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Pitrlck Flynn/ManohMtar Hwald PRECARIOUS POSITION — John Ahern, a partner in the Brophy Ahern Development Co., directs his son, Jim, who is driving the forklift, to get a load of lumber into a window this week at the former Cheney Bros, weaving mill at 91 Elm St. The West Haven-based development company is converting the mill into 249 apartments. 444> 4«fc4i • .4i*4i.»'k*i**1444lfct. REGIONAL WEATHER I I' Accu-Weathec* forecast for Saturday negotiates buy Daytime Conditiorts and High Temperaturesr ^223 cap L-.'iii'inH of ambulance company By Andrew Yurkovsky money to be paid for the ambu­ said. It operates eight Manchester Herald lance service was subject to ambulances. further negotiations. He said the Talbot would not disclose the Manchester Memorial Hospital negotiations had been going on amount of money being discussed is negotiating the purchase of the for about a year. for purchase of the service. privately owned Ambulance Ser­ In a prepared statement, Gall­ Beck said that the Manchester vice of Manchester, the largest acher said, “ MMH Corporation Memorial Hospital Corp. would ambulance service in the area, has been looking into the possibil­ present the proposed acquisition hospital spokesman Andrew ity of acquiring the Ambulance to the hospital’s full board of Beck said Friday. Service of Manchester. This directors before proceeding with l " , ’?Tf?ra Beck, quoting hospital Presi­ possibility has been discussed by final negotiations. He would not dent Michael R. Gallacher, said both parties over the years, and it say what issues remained to be that acquisition of the ambulance seemed like an appropriate time resolved. service would strengthen the to explore this matter further.” “ It is important to get the full hospital’s role in providing health board's approval,” Beck said. care for communities east of the Roger Talbot, the owner and Beck said that the ambulance Weather River. Gallacher could not be president of the ambulance ser­ service’s place in the structure of reached for comment. vice, said that hospital officials the hospital had not been deter­ expressed an interest in acquir­ Manchester and vicinity: Today, windy with rain, The announcement by the hos­ mined, but he said it would be a ing the company about l ‘A years part of the holding company that heavy at times during the early morning resulting in pital comes two weeks after ago, when Warren L. Prelesnik Hooding of poor drainage areas. Rain tapering to Kaiser Permanente, a Hartford- owns the hospital. The hospital is was the hospital’s president. He owned by the Manchester Mem­ light with diminishing winds. High 50 to 55. Wind based health-maintenance organ­ said that he had spoken to northeast 20 mph to 30 mph in the early morning, ization, disclosed that it planned orial Hospital Corporation, a officials in past months but hadn’t private, non-profit corporation. becoming northwest and diminishing to 10 mph to 20 to open an office next year on heard from them recently. mph. Tonight, cloudy with a 30 percent chance of Hartford Road. The announcement that the But Talbot said that he was still hospital was negotiating to pur­ showers. Low 40 to 45. Sunday, still a lot of clouds interested in selling the company. with a few sprinkles, especially in the afternoon. Kaiser Permanente currently chase the ambulance service High 50 to 55. refers patients to Hartford Hospi­ “ I ’m not getting any older, and came after the hospital an­ tal, though officials from the AP photos West Coastal, East Coastal: Today, windy with it probably makes sense,” he nounced plans to construct an HMO have expressed a willing­ said. He said he might be willing outpatient surgical facility at an rain, heavy at times during the early morning RAIN AND SUNSHINE — Democratic presidential candidate Meanwhile, his Republican opponent. Vice President George resulting in flooding of poor drainage areas, then ness to refer patients to Manches­ to continue working with the undisclosed cost and upgrade its ter Memorial Hospital. The or­ tapering to light with diminishing winds. High in the ambulance service if it were computer system at a cost of $3 Michael Dukakis, left, behind in most polls, looks at the pouring Bush, gives a winning wink during a rally in Troy, Ohio. ganization would provide mid 50s. Wind northeast 20 to 30 mph becoming acquired by the hospital. million. The hospital’s profits last rain while waiting to be introduced in McKeesport, Pa., on Friday. northwest and diminishing to 10 mph to 20, mph. comprehensive medical cover­ The service, located at 134 E. year w»*e listed at $2.9 million, Tonight, cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. age to members for a pre-paid Center St., has been in business according to the state Commis­ premium. Low in the mid 40s. Sunday, still a lot of clouds with a for about 30 years and is the sion on Hospitals and Health few sprinkles, especially in theafternoon. High50to Beck said that the amount of largest east of the River, Talbot Care. 55. New Dukakis ads turning up the heat By Eileen Putman happy with this campaign” because it years of public life, George Bush’s country. The Assaclated Press had been too negative. negative TV ads; distorting my Lottery This patient ‘not a quitter^ He said Bush’s attack on the record, full of lies and he knows it,” “ The last thing we or our allies need Democrat Michael Dukakis Massachusetts prisoner-furiough pro­ Dukakis says in his own ad. at a time when ballistic missiles are charged in a tough new TV ad Friday He accuses Bush of “ dragging truth proliferating is someone who regards Connecticut daily Friday; 819. Play Four: 8683. By Nancy Concelman “ He’s fine,” Deborah Stence said. “ You go in gram was “ cynical and very hypocrit­ into the gutter” and adds; “ I ’m on the strategic defense as a fraud or a Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 1, 4, 6, 8,13, 21. Manchester Herald feeling fine.” that George Bush is airing commer­ ical.” The Bush camp has made much record for the very weapons systems fantasy,” he said in an address at the Stence said she first noticed a problem Oct. 14 cials that are “ full of lies and he knows of the fact that Willie Horton, a his ads say I ’m against.” A Manchester teen-ager whose body rejected when Danny’s feet swelled up. She called the it.” Bush, leading in the polls, turned convicted murderer, escaped while on University of Toledo. to a condemnation of chemical furlough, raped a Maryland woman Sig Rogich, Bush’s ad director, his transplanted heart last weekend is “ not a hospital Oct. 15 and was told to bring Danny in In the main thrust of his speech. Index weapons. and assaulted her fiance. defended the Republican’s commer­ quitter” and thinks he’ll be fine, his mother said immediately. Bush said he wants to be known as the Trailing with just 17 days remaining “ To play politics with that kind of cials, saying, “ ’There’s nothing er­ Friday. Hospital personnel put Danny on steroids to try president who helped achieve an Richard “ Danny” Stence, 16, of 360 Oakland to strengthen the heart and reverse the rejection, until the election, the Dukakis cam­ human tragedy, I think, is one of the roneous about any of those ads or the ButlO M t . .33-34 Local news. truth of the matter is the networks effective ban on chemical weapons, a St., was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian but they didn’t work, she said. The rejection paign unveiled its most pointed ads of most cynical things you can do,” Churches _ . 14-15 Obituaries— wouldn’t accept them.... We stand by subject he said had gained new Medical Center in New York City Oct. IS after he caused the right side of Danny’s heart to fail. the year, accusing Bush of distorting Dukakis said. Classified _ . 35-40 O pinion. everything we have in our ads.” urgency with their recent use in the began rejecting the right side of a heart he Danny is currently on a 14-day treatment with Dukakis’ record on crime and In one of the new TV spots, Dukakis C o m ic s ____ . 23-25 Senior Citizens . The Republicans were on the Iran-Iraq war. Connecticut. JB-0 Sports . — 41-46 received in a transplant operation in 1985. an experimental antibody that may reverse the defense. is shown watching a Bush campaign The Massachusetts governor set the ad depicting Dukakis riding in an attack, too. Focus______. 17-32 U.S./World . - 2, 10-11 His mother, Deborah Stence, said Friday her rejection process and allow the heart to return to He said countries guilty of chemical son feels no pain or pressure because when a normal, Stence said. stage earlier Friday when he said on armored tank. Dukakis snaps off the Bush, seeking Ohio’s 23 electoral warfare should face “ the censure of votes, said Dukakis’ opposition to the heart is transplanted the nerves are cut. Danny, Danny is optimistic that the treatments will network talk shows, “ I ’ve been TV, turns to the viewer and says he is all nations,” and he proposed other a native of Manchester, was bom with heart help, she said. subject to attacks and distortions” “ fed up” with Bush’s attacks. space-based missile defense system, measures such as on-site inspection iianrhpBtpr llprald trouble, she said. “ He’s not a quitter,” she said. and the “ American people are not “ Haven’t seen anything like it in 25 known as Star Wars, was bad for the on demand of suspicious plants. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 19 Bush campaign back in state on Monday Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher L’Ambiance ‘settlement’ due cut co-chairman, said the vice presi­ or not before the election. I doubt it.” Qsorge T. Chsppsll Sheldon Cohen By Judd Everhart' day, making a couple of stops in New Editor Compoalng Manager dent probably wanted to hit Connecti­ Rowland, whose district includes Haven. Zampano and state Superior tions, which began in February. The Associated Press Osnisa A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard NEW HAVEN (AP) - A cut one more time because it is one of Waterbury, said Bush’s speech to Advertising Director Praeeroom Manager federal judge acting as a media­ Court Judge Frank S. Meadow L’Ambiance Plaza, a partially Dukakis campaign officials con­ HARTFORD — Republican George about 18 states targeted by Democrat local business leaders would be a Jeanne O. Fromarth Frank J. McSeaegan tor in litigation stemming from have been mediating discussions completed apartment complex, firmed this week that Connecticut was Businese Manager CItculatlon Director Bush will bring his presidential Michael Dukakis as crucial to an “ serious, substantive” one. U.S. Sen. the collapse of L’Ambiance Plaza between the lawyers for 44 collapsed while under construc­ among 18 states targeted as a campaign back to Connecticut Mon­ Election Day win. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., is in Bridgeport said Friday that a plaintiffs — families of the 28 men tion on April 22,1987. must-win state. That’s partly because day, hoping to solidify the lead he’s Bush is scheduled to address a also expected to attend the campaign nibllshad dally except Sunilay and cartaln holidays by the “ settlement in principle” has killed in the collapse and 16 of its proximity to Dukakis’ home Zampano said he still must apparently got in a state often Waterbury Chamber of Commerce appearance, organizers said. Manchester Publishing Co., 15 Bralhard Place, Msttchsster, been reached between victims’ iqjured workers — and 39 defend­ state of Massachusetts and partly Conn. 05040. Secotxl class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. meet with some defendants “ to described as one of his four home breakfast Monday morning. The A Hartford Courant poll by the families and builders. ants, including builders and the because victories in the East could Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester HstaM, settle their contractual states, campaign officials said event will not be open to the public. University of Connecticut released P.O. Box SOI, Manchsetar. Conn. 05040. city of Bridgeport. “ It’s up to the lawyers to iron disputes.” ' The vice president campaigned this week showed Bush leading affect the outcome in the West where, If you don't rsosivs your Herald by 5 pm . weekdays or 7:30 out the implementation,” U.S. The judges’ aim was to settle Friday. because of the time difference, polls a.m. Saturdays, please talephone your carrier. If yoiyte unable He’ll also announce creation of a twice in Connecticut last month, Dukakis by 10 points, 46 percent to 36 District Judge Robert C. Zam- the estimated 200 lawsuits that He said another matter still will be open hours after they close to teach your carrier, can subscriber aarvtoe at 047 0045 byO “ Democrats For Bush” committee stopping in Norwalk and Hartford. percent. The remaining 18 percent p.m. weskdays tor delivsry In Manehaatar. experts said they expected to pano said. “ Not all of the outstanding is the $5.1 million The son of a U.S. senator from were undecided. here. Buggeslad carrier rates are $1.50 ersakly, $7.70 for one obstacles are resolved, but we result from the collapse. It could total in fines issued last year by when he lands at Oxford Airport, month, W .1 0 for three mortths, $40.20 for six months and according to an aide to U.S. Rep. John Connecticut, Bush grew up in Green­ Gaffney said he expects the gap will Marianna Koval, Dukakis’ Connec­ don’t see any insurmountable have taken 10 to IS years for all the federal Occupational Saifety $02.40 for orw ysar. G. Rowland, R-Conn., before heading wich and went to Yale. be less than 10 points by Nov. 8, but ticut campaign press secretary, said The Manehaatar Herald la a member of the Aasoclatsd Prsaa, obstacles.” the suits to go through the court and Health Administration to Waterbury for a speech on “ I think he wants to try and see if he that “ we solidly have a lead of six or after Dukakis left New Haven that he s the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Prase He declined to discuss any system. against five companies for viola­ Association and the New England Nswapapsr Asaodalion. can solidify the lead he’s got,” seven points.” may make one more trip to Connecti­ details of the settlement, includ­ Ninety-two lawyers have been tions of safety regulations at the economic policy. J. Brian Gaffney, Bush’s Connecti­ Gaffney said. “ Whether he’ll be back Dukakis was in Connecticut Thurs­ cut before the election. ing any monetary damages. involved in the mediated negotia­ building site. Autopsy results weeks away Calendar Compromise It will probably be at least a Cunningham. two weeks before the investiga­ forecast on couple of weeks before the state Cunningham died after he was tion was concluded. M anchester medical examiner’s office com­ exposed to the chemical at the Robert Dellsle, the company pletes an autopsy on the Hartford Metals Testing Co., 570 Sullivan president, has said that Cun­ Monday N. Elm lease man who died as a result of an Ave. The accident also injured ningham might have tripped into Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing acid spill in a South Windsor two other workers, who were a 2>A-gallon container of hydro­ room, 7 p.m. Bv Michele Noble factory Tuesday morning, a treated and released from Man­ fluoric acid while mixing it. Commission on Aging. Senior Citizens Center, Manchester Herald spokeswoman at the office said chester Memorial Hospital. Delisle said it is the first time 7:30 p.m. Friday. John Stanton, the area director there has been such an accident Tuesday Housing Authority members are wiiiing to But an official from the Hart­ in OSHA’s Hartford office, said at the company. Hearing on the Hockanum River Linear Park negotiate with the town for a contract agreement ford office of the federal Occupa­ that his agency was still conduct­ Stanton said that a toxic gas funding, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. which would allow them to manage the $1.2 tional Safety and Health Adminis­ ing an investigation of the inci­ was created when the acid came Pitkin Glassworks, Lincoln Center gold room, million housing for the elderly project being tration said that inhalation of the dent and wouldn’t know whether into contact with the air, and that j'. 7:30 p.m. constructed on North Elm Street, Mayor Peter P. fumes from hydrofluoric acid any safety violations occurred Qinningham was surrounded in a Wednesday DiRosa Jr. said Friday. probably caused the death of until the investigation was com­ fog of gas when other workers Board of Education, Bennet Jr. High School, 7:30 IK DiRosa said an ‘‘issue of semantics” concern­ »2 9-year-old Timothy pleted. He said it could be about found him. p.m. ing the contract agreement was cleared up on Friday when representatives of the authority and their attorney Malcolm Barlow met with Town A n d o ve r Attorney William Shea and Assistant Manager Monday Steven Werbner. Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7 The confusion began at a meeting Wednesday p.m. 0, when Barlow presented authority members with Tuesday 71 an unsigned lease proposal drawn up by Shea. MANCHESTER Elections Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 Members indicated then that they were opposed p.m. to signing a lease agreement and were only interested in managing the 20-unit orolect. X The problem arose because Barlow had Bolton termed the contract a "management agree­ ment” while Shea had termed it a “ lease,” HOUSEHOLD Monday DiRosa said. Public Building Commission. Community Hall, “ I ’m not sure (Barlow and Shea) were talking 7:30 p.m. me about two different things,” DiRosa said. “ As a Tuesday community, we are not legally allowed to let the Special town meeting on architect appropriation. authority manage the project without contract­ HAZARDOUS WASTE Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. ing a lease. But the term lease is Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall, misunderstood.” 8 p.m Before Friday’s negotiations, members said Wednesday they were concerned with liability problems if Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 they signed the lease. p.m. COLLECTION DAY The housing project, which has been under Thursday construction since May 1, has been the focus of Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7p.m. complaints from neighbors. In June, about 40 Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 7:30 residents blasted the project’s architect, Alan p.m. I Plnto/ManctwMar Haralc Lamson, of Frazier Lamson Budlong Architects Saturday, Oct. 22 • 8:30am-3:00pm SERIOUS FUN — Matt Arnold of 75 Carriage Drive play a serious game of & Planners, complaining that construction C o ve n try Garden Grove, Chad Shelton of 173 basketbali at Charter Oak Park Tuesday. problems there were affecting their quality of life. Monday Spruce St. and Mike Briere of 20 Carol Shanley, the authority’s executive Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office director, said last week that the complaints had Manchester Landfill - Olcott Street Building, 7:30 p.m. ‘ ‘ no bearing’ ' on the members’ hesitance to sign a Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 lease. (Rain or Shine) p.m. DiRosa said that Werbner indicated to him that Tuesday Agency’s teens ‘come home’ members of the authority have expressed a Food Distribution, Town Office Building, noon to 1 willingness to manage the project and are now Sponsored by the p.m. willing to negotiate with the town for a Town of Manchester Conservation Commission Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, compromise to a lease. ^ 7:30 p.m. after move to Park Street “ A legal document m u sr^ signed before the Republican Town Committee, Town Office and had extra room for Cross­ serves, Cummings said. He had authority can legally manage the project,” Building, 7:30 p.m. Bv Nancy Concelman Except for household hazardous wastes that are now banned, the Manchester Herald roads, Cummings said. no estimate on the number of DiRosa said. “ What form it takes is the issue Thuraday ‘‘They have, in effect, come clients in the program. here, not the end result.” best way to deal with household hazardous wastes is to use them Library Building Committee, Town Office Build­ Crossroads Inc. Counseling and home,” he said. Crossroads provides drug edu­ ing, 7:30p.m. up according to directions. All household hazardous wastes, In­ Education Center, which pro­ The move comes on the heels of cation and counseling to children Sioard of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 vides counseling to adolescents a July merger between the and teen-agers in grades S and up cluding banned wastes, will be accepted with the exception of the p.m. Riding academy soid with drug problems, moved administrations of the two agen­ at Bennet and Illing Junior high School Building Committee, Coventry High following: cies. The town Board of Directors schools. Crossroads’ move will School, 7:30 p.m. Thursday from the former Ben­ BOLTON — The Bolton Riding Academy on Route tley School on Hollister Street to set aside $40,000 in this year's allow the agency to send clients Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ 85 and a farm on West Street in Bolton will be under 33 Park St. budget for the agencies, making directly to the New Hope outpa­ NOT ACCEPTABLE: fice Building, 8 p.m. the sole ownership of resident George Negro, who The move will facilitate plans payment contingent on the tient facility if they require bought out his two brothers recently. 2, 4, 5, T and Derivatives - Dioxin and Derivatives to reopen Highland Park School merger. outpatient care, Cummings said. 'The closing has not been held yet, but Negro said FOB’S and Derivatives - Pentachlorophenol and Derivatives. for classes in September 1989. Crossroads decided to move New Hope Manor, a residential he and his brothers have agreed to the sale. Negro Businesses are invited The town Recreation Department from Bentley six months earlier drug and alcohol treatment facil­ would not disclose the price or reasons for the sale. POP Herbicides - Explosives and Highly Reactive Materials is moving into the old Bentley than required for the relocation of ity for adolescent girls, will to smokeout training The farm and academy are part of an estate, he n School from Highland Park the town recreation offices from remain in a former Cheney said. Gas Cylinders (Lecture Betties) 3V&" wide, 18" long - Area business representatives are invited to a School to accommodate the Highland Park School to the mansion on Hartford Road for No changes are proposed at the academy or farm, Unknowns. Great American Smoke Out Kickoff breakfast to be reopening. former Bentley School. now, but will have to move before Negro said. He keeps cows and buffaloes at the held on Wednesday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Holiday The Crossroads offices will be The Crossroads move was a its lease on the building with farm. Matrix Fitness Center on West Middle Turnpike. located in the same building as joint decision among Cummings, South United Methodist Church Neighbors complained last summer and earlier FIRST 5 GALLONS FREE — *2“ Per Gallon Thereafter American Cancer Society representatives will be the new outpatient facility for New Hope Executive Director expires in 1991. this year about cows and buffaloes escaping and present to explain ways businesses can promote no New Hope Manor Inc., a counsel­ Vincent Senatore and Mayor New Hope received a $200,000 wandering in the area. Negro blamed the problem smoking policies and smoke free environments. ing center for males and females Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Cummings state grant to acquire land for a on vandals who he said were cutting his fences. with substance abuse related said. new facility. On June 24 last year, a car driven by Darlene For Further Information, problems, said Theodore T. Cum­ ‘‘The town has been so helpful The staff and clients of Cross­ Sines of Bolton hit an escaped buffalo. Sines wasn’t Call Manchester Health Department, 647-3173. WATE8 sets Halloween bash mings, president of New Hope’s to New Hope we decided to get out roads are pleased with the move hurt but the car was destroyed. board of directors. early,” Cummings said. ‘‘There from a basement office in the Following the accident. Town Attorney Samuel The Manchester WATEjS will meet on Tuesday Crossroads was located in the was no pressure.” school to its new offices, Cum­ Teller sought a permanent Injunction against X night at 6; IS at East O e ^ r St. for a Halloween Park Street building about 10 The move also has some mings said. Crossroads clients Negro’s wandering livestock. Negro fixed the party. years ago. New Hope rents space ‘‘serious” administrative advan­ h elp ^ with the move Thursday. fences and said earlier this week he hasn’t had any Members are asked to wear a costume or bring a in the building from St. Mary's tages and will allow Crossroads to ‘‘The Crossroads people are trouble since then. decorated pumpkin. Prizes will be awarded. Episcopal Church at 41 Park St. increase the number of people it extremely happy,” he said. Campaigii Notebook Police Roundup Obituaries

Youths face charges unknown Soldier Oiapter No. 12, and four grandchildren. Environment safety urged G. Earl Porter, the Jones-Keefe-Batson Ameri­ The funeral will be Monday at after drug arrest Hebron fireman can Legion Post No. 95 in Hebron, 10:30 a.m. at St. Peter’s Episco­ A three-point plan to protect and enhance the and the Veterans of Foreign Wars pal Church in Hebron. Burial with environment has been proposed by Susan (3old Star Post No. 1724 in full military honors will be in St. Buckno. Republican candidate for the House of G. Earl Porter, 67, of 126 By Michele Noble Willimantic. He served the Le­ Peter’s Cemetery. There are no Representatives from Manchester’s 13th (Tiurch St. Hebron, husband of Manchester Herald gion in the capacities of com­ calling hours. In lieu of flowers, Assembly District. Merle Jones Porter, died Thurs­ mander, finance officer, chaplain the family suggests memorial It calls for a law requiring the Department of day (Oct. 20, 1988) at Hartford and judge advocate. In addition, donations be sent to the Fourth Transportation to submit for review by local The ’Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force arrested Hospital after a long battle with he was a communicant of St. Marine Division Association authorities any project that alters the scenic or two youths at Squire Village Apartments Friday cancer. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Scholarship Fund, Care of Execu­ historic nature of an area. night on drug charges and a third on a charge of Bom in Amherst, Mass, on Hebron and a member of the tive Secretary John A. Stone, The plan also calls for increasing fines for possession of alcohol, police said. March 20, 1921, he resided in Hebron Historical Society. Fourth Marine Division Associa­ littering along roadways and for dumping waste Hebron for most of his life. He Police arrested Paris Oates, 17, of 54B Spencer was a 1938 graduate of Windham Besides his wife, he is survived tion, P.O. Box 595 Laurel, Fla. into the Long Island Sound or any state body of St., and charged him with possession of cocaine 34272, or to the Litchfield Fund, water. High School and a 1949 civil by three daughters and sons-in- with the intent to sell, interfering with a police engineering graduate of the Uni­ law, Gayle and Peter Kataja, Connecticut Community Care, And it suggests expanding the Neighborhood Inc., P.O. Box 2360, 719 Middle Assistance Act to provide 30 percent tax credits officer, interfering with a police search, and versity of Connecticut. He Patricia and Vincent Buttice, and Kimberly and Brian Reed, three St., Bristol, Ct. 06010. The Potter for taypayers in beautifying highway-related possession of liquor by a minor, police said. worked as a civil engineer until illness forced an early brothers, David, Lenon and How­ Funeral Home in Willimantic is in facilities. Also arrested were Antoine Jenkins. 17. of 54E retirement. ard Porter; a sister. Clare Cloud; charge of arrangements. Buckno also had suggested in a previous plan Spencer St., and Michael Brockman, 17. of 38B A staunch Democrat, he served extending NAA tax credits to businesses that Spencer St., police said. provide scholarships to higher education level on the Hebron Democratic Town Jenkins was charged with possession of drug trade students and to employers who subsidize Committee and was elected to the employee day-care plans. paraphernalia, interfering with an officer, and Board of Education and was Boy dies after struck In a news release. Buckno said, “ It is our job possession of liquor by a minor, police said. Justice of the Peace. and our duty to do all that we can to guarantee a Brockman was charged with possession of liquor He was a lifetime member of clean, prosperous environment for our children by a minor, according to the police report. the Hebron Volunteer Fire De­ by father's dump truck and their children." Manchester Det. Joseph Morrissey, a member partment. He also served in the Buckno is challenging incumbent Democrat of the task force, said the arrests followed a Fourth Division of the U.S. EAST HARTFORD (AP) - A spokesman, said the boy’s John W. Thompson. two-month investigation of complaints by Marine Corps from 1942 to 1945. 6-year-old boy was killed outside mother was watching and was neighbors that several youths were seen As a corporal in the Corps, he was his home when he was acciden­ trying to warn her husband. involved in the Asiatic Pacific tally struck by a dump truck Fusscas proud of work trafficking drugs in the area. On Friday, He said the accident occurred Campaign, was wounded on Sai­ being driven by his father, police detectives were called to the scene at about 5:30 shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday. Republican state Rep. Peter Fusscas. seeking pan, and was awarded the Purple said. p.m. after neighbors complained that youths McQueeny said no back-up re-election in the 55th Assembly District, has said Heart medal for his services. Police said Brian Dubay, 33, were seen using drugs inside of a parked vehicle warning system was attached to he is proud of his record on day-care legislation. He continued his association near the apartment complex, Morrissey said. had backed the one-ton dump the rear of the truck. In a news release, Fusscas said he served on a Detectives found the youths inside the vehicle with his comrades via the Fourth truck out his driveway and was Marine Division Association and committee of legislators whose recommenda­ and asked them to stand against the car to be attempting to park it between the had just returned from their 41st tions streamlined fragmented state programs searched, police said. Morrissey, who said he sidewalk and the street when his for day care under one agency for focus and annual reunion held in San Diego. son, Seth Dubay, ran behind the found two small packets and a baggie of cocaine accountability, set day-care standards, and California and Hawaii before his truck and was knocked to the inside Date’s pockets, said the youth pushed him provided funds to expand day care. He said that death. pavement, apparently by the rear for the past six months he has been working with after the find and ran about 300 yards before He was a lifetime member of wheels. a private day-care organization in Marlborough detectives were able to apprehend him. Two the Disabled American Veterans Lt. Dennis McQueeny, a police to obtain a U50,000 grant for new facilities that police back-up units were called to the scene following the chase, he said. will double or triple enrollment. Pitrick Flynn/MinehMtar Hanid And he said a bonding subcommittee on which Officers also had to restrain Jenkins, who he serves has increased funds for day-care MEETING VOTERS — U.S. Sen. Lowell Manchester while his campaign biasted began to struggle with officers after he realized facilities and for facilities constructed for senior Weicker talks with Elaine Crocker of 132 that he was going to be arrested, Morrissey said. citizens combined with day care for children. his opponent Joseph Lieberman for his Brockman was released on a $100 non-surety Fusscas is opposed in the election by Democrat Birch Street at the Elk’s Club on Bissell attendance record as a state senator. bond, police said. Oates was being held on a $2,500 John Quinn of Hebron. Street Friday. Weicker was visiting cash bond on Friday and Jenkins was being held on a $1,000 cash bond. Thompson praises SNET The three will be presented in Manchester Superior Court on Oct. 31. Democratic State Rep. John Thompson had Weicker campaign turns table, praise Friday for the Southern New England Telephone Co. for making a gift of $50,000 to the Converse Communication Center, Inc., which Purdy Corp. to expand ELECT provides a message relay system for the deaf and blasts Lieberman attendance hearing impaired. The Purdy Corp. of 586 Hilliard St. plans to add He said the SNET funds will restore 24-hour 100.000 square feet to its existing building, service by CCC. HARTFORD (AP) - Demo­ at 90 percent, what ought to according to plans filed at the town Planning SUSAN Thompson said he learned of the gift while cratic senate challenger Joseph I. "Our question to Mr. happen to you at 71 percent?” Department. trying to find a remedy for the funding crisis Lieberman is “ at the bottom of Malcynsky said. Alan Lamson of Frazier Lamson Budlong faced by CCC despite state increases in funding. the barrel” when it comes to Lieberman is that if you Lieberman’s campaign man­ BUCKNO Thompson is seeking re-election in Manches­ attendance records, U.S. Sen. Architects & Planners said Friday the addition, to STATE REPRESENTATIVE ought to be fired at 90 ager, Marla Romash, countered: be constructed in two phases, includes expansion of ter’s 13th Assembly District. He is opposed by Lowell P. Weicker Jr.’s cam­ “ On the issue of attendance, Joe Republican Susan Buckno. paign manager said Friday. percent, what ought to the company’s production facilities. Lieberman’s attendance is better Lamson did not have details on Purdy’s plans. “ It’s the height of hypocrisy for happen to you at 71 than Lowell Weicker’s.’’ FAMILY Mr. Lieberman to grandstand on Purdy officials could not be reached for comment O’Neill gets out the vote Lieberman missed votes in 1973 this week. the issue of voter attendance percent?” because he was hospitalized, Cox Cable Greater Hartford, with facilities in when he himself has been at the Jay F. Maicynsky Romash said. Plans filed Monday at the town Planning NEIGHBORHOOD Manchester, has created a public service bottom of the barrel two years Department show two additions to the existing announcement featuring Gov. William O’Neill cdnsecutively when he was a Weicker campaign In 1972, she said, Lieberman, building measuring about 50,000 square feet each. urging people to vote in the Nov. 8 election. It will legislator,” said Jay F. Mal- manager who is Jewish, missed a number ’The additions will be constructed in two phases, be telecast by Cox Cable, United Cable, cynsky, Weicker’s campaign of votes because of “ religious plans show. MANCHESTER Continental Cablevision, Comcast, TeleMedia, manager. reasons.” About 70 to 75 additional parking spaces are also and six TV channels in the state. Malcynsky said Lieberman’s “ We’re not asking what his proposed, said Don Holmes, project engineer. FIRST! attendance record in the state “ The issue isn’t only attend­ excuse was, according to Mr. ance, the issue is where was A special exception permit is required for the Senate in 1972 was 81 percent and project. ’The application lists 586-596 Hilliard St. and Lieberman it doesn’t matter.” Lowell Weicker when he should Carberry gets endorsement was 71 percent in 1973. 313 and 375-377 Adams St. as the project sites. Lieberman, now the state attor­ have been on the Senate floor PULL LEVER 5B Glenn Carberry, Republican candidate for Pointing out that Lieberman ney general, has made a cam­ had been the majority leader at voting for us,” she said. According to plans, construction is scheduled to U.S. representative from the 2cd Congressional paign issue of Weicker’s attend­ begin in March 1989 and be completed by August NOV. 8th ( the time, Malcynsky noted: “ they ance record, saying that anyone District, has been endorsed by the American The Lieberman campaign, has 1989. (the state Senate) don’t conduct with a record of 90percent doesn’t charged in television commer­ Federation of Small Business, which claims 1,000 The Purdy Corp. manufactures aerospace Paid for by, the Commillee to Elect members in Connecticut. business unless he’s there ... the deserve the job. cials that Weicker often missed train doesn’t move without the components. It was founded in Manchester in 1946 Suaan Buckno, Mary Sears, Treasurer. Carberry is challenging incumbent Democrat “ Our question to Mr. Ueber- votes to collect speaking fees and is owned by the Purdy family. Samuel Gejdenson. engineer on board. man is that if you ought to be fired from “ special interests.” School cafeteria workers may get drug test State & Region Antl-abortlon protesters plan

RACINE, Wis. (AP) - Racine not hired by the Racine Unified School anything will happen with it here,” automatic constitutional protection. *Wood chipper* case on TV school district cafeteria workers have District, though they are members, Erickson said. “ I have never had a “As a general rule, if their pay- to blockade state clinic today been told by their private employer NEWTOWN (AP) —The sensational murder case along with other district employees, problem and I don’t contemplate ever check is paid by a private employer, that they are now subject to drug and of Richard Crafts will be the topic of a report in a of Service Employees International having one.” they only have the rights in their By Brent Layman Operation Rescue staged a tolerated.” alcohol testing and searches. televised news magazine produced by Fox Broad­ Local 152. contract,” Miller said. The Associated Press protest in July during the Demo­ Planned Parenthood has 20 But an official of Service America Schneider said he has told cafeteria casting Network. “ This came right out of the blue,” cratic National Convention in clinics in Connecticut, but only Corp., the Stamford, Conn.,-based employees to refuse to take tests or However, because the employees Crafts. 50, of Newtown is charged with murdering said Louis Schneider, Local 152 Protesters say they will block­ Atlanta. Atlanta police arrested three provide abortions: Hart­ company that employs the workers, allow any searches of their coats, serve public school students in a his Danish-born wife, Helle, in November 1986 and president. “ We’re talking about ade an abortion clinic somewhere nearly 800 protesters at 17 sit-ins ford, Norwich and New Haven, said Friday there is no intention to lockers, cars, purses or other public building, it might be argued using a chain saw and wood chipper to dispose of her women who average about 50 years property. in Connecticut today in what they before the protests slacked off in Larson said. Abortion clinics enforce the policy unless employees they deserve Fourth Amendment body. old — we’re talking about some ladies describe as a “ rescue operation,” September. operated by other health-care are suspected of using the substances Robert Weber, attorney for the protection from unreasonable ’The segment on the show, “ The Reporters,” is who are grandmas.” a tactic that recently has been Chuvala described the Connec­ groups are also located in Bridge­ on the job or on company property. Local 152, said any random tests and searches and seizures. M iller said. tentatively scheduled to air at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Phyllis Erickson, Service Ameri­ used throughout the country and ticut Pro-Life Action Network as port, Danbury, Norwalk, Stam­ “ We’re not planning any random searches would raise constitutional Oct. 29. ca’s local manager, said the firm sent Last year, the state Legislature resulted in thousands of arrests. a loose coalition of anti-abortion ford and Waterbury, Chuvala tests,” said John Tomlin, regional issues. out the policy statements to em­ passed a bill that would have required Crafts, an airline pilot, was tried earlier this year Bob Chuvala of Danbury, who activists. The group is not for­ said. vice president for Service America in in New London Superior Court, but the proceedings ployees throughout the country. She Gretchen Miller, legal director of reasonable cause be established be­ is organizing the action for the mally affiliated with Operation Chuvala said the protesters are Elk Grove, 111. ended ina mistrial after one juror, Warren Maskell, said she did not expect any need to the Wisconsin branch of the American fore workers could be tested for drug Connecticut Pro-Life Action Net­ Rescue, but is modeling its action willing to break the law to protect Approximately 125 workers who enforce the policy here. Civil Liberities Union, said it is not use. M iller said. The bill was vetoed refused to continue deliberations after 17days in the work, said 50 to 75 anti-abortion on its tactics, he said. the rights of the unborn. serve meals in Racine’s schools are “ I just passed it out. I don’t know if clear if the cafeteria workers have by Gov. Tommy G. Thompson. jury room, saying he was the only juror set against a activists would try to prevent Neither local police nor the guilty verdict. pregnant women from entering a targeted clinic have been in­ Marc Goldbaum, a field producer for '”rhe clinic. formed of today’s action, Chuvala Reporters,” said the 12-minute segment reported by Counselors will be on hand to said. Purple Heart veterans happy Steve Dunlop will focus on seven of the jurors from offer the women advice about Jean Larson, program director Don’t Forget! Towing firms the first trial. The segment will show how many of alternatives to abortion, such as for Planned Parenthood of Con­ the jurors, not including Maskell, remained friends adoption, he said. necticut Inc. said Operation Vernon Historical Society E N FIE LD (A P ) — Local vete­ Representatives in May. The the resolution, was watching after the trial ended, Goldbaum said. Rescue’s tactics go beyond free rans trying to raise money for a “ This is not a protest, it is not a Antiqno Show and Sale resolution now goes to President Senate proceedings on cable “ The Reporters” will air on Channel 61 in speech and violate the rights of say they won’t National Purple Heart Museum demonstration,” Chuvala said. Reagan for his signature, which television Thursday when it was Connecticut and Channel 5 in New York. “ We believe that we are literally women to have access to health in Enfield were heartened by the Porto said he expects. This Sun., Oct. 23. approved. ' rescuing babies from death.” ;are. U.S. Senate’s approval this week The veterans began five years NEW HAVEN (AP) — Towing companies “ It’s important for the town of ' Chuvala declined "to identify “ We certainly recognize peo­ 10 am - 5 pm of a resolution designating the ago their drive to locate the under contract to New Haven will stop towing Enfield, it’s important for the Two In murder-suicide which of about a dozen abortion ple’s rights to demonstrate,” abandoned vehicles on Monday to protest the town as the official site for the museum in Enfield, where it is Vernon Cantor Middle School museum. United States,” Porto said of the HAR’TFORD (A P ) — Police found the bodies of a clinics in the state would be the Larson said. “ But I think that Board of Aldermen’s failure to approve pay­ Iwlieved Elijah Churchill, the Senate action. 