and meets her friends for bridge at D E A R LIS A : Well said. You’ll get the summertime warn­ least once a week. no argument from this quarter. ings about the dangers Mom and Dad have asked her of swim m ing pools, I numerous times to come north to live DEAR ABBY: You are always have yet to read any with us, but she is too busy with her reminding people to write to their PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz mention of the older Dear Abby life in Bakersfield, thank you very parents. I used to be bad about writing much. She leads an active life and has to my parents. I always through! that WMAT DO VOU THI6 15 IF we WIN TOPAY WE CAN person. 1 wonder just Abigail Van Buren how many elderly peo­ many friends. She lives on a fixed the longer I put off writing, the longer HAVE THERE ROOT BEER, HAVE A BIG CELEBRATION, income, as do most of her contempor­ u ple know how to swim? my letter should be, and the easier to ANP I CAN POOR ROOT BEER And of those who can aries. She has never in her life asked put it o ff some more! OVER YOUR HEAP* MY HEAP swim, how many can for a handout, and when she comes to Then I started using postcards. stay with us, she works like a dog (we They’ re a bargain at 15 cents, and ISN'T THE 7 '( f swim fully clothed? can’t stop her). they’re meant to have short mes­ LEAST BIT "The tooth fairy says she's temporarily broke. A friend of mine returned home always be on hand. This is the work ethic of her sages. The post office has some pretty There's a bunch of hockey players in town." recently from a golf game to find two Should a life hook be unavailable, WORRIEP • if generation — a generation we should heavy coffee tables, two deck chairs pushing a "staircase” of furniture designs, which I keep in my car. I dash all respect and admire for their 1989 by NFA. Inc and a chaise lounge in his swimming into a pool could be a life-saving one off in less than 10 minutes, just strength and perseverance, their pool! His elderly parents, nearly maneuver. telling about the day's activities, and DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins prostrate, were resting — speechless courage through the Depression and my parents love hearing from me 7-/e two world wars! often. — on the lawn. JEANE BURKE. The Associated Press VNAORBY/ABOUT BU T Vt3 U, DETECTIVE _ ^ We should take a lesson from the FUlKrTHEART- His father, an alert and active SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Chinese, who revere and honor their HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 80-year-old, for whatever reason had JIM OLSEN, HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Phyllis Diller seniors for their superior wisdom and toppled into the pool. His mother, a DEAR JEANE; One’s best chance PORTLAND celebrates her 72nd birthday Monday at experience. I am 26 years old: my tiny S.'i-pound woman, who like her for surviving is, of course, learning sophistication is but a drop of resin in a surprise dinner party at a New York H o L P I f f , HAeAI^ FOR&or husband, had never learned to swim, how to swim. Water safety classes are DEAR JIM: That’s a great idea for the vast ocean of my grandmother’s restaurant. had frantically pushed into the pool all available through the American Red people who hate to write letters but X'A/\ C O M lhJof knowledge. the nearby deck furniture and, Cross as well as the local YMCA and feel guilty if they don’t keep in touch. Please print this, Abby, as I feel it crawling on one piece to another, her YWCA. But thanks for the furniture­ carries a social message we are too husband was able to huff and puff his tossing idea. way safely out of the water. ready to ignore. Dtar Abby't Cookbooklet 1$ a colltctlon of PEOPLE KliiPI. # favorlto rocipts — all tostod. and Irlod and A swimming pool life hook (shaped DEAR ABBY: My grandmother is torrificl To ordor, Mnd your name and like a shepherd’s staff) is so easy to 86 years old and, bless her soul, she LISA ROSCOE. addrttt, plus chock or money ordor lor $3.S0 Prince adopts whale Y to; Abby't Cookbooklot, P.O. Box447, Mount use, an adult to safety. One should still drives, goes to church meetings. SAN FRANCISCO Morris, III. 410M. (Postase Is Included.) BAIE-STE-CATHERINE, Quebec (AP) - LI’L ABNER by Al Capp Prince Andrew has become the prince of DUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self. Ph.D. whales. 7—iS I n l I MI5TAH TDOK lEAMWHILC: CXOCPMCH F- FUTURE CORPSES.r.F- while us fore souls is Britain’s Duke of York and his Duchess, U O S IN 'T H ' e>ET AVYFUU ^ IT'S A SClEN-TIF-ICK. RACK, Disc Director groups files Sarah Ferguson, adopted an endangered HARO-HE. KEP' ^ FEUA-ClTlZE^fS.'T-AH thet h oo m in b e a n s kin l iv e 5 T A R V I N - THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry . A-ROARlIN' AfN' *-S AXEO VO' ALL T' d r a g kTHREE WEEKS WIRJUT E A T IN '- SOFT-HEARTED JOHN'S beluga and named it White Mischief. The I A-SO&BlM' AN' TRYIM' VO' SCRAWNY HIDES BUT-NO LONGER .FF- OOR STORE IS BUSTIN' WIF ' T'SHOVE Hia HAlO HYAR ON ACCOUNT ’■ three w e e k s s u p t ' m o r r y -' FOOD .FF-T'b l a z e s WIF couple took the action Monday while on a a v a i l a b l e JO N E S GOT s o (■‘■C C K ^.''\V ) - ^ 7 LI'L ABNER TH'LAW."-ON T'SOFT­ |JRVhAT'$ COOKIN6 PUKE, l?EX. HE'S ON THE THROUCH TH' WAX whale-watching tour from this port on the St. ?) P O R E ‘a O U L .^ A S A D a n n o u n c e HAJN'T B A IK BY SUNDOWN - WE HEARTED I top®— vra— 1/— ^6 RIDD l E,,(?I6 HT I MENT T' MAKE.r'’ ALL■-,’ S O fl.r»7iSTARTS DYIN' JOHN'S.'I'TF. in convenient, orderly form Lawrence River about 125 miles northeast of LIKE f l ie s r r r - Quebec City. The newest and largest addition to the Royal Sc ie n t is t s By Larry Blasko painful and regrettably neces­ Family wasn’t seen, however, and in fact HAVE CONFm/^EV The Associated Press sary. Teachware, Inc. has an hasn’t been seen since 1987. 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Because of the low actor Paul Newman, so Frank Sinatra has T l ' e ^ VsiBU, I T T < ^ 1^ A blood pressure in the.se vessels, the bleeding usually Pop popcorn in microwave decided to market his own spaghetti sauce. But stops quickly, e.specially if the patient applies he won’t be chairman of the board. Sinatra is helping form a company to market THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr UOT op WiLZ. pressure to the nostils, such as pinching them By the Editors Italian-style food products, said his spokeswo­ together. Na.sal capillary breakage can result from of Consumer Reports / man, Susan Reynolds. WHAT'5 A WEF-TOVEF? ^ l / T X f l N / K L V ( vigorous nose-blowing: however. Ihe most common Consumer Reports DM 60CD„,THI5 MO(4HlNE'5 ' HiMT5 '( 1WB9bTNt* '*« The company is called Artanis — Sinatra in FROM HEUOI^E' HAS’ A OUR- BVeR/BOPY'? HAI^r TFISD WB WHO PUNCHBP OUT A, should have his or her blood pressure checked and. 49 7 T W FCODIPT// by the fairly high price of microwave popcorn doesn’t shoulder 50-pound blocks of ice better to play four spades. Unfortu­ queen of spades, play A-K and ruff a setp. T0 6HBeC>AJUl35^ if necessary, treated. Something emotive expresses emotions or (about 25 cents per serving), consider Town House anymore, but handling a pair of 20-pound bags Vulnerable: East-West nately South’s bidding decision was heart, and then ruff dummy’s last club HAlRPieCS'f^'',/ Finally, deficiencies in blood coagulation can lead feelings. For the legal spelling of this adjective, be Yellow loose kernels, available at Safeway stores. is still pretty good for a 91-year-old man. Dealer: South far better than his playing decisions. with the king of spades. Now he has to SHUT UR to nosebleeds. In such patients, the capillaries tend sure to look for the motive in emotive. Declarer ducked the opening lead of When cooked in a hot-oil popper, it was the only Reasor has operated an ice delivery business lead away from his K-J of diamonds. SNO RKL^ to be unusually susceptible to injury and once Cold feet suggests fear or doubt about an activity. South West North East the king of clubs, preserving commu­ Big deal! So he makes only four N 0 6 g .' bleeding begins, it is often difficult to stop. To give loo.se-kernel product judged to be very good. A for 40 years, and he has no intention of 8 This informal expression is almost 100 years old, 1 N T Pass 2 4* Pass nications. West continued a club, de­ spades, just what he bid. you more information about blood coagulation. I am serving cost 10 cents on average. stopping. 2 4 P a s s 3 N T P a ss which should warm you up to cold feet. clarer played dummy’s ace and East How bad was the mistake of letting sending you a free copy of my new Health Report If texture is paramount, pass up hot-air poppers. Reasor delivers for weddings, family reun­ 4 4 A H pass ruffed. Now East returned a low dia­ West hold the king of clubs at trick "Blood.’’ Other readers who would like a copy Do you have a question or comment about our They tend to make the popcorn less crisp and a little ions, restaurants and club gatherings, bringing •Jacoby transfer bid mond. Declarer put in the jack. West one? It wasn’t terrible, and South was should send $1.25 with their name and address to language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, tough. If calories are critical, however, you may be ice to people who identify him only by what he won the queen and returned a diamond certainly unlucky when Riast was able Opening lead. 4 K P.O Box 91369. Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3.369. Be sure Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester m ore inclined to put up with that Styrofoam -like does. to his partner’s ace, and South was to ruff the second club. But it was a 06040. texture. down one before he had even won a risk I hat he did not need to take to mention Ihe title. 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 18, 1989 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 18, 1989 ‘C h eckb o o k hurdle’ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the next roadblock Notices HELP i1 ,J H E L P I HOMES I HOMES I ^ H O M E S I HOMES IWANTED MELP WANTED I'M w a n t e d FOR SALE FOR SALE E iJ FDD SALE I f o r s a l e As o condition precedent to for stealth bomber the placement of any adver- DISHWASHER/KIT- TEACHER, certmed, or BOOKKEEPER e x p e ­ ABSOLUTE doll house. MANCHESTER. New list­ COVENTRY. Drastically MANCHESTER. Don't tlslno In the Manchester He- CHEN prep. Flexible will train to work with rienced, Including gen­ Inside this house is a ing I Excellent value In reduced!!! 1,200 sa. ft. hesitate to make on rold, Advertiser hereby hours nights, days, young children In day eral ledger. Non must to see to believe! this 3 bedroom Ranch. Country Cope on pri­ offer. You'll be pleased lums of California. agrees to protect. Indemnify WASHINGTON (AP) - Repub­ weekends. Will train. core/nurserv school. smoker. Wednesday, Bedroom loft, spiral Gorgeous hardwood vate 1 acre lot. Featur­ with this large Colon­ licans and Democrats, hailing the The three members are plan­ and hold harmless the Man­ Golf privileges In­ Full time or part time. Thursday and Friday, ing 1 bedroom, eat-in ial. 4 bedrooms, 2 full chester Herald, Its officers staricase, first floor floors, country kit­ first successful flight of the B-2 ning an all-out effort to win cluded. Coll Manches­ Glastonbury. 633-1508. 8am to 5pm. Apply laundry, all done In chen, tiled both, 2 car kitchen, large family baths located on a gor­ and employees against any geous lot. A true nature bomber, warn that the half- support for the amendment, and all llobllltv, loss or ter Country Club 647- FULL TIME local food between 8am and 5pm pine. 2 bedrooms, vinyl tandem garage. Fully room with sliders. Coll 1458 between 10:00o«n Monday or Tuesday, lovers dream. $165,000. billion-dollar aircraft must still including calls and letters to their expense, Including attor­ service company Is siding, compare!! Cov­ appllanced. $139,900. tor a private showing I neys’ tees, arising from and 2:00pm. Ask tor Fountain Village Con­ $124,900. Klernon Marilyn VatteronI, clear the “ checkbook hurdle” in colleagues. But at least two looking for responsi­ entry. $125,900. Philips Solly Sullivan, Mon­ claims of unfair trade practi­ Bob.______ble, hard working peo­ dominiums, 175 A Dow­ Real Estate, 742-1450.O chester office. 643-4060. Realty Inc., 649-1147.D Manchester office, 643- Congress. 4060. Sentry Real Est- members indicated Monday they ces, Infringement of trade­ RN Charge Nurse. 7 - 3 ple to loin our team. ney Drive, Manches­ $139,900. Sentry Real marks, trade names or pat­ Ote, 643-4060.n______The radar-evading bomber, won’t support the measure. position. In our well Duties Include food ter, CT. MANCHESTER. Owner Estate, 643-4060.D A rare fin d !! I This unique ents, violation of rights of anxious. 7 room Cape BETTER than new. 2 year accompanied by two F-16 figh­ “ Right now I ’m going to offer orivocv and Infringement of staffed, well supplied, preparation, receiving MANCHESTER. Don't 10 room Cape Cod on ters, performed test maneuvers an amendment to sustain the copyright and proprietary SNF area. Very flexi­ and stocking merchan­ r r ? ! SITUATION with 2 full baths. Beau­ lust drive by! Call us to East Middle Turnpike old, 7 room Raised during a nearly two-hour flight Cheney budget, including full rights, unfair competition ble hhours onv other dise. Must be able to lift tiful solar oriented see this Impeccible could be lust what your Ranch, 3 bedrooms, | 2 ll WANTED family room 12x26' large living room, nice Monday in Southern California — funding for B-2,” said Rep. and libel and slander, which week end off. Coll M an­ 75 lbs. S7-S8 per hour. home with Its elegant fam ily needs! 