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OyOeerae Leyrto were left wfthont electricity, aome aaid in an interview Friday. "1 think* about when reminded of HereM itoaerfer for aa long a* a week. But being unveiled laat winter. N O officiala think I can cope with it if only we Hurricane Gloria. after the atorm. Shelter* were kept in tbe dark about when power knew what waa going on." aaid they were prepared to apring apecifically deaignated for future "What I remember moat ia the 9ho A f t n aye today ffnrricaM would be reatored fa tbe firat thing Into action thia paat Auguat. when criaea. old generator* replaced and Sirianni aaid a major concern difficnity of dealing with the Gloria rfyped t^roag^ tike Man- many people remember about the Hurricane Charley threatened new communication* ayatema W y during the ordeal waa that the food utility,’’ be aaid Friday. After the ctoater area, tearing road* co­ atorm. which ripped through the Connecticut. But Charley blew out purchaaed. E ant vered iritit free Hmlw. home* inhiar^gerator wouMgobad. On cleanup waa over, Weiaa and central part of the atate on the to aea. ao the teat ia yet to come. MIC wiOkoot power, tchoofs and ho*i- afternoon of Sept. n . isss. the third day, he bought aome dry Mayor Barbara Weinberg held a The phyaical aigna of Gloria’* nenea cloned and a laating me­ ice to keep the Hema cold. On the public hearing to give re a i^ t a the Weiaa aaid the town teamed ita Wait are atill viaible an around. A Jamea Sirianni. who live* on own leaaon and baa better prepared mory of natore’a aweaome Green Road In Mancbeafer. went aixfh. he borrowed a generator. opportunity to complain. The two abort walk in the wood* win reveal atrength. alao attended a hearing called by itaelf to deal with future emergen- tree* anapped in half and other* aix day* without electricity. Hia For Mancheater Town Manager Moat noticeaMe waa the loaa of tbe General AeaemMy to addrea* clea. An emergency operation* uprooted. biggeat complaint, however, waa Robert Weiaa, getting information electricity, wMch took away moat atatewide complaint* againat NO. committee meeta regularly, and a that Northeaat Vtilittea could not from NO about when power would But for the Mclntire family on of Hfe'a modem convenience* for The company’* reaponae waa to new police communication ayatem accurately fell him when hi a power be turned back on and what he aaid Pine Shore* Drive in Coventry, the over half a million Connecficiit develop a decentraHted communi­ haa been inatalled. would be back on. waa the company’* failure to reminder* of Gloria remain In the reaidenta. Thonaanda in Manchea- cation ayatem deaigned to provide P In Bolton, Coventry and An­ "Th a t waa the main thing — you coordinate reatoration efforta with front yard. ter, Bolton. Andover and Coventry information to town official* and didn’t know where you st<^." be the town are the firat thinga be dover, aimilar ennergency pre- the general public. After it waa paredneaa plana were deaigned Pleaae tarn to page 3 W r Sanctions veto

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By Terence Hunt president will not wage an all-out The Aasocicrted Press fight If it appears certain he will lose. WASHINGTON - President "Doing nothing has always been Reagan, setting th^ stage for one of an option," Speakes said. the toughest foreign policy show­ Meanwhile, dozens of House and AFTI downs In his administration, ve- Senate members gathered at a 2 p.m. toed legislation Friday imposing rally at the Capitol to urge Reagan NortI new eoMMMio taaeuiu sgalm to afgii ^ aamkteaa bill aittf, i0 the white-minority government of wonda «/ m*My of (Hwn, '~g«f very confident" the Senate prospects for a peaceful end to could override a veto. apartheid and the establishment of And Rep. Mickey Leland, D- a free and open society for all In Texas, chairman of the congres­ 7 South Africa." sional black caucus, told the rally: Deserted by many of his usual "President Reagan is waiting until H o n allies, Reagan does not have the last minute like a thief In the enough votes to prevent the House night to veto legislation that Prim and Senate from overriding his clearly has the support of the gabeol veto, according to the White House American people.” honora and Republican vote-counters In "After years of mere negligence during Ah photo Congress. and Immobility, the president of next V Playing for time to find suppor­ the United States will use the man to About 20 members of the Zulu tribe stage a sit-in Friday Reagan vetoed legislation Imposing new economic ters, the White House delayed prestige and power of his office to chusett In the lobby of the U.S. Consulate In Johannesburg, announcement of the veto until sentence millions of South Africans Mug( sanctions against South Africa. The group got Its wish after the House quit work for the South Africa. They vowed to remain there until President Friday night. to a life of cruelty and injustice," whlte-r week, thus preventing a quick said Rep. Norman Mlneta, D-Callf. ony to I override vote in the Democratic- "The Congress and the American be hor controlled chamber. public will not sustain this Indecent speaks It an override is approved, the act.” as the r sanctions — including a ban on all With sanctions seen as a politi­ the 101- new American investment and cally popular Issue In an election Senate warned on anti-drug bill bank loans In South Africa — will tlon mo year, the legislation rolled through Univt be enforced despite Reagan’s the House on a 308-77 vote and objections. Duffey WASHINGTON (AP) - The mob.” through the Senate on a 84-14 tally. Dole, R-Kan., said he hopes for Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., In addition to banning U.S. Two-thirds of the members present recogni Senate began fashioning a |1.4 He urged his colleagues to "cool final Senate action on the drug bill predicted that if civil liberties Investment and bank loans, the and voting are needed to override a cess in billion anti-drug bill Friday amid the passions that ruled the House” at a rare Saturday session. concerns are not satisfied, they new legislation would terminate veto. ravag pleas by some moderate Republi­ and steer clear of legislation that Evans' warning that House pro­ would “ derail" the entire bill, landing rights In this country for With a House override believed warfa cans to resist controversial House- "could be as dangerous as the drug visions would "trample our Consti­ which House and Senate leaders South African aircraft and prohibit Inevitable, it will be up to the and " approved proposals they said problem itself." tution" was backed by GOP Sens. have given top priority for enact­ U.S. imports of South African Republican-ruled Senate to decide racial would "trample our Constitution" In contrast to the t3 billion-bill Charles McC. Mathias, Md.; Ro­ ment before Congress adjourns for uranium, coal, steel, textiles, mil­ whether Reagan wins or loses. Muf and violate civil liberties. approved by the House on a 392-16 bert Packwood, Ore.; JohnChafee, the November elections. itary vehicles, agricultural pro­ Even in the Senate, Reagan faces contrt These proposals included Impos­ vote Sept. 11, the scaled-down R.I., and Lowell P. Weicker, Conn., ducts and food. an uphill battle. Thirty-four votes ing the death penalty in drug- Senate version would pour more But these arguments were dis­ remai who threatened a parliamentary "The veto situation is one which are needed to sustain a veto if all related murders, stepped-up use of money into drug interdiction, erad­ missed by Sen. Paula Hawkins, Cabin roadblock over the bill's financing could go either way. I believe that senators vote. the armed forces to halt drug ication, education and treatment, provision. R-Fla., who is fighting a tough On there are the votes in the Senate to Lugar, appearing on the "CBS smuggling and easing the "exclu­ outlaw laundering of drug profits re-election campalgn that is domi­ Cartel Weicker served notice he would override the veto but I say that Morning News,” said Reagan sionary rule” that prohibits cour­ and stiffen penalties for drug nated by the drug problem in her at the object to creating a federal anti­ very reluctantly,” said Sen, Ri­ appears to have 28 to 30 votes In the troom use of illegally obtained possession and distribution. home state. Zimbe drug trust fund financed partly by chard Lugar, R-tnd., chairman of Senate. evidence. But Majority Leader Bob Dole’s contributions from taxpayers who ter De "Already we hear the same the Foreign Relations Committee, In Congress, supporters argued' Sen. Daniel J. Evans, R-Wash., floor strategy for what he calls a earmarked a portion of their 9 the Re voices of permissiveness who have who has split with the White House that sanctions would put pressure said these and other provisions "tough but fiscally responsible" income tax refunds for use in the usal thwarted effective action against on the issue. on Pretoria to abandon apartheid, were embraced overwhelmingly Senate bill is to deal with disputed drug war. Weicker said this drugs in the past, loRing up out of Presidential spokesman Larry the system of racial segregation sancti by the House during a "sanctimon­ House provisions as separate provision violates the constitu­ the woodwork again,” she said. Speakes said it would be "very under which South Africa’s 24 M u( ious, election-year stampede" that amendments subject to a series of tional requirement that revenue­ "W e hear them singing their old, difficult" to round up enough votes million blacks are denied any voice apolof resembled a "congressional lynch floor votes. raising bills originate in the House. tired tune." for Reagan, and indicated the in national affairs. apolof ment. 113.5 r TODAY’S HERALD to Zim Duff Lydall turnover doubles trust land honors before Focus narrows Clear and cool Bv George Loyng Trail and Leo J. Lane. Davis worth "several hundreds of thou­ to preserve Manchester’s remain­ Senators focused their attention Partly sunny today with a high of Herold Reporter originally offered to donate some sands of dollars." providing Davis ing open space by members of the Friday on 20 million couples and M to 05. Mostly clear and cool property In 1982 before the subdivi­ with a large tax credit. town’s Conservation Commission, Individuals who will pay higher tonight with a low in the upper 30s The amount of open space under sion was built, but the exact Barlow explained that the prop­ the Hockanum River Linear Park taxes and hundreds of companies to mid-40s. Mostly sunny ^ n d a y the protection of the Manchester amount being donated was not erty being donated surrounds the Committee and the Greater Man­ and projects that will get special with a high in the mid-OOs. Details Land Conservation Trust will more Rnalited. subdivision, which was planned chester Chamber of Commerce; than double by the beginning of 6 breaks as they considei^ a on page 3. Trust President Theresa Paria that way by Davis to increase the Paria said. The Trust has some 250 historic bill to overhaul the income next year with the donation of some said Friday the private, non-profit value of each home being sold. members, and is overseen by a tax. Story on page 7. 28 acres from the Lydall Woods group currentlyvhs has some 25 acres Barlow said unlike some of the nine-member board of directors. subdivision in northeastern of land scatter^ about town. Those trust’s other property, the Lydall ItKiSX Manchester. who donate land receive a tax Woods land would be kept mostly Paria said Its holdings include Manchester Developer Jack Da­ break that depends on the value of undisturbed by visitors. Salter’s Pond off Lydall Street. M pggge, 2 m c Moiw vis will turn over 28 acres to the the donation. He said a hiking trail might be Marsh Pond oH Porter Street. Concert Heksts freed Weekend tout maseitne private group, probably in two Falkenstein said he did not know built into the tract, but no more Gould Parklet on Lakewood Circle stages, his attorney. Stanley M how much the property was worth. than eight people would be allowed 2.5 acres along the Hop Brook oii Advtee. .17 Lottery____ After a storm of protest. Demo­ Falkenstein, said Friday. Falken- He also said the amount of the tax to use the trail at one time Spring Street and a 2.9-acre tract Business. - 0 OOttuartes. cratic Gov. William O ’Neill asked stein said the transaction should be break Davis receives may depend Barlow and Falkenstein both off Hills ^reet. ClassifleO _ 18-20 Opinion. supporters Friday to refrain from completed by early 1987 on the new tax bill being considered said the land being turned over to Paria said the trust is also giving Billy Joel concert tickets to Comics______8 People. The land, which includes we­ the Laitd Trust was not going to be in Congress. interested In acquiring Risley Dam thoee attending a IlSO-a-person Connecticut___4 Sports _ _ 11-14 tlands and wooded areas, is now built upon uitder the subdivision However, trust member Mal­ and surrounding property. How­ re-election campaign fund-raiser. Focus. . IS U.S /World. part of a 88-acre tract containing a approval granted by the town. colm Barlow, an attorney, esti­ ever, a dispute over who owns that Story on page 4. Local news.3. 10 Weather. 168-lot subdivision on Deer Run Tbe land trust was formed in 1972 mated the land would probably be land has held up any agreement. « — I t — gAWCHMafttK mOULP: S taitfay, 9em. 7i. IWB MANCHESTEk h e r a l d , Saturday. Sept. 27, 1966 — 3

KIDFACTS SILLY CtTIES WEATHER Q ^ 0 Donrmconecta Odd facta mtdIrMti. Hars compnada Hat ofaoma Amorican towna wfth vary ' 4 'pf oddnam aa. I l k 1 Conmelieul foraeart aL CmanI, Emtevm hNurfui. Saturday, partly y y y . . Wg* • » ! » » . windaortkeaat i« t o 15mpli. Saturday aigkt, noatly cTear awf cool, loir iu a » SWEET LIPS, TENN. w p arM ton id tM r. SMday, aMaflyauimy. Mghin f NEXT EXIT ■ aaertar, tmaua: Saturdtoy, bo- P«my Mnny. Mgft in tbc Mu. wiwf ■•rtboaaf I# to M mpb. Saturday rtglit. partly alMNfy, Imr in die mMI 41a to lower Site. Sumlay, tewOy ju awy . Mgb in dte tea. —S '^ ^ '5 * * * * Saturday, partly sumy, M gbte Muck Ctty, Ala. y jS r> wM aortbeaat la to 15 mpb. Saturday nipM. Wtio'd a ThougM It. Ala «aal, tow in tbe upper 5te to mid 4te. BumitiarvWa.wrvwa, CaM. aewtey, partly aunny, Mgb in tbe mid 4te. ZZyzx. CaNf. Two Egg; Fla. m c f T ! Cabbaga Patch,. m. T a m p m K ir O T Goofy RMga. IH. Across the nation Roaches. Ill Oddville. Ky Oz. Ky TTnmdcrjtomw whipped the Great Lakes region Wham. La iMI . ■ wHh winds up to SS mph Friday, while workers Whynot. Miss. F N O fiTS ; •aaMagged the Milk River in northern Montana Jolly Dump. S.O. wD®r« op to $ inclies of rain in 18 hours caused Frog Jump. Term. S W srm .w CoW^^ widespread flooding. Svseet Lips, Tann. 1 Mosquitoville. VT. per O ccM sd-^-^ Sfallonsryi S h eers and thunderstorms soaked much of the Goose Pimple Junction. Va upper Ohio Valley and from northern Illinois to Tight Squeeare, Va sw< central Oklahoma and were widely scattered over Hoo Hoo. W.Va 1 the Southeast. api SA TIO W At FO R EC A ST — Ths Nationaf Wdathar Servios forecasts Rain and snow showers were scattered across the IT bel showers Saturday night in the Pacific Northwest and in Montana, Western states, with locally heavy snow at higher cas L ^ — ! ■ S Wyoming, Utah and Nevada. Showers arealsoexpected in theOhfo Valley elevations. C* fa .0 8 TQSkPigs ’ The storms carried hail, high winds and torrents E pai and along the East Coast. Rain is predicted for Minneeota, Wisconsin, of rain as they swept across Wisconsin, Michigan Source: "The Big Book of Kids’ Lists" by Sandra Choron Um (1985, World Almanac Publications). Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Florida. and northern Illinois. mo In southern Wisconsin, high winds downed trees wit in Marquette and other communities. T Heavier rainfall totals include 1.7 inches at tea< Naperville, in., and 1.4 inches at Flint. Mich. Almanac agr Lansing, Mich., received two-thirds of an Inch of legi rain in less than five minutes. Today is Saturday, Sept. 27, the Department of Education. P A tornado touched down Friday afternoon in Elkhart. Ind., near Elkhart Central High School 270tb day o f 19te. liTiere are 95 Ten years ago: TIte State Motorists on East Center days left In the year. Department insisted that efforts and overturned at least one school bus, but injured Street (left) had to drive none of the four children inside, offiiciais said. Today’s M g h li^ t In history: to end Rhodesia’s guerriila war H The torrential rains in north-central Montana on On Sept. 27, 19M, the Warren were "on track,” despite objec­ with caution one year has Commission issued a report Thursday left one person drowned, many animals tions by several black African Tbe overtmnetf of five ago today when Hurri­ per concluding that Lee Harvey dead and major highways closed. The National leaders to a plan aimed at pine trees lie as if knocked over cane Gloria hit the town E Weather Service called the resulting floods the Oswald had acted alone in bringing majority rule to yesterday. In the woods nearby, im ( worst in 30 years along the Canadian border. assassinating President John F. Rhodesia. other pine treea were sheered off during the afternoon. met A flash flood warning was issued for Kerr County Kennedy in Novem ber 1963. Five years ago: The leadership by a smalt twtater that witnesses Packing winds of about thei In south-central Texas, where « to 8 inches of rain On this date: of the Polish labor federation said cot tbrongh tbe area. RIv In 1779, John Adams was 75 miles an hour, the fell across the upper end of the North Fork of the Solidarity, which was holding its One of the family’s cars was Ir named to negotiate the Revolu­ storm knocked out Guadelupe River. Some roads were flooded. nationai congress in Gdansk, crushed when a tree fell on H, the Em tionary War’s peace terms with The Wasatch Mountains of northern Utah came under stinging criticism hooae waa covered by curtains of power to thousands for pesi Britain. received unusually heavy snow this week, with a from some members who t^- pine branches from other trees that days and required a the In 1825, the first locomotive to Jected to compromises reached ^ 6 T total of 40 inches falling at the Snowbird ski resort. damaged tbe roof and knocked tbe massive cleanup effort Powder Mountain and Park City received 24 inches haul a passenger train was with the Warsaw government. small house out of alignment. an I of snow. The resorts typically receive 4 to 5 inches operated by George Stephenson One year ago: Hurricane Glo­ after it blew off to the Jan Shelly Meintire. IS. said this of snow during September. in England. ria, packing 130 mph winds, coir week that her home has hem west. In Coventry, the Elsewhere in the West, Crater Lake, Ore., In 1854, the first great disaster stormed ashore as its eye passed chr( involving an Atlantic Ocean liner repaired and most of the debris MeIntIre house on Pine received 2 feet of snow overnight. Heavier snowfall over Cape Hatteras and pro­ cleared. She and her mother were totals in the mountains of Colorado included 4 occurred when the steamship ceeded up the Atlantic Coast. Shores Drive, (above waiting for some help from some .• * jm . inches at Frisco, 6 inches at Jasper and 11 inches at Arctic sank with 300 people Today’s birthdays: Former left) suffered some of aboard. relatives before clearing the re­ Platoro Reservoir. Illinois Sen. Charles P ercy is 67. maining stumps. the worst damage. When In 1928, the United States said It Actor William Conrad is 66. Temperatures at 3 p.m. EOT ranged from 32 Once that job Is finished, the degrees at Yellowstone, Wyo., to 99 degrees, at was recognizing the Nationalist Movie director Arthur Penn is 64 the pine trees fell, the H AFTERNOON WEATHER — Friday's satellite picture recorded at 2:30 Chinese government. Mclntires willnil still be reminded ot put McAllen, Texas. The morning low was 27 degrees, Actress Sada Thompson Is 57 Sept. 27,1988, every time tb<7 light family lost a car and had 2 p.m. shows layered frontal olouda with showers stretching from the at Ely, Nev. In 1939, Warsaw, Poland, sur­ Actress Kathleen Nolan is 83. incr a------fire i ntheir...... fireplace. In their to have major restructur­ poll) Northeast across the Great Lakes Into southern Canada. Thick layered The low of S4 degrees at Tucson, Ariz., broke the rendered to the Germans after 19 Author Barbara Howar Is 82. backyard stands a pile of neatly ing work done on the Tf previous record for the date of 55 degrees, set in days of resistance during World Sportscaster Dick Schaap is 52. stacked firewood about the size of clouds cover the Pacific Northwest and spread eastward Intothe Rockies. War II. Zam 1973. Actor Greg Morris is 82. Singer two cars parked side by side. house. Today, most of T i In 1959, a typhoon battered the Meat Loaf Is 69. Baseball player All of it was cut from the trees the debris has been that main Japanese Island of Honshu, Mike Schmidt Is 37 Singer Shaun uprooted by Hurricane Gloria. cleared, but some killing nearly 5,000 people. Cassidy Is 28. 1984 In 1959, Soviet leader Nikita Thought for today: "Deal with overturned stumps still Sii Khrushchev concluded his visit the faults of others as gently as remain (above right). beer ra O P L E to the United States. with your own” — Confucius. Libe In 1979, Congress gave final 7 T i Chinese philosopher (881-479 approval to creation of the B.C.). cam Honorary doctor 156,000 men and women have Prime Minister Robert Mu- become "Fulbrighters. ” Insurance letter leaves Manchester swimmers afloat gabeof Zimbabwe will receive an " I do not believe we should rely honorary doctor of laws degree primarily upon machines for our On the Light Side By John Mitchell during a special convocation secu rity, no matter how sophisti­ based In Wethersfield was forced to The Manchester club never had work from the town’s Recreation will be required to swim at least they can expand themselves." Herald Reporter cancel two weeks of Its season H, next Wednesday, a spokeswo­ cated the machines may be," he insurance, Wolff said, in a history Department, according to Wolff, one lap of the pool — 28 yards. Calling Connecticut a "good because It had no Insurance, he Frit) man for the University of Massa­ said. "Our security depends upon Survivors can win been held in 21 years. The festival that dates back over IS years. “ It the group Friday sent out an Workouts will begin on Tuesday, swimming state.” the ll-year For a while earlier this year, Ron said. thre chusetts at Boston said Friday. the wisdom and the judgment of had been an annual fund-raiser really has never been an issue.” he application for insurance to the with the first league meet sche­ coach said he gets good swimmers W AYNOKA, Okla. (A P ) - Anderson feared his Manchester According to Greg Wolff, former said. "N o one ever sued.” TI Mugabe, who led the former the men who make the crucial for the Catholic Church in National Parks and Recreation duled for October. every season and has watched Water, water everywhere, but if Swim Club might sink like a stone. president of Manchester town Insurance Program. acce white-ruled British African col­ decision, and their judgment in Waynoka for 20 years, but it was For the past seven months. Wolff many go on to swim for high school you drink a drop you lose. That’ s The coach of the group that club’s board of directors and an He said the Insurance covers any The cost to Join the club — which He I turn is dependent upon their discontinued because it was too said, the club has worked to get teams. ony to Independence in 1980, will swims against competing towns Insurance agent In Vernon, the child on the team, as well as Anderson said attracts about 100 experience with and knowledge the only rule at the jalapeno- successful. insurance. The effort caused the It takes hard work and dedica­ exc£ be honored one day after he and sends some members Into problem had been building and was Anderson. children each season — varies of the opposition." pepper-eating contest at Wayno- club to disband its board of tion be a good swimmer, but the "1 speaks before the United Nations national meets said Insurance a reflection of a wider problem. And none too soon. depending on where the member ka’s Mexican Festival. directors because of the increased team Is not short supply of either. Cr as the newly elected chairman of problems almost forced the inde­ Because of the Increased number Tryouts for the club, which lives and whether the swimmer “ The winner will be the person threat of a lawsuit. Wolff said he Is They have never had a losing woo< the 101-member non-aligned na­ pendent organization to disband. of lawsuits that have been occur­ practices at the Manchester High wants to participate In the national Celebrating Texas who eats the most peppers before Lottery now a volunteer In the club, which season. Anderson said. Tf tion movement. "W e didn’t know If we were going ring across the country in the last School pool, will begin Monday. meets. taking a drink of water,” said he became involved In as a result of The paper Wolff sent In Friday Dan University Chancellor Joseph to have a team.” Anderson said. few years, Wolff decided In the Anderson said the club Is open to Author Larry McMurtry, Brenda Marsalis, coordinator for his college swimming career. The club. Anderson said, is a will keep the club afloat. "W e do H( Duffey said Mugabe is being The question of the club’s future spring, "w e had an exposure I whose novel on cowboy life, Saturday’s festival. Connecticut daily: any boy or girl under the age of 18. starting point "to get kids involved have insurance and we’re all set to acce recognized because of his suc­ arose last spring after a team didn’t like." With the help of research and At the tryouts, potential memtera "Lonesome Dove,” garnered The three survivors — uh in swimming — and If they like it go.” Anderson said. then cess in rebuilding an economy him a Pulitzer Prize last year, winners - will get trophies. Friday: 458 belo ravaged by years of guerrilla says he wrote his latest work to Saturday’ s festival marks the Play Four: 7180 warfare and economic sanctions celebrate Texas’ revival of a festival that hasn’t and "has laid the foundations for sesquicentennial. Lotto: l-6-16-^^^4-37 racial harmony.” Calendars Giles fires shot in town-district battle Not surprisingly, the novel is H/ Mugabe became embroiled in titled “ Texasville” It is due out Lodi controversy in July following in March, said McMurtry, one of By Alex OIrelll remarks made by one of his Manchester Herald consultant that the town recommended Coni several writersappearingThurs- and George Loyng Cabinet ministers. AP photo the district hire to plan the Buckland Wl day at the Governor’ s Sesquicen­ USPS 327-500 Manchester The Manchester Herald sewer. The consultant has told the On July 4, former President VOL. CV, No. 305 Trat tennial Conference On the Liter­ district the Adams Street line does not CALVIN’S WEDDING — Calvin Klein, the 43-year-old Published dailyilly except______Sunday, Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 the Carter walked out of a reception ary Arts at North Texas State and certain holidays by the Man­ Monday The Eighth Utilities District is have enough capacity to handle the at the U.S. Embassy In Harare, fashion designer, Is about to kiss Kelly Rector, 30, after weekly,ikly, $6.50 for• one month, $10.25 improperly trying to collect at least R-W University in Denton. chester Publishing Co., ISBralnard for three months, $36.50 for elx Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Buckland sewage. Joyner said. their wedding Friday In Rome's city hall. $800,000 In hookup charges and does not as p( Zimbabwe, after Cabinet minis­ " I ’m very conscious that w e’ re Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 months and $77.00 tor one year. Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing Under the 1979 agreement, the district Second class postage paid at Man^ Be ter David Karlamazira attacked in the midst of the sesquicenten­ Mail rates are available on request. room, 7 p.m. pay enough to ha ve Its sewage treated at would receive some money from the Chester, Conn. PO STM A STER : Thnrtday the town’s treatment plant, former town gubc the Reagan administration’s ref­ gram during Brown University’s nial. I did my best to write a novel Send address changes to the Men- town If the town collected the hookup 9 Hope for humanity Public Works Director Jay Giles Ke usal to impose far tougher two-day celebration of the open­ to celebrate this fact," he said cheeter Herald. P.O. Box SOI, Men- Judge’ s hours. Probate Court building, 8:30 p.m. charges. Joyner said Tuesday that D^emocratic Town Committee subcommittee. Mu­ charged Friday. is in sanctions on South Africa. Form er Sen. J. William Ful- ing of its Institute for Interna- , Because of the title alone he cheater, Conn. 06040. To place a clattllled or display amount would not be enough to pay for nicipal Building coffee room, 7 p.m. Giles, a leading critic of the district Be Mugabe later made a personal brlght said the international tionai Studies in Providence, R.I. advertisement, or to report e newt the district's $1.4 million project and was able to sell the book in Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- and an organizer of the Committee for apology to Carter, but refused to educational exchange program GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If reiterated the district argument that attei Fulbright was a freshman France before he sold it in New 2711. Olllce hours are 8:30 e.m. to 5 Charter Revision, said the district apologize to the U.S. govern­ he started 40 years ago is you don't receive your Herald by Du Democratic senator from Arkan­ York, the author told the au­ p.m. Monday through Friday. wants to use hookup charges that should the expense of the North Main Street ment. His refusal led to a cutoff of "possibly our only hope for the 5:30 p.m. weekdeys or 8 a m. Satur­ Andover Repi sas when he introduced legisla­ dience of 800. day. pleese telephone your cenier. properly go into town coffers to help pay project means the district should collect 113.8 million in new bilaterial aid the fees. aloni survival and hirther progress of tion authorizing the exchange of " I know that I ’ve lived com for­ If you're unable to reach your car­ for Installation of a sewer designed to to Zimbabwe. Wedneeday humanity.” students and teachers between tably all my life because I’m a rier, call aubteribar aarvica at 647- The Mancheeter Herald Is a mem­ serve new development in northwestern 9946 by 6:30 p.m. waakdaya or 10 a. Board of Finance, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. IN THE NEWS RELEASE, Giles also Duffey said plans for the The 81-year-old statesman nations in 1945. Since then, the Texas writer and because my ber ot the Aaaoclated Press and a Manchester. m. Saturdaya lor guaranteed deliv­ criticized the district for not paying honorary degree were made spoke Thursday on the future of program has grown to encom­ member ol the Audit Bureau ot Cir­ "W e’re talking about approximately books have been set in Texas,” ery In Mancheeter. culations. enough for iu use of the town’s before that incident. the Fulbright Exchange Pro­ $800,000 in connection charges. That's pass 28 countries and more than McMurtry said. Bolton treatment plapt on Olcott Street. Cl! $800,000 that your Sewer Department The Eighth Utilities Dietrict, he said, politi may not collect to help pay for its Taeaday life* almost doubled It service area when it span Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. investment in sewerage facilities, took over service to the Buckland agrei thank’s to the Eighth District," Giles Tharsday section in 1977, but "made no additional Rich! Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 said in a news release directed at JA Y GILES WALTER JOYNER contribution toward downstream Im- Prt p.m. Manchester residents living outside the. unit f district. * in '73, as director . district has the right provemenu to the sewerage ayatem.” 6 SUPER SAVER WANT ADS He said the town Sewer Dej^rtment is bat District President Walter Joyner aald "tried to set this inequity straight by Pir this week that the hookilp fees would in The outlet charges are fees that Coventry town control over a key valve In the working out an agreement with the 6lh Ltd., Place a classified ad and save! For the month of September only. fact be used to pay for Its proposed property owners pay to connect to the planned sewer line that will allow die sewer line, estimated a) a cost of $1.4 In 1979’’ that allows the town to collect mans Taetday sewer system. The latest charge by town to send the Buckland sewage down the outlet charges from Buckland. million. But district officials have The Voter registration session. Town Office Building Giles comes in the midst of a battle over the Adams Street line and collect the Giles told the Herald the diatrict maintained collection of those fees is RVIi board room, I g.m. to 5 p.m. whether to change the Town Charter so outlet charges. Tbe district Board of waived IU right at that time to serve the their right under their sewer- South Probatq Court, Town Office Building board room, 7 it would be easier to take away the Directors is appealing that decision and Burr Comers Shopping Center and the development plan. “PI p.m. Eighth Dlstrict’a right to provide Are will discuss the matter at a special J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Cen­ protection and sewer service to north­ meeting Monday night. of R \ 4 days for the price of 3 days! Get 1 day FREE' Wedaeaday ter, and the town inatalled the Adams U N D E R A 117$ AGREEMENT be­ You may cancel, but no refunds will be given. ^ * Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 ern Manchester, a question that will be Giles contended the district decided to Street sewer to provide that service. compi p.m. tween the town and the district, it was decided by Manchester voters on Nov. 4. build its North Main Street sewer Thomas Landeys, a member of the the CO agreed the town would get the outlet Recreation Commission, Patriots Park, 7:30 p.m. Giles and his committee advocate merely to get control of the hookup district Board of\Directors, said this South charges for anything hooked up to the support for the charter proposal, which charges. Help wanted, Rentals, Homos for Sale. Hmraday week that the Eighth District would be climai Hpralft Housing Rehabilitation Commission, Town Office Adams Street sewer. The district, is fiercely opposed within the 96-year- corpoi PHONE 643-2711 iiaurltefitFr willing to pay IU tarn share for using the Building planning offlcO, 7:30 p.m. however, wants to direct the sewage old Eighth District. Coodo’e for Sale and Commercial' JO YNE R HAS SAID the district was town’s treaunent plant. But be main­ subsifi FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD classified advertising Into ite planned North Main Street Ade ere excluded from this offer. / Economic Development Oommistion, Town Office In August, tbe state Department of advised to build its North Main Street tained the district should collect the Building nurae’a office, 8 p.m. sewer. Environmental Protection gave the line by iu engineering consultant — a Buckland outlet charges. 4 — MAWCHKHTitR HERALD. Saturday. 8epC. 27, IflW MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 27, 1968 - 5 Cammecticmt tm B r i^ O ’Neill changes mind on tickets Batag* propoMS OTpfWM iMiM By Judd Bvurhurr flrit-comn, nrit-aerve baats it,” Robertson raid. "From ap­ collseuffl. » principte focnr o f bis T h d Aw d d H IN rf F lr w * livelibood. STAMFORl> — ReiNMicaB guberntdrlai eaaddate JuUe through normal channete,’’ Bar- pearances alone, this whole deal Meriaakf. Hamden ticket agent Jbhn m. m lagasays she sappoitiilRilldhif areversible“expresa” laneon BARTTORiy — After a storm of He and Now Hhven Democratic Hh raid after Barbieri’s an­ Leary said the Democrats am the Cennecticut IHirnplke as a means ef redneinf traffic prwest. Democratic Gov. WIlHanv congestion. Town Chairman Vincent Maum nouncement that "there is still doing just what Liehorman snod a MANCHESTER HAS IT! (FNsill asked supporters Friday to had arranged through promoter reason for suspicion about this Bristol music store Over last year. Department of Transportation Commissioner J. refrain from giving Billy JOel Jamea Koplik to have 486 tickets vriiole mess.’’ He said an investiga­ Owners of The Bfuaic SBop bed mlliam Bunu called the idea unreaiistie antf lashed oat at concert tk*ets to those attendinga withheld and he given to those who tion was still warranted to deter­ been accused efmaktngcnaw w ers B w aja for offering simplistic sototions to compleir proNemn. $l$6-a-person reflection cam- paid the $186 to attend the ftmd- mine the arrangements between buy other merchandfoe, ancA as ...fS’ *..?*** f^Vrtaentamve from Pfestport who is p i ^ fend-rsiaer raiser immediately preceding tile Koplik and BarMeri andthe others. T-riiirts, in order tpgetticketstua ci^lenging Democratic Gov. William O'Neill in this fall's tile governor's RepohUcan crit­ concert. Barbleri raid they bad James E. Kennedy, spokesmra sold-out rock concert. This Week Featuring... S T iS !:. i?*** TTiurwiay that she liked the idea set forth bjr a ics and some ticket agents had never actually bought any tickets for Attorney General Joseph 1. Under the anti-scaiping law. raim eld County commuter group. complained loudly about the with­ to the Oct. 28 concert at Veterans Lieberman, said the state’s anti­ tickets cannot he sold for more vropoaai, the extra lane would be built along the holding of 486 tickets so that th<^ Memorial Coliseam in New Haven. scalping law. which Lieberman than $8 over their lace vahie. nigh'wmy’s median between N orw alk and Stamford and could be could be given to O'Neill fought for, allowed such "Arguably, they're not selling supporters. arrangements. these tickets,” Deputy Attotney “®“***^“"<* traffic during the morning rush hour and t r m n L h a d m i d earner northbound traffic in the evening. General Clarine Nardi Riddle said ‘‘Ih accordance with the gover­ Friday that he was satisfied that Jfet Bums said a H7P study conducted by the department on "A person who has the permis­ before the decision todropthe idea J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. nor's desires, we are abandoning the bandHng of the 486 Billy Jbel sion of the operator or organizer of was announced. adding express lanes reached the conclusion that such a plan the idea of the Billy Jbel tickets and tickets had been proper. "Cer­ the event can sell tickets at If 406 people attend the fond- w w ld ^ unfeasible. Re said there is little room for expansion, are asking the pnanoter to release tainly, it wasn’t handled illegally,’’ whatever price he wants. If they raiser, the O'Neill campaign will ^rticulariy between Norwalk and Stamford, and that the them to the public.’’ said Arthur T. O’Neill said. Wft have rrrafpfl onr of rhr most rMpprtftd. rfrpFml- were just selling the tickets for $156 raise $86,886. conceirt of creating a lane that changes direction is dangerous on But Republicans had criticized able and most complete optical laboratories anti visual Barbleri, the former New Haven each, that would be OK too. as long a heavily traveled route. the plan, calling it a clear case of State Republican Chairman Tho­ care centers in Connecticiit. For manv years our Democratic town chairman who as they have permission of the illegal ticket scalping. Senate mas J. D’Amore Jr. also calked it a motto was " I f It’s Made of Class W e'll Crind ft.” Eveiything In GLASS! was one of the organizers of the owner” clear case of ticket scalping and he affair. President Pro Tempore Philip S. With the ativent of plastic lenses it became necessary was not impressed by the decision Tolland taachart to got pay ralto He said the $l56-a-person cock­ Robertson. R-Cheshire, bad asked to amenti our motto to include plastic. W e fiillv in­ "We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product’’ THE $17.36 TICKETS, amongthe not to give the tickets away. tail party would still be held. the attorney general, the state tent! to ineorporte our laboratory to accommotlate atf- S TTOLLAND With a new contract calling for raises of upto27 best in the house, were held back " If they were really sure that tfitional lens materials as they are tJevelopet!. Over 30 Years Experience«24 Hour Service "W e believe we were following Ethics Commission and the elec­ percent, town teachers will be among the Brst to benefit from a from public sale. About 9.866 what they had done was perfectly the normal practice of purchasing W e stay on top of research anti tlevelopment in the seep in g state ethication-reform law passed in June tions division in the secretary of the tickets were sold to the general legal and perfectly ethical, they a block of tickets. However, we feel rield of visual care. We have patterns for over .3.000 •PLEXIGLASS •FURNITURE TOPS state’s office to investigate. public. wouldn’t be giving the tickets The pay raises negotiated last week still need town officials’ the governor is completely correct different shapes of frames, plus over 1..SOO eveftlass “ As usual, any semblance of Koplik acknowledged that he back," D’Amore said "It’s too •SHOWER DOORS •AUTO GLASS ^proval, but union officers and echicators around the state id asking that we release the frames on display, hard and soft contact lenses, sun- fairness has been thrown out the agreed to the idea because it may late. They always wait until they ben we Tolland will be only the first of many school districts to tickets in order that the general passes ptalore. plus hearing aids, ftptical Stvie Bar has •SHOWER ENCLOSURES window and. as usual. Bill O’NeiR benefit politicians who might have get caught. It’s the same old story. •MIRRORS^SCREENS CMh m on a lucrative state offer to raise teachers’ salaries. public can have them on a doesn’t see anything wrong with two convenient locations to serve voti: 763 Main St. School districts have until April 30 to decide whether to some say over the future of the The damage has been done” and 101 Main St., both in Manrhestrr. between the •PICTURE WINDOWS •PATIO DOORS pariicipate in the General Assembly’s minimum-salary plan, two stores, one store is alwavs at voiir srrvice six davs •SAFETY GLASS a week. •STORE FRONTS E under the law, they would receive varying amounts of state agreeing to raise salaries to a minimum of $20,000 •STORM WINDOWS •INSULATED GLASS within three years. Phone 763 Main St. and 191 Main Si. The Connecticut Education Association, the state’s largest 31 Bissell Street Manchester 649-7322 teachws’ union, said 41 of the state’s 105 school districts have TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS I® begin negotiations to raise salaries under the legislation. talks Jack J. Lappen Realty IT PAYS TO RAP P Waterbury firm pays watte fine planned I want lo be your Realtor! c2S8u& HARTFORD — A Waterbury hazardous-waste processing firm has paid a $40,000 fine to the state for violating its sewer dumping Energy Conservation Services Why not be my customer? PAP AUTO PARTS NEW HAVEN - Face-to-face permit, according to state and company officials. Prof.Balonally Trained Technicians Sorry bul you need a better reason 307 E. Center St., Manchester Environmental Waste Resources Inc. also has agreed to negotiations between contract bar­ improve its treatment plant to ensure that discharges of heavy gainers for striking telephone than lhaf. So call me. I ’m waiting! (Saar »f ftitnnacy) 6 4 9 -3 5 2 8 workers and Soirthem New Eng­ Fogarty Brothers metals, such as cadmium and copper, meet state limits before Plumbing 164 East Center Street they are flushed Into Waterbury’s sewer plant on the Naugatuck land Telecommunications Corp. River. will be held on Sunday, a phone 649-4539 Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 In deciding the amount of the fine, the state Department of company spokesman said Friday. member ENERGY CENTERS co-operallve Notary Public 643-4263 With PAP Environmental Protection took into account more than $42,000 in It will be the fourth such session " ■ ‘ ’6 # pesticide and asbestos cleanup work the company had donated to since the strike began nearly two j^E P YOUR SUMMER VACATION TAN the city, according to a prepared statement from the DEP. weeks ago. the spokesman, Mi­ SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK The fine was paid for 200 to 300 violations that occurred during chael Gomez, said. The last session NE’S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center an 18-month period between late 1984 and the middle of 1986, said ended Wednesday. Unl88X Hilr A Tinning Si Im James Grier, a principal sanitary engineer in the DEP’s water Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling compliance unit. The pollutants included cadmium, copper, Gomez would not say If progress DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. NOTARY SERVICESS 9 w* SPECIALISTS chromium, nickel, zinc and iron, he said. has been made In the recent talks. Visit Our Showroom At: " I ’m not going to be able to I WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE characterize where we are In the I 25 Olcott Street GENERAL REPAIRING bargaining process,” he said. '4zTr'irl'/»ir All Ihle and more at - Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM Propane Cylinders Filled State police get recruitment order About 9,700 SNET employees V * 100 s went on strike after the Connecti­ , 1 .' 1 , TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET H ARTFO RD — A federal judge has ordered the state police to ■1 1' , RMNCHESTER MALL iii m i . st cut Union of Telephone Workers i, ' n 649-7544 649-4531 put a higher priority on recruiting minority troopers by lijj W teiily Auctions » Antique Coins 6 Collectible Shops MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 rejected a proposed three-year 2 increasing the number of minority applications for the next contract on Sept. 12. Since then, police training class. AS photo 4,000 management personnel have The order, issued Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Robert C. rtCWn(a|||| been handling striking workers' Zampano, was made public Thursday. COM PANY ' Angelic Nursing A Home Cere duties and 50 retired management 4 Tull StnH f Hre'irtg Al/f C t n it t The order follows a request by minority state police troopers Horsing around OYER 4 5 personnei have been hired to help. Services, Registry Inc. that the department be held In contempt for failing to meet its MANCHESTER YEARS 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT 1984 agreement to try to hire 46 minority troopers. Person-to-person calls and phone A young stallion enjoys a roll In a field on Frat Htoring Tait EXPERIENCE Installations to residences where a recently. Mostly clear skies and cool Since the 1984 agreement, 28 additional minority troopers have a nice fall day after being let loose for a (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. been hired, according to Martha Stone, a Connecticut Civil visit is required have been sus­ temperatures are forecast for this Liberties Union lawyer representing ;norlty troopers. pended, the company said. run at a farm In Georgetown, Mass., weekend. 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD Local Registry offers quality care... Opp. East Cemetery C ALL 649-5807 7 The Judge’s order concerns the group of 140 state police m^UTE S3) Lower cost to patients... candidates scheduled to start training classes In January. HARRISON STREET VERNON, CONNECTICUT RN's, LPN's, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER B72ni18 Personal Aids... Collapse threat forces evacuation Paraplegic sues Aetna over payments HARTFORD — More than 100 people were left homeless New England Country Woodworking, Inc. By Mareuret Haberman $2.5 million lawsuit Thursday in Friday when walls in the a hotel where they had been living Aetna apparently believes sex­ ... and physical and emotional You’ve Heard About It - The Associated Press U.S. District Court against Aetna, threatened to collapse, officials said. ual relations could Interfere with In ju ry" to Marsh, the suit ^ 647-7949 claiming the insurance company The downtown Hartford Hotel was emptied at 3:30 p.m., Marsh's treatment, Lewis said. contends. Now Manchester HAS IT! CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - A arbitrarily decided to stop paying "That's their assertion that Harris Hardwoods according to city civil preparedness director Francis Danaher. "The bowel evacuation program Connecticut-based insurance com­ for a nurse to help her with a somehow It has an adverse impact 260 Tolland Turnpike HANLEY CONCRETE He said the building began to buckle on one side nearest an pany has stopped some medical is absolutely essential to the procedure to remove waste from on the situation,” he said. "What plaintiff's health and well-being excavation project in the road. payments to a paraplegic for her bowels. Manchester, CT 06040 ■ft • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS I've been told by doctors Is that If a and Is necessary to sustain plain­ COMPUTER SIGNS " It definitely has to do with the digging," he said. allegedly having sexual relations All the officials In Aetna's claims patient were to engage In sexual tiff's life.” the suit says. (203) 649-4663 • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS Crews using spotlights worked to prop the building up with against the company’s advice, the department in Nashville, which activity It would not have adverse Marsh lost the use of her legs In a by Gordon Signs wood beams as others boarded up entrances to the brick building. woman’s attorney said Friday. handled the case, were out of the effects on the bowel program.” CommaHcal A Raaldantlal • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES 1981 construction accident when Tenants of the hotel were provided with alternate sheltef, Aetna Life A Casualty Insurance office on a company outing and The procedure has been ordered she was thrown from a piece of 104 Hilllarcl St. 646-0880 Woodworking A Suppllor CONTRACTOR'S INQUIRIES WELCOME Danaher said. Co. Inc. is trying to foist its morals unavailable for comment Friday, by a doctor and must be done every heavy equipment. Lewis said. Hotel residents said they paid up to $408 a month rent, on Alicia E. Marsh in discontinuing said receptionist Mary Pritchard. other day, the suit says. Aetna carried worker’s compensa­ according to Danaher, and about half are able to support coverage for necessary treatment, Ron Szeremeta, director of field Aetna covered the program until tion insurance for her employer. themselves. Most were asked to leave without removing their lawyer Andy D. Lewie said. services at Aetna's headquarters Sept, 9 when a Nashville agent told EVERYTHING IN GLASS Jones-Hailey Construction Co. in belongings, he said. "N o.l, It’s none of their busi­ in Hartford. Conn., said he was not Marsh payments no longer would "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND CUR PRCDUCT" nearby Polk County, he said. Complst. Lin. of N.W R.buIN ness," Lewis said. "No.2, even if it familiar with the suit, but seriously be made because the company had were true, which 1 don’t believe It ForNgn A DomtsMe doubted that the insurance com­ learned she "was engaging in She is seeking $500,000 in com­ is, it is nojustification for cessation Connecticut O’Neill, Lodge to top 1-95 ceremony pany would put such limits on a sexual activities without Aetna's pensatory damages and $2 million Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC J. A. WHITE GLASS C0„ inc of medical care. . policy holder. authority and against Aetna's in punitive damages. Cooling Systems H ARTFO RD — Gov. W illiam A. O’ Neill and Mrs. John Davis " I f you've got a cancer patient Travel Services Allen Test Analyzed "It would be very, very unusual. advice,” according to the suit. Marsh also filed a separate who still smokes, are you going to Batteries Lodge will officiate at ceremonies Oct. 1 in Darien renaming the I don't see it as plausible at all. It The halt to the payments was lawsuit in Polk County Chancery Trouble Shooting Generators • Alternators 649-7322 Connecticut Turnpike the John Davis Lodge Turnpike. cut off medical care?” he asked. has nothing to do with the insu­ Manchester Parkade done without notice and was Court requesting that Aetna con­ Electronic Tune-ups • Starters • IN OUR 40th YEAR Marsh. 37. of Chattanooga filed a rance Industry,” he said. William E. Keish Jr., spokesman for the Department of "calculated to cause intimidation tinue the payments. Manchester, CT 647-1666 Wiring Industrial • Marine 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER Transportation, said the DOT had not Invited the chief sponsor of HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6, the bill making the name change. Rep. Julie D. Belaga, • MIRRORS • SHOWfR DOORS • STORE FRONTS (Inilde DSL Store. Lower Lovol) Thur*. '(II 9, Sat, 10-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. R-Westport, because "w e’re trying to make this as non-political (Batiind Economy Oil Chang*) as possible at Mrs. Lodge’s request." Norwalk students re-enact death day Belaga is the Republican challenging O’Neill in this year’s gubernatorial election. NORWALK (AP) - In an effort 9 Norwalk at 9 a m. Saturday. run laps and the field hockey team Keish said Belaga was welcome to attend because “ the public to jar their memories, Ponus Ridge ended. AUTO WASHETTE is invited.” The sixth-grader’s sexually as­ began performing calisthenics. iianrl|PHtpr Hpralb Featuring All New Cloth Washing System Middle School students were dis­ saulted and strangled body was About a dozen students were Flynn apparently left the school questioned by police at the south­ Belaga said Friday through a spokeswoman that she planned to missed early Friday in a mock found early Wednesday morning Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums building alone that day on her route ern entrance to the school, located attend anyway because she had been Invited by Mrs. Lodge. re-enactment of the afternoon off a w ood^ path near the school. Complete Reconditioning Service Available home. Her body was found off a near the path where the body was During his tenure as governor, from 1951 to 1955, Lodge, a 11-year-old Kathleen Marie Flynn She was apparently killed as she wooded path that she normally found. Tbe students were then Serving the Manchester • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester Republican, signed the law authorizing the turnpike, which runs was killed. walked a half-mile to her home. does not take to get to her home on ushered back into the school along the Connecticut coastline. Police officers and detectives When the dismissal bell rang, Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 24 Hour Self Service Kendall Court, a street made up of auditorium for another talk with area for 100 years were on the scene by the dozens at book-toting children filed out onto 8 single family homes in the 1200,000 police. • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield 9:45 a.m. to further interview the school grounds as they would at 203 Spruce Street price range. Many students have already PAG agrees to sell state-based unit children who tried tc remember the end of a normal day to either Phone: 465-1141 Manchester, CT 06040 The officers said they hoped to 16 Brainard Place Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5:30 how they left school on 'Tuesday walk home or go to their school been interviewed by police. In make the reenactment as close as hopes that some one would have leao in q full o f t ic ia n s i Sun. 8:30-2:00 (203) 646-5904 CINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble Co., concerned about the afternoon. Enrollment at the buses. Most students walked in Manchester 203-643-2711 M reaN coNNBcncura seav icg political and social controversy stirred by South Africa’s possible to Tuesday’s 2:40 p.m. seen something out of the ordinary school is recorded at 596 students. pairs, or small groups. Two boys dismissal. The buses were taken apartheid system of racial separation, announced Friday it has Flynn’s funeral was scheduled to rode double on a bicycle. that could be linked to the muitier. around the area and returned the Flynn’s body was found about 260 agreed to sell the South African operating unit of its take place at St. Mary’s Church in Soccer players took the field to “Serving Manchester h'or Over 50 Years' Richardson-Vicks Inc. subsidiary. children to school after the drill yards from the school building. It Pays To Advertise C u rtis Procter & Gamble announced It has agreed to sell the operating 6 unit for a price the company would pot reveal. Richardson-Vicks ?entland The is based in Wilton, Conn. In The Borjgf IM athes PAG officials identified the buyer as Whelk Investments PTY Killer of state man sentenced to death HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Ltd., a company recently formed by RVI’s local South African Manchester Herald 24 BIRCH STREET video • Telerialow • Stereo management. OAKLAND, Calif (A P) - A man Judge Robert K. Byers called the 44-caliber Magnum rifle. The or harmed the lives of 46 other convicted of killing a two people, TEL. 44..42.T 0, The sale is subject to South African government approval. The slayings “ brutal, cold-blooded and murder weapon was never found, persons” WEEKEND SPEaAL RVI unit operates a manufacturing facility near Johannesburg, including an 18-year-old Connecti­ without reason” when he sent­ but police said Thomas owned a Call 643-2711 F.T.D. Rmt VCR 6 3 Mm Im $i9.9S cut man. has been sentenced to die South Africa. enced Thomas, 32. similar one. Thomas served ntne years in MASTER CMAR6E WORLD WIDE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE c a l L FOR DETAILS in the gas chamber. “ PAG had no operations in South Africa prior to the acquisition The killings took place at the now Byers called Thomas "an ex­ state prison for kidnapping and to feature your business here AMERICAN EXPRESS KRVICE MANCHESTER 849-3406 of RVI, and will have none upon completion of this sale,” the Ralph I. Thomas was sentenced defunct Rainbow Village, once a tremely dangerous person” who robbing a couple in Santa Cruz company said in a prepared statement. "PAG has now reached to death on Thursday for the collection of old vehicles that should "never be released from County and a couple in Berkeley the conclusion that, in light of the political and social situation in first-degree murder of Gregory served as a haven for the homeless. custody," even If the death sent­ and for sexually attacking the two South Africa, together with the current unsettled economic Kniffin and 15 years to life for the Gioia, of Schenectady, N.Y.. and ence is overturned. Death senten­ women. He was paroled in 1983. HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE . IN second-degree slaying of 22-year- climate in that country, it is in the best interests of the Kniffin. of Wilton, Conn., were ces are automatically appealed to old Mary Regina Gioia. Their corporation and its shar^olders that it divest its South African staying at the village while in town the state Supreme Court. He was convicted of the Kniffin bodies were found floating in the for a Grateful Dead concert. Byers said Thomas on four and Gioia killings by a jury in THE MANCHESTER HERALD subsidiary." Berkeley Marina in August 1965. Call 643-2711 According to testimony in the previous occasions sexually at­ Oakland last June. The same jury Alameda County Superior Court trial, they were shot with a tacked women and "has destroyed recommended the death penalty. < - MAWCHgCTgR HgRALD. Saturday. Sept. 27, 19W 8 - MAN MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 27, 1986 — 7 HNtMRTM OPINION V^./W orU tn Bntf Tax rules delay action by Senate

