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Friday that he was abrogating a Shimon Peres. By George Loyng 1984 treaty of union with Libya ■'The terms of the Syrian-Libyan Herald Reporter ■ because of Col. Moammar Gadha- communique, published ... at the fi’s criticism of a meeting last end of the visit of (Syrian) When a Glastonbury couple month between Hassan and Israeli President Hafez el-Assad to Libya, notified the town of Manchester

Prime Minister Shimon Peres. do not allow our country to earlier this month that they

Hassan said in the letter written continue on the path of the union of intended to sue over injuries their

Thursday to Gadhafi that the states instituted with your coun­ teenage son suffered while using a criticism contained in a joint try,” Hassan said in the letter. rope swing at the Buckingham

Libyan-Syrian statement issued Hassan became the only Arab Reservoir, it made some officials the day before had reached "the head of state outside Egypt to meet angry. threshold of the intolerable." publicly with the head of the The boy, Matthew Lawrence, He said it was not possible to Jewish nation. Libya and other was trespassing when the incident express the bitterness that he or hardline Arab states that oppose occurred in July, the officials said. the Moroccan people felt about Israel have sharply criticized the Signs were posted saying that abrogating the treaty. Ifrane meeting. swimming is not allow^, yet the The Libyan-Syrian statement The Moroccan-Libyan treaty youth apparently ignored the published Wednesday in Tripoli. was signed Aug. 13, 1984 in Oujda, warnings and injured himself She Libyan capital, denounced the Morocco, and was described at the while trying to swing over the

" ‘treason of Ifrane,” a reference to time as a move toward the water on a rope. eventual union of the two North A number of town officials were African states. surprised that the boy's parents

The treaty subsequently was planned to bring suit and have ratified by referendums in both vowed to fight any claim. The countries and took effect the threat in this instance comes on the Test set following Sept. 1, the 15th anniver­ heels of other cases in which

sary of the coup that brought thousands of dollars in municipal Gadhafi to power. funds have been paid out for 3 for SDI It was Gtadhafi’s seventh at­ damage claims. tempt to merge with another Arab Since the issue of the suit arose,

or African nation. The late Egyp­ attention has been focused on how tian President Gamal Abdel claims against the town are satellites handled, and whether the town has Nasser first proposed a "Pan Arab Union." and in 1958. Egypt and aggressively challenged claims it

Syria joined to form the United considers to be unjustified. In CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Interviews with the Manchester Arab Republic. The union col­ — Two “Star Wars” satellites that lapsed three years later, but Herald, town officials said the

will perform an orbital ballet will Gadhafi continued to push the idea municipality has taken to investi­ 0 be launched here next week aboard after he came to power in 1969. gating claims against it with

a Delta rocket, sources reported Since then. Gadhafi has an­ special diligence.

Friday. nounced mergers with Egypt. If the town pays a large damage The launch, expected next Algeria. Sudan. Syria, Chad and award, residents’ taxes could

Thursday or Friday, will mark the Tunisia, but none materialized. conceivably increase. In Manches­ first flight of a Delta since it was His offer to unite with Malta also ter, claims settlements below

grounded after a failure in May. It was rebuffed. $500,000 come directly out of also will be the first major space municipal coffers because of the “ Without taking into account the mission for the Strategic Defense inconvenience — real or suggested town’s self-insurance program. Initiative Organization, which — that our union of states was While the town currently has a manages President Reagan’s mis­ likely to generate, we attached $1.1 million fund to pay claims, sile defense program, popularly importance mainly ... to its posi­ taxpayers will be called on to Herald photo by Pinto known as Star Wars. tive and constructive aspect in the replenish it if it Is depleted. So far,

The agency had hoped to keep way it could notably serve as an Manchester has saved "tens of the launch secret until a few hours example ... to the whole of our Showing their colors thousands of dollars” in premiums before liftoff, but word leaked through the self-insurance pro­ Arab-African community, which Ralph and Adrienne Johnson stand in the House" pages of today's issue of Friday. needs so much to combine its gram, according to Finance Direc­ The sources, who spoke on forces to face the multiple chal­ the garden of their Brookfield Street Weekend Plus magazine. tor Boyce Spinelli.

condition they not be identified, lenges met internally and exter­ home. The pair are featured in the "On But the financial liability for said that after the three-stage nally.” Hassan wrote Gadhpfi. municipalities is greater today as Delta places the two satellites in a "It unfortunately happens that a result of the "insurance crisis,’’ low orbit they will separate and fly in this field, as well as in others, the officials have warned. Whether an intricate set of maneuvers as threshold of the intolerable is towns are more likely to lose in ^ they circle each other, using small attained.” the monarch said. Crackdown nets irate trucker court is a question still being thrusters to maneuver. debated, but the perception that "And it is. alas, what we are The objectives, they said, are to compelled to notein this moment." It’s easier to win has sparked more obtain data and to test guidance he wrote. “ Your declarations By Judd Everhart O’Neill said Friday during a state we have been running in the past.” claims. That, in turn, has led to and navigation systems. made it, unfortunately, The Associated Press Capitol news conference. Apparently, though, the frustra­ more out-of-court settlements. One element of the Star Wars ineluctable." "People who sit on juries have a The goveriipr announced the tion of driving through Connecticut defense system envisions scores of In a nationwide radio and traffic effort Aug. 22, one day after tendency to look at poor people who HARTFORD — A trucker who was too much for James D. space-based satellites equipped television address explaining his apparently was fed up with Con­ five tractor-trailer accidents killed have injuries ... and feel, ‘Oh, give Simeoni, 39, a tractor-trailer with lasers and other anti-missile action. Hassan said Morocco had necticut’s crackdown on unsafe one driver and injured five others. driver from Salem, N.H. them a million or two,'" said devices. Presumably the satellites been “loyal to the spirit of the Manchester Mayor Barbara B. truckers and speeders abandoned Since June 3, seven people have After being pursued by a state will track each other. Treaty of Union” He criticized the his rig in the express lane of an been killed in tractor-trailer acci­ trooper on Interstate 91 in North Weinberg. "Is that a gamble you

A Delta lost first-stage thrust 71 countries that accused Morocco of interstate highway Friday, while dents in Connecticut. Haven for following a car too want to take?” seconds after liftoff here on May 3 treason for meeting with Peres. Gov. William O’Neill proclaimed “ I think it has been effective," closely, Simeoni parked his truck Often, the town will not take the

and was blown up by the range The king said Gadhafi bad twice the week-old effort a success. O’Neill said of the crackdown. "All in the southbound, express

control. Destroyed with the rocket ies. adding: " I don't wish any anybody, but we do intend to make something's taking place out brakes, left the vehicle and refused Cooney, who officially assumed was a $57.5 million weather harm to the Libyan people. I sure that people obey the law. We there. This is nothing new, this is a satellite. respect its aspirations." intend to continue to crack down,” more intensified campaign than Please turn to page 10 Please turn to page I

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r':f- ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 —^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 — 3 WEATHER Stable MCC gears up to begin the new year Bv John Mitchell “A lot of schools are dropping Herald Reporter way down,” he said, calling MCC’s learning difficulties. She said a and Wayne Westbrook, instructor even situation a ‘‘major Thirty new courses have been added to the new position will be added in the of business communication, Connecticut forecast New students at Manchester achievement.” fall for that department. Comiminity College won't be the non-degree program’s existing offering of Geis said that as of the fall, the Geis said the fees for college MCC will do a study on what community service program has Central, Eastern interior and Southwest inte­ only fresh faces on campus when classes resume next week. services hove gone down from $18 30, inciuding "Restaraunt Management,” careers in the field are being also been revamped. Thirty new rior: Sunny today with highs in the 70s. Clear last year to $17 for 1986-87. The missed by the school in an effort to courses have been added to the tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunny Sunday with Five new teachers have been total cost for a three-credit-hour “Why You Need a Wiii,” and ‘‘introduction to upgrade the offerings of the non-degree program’s existing of­ highs in the upper 70s. Sunny and wanner Monday added to the faculty roster, of 200, course, she said, is $86.50. Professional Modeling.” career-placement service, she fering of 30, including “ Restaraunt said. with highs near 80. according to Judy Geis, coordina­ Management,” “ Why You Need a tor of media relations. The school The state school, located off West coastal and East coastal: Sunny today with “ That will be a substantial boost Will," and “ Introduction to Profes­ has also hired seven new staff Bidwell Street in southern Man­ highs in the low 70s. Clear tonight with lows in the chester, is currently in the prelimi­ for us.” Corwin said. sional Modeling." 50s. Sunny Sunday with highs in the 70s. Sunny and members, she said. • ' • ' • --« nary stages of developing new to MCC from a similar position at a She said the additions were warmer Monday with highs near 80. : Although students are still in the collection of 75. The new compu­ The five new teachers on MCC’s programs and courses for stu­ community college in New Jersey. made as the result of the growing Northwest hills: Sunny today with highs in the process of registering, it looks like ters won’t be in place until spring, faculty are Michelle Bokoros, dents. Patema said. Also in the number of people who are chang­ low 70s. Clear tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunny she said. instructor of data processing; enrollment will hold at about last preliminary stage is the MCC She said Friday her biggest ing careers in mid-stride. The new, year’s figure of 7,000, said Andrew In addition, Corwin said, MCC Stephen Fries, instructor of hotel- Sunday with highs in the upper 70s. Sunny and career of new Dean of Academic emphasis will be on computer basic courses can help make the warmer Monday with highs in the low 80s. A. Patema; director of admis­ plans to look into and improve motel management: Francis Affairs Luene Corwin, who will be upgrading, noting that MCC has several departments, including James, instructor of culinary arts; change easier, she said. sions. Patema said the lack of forming and improving courses as received grant money for 33 new growth didn’t bother him. retention support services, which Angelo Messari. instructor of “ Some of the classes are full and demands indicate. Corwin comes computcrr *o .idrl to its existing provide assistance to students with Across the Nation economics and political science: closed," warned Corwin. Rain returned to the Southeast on Friday and Claims vs. town parts of Texas were under a flash flood watch after several days of rain, and unseasonably cool air A spread over much of the eastern half of the nation. A stationary front reaching across northern get tough scrutiny Florida produced rain and thunderstorms from the northern half of Florida across southeastern Georgia and southern South Carolina. Continued from page 1 of Directors agreed to a recom­ Sunny and warm High pressure dominated the rest of the eastern mendation by Cooney that it pay a half of the country, producing clear to partly control of Manchester’s legal staff North Main Street woman $35,000 Today: Sunny with a high in the 70s. Tonight: Clear with a low in the cloudy skies and unseasonably cool temperatures Friday. “ There is a range of value for injuries she suffered in April 40s. Sunday: Sunny with a high in the upper 70s. Monday: Sunny and with highs mostly in the 60s and 70s. A frost a case has where (an out-of-court) 1983 when a police cruiser collided warning was posted over parts of northwestern and settlement might be reasonable,” with her car. The board is required u warmer with highs near 80. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jennifer Lagrow of Bolton, who attends Bolton Elementary School. north-central Pennsylvania. he said. to approve all settlements over Early Friday, low-temperature records were $1,000, and its decision in this case The legal system, Cooney said, broken or tied in more than 50 cities in Louisiana, came only after the directors gives both sides an incentive to 70 Pennsylvania, North Carolina, New Jersey, discussed the matter behind closed settle a civil claim before a trial doors for 20 minutes or so. 4 Maryland, Arkansas, South Carolina, West Virgi­ begins. Partly because of that, ... nia, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, most of the claims filed against the Stephen T. Penny, the lawyer Ohio, New Hampshire, Texas, Iowa, Indiana, AP photo town are resolved out of court, he who leads the Democratic major­ Alabama, Missouri, Virginia, New York, Rhode said. ity on the board, had request^ the G Island, Georgia, and the District of Columbia. Nonetheless, with the likelihood executive session because of the * ■ ■ Some cities had their coolest morning on record Vietnam comic book that juries could decide against the size of the claim. He eventually for anytime in August. town — even in cases where a supported the settlement, and said In southwestern Texas, where some flooding This is the cover of a new comic book entitled, “The decade ago observers would have in an interview Friday he is occurred Thursday, a flash flood watch was issued ’Nam,” which addresses the topic of U.S. involvement In said it could not lose — there are satisfied the town is doing a good for Val Verde, Crockett, Schleicher and Sutton Southeast Asia from 1966 to 1974. Due in late August more out-of-court settlements to­ job in countering claims against it. 70\ counties because of saturated ground and a chance day than in the past, according to Penny and Weinberg both said of more thunderstorms. from Maiitel Comics, the monthly series chronicles the officials and analysts. experience of several young servicemen as they leave officials are more aware of the In the west, showers and thunderstorms were Exact statistics on the number of claims being filed against the town scattered over Washington and the Rockies. Hole family and friends behind to confront fighting and fear on claims settled and the amount of because the self-insurance pro­ in the Rock, just south of Moab, Utah, got 1.25 foreign shores. "The ’Nam,” is written by Doug Murray, a dollars Manchester has paid out to gram — begun three years ago — inches of rain during the morning. bank officer who served two tours of duty in Vietnam. claimants are not readily availa­ requires town officials to do the Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT ble, Spinelli said. He said the town work that used to often be quietly High ®®100' ranged from 54 degrees at Caribou, Maine, to 102at is currenty compiling a report on handled by insurance companies. both Palm Springs and Imperial, Calif. The lowfor its self-insurance program, which Temperatures As for the incident involving the should be ready in a few weeks. K < -f' the day was 25 degrees at Bradford, Pa. boy at the Buckingham Reservoir, However, he said the town has For Saturday, thunderstorms were forecast over Drug kingpin gets no lawsuit has yet been filed yet not been readily paying claims the southern Atlantic Coast states, with scattered against the town, Robert J. without fully investigating them. showers and thunderstorms from southern Texas Shluger, the lawyer listed on the FRONTS: “ We don’t want to pay out on across the central Gulf Coast region and over the notice of intent, has declined anything we’re not liable for.” Hsrala pnoto oy Pinto Rockies and the high Plains. a royal send-off comment, and efforts to reach the Warm Cold-^.^ Spinelli said. Sunny skies and mild temperatures will prevail parents were unsuccessful. “ Our purse strings are tight,” Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary over the midwest and the northern and mid- Empty and waiting Atlantic Coast states. By Laura Castaneda leaders who said the event glori­ said Cooney. But he said the town If and when a suit actually is The Associated Press will settle a claim upon its merits. Highs in the 60s were predicted along the fied someone better forgotten. filed, though. Weinberg said the “ I think it’s wrong,” said Daniel “It’s a case of looking at each town will seriously consider fight­ Thesun was out at times, but cool temperatures kept the of bathing suits. Globe Hollow will be open until next northern an d central Pacific Coast; in the 70s or 80s OAKLAND, Calif. — Friends Gonzalez of Oakland, whose grand­ case separately,” agreed ing the case in cou rt.'“ We are water empty at Manchester’s Globe Hollow swimming Saturday, but the town’s four other pools are closing National forecast over most of the nation; in the low 90s over cheered and snapped pictures mother lives across the street from Weinberg. going to strenuously look at that,” pool Thursday and Friday. The unseasonable tempera- after Labor Day weekend, which many hope proves 3 southern Florida, southern Texas, the northern Showers are forecast today in a band from Colorado and New Mexico Friday as convicted drug kingpin the yellow wood-frame house that This past week, the town Board she vowed. tures have prompted residents to put on sweaters instead warm enough for a final dip. high Plains, and interior valleys of California; and Felix Mitchell was carried in an is the Mitchell family’s home. “ It’s east to Florida and Georgia. Showers are also expected in a band from in the mid-90s to near lio across the desert the Pacific Northwest to Utah and Wyoming. ornate bronze casket to his funeral going to make the kids think it’s OK Southwest. in an eight-mile procession of to become a drug dealer. They’re rCLOSED MONDAY - LABOR DATI limousines and Rolls-Royces. making him out to be a king. Coventry speeds teacher talks The casket was carried by a “ But people respect money and horse-drawn carriage driven by a they’ve got a lot of it, the Mitchells man in top hat and tails. Tuxedoed do." Bv Jacqueline Bennett renegotiations and go after that year, Coventry teachers remain money. Our teachers need that,” among the lowest paid in the state. 0 ushers and relatives and friends “ It’s a Mafia glorification pro­ Herald Correspondent We^re Dripping in Diamonds dressed in red and black took cess,” said City Council member Edmund Steinnagel, chairman of The compromise education PEOPLE photographs of the final tribute to a Wilson Riles. ‘There’s nothing the COVENTRY - The union that the Education Association of Cov­ package agreed to by state legisla- man police say was responsible for city can do. It’s a continuation of a represents town teachers and the entry, said Friday. tyors aims to raise starting salar­ turning thousands of Oakland message put to young people in this Board of Education plan to move Coventry educators are entering ies for teachers to $20,000 with a three-year inducement plan that spokesman Joseph LaGuardia. residents into drug addicts. city that there is hero situation in full speed ahead to reopen contract the final year of a three-year contract this year. Renegotiations offers reward money to towns that Not SO fair Houston's tour manager, Tony Bulluck, As flashy in life as he was in drug dealing.” negotiations on teachers salaries Sinatra in Italy were slated for this fall, and that voluntarily increase teachers’ said the singer was disappointed. death, Mitchell, who grew up in Council member Leo Bazlle to try to secure state educational Pop star Whitney Houston didn't get to Oakland housing projects, enhancement funds. subject was on the table at the pay. “ She feels very badly about having to Frank Sinatra will give a concert in Milan called the two-hour procession play before the New York State Fair’s amassed a fortune as leader of the “ Our intent is to move ahead on school board’s meeting at Coven­ On Aug. 18, Halvorson won cancel and move out of here,” he said. on Sept. 27, his first performance in Italy in 23 “ hero worship of a murdering biggest grandstand crowd ever when rain “ 69 Mob” and was given to fancy thug.” try High School Thursday night. unanimous support from the Town years, his Italian manager announced Council to pursue the funding by made the stage too dangerous and .the Friday. cars and gold jewriry. School board Chairwoman Judy Fair Director Joseph O’Hara said rain left reopening negotiations with the concert was canceled. a large puddle on the stage, a dangerous The 32-year-old drug czar was Halvorson said it is the intent of the / The American singer will travel to this board to go after the enhancement teachers. At that time. Halvorson The 16,000 Syracuse concert-goers who situation with thousands of watts of power -northern Italian city after a two-day stabbed 10 times in the chest last Labor Day 1986 week at Leavenworth Penitentiary funds by inciuding salaries in the said the town had been offered two were turned away Thursday would have surging through the sound and light systems. performance in the Bernabeu soccer sta­ options. in Kansas, where he was serving a Monday, Sept. 1, is Labor Day, a renegotiations. been the biggest crowd ever to attend a He said the fair is trying to arrange a new dium of Madrid, Spain, manager Pierquinto L ottety One was to bring starting salar­ life sentence without possibility of state and federal holiday. The union’s Steinnagel did not concert at the fair's grandstand, said concert date, possibly sometime next week. Cariaggi said. ies to $20,000 within three years parole for conspiracy to sell heroin Municipal offices: All will be attend the meeting Thursday, but Sinatra will be accompanied by a 40- with 100 percent reimbursement and operating a continuing crimi­ closed Monday. said he had notified the board that member orchestra, he said. form the state. That plan would nal enterprise. Connecticut daily: State and federal offices: Closed the EAC would favor such a move. include state funding of nearly ’ -V His family scheduled the funeral Steinnagel said he and other Monday. State Motor Vehicles $1,000,500 to be divided over the parade, which passed through Friday: 758 Department offices and emissions teachers had been working over Suit over ‘Crimes’ neighborhoods Mitchell's gang the summer on a distribution plan three-year period to increase sa­ Play Four: 0007 testing stations close today at 12; 30 laries above the minimum. once claimed as turf, despite the p.m. and will reopen Tuesday. for the money, provided under a Film director Ken Russell has gone to complaints of city officials and Lotto: 3-7-8-21-24-28 biil passed by the (General Assem- The second option was to raise court seeking more than $1 million from New Post offices: There will be no the minimum to $20,000 within two mail delivery on Monday, but the biy in June, and wouid iike to World Productions, which he contends failed years so the town would qualify for -main lobby of the Manchester post address that issue with the board in to pay him for directing the 1984 film early September. full reimbursement plus bonus office on Main Street will be open money. “Crimes of Passion,” from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a The current starting salary for In other matters Thursday, the Becker's took advantage o f the opportunity to make an outstanding pur- According to the lawsuit filed in federal On the Light Side townwide collection will be made Coventry teachers is $14,500. board considered requests from court in Los Angeles Thursday, Russell had at 3 p.m. Among those with advanced de­ chase o f beautiful diamonds. So, we now can offer them to you at very an agreement with the Los Angeles company grees. the highest pay is $30,000, two families to educate their special prices. Libraries: The Mary Cheney and children at home.Jt also reveiewed to direct the film, starring Kathleen Turner, know I'm running, and that’s the Whiton Memorial libraries will be Steinnagel said. Despite a 10.25 for $578,514 and 20 percent of the profits. Candidate hoping percent across-the-board pay raise the possible realignment of school Let us show you our complete selection of fine diamonds in all weights, main objective with the closed through the weekend ^nd districts. The suit said the agreement called for they won’t forget elephant.” will reopen Tuesday. The bookmo­ approved by the board earlier this styles and settings. Expert guidance that you can trust is just around the Russell to be paid $68,514 during the Haley, 61, is the brother of bile will not run. Bolton’s Bentley corner. , production and for the company to retain ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - “ Roots” author Alex Haley and a Memorial library will be closed. You can give the gift of value, sparkle, prilliance and beauty at a sensible $500,000 as Russell’ s investment in the George Haley thinks his cam ­ former Kansas lawmaker. He The Booth and Dimock Memorial picture. paign is a little too lumbering, so Library in Coventry and the price. 9 announced the elephant strategy P ssst!!! The suit,-filed by attorney Richard A. he’s going to start riding an Thursday. Andover Public library will also be MIN. MO. Rosen, seeks unspecified compensation and elephant at campaign appearan­ Campaign manager Steve closed Monday. WE’VE GOT A SECRET CARAT WEIGHT BECKER’S PRICE PAYMEIVT $1 million in punitive damages. ces and hope voters will never Ellsworth said he dreamed up Retailers: Most stores will be closed on Labor Day. .53 Ct. Round •25. 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But people have to challenger.” be no refuse collection Monday in $ $ $ $ 1.04 Ct. Roand $3088. •116. A stellar cast of favorites from the 1950s Manchester or Bolton. Collection 1.70 Ct. Marqulae $3315. •125. and 1960s, including Frankie Avalon and wiil be held Tuesday. Dumps in YOUR PSR1nCIPATM G 2.02 Ct. Round $0663 Andover and Coventry wili be Annette Funlcello, has agreed to a “ Spring Manchester Herald GREATER HARTFO RD FORD DEALER 2.07 Ct. Round $6338. Break Reunion” in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ciosed Monday. Emergency numbers: In Man­ 2.06 Ct. Round $7150. says a producer of the planned television MANY LARGER SIZES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO APMOVED CtSDIT chester, highway, 647-3233; refuse, HOFFMAN FORD BILL 8ELIQ FORD special. USPS 327-500 VOL. 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HOURS: OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:}0.S:IJ; THURSDAY EVENING TIL 8.15 John and Reve Walsh from the 1983 film "Adam," with Amelio as their rior, call subiMrIbor aorvico at 047- The Manchaetar Herald Is a mam- subscriber service, 647-9940, by WNMIT MMft£T9WR The Broward Tourist Development Coun­ 9940 by 0:30 p.m . w eekdays or to a. bar of the Associated Prooe and a 0;30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Mm'ior Credit Card* Accepted and Ccmvenitnl Chsrge Piani Ataitabte Or Lay-a-Way That Special Gift Today. Mail Orders Inyitad daughter, Meghan. The drama about the continuing efforts of the Walshes to cil voted Thursday to contribute up to m. Saturdays for guarairteod dollv- m em ber o f th e A u dit Bureau o f C lr- Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. 658-0471 346-9645 create a nationai awareness of the problem of missing children while trying to $500,000 toward the costs of producing the ory In Manchester. c u la tlo m . keep their own family together will be telecast in September on NBC. broadcast. 4 — M AN C H EST ER H ERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 - 5 Gold receives 25 years to life W A T ER B U R Y (AP) - A former said. “A family has lost a father The state court was later upheld by murders were committed, New York stockbroker, tried four and a grandfather, a mother and a the U.S, Supreme Court. "M y hands are tied by law.” times for killing his ex-wife’s grandmother. This cannot be put Gold’s third trial began Jan. 8. Lavery said, meaning he couldn’t parents, Friday was sentenced to back.” 1985. However, after a series of exceed the penalty given Gold in 25 years to life in prison for the courtroom outbursts and the firing 1976 by Judge George A. Saden, 12-year-old murders, r.GLD NO reaction of his lawyer in open court, the Lavery said he wished he could MANCHESTER H AS IT! Murray R. Gold. 53. was con­ durii g the sentencing. He was judge ruled that Gold was not sentence Gold to at least 50 years in victed July 24 of stabbing to death dressed in the same gray suit and competent to stand’ trial and prison. Irving and Rhoda Pasternak at red tie that he wore during his four ordered him committed to Whiting their Waterbury home on Sept. 26, trial, except Friday he also wore Forensic Institute in Middletown. “I understand that,” Pasternak 1974. Pasternak, killed on Yom handcuffs. On June 23. 1986. Gold's fourth answered. "That’s why we’ve been Kippur. was a prominent Water­ He was sent to the state prison in trial began in Waterbury Superior going through this for 12 years, This Week Featuring... bury attorney. Somers after sentencing. He had Court. because the law provides so much Defense attorneys asked for been jailed at the .state correction for the defendant.” mercy, noting Gold was a survivor center in New Haven since his ASSISTANT STA TE’S Attorney Pasternak said outside the cour­ of the Auschwitz concentration conviction. Walter Scanlon referred to Gold’s troom that she would come out of In business for 16 years camp. Gold escaped in 1941 and Defense attorneys indicated that health during his remarks before hiding now that Gold is behind at migrated to the United States in an appeal was possible. the court. He said Gold ’’brutally bars. She said she had feared being attacked by Gold. The Auto Washette 1948. He married Barbara Paster­ Gold was arrested and charged killed the Pasternaks. I hope the Shopping for Quality Work nak in 1963, but divorced her a year in the murders on Oct. 6. 1974. court will sentence him to 25 years at 203 Spruce St.. We later. His first trial ended in a hung I ’M HOPING THIS is the end of .... to life. But I hope Mr. Pasternak it,’ she said. can clean and dry your at Fair Prices? But Judge William J, Lavery jury in March 31.1976. He then was receives thetreatment I believe he sentenced Gold to 25 years to life in dirty car to perfection convicted Nov. 18,1976, in a second needs.” One of Gold’s two attorneys, with a tolly automatic Come to each murder and ordered that the trial. He was sentenced to 25 years Before handing down the sent­ Nicholas Serignese outside the sentences be served concurrently. to life in prison and was sent to ence, Lavery asked for comment courtroom that it was possible an all cloth filament sys­ Lavery told the court that he had Somers State Prison. and Gold’s ex-wife. Barbara Pas­ appeal would be filed. Gold Has 20 tem. Our basic wash Is no choice but to give Gold the same But on May 15. 1980, Gold’s ternak. stood and addressed the days in which to file an appeal. $3.50 and our special K-B Automotive sentence received during his se­ conviction was overturned by the court. But Serignese said Gold was services irfclude a 311 Broad Street, Manchester cond trial in 1976. State Supreme court, which “Please don’t ever let him loose exhausted from the I2-year fight, Butt’n Polish Wax, A "Murder is wrong in 1974. It’s agreed with the defense that again,” she said. She had said last and on Friday had nointention of Sealer Wax and Under- We offer the following services: wrong in 1986. The passage of time testimony pointing to another month that Gold was being treated filing an appeal.’He said, though. makes no difference.” Lavery suspect should have been allowed. for paranoia at the time the Gold maintains his innocence body Flush. We also • Brakes have a high pressure • General Repairs self service bay tor $1.00 • Exhaust • Radiator Repairs and three 50< self-ser­ Lyme disease victims seek state help vice vacuums at our lo­ • Shocks • Engine Analysis cation. We do complete • Tune Ups • Air Conditioning reconditioning Includ­ LYME (AP) — Polly Murray nurse who suspects she has the treatment referral service. are flu-like symptoms, including Left to Right: Steve Moorhouse, Henry Obst, U • Front End • Emission Tests remembers suffering from near­ disease. "Every day, it seems like • And researching better ways headaches, dizziness, nausea and ing polishing, waxing, Art Pierce, Ken Braithwalte crippling pains 10 years ago that somebody says they have it.” to test for the disease. diarrhea. In severe cases, joint vinyl tops, Interlorsand Missing from the picture: Mary Braithwalte, doctors first passed off as compli­ Townspeople have started a "There is an ongoing problem pain and partial facial paralysis engine cleaning. Brian Linde, Randy Pfau 643-8844 cations resulting from an ordinary petition, calling for state help. with Lyme disease in southeastern can occur and develop into long­ illness. Begun at a Lyme fair nearly two Connecticut, and each summer it term, repeated attacks of arthritis. Her disease finally was diag­ weeks ago and now bearing more appears to be spreading. We need Since it was first diagnosed 10 nosed as Lyme disease, an illness than 700 signatures, the petition further research and education, so years ago, Lyme disease has been IT PAYS TO RAP resulting from the bite of a deer asks the General Assembly to we can not only learn more about it detected in 24 states, from Dela­ Jack J. Lappen Realty tick, Ixodes dammini. But knowl­ supply money for increased re­ as it keeps expanding, but we also ware to Minnesota. The most G A P photo edge of the cause of her suffering search and education on Lyme need to teach people more about recent figures from the Connecti­ OIRQUESr has not eased Murray’s disease. it,” says Dr. Allen Steere. a Yale cut health department show that of Your listing will be Maritime mascot frustration. Among other things, the petition University physician who now 1.290 people who submitted blood Energy Conservation Services She and others believe not PAP AUTO PARTS asks legislators to consider: travels worldwide lecturing on samples for Lyme disease tests in Professionally Trained Technicians appreciated. 307 E. Center St., Manchester Crew members of the Canadian submarine Ojibwa look enough is being done to protect • Requiring the state to keep Lyme disease. 1984. 460 people were found to have them from the tick’s annual better statistics on the number of The disease is usually detected out from the bridge above the ship’s mascot, the cartoon the disease. In 1985, out of 1,808 (Rear at Lanex Pharmacy).cr) 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 8 July-August onslaught, despite cases of Lyme disease. in the early stages by a telltale red, people whose blood was tested. 689 Fogarty Brothers cat “Garfield," as the sub heads out of Boston Harbor medical advances in battling the • Paying, for a local Lyme 164 East Center Street circular rash around the bite. The were found to have the disease. 549-4539 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Thursday following a goodwill visit. In keeping with his malady. disease clinic that could provide rash does not itch but is warm to The blood test is used, along with Manchester, CT 06040 m "We are all very frustrated Notary Public disaste for the water, Garfield was pulled back on board state-of-the-art treatment and re­ the touch. Sometimes occurring identification of a characteristic member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative 643-4263 m with PAP before the sub went under for the trip back to its home being sick, and the doctors don’t search into the disease. before the rash, but usually found rash and other symptoms, for a seem to know much about it.” said • Creating a 24-hour Lyme dis­ . in patients who have had the diagnosis. It is not a certain GET YOUR SUMMER VACATION TAN AT port of Halifak, Novia Scotia. Marilynn Reynolds, a registered ease hot line for information and disease for more than two weeks. indicator of Lyme disease. NE'S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center SPECIALIZINO IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK Unisex Heir a iM n ln g Silon Belaga has worst Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. Connecticut In Brief I ★ AtOTAffVSEffWc” " " " " " " ' SPECIALISTS O PEN Sunday 11-5 • Labor Day 10-6 Visit Our Showroom At; WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE stable caretaker charged with arson ! C O P IES 25 Olcott Street GENERAL REPAIRING attendance record NEW BRITAIN I e'^xll'orB'/iXM’ SOUTHBURY — A junior firefighter was charged Friday w'ith THE NEW . 974 Main St. Propane Cylinders Filled TORRINGTON All this and more el - Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM setting a blaze that destroyed a stable where he worked and UNIONVILLE Manchester HARTFORD (AP) — Republi­ tion. the budget, tort reform and TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET resulted in the deaths of 15 horses, state police said. MANCHESTER Op«n Niitt MANCHESTER MALL sii Main st. Stephen V. Tooth, 17, of Woodbury was held on $50,000 bond can gubernatorial candidate Julie taxes and ’made sure she was til 9 : 0 0 P.M . 6 4 9 - 7 5 4 4 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 SOUTHINGTON Mon Fit 9-9 P.M Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops Belaga had the worst attendance present for every vote that directly EbLcnsC A S U A L C LO TH IN G & FO O TW EAR pending arraignment Tuesday in Waterbury Superior Court on a record of any legislator in the 1986 affected her district.” W. SPRINGFIELD Sol 9-6PM Sun M.5P.M 3 charge of first-degree arson, said Sgt. Daniel Lewis, a state police spokesman. General Assembly session, legisla­ Shub said Belaga’s attendance Angelic Nursing & Home Care Thirteen horses, some valued at more than $30,000 each, were tive records show. record in 1986 was much lower than C O M P A N Y * OVER 4 5 killed in the fire early Wednesday at the River Meadow Horse Figures compiled by the Office during her previous nine years in WEVE GOT EVERYTHING A Full SenUe lleotinf Aid Ctnlrr Services, Registry Inc. Park where Tooth had been employed for about a year, Lewis of Legislative Management show the legislature. 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT MANCHESTER YEARS said. •that Belaga missed 43 percent of Mosley was also a candidate for EXPERIENCE Two other horses were killed as the stable’s owner struck them the votes in the House, where she is Fre* Hearing Test (203) 647-1956 the state treasurer’s office at the FOR BACK TO SCHOOL MEMORIAL CO. with his truck as he drove toward his burning barn. Deputy Majority Leader. Lewis said state police detectives believe that Tooth, a same time. He lost his bid to Local Registry offers quality care... CALL 649-5807 Belaga is one of three Republi­ Opp East Cemetery member of the Woodbury Junior Fire Department, lit a small former Hartford Deputy Mayor 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD can candidates for governor. A (ROUTE B3| Lower cost to patients... pile of hay in a storage area. Lewis said detectives don’t think Francisco Borges. HARRISON STREET summary of the figures was Tooth meant the fire to spread. Other House members with low VERNON. CONNECTICUT RN’s, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER released earlier this month bv the R e e b o k B Personal Aids... “He wanted to fill the barn with smoke so he could be a hero and 0M B attendance rates were state Reps. 872-1118 let the horses out,’’ Lewis said. Michael Helfgott, D-Willington. Because life is not a spectator sport.^ Clerks report that the second- and David J. Wenc. D-Windsor Court rejects search ruling appeal worst attendance record in the Locks, who were absent for 23 House belongs to Rep. Maurice percent of the 591 votes. You’ve Heard About It - New England Country Woodworking, Inc. H A R T F O R D - A federal appeals court Friday rejected a bid Mo.sley. D-Waterbury, who missed Wenc blamed his attendance A thletic 647-7949 by state police to make indiscriminate searches at this 29 percent of the votes. record on his law practice, saying Now Manchester HAS IT! weekend’s Ku Klux Klan rally in East Windsor. "Our comment on that is really he had a busy court schedule. He Harris Hardwoods The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected without quite simple. Julie is running for bowed out of a fourth term, saying, HANLEY CONCRETE governor," said Belaga campaign OOTWEAR 260 Tolland Turnpike comment Connecticut’s challenge of a lower court order barring "It ’s not fair to shortchange • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS searches of all those attending the rally. spokeswoman Ilene Shub. constituents, and it’s not fair to • MENS COMPUTER SIGNS Manchester, CT 06040 State police spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lewis said law “She was the only one of the shortchange clients.” (203) 649-4663 GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS three candidates — there were four • WOMENS ( enforcement officials had no comment on the ruling. Helfgott’s home telephone was by Gordon Signs . STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES “There’s no reaction.’’ he said. “We use what’s available. candidates at that time — who was unanswered on Friday evening. • K ID S ; Commerical A Residential in the General Assembly this year. CONTRACTOR’S INQUIRIES WELCOME We’ll plan for the worst and hope for the best” Sen. Margaret Morton. D- R G C b d k S i 104 Hilliard St. 646-0880 Woodworking A Supplier On June 30, U.S. District Judge Jose Cabranes in New Haven At the time most of the votes were Bridgeport, had the worst record told authorities to stop mass pat-down searches at meetings of being taken she was involved in six in the Senate — where 33 of the 36 the white-supremist group were illegal. primaries in the Hartford area. senators missed less than 5 percent That was when many of the votes of the votes. Morton misgedSO EVERYTHING IN GLASS On Aug. 19, Cabranes refu.sedthd state’s request that he delay ■ WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" enforcement of his decision while it appealed. The judge also were taken in late April. percent of the votes. A Senafecierk te iM A N denied the state’s request that police be allowed to use metal Shub noted that Belaga was said that her absence was due to y^omptata Una of Naw Rabulll Connecticut o o Fo raign A D om aatic detectors to search all rally participants for weapons. present for major votes on educa­ her mother’s illness. W SURVIVORS Travel Services • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ■ • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed Eddy says SDI a boon for state • Batteries W aterproof Generators • Alternators 649-7322 Manchester Parkade • Trouble Shooting HARTFORD — Republican U.S, Senate candidate Roger W. 6 INCH 647-1666 • Starters • IN OUR 40th YEAR Eddy said Friday that even if the Strategic Defense Initiative, or Manchester, CT • Electronic Tune-ups Industrial • Marine 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Boots • Wiring “Star Wars,” proposal doesn’t end up being a shield against HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6, . MIRRORS • SHOW£R DOORS • STORE FRONTS enemy missiles, it’s already provena boon to the state economy. (Inside DAL Store, Lower Level) Thur*. ’til 9, Sat, 10-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 . SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. He criticized his opponent. Democratic Sen. Christopher J. $ A Q 9 9 (B«h

