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By Andrew Yurkovsky 1. A rasher suggests a meat item that made /' Manchester Herald which sound whiie on foot? BA-A COO MOO SQUEAL The weather for the first day of the fourth annual Feast Fest on 2. Which Bible hero caught 300 foxes, tied Friday was just as a psychic had firebrands to their tails and released them to predicted it would be — cloudy burn the ripe wheat fields of his enemy? and cool. DAVID JACOB SAMSON MATTHEW But the Fest got anything but a cool welcome from the public, 3. The mate of the “ poor man’s cow” is organizers said. It isopen 11 a.m. nicknamed; to 10 p.m. today and 11 a.m. to 6 BILLY PETER JACK FERDINAND d p.m. Sunday. Despite the overcast skies, the 4. A cant hook indirectly suggests which cry? Fest, which is organized by the STOP! FORE! FOUL! TIMBER! Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, enjoyed the best 5. The pope often issues what is called a papal; lunchtime crowd for a Friday, BUCK BULL RAM STAG said Anne Flint, the organiza­ tion’s president. 6. Match the Biblical women at the left with the S H#**" "What it looks to me is this men at the right who lived during the same period thing has got a long life,” she of time and thus were their contemporaries. i- said. (a) Lydia (v) Ahab I Fest organizers have known for ‘ i more than a month that the (b) Leah(w) Lazarus r r (c) Eve(x) Laban weather for this year’s opening AP photo day was not going, to be the (d) Martha (y) Paul T A L L SHIPS — Gov. William O ’Neill is at Friday. The harbor gathering is part of greatest. A psychic told Bobbie -! (e) Jezebel (z) Seth Beganny, a Chamber vice presi­ J k . the center of a group of dignitaries Norwalk’s annual oyster festival, which dent that Friday would be partly < Rsglnxld PfntWManchMtxr Herald (Answers in classified advertising section) reviewing tall ships in Norwalk Harbor runs through the weekend. > cloudy with a temperature of 72. The psychic made his prediction FRIDAYS ARE FOR SUNDAES — Mr. and Mrs. Tom before a gathering of 250 at a Wilson of 12 Oakland St. dig into their sun'dae from the management conference Be­ Royal Ice-Cream Co. booth at the downtown Feast Fest. Connecticut Weather Thousands seek high ground Rtglnald Plnto/MxnchMtar Herald ganny attended in Delaware on WAITING ON HIS FRIENDS — Joel Aug. 1. Manchester.” is the first year Steve K ’s has Kondra of 57 Foster St. picks up lunch And the weather Friday was Gurski, who has been to two participated in the Fest. just as the psychic predicted. previous Feast Fests, attended “ Oh it’s been great,” Leeman Manchester and vicinity: Mostly sunny Saturday as Florence hits Gulf Coast for himself and fellow vi(orkers at the Beganny said. She said the this one with her 2-year-old said of the crowd. “ Chowder’s with high in the 80s. Saturday night, clear with low in Feast Fest on Friday. Kondra works at thermometer at the Savings Bank daughter and her 5-year-old son. been going good.” the SOs. Sunday, sunny with high 70 to 75. of Manchester stayed at 72 most She said the best part of the Fest on work barges trapped at the date Michael Dukakis postponed Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road. Tony Scarpace, the owner of VENICE, La. (AP) - Thou­ of the day. was watching the people. mouth of the Mississippi River, indefinitely an outdoor rally at Adams Mill Restaurant, 165 sands of Gulf Coast residents Beganny said the psychic of­ Frank Armentano of 154 New said Coast Guard spokesman Dan New Orleans’ Jackson Square in Adams St., said that the Feast from Florida to Louisiana fled to fered no prediction on the Bolton Road, who attended his Dewell. as well as two indoor fund raisers Fest is “ a tremendous spirit- higher ground Friday as Hurri­ weather for the remainder of the second Fest Friday, said that he Lottery “ It looks like they’re going to — a $l,000-per-couple cocktail raiser for the staff.” cane Florence unleashed 90 mph weekend. But the forecast by the had to go because his wife was have to ride it out. The hurricane, party and a $10,000-per-couple But Joyce Sorenson, a co-owner winds along the Louisiana coast. National Weather Service calls going. He said there reaily was no as well as I can make out, is right buffet. of the Three Penny Pub, 384 W. An Alabama man preparing for for sunny skies and warm choice. Connecticut daily Friday; 631. Play Four; 2503. about there,” said Dewell. Florence, which had been Middle 'Turnpike, reported that the storm drowned while trying to temperatures today and Sunday. “ Either that or starve at Connecticut Lotto Friday; 1,15,28,31,34,37. Earlier, a Coast Guard helicop­ stalled in the Gulf of Mexico, the .sausage and peppers her tie down a boat. Flint had no estimate of the home,” he said. ter rescued two fishermen who suddenly strengthened into a restaurant was serving were not “ When it’s a hurricane I get number of tickets sold Friday Ten-year-old Michael Capodi- got into trouble while running hurricane Friday morning and seiiing as well as last year's steak out,” said Melodia Buras, of night. She said figures would not casa of 95A Sycamore Lane, a their crab traps, also near the began churning northward at 15 sandwiches. Boothville, La., who joined about be available until today. connoisseur of Antonio’s pizza, mouth of the river. mph, the National Hurricane “ I don’t think we'll do as well as Index 500 others Friday night at Belle Those attending the Feast Fest said he pianned to return to the In Alabama, police in the we’ve done previously,” said Chasse High School, which was Center reported. gave it a warm review, although Feast Fest today for seconds. coastal community of Orange Hurricane warnings were Sorenson, whose restaurant has opened as a shelter for Venice and restaurateurs offered a mixed “ I ’m going to ride down here Beach said a 32-year-old man served food at the Fest two other other Plaquemines Parish towns posted from Pensacola to Ca­ reaction. again,” Capodicasa said. Business___ .34-38 Local news. drowned Friday afternoon when years, in coastal Louisiana. meron, La. The center of the “ (It’s) Just a nice night for my Darin Leeman, a helper at the Churches__ . 14-16 Obituaries— Forecasters warned coastal he fell into the water as he was 259-mile-wide storm was ex­ And Claudio Gurerra of the Mill .36-40 Opinion. . 12-13 famiiy.” said Debbie Gurski of 48 booth for Steve K ’s. at 829 Main Classified__ residents to prepare for 100 mph trying to tie down a boat in windy, pected to be on land by Friday on the River of Glastonbury also Com ics____ .23-25 Senior Citizens. ___ 33 Winter St. “ It’s nice to see St., said the seafood chowder was wind, 9-foot tides a,nd up to 10 rainy conditions. night. reported a slow day. “ It’s been Connecticut. ___8-9 Sports .41-48 something going on at night in a popular item Friday night. This really quiet." Focus______. 17-32 U.S./World. . 10-11 inches of rain. Wind speeds at the “ They were trying to secure a At 8 p.m. EDT, Florence’s mouth of the Mississippi River boat and one of their lines got center was located near latitude were reported at over 90 mph caught up underneath it,” CpI. 28.8 degrees north and longitude Friday night. Marvin Glass said. He said the 89.4 west, or about 90 miles south The center of the hurricane was man, who could not swim, lost his of New Orleans, heading north at Woman injured after accident expected to reach New Orleans balance tugging on the snagged 15 nriph. iiattrbratrr Upralb By Andrew Yurkovsky car, which was traveling south on hospital for treatment. by midnight CDT. line and fell into a bayou, about Maximum sustained wind Manchester Herald Gardner Street. But he said the The truck Slaughter was driv­ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 202 A Coast Guard helicopter had to half a mile from the Gulf. speed near the storm’s center accident was still under investi­ ing is owned by Edart Truck abandon plans to rescue four men Democratic presidential candi­ was 80 mph at 3 p.m. Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher A South Windsor woman was gation and said that no charges Rental Corp, of Hartford, police listed in critical condition at had been brought against said. Qeorg. T. Chappell ShaMon Cohan Hartford Hospital early this Slaughter. Editor Compoalng Manager The truck caused damage to the Danlae A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard Gusts feed Yellowstone fires morning after an accident Friday Neither the comer from which left portion of the car’s engine Adveitlalng Director Praaaroom Manager night on Gardner Street in which the truck was headed nor the compartment, and the truck’s Jeanne Q. Fromarth Frank J. MeSaraagan YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL tling a blaze that doubled over­ Forest crashed after losing her car was struck by a truck, comer from which the car was bumper was slightly bent. Buelnaae Manager Circulation OIrsclor PARK,Wyo. (AP) - Firefighters night to 27,500 acres in Glacier power, killing a passenger, a police said. headed has a stop sign. The and equipment were redistrib­ National Park and adjacent Bureau of Land Management The woman, Naomi Peck, 53, accident occurred at about 8; 45, Slaughter said that he was in Publlahad dally axcapl Sunday and certain holidays by ths uted Friday to prepare for wind forest in northwestern Montana technician. suffered head and leg injuries, Mott said. the midst of making a right turn Manchaatar Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Plaoa. Mattchaslsr, gusts up to 60 mph, while fires was killed by a falling, burning from Clover Street into the Meteorologists had been pre­ said Lt. John Mott, who was at the The Life Star helicopter landed Conn. 06040. Second class poataga paid at Manchasisr, Conn. kept two small towns evacuated tree, becoming the first death scene Friday. Peck was rushed in a yard near the accident scene. northbound lane of Gardner Poabnastsr: Sand addraaa changaa to die Manehaaler HarsM, and the oldest national park directly attributable to this ye­ dicting that an advancing Street when he first saw the P.O. Box 501, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. weather front would produce from the scene of the accident to At about 9; IS it left the scene and If you don't rscalva your HaraM by S pm. waakdays or 7:30 mostly closed to visitors. ar’s forest fires. woman’s car headed for the extremely high winds during the Hartford Hospital by Life Star transported the woman to Hart­ a.m. Saturdays, plaasa tslsphona your carrier. H you're unabla Saturday “ may be the worst That blaze destroyed 15 homes Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald intersection. to reach your carrier, call aubscribar sarvloe at 647-6646 by 6 weekend in Yellowstone but helicopter Friday. The driver of ford Hospital. p.m. waakdays lor dalivsry In Manchasisr. day since this entire episode and dozens of outbuildings and Slaughter said he injured his might also bring some rain or R EADY FOR CROW D — Steve Pike of the truck was identified by police Slaughter said he had turned Suggaatsd carrier rates are $1.80 weakly, $7.70 for one began,” U.S. Forest Service burned structures at two ranger as Curtis L. Slaughter, 30, of arm as a result of the accident. A wide to get into the northbound month. $23.10 for thrsa months. $46.20 for six months and official Brian H. Avery said stations, a bridge and several snow by Monday. the Bidwell Tavern, 1260 Main St. in $02.40 for oiw year. Hartford. passenger in the tmek, Ken lane, pulling out slightly into the The Manchaatar HaraM Is a mambar of the Associated Praaa, Friday. “ We’re trying to prepare historic cabins. A revised forecast Friday no Coventry, mixes up a tray of fettucine Mott said that the Slaughter, Klines, 19, of New Britain, said he left lane. He said he was traveling the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Praaa for that today, because tomorrow Last month, a helicopter in­ longer anticipated any rain or polio for the Friday’s crowd at the Feast whose truck was headed west on injured his hip. Neither Slaughter between 10 and 15 miles per hour Association and ths New England Nawspepar Assodallon. will be too late to prepare for it.” volved in battling a blaze in snow, Avery said at a briefing on Fest in Manchester. Clover Street, failed to yield to the nor Klines was brought to a at the time of the accident. Elsewhere, a firefighter bat­ Wyoming’s Bighorn National fire conditions. nw rn fTiTTrTTTI " m i n fit; Calendars X Manchester for waste day Tuesday Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room, 3:30 p.m. could fall short Wednesday Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court, 5 p.m. By Nancy Concelman Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Manchester Herald hearing room, 7 p.m. Thursday The Conservation Commission may have to pay Board of Directors comment session. Municipal ^ ^ jk I $15,000 of the approximately $16,000 it has left in its Building, 6:30 p.m. budget for the Community Household Hazardous / Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee Collection day if budget cuts proposed by Gov. room, 7:30 p.m. William A. O’Neill reduce the state fund that would Advisory Parks and Recreation Committee, help cover the cost, the chairman said Friday. Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Commission Chairman Arthur Glaeser said the contract for the pickup has already been awarded to Radiac. a New York City firm that specializes in Andover handling hazardous waste. The contract has not Monday been signed yet. Glaeser said. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Manchester’s collection day is scheduled for 8; 30 p.m. % a m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 22 at the Manchester landfill off Olcott Street. Tuesday I f Board of Education. Andover Elementary. 7:30 Glaeser said he hopes to get at least 25 percent of p.m. the $15,000 from the state, but O’Neill’s proposed 3 Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse. 7:30 percent cut in spending from the $6.3-billion 1988-89 p.m. budget could diminish the collection day fund. fW'Fl Thursday The cuts, estimated to save the state about $65 Library Board. Andover Public Library, 7:30 million, have been proposed to reduce the $121 p.m. million budget deficit. Leslie Lewis, citizens participation coordinator 1 > O •' with the Department of Environmental Protection, .W- Bolton said the collection day fund was originally set at about $274,000 this year for the state. So far. 22 Monday collection days serving about 40 communities have Public Building Commission. Community Hall, been scheduled. 7:30 p.m. The amount of the fund has gone up and down Tuesday since the program was created in Connecticut in Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, 1984, Lewis said, but in most cases, the D E P was Pitrick Flynn/Minchetter Herald 7:30 p.m. able to give participating communities about 50 Thursday percent of the cost of the collection. She said she AIRBORNE — Greg Ryan, 12, of 9 eariier this week. His friends were Democratic Town Committee. Community Hall. won’t know how much the current fund will be Briarwood Drive, jumps high in the air watching him in the background. 7:30 p.m. reduced until the middle or end of next week. Reginald PInto/Manchester Heraio with his skateboard at Center Park “ Until I know what’s been cut from the budget, it’s GETTING READY — Gene Crowley, of Hebron Harvest Fair Friday. Organizers difficult for me to make an estimate,” Lewis said. Coventry Portland tests the "Paratrooper" ride in expected record crowds today. Meanwhile, the conservation Commission Thurs­ preparation for the opening of the day authorized Glaeser to use the full $15,000 if Monday necessary. The commission voted to appropriate LOWEST PRICES EVER SALE Registrars, Town Office Building. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. additional money for advertising. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office The only other collection day. held in 1985. yielded Building, 7:30 p.m. Largest crowd ever expected about $7,000 worth of hazardous waste. Glaeser Finance Committee. Town Office Building. 7:30 blamed the poor turnout on Hurricane Gloria and p.m. poor publicity, but said this year’s should be better. Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building. For this year’s collection, notices will be given to 7:30 p.m. at 18th Hebron Harvest Fair Manchester school students containing general Tuesday information on hazardous waste and on the Human Services Advisory Committee, Town collection day. Notices will also be mailed out and Country Oak Office Building. 9 to 10 a.m. By Michele Noble Sunday was a total rainout. and quists. clowns, mimes anci advertisements will appear in local newspapers and Your Choice D/L Cherry Human Rights Commission. Town Office Build­ Manchester Herald that always hurts. musicians. on bulletin boards throughout the town. Wing Chairs Pie Safe ing. 5 p.m. Loveseats Coffee Table “ God willing there’ll be no rain On Sunday, the acts will include Residents with hazardous materials may bring Your Choice Retail $795.00 Democratic Town Committee. Town Office At 3:30 p.m. Friday, when the this year. I say as I sit here Donna Fargo at 1 and 6 p.m.. the them to the landfill the day of the collection, where Building. 8 p.m. cjouds were graying the skies and getting wet in the rain. Weill, Cadillac Cowboys at 1 p.m.. and town staff and Conservation Commission members $44900 will take their names and information on the $259°® $379 °° $2290® the rain was creating mud even if it does rain, they’ll be the Old Fiddlers Club of Rhode NOSTALGIA... puddles in the grass, the only here.” Island at 5 p.m. materials. YESTERDAY thing that could be heard at the The fair, which is considered According to Fred Rossitto All hazardous materials must be handled by FOR TODAY Photos of Holocaust Hebron fairgrounds was an occa­ one of the fourth largest in the owner of Brownstone Amuse­ Radiac personnel, who wear and use special IN SOLID OAK sional “ moo” or a loud “ cockle- state, features continuous stage ment, who has been with the fair equipment. Glaeser said. Although the Town of doodle-doo.” acts, hordes of livestock - includ­ since its inception 18 years ago. Manchester Fire Department will be on call to set for temple exhibit But that was to change as ing petting zoos - numerous the 130-acre fairground was not handle any problems. Radiac has its own people poured into the fair- amusement rides, produce dis­ always as large as it is today. emergency procedures, he said. The public is invited to view a photography exhibit g&unds later Friday. Even more plays. arts and crafts, and. of Material collected must be specially packaged Temple Stuart Sleeper Sofas “ When we started we were just Lady Americana entitled "Sights Without Sounds — A View of the were expected to attend the course, lots of candy apples, and hauled off the site that day because the with Innerspring a little pumpkin, fair,” Rossitto Holocaust Today” at Temple Beth Sholom. The Hebron Harvest Fair today and cotton candy, ice cream and other Manchester landfill doesn’t have a permit to handle 60" China said. “ Now it’s'a gigantic major Mattress mattress exhibit is on display through Sept. 30. Sunday. treats. hazardous waste, Glaeser said. Retail $2424.00 The photographs were taken by Alicia Wichman, The event, sponsored by the fair that’s only going to get “ They take all kinds of safety precautions,” $ 8 8 ^ who traveled to Poland and Israel earlier this year. Hebron Lion’s Club, drew about "Saturday is usually consi­ bigger.” Glaeser said. “ It’s a very elaborate procedure. 60 % o ff 4T Ixt. t r Uaf. dered our premier day,” Mac­ Four Moelelgle ChekB $529®® The photos are on display Monday through 150,000 people last year. This Rossitto said the last he knew That’s why the cost is so high.” >ON INSTOCK ITEMS ONLY* Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Fridays from 9 marks the 18th year of the bryde said. “ We’re expecting a Hazardous materials that will be collected huge turnout.” the fair had grown about 40 Many More Great Values On Display a.m. to 1 p.m. Harvest Fair. percent bigger in the past two include car batteries, pesticides, some herbicides, * ‘This year the attendance level The main stage acts today will years. oil paint, thinners. acids and other materials, he New England Furniture & Bedding has already'^roken all-time re­ include Bill Haley’s Comet at 3 The fair — at the Lions said. Information is available through the town cords a i ^ has jumped up 54 p.m. and -8 p.m.; The Junior Fairground, Rt. 85 — is open Health Department. D O I to meet percent from last year,” said Colonial Fife and Drum Corp. of today from 9 a.m. to midnight and A chemist from Radiac will examine the Michael Macbryde, the fair’s Westbrook at 5 p.m.; the Richard Sunday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. materials and if they can’t be identified, they won’t The Daughters of Isabella will hold a business 596 Hilliard St., Manchester, Conn. • 646-5626 superintendent. Risley Dancers at 6 p.m.; and Admission is $4 general, 32 senior be accepted, Glaeser said. meeting at 7:30 Tuesday at First Federal Savings Houra: Mon.-FrI. 11-0. Thurs. 11-0. Sat. 11-5, Sun. 12-4 • M C - Visa ■ Free Delivery "Last year we were going comedian Wayne Lerz at 9 p.m. citizens, and children age 12 and Lewis said about 45 states participate in the Bank. 344 W. Middle Turnpike. Barbara Reale and ’’Connecticut's Best Kept Secret” strong and breaking all kinds of Other acts throughout the day under are admitted free. Parking collection program nationwide, and the number has her committee will be in charge of refreshments. records,” Macbryde said. "But will include magicians, ventrilo­ is also free. been growing. .1 »* Classes at MCC ^ .2 A mall named Emergency for older adults response T after Weiss? Registration is now being taken for courses sponsored by the Manchester Community College Older Adults Association. 'k Time will tell dwindling "The Amateur Pianist” will be offered eight Wednesdays, Sept. 21 to Nov. 19, from 1 to 2 p.m. The By Michele Noble instructor is Robert Richardson, head of the MCC By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald Arts and Communications Department; registra­ Manchester Herald tion fee is $30. tMaCOMtl The number of times Manches­ "They Came to America” will be offered eight The Robert B. Weiss School or perhaps the Robert ter ambulances were unable to Tuesdays. Sept. 20 to Nov. 8, from 1 to 2 p.m. B. Weiss Mall? Maybe the Robert B. Weiss Town respond to emergency medical Instructor is John Sutherland, MCC professor of Hall would be appropriate. calls has doubled this year over history and director of the Institute of Local If history repeats itself, such titles in honor of last, but town paramedics still History; registration fee is $30. J- Weiss, who announced his retirement earlier this are responding to all but about 4 "Am erica in the World.” will be offered six week, may not be a far-fetched idea. Weiss, who has percent of the calls, a study says. Wednesdays. Sept. 21 to Oct. 26, from 2:30 to 3:30 been manager for more than 20 years, will retire A report presented to the p.m. Angelo Messore, MCC instructor of political effective in June. Emergency Medical Service science and economics, will teach the course; Though no decision, or serious discussion, has registration fee is $25. taken place about renaming a building or naming Council Thursday also says that more than 10,000 people will have “Japanese Culture” will be offered eight some yet-to-be-built structure after Weiss, the Thursdays, Sept. 22 to Nov. 10, from 2 to 3 p.m. The received medical care from Man­ thought of it is at least interesting, said Mayor Peter instructor is David Gidman, MCC professor of chester ambulances in a five- P. DiRosa Jr. history; registration fee is $30. "That’s probably the most interesting thing year period beginning in 1984. “ Introduction to Lotus” will be offered five AP photo anyone’s asked me yet,” DiRosa said, laughing. The report says that as of July Fridays, Sept. 23 to Oct. 21, from 12; 30 to 2; 10 p.m. “ Maybe I’ll ask him ... since he’s still around to 1, the service has provided The instructor will be Joanne Lachowicz, MCC above the Yolo County Airport in Davis, decide." pre-hospital emergency care to READY FOR OLYMPICS — Thirty assistant professor of data processing: registration members of the Olympic skydiving Caiif., Thursday. The multinational team There are several possibilities about naming a 8,832 people. And with approxi­ fee is $30. building after Weiss. If Weiss shares the experience mately 168 people servic^ each “Intermediate Lotus” will be offered five exhibition team form the five Olympic will jump from 12,000 feet during the of the first town manager, George Waddell, or the month, the final number is Fridays, Oct. 28 to Dec. 9. from 10 to 11:40 a.m. ’The rings during practice at 9,000 to 5,000 feet Olympics’ opening ceremony Sept. 17. second town manager, Richard Martin, he’ll have a expected to go well over the 10.000 instructor is Joanne Lachowicz; registration fee is school named after him. mark, said Irene Smith, EMS $35. James P. Kennedy, school superintendent, said coordinator for Manchester “The Short Story” will be offered eight renaming a school after a pennon is a serious matter Memorial Hospital. Wednesdays, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16. from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Obituaries with the Board of Education. He said any proposal to The report also shows that the The instructor is Marie Gram. MCC English rename a school could "g ive rise to offense very Patrick Flynn/Manchactar Harald number of people calling the faculty: registration fee is $30. quickly.” a.m. from the D’Angelo Funeral published her latest children’s service for aid has increased “Improving Reading” will be offered eight Carl H. Traut Kennedy said he had “ no problem " with MIRACLE IN THE MAKING — The empty wheelchair Home, 22 S. Main St.. Middle- work, "N ot a Good Word About significantly over the past five Fridays. Sept. 23 to Nov. 4. from 1:30 to 3 p.m. The considering the idea since, in his book, Weiss Carl H. Traut, 81, of 885 Center town, followed by a Mass of Anybody,” a compendium of next to this sign outside The Stylist at 101 Center St. years and that the number of instructor is Penny Lowrie: registration fee is $35. “ deserves the honor.” seems to indicate that one customer was extraordinarily “ Word Processing” will be offered eight Fridays. St., died Friday (Sept. 9, 1988) in Christian buriai at 9 a.m. at St. mishaps and blunders by histori­ times the ambulances have been cal figures from Cleopatra to The George H. Waddell School is one of two Sept. 23 to Nov. 4. choose from two sessions. 9; 30 to the Connecticut Hospice in Bran­ M ary’s Church. Burial will be in eager to get inside. The owner of the wheelchair could unable to respond to calls has ford. He was the husband of Mary schools named after a town manager. Located at 163 11 a m. or 11:30 to 1 p.m. Instructor is Penny Calvary Cemetery in Middle- Thomas Edison. Broad St., the school was informally known as the not be reached for comment. nearly doubled. E. (Mathiew) Traut. town. Calling hours are Sunday In 1987, the number of times the Lowrie; registration fee is $35. Broad Street School until dedicated in the memory "Gentle Exercise” will be offered sixteen classes. He was bom in Hartford and from 6 to 9 p.m. In Memoriam of Waddell in 1953. service was unable to respond had lived in Manchester for 46 Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sept. 20 to Nov. 10. Choose In sad and loving memory of John was 34, the report indicated. In years. Before retiring, he worked Waddell died in office Dec. 12,1951. He had been a from two sessions 9 to 10 a.m. or 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Jane Goodsell ^ Zipoli, who passed away on Sep­ Defectors to perform as a plumber, most recently at St. former clerk of the Board of Selectmen. 1988, the numter jumped to 60. Instructor is Laura Dunfield: registration fee is $30. tember II, 1985. Francis Hospital and Medical PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — At ceremonies dedicating the school in October Back-up emergency medical ser­ For more information or to register, call Edna 1953. Mayor Sherwood G. Bowers represented the vice was provided to those Center in Hartford, for 16 years. Jane Neuberger Goodsell, 67, an Happy and smiling always Schuetz at 647-6135 or the Continuing Education content. town. Bowers School is at 141 Princeton St. Manchester ambulances could Besides his wife, he is survived author of children’s biographies Division at 647-6242. Loved and respected wherever he Arthur H. Illing was school superintendent at that at the Shrine Circus not assist. by a son, Mark S. Traut of of such people as Eleanor Roose­ velt, died Wednesday of bone went. ti me. Illing Junior High School is located at 229 East Smith said, “ Considering the Manchester; a daughter, Antone cancer. Mrs. Goodsell also wrote To a beautiful life, came a Middle Turnpike. By Andrew Yurkovsky better than it was.” number of calls we’re receiving, (Jane) Barros of the Amston biographies of Sen. Daniel In- sudden end. On May 22,1968, the Board of Education dedicated Manchester Herald Both Krasnov and Pisarenkova there is no way we can service Crafts granted section of Hebron: and four ouye, D-Hawaii, and the Mayo He died as he lived, < veryones the newly-built Richard Martin School. The school, agreed, however, that things everybody at the same time.” grandchildren. friend. located off Dartmouth Road, was known informally The funeral will be Monday at brothers, who founded the Mayo Two former members of the have not improved to the extent In 1984, the number of time.s as the Globe Hollow School until dedicated to 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Clinic. Sadly missed and always loved, Moscow Circus will be among that they would consider return­ people called the 911 emergency public defender Martin. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., This year Ballantine Books Wife and Son, Domenick performers in the 56th Shrine ing to their native country. number for medical care was Martin, a former reporter for the Manchester Circus at the Bushnell in Hartford followed by a Mass of Christian 1,515. In 1985 it was 1,696; in 1986 it HARTFORD (AP) — A judge on Friday approved Herald who became a public administrator, was one this weekend. “ I can’t say that there’s enough burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of freedom,” Krasnov said. was 1,775, in 1987 it was 2,056; and a request that a public defender represent Richard of the people who convinced residents to change to a The couple, Yuri Krasnov and the Assumption. Burial will be in town manager style of government. The Shrine Circus will perform this year to date the number has B. Crafts, accused of killing his wife and disposing of Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, O P E N H O U S E Lubov Pisarenkova, defected But maybe renaming a school is not the answer. today and Sunday at the Bushnell. already reached 1,046. her body using a chain saw and wood-chipping Bloomfield. There are no calling from the Soviet Union two years Sunday, Sept. 11 • 1-4 PM DiRosa informally suggested naming the planned Performances are at 2 and 7:30 Smith said she had no explana­ machine, as he awaits a second trial. hours. ago while performing with a Pavilions at Buckland Hills the Robert B. Weiss p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. tion for the increases, only that Crafts maintains that he can’t afford to pay an Memorial donations may be music hall company on the island Mall. The mall is scheduled to open during the Bill Carpenter, potentate of the they are usually expected as the attorney for another trial. His home and other made to the charity of the donor’s of Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. property in Newtown are the subject of a iawsuit spring of 1990, and preliminary approval has been Newington Sphinx Temple, said years go on. choice. Krasnov, speaking during a fiied by his sister and are not accessibie to him, said given to development around the site, including Thursday that tickets were still - break from preparations for the his attorney, Thomas Farver. 1,000 apartments and an industrial research and available. Steven Pacholski show on Thursday, said that the Public defenders are paid by the state. State’s development complex. Steven Pacholski, 65, of Middle- This weekend will be the first Attorney Walter D. Flanagan did not object to Another possibility is naming the proposed new reason for their departure from ST. JUDE NOVENA town, husband of Josephine M. time since World War II that the Crafts’ request for a public defender. town hall after Weiss, but whether that facility will the Soviet Union was simple. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Pacholski, died Friday (Sept. 9. Crafts’ first trial lasted more than three months ever be built is still up in the air, DiRosa said. “To get more freedom,” he Shrine Circus has performed at JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ 1988) at the Veterans Administra­ and ended in a mistriai in New London in July when The Board of Directors is considering building a said. “ Freedom to move, free­ the Bushnell, Carpenter said. He FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ tion Medical Center. Newington. one of the jurors refused to continue after 17 days of $13 million, six-story municipal building at the edge dom to create on the stage.” said the circus had been forced to SERVED THROUGHOUT THE Besides his wife, he is survived WORLD, NOW AND FOREVER. of Center Springs Park to replace the existing Krasnov does a hand-balancing move from its usual location, the deliberations. by a stepdaughter, Yvonne SACRED HEART OF JESUS, Crafts, 50, a piiot for Eastern Airlines, is being municipal building on Center Street. act in the circus, while his wife Hartford Armory, because fire Beaudet of Vernon; two daugh­ PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE. held in iieu of $750,000 bond in the Montville performs aerial gymnastics. officials had cut back on the WORKER OF MIRACLES, PRAY ters, Mrs. Mary Howard in Both are graduates of the Moscow capacity of the Armory. Correctionai Center. Vermont and Diane Klezon of Hartt teacher to be guest FOR US. SAINT JUDE, HELPER His Danish-born wife, Helle, a stewardess, was Circps School. Seating capacity for the Bush­ OF THE HOPELESS, PRAY FOR Cromweil; two brothers, Bernard 18 Englewood Drive • Manchester last seen in November 1986 after she returned from Since their defection, Krasnov nell is 2,700, while at the Armory US. SAYTHIS PRAYER 9TIMES Pachoiski of Middletown and Carl Nancy LaMarch. a voice teacher at the Hartt her overseas trip. Tremendous value in this immaculate 7 room Cape. and Pisarenkova have been made it would have been about 1,200, A DAY, BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR Pacholski in California; two School of Music of the University of Hartford, will be PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. No body was ever found. Investigators did. Family room. 2 car garage, covered patio. Fully appli- a guest at Illing Junior High School Monday. She their home in Fort Wayne. Ind. Carpenter said. sisters, Mrs. Carrie Hali of IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN however, find pieces of bone and tissue along a river Middletown and Mrs. Sophie anced, air conditioning, etc. *164,900. will discuss singing and perform choir selections for Krasnov, who speaks English, Besides performances by Kras­ TO FAIL, PUBLICATION MUST in Southbury and said they where parts of Helle said that it was difficult to talk nov and Pisarenkova. the circus Scarlotta of Middiefield: nine the 150 choir members at the school. BE PROMISED. THANK YOU Crafts body. Dir: Off West Middle Tpke. (Rts. 6 & 44) LaMarch is a member of the group, “Under­ about the liberalization now tak­ will feature a trapeze act and ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY grandchildren: and five great­ Superior Court Judge Barry R. Schalleron Friday REALTY WORLD'— Larson (203) 871-6854 ground Opera.” which is planning a Bach Cantata ing place in the Soviet Union performances by elephants, PETITION. grandchildren. appointed Gerard A. Smyth as Crafts' oublic The funeral will be Monday at 8 series in Manchester in the spring. She plans to because he and his wife no longer dogs, chimpanzees and a M.T.C. defender return to Illing for follow-up session later this year. live there. But he said that “ it’s kangaroo. M VD State & Region Jail return report says employees

Death request goes higher illegal, says Intimidated into check scheme HARTFO RD (A P) — A judge on Friday granted Bv Judd Everhart prosecutors’ request that the state Supreme Court stab killer The Associated Press determine whether a man convicted of murdeiinga "I was threatened by the deputy to be sent Plainville police officer can be executed for the HARTFORD (A P ) - A man HARTFORD — A report re­ east of the river and cut my legs off at the slaying. convicted of killing a medical leased Friday quotes Motor Vehi­ knees." Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Corrigan ruled school classmate in a brutal cle Department employees who Friday that the high court will decide whether stabbing claims that the state said they were intimidated into Gerard “ Gary” Castonguay can be executed for the illegally returned him to prison cashing checks for ousted MVD murder of Officer Robert Holcomb. after he spent eight months in a Deputy Commissioner Edwin X. Serkey said. since the checks were eventually Castonguay, 44. sat impassively with his legs home-release program, working O’Dea, including one worker who “ 1 was informed that the either covered by cash or depos­ shackled as the judge granted the state’s request. for an insurance company. said she was threatened with deputy (O’Dea) was a public ited in MVD accounts and In a written opinion issued Feb. 25. Corrigan had During a hearing on an appeal having her legs chopped off. official and it was his prerogative cleared. ruled that Castonguay could not face the death of the decision Thursday in The report is the culmination of to do what he pleased, ” she said in DelPonte said possible disci­ penalty if convicted for a second time for the Nov. Hartford Superior Court, the a month-long investigation of the hand written statement. pline against other agency em­ 21. 1977. shooting death of Holcomb. He reiterated lawyer for Steven M. Asherman O’Dea, whom Gov. William A, The inch-thick report includes a ployees was still under review. that ruling following Castonguay’s conviction in raised questions about correction O’Neill fired last month following photo-copy of the $2,300 check As a result of the O’Dea affair. early July and again two weeks ago when he officials' grounds for returning revelations 0|Dea routinely that is dated “ July 1988” without DelPonte said he had ordered a sentenced Castonguay to 50 years to life in prison. Asherman to prison, including an cashed personal checks at MVD a day specified. tightening of policies and pro­ alleged violation of the rules of offices in Waterbury and We­ DelPonte. in a summary of the posed two new regulations. Letter key in murder case supiervised home release. thersfield and sometimes or­ report to O’Neill, states that the One gives “ the force of law” to Asherman. 39, who was re­ dered that they not be deposited practices were clearly in viola­ policies governing the handling of STAMFORD (AP) — Handwriting experts are garded as a model inmate, was immediately. tion of agency policy, but that cash and leaves “ no doubt that poring over a writing sample from the adoptive son released after serving fewer than O’Dea’s practices remain some employees thought perhaps the same rules apply to everyone, of a Darien couple killed last year to see whether he three years of a seven- to 14-year under investigation by the chief the policy didn’t apply to high- regardless of rank.” DelPonte penned a letter describing the murders. sentence in the death of Michael state’s attorney’s office. ranking agency officials. said. * Patrick Campbell. 21, ischargedwith onecountof Aranow. 27. AP photo The practices were concealed “ The reasons given for assist­ The second spells out proce­ capital felony, two counts of felony murder and two Asherman was released to a by workers who used cash from ing Mr. O’Dea centered on his dures for accepting checks and counts of murder in the bludgeoning deaths of his EVERYONE’S A CRITIC — Musician Hartford halfway house in Janu­ one day’s receipts to cover the high position and the fear of states that no cash refunds will be adoptive parents, Kenneth and Anna May Camp­ Kenneth Amis, one of a 14-member tuba ary and then placed on super­ previous day’s deposits, accord­ falling into disfavor with him.” made and that no third-party bell. at their home. vised release in West Hartford troupe, draws a critical response from a ing to the report. DelPonte wrote. “Other em­ checks are to be accepted. The state believes Campbell wrote the letter to a until Correction Department offi­ construction worker during a topping-off ployees interviewed referred to O’Neill ordered the MVD to DelPonte said he was also friend who lived in Norwalk days after the July 1, AP photo cials ordered his return to prison cerem ony at a condom inium project in conduct its own investigation. (O’Dea’s) forceful personality or 1987. murders. Darien police obtained the tetter on ordering all managers to fam il­ last month. Asherman had been The report by MVD Commis­ gave the rationale that existing July 17. 1987. says Assistant State’s Attorney Bruce W ILDCAT STRIKE — As Elbert BArham, a machine Cambridge, Mass., Wednesday. iarize themselves with the state’s working at the Cigna Corp. in sioner Lawrence F. DelPonte check-cashing policy was meant Hudock. operator for the Metro-North railroad, pickets New whistle-blower law. Bloomfield as a computer analyst contains statements from several to be followed as a general rule The state requested a sample of Campbell's Haven's railroad station Friday, frustrated commuters during his release. agency employees, one of whom but could be abrogated by an “ We intend to foster a climate handwriting Thursday in Superior Court in leave after learning that no morning trains were running. Home release is a program said she had cashed 30 or 40 of official of Mr. O’Dea’s rank on a that will discourage anyone from Stamford and asked that it be analyzed along with State & Region used by the Cor^ction Depart­ O’Dea’s checks since he was particular occasion.” taking advantage of subordinates the letter. ment to relieve prison appointed deputy commissioner DelPonte also said there had in the way that unfortuantely overcrowding. in 1983 been no loss of money to the state occurred.” DelPonte said. Truck overturns on ramp Judge’s order ends Commissioner of Correction But the most revealing state­ Larry Meachum had said he ‘Fence viewers’ called in HARTFORD (AP) — A tractor-trailer driver ment came from Susan F. Ser- based his decision to return FAIRFIELD (AP) - A gentleman farmer key. the now-retired Waterbury hauling “ liquid plastic” was trapped in his rig Asherman to jail partly on the a DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER overturned Friday on a ramp connecting north­ dedicated to keeping his property much as it has branch manager who blew the wildcat rail walkout state board’s decision to deny him been for hundreds of years reached into the 19th whistle on O’Dea’s practices and bound Interstate 91 to the Founders Bridge, state parole and on a review of records. police said. century for a solution to his dispute with neighbors said she was threatened by him Registration NEW HAVEN (AP) - Commu­ cided to take the day off and go to State officials said Asherman who disturbed an old stone wall dividing their when she confronted him about Some of the cargo was leaking and was being ters turned to buses and cars or his hometown’s annual Oyster was returned to prison because he treated as if it were hazardous, a state police property. one $2,300 check he cashed and Sept. 12th-13th-15th-16th simply stayed home Friday when Festival. violated a provision of supervised ordered not to be deposited. dispatcher said. The exact nature of the substance The law calls for town selectmen to become a wildcat strike by 780 track “ Driving will be just impossi­ home release. His lawyer, Wil­ “ I was threatened by the was not immedately known. “ fence viewers” and settle such disputes for a fee of 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm workers temporarily shut down ble .... (and) once you get in (to liam J. Tracy Jr., said a discipli- $2 each to be paid by the state. deputy to be sent east of the river Crews tried to free the unidentified driver from the Metro-North rail lines tg New New Y o rk ), you’ve got 50,000cars nai^ report said Asherman re­ the vehicle and pollution control workers were on Fairfield’s three selectmen went out earlier this and cut my legs off at the knees,” Guitar, Accordian, Piano, Bass York City. looking for parking,” Frank said. fu s e to participate in hearings week to take a look at the old stone wall dividing the Serkey’s statement reads. the scene from the state Department of Environ­ A federal judge ordered the During a 1983 Metro-North on his release status. mental Protection, the dispatcher said. farm land of Robert T. Vanderbilt and the property This happened during a meet­ workers back on the job within a strike, the Department of Trans­ But. in testimony Thursday, of Jack and Nancy Oken. owners of a home in a new ing with O’Dea and Deputy MVD 649-6205 few hours and union officials portation was able to arrange for correction officails said Asher­ subdivision. Commissioner Biagio S. Ciotto, Law school starts expansion complied, satisfied by then that special bus service in advance. man was returned to prison David McHugh of Westport. Vanderbilt’s attor­ they had made management — On Friday, the DOT again hired because of a change in inmate BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Groundbreaking for a ney. said some people, the selectmen included, have and 95,000 New York and Connec­ buses that made stops at the classification, not a disciplinary new classroom building on Friday marked the start found the whole matter a little amusing. But, he ticut commuters — aware of state’s railroad stations and problem. of a $7.5 million expansion at the University of said, the wall is quite important to his client, who workers’ displeasure over forced transported commuters to a Todd Fisk, director of inmate FREE FLORiDA SEMiNAR Bridgeport Law School. employs caretakers for his farm and lives most of overtime. subway station in Pelham Bay. classification services, said The ceremony “ realljr mai^s the emergence of the time in Europe. “ In view of that fact, the picket N.Y. But the first bus didn’t get Asherman’s status was changed the law school into the Connecticut legal commun­ lines will be removed,” said John rolling until 10 a.m., well after the because of the parole board ity.” the school’s dean said. Mahoney, secretary-treasurer rush hour. decision, his conviction and a Come Sec A ll TTiat’s ” We are finding University of Bridgeport law for Teamseters Local 808, which refusal to submit to a psychiatric students in every important nook and cranny of The special bus service was Petition seeks English only represents track workers on the dropped after workers agreed to evaluation in August. Connecticut’s leagal and civic life, ■ in major' And Improved At Beverly Hills Metro-North Commuter return to work at 1 p.m. ‘"They corporations, in big law firms and small,” Dean Tracy said Asherman never ENFIELD (AP) — A Republican trying to unseat Railroad. See why more than 10,000 people Terence H. Benbow said Thursday. don’t need us,” said DOT spokes­ refused to go through an evalua­ an incumbent state senator has launched a local Seminar schedule: Many commuters apparently man William Keish. have followed their drearhs to Beverly The school has 750 students and is slightly larger tion, but rather refused to discuss petition on a proposal to make English Connecti­ learned about the wildcat strike, Hills since 1958. And what we’ve got the state’s two other law schools at the University of Marcy Stamm, a spokeswoman the details of his conviction. cut's official language. Mon., Sept. 12,1988 called at 4 a.m., as they woke up for the Connecticut state police, up our sleeve to make the next three Connecticut and Yale University. Fisk said he advised Meachum H. James Anderson of Somers, who is running for and never went to Connecticut said traffic was heavier than decades even more exciting. 