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Main St. Manchester ex­ Maple T.V. Cabinet with BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY p a g e ^ .. page 8 ... page 9 cellent location. <00 to sliding doors. Will make 1800 square feet. $250 In­ excellent liquor or record cludes heat, lanitor and cabinet. $50. Call 643- 7247.0 I CARPENTRY/ Iltl JMI8CEUANE0U8 f j MISCELLANEOUS parking. 649-5334 or 643- M s b iv ic es 7175.$a,b2,tclos35 CHILD CARE REMODEUNG Id'I serviceg r Main St. Manchester ex­ Counter Top Range for sale. $25. Call 6466324 cellent location. 600 to Part tlra^ babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. Need A Good Tenant? 1800 squore feet. $250 In­ after 5:00 and ask for Home repairs. You name Zimmer management will Ken.o days, experience pre­ Work. Additions, decks cludes heat, lanitor and ferred, call after 5 PM. and repairs.lnsured. Call It, we do It. Free esti­ find a well qualfled, good parking. 649-5334 or 643- 643-5685. David Cormier, 649-6236. mates. Insured. 643-0304. paying tenant for your 7175.WAIT FOR DONE Beautiful Youngstown rental property In East of MESSAGE! white enamel doppel sink the River area. Many $r,b2,fclas35,s649- with cabinet and all the CARPENTRY/ I PAINTING/' Delivering clean farm years of experience. Very plumbing fittings. $60. loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. aitrlipstrr HrralJi 5334 Manchester-off Ice I ^ R I N G reasonable fees. Call for space available. 1,2, or 3 Call 643-6452.0 REMODELING Also sand, stone, and particulars. 6463778 or Manchester A City nl Villa()e Charm rooms. Prime location. gravel. Call 643-9504. 872-4115. Ask for Lisa. Parking, heat, lights In­ Air conditioner. 2 Phllco Farrand Remodeling — Nome your own price — A cluded. Very reasonable. 6600. $60. Both. 6467315 Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Father and son.* Fast, Art's Light Trucking - Call Alex Matthews, 649- after.o ters, room additions, dependable service. Cellars, attics, garages 4003. decks, all types of remo­ Painting, Paperhanglng cleaned. Junk hauled. Saturday, July 19, 1986 GOOD THINGS deling and repairs. FR EE & Removal. Call 6465761. Furniture a(id appliances 25 Cents Main St. Manchester Ex­ estimates. Fully Insured. D & D Landscaping. Vaca­ moved. Odd lobs. Very cellent location. 600 to TO EAT Telephone 643-6017, after tion cuttings, hedge trlm- honest, dependable 1800 square feet. $250 In­ 6pm, 647-8509. FLOORING mlong, Prunings, flower worker. 25 years exp6 cludes heat, lanitor and string Beans - Pick your & shrub plantings. Free rience In moving. 6469669 Wealth parking. 649-M34 or 643- own. Also other vegeta­ estimates. Call 659-2436 anytime. 7175. bles. Natsiskv Farms, 644- FIborsandIng-Floors like otter 5:30pm. Ribicoff hails Carpentry and remodel­ new. Specializing In older 0304. ing services — Complete Odd Jobs By Student - I CARS MOTORCYCLES/ Manchester- Chiroprac­ floors, natural and Hedge clipping, window home repairs and remo­ stained. No waxing any­ ! FOR SALE M0PE08 tor’s office. All ready to (FUEL OIL/COAL/ deling. Quality Work. Ref­ Bookkeeping fullcharge cleaning, painting, any­ in hands go. Frank SplleckI, 643- more. John Verfallle. Call 14 years experience for thing. Call Mark. 649-5695. FIREWOOD erences, licensed and In­ 6465750. 2121. I sured. Call 6468165. small business. Write C & Mornings, late evenings. 1981 Dodge Colt. Pre- 1982 Honda Sllverwlng, N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa mlum model, 4 speed, SOOcc, Interstate, AMAFm O’Neill while For Sale - Firewood. HEATING/ Rd., Manchester, CT. Interior decorating and front wheel drive, radio, cruise control, wo- of few iQ A i RESORT Summer prices, buy now. painting. Reliable, refer­ AM/FM, Cleon and excel- ter cooled shaft drive, full PROPERTY 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, H PLUMBING ences, free estimates. Call lent condition. $2500. Coll taring with luggage bogs, cut and split $90 or cut to A. Henry Personalized 643-8048. 649-1706 ^000 miles, $1800 or best By Martin Crutslnger order. All prices Include Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Lawn Care-Complete offer. 742-7090. Coventry Lake - Water­ Independent Construc­ The Associated Press Moffett works delivery. Bruce 742-91^. tion Co. General Contrac­ throom remodeling; In­ lawn care and landscap­ Bookkeeping, typing and front cottages now avallo- stallation water heaters, ing. Free estimates, fully transcription done In my MISCELLANEOUS ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- tors, custom home build­ 1978 Lincoln Versollle- WASHINGTON — The Census I RECREATIONAL ing and remodeling, garbage disposals; faucet Insured, all work guaran­ home. I have over 15 years Power steering, power By Judd Everhart 3022. experience. 6460297 after I AUTOMOTIVE Bureau, in its first-ever assess­ the culmination of months of ■e q u ip m en t siding, excavation, etc. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- teed, senior citizens dis­ breaks, air-conditioning, The Associated Press sometimes bitter campaigning be­ Call 456-8865 or 4567215. osterCard accepted. counts. 647-1349. 4pm. power seats, luxury and ment of wealth in America, said dependable. Call 643-8991 For Sale -1982 Oldsmoble Friday that the top 12 percent of tween the two. Moffett’s campaign I ROOMMATES' HARTFORD — Hundreds of theme has been that O’Neill is WANTED Starcraft Pop-up Tent otter 6:00 PM. Toronada. Excellent Con­ American families control almost I Camper - Sleeps 6. Good dition.Complete luxury 40 percent of household wealth, boisterous Connecticut Democrats simply an “ ordinary governor in condition. Call 649-9895. 1971 900 Horley Davidson, car. $10,000. 