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 — 7 OPINION V.S./World in B ri^ Soviets offer to open test sites By Barry Schweld Group claims credit for kidnapping refused to join, arguing that U.S. bachev announced the Soviet mo­ President Reagan has invited Law school The Associated Press weapons must be tested for relia­ ratorium last summer. Soviet inspectors to the Nevada BEIRUT, Lebanon — A previously unknown group believed to bility and safety and that there The colonel said one was set off test site to show that the U.S. tests WASHINGTON - The Soviet be made up of Shiite Moslem extremists claimed Friday that it were no assurances the Soviets last August, another in the fall and were within the 150-kiloton range Union, stepping up its pre­ would observe a ban. was responsible for the kidnapping in May of an 85-year-old the third last April. Kotuzhansky permitted in 1974 and 1978 treaties. is teaching summitry campaign, offered Sokolov said, “ There is no said these were in addi|ion to the 15 Jack Frenchman in Beirut. Sokolov dismissed the offer. Thursday to open nuclear test sites rationale for the United States not The handwritten statement given the independent newspaper announced by the U.S. “ We think this is unecessary and to American inspectors and ac­ joining our moratirum except Anderson An-Nahar said the Unified Forces Of Justice had kidnapped government. perhaps even more harmful be­ cused the Reagan administration maybe for the cynical argument Camille Sontag on May 7 to force France to stop “ following the “ They are probably oriented to cause this will legitimize the wrong iesson of secret “ Star Wars” explosions. that nuclear tests are needed to the Star Wars program, and it is testing itself,” he said. great Satan, America.” The statement was written in Arabic. In a rare embassy news confer­ continue the nuclear arms race.” There has been no previous claim of responsibility for Sontag’s one of the dangerous aspect of that With preparations for a 1986 ence, Deputy Ambassador Oleg M. program,” he said. kidnapping. The retired automobiie dealer, a longtime Beirut Sokolov dismissed as “ cynical” Reagan-Gorbachev summit lag­ ON VERIFYING a test ban, he From 1980 to 1984, Kotuzhansky ging, the two sides have jockeyed resident, was seized as he drove with his wife in Moslem west the administration’s refusal to join said “ as far as the Soviet Union is While it might not be perfect, the judicial said, the United States set off 12 to over the reasons for delay and Beirut. At the time, they were preparing to leave Lebanon. the moratorium that General concerned the problem of verifica­ 19 nuclear weapons explosions .system in the United States is one of the Secretary Mikhail S. Gorbachev what they want to accomplish if a tion of halting all nuclear tests does without publicizing them. meeting is held here late this year. soundest and fairest in the world. Cycle gangs has imposed on Soviet tests until not exist. We have put forward A Pentagon spokesman, Maj. January. “ We want a summit that would Unlike judicial methods used in many practically every conceivable Randy Merger, ,said “ we do not be crowned in concrete results, Soviets to withdraw 8,000 soldiers The Soviet diplomat said Mos­ form of verification...” discuss the objectives of the first and foremost in the area of countries, the American system affords its cow was ready to accept “ every MOSCOW ^ A senior officiai said Friday the limited Soviet Soviet Col. Vitaly Kotuzhansky, nuclear tests that are conducted.” arms control,” Sokolov said. citizens and those accused of crimes selling wares conceivable form of agreement” to appearing with Sokolov, said un­ Otherwise, he declined to respond withdrawal from Afghanistan will involve 8,000 soldiers and will monitor a test ban once the United But Deputy Foreign Minister protections aimed at preventing one of the begin this fall. derground blasts could be detected to the Soviet assertion. States joined in the suspension. even below the single kiloton level Anatoly Adamishin, winding up most grievous form s of injustice possible in a Further limited pullouts “ are not excluded” by the Kremlin, “ Broadly, we do not see a with current seismic measure­ A STATE DEPARTMENT spo­ two days of preparatory talks on free society — the im prisonm ent of an AHP THERE’S ONLY ONE said Valentin Falin, chairman of the government news agency outside U.S. problem of inspections as an ments and satellite observation kesman, Charles E. Redman, regional issues at the State Depart­ innocent man or woman. VAY To KEEP HfM Novosti and a non-voting member of the Communist Party obstacle toward reaching on ac­ from space. rejected Sokolov’s statements on ment, said Thursday “ a lot of At the core of these protections is the notion Central Committee. cord on the cessation of nuclear Kotuzhansky, who was des­ verification as facile. “ This is a progress” was not achieved, A WASHINGTON — The United States may be But he declined to say when additional withdrawals might be tests,” Sokolov said. that anyone accused o f a crim e is innocent cribed as a verification expert, much more complex situation,” “ We have to decide yet whether losing the trade war with Asian nations, but carried out. Gorbachev imposed the morato­ said the United States conducted the U.S. official said, requiring the until found guilty by a jury of his or her From Becoming one. the summit would - take place there s at least one product America is exporting Falin, in an interview with The Associated Press, was the first rium last August and has extended three tests, probably related to the extensive discussions under way because it has to be productive,” peers. to the Far East in abundant quantities: Soviet officiai to detail the number of soldiers to leave it thrice. The United States has “ Star Wars” program between the two sides. he said. Unfortunately, that notion sometimes gets motorcycle thugs and their drugs. Afghanistan under the withdrawal announced by Kremlin leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev in a nationally televised speech July 28. lost amid the respect for authority that most “ Outlaw motorcycle gangs, with their dangerous drugs, trafficking expertise and Asked if the pullout had begun, Falin said, “ It has not yet people are brought up with, and an arrest is started, it begins this fall. It will be conducted so that everyone established distribution networks in the United Volcano expert warns of further gas often regarded as proof that a suspect is sees what was withdrawn, what kind of forces, and journalists U States, are broadening their sphere of influence guilty. wili be invited.” By Richard Everett but some gas undoubtedly re­ from the United States to Japan and Australia,” 1,500 people and thousands of head reports Friday from army offic­ The Associated Press mains. For that reason ... return of of cattle.” The potential for the system to fail was states one confidential Justice Department report ers, government officials and the population to the site is A ministry statement said non-govemmental organizations. illustrated recently by a would-be law seen by our associate Donald Goldberg. YAOUNDE, Cameroon — Lake absolutely to be prohibited.” further study of the samples, and One report to the commission student’s bid to attend classes w hile aw aiting The major drug that the motorcycle gangs have Astronaut’s family plans lawsuit Nios may emit more lethal gas and Tazieff is in Bamenda, capital of observations at the scene, would be mentioned the discovery of 23 taken with them to the Orient is those who survived the cloud that disposition of rape and larceny charges SPACE CENTER, Houston — The family of Challenger the remote northwestern volcanic needed to determine whether there bodies in outlying villages. Se- methamphetamine, commonly kniown as killed more than 1,500 people last pending against him. astronaut Roh McNair will file suit against the maker of the solid region, trying to determine the another such disaster was likely. mengue said more bodies might be week must not be allowed to return disaster’s cause. The area has “ speed.” It has long been their drug of choice in rocket boosters blamed for the explosion that killed its seven Jean-Marcel Mengueme, minis­ found, but his men had "more or The student, Michael R. Hoffman, was the United States. home, a volcano expert said about 20 lakes similar to Nios, crew members, an attorney said Friday. ter for Cameroon’s territorial less covered the whole area” since G accepted to law school in April by Western Friday. which the people who lived on the This nation’s largest and most notorious Ronald D. Krist said he will file the suit next week in U.S. administration and head of the the weekend. New England College in Springfield. He paid French volcanologist Haroun fertile land around it called “ the government relief effort, said motorcycle gang, the Hells Angels, is one of the District Court in Houston contending Morton Thiokol Inc. “ is He said 210 people were hospital­ Tazieff said it was possible that the good lake.” survivors were being taken care an admissions fee that same month, and all most active in the Far East. And they may probably the sole culprit” in the space shuttle accident and will ized in Nkambe, 338 In Wum and 36 pocket beneath the once-placid The Ministry of Cooperation in of. France, the United States, was well until July, when Hoffman was attempt to take advantage of the large supply and request unspecified damages. volcanic lake had not been emptied in another town in the district. Paris said in a statement that the Britain and several other countries They have chemical burns on their charged with raping a woman and stealing low price of speed in Asia. Declares the report: McNair, 35, was killed in the Jan. 28 accident. The suit will be entirely by the blast that sent the first results analyzing gas and have sent aid. "There are indications that the Hells Angels are the first filed against Morton Thiokol, although the family of the gas into the air the night of Aug. 21. faces and stomaches and paralysis her purse. The school decided to bar him water from the lake, brought back “ The situation is well under of lower limbs in some cases, he attempting to expand their sphere of influence Challenger pilot has filed a claim against the government. “ The explosion was caused by a by a French mission of scientific control. The necessary measures from classes. thrust of steam at very high said. from the United States to Japan. It would not be experts, indicated “ carbonic gas have been taken,” Mengueme Saturday was proclaimed a pressure,” he said. “ Today, there Hoffman sought a court order to force the unreasonable to assume that given their active and carbon dioxide ... caused the said. national day of mourning in this is no more steam under the lake. school to admit him. but a superior court involvement in the U.S. methamphetamine instantaneous death of more than His relief commission heard West African nation. narrated by actor James Lutheran groups vote to merge judge this week refused. The judge gave no Klan rally mars interned had deep respect for trafficking situation, they would take advantage Whitmore. reason for his decision. Rep. Belaga, and the reasons are of the Japanese supply and price benefits to MILWAUKEE — Three Lutheran bodies voted overwhelm­ workers’ holiday Extremist groups become dan­ evident. Mrs. Belaga has sound further their distribution activities in the United ingly Friday to merge and create what one leader called “ an The school, however, tried to dispel gerous when innocent civilians Libya restructures ideas that will work for Connecti­ States,” American church,” a 5.3 million-member church that brings accusations that it was barring Hoffman are killed or maimed in gun or cut. She is an articulate, hard- together all the ethnic strands of American Lutheranism. J&M LINOLEUM, INC. from class because it felt he was guilty — To the Editor: bombing attacks. Members driven lawmaker with all the WHAT AMOUNTS TO a steady business in The new Evangelical Lutheran Church in America will be the should be punished by the court charges that obviously are embarrassing to a necessary leadership ability to Japan is becoming a booming franchise operation nation’s fourth-largest Protestant church, taking in the 2.9 military after raid The presence of the Ku Klux system according to the crimes school whose function is to teach students the govern our state. in Australia. “ Three Hells Angels chapters in million-member Lutheran Church in America, the 2.3 Announces Its Klan in East Windsor during the they commit. TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Libya stands. principles of American law. On primary day. she certainly Australia have about 375 members (and) 38 Hells million-member American Lutheran Church and the 110,000- Labor Day weekend will marthis My message to Grand Dragon has been quietly restructuring its has my vote for Republican Angels members in Australia are Americans.” member Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches. (U.S. officials recently said they The school’s attorney said the decision to celebration of American Farrands of Shelton is that most military since the U.S. air strike have evidence Libya is planning candidate for governor. says another Justice Department report. The AELC vote was unanimous, and no more than 7 percent of bar H offm an was m ade for liab ility reasons. workers and ,abor union acti­ young blacks like myself, His- the other conventions were opposed to the new church. last April IS and has appealed for terrorist attacks against America. vists. Memoers of this white “ According to Australian authorities, organized increased military aid from East­ “ If something else were to happen, you can panics, Arabs and native Ameri­ “ My friends, there will be a new church! ” exclaimed Bishop (In Washington Friday, the W e're now at David Blackwell motorcycle gangs in Australia traffic in ern bloc nations, sources here said bet that the school would be blamed,” he supremacist group will be con­ cans are not intimidated by your James R. Crumley Jr. to the LCA convention. The announcement commander of U.S. forces in 111 Baldwin Road. dangerous drugs.” Friday. vening in a building near the worn out messages of white was greeted with applause, cheers and a round of “ Amen.” Europe said the United States said. A number of cheap imitations have also popped The bombing, which Libyan 981 Main Street home of Edward Thrall. rights. These young men and should strike back militarily if A female faculty member also refused to up Down Under, according to one law officials said heavily damaged The tactics of the Klan have women will fight you equally in Libya launches terrorist attacks, 3 teach Hoffman, citing safety concerns. enforcement official who recently returned from Tripoli and Benghazi and killed 39 Manchester • 646-2809 not changed loo much, but some the courts and the streets if and Libya should understand the Australia. There are organized gangs in six of the Researcher proclaims innocence people, apparently took Libya by It doesn’t take much reading between the members wear three-piece suits necessary. WORDS HARDLY next attack might be much more seven Australian states, and they have given surprise despite a reported warn­ extensive. The comment came Open Dally B-6 lines to realize that, regardless o f how their and use computers to update LOS ANGELES — A researcher accused of hacking ing by Maltese air controllers 45 The Ku Klax Klan was once themselves such colorful names as Coffin from Gen. Bernard A. Rogers, who ’A day Wednesday, Saturday until 4:30, Thursday until 0 pm. arguments are couched, some faculty enrollment. Their racist rhetoric anthropologist Dian Fossey to death in Africa declared his minutes before the attack. called the scum of the land. EVER HEARD Cheaters, Gypsy Jokers, Barbarians. Satans also is NATO’s supreme allied of blaming non-white people for innocence Friday, and his lawyer said the United States was Diplomats in Tripoli, the capital members and administrators at Western Members should work toward Sinners and the Sadists. commander). economic, political and racial trying to make his client a scapegoat.- of Libya, said an Eastern Euro­ New England College are ignoring one of the positive goals to make the U S A. In the United States and Canada, according to problems and the race wars of a just society. THESE DAYS' “ I want to respond to the outrageous charge of the Rwandan pean analysis of Libya’s response most basic principles of law. local police reports and Justice Department 0 the future is disgusting to me. government that I murdered Dr. Dian Fossey,” said Wayne concluded that its air force pilots documents, the motorcycle gangs are coming didn’t react swiftly enough and its If the rape case goes to trial, Hoffman may All people have the right to live Richard McGuire, a doctoral candidate who spent most of last Thomas L. Stringfellow under greater scrutiny for a number of reasons: air defense system was poorly be found guilty. But until he is, he should be with dignity and with respect. year with Fossey, studying gorillas in Rwanda in East Africa. ilillstown Road • There is growing evidence of stronger ties “ I had absolutely nothing to do with Dian’s tragic death,” said coordinated. allowed to attend classes at Western New One race should not hold a Military advisers from Syria, 'IM ce a L ook between the cyclists and established mobs such as McGuire. “ She was my friend and one of my mentors. I had England. monopoly on human achieve­ La Cosa Nostra. “ They appear to be linking everything to lose and nothing to gain by her death. la m shocked which like Libya has Soviet-made ments because it will cause SA-5 missiles, helped in the air The school is setting an ex trem ely poor Belaga deserves themselves to traditional organized crime groups, and outraged by these false allegations.” cultural, religious and social SO defense, according to U.S. govern­ At Mortally Brothers’^ Used Can Soeclalal ex a m p le fo r those who m ay be charged in the which may increase activity in this area,” states a McGuire, 35, of Hazlet, N.J., invited the Justice Department to genocide. i i -. ment officials and sources in future with seeing that ju stice is done. GOP nomination New York City police report. The same document question him at any time about the Dec. 27 slaying. His lawyer, I am still apalled that Klan Tripoli. One U.S. plane used in the also notes that most of the motorcycle gangs’ Michael Mayock, said he called the news conference to clear groups are very active in Con­ raid was shot down. 82 Buick LeSabre - a or.. Loaded ^5895 To the Editor: income appears to conrie from extortion and the McGuire’s name. The United States has warned necticut (the state in which the Letters policy sale of heroin, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. that further evidence of alleged 79 Cougar - Blue. Auto, AC ’2695 U.S. Constitution was drafted). The Manchester I would like to express my • The gangs are using more sophisticated Libyan support of international Herald welcome.s original President Reagan should letters to the editor. support for State Representative weapons. States one Justice Department report: terrorism could result in another 81 Dodge Mirada - convert., a c , a t , p s ’4495 speak out more against the Soviet candor Impresses experts military attack. Letters should be brief and to the point. They Julie Belaga’s campaign for “ In addition to conventional weapons, motorcycle internal threats from left- and The result has been a drive to 81 Buick Regal - Brown, Auto ’4995 governor. I am a 22-year-old gangs have been known to possess automatic VIENNA, Austria — Western experts said Friday they were should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for right-wing extremist groups reorganize the Libyan military Central Connecticut State Uni­ weapons, anti-tank and anti-armor weapons, impressed by the unusual candor of Soviet officials in describing 82 Mark VII - 4 Dr., Tu-tone ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters such as Posse Comitatus. The and get more military aid. ’9895 versity student and have had the plastic explosives and remote control detonators. the Chernobyl nuclear disaster and their determination to must be signed with name, address and daytime public should view news­ telephone number (for verification). opportunity to witness Mrs. The skill with which (they) employ explosives has prevent future accidents. (Libya warned Friday that West magazine programs about hate Belaga’s work first hand during “The Soviets were very free in providing answers and European countries “ will be the The Herald reserves the right toedit letters in the been demonstrated on numerous occasions by the groups, and the 198! documen­ comments on the many questions we had,” said Richard first to pay the price” should a new interests of brevity, clarity and taste. the 1985 General Assembly bombing of cars, buildings, the ambushing of rival tary. "The Ku Klax Klan: session. Kennedy, U.S. ambassador at large for nuclear affairs. “ I rate U.S. attack against Libyan terri­ Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester . . . . ^ gang members and police officers.” Legacy of Hate,” which is ©1966 by NEA. loc their candor highly. We probably heard more than we expected tory take place, the official Yugos­ The legislator for whom I • Gang members have begun wearing 81 Maida626- Bronze, 5 Spd. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. to hear, and we’ve now greatly increased our understanding.” lav news agency Tanjug reported ’3695 bulletproof vests, some of which are of a better He spoke at the end of a five-day international conference on in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, in a 81 Cougar - Blue, Auto, 4 Dr.. AC, PS ’3495 quality than those issued to police officers. the causes and consequences of the April 26 reactor accident at dispatch from Tripoli. • Some gangs have developed the capacity to the Ukrainian plant, which released radioactivity that spread (It said Libya’s state-run news­ 82 Zephyr - white. Auto, PS. AC ’3695 detect electronic surveillance devices and to use over^urope and much of the world. paper Al-Jamahirya issued a Labor adapts to a changing economy scanners to monitor police radio frequencies. warning against “ U.S. West Euro­ 82 Chevy Cavalier - Blue, Auto ’2695 The conference was arranged by the Vienna-based Interna­ One report offers this conclusion: “ The growth pean satellites” in the first official tional Atomic Energy Agency, which said in a closing statement - Green, loaded of outlaw motorcycle gangs within the United that nearly 600 nuclear and health experts from 62 countries reaction to rumors that the United 82 Lincoln Town Car ’9995 By Gerald W. AAcEntee coat-and-tie professionals. But many are the sons probably reject the notion of pay equity or States and Canada is continuing daily. A national participated. States was planning military ac­ and daughters of blue-collar workers. comparable worth as simply a feminist fad. But tion against Libya. The newspaper Over the past year, union membership as a response to this problem ... is becoming a Who are these “ new collar” workers? Can labor they recognize job-site, sex-based wage necessity.” usually reflects Libyan leadership percentage of the overall workforce has remained unions offer them responsible programs that will discrimination and realize that unions can help the same. That puts a halt to a four-year slide by lead to organizing success? remedy the.situation. Seoul power organized labor. Blimp offer 83 Capri - white, 4 Spd.. S Ltr. ’5695 Professor Ralph Whitehead at the University of Some American car dealers are taking great 9 As we celebrate Labor Day on Monday. I believe Partly by organizing “ new collar” workers, the we are beginning to see the broad outlines of a Massachusetts defines the “ new collar” workers union I represent, the American Federation of pleasure in data showing that South Korea's new P s s s t II! 84 Topaz - Brown, 5 Spd., 4 Dr. ’4995 as working in “ neither the high nor the low end of State, County and Municipal Employees, has automobile, the Hyundai, is exceeding sales is withdrawn comeback by organized labor. Further, I believe 84 Mazda SE-5 - t . silver ’3995 that labor’s ability to renew itself will be based on the occupational scale ... with such job titles as grown to be the largest in the AFL-CIO over the projections at the expense of popular Japanese WE’VE GOT A SECRET its ability to recruit new, unorganized workers secretary, loan officer, nurse, clerk, taxi driver, last two years. We’ve organized librarians in models. “ They’re going to do to Japan what WASHINGTON (AP) - The 84 Buick Regal • 2 Dr., Blue ’7295 into its ranks. keypunch operator, auditor, driver, administra­ Chicago, secretaries in Iowa, computer operators Japan’s been doing to us since the ’60s,” one Custorhs Service announced Fri­ BUT WE’LL TELL YOU tive assistant, shopkeeper, dispatcher; and keypunchers at the University of California, representative of the American “ Big Three” told day that Goodyear Tire and Labor is taking extraordinary steps to revitalize us. salesperson, house painter, telemarketing and mental health and mental retardation Rubber Co. was volunteering a N E X T W EEK itself. To my mind the most crucial part of that blimp to help the government’s specialist, fast-food worker, insurance agent, paraprofessionals in Ohio. But the situation is complicated by a number of effort is in reaching out to workers and letting wage its war on drugs, but by customer-service representative, teacher” and ironies unknown even to many U.S. auto experts HERE’S A HINT them know that unions do not exist of and for nightfall, Goodyear withdrew the 84 Marquis o 4 Dr., Blue, loaded ’5995 scores of other service-related job titles. We have fought for the elimination of sex-based Most interesting is that the little Korean car is not themselves, that the purpose of a union is to give offer. wage discrimination for workers in all that Korean. 84 Topaz - 5 Dr., AC, Auto ’4995 working people a way to defend themselves As individuals, Whitehead defines the “ new $ $ $ $ female-dominated jobs. We’ve instituted career The handsome import has Japanese In a statement from Goodyear’s against workplace abuse and to help those with no collar” workers as earning between $14,000 and 84 Marquis - Gold, Auto, AC ’5995 ladder and professional education programs for carburetors, automatic transmissions and radios. headquarters in Akron, Ohio, power toward a better life. $30,000 a year. Many are in two-earner families Thomas B. Riley, manager of our members, and we’ve provided a “ voice” fot> Its parent company is 15 percent owned by 1 YOUR PARTICIPATING I A key element in the changing demographics of and pool between $20,000 and $40,000 a year with airship operations, said the com­ 84 Marquis - Brown, Auto, AC ’5995 Mitsubishi, a Japanese conglomerate, and the car GREATER HARTFORD FORD DEALER this country might be working for American two paychecks. our members to ensure their worker input into pany wanted no part of any test of 1 1 work-site changes and the problems-suirounding is largely the product of Japanese technology. 85 Topaz - 2 Dr., Blue, 5 Spd. ’4995 unions. The explosive growth of service industries Beyond the demographics, these workers are the effectiveness of aerial surveil­ technological restructuring. HOFFMAN FORD BILL SELIG FORD 6 has brought unprecedented changes in the work hard to characterize. They are willing to give the lance of drugs by its blimp, saying WWRIBCTCVTRUa. K c a n iA L Serious substantive changes are under way tM T H A R T m 85 Merkur - Red ’12,900 force. The largely unorganized service sector has system a chance, but they are skeptical of its premature publicity compromised RMNIR within the American labor movement. Labor’s the experiment. been whip-sawed by technological change. This actual workings. “ New collar” workers might not 289-7721 688-3651 85 Mazda RX-7 - Blue, 5 Spd. ’12,900 historical role has been to serve as an effective restructuring has created many jobs which have initially react positively to the prospect of a union lianrltpfitpr Hrralft Spokesmen for the U.S. Customs voice for employee rights. But now labor is MORANDE FORD MONACO FORD become repetitive, requiring less skill and lower representing them. But they want a “ voice” in Service had no immediate com­ nrRteuRWiTm. working to see that its message fits the “ new Founded In 1881 wages. For unions that recognize these changes, a their career development, work life and job ment on the statement late Friday lU R T a a u iT collar” that so many workers are wearing. sophisticated response to on-the-job worker design. PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... PuUlthw by Goodyear. 522-6300 633-9403 The basic message — on Labor Day and every OOUQLAS A BEVINS. . Exacutiva EdHor problems presents an opportunity to offer JAMES P. SACKS day — is fairness and equality, and the way I see -Manaalng EdHor But earlier, the federal agency WILLIAMS FORD DILLION FORD /MORlARyV BROTHERS, themselves as a vehicle for redress of grievances. PARADOXICALLY, “new collar” workers can ALEXANDEn QIRELLI.. .. Ataodala EdHor said it had been trying to keep the SAM 8T. Exit 60 Off 1-84 it. we could not be offering a better American ail be fiercely independent while at the same time Goodyear test a secret. NARCNOnR product to today’s emerging work force. DENISE A. ROBERTS..... ’THIS EMERGING work force currently recognizing that organizations such as union can ...AdvartlalnB DIractor The Goodyear dirigible “ Amer­ 236-2525 643-2145 MARKF. ABRAITM .....Bualnaaa Mantgtr HOURS: accounts for IS percent of the population. It's the be used to preserve their independence through a SHELDON COHEN ica” , stationed 20 miles north of McEntee Is President of the American ..Compoaing Mantgar Houston, was to be put through its WAGNER FORD LCI FORD Open Evenings ’til 9 p.m. 301-315 CENTER STREET fastest growing element in society. These workers counterbalance with their employer. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar IlMHOPaUMVtT. KRRRTRSAaiT. Federation of State, County and Municipal JEANNE Q. FROMERTH. paces with Customs Service agents are neither traditional blue-collar workers nor Women workers who are "new collar” would .. CIreulallon Managar a a a u R T H666UT6WR Fri. & Sat. ’tit 5 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Employees (AFSCME). aboard to monitor the craft’s 656-0471 643-5135 performance, Riley said earlier. 346-9645 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 30. 1986

HAGAN THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 - 9

AT SEA IlW OKAt^ O ti LANP I'M AS KLUTZY AS A FSM F ^ K S O M A L , -----1 OUTOF WATEP H ------OF COUKSB BUSINESS ______Foreign trade deficit hits record high $18 billion V Robert Furlow that sales of new single-family ship that made foreign goods in New York, said the July deficit months of the year stands at $102 ? he Associated Press • With imported-oil prices hit­ homes declined 5.6 percent in July, cheaper for Americans to buy. "m ay very well be the worst billion. ting $12.79 per barrel, the lowest the fourth straight decreasefor the However, the value of the dollar month, but the trade numbers are since January 1976, trade in WASHINGTON — The nation’s In major categories: housing industry. hM been coming down with no not going to improve quickly.” petroleum and related products foreign trade deficit surged to a * Trade in agricultural goods THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A 8y Barry New houses were sold in July at discernible positive effect on the “ It suggests to us that third- showed a $2.8 billion deficit, a bit one-month record of $18 billion in showed a deficit of $248 million an annual rate of 658,000, the deficit. quarter growth in the economy is better than June’s $3.1 billion. U36T Twen^ „ no t suke July, heading ever faster toward following deficits of $348.7 million lowest since last October, and not going to be any good at all," he The July deficit reached $5.5 WHICH m y THAT CHOPPER the worst year ever, government The new report "offers almost no and $71.2 million in May and June, analysts said no big improvement said. billion with Japan, up from $3.7 WENT FROM HERE^, figures showed Friday. signs of hope on what is the biggest respectively. Officials said that can be expected without further billion in June: $4.2 billion with At the current pace, goods economic problem for the coun­ In July, the Commerce Depart­ before May, there was no record of declines in mortgage rates. Western Europe, up from $3.8 entering the country will surpass try, said Allen Sinai, chief econo­ ment report said, American busi­ a farm deficit in the current series The average sales price hit a billion: $2.3 billion with Canada, up U.S. exports by $175 billion this mist for Shearson Lehman Bros in nesses and individuals bought of figures that goes back 20 years record $116,900, up from $109,800 in from $1.9 billion: and $1.7 billion New York, more foreign goods in a single s year, far exceeding 1985’s record June. and no record of a quarterly deficit with Taiwan, up from $1.3 billion. month than ever before in history in figures going back three $148.5 billion deficit and adding Some economists — and some another crushing blow to U.S. Meanwhile, the huge foreign- — $35.7 billion, up $3.5 billion from decades. Reagan administration officials — The deficit with Japan, as well as manufacturers. trade deficit has hurt countless June — even though the nation’s the overall deficit, would have have said the declining dollar • Manufactured goods showed a Even U.S. farm produce, long a U.S. businesses that have found oil-import bill declined. been even higher except for a value will still have an impact, and $16.1 billion deficit in July, far bright spot in an otherwise bleak more and more Americans switch­ transaction — counted as a U.S. ing to foreign goods. Sinai agreed. But he also said the And exports of U.S.-produced above the $12.7 billion in the trade picture, showed a third export of more than $1 billion — in size of the overall trade “ deterio­ merchandise dipped by $1.4 billion previous month. Heavy contribu­ straight monthly deficit in July which non-U.S. gold was brought to As the deficit has risen in the ration is too great to be anything to $17.7 billion after rising in June. tors included imports of $4.3 billion A after decades of surpluses. this country and then re-exported. past few years, much of the blame other than very disturbing for the Counting July’s deficit, which In further 'idd news for the in foreign cars, including $2.5 has been put on the high value of economy.” surpassed January’s previous one- billion from Japan: $2.7 billion in The overall trade deficit had generally slurgish national econ­ BLONDIE by Oaan Young A Stan Drake the U.S. dollar relative to other Donald Straszheim, chief econo- month record of $16.5 billion, the clothing and footwear and $2 been $14.2 billion in both May and omy, the government reported nations' currencies — a relation- m i«t ff>rM nr*'«n t Economics HEX LOOK AT ” STARTING NEXT W E E K - trade deficit (or the first seven billion in electrical machinery, June, THATSISN SIX VARIETIES r “ <„! H PIZZA" Hunt empire shows Deferring tax is a smart move U QUESTION; and was told to bring the bonds in those bonds elsewhere. But it will signs of collapse We had a sub­ and open an account. That broker sell bearer bonds bought through stantial capital said the bonds would be sent to that brokerage house by custo­ ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson gain on a pay­ New York City and. after four mers who have confirmation state­ ment received days. I could sell them. 1T15 JUST UKtTHW GREW DALLAS (AP) — The em­ being considered. Investors’ ments of their purchases. LIFEISUKe this year. As a Why would one brokerage house OLD SONG &AV&,GENe-. battled billionaire Hunt broth­ Placid President Dan Brown AMOUNTAIMRWLWW* result, our 1986 refuse to handle the sale under any ers, struggling to hang onto said the filing "was necessary Guide 8 -3 0 income tax bill circumstances, while another im­ QUESTION: I am retired and their empire in the worldwide to ensure the viability and have $500,000 to invest. I would like G will be quite depression of oil prices, filed for William A. Doyle plies it’s no problem? ON THE FA8TRACK by BUI Holbrook profitability of Placid until such la rg e and I lo receive $4,000 after-tax monthly protection in federal bank­ times as the litigation can be would like to ANSWER: Because many brok­ income from this amount, without ruptcy court Friday to shield concluded.” V itoinmmhbo' keep it from erages have been stuck by shar­ any risk of reducing the principal. their oil company from In its court filing. Placid What do you suggest? MPW/ ifiH) \ ^ M£«fRi£TS ANO TriATS bankers. getting even pies with stolen bearer bonds. listed assets of $2 billion, and larger. I want to put our money into the same thing with some — not all THiNtcwfr OF e o m ^ o o rj Me m The Chapter 11 bankruptcy Unlike a "registered bond," which m m . liabilities of $979 million. Brown 26-week U.S. Treasury bills, so that — CDs. On a CD with a maturity of ANSWER; That you be more lOttH ^ AGAIN?^/ PAN&KANP petition for Dallas-based Placid has the owner’s name printed on it CAN? said the company would pro­ the T bill interest will be taxable no more than one year, on which realistic. You're looking for a 9,6 ( • Oil Co. and its real estate and on the record book.s of the ^ APV£NTi;/Z^ ceed with "business as usual." for 1987. when our total income will interest is not credited until percent yield — even before taxes. subsidiary was the latest move i.ssuer, a bearer bond has no The two companies employ be lower. maturity and which has a substan­ There’s no way you can get that in years of wheeling and dealing permanent record of ownership. 20,000 people and are among the I have tried to explain this to my tial early withdrawal penalty, kind of income, without taking on designed to save one of the Technically, it’s payable to the largest energy firms in the husband and have shown him on income lax on the interest is due some risk. nation’s legendary fortunes, "bearer” — whoever has posses­ world. , paperthat it would save us $2,000 in for the year in which the CD ALLEY OOP 'r'by Dave Graue beginning with the 1980 silver sion of the bond certificate. With your bundle of money, a Placid’s papers were filed in income tax. But he thinks getting matures. The first brokerage house, which debacle. federal bankruptcy court in sensible choice would be U.S. O NE ( WHAT'S higher interest on a bank certifi­ If you put your money into a CD you named in your letter, is MY PARENTS ...WHEN I WAS BORN, Without the court protection, New Orleans because most of Treasury securities, which are THING I'M > THAT, HAVE A T H E Y DECIDED TD cate of deposit is better. May we with the above provisions and ullracaulious. The second sent CURIOUS I OSCAR? Hunt assets, including the considered the world’s safest in­ RATHER NAME ME AVERY the privately held company's have your opinion? which matures next year, tax on your bonds in to be checked for ABOUT, AVA> WEIRD brothers’ downtown Dallas of­ vestments. But Treasury notes due S. PECKEDSE domestic assets are in Louisi­ the interest will be due for 1987. SENSE OF fice tower, would have been "stops" placed against stolen to mature in five years currently U.B. ACRES by Jim Davit HUMOR! ana or offshore in the Gulf of ANSWER; You’re correct about Your husband has a point, auctioned off. and/or lost bond certificates. are yielding just a bit more than 7.3 Mexico, Brown said. postponing the tax on interest by because CDs usually pay slightly Nelson Bunker Hunt, William percent. HOW PO V08 The brothers, heirs to flam­ purchasing T bills due next year. higher interest than T bills with The broker at the first firm WHAT WAS THAT? 1 COOLPN T Herbert Hunt and Lamar Hunt STAV 6 0 COOL boyant wildcatter H.L. Hunt, You collect T bill interest when the similar maturities. If you go the fractured the line from the old You’ll have to either pare your HEAR VOO OVER 1 are behind on $1.5 billion in ON THESE HOT allege the 23 banks are trying to T bill matures and federal income CD route, make sure it has the song: "N ever say never." Along income expectations or invest In PAVS, SHELPON? AIR CONPITIONER j— T'NEVER^ loans, but have charged that 23 CLICK MINP corner the offshore drilling tax is due on that interest at that provisions mentioned above. Most with many other brokerages, that something where risk is involved. banks conspired to wreck market by putting the two time. banks offer such CDs. firm won’t sell bearer bonds for \ Placid and its sister firm, companies out of business, and T bills come with maturities of "Walk-in” customers, or even for Penrod Drilling Co. The banks have filed suits seeking $14 13. 26 and 52 weeks. So. by buying QUESTION: I had two U.S, established clients who bought deny any wrongdoing, and say billion from the banks. either 26- or 52-week T bills now. Treasury bonds in “ bearer" form. WE DELIVER they only want repayment of the H.L. was a Texas gambler you won’t have to pay income tax Wanting to sell them. I went lo the If you haven't received your loans. who parlayed a $5,000 inherit­ 3 on the interest until you file your local office of a very large Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. Hunt spokesman Keith Bur­ ance into one of the world’s 1987 return or make quarterly brokerage firm. The broker I EMERGENCY weekdays or 6 am. Saturdays, THE BORN LOSER rby Art Saneom ton said the family had not great oil fortunes, and his sons estimated tax payments. spoke to refused to sell the bonds Fire — Police — Medical please call your carrier. If you're decided what action to take TWDIK OLMg A5 '(tH) CAJj O m TO WITH have carried on his sometimes Considering your overall income for me. He said it is his firm ’s unable to reach your carrier, call m m m i i holo ioo^ regarding Penrod but that a subscriber service. 647-9946. by eccentric, sometimes wild situation, deferring tax on interest policy NEVER lo handle bearer D IA L 911 Nt)(K PRCJBLEM5 IKJTHE PALMOFMVHAIIP. bankruptcy petition still was ways. 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. J for a year is a smart move. bonds. In Manchester Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. AHP<^QMaAIHTS,„ However, you can accomplish I phoned another brokerage firm 0 Puxxlea Aatrograph GM rate means war