Satiate panaf apfiroiraa tpancHtig WASHIN(;T0N (AP) — senators million couples and individuals the abuse. “We were startled to find that the Retirem ent focused their attention Friday on 28 would get tax cuts averaging $881. Meantime. Sen. Carl Levin. tax cut for those making over vetdOireats flowing from the million couples and individuals Majority Leader Bob Dole, R- D-Mlch., was analyzing new fig­ $280,088 who will get a tax cut will sDMrilM approved Friday a catchall who will pay higher taxes and Kan., calling the House-passed ures showing that several million be in excess of $80,000 a year,” said J a c k hundreds M companies and pro­ compromise “long-awaited relief couples and indivickials — many of Levin aide Phil Shandler. law deserves V, beyond TuS^dS*^ ^ jects that will get special breaks as ... for working America," urged them at low- and middle-income A fld c ra o a they considered a historic bill to the Senate to approve it by the end On a percentage basis, taxes for . Appropriations (Committee, by voice vote, sent to levels — would face a tax increase Ae Over-1880,000 group would be SKNieratfi. » ^ Senate a $886 billion bill that Chairman Mark O. Hatfield, overhaul the income tax. of the day. Although the bill is under the overhaul plan. Levin was New estimates from congres­ virtually certain to become law, cut by an average of 2.4percent. If Congress ”on the road" to something pressing the staff of the Joint Ae tax relief in the bill were to be retired acceptable to President Reagan. * sional staff experts showed that that schedule seemed unlikely. Committee on Taxation to proviWRIGHT CITY, Mo. — Murder suspect Michael Wayne wisdom and the fortitude to worth­ right to the poor and the rich” as men as he delivered the presiden­ Although not all older people are so into the character of those who retained by the 8th District with "people-to-people” exchanges between the United ily follow in the footsteps of my part of their oaths. tial commission installing Rehn­ WILLIAM REHNQUIST try to shape the minds of the Jackson was almost certainly wounded during a shootout with P ON THE FA fortunate, many have minds and bodies STEAL. States and the Soviet Union, and any other predecessors.” Just before the ceremony, Rehn­ quist and Scalia. . .. embraces ‘restraint’ To the Editor: readers. Letters of this type are police, authorities said Friday as they concentrated their sharper than some of their youthful A little history is in order. programs that seem to lead toward detente. four-day manhunt on the area where he was last seen. hogwash. So iet us ali get on with m . h counterparts and should be given an STEAL reorganized earlier this A still-unpublished Heritage Fondation report, There were no plans to cut back on the search despite the cost After reading letters to the the seriousness of the campaign year in response to the Demo­ TtlAT p a opportunity to continue working as long as obtained by our associate Lucette Lagnado. makes and the frustration, said Hal HClterhoff, special agent in charge Nakasone editor from members of the and hopei that Swensson can cratic leadership’s renewed ef­ clear the group’s distrust of people-to-people of the St. Louis FBI office. loc they are able. Republican Town Committee Justify her stands on abortion, fort to force consolidation upon exchanges, and Its hopes for using the Daniloff Teams of officers Friday went house-by-house, building-by­ AU. w Because of the emphasis placed on work in and/or Republican Party critical homosexuais in teaching, go­ the 8th. Shortly thereafter. case as a means of scotching them building through the area south and west of the wooded area the United States, people’s identities are of my candidacy for representa­ vernment death penalty for STEAL appointed one of its where the suspect was last seen Monday night, Helterhoff said. apologizes largely defined by their Jobs, and the loss of tive in the I3th Distict, I feel I rape-murder and arson-murder, Supporters as liaison to the Board "SUCH CONTACTS have been high on the Jackson fled into the woods after crashing a stolen car into a and affordable medical insu­ employment can be devastating for some must respond to the simplistic of Directors of the 8th District. agenda of both nations, and since last November’s highway median Just west of here, authorities said. "The car had tone and demeanor reflected in rance for the elderly. been hit by police gunfire, and ballistics tests indicate he was hit for slur older people, particularly those who no ’The 8th acknowledged STEAL’s summit meeting, the number of contacts has risen their asessment of me person­ The fact that the Manchester role by appointing that same dramatically.” the report states, adding: “The at least In the arm and possibly in the midsection, said Missouri longer have families or friends to enjoy. ally The simple fact is that Herald classified Swensson as an Highway Patrol Capt. John Ford. person as its liaison to STEAL Kremlin’s mistreatment of Daniloff raises the By Leslie Brody Claude Pepper, an 96-year-old Congress­ simple people arrive at simple Ineffectual legislator could cause ’There was Intended and thereaf­ very serious question of whether any American is The Assocloled Press man from Florida, told the House in an solutions regarding those not in one to wonder if she should be ter did occur an open exchange of safe In theU.S.S.R. If he or she meets Cargo handlers face drug charges emotional speech before the vote that he agreement with their own misin­ returned to an office of public ideas and information. unauthorized Soviet citizens.” TOKYO — Prime Minister Yasu- U.S. ACREI didn’t think he would still be alive were it not formed assessments. Having trust, and I feel it Is below Mrs. ’The purpose for using my office We disclosed three years ago that federal MIAMI — Twenty-two current and former Eastern Airlines hiro Nakasone on Friday formally Swensson's dignity to hide be­ for his Job. Pointing out that there were more been through all of this verbal was twofold; One, the central agencies handling exchanges of scientists had employees and one Mexicans Airlines worker were indicted apologized to all Americans for hogwash before. I find that hind the "hate” letters when she location and multiple phones concluded that on balance the United States Friday on charges they helped smuggle nearly $1 billion worth of remarks many considered racist than 13,000 people in the U.S. over 100, Pepper personal attacks have a tendency should be out debating those made It convenient; two. because cocaine through Miami International Airport. slurs against U.S. blacks, Hispan- said many of them share his feelings. gained more than It lost through these programs. Ics and other minorities. to create a backlash against issues which are sure to impact of my own personal commitment But the Heritage Foundation doesn’t see It that The 48-count federal indictment said the defendants used their “They want to remain a vital part of this those personalizing any candi­ upon her constituents. to help preserve the district. I way. Jo^ as cargo and baggage handlers to prevent detection of “I realize that my recent re­ ^fom ents of cocaine coming into the airport. great country that they helped build,’’ he date for public office. donated my office to help defray “Moscow gains grat advanatge because Its marks have offended many Ameri­ It would appear that marching Edward J. Wilton '^^eanwhlle. Eastern announced the firings of 80 other ramp cans.” he said. “I would like to said. Independent Candidate the polling costs, thereby making ability to influence U.S. public and official opinion orders have been issued to more funds available for public and airport service workers here because of drug-related express my heartfelt apology.” pR\Ct_ Besides being the only fair course, allowing Itth Assembly District Is vastly greater than Washington’s ability to use Infractions of company work rules. members of the Republican awareness. I am proud to have exchanges to affect 2 U.S. and Japanese politicians people over 70 to continue to work If they Town Committee by my oppo­ MS E. Center St. t opinion," the report A company spokesman, who asked not to be Identified because 29* want to could also save the federal made that contribution and am states. of “personal security concerns,” said those Indicted also will be attacked Nakasone after he was 1 /ACT 385. nent and the liberal press. I have ready to do it again. ’The 8th’s Focusing on the Krei ‘our quoted as saying that Japan has a 7SB. government $20 million in Social Security never personally criticized my terminated, but did not know when those firings would take place. higher “Intelligence level” than 1068. STEAL fighting legislative body, acting through mainstream American' oups,I, ininstead of Just The Indictment, resulting from a Drug Enforcement benefits and $5 million in Medicare payments opponents, and have in fact only America because all Japanese are 3/A CT 1820 . its town-meeting form of govern­ leftist sympathizers, t eport notes: “In so Administration undercover probe, accused the Mexicans in 1991, according to the Congressional criticized Swensson’s dismal vot­ ment. budgeted $ for public of the same race. 1 CT 2*08. to keep rights 10,000 doing. Moscow is tryi ) gain islands of Influence employee and four of the Eastern workers of being organizers of “The level In the United States is ■] V? CT Budget Office. ing record, which she refuses to awareness and $18,000 in a In American public o ^ lo n by creating the scheme. discuss or debate in a free and lower because of a considerable Of course, a ban against mandatory contingency fund. As you know. modern-day Potemkin villages, false images of number of blacks, Puerto Ricans, Pux. open forum! I have in fact To the Editor: Mr. Giles, the 8th’s legislative the Soviet Union.” 'The reference is to Gregory and Mexicans,” Nakasone was retirement should not be construed to mean praised Swensson as a “good NATO exercises cause damage 7 that everyone over 70 is guaranteed a Job If body Is all the electors concerned Potemkin, Catherine the Great’s lover and quoted by two Japanese dailies as ,e.ec«.onAc woman ” I would like to believe that Jay enough to participate. When you governor of the Crimea, who supposedly created telling a Liberal Democratic Party M\N ACROS they want one. Competence must remain the Political parties have been J. Giles had submitted his RENDSBURG, West Germany — NATO’s autumn maneuvers MO speak of "cliques" running the stage-setting villages to convince the visiting in West Germany and Denmark ended Friday. Military meeting Monday. BtCKtR'S p t^ key consideration in whether a person is known to get together, and under 1 Business inflammatory letter (Open Fo­ 8th. Mr. Giles, methinks you doth czarina that her subjects were prosperous and authorities said the war games injured 35 people and caused A party official later said the pwct. suitable to obtain or continue in a job. the direction of the candidate rum. Sept. 28) before reading the protest too much. happy. prime minister meant literacy MO ebbreviati about $5.5 million In damage to crops and farmland. BtCKtR'S PML 4 Chicken But age is not always relevant to attempt to smear the opponent. Manchester Herald editorial of In the future, Mr. Giles. If you The Allied Press Information Center said about 100 accidents rate. PRI^ This is a direct insult to the wyGKL 520. 5 8 Golf shou competence, and the mandatory retirement the previous day. ffhat editorial, have some criticism of STEAL, "THE GOAL OF MUTUAL understanding were reported during the five-day exercise that involved 65,000 Some American congressmen 12 Barrier intelligence of the voters, but I ISO barrier should be eliminated. headlined, “Leaders bear watch­ say It directly. And If you don’t cannot be reached if American visitors are afraid American, West German, Danish, British and Dutch demanded a boycott of Japanese *^ClPeo' pRICt 13 South Am am sure we will see more of the ing in charter b att^.“ pointed to know what "...STEAL really servicemen. goods to protest the remarks. $1236 1 eociPeo' 1680. 252. ostrich to make casual and unofficial contact with Soviet U.S.-Japan trade ties have been *80 CT Bound 1560. 1950. Lettert policy same, but not from me! A more the recent "baseless and sneering mean(s),’’ watch ordinary peo­ citizens,” the foundation report points out. It then The accidents, mainly on public roadways, injured 35 people. 13 00 CT Bound lOOCiPeo' 1/3 C l 490. 14 Colors intelligent approach in criticiz­ assault on the capabilities of the ple fight for their right to of them seriously. About a third of the Injured were civilians, strained by Japan’s nearly $50 1 1690. OTCiPeo' 2860 . 1/2 CT 735. 15 Made of | offers an unusual suggestion to “restore balance” billion surplus. 3056. 16 Leaves na The’ Manchester Herald welcomes original ing a candidate is to take issue volunteers serving the district self-determination. military authorities said. 2150. AOCTPeo' 3/4 CT 1385. to U.S.-Soviet exchanges: Japanese lawmakers at a heated 2178. 18 Deposited letters to the editor with the issues he or she is fire department" by leaders of Most of the agricultural damage was caused by tanks and VbBCiPeo' 378*. 22*0 . “ (S)hlft the emphasis from short-term group session of the Diet on Thursday 6338 2 34ClPeo' 1 V? CT moisture Letters should be brief and to the point. They articulating! I feel it is below my the Committee for Charter Robert H. Bletchman armored personnel carriers tearing up fields and meadows and 3780. 20 Femaie ru should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for visits In the Soviet Union to visits of six months to a urged Nakasone to express regret. q 07 CT BOun» 6175 2CT dignity to personalize any Revision. Chairman, year by Individual Americans, who could practice knocking over trees. Japanese Ambassador Nobuo 21 Eiaborate ease In editing, should be double-spaced. Letters 22 Tax agenr political candidate when they are For some reason, Mr. Giles Stop Tampering with the their professions in the Soviet Union. This would Matsunaga In Washington con­ 683- must be signed with name, address and daytime excercising their constitutional pretends, around the bush, at veyed Nakasone’s apology Friday. 7 ^ 1 Motqaise (abbr.) Eight’s American Liberties give the Americans and the Soviets a better 9*3 24 Ridge of r telephone number (for verification). rights. Personal attacks have a concern for the permitted use of ISON. Main St. Canada to enact economic sanctions The message was released first in % Cl Moiqu'se 1430. chance to become acquainted with each other” Tokyo. 780. near ware Long visits by American students “would ensure OTTAWA — Canada announced Friday that it will ban imports 60ClOvo\ 1235. U c l 1690. 26 Malaria that they see the real life of the Soviet people, and of South African agricultural products, uranium, coal, iron and “Let me make one thing very 81 Cl OVQ 1690. 2210 . medicine not the Potemkin villages constructed especially steel beginning Oct, 1 In keeping with an agreement reached with clear. “ the message said. “I have 91 Cl Ovo\ 2217 1 42 C l Watqu'se 3180 30 Small anc for them by Soviet propaganda ” other Commonwealth members in London last month. always firmly believed that Ameri­ , UClOvo 3250. pov-nen'P'o^ 33 Navy ship ca’s greatness derives from the ,ien' prefix (abi Strapped U.N. faces uncertain future It wasn’t made clear how these individual External Affairs Minister Joe Clark said in a news release that -OR Cl ova' 3510. the measures will effect an estimated $63 million in Canadian dynamism and achievements of IBI'CIOVO' 34 Mackerel' Americans would avoid Danlloff’s fate during o"ob'* rive Imports from South Africa. her many ethnic communities. It %\ta* ovi WASHINGTON — A near-crisis atmosphere has swept Capitol Hill, a bias now being reflected in their long visits In the Soviet Union. was not my intention whatsoever to MonV\atg*' 36 Field edge ’Thqt^is less than half of Canada’s total imports of about $158 37 Mine shal gripped the new General Assembly session of the Congress’s unwillingness to pay our U.N. million a-year from South Africa. The ban will affect mainly farm imply any racial discrimination Hall of thama nor to criticize any aspect of Ae 39 Jacob's tv United Nations, and it can be traced directly to two assessments. The Reagan administration, which goods, led by Granny Smith apples and canned fruit, and about 41 Siamese pressing issues: politics and money. once seemed content to let Congress decide what American society. A press reports from South $8.6 million in steel imports. “It is my strong political com­ 42 Inhabitant Much of the political unrest comes from the R o b e r t the U.N. contribution should be, is now worried Africa have made frequent mention of niurders by To prevent possible hardship to Importers, Clark exempted Denmark arrest and subsequent indictment of Soviet U.N. about how world opinion would view a massive mitment to strengthen the friend­ 44 Art lover black activists using the so-called burning South African goods already in transit on Oct. 1 and said ship between our two peoples, and I employee Gennadi Zakharov on spying charges. cutback in U.S. support. necklace - a tire set afire around the bound arrangements would be made to permit entry of goods covered 46 Flippant W a g m a n am determined to work for this 4B Golfing aii For months a number of influential anti-U.N. ; 6 S! victim’s head. But reports of blacks killed during by binding contracts signed before Aug. 8, when six cause.” cusltous ”ISS« 49 Trouble organizations, such as the Washington-based THE UNITED STATES has been billed $206 “questioning" while In custody of the Commonwealth nations agreed to a sanctions package. SMII p r ic e . Nakasone had found himself in a SPEC'A'- length. 51 Actress M Heritage Foundation, have urged the United million by the United Nations for its 1086 white-minority government ’s police rarely make similar position last weekend, PR'CC, 800 9 s\zt' States to make changes at the United Nations. administrative budget. This is based on the full 28 It into American newsrooms, because the official when he expressed regret in Seoul, VWGTH, c - 6'/j WM/30 600 53 Nature's They claim certain sectors of the U.N. percent. The Reagan administration, in emergency laws forbid even Identifying the Lake closed because of radiation South Korea, for comments by his 6 125 6 7V.WW/1& lOOO mythical Vr/,MM/30" maiden bureaucracy have become tools of Soviet In his annual report to the General Assembly, accordance with the Kassebaum amendment, defoinees without government permission former education minister. jMW/'®” 2000 STOCKHOLM, Sweden — A small lake in central Sweden has Masayuki FuJIo, the minister, 57 Clerical ot propaganda and centers for Soviet espionage. The the secretary general says that in his view the lowered this figure to $181 million when it p e Lawyers Committee for Human Rights has been closed to fishing after tests showed severe radioactive a . 8'/3 WW/30 7500 60 Bantu lani arrest of Zakharov has added fuel to this submitted its budget to Congress. The House was fired after he offended Asian 5 - S'/’ body is all but insolvent and its continued sidestepped the official press blackout, however contamination from the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster, local neighbors by telling a Japanese MW/'®" 61 Alleviate argument. existence is “in jeopardy.” Reportedly the United approved only $123 million, deleting monies going and documented seven deaths in South African officials said Thursday. 6 - MM/24'' nndionQM 62 Needle ce magazine that Japan’s 1910-1948 - '-'’ 63 Thing in It The Reagan administration accepts this view of Nations may not have enough binds to meet its to certain U.N. departments and programs that Jails during April and May of this year. One was colonialization of the Korean pe­ 6 6 Bite* the United Nations. Recently it demanded that the December payroll, and its by laws prohibit critics claim are under Soviet control. The Senate Many 64 Handle (Fi j^at of J toI PhoshokO, 28, a motorbike messenger. ninsula was in part Korea’s idea. 65 Cambodia Soviet Union sharply reduce the size of its U.N. borrowing money. has agreed to the $123 million, but wants to delay Though he had no direct ties to anti-apartheid money mission — by far the largest of any at the United payment of a third of that until Oct. 1.1088 — the groups he was summoned to the Pretoria Central 66 Cereal gra Nations — and also demanded that the United MANY U.N. AGENOES and programs, start of the next U.S. fiscal year. iTOliro Station for Interrogation during his lunch Coast Guard Nations employ fewer Soviet and Eastern Bloc including its overall administrative budget, are The House has also voted to reduce other U.N. b ro p on April 2. Here is how his widow described We*re having a DOWh bureaucrats. supported by assessments against member payments. For instance, the United States has his body when she claimed it the next day: food costly 1 In the sarr nations. Assessments are based on the gross been assessed $84 million for its share of Middle “His face had huge swellings on i t . his place (abb ALEKSANDR BELONOGOV, chief Soviet U.N. national product of each country with a cap on any East peace-keeping efforU. But the Soviet Union forehead looked pressed back. On his mouth were PERM SALE 1 9 B 6 2 None (Sco delegate, says the U.S. demand that his delegation nation’s assessment at 28 percent of the budget. has never paid its share at all. The House has MIAMI (AP) -TheCoastGuard clots of blood and there was also caked blood on ' paid more than $624,000 for $953.54 I LOOB be lowered firom M3 to no nwre than 218 by Oct. 1 is The United States has been assessed at 28 percent voted to pay only $27 million, rehising to make up the back of his head." worth of groceries because of at 6 “completely illegal." Under U.N. rules. If the host since the United Nations started. for Soviet non-payment. key-punching errors, but the mo­ country (the United States) and any member But under U.N. rules each nation has an equal Meanwhile, the State Department is worried ney has been recovered, auditors country cannot work out this sort of dispute, it goes say in how the money is spent — although the about what other countries will think If the White found after receiving an anonym­ HAIR BOUTIQUE to an arbitration tribunal made up of three other United States is paying a quarter of the tab it has House is seen as having helped throw the United ^aurliPBtrr Hrralft ous tip. member nations. only one of 188 votes on where the nwney goes. In Nations into insolvency. The overpayments were made CaMtxityc Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar fact. 80 countries, who between them contribute Belatedly, the administration is moving to Founded in 1681 by the 7th District of the U.S. Coast 2 0 % off on all perms Guard in Miami, the Department badly wants to avoid this kind of confrontation and less than I percent of the total budget, can control change Congress’s mind and get the hill requested PBINVM SIEFFERT ...... PuMUhar (haircut included) hopes for a quick reaohitfon of the matter. But the how the money is spent. binding this year. It stresses that Congress should OOUQLAS S BEVINS Enacutlv* EdSor of ’Transportation’s Office of In­ JAMES P SACKS spector Cleneral of *he Coast Guard Zakharov arrest does not make this likely, and the Many in Congress think this grossly unfair. Last give the United Nations more time to dean up its Min aging EMor /•VncJet4'elers and Goldsmiths ALEXANDEn QIBELU A n o d m Editof found in its audit. entire U.N. process could become bogged down in year they adopted the "Kassebaum Amendment" act and that we will be hurt if we throw the According to the audit. Pantry Grel Nails now $350 0 65 LaSalle Rd West Hartford 52) -3202 trying to settle this dispute. — named for its sponsor. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, organisation into a finandal crisis. DENISE A HOBBITS Sdvwtlilng DInclor Pride Enterprises billed the Coast (Offer expires 10-31-86) Hours: Open Monday thm Soturday 9:30-5:15, Thursday Evening 111 8 1 5 R-Kan. — which cuts the U.S. contribution to 20 MARK F ABRAITIS JFA An even more pressing problem for Perez de It remains to be seen if Congress will buy the BuUnwi Minigir Guard $129.32 in April 1984 for a Major Credit Cords Accepted ond Convenient Charge Plans Avoilable Or Lov-o-Woy That Speciol Gilt Todoy Mail Orders Invited. SHELDON COHEN CompoNng Mmiggr Qiellar is a major financialcrisis brought on by percent if some more equitable spending system is argunnent. ROBERT H HUBBARD grocery purchase at one of its 390 Main Street PREVIOUS not created Prwiroom M m igir supermarkets. The Coast Guard have a efforts in the U.S. Congress to reduce the U.S. JEANNE O FROMERTH CIrculMlon Mwiigir Manchester, CT contribution to the world body. ’This reflects an anti-U.N. sentiment that has Rahert Whgman Is a syadIcaMi caknmist. sent Pantry Pride a check for (Next to Holmn l*unenl Home) $129,320.85, according to the audit 649-7666 completed Dec. 20. 9 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 27, 19W MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 27, 1988 —' 9

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Treasury Department August 1988 through June 1987. 8age-Allen plans United ANSW ER: A federal income tax youngster's 1988 return. But. be­ stopped selling E bonds over-the- fneome tax will have to be paid on signed cases I return can be filed for the little girl, cause the accumnlated interest in counter on Dec. SI, I9'f», and th e accumulated interest Stamford store govern CAPTAIN EASY T>y Ctceke A Camrie listing an the interest that has each future year most likely wifi be throagb payroll depletion pro­ eventually. 'BUTHeHAD ing on ' juS'r/w9sep WM. accumnlated on the bonds. Assum-' less than her personal exemption, grams on June 98,1988. I do not want to leave my wife HARTFORD - Sage-Alien & Co. WHAT PIP I JU$T KEEP T IT'5 NEVER Boris ing she is taken as a dependent on she sbonld escape tax liability for a There’s no great difference be­ with Mg Mils, if f die before her. Inc., a Hartford-based retail corpora­ S tell you PEFOKE, REPEATIN6-V TOO l ATE- David Pfaizgraf ufy pi r o u l e t t e ? 1T'$ NEVER her parents’ return, no tax win be goodly number of years ahead. tween E Es and the old Es. Tbe net And I don’t want big Mils, if sbe is tion, will open its 14th Southern New BLONDie by Oaan Young k ttan Drabo due if that accrued interest does headed TOO l a t e . As always with the complicated effect of tbe change in designation tbe first to go. Upon either of our England department store in the Ridgeway Center, Stam ford, by not exceed the personal exemption deaths, will the estate to pay into tlx HOW ABOUT L E T M E I I HOPE I DIONH- I p ro )!' U.S. Savings Bond program, was to further confuse the bond- have mid-November, chairman Lafayette Keeney announced. she is entitled to take on her return. ter. pr A WAL< T F R E S H E N TAKE TOO LONS there’s a caveat attached. The buying public. tax on the deceased owner’s "W e are delighted to continue our growth with our second store U P A B I T For 1988, the personal exemption is ! ^ method outlined above can be used portion of the accrued Interest? in Fairfield County,” Keeney said. "The former Gimbel’s site is a 91.088. only if the bonds are in the child’s QUESTION: We have purchased natural for us in both size and l. A gOfrlMTHf NEW YORK (AP) - As Califor­ have In many years.” New York grape growers — Just down substantially from 1984,” he The service accepts insurance quarte AIL m < 7 c nia’s wine strike grew more tense For example, he said, the under one In four — dropped out of said. assignment. streets this past week, gleams of hope number of wineries has grown the business, according to prelim i­ Trezise said the explosive de­ Lashoones also provides an back after a n£ appeared In some segments of the from 75 to 91 over the past IS nary figures compiled by the state mand for wine coolers, the popular injury prevention program to busi­ Demo( Eastern wine and grape industry months, while several have In­ Department of Agriculture and blend of fruit Juice and low-alcohol nesses and industries. Penny for the first time In several years. creased their production Markets. wines, has had a dramatic impact for Chi 1hi The turnaround appears most significantly. One reason for the plague of on the Industry. Penr dramatic In New York, which Is the "But the real bottom line — how bankruptcies and vineyard aban­ Glastonbury bank served nation’s second largest wine pro­ you tell when things are getting donments was that many farmers "In 1985, the number of cases of closer ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Gratia ducer, after California. Just 12 better — is In the prices being paid had been growing varieties that New York-made wine shipped plans stock Issue O’Mt months ago, New York growers for grapes. This year, for the first had become unpopular. Their fate nationally grew from about 20 districi 1 MUST SAY, AVA, I'M \ IT'S A ONCE-IM GLASTONBURY - Glastonbury SAY.'WHY DON'T/ HOW \BETWEEN US W E/ HEY, and industry officials had feared a was sealed last year when Taylor million to 27 million cases," he to Is B< S lA O YOU DECIDEP T O / A -LIFE TIM E WE SURPRISE DO YOU COULD GET A / ytTU'RE time in probably a decade, the Bank & Trust Co. has announced a U S. ACRES by Jim Davla major collapse as bankruptcies Wine Co., which had traditionally said, citing Industry sources. Prince SIGN ON w rm US' OfTORTUNITY, DR.WONMUS V MEAN /PRETTY GOOD RIGHT! (overall) prices paid for grapes new issue of 58,240 shares of bank OSCAR! rp BE A WHEN HE COMESN ? /^JUM P ON THOSE) L :T'S SEE spread and farmers abandoned Increased,” he said. bought all their crops, announced The wine used in coolers made by Fire D FOOL TO REFUSE F HOME FROM THES-, V n EW COMPONENTS) 1 W AT W E stock. WHO vineyard after vineyard. Many New York wineries )iad drastic cuts In the prices it would Seagram ’s Wine and Spirit Co., station ( s M O ^ T ^ FOR THE LAB! L ::AN DO! The stock will be offered at $30 per CK£P M£ ?// In Pennsylvania, Virginia. Ma­ been barely making It over the last pay and the amounts it would buy. which owns Taylor: Canandaigua school, y share to stockholders of record Sept. ryland and Ohio, observers in and few years, stung by competition While Taylor would not release Wine Co. (Sun Country coolers) Dianne Lashoones firehou 24. Warrants will be mailed to out of the industry also have noted from Imported wine made bar­ tonnage figures, Tom Chadwick, and Joseph Victor) Wine Co. O'Mf stockholders in late October and the stock will be Issued in late some Improvements in local gains by the strong dollar, wides­ director of grower relations, said (Calvin Cooler) all helped to work mental a ( conditions. the company has brought Its December. The new Issue will increase stockholders' equity by Street il3~'iuT pread price-cutting born of swollen off the bulging Inventories in New James Trezise, president of the Inventories and hurt by an out­ purchases back to the levels of York. $1,750,000, bringing the bank's to d to in excess of $11 million. Eight! New York Wine-Grape Founda­ dated im age that Its wines were 1983. Trezise said the shrinking of the In a letter to stockholders, bank president John H. Hamby Jr. Bridge tion, in the upstate Finger Lakes "too sweet." "T h e weighted average of our dollar’s value against other cur­ said the bank was well on its way toward recording Its 11th stone region town of Penn Yann, said 2 Street Grape farm ers were hit even prices Is up substantially from last rencies by at least 30 percent over consecutive year of increased net and per-share income. that "things look better than they harder. Between 1980 and 1985, 434 year — but, in all fairness, Is still the past year also had helped.