1984 Ford on Friday night opened their an extraordinary state” and that F150 Explorer 4x4. Low while the typical black family has Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ Arlen Ness frame, less less than one-tenth of the assets of two-day state convention, where Connecticut deserves better. room home- West Hart- Spaulding Golf Club Set- TAG SALES Q l J C A R S mileage, excellent condi­ TAG SALES TAG SALES than 200 miles top end, a white family. the gubernatorial challenge of O’Neill has campaigned.on his ford/Hartford line. Refur- Drivers 1 and 3, putter FOR SALE custom front end. $2150 or tion. Must see. $10,000. former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett record, frequently pointing to the blshed Victorian. clubs 3,5,6,and 7. Call trade. Call 643-7800, 12pm 1976 Chew Blazer. Excel­ The report showed a wide gap Giant Church Tag & Bake Garage Sale- Saturday, Tag sale- Saturday, 9-1. lent running condition. between the wealthiest families against Gov. William A. O’Neill is state of Connecticut’s economy: Beautiful condition. Ma- 742-7497. Sale. Soturday 9am-12 1976 AMC Gremlin, 3 to 7pm. on the line. delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Julv 19, 10am to 3pm. 162 175 Hollister Street. M is­ Good solid truck. Rigged and the poorest, with the two unemployment is half the national noon. 30 Woodside Street, Eldridge St.______cellaneous Items. Rain speed, runs well. $450. Coll for plowing. $5,000. 1982 Moffett was fighting for the average, at 3.5 percent, and 1808. Available August 1st. Blue Takara Dirt Bike. Manchester. 643-2287 after 4pm. Ford 1981 Pickup Truck groups diHering significantly in Good condition. $95. 649- dote, Sunday.______Courier. Large body. 4 Ford E250 Van. Good terms of race and education. support of 270, or 20 percent of the income is so strong that the state Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv convention delegates, the level he 0083.0 cylinder, standard, radio condition with rocks. The study said that the typical has been able to put $205 million Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv 19, 9 to 1, 161 Brookfield Tag Sale- Saturday and 1977 Monte Carlo - Rons $5,000. 1972 Audi lOOLS. needs to qualify for a primary 19, Rain or shine. Moving. Street, Manchester. Clo­ Sunday, 7/19, 7/20. 10am and tope. Excellent condi­ American family had a net worth into a “ rainy day fund” at the same Merchandise good, $600 or best ofter. 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat against O’Neill in September. Tent -7x7. $30.00. Call Furniture, bicycles, many thing, carpet, stereo, etc. to 2pm. 22 Tyler Circle, tion. $2700. 649-5038. of $32,667 when the statistics were time it has cut taxes by almost $300 643-8095.O Coll 633-8144. 128, All best offer. Good Friday’s convention schedule more. 34 Ashworth St.(off Manchester. gathered in late 1984, with by far million in the past two years. 1973 Dodge Charger-One terms on all vehicles. No was chiefly ceremonial and lasted of Autumn St.) Giant Tag Sole- Baby 1977 Ford-Excellent run­ .tonev down to qualified the biggest portion of this wealth, Also to be nominated Saturday is' Men’s 10 speed bike tor Unusual Tag Sole, Satur­ owner, excellent condi­ only 50 minutes. Former U.S. Sen. Items, clothes galore size ning condition. Mony new buyer. Private seller. Call 41 percent, accounted for by equity U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, who sale. 27” Varsity Schwinn, 3 family Tag sale. Satur­ day, Julv 19, 9-4pm. Sun­ tion. S.E. Classic looking Abraham A. Ribicoff. D-Conn., I CLOTHING newborn thru adult. Car ports. $600. 643-1814. 643-1021. in a home. is seeking a second term and is not good condition. Call 649- day, Julv 19,10am to 2pm. day, July 20, 9-1. Antique tor good home. Auto­ delivered the keynote address and 9544. $80.g parts, wood stoves, house­ matic, olr conditioning, INVITATION TO BID Another 17 percent of the median being challenged. There also will 67 South Alton Street, hold, etc, etc. 62 Pleasant cuckoo clock, corner 1979 Chevette, 2 door, made no attempt to sound neutral. be nominations for lieutenant Children’s clothing. Manchester. Excellent shelf($10K upright power steering, brakes, Sealed bids will be received family's net worth was deposited St., Saturday, July 19th automatic. 43,000 miles. In the General Services’ af- “ Bill O’Neill brings to his bid for governor, secretary of the state, Large selection! Infants BOATS/MARINE condition name brand freezer, Victorian and windows. $1900 or best in interest-bearing accounts in and Sunday, Julv 20, 10 to $900 or best offer. Coll flce, 41 Center St., Manches­ re-election an unassailable record treasurer, attorney general and to sl7« 10/12. Most Items children clothes, house­ chalr($45), book shelf, otter. 649-1086. ter, CT until 11.:00a.m. on the banks and other financial institu­ EQUIPMENT A______646-6942 otter 5 or of accomplishment.” Ribicoff comptroller. under $1.00. 644-1950 hold Items, monv new portable dishwasher, date shown below for the fol­ tions while stocks and mutual weekends. lowing; said, as O’Neill supporters burst afternoons. Items. No early birds 5 Family Tag Sale- Rained swan arm rocker, beauti­ Toyota Tercel, ’83, Silver, funds accounted for 7 percent of 16 foot Mad River canoe, ful linen teoset($5), Per­ 5 speed, $3,500/best offer. JU LY 30, 1984- into applause. Please. Rain date- Sun­ out last Saturday. Make 1979 Subaru DL Wagon. total household wealth. paddles Included. Used day, sametime. an ofter, tools, golf clubs, sian lamb and Ermine 646-6249. Ll RECYCLES Moffett loyalists began chanting 4X4. Good shape, extras. The study found that the typical four times. Excellent con­ books, coins, stamps, hat($5), lots of kitchen JU LY 31, 1984 - DUM PSTER “Toby! Toby!" and later, “ Prim­ dition. $800. Please coll Multi family- Saturday, 9 High mileage. $995. Call REFUSE SERVICE - TOWN black household had a net worth of Manchester FURNITURE folding bike, miscellane­ Items, knick knacks, 646-6243. 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 OWNED BLDGS. (REBID) ary! Primary!” 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- to 4. Bedroom furniture, just $3,397, less than one-tenth of ous, Saturday, 10-3. 