ACROSS 7 Handle (Fr | Answer lo Previous Puz/le 8 3000. Roman ^Ibur W E N W e N t H among U.S. car giants w A S 1 Displease 9 Child uH ^ B i r t h d c Q r Aug. 31, 1986 4 — 10 Western marsh O X E O D O R^l A R 1 Breckinridge plant R H E R O T a | T 1 O N Bill DeFouw Chevrolet-BMW in Knowledge you've gained from past ex­ By Mark Fritz For Your Convenience. 8 Fable 11 David Copper- D A D H e L M S H~s T U N The Associated Press Lafayette, Ind. “ We sold 30 cars 12 to Joy field villain perience will play a big hand in helping A L L e FRANK AND ERNEST " by Bob Thavaa yesterday. That’ s more than twice 13 Vast period of 16 Spanish painter 1 1 D g | e e S E to shape your success in the year ahead. 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Major The criticism didn't stop Ed 21 Fiber cluster 28 Air (comb, 1 T E W O N TH 1 S E changes are ahead for Virgos in the Ford Motor Co. also planned to H^MiNs pieeoN. DeBruyn of Grand Rapids. Mich., Rein’s Deli 22 Is situated form) L 1 N o l T Y P E H a 0 u T coming year. Send for your Astro- enter the financing fray with its 25 Swine 29 Revenge own bargain-basement loan rates, from shopping for a new car. Vernon Drug E ,V E H~o N E S H b U R T Graph predictions today. Mail $1 lo As­ IP HP Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be H P c : A N ST o ^ A i s f P “ We’ re still studying our plans to Arthur’s Drug Bradlee’s CVS Pharmacy 30 Loops 32 Carriage sure to slate your zodiac sign. attention. You jump a little determine what our program will Corner Dairy Post Office - Broad St. & Stop & Shop 33 Arikara 35 Down (pref.) 48 Containers 55 Newts LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Strive to be be.’ ’ quicker," said DeBruyn as he 49 Mideast nation PlRP<=rioN.S‘. Quinn’s Pharmacy Main St. locations 34 Riestyle 38 Away 57 New Zealand extra mindful ol your behavior today. GM dealers reported a crush of shopped at Dale Baker Abdows Restaurant 36 Egyptian deity 40 Mrs. Peron 51 Widemouthed Try not to react contrary to what pals Oldsmobile. Coventry Farms Frankies tree customers after the No. 1 auto­ 7-11, Rte. 83 37 Italian river 43 Warm up a jug expect from you. Be your usual charm­ Chrysler, responding to the GM ing self. maker stunned the industry Thurs­ M&S Mini Mart Willie’s Fabian Drug 39 Order of motor 53 Italian art 59 Small hotel incentive program, said it would SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Examine day by announcing new-car financ­ Grampy’s Burger King whales 45 Ancient Italian center WINTHROP "iby Dick Cavalli offer a 2.4 percent financing rate 7-11, Union & West Sts. family 54 Flying saucers 60 Man's your motives today to make sure your ing rates as low as 2.9 percent on 41 Period of on most of its 1986 cars and light Food Bag Center & Thompson Sts. Mile Hill Drug historical time 47 Eagle's nest (abbr.) nickname reason tor doing things lor others isn't 36-month loans in an effort to HEX LCTfe <30 ^ / I DONh-KNOW... r ^ r GrUESS I'M NOT A trucks and some 1987 models. Xtra Mart (all locations) Edwards Food 42 Dairy product the hope of getting more in return. POWNTOTHEOL: / WHATfe ) reduce its unusually large inven­ 1 2 B 9 10 11 READ IT IN ONE OF ) •M OLD ENOUGH YET j Chrysler said the rate was the 44 Brothers: You'll be disappointed if this is your SWIMMIN'HOLEW THAT? J tory of 1986 cars. Rite Aid Bonanza angle. \ M Y D A D S B O O K S . / \ V FOR NOSTALe/A. y “ It has just been overwhelm­ lowest in industry history. Coventry singers 12 14 Memorial Market Squire Village 46 Summer (Fr.) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A ing.” said Keith Pierce, a sales­ GM and Chrysler also are Fowlers Market joint venture could create complica­ offering the option of cash rebates Cumberland Farms Dairy Queen 47 River in Turkey 15 116 17 man at Van’s Chevrolet in Over­ Coventry Pharmacy 48 By way of tions today it an investment Is required. land Park, kan. “ It’s like the new ranging from $300 to $1,500 instead (all locations) Hartford Rd. & This may be due to the tact that you’ll Cliff's Market 50 Collar shape 16 cars have come out, with everyb­ of the low-rate financing. GM also 21 be expected to put up more than the Lenox Pharmacy McKee St. Quido’s Market 52 According to other person. ody on the showroom floor.” said Thursday that it would delay Highland Market Manchester Herald fact 22 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You “ It’s been pretty amazing," said the start of the 1987 model year Village Pharmacy 9 56 Indian buffalo IL from Sept. 25 to Oct'. 9. WaWa Grocery Creative Hair must not permit your attention lo wan­ Gary Pratt, new car manager for One-Stop Convenience 58 Accept loss (2 27 2 8 2 9 der today when discussing an important Before the rate cut. GM's sales 7-11 (all locations) Bennet Apartments Howard Johnson’s wds.) matter. Pay heed to each and every had been off 10.4 percent in Northway Drug Charter Oak Apartments 61 Change course 3 3 detail. ^ 5-3o Lydall restates Restaurant Bolton mid-August, while No. 2 Ford and Carter Chevrolet 62 One (Ger.) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) This may No. 3 Chrysler had registered Walt’s Grocery A&P Market Bolton Pharmacy 37 ■ 6-month earnings 63 Pithy saying not be one of your better days lor trying strong gains from a year ago. GM AM/PM Mini Mart Sunny Side Up Restaurant J.C. Penney Catalog 64 Large knife Cumberland Farms to do mental work. Tasks that require had been offering rates as low as Fani'8 Kitchen 65 Tear 4 2 brawn could be your strong point Liggett Rexall Center A-1 Gas 66 Highway curve Instead. Lydall Inc. announced it has 5.9 percent, Ford had offered rates CVS Pharmacy Savings Bank of Manchester Andy's Market Bridge as low as 6.9 percent and Chrysler A&A Food Store PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Things restated previously released earn­ Super Stop & Shop Main,& Purnell Sts. Mr. Donut DOWN may not run as smoothly as you’d like ings for the six-month period 5.5 percent. 4 6 4 9 Patrick W. Harrison, chairman Dairy Mart Olympia Deli Hilliard Building today. This Is no big deal unless you be­ show spades and diamonds, and surely ending June 30 to reflect a 1 Pledges gin blaming others who have only your of the consumer credit division of Lea’s Market Pero’s Fruit Stand Vitello’s Restaurant s e NORTH Reasoning power reallocation of the purchase price Andover 2 Redact best interests at heart. he has some length in hearts for his the American Bankers Associa­ ♦ K 107 double of four hearts. After the ace of of its recently acquired Elastomer Medi Mart Manchester Memorial Conn. National Bank 3 Strange (comb, ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's best not tion, said the sales incentives are Lunt's Market 61 n V J 4 3 lands top score clubs lead, West continues with the Products operation in Clifton Town Hall form) to rely loo heavily on the promises ol confusing consumers and not ne­ East Center St. Apts. Hospital Jaspar's General Store ♦ 8 7 6 3 two. The 10 is played from dummy Forge, Va. Whole Donut 4 Bad (Fr.) n others today. Their Intentions will be cessarily saving them money. Westown Pharmacy Porter & Pitkin Sts. 6 4 4 K 10 5 By James Jacoby and East ruffs. Now East must do The total after-tax adjustment 5 Cry of noble, but they might not be able to "G M is offering the public a Friendly's Restaurants affirmation produce what they say they can WEST EAST some thinking to realize that declarer amounts to a reduction of 6 cents a Charter Oak & Diamond Pizza J In today’s deal from the Epson choice of a cash rebate or subsid­ Battiston’s Cleaners 6 Flower (pi.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you want 4 Q 8 3 496542 must have shortness somewhere for share. Earnings for the quarter Sycamore Sts. NAPA Auto Parts (c)1966 by NEA. Inc 30 World Championships, do you wonder ized financing,” he said before Shell Station (Tolland South Windsor something done properly today, it's V --- VK 9 5 bis sudden leap to game. If it is in dia­ ending March 31 were raised to Shop Rite Supermarkets 6 Spruce St. Mobil best to do it yourself. Those who you ♦ Q 9 5 4 ♦ A K J 2 about East’s double of two hearts? It monds, then East must underlead his $373,000 or 13 cents a share from Chrysler’ s announcement. “ It is Tpke. & Taylor St.) Cumberland Farms get to help you might make your tasks 4 A Q 9 8 6 2 4 J was not for penalties. Instead it asked A-K-J to reach his partner’s queen and $496,000, or 17 cents a share. The very difficult for the consumer to Fountain Village Oakland & Rachel Roads Bob & Mike’s Country store Oakland Road harder instead ol easier. West to bid something, at the same get a second club ruff. West’s play of second quarter figure was ad­ determine which choice is really CELEBRITY CIPHER GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Circum­ SOUTH time announcing a hand that could the better deal." Celebrity Cipher cryptograms era created from quotations by famous people, past and present 4 A J the club two as suit preference should justed to $873,000 or 31 cents a Eech tetter In the cipher stands lor another Today's clue A equals C stances are unusual today, and there support either spades or diamonds. further incline East to this play. When share as compared with $933,000 or Harrison said a cash rebate, if are Indications that warn you not lo try V A Q 10 8762 With the advantage of favorable vul­ 10 Eiast then leads his diamond deuce 33 cents a share. applied to the purchase price of the by CONNIE WIENER to profit at the expense of someone ♦ nerability, South didn’t give West a 47 4 3 East and West get a well-deserved 80 This adjustment resulted from car, could result in a lower else. chance. He jumped right to four ‘•FIBR RIW G.D. RPWD TWDR LD RP out of 100 for their precise defense. the completion of an analysis of the monthly payment using conven­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) You will be Vulnerable: Elast-West hearts. I^ that contract can’t be made, tional bank financing. Still Only easily Influenced by others today. It you Dealer: South assets acquired in the Clifton Still Only iiaitrlirstri' no doubt the opponents could make OXKWHDRBXK LRDWNJ. FIBR LR KPWO Forge transaction. The company GM and Chrysler are offering associate with Individuals who can’t find something. On the other band, South Born again does not anticipate any further their financing packages only anything to laugh about, they could West North East just might make four hearts. Since FPHDR LO OXKWHDRBXK PRIWHD." — have a depressing effect on your restatement in connection with through their credit subsidiaries. East didn’t think so, be doubled again. Forest workers call the quaking as­ Joseph Perkowski, chairman of If you would prefer home delivery, 25^ attitude. 24 24 Dbl. 25^ this reallocation. ° More often than not, four hearts LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Important mat­ Pass Pass Dbl. pen the "disaster tree.” It is the first Lydall Inc. is a $104 million the Credit Union National Associa­ ABHNPD JGWXRWD. doubled would'make. For the contract please call 647-9946. ters should be attended to as early in Pass Pass tree to grow again in areas where for­ diversified manufacturer of pro­ tion. said the 2.9 percent rate was PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Pro football Is like nuclear warfare: there are no to have any chance. West must visual­ the day as possible. If you wait too long, est fires, strip mining or other cir­ ducts for industry which include an illusion. whtnara, only survivors." — Frank Gifford. Opening lead: 4 ize his partner’s shortness in clubs. Af­ those with whom you want lo talk may cumstances have stripped the land of engineered fiber materials and “ It’s clearly just a marketing not be available. ter all. East doubled two hearts to vegetation. elastomeric and fiber components. gimmick,’’" he ^ d . 10 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D Salurdav, Au. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 — II Backers and foes prepare SPORTS for battle over charter vote AL roundup By Georoe Loyno Under the existing charter, side, and an impartial moderator. Herald Reporter district residents must approve a Sleith said he hopes to televise Mattingly might merger in a separate vote. the forum on the local cable Labor Day weekend is the If the charter is changed, ob­ television station’s access channel traditional start of the fall political servers say it will make consolida­ and would invite members of the campaign, but it will be another tion easier to achieve because press. However, he said there play hot comer Carter clobbers slipping Sox week or so before townspeople those living outside the district would be no audience. sparring over removal of the By The Assorinf^HAssociated Pr*c« Press Ifc- " M — ——-----t m —r ______outnumber district residents three The purpose of the debate would ninth with a walk from Keith Eighth Utilities District’s power to to one and would presumably vote be to "simply” respond to Bletch- By The Associated Press handed.” he said. “but. I don’t veto a merger with the town are for a merger, which is favored by BOSTON — Joe Carter hit three Atherton. 5-10, and took second on man’s challenge, Sleith said. “We know where it’s going a single by Tony Fernandez. geared up for the November the Democrats who control the don’t see any great advantage to SEA’TTLE — Who’s on third? anymore.” home runs and went 5-for-5 Friday election. Board of Directors and lead in No matter that he’s left- night, powering the Cleveland Johnson, who had tied thegame4-4 our cause." he said, adding though The last time Mattingly with a home run in the eighth, hit a William H. Sleith, head of the voter registration. that he hoped the debate would handed. it could be Don Mat­ played third baseman was in Indians past the Boston Red Sox Committee for Charter Revision, tingly, an All-Star first base- 7-3. one-out single to make it 5-5, and an Opponents of changing the char­ help townspeople come to their American Legion ball in his error by left fielder Randy Bush on said Friday the group’s three-man ter plan to kick off their campaign own conclusion on the heated and man, playing third base for the hometown of Evansville. Ind. Carter, who also singled twice, speakers’ bureau should be in Sept. 10. drove in four runs. He became the the play put runners at second and controversial matter. New York Yankees in Saturday “We were just laughing about third. operation in about 10 days. The The pro-district group STEAL — What will likely be at the center night’s doubleheader against it before the game (Thurs­ first Cleveland player to hit three bureau — which will include Stop Tampering with the Eighth’s of the debate is the question of the Seattle Mariners. day),” said Mattingly, who has homers in a game since George Democratic Majority Leader Ste­ Hendrick on June 19,1973, and first Rangers 5, White Sox 2 American Liberties — has sche­ self-determination. District sup­ Mike Pagliarulo. the regular played first and the outfield as a phen T. Penny, former town Public duled a rally for that day at Whiton porters have argued that changing professional. “Lou said he al­ to accomplish the feat on the road At Chicago. Charlie Hough and Works Director Jay Giles and third baseman, has been ham­ since Bill Glynn on July 5, 1954. Mitch Williams combined on a Memorial Library. the Town Charter to eliminate a pered by a hamstring pull and most played me at third tonight. former Board of Education Chair­ Attorney Robert Bletchman, separate vote for the district would I played third when I was in Boston lost for the fifth time in four-hitter and Geno Petralli’s man Philip Susag — will speak to it’s questionable whether he’ll six games. two-run single keyed a four-run who heads STEAL, has challenged prevent district residents from be ready. (American) Legion when I was various organizations in support of Sleith and Penny to a debate. determining their future. 15 and I was good. I’m not out of Rookie Cory Snyder homered fifth inning Friday night, leading changing the Town Charter to ’’If Pags can’t play Satur­ and Brook Jacoby and Pat Tabler the Texas Rangers over the Penny has said he would agree to day,” Yankees Manager Lou my mind either. I would like it. remove the district’s veto power, debate, but Sleith said Friday he However, district opponents The only thing I have to work on rapped three hits apiece in the Chicago White Sox 5-2. PPBISS^i Sleith said. have contended that the people of Piniella said after Thursday Indians’ 16-hit attack against four Hough, 12-8. held Chicago hitless would not personally debate be­ is the throw.” If approved by voters, an item on cause he wants his group’s speak­ Manchester as a whole have the night’s 4-2 victory over Seattle. pitchers. for four innings and gave up four AP photo “Mattingly’s going to play third Piniella said he’d use either the Nov. 4 ballot would require only ers’ bureau to handle the task. right to determine whether the Mike Easier or Dan Pasqua, Tom Candiotti, 13-9. pitched a hits in 7 1-3 innings. Williams did News delivery one favorable townwide vote be­ "Town Charter provision in ques­ base,” six-hitter in beating the Red Sox not allow a hit in getting his both outfielders, at first in the seventh save. A Lebanese Shiite Moslem boy hands fore consolidation could occur Sleith said the Committee for tion should be changed. They have Left-handed throwing third event Mattingly goes to third. for the second time in a week. Tom Lebanese village of Teir-Debba. French between the town and the district Charter Revision, which was said that since the provision was basemen are a rarity in the Pagliarulo said he was only 50 Seaver, 7-11. took the loss, giving The victory was the seventh in 10 Friday’s newspaper to a French soldier soldiers clashed with Shiite Moslem — a political subdivision that has formed last week, is currently created by the entire town when major leagues. Mike Squires, percent able to play. “I can up five runs on nine hits in 4 1-3 games for the Rangers. of the United Nations’ Interim Force militiamen three weeks ago. provided fire protection and sewer planning the logistics of the the charter was approved in 1947, it who played 13 games for the swing a bat. but I can’t move innings. Texas went ahead 4-0 in the fifth through barbed wire in the south service to most of northern Man­ debate. He said it probably will is the entire town’s right to remove Chicago White Sox in 1984, was laterally or bend down,” he Carter got an infield single in the against Joe Cowley, 8-9. Toby chester for almost 100 years include panels representing each it. the last lefty to play third. said. first inning and then hit a two-run Indians slugger Joe Carter slapped plenty of hands Harrah walked, Oddibe McDowell “Don’t look at me as if I’m “The trainer wasn’t too op­ homer in the third. Carter singled Friday when he wasn’t slapping the Red Sox. Carter was hit by a pitch and Scott crazy, I need offense.” Piniella again in the fifth, and then Fletcher walked, loading the timistic,” Piniella said. “I don’t cranked three home runs and went 5-for-5 to lift the bases. Right fielder John Cange- Murder said. “If we jump out to a lead want Pagliarulo to run at all.” connected against Sammy Stewart Tribe, 7-3. Obituaries (with Mattingly at third), we Pagliarulo, who leads the for a leadoff home run in the losi dropped a fly ball by Pete Irate trucker abandons rig can reorganize.” seventh. O’Brien, allowing two runs to Yankees with 28 home runs, took the loss. Continued from page Trooper Jim Barnes. “He jumped Mattingly, who learned of Carter opened the ninth with a A’* 4, Orioles 3 score, and Petralli delivered his bond. missed his second straight Carney Lansford's RBI single two-run single^. Mary Gudjunis John J. Fleming out and said, ‘I’ve had it. You can’t Piniella’s plan before Thursday game Thursday night after 40 homer off Bob Stanley. Carter has At Oakland, Mike Davis ho­ victims Simeoni was driving for Westlyn put Oakland ahead in the third. Harrah hit his seventh homer of Mary (Kibouskas) Gudjunis. 93. to move it, state police said. pick on us (truckers) any longer.’” Creamery of Lynn, Mass. The night’s game, took some infield con.secutive starts. hit 24 home runs this season, seven mered twice and went 4-for-4, John J. Fleming. 44. of East When a wrecker arrived at the practice at shortstop. against the Red Sox. Davis' leadoff homer in the fourth the season in the eighth against formerly of Hemlock Street, died Simeoni was charged with intim­ truck was loaded with 30,000 With Pagliarulo out, the Yan­ leading the Oakland A’s past the made it 2-0. Hartford, died Thursday at Hart­ scene, Simeoni got into his truck idation for following too closely, Mattingly, a .338 hitter this Boston scored in the first when reliever Dave Schmidt. Friday at a Manchester convales­ ford Hospital. He was the brother pounds of orange juice, state police kees have used light-hitting Baltimore Orioles 4-3 in the first The Orioles lied it in the sixth on cent home. She was the widow of and slowly moved it across three illegal use of the the left lane, said. season and last year’s most Mike Fischlin at shorstop and Wade Boggs singled and later game of a twi-night doubleheader Brewers 3, Royals 1 forgotten of Robert Fleming of 81 Ledgecresf lanes of traffic, nearly colliding valuable player in the Ameri­ came home on Bill Buckner’s Friday. Jim Traber’s two-run homer, his John Gudjunis. Terrace. hazardous parking, reckless driv­ State police working overtime moved Wayne Tolleson to third,^ nth. with an ambulance, state police ing, failure to obey an officer and can League, seemed to like the Seattle is scheduled to start a sacrifice fly. Carter’s homer put The victory was the third At Kansas City, Mo. — Ted By Judle Glove She was born in Lithuania on said. have used three airplanes, trucks Davis led off the eighth with his Higuera pitched a six-hitter and The Associated Press Feb. 13. 1893. and was a resident of failure to grant the right of way to and unmarked sports cars, such as idea of the switch. pair of right-handers. Mike the Indians ahead in the third, but straight for Oakland while the He also is survived by four sons. “I just think he was having a bad Although he’s ambidextrous. the Red Sox tied it in their half on 17th home run. his third in two set Milwaukee’s single-season stri­ Manchester for more than 70 Thomas Fleming in the U.S. Air an ambulance, state police said. a Corvette Stingray, to catch Brown and Bill Swift, in the Orioles lost their sixth consecutive games. Baltimore scored in the day,” said state police spokesman He was later released on $5,000 Mattingly said he wouldn’t Saturday doubleheader. Jim Rice’s 13th home run. game. The A’s swept a double- keout record Friday night in NEW YORK — Five New years. Before she retired, she had Force in England. David, John and speeders and unsafe trucks. ninth on a double-play grounder. leading the Brewers to a 3-1 victory Yorkers were murdered Tuesday been employed as a spinner at the attempt to throw right-handed The Yankees also used out­ Snyder put Cleveland in front to header from Baltimore on Matthew Fleming at home: his and would borrow a fielder’s stay in the fourth with his 17th Thursday. over the Kansas City Royals. and one of them, a preppy, former Cheney Bros, mills. She parents, John F. and Catherine fielder Dave Winfield at third in Blue Jays 6, Twins 5 mitt. the late innings in games when homer into the screen in left. The With the score 2-2, Davis led off Higuera. 17-8, fanned six and put well-to-do teenager named Jen­ was a member of St. James (Maloney) Fleming of Colchester: Indians added two more iuns in the At Toronto, Cliff Johnson singled his season total at 173, four more nifer Levin, made headlines. The Church. “I can still throw right- Pagliarulo was injured earlier. the sixth with a single and took home the tying run and Jesse and a niece and two nephews. Navy moves to foreign ships inning on an RBI single by Chris second on a groundnut. He then than Marty Pattin recorded with other four moved in different She is survived by a son. Wasco Bando and Tony Bemazard’s Barfield then hit into a game­ the Brewers in 1971. The husky worlds and their deaths got little Gudjunis in Idaho, a daughter. scored the go-ahead run when he winning forceout, capping a ninth- The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 Continued from page 1 sacrifice fly. stole third base and continued Mexican right-hander. 7-1 since public attention. Helen Tierney of Jacksonville a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral The Navy sued the firm. Rain­ cluding a written affidavit from inning rally Friday night that gave the All-Star break, raised his In some ways the five cases are bow Navigation Inc. of Red Bank, Secretary of State George Shultz, Don Baylor hit his 26th homer in home on catcher John Stefero’s the Toronto Blue Jays a 6-5 victory Beach. Fla.: and three grandchild­ Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, the Boston eighth, but Carter throwing error. career record against Kansas City similar. Like Levin, Rachel Pa- r e n a n d three great- island nation have threatened to N.J., last year, claiming the line Scalia rejected the government’s over the Minnesota Twins. to 4-1. with a mass of Christian burial at shut down a crucial U.S. base Padres’ president homered again in the ninth Eric Plunk, 4-7. allowed five hits jooh, Rosa Dueno, Vincent Mat­ grandchildren. charged “excessive or otherwise contention that foreign policy Toronto won its sixth straight Dennis Leonard dropped to 6-11 10 a m. at St. James Church. there, if Icelandic merchants ships unreasonable” tariffs — currently Jacoby snapped an O-for-21 over six-plus innings to get the thews and Danny Alvarez al­ The funeral will be Tuesday at Burial will be in Rose Hill could temper the act’s absolute slump with two doubles and a game and pulled within 3‘A games and for the second consecutive legedly were killed by people they 8:15 a m. at the Holmes Funeral don’t get a share of the lucrative the only circumstance where U.S. advantage to U.S. shipping lines. victory with help from Jay Howell, of American League East leader Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Navy trade. single and Tabler added three who tossed the final three innings start had nothing to show fora good knew. As in Levin’s case, quick Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of military cargo can be shifted to singles. Boston, which lost to Cleveland 7-3. performance. Leonard allowed arrests were made. foreign flag vessels. Under the new rule, proposed cooks his Goose for his 1.3th save. Storm Davis, 9-12, Kelly Gruber opened the Toronto Christian burial at 9 a m. at St. Calling hours are Sunday 7 to 9 The Navy and the State Depart­ seven hits in eight-plus innings. But Levin, 18, died in Central James Church p.m. and Monday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 But a federal appeals court, in a last month to ease the provisions of Park, behind the Metropolitan ment were rebuked earlier this the act, the secretary of the Navy By The Associated Press not in the best interest of the club.” Burial will be in St. James p.m. year in an attempt to deny decision written by Supreme Court Museum of Art. The other killings Cemetery. Calling hours are Mon­ Justice-designee Antonin Scalia, — represented by cost-cutting “Players have a right to speak NL roundup in the city that day were in housing preference to the single-ship New Pentagon contracting officers — SAN DIEGO — Relief pitcher out. I welcome anyone coming to day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be Jersey line now carrying naval upheld Rainbow’s right to enjoy projects in the Bronx, the borough Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer the time-honored preference. would have a wider berth in Goose Gossage was suspended me personally to air grievances or north of Manhattan. cargo to. the key. Soviet-watching deciding whether U.S. shippers are without pay for the rest of the 1986 make suggestions to improve the made to a charity of the donor’s Society, 670 Prospect St.. Hartford base at Keflavik, Iceland. Other than a brief story in a local choice. 06103. After weighing arguments, in­ priced unfairly. season by the San Diego Padres organization and the team.” Smith newspaper about Pajooh, the Friday. said. “However, as in any busi­ 15 Is magic to Ojeda and Mets Bronx murders were all but Club President Ballard Smith ness, we expect our employees to forgotten. conduct themselves said the suspension was effective professionally. That does not surprise Lt, Louis Calendars immediately and was brought on By The Associated Press The Mets, meanwhile, were com­ Delnavo, who works in one of the by Gossage’s repeated “personal “Mutual respect must be a part ing off an 8-1 West Coast trip, the borough’s high-crime areas. “Un­ attacks” against team owner Joan of any employer-employee rela­ NEW YORK - Bob Ojeda best in their history. fortunately, no one cares about the Kroc and Smith. tionship. Gossage’s repeated per­ pitched a five-hitter and Mookie Bronx,’’ he said. Manchester Hall. 8 p.m. Gossage-, who has a 5-7 record sonal attacks on the owner and Wilson had three hits, an RBI and Phillies 6, Giants 4 But police do not believe their management of the Padres are not scored a run as the New York Mets Tuesday ’Thursday The East Catholic High School with a 4.31 earned run average, At Philadelphia. Von Hayes and cases were overlooked just be­ told Newsday this week that Smith in the best interest of this extended their winning streak to John Russell each had three hits cause they lacked the sensational Board of Directors comment Library Board of Directors, organization.” four with a 2-1 victory over the Los Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 “doesn’t know anything and In his anger over a ban of beer in and two RBI Friday night as the details of the Levin case: sex, and session. Municipal Building, 9a.m. Parents’ Club doesn’t care” about baseball. Angeles Dodgers Friday night. Philadelphia Phillies won for the a group of wealthy teens who liked Hockanum River Linear Park p.m. the team clubhouse. Gossage ber­ Keith Hernandez drove in Wilson The former New York Yankees’ ated Kroc. saying she was “poison­ ninth time in their last 12 games, to party at the trendy Dorrian’s Committee, Lincoln Center confer­ relief ace said he missed playing in with a first-inning, infield single off defeating the San Francisco Red Hand bar in Manhattan. ence room. 7:30 p.m ing the world” with food served at Rick Honeycutt, 9-9. Wilson Giants 6-4. New York. McDonald’s restaurants. Kroc is Part of the reason, they say, is Board of Directors workshop. Coventry “I’d rather have a guy like singled home a run in the eighth. Hayes, who had a single, double simple geography — the media and Lincoln Center hearing room. 7:30 chairwoman of the board of the Ojeda. 15-4, won his third and triple, has hit in 18 of his last 20 p.m. George (Steinbrenner, Yankees giant fast-food chain. top police brass are in Manhattan. ’Tuesday Presents owner) who wants to win every straight decision. In his last 16 games and is 32-for-81 over that “We have murders involving Board of Directors. Lincoln Housing Authority, on site. 7 game than have the guy we have At the time. Gossage called starts, he has a record of 9-2. He span. He also leads the National bars all the time,” said Lt. John Center Hearing Room, 8 p.m. p.m. Smith and Kroc “gutless, spineless struck out seven batters and League with 34 doubles. Wednesday here who doesn’t know anything Sebring, who heads the detective Zoning Board of Appeals. Town and doesn’t care,” Gossage was people.” walked two. and at one point Rookie Mike Maddux, 2-5, al­ squad in the drug-ravaged 41st Human Relations Commission Office Building. 7:30 p.m. “All of a sudden, we’re being retired 13 Dodgers in a row. The lowed four runs in 5 2-3 innings. subcommittee. Lincoln Center quoted as saying, “He (Smith) Precinct, known as “Fort Town Council, Town Office cares more about our citizenship treated like 14-year-old kids.” he run he gave up was unearned and Steve Bedrosian got the final six Apache.” gold room, 7:30 p.m. Building, 7:30 p.m. Jthan winning. He wants choirboys said. “It stinks. I guess Ballard came on a ninth-inning groundout. outs for his 20th save, setting his “But who wants to know about ’Thursday "and not winning players. Wbat are Smith and Joan Kroc don’t have The Mets lowered their magic career high. the San Juan or the Alpaca? The Cheney Historic District Com­ Wednesday we in this game for. to show what anything better to do. Their life is number for winning the National Dorrian, trendy, upscale, wha­ mission. Probate Court building, Republican Town Committee. good people we are or to win so boring.” League East to 15. Reds 2, Cardinals 0 4:30 p.m. Town Office Building. 7 p.m. The Scott Magoon Honeycutt gave up seven hits tever you want to call it, is much games? Gossage, 35. is in his third year At. St. Louis. Bill Gullickson more interesting,” he said. Judge’s hours. Probate Court School Building Committee, “I never sang in a choir. I didn’t and a walk in 6 1-3 innings and pitched a three-hitter, retiring 17 of building, 6:30 p.m. Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. with San Diego after spending six struck out seven batters. He has Capt. Michael Julian of the know you had to go to church years as the Yankees’ No. 1 the the last 18 batters, and Buddy department’s Public Information Parks and Recreation Commis­ before you could play baseball.” lost three of his last four decisions. Bell homered Friday night as the sion. Patriot’s Park. 7:30 p.m. reliever. In his first two seasons Wilson led off the Mets first with Office said only one detective and Andover Benefit Dance Gossage said. here, Gossage was the stopper of Cincinnati Reds won their sixth a double down the third-base line. his partner were assigned to the In a statement read by team the San Diego bullpen, recording 25 straight game with a 2-0 triumph Levin case. “Fortunately for us we ’Thursday spokeswoman Be Barnes. Smith He went to third when Tim Teufel over the St. Louis Cardinals. Phillies baserunner John Russell gets kicked in the No meetings scheduled. Housing Rehabilitation Commis­ and 26 saves, respectively. grounded out to second base, and hit paydirt very early and didn’t said he was suspending Gossage He has 21 saves in 33 opportuni­ Gullickson. 12-8, walked none helmet by Giants shortstop Jose Uribe while being need to call in additional help.” sion. Town Office Building, 7:30 under Major League Rule 13. Hernandez followed with a broken- and struck out five as he won his p.m ties this year but has been largely bat single fielded by Steve Sax erased on a double play Friday. Russell ripped three hits Julian said. which gives owners the right to ineffective, giving up the tying or fourth straight start, his eighth “But we would have if we had Bolton behind the bag at second. career shutout. In his last eight in the Phils’ 6-4 win. Saturday discipline players for “repeated go-ahead run in several instances to.” he said, because “a murder in and continuing insubordination Ojeda allowed Bill Russell’s line starts. Gullickson has permitted Tuesday Voter registration. Town Office Saturday, September 6, 1986 where there was no save single with one out in the first Central Park affects so many and similar player behavior that is opportunity. only six earned runs over 65 people.” Board of Selectmen. Community Building. 9 a.m. to noon. inning, then retired 13 straight innings — a 0.83 ERA. Cubs 7, Braves 3 Astros 3, Pirates 2 The tree-filled park is New 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. until he walklbd Dave Anderson Mike LaValliere, who singled in At Atlanta. Bob Dernier hit a At Houston. Mike Scott allowed Yorkers’ “haven from urban life,” with two out in the fifth. the third, and Willie McGee, who three-run homer in a five-run six hits in 7 2-3 innings for his 14th Julian said. “We’re naturally The Weekend The game marRcd the start of a singled in the fourth and the ninth, Chicago fifth inning and Manny victory and Jose Cruz hit a two-run concerned that people would get nine-game road trip for Los were the only Cardinals to reach Trillo had three hits and two RBI single to lead the Houston Astros to scared and feel they can’t use the P ssstHI Angeles, which just ended a 3-6 base. Gullickson faced only 30 Friday night as the Cubs defeated a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh park without fear." East Catholic High School UConn soccer opens at home Sunday homestand. its worst of the season. men. the Atlanta Braves 7-3. Pirates Fridav night. A day after Levin’s death, police WE'VE GOT A SECRET arrested Robert Chambers, 19, and 115 New State Road • Manchester STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s soccer team charged him with second-degree BUT WE’LL TELL YOU opens its 1986 regular season on Sunday against William and murder. Mary at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Authorities said Chambers and N EXT W EEK UConn was 17-4-3 in 1985 and ranked ninth in the final national Explosions postpone Expos’ ballgame Levin had dated several times and coaches’ poll. William and Mary of Williamsburg, Va. was 15-4-2. left Dorrian’s, which caters to a HERE’S A HINT By The Associated Press jet-setting group of young, wealthy BYOB • Set-ups Provided said iron worker Alvin Sylvain, and started leaking and it could Employees with the Olympic who alerted the work crew. “I have been a spark from anything Installations Board, which oper­ college students, around 4 a.m. Television and radio highlights MONTREAL — Two explosions Tuesday. $ $ $ $ stayed behind to make sure there that started the fire,” Sylvain said. ates the stadium, the Alouettes of Donation $7.50 per person TODAY Friday shook Olympic Stadium, was no one around.” The stadium was finished in time the Canadian Football League and Defense attorney Jack Littman home of the Montreal Expos, when admits Chambers strangled Levin. 12:30 p.m. — U.S. Open, Channel 3. Firefighters managed to contain for the 1976 Summer Olympic the Expos were not evacuated 1 YOUR PARTICIPATING I two bottles of oxygen exploded the fire to the top of the tower about Games but completion of the tower from their offices in the stadium. But Littman contends the killing Open to the Public 1 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC. inside the stadium’s unfinished was accidental and occurred while 1 GREATER HARTFORD FORD DEALER 1 1:30 p.m. — Gatorade 200, ESPN, an hour after the explosions, but and the retractable roof which is “When we went out at about tower, officials said. . they had trouble directing water on supposed to unfold from it was three o’clock, there were flames the teenagers were engaging in 2 p.m. — Mets vs. Dodgers, Channels 22, 30, WKHT. There were no injuries among the blaze because their aerial rough sex in the park. HOFFMAN FORD 2 p.m. — College football: Hawaii vs. Air Force, Channel 18. postponed by the Quebec govern­ around the top of the tower but they BOO C O N K C TIC U T B i n . BILL SELIG FORD the 60 workers on the construction ladders, which go as high as seven ment for eight years because of About the time Levin left the IS CEHTRAL 8 p.m. — College football: Miami vs. South Carolina, ESPN. seem to have steadily subsided,” EAST NARTFOn WIHOSOR site at the time. floors, were too short. massive cost overruns. Manhattan bar, Rosa Dueno, 44, 8:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Mariners, SportsChannel, WPOP. Rich Griffin, the head the Expos’ 289-7721 The National League baseall Sylvain said he saw a bottle of Construction, which resumed public relations office, said. and her live-in boyfriend, John 688-3651 9 p.m. — Oilers vs. Cowboys, Channel 3. game between the Montreal Expos acetylene accidently catch fire and Enrique, 33, began quarreling. two years ago. was scheduled for MORANDE FORD Call for Tickets: 9 p.m. — Saturday Night at the Fights. SportsChannel. and the San Diego Padres sche­ spread to other bottles of the fuel. completion in the spring of 1987. Will Maier, a tourist from The argument occurred only six 2S0 W fltT E R S a BO. MONACO FORD 7B7 HEW LOHDOH TPKi duled for Friday night was post­ Acetylene bums intensely but The resumption of construction Maryland, said he was about to miles north of where Miss Levin BERtlR BLASTOHRURY SUNDAY poned until Saturday to allow doesn’t explode. He said he or­ was delayed repeatedly as a begin a tour of the stadium when he and Chambers walked in Central 522-6300 633-9403 872-4864 • 644-3292 • 649-5336 12:30 p.m. — U.S. Open, Channel 3. engineers to determine whether dered the other workers out provincial government commit­ heard "a big boom.” Park, but as Delnavo said, “In 1 p.m. — Indians vs. Red Sox, Channels 22, 30, 38, WTIC. structural damage was caused to because he feared the acetylene tees studied options to put a roof on social distance, they were worlds WILLIAMS FORD “It sounded like a cannon on the so RATAIORO RO. DILLION FORD 1 p.m. — Southern 500, ESPN. the tower. would eventually set off the nearby the Sl-billion stadium. fourth of July.” Maier said. He ieft apart.” SIOM AIH ST. WEST HARTFORD MAHCNESTER 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Dodgers, SportsChannel, WKHT. The explosions occurred about 30 oxygen tanks. Francine Clermont, an em­ the stadium in time to see black During the argument, Enrique, 236-2525 Donated as a Public Service by the Atlas Oil Company, 4:30 p.m. — Horse racing: Arlington Million, (Channels 22, 30. minutes after 10 tanks of acetylene The fire quickly spread to ployee with the Montreal Alouettes object fly from the top of the mast, an unemployed construction 643-2145 near the top of the 10-story tower wooden forms and floors in the which has its offices in the worker with a record of drug East Hartford • Manchester 4:30 p.m. — U.S. Amateur Golf Championship, Channels 8, 40. scattering fragments all over the WAGNER FORD 5:30 p.m. — PGA: Memphis Classic, ESPN. caught fire. The flames heated the tower. stadium, said she saw flames ground. arrests, allegedly plunged a knife I2SSH0PRIEA00W ST. LCI FORD SS HORTH MAIH ST. 7:30 p.m. — U.S. Open, USA. two oxygen tanks to the point Sylvain said anything could have shooting from the tower moments Maier. who recorded the fire into Dueno’s chest. SIRISBURr RHDOLETBWH where they exploded. 10 p.m. — Yankees vs. Mariners, Channel 11, WPOP. caused the initial fire. after she and other workers felt a with his video camera, said flames Neighbors took up a collection to 658-0471 346-9645 “Everybody was out a good "The hose that comes out of the tremor. The flames disappeared shot about five meters from the top help pay for Dueno's funeral. half-hour before the explosion.” acetylene tank might have bent about 15 minutes later, she said. of the tower. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 _13 SCOREBOARD LT. is geared to be great again By Tom Canovon The Associated Press defensive end George Martin, the The statistics were stiii whether Taylor can regain the National League reaulta team’s player representative. He impressive. form that separated him from the Adrian Stills added that only "outsiders” have “The former North Carolina star rest. 75-73-IX EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J - questions about Taylor. Baseball Mata 2, Dodgers 1 Dovt Eldwlbtrggr M -7A-1X made 83 solo tackles, assisted on 21 St. Louis Cardinals linebacker Lon Hlnklt Mention Lawrence Taylor and the "Lawrence Taylor is definitely others and registered a career high Willie Wood New York GlanU take a deep E.J. Junior, who overcame a 75- 73— IX in a class by himself and I am 13Vi sacks as the Giants finished LOS ANOCLS NEW YO«K Gene Elliott 76- 7 3 - lX breath and speak in measured cocaine problem in 1982 and later obrhM obrhM Trevor Dodds 73-75— IX ; words. proud as heck to play with a person 10-6 and beat San Francisco in a earned All-Pro status, thinks Tay­ Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 MW IIsncf 4 1 3 1 Tom Pemice Jr. 78-7D— IX who I think is going to be wild-card game before being Aniilean Lngin ttindingt Andy Dillard lor can. BRussetl If 4 0 2 0 Teufel a> 3 0 0 0 77- 7I - 1 X 1 considered a legend.” knocked out of the playoffs by the M o d ic k lb 4 0 0 0 Bckm n 2b 0 0 0 0 Lorry Ziegler 73- 7S -1 X ■ about him is going to have trouble “I can tell you Lawrence Taylor Cabell rt 4 1 2 0 KH m dz 1b 4 0 11 Tim Norris 76- 7 3 - lX An All-Pro in each of his five Chicago Bears. is a better man than I am,” Junior t a t M v W m i Bill Sander getting up,” Coach Bill Parcells w L Ret. OB Ham itn 3b 4 0 0 0 M ltc h d l If 4 0 1 0 77- 71— IX NFL seasons, the 27-year-old out­ ’Two months later, Taylor said in said. “I had to go out and get Botton S clo sd a c 2 0 0 0 O ykstracf 0 0 0 0 Charles Bolling 74- 74 -1 X '*'®™®** reporters a few weeks ago. 74 54 .578 Robert Wrenn side linebacker is often called the a prepared statement that he was Toronto X 58 .550 Andesn ss 3 0 0 1 Strwbry rt 3 0 0 0 77-73— I X Tm Just a ballplayer this year, arrested before I confronted the 3 '/i 4 0 0 0 (3reg Twiggs best defensive player in the Now York M 99 .535 6 JCionzIz cf 3 0 0 0 Knlght3b 76- 7 3 - lX undergoing treatment for sub- problem. Lawrence grabbed the OotroH Trevino ph 1 0 0 0 Hearn c 4 0 1 0 Steve Jones 77- 73— I X not an interview,” Taylor says, National Fcxtball League and is 8tan(% abuse. 6» 61 .527 7 Hoi Sutton bull by the horns. He said I’m Baltim ore 64 63 .504 Honevcttp 2 0 0 0 Santonoss 3 1 1 0 S frd F -IX responding to requests to talk with 9'A 2 0 0 0 Bill Kratzert seen as a certain Hall of Famer. “In the past year, due to probably not playing as well as I Clevetand 6S 64 .504 9'A Powell p 0 0 0 0 O ledap 8 0 X - 1 X a firm "no.” M ilwaukee Totals 3 2 1 5 1 Totals Rlctwrd Fehr 76-73— I X But even as he was making substance abuse, I have left the 64 63 .504 9ame Winning RBI — KHemondez Rocco Mediate 73- 7 7 - I X previous years. He had one out­ said. 99 X .457 13 Ed R o rl Taylor was treated for, but he said K o n e o ta tv 1 ( 11). 79- 70— I X abuse. The substan(% was never standing mid-season game against X .453 139) at Toronto MIdndo If 4 0 0 0 Schmdl3b 2 2 11 Peter Oosterhuls (Johnson 3-1) C Brown 3b 4 111 GWIIsonrf Women*8 playoff champs 7575— 151 U 5 0 2 1 Ross Cochran 77-74— 151 Baltimore (Dixon 10-10) ot Oakland CDavIs rt 4 12 0 Samuel 2b 3 0 0 0 Borry Jaeckel (R llo 09) Brenly c 3 12 1 JoRssllc 7573— 151 3 0 3 2 The Main Pub capped a banner year by Bobby Pancrotz 77-74— 151 Texas (Witt 69) ot Chicooo (DeLeon 3-3), Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Karin Turek, Marie Rogers, Ellie Wait, (n) Walt Chapman 7577— 151 Sports In Brief Spllman If 1 0 0 0 Maddux p 2 0 0 0 winning the Women’s Softball League Brod Bryant Connors taxed in Open triumph; 8571— 151 Milwaukee (Birkbeck 0-0) ot Kansos Berengrp 0 0 0 0 Humep 0 0 0 0 Karen Johnson, Cathy Grant, Kim C ity (GutXcza 7-6), (n) playoffs. Front row (from left); Claudia David Frost 7576— 151 Gloddnph 1 0 0 0 Schuph 10 0 0 Brad FOxon New York (John 5-2 and J. NIekro S9) at Krukow p Goodenow, Millie Rainey and Gail 7578— 151 0 0 0 0 Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 Ahern, Ann Kvadas, Doreen Downham Rich Cramer 81-71— 153 Dine with the Whalers for a cause Seottle (Swift 1-5 ond Brown 4-5), 2, JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 GGrossph White, Missing: Cheryl Rafala, Michelle (n) 10 0 0 John McComIsh 7 5 7 3 - 152 Aldreteph 10 11 Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 and Coach Laura Ounfield. Back row: Mike Donald GLASTONBURY — The Glastonbury Lions, co-sponsors with Detroit (Retry 4-7) ot Collfom lo (Condelo- Downs pr 0 0 0 0 Quey and Frank Fody. 7574— 152 rlo 7-2), (n) Steve Pate 7577— 152 FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Brian Cloor Hartford Whalers of the Se(x>nd Annual Charity Golf _ Sunday's Oomes Yongbld If 7576— 152 McEnroe, Fieming disqualified 10 0 0 Jeff Lewis 77-75-152 Tournament, is hosting a benefit dinner for the Vision G Cleveland at Boston Totals S3 4 9 4 Totals 33 6 11 6 M ark Lye Minnesota at Toronto NATIONAL LEAGUE 8573— 152 Immunology Center and the UConn Children’s Cancer Fund on Major League statistics John Cook 7573— 152 Texas ot Chicago Son Francisco OOO 022 000— 4 TEAM BATTING Monday, September 8, at the Glastonbury Hills Country Club. By Bob Greene “It was sort of a nasty situation. women’s winner Chris Evert Lloyd of service in the second set, then Milwaukee ot Kansas City (taorge Bums 77-75-152 Phllodelphia J02 001 B H HR RBI Pet G e o rg e Codie The Associated Press Baltimore ot Oakland Complete throughgamesofThursday New York MOO 627 1164 122 587 .265 G olf 8572— 152 Among those at the prime rib dinner, which follows the golf “McEnroe is much more upset played Regina Marsikova and the took a lead in the third set when he G a m e Winning RBI — Hayes (9). Mike Smith 77-75—152 Detroit at California E— AAaldonodo, Samuel, Jeltz. DP— San AMERICAN LEAGUE San Diego 4338 506 1123 114 486 .259 ^urnament, will be current Whaler personalities like Ron than Fleming,” Farrar said. reigning Wimbledon men’s cham­ broke the Italian teen-ager in the New York ot Seattle, (n) TEAM BATTING Son Fron. Buddy Gardner 7579^152 Francisco 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB—San 4318 554 1109 87 507 .257 Greg Powers Francis, Sylvain Turgeon and GM/President Emile Francis, as NEW YORK — Jimmy Connors, ’’McEnroe is very disappointed pion, West Germany’s Boris seventh game. But Pistolesi broke AB R H HR RBI Pet Atlanta 4228 506 1071 113 471 .253 7574— in Francisco 4, Phllodelphia 11. 