4-5 bed­ may result from the publica­ chester Manor 646- Excellent benefits. Coll with 3 skylights. Ver­ rooms, 2 full and 2 holt kitchen, and family a maiden excursion 18 months William Dickinson of Alabama, NURSES Aide - Expe- Florida room over­ tion of any advertisement In 0129.______633-4663 In G laston­ mont slate floor open­ looking privote park b ath s, a fireplace, room, 2 baths, fire­ behind schedule. ranking Republican on the the Monchester Herald bv rlenced with elderly place one acre lot. SERVICE person. Lead­ bury. Ask tor Dave. ing onto large deck like yord. Great for the hardwood floors, sen­ Despite the success, lawmak­ advertiser, Including adver­ a n d handicapped. leading to a smaller Convenient location. Armed Services panel. tisements In any free distri­ ing material handling CUSTOMER SERVICE - Available tor days or starter-outer or the sational oak kitchen, ers stressed that the stealth “ I think that ai this point total lower deck. $155,900. ender-upper. $155,900. fabulous family room, $197,000. U a. R Realty, bution publications pub­ company specializing Manchester area. Du­ night work. Limited 643-2692.0 bomber, which at about $500 termination of the program is lished bv the Manchester In loading dock equip­ ties Involve som e Realty World, Benoit, Manchester office 643- finished rec room, spa­ ovenloht. 649-8668 Frechette Associates, million a copy is the most probably premature,” Aspin Herald. Penny Sletfert, ment Is looking tor on accounts recelveoble, 4060. Sentry Real Est­ cious deck across the POSSIBLE CHFA 2 - 3 Publisher. 646-7709.O______ate, 643-4060.O back. Includes a separ­ 4..,;■ v. expensive plane in history, looms experienced person to taking orders over the bedroom Cope on over­ said. .« ^HOMES BRAND New. Manches­ ate In- law arrange­ > ->.'•4 id i ■i'<< « » K A i . large on the radar screen of the work In their service phone, coding checks, sized lot, vinyl siding, Rowland, in response, said; department. This lob keeping track of shor­ • ' I f o r s a l e ter, pert Cape. 5 room MANCHESTER. 9 year ment. Reduced to budget-conscious Congress. I LOST hugh living room, wo- “ Only in Washington can you requires q mechqni- tages. To S8.S0/hour. Cope with finished old 5/5 duplex, 2 bed­ $199,900. Jackson & sher/dryer, garage ■ X ' AND FOUND Jackson Real Estate, “ I think there’s a great deal of spend $9 billion and be accused of ccllv Inclined person Coll Sharon, Advanced BEST buy In town. Hugh lower level rec room. rooms, 1'/» baths, full and carport, wimming 647-8400.O . * reluctance to spend that much terminating.” The amendment with some experience Coreers, 282-9232. master bedroom, view FIreploced living basement both sides. and fishing nearby. WILL thenicecouole who room, formal dining money per airplane,” said Rep. would include spending that In welding, electricol SECRETARY wanted tor of lake from large liv­ Separate utilities. Hurry, this one Is o found mv purse at Col- room, 3 bedrooms, ce­ Vinyl siding. Nice loca­ MANCHESTER. Enlov ond hvdroullcs. Good technical services de- ing room and extra steol I Coventry . Newt Gingrich of Georgia, the amount to meet its requirements. dor’s lost week please ramic floor bath with tion. Beautiful setting, leisure and luxury In pov and excellent be­ oartment. Computer large dining room. En­ $123,900. Philips Real No. 2 Republican leader. “ The While the battle lines were coll 649-3100. vanity, plus plumbing with brook front. this magnificent 4 bed­ nefits. For Interview experience helpful. closed porch, 3 bed­ Estate, 742-1450.O president and Defense Secretary clearly defined on the House side, Installed tor 2nd bath $195,000. Principals room, 2 full bath, full coll Arbon Equipment Would be working with rooms, 1'/j baths, gar­ Dick Cheney will have to work upstairs. Large nicely only. 645-8933 or 655- dormered Cape. Great MANCHESTER. By from members of the Senate generally I PART TIME Corp. In South Windsor wordprocessing, data a g e . Coventry. entertaining In fam ily builder and save. Qual­ Reduced from S146,900 landscaped yard. 9218. hard to carry a vote in the expressed their support for the I HELP WANTED at 528-2015 ask for Ro- bose and o variety of room with raised ity built 4 bedroom sle. eoe.______to $134,900. Philips Real $132,000. D.W. Fish House.” program. other duties. Salary NO money down to q u o II- hearth fireplace and Contemporary, 3 cor Estate, 742-1450.P_____ Realty, 643-1591.0 Y The Pentagon has proposed $4.7 “ It is good news that the first PART Time Medical Se­ SEWING and blocking of commensurate with fled buyers, also rent wet bar. Loaded with garage. $380,000. M a r­ ■ POSSIBLE CHFA Newly MANCHESTER. Ranch billion for the stealth bomber in flight of the B-2 appears to have cretory wanted for doll-house curtains. experience. Send re­ with option to buy, or extras! $163,900. Gayle tin School area. South busy medical office. M ake as much os you renovated ranch on .89 with in-law suite. Nice seller will take back the fiscal 1990 budget and about been highly successful,” said sume to: Cadkev, Inc., Sonstrom, Manchester Main Street to Fern Previous experienced wont at home. Adele or 440 Oakland Street, acre landscaped lot, 1,800 so. ft. homesepar- 2nd mortgage. These office, 643-4060. Sentry Street to Emily Lone. UP AND AWAY — The B-2 stealth bomber lifts off faces opposition in Congress. $24 billion for the program during Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman preferred. Please coll Heather, New England Manchester, CT 06040, new root, new siding, ate with entrance to and many more deals Real Estate, 643-4060.O 646-3455. Monday on its maiden flight in Palmdale, Calif. The craft a peak three-year spending pe­ of the Armed Services panel. 646-2094. Hobbv Supply, 646- Attention: Technical new windows, cathed­ In-low unit. Extras In­ available. CFHA mo­ riod in the mid-1990s. Nunn had said Friday that if the 0610.______Services.______ral celling In master clude o 5x7 green­ ney due In soon! 646- The House Armed Services bedroom, fireplace. house, separate drive­ 5200. $124,900. Rono bomber did not fly, “ the debate is m J H E L P TRUCK Driver. Based In COUNTRY Carpenters ways, a carport plus East Hartford, deliver Quiet dead end street Real Estate, 646-5200.O Committee last month slashed over.” I'M w a n t e d looking to hire person garage. $159,900. D.W. throughout Connecti­ near Eagleville Lake. $800 million from spending for the Sen. John Warner, R-Va., rank­ for yard and shop Rsh Realty, 643-1591.0 cut, clean driving re­ Coventry. $105,900. COMPLETELY re m o ­ Test pilot can unveil enthusiasm B-2 program. On . Friday, the ing Republican on the Senate BOOKKEEPER tor work. Some expe­ Philips Real Estate, deled. Light, bright, M ^S p ecio li , Class II pre­ BEAUTIFUL Cape. Man­ school. Must hove ex­ rience necessary. Call 742-1450.n ______and alrv 3 bedroom Senate Armed Services Commit­ Armed Services Committee, said ferred, lifting required, 649-0822. chester. Spacious front prototypes built by aviation mav­ “ It’s often the case with test tee trimmed $300 million from the he was “ very proud as an perience In accounts early shift, full benef­ TREE lined street. to back living room Colonial with skylights PALMDALE, Calif. (AP) — Couch applied terms such as Screened porch, at­ ericks in the 1930s and 1940s on pilots that they can't discuss the Bush administration’s request American with this accomplish­ receivable, povroll and its. Call 528-7114, O. J. with fireplace, trench In dining room, nraster For years, Northrop’s chief test “nimble” and “beautiful” to quarterly reports. tractive lot, fireplace bedroom and hall, which the B-2 is based. airplane they’re working on,” and included a series of testing ment coming 20 years after man Pasha to schedule Immediate openings for door to sun room and pilot had to contain his enthusi­ their sunrise test flight 10,000 feet Computer experience living room, la rg e newly retlnished hard­ front to back living D«tft! said Northrop spokesman Tony Interview.______all shifts. We manufac­ asm for the progress of the above the Mojave Desert. The Northrop pitot couldn’t requirements before the plane landed on the moon.” preferred. Excellent rooms. An exceptional wood floors ore lust a room with flreploe, top-secret stealth bomber. indulge his curiosity publicly, Cantafio. could go into full production. But Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, a benefits. Call 649-5336. Need repairs around the ture electronic printed good buy. Colt Ron tew of the tine features built In bookcases, car- Fournier 647-1419. But Bruce J. Hinds emerged For Hinds, a former Air Force however. Little more than a year Still, Hinds crossed paths with The full House and Senate take member of the Senate Armed home? Coll on expert. circuit board and are in of this Immaculate age, well landscaped CLERICAL position, di­ You'll find the help you RE/MAX East of the yard. Coventry. PANrnNG/ Monday from the cloak of secrecy test pilot who has flown 66 ago, the stealth bomber, with a other fliers at meetings of the up the defense bill, and the Services Committee, said no versified duties. Pay­ need of reliable people home. Lovely protes- LAWN CARE program price tag of more than Society of Experimental Test need In Classified. 643- River, 647-1419.0 slonoM V landscaped 3/4 $129,900. Philips Real PAPERIN6 surrounding the radar-evading different aircraft including the spending level for the B-2, next more B-2s should be funded until roll, computer Input, We have openings fbr Estate, 742-1450.O $70 billion, did not officially exist. Pilots. There, he listened to pilots typing, telephone and 2711. DISTINCTIVE with acre lot. $167,900. D.W. KEN'S LAWN B-2, as the aircraft itself left its U-2 spy plane and the F-104 week. the results of flight testing are Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Starfighter, the flight from a For a decade, it lurked in the from earlier generations discuss “ I think it’s going to be one of received. record keeping. Work •hispectors nooks and crannies. BRAND new listing!!! SERVICE a P E R T giant hangar and took to the air. week Monday through Come visit the ouallty Northrop hangar to nearby Ed­ shadows of the Pentagon’s highly test work from flying wings the most controversial items in UPSTAIRS, downstairs! Super 7 room brick Reliable Service Extarlor and Inlafior The pilot, and Air Force test Friday, 40 hours. Paid DELIVERY •Drillers of this 3 bedroom Co­ Cape Cod on Keeney painting and wailpapar wards Air Force Base repres­ classified “ black programs.” conceived before he was born. the defense authorization bill,” 2 fam ily on 228 toot Quality Work pilot Richard Couch, had high medical, life insurance •Platers lonial on picture per­ deep com er lot. Out­ Street In Manchester. hanging. Umitad axtarlor Since Hinds was the bomber’s As early as the 1930s, aviation Fair Prices roatoratlon. PravfcHia work praise for the arrowhead-shaped ented a rendezvous with history. said House Speaker Thomas S. and retirement plan. PERSON fect lot. Hugh rooms, side lust re-done and Full dormer, 3 bed­ We offer excellent work­ can ba Man upon raquaat. plane’s handling characteristics. chief test pilot, he had to maintain pioneer Jack Northrop was build­ Foley, D-Wash. “ Right now I Apply Arbor Acres If you want to earn extra lots of extra's. Im m ac­ Inside Cleon with 5 rooms, fantastic first Call 6 4 9 ^ 5 Contact SC Company, Court issues ulate inside and out. “ It was meant to fly,” Hinds “ I had always been fascinated the same vow of secrecy as the ing such all-wing aircraft. Stub­ would say it’s an uphill fight for Form, Production money this summer. De­ ing condltians and other sunny rooms each floor family room with 844-aan. Dept, 439 Marlborough liver SNET Business to Closing can by any­ lots of windows over­ YARD MASTERS said. “ It likes to fly.” with flying wings,” Hinds said, 32,000 other workers in the B-2 bornly, he contended the wings the B-2.” benefits Apply in per­ floor. Convenient to Rd, Glastonbury, or Business Directories. time. Reduced to bus lines. R rst floor looking pretty rear Yard cleaned, Hinds, 50, and the 43-year-old referring to the wing-shaped program. had great load-carrying capac­ Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chair­ execution stay son; $189,500. Coll Barbara PMNTW6 AM) Coll 633-4681. Ext. 338 You need some avedlable has modern both and yard. Only a minute Trees cut. CARPENTRY WORK ity, superior fuel economy and man of the House Armed Services between 9om and 12 Weinberg, 647-1419 ev- from 1-384 and Hartford hours. Week days bet­ second floor has walk- Have dump truck, IncluM Intarior and Ejctador aerodynamics. Committee, said the bomber WASHINGTON (AP) - The noon, Monday ween Sam and 5pm, CIRCUITS, INC. enlngs 643-0844. up attic. Coll us to se Rood shopping! Of­ . naHulMam pa will haul. ■Id HialaMng During World War II, the “ just cleared one hurdle. But the Supreme Court granted a stay of throught Friday, eoe. your own vehicle, and a RE/MAX East of the this excellent buy. fered a t $137,500. Jack- 59 Deming Rd. River, 647-1419.0 Star Wars, too, faces battle Germans built prototype all-wing test program just begun has far to execution early today for con­ ATTENTION - Hiring. current insurance card. $178,500. Anne Miller son 8i Jackson Real 64S-S996 Ft m EadmalM — Fuay In o ira d bombers. Today's B-2 shares an go to answer all the technical Government lobs - For information call Tony Berlin Real Estate, 647-8000.O Estate, 647-8400.D victed killer James William SPACIOUS and oftordo- ak tor MMiaal eery resemblance to a Horten questions. Hamblen, hours before he was vour area. $17,840- at 1-800-922-0009 ble. Bolton, bv owners $69,485. Coll 1-602-838- CARPENTRY/ WASHINGTON (AP) - Man­ experiment have produced “ on- beams Jitoved. bomber built for the Luftwaffe “ And the B-2 has still another scheduled to be executed in anxious. Lovely and 8885. ext R775. like new. Feoturesocre HELP HELP agers of a key Star Wars the-shelf hardware,” but that but never flown in combat. hurdle to clear — the checkbook Florida’s electric chair. REMODELING Meyer and his aides declared TRANSPORTATION and lot, deck, satellte dish, WANTED W ANTHl CLEANING SERVICES experiment who claim major some engineering problems still According to William Sweet- hurdle. The issue is whether it’s The stay was granted to permit ED 2 full baths, large tom- GD need to be worked out. the test a success, displaying a public warehouse op­ SALES CONSULTANTS progress with a potential anti­ man’s reference work titled worth the price.” the justices to review an appeal eration In East H art­ llv room with wood FARRAND REMODCUN6 fuzzy black and white video tape Room addttfona. dacka. roof­ missile weapon say Congress’ “ Stealth Bomber,” at war’s end, Members of the House plan a by Hamblen’s lawyers, said Toni ford has Interesting, • Full or part time stove. Excellent In-low CLEAN JEANNE'S budget cuts leave the futuristic “ It only takes the money to put of the bright, pulsing beam as it possibllitv. Cord of ing, aiding, «dndo«ia and gutt- German designers were working number of amendments on the House, a spokeswoman for the busy assignment coor­ e Medical and dental plan CHARGE NURSE afs. AH typaa o f ram odalingand it together ... and that’s when emerged from the rocket. dinating warehousing wood to buyer. Don't Cleanmg Service space defense program “ upinthe on a six-engine all-wing jet B-2, including a measure that high court. e Paid holidays Put your leadership skills to uae in one ol our rapalra. Call Bob Farm id, Jr. Residential or Commercial air.” we’ll get the weapon,” he said. and shipping functions. miss out! Diane Co- Meyer said the experiment bomber. would mothball the production Since the court is out of session • Paid vacations molto evenings 646- ambulatory care centers. We are looking for a Bbs. 647-8509 Profeasionai Service “ The real issue is, what is the The $60 million experiment, Right soot for "hands awainaurad & Boixled*'*'* showed that the complex equip­ “ With the flying wing, you get line after the manufacturer, and won’t be back until October, on" active Individual • Liberal store discount 0091. RE/MAX East of registered nurse with aupeevisary experience. Ncs. 645-6849 funding for SDI?” said Air Force launched over White Sands Mis­ ment needed to produce the beam the feeling they should have kept Northrop Corp., has produced 13 Hamblen’s appeal cannot be ready for long work • Excellent starting wage the River, 649-1147.0 Excellent people skills and sound clinical skills to CALL 643-9996 Col. Thomas Meyer, the head of sile Range in New Mexico last could be made compactly, sur­ going,” Hinds said. “ That whole bombers. hearc| until then, she noted. day - Monday through • Experience preferred become part of our management team. The ISLAND the Strategic Defense Initiative Thursday, was conducted to test Friday. Experienced In vive being shot into space, and series of planes was pretty After testing and evaluation. The stay of execution was • Apply in person charge nurse position is available at our Bishop CONSTRUCTION Organization’s office of directed how a neutral particle beam remarkable for its time.” Congress would have an oppor­ granted without comment, she Inventory control or MISCELLANEOUS function well. distribution helpful, Sell Your Car Corners and E. Htfd. canter. Interested All types of home energy. accelerator would work in space. Just as remarkable. Hinds tunity to decide whether to said. We are seeking individuals who are improvements from “ We took a laboratory experi­ but we will also train candidates should call the personnai department SERVICES “ It’s difficult for me to tell you said, is the B-2’s advanced continue or kill the program. Hamblen had been scheduled to looking to join the team at concrete floors, steps, The SDI system would make ment and showed ... it can be you. Insurance and or sand resume with salary requirements to polios, etc. to complete when we’ll have a weapon in computer controls that keep the Introducing the amendment be executed at 7:01 a.m. EDT for pension benefits. use of particle beams as a operated autonomously in space. REGAL MEN’S SHOP *15 Immsdlste Medical Cws Center. 5 Hillcrest Ave., remodeling. Also decks space without a clear definition of flying wing stable in flight will be an unusual coalition — the April 24, 1984 robbery-murder Please send resume or potential anti-missile weapon. A It is a major achievement, both in 4 Lines — 10 Days Wethersfield. CT 06109. 203-721-7393. and window and door HAWNES1KESERWCE what our future funding is. And without aid of a tail. Republicans John Rowland of of Laureen Jean Edwards, owner letter for appointment 903 Main Street replacement Tiling Buckat'truck S ciilppsr. be^m would be shot across space technology and engineering,” 50S charge each addi­ it’s continuing to be up in the air,” “ It’s like flying a conventional Connecticut and John Kasich of of the Sensual Woman lingerie to: Hertford Despatch, Manchester, CT interior/exterior. Stump ramoval. Free to determine whether an object P. O. Box 8271, East tional line, per day. You Lzmdacape and interior astimataa. Spadai Meyer told reporters. Meyer said. shop in Jacksonville. Ask for Bernard Apter fired into the sky is a decoy or an aircraft,” he said. Ohio and Democrat Ronald Del- Hartford, CT 06108. can cancel at any UmaL design services conaldaratlon for aid arty He spoke at a Pentagon news and handicapped. enemy warhead. Also, the beam Overall, Meyer said, the exper­ eoe.______SQRnY, SAVINGS BANK OF available. conference Monday on the results 6 4 3 - 2 4 7 8 could be used to disable such a iment clearly “ demonstrates the BOYS, girls, men, women NO REFUNDS OR of SDI’s latest experiment, which Call Barry at 647-7553 missile. promise (of SDI) that we have to grade corn. Apply at AOJUSTM&iTS MANCHESTER for the first time shot a beam of 646-2411 talked about all along.” DON’T MONKEY the Corn Crib, Buckind C A U IKN ALO atomic particles into the heavens. Last week’s experiment in­ Rood, South Windsor, RN Come join your friends on Main Street.. Screened loam, gravel, The BEAR — or Beam Experi­ volved lifting into space — just for between 8om and Bom. CLA SSinED W e have a secretariai/receptionist position PiUNTING/PAPERtNG processed gravel, ment Aboard Rocket — was a few minutes — a neutral AROUND... SUPERVISOR sand, stone, and fill tor considered a primary step in the particle beam accelerator atop a EMERGENCY in our home office for the right person with 643-2711 “We can tell you delivary call George Pentagon’s reseach into the las­ small Aires rocket. Before the Fire — Police — Medical STUDY HALL From 3 to 11PM good typing skilla what to look for... Gritting 742-7866. ers, beam accelerators and other rocket returned to earth, the Try Our Pay-By-Mail MONITOR Work Monday through Friday, no futuristic weapons to shoot down accelerator was turned on and D IA L 911 Please contact; Lillian Lloyd. Assistant and what to look Manchester Board weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For nuclear missiles. scientists collected data on how it In Manchester Treasurer 646-1700. out f o r r Meyer said elements of the worked and how the particle Program... of Education more information please call — ROOFWG/SiDING LEGAL NOTICES It makes paying your subscription easier on Is seeking applicants H a rB ro for a study hall Director of Staff Development TOWN OP ANDOVER you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Join the World of Advertising!! SPECIAL TOWN MEETING weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 monitor at CRESTFIELD U.S. aide defends JULY M, im at 1:00 PM Manchester High o f M anchester AllMHiAMe WlwfiBg ALL PURPOSE ROOM months. 6 months or a full year... drop it in the School. Duties CONVALESCENT HOME i i ANDOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL mail Then, you can forget about having ready CLERK TYPIST AH typaa rooling and rapaka. The electors and citizens qualified to vote In Town Meetings include: Supervision Quality Painting 30 yvon •xportoncMi LloonoMd cash to pay your carrier . answering the door' 6 4 3 - 5 1 5 1 offshore drilling of the Town of Andover, CT, are hereby notified that a of study hails, Full time diversified opening in our Services and Inturad. Special Town Meeting will be held at the Andover when it's inconvenient or being at home to in-school suspension Elementary School, Andover, CT, on Tuesday, July 25,1989 Advertising Department. Knowledge •Free Estimates ★ 6494M 94^ LOS ANGELES (A P) — Interior Secretary at 8:00 PM for the following purposes: pay your bill WE WILL NOTIFY room, corridors and •6enior Citizen Discounts Manuel Lujan Jr. is considering barring oil tankers 1. To choose a moderator for sold meeting. YOUR CARRIER before and after Extra $ $ S tor of data processing a plus but will •Aluminum & Vinyl from most ports and requiring them to unload at 2. To see If the Town will vote to make an additional Simply complete the coupon below and send THAT YOU ARE A school detention i your Summer train. Pleasant telephone manner, Powerwashing appropriation of $42,000. to Capital Item 0-1720 — Disposal It to us... or if you would like more information PAY-BY-MAIL rooms, with related offshore “ super ports” in an effort to prevent spills, Area In the 1989-90 Budget for the purchase of Lot «9 on a good typing and spelling necessary. HEATING/PLUMBING according to a published report. map of "Tall Timber Estates", located on Shoddy Mill Road on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. clerical duties. School Funlf 6 4 6 - 6 8 1 5 and adjoining the Disposal Area Properly, as recommended days only. 7.2 hours W e’re H ere T o Serve 9 Lujan’s plan was outlined in a speech that he was by the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Finance. tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ ADVERTISE daily. $6.05/hourly Good hourly wage, excellent bene­ delivering today in Long Beach, the Los Angeles 3. To see If the Town will vote to authorize the Board of ment and prior tpexpiration. you will be billed EXPRESS SEJU. CARWCHAEL PU IH N 6 wage. Soma benefits YOUR Times reported. Selectmen to purchase said Lot «9. Find the item fits including dental. Driveway Seatars. Home AND MUTING provided. Contact Addttkms. ramodallng. boHar The speech, a copy of which was obtained in 4. To see If the Town will vote that all sums spent In Care Services, including rapiacamanta, and compMa connection with the purchase of said Lot «9 be taken from Mrs. Quinby. clas^fied with us. you need plumbing S haatlng aarvlcai advance by the Times, also blasted efforts to place a Houee Painting. Free the Reserve for Capital and Non-Recurring Expenditures Manchester High Call the Manchester Herald for inter­ Fully Ileanaad and Inaurad. congressional moratorium on offshore oil drilling Fund and be transferred to Item 0-1720 In the 1989-90 Budget, I would like to pay by mail fbr my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my EsUmalsa. as recommended by the Board of Finance. School, 647-3529. Manchester Herald view appointment at 643-2711, ask Cal and dismissed many environmental concerns f75>73M 5. To see If the Town will vote to make an additional eoe 643-2711 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 646-7766 against drilling as unfounded. appropriation to Planning and Land Use — Item 1610 In the pay-by-mail subscription Gn .•»»»»»; for Dennis Santoro. 