2:30 & 7:00 p.m. not to put Asherman on super­ the 7th Senatorial District seat now held by rail stations, which were largely usual on Interstate 95 during the Take a good long look at the all-new Holiday Inn vised release because of a shaky Democrat Cornelius P. O’ Leary, brought state Sen. deserted. morning rush hour, but no major Celebrity Home Series, innovative single- 363 Roberts Street Slain mother’s baby dies psychiatric evaluation in July Thomas Scott, R-Milford, the champion of the East Hartford, CT Still, there were some commu­ problems resulted from the in­ family homes that people like you 1987. “ English only” campaign, to town Friday for a NORWALK (AP) — The infant delivered from a ters who weye caught by surprise. creased numbers. 1-95 is th6 campaign appearance. helped us design. Check out our plans woman who was shot to death in a Norwalk housing “ The train problem today is a major highway leading from Asherman was convicted of Scott’s efforts to make English the state’s officials for an i8-hole, championship golf course project in July has died in Norwalk Hospital, surprise to me. I wasn’t even Connecticut into New York. manslaughter in 1979 for killing language were killed in the General Assembly in and club facility. And how we’re giving officials said Friday. Aranow. whose body was found our town a whole new look. listening to radio or TV ... and Some commuters also tried to 1987 and 1988, H ills The 7-week-old baby, named Everne Diamond now I'm going to take wheels. I board Amtrak trains at Bridge­ on his parents’ property in New Scott and Anderson said they thought their So follow your dreams and come to Johnson by her mother’s sister, died ’Tuesday in the guess, to Stamford,” said Jim port, Stamford or New Haven, the Hartford in July 1978. Aranow petition drive in the senatorial district would show our free Florida seminar, see what makes had been stabbed 108 times. hospital’s neo-natal intensive care unit. Grant at the South Norwalk train only stops Amtrak makes along legislators that people support the idea. Beverly Hills new and Improved. And why ' For reservations She was delivered by Caesarean section after her station. He said he planned to hop Metro-North routes, but were told Asherman. who has never O’Leary, the Senate’s majority leader, said he even after all these years it's still your mother. Everne Johnson, 25, was shot in the chest a Norwalk Transit District bus to they would have to buy a trip to admitted guilty, didn’t enter wasn’t opposed to the “ English only” proposal and best value in Florida retirement living. July 18 during a gun battle in an incident police said 1-800 541-9436 work. Newark, N.J.. even if they prison until 1985 because of might support it. was drug related. Robert Frank of Norwalk de­ wanted to get off at Penn Station. appeals. • i l l i . f ■ • I «•» Nation & World Pfav^aclmbwledp« Senate OKs import curbs played key role In revolution WASHINGTON (AP) — TheSenate approved new curbs on textile, clothing and shoe imports Friday, MOSCOW (A P) — In a stunning proletariat throughout Europe. defying the threat of a presidential veto just weeks reversal of a half-century of Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ before the Novem ber elections. Communist orthodoxy, Pravda chev, in a major speech last Nov. “ We ought to pass this now and not put it off and on Friday acknowledged that 2, became the first Soviet leader deprive American workers of jobs they could have,” Leon Trotsky played a key role in in decades to mention Trotsky Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., said minutes before the Russian Revolution before he publicly, but he condemned the the Senate approved the measure 57-32. was purged by Stalin and mur­ call for world revolution. The bill, aimed at protecting American manufac-- dered in exile. “ This was essentially an attack turers from foreign competition, would freeze this “ During the years of revolution on Leninism all down the line,” year’s imports of textiles, apparel and non-rubber and civil war, the most popular Gorbachev said. “ The party’ s footwear at 1987 levels and limit their growth to one leader after Lenin was Trotsky,” leading nucleus headed by Josef percent annually thereafter. declared Soviet historian Col. Stalin safeguarded Leninism in It also would bar foreign manufacturers of Gen. Dmitri Volkogonov using an ideological struggle.” non-rubber footwear from increasing their share of language that might once have Since Gorbachev’s speech, the American market beyond existing levels. cost a Soviet citizen his life. however, the Kremlin’s policy of The full-page article in the “ glasnost,” or openness, has Communist Party newspaper, an been broadened to include excerpt from a biography Volko­ sharper attacks on the political It’s easy going for nominee AP ptioto gonov is writing of Stalin, is the terror and rigid centralized man­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Lauro F. Cavazos COME BACK HERE! — Terry Frisco, a elephant, while exercising him at the latest example of the Kremlin’s agement system that were hal­ appeared headed Friday to an easy confirmation as trainer for Frisco and Sons Circus, pulls .Upper South Carolina Fairgrounds Tues­ new willingness to confront'long- lmarks of Stalin’s rule. the next education secretary, with the Democratic Some other prominent Stalin on the tail of Oumbo, a 2-year-old day near Greenville, S.C. hidden aspects of Soviet history. chairman of the Senate committee pledging his It represents a significant foes killed in the 1930s purges, like support and Republicans describing him as a change in the official media’s LEON TROTSKY Nikolai Bukharin, whose ideas hands-on educator with “ gilt-edged” credentials. are similar to those advocated by \ AP photo treatment of Trotsky, the golden- . . . photographed in 1921 "It seems like you’re the type of person who can tongued, hot-tempered revolu­ Gorbachev, were cleared this come in' here and heal any wounds that might exist, BEE BEARD — Charles Fisher, a tionary who was long reviled That “ well known role” was year of the criminal charges used and build that consensus,” said Sen. Orrin Hatch, Post offices restore hours beekeeper and retired postal worker from officially as a traitor and accused expunged from the official Soviet to justify their executions. R-Utah, during the confirmation hearing before the record during Stalin’s 29-year Volkogonov wrote: “ There are WASHINGTON (A P ) - Win­ option to adjust hours to suit the similar service reductions in th<.- Vandalia. Ohio, displays his “bee beard" of heading an anti-Soviet plot. Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee. rule, when documents and even grounds to consider that Trotsky, dow service at the nation’s post needs of their communities. future. The window closings Thursday at the Ohio Honey Festival in But the title chosen by Pravda President Reagan last month nominated Cava­ photographs that showed Trotsky during the years of his most offices, cut last February to save For example. Saturday hours saved about $40 million, officials for the article — “ The Demon of zos. the president of Texas Tech University, to Lebanon, Ohio. The "beard” is a wooden at historic events or at Lenin’s active participation in party life money, is being restored starting will not be restored in heavily reported. the Revolution” — showed that replace often-confrontational Education Secretary box containing a queen bee and two side were doctored to remove (1917-24), was not a n enem y of the Saturday. Jewish sections of New York City, Unless action is taken, the Soviet officialdom still appar­ 'William J. Bennett. Confirmation of Cavazos, a him. revolution and of socialism. But Most post offices cut hours by where little business was done on Postal Service faces another $270 workers. Cotton plugs keep bees out of ently opposes any full rehabilita­ registered Democrat, would make him the first Under Stalin, those suspected already at that time, he was an about a half-day a week to help that day anyway because of million in spending cuts in the Fisher's nose and ears. tion of Trotsky, who was killed in Hispanic to serve in a president’s Cabinet. of being “ Trotskyltes” — the enemy of Stalin.” cope with $160 million in congres- observance of the Sabbath. In­ 1989 fiscal year that starts Oct. 1. 1940 in Mexico City, reportedly on most loathesome appellation in After the death of Lenin in 1924, sionally imposed spending cuts. stead, managers will experiment That will not mean that hours orders of Josef Stalin. the Soviet political lexicon — Stalin rallied his forces under the The service reductions came two with staying open later some days will be cut again, however. In a forward, Pravda pointedly were hunted down, and then slogan of “ Socialism in One Troops round up Palestinians months before postage rate hikes, or perhaps having some Sunday Postal managers say they have Nation & World noted that Soviet founder Vla­ imprisoned or killed. Country.” He argued against which took nearly a year to put office hours. found ways to cut spending — dimir I. Lenin called Trotsky a KFAR M ALIK, Occupied West Bank (A P ) — “ Judas” in 1911 and that he joined Trotsky, the son of a prosperous Trotsky that a socialist state into effect, were instituted to cope In other areas, instead of although at the cost of slower I.sraeli troops arrested 225 Palestinian activists in Lenin’s Bolsheviks only in 1917, Jewish farmer, helped direct the should be created first in the with a rising deficit by the Postal extending hours overall, manag­ service — by such things as the occupied territories Friday during a crackdown the year they seized power after 1917 coup that brought the Bol­ Soviet Union without waiting for Service. ' ers will add more clerks to handle switching some mail from air­ Ousted leader tries again that smashed a Gaza Strip network accused of the overthrow of the Russian sheviks to power in Russia. As a worldwide revolution. The unexpected spending re­ business during peak times. planes to trucks, changing truck­ organizing subversive activities. RANGOON, Burma (AP) — Former Prime deputy to Lenin, he was first duction came as part of overall ing schedules, reducing manage­ czar. Fights broke out between Islamic fundamental­ While the hours of window clerk Minister U Nu, Burma’s last elected leader before But Pravda added: “ Having commissar for foreign affairs, cuts in government expenditures ment travel and training ists and supporters of PLO chief Yasser Arafat service are returning, other the military ousted him 26 years ago, defied the his share of the abilities of a then commissar for war, creating WmmUy aimed at reducing the budget expenditures and cutting re­ throughout the West Bank and Gaza, where the money-saving cuts imposed in country’s authoritarian rulers Friday and an­ publicist, orator, and organizer, and commanding the Red Army deficit, even though the Postal search and development. ffeottii Tip fundamentalists mounted a strike to challenge the February remain in effect, in­ nounced the formation of a rival government. Trotksy played a well known role in a civil war against Service no longer receives a The Postal Service expects to pro-PLO uprising leadership. cluding the curtailment of Sun­ About 500 soldiers mutinied and joined the in the October armed uprising, counterrevolutionaries. taxpayer subsidy. finish the current fiscal year with The strike called by Hamas, which means zeal, day mail-sorting and the morato­ massive movement for an interim government and and in the years of the civil war, He is known as the main While the the postal window a deficit of between $500 million shut down businesses and transportation in most of rium on construction of new post full democracy in the first major defection of troops when he was people’s commissar advocate of the “ Theory of hours will be restored, the new and $550 million. the occupied lands and stopped workers from going offices. to the opposition. for war and naval affairs and Permament Revolution,” which hours will not necessarily be the Higher postage rates, which to jobs in Israel. More than 200 dependents from several diplo­ chairman of the Revolutionary held that the Russian revolution same as those that were in effect Congress, meanwhile, is con­ took effect last April 4, are The militants oppose any negotiated settlement matic missions, including 46 Americans, left Burma Military Council.” was a prelude to a rising by the at each office before the closings sidering bills to remove the expected to help boost the agene\ with the Jewish state while supporters of the PLO as a precautionary move, leaving about 400 others were imposed, officials said. Postal Service from the federal into the black in fiscal 1989 still to be evacuated. have been urging peace talks. Local managers were given the budget, as a means to avoid however. Police, meanwhile, said an Arab who allegedly In a letter to embassies, U Nu called for general collaborated with Israel was assassinated in Jaffa. elections Oct. 9. He announced a 26-member Cabinet Twelve Palestinians, including two 14 year-olds and with himself as prime minister, former President by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. a 13-year-old, were wounded in clashes with troops Bush hits Duke on Star Wars Mahn Win Maung as president and retired General ADVERSE EFFECTS Tin Oo, a vocal critic of the current authoritarian Antique in Gaza City and the West Bank city of Nablus. Antihistaminea uaually have a By The Associated Press confusion in terms of what he the lead in the presidential race. regime, as defense minister. aedative effect, yet aome people, really believes and where he Speaking at East Texas State Botanical eapecially children, may become George Bush said Friday Mi­ would take this country.” reatleaa. unable to aleep. even University, the alma mater of the mentally diaturbed for a few houra. Hostage tells of beating chael Dukakis must explain how “ The governor’s going to have Jet explodes after crash late House Speaker Sam Ray- Prints Antihiatamlnea may alao affect the he could say he would consider to explain himself,” he said. bum, Dukakis said that Republi­ nervoua ayatem, making the paaaing of FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) — An BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — A Vietnamese deployment of Star Wars after The Democratic nominee said urine difficult. American who was held hostage on a TWA jet cans once attacked Rayburn as a jetliner crashed during a thunderstorm and denouncing the proposed missile this week he supports continued Priced *20-*80 Women taking oral contraceptivea testified Friday that Mohammed Ali Hamadi led the communist. exploded three minutes before its scheduled landing defense system as “a fantasy in research on a space-based mis­ ahould alao reallie that anUhiataminea hijacking, shouted “ one American must die” and “ Sam Rayburn knew that when Friday. Officials said 75 people died and the other may Interfere enough ao that the sky.” Dukakis called Bush’s sile defense system and would beat him so hard with an iron bar he prayed for you fight for the real people, the Pictured at left - pregnancy could occur. Furthermore, attacks on him McCarthyism and back deployment if it were shown six aboard were critically injured. death. other side will attack your The Soviet-made, ’Tu-134 jet blew up after hitting a when taken during pregnancy, said voters “can smell the to be feasible and essential to the anUhiataminea can cauie cleft palate Kurt Carlson, 41, of Rockford, 111., said that at one patriotism,” Dukakis said. “ He rice field about four miles north of Don Muang A garbage.” national interest. St. George aa a birth defect. Diacuas all druga you point in the June 1985 hijacking, Hamadi tied him up Meanwhile, Bush’s Republican saw it again in the 1950s when the International Airport, said air force spokesman contemplate with your pharmaciat. Dukakis was campaigning in and gave him 15 minutes to live. running mate, Indiana Sen. Dan Republicans cheered as Joseph Sommot Sundaravej. Texas after attending a $5 million Crescent Hamadi, arrested at Frankfurt airport in 1987 Quayle, was peppered with new McCarthy slandered good Demo­ The cause was not determined. But one of the Democratic fund-raiser in New June 1. 1802 after explosives were discovered in his luggage, is questions about his entry into law crats as communists. pilots reported the plane was struck by lightning, York at which he told the on trial on charges of air piracy and murder. school. said Tran Van Viet, third secretary of the black-tie audience, “ I won’t kid “ And those Republican tactics iiSsji U.S. Navy diver Robert Stethem was killed in Bush, speaking to G O P women Vietnamese Embassy. The pilots Khong Din Fall Hours: you, this is not going to be an easy haven’t changed. Just as they did NaHo m I PfotcHfilofi CtAttro Beirut, and 39 Americans were held hostage for 17 in Rockford, III., said of Dukakis Phuong, was the only survivor who remained Mon: Clooed 60 days.” to Franklin Roosevelt and Sam days.. and the Strategic Defense Initia­ conscious. .. . Tum. 9:00-5:30 Rayburn, they’re now attacking exposure,lunited vVed, 9:00-5:30 348 Main Street Hamadi has admitted that he was one of the The Massachusetts governor Both the cockpit voice and Right recorders were s tive: “ Calling it a fantasy one my patriotism. And just as they Thurt. 9:00-8:00 Manchester hijackers but has insisted that he was not the leader.^— day, something he won’t rule out was striving to regain momen­ did in the 1930s and the 1950s, the retrieved in excellent condition, said Mai- Gen. art A framing Fri. 9:00-5:30 He has said he tried to prevent an accomplice from jjjg ... suggestsa confusion in tum in the face of recent polls that American people can smell the Sopol Savigamin, the regional commander who led 111 Center Street Manchester - 649-6939 Sal. 9:00-5:00 649-1025 shooting and killing Stethem. my yjgvvr on the basic facts, a have said Bush had surged into garbage.” the rescue effort. r Y '» I 1 I OPINION really saying? 4th FBI director By Sarah Overstreet News, Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool George Bush says the “ Quayle Flap” has died down, and in one respect, he’s right. 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Those same eyes then and Indians) make up 10 percent enough to preserve his reputation and give him a twinkle as a photographer snaps of the bureau’s 9,400 agents. victory. Those of us in the other camp can only hope his picture. “ You can’t make a Women comprise about 8 per­ now that the period of rapid-fire, headline-making Name. silk purse out of a sow’s ear,” he cent. Has any woman been revelations is over, a clear picture of the man who Address. says with a self-deprecating appointed as a special agent in could end up president will emerge. chuckle. Later, in a rare moment charge? What kind of guy is Dan Quayle? Well, even if he Phone______of contained passion, the former Sessions smiled. “ Not yet. 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We have interviewed top Wall Street and to blame if the market collapses again than attack drug trafficking and mo­ the contributions of a West Texas support, but none seem more important to me than regulatory officials, and their conclusions in coming up with reforms to prevent ney laundering operations in six judge whose dedication helped these two: his opposition to compensating Vietnam are all the same. As one expert told us, another crash. m ajor cities. make victory possible. veterans for cancers caused by Agent Orange, a "Stock markets are headed for a repeat of ■ Working closer with foreign toxic defoliant sprayed on the jungles of Vietnam by Oct. 19, and this time we will do it faster Recruiting spies countries on counter-intelligence Chuck Stone is a senior editor our own government; and granting disability I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. 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The flow of foreign money could give the charging racial bias in assign­ Sarah Overstreet Is a syndicated columnist. offering money for “ research.” If the market a push that could send the Dow ments, and a black agent filed a name, address and daytime Address. Apt. Jones Industrial Average to about 2,500. serviceman bites the hook, the research lawsuit alleging racial telephone number (for Currently, about 42 percent of the money will start out Innocently enough with harassment. verification). City. Zip- Phone. invested in world stock markets is in the classified material. But gradually, the “ I can make no comment on The Herald reserves the iKaurlirBtrr Hrralii Tokyo Stock Exchange and 32 percent in serviceman will be paid to move into litigation,” Sessions said, “ but right to edit letters in the MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY MAIL the New York Exchange. 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SERV tables rain or shine. On Holllger. Sunday worship; holy euchu South United Methodist Church, 1226 This column is prepared by the St. Mary’s Episcopal Assemblies of God rist, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Community Baptist Church staff of the Manchester Area their tables you can find lacy Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lady Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. MACC News table cloths made by destltude Chapel open afternoons; public healing Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Here are the activities which are planned for the Conference of Churches. These are the events planned for the coming week 400 Buckland Rood, South Windsor. women in Bangladesh for only at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; dule; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servi­ coming week at Community Baptist Church; 10:30 a.m ., worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ces; 9 a.m ., church school. Nursery (or $59, children’s chairs from Hatlti Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 643-9203. preschoolers. (647-9141) Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes; 10; 30 By Nancy Carr child care; 0:30 p.m., hymn slno and ($7.95 for rough ones, $20 for registration for church school begins after the 9:30 praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., a.m., morning worship; noon, youth groups; 5 p.m.. Executive Director St. M ary's Episcopal Church, Park selling at the Farmer’s Market mahogany), Cpriz shell hangings a.m. service: 7 p.m., youth group. Bible study and youth fellowship. Music Committee; 6 p.m., ctiurcih boards. (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Mormon for the first time, had already from the Philippines, Christmas Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer: 7:30 p.m., drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Monday — 7; 30 p.m., executive board; Manches­ Browsing through the Down­ assistant rector. Worship; 7;30a.m.and The Church of Jesus Christ ot Lotter- sold all his eggplant, cucumbers items from Bolivia, life-like prevestry: Boy Scout roundtable. doy Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ ter Garden Club. town Farmer’s Market on Satur­ Baptist 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9;M a.m .; and zucchini but still had a few carved animals from Kenya, Tuesday — 4 p.m., Capella Choir; 7 p.m.. Day babv-sitfino, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holv ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., Tuesday — noon. Friendship Circle; 6; 30 p.m.. day morning is a delightful way to sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday colorful embroidered change School Committee. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. Parents Without Partners dinner; 7; 30p.m., Estelle start the weekend. summer squash, Swiss chard, Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. (649-4583) school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m ., priest­ beets, cherry tomatoes and lovely purses from Thailand, brass Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10:45 Meek, minister. Schedule; 9:30 a.m., hood ond relief society. (643-4003 or , Carpenter Circle; Parents Anonymous; Parents My daughter, Mary, grand­ 228-3715) candle holders and trays from a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. worship service. Nursery core pro­ Without Partners. daughter. Angel, and I had a mixed bouquets for sale. vided. (6434)537) Gospel wonderful time selecting fruits Alan Ward, a favorite at the Indian, semi-precious necklaces Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m., Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Wednesday — 9; 30 a.m., Bible study; 6; 30 p.m.. Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church ot the LIyIng God, on evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic Boy Scouts; 7 p.m., choir; 7; 30 p.m., Christian Life and vegetables for a family market ever since we opened, (jade, 'rosequartz, lapis lazuli, evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. ical, full-gospel church, Robertson pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish Notional cookout. Fresh com (we couldn’t told us he had already sold two garnet). Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ Study Group; Families Anonymous. ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ decide between silver queen and bushels of yellow and '• green In the midst of the flowers, Saturday — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., pre-wedding service. (646-5316) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo. Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 7 p.m., First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. half butter sugar) so we bought beans. A1 was offering flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables and conference: 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m. Nursery and Sunday school. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m .; weekdays, choirs. Church of the Living God; 7;30 p.m., Bible Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday 8 a.m. (643-5906) also a few com, zucchini, toma­ wbnders from around the world is school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 study. both, lots and lots of luscious vine evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Next Saturday — 7; 30 a.m., bus trip to ripened tomatoes, frying toes. We got there in time to buy the opportunity to chat with service. Nursery at all services. (649- vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Nazarene peppers, green and yellow string the last of his beets. friends and neighbors. Believe 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Berkshires; 9;30 a.m.. Weight Watchers. First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Church et the Nazarene, 236 Main St.. beans, tiny sweet beets for our Latas from East Hartford had me, it’s a delightful way to spend Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior scallions, cabbage, carrots, dill a Saturday morning. But come North United Methodist Full Gospel Interdenominational little ones, dew fresh lettuce, Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot First Baptist Church and Tom tomatoes. His zucchini, early — although we advertise Meetings and events scheduled for this week at Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; bright apples and plump fuzzy Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church peaches, one of which Angel summer squash and pickling the market is open from 9a.m . to North United Methodist Church include: adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 The following events are planned for this week at Eddy, pastor. 10a.m.,Sunday school; 11 and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise immediately appropriated. cucumbebs were Ipng gone but he 1 p.ni., by noon several other Sunday — 9and 11a.m., worship with the Rev. Dr. a.m., morning service; 6 p.m.,evening p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, First Baptist Church of Manchester; service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m ., Wednesday. (646-8599) Sunday — 9; 30 a.m., Sunday school classes for all By 10:45 when we arrived, one still had astonishing array of farmers had sold out and others William Trench preaching; 10:30 a.m., church p.m. (643-9359) at 7:30 p.m ., worship serylce. Prayer peppers, frying peppers, long were beginning to pack up to school; nursery; 11; 30 a.m.. Young People's Choir; line, 646-8731, 24 hours. age groups; 11 a.m., worship hour with Dr. Billy of our farmers had already sold Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ hots. Hungarian wax peppers. leave. 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m., Pentecostai Scott; nursery care provided both hours; 6 p.m., all his produce and left. Elsie and Christia'n Science ter. 10a.m.,breaklngbread; 11;45a.m., her sister Louise had sold all their Italian sweet peppers and green May I remind food stamp sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pentecostal Church, 187 worship with Scott; planning meeting for weekly First Church ot Christ, Scientist, 447 Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Bible studies for Hispanics, led by the Rev. A1 zucchini bread but still had peppers. recipients that beginning this Tuesday — 6; 30 p.m.. Take Off Pounds Sensibly; N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Jehovah’S Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Pacheco of Iglesia Baptista in Willimantic. tomatoes and beautiful mixed ’Tomaszewski froih Bolton year food stamps can be used in 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer. church service, Sunday school, and day school; 11 o.m ., morning worship; 6 (with us for the 4th year) still had Connecticut at Farmer’s Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir. care for small children. (649-1446) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. bouquets of asters and zinnias. Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, lettuce and tomatoes. His string Markets, so come on down. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6; 30 p.m., church Dondero Orchards still had Thursday — 2 p.m., Jessie Sweet Circle; 4 p.m.. chester. (649-8982) ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's THANK YOUS: to the town of p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. visitation. some com . peppers and tomatoes beans and cukes had been Visitation Team. p.m., serylce meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 (649-9848) Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m., children’s and although the blueberries had snapped up early. Manchester, the Manchester Po­ Next Saturday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Fox Run Nursery from South lice Department, St. James group coffee house. day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., choirs; 7 p.m., prayer meeting/Bible study; 8 p.m., been long gone, they were offer­ Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Watchtower study. (646-1490) Presbyterian Sanctuary Choir. ing pears, peaches and Tydman Windsor not only had hardy. Church and the MACC volunteers streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, mums in a variety of colors but whose generosity make it possi­ pulpit minister. (3areth Flanarv, evan­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, Thursday — 8 p.m.. O.A. apples. Emanuel Lutheran Church gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Consentative Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Friday — 1 p.m.. O.A. At Rena’s stand, a mother and marigolds and had already sold ble to bring the market to ciur a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundov, son were selecting long gorgeous an assortment of begonias. This low-income elderly and families The Motetchoir of Engelbrekt Church in Stock­ p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Temple Beth Sholem, 400 E. Middle 9 ;X a.m ., worship; 10:45 o.m ., Sunday Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. was their first year at the in the clowntown area. Special holm, Sweden, will perform Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Bible study. Nursery provided for all school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ stalks of gladioli. Rena who services. (646-2903) Playin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer started the morning with her Downtown Farmer’s Market and thanks to Doris Coughlin. MACC Emanuel Lutheran Church. This choir, with 45 Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Seryl- meeting. (742-7^) ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 Concordia Lutheran Church they were also offering tomatoes, volunteer of the day. members, is conducted by Hans Kyhie. It won an Presbyterian Church of Manchester, strawberry, raspberry and Congregational a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- squash and peppers. international award for artistic performance, and Friday serylce time. (643-9563) Activities planned for the coming week at strawberry jams only had a few Bolton Centraaotlonal Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., worship small jars of rhubarb jam left on Manchester’s Farmers of the was given ribbons for best performances in music of Bolton Center Road, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday Concordia Lutheran Church include; Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Erlcson, Minis­ school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Sunday — 8 and 10; 30 a.m.. Holy Communion; the table. Sea had tables displaying their the 16th, 18th and 20th centuries in competition in Jewish — Reform (6434)906) ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, 9; 15 a.m., church school; Christian Growth Hour; Wright Orchards were offering selection of the shells they collect Italy in 1986. The performance is free and open to the church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Faster St. around the world and all the public. 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steyen Cho- Roman Cathoiic nursery care provided throughout. Jersey Mac apples and hardy TH E office or 647-8878 parsonage. tlnoyer, rabbi. Serylces, 8:15 p.m. each Monday — 7;30 p.m., agoraphobia support. mums in bright yellows, pinks, amazing shell creations they Other events scheduled for the coming week at Center Cengregotlenal Church, 11 Frid ay; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Church of the Assumption, Adorns golds and lavenders. Couldn’t dream up. Mrs. McDonald tells Emanuel Lutheran Church include: Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Tuesday — 11 .m.. clergy study; 7 p.m., BIBLE Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. catechetics classes; 8 p.m.. Evangelism resist two mauve mums for the me that their colorful shell clowns Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship, installation of Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Sotur- Committee. front porch. are selling well this year. SPEAKS teachers; 9:45 a.m.. Rally Day; 11 a.m., worship Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran dov mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at Doris and Emil Stavens bring worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Wednesday — 10;30 a.m., agoraphobia support; Howard Jacobs and his wife by with Communion and installation of teachers; 1 Cencerdle Lutheran Church (ELCA), school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) (643-2195) 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School: 8 p.m., had home-grown canteloupe. to Main Street. Manchester hand­ Eugene Brewer p.m.. Rally Day Picnic at Wickham Park. First Cengregotlenal Church ot An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ both regular and cherry toma; made crafts,pade by our third Tuesday — 10a.m., Old Guard; mothers’ morning dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Concordia Choir. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., nold T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturdov Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible class: 11 a.m., toes, yellow and green bearis. world brothers and sisters around Landon Saunders ot HEART­ out; 4 p.m., staff. worship; 9:30 a.ih., church school. Schedule: 9 a.m., holy communion. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, B E A T has a quick piece of advice to Nursery care. (649-5311) administrative staff: 6:30 p.m., staff retreat. beets, onions, a few ears of com the world. The Stavens (SERV Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible study; 7:45 p.m., Nursery care provided. (742-7696) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) "stressed out" people. "Give up First Congregational Church of Cov­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Friday — 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School: 7 and several eggplant left from volunteers enabling the world’s Emanuel Choir. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and their morning offering. poorest to offer their handicrafts your job as boss ot the world." Alco­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. p.m., A.A. holics Anonymous puts It this way: Thursday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous; pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., to the world richest) set up the ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Saturday mats 5 p.m .; Sunday masses A1 Valli. an organic farmer "Let loose and let (3od." nursery; prayer service; 11 a.m., Bible study. Lane House. Nursery core provided. worship with holy communion on first, at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. (742-8487) third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., noon. (643-2403) worship with holy communion on South United Methodist Most o( our stress Is due to an ex­ Second Cengregotlenal Church, 385 St. James Church, 896 Main St., treme Intensity about matters we N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9:45 Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, These are the activities planned for this week at Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship and 11 a.m . (643-1193) Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, cannot control. Bruce Larson in service, Sunday school, and nursery for Latvian Lutheran Church at Man- Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday South United Methodist Church: BELIEVE AN D B ELO N G tells ot chester, 21 Gorden St., Manchester. Trinity Covenant Church children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday Sunday — 8:30 a.m., church school registration: 9 taking counselees from his office in (643-2051) masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., The following events are scheduled at Trinity Second Congregational Church of Prince et Peace Lutheran Church, noon. (643-4129) a.m., church school classes, nursery through adult; New York to the RCA Building Covenant Church for the coming week: Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, St. M ary Church, 1600 Main St., 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship with the Rev. Cynthia A. where stood In the entrance a huge try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and Today and Sunday — women’s retreat at Pilgrim Schedule; 9:30 a.m. worship service; Good; 10:45 a.m.. Sacrament of Baptism; Chancel statue of Atlas holding the world on lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral his shoulders, and barely able to Pines, N.H. church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult team. Saturday mots at 5:15 p.m., Choir; 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. Bible. (742-7548) stand. "That's one way to live," Lar­ Sunday — 8 ai)d 11 a.m., morning worship with the a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Sunday moss at 10 a.m .; confessions Monday — 10 a.m.. A.A.; 7:30 p.m., administra­ church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 SUMC CELEBRATES son would point out. Rev. Norman E. Swensen; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. tive board. Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. (742-66U) Then he took them across to St. school. Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worship; Wednesday — noon, American Association of vided. (742-6234) Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron HOMECOMING SUNDAY Patrick's Cathedral containing a Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Talcettvllle Cengregotlenal Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holv com­ Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Retired Persons executive board; 1; 30 p.m., AARP Main Street and Elm Hill Road, munion first and third Sunday. (649^ small statue of Jesus as a young LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., deacons’ meeting. 4243) Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5p.m.; Chapter 1275; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. Thursday - noon. Senior Methodists; 7:30 p.m., SEPTEMBER 11 boy, effortlessly holding the world Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) In one hand. Larson would say, breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. a.m., worship service and church Christian Outreach, 117 Plymouth Lane. 'That's the other way to live." We school. (649-0815) IMethodist 8:30 AM - Church School Registration Pioneer Club registration. Fridav — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. can accept Christ's Invitation to Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Saivation Army Kindergarten to Grade 12 Saturday — coffeehouse. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart surrender and allow him to bear our Covenant Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ 9:00 AM - Worship Service - Sunday School burdens (Matt. 11:28-30), or we can Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ ant pastor. 9:30a.m., church school; 11 lager. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 10:00 AM - Coffee Fellowship struggle alone — and (all. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- Messiah Evangelical 3472) a.m ., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Unitarian Universalist Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, tion meeting. (649-7787). 10:45 AM - Worship Service with Chancel Choir associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, North united Methodist Church, 300 Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church will have a CHURCH OF CHRIST The Unitarian Universalist Society: East will youth pastor. Scheduler8 and 10 a.m., Parker St., Manchester. Dr. william C. Rally Sunday. Morning worship will begin at 9; 3d 6:30 PM - Christian Youth Fellowship worship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben- Unitarian Univeraaiist Lydall A Vgrnon Strggtg officially reopen for the season on Sunday, and school. (649-2855) neH, visitation minister. Schedule; 9 a.m., with a 15-minute fellowship preceding the welcome its new interim minister, with Rev. Ward and 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 Unitarian Unlverialltt Society-East, Sunday School and adult Bible class at 10:45 a.m. A Won’t you come join in a Phong: 646-2903 Arthur Knights, and his wife, Lucy Swenson- a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. pot luck dinner on the church property will be Episcopal church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Ward A. Knights Jr., Interim minister. new year of church activities. Knights. Childcare will be provided for those who Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and served afterwards, followed by recreation for those |Cf» are 3 and under.