2B—Hayes, Curt Byrum 7 7 -7 6 -in looking his age, came up with the about not playing and very upset Becker, took on Brazil’s Cassio right back. J(^ussell. 3B—Hayes. SB— Hayes (19), Toronto 4582 689 1264 150 650 . 276 Chicooo 4333 526 1096 117 493 .253 well as former greats Gordie Howe, Jean Ratelle and Derek Cleveland 4446 621 1229 119 582 . 276 Los Angeles Country Club Loren Roberts 7579— in big points when needed to down about it.” Motta. RThompson (10). S—Krukow. SF— 4262 495 10M 98 466 .253 Brad Weover 7575— 154 Sanderson. The tourney is sold out but dinner tickets at $35 apiece JoRussell. New York 4357 627 1179 151 587 . 271 Montreal 4228 505 1068 95 478 .253 19-year-old Claudio Pistolesi of Three games later, Connors Natloflil League itandinge Texas Houston Shi Ingraham 83-73— 154 are still available. Asked if McEnroe asked the Wilander defeated France’s IP H R ER B B SO 4411 607 1192 134 572 . 270 4246 496 1072 97 465 .252 Italy 7-6, 6-4, 7-5 Friday and move finished off the two-hour, 42- Bostan 4333 613 1165 104 581 .269 Pittsburgh Thefollowlngarethestortlngtlmesforthe Ralph Landrum 77-77— 154 supervisor and tournament refe­ Thierry Tulasne 6-1, 7-5, 6-4; Son Francisco 2 i ’ 251 90 495 .250 Brian Mogg For tickets, call George Rowe at 6354695 days or 342-2979 minute match when he broke Krukow L.13-8 Detroit 4406 641 1162 152 599 . 264 Philadelphia 4323 577 1077 1)9 545 .249 M^ber-A6^ber (Jolf Tournament to be 7575— 154 into the third round of the U S. ree Gayle Bradshaw to i^econsider Edberg outlasted Kevin Curren Ecvt Divisleii 2 7 5 5 1 2 heldAuoustX, 1986; Doug Johnson 7 5 7 5 - 154 evenings or Brian Tyrol at 633-3531 days or 633-6909 evenings. Pistolesi at 30. JRoblnson 2 0 Baltim ore 4292 582 1127 138 548 . 263 Cincinnati 4341 546 1083 111 502 .249 Open Tennis Championships. W L Pet. OB 0 0 2 1 M ilwaukee StLouls .Tomklel, McCollum, Steponskl, Bob Wolcott 81-74— 155 the default, Farrar said: 7-6, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2: Nystrom H em Y ork FWIIIIams 1 1-3 2 1 1 1 4316 546 1129 100 516 . 262 4220 469 990 X 434 .235 DOCKI6I Guilikson gained entry into the 86 42 .672 0 MInnesata 4360 601 1142 160 569 . 262 Brion Tennyson 7578— 154 Connors, who will turn 34 before “He couldn’t understand why we downed Czechoslovakia’s Pavel Phllodelptila 66 62 .516 20 Berenguer 1 2 0 0 1 1 6:31 Lowrey, A. Elgner, G. Quick, P. Tommy Valentine 105th U.S. Championships by get­ MOavIs California 4267 611 1101 131 575 . 258 INDIVIDUAL BATTING 81- 73— 154 this two-week tournament con­ couldn’l have waite(l longer. He Slozil 6-2, 6-1, 6-0; Jarryd elimi­ St. Louis 63 65 .492 23 1 ^3 0 0 0 1 3 Seattle Taylor Tom Jenkins 7576— 154 March of Dimes promotes softball ting a wild card at “the 11th hour.” AAontreoI Philadelphia 4329 582 1096 130 549 . 253 2Mormoreatbofs. cludes and has won this Grand 61 63 .492 22'/2 Oakland 4294 577 1080 128 539 .252 e ■’“'■nes, D. Rodoboch, P. WInarskI, Joe Inman 8574— 154 never really asked us to recon­ nated Luke Jensen 6-0, 6-3, 51; and Chicooo 55 Maddux W.2-5 5 2-3 7 4 2 1 2 AB R H HR RBI Pet E. DuMea he said. X .430 31 Chicago 4217 533 1053 102 503 . 250 Gwynn SD 505 85 173 13 52 .343 Bobby Clampett 7579^154 The Connecticut M arch of Dimes will host the First Annual 16” Slam title five times, was joined in sider. He just kept saying, ‘How Mecir ousted Guy Forget of Pittsburgh 51 76 .402 34 V2 Hume 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 6:«N . Nordeen,H. Dvorek, E. Roberts, A. Rich Mahar Tekulve Kansas City 4345 511 1079 107 484 . 248 Brooks M on 306 M 104 14 58 340 7579— 155 the victory ranks Friday by Tom France 7-5, 6-4, 6-1. W « t Division 1 0 0 0 0 0 Robldoux Scott Verplank 7579— 155 Softball Tournament on Sept. 6 and 7. A state championship could you do this? Why couldn’t ”I think they called me an hour Houston _ Bedrosn S,20 2 0 0 0 0 1 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Raines M on 455 69 151 8 53 .3X Bunky Henry Guilikson, the oldest man in the X 55 .5X 250ormoreatbafs. Bockm on N Y 314 54 104 0 24 X I 6:52 B. Moron, P. White, F. Klernan, P. 7 5 7 6 - 1S5 game is slated for Sept. 13. you have waited longer?’ ” Kohde-Kilsch crushed Catherine or two before the draw,” he said. CIncInnatt 66 62 .512 7 Sullivan John Fought 7577— 155 tournament who will turn 35 on Tanvier of France 6-1, 6-0; Sukova Son Francisco HBP—Samuel by Krukow. WP— AB R H HR RBI Pct CBrow n SF 399 54 I X 7 48 .326 Men, women and co-ed divisions will compete in single The two were defaulted when “Fleming refused a wild card 65 63 .508 8 Boggs Bsn 453 83 155 7 57 .342 Worlorty, Tony P. Fahey, Zemke Lou Graham 7577— 155 Sept. 8. Los Angoles 61 Krukow. Sax L A 489 66 156 5 X .319 Morris Hatalsky they failed to show up 15 minutes downed Britain’s Sara Gomer 7-5, because he was going to concen­ 67 .477 12 Puckett Min 541 96 185 25 75 . 342 Muphry Chi 287 X W 4 X .310 W. Warren, F. Tracy, A. Martin, M. 79-74— 155 elimination for a minimum registration fee of $60 per team. Atlanta 59 68 .465 13'/2 Umpires—Home, McSherry; First, De- Mattingly NY Phil Blockmor 77-78— 155 Guilikson, whose career high­ after their match was called to go 7-5; Maleeva defeated Peru’s trate on the doubles. ... I was Son (}looo Muth; Second, CWIIIIams; Third, Gregg 533 85 180 23 86 .338 Boss Htn 466 67 144 18 57 .309 Danny Briggs Games will be played at McAuliffe Park in East Hartford, Blake 59 69 .461 13'/2 Rice Bsn 492 75 160 12 81 .325 W alling Htn 285 41 M 11 47 .309 7;13Storterstlme 7581— 156 lights have come in doubles onto court. LauraGildemeister53.51; Garri­ prepared to fly up on a Thursday Thursday's (tames T— 2:40. A — 21,572. J:»Correotl, Wodos, Gozzo, Rnnegan Bill Rogers Field in New Haven and Falcon Field in Meriden. Part of the Bell Ter 512 88 165 27 94 . 322 Roy P it 453 57 I X 5 62 . 305 85 75— 156 competition, upset lOth-seeded An­ Besides Connors and Guilikson. son stopped West Germany’s Eva ^nlght to try and qualify.” No games scheduled Tabler Cle 355 40 114 5 34 . 321 . S. Dexler, V. Buechlerl, R. Craig, G. Rick Dalpos 7578— 156 K H e rn n d zN Y 456 X I X 11 65 .303/VICNIti Tim Simpson unique rules require that only the pitcher, catcher and first dres Gomez of Ecuador 3-6.57,7-6 m doy's (tames Cuba 7. Bravea 3 Yeunt MM 410 61 IM 4 34 . 317 EDavIs CIn X7 75 X X 58 .3X 7577— 154 other singles winners Friday in­ Pfaff 6-7, 6-4, 6-1; and Lindqvist Now he’s in the third round, San Diego at Montreal postponed Fletcher Tex 7:34 J. Macalone, Fdriev, R. Mocalone, B. Frank Conner 77-79— 156 baseman must wear gloves and that baserunners will be allowed 53, 54. defeated Australia’s Amanda 421 68 133 2 45 . 316 Dvksfro N Y 3 X 61 104 7 X .299GlovInnI Rex Caldwell cluded four Swedes — No.'2 Mats having outlasted Gomez, a tal­ Fernndz Ter 545 80 170 8 55 . 312 Haves Phi 472 76 141 10 72 .299 82- 74— 156 to take a lead. The biggest stir of Day Four at Dingwall 6-2, 6-3. New Y o rk Z Los Angeles 1 CHICAGO ATLANTA W ard Tex DelMostro, Chittick, Bill Plerot 8576— 156 Wilander, No. 4 Stefan Edberg, No. ented left-hander who thrives on 368 52 114 5 50 . 310 K n igh t N Y 395 43 118 9 62 .299McAAohon Bobby Mitchell For a registration form, call the March of Dimes in Hartford at the National Tennis Center came Philadelphia 6, Son Francisco 4 Ob r h bl Obrhbl Bernzrd Cle 463 73 143 13 60 .309 MWMson N Y 279 44 X 8 35 .297 8576— 156 7 Joakim Nystrom and No. 13 Connors seemed to be a step late the hard courts at the National Chicago 7, Atlanta 3 Dunston ss 4 0 0 1 M oreno rt 5 110 Barfield Ter B 0'BouTlButter cf 5 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 McDwM N Y 10:15 Davis, Doolady, Rencurrel, A rt Wall Carter rt 5 3 5 4 Bucknr lb 3 0 0 1 Pittsburgh Plrotesot Houston Astros (8:35 Coles Det 405 49 109 15 66 . 269 31 57 12 37-34— 71 bogey was on the par-5 16th hole where he missed a 2-foot putt. ranked in Division I-A. agaisnt eighth-ranked Nebraska. p.m. EDT). Rick Rhoden, 14-7, and second In McCllers SD 42 X 6 BerzInskI Gene LIttler Eagles’ program. coach, thinks he has a prize In M H a ll If 5 0 1 0 Rice If 3 1 1 1 Jacoby Cle 456 60 I X 13 65 . 268 10;XStarterstlme 3536— 71 First-round leader Fuzzy Zoeller, who shot a 70 on Thursday, Georgia Southern has a strong Florida is at home against the Notlonol League In ERA (2.39), opposes DeCInces Cal 405 54 I X M 77 . 267 Burke Mon 45 74 8 Lionel Hebert 3437— 71 “This is the first I’ve heard about Testaverde. N ixon If 0 0 0 0 B aylo r dh 3 1 2 1 Knepper Htn 222 184 10:29 (tannon, Maher, Dlttmon, Carlnger Butch Baird nucleus of its 1985 national cham­ Thmtn dh 4 0 10 DwEvns rt 4 0 10 the Astros' Jim Deshales, 9-3. Johnson Tor 292 42 78 13 51 .267 46 122 15 37- 34— 71 had some problems on Friday. Zoeller finished the day with a 74 Georgia Southern in a. day game. it and I’m surprised,” Russell said. ”I think Vinny Testaverde Is the Forsch StL 184 163 55 87 12 10;X K. Hogan, Peoples, Choiman, Walt ZembrIskI Snyder ss 5 111 Armas cf 2 0 0 0 Roche 3635— 71 for a two-round total of 144. pionship team, returning 19 letter- The Miami-South Carolina and STAT Oleda N Y 167 I X 45 113 14 Al Balding 3636— n One of Russell’s biggest con­ best quarterback in college foot­ ToMerlb 5 1 3 0 Gedmonc 3 0 0 0 AMERICANLEAGUE 10:43 Schilling, DINIcolo, D. Smith, B. men. Coach Erk Russell, however, Florida State-Toledo games are at Roy Smalley's homer Thursday, his 20th, TEAM PITCHING LeSmIth Chi 78 51 X 81 8 Ted Kroll 3636— B Payne Stewart and Joey Sindelar, who were tied with Twitty, cerns Saturday is the size of ball.” Johnson said. ”I’vecoached Jacoby3b 4 1 3 0 Owenss 3 0 0 0 Darling NY GIguere Bill Johnston said he’s wary about the matchup gave the Minnesota Twins five plovers with b r a H ER BB SO ShO SA 181 152 61 139 12 3537— 72 Gary Hallberg and Mike Hulbert at 71 after the first round, were night. college football for 21 years now B and o c 3 0 11 Grenw iph 1 0 0 0 20 or more this season. The last time they Tudor StL 210 I X 52 105 13 10:» H. Trocchl, Moder, B. Ogden, A. Eddie Tyree Florida’s offensive line, but he Totals 39 7 16 7 Totals 29 3 6 3 Kns.CIty 3.92 1111 493 364 700 9 25 Archombault 3537— B “I’m wondering how our players In other day games Saturday, occompllshed that was In 1964 when six M llw . 3.93 1134 492 399 744 9 24 Gooden N Y 195 160 61 149 13 (tardon Lelshman 3636— B in second and third place. Stewart shot a second-round 70 to finish doesn’t believe “any of the guys on and he’s the best quarterback I’ve 10:52 Attamlan, Maddox, Paganl, will react to playing in front of players topped the 20 mork. This season, Boston 3.95 1I X 493 X 6 794 4 X Blue SF 122 101 56 76 9 (taorge Lanning 3834— B the day at 5under par 141. Hawaii visits the Air Force and our team are going to let the size ever seen.” Clevotand 002 300 101— 7 Kirby Puckett, Kent Hrbek, Gary GaettI, GuMcksn CIn 194 I X 51 9211 8 (tanovesi Jock Fleck 72,000 screaming fans,” Russell Boston 101 000 010—3 Ca If. 3.96 1«2 499 391 750 10 X 38- 35— X Sindelar shot a 71 to stand at 2-under 142. Fullerton State journeys to factor bother them.” Testaverde had a 61 percent pass Tom Brunonsky and Smalley hoye 20 or Balt. 4.ro 1094 502 393 7 X 4 X Show SD I X 109 69 94 9 5 11:04 S. Matova, McKee, McKee, Mason Rudolph 37-36— X said. “Most of our players have (tame winning RBI — Snyder (6).' morehorpers. Bedrosn Phi 72 62 X X 8 3 Vonderkol Jim Barber Nevada-Reno. In featured night Florida Coach Galen Hall says completion mark In 1985 when the E— DwEyans. DP—Cleveland2,Boston3. Detroit 4.11 1109 5 X 469 493 9 X 3637— 73 Defending champion Hal Sutton, who was well back in the pack never even been in a stadium with New York 4.21 1140 S X 388 719 6 41 Honevctt LA 129 I X X 77 9 8 11:11 R. Curtis, W elmon, Blount, F re d Hawkins 3835— X games. Western Illinois is at his team will have to have a Hurricanes went 10-1 in the regular LOB—Cleveland 9, Boston 6.2B— Jacoby 2, STREAKS Valenzia LA 213 176 69 191 16 9 Gustomochlo Doug Sanders with an 80 on Thursday, shot a 69 to stand at 149. Dw Evans. H R— Carter 3 (24), Snyder (17), Toronto 4.24 1193 554 395 801 9 32 37-36— X that many people, much less Kansas State, Angelo State visits The New York Mets haye the best road Howell LA 79 62 48 82 5 8 11:18 J. Lattanzio, Livingston Jr., Med- Mike Fetchick disciplined defense to stop Tracy season before losing 35-7 to Tennes­ R ice (13), B aylo r (26). SB— Bernozord Chicago 4 .X 1109 529 441 643 4 X zela,D. Smith 3637— X played in front of them.” New Mexico State. Texas-El Paso record In the m alors (4622). The franchise Texas 4 .x 1102 5 X 609 812 4 X Dravecky SD 161 149 54 87 911 Billy Casper 3637— X Ham. the Georgia Southern see in the Sugar Bowl. (15),Nixon (17). S—Barrett. SF— Buckner, McGtfgan Mon 110 89 11:XStoiTi^tlme Jerry Barber Japan team fines ‘largemouth’ Bass Florida is one of three ranked Bernozord. record Is 48, set In 1969. The National League Ooklond 4 .x 10X 546 5X 7X 5 X 48 77 8 5 3637— X is home against Northern Michi­ quarterback. Last year, he passed for 3,238 record for road wins In a 162-game season Is Krukow SF I X 152 X 127 13 7 11 :X J. Sheo, P. Teefs, A. Zamoltls, R. (taorge Boyer IP H R E R B B SO Cleveland 4.74 12X 599 507 568 5 27 3439— X teams from the state of Florida gan and Louisiana Tech is at Tulsa. 53bythe1972Clnclnnatl Reds.Oakland holds Mathews StL 113 101 31 48 10 4 Demko Joe JImlnez TOKYO — Randy Bass, first baseman for the Hanshin Tigers Gators quarterback Kerwin Bell yards and 21 touchdowns. Ctavotand Seattle 4.74 1260 596 445 707 2 X 11 :X Zavarella, M. Anderson, S. Hormon, 3637— X playing on the first Saturday of the Georgia Southern won the I-AA them alor-leaguem ork (Slnce1910)wlth55ln Minn. 4.74 1X1 594 408 700 4 19 Cox StL I X I X 41 78 8 10 (tardner Dickinson 3836— 74 CondlottI W.159 9 6 3 3 5 2 Palmer Atl I X I X Lynn Charles Owens and winner of last season’s Central League triple crown, has college season. Boston 1971. The Mets haye 13 rood gomes X 137 10 8 3638— 74 national championship last year remaining. inoividualpitching Deshales Htn 112 93 M 102 9 3 11:46 R. Hickey, B. Colnen, R. Perkins, Ben Smith 3837— X been fined $6,450 for criticizing the team ’s manager, Kyodo News No. 3 Miami, led by returning Soever L.7-11 4 1-3 9 S 5 0 4 11 or more decisions. (tarrelts SF 149 1 » Sobolof and was ranked No. 1 in the Stewart 63 1X11 9 Bob Brue 3639— W Service reported Friday. * starting quarterback Vinny Testa- 2 2-3 4 1 1 2 1 SWINGS I P H BB SO W L ERA Welch LA 192 1« 45 I X 610 11:SWood,J.Damato,B. Brldgeman,P. Al Chandler preseason poll for the smaller of Sam blto 1 3 6 3 8 -X 0 0 0 1 1 Before Thursday, the Baltimore Orioles Elchhorn Tor 124 78 34 132 11 4 1.66 ZSmIth Atl 179168 89 I X 712 Carroo Chi Chi Rodriguez Bass, a former major leaguer who has been with the Tigers for verde, is coming off a 10-2 season BStonlev 1 3 1 1 0 1 3838— W the two major college divisions. 9 Aase Bit 69 59 24 58 5 6 2.49 Rowley Phi 158 166 12:M J. Everett, E. Everett, T. Prior, S. WP—CandlottI. had o 562 record when they led after eight M 7311 7 Buddy Oemling 3 8 3 8 -X four years, was quoted in a magazine article as saying Yoshio and will visit South Carolina, a PsssjlU MWItt Cal 218 171 HlllnskI Florida was ranked fifth among Innings. But that mark fell to 564 otter a 59 166 16 7 2.52 Carman Phi im 87 41 74 6 5 Fred Haas 3938-77 Umpires—Home, E v a n s ; First, Merrill; Clemens Bsn 206 140 56 196 19 4 1 ^ M. Lomba, J. King, J. Herdic, J. Yoshida made numerous bad judgments during games this team which has switched from a doubleheader loss to Oakland The A'sgof a 2.53 Frndez N Y 164 I X 74 1X1 5 4 Peter Thomson 3939^ X the larger schools in Division I-A Second, Kosc; Third, Coble. two-out, two-run homer from Dave King- Rlghettl NY 81 68 X 65 7 7 2.67 Walk Pit I X 110 54 69 6 7 Salofla season, according to. Kyodo. Veer offense to a wide-open. last year with a 51-1 record and is WE7E GOT A SECP?FT T— 2:53. A-34J104 HIguera MM 196 178 man In the ninth Inningofthefirstgameonda 59 167 16 8 2.76 YoumansMon I X I X 94 140 11 9 The Tigers won last season’s Central League pennant and the two-out, tw6run triple from Carney Harris Tex X 91 38 74 8 8 2.82 Rvon Htn 1X101 68 148 9 8 Lansford In the ninth In the nightcap to beat Plesac MM 71 60 22 56 9 6 2.92 Reardon Mon 77 68 24 X 6 8 P6A reaulta Japan Series. BUT WPLL TELL YOU Orioles relief oce Don Aose twice. MWIMIomsTex 82 56 61 77 8 4 3.06 LaCoss SF 160 I X 55 66 9 9 "I was wrong. I will do my best for the team as before,” Kyodo A’e 4, Orioles 3 Hernandz Det X 77 17 69 7 5 3.16 Fishing SPEAKING Ladd Sea 62 57 14 43 8 4 3.32 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Second-round re­ quoted Bass as saying. ATTENTION NEXT WEEK Henke Tor 72 51 X 93 sults F rid a y In the S500J»0 Federal Express F irst Oom o "It wosa relief that I gotahlt.Theflrsttlme 8 3 3 . x As of Thursday, Bass also was leading this season’s triple McCosklllCol 195 165 76 162 14 7 3 . x St. Jude Classic at the p or-B , 7,382-yard BALTIMOEE OAKLAND I get a hit. It's a home run and I think to Colonial Country Club course: Junior Bowlers mvselt,' I guess It'sover.' Whenthlngsoren't CYoung (Xik 148 139 46 88 10 8 3.46 Inland fishing advisory crown race, batting .394 with 36 home runs and 90 runs batted in. HERE'S A HINT ObrhM obrhbl Hurst Bsn Transactions Howard Twttty X-67— I X going your wav. It's often lust bad luck, and 127 I X 41 IX 8 7 3.46 ( T ^ Sholbycf 4 0 1 0 Griffin ss 40 10 CandlottI Cle 187 I X Payne Stewart X - X — 141 $ Owyorrt SOOOMurphycf 30 10 sometimes It works out thot when you get 83 127 12 9 3.52 Darwin MM 130 I X 35 80 6 (ta ^ Koch 7869— 142 Firtd personnel of the Department of Ripken ss 3 1 1 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 11 sick. If relaxes you." — New York Yankees' 8 3.52 Joey Slndetar If you are ages 5-20, 4 * ^ s ' Rosmusn NY 160114 62 113 14 4 3.55 X - X — 142 Environmental Protection report good Murroydh 4 0 10 Bochtelb 3 0 10 outfielder Rickey Henderson sold after ’ - B A 8 E B A L L Lo rry M ize trout Ashing ot EOst Twin Lake and on ttte breaking an 6tor-17 slump with his seventh Davis Bit 144 154 44 92 9 11 3.56 73-X-143 you could belong to a T ra b o r lb 4 1 1 2 Kngmn dh 4 0 0 0 Morris Det 203 186 64 175 15 Mark O'Meara 7469— 143 EOrmlhgton River betaeenPleosontVolhw snootslf 4 0 10 MDovIsrf 4 3 4 2 leadoff homer of the season despite feeling 8 3.59 OAKLANDA^^(^*Rusty Tillman, Bill (JIasMn Block Kan 98 85 35 57 4 7 3.59 7469^143 and Riverton. Foir to good trout AsMngls SPOSITO'S AUTO SUPPLY 1 YOUR PARTKIPATme I Statarac 3 110 Canseco If 4 0 10 lllbeforethegame. outfielder, on the 15doy disabled list. Mike Hulbert King Det I X 93 56 67 9 4 3.61 X-78-143 ra p o ^ at Beach Pood, Crystal Lake In Meadowbfook Shopping Center Junior Ouckpin League. ftavtrdSb 30 10Wlllardc 3 0 0 0 Activated LennSpkota, Inflelder. Fuzzy Zoeller M Young Sea 89 88 39 X 7 5 3.64 70-74— 144 Ellington, Rogers Lokeondotthe Wllllmon- 1 GREATER HARTFORD FORD DEALER 1 Bonkizph 10 10 Sakato2b 3 110 SEASONS Tom Purtzer AU(NISt30 Clancy Tor 1 X 1 5 8 52 99 14 7 3.69 73-X— 144 AcTrout Management Areo. Condltlonsoi!l Rte. 44 — Coventry 0 (illo rz2 b 4 0 2 0 Flanagan Bit LOS ANfJE'lSsCNOOGE^-Outrlehted Jeff Slumon 7670— 144 1905 — Tv Cobb mode his molor-leogue 148 149 53 82 7 8 3 . x Ed Amelung and Stu Pederson, out­ generally rtowfhroughout most of thestate, HOFFMAN FORD BILL SELIG FORD TeSSs 33 3 W a Totals 33 4 10 3 Seaver Bsn 148 143 49 Tony Sills 7670-144 LorgemouAi boss flshlno has been 7 5 2 2 4 6 Dixon Bit 158 139 63 'IX' 10 10 77-70—147 l-f**an«toolheCoonertcutR|yer. MOTOMOII. 1 0 1 Pirate pitchers for a National League- 4 . x PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Peter Jacobsen Rebate with 5 qt. purchase: JH ow oll S,13 S 1 Sabrhgn Kon 134 137 26 92 6 1 0 4 . x 73- 74—147 _Kokonse tishino is good irights at Eait €ill IMMay Lants In the 7th, record eight home runs In theflrstgameof a Waived Louis Oubre, oftm lve tackle. Bob Twoy WAGNER FORD Plunk pltdiod 1 Andulor Oak 99 94 43 44 7 6 4 . x 76X—147 TVrti5^e,otad^of28to»9set. , LCI FORD doubleheader at Forbes Field and won 19-4. Activated Joe ConwtILoffensIvetackle. In Mandiaatar l a o n o p m e a b o w T t . Oovls pitchod to 2 batters In thotth. Guzman Tex 151 I X Oovht Peoples 7673-147 „ Flsh^ tar ponBih Is good to excellsnt 1 so RORTR HAIR RT. Jim Pendleton led the Braves attack with 55 81 9 1 2 4 . x M ik e west Finarcost is 794 qt.l RIBtOURT HlfOUTORIR HBP-Owyor by Plunk. Bankheod Kan 1 03102 29 81 7 7 7673^147 JhfojNFoot the state, firt Twin Lokr. three, Eddie Mathews hod two and Johnny 4.37 COLLBOE Jock Renner 646-2125 Umpires— Homo, Lepperd; First, Gubicza Kan m 108 59 86 7 6 4 .x 7572-147 gqnhim Lake; Ooo Pond, Tyler Pond Logon, O I Crondell, and Jack DIttmereach ARIZONA STATE—Named Ed German Keith P e r m Open M-F 8:30-6:30 / Sat. 8:30-4 / Sun. 10-1 658-0471 346-9645 Bremlgan; Second, Johnson; Third, Tanana Det 145 156 55 8 0 1 0 6 4.41 77-70-147 ond H o a ^ Reservoirs and hodoneaplece. oeslstant track coach. Oave Rummells K aiser. V io la M in 195 196 66 143 13 .9 4.42 7574- 147 LokeMcOcnaughaftarparttcutartygaad Today's Birthdays; Tug McGrow 42, Ted ST. JOSEPH'S, PA.—Named Chris Lo- Steven Bowman T— 3:06. M organ Sea I X 195 72 91 914 4.47 7672-141 CattSh o re ptantHUI on the Wlllloms66. schlavo basketball coodi. J e ff G r v M 4 7575— M l ConnecllcutRIver. .14 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 30. 1986 FOCUS A dvice W eddings Foes of drug testing argue that rules are often violated DEAR drug. In fact, someone who merely ABBY: Dr. Ro­ sits in a room thick with marijuana bert L. DuPont, smoke may test positive a day president of the later. Thus, the exams may Center for Be­ measure not only what drugs you havioral Medi­ Dear Abbv take, but also what company you cine in Rock­ keep. And that opens a whole new ville, Md., Abigail Van Buren can of worms.” Insists that eve­ ryone who tests DEAR ABBY: The company I positive for work for is starting a drug testing drugs in a urine program. At the moment, they will testing pro­ only test people who are acting gram is guilty. This is utter case, and in the American system oddly (a lot of people act “oddly,” nonsense. For example, the Navy of justice, civilian or military, an which doesn’t mean a thing). Also, has issued an elaborate regulation accused person is not supposed to they could change this policy at to ensure safeguards in the collec­ be convicted, or punished, on the any time to testing everyone as tive and subsequent handling of basis of statistical inference, but they are already testing new urine specimens. In dealing with rather on the basis of individual employees. They already spot- several hundred Navy urinalysis guilt, proved beyond a reasonable check our cars as we go out the cases, I have never yeL seen a doubt. gate searching for drugs, liquor or A single case in which that regula­ guns. They also can search your tion was not violated. As a result, No responsible person advocates purse. If we refuse, we can be let specimens are often mislabeled, the use of dangerous drugs or go. I feel this is also a violation of contaminated or lost before they alcohol in the workplace. But we my civil rights. I do not take drugs, ever reach the laboratory. We should not permit careers, lives drink or carry a gun. have been able to prove, repeat­ and families to be destroyed by The younger generation I talk to edly, that a urine specimen attrib­ programs as rife with error as the who are not involved with drugs uted to our client was in fact urine testing programs. In this say, “So what, let them test me. I someone else’s. If this occurs in the country, we believe in the rule of have nothing to hide.” They do not fundamental fairness. Apparently. U Navy, where the service member realize how many freedoms we is protected by the right to counsel, Dr. DuPont does not. have already lost, for they have what will happen in private indus­ CHARLES T. BUMER, never known the freedom the rest try where there are no such ATTORNEY AT LAW, of us have experienced. protections? SAN DIEGO Please don’t Use my name or Furthermore, once the specimen city. I could lose mv job. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Larson Mrs. John Gerrity DEAR MR. BUMER: Thank you TIRED OF BEING Mr. and Mrs. Alan Klibanoff Mrs. John Greene reaches the laboratory it is subject for writing. Apropos the accuracy to error in testing. Even the of urine tests to detect drug users, SEARCHED,TESTED manufacturers of the testing a reader sent this from Discover AND PUSHED AROUND G Larson-Holowesko Gerrity- Troy Klibanoff-Daoust equipment concede some margin magazine (March 1986): Greene-Eddy of error, as does Dr. DuPont, He To get Abby’s booklet. “How to Susan Gail Holowesko, daughter of Mr. and Mr.s. “A person whose urine contains Write Letters for All Occasions,” Cynthia Ann Troy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J, Stacy Gerise Daoust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martha Louise Eddy, daughterof Dr. and Mrs. John maintains, however, that because traces of a drug isn’t necessarily a William P. Holowesko of Nassau, Bahamas, married Troy of Pawtucket, R.I., married John Patrick the margin of error is small, it is send a check or money order for Gary Ernest Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Raymond Daoust of Scottsdale, Ariz., recently R. Eddy of Timrod Road, married John Joseph current user. For example. 30 days $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 Gerrity of 78 Diane Drive, on Aug. 16 at St. Augustin married Alan David Klibanoff, son of Karen Klibanoff statistically "irrelevant” As he after a person stops smoking Larson of 38 Andor Road, in St. Francis Xavier Church, Newport, R.I. Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Greene of Barry cents), self-addressed envelope to: of 82 Cliffside Drive and the late Abraham Klibanoff, Road, on Aug. 2 at the Universalist Church of West should know, statistical inference marijuana, tests may still detect Cathedral in Nassau. The Rev. Raymond Gerrity. the bridegroom’s has no validity in the individual Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. The Right Rev. Lawrence S. Burke, bishop of the at Fountain Hills Community Center, Scottsdale, Hartford. THC, the active ingredient in the Box 38923, Hollywood. Calif. 90038. uncle, and the Rev. Robert Tabbert, the bridegroom’s Ariz. The Rev. Frederick Lipp officiated. The bride was Diocese of Nassau officiated. The bride was given in cousin, officiated. The bride was given in marriage by H«r«ld photo by Pinto marriage by her father. her father. Rabbi Samuel Tietelbaum and the Rev. Joseph given in marriage by her father. Daoust, uncle of the bride, officiated at the Jewish and Laura A. Eddy was maid of honor for her sister. Ann Marie Holowesko was maid of honor for her Ellen Toole was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were: Hangin’ out sister. Dianne Holowesko and Nancy Holowesko, both Catholic ceremony. Joel Chamberlain served as best man. John Derrick Linda Gustafson and Jennifer Troy, sisters of the Paula Rutt, was matron of honor for her sister, No vaccine for common cold sisters of the bride, the bridegroom’s sister, Linda and Michael Owen were ushers. Dana Dubock of 15 Westview Drive, bride: Joan Gerrity, sister of the bridegroom: and Lauren Klibanoff, the bridegroom’s sister, Mollie brary’s summer reading program. Larson, and Ann Dowde were bridesmaids. Joanne Keaney. After a reception at Laura Eddy’s home, the couple Bolton, does tricks on the monkey bars Richard A. Larson served as best man for his Daoust and Joyce Daoust, sisters of the bride, and left for Cape Cod. They live at 34 Flower St. DEAR and sent me to a bone specialist, Awards were presented to the children Daniel Gerrity served as best man for his brother Beth Vadassey were bridemaids. Elizabeth Riga was The bride graduated from Manchester High School DR.GOTT: in Herrick Memorial Park during a picnic in the program and O ’Rian the M agician brother. Ushers were the bride’s brothers. William Jeffrey Troy, a brother of the bride, and Peter Sulick, who said. “It’s just a bone growing flower girl, and attended Manchester Community College. She is Nineteen years wrong — come back in four Wednesday for the children who Holowesko and Stephen Holowesko, and John Torzsa, Tom Tooney and Sean Byrne were ushers ago, my hus­ entertained. Steven Carney. Mark Lund and Frank Crothers, William Schiff served as best man. Eric Stuckey, office manager of The Architects of Glastonbury. months.” I did: he said the bump participated in Bentley Memorial Li­ After a reception at Oceancliff, Newport, the couple Brian Lipner, Terry Dortch and Dave Daoust. the The bridegroom, also a Manchester High School band left me had grown and told me to come After a reception for 400 guests at Windwhistle, the left for Hawaii. They live in Warrick, R.I. stranded in the Dr. Gott Holowesko home, the couple left for England. They bride|s brother, were ushers. Mark Daoust, the graduate, has been a tool and dye maker for 12 years back in another four months. He The bride earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing at bride’s cousin, was ringbearer. at Pratt & Whitney. mountains in laughs at what I say and makes me live in Nassau. Salve Regina College in Newport. the middle of Peter Gott, M.D. The bride earned a bachelor’s degree at Holy Cross After a reception at Forest Hills Country Club, the feel as if I’m keeping him from The bridegroom earned a bachelor’s degree and a couple left for LaGuna Beach, Calif., and Catalina the worst win­ using his time better. I don’t want Public Records College in Worcester, Mass., and did graduate study master s degree, both in business management at ter in history, I at Boston University. She is a science'and education Island. They live in Tucson, Ariz. to waste my parents’ money if it’s Salve Regina College. The bride is a 1982 graduate of Dearborn (Mich.) had to walk officer for the Bahamas National Trust. nothing serious, but I am really Warranty deeds Elaine Pascelta Manchester Garden Street. $86,500. High School and a 1985 graduate with a bachelor of three miles to confused. Should I see another The bridegroom earned a bachelor’s degree at work. I con­ Gardens Condominium, $42,500. .larvis Enterprises Inc. to The Hartwick College. Oneonta, N.Y. He has been a science degree from University of Arizona. doctor? Rnbci l .1 and Dnna I. Landry to Lena D LaGace to Stephen T Center Street Partnership. Dough­ The bridegroom graduated in 1980 from Loomis tracted pneumonia, and after stripped. We would like to have at Williamf and Diane ,1. Brown 3 wildlife biologist in the Everglades. Fla., and a and Carole A Slianh'y. Oak Park, erty Estates. $205,000 Chaffee School in Windsor and in 1985 with a bachelor weeks of trying to get help. I was least two more children. Should I DEAR READER: You bet. I Tolland Turnpike. $105 000 t'onveyanee lax $90 20. K;iren Ann Vivian to Raymond professional fund raiser in the United States and able to get treatment at a hospital. Canada. He is an executive director for the Bahamas of science degree from the University of Arizona. He have the surgery done now, or think you need to find a specialist Michael .1 Sullivan to Richard S Paid R Fallone ,Ir. and Lorana F. Laramie Jr. and Ellen. S. National Trust. is executive assistant to the president at Halycyon Since then, I seem to be more would I just have to have more who will be more sensitive to your Caron and Bruce 1, Aeelo. Center ,1 Fallout' to Edward J. and Anne Lartimie and James R. and Jane A. Capitol Corp. susceptible than anyone I know to veins stripped after future preg­ concerns. The doctor really should Street, conveyance tax $170 50 C Yerpeiiu. Woodland Park. Sosiman East Meadow Condomi­ colds and virus infections. Is there nancies? Am I a candidate to have sit down with you, discuss your Richard A and Maria Flena $109 000. nium. $.58,000. any sort of preventive medicine I the injections that dissolve the bone problem and help you develop Rinpwalt to Flric M Behr. Fast Lydall Woods Corp. to Nellie M. Chidester-Aubert / could take to help me ward off veins? a plan for future treatment or Meadow Condominium, convey­ Marein. Lydall Woods Colonial Porterfield Development Corp. A bou t Town these illnesses? medical followup. ance tax $47..30 Villape. $84,425 , to Gail Secchiaroli. Porterfield Sharon (Holmes) Aubert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DEAR READER: If you plan Although your present doctor John J. and Barhar.i S Lappen Archibald Stiitirl to Paul R. Condominium, $123,900 0 Howard L. Holmes of 128 Henry St., recently married DEAR READER: At this time, more pregnancies, I think you may be jovial in an attempt to to David and Sharon N Caetano. Fallone .Ir and Loranti .1 Fallone. David J. and Palriciii M, Correia John Tracy Chidester, .son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Army and Navy auxiliary meets there is no commercially available should postpone the surgery. Preg­ reassure you, this type of levity Baldwin Road. $124,000. j Redwood Farms. $126,000 to Donna Crosby and John Cos­ Chidester of 91 Baldwin Road at the home of the Sunset Club has picnic preventative for the common cold. nancy does increase the pressure can easily be interpreted as Nellie M Marcin In Frederick Oak Forest Re.ilty Ine. to Daniel tello. Fairview. $94,900 One is in the works, however, and bride’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr.s. The Army and Navy Club Auxiliary will meet The Sunset Club will meet at noon Tuesday at the in leg veins, because the enlarging deprecation. Health problems are M. Hammond Jr . Gretm Manor L LaGace. 0;ik Forest Condomi­ Andrew M and Frances E. Donald J. Maloney of 62 Pitkin St. Justice of Peace Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for a potluck at the clubhouse might be ready for release in the uterus may restrict blood flow nothing to laugh at. I believe that Estates. $109,000 nium $85,160 Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center for a picnic and near future. I suggest that, for Buonano to David ,1. iind Patricia Elsie L. Swensson officiated at the garden wedding. on Main Street. After a short business meeting, Monte meeting. from the lower extremities. There­ young patients deserve just as David 1, Mulcahy to Michael Sherwood ,I Hiimjthries to Mi­ M Correia. Constance Drive The bride was given in marriage by her father. Carlo Whist will be played. Any mother, wife, sister or now, you have annual influenza fore, you might undothe benefits of much respect and courte.sy as Pascelta. Valentino Pascelta and chael D Dion and Lisa A. Edson. $118.000 Donna H. Maloney was maid of honor for her .sister. daughter of a club member may join the auxiliary. shots and ask your doctor to give surgery if you become pregnant grown-up. bill-paying adults. Ask Michelle E. Aubert and Renee A. Auberl, daughters of you the pneumonia inoculation. after the veins are removed. In the your parents to seek out a bone the bride, were flower girls. St. James to hold festival You should take good care of meantime, use elastic stockings or specialist who will take your Gary E. Chidester was best man for his brother. ‘Applause’ auditions planned yourself and eat properly, but support hose, avoid prolonged problem more seriously, and with Cinem a After the reception at the Maloney home, the couple St. James Church will hold its 7th annual fall there probably is nothing specific standing and elevate your legs whom you feel more comfortable. Males from age 16 and up who are interested in you can to do avoid virus infections when sitting. I do not know whether left for Nassau, Bahamas. Thev live at 41 Glenwood festival on the church grounds, 896 Main St., Sept. 18 singing and dancing roles for the Little Theater of St. and 19 from 5 to 11 p.m. and Sept. 20 from 11 a m. to 11 until other anti-virus vaccines are you are a candidate for varicose HARTFORD 9:55, 11:55; Sun 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:50, WILLIMANTIC Manchester’s fall production maV call - for an Learn the facts about osteoar­ Jlltion Square Cinema — B o rn p.m. Admission will be free. At the finale of the 6474)824 developed. injection. I think that decision is Cinema City — Mono Lisa (R) Sat 9:55. The bride Is employed by Dr. Burton M. Meisner of audition appointment. The theater will present thritis: Send for Dr. Gott’s new o n d Sun 1:4 5,, 7,9:20, — A R o o m W ith A A m e ric a n (R ) Sot-Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7:15. best left to your surgeons. — Tronsformers: The Movie (PG) Manchester. The bridegroom is employed in the festival a drawing will be held for a 1986 Mercury “Applause” Nov. 7, 8, 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. at East Health Report on the subject. For View Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:45, 7:30, 9:55. MANCHESTER DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 27, have — A Great Wall (PG) Sat and Sun 2, UA Theaters East - The Karate Kid Sot-Sun 1:10, 3:10. — Stand bv Me (R) engineering department of Manchester Memorial Lynx, a VCR and a 10-speed bicycle. There will be Catholic High School. your copy, send $I and your name Sot-Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7,15, 9:15. — One three children and have very bad DEAR DR. GOTT: When I was 4:15, 7,15, 9:40. — Nothing In Common Part II (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, Hospital. rides, crafts, food, entertainment and a giant tag sale. and address to P.O. Box 91428, (PG ) Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:30, 4:50, 9:30. 9:35. — Nothing In Common (PG) Sot Crazy Summer (PG) Sot-Sun 1, 3:15, 7, varicose veins. One is the size of a 12,1 went to the doctor because of a Cleveland. OH 441013428, Be sure and Sun 2:15, 4:45, 7:25, 9:45. — 9(15. — Shanghai Surprise (PG-13) garden hose! Two vascular sur­ bump on my humerus bone. He to ask for the Health Report titled. Heortburn (R) Sot-Sun 7:15, 9:30. — Sot-Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. — Bullies AARP welcomes new members Quarterback to speak EAST HARTFORD The Great Mouse Detective (G) Sat (R) Sot-Sun 7:10, 9:10. — The Karate geons suggest that I have the veins said he thought it was a benign cyst Understanding Osteoarthritis. Eoitwood Pub A Cinema — A rm e d and Sun2,3:35,5:15 — Pink Floyd: The Kid Port II (PG) Sat-Sun 1,3:15,7,9:15. The American Association of Retired Persons, ond Dangerous (PG-13) Sat 7:30, 9:15; Wall (R) Sat, midnight. — The Rocky Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Adrian Closed Sun. Horror Picture Show (R) Sat, mid­ WINDSOR Manchester Green Chapter 2399, will have a new Burke will speak at the First Baptist Church of Poor Richard's Pub & Cinema — night. — Day of the Dead (R) Sot, P laia — The Karate Kid Part It member reception Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Tolland on Sunday. He was a star in the 1950s, later Ferris Bueller's Day Oft (PG-13) Sat m id n ig h t (PG-13) Sat 7:15,9:45; Sun 7:15. — The Federal Savings community room, 344 W. Middle 7:30 , 9:30, m idnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Great Mouse Detective (G) Sat and moving to become an official in the National Football Ask many questions in deais Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — T o p Gun VERNON Sun 2. Turnpike. The chapter meets on the second Thursday League. He will speak at 10:45 a m. at the church (PG) Sot 12:30 , 2:45, 5 , 7:20 , 9:40, C in e 1 A 2 — Armed and Dangerous at 1:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church on E. m idnight; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. (PG-13) Sot and Sun 3:15, 5, 7:10, 9;30. DRIVE-INS which is located on Cider Mill Road in Tolland. Manchester — A Fine Mess (PG) Mr. and Mrs. John Chidester Center St. at the green. — The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part — Transformers: The Movie (G) Sat 2 Sat 1:30,3:30, 5:30, 0,10:05,12:10; Sun and Sun 1:30 — The Karate Kid Part II Sat-Sun 8 with The Karate Kid Part It 1:30, 3:30 , 5:30 , 8, 10:05. — Bock to (PG) Sat ond Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15 (P G ) 9:30. News for Senior Citizens with discount security broker School (PG-13) Sot 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, Mansfield — Back to School (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, WEST HARTFORD with The Blues Brothers (R) Sat-Sun at 7:30, 9:30. — E x tre m itie s (R ) Sot 1:25, Elm 1 A 2 — Heortburn (R) S ot and dark. — Allens (R) with F-X (R) Can you transaction. 3:25, 5:25, 7:55, 10:10, 12:15; Sun 1:25, Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — The Karate Kid Sat-Sun at dark. — Top Gun (PG) with really save as 3:25, 5:25, 7:55, )0:)0. — Allens (R) Sat Part II (PG) Satond Sun2,4:15, 7, 9:30. Jewel of the Nile (PG-13) Sot-Sun at Among the pointers of which you 1,4,7:10,9:50,12:20; Sun 1,4,7:10,9:50. d a rk. much as 50 per­ should be fully aware: — S ta n d b y M e (R ) S a t 12:45, 2:50, 5:50, Variety of classes planned this fall cent to 90 per­ • What totals you must have in 7:15, 9:35, 11:30; Sun 12:45, 2:40, 4:40, cent on com­ 7:15,9:35. — The Fly (R) Sat 12:35,2:50, any transaction to obtain the 5:05, 7:X, 9:45, 12:10; Sun 12:35, 2;50, Editor’s note: This column is 11:30 a m.: 10 weeks. Kay Hen­ missions if you Sylvia maximum commission savings. 5:05, 7:30, 9:45. — Shanghai Surprise Sept. 9 — Belle of Brattleboro:, Elmer Odell, Mike Massaro, Irv trade your se- (PG-13) Sat 1, 3:10, 5:15,7:40, 10,12:05; 9 prepared by the staff of the Some firms fail to disclose (with­ drickson isinstructor Begins Sept. canceled. Gartside and Phil Dupont. The c u r i t i e s Sun 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — Ruthless Manchester Senior Citizens’ 16. Class size limit 15. Sept. 9 and 10 — Atlantic City: Porter out your demanding the informa­ People (R) Sat 1:20 , 3:20 , 5:20 , 7:50, Center. Exercise with Cleo — Tuesday. team registered a 3 under par through dis­ tion) that your transaction must $89 per person (double occu­ score. count brokers? ANGELO’S PIZZA & RESTAURANT 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and Friday 10 to 11 pancy): 2 days. 1 night at the total at least $50,000 — in one a.m. Instructor is Cleo Livingston. Men golfers interested in partici­ That’s what the instance, it was $300,000! — to TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 Claridge Casino Hotel; includes pating in a Senior Citizens Golf a d s claim; achieve the greatest savings. Bv Joe DImlnIco Begins Sept. 22. transportation, hotel, dinner, show it Activities Director Crewel and battenburg lace — Tourney at Rockledge Country what some pro­ • The minimum savings are and W in coins. Call Daniels at Club in West Hartford on Sept. 18 motion literature suggests; what concluded that its guidelines omitted so you can contrast this SHOWCASE Wednesday. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; 646-3012. needed tightening. It followed Seniors are encouraged to take nine weeks. Instructor is Rosem­ should contact me dr the golf many of the discount brokers commission total against the max­ HARTFORD Sept. 10 — Eastern State’s league officers for an application themselves want you to believe. through and changes have been -■ -i - , advantage of the following classes ary Cornelius. Begins Sept. 17. Exposition; $13; includes trans­ imum. Most firms fail to state this, scheduled this fall at the senior and details. Well... maybe ... but be skeptic. made. so you cannot consider the full E. HARTFORD sea-BB-io Refinishing — Wednesday. 9:30 portation and admission. Leaves INTEPSTATE 84 EXIT 56 center. They are as follows: Lady golfers are reminded to Trade, if you wish, through a range of commissions. But the fact Pizzas — Grinders — (^ i^ ^ s to 11:30a.m.; six weeks. Instructor the center at 9 a.m. and returns at 6 pay their entry fee for the mixed discount broker. You may get all YOU MAY BE misled because 8APGAIN MAT1NEE-S2 50 ✓ Ceramics — Monday and Fri­ is Joe Diminico. Begins Oct. 1, is that the only way to calculate FIPST AFTERNOON SHOW ONLY p.m. If interested, call Daniels some claims of outstanding sav­ CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY day, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; 8,weeks. Dried flower arranging — Thurs­ Arizona Scramble Tourney at Red the service you need, but do so with your own savings is to apply your Plus a wide variety of Travel at 646-3012. Rock Golf Course on Sept. 16. If you your eyes wide open. What is the ings compare current discount own trading patterns to different LA IE SHOWS FRIDAYS SATURDAY Instructor: Elsie Myer: begins day, 9:30to Il:30a.m.: five weeks. Sept. 12 to 14 — Cape Cod; commission rates to those offered Italian Dishes Sept. 8. Instructor is Leona Juros. Begins have any questions, please contact basis of the comparative savings? fee schedules. SHANGHAI ALIENS B) $157.50; three days and two nights; Flo Miele. 'The date on which the savings are by full-service brokers, which do • Some firms may require an SURPRISE Basket weaving (advanced) — Oct. 2. includes transportation, five try to cover the range of services. I« M 6 0 -7 :I0 Featuring: Mondays. 9:30-11:30 a m, or 12:30- Big thanks to the following calculated? How much of your own initial deposit. Expect to pay this I M t M I I M O -ltiO In addition, the senior center will meals, hotel and sightseeing. Call gentlemen who helped out the past money must be involved to permit Or the claims may compare deposit if you want to trade options 2:30 p.m.; 8 weeks. Instructor: offer a driver’s education course in Daniels at 646-3012 if interested in 6 today’s discount commission rates Wendy Palermo; begins Sept 29 conjunction with the AARP en­ two weeks with all the painting you to save such astonishing or open a margin account. STANDBY EXTREMITIES being put on the waiting list. chores: Ed Jannuck, Bill Valente totals? What is the minimum with rates charged before the • Many firms stay open after M E IH! The SCACCIATA Prerequisite basket weaving for titled “55 Alive.” Individuals 62 Oct. 10 — Fall Foliage trip to Securities and Exchange Commis­ beginners. Class size limit 12. Al Surprenant, Sabby DiMarco amount you can save in contrast to normal trading hours, and some l$:4S-t4IM>« 7»IO;10-1Z:16 a pizza dough pie! years of age and older completing Wilmington, Vt.; $37; includes sion abolished fixed commission will take orders around-the-clock. 7:l6«l6-tlJ0 Health exercise (sponsored by the course will receive a minimum George Blake and Cliff Williams. these maximums? tour, shopping time, lunch and Best wishes to James Nason, our As an overall rule, discount rates in the mid-1970s. Or your These are special services and it is Choice of fillings - Manchester Health Department) 5 percent reduction on their entertainment. Register in the choice may become even more TEXAS CHAMSAW RUTHLESS — Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ bus driver for the past 17 years, brokers do not have research only proper for you to pay if you use MASSACBE2 PEOPLE IS broccoli, spinach, potato insurance premiums per year. The office. who retired this month. Jim has departments, nor do they provide complex because the advertisers them or have access to them day, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.; eight weeks. class is scheduled Sept, 30 and Oct, M A IM lM t iio -$ » fc n Oct. 27 to 29 — Kelly’s in the may use a range of standards ■O OW IM M i n AM riTV) 7 6 0 4 4 6 -H M Instructor is Rose Chiaputti. Class been a faithful and dedicated investment advice. These are just Commissions on securities tran­ party sizes, individual meals 1 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Individuals Pocono Mountains. Pa.; $189; employee and certainly will be two of the prime reasons for the (unknown to you) against which sactions are a field studied by few begins Sept. 29. must attend both sessions for the includes transportation, hotel, five T H E K Y n B A C K IBBX or by the slice. missed by all. The senior center lower commission fees — but as an they compare their own rates. investors who consider themselves TO S C H O O L Square dancing (Linden discount. The fee for the course is meals, entertainment and tours. Herald photo by Pinto The core of this matter is your Squares) — Tuesday 10 to noon. will be have a retirement party for investor you must be fully aware of knowledgeable otherwise. I’ve JUMM-MAO $7, Applications may be picked up Contact the center to register. Jim this fan. Watch the column for them or you can lead yourself into ignorance about commissions in merely touched on them in this 7 » M 0 - l t J 0 ANGELO'S Caller: Earl Johnston; begins at the senior center. CONGRATULATIONS to the further details. general. ’This factor alone may 662 Center Street Sept. 16. Participants required to Eager climber trouble. ’The National Association report, but if I've alerted you to winners of the Arizona Scramble Lastly, just a reminder the of Securities Dealers reviewed the determine whether you are mak­ how much and what they can mean 1 T O P O U N 1 Manchester 647-9334 wear soft-soled shoes. CONCERNING TRIPS, there this past Monday at Twin Hills Golf Mikey Chiaputti of Boiton climbs on the monkey bars at ing a profit or absorbing a loss on 1 XX4M IZ:«l-2:«-5KI0-7:204t40-l240 ;b S 1 Oil painting — Tuesday, 9; 30 to senior center meals program will advertising practices of 19 dis­ In your net profits or losses. I will ^ - See the Dining Guide 1o^ our weekly apeclela. are openings for the following: Course. They are as follows; resume on Sept. 8. Boiton’s Herrick Memorial Park. count brokers earlier this year and what appears a simple have done you a service.