20-year-old woman and a middle-aged man Friday, target of the action because “ we vhen women and clinics are Rt. 30 ments for the service or to increase towing rates. “ It’s been a long wait,” An­ first recipient of a forerunner of victims of what appeared to be a murder-suicide. need an element of surprise.” being harassed ... that can’t be The aldermen earlier this week tabled a thony J. Porto, president of the the award, enlisted for the He said that once final plans for Police did not immediately release the names of Today’s protest is modeled on proposal that would pay the companies $5 tor museum organizing committee, Continental Arm y in the Am eri­ the museum are completed, a the victims or their relationship, but said the two the activities of Operation towing each abandoned car, and would raise the said Friday, adding that it will can Revolution. fund-raising drive for the $17 were members of the same family. Rescue, a Binghamton, N.Y.,- fee for towing illegally parked cars from $25 to probably be another three years The Purple Heart is awarded to million project will begin. Police Lt. Brian Kelly said police found the based organization staged its $35. The companies now are not paid for before the facility is constructed. soldiers wounded in battle. The museum is planned for a woman’s badly beaten body in a Sisson Avenue first action in Cherry Hill, N.J., in removing abandoned vehicles. The Senate approval on Thurs­ Porto, who said he was in 14-acre site southwest of the apartment at about 10:45 a.m. Several hours later, November 1987. Police Maj. Walter Connor said Friday that a a day followed passage of a similar Washington, D.C., last weekend intersection of Interstate 91 and resolution in the U.S. House of he said, a 40-year-old nnan was found hanging in a Since then, more than 6,000 one-week boycott won’t affect the city too badly. urging some senators to approve Route 190. Operation Rescue protesters But, he said, “ if it goes to two or three weeks, nearby garage. “ We have no names to release, no positive have been arrested in about 30 we’ll have a problem.” identification, but the investigation to this hour cities, according to Juli Loesch of He said the police department does not have shows that it was in all probability a murder- Erie, Pa. the equipment to tow cars. A Seymour towing Republicans give state $500 The group maintains that its company has agreed to come to New Haven, but suicide,” Kelly said. Sgt. Richard Grocki said the two were related, but actions have persuaded nearly it would be able to pick up only 10 to 12 cars a day, HARTFORD (AP) — Five $100 Heminway, co-chairman of the She asked that it be forwarded 400 women not to have abortions. Connor said. bills, donated anonymously to the he said police are waiting for relatives to identify Connecticut Bush-Quayle to the state treasurer and applied Bush-Quayle campaign in Con­ the bodies to confirm the relationship. campaign. to the state’s deficit. He said about 50 abandoned cars must be towed necticut, were turned over Fri­ daily. In a letter to Tashjian, she said WmMv day to the secretary of the state that a man had come into her In a return letter, Tashjian, a Two fishermen missing Robert Oliver, an attorney representing the six with a suggestion from Republi­ office in Stamford and left a Democrat, said the money should H e a tA T ip towing companies that do work for the city, said NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Coast Guard Friday cans that the money be used to sealed enveloped addressed to have been forwarded to the his clients will not tow abandoned cars until the suspended its search of Long Island Sound for two help reduce the state’s $56 million her. Inside were five $100 bills and treasurer by Heminway’s com­ aldermen reconsider the increase on Nov. 1. fishermen and their 26-foot boat. deficit. th e notation “ for local mittee, noting that state law He would not say whether the boycott would ’The Coast Guard began searching Wednesday Secretary of the State Julia H. campaign.” requires such a referral for continue if the board does not pass the proposal. night for thq two men, Barry Bower, 34, and Roy Tashjian wrote back to the GOP, Heminway said all efforts to anonymous donaiibhs of more "Tax-Free Investment Strategies" — Richard Considine of For now, he said, the companies will tow D’Giovanni, 31, both of Fairfield, said Petty Officer saying state law required that the identify the donor had been than $15. ‘ John Nuveen & Co, Inc. will speak on investment techniques abandoned vehicles only in emergency situa­ Joseph Coughlin. money be deposited in the Gen­ unsuccessful and told Tashjian tions, such as when a car is blocking traffic. Tashjian couldn’t resist return­ “ The only trace of the boat found were a life for tax-free income. Don’t miss it! eral Fund, which would effec­ she was sending it to her, as “ They’re losing money, and now they’re losing ing the tweak tq Heminway. jacket, a wooden sounding device, a boot and a tively reduce the deficit by $500, commissioner of elections, be­ so much money it doesn’t make any sense,” “ I wish we could send this portion of a fishing net,” Coughlin said. or less than one one-thousandth of cause “ it would certainly not be in 7:15-8:30 p.m., Thursday, October 2 7 ,1 9 8 8 Oliver said. money to the White House, where ’The men left Westport at 9 a.m. Wednesday and 1 percent. accord with federal or state law they are much more fam iliar with never returned, Coughlin said. ’The search was First Federal Savings - Community Room Hartford’s towing companies receive $50 for The money had been forwarded for us to accept such a by Roy D. SeKatz, R.Ph. budget deficits than we are,” to Tashjian by Republican Betsy suspended at 11:39 a.m. Friday, pending any 344 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester, CT each abandoned car and $27 for each routine tow. contribution.” Tashjian wrote. Bridgeport’s companies receive $40 for an furUier developments. Refreshments will be served. Space is limited. abandoned car and $35 for a routine tow. LET US COMPARE Call 289-5742, ext. 380 or 381 In recent months, officials have been working Claims deadline ends LET-TUCE? to reserve your place. to remove hundreds of junk cars cluttering New An unusual vote for Gunther Boston or Bibb lettuce has twice Haven streets. Abandoned cars began piling up DANBURY (AP) — Only one or two claims from as much vitamin C and three SHELTON (AP) - Although in mid-July, when North Haven scrap metal Debish is a sophomore at public speaking and debating,” people who believe they were victimized by former times as much vitamin A by some political campaigns are dealer Michael Schiavone & Sons Inc. closed the Southern Connecticut State Uni­ Debish said of Gunther. Danbury Probate Judge Richard L. Nahley were weight, as iceburg lettuce. laden with negativism, one state state’s only autombile shredding operation. versity and gives himself a “ very Debish’s entry into the contest submitted Friday, the deadline for filing claims Romaine lettuce has six times as THE Senate race has taken on the much C and eight times as much A Since Schiavone reopened in late September, slim” chance of defeating the wasn’t exactly a direct result of a against the late lawyer’s estate, an assistant to a INVESTMENT appearance of hero worship. 11-term incumbent to represent mandate or groundswell of sup­ co-administrator of ttie estate said. as iceberg. In general, the darker more than 300 of the estimated 1,000 abandoned green the lettuce, the more 5 Steven Debish, 20, of Shelton Stratford, Shelton and part of port by local party leaders. Nahley committed suicide in a Washington, D.C., cars in the city have been removed. nutritious. ’This is also true for says he wouldn’t mind voting for Monroe. hotel room on Nov. 20,1987, days after disappearing CENTRE “ Everything was at a standstill throughout the “ Well, they needed a person to other green leafy vegetables. Republican State Sen. George “ I just don’t want to upset from Connecticut. Form er clients of his law A SERVICE O F LIBERTY SECURITIES CORPORATION summer,” Connor said. “ Our streets were go up against him and I guess Gunther on Nov. 8. anybody. He’s doing his job,” practice, banks that loaned him money and others AT loaded.” they couldn’t find anyone. Almost What makes that pledge unus­ Debish said. have filed claims against his estate totalling more Oliver said the $10 boost in the routine towing ual is that Debish is the Democrat Many challengers demand anyone who goes up against him would probably lose,” Debish than $3 million. fee is needed because New Haven’s rates are the challenging Gunther. face-to-face confrontations in de­ Midnight Friday was the expiration of a First Faderal Sanrlngs said. lowest among cities in the state. The tow “ (Gunther) would probably do bates to generate some name state-mandated, 210-day waiting period that began companies also have proposed an increase in a better job, be more effective in recognition, but a few weeks ago The race is not a mutual in March, when Nahley’s estate was declared ThEc^cmm^bank their vehicle storage fees, from $5 to $12 per day. the next two years because of his Debish declined to meet Gunther admiration society since insolvent. long standing in the Senate,” The companies asked for the $5 fee for in a debate. Gunther, the ranking member of “ Theoretically, at this point, we should know all All brokerage and investmeni services ol Ihe InvesImenI Cenire are provided Debish said earlier this week. 348 Main Street abandoned vehciles because scrap metal prices “ We decided he has so much the Senate, can’t quite remember the players in the drama,” said Hartford Probate Manchester by Liberty ^ cu rilie s Corporalion, member SIPC. The bank is not a regis­ had fallen and the companies were losing money, “ Most of the things I see in the experience, he would probably his challenger’s name. Judge Robert K. Killian Jr., who was appointed to tered broker-dealer nor an affiliate of Liberty Securities Corporalion. he said. newspaper that he stands for, I just kill me. He’s just an old pro. I “ What is it? Devlin? Demp­ oversee the case and try to help the victims. 649-1025 agree with,” Debish said. wish I had his experience in sey?” Gunther asked recently. uvvx ^ i it Marcos denies racketeering charges U.S./W oild in Brief Justice has cancer surgery; NEW YORK (AP) — Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, Lawn darts ban OK’d were indicted on federal racketeering charges WASHINGTON (AP) — The House passed ‘total recovery’ is expected Friday for allegedly looting more than $100 million legislation on Friday ordering the government to from their homeland to buy art and real estate in ban the sale of lawn darts, a game that is blamed for WASHINGTON (AP) - Su­ recovery” and may be good news Manhattan. the deaths of three children and injuries to preme Court Justice Sandra Day for her prognosis. They also were charged with defrauding three thousands of others. O’ Connor underwent surgery Fri­ Siegel, who is assistant profes­ lending institutions of more than $165 million in the On a 304-51 vote, the lawmakers approved a bill day for breast cancer and is sor of medicine and director of a purchase and financing of the real estate. ordering the Consumer Product Safety Commission expected to make a “ total recov­ cancer treatment unit at George "This case amounted to the Marcoses and their to prohibit sale of the darts within 60 days unless it ery” and be back on the bench by Washington University Hospital, co-defendants using their position of trust to turn the determines that the game cannot cause puncture the end of the month, a court said that would be “ a pretty quick Philippines’ treasury into their own treasury,” said wounds. spokeswoman said. return to work.” James Fox of the FBI’s New York office. The darts currently must carry warning labels Spokeswoman Toni House said Siegel was not involved in Mrs. Saudi Arabian financier Adnan Khashoggi, a stating that the game is not for children. They also the cancer was discovered “ in a O’Connor’s case, and he was central figure in the secret sale of arms to Iran by can be sold only in sporting goods departments, and very early form.” commenting generally on condi­ the Reagan administration, also was indicted. not in toy stores or toy departments. The operation was performed tions such as hers. But he said the “ This was not a plea bargain ... it was a set of Last year, however, the Consumer Product Safety at Georgetown University speed with which she plans to non-negotiable demands,” Richard Hibey, Marcos’ Commission said that none of the 21 models of lawn Hospital. return to work may indicate the Washington-based attorney, said at a news darts complied with those regulations. O’Connor, 58, was appointed to cancer was caught at a very early conference in Honolulu. The Marcoses would plead Three children have died from lawn dart injuries the court by President Reagan in time and that there is no indica­ innocent when arraigned Oct. 31, he said. AP photo* in the last eight years and several have been 1981 as the first and only woman tion it has spread to other organs “ They vigorously will defend the charges that blinded. An estimated 6,100 people have been Supreme Court justice in the in the body. have been laid against them in this case,” Hibey INDICTED — Former Phlllpine Presi­ Adrian Khashoggi were indicted on treated for injuries from the game, of which 81 nation’s history. said. “ The charges are false.” Siegel said lumpectomy pa­ dent Ferdinard Marcos, left, his wife, federal racketeering charges Friday. percent were children under age 15. She issued a brief statement tients usually are released from Marcos had been given until Thursday to accept Imelda, and Saudi Arabian financier The measure still must be considered by the that said, “ The prognosis is for the hospital in three days to four or reject what Hibey called a “ drop-dead deal,” Senate. total recovery. I do not anticipate SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR days, but usually return in two which would have required him and his wife to plead Under the racketeering law, the government is Avenue and Wall Street. missing any oral arguments.” .. .optimistic statement weeks to start radiation therapy. guilty to felony racketeering charges and testify seeking forfeiture of ail iitegally obtained property “ When they decided to get a piece of the rock, that The court is in a two-week Patients who have a breat re­ against others — including family members — with and hoidings, including Swiss bank accounts, for rock became real estate in Manhattan, ” Fox said at Women to get memorial recess, due to return to the bench removal of a lump or the entire moved do not require the radia­ no assurances they would not be jailed, Hibey said. restitution to the victims — the Phiiippines and the a news conference at the offices of l/.S. Attorney WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress voted final on Oct. 31. breast. There also were no tion therapy and usually return to Hibey said a U.S. promise to indict Marcos was U.S. banks — if approved by the U.S. attorney Rudolph Giuliani. approval Friday of a memorial honoring women “I underwent surgery for further details on whether the work within two weeks to three linked to the recently renegotiated base agreements “ This is a plan hatched and begun in the , generai. who served in Vietnam during the nation’s longest breast cancer. It was found to justice will receive any form of weeks, he said. for U.S. installations in the Philippines. The charges aiieged that between 1972 and 1986, Philippines to move massive amounts of money war. exist in a very early form and continuing treatment. O’Connor’s health, as far as is when they fled to the United States, the Marcoses illegally into the United States,” said Giuliani. “ la m personally concerned... that he may not be The measure, approved on voice votes and sent to stage,” O’Connor’s statement A cancer expert. Dr. Robert S. publicly known, has been good. amassed $103 million through embezzlement, theft, “ Then the Marcoses came to the United States and physically able to withstand the rigors of a criminal President Reagan, expresses the “sense of said. Siegel, said her intention to She underwent an appendectomy bribes and kickbacks. continued their illegal activities.” trial of this scope and magnitude,” said Hibey, who Congress” that the memorial be built at the site of The statement did not say return to work in just 10 days in March and she was soon back said the 71-year-old Marcos is “ frail,” According to the indictment, the Marcoses He said Marcos was the highest-ranking former the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, one of the city’s whether the surgery was for would mean “ a remarkably fast at work. illegally funneled the money through secret bank foreign official indicted in this country. most popular memorials. Marcos did not attend the news conference. In the accounts in Switzerland, Hong Kong and the United President Reagan was saddened by the indict­ 2>/- years he has lived in Hawaii, Marcos has been But the legislation doesn’t require the women’s States and then used the money to buy valuable New ment, White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater monument to be built at that site. treated for a variety of illnesses, including chest York properties, including commercial buildings at said, because Marcos “ is an old friend and a friend pains and an eye ailment. The measure which passed Friday was a Joan stalks Central America Herald Square and on Fifth Avenue, Madison of the country.” compromise of earlier bills, which has disagreed on MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) whether the new monument should be at the site of they can — chickens, pigs, sacks Managua, the capital. — Thousands of people clutching the Vietnam memorial. Critics said addition of of beans and other small belong­ Maximum sustained winds clothing, chickens and sacks of another statue would hurt the artistic integrity of ings,” said Aragon. were 120 mph. beans fled for higher ground Fitness frenzy Whale rescuers impatient the Vietnam memorial. Nicaraguan President Daniel Friday as Hurricane Joan stalked Both Nicaragua and Costa Rica The Vietnam Women’s Memorial Project is Ortega, accompanied by Cuban the Central American coast with hurricane experts, traveled to the declared hurricane watches and BARROW, Alaska (AP) - with Standard Alaska Production proposing to honor women with a statue of a nurse, ice,” said Spec. 4 Wade Palmer. 110 mph winds and torrential coastal city of Bluefields and in a national states of emergency. All bypassing most Frustrated rescuers using chain­ Co., said rescuers finally are representing the military nurses from Vietnam. “ It is working now. It is still too rains. radio broadcast urged the popula­ schools in both nations were shut. saws and poles began hacking an making some progress. “ Up until early to tell what’s happening CHICAGO (AP) — The nation’s fascination While Nicaragua and Costa tion of about 60,000 to remain Hurricane warnings were in escape route Friday for three now, we’ve just been keeping with the whales. No lie detector tests with fitness is bypassing four-fifths of the Rica were in the most immediate calm. effect for the Colombian islands whales trapped by foot-thick them alive by keeping their The young California gray population, according to a new study indicating WASHINGTON (AP) - The Labor Department danger, flash floods and muds­ At 6 p.m. EDT Friday, Joan’s of San Andres and neighboring Artie ice, in hopes the whales breathing holes open.” whales were imprisoned in shal­ only one in five U.S. adults gets a significant issued regulations Friday barring most private lides could hit throughout Central center was in the Caribbean Albuquerque and Providencia. could be coaxed to open water and A Skycrane heavy-lift helicop­ low water about 100 yards from amount of exercise at least twice a week. employers from using polygraph or lie detector America, said Bob Sheets, direc­ about 60 miles south of the safety. ter loaned by the Alaska Army shore by thickening, shifting ice Heavy rain continued to fall in Forty-five percent of American adults don’t tests to screen job applicants and greatly restricting tor oftheU.S. National Hurricane Colombian island of San Andres More than a dozen volunteers National Guard arrived Friday about two weeks ago. They have Panama and light rain fell in participate in any fitness activity at all, the use of the devices to test present employees. Center in Coral Gables, Fla. and about 110 miles east of decided Friday not to wait for a from Prudhoe Bay with a steel- been breathing through small Bluefields. Strong rains battered survey shows. The survey was released by the The regulations, which take effect Dec. 27, Bluefields, near latitude 11.8 helicopter carrying a S-ton con­ tipped concrete cylinder, a rem­ holes in the ice about 13 miles He said the storm was heading San Andres, according to a National Sporting Goods Association. implement legislation passed by Congress and north and longitude 82.1 west. crete “hammer” and began nant from construction of the northwest of this tiny village on west and picking up speed Friday Colombian reporter interviewed “ You would have had to be living under the signed by President Reagan last June outlawing Bluefields is 180 miles east of carving long narrow holes in the trans-Alaska oil pipeline. Alaska’s desolate northern coast. evening. The center of the hurri­ by Nicaragua’s Radio Sandino. proverbial rock to miss hearing about the need atout 85 percent of the current use of polygraph ice themselves. At 4 p.m. (8 p.m. EDT) the Easterly wind opened leads, or cane will likely cross somewhere for frequent participation in a fitness activity,” examinations and voice stress analyzers. “We’re just getting tired of helicopter began dropping the open water, through the ice to on the central coast of Nicaragua said Thomas B. Doyle, research director for the waiting for things to show up,” hammer, or “ bullet,” through the within four miles of the whales The congressional Office of Technology Assess­ Saturday morning, he said. sporting goods group. ment had estimated that 2 million polygraph said North Slope Borough biolo­ ice, creating a series of breathing Friday, giving an added urgency The storm already has left at “ We know that regular exercise can reduce the examinations were conducted last year — 90 gist Geoff Carroll. “ We’re getting holes that rescuers hope will the to the effort to free the animals least 26 dead and tens of thou­ risk of heart disease and help maintain a healthy percent of them by private employers. away from the heavy equipment whales will follow to open water before a shift in the wind could sands homeless in Colombia and weight,” said Dr. J. Michael McGinnis, director approach.” some four miles away. pinch off the escape routes. Under the new regulations, some 7.2 million Venezuela. of the federal Office of Disease Prevention and employers nationwide will be required to put up Mark Fraker, a whale biologist “ The bullet has penetrated the Biologists already were using A mudslide IS feet high blocked Health Promotion in Washington. posters next month summarizing the prohibitions tarps and aerators to get the the Pan-American Highway in “ And it can also make people feel better.” and exemptions and outlining the rights of any trapped animals away from their Panama about 100 miles from the ’■ffr. ■■ f t Yet the message doesn’t seem to be getting worker asked to take a lie detector test. breathing holes and condition Costa Rican border, authorities through, especially to lesser educated adults, Fetal tissue tests OK said. those over age 55 and those with annual incomes them to the notion of moving from BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - A Some committee members one hole in the ice to another. Residents were seeking shelter under $15,000 — the groups with the lowest rates NBC yanks miniseries ad National Institutes of Health were highly critical of news along a 250-mile arc of the of participation, according to the survey. advisory committee, carefully accounts that reported the Oc­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - NBC has pulled an ad for coastline, and at least 52,000 It defined significant exercise as aerobic skirting the morality of abortion, tober action as a tentative recom­ the miniseries “ Favorite Son” showing a character people have been evacuated. In exercising, cycling, calisthenics, exercising with said Friday it is “ acceptable” for mendation and emphasized that questioning the qualifications of a senator being the Costa Rican town of Puerto equipment, exercise walking, running-jogging or tissue from intentionally aborted Friday’s decision likewise will considered as a vice presidential candidate. Limon, a “ red alert” was de­ swimming. It did not say how long each activity LOWER fetuses to be used for medical However, a network official said Friday that the clared, meaning authorities must be performed. not be official until a Nov. 30 mail PRIPCC We are proud to present the works of research. ballot on a final draft to be decision to pull the promotion, which began being could forcibly remove those re­ The survey’s overall findings parallel those of The 13-3 vote on the core compiled by NIH personnel. service aired shortly after the first debate between the luctant to leave. Thomas McKnight - previous studies by the national Centers for DEPENDABLE question represented a reaffir­ presidential candidates Sept. 25, was made before “ It’s mostly children, women available In prints and cards. Disease Control and other groups. On the other hand, none of 10 MANCHESTER . VERNON mation of the sentiment ex­ panel members who remained Republican officials contacted the network. The ad and old people,” said Julio Inactivity threatens the health of a far greater 645-8393 * 872-2140 pressed at last month’s initial behind for a news conference at was yanked Thursday. Aragon in Juigalpa, Nicaragua, proportion of Americans than.any of the much 100 miles west of the Caribl^an exposure round of meetings in a series of the close of Friday’s meeting “ NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tarti- publicized evils of smoking, high blood pressure U . . • ^ limiCeilimiled suggested the core recommenda­ koff made the decision several weeks ago that the coast. He said refugees were H ourr Ctoacd Monday or high blood cholesterol, said Harold Kohn, an straw votes. WIISWN 111 Contor street art A framing This time the panel had precise tion is anything less than final whole political approach of the promos should be being placed in schools and other Tim o , Wad., Ftl. »e:8D epidemiologist with the Institute of Aerobics Manchester wording on paper — rather than a even though the final vote of the toned down,” said Michael O’Hara, vice president emergency shelters. TiM ira.ee/8ai.ee Research in Dallas. UYEAHS OF QUALITY SERVICE concept — when it voted. full 21-member panel might vary. for media relations. West Coast. “ They’re carrying everything Democrats are likely Letters to the editor The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to the OHNION editor. to control both houses Letters should be brief and to the point. They should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should C1988 SCAHLE be double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, address fP0ST4NTELUGCNCER Who will sit at the top of the heat as the im i Giving a speech By Jack Anderson first new Senate majority leader in more and daytime telephone number (for verification). m K1P5 than a decade? The retiring majority The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests WASHINGTON - The polls show leader, Robert Byrd of West Virginia, has of brevity, clarity and taste. promised his support to Daniel Inouye of HAVE K E N is no easy feat George Bush headed for victory on Nov. 8, Letters about candidates and issues in the fall election but if he wins, his coattaiis will be light. Hawaii. But Inouye has some tough campaign are encouraged. To assure fairness and allow time faUDWlNd By Sarah Overstreet The Bush momentum is not strong enough, competition from George Mitchell of MV nor is the Bush persona charismatic Maine. ,for their publication, the deadline for campaign letters is w^Nm enough, to sweep a majority of Republi­ Mitchell is young by Senate standards, noon on Wednesday, Nov. 2. molest In this season of campaigns, of faux pas and m'b cans into Congress. 55, and more vigorous than the 64-year-old Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. misspeaks,'I have temporarily suspended my role A N P .^ AGAIN! Look for the Democrats to pick up at Inouye. Mitchell won many admirers and s e m as critic for one of sympathetic sister-in-arms; I Box 591, Manchester 06040. mtb F O N P L ^ least four seats in the Senate and more is owed many political favors from his have just given a speech. than 10 in the House, leaving that party term as the Senate Democratic Committee ANP... I have faced an audience of 250 well-nneaning solidiy in the driver’s seat in both houses. chairman in 1986. Inouye left a bad taste in nm? people who would not be determining my political The current mix in the House is 255 the mouths of some senators with his future in a few short weeks; wouid not hold my Democrats to 177 Republicans and the handling of the Iran-Contra committee. He destiny in their punch-styluses; would not send me NEED SOME EXTRA Democrats have no chance of losing that may not have the confidence of his peers to home to tell m y wife and kids I ’d just put us $3 overwhelming majority. lead the Senate against another four years ■a million in debt and now I don't even have a job. In The split in the Senate is narrower — 54 of a conservative agenda from the White SPENDING MONEY? fact, my audience hadn’t even paid to get in. All they Democrats to 46 Republicans. The Senate House. could do if they didn’t like me was to punch their Newspaper routes available in your area... has always operated as the more conserva­ Inouye had a better chance when neighbor. It still made me too sick to eat for three tive of the two houses of Congress. But with Michael Dukakis was leading in the polls. days. a few more Democrats on the roles and The Democrats were not as concerned Suddenly, forgetting the date of the Pearl Harbor another Republican in the White House, about the leadership of the Senate when attack, the nationality of the owner of a factory one Earn money and prizes by the Democrats will be able to wield more they thought they had the leadership of the is using as an iilustration, or that one is no country locked up. delivering the Manchester Herald reincarnation of a national hero of a totally different control over the president — move votes to override vetoes, cut off Republican filibus­ political party doesn’t seem so bad. ters, oppose adminsitration foreign policy, In your neighborhood. I just had to give one speech, one time. These poor No private fleet candidates have been shuttling from factories to block Supreme Court appointments and in If the United States were drawn into a , Call today to get more details. nursing homes to VFW posts for months. They did general set up a state of impasse between full-scale war tomorrow, it wouldn’t have all right, considering. I had to tape-record my talk the executive and legislative branches. the ships to carry troops and supplies to the 647-9946 and listen to it 15 times, and I still couldn’t get it The policies most likely to be manipu­ front. The military traditionally has relied quite right. lated by a stronger Democratic majority in on the merchant marine to pitch in with So why do I do it. you ask, if I know I ’m so rotten at the Senate include tax hikes, increased transport duties during a war. At the end of Marble St...... all Main St...... 1-174 spending on social programs, more World War II, America was the largest McCabe St...... all Grove...... 1-47. it? It’s a legitimate question; I must have asked it Stock Place...... all ‘Stoned’ on wine coolers regulation of industry and financial shipbuilding power in the world and had Pine H ill...... all 1,000 times in the last few days, standing in front of No. Main St...... 397-496 my dresser mirror, establishing eye contact with institutions, a higher minimum wage and more than 2,000 ships in the merchant East Center St...... 408-608 expanded health insurance requirements. mixed drinks — and you’re stoned. m yself in a sincere-yet-competent gaze. marine fleet. But today, there are less than Harlan St...... 15-83 By Chuck Stone Trouble was, as soon as I ’d get the gaze just right, Here is what the experts and pollsters 400 and by the year 2000, experts project Jefferson St...... all are predicting for thestate-by-state Senate Henry St...... 16-119 Ain't no harm, have a li'l taste. / But don't lose yo' the words would leave me, and there I ’d be looking there will be a mere 220 merchant ships. Summit St...... 332-382 Kenwood Dr...... all races; the Republicans have a lock on The invitation operates on two levels. c o o l/ A n ' start messin' up the man's place. into my own eyes, sincere yet competent, with my No privately owned ship has been built in Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Indiana, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Utah The first one is for middle-aged, middle-income mouth hanging open. a U.S. yard in the past year and there are Ferguson Rd...... 125-380 Union Place...... all High schooi and coiiege kids are not only messin’ and Wyoming. The GOP is not a shoo-in, Middle America from those hick-town fugitives So why do I do it? Because when someone asks you no new orders in sight. The only thing Lllley St...... all Unicorn St...... 133-264 up the man’s place, they’re messing up their lives by but still has the advantage in California, Main St...... 399-494 from a Grant Wood painting who "thank you for to give a speech, it’s always two or three months keeping the shipbuilding industry afloat in getting drunk and, in some instances, driving drunk Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island and Summit St...... 1-70 No. Main St. your support," when you buy their wine cooler. ahead of the appointed time. You always think two America is Navy contracts. and killing themselves or innocent people. Vermont. Wadsworth St...... all Union St...... 13-91 Their “ Lake Woebegone” guile inspires avuncular or three months is a long time, when compared to Transport specialists at the Pentagon High schooi authorities are starting to mobilize Virginia and Nebraska will turn Demo­ Huntington ...... all trust. You’d buy a used car from them without even one itsy, bitsy 30-minute speech. Surely, you say America’s sealift capaicty is inade­ against the increased availabiiity of alcohol for cratic. The Democrats also have a strong Squire Village...... all kicking the tires. imagine, words of wisdom will come to you during quate to supply even a single-theater HIghwood Dr...... all teen-agers, who, in some states, can buy wine chance of taking Washington, Minnesota The second invitation is for the cool, finger- moments of leisure, or perhaps while commuting to conflict, let alone a world war. Lydall St...... 1-73 coolers in groceries, drug stores and general- and Nevada. Those states showing a tilt poppin’ yoiuig dudes and chicks from Mr. Cool who work. You’ll take a fewnotes as the thoughts rush in. Last year, a congressional committee Qolway St...... all Parker St...... 356-540 merchandise stores. Wine coolers are even toward the Democrats are Ohio, North is “ down and ba-a-d.” When he sings his offer in a and a couple of nights before the speech, you’ll put recommended a number of incentives to Kerry St...... all Woodbridge St...... 287-357 packaged to resemble sodas. And they’ re cheap. Dakota, New Jersey, and Montana. States blues growl, counterpointing it with a few funky riffs them in order, and voila! encourage a more viable merchant ma­ North St...... all Woodbridge St...... 408-489 Assisted by Pavlovian gimmicks from Frank, Ed that are safely in the hands of Democrats on his harmonica, you know your main man is Well, why shouldn’t you expect that to be the rine, but Congress has largely ignored the North School St...... 1-84 and Bruce, advertisers can get an early jump with are Arizona, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Tracy Dr...... all hooking you up with a heavy epicurean trip. case? Everybody else you’ve ever known seems to problem. Wood Lane...... all their marketing strategy. That may explain why Massachusetts, Michigan, New Mexico, Cushman Dr...... all Bruce Willis’ pitch on behalf of Seagram’s Cooler be giving speeches. And they make it seem so Scott Dr...... 4-108 school children become inured so easily to the New York, Tennessee, Texas and West Alpine St...... all is a variation on a theme by soul brother Ray simple: dangers of drinking. Virginia. More yen yet American Legion Dr...... all Charles. The rustic Battles & Jaymes characters Me: “ Where you going in such a hurry?” Green Rd...... 204-330 Last year, a survey of 500,000 elementary school Open seats in Florida, Mississippi and Moves to deregulate the Japanese Armory St...... all are culturally light years away. But both television Toastmaster: “ Oh, I ’m giving a little talk for the Henry St...... 261-315 children found that 26 percent of fourth-graders Wisconsin are too close to call. financial system may result in even more Haynes St...... all Princeton S t...... 167-190 ads send a subliminal message borrowed from an university alumni luncheon.” Main St...... 285-378 think their peers have tried wine coolers. By sixth Me; “ Really? How do you find time to write a Japanese investment in the United States. Tanner St...... 124-168 old Ray Charles blues number; Russell St...... all Wellesley...... all grade, the percentage rose to 42 percent. Between speech and rehearse it, with your busy schedule?” For one thing, Japanese insurance com­ panies are now allowed to put up to 5 You know my baby, / She won't let tISHn, / G ot a seventh and 12th grades, the percentage jumped to Toastmaster; “ Write? Rehearse? Are you crazy? Porter St...... 458-650 percent of their assets in foreign invest­ Washington S t...... all few pennies and gon' buy myself a bottle of 80 percent. I just make a little outline, underline a few key Wyllys St...... 1-90 ments. The old limit was 3 percent. The gin ./Th en I'm gon' call my buddy on the ^ vera l surveys on college campuses since 1983 words, and wing it. Nothin’ to it.” M ain...... 176-280 Japanese central bank has been lowering Charter Oak St...... 141-348 telephone / And say, let'^go get stoned. found that serious alcohol use among students I always believe them — that is, until I ’m standing Delmont...... 9-74 remains at high levels. As many as 90 percent of the interest rates as American banks raise Gardner St...... 3-66 up there, eyes swimming, trying to establish Gardner St. West...... all Hollister...... 3-74 At first blush, wine coolers are cool and harmless. their rates. That makes it more attractive students are serious drinkers. At two major sincere-yet-competent eye contact, searching for Highland St. Bond...... all They’re rainbow-colored, taste like fruit juice and for Japanese investors to put their money universities, 17 percent of the students identified just one underlined word, any underlined word, (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Sterling PI...... all have exotically hip names: Seagram’s Natural themselves as heavy drinkers. here. Sycamore Lane...... all while my heart pumps all my blood at once to my Ferguson Rd...... all Peach, White Mountain Orange Cooler, Matilda Bay eyeballs. There is also the matter of the $2.4 Original Fruit Cooler, La Crox’s Strawberry and Ain't no harm, take a li'l nip. / But don't fall down, trillion nest egg. That is the amount Bridge St...... all EIro...... all And the person wanting the speech never leveis Flow er...... all 20-20’s Orange k Other. bus' yo' lip Japanese depositors have in a particular Portland St. .!...... all with you. What he or she really wants is for you to E. Middle Tpk...... 0-162 type of savings account that their govern­ Avon St...... all But their consumption can be lethal. Cheap wine If a busted lip were the only ipjury, feen-age start off with a few great jokes, tell a few anecdotes has an 18 percent alcohol content. Wine coolers have ment has recently decided to tax. The Litchfield St...... all drinking wouldn’t be a crisis. But heavy drinking that’ll make ’em cry and hit ’em with an ending Wetherell St...... 8-260 Cambridge...... 14-100 a 5 percent alcohol content. One bottle of wine and interest rate on those accounts has been can result in deaths and ruined lives. that’ll bring ’em up out of their seats. What they’ll McCann St...... all West Middle Tpke...... 15-107 you’re drunk. Three bottles of a similar size of wine tax free for a quarter of a century. The Hey, I’m no supporter of the temperance tell you is, “ Oh, we just want a few candid remarks; cooler — about the same alcohol content as three expectation is that some of those deposi­ movement. I dig the grape and enjoy getting loose we wouldn’t want you to go to any trouble.” IttAFfetAy tors will shop around for a better return on with the juice. As comedian Dusty Fletcher once Someday I will learn, before the hour when I am their savings. Common sense says a observed, “ I’m gon’ keep diinkin’ to everybody listening to my own tape-recorded voice drone CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 portion of that nest egg will wind up in else’s health until ah ruins mah own.” through my tortured prose, that I don’t make jHaurliPstrr Hfrali'i American investments. I But there’s an enormous gap between an oidster speeches. There are lots of things I do well, such as Founded In 1881 like me occasionally “ gettin’ stoned” and a play the entire Mel Bay beginning banjo book teen-ager who hasn’t even gotten started in life without looking. It just so happens no one asks me to ibnrtifatpr Ipralb PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlihar Jack Anderson is a syndicated colum­ GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor turning into a problem drinker. do it before a luncheon crowd. nist. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... EkocuIIv* Editor Perhaps they should. MARIE P. G R A DY...... City Editor Chuck Stone is a senioreditor for the Philadelphia ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Auoclato Editor Daily News. Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. Church BnUetin Board Religions Church Bulletin Board [ Service of prayer, healing