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Arlette Hoch Lisa Carlson Diane Cswertek Lori A. Daley Raymond Cassidy Darren McDonald Matthew Cycenas Daley-Dias Hoch-Cassidy Carison-McDonald Cswertek-Cycenas Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Daley of 1003 Tolland Turnpike announce the en­ Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hoch of 35 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Carlson of Mr. and Mrs. John Cswertek of East gagement of their daughter. Lori Ann Dale Road announce the engagement 202 Porter St. announce the engage­ Hartford announce the engagement of Daley, -to John Joseph Dias, son of of their daughter, Arlette Marie Hoch, ment of their daughter. Lisa Anne their daughter, Diane Katherine Mrs. Francis Dias of Enfield and John to Raymond F. Cassidy, son of Mr. Carlson, to Darren Bruce McDonald, Cswertek to Matthew Philip Cycenas, R. Dias of South Windsor. and Mrs. Francis Cassidy of Old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard McDo­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cycenas of 52 The bride-elect is a graduate of Saybrook. nald of West Hartford. Crestwood Drive. Manchester High School and Man­ The bride-elect is a graduate of East The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of East chester Community College. She is a Catholic High School and Southern Manchester High School and is a Hartford High School. She is em­ registered respiratory therapist at Connecticut State University with a graduate of Creative School of Hair ployed at Aetna Life & Casuaity of Rockville General Hospital. masters degree. She is presently Design. She is employed as a Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a working toward a degree in psychol­ hairstylist at The Locksmiths Hair The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Suffield High School and ogy at Boston College. Studio, Bolton. graduate of Howell Cheney Technical is an automotive wholesaler for Hot The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a School. He is employed by Mountain / Wheels Auto Sales. graduate of Old Saybrook High School 1981 graduate of Conard High School. Ridge Builders. A June wedding is planned at St. and Southern Connecticut State Uni­ West Hartford and is employed by A June 23. 1990 wedding is planned. Bridget’s Church. versity with a bachelor of arts degree Sierra Construction Co. of Windsor. in computer science. He is employed A May 20 wedding is planned at by Aetna Insurance Co. Emmanuel Lutheran Church. An August wedding is planned. Docs form rock band PUrtek Flynn/M«nchMt*r Htrild MADE TO LAST — The chairs from the Capitol Barber OLD MEETS NEW — Domineck Zipoli Salon. His late' grandfather, Domenick to counter daily stress Shop, which are about 60 years old, are made of stands In front of his grandfather’s Reccia, ran the old Capitol Barbershop porcelain-covered metal. Domineck Zipoli says that the barber shop, which he has recreated in on Main Street in Manchester. his Rockville beauty shop. La Moda Sieffert-Martin COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P ) - Local director of the LifeFlight program, chairs are more sturdy than their modern counterparts. doctors who have banded together to lead guitar and backup vocals. Alfred W. Sieffert of Manchester jam out rock’n’roll tunes believe the Helping with lights and sound are and Ruth N. Sieffert of Vernon, music of the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Dr. Thomas Standeford, an emer­ announce the engagement of their the Animals and the Yardbirds is a gency room physician at Grant, and daughter. Sheryl Lynne Sieffert to good antidote to their daily stress. Greg Poppel, an employee of Harris- Daniel Joseph Martin, son of James "Th e rock ’n’ roll really helps to Lanier Business Systems. P. Martin of Watson, Okla. and relax me. It was something I really The band was organized to take part This barber transplants history Dorothy E. Martin of Oklahoma City, liked as a kid and I missed it, ’ ’ said Dr. in a talent show at Grant last year, Okla. Robert Falcone, 38, director of which was successful enough to The bride-elect is a graduate of Bay LifeFlight Trauma Services at Grant encourage the group tocontinue. They Barbershop. Special Haircuts for higher than that of the newer ones hairdresser. Zipoli said. But fixtures from Reccia’s shop, while he and his grandfather Path Junior College and Central Medical Center. charge $600 for a night’s work. Ladies and Children.” in his salon. For example, the By Andrew Yurkovsky which was known as Capitol shared an interest in haircutting, Connecticut State University with a “ Some people find it a little hard to. Beepers band members usually On one side of the sign are chairs, which he estimates are Manchester Herald Barbers. they had different tastes in bachelor of science degree in elemen­ believe, but once they hear us, they carry often strike dissonant chords larger-than-life photographs of about 60 years old. are more solid Reccia died in 1985 at the age of than the newer ones. They also hairstyles. Reccia wore his hair tary education. She is employed by see that we can play,’’ said Falcone, during practice sessions. But during small piece of Manches­ models with fancy hairdos; on the 91. aher barbering at his Main have a smaller chair attached very short, while Zipoli’s hair Continental Airlines. who moonlights as guitarist and performances, the doctors have their ter history has been other are two antique porcelain Street shop for about 45 years. barber chairs and dark oak that allows the barber to swivel reaches to his shoulders. The prospective bridegroom is a singer for the Bruise Brothers band. partners cover their medical duties. transplanted to the Domineck Zipoli. his grandson, cabinets with marble tops. around the customer and work “ He didn’t understand it, but he graduate of Oklahoma State Univer­ “ I love music, like playing in front j Rockville section of The band members are pleased said that he decided to install the Old clippers and bottles of hair while seated. ’There’s no such accepted it” Zipoli said. “ But I sity, Phi Kappa Phi with a bachelor of of people and enjoy having a good Vernon. with the support from colleagues. fixtures in his own shop as a tonic are arranged on the tops of convenience on the newer chairs. used to go up (to Manchester) science degree in business manage­ time. It’s fun and always has been.’ ’ when I was hairdressing to have ment. He is a captain for Continental They book their own events, but do not memorial to his grandfather. He the oak cabinets. Ice cream The relocation of Reccia’s shop Other band members and their The late Domenick Reccia’s also did it to give the salon a new in Zipoli’s is a meeting of the old him trim my beard.” Airlines and is a commander in the advertise the fact that three are parlor chairs stand against one musical specialties include Dr. Anne barber shop, which used to be look. and new in more ways than one. The fixtures from the old shop U.S. Naval Reserves. doctors. wall, together with a table of old Miller, a plastic and reconstructive located above the former Worth Life magazines and comics. Zipoli noted that many of the are not in use right now, hut Zipoli A Sept. 23 wedding is planned at ‘T wanted to mix the old with surgeon at Grant, keyboards; Dr. Their attire does.not give a way their Department Store on Main There is a plaque from the techniques used by barbers such plans to begin serving customers Concordia Lutheran Church. Wallace Adamson, a family doctor professional identities, either. ’The Street, is enjoying a new life in La the new.” Zipoli. 29, said. Connecticut Barber’s Association as his grandfather — pomading in the re-created barber shop and director of Grant Fitness Center, Bruise Brothers dress for the occa­ Moda Salon. Reccia’s grandson’s The window from the door of naming Reccia the 1984 Barber of and clipper cuts, for example — sometime in the future. drums; Dennis Smith, vice president sion. Usually T-shirts and jeans beauty shop on East Main Street the old shop has been framed and the Year for all his years in are now being employed in “ Everybody’s excited about of ancillary services at Grant, lead suffice. For formal occasions, they in Rockville. hangs from the ceiling, marking business. ' beauty salons like his own. it.” Zipoli said. “ They keep Sheryl Sieffert asking. 'When are you going to vocalist and rhythm guitar; and Tom wear tuxedo jackets — over T-shirts off the rest of the salon from the Zipoli pointed out that the Reccia provided much of the Tucked in the back of the start using it.’” Daniel Martin Baxter, founder and former program and jeans. Rockville salon are the chairs and barber shop. It reads, “ Capitol quality of the old fixtures is inspiration for Zipoli to become a U - MANCHESTER HERALD..Saturday< Sept. lM 9 M MANCHESTER HERALD, SatU^xliW. Itf, 1988 - 19

F O C U S 7 H o m e FOCUS / Monisy W New products on market RETIREMENT SPOTS Getting away from it all By Andy Lang' zinc and is corrosion resistant... The Associated Press and that it has a breakaway point On the House that can be broken off behind the What’s new on the market? wallboard if the wallboard is too requires a thorough hunt shallow. THE PRODUCT: A seven-day drapes or curtain can be opened The Best ^Wfall Yearning for quiet it represents, is a growing lamp-appliance timer. or closed smoothly and quietly to THE PRODUCT: A device that a place in the phenomenon. Manufacturer’s claim — That simulates an alarm system con­ 1 Murray-Kentucky Lake, Ky. any position ... that all the country, far the timer can be controlled to turn trol panel. 2 clayton-Clarkesville. Ga^ Land also is one of the classic operation requires is to touch a from the lights and appliances on and off 14 Manufacturer’s claim — That 3. Hot Springs-Lake Ouachita, A hedges against inflation. 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Port Anoeies-StraitJuan you’re willing to travel just a little has a manual override on-off tests, were not able to tell it from $1,000 an acre in the 1950s and find raw land that is not already mounted on tiie wall or on the farther on weekends to get there. switch for operating during non- the real thing. early 1960s, according to Mel part of an existing development,” baseboard. Some of the best land and country scheduled hours ... and that it ODD Rogerson, sales manager for observes Lee. gives unoccupied houses the THE PRODUCT: A self­ borne values are to be found just a ERA Summit Realty in Bend, a Before buying raw land or a appearance of being “ lived in" drilling wallboard anchor. ’The seven-day timer is manu­ few miles beyond the areas where small city in central Oregon. country home, it’s essential that without the predictable timer- Manufacturer’s claim — That factured by Intermatic, Inter- prices have recently escalated. “ Most of tte land around here is you b ^ m e familiar with the controlled look. this anchor has deep threads that matic Plaza, Spring Grove, III. Property three or four hours now subdivided into small build­ market, and the best way to do provide strong engagement in 60081; the remote control by ’TEP from a major city offers “ tre­ ing sites,” Rogerson says. ” I that is to spend time looking. 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New Paltz-Ulster County, N.Y. “normal” equivalent of two Earl Aronson hours’ driving time. Today, it’s Bv 10. Carson City-Minden, Nev. The Associated Press food-grade polypropylene, cert- almost double that, Raphael fied by the U.S. Food and Drug says, and the key is affordability. Tax Adviser Wecders Guide Administration for contact with Although sprouts from alfalfa I ’The land boom in Columbia food samples. and mung bean, among other County, New York, for example, The multipurpose containers NEA graphic their federal income tax returns. seeds, are available at super­ supplying a few stores — had followed on the heels of a similar Bv George W. Smith are used for collecting and Electronic filing is a method by markets and health food stores, collected several bathtubs for his BEST AND W ORST — To assess the best and worst boom in Dutchess County, which storing food samples and fruit which qualified filers can trans­ sprouting your own seeds is more sprout project and set them up in lies immediately to its south and QUESTION: We just got mar­ juices. places in the United States to retire, experts Richard mit tax return information di­ fun. a room in his house. 30 minutes to an hour closer to ried this year and look forward to ’The vials are available in Boyer and David Savegeau looked at such issues as rectly to an IRS service center by What’s more, editors at Har- Raising sprouts is actually New York City. filing our first joint income tax several sizes, and in colors or economics, finances, housing, climate, personal safety, computer over telephone lines. rowsmith magazine report that hydroponic gardening, that is, In addition to distance from a return. What will the standard clear. Only returns that have refunds sprouting your own seeds pro­ gardening in water. services and leisure. major city, two other factors that deduction be for 1988? DESERT WILLOWS: The can be filed electronically at the vides a wider variety of textures Want to try sprouting some influence land and country home J.G. Texas Agricultural Experiment values include the scenic quality present time. Initially, only com­ and flavors. beans? You’ll want mung or soy LANCASTER, PA. Station reports three. drought- of the area and the quality of its mercial tax preparers will proba­ Rated best by Harrowsmitb beans, a screw-top jar and water. shared by two singles. Each person would have a tolerant, deciduous shrubs for bly have the resources and the tasters were garbanzos (chick Wash a half cup of beans and Social Security housing stock. Other factors ANSWER: ’The standard de­ bedroom and bath and would share the living room and arid regions. They are the Alpine being equal, prices are likely to expertise to file this way. peas), with peanuts and sunflow­ soak them overnight in cold duction for filing a joint return for Desert Willow, which has large rise slowly in areas where there kitchen. Plan HA1485R features a sliding glass door that ers a close second in flavor and water. Drain off water. Punch 1988 is $5,000 — up from 1987 when leaves, upright growth habit, and are a lot of poorly constructed or QUESTION: I ’ve been travel­ can turn the living room into an airy indoor-outdoor area. texture. Also rated good were holes in the lid of tte jar, put in QUESTION: I understand that . receiving Social Security retire­ the amount was $3,760. white and amaranth flowers; undistinguished houses. ing extensively for our temple black-eyed peas. Radish sprouts beans, and screw on lid. Put jar in in order to get Social Security ment, disability, widow’s, moth­ For more information, write to architect Jan Reiner, 1000 Maria Lace Desert Willow, which (tae of the reasons prices have during the past few months. What are hot and provide zing to salads, dark place. Rinse beans with disability benefits your disability er’s, parent’s, or childhood dis­ QUESTION: My doctor said 52nd St. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. 33710. Enclose a has a large bush and pink and tripled since 1980 in Columbia can I deduct for travel? as does cress, which is spicy with water and drain two or three must be expected to last a year. ability benefits. that I had to take a month’s leave self-addressed, stamped envelope. rose flowers; and Tejas Desert County is its large number of 18th- A.B. a peppery aftertaste. times a day. Put the jar back in a Does that mean that you have to of absence from my job because Willow, with open growth habit, and 19th-century dwellings. The GREENBELT, MD. Also lending themselves to dark place each time. wait a year after being disabled QUESTION: I found a few old of depression. It was, and still is. and large rose-pink and ama­ county offered frantic profession­ sprouting are buckwheat, cab­ Sprouts are good in salads, or before you can get benefits? medical bills that I forgot to quite serious. Can I deduct the ranth flowers. All three grow to als working in New York City cost of my trip to Arizona where I ANSWER: You have a choice bage and Chinese cabbage. But cooked with other vegetables. submit to Medicare for payments Here's the Answer heights of 33 feet. both rural solitude and a large was convalescing? I can attach when it comes to driving for the tasters flunked kidney beans, Bean sprouts are only the ANSWER: You’re right about under my medical insurance. Can number of fine oM houses that proof to my tax return — the charitable causes. You may take brown rice, flax, kale and pump­ beginning of plants. If they were the disability being expected to I submit them now or is there a Baked potatoes could be purchased reasonably, letter from my doctor which the easier route, the 12-cents-a- kin sprouts. They found spinach to grow bigger and develop leaves last a year. But a person is also time limit on when claims must then renovated. advised me to go. mile mileage deduction, or keep QUESTION: I recently began and millet difficult to sprout. and stems, they would need light, eligible if his or her disability is be submitted? come from shutting off the motor gain popularity Real estate operators in other ML. track of your actual out-of-pocket using power tools. Most of them while the sander is against the You don’t need sophisticated air and soil. expected to result in death. In equipment for sprouting. Seeds ANSWER: You always have at parts of the country say land QUINCY, ILL. parking fees and tolls. However, seem to work very well, but I wood. First remove the machine STAMFORD (AP) - French either case, benefits begin aftec a may be obtained from health food WHAT’S NEW? A new sterile least 15 months to submit medical values in general are in the you cannot include other costs always have trouble with the from the wood’s surface, then fries continue to be the most 5-month waiting period — that is, vial that is easy to open and close insurance claims. Claims for increase, according to George ANSWER; ’The IRS says that a such as repairs, general mainte­ power Sander. The wood I sand shut it off. Other things to watch; stores or mail-order sources that popular potato side dish, followed with the sixth full month of specialize in untreated seeds. with one hand, and is airtight, services received between Oct. 1, Lee, president of Arthur Lee tip taken for a change in environ­ nance, insurance or depreciation. looks very smooth for a moment, if the tum-on, turn-off routine is by baked potatoes, which for the disability. The 5-month rule en­ Seeds treated with fungicides leak-proof and non-shattering, 1985, and Sept. 30. 1986, had to Realty in East Chatham, NY. ment, improvement of morale, or The IRS says that’s a no-no. but when I look closely I find it has not at fault, you may be failing to first time have moved ahead of sures that people who are only should not be used. has been developed for testing mashed potatoes, a new national temporarily disabled do not col­ have been submitted by Dec. 31, Ralph Bear, a veteran land general improvement of health is marks on it, as though the sand with the grain, stopping the salesman for Eugene Brown Send your questions to: The Sprouts, I was told, thrive in milk and other food samples, and study reports. lect benefits. 1987. Claims for services you not deductible, even if you make sanding machine had caused sander for a moment v^ile it is Tax Adviser, George W. Smith & temperatures of about 70 de­ would make a good seed storage “ Baking a potato, which once received between Oct. 1,1986, and Realty in Kansas City, Mo., the trip on the advice of your them? Can you tell me what I am touching the wood, or even using expects 1988 to be a good year for Co. P.C., 29229 Northwestern grees. Start with a small quantity container. required up to an hour in baking QUESTION: My two children Sept. 30, 1987, must be submitted doctor. doing wrong? the wrong type of sander. Highway, Southfield, Mich. 48034. — a tablespoon of small seeds and The producer, FISHERbrand time, now uses just 10 minutes in and I have been getting survi­ by Dec. 31,1988, and your claims land sales to both city dwellers Due to the volume of mail, ANSWER: Very difficult to QUESTION: I saw an adver­ a quart-size mason jar. Use a Multipurpose Sterile Vials, (Ca­ the microwave,’’ says Edmond vors’ benefits ever since my wife for services received between and farmers. QUESTION: I have read some­ ‘ ‘The land market bottomed out personal replies cannot be analyze at long range, but it tisement for rubble masonry. I quarter of a cup for larger beans. pitol Vial, Box 611, Fonda, NY) Mozes, vice president and gen­ died. Will the benefits continue if I Oct. 1, 1987, and Sept. 30, 1988, thing recently about electronic plan to do some masonry work in 1986, according to what I ’m filing of income tax returns with provided. sounds as though you may be Place seeds in the jar, cover them says the unit is easy to use in the eral manager of MCRA’s Con­ remarry? must be submitted by Dec. 31, hearing from buyers, sellers, starting the motor after the soon and wonder whether it will with water and leave overnight. field; the opening and closing sumption Information Services. 1989. the Internal Revenue Service. brokers and lenders,’’ Bear says. Sander is in contact with the be advisable to use rubble Cover the jar with cheesecloth the design prevents contamination; "However, despite higherprep- ANSWER: Your remarriage What is this all about? Will it save masonry? Higher soy bean and other farm wood. You should always pull the next day, secure with a jar ring, the transluscent compound won’t aration time and lower nutri­ would have not affect on the This column is prepared by the me any time? prices, plus increased beef con­ trigger switch or whatever starts ANSWER: Rubble masonry is then drain the liquid, rinse the crack, puncture or break; the tional value, Americans love benefits being paid to your staff of the Socllal Security B.M. EMERGENCY sumption, are contributing to the KALAMAZOO. MICH. the motor before the sandpaper is a term used for stones which are seeds and drain again. permanently hinged cap ensures french fries and are not likely to children. If you get benefits only Administration office in East Fire — Police — Medical trend toward higher prices, he in contact with the wood. Placing not cut to shape. You would use it Keep the jar in a dark place and accurate identification; the flat give them up,” adds Mozes. because you are caring for the Hartford. Address questions to: observes. ANSWER: Starting next year, the Sander against the wood and only if the project you are rinse dally. Sprouts should be top holds no moisture; and no “ although their usage slipped children, your benefits would end Social Security, Manchester He­ D IA L 911 In Oregon, farm and recrea­ there will be 36 states where turning it on can cause such planning calls for irregular ready in about five days. ethylene oxide gas is produced. marginally in the past five at the time of your remarriage rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester In Manchester tional properties sold for $350 to taxpayers can electronically file marks. However, that also could stones. 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Medication can affect Where to Write Saturday, Sept. 10 Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren DEAR DR. male sexual dysfunctions. REINISCH: I -. ___ P.O. Box 69440 It may require traveling to a Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 5 l 0 0 A M dD ® Home Shopping O v­ an unemployed reporter does an expose am 64 and medical school or larger city, but ernight Service Continues (60 min.) on the fight racket. Humphrey Bogart, Rod Steiger, Jan Sterling. 1956. about 95 per­ trying to figure out exactly what (3D Weekend with Crook and Chase [U S A ] You Can Be Successful cent sexually Kinsey Report is happening to you may require Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M.D. [C N N ] Crossfire impotent. 7:30AM d) Popeye and Son 1 special tests and experience with P.O. Box 91426 [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile; When I have an June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. Prince (T ) Sybervision sorting out medication and aging Cleveland. Ohio 44101 orgasm more effects. This specialist will also 5 : 1 0 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: Cheech 8. dD Captain Power and the Soldiers of than once a be able to propose various treat­ Chong’s Nice Dreams' T w o dope dealers the Future week there is Dr. June M. Reinisch use an ice cream truck to peddle their ^ Popeye ment options, and most can be (intey Report goods. Cheech Marin, Tom m y Chong, (2$ Sesame Street (CC). little or no se- easily managed or monitored by P.O. Box 46 Stacy Keach. 1981. Rated R. >4 m e n d i s - d§) Foofur (CC), your local physician. 5:25AM [HBO] m o v i e : G.ttlng Bloomington, Ind. 47402 It's Your Business charged. I have high blood ejaculate, especially when you You are much too young to Even' A rugged Texas industrialist and his pressure and take Inderal and have sex more than once a week. ignore these changes or accept power-mad rival battle for possession of a di§) Benson Maxide. poisonous gas. Edward Albert, Joe Don Princesa Caballero This can be related to some them as an inevitable part of Baker, Audrey Landers. 1986. Rated R Could my impotence be caused medications, but is not listed as a aging. Start by calling for an [C N N ] Sports Close-up 5 : 3 0 A M CID l Love Lucy partially or entirely by the frequent side effect of the two appointment with your physician [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus (ID INN News medicine? Could the lack of drugs you take. It can also be a today. If you have difficulty Honest son puzzled [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest [C N N ] Showbiz Today semen be caused by the medi­ part of the normal aging process. talking about sex (and many [T M C ] Short Film Showcase [E S P N ] Action Outdoors With Julius cine? Or is it just my age? Some men gradually produce less people do) hand your doctor this 8:00AM CS Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Boros Theater ejaculate as they get older and column when you go to the [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Gentleman's Agree­ dD World Tomorrow DEAR READER: Many medi­ require a longer period of time appointment. by reaction to deed ment’ A crusading journalist experiences cations for high blood pressure between sexual episodes (the bigotry firsthand when he poses as a Jew Beany & Cecil Animated Pre­ miere (CC) can affect sexual functioning, but refractory period). There is no DEAR for an article on anti-Semitism in America. DEARDR.REINISCH: During Gregory Peck. Dorothy McGuire, John Gar­ (3D Puttin' on the Hits (R) (In Stereo) do not stop taking these medica­ danger to having an orgasm masturbation I ejaculate in about ABBY: My son field. 1947. tions on your own. without any ejaculate being (I’ll call him W j Porky Pig 30 seconds. My friend told me it 5 : 4 5 A M [U S A ] Night Flight: Minnea­ dD dD Kissyfur Animated Premiere It’s not clear what you mean by produced. takes him 3 to 4 minutes. Which is John) was at polis Pod (CC). "impotent.” Most people use this In contrast, your concern about normal? Santa Anita Dear Abby 6 : 0 0 A M dD Young Universe (R) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) word to mean that a man can't get Race Track on reduced frequency may be more Abigail Van Buren dD Giiligan's Island iM) Wall Street Journal Report an erection or function at all closely associated with the medi­ DEAR READER: Your timing one of the busi­ (JD Sustaining ($D Remi sexually. From your letter it cations. Both are noted to some­ is normal for you and your est days when dD INN Magazine ( ^ Rod and Reel Streamside sounds as though you do become times reduce sexual desire an­ friend’s is normal for him. There he saw a gen- (31) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [C N N ] Daybreak erect, have orgasms and ejacu­ d/or cause difficulty with getting are no standards or goals for this tleman at­ (2^ New Zoo Revue [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! late, but that your major concern an erection. Desire and erectile because each person develops a tempt to put his (8J) Comic Strip [E S P N ] Outdoor Life is about the volume of the semen ability can also be gradually pattern that suits himself or wallet in his [C N N ] Daybreak [TM C] MOVIE: '2010' (CC) The U.S or that you don’t have sex as reduced as a man gets older. herself. inside jacket pocket. The wallet friends. And the same goes for the [D IS ] You and Me, Kid and Russia team up to investigate a failed frequently as you would like. Have you mentioned your missed his pocket and fell to the "guests” in your home who said mission to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John The length of time may also [E S P N ] Fishing: Arthur Smith's King Liihgow. Helen Mirren, 1984 RatedPG. (In Scientists and physicians no changes in sexual functioning to vary from one event to the next ground. he was "crazy.” I think your son Mackerel Tournament (R) Stereo) longer use the word "impo­ the physician who prescribed the for the same person, depending John picked up the wallet as the shouid have received some kind [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to New [U S A ] Financial Freedom tence,” because it's too vague to drugs? It’s worth doing to see if man hurried away. He looked of reward — but vurtue is its own British Music on many different factors such as 8:30AM (T) Jlm Henson's Muppet describe particular problems. the dosage can be safely reduced how long it has been since the last inside the wallet long enough to reward. 6 :1 5 A M (T ) Davey 8( Goliath Babies (CC). XXIV SUMMER OLYMPICS — Seoul, South Korea, is the host city of the XXIV Sum­ It’s better to talk specifically or if you can try other high blood ejaculation and the level of see that there was more than 6 : 3 0 A M (d ) Captain Bob dD Get Smart mer Olympic Games, which begin with opening ceremonies on Friday, Sept. 16, and about each separate process of pressure medications. If changes psychological arousal before be­ $2,000 in it. DEAR ABBY: Bravo! Your dD Sylvanian Families ( D dD New Adventures of Winnie the continue through Sunday, Oct. 2, on NBC. Track and field events will be held at sexual functioning and sexual response to the church secretary Pooh Animated Premiere (CC). in your medication do not im­ ginning to masturbate. John chased the man. caught dD Animal Crack-Ups (CC). the Olympic Stadium (above). who labeled a $3 contributor a dD New Gidget Jeff learns that the car he satisfaction in order to more prove your functioning (this does up with him. and handed him his dD Planet of the Apes clearly describe what is help many men, when desire or tightwad is right on target. lost in a race years ago is now owned by Dr. Reinisch is director of the wallet. The man looked bewil­ dD Follow Me Danni's friend. (R) happening. erection problems are involved), A few years ago. a man sent $3 [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage - (IZ) Adam Smith's Money Worid [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: Gre­ Kinsey Institute for Research in dered, didn’t say a word, not even [C N N ] International Correspondents Tom and Jerry gory Peck His Own Man (CC) Peck nar­ For example, let’s first focus on to WAIF (World Adoption Inter­ 9; 1 0 A M [C N N ] Healthweek [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ask your physician to help ytou Sex, Gender and Reproduction, a "thank you,” and disappeared [D IS ] Mousercise ® Disney's Adventures of the rates this profile of his life which includes your concern about the amount of locate a specialist in diagnosing Indiana University-Bloomington. in the crowd! national Fund). We thanked him [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing Gummi Bears Animated Season Pre­ 9 : 3 0 A M ® dD Sllmerl And the Real [E S P N ] Sports Trivia clips and interviews with Lauren Bacall and gratefully, as we would any highlights. miere (CC). Ghostbusters Animated Premiere (CC). [U S A ] Proline Jack Lemmon. (60 min.) When John returned to the area [T M C ] MOVIE: Star Trek IV: The Voy­ contributor. He sent us $3 the next 7 : 0 0 A M dD Young Universe Sesame Street. Special (CC) Paul Si­ ( D Superman 1 1 : 0 0 A M ® U.S. Open Tennis; where he had been standing when mon. John Candy, Itzhak Perlman. Phil age Home' (CC) The crew of the Starship week as he has every week since. dD Starcom ttdTBugs Bunny Men's Semifinals and Women's Final Enterprise travels back to 20th-century all this began, some of the people Donahue and Pee-wee Herman are among From Flushing. N.Y. (3 hrs.) (Live) His contributions are pooled with (T ) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) the celebrities joining the regular cast. (90 dD Isla dal Tesoro San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ Standing up to a new job who witnessed the whole thing ( D Charlie's Angels sent world. William Shatner, Leonard Ni- others to help find adoptive dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera min.) ^ Say Brother asked him if he kept any of the ® Synchronal Research moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986, Rated PG. (In families for older and handi­ (iD Visiortaries dD MOVIE: 'Valdez Is Coming' A dD Jack Burill/The GolfScene Stereo) DEAR DR. money — or if the man offered Mexican-American deputy is forced to kill ® Greatest American Hero are available in most drug stores capped children. ^ Daktari [CNN] Moneyweek [U S A ] European Hair Secrets GO’TT: I ’m 45 him a reward. He told them he a man who is mistakenly thought to be a (lD Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) and will prevent pooling of blood One such child is "Paul.” who (1@) Rirtg Around the World murderer. Burt Lancaster, Susan Clark. Jon [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) and, until two kept none of the money, and the (3D Spectacular Worid of Guinness Re­ 12:00PM CD m o v i e : 'The Naked in the legs. came to a recent W AIF adoption Cypher. 1971. [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated Jungle' A South American plantation months ago, man didn’t offer him any reward. ^ AM Boston cords Scaling the Eiffel Tow er; the world's ■ Massage will help stiffness. party. Paul is 16, legally blind and dD Aventuras del Pequeno Principe ® Ask the Manager [U S A ] Discover strongest woman; the human cannonball owner and his beautiful bride fight billions had a sitting- Everyone told John that he was of soldier ants eating everything in their ■ Ask your coworkers, who has no legs. Paul found a family dD Maquina del Tiempo 1 0 : 0 0 A M Pee-wee's Playhouse distance record. (R) down job. Now, Dr. Gott "nuts" for being so honest. None [C N N ] Daybreak path. Charlton Heston, Eleanor Parker. also stand at work, if they have through WAIF and came back to © ) From a Country Garden ® W W F Superstars of Wrestling @ W W F Superstars of Wrestling William Conrad. 1954, the job I have Peter Qott, M.D. of them said they would have [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer discovered any tricks that might thank us. [E S P N ] SpoftsCenter (S ) Slime Time ( D Buck Rogers (S ) ® Alvin and the Chipmunks Season ® MOVIE; 'Kingdom of the Spiders' In­ requires stand­ given the money back — let alone Premiere (CC). aid you. It’s often surprising how WAIF is not the hero of this [HBO] MOVIE: They Still Call Me [C N N ] Big Story (3D Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) secticides create a mutant race of tarantu­ ing for nine the wallet. (8 ) America: The Secor>d Century las who spin their web of terror around an much sound advice can be story: Paul and his family are. as Bruce' A klutzy Korean arrives *n Houston [D IS ] Wuzzles (5 ) G.L.O.W. Wrestling hours a day. I When John came home and to search for the American serviceman ® Superchargers Arizona town William Shatner, Tiriany obtained from folks who have are all of W AIF’s contributors [E S P N ] Sportsman Series dD AH Season Premiere (CC) Bolling. W oody Strode. 1977. have to soak related this story to us. my who once saved his life. Johnny Yune, Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show Ani­ experienced discomfort similar who, together, turned Paul’s David Mendenhall. Pat Paulsen. 1987. [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Gate' (CC) Mons­ Sesame Street (CC). ® Three Stooges my feet for a husband and I told him he did the ters stream up from the bowels of hell after mated Season Premiere (CC). to yours. _____ dreams into reality. Rated PG. ® W W F Wrestling Spotlight dD G .LO .W . Wrestling half hour when I get home. My (A mat can be especially helpful right thing. The guests in our two kids disturb a hole left by the removal dD Lucha Libre (60 min.) Dr. Gott’s new Health Report Our $3 contributor is just as [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Harder They Fall' of a storm-damaged tree. Stephen Dorff, dD El Tesoro del Saber (3D ® College Football: Holy Cross at legs, feet and hamstrings hurt so if you stand on a cold floor or an house said he was "crazy” to give After promoting a fighter for the syndicate, @ Washington Week in Review (CC). on ‘ ‘Alzheimer’s Disease" dis­ responsible for Paul’s new family Christa Denton. Louis Tripp. 1987. Rated ® Tony Brown's Jourruil Army (3 hrs.) (Live) badly I can barely move. Is there extremely hard surface — such the money back. Later, his PG-13. (In Stereo) i D Fall Guy cusses symptoms, management as any other contributor whose (6 ) Worid Wide Wrestling ( ^ MOVIE: 'Support Your Local Gun- anything I can do? as concrete — that has very little friends told him he should have [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America fighter' A runaway bridegroom is mis­ and new studies of this tragic and support would be welcomed by 9:00AM ® McCreary Report [DIS] MOVIE: My Dog the Thief A Special: Summer In Germany (R) "give.’’ ) kept the money and returned the taken for a notorious gunfighter by a feud- irreversible disease. For your WAIF and our very special Channels ® Superman kleptomaniac St. Bernard and a million- [H B O ] Boxing: Worid Championship ridden small town. James Gamer, Suzanne DEAR READER: The change ■ Have an examination by a copy, send $1 and your name and wallet. children. dD Solid Gold in Concert (R) (In Stereo) dollar pecktace complicate the life of an Boxing Includes a replay of the Mike Pleshette, Harry Morgan. 1971. from a sitting to a standing job podiatrist. This type of foot John is hurt and confused. We WFSB Hartford. CT GD inpocent traffic reporter. Dwayne Hick­ Tyson-Michael Spinks heavyweight bout address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleve­ . GERALD H. CORNEZ. (3D Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) man, Mary Ann Mobley. 1970. (g ) 2 Hip 4 T V Premiere (CC). can require tough adjustments. specialist may be able to give you live in a small town, and the word WNYW NewVeik. NV Ob taped June 27 in Atlantic City. N.J., and land, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to NA’nONAL EXECUTIVE WTNH Netar H aeasi CT (D dD Bugs Bunny [E S P N ] Monster Truck Challenge interviews with Mike Tyson. 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MA m Stereo) 1966. found in Abby’s booklet, "How to HONEST JOHN’S MOM expanded booklet. "What Every WOOB tprkigftold. M A m @ La Plaza ( ^ Completety Mental Misadvan- [U S A ] Can You Beat Baldness? comfortable shoes. They should acetaminophen and ibuprofen, Have a Lovely Wedding.” Send Teen Should Know.” To order, WXTV Peter eow. M i dD Treasure Mall tures of Ed Grimley Premiare (CC). dD Santo Domingo InvHa be soft, yet give proper ankle may relieve much of the discom­ DEAR MOM: Does your son WGBY Springfield. M A 9 1 0 :1 0 A M [C N N ] Showbiz Week i D America: The Second Century ( @ Sesame Street (CC). (R) your name and address, plus send yournameandaddress. plus WTIC Hertford, CT [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents n MOVIE; 'The Defiant Ones' A white support. fort and irritation in your lower check or money order for $2.89 really need confirmation that he CNN Coble News Net. (CNrri [E S P N ] Fishin’ Hole ® Mighty Mouse; The (8 ) Three Stooges (ID check or money order for $3.50 ($4 1 0 :3 0 A M man and a black man put their racial hatred ■ Consider obtaining a cushi­ extremities. DISNEY Disney Channel (018] New Adventures (CC). @ ) Wall Street Week: The Felt Market ($3.39 in Canada) to Dear Abby, did the right thing in returning the in Canada) to: Dear Abby’s Teen [M A X ] MOVIE: Kellv « Heroes' The aside when they escape from a chain gang ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) prospect of netting $16 million in a wSd oned floormat if you work at a ■ Some people who work in a Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, - wailet and the money? If all "his HBO Home Box Office ® (S ) Pup Named Scooby Doo Ani­ [C N N ] College Football Preview together. Tony Curtis, Sidney Poitier, Cara Booklet. P.O. Box 447. Mount (HBO) dash behind enemy lines brings otd the particular station. Again, this standing position are helped by Mount Morris, 111. 61054. 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dD MOViE: 'The Postman Always MISS Rings Twice’ The story of a love affair SNAFU by Bniee Beattie KIT Ti’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Saturday, Continued AMERICA between a young wife and a hired rnan. Lana Turner, John Garfield, Cecil Kellaway. Saturday, Continued Gary Collins and 1946. ( ^ Facts of Life (C C ) A co-worker of Williams. 1958. Nary Ann Mobley [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch Jo 's suffers career burnout and threatens [CNN] Nawtdav (r.) host and to commit suicide. (R) (In Stereo) 2:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Who's That Kaye LanI Rae 10:1 0PM ® This Old House (CC| [D IS] MOVIE; 'Going Apel' Three oran­ [D IS] My Friend Flicka (2 ) MOVIE: 'Die. Die. My Darling' A girl, Girl?' (C C ) Madonna, Griffin Dunne, John Rafko crowns gutans hold the pursd strings to a young [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Raising Arizona' After McMartin. 1987. Rated FG. (In Stereo) who is about to be married, is imprisoned 1 0:30PM ® Three'* a Crow d man's $5-million inheritance. Tony Danza, discovering that they can't have children, a her successor In by her dead former fiance's mother. Tallu­ ® Benny Hill Danny DeVito, Jessica Walter. 1981. young couple decides to borrow an infant 3:00PM CE Knight Rider the 35th live lah Bankhead. Stefanie Powers, Peter Rated PG, Vaughan. 