I ■ V*j ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug 30. 1986 MACC News _M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1986 — n Supermarket Shopper Telephone comes in time to show that neighbors care Inventor croatos or’s note: This rnlnmn ic Karded as neeessitie)i in thp M A P r _____n.. .. Editor’s note: This column is garded as necessities in the MACC That’s really what the Human prepared by the staff of the office. the rest of his money until her a ‘portable hug’ Some products have humble beginnings Needs Fund is all about — reaching mother raising two children ages 8 first-of-the-inoiith check arrived. druggist, phone company in these Manchester Area Conference of However, in this case a question out in advance to be there for a months and 4 years, who suddenly Churches cases). never to the client. And it's By Anne Fltzhenry was posed. The visiting health neighbor in trouble. lost her babysitter. Laid off when By Martin Sloane A VERY DIFFERENT medical not that we don’t trust this The Associated Press nurse who called our office was Come to think of it. we’ve paid she had to be absent from work to United Feature Syndicate situation faced a family a few particular young mother or elderly Universal Product Codes from any three 20-ounce clearly concerned about her client, for the installation of two phones care for the children, she’s reluc­ Clip ’n’ file refunds or five 8-ounce cans of Dole Pineapple, along with who was not only very ill with weeks back when the head of the citizen. It’s a general and long By Nancy Carr this past month, most unusual, tantly applying for state assist­ - OLD FORT. Ohio — As far as Ron Hill is Hundreds of new products will go into distribution in the price sticker from a package of fresh chicken. cancer, but had no family, no household was injured while on the standing MACC policy to exercise AAAAC Director since the majority of requests are ance. Then she’ll start all over concerned, nobody can get enough hugs, and supermarkets across the nation this year. Many of Vegetables, Starches, Fruits Expires Sept. 30, 1986. phone and no money to install a job. Although he is eligible for all due care with your money. for assistance with housing (more again, trying to work herself up he wants to do something about it. them will come from the multi-million-dollar test Clip out this file and keep if with similar cash-off FR E S H LIK E Cob Com Refund Offer. Receive a phone. Staff agreed that the phone workmen’s compensation, bills kitchens and laboratories of the major manufactur­ The phone was installed for less and more frequently) and and out. finding another job (and OUR THAN KS TO those who hove _ His answer is the portable hug. the next best coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage coupon worth $l toward the purchase of Freshlike was. In a life threatening situation come in much more promptly than supported the Human Needs Fund ers. But equally important, and perhaps more than a day when she began to medications. getting off state aid), finding thing when a squeeze is the only thing that will coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed Cora on the Cob. Send the required refund form and such as hers, a necessity and the settlements. We were able to help durine the post month:Russell and interesting, are the products that come from more hemorrhage. Certainly the reports The installment of the second another reliable babysitter she can Linda Harlow, Bonnie Russell, Harry proofs of purchase while looking for the required two proof-of-purchase symbols from Freshlike phone was installed Thursday. with food for the family and. iielp, but there's no one around to give you one. humble beginnings. back to MACC from the hospital phone was also the result of afford. In the meantime, thanks to and Victoria Smith, Theodore and forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Cora on the Cob. Expires Sept. 30, 1986. thanks to you. a needed medica­ Ruth Chambers, Michael and Renee . Hill says there aren’t enough hugs going 1 recently tried out a number of these home-grown helped MACC staff answer the advocacy on the part of a visiting you. at least they didn’t lose the Bauer, Howard and Carol Ronegno magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers STOVE TO P for Turkey $1 Refund Offer. Send client tion. His wife, who has never held a around, and he thinks his invention will be products at the International Fancy Food and question: when does a phone FRIDAY MORNING OUR health nurse (wonderful people in apartment. and the Odd Lot Investment Club. may not be available in all areas of the country. the required refund form and three proofs of suffered a massive hemorrhage job outside the home before now Furniture Bonk thank yous for April, welcomed with open arms. He says he could Confection Show held in New York City. More than 600 become a “basic human need.” the VNA) whose frail, elderly and Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. purchase (front panel of seasoning pouch) from and thanks to all of you. she was has already been able to secure May, June and July ago to Karen sell a thousand of them, based on the feedback exhibitors showed items ranging from antipasto to The guidelines for the MACC poor patient needed a phone in elderly White, Sue Terry, Joanne Taft, Mrs. The following refund offers are worth $6. This Stove Top Stuffing for Turkey. Expires Sept. 30, able to call for help. In spite of the part-time employment since his OUTREACH he’s received. won-ton soup — and most of them are waiting to be Human Needs Fund state that to be order to maintain independent WORKERS recently came to Joseph Massoro, Helen Fritzche, J. week’s offers have a total value of $24.05. 1986. phone, she won’t be returning accident. Through the Human Robert Haskell, Mary Toller, AHor- discovered by supermarket buyers. ” eligible for financial assistance living since she had a severe heart MACC for help for a client who they “ When a child is away at school, or in the These offers require refund forms. V EG -A LL Homestyle $1 Offer. Receive a coupon home. Even though the ambulance Needs Fund you were there with neys Lublin, Kantor, Wolfe and Silver, Sable and Rosenfeld bottles antipasto, relishes, you must: 1 — be a Manchester- condition in addition to diabetes found living in a threatening and Marilyn Parker, Helen Dotson, Erma service, or you have a friend you really miss, BIRDS E Y E Quality Collection Offer from worth $1 toward your next purchase of Veg-AII got her to the hospital in time, she some necessary support during sauces and mustard. You can find them in some of the I /Bolton resident: 2 — be ineligible and impaired breathing. In her abusive situation. Thanks to your Ryder, Rosetta Bottum, Suzanne grandparents, aunts, uncles... It’s a little more General Foods Corp. Receive up to $2 in quality Homestyle. Send the required refund form and only lingered another few days. those first traumatic days Gates, Carol Cunllffe, Donna Motulskl, finest specialty food stores on both sides of the or have exhausted all other case. also, a phone was a necessity. donations and their good work, we than a card and you can’t have too many of credits on Birds Eye Vegetables. Send the required three complete labels from 29-ounce Veg-all But at least she didn’t die alone. At Well over half of the grants Center Congregational Church Men's Atlantic. Why not in American supermarkets? avenues of assistance, public and In addition to the phone, she were able to pay the security Club, Nancy Fournier, Pete Jeffers, them. I don’t know of anyone who’s been refund form and the Birds Eye symbol from the Homestyle Large Cut Vegetables. Expires Sept. 30, a critical and frightening moment (small no interest loans) we They’re absolutely delicious, and I say we’re ready! private, and 3 — require financial needed help with a whopping big deposit on a safer living Albert Schulze, Thomas Lynch, Ed­ hugged to death,” says the 48-year-old Hill. front of all Birds Eye packages; four Birds Eye 1986. in a sad and lonely life, she was provide each year are shelter- ward Noyes, John LaBelle, Evelyn symbols. $1 worth of qualify credits: six Birds Eye aid to maintaining basic human prescription expense. The Human arrangement. Burton, Edward Noyes, Nancy Pap­ The portable hug is merely a piece of flexible True beaii-soup lovers will rejoice when their able to call for help because her Needs Fund enabled us to pay a related; rent assistance and secur­ pas, Second Congregational Church, favorite supermarket starts carrying Dominique’s symbols, $1.50 worth of quality credits: eight Birds needs, i.e. food, shelter, clothing. ity deposits. Typical cases from plastic with hands at both ends. It fits snugly Here’s a refund to write for: A $1 rebate. neighbors cared enough to reach part of the new prescription costs Lena Schubert, I. Gordon. U.S. Senate Bean Soup. Bean soup has been a Senate Eye symbols. $2 worth of quality credits. Expires Household Products Division. BTS-1986 Rebate, Phones are not ordinarily re­ out in advance. this month include a partial rent Whenever MACC provides finan­ Also Connell LeTourneou, Lee Hof­ around the waist of the huggee, and one size fits and the druggist agreed to wait for Restaurant tradition since the turn of the century. It Oct. 31, 1986. 2234S3M Center, St. Paul. MN 55144-1000. This offer payment to a landlord for a young cial assistance, the money goes fman, Glen Covlll, Dollo Leal, Pat all. directly to the creditor (landlord. Winker, Beverly Bartoslak, C. Krln- was recreated, using the original recipe, by D O LE Pineapple and Chicken Refund Offer expires Oct. 31. 1986. While waiting for the form, lak, N. Marcin, Adelle Yost. He cut the prototypeTrom an old bucket. The Dominique D ’Ermo. chef and owner of Dominique’s Receive a $1 refund, plus pineapple-chicken save the Universal Product Code symbols from self-hugger can be rolled up into a small box Famous French Restaurant in Washington. D.C. recipes. Send the rennired refund form and the four rolls of Scotch Brand Magic Tape and mailed to whoever the sender thinks needs Move over Campbell’s! an embrace. Have you ever had a giant-size Wolferman’s interest in a supermarket’s candy section if they could “ We’re a huggy family to begin with,” said include Desert Rose homemade salsa, which is Hill, who raised his four children after he and English muffin? No? Then. "You haven’t lived! ’’ says select a chocolate cream or almond bark or pecan Joint service Is set Fred Wolferman. whose father started making them bottled by Patti Swidler in Tucson. Ariz. It is rich, his wife were divorced 12 years ago. caramel cluster knowing it was made without sugar Concordia sets the week in Kansas City in 1910. "When you split our muffins for thick, chunky and all-natural. Salsa lovers would St Mary’s Episcopal and Emanuel Lutheran “ I thought, what we need is a hug we can and salt. I found them at the food show. They are made Here are the events scheduled this week at toasting, you don’t get a shotgun pattern like you do probably endure a square-wheeled shopping cart if . churches will hold joint services at 7:30 and 9:30 a m. leave with somebody when we can’t be with by Miss Saylor’s Candies of Long Beach. Calif. Miss they could find it in their local supermarket. Concordia Lutheran Church: with the small English muffins you find in Saylor’s somehow managed to take the sugar out and Sunday at the Episcopal church. The services will them. O r maybe a hug we could send to supermarkets. When you split a Wolferman’s English Wednesday — 9 a m., work day. retired men: 10:30 keep the delicious flavor in. That’s why their candies Nicole Genovesi is ready to take an order from any combine acolytes, choirs and clergy of both churches, somebody we can’t be with.” muffin, you get peaks and valleys, and the peaks get a m., agoraphobic support group; 1:30 p.m., AARP- are called "One of Life’s Sweet Mysteries” It supermarket that calls. She has been bottlibg her as well as their congregations The Episcopal Prayer Hill is working with a foundation that helps real crisp.” Isn’t this an item you would like to find in 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. wouldn’t surprise me if they went over iii a big way at dried tomatoes in herbs and oil for more than I5years. Book and Hymns will be used, with hymns familiar to prospective inventors patent their ideas. your supermarket? Thursday — 9 a m.. Concordia nursery school open my favorite supermarket. I tried them with goat cheese and in a pasta salad. both congregations. The joint choir will be directed by I know a lot of people who would take a greater house; 1:30 p.m.. pastoral selection committee “ It started out in m y mind as something M y lonp-chnf nominees for the supermarket shelves Delicious! Suzanne Gates, organist and choir director for St. Friday — 7 p.m.. A.A. M ary’s. much more complicated,” Hill said. “I wanted Friday through Sunday - youth to Hammonasett. something to fasten securely, but how would Ecumenical services of this kind have been held only since 1982. when the governing bodies of the you fasten this? I thought of something like ear Episcopal and Lutheran churches decided, independ­ Here’s North’s week muffs, with a steel spring, but I didn’t want any For exotic animal breeders, home’s a zoo ently. to allow for joint celebration of tbe holy moving parts. This can be knocked out on a eucharist. These events are planned for North United press — boom, boom. boom. It will package Bv Joyce A. Venezia Methodist Church this week: where exotic breeders can sell their private owners who have hundreds of man says with a laugh. "Most of the nicely. I think it’s going to strike the fancy of The Associated Press animals to collectors and zoos. acres of animals such as elk. deer or Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer. zoos are not that knowledgeable.” people.” “ Most zoos are living museums — Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. buffalo that must be relocated, he says. Trial and error is the best learning Here’s Emanuel’s week First, it has to strike the fancy of a P R A IR IE CR EEK , Ind. - Pat they don’t want babies,” he said. " It’s Friday — 7 p.m., peace vigil. Indiana, surprisingly, is a fairly good method. Unfortunately, "you bury your Hoctor and his wife, Sharon, are living not a good breeding environment The following events will be held this week at .s.ntiirrt.-iy — 9 to 11:30 a.m.. cluster workshop. manufacturer. He has a patent pending on the area to raise such wild animals, Hoctor mistakes,” he says. Emanuel Lutheran Church: portable hug. and is waiting for a company to in a lion’s den — literally. because the animals have all these says. The personal dangers Involved in Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard Here’s St. Mary’s plan offer to license and isell it. When their house burned down last people staring at them all the time.” "There are places that would be a raising exotic animals are evident all Wednesday — 5 p.m.. youth picnic; 6 to 8 p m., He envisions the self-hugger being sold by winter, the couple took temporary Hoctor’s yard has proven to be a little better for some of them, but as you over Hoctor’s skin: "If you can’t seethe refuge in a building next door normally Confirmation Resource (Tenter; 7 to 9 p.m., CHP Here are the events planned at St. M ary’s Episcopal florists along with a bouquet or plant. successful breeding ground. The stars get warmer, you get more disease and tendons In your hand or the holes In yoUr parent open house: 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir in Church this week: used for raising their newborn exotic of his collection are three ligers — a insects.” he says. leg or see your couch torn to shreds, you sanctuary: mission and ministry. Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.. .service with Emanuel animals. hybrid breed of his lion and tiger. “ Winters create tremendous prob­ shouldn’t be in this business.” he says Thursday — 10a.m . prayergroup: ILLSa m care Lutheran Church. But with young cougar cubs in the Hoctor says there are few other ligers in lems. though.” he adds. "We have to matter-of-factly. and vi.sitation: 6 to 8 p.m . CRC. Tuesday — 6:30 p.m... church school teachers’ makeshift living room, bobcat babies the world. chip the ice out of water pails, or if a “A big cat will naturally turn on you if Friday — youth to Hammonasett. meeting. A case of mistaken Identity on the way and new exotics arriving Wandering around Hoctor’s prop­ female is going to drop her baby, we you have a syringe in your hand, but almost daily, rebuilding their house has Saturday ^ 8 p.m.. A.A. Wednesday — 10 a m , holy communion: 10:45a.m.. RO CH ESTER , N.V. (AP) — Bacteria are so small erty. one takes in a scene more like the have to get her inside. My bedroom is how do you explain to an animal that taken second priority. Bible study: 7:30 p.m., senior choir rehearsal. and often look so similar that it’s hard to tell one African bush than rural farmland in my lion den for a while each winter.” you’re doing this to save Its life?” “And with zoos opening and closing, Thursday — 11 a m.. Ladies Guild: 7:10 p.m.. species from another. central Indiana near Terre Haute. Hoctor feels right at home in such But the biggest obstacles Hoctor This Is Trinity’s week evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. Bible study. this is a many-faceted business,” Brush-tailed porcupines bristle in surroundings. Safari clothes and encounters come from U.S. Depart­ Hoctor says. "Most of the time this The following events are scheduled this week at Friday — 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.. vestry planning day When dealing with disease- causing bacteria, such a suspicion at strangers. Toucans muddy jungle boots are his daily ment of Agriculture inspectors "who Trinity Covenant Church: 7:30 p.m . A.A. case of mistaken identity can have dire consequences. place sounds like a bookie joint.” screech a questionable welcome. Squir­ uniform, yet “there’s no macho appeal don’t know the difference between a Hoctor says he is one of about 200 Sunday — choir kick-off potiuck. rel monkeys scream and a tiger growls. any more. This is a living for me.” mouse and an elephant.” he says. Thus, a technique for very accurately identifying active dealers in the United States who Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast. The public at one time was welcome The ability to handle wild animals is ” We want government control, but Sanctuary Is the topic bacteria being used by Robert Selander of the make a living from breeding and to visit, Hoctor says, but liability mostly learned and requires an inbred we would like someone who knew what LaStrada Restaurant: 5:30 p.m.. chairmen’s dinner; University of Rochester is proving usefui. Instead of trading wild animals. 7:30 p.m , church board meeting. Stephen Kramer, a Quaker from the Religious insurance rates make that impossible ability to not stop in the face of danger. they were doing with wild animals.” looking at the shape of bacteria, Selander’s technique Hoctor and his wife also publish The now. Hoctor says. Wednesday — 7 p.m.. choir rehearsal. Society of Friends in West Hartford, will speak about Hoctor says he cooperates as much as detects differences in the bacteria’s internal Animal Finders’ Guide 18 times a year, “ We raise certain animals here, but I Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast. the sanctuary movement at the 10:30 a m. service at "Where do you go to learn about possible, but sometimes has to bend the chemistry — specifically, differences in proteins. a nationally distributed publication capture and haul every species” for exotic animals?” the burly, bearded Friday — 6pm. women’s retreat at Pilgrim Pines the Unitarian Universalist Society: East Meeting­ rules just to keep an animal alive. I.ake Swanzee, N.H. house. 153 W. Vernon St. The West Hartford society has been a sanctuary church for about a year, Kramer Center starts school will speak about his experiences in setting up sanctuaries for those who have left their homes. He Center Congregational Church will begin its Sunday will touch on both moral and legal issues. church school classes on Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. Classes are CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 offered for children age 3 through Grade 9. Childcare is available during the 10 a.m. worship for newborns South plans the week to age 3. For more information or to register, call The following events are scheduled this week at Debbi Clark at 647-9941. AP Photo Notices Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment.. .. 80 South United Methodist Church: Resort Property ...... 26 The events scheduled at Center Church this week Lost/Found...... 01 Bookkeeplng/lncome Ta x ...... 54 Dffice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Sunday — 10 a m., worship. Dr, Paul V Kroll M ortoaoes...... 27 are as follows: preaching. "From Lost to Found.” Getting Ready Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreotlonal Equipment...... 82 R A TB S : 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats ond Marine Equipment ... 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Sunday — 8 and 10 a m., worship, the Rev. Newell Wednesday — 9 a.m,. fair workshop, Announcements...... 03 . 83 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Item s...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Curtis preaching: 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care: Thursday — 7:30 p.m., teacher orientation. Workers move poles into place which Auctions...... 04 II: 15 a m., social hour. in Cambridge, Mass., in preparation for Financial...... 05 Rentals Flo o ring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment. . 85 Minimum diarga: 4 Hnes. Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon; 7 p.m., peace prayer will hold up a large tent in front of Electricol ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Tuesay — 7:30 p.m., diaconate. vigil. the university’s 350th anniversary dur­ Rooms for Rent...... 31 Harvard University’s Memorial Chapel Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 D B A D L IN B I; For classified advertisements to ing the first week of September. Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 MIscelloneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Help Wanted...... 11 Services Wonted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... {9 Homes for Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publlcoflon. Situation W anted...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday- Religious Services Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive Employment Services...... 15 Holidoy/Seosonol...... 71 AAlscelloneous for R e n t...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 RB AD y o u r a d . CIcwsIfled odyertlsements are sanctuary; 10 o.m. church school. . AMembllet of Qod adult Bible study and Sundov school; 7 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clo thing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... ; 92 token by telephone cn a convenience. The Child core provided. (647-9941) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7-30 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., Roman Cathoiic Wanted to R e n t...... 40 F u rn itu re ...... 74 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one a t y lw .Liffl>oran Church of Mon- Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. 649d667. day through Friday, am Monchester. An- Oa’’d0tt St., Manchester. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Third' road devotlonally, | o y PERSONALS Legal secretary,part time for Assistant Manager 8 IHEIP WANTED Grit Bloster - mechani­ Congregational '■•ctor. Anne J. Wrider, Youth service (Frldoy). (449-9848) Reedtarmorethanatertlolnfbf^- flexible hours,pleasont Trainees, cenhiers, full to 2pm, starting Sep­ “ *'**ont rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. Kitchen worker-flexible Painters wanted-must cally Inclined Individual tember 2nd, call 236-5618, Prince of Pooco Luthoron Church, motion. See the peraon of Jeoua Wanted Bowlers'for Sun­ working enviornment In and part time, salesper­ Batten Cangrsj atianal Church, 221 church school, 9:30 Route 31 and North ^ i w R o S Part Time Inserters hours. Apply In person have experience for Inter- son, full and part tinfie. We to mask and grit aircraft Mark or Judy. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, 647-8301 In tha Qoopel. "...he that hath day afternoon. Mixed small AAonchester firm. rlor and exterrior house Coventry. William Douthwolte, pas­ Prasbytarian wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Krause Caterers,465 Hills offer competitive salary ports. Experience pre­ Bolton. Rev. Charles .H. Ericson; hoT;' e» » , ’ =’» tor. Summer schedule: 9a.m. worship for an fm|M>rtartt aeon me hath aeon the Father," league starting Sep­ Coll Judy or Margaret 0 for Bob. Street,Eost Hartford. painting. Must have own and benefits pockoge with ferred but will train If Mechanic - Must have Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, do'y.’ (M M s ii)'' service. (74^7S4•) Church, rjKordsd msssags Jeoua Bold (Jo hn 14:B). Thua tember 2nd at Silver Lane 646-6130 for appointment. tronsportotlon. 646-7760. nursery, church school; 11 o.m., lion Symollcol Luthoron Church Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven- excellent opportunity for necessory. Apply be­ tools. All benefits. Apply fellowship; 11:15 o.m., forum pro­ Gospel (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High trv. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, aoeing tha Father, you will die- East Hartford. If Inter­ Clericol- small office, di­ odvoncemenf. Apply In tween 9om and 2pm. M B M service station, ested call 742-0573 or 633- gram. (449-7077 office or 447-M7I streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. »:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday cover anewora to troubling versified duties, occounts Noon time aides, Man­ person of Mofor AAart Flanagan BrgitMr's, 911 rte. 6 BoHon 649-2871. porsonoge. ___ LIvlh# Odd, an Kohl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor- school; 7 p jn ., Bible study and 3440. •^oellcol, tyll-Mspel church, Ro- questions and a hope never be­ receivable, telephones, chester Board of Educa­ Auto Supply, 830 Silver New London Tpke, Glas­ Center Cengregotlenal Church, 11 Hilp; 10:4S a.m. Sunday school; Holy tellowshlp. Wednesdoy, 7:M p.m., fore roallzod. Part time mechanic tion Is seeking noon time Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. J d ^ n teh o ^. North School Street, Communion first and third Sui.u'uv. prayer meeting. (74^7323) record keeping, some typ­ Lane East Hartford Cf. tonbury. 6334474. Eosy Assembly Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Rev. Dovid W. Mullen, (449-4243) FresbytetlBn Church of Mmschestpr, Lookino for something ing. All benefits. Call 647- wontedl Must know all Newspaper dealer needed aides for Robertson Work l$714.00 per 100 .Gua­ J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Meeting Siyndavs, 10 to 11:30 <3 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ CHURCH OF CHRIST special? Why not run a 9137.______about diesel and heavy In Manchester and South School, $4.50 per hour. Wanted Reliable Babysit­ Short order cook or kit­ ranteed payment. No Clifford D. Simpson, pastor emeritus; 9"? Sunday school, chard Gray, poster. 10;M o.m., wor­ duty equipment. Must Windsor area, reliable Interested applicants chen help, breokfost and soles. Details—send eewel ihterdehemlnptlepgi ship service, nursery, 9; IS o.m., Sun- LydBN and Vamon Blreata "Wanted So Buy" od In ter for two young child­ Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. Mathodist Carpenter- Experienced hove own tools,and work car needed. Call morn­ should contact Mrs. ren, 2:30-11 ;00. M y home lunch. Apply to Glldo's stomped envelope: Elan- • and 10 a.m., worship services. *** j **•' Manchester. Rev. SSK®*' ^ P.m., Informal worship. {S3.*-"’- Phona: 646-2103 Closalfled. The cost Is Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m.. Bolton unitod MothoiHst Chorch, (4434)904) sm oll... the response Mg. In. remodeling. Coll Ro­ out own hours, call 74^ ings 9-1, ask for Fred. Abraltls, Principal, 647- preferred. Coll 6494502 Luncheonolto, 303 Adams 173 3418 Enterprise, Fort 441-2711. bert Jarvis, 643-6712. 6190 or 423-2093. 647-9946 3371. EO E. for more Informaflon. Street, Mondiester. Pierce, Florida 33482. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1986 — 19 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 6 ^ 2 7 1 1 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED rriH O M E s HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HDMES APARTMENTS |£jFO R SALE I FDR SALE M r. Frog Resident manager FDR RENT Need painters Imme­ wanted tor apartment Water safety Instruc- Manchester-Charming Laundry Worker diately. 2-3 openings Brand New listing! Un!- building In the Vernon BILLING CLERK tors,S4.SD to S5.5D per hou- 1895 Victorian. Beautiful Manchester - Beautiful 2 available. Call 643-2659, que 4-famlly !n East Hart- KUSNCSS ,Rockville area. Expe­ Mature woman to work r,October through March. % acre lot, 4 car garage, b^room, 5 rooms, ap­ 643-1021. We are a leading Indust­ ford. 2-car rience preferred,for Infor­ with Infants or toddlers. Full time days. Restaurant Employment ; The Manchester Recrea­ wrap-around porch, 5 bed­ pliances, washer dryer mation call 1-237-WS9. 1pm to 6pm, Monday thru $10-12 per hour (wages rial distributor, aaaking a tion Department Is look­ rooms and sleeping oarage,app!lances,excel- hook ups, storage. $600 Please call - plus tips). All positions Local Refuse collection dark for our billing de­ ing for people to teach lent lncome.no !ease- Friday. $4.00 per hour. company, hiring Imme­ porch. Eot-ln kitchen and plus. 643-8686, 643-6411. Delivery person/Sales The Children's Place Inc. available; cooks, host, partment. Raaponalblll- swimming lessons at the formal dining room. s.handv locat!on,nlce con­ ICMtJCARE IISagtfMOUg person wanted for mod­ W/W. Full and part time, diately. Responsible, reli­ tlaa will include raaaarch Bennet Jr. High pool. dition Inside and out. ISERMCM Coll 643-5535. Steak Club able person for perman- Handcrafted fireplaces, For rent In Windsor. 2 ern pharmacy In large flexible hours. Top pay. and maintenance of cus­ Mondays and Frl- Offered ot $145,000. Jack- ant position. Good hardwood floors and uni­ bedroom apartment; car- OwOH«-2ogenlngsfar Shggtrocking-togliitta’:...... - shopping center.pleasant Business Ideal for single parents or tomer returns, COO days,Wednesday and Sa­ son & Jackson Real Est­ potlng, appliances, heat Dumas Elsctrtc— Having Odd lobs. Trucking. employee benefits. Coll que detailing. Add an ate, 647-8400.D ^ 2 and up. In llcwissd *“'*‘“ ttxt$tr*d “* sp~ ra ytn * g-a i-alf ii working conditions In a Gas Station attendant. students - New family credits, data entry of turday,Tuesday and original touch to this Included. No pets. $600 per Eisetricat- Probtomst Homs rspdirs. You name professional atmosphere- 60 Hilliard St. 643-4805 days, 643-1619 l^ c M s t s r horns. Ex<»$- « N M dUM M hang a Port time evenings and restaurant. Apply In per­ charges, direct ships, Thursdoys,6:30 to 9:30 handsome home. Asking Nssd 0 iorgs a a sMOH W. ws do it. Pros ssti ,part time.flexible hour- son 2-6pm, M /F. 98 Wes­ evenings. $19,500 well established ls|^ program. IndMlBS huiB l M: OdWiiggwhkgll Saturday. Apply In person Manchester COO'S and cash slips Into pm, WSI required. Apply $215,000. Coll Flano 247 2903 .RiiwIrT WOSNsleHte hi mates, mnnsd. 6434)804. s.ldeal for college or high ton Street, across for Jol Hair Care business In daily adtvitiss, mgAr .raM LTailPcSiM Iht, Roggl's Automotive. 333 our computer eyetam. at the Personnel Depart- Realty, 646-5200. MwklentloHWsrk. Jobss* school student. Apply In Main Street Manchester. 646-2260 Alai. Annie Eatwell's. School Crossing Guards - ment,41 Center Street- excellent .location- snocks and m a s. E*pe- d iik lB M OURWS. PuHv LICBhiSSd. person to management at The Town of Manchester Previous data entry ex­ ,Manchester or call 647- shopping plaza, with am­ risncsd aofSsstonot MMT Pim fctimata. 446.MO. Is recruiting persons to perience or strong typing 3126. EO E. Manchester. By owners once.LIggette Pharmacy- ple parking. Lots of Inven­ «3tij;i5."'**- ____ _ .. Jewelry Sales - Imme­ work part time during skills Is desirable. Apply 6/6 duplex. Large rooms, anytime. , > REMOVE GREASE and ,Manchester Parkade Truck driver warehouse tory Included. Call for 3 bedroom duplex. Full Shopping Center,404 West diate opening for a per­ school sessions assisting Monday thru Friday. 9-4, IVa baths, each side re­ details. Realty WorId,646- njjgj.. lust UBS a snick. rust from outdoa mstol person, combination. Im­ cently remodeled. basement and attic, heat Middle Turpike. manent year round Laborers. Male or female children to and from 7709.a A atrs| auaSiint. nssd w himiturs the soty wav. mediate permanent open­ school. $4.75 to $5.25 per EcBiMiny Elidrlc Supply $160,000. 643-6656 or 646- and utilities not Included. W t^dUsTAir actra shslvin- position, 2^40 hours per ing with wholesale furni­ wanted tor construction Just dip a cloth In turpsn. week. Apply In person at hour. Manchester resi­ 7886 after 7pm. Principles W50 p6r month plus secur- fMttlc stanwiysr^ditl tins and rub the mstol ture distributor. Good site. For oppointment call 440 Oakland Street Real Estate Manchester. Oluxe 11 the Diamond Showcase, dents only. No experience only please. •*Y. Call Robin, days 643- Rsllabis, loving mother *01^04464172 until 11pm, unhl spots disoppsa. To driving record and wil­ 649-4371. Manchester room Raised Ranch. 4 6669, evenings 646-0043. Manchester Parkade. required. Apply at the bedrooms, 3 full baths, wHh ftsxibis hours to soil Idis Hems the easy lingness to work over­ Personnel Office, 41 Cen­ Andover - 3 bedrooms. provids bobysItMng ssp- IRERVICEI woy» use a lo«H»st od In time. Knowledge of New main floor family room Manchester. 4 room D epartm ent Secretary. Manchester ter Street, Manchester or HDME8 Raised Ranch on 2 acres. vles fa toddla. Calf 447- ctossiflsd. England helpful, with be­ Finished lower level with plus a large recreational apartment, second floor, 9974. Law office. Port time, 9-2, call 647-3126. Eaual Oppor­ FOR SALE room. Lovely 19 x 39 In nefits. Apply In person,170 tunity Employer. Fe­ kitchenette and '/z bath. $350 per month plus utili­ M anager phones, filing and light Male or female. Construc­ RN/LPN-your skills are ground pool. Many ex­ Corpsntry alterations, Tunnel Road, Vernon,Ct. males and minorities needed In a variety of Principles only. 742-5208. ties. No pets. Security and typing. Non-smoker 643- 06066. tion supervisor wanted tras, asking $249,000. U & references. Call 872-9951. mdsoi^y, (stbeco- urged to apply. home care end Institu­ All real estate advertised 7779. Dianne. with rehab experience. In the Manchester Herdid R Realty 643-2692; colors)4rtOHs work and Oil Men’s department tional settings In the For appointment call 649- Is subject to the Fair twss ot repairs. Coli 641- manager. Full time Machinist - First Class. 3 greater Hartford and sur­ 93llta64^S6^1 647-7949 4371. Housing Act of 1968, which South Windsor. 8 room rounding towns. Work Quality Kleen commer- position available. plus years experience, set makes It Illegal to adver­ Colonial. 1st floor family 134 ■ homes up and run Bridgeports part time/full time, doys- Manchester. Charming 7 room, 4 bedrooms, large clol and rsstdsntlal clean- Please apply in per­ Wanted part time maids. Carpet Installers helper tise ony preference, lim­ room Cape, 3 bedrooms, Fotomat- has exciting op­ wanted. Will train. Call and other equipment. /shlfts of your choice. dining room, 2'/z baths, FOR RENT Ing ssrvicss. Pros ssti- MANLEY rqNCBfiTtr Apply In person Essex New salary rotes and itation or discrimination fireplaced living room, m a t s 8 , son to the Manches­ portunities for both full 646-3597. Small shop environment. based on race, color, fireplace; In ground pool. tm K tm • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS and part time lobs. Our Motor Inn 100 East Center Paid holidays and vaca­ excellent shift/weekend stenciled dining room, 2 Asking $229,900. U 8. R Ashford-year round re­ rstsrencs$,647-8082. ter D&L in the Man­ Street Manchester. religion, sex or national car detatched garage. • OARAGE Si a d d it io n FOUNDATIONS positions offer you the Immediate Openings! tions. Other benefits. Call differential. We pay extra origin, or on Intention to Realty 643-2692; sort home directly on 60 chester Parkade. $$ for your years of nurs­ Lovely deep private yard. opportunity to work Inde- Paper Mill In Manchester 646-7804. make any such prefer­ foot of waterfront on Lake Nome yoa own price — • STAIRS . FREE ESTIMATES Part time receptlonlst- ing experience. Opportun­ $105,900 646-8421 or 643-. m m m / pendantly with the public seeking hard working In­ ence, limitation or dis­ 2391. East Hartford. 3 bedroom Chaffee. Kitchen with din­ Fother and son. P a t, ■ coNTKACToe'tiNauieictwsLcoMe and to learn about film /bllllng clerk needed 2 to Machinist - Minimum 5 ity tor advancement,ln Colonial, 13 x 16 master, ing area,l!vlng room with m H m m 5pm dally for small office dividuals to work In pro­ crimination. The Herald I dspsndahls service. processing. We are cur­ duction department. Ex­ years experience, set up service education, pro- will not knowingly accept super dining room with fireplace,sliding door In Manchester. Call Julie vlded,and an opportunity Just listed! 90's 6 room Palnting£R. Hew tion (or larger sizes: ploa ible hours. Call 646-0610 dividualized paid orienta­ Machine shop. We have a repars. 649^(539. Vlso/M- ask for Bob or Adele. tion program. Especially last long! $124,900, Joyce Just listed! Immaculate iow Rossetto room Cape Cod, all beau­ tor one year old from sive benefit package Is son preferred. Apply at 8 room colonial with su­ s/own transportation. pro-rated for part time per In-law apartment. To­ Real Estate,646-2482.o tifully decorated with 7am-5pm, Monday thru Paragon Tool Co. Inc. 121 ICONDDMINIUMS IMISCEIIANEDUS CARS Doe** love to talk and earn $’s! Friday. Non-smoker pre­ Call 742-5027 evenings for employees. We pay tal of 4 bedrooms,3.5 newly remodeled kit­ MDTDRCYCLES/ WW further details: Adorns Street Manchester chen.S112,900. Barnett, FDR REN1 I FDR SALE TAG SALES ferred. Reply to Occu­ higher wages for regu­ 647-9935. baths and 2800 square feet. South Windsor. Move FDR SALE MDPED8 AUW/S (N9ST pant, P.O. Box 1924 Man­ larly scheduled double Situated on 1.38 acres In right Into this U & R bullt,7 Bowman, Tibbies, Better I J GHLeAviNft-nie Special Education Voca­ Homes and Gordens,633- Manchester-2 bedroom Spa shells- fortory se­ Tag Sale. Saturday Au­ Hourly rate PLUS b o n u s ! chester C T 06040. shifts on the weekends. Bolton. $163,500. Jackson plus room tront-to-back bHNMMCi ftOMTAiN tional lnstructor,2 hours Machinist; Long term & Jackson Real Spilt level. 3 bedrooms, 2 3661 day or night. townhouse,appliances,exc conds or damaged In gust 30.9-5. Miscellaneous For Sole,1979 Bonneville Please call Cheryl Mullin 750,excellent condition per day ,pre-vocatlonal DNS, Canterbury Villa of contract must be able to Estate,647-8400.o baths. Large, eat-ln kit­ ellent location,no pets. transportation. $200 to household Items. 76 Chest­ CLbSEb? Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 5:30-8: 0 &Sat. 9-1 training and lob place­ set up, and mark operate $550 monthly.plus utili­ $800 as Is. Coll evenings or with extras,6,000 miles Wirimantlc, 423-2597. chen with Jen Aire Grill. nut Street Manchester. 1984 Pontloc Sunbird. ment for high school stu­ lathe Brldgeport,mllllng ties.Security and referen­ weekends. 742-6469. $1500 or best offer. Coll You'll never know unless Cathedral celling In living CONDDMINIUMS AM /FM cassette, 2 door. Oo dents. Contract service and mark surface grinder ces. Call 647-7234. 646-3774. Immediate opening for you see for yourself! This room. Spacious family FDR SALE $5500. Good condition. 646- Call Now!! 643-2711 $10 per hour. Call Pupil for tooling. Light expe­ home Is chock full of full time dental reception­ and Florida rooms. 2 car I 3116. and Staff Support Service rience accepted,molor ist In Manchester office. 4 charming detail. Large garage with opener. Department, Coventry company,cal I Joe Nopoll- day work week, some spacious rooms, a new Above ground pool. Lo­ Manchester. Lovely IRC {STORE AND Tag Sale. Saturday 9-4,244 MI8CELLANEDUS Sue, Ext. #38 tano,General Manager bookkeeping experience Public Schools,742-8913. Maintenance person to kitchen with, appliances. cated on nicely lands­ condo. Offers so much! One Golden Eagle com­ East Middle Tpke Man­ Hallmark Pech-Temps,99 I OFFICE SPACE AUTDMOTIVE helpful. Call Julie 649- Immediate opening. EOE work at local apartment Bueatiful family room,2 caped, corner lot on cul- Includes 2 bedrooms, 1'/z pound bow, one York chester. Lots of variety, MDTORCYCLES/ Pratt Street,Hartford, Ct. I 9431. complex,performing fireplaces,brick pa- de-sac. Much more - You baths, air conditioning, compound center shot Including furniture, MDPED8 Laundry/Housekeeping maintenance and grounds 06103. 527-5779. tlo,and lots more. Call will love It!! $154,900. full basement, modern bow. Roger M-77, 7mm household Items and fish­ CJ-7 hardtop,nutmeg co­ part time-lmmedlate posi­ keeping duties,expe­ today! Jockson & Jack- Strano Real Estate 647- appliances and much mag, Leopold 4-12 scope. ing tackle. lor. 2 steel locking doors- Part time mornings for tions available for person rience preferred but will Time reporting aide: son Real Estate 647-8400.O 7653.0 more. Don't miss this one. Coll 649-8875 after 7 p.m. ,sllver color with roll-up shipping and receiving Manchester Board of Ed­ S82,500. Call 649-1460. Office Space- on busy Tog Sale. Toys, furniture, 1981 Yamaha 550 Moxlm- windows. $1500 or best able to work two or three train. $5.00 plus per hour ,$1000,call 649-3148. and light maintenance. days per week. Excellent to start depending on ucation Is seeking on aide route 83. Manchester- hardware, bikes, much offer. 742-8412 otter 6pm. Apply In persen Manches­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT CREW SUPERVISOR ★ working conditions call ability. 643-2779, Monday to ride with multi handi­ MANCHESTER Vernon town line. For­ more. Sunday 12-5 & Mon­ ter Drug 717 Main Street Manchester Manor 6 ^ through Friday 9-5. capped students to Weo- N O TIC E OF merly Insurance com­ day 10-1. 488 East Center Manchester. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ELEGANT 0129. thersfleld. 8-9:30am and pany tenant. 646-5707. Brand new hospital bed Street Manchester. CARS I CARS 2:30 to 4pm. $5.00 per In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and CORPORATE and wheel chair for sale. FDR SALE FDR SALE ATTENTION!! hour,no beneflts,please 9 ofthe Town Charter, notice Is hereby given otthe adoption EXECUTIVE Office or small retail $800. Call 647-7646 after Tog Sale. 2 households. contact Mrs. Gustasson at by the Board of Directors ofthe Town of Manchester, Con­ space 200 square feet on 6pm. Everything, Including Tri­ CliMbyNIA.Inc 647-3473. EO E. necticut on August-26, 1986. TOWN HOUSE busy route 83. Ron 646- Here’s an opportunity to Part time avallable,wal- for yearly lease, located on umph, tormols, furniture ------ORDINANCE 5707. Upright player plano;best etc. 73 Wilfred Rd. Man­ ECHO ter/waltress,cook, after- the edge of the sixth fairway BE IT O R DAIN ED by the Board of Directors of the Town of offer. Girl's 10 speed Jet- chester. Saturday & Sun­ make good part time noons,coll Mr. Chirico tor of Manchester Country Club. Laborer-apply The An- Manchester that the Town of Manchester accept con­ ter,excellent condition. day 8/23 & 8/24, 10 am. 1986-1987 an lntervlew,872-9133. veyance of premises described In Schedule A herein from All new, featuring plush car- e a r n in g s ! drew Ansaldl Samuel J. Hevmon, Trustee, Heyman Associates #1 and WANTED Faberware convection Youth Hockey Organization Company,186 Bldwell Stamford Industrial Park, Inc. for highway purposes. The peting, built-in vac system, oven excellent condition. Street,Manchester. consideration for said convevanceshall bethe provldlngby energy saving ceiling fan, TO RENT 649-0882. Must be able to get along will be holding registration on Saturday, Part & Full Time the Town of Manchester of a driveway cut on Hartford Road lights, trash compactor, gar­ Automotive Truck drlver,heavy con- an da drlyeway cut on Elm Street. bage disposal, lovely light fix­ flake a Lookl September 6th, 9 am-12 noon, and again on Clerical For sale,30 Inch Caloric with older kids and have your structlon,apply The An- Prepared by William J. Shed tures, mirrored doors, 3 bed­ gas stove,automatic Monday, September 8th, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm We have several posi­ drew Ansaldl Assistant Town Attorney room and 2'ii baths, kitchen, Ignitor,$70,call643-2384 af­ I g ^ C A R S J MAZDA B2000 TRUCK SALE ! own car. No experience tions available. Typing at Bolton Ice Palace, Route 6, Bolton. Re­ Company,186 Bldwell 7-7-86 family room, formal living Wanted to rent. Private ternoons and evenings. FDR SALE I Cut me out and bring me in — necessary - will train! skills or previous CRT Street,Mancli ester. and dining room, and much garage for car storage In gistration is open to boys and girls ages 5- SCH ED ULE A experience helpful. Call more. A beautiful home with Manchester, East Hart­ ■ and get any new 1987 in stock Mazda Pickup for Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 Swiss Colony. Sandwich Those premises situated on the northerly side of Hartford Get needed bock-to- 1980 Chevy Monza, 55,000 Monday - Thursday, 5-8:30 16. ECHO offers a variety of programs. Road and on the easterly side of Elm Street In the Town of large swimming pool and ford, Glastonbury area. school money by selling miles, good condition, for more information. maker wanted from 9-3, Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, tennis courts. No mowing Call 633-0818. Monday through Friday. unneeded Items around $1600 or best otter. Coll Sat., 9-1:30 EOE more particularly bounded and described as follows: lawns. Call Jan at Manches­ • Instructional Apply In person 398 West your home. Use a low-cost 649-0666. over factory invoice* Commencing at a merestone on the northerly line of Hart­ ter, 643-2487. od In Classified for quick J *l'200»o • In house regular travel youth hockey Middle Tpoke. 649-5147. ford Road, which merestone marks thesoutheosterly corner Call Sue, 647-9947, 10-5 of Ian ■ nowor formerly of Samuel J . Heyman, Trustee, et als results. I /Vo gim m ic* — ju»t a great deal! and ■ southwesterly corner of londnowor formerly of Lor­ Merchandise For further information contact TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT raine C. FIndloy and Frank S. Findlay; thence proceeding Ray Welnicki 643-7699. 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4 Outlook: Easy-to-open sometimes Q. Could you please tell me contained a line, “All Vienna is about the singer Falco? / think on heroin today,” that was not isn’t. Specials for the Month of September he’s sensational. Cynthia Mata, too popular with authorities.) Wailuku, Hawaii The following year he 5 Profiles: Manchester’s Richard Served Tuesday - Sunday A. Johann Holzel was bom in released “Der Kommissar,” a Vienna on February 19, 1957 to rap song that went on to tecome Vatteroni. an engineer father and. a an international hit followed by traveling salesperson mother. his first album, “Einzelhaft" 0 Cover Story: Ralph Maccarone has • Broiled Swordfish Both parents wanted their son to (Incarcerated) which also earned the name Mr. Band Shell. become a doctor; he, on the became a hit. other hand, started to play the His second album, “Junge • Baked Stuffed Shrimp Your Choice piano at the age of 4 and wanted Rocmer” (Young Romans), was 0 Weekend Television: Program to become a musician. After released in 1984 and bom b^, a schedules, features and puzzles, high school, he moved to West situation that prompted him to • Veal Cutlet Parmigiana •8.95 Berlin, where he sang with a journey to Thailand in a state of through page 16. jazz-rock band and did all the depression looking to find inner things his parents wouldn’t like. peace. Somehow he did and, 12 At the Movies: "TheFly” isa At the same time, he decided rejuvenated, returned to Vienna well-crafted gross out... Zeffirelli that his name wasn't appropriate and put together "Rock Me Sunday Brunch Begins Sept. 7 - llam-3pm for someone destined to become Amadeus,” the song that has in defends the classics ... Film a rock ’n’ roll star, so he the last few months made him capsules. appropriated the first name of an an even bigger international East German skier named Falko star. Weissflog, changed the "k” to a It was followed by another 13 Music: MTV is marking its 5th “c” and began hanging out in hit, “Vienna Calling,” and a anniversary in a big way ... the bars around town as Falco third single, “Jeanny.” Since 18 Turntable tips. Sturmer and Falco Gutteher his record company thinks there 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RED. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 before deciding simply on Falco. are more hits on his album Ario Guthrie He spent some time “Falco 3,” you can expect to 1 7 The Curious Shopper: Processed 643-2342 performing with a band called hear more singles from it. His cheese just a matter of taste Drahdiwaberl and in 1980, next album will probably not be Q. I ’ve always been a fan o f Arlo Guthrie. Is he still doing live released a song on his own released for a while. shows? Yvette Cisneros, Clovis, Calif. 1 0 On the House: Second-marriage called "Ganz Wien." It became He and girlfriend Isabella A, Indeed he is. He’s on a concert tour right now, in fact, which a cult favorite partly because it Vitkovic have a baby daughter should cover the Midwest. He also performs frequently in the decorating can be harmonious. was banned from the radio. (It Katharina-Biahca. Northeast; he and his wife and four children live in Massachusetts. 2 1 Sexuality: Man experiences Falco erection problems after his accident. STANZA WAGON N r NISSAN TRUCKS Q. Are Tawny Little and John Schneider still together? Also, 2 And 4 WhMl what is she doing? I used to see her twice a day on TV. Now / Dining In: Quest for beer changes 8,S% ANNUAL * 22 Drtv* PERCENTAGE Q. / really like Whitney new modeling agency. Covers don’t see her at all. L.D. Taylor, Ontario, Canada history’s course RATE Houston. Could you tell me a and spreads in magazines such A. No, they split up but apparently are still friendly; they were at little about her? Is she planning as Cosmo and Glamour resulted. a party together at Los Angeles’ station KABC recently. The 23 another album soon? Kim reason for her appearance is her forthcoming return to the station. 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits QUALIFIED Ferguson, Dunmore, Pa. She really wanted to sing, She left in January 1985 proclaiming that she was bored with her Glastonbury’s Sho-Gun Japanese BUYERS however, and by 18 was singing A. She's 22, from Newark, hosting jobs on “The Love Report,” “,A.M. Los Angeles” and Restaurant. ONE O f A KIND WAGON N.J., the daughter of a city backup on other artists’ albums. “Eye on Hollywood” and that she wanted to become an actress. Th* laUAW D Stanu Wacon tporti dual slidins Later that year, she signed her side doors. Just like a.var^ So Iodine and unload- planning administrator and one She auditioned for an ABC pilot but didn’t get the role. ABC Int Is a roal braaaa. It s llkanaving a wafon and a (5999 of the best gospel/backup singers own recording contract, and her was interested enough in her, though, to give her a one-year van all in one. Dependable (our wheel drive lets in the business. Cissy Houston. first album, “Whitney “holding contract” while other roles were sought. None were you control any road with confidence And the •Includes rebate. Houston,” has been a superior level ol standard equipment makes driv­ Her mother is also the minister found, so she’s going back to hosting. Look for her on a show ing a real pleasure. Power steering, power brakes. New 1986 std. 2 wheel of music at the New Hope phenomenon. It has sold in the called “Eye on L.A.” that is now in development. „ AM/FM radio, reclining (ront bucket seats, rear 5 Window wiper/washer. digital clock, and so much drive pickup #5225. Baptist Church in Newark, and multimillions and earlier this * I^Jnore The 1906 Stania Wagon-come into our that’s where Whitney first began year earned her a Grammy as showroom and see it todayl to sing (her cousin Dionne best female pop vocalist. Warwick also spent some time Currently, she’s recording her singing there). followup album which could be Q. Please tell me what Joyce DeWitt o f “Three’s Company” At 15, she debuted released as this fall but probably has been doing lately. I haven’t seen her in anything. W.R., CARS-CARS-CARS TRUCKS Scranton, Pa. professionally in her mother’s will come out, according to a 2 dr., 83 Toyota atr. cap. mags *9888 A. She hasn’t been too visible because, as her agent explains it, 80 Buteh Rhdara htrdtop. ■.aim •7 * 8 5 nightclub act and was such a rep at her record company, early 80 Toyota CeNca 2 dr., hardtop. AC •898S 89 Chavy s-io. cap. hap bumpAi *9889 “She’s been busy developing properties for herself. TV mostly, standout that she received offers next year. She’s also on the road 82 SuDoni OL Mdwi. AK. MAck *S98S to go out on her own; she turned touring, a tour that should primarily movies of the week.” Nothing, though, has come to 83 Otda Cmiats cruitor. . otr •7493 EXOTICS fruition. 82 fNaaon Sontra v»g. ah *4493 89 Poracha 944, MAirwr. uinrooi *19,900 them down and finished high continue through the fall. She 81 Datsun 210 Mdon. 4 dr . auto, air •3«85 school instead. At 16, though, had olans for a special for HBO 81 Jaguar XJ6 Igaihtr. funroof *14,800 83 OMs Otora areughAm *4983 *11,900 she became a model when she but had to push back its taping . 88 NIaaan Stanxa OL WAdAd ,*8889 89 Foird Coiw. Van gorgAoui 1 JO Datsun 200SX hA«i«op. auio *3483 was spotted in a New York in Paris in May. A new date has Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features building by a representative of a not yet been set. Q. Please help us settle a bet. How old is M itd Gaynor? ^MManSantrasAPd______*3183 Whitney Houston supplement to the Manchester Herald» Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, Everyone / know says she’s in her 60s. Bob, Beach Haven, N.Y. 10017. N.J. . published Saturdays by the Manchester A. Francesca Marlene Gerbpr was bom on September 4, 1931, Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Do you have any questions or comments which puts her close to 55. She lied about her age when she Manchester, Conn. 06040. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d like to hear from you. Please address Anything you’d like to know about prominent started working professionally with the Los Angeles Light Opera Penny M. Sieffert. Publisher Company — she was 13 at the time — which may account for Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine. DECORMIER personalities? Write to Josie, Between the the perception of being older. She looks pretty good for any age, Ilyssa Oster, Sales Supervisor P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. MOTOR SALES. INC. Lines, King Features Syndicate, 239 E. 45th St., however. New York, N, Y. 10017. Cover photography by Gary Tucker/Mancheater Herald WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Auk. 30. 1M6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 30. IflM 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Package de^gners: have pHy! Richard Vatteroni rtiautliMlrr Hrrnlit By JMn SdMcfer designers started thinking about size so they can enjoy a little of cereal. Then, when I try to say “press and pull up,” they Bom Feb. 19, 1938 me. Have those anonymous variety? Oh, I know you make roll down the top of the bag in mean just that. You press and Marital Btatu* married y paring knife was designers ever actually tried to individual-serving s i ^ boxes, order to seal the rest, I pull up. The box opens Occupation pest control missing. Again. “press in, pull up” on a box of but those are too costly for the invariably tear a hole in the side smoothly. But wait! Don’t be company owner Apparently I had laundry detergent? It takes a average household to use on a of the bag just where the glue fooled by this false display of Olympia Deli repeated my thumb with far greater muscle regular basis. holds it fast. I’ll bet you do too, 'incerity. Because once opened, Favorite restaurant absent-minded trick power than mine to “press in” And while your cereal Mr. or Ms. Package Designer. these packages can never be Favorite food steak, medium rare of wrapping it with on that sturdy cardboard with packages are back at the drawing Admit it. Pretty fivstrating, isn’t closed again. Favorite sport bocci theM garbage and tossing it out. any significant results. Help, board, could you solve another it? Right at this moment, V'vi'V-'' Roots for Red Sox No problem. I would pick up a package designer! problem for me? Please do Before we leave the cereal standing on my cupboard shelf Idea of a good vacation tropics in the winter new paring knife when I stopped Ready-to-eat cereal boxes are something about that wax-paper makers to wrestle with these in blowsy disarray, are boxes of lounge on my for groceries at my another problem. Many seem to bag inside your cereal box. It barley, com starch, rice, What you do to relax problems, one more thing. My backyard patio neighborhood supermarket. come in only two sizes. Giant does a fine job of keeping my kids love the little tuck-in panc^e flour and macaroni, all The problem arose when I and Gargantuan. Some of these Krackly Krunchies fresh. But with box tops agape. No amount Type of entertainment prafisrred comedy brought my new paring knife surprises you sometimes put in monsters are too tall to stand must you add that infuriating your cereals. But nuist they be of coaxing will induce these Favorite entertainer Steve Allen home. Have you ever tried to upright on a kitchen shelf. Many little dab of glue that holds the at the very bottom of the unruly packages to “shut up.” Favorite actor Dustin Hoffman get at something packaged in a small families get mighty tired bag upright? Some types of packaging have wax-paper bag? Couldn’t you Favorite actress Patty Duke plastic “bubble” mount^ on a of breakfasting on Krinkled Isn’t there a better way? endured for decades with no rectangle of cardboard? I clawed slip them in at the[ side, between V Favorite song ’’More” Wheaties morning after morning. Everything’s great until I’ve the box and the bag? need for improvement. Toilet at the tough plastic in an effort How about a smaller package poured out the first bowl or two tissue comes to mind. A fine, Kind of music pratarred Latin to finee my knife. No luck. Have you ever watched a no-nonsense packaging for a I r Favorite magazine Reader’s Digest • i -5 I tore at the cardboard. Still small boy mangle open a fresh fine, no-nonsense product. Just Favorite book "Hawaii" the knife eluded me. What I box of ready-to-eat cereal, thrust rip off the flimsy paper or Marlow's really needed was a paring knife his grubby fist to the bottom and Favorite store In Mancheeter plastic wrapping, and you’re all dog. Peace; cat, Koda to s t^ open the plastic bubble. I have been the victim of far too many grapple around for the sheet of set. Nothing fancy. Pat A classic Catch-22. stickers or toy he knows is in A packaging award should be Favorite spot In Manchsstar my office I have been the victim of far thoughtless package designers. My trust in there somewhere? And does he presented to the innovator of the Car 1982 Plymouth Reliant too many thoughtless package such words as ‘push in and tear flap back’ ever actually eat a bowl full of twister seal, that ingenious little Favorite color blue designers. My trust in such that particular cereal? “Yuck,” three-inch length of wire encased Favorite quote “Do unto others he cries as he runs off with his words as “push in and tear flap ' has been destroyed, along with my in a strip of plastic or paper. as you would have them hack” has been destroyed, along prize, leaving the ravished cereal The twister seal is the greatest with my fingernails, bits of my fingernails, bits of my flesh and chips of my box behind. “I hate Branny thing to come along since do onto yout” flesh and chips of my tooth Buddies.” Uneeda Biscuit took the crackers Last book read "Groucho and Me," enamel. tooth enamel. f f There are packages- that open out of the barrel and packed Groucho Marx’s autobiography I think it’s time package easily as promised. When they them in airtight containers. ■ Pet peeve non-communication Favorite TV show “The Bill Cosby Show” Best thing about Manchester its friendly people Worst thing about Manchester too many power failures