1989-90 Budget, not exceeding S25,000. to pov for a consultant “ By imposing these moratoria,” Lujan said, “ the to revise the Town Plan of Development. .' Enclosed please find payment for Congress is saying that we should blindly reject 6. To see If the Town will vote to credit any reimbursements even the possibilities before us, burying our heads in received from the State or any other source for Capital Carrier Delivery: Items financed by any Reserve or Highway Fund, be □ 1 year 92.40 MANCHESTER JOB SERVtCE... Nwmya rmmdy to amno Job-nmkon mutanm omployon mt no ehmrgo.. the sands of our ignorance.” returned to such Fund from which the funds were originally □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months *46 20 * taken Instead of the General Fund. Senior Citizens; Here are some of the many new job openings available this week; On the issue of barring tankers from most of the 7. To see If the Town will vote to revise the Local Capital □ 1 year ‘86 24 JOB 9 nation’s ports, Lujan said oil could be transported improvement Fund to Include the following Items: □ 3 months ‘21.56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 inland from the “ super ports” by undersea Estimated Cost Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount, Access to Gravel Bank 810,000.00 SERVICE pipelines. Gate House at Disposal Area Ent. $ 1,800.00 Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton $27.30, 3 months ' Water or waitress needed at once Such a super port is already in place off the •A re you mechanically Inclined? ‘ Stock room job available at once *A iae omployar aeatdng experienced ‘ Challenging position available as recommended by the Board of Selectmen. In local restaurant for breakfast/ coast, and Lujan said similar structures Local employer will train to be a Pfevtoua experience would be a CNC miiing machins set-up opera­ for machine shop supervisor with 8. To see If the Town will vote to add an additional Capital lunch trade. Pay + tips • meals. could greatly reduce the risks of oil spills in Los Expenditure Item to the 1989-90 Budget to be known as Item Name • Like protective service work? production machine operator in plue Good pay and fringe banaflte tor with aircraft experienca ExesUerrt 8-10 yre experience. Excellent Angeles, Houston, Philadelphia and Alaska. 0-1730, "Senior Citizen Van", and to appropriate 847,000.00 to Employer will train for security machine shop. Good pay and pey and beneftle pay • benefits. this Item for the purchase of an additional 22 passenger Apt '4 yre experience required for Lujan spoke strongly in favor of more offshore Address guard position — 2nd shift — * Immediate opening for chiaf benefits. Senior Citizen Van, as recommended by the Board of Saturdays and Sundays. Must surveyor with C t license * 6 yre. maintainor for apartment com­ drilling, including off the Arctic National Refuge, a Finance. Phone. have own car and telephone. experiencfr Excellent pay and *No experience required for job plex. Good pey • benefita. 9. To see If the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to City ,Zip. proposal that has come under fire since the tanker Good pay rate. fringe benefits. opening for lubrication aan4cer. WIN iitate of Connecticut purchase an additional 22 possenger Senior Citizen Van. be trained to do oil changea/grease 8 Exxon Valdez spilled nearly 11 million gallons of oil 10. To do any other business proper to come before said jobs on automofailaa. Good pay rate Labor Department off the coast of Alaska last March. meeting. , MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL • Great opportunity for individual S'. The energy secretary said the nation’s energy Dated at Andover, CT this 17th day of July, 1989. with typing ability to work in 806 Main Street needs, set against its apparent hostility toward Julia A. Haverl Duality Control Dept. Accuracy, Manchester, C T06040 future oil exploration, represent “ a time bomb Peter J. Maneggla The Manchester Herald not speed, requir^. Excellent Steven O. Fish pay/benefits. (203) 649-4558 waiting to explode.” Board of Selectmen P.O, Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 “ The choice we face is not between oil or the Town of Andover environment,” he said. 037-07 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 18, 19B9

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MANCHESTER, JUST listed! Need an NEW Townhouse. Luxur­ MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ GLASTONBURY - Se- CREATIVE Laminates of witn a little attention ATTENTION - Govern­ In-lawapartment? This ious 7 room I'/z bath room, 2nd floor. On cond floor, 2 bedroom, East Hartford, fabrica­ ment Seized Vehicles 72 HOUR MONEY BACK this house could be oversized East Hart­ unit In Mallard View. busline. $550.00 per heat, hot water, $700 tors of contemporary from $100. Fords, Mer­ your home, point and GUARANTEE ford home of 9 rooms 1st floor den, 3 hugh month. Yearly lease. monthly plus one styles, cabinets, coun­ cedes, Corvettes, paper Is oil It will take AM D '82 Concord ‘2,995 and 2 baths could be the bedrooms, appliances, Utilities additional. 1 month security. One ters, and furnishings. Chevys. Surplus Buy­ to transform this 6 Nissan '85 Sentra SE ‘3,995 one you have been carpeting, full base­ month security dep­ year lease. References. Also cabinet new ers Guide. 1-602-838- room Cape Into your Chevy '88 Celebrity ‘4995 waiting for. Blanchard ment and garage osit. Peterman Realty No pets. A ugust 1st. fronts, refaclng or re- 8885 extA775 priyate sanctuary. 3 & Rossetto Realtors," 649-9404 633-9325.______flnlshlng available. Chevy '87 Cavalier ‘5,995 $145,900. Blanchard 8, NISSAN 1984 P ic k u p . bedrooms, great loca­ We're Selling Houses" 454-474 M a in Street. 3 Call days 9am to 5pm. Olds '84 Cutlass ‘5,995 Rossetto Realtors," MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ 60,000miles. $2,800. Call tion, please call today. 646-2482.0 We're Selling Houses" room, new wal to wall room apartments. 1 - 528-9748. Olds '83 Cut/Crulser *5,995 $129,900. Flano Realty, 742-9083. Y O U N G D u ­ 646-2482.0______carpeting, remodeled $500 plus heat. 1- $540 Chevy '85 Celebrity *8,995 646-5200.D plex. s/3, 3 bedroom kitchen. Centrally lo­ Including heat. No F O R D 1980 Bronco. 351 JUST listed! Lovely 8 MISCELLANEOUS engine. Automafric. Plym '84 Voyager ‘8,995 GLASTONBURY. Ranch, units each with 1'/j room 1'/2 bath home cated. $600. per month. pets. Security. 646-2426 I 5 good sized rooms. 3 baths, carpeting, pri­ Heat, hot water In­ 9-5 weekdovs.______SERVICES $4,000. or best offer. Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 with family room plus a I Call 649-4998. bedrooms, eat In kit­ vate basement, separ­ 1st floor Florida room. cluded. One month se­ Olds '85 Calais ‘7,995 chen, large deck, full ate heating systems. $170's. 1 year home curity required. Call I CONDOMINIUMS GSL Building Mainte­ RENAULT 1984 Alliance. Olds '87 Clera ‘7,995 basement, vinyl siding. Blanchard 8< Rossetto warranty. Blanchard & 647-0459. nance Co. Commercl- 4 door, automafric Pont '87 Grand Am *7,fi95 Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick I FOR RENT Realtors," We're Sel­ Rossetto Realtors," MANCHESTER. Beauti­ al/Residentlal building transmission, air con­ Olds '67 Calais ‘8,995 Agency, 646-4200. ling H o u se s" 646-2482.0 repairs and home Im­ ditioned.. loaded. 56k. We're Selling Houses" ful 1 bedroom, living VERNON - one bedroom Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 LEGAL NOTICES 646-2482.0 room, dining room, kit­ condo. Including heat provements. Interior Very dependable. chen with dishwasher and hot water, $700 and exterior painting, $1,950. 872-2051. Leave BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE LEGAL NOTICE and all appliances, air monthly. Wall-to-wall light carpentry. Com­ m essage. AND MARINE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION I CONDOMINIUMS conditioned. Quiet, on carpeting, air condi­ plete lanitorlal ser­ vice. Experienced, rel­ 250 Adims 8t„ Minch. The loint document "Federal Environmental Aisessment- I FOR SALE bus line. Ideal for mid­ tioning, laundry, ap- 640-1740 /Sectlon 4(f) Finding Evaluation and Connecticut Finding of dle aged or senior citi­ nllances, pool. 871-9444. iable, free estimates. No Significant Impact (or the Construction of Main Street, CO N DO S $77,900 - $89,900. 643-0304. CLYDE Manchester, Connecticut" has been prepared pursuant to 23 zen. Heat and hot water CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 8.56 per cent CHFA CFR 771.119 and 771.135 and the Regulations of Connecticut Included. O nly $610. I HOMES ROUTE 83, VERNON State Agencies Section 23o-1a-1 through 12. The State Pre­ approved! One and two Come see why we SCHALLER lect No. Is 76-135 and the Federal-Aid Prelect No.lslXM-1795 bedroom brick units In rarely have a vacancy. FOR RENT 84 Celsbrity 4 Dr. *4995 ACURA QUALITY (1). Comments on the document must be submitted to Mr. well maintained com­ 247-5030. FURNITURE 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 PRE-OWNED AUTOS Edgar T. Hurle, Director of Environmental Planning, Con- M A N C H E S T E R . 6 room plexes. Private entran­ MANCHESTER. Two 85 Butck Somereet 2 Dr. ‘7295 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *34£ necltuct Department of Transportation, 24 Wolcott Hill Cape, with garage. No 10 pc. Mahogany Chip­ Road, Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109 on or before August ces Into each unit. This bedroom apartment 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 Aulo. AJC Is one of the best oppor­ pets. $875. month plus pendale dining room 17, 1989. The document Is available for public Inspection at 1st floor. Heat, hot 85 Elactra T-Type 84 Honda Civic Sedan *34£ the following locations; heat and hot water. set. Table with two *9995 S tpd., AM/FM 8t«r«o tunities you will have water Included. $700. Call D. W. Fish Realty, leaves and table pads. 8 85 Century Wagon ‘7995 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *34£ Connecticut Dept, of Federal Highway to own yur own place. monthly. Available In Transportation 643-1591 or 871-1400. chairs, buffet. Price 85 Elactra 4 Door *9995 S 8pd.. A/C. Sporty Administration Don't miss out! Anne August. Call 645-6405. Office of Environmental Abraham A. RIbIcoff Miller Real Estate, 647- negotiable. 643-4328. 86 Spectrum 4 Di. ‘4995 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *29£ Planning Federal Building TWO Bedroom duplex. 8 8pd., EeonomICRt Car 8000.O STORE AND 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. ‘6995 24 Wolcott Hill Road 450 Main Street, Room 635 Laundry hookups. Ref­ I 83 Ford Eacort Wagon ‘26C Wethersfield, Connecticut Hartford, Connecticut VERNON. CHFA - FHA I OFFICE SPACE 86 Nova 4 Dr. ‘6495 4 Bpaad. Starao, Ctaan Car 06103 erences and security. lOFFICE/RETAIL Town Clerk's Office approved for first time No pets. $575. plus utili­ 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. ‘6995 86 Mercury Lynx *29£ EQUIPMENT 4-SpMd. SI«r«o, Lllw New Town Hall Mary Cheney Public buyer. 4 rooms In coun­ ties. 643-1002. OFFICE - Bright and I 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. ‘6995 41 Center Street Library try seting. $78,500. Call clean, carpeted. Heat 85 Honda CRX *39£ Manchester, Connecticut 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. ‘9995 8 apaad, Starao. Sporty 586 Main Street us about the above MANCHESTER. Well and air conditioning, CANON Copy machine. Manchester, Connecticut cared for 3 bedroom Used only occasion­ 86 Merkur XR4TI ‘9495 83 Olds Regency *49£ condo, or the other electricity Included. vs. runy Loaded. Lika New Capitol Region Council of Governments homes and condo's we duplex with lots of 390 square feet. $310 per ally. $1,800.00. Call 872- 87 Skylark 4 Dr. ‘9995 Y 221 Main Street character. Non smok­ 0871. MANY OTHERS TO Hartford, Connecticut have available. Realty month. Call 646-4440 World, Benoit, ers. No pets. $750. plus days or 646-1 077 872-9111 CHOOSE FROM A public hearing will be conducted on Augusts 1989at7:30p.m., utilities. 647-7725. In the Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ Frechette Associates, evenings. IQ 9^ SPORTING 345 CENTER ST. ter, Connecticut. The public hearing Is In accordance with the 646-7709.P______VERNON. 3 room apart­ MANCHESTER Connecticut Department of Transportation's Policy entitled ment In newer 4famlly. GOODS "Public Involvement/Publlc Hearings for Highway Layouts and RYEFIELD Condos with I MISCELLANEOUS 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 possible CHFA financ­ Appliances and park­ JOE RILEY’S Designs" and will be concerned with the design propose for the I FOR RENT ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ Construction of Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Plans ing. With many extras, ing Included. $400. plus DILLON FORD and documents showing alternatives are on display at the Man­ won't last long. Free utilities. 647-1113 after cle. $90.00. Call 643- 319 Main St., Manchester ONE car garage, $65 per 9909.______chester Town Clerk's Office. Alternate plans are described new washer/dryerdell- 6:30pm. equally In the Federal Environmental Assessment/Sectlon 4/(f) month. Convient and 86 Ford Excort Wag. >3995 CARDINAL vered on moving day. GLASTONBURY - Se­ GOLF clubs, used starter 86 Lynx HUC393 *3495 Finding Evaluation ond Connecticut Rndlng of No Significant secure. Evenings 643- sets and full sets. $25 to Impact document. More detailed Information Is available for A skin g $122,000. Call cond floor, 2 bedroom, 9321. 85 Marquis 4 Door *7995 BUICK, INC. $95. MIscelloneous 1988 Buick Century LTD '14999 public Inspection and/or copying at the Connecticut Department 644-2444.______heat, hot water, $700 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 of Transportation's Office of Engineering, 160 Poscone Place, clubs. 649-1794. 1988 Buick Skylark '8990 CHFA Approved Mill monthly plus one 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 Newington, Connecticut. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., month security. One 1988 Buick LeSabre '12999 Pond Condo. Be cool In 88 Escort Pony *5295 Monday through FIrdav, excluding holidays. year lease. References. I CHILD CARE I MISCELLANEOUS 1968 Buick Century '11990 Relocation assistance and tentative schedules for construc­ this second floor end 87 Escort "QL" H/B *5595 1988 Buick RMera Cpe. '14,890 unit air conditioned No pets. August 1st. FOR SALE tion and rights of wav acquisition will be discussed at the 633-9325.