AMemblles of God Holllger. Sunday worship: holyeucha- South Unitod Methodist Church, 1226 Trinity Covenant Church Bayer wins award rlst, 0 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. scheduled across the state a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady John Rorstrom, who recently spent a month in Barbara D. Bayer of Waranoke Road will be Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Israel as part of an evangelism team, will speak and for all who are afflicted with honored at the Connecticut region’s Hand of Healing Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, postor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; dule; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servi­ Editor’s note; This column is 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and *''•"15? prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ces; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Sunday evening at 7 at Trinity Covenant Church. As prepared by the staff of the illness and who suffer the broke­ Luncheon, according to 643-9203. child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and preschoolers. (647-9141) a student at Capernwray Bible College in England, Manchester Area Conference of ness of failed families and loving an announcement from praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Rorstrom joined a 15-member team which talked M ACC News the Manchester chapter Bible study and youth fellowship. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Churches. relationships, we will also be (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Mormon about Christianity on the beaches of Elat, on the Red intentionally praying for the of Hadassah. The event drew O. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Sea, and on streets in other parts of the countp'- He assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m.and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- By Nancy Carr healing power will be made healing of AIDS sufferers and for honors women chosen day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ will give a slide lecture called “ Evangelizing in Baptist 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; Executive Director visible by Manchester clergy in a spirit of compassion in the by individual chapters bobv-slttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., Israel,” and will teach several Hebrew songs. of Hadassah. Bayer is a Community Baptist Church, 585 E. euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesdoy. sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sundoy the laying on of hands and community that will enable us to Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. (649-4583) school and primary; 11;40a.m., priest­ Refreshments will be served. “ AIDS, Understanding is Our reach out to touch aching and past president of the Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., hood and relief society. (643-4003 or annointing with oil of those who Manchester chapter, is worship service. Nursery care pro­ 228-3715) Only Hope” is the focus of the come forward for special healing isolated lives. vided. (643-0537) Gospei Concordia Lutheran ecumenical service of healing FARM ER’S MARKET: The a member of the board Ralth Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., during the service. Participating of directors of the Man­ Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church of tho Living God, an evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic The New England Lutheran Historical Society and prayer being held across the ciergy include the Rev. Dr. weather and shortage of crops pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ical, full-gospel church, Robertson state on Tuesday. The Healing Kim-Eric Williams, preacher for has closed the Farmer’s Market a chester Visiting Nurse a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ St. John the Baptist Polish Notional will hold its annual meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday at & Home Care Inc., and service. (646-5316) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ Concordia Lutheran Church. The public is welcome and Prayer Service for the the evening. Rev. Cynthia Good, little early. There will be no chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, she serves on the Iraard First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. to attend a talk entitled “ New England and New Manchester area, sponsored by Rev. James Meek. Also, partici­ market today! Thank you to all Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Nursery and Sunday school. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, who have made the Farmer’s of Temple Beth Sholom, school; 11o.m.,warshlpservlce; 7p.m., Monchostor Christian Fellowship, 509 8 a.m. (643-5906) Sweden, Model for Mission?” This is one in a series the Manchester Area Conference pating in the service will be where she teaches in the evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bgls- of events which commemorates the 350th anniver­ of Churches will begin at 7; 30 Steven Cassano, deputy mayor, Market such a success. service. Nursery at all services. (649- vert,pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ reiigious schooi. 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Nazarene sary of the founding of the colony of New Sweden on p.m. Tuesday at Concordia Luth­ and Lynn Gustafson, head nurse WALK AGAINST HUNGER: The award will be First Baptist Chapel et the Deaf, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m..first Soturday of Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., the Delaware River, in 1638. eran Church. for the Manchester Board of Tomorrow afternoon starting at Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Intercessory prayer for the sick presented on Wednes­ Full Oospol Interdenominational Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Presenting the talk will be the Rev. Gregory Education. 1; 30 in front of Second Congrega­ Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot and injured has been an impor­ day at the Aqua Turf Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Johnson of Wilmington, Del., and the Rev. Duane In the present AIDS crisis the tional Church, 385 N. Main St., a Club in Plantsville. The Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church Westfield of Endlcott College in Beverly, Mass. tant ministry of the Christian religious community has a unique Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 balloon launch will herald the and nursery; 6. p.m., evening praise Church from the beginning. The opportunity. First, to use their guest speaker at the a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, There will be hymns of the early churches along the beginning of the walk and the service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Delaware River, and refreshments after the talk. last 20 has seen a renewed resources to help educate the Salvation Army will provide a Barbara D. Bayer p.m. (643-9359) at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer line, 646-^1,24 haurs. The Rev. Kim-Erlc Williams, pastor at Concordia interest in an understanding of community about AIDS, both to great send-off. The Walk against can Israel Public Af­ (Oospol Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostai Lutheran, is president of the society. The New God’s power to heal. Since all of prevent the spread of the HIV Hunger is being videotaped so Christian Science ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11;45a.m., us experience illness and broke­ fairs Committee. For more information, cali Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pontocostal Church, 187 England Lutheran Historical Society includes infection and to overcome the don’t forget your warm jacket, Marjorie Brower at 646-4344. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. people from all Lutheran denominations. ness in our lives, we invite you to fear of AIDS that isolates AIDS your enveiope, and a pocket to N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ join us in prayer this Thursday. victims and their families. church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah's Witnesses day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 keep it in. Rest stations along the care far small children. (649-1446) Although the AIDS crisis has In the face of the growing Jehovah's WItnoues, 647 Tolland p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ AIDS service planned way will provide juice and Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, become a powerful motivator, numbers infected by the AIDS bathroom facility. Should be a chester. (649-0982) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth serylce. An ecumenical service of healing is planned by drawing us together to pray for virus, we are also called upon to great day to step up and strike a South United Methodist p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 Manchester Area Conference of Churches on one another, the invitation to Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ (649-9848) use our material and human blow against hunger. The Rev. Roger Flood, executive director of the day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Tuesday at Concordia Lutheran Church, as part of experience God’s power to heal is resources to help these men, Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Wotchtower study. (646-1490) the observation of AIDS Awareness Month. This is open to everyone suffering from NOTICE: The Women’s So­ Capitol Region Conference of Churches, will speak streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Presbyterian women and children so much in one of eight such services being held across the ciety of Community Baptist at the 9 and 10:45 a.m. services at South United pulpit minister. (Jareth Flanary, evan­ Coventry Frosbytorlan Church, physical and mental illness as need of our love and support. Methodist Church. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ state. Participants will include Deputy Mayor Steve well as from broken As we gather this Thursday to Church wili hold a rummage sale a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastar. Sunday, Cassano; Lynn Gustafson, who is head nurse for the relationships. at the church, 585 E. Center St., on > A program on drugs and alcohol, sponsored by p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Temple Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday pray for heaiing for one another. Bible study. Nursery provided for all Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ Manchester school system; the Rev. James Meek, The outward sign of God’s Friday, Oct. 28, from 9 a.m. to 1 New Hope Manor/Crossroads, will be presented services. (646-2903) Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; Tuesday at 7 p.m. This is aimed primarily at teens Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer pastor of Community Baptist Church: the Rev. p.m. and on Saturday, Oct. 29, ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (742-7222) Cynthia Good of South Methodist Church; the Rev. from 9 a.m. to noon. and their parents. The title of the program is Congregationai a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for Protbvtorlan Church ot Manchester, “ Understanding Ourselves and Alcoholism.” A Friday service time. (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- Anne Wrider of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church; and Send us your news Bolton Congregational Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship the Rev. Kim-Eric Williams of Concordia Lutheran panel of speakers will explain the roles of New Hope Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, service, nurserv; 9:15 a.m., Sundav Manor, Crossroads, Alanon and Alateen in abuse Balton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform schaol; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Church. ’The Manchester Herald wel­ name and daytime telephone prevention. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, (6434)906) In addition to participating in prayers and number of someone who can church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Temple Both Hlllol, 1001 Foster St. comes news releases about 11:15 a.m., tarum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- Roman Cathoiic hearing Scripture readings, worshippers will be religion for publication on these provide further information. office or 647-8070 parsonage. tinover, rabbi. Services, 0:15 p.m. each invited to kneel at the altar for the laying on of hands Saturday pages. Black and white photographs THE Cantor Cengregatlanal Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Church of tho Assumption, Adams and the annointment with oil. Prayers will be will be considered for publica­ Canter St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday af each month. (644-0466) Street at Thompsan Road, Manchester. Releases should concern BIBIE Coventry Presbyterian Church Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. offered for persons suffering from AIDS and other events open to the public in tion. Photos cannot be Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ catastrophic illnesses, as well as those suffering returned. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Manchester, Bolton, Coventry SPEAKS The Rev. George Smith, who served the worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. from mental strain, depression or broken and Andover. Items will be by Manchester Presbyterian Church from 1965 until school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), (643-2195) relationships. The deadline for releases is Euggng Brawgr First Cengrogatlonal Church at An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. published once, space permit­ the Monday before the desired 1974, will spend this weekend at the Presbyterian KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor;-Rev. Ar­ St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. ting. All releases will be subject publication date. Earlier sub­ Church of Coventry. A soup and sandwich supper is Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., nold T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday A candle for peace Evidence la overwhelming that Schedule; 9 a.m., holy communion. < 3 to editing. missions are appreciated. Pub­ planned for Saturday at 5:30 p.m., preced^ by worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 0:30, most people have an extremely Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Nursery core. (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) A group called Global Cooperation for a Better Space limitations do not remarks from Smith. First Congrogatlonal Church of Cev- Bmonuol Lutheran Church, 60 Church lication dates cannot be shallow conception of faith. We of­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ .St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., World is organizing a candle lighting peace permit the publication of re­ guaranteed. He will be the featured speaker at 5 p.m. Sunday, entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and leases concerning routine ten use the verb "beUeve” to denote Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. ceremony at noon Saturday, on the large front lawn when members of the Presbyterian Church of ship; 9:30a.m., church schaol In Church pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., mere Intellectual assent to the val­ worship with holy communion on first, Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Wickham Park. The ceremony, termed a Peace activities. Send the releases to; Church Manchester and the Avery Street Christian Lane Hause. Nursery care pravided. at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and The releases should be typed, Page, Manchester Herald, P.O. idity of an alleged fact. But whan we (742-0407) third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., noon. (643-2403) Messenger Initiative, is open to the public. Call the speak of 'Yalth” In a person, group, Reformed Church in South Windsor join the Second Cangregatlenal Church, 385 worship with holy communion on St. James Church, 096 Main St., Rev. Sheriden Barber, Church of HolisticTheology, double-spaced, and include the Box 591, Manchester 06040. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. second, fourth Sundays; nursery ot 9:45 or organization we mean much Coventry members for a Reformation Day service. and 11 a.m. (643-1193) Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukawskI, 646-4033 for more information. The Presbyterian Church of Coventry began Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, more. service, Sundoy school, and nurseryfor Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday meeting 15 years ago in the Coventry Grammar children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday Where 'Yalth” and “beUeve” ap­ (649-2063) (643-2051) Unitarian Universallst School gymnasium, under the direction of the Rev. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., pear In the Bible, unless thecontext Second Congregational Church of noon. (643-4129) shows otherwise, the concept Is of a Richard Gray. The group built its own church in Covontry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North RIyer Road, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., ’The service at the Unitarian Universalist Society; Thonghto 1979. The current membership is approximately try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Douthwalte, postor. Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and East this week will ask the question, “ What is the conviction that effects changes In lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Schedule: 9:30 a.m. worship serylce; Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral one’s life. Faith Is defined In He­ 110. The present minister, the Rev. Brad D. Evans, church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., church?” ’The interim minister, the Rev. Ward has been with the church eight years. a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Bible. (742-7540) Sunday moss of 10 a.m.; confessions Knights, will ask why a group like the Unitarians Piri Thomas wrote a book wants and lacks, of my hopes and brews 11:1 as the “substance” or church school. Grade 7 to odult; 11:15 Zion Bvangollcal Lutheran Church disappointments ... I felt like I woll-groundad confidence In things For more information on the 15th anniversary (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 should not be considered simply a social club. ’The describing his conversion from a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior a.m. at St. Jaseph Church, Eaglevllle. could even cry ... something I hoped for; the “evidence” or con­ celebration, call 742-7222. Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rey. Charles W. (742-6655) service begins at 10; 30 a.m. being a drug addict, and an vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30a.m., divine worship; attempted killer. One night Piri hadn’t been able to do for years.” viction from proof that the unseen 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Church Of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron 5 Tolcattytllo Congrogatlonal Church, Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. was lying on his cell bunk in After Piri finished his prayer, a things are true. Main Stroet and Elm Hill Road, munion first and third Sunday. (649- Olesik, pastor. Saturday massatSp.m.; No unified ‘Catholic vote’ Tolcottvlllo. Co-pastors: Rov. Ronald 4243) Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. prison. Suddenly it occurred to small voice said, “ Amen.” It was Mental acknowledgement of the Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) him what a mess he’d made of his “ the thin kid.” No one spoke fora truth ot a claim that does not signifi­ Church of the Nazarene a.m., worship service and church WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — A King’s College Methodist long while. Then the kid whis­ cantly affect behavior Is weak In­ The Church of the Nazarene held a special service school. (649-0015) political scientist says that just as there no longer is life. He felt an overwhelming pered, ‘I believe in Dios also.’” deed. Biblical “faith” normally Im­ for laying the cornerstone for the new church Bolton Unitod Methodist Church, 1041 Saivation Army a unified “ Catholic vote” in America, the “ Catholic desire to pray. But he was sharing Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rey. Stewart The two young men talked a plies trust In Christ that renders the building on Sunday. The building, at 236 Main St., Covenant SalvoHon Army, 661 Main St., Man­ lobby” also is fragmented. the cell with another prisoner Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ long time. Then Piri climbed will obedient to him. Such os Its will house grade kindergarden through 6 of the ant pastor. 9:30 a.m., church school; 11 chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gory Aspersch- The Rev. Thomas J. O’Hare, who has examined 31 called “ the thin kid.” So he Trinity CovoniHit Church, 302 Hack­ lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 back into his bunk. “ God night, meaning In Romans 5:1: “we have Cornerstone Christian School, and will seat 800 in matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- a.m., hallness meeting; 6 p.m., salya- separate Washington-based Catholic interest waited. Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, 3472) Chico,” he said. “ I ’m thinking been Justified by faith.” the sanctuary. The ceremony was led by the Rev. North Unitod Methodist Church, 300 tlon meeting. (649-7707). groups advocating various public policy positions, After he thought “ the thin kid” associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, that God is always with us — it’s Philip Chatto, with participation by Marcia Kirby, youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., Porker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. says many scholars mistakenly considered the was asleep, he climbed out of his worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible T ^ c h , POfton Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Univaraaiitt bunk, knelt down on the cold just that we aren’t always with administrator of the school. Robert Cornell, school. (649-2055) nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Catholic lobby “ a monolith.” CHURCH OF CHRIST ond 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 Uhltorlan Uplvorsdllst Socloty-Bast, “ That really is a distorted view,” he says. O’Hare, concrete, and prayed. He said; “ I him.” chairman of the finance committee, and Don Fish[ o.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., Lydall A V«rnon StrMts chairman of the building committee, placed the 153 W. Vernan St., Manchester. Rev. who has written a chapter on the multifaceted told God what was in my heart... I Episcopai church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Ward A. Knl^ts Jr., Int^lm minister. Rev. William Oleolk PhoiiB: 64A-2903 cornerstone. The building is expected to be Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Catholic lobby in a new book, “ Religion in American talked to him plain ... no big 10:M a.m., service. Nursery care and St. Maurice Church, Bolton completed late in the winter. St. Oaorgg's Bgtscogal Church, 1150 Dancers. Nursery for preschoolers. youth religious education. Coffee hour words ... I talked to him of my Boston Turnpike, Balton. Rev. John (649-3696.) after service. (646-5151) Politics.” says; Weddings iBaufltrslrr Hrrali) I Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Oct. 22, 1988 Smart folks,

//■ not snobbish cocktail evenings. "Really, these By Nancy Pappas are very social occasions, no Manchester Herald heavy academic content.” said Mrs. Flaum. “The difference hen Ruthanne Fla- between this and any other party, um’s acquaintances though, is that when you make a i r hear she is in Mensa. joke you don’t have to explain it. an organization for When you make some obscure Wexceptionally intelli­ allusion, you don’t have to worry gent people, they’re either im­ about It.” pressed or insulting. In addition, there are special Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hutchins Mrs. Mark V. Kaplan Mrs. John Alosky "Some friends are really awed, interest groups, known as SIGs. Eltringham which makes me very uncomfor-’ which meet to discuss books and table. I don’t want people to think current events, or to encourage Hutchins- Thibodeau Kaplan-Kozuch Alosky-Mesnil of me as some kind of genius,” writers, small business owners, Eltringham-Reavey Kim L. Thibodeau, daughter of Carolyn Jeanne Kozuch. of Beverly . Jeanine Mesnil, daughter of Mrs. said Flaum, of 7 Tracy Drive. amateur actors, etc. Maura Ellen Reavey, of Yarmouth- Donald R. and Patricia M. Thibodeau Hills, Calif., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nadia Mesnil of 29 Elsie Drive and “But some people have very Most functions occur in small Ronald A. Kozuch of South Main John Alosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. John negative reactions. A lot of people groups of that sort. However, port, Mass., and Manchester, daugh­ of South Windsor, and David F. think. ‘Oh.thesnobbishgroup.’or once each year, all members of ter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Reavey Hutchins of 676 W. Middle Turnpike, Street and Mark Vincent Kaplan, son Alosky of 77 Goodwin St. were of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaplan of married Sept. 9 at St. Jam es Church. ‘Oh, you’re that group of eg­ Mensa in a particular region get MAKING PLANS — Al and Ruthanne Cromwell. The Flaums do most of their of Yarmouthport, and Christopher W. son of John F. and Sidney Jane gheads.’” said Flaum. "Some together for a weekend. Today socializing with other members of this Eltringham of Manchester, son of Hutchins of South Windsor, were Tarzana, Calif, were married Oct. 9 in The Rev. Frank Krakowski offi­ Flaum of Manchester meet with other ciated at the ceremony. The bride was people will come right out and and tomorrow, Mensans from members of Mensa to plan the gathering group for exceptionally intelligent N.P. Eltringham of Arlington, Va. married Aug. 26 at St. Margaret Mary Trinity College Chapel, Hartford. say. ‘I wouldn’t want to be part of Connecticut and Western Massa­ and June Eltringham of Coral Church, South Windsor. The Rev. Carl Schultz officiated. given in marriage by her uncle, Alfred any exclusive group like that.’” chusetts are gathering at the which is occurring this weekend in peopie. Springs, Fla., were married Sept. 10 The Rev. Richard Shellman offi­ The bride was given in marriage by Noujaim. Renee Abramowicz was The “exclusive group” was Treadway Hotel in Cromwell. at St. Francis Xavier Church, Hyan- ciated at the ceremony. Debra her father. Elizabeth Dawber, sister maid of honor. Bridesmaids were founded in England about 35 Even at such gatherings, how­ nis. Mass. Medeiros was maid of honor. Brides­ of the bride, was matron of honor. Diana Mesnil, Barbara Daniels. Su­ years ago by two men looking for ever, the spirit of fun persists, Al people, two of them are potential she didn’t really belong in the Mensa also offers college scho­ The Rev. John J. Madden and the maids were Lori Ann Thibodeau and Suzanne Edgar was bridesmaid and san Winters and Jan Longo. Jeanine companionship among their intel­ Flaum pointed out. 'This year’s Mensans.” room with truly “brilliant” peo­ larships to students who write Rev. Thomas F. Madden, cousins of Dawn Marie Thibodeau, sisters of the Jennie and Emily Crowley, cousins of Mesnil was flower girl. lectual equals. Flaum explained. theme is, “If you’re so smart, Other Manchester residents ple. “I was intimidated,” she convincing essays on what they bride. the bride, were'flower girls. Peter Alosky. brother of the groom, The word mensa is Latin for why aren’t you rich?” who are involved in this wee­ said. “I thought people would say, plan to do with their lives. the bride, officiated at the Nuptial Locally, Mrs. Flaum is chairman Mass. Denise A. Reavey, sister of the Michael Hutchins, brother of the Abram C. Zukor was best man. was best man. Ushers were Gilbert table, because the group tries to 'There are to be seminars on kend’s gathering include Leo ‘You qualifi^? No! No! It must Ushers were Donald Randolph and Mesnil, Andre Mesnil, Larry Pugrab, be a round-table society offering being a successful entrepreneur, Barrett of Sycamore Lane, who have been a mistake.’” of the scholarship committee, bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ groom, was best man. Ushers were and she will have a book sale at Joseph Janty and John DeRosa. Peter Fonda. and John Karzar. Michael Pugrab equal status to all its members. Mensans who are millionaires, will talk about unidentified flying Mrs. Flaum said she has never maids were Kathy MacMannis, Chris­ objects, and Irene Harrison of considered herself one of those the hotel this weekend to raise tine Neville and Linda Reddy. After a reception at La Renaissance After a reception at Manchester was ringbearer. But she said that Mensa get rich schemes, and more. But Country Club the couple left on a After a reception at Jester’s Court members — who must score in there are also “rich” desserts, Jarvis Road, who will coordinate brilliant people. In high school money for it. Bart A. Richter was best man. the couple left on a wedding trip to and college, her grades were Hawaii. They are making their home wedding trip to England and Scotland. the couple left on a wedding trip to the top 2 percent of the population such as mousse cake, games with the game room for the gathering. ‘Those who are interested in Ushers were Gregory Eltringham. on an intelligence test — aren’t lots of cash, like Monopoly, and a The Flaums will coordinate the erratic, depending upon whether Timothy Eltringham. David D. Lev­ in Manchester. They will make their home in Beverly Cancun, Mexico and Dallas, Texas. joining Mensa nnay contact the Hills. They are making their home in snobs or full-time intellectuals belly-dancing performance by hospitality rooms, making use of she particularly enjoyed a American headquarters, at 2626 ins, David A. Repillo and Randy D. The bride is a graduate of South the “richly” rewarding Middle Al Flaum’s experience in the food course. Windsor High School and the Greater The bride is a graduate of Brown Manchester. who discuss only esoteric, aca­ E. 14th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., or the Rubin. demic topics. Eastern dancer, Morocco. service business. Ironically, Mrs. “Looking back. I realize that I regional director, Lynn Master, After a reception at Tara Hyannis in Hartford School of Nursing. She is University and the University of The bride is a graduate of Manches­ probably was what you’d call a Southern California Law Center. She ter High School and is employed by In fact, Flaum says that she Several hundred Mensans are Flaum will be welcoming the at 772-2780 in Hamden, or call the Hyannis, Mass., the couple left on a employed at Hartford Hospital. and her husband. Al. are exam­ expected at the gathering. very people who intim idate her ‘gifted kid,’ but at the time I Flaums at 646-5945. wedding trip to Hilton Head and The bridegroom Is a graduate of practices family law in Beverly Hills Syndet Products Inc. Throughout the U.S., there are when she joined the organization. didn’t realize it,” said Mrs. ’The bridegroom is a graduate of ples of the kind of practical, Charleston, S.C. South Windsor High School and is and will retain her maiden name. down-to-earth people who enjoy approximately 50,000 Mensa For the first year and a half Flaum. “The only thing I knew is Intelligence tests may be ad- The bride is a 1982 graduate of East employed by Don’s Texaco In Vernon The bridegroom is a graduate of the East Catholic High School and the being in Mensa. She works at the members, with another 20,000 in after she was admitted to Mensa, that I didn’t exactly fit in, things m inistei^ by a Mensa proctor, Catholic High School and a 1987 as manager and mechanic. University of Illinois and Southwest­ University of New Haven. He is state Department of Income other nations around the world. In Mrs. inaum said that she avoided didn’t quite work for me.” for ICZO. Admission may also be graduate of Northeastern University, ern University Law School. He employed by Aetna Life and Casualty. Maintenance; he is a waiter at the Manchester area, the Flaums meetings, and felt apprehensive ’This is a typical story among granted on the basis of a previous practices family law in Los Angeles, Scoter’s Restaurant In Hartford. know about eight other Mensa about encountering other Men­ Mensa members. Today, the test, and there is an extensive list Boston, Mass. of those which qualify. For The groom is a 1981 graduate of Calif. "But we find that almost all of members. sans. She had taken the intelli­ Mensa Educational Research our social life revolves around “And really, there are a lot gence test on a whim, she said, Fund puts money into research on example, those with higher than East Catholic High School and a 1986 the characteristics of intelligent 1250 on their Graduate Record graduate of Northeastern University. Mensa activities, and our Mensa more people than that who could “at a low time in my life, when I friends,” said Mrs. Flaum. be members,” Flaum pointed really needed a pat on the back.” children and publishes articles Exams, or Scholastic Aptitude They are making their home in She surprised herself by pass­ about education for intell^tually Tests are generally admitted Manchester. The bulk of these activities are out. “Theoretically, any time brunches and “happy hours,” or you’re standing in a room wfth 100 ing the test, and was worried that gifted children. without further testing. Stamp, symposium cap ‘Xerography Week’ Videodisks pose no challenge to textbooks

seeks to acknowledge people who possible today — not just with a an interview. creased significantly in the past marketing and sales. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - U.S. Rochester was the birthplace of the this country. Bv The Associated Press two years. Mecklenburger said After teachers use videodisks Postmaster General Anthony Frank Xerox Corp. and remains the home of aren’t famous, but who made famous videodisk, but with computers There's no indication of a revolt The new postal rate for sending a and software — to organize against text books. Few colleges he has heard teachers say that the for two or three years, they find said he felt like he was having a the company’s largest manufacturing contributions to the country. The videodisk, with its ability to textbook is becoming less of a they depend less on the book, he post card to Canada is 21 cents, up store vast amounts of visual teaching and learning around of education teach prospective religious experience Friday when he plant. The headquarters of the com­ The series includes such names as something other than textbooks if teachers how to use the new backbone and more of a said. came to Rochester to officially issue a pany left Rochester in 1969 and is from 18 cents last year. information, is just another supplement. But after a year of using a authors Pearl Buck and Sinclair teaching tool and doesn't you want to,” said James Mec- technology, he said. 21-cent postage stamp commemorat­ located in Stamford, Conn. “These stamps will carry the Lewis and environmentalists Rachel klenburger, director of the Insti­ And, of 2.5 million American One firm in New Jersey has videodisk in his biology class, ing Chester Carlson, the inventor of Frank was one of several distin­ threaten to replace textbooks in produced more than 20 educa­ teacher Frank Blatnik says he's likeness of the man who revolution­ Carson and John Audubon, along with the classroom, educators say. tute for the ‘Transfer of Technol­ teachers, he estimates fewer than the xerographic copying process. guished guests who came to Roches­ ized the business world,’’ Frank said ogy to Education, a part of the 5 percent ever have seen a tional videodisks since 1981. Its ready to throw out the textbooks. doctors, politicians and scientists. ‘They contend that textbooks first was a compilation of photos He calls them antiquated. Frank reminded the crowd at a ter to celebrate the SOth anniversary in a ceremony at the temporary are an Institution that help National School Boards Associa­ videodisk. He also estimates downtown shopping mall that copiers of xerography, which Carlson in­ "Chester Carlson Station” where the The issuing of the stamp, a tion in Alexandria, Va. there probably are not more than sent back to Earth by Voyager II, Blatnik, who's starting his 18th symposium on science and technology structure what happens in the now heading for Neptune. year at Swanton High School, play a significant role in generating vented on Oct. 22, 1938. new stamps were being sold. classroom. But text l^ k s are not “The question is, is having a lot 20,000 videodisk players in the the 160 billion pieces of mail the postal The new stamp, one of about 70 and a speech by Walter Cronkite at a of pictures and sound and data nation's 100,000 schools, com­ The firm has more than 3,000 says use of new technology has dinner later Friday all capped off the the only way for a teacher to customers, mostly schools, col­ revolutionized his teaching style. service delivers each year. introduced this year by the postal Carlson is the 42nd person to be structure lessons. and text a good way to teach? If it pared with an estimated 2 million "For me, a trip to Rochester is like a service, will immediately b^m e honored in the postal service’s “great celebration of Xerography Week in is, we’ll have many more ways to microcomputers. leges, and universities, said Jim It takes him less time to “There's no imminent danger Donatelli, vice president for prepare lessons now. pilgrimage to the Holy Land,’ ’ he said. popular with Canadians on vacation in American” series of stamps, which Rochester. for the textbook. It certainly is do that in the future,” he said in But videodisk use has in­ I » I I J » *1 ' ? '

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Savings □ □ tion control ... that one bottle of gluing hearts on a homemade • PORCHl and that the third bracket is for govememnt securities, to make must be held at least five years, Bonds offer tax advantages as :.0 k it c h e n - l a u n d r y BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2 concentrate makes 3‘A gallons of birthday card. 10'* 10'-4" 10'6" *11- 4 ‘ the product, which covers up to installation where floodlights are the bonds more competitive in the ’This may seem a weakness, but in well. ’They are federally tax- aw 700 square feet, the size of the used, allowing fixtures to be marketplace. A floor rate of 6 fact it is one of the great strengths deferred, meaning that you are . ’V THE PRODUCT - A cordless D average driveway ... that this jigsaw for splinter-free cutting. installed virtually anywhere— percent was established — mean­ of the Savings Bond program. For liable for no taxes on the interest 0 the first six months after pur­ DINING ROOM takes only 10 minutes ... that the under overhanging eaves, on ing that Savings Bonds will until you actually cash the bond. eeooMs i0-6"x II' C. sprayer bottle provides the Manufacturer’s claim — That decks, near walk, stairs, wall and always pay at least 6 percent. The chase, the bonds may not be The interest is exempt from state MU proper dilution rate... that only a the portable jigsaw has a quick- even in the most confined area. rate is recalculated every six cashed at all. After that initial and local taxes. charge battery pack ... that it months, on the first of May and period, though, they may be single coat is required.... and that Since the change in the pro­ accepts universal >/4-inch shaft The waterproofing application the first of November. For the turned in for principal plus the material is a protection gram in 1982, which replaced a metal or wood-cutting jigsaw system is manufactured by first six-month period under the interest based on a fixed scale against cracking, splitting, spal­ fixed interest rate with the blades ... that it has a reversible Thompson & Formby Inc., 825 new system, the bonds paid 11.09 keyed to the length of time the ling and general deterioration current floating yield. Savings plate for splinter-free cutting ... Crossover Lane, Suite 240. Mem­ percent. The low has been 5.84 bond has been held. At six caused by melting salts. 1975 1983 1986 Bonds have been an investment that its slimline design makes it phis, Tenn. 38117; the glue by percent, for the six months months, the rate is 4.16 percent; BEDROOM I competitive with other places the possible to cut up to l ‘A inches Darworth Co., Avon, Conn. 06001; beginning in November 1986. at five years minus one day, it is bath i 2 ' * i 3 - 8 “ THE PRODUCT - A new small investor might want to put LIVING ROOM away from a wall ... that it has a the cordless jigsaw by R'YOBI Savings Bond maturity is nomi­ 5.75 percent. all-purpose glue forhomeowners. money. 2l'-0"* I3‘ M. textured, easy-grip handle for America Corp. 1433 Hamilton nally 12 years, based on the 6 ’ ‘The idea is that people can buy Manufacturer’s claim — That -1___ one-hand operation in tight spots Parkway, Itasca, 111. 60143; and InfoGrapNco percent minimum rate. When the bonds and essentially forget Today, for example, you might this glue can be used for arts and i SOURCE: Mctropoltan Lift SlalMcal BulMin ... that is has two special storage the mounts for low voltage 1066) e 1088 North Amgrtca Syndlcals. Ina rate is higher, the bonds reach about them,” says Meyerhardt. expect about 5.25 percent from a crafts projects to fixing furnitu- compartments ... that one of outdoor lights by Intermatic. face value sooner. “ People who wouldn’t normally passbook savings account, the re»o replacing ceramic tiles in the those compartments can hold as Inc., Intermatic Plaza. Spring “ The semi-annual rates serve save can do so, because they can’t traditional repository of modest HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The heart of the house in this bathroom ... that it is applied in a many a five extra saw blades and Grove. 111. 60081. chiefly as markers for buyers,” dip into those savings for six nest eggs. To get as much as 9 one-story design is the roomy kitchen-breakfast-laundry explains Steve Meyerhardt of the months, and by then they are percent, you would need to area. An extra large bow window in the living room adds a Tax Adviser U.S. ’Treasury’s Savings Bond likely to hold on to their bonds purchase a $1,000 five-yearcertif- good measure of eye-appeal both inside and out. Plan Division. “ They give a sense of even longer.” icate of deposit 8 which is out of Landscape maintenance jobs where Savings Bonds stand Buying U.S. Savings Bonds is the reach of many people — or a HA1490C has 1,519 square feet. For more information, QUESTION: My mother the summer. My friend says that among investments. ’The rate simplicity itself. They can gener­ corporate or government instru­ write to architect William G. Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., By Earl Aransan plants. A really good cleanup is passed away in August. Who will you can no longer take a deduc­ finally paid is an average of the ally be purchased through payroll ment. which canbeeithercompli- Springfield, N.J. 07081. Enclose a stamped, self- The Assaclated Press recommended. be responsible for signing her tax tion for sales tax on boats. I hope semi-annual figures over the deductions by filling out a simple cated or expensive or both. addressed envelope. Weeders Guide If you plan to compost diseased return? She had been a widow for he’s wrong. The tax was sizable. period the bonds are held.” In this form and giving it to your An additional advantage of Autumn is the time to start materials, be sure your compost the past five years. Could I. as her P.M.. respect. Savings Bonds differ employer. The bonds are also Savings Bonds is that if they are working on next year’s outdoor- pile is an active one where plants daughter, sign her tax return? MINNEAPOLIS. from other bonds, in that the rate available at banks. The ’Treasury lost or stolen, the Treasury will living season and to reduce next will really decay. Putting plant L. S.. they pay is not fixed, and the only likes to point out that they make replace them free of charge. season’s potential garden-insect insects and disease organisms. materials on a rubbish heap will HOUSTON. ANSWER: Your friend is right. Here’s the Answer and disease problems. Debris left in the garden not destroy disease organisms, Congress said “ no deduction” for Some landscape maintenance provide’’uuuuuuues for cu­ but composting will. ANSWER; If a taxpayer dies any sales tax when they passed chores to be done include; cumber beetles, squash bugs, before filing a federal income tax the Tax Reform Act of 1986. Colorado potato beetles and Eu­ QUESTION: Have to replace complete refinishing is in order. ■ Apply wood chips or mulches □ □ □ return, the taxpayer’s personal ropean com borers. Remove several window panes soon. Have Milk sometimes acts as a varnish to areas around trees, evergreens representative must file and sign QUESTION: When is a federal plant material by raking and S’TRAWBERRY MULCHING; done work of this kind in the past, remover unless it is wiped off the or shrubs. Avoid materials likely a return for the person who died, corporation return due? I started bagging or burning it, or plowing Wait until strawberries have but have never painted the moment it is spilled. to contain weed seeds, food for if the deceased was required to a business as a corporation. The it under. This will eliminate many completely stopped growing be­ glazing compound that sets the rodents or obnoxious odors. file a return. A personal represen­ attorney who filed all of the bugs, and limit your insect fore mulching. Don’t be in a hurry II Makes Sense ■ Add nitrogen fertilizer, but pane in place. Assume the com­ QUESTION: 1 will be doing tative can be an executor, admin­ incorporating papers passed apply early in the season to avoid population largely to insects that because early mulching can pound can be painted. I want to some concrete work and want to istrator or anyone who is in away and I ’m not sure when the late growth subject to winterkill. migrate into the garden. suffocate plants. use a paint matching the color of keep the concrete surface rough charge of the taxpayer’s prop­ return is due. ■ Remove extended growth of In the flower garden. i ris borers Cover dormant plants with 2-3 the window frame. so as to make it sort of slip-proof. erty. This, of course, may be the J w News, Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool ground covers that have over­ lay eggs on iris fbliage. Dig out inches of straw or leaves — Will it be OK to use a garage daughter of the deceased. ANAHEIM, c a l i f ! ANSWER: The compound can lapped sidewalks, driveways or infested plants and remove dead around mid-November in most broom with stiff bristles to make Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum be painted. Usually, you should patio areas. foliage to reduce this problem. areas. Remove the mulch in the rough finish? QUESTION: Are hearing-aid ANSWER; If your corporation wait several days before doing ■ Trim shade trees to remove Rake fallen fruit and leaves spring as soon as growth re­ batteries deductible? has a Dec. 31 year end, your of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* the painting. Read the label on the ANSWER: Do the concrete heavy lower limbs that obstruct from fruit plantings to interrupt sumes. Leaving the mulch there M. return R., must be filed on or before Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t waltl compound can to determine ex­ work the regular way, but when it views or are bothersome in other the life cycle of the apple maggot, too long will smother the plants. SPOKANE, WASH. March 15, 1989. If your corpora­ actly how long to wait. When a serious home-orchard problem. is time to do the troweling, use the ways. tion has a year ending other than Fill Out the Coupon below. Ms«l or drop off to the painting, be sure the paint bristles of the brush. Apply it so ■ Reshape boundaries of walks Cleaning up fallen fruit and □ □ □ ANSWER: Not only are the Dec. 31 (called a fiscal year extends a fraction of an inch on to the ridges made by the bristles and driveways to encourage leaves also will help control apple batteries deductible, but the ending), your corporate tax re­ Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester. Ct. 06040 the glass to insure protection run across the concrete at right users to follow intended scab, a fungus disease that PAINT FRUIT ’TREES: Paint­ repairs, maintenance or insu­ turn must be filed on or before the against the passage of air and affects apples, crab apples and angles to the direction people pathways. ing trunks of young fruit trees rance expense related to the 15th day of the third month mountain ash trees. Leaf-spot with white latex will help keep the rain. walk. That will keep anybody ■ Remove or recycle objects, hearing aid are too. And, if you following the close of its fiscal I want to baeoma a Naw Manehaatar Herald Subacribar (for a minimum of 13 including weeds, that tend to disease on hawthorn, elm and bark from splitting in winter. The QUESTION: Some milk spilled from sliding on the walkway. used your car solely for the year. waaka) and racalva my $5.00 book of McDonald's* Gift CortHleatsa. detract from the basic qualify of .horse chestnut also can be paint keeps the tree’s sunny side on our coffee table and was not Allow the concrete to “ cure” for purpose of picking up those the landscape. reduced by raking leaves and from heating up and expanding. noticed for several hours. When it about a-week. This means keep­ batteries, you may also take a ing it moist. One way is to place ■ Consider adding a grassy fallen fruits and destroying them. The shady, cold side of the tree 9-cent a mile deduction for the use Name. was wiped off, some of the finish If blackspot on roses is a wet burlap over the finished job mound or rock composition to doesn’t expand, and the bark of your car as a medical expense came with it. Can the area be tends to split under stress. Address. and moisten it twice a day. relieve bareness in winter. problem, prune plants of infected deduction — if your total medical Send your questions to; The touched up or must the entire areas. Don’t use these clippings Wear an old glove to paint the Special curing compounds also A fall cleanup will reduce the expenses exceed the 7.5 percent Tax Adviser, c-o George W. Smith Phone______«__-______— _ _ — __— table top be refinished? as a winter mulch as it will bark. Dip your hand into the paint are available. If you do not want inevitable spring garden invasion of adjusted gross income. & Co., P.C., 29229 Northwestern Oaa Asr Raney — Naw eaSssrlSifS Oa»fno> good wHh any ofSsr coupons or spaefafs; encourage blackspot next year. and run it up and down and ANSWER: As with any damage to bother with the burlap or use a by insects. This should include ^ Highway, Southfield, Mich. 48034. Coupon book mallad upon raealpl of poymom lor a 13>waak subacripllen. of that sort, you can make an commercial curing product, wet removal of old plant debris and One spot on one leaf ^ in the around the trunk for an even coat. QUESTION: We bought the ' Due to the volume of mail, effort to retouch the marred area. down the concrete about three tilling the garden this fall to neighborhood can produce The paint will reflect sunlight and longest boat that we could afford personal replies cannot be pro­ keep the tree from overheating. Then, if it doesn’t work, a times a day for six or seven days. eliminate many over-wintering enough spores to infect all nearby and had a lot of fun with it during vided. M - MAljlCH^TER HE|l|fVlJ). Oct. 22, 1988 ■ • ’ bct;*Ai 1 ^ ' — «1 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Victim stiii needs counsei Saturday, Oct. 22 DEAR DR. this way, women who were Where to Write REINISCH: I abused as children can learn to Abigail Van Buren was glad to see deal with potentially self­ J l l Dear Abby 5 :0 0 A M (T) ^ Home Shopping Ov­ [U S A ] You Can Be Successful P.O. Box 69440 ernight Service Continues (60 min.) you write on destructive behavior, about the 7;05AM [HB0]M 0VIE: -The story of incest of girls Kinsey Report positive aspects of their own Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 3D Weekend with Crook and Chase Fifteen Boys' Jules Verne's novel inspired with fathers, [C N N ] Crossfire this tale of a group of boys struggling to bodies and sexuality, and how to survive after being shipwrecked on a de­ grandfathers, June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. develop long-term relationships. [USA] Night Flight: Video Profile: Rod Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. Stewart sert island. 1988. uncles and If you cannot find help locally P.O. Box 91428 5:10 A M ® Popeye 7:1 SAM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Greyetoke: brothers. I was on your own, contact the National The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes' molested as a Center on Child Abuse and Cleveland, Ohio 44101 5 :3 0 A M ® l Love Lucy (CC ) Wild African apes adopt an orphaned child by all, but (ID IN N News infant in this adaptation of Edgar Rice Bur­ Neglect, P.O. Box 1182, Washing­ roughs' classic fantasy. Christopher Lam­ my father used [CNN] Showbiz Today ton, D.C. 20013, (703) 821-2086. CInsey Report Dr. June M. Relnisch bert, Andie McDowell. Ian Holm. 1984. me as a sex object and made me poor self-image and have tenden­ [DIS] Scheme of Things Rated PG. P.O. Box 48 do sex acts for his thrills. I was cies to depression and suicide. DEAR DR. REINISCH: I was [ESPN] Trapshooting: Grand American 7:30AM dD Garfieid and Friends Champi^ships (R) told it was a big secret. Did he According to some re­ wondering if there was any Bloomington, ind. 47402 ® Sybervision really think I wouldn't remember searchers, these women may go [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Heart' A sleazy manager chance at all of getting your convinces an ex-boxer io return to the ring. 3D BraveStarr (CC). how I was used? on to be overprotective of their period during pregnancy? I heard Brad Davis, Francis Fischer, Steve Bus- (jBl Kidsongs * I have always suffered from own children or they may be cold that there is a chance of getting cemi. 1987. Rated R. (g ) Rin-*nn-Tin kidney infections, even as a child. and distant. spots of blood here and there, but [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Kansas City Bomber' A ® 2 Hip 4 T V (CC). roller-derby queen disrupts the team when Is this due to having sex as a Although scientists know very (M) It's Your Business can you get your regular period she races after romance. Raquel Welch. chiid? I was taken to a doctor little about what causes a parent during preegnancy? Kevin McCarthy, Helena Kallianiotes 36) Teenage M utant Ninja Turtles (R) (In because I hurt so bad and I had an to sexually abuse a child, it is This has been on my mind a lot Help children to cope 1972. Rated PG Stereo) examination. Why didn’t the clear that many of these parents and I’m even losing sleep because [USA] Night Flight: New Sounds 3D Princesa Caballero doctor tell my mother? Do you were themselves victims of sex­ of it. 6 ;0 0 A M ® Young Universe (R) [C N N ] Sports Close-up think he did ask about sex and she ual abuse in childhood. Even with facts of divorce ® Look at M e Now [DIS] Dumbo's Circus # [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest never told him? Or do you think though this family pattern exists, DEAR READER: Yes, it is (D Sustaining [TMC] MOVIE: 'Dreamscape' While my niother was a part of this it is not believed that incestuous possible to have bleeding that 3D INN Magazine DEAR working with a scientist who has discov­ also? Why would parents do this? behavior is transmitted geneti­ seems like a menstrual period 3 D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) ABBY: As a ered a way to project one's conscious This is sick and people need to cally to one’s offspring, but and be pregnant at the same time. [CNN] Daybreak thoughts into another's dreams, a psychic divorced par­ stumbles upon a plot to use the method for know it still goes on. I believe rather that the experience itself If you’re worried that you might [D IS] You and Me. Kid incest is in the genes, so where leads to replaying it in the role of ent who was political purposes. Dennis Quaid, Kate be pregnant, have a pregnancy given joint cus­ [USA] Night Flight: Dating Dos and Capshaw, Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated does it stop? the abuser. Dear Abby Don'ts PG-13. (In Stereo) test as soon as possible. tody of two Your problems with kidney 6:1 S A M ® Davey & Goliath Approximately 30 percent of all children, I Abigail Van Buren 8:00AM ® Adventures of Raggedy DEAR READER: Please call infections as a child could have Ann and Andy women experience some bleeding could write a 6 :3 0 A M ® captain Bob your local mental-health clinic. been caused by the sexual activ­ in the first few months of ® World Tomorrow book about ® Dangermouse Even when incest has occurred ity. "Although some physicians (D ® To Be Announced. pregnancy (anything from light what to do and ® M O V IE: 'O u r Relations' T w o sets of many years before, counseling were reluctant in the past to identical twin brothers cause innumerable 3D Hit Videos USA spotting to "regular" period what not to do, can help repair the effects of this report children who appeared to bleeding). In some cases this mistaken-identity problems. Stan Laurel. ® Popeye but I’ll con­ Oliver Hardy. 1936. abuse. be abused, many states now bleeding can be at the same time (g) (g ) Kissyfur (CC) dense it; 3D A t the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie W ha­ There are relatively few stu­ make it legally mandatory for a (g) MOVIE: 'The Plainsman and the a woman would have been having First the Do’s; tley. Scheduled: T h e Accused” (Kelly dies on the long-term effects of physician to report all cases of a menstrual period. McGillis, Jodie Foster): "Madame Sous- Lady' This is the story of the Pony Express Valerie Bertinelli stars as Horence "Pancho" Barnes^ one of the female pioneers of ■ Do allow your child to ask week. My 28-year-old son an­ atzka” (Shirley MacLaine). "Imagine: John and the people who made it a successful incest, but findings include prob­ suspected sexual abuse. Regardless of when bleeding venture. William Elliott. Gail Patrick. Vera American aviation, in "Pancho Barnes," a three-hour "Chrysler Showcase Presenta­ questions about your divorce. It’s nounced that he was marrying a Lennon," lems dealing with sex and diffi­ Clinicians feei the best way to appears during pregnancy, you Ralston. 1946. unfair to make the child feel like girl he had known for two years. I New Zoo Revue tio n " airing Tuesday, Oct. 25 on CBS. Ted Wass (I.) and Sam Robards portray dare­ culty achieving orgasm. Adult stop the cycle of abuse, as well as should notify your physician ® Wall Street Journal Report an outsider. was very happy until he said he 3D Follow Me devil stunt pilots who changed her life. incest victims may also have to help victims deal with their immediately. He or she can then 3D Remi ■ Do answer all their questions didn’t want me to come to the 3 D Com ic Strip (In Stereo) difficulties forming emotional current problems, is through determine if the bleeding is (S) Rod and Reel Streamside biana about your divorce as truthfully ceremony. They wanted to be [CNN] International Correspondents ® Suparman 3D Capitan Poder relationships with others, have a individual and group therapy. In normal or is a sign of a problem. [CN N ] Daybreak 3D Wall Street Week as possible, without making the alone! [DIS] Mousercise 3D Dick Clark's Golden Greats 3Z) Adam Smith's Money World [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! [C N N ] College Football Preview other parent the “ heavy.” Since he is my only son. I [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing (g ) M ister Rogers (CC). [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [E S P N ] Outdoor Life [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales ■ Do remember that your suggested that it would be very highlights. (g) Wyatt Earp [ESPN] Action Cycle Sports [U S A ] Financial Freedom [E S P N ] Collego Gameday (60 min.) children need the love of both meaningful for me to be there — [M AX] Charlie Chaplin: The Little 3D Isla del Tesoro [USA] Proline Tram p A documentary examining ex­ [TM C ] MOVIE; Beveriy Hills Cop II' 8:30AM (3D Superman dD Say Brother parents. that I didn’t care how they got cerpts from some of Charlie Chaplin's early 11 :00AM ® Hey, Vem, It's Ernest! Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles Aid for child’s ear problem (D Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con- 3D Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). married, whether they had a films; "The Tram p", T h e Rink ", and ® Le em ii^ the Ropes Robert decides to with the vicious California gang that ■ Do assure your children that r>or large wedding or a small one. I "Shanghaied". [CN N ] Moneyweek leave the ring for good when he seriously wounded his police captain friend. Eddie they are not to blame tor your (T) ® New Adventures of Winnie the [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) injures another opponent. Murphy. Ronny Cox. Judge Reinhold. divorce. just wanted to be there. 7 :0 0 A M (3D Young Universe Pooh (CC). DEAR DR. DEAR DR. GOTT: My 3-year- ® (g) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) To my everlasting shame, my ® Plasticman [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated G O T T : My ■ Do encourage your children 3D Hee H aw (CC). [U S A ] W here There 's a W ill There's an old daughter rubs her genital [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hiding Out' (CC) to talk freely about their feelings son told me that this was their ® Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (g ) Porky Pig A young son re­ area on furniture and toys. Could Threats on his life force a 30-ish stock­ ® Buck Rogers business, and I wasn’t to be BraveStarr (CC). cently com­ she be stimulating herself at this — even if it’s painful to you. 3D (g) (g) Disney's Adventures of the broker to pose as a high-school student. 3D Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) 12:00PM ® Out of This Worid present! I said nothing, nor have (g) Daffy Duck and Tweety Gum m i Beers (CC). Jon Cryer, Keith Coogan, Annabeth Gish. plained of be­ age? Is this normal? I correct her Bottling up emotions is even more 3 $ Health and Tennis ® MOVIE: 'The Shaggy D.A.' A young Dr. Gott (g) Sesame Street (CC). (R) 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) lawyer running for district attorney is able damaging to childrem. they called me since. (g) Go for Your Dreams (g ) W W F Superstars of Wrestling ing unable to and tell hertostopbut she keeps it to expose corruption when he becomes a ■ Do have a special place for Am I stupid to be hurt? (g )D r . Fad (g ) Ask the Manager [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Man Who Loved hear out of one Peter Gott, M.O. up. Cat Dancing' An ex-cavalry officer in- (g ) (g ) Ahrin and the Chipmunks (CC). shaggy sheep dog. Dean Jones, Tim Con­ Ring Around the World 3D Vottron ear. He’s had the child’s toys and belongings Somehow, I expected his fiancee volvea himself with a woman fleeing her (g ) America: The Second Century way, Suzanne Pleshette. 1976. © ) From a Country Garden comprehensive during visiting time. It will make to be more understanding of a (S ) A M Boston (R) husband. Burt Reynolds, Sarah Miles, (g ) Superchargers ® Synchronal Research [CN N ] Big Story George Hamihon. 1973. Rated PG. tests, which the child feel more at home. woman’s point of view, but she i M Kidsongs (CC). 3D El ReIno Saivsje ® Three Stooges DEAR READER: Your daugh­ [DIS] Wuzzles [U S A ] Updata: Making It Happen show nerve Now the Don’ts; didn’t say a word. Can you 3D uiises (S ) Washington Weak in Review (CC). 3D G.LO.W . Wrestling ter could, indeed, be stimulating enlighten a stupid mother? [CNN] Daybreak [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsmen 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee-wee'a Playhouse damage. The ■ Don’t bad-mouth the other 3D Fall Guy 3® Superchargers herself. However, It’s also possi­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summer* (CC). doctor says it’s congenital, hear­ (ear-damaging) drugs inadvert­ parent to your child, or to anyone CRUSHED [CNN] Sdence and Technology Week (g) MOVIE: 'A OMtwring of Eagles' An ble that she may have an [ESPN] SportsCenter T w o recent high-school grads help a ® W W F Superatara of Wraatling Air Force wife, shocked by her husband's else in tlie presence of your child. [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America ing aids won’t work, and just ask ently given to pregnant women. irritation of the reproductive young singer save her grandfather's IvMse ® Mimstara Today criticism of the men in Ns command, de­ ■ Don’t send messages to the DEAR CRUSHED: I am just as from demolition. John Cusack, Demi [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mussolini: The Decline the teacher to seat him in the If your son has a congenital tract. This type of activity is not (B ) Soul Train (In Stereo) cides to leave Nm. Rock Hudson, Rod Tay­ front of the class. What help is hearing loss in one ear and the other parent through the "unenlightened" as you about Moore, Joel Murray. 1986. Rated PG. and Fall of II Duce* As World W ar II lor, Mary Peach. 1963. usual in 3-year-olds, so I believe g ) G.LO.W . WreatUng sweeps ecroaa haty. a personal war that children. this mysterious affront. You say 9:00AM ® Jim Henson's Muppet ® 2 Hip T V (CC). available for him? Will his other opposite ear checks out fine, he is ultimately leads to tragedy r ^ s between 4 that she should be examined by Channels Babies (CC). (g ) (g ) A LF (CC). ear go out as well? unlikely to become totally deaf ■ Don’t ask children to keep your son told you that he didn’t members of Benito Mussolini’s family. Su­ @ ) Portrait of a Family her pediatrician. In any case, ® McCreary Report (g ) S4|uaro One Television (CC). because the damage has already secrets from your ex-spouse. want you to come to the ceremony WFSB Hartford. C T CT san Sarandon. Anthony Hopkins, Bob Ig) MOVIE: ‘Tha Andaraon Tapaa' A constant verbal correction is (g) W W F Wrestling Spotlight Hoskins. 1985. Pan 1 of 2. (In Stereo) DEAR READER: I don’t know been done. He may need some ■ Don’t try to pump the child­ — they want to be alone and this WNYW New York. NY d ® Supermen million-dollar robbery occurs at an apart­ unlikely to serve any purpose wedding was “ their" business. WTNH New Haven. C T X 3D America's Top Ten 3D El Tesoro del Saber [USA] Now Healthy Diet ment building on New York's fasNonable the exact cause of your son’t special attention in school but, ren for information about your WOR New York. NY X upper East Side. Sean Connery. Dyan Can­ other than to increase her dis­ 3S) Hom e Shopping Network (2 hrs.) (S ) Tony Brown’s Journal hearing loss, but there are with help, he’ll be able to adjust to ex-spouse. One wonders why your son WPIX New York. NY If. 11:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Who's non. Martin Balsam. 1971. comfort. Check with a doctor for WHCT Hartford. C T IS (g) Buga Bunny and Friends 3D World Wide Wrestling That Girl' (C C ) A brash ex-con involves an several possibilities. his impairment. You may obtain ■ Don’t be overly generous (or bothered to tell you he was getting uptight tax attorney in her plana to find the (g Black Perapective diagnosis and advice. WTXX Waterbury. CT , 3S (g ) (g ) Sm urfs (CC). [DIS] MOVIE: '1 Disney Halloween' Congenital sensorineural hear­ further advice by writing the less strict) in an effort to win your married. Something is terribly Springfield. MA n (C C ) A gallery of Disney rogues take you man responsible for sending her to prison. O ) MOVIE: -Raflactiona of Muidar’ A WWLP (g ) MOVIE: 'Charile Chan at the Opera' child’s approval. wrong here. WEOH Hartford, C T 24 on a happy haunting. 1983. Madonna. Griffin Dunne, Haviland Morris. wife and mistress conspire to murder a ing loss was, in the past, a Deafness Research Foundation Music mixes with murder and the fanned school teacher. Sam Waterston, Tuesday In young girls, this kind of WTWS New London. C T » 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ■ Don’t tell your children what There must be a reason for your Charlie Chan is called in to solve the mys­ [ESPN] Truck Pull Weld, Joan Hackett'. 1974. common occurence because ex­ at 9 East 38th Street, New York, WVIT Hartford, C T n self-stimulating activity may son’s cruel behavior. Should you tery. Warner Oland, Helen W ood. 1936. [H B O ] Inside the N FL Hosts: Len Daw­ 11:30AM C£) Fiipi pectant mothers who had rubella NY 10016. to think or feel. They are entitled WSBK Boston, M A g ) Benson often reflect a physical problem son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) 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Many deaf report, "Ear Infections.” Other 1 0 : 3 0 A M ® Little Rasceta 31) Eagles Preview '88 Sesame Street (CC). (R) readers who would like a copy self-stimulation as psychological DISNEY Disney Channel (DISl [ESPN] Fishin' Hole children have congenital, genetic ProbltmiT Writs to Abby. For o Sports Network (ESPN] ® ® Pup Namad Scooby Doo (CC). (g) (g) Completely Mental Misadven- 3D MOVIE: 'Santa Fe Trail' A group of or inappropriate, I think it’s ESPN [U S A ] Facts About Hair Loss malformations. Hearing loss can should send $1 and their name and DEAR ABBY: The extent to ponoiwl, unpubllthod roply, lopd a Home Box Office [HBO]. turat of Ed Grim ley (CC). cavalrymen follows the trail of abolitionist reasonable to assume that the Mtf-aMro«Md, ttampod onvolopo to HBO ® My Favorite Martian also be caused by birth trauma. address to P.O. 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noay 1987. KIT *N* CARLYLE by Urry Wright EM PTY WEST (3 ) 227 (CC) Lester refuses to reveal 8NAFU by Bruct Beattie Saturday, Continued the identity of his famous houseguest and If there's food In investor (Marvin Hagler) to ensure their big Saturday, Continued the refrigerator business deal. (In Stereo) available, ex­ (3) Wild America (CC) The cutthroat trout's relationship to other species within John Brown, from Bloody Kansas to Har­ ® ) Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In pers Ferry. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havtiland, pect Charley (Da­ its environment, including the bald eagle, is Stereo) [H B O ] Rodney Dangerfield • Nothing story by Sherwood Anderson. (60 min.) Raymond Massey. 1940. (Colorized Ver­ vid Leisure), the studied. Part 1 of 3. (R) M y b T 2 e sion) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Goes Right The veteran comedian re­ 12:30AM CD she's the Sheriff next-door-neigh- (Sp MOVIE: 'Foreign Exchange' A minds viewers of "how difficult it is to be 10 JOIN [H B O ] Princess A troubled teen-ager [C N N ] Newsday bor of Harry former British secret service agent, called Rodney." and introduces seven upcoming CD Keys to Success (Melissa Sue Anderson) attempts to deal [D IS ] My Friend Flicka into action, almost loses his life. Robert comedians. (60 min.) CD Alfred Hitchcock Presents with her parents' divorce. Weston to drop in Horton, Sebastian Cabot, Jill St. John. [U S A ] Dance Party U S A (60 min.) at will, on the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Reteliator' Brain 3 D.C. Follies Learning the Ropes Rob­ 1969. 3:00PM CD surgery turns a Middle Eastern terrorist 3 Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed CD m o v i e : T h e Black ert decides to leave the ring for good when HBC comedy Honeymooners 12;30PM into an efficient killing machine. Robert coin plays a major role in resurrecting the Knight' A commoner disguises himself as he seriously injures another opponent. "Empty Mest," dZ) Adventures of Robin Hood Ginty, Sandahl Elergman. 1967. Rated R. bodies of powerful devil worshippers. (60 a Knight in order to reveal the identity of ( D Knight Rider SATURDAY, OCT. [CNN] PrimeNews those trying to overthrow King Arthur. [U S A ] Atfrad Hitchcock Presents min.) (In Stereo) d D M p V IE : Doctor Detroit' A timid pro­ 2 2 . [E S P N ] College Football; Oklahoma at dD Tu Musica (Repeticionl Alan Ladd, Patricia Medina, Peter Cushing. 10:30PM E t « i 1954. fessor is conned into posing as a flamboy­ Colorado (3 hrs.) (Live) [C N N ] Evans & Novak ant mobster. Dan Aykroyd. Howard E Bmtiy Hill (T ) Where There's e Will Thera’s an A CHECK LISTINGS [H B O ] MOVIE; 'The Believers' (CC) A Hesseman, Donna Dixon. 1983. I3S INN News [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to New QD College Football: Air Force at Notre FOR EXACT TIME series of bizarre murders leads a police British Music (3 ) Yachting: Ultimate Race (Taped) psychologist to the leaders of an ancient (3 ) Odd Couple Dame (3 hrs.) (Live) [TM C] MOVIE: Number (3) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) religious cult in present-day Manhattan SO) Twilight Zone (CC) Nightmares haunt 12:35AM 'iD Portrait of a Family Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver. Robert Log­ One With a Bullet' An unorthodox detec­ dS) College Football: Air Force at Notre a retirement-home resident (Eddie Albert), gia. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) tive and his sophisticated partner put the What About Women Dame who discovers that a neighbor is the [M A X ] MOVIE: Hiding Out' (CC ) squeeze on an L.A. drug kingpin. Robert [C N N ] Evans & Novak Motorweek A test of the Mazda's woman in his dreams. (In Stereo) Threats on his life force a 30-ish stock­ Carradine, Billy Dee Williams. Valerie Berti- [D IS ] Zorro new MPV mini-van; collectable cars; a [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater ^ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - from demolition. John Cusack, Demi broker to pose as a high-school student. nelli. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] College Football: Harvard at preview of Ford's new Taurus SHO high- Outdoors Moore. Joel Murray. 1986. Rated PG. Jon Cryer, Keith Coogan, Annabeth Gish. 11:00PM (D dD (g) ® ®) News la i m o v i e : Mr. Moto's Princeton (3 hrs.) (Live) performance sedan. 12:45AM (3 ) Saint [M AX] MOVIE: Lethal' Marked for 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Last Warning' Conspirators plotting to [C N N ] On the Menu CD Comedy Strip Live deatf\,by his own agency, a KGB agent be­ blow up the Suez Canal believe they have "Can't you say anything more romantic 1 :00PM CB MOVIE: Nlaht Moves' ^ WKRP/Worid Series [USA] MOVIE: 'Mako: The Jaws of (!D Barney Miller Private investigator Harry Moseby is hired [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson comes easy prey for information-seeking Death' A diver takes revenge on the peo­ eliminated Mr. Moio. Peter Lorre. Ricardo Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) than I make you ‘as happy as a termite In a by a former actress to find her daughter. CIA operatives. Michael Billington, Denise ple who hunt and kill sharks. Richard (ID Tales From the Darkside Cortez, George Sanders. 1939. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' (CC) lumber yard'?" • <»M D , NEA. ,nc. Gene Hackman. Melanie Griffith, Susan Oscar-winning tale of four high-school dD Noticlero Univlslon DuBarry. Michael Ansara. 1985. Rated PG- Jaeckel, Jennifer Bishop, John Chandler. (ID Untouchables 13. 1:00AM CD Love Boat Clark. 1975. graduates who ponder their future white dZ) Julia Child and Company: New Eng­ 1975. ^ Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare -preparing for a grueling bicycle race. Den­ land Potlucfc Supper CD MOVIE: 'Fugitive Family' A govern­ CD W W F Wrestling Spotlight CD Weicker-Ueberman De­ 8:30PM m > ^ Amen (CC) Thelma on Elm Street (60 min.) nis Christopher. Dennis Quaid, Barbara 7:00PM ment witness against a crime syndicate ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook (31) MOVIE: 'Back to the Planet of the [CNN] Newswatch bate asks the Reverend if marriage is in their 3 ) Doctor Who boss is forced into hiding with a new ident­ Barrie. 1979. Rated PG. future. (In Stereo) Apes' Tw o astronauts crash land their [HBO] MOVIE: 'The WraKh' An Arizona CD Family Ties (CC). 3 Rat Patrol ity. Richard Crenna. Dianne Baker. 1980. spacecraft and discover a civilization of in­ [M AX] Max Movie Show A preview of 9 * m o m = ~ gang leader is challenged to a drag race by (3) This Old House (CC). Sustaining telligent simians. Roddy McDowall, Ron theatrical releases, movies in production CD News 3 MOVIE: 'Lola' A liberated 16-year-old CD a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly 3 ) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at St. Harper. 1974. and interviews with screen stars. car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes, ( D it's a Living and a 40-year-<^d writer have an affair then 3 Bizarre Louis Blues (2 hrs., 30 min.) marry. Charles Bronson, Susan George, [T M C ] Short Film Showcase Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'An American in Paris' ^ W W F Superstars of Wrestling dD Trevor Howard. 1971. Stereo) After passing through complex energy [DIS] Witch's Night Out A has-been An American ex-GI finds romance and suc­ (H ) Collectors (R) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider patterns, an Enterprise engineer is mur­ witch remains unemployed on Halloween SD Punto y Aparte cess in Paris. Musical score by George and [M A X ] MOVIE: '13 Rue Madeleine' afternoon. ^ Connecticut Newsmakers 3:30PM CD Collega Football: Indiana During World W ar II, OSS agents attempt dered and Picard. Worf and Crusher un­ ( ^ Comedy Tonight With Whoopi Gdd- Ira Gershwin. Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. Os­ at Michigan (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Ramona (CC). to locate a German missile site in France. dergo drastic personality changes. (60 9:00PM CD Simon & Simon A Ja­ berg car Levant. 1951. [CNN] Newsday (ID Soul Train (In Stereo) James Cagney, Annabella, Richard Conte. min.) (R) (In Stereo) panese industrialist's life is threatened 3 MOVIE: 'The Story on Page One’ A [USA] Snub TV 1947. when he attends an all-star baseball camp. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'An American in Paris' dD Yan Can Cook 3 ) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed prosecutor and a defense counsel battle to [HBO] MOVIE: The W o m ­ coin plays a major role in resurrecting the (60 min.) 1:05AM An American ex-GI finds romance.and suc­ (S ) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Sonny helps the sway the jury for the lives of two adulterers en's Club' A struggling screenwriter turns bodies of powerful devil worshippers. (60 cess in Paris. Musical score by George and kids with their problems when Mimi's too CD dD Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled; accused of murdering the lady's husband. his experiences as a male prostitute into dD Santo Domingo Invita min.) (In Stereo) Ira Gershwin. Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. Os­ exhausted. (In Stereo) computer-designed artificial human joints, Rita Hayworth. Gig Young, Anthony Fran- potential script material. Michael Pare. ( ^ Paint With Pittard: Palms at Dusk frozen eggs, sperm and embryos stored ciosa. 1960. car Levant. 1951. (ii) T and T (CC ) The police (3) CE News Magazine (CC). Maud Adams. Eddie Velez. 1987, Rated R. 5:30PM for endangered species; a plant that glows [H BO ] MOVIE; Amityville III: The De­ [CNN] Your Money department doesn't believe a psychic's 3 ) Hee Haw [C N N ] Pinnacle in the dark. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide m on' (CC) A skeptical journalist moves [E S P N ] College Football Scoreboard version of a brutal murder. (In Stereo) [D IS ] All the Bast: Stave Allen Seg­ Benny Hill/Worid Series Game 6 (if [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on into the infamous Long Island home where necessary) ( D Kolchak, The Night Stalker ments from Allen's T V series featuring [M AX] MOVIE: 'The 49th Man' Foreign (3) Victory Garden the Moon' A potpourri of skits lampoon­ he plans to write a book. Tony Roberts, Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed Steve Lawrence, Edyte Gorme and Mup- agents plot to smuggle an enemy A-bomb (3 ) Benson/World Series Game 6 (if ne­ 3 ) War of the Worlds Skeptical officials (ID ing everything from modern dating to vi­ Tess Harper. Robert Joy. 1983. Rated PG. coin plays a major role in resurrecting the pets' creator Jim Henson. (60 min.) and detonate it over vital areas. John Ire­ cessary) force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ deotape pirates. Rosanna Arquette. Griffin bodies of powerful devil worshippers. (60 [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Slugger's Wife' land, Richard Denning, Touch Connors. sion is imminent. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Collefe Football Scoreboard Dunne. Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R. (CC) A young baseball player’s home run 1953 dD Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- min.) (In Stereo) dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- dD National Geographic An exploration [HBO] MOVIE: Weeds' (CC) A group of ARE YOU OFFERINeTHAT streak crumbles after his wife decides to [T M C ] MOVIE: 'J. Edgar Hoover' (CC) ® (3 ) Golden Giris (CC) Everyone is former inmates take to the road with a play 1:30AM CD Naked City return to her singing career. Michael istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don of the rich variety of plant and animal life in Treat Williams stars as the lawyer who shocked to learn that Sophia leads an about life behind bars. Nick Nolte, Lane 3 Dating Game BECAUSE >OU UIKE AAE OR O'Keefe, Rebecca De Momay. Martin Ritt. Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) the rain forests of Costa Rica. (60 min.) created the FBI and built it into the most amazingly active life during the day (In Smith. William Forsythe. 1987. Rated R. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 3 ABC News (CC) BECAUSE YOU'RE AFRAIPOF ME? sophisticated investigatory agency in the d?) This Old House (CC) Stereo) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Horror of the Were­ world. Treat Williams, Rip Torn, David Og­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday @ Will Rogers' U.S.A. (CC) James [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Vendetta' After her sis­ w olf A man becomes a beast during a full [C N N ] Capitol Gang [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes “T den Stiers. 1987. (In Stereo) [D IS ] Mouseterpiace Theater Whitmore portrays the legendary Ameri­ ter is killed by fellow prison inmates, a moon. Paul Naschy. 1977. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Gulliver's Travels' An can humorist. (60 min.) (R) to the Movies & Coming Attractions [U S A ] Cover Story [TM C] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on young woman plots a unique form of re­ GS) Flower Shop (R) English doctor travels to the land of Lilliput (ID Tu Musica (Repeticion) venge. Karen Chase, Lisa Clarson, Lisa Hul- Nows (R) 1 ;30PM 4:00PM d D MOVIE: 'Chinatown' A the Moon' A potpourri of skits lampoon­ 2:00AM CD ing everything from modern dating to vi­ and risks his life to save its natives from an lana. 1986. Rated R. (IS Triple Threat small-time private eye stumbles on a big evil General. Richard Harris. Catherine d D MOVIE: 'The Male Animal' A college CD Home Shopping Overnight Service deotape pirates. Rosanna Arquette. Griffin [USA] MOVIE: 'Dementia 13' A men­ d B Computer Chronicles case which involves graft and murder. Schell. 1977. Rated G. professor defends his rights while losing (3 hrs.) Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, John Hus­ Durme, Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R. his wife to her old flame. Henry Fonda, tally disturbed person, who clings to the [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday dD INN News ton. 1974. [U S A ] Throb Sandy's guilt-stricken when [E S P N ] ‘College Football Scoreboard Jack Carson. Olivia de Havilland. 1942 memory of a dead sister, is discovered to (60 min.) be an axe murderer. William Campbell, 3 That's the Spirit [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama If Re­ CD Knight Rider she recalls sneaking out on a high-school [C N N ] Showbiz Week venge drives a 1930s gun moll to kidnap date years ago. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Dreamscape' While Luana Anders. Mary Mitchell. 1964. [C N N ] International Correspondents d§) MOVIE: 'Operation Crossbow' The [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘The Horse in the Gray the son of a killer. Angie Dickinson Robert working with a scientist who has discov­ CD Ernertainment This [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Co­ Culp, Danielle Brisebois. 1987 Rated R. allied army attempts to locate and destroy 6:00PM (D (S ) News Flannel Suit' (CC) Complications in an ad­ 11:30PM ered a way to project one's conscious Week Actress Blair Brown ("The Days medy (60 min.) German missle sites during World W ar II. CD Three's Company thoughts into another's dreams, a psychic vertising executive's way-out promotional 2:00PM CD m o v i e : 'Or. Jakvll and Sophia Loren, George Peppard, Trevor Ho­ campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones, Di­ and Nights of Molly Dodd"). (60 min.) 2:15AM 3 Alfred Hitchcock Pre­ CD A-Team stumbles upon a plot to use the method for CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vaneo Rodowalt Mr. Hyde* A 19th-century scientist's per­ ward. 1965. political purposes. Dennis Quaid, Kate ane Baker, Lloyd Bochner. 1968. Rated G CD Star Search (60 min.) sents sonality experiments threaten to destroy (g ) ® SportsWortd: Race For The Stars dD Charles in Charge (CC) After hearing Capshaw, Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop IT Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [T M C ] MOVIE: *J. Edgar Hoover' (CC) him in this adaptation of Robert Louis Stev­ CD A preview of the Breeders Cup Tho­ sad news. Charles dreams that all the Pow­ PG-13. (In Stereo) Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles on Elm Street Deadly competition is on Treat Williams stars as the lawyer who enson's novel. Spencer Tracy. Ingrid Berg­ ABev© DeoevgRepA roughbred races. (60 min.) (Taped) ell family members have turned into other with the vicious California gang that the mind of a high-school coach who per­ created the FBI and built it into the most man, Lana Turner. 1941. . real-life or storybook characters. (R) [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) 6URERR6 WAV ID Keep Julia Child and Company (R) wounded his police captain friend. Eddie suades a track star to build up a killer in­ sophisticated investigatory agency in the CD Hawaii Five-0 dD Columbo 7:30PM I D m *a - s *h Murphy, Ronny Cox, Judge Reinhold stinct. (60 min.) worid. Treat Williams. Rip Torn. David O g­ Me FROM DiaeiNia in THe ^ Bosom Buddies 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) MOVIE: 'Arsenic and Old Lace' Two d D W ar of the W orlds (60 min.) CD Jeopardy! (CC). (ID MOVIE: 'Bluebeard' A psychotic den Stiers. 1987. (In Stereo) 6ARBASe/ old ladies poison unsuspecting gentlemen Victory Garden (CC). (3) DeGrassi Junior High CD Mama's Family Mama feels like a fail­ 9:30PM @ Empty Nest ICC) Carol woman-hater devises many ways to rid 2:30AM (S m o v i e : Alien Warrio,' with elderberry wine in this adaptation of d D MOVIE: 'Lipstick' A high-fashion mo­ gets all dolled up for a date with her des­ himself of the wives he no longer desires. dD Record Guide ure when her wealthy cousin visits. (R) Brett Clark, Pamela Saunders. 1985. 6UCH Joseph Kesselring's long-running play del is brutally raped by her younger sister's picable ex-husband. (In Stereo) Richard Burton. Raquel Welch, Joey Cary Grant. Priscilla Lane, Raymond Mas­ music teacher. Margeaux Hemingway, (3 ) News/Worid Series Game 6 (if ne­ (3) Adam Smith's Money Worid; TV Heatherton. 1972. dD Runaway With the Rich and Famous A6? sey. 1944. (Colorized Version) Syndication (3 ) Woridvlsion Actress Leann Hunley ("Dynasty") in Anne Bancroft, Chris Sarandon. 1976. cessary) (g) 3 Saturday Night Live (90 min.) (In ioO @ ) Superboy/Worid Series (£ ) PELICULA: 'Los Punos Mortsles de Spain; Barbados. Pee Wee's Ragtime Band A teen-age [D IS ] MOVIE: The Uttle Prince' A (3 ) Hersey's Holtywood Previews of Stereo) Shaolin' [C N N ] Sports Latenight rS girl's plans for a Fourth of July parade, young prince comes to earth from a tiny movies to be released and interviews with dZ) Wild America (CC) The cutthroat 3 Comedy Tonight complete with a ragtime band, are nearly asteroid to find the meaning of life. Gene actors. trout's relationship to other species within [C N N ] This Week in Japan [E S P N ] SportsCenter ruined by a small-town mayor. Wilder, Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse. 1974. its environment, including the bald eagle, is 3 Racing From Plainsfield dZ) Doctor Who: The Daleks 1 0:00PM E West 57th (60 min.) 2:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Hardbodies' (3 ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell Rated G. (In Stereo) studied. Part 1 of 3. @ ) Public People/Private Lives ( ( r w dD Star Trek CD CD News (CC) Three middle-aged men seek advice Speers [E S P N ] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand [C N N ] Sports Saturday ( ^ MOVIE: 'Isle of the Dead' A plague- O t M t TrtbwAB MBdiB U n k m . tne. [CNN] Newswatch from a California beach hustler on how to ( ^ MOVIE: 'Genghis Khan' A Mongol National A.C. Delco 2 0 0 From Rock­ (ID Monsters Premiere Desperation ravaged Meditteranean island spells trou­ pick up beautiful girls. Grant Kramer. Teal 8:00PM E Uvel DIcK Clark Prssents forces a concerned father to bring his youth grows up to be the mighty Khan, ingham. N.C. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet ble for a visiting Greek general and his Roberts, Gary W ood. 1984. Rated R. (C C ) Host Dick Clark presents Tony Or­ gravely ill daughter to the Fever Man (David seeking vengeance upon the chieftain who [U S A ] Cartoons [E S P N ] Powerboat Racing: Intema- American guests. Boris Karloff, Ellen lando and Dawn, magician Larry Wilson Me Callum), a strange character with some [M A X ] m o v i e : 'A Ratum to killed his father. Omar Sharif, Stephen tioruil Outboard Grand Prix From St. Drew, Marc Cramer. 1945. 2:40AM and comics Steve Landesberg and Byron bizarre requests. Salem's Lot* (CC) An anthropologist finds Boyd, James Mason. 1965. 4-: 10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up Louis, Mo. (60 min.) (Taped) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Allen. (60 min.) himself surrounded by vampires when he (3D Headlines on Trial Hickman. Nick Charles. (3 ) Hart to Hart 4:30PM (ID Mork and Mindy [USA] Mike Hammer CD dD Reporters (60 min.) (In Stereo) returns to his small New England home­ ..WHEN She v iSited t h ' (3 ) Monsters T«'ivr«JiN FHm U u u j i f c t ' SHC w e u T Fo r a X iM M ® MOVIE; 'Green Eyes' A young Viet­ (3 ) Frugal Gourmet [E S P N ] College Football: Brigham town. Michael Moriarty, Andrew Duggan. I M £NT APE 6:30PM CD CBS News (CC). CD North and South (CC) As the Tm4/H0WTH,ZIP I *•’ vvrri;.. ool NEW iMPReSSnniSTS mo- nam veteran jourrteys back to Southeast @ (3) Secrets Men Never Share (CC) Young at Hawaii (3 hrs.) (Live) Sam Fuller. 1987. Rated R. IH A P otJ A 8AR6f M INC (3 ) Munsters Today Grandpa is granted country moves closer to civil war, Orry and KCCPJ MC iHF0P*»O / P A B II/■' I RAeiftAV SEU/vt.XHE Saw AJAm - Asia to search for the son he left behind. CD Too Close for Comfort Host Merv Griffin interviews male stars on TH' s e in e -■ A U W' WOMEU three wishes when he wins the Transyl­ George suffer a rift in their friendship, while 11:35PM [MAX] MOVIE: Nsar 2:45AM 3 Home Shopping Over­ Ne SE oiomMUNmeSOFT- M A V M 6 Paul Winfield. Rita Tushingham. 1977. d D ® Starting From Scratch Robbie such topics as women, sex, power, family, ► amo up-To-DArreA uR£ D t„ wePE IbptesJ P/EWTE" ‘ .ONCE BACX vania sweepstakes. Elkanah Bent learns Madeline's secret. (3 Dark' An (Oklahoma cowboy falls victim to night Service (2 hrs., 15 min.) and Kate set out to spice up their father's life and career. Guests include Roben ' g v AortDUD..THiT \cotncefrtn CARDm'S P&aMUSt JVITC IM 'M LKir m MFRONTOFA I0ATU J E A t - @ ) Resumen NFL (3 ) Let's Go Bowling (90 min.) hrs.) Part 4 of 5. (R) a clan of bloodthirsty vampires. Adrian social life. Wagner. Bun Reynolds, John Larroquette Pasdar, Jenny Wright. Lence Henricksen. 3:00AM dD Tales From the Darkside wu£ tA fiCTuCeoF OVCRLoolKEO ll.y,l '"AS TAPING O M 6 o tH - AH, ow>y @ } Woodwright's Shop Topo Gigio CD Kolchak, The Night Stalker and Wayne Greuky. (60 min.) (3) Power of Choice (CC) Finding the real 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) TH' tm' scene \u e M im o . PABIJ..TH'CAftF TH' d D MOVIE: 'Juggernaut' The festive (3D VVar of the Worlds Harrison’s psychic @ ) MOVIE: 'Quality Street' Masquerad­ IF60M ABoUC- Fooo . T h VET’ dZ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) you. Part 2 of 10. [CNN] Newsnight ittAo-tineD mood aboard a luxury lirter on a holiday grandmother leads the team to the aliens. ing as a flinatious teen-ager, a lonely 12:00AM CD Coiumbo x rrc N M B V [C N N ] Big Story (3 ) Three Stooges (60 min.) (In Stereo) Rovse- that is to PMTt, So NO cruise is shattered by a bomb threat. Ri­ spinster attempts to win back the man she (ID Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘The Horse in the Gray SMoite- chard Harris. Omar Sharif. Shirley Knight. ® NBC News/Worid Series (3D MOVIE: 'Ninth Configuration' A loves after he returns from the Napoleonic Flannel SuK' (CC) Complications in an ad­ > ONE WAS 3 Tales From the Darkside CtfO * VI 1974. 5:00PM (E A -T e a m (S ) Great Escape This week's vacation head shrink proves to be nuttier than his Wars. Katharine Hepburn, Franchoi Tone. vertising executive’s way-out promotional 2 Ba m V ... patients when he is sent to an old castle Eric Blore. 1937. 3 MOVIE: 'Daredevils of Kung Fu' Four campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones. Di­ NVBT.. 2:10PM [C N N ] Healthweek (H ) Twilight Zona (CC| Nightmares haunt spots: Washington, D.C.; the Caribbean is­ that has been converted into an asylum by men plan an elaborate scheme to avenge ane Baker. Lloyd Bochner. 1968. Rated G. m o 8 retirement-home resident (Eddie Alben), land St. Martin; Spain. JfAM- College Football: Penn the U.S. government. Stacy Keach. Scott (3) Combatl thair friend's murder. Lo Mang, Chung 2:30PM CD who discovers that a neighbor is the [C N N ] Pinnacle [E S P N ] College Football; Oklahoma at mv,. State at Alabama (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Wilson. Ed Flanders. 1980. Hardcastle and McCormick Sheng. 1980. Colorado (3 hrs.) (R) o n TK i woman in his dreams. (In Stereo) [D IS ] Here's Boomer i @ WKRP in Cincinnati (3 ) MOVIE; 'The Gunfighters* Three [C N N ] Headline News [CNN] Newsnight [USA] MOVIE: 'Dementia 13' A men­ (B ) NW A: Main Evant [HBO] MOVIE; 'One Crazy Summer' S 3 Joy of Painting |R| brothers are forced to break the law when [D IS ] I'm a Fool During the Depression, a tally disturbed person, who clings to the (S ) Worid Sariai: Gama Shi. if nacaa- T w o recent high-school grads help a a land baron threatens the family ranch. star-crossed man (Ron Howard) pretends memory of a dead sister, is discovered to ‘Moei.Lei gAgs 0*1 f *AMufg.w*|j g i) Lucha Ubra (60 min.) lO .tl aaor. A'a at Oodgare (3 hrs.) (Live) young singer save her grandfather's house Art Hindle. Reiner Schoene, George Ken- ConllnuMi... he's a millionaire to impress a young be an axe murderer. William Campbell. woman (Am y Irving). Based on a short Luana Anders, Mary Mitchell. 1964. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 72,1W8 — ts

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you're attentive, but today when others Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 4 ___ and cry talk to you, your mind may be elsewhere 5 Slippery <%3u r B B and you could miss the constructive in­ 1 Apiece 6 Anoint formation they have to offer. O R ^Birthday 5 Luxury 7 Sault___ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Loss of 9 Genetic Marie OcL 23,1968 small, but valuable, possessions Is a material |abbr.| 8 Poetic possibility today it you're careless. 12 Jacob's twin contraction Conditions that have restricted your fi­ Don’t leave your ring on the washstand 13 Grafted, in 9 Pulled nancial growth for the past few years or your credit card in a store. heraldry 10 Space agcy. will be alleviated over the coming ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A friend 14 Traitor (si.) 11 LLB, months. Bettor times are In the offing. who Is a classic time-waster could dis­ 15 Heavy cord 17 Tw o words of UBRA (8apt. 23-Oct. 23) Indecision is rupt your schedule today If you linger 16 Most wary understanding PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz your nemesis today, especially In mat­ too long over gossip and coffee. 18 Frequently 19 Kerosene TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) It a plan or LI'L ABNER by Al Capp ters that affect your family. It you can't (poet.) 22 Norma___ make sound judgments, don't expect program on which you're presently 19 Popeye's friend (Sally Field anyone to guess what you want. Libra, working Is beginning to prove Infeasi­ YO' DON'T HAFTA DO -WHILE FIVE OTHER ANOTHER REJECTION SLIP- I'm NOT SURE IP WANT TO nADD WHILE AH FIXES O'TH'SAUMWtei . O live___ ble, don't stick with it out of stubborn­ UP A LARD SANDWICH ALL THKT/T--SHMOOS • movie) treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for yOUSESPlM^ PROVIDES EVERYTH DONE FLIPPED O ^ R J 20 Swing FILE IT UilTM THE OTHERS! SEE HIS FILING SYSTEM.. ness. Start making revisions. AH'A GLASS O' / M ID FO VO-AN'IS / 24 Give assent E T your Astro-Graph predictions lor the A BITE - FER A WATER-SAew Pxr LOOK/y-ALREACKONE, - 21 Spoon bender GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) You're gull­ g e n t VMAVS TWOOGHTFUL LI'L b e a o < po’c o o iu n : ' 25 Erich___ year ahead by mailing $1 to Astro- CORDS O'WOOD, Y O 'U NCVAH HAFTA Geller L U ------^ ible today and a trIend who knows how SEEN BETTER PAINT TH'BACK l a id a d o e e n a - Stroheim Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box DA'TS'' a n ’ t w o QUAF' GO H0N6RY AGIN- 23 Roof overhang to lay It on may talk about imaginary ex­ FENCE. AN'CLEAN iinMniTtf wiLi..^ ^ 26 Chap ------91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be OUT TH' MILK FO'YO'- 26 President____ ploits In order to make you Jealous. 27 Director Kazan 41 Acquires 51 One who feels sure to state your zodiac sign. Ford CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) Someone 28 Property titles 43 Permit superior i SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) You could 29 "Faust" author you envision as a staunch ally may not 30 Unimportantly 45 Oration 53 Peer be a bit outspoken today. Unfortunate­ 33 Author___ be as supportive as you think. This per­ 31 Charter 47 Long times ly, what you have to say might be too Wiesel 54 Toboggan son’s aims are not necessarily In har­ 32 Home of Eve 48 Iowa college critical of others. It's best not to throw 34 Merit 56 Observed mony with yours at present. town stones when living In a glass house. 36 Disencumber 35 One LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your vision Is 49 Pass through a 57 Wrath SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Goc. 21) 37 Author Anais 38 Become firm limited today and your ideas might not 39 Long 5sh sieve 58 Wide shoe size Check out money-making lips, but don't put too much stock in money­ be too practical. Be careful that you 38 Chromosome 1 2 3 4 1 |6 6 7 8 1 10 11 making tips given to you by friends to­ don't waste valuable time designing a unit HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne day. Their Information could leave a lot vehicle with square wheels. 39 Ireland ^ H i 4 12 13 to be desired. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) If an event ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnaon 40 Labeled CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You requires that you give someone a gift 42 Cricket team 16 1C 17 1 today, don't buy something lavish just REMEMaeRWHEUW^ might be Inclined today to promise a bit 44 Besides more than you can deliver. If this Is done to make a good Impression. A small, but USEDID VATCH OMe-IV 46 Inventor 18 20 1 in order to Impress companions, you're sincere gesture will have greater SHOWATATlMe* ^ Whitney working from a bad script. Impact. an, NEWSFSPER EZrrEaPRisE assn. 47 Direction AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Usually 19 50 Landing boat 52 Commercials 55 Oversight 58 Hebrew month -T CLKKii 59 Ship-shaped clock Bridge 60 Jason's ship 61 Actress___ ^ w ) / i Sommer fanfare. The play looks easy enough. 62 Fast aircraft NORTH After winning the opening s ^ d e lead, (abbr.) you try the A-K of hearts. If you are J O t k ^ 'V n ♦ Q52 ^ S3 84 63 Football coach 47 48 49 1 1 60 61 1 82 -m E PHANTOM by Lae Falk A By Barry VA643 left with a heart loser, you can then Ewbank ♦ K4S fall back on the club finesse. Of course 64 Gazed at 66 60 67 68 ♦ K62 if West remains with the queen of ALLEY OOP byOavaOraua 10U KNOW OLD JIUN<5 TAXI. hearts, you can strip the hand of DOWN 81 OMSAMBA/U GET THE W9MAN.C4REFUL..\ W EST EAST I THERE-ARE-ONI^r-THREE ^\W ^CAN^TRAa<^HI^A^Og^M^ 59 leo spades and diamonds and throw West rtL BE ALL RIGHT , VDU HEARD IM, .ARRIVALS 6HE's meoLhm aEKUbi O J 1087 4 ♦ 9 6 3 'OOP! LETB MOVE IT! I AHEAD-OF-OS.-MISTRESS!) AFTER-W E-CATW ^HE- WQ19 7 in so that he will have to lead clubs KEEP GOING! CORPLE-IS-NO-LONGER- 7 EAKTHUNGS! PROCEED! 1 Architect____ 62 •3 Ito W2 T H A T S a n O R DER ! 1 into your A-J. And this leads to anoth­ ' WITH-THEM! Saarinen ♦ Q108 ♦ J975 n r ? 2 At (2 wds.) ♦ Q18 8 4 ♦ 873 er thought. Was it really right to play 3 Catching |c)1988 by NEA. Inc 22 the A-K of hearts so quickly? Try do­ SOUTH ing it another way. ♦ AK Win the ace of spades and play a WK J98S heart to the ace. Play a spade to the ♦ A62 ♦ AJS king; play ace of diamonds and a dia­ mond to the king In dummy. Cash Vulnerable: East-West dummy’s queen of spades, throwing a Dealer: North diam o^. Now ruff a diamond. If no THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME defender has ruffed in so far, you're in West N o rth East Soelh ^ by Henri Arrxild and Boh Lae clover. Play a club to dummy’s king. -e s iiX ! ♦ Pass IW ------L. Now take the heart finesse. If it wins, Unscramble these four Jumbles, U BLONDIE by Dean Young • Blan Drake Pass 2 W Pass one letter to each square, to Irxm °o ' Pass Pass Pass fine. If it loses, also fine, since West THE BORN LOSER by 'Art Sanaom four ordinary words. wow, THAT'S L EXCITING IS OIGHr, will be on lead and w ill have to return Howls vouR nassiNS rREALJ.V EXCITING THEY WEHE Al.1. ABM, ELMO ■ \ C A U G H T B V Opening lead: ♦ J a club into your A-J. Ybu have ar­ T H E O T H E R ranged things so that taking a slightly Kmp'touKueveiONrr^ YOVIR VBB TEAM « / - J S. ______b n anti-percentage finesse will guarantee u M 9 S S S your contract if it loses. Now that’s MUPATHOMe,,, if ! Either way, good bridge. RODIF you can’t lose James Jacoby’s books "Jacoby on Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ z n i 'J By James Jacoby (written with bis tatber, the late Os­ wald Jacoby) are now available at Here is a simple little deal in which bookstores. Both are published by THANYS THAT WEU.-PHE66IP you reach six hearts without much Pharos Elooks. WOA4AN WAS INDBEPA [TTZ CEEPIT TO HEN HUS­ B A N D , T H A N K 6 1 D T H I O . WHAT A GUY by BIN HoeM CELEBRITY CIPHER CAFEED Now arrange the circled lettera to fr a n k AND ERNEST byBobThaaaa form the surprise answer, as sug­ gested by the above cartoon. '^IF I CAN GET •WOSNYWNAZJCHY: LIXCIMIV Print answer hen; I C I I K 1 X X X X J 60ME MONET NoiA/ QVVHQ DVVIJI GVVIJI'V H (Answers Monday) FROM PAP FOR cam Jumbles: ELATE MINUS SPLEEN NUDISM THE MOVlE6,WlU- .rrvV.'-yy Yesterday’s SeXX, GYYIJI’V H D H Q .’ — Answer The nervous tailor was always on this— you GIVE ME Taller PINS & NEEDLES / MATCHING FUND6?” VVVIXLQ BJCIZRHA. THAM , I PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Nows conlofoncea are the only chance the ______JiaiHa. di Kla «■»■■■,■>. P.O. • « UM. oneW, FI. nsW-9 fettmet Sy«hKAW kn Wono nym tw v^ m ' ■ ■ 9 «j — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 22,19M MANC'HEISTOR M, 1 ^ ' - ti

Brothers' Seven young frontiersmen are role as Jim Phelps, leader of the Impossible Tracey Ullman Show determined to add feminine attention to Mission Forces, a group of specialists 9:30PM (XD GD Hickman, Nick Charles. JACK THE Sketches: USO performers sing their way their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ skilled at international undercover work. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gen­ through danger; a choreograpl^r teaches ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G. (In Sunday, Continued Tonight; The force must stop an assassin tlemen' A hardened loser learns a lesson Simday, Oct. 23 if i RIPPER an awkward girl ballet; Tina dates a high- Stereo) from moving on an unidentified target. (60 in responsibility when he enlists in the Na­ min.) school science teacher. (R) (In Stereo) Scotland Yard [U SA] Street Hawk val Aviation Corps. Winner of two Oscars. 3 M am a's Family Mama feels like a fail­ Inspector Preder- madura, an oak rorest and wilderness (XD Children of Children Follow-Up Host Richard Gere, Debra Winger, Louis Gos­ 1:30PM (3) Tony Brown's Journal (3D M O V IE: 'Burnt Offerings' A haunted ure when her wealthy cousin visits. (R) sett. Jr. 1982. Rated R. StOOAM d ) Home Shopping Over- • dD This Week in Connecticut ick Abberllne house with a will of its own casts a fearful plain, and the animals it shelters. (60 min.) Richard Bey conducts a studio audience night Service (60 min.) r'l: discussion on how to address the problem d ) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny (Ntchael Caine, r.) GD Wild Kingdom pail over a young family's well-being. (In Stereo) 10:00PM C B ® Duet (CC ) WWIe [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Featured: Tom ® Home Shopping Overnight Service of teen pregnancy in our schools. (60 min.) baby-sitting his newborn daughter, Ri­ Hanks ("Punchline"); Linda Kozlowski GD Frederick K. Price GZ) M odem M aturity (CC). Oliver Reed, Bette Davis, Karen Black. GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Continues (2 hrs.) and his partner 1976 An elderly admiral negotiates the release (3D Children of the Brokenhearted chard gets involved in a poker game and ("Crocodile' Dundee"). (H) Living the Word [CN N ] Moneyweek forgets she's there. (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Review S gt Qodley (Lewis Latin Connection (60 min.) (In Stereo) of a Federation ambassador and his staff, 3 MOVIE; Buddy, Buddy' A hit man on Kojak The Worst Witch (CC) A board­ GD 12:00AM (XD (3 ) Transformers Collins) search [HBO] who are being held hostage by a vengeful his last assignment is distracted by his (X) News [DIS] Best of Watt Disney Presents ing school for witches is the setting for the (3) M O V IE: 'Cop Kiiiera' T w o police offi­ 3 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (§) Sunday Today for Victorian Lon­ enemy. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) bumbling hotel neighbor's attempts at sui­ IN N News [USA] Snub T V misadventures of young Mildred, a student cers must survive a death-defying hunt for (3D An elderly admiral negotiates the release a cop killer. Harvey Keitel. John Lydon. [CNN] Newswatch cide. Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon. Paula of a Federation ambassador and his staff, (3 ) dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) don's most no- ' who's afraid of the dark. (75 min.) (In Prentiss. 1981. 3 It's Showtime at the Apollo This 5;09AM d ) Popeye 1984. who are being held hostage by a vengeful Oral Roberts torious killer, in Stereo) [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) Nicole and Jonah week's host; Vanessa Williams. Guests; (3 ) N FL Football: Regional Coverage search for a stolen exotic monkey. (3 ) W orld Series Baseball: Game Seven, the recording group Troop; comics Martin enemy. (60 min.) (R) 5:30AM (d ) I Ijove Lucy (S ) World Tomorrow "Jack the Rip­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Whoopee Boys' if necessary (3 hrs.) (Live) Tw o streetwise New Yorkers enroll in a Jets at Dolphins, Seahawks at Rams, Colts [HBO] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A Lawrence, Charles Cozart and Sinbad (60 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Qj) INN News * d§) Robert Schuller per." concluding min.) (In Stereo) Florida swampland charm school in order at Chargers or Browns at Cardinals. (3 hrs.) miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly (3 ) Nature (CC ) The contrasting wet and 3 Classified Express - Jobs ' [CN N] Monayweek Nuestra Familia SUNDAY, OCT. to win a wealthy heiress' affections. Mi­ (Live) injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ dry landscapes of East Africa. (60 min.) (R) (ID 3 Jimmy Swaggart Combatl [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes 23 on CBS. chael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez, Denholm permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ (In Stereo) 3 dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (3) Police Story 3 Good Neighbors / to the Movies & Coming Attractions Elliott. 1986. Rated R. tin Short. Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) 3 ) MOVIE: 'Three Faces West' A 3 Hart to Hart [C N N ] Daybreak ^ NFL Football: N e w York Jets at Viennese doctor, a refugee and his daugh­ 3 World Vision Home Shopping Overnight Service [TMC] m o v i e : Go W e «t. CHECK IISTINGS starting From Scratch Miami Dolphins (3 hrs ) (Live) [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote (60 min.) 3 5:50AM [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! 2:00PM (XD ter. join the Dakota farmers in their trek Young Girl' Tw o high-spirited young Robbie and Kate set out to spice up their 3 On The Record With Alan Derchow- (3 hrs.) FOR EXACT TIME ' GD Joy of Painting 6:1 5PM [M AX] MOVIE: Women of from the dust bowl to Oregon. John iu women take off their petticoats, strap on [ESP N ] Running and Racing father's social life. GD Gene Scott San Quentin' (C C ) An elite corps of fem­ Wayne, Sigrid Gurie, Charles Coburn. gunbelts and set out in search of Billy the [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer A [D IS] MOVIE: 'Susannah of the Moun- GD Siempre en Domingo Programa de dD MOVIE: 'In Love With an Older ties' An orphan girl is raised by a Mountie. ale prison guards face emotional and phys­ 1940. [C N N ] Worid Report Kid. Karen Valentine, Sandra Will, Stuart dead man found in the river is believed to W om an' Conflicts in lifestyles and ideals ical stress when they deal with some of the variedades con musica. entrevistas y artis­ Shirley Temple, Randolph Scott. 1939. 3 Stephen King's W orid of Horror Part [ESP N ] NFL's Greatest Moments: His­ Whitman . 1977. be Huck's father. occur when an attorney falls in love with a most dangerous male inmates at the insti­ tes invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ [CN N ] On the Menu Shaw. 1979. (Colorized Version) III A look at the current horror genre, fea­ lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) tory of pro football (2 hrs.) (R) [U S A ] Cartoons 10:10AM free-spirited woman 15 years his senior tution. Stella Stevens, Debbie Allen, Am y 6:00AM (d ) Spread a Little Sunshine GO) MOVIE: 'Tha Black Knight’ A com- [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Sonny starts his turing recent film releases and topics in­ [U SA] Cash Every Day' 10:30AM GD inside Washington John Ritter. Karen Carlson. 1982. Steel. 1983. GZ) Great Railway Journeys of the Worid 8 : 3 0 a m ([ID Dennis the Menace moner disguises himself as a Knight in or­ community-service job at the foster home. cluding "damsels in distress." "girls with dD Gilligan's Island U S A Today Scheduled: (dD WorMlerful World of Disney: Hallow­ der to reveal the identity of those trying to (3D M O V IE : 'Audrey Rose’ A couple dis­ (In Stereo) C S New s special powers" and "evil women." (60 [CNN] Headline News 12:30AM CB dD World Tomorrow 6:30PM treating high anxiety; tips for frequent trav­ d) Sustaining een Hall of Fame overthrow King Arthur. Alan Ladd. Patricia cover that their 12-year-old daughter is the min.) [ESPN] N FL Primetime Scores and high­ Gi David Paul 4:30PM (XD She s the Sheriff (XD W heel of Fortune (CC). elers. (60 min.) QS INN Magazine dD Beazley Showcase of Homes Medina, Peter Cushing. 1954. reincarnation of a child killed in an auto ac­ GD Especial lights of today's games. (60 min.) ( 3 ) Porky Pig cident. Marsha Mason, Anthony Hopkins. t n O ut of Th is W orid Evie offers to make A B C N ew s (CC). Dallas GD Headlirte New s (3D Love Boat (3 ) Career Media Network John Beck. 1977. ( ^ Fawity Towers [HBO] 1st & Ten: The Bulls Mean special "space" cookies when her mother GD Uhivition en el Deporte Comentarios Synchronal Insight / Out (3) Today in Bible Prophecy Business (C C ) The Bulls are outwitted at 3 (3) MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Leopard (3) M O V IE: 'M onkey Mission' A private (3) MOVIE: 'Jackson County Jail' A va­ launches a catering service. (In Stereo) y resumen del acontecer deporiivo por [CN N ] PrimeNows (3 ) Robert Schuller eye manages to execute a jewel heist on the spring drafr and the bank calls in their [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage [DIS] You and Me. Kid W om an' Tarzan tackles a native cult that cationing woman is robbed and left FI Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE; The Big Town' (CC) A behalf of a group of wealthy Europeans. GD loan. (In Stereo) (3 ) One Day at a Time murders unbelievers while disguised as stranded in a small town jail. Yvette Mim- chas entre boxeadores internacionales. [C N N ] Inside Business country boy's talent for crap-shooting 12:35AM [D IS ] m o v i e : 'Seven [ESPN] Hydroplarte Racing: Silver Cup, Robert Blake. Keenan Wynn. 1981. [M A X ] Las Paul: He Changed the Mu­ steel-clawed leopards. Johnny Weiss­ ieux, Tom m y Lee Jones. Robert Carradine. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. brings him to the high-stakes gambling ta­ Brides for Seven Brothers' Seven young from Lm Vegas (60 min.) (Taped) dD Baptist Church [D lS ] Anim als in Action (C C ) The differ­ sic This tribute to Les Paul, inventor of muller. Brenda Joyce, Johnny Sheffield. 3 ) Classified Express • Jobs 1976. (90 min.) bles of 1957 Chicago. Matt Dillon, Diane frontiersmen are determined to add femi­ MOVIE: 'Transylvania 6-5000' [C N N ] Politics '88 ent ways in which animals swim are exem- multi-track recording and the solid-body [HBO] 1946. Lane, Tom m y Lee Jones. 1987. Rated R. nine attention to their lives by stealing (C C ) T w o tabloid reporters head to Tran­ GD McLaughlin Group - GD Metropolitan Opera Presents: II Tro- GZ) Pizza Gourmet ined. guitar, includes periormances by Eddie [D IS] Wuzzles Th is Old House (CC). (R) seven brides. Howard Keel, Jane Powell. sylvania to investigate the mysterious ex­ (3) vatore (In Stereo) Van Halen, B.B. King, Waylon Jennings (3) Police Woman [CNN] Politics '88 d D 6 0 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) 1954. Rated G. (In Stereo) periments being conducted by a local [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 3 ) Three Stooges 7:00PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ and Carty Simon. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® M eet the Press (CC). GD Superboy Superboy tries to stop a [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA Camel scientist. Jeff Goldblum, Ed Begley, Jr., [HBO] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A dD GD 21 Ju m p Street Penhall is faced tionate send-up of the popular T V series [MAX] m o v i e : ’Butted (3 ) Conversations With bookie's attempt to fix a college basketball Grand Prix of Southern California (2 hrs.. [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) 12:40AM Joseph Bologna. 1985. Rated PG. miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly (3) Hart to Hart with painful childhood memories of his features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail Up' (C C ) A street boxer becomes the G D Para Ganta Qranda (90 min.) game. 30 min.) (Live) injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ mother's suicide when a youth he's ar­ of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ 10:30PM (XD Current Affair Extra leader of a movement to save his neigh­ [MAX] MOVIE: The Cardinal' An @D Tames y Dsbates M ystery!: Cause Celebre (C C ) During permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ ( ^ N aw ton’s Apple (CC). GZ) [HBO] MOVIE: Transylvania 6-5000' rested takes his own life. (60 min.) (R) (In royd, Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer. borhood from demolition. Paul Coufos, Ir­ American receiving his cardinal's robes on C E N ew s Magazine (CC). the murder trial, Alma's testimony neg­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ( J ) D .C . Follies tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (C C ) T w o tabloid reporters head to Tran­ Stereo) ene Cara, Tony Rosato. 1986. Rated R. the eve of World W ar II recalls his experi­ [C N N ] News day lects to mention her lover white he claims (3D Triple Threat sylvania to investigate the mysterious ex­ Incredible Sunday (CC) Sched­ [USA] Mike Hammer ences in the priesthood. Tom Tryon, Romy dD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [E S P N ] Th is W eek in Sports (60 min.) to have killed Francis while under the influ­ dD ® [TMC] m o v i e : ’Laura’ A 9:00AM [DIS] My Friend Flicka periments being conducted by a local 3 Bless Me, Father 12:45AM Schneider. John Huston. 1963. (In Stereo) min.) ence of cocaine. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. uled: two men who infiltrated the Los A n­ [ESPN] NFL Scrapbook: detective falls in love with a murdered [H B O ] Coming Attractions scientist. Jeff Goldblum, Ed Begley. Jr., geles Mafia; the huge piano from the movie 8:15PM [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Co­ [USA] All-American Wrestling Bedlam in ^Itim ore. (Taped) 3 Ask the Manager woman's portrait. Gene Tierney, Dana A n­ ( S Denver, the Last Dinosaur [CN N ] Week in Review Joseph Bologna. 1985. Rated PG. "Big"; a young girl reunited with the dog medy (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) AHec- G D 9 t o ‘5 drews. Clifton Webb. 1944. (!1D IGA Food Show tionate send-up of the popular T V series 1 2 : 3 0 P M Q ) N FL Today NFL pregame [USA] MOVIE: 'Once Bitten' A gor­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Shadow Riders’ that saved her life. Hosts: John Davidson 8:30PM (D SD M arried... W ith Child- hosted by Brent Musburger with trv Cross, [D IS] Kennedy vs. Kruschev An over­ 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek (T ) Jetsons features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail geous vampire must have the blood of Based on the Louis L’Amour's novel. Tw o and Cristina Ferrare. (60 min.) ren (C C ) Al wrecks the house while at­ 1:00AM (D Naked City of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan Ayk­ Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. young males to stay eternally young. brothers who served on opposite sides tempting to catch an elusive mouse. (R) (In view of the Cuban missle crisis in 1962 6:30AM dD vista Transformers dD Children of Children Documentary ex­ that led to fear of possible nuclear war. dO Odd Couple (3D royd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer. dD High School Bowl Lauren Hutton, Jim Carrey, Karen Kopins. duing the Civil W ar are reunited after the amining the cycle of poverty, school drop­ Stereo) dD Oral Roberts 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1985. war to find that their sisters and younger Narrator; Edmond O'Brien. 3 That's the Spirit (3S Kenneth Copeland GD Connecticut Beat out rate and welfare dependency asso­ 3 Life's Most Embarrassing Moments dD It's Your Business (3 ) Bugs Bunny and Friends brother have been abducted. Tom Selleck, ciated with teen pregnancy. (60 min.) Singer Pearl Bailey recalls President Nix­ [HBO] U p Service (CC ) Gaining b com­ [U SA] SuccassI 10:45AM ® Jewish Ufe 6D ^ NFL Live NFL pregame show 2:30PM dD Public People/Private Sam Elliott, Katharine Ross. 1982. petitive edge in the ratings war is the Lives on's piano-playing at a 1974 White House (3D Christopher Closeup (3 ) Sesame Street (CC). hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- GD ® The Goonies/Worid Series (CC) theme of this comedy about a veteran 1:30AM (XD Lifestyles of the Rich and 11:00AM dD Face the Nation [U S A ] Throb Sandy's neighbor tries out dinner. Famous Mitzi Gaynor; actress Deidre Hall (1§) Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ Frederick K. Price had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle GD Tennessee Tuxedo Adolescent misfits stumble upon a trea­ newscaster (Paul Dooley) and his slick new (3) Discover with Robert Vaughn for a spot as a singer in a new rock group. cords The world's fastest railcar pumpers; dD Gardner. sure map and undertake a harrowing mis­ GD Punto y Aparta partner (Griffin Dunne). (60 min.) (In ("Our House"); actor Jim Backus ("Gilli­ (3) N e w Gidget Jeff's classic 1965 car is GD Star Search (60 min.) sion to recover the booty of a notorious gan's Island"); "Jeopardyl" host Alex frog jumping; hula hoopers. dD Three Stooges On the Record/4th District 5:00PM 3D Magnum, P.l. GZ) Bounder Stereo) stolen. (R) (3) GD Futbol Copa Marlboro: Equlpo Gana- 17th-century pirate. Produced by Steven Trebek. (60 min.) (R) Hug Tight A fund-raiser for St. Jude's (3$ How to Build a Fortune in 1988 (T) MOVIE: 'Assault on Precinct 13’ GD Miracle Revival Hour (3 ) Spotlight on Government dor contra Equlpo Ganador (2 hrs.) Spielberg. (Note; World Series Game 9:00PM S} MOVIE: 'Jack the Ripper’ 11:00PM QD CD CB (S) (S) ® CB ® A B C N a w t ICC). Hospital. Host: Danny Thomas. (60 m>n.) (3) Real to Real: muthig Cops and convicts join forces to prevent a Seven, if necessary, will air at 8:CX) ED T ). Premiere, (C C ) As the gruesome murders New s (@ Sesame Street (CC). (R) GD PELICULA: 'Hasta el Viento Tiene [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Man Who Never teen-age gang from laying siege to a nearly CB Sustaining Ring Around the World 3 ) Frugal Gourmet (R) Miedo' La decision de un alma en pena. de (60 min.) (In Stereo) and taunting messages from the self- [CN N ] Daywatch W as' A British intelligence agent plots to deserted police station. Austin Stoker, QD Barney Miller no descansar hasta ver muerta a su ene- proclaimed "Ripper " continue, Abberline (H) INN Naws dD Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) (3) It's Your Business confuse the Nazis about the upcoming Al­ Darwin Joston, Laurie Zimmer. 1976. 3 ) Discover: The Worid of Science Sea­ (3D Cheers (CC). [D IS] Donald Duck Presents miga, siembra de terror un internado para lied invasion of Sicily. Clifton W ebb, Gloria son Premiere (CC ) This magazine-style concocts a daring plan to capture the killer. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Connecticut . Real Estate Showcase Knight Rider Michael Caine, Armand Assante. 1988. 3 Choices We Face 1:40AM [H B O ] Kids in tha Hall (CC) [E S P N ] M agic Years in Sports The year (3) senoritas. Marga Lopez, Maricruz Olivier. Grahame, Stephen Boyd. 1956. (In Stereo) (JD roundup of scientific developments begins Part 2 of 2. Five Canadian comics make their television [DIS] Mousercise 1964 is featured with a special segment on ® Business World (^:) NW A Pro Wrestling its fourth season with new methods of 3 Insight / Out @ ) Ufa Matters Premiere 2:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: -Thres Ami- debut in this not-so-sacred look at cab­ 6:45AM (3D Davey & Goliath UCLA coach John Wooden. (R) ( ^ French In Action: Families CZ4) All Creatures Great and Small (R) catching criminals, bizarre deep-sea crea­ dD GD It's Garry Shandling's Show 3 Are You Being Served? bage heads, grandmothers and life in the [CNN] International Correspondents gos* (C C ) Three unemployed screen cow­ Grant wins a trip to Hollywood in a poetry [M A X ] MOVIE: The World's Greatest tures. a human-powered helicopter, and "burbs." (60 min.) (In Stereo) 7:00AM QD Wall street Journal Re­ GD M O V IE : 'Condorman' A comic strip [DIS] Zorro boys are mistakenly recruited to drive a (31 Saint the red wolf 's return to North Carolina. (60 contest and sits in on a taping of Garry's 3 Police Story Lover' A couple of newlyweds get mixed port artist authenticates his character's adven­ greedy tyrant out of a small Texas town. (3 ) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm.) m in) (In Stereo) show. (R) (In Stereo) 3 AM Boston (R) 2:00A^ (XD can You Be Thinner? up in the crazy world of Hollywood in the tures by testing them himself. Michael [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR A.C. Chevy Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. (S Robert Schuller Dalco 5 0 0 From Rockingham. N.C. (3 hrs.) Home Shopping Overnight Service days of silent movies. Gene Wilder, Dom Crawford. Oliver Reed, Barbara Carrera. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) GZ) Justin Wilson’s Louisiana Cookin' - 3 ) W W F Superstars of Wrestling d D GD North and South (C C ) As the out­ GZ) McLaughlin Group (XD (Live) (3 hrs.) d ) Dialogue DeLuise, Carol Kane. 1977. Rated PG. 1981. Outdoors (3 ) The Great Bear Scare Animated. The break of civil war becomes inevitable, Ash­ GD Connecticut: N o w (R) (in Stereo) m o v i e : ’Condom uin’ A ton plots to kill Billy, and Orry and George [TM C ] MOVIE: 'On a Clear Day You [HBO] Atlantic Records 40th Anniver­ 3:00PM CE) GD Small W onder (CC ) The Lawsons and voices of Tommy Smothers. Susan Saint 3 A t the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie W ha­ dD Point of View [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Mussolini: The Dacllna comic strip artist authenticates his charac­ attempt a reconciliation. (2 hrs.) Part 5 of [C N N ] Inside Business Can See Forever' A woman lives several and Fall of II Dues' (C C ) Family antagon­ sary: It's Only Rock *N' Roll From Madi­ the Brindles take e slight detour on their James and Louis Nye are featured in this tley. Scheduled: "Bat 21" (Gene Hack- GD Larry Jones ter's adventures by testing them himself 5 (R) [D IS] MOVIE; 'On the Double' Danny's man); "Without a Clue" (Michael Ceine, lives in a romantic triangle where her com­ ism continues as Mussolini jails his son-in- son Square Garden, featuring the Bee plane trip to Miami when a hijacker gets on account of Ted E. Bear's journey to Mons­ Michael Crawford. Oliver Reed, Barbara resemblance to an English general makes Ben Kingsley); "Things Change" (Don G I) Divine Plan petition is herself. Barbara Streisand, Yves law and ignores his daughter's pleas. Su­ Gees, Foreigner. Crosby. Stills & Nash, board. Guest: Art Linkletter. ter Mountain to learn what fearful things (XD The Untouchables Genesis, Robert Plant, the Rascals, Yes Carrera. 1981. him valuable as a W W II spy. Danny Kaye, Ameche). (S) James Kennedy Montand, Jack Nicholson. 1970. Rated G. san Sarandon, Anthony Hopkins. Bob the people there are planning for the holi­ Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous New sw atch (3D Dana Wynter, Wilfrid Hyde-White. 1961. Hoskins. 1985. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) and more. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) (3D America's Top Ten [CNN] days. Mitzi Gaynor; actress Deidre Hall ("Our [CNN] M oneyweek ( ^ Rin-Tin-Tin 9:30AM dD d j Kat sho w [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Please Don't Eat the (3) Charlie's Angels [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Adventures in Babysit­ All Creatures Great and Small House"); actor Jim Backus ("Gilligan's Is­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) ® It’s Your Business [U SA ] Cartoons [ESPN] SportsCenter dD Synchronal Research Daisies' An obscure university professor ting' (C C ) A routine baby-sitting assign­ land "); "Jeopardyl" host Alex Trebek. (60 [M AX ] MOVIE; The Lost Boys' (CC) A (3) M O V IE: 'Doctor Faustus' A medieval [C N N ] Worid Report First Run [U S A ] Update: Making It Happen ® Kenneth Copeland dD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris alchemist sells his soul to the Devil in re­ ment turns into a comic nightmare for a min.) young boy recruits the help of teen-age [D IS ] M O V IE: 'M isty' Tw o children cap­ d§) Jimmy Swaggart Day, David Niven. Janis Paige. 1960. turn for unlimited knowledge. Richard Bur­ Chicago teen and her three young charges monster hunters when his older brother 2:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: Ballad of (3D Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:30AM dD Century 21 Homes for ture and tame a wild pony in this adapta­ 3 Elvis '5 6 Clips from broadcast per­ ton, Elizabeth Taylor, Andreas Teuber. Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton, Keith Coo- falls in with a group of adolescent vam­ Cable H ^ u e ' A loner is joined by a prosti­ d D SilverHawks (CC). @ Meet the Press (CC). Sate 1 :0 0 P M QD NFL Football: New York tion of Marguerite Henry's popular formances illustrate the crucial turn Elvis 1967. gan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) pires. Jason Patric, Corey Haim, Kiefer tute in his search for the good life. Jason Giants at Atlanta Falcons (3 hrs., 30 children's book. David Ladd. Arthur Presley's career took in 1956; includes his [CNN] Daybreak ® Adelante: AIDS Prevention (d) Home Show [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Sutherland. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Robards, Stella Stevens, David Warner. min.) (Live) GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect Spy O'Connell. Pam Smith. 1961. appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (3 ) M y Secret Identity Thieves steal a dD (SD This Weak With David Brinkley and "The Steve Allen Show ." (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE; Man, Woman and 1970. Rated R. (X) MOVIE: 'Barbarella' A woman's in­ Season Premiere (C C ) This adaptation of 5:30PM @ ) Collectibles. Etc. device from Dr. Jeffcoate's latest inven­ (CC). [ESPN] SportsCenter Child' When the mother of an illegitimate [ESPN] SportsCenter nocence is lost in space when she's introd­ John Le Carre’s novel chronicling a spy's 3 GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect [TM C ] MOVIE: 'On a Clear Day You tion and it's up to Andrew to retrieve it. (SI) 9 to 5 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop IT son dies suddenly, his father invites him to Can Sm Forever' A woman lives several [TMC] MOVIE: 'Man, Woman and (3D A t the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie Wha­ uced to a series of psychedelic, techno­ (Peter Egan) lifetime of deception and be­ Spy (CC ) While studying in Switzerland, tley. Scheduled: "Bat 21" (Gene Hack- Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles come live with him and his family. Martin lives in a romantic triangle where her com­ Child' When the mother of an illegitimate ® You Can Be Successful sex pleasures. Jane Fonda, David trayal, begins with young Magnus Pym's [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Magnus Pym is recruited by Jack Brother- man); "Without a Clue" (Michael Caine. with the vicious California gang that Sheen, Blythe Danner. David Hemmings. petition is herself. Barbara Streisand, Yves son dies suddenly, his father invites him to GD Ayer. Hoy y Manana Hemmings, Ugo Tognazzi. 1968. observations of his con man father’s [D IS] Dr. Seuss' Halloween is Grinch hoc^ to spy on politically active students Ben Kingsley); "Things Change" (Don scheming. (60 min.) Part 1 of 7. wounded his police captain friend. Eddie and begins a close friendship with a Ger­ 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Montand, Jack Nicholson. 1970. Rated G. come live with him and his family. Martin (T1 Family Medical Center (60 min.) Night Animated. The residents of Who- [CN N ] Your Money Ameche). Murphy. Ronny Cox, Judge Reinhold. man emigre. (60 min.) Part 2 of 7. [U SA ] Cover Story Sheen, Blythe Danner, David Hammings. MOVIE; 'In the Custody of Stran­ ville fear that the Grinch is behind a myster­ [D I S ] Raccoons (In Stereo) Consumer Challenge: Blublocker GD Marval Action Universe (ID 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) New England Sunday (R) 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D gers' The problems of the juvenile judicial ious windstorm that occurs Hallowesn 3 MOVIE: 'Dance 'Til Oawn/Worid 2:30AM CID [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) 1 1:30PM CSD Magnum, P.l. [U S A ] Calliope [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay 3 ) TV Open House (3 ) N FL Football: Regional Coverage system are dramatized. Martin Sheen. night. Series’ Premiere, (C C ) A high-school (XD Health and Tennis Johnstone. Broncos at Steelers, Oilers at Bengals, senior prom provides the perfect setting (XD Sports Extra Julia Child and Company (R) Jane Alexander. Emilio Estevez. 