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Declarer now began PRICES STARTING 1 In the same ♦ K J to 9 7 et similar savingsl QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Conditions By James Jacoby the parade of tricks, running the re­ MERCURY * 1 1 ,1 9 9 Rebate ♦ 7 4 place (abbr.) J maining spades and continuing with 27 are favorable today for establishing Price 2 None (Scot.) (c)igee by NEA, in bonds with a person you recently met WEST EAST With 20 high-card points and no five diamond tricks, on which he and would like to know better. Make # 8 7 4 2 ♦ 6 3 Inciudes LINCOLN five-card suit, South should have threw his remaining hearts Because T. The shape you want to be In. See us now. plans to include him or her. V A 6 2 V K 8 5 3 East had to unguard his clubs to keep 4T * 5 8 9 9 Rebate 6 t i - ? passed the four no-trump slam invita­ CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) A material ♦ 4 3 2 ♦ 8 5 tion. He foolishly decided to bid on, the heart king, declarer won the final desire that you have been nurturing has ♦ 8 5 2 ♦ QJ 1063 trick with his club nine. strong possibilities of being fuifilled to­ and in his partnership methods one ac­ SOUTH cepted such an invitation by showing In the post-mortem. West agreed day. Chance wili play a big role in bring­ that he should have simply returned a ing this about. ♦ A Q 10 9 aces as though the quantitative jum^ CELEBRITY CIPHER heart after winning the ace, but that CtlEbrtty CiphEr cryptoortmt crMt«d from Quotitioot by f»mou» p*opl*. pwt and prwMnt LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Something lucky ■ V J 9 4' to four no-trump were Blackwood. u Exit 60 Off 1-84 Each lattar tn tb« dphar Mandt for aoothar Todty't Ou*. B 9Q »I$ W. could develop tor you today through the ♦ A Q6 North then bid six no-trump, and it was history As for declarer s play ♦ A K 9 never let it be said that miracles in by CONNIE WIENER good auspices of a relative or in-law. Be was up to South to make up for his bridge can't happen extra nice to Kith and kin. Vulnerable: Both foolish bidding with a miracle in the IVIORIARftY BRO THERS “ZR Z HWV'C HFVPU, Z PTKSLOU. Z’8 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) You may ex­ Dealer: South play. perience an interesting turn of events HOURS: Lee Si LWTV CW LU WV JCFNU FVH Z HFTU today. In areas where you recently have West North E^ast Sooth It would seem that there are only 11 soflbt tricks available and no way of shutting A big tornado can measure a mile Open Evenings *tll 9 p.m. encountered resistance, you will now 2 NT and a half wide and 200 miles long, their find the cooperation you need. Pass 4 NT Pass 5 ♦ out the ace and king of hearts, but JFA ZC JMWBJ." — TKHWOR VKTUAUE. and spawn winds reaching 300 mph Pass 6 NT Pass Pass most overbidders know one rule — Fii. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Acad4 PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'll death by gunfire were a disease, we would Pass never give up in the play. Strange The largest area of Indian tribal 301-31S CENTER STREET Demo have a commission working on its eradication -- Adam Smith. The Peruvian Embassy is located things can happen. Resigned to his owned land is in New Mexico, with errors a 1700 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Opening lead ♦ 8 fate, declarer nevertheless intended to mNCHESTCR. CONNECTICUT 643-5135 3,329,270 acres distributed among 24 Washington, D.C 200S6 play out the hand. And so he won with reservations. Never — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 27, 1986 i r - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 27. 1986 — 11 Chernobyl leads SPORTS to warning call AL roundup

VIENNA. Austria (AP) — Ac­ said without elaboration that he cords calling for immediate warn­ hoped the agency would discuss ings in nuclear accidents and other measures to make nuclear entergency aid were signed here power safer. Friday at an international confer­ U.S. Energy Secretary John S. Blue Jays blank Sox ence called after the Chernobyl Herrington said the accords were nuclear disaster in the Soviet "an important first step.” BOSTON (AP) — Jesse Barfield as the Yankees lost 3-2 to Detroit. Union. Don Mattingly o f the New York "W e must make certain nuclear led off the 12th Inning with his 36th Toronto reliever Mark Eichhom, The three-day session, convened Yankees. CMVSH reactors are operated under string­ homer Friday night, lifting the 14-5, was the winner in reiief of by the International Atomic Clemens allowed singles in each ent standards of safety.” Herring­ Toronto Blue Jays to a 1-0 victory starter Jimmy Key. Tom Henke Energy Agency and attended by M ton said. o f the first six innings, hut’Tordnin over Boston and keeping on hold got the last two outs for his 26th of the 113 member countries, failed to advance a runner h^und West Germany’s enviromental the Red Sox’ drive for the Ameri­ save. adopted accords drafted in August minister. Walter Wallmann. first base until the ninth when can League East championship. Boston starter Roger Clemens after a discussion of the ^ v ie t termed the conference a "great Willie Hpshaw singled and Ranee Konssi Barfield drilled a 2-0 pitch by shut out the Blue Jays on e i^ t Mulliniks walked. accident. success” but said the question of reliever Calvin Schiraldi over the singles for nine innings before Rick Leach was thrown out at CMcoa Agency officials said a majority liability from nuclear accidents screen in left-center as the Blue sSkHWi of the countries, including the giving way to Schiraldi. Clemens, second trying to stretch a single to needs to be discussed Jays prevented Boston from failing in a bid for his 2Sth victory, United States and the Soviet Union, The Kremlin came under sharp end the second and the Red Sox clinching at least a tie for the struck out six and walked two. polled off inning-ending double signed the accords, which in most criticism following the disaster in division title. Schiraldi, 4-2, worked out of jams plays in the fourth and sixth. Ton cases must be ratified by national the Ukraine for failing to warn Boston’s magic number for Mhw governments to make them bind­ in the lOth and llth innings before Although he faced only three WIlM other countries quickly enough and clinching remained at three games giving up the homer to Barfield Ookl ing on the signatories. refusing to acknowledge damage batters in the second, fourth and over Toronto with nine regular Boston’s Wade Boggs went 4-for- CMw Boris Shcherbina, a Soviet dep­ sixth innings. Clemens retired the T s m caused abroad. season games left in Fenway Park. 6 to improve his batting average to S Blue Jays in order for the first time uty premier who had initially At least 31 people were killed in The magic number for clinching headed his government’s inquiry .354 and take a four-point lead in in the seventh, strikingiout George Tors the accident, which the Soviet over New York was reduced to two the AL batting race over runnerup 1»7) into the April 26 Chernobyl'disas­ Union said was caused by person­ Bell and Barfield and getting Ernie ter. praised the agreements and nel errors. Whitt on a foul pop. rrewto Key was t o u ^ r than Clemens T am for six innings, allowing just two singles by Boggs. (OofM Oaki 8th’s spokesman Whalers gain (Joeki TigB^ 3, YankBM 2 E wouks At New York. Walt Terrell CHrv pitched four-hit ball for eight-plus (Mors hits school claim exhibition win Hwild photo by Slnto Innings and the Detroit Tigers Tore defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 The Eighth Utilities District fire HARTFORD (A P) - Joel Five more names were added to the mm Elementary School on Broad bench and went after Torrie Friday night to end a three-game Isieper, Jimmy Roach and Fran Leary. station is closer than those manned Quennevllle capped a four-goal Street 1.1 miles away Robertson of the Whalers. Five losing streak. The Yankees had Manchester Sports Hall of Fame Friday Wilfred Clarke and Christie McCormick Ooki by the Town Fire Department to all He said the Town Fire Depart­ third period for Hartford with 36 players were ejected and refe­ won three in a row. Tex« but one of the five schools within its ment on West Center Street is 1.4 seconds left to play to give the night, including (from left) Earl Bal- were also Inducted, posthumously. C ie v ree Andy Van Hellemond re­ Terrell, 14-12, lost his shutout in territory, a spokesman said miles away from Waddell and eight Whalers a 5-4 National Hockey moved Hartford assistant coach the eighth when |dnch-bitter Clau- Friday tenths of a mile away from the League exhibition victory over Claude Larose from the bench. P dell Washington hit his sixth home District fire department spokes­ Cornerstone Christian School. the Washington Capitals on The Capitals grabbed a 2-0 run of the season. NiH tf man 'Thomas R. O’Marra said'he Penny’s comments came during Friday. lead in the opening 2:09 on goals had measured the driving distance a meeting held by Eighth District by Gartner and Yvon Corri- Don Mattingly singled in the New Hall of fame adds five Quennevllle fired a low shot to the schools from district head­ York fourth, extending his hitting opponents who are supporting a that caromed off the stick of veau. Ed Kastelic made it 3-Oat quarters at Main and Hilliard streak to 24 games. Mattingly and By Len Autftr and another is put on permanent X-N«W November referendum question goalie Bob Mason, who got 16:23 for Washington before about football players from his day FMhaiM streets and the closest town station Los Angeles’ Steve Sax each Sports Editor display at the Manchester Sports that, if approved, would eliminate tangled up In the crease with Kevin Dineen scored his fourth and today. "'Today they’re more Sf. L M after a comment made Monday by the district’s power to veto a goal in as many exhibtions for entered the day with 23-game Hall of Fame location at the Lutz specialize. We were more well Montr4 Whalers Ron Francis. Five more names were added to ^Icosn Democratic town Director Stephen merger with the town. Penny, a Hartford. streaks, the longest In the major Museum. rounded. I think they miss a lot the ranks of the Manchester Sports PfiMu Penny, a leader of the Committee strong supporter of consolidation, Mike Gartner had two goals The Whalers closed within 3-2 leagues this season. ’The inductees are from five today. Part of the fun is going both for Charter Revision. claimed that difficulties with the for Washington, the second at 2:54 of the third period on a Hall of Fame Friday night at the different sports. Roach 54, was a ways.” X-HOMI Army and Navy Club with the CIncIrNi Penny said that some schools existing fire jurisdiction lines tying the game at 4-4 with 7:57 to tap-in by Robertson. Hartford Brawara 2, Orlofaa 0 standout in football. He had 30 Leary, who looked younger than Herald phoioa by Pinto Induction of Fran Leary, Jimmy Son served by the district are actually demonstrate why there should be a play. Both teams are 2-2 in tied the game at 5:06 on a goal career touchdowns at Manchester his 67 years, said he was honore. Los An At Milwaukee. Rick Manning Roach. Earl Ballsieper. Christie closer to a town station. merger. preseason play. by Stewart Gavin and went High School and attended Auburn "This means a great deal to me Son Dl4 On a roll knocked in both runs and Pete McCormick and Wilfred Clarke, Alkmfo O’Marra said the only school He cited the distance of a couple The game was marred by a ahead 4-3 on Paul MacDermid’s University on a scholarship. He because of my association with Vuckovich and two relievers com­ the latter two posthumously. x-cMn district firefighters are not closer of schools within the Eighth bench-clearing brawl at 3:44 of goal at 11:48, but Gartner’s first also lettered in basketball and some of the previous inductees.” Scott Lebrun of Lyndale Street (right) and Robert Watts threatening most of the afternoon, the two had little bined on a three-hitter to lead the A crowd of between 225 and 250 to Is Bowers Elementary School on District as an example without the third period when Greg goal drew the Capitals even just track. Ballsieper is the only man to Leary said he was surprised his of Hazel Street, both 14, take to the slide at Charter Oak competition for the slides. Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-0 victory saw the number of inductees in the Pmio Princeton Street. He said the Town mentioning the schools he was Adams of Washington left the 15 seconds later on a rebound. win every major golf tournament mile clocking, which he set In 1937, over the Baltimore Orioles Friday local hall of fame swell to 35. Each Fire Department’s Lawton Road referring to. Park with their bicycles Friday afternoon. With rain night. at the Manchester Country Club. still stands as the record at MHS. Atlon Inductee receives a plaque to keep Leary was a standout in track and eweo station Is I 05 miles from the O’Marra also refuted Penny’s " I never believed It would (last this aock school, while the Eighth District charge that half of the Northfield cross country and his mile mark of long). I did think It would stand for Los A firehouse Is 1.1 miles away. Green condominium complex is 4:24.3 still stands at Manchester awhile though.” he added, noting NL roundup High School. CMcO O’Marra said Robertson Ele­ served by the town and the other his record stood as a state standard (Forsefi mentary School on North School half by the Eighth District. McCormick made his mark as a for 13-14 years before It was finally Lot t Street Is 1.500 feet away from the O'Marra said the district only football official. He is known as bettered. Francis Immigration bill falls apart in House well as the 'Father of the New Houti Eighth District station. St serves about 20 percent of the Ballsieper expressed his delight 11-4) Bridget’s 500 feet away. Corner­ complex. There has never been England Relays,’ The late Wll at being able to attend the stone Christian School on Main confusion over which department Bv Lorry Morgosok financial penalties and imprison­ Mets capture club-record 101st win Clarke was a standout basketball Induction ceremony. " I ’m 94, ap­ (KIptwr PMkt Street */» mile away and Waddell had jurisdiction, he said. The Associated Press ment for employers who hire coach at Manchester High. His 1938 proaching 95,” he said in a firm 2 (Youm The Immigration and Naturalization Service Illegal aliens, and amnesty for Bv The Associated Press walked to set up Hernandez. cisco three straight times. 4-0. 6-0 team won It all — the Central voice. "Physically, 1 feel wonder­ ClncH Howard Johnson’s two-out ho­ The Phillies ended a three-game Connecticut Interacholnstic Diego ( WASHINGTON — A sweeping estimated It will catch a record 1.8 million those who came Illegally, but and 2-0 In Mike Scott’s no-hitter losing streak. ful. I have no pains. The good lord PITTSBURGH - Keith Hernan mer In the ninth, his 10th. provided League. Connecticut and New been good to me.” immigration bill came unglued established rqots in this country Thursday. Montreal protested the game has Illegal aliens this year. For each dez hit a two-run single and the the Mets with an insurance run. England championships. His Friday over an amnesty plan for over a number of years. because second base umpire Frank Also honored at Fridav night’s PhIkK Obituaries New York Mets won their team- Johnson’s homer was only the teams won 323 games in his 32-year Houst foreign farm workers, killing chan­ apprehension, two or three other illegal aliens But the language that scuttled Pulli called timeout during an odd dinner were Red Hadden with the record 101st game of the season, Mets’ fourth hit of the game. PhllllM 5, Expos 0 tenure. Chlcoi ces of action this year and the bill would have granted per­ play In the sixth. Unsung Award and the Nutmeg Los A provoking Attorney General Ed­ — some who have crossed the border several beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 The Pirates scored In the first At Montreal. Marvin Freeman " It ’s a shame being honored for Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon CInclr The funeral will be Monday at 11 manent resident status to foreign­ Glenn Wilson hit a bases-loaded Elllt W. Holmqulst win Meese to charge that "stub­ Friday night. when Jim Morrison hit a sacrifice and Kent Tekulve combined on a something you loved so much,” with the Friends of Sports Award. a m. at the John F. Tierney times — evade capture. ers who could prove they worked at sacrifice fly to right fielder Andre Ellis W. Holmquist. 84. of 39 born refusal” by Democrats sabot­ With a 101-53 record, the Mets fly following singles by Barry one-hitter and Von Hayes scored said Roach, whose career at MHS They were honored for their Funeral Home. 219 W Center St least 60 days In American agricul­ Dawson, scoring Juan Samuel for a Whitney Road, died Friday at a aged attempts to deal with the have one more victory than the 1969 Bonds and Bobby Bonilla. runs Friday night as the Philadel­ spanned from 1949 through 1953. involvement. Hadden for 30 years 7 ture between May 1985 and May 5-0 lead. Dawson dropped the ball, Nation Burial will be In St. James World Series championship team. phia Phillies beat the Montreal ’"The honor means people still local convalescent home. He was longstanding problem. 1986. and with Von Hayes and Mike and the Tall Cedars for 36 years, Cemetery. There are no calling Impossible, with the 99th Congress important to die because of a It was New York’s 49th road BravM 5, Attrot 4 Expos 5-0. remember.” Roach spoke briefly the husband of Helen (Collins) After only two hours and eight That provision was designed for Schmidt holding, Dawson threw to with the Manchester Road Race. hours. winding down Its work, to write a ham-handed effort to force an victory, which also broke a team Holmquist. minutes of preliminaiy debate, laborers who pick perishable fruits At Atlanta. Doyle Alexander third, forcing Hayes. Third base- new compromise agricultural pro­ unpopular position upon a majority record set In 1969. Freeman, 2-0, pitched six Innings lawmakers voted 202-180 to disal­ and vegetables, mostly in western scattered 10 hits over 8 2-3 innings man Tom Foley threw to second, Mata 3 He was born In Sweden and had vision that would satisfy both of House members” Meese said Sid Fernandez. 16-6. gave up and gave up one hit. a line-drive In Memoriam low further discussion and then states. Many of those crops cur­ and did not allow an earned run and apparently forcing Schmidt, but lived In Hartford before moving to growers and organized labor eight hits in eight-plus innings. single to center by Tim Raines In told reporters the measure was The vote continued a long string rently are picked by Illegal aliens. Bob Horner hit a two-run homer Pulli said that he had called The Weekend N IW V< Manchester Before he retired, he Roger McDowell got the final three the fourth. Tekulve finished with In loving memory of Connie likely dead for this session. "B y Its stubborn refusal to allow of frustration for veteran lawmak­ Rep. Dan Lungren. R-Calif.. had Friday night to give the Atlanta timeout and allowed Schmidt to had been employed by the former outs for his 20th save as the Mets three perfect innings for his fourth Ovkstro McCurry September 27th 1982. "In my view, (the vote) kills it.” members to vote on a clearly ers like Rodino, who has sought to demanded the right to offer an Braves a 5-4 victory over the return safely. Bcfcmnl Underwood Typewriter Co In beat the Pirates for the 12th time In save. EC, MHS football teams home today said Rep. Leon Panetta. D-Callf.. a unacceptable provision that had amendment that would have killed Houston Astros. Philadelphia took a 2-0 lead in the KHmdz Hartford This day we do remember, pass an immigration control bill 13 games this year. Last Sunday. Freeman, making Carter c key negotiator of the agricultural been narrowly adopted In commit­ the past 15 years. the provision, and substituted a Houston, which clinched the first on Randy Hunt’s passed ball East Catholic’s 2-0 Eagles and Manchester’s 1-1 Indians are a loving thought we give, Hernandez singled with the his second major-league start, and Strwbrv Besides his wife, he is survived language tee. the House Democratic leader­ The Immigration and Naturali­ plan in the Senate Immigration bill National League West title Thurs­ and Wilson’s RBI single. both home today in high school footbalLaction at 1:30 p.m. East H ^ lf for one no longer with us bases loaded against Stan Fansler. Tekulve combined on a two-hitter by a brother. Eric Holmquist In House Judiciary Committee ship has dealt a possibly fatal blow zation Service estimated it will approved a year ago. day, had Its streak of 29 2-3 Hayes scored in the third on makes Its debut in All Connecticut Conference action against MWIlton but in our hearts still lives. 0-2. in the fifth inning. Kevin Elster against New York. In that game. HJotisn i Texas, and two brothers and three Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., to the great cause of immigration catch a record 1.8 million illegal The language muscled Into the scoreless innings broken in the Hunt’s throwing error after steal­ Fairfield Prep at Mt. Nebo, while Manchester entertains Bristol reached base on shortstop Rafael Freeman allowed one hit in seven Elster se sisters In Sweden. The McCurry Family asked if the bill was dead this year, reform.” Meese said In a aliens this year. For each appre­ Senate version by the growers second Inning when Matt Keough ing second and third, and scored In Central at Memorial Field. Fmdez e Bernard’s error, Len Dykstra innings. said, "as far as I ’m concerned.” statement. hension. two or three other illegal would legally allow temporary threw a run-scoring wild pitch, the fifth on John Russell’s run­ McDwII singled and Wally Backman Sergio Valdez. 0-4, allowed eight The unexpected decision on the He said "the only chance for aliens — some who have crossed admittance of 350.000 foreign la­ Houston has shut out San Fran- hits and four runs in four innings. scoring groundout. parliamentary vote defeated the resurrecting immigration reform the border several limes — evade borers into the country to pick the UConn gridders visit the Yale Bowl crops. rule for debating the bill and sent before the end of the 99th Congress capture. Totals NEW HAVEN — The University of Connecticut football team the legislation back to Rodino’s Is for the House Rules Committee In contrast, only an estimated But a number of Republicans goes after its fourth victory in a row against Yale University NSW Yet committee Technically, a new to send this measure back to the 570.000 will be accepted during the also criticized the Democratic ti^ay at 1:30 p.m. at the Yale Bowl. UConn is 2-0 so far this year pmskuti rule for debate could be written and floor in a way that allows the full year as legal Immigrants, often leadership for attempting to pre­ Gome the bill returned to the House floor. House to vote its conscience.” after a long wait. vent debate on Lungren’s amend­ while Yale is 0-1. The Elis lead the series between the two state (13). But lawmakers said it may be "Immigration reform is too schools, 30-6. The cornerstones of the bill were ment. burgh 1. 2B-6rm H J o h n s Whalers busy with pre-season tilts M orriso t Y Sessions at MMH to educate parents HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers’ NHL pre-season Fmdez V continues in earnest this weekend with two more games as the M cDwII The Parent Education Office at Whalers visit homestanding Quebec tonight and then takes on the support as well as those ’’over­ minar will examine the philosophy affects the family. The two classes Fansler I Manchester Memorial Hospital Washington Capitals on Sunday in Binghamton, N Y. Sm iley whelmed by the stress that comes and practice of raising a child from start Oct. 8 and Oct. 9 will offer five courses this fall to HPeno with parenting. ” said Elaine Ka- a male’s point of view. Kahaner ^l^espectively. Femar help mothers and fathers better haner. parent education coordina­ said the sessions, offered Oct. 19 A Head Start program, which is deal with the pressures of EC soccer team Is at South Catholic tor at the hospital. and Oct. 26 starting at 7:30 p.m.. held at Robertson School through­ W P -f parenthood. Most of the classes are free and Umgir will be taught by Rich Mellow, a out the school year, will be run like The resurgent East Catholic boys’ soccer team is at South C.IWtIllar The courses, which have been taught by volunteers. Kahaner to rd . counselor at Manchester Commun­ the preschool class, according to Catholic this morning for a 10:30 a. m. ACC matchup. The Eagles offered for the last three years, said. ity College who also has a private 9 T—2:3 Kahaner. but "allows a base of have won their last two after an 0-3 start. attract parents looking for a little For fathers, a two-session se­ practice. support that’s continuous.” In girls’ action, Bolton High visits Parish Hill in Chaplin at Another support group will run All but the Head Start class will 10:30 a.m. in a make-up contest. for six sessions and covers topics meet at the hospital. Kahaner said On the college scene, Manchester Community College is registration is limited. For more such as communications skills and scheduled to host Post College at Cougar Field at 2 p m School board to meet dealing with anger. The six-session information, call Kahaner at 846- Cross country activity finds the East Catholic boys and girls class, from Nov. 5 to Dec. 10. is 1222. extension 2405. teams at the Montville Invitational today at 10 a m. on negotiation strategy offered in conjunction with the YWCA, according to Kahaner. and Taliwi there is a charge. Television and radio highlights Town education officials will encouraged to participate with the The hospital will offer a class for For the Record LADII TODAY 18 Hotel discuss the demands they will lure of additional state aid. At parents of preschoolers and one for ss. Net make of the teachers’ union in stake for Manchester is more than parents of teenagers, "because the Noon - College football: West Virginia vs. Pittsburgh KokOMi upcoming negotiations over $4 2 million. issues are so different.” Kahaner The Temple Beth Sholom Songs­ Channels 8, 11. *HOl» teacher salaries at a meeting The Board of Education has not said. Parents of preschoolers will ters will perform tonight at 10 at Noon — College football; Clemson vs. Georgia Tech, USA Monday. officially agreed to reopen contract study how to deal effectively with the temple. 400 E Middle Turn­ 1 p.m. — College football: Lafayette vs. Columbia, Channel 24 twthN ’The Board of Education has talks, but school officials have said discipline and development, pike. The performance Is free and 1:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Tigers, SportsChannel, WPOP. among other topics, while parents scheduled a 7 p.m meeting in its that decision will follow prelimi­ open to the public. The time was 2 p.m. — College football: Wake Forest vs. Army, Channel 16 ABILE of teenagers will examine how the offices at 45 N. School St., accord­ nary negotiations with the MEA in listed incorrectly in Friday's 2:15 p.m. — Blue Jays vs. Red Sox. Channels 22. 30, W TIC 6 scores F adolescent state of development Herald. Oessic 0 ing to a notice posted in the Town early October. 3:30 p.m. — Oklahoma vs. Miami, Channel 3. OoksOol Clerk’s Office. The notice said the Although most school board 3:30 p.m. — Purdue vs. Notre Dame, Channel 40. Pout Aiti Mark Col board will probably go into execu­ members have declined to discuss 7 p.m. — Mete vs. Pirates, SportsChannel, WKHT. the strategy they will use in the Jock Ren H enld photo by Pinto tive session to discuss the town’s » ELECT ♦ 7:05 p.m. — Whalers vs. Nordiques, Channel 18, WTIC MorrN H talks, member Richard Dyer said negotiating strategy. 7:30 p.m. — Georgia vs. South Carolina. ESPN. Bob East The town and the teacher’s last week the town may ask Tom Olcs teachers to work a longer year. Jeir Mogi Political pitch union, the Manchester Education SUNDAY DA. wed Association. a^)reed last year to a MEA President Catherine Mat- MikeMci 1 p.m. — NASCAR Modifieds. ESPN. new two-year contract that began zotta said if the union is asked to Ed Ftort L*e SnutfftTOf Manchester takes a swing during a benefit 1 p.m. — Seahawks vs. Redskins, Channels 22, 30. PotM cGi July 1 However, the Connecticut work more than a few days past the AVID r cth HBtbM photo by Tuckor Tony Sllh softball flama b a tw a e n Democrats from Glastonbury and General Assembly this summer current 180-day year, she will ask 1 p.m. — Saints vs. Giants, Channel 3. Gene Sou their counterparts in Manchester Friday night at for more numey. Looking for some running room 1 p.m. — Blue Jays vs. Red Sox. Channel 36, WTIC. Tom Byn passed the Education Enhance­ O H E N \ / k J Bm Sondi Academy FWild In Glastonbury. The Manchester ment Act. which provided towns Assistant School Superintendent 1:30 p.m. — ligers vs. Yankees, Channel 11, WPOP Andy Bee with state money to raise teachers’ Wilson Deakin has said he expects STATE REPRESENTATIVE Manchester High running back Ron Smith (48) looks for 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Pirates. Channel 9. WKHT. Chortes B Democrats lost 6>1. One Democrat attributed the ioss to the Indians, 45-14. The Indians will try to get back on the Ronnie Bl salaries. negotiations to begin in mid- •ome open apace In last Saturday’s game with 4 p.m. — Patriots vs. Broncos, Channels 22, 30. Ofog Lad errors In the Weld, but vowed "there will be no errors in October and conclude with an P M for by the OommRIee te E le ct DAVID COHEN right track today at 1:30 p.m. as they host Bristol Central 5 p.m. — Whalers vs. Capitals, Channel 18. WTIC. The program was set up on a ______Aeroa HeW. Treswrer Qiaatonbury High School. The host Tomahawks scalped Ruee Cod November." voluntary basis, but towns were agreement by mid-November. at Memorial Field. Owg Tea 14 - lg — m w CiifctiUR HERALIV. Satimiuy. Sene. 77. 19W BfAWCBtgSTgR HBRAL1>. Saturday. Sept. 27 IflaU - » SCOREBOARD Coventry bools Cheney for Plaster's 100th