1965. G3) IN N New s quint from a wealthy local family. Nicolas (33) MOVIE: The Boy Who Drank too telecast of the Miss [TM C ] MOVIE: Star Trek IV: The Voy­ ^ Zone Farewell Tour: Twilights Last GD Career Media Network Cage. Holly Humer, Trey Wilson. 1987. M u ch' Friendship and loyalty are pitted America Pag­ age Hom e' (CC ) The crew of the Starship Rated PG>13. fin Stereo) against the stark facts of teen-age alcohol­ Gleaming Your last chance to say good (S ) T u Musica (Repeticion) Enterprise travels back to 20th-century [U S A ] D a rK » Party U S A f60 min.) ism. Scott Baio, Lance Kerwin, Ed Lauter. eant, SATURDAY. bye to the "Zone" during this six hour mar­ [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ athon. (3 hrs.) 1980. S E P T. 10 on Johnstone. sent world. William Shatner, Leonard Ni- 1 2 13 0 P M @ ) Portrait of a Family ^ Making of a Current Affair (3$ Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) MBC. The pageant [ T M C ] M O V IE: Caged Heat' Frustrated moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986. Rated PG. (In ® What About Women d D M O V IE : 'Tim e Travelers' T w o scien­ 'VJU airs from Con­ (SZ) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) inmates at a women's prison revolt Stereo) ^ Embajadores de la Musica Colom- tists searching for a cure to a deadly epi­ vention Hall in At­ [CN N] PrimaNews against their sadistic warden. Juanita 12:30AM HD Entertainment This biarta demic travel through time to the eve of the Brown. Erica Gavin. Roberta Collins. 1974. lantic City, n.J. [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard W eek Singer Cyndi Lauper. (60 min.) (In [C N N ] Evana & Novak 1871 Chicago fire. Sam Groom. Richard Rated R. Stereo) Basehart, Tom Hallick. 1976. [HBO] MOVIE: Platoon' (CC) Oscar- [DIS] Zorro CHECK IISTINGS [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater (3S) Benson winning account of a young soldier's year­ dD Alfred Hitchcock [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Ms. Interna­ FOR EXACT TIME long tour of duty in Vietnam. Tom S?) Motorweek The Mazda 323 GTX; 11:00PM ® Taxi ® Saturday Night Live Host: Judge tional f Taped) Berenger. Willem Dafoe, Charlie Sheen Reinhold. Musical guest: 10,000 Maniacs. buying a used car from rental firms; a ® A B C N ew s (CC). [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Lawless Street' A 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (90 min.) (In Stereo) wrap-up of the Pontiac Bonneville SE's ® Mort After Dark marshall reunites with his dance hall singer long-term road test. [M AX ] MOVIE: 'No Mercy' (CC) While' [CN N ] Evans & Novak wife after he cleans up the town. Randolph Julia Child and More Company (H) Simon and Garfunkel: The Concert tracking down his partner's killer, a police G3) Cheers (CC). [CN N ] On the Menu [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football Game Scott, Angela Lansbury, Wallace Ford. [CNN] Newswatch in Central Park Paul Simon and Art Gar- officer becomes entangled with a crime Keys to Success funkel's first joint concert since 1970, GD of the week from Victorian Football 1955 [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson [ES P N ] Collags Football: Oklahoma at czar's mistress. Richard Gere. Kim Basin­ taped during a 1981 Central Park perform­ ^ You C an't Take It W ith You While on League in Melbourne. (60 min.) [ESPN] Powerboat Racing: Intema- North Carolina |3 hrs.) (Live) ger, Jeroen Krabbe. 1986. Rated R. (In “Our catch of the day? Fish sticks.’* 1 :0 0 P M GD WWI' Wrestling Spot­ ance, includes "Mrs. Robinson" and a fishing trip. 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MOVIE: -The Killing Qeme' Young 5:30PM WKRP in Cincinnati American servicemen are used as guinea couple produce comic strips until they [TM C ] Short Film Showcase ® Hee Hew (R| 2 ) This Old House (CC). 2) W W F Wrestling Fight BackI With David Horowitz pigs by a German pioneer in mind control. meet an overstrung young man who turns 3:30PM d D m o v i e : Blrd> of Prey' 2 ) Benny Hill Christopher Walken, Joss Ackland, Ralph (2) Rat Patrol 1 : 1 0AM [C N N ] Travel Guide their make-believe adventures into real-life While on his job reporting traffic condi­ © ) Tu Musica @ ) It's B Uving Ginger's boyfriend is all Meeker. 1972. 2 ) Zona Farawall Tour: Twilights Last [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to the ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook dramas. Jean Pierre Cassel, Claudine Au­ tions from the air. a pilot sees an armored- dZ) This Old House (CC). ger, Michel Duchaussoy. 1968. set for marriage, but his high-pressure pro­ 8:30PM CD Frank'* Place (CC) A pa Gleaming Continued Six hour "Zone" Kings of Ad Rock car. David Janssen, Ralph Meeker. Elayne [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday posal leaves Ginger confused. (R) marathon continues. (60 min.) '2^ W W F Superstars of Wrestling ^ Heilveil. 1972. tron of the Chez dies after his car careens 1:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Big Ft>«> ^ HEAR^VWH^ APPARENUV.HE [D I S ] Kaleidoscope Concert (In Stereo) dS) AIDS Ufeline off a bridge and the restaurant is sued for ® N e w t Easy' (C C ) A New Orleans homicide de­ (2D W onderw orks: Anne of Green Ga­ (T ) College Football: Syracuse at Ohio serving him too many drinks. (R) fcWAT rtAppexeDi&l $AD, c m M M TAEV EEiiT HlW To PR06EAIA. TdE tiatfl. AIN’T bles, the Sequel fCC). Part 1 of 2. State or U S C at Stanford (3 hrs., 30 min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Improper Channels' A (3D Sabado Glgante Programa de varie- GD Punto y Aparte tective falls for an investigator assigned to (Live) misunderstanding leads an innocent cou­ dades con juegos, conipetencias, entrev- ( ^ @2) 227 (C C ) Lester needs to impress Ever Decreaalng Circles ufKover suspected departmental corrup­ THAT WBRD klDfy ISN’T L06T I (Jet T1R0ft6510NAl. mu Connecticut Newsmakers ple to fight the courts to retrieve their 5- istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don a despicable lawyer (Sherman Hemsiey) in tion. Dennis Quaid, Ellen Barkin, N ^ (3S) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) IT? UXTHREALtW,/ RitoO,. HELP,/ To Be Announced. year-old daughter from state care. Alan Francisco. (3 hrs., .30 min.) order to advance his construction com­ iD MOVIE; Once Before I Die' A U.S. Beatty. 1987. Rated R. A rt of W illiam Alexander and Lowell Cavalry major and Na fiancee are caught in J Wonderworks: Room to Move (CC) Arkin, Marlene Hartley, Harry Ditson dZ) Doctor Who pany. (R) (In Stereo) \ _ Speers 1981. Rated PG. a Japanese attack. John Derek, Ursula An­ 1:30AM ® She's the Sheriff (R) (ID Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ® M O V IE: 'Skokie' Members of the Na­ dress, Richard Jaeckel. 1966. ' 0 ^ [CN N ] Your Money [U SA ] Check It OutI ® Naked City [CN N] Nowaday After discovering that two Federation out- tional Socialist Party of America attempt to [CNN] Pinnacle [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Masters of the Univ­ FK)sts have been destroyed, the Enterprise demonstrate in S k ^ ie , a city whose resi­ ® M O V IE: 'Covert Action' A CIA agent PAY [DIS] MOVIE: 'Quarterback Princess' A 6:00PM ID Ufa: Be in It: New York erse' He-Man races the evil Skeletor to dents number many survivors of W W II [D IS ] ConversatkNi W ith Carol Starring finds his life in danger after he writes a Canadian girl fights for the right to become Summer Game officers learn a war may break out with the CARE modern-day California and the all-powerful hostile Romulans. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) concentration camps. Danny Kaye. Carl Carol Brurtett Comedian Carol Burnett en- book about his adventures in the agency. -Ttie POK-ToA^ quarterback of her high-school football Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, Frank Lan- O D A -Te a m Reiner, Eli Wallach. 1981. teraina an audience with her one-woman David Janssen, Corinne Clery, Arthur Ken­ .EtfTER. team. Helen Hunt, Don Murray. John [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday show at Walt Disrrey World in Florida. (60 i6 ( 7 n 1 gella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. (3D Charles in Charge (C C ) A beautiful [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A nedy. 1978. Stockwell. 1983. [D IS ] Cinderella A degraded girl's (Les­ coed bids on Charles at a sorority "slave" Chinese girl, already promised to a boy, min.) ® Sustaining 4:00PM (£ Knight Rider ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish [U S A ] Hollywood Insider auction on behalf of the Powell clan. (R) falls in love with another. Nancy Kwan, [ESPN] SportaCenter ball comes true with the help of her fairy G3) i n n Nsw s (R) (3S NW A Main Event 12) Friday the 13th: 1110 Series A former James Shigeta. Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. 1:3 0 P M @ Benson godmother (Celeste Holm). Also stars Gin­ [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Th e Hand' A psychotic A B C N aw s (CC). dS) MOVIE: "The Henderson Monster' A [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday policeman, whose wife's car was bombed, ger Rogers, Walter Pidgeon, Pat Carroll, [ESPN] Boxing: Tyrell Biggs vs. Fran­ cartoonist finds that his dismembered Nobel Prize-winning scientist is caught in a seeks revenge on a crime boss — and a cesco Damiani Heavyweight bout sched­ hand has taken a direction of its own. Mi­ [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday WTNTHROP by Dick Cavalll [ESP N ] Climbing: Mount McKinley Ex­ Stuart Damon. Jo Van Fleet. Music by controversy over the laboratory creation deadly sheriff's badge plays a prominent uled for 10 rounds, from Milan. Italy. Biggs chael Caine. Andrea Marcovicci. Viveca [D IS] MOVIE: 'Quarterback Princess' A pedition (Taped) Rodgers and Hammerstein. (90 min.) (In of new life forms. Jason Miller, Christine role In his quest. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Stereo) is 15-1, 10 KOs. Daminani is 21-0, 18 Lindfors. 1981. Canadian girl fights for the right to become [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' Lahti. 1980. ( P ® New s KOs. (2 hrs.) (Taped) quarterback of her high-school football [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Color of Money' A 11:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: No Way W HY D O you AUVi^AY5 BECAUSE I PON'r WANT WHY DID I KNCW A radio star, planning to marry his co-star dD Wonderworks: Anno of Green Ga­ team. Helen Hunt. Don Murray, John ( ^ Record Guide former Chicago pool hustler teaches a d ) College Football: Michi- O ut’ (C C ) A job at the Pentagon leads a TO WEAR A STUPID H E WA(SPaul Newman, Tom Cruise, Mary Eli­ miere An exploration of the world's latest man, Sean Young. 1987. Rated R. (In 1:45AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Cocaine zabeth Mastrantonio. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [U SA] Cover Story Victory Garden (CC). (ID Top o Gigio scientific breakthroughs and technical in­ Wars' A U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Stereo) novations. Tonight; a three-minute AIDS operative goes undercover to smash a [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Care Bears Adven­ ( ^ It's a Living A journalist interviews the 11:30PM CS MTV Vidso Music 1 :4 5 P M [HBO] Survival David Niven [USA] Mike Hammer test; a washer that uses no detergent and South American cocaine empire. John f ture in W onderland' Animated. Alice and girls about their experiences as wai­ Aw ards Multiple nominations for "Need narrates this true story of an orphaned leo­ less water; a skateboard with wings. (60 Schneider, Kathryn Witt. Federico Lupi. the cuddly Care Bears journey to Wonder­ tresses. 7:30PM C S Lifestyles of the Rich and You Tonight" by INXS, George Harrison's pard which bridged the world of protected land in order to rescue the kingdom's prin­ min.) (In Stereo) "W hen W e W as Fab" and Prince's "U Got 1986. Rated R. I. captivity and her natural habitat in the [CN N] Newswatch Famous Prince Albert of Monaco; actor cess from the Evil Wizard's clutches. Bruce Boxleitner; actress Diana Canova ( ^ Golden Girls (C C ) In flashbacks, the Look." Scheduled performances by 2:00AM ® Love Boat wilds of Asia. (60 min.) Voice of Colin Fox. 1987. Rated G. [D IS ] Bast of Ozzie and Harriet additional nominees Aerosmith, Cher, El­ ("Th ro b"); singer Robert Goulet. (60 min.) the housemates reminisce about Mother's ® ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ Day celebrations, including Sophia's recol­ ton John, Guns 'n' Roses. Michael Jack- 2 :0 0 P M (T ) U.S. open Tennis Contin­ [ESP N ] Diving: U.S. Send-Off to Seoul [HBO] M O V IE: 'La Bamba' (C C ) A fact- (R) vice (3 hrs.) ues From Long Beach. Calif. (60 min.) (R) based account of Ritchie Valens' lection of the 1957 holiday. (R) (In Stereo) son. Jody Watley. Host: Arsenic Hall. d D M*A*S*H From the Universal Amphitheater in Los Runaway With the Rich and Famous (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before (if) MOVIE: 'The Roering Twenties' GD CS] M cCloud [M AX] MOVIE: The Living Daylighu’ d D Jeopardyl (CC). Angeles. (2 hrs.) (Taped) Actress Olivia Brown ("Miami Vice") in (C C ) James Bond battles villainous forces his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond Three World W ar I buddies clash in a boot­ C S Siskel & Ebert The critics profile the Phillips, Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto. (D Mama's Family When Naomi's ® New s Marrakesh. Morocco; Tahiti. (R) careers of Humphrey Bogart and Jack Ni­ planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ legging racket. James Cagney, Humphrey tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ 1 9 8 ^ Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) stricken with anviesia. Mama hopes to Bogart, Jeffrey Lynn. 1939. G3) M O V IE: 'Th e Final Option' A radical ® Jimmy Swaggart cholson. turn her into the perfect housewife. (R) U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit ton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. [USA] AirwoH [CN N ] Showbiz Week anti-nuclear group takes over the Ameri­ Dating Game dD Hawaii Five-0 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Tales From theDarfcside A troubled can Embassy in London. Richard Widmark, MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' (3D [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' An [C N N ] International Correspondents d§) MOVIE: 'The Groundstar Conspi­ 6:1 5PM [MAX] man (Howard Sherman) possesses a bi­ Judy Davis, Lewis Collins. 1982. 4 : 1 0PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up (C C ) Mel Brooks lampoons the science- attractive museum tour guide proves to be [ESPN] SportsCenter racy' The sabotage of a secret space pro­ zarre talent — he floats in midair every time Joe Land Weight Loss Program fiction genre with this big-budget send-up more than a match for a 21 -year-dd ladyk • GD [TM C ] MOVIE: Masters of the Univ­ S P l A M G i ject sets off a ruthless investigation. 4:30PM (3 ) m o v i e : Dsathtpon' A he lies. . { WfXSKL SOME of "Star W ars". Met Brooks. John Candy, iller. Molly Ringwald, Robert Downey. Den­ D .C . Follies Guest: comic Charlie Cal- erse' He-Man races the evil Skeletor to George Peppard, Michael Sarrazin, Chris­ group of small, isolated city-states fight for Taking It to the Gorillas: Making J HINP OP Rick Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D nis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In las. (R) modern-day California and the ail-powerful tine Belford. 1972. power after a neutron war. David Carra- 'Gorillas in the M ist’ Behind the scenes of SI*NG.‘ 1 \ GENIUS, Stereo) Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren. Frank Lan- ® Baseball: Detroit Tigers at New dine, Claudia Jennings, Richard Lynch. 6:30PM (!1D Too Close for Comfort the production of "Gorillas in the Mist." a ® Racing From Plainsfield J \ FILOEgT gella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. SPLANGJ York Yankees or Chicago Cubs at St. 1978. (3D Bustin' Loose Sonny starts his movie about the life of naturalist Dian Fos- 9:30PM (2) (2) Baby Boom |CC) Kate GD M O V IE: 'M urder in Texas' Fact- Louis Cardinals (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) community-service job at the foster home. sey (played by Sigourney Weaver). Jackson stars as an executive who inherits based account of a Houston plastic sur­ [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes s p a NQ*., a baby arid must juggle the responsibilities geon who was accused of murdering his to the Movies & Coming Attractions I//7 1 l i \ C (M) MOVIE: 'Brotherhood of Satan' A ® La Promesa Especial sobre las Olim­ (R) (In Stereo) (3 ) D .C . Follies Guest: comic Chariie Cal- s p a n g . ^ j of being a single working mother. (In first wife, the daughter of a wealthy oil­ small midwestem town is panic stricken piadas. (60 min.) ® (S) NBC News las. (R) Stereo) man. Farrah Fawcett, Sam Elliott, Kathar­ when thirteen children disappear and their (S) Hogan's Heroes 2:30AM CSD m o v i e : By Love Pos- T1 parents die. Strother Martin, L.Q. Jones. Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) ® What's Happening NowII While Raj d D Th is Old House (CC). ine Ross. 1981. Part 1 of 2. hopes to join an exclusive club. Nadine sessed' A wealthy attorney's whole life Charles Bateman. 1971. (iD M O V IE : 'Th e Hospital' Life and death (S ) Countdown to 88: The Seoul Games @ ) MOVIE: 'The Go-Between' An ado­ :;i. 1 , /•/ sets out to prove that the male-only organ­ [C N N ] This Week in Japan seems to crumble in a few shock-filled (3D Lo Me]or de la Sernana Noticias sobre in a major city medical center is depicted. (§ ) W ild America (C C ) A look at a pair of lescent boy nurtures an aversion to the days. Lana Turner, Efrem Zimbalist Jr, Ja­ ization is sexist. (R) N ew s el besibol. George C. Scott, Diana Rigg. 1971. orphaned fishers, cat-sized members of 10:00PM HD SD human race that isn't overcome until 50 son Robards. 1961. ^ Alice — ^ • [C N ^l Big Story the weasel family, rescued and adopted by GD Headlines on Trial (R) years later. Julie Christie, Alan Bates, Tales From the Darkside A wicked @ ) Adventures in Scale Modeling Many Stouffer'a family. Pan 1 of 2. GD MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' ® D .C . Follies Guest: comic Charlie Cal- (E) Wild, Wild West Dominic Guard. 1971. collection agent drives a gullible woman to @ ) MOVIE: 'Cruise into Terror' The dis­ [HBO] (C C ) An attractive museum tour guide las. (R) [C N N ] Sports Saturday [ C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred suicide. covery of an ancient sarcophagus turns a (^ ® Miss America Pageant (CC) proves to be more than a match for a 21- (3D Notlciero Unhriskm Hickman, Nick Charles. Caribbean pleasure cruise into a night­ d ) d D Reporters Scheduled: From Convention Hall in Atlantic City. N J., That's the Spirit ZIPPY byBIIIQrlfmh year-old ladykilter. Molly Ringwald, Robert 8:00PM mare. Ray Milland, Hugh O'Brian, John For­ d D Throb Sandy's able to sing on stage interview with George Michael; a mother hosts Gary Collins and Mary Ann Mobley. [E S P N ] A W A Championship W restling Downey, Dennis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG- [C N N ] Sports Latenight sythe. 1978. after undergoing hypnosis, but the talent who told the truth about her murdered Miss America 1959, join Miss America [M AX ] MOVIE: The Living Daylights’ 13. (in Stereo) [ESP N ] College Football; Oklahoma at V soon fades away. daughter; a Teamsters' president talks 1988 as she crowns her successor in the B v N D te uP2ip. [ESPN] Rodeo: 1987 National Finals (C C ) James Bond battles villainous forces North Carolina (3 hrs.) (R) "\eAcuJnfewfiAKe' [USA] Cartoons about mob involvement in the union. (60 35th annual ceremonies. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo m M A svMMeiz THAT'J PACT op Highlights From Las Vegas. (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Pinnacle planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ IS IT I BE CttAX^ C lIH A jf fONDiTlOrif I iS HKC A (J l iILT- min.) (In Stereo) Live) tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ [U SA] Night Flight Take-Off to Movie PM) DBovffHT CAD re IT IT TAPef fome- [M AX ] MOVIE: 'The Cheyenne Social [D I S ] Here’s Boomer Part 2 of 2. Music Videos w iu Be WTH vp l i n t i l y c iD c e N n c t u e , 5:00PM C D U .S . Open Tennis Contin­ dD College Football: Nebraska at UCLA Combatl ton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe CROP fAiLupeS^ KogCH- BVffSfe t h m g i-xefifjACfff I m i h o u T Club' A cowboy learns that he has inher­ ues OF 6CATM &/ Va/£ IEM2M TO Live ♦ CHIP, PeMlMDiWC 7:00PM D D New s (3 hrs.) (Live) dD Hardcastle and McCormick 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) in 6 leMPepATuper ’K M f i ISDE ci.eAfieo leeratup) ited a Wyoming social club from his late LANOTOPROOUCe / OP < VajiTH o u T SVfgOfOAfl, ) T H A T CHfeiS- brother. James Stewart, Henry Fonda, C S Kojak D Fsm ily Tie s (CC|. d D M O V IE ; 'King of the Olym pics' Fact- ® (g) (P News ST(2oyiNC [CN N ] Headline News 12:00AM 3:00AM QI) solid Gold in Concert |R) ANB y Shirley Jones. 1970. Rated PG. based account of the life of Avery Brun- Okie Lo\j^ ^cfTTvCf/j C M A P se e f C S A -Te a m D It's a Uving A journalist interviews the [HBO] Louie Anderson Show (CC) The ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) e ffC C T ” H A ? i' ftPAZli- dage, American athlete and longtime pres­ FoSSii fuCiS" ^ A p t FoceveiP [U S A ] M O V IE : Rollover' An ex-movie (3D Utda House on the Prairie girls about their experiences as wai­ lighter side of life from the comic who calls /APCiYED,. lAU PA iM ident of the International Olympic GD Hom e Shopping Network (3 hrs.) (S ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) T p)IN 6D '^ star fights for control of a petro-chemical tresses. (R) himself "one of two fat people in Califor­ (3i) Portrait of the Soviet Union (CC) The Committee. David Selby. Renee Souten- ® Tates From the Darkside A troubled [CN N] Newsnight zippy" empire founded by her murdered husband. modernization of the Central Asian region (3D T and T (C C ) Turner believes a promis­ nia." (75 min.) (In Stereo) Jane Fonda. Kris Kristofferson, Hume dijk, Sybil Maas. 1988. Pan 1 of 2. man (Howard Sherman) possesses a bi­ [HBO] M O V IE: 'Let's Get Harry' Five where ancient trade routes led to China; ing boxer may have been drugged ^ fo re a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'DMth Wish' After his C 7 y Cronyn. 1981. (B MOVIE: 'The Miseouri Breaks' A zarre talent - he floats in midair every time friends join forces with a mercenary to res­ the influence of the West on the econom­ match. (R) (In Stereo) wife is killed and his d su ^te r brutally as­ free-lance lawman is hired by a Montana he lies. cue a kidnapped buddy from South Ameri­ ies of the Baltic republics. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of (3S) Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles begs saulted, a law-abiding citizen turns vigi­ 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Heafthweek rancher to corral a horse thief and his gang. ® MOVIE: 'Tattooed Dragon' A can terrorists. Robert Duvall, Mark Har­ ".TU- 3. Buddy for help when he makes too many lante. Charles Bronson, Hope Lange, Vin­ Race for Number 1 (60 Marion Brando. Jack Nicholson. Kathleen modern-day kick-boxer trains kung fu stu­ mon, Gary Busey. 1986. Rated R. (In 2 :3 0 P M CD (3 ) WKRP in Cincinnati commitments for one night. (R) cent Gardenia. 1974. Rated R. min.) Lloyd. 1976. dents for their fight against crime. Jimmy Stereo) Mama's Family When Naomi's (S ) Highwayman Jetto and the Highway­ QS MOVIE: 'Piranha II: The Spawning' [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Wang Yu, Samuel Hui. 1981. [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Th e Hand' A psychotic PEUCULA: 'Angel de Barrio' Gisela stricken with amnesia. Mama hopes to man try to track down ancient Indian ghos- A swinging singles reson is beseiged by a (p ) Zone Farewell Tour: Twilights Last cartoonist finds that his dismembered [O', Vega turn her into the perfect housewife’. triders that may have been involved in the school of bloodthirsty fish. Tricia O'Neil, Glaaming Continued Six hour "Zone" hand has taken a direction of its own. Mi­ dZ) Woodcarving With Rick Butz death of a mine owner. (60 min.) (R) (2 ) W heel of Fortune ICC). Steve Marachuk. 1983. Continued... marathon continues. (2 hrs.) chael Caine. Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca [CN N ] Newsnight Lindfors 1981. 84 — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 10, 1988 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Sept. 10. 19M — 85

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Doris Day, 3 W W F Superstars of Wrestling dD Police Story ing from heavy losses, the men plan to kill David Niven, Janis Paige. 1960 tegic Air Command squadron is trained to G® Asi va el Beisbol Resumen semanal 3 Especial con Ubertad Lamarque (60 3 Lifestyfes of the Rich and Famous their company officer. (In Stereo) SUNDAY. SEPT. launch Minute Man IBMs. (2 hrs.) sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. (22) N FL Football: Miami Dolphins at min.) Prince Albert of Monaco; actor Bruce Box- [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'M atew an' A fact-based C D Make It Real 11, an American 3 Charlie's Angels 5:00AM ® Home Shopping Over­ Buffalo Bills (3 hrs.) (Live) 3 Justin Wilson's Louisian^ Cookin' 3 DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) leitner; actress Diana Canova ("Thro b"), account of the conflicts between a grow­ night Service (60 min.) (D Porky and Bugs Hour undercover MOVIE; 'The Secret War of Jackie's Outdoors singer Robert Goulet. (60 min.) (R) ing coal miners* union and their stubborn 3 MOVIE: 'it Happened to Jane' When 3 [C N N ] World Report First Run r Girts' A group of courageous female bosses in 1920 West Virginia. Chris (M) Home Shopping Overnight Service Frederick K. Price agent (Scott Qlenn. a lobster shipment is spoiled, a small town G® Small W onder (CC ) Jamie tries to MOVIE: 'Humanoids from the Deep' G® M O V IE; 'Th e W izard of Baghdad' 3 Continues (2 hrs.) lobster grower sues a railroad tycoon and World W ar II flyers takes on dangerous avoid taking Harriet to a school dance. [DIS] An environmental accident mutates fish Cooper, Will Oldham, James Earl Jones. GS Think and Grow Rich c.) employs a A lazy genie is sent to ancient Baghdad to becomes a national heroine. Doris Day, missions on both sides of the enemy lines. into amphibious monsters who want to 1987. Rated PG-13. [CN N ] Sports Review woman from his [CN N ] Newswatch fulfill an important prophecy or lose his d§) Porky Pig Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs. 1959. Mariette Hartley, Ann Dusenberry, Ben mate with humans. Doug McClure. Ann [U S A ] Youth Secrets of the Stars [M AX] Cra^ About the Movies: Gre­ Murphy. 1980. [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) powers. Dick Shawn, Diane Baker, Barry Sunday Today past (Cherie N FL Football: Pittsburgh Steelers at Turkel, Vic Morrow. 1980. gory Peck • His O w n Man (CC ) Peck nar­ 3 Coe. 1960. 11:30PM (3D Comedy Club dD Sesame Street (CC). (R) Lunghi) to smug­ Washington Redskins (3 hrs.) (Live) GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword 5 :3 0 P Q £ ,3 House for all Seasons IS) MOVIE: Shooter' Premiere. rates this profile of his life which includes Divided. II (C C ) A witch finder comes to [ESPN] SportsCenter (3D Sports Extra clips and interviews with Lauren Bacall and gle a former 3 Major League Basebpll: Cleveland 3 M O V IE: 'Th e Buccaneer' General An­ (CC) A group of young combat photogra­ G5) Oral Roberts Arnescote Castle, making Minty the target [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey Jack Lemmon. (60 min.) agent (Robert Log­ Indians at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs.) drew Jackson's dependence on the help of phers experience war firsthand in the (X) MOVIE: 'Goodnight, My Love' A pair 3 ) World Tomorrow of his accusations. (60 min.) Part 2 of 7. pirate Jean Lafitte is complicated by the streets of Saigon and the jungles of Viet­ of unlikely detectives is hired by a beautiful 5 ; [U SA] Night Flight: Take gia) out from be­ 3 Let’s Go Bowling 7:15PM [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 woman to investigate the disappearance 10AM ® Robert Schuller i i ) M O V IE: 'W ay. W ay O ut' A timid out- Governor's daughter. Yul Brynner, Charl­ min.) nam. Noble Wniingham. Alan Ruck. Jeffrey Off to the Kings of Ad Rock hind the Iron (f?) Firing Line: Th e French/American erspace trainee is urged to marry a woman Nordling. 1988. (In Stereo) of her boyfriend. Richard Boone, Barbara G® Nuestra Familia ton Heston. Claire Bloom. 1958. Curtain. Connection astronomy student so that they could man 7:30PM 3 Runaway With the Rich Bain, Michael Dunn. 1972. 5:30AM ® l Love Lucy dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera G® Univision an el Deporte Comentarios 3 Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword (8® M O V IE: 'Hom bre' A white man raised the U.S. weather station on the moon. y resumen del acontecer deportivo por and Famous Actress Olivia Brown Divided, II (CC| A witch finder comes to (3D Baretta (ID INN News [CN N ] Daybreak Jerry Lewis, Connie Stevens, Dick Shawn. ("Miami Vice") in Marrakesh, Morocco; CHECK IISTINGS by Apaches is forced to a showdown Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) Arnescote Castle, making Minty the target (T® Honeymooners [CNN] Moneyweek when the Stagecoach in which he is travel­ 1966 Tahiti. (R) of his accusations. (60 min.) Part 2 of 7. [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! fOR EXACT TIME 3 Collectibles, Etc.: Depression Glass 3 Save the Children [ESPN] SportsLook ing IS ambushed by outlaws. Paul New­ [C N N ] Larry King Weekend 3 W ild America (CC ) Marty Stouffer 3 Siempre en Domingo Programs de [ESPN ] Running and Racing G® 9 t o 5 George Michael's Sports Mach­ man. Frederic March, Richard Boone [D IS ] Great M om ents In Disney Anim a­ searches for signs that the maturing fish­ variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- 3 3 6:00AM ® My Neighbor's Religion [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer 1967, [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday ers can survive their first winter in the wild. ine Becky and Tom try to persuade Huck to tion (CC ) Host Carol Burnett gives an over­ tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ n n Gilligan's Island [CN N] Newsday view of Disney's animation techniques Part 2 of 2. 3 Rat Patrol wear a suit. coming sen-winding toys. Voices of: Ctoris [CN N ] NFL Preview [D IS ] A Pocket for Corduroy Based on lasco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Leechmsn. Andy Devine, Peter Ustinov. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of from the Laugh-O-Grams of the 1920s to the children’s book by Don Freedman, a [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ 3 Christian Lifestyle Magazine ® Sustaining [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ught of D ^' (CC) A [E S P N ] N FL Gameday (60 min.) GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword 1977. Rated G. Huckleberry Finn’ Mark Twain's classic today's computer animation. (60 min.) little boy finds a toy bear named Corduroy caps the weekend of tira world of sports. Divided. II (C C ) To m Lacey and his sister QD INN Magazine brother and sister bridge family tensions 3 MOVIE: 'Murder In Texas (Part 2 of 1 1:35AM [D IS] Grimm's Fairy tales tale IS recreated with Huck Finn. Tom Saw­ in a Laundromat. by playing rock and- roll on the local bar [ESP N ] Sportrahs: Arnold Palmer and 3:30PM 3 international Champion­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' An Lucinda hide fugitive Charles II at Arnes­ 2 )' As Dr. Hill's murder trial gets under­ GD Headline News yer and Jim running into all kinds of adven­ band circuit. Michael J. Fox. Gena Row­ Cory Evaraon 1 2:00PM ® This is the NFL ship Kick Boxing [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro attractive museum tour guide proves to bo cote. (60 min.) Part 3 of 7. way. both sides hire the most prestigious tures down the Mississippi River. Kurt Ida. Series From San Antonio. Texas. (Taped) more than a match for a 21 -year-old tadyk- lawyers in the criminal field. Farrah Faw­ d§) Insight / Out lands, Joan Jett. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hander- ® W W F Wrestling Challenge 3 MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire' Two men [CN N ] Week in Review Forrest Tucker. Larry Storch. 1978 iller. Molly Ringwald. Robert Downey. Den­ cett. Sam Elliott. Katharine Ross. 1981 (§D Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) Stereo) sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is of greatly different backgrounds compete [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Garbage Pail Kids [D IS ] Flame Trees of Thika World War I turned upside down after they run into Big- ® Greatest American Hero [USA] Master M ovie' The repulsive trading card charac­ nis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Part 2 of 2. [D IS] You and Me. Kid [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Matewan' A fact-based for the honor of representing their country Stereo) changes the Thika community's way of foot during a camping trip and take the G® M O V IE: 'Follow the Boys' Four girls ters help a young man defeat a neighbor­ account of the conflicts between a grow­ d ) T and T |CC) Turner be­ in the 1924 Olympics. Ben Cross, Ian life;Tittv (Hayley Milts) volunteers to help in G® Spiritual Ufa Crusade [ESP N ] Triathlon: U.S.T.S. Champion­ lumbering creature home. John Lithgow, follow their shipboard sweethearts in a di­ 1:30PM hood bully. Anthony Newley. Mackenzie ing coal miners' union and their stubborn lieves a promising boxer may have been Charleson, Dennis Christopher. 1981. (D Murdar, She Wrote (CC| the hospital; Robin (David Robb) returns to [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred ship. from Chicago. (60 min.) (R) Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987. lapidated car. Connie Frencis, Paula Pren­ Astin, Katie Barberi. 1987. Rated PG. 8:00PM bosses in 1920 W est Virginia. Chris drugged before a match. (R) (In Stereo) G® El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Jessica helps a Scotland Yard inspector his old battalion in France. (60 min.) Part 7 Hickman, Nick Charles. [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could Cooper. Will Oldham, James Earl Jones. Rated PG. (In Stereo) tiss. Janis Paige. 1963. of 7. ® Major League Baseball: New York chas entre boxeadores internacionales. 6:00PM ® 3 New s solve a murder and a jewel theft aboard a HVIAX] MOVIE: 'The Gypsy Moths' Fly' (C C ) A 14-year old boy who has never 1987. Rated PG-13. 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On ths Menu 3 Career Media Network Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. flight to London. (60 min.) (R) [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments Fea­ spoken a word believes so strongly in Mats at Montreal Expos (3 hrs.) (Live) ® National Geographic (60 min.) Throe free-fall parachutests arrive in a [U S A ] Cartoons 3 M O V IE: 'Brian's Song' The friendship (90 min.) tured: Bart Starr and Frank Gifford. (R) small Kansas town for a show. Burt Lan­ magic that he becomes an inspiration to al; 10 :3 0 A M ® Inside Washington 3 M O V IE: 'W ilm a' Based on the life of a G® National Geographic on Aasignment ® 3 America's Most Wanted Sched­ of two professional athletes, Brian Piccolo caster. Deborah Kerr, Gene Hackman. those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy young black sprinter who overcame polio [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Road The animals that inhabit the terrains of the uled: Donald Bruce Parsons, wanted on [ T M C ] M O V IE: "Crocodile' Dundee* 8:30AM ® Plasticman ® Small Wonder and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. James 1969. Rated R. Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. America 2 0 0 From Elkhart Lake, Wis. (2 Central American country of Belize, includ­ multiple charges for sexual assault of a (C C ) An American newspaper reporter fP World Tomorrow Caan, Billy Dee Williams. Shelley Fabares. and went on to capture three gold medals (In Stereo) ® Baazlay Showcase of Homes hrs.) (Live) child; Gregory McQueen, wanted on five convinces a legendary Australian hunter to [U SA] Daal-A-Meal 1971. at the 1960 Olympics. Shirley Jo Finney. ing mountain lions, hummingbirds and ja­ GS David Paul [H B O ] Olivia Newton-John in Australia guars. (60 min.) counts of attempted murder of a police­ return with her to the wilds of midtown [TM C ] MOVIE: The Garbage Pail Kids G® Love Boat Cicely Tyson. Jason Bernard. 1977. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Staal the 3 Narc A htgh-school student faces al­ The three-time Grammy winner contri­ man. (In Stereo) Manhattan. Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, 11:40PM Movie* The repulsive trading card charac­ 3 ) Tom and Jerry (2D This Old House (CC). (R) 3 Tony Brown's Journal 3 ) C IN E M A : 'Nadia' La prodigieuse car- Sky' (C C ) During the 1 9 ^ s , an Israeli spy ienation after she attempts to keep a drun­ butes to Australia's 200th anniversary ce­ ® MscGyver (CC) When MacGyver John Meillon. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In ters help a young man defeat a neighbor­ Today In Bible Prophecy riere de la jeune Roumaine de 14 ans qui 3 * uses her charms to gain access to a 3) 3 Three Stooges ken friend from driving. 3 Wild Kingdom visits a former girlfriend, they become prey Stereo) hood bully. Anthony Newley, Mackenzie lebration with performances of "Old Fa­ devint I'une des plus grandes vedettes du Russian-built Iraqui jet. Mariel Hemingway, (3 ) Robert Schuller shioned M an." "Big & Strong" and "Love for a group of backwoods poachers. (60 Astin, Katie Barber). 1987. Rated PG. 3 Mayor’s Report 3 McLaughlin Group 3 Futbol Cope Marlboro: Equipo Gana- sport olympique mondial. Johan Carlo, Joe [U SA ] Cover Story Ben Cross. 1988. (In Stereo) dor contra Equipo Ganador (2 hrs.) and Let Live". (75 min.) (In Stereo) min.) (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes 3) Alice d ® Para Gente Grande Programs de la 3 Police Woman Bennet, Talia Balsam. 1983. 9:30PM dD G® Tracey Ullman Show 12:00AM dD At the Movies to the Movies & Coming Attractions d® Baptist Church Cadena. 3 M eet the Press (CC). 3 Modem Maturity (CC). 4:00PM ® U .S. Open Tennis: M e n ’s 3 Fight BackI With David Horowitz (3® Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 Sketches: little Max's birthday party; two min.) [C N N ] Politics '88 ( 3 Science «loumai (C C ) Scheduled: [CNN] Moneyweek Final From Flushing N.Y. (3 hrs.) (Live) do-gooders find romance; a proctologist's (3) Friday the 13th: Th e Series A cursed 6:1 0AM [C N N ] Healthweek 3 Hogan's Heroes 3 Outer Umits cradle gives deadly orders to parents des­ Control Data Corporation’s Cart Ledbetter ® MOVIE: 'Agatha Christie's "Murder 3 it's Showtime at the Apollo This ex-wife describes in song her former hus­ [D IS] Wuzzles Soapbox W ith T o m Cottle Teens dis­ [ESPN] Auto Racing: Frmnule One 3 Conserving America (C C ) The first of perate to save their baby. (60 min.) (R) (In 6:30AM ® vista discusses computers in the schools; Re­ Orartd Prix of Italy From Monza. (2 hrs.) in Three A c ts '" Hercule Poirot is called week's hosts: Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam. band's obsession with his work. (R) (In [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour cuss sexual experimentation, what boys four programs profiling ordinary people's Stereo) publican science platform; biological div­ upon to solve a murder at the Acapulco Scheduled: recording artist Brenda Russell, Stereo) ® Oral Roberts and girls want in a relationship, double (Taped) efforts to protect America's resources ex­ [H B O ] HBO Coming Attractions ersity and the ^struction of species; house party of a retired American actor. comics Steve 0 and David Savid. (60 min.) [ESP N ] College Football: Air Force at 3 Star Trek ® Hispanic Horizons standards and the inability to openly dis­ [H B O ] Warning: Medicine May Be Ha­ amines the half-land and half-water eco­ space station. . Peter Ustinov, Tony Curtis, Emma Samms. (R) (in Stereo) Sen Diego State (3 hrs.) (Live) 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) GD Christopher Closeup 9:00AM ® Sunday Morning (CC) (90 cuss sex with their parents. zardous to Your Health (C C ) Interviews systems known as wetlands. Narrator: min.) [C N N ] Newsntaker Sunday and case studies on the accuracy of lab 1986. Burgess Meredith. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3 Torch of Champions ' 'A history of the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Something Wild' (CC) 3 Hogan's Heroes [CNN] Newsday Summer Olympics" features Rafer John­ (S ) Abbott and Costello [E S P N ] Th is W eek in Sports (60 min.) tests, the effects of hysterectomies and 3 M O V IE : 'Youngblood' A brash young A mild-mannered executive is whisked ® D .J. Kat . 3 Star Trek: The Next Qanaration(CC) son, Harrison Dillard, Bruce Jenner, Wilma 3 Combatl ® Insight [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka the interaction of medications. (In Stereo) hockey player must learn the importance away on an exciting but dangerous adven­ [HBO] MOVIE: Disorderiias' (CC) After discovering that two Federation out­ Rudolph and many more standout athletes. ® Synchronal Research [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Th e W raith' An Arizona of teamwork when he joins a new team. ture after meeting a beautiful mystery 3 Blacke's M agic Alex declines a jew el­ Ring Around the World Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a posts have been destroyed, the Enterprise Host: Bob Mathias. (2 hrs.) fP Jetsons gang leader is challenged to a drag race by 2:00PM ® MOVIE: 'Strangers on a Rob Lowe. Cindy Gibb. Patrick Swayze. woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie Griffith, Ray er's challenge to outwit his security sys­ greedy nephew in the hopes that they will officers learn a war may break out with the dD Defenders of the Earth (CC). a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly Train' T w o strangers meet on a Washing­ 1986. (3 3 Family Ties (CC) Andrew feels Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) tem, but Leonard secretly accepts. (60 G® Hee H aw (R) drive his millionaire uncle to his grave. The ton to New York train and two murders are hostile Romulans. (60 min.) (In Stereo) min.) (R) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes, rejected when big brother Alex begins [U S A ] Hollywood Insider GS Kenneth Copeland Fat Boys, Ralph Bellamy, Tony Plana. plotted. Farley Granger, Robert Walker. 