1982. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 7:15PM [ESPN] NFL Primetime 3 M O V IE: 'Rhapsody' A lonely heiress 7:30AM dD At the Movies (3) Raiders at Saints or Patriots at Bills. (3 hrs.) M O V IE: 'Never To o Late' A middle- Scores and highlights- of today's games. for romance and adventure for both party- (X3 marries a piano student and realizes that 10:00AM dD Sybervision (3 ) Wall Street Journal Report (Live) [CNN] Larry King Weekend 6:00PM (XD C B S N ew s (CC). aged couple with a married daughter dis­ d ) Breakthrough (60 min.) goers and their parents. (May be pre­ she must help him achieve hia goals. Eliza­ Steampipe Alley [DIS] M r. Boogedy A joke-playing family covers that they are expecting another Sunday Mass GD (3) World Tomorrow (3) M O V IE: ‘Georgy Giri' A girl named d D ® New s empted for World Series game seven, if beth Taylor. Vittorio Gassman, Louis Cal- dD gets a shock when they realize their new Runaway With the Rich child. Maureen O'Sullivan, Paul Ford. Con­ (3D Fantasy Island ( ^ French in Action: Portraits I Georgy marries a wealthy older man so S D A -Te a m 7:30PM (3D necessary). Alan Thicke, Tempestt Bled­ hern. 1954. GD World Tomorrow that she can give her roommate's illegiti­ home is full of ghosts and goblins. (60 and Famous Actress Leann Hunley ( "Dy­ soe. 1988. (In Stereo) nie Stevens. 1965. GD Jimmy Swaggart [CN N ] NFL Preview min.) M O V IE: 'D o n't Go to Sleep' A family [CNN] Sports Latenight (3$ Easy Way to Lose Weight mate baby a home. Lynn Redgrave, Alan (3D nasty") in Spain; Barbados. Baretta is pulled to the edge of insanity when the 3 It's a Living (XD (3) Leave It to Beaver [ESPN] NFL Gamaday Preview of to­ Bates, James Mason. 1966. [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e End' A terminally ill 3 ) Canterville Ghost Animated Ani­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Susarmeh of the Moun- ( ^ Miracle FaKh Outreach eldest daughter returns from the grave. [CN N] Week in Review (3D Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. (3 ) Chalice of Salvation day's NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) man frantically searches for a simple and mated. Lord Centerville's 300-year-old ties' An orphan girl is raised by a Mountie. (S) Day of Discovery (3) NFL Football: New England Patriots Dennis Weaver, Valerie Harper. Ruth Gor­ trouble-free way to end his life. Burt Rey­ ghost sets out to discover the secret of his [D IS ] Making of the President Highlights 3 Save the Children Shirley Temple. Randolph Scott. 1939. (3) Drawing Men to Christ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A at Buffalo Bills (3 hrs.) (Live) don. 1982. (3) Dr. James Kennedy husband’s scheme to get rid of his rich nolds, Sally Field, Dom DeLuise. 1978. past. Based on the story by Oscar Wilde. of the 1960 presidential campaign, featur­ 3 American Educational Publishers (Colorized Version) (3) MOVIE: 'A Uttla Romance' Two Rated R. (3D Columbo ing clips of televised debates between ® Celebrate: Lincoln ® Sacrifico of the Mass wife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ young people find love and understanding GD Noticiero Univislon 3 3 George Michael's Sports Mach­ [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR A.C. fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ ^ MOVIE: '... And Justice for All' A John F. Kennedy (0) and Richard Nixon (R). Delco 5 0 0 From Rockingham, N.C. (2 hrs.) dD La Santa Misa 3 ) Munsters Today Grandpa casts a with the help of an older man. Laurence 3:30PM C E ® Basketball: Boston [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ ine Vito. Bette Midler. Judge Reinhold. 1966. lawyer fights favoritism and corruption in Emmy winner for Best Program of the spell to make the bullied Eddie stronger. Olivier, Arthur Hill. Sally Kellerman. 1979. Celtics vs. T B A From Madrid. Spain. (2 caps the weekend of the world of sports. Year. (90 min.) Messachusens Council of Rabbis (R) dD Flintstones Rated R. (In Stereo) the courts when he takes on the case of a 3 (3D New Jersey Hispano 3 ) Let's Go Bowling hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) [U SA] Discover [CNN] Big Story judge accused of rape. Al Pacino, Jack 8:00PM CID Murder, She Wrote Sea­ [E S P N ] N FL Theatre: Focus on football 3 M O V IE: 'Condorman' A comic strip [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power GD Worid Class Women artist authenticates his character's adven­ [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus GZ) Mister Rogers © ) Firing Una: What Constitutes a Dirty Warden, John Forsythe. 1979. son Premiere (CC ) Jessica is jailed as a (60 min.) (Taped) 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ’Ds «I of [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Talas Campaign? [ESPN] Auto Racing Continues (60 murder suspect after accepting a ride with tures by testing them himself. Michael W inter' (CC ) The prospect of work brings [ESPN] Bodyshaping ® Fame (60 min.) 11:35AM (3 ) Leonardo da Vinci [TMC] MOVIE: Ruthless People' A min.) secret agent Michael Haggerty. (60 min.) husband's scheme to get rid of his rich Crawford, Oliver Reed. Barbara Carrera. a struggling actress to a remote country [D IS] MOVIE; 'Once Upon a Brothers 1 t w s is the n f l MOVIE: 'Graan Eyas' A young Viet­ Outer Limits . ^ [HBO] Tales of Little W om en Jo re­ 2:00PM SD GD (3) (In Stereo) wife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ 1981. mansion for a most unusual audition. Mary ceives a love letter that contains a draft of G rim m ' Grimm's fairy tales are presented (D W W F Wrestling Challenge nam veteran journeys back to Southeast 4:00PM C5) My Secret Identity An­ Steenburgen, Roddy McDowall. Jan (3) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In America's Most Wanted (In fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ (Si Page Fifty Seven President Lincoln’s speech. in this musical version. Dean Jones. Paul Asia to search for the son he left behind. drew’s secret gets out when Stephanie Stereo) (XD GD Rube^. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Sand. Ruth Buzzi. 1977. dD MOVIE; 'Mountain Family Robin­ Paul Winfield, Rita Tushingham. 1977. reads his Ultraman diary. Stereo) Vito. Bette Midler. Judge Reinhold. 1966. GD Synchronal Research: Easy Way to Rated R. (In Stereo) 8:00AM C3D New England Sunday son' A family abandons city life to start GD Hablemos de Cine Mission: Impossible Premiere Loea W eight 3:00AM CB Kays to Success [ESPN] Sportraits: Olga Korbut and anew in the wilderness of the Colorado [CN N] Nowaday (XD 3 Sunday Mass Captain Mark Phillips (Taped) Nature (C C ) Explores Spain's Extre­ (CC ) Adventure. Peter Graves reprises his [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) GD Rockies. Robert Logan, Susan Damante [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Sevan Brides for Seven Continued... 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Tops in the advertising group tor. even in this Corner Filmeter female Eddie Murphy and a cigarette ligh­ is the Zippo noted above at $160. movie, which is / 1 drippingly noble black heroine. ter. made in Russ MacKendrick There are no end of shapes and not a fresh Robert DiMatteo As Clara, she’s in her nobility occupied Ja­ sizes; a “ pencilighter,” ashtray, comic fiim in phase. The woman’s a veritable pan. The Kov­ ship’s wheel. Art Deco nude and any other way. Buddha of a Jamaican house­ els’ 20th Price Despite a keeper. who goes' to live with a List shows 46 promising sub­ wealthy, unhappy couple (Kat­ collectible lighters with a note A real stand-out is the ject, this look they try to cram snuff and chaws hleen Quinlan and Michael Ont- saying most of them were made “ Roulette” (as in Russian...) at two aspiring stand-up comedi­ moldy chuckle stuff at best. And into the same bag. kean) grieving over the death of after 1940. So much for antiquity. which should be snapped up by ans who offer each other soiace the film takes a condescending From this T-L we hear that the their baby. Clara’s charge is the The valuations are m(>dest. the surgeon-general, even at $50. and support faiis fiat from the and sappy turn at the end. when fateful day for tobacco was Oct. couple’s wisecracking and in­ with many in the $10 to $20 range. Back in 1979 the “ Lighter tities sequence on. A movie about Sally rejects a comedy contest 16. 1492. when some Indians first itially hostile son (coy Neil Some exceptions; a Lalique glass Collectors’ International Society comedy that isn't funny is down­ win to please her husband (John offered to trade a handful of Patrick Harris). The house­ with lion’s head going to $115; a was founded. They were going right ignominious. Goodman) and show her grati­ pungent leaves. And now look. keeper and the boy become fast savings bank, perhaps a combo, strong for a while and had a Hanks plays a failed med tude to Hanks. GRADE: tk-Vk A few glimpses of what you friends, and soon she is teaching at $125; and a “ Zippo. Display. bimonthly “ flamethrower” mag­ student moonlighting as an edgy might find in the world of cig Action Light. Advertising, at azine, but they are presently comic. At the same club where CLARA’S HEART (PG-13) Do him loads of gentle and har.sh lighters; Time-Life has a full- $160. The only up-and-away is a inactive. If you want to revive Hanks performs, he meets Jersey you like movies that try to warm lessons about life. page “ Red Kamel,” an 8-inch Clara turns out to have a deep 14-karat gold with diamonds and them write the’ secretary, Jessie housewife/would-be stand-up the cockles of your heart, that rub counter piece with a pack of the dark secret, but she’s still a saint. rubies that seems a steal at $495. Stone, a 829 Rockaway St. Grover Sally Field. Soon he’s helping her up against you like a wet-nosed Turkish cigarettes it advertised. Even when she brushes aside the AP photo Another guidebook that gives City, CA 93433. with her husband and career, and pup? If so, hurry to see this latest This lighter went away back to boy for what seems her own info on these things is Schroeder’s she’s soothing him after he has a vehicle for Whoopi Goldberg. If, NO REGRETS — Despite a four-year interlude from an the strike-on-flint days. They also □ □ O 7th. It has a section called breakdown one night on stage. on the other hand, you like your interests, she has a way of show a World War II rope lighter already impressive film career, Jodie Foster, shown “ Tobacciana” — to coin a handy The main problem with this sentiment more subdued, you sounding like that other noble made to smolder without flame in COMING EVENT: Meeting of Clara — Miss Barton. Whoopi during a scene from "The Accused," says she has no word. Legit enough though, and the Manchester Philatelic So­ movie, written and directed by may want to miss this flick. In the trenches. better than the tongue-twister in the undistinguished David other words, it’s a shameless, gives the schmaltzy, self-serving regrets about taking the time off to attend Yale. Advertising was the source of ciety on Tuesday, 6 to 8; 30p.m. at role her all, which, under the the Tim e-Life Encyclopedia: the Whiton Library Auditorium. Seltzer, is quite basic. Sally Field well-tooled tearjerker. many lighters. The Kovels’ book circumstances, may strike some “ Smoking Paraphernalia” where Visitors welcome. is not credible for one second as a After a few violent and vulgar has a Camel (now with a “ C” ), stand-up comic; It’s impossible movies like "Burglar,” Whoopi’s as giving a little too much. While to tell the difference between her career seemed derailed. “ Clara’s others are sniffling through the Jodie Foster's back, supposedly bad early starts and Heart” marks her return to the ending, the less happily manipul­ her supposedly hilarious later heart-tugging mugging of “ The ative viewer may feel infuriated ones. They’re all terrible. Color Purple.” This would seem at Clara’s smugness. You’ve Ricoh visits the near-future Playing aggressive. Hanks is to be a shrewd commercial move never seen a woman so full of life without any regrets better, though his breakdown for Whoopi, since the picture and love and courage and fun. In By Sandy Colton vance. Rewind is automatic at the NO PHOTOS — A three-legged cigarette lighter made in real life, you never will . GRADE: scene is embarrassingly over­ could win back the older, racially The Associated Press end of the roll, with optional occupied Japan. written. In general, the club mixed audience thathelped make irk By Bob Thomas attention. Camera Aaglea midroll rewinding. audiences within the film keep “ Puiple” a hit. Yetone stillhopes New home video The Associated Press The character is not far re­ By now, Ricoh’s new Mirai There’s lots more — Ricoh put breaking up over material that is that some day the star will get to moved from the role that cata­ camera should be on the shelves everything it has into this model, SCHOOL DAZE (R ) RCA«o- LOS ANGELES — If a four- pulted Jodie Foster to fame at 14. of major photo stores around the hoping to make a dent in the year interlude at college ham­ as the child prostitute in “ Taxi country, giving us a peek at the higher-priced, serious amateur lumbia, $89.95. Spike Lee fol­ When the metering system lowed up his funky small-budget pered Jodie Foster’s film career, Driver.” Sarah Tobias Is no near-future of camera design. and professional market. The detects a difference between Don’t toss that stick it isn’t noticeable. She has al­ hooker, but she is a foul-mouthed, Recently, other “ ergonomi­ suggested list is $795. success “ She’s Gotta Have It” subject and background light that ready made three impressive hard-living urban survivor whose cally” designed cameras — with this slick, somewhat misun­ is beyond the limits of “ normal” □ □ □ Many dogs screen appearances this year and only friend appears to be a city which really don’t look like derstood movie about Homecom­ exposure range, the camera delight in fetch­ ing Weekend at a ficticious black has another movie on the way. prosecutor, played by Kelly cameras — have been intro­ NEW FROM CANON: Another automatically decreases or in­ ing thrown mis­ ’The movies are “ Five McGillis. duced. These include the Yashica peek into the future was unveiled college. creases the exposure to handle siles such as The movie is a collage of Comers,” in which she plays a “ I like her,” Foster remarked Samurai, Chinon’s Genesis and recently in the form of a new the extreme contrast. sticks. They’ll raunchy “ Animal House” -type young New Yorker preyed upon about her role. “ I think the the Olympus Infinity SuperZoom camera from Canon, but you’ll Pet Fomm retrieve on frat humor, splashy musical by a demented ex-convict; audience likes her. There are 300. Those who want more exposure have to wait until after the first of land or in the “ Stealing Home,” with Foster as probably moments when they Although Ricoh waited a little control will like the camera's the year to get your hands on it. numbers and didactic racial water as long Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. dialogues. It’s messy all right, a free spirit who ends her life in don’t like her, but she’s human. longer than the others, its new eight-stop exposure compensa­ Canon will soon come out with as the thrower suicide; and “ The Accused,” She has flaws, she says the wrong camera is packed with many tion dial with plus or minus up to its consumer-oriented RC-250 and a bit schematic as Lee will oblige. which casts her as a swinging thing, she can be too loud, and she more features. four stops in one-third-stop incre­ electronic still-image camera, contrasts the attitudes of the However, ex­ waitress who becomes the victim repeats herself.” In addition to the comfortable ments. DX-coding is automatic which records and plays back still darker-skinned, proudly militant perts who write of a gang rape in the game room The rape scene depicted toward design, the new Mirai features from ISO 25 to 5,000. images on your TV set. “ Jigaboos,” and the lighter­ for the “ Cornell Animal Health of a bar. the end of the movie is certain to stepless, through-the-lens, The camera uses a miniature breeds at 8-lp years of age. skinned, hair-straightened Standard power is supplied by a Letter” warn that the fetchers Next year will bring “ Back arouse controversy. Some may computer-controlled autofocus- magnetic disc rather than film to The average cat lives 14 years “ Wannabees.” But it’s also a long-life, 6-volt lithium battery, may suffer. Track,” directed by and starring (Himplain that director Jonathan ing, plus a zoom range from record images. No processing is but the oldest one recorded was spirited and audacious film — but you can also use standard If they catch an airborne stick it Dennis Hopper. Kaplan’s depiction of the rape is 35mm to 135mm that’s expanda­ required. Simply connect the 36. The longer lived breeds are and one that makes no conces­ AAA cells if a lithium battery is may pierce the mouth, tongue or All this activity has come since overlong and exploitive. ble to 200mm with an optional camera to your TV set and select often Siamese or Abbysinian. sions to white viewers. GRADE: not available. throat. Splinters often lodge in her 1985 graduation from Yale “ I don’t think It’s too much,” teleconverter. The lens can also “ play.” Up to 50 images can be **★ ____ these tissues and cause wounds □ □ □ University, where she received a the actress said. “ It’s rape. I be operated manually and has The bulit-in flash system alerts recorded on a single disc and each FRIENDS — Sally Fields is a housewife and Tom Hanks is and infection. Seizing the stick (Film grading: **** great, bachelor’s degree in literature. don’t think It’s tlttllatlng or macro capability. A focus-assist the photographer before the can be erased at any time and MOST SOCIALBLE: The may also cause penetrating oral a failed med student In "Punchline.” • k * * good, k * fair, k poor) She has no regrets about taking exploitive. (The scene) pretty picture is taken that the subject is new images made. American Boarders Kennel Asso­ beam illuminates automatically wounds. The resulting trauma four years off for higher much explains things in a lot of in low light so that the camera can beyond the normal flash range for The camera, which weighs only ciation’s (ABKA) 1,200 members and infection may necessitate education. ways. I don’t think It would be fair correct exposure. The system has a little more than 1 pound and voted on which breed was the be focused accurately even in veterinary care or surgery. So if “ 1 loved every minute of it — I to have this film talk about (the two operating modes: normal looks more like a sleek pair of most sociable toward humans total darkness. you have a pet that loves to chase Cinema can’t imagine where I’d be rape) the way It does, and not see sensor flash, and fill-in flash for binoculars than a camera, is and other K-9s and the easiest dog Shutter speeds range from a and retrieve, make it something without it,” she said. “ I grew up it.” fast 1-2.000th of a second down to a balanced lighting in daylight. autoeverything. You just point to live with. Allen Notion (R ) Sat 1 2 :», 2:30. 4:30, VERNON There is also an “ off” mode for harmless such as a tennis ball or HARTPOaO CIlM 1 A 2 — Marriod to the Mob (R) on the West Coast. I ’d never spent Bom in Los Angeles in 1962. full 32 seconds. There’s also a and shoot. In addition to the The winner was the golden CIu m m City— Miles From Home (R) 7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, available-light photography with­ some similar object such as a Sot-Sun 1:30,4:1S, 7:40,9:40. — A World 7:15, 9:30. — Punchline (R ) Sot 12:20, Sot and Sun 4:30,7:10,9:20. -T h e New any time on the East Coast, Jodie Foster start^ performing “ bulb’’ setting for longer built-in automatic electronic retriever, which won by a large Adventures ot PIppI Longstocklng (G) frisbee that can’t be chewed upor Apart (P O ) Sot-Sun 1,3:45, «:5 0 ,9:30. — 2:40, 4:55, 7:15,9:45,12; Sun 12:20,2:40, except for working. That was at age 3 in suntan commercials. exposures. out flash. flash, it also features autoexpo­ margin over the Labrador re­ Kitchen Toto (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1:30,4:05, 4:55,7:15, 9:45. — The Accused (R ) Sot Sot and Sun 2. — Coming to America ( R) There are no sprockets to swallowed. 7:20, 9:50. — Eight Men Out (P G ) 12:45,3,5:05,7:45,10,12:05; Sun 12:45,3, Sot and Sun 1:30,4:15, 7,9:30. different. And the kinds of people She began acting a year later in ’Triple-programmed autoexpo­ sure, automatic white balance for triever. No. 3 was the Doberman. Sot-Sun 1:10, 3:55, 7,9:20. 5:05, 7:45, 10. — Mystic Pizza (R ) Sot there were very dinerent. ... ’’Mayberry, R.F.D.” “Taxi sure selects optimum shutter engage when loading the film. accurate color rendition, a long­ □ □ □ Next were: cocker spaniel, 12:40,3,5,7:20,9:40,11:40; Sun 12:40,3, WILLIMANTIC Instead, an infrared system hounds, setters, terriers and the EAST HARTFORD 5,7:20,9:40. — Bat 21 (R ) Sot 12:10,2:25, Jlllson Sguore Cinema — A Fish " I feel there is an intellectual Driver” established her fame and speeds to match lens length. For life rechargeable lead battery, Peer Richards Pub ond Cinema — 4:40, 7:25, 9:55, 12; Sun 12:10.2:25,4:40, Called Wanda (R ) Sot 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, strength that I didn’t have before. attracted the unwanted attention example, when the camera is in “ reads” the film’s perforations, and continuous shooting at three THE OLDEST: The average Rottwieler. Coming to America (R ) Sot 7:30, 9:30, 7:25, 9:55. — Die Hard (R ) Sat 1, 4:15, 7:45,10,12; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10. permitting faster, easier loading — Halloween IV (R ) Sat 1:10,3:10,5:10, Maybe it’s just a confidence, or of John Hinkley Jr., who tried to the telephoto mode, it will choose frames per second as well as life span of dogs of all sizes is 12 12; Sun 7:30, 9:30. 7:10,9:45,12:10; Sun 1, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45. and improved spacing between Shewcose Cinemas 1-9 — Crossing 7:10, 9:10, 11:10; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, the ability to say that my assassinate President Reagan in a higher shutter speed to minim­ single frames years. The oldest dog recorded Allan Leventhal is a Bolton Oelancev (P G ) Sat 12:15, 2:20, 4:25. 7:10,9:10.— Mystic Pizza (R ) Sat 1,3:20, frames. was 29. The larger breeds have veterinarian. If you have ques­ 5:30,7:40,9:50,12; Sun 1,3:20,5:30,7:40, perspective on this or that is not 1981 to impress the young actress. ize camera shake. In the wide- Suggested list will be less than 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, MANCHESTER The film-transport system also shorter lives than smaller ones. 7:30,9:50. — Halloween IV (R) Sot 12:15, UA Theaters Rest — Coming to 9:50. — Gorilla In the Mist (PG-13) Sat enough; you have to go deeper. I Foster no longer wants to talk angle mode, it shifts to slower $800 for the camera alone and less tions you’d like to see answers, 2:30, 4:25, 7:W, 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:15, Americo (R) Sun ^ 4:30,7,9:30. — Who 1:15, 4:15, 7, 9:45, 12; Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7, offers a choice of continuous Medium sized dogs are consi­ write to: Pet Forum, Manchester 9:45. — Memories ot Me (PG-13) Sot think it’s helped in my work.” about Hinkley. She said she wants shutter speeds to help depth of than $1,000 for the RC-250 pack­ 2:30, 4:25, 7:30, 9:35. — Gorillas In the Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) Sat and Sun advances at two frames per dered geriatric after age 7, giant Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Mist (R ) Sot 1 :» ,4 :1 5 ,7:15, ^45,12:05; 2:15, 4:30, 7:15. — Nightmare on Elm 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 12:45, Foster’s beleaguered Sarah to put the tragedy and terror field. These can be set manually, age that allows hookup to your TV Sun 1:30,4:15,7:15,9:45.— AFIshColled Street IV (R ) Sat-Sun 9:35. — M o irly ltp 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10. — Allen Notion (R ) Tobias in “ The Accused” seems behind her and concentrate on too. second or single-shot frame ad- set for recording and playback. breeds after age 5 and the small 06040. Wanda (R ) Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7 : « , ^50, the Mob (R ) Sot and Sun 2. 4:20, 7:30, Sot 1, 3:15,5:20,7:30,9:40,11:50; Sun 1, 12:10; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7:40, 9:50. — 9:40. 3:15,5:20, 7:30, 9:40. certain to attract Academy work. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 22, 19M - »1 ’ 30 - MANCHfestfcR HiERALD, Saturday. Oct. 22,1988 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books The best thing consumers can do now is wait Striving for perfection is not perfectiy normai By Geneva Collins hours of aerobics every day, comes out of a feeling of inferior­ with in New York’s Hudson At the same time, her eldest and disk drives, the nicest part of So IBM came out with OS-2 banded together to announce lightly. The Associated Press 60-hour work weeks, making ity,” she said. “ We wouldn’t even Valley. There, Dowling, who had daughter, Gabrielle, a star scho­ Bv Larry Blasko EISA (Extended Industry Stand­ Meanwhile, Apple Computer The Associated Press the standard became the com­ (Operating System-2) and MCA every meal from scratch — is not be interested in the idea of supported herself and her three lar, athlete and beauty, dropped mon "AT bus,” a system for (MicroChannel Architecture) to ard Architecture), yet another announced price increases in NEW YORK — Karen makes a healthy exercise to fulfill one’s perfection if there wasn’t some­ children as a free-lance writer, out of Harvard University and way to connect peripherals. They most of its Mac line, which isn't Years of personal computing connecting components in a com­ win the game by changing the $250,000 a year working for E.F. potential but a desperate scram­ thing that we psychologically abandoned her career and be­ revealed that she had been say their system will allow users something you usually do if peace are dissolving into chaos as puter. Computing blossomed. rules. OS-2 with Presentation Hutton and prides herself on ble to fill an inner void. were compensating for.” came a full-time housewife. Her bulimic for years. Dowltng real­ to keep their AT boards and you’re worried about market MS-DOS. OS-2, MCA, Macintosh But by 1987, IBM was sorely Manager, is said to look and feel a being ” a shark.” Anita runs miles “ An artistic drive is satisfying. The premise of the “ Cinderella partner’s refusal to accept her ized that her own relentless drive peripherals, run OS-2 and still be share. and now the EISA "standards” troubled. Most of the purchase lot like a Macintosh, support every day but has been bulimic A drive to perform is n ot.... It’s a Complex” was that women had a dependency, as well as the for success had been passed down able, if desired, to use 32-bit Right now the best thing for the compete for your wailet. orders were addressed to “ clone” multi-tasking and be able to for eight years. Marjorie has kind of rigid, compulsive — kind deep-seated belief that they could therapy she was undergoing, to her daughter. architecture. But it won’t be ordinary consumer to do is wait. In 1981, there was aiso comput­ computer makers, who made handle much more memory than made straight A’s all her life but of a symptom, as compared to not take care of themselves, that gave her the initiative to write ' ready for at least six months, For many, if not most, all the In "Perfect Women,” Dowling ing chaos, but IBM and Microsoft MS-DOS machines at least as the 640,000-character limitation panics and overprepares for something that’s really joyful and despite the gains of the women’s “ The Cinderella Complex.” maybe a year. computing they’ll need to do can cites psychological studies detail- said, “ Let there be MS-DOS.” good and often better than IBM's of MS-DOS. every test. self-expressive and gives back to movement they were still waiting ’’Perfect Women” is similarly Dubbed the “ Gang of Nine” by be done with existing MS-DOS ing the mother-daughter And there was order out of and almost always at a lower MCA is a different scheme for What all these women have in us," the author said. for a Prince (Charming to whisk based on Dowling’s personal the trade press, the clone makers products and peripherals. PCs relationship. chaos — millions of purchase price. And Apple, meanwhile, connecting peripherals. It has common, says Colette Dowling, is Dowling, best known for her them off to happily ever after. experience. The author found are heavyweights; AST Re­ with 32-bit architecture, multi­ orders as the MS-DOS operating with its Macintosh, was moving 32-bit data-handling power, but an overw helm ing desire to 1981 best seller “ The Cinderella Dowling, 50, said that work was that despite the success of “ The “ They (mothers) are not overly system quicklx'became the busi­ that computer out of the cultist AT-compatible peripherals won’t search, Compaq. Epson, Hewlett- tasking and powerful CPUs are achieve perfection. In her book Complex,” recently talked about based on her own experience. In Cinderella Complex” (26 weeks involved with us (daughters) as Packard, NEC, Olivetti. Tandy, ness standaraiand bid fair to ranks and into business as work with it. And if clone-makers really mini-computers and most “ Perfect Women” (Summit, her new book in an interview at the 1970s, after ending a 9-year- on the best-seller list) she still felt separate persons; they’re overly Wyse, Zenith. And cooperation on of us can get along with a good become the h o ^ standard. And desktop publishing and presenta­ want it, they must pay IBM a $18.95), Dowling argues that this her publisher’s office. marriage to an alcoholic, she insecure about her work and at a involved with us as extensions of that scale among usually fierce for manufact\^rs of peripher­ tion graphics become almost a licensing fee. deal less and never notice the striving for ever-higher goals — ‘"rhe whole drive to be perfect moved in with a man she still lives loss for her next project. themselves,” Dowling said. competitors isn’t to be taken als, particular^ cards, modems corporate culture obsession. Now nine clone makers have difference.

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Editor’s note; This column is pre­ A blood pressure clinic will be held on Friday — Unstuffed cabbage casse­ pared by the staff of the Manchester Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. role, roll, dessert, beverage. I of the week Senior Citizens' Center. Legal aid will be available Thursday, danger, in buyout binge Nov. 17, by appointment. Call 647-3211. ONGOING ACTIVITIES: By Joe Diminico Monday — ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; By The Associated Press Activities Speciaiist NOTE: A list of students willing to Bv Chet Currier bingo, canceled due to flu clinic; rake leaves is available at the front The Associated Press office. pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; quilting, 1 p.m.; ■ Furniture and apparel maker Interco Inc. Financial Snapshot | Come one, come all to the Annual exercise “ Rose,” 1:30 p.m. rejected a sweetened $2.7 billion tender offer 1 Friday. Oclobcr 21.1988 1 Senior Center Holiday Fair Saturday, THURSDAY PROGRAMS: Tuesday — oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; from an investment group and boosted the value NEW YORK - The takeover- Oct. 29, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. buyout mania now sweeping Oct. 27 — Transiberian Railway photography, 10 a.m.; square dancing, of the company’s own restructuring plan. IN TE R E S T AH proceeds from the fair will help (slide presentation) Rev. Ross 10 a>m.; exercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.; through corporate America has defray the cost of the meals program. ■ The board of GAF Corp. accepted a $1.47 mSM R A TE S W a a k 't d e M W M k t g e Y s a ra g e Metzger. basketweaving (beginner level). 2 some Wall Streeters applauding Knitted and crocheted items as well billion buyout from a group led by Chairman Nov. 3 — Swinging Singing Seniors. p.m.; grocery shopping (Stop & Shop) - and others shaking their heads. Average rale paid on bank e.05% 6.05% 5.62% as handicraft gifts, ceramics, arts and Samuel J. Heyman capping a 13-month-long Nov. 10 — Dancers of the Third Agd. call a day in advance for ride; The fans of these multibillion- moneymarkel accounta crafts, dried flower gifts, wood crafts, Nov. 17 — Illing Jr. High Ensemble. non-grocery shopping (Bradlee’s) -call effort. dollar deals say they are powerful stenciled items, books, jewelry, fa­ (Bank Rato Monitor) Don't forget to phone in your a day in advance for ride. ■ Ramada Inc., intent on focusing on its medicine for a stock market still brics, baked goods and more will be on Thursday meal reservation no later Wednesday — pinochle, 9; 30 a.m.; struggling to recover from the sale. Individuals desiring to donate profitable gambling operations, unveiled a 91 day Treasury bill yieid 7.36% 7.32% 5.29% than Tuesday noon. Prepayment is no refinishing, 9; 30 a.m.; Friendship crash of 1987. baked goods may bring them to the restructuring plan that includes selling off its longer necessary. Circle, 10 a.m.; arts & crafts, 12; 30 In the absence of buying by center on Friday. Lunch and refresh­ hotel and restaurant businesses and distributing p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.m.; exercise 30-year Treasury Bond 6.89% 8.69% 9.12% ments will also be available throughout at least $278 million to shareholders. individuals and many institu­ “ Rose,” 1:30 p.m. the day. TRIPS: ■ Tyson Foods Inc. began a sweetened $941.2 tional money managers, they Nov. 15 — Plainfield Dog Track. The Thursday — orchestra rehearsal, 9 million tender offer for its rival poultry ask, where would the stock K S PRIC ES bus will leave the center at 10 a.m. The a.m.; dried flowers, 9;30 a.m.; lunch, PEOPLE market be today without the CLASSES: processor. Holly Farms Corp. cost is $16 per person. A choice of 11:45 a.m.; program, 12;30 - Rev. ■ California’s Supreme Court ruled that the leveraged-buyout specialists and Eucalyptus wreath — Nov. 3 at 9:30 Metzger “ Trans Siberian RR” ; basket­ Commodities Research stuffed chicken breast or beef burgundy Von Bulow auction state’s attorney general could not use the state’s the traders, known as arbitrag­ 245.51 245.00 227.12 a.m. The cost is $6. Instructor is Chris weaving (advanced level), 2 p.m. ^ re a u Index is available. Register for trip on Nov. 2 antitrust law to challenge the federally approved ers, who follow in their wake? Horvel. at 9:30 a.m. Friday — ceramics, 9:30a.m.; bingo. NEW YORK (AP) — An upcoming auction of art and antiques will feature the collection of $10.1 billion buyout of Getty Oil Co. by ’Texaco What’s more, they say, takeov­ Garment painting — Nov. 14 and 21 Dec. 7 — West Farms Mall. The bus 10 a.m.; exercise with “ Cleo,” 11 a.m.; Claus von Bulow and his wife. Sunny, whom he Inc. ers and buyouts are a long-terai Associated Presa from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m. The garments will leave at 9:30 a.m. and return at 2:30 setback, 12; 30 p.m.; exercise with 597.30 602.34 566.27 was accused of trying to murder. The New York ■ ’Time Inc. agreed to pay an initial $185 plus for the market because they Commodities Index will be painted with “ liquid embroid­ p.m. The trip will cost $1 per person. “ Rose,” 1:30 p.m. Times reported Friday. reduce the supply of stock in the ery” of “ puff paint” at a cost of $1. Signup Nov. 9 at 9:30 a.m. million for half-interest in Whittle Communica­ “ Sotheby’s lips are sealed, but mention its Oct. marketplace, giving an upward STOCKS Straw Broom — Nov. 17 at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 9 — Festival of Trees at tions LP, a fast-growing media company. The cost is $5. Instructor is Chris SCORES: 28 and 29 sale entitled ‘Property from a Private ■ Financier Carl C. Icahn met with leaders of bias to the prices of the shares Wadsworth Atheneum. The cost will Setback — Friday. Oct. 14: John Horvel. Collection’ to any serious dealer or collector and ailing Eastern Airlines’ unions about a joint that remain available. cost $1 per person. The bus will depart Klein 124, Clara Hemingway 123, Anne ■ 2,133.16 1,950.76 Decorated Straw Hat — Dec. 1 at 9:30 the reaction will immediately be nods or winks,” takeover of the airline but abandoned the talks. But more skeptical observers, : Dow Jones 30 2,163.50 at 12:15 p.m. Signup Nov. 9 at 9:30 a.m. Firestone 113, Mabel Loomis 109. i a.m. The cost is $5. Instructor is Chris the Times said. while acknowl^ging some of Dec. 13 — Christmas Show at Radio Pinochle — Monday, Oct. 17: Carl ■ Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., accused by Horvel. “ We have been asked by the consignor not to those points, argue that all this SAP 500 263.66 275.50 248.22 City. Filled. Popple 809, John Klein 806, Betty the Securities and Exchange Commission of 1 Padded Photo Album — Dec. 15 at identify them,” said Diana Levitt, spokeswoman extensive fraud, disclosed that federal prosecu­ wheeling and dealing is contribut­ Turner 792, Bob Schubert 792, Ada for the auction house. i 9:30 a.m. The cost is $1. Instructor is THANKS: A big thanks to Mrs. Alice tors have formally notifiedthe Wall Street firm it ing huge new amounts to an i WilshireSOOO $2,794,445 $2,731,827 $2,553,125 Chris Horvel. Additional materials Jordan of North Windham for volunter- Rojas 786. Bowling — Tuesday. Oct. 18; Bill Kirk Douglas helps is the target of a grand jury investigation. A already dangerous accumulation ^ (mkt. value ol 5000 stocks) billion billion biNion needed for photo album: 1 yard of ing her talents in the pressed flower federal appeals court halted proceedings in the of debtin toe U.S. economy. material, 2 yards lace or eyelet. workshop. Olcavage 520; A1 Rodonis 538; Norm LOS ANGELES (AP) - Skid Row’s Los civil case against Drexel so it could consider And the activity it generates in Stenciling — Nov. 4, make a table Lasher 232, 203,591; Rusty Rusconi 511; Angeles Mission has a little more money in the arguments that the presiding judge should the market, they say, represents runner. The cost is $10. Stencil a clock Herb Tedford 202, 533; Jim Stackpole MENU: bank thanks to a celebrity benefit buffet at the unhealthy speculation rather averaged 170.63 million shares a basic cause of the stock market on Nov. 18 for $18. 202, 528; Harold Hinkel 501; Andy disqualify himself. Monday — Grilled cheese sandwich, home of best-selling author Sidney Sheldon, who than stable, long-term day, up from 147.05 million the decline last October. The collapse Individuals interested in the above Lamoureaux 202, 561; John Kravontka ■ A state judge ruled that H. Ross Perot cannot tomato rice soup, apple crisp, had actor Kirk Douglas as a co-host. week before. was as severe as it was “ precisely classes may register by calling the 279, 646; Mike Pierro 206, 221, 605; Ted enter any profitable deals that compete with investment. beverage. “ I feel strongly that, since I come from because the takeover wave had Senior Center. Caddy 528; Phil Washburn 203,534; Don Electronic Data Systems, his old company. The mergers and acquisitions “The short-term rewards to Tuesday — Fish cakes with baked Ostberg 567; Bert Sweet 200, 512; Whit immigrant parents, since I ’ve been bom in ■ ’Hie Pentagon suspended Sundstrand Corp. binge is nothing new, of course. selling shareholders in the form pushed stock prices to artificially beans, brown bread, cole slaw, Kjellen 522; Harvey Duplin 512. abject poverty, since I ’ve been in the Bowery in from doing business with the government, saying Takeovers and buyouts were a of capital gains are indisputa­ high levels,” the report said. CLINIC: Just a reminder to the peaches, beverage. Sandy Carlno 475; Vi Pulford 451; Pat New York looking for a meal, that the work that it wasn’t satisfied with the company’s response dominant force in the 1982-87 bull ble,” analysts at Wright Inves­ individuals who missed the flu clinic Wednesday — Roast beef grinder, Olcavage 180, 472. the Los Angeles Mission is doing to help the to being caught up in a huge defense fraud case. market. tors’ Service in Bridgeport, last week that the last make-up date is apple juice, chocolate parfait, homeless is something that we have to support,” Bridge — Wednesday, Oct. 19: Tom ■ American Telephone & Telegraph Co., which A similar phenomenon oc­ Conn., observed in a recent UPl lays off Nov. 21 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Lincoln beverage. Douglas, 72, said Thursday. Regan 4,870; Carl Lombardo 4,350; Sol reported a 16.2 percent increase in quarterly curred in the 1960s, when appraisal of the mergers-and- Center. Individuals are asked to consult Thursday — Chicken “ Italian” with Cohen 4,250; Irene Hallowell 3,760; The guest list included Sidney Poitier, Jaclyn profits, said it plans to cut its basic interstate conglomerate-building was the acquisitions craze. with their physician before making spaghetti, Italian green beans, garlic Pauline Frederick 3,460; Grace Gibbs Smith, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Red Buttons. more of staff long-distance rates by an average of 3.8 percent financial rage. But “ the longer-term effects of arrangements. bread, calico trifle, beverage. 3,010; Albert Frederick 2,950. Douglas detailed his stmggle with poverty in and prices for sopie business services by up to 6.2 Lately, however, the game has takeovers are less healthy for the his recently published autobiography, “ The WASHING’TON (A P ) - United percent on Dec. 1. been played on an expanded economy and for equity investors Ragman’s Son.” Sheldon’s books include “ The Press International said Friday it ■ Hie government said higher food costs scale. In the past week alone, generally.” Other Side of Midnight” and “ Windmills of the has laid off between 20 and 30 Social Secarity Gods.” brought on by the drought boosted retail prices a Philip Morris proposed an $11.4 Excessive debt-leveraging of domestic employees and will modest 0.3 percent last month. Nearly balancing billion offer for Kraft and RJR corporate assets makes compan­ place new emphasis on state and Cher discusses young men the steeper grocery prices was the sharpest drop Nabsico said it was considering a ies more vulnerable in the event regional news. QUESTION: I ’m 80 years old, and I last month I got a letter saying I was your local Social Security office for in gasoline costs since February. Other reports $17.6 billion management buyout of a recession, the report said. Mark Estren, an executive vice get a Social Security check for a little turned down. I don’t think this was fair, information about how your SSI check CHICAGO (AP) — Academy Award-winning showed slight increases in business inventories plan. “ In fact, there is the potential actress ^ e r says the beginning of her president for the news service, over $300. Recently, I received a letter and I went to my doctor who did some is affected. and housing construction and a mild slowdown in If such deals can be done, that defaults arising from high relationship with her 24-year-old boyfriend two said the layoffs came from all from a company that said I might be additional testing. He agrees with me. factory use. analysts say, there appears to be debt service requirements for QUESTION: My husband owns his years ago provoked anxiety. areas, but he declined to provide able to get $4,000 per month and for a $7 What steps should I take. ■ The Agriculture Department said that virtually no limit to what might companies with reduced cash own business and I frequently work in “ I felt I was starting to fall into a pattern of specifics. He said the layoffs were fee they would check out the possibility. despite drought, the net cash income of farmers be attempted in the future, no flows will even aggravate the the office to help out. Are my wages being only with younger guys,” said the part of the company’s plan, Is this for real? ANSWER: Your first course of action in 1988 is expected to nearly match or exceed last company too big to be ruled out as economy’s troubles, when the covered under Social Security? 