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Tow i Of Qomwiio, (n> ItoIMm 1 0 0 0 0 3 Murw y SWta.of Control Ptorwa, mghf S Sf. Louts \AMdR gpifclMd to 3 boftors in Ifw Sm. » » 8 . TitaCikodefafCMnwen Nice and easy. Toronto (CtoiicviViT) of Oooton (Hurrt WOP r roowon. PB—Monf. SpuflMuMm LouWanaareoNCaroBno Coventry, a legitimate contendbr 1 7 7 ) uwipirw Homo, DoMuto; Firsf, Bvvim- CM oogo 3 d d 1.89 B 9 Pu m ta n o f WWtbIVmtTw tom re — - Oofroif (Moms 104) of TMw Y o rk om t; Socond, PuHl; Third, WKsf. 7 1 d 487 9 9 LSUofPlorida for the Charter Oak Conference O M ro ft 1 7 d 9B # 9 (TowfcsOury 75) T—3:47. A-5,139. Albanyf.v ( O a .) .,StotaafPtorM l afPtorMaA*M,nisht crown, bombarded a dieted T o m m (Hougn 1510) of Cootomlo (Sultan Tam po_Bay 1 t 0 M 4 Green B o y Mtapeelpplof^..G g a ,r ^ _ Cheney squad an afternoon. Jack 0 3 d .8 9 25 s t.P a u rs a fjaBm m g geMoW s A ______M n '^•nnoseto (Hootan (713) of CM c o d o ir iv M 5. M m 4 NerihCaroitoaAGTaf JehneenC. Smiih, Ayer scored two foals ssMIe (Ctofson 10 15 ), (n> 3 0 d 1.891«I 9 nMW teammates Paul Rheanlt, Matt Oakiono (Andutor ii-5) of Konsoo cny L.A. Roms 3 d d 149 58 9 sSuthem MliiNtaiiegi of Kenfuckv> Mghf (Jocksen 1011), (n) HOUSTON ATLANTA Son Prnceco 2 1 d 487 Td 9 Paton and Rob BerkowHs tamed — Orions 1 2 0 .333 51 87 HorthToxogSLSMtoafLeutahgioTgch,niBht______Oofiknons (MeOrooor 1014) of MO 9 r h M 9 r i » M AtaOdw we el^BelT one each. The S4-1 Pats cranked woukoo (Ntovos 1011), (n) w o ik c re r 5 1 3 3 A H W Irf 4 0 0 0 E E ftorfhem imnols of Mlonnl, Pig., nisht ont 42shots, most ofthembonafide, ClovotanO (Condtom 14-13) of Sooftie ClfcnldS ss 40 10 0 b «rk fl3 b 4 0 0 0 Chtoogp af^Mdnn9??'p*m. O_____ e t r Mlot o rCMveiamf, ' ' ------1 p.m. WwTviv fvcnovfvpnncuv u vu n i (Morgan 11-15), (n) Logos pn 10 13 M u rph y cf 4 3 30 awrTTWWWVrfl m U IJIU lIU or IVOrFflOOve and allowed just $. Coventry is O olnoy rf 4 0 0 0 Horner lb 3 1 1 3 Green Boy of Mkmggpto, i p.m. BOW 29-1 in the conference, sshile Kansas Cify of Buftoto, 1 p.m. Toronto of B oii^ Garner pfi 1000 Griffey If 4 13 1 Boston Unfvarslfy of Richmend G O o vts 1b T Los Angeles Roms at Philadelphia, i Cheney dips to 0-3. The Beavers are Oofroif of Now York 4 0 10 A Th o m sss 4 1 1 0 NSbraikeof South Corowwq HerM pfKXM by NoofM Mwnosoto of CNtooo p u fiiir 4 10 0 e enema e p .m . I-S-2 overan. 3 000 New Orleans of New York Gtanta. 1 AlcomStotaaf South CgrottoaStoto, nighf Oowimoro of Miiwaukoo P n k o v fs Jb 4 0 10 HubbrdSb 3 0 0 0 MlSHsetoPi Voitay Stale of Southern The lone Cheney marker was a Coventry High’s David Poulin (7) has the soccer ball at Cheney Tech goalie Scott House keeps Ookiond of Konsoo Cito M izoroekc 4 0 10 A le xn d rp 3 0 1 1 p .m . untaersita House, substituting for an ill Tom Dowd, B PonoSb Pifttaurgh of Houston, i p.m. miscomiinicatioff that squirted off his feet as he is trailed by Cheney Tech’s Mike Plerog Toxos of Colitomio 4 1 1 0 ZS m ilh p 0000 TexoaEiPoeeafTennesew his eyes on the soccer ball as Coventry's was bombarded by 42 Patriot shots. Ciovofand of Sooftio K oo vg lig 2 0 3 0 Sen Francisco of Miami, t p.m. a trk) of defenders and slow-poked Sootita of Washington, i p.m. EasfTexaeSfotaafTenngseeeSta4e,night during their C O C game Friday in Coventry. Ashby of) 10 10 Oeorgta Southern of Tenneeeee Tech, past goalie Ron Gardner Just 3:37 Jack Ayer launches a shot from in close. Coventry won, 5-1. Colheun p 0000 N e w Y o rk jet$ at indtonepoits, 4 p.m. Orlossn ph Sen DMgo of l o s Angeles Raiders, 4 into the contest. Norm Crotean was P P 0 10 0 WkhltoStotaotTutone.nlghf TO to N B 411 4 31 5 7 4 p .m . credited with the goaf lor the N i U m i I LN fN itmtflnff New England at Denver, 4 p.r Dukeof VonderMif, niohf S title as wen as the COC. a David Burren, the distribution of Cheney substitote keeper Scott MorsheilafVMi Beavers, who were dominated were back at it after the intermis­ " fi Aitonto at Tompo Boy, 4 p.m. sentiment Plaster believes is midfielders David PouHn and Rob House to the ball and punched it In "M y players, considering, Mew^knr, segf. 27 WestVtrginlaotviroinlaTech from the moment after they took sion, unloading the first 14 shots of Aito n to m egs tt»—a Virolnlaaf Woke Forest possible. BerkowHz and the quarterbacking played well,” declared Soucy. Gomo winning RBI - None. Dallas of Sf. Louts, 7 p.m. the l-O lead to the final fog bom. Less than five minates later. the second half before Paton finally 74 L P c f. O B Eostam Kentucky of Westarn Kentocky "f tMnk tMs team has the aMlity of sweeper Matt Paton. "They have nothing to be ashorhed x -N «w Y o rk 101 S3 9 6 — e—AThonnos. DP—Aflonto l. LOB— HOrvardafWniiamAMary "This is the best team we've Coventry was ahead for keeps. drilled one from the top of the Philadelphia *1 73 .536 30 Houston 0, Aflonto 4. 3B—Walker, to do sometMng tMs year," noted "We can control a game pretty of. Coventry is Just a super team ." NFL played," marveled Cheney coach Burrell centered a shot from the penalty box over a shell-shocked Sf. LP U H 76 .509 23>A Pankoylfs, Griffey, BPena. 3^- in9aneStatays.BotiSfetaa)indtanegetta Plaster, now in Ms 11th year at good, it’s Just a matter of inrttiag M ontreal M u rph y. h r —H orner (25). right comer (bat House dove to House to make it 3-1 at 21:38. Doug Johnson and Mark Cusson .477 34 WoHem MMhtgan of Bowling Green Pani Soocy, who once again was Coventry. "We Just have to go out the ban in the net," said Plaster, Chicogo .4 8 S fWW 4WLEANS (14) AT NRIV YORK LoutaylllegiCindnngtl, only missing Ms regular goalie, stop, but Ayer descended on the were standouts for Cheney, wMcb Pilftburgh 63 77 .400 37 L»erfyglt„ ...... and do H ." whose club has managed Just one Hereld photo by Tucker fBesfietiiiiino stopper and sweeper. "They opm net to drive home the Two minutes later. It was S-1. hosts Vinal in a COC match American Laagua rasuHa Wyomingaf (owe Stale Indeed, the Patriots appear to goal In half of its games. re b o u n d . Berkowitz sank his own rebound Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Pullbacks x-Houston 9 65 570 — Bill wteeftogbetataenSdinls a nd Gtanta, SoulhemlinnelsafKansta moved the ban wen. they overlap h a v e the ta le n t a n d d e p th to ta k e on The Pats did seem to shoot CInolnoall 77 74 .516 P A W»ieediwtasMtoltaiwtag2l-l3dectatanln Central Michigan of Kenf Stale wen, they do everytMng well. They with a left-footer at 21; 5S. Ayer, Jason Smith and Kevin Joy also SonProntlseo 77 76 500 ll'A lowoei Michigan Sfota any and all comers. Scoring, whenever they felt like It Friday, House sprawled to snuff Ayer on Tlgari 3. Yankaaa 2 Rising to the occasion 1 7 9 ... l4Mwe9New0rieansfeflS6-B have a good chance to make a run who had another dazzling rush played well for the Patriots, who LOS Angeles 71 C .464 17'A Son Pfonctaca, while NewYorfcbggffhe LOS itakonsee-Pine Bluff of Northern Iowa, though, has been an irregular and (piickly tied it up at S: 47 when one of the better of his 28 Son Diego 71 C .464 17Victoria, Boyd, who had to replace five LebmdIKen 116 223 61 77 1211 4.12 Trcbelhom Interim manager. DMver 3 over New England Koblect. The latter beat his de­ season after two straight wins. M orrison. SobrhgnKon 19151 9101 711 4.13 Allanta 6 ever Tampa Boy played with a lot of Intensity today. 88 Honda CRX IP H R ER BB SO Montrsal vs. Pmsburgh Injured starters In the lineup. Windsor Locks is 1-1. E / AttiertenMIn W 77 9 9 610 4.21 __ HoitaiMl Boshefbalt Aseed ollen fender on one wing and sent a cross We also played a lot of people. B lu e N e w Y e ik tiiisias!3saiT~" N .Y . Istandsrs ys. Phltadslphta "Right now, our team is really M HS boasted Just two individual *6 4 9 5 T B A M B A T T IN G PtanaganBH (BIB 9 76 711 4.9 NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed Gerald Dallot 6 over St. Louis S u n d iy 'f __ F r l d Pmdez W.166 8 8 1 1 3 7 BonkheodKon 118 117 33 n 8 8 4.9 McDwII S,30 1 1 0 0 0 0 ^ AB R H HR RBI Pd Wilkins, guard, to o multiyear contad, WOthlnglonon vvs. .. .,w..un, Buftalo Injury-ridden. But I’m so proud of winners: Cathy Topping In the 80 81 Maida 828 a fte r C l e v e ^ 5344 763 1500 146 716 .9 1 and Jawonn Oldham, center, to on otter PIfftb u tgh Minnesota vs. Chicago o u r te a m .” free and Michele Hombostel in the Bronze, 5 Spd Pansier L4V3 5 3 3 1 4 3 Toronto 5418 774 14 9 173 753 .373 NAUGNAL LEAGUE sheet. 1. (Mlahpim 4Vi over Miami, Flo. St. Louis vs. Detroit at Rlnt, Mich Curry defends boxing title *3 6 9 5 garni S®***?? 5157 754 1404 1 9 714 .372 TEAM BATTING .UTAH JAZZ—Traded Fred Roberts, I y.ltw l, Pip. 4Vy under Oklahoma Toronto vs. Edmonton Tim Healy senred a pair of goals d iv in g . A t Sm iley 3 0 0 0 0 3 N e w Y o rk 539 751 1413 1 9 9 1 .2 9 3. Alabam a Is Idle H Pe n a 3 1110 1 AB R H HR RBI P d forward, to the Boston Celtics tor o ^ ^ Angeles vs. Vancouver of Duncan, 81 Cougar l4 k O ».. n 0 7 731 1377 175 675.2 9New York 529 79 139 19 671 .2 9 thlrchdund 1987 draft choice and future 4. Nebrosko 9 ovsr Orsgon ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) fought the quaiity opponents Curry for RH AM . which Is how 3-0 In the Manchester coach Dave Frost Blue, Auto. 4 Dr. th a t remnndez pitched to 1 batter In the 5. Mlchlgon 7 ever Rorid *« San Diego 529 617 1361 133 571 .263 considerations. n o rid o St. n Iy . Rangers vs. Philadelphia — Unbeaten welterweight Donald has met in compiiing a 28-0 record, (X)C and 5-0 overall. Dave Lapierie also cited the performance of T h u r Minnesota 5184 8 9 1351 183 653 .9 1 A C , P S W P —Pernandez. Montreal 519 6(7 139 (07 SM .257 6. W othlmttan 6 over So. Colitom io <3495 Colltom la 5118 7 9 1 1 9 W 7W .m Houston 5127 615 1315 ( 9 574 .256 HOCKEY 7. Penn1 State vs. - -East • Carolina, - no Curry is a strong favorite to remain with 20 knockouts. W e st Umpires Home, Wendelstedi; Rrst, {tainm ore 539 671 1341 163 63) .2 9 iin# C.Wlllloms; Second, Tata; Third, Craw­ Chicago 5321 641 191 147 601 .2 9 one of boxing’s two undisputed The two men have had one 88 Chr. Naw Yorkarg^ a a a M o M Hwpukee 5181 6 9 (134 I B 801 .357 LoeAnoeles 519 604 197 (18 567 8. Auburn 7 over Tenneseee 9 ford. JS4 Koese, champions Saturday night in a title common opponent — Roger 8th Ave., Loaded last! T —3:30. A —14 9 0 . S w ttte 5177 683 1321 i n 6 9 .255 Son F t 5164 654 13M W7 537 .2 9 right itrtno, to Swift Current of the Westarn 7. Arkonsm vs. New Mexico St., no t o s o e City 539 691 13 9 1 9 587 .254 Pntsburgh 519 69 129 19 59 .2 9 Kfeek^ League, Itayin Kerr, rigMvrlng, Ml>9 defense against undefeated Lloyd S ta ffo rd . OPEN TUES. & THURS. TIL 8 PIVI p e rta 0 9 lo n d 5137 8 9 1173 (57 644 .351 Philadelphia 5 19 7 9 13 9 151 666 .2 9 luwinasorto Wndsor oro f me(he mrarioCintarlo HockeyHodtev League 10. Arizona 10 over Colerado Honeyghan of Britain. Chi tr y kn o cked out S ta ffo rd in the 82 Line. Town Car t AA O K Scholastic Qraan, loaded C ro k i Chicogo s o n 8 9 1254 1(1 571 .247 ctod im an 5213 675 (316 133 631 .2 9 tavS Guy Idrose, center, to Ottowaeflhe 11. A r i ^ St. I6V4 over Washington St. Honeyghan Is the European first round of a Worid Boxing m m yiDUAL BATTING Allanta 596 3 9 12 B 132 5 9 .251 Ontario Hockey Leogtjc. 12. Sb^ CoMtomlo 6 under Wtishineton P a i 13. M aryland 15 over North champion and has a 27-0 record, Association title defense Sept. 3, 39ormoreatbatt. SH-Ouls 5116 576 12 9 SS 528 .235 HARTFORD WttALERS-Sent Dallas CormiroMnoSt. 6 4 T o p a x in d ie -..INDIVIDUAL BATTI7IB Goume, center, Sean Evoy end Jomle •It . l!!?* »y7r So. with 17 knockouts, but he has not lOU, at Sicily. Mottinqjy NY 69 (9 2B *9 "l9 Mississippi te s ts . Snormereatbols. pane, centers, John Mokosok, Shown lll in o Brown, 5 Spd., 4 Dr. * 4 9 9 5 G o lf Boggs Bsn 554 (9 (74 8 65 .39 AB R H HR RBI P d Cronin, Mike Velucd and Mark VIchorek, If ISJP.TS Texos-B Paso, no line Puckett Min 641 110 3(2 9 9 .91 Raines Mon 563 9 19 7 61 .3 9 defensemen, and Mike Hoffman, Mark IS- Lo n g Beach S t., no line 248 SPRUCE 8T. 64 MBXda 8E-6 ToM er Cle < 9 53 141 5 43 .3 9 17. Baylor 7 over Texas Tech The llling Junior High varsity soccer Bockm on N Y 170 9 123 1 27 .3 9 (Xftiokon, Chris Brant, Dove MacLeon, drooped Its f1«rdKy t G ------lslin T „ S liv e r Rl» ^ 584 73 170 9 107 .38 G w vn n S D 6 9 9 2 9 14 57 .3 9 Todd Chonnell, Barrie Burkholder, Brian 18. L S U Is Idle •3 9 9 5 Udl ,Ty 614 91 176 31 19 .317 « to Wethers- ACURA MANCHESTER B O I Sox LA 69 9 19 6 S3 .327 Verbeck and Gcordle Hamilton, forwards, line ■ **• ***♦*'" Mlchlgao, no geld. Brion 8o.mpson, Uyen Phon and 64 Bulek Rogal T a l l w a a d w a rd Te x 3 9 54 1 9 5 51 .316 CB rosm SP 411 57 132 7 9 .321 to a g re e You n t M il 9 1 77 1 9 8 43 .315 w ailing H tn 3 9 9 113 13 57 .314 Blnehomton of the American Hockey 20. Plorido St. Sunder Michigan S S J ' a f ta r the R o m s , BRAKE 6 4 6 - 7 2 0 2 2 D r , B lu e LADIES — ELIM INATE PAR 5'S — now 1-1 for the season. Erie Morris, IMBOMsGBliBtg 1912 MSBM tiM IB * 7 2 9 5 J e r s e Fe m n d z T o r 654 71 2M 10 65 .313 B o m H in 5 9 82 178 » 75 .313 League. Lucas Cosgrove and Derek OosW 4 Dr. UfWMk. AT. CENTERS, INC. 18 Holers — Gross — Meg McCarrIck PB rod ley Sea 507 9 1 9 13 47 .313 K H e m n d z N Y 5 9 9 163 13 78 .3 9 NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed Walt Pittsburgh 7 over West Vlrglnlo S I M k A e AC. AM/FM rtdlo <4695 69 M axda B-2000 in th e 5S. Net — Ronnie Lynch 37, Martha Eoeler N Y 466 63 141 (4 76 .3 9 Syracuse iVt over R u t^ 21SX5?? *" fiL’’ "JlPP'.T^lehIs^Sln W . s c Haves Ph i 576 9 176 17 9 .306 Poddubnv, center, and Ron Oreschner 22^®" Tiwdov at f:l5 p.m. oniome S u n d o w n e r K o k o u k a 9 . Bernnd Cle 59 87 19 (6 71 .91 MWIlson NY 39 57 107 7 9 .2 9 and Rob Whistle, defensemen. Reaniencd Ctamson 3 ever Georota Tech 1994 V iiiSWgBB * 3 6 9 5 T h e 7 H o le rs — G ro s s — R o la n d s C la rk 53. owinst Eost Catholic's freshmen Carter Cle 6 9 101 1 9 27 1 9 .3 9 Roy Pit 553 9 19 5 76 .2 9 Drago Adorn, gooltender, TonyMiy Feftrin,...... Notre Dome 16 over Purdue IM S TeyBli Tereol FALL MAINTENANCE SPECIALS o f d a i Phonco do 93 75 174 7 71 .39 Dvksire NY 49 B 19 8 9 l^tocky 6 over Cincinnati < 7 2 9 5 .274 Mike O'Neill, and Scott Smith, d s ^ se- AT. AC. 8M O 6 Spd.. Sunroof. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 27, 1988 — 15 Sportm tm Britf NFL roundup Covwvfry Lfom Rim Off O clobir 5 COVENTRY - The fifth annual CoventiyLiene VIsiooRbnwin Seahawks look for 4-0 start be held on Sunday, Oct. 5. The lOK race ataits at 11 a.m. and the 5K race starts at noon. a a s M s included Junior. High School. By BrTon TrusdMI me." Woddingia Open, Sub-Masters, Masters and Grand Masters (Ibr both 7h« AssodoM Press ”We don’t think about the races). Both races are TAC sanctioned. n »ord ." Seattle Coach Chuck Races begin and end at Coventry High School off of Rbute M. ’The Seattle Seahawks bare Ib to x said. 'T v e never talked tu Registration begins at P-.3fta.rn. the day o#the race. Prises will he started out M a conpleof timeshot Steve Largent about the record awarded in a ramfom drawing for all participants following the never ftO. AndcontlnuhiKlhccliih’s wire, we’d like to see Mm set Ms fsce — with a special drawing for a T V to be given to one of the best start in its l^year bistory «eord. but if it comes witMn the pre-registrants. could Hurt Steve Largenrs chances framework of our football team Entry fee is M.5ft, with all proceedsgoingtoclubproiects. Free at an NFL record and we think in terms of our T-shirts will be given to an whopre-regfster (received by Oct. 3> ’Tbe Seahawks. who opened their football team winning. Steve tar- For registration forms, write l>avid Leete at M3 Silver Street first two seasons with ftd and 3-5 gwit Is a team player.” Coventry, 06333 or call at 7-0-3737. records, but now are 3-0, can And the record isn’t necessarily continue their third-longest un­ on tbe minds of the RedHdns. Babyeb out si toast sto montlw beaten streak Sunday when they either nteet the unbeaten RedMdns in "W e got a headache watching HARTFORO - Right wing Wayne Bahych will undergo Washington's RFK Stadium. their special teams on film this and shoukf be lost to Seattle’s propensity to run — week." Washington Coach Joe the Hartford Whalers for at least she months, the NH L team they are sixth in the NFL. averag­ Gibbs said. announced Friday. ing ISft yards per game — and the Seattle has blocked three punts Babych. 33. tore ligaments in his right knee Wednesday in Redskins' pass-oriented defense, hi three games, causing Washing­ Hartford s 3-2 exMMtion loss to the Quebec Nordiques He rated ninth in the league, allowfng ton punter Steve Cox to reduce tbe entered St. Francis Hospital in Hartford on Friday. 177.7 yards per game, is not a good time he usually uses to get off a combination for Largent to con- kick from 2.1 seconds to 1.8. Hawk ratignt from Whfta Sox tinoe his streak of catching at least Meanwhile, the defending Soper one pass in 123 games — one short Bowl champion Chicago Bears, S of Harold Carmichael’s record, set CHICAGO — Flamboyant Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, disap­ who hove not been impressive in from 1972-1983 with tbe Philadel­ pointed in his job and the performance of the Chicago White Sox, compiling a 34) record, win need its phia Eagles. third-rated defense against the resigned as chief of operations Friday after less than a year In the " I t ’s a gante we’ve got to have." position. rush to stop the Bengals’ No. f said Largent. who caught only one 3-ranked rushing offense at Harrelson is stepping aside immediately, but win remain with pass In last Sunday’s 38-31 victory Cincinnati. the club as a special consultant, the White Sox said in a I ^ over the New England Patriots. Bears quarterback Jim McMa­ statement. ’’’The streak is something I want to hon, who injured his right shoulder No successor was named. The job will be filled temporarily by accomplish, but my primary goal in the season’s first week, could be E General Manager Tom Haller, with assistance from scouting is to help the Seahawks win this back to bolster Chicago’s lacklus­ i director Terry Logan, Manager Jim FregosI, and Jack Gould, game” ter offense. vice president of baseball administration, the team said, One reason for Seattle’s prefer­ The Los Angeles Raiders, unlike Af plwlo ence to run is a healthy Curt the Seahawks. have not gone 0-4 CeHIct acquire Utah’s Fred Roberts Warner, who leads the AFC with since 1934 when they started 0-5 en Ifs beoomft traditional for Qianta' head coach Bill 237 yards. The Seahawks have route to their worst record, 5-7-2, In SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Jazx traded 3-10 forward Fred averaged more than 33 rushes per 22 years. The 0-3 Raiders, who have Parcells to get dunked after each victory, like he was Roberts to the Boston Celtics for a future draft choice Friday, game and averaged 4.5 yards per allowed 62 points and 315 yards against San Diego two weeks ago. The Qiants will be giving the defending NBA champions three former Brigham carry. Last week, Seattle quarter­ passing. Will try for their first looking for their third straight win Sunday when they P Young players on their roster. back Dave Krieg attempted only 20 victory of the season, at home entertain the New Orleans Saints. Mrs. Michael Malo The Jazz will get a third-round 1987 draft pick and undefined passes and completed nine. against the l-2San Diego Chargers, Mrs. Richard Berkenstock Mrs. Mark Larson Mrs. Paul Miskunas "future considerations," said team spokesman Kim Turner. Still. Largent feels he'll get his who are averaging 223.7 yards Roberts, who averaged 3.7 points and 1.4 rebounds per game chances. passing and 28 points per game. Atlanta at Tampa Bay. rookie quarterback Jim Everett last year, had feared he would not have a place on this year’s " I still feel that I ’m an integral Elsewhere in the N FL Sunday Malo-Tesik Monday night. Dallas Is at St after obtaining his rights from Berkenstock-Locke Larson-Jones MIskunas-Tabshey team. Earlier, Utah acquired 6-5 forward Kelly Tripucka and 3-10 part of the offensive plan,” said Detroit will be at Cleveland, Green Louis. Houston, will still go with veteran forward-center Kent Benson in a trade with Detroit for Largent, Seattle’s leading career Bay at Minnesota. Kansas City at Kathleen Mary Tesik, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jennifer Susan Locke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amy Margaret Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Buddy Ryan’s winless Eagles, Steve Bartkowski. Laurie Ann Tabshey, daughter of Mrs. Francis high-scoring Jazz forward Adrian Dantley. receiver with 637 catches, third- Buffalo, the Los Angeles Rams at Paul F. Tesik Sr. of 32 Westminster-Road, married Robert W. Locke of 159 Henry St , married Richard William E. Jones of 15 Eastfield St., married Mark who so far this season have played "Obviously, Jim will be on a Tabshey of Wethersfield and the late Francis best In NFL history, and 10,195 Philadelphia. New Orleans at New Michael Russell Malo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Keith Berkenstock. son of Mr, and Mrs. C. Richard Rodney Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Larson of teams with a combined record of crash course,” Rams Coach John Tabshey. married Paul Joseph Miskunas. son of Mr. yards, fifth-best ever in the league York Giants. Pittsburgh at Hous­ Malo of Pawtucket. R.I., Sept. 20 at St. Mary Church, Berkenstock of Huntingdon Valley. Pa., on Sept. 20 at Minot, N.D , on Aug 9 at Center Congregational 9-0, will try and break their losing Robinson said. "W ew illtrytodoas and Mrs. Miskunas of 59 Overlook Drive, on Aug 30 at "At some point In the game I ’li ton, San Francisco at Miami, the Pawtucket. the Second Congregational Church Church. Calcavecchia, Azinger fled In PGA streak against another 3-0 team, much as we can. but there Is no Corpus Christ! Church in Wethersfield. ha ve the opportunity to make some New York Jets at Indianapolis. Monsignor James J. O’ Brien, the bride’s uncle, the Rams. grand scenario. He will play when officiated. The bride was given In marriage by her The Rev. Roger Nicholson officiated The bride was The bride was given in marriage by her brother, ABILENE, Texas — Mark Calcavecchia and Paul Azinger, catches, and then it will be up to New England at Denver, and ’The Rams, who Thursday signed he’s ready.” father. given In marriage by her father. The Rev. Michael Thornton officiated. The bride William Tabshey. each describing himself as a bad-weather player, matched was given in marriage by her father Ann Marie Stewart was matron of honor for her Donna M. Sylvester was maid of honor. Brides­ Janet Locke was maid of honor for her sister. wind-blown 70s and moved Into a tie for the second-round lead maids were Lynda A. Chambers. Cheryl A, Chartler sister. Dale Tabshey. Karen Oulundson. Karen Friday in the 1400,000 Southwest Classic. Christine Berkenstock. Jennifer Berkenstock. Jane The maid of honor was Bonnie Driscoll Liz Campion Miskunas and Nancy Haraez were bridesmaids. and Patricia M. Malo. Elizabeth A. Avicolli was flower Calderwood. Karen Johnson and Mary Wahlgren were ' T ve always been good In the wind ... I ’ve had a lot of good and Nancy Wynn were bridesmaids. Alan Miskunas served as best man for his brother Mind games oven Miami battles Oklahoma girl for her aunt. bridesmaids. Abby Visco was flower girl. tournaments in the wind," said Azinger, who has yet to win a title Stephen M. Malo served as best man for his brother. John Tabshey. Robert Tabshey. Mark Gardella and Bryan Berkenstock served as best man. Ushers Kelly Larson served as best man for his brother David Edwards were ushers. but has collected $235,437 in this, his fourth season on the PGA By Herschel NIssenson That would be VInny Testaverde. he end Michigan’s Bo Schem- Ushers were Walter D. Cates. Gerard R. LaVoieand Michigan is 2-0. but Schem- were David Locke. Dan Covert. Scott Jackson. Brian Jeffery Larson and David Quinn were ushers ' After a reception at Marc Antony’s in Hartford, the Tour. The Associated Press one of the nation’s top passers. Michael R. Morin. David M. TesIk-GIIcken and Titus and Terry Warner bechler have "a mutual friendship. bechler hasn’t been thrilled with couple left for Jamaica. They live in Rocky Hill. "I feel like I’ve got 50 percent of the field beat when we’ve got ■"rhere’s been a lot of talk about 1 llke\hlm and he can’t wail to play Michael J, Avicolli. the bride's nephews, were the way the Wolverines have After a reception at the Gallery In Glastonbury, the After a garden reception at the bride’s parents’ The bride is a graduate of Central Connecticut bad weather. It’s an advantage to me just because everybody ’The mind games are over and it’s how Brian Bosworth Is going to m e” ringbearers. played. couple left for California. They Uve in Hartford. home, the couple left for a trip to Seattle, Wash. They University. She Is a senior cost analyst in the financial else gets so bombed out about the bad weather and 1 just keep time for the showdown between No. hurt this team,” Testaverde said. After a reception at King's Inn, Lincoln, R.I., the "W e have got to get better In all The bride Is a 1983 graduate of Bates College. live in Aiea. Hawaii. division of Aetna Life and Casualty. plugging along," said Calcavecchia, who has put together a I Oklahoma and No. 2 Miami ’"This team doesn’t get Intimidated Seriously. Bowden called It “ by couple left for Elbow Beach. Bermuda. They live in phases of the game.” he said. "If Lewiston. Maine. She attends the University of The bridegroom attended Eastern Connecticut remarkable comeback this season. The war of words that has been by anyone. It’s going to take alt 11 far the biggest game of our season Providence, R.I. you look at Miami. Florida and Connecticut School of Law and Is a legal research The bride graduated from the University of State University. He is a financial planner and going on since Miami upset Okla­ people on their defense to hurt this (1-1-1) so far, not Just because it's The bride Is a 1978 graduate of East Catholic High analyst at Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Connecticut in Storrs with a degree In economics homa last year may carry over to Florida State, they’re all In the Top stockbroker for Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Trebelhorn Is Brewers’ new manager teem, not Just one Individual.” the next game but because It’s Twenty (actually Florida Is 2Ist) School and a 1982 graduate of the University of Insurance Co. * ’The bridegroom is In the U.S. Navy. the football field in Saturday’s Connecticut, with a bachelor's degree In health Co 2 Michigan. They don’t get any and they’re all superbly talented. The bridegroom Is a 1983 graduate of Carnegle- heralded rematch, but running Florida Stale invades Big Ten systems management. She Is a master’ s degree MILWAUKEE — Third-base coach Tom Trebelhorn was bigger than that. Can you imagine ‘"The thing that sets them apart Mellon University. Pittsburgh, Pa He Is a realtor passing, blocking and tackling will territory for the first time since candidate at Providence (R.I.) College and is named Interim manager of the Milwaukee Brewers Friday going up there and playing in front from other teams, they’re tough, associate at Calvmar Inc.. Cromwell. speak louder than words. victories at Ohio State In 1981 and employed as a management engineer at the replacing George Bamberger. of 105,000 people (Michigan Stadi­ physical teaifis but they also have News for Senior Citizens As Miami defensive tackle Dan 1982. Management Services Department of Memorial Trebelhorn, 38, was scheduled to assume control Friday night um’s 68th consecutive 100.000-plus great speed. We haven’t coped with SIleo said. "Tim e to stop lippin’ and Coach Bobby Bowden Joked that crowd) ? That’s as big as they get. ’’ Hospital of Rhode Island. when the Brewers played the Baltimore Orioles. Bamberber start hittin’.” that kind of speed all season." Computer fashion deeign retired Thursday night after leading Milwaukee to a 9-3 triumph The bridegroom Is a 1977 graduate of Tolman High Jaws started flapping last year and pitcher Teddy Higuera’s 20th victory of 1986. School In Pawtucket, a 1981 graduate of Bryant NEW YORK (A P ) — Continuing education students when Miami stunned the Sooners College, Smlthfleld, R.I., with a bachelor's degree in Weiss to teach diet series In the Computer Instruction Center of The New School 27-14.' ’The Hurricanes also put criminal Justice, and a 1982 graduate of Rhode Island will learn how to translate their manual skills to 7 Mats not Involved In Doubleday sale quarterback Troy Aikman out of Municipal Police Academy. He Is a police officer for computer-aided design skills In three courses offered action with a broken leg. although the Pawtucket Police Department. this fall. NEW YO RK — Doubleday & Co., the publishing giant and New that forced Oklahoma to go back to set by Heaith Department York Mets owner, said Friday It had been purchased for $475 the pure Wishbone offense and million by Bertelsmann AG In a deal that does not Include the quarterback Jamelle Holleway has run It superbly. But It was Miami’s FREE Editor’s note: ’This column is eligible for a 50 percent savings on bread, dessert, beverage. baseball team. Engagements prepared by the staff of the their purchase of prescription Nelson Doubleday Jr., head of the publishing company and loose lips rather than the outcome Friday — Tunafish salad sand­ that riled the Sooners. Manchester Senior Citizen Center. drugs. Those Interested In attend­ wich. soup, dessert, beverage. chairman of the Mets, planned to join team president Fred ” lt’s upsetting when people ing should contact the center. If the Wilpon and some outside limited partners in buying the team come to your place talking a bunch By Joe DImIntco registration is sufficient, a bus will SCORES; according to published reports. of junk and trying to take you out of Activities Director be provided free. Friday setback scores — Ada the game,” tight end Keith Jackson Classified Ad Congratulations to Bob Whalen, Rojas 129; Bob Schubert 129; Floyd said. John Bania. Rose Lumbruno. and Post 121; Sam Schors 119: Edith Knicks Ink Wilkins, court Oldham Seniors are encouraged to take Carol Lenihan. the winners of the '"They shocked us with the way advantage of the programs spon­ Albert 119; Art Boiiffard 118: NEW YORK The New York Knicks have signed second-year they were talking, ” defensive back Mixed Arizona Scramble with low Mabel Loomis. 117. Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: sored by the Manchester Health gross score of 36. swlngman Gerald Wilkins to a multiyear contract and signed free Sonny Brown said "N o team had Department. These include: Monday pinochle scores — Aiui Men golfers are reminded that agent 7-foot center Jawann Oldham to an offer sheet, the NBA ever tried to Intimidate us.” Blood pressure screening — Oct. Fisher 820; Marie Hebenstreit 812 the annual golf banquet will be at club announced Friday. It escalated when All-American Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. for those whose Gert McKay 789; Sam Schors 777 the American Legion on Oct. 23 at 7 Marge Reed 765; Floyd Post 760 Oldham, a seven-year veteran, averaged 7.4 points and 5 9 linebacker Brian Bosworth ac­ last names begin wtih A through K: p.m. League members who have Art Bouffard 752. rebounds in 52 games for the Chicago Bulls last season. If the cused Miami of rolling up the score Price must be included. Oct. 29, 9to 11 a.m.. forthose whose against Notre Dame last year not obtained their tickets should Tuesday bowlln g scores — Fran k Bulls fail to match the Knicks offer within 15 days. New York last names begin with L th rou ^ Z, contact John Dahm. saying It showed a lack of class. One item only per ad. Glaucoma screening — Oct. 15.1 Watruba 509; Andy Lorenzen 515; would be Oldham’s fourth club since beginning his NBA career SIleo then called Bosworth "the Sabby DIMarco 521; Stan Zalmor with the Denver Nuggets in the 1980-81 season. to 3 p.m. Call the health depari- most overrated player In the Do not use abbreviations. ment for an appointment at 647- ’THE ALZHEIMER SUPPORT 216, 515; Bruno Giordano .537; Ed country ... on the most overrated 3173. Group of the Manchester Visiting Yourkas 504; John Kravontka 204. Nurses Association will present an defense. 1 don’t like the stuff he Flu clinic — Oct. 20, 9 a m. to 538: Harvey Duplin 535. Lorna Morris Is questionable for Sunday educational meeting on Oct 8 at 7 said about this program and about NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads noon. Individuals are asked to Kmlec 189 , 495; Viola Pulford 178. p.m. at the Mental Health Building EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - The New York Giants said Coach (Jimmy) Johnson. ’The way donate $3 for the flu shot and $6 for 474; Jean Lukacs 179 , 467; Pat accepted. of the Manchester Memorial Hos­ Friday that running back Joe Morris, who had been hospitalized 1 look at It, he’s a reflection of the pneumo-coccal shot. We ask all Cleavage 456; Yolanda Burns 213, pital entitled “ Medications and the team. I can’t wait to get on the field seniors to consult with their 498; Sophie Kravontka 178 . 468; after becoming 111, might not be able to play in the team’s home Elderly Population.” Dennis against them.” physicians concerning both shots. Kathy RIngrose 189. 476 gam e against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the Chaperone of the UConn Health Besides this 14th regular-season In addition, there will be a Tuesday bowling scores — Ed At his daily news conference. Giants Coach Bill Parcells said Center Pharmacy Department will pairing of the No, l and No. 2 teams Manchester Herald. nutrition program series under the Adams 508; Walter DeLlsle 516; that Morris, the N F L team ’s leading rusher, was not feeling well be the guest speaker. since ’The Associated Press poll direction of Gloria Weiss, regis­ Harvey Duplin 500; Bruno Giodano Thursday night and was admitted to Pascack Valley Hospital in Kimberly Bride Melissa Lewis Janet Crealey ’There are openings for the 501: Charlie Glode 500; Harold Westwood for tests. began in 1936, two other Saturday tered dietitian, beginning Oct. 9 games match members of the Top from 10 to 11 a.m. Christmas party at the Glaston­ Hinkel 552; John Kravontka 211, Morris, who rushed for 1,336 yards and scored 21 touchdowns bury Hills Country Club on Dec 9 ’Twenty - No. 20 Florida State at Brido-Bamett L«Wl9-Twe9dl9 Crealey-Haddock The following is an outline of the 548; Max Smole 540, HerbTedford last season, remained In the hospital Friday night for more tests fifth-ranked Michigan and No 6 1 2 To all Herald APrif^R’ Price of the affair is $24.50, which 504; Frank Wotruba 505: Ginger 9 pertaining to a possible "blood disorder, ” Giants spokesman Ed includes transportation, lunch, en­ Washington at No 12 Southern Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bride of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis of Mr. and Mrs. John Crealey of 13 Oct . 9 - Rip-Off diets Yourkas 486; Cathy RIngrose 174. Croke said. readers who tertainment. If Interested, please California. 378 Windsor St., announce the Prospect announce the engage­ Westrldge Drive. Bolton, announce Oct. 23 — Low cholesterol 515; Harriett Giordano 181. 481. stop by the center to register. Parcells gave few details about Morris’s situation, giving no Elsewhere, fourth-ranked Ne­ 5 6 have something engagement of their daughter. ment of their daughter, Melissa the engagement of their daughter. Nov. 6 — Calcium Tuesday bowling scores — Ed A waiting list is being developed Indication of the nature of the running back’s discomfort or the braska entertains Oregon, No. 7 Kimberly Ann Bride, to Paul John Marie Lewis, to Mark David Janet Ellen Crealey. to John Oct. 16 — Optimum weight Adams 419; Dick Burger 556; to sell for for the fall foliage trip on Oct 10 to tests. Penn State is home against East Barnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tweedle, son of Raymond A. Joseph Haddock, son of Mr. and Oct. 30 — Low sodium Sabby DIMarco 502; Harvey Du­ 6 Wilmington. Vt.. The trip costs $37 Carolina, eighth-ranked Auburn is 10 n Donald Barnett of 42 Margaret Tweedie of Manchester and the Mrs. Bradley Haddock of Vernon. Nov. 13 — Potiuck. plin M9 . 228 . 667; Bruno Giordano at home to Tennessee, No. 0 Road. late Margaret D. Tweedie. If Interested, please contact the 519; Charlie Glode 541: John Flutle Is free from USFL contract ^99 or Less The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate center. Arkansas meets New Mexico State Both the brWe-elect and the The bride-elect, a graduate of THE STATE Department on Kravontka 234 . 583; Leo Leggitt 13 of Manchester High School and a Lastly, the center is considering BOSTON - Doug Flutie’s attorney said Friday he has a verbal in a night game at Little Rock, and 14 15 prospective bridegroom attended Notre Dame Academy in Water- Aging is sponsoring Governor’s 202; Mike Plerro 523; Jim Stack- Valid thru We will run your ad 1985 graduate of Quinnipiac Col­ a cruise trip. Your Input Is agreement to free the quarterback from his contract with New lOth-ranked Arizona visits Manchester High School. She is bury, earneda bachelor's degree in Day on Oct. 21 at the New Haven pole 505: Herb ’Tedford 512; Ed lege. She is a senior occupational welcome. If sufficient interest Is Jersey ^ n e r a ls owner Donald Trump and hopes Flutle can play Colorado. Octobftr 1966 for 6 days Free of employed by Savings Bank of finance at Boston College. She is Coliseum. ’The day will consist of Yourkas 501; Eleanor Berggren therapist at St John of God t'ecelved, a cruise will be set up In the N F L this season. In the Second Ten. Washington Charge. Manchester and he is employed by executive vice president of Foam greetings from Gov. William 176; Yolanda Burns 477; Lorna Hospital in Boston Kmlec 180 reached Thursday after about three weeks State is at No. ll Arizona State at Archambault Construction in Plastics of New England in O’Neill, presentations from all the MENU FOR THE WEEK; Wednesday pinochle scores — of dally discussions. Bob Woolf. Flutie’s attorney, said. night. North Carolina State at No Hebron. Prospect. The bridegroom is a 1972 gradu­ organizations that provide servi­ 13 Maryland, Southern Mississippi Name. Fill out coupon and A July 18, 1987. wedding is The prospective bridegroom, a Monday — Hot dogs, beans, cole Jullen Strong683; Helen Silver857; He didn t want to stand in the way of Dour havinR an ate of Edward Little High School in ces to the elderly and a free box slaw, dessert, beverage. at No. 14 Texas AftM at night, either mail it or planned. Manchester High School graduate, lunch. In addition, applications will Adolph Yeske 653: Lillian Lewis opportunity to go to the NFL, ” Woolf said of Trump. ’’We re verv Address Auburn, Maine. He is president of ’Tuesday — Macaroni and 633. pleased witn the agreement” Texas-EI Paso at No, 15 Iowa, Long served In the U.S. Navy for six be received for the new "Con- bring it to the Connecticut Massachusetts Fire cheese, vegetable, roll, dessert, Wednesday bridge scores — Sol Beach State at No. 16 UCLA under years. He is owner of Village Protection Co. nPace” prescription drug ^ ™ very hopeful of getting Doug Flutle into the N FL this Phone_ beverage. Cohen 4,670; Mac Hallowell 4,270; year, Woolf said. the lights. No. 17 Baylor at 1>xas Manchester Herald Dental Laboratory in Manchester. program. 6 Wednesday — Hamburger, soup, Tech and Western Michigan at No. office. The United States purchased the An Oct. 25 wedding at St. A March 21. 1987, wedding in Those with incomes of $9,600 or Bill Cooper 4,230; Tom Regan dessert, beverage. 19 Michigan State Third-ranked Louisiana Territory from France Anthony Church in P m p ect is Trinity Covenant Church is less, and married couples with 4,100; Helen Bensche 3,850; Hans One ad a month only Thursday — Veal patty Parme­ Arnold Palmer takes Senior lead Alabama and No. 18 LSU are not in 1803. planned. planned. ' incomes of $12,000 or less will be Bensche 3.830; Nan Flanagan scheduled. per family (No phone calls san. shells k sauce, vegetable. 3.830 CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine — Arnold Palmer, with one of his Bosworth has said the Miami One Item Only better putting rounds of the year, shot a 6-under-par 35 to take a rematch "has taken on more accepted) By John Nolan three target females to give because of the problem world­ 2-stroke lead over defending champion Billy Casper in the importance to us than the Ttexas sparse numbers. There are only las. The Cincinnati Zoo has been The Aisoctoted Press birth after giving them hor­ wide,” Ms. Dresser said in an about 200 lowland gorillas In the opening round of the 1135,000 Unionmutual Seniors Golf Classic at game. I kind of hate everything to the host for births of 22 lowland do with the University of Texas but mones. the zoo might try interview. "What we’re trying United States. gorillas since 1970. the Purpoodock Club. Gorillas CINCINNATI — Personnel at I just hate Miami’s football team ” in-vitro, or "test-tube,” fertili­ to do is increase the numbers” Human encroachment on nat­ Two of the zoo’s females are Casper also putted well while scoring five birdies on the back the Cincinnati Zoo are mixing Jackson said; "What they don’t zation of the gorillas by year’s Wildlife specialists worldwide ural habitats has reduced the pregnant. Ms Dresser and John nine, including three on the last three holes. His 67 score included understand is that we’ve got a lManrl)ratrr KrraUi aided by tender loving care with ad­ end. said Betsy Dresser, a are trying to encourage repro­ species’ population. Miller, head primate keeper, one bogey on the front nine. bunch of lunatics, too. If I were vanced technology to encourage reproductive physiologist at the duction among lowland gorillas, The Cincinnati Zoo and the hope to find ways to coax Lee Elder, Harold Henning, Gene Littler and Gary Player were them. I ’d be nice to Bot because he some balky lowland gorillas to zoo. largest of the great apes, since Chicago-area Lincoln Park Zoo offspring from three other fe­ tied at S-under-par 38. just might rip their quarterback’s 16 Brainard Place technology reproduce. "It really is a problem that the African-based species is are the U.$. leaders in encou­ males which should be able to head off.” If coo personnel cannot get should be worked out in gorillas. endangered because' of its raging births of lowland goril­ give birth, but have not. afANCHESTER HEHALD, Saturday. Sept. 27. 196B — 17 Needs Fund A d m ce

■older women who have ontllvBd Hbman NeedbFbnd. Yoo art? most tasty indeed - an offer to prepare Hm. Tbepponr dtarlng a year are referred to man coaN all their families. As it is world­ w m n iy invited to join ns bofh to and deliver a gourmet dinner for i.nMmwianir.e MACC by other agencies; town and wide. the fape o f poverty in befft those in need and to enjoy two. and a promise ofThanksgiv- memtnr. cm vm state welfare workers, hospital and Pay attention to fine print Manchester is moot often tntulte. some o f yoor fhvurites. ingtreats, twoptesofthesncceso- school social workers, and poblic jovcs, vr. m SSSnnM K. . O ver the past 10 yearn, we’ve ibl bidder’s choice and two kinds of health nurses. Others are referred Cyiniita marter, Jw fr Monryi seen aA increasing number o f FAEIOND ASOOT EEACHIlf& ftnUe and candied nuts, delivered kom R. J e e A K by clergy, doctors, police and account either locaily or in another single persons with chronic mental oat to those in need, the pmlsMon- the day before ThanksMving. metwedtsf o A t e t f : A few neighbors. Some come to us in HWtl city, please pay attention to those "To tBadi wtth love, to share, health problems. Wg cominue to emoTM. Ifoiy’sEpioeopalCharvb . M im o months ago I tears, some come almost speech­ MIkeFartons was the auctioneer net, _ . "(RMrmaHt account” notices, and oomfhrt, to leaeh out in come- help this popalatkmasbestweean m iM d M.MTot a slave aucUon last and Donna Gamache and Jisne WHO NOlwr, naniMsti______r e c e i v e d a less with embarrassment, some act accordingly. untty.” Last month we shared ]ost with our limited reaoorces primar­ SatuwlBy. Some 99 loving peofte, Pastel were prime instigaton. sornsnt. M W ilM^ktMftaMRsmdnM OOHMie, "dormant ac­ come bolltaigover with anger, a few P W S S I L»l»rfMfVvawuer ily providing small grants Ibr ranging in M e ftwn tothosein ptckenion, Oiaries MOooes., count" notice tPem r A h b y a few or the lives toadied with love come to see what they can 11 Terrific idea. Congratulations and medication wlthoat which they their 7Mb. offcied their time and thank you St. Maiys. Alas monks to June uwblhutufs lO from mybank. I DEAR ABBY: My friend (Tit and comftnt thraagh the Ifoman tMKtwrnatievRaitrrv; Lsonq tsvsry, Abigail Van Buren Needs Fond. Thanks to yea we’ve cannm maintain themselves in the talent to the highest bidder to glanced at it. can her Edith) works in my m a n y w e s e e only duringthe Dons stwhmbmrgi. n m in o o gnawaiw comgiunity. benefit the MACC Shelter Renova- PLEASE NOTE A CHANGE in Retirees Club, awrvt Rwmisen, mmii n o t e d h o w hnsbemfs office, and she’s in a already been aMe to reach ont to period of crisis. They will go on tioo FNJect. They came up with a the monthly Peace Vigil schedble M ntel, jonn crCanner ontf otl me much money I posttion to know who’s doing what 499 Manchester households with their lives having, with your Mrownies or Como menriwoeo. throngh year gifts o f money, food a m . mothers’ group: 3:30 p m men of the community are Invited. successful recovery can be gallstones, but don’t understand Pilgrim 7 p.m.. Church Women mitzvah will be released deteriorating 1897 terra-cotta edifice of oddly miked wardrobe with future purchases. Registration Is treasured defense: denial. Choir: Center achieved. why the pain is located in different Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers: 7 p m Kkto’ program at Baptist style. required and can be made by calling 875-3331. A 04 fee As the Intervention progresses, parts of my back and chest. fellowship: 7:30 p.m . Chancel Choir Landmarking It has placed "an unfair burden upon will be charged. the participants usually are able to This Is 8t. Mary’s plan WATE8 plays food bingo DEAR READER; 1 appreciate Sometimes it’s acroaa my shoul- Friday — 7 p m., wedding The AWANA Youth Program for boys and girls will us. forcing us to siphon off funds In essence to maintain work out which treatment program your comments; they are relevant. derblades. In the breastbone and begin Wednesday at Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St a museum.” says the church’s pastor, the Rev. Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:15 p m would be appropriate; outpatient, Saturday — 6 p.m.. fellowship spaghetti dinner and Papa and WIchman aam honors Like many other practicing physi­ across the kidneys. "The Down East Preacher” Sunday — 5:30 p m , acolyte meeting: 6:30 p.m , AWANA Is a program which includes games. Bible Edward C. Horne, rather than serving current n e^s at Orange Hall. 72 E. Center St., for a fruit and residential, detoxification and/or cians. I have been involved in the PRISM parents’ meeting: 7 p m . youth group study, achievements, awards and special events. It is and ministry. vegetable bingo and to discuss its Nov. 6 fair. Two Manchester residents have been elected to the A. A. In addition. Al-Anon, Alateen, DEAR READER: Ordinarily, intervention process. Alcoholism Monday — 6:30 p.m.. ECW potiuck supper. open to children In kindergarten through sixth grade, The city’s 1965 law setting up a Landmarks Members may be weighed between 6:15 and 7:15 p m. Klngswood-Oxford School chapter of Cum Laude, a and groups for children of alcohol­ gallstones produce sharp, stabbing counselors are Invaluable In this Jubllaa In Andovar Tuesday — 5 p m., children’s choir: 6 p.m., choir and will meet every Wednesday from 6; 30 to 8:15 p.m. Preservation Commission — similar to provisions national honor society for independent schools. Ilie ics are important resources. pains In the right upper abdomen school Is In West Hartford. The students are Jennifer setting. The alcoholism cS ‘ I 'S , • afternoons; public heollne service, NEW SERIES 12:45, 2:50, 4:55, 9:25, 11:40; Sun 12:45, • S - • A ’ ‘-1 S A 1 ' Owreh et Christ, Lvdoli ond Vernon second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Emanuel Lutheran Church, 40 optryoch. 9 ;» o.m., Sunday school; sura any anawers confirm their D M trt Bloom (P G ) Sot and Sun 2:10, 2:50, 4:55,7:25,9:25. — T o u * Guvs (R) to School (PG-13) Sot-Sun with Lust In & Church St., Manchester. Rev. Janet 10:A) o.m., worship, children's church 1 ' 1 •. l-i i ' SS V 1 C 11•'A ' A ‘•A 1 ri e r a > streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John OF TAPES present views — biases and all. 4:30, 7, 9:20. — Nofolng In Common sneok preview Sot 7:30 with Bock to the Dust (R ) ot 8. minister. Sunday services: 9 o.m.. Holllger, 443-9203. Landwehr, poster; Rev. C.H. Ander­ ond nurserv; 4 p.m., evening praise (P O ) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:40, 4 ^ , 9:30. School (PG-13) 9:25. Bible classes; to o.m.. worship; 4 p.m., son, pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 service, nurserv. Mid-week Bible — Men Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, 9:45. CItO CO DU Western o.m., worship; 9:45 o.m., church study, 7 o.m. (4444599) ‘A Niw PertpicUvi" But there are those who sin­ ererthip. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible St. Mery's Egtscepel Church, Pork cerely seek tor truth. They face MANCHRSTIR , ^ ^ ^ sci88S!8«5 DUNDKBEni study. Nureerv provided for on servi­ school; 11 o.m., worship service, ■AST HARTFORD UA Theaters lo s t — The K o r ^ Kid ond Church streets, Manchester. An- nursery. (443-1193) ces. (444-3903) tk-ew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Pantacoatal Call: up to their quarlaa, Intelligently ■ostwood Fub * Cfotma — Ruthicts Part II (P G ) Sot and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, EARRING HEAVEN Music osslstont rector. Worship: 7:30 o.m. Church, 302 Hock- researching the matter without People (R ) Sot 7:15, 9:20; Sun 7, 9. 9:35. — Ruthless People (R ) Sot and ond 9:30 o.m.; church school, 9:30 motock St., Monchesfor. Rev. Norman FM r Richard’! Fub « Cinema - Sun 2, 4:15, 7:20, 9:30. — Nothing In iH in y IB Conoragatkmal Swenson. Schedule; 8 and 11 Ohlted Pealecestal Church, 187 regard for long-held opinions. To o.m.; bobv-sIHIne, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; o.m.. Weedbrldge St., Monchester. Rev. Ruthless f * 9 0 P ' * *■“' Common (P G ) Sot 7:25,9:45; Sun 7:15, Friday. Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes- worship services; 9:30 o.m., Bible such a person Jesus said: "You midnight; Sun 7:30, 9 :» . 9:30. — Tronsformers: The Movie Bettea Ceagrej atteiigt Church, 228 school. (449-2055) Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Top Gwi doy (449-4583) Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning are not far from the kingdom of (P G ) Sot and Sun 2, 3:35, 5:15. — '^ e Saturday Batten Center Rood, at the Green. ^ L o h ^ Lufheron Church et Mon- 647-8301 Qod," Mark 12:34. In some areas, ( P 6 ) ^ 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7;10, 9:20, Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot Ear Piercing worship; 4 p.m., evening svership; 7:30 Bolten. Rev. Charles H. Etlcson, . (443-2051)*' **•' Monchester. for an Important 11:35; Sun 12:30,2:40,4:50, 7; 10,9:20. — midnight. — Pink Flovd: The Wall (R) LargRst seiBction of ^ Mlnisler. 10 a.m., worship service, G ospal p.m., biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., mishandling our questions may Ferris Bueller's Dov Off (PG-13) Sot nensepuK BACK BEO) S Sunday Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. raco rd ad meBsage Sot midnight. — Monty Python and the nureerv, church school; 11 o.m., tel Piinee et Peace Lutheran Church, have only minor consoquoncee. 1?40, 2-45, 4:45, 9:35,11:45: Sun 12:40, Holy Grail (R) Sot midnight. eirrings in N«w England D A Y O irK II TOBCHQpi fosysht^ 11;1S o.m., tonim program. Church el the Living Bed, Route 31 and North River Rood, Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. 2-45, 4:45, 7:15, 9:35. — Children of o IMS Z4SMSMSII4S itxsaiaHMimO on Youth service (FrWov). (449-9048) In spiritual matters the results ere Costume Jewelry tte-Tvn otnce or oer-MTi parsonage. evangelical, tull-gospel church, Ro­ SC'.'l®"’ Ooothvrolte, pastor. tragic. Lesser God (R ) sneak preview Sat 7:30 VMHON Cshter Cgugreggttgggt Church, ii bertson School, North School Street, Schedule: 10:15a.m. worshlpservlce;9 with Ferris Bueller's C3ev oft (PG-13) cine 1B I — Ruthless People (R ) Sat Lakeside Cafe & Lounge Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H Monchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, o.m. Bible class (742-7548) 9:35. - Allens (R ) Sat 1,4,7,9:35,12:05; 14K'Gold-Sterling Silverj Praabytailan and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:10. — Extremities SUNDBY AUB4S n Curtis Jr., senior poster; Rev. Robert pastor. Meeting Sundovs, 10 to 11-30 *'•" Lolheron Church Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:35. — Crocodile Dundee ( R) Sot and Sun 5,7:15,9:30.— Sleeping Opan T h u n . & Frt. 'tH 8 p.m. v U»fSTI)fM (OVf'TBl J. Bills, mlnisttr of vtstlotlons; Rev. Synod), Cooper and High (PG-13) Sot 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45, INI IB o.m. Nursery and Sundov school. . Presbyterian Church, Beauty (G ) Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:15. Closad Mondays Clllford O. Simpson, pastor emerttus; Pull Besgel Interdenenrinollenal Charles W, Route 44 and Trowbridee Rood, Coven­ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 1 :«; Sun 1;30, 3:20, 5:10j;:30,9:45.-- Mlchael C . Thornton, associate pastor. Kuhl, postar. 9:M a.m.. Divine wor­ The Bov Who Could Fly (P G ) Sat 12:35, ;4'” 90S / Church, 745 Main St., Monchester. Rev. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Lydall and Vamon S tra a lB 1227 Burnside Avenue 10 o.m., worship service, sonctuorv; M) Philip P. Sounders. Sunday, 10 o m., ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday 3, 5:15, 7:45, 9:55, midnight; Sun 12:35, WINDSOR o.m. church school. (447-9941) adult Bible study and Sundov school; 7 C o n ^ n lo n first and third Sunday. school: 7 p.m., Bible study and Pbont: 646-2B03 3, 5:15, 7:45, 9:55. — The Fly (R ) Sat F lo ia — Ruthless People ( R) Sot 7:15, East Hartford 289-8189 1 YOFOUN 1 Rhst CewgreggHeagt Church ef An- o.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7 :» fellowship. Wednesdov, 7:30 p.m, 12;30, 2:30, 4:30, 7;20, 9:30, 11:25; Sun 9:15; Sun 7:15. 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30. — Stand by Across from Marco Polo 1 XMM lt»MB«0»T;IB«»im m 1 Me (R ) Sat 1:15, 3:10, 5, 7:40,10,11 ;50; DRIVR-INS _^^^OnenJ0wn