______ICENSED Day Care 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 1987 Nissan QXE Wag '7280 hearing. Department representatives will be available one condo. Large rooms, 69 Brand New Fastiva *5795 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB >7980 hour prior to the scheduled start of the public hearing to provider In good fam­ laundry room In base­ 454-474 M a in Street. 3 88 Cougar White *11495 1986 Buick ElectrS 380 '10250 meet with Interested persons and to answer questions. ment, city utilities. room apartments. 1 - ily neighborhood have END R O LLS 1986 Buick Century Wag. '8980 Written statements and exhibits In place of, or In addition to $500 plus heat. 1- $540 an opening for 4 child­ 85 Tempo 2 Door *2895 Vernon. $89,900. Philips width — 25tt 1986 Buick LeSabre '8290 oral statements made at the hearing, may be submitted Real Estte, 742-1450.D Including heat. No ren. Constant supervi­ 27W 88 Ranger Pickup '8495 1988 Buick Century '7690 either at the time of the hearing or may be mailed or deliv­ pets. Security. 646-2426 sion and care for your 13" width — 2 for 25$ 85 Ford FI 50 '6995 1986 Olsmoblla Calais '6980 ered to the Town Clerk of Manchester, Town Hall, 41 Center T H E carefree life. E nlo v child. 647-1101. License Newsprint end rolls can be 85 Bronco II AT <8995 Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 or Mr. Milton Shaw, 9-5 weekdays. 1986 Buick Someraal Cpe. *7495 the summer activities num ber 25473. picked up at the Manchester 84 E l50 Van >3995 1966 Chev. Monte Carlo '8495 Engineer of Municipal Systems, Connecticut Department of of swimming, tennis at Transportation, 160 Poscone Place, Newington, Connecticut Herald ONLY before 11am 88 Escort Pony *5195 1986 Toyota Camry '9180 06111, telephone number 666-7204, until August 17, 1989. Such your own place or Monday throuah Thursday 1984 Buick Riviera Cpe. '8995 plenty of time for hik­ I STORE AND I STORE AND 88 Ford Ft 50 P/U *t0595 written statements or exhibits must be reproducible In black OFFICE SPACE P 6 r Sale children Items, 1986 Olds Delta 68 Sad '9980 or white and on paper not to exceed 8 1/2x11' In size. These ing, trips, etc. Just OFFICE SPACE cribs $40., playpen $25., 643;2145 written statements or exhibits will be made part of the public close the door on this 81 Adams St. heorlng transcript and will be considered In the same wav as walker $7.50, Johnnie oral statements. gorgeous 3 bedroom, Jumper $5.00, Century Manchester 2'/2 bath, condo and car seats $10., baby Preregistration sheets will be provided one hour bofore the enlov the zest of life. C A R t E R 649-4571 scheduled start of the hearing (or thoso persons wishing to TWO FANTASTIC OFFERS clothes sizes new born CHEVROLET — GEO sropk. Reduced to $138,000. to 4 years. Call 647-1990. 1229 Main St., Manchester All first time speakers will be limited to five minutes; Call B arbara 647-1419 EfniRE AIR IXINDITIONED OFFICE BLOG evenings 643-0844. U S E D C A R S however, they may speak for o second time with no time •698 Square Feet — Fully Carpeted — Fully Worronteed I MOTORCYCLES/ restraint after everyone has been given an opportunity to RE..AX East of the Four R oom s I CARS speak for a first time. River, 647-1419.0 $4995 IMOPEDS •Brick — One Story — Free Standing I FOR SALE 83 StO Blazer Auto. A/C Deaf and hearing Impaired persons wishing to attend this C H F A Is here 646-2482. •Unlimited Parking — 87 Ford Eacort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C MOTOBECANE Moped. public hearing and requiring an Interpreter may make BEECHWOOD. 2 bed­ VDLKSWAGEN Vanagon arrangement by contacting the Commissioner of Deaf and Municipal Facilities 88 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto 49cc. Good condition. room townhouse, 1'/2 ‘500“'’ PER MONTH NET 1984 GL. Automatic, Runs good. $250. Call Hearing Impaired Interpreting Services at Hartford, phone Air, Cruise, Stero. Ex- $5995 number 566-7414 or calling the Governor's Info Line at baths, deck. Wilfred 84 Dodge Caravan Minivan 646-1774, leave 1-800-842-2220 at least one working day before fhe hearing. Road. 3 bedroom single 'A”Ar-A’0 R 'A "A "A ' cellent $5,700. 647-1480 Auto, A/C message. All persons Interested In this matter are welcome to attend family attached. No •3900 Square Feet — MAZDA 1986 RX7. Red, 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto. A/C this public hearing. associtlon fees. Man­ Air Conditioned, Carpeted clean, 32k, 5 speed. 87 Olds Fltenza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C I MISCELLANEOUS Commissioner chester Garden. 2 bed­ •Divided into several rooms Excellent condition. $7495 Deportment of Transportation room townhouse. Including reception lobby $8,500. Call 649-4836. 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. I AUTOMOTIVE 020-07______G r e a t price $ 8 0 's. •One story brick — Attractively Landscaped D A T S U N 1979, 51 0 Auto. A/C — 3 In Stock Rldgeirest. 2 bedroom •Unlimited parking — $7995 TIRES. (4) MIchelInMXL Wagon. 4 speed, under 17S/70R13 steel radial, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT townhouse l '/2 baths, Municipal Utilities 87 Volkswagen Jatta 4 Dr. 500 miles on new low miles. $50,647-0301. N O TICE OF g o r o g e . Bigelow *6.00 N N N clutch. Air condition­ Auto, A/C ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE B r o o k . 2 b e d ro o m 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr., Auto, A/C BOTH LOCATED MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL PARK ing. Drive this car to 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Tope In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 townhouse. 1,350 sa. ft. California with no wor­ CARS and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the 1'/2 baths. Mallard •Call Hu Holden Real Estate Inc. — adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of Jim Mansfleld 203-653-5081 ries. An excellent car 646-6464 FOR SALE Manchester, Connecticut on July 11, 1989. View. New 3 bedroom at $1,500 firm. Serious Colonial, 1'/2 baths, Inquiries only. 646-2267. PROPOSED ORDINANCE garage. $141,900. B lan­ B E IT O R D A IN E D by the Board of Directors of the Town of chard 8, Rossetto Real­ DLDSMDBILE 1987, Manchester that the following Sections of The Code of (CARS CARS Clera, 16K, mint condi­ Ordinances of the Town of Manchester pertaining to the tors," We're Selling H o u se s" 646-2482.0 FOR SALE tion, under warrantee. Supplemental Pension Ordinances be amended as follows: FOR SALE $8,000 643-0699. Section 13-40. Conditions of Ellglblllly. USED CARS (b)(1) Each member, other thon Police members AND ILOTS/LAND UPON APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF DIREC­ TORS THE MEMBER EMPLOYED AS THE FOR SALE Fully Reconditioned TOWN'S GENERAL MANAGER, shall be re­ quired to authorize the Town to deduct from his or LDTS for sale. Lots of her pay each pay period an amount equal to five lots, Coventry, Bolton, percent (5%) of his or her wages. Hebron, Manchester. <4995 (b) (Iv) Contributions shall be deposited Into the Retirement Approved building lots CHORCHES 1983 $10 BLAZER Allowance Fund. No moneys other than authorized 1-17 acres. Starting at payroll deductions shall be deposited Into the Retirement Allowance Fund by a member EXCEPT $62,000. Flano Real Est­ (HKYSLKK OadgE Oodge Trucks Auto, A/C THAT THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE TOWN ate, 646-5200.D APPOINTED EFFECTIVE JUNE 19, 1989, SHALL 1987 FORD ESCORT 2 DOOR HAVE THE INDIVIDUAL OPTION TO PURCHASE CREDIT FOR NINE (9) YEARS AND ONE (1) 120^ REAL ESTATE Auto, A/C MONTH OF PRIOR SERVICE TO THE TOWN. TO RECEIVE CREDIT FOR SAID PERIOD OF TIME, WANTED Don't Wait For A Sale! THE AMOUNT OF SEVEN THOUSAND EIGHT 1986 PONTIAC SUNBIRD WGN. HUNDRED AND ELEVEN DOLLARS AND LAND wanted. Five plus TWENTY-TWO CENTS ($7411.22) SHALL BE PAID acres. Church of the Automatic TO THE RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE BY SAID Living God of Man­ Every Day Is GENERAL MANAGER IN EITHER A LUMP SUM OR PERIODIC PAYMENTS WITHIN A TWELVE chester Is Interested In (12) YEAR PERIOD OF TIME COMMENCING ON purchasing land In <5995 JULY 1, 1989 AND ENDING ON JUNE 30, 2001. Manchester for pur­ Sale Day Notwithstanding the above, current employees of the pose of building wor­ 1984 DODGE CARAVAN MINIVAN Board of Education Cafeteria Department ship center. Contact (hereinafter referred to as "Board") who became members of the Plan In September of 1984, shall have Pastor David Mullen, Auto, A/C the Individual option to purchase credit for not more 372 Main Street, Man­ than ten (10) years of eligible prior service time from chester, CT 06040. 647- Shop Us First 1986 CAVALIER WAGON August of 1984 back to the employee's dote of Initial . 7355______employment. Current employees of the Board who Auto, A/C were over oge sixty (60) In September of 1984and who wore not allowed to become a member of the Plan [^APARTMENTS ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO due to age, shall be eligible to bKome a member of finance Rebate Mp to 1987 OLDS FIRENZA 4 DR. the Plon as of fhe effective date of this Ordinance and FOR RENT shall hove the Individual option to purchase credit for on select OF teiect Auto, A/C not more than fourteen (14) years of eligible prior MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ service time from effective dote of this Ordinance room, 1st floor. $650. 1 models fflodBis back to the employee's date of initial employment. Eligible employees who elect to purchase prior bedroom 2nd floor $525. ■ service time shall have one (1) year from the Both totally remo­ <7495 effective date of this Ordinance to pay to the deled. All appliances. iianrl]patpr Mrralft Retirement Allowance Fund a lump sum amount No utilities. Possible 1988 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 DOOR determined by the Town Treasurer. Should the lease option. Call 745- 88 Demo 89 Demo ^ployee retire prior to paying said lump sum, then 6246 or 645-8480.______Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock he/she shall not receive credit for prior service time JULY 18, 198Q re^ M ced In this section. Such prior service time BDLTDN, 4 room apart­ Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo thot Is purchased shall be for benefit accrued ment. No pets. Refer­ purposes at Early and Normal Retirement and for Mermlnlng eligibility for Normal Retirement under ences reaulred. $510. Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. <7995 this Retirement Allowance Fund. Commencing on m onthly. 646-2311. the second anniversary of the effective dote of this VERNDN. ' For limited 1987 VOLKSWAGON JETTA 4 DR. Ordinance, such prior service tinie that Is purchased shall also be used for determining eligibility (or Early time only'^nloy a free Auto, A/C Retirement under this Retirement Allowance Fund. color television with ‘ 12980 .*£. ‘ 17055 (b)(v) THE TOWN SHALL ON A YEARLY BASIS CON­ signed lease. Modern TRIBUTE TO THE RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE spacious 1 and 2 bed­ 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 DOOR FUND AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO FIVE PERCENT rooms apartment. Eat- Pre Owned Specials Auto, A/C 9 (5%) OF THE GENERAL MANAGER'S ANNUAL In kitche, large bed- SALARY IF SAID PAYMENT IS NOT DEDUCTED room, private 87 Ply Caravelle SE FROM THE PAY OF THE GENERAL MANAGER 84 5th Ave. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 1987 CHEVY CAMARO PURSUANT TO SECTION 1340(b)(1). EACH YEAR balacony, storage, Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — large pool, heat and hot SUCH CONTRIBUTION IS MADE SHALL BE Loaded Auto — Air — Cassette Auto — Air A/C, T-Tops COUNTED AS A YEAR OF CONTRIBUTORY SER­ water Included. Start­ VICE FOR THE GENERAL MANAGER. ing at $495. Call 870- ’8995 ’6450 Prepared by Steven R. Werbner, Assistant Town Attorney 9665.______*4195 WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS OUTRIGHT 6-28-89 BDLTDN - Guest house This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this 85 PonUac Grand Prix 86 Piy Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) available. 9/1. Dne bed­ V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 6 pass. — V-8 — room, living room, kit­ days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air signed by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the chen, bath. Single Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the older woman. No pets. ’6250 ’3995 ’7995 8 Registrars of Voters, has not been (Med with the Town Clerk $550 plus utilities. Se­ requesting Its reference to a special Town election. CARTER curity and references. / James Fogarty 649-3446.______CHEVROLET GEO Secretary Board of Directors LIK E private home. 3'/2 80 Oakland St., Manchester 1229 Main St., Manchester Manchester, Connecticut rooms. Lease. Work­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut ing single or married Tel. 646-6464 this 12th day of July, 1989 couple preferred. 643- Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 FRI TILL 6 0IM7 2860. J U