3 NW A Pro Wrestling 1987. Rated PG. Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [CN N ] Newswatch spending more time with his girtfriend, 3 Twilight Zone [D IS ] Mousercise Ruth'Roman. 1951. 3 3 NFL Football: New England Pa­ Ouat (C C ) Jane gets 3) Bugs Bunny Stereo) [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC ) While trying to Lauren. (R) (In Stereo) 10:00 PM CS S9 G® Gene Scott [H BO ] MOVIE: 'From the Earth to the [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Survivors' Two triots at Minnesota Vikings (3 hrs.) (Live) caught in the middle of Linda and Cooper's G® M O V IE: 'Th e Best of Tim es' A high- save a trapped seal, Jonah gets caught in a 3 Irtfinite Voyage (C C ) Examines the un­ Moon' Based on Jules Verne's classic dD @ ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) neurotic victim^ of the economic crunch [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Hataril' Professional dispute over their next film project. (R) (In [C N N ] World Report school football team reunites to replay the 3 Greater Milwaukee Open (2 hrs.) fishing net.* seen worlds around us, from matter's novel about a scientist's post-Civil War 3 Cossman's Secrets become entangled in a predicament that hunters in East Africa make their living by game that cost them the championship smallest parts to the vastness of space. Stereo) [U S A ] Finartciel Freedom trip to the moon. Joseph (Gotten, George alters the course of their lives. Robin Wil­ capturing wild animals for zoos. John 3 Sox Talk [ESPN] Horse Showjumping: Dumau- 3) Maude Wayne. Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruger. and their honor 12 years earlier. Robin Wil­ (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) GD New s Sanders. Debra Paget. 1958. liams, Walter Matthau, Jerry Reed. 1983. liams. Kurt Russell, Pamela Reed. 1986. Joy of Painting rier Intemationai (Taped) 1 2:30AM dD Ufestyles of the Rich dS World Tomorrow 1962. (3® IN N New s and FanxMis (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Movie Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: Poor Uttle Rich Girl' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Martin Mull in Portrait 3 M O V IE: ‘Hanover Street' Caught in a 3 Thurgood Marshall: The Man (CC) A bombing raid on London in 1943, an Music Videos [CN N] Daywatch [U S A ] All-American Wrestling Claiming to be an orphan, the daughter of a of a W hite Marriage' (CC ) The humorist 3 Jimmy Swaggart d ) Dallas 10:45A M 3 Jewish Ufa profile of Thurgood Marshall, the first American pilot and a married English nurse [D IS] Donald Duck Presents wealthy soap manufacturer joins a song- returns to Ohio for another visit with Hal Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword ® At the Movies 1 2:30PM d ) N FL Today NFL pregame black associate justice of the U S. Su­ must choose between desire and honor. 3 3 Synchronal 7:00AM 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Face the Nation and-dance team's act. Shirley Temple, A l­ and Joyce Harrison, whose marriage may Divided, II (C C ) Tom Lacey and his sister [ESPN] Magic Years In Sports: Doak hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross. preme Court. (60 min.) Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down, Chris­ Home Shopping Overnight Service fS) Robert Schuller ® Flight of the W hite Stallions Part 2 of ice Faye, Gloria Stuart. 1936. not survive the intrusion. Martin Mull, Mary Lucinda hide fugitive Charles II at Arnes­ 3 Walker (1948) (R) Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. MOVIE: 'The Castaway Cowboy' A topher Plummer. 1979. (3 hrs.) 2 . 3 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Witness for the Prose­ Kay Place. 1986. (In Stereo) cote. (60 min.) Part 3 of 7. (® Dialogue [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Big Shots' T w o kids CD) Sea Hunt An ex-convict and his Texas cowboy attempts to transform a cution' A London murder trial sets the [U SA] Airwotf 3 Marines in Combat...The Gellent [E S P N ] N FL Primetime (60 min.) CD Point of View from opposite sides of the tracks embark ® Discover with Robert Vaughn brother steal the Sea Hunt in hopes of find­ Hawaiian potato farm into a cattle ranch. 3 World Vision stage for this drama based on the Agatha Breed Rare footage traces the history of on a wild cross-country odyssey. Ricky ing hidden loot on board. James Garner, Robert Culp, Vera Miles. 1:00AM dD Naked City GD tarry Jones ® Three Stooges Christie classic. Ralph Richardson. Diana 6:30PM CD w h m i of Fortune (CC). the Marines, illustrating the conditions un­ 3 Odd Couple Busker, Darius McCrary. Robert Joy. 1974 Part 2 of 2. How to Build a Fortune in 1988 3 Connecticut Beat Rigg, Donald Pleasence. 1982. Firing Une: Contra Aid der which they fought in past wars; also, 3 MOVIE: 'And the Pursuit of Happi­ 3 Odd Couple GD Divine Plan 1987 Rated PG-13. GD 3 3 Mystery!: Cover Her Face (C C ) Dal- discussions on the troops' strategies in ness' Director Louis Malle's personal ob­ To Be Announced. 3 Captain Power and the Soldiers of 3 3 NFL Live NFL pregame show [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds 3 A B C N e w s (CC). 3 Benson 9:30AM ® To Be Announced. hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- gliesh focuses his murder investigation on World Wars I and II, and the Korean War. servations of America's immigrant the Future II: Nerds In Peredise' (C C ) More indigni­ G® Notlciero Univiskm [DIS] MOVIE: ''The Adventures of James Kennedy had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle the Maxie household and, in particular, the Narrator: E.G. Marshall. (2 hrs.) population. 1986. fP Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 3 Real to Reel ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda Huckleberry Firin' Mark Twain's classic What's Happening Nowtl Raj is wor­ Gardner. family's domestic helper Sally Jupp. (60 Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ [C N N ] Inside Business G® Festival de Velores Espedeles (60 [C N N ] Headline News tale is recreated with Huck Finn. Tom Saw ­ ried when Dee decides to quit school to GD Portrait of the Soviet Union (CC) The 3 Frugal Gourmet (R) min.) Part 2 of 6. (R) min.) influence of the West on the economies of 3 Am ong Brothers: Politics in N ew O r­ dale fraternity convention. Roben Carra­ [D IS ] Anintals in Action Featured; the [D IS ] Lawrencevilla Stories: Prodigious yer and Jim running into all kinds of adven­ join her comedian-boyfriend on the road. [CN N] Week in Review the Baltic republics. (60 min.) Pan 5 of 7. 3 It's Your Business leans Focusing on a New Orleans mayoral dine, Curtis Armstrong. Larry B. Scott. techniques used by animats that rely on GZ) Evening at Pops (In Stereo) Hickey Based on Owen Johnson's tales tures down the Mississippi River. Kurt Ida. (R) fish for food. (3 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase race, an exploraJon of what happens [HBO] MOVIE; 'Morgan Stewart's 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [CNN] Prim eNews about young William Hicks (Zach Galligan) Forrest Tucker. Larry Storch. 1978. ® ft's Your Business 3 ) Visionaries when black candidates compete against 3 Business World Com ing Hom e' Fresh from boarding [U S A ] Double Trouble [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nadine' (CC) A wom­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) and his antics at the prestigious Lawrence- 3 M eet the Press (CC). other blacks for citywide office. (60 min.) school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ vitie prep school in tum-of-the-century [U SA ] Discover (M) Kenneth Copeland an's search for a package of provocative While vacationing with her family in the d® Tames y Debates (R) paign aimed at his father's political career. 4:30PM ® Kiner's Komer photos involves her with local mobsters Princeton, N.J. Also stars Edward Herrm­ Jimmy Swaggart 3 ) Adelante early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in [TM C] MOVIE: Tell Me ( 3 Innovation (CC). Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, Nicholas Pryor. 3 Odd Couple and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger. Jeff ann. (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. 1:15AM 3 Sea Hunt An ex-convict and his 3 This W eek in Baseball Highlights of love with a streetwise dance instiuctor. That You Love Me, Junie Moon’ Three d D Popeye 1987. Rated PG-13 Bridges. Rip Tom . 1987. Rated PG. brother steal the Sea Hunt in hopes of find­ d® MOVIE: 'Fantasy Island' Three peo­ Major League action are shoVvn. Mediterranean Cooking Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg's Fontaine- handicapped patients decide to make a go [C N N ] Daybreak ing hidden loot on board. ple pay $50,CXX) apiece to act out their 3 Spotlight on Government [U S A ] M O V IE; 'Th e Busy Botly' A crime [C N N ] Politica '86 7:00PM ® 6 0 Minutes (C C ) (60 min.) bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (in Stereo) ...W h y A m I Straight? (C C ) This hot com­ at living together in the outside world. Liza [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer most compelling fantasies. Ricardo Mon- syndicate boss orders his stooge to dig up ic's views, rather her alter ego 3 ) Rev. David Paul dZ) Fragile Tree Has Roots A profile of [U SA ] Check It Out! [ M A X ] M O V IE; Bom in East L .A .' (CC ) Minnelli, Ken Howard, Robert Moore talban. Bill Bixby, Sandra Dee. 1976. the body of a money collector so he can ® 3 21 Ju m p Street Hoffs and Fuller "Fontaine's." from a cold spot in Alaska - [ESPN] SportsCenter poet John Walker, whose creativity has A Los Angeles native is sent south of the 1970. Rated PG. dD Ayer, Hoy y Manana recover a million dollars buried with him. investigate when a high-school teacher is on life, politics and sex. (60 min.) [U S A ] Cartoons been liberated from his severe physical 4:45PM [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' shot by a student. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) border after he's mistaken for an illegal al­ [U S A ] Calliope [CN N] Your Money Sid Caesar. Robert Ryan, Anne Baxter. 1:20AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Birds Do It. handicaps through modern technology and A department store window dresser falls ien during an immigration raid. Cheech [U S A ] Robert Klein Time 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide 1967 MOVIE: 'Not Quito Human' ICC) Beet Do It' The various ways in which 7:30AM ® Wall Street Journal Re­ [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) familial support. in love with a mannequin that comes to life CD (S) Marin, Paul Rodriguez. Daniel Stem. 1987. only in his presence. Andrew McCarthy. A scientist's plans to perfect the teen-age 10:30PM C & D .C . Follies members of the animal kingdom go about port ’ [E S P N ] U ghter Side of Sports Host: Jay 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Century 21 Homes for (M AX) MOVIE: 'Pat and Rated R. sexual reproduction are examined. 1974. [C N N ] International Correspondents 2:30PM Kim Cattrall, Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated android he has created by sending it to G® Carson's Comedy Clessics ® Breakthrough Johnstone. Sale Mike' A New York City sports promoter [USA] Mike Hammer Rated PG. [DIS] Zorro PG. (In Stereo) high school are threatened by villainous ri­ ® 3 This Week With David Brinkley turns a physical education teacher into the 3 Ask the Manager ® Surnlay Mass 10:00AM CE Sybervision vals and colleagues. Alan Thicke. Jay Un­ 8:1 5PM [ES P N ] NFL Scrapbook: Hoi- 1:30AM dD MerMeheed Marwr (R) (CC). [ESPN] Auto Racing: Montreal Super­ queen of the athletic world. Spencer 5:00PM CD m o v i e : Man on a Swing' derwood. Robyn Lively. 1987. Part 2 of 2. G® N e w Gidget Jeff learns that the car he G® World Tomorrow ® Steampipe Alley cross (60 min.) (Taped) lywood Heroes History of the Los An­ Dorn DeLuise Show G® A t the Movies Scheduled: Bill Harris Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Aldo Ray. A weird, self-proclaimed psychic offers a (R| lost in a race years ago is now owned by dD (3) One Thousand Dollars Every Five 1952. geles Rams. GD Jimmy Swaggart and Rex Reed look at great movies and [TM C ] MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee' distrustful police chief his assistance in Danni’s friend. dD Sustaining Hours solving the baffling murder of a young ® MOVIE: 'King of the Olympics' 3 Buck Rogers performances that didn't win an Academy (CC ) An American newspaper reporter [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds' 8:30PM 3) @ ) Married...with Child- 3 INN News woman. Cliff Robertson. Joel Grey, Do­ While struggling to maintain control of the 11:00PM (X) 33 (B (S) ® ® Miracle Faith Outreach Award. (R) convinces a legendary Australian hunter to College freshmen, tired of being humiliated IOC, Brundage finds tensions growing be­ ran (C C ) Marcy asks Al for advice when 3) Chalice of Salvation return with her to the wilds of midtown rothy Tristan. 1974. N ew s 3 'That's the Spirit (§ ) Day of Discovery by the campus jocks, form their own fra­ tween him and his wife over his relation­ Steve claims he's impotent. (R) (In Stereo) 3 Hatimark Homes Manhattan. Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, fD Barney Miller Mister Rogers (CC). (R) ternity. which eventually leads to a con­ CE Hawaii Five-0 ship with Linnea Dresden. David Selby, Re­ 3 3 M y T w o Dads (C C ) T o please Ni­ 3 A B C N ew s (CC). (3) Dr. James Kennedy 3) 3 Leave It to Beaver John Meillon. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In frontation between the two groups. Rob­ Portrait of the Soviet Union (CC) Me­ nee Soutendijk, Sybil Maas. 1988. Part 2 cole, Michael begins dating her babysitter. 3 Cheers (CC). [ESPN ] NFL'e Greatest Moments Fea­ 3 ) Celebrate: Urtcoln 3 Drawing Men to Christ Stereo) 3 3 TV Open House ert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Bernie mories of World W ar II in the Ukraine; the of 2. (R) (in Stereo) Choices We Face tured: 1984 AFC Champion Miami Dol­ Sacrifice of the Mass 3 d® La Santa Misa 3) Julia Child and Company (R) Casey. 1984. Rated R. Chernobyl disaster; the life of a naval aca­ phins. (R) 3 1:00PM CD NFL Football: San Fran- 3 Billy Graham Cruaede (CC). (In (33 m o v i e : intrigue' Pra- 3 T and T (C C ) Turner believes a promis 9:00PM d® Flintstones 3 Wall Street Journal Report cisco 49ers at N e w York Giants (3 hrs.) 3:00PM C D m o v i e ; Love™ and demy cadet; the Soviet Union's future in Stereo) « miere, (C C ) An intelligence agent sets out 3 Insight / Out [U S A ] Love After Marriage ing boxer may have been drugged before a (Live) Other Strangers' A young couple's im­ light of current social changes. (2 hrs.) Pan to retrieve a fellow American who de­ Are You Being Served? [CNN] Big Story match. (R) (In Stereo) 3 World Tomorrow 3 Chariea in Charge (CC ) A beautiful 3 1 :40AM [HBO] MOVIE: -Angel pending marriage causes a variety of crises 3 of 3. coed bids on Charles at a sorority "slave" fected to the Soviet' Union years before. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus d® PELICULA: 'DIcon Quo Soy Mujor- C D M O V IE: 'Elephant W alk' A young En­ 3 Y B r o n Heart- (C C ) A routine investigation 3 ) Love Your Skin for their families. Gig Young, Anne Jack- Long W alk to the Olym pics Profiles auction on behalf of the Powell clan. (R) Scott Glenn, Robert Loggia. 1988. lego' Las aventuras de un hombre que solo glish bride has difficulty adjusting to life on 3 plunges a private detective into a night­ [ESPN] Bodyshaping son, Beatrice Arthur. 1970. American race walkers' preparation for the 3 AM Boston (R) d® New Jersey Hisparto gusta de las mujeres, con excepcion de su her husband's Ceylonese tea plantation. 3 3 Rags to Riches (CC ) Rose and a dD 3 'It's Gany SharkHing's Show mare world of voodoo worship and ritual [HBO] Tales of Utde Women Aunt 1988 Summer Olympics. G® Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) 3 ) Mister Rogers abueta, que no le perdona sus travesuras Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews, Peter 3 Missile At California's Vandenberg Air visiting Russian boy cause a commotion Grant's date becomes infatuated with murder in 1955 New Orleans. Mickey March discloses family secrets to Jo. Finch. 1954. Force Base, the process by which a Stra- Dick Van Dyke Garry who goes along as their chaperone [C N N ] Inside Business Rourke, Robert De Niro, LisaBonet. 1987. d® Farrte (60 min.) amorosas. Pedro Infante. Silvia Derbez, 3 when they sneak away for a fun-filled day. Now England SuiKlay Sara Garcia. ( D W e Got It Made Mickey's puzzled by Star Search (60 min.) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson* A Rated R. (In Stereo) 8:00AM ® [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Mouse and His 3 dZ) DeOressi Junior High (CC). the letters she's receiving from a secret ® Sunday Mass Child' T w o mechanical mice dream of be- admirer. (R) ConllnuMi... FOCUS / Hobbies FOCUS / Movies ‘Last Temptation’ unlike other religious epics Change in routine this comedy of teens in 1962 THE LAST racists — and the murderer of a Baltimore. The result is a deli­ can upset your cat TEMPTATION liberal Chicago talk show host. ciously campy musical satire. OF CHRIST Winger is ultimately seduced Waters’ casting of the lead role (R ) The con­ by the farmer’s good ol’ boy is inspired; Bubbly Ricki Lake QUESTION; troversy sur­ Filmeter charm. Having gotten in over her makes her screen debut as Tracy My cat is soil­ rounding Mar­ head, she asks her boss at the Tumblad, an overweight miss ing next to her bureau (John Heard), an ex­ tin Scorsese’s Robert DiMatteo who becomes the hottest mover litter box. not rendering of lover, to remove her from the on the local TV dance party “ The in it. She is Pet Fomm Nikos Kazant- case. Instead, he pushes her Corny Collins Show,” and the eliminating z a k is ’ 1955 deeper into danger. leader of a protest against the normally— her Costa-Gavras has tackled a novel has all-white policy of the show. stools are Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. tended to obs­ potent, disturbing subject — the In this, his last movie, the late formed and she rise of anti-black, anti-Jewish 1 cure the movie’s reai strengths Mary Magdalene. Divine is triumphantly funny. He urinates the and failures. Scorsese’s film is a violence in the conservative plays two roles; Tracy's same amount At 160 minutes, the movie’s a backlash of the ’80s. They’ve meditation on Biblical themes — long haul, and it’s very serious — mountain-chested, perpetually of times she especially on the split between come up with at least one ironing mom, and the slimy male always did. What’s causing this? sometimes oppressively so. But shocking and convincing scene to if possible. Show Kitty more the sacred and the profane in you come out of it knowing that owner of the ’TV station. GRADE: AWESOME — This attention and affection and per­ human consciousness. It is the illustrate this violence; A half- creature, dispensing ANSWER: From your descrip­ you've seen something, and it’s dozen white guys convene in the haps the problem will be re­ movie’s conceit to portray Christ tion of normal elimination, my solved. Other possibilities (that certainly not like any other woods at night to stalk a blind­ PROMISED LAND (R ) Ves matches one at a time, (Willem Dafoe) as the living WILLEM DAFOE first thought would be that this is you haven’t mentioned) are the Hollywood religious epic ever folded black man as if he were no tron, $89.98. A coming-of-age embodiment of this split. If such a may be a woodpecker. a emotional problem. First, have cat’s sexual status and age. If she made. GRADE: * * ★ more than an animal. . . . in role of Jesus movie that was developed at conceit offends you, skip the you changed anything in her is not spayed, heat periods may There’s also potency to Win­ Robert Redford’s Sundance Insti­ Run MecKendrIck/Speclal to the Herald movie. The more open-minded, BETRAYED (R) Greek direc­ limited, largely negative under­ routine? Time of feeding, type or cause disruptions and I urge you ger’s dual life — especially in the tute. this is an earnest, lyrical however, will find plenty of food tor Costa-Gayras, master of the standing of the United States. brand of cat food, location of her to spay her. Once spayed, if this tension created by her divided portrait of four Middle-American for thought and some remarka­ political thriller, tries his hand at Here, it gets out of hand. After litter box? Do you keep it cleaned behavior continues there are loyalty to the two men. The movie kids (Meg Ryan, Kiefer Suther­ ble, moving sequences. an American setting in this working up a full head of steam, regularly? Are there any other hormones available from your allows for some shades-of-gray land, Jason Gedrick and Tracy Match safes, action ‘toys’ Scorsese has intriguingly cast intermittently powerful, ulti­ the movie falls apart in the changes in the house — a new vet that may solve the problem. complexity here; After a while, Pollan) after high school. It's his film with actors known for mately overblown movie. second half, as Winger puts mate, a new baby. Aunt Martha Tranquilizers may also help but the methods of the FBI and the meant to be a study of a thei r offbeat contemporary quali­ Debra Winger stars as an herself in compromising situa­ staying for a prolonged visit, the need to be administered twice racists start to look almost generation growing up without a ties. Dafoe manages the almost- undercover FBI operative who tions that make her seem down­ introduction of another pet? Or a daily usually. And lastly, if she’s impossible task of making Jesus infiltrates a Midwestern white equally corrupt. clear sense of the future, but a lot are popular with collectors separation or divorce? In short, right stupid. GRADE: **'/« aged, senile mental changes But the film goes too far, giving of the evidence seems familiar both a flesh-and-blood character supremacist group. Winger’s en­ anything that can emotionally could be responsible and this may the white supremacists too much and melodramatic. GRADE: and a spiritual force. Harvey try into the group is through an New home video Some of the kitchen models did upset your cat. Sometimes all it be difficult to change. power, and suggesting a conspi­ ■ A '*'/ ! This a w e ­ Keitel makes a strange, yet attractive, deceptively nice-guy double or alternate duty as takes is the view of a strange or A tip for keeping down the odor farmer (Tom Berenger). She racy that extends to other levels HAIRSPRAY (PG ) RCA/Co- some creature . somehow credible, Judas; David (Film grading: ★ ★ ★ * excel­ toothpick holders. threatening neighborhood cat of cat litter boxes: Mix several Bowie is Pilate; and Barbara must determine if the farmer is of society. In the past, C o s t^ lumbia, $89.95. From John Wa- is apparently through a window to precipitate Gavras has shown a sometimes ‘n e fs ("Pink Flamingos") comes lent, ★ ★ ★ good, lair, ★ poor) poised to strafe A few prices from current tablespoons of baking soda (so­ Hershey is a freshly imagined actually one of the most rabid CoDectors’ guidebooks; Lead figural beetle, this behavior. If this is so, curtain dium bicarbonate) and this will any attempt to the window. tamper with $22; Log Cabin, $130; Brass greatly reduce objectionable Corner Buffalo, $35; Silver horseshoe, To be on the safe side have your odor until you can clean the box or the contents of veterinarian do a physical exam the box. Ap­ Russ MacKendrick $235; cast iron satyr’s head, $45. change it. Summer films set box-office records Cinema All over the lot. on your cat. including a stool pearances de­ check and urinalysis, in order to ceive — the References for deeper study; Allan A. LevenUial, D.V.M., Is a the fish-out-of-water adventure story that "A History of Match Safes in the rule out a organic reason for this Bolton veierinaiian. If you have a Bv John Horn they have there.” HARTFORD ^ . needle-nosed » Videocassettes and cable television, though took in more than $100 million, and “ Big,” Clntma CItv — A Handful of Dusf United States,” by Ray Went­ aberration. If this is normal, question you’d like to see ans­ The Associated Press bird is actually increasingly popular, didn’t keep fans from 20th Century Fox’s comic look at a child (P G ) Sat and Sun 1, 3:45, 7, 9:40. — worth in the October 1965 issue of consider the emotional aspect wered in this column, write to: trapped in a man’s body, which is close to Babeffe's Feast (G ) Saf and Sun 1:30, user-friendly, up to a point. That’s Old” (subtitled "Offbeat and play detective. If the reason HOLLYWOOD — This year’s summer “ Who Framed Roger Rabbit” and “ Coming 4 • 15,7; 20,9; 50. — Tu ck e r: The Man and The whole thing is a gimmick to Collectibles” ), we find an illus­ Western Collector. Pet Forum, Manchester Herald, to America,” each ol which grossed more passing the $100 million mark. his Dream (P G ) Saf and Sun 1 :M , 4:05, becomes obvious, try to remedy it P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. movies, attacked for being everything from “ To have four movies over $100 million is 710, 9:30. — Bull Durham (R ) Sat and dispense matches one-to-a- tration with this identical con­ than $110 million. Sun 1:10,3:55,6:50,9:20. blasphemous to reactionary, nevertheless unusual. I believe it’s only happened once customer. The cast-iron assem­ struction and artwork. They call □ □□ The summer season, which began in late EAST HARTFORD shattered box-office records, with a cartoon before,” said Barry London, president of bly is hinged so that when the the bird a woodpecker. The bunny and an African prince leading the way. May and concluded on Labor Day, was not Poor RIehordt Fub and Clnemo— Bio head goes down the beak will picture was in an 1884 catalog COMING EVENT: dominated by any movie, as "Beverly Hills marketing and distribution for Paramount (P G ) Saf 7:30,9:30,12; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Pygmy goats as pets While critics debated the alleged evils of Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Youno Guns impale just one wooden match from the Sargent Co. of New York ’Tuesday, Sept. 13, 6; 30 to 8 Pictures. “ The Last Temptation of Christ” and Cop II” and “ Top Gun” had done in 1987 and (R ) Saf 1,3,5:05,7:35,9:50,11:55; Sun 1, and bring it into the open. and New Haven. The item is said p.m., at the auditorium of the 1986, respectively. Indeed, four separate London said the quantity of good movies 3,5:05,7:35,9:50. — Who Framed Roger Whiton Memorial Library — the “ Rambo III,” moviegoers plunked down this summer “ created an environment” for Rabbit (P G ) Sot-Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, We have seen match safes to have been popular for many approximately $1.7 billion for tickets. movies led this summer’s box-office tally. 7:10. — Cocktail (R ) Sat 12:50,3:10,5:20, meant to go on a journey, and years. first meeting of the season for interesting and piayfui Disney’s “ Roger Rabbit,” an unusual audiences. “ The public’s having a good time 7:50; 10:20, 12:25; Sun 12:50, 3:10,5:20, members of the Manchester That beats the previous summer record of with one movie makes them want to come 7:50,10:20. — A Fish Called Wanda (R ) others made for a kitchen wall, comedy merging animation and live action, Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05, 12:15; We see again in the Time-Life Philatelic Society. President Bob shoes and play on their slides and $1.59 billion, set in 1987. back again.” London said. this type belongs on a hotel FLETCHER. Okla. (AP) — was the season’s No. 1 hit, followed closely by Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05. — Die Encyclopedia with a match stuck Brown notes that there are only teeter-totters. When Mrs. Hill put “ People are movie-minded and they’re “ It’s been a good, diverse product mix,” Hard (R ) Sot 12, 2:30, 5, 7:40, 10:15, counter or a showcase. When a Pygmy goats are just a bunch of Paramount’s “ Coming to America,” featur­ 12:30; Sun 12, 2:30, 5, 7:40, 10:15. — A onto the beak. “ To work this safe, five meetings before the next out grain for them at the top of the going,” Bob Selig, president of the National said Peter Farwell, vice president of drummer, about to go on his way little kids at heart.- Association of Theater Owners in California, ing Eddie Murphy as an African prince in Nightmare on Elm Street IV (R ) Sat with the snake oil or wo(x)en the smoker in need of a light lifted MANPHIL, and welcomes any That’s what Laudell Hill of slide, one iittie goat made five or search of an American bride. Not far behind corporate relations for General Cinema, the 12:20, 2:20, 4:20, 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; Sun the tail.” Can’t see it that way. stamp-lovers another year of said this week. “ People are just not going to country’s fourth-largest theater chain. “ It 12:20, 2:20, 4:20,7:15,9:30. — Betroved nutmeg route, stops to light up a rural Fletcher discovered when six dashes up the incline until he was Paramount’s “ ‘Crocodile’ Dundee II.” (R ) Sat 12, 2:25,4:50, 7 :X , 10:10, 12:30; Better a push with pizazz and searching circuit books, swap­ finally got up enough momentum stay at home every night regardless of what seems we’ve had movies that appeal to all seegar. he could get a match all her husband, LaRue, bought her a Sun 12, 2:25,4:50,7:30,10:10. — Coming follow-through on the back of the ping treasures, philatelic discus­ to reach the food. segments of the population — there’s been to America (R) Sat 2:25,4:40,7:20,9:55, right, but was not tempted to filch pair three years ago. 12:10; Sun 2:25,4:40,7:20,9:55. — Moon neck. sions, bull sessions and good Once there, he played “ King of something for everybody.” a handful for the road. “ My husband kept asking me Over Parador (PG-13) Sat 12:30, 2:40, The heyday for match safes fellowship. the Hill” and nudged away a ‘Holy Drinker' best in Venice Film reviewers apparently had little 4:50, 7:20,9:45, 12; Sun 12:30,2:40,4:50, Action “ toys” like this, what I wanted for a Christmas 7:20,9:45. — M arried to the M o b (R ) Sat was in the years 1875 to 1910. would-be diner who tried to horn impact on which movies became hits: monkey-and-coconut banks and present, and I kept saying I (Udn’t 12:45, 2:50, 8, 10:20, 12:20; Sun 12:45, Creativity ran hog-wild, espe­ Russ MacKendrick Is a Man­ in on his meal. for best actor and Isabelle Huppert and “ Coming to America” met with mixed 2:50, 8,10:20. — Stealing Home (PG-13) so forth, are always popular with know, and he said, ‘You’re going VENICE, Italy (AP) — The Golden Lion cially for the designs of the chester resident who Is an author­ The goats are not only fun but Shirley MacLaine both won best actress. reviews and MGM’s “ Willow” and Disney’s Sot 12:10, 5:10, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:10, collectors. This item was bid off to be sorry,’ and got me these award for the best film at the Venice Film 5:10,9:40. portable types. Mebane’s book ity of many types of collectibles. profitable, too. Registered with Ameche and Mantegna were chosen for “ Cocktail,” both panned, still brought in at a recent auction for $60 and pygmy goats,” Mrs. Hill says. Festival was awarded Friday to “ La MANCHESTER shows about ISO pix of containers Write to him in care of the the American Goat Association their performances in “ Things Change,” a more than $50 million apiece UA Theaters East— Big (PG) Satond found a new owner in no time flat Mrs. Hill was very surprised, Leggenda del Santo Bevitore” (The Legend of made to fit nicely into a pocket or Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, and the National Pygmy Associa­ comedy directed by David Mamet. At the same time, the controversies Sun 2,4:30,7:15,9:40. — Bombl (G ) Sot for $75. but she wasn’t sorry at all. the Holy Drinker) by Italian director and Sun 2:30,4. — Midnight Run (R ) Sat knapsack. Manchester 06040. tion, they sell for $75 each. The surrounding ■ “ Last Temptation” and In John Mebane’s "What’s New “ We enjoy watching animals. Ermanno Olmi. In the film Ameche, the veteran American and Sun 7,9:35. — Arthur 2 on the Rocks “ Rambo III” appeared to have little to do (P G ) Sot and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:10, 9:4d. My husband should have been Hills sold four recently, still had The film is based on a story Austrian actor, plays a shoeshine man who agrees to go 20 the next day and had a goat with their box office performance. “ Last VERNON curator of a zoo. He’d collect novelist Joseph Roth finished just before he to jail for someone else in exchange for. Cine 1 E 1 — Big (PG) Sat and Sun 2, expecting a litter at any time. The Temptation,” which probably wouldn’t have everything if he could,” she says. died in 1939. It tells of miracles that happen to money. 4:15,7, 9:20. — Caddvshack II (P G ) Sat Disney hobby crowds the house pygmies may give birth to up to been a box-office hit under any circumstan­ and Sun 5, 7:10; with The Presidio (R ) Their six children and eight an alcoholic bum named Andreas. Every Ms. Huppert won for her performance in six offspring at a time, but any ces, collected more than $2 million after being Sot-Sun 9:30. — BambI (G ) Sot and Sun grandchildren, who come in to time he needs money, he finds it falling out of Claude Chabrol’s “ Une Affaire de Femmes” 1:30,3:15. said. “ Now. everywhere 1 go quarters. Even so, there is still over four must be bottle-fed. blasted by conservative Christians tor its RICHMOND, Ky. (AP) - Wil­ visit from New Mexico, Arizona, the sky. (An Affair of Women), where she plays a WILLIMANTIC lie and Tobie Hislope’s hobby is that’s the first thing I look for.” not enough space to display Illinois, Texas and Europe, also People buy them for pets. In The best director award went to Theo depiction of a Jesus with human weaknesses. Jlllsen Sauore Cinema — A Fish woman condemned to die because she Called Wanda (R ) Sot 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, taking over their home. The collection includes banks, everything. find the goats fascinating to addition, says Mrs. Hill, “ they Angelopoulos of Greece for his film “ Topio "Rambo III,” the violent Soviet-bashing performed an illegal abortion that killed 7:45,10,12; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10. The Hislopes said they started small figures, matchbox cars, “ We built shelves all the way watch. sometimes use them in Califor­ Stin Omihli” (Walk In The F og). The film is saga about its invasion of Afghanistan that — Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) Sot another woman. collecting Disney characters for games, cameras, socks, lamps, around his bedroom and covered “ You can be depressed and go nia, Florida and Illinois for 4-H about two brothers, five and 11 years old, who opened the week the Russians began pulling 12:30, 2:45, 5,7:15,9:40,11:45; Sun 7:15, 9:40, 11:45. — Moon Over Parador their son Will when he was born rattles, bubble pipes and stuffed them,” Mrs. Hislope said. out and sit down and watch them projects because an 8-year-old set out on a journey to find their father. They Ms. Maclaine won for playing the title role out of the country, grabbed only $55 million in (PG-13) Sat 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30,9:50, three years ago. Since then, the animals. “ And we’ve got a china cabinet and forget all about what you child can handle them easier than have been told he is in Germany but actually of a maniacal, possessive piano master in the nation’s theaters, down sharply from the 12; Sun 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30, 9:50. — A Nightmare on Elm Street IV (R) Sat collection has grown to over a The couple said they display full of it.” her husband added. were worried about when you a steer ... They’re very lovable no one knows who he is. John Schlesinger’s “ Madame Sousatzka.” $150-million success of “ Rambo; -First Blood 12:40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35, 11:30; Sun thousand pieces. most of the collection in their Hislope said they look for the went out there,” Mrs. Hill says. animals, so the kids can get close The international jury also decided to The jury also decided to award the "jury’s Part II” in 1985. 12:40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35. — Young Guns (R) Sat 1,3:15,5:30,7:40,9:50,12; “ We never really knew we’d get son’s room, but they have already Disney items everywhere, from Pygmy goats aye mischievous to them, where they’d be afraid of divide the prizes for best performances grand prize special” to the film “ Camp de Summer flops included “ The Big Blue,” Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:40,9:50. — Hotto Tro t that involved with it,” Hislope had to move the boy to bigger yard sales to antique malls. as children. They love to untie a larger animal.” between two actors and two actresses. Don Thiaroye,” by Sembene Ousmane and “ Big Top Pee-wee,” “Mac It Me,” “ The (P G ) Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, Ameche and Joe Mantegna shared the award Thlemo Faty Sow. Rescue” and “ Monkey Shines.” 11:15; Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15. . y» - MANCHE8TBR HERAU), Saturdayt 10, 19M I MANCHESTER HERALD, SatuiVftiy, Sept. lO, 19$$ — $1 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Atari line a compromise, but the price is right An endless number of possibilities NEW YORK (AP) - There are most of their lives on the farm, to member of her family to go story of Sam Hughes, a teen-ager Bv Larry Blasko software available for just about $999.95 and get a 640x200 resolu­ oriented operating environment make music. Both the 520ST and no sure things in Bobbie Ann those of the children, who have college, taking journalism trsring to learn more about her The Associated Press any sort of task, and if it involves tion displaying four colors, or a from Digital Research. (A “ win­ the 1040ST come with three-voice Mason’s stories, just endless moved away. classes' at the University of late father, a Vietnam soldier sound and graphics, the ST 320x200 resolution displaying 16 dow" is an area of the computer sound, making them nice music possibilities. “ It’s a very confusing time for Kentucky. killed before she was bora. If your computing tastes run to computers deliver great perfor­ colors. Your color choice is from screen where you can do some­ machines in their own right. “ I think in terms of possibility. people of that (the children’s) She has also done her share of ’ ‘In Country,’’ was a best seller. champagne while your comput­ mance at good prices. a palette of 512 colors. thing independent of other areas It’s part of my heritage,” said generation,’’ the author said. moving. After college, she lived A film adaptation, starring the ing budget only supports beer, The Atari 520ST, and it's big The 1040 ST comes with 1 on the screen.) 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I Davies on lead guitar and Activities mostly from the 1980s, re­ wrote a fantastic piece of vocals. Peter Quaife on bass The Senior Center Meals Program corded live during a 1987U.S. music. The producer got a and Mick Avory on drums. began Tuesday and will operate five Monday: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; tour. knife and cut everything. My The current lineup is the days a week. Meals will be served Bingo, 10 a.m.; Pinochle, 12; 30 p.m. Now, Kinks songwriter music was completely Davies brothers. Ian Gib­ from 11:45 to 12:15 at a cost of $1.25 Tuesday: Oil Painting, 9:30 a.m.; bons, keyboards. Jim Rod- Ray Davies is in California, butchered. except Thursday when the cost is Grocery Shopping - call a day in where a musical comedy he ford; bass, and Bob Henrit. advance for ride; Non-Grocery Shop­ “ The best way I did it was $1.75. Please notg. that tickets for composed, "80 Days,’’< is drums. ping (Bradlees) - call a day in a TV film I wrote, directed Thursday’s program must be pur­ playing at the La Jolla and did the music. ‘Return to Davies says, “ It would be Zubin Mehta advance for ride. Johnny Cash chased by Tuesday at noon. Playhouse. Waterloo.’ A few art-type nice for the Kinks to be on Classes are beginning to fill, so Wednesday: Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; ’The album, the British cinemas showed it. Broadway for a week and do Friendship Circie, 10 a.m.; Arts ft group’s second, for MCA " I was approached to a week in Boston rather than don’t wait until the last minute to register or you will be disappointed. Crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Bridge, 12; 30 p.m. Records, was taped in Co­ write an experimental play doing one-nighters. Next People Thursday: Orchestra Rehearsal, lumbia, Md., and Philadel­ with music. So I wrote a play year will be our 25th year. The same applies for trips. The trips to the Big E, Rockingham Raceway, 9:30 a.m.; Lunch, 11:45 a.m. phia. The title song was where the lead character “ The concert we did in Mrs. Mark B. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Stapleton Friday: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; recorded in a studio. The London Dec.