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nil Ralph Maccarone in­ Band Shell troduces every band shell performance. He often asks the au­ dience to give him Ralph Maccarone suggestions on other Erica Wilbur, 2, looks over a poster Maccarone holds up before entertainers they another performance at the Manchester Bicentennial Band would like to see in the keeps ’em coming Shell. Erica’s mother, Teresa Wilbur, sits beside her. future. scheduling. He’s also the one the piano; more than $2,600 for Young musicians march . . . Continued The band shell has operated Maccarone is often busiest security officers; $1,000 for for nine summers. In its first when the band shell is empty. He who knocks on the doors of local around on the outdoor stage at businessmen and corporation sound equipment: and even $700 Manchester Community College introductions he’ll make for the year it offered 10 performances. spends many winter hours to Roto-Rooter for the portable s This year the band shell’s pursuing leads on potential presidents, seeking donations while the lawn nearby fills up band. for individual performances. toilets behind the shell. with people, chairs and “I’m ready to start if you June-to-September schedule in­ band-shell performers. He gets are.” Maccarone tells the cluded 43 performances. On suggestions for shows from If he cannot get a complete playpens. In the middle of all the sponsorship for an expensive □ □ □ activity, a youthful-looking director. some nights more than 5,000 other performers and people Then Maccarone hops up on people show up. connected with music and arts show, he tries to get partial The band shell idea actually white-haired man hurries about, funds from several sources. started with a suggestion to smiling and talking, stage as if he were 14 and organizations and from his delivers his usual band-shell □ □ □ audience. When he introduces His pride was evident as he Maccarone from Town Manager “Here’s Mr. Fowler, I’ve got explained how he finally got a greeting; Although it is difficult to get each performance, he often asks Robert Weiss to do something on to go over and talk to him,” says commitment from Southern the local level as a permanent Ralph Maccarone, who’s known "Good evening, ladies and this 62-year-old retired junior the audience to tell him about gentlemen. Welcome to the groups within a 50-mile radius New England Telephone Co. to living memorial for the nation’s to many Manchester Bicenten­ high music teacher to talk about fund half bf the Orchestra of Manchester Bicentennial Band himself, his enthusiasm for “with a price tag not too high.” Bicentennial celebration in 1976. nial Band Shell regulars as “Mr. He also gets calls directly New England performance, the Maccarone had been involved in Band Shell.” Shell.” talking about the band shell is most expensive of the year at □ □ □ unlimited. from groups asking to perform the town’s successful Sesquicen- After greeting his friends in at the shell. These are often $3,500. The Connecticut Com­ tennial celebration in 1973, so the audience. Maccarone talks Maccarone then spends the “Everybody doesn’t go to the smaller area performing groups mission on the Arts paid another Weiss asked him to form a to Dave Fairbanks, to see if the next few minutes extending ball games. They come to the who welcome the exposure, says fraction of that performance, he Bicentennial Committee. sound system is set up. “I’m thank yous to the sponsors of the band shell,” he says without a Maccarone. said. “I guess he asked me because going to call up Mrs. Hostetter show. The Moriarty Bros., and trace of modesty, The July 11 performance by The money Maccarone gets I was involved in music,” says and Mrs. Lippincott to say a few to the “two young ladies who “Every day is filled, with the French cadet brass band from sponsors is for the Maccarone, a veteran of 33 words before the performance,” have done all the work to get this either a performance or a rain was an example of how the performances only. “All the. years of music teachng who has he tells Fairbanks. program here.” date,” he says proudly, holding referrals happen. money goes to the performers. played and performed in many He runs backstage to check But Patience Hostetter, who up the master band shell Arlette Lippincott, a French There is no profit, and in some musical groups. with the director of the Cadet r A. > arranged all the housing for the schedule. teacher at Glastonbury High cases we’re losing,” Maccarone Maccarone does not take Brass Band of Reims. France, French visitors, is as modest as says. credit for the band shell idea. He blocks out only four days — School, is a member of the and tells the director what Maccarone and passes the Advisory Commission on Maccarone had to turn down “Ken Morgester, an area big /V r plaudits on to others. “1 want to his wife, Jane’s, birthday, and American and Franco Foreign one group that wanted to band leader, came up with the Continued . . . thank the real heroes, the ladies the dates when the three Sunset Affairs, which brought the perform this year because its idea and called me up,” he says. and gentlemen in the audience Sounds concerts are scheduled. French band to Connecticut. price tag was too high. “It was a lot of talking to a lot He says he figures he doesn’t who opened their hearts and “The first thing I thought of □ □ □ of different people,” What he homes to these young people.” want to compete with these was Ralph’s band shell,” said doesn’t say is that he probably she says. events. Lippincott before the French Maccarone has also learned a did most of the talking. Although no one seems to want band’s performance in July. lot about budgeting since the Maccarone admits that It’s not Story by to take credit for putting on the Although many performing “This group is perfect for this,” summer of 1977 when the band all rosy running the band shell. variety of entertainment that groups are repeated year after shell’s budget was at absolute “1 knew last year we had to cut year — some have been on the she commented as she watched Susan Vaughn has appeared at the band shell the young people getting into zero. Last year the band shell’s back.” He says he has started to j . for the past nine summers, it is schedule for nine summers — formation for the performance. budget was $33,457. He has feel burnout during the 1 ast clear when one attends any Maccarone says he is always learned how to juggle the funds couple of years because of the Photos by band-shell performance that the looking for new entertainment. □ □ □ to pay for the ongoing expenses, lack of volunteers.. Maccarone walks among the audience on the band shell lawn, This year there were 14 new such as $15,000 for advertising, RoginaM Pinto force and energy behind the But Maccarone’s “job” Continusd. •. greeting the people. Making new friends is a fringe benefit of endeavor is Maccarone. He shows, even though he cut back programs, moving and tuning the total number of shows to 42. involves far more than running the band shell, he says. seems to be everywhere at once. W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday. 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doned baby. Ginger Rogers, David Niven, 5:00AM (£) CNN Headline News Charles Coburn. 1939. (11) U.S. Farm Report 7 : 3 0 A M (3 ) Dungeons and Dragons [CNN] Crossfire (T ) Wonderama [E S P N ] Goff: St. Jude's Memphis Clas­ sic Second Round. (2 hrs.) 3 D In Depth (H) Thunderbirds 5:30AM (£ CNN Headline News Spiderman (11) Independent Network News (55) It's Your Business Ql) Agricultural News (45) Abbott and Costello [CNN] Showbiz Today ® GoBots [TMC] M O VIE: 'Auntie Marne' A young boy experiences a series of madcap ad­ [CNN] Sports Close-up ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ [DIS] You and Me. Kid centric aunt. Rosalind Russell, Forrest [ESPN] SportsCenter Tucker, Roger Smith. 1958. [HBO] Video Jukebox f'A 6:00AM CS Up Front (R|. 8 : 0 0 A M (3D T h « wuzzies fcci ( D Voting Edition d D Popeye i n Davey & Goliath dD Pink Panther and Sons CD David Toma Show (33 Hispanic Horizons (S ) It's Your Business (11) One on One (S) CNN News Bullwtnkle [CNN] Daybreak (g ) ^ Snorks [DIS] Donald Duck Presents ^ Sesame Street {CC) [HBO] M OVIE: 'Ten from Your Show of Shows' Ten performances are selected (M) Wall Street Journal Report and highlighted from the original telecast. ® Pink Panther and Sons {CC) M •'3 Sid Caesar, Imogens Coca, Carl Reiner. dD Los Polivoces {60 min ) m 1973. (61) M .A.S.K. 6:15 AM CE m o v i e : 'Journey [CNN] Daybreak Through the Black Sun' A black sun draws the inhabitants of Earth's runaway [DIS] Dumbo's Circus moon to a rendevous with an alien life [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 form. Barbara Bain. Martin Landau, Barry (60 min.) (R). Morse. 1975. [H B O ] M OVIE: 'You Ught Up M y Life' 6:30AM C3D Kidsworld (R) A novice songstress struggles to make her dreams come true in the music business (D The World Tomorrow Didi Conn, Joe Silver. 1977. Rated PG. Crowds can vary from a few dozen to 5,000 at the band shell. (5 ) Face-Off [ T M C ] M OVIE; 'Brigadoon' Tw o Ameri­ (H) Josie and the Pussycats cans come across a little village in the (3i) 20 Minute Workout Scottish highlands that comes alive one day every 100 years Gene Kelly, Van Insight / Out Johnson, Cyd Charisse 1954 Rated G In T- Mr. T Stereo. World of Photography [USA] Alive & Well! (fl) El Club 700 8:30AM QD Berenstain Bears [C N N ] C N N Investigative Report • .. Continued ® Rainbow Brite [DIS] Wish Upon a Star CD Littles 6:45AM ® sign On (33 Meet the Mayors He does have a loyal corps of 7:00AM 3 D Captain Bob tS ) FTV workers he can rely on weekly, , ® Torrahawks (3D Record Guide such as Dave Fairbanks, who * 3 D N ew Jersey People Underdog w arrives 45 minutes before each (11) Voltron, Defender of the Universe ^ Gummi Bears {CC) ISSUE TIME — Peter Jennings anchors a special ABC report on the problem of illitera­ performance to set up the sound (lg) M OVIE: 'Panther Island' Based on a ® Bottom Line cy: "At a Loss for Words: Illiterate in America.” NBC will counter with its own special on system. But there are simply not story by Roy Rockwood. Bomba is called dD Uttles {CO in to take care of a killer panther Johnny another widely reported problem — cocaine. “At a Loss for Words; Illiterate in America” enough of them. In fact, one of d i) Robotech Sheffield, Allene Roberts, Lita Baron. airs Wednesday, Sept. 3, on NBC. "NBC News Special Report: Cocaine” airs Friday, m the reasons he had to cut down 1950 [CNN] Big Story on the number of performances (g ) [USA] Jimmy Swaggart [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! Sept. 5. this year was because of the lack (S2) Barney Bear 8i Friends [M A X ] Maxtrax of volunteers, he says. Maccarone sits poised with his camera in hand ® Ring Around the World 9:00AM (3) Muppet Babies tling (60 nun) [ESPN] Tennis Magazine (R) d7) Presentel gS) Newsmakers (33 Popples [E S P N ] Boating: 1986 Inboard and Perhaps to bolster his spirits, on the edge of the band shell stage during a [H BO ] Welcome Home, Jellybean [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (45) Abbott and Costello (33 Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour Tunnel Boat Series (60 min ) the band shell corporation [D IS] MOVIE: A Tiger Walks' A sheriff, performance of the U.S. Military Academy (4l) Follow Me (33 BJ / U b o 1 0:00AM (33 Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' ordered by the townspeople to destroy an [USA] Best of Money, Money recently voted him a $3,000 Wrestling ® Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors QD MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan and the Sky escaped tiger, is confronted by his corn- 11:30AM (33 Kid s world yearly stipend. Concert Band. Maccarone often takes Dragon' Charlie Chan and his son find mur­ (33 Wonder Woman passionate daughter Brian Keith, Vera [CNN] Daybreak (33 Littles der aboard an airplane. Roland Winters, 03 Laff-A-Lympics Miles, Pamela Franklin. 1964. □ □ □ photographs during performances. [DIS] Mousercise Keye Luke 1949. [E S P N ] John Fox Outdoors (R). d D MOVIE: 'Follow the Leader' On fur Harness Racing: 1986 Breed­ 03 Solid Gold lough from the Army, the East Side Kiris [ESPN] d D Whiz Kids [HBO] MOVIE; 'M.A.D.D.: Mothers Weather can be Maccarone’s ers Crown (Ip Space: 1999 investigate a robbery Leo Gorcey. Joan ^ ® Smurfs Against Drunk Drivers' A mother, whose Marsh. East Side Kids 1944 [MAX] M OVIE: ‘Bachelor Mother' A ® Greatest American Hero worst enemy. dD Sesame Street {CC) daughter was killed in an accident by a shopgirl becomes the guardian of an aban- d D Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood drunk driver, forms a national organization (3 ) d D Kidd Video “ If the weather forecaster is ® Ask the Manager ® Maverick to lobby for anti-drunk-driving legislation. (@) Super Powers Teem: Oalectic wrong. I ’m in trouble," (@) Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Comedy Mariette Hartley. Paula Prentiss, David Guardians Laff-A-Lympics {CC) u Maccarone says, pulling out the “No program has embar­ with crowd control. The band Hour Huddleston. 1983. (1^ Tony Brown's Journal d D Reino Salvaje long list of people he has to call rassed me,” he says. If a d D Nuestra Familia [M A X ] MOVIE: Bill Cosby. Himself' [C N N ] Baseball '86 shell audience, he says, “shows ( ^ Motorweek Funnyman Cosby looks at the humor in ev­ in case of rain. But the task does program isn’t well received. Channels @ World Chess Championships [USA] Hollywood Insldar (R) its appreciation by not d D Wrestling (60 min.) eryday faults, foibles and successes. Bill not seem to faze him. d D Lost in Space Cosby. 1982. Rated PG. Puttin' on tha Hits In Maccarone says there are littering.” [D IS] Wind in the Willows 12:00PM (33 WFSB Hartford. C T [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine Stereo (R) He recalls one performance choices to be made. “ We always Despite the demands of the New York. NY [E S P N ] Outdoor Life Magazine Hosted WNEW [ESPN] Revco's Worid Class Women 03 W W F Championship Wrestling (60 that went on during the rain, have the option of not getting it band shell operation, Macca­ WTNH New Haven. C T by William Conrad 11:00AM (X) Richie Rich New York. NY {R). mm.) when all 50 people who showed next year.” WOR [MAX] MOVIE: Teen Wolf A high [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Reckless Disregard' A (33 MOVIE: 'Mr. Magoo's Favorite Her­ rone also directs the dioir and ,, WPIX New York. NY storefront lawyer defends a doctor whose (33 W hiz Kids up went up on stage with the school student discovers that a family oes' sings at the masses at St. James WHCT Hartford, C T reputation has been ruined by an investiga­ (ID Africa Report: Tears of Famine (60 □ □ □ curse Is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ (33 All-Star Wrestling (60 mm ) performers and became part of WTXX Waterbury. CT tive TV reporter’s story alleging his in­ min ) Church, where his wife is chael J. Fox. James Hampton. 1985. WWLP Springfield. M A volvement in an illegal prescription-drug d D Soul Train the program. Rated PG. ( ^ M OVIE: The Savage Guns' A gun organist. For relaxation, he has WEDH Hartford, C T operation. Tess Harper. Leslie Nielsen. d i CNN Headline News fighter, eager to settle down and forget his When performances "bomb” Hartford. CT Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow Despite all the pitfalls of a bi-weekly golf game with a WVIT [USA] 1985. ^ WWF Wrestling (60 min ) past, wanders into a littia Mexican town because of the weather, WSBK Boston, M A Expo being terrorized by a scoundrel Richard running the band shell regular foursome during the Springfield. M A [U SA ] Keys to Success dD ^ AMn 8i the Chipmunks Maccarone says he consoles WGGB 9 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Health Week Basehart, Alex Nicol. 1962 operations, Maccarone clearly summer and even has time to WXTV Paterson, NJ 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week ( ^ Natiortel Geographic Special; Craa- an ( ^ M r . T himself that it was the weather. loves the job. WGBY Springfield. M A 9 : 3 0 A M Ulytsee 31 tures of tha Mangrove (CC) The tidal fo­ Backstage at the band shell, Maccarone shows putter in the garden and babysit «n 3) WTIC Hartford. C T 10:30AM (33 ( ^ Ewoks/Oroids Ad­ rest of Siarau is home to an amazing array (S> Rod R R*** But betting on the audience’s " I enjoy It because people ICNNI (lj) America'e Top Ten for his grandchildren. CNN Cable News Ntwrk venture Hour of creatures. (60 mm.) (R) In Stereo. (SDBIecL jrspecttve Catherine Casalino, 5, left, of 512 E. Center St., response to performances is Sports Network lESPNl ® Andy Griffith show up,” be says, walking "There is never a dull ESPN d D Puttin' on the Hits (M) Three Stooges (9 ) M O VIE: 'Batmen' Viliam# of the un­ Home Box Office iHBOl g j) New Jereoy Hiepetw and Jessica Monty, 8, of Bolton, how the always risky. Size of the through the growing crowd HBO ® Punky Brewster derworld join forces to dispose of Batman moment,” says the ever-smiling CINEMAX Cinemax UMAX) d D Luche Libre SIN (60 min ) audiences at the band shell have ITMCI ® Rod & Reel before the cadet band Maccarone, watching as the TMC Movie Channel ( ^ Worid Chess Championships dD Say Brother Bennington Puppets work at a July 16 lUSAl [CNN] Money Week ranged from 400 to 5,000, performance. cadet band show gets under USA USA Network dD Super Ubro dD Worid Class Championship Wres­ ContInuMi. . . [DIS] Donald Duck Presents performance. Maccarone says. He says he has no problems way. ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. SO, 1986 — lo WFFKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1M6 — 11 Saturday, Continued Satnrdav, Continued POWERS PLAY______and Robin. Adam W est. Burt Ward. Cesar Romero. 1966. ® MOVIE: 'Bandolero'A man disguises 9:00PM ® NFL Preseason Football: Gt) (2D Tales from the Darkside ® Candteptai BowMng (60 min.) himself as a hangman in order to arrange Houston at Dallas (3 hrs.) (18) Mod Squad David Birney stars as Lucas ® lo Meior de la Copa Mundial Repeti- the escape of Ns brother and gang. Dean (2D E The Golden Girls Rose makes a (24) Great Detective (60 min.) Martin. James Stewart. Raquel Welch DOWN Cord, a man who finds him­ opn de lo t juegoa de soccer realizados en I ACROSS fatal mistake when she allows her boy­ (38) MOVIE: Attack of the SO-Foot Mexico. (2 hrs.) 1968. friend to spend the night with her (R) In self in constant conflict with no 2 UnwHHng Woman' A woman grows to a giant size (B) Sesame Street (CC| [U SA] MOVIE: 'Up in th« Caltar' A col­ 1 Margaret Ann on "Ume Stereo. after being attacked by a huge figure from the young woman who inher­ lage student who loses a scholarship S traaT 3 Roman two a satellite Allison Hayes. William Hudson. its the mulfl-million-dollar ® MOVIE: ‘King o( Kong Island' Intern 4 Karanina" E Living Wild: Ribbon of Life: The through a computer error tries to get even 5 Tape racording: abbr. Great Barrier Reef Australia's Great Bar­ Yvette Vickers. 1958 upon world domination, a mad scientist 5 Somathing owad empire he runs, in "Powers implaots receptors in the brains of apes on with the college presidant. Joan Collins. 9 Wkta in Paris rier Reef and its sea life are explored (60 Larry Hagman, Judy Pace. 1970. 6 A ctor MarahaM (57) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin Play." It will air S A T U R D A Y , the infamous island. Brad Hanis, Marc 10 8aif-confldanca min.) Lawrence. 1978. 12 Rhaa Partman rola 7 Rita — (6i) It's a Living A U G . 3 0 on CBS. 2:10PM [CNN] HMHh WaMi 6 Squad" (dua to (40) MOVIE: 'Deadly Lessons' (CC) A [C NN] Nowaday 15 Actraaa TarrI — crazed killer terrorizes an exclusive girls' [C N N ] Pinnacle 2:15PM (SI ® IM ^ o r Lm o u * Bese- 18 Com fort puzzia anawar) [D IS ] MOVIE; The Grey Fox’ A stage CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [018] Edison Twins 11 M aintdn school. Donna Reed, Larry Wilcox, David bNI: Loc Angelas at Nmv Yorii Mata or 20 Upon a Family" Ackroyd. 1983 (R) coach robber, after 30 years in San Quen­ I^S P N ] QWetto World of Sports Ctiicaao Cubs at Atlanta (2 hrs.. 45 min.) 21 Buttons or Skafton 13 Swiaa rivar tin. finds himself baffled by the new rail­ 14 Carol on "Falcon Craat" (57) MOVIE: 'D rum s A long the M ohaw k’ [T ^ ] ^ lE : 'Cameiot' King Arthur 2:30PM la i HaaMiy Paopla/Haalthy 22 South African Dutchman Along the Mohawk Trail in New York, roads of 1903. Richard Farnsworth, Jackie 16 Ha waa Trappar John Burroughs. Wayne Robson. 1982. Rated *od his Queen Guinevere are happy to­ Buakiaas 24 Dalala hardy pioneers fight bloody battles. Henry 17 "Leva B oat" PG gether until Sir Lancelot arrives and falls in ® MOVIE: -BaauGasta' Three men con­ 25 Shortanlng: abbr. Fonda, Claudette Colbert. John Carradine love with the queen. Richard Harris, Ve- 28 Lawcaaa photographar [M A X ] MOVIE: The Gauntlet' (CC) An fess to the th e ft o f a priceless iew el to save 10 Kate Sm ith'a "M oon 1939 nassa Redgrave, Franco Nero. 1967. a la d y's honor. Gory Cooper, Ray MHIand. 31 Small, oonganital spot Arizona cop escorts a prostitute from Las G. In Stereo. Over (d ua to puzzia [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Daisy M iller' A naive, flir­ Susan Hayward. 1939. on skin tatious young woman on a grand tour of Vega's to Phoenix to testify against organ­ •r) ized crime Clint Eastwood,' Sondra Locke, Oland. Katherine DeMille 1937 [USA] Night Flight |R| [ t ^ ] MOVIE; Thrse In the Anic' [C N N ] Styla W ith Elsa KIsnach 32 Maxloan sandwich Europe shock's the staid crowd her mother 2:30AM [CNN] Sporti Latenlght Three girte becom e the sexual undoing o f a 34 DamI o r Garry 23 Stacy Kaach rola Pat Hingle. 1977. Rated R (Sp American Playhouse Movie Festival: 3:30AM CB MOVIE; Monterey Pop [HBO] MOVIE: 'Reunion at Fairfaor- 26 Scara word wishes to impress and causes grief for her­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Brsaking All tha Rules' womanWng coNege student when they de­ 36 Ha waa Qomas Addama self. Cybill Shepherd, Cloris Leachman. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Rack' A decorated The Joy That Kills (CC) A sheltered A security guard and his friend spend a day (11) A t th e M ovies cide to lo c k him in the a ttic and plan a suita- oogh’ A disillusioned Americen hero re­ 27 Oavloa for producing air young wife discovers true freedom of livin g to England for an Air Corps reu­ 37 BaaabaN slat. Barry Brown, 1974. Rated G. U S war hero, returning after 2 years in a at the park chasing girls, gangsters, and a (si) MOVIE: 'Mends of Orlac' A man must M revenge. Yvette Mknieux. Christopher 20 Dining Korean prison camp, faces court martial body and soul when her husband is killed in nion, searches for his love of kmg ago. 30 Dick Loudon runs one [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Gotcha!' (CC) A young toy mouse. Carl Marotte, Thor Bishoprta live with the horror of another man s Jones, Judy Pace. 1968. 41 Makanaat 30 Sdanoa: abbr. for treason. Paul Newman. Walter Pidg- an accident. (60 min.) (R) igS 4 Rated R hands Mol Ferrer. Dany Carroll 1961 Robert Mhchum. Deborah Kerr. Red But­ 33 ">> Whan I Laugh" college student's make-believe espionage tons. 1995. 42 Excavataa eon, Wendell Corey. 1956 [CNN] Evans and Novak 12:1 5PM [M A X ] The Movie Show game turns real when he meets a beautiful ABC N ew s [CNN] This Week in Japan 35 Jack — female spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Fior- [U S A ] Night Flight 3:00AM CB 36 Eagar [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Eureka Stockade' The in­ 1 2:30PM d ) Tennis: U.S. Open Cov­ 2:45PM CD MOVIE: 'Four Aasaasins' entino. 1985. Rated PG-13. (JT) Independent N e tw o rk N ew s 4:00AM (11) One step Beyond Kung Fu takes a Nstorical turn as Marco 1 1 ;30PM ® The Rockford Files famous Australian uprising of 1853 is re­ erage is featured from Flushing Meadow- 36 ID fo r Ho created Bryan Brown, Bill Hunter. Carol [CNN] Newsnight [CNN] Larry King Weekend Corona Part, NY. (5 hrs., 30 min.) Polo faces Mongolian tyrants in a small [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Reckless Disregard' A 40 NIckd symbol ® MOVIE; The Green Slime' Panic Burns 1984 Part 3 of 4 CNnese viHage. Richard Harrison, Alexan­ storefront lawyer defends a doctor whose strikes earth when an asteroid is discov­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Cameiot' King Arthur 4:05AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Caddys (S i Spiderman reputation has been ruined by an investiga­ der Fu-Sheng. 1981. ered on a collision path with the planet [ESPN] World Class Wrestling (60 and his Queen Guinevere are happy to hack' IS I Joy (rf Painthtg tive TV reporter's story alleging his in­ Robert Horton. Richard Jaeckel, Luciana min ) gather until Sir Lancelot arrives and falls in 3:00PM CB m o v ie : 'Return Engage­ volvement in an illegal prescription-dmg 4:30AM (Ti) Kung Fu ® Connacticiit Newsmakers Paluzzi 1969 love with the queen Richard Harris. Va­ m ent' A former musical stage star is de­ operation Tess Harper, Leslie Nielsen. 12:50AM [M A X ] m o v ie : F igh tin g [ESPN] Golf: St. Jude's Memphis Clas [C N N ] Evans and Novak B ack' A devoted family man organizes a nessa Redgrave. Franco Nero 1967 sert^ by her husband arid develops a TV puzzle solution on page 16 1985. GD The Honeymooners sic Third Round (90 min ) oooooo neighborhood patrol in his community to Rated G In Stereo [D iS ] Mewl Ankrtal World: Life in the relationship w ith one o f her students. Eliza­ (2D MOVIE; Project Moonbase' A lady E verglades beth Taylor, Joseph Bottoms. 1^78. 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz W eek pilot and two men are able to reach the fight crime Tom Skerritt. Patti LuPone, Mi chael Sarrazin 1982 Rated R [ESPN] Ford and Buriweisar Truck and CB MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' ooooo 9.30PM (22) C30) Spitting Image. Down moon, despite the opposition of a spy [TM C r MOVIE; Empire Strikes Back' Tractor Pull From Pittsburgh. PA. (60 O Star Games (60 min.) and Out at the W hite House David Frost Donna Martell, Hayden Rourke, 1953 (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ m in.) hosts this comedy special featuring life- l22) (3D Saturday Night Live Host Oprah (3) House for All Seasons ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the size puppets spoofing top personalities. Winfrey welcomes musical guest Joe [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Six Weeks' A politician ® RockSchool evil empire. Luke Skywalker is instructed befriends a w idow ed cosmetics tycoon Part 1 of 2 Jackson. (90 mm.) (R) In Stereo. [CNN] Your Money by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda Mark whose daughter dreams of an ideal family. [HBO] On Location: Rich Littfe & a [D IS ] Still the Beaver [CNN] This Week in Japan GD MOVIE; Bridger' An American Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher 1980 Video hits Dudley Moore. Mary Tyler Moore. 1982. 8 :0 0 P M (S NFL Update ‘8 6 A look at mountain man, Jim Bndger. is given 40 [D IS ] Disney's Legends arvf Hems (90 Night of 42 Stars (60 min.) [U SA] Last of the Wild ® News Rated PG In Stereo. Rated PG. min.) the ui>coming season. (60 min.) 1 0:00PM days to blaze a trail through the Rockies to 5:00PM CB Mission: Impossible ® MOVIE: 'The Moon Is Blue' A young CB Superstars of Wrestling (60 min ) 1 :00AM ® T.V. Auction Videocassette sales 1 rO O P M CB MOVIE: 'phantom of the [M AX] Maxtrax 7 : 0 0 P M CS Agronsky & Company the California coast James Wainwright. CB Black Sheep Squadron CB Check It OutI lady sets out to bewilder a man-about- (18) Avengers Ben Murphy, Dirk Blocker. 1976 GD CNN Headline News 1 :"Jane Fonda’s New Workout" (Kari-Lorimar) Rue Morgue' This horror mystery is [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Lady Vanishes' town who doesn't believe marriage is for GI) Fame (60 min.) (2D Coors Concert Series: Entertain­ (57) American Playhouse Movie Festival: based on Poe's story of a psychopathic Hitchcock's spy classic about a an elderly CB Wheel of Fortune him. William Holden. David Niven. Maggie (3D MTV Top 20 Video Countdown 2. "The Sound of Mustc" (CBS-Fox) killer, his fiancee-assistant and their many ment Showcase The Cafeteria (CC) Two Jewish refugees woman's mysterious disappearance GS Pepsi Duckpin Challenge (60 min ) CBNews McNamara. 1953. 1:1 0AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide cold-blooded murders. Karl Malden. Patri­ aboard a fast moving train. Michael Red­ (22) (30) Hunter Hunter is robbed of the form a passing relationship in New York 3. "Alien" (CBS-Fox) (M l CHiPs Patrol ( £ ® DifTrent Strokes (CC) The Drum­ cia Medina, Steve Forrest. 1954. grave, Paul Lukas. Margaret Lockwood. GD Jeffersons only hard evidence linking a suspect to the City (60 min.) (R) 1 : 1 SAM ® MOVIE: Rebel Without a 4. "Back to the Future” (MCA) 1938. (3) Soapbox Essence mond household panics when Sam is kid­ (61) MOVIE: 'Beyond the Door' The un C ause' A youth, who has lost respect for d j MOVIE: -Skyward’ A young girl GD napped. Part 2 of 2. (R). murder of a woman found in Hunter s ® Highway to Heaven Jonathan and apartment (60 min ) Part 2 of 2, (R) In born child of a young woman changes her his parents, gets involved with a gang of 5. "Casabianca" (CBS-Fox) yearns to>escape the confines of a wheel­ Justin W ilson's Louisiana (E) Solid Gold chair by learning to pilot an airplane. Suzy 3:30PM (3) Mark help an aging novelist fediscover his CB To Be Announced Stereo into a demonic beast. Juliet Mills. Richard )uvenile delinquents James Dean. Natalie 6. "Allce in Wonderland" (Disney) C ookin' writing talent through the reliving of a (3) Muppets W ood, Sal Mineo' 1955. Gilsirap, Bette Davis, Howard Hesseman. GD MOVIE: 'A Piece of the Action' Two (24) Blake's 7 Johnson 1974 7. "Pinocchio" (Disney) . 1980. @1) Asi Va el Beisbol beautiful teenaged romance. (60 min ) (R). (3) Connecticut Lawmakers crooks are blackmailed into aiding a com­ (38) Twilight Zone [CNN] Sports Tonight 1 :25AM [HBO] MOVIE: OnceUpona 8. "Kafhy Smith’s Body Basics” (JCI) CD MOVIE: 'Steel Cowboy' An honest, (57) Innovation dZ) Julia Child and More Company (E) MTV Video Music Awards Pre-show munity center while trying to fend off [ESPN] Hartford Insurance Group Col­ Time in America' Childhood friends rise mobsters they once ripped off. Sidney Po- {41) Jovenes Heroes Sene llena de accion. independent trucker turns to hauling stolen [C N N ] Special R eport [CNN] Newswatch Live coverage of this exciting annual event. lege Football Report to the top of the underworld Roben De- 9. ’’White Nights” (RCA-Columbia) cattle when he is hounded by bill collec­ (2 hrs.) itier. Bill Cosby. 1977. humor y romance. Un entretenimiento para Niro, James Woods, Elizabeth McGovern [E S P N ] Darrell W altrip Explains Nascar [TM C] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' \0.’’Jane Fonda’s Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) tors James Brolin, Rip Torn, Strother Mar­ los televidentes de todas las edades (2 1 1 :40PM [H B O ] MOVIE; Warning (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ E ) It's a Living GD MOVIE: 'The Man Who Haunted 1984 Rated R lin 1978. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Your Cheatin' Heart' H im s e lf' A London businessman grad­ hrs.) Sign' A small mid-western town is endan­ ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the GD Barney M iller gered when ,1 biological experiment goes 1 :30AM (® Mad Movies With the tlD MOVIE: 'Five M illion Years to Earth' This film tells the story of the public and ually comes to realize that somebody. Is (61) Route 66 private life of country singer Hank W il­ evil empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed GD Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre awry Sam Waterston, Kathleen Quinlan. L.A. Connection A time capsule is unearthed in London and by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda. Mark beginning to fill his place in his office. Ro­ [C N N ] CNN Evening News Videocassette rentals liams, George Hamilton, Susan Oliver, Red muchacha campesina se traslada a la gran Yaphet Kotto. 1985. Rated R, ® MOVIE: Panic in the Streets' The IS found to contain clues to an ancient Mar­ Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, 1980. ger Moore, Olga Georges-Picot, Hilde- Buttons. 1964. Ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inadvertida- [H B O ] MOVIE: The Jerk' This comedy police hunt gun-happy gangsters, one of 1 .’’The Jewel of the Nile" (CBS-Fox) tian invasion of earth, Andrew Keir, Bar­ Rated PG In Stereo. gaard Neil. 1971. 1 1 :45PM [E S P N ] SportsCenter menie se ve envuelta en problemas y es involves the outrageous rise to stardom of whom IS carrier of a disease Richard Wid- bara Shelley. James Donald. 1968. 4-:00P M 05 Dance Fever (3) MOVIE; 'The Wreck of the Mary 2. "Back to the Future" (MCA) [USA] Saturday Cartoon Express eviada a la prision. Al salir de la carcel en- an inept and unlucky fool. Steve Martin. 1 2:00AM ® News mark, Paul Douglas. Barbara Bel Geddes CS) S oul Train (3) MOVIE: 'The Man W ith the Power' Deare' The officer of a deserted ship finds Bernadette Peters, Catlin Adams 1979 cuentra trabajo como sirvienta domestica GD NFL Preseason Football; Pittsburgh 1950 3. ’’Spies Like Us" (Warner Bros.) A Young man who performs amazing feats 5:30PM (3) dz) victory Garden en donde es seducida y abandonada con himself accused of negligence. Gary Rated R. (W WWF Championship W restling (60 Cooper, Charlton Heston, Michael Red­ at New York Giants (3 hrs) Tape De­ E ABC New s 4. ’’Murphy’s Romance" (RCA-Columbla) min.) with the power in his eyes, is hired to pro­ ® ABC News (CC) un nino. (60 min.) grave. 1959. 1 0:30PM ® Black News layed (HD MOVIE; 'Kung Fu Daredevils' Martial tect the heiress to an exotic oil-rich island. [CNN] Newsrriaker Saturday GE) Doctor Who 5. ’’White Nights" (RCA-Columbia) (H) Modem Maturity Bob Neill, Persis Khambatta, Tim O'Con­ 3 ) The Facts of Life (CC) When Jo's Ql) Independent Network News GD The Untouchables arts experts vie for supremacy Tern Pung. [HBO] MOVIE; 'Empire Strikes Back' GD Dance Fever 6. ’’Jagged Edge" (RCA-Columbla) @8) North American Pro Kickoff nor. 1977 father returns after making a fortune in the E Alfred Hitchcock Presents GD Sabados Locos (60 mm.) Kang|o 1982 While Han Solo and Princess Leia enlist the [D IS] MOVIE: 'Alice in Wonderland* stock market, he spends money on her [CNN] CNN Investigative Report 7” Delta Force” (Media) ^ Let's Go Bowling (3) French Chef help of Lando Calrissian to battle the evil [CNN] Newsnight (CC) Lewis Carroll's young heroine meets rather than giving her the time and atten­ 1 1 ;00PM ® MOVIE: Arsenic and Washington Week in Review ICC) empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed by [ESPN] CoHege Football: Miami at 8. "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2; Freddy’s Revenge" (Med)a) MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes in New some curious characters afier following tion she wants from him. (R) In Stereo*. O ld Lace' Two sweet old ladies invite ® Hawaii Five-0 the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda. Mark Ham- lonesome men into their parlor for a glass 1 2:30AM South Carolina (3 hrs ) [CNN] Newsday Y o rk' Sherlock Holmes, accbmpanied by the White Rabbit down the hole in Walt 9. ‘‘Enemy Mine" (CBS-Fox) ill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1980. E Profiles of Nature of poisoned elderberry wine Cary Grant. ® Sale of the Century the trusted Dr, Watson, rushes to New Disney's version of the classic storv 2:00AM ® Melba Moore's Collec­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'That Forsyte Woman' A Rated PG. Josephine Hull. Raymond Massey 1944. E MOVIE: 'Cherile Chan at the Olynt- 10. "Cocoon" (CBS-Fox) York to learn that a kidnapping has oc- 1951. Rated G. E MOVIE: 'Zeppelin' A young British tion of Love Songs In Stereo vi/oman marries for security but the mar­ p ic a ' Detective Chan solves a murder that cured in a plot to corner the world's gold [M AX] MOVIE: Bill Cosby, Himself soldier is used by the authorities as a spy ® (3 ) E E New s riage fails. Errol Flynn, Greer Garson, Rob­ supply. Roger Moore. Patrick Macnee, [ESPN] SportsCenter to gain access to the detailed plans for almost disrupts the Olympics Warner [CNN] Crossfire ert Young. 1950. Funnyman Cosby looks at the humor in ev­ CB Jackie Gleason John Huston. 1976. eryday faults, foibles and successes. Bill [U SA] Cover Story Germany's zeppelin. Elko Sommer. Mi­ [M AX] MOVIE: Where the Boys Are' @) Wide World of Sports Today's show Cosby. 1982 Rated PG. chael York, 1971. During Easter vacation, hordes of college 7 :0 5 P M [CNN] Sports Saturday features coverage of the World Ci^p Gym­ GD PELICULA: 'El Cristo del Oceano' kids from all over the nation descend on Ft. nastics Championships, the World Weigh­ 6:00PM ® ® dD (M) ® News- [TM C ] Short Film Showcase Nino del Arco, Paolo Goziino. Lauderdale. George Hamilton, Delores tlifting Championships and the U.S. Ama­ (T) W hat's Happening Now 7 . 3 0 P M CB Bound for Glory A look at d D Victor Awards (2 hrs.) Hart, Yvette Mimieux. 1960. teur Golf Championship. (90 min.) Now Offering Two New Services! WWF Championship Wrestling (60 the 1985 New York Giants. [CNN] Prime Newt 1:30PM @) Lhring W ith Animals ^ Auto Racing: Michigan 500 (3 hrs.) min.) CB Ted Knight Show [ESPN] College Football: Miami at (E) W ild Kingdom ■ Metromedia Paging Services C$D Joy of Painting Gi) Star Trek CB Jeopardy South Carolina (3 hrs.. 30 min.) ® Pro Wrestling (60 min.) (6^ MOVIE: 'Godzilla vs. the Monster GD International World Championship CBG Dtn Search Of... [HBO] MOVIE: 'Just One of the Guys' We are now an Authorized Agent for Metromedia. Z e ro' W re s tlin g (60 min.) @) Wall Street Week GD © ) At the Movies An attractive high school student dis­ See us to buy or rent telephone beeper service. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [ESPN] Golf; St. Jude's Memphis Clas­ ^ Buck Rogers guises herself as a boy so that she can sic Third Round. (2 hrs.) (3) Muppets re-enter a journalism contest. Joyce Hyser, [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR 6a- dD Motorweek (3) Fourth Estate Clayton Rohner, Toni Hudson. 1985. ■ — torade 200 (2 hrs.) [U S A ] D ick C avett (R). (3 ) VegaS Film Processing One or Two Day Service E M aude Rated PG-13. MAGAZINE College Football: Hawaii 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Closa-up dD Adam Smith's Money World 2:00PM (S) (E W hat's Happening Now 8 : 3 0 P M CD m o v ie ; 'T Iw FH» c o K id ' at Air Force (2 hrs., 30 min.) d i) Fame (60 min.) ■ Professional Packaging & Shipping in minutes. 4:30PM CB wide world of Sports To­ [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report A Polish rabbi is sent to San Francisco to MOVIE: 'Money From Home' A day's show features coverage of the [CNN] Newswatch take charge of a congregation during the [ESPN] Bearw Cook on College Foot­ • UPS/FEDERAL EXPRESS • WESTERN UNION • GIFT BOXES mobster, picking up a young man’s World Cup Gymnastics Championships, [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Gold Rush, (^ne Wilder. Harrison Ford^ Another example of the Herald’s 1.0.U's. forces him to stop his favorite the World Weightlifting Championships b a ll Leo Fuchs. 1979. ^ • PRIVATE MAIL BOXES • NOTARY PUBLIC • WORD PROCESSING [ESPN] Superbouts Marvelous Marvin from winning the race. Dean Martin, Jerry and the U.S. Amateur G ^ ChampionsNp. [M AX] MOVIE: Teen W olf A high (3) 227 Lester's former boss pays a visit • PASSPORT PHOTOS • MAILING • PACKAGING SUPPLIES Lewis. Pat Crowley. 1953. (90 min.) Hagler vs. Roberto Duran (Las Vegas, Nov­ school student discovers tha t a famMy commitment to the needs and ember. 1983). (60 min.) to the neighborhood and gives the impres­ • PACKAGING • TYPING • PHOTO COPIES • KEYS @ ® Inside Look curse is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ sion that he is a wealthy man. (R) In Stereo. (S) Puttin' on the Hits [USA] W ild World of Animals chael J. Fox. James Hampton. 1985. (3) Cats and Dogs E This Old House interests of Manchester. GD Sports Legends Rated PG. ® MOVIE: 'Desperate Misakm' In Cali­ 6:30PM CD c s s N ew * E B ento n (CC) Benson attem pts to plow fornia in the 1840's. a band of wandering (3) ® Frugal Gourmet (D Small Wonder [TMC] MOVIE: Lonl of the FHes' Young castaways on a remote Pacific Is­ through red tape to find out why hjs ve­ ISC lllail Keom. men are hired to escort the wife of a weal­ [CNN] Big Story CE (S) ABC New s teran friend's disability payments have thy landowner to San Francisco. Ricardo land, turn to a Hfe of savagery. James Au­ [D IS ] MOVIE: "The CMtaway Cowboy' brey, Tom Chapin. Hugh Edwards. 1963. been cut. (^. Mwtalban, Skm Pickens, Earl Holliman. (S ( S NSC Nmm Watch for it every Saturday! A Texas cowboy attempts to transform a (8) Batter HwMi [U S A] U.S. Open Tennfe: Third Round [D IS ] The Raccoons 1971. Hawaiian potato farm into a cattle ranch. 341 E. Center St.. Manchester, CT 06040 (B) Soaphox Matches Grand Siam Tennis Tournament @) El Mundo del Box (90 mm.) James (jamer, Robert Gulp. Vera Miles. from Flushing Meadows, New York. (3 Hours: Mon.-FrI. 9-8 / Sat. 10-2 Undersea World of Jaoquaa Cous- 1974. Rated G. [CNN] nnnada hrs.. 30 min.) Live. Cofitimisd.. c 12 At the Movies WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 13 Music WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30. IMS The Fly’ is a fine gross out Film capsules MTV making its 5th a bash By Lee Siegel Turntable tips grisly parts. However, Cronenberg’s ca­ Alims (R) — Slgoumsy Wsavsr, Carris Hsnn, Pm I Rsissr, By Ethlle Ann Vare Cougar and when he was trying "The F ly " may be the most mera finds it necessary to linger Mlchaal BIshn (Thrlllsr) Even if you try and follow the plot — to sound like a young David Hot singlos disgusting well-made movie of on one particularly nasty scene Warrant Officer Ripley, after a 57-year nap in outer space, goes MTV is pulling out all the Bowie (with Springsteen the summer, with a series of of a hand being dissolved by an back Into combat with those slimy extraterrestrials — you'll stops for its fifth anniversary overtones). Mellencamp himself 1. "Higher Love" Steve WInwood (Island) gross-out scenes that are bound Cinema acid-like substance. Viewers soon tiro from clutching your seat in fear. This film continues edition of the Video Music was not overly fond of the 2. "Venus" Bananarama (London) Video record, which features covers of to induce nausea in some then are treated to the same the screams that were instigated by 1979's ’^Alien.” Director Awards, airing Friday at 9 p.m. 1 9 3” Papa Don’t Preach" Madonna (Sire) viewers. ^ 1 ^ 1 Review from New York and Los the Lovin’ Spoonful’s “ Do You performance by the victim’s James Cameron has created perfect summer fodder to keep us Beat 4. ’Take My Breath Away" Berlin (Columbia) The horror of director David foot. hoarse for days, but Weaver is a problem. Running around in Angeles. Performers scheduled Believe in Magic” and Roy 5. "Danclng on the Celling" Lionel Richie (Motown) Orbison’s “ Pretty Woman," Cronenberg’s remake is of a If you see “ The Fly.” do so on her underwear playing Ramboette, she needs to hone her to appear during the satellite- 6. "Frlends and Lovers” Carl Anderson & Gloria Loring along with one track (“ The Kid magnitude greater than the an empty stomach or you may acting. Luckily, the success of “Aliens" rests on the special linked broadcast include Tina (Carrere) original 1958 sci-fi film. The die. who has developed a new regret it. Turner. Whitney Houston. Mr. Inside"), which has never been 7. “Swoet Freedom” Michael McDonald (MCA) effects, and not Weaver’s histrionics. Grade: B-plus. available in America until now. production values are impres­ method of transportation in Meanwhile, where’s the Raid? Mister. Genesis, the Monkees. on a film biography of ‘50s 8. "Rumors" Timex Social Club (Jay) which a person, animal or object Malcotm (PQ-13) Colin Frields, John Hargreaves, Undy Simply Red, Van Halen and the sive. except for a few A 20th Century-Fox release rocker Ritchie Valens. to be □ □ □ 9. “Stuck With You" Huey Lewis & The News (Chrysalis) surprisingly stupid lines in the is broken into atoms, zapped to a produced by Stuart Cornfeld. Davies (Comedy) This Australian comedy features a childlike Hooters. Presenters will include titled after the late singer’s 10. "Mad About You" Belinda Carlisle (I.R.S.) “ Miami Vice” hunk Don otherwise witty script by new location and.then "The Fly” is rated R. Running adult character named Malcolm, whose mechanical wizardry best-known tune. "La Bamba.” You see a lot of press Johnson, horror hunkette Cronenberg and Charles Ed­ reconstituted. time: 100 minutes. ■ sharply contrasts with his social maturity. He builds an array of Rumored to be appearing in the releases announcing that Elvira. Rod Stewart, the T o p L P s ward Pogue. But when'Brundle tries magnificent gadgets, Including a car that splits in two (and film as other deceased rock idols so-and-so has kicked off a new Bangles. Motley Crueand But the special effects wizards teleporting himself, there’s a fly keeps on running) and cardboard scale models of Australian are Marshall Crenshaw as tour: seldom do you see one 1 .“True Blue" Madonna (Sire) who made “The Fly" simply in the telepod. and their Rating guide trams. But what excitement develops when Malcolm rents a comedian Steven Wright. Buddy Holly. Klique’s Howard crowing that a band has been 2. ’"Top Gun’ Soundtrack" (Columbia) — Platinum (More than overwhelm the audience, aiid molecules get mixed up. Our room to a humbling bank robber, played with verve by John The nominees for Video of the Huntsberry as Jackie Wilson, kicked off a tour. But that’s the 1 million units sold.) Year — weeded out from 717 the film’s attributes, with hero soon becomes obsessed G — General audiences. All Hargreaves! Colin Fields brings tenderness and an ingenuity to and — in an unusual bit of information that Island Records 3. ’’lnvlslble Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) — Platinum entries in three separate rounds gruesome scenes of an with frequent sex and sugar ages admitted. Malcolm. The music, by the Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Is the casting — Brian Setzer as the sent around about its new group 4. "Eat ’Em and Smile" David Lee Roth (Warner Bros.) consumption, grows strange of voting by industry inside-out baboon, a bloody PG — Parental guidance finest film accompaniment in many seasons. Grade: B-plus. Big Bopper. (The Big Bopper. Blue in Heaven. 5. "So" Peter Gabriel (Geffen) — Gold (More than 500,000 professionals — are: "Take On arm-wrestling contest, an hair and develops an suggested. Some material may aka J. P. Richardson, was “ With six dates left to do.” units sold) Me” (a-Ha). "Money for incredibly tacky abortion and increasingly nasty complexion. not be suitable for children. Vamp (R) — Chris Makepeace, Sandy Baron, Robert Rusler, dark-haired and rotund. The read the report. “ Art of Noise Nothing” (Dire Straits). “ Cry” 6. "Raislng Hell" Run-D.M.C. (Profile) — Platinum i amazingly repulsive insect This is disturbing, of course, PG-13 — Special parental Dedee Pfeiffer, Grace Jones (Horror Drama) “I wanted the film Stray Cats’ Setzer is blond and kicked Blue in Heaven off their (Godley and Creme). “ Addicted 7. “Back In the Hlghllfe” Steve WInwood (Island) regurgitation. to science reporter Veronica guidance strongly suggested for to be funny.” says producer Donald Borchers. "But always skinny). tour due to 'musical incompati­ to Love” (Robert Palmer) and 8. "Contror’ Janet Jackson (A&M) — Platinum Jeff Goldblum uses his usual Quaife (Geena Davis). who children under 13. Some within the confines of a situation based in reality." Borchers bility.’ The classically trained "Road to Nowhere” (Talking 9. ’’Love Zone" Billy Ocean (Jive) — Platinum humor and sensitivity to portray abandoned her editor-lover material may be inappropriate had failed. This plotless exercise in inanity features; a hissing □ □ □ Art of Noise left the financially Heads). 10. "Music from the Edge of Heaven” Whami (Columbia) maverick scientist Seth Brun- (John Getz) and her journalistic for young children. Grace Jones covered by nothing but breast coils and body broke quartet from Dublin Viacom, the TV distribution Alison Moyet flew from her objectivity to fall in love with R — Restricted. Under 17 paint (courtesy of Keith Haring); dialogue fit only for the dead; stranded in the Midwest, Brundle during his pre-fly days. giant that recently bought M TV home in England to work up requires accompanying parent and stale humor. Imagine the scripts that Hollywood rejects! waiting for a new series of club Country singles Brundle’s gradual transfor­ or adult guardian. Networks, will be syndicating some tunes with singer/songwri- Without a doubt, the worst film of the year. Grade: F-mlnus. dates to do on their own.” 1. “Heartbeat In the Darkness" Don Williams (Capitol) Lee Siegal writes on mation is awesome to behold. X — No one under 17 admitted. the mega-event and a ter Dan Hartman at his place in 2. "Dosperado Love” Conway Twitty (Warner Bros.) entertainment for the Asso­ "The F ly ” is quite thrilling to Some states may have higher About Last Night... (R) — Rob Lowe, DamI Moore, James pre-awards special starring Connecticut. The first-time collaboration went well, accord­ □ □ □ ciated Press. anyone who can tolerate the age restrictions. BelushI, Elizabeth Perkins. (Drama) What seems like a Huey Lewis to non-cable 3. “Country State of Mind" Hank Williams Jr. (Warner-Curb) ing to Hartman, but for one 4. "Somotimes a Lady" Eddy Raven (RCA) one-night stand — two Yuppies meet in a bar. then race home stations. IRS Records came up with thing: Miss Moyet brought her 5. "Little Rock" Reba McEntIre (MCA) to display their ample sexual gymnastics — is actually a an unusual gimmick to promote □ □ □ new baby along. “ We had to rent 6. "Got My Heart Set on You" John Conlee (Columbia) poignant tale. This couple wants to be in love, despite the new self-titled single by a high chair,” he laughed. 7. "Stand a Little Rain" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Warner Bros.) interference by friends who insist commitment is an ’80s faux Director Taylor Hackford American Girls. They’ve printed the bandmates’ home 8. “In Love" Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Zeffirelli defends classics pas. Ed Zwick has made a self-assured feature film debut, but (“Against All Odds.” “ White □ □ □ phone numbers on the record 9. "Slow Boat to China" Girls Next Door (MTM) what makes the film real is the acting. Lowe sheds in his Brat Nights” ) is reportedly working The recent super-stardom sleeve. Well, not exactly their 10. "That’s How You Know" Nicolette Larson with Steve Packer image and turns in an unabashed performance, but of John Cougar Mellencamp has home phone numbers — dialers Wariner (MCA) By Bob Thomas the reaction.” the director costume picture there.” Demi Moore steals the film. Baring her soul (when not baring reported. “ They were absolutely He referred to the purchase of led to the re-release of his early, are connected to answering her breasts), Moore proves that the talents she exhibited in "St. Ethlle Ann Vare tunes in to rock shattered by the story: one kid MGM by cable TV pioneer Ted unsuccessful album “Chestnut machines and get a taped Elmo’s Fire" were not fluke. Grade: B. for Newspaper Enterprise Asso­ Adult contemporary singles LOS ANGELES (AP) — was even sobbing. Most of them Turner, who kept the film Street Incident." made when response from one of the ciation. "These are monumental works didn’t even know of ’Othello.’ I library and sold off the studio At Close Range (R) — Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, Mary Mellencamp was still just plain musicians. ■ 1. "Words Got In the Way" Miami Sound Machine (Epic) and they need to be kept alive.” feel proud to be one of the few and other a.ssets. Stuart Masterson. (Drama) Sean Penn lives in the rural South 2. "Frlonds and Lovers" Carl Anderson & Gloria Loring (Carrere) says filmmaker Franco Zeffi­ left to revive works of the past. With “ Otello.” Zeffirelli is with his tired grandmother, broken-down mother and foolish relli. "I would like to be able to These kids have grown up on dealing with a new breed of brother. Then one day, dad comes back to town — with money, 3. "Dancing on the Colling” Lionel Richie (Motown) pass them along to the next ‘The Planet of the Apes. ’ They movie tycoon. Menahem Golan flashy cars and the promise of success. But there is one small 4. "Swoot Freedom" Michael McDonald (MCA) generation, which. I hope, will 5. “Glory of Love” Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) deserve something better.” and Yoram Globus, the problem; Dad is a thief. Walken infuses his role with a delicious not be as materialistic as this Zeffirelli. 63. can be as free-wheeling operators of 6” Stuck With You" Huey Lewis & The Nows (Chrysalis) one” evil, and Penn, who must make some rather brutal decisions, dramatic as his films, and he Cannon Films. “The opera 7. "Taken In" Mike & the Mechanics (Atlantic) The multi-talented Italian was has never been better. The last 20 minutes are devastating. Not observed that “ Otello” is "the contrasts with their usual for the entire family. Grade: B. " ^ 8. "Take My Breath Away” Berlin (Columbia) explaining why he. alone among turning point, the end of an era product, relying heavily on the 9. "Higher Love" Stove WInwood (Island) world-class directors, has for me. It corribines all the fields macho doings of Sylvester Big Trouble In Little China (PG-13) — Kurt Russell, Kim 10” Tho Captain of Her Heart" Double (A4M) devoted much of his career to I have worked in: opera, theater Stallone. Chuck Norris and CaHrall, Dennis Dun, James Hong, Victor Wong. (Comedy filming classics such as "Romeo and film. It was one of the last Charles Bronson. Adventure) Twentieth Century-Fox bilik this as a "mystical and Juliet.” "The Taming of the plays for Shakespeare. It was “ Cannon didn’t take my film action adventure comqdy kung-fu monster ghost story." Shrew.” “ La Traviata” and now one of the last operas for Verdi. I to make money, but to broaden Sounds like trouble? You bet. Russell plays pig salesman Jack Buy Early ECONC.VIY OIL AND PENNZOIL Verdi’s “ Otello.” starring hope it is not the last for me. but their scope.” said Zeffirelli. “ In Placido Domingo. Katia Riccia- Burton who, caught among underworld Chinatown ghosts, TEAM FOR SAVINGS I feel that it is an art work of my the end. they will show a profit, battles creatures with such foreboding names as The Sewer relli and Justino Diaz. maturity." because ‘Otello’ will be a and SAVE 14 Servicos In 10 Minutes Not that he has neglected Monster. One Ear and Neddies. There are special effects, inane (No appointment necessary) Expectably. Zeffirelli has perennial." He reported the cost We feature the latest innovation in more popular entertainments, dialogue and more special effects. John Carpenter has too scant regard for today’s music at $10 million —” a miracle much to work with here; he compensates by directing with a pool design and construction. 315 B R O A D ST., M A N C H E S T E R as witness “ The Champ” (Jon (“ People have been banged on because it looks like $25 million 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop & Shop) manic pace, if there was more focus — and less frenzy — "Big ■ corrosion free fiberglass pool Voight. Ricky Schroder) the head by the same music for on the Screen.” 647-8997^ Trouble" would have been a big, fun film. Grade: C. ■ thicker steel “ Endless Love” (Brooke 35 years” ) and movies (“ trashy Zeffirelli has recently com ­ OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: Shields) and the TV mini-series ■ insulated walls for warmer water •Chang* Oil (tip to S qta.) 10W40 - Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 , , little stories that make $6 pleted his autobiography. While Club Paradise (PG-13) - Robin Williams, Peter O’Toole, Rick "Jesus of Nazarath.” ■ more pool bracing •Naw Oil Flltar Thurs. 8:30-8:00 ( P E N ^ X P H - million on the first weekend with it may not tell all — "I must Moranis, Jimmy Cliff. (Comedy) This is a Club Mod for the big •Chaaala Luba Zeffirelli was here for test ■ deck support Sat. 8-5 1.800 prints — that’s all they leave something to my boys: Dope, drink, women donning and doffing their bikinis. •Vacuum Interior screenings of "Otello.” which • reinforced concrete deck available •Chock Air Flltar Sun. 10-3 care about"). biographers” — it should be a This is also bad comedy. Director Harold Ramis 4 - Cannon Films is releasing in • automatic pool cleaners •Claan WIndahlald He also deplores the remarkable account of an ("Caddyshack”) fails to ignite this tale of Chicago fireman Jack ■ maintenance-free design •Chock Tiro Praoaura September. •Chock Balt* * Ho*** Hollywood companies: "They amazingly varied life and Moniker who, suffering from burnout, invests his pension and ■ now two locations to belter serve you roaukMnivMS “ I showed it to a young make money and invest in real career.” • ■ CHECK AND FILL: disability money into rejuvenating a tacky island colony Into a We are one of the areals largest audience, and I was amazed by estate; they don’t put it back Rl. 44 NEW STORE •Broka Fluid Garden of Eden. What could have been a funny movie is simply residential pool dealers with •Powar Waarlng Fluid into the movie business. What COVENTRY 317 W. Service Rd. a bland stretch of amusing one-liners and many unfunny thousands of satisfied pool owners. •Battary happened to MGM is a shame to 742-7308 Hartford 247-5413 •Tranamiaaion Fluid V-S- moments. Williams' vapid character forces him to act manic, civilization. They had every­ Our lUt goe§ on and on mo why Weekdays 9-5 Mon. & Wed. Il-.5;30 •WIndahlald Waahar •OmaranMal - Bob Thomas writes about tbe and ’60s Icon Twiggy graces the landscape In a thankless role. not call UM toiay for a complete Sat. 9-5 Thurs. & Fri. 11-7 thing at that studio,.everything OradetC. world of nim for the Associated that was needed to make films. li$t and fr e e estim ate. Sun. 9-2 n Sat. 11-5, Sun. 9-2 ALL nm ONLY *1 a*" comPLm Press. Now you couldn’t make a WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30. 1986 — 14 I M , .1 . i. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30, 1M6 — n