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Z4!F3SiS4. oort Ssrvfcgs, Covonirv vpw own your own (ruck had been sent for. As both a reftinder and a poetal floor. 1 know someone srin be disappointed. circled. Expires Oct. SI. iSM. fe T rh n Paahfena, Vamen origin, or on infennon to location, preot dovolope- clerk, I would like to offer some advice. required refend ferm undone tM versal PffMfect drew. Public Schools, 7t Rigigv and WPuM like to deliver moke any such orsfer- mont In South Monchos- R O E E in r w ira m c n . h a g e k s t o w n . m d . JM M SOfrSgfrABBSl Ifefend Offer. Send the Non-smoker lady coll ta Code from a tube of Aim or Ckwe-fJp Toothpaste Mill Rood, C&rorttrr, Ct. fernjture in the greater snee, llmitonon or dls- ter. Offered ot 8144,900. Most mail is processed in ^ t r a l distrilMition required refend form and the bottom panel from a Machanlc/WWdsr. Full gr 46338. BOB. fferiferd area, gieese con snore Manchester con­ centers, not at your local poet officd. Most ofthe mall is (super sixe t.^ounce or fam ily sixe d.Ammce Rocr eeffew WratJnr. Ex- crlmfnonon. Tho Horold Joyce G. Epsfeln Reol dominium. 647-1394. PEAK KBEEMT — Thank yon for an "insider's" SM-sixe of Johnson's Swabs. Expires Nov. SS. ISM. celMnf oeeerfenifY for gort time. BOB M /F 633- Maureen Of 549-7049. Estate, 6474495.0 dumped on long conveyor belts and passed through a only}, along with the caMi-register tape with the Attenlion Housewives pre win not knowingly occogt v iw of why some of our reibnd requests never get ORA1/-R Monumental Refend Offer. Send the carflfWa recraonow dlrac- 3317. Clericaf-Full any advertlsowont which canceler machine. Just before the mail reaches the purchase price circled. ExpinM Oet. Si, ISW. required refend form and the entire back pane), Mhopt hos a eopk posmon time dencdl/gaMs ggst- back to ns. I hope readers follow your advice. COLGATE E L U 8 Buy One Get One Free fer wffh simervfsarvaxpe- epenfeg. MonOovthru Frl- is In vtownon of feo low. From $39,900- canceler. a clerk tries to remove all bulky envelopes inchnflng the Universal Product Code symbol, rwnee. Prefer TPPO with Port flmt drlvgm - wonfed flon ggen on T-S. Gond Retirement/Resort Real WAWTEO but occasionally one gets by Toothbrush Offer. Receive one free Colgate Plus Ooy 14: 3D-13;34. $4.04 per for South w indM T schoof teleghane skills, llghf typ­ ^DEAff HiARTfN — Humane Societies are in from one package of any Oral-B AtfeH or bvf wm consMfer hpur. Con StO-7475. Vernon, by ownor, lovely Estate, low taxes, TO RENT Toothbrush coupon good on either the Colgate Child-Youth Toothbrush (sixes M. 4t. 35. 32.20 or elMr* qwHHWa w expe­ buses. Starting gov *6 ger ing and light boakkgegfng Bonk leifer, feu time, for ffonch on Cu(-de-soc. Now weather. Condos, end sin­ When a small flimsy white envelope loaded with d ^ e ra u n ^ M financial aid. andwearethankfalto ♦lour. Full troining oro- exgerlence roqulred. Coll M South Windsor Bonk ft Plus AtfaW or ChiMToothbmsh. Send the required SS). Expires Nov. 30. ISM. rience. VeryeeeastorfTntf corpof ond floors through­ gle tamlly; Free details. Mature working couple Gaines dog nod. Gaines wm give ns » cents for each refe wehimte feity paid vtded. Coll 92»4406. for aggoinfmenf ot 639- Trosf Co. Previous tailor thick cardboard proofs of purchase for even worse, refend form and the back (op portion of the Here’sarefondformtowrHefor; aSl.SSrefnnd. out, finished basement, Toll free 1-000-233-1698, wife smoll well benovM coins) comes in contact with the stainless-steel roffers « a ^ prW marter we send them from their many Colgate Plus Toothbrush package where the eemefete benefif pro­ 4444. Bvons Flaor or coshior oxgorlonco screened perch, 3 cor M O V Reoltv, F. O. Box 569 m m r m dog foods. We would greatly appreciate the 4-WAY SI SS Refund Offer. P.O Box I4SS4. house dog desire quiet of the canceler. it gets shredded. A clerk fries to put Universal Protfect Code is p ^ e d . along with the gram. For oOdmonot in- Covering. holgfet. Excellent starting goroge, oversized lot. G. North Myrtle Beach, S. rental. Coll 646-5304. Baltimore. MD 2I2M. This offer expires Dec. 31. solorv plus Incentives. C . 29597. together the pieces, but this is often impossible. ^ I p of ^ naOtr who would like to send the markers cash-register receipt with the purchase price fermeffon eetl Manches­ RN, LPN - Meadows 4 1 3 3 ,^ 475-1174 evenings ISM. but requests for the form must be received Apply between 9-5, M -F of to the Stark County Humane Society, P.O. Box TW7 circled. Expires Oct. SI. ISM. ter M anor 6464139 Manor Is seeking o RNfor EsHmotor Assistant - Gon- and weekends. Please help us to help you. Don’t mail coins. When Station A. Canton. O H 4rrtS. by Nov. IS. ISM. While waiting for the form, save Mofrstviist. Port time for eroi contractor has fell 1033 Jobn Fitcb Btvd. the canceler presses down on them they act like rasor JH IR M A C R E P A SI Refend Offer. Send the fen time n -7 supervfsor JEAN SHILTZ. PROGRAM CHAIRMAN one entire 4-Way Nasal Spray outer carton (any busy solon in Manchester nmo opening for a oorson Soufe Windsor. CT. blades T r y nottonsepaperclips. They are somethnes required refund form and the front panel cut out position. RN/LPN ore Monchester charming 2 inmmmt FURUmiRE sixe or form) and the cash-register receipt with oisa needed for port time guaranteed sotorv, no fol­ wife typing skills, mofe bedroom Ranch, com­ as bad as coins. from any size of Jhirm ack E P A Mtampoo or Nurses Aide. Shore o shift RMNEUT the purchase price circled or per diem ppsftlons, on lowing necessary. Expe­ aptitude, feleghone exge­ pletely renovoted. ' Just rlence, purchasing or con- - get o friend and shore o When you are mailing proofs of purchase, invest ina D E A R JEAN — This is the third year that Gaines Arbor Acres Form seeks ♦he 11-7 shift. Excellent rienced stylist only. Coll move In I Low 90's Agent Mahogany coffee s sfruction experience, shift on the 3pm-llpm higher-grade manila envelope. It will be spotted more has helped participating Humane Societies across the fell time pputfry form poy rates ond benefits. tor Interview, osk for 6J9-S403. 3 ond 4 room apartments, two Mohogonv end fables easily by the clerk pulling bulky material away from workers. PoW heoith A Call Mrs. Gibbs ot 647- Coral. 643-4339. knowledge of building schecfele. Full or porttfme no appllances,no pets,se- with leather trim, two nation, and this company deserves a lot of credit moterlols. If you possess positions. For odditlonal the canceler. and if if is nm through, it win be better Qrandmolhsrs wamsd about offering advice reffretnenf benefits. Coll 9191. curlfy,coll 6462426. Week­ lorge ceramic lamps, 25 I hope readers will contact their locaf Humane one or more of these informotlon coll Mon- Inch console tv, 1 oak able to withstand the pressure of the machine. Jim Frocchto 6334641. Port time dell sandwich days 9-5. Society and And out how they can contribute their moker. 9am~3pm, $6.00 auaiificonons, send re­ choster Manor. 6464139. antique sewino mochine, Please use the correct postage. Thick envelopes and N E W Y O R K (A P ) - Should a responsibility — to share what Automotive mechanic - Gaines starred M ce markers are experiencing guilt about your Full time. Good wages. per hour. Sotdh Green sume ta The Manchester Two bedroom apartment coll after 5pm. 649-4069. those over I ounce req^re more than a first-class grandmother advise a daughter-in- they’ve learned,’’ explains Kuri­ Deliver and stock persons 1945 Contemporary Clip out this file and keep It with similar cash-off own child-rearing practices. - Immedtofe openings due HeoMh Insurance, paid vo­ Resfouronf, East Hart­ Herald, 16 Brolnord Nurses Aides certfficoflon for rent. OlsbwoSber, dis­ law on how to raise her teenage Ploce, Manchester Cf. Roised Ronch. 3 bed­ stamp. If the post office sends your envelope back for — beverage refund offers with beverage ansky. “ But it’s a tricky business. fa expansion. Full time cation, uniforms, holl- ford. S24-52S3. framing. Manchester posal, pool, tennis courts. children? 06040 BoxS. be starting o room s, 2 full bofhs, extra postage, you may miss the refund-offer c o n ic s , for example. Start collecting the needed You don’t want to appear to be “ Speaking up shows you care,” emplavmenf, over over- dovs and sick leave. Over Manor win Neor 84. Coll 242-7904 after two week framing pro­ cathedral celling wMh sky­ expiration date. proofs of purchase while looking for the required meddling or to risk rejection.” says Kuriansky, “and you may oee hourly poy rote, be- time ovolloble. Coll Lor­ Teacher-Adoptive p. 6 . 7:00 pm. or (617) 464-5770 Bock-to-School Tread carefully, says clinical Coventry school system Is gram leading to state lights, fireplace, deck, Last, but not least, invest in printed name-and- You’ll know you’re meddling, have a positive impact. Apply the nefffs Include paid hospi- ry ’s 871-1790. ocre lot, oulef neighbor­ X4204 diovs. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Interested In contracting certification os a Nurses E address labels. Some companies offer them for as psychologist Judith Kuriansky in instead of helping, if your sugges­ rule: ‘It’s not what you say twt how tollzoflan, holidays and magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers may part time services for Altfe. Training will be for hood. $197,9006464963. little as a dollar. If you don’t use a label, write clearlyf Family Circle magazine. tions are always critical of the you say it.’ Be sure not to indicate vecoftons. Tim e and a 4 room oportment. Ma­ not be available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 special needs students. Full time trim carpenter fee 3-llpm shift. For oddi- adults preferred. No Print if possible Use the proper ZIP code. The clerks “ Grandparents have experience daughter-in-law. It could be you're hotf offer 46 hours. Apply 30 Locust Street. 2 FOmlly ture weeks to receive each refund that yours is the only or ’right’ Immedlote opening. Cali and helper - Some expe­ ftonol Information coll the pets. No appliances. Park­ and have the right — even the feeling an emptiness in your life or way” Manchester Tobacco and Manchester Manor. 646 4 rooms eoeb, $139,900. Candy Co., 399 Green Rd. Service Secretory needed for aopllcotlon of 742-4913. rience required. Coll even­ ing for 1 car. 649-1265. EOE. ings and weekends. 742- 4129. Principles only. Coll 646 Manchester. for new cor dealership. 2426. Weekdays 9-5. 6347. Mancbester-1 bedroom- Various duties Including Loborer-Full time for Port time employment ot doto entry, greeting custo­ Teacher-Special Andover Lake-2'/} room ,flrst floor, no pets,stove Educotion-Long term sub- RN. 3-11,11-7 Supervisors, steel fabrication shop. and refrigerator. Lease. wholesale distributors In mers, answering phones ft Company paid uniform cottage, septic system, AAonchesfer. stop In and sfMufe for Coventry Pub­ no weekends. We are $400 per month plus utili­ filing. Full or part fime seeking RN's tor our 155 and bonefifs. Must hove well, needs repairs, orronge your hours. posiflon available. Apply lic Schools. Middle school 529,500. Coll 284-9136. ties. 6461379. P bed facility with good drivers license and tram- 3( CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Apply Manchester To- In person to service mon- level. Effective 10/17/46. portoflon. 643-1496. EO E bocco and Condv Co. 399 Coll for oppllcoflon of organlzotlon and Inter Manchester - 2nd floor 2 (I oger Bob Reilly Oldsmo- 742-4913. EO E. Manchester-New listing 3 bf Green Rd Monchester. blle 299 Adams Street personal skills. Excellent bedroom oversized Cape bedroom, heot. and ap- benefits wages. Call Ports Person - (tool crib) - K N o tiC M Business Property 35 Entertainment...... Manchester 649-1749. end In quiet Bowers School pllonces, no pets. $575 plus 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment.... so Clerical - Full time posi­ A. Plante DNS Crestfleld Must be mecbanlcollv In­ securftv 6463979. Lost/Pound...... Resort Property 36 Bookkeeping/Income Tax Waltress/Luncheon. oreo. 2 botbs, spacious 01 Mortgages ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... gi tions available In pleasant Convalescent Home Man­ clined, hove o driver's G Personols...... 77 Carpentry/Remodeling. 55 Tuesday thro Friday Data Processing Deport­ office environment, living room, fireplace, 02 Wanted to Buy Recreational Equipment...... sj RATBS: I t i 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. 10;30-3;30. Hourly woge chester 643-5151 EOE. license and transporta­ Two bedroom, 4 room St Announcements.. 03 30 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Bocrts and Marine Eoulpment...... ment - Proof Operotor. beolfe Insurance benefits tion. Excellent benefits dining room, possible w 43 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. plu$ grotitultles. Apply Monday thru Fridoy, tamlly room. 3 cor gor- duplex, nice neighbor­ Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... $4 30 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. per program. Available Including dental. 643-1496. hood, garage, no pets, $7 FInanclol...... Rffntols Flooring...... Monchester Country Spm-IOpm. Soturdavs 12 free parking, experience EOE oge, vinyl siding, move In 05 54 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 45 Minimum charge; 4 lines. Club. 6464103. noon to 3 pm. Maluro condition. $143,900. Princi­ security. $525 per month Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... m using adding machine, plus utilities. 646-7360. Rooms for Rent...... 31 person, we will troln. Call ples only. 649-4413. Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole 47 typing skills helpful. $4.25 - Child Core wanted In my Employment A Educotion Apartments for Rent. .. 33 O BAOLIN B S: For classified advertisements to Port time stock person - 646-5773. $5.00 an hour, depending Miscellaneous Services. 61 Tog Soles...... 44 Afternoons from pm- home. Flexible hours. Re­ Studio type apartment. Meip W anted...... Condominiums for Rent 33 be ni.'bllshed Tuesday through Soturdov, the 1 on experience. Apply In Manchester- 254 Hilliard II Services Wanted...... 63 Wonted to Buy/Trade 49 4pm. Mondoy thro tiree welcome. 6462488. Street. 6 room aluminum Portly furnished. Work­ Situation W anted...... Homes for Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Auto Clean-Up person person, Prague Shoe Co. Full and Part time ca- 13 Fridoy. Unloodlng trucks, needed. Approximately 30 sided cope. Fenced In ing single mole preferred. 16 Business Opportunities Store/Office Space...... 35 For odvertlssments to be published Mondoy, 200 Pitkin Street East Auto Polisher and detail shler/dell person. All 13 Merchandise stocking shelves and light hours per week. Apply In yard, oversized garage, Lease. Security. No pets. PC instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. Hartford. person. Immediate open­ shifts available. Apply In 643-2880 Industrial Property...... lonitorlal work. Call Ar­ person only, to Oldies But excellent condition. to Employment Services . 15 37 Holldoy/Seasonol...... 71 A u to m o tiv e thur Drug, Manchester ing, full time position for person. Seasons Food Miscellaneous for Rent. Goodies, 323 Center Street Fuel oil truck drlver.closs $108,900. Jock Loppen dl Antiques and Collectibles. 73 Cars (or Sole...... RBAO YOU R AD. Clossifled advertisements ore 6494648 tor Interview. Monchester. auto dealership In new, Shop, S John Fitch Blvd., Realty. 643-4263. Manchester-Immaculate 64 Roommates Wanted...... 91 11 license requlred.depen- used and service depart­ South Windsor Ct. 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... token by telephone os o convenience. The 4 room apartment. Stove, 99- Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 93 dable feel oil delivery eost ment. Must have prior refrlgerotor, no pets. $565 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trollers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one of river. Experienced Monchester-lmmoculate Be experience. Apply to Gor­ Office Manager (or small newer 3 bedroom, Colon­ Includes beat and hot Homes for Sole ...... 31 TV/Stereo/Appllonces.. 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only (or the size of only. Full time, Insurance, in's Jaguar RTE 83 Ver­ Machinery and Tools ... contractor's office In ial. V/i baths, all applian­ woter. 649-4003. Condominiums for isole. 33 S ervice s 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not RESTAURANT/HOTEL and benefits,coll 647-9137. non CT. Manchester. Knowledge Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not ces, family room, nice Lots/Land tor Sole...... 33 Child Core...... 51 96 Reap the benefits of our company including of construction Industry Eost Hartford-2 bedroom Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected by an additional Insertion. neighborhood, many ex­ Investment Property ... 34 Cleaning Services. 97 vacation phy, sick pay, holiday pay and desirable. Looking for tras. $121,900 bv owner. apartment, remedied, Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood Wanted to Buy/Trade 98 bright, take charge Indi­ heot, hot water and park­ 1 many more benefits can be yours If you 643-0073. work for us at our newly renovated Sandal­ vidual to handle all as­ ing. $400 per month. 243- Al pects ot office manage­ 1740. After 6pm 528-6616. me wood Restaurant at the Holiday Inn Career opportunity with CPI Corp. operating Great to Start I Large 2 ment. 646-5430. bedroom In convenient 2 coi studios In over 800 retail stores. Successful location. Well kept and Moln Streel Manchester 3 v k • Waltcr/Waltrcae candidates will participate In an Intensive Waitress Wanted. Port or rooms, stove ft refrigera­ photograpy and sales training program. easily affordable at • Buepareon Full time hours available $53,900. Joyce G. Epstein tor Included. For more Prior sales experience helpful, good person­ 743-4940. Information call 563-4434 A drop-walat with flat­ Secretory. Professional Delivery Drlver/Molnte- • Bar Tander real Estote. 647-4895.0 tering collar It the per­ I 1 ILO 8 T Dental Receptionist Secretary - Busy Man­ Customer Service posi­ Help wanted! Movie Time ality, motivation and neat appearance a or 529-7854. Financial Services firm none clerk-entry level co- wanted Immediate open­ • Banqutt 8#I-Up fect back-to-school dress i U n d fo u n d chester law office seeks tion available In our sales most. Flexible hours will Include evenings has on opening In our reer advancement VIdeb, East Horfford, ond Three Family Invest­ for the little girl. ing In growing Monches- full time secretory with department for person Manchester. Full time • Banquet Manager and weekends. Frequent salary reviews and Sp< Founders Plaza, East Londscape/Laborer - opportunity retail choln Is ter practice. 4'/i doy work ment! Manchester-Three No. 8367 w ith Photo- excellent typing skills, use with telemarketing skills soles clerk, mature, out­ • Cocktail Strver other benefits. For an Interview coll Rosie HDME8 Guide is In Sizes 3 to 8 COI Hartford location for a Must be reliable, will looking for Individual to week, receptionist expe­ of dictaphone and word who Is on accurate typist. Bishop on Tuesdays only, noon-Spm at (203) K Mort Security. Imme­ unit building, separate well organized skilled se­ train, 644-1966. do deliveries and pickups going. Good pay Mrs. or utilities, new roof, new FDR RENT years. Size 4 ... IW yards fro rienced preferred. Send processor. Salary com- Pleasant East Hartford M r. Francis. 528-1M?. Appllcatlons ft resumes now being ac- 889-5588. diate port time openings of 45-inch. $80 cretary to work with our to various units across the resumes to or coll Or. mensurote with expe­ office off 1-44, hours 8-5. cepted. ______EOE M/F for store detective. Need tiding, many Interior Im­ 7 wei Lost. 5 month old mole sales team. Applicant state. Alo must perform provements also. Excel­ 10 ORDER, send S2.50 for eacli Teacher Aide-Immediate, Brian Bottaro 163 Spencer rience. Send resume to Monday through Fridoy. tome experience In felt lattern, plus■ --)(t 90( (or poslaie and kitten, white with tiger must have experience full time, state approved department clerical du­ Street Manchester Ct. Box RR C/0 Manchester Security officers. Full or 363 Roberte 8t, field. Apply In person lent Income. Positive cosh an d lln f. spots wearing a flea col­ Insurance and pension be­ Do' with memory typewriter, private school, to assist In ties. Candidate must be 06040. 649-2796. Herald. 16 Bralnarc* nefits. Phone 538-9551, port time. All shifts ovall- Eatt Hartford, C T , 06108 Mon-Sot. Manchester K flow. Secondary financing SUE BURNETT ticl lar, since September 18. excellent typing skills program (or develope- dependable, drive a stand­ Ploce. Manchester. Personnel Monoger, Hart­ able Manchester oreo. Mart 239 Spencer Street. possible. $139,900. Jack Manchester - Newer 3 MsnohsMtr Httsid St. James Church orea. ard, have good driving 828-0811 liso ave. ol americas 646 (60wpm) 8i experience mentally disabled and au­ a Tax Preparers - A small ford Despatch, 9am-12 247-6483. ton ft Jackson Realty. bedroom, I'A boths du­ Ne« York. N.V. 10036 Please coll 649-8113 with transcribing from record and be able to do 647-8400 or 6464646.U tistic students ages 3-4. Manchester CPA firm In Maintenance person to noon for appointment or plex. $650 per month plus Print Name, address «ltli ZIP Re< anytime. dictaphone. Good gram­ lifting. Full time $5.00 plus C O D E, Style Number anU Site. Apply ot Community need of experienced tax work ot local apartment send resume to; P. Box lU JiM M security and utilities. Call CO( mar A people skills are ,to start with benefits some o. Management Trainee. Part Time. Child Guidance School, preparers on a full time 8271, East Hartford, ct. FDR RALE Wow Wee... Hot this home Deb Owens 647-8095. N e w FASHION with she complex performing Entry level position In Important. Pleasant 317 North Main Street, Saturdays may be neces­ ond part time basis from molntenancne plus M108. EO E CUSTOMER W e're been looked after with lots Photo-Guide patterns in Ne sary. Coll Leslie 343-0651. growing company that Earn Extra Cash! a ll size ra n g c .n , h a s a working environment, full Manchester. February 1 to April 15th. grounds keeping duties. of level Beautiful family Sir benefit package, salary offers cash profit sharing SERVICE special Grace Cole Collec­ Please send resume with Experience preferred, but Good Job Opportunities! vinyl tided, newer home, room addition with glott D PER8ONAL8 ond ownership potential. Y our New set up off the rood. 3 tion for larger sizes; plus commesurates with expe­ Needed I Before October Immediate opening for salary requirements to: will train $5.00 per hour to Currently accepting appli­ REPRESENTATIVES sliders overlooking pretty Rentals Ch( rience. Call Am y of 289- 30th, 1986, 13 G ED or high full time part time medi­ Roger A. Jacobs CPA 105 649-4563. INSERTERS WANTED bedrooms, m baths. Gar­ bock yard. 3 bedrooms, 2 H O N U S C o u p o n s! 9301. start depending on ability cations for our Nurse's nui Ride Needed - $35 week or school graduates. Ages cal secretary In Manches­ Main Street Manchester Aide training class that Now is your Neighbor age and large lot. Private fireplace, plush carpet, Price .... $2.00 ditl 643-5119 weekdoys.9-5. yard with sun deck. Very $5.00 trip from my Mon- 17-27, meeting quolltlco- ter office. Experience Ct 06040. will begin soon. Also tak­ sun deck and lots morel sov Head teacher for day chance to Join the Call 647-9946 well Intuloted. Tw o floors $128,500. Jockton ft Jack- RDDM8 chester home to J.C. Pen­ tlons for training, educa­ preferred but not neces­ Student or retired person. ing applications for PART TIME exciting field of nur ney Catalog Center. 1st core,experienced pre­ tion, and health benefits. sary. Call 646-3094. Machinist - Minimum 5 Part time flexible hours CNA's. We offer excellent HALLMARK ready for wood, coal son Realty. 647-4400 or FDR RENT $35( shirt. 649-4346. ferred. Must be able to Call (collect If necessary) years experience. Set up pumping gas. Apply starting rates and benet- Cable Television. Ask for Bob stoves. Don't miss this 6464646..a Family Vests plon for 3-6 year olds. 203-732-3468. U. S. Coast Bobysltterr needed late and operate Bridgeport Spruce Street Mobil 649- Its. Please contact: Direc­ CLERICAL TEMPS one! $115,900. Strano Real 647-0788. United Cable TV Estote. 647-76S3.n Mature working gentle­ Fig Guard Opportunities. afternoons, various hours lathe, machining centers. 3487 ask tor Steve or Ed. tor of Stoff Development Excellent Investment op­ MO not everyday. 646-6168. Liberal overtime, woges Hours 12:30-4:30 p.m. has outstanding n- 31D Hirtfird Tnpk. portunity! 6 family plus a man willing to do some at Crestfleld Convales­ 1^ Xoutt 30 Nttt to Burgtr King MANAGEMENT yard work tor lower rent. Col Part time secretary an­ Receptionist - “Part commensurate with abil­ Accounts Payable clerk Monday thru Friday. full time opportu­ Historic Farmhouse-One single family home In AUCTIONS cent Home/Fenwood Kitchen prlveloges, park­ d/or RN LPN tor till In, time" Nice appearance, ity. Paragon Tool Co. Inc. entry level. East Hartford Manor. Monday through nities for CUS­ Due to the phone strike. of Manchester's oldest Vernon. Multl-tamlly con­ hornet built In 1780. 9 plus ing near bus line. Referen­ Wo vacations, etc. Please good telephone personal­ 121 Adams Street Man­ office, Aldin Associates. Friday. 7am-3pm ot 643- Typing skills or previous We're here, sists of one and two cos send application to Dr. ity A office skills. Great TOMER SER ­ extra lorge rooms Includ­ bedroom units. Single ces required. 647-9033. Auctloon wos held on the chester. 647-9935. Candidate should hove 5151. EO E. CR T axparlenca helpful. But our phones are noli occ 5th ot August ot Rent A Stephen Romeo 18 Haynes working conditions A nice general bookkeeping or Call Mr. W hitney at 568- VICE REPRE­ ing 4 bedrooms, living tamlly It two bedroom. All Space South Windsor. Street Manchester CT. environment In leading Production Work In plas­ Sales - Michaels Jewelers retail experience, be de­ room, dining room, den tor $220,000. Tenants pay tic manufacturing com- Mechanics needed - Auto 2020 tor more Informa­ SENTATIVES. Stop In our (Space F404). Thousands 06040 or call 64A4797. real estote office. Call Mr, hos a full time sales pendable and organized. It and homing room. Other own utimiet. Reol Money |33]CTNPQR!LN1URI8 pony to form A cot plastic position open. Retail ex­ ond tru- shop. Several tion. of my books of 30 years Lindsey 649^000. Port to full time with openings. Good starting NowOffico- extras Include oulbulld- Maker I Coll for an ap­ FDR RENT I ports. Full time 7-3:30 A posure o plus. Great be- The candidates Ingt, 0 large enclosed pointment. Realty World. research, appliances, bed­ Carpenter- Experienced port time 8:30-2:30, Mon­ benefits. Coll Leslie 383- poy and benefits. Coll E.OE. The ding for health resort, Assemblers-Full tlme- netlt package. Apply In 0651. John 875-3941. we seek will be Briig A Frtomll porch, 3 cor garage, patio 646-7709.D S c h c In remodeling. Coll Ro­ /Part time. Small part day through Friday. Call person Tuesdoy-Frlday 2- and o brook. Set on 3.6 Northfleld Green. Availa­ TIC/ computer system. All (to­ bert Jorvis, 643-6712. energetic, de- tal, everything) posses­ assemblers. $4.SO-$5.75per for on appointment 646- 5pm. Mtchoels 958 Main acres. Coll and explore Great Cope with a modern ble November 1st. 3 bed­ the hour. Insenttve pay, be­ 3920. Street Manchester EOE. encfable and THE BEST THING room end unit with patio S e a t sions of my beloved, All Skills fell piece of hittary fer kitchen and both I Super until Soles-lnslde. Full and part nefits, 4 day week, over­ ave good com­ yourtclt.$249,900. D. W. location near Verplank and basement. $600, call marked Yukta (lObonano time. Payless Beauty E 643-0671 after 5pm. 1966, boxes). I was out ot the time. Apply Able Coll and munication and Needed ABOUT THIS Fish Realty. 643-1591 or School. "W e guarantee be Ol SupplvA64 Center Street- Electronics, Howard 87I-I400.O our houses I Blanchard ft It country on 4 months re­ ,Manchester. 649J018. search. I am In pain. Rood, Bolton. tel^hone skills. Rossetto Real Estate. 646 off b OFFSET Telemarketer NUMBER 2482.0 b ld f Please help locating the CRT experience Wsrk This Week Quiet Neighborhood. the 8 buyer, reward. Will nego­ STRIPPER Exciting oppor­ is preferred. Ex­ Mokes felt cute Cope Scho tiate ot oil cost. Call offer Peid This Week 1-800-251-8905 great for the starter or the Two Family 5-S. Real Nice Lovely Condominium - 2 Conn TypwSwtter K Mart help wanted. tunity marketing HAVE YOU perience in a ser­ retiring couple. 3 bed- aluminum sided home on bedroom, 1'/^ boths, tlre­ 5pm, Victor 203-529-9348. Full time, 1st shift. 3-5 9 OSFOi vice related field ploced living raom, tam­ years experience in national brand NOUDAY PAYI roOmt, convenient loco- fee West Side. S e rra te Full-time, first shift — Merchandise Em­ IT'S CONVENIENT tton, nice thoded bock furnaces. 8l30's "We gua­ lly raom, kitchen with all single and multi-color name products tO' would be helpful. VACATION PAYI Compugrsphic Edit ployees, Cashiers, major corps. VorO tar outdoor enter­ rantee our houses! Blan­ oppMonces, wother/dryer Writer 7700 Operator. Stock. Full time and work. For a confiden­ HEARD THE United Cable off­ BONUSESI taining, fell basement, chard ft Rossetto Real hookups. Available No­ WANTED Experience a must. part-time positions tial interview, con­ Knowledge of vinyl siding and o 1 car Estate. 646-3483.0 vember 1. 8695 per month ers an excellent LpOf ene Short Ttrm plus securltv. Coll 6464079 For confidential inter­ available experience tact sales promotions Numbers garoge.$107,900. D. W. benefits package, AitIgnmtffH They come in Fttb Realty. 643-1591 or WethertflelO - Allison otter 3pm. D ra ftsm a n - R etired view contact Irene not necessary, many or premiums a OVf THOMPSON competitive wage all different shapes 87T-I400.O Lone. New Duplex near­ U.IX layout seeks port time Gross at THOMP­ employee benefits. plus. Excellent NEWS Roflstir Now i sizes and meanings ing completten. 8109,500. work East- of River. 25 SON ASSOCIATES, Apply in person daily scale and oppor­ Bui only one number is convenient Monchttitr- 3 bodroom 6334317. years varied experience, 6 ASSOCIATES salary plus com­ q. IlmilieciB|iieci.sirt.iiei]^ 8TDNEAND INC. -688-72B1 bet­ tunity for ad­ ours Rotted Ranch In excellent veors recent. 649-4367. Mon-Sat Manchester K in Windsor mission. Call Bar­ WMtAOlBiriflB DFFICE SPACE ween 8:30 — \12:00 M a rt 239 S p e n ce r vancement in one W e’re Cumberland Farms And starting Mon­ condition, dining raotn, 13 Botton4 bedroom charm­ bara for appt. 646- day. from 8:30am-5pm daily, you can call our noon. / Street EOE. of the fastest gro­ 1808(18 sn i X 14 tlreploced tamlly ing Colonial M olmest 3 at 688-7281 4683. AT special number and learn about some exciting raom, iVt bofet, 3 zone acres. HordiNBbd floors, 3 employment opportunities for Managers, Area M 3 i i y i N ! 0 8 wing Industries of COME VISIT OUR heot, 2 cor oarage. Frt- felt baths, large kitchen, DrfDRTUNITIES today. Supervtaors and Sales Clerks. vote ta ocre lot. 8134,900 tomlly room, 3 cor gar­ eOOTHATTNE: Just Dial 1 -800-251 -8905 TOLL FREE. If out­ D. W. Fith Realty. 643-1591 age, much more, move In Office Spoce- on busy side ot Connecftcul, call 203-235-3311, COL­ COOKS Asst. Managers THE MANCHESTER HERALD Interested candi­ IMRfwM IW Ufil or 871-1400.D condition. By owner. route 83. Manchester- Dlstrubutor Naadedl Op­ LECT. Talk to our people Learn how we've be­ 8164,900. 4464M>. Vqrnon town line. For­ 2668 (Sbgrt Oidgr 6 Ptqp) dates are re­ portunity for the right BINDERY Associate Managers RESUMES (O n ttiB QrBBn) come the largest privately owned convenience Brond New Lletlngl Three merly Insuronce com­ person. Name brand Cashiers quested to apply Saturday, Sapt. 27th. store chain in Ihe country. Then we’ll set up an tamlly In Monchester. Cuttam Ranch opon and pany tenant. 646-5707. candy, chips and snacks. interview lor you to meet us right in your own 6 DISNWkSHERS PERSONNEL THAT You can earn from ’5 to in person or sub­ Spoctous apartments 6-ft3 airy, 3 bodroom, 3 bofet, Kasy-knit, colorful vesta Uniaue vending units. Grampy’s Corner area lor a local empkrymenl opportunity It's that mit a resume to; simple and that convenient room units. Separata uttll- Iota of gtott, hordwood Stare ond Office tpoce for for all the family arc fun Make a net Income of Full or Part time, ex­ Full and part time Store is now in the WORKI ’30/hr. or more... € B B t t YIm ttae. Owner occupies 6 (loon, cofetdiol ctillng*. rent. $350 per month, heat to make from 4-ply yarn $12IX>-$SOOO per month, de­ perienced or will process of hiring as­ If you’d like to be a Store Manager, Area Super­ room oportment. Has Mony cuttam ftofem. inefeded. Good location. in their favorite colors. pending on size of Invest­ poaitlons on second Individual Attention Tom Mnrphy WtlgMOfTlM visor or Sales Clerk with a company that otters No. 2668 has knit di­ train. Above average sistant, managers and Area Advisors work approximately 21 a wide number ot opportunities Call this woodstave;, new kitchen, L o rt piivata woodid lot. Coll 4494334. ment. Turn key business. shift. TAB experi­ Confidential Costomer new both, new furnace $164,900. S. j . Chonfio, rections for Child's Size wages, baaed on past cashiers. We offer a hours per week. Salary plus mileage. HP Pampkhi a TOLL FREE number, 1-800-2S1 -4905 Monday Woman's Call Fat 913-48A9324. through Friday. It outatda of Connecticut call ond hot water. No leoses. 4434909. '■ 12 y ears; Size ence helpful. For Cover Letters Service Manager Moncheetar-prtme office 10-18; and Man’a Size experience. Apply competitive sala- If qualified, with additionai training, our Area Ad- 1-203-235-3311. COLLECT. Great Income producer. •poceAOO eq. ft. center ot confidential Inter­ 8149J00. Jockson ft Jock- Small, Medium and I,arec ry/wages and liberal Eves, by Appt. viaors can becoma Craw Chiefs and earn an ad­ WIN <100 To apply Store Managers-we will train Area town. 48ft1447. view, contact eon Rootty. 6474400 or VOINON *114800 (.lO-tO) inclusive. Rein’s New company benefits. Free Parking ditionai •5-*30/hr. or more supervising a crew UNITED CABLE Supervisors- must have some previous super visory experience •rai lUMAT 1M PM ModernJIO square feet Ta arStr, Ma4 $244, Hr tack ED HELP WANTED Must be hardworking team. TELEVISION HALLMARK aattira, pist set tor H>ta$t aat Yerk Style Deli Call For Frao Catimato SalM^ltffca: IWtUTNHMMH office. Now ovollable- Msdliat. TNOMSPON and willing to work 81 SkleM Si. Up to *S/hour dapending on shift and Soufe WIndeor-u ft R 400d tocottan and ample Easy Assembly work I bum. I room Oonison MrtMIMfeillBirtl Restenrant weekends. All shifts IMAGE Call today to find out how to W. Hanford, CT 88118 TEMPS location. RaOucad from $124,900. parking. 449-2491. S714.00 per too. Guaran­ ASSOaATES Colonlol, 4 bedrooms, MevUtg Ms nodOa Rands. 3 _____ teed Payment. No sales. 428 Hartford Tpke. available, full and 310 Hartlord Tnpk. tomllylyypom North AAoln Street, Mon- H«> Tsft, a.v. laaM In W indsor RESUMES b m m e an i NephaaecoBs gteoae l^rga Idichan, ersalaoa^ d a d Mat Haws, Afirsu wilk ZIP Detolls-Send stamped Rte. 30 part time. Apply in Area Advisor!! Voraon. CT iffreptoce chettar. 6 offlcee, recep- COoE tad sqts Kaaew. 6S$-2S4» tag room, eat In kffeben, bawn fuR t aasiwdX. OHWB. envelope; Elan-2145,3418 person at 706 Main We are an affirmative 2400 square SPECIAL: Over 244 ae- Enterprlse.R. Plerce.R. Vomon a t 6 S 8 -7 2 8 1 124 Hsbron Avt. cymhe^and f^rms deluxe corpeting. Many psx^dly wdar.aawda.de. feet. 10 doltari a equore Street, Manchester. 647-9946 or acUon/eqaal opportun- > 2804102 Icctiona and a FREE 33483. Wostonbury Equal Oofionunity Employer MifiH/V extras. Aiktng S229400. u toot ktcludei oti. Jock tty empleyer M/F/H/B ********* ft R Reony. 443-3493. Pattern Section in the Loppen Rcaffv. 443-4213. ALBUM. Just 43.44. . w — M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Saturday, sept. 27. i986