257 books(.25), records, styl­ door hatch, 4 speed, Ribicoff did depart from his 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for antiques, mirrors, lamps* Spruce St. ish clothes, hats and hand­ AM/FM, very good condi­ The Town of Monchester Is the typical white family, which had 1973 Ford Maverick V-8. an equal oooortunitv em­ prepared remarks as the chanting Bob. glassware, toys, lewelry bags, No “Early Birds” tion. $1,200 or best otter. a median net worth of $39,135. turns out 63,000 miles. Needs minor ployer, and requires an afflr- continued to say: “ Toby Moffett and much more. 194 Great Tag Sale- Saturday, Please! Bids taken at 643-2339, coll otter 5pm. motlve actlonoollcvforal! of Hispanic families fared only MUSICAL French Rd., Bolton. Rain work or sell for ports. $99. was a great congressman who Julv 19th, 9am to 2pm. 102 1pm, Sunday on oil re­ Coll 646-8395.0 Its Contractors and Vendors slightly better with, a median net King - Sized bed. Firm ITEMS or shine. Oxford St., Manchester. maining merchandise. as a condition of doing busi­ served the 6th District with great In force mattress. Two twin box H Wide range of Items. Rain dote 8/2, 8/3, 48 ness with the Town, as per worth of $4,913. leadership. He is a credit to the 1975 Chrysler Newport. inniTRUCKS/VANS Federal Order 11246. springs. Frame. Excellent Tag Sale- Maying- Rain or Buckingham St.(oft Mid­ At the very top, the report said state of Connecticut whether he condition. WIN be sold Lowry organ - good condi­ shine. Saturday, July .19, Air, power steering, I ^ ^ I f o r s a l e Bid forms, plans and specifi­ the wealthiest 12 percent of Ameri­ tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. Tag Sale- Saturday, Julv dle Tpke. East and Earl power brakes, needs cations ore available at the wins or loses at any time. He is a By George Loyng with 2 complete sets of 9am-3pm. 174 Howe St., 19th and July 26th. Odd St.). General Services’ office. can families had a median net sheets, 1 bedspread. All Glastonbury, (between transmission. Runs excel­ Dotsun 1982 pickup. man who made history in the state Herald Reporter Electric guitar with am­ furniture, dlshwore, bicy­ lent. $99. Coll 649-3739.0 TOWN OF worth of $123,474 and accounted for of Connecticut.” for $220, or best offer. Manchester Rd. and Kee­ cles, etc. 134 North School Heavy duty, long bed, cop MANCHESTER, CT. 38 percent of all household wealth 643-8082, evenings & wee­ plified headphones. Good ney St.) Furniture, house- WANTED TO The Moffett crowd erupted with HARTFORD — Manchester Street. 9-3.______and boot rock Included. ROBERT B. WEISS, in the country. This group con­ kends. Keep trying!. condition, works great. wares, pictures, clothing, BUY/TRADE 1979 VW Rabbit, good Excellent condition. $3000 GENERAL MANAGER applause and resumed their chant. Mayor Barbara Weinberg will give Asking $65. Call 646430S.G outdoor furniture, exten­ H condition, some rebuilt 036-07 trolled 63 percent of all stocks and Tag Sale- 61 Bush Hill Rd. or best offer. 643-9108. State Party Chairman Timothy the nominating speech today for and new parts, stereo S3 percent of all bonds and money Pine hutch with glass sion ladder, stepladders, Bunk beds, much more. Herald photo by Tucker J. Moynihan had to repeatedly gubernatorial challenger Toby AM(/FM radio. Asking market funds. windows on top, excellent PETS AND garden tractor with Saturday, July 19th. bang the gavel to bring the raucous Moffett’s choice for lieutenant condition. Asking $300. trailer, sleeper and plow. $1500. Coll 643-8232 NO'nCe TO CREDITORS This top 12 percent, which SUPPLIES INVITATION TO BID «M4 ESTATE OF Merry In the woods Moffett delegates to order. Many governor — Richard Sontag of Call 646-0633. Garden taols and much Tag Sale- 276 Avery St., MARION G. SEALAND, earned $48,000 or more in income Wanted Used Clothes In 1979 AM C Spirit. 6 cy­ “PURCHASe A DELIVERY 19M Moffett sympathizers were angry Stamford. mare. South Windsor. Saturday. DODOE MINI RAM VAN’ a/k/a MARION GRAY each year, was predominantly excellent condition. Girls linder, automatic, low mi­ SEALAND, late of that Moffett was not introduced at Weinberg, who headed a slate of Blue 3 pelce sectional, Boxer Puppies For Sale. 9am-4pm. 25 year attic The Board of Education, 110 white, well-educated and em­ An inevitable part of summer camp is this summer. The two 8-year-olds, both excellent condition. $100. Giant Tag Sale- Baby size 6-6x, Boys sizes 3 and leage, runs excellent, Lone Hill Drive, East Hart­ Manchester, deceased the opening of the convention. Moffett delegates that unsuccess­ $400 each with papers. accumulation. Books, fa­ 4. Call 742-0501 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ ployed in white-collar jobs or the making of new friends or the Full size sleeper, good Call 643-8197 anytime. Ask Items, clothes galore size bric, games, dishes, etc. power steering and ford, Ct., will receive sealed from Manchester, look over a teddy bear Ribicoff ticked off several of fully challenged the slate of 23 brakes, olr conditioning, bids for "PURCHASE & DE­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court owners of their own businesses. condition. $50. 649-1224. for Jill or Steve. newborn thru adult. Car LIVERY 1986 DODGE MINI of Probate, District of Man­ strengthening of old friendships, as constructed from cotton balls, one of O’Neill’s accomplishments and delegates Manchester sent to the parts, wood stoves, house­ (CARS spoke mags, rodlols, RAM VA N ”. Bid Information chester at a hearing held on Almost half of the wealthiest convention, said she was asked Free! 2 Kittens, I male, I CARS AM /FM cassette. Coll af­ Cheryl Vaillancourt (left) and Kati many craft activities offered at the Girl made a point of noting the state’s Living room Chair, excel­ hold, etc, etc. 62 Pleasant FOR SALE and specifications ore avail­ Julv 14,1986 ordered that all Americans, 48 percent, had college Friday afternoon by Moffett cam­ female, 9 weeks old. Litter St., Saturday, July 19th FOR SALE ter 5, 646-6705. $2300. able at the Business Office. claims must be presented to Medeiros discover while attending Scout day camp. Story, more photos in healthy fi.scal status. lent condition. Foam Cu­ the fiduciary on or before Oc­ paign manager Marc Caplan to shion. $25. Call 649-8390.O trained. Good homes and Sunday, July 20, 10 to Sealed bids will be received Please turn to page 8 Moffett said he was too busy only. 6467495. until Monday, August 4,1986 tober 17,1986 or be barred as Camp Merrie-Wood on Gardner Street today’s Weekend Plus magazine. working on delegates to listen to deliver the speech. 