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Quality decaffeinated coffee Take a brisk walk — it’s a healthy, natural sport The solution to every exercise- • Slows down the aging thritis and diabetes. It is also a pair of walking shoes and have warm-up and cool-down stretches “Host hater’s dilemma may lie in a good process good means of weight control for made up your mind to start walk­ to prevent injuries and even when pair of walking shoes, 20 minutes goes au natural tastefully • Reduces stress children and adolescents who ing regularly, there are a few things get hectic, make the time to a day and their own two feet. don’t get enough exercise. Some natural decaffeination method, unroasted coffee beans things you should remember, ad­ walk. Use your lunch hour, walk Five times as many Americans Walking, once seen only as a Clears the head and stim­ Although walking does not re­ vises Dr. Levine. Consult a physi­ with a family member before or Y methods remove some of the cof­ are moistened with pure water and now are drinking decaffeinated means of getting from one place ulates creative thinking quire a lot of athletic gear. Dr. coffee as compared to 20 years fee solids along with the caffeine. placed in a cylinder where natur­ cian before you start a walking after work or join a corporate to another, has now become According to Dr. Levine, there Levine emphasizes the importance ago, according to the Interna­ Because of this, coffee naturally ally occurring carbon dioxide Siisti II St! / II t Ja m es program if you are over 45, have a walking program or a walking every man’s — and woman’s — are simple ways to maximize the of wearing the right pair of walk­ tional Coffee Organization. decaffeinated with water and ef­ from underground springs is cir­ medical condition or are seriously exercise. Over 60 million Ameri­ benefits of walking. She en­ ing shoes. club. Although decaffeinated coffee fervescence tends to have a culated. The water itself prepares cans are walking for exercise; sixty- courages her patients to use “ A walking shoe needs to be overweight. Eat a light meal 1 to 2 “ Walking is a natural sport — has been available since the turn smoother, more fullbodied coffee the beans to release their caffeine. five percent of them are women. weights to increase caloric expen­ stable, functional and comfor­ hours before walking to increase anyone ctm do it,” Dr. Levine of the century, it is only recently taste. Retention of coffee solids in The application of effervescence 1 laving m\- Iburtli balix' wa.s prttgrani i.s exce,s.s tai, not “Walking has become so diture, swing their arms to raise table. The most important things your energy. Remember to do adds. ® that sales — spurred by the trend the water and effervescent method at just the right temperature and a snap, liut losing the weiglit water t>r lean bod\' mass, popular because it’s a sport the heart rate, make sure they can to look for in a walking shoe are to a healthy lifestyle —have also retains the coffee solids for pressure draws out the caffeine. afterwards was tough. Eat real/ood. No expen sive prepackaged meals everybody can do. It doesn’t re­ talk at their pace, walk with deter­ support and flexibility to insure markedly increased. Yet most more aroma and body. The carbon dioxide is then remov­ That's wh\' 1 went to Diet recjuired. quire great athletic ability or fancy mination and think positive protection and comfort,” Dr. consumers opting for decaffein­ And the beans speak for ed, taking only the caffeine with Center. No contracts. ')t)u'll stick equipment and can be done thoughts. Levine points out. “ For instance, ated coffee don’t wfant to sacrifice themselves. At the Sanka Taste it. The solids, with their character­ \i4.\nn suitii futtu's lost JOfH/iituLs at DiviCvtitvi with Diet Center becau.se it almost anywhere arid on your own Dr. Levine recommends follow­ NaturalSport Performance- traditional coffee taste. Challenges that were recently con­ istic coffee taste, remain. wt)i‘ks. time,” says Dr. Suzanne Levine, Walkers, part of Naturalizer’s “ Consumers who want every­ ducted at shopping malls in New Sanka’s other natural process ing the “H.A.P.P.Y.” method of )oii 'll feel the diffei viice.' clinical assistant podiatrist at Mt. walking: new line of walking shoes for thing coffee provides — smooth York, Buffalo and Syracuse, con­ uses water and treated carbon. Sinai Hospital in New York City women, have a polyurethane mid­ taste, full body and characteristic sumers overwhelmingly chose Coffee beans are placed in a Hold your head erect and noted walking expert. sole and bottom, and special o coffee aroma — should opt for a Sanka over a gourmet decaf­ cylinder and washed with water. Abdomen tucked Dr. Levine cites the physical cushioning under the heel that coffee naturally decaffeinated feinated blend — on the basis of its Carbon purifies the water and Press your shoulders down and mental health benefits of provide heel-to-toe stability, sup­ with water and effervescence,” smooth taste alone. removes only the caffeine, leaving Diet Press your pelvis in walking. Walking . .. port and cushioning. A running CO says John DeMers, coffee expert Sanka uses two decaffeination the coffee solids. Y-step of walking — land on the shoe-inspired E'VA insert in the and author of Community Kit­ methods. One natural process The decaffeinated beans are • Increases oxygen to muscles outer border of the heel, then roll bottom allows for maximum flex­ o chens Guide to Gourmet Coffee. employs only water; the other uses dried and roasted, then ground Center • Increases circulation off the big toe ibility. PerformanceWalkers are Only one supermarket coffee, water and naturally occurring car­ and packaged for ground coffee, Tlx weifi/jt-loss professionals. Burns an average of 100 In order for walking to be an ef­ designed in the Naturalizer tradi­ Sanka, is decaffeinated with pure bon dioxide (effervescence) or processed to instant or freeze- calories per mile; once you fective form of exercise. Dr. tion with comfort and fit in mountain water and natural ef­ sourced from Taunus mountain dried form. 1 lere’s wh\' 1 think \’ou c ; exceed six miles per hour, Levine says it is important to mind,” she adds. fervescence (the same quality springs in West Germany. The For further information on should join: Special Offer you are burning more make sure that you walk three to The NaturalSport line includes found in sparkling water). The process chosen depends on the Sanka natural decaffeination, as Losefat, not muscle. I'lil v.uii 'dfl Ml oil, I ht I. calories than you would if four times a week. The ideal level PerformanceWalkers, designed process retains more coffee flavor type of coffee beans—different well as tips on diet and nutrition, Research shows 92% of the you were jogging of exercise for many walkers for exercise walking, Sport- than the much touted water pro­ beans respond differently to the write to: Natural Steps to Good weight lost on the Diet Center n V ci)|hi liisv jih J <|x*vd<4 iiiNS • jr \ will) i-ath iiiJi> id iu l I'MU I >ai i cnief. In< would be four to five mile walks, Walkers designed for casual stroll­ two natural methods. 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Know which gas to buy Fresh food recipe by Schaller in this 12-page booklet: Because has taste o f summer ACURA alcohol tends to clean dirt, rust and Manchester grime from the fuel system, the fuel filter should be checked after As the cold days of winter have 1 load imsliced round bread New 1989 ACURA first having used gasohol. Also, dwindled down to a few, the taste (about 9-inch diameter) Y fuel hoses and fuel-related com­ of light, fresh foods are coming 1 quart mixed salad greens LEGEND "L” COUPE $39473* ponents should be checked for into season. 2 cups cooked crabmeat or fish deterioration. A delicious idea is Cioppino fillets, flaked For As Low As While alcohol has proven to be a Bread Basket, a refreshing and V* pound medium shrimpi satisfactory fuel additive in most light main dish salad that’s a uni­ cleaned and cooked cases, vehicle owners should be que adaptation of the popular 1 cup cooked artichoke hearts, aware of certain characteristics that seafood stew. quartered may cause problems. In hot wea­ As a perfect accompaniment to 1 medium tomato, cut into ther vapors can interrupt the flow Cioppino Bread Basket, serve a wedges of fuel from the gas tank to the tall, cold pitcher of refreshing iced Smoking is one of the best ways to Vi cup finely chopped onion engine. Known as vapor lock, this tea and enjoy and endless taste of condition, more prevalent with add subtle flavoring to meats. The 1 tablespoon chopped fresh choice of wood used In smoking will summer! parsley gasohol, can cause stalling or rough not only influence flavor but can add idling. When this happens, it is Vi cup Wish-Bone® Lite color, according to The Coleman Cioppino Bread Basket lere NO MONEY DOWN! 0 4 8 9 necessary to allow the engine to Company. French-Style Dressing *60 Month Closed End Lease, 1st month payment, cool down before attempting to Photo courtesy ol Coteman Cioppino Bread Basket is a tasty Ensuring a pleasant trip includes blend, methanol, is not recom­ Cut a lengthwise slice off top of security deposit of *450“ Taxes, Reg. and D.O.C. start it again. combination of salad greens, buying the proper fuel for your mended for all makes of vehicles. bread. Hollow out center of bread, Additional. A purchase option is available. Another condition, known as Cooking Tips For Game And Fish seafood, artichoke hearts, tomato vehicle. The wrong gasoline in cer­ Check your owners manual to be “ phase separation,’’ can occur and onion served in a hollowed leaving !4-inch shell. tain engines can cause poor perfor­ sure. • Smoking is one of the best ways to add when too much water accumulates Preparing special wild game and fish bread round. Convenient bottled In large bowl, combine salad mance, deterioration of fuel system This information is detailed in a dinners for family and friends is a subtle flavoring to meats. The choice ^ HURRY IN in the gas tank. More common in lite French dressing, with its special green, crabmeat, shrimp, arti­ components, and interruption of new publication from the Council delight many sportsmen enjoy. of wood used in smoking will not only cooler temperatures, the mixture of Yet some hunters have difficulty get­ influence flavor, but can add color. blend of spices, is the perfect chokes, tomato, onion and parsley: SCHALLEK FOR BEST travel plans, says Car Care Council. of Better Business Bureaus, which alcohol and water can corrode ting the knack of cooking wiild g^une and Cherry wood, for instance, will make seasoning. Its light taste com­ chill. Fill shell with salad mixture. states that all U.S. and foreign a turkey appear reddish, while mes- Most of today’s cars can and metal components in the fuel fowl because they fail to realize that plements each ingredient without Just before serving, drizzle with ‘/i SELECTION automobile manufacturers now wild meat is somewhat different than quite makes the bird’s color bronze should use unleaded fuel, but not system. masking their fresh natural flavors, cup bottled lite French-style dress­ MANCHESTER approve the use of 10% ethanol domestic meat. and hickory yields a golden coloration. all can operate on every gasoline For single copies of the booklet • Ducks and geese will be more moist and it’s also light in calories — only ing. Serve with remaining dressing. blends in their vehicles. It suggests available. Gasohol, for example, send 25' and a self addressed, The Coleman Company offers the when cooked with the skin on. If you 30 calories per tablespoon. Makes about 6 servings. 3 4 5 Center. St. (Rt. 6), Manchester which is unleaded gasoline with up that, if driveability problems stamped business size envelope to following suggestions and recipes for have skinned wildfowl, consider wrapping the birds in bacon (holding 647-7077 to 10% ethanol (or 5% methanol) occur, the owner should revert to the Council of Better Business preparing tasty wild game dinners us­ bacon in place with toothpicks) when Exit 60 Off 1-84 Minutes from Hartford conventional gasoline. Bureaus, Dept. G, 1515 Wilson ing the versatile new Cookin’ Machine. added, has become accepted at the • Do not overcook wildfowl or wild grilling or smoking to prevent drying. nation’s gas pumps. But the latter Two valuable recommendations Blvd., Arlington, VA 22209. game. Perhhps the biggest mistake This will hold true for upland birds, novice wildgame chefs make is over­ too. Try serving duck medium to cooking, which can produce dry, medium rare if you have not tried it Check your car tough meat. before on a grill. • Wild game contains far less fat than • Don’t be afraid to experiment with iMNO-ESTERHONCA domestic meat, so the cooking method recipes. In addition to the many wild should preserve the meat's own mois­ game recipes available from cook ON CONVERSION It ture and juices or add moisture. books, you can convert domestic meat • By using a water pan during the cook­ recipes to wild game or fowl by us­ ing a little imagination. Cooking time A ing and smoking process, steam will help insure moist, succulent meat. may need to be altered because of the • Wine, beer, fruit juices, fruit slices or slightly different namte of wild game. spices can be addal to the water to add You can make wild game cooking as a hint of flavor to meats. simple or complicated as you like • Marinades and sauces should enhance Either way, you can end up with tasty NEW & DEMONSTRATOR the meat’s own special flavor, not results that will please you and your din­ overpower it or cover it up. ner guests. ______VANS 1989 HONDAS!! WE HAVE 8 50 mpg. 