- 22 was one of and the Coachlight are filled. Waiting didn’t speak. I ended up Bingo, 10 a.m.; Setback, 12; 30 p.m. song " I t " is new, composed the best ever. We played Cash plays Crockett lists have been established. directing Kenneth Colley, a Wednesday, Sept. 21: Blood Pres­ by Davies as a dance for his Shakespearean actor, using three hours solid, with no Connor-Greenwood Stapleton-Ba] Our calendars, which highlight all LOS ANGELES (AP) — With a coonskin hat. sure Clinic, 9 to 11 a.m. wife, Pat Crosbie, formerly sign language, exploiting intermission and no popcorn. country music star Johnny Cash will play Jessica Eileen Greenwood, daugh­ Susan Marie Baj, daughter of programs, are available at the front with the Irish National We used some of that footage Thursday, Sept. IS: Legal Aid by every facet of hfs face. I felt frontiersman Davy Crockett in a new multipart ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood Robert and Norma Baj of Agawam, office. You may pick one up and use it Ballet. He’d like to expand it it was like doing a silent in the ‘Road’ video. as a reference. appointment. Call 647-3211. adventure tale for NBC’s “ The Magical World of of 151 Camp Meeting Road, Bolton, Mass., and Mark John Stapleton, son so it becomes one side of an movie. “ I ’ve got enough footage to Disney.” and Mark Bryan Connor, son of Mr. of Thomas Stapleton of Moore, S.C. A session on Microwave Cooking album. “ They wanted me to direct make an 8-hour film about Menu Cash plays Crockett at the age of 50 in the opening and Mrs. Robert Connor of Canter­ and Mary Stapleton of Chicago, III., will be held Sept. 21 from 9:30 to 11:15 Recently, the Kinks did something else after ‘Return the Kinks. I ’ll settle for an two-hour episode. He will recall his earlier exploits, bury, were married July 30 at St. were married Aug. 19 at The First a.m. Call the center to register. Monday: Macaroni and cheese, some recording for the next to Waterloo’ but I had other hour and a half.” with Tim Dunigan playing the younger Crockett. The Senior Center will sponsor an vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. album, but that has paused RAY DAVIES M ary’s Church, Willimantic. Church in Windsor. things to do, like finding a Davies believes that the Dunigan was selected from among 1.000 actors for Open House on Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 Tuesday: Chef’s salad (turkey and while Davies works on “ 80 . . . off the road The Rev. Thomas Twomey of St. Dr. Gary Burke officiated at the record company. I always best ballad he ever wrote the role created by Fess Parker in ABC’s p.m., giving seniors the opportunity to cheese), roll, beverage, dessert. Days.” admired the Beatles because was “ Waterloo Sunset” and Joseph’s Church, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride was “ Disneyland” in 1954-55. tour and learn mote about the center’s Wednesday: Hamburger on roll, " I had seen the movie been going on for four years. they stayed with the same the two best rockers were ceremony. The bride was given in given in marriage by her father. The highly popular Davy Crockett series on programs and services. Booths will be dessert, beverage. ‘Around the World in 80 You can’t rush these things.” company. The Kinks have “ You Really Got Me.” which marriage by her father. Teri Green­ Judith Davis, sister of the bride, was “ Disneyland” was television’s first miniseries. set up so that individuals can receive Thursday: Baked chicken, potato, Days’ when I was a kid,” Davies wrote one previous been with four labels. With Van Halen covered, and “ All wood, sister of the bride, was maid of matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Coonskin hats and Davy Crockett T-shirts were a information and ask questions in their Davies says. " I wasn’t that musical, which was rushed, no disrespect to the compan­ Day and All of the Night.” honor. Bridesmaids were Jill Tetrault Melissa Baj, niece of the bride, vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. rage with children, as was the song refrain areas of interest. A free lunch will be Friday: Ham and cheese sandwich, interested in it. But the show for a small English company ies I ’ve been with or am with. which the Stranglers co­ “ Daaaavvvy. Daaaavvvy Crockett, king of the wild and Seanna Connor, sister of the Francine Wilks. Clara Druszkowski served to all new participants. This is soup, dessert, beverage. is really more about Jules in 1982. " I had to write it in I’d rather my career had vered. “ Now when we play frontier!” bridegroom. and Rhonda Bever. Katie Erman was a golden opportunity to find one’s Verne himself. He was the two weeks. It was a bizarre been cataloged with one ‘You Really Got Me,’ new The role of the older Crockett was offered to Bill Sheffield Jr. was best man. flower girl. place at the center. There will be a Scores Steven Spielberg of the Vic­ plot of out-of-work women in record company.” audiences think we’re cover­ Parker, who now owns a hotel in Santa Barbara, but Ushers were John Turner and Stephen Elmo Don Brewer was best man. booth on volunteer opportunities torian era. east London kidnapping In the 1960s, when the ing the Van Halen song.” he declined. The new Crockett series will probably Panteleakos. Ushers were Eric Baj. nephew of the BOWLING — Tuesday, Sept. 6; where you can get involved in "The director; Des McA- Prince Charles. It was com­ Kinks had strings of hit Asked whether he has debut in November. After a reception at the Ukrainian bride, Kent Blake. Ken Hook and Tom Stan Kalinowski 224; Don Ostberg nuff, who did ‘Big River’ activities inside and outside of the missioned by the National singles, they’d put all their mellowed with age. Davies Club in Windham the couple left on a Stapleton, cousin of the groom. Aaron 513; Max Smole 507; Bill Olcavage (based on ‘Huckleberry Theater, by Sir Peter Hall. Senior Center setting. The Health equipment into a truck and recounts a letter from a wedding trip to Nova Scotia. They are Bever was ringbearer. 502; Ed Adams 518; A1 Rodonis 217, Finn’) sent me a telegram He wanted a modem version nephew stating he was Good reviews for Mehta Department will provide blood pres­ tour in Britain on weekends. making their home in Canterbury. After a reception at First Church 588; Ray Martina 208,560; Bert Sweet saying, ‘Broadway need of ‘The Poet and the Women. ’ Now. Davies says. “ Bands angry, discontent, ambi­ sure screenings free of charge. This is PARIS (AP) — The New York Philharmonic, The bride is a graduate of Manches­ the couple left on a wedding trip to 6, 521; John Kravontka 517; Andy you.' which I thought was where the women kidnap like Def Leppard tour 18 tious, jealous, wants to also a good opportunity for children of conducted by Zubin Mehta, had a noteworthy ter High School and is employed as an Bermuda. They are making their Lamoureaux 225, 201,594; LeoLeggitt rather a nice introduction to Aristophanes. months and never make a achieve everything and feels elderly parents to find out how they success for a U.S. orchestra during its 12-city operating engineer for White Oak home in Windsor. 503; Jim Powers 227, 563. the project. “ It was good writing the record for four years. there’s no time. It ended: European tour. can get their parents involved. Lottie Kuczynski 183, 505; Hat “ He sent me a draft script Corp. of Plainville. The bride is a graduate of Agawam song for Prince Charles, a They’re completely “ Uncle Raymond, what are It received good reviews. Please mark Oct. 29 on your Giordano 187, 480; Cathy Ringrose somebody had done. We got patriotic song about Eng­ you like?” The bridegroom is a graduate of H. High School and Harding University exhausted. Francis Little, a spokesman for the orchestra, calendar, the day of the Senior 489; Ida Cormier 470; Pat Olcavage talking about it. I wrote what land. It was off-Broadway "And I can’t decide to go He says, “ I wrote a note Ellis Technical School. He is em­ with a bachelor’s degree in journal­ said the good reviews throughout the tour for Mehta Center’s Annual Arts & Crafts Fair. 186, 506; J. Lukacs 177, 179, 485; I thought a few good tunes style, fun and campy. It was play in Truro and get equip­ back saying, ‘Ditto.’ I’m still ployed as an ironworker foreirian for ism. She is a copy editor at the and his musicians were “ unusual for a traveling More details will follow soon. Yolanda Bums 188, 493; Rose Hamil­ would be. He liked them. He a daunting task to write it in ment together. I have to hire as hungry for success. I take Brunalli Construction of Southington. Manchester Herald. American orchestra.” Best wishes^to Evelyn Slater who is ton 490. got a book writer. I wasn’t two weeks.” about 30 people and it’s all a failure hard. I ’m competi­ The bridegroom is a graduate of A highlight of the tour, he said, was a surprise still recuperating at home. interested in doing David He wrote music for the big deal. tive. That’s the one aspect of Manchester High School and the PINOCHLE — Wednesday, Sept. 7: appearance in Amsterdam by violinist Isaac Stern The Visiting Nurses Association Niven (star of the movie) films "The Virgin Soldiers” “ We still play requests, my personality I try to fight Abrams-Thomas University of Connecticut with a Clara Hemingway 749; Mabel Loomis with the philharmonic, which was to end its tour and Home Care of Manchester will 738. with music. This project has and “ Percy.” He says, "We which sends the light and against.” Friday night in Paris. Suzanne Marie Thomas, daughter bachelor’s degree in political science. hold their Alzheimer Support Group of Atty. and Mrs. Allan D. Thomas of He is employed as an auto technician BRIDGE — Wednesday, Sept. 7: meetings September 14 and 28, from 7 75 Masters Way, and Edward Law­ with Mitchell Dodge of Simsbury. Bill Cooper 5,500; Barbara Conklin to 8:30 p.m. in the Conference Room of Guitar for his birthday rence Abrams, son of Mr. and Mrs. 4,030; Grace Gibbs 3,540; R. Maire the Mental Health Wing in Manches­ Turntable Tips Jack Abrams of Commack, N. Y. were 3,240; Catherine Byrnes 3,400; Nadine NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — The next time ter Memorial Hospital. Malcom 3,110. songwriter Harlan Howard strums his guitar he’ll married Sept. 3 at the Hartford Club, have country music singer Buck Owens to thank. Hartford. Hot singles Top LPs Adult singles Owens gave one of his trademark red. white and The Rev. Stephen Jacobson and blue guitars to Howard as a birthday present Rabbi David Mason officiated. Thoughts 1. ‘ ‘Sweet Child o‘ Mine” Guns *N’ 1. ‘‘Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mer­ 1. ” One Good Woman” Peter Cetera Thursday. Jane Dewey was maid of honor. Roses (Geffen) cury) — Platinum (More than 1 million (Full Moon) Howard wrote the hit “ I ’ve Got a Tiger by the Bridesmaids were Jennifer Thomas, labor and the providence of a loving 2. "Simply Irresistible” Robert units sold.) 2. ‘T11 Always Love You” Taylor Tail.” which Owens recorded 20 years ago. Carrie Thomas and Patricia We are living in times of economic Palmer (EMI-Manhattan) 2. ‘‘Appetite for Destruction” Guns& Dayne (Arista) God. Our personal work alone produ­ The presentation was made at the fifth annual Woodward. uncertainty and, for some, of eco­ 3. ‘ ‘Perfect World” Huey Lewis & The Roses (Geffen) — Platinum 3. “ Perfect World” Huey Lewis & The ces life’s necessities. Harlan Howard Birthday Bash and Guitar Pullin’ at Mason Tolman was best man. nomic hardship. More than ever News (Chrysalis) 3. “ Tracy Chapman” Tracy Chapman News (Chrysalis) We do not know when a crisis of a parking lot on Music Row. More than 1.500 people Ushers were Barry Abrams and Alan before, we need to learn and apply the 4. ‘ ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Bobby (Elektra) — Platinum 4. ‘‘It Would Take a Strong Strong sickness or unempioyment may affect attended, listening as songwriters sang the songs Abrams. principles of economic self-reliance. McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) 4. ‘‘Roll With It” Steve Winwood Man” Rick Astley (RCA) our circumstances. We do, however, they have written. After a reception at the Hartford One of the first principles revealed to 5. ‘‘ril Always Love You” Taylor (Virgin) — Platinum 5. “ I Don’t Want to Go On with You know that the Lord has decreed Club the couple left on a wedding trip Adam when he was driven out of the Dayne (Arista) 5. ‘ ‘He’s the DJ, I‘m the Rapper” D.J. Like That” Elton John (MCA) calamities for the future and has First lady of the month to Martha’s Vineyard. They will make Garden of Eden was “ In the sweat of 6. ‘‘ When It’s Love” Van Halen Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince (Jive) — 6. “True Love” Glenn Frey (MCA) warned us to be prepared. For these Platinum their home in New York. thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou (Warner Bros.) 7. “ Look Out Any Window” Bruce NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — Grand Ole Opry reasons we have been counseled to be 6. ‘‘Falth” George Michael (Colum­ Hornsby & The Range (RCA) The bride is a graduate of Bates return unto the ground.” (Genesis singer-songwriter-humorist Johnny Russell says if thrifty and self-reliant, to avoid 7. ‘‘If It Isn’t Love” New Edition bia) — Platinum 8. “ Missed Opportunity” Daryl HallA College and attended the University of 3:19).This clearly conveys that the he’s elected president he’d hold yard sales on the unnecessary debt, to be industrious, (MCA) 7. ‘‘OU812” Van Halen (Warner John Oates (Arista) Exeter, Exeter. England and is Lord expects each one of us to White House lawn and have a First Lady of the to live within our means, and to 8. "Nobody’s Fool” Kenny Loggins Bros.) — Platinurn 9. “ Here With Me” REO Speedwagon Month club. employed as a media supervisor with individually provide for our own prepare in times of plenty as did (Columbia) 8. ‘ ‘Open Up and Say Ahh” Poison (Epic) Russell, who wrote the hit song “ Act Naturally.” Young ft Rubicam Adviertising of New temporal needs. We should not, while (Enigma) — Platinum 10. “ l-2-3” Gloria Estefan & Miami Joseph in Egypt of old. (Genesis 41) 9. ‘ ‘ Love Bite;;,’ ’ Def Leppard is forming a political party, which will have its first York City. Mrs. Edward L. Abrams physically able, voluntarily shift to 9. “ Rlchard Marx” Richard Marx (Mercury) Sound Machine (Epic) convention of sorts this month at a nightclub. The bridegroom is a graduate of the another the burden of our support. All David Eield, Bishop (EMI-Manhattan) — Platinum He is offering himself as a presidential candidate State University of New York at executive at Young ft Rubicam we obtain in life of a material nature The Charch of Jesus Christ 10. " It Would Take a Strong Strong 10. "Long Cold Winter” Cinderella of Latter-Day Saints (^llboerd Publications Inc.) on the US Party ticket. Its members will gather Buffalo and is employed as an account Advertising. should come as a product of our own Man” Rick Astley (RCA) (Mercury) Sept. 20 at the Nashville Palace nightclub. MARKET REPORT BUSINESS Highlights AaiviiY over lh« pasi 30 tfading days Pitney Bowes pays seffleirieni a tM n a NEW HAVEN (AP) - Pitney Bowes spokesman, said the com­ tant customer.” >.M«- HIGH 2,0M.73 Bowes Inc. agreed to pay $575,000 pany maintains that the terms of The government said it never LOW 3,038.S4 of the week to the U.S. government rather its contracts with customers filed a lawsuit or administrative Energy costs fuel inflation; CLOSE 2,0M.81 than face potential claims stem­ other than the government justi­ CHANGE Up 3.69 charges against Pitney Bowes Bv The Associated Press li!!i ming from a contractual dispute fied charging them lower prices. over the contract dispute. It over the sale and rental of “ The GSA had claimed it was characterized the $575,000 pay­ ■ The Securities and Exchange Commis­ copying equipment to U.S. agen­ entitled to more favorable pricing ment as being made "in settle­ food prices begin recovery sion, in a long-awaited move, filed extensive cies. officials said Friday. as a result of certain contracts. ment of potential civil and civil insider-trading, fraud and stock manipu­ M' i.iji Assistant U.S. Attorney Jere­ IS We maintain the differences in administrative claims or causes lation charges against the investment firm miah Donovan said the General By Dove Skidmore uted to the energy price boom. the terms and conditions of other of action” against the company. Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., Michael Service* Administration and Pit­ The Associated Press “ We’ve had a very strong contracts justified the pricing,” Donovan said $575,000 was “ a driving season and heavy de­ Milken, the head of its junk bond trading unit, ney Bowes disagreed over the O’Mahoney said. compromise between what we and others. All defendants denied the charges, interpretation of a 1984-85 con­ WASHINGTON - A late- mand for gasoline. That has “ But rather than dispute the thought we should have been which stemmed from an investigation tied to tract worth $1,95 million to the summer surge in gasoline prices kicked up the price of gasoline GSA’s claim, Pitney Bowes de­ charged under the contract and convicted stock speculator Ivan Boesky. Stamford-based manufacturer of fueled wholesale inflation in relative to petroleum. We expect cided to settle the matter in the what Pitney Bowes thought ■ In a similar case, Stephen Sui-Kuan Wang MTWTfUTwfPMlWTFMTWTF MTWTFBlVrlf office machines. August at a pace matching the that to tall off as soon as the J ______I ______15______22______29______I______interest of satisfying an impor­ should have been charged.” Producer Jr., a former Morgan Stanley & Co. rookie Officials said the contract was highest level of the year, even driving season ends, which tradi­ analyst, pleaded guilty to the first criminal awarded under the GSA’s multi­ though food prices began recov­ tionally is after Labor Day,” he Price Index charges stemming from what the government ple award schedule program in ering from the drought, the Pefcem change kom phorm ofi^ said. However, he warned that natu­ has called the second largest insider trading which GSA negotiates contracts NEED SOME EXTRA government said Friday. case in Wall Street history. And William Dillon, with a number of vendors who The Labor Department said its ral gas prices probably will Business a fired Merrill Lynch & Co. stockbroker, may then sell covered products to Producer Price Index for finished continue rising as the weather ♦0 5% pleaded guilty to fraud after admitting he participating federal agencies at goods rose a seasonally adjusted turns colder. SPENDING MONEY!! Food prices one step short of traded securities based on advance knowledge prices established in the GSA 0.6 percent last month, the of stock-touting columns in Business Week contract. heftiest increase since an identi­ retail stores rose a moderate 0.4 Newman becomes partner Earn money and prizes by percent last month for the second magazine. The contract gave the U.S. cal rise in March. ■ The Senate approved new limits on Robert E. Newman of government “ favored customer” delivering the Manchester Herald If that rate held for 12 consecu­ month in a row. They had shot up imports of textiles, clothing and shoes, defying South Windsor has been status and entitled it to the lowest tive months, inflation at the 0.8 percent in May and 1.1 percent In your neighborhood. in June in reaction to the the threat of a veto just weeks before elected to the partner­ prices available to anyone for wholesale level would amount to ship of Coopers and widespread summer drought. November elections. copying machines, equipment Call today to get more details. 6.9 percent, more than triple the ■ The Labor Department said its Producer Lybrand of Hartford. and supplies, Donovan said. 2.2 percent price rise for 1987. For A sharp 12.6 percent price rise Price Index for finished goods rose a Newman joined the He said the government the first eight months of 1988, ,-0 3%l for eggs and a 9.6 percent gain for vegetables were offset by a 6.4 seasonally adjusted 0.6 percent last month, the firm in 1977 as a staff thought Pitney Bowes didn’t live 647-9946 wholesale inflation was running SON D J F M A M J J A heftiest increase since an identical rise in accountant and was up to that part of the contract. at an annual rate of 4.3 percent. 1987 is a e percent drop in fruit prices and Newspaper routes available in your area... March. promoted to manager in “ If any other customer gets a White House officials said they Aug B7 July 88 A u » 8 S declines for rice, chicken and ■ The government reported that the nation’s 1982. In addition to lesser price, then we’re entitled to Hartan St...... 15-83 East Center St...... 408-608 were unconcerned about the 1' + 0 .5 % beef. + 0 .3 % Analysts said fruit trees hit by commercial banks earned $10.5 billion in the insurance, he has deve­ it too.” Donovan said. Henry St...... 16-119 news. first and second quarters of this year, their loped expertise in the John O’Mahoney, a Pitney Summit St...... 332-382 Judith Dr...... all “ Fluctuations of this size are summer heat had produced their most profitable six months on record. fields of education and Farm Dr...... all commonly observed,” said spo­ “ It’s not as bad as one might fruit early. As for meats, the 0.6 ■ Automakers said car and truck sales fell government. Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Norwood Dr...... all kesman Marlin Fitzwater. “ We have feared and the markets percent dip in beef prices was less Prospect Dr...... 84-114 10.7 percent in August, compared with the He is a graduate of the Lilley St...... all have taken it that way. ... There than the 2.5 percent July decline Retirees sue still believe inflation is under same period a year ago when incentives University of Notre Main St...... 399-494 were no suprises and no reasons as pastures began to recover Summit St...... 1-70 Squire Village...... all control,” prompted quicker buying decisions by Dame and he received for increased alarm,” said David from the drought and farmers Wadsworth St...... all The steep August increase did master’s degrees from Lydall St...... 1-73 Jones, an economist with Aubrey sent fewer animals to slaughter. consumers. for benefits Huntington ...... all not disturb financial markets ■ A Commerce Department report found the University of Wis­ Parker St...... 356-540 because, when volatile food and G. Lanston, a government securi­ “ We have another month of that U.S. businesses plan to spend a record consin and Case West­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - Retired Highwood Dr...... all Woodbridge St...... 287-357 energy categories were excluded, ties dealer in New York. fairly significant food price in­ $429.4 billion this year for plant and equipment ern Reserve University. Robert E. Newman employees of two former Singer Woodbridge St...... 408-489 the index rose a modest 0.3 Much of the price pressure in creases ahead of us, but after that spending. Co. plants in South Carolina have Golway St...... all August stemmed from a 2.2 the numbers should start to calm Kerry St...... all South Main Condo’s...... 441 percent, just half the July rate. ■ The Federal Reserve Board said Ameri­ filed a $100 million class-action percent rise in energy costs, the down,” said Ratajczak, who North St...... all Most analysts look to other cans took out $2.6 billion more in consumer Kodak ends 13-month year suit seeking guarantees of health prices than food and energy as a biggest leap since April. Gasoline conducts his own price surveys. North School St...... 1-84 Tracy Dr...... all credit than they paid off in July, marking a and life insurance benefits. Cushman Dr...... all better indication of underlying prices rose 3.8 percent even He said winter livestock shor­ ROCHESTER, N Y. (AP) - Starting in 1990, sharp slowdown from the pace of growth The civil action was filed Scott Dr...... 4-108 inflation. though crude oil prices fell 1.7 tages likely to follow the drought- Eastman Kodak Co. employees will stop working 13 Alpine St...... all during the first half of the year. Tuesday in New Haven federal American Legion Dr...... all Passenger car prices, which percent. The price of natural gas induced slaughtering will drive months a year. Packer S t...... all ■ A report by the International Monetary court on behalf of more than 9,000 Armory St...... all rose 3.6 percent while fuel oil meat prices up next year. Horace S t...... all had risen steeply early in the Fund predicted inflation-adjusted growth of 3.8 Kodak is abandoning the 13-month calendar Singer retirees nationwide Haynes St...... all summer, were up a moderate 0.3 edged down 0.2 percent. Wholesale prices for interme­ Overland St...... all percent for major industrialized nations in developed by founder George Eastman in 1928. The againstSinger and Florida inves­ Main St...... 285-378 percent last month. Clothing Donald Ratajczak, an econo­ diate goods rose only 0.4 percent, change follows a task force report that concluded, tor Paul Bilzerian, who led an Russell St...... all costs, after soaring earlier in the mist at Georgia State University, their smallest gain since Febru­ 1988. Green Rd...... 204-330 ■ The Agriculture Department said the " It’s time to harmonize the calendar.” unfriendly takeover of Singer year, were down 0.4 percent for said a shortage of unleaded ary. Raw material prices were up earlier this year. Porter St...... 458-650 Henry St...... 261-315 Soviet Union bought an additional 802.400 The change actually makes little difference to Princeton S t...... 167-190 men and boys and up a slight 0.1 gasoline at. the peak of the a sharp 1.1 percent but had fallen Bilzerian. who acquired the Wyllys St...... 1-90 metric tons of U.S. corn for delivery during the Kodak employees, except that department heads Tanner St...... 124-168 percent for women and children. summer vacation season contrib­ by the same percentage in July. company in January for $1.06 1988-89 marketing year which began on Sept. 1. who make out 13 financial reports a year now will fill Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Wellesley...... all ■ Shamrock Holdings Inc. launched a hostile out only 12. billion, prompted the suit by Gardner St...... 3-66 bid for Polaroid Corp., upping its offer to $42 a refusing several attempts by the Gardner St. West...... all Washington S t...... all Eastman, a busy man, probably wished he could South Carolina-based Singer Re­ Highland St. Trade stats may confuse market share, or a total of $2.4 billion for the Polaroid cram more than 24 hours into a day or seven days shares it does not already own. tirees Action Committee to dis­ (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 M ain...... 176-280 into a week. But his 13-month calendar was intended cuss the benefits, committee Sycamore Lane...... all Delmont...... 9-74 By Chet Currier about $1.5 billion lower than “ merchandise” trade deficit, and ■ A federal judge issued a restraining order to smooth out variations in the standard calendar, in insurance and freight are not temporarily blocking the $2.5 billion merger of officials said Thursday. Hollister...... 3-74 The Associated Press otherwise, analysts note. which months can be anywhere from 28 to 31 days “ I think we had to do what we Lakewood Circle...... all merchandise, but services Lucky supermarkets into American Stores, Bunce...... all Bond...... all Previously, the Customs value long and have four and sometimes five weekends. had to do” because of Bilzerian’s Sterling PI...... all NEW YORK - When Wall instead. saying the combination threatens serious Nike Circle...... all trade balance had been reported irreversible harm to Californians. refusal to meet, said committee Hlllcrest...... all Street has its monthly confronta­ Commerce Department offi­ Ferguson Rd...... all at least two days later than the ■ Britain’s Carlton Communications PLC co-chairman Ralph G. Seel of tion with the government’s trade cials have said that the change in Pension fund offers clout EIro...... all original, unadjusted figure, and agreed to buy Technicolor Inc., the film Anderson, S.C. Main St...... 1-174 statistics next Wednesday, a new procedure, which was mandated Flow er...... all commanded almost no attention duplicating company whose trademark ap­ ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP) — If you are one of the A woman answering the tele­ Grove...... 1-47 wild card will be added to the by the trade bill enacted in Pine H ill...... all E. Middle Tpk...... 0-162 from stock and bond investors. pears on many top movies, for $780 million. 50 million Americans with company retirement phone at Bilzerian’s office in game. August, is intended to put proper Stamford said neither Singer nor As Charles Taylor at ■ Campeau Corp. agreed to sell all 76 of its benefits, your pension fund gives you economic The Commerce Department is emphasis on those numbers that clout in corporate boardrooms and the stock Bilzerian had yet received court adopting a new format for report­ Prudential-Bache Securities as­ most accurately depict the Gold Circle and Richway stores for more than $325 million. market, says Clifford W. Smith. notification that the suit was CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 ing the figures, and analysts say serted, “ the July merchandise situation. filed. She declined further ■ Trans World Airlines Inc. shareholders it may create more than the usual trade deficit will be about $1.5 Smith, a professor of finance at the University oi comment. Still, Wall Street analysts say, overwhelmingly approved Chairman Carl C confusion in the financial billion lower than it otherwise Rochester, says pension funds and other institu­ Seel and Carl Warner of it may well introduce a new Icahn’s proposal to buy their shares and take markets. would be. tional investors vote more actively than individuals Pickens. S.C.. originally formed elem ent of uncertainty to the nation’s seventh largest airline private. Along with a number compara­ on antitakeover amendments and management the committee in February just to “ But this is a cosmetic im­ markets that are highly sensitive ■ The latest Transportation Department ble to those of past months, the proposals that would harm shareholder interest. represent Singer retirees of Jf provement only. The current- to economic statistics like the figures found that about four of every five department will calculate the plants in Anderson and Pickens. account deficit, and therefore the trade data. flights by major U.S. airlines arrived on time in Pension funds with assets of over $2 trillion also nation’s trade deficit excluding dollar-financing requirement of But more than 1,500 retireps “ Two different numbers on the July. account for about 40 percent of trading on the New the cost of freight and insurance have written letters of support the United States, will not be same day will initially generate ■ Box-office results showed that this year’s York Stock Exchange. for imports. affected one lota.” since the committee wrote letters some temporary confusion and summer movies shattered records, with This so-called Customs value “ Your average large fund holds some of nearly all earlier this summer to Singer 8 method of figuring the balance Some say that kind of assess­ possible cynicism about govern­ roughly $1.7 billion in tickets sold, up from last securities traded in U.S. capital markets,” Smith ment is too harsh. After all, they ment tampering with statistics union and non-union retirees between imports and exports year’s summer record of $1.59 billion. says. nationwide. Seel said. typically produces a deficit total say, the subject of the data is the before elections.” said Harris. f r ■ r I* ‘ » • . » »-»*•*.■? ^ V ' Science & Health Yale study suggests best ways PART TIME HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers CARPENTERS needed- to cope with pangs of jealousy PART time car washer Woman wins lUD case Imedlate openings for (Quiz on page 2) and handyman. Must JCPenney experienced carpen­ ST. PAU L, Minn. (A P ) — A federal Jury on Friday have excellent driving sor of psychology, in a recent coped with each situation. ters. All phases of con- awarded nearly $9 million to a woman, saying G.D. O! beware, my lord, of jealousy: record. Hours, 1-5, Full and part time poal- 1. Squeal (Hog) interview. “ But we found that While self-bolstering is not an sfructloh. Full time Searle & Co. was negligent in testing the Copper-7 It is the green-eyed monster Apply: Tom Kelley646- tlons open at our Spencer employment and be­ 2. Samson (Judges, Ch. 15) strategy actually made you feel effective way to prevent envy or 6464. Carter Chevrolet intrauterine device and misrepresented it, which which doth mock St. catalog sales center. nefits. Coll 742-5317. 3. Billy (Goat) worse in jealousy-producing jealousy, it was the only coping 1229 M a in S tre e t, B a m -5 p m , Monday 4. Timber! was a cause of the woman’s sterility. The meat it feeds on Energetic persons situations” strategy that kept students from Manchester. through Friday. 5. Bull The jury awarded Esther Kociemba, 30, of Elk — Shakespeare's "Othello" needed to provide good “ Ignoring your feelings and becoming depressed once they DONE BABYSITTER R iver $7 million in punitive damages, $1 million for service In a customer MAINTENANCE. Full or 6. (a) Lydia — Paul (y) getting on with your daily work were already jealous. ifeclDra for well be­ part time position In emotional distress and $750,000 for pain and By Larry Rosenthol haved 9 year old. contact area. Good (b) Leah — Laban (x) and striving even harder ... for The psychologists described a restaurant. Apply In The Associated Press Tuesdav-Frlday morn­ hourly rata, discount pri­ (c) Eve — Seth (z) disability. what*you want works better.” he third coping strategy as selective person: 141 New Lon­ The jury decided Mrs. Kociemba’s husband, ings. Bowers school, vilege. and an extensive don Turnpike, Glaston- (d) Martha — Lazarus (w) said. ignoring. In employing this de­ your house or mine. benefits package may be William, did not experience the loss of consortium NEW HAVEN — Pangs of bury, C T. 659-2656. (e) Jezebel — Ahab (v) The psychologists term that fense, a person says, “ Ah, it’s not Licence not necessorv. offered. as a direct result of his wife’s use of the Copper-7 and jealousy can best be overcome by E A R LY Morning donut coping strategy self-reliance. so important to me anymore Good pay. Call 646-1809. did not award him damages. maintaining your normal daily Apply in person during finisher wanted. Victims of jealousy may long to anyway,” Salovey said. HAIRDRESSER needed. Jurors also concluded that the Chicago-based activities and sticking to your store hours. Monday-Friday, 3am- curl up at home with a bowl of ice Part time to work In PART time mornings. 9am. Apply: Mister Do­ Searle was not negligent in its design or goals rather than by trying to “ But I suppose there is a limit small friendly salon. cream while recalling every word General office worker nut, 255 West Middle HELP WANTED HELPWANTCD manufacture of the Copper-7 worn by Mrs. "g et in touch with your feelings,” to how many times you can do Call Lori at 645-8172 or of praise ever uttered by family, for Manchester Real JCPenney Turnpike, Manchester. research by two Yale psycholo­ that. Nothing is going to be 646-4122. 226 Spencer St. Kociemba. friends and acquaintances, Salo­ Estate office. Typing 8, T R E E CARE Sales Repre­ M A TU R E woman to fake Jurors refused to comment on the verdict. gists has found. important to you...if you employ LABRATORY aide, part bookkeeping expe- Manchester, C T vey said. sentative. The Bartlett - care of children In Searle attorney Paul Strain of Baltimore said the The psychologists say their it-all the time,” Salovey said. time, 1-5pm. Responsi­ rlence helpful. 646-4655. Eoeu/F Tree Expert Company DRIVER Such a strategy may appear to ble (or maintenance of exclusive day care cen- verdict will be appealed. research also showed that think­ From their studies, the Yale CHILDCARE needed. is looking for moti­ fer. Monday-Frldav, 7- be the best way to help bolster glassware and some Coventry area ing positively about ones good psychologists have found that in Monday-Wednesday, vated tree care special­ 1 or 1-6. Starting SS.OO bruised self-esteem, but he said sample preparation. 7-3, 1 year old, mv HARDWARE Clerk. Full ist for the central Con- qualities and doing nice things for the normal course of human Call Dee Deptula (or per hour. Childrens Manchester the research found it does little to home. 88-89 school or part time. Good pay. nectlcut area. Place Inc., 643-5535. Diabetics need foot care oneself, a defense strategy they relationships people are going to Inte rvie w , 646-5628. reduce the pain of jealousy. year. Transportation Apply: Conyers Hard­ Knowledge of tree care Herald routie. term self-bolstering, does little to experience envy and jealousy, EO E M /F or green Industry ne­ BUSPERSONS. Highly ORADELL, N.J. (A P) — Diabetics should look at The study by Salovey and provided. 647-7621 after ware, 646-5707. motivated Individual stave off jealous despair. and “ to the extent they do not run ACCOUNTS Payable, .______cessary. Sales expe­ Short Hours — their feet every day for early identification of small Judith Rodin, a professor of 6 needed. Day/Evenlng The psychologists, who have your life, they maybe healthy and part time, 12-4pm, TE A C H IN G Assistant. 1 rience helpful. We Great Pay! lesions so as to prevent future problems. psychology, medicine and psychi­ some office experience DONUT BAKER offer excellent earn­ positions.Experience been studying jealousy over the helpful,” Salovey said. loving person to care preferred. Will fraln. Even so, there may be times when a diabetic will atry, is to be published in the fall ^ required. $6.50 per ings and benefits. For Call 647-9946 past five years, based their latest for 3 and 4 year olds, WANTED Inquire qt L'AmerIcaIn have to remain completely off his feet because of a issue of the Journal of Social and' The researchers found in their hour. Call 522-2257, ask further Information findings on an examination of 2:30-5:'30, Mondav- Resturqunt, 522-6500. Ask for foot infection, says Patient Care magazine. Clinical Psychology. study of the Yale students that for Karen or Connie. Frlday. Salary Is based and appointment, call how 95 Yale undergraduates Friday-Tueday 649-8150.______Moderate exercise with good foot support can help In the study, conducted during there are very few situations IMMEDIATE openingfor on experience. Call 646- LEGAL Secrefary recep- Gerlinde coped with both jealousy and a part time secretary nights tlonlst. Legal expe­ the 1986-87 academic year, stu­ where anyone would feel jealousy 7160.______FULL or part time kit­ improve circulation. Wear cotton or wool socks and envy. position. Previous ex- chen help. Dishwasher, rience helpful. Typing, dents rated the frequency with or envy. To predict when some­ PA R T Tim e custodial as- Apply: X-RAY Tecniclan, full good leather shoes that fit well. Never go barefoot, "W e like to think getting in plerence preferred. Sa­ line cook, up to $7 per work processor, shor­ which they experienced jealousy- one will feel envious or jealous, . sistant for female facil­ Mister Donut thand, good telephone time for busy orfho- wear cheap plastic shoes or socks with holes. touch with your feelings is a good lary depends on expe­ ity. 9:30 am to 1pm, 5 hour. Free meals, will pedlc practice In En­ provoking situations in four “ life “ you have to figure out what they rience. Call Kathy at train. Tony's Cuisine, manner. Benefits These tips will help the diabetic’s sub-par blood thing, that exploring how you feel days a week. Apply field area. Excellent domains,” the amountof jealousy stake their sense of self on.” 646-2094. 255 W. Middle Manchester, 643-9202. available, centrally lo­ circulation and skin defenses, not just in the foot but will make you feel better,” said Facilities Services, cated office, stort Im­ starting salary and be­ experienced and the way they Salovey said. COOK-GIlead Hill School. South Windsor Board Tpke. nefits. Reply to Box A, around the entire area below the knee. Peter Salovey, assistant profes­ $6.46 per hour. Approx­ mediately. Call 649- of Education, 1737 2865.______c / o Manchester imately 5Vi-6 hours per Main Street, South Manchester DRIVER Herald.______day. Call 228-9458 (or Windsor, 528-9711, ext. N AIL Technician needed for busy nail salon In NANNY - Care tor four oppllcatlon and 40. EOE. e q u i p m e n t operators. NAAACO/one of month old In my home. Interview.______Lawn crew and genera I America's largest re­ Glastonbury. Expe­ DRIVERS-Yellow rienced only. Call CIndl Call 643-0392.______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 H E LP . Single parent des­ Freight System Is tak­ laborers. Expresslye tailers of home lei­ Grounds landscaping, at 659-2068 or 659-2153. M IC H AELS Jewelers has perately needs emer- ing applications for sure products, has afull time service sales Lota/Lond for Sola...... Merchandise Muaicol Itama...... 872-8088 between 9 and Notices Comaro* and Photo Eoulpmant.. gency back-up casual (part time) CREW chelf trainee - Invaatmant Prooarty...... 3.______Immediate opening position open. Retail Lott/Found...... 01 Bualnaa* Prooartv...... Hotidov Saoaonol...... Pats and Suppllaa...... babysitter for 3 little Class I licensed city carpet, furniture, exposure a plus. Great P trto n a li...... 01 flaaort Prooarty...... Specioli#D <|tt! I Mlacallonaoua for Sol*...... girls. 721-9343. Between for Class I Driver. floor, upholstry, walls Announctmtntf...... 03 Antiquaa ond Collactiblaa...... Top Sola*...... drivers at our East POULTRY Personnel- benefit package. Apply Mortoooaa...... 57 Clothinp...... 9-5. Ask for Mr. Gould. and general cleaning Aucllont...... 04 Wontad to Buy...... Services Wontad to Buy/Trod*...... Hartford location. Re­ needs men and women. Postlon Is perma­ In person, Tuesday- FInanclol...... 05 Furnitura...... 59 DELIVERY person, quirements Include: Will train. Full time. nent. Full benefits. O T with reputable franchi­ Child Cora...... 51 Elactricot...... TV/St*r*o/Aoplloncca...... Saturday, 10am-5pm at Employment & Educotlon Rentals Claonino Sarylca*...... S3 Hootlno'Plumblno...... 60 days, Monday-Frldav, minimum 21 years of Paid medical, life and see east of the river. If ...... 61 Mochlnary and Toot*...... Automotive available. All New En­ 958 Moln Street, Man- Port Tim* Halo Wonttd...... 10 Room* for Rant...... tow n C o ra ...... S3 Mlacallonaoua SarUlea*...... flexible hours to de­ age; minimum 2 years retirement plan. Call you're reliable, ener­ chester. 643-2741. H*lp Wontad...... 11 Aportmanta for Rant...... Bookkaaplnp/lncoma T a x .. ..54 SOrvIcaa Wontad...... 63 Gordantno...... Cor* for Sola ...... gland Deliveries, no getic, diversified and Situotlon Wontad...... 13 Condominium* for Rant.. Coroantry/Ramodallnp...... S5 Londacoolno...... 63 Good Thinpa to Eat...... Trucka/Vona for Sol*...... liver cider to food of Tractor-Trailer ex­ Arbor Acres Farm. 633- ...... 64 A ID E for general duties Bufinait OoDortunltlaa...... 13 Homaafor Rant...... Pol ntlnp/Poparinp...... 54 Concrata...... Fual OII/Cool/FIrawood...... Compara/Trollara...... stores. Call Debbie, perience; valid Chauf­ 4681, ext. 250. EO E. overnight. Above people oriented, come Initructlon...... 14 Stora/Otfic* Spoc*...... In small rest home. Form Supollaa ond Eoulpmant.. Motorcyclaa/Mopads...... feurs license 8i current and lain us. Good driv­ Emolovmant &arvlcat...... 15 Raaort Proparty...... Auto Sarvlcaa...... 9am-1pm, 633-4880.___ starting wage. Apply Induatrlol Prooarty...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Offica/Ratoll Eoulpmant...... ing record necessary. Good working condi­ Auto* for Rant/Laoaa...... PART Time office work. DOT physical card. In person: Real Estate Gorooaa and Storopa...... MONTHLY CASH IN AOVA.NCE RATES... Racraotlonol Eoulpmant...... Mlacallonaoua Automotiv*...... $7.00 and up for the tions, benefits. Call 649- . Roommota* W ontad...... Yellow offers competi­ AUTOMOTIVE Homai for Sol*...... 