4. Rain date, 8-2 ond 63. at 1:00 p.m. at which time by low provided. Ribicoff’s speech and said he Weinberg said she had never met Wood Loveseat and chair. Tag Sale- Manchester- they will be publicly opened Mary Lou Taylor, Good condition. $25.00. ■ MISCELLANEOUS and read aloud. The Board of Clerk didn’t care about it. He said he Sontag before, but was honored to Saturday, 7-19-86. 47 Ho­ Education reserves the right The fiduciary Is: wasn’t surprised by Ribicoff’s be chosen. 646-1760.D ■fo r s a l e mestead St. Many good to accept or relect any or all Evans F. Sealand, Jr. Items.______^______bids or the right to waive P.O. Box 133 endorsement of O’ Neill, noting After delegates had cleared the Complete twin bed set. Canton Center, CT 06020 Newport News gets Trident work auditorium Friday night, she chat­ Take a Look that Ribicoff was on O’Neill’s technical formalities If It Is In Matress, box spring, For Sale-9x12 all wool Tag Sale - Furniture, ap­ the best Interest to do so. and campaign committee. ted with Sontag in the middle of a braided rug, Chippendale Richard A. Huot Barbara S. Edgerton frame and head board. pliances, pool table, clo­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The building the boats is Newport indicate it to be feasible to compete O’Neill said he was confident he sea of empty chairs. Only a sofa 83 Inches long, excel­ thing and miscellaneous. Director 240 Henry St. spring. It is 'routine following fhe Call 643-4734 after 6pm. Business Services Manchester, CT 04040 Navy, in a step toward finding a News, which currently ■ nakes completion of trials for a new in the Trident program.” could fend off Moffett’s challenge, security guard covering Sontag lent condition. Kerosene Friday 18th-Saturday 039-07 040-07 was present during their discus­ 7 piece bedroom set, white heater only 2 years old. 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off We Have Mazdas! second producer for Trident mis­ nuclear-powered attack subma­ submarine to re-enter the yard for Some congressmen have questi­ while Moffett said Friday after­ with brass trim. $400. Call Quartz heater, 2 Chippen­ Vernon St. sile submarines, awarded a shake- rines and aircraft carriers. final inspections and correction of oned the wisdom of attempting to noon that he was “ hovering at the sion. While talking to Sontag, she 649-5830. dale wing chairs, antique down maintenance contract Fri­ Newport News Shipbuilding is a any equipment problems. inject competition into the Trident 270 mark” He needs the support of was preparing her speech. Tag Sale - Strong St. (off LEGAL NOYICE night stand, original milk TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT day to the Newport News wholly owned subsidiary of Ten- The Navy has been trying for two program at this point. The Navy 270 of the 1,349 delegates to force a Weinberg, who wore a royal blue Chest Freezer, 17.2, fast red paint, bench set com­ Woodland). Saturday, Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. for a neco Inc., and is headquartered in hopes to build at least 20 Tridents primary. baseball cap with a “ Toby” sticker Julv 19. 9am to 3pm. years to woo Newport News into freeze, 5 baskets, excel­ plete with weights. Call Pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes, Section 7-192a, submarine that was built by the Newport News, Va. but has already awarded contracts “ I think we’re over the top, 274, on the front, denied she was asked after 6pm, except Satur­ the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester approved the Trident business. The Trident lent condition. $200. Call Tag Sale - Friday, 18th, the foltowlng proposed Charter amendments to the Charter General Dynamics Corp. The Navy, in a brief contract for J3 to General Dynamics. 275 (delegates)." Moffett said. to make the speech as a trade-off 649-0520. day any time.6465808. contract now stands as the only Saturday, 19th. 11 Mea­ of the Town of Manchester. The proposed Charter amend­ The contract, valued at |4 announcement, said Friday it was major shipbuilding project Sucir*<«riticism has been dis­ “ We’re here to do one thing: get for not being chosen to run for the dow Rd., Bolton, 9 to 3. ments will be submitted to the electors of the Town of Man­ post of secretary of the state on the Summer ’’Hot” Sale! chester for approval or relectlon at the next regular election million, will allow Newport News awarding Newport News a con­ awarded each year by the Navy missed by Rear Adm. Stuart Platt, qualified, get the heck out of here I 7 r j TV/STEREO/ Baby clothes and furni­ to be held on November 4, 1986. to become familiar with the tract worth $3,981,760 for “ post­ the Navy’s competition advocate, and head to September.” Moffett ticket. Flashing arrow signs $269. ture, toys, bikes and many without any competition. Lighted, non-arrow $259. The following provisions are to be deleted from the Char­ Trident submarine and, the Navy shakedown availability work” on Last January, after being soli­ who says the service is convinced State Rep. Jonathan Pelto. a key I 1 APPLIANCES household Items. Although some people might Unllghted $229. (free let­ ter; hopes, make a final commitment the Nevada. cited by the Navy, Newport News there is enough work left in the O’Neill strategist, said Moffett was have considered it a compliment. ters) Few left. See locally Tag Sale - Friday, Satur­ Sec. 10-8. Fire Districts and Fire Departments. to begin bidding to build the giant “Work will be performed in expressed an interest in bidding on program to take advantage of far short of 270: “ He’s 34 short. Panasonic Upright Va­ 1(800)423-0163, anytime. Democratic Town Director Peter cuum — With attach­ day and Sunday, Julv 18, The fire Districts existing In the Town at the effective submarines from scratch. Newport News, Va., and is ex­ the Nevada’s post-shakedown in­ competitive bidding. He's still significantly short.” 