42-year-old actress and singer. “ I thought that announced last March, to save $5 is to ask for a reconsideration. If your year’s record $57.1 billion. a takeover or buyout candidate. next recession comes. was maybe a fault or a weakness, something million by reducing the staff by ANSWER: Letters, like this one are a claim is denied at this stage, there are ANSWER: A recent change affects ■ On the anniversary of last October’s stock That prospect helped propel “ Although industry consolida­ several other levels of appeals. Ask detrimental in my character. Now I don’t know 150 employees around the world. great concern to Social Security. In your coverage. Before 1988, work that a market crash, federal regulators announced stock prices higher in the past tions and restructurings may fact, they are turned over to the Post your Social Security office forcomplete husband and wife did as an employee of that it’s not and I don’t know that I care.” The star of “ Moonstmck’ ’ said she does not feel approval of a plan for coordinated trading halts week. The Dow Jones average of often be useful for strengthening Office for investigation. You should details. his or her spouse was not covered by 30 industrials rose 50.32 to the competitive edge in global know that this firm is not a government she is a pioneer for women because of her — or circuit breakers — in stock and futures Social Security. But the change which 2,183.50, hitting its highest levels markets, the transformation of agency and has no affiliation with the QUESTION: Should I report the fact relationships with younger men. but she added; markets during steep price dives. became effective January 1 of this year since the crash of ’87 as the first billions of dollars of equity into Social Security Administration. It is a that I just started receiving a VA means that the work you do for your ■ Japan marked the anniversary of the crash anniversary of that debacle debt is eroding the financial private organization and has no access pension to Social Security? I’m cur­ spouse is now covered by Social Princess visits prison with the ultimate vote of confidence — the largest passed. footings of U.S. industry. to your’s or anyone else’s Social rently getting monthly SSI checks. Security. Of course, you’ll also be equity issue in the world so far this year. The NEWPORT, England (AP) — Princess Anne release of new shares in Nippon Telegraph and The New York Stock Exchange “ Market volatility and instabil­ Security records. And, of course, the paying Social Security taxes. And you’ll visited top-security Parkurst prison on the Isle of Telephone Corp., the world’s biggest company, composite index gained 3.96 to ity have increased as a result of lure of $4,(MH) a month In benefits is ANSWER: Yes. you should. Any type be earning protection on your own Wight off England’s south coast Friday and completely out of line. You should also of additional Income that you receive under Social Security. start^ successfully despite the hefty price of 159.42; the NASDAQ composite the takeover wave, with the effect chatted with some of Britain’s most hardened index for the over-the-counter of driving many individual inves­ per gal. C. O. D. IS keep In mind, that the services should be reported to Social Security criminals. nearly $15,(M0 per share. right away. Your eligibility for SSI market added 4.00 to 388.59, and tors out of the stock market for 150 gal. minimum purchase companies like this advertise are the' This column Is prepared by the East The 38-year-old daughter of Queen Elizabeth II ■ Maurice Allais, a prolific theorist whose the American Stock Exchange years to come, if not for good,” it same services or very similar to ones payments depends, in part, on your Hartford office of the Social Security spent nearly two hours at the prison visiting the ideas on balancing supply and demand helped said. offered by Social Security for free. total Income. And, if you fail to report Administration. Questions should he hospital, meeting prison guards and chatting to rebuild the French economy after World War II, market value index was up 3.52 at 649-8841 your VA checks, you may have to pay Wright noted that the greatest sent to: Social Security, Manchester some of the men in C wing, a special unit which won toe Nobel P r l» for economics. 306.07. Prices te Cbaiigs Social Security back for SSI checks you QUESTION: I recently applied for Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester holds 15 long-term and dismptive prisoners. Volume on the Big Board takeover wave in history was a Social Security disability benefits, and weren’t eligible to receive. Check with 06040. Ship sinks, 3 feared dead First sentence CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 PIRAEUS, Greece (AP) - A excitement.” He decline(j,to give Caminale, was being held on Notices Lots/Lond for Sol* ...... Greek cruise ship carrying 475 the girl’s name. manslaughter charges. Inv**tm*nt Proptrtv ...... 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It said tising In the Manchester He­ M ONEY needed for either Sat­ .61® development flash fun- Beech, said he would appeal. Beech had asked for person missing. there were no victims on the rald, Advertiser herebv urday or Sunday after­ per gal. C. O. D. agrees to protect. Indemnity FOR S A LE drolslng. Person five years’ probation for his client, and He said officials were checking Italian vessel. noons. Approximately 150 gal. minimum purchase and hold harmless the Man­ First, second or third 12 noon-6pm. Pleasant needed to coordinate restitution not to exceed $2,500. The maximum to see if "she just got missed in Merchant Marine Minister chester Herald, Its afficers seasonal direct moll, mortgages. Construction working atmosphere. SERVING AMERICA sentence would have been 10 years in prison and a the count.... Some of the children Evangelos Yannopoulos issued a and employees ooalnst onv We will train. S6.00 to compolons and volun­ $5,000 fine. 649-8841 and all liability, loss or loans, business loans, teers. A people person FROM THE are sleeping, some running statement saying the skipper of expense. Including attor­ commercial loans, start. Retirees wel­ John McAfee, chairman of the Computer Virus come. Coll 643-1555. with strong organiza­ BEGINNING! around in a state of post-shock the Italian freighter, Capt. Flavio neys' fees, arising from bankruptcy, good or bad tional skills, enthusi­ Industry Association in Santa, Clara, Calif., said clolms of unfair trade practi­ credit, self-employed; no asm, and bookkeeping 643-2711 the Texas case was precedent-setting and that ces, Infringement of trade­ marks, trade names or pat­ income verification, NURSE AIDE experience skills re­ it’s rare that people who spread computer ents, violation of rights of refinance, bill quired. Computer ex­ ITS A SURE THING! viruses are caught. privacy and Infringement of consolidation. Call MBE CERTIFICATION perience helpful. Ex­ McAfee said his organization had documented copyright and proprietory c e l lent working IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL rights, unfair competition Financial Service, CLASS about 250,000 cases of sabotage by computer environment. Flexible llfianrljpHtfr Hprolil and libel ond slander, which Maadowa Manor Is ac­ hours/doys. Send re­ virus. may result from the publica­ 632-9280. cepting appllcatlona for sume to American In the latest sabotage, a virus was found in tion of any advertlsment In Try Our Pay-By-Mail the Manchester Herald bv Nurse AldeCertitication Lung Association, 45 programs at Seattle software manufacturer advertiser. Including adver­ Class to t>egin Nov­ Ash Street, East Hort- ford, Connecticut 86108 Aldus Corp., the company said Thursday. tisements In any free distri­ Employment ember 14th. Permanent CENTRAL Program... bution publications pub­ Company officials said an entire computer positions may be availa­ DENTAL Assistant, FILE CLERK lished bv the Manchester cholrslde. Tuesday, SUPPLY CLERK network within Aldus’ Seattle headquarters was Herald. Penny Sleffert, ble at the compMlon of MEADOWS MANOR. Is infected. It makes paying your subscription easier on Publisher. PART TIME Wednesday, Thursday, MEADOWS MANOR, Is cur­ the dasa. Permanent 1-6. Willing to train. seeking a person, 20 McCown said the the trial last month that you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 rently seeking a part HELP WANTED position starting salary High hourly rote. 649- hours per week, for the Burleson planted the virus to avenge his firing weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 time Supply Clerk to de­ Is ‘8.28 par hour and an 3443. Medical Recorde De­ from USPA, an insuranOe company. USPA months, 6 months or a full year... drop it in the LOST PART time mornings. excel lent benefits pack­ liver supplies to nursing General office workers partment to file and ae- already has been awarded $12,000 by a jury in a mall. Then, you can forget about having ready AND FOUND age begins with class TELEPHONE stations. This 18 hour for Manchester Real particlpdion. position will be Frlday- semble patient charts. civil suit against Burleson. cash to pay your carrier... answering the door Estate office. Typing 8, LOST. Block, mole cot CALLERS Monday, 4 hours per Some typing, will train. The virus, which officials said could have when It’s Inconvenient... or being at home to bookkeeping expe- PERMANENT PART with white stomach day, hours negotiable. Apply In person or caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in rlence helpful. 646-4655. TIME POSITIONS ARE Far the NaUeeal pay your bill. and feet. One year old. Knowledge of medical contact Mrs. Each- damage to the system, was caught and erased Lost seen on August 20, NOW AVAILABLE. FsdsnlieesMbelliB* after it destroyed a series of payroll records. el CeeescMcel efifce la supplies and computers mann at: Simply complete the coupon below and send Charter Oak Street- Plaaaa apply In parson East Nartfari. helpful but will train. Sycamore Lone area. MATURE Woman to take to Mrs. Oliveira at; it to us... or If you would like more information Answers to Reebok. The starting salary is core of Infants and ‘7/hourly. Work MEADOWS WE WILL NOTIFY on our Pay-By-Mall program call the Circula­ Please help us find him. MeadDws ManDr '7/hour with holiday, va­ toddlers In exclusive hours, Monday- YOUR CARRIER tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ Coll 649-7492 otter 6. 333 Bidwall St. cation and tick time MANOR d a y core center. Thursday, 5pm-9pm, THAT YOU ARE A ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. LOST. Large, mole, dork Mondoy-Frldov, 7-1 or Manchester, CT 06040 pay. SSS IliwM I SL Catcerpillar, UAW Friday, Spm-Spm. PAY-RY-MAIL tiger cot. Missing front 1-6. Storting $5/hour. 047-0101 Interested applicants, MaiwNMilr.CT 00040 EOE Year-round CUSTOMER. tooth In leftside. Lenox The Children's Place, plaaaa contact Mrs. Street area. He Is very 647-9191 agree to contract Inc., 643-5535.______employment. Must Bouchard at; ■Of missed. 646-8851. RETAIL Soles Position. have clear speaking Port time position voice, good writing MEADOWS BRIDGETON, Mo. (AP) — Caterpillar Inc. and working Tuesdov- Salem Nassiff skills and be depend­ the United Auto Workers announc^ a tentative I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my Soturdoy, 28 hours- able. Call tor an inter­ agreement Friday oiRa new labor contract for 17,500 HNANCIAL ,weekl V . Please coll for Camera & MANOR I HELP WANTED pay-by-mail subscription o n ------— ------• Interview, 646-5718. view, 289-1971, ask SSSOIOimllSl workers in five states. for Carol Starkes, ABANDON the search. CHILDCARE. Before and Photo Shop Minelniiir, CT 00040 CUSTODIAN. Immediate Thank you for making between Spm-Spm. opening for person Bargainers had been working against an 11 p.m. Enclosed please find payment for: offer school. Verplank Port time position 647-9191 Friday strike deadline on an agreement for union us no.1 for 41 years. School area. Good pay with experience. Strip­ available for mature, ______BOf______ping, waxing, butting workers at Caterpillar plants in the Illinois cities of Carrier Delivery; Fast, confidential, for the right high easy mortgages. Mr. well-groomed Indi­ floors and performing Decatur, Peoria and Aurora, the only union locals □ 3 months ‘23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 school or college stu­ CUSTODIAN. Port time, Mortgage where dent. 646-2460, otter 5. vidual In customer other custodial func­ that had not previously reached a tenatative Senior Citizens; America borrows has VERNON. Dental office evenings, 5-8:38pm. tions. Excellent stort­ services and related Hours flexible, 5 days settlement. □ 3 months ‘21.56 □ 6 months ‘43.12 □ 1 year ‘66.24 been a neighborhood FLORAL Soles person, photo finishing. needs energetic, moti­ ing rote and complete, tradition helping ho­ part time. Apply In vated person for diver­ per week. Apply; Facil­ fuliv paid benefit pro­ Details of the agreements were not immediately Optional carrier tip may be Included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------meowners tor 41 years. person: Floral Expres­ sified duties, Mondoy- ities Services, South gram. For details, coll rdcdscd Please coll Conn 8, sions, 135 East Center 643-7369 Frldov, 8om-t2 noon. Windsor Board of Edu­ Manchester Monor at *Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. Conn at 233-9687. Street. Coll 875-5664 tor details. cation, 1737 M a in 6464)129. EarUer Friday, UAW Local 2096 of Pontiac, 111., Street, South Windsor. with 648 members, announced it had reached a 528-9711 ext. 40. EOE tentative agreement. Nam e. PART TIME KITCHEN Help wanted. Pontiac was the fourth UAW local to reach a PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON Port tim e positions DENTAL Receptionist. S’ Address. Apt. available. Paid voca­ We ore looking for ES tentative agreement with the Peoria, Ill.-based CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Immediate opening for part time Caterpillar, the world’s largest maker of earthmov- tions and holldovi. someone with more C ity. Zip. Phone. Housewives, mothers with young children, Great for mothers who than lust good office ing equipment. Contract talks started Aug. 4. delivery of newspapers to stores and students. Earn extra money with your own follow the Manchester skills. We need o Union officials had said those locals without a racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 School calender. Coll friendly, outgoing per­ tentative agreement by the 11 p.m. deadline would MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL part-time job. Bring your children with you days per week. Hourly plus mileage. for Interview between son who shores our be authorized to call a strike. and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per 9om-1pm, East Ca­ enthusiasm for helping week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise Dependable transportation and valid tholic High School, 646- people leod healthier Union sources earlier said a special job The Manchester Herald 5271. our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want driver’s license necessary. Call Frank lives. If you feel you classifications was the main snag in talks with the P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 hove o talent for work­ Illinois UAW locals in Decatur, Peoria and Aurora. a little independence and your own income MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald GIVE YOUR budget o ing with people, and Those three locals represent 14,400 of Catepillar’s call 647-9946 or 647-9947, ask for Frank - 647-9946. break ... shop the classi­ terrific Interpersonal MeSweegan, Manchester Herald. fied columns for bargain skills, then coll us at 17,500 UAW workers. buys! 646-0773. ' i IHELP WANTED [|]NELPWMfTEO I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CASHIER. Full time, CLERICAU-TonTlmSof- ADMINISTRATIVE TUBE Bender, and Tube COOKS/Buffet Attend­ days, Monday through ft<*1>OTltlon. 40 hours Sales Secretary to as­ Asembler. Persons ants. Ponderosa Is now Friday. Experience w M k. Relloblltv sist Sales Manager In needed for hand fitting accepting applications Fall TiiiM preferred but not ne­ and accuracy Impor­ dally operations. Full of aircraft compo­ for day time and even­ Two PosWons cessary. Salary based tant. Exporlonce using time position. For In­ nents. Experience with ing shifts. Part and full on experience. Benef­ “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” adding machine and terview, call Lee at brazing and layouts a time positions are now Availablo its and Insurance pack­ typing skills helpful. plus. Apply In person: available. Please Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY age available to quali­ Apply In person, 649-1749.______■ The E.A. Patten Com­ appiv In person at, 119 fied employees. Apply M A N Q €S1W H 0N D \ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 Prague Shoe Com­ pany, 303 Wetherall Spencer Street, In person: Arthur AUTOMOTIVE Service Manchester. & WRAPPING Your *25 check Is waiting at MANOfSiBtH3>CAIf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... pany. 200 Pitkin Street, Department needs Street, Manchester, Drug, 942 Main Street, East Hartford. cashier and telephone Connecticut. 2-JANITORIAl/ Manchester. Atten- F U L L time retail soles- operator. Full time po­ MAINTENANCE tlon: Jean.______sition. Good starting person. Jewelery com- X-RAY Technician. Im­ INSURANCE. Growing im r ? | BUSINESS HOMES n n HOMES p a n y In m a lo r salary. Will train. Call *5.50 an hour to start agency looking for full El] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED U I J HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITIES l^ F O R S A L E 1211 FOR SALE Lee at. Bob Riley Olds­ mediate Medical Care with scheduled wage ED department store seek­ V^VAiiMifcrtr— Wfbw Center of East Hart­ time and part time ing enthusiastic and moblle, 649-1749. reviews and super be­ people to perform cus­ ford has a full time OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ FE N C E Installer. Expe­ BOOKKEEPER/GIrl Fri­ MIDDLETOWN. Thriv­ SOUTHERN New Eng­ COVENTRY. New Colon­ reliable full time sales nefits. No experience tomer service and gen­ rience not necessary. rienced or will train. ing Auto Window Tint­ NggseKeeperi opening for a regis­ day for growlno small land closslfleld ads ials and Contemporar­ person. Retail expe­ tered X-Ray Techni­ necessary. We need eral office duties. Must have Class II Manchester Fence, 646- ing Business for sale. reach nearly 800,000 ies. Cedar siding, 2f r'T^w^x^* i* * » '» • % 5. • • • • f » r ^ «• Ft tklt i HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS L0T8/LAND APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR RENT SMALL Condamlnlum NEW Listing In South MANCHESTER. Spa­ BOLTON. Enlov spectac­ FOREST Ridge Town- B O LTO N . From 1-3acre$. MANCHESTER. 2 and 3 ular views of the au­ house. V/2 baths, 3 bed­ Complex. Unlaue set­ Approved building lots Spcdoli» D # t f ! Manchester near % cious well cared for bedroom apartments. Country Club. Authen­ Lvdall Woods, 3 bed­ tumn foliage from the MANCHESTER rooms, 1900sauare feet up. Second floor unit In on acre of distinct Coll 64SB201. ______tic Garrison Colonial, room, Vh both Colon­ deck of this fleldstone of living space, fire­ with 1 bedroom on 3rd homes. From $95,000. accented home. The place, alrcondltlonlng, floor. Four rooms, 2 Flano Realty, Gallery EAST HARTFORD. One beautiful Insode and ial featuring 1st floor <168.000 bedroom, on busline, out. Three bedrooms, views Inside are lust as deck with view. Par­ bedrooms. Convenient of Homes, 646-5200.D i m JCLEANINO PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS family room, 1st floor MRCELLANEOUS appliances, wall to wall 1.5 baths, 2 cor garage. laundry, loads of stor­ captivating. Country Impeccably maintained tially finished walk-out location, plenty of MANCHESTER. Ap­ lOZIsERVHXS I S J PAPERING SERVICES SERVICES kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 bedroom ranch. At­ basement. Pool, tennis parking and storage. carpeting. $S00/month $249,900. Dave, 649- age and attached gar­ proved lot zoned for 2 plus utilities. 568-1054. 0048, T .J . Crockett, 643- age. Low maintenance 2'/i baths, comfortable tached garage. New court. Priced to sell at Built as Condominiums family home. City wa­ NO time to clean your NAME your own reaso­ GSL Building Mainte­ 1577.______fees and a price that's fireplaced family roof and gutters. Desir­ $159,000. Call owner at In 1981. Asking only ter, sewer and oas. house? Let us do It for nable price, pother 8> HAWNESTIKESERVIGE nance Co. Commercl- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ room. Oon't miss this 647-0748. $79,900. Strano Real room apartment with VERNON. Save that $100 hard to beat. Reduced able neighborhood. $125,000. Flano Realty, you I Inexpensive, with Son Painting and Pap­ Buoksl, truck S chipper. Stump al/ResIdentlal building to $154,900. Century 21 one. $209,000 Flano FIV E Room, 2Som Los Angeles Dodgers owner Pe­ Orosco, Alejandro Pena, Steve Boston Red Sox lost to St. Louis in seven games in M orv Blolt Oriental rug, $100. 643- Hatcher, who signed as a free ter O’Malley has the World Series Sax, Mike Scioscia, John Shelby, 1946. 0842. agent in 1987, earned $300,000 this / M O R I^W BROTHERS / SCafiTiKil? title in his pocket, he may have to Mario Soto and Fernando Schmidt, perhaps the best all-around third USED CAR season and will be looking for a ^ ^EXIT6aORM4 reach for his wallet. Valenzuela. baseman of all-time, went l-for-20 as Philadelphia ENDROLLS hefty raise. lost the 1983 Series to Baltimore in five games. His FURNITURE SPECIALS The Dodgers have 11 players Scioscia, who earned $1 million z r v t width - 2S0 M-meniBsiiiin 647-1588 " I think Mickey exemplifies this season, has an option on his only hit was a broken-bat single. ISKi width • 2 for 28B eligible to file for free agency in WATERBED. King size. 6 what this team is all about,” left contract and the Dodgers are ^ d ie Murray, Baltimore’s big hitter, went MU ST be picked up at the the next 15 days and must make hitless in the last five games o f the 1979 Series. The drawer base, large HersM Oftlee Monday thru decisons on several aging players fielder Kirk Gibson said. "This expected to pick it up. headboard, dark wood. B6 MERCURY '8 0 FORD '8 5 BUICK '8 5 OLDS OLDS Orioles went down with him, losing the final three Thursday before 11 e.m.only. ’86 who finished the season with team always believed in itself. I But what about Valenzuela? Excellent condition. F1S0 CENTURY CUTLASS SUP. got hurt and the team accepted The left-hander earned $2.05 games and falling to Pittsburgh in seven. $375. 646-2194 or 289- COUBAR CUTLASS CIERA serious injuries. Rad. Auto. AM/FM, . Blaok, Badllnar, Cuat 4 Dr, beige, Blue, Auto, AC, that I would be out. And Mickey million in 1988 but went down with Winfield still hears about 1981. In his only World 9321.______AM/FM auto. AC, AM/FM Auto, AC, WMta TAR AC. Power Windows AM/FM. P. Wind. Repeating as world champions steps in and fills m y role and I a shoulder injury in July. There is Series, he went l-for-22 as the New York Yankees QUEEN Size waterbed, 3 lost to Los Angeles. £] upholstered chairs, 6 SALES *7925 *6595 *5.999 *7595 isn't easy. The last team to filled his. We had a team no guarantee he will ever be the foot borrel bar, 10 foot accomplish the feat was the approach that kept us together.” same dominating pitcher he was Winfield has been one of the most productive 1977-78 New York Yankees. and the Dodgers may want to pay players in baseball for more than a decade, but his dresser/desk unit, 4 di­ NOTICE. Connactlcut Gan- '8 7 HONDA But it will take some U.S. green rectors chairs. All erol Statute 23-45 prohibits ' 8B UNCOLN ’85 MERC. BR. ’87 MERC. '88 T R AN S AM One of the Dodgers' heroes in to keep the Dodger Blue together him accordingly. failure to produce in those six games continues to Items like new. Fair the posting of advertise­ TOWN CAR ACCORD MARQUIS SABLE haunt him. Yankees owner George Steinbrenner offers accepted. 649- ments bv onv person, firm or FORMULA corporation on a telegraph, FuSy Loaded LXI, Loaded 4 Dr. Auto. AC. 4 Dr., Auto. AC, Bleok, Auto, AC. never fails to mention the slump when his on-again, 8165. telephone, electric light or AM/FM P.WInd. AM/FM, P. Wind. off-again feud with Winfield is back on. ELECTRIC Recllner lift power pole or to a tree, *13.999 *9999 Schmidt files for free agency Playing off on Reggie Jackson’s "Mr. October” chair. Sold new for shrub, reck, or anv other •7999 *8595 *11.999 natural oblectwltheuto writ­ nickname, Steinbrenner once called Winfield “ Mr. $1400. 1 year old. In NEW YORK (AP) - Mike in, his lowest totals since 1973, his “ I am disappointed but cer­ excellent condition. ten permit for the purpose of May.” $495. Call 228-9160 foran protecting It or the pubi Ic and BO PLY. '86 CHEV ‘87 CAMARO ’80 TOYOTA ’81 TOYOTA Schmidt, rejecting the contract first full season in the big leagues. tainly understand his right to The best player to have the worst Series skid was carries a fine of up to SSO for become a free agent,” Phillies appointment. eoch offense.______ARROW CELEBRITY IROC Z-28 offered by the Phillies as inade­ He had surgery for a tom right Gil Hodges. He was O-for-21 in 1952 and Brooklyn lost Auto, AC. T-tope, CAMRY STARLET rotator cuff Sept. 7 and did not owner Bill Giles said. "We will lOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB TAG sale. 96 Elizabeth pickup, Auto, AC. 810. Wg.. AT. AC. 5 Spd. AC. std. Trans, White. quate, filed for free agency to the Yankees in seven games. Cap AM AM/FM Ceaa. Friday and his agent said the play after Aug. 12. continue to make every effort to Drive, October 22 and Maroon, Loaded AM/FM AM/FM The record for futility is O-for-22 by Dal Maxvill The Zoning Board of Appeoli 23. Bar stools, six piece third baseman would seek to He made $2.15 million this year sign Mike and are still hopeful he will hold o public heorlno on •2999 *2150 for St. Louis in 1968. Oakland’s Dick Green was Thursday, October 27th, at chrome and maroon *11.999 leave Philadelphia. and the Phillies contributed an will end his career in a Phillies O-for-13 in the 1074 Series against Los Angeles, but 7:00 p.m. to heor the follow­ family room furniture, “ We have filed for free agency additional $100,000 in his name to uniform. We feel we made Mike a was voted MVP because of his fine fielding. ing appeal; canning and freezing and are looking elsewhere,” said charity. His contract would have very fair and reasonable offer In this Oakland-Los Angeles matchup, Canseco John and Kathleen supplies and '85 SAAB 000 '8 5 CHEVY 84 FORD 88 VW CALL FOR Arthur Rosenberg, Schmidt’s extended to 1989 at the same and will continue to keep the lines and McGwire weren’t so lucky. Canseco got off to a Smvthe of 7S South Rooo miscellaneous.______TURBO BLAZER THUNDERBIRD SIROCCO INFORMATION for o side line variance tc Std., TWO Tone, agent. “ We feel there is a list of salary but did not because of his of communication open.” great start, hitting a grand slam in Game 1, but was construct o garage. TAG Sole. Saturday, Oc- Auto, Fully Loaded Loaded, Must Seal AC, S Spd, P. Wind, ON RECENT {3 tober 22,9-4. Household Red/Black. AM/FM AM/FM teams that could certainly use injury. Catcher Ozzie Virgil of the hitless in his final 18 at-bats. McGwire’s lone hit was JOHN H. ROBERTS Items, furniture. 278 DAILY Mike’s help and they are the ones Schmidt has 542 career homers, Atlanta Braves and infielder Chairman, ZBA *9999 *6999 a winning home run in Game 3. Woodland Street. Rain $7999 *8999 ARRIVALS! we will contact first.” seventh on the all-time list, and Harry Spilman of the Houston 033-10 "The next World Series that Jose Canseco gets date, October 29th. Schmidt batted .249 this season has played his entire 17-year Astros also filed for free agency into, he’ll be dynamite,” Oakland manager Tony La with 12 homers and 62 runs batted career in Philadelphia. Friday. Russa said. ■t I > j . Sports in Brief ScorebcNird Sports in Brief Scoreboard

MHS football on road Sabrss 5. Canadlsns 3 Third Period—5, New York, Lofleur 2 Football iJusrirteTHisTiMe Three share golf lead (Mullen, Patrick), 5:30. Penalties— WTlieWtt, W ijw. Was (holdine), 15:09; Nllon, VERNON ------The Manchester High football oF'iei«»WE've®T G U LF BREEZE, Fla. (A P ) - Mark Hayes, Scott Hockey AAontreol o i 1—3 N Y (h o o k ln g ),19:99. team will be at Rockville High today at 1:30 p.m. in a WWTBTlle ButfO le 4 1 0 - 8 Sh o ts on go a l— N .Y . R a n ge rs W-7-11— 28. Hoch and John Cook tied for the se(x>nd-round lead Rrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Andreychuk 5 Washington HI66-22. CCC East Division encounter. The Indians, coming NFL standings lTiMpcFVeflR?J at 9-under-par 135 Friday in the $400,000 Pensacola (Tucker, AAaguIre), 5:54. Z Buffalo, Follgno Power-play Opportunities— N.Y. off a 34-16 win over Windham, are 1-2 in the league Open. NHL standings 4(Ruuttu,Arnlel),7:31.3,Buffolo,Sheppard Rangers 3 of 8; Washington 1 of 7. 3 (Turgeon, Houslev), 10:27. 4, Buffalo, Guiles—N.Y. Rangers, FToese, 316 and 2-3 overall. Rockville is 1-1 in the CCC East and AMERICAN CONFERENCE One stroke behind the leaders were Lance Ten WALES CONFERENCE Follgno 5 (Ruuttu, Houslev), 18:45 (pp). (22 shots-21 saves). Washington, Peelers, 3-2 overall. Rockville dumped Hartford Public last E a st Broeck, Ken Green and brothers Curt and Tom Fotrkk DivMefl PeiKiltles— Follgno, But (holding), 11:52; 330 (139), AAalorchuk (8:17second, 1815). week, 45-6. W L T Pet. FF FA W L T Fh OF OA Hartman, But (slashim ), 14:25; Carbon- B u ffa lo 6 1 0 .157 14S 119 Byrum, the tatter shooting a 64, the lowest score of Ph llo de litala 5 1 0 10 26 17 neou, AAon (tripping) ,16:53. A — 16606. In boys’ soccer action. East Catholic (5-5-1) will M ia m i 4 3 0 .571 129 124 the tournament and the lowest of his career on the NY Rongers 4 2 1 9 21 17 Second Period—5, Buffalo, Andreychuk 6 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Unesmen— be at Fairfield Prep today at 10:30 a.m. N .Y . Je ts 3 3 1 .500 138 134 Pittsburgh 4 2 0 8 36 29 (Tucker), 1:54 (pp). 6, Montreal, Corson 3 Wayne Bonney, Leon Stickle. N ew E n g la n d 3 4 0 .429 105 169 PGA Tour. N Y Isla n d e rs 3 2 1 7 18 20 (Svobodo, Metier), 10:36 (pp). 7, AAontreol, In other local soccer action, the Manchester In d ia n a p o lis 2 5 0 .286 134 156 Dan Pohl, Howard Twitty and Ray Stewart were New JeiW 3 4 0 6 25 30 Smith 6 (MePhee, Corson), 16:03 (pp). Community College men’s soccer team (3-10) will C entral Washington 2 5 0 4 28 33 Penalties— Chellos, Mon (roughing), :25; C in cin n a ti 6 1 0 .857 192 134 two strokes behind the leaders at 137. Adorns Division Smith, AAon (hooking), 7:14; Holkldls, host the Community College of Rhode Island at 1 H o u sto n 5 2 0 .714 153 152 The three leaders, the Byrum brothers and the B oston 5 2 0 10 29 20 But (holding), 10:00; MePhee, Mon (Mgh- Transactions p.m. at the McCormick Athletic Complex on aevelond 4 3 0 .571 101 95 trio at 137 alt played in the morning before strong Q uebec 4 3 0 8 29 26 stlcklng), 11:20; Andi^huk, But (trlp- campus. Plflsburgh 1 6 0 .143 130 192 B u ffalo 4 4 0 8 31 33 plno), 13:47; Holkldls (Nglvstlcklna),14;29; winds and a brief rain shower hit the 7,033-yard, Montreol 3 5 0 6 29 32 Tucker, But (hlghetlcklng), 16:54; Skrud- FOOTBALL Denver 4 3 0 .571 146 101 par-72 course at Tiger Bay Golf and Country Club. Hartford 2 4 0 4 20 27 lond, Mon (hlgh-sttcklno), 16:54; Skrud- Nottenol FeetapR Lewgue Seattle 4 3 0 .571 131 129 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE lond, M o n (h o ld in g), 19:58. NFL— Suspended Mike Bell, Kansas UConnIteams In action L .A . R a id e rs 3 4 0 .429 168 186 The final two rounds will be played Saturday and Norris Division Third Period—8, AAontreol, Corson 4 City Chiefs' defensive end, for 30 days for San D ie g o 2 5 0 .286 102 153 Sunday by 79 golfers who shot even-par 144 or below W L T FfS OF OA (Charbonneau, Richer), 11:02 (pp). vlotatlng the league's substance abuse K a n sa s C ity 1 5 1 .214 96 125 in the first 36 holes. To ro n to 6 3 0 12 38 26 Perxiltles— Krupp, But (tripping), 7:00; policy. STORRS-t- The Universityof (Connecticut football NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Louis 3 2 1 7 26 26 Ramsey, But (hlghetlcklng), 10:38; GREEN BAY PACKERS-SIgned Don team will entertain the University of Maine in E a st Detroit 2 3 2 6 26 34 Hogue, But (cross-checking), 14:02; AAalkowskI, auarterbock, to a tw o-year N .Y . G ia n ts 4 3 0 .571 154 152 Billy Andrade 6873— 139 Minnesota 1 5 1 3 22 29 Ruuttu, Buf(hlgh^cklng), 17:52; Cor­ contract. Placed Kenneth Davis, running Yankee C^erence action today at 1 p.m. at Phoenix 4 3 0 .571 177 157 Long Beach State at Akron, night Tommy Armour 7168— 139 Chicago 16 1 3 31 41 son, Mon (slashing), 19:38. bock, on Inlured reserve. Memorial w d iu m . The Huskies are 2-2 in the the W ash in gton 4 3 0 .571 179 154 Youngstown State at Bowling Green R o y B a rr 6 9 7 8 -1 3 9 Chiefs’ Bell suspended Smyth# Division NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Announced Ball State at Central Michigan Don Halldorson, 67-72— 139 conference jgsd 4-2 overall while Maine is 3-2 in the P h ilad e lp h ia 3 4 0 .429 155 137 Calgary 4 1 1 9 33 18 Shots on goal— AAontreol 181315—42. that Stan Brock, tackle, will be out for the D a lla s 2 5 0 .286 115 142 Northern Iowa at Eastern Illinois Richard Cromwell 7 8 7 0 -1 4 0 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Kansas City Los Angeles 4 3 0 8 37 37 Buffalo 96-1— 18. remainder of the season. YanCCon ani|.'4-2 overall. C entral Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan, Dave Rummells 7870— 140 Edmonton 3 2 2 8 27 29 Power-ploy Opportunities— AAontreol 3 NEW YORK GIANTS—Placed Damian night T im N o rris 71-69-140 defensive end Mike Bell, who served time in 1986 on On Sunday, the University of (Connecticut men’s C h ic a g o 6 1 0 .857 147 74 Vancouver 2 4 2 6 24 20 of 9; Buffalo 2 of & Johnson, offensive guard, on Inlured M in n e so ta 4 3 0 .571 135 118 Michigan State at Illinois Lennie Clements 6971— 140 a cocaine conviction, has been suspended by the Winnipeg 1 3 2 4 16 28 Goalies— AAontreol, Roy, 336 (6 shots-3 reserve. soccer teait£ 11-5-1, will host Penn State at 1 p.m. at G reen B o v 2 5 0 .286 143 139 Illinois State at Indlaira State- Bruce Zobrlskl 7 8 7 0 -1 4 0 N F L for 30 days for violating the league’s substance Frtdoy's Oomes sayes),Hoyward(10:27flrst,1310).Buffalo, NEW YORK JETS—Waived Domingo the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. The Huskies have T am pa B a y 2 5 0 .286 131 167 Kansas at Iowa State AAark WIebe 6971— 140 B u ffalo 5, AAontreol 3 Puppo, 316 (4339). Bryant, safety. Acitvied (taorge D e troit 1 6 0 .143 95 147 Nebraska at Kansas State Rick Pearson 7870— 140 abuse policy, the (%iefs said Friday. TorontoA Detrolt2 A — 15,734. Radachowskv, safety, from Inlured won nine of their last 10 matches. Ohio University ot Kent State Jo d ie M u d d 7 1 6 9 -1 4 0 Neither the (Chiefs nor the N F L said what New Jersey 6b Pittsburgh 4, Referee— Dan AAorouelll. Linesmen— reserve. N ew O rle a n s 6 1 0 .857 160 131 Toledo at Miami, O. Mike McCullough 6872— 140 New York Rangers 8 Washington 1 Ron Rnn, Brian Murphy. L.A . R a m s 5 2 0 .714 199 130 Indiana at Michigan Jay Don Blake 7268— 140 substance was involved. Bell will be treated as an San F rq n c isc o 5 2 0 .714 166 141 Dhio State at Minnesota, night Bill Britten 6971— 140 outpatient at a drug-treatment facility. S atu rd a y’s O om e s Whalers host the Flyers A tlan ta 1 6 0 .143 126 197 Wisconsin at Northwestern J im Benepe 7268— 140 Tom Condon, Bell’s agent, declined to comment Quebec at New York Islanders, 7:05 Su n day, Oct. 13 Air Force at Notre Dome Buddy Gardner 7268— 140 p.m. Maple Leafs 4, Red Wings 2 HAR’TFORD — The Hartford Whalers (2-4) will Dallas at Philadelphia. 1 p.m. Iowa at Purdue John AAahoffev 7369^141 and said he had advised Bell to make no comment. Chlcogo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Bowling Denver at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Northern Illinois at Southern Illinois Rocco AAedlate 6972— 141 The Chiefs and Bell were advised ’Thursday night Philadelphia at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Terente i i g—4 host the Philadelphia Flyers (5-1) tonight at 7:30 at Sou thw est R on Streck 6972— 141 Detroit of Kansas City, 1 p.m. that Bell was being put on the non-football illness Buffalo at AAontreol, 8:05 p.m. D e troit 1 1 8_4 the Hartford Civic (Center. The Whalers are coming Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Lomor at Arkansas State, night Clark Burroughs 6873— 141 Calgary at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Sharpies 1 Powder Puff off a 5-4 loss to the Canadiens Wednesday night in Los Angeles Raiders at New Orleans, 1 Arkansds at Houston Barry Joeckel 6973— 142 list. Boston at SI. Louis, 8:35 p.m. (Oates, O'Connell), 7:19 (pp). Z Toronto, p.m. Missouri at Oklahoma State Jim Hallett 7 2 7 0 -1 4 2 Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. F e rg u s 3, 15:34. Pe n altie s— H g g in s, D e l Madeline DIeterle 180-454, Darlene Montreal. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Alabanxi State vs. Prairie View A SM at K im Y o u n g 6874— 142 Svndoy'B OoiiMS (Interference), 5:09; Leeman, Tor (stash­ L a d a b o u c h e 464. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Austin, Texas, night B ra d Fabel 7872— 142 Washington at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. ing), 5:44; AAarsh, Tor (holding), 11:33. New York Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. North Texas at Sam Houston State, J im D ent 71-71— 142 Upset helps Dukakis? New Jersey at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Second Period—3, Toronto, Veitch 1 Jazz trim roster Washington vs. Green Bay at Mil­ n l i ^ B o b P ro b e n 142 Calgary at Philadelphia, 7:05 pm . (Leeman, OdMine), 9:14. 4, Toronto, LaVae Industrial waukee, 4 p.m. McNeese State at Southwest Texas Mike NIcolette 7367— 142 Quebec at New York Rangers, 7:35 AAarols 5 (Damphousse, Leeman), 10:05 State Brad Bryant 7^70— 142 LOS ANGELES (AP) - ’The Los Angeles Norman Jaaulth 220-217-630, Phil SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - ’The Utah Jazz New York Jets at Miami, 4 p.m. p.m. (pp). 5, Detroit, Norwood 3 (Yzermon, Masse 213227-20()^^, Mac Segar 253 Seattle at Los Angeles Roms, 4 p.m. Eastern Woshlngtonot Stephen F. Austin, Donnie Hammond 71-71— 142 Dodgers’ upset victory in the World Series has given Edmonton at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. Dotes), 13:09 (pp). 6, Toronto, OMorne 2 requested waivers Friday on four guards, including n ight David Peoples 6 ^ 7 ^ } 42 620, Joe Morgelony 225-605, Perry Indianapolis at Son Otego, 4 p.m. hope to some more famous underdogs: the (Olezyk, Leeman), 14:41. Penalties— Phillips 207, Roger Lagace 213201-202- second-round draft pick Jeff Moe and third-round Cleveland at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Rice at Texas ASM Tom Pernice 7369— 142 Delorme, Del (holding), :33; Curran, Bavlar at Texas Christian B o b L o h r Democrats. NHL rssults 618, Pat Castaona 202-582, Lenny Angell selection Ricky Grace. Monday, Oct. M 72-70— 142 Tor, mlnor-molor (tripping, fighting), 233587, John KozIckI 551, Ken Sessa 226, Son Francisco at Chicago, 9 p.m. Mississippi Valley State at Texas South­ Mike Donald 7271— 143 The Dodgers surprising defeat of the Oakland 8:42; Graves, Del, mlnor-malor (Insti­ ern, n ight Gene Sauers 6875— 143 Dsvlls 6, Psnguins 4 Joe Paggloll 208576, Brian Brovm 200, Also cut were Eddie Hughes, a free agent signed Athletics may be a boost to the Michael Dukakis gator, fighting), 8:42; Kotsopoulos, Tor Pete Beaudry 231-243668, Al Senna F o r West Jo h n In m an 7 8 7 3 -1 4 3 (roughing), 8:48; MacLjeon, Del (rough last season, and free agent Ron Rowan. UCLA at Arizona, night Tommy Brannen 208203587, Leon Bilodeau 218568, Paul 6974— 143 campaign, with history showing the Democrats Plllsburgh 2 1 0 - 4 lng),8:48; Kocur, Del (unsportsmanlike Charette 212-573, John McCarthy 559, Montana at Boise State, night David Canipe 6974— 143 New Jeney 1 I 1-6 conduct), 9:14; lofrate. Tor (Interfer­ College football schedule Temple at Californio having a clear edge in presidential elections when Joe Parker 213218601, (Jeorge Russell Ernie (Sonzalez ^ 7 4 — 143 Rrst Period— 1, New Jersey, Verbeek 2 ence), 12:39; Wregget, Tor, served by 201-227-598, Brian KozIckI 208572, Dick Oklahoma at Colorado, night Joey Rassett 72-71— 143 the National League wins. (Brolen), 1:38 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, Brown 6 AAarols (stashing),13:44; NIILDet (Interfer­ Son Diego State at Colorado State Murphy 213569, (jarv Rawson 238590, The m alor college football schedule for Bruce Soulsby 7368— 143 Since 1908, the Democrats have won five of seven ( C o f f ^ , Le m le u x), 3:27 (pp). 3, R ttsb u ra h , ence), 13:44; Toronto bench, served by Gary Cyr 213552, Tom Tomlinson Televison and Radio Saturday,Oct.22: Brigham Young at Hawaii, night Robert Thompson 7370— 143 C unneyw orth 5 (Coffey, Q uinn), 18:25. Damphousse (too many men on Ice), Weber State at Idaho, night elections when the National League finished on top, 213218582, Bob Bassett 221-574, Dan E a st AAark Calcovecchlo 6974— 143 Penalties— (jykstra, R t (hlghetlcfclng), 16:24; Yzerm on, D e l (M g h stlc k ln g ), 17:57. Cockerham 233590, Nick MarattI 227- Holy Cross at Brown Nevodo-Reno at AAontana State Ken B ro w n 71.7^— 144 but have lost eight of 13 elections when the :51;AAocljean,NJ(hooklna),2:16; Verbeek, Texos-EI Poso at New Mexico 576, Mike Flellsteod 233591, Barry Davidson at Colgate Mike Keller 7272— 144 American League prevailed. NJ (Interference), 4:55; Errey, Pit (rough­ Third Period— None. Penalties— Curran, PInnev 203, Fred Twarkins 212, <3ary Bucknell at Columbia Fullerton State at New Mexico State, Colvin Peete 71-73— 144 ing), 9:08; Korn, NJ (roughing), 9:08; Tor, malor (fighting), 7:52; Kocur, Dot, n ight Valuer# 211, Barry Flanagan 552, Andy TODAY Molne at Connecticut Forrest FSzler 71-73— 144 “ The Republicans must be mourning the Clrella, NJ (cross-checking), 10:32; molor (fighting), 7:52; Solmlng, Tor Michaud 218238627, Dan Tylutkl 203, Cornell at Dartmouth Idaho State at Northern Arizona Dovid Dgrin 7371— 144 Burke, NJ, served by Verbeek (delay of (sloshing), 12:(M; Kotsopoulos, Tor Noon — College football: Iowa at Purdue, NESN Washington at Oregon American League loss last night since it foreshad­ Bill Calhoun 218593, Carl Barnard Massachusetts at Delaware B o b G lid e r 6975— 144 ga m e ), 16:16. (roughing), 16:18; Burr, DM, double minor 208562. 12:30 p.m. — College football: A ir Force at Notre AAercyhurst at Lafayette Sacramento State at Pacific, night Chris Perry 7874— 144 ows a Republican loss on Nov. 8 in the World Series Second Period— 4, New Jersey, Driver 1 (tripping, ro < « h ln g), 16:18. Utah State at Son Jose State Dame, Chs. 5, 18 Towson State at Lehigh Pot McGowan 71-73— 144 of Politics,’’ said Steve Hoperaft, a Dukakis (MocLeon, AAuller), 3:21. 5, Pittsburgh, Shots on goal— Toronto 69-2— 19. Detroit Northeastern at New Hampshire. Oregon State at Stanford Denis Watson 7371— 144 Lemleux 10 (Coffey, Errey), 9:29. 6, New 8-8-13— 29. Tae-Tolalars 12:30 p.m. — College football: Harvard at Yale at Penn Arizona State at Washington State John Huston 7874— 144 spokesman. Jersey, Muller 812:20 (pp). 