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Brand new hospltol bed ^V rfllvM 'v^3 rS f^f TnMIlr 55SRSiitf« and wtieel choir for sole ^S S S S S S S m 66 30" self cleaning $000. Coll 647-7646 offer Cdm »fove. Deluxe model, ex­ 4pm. cellent condition. $200. Mywwr rvfw w tw fivjf Vfififivt 047-0443. Mo KHb too smott. Frog u w jrvOTinp'. pvpfiiv One 6 6 washer ond dryer, n w iw ifir deluxe model, large co- Orgon excellent condi­ o f g s mggtgggfmmrnmmmmm poelfy. Both for $200. 444- tion, 4 yeors old, $300 rtferenc«s,447-lll». 3037. Singer sewing mochine, E B s m f 17 *75. w ill negotiate on 6eneroi Kousekeeping prices. 5 pieces of wood- \ u m m openings Tuesdov or stoye pre-fob chimneys, Thursdoy. Working peo­ Nome vour own prtos — I 8 M K N excellent condition. $175- ple preferred. 6fee estl- Foitwr ond son. 6osf„ OlMIBvWA.1 $200. 742-1442. motes. coil 742-1449 dependobid sgryfeo. Rointingy RoikirtWiig|iig 6 Leof Mower-Toro 5 hor­ Morle. TOWNIN OF MANCHBSTgR sepower. Used 1 season, Ramovot. C o N iT M S r. LBOAL NOTICg $3S0 coll 742-7443. ITMi SALES Reioxi Let me do It. Cleon N’ Shine. Responsible John Dsgrr Mtoftog eon- ImOOTNINSS home cleaning service. If OCiUt • KWff^nTrV^w/ CPU?" Tog sale-September 27th 443-4154. mtretof. Foil and winter iW L m B owvfUiwg. It o ea t ond 20th. Roln dote the speeloCi. Free oiUmefee. 449-3241. following week. Few an­ ypur ngighbarhpdd tl* «i»«"ee me loning ciosslfleotion from 6ropes pick your own. In tiques, buttons ond some­ IVMMf WWWW vweew* wW ewfie- 5!1'.***’L*Sa* ** gusinesi II for the parcel of lend located am your own baskets. 270 thing for everyone. 477 Won paper hung protot- IfT fflOr?/ WfW 99fwflOfW ooKkmo strMt. Hackmatack Street. North Moln Street. 9om- i s m r sionoiiy of reosonoble (Reor). 3pm. rotes. Will strip pepgr and hpjBtoifeISiJlS ’ clewing,JSiSSSL “5B' pgtnf- efong •«». trgg CMon, fpont, rictr. /iny prepare woffs. Coil B.D. Two family. Antiques, col­ Bookkeeper for hire, ex­ Wallpapering. fTI-m i. perienced small business. mewt (FRO) and Ihegeneret deveteement eien fer N Dees- IFARM SUffUES lectibles, ond much mis­ FarfjtoWghe stqu^o t io^*SnSilM. SStToT^ |AN0 EOUlfMEirT cellaneous. Oom 142 One write system, payroll Wells Street. and auorterly taxes, port j5Sm*S3aW*'^**** «bW, ^ P i^ f^ ^ a n 1^2^ 1. The tnaximemheetine density shell net exceed AS eMts time , flexible hours o FUNMIM Rye Seed Cover crop, Estate-Furniture, tools, must. M y home or your T-T.- Ff TBRMAN *W-.AN0 JR. - SFRCIAL gRCRF- Pello Brothers 4437405. household Items, dune- office. Will pick up ond Fioors-sandhtg tieors like TION - n r OLRNWOOO STRaOT (F-S7) buggy, farm troctor. deliver Manchester oreo. Approv^ oopircotron for mo copvortfop of a smoft fomMy ^ 1 Speclofixfng In older !l?2!? occotfory oporf mont to o fwo-fomMy dwoff Ino Many miscellaneous. 390 444-4441, 9om -llam or ot­ ff o a r s , n o t u r o l , o n d A T T e N T IO N of 307 Gloowood Sfroot. ISECIlEATIOflAL Hlllstown Rood. Fridov ter 4pm. stolnned. No waxUnig _ and Saturday, 9-5. I e q u if m e n t morel John VertoflfS. Coll m m m m m ?rol*7,"lVAVT?S!D'VoTOA' • *” *'*'■ 444-5750. reawist'ino a chonee of use of an Ronf ih Bttfiofhfg offieg sfNh eMfotgriil existine sineie family house to a group home tor children 20" Columbia Convertible with specloMje^ located at 1$1 Hortford Road with the fol­ (Bov or girl) bicycle, foot •upport, (ocBtad to thg prggfigtoug WotAtog lowing conditions: Soturdoy and Sunday, brokes, good condition. l E u e n w A L Cgntrg In Membhoatgr. 1. On-site parking to be paved; $25.00. 4431374. September 27th ond 20th. 2. The third floor is not to be used for occupancy. 9-4. 30 yeors accumula­ Forrond Remodeling — Call: tion! Student desk, Gov- Cabinets, roofing, gut­ OymM eiecfrfe— Having ?lV*?o"o7?u*wnty^oX*KnS"*” Golf clubs-Men's matched W iftM BitiiiM t enor WInthrop desk, dou­ ters, room additions, electrical Froblems? storter set with three decks, all types of remo­ S?ftVgVR*;l^gT5aVr^'^^*■VT'■"' woods, with bag like new. ble chest-on-chest, !!**^,*L*?r*’* ^ O fW ct A 8«|pirt Strvic#i Approved the application for m# location of on oftico frollor accordion, Chrlstmos deling and repairs. FR E E Repair? We SpeefafUe to $75. 449-1794. estimotes. Fully Insured. h4M S5i?iwiw*»»ty w v r o T f o r . __ sniKrtod -..w-.w- tree, books, sewing ma­ Residenflal Work. Joseph compony's powtr tfoffon chine ond much more. 45 Telephone 4434017, after Ownri«. F H iv Licensed. locoted betwoon Olcoft ond Wosf Contor Stroots. |NAT8/MAmNE Arcelllo Drive. Rain or 6otr,6474S09 lEQUIPMENT shine. Too Sale - Saturday 9am- 5f’s;rs;"c^roVt?4"o^Vh:ror.'x^^ 14 foot Mod River canoe, 3pm. 12 Bruce Rd. (off Office'^ decision* hot been filed In the Town Clerk's paddles included. Used Lakewood Circle South). four times. Excellent con­ ZONING COMMISSION LEO KWASH, SECRETARY dition. $400. Please coll Tog Sole-Variety of Items. I t A6 s a l e s TA6 SALES I tas s ales Automotive 4434942 otter 4pm or 447- 27th ond 28th, 34. 24 Plazo 9944 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Drive, Manchester. Bob. Multi fomllty tog sole. 057-09 September 27th, 133. Mea­ Tog Sale-Bed, crib, love ■CARS dow Rood, Bolton. Selling I fo r s a le sect, sleep sofo, many Monchester Soccer Club childrens Items, house- ■gars ■c ar s ■m u s ic a l chairs, tables, lamps, Moving Sole-Soturdov, Force fog sole. 17 foml- hold Items, and IFOR SALE f o r s a l e ■ITEMS household goods, and September 27. lOom -4pm. Smart shoppers shop I lles, Saturday, September miscellaneous. Roln or shine. Motor ap­ tools. 80 Meadow Lone, 27th, 9-1, Soint Bridget's ClassIfledI They find Monchester. 447-0443. Sof- pliances, stereo, wood thot's o good way to tight 77 White Cordoba, new 1972 Volvo station wagon. Allen Church Organ, lower porklng lot. Roln Six Family Tog Sole. Fri­ stove, tools, tires, rims, urday the 27th only! dote October 4th. the high cost of living. transmission, good for For ports. $100. 742-7784. model T-1SA. Excellent day, Saturday, & Sunday, 1963 bucket seats, gas ports, moke offer. 444- condition. Recently ser­ September 24, 27, 28, 9om- grill, lawn equipment, 6432711. 3042. viced. 444-4534 offer Spm. 4pm. Furniture, house­ clothes, books, Corvolr wares, miscelloneou 70 tor ports, hub cops, tv, 1969 Dodoe Dort runs. For iTRUCKS/VAffS Saturday, September Otis Street. (Corner of ports. Must sell. Call Fred IMISCELUNEOUS furniture, lewelry. lots 444-4294. ■fo r s a l e 27th. Pine bedroom s^, Roln or Shlne-Soturdoy, Otis 8- Forest Street). more. 18 Jurovoty Rood, ■for s a le September 27th, 9om- drum set, furniture, clo­ Andover. For Sole. 44'/i Mustang thing, miscellaneous 2pm. 87 Strowberry Lone, Garage Sole - 40 Otis 1942 Buick Skylark, power 1973 Ford F-lOO Von, V-8, brakes, power steering, needs some engine work. Spa shells- toctory se­ household Items. 149 Ha­ Manchester (Up Keeney Street, September 25th, 'Standard, custom Inte­ Multi fomlly-Soturday, power windows. Mint con­ Must remove from prop­ conds or damaged In milton Drive. 9om-2pm. Street, right on Nutmeg, 24th, and 27th. Electric September 27th, roln dote erty ASAP. $200 449-4914 rior, must see I $800 or best 2nd left-Strowberry Motors, tools, crocks, dition. $2000 or best otter. otter. 4438419. transportation. $200 to Sunday. 9om-3pm. 78 Pll- 4434418 between $-4 pm. otter 4pm. $800 os Is. Coll evenings or Lone.) Something for yarn, old collectibles. grom Lone, (Porter everyone. 9om-4pm. Street). weekends. 742-4449. 1981 Ford, 4 door. 1978 Plymouth Horlzon- To g Sole- Northfleld Tog sole-Soturdoy, Sep­ Grandpa, 4 cylinder, 87.4 K, new tires, two-tone iMMCELLANEOUt Dovid Lee Roth concert Tog Sole-Soturdov, 9-4. tickets. October 3rd. Coll Condo Clubhouse. Furni­ tember 27th, 9om to noon. power steering, power brown, $800 firm. Coll I a u t o m o t iv e ture, dishes toys, freezer, 47 Princeton Street. Moving must sell every­ brakes, radio rear defros­ 4444071. 444-0884 otter 8pm. thing. Good stuff I 23 Pearl ond collectibles. Also new Lyons Croft Exposition, ter, 33,000 miles. $2995. Four Mlchelln tires. crofts. Saturday, Sep­ Saturday, September Street. Roln dote followng 449-5842. Red Ruby Silver Edge Sunday September 28th. Saturday. 1964 Rambler American 5.40:15. $100. 4331797. cocktail set, glosses, tember 27. 9om-3pm. 27th, 9om-3pm. Roln dote Roln dote October 5th. classic convertible. Red shaker. Ice server. 1943. October 4th. Big selection Free parking, tree admis­ 1979 Toyota Corolla, 45,000 with block top. New top Never used. $40 40 Otis Soturdoy, September of household Items, Humi­ sion. Robertson Pork, ■cars miles, 4 speed, 2 door, well and Interior. Rebuilt lost 27th. 10-4. 132 Mople A ^'Iictc'i:?! t ill; Street. difier, some furniture, North Main Street Mon­ ■FOR RALE maintained, must sell. year. Runs good and looks CARS Street. Furniture, clothes, much more. 34 Piper chester. Donations to the Asking $2000. 444-8845 good. $900 or best offer. FOR RALE hitch, stereo, new shoes Lone, Eost Hortford. (se­ Manchester area Confer­ evenings. Coll 4341998 anytime. ( Chain sow, McCulloch, H'-rte number 110 excellent con­ (size lOM) and other cond right oft of Woodside ence of Churches will be dition. $80. Pioneer form Items. Street In Manchester). accepted. sow $300. John Deer, number 55V used once, Stave $350. 447-0443. WE ARE \ I ^ C A R S I ^ C A R S FOR SALE FOR SALE Fight Winter flab I Rower MOVING M R X 500 olmost new. $75. Coll 447-8313 otter S:30pm. Surplus Equipment lake a Look Tag Sale 5 Year Wood stove, Verm ont lake a Look' MAZDA costing, Vlguont with oil 100,000 mile occesorles. $550. Coll 447- Car Port B2000 OR 0443. Rta. 6, Andover 1985 LINCOLN Maida TRUCKS Extended Warranty INVITATION TO BID Mon. A Tues. TOW N CARS 4.9%* The Manchester Public g/29 & g/30 Schools solicits bids lor OP­ Stk. »5904 D TIC A L MARK READER for 8am-5pm the I9S6-19S7 school year. on any IN S TO C K NEW 1987 TR U C K Sealed bids will be received MIg. welder, R-M paint until J:00 P.M., October 8, 1VSA, of which time they will mixing set-up. BInks air Over 40 Available NOW ' - “ '’9® i n v e n t o r y be publicly opened. The riohl system, Paint Booth means GREAT DEALS! Is reserved to relect ony and lights. Port-A-Power oil bids. Specifications and Includes 1 year bid forms may be secured of floor Jacks, office equip­ w arranty $13,999 the Business Office, 45 North ment & much more. School Street, Manchester, Connecticut. 059-09 MORIAI BROTHERS Baae CARS [ ^ C A R S Cab Plua IFOR SALE FOR SALE 301 Center S t, Mendietter I43-S13S SE-5 Luxury Available On oven STEPHEN THE MAZDA B2000 LX WITH u.ooo T R U E t 1 V O L CONVENIENCE PACKAGE n • T t S O L D #1 VOLUME DEALEI DEALER All Stylee WORLD OF WHEELS Luxury with Convenience Package: 1987 CAR & TRUCKS ff SALE standard features include bucket seats, tweed upholsterv AM/FM stnrAo chrome spoked wheels, chrome step bumper, tachometer, black door mirrore' digital clock, power brakes, pin striping, double-wall cargo bed 5 Boaed’ 1 CARS wipers, gauges. Incl. optional power steering. Extra Convenience Package standard features - Electronic AM/FM 1 ROUTE 6, BOLTON 1 atWTO with cassette, cruise control, rear sliding window, tilt steering wheel -jr.’i S ’ (neat to Munson’s) 1 full luxury Interior and morel " ’ 1982 VW Scirrocco...... >17.099^ •7288 -4S ^2995. *Flnanc« Rat* ayBlIablB to quallfisd Cash Buyers: You gat a 1982 Datsun B210...... <2995. buyers. Finance Term up to 36 months. Mazda Extondad Warranty INNUAl 1979 Toyota Celica 50K..... Maximum FInanca amout *6000. for 60 months / lOaoOO miles at PERCENTAGE <2995. In llau of any other promotions. NO EXTRA CHARGE RATE 1979 Dodge V6 Ton...... <2495. S-*88 0VER TOYOTWiSSAKDATSUN 1979 Datsun 210...... <1495. REBATES FACTORY/DEALER VS *3000 1979 Dodge Colt...... <1495. MORIAR^Y BROTHERS, UHITB M M CT TO MMN M il Exit 60 Off 1-84 LVM 990TVDMN6W BMIMuaNO 1980 Chevy Citation...... <1495. I TO 1% ttot TU % ■ 1979 AMC Spirit...... <1495. HOURS: s-swi«W0RLD OF W HEELS 1978 Chevy Chevette...... <1495. O p e n Evenings ‘til 9 p.m. 301-315 CENTER STREET BRISTOL 589-8211 HTFO 549-5555 1097 FARMINGTON AVt Fri. & Sat. ‘til 5 p.m. WTBY 574-1872 1-800-992 1 001 RTF 8. BRISTOL Call 646-0466 MANCHESHR, CONNECTICUT -J (43-5135 lonnlnfl and Zon- »nt; » CHAMO* • 47 •tlfleotlon from and locatadot47 wiND ea m iM L mMcdfioiifram MMcaDovMo*- Mdiif4rNita*i- otafiond idaitw- wfnt CMdman: nc«od4.lMin*

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He but his parents split up when he sons who didn't like Mickey. was admitted to the famed 4 Cover Story: Meet the real Mr. 2J9 r z M 1838 t?7 w. naskTriM. aw. 44 Not surprisingly, Mickey B iM laaswes netiuM MandMaiir 8h8lBW Actors Studio, but, again, found Amazing. awvw-wwpawd siasi «seu> la waar 649-SSSS 649>iaM became withdrawn and tegan himself at odds with the afi* eaeapam wwakwdvfwd- hanging out on the streets with approach of studio founder Lee 3 Trends: Teatime hits American Stop In and ptefc up y w FREE copy of our FaS Sboppar dreufar increasingly tough friends, Strasberg, and left. playing football and getting into His private acting coach shores. minor trouble. finally screamed at him to do At 14, the family moved from something about’ a career and it J 9 Weekend Television: Program the lower-class area of Liberty clicked. He left New York, 6 Ix)se a littJe an)und the mkklle City into a middle-class section moved to Los Angeles and schedules, features and puzzles. of Miami Beach, and he began began to get work in TV. Those to feel even more displaced — a parts led to small parts in films \2 the Movies: This ‘Rose’ Isn’t ... le n pounds in two weeks.Gone! lough guy in the midst of such as “Heaven’s Gate" and Wagner and Taylor team u p ... T\vo inches trimmer? Easy. Diet Center goody-goody, manicured kids. “ 1941". has helped millions look and feel His reaction was to stay out of His next film, “Body Heat," Film capsules. classes and barely graduate from younger, faster. We do It without drugs in which he played an oddly or gimmicks— you do it without high school. sympathetic arsonist, brought Music: Rating the latest in videos 13 stress or hunger. With a use-it-forever Instead he put his energy into him his first critical attention. It amateur boxing at a local gym. ... 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Spm-Spm and is starting another. “A A, Their first was “Naughty Marietta” in 1935, followed by to become an actor and move to Prayer for the Dying,” in New York. “Sweethearts,” “Maytime,” “New Moon.” “The Girl of the 113 Main St. • Manchester London this month. He has Golden West,” “Bittersweet.” “Rose Marie,” and “I Married 2 0 Insights Into Childhood: Waiting is hard for kids. He studied acting with a another project, “Homebody,” passion in New York. To an Angel,” their last, in 1942. With the exception of a joint TV based on his experiences as a appearance in 1956, they then pursued solo careers until her death 2 1 The Curious Shopper: Iron from pans is a bonus. support himseif, he worked as a boxer in Miami — he wrote the in 1965 and his in l%7. bcHincer in a transvestite club, script — in production, and the manager of a massage there are still tentative plans to 2 2 Dining In: Brussels sprouts are king of cabbages. MIokwy Rourke parlor, a pretzel vendor, a Good do a film of the life of gangster Humor man and various other “Legs” Diamond. 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Shirley’s in South Windsor. Q. A family heirloom is at stake here. My sitter tells me that Bill (s IH y 1 fi 01 Cosby's doctorate degree is in Mailbox Q. / lAtek Phoebe Cates is and acne medications) at at 18, education and is not an beattiffltl. Heate teU me about was cast in a short-lived series honorary degree. When did he her. — Johm DeFiao, Vnion complete the minimum si* yean years of our patronage, not once have we Citjt. N J. called “Mr. and Mrs. Dracula.” heard any complaints relating to the After being spotted dancing in of college necessary for a MisreprtMiitatloii A. She's 22, ftom New York, doctorate? Also, what college food. one Of three daughters of TV Studio 54, she was also cast in a did he attend? I thought he The recent review of the Valley Fish The mom and pop type of operation proBbcer-dhector Joseph Cates film she'd rather forget, a “Blue dropped out. — Josie SpUlane, Market made by Sondra Stave n ^ s such as this one which has people and his wife, and a niece of film Lagoon" knockoff called Waterbury, Conn. some comment relating to other persons’ standing In line on a weekly basis Is Specials for the Month of October “Paradise.” opinion of that historic little “fish only" director Gilbert Cates. The show ■ A. He dropped out of Temple something we can't afford to loae In this business connection provided her After “Paradise," she was restaurant. Served Tuesday • Sunday University in his junior year, but great country of ours. These people have acting debut, at 10, in a TV determined to team how to act This rdvlew, we feel, rune almost In in 1970, was admitted to a worked their hearts out to make this movie directed by her father. so she joined a theater company, parallel to the recent one appearing in special program at the University place what It Is. It would be a shame that “Marriage is Belter." She chose the Actors Circle, and then did the Hartterd Courant, the review of of Massachusetts that allowed a report such as this would have a instead to become a dancer and the films “Fast Times at Cooke’s Tavern made by the Stems. The a Shrimp Scampi students who had dropped out of destroying impact to a striving business \ was awarded a scholarship to the Ridgemom High,” “Private feedback from the public customers on Served over freeh undergraduate school to get of this nature, to say nothing of the School of American Ballet. School” and “Gremlins,” and that one proved how wrong that review impact on the morale of the persons green A white linguini the TV miniseries “Lace” and graduate degrees and in June •11.95 However, a knee injury sidelined was, and hopefully your respowses to the trying to serve the everyday customer. herOancing career at 14 and she “Lace II” along with the TV l'S(77 he was awarxied a doctorate in education. fish market review will prove to show the We can only conclude that the report returned her sights to acting. movie “Baby Sister.” misrepresentation of that place of • She made her New York stage Tire degree has come under was only one person’s opinion and are vrill Veal OsBo Bucco , She modeled, did some tV attack^ th^gh, by a former business. continue to praise the quality, price, A traditional Italian Veal Dish, debut in “The Nest of the Wo«i h We have, along with a large circle of commercials Yntbstlt fbr jeans professm at the school who cleanliness and good treatment always Grouse.” friends, been going to the fish market for most sought after by knowing veel claims mat he rarely saw Cosby extended to us and our friends, when we a good number of years. You never smell lovers. DifTerent, tasty A rewarding. Phoobe Cates on carhpus, mat his credits were want a good fish dinner. •10.95 earned largely mrough fish there, you are always treated with courtesy by all the staff, the portions BnraAMIBerllaugb appearances on shows such as Bill Cosby Mnneheaser “Sesame Street” and “Electric have always been satisfying. In all the company” and that the Sunday Brunch llam-3pm / Dinner 4pm*9pm Q. C«N you teB me ^out A. He’s ftom Toronto, where he <•«/» He’s also been in episodes of dissertation committee meeting WaskawS Ptus MagaxlBe: A weakly Bditerial services by RIni Peatnres nmwCmUfl frVWW r still lives when he’s not in is real, mat he did atterrd classes WBolamart to tha Manchester RereM, Syndteste. SSB S. «8tb St. New York, N.Y. “Hill Street Blues” arrd “The to hear his thesis consisted of a and mat he saw him take Califbinia, made his TV debut neUlthad laterdays by the Msneheeter ISSIT. A-Tfeam,” and is currently dinner party at Cosby’s house. classwoik on the road wim him. us where he^tjhtm, whm etse in a CBC production o f “Look A spokesman lOr COsby, rabtlahlntOa., iSBrelnanlPlace. shooting the film “Extreme "This guy is Just trying to stir Manchaatar, CMin. SSSM. Do yen have any qeesUens or cemments sbeut Back in Anger" and has acted in Prejudice” with Nick Noire. however, insists that the degree up trouble,” he says. Weekend Pins Magaiine? We’d nke to bear 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RFO 2. BOLTON. CONN 06040 tear utsBtr hit the Canadian films, “I, Rqiarding the scar: “He wem Penny M Maffart, Pnhilaher trem yon. Pteaae address year letters to: b, Co k. NJU.. Maureen," “Off Your Rocker," through a window as a kid," Adala Angla. Waahand Phtt Editer Weekend Pins Magasine. P.O. Box SSI. 643-2342 “Scanners,” “Visiting Hours," explains an aide, “but he really nyaaa Oaiar. lalaa Bnparviaer Maacbeater. Conn. 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4 Outlook , ■ ( Thomas Crockett

Cruisin’ through life on a biqfcle So m April 30, 1950 OocupoMofi real estato, insuranco 149 Sunnybrook Drivo Wilftos Steak House Memories stretch 35 years Pavorflofood veal parmesan flo o li for Soccer Club Cobras,

■y C«f otyn Kott Washbunw Not only did I enjoy the exercise allowaiKe on scarves, cheap . . son Jeffs team (which earned me the right to jewelry and movie magazines. Idoo of o good ooeddon cam ping in he was 39...No, spend the rest of the day in a I also bicycled to school, New Hampshire Mourrtains she did not envy lawn chair), but the rides feeling terribly martyred because What you do to rofax play golf her 18-year-old afforded me the luxury of I was one of the few kids whose self at all. But she uninterrupted musing. mothers drew the line at Typo of oNtoftoliimovit praforrod movies did envy, envied One morning, rounding a full-time chauffering. Favorftooong "12th of Never every day more gently banked turn, I realized I Those were the days (was it Kind of muate praforrod contemporary bitterly,S that young girl's had been riding a bicycle of one really possible?) when girls were Sporting Newu genuine independence, sort or another for almost 35 forbiddten to wear pants to Robert Ludlum largeness, scope and courage.” years. school, and .skirts came in one — Doris Lessing, “Between After I got over the shock of of two styles: straight with a rmWOnwW WnWw r I niBnCffW iVr J. Qarm an Clothier Men" being old enough to have done kick pleat in the back and Car '80 Chevy Astro van Doris Lessing's words echoed anything for 35 years, I began to circular, worn with a cinch belt Favorltoeotor blue in my head as I climbed on the reminisce about the bicycles in and lots of crinolines Laot book road "Exooet,” Jack Higgins borrowed 10-speed bicycle. my life, past and present. underneath. Favorfto TV show "Cheers" "Courage and independence," I broke into the field early, Neither of these styles was vw i ifiniy ■Pviii mvfwcffVvivr people, recreational I muttered as I wobbled down first with a three-wheeler that I designed for easy cycling. The the road, “do not belong only to shared with my younger sister tight skirts crept up my thighs as and educational programs 18-year-olds." and then with a dented I pedaled, and the full skirts Wwfwl 1111119 ■ POW MSIICflWrar town trying to I was 39, vacationing In two-wheeler with balloon tires tended to catch in the back consolidate with Northern Wisconsin and and coaster brakes that my wheel, which forced the bicycle 8th Districl obsessed about my upcoming parents bought at a rummage to a sudden stop and left a black 40th birthday. sale. grease mark on the material. Unlike Sally Forth, the My first “serious" bicycle, Maintaining any semblance of comic-strip character who however, was a shiny red glamour was nearly impossible defines/middle age as “ 10 years Schwinn three-speed that I got in during my three years at older ^an I am, no matter how the sixth grade. It quickly Abraham Lincoln Junior High Oavid noehWManohdalar Harald old I am," by 40 I would have became my closest ally in the School. to acknowledge the label, struggle to survive puberty. After junior high, my bicycle "middle aged." In the mid-'50s suburban Park stayed in the garage for eight But I would not, I resolved, Ridge, III., kids didn't bicycle to years. Cycling was definitely have to act middle-aged. be trendy or for cardiovascular “not cool” in high school, so I Cruising the North Woods on a stimulation — we bicycled to until I got a driver's license. I 10-speed was definitely a show get around. walked, rode the bus or nagged of resistance. Until I got my three-speed, my parents for a ride. And my d B o le n s Even though I hadn't ridden a lack of mobility had been my college campus had simply too 10-speed in a number of years, No. I social problem, ranking many hills to make bicycling .•*♦•3 S'-''-:- •' and this was a boy's model, no above pimples and a lackluster worth the effort. Tlw Original Mutchlrtg Mewar i - dikdii^iAdiyiii less, I proved the old maxim wardrobe. ‘ But once out in the world, I liNW I lilKViCRI that you never forget how to ride But giving me the Schwinn retrieved my Schwinn from my hostility by trying to crowd, minutes after it was stolen.") • EMySMd a bicycle. was my parents' signal that I parents’ garage, deciding it was cyclists off the streets. I felt violated, even more • 4 hp U S M n Enghn QMNlofivfy After a tentative quarter-mile, was old enough to cross the the perfect companion for the Coping with the fumes was violated the previous year when • Mftr-cui I finally got my balance, and a street alone, hence old enough to working girl. It was 1965 and I the other major challenge. In burglars (the same crew, no gentle squeeze of the hand go anywhere worth going in my lived in Boston, a mecca for self-defen.se, I bought an doubt) broke into my apartment brakes assured me I could stop town. With wheels at my thousands of female liberal arts army-surplus gas mask but gave and stole a stereo and television • Orip'N do CenSaa EARLYBIRD without vaulting over the command, I quickly discovered graduates who struggled in it up after two months. Not only while I was sleeping in another handlebars. With my confidence the exhilarating freedom that low-paying secretarial jobs until did it obscure my peripheral room. mounting by the minute, I only an 11 -year-old can truly they found Mr. Right or gave up vision, but it made me even The ripoff broke^my spirit, SPECIAL settled back on the seat for a appreciate. and chose a career. more visible to the emotionally and I didn't buy another bicycle * 3 9 9 0 0 long, leisurely ride. I bicycled to friends' houses, Bicycle-wise, I found myself disturbed motorists. until several years later, after I ■fhat day, I rode for about an to the library and to the both behind the times and ahead Then came the day every had given birth to a daughter hour, passing by only two cars “uptown" stores. Suburban of the times. Bicycling, for bicycle owner fears: the day of and moved. September & October and feeling deliciously alone. shopping malls were just being transportation or recreation, had the “ripoff." I was depositing, a Now that I was a mother with When I coasted, the buzz of the developed in our area, but not yet come into its own, and check at the bank and emerged responsibilities, a 10-speed with High Performanee 5:00 - 7:00 wheels blended with rustling uptown was still the place to see the only other cyclists around to find the bike gone. Its heavy matching child seal on the back. 7 nights a week leaves and the high-pitched and be seen. Solid and steady, this bicycle town were a handful of intense, link chain was intact, but the »H >44 whine of the cicadas. I chatted with friends over scowling MIT students. I didn't lock lay on the ground, neatly has taken Jessie and me on Only once did I fall, after cherry phosphates at the soda many an errand and Sunday • Csiapli cate. In my income bracket, I snipped in two. • CiiaiiimM M* S-(liiiH mmI Talk taking a turn too sharply. fountain. I made repeated vi.sits didn't have much choice, and excursion. Relieved that no one was around to the dmg store photo-finishing my boss was willing to overlook Livid, I ran home, borrowed a But Jessie now rides her own FH88 moweni VOim CHOKE o iS u ilS S M to witness my embarrassment. I department to which I entrusted the fact that I typically arrived at friend’s car and began circling bicycle, and the child seat brushed the pebbles from my the responsibility of processing work sweaty and out of breath. the neighborhood, convinced carries only an occasional that I would find my bicycle knee and quickly mounted up the masterworks from my The ecology movement package. The bike stands in my 30”or4*" Brownie Hawkeye camera. And before its tires migrated to again. deepened my commitment to garage, ready to serve, but it is PrwCut MowlfiB The bicycle ride became a I spent hour after hour in the bicycling as a means of Florida and its frame to clunky and not much fun to ride. *10.95 daily addiction on that vacation. dime store, squandering my transportation. After moving to California. So what if 10 burly Because cycling in the North Includes a tureen of soup, our extensive salad bar Philadelphia, I sold the car I had teen-agers were working it over Woods was so exhilarating, I W. H. Preuss Sons — I planned to pulverize each and assorted breads. bought, gave the Schwinn to a have considered buying a 226 Boston Turnpike friend, bought a sleek blue and every one. 10-speed or even a 12- or Raleigh 10-speed and proceeded I supposed I should consider 15-speed, but somehow I'm not Bolton • 643-9492 Even though I hadn’t ridden a 10-speed to bicycle just about everywhere. myself fortunate that I never sure a middle-aged woman can I felt, as the saying goes, “lean found my bicycle or the burly find happiness on a flashy in a number of years, and this was a boy’s and mean." teen-agers. The police didn’t bicycle. My mother never model, no less, I proved the old maxim that Getting around by bicycle in find it, either, although they did, learned to ride a bicycle at all, Philadelphia, however, was no halfheartedly, take the report and most of my female you never forget how to ride a bicycle. I f small accomplishment, as most later in the day. (“Lady, it contemporaries have long since of the motorists there seemed to doesn't even look like your bike sold theirs at rummage sales or be working out deeply-rooted anymore. It got repainted 10 passed them on to their children. W E ^ N P t^us. SttmOtsf. am : n . nw C o m s to ry WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Sept. 27. H 7 Cover Story

Meet real Mr. Amazing

A gicnniiig white Cadillac Steve Lander, worka out of the polla into a parWag apace at the Norwalk atore, w U d i waa tlw . . . Continued a touch-activated tape recorder own store, and he lets you do Mancheater Parkade. With Ha firat in the chain. "F o r Norwalk, for him. so that he’ll start what you think will work — up to tbonaanda of dollara worth of be’a Mr. Amating. 1 think Lejfer — a former aocial talking to customers when they a point,” said Ed Nicholson, the chrome and ateel, H ia clearijr everyone in that town knowa worker and teacher — waa the pat him.” Lejfer aaid. “ That manager who opened the the car of a corporate big abot. Mm," Lejfer aaid. owner of White'a Dellcateaaan in M/e AM AZlUGt would be the perfect touch. ’’ Manchester store in November When the driver’a door opena, But for the reat of the chain, New Haven, which he owned ^roas. euLSS 1983. a man atepa out. He weara a Lejfer, who ia St, ia the Mr. with Mike Merriam of Bolton □ □ □ peilow polo abirt, whKe Jeana After two yeara at the deli, he "H e is a fantastic listener.” Amating of record. It’a a Robert Munn, the manager of and light gray miming aboea. wanted out of the food buaineas . n o fO C Q said Merriam. his old partner in diatinctlon be enjoya, but finda the Bloomfield store, says that The outfit don not fH the image But he wanted another buaineaa the delicatessan, and now a alightly bumoroua. Ilila la a man such humor Is Lefjer’s of an eiecutive partner of a where he could be both owner manager at the Manchester who inaiata that he deteata ■ uc trademark. "His Jokes are all multi-million dollar biMineaa. and manager. Lander and store, ahopplng. He buya hia clothing the funnier because he is so quiet But David Lejfer ia hardly a Lenore. both frienda of hia. were "H e’ll occasionally have a from mail-order cataloga and about them," Munn said. typical executive. ready to expand. So Lejfer ■AW iQ B fr OAAiKV ■ temper tantrum, but he aaka Ma wife to handle other, When a huge bug was found on Hia large, gilded belt buckle became a partner and opened apologizes right afterward." more major purchaaea. the desk of a particularly jumpy offera a clue. The raiaed lettera the Bloomfield atore in 1979. said a fourth manager, who "Baalcally, I don’t tMnk moot secretary, the scream was heard on David Lejfer'a buckle read Now Lenore atill looka for asked not to be named. "And it’s aaleapeople are truatwortby," be throughout the store, Munn said. "M r. Am aiing." And hia vanity bargaina. but today he travels by really OK. Because he lets aaya. "It took the boss (Lefjer) three licenae plate aaya MR AMAZ. plane, and ahipa the goods in people see that he’s human." And ao, be flnda H rather days to admit to doing it. I think atrange that be’a become the tractor trailer trucks. Lander □ □□ he was enjoying the suspense:’ ’ □ □ □ manages the Norwalk atore. moat vialble member of a fairly Touches of humor are designs the ads and looka out for Lejfer, or Mr. Amating as he’s large retail organitatlon. “ It’a scattered throughout the rest of Asked to characterize his own the chain’s warehouse. known to cuatomera and hardly a role I ’d have enviaioned the store, as well, in the form of management style in a few And Lejfer manages the retail employen, la one of three for myaelf, yeara back," he cartoons and signs done by artist words, Lefjer chose "communi­ operations outside of Norwalk. partnera who own Amaaing aaya. Joe Hall, who works full time for cator" and "consensus.” ” I This means logging thousands of a to m in Norwalk, Bloomfield, However, the Mgh viaiMlity ia Amazing. don’t sit in on office and issue miles each month on the Orange and Mancheater. A atore an aapect of the poaition he Hall’s signs are drawn with directions. I ’m more likely to odometer of his white office on f i h r ) in Danbury will open In a few enJoya. "The notoriety ia part of felt-tip markers on white poster communicate a lot with my weeka. wheels. "That’s why it’s got to the fun of tbia Job, "h e aaya. board, and they are changed managers, and work until we’ve The bualneaa, which began 10 Sometimea it’a a bit be comfortable and roomy.” he weekly. The job has grown so got a consensus.” yeara ago, now m akn milliona overwhelming. He recalled said. " I practically live in it ” much that another artist has ’Turnover among employees is annually — ita ownera decline to walking through the paaaenger Putting in long hours, six days been hired. "You show me a low. and morale is high. aay how many milliona — on lounge at Kennedy International a week. Lejfer is a workaholic by store our size that uses two Nicholson said he has no trouble 17-cent mlera, 90-cent yo-yoa and Airport in New York City about a other people’s standards. But full-time artists, and I ’ll be very at all finding and keeping Ot-cent place mata. year ago. From acroaa the it’s a label he hotly rejects. "I surprised! ” Lejfer said. part-time employees — a rare About 0,000 people walk carpeted expanae, aomeone made sure 1 was home to teach statement among managers. through the crowded Amating yelled, "Aren’t you Mr. my son to ride his two-wheeler." □ □ □ “ Everyone around here is alalea daily, poking through pilea Am aiing?" he said. " I make times for It’s not just the humor which crazy about him.” said Munn. of aouvenlra left from the 1004 " I have tMa line I like to uae," family things” sets Lejfer apart from other ^ On Lefjer’s birthday this year, Olympica, atuffed Cat in the Hat aaid Lejfer, with hia alightly employers. One of the managers the cashiers and other dolla and mountalna of crooked grin. '"Madam, only my □ □ □ who works for him described on-the-floor employees threw Rubbermaid acceaaoriea in wife known the true anawer to Lejfer says there are no him 08 "Laid back — almost him a surprise party, as he colora that never quite caught that one. And ahe’a not telling.” ’’typical” Amazing customers on. horizontal” He has no stopped at each of the stores. But a manager in one of the preconceived notloq of how a The style may change, SIgna throughout the atore beg □ □□ stores said the shoppers can be store should look, what the however, as the chain expands. ahoppera not to become It’a Ironic that the man who broken down Into three basic layout and display should be. This is something Lefjer regrets. over-excited by the rock-bottom repreaenti the Am aiing atorea to groups: little kids spending their "That means he’s always “ It gets more and more difficult David Lejfer pricea. "Control youraelft" aaya thouaanda of people waa not one birthday money, college stu­ willing’to take a look at what to manage the way I want to.” he one. “ No ktaaing or hugging kfr. lathe real of the founding partnera. The dents outfitting first apart­ you’re doing, and offer said. "How much do you get to Am aiing," aaya another. "And atorea were conceived by Lander ments, and baby boomers encouragement,” said that "Mr. Amaz­ no hanky panky." sit down and chat with in Norwalk, and David Lenore, a looking for bargains. manager. " I guess it’s because employees when you’re on the Leat the ahopper forget what ing" for thou- Weatport hardware executive The majority of Items In he used to be a teacher.” road from Orange to Manchester Mr. Amaiing looka like, aome of sanda of who retired from hia firat career Amazing stores cost less than "H e acts as if this were your to Danbury to Norwalk?” ■ theae aigna have paaaport-aiied before he waa SO. They opened in one dollar. "This makes us the i cuetomera at photoa of Lejfer atapled to the 1078 in a amall ahop that had one-shot stop for every little kid the Amazing bottom. been a laundromat. with money in his pocket,” said Frequently he’a recogniied by WMIe Lander ran the firat Lejfer, Storea. The fana when he’a walking through atore, Lenore roamed the First-time shoppers are sign below the atationery aiale or atacking countryaide picking up knlcfc- sometimes am az^ by what ateamer trunka in the furniture nacka In hia atatkm wagon. Lejfer calls "the Amazing henge In the aiale. "Often they’ll call out experience.” Manchester ’LookI There really ia a Mr. Conllnuod. . . Often that experience starts Parkade. Amaiingl ’’ ’ Lejfer aaid. " I ’m with a greeting from a 7-foot-tall alwaya really happy to hear mechanical gorilla. This travel­ that.’ ’ ing ambassador visits each of He llkea to point out that the the stores in rotation. Mra. B in the Bradteea Story by Customers, especially the commerdala la an actreaa hired smallest ones, are fascinated by by an advertiBing agency. “ But Nancy Pappas the overgrown monkey, who Mr. A ia real. Really real.” waves his arms and rotates his Cashier Ray Stevens checks customers. He Is torso. Across his chest he wears surrounded by baskets of Impulse Items such □ □□ Photoa b y a sign which invites shoppers to as 35-cent flashlights and 22-cent fluorescent In troth, there’a not one, but David Roicha rub the gorilla’s tummy, to two “ real” Mr. A m aiinp. One ensure good luck in spotting shoelaces. One of the store’s many signs hangs of the company’a three partnera. bargains. overhead, as well. "What we’d really like to get is . 1. • ‘H r ’ < 7 , . <, ML . ■ waaamnjm.smmian.UM.n.ttm-t WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Sent. W. 1W6 Trends W EEKEND TELEVliSlblN