31 Coll 643-2711 for more Information! Boot* and Morin* Eoulpmant.... Wontad to Buy/Trod*...... Billing, bookkeepping right person. 633-3335 4510, Mondav-Friday, Condominium* for Sol*...... 21 Wontad to Rant...... and telephone. Flexi­ tive union wages. Can­ didate should apply In OFFICE POSITION NAMCO or 649-3433.______8-2:30. Ask for Mrs. READ YOUR AO: Clottifed odvertlsements ore ble hours. Excellent Various duties Includ­ Brook.______D E A D L IN E S : For clossifled advertlsments to token by telephone as o convenience. The person, Monday- 100 Sanrico Dr. R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per dov. hourly wage. Call ing phones, typing, fil­ D E N T A L Assistant- Pedi­ 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Soturdoy. the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Frldav, 185 Burnham Manchester, C T Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Tweedle Dental Arts, 30 to Sldoys: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publlco- Street, East Hartford, ing and MVD work. Ex­ atric practice In Man­ the original insertion. Errorswhichdonotlessen 649-0436. RN'S/LPN'S 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tlon. For advertisements to be published CT. EOE M/F/H/V perience a plus but will chester, full time Monday, the deadline Is 3:30 p.m . on Fridoy. the volue of the advertisement will not be 3 PM - 7 AM Minimum chorte: 4 lines. corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion. ___ train the right peraon. F U L L Tim e. We have position, experience 11 PM — 7 AM Apply in person to: openings for the.As­ preferred. Benefits. Bailar 7 A M ^ 7 PM sembly and packaging Call 649-4655, Ask for 7 PM - 7 AM T.V. RENTAL C A R D IN A L of our homemade Carolyn or Karen. I HELP WANTED foods. $5.50 per hour to Fall aa4 Part Tiaie LOST LOST PART TIME PART TIME REP BUICK, INC. , start with scheduled We’re the areas newest Notices AND FOUND AND FOUND [^FINANCIAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Mature, dependable ELECTRICIANS. Imme­ 81 Adams Street wage reylews and su­ CERTinED NURSE rehab, center special­ person for permanent diate openings (or full Manchester, C T per benefits. We need AIDES izing in geriatrics and part time in time Journeymen caring people to loin Post-acute care. LOST. Black, male cat LOST. Spooky. Large ABANDON the search. TEACHERS. Readlng- BAKER for Saturday and Electricians. Fast An* Nano AMo We offer the areas hi­ At a condition precedent to black female cat, dou­ Thank you for making Manchester Hosptial our team. Call 633-7656, with white stomach /Math certified for af­ Sunday, 5am-12pm. growing company Is Ask for Dave. Applleaab ghest staff to patient the placement of any odver- ble pawed, very shy. us number 1 (or 41 ter school or weekend Apply at A & A Food Granada Hosptial TEACHERS for Sunday tltlna In the Manchester He­ and feet. One year old. looking for motivated Jewish religious Fall aa* Part Tian ratio Last seen on August 28, Last seenn In the Kee­ years. For fast, confi­ tultoring. Call 4pm- Store. Route85, Bolton. Group is the largest ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ rald, Advertiser hereby Individuals and offersc school. Grades 1,2,4,5 town Insurance com­ Wo offer the areas hi­ • Flexible agrees ta protect. Indemnify Charter Oak Street- ney, Bush Hill, Red­ dential service and 8pm. Monday- W OMAN for general ad- provider of television competitive salary and ghest staff to patient -V Scheduling wood area. Please help easy terms, call us for Thursday, Center tor and 7. Salary commen­ pany seeks self-starter and hald harmless the Man­ Sycamore Lane area. mlnlstratlve duties In rental services to benefits package. Call surate with education ratio. • Complete Health chester Herald, Its officers Answers to Reebok. us find her. Call 643- all your financial Learning, 646-4943. with good typing and Ariall office. Flexible hospitals. We are 789-0832. EO E M /F and experience. Call math skills for dlyersl- • Flexible insurance and employees against any Please help usf Ind him. 7699 or 646-3171. needs. Conn 8i Conn hours. 4 hours per day, "including Dental" and all liability, loss or TW O 20 Hour positions looking for a person to 644-8466. fled position. Willing to Scheduling Reward. Call 649-7492 233-9687. 5 days per week. Call Soles Position* • Uniform expense. Including attor­ Placing an ad In Classified adding to present staff. help coordinate our learn a must. Growth • Complete Health neys' fees, arising from after 6. Whitham Nursery. 643- Allowance Is easy. Just call 643-2711. Apply: Salvation TV Rental Program, potential. Full benefits. Insurance • Pension Plan claims of unfair trade practi­ A R m y , 385 B ro a d 7802.______ASSEMBLERS Call for Interview. 249- ces, Infringement of trade­ GREY Tiger cat. Answers We'll help you with the PART TIME 3-4 days per week, "Including Dental’’ • Bonus Hours Street, Manchester__ B A B Y Sifter needed after 9391.______marks, trade names or pat­ to Buddy. Weaver wording of your ad. HELP WANTED witii alternating ” er7*46-1191. full time, part time, • Uniform • Set Schedule (No ents, violation of rights of WAITRESSES needed, school In my South small electrical parts, FULL time position Shift Rotation) Road area. 649-6855. Windsor home. Excel­ weekends and Allowance privacy and Infringement of High school kids for You can make excellent will train, tso®-*” with available at automo­ • Tuition and copyright and proprietary lent pov. Own trans­ holidays. 3 Late • Bonus Hours Seminar Benefits LO S T In Lawton Road FINANCIAL weekends 6:30-2pm. dish cloths from the mesh defined pay In­ tive lube center. Expe­ rights, unfair competition BABYSITTER- 25 to 30 649-4011 or 721-7329, ask portation and referen­ afternoon / early rience helpful but will • Free Meals • Free Meals and libel and slander, which area, black and white bags In which oranges, creases. Benefits, 4 kitten, yellow collar. hours per week, to for Bernadette. ces required. 644-8733 evening hours per train the right person. For more Information may result from the publica­ LET the government fl- evenings.______potatoes, onions, etc. are day week. Apply; tion of any advertlsment In Call 646-3255. nonce your new or watch two small child­ day. Perfect for sold. Just boll for 15 Hourly plus bonuses. please call Vla'IESW ren In mv home. Baby JE W E L R Y Sales. Part MEDICAL secretqry, ex­ Call 647-8997.______the Manchester Herald by existing small busi­ afterwork, second job. minutes In water to which ABLE COiL & CRESTFKLO Please call advertiser. Including adver­ L O S T cat, Male, one ness. (Including due In January. House­ time sales position, perience preferred. chlorine bleach has been LABORER. Heavy con­ CONVALESCENT CaUTHELO tisements In any free distri­ year, black and white, farms). Grants & loans keeping duties. Flexi­ flexible hours. Apply In Knowledge of Insu­ For interview call added. Put still good but ELECTRONiCS struction. Apply In per­ bution publications pub­ rance forms, etc. Four HOME CONVAinCENT NOME flea collar, Keeney to $500,000.00 yearly. ble hours. References person at Diamond Terry at no-longer needed furni­ son; The Andrew lished by the Manchester required. SO/hour. 659- Showcase. Manchester days a week. Call 643- Howard Road MANCNESTEN, CT. MANCNEflER, CT. Herald. Penny Sleffert, street area. Call 659- Free recorded mes­ ture and appliances back Ansaldl Building Com­ 3035. Parkade. 7012. 1 - 800- 343-4052 Publisher. 0135. sage: 707-448-0201. Into use by selling them Boiton. CT pany, 186 Bldwell 643-S151 643-SlSl all calls returned ( with o low-cost Classified. Street, Manchester. • *n n - * I

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BOLTON, new 4 bedroom FULL or port time oil TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet GOOD sized Colonial. FINDERS keepers. This IT'S Party time! This SOUTH WINDSOR. Price ACCOUNT Clerk. Town South Windsor. Beauti­ super 8 room Spilt Contemporary on acre MAfICHESTER truck driver. Must of Manchester. $17,620- neighborhood. Priced attractive 7 plus room reduced on this Immac­ lot. Loaded with ex- SALES hove class II license. to sell. 5'/2 rooms, 2 full ful treed lot with plays- Level is a great home Contemporary offers a ulate 2 year old, 7 room $19,123. A n n u ally. cape highlights this 3 for the young family! BOLTON lake,2bedroom tros. Price reduced. *280.000 Will train. Phone M&M Seeking a sharp, accu­ baths, sunporch, lower greot layout for fabu­ Colonial. 1st floor fam­ Cape, large lot, 2 stor­ 649-6232.______ATTENTION ALL PROFESSIONALS! 011,649-2671. level family room and bedroom Colonial. 1st Recent!y updated and lous parties! Open ily room, 3 bedrooms, 2 family PLUS 5 rate worker to assist In floor fireplaced family redecorated. 3 bed­ age sheds, gas heat, Charming & cozy Sums COOKS line, pontrv, ban­ town tax collection garage. Call office to­ floor plan with cathed­ 2.5baths,bullt-lns, fire­ appliances, private room single family. How would you like to join the organization day for your exclusive room. 1st floor rooms, 2.5 baths, cen­ ral celling, 2-3 bed­ place, carpeting, large up this Dutch Colonial quet, full and part time work. Requires a high laundry. Spectacular tral air, attic fan, stone beach. 18 Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 1st Convenient location, with the faateat growing Import line In positions available. school graduation and showing. $149,900. Sen­ rooms, 2 full baths, lot on a cul-de-sac America and atart earning your potential? try Real Estate, 643- multi-level pressure- fireplace, pretty treed street. Asking $227,91X1. Road. $144,900. 649- floor den & laundry good cash flow. Call Apply In person: The two years experience fireplace, finished rec 1794.______room, formal dining performing basic 4060.O treated deck. Conve­ yard with a deck for room, office or den, U & R Realty,643-2692.n for details. Hartford MKeublahl. Inc. greater Hart­ Gallery, 141 New Lon­ nient Icoatlon. Quiet warm weather enlov- By owner. 7 room Cape room, eat-ln kitchen, don Turnpike, Glaston­ bookkeeping. Apply at 180-182 Eldridge Street. Andersen windows, MANCHESTER. Raised marble-oak fireplace ford's exclusive Mitsubishi franchise Is neighborhood.$194,900. ment! New price fantastic 3-car garage with family room, fire­ KIERNAN bury or call tor an PErsonnel Office, 41 Two family 6-6 duplex $209,900. Jackson & Ranch, 7'/2 baths. High­ place, eat-ln kitchen, in living room, patio, seeking top notch professionals to join their Center Street, Man­ for Immediate sale to D.W. Fish Realty, 643- with unfinished walk- sales organization. We offer a top com­ appointment, 659-2656. 1591.0______Jackson Real Estate, land Park location. formal dining room, walk-up attic. Bowers chester. Or call 647- settle estate. Firm up loft above. Bolton. Priced to sell at only REALTY. INC. pensation package, paid vacation, medical RESTURAUNT, hiring IN-LAWS? Teenagers? 647-8400.O______$259,900. Jackson & garage, porch. Move- district. What a buy. for fall, line, banauet, 3126. Applications must $175,150. 646-2426 $197,900. T.J. Crockett, ln condition. $154,900. $179,900.Anne Miller and dental plan, plus a demo program. be recelyed by October weekdays. . Party People? Come WAKE up! Wake up! Jackson Real Estate, 643-1577. Real Estate, 647-80(Xl.a 649-1147 pantry, cooks, dis­ look at this unique Wherever you are! 647-8400.D 649-8200. If you are a goal oriented, success- hwashers, banquet 12, 1986. EOE Minori­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed- ties and handicapped Raised Ranch with This super 7 room QUALITY, charm, price. minded Individual with a desire to get Into seryers, bartenders, room Cape, nice lot, complete large self Raised Ranch Is being our management system quickly, we would cocktail and food urged to apply._____ fenced back yard, vinyl You'll find all of these M A I NTENANCE worker. contained suite (In­ offered at a fantastic In this well kept 3 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER like to talk to you. We are an equal opportun­ seryers, barbacks. siding. Walk to Ver- cluding kitchen, bath, price! Beautifully situ­ FOR SALE — BY OWNER Apply In person: The Full time position ayal- plank School. Great bedroom beautifully ity employer. Phone Mike Plummer for a living room & bed­ ated on a private treed decorated modernized JUST LISTED *364.900 confidential Interview. Gallery, 141 New Lon- labe for Independant starter home. $139,900. room) on lower level. lot on Vernon Street. 3 26 BUTLER ROAD — MANCHESTER d o n Turnpike, self starter. Alternate Peterman Real Estate, Colonial featuring I'/j 8 Room Dutch NEW- 8 room Colonial Also, Inground pool, bedrooms, 2.5 baths, baths, privte treed 645-6487 Glastonbury.______weekends required. 649-9404. family room with fire­ Colonial. 2 car 4 bedrooms, 216 baths, Applicants should haye deck on quiet cul-de- backyard with large DRIVERS. MANCHESTER. Brand sac. $239,900.D.W. Fish place and woodstove, 2 deck on which to enter- garage, front to back fireplace, family room, 'Good food record. experience and ability car garage, deck, open O n ' In all aspects of main­ new two bedroom Con­ Realty, 643-1591.0 taln. Reasonably living room and 2 car garage In execu­ High entry rate. Benef­ temporary Ranch. For­ HANDY-Dondv oppor­ and airy floor plan. priced at $149,900.Cen- family room, 4 tive neighborhood. its Include paid Insu­ tenance Including gen­ mal living and dining $192,500. Jackson & eral repairs, painting, tunity! ! I Super 5/5 Du­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, bedrooms, eat-ln rance, yocatlons and rooms with cathedral plex on Bank Street In Jackson Real Estate, 647-8895.D holidays. Apply: Man­ carpentry, plumbing, 647-6400.D______kitchen, formal dining KIERNAN PRIVATE PARTY mechanical/electrical celling and sliders to Manchester's West chester Tobacco & patio. One bath, fully end. One unit Is In need NEW 6 room Colonials. room, Rockledge area Candy Company, 299 systems. Competitlye REALTY. INC. Merchandise Ads salary and benefits In­ appllanced kitchen, of total rehab, other Mallard View, 3 bed­ COVENTRY of town. Offered at Green Rood. See Mr. central air. Oversized side Is In nice condi­ rooms, V/i baths, fire­ •232,500. Schoenfeld. cluding health/dental 649-1147 Insurance and pension garage. Reduced to tion, exterior In great place, gourmet kitchen *229.000 Call te tee tMs teday. $153,900. Call Doug, 423- shape, 3 bedrooms with all appliances, plan. Apply In person, Joe Lombardo Monday-Friday, 10am- 1634. Lawrence, Martin each unit, separate carpeting, full base­ BACK ON THE WAREHOUSE a. Park Realtors. ment and garage! No CONDOMINIUMS 4pm. Rockyllle Mem­ utilities. Great oppor­ MARKET HELP orial Nursing Home, 22 MANCHESTER. Well tunity to own Invest- Monthly association LOMBARDO & FOR SALE South Street, cared for six room ment property. fees.$149,900. Blan­ NEW - 8 Room Con­ ASSOCITES NAAACO/ ona of Rockyllle. aluminum and brick $172,500.Jackson & chard & Rossetto Real­ temporary, 3 bed­ FOREST Ridge Town- America's largest re­ Cape In lovely family Jackson Real Estate, tors," We're Selling 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 house. V /2 baths, 3 bed­ TEACHER- 647-8400.O Houses'' 646- rooms, 216 baths, 2 car rooms, 1900 square feet * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days tailers of home lei­ Chemlstry/Blochemls- neighborhood. New 99! carpet In living room 2482.D$w,b4,fclas21,s- garage Located on 2'6 of living space, fire­ LOVE at first sight!!! * Additional Lines 5W Per Line, Per Day sure products Is ex­ try. Coyentry High acres. Quality Built 3 bedroom Georgian Style place, airconditioning, School. Proper certifi­ and dining room plus This lovely 7 room room CoTOhldli. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 panding and has Im­ very large enclosed Cope Cod features a Ranch. Move in condition, Excellent room Cape Cod with deck with view. Par­ cation required. Con­ Mallard View, 3 bed­ tially finished walk-out * Merchandise Under *250 mediate openings for tact Dennis Joy, Prin­ porch off kitchen. This great 1st floor family rooms, V/i baths, fire­ KIERNAN location. Accessible to shopping, full In-law studio & full time warehouse home has a lot to offer room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 private entrance. V basement. Pool, tennis * Ad must contain price! cipal, Coyentry High place, gourmet kitchen schools and highway. Principles only. 2 7 court. Priced to sell at personnel. Positions School. 78 Ripley Hllf for the growing family. bedrooms, modern with oil appliances, REALTY. INC. baths. Large kitchen. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Call Susan Donahue for both, hardwood floors ‘179,900. 649-2929 Rreplace. Only min­ $159,000. Call owner at are permanent. Full Road, Coyentry, CT., carpeting, full base­ 647-0748. due to this low price... 06238. 742-7346.______more Information. plus attractive carpet­ ment and garage! No 649-1147 utes from 1-84. Makean benefits package. OT $139,900. Sentry Real WELLSWEPT Condo. FULL Time or part time ing, fireplace, 2-zone Monthly ossoclatlon offer.$164,900. Realty available. Starting Estate, 643-4060.O heat, newer driveway fees.$149,900. Blan­ World, Benoit, Nice condition mechanic. Must haye . throughout. Owner will wage of *6.50. Apply tools/work on cars and MANCHESTER. Eight plus newer oversized chard & Rossetto Real­ Frechette Associates, room custom Cape In garage and fabulous tors," We're Selling 646-7709.0 p a y Condo fees CALL CLASSIFIED In person: trucks. All benefits. thrbugh end of year. Phone 649-2871. sought after South screened In patio. Houses" 646-2482.0 EAST HARTFORD. New Manchester. Three Fenced rear yard. SOLD OUT! $118,900. T.J. Crockett, HUGE U & R Built, 8 listing. 3 bedrooms, 2 NAMCO bedrooms, formal liv­ $149,500. Jackson & car garage with 40 643-1577. 643-2711 NOW! ^100 Sanrico Dr. ing room and dining Jackson Real Estate, room, 2 batrh house with stunning field- AM P service, wood- ELLINGTON. Newer Manchester, CT room, den and full 647-6400.g stove & workbench. Condo In country set­ Real Estate basement with finished stone fireplace.Blan­ A class Act!! You'll lust chard & Rossetto Real­ Needs work. An excel­ ting. Four rooms, V h rec room. Extras In­ love the great layout of lent buy! Make an baths. Cathedral cell­ clude, central vacuum, tors," We're Selling this brand new 7 plus Houses" 646-2482.0 offer. $128,500. Realty ing. Sliders to deck. 3 HOMES fire alarm system with room Gambrel Colon­ World, Benoit, zone heat. battery back-up and ial on Loomis Road In NEW Cape. Hurry and Frechette Associates, $112,900.Strano Real FOR SALE Intercom. Ask for Sut Bolton. Over 2,100 see this 7 room, I'/j 646-7709.O______Estate, 647-7653.D bath home with fire- son Buckno.$209,900,' square feet, 3 great- BY Owner. 27 Lakewood VERNON. Move right All real estate advertised In Sentry Real Estate, 643- size bedrooms, family placed first floor fam­ ily room and first floor Circle North. Ranch, Into this 4 room 2 the Manchester Herald Is 4060.O______room with brick fire­ 5V6 rooms, fireplace In bedroom, II/2 bath sublect to the Fair Housing BOLTON. Convenient place, 2.5 baths, mud- laundry room. 3 bed­ Act of 1968, which makes It rooms all on second living room, large neat Condo. Newer wall-to- Illegal to advertise any pref­ country living with a room with 1st floor yard, move-ln condi­ wall, garage. NIcel view! Reduced price! laundry. Over 2 acres floor. Only $166,900. erence, limitation or discrim­ Hurry! Blanchard & tion. $179,900. Call 643- $105,900.Strano Real ination based on race, color, Raised Ranch, 1800 suitable for horses! 5295. Estate, 647-7653.0 *1500 religion, sex or national square feet with 3 bed­ $259,900. Jackson & Rossetto Realtors," (After 90 Days of Service) We're Selling Houses" 3 BEDROOM Condo. 2’/> origin, or an Intention to rooms, T h baths, fire- Jackson Real Estate, baths, dining room, full moke any such preference, placed family room 647-8400.D______646-2482.0 MANCHESTER RRST CLASS limitation or discrimination. cellar, central air, The Herald will not know­ with custom built wet PROUD as a peacock!!! EXCELLENT Value. Deautiful back yard, AUTOMOTIVE ingly accept any advertise­ bar. This home offers Long-time owners Move In condition des­ PICTURE swimming pool, tennis ment which Is In violation of beautiful view In this have beautifully main­ cribes this 3 or 4 bed­ courts and club house. TECHNICIANS the low. towns most desirable tained this gracious 8 room, 2 bath. Cape PERFECT Call owner, 649-5524. needed to work in our busy SOUTHERN' New Eng- area.$209,000. Flano room Colonial on located on a beautiful We’ve proven we can sell homes! Charming, beautifully growing dealership. Good land classifleld ads Realty, Gallery of South Farms Drive. private lot In Ellington. reach nearly 800,000 Homes, 646-5200.O Approxim ately one decorated 8 room L0T8/LAND hourly wage plus perfor­ Impeccable condition homes In Connecticut BOLTON. Best buy In inside and out I 4 bed­ mile from country Deanne Realty has a unique marketing Cape. Full shed FOR SALE mance, bonus, fully paid and Rhode Island. The town! Affordable, rooms, family room, club. Brand new septic dormer, 3 bedrooms, system and leach field. fam. health insurance, profit price for a basic 25 completly renovated 3 rec room, summer living room, dining COVENTRY. Affordable CO word ad Is only $55 and Offered at program specifically designed to sell your home in sharing, vacation, paid hoii- bedroom, 1 bath. porch and a sensa- room, huge family lots and new construc­ Call Joe McCavanagh will appear In 43 news­ Ranch style home with tlanal In-ground Gunite $152,900.Century 21 Ep- tion. Flano builders days, paid sick time, techni­ papers. For more In­ detached 1 car garage, pool. Holiday occu­ steln Realty, 647-8895.0 today’s changing market. room, wood deck, 2 will use your plans or cians interested formation call Classi­ first floor laundry on 1 pancy. $254,900. Jack- BEST buy. Reduced for car garage on a lovely ours. 1-17 acre lots, 646-4321 fied, 643-2711 and ask acre wooded lot. Still son & Jackson Real quick sale. Spacious, treed, landscaped lot. $65,000 and up. Owner for detolls.D______time to choose colors. Estate, 647-8400.D well cared for.Lydall Call today for a free market analysis and This is a must see financing available. Fl­ FALL In love with this $174,900. Flano Realty, JUST right!! Adorable 6 Woods,3 bedrooms, 1'/: sell your home! home. ano Reoltv, Gallery of special 8 room Ansoldl Gallery of Homes, 646- room Cape Cod on bath. Colonial featur­ Asking *219,000. Homes, 646-5200.n built Colonial, 4 bed­ 5200.n______McKee Street, 3 bed­ ing 1st floor family NEW Hampshire Moun­ rooms, 1 full both, 2Vb AN Immaculate home In­ rooms, 1.5 baths, hard­ room, 1st floor Call tainside. Exclusive, baths, 2 fireplaces. It side and out. Parkllke wood floors, fireplace, laundry, loads of stor- DEANNE Joe Lombardo private 22 acres. Unbe- even has a 1st floor rear yard. Front to aluminum siding. oge and attached gar­ llevable views ot In-law apartment. 1 car reor living room, for-, Tastefully decorated In age. Low maintenance LOMBARDO & Sauam Lake. $275,000. garage, forge lot. In mal dining room. move-ln condition! fees and a price that's ASSOCIATES For pictures: C-21, Martin School district. Come see much $142,900.Jackson & hard to beat. Only Keewaydin, Center $219,900. Anne Miller more.$164,900. D.W. Jackson Real Estate, $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ 6 4 6 - 1 6 1 5 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 Harbor, NH 03226. 603- IKCHa Real Estate, 647-8000.D stein Realty, 647-8895.0 Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 647-8400.D 253-7766. ROOMS r n HOMES FOR RENT FOR RENT LARGE and sunny. Prl- NEW, 3 bedrooms. $900 i WA Speciolisl vote both and en­ month plus security PLAY LUCKY U trance. Prefer non- ond utilities. 646-2930. "A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” ■ smoking mole. CDLUMBI A. 3 bedrooms, $110/week. 742-5861. MISCELLANEOUS lake access. Applian­ (^ R O O F IN G / MISCELLANEOUS M A N C H ES TE R - 2 bed­ ces, garage. $900 plus CHILDCARE g j SIDING SERVICES SERVICES room renovated apart­ utilities. 456-9559. MANCPESTERHONCA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 ment. Dishwasher, EAST Horttord-beoutlful Your *25 check is waiting at ManO£SIBU-0>c a It your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... REGISTERED DavCare washer and dryer and Mom, full time open­ MANCHESTER ROOnNG S & S Framing 5 room brick ranch. All types ol rooting & Gay & Son Masoniy appliances Included. Full basement, 1 cor ings, ages 7 and up. will do Two months security 646-5964. ______repeirs. Wood shingles e Additiona • Qaragaa • Porch Brick Block Stone garage, huge covered PETS AND MISCELLANEOUS — Cedar Shakes. and dacka and references re­ porch plus nice yard TAG CARS CARS TRUCK8/VAN8 e state LIcanaad quired. Nice neighbor­ and flower gardens! SUPPLIES FOR SALE SALES FOR GALE 27 years Exptrltneu e Fully tnaurad Fireplaces & Concrete | FOR GALE I FOR GALE CLEANIN8 h n u n t • Um nm t • OurMMtf hood. $650/monthlv $750 month. Coll Mr. plus utilities. No pets. SHELTIE AKC regis­ EIGHT month old water- SERVICES Cill 043-0921.045-1757 282-7341 Lindsey of 649-4000. ESTATE Tag Sole. 1977 CHEVY Concours, 6 1977 DODGE Aspen. 1986 g !m !" ^ IM m 7 T i 5, 645-6830 Evenings 646-2253. tered. Blue merle and bed, $325. Courthouse Dishes, pots and cylinder, 4 door, good 49,000 miles plus 1974 Excellent condition, If you wont your house tri-color. 742-6188. One Gold membership, Screened Loam, gravel, pons,small appliances, running condition. 649- Toyota Cellca. Both for low mileage, fully Cleon, coll Rose of IS a HEATING/ " Gay & Son Masonry DOBER M AN cross pups. 12'/2 months left tor tools, miscellaneous. 8864. $650. 649-5445. equipped, olr condi­ 649-2438 offer 5pm. processed gravel. Sand, STORE AND $450. Compared to reg­ |O01 PLUMBING Stone & Fill. Residential & Commercial | 8 weeks old. $50. 643- 50 Norman Street, 1976 L TD , 76,000 miles, al981 TOYOTA Corolla. tioning, power win­ OFFICE SPACE 0743. ular price of $700 plus. Manchester, Saturday, dows, power locks, Ceramic tiles — Marble 643-2711 Eric 649-3426.C new tires, brakes and Excellent transporta­ CARPENTRY/ For Deliveries call September 10 from battery. Air. $650 ne- AM /FM tope-cassette, & Granite FURNISHEDDftIceswIth ORIENTAL short hair tion. Asking $1400. 742- REMODELING PJ’t Plumbing. Halting 4 George Griffing APARTMENTS (solid blue Siamese). 10am-4pm. (Rain Dote OOtlOble. 643-1454, 0351, evenings.______4 wheel drive. $9800 or phone, receptionist, following Soturdoy.) best offer. Michael at Air Conditioning Call 6 2 7 -8 9 7 3 Young, adult, female. TYPEWRITERS 73 MUSTANG Converti­ BUICK LeSabre, 1976. Boilers, pumps, hot water 742-7886 FOR RENT copy, tax and secre­ Used / RacondiUonod 246-5023 or 742-1608. FARRAND REMODEUNG CFA Champion. Very YAR D sale. Moving to ble 302, new duel ex­ Runs good. $550. Coll tanks, new and tory support. 647-4800. affectionate. Proven Sfantfartf, eiaotrte, Portabla Florida. Furnlture,clo- Room additions, dacka. roofing, replacements. M A N C H ES TER - 2 bed­ haust, original mags, 649-6894 otter 5.______aiding, windows and guttars. DELIVERING Modular Honia breeder. $400 or trade. thlng & household very solid. $3000 or best FREE ESTIMATES Rich, clean, stone-free room renovated oport- 3 0 % OFF 1978 M ONTE Corlo. Many CARS Backhoa and bulldozar aarvica R T I INDUSTRIAL 647-1184. Items. Saturday, Sep- otter. Call Mike 568- foam. 5 yards. *60 Plus Tax. Construction ment. Dishwasher, new ports. Very good avallabla. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. 643-9649/228-9616 tvs a/so Savt Modultr homu. Vela TyiMinItar Sonfieo temberlO, 10-3. Sunday, 1641. FOR SALE Alto, sand, gravel, stone washer and dryer and I S i l PROPERTY DOBER M AN Pup. Red & condition. Must see. appliances ' included. rust female. AKC September 11, 10-1. 10 FO RD 1979 L T D WdBOn. Bus. 647-8509 and horse manure. LARSON BUILDERS Bayberry Lane, Bolton 649-1677.______NSW England Homst Two months security M a TJ o T e STER. 3400 Champion Lines. Ears Excellent condition, Res. 645-6849 MISCELLANEOUS cropped, toll docked, Center. Follow yellow 67K miles. $1800 or best 1976 FORD LTD. 4 Door, 7 Pitkin 31., Vsrnon, C T OBOee and references re­ square feet Industrial 400 cubes, (3ood run­ Custom butn horn— . Rddttlone. SERVICES 643-9504 quired. Nice neighbor­ space. Loading dock, shots. Excellent watch TAG signs oft 384.______otter. 295-8347. CENTER remotfoUng. wood eMtng. docks. 871-6BM____ dog. Loves kids 8, cots. TH R E E family tag sale at ning condition or ports. MOTORS rooflf>o. concrete woili. mMonry 4 til hood. $650/monthlv parking.Principols SALES 1985 BUICK Sentry L TD ,4 $200. 649-5453. phMM ol corwtruetton. SNOWPLOWING $500. 647-1184. 67 Pilgrim Lane. 9-3 on . 461 Main St., Manchester HAWKES TREE SERVICE plus utilities. No pets. Dnly. Woodland Indus­ cylinder, 4 door, 36K, H you're tick 0/ oontrecto/s nor • Commercial 646-2253.______trial Pork. 643-2121. Saturday, September power steering, power 1978 CAPRICE Estate returning your ealit • oeff ml Buckat. truck & chippar. Stump • Residential • Industrial SERVICES OFFERED NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Low Cost Financing eral Stotute 23-45 prohibits 10th.______breaks, olr condition­ Wagon, VB, Automatic. Fully Insured • Free Csllmelee ramoval. Fraa astlmataa. Call - CALL ART 3 Bedrooms In nice big, Air, Radio, Roof rack, older duplex In great MISCELLANEOUS the postlnp of advertise­ G IA N T Tog Sole. Sep­ ing, power windows, IMS Pont, sooc...... '52 95 MSS Cesstmdlos Spaclal considaratlon for S. R. RLANCHARD, Inc. ments by any person, firm or power seats, power and power accessories. •4 M i i S i i U r THE MOVER shape. No pets, secur­ FOR SALE tember 10, 9-3. Furni­ 4 Dr SMian. AT. PS. AC. Till. CC aldarly and handicappad. tor dependable service D«p«nd4bl4. honMt. •xptrl- Merchandise corporation on a telegraph, ture, baby Items, much trunk release, power 643-2880.______ity and references. $700 telephone, electric light or IVU Ply. Reliant...... '42 95 643-1720 Ash for Mark 742-1082 FRESEsriM/trES •nc«d, inturgd. rtMonablg. more. 92 Hollister side mirrors, rear de- 1981 Chevy Monte Carlo, 6 647-7553 per month plus utili­ MOPED. 1979, Sears, power pole or to a tree, Wafon. AT. AC. PS. AH/FH Slareo ties. Available October shrub, rock, or any Other Street, Manchester. fogger. Must Sell! cylinder, good running Free Spirit, like new IMS Chav Cavalier CS...... '37 95 T&L MASONRY 8 4 8 -9 8 6 9 Anytime natural oblect without o writ­ 646-3819. $7000, 647-7030. condition. 649-5589. IRO I PAINTING/ 1st. Coll 645-8201. condition. Only 700 AT. P8. AC. SUrco Top Soil Screened Loam Brick, block, stone. ten permit for the purpose of Call after 5:30. 1081 PAPERING MANCHESTER. First I CLOTHING miles. $275. 643-4495. protecting Itorthepublicond IM4 Chev Chevelte ...... '23 95 Any amount dalfverad. Atao. AN, Chimneys and repairs. floor of two family. graval, atone and bark, miich. HANDYMAN and W OODSTOVE tor sole. carries o fine of up to $50 for t Dr. 8«d»o. S4K mi.. Exc. Cond. NAM E your own reaso­ No job too smsil. Just retinished, nice LINED Rust leather Please coll otter 4:00 eoch offense. nable price. Father 8, Bobcat backhoa & loader rental. HAULING neighborhood, two locket. Size 10-$15.00. G IA N T Parish Tag Sale. SCHALLER ' IMS Toyota Te rc e l...... H 2 9 5 FREE ESTIMATES pm at 646-8137.______TAG sale. PurnTTure’, St. James Church CLYDE Wegoo. ft Spd.. AM/PM Stereo • Son Pointing and Pap­ DAVIS CONSTRUCTION Any job — Anytime bedrooms. $650/month Coll 649-8635. tools, new and used CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Muet Sec ering. Removal. 291- APRICE baby stroller, Grounds, 896 Main ROUTE 13, VERNON ACURA call 645-8063 plus utilities. Security. golf equipment, toys, IIM Ply T u riim o ...... '24 95 8567.______872-1400/659-9555 Call Gary Coll 228-4408.______excellent condition, Street, Manchester, video games, color T V , CT, Thursday, Sep­ 82 Buiek Cent 2 Dr. *4995 U S E D CARS S D r. AT. PS. AC. Stereo , PERSONAL SERVICES n o w blue, $100. Was stereo equipment, I Renovations/Plus 875-3483 MANCHESTER. Nice 4 tember 15th, 5-11pm, 84 Chevett 2 Or. '3495 87 M azda RX7...... *1 a.ses IMS Renault Alliance DL...*1995 FURNITURE $300 new. Musical baby housewares, albums, Cuatom Intarlor & Extarior e CfMckbook Control room apartment. 2 bed­ I Friday, September 87 Toyota Corolla ....* 8,505 4 D r. AM/FM Stereo, Exc. Cood. I D&D SIDING CO. • Incomo Tok Prooorotlon swing, $25. Coll 643-9382 84 Caprice Wigon *0295 rooms, fully carpeted books, lots of good 16th, 5-11pm, Saturday, 1M2 Ply. Hoiiton...... *1895 Painting • Celling Repair 4 Renew • Lift 8i Hoolth Inauronco Advico otter 5pm. 87 Chavatta...... • 4,705 Free seamless gutters plus kitchen applian­ BEAUTIFUL Pensylvo- stuff. Saturday and September 17th, 11- 85 Toy. Cegro Van *8495 4 D r. Auto. Exc. Tranaportatlon s Decke 4 Light Carpentry • Mudgol CoMultollon nlo House cherry 87 Toyota Corolla ....* a,205 with job. CONCRETE ces and located on o TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- Sunday, September ID- 11pm.______86 Spaelrum 4 Or. *4995 e Free fel/mafes • frteured • Ffnoncloi A Cftoto Plonning corner cabinet. Bowed 11, 9:30-5pm. 32 Benton 87 Toyota Q T ...... '10.005 IM l Toyole Supra...... '42 95 e Sentor 0/ecounft bus line! (no pets) $575 cense Plate Number Is 5 D r, ft 6pd.. AC. Sunroof k more Top of the line vinyl windows and lighted. Street, Monchester. T A G Sale. One day only. 8SBactra4Dr. '11,895 Coll Don M ositr - 449-3329 month. Includes utlll- 883. EU N . It this Is your 88 Chav C 2 0 ...... • 0,505 materials. tles. Coll 649-4000. $925. Coll 647-8756. Sunday, September 11, 86 Century 4 Dr. *8995 laao Dauun 110...... '2 3 9 5 646-2253 D. B . Mosier, Inc. CONCRETE ~ plate number, bring G IA N T Tag sale. Infants 9-4, 190 Ralph Rood. 88 Corvatia...... '10.508 t Dr., Auto. Exc. Cond. Fully Insured. FDR Sole. Double bed, 86EKort4Dr. <4995 MANCHESTER. Availa­ this od to Ed Thornton, 8, childrens clothing Monchester.______88La8abra...... ' 0.205 IMO Cbevy Camaro...... *2395 Extorlor Painting S Free estimates. ODD lobs. Trucking. ADDITIONS a FLOORS spring and mattress, 88 Celebrity 4 Or. '8995 • Commercial 4 realdanttal ble Immediately. 5 at Manchester Hondo, and toys plus much, 80 Tem po...... ' 4,008 i D r 8pt. Cpc.. AT. P8. AC Staining Manchester, C T Home repoirs. You Large rooms, 2 bed­ brass headboard. Liv­ much more. Sep­ T A G Sale. September 10, 88 Celabnty Euro 4 Dr. '7995 name It, we do It. Free • Fraa Eatimataa 24 Adorns Street, Man­ 9-2. Many miscellane­ 8 8 L X IH B ...... ' 8.005 1>7S Ford L T D Brth...... '9 9 9 •Alto ttockadg fgncM InoUllgd 64M277 or 64M963 rooms, wall to wall ing room choir and chester, to collect your tember 9,10,11.9-4,119 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. '7995 4 Dr. AT. AC. PS •Fully Inourtd — fr*« MtimatM estimates. Insured. 643- double sleeper. 647- ous Items. 133 Helalne 85 Toronado...... ' 0,405 John Hannon Conerdo carpet, oppllonced kit­ $25. You must bring Cedar St. Washington 87 Skylark 4 Dr. '9495 .•Sgnlor cRIzgh dlKOunt 0304. 9033.______School areo.______Rood.______85 Ragal...... ' 7,205 i m j e f u t r U S L ...... $5999 Company • 875-0371 chen with wosher/d- proof of registration. 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. '10,895 Mike — 643-0743 **********************wss*****w**sww**w*** ryer hook-ups'. M U ST Sell. Six antique This otter Is void In TA G sale. Multi family. T A G Sale. 20 Westminster 85 Audi Q T ...... ' 0.505 SAVE BUY USED CARS aftsr S pm $600/month plus utlll-, Road, Sot. 10th, Sun 87 Cavalier 4 Dr. '8495 fiddle back chairs, me­ seven days. 9-10. Furniture, clothes, 87 Pont. Firebird '11,995 84 Skylark...... ' 3.005 MIKE FLYNN KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING ties. No Pets. Coll otter tal porch choirs and toys, fabric. Sep­ 11th, 9am-3pm. Collec­ L E T YDUR newspaper tables, art books, much 345 Cantor Stroot IR71 ROOFING/ From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, help you keep fruit lors 4, 649-9066.______glider. All good condl- tember 10,9-3.83 Ralph 649-4304 ANDOVIR fabric, heaters, house­ 872-9111 Monchostor • t n -i v n Open M*P M / Sat. f-ft 18 f I SIDING sporkllng clean and sweet 4 RDDM oportment. tlon. 646-5442.______BOARD OP TAX RIVIIW Rood, Monchester. our own craftsmen do the complete job — Working couple. Con hold items, paper- smelling. Wash lors, dry TWD bedroom sets. 7 Notice It hereby given that PLAN TS, toys, miscel­ bocks, Ironstone. neatly and on schedule. completely then put o be used for office. No piece Mediterranean, told Board thoM be In session laneous Items. 9-3, Sat­ H&R ROOFING Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. large piece of newspaper pets. Manchester. $600. $150. 5 Piece light at the Andover Town Office urday, September 10. G AR AG E Sole. Rain or No job too big or too Inside the lor and put the 643-5797.______birch, $150. 742-9281 of- Building, School Road, An­ 216 Oak Grove Street, shine. 137 Edgerton dover, Connecticut, to hear Street, Manchester. 8- small. Will work 7 days 649-5400 lid on. The paper will M A N C H ES TE R . 2 bed­ ter 4.______grievancet on Motor Vehi­ Monchester.______absorb any moisture. Let room Duplex, $600 and 4:30, Saturday & Sun­ until job complete. 1(Mfc DINING Room set with cles only, taxed on the Oc­ G IA N T Tag Sale. 4 fami- day, September 10-11. discount for Senior HERITAGE KITCHEN and o classified od in your utilities. No pets. 643- lighted Chino Cabinet. tober 1,1987 Grond List. Sold lles, furniture, child­ newspaper find o coslt 8529.______Board will meet at 7:00 PM, Cellng ton, car radios & Citizens. BATH CENTER, INC. Contemporary design, Wednesday, September 21, ren's toys, bikes, running boards. Knick- buyer for most anything Pecan table with two miscellaneous house­ 875-9153, Joe 182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester 19SS. Any person claiming to knacks, materials 8< you hove for sole. leaves, 4 side choirs, 2 be aggrieved by the doings of hold. September 10-11, etc. 647-9289, Rick ****************************************** appliances, olr, carpet. arm chairs. Asking the Assessor may appear and 9am-4pm. 69 Kenslng- file hit complaint with the No pets. Security. Dc- $600. 646-8645 Otter 6pm Board. t o n Street, tober 1. 646-1972. on weekdays 8< oil day Monchester.______Jan Neumuth, Chairman Automotive weekends. September 10 8< 11. Two ■ ^ R E S O R T Ed Yeomans L0T8/LAHD RESORT CONDOMINIUMS ' Ed Whitcomb family, 7 & 16 Heather PROPERTY M0RT8A8E8 FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR RENT R n SPORTING 074-09______Lane, Manchester. t S i l GOODS Many furniture 8, use- CARS AN DDVER ., 7.35 acre FLDRIDA - Leesburg, FALUNS BEMHD?? 3 BEDRDDM Condo. 2 cor COURT OP PROBATE fu l miscellaneous FOR SALE building lot. Tested and You don't hove to be on Beautiful Resident garage, olr condition­ PODL - 12' round x 36" DISTRICT OP household Items and owned, double-wide STOP FORECLOSUREII MANCHRSTRR hand 8, garden tools. approved. $79,900. T .J . advertising expert to get ing, pool, with option to deep. Filter and liner. NOTICR OP HRARING 1981 P O N T IA C T1000. mobile home. Com­ If you are falling behind on Moving, everything Runs great, 85,000 Crockett, 643-1577. results In Classified. We'll your mortgage payments... buy. Coll evenings, 647- Super for ages 4 to 7 KRMMBTH W. pletely furnished. HUNT AND eWBNDOLINE goes. 9-4. Rain or shine, miles, new clutch, new help you word your od. Move-In condition. 2 DR...If your home isin fore­ 1215. years. $65 plus take It 643-2711. down. 649-8942. b i r y l h u n t off Keeney Street at brakes. $650. 643-1534. BUSINESS Bedrooms, 2 baths. closure, WE DAN HELPI Nutmeg Drive. Pursuant to an order of Hon. 1982 PLYMOUTH Re­ PROPERTY Marino Clubhouse, No payment program avail­ I HOMES William E. PltzGerold, over 100activities. Coll able tor up to 2 years. Bad MUSICAL Judge, doted August 23, 1988 FURNITURE, toys, liant, 4 door, auto­ FDR sole. Manchester FLDRIDA Citrus County 649-0871 or B roker credit Is not a problemllAsk FOR RENT o hearing will be held on on books 8i miscellane­ matic, power steering, ITEMS application proving for o Doctor's office space. West Coast. Lokefront, (904)787-1000, Rito. how LDW payments can ous. 156 Mountain air conditioning. 61,000 HIIMord Professional $45,900; new.2 bedroom change of name as In sold ap­ Rood, Manchester. 9-1, miles. $1500. Call 643- help you SAVE YDUR MANCHESTER. 6 room C L A R IN E T for sole. Like plication on file more fully 7237. Building. 2,153 square vIMo/potlo homes. Clo­ HOME TODAYI appears, at the Court of Pro- Sunday. When you hove some­ Ranch. Fireplace, new, used 6 months. MULTI-PHItlllV. Things feet and convenient seout sole phase 5; 14 much more. $950 plus brte on October 13, 1988 of left, city limits. Pay­ thing to sell, find a cosh Swiss CsMsryathre drogg $99.646-7290 or 649-3906. 2:00 p.m. for castle, comp, cor 8, BUICK Century, 1976. 4 n V ne CHEVROLET 872.9111 storage area. 1st floor. buyer the eosy w o v... with utilities. Security and .3 s Move-In condition. Ex­ ments os low os $350, at (203) 454-1330 or JU P IT E R Alto Sox. Like Elizabeth A. 