19, 20. Two man saw, MAZDA RX-7 TURBO date of this Charter shall continue In all respects as now The nuclear-powered Tridents pected to be completed Jan. 26, A Trident builder receives about “Toby Moffett is certainly not DiRosa said he was surprised and ments, bags & extra belt. 7 provided by law. spection contract. 9x12 braided rug. Rust, children’s chairs. 483 Hlll- are now made solely by General 1987." the Navy said. $600 million for each submarine. close to 20 percent. He's engaged in a little taken aback by having been months old. $50. Good white, black and green. Sec. 19-10. Provisions for Consolidation. Then in March,-The company condition. Call 6463245 stown Rd., Manchester. Dynamics' Electric Boat Division The Nevada is the nation's Weapons and other equipment political meandering ... (and) mistaken for Toby Moffett. Excellent condition. $60. 9am to 5pm. Roln orshine. The Town may, by ordinance, establish a Town Fire De­ informed the Navy that while it after 5pm. Call 643-9941, anytime. partment, and assume all the powers and duties requisite in Groton, Conn. The only other eighth Trident submarine and had made no final decision, “ v/e supplied by the government bring wishful thinking," he added. Tag Sale - Saturday, 7-19, ■f a s t e s t m a z d a y e t thereto, and by such ordinance may include within the American shipyard capable of began its sea trials earlier this feel the ultimate conclusion will the total price tag to $1.3 billion. The roll call Saturday will mark Pleaoe turn to page 8 6800 BTU Carrier air con­ 9am to 4pm. 71 Hawthorne PLUS: lurlsdictlon of such Town Fire Department those por­ ditioner. Like new condi­ Ice Cream Freezer - Use St., Manchester. Rain or tions of the Town noWwIthIn the boundaries of the South tion. Used one season. as home freezer, $40. Fold­ shine. No eorly birds. NEW RX-7 TURBO Manchester Fire District, or of the Eighth School and ing Roll-awav cot yi/lth Utilities District of Manchester, or both, and may as­ Asking $200. 649-6411. sume all the powers, duties, assets, liabilities and obliga­ TODAY’S HERALD CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights mattress, $20. Both g'ood Indoor Tag Sale - Pine 0-60, 6.7 SECONDS. QUARTER- TFiE1987 tions of either, or both, of such Districts, relating to fire DEP may sue town Black and White T V -19 condition. 649-2338. Hutch, 2 bar stools, RCA MILE. 15.2 SECONDS. 182 FUEL- protection, provided the provisions of any such ordi­ Excellent condition. Ask­ disc, other furniture and nance concerning the territory, lurlsdictlon or property Lawn mower-John Deere miscellaneous household INJECTED, 2-STAGE TURBO 2000 of either the Sooth Manchester Fire District, or of the Reagan and the Deficit ing $25. Call 647-7361 after no. Excellent condition, MAZDA B . Eighth School and Utilities District of Manchester shall 5pm. Items. Saturday and Sun- HORSEPOWER. not become effective until such District, In a meeting on water violations attachments. Best offer. doay, 7/19, 7/20, 9am to duly called for that purpose, shall hove voted to accept Its MIssaii reflects Index Do you feel President Reagan's economic poH(^clis are dHtitelly Honda RX80 Dirt bike. 6pm. 12B Esquire Dr., AN EXCEPTIONAL BLEND OF provisions. Q responsible for the recent increases ffi federal budget Michael Missari. who recently Coll 649-1621. Manchester.______Only 2 Now Available! TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION. Sec. 19-11. Other Functions of the Eighth School and Utlll- By John F. Kirch may force the DEP to take action stepped down as chairman of 16 pagoa, 2 aactlona RIDING COMFORT, AND VALUE. tle* District of Manchester. Herald Reporter against the town — including filing Twin size Mattress used Tag Sale - Saturday and Bolton's Public Building Cktmmis- Waakand Wua magazina Insida Sunday, 7/19, 7/20, The Town may also, by ordinance, assume any and oil of a lawsuit of its own or instituting a Reagan policies cause deficit 38% Washer and Dryer- Sears very little. Asking $70. Also' 30 In Stock! the lurlsdictlon, powers, duties, assets. Mobilities and sion, said his group was only able fine or a possible moratorium on 8:30am-3pm. 462 Hll|lard 13 The state Department of Envir­ Reagan policlea do not cause deficit 46% heavy duty Kenmore au­ Good condition. Older Hard to find RX-7 obllgatlans of the Eighth School and Utilities District of to accomplish all that it did Advice__ onmental Protection may be sewer hookups in Manchester, said tomatic washer; 5 cycles, box spring Free. 649-1433. St. Furniture, windows Manchester which do not relate to fire protection or the Don’t know 16% with Automatic Transmission maintenance of a Fire Department, provided no such or­ because members of the Board of Classified. forced to sue the town in connec­ Robert Norwood, director of water 5 water temperatures, 2 with storms and miscel­ Base, SE-5 & Luxury water leyels, self cleaning laneous household Items. dinance shall become effective until said District, In a Finance changed their attitude a Com ics__ tion with renewed charges that compliance engineering for the Vltamoster Exercise 2 Now Available! meeting duly called for that purpose, shall have voted to year ago. But he expressed satis­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 Bike. Like new. $75. Coll accept Its provisions. Connecticut__ Manchester's sewer' treatment DEP. Tog Sale-Julv 19th. 9 to 4. faction with his achievements and dryer cycles, fabric selec­ 649-6306 ofter 5 pm. The tollowlng provision Is to be added to the Charter: plant is violating the federal Clean Norwood said a meeting has Clothes, small applian­ said the town is “ on the verge of Entertainment. been scheduled for Wednesday tor control, wrink le guard Section 19-19. Frovislene for Consolidation. Water Act, a state official said and lint screen, $165. Both ces, bike. 77 Durant greatness.” Story on page 3. Focus______between the DEP and town offi­ Umbrella Tent-7X7 with Street, Manchester. Rain ■MUST SELL!- ■$ SAVE $■ Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Charter or Friday. for $300. Call 289-2087 after poles. $30. 