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5 :0 0 A M (X) CNN HMdHrw N«w « 7 : 3 0 A M (3) Puppy'a Great Adven­ Americans are adopting the oh-so-civiiized rituai (H) U.$. Farm Raporr tures [C N N ] Crossfira 3D Wonder ama 5:30AM (X) CNN HaadKna Naws 3D ABC Weekend Special; Tha Day tha By PtayRit Zauner reports he sees “more and more Kids Took Over (CC) Rip Van Wmkle business people dropping by to (1$ IrnfaparMlanl Natworlc Naws awakes from his lor>g slumber to discover he British have the right finish the day’s negotiations in O ) AgricufTural Naws that the kids act as adults and the grown­ [C N N ] Showbfcf Today ups act like children Pan 2 of 2 idea. When 4 o’clock an unchallenging interlude over (X) In Depth 6 :0 0 A M (3D up From rolls around, they drop tea.” He adds, “We get a lot of O Thurtdarbtrds (X) Young Edition everythifijMo settle in bankers." (3) (3$ Kidd Video (X) David Toma Show and savor t ^ t most Nearly all the popular tea (M) It's Your Busirtass CtD it's Your Businass honored trat^on — spots are in deluxe hotels, Abbott and Costello CNN Naws Tteatime. ' usually in a snug room set aside [C N N ] Sports Close-up (fD Popaya and Friands One would be hard pressed to for the purpose, and served [DIS] You and Me, Kid [CNN] Daybraah come up with a secular ritual between the hours of 3 and 5. [ESPN ] SportsCantar [OIS] Donald Duck Prasants more civil, more civilizing. The ambience of the tearoom 8 : 0 0 A M (3) Baranstain Bears Not for them the quickly [ESPN] Bast of Bin Danca is vital to the experience. It must [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Sddiar’s Story' (CC) 3D Woody Woodpecker gulped cup of coffee. When they be conducive to that divine sense Tow ards iha end of W orld W ar M, a black ® (49) The Wuzzles (CC) retreat from the work routine of idleness that prompted the Arm y atlorney s investigation into the 3D Straight Talk into the sedate environs of a murder of a black sergeant at a Louisiana British leisure class to adopt the mititary base ignites further racial strife (ff) Photon proper tea, they step back 150 custom in the first place. Howard E Rollins. Jr Adolph Caesar Tom & Jerry years into a milieu instituted by For what they possessed 1984 Rated PG 'M ^ Kissyfur the British leisure class. above all was endless quantities 6:1 5AM (X) Davay St Gotiath ^4) Sesame Street (CC) These lords and ladies of of time — time unscan^ by 6 :30A M (3D Young Univarse v3|) Wall Street Journal Report Oscar Wilde’s day knew what work and unpressured by 3D Tha World Tomorrow (4fl Los Poffvoces (60 mm I was good in life. The precedents ambition. It is this aura of (X) Bugs Bunny arKf Twaaty Show (C N N ) Daybreak they established remain. The tea deliciously wastable time that X ) Faca Off (DIS) Oumbo's Circus ritual is unhurried. The china is Josia and tha Pussycats (ESPN ) Tennis International Cham­ has the power to erase the pionship of Spain Semifinals from Barce­ excellent. The teapot is properly anxieties of the day. CiD 20 Minute Workout lona |3 hrs ) warmed. And teatime is always ^ Such atmosphere abounds at ^ Irtsight / Out [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Man in tha Wilderness' a signal to tuck into scones or the Four Seasons Clift in San (SQ) Laiar Tag Academy A wilderness scout, in the Northwest Ter­ something else that goes well (4f) El Club 700 ritory of 1820 IS mauled by a gnttly bear Francisco, a hotel that has been and left to die Richard Hams. John Hus 15; j( with jam. awarded more diamonds and (II) Suparfriands ton, Henry Wilcoxon 1971 Rated PG In short, the British don’t just stars for excellence than any [CNN] CNN Investigative Report [M A X ] MOVIE: Ladyhawfce' (CC ) A drink tea; they do tea. other in the city. Its tearoom [DIS] Wish Upon a Star young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ [ESPN] Tennis Magazine der an evil monk s curse Matthew Broder Now this oh-so-civilized would satisfy the most snooty ick. Rutger Hauer Michelle Pfeiffer 1984 afternoon ritual is finding its Englishman — at once comfy [HBO] MOVIE: No Big Deal’ A young Rated P G -13 student, who is rescued from juvenile hall way into American customs. and elegant, like something by a counselor and his English teacher, fin [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Utilities' A man seeks Chalk it up to rampant designed by Laura Ashley. allv learns to trust his new friends Tammy revenge against a utility company Robert Grimes, Kevin Dillon. Christopher Gartin Hays. John Marley. Brooke Adams 1981 Anglomania, to Charles-and-Di Here all is serene, with 1903 Rated PG fever, or to our new couches and chairs spaced [T M C ] MOVIE; The Man In tha White [U S A ] Go For Your Oraams; Cash Flow Expo health-conscious orientation widely to encourage private Suit' A brilliant chemist invents a cloth away from alcohol. conversation. A tea caddy at the The British custom of afternoon tea Is enjoying a what won I stain, teat, or wear out. caus­ 8 :3 0 A M (IDwiidfira ing the textile market to panic Alec Guin­ Rainbow Brita Whatever the reasons, entrance is laden with ness. Cecil Parker 1951 (3D resurgence In restaurants and hotel tearooms across the (3D ® Cara Baars Family (CC) afternoon tea is enjoying a sandwiches turned out by an 7 :00A M d ) Captain Bob (H) FTV ADVANCED LEARNING — As a teacher, Howard Hesseman (right) has an unus'ual resurgence in restaurants and artful kitchen, and scones kept U.S. (T ) Popaya warm under a heat lamp. Sixteen (3) CNN Haadlina News problem. His pupils, played by Dan Frischman (left), Khrystyne Haje and Tennis Vallely hotel tearooms across the land. (T1 All-Naw Ewokt ® Woody Woodpecker different kinds of tea are Naw Jaraay Paopla (seated) would rather study on their own — without the distraction of his teaching. And not just among footsore (X) (S) ® OummI Baars offered. Service is on fine (fj) VoHnm, Dalandar of tha Univaraa shoppers. Executives, male and years, both in San Francisco and big with executives of Century second-hand. ® Businass World Minton china. Individual tea O MOVIE: Sabu and tha Magic Ring' female, are increasingly during his tenure at the Ritz City, who come to relax on American tea drinking did get Jam Hunt! Hall 1955 strainers are of sterling silver. An elaphant boy finds a m a ^ ring which QS Soul Train d ) CoMego Football: Waat Virginia at forsaking hard liquor at the end Carlton in Chicago. He says he’s down-cushioned couches and sip a boost in 1904, however, when or>a of the Caliph't man plots to steal. [C N N ] Big Story d ) B Raal Ghoatbuatara (CC) BEassnea PHtaburgh (3 hrs.) of a business day to unwind in (Tea with usual observed a dramatic increase in Sabu, Daria Maaaay, WMiam Marshall [OIS] Good Morrting Micfcayl (EstraatHawk B WWF WiostlIng (60 min.| d ) Black Shaap Squadron tea served from sterling silver. a New York tea merchant named 1958 the quiet atmosphere of a accompaniments: $8) (H) Pro WrastHng USA (SO min.) the number of men who have The price for such indulgence, Thomas Sullivan started sending (S [U8A] Jbnmy Swaggatt 9 : 0 0 A M CD Muppat Babtas B S p a c a : 1SB9 B B Ahdn A tha Chipmunks tearoom. Robert Cima, director of food fallen into the tea habit. “In complete, is under $10. out samples of his wares in little (XPopplas B Voyagata Ifl) VWndereaahtg B MOVIE: Threa Oedfothaia* Thraa At Chicago’s Mayfair Regent services, has watched the tea ISl Laiar Tag Aeadamy IS) Mr. Rogara' Walghbothood B Thraa Stooges bandHs coma upon a dying mother and a earlier days the ladies dominated silk pouches. When his IB Ring Areund tha Wodd 3D ® FUntsttma Kids child white atcaping tha law. Jotm Wayna. Hotel, manager Henry Goldstein ritual gain followers over recent The Tea Council of the USA X ) Voyagars B Mavarich B Bugs Bonny and Twaaty Show the tearoom, maybe 90 to 10. estimates that some 200 customers plopped the pouches B Nawamabata Ward Bond, Pedro Armanrlarli. 1B4B. Now the ratio is more like into boiling water, the age of the B Abbott and Coatabo (0) MOVIE: 'Tha Volca of Tarror' Holmas Rabio SahrNa B Lueha Ubre SIN (SO mln.| IS T alaphona Auelfon establishments across America saarchas for saboteurs who carry out I5t) Motorwaab HZ) Say SrellMt S Economics USA 60-40” tea bag was at hand. SSFoNowMa \ threats of destruction vie redio. BatM Rath- have now launched the tradition B Champlonahip WraaUbig (60 min.) B Fame (60 min.) Even Texans are going for Perhaps that’s what has been fSKMaoTV bone, Nigel Bruce. Evelyn Ankers 1942. B Bfoek Pstapsottws of afternoon tea. [DIS] Wind In tha WWowa afternoon tea. At Dallas’s wrong with tea in America: the (CNN] DaybraA ( 9 WaN StTMt Journal Rapon [ES PN ] John Foa Outdoors S MOVIE: 'Hareulaa Unchalnad' Stave Still, Americans swallow a HIghlightt of tha [H B O ] MOVIE: Turk 182' ICC) A young Reeves, Sylvia Koadna.,^t960. Climate and soil conditions Adolphus Hotel, teatime is tea bag. B Buga Bunny [HBO] Inatda tha NFL piddling one pound of tea per [DIS] Mouaatdaa NFL gamoa. Including commantary by Len flhi artiit nghts City HM whan hit B Candfopbi BowNng (SO mln.| observed in a mellow, For the true tea-lover, an [ESI^] Hamaaa Racing: (MB Btoad- (8) B Bimirfa Dawson and Nicli Btamiconll. (TO min.) Kthat it dented hit pension. Timothy person each year, which adds up 9 ]) Lo Ma|v da la Capa MundW: BiaaN determine variations in tea high-ceilinged lobby lounge. A acceptable brew means loose ars Crown B Saaama Straot (CC) [MAX] MOVIE: Mlckl and Maud#' (CC) Hutton. Robatt Urich. Robert (>jlp. 1984. contra Irfonda dal Notta (2 hra.) to some 40 billion cups in all — A bigamous husband Isamt that both of Rated R. Steinway tinkles in the tea. In a proper tearoom, you B Aab tha Managar (E) Saaama Stiaat (CC) A PRIMER OF TEAS AND a minor drop in the teapot 9D Nuaatra FamMa his wives are expecting. Dudlay Moore, [U S A ] Beat tha Praa silkworm manure) have a smoky background, and a tea steward in will be asked to choose among Amy Irving. Ann Rainiting. 1984. Rated I D MOVIE; T o Ba AnraMmoair (H) World Chaaa Champhmahipa 11:30AM d) Young Utdverts THEIR PRODUCTION taste. tail coat circulates with an toward an estimated worldwide at least a half-dozen types of PG-13. [CNN] Nawadw Tea plants produce the finest consumption of 350 billion cups C h a n n e l s (B) WraoWng (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Duaty’ An etderty ahaa- (9 MOVIE: -Mr. Muggt Stapa Out' Tha Leaves are harvested every elegant trolley. It is the sort of tea. Daijeeling or oolong will do East Side Kids are oiKa again In troubte. [E S P N ] NFL't Qraataat Momaim : Por­ leaves when grown at cool, a year. [DIS] Watcoma to Pooh Comar phsrdar must choose between love for hit trait of a Haad Coach (60 min.) two months. Only two leaves place that upper-class detective nicely — or perhaps a pot of WFSB Hartford. C T dog end tho enlmal't desire to bo frao. Bill Lao (3orcay. Hunt Han. Eait Side Kidt. slow-growing high altitudes, [USA]PnHna 1943 M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Joay* A taanagat mutt and a bud are taken each time, Peter Whimsey would frequent. As tea drinkers, the British Earl Grey, a popular blend of WNEW New York. NY (1) Kerr, Noel Trevarthen. 1983. with a minimal annual rainfall of lead the world, brewing almost WTNH Naw Haven, CT ID 9 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] HaaMi Waab B B Foohn deal with Me fathar'a laatouay wMa tryfog plucked by gentle hands so At $10 per person, the custom is Chinese and Indian lea leaves Naw Vork. NV (1) 10:10AM [CNN] BhowMt Weak to earn a living ta a mualcltn. Nal Barry. SO inches. Climate and soil WOR B AM-Naw Ewoka Jamas Quinn. 1985. Rated PQ. tender leaves won’t be bruised. popular enough to make eight times as much as scented with bergamot. WPIX Naw York. NY (til 9 : 3 0 A M d ) Tba Oat Along Oang 10:30AM d) Taen WoM determine the variations in WHCT Hartford, C T >ie (9) Amatica'a Top Ton (B) Tony Brown's Journal (U S A ) CoBaga FoolbaB: Clamaon at After plucking, the leaves are reservations advisable. Americans. Connoisseurs use warm milk in different types of tea. Tea might well have become WTXX Waterbury. CT oe B KI4a Ara Paopla Too d ) B Pound Pupplaa [C N N ] BatataaM 'SB Qaorgia Tach (3 hra.. 30 min.l dried on racks, then crushed to their tea (never cream) and add WWLP Springfield, MA M (S) Puttin' on tha HHa [DIS] Rain Coylon, Even in suave Hollywood, the M B Amiy Qrifnth 12:1 BPM [DIB] Rupart and tha Freg a perfume-scented tea, release the flavor. the Americans drink, too, if the it to the cup before the tea, a WEDH Hartford. C T Sortg 00 SS Now Jataay Hlapano B B Punky Brewatsr [ESPN ] SportaCantar comes from Sri Lanka’s avant garde Trumps Restaurant British hadn’t taxed it so quirky custom that supposedly W V tT Hartford, C T is jtromoting the teatime WSBK Boston. M A am (H) Rod R Raal 12$ WofM Chase Champtonahipa [T M C ] MOVIE: -Turk 182' (CC) A 12:30PM (X)MOVIE; -UdyBIngatha mountain rain forests. greedily in 1773. New WQQB Springfield. MA m young grafOti artist fights City HM when Bhiaa' Tha story of ian-tingar BMte Hok- They may then be fermented, takes the edge of the tea’s tannic [C N N ] Monay Waab HD Super Libre DtjRallngi. with their fhiity which produces the rich, tradition, with positive response. Englanders were cheerfully acid. WXTV Petereon, NJ 1411 his brotrwr Is dented his pension. Timothy day, who suffarad through Mt In tha Another Los Angeles WQBY Springfield. M A [DIS] DonaM Duck Praaanta (B) Preaantet Hutton, Robert Urich, Robert Culp. 1984. haito. tagrmtion and drag tddfotion. It flavor, are grown in a misty pun^nt black tea of India. paying up to $60 a pound until But of course, one need not WTIC Hartford. C T eii [C N N ] Styls With Etaa Klanach Retsd R. In Stereo. §rematitsd. Diana Rosa, 6 % Oaa restaunmt, the Living Room in [U S A ] Auto Racing: NHRA Caatiol QTX valley in the shadow of the Partial fermentation produces the Samuel Adams and his Sons of limit this royal custom to CNN CaMa News Ntwth ICNNI Natk>nals (60 min.) (R). [DIS] Too Smart for Strangare (60 min.) [U S A ] HoNywood Instdor (R|. liami, Richard Pryor. 1972. the Century Plaza Hotel, got into Liberty made a teapot out of ESPN Sports Network (E8PN) (8 ) Bualnaaa of Managamam H im ^yas. oolong teas of Taiwan. No tearoom visits. On a leisurely Home Box Office IHBOI 1 0 : 0 0 A M CD Oalaxy High [U S A ] Crafts Video Msgazino 12:00PM d ) Puttin' on tho HNe In the aftenwon tea idea when HBO Lapaang Soydionga. grown on fermentation at all results in the Boston harbor. After that, weekend afternoon at home, it C IN E M A X C i n v n n a x IMAXi 3 ) MOVIE:' JaH Buatata' White helping a 11:00AM (X) Pea Waa'a Playhousa Stereo. ( B Connactlcut Nawamakare Chitta’s president came with a TMC Movie Channel iTIMCl the rocky coast of Oiina (and light green teas of China and Bostonians were so bitter they can become an indulgent reporter friend to get en expose on prison (Tl Talophona Auction d ) Boot of Natfonal Qoographtc Bpa- staff of 200 and requested tea reputedly stopped eating fish USA USA Network lUSAl comjption. the boys purpossly get ar­ dale Some of the most intriguing peo ^, sometimes fiertilized svilh Japan. ■ replacement for the often rested. The Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey. d ) All-Star WrastHng (60 min.) pIsces and animsis are fsanirad (60 min.) CenUiMisd. .. stations on each of eight floors. frm the h a i^ for fear of too-huiried and always too-brief Now the notion is catching on ingesting British tea coffee break. ■ I- ^ >’C . - v - s V iiT. 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Satnrday, Continned 1: 10AM [CNN] CNN Tr*««t OuM* 1:30AM ® Indapandtnl Nctwoik Satarday, Coatiaaed Nawe y ® IWTV Top 2 0 Vkfao Countdown (C N N ) CvatM and Nowak dom rakes its roll on her ratstxjoship wiih ® A BC N n v * Video hits ism and resource deptetiori on an African (M S ) Edteon Twkw her husband Jessica Lange, Ed Harris (S) Dance Fever [CNN] CNN frivMtigMiv* Raport Ann Wadgawortb 1985 Rated PG-13. wridfife refuge are examined (6 0 min )(R) [C N N ] Prrmaefe 1:00PM (D MOVIE; Daatray M S f) M OVfE: 'Kfaa of Doaffh' A captured 1 : 4 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: a Ck>ek 2 : 3 5 P M [O fS ] To Ba AnvBMinead **w w te rs' fn the year 1999 monstera 4C P O S5 jewel thief refuses to etd the assistant DA [DfS] MOVIE: Roseanna Mccoy' When work O r a n ^ ' A young punk is trans­ teem up to comber eMars rmssion crew, causmg an interna­ [HBO] MOVIE. 'Sweet Dreams' (CC) would bring him financial independence 4. ‘‘Allc« In WondBrfand” (OI«n«y] ferty 1961 16 Sand M l CD M O VIE: 'Luv* A suicidal derelici is 7 Stmpaon on "Otmms o tional pofmeaf crisis on Eanh WiKord Country Singer Patsy Cline s rise to star George Segal. Eva Marie Saint, Sterling 5. "Kathy Smith’s Body Basies" (JCI) CS) MOVIE: 'The Aeptffe' While m Bor­ saved by an old school churn. Jack Lam- 20 Burg (ekia lo puaM Brimlev. Martin Batsam 1985 Rated NR dom takes its toll on her relationship with Hayden 197C neo Wfth her father a girl is cursed with the mon, Peter Falk, Elaine May 1967 anawar) 6 Aofor Evaran her husband Jessica Lange, Ed Harris (H) At th« M o viss 6. "Jana Ponda's WofkooT (Ksfl-Lorlmar) power to change mto a snake. Noel WHI- 9 :1 0 P M [CNN] SfwwMi WMk (S) Star Games 21 Haramroorn 11 Tfwo on "Tfis Cosby Ann Wedge worth 1986 Rated PG-13 [CNN] Crossfirs /."BacK to tha Putura” (MCA) man, Jennifer Daniels, Ray Barren. 1W6. 22 Arefiar or Baxtar 9 :3 0 P M ® ® Arrwn PREMIERE A <8l ® To Ba Announcad [T M C ]M O V IE : 'BloodSIm ple' A jealous fl."Plnocchlo" (Olanay) CB) Soul Train 24 M aggla on ‘Fakxm headstrong deacon is shocked when the husband hires a seeefy private eye to mur- 2 : 3 0 A M (Q)MOVIE: 'Returnof Sup«r- bug' Superbug. the wonder car, races S.XaaaManear’ (CBS-Pox) ® W W E Superstars of Wrattfing (60 ® Collaga FootbaS Today CroM" 14 Ms. Olpaate on trustees hira an idealistic new mmister to ^ r his estranged wife and her lover M min.) ® RockSchool 20 Appleanon: obbr RPvOtiHBnnnQ head a Pfnfadelphia community church In Emmet Walsh, Dan Hedaya, John Get/ against high-tech desen veNcfes to find a lO-'Am omatloaoir (VIdao Asaoolatas) 20 CoMor or Knotfi 16 Ho WOO Max on "Hart to Stereo 1984 Rated R fortune in World War (I gold Roben Mark, (S i College Eootbafl; Ufayette at Col- (CNN] Vour Monay Sal Sorgese 1979 31 Elm orook Hart- ® No Empu)en um bie (3 hrs.) 1 1 :1 5 P M [ESPN] SportaCenter " 1 9 W Inlroard and 32 The Old Pro on 17 Pooaast 0 That's tha Spirit ® Let's Oo Bowling Tonnal Boat SariM (60 min) (CNN) TMs W Mk m Japan VMaecMtettereHlali "OMoetIvo m the Houoo" 16 unela Max an "Matt 1 1 :3 0 P M (I) BotM OoM [CNN] Sports Latanlght © ) Washington Week In Aeview (CC) 34 ActroM Sfroop ^ ® TwKIgtit Zona SEASON CD Collaga Football: Okla­ Houston" (X) Leurel a n d HertN [HBO] MOVfE: 'ThaPopaofOfaanwIch 1."lronEagl6r(CB8-Pox) (CNN) Newsday homa at Miam i 30 BtiHi 23 Adam W an rola P R EM fER E An Efvis impersonator la sent back in tima to maet tha real Efvis Presley ® Tetee from the Oerkehte Viriaga' T wo distantly refaiad buddies pull /."Murphy's nomanoV (RCA-ColumMa) 3 5 Puttin' on tha Hits 37 M M Brooks ” (cluo 26 Btfora prefix off an ifl-coriceivad safecracking job that (DfS) MOVIE; 'Dangerous When Wet' and a maak waiirass it gnren a apecial ® MOVtE: The Chicken Chraniclee' A An Arkansas girl, who is plannning to r t lo puato ononor) 27 10 Parson" gets them into hot water with a local crime 3. "9plsa Lika Us" (Warnar Bros.) ® Conaga FootbaS: Purdue at Notre 30 Sandro — meaaage from a flying taucer (60 mm | In group of fich high school kxls expenmenl swim the English channel, falls In love with Dama or Tannaaaaa at Auburn (3 hrs 26 ffardy of Laurel and Stereo kingpin Enc Robens. Mickey Rourke, Ken­ 4. "Baol( to tha Putura" (MCA) 41 Saforo; Latin wnh sex and drugs PNI Silvers, Ed Leufer, neth McMillan 1984 Rated fl a French champagne salesman Esther 30 min ) Hardy Steven Gutlenberg 1977 Williams. Fernando Lamas, Jack Carson 42 Oaona Davit rots 30 — King Cols (X) N«wa 5. "Tha Jawal of tha Nila" (CBS-Pox) ® Aal Va al Balafaol 3:00A M D ABC News 1953 33 Rapost (X) ® spanaar: Eor Hfra (CC) fn an effort ® ® L . A . Lew In a prestigious Los An­ 6. "WhHa NIghta" (ROA-ColumMa) IE) Innovation 33 Attroot to recover from Suaan a departure. Spen geles lew firm, lawyer Michael Ku/ak must [CNN] Newtnighi Aaclng ' 8 6 : N A S C A R wrestle with his conscience when he is as­ 7. 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Rated PG meaningless and empty relationship Shir­ TV puzzle solution on page 16 hungry televislOT reporter tries to destroy ley MacLaine. Kenneth Mars 1971 3 :3 0 A M [CNN] TMt weak In Japan MOVIE: 'The Man In the WhHe N s career (60 mm ) In Stereo CopyrtffM ItM , BNIboard PubNaaMons bia. Raptfiilad wNh 1 : 3 0 P M (S) wild Kingdom w A brilliant chemist invents a cloth 9j) Off tha Wall 4 :0 0 A M D Jackie Oleaeon pamilsSen. 8 o o o o o o o o (O) Slaka'e 7 ® Pro Wrottling (60 tnln ( what won t stain, tear, or wear out caus- [CNN] Sporla Tonight [CNN] lany King Weekend SB Wall Etreat Waak mg the textile market to panic Alec Guin­ V. 31) P EU C U LA ; 'Ta Qulero' Un padre in- ness, Cecil Parker ig51 tenta hacer felii e su hi)a que este conden- 1 2 : 0 0 A M CX) M O V IE Shock W avst ^^ P N ] Road Racing: Laadvina Trail (CNN ] Nawamakar Saturday [U SA] Wanted: Dead or Alhra ada a morir en breve liempo Fernando Al A group of tourists on a cruise boat find [TMC] MOVIE; Murdat In Spaca' E«- min ) lende. Oentela Romo 1976 themselves stranded on an island with a [U SA] Night Flight (R) lerrestrial murder myafary where someone 4 :0 0 P M QD Bamaby Jones ® Odd Couple d D N ew t (Q) Route 66 former German SS officer and his group of (H) Fame (60 min ) 4:05A M [MAX] MOVIE: Richard is killing off the mulllneflonal members of a ® M - A 'S 'H zombies Peter Cushing. Brooke Adams, (H) Puttin' on the HHa ® Popal Ouckpin Chsfiongs (60 min ) (B) M O V IE: 'The Q r u t Sentlnr A Marine (CNN) CNN Evening News Pryor LJva In C oncart' In hla premlar per- Carson hasn’t decided Mars mission crow, causing an interna­ John Carradine 1977 ® MOVIE: 'Time Alter Time' Jack the ® Connecticut Lawmakers Corps colonel nearly destroys his family by formance film, Pryor takes on such sub­ tional political crisis on Earth. WiHord (S) ® To Ba Announced (H B O ) DatroH Comedy Jam Howie Man (Jj) Tha Honaymoonat* Ripper steals a time machine and travels lo ® You Write the Songs his dictatorial methods Robert Duvall del, Paul Rodriguet Dave Coulier and Mike jects as hean attacks and a Black version Brimley. Martin Balsam 198S Rated NR. ® Soapbox Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe 1979 1979 with H.G. WeHs in hot pursuit Mal­ ® The Honeymoonert Binder stop at nothing as they blast every (T|) Tha Untouchables of The Exorcist" Richard Pryor 1979. lE ) Julia Child and More Company Rated R 2 :0 0 P M ® Collaga Football; Waka colm McDowell, David Warner Mary ® MOVIE: 'The Oypey Mothi' Throe thing from Disneyland to Detroit (60 min ) 91) Sabados Locos (60 min ) Foraat at A rm y (2 bra., 30 min.) Live Steenburgen 1979. ® Novels: Merle de Nadle Una pobre if he’ii ieave Tonighf [CNN] Nawawatch tree-fall parachutests arrlva In a small Kan muchacha campesina se trasisds a Is gran (M A X) MOVIE: 'Fleah and Blood' Rut 9J) MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' 4 :3 0 A M D Jackie Oleaeon (8 ) M O V IE; 'M c Q ' Affar a fallow officer Is (SI French Chal sas town for a show Burt Lsneastar Do ger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh 1985 [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pulling: Bat- Ciudad an buses de irabajo Insdvertide- [CNN] Newenight ® One Step Beyond gunned down, a police lieutenant sets out da of tha Monatsr Trucks (R) borah Kerr, Gene Hackman 1969 Rated R ( ® M O VIE: 'Hard Corrtract' An Intema- menle se ve envusits en proWemos y et [ E S P N ] Collage Football (3 hrs I By Prad RoHiaiibarg to capture a suspected drug dealer he be­ Honal assassin sets out to kill throe men [E S P N ] World Clesa Wreetlittg (60 century spent putting America [TMC] MOVIE: 'Sharma and Beyond' evloda a la prlslon Al ssllr de la esreel an 1^ BEABON PRE 10 :3 0 P M QD Slack News lieves Is responsible for the shooting John but gets stalked by a woman as he's trying cuentra trsbajo como slrvienta domeslica m iEH E The girts are In for a surpiite when min I 4 :3 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Haartbraak- to bed. Wayne, Eddie Albert, Olana Muldaur Sujanne Burden, Robert Urquhart to kill his third victim. James Coburn Lee en donde es seducida y absndonada con Mrs Garrett s sister Beverly Ann arrives in ( S ' t o 6a Announcad [U S A ] Night Flight •rs' (CC) Two lifelong friends experience NEW YORK — Johnny Carson 1974 [U SA] Saturday Cartoon Express Rsmlck. 1969. un nino (60 min | town lor Mrs Garrett s wedding (60 mini LlD CNN Headline News dramatic changes in their careers, rom­ has a career decision to make. What Will Johnny Do? has C H IPS Patrol In Stereo 1 2 : 1 0 A M [ M A X ] MOVIE: Nln|a IM ances and their own relationship. Peter ® PELICULA:'Rompscabaus'T Fran- 5 :3 0 P M ® ® victory Oardan ® Doctor Who 9 The Honeymooners the Domination' A young woman, pos­ Will he continue to play become one of Hollywood’s ) Main Street Among today's stodas ciscus, W Hughes. (23) Profiles of Nature Coyote, Nick Mancuso, Kathryn Harrold 8 [CNN] Nawamakar Saturday [DIS] MOVIE: 'Herbie Goes Benenes' (H i Odd Couple sessed by an evil spirit, commits a series are a profile of a 17.y0ar-old crack addict 1984 Rated R Meeeeere's Johnny, or will he biggest parlor games. He has (S) Joy of Painting [ M A X ] M O VIE; 'Excallbur' The sorcerer Herbie sets sail lor the Grand Premio de ® M O V IE; ‘Strew D o g s' A young math of grisly murders Lucinda Dickey. Jordan and Death Row inmate and an Interview 11:00PM (D (I) ® ® ® ® finally say goodbye to "The said that he would give NBC at ® MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' Merlin helps young Arthur gain England's Bratil racing classic aboard a luxury cruise omaliclan seeking revenge lor N s wile s Bennel Sho Kosugi 1984 Rated R 4 :4 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE: Duety An with actress Laura Dern (60 min ) ship, but is detoured into the lunglea of tape, turns Into a violent killer Dustin Hoff New s elderly sheepherder must choose between Tonight Show" after 28 years? two greatest treasures, the enchanted 1 2 : 3 0 A M (X) Dancin' to the Hits least six months notice. (J® M O VIE: ‘Neptune Dfeaatar' Glam [OIS] MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer' Twain's South America Cloris Leachman. Charles man, Susan George, Dovid Warner 1972 (X)MOVIE: Pertners' Two cops pose as love for his dog and the animal's desire to tale of a young boy 's Ilfs on the Mississippi sword Excallbur and the beautiful Guinev­ "1 have a year to go and 1 still Factors that will Influence his marine creatures menace a sunken Seslab ere. Nicol Williamson, Nigel Terry Helen Martin Smith, Harvey Kormsn 1980 ® Selecclon OTI (90 min ) lovers in Los Angeles gay community to CH) Dempsey 6 Makepeace (60 min | be free Bill Kerr, Noel Trevarthen. 1983 and a helpless rescue vessel under the River Is musically adapted Johnny Whi­ Mirren 1981 Rated PG Rated G nab a vicious killer Ryan O'Neil, John haven’t decided yet," Carson decision include the grind, made taker, Warren Oates, Jodi Foster 1973 ® MOVIE; 'To Be Announced' [CNN] Evans and Novak water of the mid-Atlantic Ben Gatiara, [E S P N ] Collage Football Scoreboard Hurt. Kenneth McMillan 1982 said. "Of course t waver, but easier by 18 weeks of vacation Yvette Mimioux, Walter Pidgeon 1973 Rated G 5 :4 0 P M [DIS] Mousaterplece Thea­ [CNN] Prime Newt 1 2 :4 0 A M [DIS] To Be Announced WWF Supersters of Wrestling (60 [ESPN ] Pro Team Rodeo (80 min ) ter [H B O ] America Undercover; Kids In (X) I've been doing that tor a long and Mondays oft, whether the ® El M undo dal Box (90 min.) Spofit: Tha Prica of Glory The price ihat [HBO] MOVIE: Runaway' Domestic ro- min ) 1 2 :4 5 A M (H) MOVIE: 'Charile Chan time. 1 was thinking about audience still prefers him to the (IB Undersea World of Jacques Coua- [USA] Dick Cavstt CE) ® W hat's Happening American youths must pay to achieve trots turn into murdering macNnes when O) Mod ^uad In Reno' Charlie's :n Reno, trying to clear taau they go out of control Tom Selleck, Cyn his client s wife of a murder charge. Sidney leaving after 18 years and then I 4 :1 0 P M [CNN] SpoHa Cloaa-up tame and glory o examined |60 min ) competition and whether the Job New s >™" Rhoffes. Gone Simmons 1984 Rated [ 0 Teles from the Derkslde Toler Ricardo Cortez. Phyllis Brooks ® MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' (I) (3) ® [T M C J MOVIE: 'Utilltlat* A man seeks thought that 20 years would be a remains a kick. 4 :3 0 P M ® Dance Favsr (S) Greet Detective (60 min ) 1939 C E GIdget revenge against a utilUy company Robert good time to pack it In. too." Most nights, he says it does. MOVIE: 'Tha Purple Rota of [MAX] MOVIE: 'Ladyhawka' ICC| A (5|) M O VIE: 'Time Travelers' In search of Cairo' (CC) An unhappily married waitress ® Oreateat Sports Lagenda ® What a Country Hays, John Marley, Brooke Adams 1981 1 :0 0 A M (X) Jeffersons Rated PG young pickpocket helps a pelt ol lovers un­ a cure for a deadly epidemic, two men be­ Carson, 60, discussed his One more factor is the anxiety IS ® ® Frugal Qoutmet (JD MTV 19B6 Video Music Awards (2 shocked when her movie Idol steps off ® Intamational World Championthip der an evil m onk's curse Matthew Broder­ gin a desperate mission through lime to hrs . min ) future during a telephone of not knowing what to do the screen and Into her life. Mia Farrow [CNN] Big Story Wroading (60 min ) [USA] Oh Madallna ick, Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfelflor 1984 the eve of the great Chicago fire m 1871 10 Jeff Daniels, Danny Aiello 1985 Rated Rated PG 13 interview before his 24th professionally it he’s not getting PG [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Karate Kid' (CC) ® Lavarne B Shirley 7 :0 B P M [CNN] Sports Seturdev Sam Groom. Richard Basehart, Tom Hal- CE) Telephone Auction tick 1976 When a teenager Is bullied, a Japanese ® Motorwaak Trant-Amertce Open O ) CNN Headline News anniversary prime-time special psychic mileage out of on-air 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Health Week handyman leaches him about self- 7 :3 0 P M (X) New* Magatine Men s Semifinals (4 hrs.) ® V sgaS Charles Bragg: One of a Kind Irrever­ [E S P N ] College Football (3 hrs ) on NBC Thursday night. monologues, kidding with Ed confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio, No- CE Ted Knight Show ent artist Charles Bragg attacks the hypo­ 2 :3 0 P M ® Bamay Miller CE ® EMen Buretyn Show [HBO] [TMC] MOVIE: 'Bast Ravange riyuki "Pat " Morlta, Elisabeth Shoe 1984 ® Sabadoe Mualcalea CE Jeopardy crisy of contemporary life in this profile Carson’s contract expires in McMahon and chatting with [CNN] Style With Elta Klansch Rated PG H-l-l Molly goes on her first date since se Rated R October 1987. a neat quarter ® Adam Smith's Money World CE Msm a't Family paraiing from her husband, but her date fellow celebrities. ■ [ESP N ] Dartall Wshrlp Explaint Nascar 5 :0 0 P M d ) Mission: Impossible [CNN] Nawawatch becomes interested In Ellen ® Independent Network Newt aa^*i [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Sweat Dtaamt' (CC) (X) Star Search (60 min.) [D IS ] Bast of Oxxia and Harriat C E Benny Hill Sho w Country singer Patsy Cline s rise to star­ ® Quebec (3 CD W WF Champfonthlp Wraatling (60 [ESPN] SportaCenter ® This Old House (CC) [USA] Wild World of Animals ® ^m ey Miller ® Sneak Pteviewe In Stereo 8 :3 0 P M (E Smell Wonder 8 D A s Schools Match Wits 8:3B P M [DIS] MOVIE: onveff a AMEN young orphan, taken in by a wosllhy bene- ( E Slakal & Ebert B the Movies (S) Fourth Estate tactor. IS kidnapped by his old gang Mark ®1 What a Country (E Bosom Buddies Lester, Oliver Reed, Ron Moody 1968 Deacon Ernest Frye (Sher­ (35 One Big Femity Bnan (Michael De- ® M aude Rsted G. Luise) decides to run for student councrl ® What's Happening Now man Hemsiey, l.), yyhose fa­ president SEA ® Throb S O N P R E M IE R E Hammer fans in love ther founded the First Com­ ® Let's Go to the Races [CNN ] CNN Investfgattve Report With a missing woman he is hired \o find munity Church of ® ® NBC News (60 m m ) JJ^®***'*I Football (3 hrs , 30 Philadelphia, would like to ® Batter Health ® ® H M rt of tho City (CC) Deiective run the church his way, but Kennedy andLt Vsn Duzer clash over Ken­ the Board of Trustees sees ® Soapbox [U SA] Cover Story nedy s decision lo rush home and check ® It's e Living out his daughter s repon of a prowler (60 fhlnfls a bit differently. They H® Quw"*own PREMIERE mm.) efect a new mlntater, the Rev. [CNN] Pinnacle L_A^ poirce detective John Forney's inves- [D IS] Still die Beaver the fn " '* •’“"'Pered by ® MOVIE: 'The Shadow RMars' This Reuben Gregory (Clifton Da- POrolees he is assigned as a part- film looks at life in Texas dunng the penod vla), over Frye’s objections. [ESPN ] Scholaatfc Sports America lime probation officer (60 min ) followmg the Civil War. Tom Real Estate [TM C] Short FHm Showcaaa Real Estate Sefleck, Sam Elliott. Katharine Ross. 1982 The premiere of "Amen" airs ^ Sevegee' An as­ 8ATum>AY, sePT. ar. [USA] last ol the WRd sistant distnet aitomey, prepartno to oro- ® ® QoMen Oiria SEASON PRE IW W E Wanche must seek psychiatric caro 647-8400 7:00PM d) ® Newt 1 0 ^ , 2 5 2 ? 168 Main Street When she learns that she is going through s ‘ CHECK LISTtNOS FOR EXACT TIME ( E ® B t o B Lancaster, Shetlay menopause In Stereo (E ® Wheal of Fortune Wfnters. Dina Merrill 1961 ^ ® Uvfcig W M (CC) The effects of tour ( £ H't a Uvfng We say it twice...... so you'll remember us!!! ® Tates from the Daikaide tISXaro '•« Centtmiwl... \yi^> WB^I^Eia) I^ ;y t n r d t o . Sept W, 1966 12 At the MoviM ! ’ ! 12 Music ^ 11 WEEKgNP PUML ShtuMM^. Sent, gf. rt6» This 'Rose' isn’t that sweet Rating the latest in videos ■yttokarttor '-i m keep the eyes engaged. the book, Eco emphasises that J > Sean Connery plays the brainy tUs argument was at the core of ByBlhRuAimVara ^hfeeu fn " — This is a sweet televiafon screen resulting in Umberto Cco'i dense t«l« of Franciscan William of Baaker- the political struggle between video for a sweet song. Mike scratchy, grainy, second- ■mirder end heresy in s vine, who tries to solve a series pope and emperor. Rutherford (of Gemifis) and bis medteral m onast^ simply vfVfVW Ulff0|r KlpH|r# 1 We’re pleased to notice less generation images. It was tbe of murders in the abbey which The difference between film sex and violence in the newer all-star band reprise their roles concept of "S N L " filnunaker can't be translated to the screen, »eem to involve a lost work of tvt^V ui and book is exempllfled in rock videos — due, no doubt, to as a down-on-the-iuck ensemble, Gary Weiss, and H really doesn't so there is no point In belaboring Ww W'Ww ^ s to tle . He looks nothing like Adso’s one and only sexual outside pressure and negative and British comic Roy Kinnear work very well. Cable television "The Nkme of the Rose" for iPiP2 w m erlock Holmes, the model for encounter, in the kitchen with a publicHy. We are less pleased, again guests as tbeir harried was invented to save ns from lacking the intellectaal richness the diaracter, but Connery is of the book. peasant girl. The book makes it — m itfd though, to see that nothing has manager. In addition, comedian watching pictures of this quality. imposing In his own way. a scene of high comedy, because Richard Beixer appears as a It's the difference between a f l # i come along to replace those old As always, however tbe lyrics F. Murray Abraham, an poor innocent Adso has no words standbys. sympathetic suburban daddy l^aduate course In late medieval are brilliaat and the musician­ Oscar-winner in "Amadeus." for the experience except for who takes tbe group into his thought and a guided tour of a Videos that lacked imagina­ ship impeccable. Grade; B. fares less well as a campy quoting the Song of Solomon. tion were once able to depend on friendly fold. Iii three minutes, m nastery. Nonetheless, the • CyadI Laaper - "Trae imiuisitor who looks too much "Thy hair Is as a flock of goats titilatlon for a modicum of viewers get a real mini-movie; film by Jean-Ja«|ue8 Annaud Colorg’ ’ — Lauper returns after IHie Ming the Merciless from the that lie along the side of Mount excitement. Now, they're plot, character and even a a long hiatus to try and recreate R a n e e s , or perhaps confirms, Flash Gordon serials. . ______Gilead... thy neck is like the getting downright boring. decent soundtrack. Grade; the plaintive appeal of her bit the mental Images inspired by Christian Slater, playing the t 1., tower of David whereon there Video Beat advocates neither A-minus. ballad "Tim e After Tim e" In the . jV'-. • .. - -..w- the surprising best-seller. novice Adso of Melk, mostly bang a thousand bucklers," he M l l B j video violence nor knee-jerk • Otago Bingo-"Dead Man’s title song from her new LP. The Annaud, who also made limits his acting to letting his blurts. IB TAA. So will someone please Itarty” — This promo video for new version comes up short. Not "Quest for Fire," has assembled ik$m if y Jaw hang slack. In the film, Adso exchanges the movie "Back to School" is a striking cast of monks; men start searching for an only s the song less cateby, but '* : < Abraham Is not sabotaged so grunts with the girl (Valentina alternative? better than most in the genre with huge noses, crooked teeth tbe video is a collection of much by his makeup but by the vVargas) in Just another celluloid, 1 ‘iH*: simply because it uses far fewer and baleful gases who might Here are reviews of the disjointed images instead of an inevitable abbreviating that sex scene. The girl disappeared ...... current crop; film clips. (In fact, if it used have modeled for Breuglwl. affecting little story. Miss went into the screenplay. The quickly from the book, but she none at all it would have gotten a Workingin the darkly lighted • John F o g e r ty - "E y e sf the Lauper co^reated the limping inquisitor Bernardo Gui comes reappears in the film to right to higher grade.) You have to interiors at Kloster Eberbacfa in Zombie’ ’ - Ironically, this is one clip, and takes credit for over as a pure fanatic, but in the its "M ane"-llke ending. acquire a taste for vocalist West Germany and on a of the sexiest and most designing the awful costumes. book he parried William in deep Whether these Hollywood Danny Elfan’s unusual singing majestic Roman hilltop, they threatening videos ever made — The video’s saving grace Is the BTIl ui :- ■ ■ and erudite arguments which touches will make the film with nary a miniskirt, fishnet style and for the eclectic singer’s pipes, as evocative as bad profound implications In the appealing to the Rambo crowd is stocking nor pair of ruby-red lips structure of Oingo Boingo's ever. Grade; B- 14th century. doubtful. By all means, read the insight. Nowhips.nochains.no songs, but the off-the-wall • Cinderella - "dbake M e" - It sounds like a Joke In the film book first. i moritslsf. DgfMMM'iiigLMSi^liM leather — and yet the entire approach makes a pleasant The first effort from these Robert Barr reviews movies when the monks debate whether Rated R; one sex scene and piece is eerily erotic. It’s a change from rock cliche. The newcomers (currently the for Ute Associated P ress. i ■, y .. Jesus owned bis own clothing. In some gory violence. iSffm-’JIllS “Quest for Fire" — style clip of clay animation sprinkled opening act on David Lee Roth’s primitive tribal dance, photo­ throughout the clip Is delightful, concert tour) Is a wealth of graphed against the glow of open and the editing-with-the-beat is wasted opportunity. With a band flames and aching with menace. top notch. Grade; B. named Cinderella and a video gw/MMlririiikgtiisiK The only problem with It, really, • Paul Simon — "Yon Can clip that starts out showing two Wagner and Taylor team up is that the song Isn’t as'ktrong as Call Me Al” — Simon debuted nasty teenagers who won’t bring this song on "Saturday Night the visuals. Grade; A-mlnus. little stepsister to the ball — er, b 4 * t Live." and the video clip is a concert — you’d expect a fun By Kathryn Bakar if I could get this property, • Mike A the M ecbaileo— When he checks on them later, n s w i y i B i l h tape of the performance — not a concept piece. Then what do you would she do it with me. She the pessimist is plagued by clean piece of original tape, but do? Nothing but performance NEW YORK (AP)-Robert INK knew the book," he said. suspicion of the gifts. But the a video camera pointed at a footage of Cinderella them­ Wagner, resplendent in double- "W e’ve been friends, you optimist Is laughing and Etblie Ann Vnre tunes In to breasted blue blaser, was selves, a transparent clone of the know, for years. I can’t think of a throwing manure in the air, and rock tor Newtpnper Enterprise talking about his latest already diabolical Motley Crue. leading man who wouldn’t want his father asks him why. The son Aaoocintlon. Grade; D. television role, and it sounded to work with EUsabeth Taylor replies that with all the manure like another In the series of W ' WH You have to stand in line for there must be a pony. suave, sophisticated characters that." OfWBfMtlMM he has popularised on the tube. "That’s the story," said MHIlfMiMtSM (O lrflN ^ . . . . Wagner loves the message In Wagner. " It means to look for Not so, said the boyish faced the book. The title, he said, the good things in life. Look on Wagner; "It’s a very big comes from a story about a the positive side.” departure." doctor with two sons, one an The Sunday night movie airs He plays a suave, sophisti­ optimist and one a pessimist. On on Oct. 8. cated businessman in the ABC Christmas day, the doctor puts tOkiMy Wagner Is also to appear in a f '* % f .’’•wiM AnNt Nik# fliiltM movie, "There Must Be a Pony." the pessimistic son In a room full "Hart to Hart" special and plans "H e's unable to commit to of gifts. He puts the opUmistic a movie based on Samantha •.■Hla t t t r wgdBw r NNoNaB MeBofwid (MOA) anything. There’s a kind of a son in a room half full of Smith, the Maine schoolgirl who lO.’l o M A l ^ i ^ B OgBargg (Q «n ly) deep sadness in his life." manure. had received International Wagner said in an interview. publicity when she toured the "H e was an interesting Soviet Union at the Invitation of character to play, because a lot John Fogarty the late Communist Party of It was very, very interior." Chairman Yuri Andropov. She "There Must Be a Pony" Is was to have made her acting baaed on the book by Pulitser debut with Wagner in the TV Prise-winning author James series, "Lim e Street," but died Kirkwood. The story revolves A galloon Store and Gift Shop in a plane crash before the COUPON SPECIAL around the risky love affair television season started. between Ben Nichols (W agner), The 86-year-old actor talks 'k Surprises Galore if SAVE a charming businesaman, and a «»»»••» o m M m u h b u b u i about "Sam " in the same pained celebrated movie star (Elisa­ and weary way he responds to at our brand new beth Taylor) who is making a M .4 5 even an oblique reference to his comeback after an emotional late wife, Natalie Wood, who N B rtlu i bhUy. tDiHMfBIhlMMy 'A Balloon Store if and economic collapse. ON A accidently drowned near the CAR WASH 'Hiough they came up through couple’s anchored yacht off TOTAL TOUCH the studio syatem in the IMIb, Catalina Island in IMl. Bouquets & Balloons NEW ENGLAND’S 1” Wagner and Miss Taylor never Wagner had publicly reco­ oughte WASH PACKAGE worked together. vered from the traget^ and the Available for delivery TCMCHLESS CAR WASH "W e bad always wanted to do later cancellation of his hit TV Package Includaa a fibn together, and I asked her series, "H art to Hart," and was Vlte'r® th . first In a naw Qanaratlon 646-2302 ” w • A complete Touchless ready to return with "Lim e of high tech wash equipment. i B i i i l M M l Call ahead for Carwash Street" last year, in which he Absolutely nothing touches your car played a wealthy internaUonal pickup service. • SimonizO PolyCreme Kathryn Baker writes about insurance investigator. But the 844 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT and Pressure PolyQIaze. fHao atara Mr the AMaelated 135 Center St. • Manchester OVFEIt VALID wmt COUeON ONLY Robert Wagner series crumbled with Saman­ tha’s death. ■ ______* Decorating Service ★ Helium R en ta ls ★ : - J*. 1 . WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. 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Richard Widmark 1964 NPPA Awards (60 min ) to destroy Ns famiN and his professionaf H O W T H E 1947 [ M M ] Raal Buddy HoBy Story Fsul Wa Andy Gfrffrth. Season FkiWey, Joyce Argentina Betty GraWe. Don Amwrhe. work as a coal miner. Cheryl Ladd, Philip (M A X ] MOVIE: Victor. Victoria' A fern SUNGUF 9 Aeba* and Raki Taat Carmen Miranda 1940 ate entertainer becomes a hit by p o s ^ as McCanney, Kenh Richards and the Evarty Van Penan 19S8 "• iO S A N lj [H B O ] MOVIE: -oaaparatafy Levien, Sandy McPeak. 1983 BLOCKHEAP © AVE [C N N ] Week in Review (ffl Noyafa: Maria da Nadia Una pobra a man in drag. Julie Andrews, James Gar­ Brothers are among those who comrr>e- (E S P N ) BporfaCantar (80 mm) Seeking Susan' (OC) A suburban house- muchacha campaima M traslada a la gran C D Star Saareh (60 mm.) 6 : 3 0 A M d D Agroriaky A Company (R) ner. Robert Preston. 1982, F^ed PG 2 : 3 0 P M [D fS ] Htstery of Animation morale the rock n roll immortal, Buddv wofe loses her memory and adopta a new i n HIMBELFAWAY. Hotly (60 mm) Ciudad an busca da trabajo (nadvarnda- O D ® MOVIE: 'RakfaraofthaLoat Afk- (T M C ) MOVIE: 'Efvl* on Tour' A behmd- C D Robert SchuBer the rcenes look at tha preparation of El­ wave persons Rosanna Arquette. Ma­ 9 : 3 0 A M CD Face the State 3 ; 0 0 P M CD m o v i E: TroMur* Mand- manta sa ve anvuafta an profalama* y a< (CC) An American archaeologist races to donna, Aiden Quinn 1986 Rated PG-13 C D N ew Jartay Paopla [TM C ] MOVIE; The V.I.P.'s' A cross- eviada a la pnsion AI *atir da la carcal #n- vis s nigm chib act and the performance on CD Dangermouse CD MOVIE: 'Murder ai tfi* Worid Sar section of travelers wait overnight m a retrieva the Lost Ark of the Covsnsm be­ cuanira trabajo como sirvianla domaatlca fore the Germans can fmd it Harrison Ford tour 1972 Rated G In Stereo 1 :1 0 A M (CNN) HsaWi Waak (Q ) Chrlatopbar Clota-llp BIGNOB )es' A young man seeks revengs for hts posh airport lounge for a fog-delayed CD the World Tomorrow Now arrange the circled letters to en donde a* saducida y abandonada con Karen Allan, Paul Freeman 1981 (3) 20 Mlnuta Workout dismissal from the Astros by kidnapping flight Elizabeth Taylor. Richerd Burton 1 1 : 3 0 P M D CBS News 1 : 3 0 A M CD MOVIE: -VIgaanta Forca' (S ) Jam form the surprise answer, as sug- un nmo (60 mm ) an innocent groupie Gerald S O'Lotxpiftn. Maggie Smith 1963 C D Naw Jaraay Paopla ® ggying Kaapa: Th* M AJn g of Tha criiren* of a crime-riddan Casfomia (8 ) Inalgtit g ^ e d by the above cartoon. Hugh O'Brien, Karen Velentine 1977 8 Superman TH [U S A ] Affrad ffltefieoek Hour ® Woodwwork* (CC) Twelva year-old (B ) Leva Sc car community ask s young Vietnam veteran 8 ) Rkig Around the World MJo IS a kluw Without paar -untfl ha anroO* to organiie a vigilame squad Kris Krisiof- 8 Day of Otoeovary 8 MOVIE: 'I Went You' A young man s »MOVIE D ® Nawa (C N N ] Styfa W ith Etaa Klanach PMfrrYOim ANSWER m THE CIRCLES BELOW induction mto the Army unleashet emo­ S ; 3 0 P M CD JaReroon* m a craah couriM hoping to bacoma a per­ Oarryaay and MAtanaata' ferson, Jan Mchaal Vmcam, Victoria Prin­ ® Catebfat* fect parson (60 mm ) An unUkaly crima-cnma-ficfitmg team is formed Dflaflglon cipal 1976. [D IS ] Contraption tional outbursts from his family end fian­ (2$ FamOy Ct***ie* whan a ttraaiwisaatwis# .—New york------cop- on „as- O T*nn«**M Tukado cee Dana Andrews, to o th y McGuire. ® Naw Oidgat 3 D The Honey moor ISIS 3D Indapandant Natworfc Nawa ( T M C ] MOVIE: Adyanturaa of Huckla- 0 9 Odd CoufSa signmeni m London is partnered with a re- ® Rov. David Paul Farley Granger 1952 Sporta Sunday (60 mm ) 9 Strietty Susfnass barry Firm' A young boy learns about life (C N N ) Nawamakar Sunday (CNN] served Scotland yard detective Micfiael (C N N ) Nawamaker Sunday through one sm/enture after another. Ger­ 9 D Nuava Yoik Ahora 8 MOVIE: The Pfelnemen' W M Bin (OIS] M OVIE: 'Th# Student Princ*' The Brandon, Glynis Barber 1985 9 9 Sport* Machine Hickock. Buffalo Bill Cody and Calamity [D IS ] Mouaafaririaea Thaatar 1 : 4 6 A M CD Oeorga A MHdrad aldine Page, Frederic Forrest. 1986. 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I I A MtIMMf John Wsyne, Dasn Martin, Hicky Nelson 7 : 0 0 A M CD spread a Uttfe Simahlna woman struggles to save her family and P.O. 4SM, OftMlb, FL SM eM S tS . inoluSo your dD Embejedores de la Muslce Colom (E8PN] SpbrtaCantar ment to take his w«mmga about Hitlef ser- (C N N ) Sport* Tonight Lanora Zann, Helena Udy, Judy Foster her land from government foreclosure. biene 1959 ioosly (60 mm ) (fl) 1984 CD 8th Day Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard, Wilford NF eoP* t n i wNw »«ur ttwefc $ [TM C ] M OVIE: AdvMtuf** of Huckla [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Firuf Juatica' A trigger- ® On* Big FamBy Brian (Michaal Da CD Face Off Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. 8 MOVIE 'Son of Pelefece' A man ar 6:00P M CD CD (» N*wa harry Finn' A young boy laams about life happy Taxas deputy is essigned to return 2 : 0 0 A M C D Plaa** H*lp M* Uv* rives out West to claim the inherrtance left Luisa) decidas to run (or tfudant council CD MOVIE: Flrapowar' A widow seeks through one adventure after another (3er- an Italian criminal to Europe Joa Don OD M OVIE: 'A Minor MIrael*' A group of d D Jerry Fatwelt 10:00A M CD css Naw* Sunday to him by his father a pile of debts Bob prasideni Baker Rated R to avenge her husband's murder Sophia aldine Page. Frederic Forrest 1986 Rated orphans and tharr devoted guardlisn, O Qua Paaa, USA7 Morning (S i Thre* Sfoog** [D IB] Nswl Animal Worid: Ocean Jun Hope. Jane Russell, Roy Rogers 1952 Loren. James Coburn. 0 J Simpson (C N N ) Weak In Ravlaw ® trrterteifimert Th»e Father Cadanas. band (ogallier to turn 8 World Vision CD Wonderful World of Disney (9 l Bamay Millar gle An undersea camera takes you on a [C N N ] Larry KIrtg Weekend 1979 (USA] Cover Story faacinating journey to a kelp forest grow­ [0 (8 ] MOVIE: 'Sinbad and th* Eye of W88k Julie Andrews talks about her soon- poverty, hardknocks, and even eviction m 8 Jimmy Swaggart CD Jerry Falwell 9D Round Caro ing along the Pacific Coast [D IS ] Best of Weft Disney Preserrts: CD Buck Rogtre tfi* Tlgar’ Smbad ssilt mio a world of lo-be released Wm. That's Life!" (60 an astounding triumph John Huston, Peter 7 :3 0 P M (BlChack It OutI Fok, Pale. 1983 (ST) Focu* on Society Tribute to Joel Chandler Haitis This live swords and sorcafY and confronts a man rNn.) In Stereo 8 It's Your Business CD Robert Schuller (E S P N ] NFL Game of the Week GD MOVIE; 'Oracula* When a ship (8 ) On* Day at a Tkn* ecing : action biography of the author of the fa washes up on the Yorkshire coast, an evil 8cmg sabartoothed tlgar Patrick Wayne ® ABC Naw* 8 Kenneth Copeland dD Super Sunday i D MOVIE: Big Red’ A boy runs away [TM C] MOVIE: El Norte’ Two Guate­ Jane Seymour.L_, Margaret Whiling. 1977 1 2 : 0 0 A M D SoNd oau mous Tales of Uncle Remus ' focuses on IS unleashed that will change the (own for E ) On* Big FaniNy Brian (Michael Oa- [CNN] Monay Weak [C N N ] Daybreak 8 Dwight Thompson with a prize show dog in order to protect it malan children leave their small village and the author s childhood, schooldays and his Luise) decides lo fun for studanl council Rated G. D N a w t from Its owner. Walter Pidgeon, Gilles ever Frank Langella. Laurence OHvier. end up in Los Angeles where they face be­ desire to become a writer (60 min ) presidant [TM C] MOVIE: [E8PN] NFL Arm WrsstMng [DIS] Moutardse 8 Leave It to Beaver Payant, Emile Genest 1962 Donald Pfeasance 1979 'Th# IdokiMkar' An D Jbnmy Swaggart trayal and exploitation as illegal aliens agent tries to satisfy his own n a ^ for fame JU B A ] Succasa Stratsgl** for Woman [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Xanadu' A rollerskating 8 Chalice of Salvation [H B O ] MOVIE: Finnegan Begin Again' 8 NHL Hockey; Hartford at Wathkid- [ESPN] NFL'* Suparatar* History of ih# 3D Star Trek [E S P N ] Sportscenter's NFL Gameday Zaide Silvia Guttierrez. David Villalpando (CC) An aging newspaperman discovers Piitsburgh Stealers by fuming untooled tkigart into overnight muse uses her magic to help the career of 1984 Rated R ton(3hf8) 8 Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (90 min I It s never too late to start again when he s sensations flay Sharkey, Tovah Faldthuh ® CN N HaadNn* Newt an artist. Olivia Newton-Joh^ Gene Kelly, 8 Small Woridar [U S A ] HoBywood Inaldar 2:1 6 A M CD CBB Naw* Nlghtwateh 8 Sunday Mass 1 1 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide 1 : 0 0 P M CD NFL Football: New O r­ smitten with a younger woman Mary Tyler Peter Galtaghar 1980. Ratad PG In 9 Kay* to Succea* Michael Beck 1980 Rated TO Stereo Joined ki Pragrda* 8 Underdog leans at New York Giants (3 hrs . 30 Moore, Robert Preston 1985 (HI Wonderworks; Who Hat Sawi tha 1 0 Hogan'S Harasi [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express 1 1 : 1 5 A M 8 Ptira Gente Grande. min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: Ehrlt on Tour' A behirKl Wind and Boys and Glrit (CC) The con­ SO N PREMIERE Jessica must dafand a 9 : 3 0 P M CD in Depth 2 : 3 0 A M 9 Th a t'! tha Bpirit 8 W .V. Grant (105 min.) clusion of a boy's coming of age in rural 9 MOVIE: 'Shout at th* DavH' A 7 : 3 0 A M CD Barrio the-scenes look at the preparation of El long-lost ralativa falsely accused of mur­ (C N N ] Bports LatsniBht 8 Business of Management (D MOVIE: The Sad Sack' An inept sol­ Saskatchewan. This program is followed der (60 min I Part 1 of 2. ® Fight Back With David Horowftt booter and a sttaH-laced Briton taka on a (D Jimmy Swaggart 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD Face the Nation dier stationed In North Africa loses a tank VIS s night club act and the performance on squad of (Barmans In an African river delta [ESPN ] BportaCantsr dD Jem by 'Boys and Girls (60 min ) Part 2, (R) CD Chamloal Bank Tax Show (H B O ] Training Camp: BuHa Ar* Back CD Celebration of the Eucharist CD 8 This Week With David Brinkley and runs up against a band of Arab tour 1972 Rated G In Stereo ^ring Worid War I. Laa Marvin, Roger [D IS ] Wind in the Willows thieves. Jerry Lewis. David Wayne, Peter [U S A ] Jewel In the Crown In 1942 India. 8 Medical Marvals Bona transplants, CD To Ba Announcad Moore, Barbera Parkins. 1976. 2 :8 0 A M (HBO] MOVIE: Missing In ( D Hispanic Horixons CD Laurel and Hardy 10:00P M CD Naw* Action' An American Army colonel, strug­ Lorre 1957 British police superintendent Ronald Mer treatment for heart attack victims and the 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu controversy surrounding the OPT vaccine CD David Toma Show CD In tha Black 0 Cbtsman SB 8*ctats gling to convince the worid that MIA's are (3 ) Day of Discovery QD MOVIE: Abbott and Costello In tiU nek grows jealous over the friendship be­ Foreign Legion' Bud and Lou rush off to CD MOVIE: 'Scared Straight! Another are the topics for discussion (60 min ) 3D Ufastyfas of tha Rich •tHi Famous ® MOVIE: 'Jaxx BIngsr' A Naw York *1111 Imprisoned In Vietnam, accompanies e 1 0 : 3 0 A M dD Three Stooges Story' A fictional account of the Juvenile tween a young Indian and an English girl (2 3D Indapandant Network Naw* 8 What About Woman Algeria and land in intrigue, harems and the (60 min.) cantor sings his way (torn synagogue to Senate Investigation committee to Ho Ch hrs ) (iD Soto para Locoa ® IntlBht / Out 8 The World Tomorrow 8 MOV'E: 'Tarzan's Naw York Adven­ Foreign Legion Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. Awareness Program, designed to jolt ju­ stardom, straining lamMy relations along Mlnh City. Chuck Norri* 1984 Rated R venile delinquents from the path of crime, dZ) Auitln City Um lft min ) In Stereo (B ) Battfaatar OakMtlca ture' Boy Is kidnapped and taken to the Patricia Medina. 1950 3 : 3 0 P M 8 Greet Performances: (60 1 0 Edward tha King the way Nall Diamond, Lautanca Olivier 8 LHtla House on the Prairie is told. Cliff DeYoung, Stan Shaw. Don Ful- (0 ) Evaning at Poot James Galway. Cleo 3 :0 0 A M CD Chaek It OutI U S. as a circus attraction. Johnny Weis­ Dance In America: An Evening of Dance dD bitnay Special (60 min | ® 38 on Sport! Lucie Arnai. 1980. (O ) El Club 700 muller. Maureen O ’Sullivan. Johnny She- 8 Argument move 1960 Laine and the John Dankworth Quartet CD Ratum of tha Balm and Conversation with Martha Graham [CNN] Nawtwatch 0 At tha Movlai 8 Oraca'n Vassals of Christ Ministries field. 1942. 8 The World Tomorrow CD Greats of the Game perform for an evening of fine music (60 ® Oraat Parformancaa: Dance In Three masterworks. Errand into the Maze, min.) In Stereo (R| Amarica: An Evaning of Dane* and Con- [CNN] Nawtnight 8 Focus on Society [018] AnImpI* In Action [C N N ] NawsnIgM Update [C N N ] Big Story 8 Profiles of Nature dD This Week in Baseball Cave of the Heart,' and Acts of Light by varaatlon with Martha Qiaham Three [E8PNJ Auto Racing 'SB: Formula On# 8 Batman the legendary choreographer Martha Gra­ [E8PN1 Buparbouta Roberto Duran vs (8) It’* a living Momenta: [D IS ] You and Me. Kid [C N N ] Spdrtsweek (3 ) MOVIE: 'Frasier, The Sensuous Sugar Ray Leonard (Montreal. June, masterworks. Errand Into the Mare,' uriind Prix From Paul Ricard, France |2 ham are presented (TO min ) (R) ® Slampts an Domingo En via satellte 'Cave ot the Heart,' end Acts of Light' by 1977 VVorid Champion OaHaa CovWoyt hrs.l [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America 8 Converaatlon With... [H B O ] '60 s Reunion With BUI Graham; Uon' A shy zoology professor learns the 1980) (60 m in) and 1978 Phtsbuigh Stsslsf* H M - secret of virility from a lion Michael Catlan, 8 Feta Semana en Belsbol desde Mekico IS hrs | the legendary choreographer Martha Gre- dD Tames y Debates A Night at tha Fillmore lights IBO min I I AM Amariean WrastHng 160 min 8 :0 0 A M CD Make It Real Joe E. Ross. Katherine Justice 1973 [M A X ] MOVIE: And Now for Some­ f f l r ^ - 8 SusinaM of Management [M A X ] MOVIE; 'California Suita' (CC) CD Point of View Vignettes of several couples spending the 8 NFL Football: Teams to be An­ thing (Completely Different' A montage 8 Puttin' on tha Kids (3 ) 8 Frederick K. Price weekend in a resort hotel create a series of nounced (3 hrs ) of comedic highlights from Monty Py­ thon s Flying Circus is presented Graham 8 He-Man A Masters of the Universe [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday comedy sketches about human nature. 8 Connecticut Lawmakers Maggie Smith, Alan Alda. Richard Pryor Chapman. John Cleese. Eric Idle 1972 Buy Early 8 Robptt SchulNr (D IS ) MOVIE: A Mouse and His Child' 8 NFL Football: Seattle at Washington Rated PG Two mice dream of becoming wind-up 1978 Rated PG (3 hrs.) (0 (5 ) SMama Street (CC) toys. Voices of: Cloris Leachman, Andy 1 2 :0 0 P M (D ThI* I* tha IVFL 8 Major League Baseball: Toronto at 4 : 0 0 P M ( D Kinak’* Komar and SAVE ‘^U^stowr/ 'l-*t}arT n acy (S ) Oral Robert* Devine, Peter Ustinov. 1978. Rated G. Boston (3 hrs ) 8 NFL Football: Naw England at ® ) MOVIE: 'Shoot th* Moon' A family Wp reaturc the latest innovaliuit in ® El Minl*t*rla de Jimmy Swaggart [T M C ] MOVIE; The Idolmakar' An goes through trying periods of separation 8 Let's Go Bowling Denver (3 hrs.) 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Tha Wlldamaat Yaart ICC) Churchill turns all the force of his oratory a insolaled walls for warmer waler [E S P N ] Tanni*: Intsmatkmal Cham- 10 ;4 5 A M (S) Jewi*h uf* (S) Bob Uecker'B Weeky Wortd of A mad scientist uses his cybernetic talents plon*Mp of Spain Finals from Barcelona SpoH* to create robots in an enort to destroy on Nazi Germany, while emerging from the a more pool brariog ^ . 1 1 :0 0 A M CD MOVIE: -Th* Jungl* shadows are men prepared to risk every­ IV e offer a full range of products and (3 hrs.) ( ^ Modem Meturfty KISS. KISS, Anthony Zerbe, Carmine Car- a deeli support Boy' Tarzan and a woman journalist idi. 1978. thing to help him fight Hitler (60 min.) 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Is ( 0 Variad Programa different diseases (some of am diagnosed as bavinf! the However, studies have found CD 700 Chib 0 Hackla and Jacfcia ® Defenders of the Earth ® Knight Rider so maybe other men have the this common? 0 Super Paaaword which can be sexually same thing (which I knew all that tetracycline, erythromycin ® Robotach 0 Saaama Straat (CC) [OIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (CNN] Newswatch same trouble. I know there is no $1,000.000 Chance of a Lrfatima transmitted); therefore, anyone along.) and sulfonamide-based creams 9 20 Minuta Workout 0 Strika h Rich 0 [USA] AM Star Blitz (USA] USA Cartoon Express cure (cortisone-based ointments DEAR READER: Yes. 0 ® Ryan'a Hope with such a skin problem needs This bac affected me are ineffective at treating ® Ha-Man B Maatara of tha Univaraa 0 Tot Albart 4 :0 0 P M CD Magnum, P I help for a while). but how do because gradually increased ® Novala: Tiampo da VMr 5:30PM (D CD 9 9 Nows thorough tests to determine emotionally. 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There is usually results, are used to looking for medications under Investigation malignant (cancerous) or ^ have been given tetracycline little or no genital itching, multiple disease agents and may prove to be effective at benign. and Flagyl. Neither worin for swelling or Irritation, as there is have access to more sophisti­ limiting psoriasis outbreaks. Not all ovarian problems are me. with most other types of vaginal cated laboratory equipment Therefore, check with a accompanied by symptoms. I ’ve been to several infection. than do many gynecologists. dermatologist regularly to see if Some women go to a physician stoiy gynecologists and a women’s Diagnostic testing requires You may require several any new treatments have been because they have [lelvic pain, clinic, but no one seems able to several steps and sophisticated courses of treatment, or ■yJwryaiMk approved for use on the genital but most enlargements are my lire," sold WlUlama. " I hope help me. I haven’t been to a Equipment. It's also Important to treatment for several different Ms role aa John WaUh. The grows aa hU new Job requires skin and mucous membranes. found during a regular pelvic with ‘Adorn ir people will see accent when I went to college at doctor for some time now test for all other possible types of infectious agents, so you’ll need movie, which NBC will constant travel. Meanwhile, you may want to examination. los ANOSLE8 (AP) -Ttie that the problems brought to Brown. People made fun of the because it’s so frustrating. I see infectious agents (such as a physician who will be very broadcast Monday, aim stars The original "Adam " resulted talk with a counselor or Finding ovaran enlargement •eqtiel to “ Adam " deals with locus with tho flrst movielire way I Ulked so I figured I’d a doctor, get diagnosed, take the trichomonas and Candida patient about following your Richard Masur, Martha Scott In a number of children being therapist about your concerns. eoptng with the death oTa child, Btlll with us. Kids are atlll better change. I started at an early stage is another medicine (usually tetracycline) aibicans), since a woman can progress. and Paul Regina. Robert reunited with their parents. " It Individuals who have obvious reason that, after puberty, and ZoBetb WlUiains hopes It missing. I also think people will Imitating my roommate, who and am told I ’m fine. After a few have more than one disease at You might need further MarkowlU directed from a was wonderful to aee that physical problems can learn women of all ages need regular will have the tame Impact as the be interested In seeing what waa from Maasachuaette. Fora weeks, however, I go back and the same time and all muat be reassurance or psychological screenplay by Oliver Halley. something you've been Involved various ways to handle tense flrtt movie three yean am. happened to John and Revs while I had a very peculiar kind treated. support, since you’ve had so After the abduction of hii son, with was doing so much good," social situations. For example, N B C t"A d a m : HU Song Walsh. of accent.” The oral drugs metronidazole many years of trouble with this Walsh worked for passage of the Williams said. you might practice exactly what CoBtlmiei" tfU t how John and "The flrst film dealt with a Her father waa an opera (Flagyl Is one brand name) and Important part of your body. If MUsing Children’s Act of 19U. The movie was filmed on (if any) explanation you’ll give Rovo Walth stn if glad to keep horril)rlng event. The continua­ singer, which she acknowledges tinidazole cure M percent to 90 BO, ask to be referred to a The new film telU how he leaves location In Houston, which stood to a sexual partner, and at what tbolr fom lly togother In the tion shows two peoide who went was an odd thing to be In percent of all cases within a counMior who la akllled at his Job In hotel management to in for both Florida and point In the relationship, this can Skin rashes or lesions on the genitals can yoara altar tho IM l kldnap- through the worst ex|>crience a Houston. “ I was raised to sing," week. treating problems Involving a become a special conaulUnt to Washington. free you to focus on meeting new murdar of thalr son Adam parent can go through. Ninety the newly created National she said. " I sang in all the ichool be caused by many different diseases However, the disease reoccurs woman’s body Image. ■ gained national attanUon. Williams grew up in Houston, friends and building other social percent of the couples who lose a Center for Missing and programa. Then I became more in 20 percent of all women, a :^ WaUh’a davotiott to children’s and, at timea, os many aa 11 akilla without being so concerned child break up. John and Reve Exploited Children. His wife is interested in dramatic parte. ■ (some of which can be sexually between 8 percent to 10 percent rights diarupts the family and relatives visited her on the set. about the appearance of your did not, and they have two dismayed when he accepts the of women tuccetsflilly treated strains hU marriage. “ My accent came back. I had to penis. transmitted); therefore, anyone with such a incredible kids now." Job and moves the family from for Gardnerella vaginallB “ I ’d say ‘Adam’ was the most be careful doing the movie," she At the time In which you Williams stars aa Reve Walah Florida to Washington. skin problem needs thorough tests to develop a candida-ty)ie vaginal rewarding work etperionce of said. “ 1 was staying with my explain your problem, you and Daniel J. Travantl repriaea The tension between them infection. mom on weekends. I lost my should em phulie that psorlaala determine what is causing the outbreak. I f Another drug that haa la not a sexually transmitted succeaefolly atopped aymptoma diaease (or venereal dieease). for some women Is ampicillln. Mil ear WEEKeWP PLUS, SatwrdCT. Scti. V. Steuty r 1$ Beauty 19