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Teach kids Beirbequed foods can Take me along if THE Polish ham recipe to travel DOG pleases party goers be good and heeilthy with style you love me HOUSE • Avoid using oil-based salad dress­ Worried that your children will Warm weather signals barbeque Located on the corner of A little creativity goes a long way. syrup mixture with orange marma­ ings and barbeque sauces on meat, misbehave in a fine hotel or elegant How often have you dropped time - and barbequed foods are Hilliard & Electric Streets When planning your next dinner lade and spoon part of this glaze mix­ delicious. They can also be healthy, since these cause smoke flare-ups restaurant? Rest assured. your beloved pets at the kennel and party, “ HAM IT UP” with fruit ture over ham. Return ham to oven Y lookedinto those big, sad eyes? How North End Manchester. claims the American Institute on and charring. So advises Antoine Corinthios, for 15 minutes. Hours: Mon-Fri 11 to 3 topped baked Polish ham. The mild Cancer Research, if you follow some • Remove any charred material that general manager of The Ritz- often have you said you’d rather take hy M o ulrta i Sit’qdl flavor of the ham enhanced with this Place drained fruits (including guidelines for better barbequing: does form on the food’s surface. Carlton. them along, but you weren’t sure Xtra Long Hotdoga ...... *1.60 combination of fruits is sure to cherries) on top and around sides of “ Children do surprisingly well in how best to do it? Kielbaa — jumbo sized ...... *1,75 please the palate as well as the eye. ham; spoon a little more of glaze • Select meats that are low in fat. • Keep a squirt bottle of water handy new surroundings - if they know Free booklet Puppy Doga — for smaller appetites ...... *1.50 When serving Polish Ham you are mbeture over fruits and ham and Research shows that the higher the for dampening coals that become level of fat in charcoal-broiled too hot or flare up. what’s expected,” he said. “With “ Pets on the Go” with/Chili, Cheese, Chopped Onions, Saurekraut, sure of the finest quality ham - all bake 15 minutes longer. proper preparation, you can make a Sauteed Onions & Peppers. tender meat, no water added and 98 Meanwhile, prepare sauce for meats, the greater the production • If smoke from dripping fat is too Loaf of Bread, In his delightful new booklet, hotel or restaurant visit a happy percent fat free. ham. Measure 2 cups of combined of carcinogens. heavy, move the food to another adventure for all concerned.” “ Pet on the Go,” noted pet author 8" Italian-Meatball Grinder ...... *3.00 syrup mixture into small saucepan. Some Cheese... • Try covering the grill with section of the grill, rotate the grill, Corinthios suggests: Mordecai Siegal answers your ques­ Fruit topped Add any remaining marmalade 8" Italian Sausage Grinder ...... *3.00 aluminum foil before you cook. or reduce the heat. And Us! • Set the scene in advance, explain­ tions and says “ Yes! Take them baked Polish ham glaze mbrture and whole cloves. Nachoa with Chili & Cheese ...... *1.50 Holes can be punched between the • Some foods, especially fish and ing that you’ll be staying or eating along!” Bring to a boil. Mix cornstarch with Nachoa with Cheese...... *1.25 grids toletfatdripout.Thefoil will vegetables,can be cooked onagrill in a place where certain behavior is The 20-page booklet details pre­ 1 S-lb. canned Polish ham 'A cup of the remaining uncooked protect food from the smoke and in foil to protect them from smoke expected. Say you’re taking them paration plans, a traveling den for Tacos ...... *1.50 1 16 oz. can apricot halves syrup mixture (use water if necessary 1 12 oz. can pineapple chunks the fire. and to preserve more of their along because you are proud of your pet, concerns for food and to make 'A cup) and stir to a smooth Jumbo Dill Pickle ...... 35^ 1 11 oz. can seedless lychees natural flavor. them and confident they will act water, the dangers of parked cars, ! ! paste. Stir cornstarch mixture into • Trim excess fat from the meat Chips ...... 1 9 'A oz. can preserved kumquates accordingly. and how to take your pet on trains, saucepan with the combined syrup before cooking. • Whenever possible, properly use a Soda ...... 75« Va c. orange marmalade • Keep rules simple; Hotel corri­ planes, and boats. Considerations mixtures and continue cooking until drip pan to catch dripping fat. 1 small jar maraschino cherries, • Substitute fish or poultry (with dors, elevators and lobbies are not Very Fine Fruit Juice ...... 70ff mixture becomes thickened and • Baste frequently while cooking. for stays in hotels and motels are dis­ drained skin and fat removed) for more play aretis. The telephone is not to clear, about 2 minutes. U se barbeque sauceratherthanfat cussed, as well international travel. DAILY SPECIALS 2 Tbs. cornstarch fatty meats. be used as a toy. Nobody may Cartoons by William Hamilton Owned & Operated By: Faith M. McCann Pour into serving bowl to be drippings, butter or oil. few whole cloves spooned over the sliced ham as leave the table at will. match the light readable tone of the • When grilling fish, choose a lean • Use liquid smoke in sauces and Place ham on bake-and-serve served. Serves: 8 - 10. • Brush up on manners at home. booklet. fish. Besides less fat, it will hold its marinades for smoked flavor W r platter and bake in preheated 350 ‘’F For more Polish ham serving sug­ UVERIJ SEflfe “Correcting kids in a restaurant The booklet is available free from shape better during cooking. without increased cancer risk. gestions send your name and address can turn a pleasant meal into a bat­ the ALPO Pet Center at P.O. Box oven for 30 minutes. 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Dietary supplements: More is Gourmet Touch To Camp Meals Take care of your feet for a lifetime of wear Ideas to lift camp meals into the following can add zest and flavor to In the course of a lifetime, the the toes — clean and dry, and to tain acids that destroy the tissue but This is usually caused by improper feet can help prevent problems. gourmet status, courtesy of the ordinary meals: feet bear a weight equal to several expose the feet to sun and air do not treat the cause. Although trimming of the nails or pressure on Exposure to cold temperatures, not always better Thyme Nutmeg Coleman Company: million tons. It is little wonder, whenever, possible. Fungicidal not curative, when used under pro­ the nails from nail deformity. It is wading or bathing in cold water, Many people are attracted by wide variety of foods — provides all Some Popular Dietary Practices Marjoram Cloves • Add a dash of herbs and/or wine then, that in later life feet often powders may be dusted on the feet per supervision these medicines will especially common in large toes. A pressure on the feet from shoes, ads for vitamins and minerals the necessary nutrients. In addition, and Fads to a favorite casserole. Or top with Basil Ginger hurt. sometimes reduce the need for doctor can remove the part of the long periods of sitting or resting, which imply that they will improve there are other substances in foods a packaged cheese sauce and Oregano Cinnamon daily. croutons. Chives Seasoned salt Many common foot problems Dry skin sometimes results in surgery. nail that is cutting into the skin and and smoking can reduce blood flow Y appearance, give sex life a boost, which, although not essential for The use of megavitamins and • Add a little homemade garlic/herb Beef and chicken bouillon granules may result from disease, long years itching and burning feet. Dryness Warts are skin growths caused by take measures to heal the area and to the feet. Even sitting with your prevent or cure diseases, and even life, are beneficial to health. Foods high-potency formulas is of current Dried minced onion and garlic lengthen life. But there is, as yet, may also contain some essential concern amoung scientists. These butter to meats, vegetables, baked of wear and tear, ill-fitting or can be helped by applying a body viruses. They are sometimes painful control any infection. Ingrown toe­ legs crossed or wearing tight, elastic potatoes, and French bread. A seasoned mix for fish little scientific evidence to back nutrients that have not yet been supplements contain 10 to 100 times Garlic/herb butter mix poorly designed shoes, poor circu­ lotion to the legs and feet every day and if left untreated they may nails can usually be avoided by cut­ garters or socks (long elastic hose most of these claims. identified. the RDA for some vitamins and • Making biscuits, pancakes, cob­ Coarse ground black pepper lation to the feet, or toenails that and by using mild soaps (such as spread. Since over-the-counter ting the toenail straight across and tend to be better) can affect circula­ blers, quick breads, cinnamon rolls, Doctors occasionally prescribe Large amounts of some supple­ minerals. People may take them Italian salad dressing to marinate are not properly trimmed. those containing cold cream). The preparations rardy cure warts, pro­ level with the top of the toe. If you tion. On the other hand, standing and more are easy with a good bak­ and season meats, or add to a pasta dietary supplements to correct ments may upset the natural because they think the RDA’s are ing mix. Take along extra-good It is a good idea to check your best moisturizers are those contain­ fessional care should be sought. have difficulty cutting your toenails up and stretching, walking, and deficiencies diagnosed in their balance of nutrients that the body only minimum requirements and salad feet regularly — or to have them ing petrolatum or lanolin. All soaps The doctor may apply medicines, or if they are deformed, ask your other forms of exercise promote syrups and jams. Dried mushrooms normally maintains. Too much of checked by a member of the fam­ can dry the skin if used too often so remove the wart surgically, or — doctor to trim them for you. good circulation. Gentle massage patients. For example, people who that, if a little is good, a lot will be • The addition of some of the Dry white and dry red wine have osteoporosis — a condition some of them can affect the way better. The allowances, however, ily — and to care for them properly it is best to use them sparingly. using anesthesia — bum or freeze it Diabetes is a disease that makes and warm foot baths (95 °F/35 °Q causing thin, brittle bones — may others act. Although extra amounts are set high enough to cover the with good hygiene. Foot checkups Although bath oils may feel good, off. people particularly prone to sores can also help increase blood flow to be advised by their physicians to of some nutrients are not absorbed needs of healthy people. can play a key role in the early they should not be added to bath Bunions occur when big toe and infections on their feet. the feet. take calcium supplements, usually and pass out of the body, others can Large doses of some nutrients diagnosis of many illnesses, includ­ water because they can make the joints are out of line and become Because diabetes may impair the Shoes should be chosen carefully. in combination with vitamin D. build up to dangerous levels. can act like drugs, often with ing diabetes. feet and bathtub very slippery. swollen and tender. Bunions may sense of feeling in the feet, serious The upper part of the shoe should Strict dieters, heavy drinkers, and serious results. Large amounts of Corns and calluses appear on the result from ill-fitting shoes pressing injuries can occur more easily. Cuts be made of a soft, flexible material those who are recovering from Getting the Nutrients vitamins A and D are particularly Common Foot Problems skin as a response to repeated fric­ on a deformity or from an inherited should receive immediate medical to allow the shoe to conform to the surgery or an illness may need cer­ You Need dangerous. Too much vitamin A tion and pressure from shoes. Some weakness in the foot. If a bunion is attention because diabetics heal shape of the foot. Soles should pro­ tain preparations. can cause headaches, nausea, diar­ Fungal and bacterial condi­ corns and calluses are symptoms of not severe, wearing shoes that are slowly. Even minor infections can vide solid footing and not be slip­ But too often, people take high- Most people can get the nutrients rhea, and, eventually, liver and tions — including athlete’s foot — a more serious condition, such as a wide at the instep and the toes may take months to heal, and complica­ bone damage. High doses of pery. Low-heeled shoes are not only dose supplements of various they need by eating a wide range of occur because the feet are usually bone deformity. A podiatrist (a provide relief. Protective pads can tions in severe cases may lead to nutritious foods each day. As a vitamin D can cause kidney damage safer and less damaging to the feet, vitamins and minerals without a enclosed in a dark, damp, warm doctor who specializes in the care of also be used to cushion the painful surgical removal of the limb. doctor’s advice in the hope of guide, a well-balanced diet should in adults. When taken in excessive but are more comfortable as well. environment, which is an ideal feet), a skin specialist, or a family area. There are several methods for Diabetics should be especially preventing or curing a disease or include the following: at least two amounts, supplemental iron can FROZEN YOGURT. Shoes made of leather allow the feet growing place for fungi and bac­ doctor can determine the cause of treating bunions, including the careful to avoid extremely hot or condition. This can be a waste of servings of milk or dairy products build up to harmful levels in the to “ breathe” and can reduce the teria. 