643-8095.O the provisions of any Special Act (Including but not Locai news. The charge is being made by the cials to discuss the allegations 6 PM. date Julv 20th. limited to the provisions of 195$ Special Act. No. 328 os Lottery____ Manchester Environmental Coali­ ' made by the environmental group For Sole four 12 foot amended by 1957 Special Act No. 284), the exclusive and to map out a legal strategy. Tag Sale- Hlllvlew Con­ method of consolidating the government of the Town tion, which is threatening to file its planks. Two used 2x10. Come test drive yours at Obituaries . The DEP and town have w o rk ^ Two new 2x8. All for dos, Green Rd. (across with the government of a political subdivision therein. In­ Partly cloudy own suit against the town, along $15.00. Call 643-7153.n from 7-11) Saturday, 10 to cluding any special district within the Town, shall be the O pinion_ _ with the D E P and the federal closely to g e (^ r in their efforts to method set forth In the General Statutes of the State of clean up di^harge leaving the Air conditioner. Westing- 4. Parking along fence Connecticut. Partly cloudy, warm and humid People____ Environmental Protection only. sewage treatment plant on Olcott house. Heayy duty win­ Boston Rocker- Maho­ The proposed Charter amendments will be submitted for today, tonight and Sunday with Sports. Agency. dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 gany. New condition. $59. / M0RIAR<¥»V brothers / Exit 60 Off I 84 the ballot In the form of the following question; highs both days well up in the 80s. The group’s threat to sue if the Street, which is scheduled to be yolts, cools 5 rooms. $200. Call 64631)88.0 Household Items, furni­ U.S./VYortd. town doesn't show intent to comply Source Survey ol ir»e U S aduli popuiaticjri by Cambridge Reports, Cambridge. MA "Shall the Charter of the Town of Manchester be Lows tonight in the mid-60s. ' i% 6 Cambridge Reflprts Inc Dislnbuled by King Features Syndicate Coll 289-2087 after 6 PM. ture, classic 1969 Chev­ Hours: amended to provide that the exclusive method of consoli­ Details on page 2. Weather__ with the act within the next 60 days Please tarn to page 3 1976 18 horse power John­ rolet Comarro to close Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. dating the government of the Town with the Eighth Utlll- estate. 57 Turnbull Rd., 301-315 CENTER STREET tle District be the method set forth In the General Statutes Lasonic Boom Box • 100 son motor. In excellent Saturdays 'til 5 p.m. watts. Never used. $145 or running condition. $375, Manchester, Saturday, MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT of the State of Connecticut?" best offer. Call 6465634. Coll 649-0050. July 19, 9:30am to lorn 643-5135 0394)7 I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 19. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Manchester/Area Hills Street arson investigation goes on By John Mitchell destroyed in the May 19 blaze. Towns In Brief The building was used as a said the department has deter­ Herald Reporter “ We’re just going day to day.” garage by Starsiak, who owns E & mined that the cause of the fire wag" E Transport and H P. Starsiak, A fire that gutted a Hills Street The fire, which occurred around arson. Wood said police have no Connecticut forecast Labor dls^te delays truck delivery trucking companies that haul gas barn filled with trucks aiid equip­ midnight, began in the front of the suspects and the investigation is and lumber through parts of Central, Eastern Interior and Sontkwestem ~ town’s new fire engine will not arrive this ment in May has been ruled arson, building and worked its way back, continuing. Connecticut and Massachusetts. Interior: Partly cloudy warm and humid today, w hT~1f f a labor dispute at the factory and the owner of the building said according to fire officials. No one Trucks were repaired in the barn About 60 firefighters from four tonight and Sunday. Highs both days well up in the where it is being built specifically for the town this week he has run into trouble was injured, but Starsiak lost five and then stored overnight. His towns helped fight the blaze, which 80s. Low tonight in the mid-60s. Wind light and Today ^ajnstead, the truck will be delivered late this year, town officials settling the insurance claim so he new Mack truck tractors, truck other three vehicles, parked away lasted about three hours. vaiiable today. - can recoup his losses. parts and a forklift. Also consumed from the barn on the night of the In history The town trill ha ve to borrow about $20,000 of the $143,264 cost of “ We’re still operating,” said by the fire was a small shed behind Starsiak said the insurance fire, were undamaged. West Coastal and East Coastal: Partly cloudy the vehicle. The town planned to borrow the money for the entire Ernest M. Starsiak. owner of the the building that contained repair settlement is still pending, adding warm and humid today, tonight and Sunday. Highs On fhis date in 1984, Rep. fiscal year, but the delay in delivery will allow the town to borrow structure at 18 Hills St. that was that he wouldn’t have final details equipment and tools. Police spokesman Gary Wood both days 80 to 85. Lows tonight 65 to 70. Wind Geraldine A. Ferraro, the money for a shorter period. until next week. .tonight southeast around 10 mph. D-N.Y., won the Demo­ I replace one that was demolished in an accident cratic nomination for vice last July. Ateut 30 residents approved the purchase of a new Northwest Hills: Partly cloudy warm and humid firetruck in February. today, tonight and Sunday. Highs both days in the president by acclamation DEP may sue town mid-80s. Lows tonight 60 to 65. Wind tonight light at the party's convention in Historic grant plans and variable. San Francisco. Branford resident seeks rezonIng A Branford resident is seeking a zone change from Residence A on water violations to Business II for about half an acre off Oakland Street. In new panefs hands Acrdss the nation The property, located at 67 Oakland St.. is owned by the Estate Continued from page 1 seek another remedy,” Norwood Almanac of Francis P. Handley. The zone change is being sought by Jean said. SvAtaxOirolli Southern states that have baked for weeks had no Handley. upgraded when state funds come hope of cooling temperatures any time soon, but Other state officials said that the Aooo^oto Bditer Site plans are not required when applying for a zone change. through in a manner that will leave DEP might sue the town “ so that some farmers facing empty pens and shriveled Today is Saturday, July 19, the President Anastasio Somoza had The site is surrounded by Residence A and businesses zones, with the Hockanum River fit for swim­ the environmental group can’t sue crops got good news Friday — help is on the way A newly formed committee will prepare Mancheoter'o requeot 200th day of 1986. 