7, New Jonty, Power-ploy Opportunities— Toronto 1 of Navy at Pitt Utah at Wyoming Steve Jones 6975— 144 But Republicans have recent history on their side. Korn 1 (AAuller, MocLeon), 13:05. 8, 5; Detroit 2 of 5, Helen Gaffney 181-482, Gall Hartzoo Princeton, ESPN 203526, Cindy Crackett 188208518, Harvard at Princeton Failed to auoiifv Ronald Reagan bucked tradition to win the White Pittsburgh, Lemleux 11 (Brown, Hllller), Goalies— Toronto, wregget, 330 (29 1 p.m. — College football: Maine at Connecticut, Richmond at Rhode Islond Bill Buttner 7372— 145 16:53. Penalties— Hannan, R t (roughing), shots-27 sayes). Detroit, Stefan,336(1915). Terry Kotsch 488, Jessie Williams WKHT, W ILI (1400-AM) Arm y vs. Rutgersot East Rutherford,N.J. David Edwards 7372— 145 House in 1980 after the Philadelphia Phillies of the 4:25; AAocleon, NJ (roughing), 4:25; 211-178530, Gayla Butcher 458, Ctathy Terronce Dill 7372— 145 National League beat the Kansas City Royals. Hannan, Rt, misconduct, 5:51; Errey, Pit A — 19673. Donlln 469, Chris Browning 198665, 2:30 p.m. — College football: Penn State at Boston College at West Virginia Jim (tallogher 7372— 145 (hlgtvetlcklng), 7:10; Kurvers, NJ (hook­ Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen— Claudette Mortens 183467, Betty Bailey Alabama. (Channel 3 South G o lf Webb Heintzelman 71-74— 145 ing), 8:25; Tobaracd, Rt, served by Ron Asselstine, M ark Pore. 460, Wendy Mancinl 450, Donna Buck Penn State vs. Alabama at Birmingham Mike Hammond 7273— 145 Cunneyworth (Interference), 8:48; Bus­ 191-510, Betty M olorca 181, Lynne W ells 3:30 p.m. — College football: Indiana at A la. Greg Powers 7875— 145 kos, Pit (Interferenoe), 10:53; Rrawlev. 179452, Dot H ills 467, Lee Bean 197-173 Michigan, Channel 8 Southern University at Alcorn State T om Sh aw 7372— 145 John Elway won’t start Pit, m alor (fighting), 10:53; Wotonln, NJ, Rangers 4, CapHals 1 512, Ellle W ilson 456, Sue Smith 193198 7:30 p.m. — Flyers at Whalers, Sports(Channel, Eost Tennessee State at Appalachian Brian Tennyson 7372— 145 malor (fighting), 10:53; CIrelta, NJ 534, Shirley adrldge 203218198606, State Pensacola Open scoras Dole Shellman 7978— 145 (trtppino), 13:19. Denise Grunberg 181-499, Barbara Sei­ WTIC Mississippi State at Auburn L a r ry M iz e ^ 7 6 -.1 4 5 DENVER (A P ) — Injured John Elway “ defi­ N.Y. Row gen 2 t 1— 4 fert 179183499, Barbara Seifert 179183 8 p.m. — College football: Oklahoma at Colorado, Middle Tennessee State at Austin Peay GULF BREEZE, Flo. (AP) — Scoresatter George Archer 7373— 146 nitely won’t start’’ for the Denver Broncos against Third Period—9, New Jersey, AAuller 5 Woshiwgten 1 8 6—1 499, Fran MIsserl 173188453, Robin Boston Unlyersity at The atodel, night the second round Friday of theS400,000 Brian Cloar 7274— 146 (Brolen, D'Callahan), 3:27 (pp). 10, New R rst Period— 1, Washington, Christian 7 Titus 22851Z Michele Richard 188178 ESPN Maryland at Duke Pensacola Open played on the 7,033-yard, Steve Thomas 7876— 146 Pittsburgh Sunday, Coach Dan Reeves said, ending Jersey, Lolselle 1 (Vellschek), 15:41. (Gustafsson, Stevens), 3:03 (pp). Z New 508, Anne-Marie Dondero 204-452, Ellen 8:30 p.m. — Bruins at Flyers, Channel 38 Syracuse at EOst Carolina por-72 Tiger Point Golf and Country M ik e Sm ith 7872— 146 a string of 65 straight starts for the quarterback. Penalties— Buskos, R t (roughing), 1:08; York, Dionne 1 (Sondstrom, Leelch), 7:52 Jones 178, Liz Graham 190, Chris (pp). 3, New York, Patrick 1 (Leetch, Zimmerman 223177-567, Pat Thibodeau 9:30 p.m. — College football: UCLA at Arizona, South Carolina State at Florida ASM, Club course: Lorry Ziegler 7876— 146 AAalev, NJ (roughing), 1:08; R.Brown, night M a rk H a ye s 66-69— 135 Chip Sullivan 7274— 146 Reeves made it official Thursday, saying veteran R t (high-sticking), 2:09; M.Johnson, Dionne), 17:29 (pp). Penalties— Poeschefc, 178472, Lou Toutaln 188483, BobbI NESN Louisiana Tech at Rorlda State Jo h n C o o k 67-68— 135 AAark L y e 71-75— 146 backup Gary Kubiak would make his first start in NJ (sloshing), 2:09; Cunneyworth, New York, m alor (fighting), :14; Hatcher, Amendolea 191-503, Linda Levesque 11:30 p.m. — (College football: Brigham Young at Bethune-Cookmanot Georgia Southern Scott H och 6867— 135 Jeff Coston 7870— 146 nearly four years. Pit (roughing), 2:»; AAuller, NJ Was, malor (flghttno), ;14; Nllon,NY, 181-487, Bert Toutaln 178478. Jackson State at Grambllng, night La n c e Ten B ro e ck 66-7D— 136 Roy Blancatana 7 3 7 4 -1 4 7 (tripping), 7:08; Hannan, Pit (trip­ mlnor-molor (Instlgalor, tlghttna),1:21; Hawaii. ESPN North Carolina A&T at H ow ard Curt Byrum 67-69^136 Elw ay’s sprained ankle continued to show ping), 9:40; J.Johnson, Pit (roughing), Corriveau, Was, mlnor-m alor (high- BOP Woman V M I at James IModlson T o m B y ru m 7264— 136 improvement Thursday. He was not in pads, but he 11:35; Lolselle, NJ (roughing), 11:35; sticking, flohllno), 1:21; Petit, N Y (Interfer­ Georgia at Kentucky, night K e n G reen 6868— 136 Buskos, Rt, nwjor (tlahtlng), 17:08; ence), 1:21; (Justafsson, Was (cross­ Donna LaPoInte 181-482, Joyce Tyler SUNDAY Western Illinois at U b e ^ jogged a little, back-pedaled and threw a few Cunneyworth, Pit (hlat^tlcklng), 17:08; checking), 6:39; Ridley, Was (hooking), 191-191-554, Carolyn W ilson 451, Cell Roy H ow ard T w itty 6968— 137 457. 12:30 p.m. — Motorsports: AC Delco 500, ESPN Tennessee-Chottanooga at Marshall R o y Stew art 71-66— 137 passes. He still, however, hasn’t been able to plant J.Johnson, Pit (roughing), 17:08; AAoley, 11:20; Dohlen, N Y (hoMlno), 13:0; DeBlols, Scholastic NJ, malor (fighting), 17:08; AAuller, NJ NY (stashing), 15:39; Hunter, Was 1 p.m. — Patriots at Bills, Channel 30, WDRC Tennessee at Memphis State D an P o h l 66-71— 137 his right foot firm ly and throw the ball with Onclnnotl at Miami, Fla. D o v e Elch e lb e rge r 6969— 138 (roughing), 17:08; Driyer, NJ (elbowtng), (charging), 16:19; Stevens, Was (hold­ U.8. Mixed (AM-1360) Tennessee State at Moreheod State K e n n y P e rry 66-72— 138 authority. 17:08; Coffey, RLm lnor-m Isconduct (high- in g), 1 6 :& 1 p.m. — Giants at Falcons. Channel 3 Delaware State at Morgan State B illy R o y B ro w n 6969— 138 Elway was expected to suit up for the game, but sticking), 17:55; Lolselle, NJ (hlgh- Second Period— 4, New York, Mullen 4 M ike Vrissis 508, John KozIckI 203233 Georgia Tech at North Carolina B ru ce Lletzke 7167— 138 MHS JV boys’ soccer stlcklng), 17:55; R.Brown, R t (boarding), (DIoiHie, Patrick), 8:17 (pp). Penalties— 627, Joe Kennedy 208, Jeff Warner 2:30 p.m. — Horse Racing: Budweiser Laurel Clemson at North Carolina State A ndrew IM ogee 7868— 138 Reeves said he would be used “ only if we have to.’ ’ 18:39; M.Johnson, NJ (charging), 18:39. Rochefort, NY (frippina), :21; Stevens, 201-568, Bob Skoglund 553, Rich Pecker International, Chs. 8,40 Northeast Louisiana ys. Northwestern L o re n R ob erts 6870— 138 The Manchester High lunlor yorslty Was (roughlna), 3:52; Nltan, NY, double 219561, Dave Fenn 213563, Charlie Louisiana at Shreyeport, La., night F re d C ouples 7068— 138 boys' socM r team continued In Impres- Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 106-4—22. minor (roughing), 3:52; Hunter, Was Moselskv 215, VIn Urban 221, Fred 3:30 p.m. — Basketball: McDonald’s Open, Chs. Southern Mississippi at Southwestern K e n n y K n o x 7068— 138 slve sty le R Id oy with a 8 1 w in o y e r h o st New J e rse y 8-16-11— 65. (roughing), 3:52; Sondstrom, NY, mlnor- KozIckI 205, Donna V rIssIs 503, Sue Cots 8,40 Louisiana, night Rob ert W renn 67-71— 138 South Windsor High. Brian Wry, Mike Name misspelled Power-ploy Opportunities—Rttsburgh 1 mlsconduct (roughing), 3:52; Miller, Was 460, Linda Cromwell 485, Edith Mason 4 p.m. — Jets at Dolphins, Channel 30 Western Kentucky at Tennessee Tech Bobby Wodklns 7068—138 Tomeo, Troy Guntulls and Peter Farley of 6; New Jersey 3 of 7. (holdine), 3:52; Potrick, NY (trlpRng), 479, Sue Hole 471, Sandy Cullen 471, Lou Louisville at Tutane H oi Sutton 67-71— 138 had the goals whi le Matt Belcher, Lucas G o alie s— Pittsb u rgh , T o b a ra c d (21 4:48; Corriveau, Was (hooking), 7:12; Ann Pecker 188, Dole Pecker 243198 4:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Camel Grand Prix, Mississippi at Vanderbilt D u ffy W ald o rf 6871— 139 Cosgrove and Jed Stonsfleld also niing’s Cathy Cantwell was 87th at last weekend’s shols-17 saves). Young, 2-26 (8:55 second, Hatcher, Was (eroes-checklng), 8:17; 596, H e le n M o s e ls k y 180, M a r g e D o L ls le Virginia at Wake Forest B a rry C heesm on 6871— 139 “ ’K f’lvT*’* voung Indians are now Illing Invitational meet in the 6th and 7th grade 14-12). N ew Je rse y, B u rke , 3-36 (2318). AAolonev, N Y (stashing), 10:51; Gortaer, 493, Linda Latulippe 478, Alice Brown ESPN Was (frippino), 12:09; Nltan, NY Eastern Kentucky at Western Carolina T o n y S ills 6871— 139 'i'l**'jheir next game Wednesday girls’ race. Her name was incorrectly spelled in A — 14651. 179, Linda Burton 188517, Linda John­ 7 p.m. — Flames at Flyers, Sports(Channel Vlllonnva at William & Mary Dick AAost 7069^139 at Hartford Public. Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:34; Stev­ son 198538. Monday’s edition of the Herald. Pat Dapuzzo, Don MCCourt. ens, W a s (u n sp o rtsm a n likeco n d u ct), 19:34. Bengals ready to take on Houston’s bad boys Sabres hold off Montreal Houston quarterback Warren Moon will be Bv Rick Warner making his second start since recovering from a The Associated Press BUFFALO. N Y. (AP) - Dave NFL Romidap fractured shoulder bone. with a shot from the top of the left Two other top quarterbacks. Washington’s Doug Andreychuk and Mike Foligno faceoff circle with 4:21 to play as Houston’s bad boys will try to show they’re good Williams and Cleveland’s Bem ie Kosar, will return V/ scored two goals each as the NHL Roundup the Devils handed Pittsburgh enough to win the AFC Central Division Sunday. England at Buffalo; the New York Giants at Sunday. Buffalo Sabres took a five-goal only its second loss in six games. lead Friday night and beat the The Oilers, the N F L ’s most penalized team, can Atlanta; Washington vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee; Williams, who underwent an appendectomy four The one thing New Jersey did Montreal Canadians 5-3. Madison Square Garden. grab a share of the division lead by beating the Seattle at the Los Angeles Rams; Indianapolis at weeks ago. will start against the Packers. Mark not do was stop Lemieux, who Ray Sheppard scored the other Dionne scored his first goal of Bengals Sunday In Cincinnati. San Diego; and Cleveland at Phoenix. Rypien. who became the NFL’s top-rated passer entered the game with five goals Buffalo goal. Montreal came the season 7; 52 into the first ’’They’re a very physical team.” Bengals coach On Monday night. San Francisco is at Chicago. while filling in for Williams, has bruised ribs. and seven assists in his last two back with three power-play goals, period with New York on the Sam Wyche said. ‘ "They border on one step beyond Houston coach Jerry Glanville says the Oilers’ Kosar is expected to play for the first time since games. The NHL M VP last two by Shayne Corson one by ■power-play. Dionne outhustled the physical, which Is going to be very much an outlaw reputation has its pluses and minuses. the Browns’ opener, when he sprained his right season added two goals and an Bobby Smith. The Canadians two Washington defensemen for a Incentive factor for us to be ready to play.” ” I think it was good for a young team that elbow. Cleveland is 4-3. two games behind assist, running his totals this year outshot Buffalo 15-1 in the third. rebound of his own shot to tie the ’The Oilers, who trail the 6-1 Bengals by one game, somebody gave us an identity when we were Cincinnati. 11 goals and 11 assists in six Daren Puppa of the Sabres score 1-1. have been penalized 71 Umes for 701 yards. In their struggling,” he said. “ And I think it works against ” I think w e’ve held together pretty well through a games. made 39 saves. Buffalo took only Dionne assisted on New York’s 34-14 victory over Pittsburgh last Sunday, they were you in that we sort of play in a fishbowl, under a difficult initial part of the season,” Kosar said. ’ ’But The game see-sawed most of flagged 10 times for 105 yards. 18 shots in the game. next two goals, as James Patrick the second period, with Muller microscope, t think peop'-> watch us very close.” there’s still a lot of work to be done.” scored at 17:29 of the first and Wyche showed his players film of Houston’s Buffalo took a 4-0 lead in the and Lemieux supplying the spark Brian Mullen added a goal 8; 17 late-hit parade to let them know what to expect. He first period despite being outshot for their teams. into the second. Both were stopped short of calling the Oilers a dirty team, but 14-9. power-play goals. Leafs 4, Red Wings 2 he made It clear they weren’t saints either. Andreychuk took a pass from Dionne has scored six points in DETROIT (AP) - Darren " I think our players can Interpret off the film what John Tucker in front of the net his last four games. Veitch and Daniel Marios scored their style of physical play Is all about,” he said. COME JOIN IN THE and steered the puck into the open “ We’ll handle it on the field.” side at 5:54. Foligno converted Lafleur gave New York a 4-1 51 seconds apart in the second lead 5; 30 into the third when he period Friday night and Toronto Elsewhere Sunday, it’s Dallas at Philadelphia- Christian Ruuttus’s pass from the put a 70-foot slapshot past Wa­ beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2, Denver at Pittsburgh; Detroit at Kansas City; the back of the net at 7; 31. Sheppard’s GRAND shington goalie Clint Malarchuk, giving the Maple Leafs four New York Jets at Miami; the Los Angeles Raiders shot from the top of the right who relieved Pete Peeters mid­ straight road victories for the at New Orleans; Minnesota at Tampa Bay; New circle went through the legs of OPENING Montreal goaltender Patrick Roy way through the second period. first time since 1977-78. V at 10:27 and Brian Hayward Lafleur played in his seventh Gary Leeman had three assists OFTHE relieved Roy. Foligno scored a game since returning from three- for Toronto, which won its third UCLA, Irish straight overall. AP photo power-play goal off a pass from year retirement. He has two goals Newly Remodeled Ruuttu at 18:45. and three assists since his return. Detroit’s Steve Yzerman failed UNDER WATCH — Boston's Brian d to score for the first time in the Andreychuk scored his sixth Devils 6, Penguins 4 out to impress Shaw, right, tries to dribbie around Zurik goal of tae season on the power- Red Wings seven games this Zdovc of the Yugosiavian nationai team play with a wrist shot from the EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. season. during a game in the McDonaid’s left circle at 1:54 of the second. (A P) — Kirk Muller snapped a Jeff Sharpies gave the Red the electorate Tournament Friday in Madrid. The third-period tie with his second Wings the lead with a power-play Rangers 4, Capitals 1 power-play goal Friday night as goal at 7; 19 of the first period Ceitics won, 113-85. LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - the New Jersey Devils snapped a before Tom Fergus tied it at Marcel Dionne scored one goal three-game losing streak with a 15:34. and assisted on two others and 6-4 victory over red-hot Mario Veitch broke the tie at 9:14 of NCAA FootbaB Celtics prevail Guy Lafleur scored the second Lemieux and Pittburgh the second, taking Leeman’s 4^' M' goal of his comeback FYiday Penguins. centering pass on a 2-on-I break. night as the New York Rangers Muller, who also had two Detroit’s Joe Kocur was penal­ Bv Herschel NIssenson in hoop tourney defeated the Washington Capitals assists, took a pass from Aaron ized for unsportsmanlike conduct The Associated Press / ■ 4-1. Broten on the goal line to the left after Veitch’s goal and Marios MADRID, Spain (A P ) — For the first 24 minutes The Rangers scored three side of Penguins goalie Wendell scored his fifth goal of the season Unable to settle the issue in a bowl game, No. 1 Friday, a case of jet lag made the Boston Celtics power-play goals as they de­ Young. He took a step out and slid on a rebound at 10:05. UCLA and No. 2 Notre Dame begin their stretch think they were playing the Los Angeles Lakers feated the Capitals for the second the puck under the netminder for Lee Norwood pulled Detroit to drives Saturday to woo the voters who will elect this Car Wash rather than the Yugoslavian national basketball time in three nights, improving a 5-4 lead at 3:27 of the final 3-2 with a power-play goal at year’s national college football champion. , team. their road record to 2-0-1. New period. 13:09, o ff an assist from UCLA will be stumping in ’Tucson, Ariz., where 344 Broad St. Manchester. 6 4 6 -6 8 4 6 The (Celtics, 16-time NBA champions, led by just York won 5-1 Wednesday in Claude Loiselle added a goal Yzerman. the 6-0 Bruins meet Arizona in a Pacific-10 six points at halftime as they adjusted to playing in Conference game. the first major NBA-sponsored event outside the ‘ ‘The fact that you know if you play at your best six United States, the McDonalds Basketball Open. UK’s Casey under more fire weeks in a row you can win a national championship New Services But Larry Bird scored 17 of his game-high 27 gives you a feeling of security,” Coach Terry points in the second half and Kevin McHale sparked LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Hagan’s letter, which said she university’s athletic department Donahue said. “ It’s up to us. FREE CAR WASH . State of the art - high tech an early third-quarter surge to lead the Celtics to a Em ery packages sent to the paid for all her own expenses. allowed three prospective ” So many times in your life you say, ‘I never had 113-85 first-round victory over the Yugoslavian mother of a basketball recruit by Casey sent an Emery Air student-athletes and one then- the chance.’ Well, we have our chance. It’sputupor Tues & Wed - Oct 25 & 26 “frlctionless” carwash team. a University of Kentucky assist­ Freight package to Mrs. Brown current student athlete to live in shut up.” 9AM-3PM . On-line interior cleaning “ One of the biggest factors was trying to get ant have drawn the interest of the on Oct. 28, according to UK Wildcat Lodge that summer Notre Dame jumped two places in this week’s . Auto accessory retail sales area acclimated to the time zones and the rules, ’ ’ McHale NCAA, according to published basketball office records. without paying for it until Oct. 9, Associated Press poll thanks to last week’s 31-30 . Auto detailing shop said. “ It’s been a long time since I ’ve been this reports Friday. The NCAA has also asked the 1987. victory over No. 1 Miami. When you bring in a food package for tired.” The Lexington Herald-Leader university to explain packages . Simoniz* extra services The NCAA says they were ’The Irish, 6-0, stay at home this week to entertain the Manchester Good Samaritan Shelter! The Celtics face tournament host Real Madrid in and W KYT-TV reported that the sent by Casey to Mrs. Brown on allowed to enroll at UK in the fall, some government visitors from the Air Force Stop In On Tues - Wed Sunday’s championship. Real Madrid defeated NCAA asked UK to provide Jan. 27 and Feb. 25, the source Academy, and Coach Lou Holtz has been trying to even though other students who We want you to see how great our Car October 25 &26 Italian league champion Scavolini Pesaro 108-96. explanations about packages sent told the newspaper. hush any national championship talk. The Yugoslav team trailed by just 53-47 at by Dwane Casey to Barbara don’t pay theirbills cannot enroll. ’ ’The victory over Miami was a tremendous one Wash is. Come in at the above times and And Enjoy Complimentary Cider - Donuts The NCAA wants to know if the halftime, but McHale scored six points in a 10-2 Brown, the mother of Shawn Records released Thursday by for our players and for our program,” he says, “ but get a ftge full service car wash (including packages are connected to auto­ and Coffee in our waiting room and spurt at the start of the third quarter as the Celtics Kemp. the university show that Manuel, it’s important to keep it in perspective. It’s only one mobile payments made in cash interior vacuuming) in exchange for see our beautiful new hi tech state pulled away. Bird had a 3-point shot in the fourth The request was part of the Ellis and Madison all paid their victory and it’s in the past now. ” soon thereafter, the source said. a food package. ofthe art facility! quarter. NCAA’s letter last Saturday that bills after Oct. 9. ’Third-ranked Southern Cal, which plays UCLA ” We were out there for two or three or four contained 17 additional alleged Jim Hahn, Kemp’s coach at minutes, and I looked up and we’re looked tired,” Concord High School, said Mrs. and Notre Dame in consecutive weeks late next WHAT THE SHELTER NEEDS violations against the basketball In addition, two other basket­ month, is off Saturday. Meanwhile, Miami, now No. Coach Jimmy Rodgers said. ” It was tough until we program, a source told the Brown purchased a 1987 (^ev- ball players paid late. Jonathon 4, entertains Cincinnati, No. 5 Nebraska visits . Boxed cereals and oatmeal got our game together in the second half.” newspaper and television station. rolet (tavalier soon after Kemp Davis paid his summer bill Oct. 2, Kansas State, No. 6 West Virginia plays host to . Canned meats, stews, spaghetti & Boston center Robert Parish scored 20 points, 16 "That’s not an allegation,” said signed with Kentucky last and Derrick Miller paid his bill pS Boston College, Louisiana Tech is at No. 7 Florida meatballs. Peanut Butter in the first half, and grabbed 19 rebounds. Joe Bill Campbell, Casey’s attor­ November. Sept. 28. Zarko Paspalj led Yugoslavia with 18 points, ney, when asked about the The newspaper reported that it State, No. 8 Oklahoma at Colorado for a night game. . Corned beef, tuna fish, etc. Gen^o In another area of the NCAA No. 9 Clemson at North Carolina State and Danko Cvjeticanin added 17 and Dino Rajda had 15. request. ’’That involves people was not clear why the NCAA . Mayonnaise or salad dressing The Yugoslav team won the silver medal in the who are entitled to privacy.” probe, the newspaper said re­ allegation referred to four play­ Mississippi State at No. 10 Auburn. cords revealed that UK players . Jellies, applesauce, etc. Olympic Games. UK Athletics Director Cliff ers paying their bills after Oct. 9. Eric Manuel, LeRon Ellis and In the Second Ten, No. 11 Georgia is at Kentucky, In the second game, Real Madrid trailed 51-49 at Hagan acknowledged an NCAA The newspaper also said John Richard Madison were late in Utah at No. 12 Wyoming, No. 13 Arkansas at halftime but dominated the rest of the way. inquiry about a visit by Mrs. Pittman, a recruit from Rosen­ Be generous - and get a free car wash. paying their housing bills for the Houston — the winner will be in line for the Cotton Car Wash Yugoslav guard Drazen Petrovic, who starred for Brown last year to the campus berg, Texas, lived in the lodge for summer of 1987. Bowl — No. 14 Indiana at No. 20 Michigan — the only 344 Broad St - Manchester, CT the national team in the Olympics, scored 34 points from Elkhart, Ind., in a March 8 42 days while waiting to leam if he meeting of Top Twenty teams — Missouri at No. 15 for Real Madrid. Scavolini guard Andrea Gracis led letter to the NCAA. The newspaper reported that would qualify for admission. He Oklahoma State, No. 17 Washington at Oregon and 6 4 6 -6 8 4 6 all scorers with 37 points. Mrs. Brown spent the Oct. those records apparently corres­ never enroll^ at the university. No. 19 Syracuse at East Carolina. South Carolina, Six Real Madrid players scored in double figures. 31-Nov. 1 weekend at UK, paying pond to an NCAA allegation It has also been reported that the No. 18 team, is idle. Scavolini center Walter Magnifico scored 20 points cash for her airline tickets and against the school. Casey is named in seven of the 18 in the losing effort. her stay at a hotel, according to The NCAA alleged that the allegations. Bolton soccer qualifies for state tournament Bolton Scholastic Roundup From page 46 course, 2. O'Nell (SW),3. Hempstead (M ),4. Stroud (SW), 5. PORTLAND — For the first time in three years, Willard (SW), 6. Ghobrlol (M ), 7. Pendolo (E H ), 8. Alloire (M ), 9. Segoro (E H ), 10. R vero (W). Bolton High’s boys’ soccer team will join the i4t. postseason CIAC state tournament picnic as the Cool leads girls Bulldogs topped Portland High, 3-1, Friday in COC Leading the way for the Manchester girls was action. junior Beth C ool' in fifth place and sophomore The win moves the Bulldogs to 8-3-1 overall and Marianne Loto in seventh. Sophomores Kristi assures them their first postseason berth since 1985. Dulberger. Wendy Parkany and Lori Laliberte “ It’s great. The kids are all excited (about making secured 14th, 18th and 19th, respectively. Senior the tournament),’ ’ Bolton Coach Ray Boyd said. Merry Chadziewicz, running for the first time in a “ But we’re taking it with a grain of salt knowing we month, due to an injury, took 22nd. Sophomore have to face Coventry (Tuesday in Coventry) and Adore Limberger was 23rd. RHAM (Friday) next week. We want to carry all the “ Beth Cool and Marianne Loto had excellent momentum we can into the tournament.” performances,” Indian Coach Stan Bebyn said. Portland falls to 1-10-2 overall with the loss. East Hartford junior Chris Sansevero was the . . . >'*■<. Bolton did ail its scoring in the first 15 minutes individual winner with a time of 15:05 for the with Cliff Dooman (4; 05), Mike Haugh (7; 31) and 2.5-mile course. Mike Depold (14:33) hitting the back of the twine. Manchester will next compete in the Class LL Portland’s Paul Morelli averted the shutout state meet next Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Windham midway through the second half. High School. “ A lot of kids got plenty of playing time today,” R M UIti: 1. Chris Sansevero (EH ), 15:05 (or the 3.5-mlle Boyd said. course, 2. McKone (R),3. Devine (W),4. Walker (R),5. Cool tKi (M ),8. Wotrowskl (R),7. Loto (M ), I. Moloun (R), 9. Resch Drew Pinto, with two assists, played well for the (R), 10. Butler (R). Bulldogs. Bolton 3 0—3 East squads fourth Porflond 0 0—0 Scorino: B- Doomon, Hough, Depold; P- Morelli. NORWICH — The East Catholic boys’ and girls’ MY BALL — South Windsor goalie Friday's game at Memorial Field. The Saves: B- David Boles 3, P- Kevin Williams 11. cross country teams participated in the All Maura Fitzgerald tries to grab the ball Indians won, 5-1, and need one more Bobcats nip MHS Connecticut Conference meet Friday at the before Manchester freshman Jessica win to clinch the CCC East Division title. Norwich Golf Course. Marquez can get a foot on it during SOU’TH WINDSOR - Sub-par play is not The Eagle boys, running without junior Dan advantageous heading into postseason play and it’s Feehan due to a pulled hamstring, ran very well something the Manchester High boys’ soccer team placing fourth with 107 points. The Eagle girls, is going to have to rectify in a hurry. The Indians, running without sophomore All-Stater Nancy Byrne who struggled against Fermi and tied Windham in who is out for the season due to a stress fracture, ND gridders run past East their last two outings, came out on the short end this also placed fourth with 88 points. time as host South Windsor High took a 2-1CCC East Xavier High of Middletown, led by senior J.T. Division verdict Friday afternoon. Burke’s first-place finish, took the boys’ team title WEST HAVEN - With Scott Mitchell’s first TD of 83 yards East averted the shutout on a “ We’re not marking up at midfield like we with 19 points. St. Bernard’s of Uncasville was Mitchell scoring three touch­ came five plays after the Eagles 3-yard scamper by quarterback should,” said MHS Coach Bill McCarthy, who saw Petrlok Flynn/Mencheeter Herald second with 68 points followed by Notre Dame of downs, including an 83-yarder, saw a lengthy drive halted at the Marc Mangiafico. his squad slide to 9-1-1 in the CCC East and 9-2-1 West Haven with 78. Burke’s winning time was 15; 49 Notre Dame of West Haven ND 1-yard line come to a halt on Notre Dame rushed 49 times for overall. “ Are we in a lull? It looks like it. We have to UP FOR AIR — Manchester High’s CCC East swim meet against Windham for the 3.1-mile course. downed East Catholic, 28-6, Fri­ downs. Five plays later, Mitchell 332 yards. get on track with big games with Hartford Public. day night in A ll. Connecticut scored. Frederique Gabard comes for a breath High. MHS lost itsfirst of theyear, 97-73. Sophomore Chris Ray was the top Eagle finisher Noira D am t 0 14 0 14—28 Enfield and East Hartford coming up. And Hall is during the 200-yard freestyle in Friday’s in seventh place, clocked in 16:41. Seniors Pete Conference football action at Mitchell added a 2-yard run for Ea«t Catholic 0 0 0 4— 6 always tough. Quigley Stadium. his second TD with Notre Dame Scoring: Lopatka and Tom Carlson took 16th and 17th, NO- MItchtll S3-vd run (Tony Vltlollo “ We have four games left and this is not the way to respectively, followed by freshman Dan ’Thiery in The win lifts the Green Knights holding a 14-0 halftime lead. against Rocky Hill. East, with five games left, stands 1-7-3 and cannot kick) go into the tournament. You want to be on a roll,” 29th and sophomore Greg Ciaglo 38th. Ed Baroncini to 2-3-1 overall and 2-1-1 in the Dan Cosgrove scored on a ND- MItcholl ^vd run (Vltlollo kick) ND- Coogrovo S -^ run (V IH tllo kick) McCarthy added. RHAM 4 4 -< reach the .500 plateau needed for a tournament was 43rd and Joe Santini was 48th. ACC while the Eagles, defending 5-yard run in the fourth quarter Cheney Tech ' 0 0—0 berth. NO- MItcholl 21-vd run (Vltlollo kick) Kevin Boyle, with his fourth goal of the year, gave Scoring; R- Nielsen 5, Vincents. Ray earned All-ACC honors. conference champs, fall to 0-3, foliowed by a 21-yard by Mitchell. EC- Mangiafico 3-vd run (run follod) the Indians a 1-0 lead three minutes into the second Saves: CT- Note Paradis 13, R- Kevin McGIII/Greg Legoult “ It was a well-played game and close marking by 0- 6. 10. RMUIta; 1. J.T. Burke (X ), 15:49 for the 3.1-mlle course, 2. half. He was assisted by Jeremy Dieterle. both teams denied each a score.” East Coach Ron Gill (SB), 3. Hedges (X), 4. Swift (X), 5. Motlskello (X), 6. Palmer noted. Fritz (X ), 7. Roy (EC), 8. Corse (X ), 9. Sullivan (N D ), 10. South Windsor, 6-5 in the league and 7-5 overall, Coventry tope Bacon Cullen (X ). tied it at the 22-minute mark oh an indirect kick in NFA is 3-6-3 after the stalelmate. COLCHESTER — Two is better than none in Lynn Gentilcore, Phyllis McDevitt and Stephanie Feehan leads Eagles Gastineau’s return not assured the area. Joe Alicki touched it to Brad Bishop and he anyone’s book and that was the philosophy held by blistered a 12-yarder home. Ogrodnik played well for East. Pacing the girls’ effort was senior Noel Feehan in HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - wish he wouid’ve talked to us. returning. Coventry High boys’ soccer coach Bob Plaster after East’s next game is Tuesday at Ledyard High. Bishop tallied the game-winner with three his Patriots blanked host Bacon Academy. 2-0, 10th place with a time of 21:01 for the 3.1-mile Mark Gastineau, the flamboyant This is supposed to be a team.” “ He’s a great footbaii player. If minutes left as he took a cross from Mike Podkulski East Catholic o 0—0 course. Senior Betsy Dickinson secured 12th he wanted to come back, I Friday in COC action. NFA 0 0—0 defensive end of the New York “ If he had explained it to us, I and walked it in. “ Bacon had nine guys in the (penalty) area Scoring: None followed by senior Sarah Thiery 14th, freshman Jets, would have to get the think we all would’ve under­ wouldn’t have a problem with it,” “ We started off well the second half but (South today,” Plaster said. “ We controlled the ball well Saves; EC- Laura Gunsten 3, NFA- Gretchen M iller 13. Katie Litke 25th and senior Lesley Perlmann 27th. approval of his teammates if he stood,” defensive end Marty Clifton said. Windsor) came on. We had our chances; we put one and worked it nicely, it was just a question of Senior Colleen Madden was 30th and freshman decides to return, and a survey of Lyons said. Waiton was visably upset, but off the post,” McCarthy said, adding the missed finishing. Steve Poulin hit the post three times and Cross Country Melanie Spiller was 31st. the players Friday indictated the Linebacker Kyle Clifton has no insisted on the term “ disap­ opportunities finally caught up with Manchester the goalie (Jason Kowalski) made some nice saves St. Bernard’s of Uncasville won the team title with vote wouid be close. problem with Gastineau pointed” to describe his feelings. Boyle, stopperback Doug Harvey and wing but two is better than none.” MHS teams do well 20 points, followed by Mercy High of Middletown 60 Gastineau said Thursday he s fullback Mike Callahan had stellar outings for Senior Jack Ayer had both of the Patriot goals, and Sacred Heart Academy of Hamden 77. was through playing because of Manchester. one in each half. Ayer, moved up front five games ENFIELD — The Manchester High boys’ and Sophomore Alison MacDonald took fifth in the the illness of his fiancee, Brigitte The Indians are in action ’Tuesday when they visit ago, has 11 goals in that span and 14 overall for the girls’ cross country teams participated in the junior varsity race. Nielsen, a Danish actress. M H S girls Hartford Public. season. Central Connecticut Conference East Division “ Betsy Dickinson and Alison MacDonald ran The Jets said Friday no deci­ Championships on Friday. From page 48 South Windsor 0 2—7 Coventry, unbeaten in its last five outings (4-0-1), terrific races.” East Coach Kathy O’Neill said. sion had been made on what the Monchestor 0 1—1 No team scores were kept. Scoring; M - Boyle, SW- Bishop 2. moves to 6-4-2 overall and 5-3-1 in the COC East with “ Colleen Madden was impressive in her varsity NFL club would do regarding Saves: M - Mike Mlloizo 4, SW- Steve Shaker S. the win. Bacon goes to 0-9, 1-10 with the loss. Indian senior Todd Liscomb was the individual debut. Gastineau, and while there was losing to an excellent team when crosstown East Catholic. wjnner, setting a course record in the boys’ race Jeff Rheault at sweeperback and Pat Bradley and Feehan earned All ACC honors. Rebecca no indication that the player was you perform as well as we did RHAM routs Tech with a time of 15; 17 over the 3.0-miIe course. Steve Talaga in the midfield had strong outings for Jorgenson of Mercy took the individual title with a considering a return. Coach Joe today,” Frost said. “ We swam RMirtta; Five goals from prolific scorer Joey Nielsen were Coventry. Manchester senior (Traig Hempstead was third time of 19; 38. Waltonsaid, “ He can’ t come back well. If you swam a team that 200 m tU ltv rtla v ; 1. Windham 2:04.3, more than enough as unbeaten RHAM High followed by junior Dave Ghabrial sixth, senior Zack 2. MHS, 3. MHS. Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at 3; 30 p.m. at Rm u IH: 1. Rebecca Jorgenson (M ), 19:38 for the 3.1-nnlle unless the team says so.” good (like Windham), and you do 200 free: 1. Mayor (W ) 2:17.1, 2. officially knocked Cheney Tech out of postseason home against Bolton. Allaire eighth, senior Rick Eaton 17th, sophomore course, 2. LIpInskI (SB), 3. Sullivan (SB), 4. James (SB), 5. “ This is a team matter. The that well, it shows something L.Cantara (W ),3. H.BubucIt (W). consideration, 8-0, Friday in Charter Oak Confer­ Sweet (SB),6. Kowack (SB), 7. Smith (SB),8. Rezmick (SH), 200 IM : 1. L. Bubucit 2:25.1, 2. Coventry 1 1—2 Dave Hoagland 19th and senior Mark 'Todd 20th. 9. Olsen (SH), 10. Feehan (EC). piayers themselves will make about the kids.” ence boys’ soccer action. Lindstrom (M ), 3. Wultf (W). Bacon Academy o 0—0 “The team ran extremely well considering we that decision.” Windham took 10 of the 11 SO troo: 1. K. Cantaro (W) ;26.S, 2. The Sachems improve to 9-0 in the COC East and Scoring; C- Aver 3. Boruch (W ), 3. S.(3ulllkson (M ) have worked through! this meet,” Indian Coach Girls Volleyball The players’ mood was split. events with the lone exception the Saves; C- Bob Johnson 3; BA- Kowalski 21. George Suitor said. Diving; 1. Markstoln (M) 1S4.10 11-0-1 overall while Cheney, with four games left, Most expressed a concern for diving where Manchester’s Mar­ points, 2. Lindland (M ), 3. Romusat falls to 3-9 with its sixth consecutive loss. Mike Lenihan and Dan Chesney finished fifth and Mercy trims EC Nielsen’s health —she said she is cia Markstein, Kerri Lindland (M). “ I wasn’t disappointed in . our play,” Cheney Girls Soccer 100 (ly: 1. Sykos (W) 1:06.5, 2. K. 13th, respectively, in the junior varsity race. suffering from uteran cancer — and Sue Remusat went 1-2-3. Cantaro (W ), 3. S.Gulllkson (M ). Coach Paul Soucy said, “ We w ork ^ hard but we MIDDLETOWN — The East Catholic High girls’ The boys will host Rockville. Platt High of and an understanding of Gasti­ Helen Call, Karen White, Ka- 100 troo; 1. Boruch (W ) :59.5, 2. just played a much better team. RHAM is a good East deadlocks volleyball team dropped a four-game match to host (Jobard (M ),3 . DoMorchl (W ). Meriden, Southington, Simsbury, Windham, Co- neau’s reaction. However, ali telyn Lindstrom, Michelle Jolly, team and should fare well in the state tournament.” Mercy High Friday afternoon. Scores were 14-16, 500 troo: 1. H. Bubucis (W ) 6:01.0, 2. A tie can be beneficial at times, but not in this nard of West Hartford and RHAM of Hebron would’ve preferred Gastineau Audra Gulliksen, Stacey Windish Lindstrom (M ),3. L. Cantaro (W). David Vincent added the other three goals for 15-7,15-13 and 15-13. 100bock; 1. Sykes (W) 1:10.6,2. Wultf situation as East Catholic’s 0-0 tie against Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Wickham Park. address the team. and Chris Ghabrial led Manches­ RHAM. East is now 3-10 and will entertain Windham (W ),3. Call (M ). non-conference foe Norwich Free Academy Friday Rtiulls: 1. Todd Liscomb (M), 15:17 for the 3.0-mlle “ I’m not saying he doesn’t care ter’s 24 personal best times. 100 breast; 1. Bubucis (W ) 1:14.5, 2. Steven Infante and Scott House played well for Monday at 3:30 p.m. afternoon knocked the Eagles out of postseason about us, but that’s the way he Manchester’s back in action Phillips (M ), 3. Marshall (W). Cheney, which is back in action Tuesday on the road consideration. Stephanie Reichardt and Krista Wisniewski 400 free relay; 1. Windham 4;08.0, 2. See BOLTON, page 47 played well for the Eagles. is,” center Jim Sweeney said. “ I ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. when it hosts Windham, 3. MHS. Monday, Oct No t iKaurbralrr Hrralb lag overconti of te as Celtics triumph sin a By Michael M SPORTS — see page 45 The Associate NEW ARK, N five missing baffled police i the trail has ta through youth of the military cult suicides bj Jones in Guyan MHS GIRLS RIP BORCATS But the sean avail. By Jim Tierney Randy Johni Manchester Herald tman, Alvin As the final quarter of the scholastic girls’ soccer McDowell and season quickly approaches, Manchester High all 16- and 17-y Coach Joe Erardi has a young Indian squad with an Newark area unblemished record. without a trace Receiving five goals from five different players, Don Griffin, i Manchester defeated South Windsor, 5-1, in CCC of the N atioi East action Friday afternoon at Memorial Field. Runaway and The Indians are 11-0 in ieague play and 12-0 overall Washington, s while the Bobcats fell to 6-4-1 in the CCC East and never encounte 7-4-1 overall. one. Manchester, which can wrap up its fifth league “ There are title in as many years when it hosts Hartford Public where a group Tuesday at 3; 30 p.m., allowed just its second goal of will do someth! the season. The other came in a 5-1 win over Enfield. them decide to “ We’ve improved a lot,’ ’ Erardi said, ’ "rhe kids “ But unless fc are beginning to believe in themselves. If we can them, they usu; stay together as a team we could do something in the least one of tl (state Ciass L) tournament.’’ gotten home: Ranked th i^ in the unofficial state poll, the home.” Indians have four regular season games remaining The only rea with East Hartford and Glastonbury the main days after they adversaries. After winning its first 15 matches last a male voice year, Manchester bowed to Glastonbury in its offered to tell i season finale, 1-0. whereabouts o An undefeated season most likely would afford four missing fr Manchester the No. 1 seed in the Class L state for $750. tournament. The call wa: “ That’s our intention to go 16-0,’’ Erardi said. phone at Unio “ Out of the four matches' (remaining), we’re shington, D.C., looking at the two matches which will be ally decided it competitive. East Hartford and Glastonbury.” five boys who 1 ' Just 5; 25 into the match, senior All-State forward home and were Karen Rattanakoun booted home a 10-yarder for a money. 1-0 lead. Rattanakoun leads the team with 13 goals. But nobody Ten minutes iater, freshman Mary Moriarty lofted again from the a beautiful shot from 20 yards out over the to adulthood if outstretched hands of Bobcat goalie Maura ''m “ We talked t( Fitzgerald for the score. country, we ( With 13 minutes left in the half, junior All-State military, religi stopperback Meg Berte was involved in a collision checked with with a South Windsor player and sat out the remainder of the match. “ (Berte) was a little See NC disoriented,’’ Erardi said. Before Berte left the game, she rang a 25-yard shot off the crossbar. With 11:23 left before intermission, senior sweeper Heather Lavery sent a long ball to Blaze freshman Patty Hombostel on the right of the penalty box. Hombostel touched the ball over to freshman Amy Mizoras who one-timed her m i home eight-yarder inside the left post for a 3-0 Indian iead. Pitrlck Flynn/Mencheeter Hersid Sophomore Ellen Moriarty made it 4-0 with 5; 55 for R< left in the half when she tapped in the ball after a UNDER PRESSURE — Manchester’s Friday’s CCC East game at Memorial scramble in front of the net. Judy Langer, left, and South Windsor’s Field. The Indians won, 5-1. By Andrew Yi Erardi enjoys the diversity in offensive outpout. Wendy Clark vie for the ball during Manchester F “ Everybody tries to mark Karen out and that’s fine. Karen is dishing the ball off. I thought (sophomore) ANDOVER Jen Brindisi in the back was just excellent along Road home tha with Heather Lavery.” MHS girls’ swim 2nd best state for the I Indian senior Judy Longer finished off the Indian project was scoring with 10; 45 left in the match when her wicked “ suspicious” f ieft-footer from 15 yards out dented the upper right Windham clinches 4th straight CCC East title town fire mars com er of the net. The blaze is 1 South Windsor’s Andrea Nowak, on a splendid When a team performs up to its bests, only to be outswum by tive CCC East Division title with by the Bureau individual move, scored from 15 yards out with just capabilities — and beyond — a unbeaten Windham High, 97-73, in the verdict. Manchester suffers Marshal, said three minutes left to avert the shutout. coach can’t have any complaints. a battie of unbeatens Friday it s first loss in eight afternoon at the Indian pool. Wallace E. Ba Manchester 4 1—5 There were none coming from engagements. South Windsor The fire at 10 0 1— 1 Manchester High girls’ swim­ “ Windham is awesome,” Frost “ There’s nothing wrong with Scorina; M- Rottonakoun, M. Morlortv, Mizoras, E. was reported M oriarty, Lanoer; SW- Nowak. ming coach Dave Frost as he saw applauded. Windham is now 9-0 firefighters ar Saves; M - Paula Hollis 1; SW- Fltioeratd 21 his Indians turn in 24 personal and clinched its fourth consecu­ See MHS GIRLS, page 47 five minutfes 1 He said that tl about a half-h( Firefighters North and Soi vided mutual a one was report The home v state Departm tion in June to proposed Rou Marilyn LeBe tary, said tod home had beer Brown. Brown’s teli