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IS) Charytin ® ® TV's Bloopers and Practical Yar>kees at Seattle (3 hrs.) 5:00AM C13 CNN Headline News Jokes Malcolm Jamal-Wamer and Ste­ GD Hollywood and the Stars [C N N ] Inaida Buainesa [C N N ] Sports Review CD It Is Written 2:00PM (11) MOVIE: 'Raid on En 4:30PM CD ® U.S. Amateur OoH phanie Zimbalist are this week's practical ® Insight / Out [CN N ] Nswsnight (20) Kidtim e FLOWEL tebbe' An Israeli commando unit stages a ChampkMtehip Coverage is featured from [D IS ] Danger Bay joke victims. (60 min.) (R). GD Edward the King [E S P N ] Pro Tsom Rodeo (60 mki.) [HBO] On Location: Billy 5:15AM daring airborne raid at Entebbe Ai.port, Shoal Creek Course in Birmingham. AL [U S A ] Cover Story Crystal-'Don't Get Me Started From (30) Robert Schuller ® Evening at Pops Blues singer Joe W il­ (M) 38 on Sports Cfiristlan Chiidran’* Uganda, to free 104 hostages Charles (90 min.) | liams and clarinetist Richard Stottzman 12:30AM W Hofstra University. Billy presents a one- (M) Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg GD Mystery!; Agatha Christie Myster­ Fund Bronson. PeterFinch. Jack Warden 1978 7:00PM IB 60 Minute* (60 min.) perform with John Williams and the Bos­ man show with the aid of friends Rob Re­ _C (S ) Spo rttw orid Coverage of the Bud- ies II (CC) A young man's marriage is (40) Davey & Goliath CD ® Disney Sunday Movie: Casebus- ton Pops. (60 min.) In Stereo. (8 ) That’* th* Spirit iner. Eugene Levy and Christopher Guest. (20) MOVIE: 'The Great Northfield, Min­ weiser Arlington Million thoroughbred threatened when he has a vision of her tere (C C ) T w o young people enlist a cocky (75 min ) (61) SupSr Sunday nesota Raid' Jesse James and Cole Youn horse race is featured from Arlington ® One Day at a Time being strangled. (60 min.) (R). 91) Oan* Soott temaged burglar in an attempt to foil a [C N N ] Crossfire ger, team up to rob the biggest bank west Heights. IL. (90 min.) [C N N ] Styf* With Elaa Kfansoti MORNF niillk>n-dollar crime and save their grand­ GD Siempre en Domingo En via satelite GD Sw itch 5:30AM [93 CNN Headline News of the Mississippi. Cliff Robertson, Robert [C N N ] Evans and Novak [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! father's security business. (60 min.) (R). desde Mexico. (5 hrs.) [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Sm*M Cital* of (TT) Independent Network News Duvall. Luke Askew. 1972 [CN N ] CNN Evening News © ) Natk>nal Audubon Society Spadai Friandt’ The pr***uta* of campu* Hi* and [H B O ] Fraggle Rock L > (24) Hollywood Musicals 5:00PM (B Kojak C D S w itch [ESPN] America's Cup CheWenge IM) MOVIE: 'Deadly Kung Fu Factor' A (C C ) Loretta Swit narrates this look at the th* political turmoil of the 6 0 ’a atrain the (B BIwh Stwap Squadron O ) Bkie Knight Dow nunder (60 min.) man living in Tokyo tries to close a drug 8:45AM (4^ Sacred Heart (40) Barney Miller black-footed ferret, thought to t>e the most friandahip of a group of atudant*. Brad deal and is met by fighting opposition. dD Fama |60 min.) (413 Sabroshow (S) Check It Out! elusive of all endangered species. (60 min.) 10:30PM ( B M m i IWiyor* Davi*. Karan Alien, Jamaaon Pariter. Chen Wei Min, Au Weng. 1980. 9:00AM (D Comment 1980. Rated R VALNYS (57) MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mohawk' (3) Graatast Sports Laganda: Class of ( S ) ® Silver Spoons Rick resents the [CN N ] Prime News ® Jimmy Swaggart [CN N ] Money Week CD Plasticman '86 (60 min.) Along the Mohawk Trail in New York, fact that his new girtfriend ou •'''’forms [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86: Cart Escort ® Ask the Manager 12:35AM [IMS] MOVIE: 'Eureka CD In Touch Ministries hardy pioneers fight bloody battles. Henry IS Monaymakaia him in everything. (R) In Stereo. Stockade' The infemou* Auetrakan uprii- G:00AM CID For Our Times .. / L > Rbdar W arning 2 0 0 (2 hrs.) CD ® Oral Roberts Fonda, Claudette Colbert, John Carradine S H a n v O ® National Geographic Special: Crea- 11:00PM CD (33 (g) ® ® Nm» kig of 1863 it raotaeted. Bryan Brown, Bill d3 Black News 8:30PM ® Face-Dff G~1) Josie and the Pussycats 1939 turee of the M angrove (C C ) The tidal fo­ CD The World Tomorrow Hunter. Carol Burnt. 1984. Part 3 of 4. d3 In Depth @ ) T a n k o ® Alic* [CN N ] Week in Review rest of Siwau is home to an amazi ig array (9 ) The Untouchables (18) Kenneth Copeland S 9 It’s a Living 1:00AM ( B MOVIE: ‘Tata* Bulba’ (JS Insight CONARY of creatures. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. S 9 Je m 16lh century Coatackt fight for freedom Lassie [H B O ] M O V IE : Threshold' A heart sur­ (9 ) Newsmakers (li) CNN Headline News / \ [CN N ] Nawswatch Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre from Pofand’i domirtation. Vuf Bryntter, geon must withstand the pressure of per­ GD [0 (S ] To Be Annourtced ^4) d7) Sesame Street (CC) muchacha campesina se traslada a la gran 8:35PM Summer Scene [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents forming the first artificial heart transplant [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ptacaa in the Haact’ Tony Curtit, Chrittirw Kaufmann. 1962. Porky & Bugs Donald Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum. Mare (CC) A widow stnjggles to )teap her fami Ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inadvertida- 9:00PM CD Telethon: Muscnilar Dys­ GD Connecticut; Now QS IndapandttM Natworii Naaya [ESPN] College Football: Miami at mmte se ve envueha en problemas y es [4$ The World Tomorrow Winningham 1981 Rated PG. and har familv togethw during the depres­ trophy Live from Las Vegas, Jerry and a [C N N ] Inside Business [E S P N ] VoBaybai: USA va. USSR (90 South Carolina (3 hrs.) sion era in Texas. Sally Field. Danny eviada a la prision. Al salir de la carcel en- star-studded cast performs. (2 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: Toby Tyler or Ten min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tender Mercies' An d D La Santa M isa WHAT IT TAKE$ 2:10PM [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Glavsr. Lindsay Crouse. 1984. Rated PG. cuentra trabajo como sirvienta domestica DRIPEM CD Telethon: Muscular Dystrophy As­ Weeks with a Circus' A 10-year-old or­ ex-country-and-western singer tries to ^ Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Presents: Man and the Moon A history en donde es seducida y abandonada con [U S A ] Go Por Your Dresms: Cash Flow TO PROI7UCE [T M C ] M O V IE : 'D re a m W H a ’ A n Ameri­ sociation (3 hrs.) phan must choose l>etween the axctia- start a new life but his past catches up with of man s quest to reach the moon is pro­ un nino. (60 min.) Expo [C N N ] Daybreak Y can businessman marries an Eastern prin­ ment of the circus and the love of the aunt him. Robert Duvall. le s s Harper, Betty filed (B MOVIE: 'Cheap Detactiva’ (CC) LOTS OF MILK. cess for goodwill reasons. Cary Grant. De­ ® Newton's Apple (CC) and uncle who miss him. Kevin Corcoran, m o v i e : T h * w a r ­ Buckley. 1982. Rated PG. [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner A 1930's Chinatown private eye contends 1:05AM [HBO] 2:15PM ® MOVIE: ’Carousel’ A borah Ko t . Walter Pidgeon. 1953. (S )K id e o T V with several amorous ladies a ^ a murder Henry Calvin, Gene Sheldon. 1960. rior*’ A gang leader plana to unite all the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Never So Few' A WWII [E S P N ] Roller D erby (60 mtn.) (R). swaggering carnival barker married to a [U S A ] Alfrad Hitciwock [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) rap when he attempts to solve his part­ [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) gang* into an army strong enough to taka guerilla fighter must battle the Arm y brass [H B O ] Fraggle Rock shy cotton mil) girl tries to provide for their ner's death and locate a buried treasure. over New York Ctty. Michael Back. Jamet ETOGEA Now arrange the circled letters to [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Lamon Drop KkT A [H B O ] Training Camp: Th# BuNs Art as well as the enemy after he attacks [M A X ] Max Headroom coming baby by hijacking a payroll Gordon 5:30PM IS) Tony Brown’s Journal, Peter Falk. Ann-Margret, ^ Caesar. Remar. Thomat Waiiaa. 1979. Rated R. Chinese renegades Frank Sinatra. Gina ^ ■■■vv form the surprise answer, as sug­ MacRae, Cameron Mitchell. Shirley Jones. racetrack bum becomes indebted to a Back IB) What’s Happatting Niwv 1978. [C N N ] Haalth Weak Lollobrigida. Peter Lawford. 1960 9:30AM (D Face the State 1956. gangster after giving him a bad tip. Bob [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Assault on Pradnet 1:10AM gested by the above cartoon. [C N N ] Nawsmakar Sunrlay New Jersey People Hope. Marilyn Maxwell. Lloyd Nolan. CD 1 3' Cops and cons join forces as a teenage 6 : 1 0AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week CD Leave It to Beaver (40) Little House on the Prairie 1951. 1:30AM QD Chrlatian Soianc* Moni­ 2:30PM [E S P N ] QoN: St. Juda’a Memphii GD Keys to Success gang lays siege to a police station. Austin tor Roport* CD Point of View PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW (41) M eadow land Car Race (60 min ) C la s tic Fatal Round. (2 hrs.) 6 : 30 AM [13 Agronsky & C om pany (R). [HBO] MOVIE: '2010' The U.S. and GD MOVIE: Billy Budd' The struggle t>e- Stoker. Darwin Joston, Laurie Zimmer. [C N N ] Nowamakor Suttday ( ^ Je m Russia team up to investigate a failed mis­ 1976 Rated R Young Edition MOVIE: ’The Letters' M aws tween good and evil is expressed by a hu­ 3:00PM IB 6:00PM IB (B ® IS) ® sion to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John Lith- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'A Boy and HI* Dog’ A Day of Discovery Three letters, delayed a year in delivery, mane seaman set against the tyrannical [U S A ] Herbalife r§3 New Jers' > People IB MOVIE: 'Suntmar Fantasy’ A 17- gow , Helen Mirren. 1984. Rated PG. young man and hit dog face the dlfficuliiet ( ) Celebrate bring news that dramatically changes the rule of his commanding officefs. Robert (Tl) Christop..jr Close-Up 36 year-old girl experiences the loss of innoc­ Trtw h o n M uscular of the year 2024 whan the earth ii u post- lives of nine people. John Forsythe, Dina [M A X ] MOVIE: 'City Heat' (CC) A cop Ryan, Peter Ustinov. Meivyn Douglas. 11:20PM (B ; (^ ) Tennessee Tuxedo ence when she becomes the first female Dystrophy Live frorrH^s Vegas, Jerry and atomic wMdamaaa. Don Johnaon. Susanna <18) 20 Minute Workout and a private eye tangle with mobsters 1962 Jumble answer on page 16 Merrill, Ida Lupino 1972. lifeguard on a Southern California beach. Benton, Jason Robards. 1976. Rated R (4$ Rev. David Paul during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt a star-studded ca^performs. Continued. (20) Insight (53 M O V IE : 'T h e Phantom Kid' Children Julianna Phillips. Ted Shackelford. Michael @ ® MOVIE: Man With Bogart’s (4iJ Nueva York Ahora Reynolds. Jane Alexander. 1984. Rated Face' (C C ) Sam Marlow decides to News / Sports 2:00AM (B Mueic city, U.S.A. Ring Around the World Jumbto Book N a ll It tvaHablt for $1.99 pfut 55 etntt potttgt and handUng from ploy all of the characters -• the good guys, Gross. 1984. 1 1:30PM CD PG. change his name and lifestyle to Imitate his Talaa from tho Datkalda [CN N ] Your Money Jumbia. e /o Ihia fiawapapar, P.O. Box 4366, Ortar>do. FL 32802-4366. Includa your bad guys and barmaids -- in this otherwise- CB S.W.A.T. CD Jackie Gleason (S) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Key Exchange' A New hero. Humphrey Bogart. 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[M AX]M 0VIE: songwriter' queen out to stop an educated native alliance with a great white turtle Rated PG dD Real to Reel Racing Series (60 min.) terrified by the mere thought of mono­ After losing a fortune in the Wall Street sociation 2:25AM the body of a money collector so he can 1973. (C C ) Some good ole boys take on the sys­ prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Places in the Heart' gamy. Brooke Adams, Ben Masters. Rated crash. Churchill clashes with the leaders of ( ^ Newsleaders Katherine Fanning, edi­ [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 min ) recover a million dollars buried with him GD Spiritual Life Crusade tem Kris Krlstofferson, Willie Nelson, Los (C C ) A widow struggles to keep her farm (S ) Essence: Music's Black Superstars R. his own political party. (60 min.) (R). can kingdom Tanya Roberts, Ted Wass, tor of the Christian Science Monitor, is pro­ (R)- Sid Caesar, Robert Ryan. Anne Baxter [C N N ] Sports Tonight ley Ann Warren Rated R. Donovan Scott 1984 Rated PG and her family together during the depres­ filed. 1967 Happy Days [U S A ] Hollywood Insider ® It's a Living sion era in Texas Sally Field, Danny 1 2:30PM CD Tennis: U.S. Open Cov­ [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Bustin' Loose' An ex 2:30AM (Q) star Oamai (60 min I 6:45AM (11) Davey & Goliath ^ Adelante erage is featured from Flushing Meadow- (61) M O V IE : 'M ussolini and I' Part 2 of 2 GS) Sneak Previews 7:30PM Square Pegs Gl) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous con and a middle-class teacher transport a Glover, Lindsay Crouse. 1984 Rated PG (60 mm ) Corona Park, NY. (5 hrs., 30 min.) group of emotionally and physically handi­ [C N N ] Sports Lstenight 7:00AM C3~) W e Believe dS) Three Stooges [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ® MOVIE: 'Friday the Rabbi Slept Punky Brew ster Upon his r^elease 10:00AM CB CBS News SOnday Late’ A n Irish police t hief and a rabbi form from the hospitaj, Henry discovers Punky [C N N ] Week in Review capped children to a family farm. Richari [ESPN ] SportsCenter ^ Conversation With... CD MOVIE: 'Don't Give Up the Ship' A [D IS] MOVIE: 'Raintree County' An In­ 15) Robert Schuller M orning an alliance to solve the mysterious slaying has been placed in the foster home of a Pryor, Cicely Tyson. Robert Christian dim-witted naval lieutenant is accused of diana youth falls in love with a Southern [D IS] MOVIE: 'Return to Oz' (CC) Do­ [H B O ] MOVIE: ’Cre*p*how’ MOVIE: 'Smuggler's Cove' The Boys @D Round Cero of a young domestic. Art (!:amey, Stuart very wealthy family (R) In Stereo. 1981. Rated R. 2:40AM ( 8 J 8th Day CD stealing a destroyer. Jerry Lewis. Dina belie and marries her, deserting his child­ rothy returns to Oz to save the land from Five episodes each depict different kinds match wits with a gang of diamond smug­ (5?) National G eographic Special: Margolin, Janis Paige. 1976. C?) Face Off Merrill, Mickey Shaughnessy 1959. hood sweetheart. Montgomery Clift, Eliza­ @ Cats and Dogs the evil Mombi and the Nome king. Fairuza [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Never So Few' A WWII of horror Adrienne Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, glers Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1948 Creatures of the Mangrove (CC) The ti­ Balk. Nicol Williamson, Joan Marsh 1985 Here's Lucy beth Taylor, Eva Mane Saint. 1957 GD Embajadores de la Musica Cok>m- [ESPN ] SportsCenter guerilla fighter must battle the Arm y brass E.G. Marshall 1982 Rated R (11) Je rry Falwell dal forest of Siarau is home to an amazing CD Rated PG CD Jerry Falwell btana as well as (he enemy after he attacks (18) Carrascolendas array of creatures. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. ® (P Meet the Press [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'G unga Din' This is the [U S A ] U.S. Open Tennis: Third Round CD Telethon: Muscular Dys­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Flamingo Kid' A Chinese renegades. Frank Sinatra,. Gina 3:00AM CD ^0) Sunday Mass story of British military action in the moun­ GZ) Austin City Limits (60 min.) In Stereo. Matches Grand Slam Tennis Tournament trophy Live from Las Vegas, Jerry and a (20) W orld Vision dD MOVIE: 'Mr. Magoo's Treasure Is­ ( ^ Fourth Estate plumber's son discovers the world of the Lollobrigida. Peter Lawford 1960 (ji) Super Sunday tains of Northern India Douglas Fairbanks. GD Fame (60 min.) from Flushing Meadows. New York. (3 star-studded cast performs. (3 hrs ) Con­ (22) Jim m y Sw aggart land' ® Spotlight on Government Jr. Cary Grant. Joan Fontaine 1939 rich when he spends the summer as a ca­ Gf) Lome Greene's New Wilderness [CN N ] Newswatch hrs.. 30 min.) Live. 11:45PM CD A B C N e w s tinued. [ESP N ] NFL Yearbook (60 min.) (5?) Hatha Yoga bana boy at a Long Island Country Club. (30) It's Your Business [TM C ] MOVIE: 'My Brilliant Career' In MOVIE; 'Sudan' The reigning queen ^ i Love Lucy [D IS ] Animals in Action 8:00PM ® Murder. She Wrote (CC) Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna. Hector Eli­ (3) Telethon: Muscular CD [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report turn-of-the-century Australia, a beautiful 12:00AM of a mythical throne is rescued ftom tho (38) Kenneth Copeland . 11:10AM Jessica investigates when her former zondo 1984 Rated PG-13. Dystrophy Live from Las Vegas, Jerry and ( ^ Chalice of Salvation young girl must choose between a wealthy [HBO] Son of the Not-So-Qreat Mo­ chancellor by a handsome vagabond [C N N ] Daybreak 11:1 SAM MOVIE: Killer Leopard’ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Brothers By Choice' ments in Sports (60 min.) teacher is murdered shortly after changing a star-studded cast performs. (3 hrs.) Con­ ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood CB husband and a literary career. Judy Davis, [M AX] MOVIE: Nighthawks' (CC) A Maria Montez, TurhanBoy, Jon Hall. 1945 Bomba aids an American film star w ho is Feeling unwanted at home, an adopted her will in favor of a charismatic evangelist. tinued [D IS] Mousercise Sam Neill, W endy Hughes. 1980 Rated G [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive New York City cop is pitted against a Euro­ ^ Underdog searching for her missing husband. Johnny boy decides to run away. Yanick Bisson, (60 min.) (R) [CN N ] Nawsnight [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Lipstick' A high-fashion pean terrorist looking for publicity through (3D Telethon; Muscular Dystrophy As­ Shef^ld, Overly Garland 1954. Charley Higgins. Terence Kelly. 6:30PM IB C B S N e w s CD Star Search (60 min.) [ESPN ] Superbouts Arguello vs. Man model is brutally raped by her younger sis­ bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone. Billy Dee sociation (19 hrs.) Continued. W .V . G rant [TM C ] MOVIE: Auntie Marne' A young cini. (60 min.) (R) 7:30AM C l) Barrio (4T) Para Gonte Grande (105 min.) IB M u pp ets CD Disney Sunday Movie: My Town Williams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. Rated R. [D IS] Wind in the Willows ter's mufeic teacher. Margeaux Heming­ CD MOVIE: 'The Plutonium Irtcident' A boy experiences a series of madcap ad­ (C C ) An imaginative girl takes a particular d 3 Celebration of the Eucharist way, Anne Bancroft. Chris Sarandon OSCTV [TM C ] MOVIE: The Killing Fields' (CC) woman at a nuclear energy plant begins to [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Key Exchange' A New [ES P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) 11:30AM CD Face the Nation ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ interest in her small town's activities. (60 C13 Hispanic Horizons 1976. A Cambodian, who served as a guide for a suspect she's spending her days in a Yorker swaps apanmont keys with her CD ® This Week With David Brintdey centric aunt. Rosalind Russell. Forrest @ ) Ted Knight Show min.) 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)) )) m - { I ^1 1 The kitchen is recently refurbished. The builder was able to ■i*,* match new cabinets, 3 in the microwave center, left, to the V : < original ones, seen .-'A y/. I over the stove. A paddle fan circu­ II lates air.