'There are 165 fled the country. a Planned Residence Development zone to the north. ming and fishing. them.” from the Farm Belt. for state historic grant funds to be used for work in the C^Hwey days left in the year. In 1980, the Moscow Summer The Lydall Brook runs just to the southeast of the parcel. In a recent letter to the town, the “ It’s better to be sued by a friend Historic District, ‘Town Manager Robert Weiss said Friday. Warm and humid Meanwhile, the human toll.continued to rise, 'Today’s highlight in history: Olympics began, minus dozens DEP and the EPA, Manchester than an enemy.’’ one official said. The committee will com|»rise Assistant Town Manager Steven of nations who boycotted the attorney Bruce S. Beck, who According to some state offi­ Today, tonight and Sunday: Partly cloudy, warm and humid with highs with 17 deaths in the South and the Midwest blamed One year ago. New Hampshire Werbner, Planning Director Marie Pellegrini and Mary Blish of on the relentless heat. schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe games because of the Soviet Developers plan Lydall subdivision represents the coalition, said that cials, under the federal Clean the U ttle Theater of Manchester, Weiss said. LTM will manage all three could be sued if the both days well up in the 80s. Lows tonight in the mid-60s. Wind light and was chosen by NASA to be its invasion of Afghanistan. Water Act only one party can sue a historic Cheney Hall on Hartford Road once renovations are Afternoon temperatures ranged from the low 90s Two Manchester developers are seeking to subdivide 2.5 acres variable today. Today's weather picture was drawn by Chrissy Swift of first ordinary civilian to ride In 1984, Rep. Geraldine A. violations continue. The group has town for such violations. That in Michigan to 100 in Augusta, Ga., 103 in off Lydall Street into fiv^ lots, according to plans filed with the asked the DEP to take some action completed and the hall is opened for iniblic performances and Ferraro. D-N.Y., won the Demo­ would effectively block Beck from gatherings. Birch Mountain Road, who attends Martin School. aboard the space shuttle. Planning Department. to force the town to show intent to Fayetteville, N.C., and 97 in Washington, D.C. It hit cratic nomination for vice presi­ filing suit, one official said. How­ (McAuliffe and six other crew Developers Albert R: Martin and Gerald P. Rothman are comply. Suggestions for items to be induded in the grant application 99 in Atlanta, breaking a record set in 1944, and 98 dent by acclamation at the ever, Beck disagrees with that members were killed when the planning to build single-family houses on the site, which is zoned The group contends that inade­ were made earlier this week by a group of people involved in the at North Carolina’s Raleigh-Durham Airport, p arty’ s convention in San interpretation of the law. and said shuttle Challenger exploded Residence A A , A Residence AA zone allows two housing units per quately treated discharge from the restoration of the district west of downtown Main Street, vriiidi breaking a 1948 record. It was 105 in Columbia, Francisco. his group would still have an option 60| shortly after takeoff last acre. treatment plant is polluting the to sue even if the DEP takes the was once the heart of the CSieney Brothers silk mill operations. S.C., marking the 13th day in a row that city had January.) seen the mercury in triple digits. Ten years ago: At the Mont­ The property is located between Lydall and Vernon streets and Hockanum River and Hop Brook. town to court. Many of the mills are now undergoing conversion to apartments. On this date: real Olympics, Soviet pentathlon Greenwood Drive. The Forest Ridge Condominiums are located Beck said in his letter that the Regardless of the threat. Nor­ ' At a meeting Friday morning, the group added rehabilitation While some parts of the upper Midwest were In 1553, 15-year-old Lady Jane star Boris Onischenko was dis­ to the east of the site, according to the plans. environmental group could seek a wood said he believes that state of privately owned houses in the district as one item that might be Grey was deposed as Queen of expected to cool by early next week, temperatures qualified for fencing with an epee The Plannning and Zoning Commission has scheduled to moratorium on sewer hookups — money could become available included ih a grant request, Weiss said. of over 100 were forecast for the weekend in South England after claim ing the that was rigged to register false consider the application Monday. something that could delay devel­ soon to begin upgrading the plant. Among the items suggested eariier were public improvemmts 7 0 Carolina and Georgia. crown for nine days. King Henry scores. opment in the Buckland area, Manchester is under state and to roads, induding widdiing Hartford Road between Pine and . VIII’s daughter Mary was pro­ including the proposed Buckland Five years ago: President federal orders to upgrade the plant Elms streets on the south side of the road. It will be widened on The heat has been blamed on the deaths of seven claimed Queen. Hills Mall and Red Roof Inn motel. so that the Hockanum River is Reagan traveled to Montebello, the north in an improvranmt projed already under way. people in Georgia, four in North Carolina and one In 1848, a pioneer women’s Coventry to get septic grants One state official said Friday swim'mable and fishable by the Quebec, for his first major Getting uniform and diriinctive road signs for the district was each in South Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana. rights