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WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The National Assembly convened to­ day to choose a president, and Y Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski was moderates expected to benefit from an opposition boycott to be elected to the powerful new post. By Martin Crutsinger Reserve Board, which has been Jaruzelski’s chances also de­ The Associated Press concerned that the country might sports pended in part on his ability to be on the verge of another command allegiance in the com­ WASHINGTON - Inflation inflationary spiral. munist coalition, where some slowed in June as consumer Today’s report on consumer prices rose a modest 0.2 percent, prices, coupled with news last legislators oppose him. week that wholesale prices actu­ As lawmakers gathered for the the smallest advance in 16 vote, about 50 anti-Jaruzelski months, the government reported ally fell in June, provided con­ today. crete evidence that the spurt in 991 Main St. Manchester, CT demonstrators from the Confed­ prices in the early part of 1989 was eration for an Independent Po­ The price mcdcration reflected land rallied outside. "Jaruzelski the biggest drop in energy prices finally beginning to moderate. in more than two years and the Patrick Jackman, a Labor Must Go,” read one of their Department analyst, said price 647-9126 banners. smallest increase in food costs this year. pressures over the next several Jaruzelski, the Communist The 0.2 percent June rise in the months should moderate enough Party chief, was expected to be to keep consumer inflation for all the sole candidate for the presid­ Consumer Price Index, the go­ "central connecticuts source for sports” vernment’s primary gauge of of 1989 down at around 5 percent. ency. Shortly after the nationally Prices rose 4.4 percent in both broadcast meeting began. Solid­ inflation at the retail level, was just one-third the 0.6 percent 1987 and 1988. At Nassiffs, shop 5,000 sq. ft. of arity lawmakers lost by 295-256 increase recorded in May. The trouble at the beginning of their motion to allow legislators Even with the slowdown, prices the year was that energy prices, to question the candidate from at the consumer level rose at a driven by the run-up in world Top Name Brands of Performance sporting goods the floor of the assembly. petroleum prices, shot up at an Jaruzelski said if he were seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.9 percent in the first six annual rate of 40.3 percent. Performance rejected as president, he would months of 1989, the fastest pace However, energy prices at the nominate his longtime confidant. for the first half of a year since consumer level actually fell by 1 IF YOU WANT Interior Minister Gen. Czeslaw percent in June, the biggest Athletic Footwear Kiszczak. 1982. ^Quality Under Poland's newly re­ But the moderate June ad­ decline since a 1.9 percent drop in By: •Mizuno vamped constitution, the office of vance, the smallest increase October 1986. •Service president would give Jaruzelski since a similar 0.2 percent rise in Food costs, which had been •Turntec February 1988, was certain to be Please see POLAND, page 12 seen as good news at the Federal Please see INFLATION, page 12 •Reebok •Selection •Mitre •Competitive Prices No harm Coventry arrests •Adidas There is only one •Converse place you have to go: seen in please police chief By Jacqueline Bennett that abuse is a crime. And More NASSIFF SPORTS project Manchester Herald He said some of the complaints about abuse and sexual assault COVENTRY - A sharp in­ came to the police department By Alex GIrelll crease in criminal arrests for through school counselors. In the MAKE NASSIFPS YOUR TEAM SPORTS HEADQUARTERS Manchester Herald child abuse and domestic dis­ sexual assault cases, the police Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald putes in town is a positive sign, became involved "after the •Unbeatable service with our knowledgable staff and A newly-filed report on recon­ says Police Chief Frank fact,” he said. struction of downtown Main EXAMINES SITE PLOT — Bolton’s development In his office in the ’Trzaskos. Trzaskos said most of the Street concludes that the project "The kids themselves are more sexual assault complaints were IN HOUSE CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING! will have no great economic and zoning enforcement officer, Stephen Community Hall. Lowrey, looks over plans for a new dware of what their rights are and from females age 15 or younger. environmental effects and that they are coming forward,” Trzas­ Dorothy Grady, director of •Quality uniforms and equipment the downtown parking situation kos said Tuesday. human services for the town. sa id during construction will be worse At a meeting of the Town Tuesday she had been unaware of if no access raod east of Main Council Monday night. Town the dramatic increase in child •Prices that can’t be beat Street is included. Bolton’s new zoning officer Manager John Elsesser said a abuse. Grady said her office acts The report was completed by large percentage of a jump in as a referral agency and does not the Manchester engineering firm criminal arrests this year is due do counseling. We also specialize in company printwear so let The Professionals at of Fuss and O’Neill and by toa riseinchildabuseandarrests She said more children and NASSIFPS do your next print requirement. FitzGerald and Halliday of says it’s time to get serious for domestic disputes. others who are abused need to be Hartford. The arrests include four in made aware of their legal rights. The report will be the subject of connection with complaints of “It is important for everyone to a hearing by the state Depart­ By Rick Santos neighbors, and you’d work things out.” sexual assault of teen-agers know that they do not deserve to ment of Transportation Aug. 2 at Manchester Herald Since November, Lowrey said he has noticed within families, he said. be mistreated. It is not OK. Tell 7:30 p.m in the hearing room of approximately 30 violations of the town’s zoning Elsesser’s comments came in someone to make it stop.” Grady Lincoln Center. BOLTON — The town zoning officer says he laws. response to questions from Coun­ said. Copies of the report may be wants to crack down on violators of zoning Most offenders of zoning regulations are cil member James Sullivan about Grady said people can report V/SA read at the Mary Cheney Library regulations — even if he has to take them to court. unaware they are breaking the law, he said, and a quarterly report from Trzas­ abuse or sexual assault by calling fdassiff sports or at the office of the town clerk. Stephen Lowrey, who was named the town’s once they are informed of the violation, they try kos. The report says there were 77 her office at 1-800-842-2288. In an The study was ordered by the first full-time zoning enforcement officer in to comply with the law. arrests from April 1 to June 30 of emergency, call the police, she Federal Highway Administra­ November, said that violations of the zoning laws However, there are others who know of their this year comi^red to 35 for the said. tion. As a result of the order, a have been increasing as the town grows. Right offenses and think they can get away with them. same time period last year. Grady attributed the increase group opposed to the $15 million about now, he’s fed up. Problem violators are those too self-centered to Trzaskos said Tuesday, "When in a rrests for child abuse to better 991 Main St. T r a p plan, A Downtown Association to "The thing that would help me out would be to make the changes he recommends for com­ you look at percentages it seems awareness. Preserve the Throughfare, did have some backing. If some rather blatant pliance, Lowrey said, even after being threa­ large but the numbers are small. “Through TV and school pro­ 0 - not proceed with a lawsuit violators were taken to court, then that would tened with legal action. However for our community it’s a grams, there is better under­ Manchester, CT 647-9126 against the project. serve as notice to others," he said. Threats are not made, he said, until he has sent lot.” standing of what’s not approp­ Always Wefcome But Bruce Beck, attorney for Lowrey said the problem with enforcement is the offender two or more letters explaiming how The population of the town is riate,” she said. the group, said the suit would be related to the changing character of the town. to meet the town’s regulations. about 10.000. Grady said it is ironic that the re-instituted if the group does not "Bolton’s been a small town,” he said. “It used Trzaskos credited a program report of the sexual assaults agree with the conclusions. to be that you’d discuss things with your Please see ZONING, page 12 presented in the schools this Neither Beck, nor Dr. Robert spring with increasing awareness Please see COVENTRY, page 12 Fish, head of Adapt, could be reached today for comment. In a summary of the report, the enfiineers conclude that the re­ construction will not produce a Lieberman says Sound vulnerable to spills significant impact on noise, air WASHINGTON (AP) - Oil In a letter to the senator, The Coast Guard said a worst- to act in the event of a spill; it only to be free of any long-term quality or on the elderly and permits the Coast Guard to stay low-income people living in the spills are commonplace in the Fearnow also said the Connecti­ case scenario would be a major affects,” the Coast Guard com­ cut plan lor dealing with an oil spill from a large tanker near the out of a cleanup effort if it mander said. 9 Long Island Sound, with the Coast area. determines that the party respon­ It also concludes there will not Guard recording 550 spills over spill in the sound ‘ ‘needs improve­ eastern entrance of the sound Lieberman also said there may the past four years, says Sen. ment in the execution area.” during a flood tide with winds sible can do it properly.” Lieberman aide Jim Kennedy be a need to increase the number Please see REPORT, page 12 Joseph I. Lieberman. Lieberman said current conti- from the south. That would cause of Coast Guard inspections-of oil Nearly all of the spills were gency plans leave the Connecti­ "major contamination of the said the senator was surprised by‘he number of oil spills, which tankers and shore-based oil facili­ minor, but the Connecticut Demo­ cut and Long Island shorelines Connecticut coastline in as few as ties. The Coast Guard said it has crat said Tuesday he is convinced vulnerable. An estimated 5.5 two hours,” Fearnow said. has averaged about one every three days since 1985. issued 300 violations since 1984 TODAY the Coast Guard would be unable billion gallons of oil products go Lieberman, a member of the with annual inspections. to effectively handle a major through the sound annually. Senate Environment Committee, Fearnow said nearly all of the accident in the sound. "The resources are clearly not objected to the Coast Guard’s recent spills were classified as "The Coast Guard is uncover­ Coast Guard Cmdr. John H. close by in sufficient amounts to policy that the party responsible minor, which means less than ing one violation every week, on Index 10,000 gallons of oil were dis­ 8 Fearnow, responding to ques­ deal with a major spill,” the for a spill must "be given the average,” the senator said. “Yet 24 pagM, 2 aectlona tions posed by Lieberman in the Connecticut Democrat said. "If a opportunity to conduct the charged in each instance. the Coast Guard informs me that Claailfled _ 22-23 Obituaries------2 wake of the Exxon Valdez oil spill big spill happens, our coast will cleanup.” There have been five major oil they conduct inspections of Com ics_____ 16 Opinion — 10-11 off the Alaskan coast, said it be hit hard before help can arrive. “That’s not the way I read the spills — Retween 100,000 gallons tankers and shore-based oil facili­ Food_____ 13-14 Sports------18-21 would take the agency’s Atlantic That’s a fact of life. In Alaska, it Clean Water Act,” Lieberman and 600,000 gallons — on the Long.- ties only once per year. That Focus______7 Television------15 Strike Team eight to 12 hours to took 10 hours for serious help to said. “This law does not require Island Sound since 1970, accord­ leads me to believe that there LocsI/State__ 2-6 Weather------2 arrive on the scene' of a major arrive, and by that time the spill the president or the Coast Guard ing to the Coast Guard. All were very well may be a lot more was out of control.” to give someone the opportunity cleaned up and the areas “appear violations that go undiscovered.” Natlon/World j 6-9 spill in the Long Island Sound. 9

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