Susan Plese photo SuM n PIm « photo Beige, blues and rust-colored furnishings are echoed in the print of the Angio-Persian rug. An arch, above right, ieadsto When households join the sunny dining room. ■ ■

The Johnsons pooled their resources ■ .. Continued perfectly. A round table in the center of the kitchen is By Susan Plate matching captain’s chairs surrounded with chairs Johnson complement an antique dresser caned himself. Adrienne uses for serving and When Ralph Johnson bought th e Johnsons have a master storing linens. the tidy stone-front ranch on bedroom and guest room. The “ It was in the attic.” she says. Brookfield Street 12 years ago, • 7^ ' master bedroom is done in I*'. "H e said, ‘we don’t h a ^ room the owner told him it was "a shades of blue. White sheer for it.” ' But her w ish^& mi house full of love.” That curtains are topped with fine prevailed, and “ nowM Rkes it.” statement turned out to be European style lace valances. prophetic. is □ o a ^ The crocheted “ popcorn” Just nine months later, bedspread was handmade by Johnson, a widower, brought a A sunporch on the back of the Johnson’s former mother-in-law new bride home, a widow he met house was recently remodeled. in 1932. The older woman gave it on a Caribbean cruise. Together “ I gutted the whole thing, to the newlyweds when they they have furnished the house in insulated it and put new were married. a comfortable arrangement, sheetrock inside,” Johnson Another nice touch is a baby proving that it is, indeed, ” Susan Pisse photo b / says. The improvements make shawl Adrienne uses as a cover possible to combine households the room usable “ almost for a round occasional table set in a way complimentary to both. The Johnsons’ stone-front ranch is rimmed with through the winter,” he notes. in the comer of the room. She is Johnson’s wife, Adrienne, is colorful annual gardens and large shade trees. On a shelf above the windows, mother of four, grandmother of quick to point out that the home Johnson, retired from Arrow- 10 and great-grandmother of S uM n photo is neither large nor expensive. A Hart, showcases many more of five. He has no children. his carved birds. There are six-room ranch with about 1,500 □ □ □ A guest room is done in shades of yellow, beige in beige, rust, and blue tones The goose is one of dozens of - .. geese, as well as a perfectly square feet, it was built in 1948 covers the floor. and white. Mrs. Johnson’s children and birds hand carved and painted g fashioned blue jay, a cardinal “ Isn’t he lucky? He’s got 'em by the late George Fish. A The carpet was one of his by Johnson as a hobby. On the and a bluebird perched on a all raised.” Adrienne jokes.’ grandchildren are frequent visitors. deeply sloping roof tucked under acquisitions — Johnson bought it hearth is an intricately painted dogwood branch. Members of her family are massive trees, fieldstone front from the form er owner’s wife. It tin box, sent to Adrienne from Johnson uses bass wood for his frequent visitors. and clean blue-and-white trim was manufactured, he says, to Germany. creations, and the average bird In fact, it was the anticipated make it look like a cottage one celebrate the 100th anniversary A formal dining room is just in may take him as long as 80 gatherings of the clan that might stumble upon in the of General Electric. If one looks back of the living room. hours. He works in his basement spurred Johnson to another of done outside, in his garden. Late neighborhood often stop, when woods. carefully, it is possible to pick Wallpaper in an aqua, rust and wood shop. his projects — a new bath. summer finds flower beds he is outside working, Adrienne out the stylized image of a light O □ □ deep blue is echoed in matching Raginold PtnttVMancheeter Herald “ With family coming we crammed with color — pink says, to compliment him on his bulb woven into the pattern of □ □□ drapes that frame a graceful needed another bath,” he says. impatiens, purple phlox, scarlet gardens. Sometimes the im­ The decor inside is traditional. the carpet. bay window. African violets Ralph and Adrienne Johnson pose in the The Johnsons are proudest of “ So I took a walk-in closet and cockscomb. He just completed a promptu conversations are The large living room is The focal point of the room is drink in sun from the deep sill. their newly remodeled kitchen. made a half bath in the master stone fountain at one end of the followed by an invitation to see furnished with a beige-print sofa the fireplace, topped with comfortable living room of their Brookfield A cherry dining table and The cabinets are original, the bedroom." He was aMe to do all garden, a pretty focal point. A the rest of the house. “ I say, and several upholstered easy wooden mantle and decorated Street home. They have filled the small ranch color of maize, and the builder the work hinnself. stone cherub poses at the ‘come on in.' W e’ve been giving chairs. An Anglo-Persian carpet with a wooden Canada goose. Continued . . . with furnishings from both their households. ? was able to copy the color and Perhaps Jdhnson is most fountain. tours,” Adrienne says, style of the originals alnnost gratified by the work he has In fact, visitors to the laughing. ■ . i ., / ■ ? .1 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. AuA. 30. 19«6 21 Sexuality

Styles are changing Erection difficulties follow accident as fast as the Head-injury experts report that a loss of libido is common seasons. By June M. R«lniMh wife and I are in our TOs anef • ’ have been married for S3 years. DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am We still have sexual activity. R You should not automatically reject Be a forerunner, not a 39-year-old male and I have d The Recently I read about a your physicians’ opinion that your sexual had trouble with my sex life for Kinsey woman’s clitoris and what an about 10 years. Ten years ago I important part it is supposed to difficulties are related to your accident. a follower, of the was in a car accident, had brain Report be in the sex act. damage (aphasia), was in a I was unaware of this organ Experts in the field of head injuries report coma for 2>A months and my and am unsure as to its location. fashion news. right side was paralyzed. I can My wife is reluctant to find out that a loss of libido — a lack of interest in still feel a distinct difference more about this, as she says she sex — is not unusual, especially for those between my right and left sides. crucial sexual organ. If the is probably too old to reap any Now I have trouble getting sexual signals are disrupted or benefits. who are in a coma for six or more hours, f f and keeping an erection and scrambled, desire and genital What is this area, and are we coming to climax. I have no functioning can be altered. too old? feeling in my penis and am It is not unusual for any man sexual intimacy, even hugging to require direct stimulation of DEAR READER: ’The DEAR READER: Very Uttle, hardly ever in the mood for sex. although researchers and and kissing. Perm s August Special I can't even masturbate. I can the genitals to achieve an woman’s external genitalia But when he’s very Anne’s Place erection. Many 39-year-old consist of the labia majora and law-enforcement officials esti­ $ 2 0 0 0 Rogular Everyday Low Prtcaa ULTRA only have intercourse when my mate that between 500 and 1,000 intoxicated (which is seldom), All haircuts Reg. »12 partner touches my penis or males who are not head-injured the labia minora (often called he becomes a fantastic lover! I Appointments have priority. require more physical and people, most of them young ZOTOS family hair care includes shampoo when we have oral sex. the outer lips and the inner lips). find myself either wishing he “fM lt to lively’' psychological stimulation to These surround the opening to men, die from this activity each regular length hair WANTED; Experienced hairdresser for expan­ I have been to four urologists, year. would get drunk or daydream­ Perm s *25°° Reg. »45 two psychologists and now am obtain and keep erections than the urethra (for urination) and ing about having an affair. He’s sion. No foliowing needed. Good earnings. Cut & Style they needed when they were the opening to the vagina. The Sexual asphyxia (deliberately seeing a psychiatrist. They say reducing the amount of oxygen a good husband and father, but I Tues.-FrI. 10-9, Sat. 10-S P.M. ■ with Bonnie or Carol ■ younger. head of the clitoris is located it is a result of the accident, but I going to the brain — a don’t want to live the next 20 Haircuts disagree. I took Valium and Many physical and psycholog­ near the front or top of this area years with no intimacy — or is it A complete unisex hair sa­ tn ical factors could be involved, so temporary suffocation) is very Perming Inderal for years, and then (where the inner lips meet) and unrealistic to think.that sexual $500 lon. Anne has over 10 years ask your psychiatrist to above the urinary opening. dangerous and can cause brain experience In styling and Waxing Librium and Inderal for another damage and death. It is love can go on in marriage? 2‘/i years. Could the drugs have recommend a clinic that The appearance of the cosmetics. For an appoint­ N€#US Highlighting specializes in assessing male rumored to enhance orgasm, but U l ^ R ^ caused my trouble? genitals is very different from DEAR READER: Alcohol in the ment call 6 4 3 -1 4 4 2 . Hair Coloring sexual dysfunctions. You might one woman to the next. In many this effect has never been Complete Mail Care verified by researchers. relaxes sexual inhibitions in Manchester MALL 811 Main Street be experiencing the effects of a women, the head of the clitoris is DEAR READER: Both This behavior usually involves some people, so that they feel 555 Main Street Manchester ■ 643-9525 Librium and Valium are combination of physical, covered by a triangular area of freer to express sexual desire anti-anxiety drugs and have pharmacological and psycholog­ skin called the clitoral hood. masturbation and often includes ical factors, and a team of use of visual materials or and engage in sexual activity. been linked to decreased Although size of the clitoris However, for the vast majority specialists with a combination of varies, the head usually looks dressing in clothing related to ejaculatory ability in some the person’s fantasy. Methods of of people, alcohol has a cases. Inderal, a drug used to expertise might be able to tailor like a small pea. A section of the depressant effect on the treat hypertension and heart a treatment program to your clitoral shaft is also visible in depriving oneself of oxygen needs. include hanging by ropes or physical aspects of sexual disease, has been linked to some women (the rest of the functioning. Pamper Yourse Now shaft is internal). The size of the chains, passing electrical If decreased desire in a few cases current through the body and Research has shown that with our full manicure & pedicure special Cutting and to decreased erectile clitoris does not appear to be some couples remain sexually ■qTir'. Tubes tied related to the capacity for inhaling toxic gases or . Cf ability, which may affect as chemicals. active into their 80s and 90s At many as 28 percent of patients. sexual responsiveness. Others cease having intercourse Coming soon — *2200 DEAR DR. REINISCH: I had The clitoral structure is rich One study of 132 cases of death You do not say whether you my tubes tied when my daughter caused by this practice found because of health or medication (ig u el'i still take these drugs: however, was born. Since then. I have two with nerve endings, so it is effects, but still share love, Gel INails • Formerly Lamplight sensitive to stimulation. The that victims constructed you must not stop taking them periods a month, I bleed heavily elaborate escape mechanisms affection and manual and oral Now Lightstrokes without the advice of a qualified for six or seven days, and 17 positive aspect of this sensitivity stimulation to orgasm. is the capacity to receive and that failed when the individual Fully experienced manicurist available physician. Any sexual side days later I start again. In miscalculated the speed and the It will take a medical and / f O effects of these drugs are focus sexual sensations, which Thurs., Fri. Si Sat. Please call for appointment. addition, my genitals ache if I’m effects of the suffocation. perhaps a psychological evalua­ thought to be reversible by on my feet for even just long facilitates sexual arousal and tion to evaluate your husband's / 6V2 Pearl Street orgasm. The negative aspect of Most victims are found by reducing or eliminating the drug enough to wash dishes. Could family members, who are situation. Call the sex- (off Main St., opp. Library) or by changing to some other this be normal for me? this sensitivity is that, for many dysfunctions clinic at the women, direct friction on the devastated by the loss, Always Hair ‘‘Fm m y’ Manchester medication. In other words, embarrased by the'sexual nearest medical school or large these drugs are not thought to DEAR READER: Only a clitoral head is painful and hospital and make a joint 200 W. Center St., Manchester / 643-0759 643-1806 irritating. activities surrounding the death cause permanent dysfunctions. physician can answer your and shocked because the victim appointment for both of you at However, you should not questions, after a thorough It is not unusual for both the same time males and females to be did not act suicidal or 'automatically reject your examination. Make an appoint­ depressed. If he refuses to go. keep the physicians’ opinion that your ment with a gynecologist unaware of exactly where the appointment yourself so that clitoris is located and what If you suspect that this sexual difficulties are related to immediately. behavior is occuring, arrange you can get some support in If your hair isn't becoming to you, your accident. Experts in the Although a few women do should be done with it during dealing with this situation. In sexual activity. The solution is for the individual to receive A Total NEW YOU for Fall field of head injuries report that report having menstrual counseling from a sex therapist fact, your going alone may you should becoming to us! a loss of libido — a lack of problems after a tubal ligation, to try various types of touches encourage him to accompany on and near the head of the trained to work with young Haircut & Blowdry Special...*8®® interest in sex — is not unusual, the vast majority do not have people and their sensitive sexual you later. ■ especially for those who are in a clitoris while the woman says (Mention this ad) changes in their menstrual issues, or from a therapist who coma for six or more hours. patterns. which feel good and which do A f? LOFT not. The woman can also hold is familiar with sexual problems Good for Entire One study of head-injured of adolescents. 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Some of the teenage is the opposite. but questions of 'TtT’T rrrr—— r — t t "SW U l.J. ,• "in, scrambled, desire and genital functioning males are practicing oxygen My 42-year-old husband general Interest may claims that his sexual drive has can be altered, deprivation, which I am told is a be discussed in future m m popular behavior. Is there any disappeared completely. We go f • research on this topic? for weeks or months without any columns. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 30, 1986 i 2 Dining In 23 Dining Out Quest for suds Shf^Gun

By Sondra Astor Stave piece each of shrimp, fish, sweet ordered either by the piece, as changes history potato, broccoli, onion, celery an appetizer or entree. We Sho-Gun, located in the Glen and mushroom. While the batter decided to try the moriawase Lochen Mall in Glastonbury, is was light, the dish did not have plate which combines both the the only authentic Japanese the fresh taste that can make sushi (slices of raw fish with restaurant in the Greater tempura a delight. It was a poor seasoned rice) and the sashimi Hartford area. Situated in the By Ted Larsen wom an’s drink,” these are the value. (slices of raw fish served with mall’s lower restaurant area, it styles that have survived until Main dish portions, on the pickled ginger and wasabi, a replaced a Chinese eatery. The today. Recall how the Pilgrims other hand, are extremely large fiery hot Japanese horseradish). f it hadn’t been for a basic red decor remains, crucial shortage of beer, had to build a new nation for and generally quite good, Few Westerners appear to augmented by Japanese their beer. How far we’ve come! Teriyaki can be enjoyed either the early history o f this screens. have neutral feelings about as beef, chicken or shrimp. A country might have been Here’s an American classic A waitress in elaborate and eating raw fish — we either love large chicken breast was well very different. As most updated for the ’80s. A perfect colorful kimono showed us to a it or we hate it. For those who marinated and attractively school kids know, the companion for a leisurely beach table set with a white paper are partisans, and I count served in a partitioned, Pilgrims were headed for picnic. covering, cloth napkins and myself in that number, all would I lacquered fcwx that also included agree that the fish must be Virginia, but a lack of supplies disposible chopsticks. The rice, salad and Japanese changed that plan, and their COLESLAW WITH BEER absence of knives and forks absolutely fresh. pickles. The salad was a direction, toward the CELERY DRESSING underlines the attempt to bring The raw fish served at veritable garden of fresh Massachusetts Bay Colonies. '/i cup mayonnaise Japanese cuisine to Connecticut Sho-Gun passed the test. Tuna, vegetables served with a Students are generally led to '/i cup light beer in as pure a state as possible. salmon, mackerel, octopus or creamy mustard dressing. The any of the other denizens of the believe the vittles lacking in the % cup sour cream Although it is not noted on the relishes included spinach with deep that we tried were all Mayflower galley were the 1 tablespoon cider vinegar menu, a salad and one of the two sesame seeds and marinated excellent. The main dish portion prosaic but important items; / tablespoon honey miso (bean paste) based soups carrots and celery. included eight large sushi and flour, beans and pork. 2 tablespoons onion, is included in the price of the Shabu-shabu gets its name more than a dozen pieces of Well, the truth reads clear in entrees. While the texture of the finely minced from the sound that the food sashimi, easily enough for the this passage from a Puritan aka-miso (red bean paste) was 6 cups white cabbage, makes as it cooks in a broth on largest appetites. These raw chronicler; “ We could not now pleasant, the flavoring was shredded the table. Many cuisines have seafood dishes will be brought to take time for further search or perhaps excessively mild. 3 cups red cabbage, some kind of hotpot and this is you in the dining room, if you do consideration, our victuals being The appetizer choices are shredded the Japanese version. not choose to sit at the lacquered spent, especially our beer.” limited to tempura (batter-fried 1 teaspoon celery seeds bar. Those sin-damning Big Hats vegetables and fish), sushi (raw In Sho-Gun’s presentation, a Also on the menu are sukiyaki salt fish, vegetable and rice rolls) large platter is totally covered turned for Plymouth Rock (meat and vegetables cooked in pepper and sashimi (chunks of raw with huge wedges of celery, because they were out of suds! a wok). tonkatsu (a deep fried, fish). Since we intended to have cabbage, slices of onion, chunks Ever since, the quest for crumb-covered pork cutlet) and To make dressing, whisk the latter two as entrees, we of tofu and a generous portion of quaffage has been No. 1 on the nabemono. another dish cooked together mayonnaise, beer, sour opted for the combination thinly sliced raw steak on a bed side-trip excuse list. tableside. cream, vinegar, honey and tempura as a starter. of thick noodles. Only the Beer and Western civilization Desserts are limited to ice We were most surprised at the excessive section of fat on the do go hand in hand, with onion. In a large serving bowl cream and a sweet stiff bean diminutive portion considering meat could be faulted. evidence o f Babylonian brew at toss together cabbages and paste called yo-kan. The coconut the $8.95 price tag. Artfully Sho-Gun has a sushi bar where least 8,000 years ago. The celery seeds. Pour the dressing ice cream had a fresh taste arranged on a plate were one sushi and/or sashimi can be ancient Egyptians, Chinese and over mixture and .season with which one cannot always find. Reginald PInto/Mencheeter Herald Indians all made ^ e r, as did the salt and pepper to taste. Main dishes range from $9.50 Peruvian Incas, here in the Refrigerate well before serving. to $16.60 with beef dishes West. Serves 6. generally at the upper end. Around the year 750 A.D. Sho-Gun Japanese Restaurant Considering the size of the Sho-Gun, the area’s only Japanese restaurant, someone threw hops into a vat, HINTS 39 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury, 659-2568 portions, the main dishes, in is located in the Glen Lochen Mall in giving beer its now-characteristic comparison to the tempura Like most chilled salads, this k' Hours; Luncheon, Tuesday to Saturday, 11; 30 a.m. Glastonbury. bitterness. The word itself stems appetizer, were reasonably one tastes much better made a to 3 p.m. Dinner, Tuesday through Thursday, 5; 30 to 10 from the Latin, “ bibere,” “to priced. day ahead. drink,” by way o f the Middle p.m., Friday and Saturday, 5; 30 to 10; 30 p.m. Sunday, 1 Sho-Gun is an appropriate Those new non-alcoholic English, “here.” p.m. toOp.m. destination for those who seek a beers can be substituted for the The Dutch get credit for the k" Reservations required, relatively authentic Japanese traditional variety. first American breweries in New k^ Dress; semi-casual, eating experience. But because There is no beating Amsterdam in 1612 and 1632, k^ Handicapped access; none. of the nature of the ingredients, fresh-made mayonnaise. Make prior production being limited to ve MasterCard, VISA, American Express and Diners’ the final bill is comparatively small batches of home-brew. yours by placing in a blender 1 Those sin-damning Pilgrims changed the course of high for a meal that in total Club. Beer was an entirely respectable egg, 3 teaspoons lemon juice, 1 history and turned for Plymouth Rock because they were lacks a festive or elegant touch. ■ beverage, enjoyed by all teaspoon Dijon mustard, '/> out of beer! members o f the fam ily, even teaspoon white pepper. With children. M en o f status such as blender mnning, slowly add 1 William Penn, Jefferson, cup vegetable oil in a stream, Separate onion slices and soak the best o f Northern Italian and parsley, minced Madison and Adams all had until thick and creamy. Makes 1 in ice water for 20 minutes. a?® German cuisine. No wretched salt Prices AWM Dinner ^ a O interests in breweries. cup. Preheat 4 inches oil in deep refuse here! pepper Malt-loving George Washington haven’t Specials flyer to 375F. While rings are in 'A cup Parmesan cheese, WONG’S even had his own at Mount Talk about all-American, water and oil is heating, make SHRIMP & SCAUOP grated l' changed in Weekly 254 Broad Street, Manchester Vernon. maybe even more so than apple batter. Whisk together dry FETTUCqNE, MUNICH STYLE 3 years! RESTAURANT Early beers must have been ingredients and mustard. Slowly PEKING • SZECHUAN pie. Try these yummy mouthfuls 1 pound fettuccine noodles Cook fettuccine noodles as per AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE rather unusual, with their If You Love Seafood, You’ll love Nikki’s on your guests. add beer, whisking constantly 1 cup scallions, sliced maker’s directions, or to taste. TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS dizzying array o f ingredients until batter is smooth. (including green tops) Melt butter in a large saute pan. such as com, pumpkins, Dry onion rings and dip in ONION RINGS. MUSTARD >/2 cup mushrooms, Cook scallions and mushrooms Head Chef • Chef Wong • Baked Stuffed Sole • Baked Stuffed Shrimp sassafras and pine. B y the batter. Coat well and place on a BEER BATTER thinly sliced over high heat, until all liquid is Revolution, American beer tastes cake rack, allowing excess to • Broiled Scrod • Scallops & Clams 2 large Bermuda onions, 2 tablespoons unsalted evaporated. Add scallops and 875-0661 had settled down to a drip off. Place small batches in • Fish & Chips • Fisherman’s Platter sliced thick butter cook for about 90 seconds, or recognizable few varieties, all preheated deep fryer and cook I cup flour I cup bay scallops (about until scallops have just firmed. heavy and bitter, in the English until golden brown, I teaspoon salt '/2 pound) Add all other ingredients Post Road Plaza tradition. approximately 3 minutes. Drain Mon.-Thur. U: 30 - 10 pm '/i teaspoon black pepper, '/2 cup buttermilk except cheese and toss well, 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. & Sat. 11;30- 11 pm Open Monday-Thursday 7:00 am to 10:«« pm Lighter, more modem brews on paper towels and lightly salt, (Rte. 30N), Vernon Jresh ground '/2 cup heavy cream until heated through and beer Sunday 12:00 noon - Friday & Saturday until 11:00 pm w ould await the arrival o f if desired. (I-M Exit 65) 10 pm Germ an immigrants to 3 tablespoons prepared Serves 4. '/2 beer stops foam ing. Season with salt » Sundays 7:30 am to 10:00 pm Philadelphia in the 1840s, with yellow mustard ‘A bay leaf and pepper, to taste. Rem ove their “l a ^ ’ and “Pilsner” 1 cup lager beer H ere's a recipe that w ould 'A cup shrimp, cooked bay letf and serve. Sprinkle with The family restaurant with something for every taste. recipes. At first dismissed as “a vegetable oil make Emma Lazarus grin. It’s 3 tablespoons fresh Parmesan cheese. ■ WEEIKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 30, 1986 How to pick the number one newspaper in a multiple paper town

In a town like Manchester, Caring about its readers you might as well start with should also be a priority with readership. In a most recent the number one newspaper. survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in the overall local readership Manchester have to say. They lead. According to the study, want to hear about readers the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what leader for local news, local they think is important, what happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. They’re readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you explaining the issues. may have about the service Next, the number one news­ you get from the Herald. They paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient needed to make valued and to its.subscribers. The service on all billing matters. reasonable decisions regard­ Manchester Herald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they ing key local issues that may be a good community want to know about it. impact on their lives today, or newspaper by over nine in ten in the future. Well that same readers, with over one third If you’re still trying to figure study shows that the rating it as very good. The out which is the number one Manchester Herald is rated Manchester Herald is also a newspaper in Manchester, the quite highly in terms of space very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice devoted to selected issues in for reaching the Manchester will be the same paper more its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in eight in ten readers find that preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. the space devoted to view­ forms of printed advertising. The Manchester Herald — your voice in Manchester.

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Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 1986.