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Franco to center and, after retiring The second-place Tigers lost to the Terry Francona on a bunt, surren­ New York Yankees 3-2. dered a two-run single to Joe Carter By Sid Moody Conner easily took a 1-0 lead in the Dwight Evans also homered, his and was replaced by Bob Stanley. The Associated Press best-of-three match Wednesday. The 15th, as the Red Sox won for the fourth Stanley ended the rally, but then man who won the Cup in 1980 and time in the their last five games and was replaced by Lee Smith after SAN DIEGO — Dennis Conner won again in 1987 after losing it in 1983, the improved their home record to 46-23, Brook Jacoby led off the eighth with a his third America’s Cupon Friday in a first American to do so in the Cup’s best in the majors. single. Smith finished for his 24th breeze, completing a 2-0 whitewash of long history, was a no-bets choice Staked to a six-run lead, Mike save. New Zealand. But the angry series is barring a breakdown aboard his Boddicker, 11-15 overall and 5-3 since The Indians scored a run in the fifth headed for a final decision in a intricate speedster. being acquired from Baltimore, got on singles by Allanson and Bell, a courtroom. The weather over the 39-mile the victory. walk, and Francona’s double play Sailing at times faster than the triangular course out on the Pacific Boggs, aiming for his fifth batting grounder to second. wind, Conner drove his 60-foot catam­ Ocean was far calmer than events title, also drew his 104th and 105th aran across the finish line miles ahead ashore. During a stormy news confer­ walks in addition to his 186th and 187th Yankees 3, Tigers 2 of his huge Kiwi rival. ence after the race. Kiwi tactitian hits of the season. He needs just 13 -V,;; The race was a repeat of the first Peter Lester accused Conner of more hits with 22 games left to NEW YORK (AP) - Claudell match Wednesday with the 132-foot “ making a mockery’’ of the race by become the first player in this century Washington led off the ninth inning with a home run. just New York’s New Zealand monohull hopelessly out not sailing Stars & Stripes at top to reach 200 hits in six consecutive second hit of the game, and the of it after the first few minutes. speed. seasons. New Zealand’s owner, Michael Fay, Conner replied angrily: “I guess Boggs began the first with a walk off Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2 Friday night in a matchup of two ■ % who sued twice to become challenger when he’s won four America’s Cups he Rich Yett, 8-5, and one out later, teams trying to stay alive in the in a race the Americans did not want, can tell me how to do it.” Dwight Evans singled. Greenwell American League East race. said before Friday’s race he would go While not saying as much in so then lined a triple to the 420-foot mark back to court regardless of the many words, the Kiwis apparently in center for his 108th and 109th runs The loss dropped the second-place outcome. He claims America’s Cup think Conner is sailing just slow batted in. When shortstop Jay Bell’s Tigers 2‘A games behind Boston as the rules outlaw a match between a enough to avoid proving Fay’s pro­ relay throw to third went into the Red Sox beat Cleveland Indians, 7-4. It catamaran and a monohull. tests that the cat-monohull encounter Cleveland dugout, Greenwell scored was the Tigers’ 15th loss in their last 18 Conner won the start by a whopping is a mismatch illegal under the for a 3-0 lead. games. 39 seconds and lengthened his lead as Boggs led off the third with a line ancient Cup rules. Washington hit his eighth home run a light westerly picked up as the race drive into the left-field screen for his AP photo on a 3-1 pitch from Walt Terrell, 7-13. progressed. Conner’s cat is the first ever to race fifth homer, his first since July 17. The Yankees, held to Rickey Hender­ Conner drove Stars & Stripes over for the Cup. It probably will be the AP photo The Red Sox made it 6-0 in the WAY TO GO — Wade Boggs, right, is greeted at home piate by son’s triple in the sixth inning, won for the line to a hom-blowing salute from last. Past and present Cup holders fourth, chasing Yett. Jody Reed teammate Marty Barrett after hitting a home run in the fourth STARTING MANEUVERS — The Stars and Stripes hard-sail only the fifth time in 15 games and some 1,000 spectator yachts. New reached a landmark agreement grounded a double inside the third remained 4>A behind the Red Sox. inning against the indians Friday night at Fenway Park. Zealand, with Fay aboard as part of Thursday on procedures they hope catamaran and the New Zealand challenge yacht maneuver for base bag and scored on a single by position at the start of Friday’s race. Dennis Conner sailed to an Cieveiand catcher Andy Aiianson iooks on. The Red Sox won, the deck ballast gang, finished an will stop the rancor that has marked Rich Gedman. Boggs doubled off the Dale Mohorcic, 3-7,'shut out Detroit 7-4. anticlimactic 21 minutes, 8 seconds, this series before, during and most easy victory. scoreboard in left and right-hander on one hit for 2 2-3 innings for the unofficially, in Connor’s wake. certainly after. Mike Walker made his major league victory. debut, replacing Yett. The Yankees beat the Tigers 7-4 in Blue Ja ys 8, Orioles 1 August. Tony Castillo got the last Walker walked Barrett on four 10 innings Thursday night when Gary BALTIMORE (AP) - George Bell three outs for the Blue Jays. Parcells has headache in preparing for 49ers pitches, then walked Evans on a 3-2 Ward hit a three-run pinch homer. drove in four runs and Jim Clancy Tw ins 1, White Sox 0 count, forcing home Gedman. Walker Terrell held the Yankees hitless allowed seven hits in eight innings CHICAGO (AP) - Fred Toliver checked the Red Sox through the until the sixth when Henderson got his The Giants have already placed punter Sean Friday night as the Toronto Blue Jays allowed one hit in eight innings and Bv The Associated Press sixth, then gave way to Don Gordon, one-out triple on a drive that barely Landeta and backup left comerback Wayne Haddix beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-1 for Dan Gladden drove in the game’s only who was greeted in the seventh by eluded right fielder Dwayne Murphy. their seventh victory in eight games. The troubled state of Joe Montana’s elbow has left NFL Roundup on injured reserve. Mark Collins, the regular left run with a double in the third inning, Evans’ homer high into the screen in Henderson then scored the tying run In his last seven games. Bell has Bill Parcells in a troubled state. He doesn’t know comer, has a sprained ankle, although he's leading the Minnesota Twins over the left. when he jarred the ball loose from three four-RBI games. Chicago White Sox 1-0 Friday night. whether to prepare for Montana or Steve Young expected to start. Boddicker allowed eight hits but catcher Matt Nokes after Washing­ It was the third straight victory for Toliver. 7-3, took a no-hitter into the when his New York Giants face the San Francisco lis, Miami at Buffalo, New Orleans at Atlanta. The game also marks something of a scheduling only one run before giving way to ton’s grounder to shortstop Alan Pittsburgh at Washington, the Los Angeles Raiders Clancy, 9-13, who has won five of seventh inning when Steve Lyons 49ers Sunday. oddity. It’s the fourth time in three years the Giants Dennis Lamp after Andy Allanson and Trammell. at Houston, Tampa Bay at Green Bay, San Diego at seven decisions since the beginning of lined a clean single to center field. “ We’ve got Randall Cunningham in our division, have faced San Francisco and Washington in so I think our players kind of know what you have to Denver, the New York Jets at Cleveland, New consecutive weeks. They beat the Redskins and do to defend against guys like that,” Parcells says of 49ers in succession two times in 1986— in the regular the mobile Young, who will replace Montana if his England at Minnesota, Detroit at the Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City at Seattle, and Cincinnati at season and the playoffs — then lost two in succession Jefferies, Mets continue onsiaught on NL pitchers sore elbow leaves him unable to start. last season in strike replacement games. “ But you’ve got two sets of problems there,” he Philadelphia. Both the Giants and 49ers enter Sunday’s game adds. “ When Young comes in, he runs some New Orleans, meanwhile, will try to get back on MONTREAL (AP) — Greg Jefferies walloped a Wilson all hit sacrifice flies as the Pirates became bootlegs. They spread the field a little bit more. And banged up. track against what figures to be an easier opponent two-run homer in a three-hit game and Howard the sixth National League team to get four in a In addition to Montana’s sore elbow, which has since he’s left-handed, they run more to the left — on the road against the Atlanta Falcons, who lost Johnson and Mookie Wilson added solo shots to NL Roundup game. They fell one short of the major league record left him 50-50 for the game, the 49ers will probably side.” 31-17 to Detroit last week. power the New York Mets to a 7-3 victory over the set last month by the Seattle Mariners. Both the Giants and 49ers enter the game be without free safety Ronnie Lott, who has a Montreal Expos Friday night. The Mets took control in the sixth when they following opening-week victories over key division strained left hamstring. “ Our defense didn’t play well at all,” Saints coach Cardinals 6, Cubs 2 “ Ronnie hasn’t been healthy for weeks.” Coach Jim Mora said after the 49ers ended New Orleans’ Jefferies added a double and triple, pacing a 14-hit exploded for five runs on five hits. rivals. The Giants beat the Washington Redskins ST. LOUIS (AP) — Two-run doubles by Ozzie Bill Walsh said. “ He’s probably going to be out for 12-game regular-season winning streak. “ Any time attack, as he raised his batting average to .422 since Wilson started things with his seventh homer and 27-20 Monday night, a day after San Francisco had Smith and Pedro Guerrero keyed a five-run rally in two or three weeks. We have to rest him to get him our offense scores 33 points, I would hope that we being called up from Triple-A Tidewater on Aug. 25. Gary Carter singled before Dave Magadan and beaten New Orleans 34-33. It was the second game in which Jefferies collected pinch hitter Tim Teufel followed with RBI doubles. the sixth inning that gave the St. Louis Cardinals In other games Sunday, Chicago is at Indlanapo- healthy.” would win the ball game.” a homer, double and triple. One out later, Jefferies hit his fifth homer off their fifth straight victory, a 6-2 decision over the With the victory, the NL East-leading Mets reliever Rich Sauveur. Chicago Cubs Friday night. maintained their nine-game lead over Pittsburgh New York’s final run came in the seventh when The Cardinals rallied against Calvin Schiraldi. UCLA gets another shot at turning tide on Nebraska and reduced their magic number for winning the Wilson singled home Darryl Strawberry. 3-11, who retired St. Louis’ first 15 batters. Greg division title to 15. Mathews, 4-5, helped set up the Cardinals’ rally with Pirates 5, Phillies 2 a one-out bunt single. Bv Herschel NIssenson second-ranked Nebraska in the Rose 1973. embarrassment at the hands of Terry Leach. 7-2. pitched 2-3 innings in relief of Miami by hosting Southern Missis­ starter Sid Fernandez to gain the victory. Roger PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Dunne won for the Jose Oquendo opened the Cardinals’ sixth with a The Associated Press Bowl (9 p.m., EDT, ABC-TV). Top-rated Miami is idle this week, single, and one out later Mathews beat out his bunt The day’s only other pairing of Top while third-ranked Clemson enter­ sippi under the lights. McDowell pitched the final three innings for his ISth first time in two months and the Pittsburgh Pirates tied a National League record with four sacrifice toward first base. Twenty teams finds ninth-ranked tains Furman, No. 4 Oklahoma opens In the Associated Press Second Ten. save. There have been a number of sure flies to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 Friday Vince Coleman next singled to load the bases. things in college football recently — Michigan at No. 13 Notre Dame (9 at North Carolina, sixth-ranked Fullerton State is at No. 12 West Brian Holman. 3-7. took the loss. night. Smith followed with his double into the right-field Miami will beat Oklahoma, Okla­ p.m.. EDT, CBS-TV). Southern California visits Stanford. Virginia. No. 14 Alabama at Temple Johnson’s 24th homer tied the game in the fourth, Dunne. 7-11. ended a four-game losing streak that comer, and Guerrero doubled off the left-field homa will beat Nebraska . . . and Nebraska, which trailed the series No. 7 Auburn plays host to Kentucky, under the lights. Rutgers' at No. 15 but Nelson Santovenia replied with his eighth homer covered eight starts since the All-Star break. His fence. St. Louis’ fifth run scored when Chicago third Nebraska will beat UCLA. 3-0 after UCLA ended its 32-game eighth-ranked Georgia is at home Michigan State. Western Carolina at in the bottom of the inning to give the Expos a 2-1 last win was over the Los Angeles Dodgers on July 9. baseman let Denny Walling’s grounder get past him Fifth-ranked UCLA gets another unbeaten streak in the 1972 opener, against Texas Christian and 10th- No. 16 South Carolina at night. No. 17 lead. He gave up five hits before needing relief help in for a two-base error. chance to do something about that has had the Bruins’ number since ranked Florida State, No. 1 a week Iowa at Kansas State. No. 18 Penn Jones singled and stole second and third before the eighth from Jim Gott, who posted his 28th save. It was St. Louis’ 11th victory in its last 14 games. Saturday when the Bruins meet Tom Osborne became head coach in ago. tries to rebound from its 31-0 State at Virginia fora night game. scoring on Hubie Brooks’ single to make it 3-1 in the fifth. Dunne. Andy Van Slyke. Barry Bonds and Glenn Chicago has lost eight of its last 11. ifffiffiiffffiirirffffffvvffvvvi*******" (-'•“ Hi Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

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American League standings Bergmn 1b 2 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 3 0 0 0 Dunne W,7-11 7 5 Tallwood Tony Sills 7267— 139 Knight 1b 10 0 0 Goff S,2B 2 0 Conference action at Memorial Stadium. 7069^139 But before he couid begin relaxing. Tyson had to Winfield rf 2 10 0 Both UConn and Richmond are ranked in the WOMEN'S CLUB — Blind Portnin— Ken Green East Division TrommI ss 5 0 0 0 Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Dunne p l t « ^ to 2 batters In the eth. ' AMERICAN CONFERENCE Lance Ten Broeck 7069— 139 answer more questions about the car wreck in New Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 3 0 0 0 HBP— Bradley by Dunne. East II Holers- Gross- Solly Whlthom-Dodle 7069— 139 OB preseason Division 1-AA national poll. UConn is Contesso 15, Gloria Wllllams-Borb Lar­ Berry CJieesman Yofk on Sunday that left him with a concussion and Boston Nokesc 4 12 0 Rndlph2b 3 0 0 1 W L T Pet. PF PA John Adorns 7565— 140 ■Lusadr pr 0 0 0 0 Slought c 3 0 0 0 Second, Rlppley; Third, Brock- ranked 20th while Richmond is seventh. The 1 0 0 1.000 13 10 son M, Net-Betty Dzlodus-Ann Pestritto 7070— 140 had one newspaper reporting that he threatend Detroit iono#r. Buffalo 62, Tina MIkolowskl-Joyce McDermott Dick AAast New York Heothc 00 00 Santana ss 3 0 0 0 Huskies were 7-4 a year ago while Richmond earned New England 1 0 0 1.000 28 3 Dan Forsman 7268— 140 suicide shortly before the wreck. Murphy rf 3 12 1 T — 2:45. A— 15,446. Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 14 17 63, Morle-Johnson-Lucllle Hendricks 7070— 140 Milwaukee a share of the Yankee Conference title with a 6-1 66; VHolers-Gross- Ibby Knox-Moureen Kenny Knox " I don’t want to kill myself,” ’IVson. 22, said when Toronto DEyns dh 2 0 10 Miami 0 1 0 .000 7 34 Tim Simpson 7070— 140 Pettis dh 10 0 0 league mark and 7-5 overall. N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 3 28 Mozzer 49, Net- Jeanne Moneggla-Jo 7268- 140 asked about the newspaper report. Cleveland Boggs 29, Jeanne Phlpps-Joon Hamil­ Jim Booros Baltimore .353 2S-vard Tuckowav Country Club Frank Conner 7073- 143 took a one-shot lead over Cathy Johnston in the Cleveland 000 010 300—4 (Terry 7-3), 2:20 p.m. EDT). Jack Morris (1M2) opposes Rick 11 a.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open, Channel 3 Course: Jay Haas 72- 71— 143 Boston 301 200 10K— 7 Houston (Forsch 10-4) at San Francisco Rhoden (910). In the last lOseosons, Morris The Manchester Soccer Club United Joey SIndelar 6976-143 opening round of the $250,000 Cellular One-Ping Golf Noon — College football: Holy Cross at Army. (Xive Barr 4668— 134 Game Winning RBI — Greenwell (20). (T.WIIson 0-1), 4:05 p.m. has 174 victories, the most of any pitcher In (boys 11 years old) opened their season Jim Gallagher 6767— 134 Ted Schulz 7073— 143 Championship at Riverside Golf and Country Club. E— JBell. DP— Cleveland 1, Boston 1. Philadelphia (Rowley 7-13) at Pitts­ thatspon. Chs. 5,18 with a 7-1 win over the Glastonbury David Ogrln 7066—136 Roy Blancalana 7371— 143 Walker’s 68 marked her 27th sub-70 round of the LOB— Cleveland 8, Boston 6 2B— Carter, burgh (LaPoint 30), 7:05 p.m. Stats Falcons. Gool scorers for United were: Bruce Zobrlskl 7073— 143 1 p.m. — Indians at Red Sox, NESN, WTIC Mike Sullivan W68— 137 . year, tying a Ladies Professional Golf Association OCIark, JoReed, Boggs. 3B— (keenwell. New York (Cone 15-3) at 6Aontreal Rickey Henderson has reached base Joson Blakeslev (2), Scott Rogonls, Donnie Hammond 6869^137 Harry Taylor 73WD HR— Boggs (5), DwEvans (15).SB— Carter (Dopson 3-9), 7:35 p.m. safely S3 times In the first Inning, and has 1 p.m. — College football: Richmond at UConn, Kevin Repoll, Jonathan Cart, Brendon Chip Beck 7067— 137 Leonard Thompson 78WD record. scored 38 of those S3 times, and In the 53 83WD (24). Onclnnotl (Charlton 1-3) at Los Angeles WKHT Prlndlvllle and Glen Rlnobloom. Mike Bender 6869— 137 Denis Watson Muffin Spencer-Devlin led a group at 2-under-par IP H R ER BB I (Hershlser 198), 10:05 p.m. gomes the Yankees are 37-16. ... The Cleveland Atlanta (AAohler 9-13) at Son Diego Athletics' 89 victories are the most bv on 2:15 p.m. — ’Tigers at Yankees. Channels 22.30, 70. Yen LrS-5 3 2-3 6 6 5 2 (Show 12-11), 10:05 p.m. Oakland club slnoethe1975A's won98gomes. WPOP MWalker 21-3 0 0 0 4 SUffldBV'l Qnma« ... Ron Gant of the Atlanta Braveslsbofflno Gordon 1 2 1 1 0 New York at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. .404against San Francisco thisseason with 23 3:30 p.m. — College football: Syracuse at Ohio Q m A v d ' l t a l l # U.S. leads amateur golf Bolles 1 0 0 0 0 Phllodelphia at Plttstxiroh, 1:35 p.m. hltsln57ot4>ats. State, Channel 8 r a b « | u b . Boston Chicago at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Streaks 4 p.m. — Golf: Milwaukee Open, SportsChannel STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Veteran Anne Bodickr W,11-15 6 8 3 3 2 Atlanta at San Diego, 3:05 p.m. The Son Francisco Giants went 119lnnlngs Lamp 1-3 2 1 1 0 Cincinnati at l.os Angeles, 4:05 p.m. without a homer over 13 gomes before Will 5 p.m. — College football: Oklahoma at North Sander of Seattle scored an even par 73 in one of the ending. The final three seconds is played over when Stanley 2-3 1 0 0 0 Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Clark homered In the nfth Inning against Carolina. ESPN Bv The Associated Press last groups Friday to give the United States a LSmIth S,24 2 0 0 0 0 Atlanta Thursday night. ... The Detroit the referees are instructed to do so by Dr. William one-shot lead midway through the women’s World Boddlcker pitched to 2 batters In the 7th, National League results Tigers' six-gome losing streak was their 7:30 p.m. — Mets at Expos. SportsChannel, Jones, secretary general of the International Stonlevpitchedto 1 longest othomeslnce 1984. WKHT Highlights in this day in sports history: Amateur Golf Team Championships. botterlntheOth. Super control Amateur Basketball Federation. The U.S. protests 8 p.m. — College football: Nebraska at UCLA, Sept. 10 Earlier. Pearl Sinn of Bellflower. Calif, posted a Umpires— Home, Merrill; First, Brink- Nolan Ryan did not wolk a batter during a in vain that Jones illegaily interfered by telling the man; Second, Cooney; Third, Welke. Pirates 5. Phiflles 2 complete gome for thefirsttime thisseason 1927 — France beats the United States three 71 for a combined U.S. 36-hole total of 291. 1-under Channel 8 official timekeeper and referees to allow the Soviets T — 2:45. A— 33,349. when he pitched a (IveJiltter and struck out 11:30 p.m. — College football: Florida at matches to two to win the Davis Cup. par. Carol Thompson of Sewickley, Pa., the third PHILA PITTSBURGH seven In the Houston Astros 2-1 victory over a second chance. The U.S. team refuses to accept the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mississippi State (tape delay), SportsChannel 1961 — Australia’s Roy Emerson upsets country­ U.S. team member, had a 75 in the morning. Only ib r h b l o b rh b l the silver medal. Bradley If /3 1 1 0 Bonds If 3 111 man Rod Laver to win the U.S. Lawn Tennis the two in each round count in the standings. Dwight (ktoden of the New York MetsIsSO 1977 — Chris Evert beats Wendy Turnbull 7-6. 6-2 MThmpeJ/ 4 0 10 Lind 2b 5 111 SUNDAY Association championships. Darlene Hard wins the Transactions Samuel ^ 4 0 11 VonSlyk cf 3 0 11 In day gomes this season after having gone to capture the U.S. Open title for the third straight Jordan It 3 111 GWIIson rf 4 0 0 1 20-15 during day gomes previously In his 1 p.m. — Indians at Red Sox, Channel 38, WTIC women’s title for the second straight year. Gallagher, Barr In tie career. year. RJonesrf 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 3 0 0 0 1 p.m. — 49ers at Giants. Channel 3, WKHT 1966 — Muhammad Ali knocks out Karl Parrish c 2000 Oberk(l3b 4 1 1 0 Sturnpe 1978 — Jimmy Connors wins the U.S. Open title F R A N K LIN , Wis. (A P) - Jim Gallagher, who HIppollto Pena of the New York Yankees 1 p.m. — Steelers at Redskins, Channel 30 Mildenberger in the 12th round in Frankfurt, BASEBALL Turner 3b 2 0 10 Goffp 0 0 0 0 with a three-set sweep of Bjorn Borg. had to win a playoff in the qualifying round to enter American Loooue (JGrossph 10 0 0 LVIlrec 4 1 1 0 won Thursday for the first time In eight 1:30 p.m. — Tigers at Yankees, SportsChannel. Germany to retain the world heavyweight boxing BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Fermln ss 3 13 0 decisions this season.... Pete O'Brien ofthe 1983 — Larry Holmes knocks out Scott Frank in the tournament, shot a second straight 67 Friday to Texos Rangers Is 9for-26 over his last eight WPOP title. Announced Frank Robinson, manager, has C Jams ph 1000 Dunnep 2 0 1 1 the fifth round at Atlantic City, N.J. to retain the agreed to a year-to-year rollover con­ Sebra p 2 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 0 0 0 0 games. 1:30 p.m. — Mets at Expos. Channel 9, WKHT 1967 — John Newcombe beats Clark Graebner to tie Canadian Dave Barr for the lead after two S u p p e rs world heavyweight title. tract. Named Fred Uhlman Special MAAoddxo 0000 2:30 p.m. — Yachting: Am erica’ s Cup. ESPN (if win the men’s title in the U.S. Lawn Tennis rounds of the $700,000 Greater Milwaukee Open. Assistant to the Vico President of KNMIlrph 1000 The Los Angeles OodgersarelS-TIngames 1983 — Martina Navratilova beats Chris Evert Gallagher and Barr, who shot a 68, were tied at Baseball Operations. Ruffin p 0000 InwhlchKIritGjbsonhos homered. necessary) Association championships. Billie Jean King wins Lloyd 6-1, 6-3 to win the U.S. Open women’s singles lO-under-par 134 after two trips around the Nalloml Leoaue Tekulvep 0000 3:30 p.m. — Motorsports: CART Road America the women’s singles, doubles and mixed doubles SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Activated Tetab 18 2 5 1 Totals n 5 9 s lnhS8rst36at-bab,NewYorkAAetsrookle title. 7,030-yard Tuckaway Country Club course. Mike LaCoss, pitcher, from the 21-day InfleWer Gregg Jefferies hod 13 hits. 200, ESPN championships. King, who swept the three titles at Including three doubles, one triple and four 1983 — Nebraska’s Mike Rozier rushes for 191 David Ogrin, also seeking his first Tour win. was disabled list. Recalled OennIsCook.pItcher, 1 818 888 818-8 4 p.m. — Patriots at Vikings, Channel 30 Wimbledon, is the first to accomplish this feat in the from Phoenix of the Pocifle Coost m 811 8IK— 5 home runs. In 259 ot-bofs before he was yards and four touchdowns in a 56-20 rout of placed on the disobipd list, Mets second 4 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open, Channel 3 same year since Alice Marble in 1939. third at 136 after shooting a 66. League. Gome Winning RBI — Dunne (1). 8 Wyoming. BASKETBALL E—Jeltz, MAAoddux Z OP— Pittsburgh bosemon WoUy Bockmon hod only nine 4 p.m. — Golf: Milwaukee Open,SportsChannel 1972 — The U.S. men’s basketball team loses its Donnie Hammond, who had a 69. Chip Beck, who extrthboie hits, oil douMes, while Dove 1983 — Idaho’s Ken Hobart passes for 527 yards in Noftanal BMkelbaN AstecMltan 2. LOB— Philadelphia 6, Plttaburgh 11. 9:30 p.m. — College football: Air Force at San only game in Olympic competition. The Soviet shot a 67. Mike Sullivan, who had a 68. and Mike BOSTON CELTICS-SIgned BradLo- 2B— VanSlyke. HR— Jordan (9). SF— AAogodon hod 12 PxfrcHiasp hits (11 doubles a 43-38 victory over South Coiorado. hous, forward, to a multiyear contract. ondonehomerun) In272at-bals. Diego State, ESPN Union wins 51-56 with the help of a controversial Bender, with a 69. were next at 137 VanSIvfce, Dunne, Bondi, GWIIson. East^trls thtnkihg posttivie — —i^iUinUkjP ri i n ,riii E C runners Dent gets td'i amends By Jim Tierney Manchester Herald H.S. Preview are thinking A positive attitude will be the favorable prevailing theme as the East Catholic High girls’ crosscountry By Jim Tierney team heads into its 1988 campaign Manchester Herald of good year which begins with a dual meet at NFL ruling Sacred Heart in Hamden on Following a frustrating 1987 By Jim Tierney Wednesday. By Lindsay Tanner campaign in which it went 3-8-5 Manchester Herald East will be under the guidance The Associated Press and totaled only 14 goals, the of first-year coach Kathy O’Neill Manchester High School boys’ who replaced Kathy Kittredge at After a rebuilding season a year ago, the CHICAGO The NFL lifted Chicago soccer team is out to make the helm. O’Neill, a 1983 graduate future looks brighter for the East Catholic High defensive end Richard Dent’s 30-day suspen­ amends for past disap­ of East Catholic, directed the boys’ cross country team as it heads into the sion Friday for violating the league’s drug pointments. Northwest Catholic girls’ squad 1988 campaign. policy and ruled he could play in the Bears’ An experienced senior group The Eagles endured a 2-3 dual meet record to the Class SS title last year. game on Sunday. highlights the Manchester roster The Eagles experienced a fine last year, finished fifth in the Ali Connecticut Michael Coffield, a lawyer representing the under ninth-year Indian Coach season a year ago finishing Conference and fourth in the state Class MM NFL, made the surprise announcement Friday Bill McCarthy, who is hoping fora second in the All Connecticut meet. Second-year Coach Paul Haggerty feels before a Cook County Circuit Court hearing successful season. positive as his club heads into this season. Conference, second in Class MM, V scheduled on a lawsuit Dent filed in a bid to “ The majority of the team is “ They’ re stronger than last year,’’ he said. third in the State Open and ninth overturn his suspension. back from fast year,” McCarthy “ It’ll still be a tough year in the ACC. You can’t in the New England Dent dropped his suit when the N F L agreed said. “ We have a lot of experience really expect to do a lot in the ACC with Xavier, Championships. to allow him to play in Sunday’s game and to and they are in great shape. The St. Bernard’s and Notre Dame of West Haven. East’s main nemesis, as it was give him a hearing before commissioner Pete whole team is anticipating a good We’ll do a lot better than last year.” a year ago. will be St. Bernard’s Rozelle next week. Coffield said the hearing year.” Manchester kicks off its Topping the list of returnees is junior Dan of Uncasvllle which garnered the would be scheduled at a time convenient to both season Thursday at home against Feehan, sophomore Chris Ray, and seniors ACC, Class MM, and State Open sides. Rockville High. Tom Carlson and Pete Lopatka. Others looked titles in 1987. St. Bernard’s also "I am very pleased ... to say that Richard Senior Jeff Bernier will be back upon for scoring wiil be sophomores Greg secured fourth in the New Eng- Dent will play on Sunday,” Coffield announced in goal for the Indians with Ciaglo and Craig Damaschi, seniors Ed lands. in court, noting that he is a Bears fan. seniors Glen Jensen at sweeper- Baroncini, John Mulligan and Len Quesnette “ M y goal Is to have my girls The ultimate decision on whether Dent will back and Doug Harvey at stop- along with impressive freshman Dan Thiery. reach their potential.” the 23- play against the Indianapolis Coltk game is up perback anchoring the defense. Haggerty’s main goal is to make the State year-old O’Neill said. “ With our to the Bears, said Mitchell Pawlan, a lawyer Seniors Jonas McCray and Dan Open Meet. full potential, I think we’ll give St. for Dent. The Bears had planned to move Al Keisey will be the outside ful­ “ We want to be first or second in the MM Bernard’s a good race.” East Harris into Dent’s spot. lbacks. Sophomore Mike Milazzo meet and make the Open,” he said. faces St. Bernard’s in a tri-meet wil be the reserve goalie. Schedule: Sept. 15 Notre Dame/Manchester with Waterford High in Uncas- “ Richard Dent will accompany the team to Indianapolis, and will dress and will be in Patrolling the midfield will be A, 17 Windham Invitational, 20 St. Bernard’s- ville on Sept. 20. senior Jeremy Dieterle at center /Waterford A, 24 Guilford Invitational. 27 St. Topping the list of returnees is uniform for the game against the Colts on Reginald Pimo/Manchoater Herald Sunday,” Bears spokesman Ken Valdiserri halfback. Dieterle led the Indians Joseph H. sophomore Nancy Byrne who had in scoring with just three goals said. Oct. 1 St. Anthony’s (N .Y.) Invitational, 4 a sensational freshman cam­ EAST HOPEFUL — Nancy Byrne, who had an last season. Senior Mike Sardo Xavier/Fairfield Prep H, 8 Wickham Park paign. Byrne placed third in both But he said he didn’t know when a decision and junior David Stephenson wilt outstanding freshman campaign, is looking for a big would be made on whether Dent would actually Invitationai, 11 Northwest Catholic A, 15 the MM meet and the State Open, flank Dieterle in the midfield. Reginald PIntaTManolwgtar HmM Brown Invitational, 21 ACC Championship earning her All-State honors. She sophomore season with the East Catholic High girls’ play. Up front will be senior Mo (Norwich Golf Course), 29 Class MM Meet. also took 24th in the New England cross country team. Valdiserri said the team had no comment on Moriarty at center striker with INDIAN SENIOR — Jeremy Dieterle will start at center Nov. 4 State Open Meet, 12 New England meet which earned her all-New the N F L ’s action Friday. senior Kevin Boyle at left wing halfback for the Manchester High boys’ soccer team in England honors. grader, will be the Eagles’ fifth Katie Litke. Meet. Dent’s lawyers filed the lawsuit Thursday in and junior Pete Giansante at 1988. The Indians, coming off a disappointing campaign, “ I think she (Byrne) w ill be in runner. Schtdult; Sept. 14 Sacred Heart A, 17 an unprecedented challenge of the N F L ’s right wing. the top five (in the Open) again,” "N oel and Sarah could both be Windham Invitational, 20 Water- two-year-old drug policy. Dent was suspended With a solid and experienced open the season Thursday at Memorial Field against All-State.” O’Neill said. tord/St. Bernard's A, 24Guilford Invlto- O’ Neill said. tlonol, 27 St. Joseph H. for 30 days earlier in the week by the N F L after defense and midfield, a sound Rockville High. Seniors Noel' Feehan, Sarah Other key personnel for East Oct. 1 St. Anthony's Invitatlonol he refu s^ to take a urine test, a violation of the offense will carry the Indians a East swimming Thiery and Betsy Dickinson will be seniors Lesley Perlmann. (N.Y.), 4 Mercv H, 8 Wickham Invita­ tional, 11 Northwest Catholic A, IS league’s drug policy. long way. McCarthy addressed pleasant preseason,” he said. East race with East Hartford as should be East’s Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Colleen Madden and Lisa Sheri­ Brown Invitational, 21 ACC Champion­ the offensive question marks on Dent’s lawsuit sought an injunction to bar his “ Maybe looking back at the the favorite along with Enfield, runners. Impressive freshman dan, junior Liz Carriera, sopho­ ship (Norwich Golt Course), 29 Class his squad. MM Meet (at Wickham Park). suspension "until such time that the N F L record last year motivated them Fermi, Windham and Manches­ has more depth Melanie Spiller, who was unde­ mores Jen DeMarco and Allison “ We’re going to put more Nov. 4 State Open (at Wickham Pork). demonstrates the validity and integrity of all of over the summer.” ter. “ It’ll be a real dogfight," be feated as a seventh and eighth- MacDonald, along with freshman 12 New England Meet. pressure on the (opponents) Dent’s prior (drug) tests.” Key reserves for Manchester said. By Len Auster backs this year,” he said. “ With will be seniors Jim Melesko, Mike Dent’s lawyers also sought an emergency Manchester Herald our experience, we’ll be able to do Callahan, Eric Fleming, Ted SclMduta: Sdpt. 15 Rockvlllt H , 17 order to allow the defensive end to play Wethan f leld A (10:30 a.m .), 10 Ftrm I A, more ^in gs in the opponent’s half M iller and Greg Murray, juniors There won’t be any superstars who’ll score points Sunday. 23 Windham A, 17 South Windsor H, 30 Bolton girls need some work of the field. I think it (the scoring) Corey Craft, Eric Wolfgang and Hartford Public H. consistently, but the East Catholic High girls’ Pawlan said the issues to be resolved are will be spread around. They feel Oct. 4 Enflold A, 6 East Hortford A (7 Dave Campbell along with sopho­ p.m.), 11 Rockvillo A, 14 FtrmI H, IS swimming team will be able to reach deeper into its the taking. Lewis, seniors Meg good about it this year.” By Len Auster scrimmage. The ’87 all-Charter “ the propriety of Richard Dent refusing to take mores Dwayne Goldston, Nigel Windham H, n South Windsor A , IS ranks for points in 1988. Oak Conference fullback will be Matyia and Lauren Clark and the test” and Dent’s contention that he did not McCarthy has been impressed Cooper and Rling freshman Bill Hartford Public A, IS Enfitid H, 31 Hall "W e don’t have any star swimmers, those who’ll Manchester Herald H (3 p.m .). out 10 days with a bruised foot. sophomore Rebecca Carrier are receive proper written notice of previous tests. with his squad’s scrimmage Kennedy. Nov. 2 Eost Hartford H (3 p m .) take every event they’re in. But we have more depth ■ ; “ Having Leah out is going to hurt among the candidates. There are matches thus far. “ It’s been a McCarthy sees a tight CCC Games not noted begin at 3:10 p.m . than last year.” said East fourth-year coach Jim BOLTON — A team older in also six inexperience sophomores experience, yet still young as far us.” Landolphi said. Neff. who may see time in this area. The Eagles were 2-11 in dual meet action a year as knowing the game will take the Bolton can least afford an ago. They dive into the ’ 88 campaign on Friday when field for the Bolton High girls’ injury on defense, inasmuch as Senior Jen Maneggia, who led Something has to give in Lendi-Agassi match they visit Middletown High School at 4 p.m. soccer team in 1988. Landolphi foresees continued Bolton a year ago with three Among the top prospects on the Eagles’ 25-girl problems on offense. The Bul­ goals, will see acton up front at "Last year we had a junior- match. next couple of days, my timing will be roster are senior Tricia McGuinness (freestyle), either striker or wing. Senior By Barry Wllner you learn a weakness, because freshman team, so as far as ldogs scored only 11 goals in their The winners meet Sunday. good,” he said after that match. junor Lynn Krawzcyk (backstroke/freestyle) and Amber Alleman and sophomores The Associated Press nobody is going to be No. 1 with a experience it’s an older team 14 games last year. “ I can see Agassi comes off an emotional ’This has not been a particularly junior Leslie Caromile (breaststroke/individual Anna Depold and Jessica Braha- weakness.” having played one year,” says that (scoring) as a problem.” whipping of Jimmy Connors in what satisfying year for Lendl, even though medley). Sophomore Stacey Luoma and her older ney will also be on the attack line. NEW YO RK — Ivan Lendl hasn’t Agassi is making his second Grand Bulldog third-year coach Mike Landolphi said. many have called the passing of the he’s remained atop the rankings. He sister Kerry, a senior, are also among the top point “We have to work more on lost at the U.S. Open in 26 matches. Slam semifinal appearance this year. Landolphi,” but we still have a lot torch in American men’s tennis. The has not won a Grand Slam crown this contenders. Stacey will compete in the freestyle Either sophomore Danielle Cu- skills and working together. Part Andre Agassi hasn’t lost anywhere in He lost to Wilander at the French. of work to do. We have to work 18-year-old Agassi lost his only official events with Kerry in the butterfly along with rylo or freshman Maureen Griffin of that is I ’ve done a lot of 23. “ I don’t mentally believe I could year. more on the basic skills. The match with Lendl in 1987 at Stratton “ There is always the next Grand freestyle. will open in goal for the Bulldogs. substituting in the scrimmages.” bn Saturday, something will give — have won that match against Wi­ other programs always have a Mountain, Vt. They also split a pair of Slam title.” Lendl said. “ When I lost Sophomore Chris Dube leads the East divers Landolphi hopes to get Curylo out Landolphi said. either Lendl’s run for a fourth lander because it was the first time good nucleus and good feeder exhibitions this year. the Australian. I knew there was the while among the freshmen. Kerry Murphy could as a field player eventually. The Until that happens. Bolton may consecutive Open crown or Agassi’s there,” he admitted. "Against Wi­ system. I have to spend more “ I think that we both learned more French. And after the French, I knew lend support in the IM. back line should include sopho­ struggle. charge for a fourth straight tourna­ lander, I was more motivated to just time with the basics so I know it’ll about each other’s games, but you can there was Wimbledon. And after “ We’ll have more depth in most events. Weshould mores Lisa Williams and Stacey ment title this summer. go out there and have a good match. take awhile.” Schoduli: Sept. 15 Hale-Rav H, 17 never really count on exhibitions Wimbledon, I knew there was one improve (record-wise),” N eff said. Beyor, the latter a transfer from Coginchaug H 11 o.m., 21 Parish Hill H, Lendl, the top seed, and Agassi, With Ivan, I want to go out there and 23 Eost Homoton H, 24 Bacon Academy rated fourth, will meet in the much,” Agassi said. “ We played in try to win.” more left — here. And if not, there is Sclwdul*: Sept. 14 Middletown A, 20 E.O. Smith H, 22 The Bulldogs, 5-7-2 a year ago. Windham High, and senior Sara A, 29 Portland H. Hamden A, 27 Glastonbury A 7 p.m., 30 WIndhom H. suffered a blow before their Lewis. The latter will be used Oct. 3 RHAM H, 4 Cromwell H, 11 semifinals. Mats Wilander, the No. 2 L.A. and he beat me 6-4,6-2. Then we Lendl struggled early in this event, always 1989. Oct. 3 St. Joseph H, 7 Wetherstleld A , 14 Haddairt Waterford H, 13 Coventry A, 17 Rockv played in Reno and I beat him 7-6,6-3. but was overwhelming against Der­ “ It’s not going to be a fantasticyear Klllingworth A, IB Windsor A, 25 Monchester A 7 p.m., at Thursday home opener against defensively until Dinocenza seed who is seeking his third Grand Hill A, 20 Eost Hampton A, 24 Bacon “ You just have more of a feel for for me, even if I win here. A great year Windsor Locks H. 4Iale-Ray of Moodus when senior returns. Academy H, 27 Portland A, 3l R HAM A 3 Slam crown this year, plays unseeded rick Rostagno in the quarterfinals. Nov. 12 Stote Quollfvlno Meet. Home meets at the o.m. Games not noted 3:30 o.m. what he might do. It’s not so much that “ This was an indication that the is to win two Grand Slam titles." Manchester High School pool. Most meets at 3;30 p.m. Leah Dinocenza was injured in a The midfield slots are open for Darren Cahill of Australia in the other

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By Rick Warner The Assocloted Press NEW YO RK — Chris Evert pulled out of her U.S. j" Open semifinal against Steffi Graf Friday because of a stomach virus, moving Graf to within one victory of the Grand Slam. "M y body feels like it’s been through a war,” Evert said in a statement released by the Women’s International Tennis Association. "Every muscle and joint aches. Physically, 1 couldn’t go out and play. I don’t have any energy.” Graf, who is trying to become the first Grand Slam winner in 18 years, will play her doubles partner, Gabriela Sabatini, in Saturday’s women’s final. Sabatini, the fifth seed, beat No. 11 Zina Garrison V 6-4, 7-5 in the semifinals Friday. But the match was overshadowed by the withdrawals of Evert and Rick Leach, who was forced to pull out of the men’s doubles final because ‘■’V. of a similar virus. Leach and Jim Pugh had to • ’-VV default their match against Sergio Casal and Emilio Sanchez of Spain. Graf, who had beaten Evert six straight times, said she was disappointed by the walkover. " I was very up to play today,” she said at a news conference. “ I wanted to play very badly. Now I have to think about tomorrow.” Tournament physician Gary Wadler said Evert withdrew “ with great trepidation and sadness, but we both agreed there was no way she could play AP photo today.” Wadler said Leach had a 103-degree fever, while in their semifinai match at the U.S. Open (A A WINNER — Gabriela Sabatini of Evert had a temperature of 101. The doctor said both Argentina clenches her fist andf lashes a ^iday in New York. She’ll play Steffi Graf players were also suffering from vomiting and for the women’s title. diarrhea. smile after beating Zina Garrison 6-4,7-5 Biondi gets run for his money upon arrival in Seoul stem-faced policemen tried to clear a By Howard Ulman seven events he is entered in and Yet many media members, who path. The Associated Press match Mark Spitz’s 1972 cache of weren’t even sure they could recog­ seven swimming gold medals. nize Biondi before he emerged from the customs check and stepped before Once on the bus after struggling to SBQUL, South Korea — Matt " I don’t think seven gold medals is their spotlights, treated him as if he survive his first race of the Olympics, Biondi’s gold medal grind reached realistic,” Nort Thornton, his coach at already were an Olympic star. His Biondi wore a disbelieving smile and this Olympic city Friday night when the University of California, said in occasionally shielded his face with his the American swimmer raced uneas­ the darkened parking lot after Biondi first race still was eight days away. Pushing a luggage cart as he ran the hat to confound cameramen shooting ily through a crush of cameramen had battled his way to the team bus. " I through the window. A man with a after arriving at the airport. think it’s ridiculous.” gauntlet, the 6-foot-7 Biondi stayed hunched over beneath a straw hat and tape recorder boarded the bus and While his coaches tried to lower “ It’s not fair” to expect Biondi to do went up to Biondi but was quickly high expectations, the media besieged that, said U.S. swimming team coach remained silent as photographers backpedaled in front of him while ejected as the swimmer clapped. Biondi as if he was a favorite to win all Richard Quick.