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Toxins 85, add 2. direction of youthful old age. • You don't use tobacco, 4. If all four grandparents t's against my Test if out with the following. marijum, unprescribed drugs lived to 80, add 6 religion to talk about If your answer is "no,” circle and drink less than four cups of 5. If eith» parent died of a aging. I’ve got more 0; for a “sometimes," circle 1; coffee or tea per day. 3 stroke or heart attack before SO, energy than a lot of “yes" gets a 2. • You’re a non-smoker but subtract 4. chorus girls. I'm 1. When you're insulted, four-cup-a-day coffee drinker. 2 B. If any pafent, brother or reaching my prime," jolted, jilted or rejected, do you 5. Alcohol sister under M has (or had) I bounce back within a day or cancer, a heart condition or observes superstar Carol • You have one or two drinks a Channing. two? ...... 0 1 2 day. 3 diabetes since childhood, Are you reaching yours? Here 2. When you do something • You occasionally have more subtract 3. are four tests that pass muster you regret having done, do you than two. 2 7. Do you earn over $30,000 with the American College of forgive yourself and get on with • You drink more about once a a year? Subtract 2. Physicians, American Cancer it rather than feel guilty and week. I B. If you finished college, add Society, American Heart gloom y?...... 0 I 4. sax, Slaap attd Safety 1. If you have a graduate or As.sociation and American 2 • You sleep seven to nine hours professiotial degree, add 2 more. Psychologists Association 3. Have you recently started a night. 2 t. If you ate 63 or over and something you’ve never tried • You’re satisfied with your sex still working, add 3. TEST #1: YOUR BIOLOGICAL AGE before?...... 0 I 2 life. 2 10. If you live with a spouse 4. Do you gel a kick out of • You always use seat belts. 2 or friend, add 3. If not, subtract You know your chronological people, parties, concerts, sports 7. Faith 3 for every 10 years alone since age in years, but how about your events, etc.? • You have a purpose in life. I age 25. biological age? Here's a test Ibal ...... 0 12 • You’re generally optimistic. I 11. If you work behind a tells it all. Start with your 5. Do you smile a lot? • You usually control your desk, subtract 3. present age. Add or subtract 0 I 2 negative thoughts. I 12. If vour work requires years indicated according to 6. Do you enjoy just the • You’re relaxed most of the t ^ l a r , heavy physical labor, which factors apply to you ** sensations of deep breathing, time. 3 Then total. sweating, crying? Do you ever I. Intedact 13. If you exercise strenuously Aging Factors get the urge to tun or skip when • You keep reading and learning (tennis, running, swimming, • Blood pressure over 140/W; you could just as welt p l^ to stimulate your mind. I etc.) five times a Week for 30 add 2. along?...... 0 I 2 • You handle anger, guilt and minutes or more, add 4. If it's • Overweight by 10 or more 7. When you look in the worry effectively. I two or three times a week, add pounds; add 3. mirror, do you usually tike what f. caroar 2 . W; M • Cholesterol level higher than I A . ’ I . J 4 you se e ? ...... 0 I 2 • It gives you a sense of 14. If you sleep more than 10 250 mg*; add I. •. Do you love someone a lot? direction. I hours each night, subtract 4. • Smoker: more than half pack And/or do you feel devoted to • You find It satisfying. I 15. Are you Intense, per day; add 2. some o u ts it project? • You get along with boss and aggressive, easily angered? • Drinker: more than two drinks ...... 0 I 2 co-workers. I Subtract 3. per day; add '/ i . Scoring 16. Are you easygoing and • Poor post-exercise recovery; Scoring Add your score and multiply relaxed? Add 3. add I. 15-13: You’re positively in by three. 17. Are you happy? Add I . • Anemia or frequent chronic positive mental hMtth. Over 73: You’re in good Unhappy? Subtract 3. fatigue*; add I. 12-9; Keep Working on hands — your own. IB. b o you smoke more than 1 • Poor immunity to infection; keeping your sunny aide up. 60-40; Not bad. Keep an eye two packs a day? Subtract 8. add I. 8 and under: Time to get a on your good habits and add a One or two? Subtract 6. One • Frequent constipation; add I. personal mental health program few more; a periodic blood half to n-ie? Subtract 3. • Resting pulse rate over 80 in action. pressure reading, booster shots 1». Ii you drink the equivalent beats per minute; add '/r. for tetanus and polio every flve of a pint of alcohol a day, • Poor short-term memory; add TEST #3: YOUR PERSONAL to 10 years, breast examinations subtract I. HABITS and a Pap smear every five 20. Are you overweight by 50 • Vision problems; add '/r. The following 9-point test is years. pounds or more? Subirict 8. By AntFAglng Factors better than a m^ical checkup, 40 and under; Time for 30 to 30 pounds? Subtrwct 4. By • Blood pressure under 130/80; says Doug Wilson, director of self-renewal. Start with a good 10 to 30 pounds? Subtract 2. subtract 2. the Family Practice Unit at physical. 21. If you see a gynecologist • Cholesterol under 180*; McMuters University in once a year, add 2. subtract I. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. TEST #4: YOUR UFE 22. If you are over 40 and • In good physical condition; Grab a pencil and circle EXPECTANCY have annual checkups, add 2. subtract I. whichever comments apply to How long will you live? Look 23. If you are between 30 and • No history of chronic illness; you. up your present a ^ on the 40, add 2. subtract 2. 1. FiMnHy following chait to find your life 24. If you are between 30 and • No asthma or respiratory • Do you have open honest, expectancy. Then answer the 70, add 4. troubles; subtract I. clear communicaHon? I questions that follow by adding 25. If you are over 70, add 5 .« • Resting pulse rate 60 beats per • Do you have a feeling of orsubiracting years foam your minute or less; subtract I . self-wonh at home? I present age. This should give • Good vision; subtract I. • Are you happy with family you a rough idea of how Tong ♦Uhless you’ve seen a doctor roles aiid lulca? I rou can expect to live if you in the last six months, you’ll 2 . AclivHy keep doing what you’re doing need help here. • Do you do something aerobic now. ••D o you have osteoporosis, (nin, cycle, swim, walk) Present Age Life ExpecUncy A hMithy diet can alow down tha the pOst-menopause brinie bone regularly at least IS minutes • 20-29 77.8 disorder? Your doctor can order 4 times a week? 3 • 30-39 77.9 aoing procaaa. 3 times? 2 • 40-49 78.4 Continued. .. ( Insights Into Childhood WEEKEND PLUS. S m u M m v iUp ^ 'f'i f |f* WEEKEND PLUS. 8Rtert«f.geBt.»7. 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The boy nodded a iittle skillet or simmering spaghetti quality durum wheat semolina, butter, but isn't really butter at uncertainly — an uncertainty wail . wail...wail . .’’ By ihis sauce in an iron pot can double wnTvays to keep a child's mind lime Ihe boy had a sly, however, will be of comparable all. Of Ihe four theaters that I busy. You may be able to that suggested his mind was or triple the iron content of the color and firmness. personally surveyed, three of suddenly divided among the expeclani smile, and his eyes meal. Another way of tripling remember one you and your were locked to his molher’s as l them used a product called child have read together, or you lateness of the bus, his hungry the iron content absorbed from CRACKED EGGS Durkee's Liquid Dress-All, he aniicipaled whal was comih^. the part about Kennedy Airport foods is to include a source of may be able to make up one, but tumfny and the remembering of together they did go off to gel I know that It’s unsstfe to use which is a soybean oil, the time at the airport. "And Ihen who did we see?” again!” he commanded. vitamin C along with the food. there’s another alternative a “Daddy!” ihe boy shouled, and something to eat cracked eggs, but is it spfe to described as an aritlficial young mother demonstrated “What did we see while we So the mother began again For instance, eating iron-fortified use eggs that crack while they butter-flavored dressing oil. One were waiting?” his mother bolh moiher and child clapped from the beginning, spinning out breads and cereals along with a recently: remembering a real-life their hands. “You’re a really gocxl waiter. are boiliag? So many eggs do, of the theaters actually used story together — reliving an asked. “Airplanes,” the boy a much mi.re elaborate story, glass of orange juice can triple not only for me but a of butter. said. “How many airplanes,” The trouble was, the bus still adding as many opportunities for Alex." his mother said as they the absorbable iron. event you know your child can wasn I in sight. “Honey," the walked away. With his mother’s people t know have the same The Nutrition Action Health remember. In that remembering his mother asked, taking her son the bouncing and swaying and It is not beneficial to absorb problem. Beatrice Ermlich, Letter published by the Center onto her lap. “Lots of mother said, “I know you’re help. Alex certainly was able to copper from cookware. A tea may be the greatest source of hungry, and we’ll gel something the "wail . wait...wail..." parts Lewlsburg, Ohio for Science in the Public Interest airplanes!" the boy exclaimed, as she could. Before she was become a good waiter. His kettle with a copper bottom diversion of all to eat just as soon as.... ’’ Her You're taking a chance if you reports that most theaters (all making a gesture with his arms half way through, the bus did moiher s attitude and practical poses no problem because Ihe son interrupted her: ‘Tell me buy cracked eggs or use a those in the Washington, D.C. arrive. Daddy did appear, and tip will be serving Alex all of copper does not come in contact his life. ■ cracked egg that’s been sitting area) pop their com in coconut with the food. Copper is for a while in your refrigerator oil. Coconut oil is more plentiful in food, and only about because bacteria can enter the saturated than lard. one-third of it is absorbed by the egg and conUiminate it. But The reason coconut oil is body. The Food and Drug there's nothing unsafe about used, explains the Health Letter, READER PEEDRACK: washing. After the war, the Administration cautions against using an egg that cracks in “is that heaters have very little FREEZING HOSIERY price of them went way down, using any cookware or colanders boiling water. Many of them do. lime to produce ftesh-popped JNRfdR. Staley. Kingsbury, but so did the wearability. One whose surface comes in contact The reason this happens is N E W T R U C K S com between films. That means Calif.: “I just h ^ to respond to couldn't get stockings to last with acidic foods, such as that there is air in the egg, and they have to heat the oil in your column in which a tomatoes or berries, because the more than a few days, so of AS LOW AS as the egg heats up, the air advance, so that it often reaches representative of the L'eggs course one had to buy them by resulting copper salts could inside expands and tries to find a an extremely high temperature hosiery company says that cause stomach upsets. the dozens. way out of the shell. Sometimes — roughly 600 degrees. Most fteezing hosiery does not “I've been using the freezing the air finds its way out of the vegetable oils start smoking at strengthen the nylon yam. method and reduced my hosiery -r.): . CHOLESTEROL IN PASTA egg's pores; sometimes the pores that temperature, but coconut oil Naturally someone ftom that purchases to approximately four / have keen advised to cut down aren't large enough, or there's does not." company would say that. pair a year. She told us to keep column* OH chotetterol. A friend advised more air than usual, and the egg In addition, many movie “Many years ago, however, them in the freezer for about six A HiH rv p o ti ■nd •dHortaH ■MWew ^ • bwMM P* ofv,lociil me not to eat pasta as it is cracks. There is no way of chains use coconut oil colored the wife of a hosiery weeks. My panty hose get holes made with eggs and flour and predicting whether an egg will with Red Dye No. 40, an manufacturer that I knew in them b e f ^ they get any eggs are high in cholesterol. crack or not. additive, says Ihe Health Letter, explained that prior to World mns, which I never get. Now fllautbcstn’ i\vvdVv\ ♦5999 How many eggs does pasta The way to avoid a messy which is of questionable safety. War II the nylon was frozen to and then a toe pokes through im m u RIADV USED <35® contain? Yvette Farrands, stream or glob of egg white The Health Letter suggests change the chemical and that's when I finally have to Santa Rosa, Calif. from a cracked egg is to put a you bring your own, popped in composition. Remember how discard the hosiery. S om e peopVe UOM^ Most pasta is made without hole in the large end of the egg com, soy or safflower oil, long nylons used to last? Why, i “Might I suggest that you and eggs. Ordinary spaghetti and with a thumbtKk, cover the egg flavored more with garlic pair would lasLfbur to six other consumers try it for Some peopVe macaroni products are simply with cold water, and add a powder than with salt. months, with daily wearing and themselves?” ■

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'i'? about, cabbage was The word “gourmet’’ has been pieces and broth had to fight to ' ■ t internal cooking. For those so overused and abused, that I my flrst. I picked it efforts you'll be rewarded with a be recognized. But neither was ' for a kind of shock went with high hopes but only overwhelmed and the whole, -,i vegetable that’s a good source of mid-level expectations to value. Who, I fiber, vitamins A, B-2, niacin while not spectacular, was thought,O has loving or literary Shirley’s A Touch of Gourmet at and C. pleasant and satisfying. remarks for the lowly cabbage, 1750 Ellington Road In South The salad of the evening was * king of peasant food? , This glorious combination Windsor. an interesting combination of From that humble beginning, brings together three very After enjoying one of the best greens, thinly sliced onion rings the time has come to discuss the complementary flavors: the ineals we’ve had in quite some and whole mandarin oranges king of cabbages, the delicate richness o f the Brussels sprouts, time. I’m still not sure of the enrobed In what was called and well-bom Brussels sprout. the smoothness of potato and the definition of gourmet. But as Parisian dressing, a slightly While the cabbage family has brightness of lemon. Each one interpreted by Shirley, it means some interesting and diverse spicy unctuous French-type keeps the other two under an excellent meal at moderate mixture. Rolls, shaped like members, such as kale, kohlrabi control. Delicious. prices. and cauliflower, none can hamburger buns and almost as ^ ^ 1 compare with the Brussels sprout The restaurant, which has large, were served from a for pure perfection in miniature. BRUSSELS SPROUTS AND been open for three years, basket. Fortunately, these TTiey look like the work of an POTATO SOUP WITH UMON servesirreakfast and lunch breads had far more character artist who sculpts tiny vegetable 2 tablespoons unsalted Tuesday through Friday and than their commercial look models. Slice one carefully in butter dinners Thursday through allkes. half and you'll see mini leaves '/? cup onions, chopped Saturday. In a small dining room The main courses were the Shirley’s offers a curled tightly against each other '/i cup celery, chopped with a peaked roof and skylight highlight of the evening. A fiat in regal shades from cream to 2 tablespoons flour The walls are covered with fish called maki was cooked and "touch of the gourmet” bright green, just like their 2 cloves garlic, minced flowered wallpaper, windows kept moist In a sauce that tasted at 1750 Ellington Road, peasant cousin. / cup potato, cooked are curtained and. on the night of orange Juice and a well- South Windsor. Brussels sprouts also have a and cubed that we were there, fresh married seasoning that cer­ regal but unusual history. They '/i teaspoon dried thyme gladioli decorated each of the tainly Included ginger. BefllnaW Pfnto/ManchMter Herald were bom in what is now 4 cups chicken broth, dozen tables. Chunks of chicken were Belgium during the 13th fresh or canned The menu excepting desserts, stir-fried with shrimp and century. The early Belgians must / pound Brussels sprouts, is written on a slate located at perfect, thin slices of meat were have been proud of their scallops in a melange that also Impressed, we shall go back for prepared and this original, you peeled, trimmed and halved the entrance, and features one Incorporated water chestnuts, blanketed by a sauce which those or whatever else strikes botanical creation because the / teaspoon lemon zest. soup, one salad and five main combined strawberries, apricots don’t have to wait for a special strict regulations for the Bmssels peapods and other vegetables In Shirley’s fancy sometime soon. occasion to Indulge. ■ grated dishes. ’The soup and salad are a mellow sauce that may have and peaches. I was somewhat Desserts offered the widest vegetable market written in 1213 salt mention the exotic sprouts, included in the price of the been enriched with cream. The concerned when there was no choice. Seven were recited by setting limits on their size and pepper entree. The range for all five saute rested on a bed of question as to how the meat our competent and unobtrusive shape. dishes varied only 45 cents from well-flavored rice labeled should be cooked; but there was waitress. Peach praline pie had It appears they became much Melt butter in a saute pan $13 50 to f 13.95. Florentine, although no spinach nothing to fear as it appeared a fruit and nuts in a whole wheat in vogue during the Middle over medium heat. Add onions Onion soup came In a small was discemable. lovely medium rare. crust with honey In the filling. Do you know of a Ages, and were featured in two and celery. Cook until Just cup with penny sized thin wafers While the fish and stir-fry Another concm was tor the Derby pie was divided Into a restaurant you'd like to royal wedding feasts by the lightly softened, about 5 of garlic toast. ’The garlic flavor were thoroughly enjoyable, best sauce. In less skilled hands, this thick chocolate layer at the Dukes of Burgundy during the minutes. Stir in flour, cook 2 was assertive and with a of all was the roast lamb. Six compote of fruit could have bottom and a wholewheat cookie see reviewed? Write to 13th century. I hope the minutes more. Add gariic, resulted In a topping more layer above. Sondra Aator Stave, marriages fared better than potatoes, thyme and stock. Bring appropriate for Ice cream than My favorite of the three was Brussels sprouts because little to a boii. Reduce heat to a tor meat. But Shirley Is truly an Weekend Plus Maga­ else is written of them for the simmer and continue cooking, the raspberry cheesecake: very artist In the kitchen and! found dense, very fresh tasting with zine, P.O. Box 591, next 300 years until they covered for about 7 minutes. myself savoring each mouthful appeared in a 1796 English Add sprouts and iemon zest, Just a highlight of fruit. All three Manchester Herald, of tender meat and ideally desserts were embellished with cookbook. Since that time they increase heat and cook 17B0 ENliigtM RMi, 64446M. have been considerably more balanced sauce. Properly large clouds of whipped cream. Manchester, 06040. uncovered for 13 minutes or H ourr Tuesday through Friday, 7: SO a.m. to 2: SO steamed and lightly buttered popular in the U.K. than here in until Brussels sprouts are tender. The food at Shirley’s is so good the colonies. That’s a pity. p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 8; SO to 9; SO p.m.; Saturday, potatoes accompanied the lamb that, for a significant part of the Puree in a food ptrx:essor, and the fish. Thomas Jefferson planted his bleniler or food mill until 8: SO to 10 p.m.; Sunday, special parties only. evening, it became the topic of Hist sprouts at Monticello Just as With all three dishes reaching coarsely blended. Do not Dress: Casual conversation rather than Just the the War of 1812 was breaking such lofty heights, I found background for it. With desserts out. Tne food-loving Jefferson overprocess. Soup should not be Credit cards accepted: MasterCard and Visa. myself wondering what magic at 82.35 and coffee at 70 cents, a had discovered them while he completely smooth. Season with Handicapped access: yes. Shirley had worked on the veal salt and pepper. Reheat and complete dinner Is just 817, was minister to Prance in the Reservations: not required, but accepted. Neapolitan and the tenderloin before tax and tip. A small but late 1780s. He later made a serve. with bernaise sauce. With Lemon zest is the very outer 'A teaspoon poppy seeds Brown sugar can be varied wine list Is available. hobby of ransacking the gardens part of the lemon peel that everyone at our table equally HINTS salt substituted fbr the honey. Same When the food is this well and farms of Europe for new contains the bulk of lemon oil. vegetable delights during several This makes an excellent cream pepper proportions. Try to avoid the bitter “albedo" return trips to the continent. soup by the addition o f >/3-l cup You might enjoy a squeeze of that lies below. Steam Brussels sprouts until Since the days of Jefferson, heavy cream after blending and slightly tender. Do not ftesh lemon Juice over the dish Brussels sprouts have never been befbte reheating. This simple sweet-and-sour over-steam. Reserve. In a Just befbre serving. NIKKI’S at the top o f the vegetable hit A few strands of lemon « s t recipe can make Brussels sprouts saucepan melt butter over low 254 Broad St., Manchester, Conn. Prices This rich and satisfying dish is Dinner paiade. That’s unfortunate, atop each serving make a nice converts out o f the most heat. Add honey, vinegar, wine. haven’t because properly selected and finish for this hearty soup. stubborn. 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