convention called by Eli­ that. the group's suit over the year 1988. another suggestion. summit conference, where he ■ Homeowners in the Coventry Lake area will be receiving the Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. zabeth Cady Stanton and Lucre- sewage treatment plant could be Manchester is mie of W towns eligible to an>ly for grants. A ran into strong complaints from benefits of a state grant of $111,750 for well and septic repairs, Townspeople voted in November tia C. Mott convened in Seneca an attempt to block construction of total of f 1 million will be distributed, with no grant higher than France and West Germany state Sen. James Giulietti, R-Vernon, announced in a news to allow the town to spend up to $26 Among them were the deaths of an 83-year-old Falls. N.V. the Buckland Hills Mall, which is $850,000. No more than Rve municipalities will receive the about high U S. interest rates. release. million for the project, with a limit Wayland, Mich., woman who reportedly had had proposed for northwest grants. 6 0 In 1918, during World War I, Today’s birthdays: Former Th^ funding was recently approved by the State Bond Manchester. of $14.3 million on the use of town trouble breathing, and a 71-year-old Salisbury, H ie town has until Oct. 10 to apply, and a team of state officials German armies began a retreat Sen. George McGovern is 64. Commission and will allow the town to spend up to $15,000 per The Manchester Environmental funds. Manchester originally lost N.C., woman whose husband was treated for heat its chance for money it had counted will evaluate the grant appUeattons and make awards by Oct. 84. across the Marne River in Actress Helen Gallagher is 60. home on housing rehabilitation in addition to well and septic Coalition has already filed a exhaustion and dehydration. Neighbors of the on from the federal government, The applications will be Judged on the town's need, the impact L o w ^ O France afte the failure of their Singer Vikki Carr is 44. Actor repairs. lawsuit based on entirely different Salisbury couple said temperatures in their but was saved when Gov. William Uie proposed project would have on housing and commercial Temperatures last big offensive on French soil. Dennis Cole is 43. Actor Peter “ The homes around the lake were built in the 1940s as summer environmental grounds in connec­ apartment had reached 110. A. O’Neill signed a bill in June that office space, the amount of private or other public capital the In 1941, British Prime Minister Barton is 27. cottages, but,have since been converted for year-round use,” tion with the 750.000-square-foot would give the town up to $11 grant could attract for rehabilitation, the value of the historic Winston S. Churchill launched Giulietti said. “ A number of them have had septic failures and mall. million in grants and low-interest preservation, and the number of Jobs that could be created or his “ V-for-Victory” campaign in Coventry has received a court order to eliminate the problems Beck denied his group was using loans for the project. retained under the grant. Weather radio Europe. which led to those failures.” the sewer issue to block the FRONTS: regional shopping center. “ The funding for the project will The municipalities eligible to seek grants are urban centers or In 1%9, Apollo 11 went into Lottery The money will allow the town to work on up to 20 homes in the The National Weather Service broadcasts In his letter. Beck asked that the be ready any day now.” Norwood distressed areas with mixed-use areas listed in the ftotionid orbit around the moon. lake area. Giulietti said. Warm.^^ CokJ-^^ continuous, 24-hour weather information on 162.475 DEP take action against the town. said. “ In 60 days we may have that Register of Historic Places. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in New London and In 1975, The Apollo and Soyuz “ It force.s IKS to sue the town or to grant and loan in place.” Occluded Stationary ^ 162.40 mHz in Meriden. space capsules, linked in orbit Connecticut daily: for two days, separated and went Therapist Joins staff of MMH Friday: 734 their different ways. Joanne Mack, an occupational therapist, has joined the National forecast Air quality In 1979, Sandinista forces took Play Four: 0964 rehabilitation staff of the Physical Therapy Department at Bolton PBC w ill miss Chairman MIssarl control of the Nicaraguan capital Manchester Memorial Hospital, officials announced Friday in a of Managua, two days after Lotto: 2-3-11-14-16-34 news release. Warm weather is forecast today for most of the country. Cool weather is The state Department of Environmental Protec­ By Johii Mitchell house on Sept. 28. ready to benefit from increased forecast for the Northwest. Showers are expected in the Southwest, the tion reported that the air quality was moderate on Mack was previously a supervisor in occupational therapy at Herald Reporter “ There wasn’t a single headache development and the Route 6 St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. She also served as a staff upper Great Lakes and from eastern Pennsylvania to southern New Friday and was expected to be moderate today and that I can think of.” he said of that expressway, which will connect Sunday. Can You Help? occupational therapist at the Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation BOLTON — Michael Missari. project. Bolton with Windham and Hart­ England. in New Jersey and at Iowa’s St. Luke Hospital. who recently stepped down as Missari. who is owner of Paul’s ford. 'he said. Mack holds a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy from chairman of the Public Building Paint on Main Street in Manches­ The town is apparently proud of Texas Women’s University. She is a member of American Commission, said his group was ter, estimated that the PBC has him as well. Occupational Therapy Association and the Connecticut Occupa­ only able to accomplish all that it undertaken about $2 million in First Selectman Douglas Che­ tional Therapy Association. did because members of the Board projects. ney, a former chairman of the of Finance changed their attitude a “ That’s quite an accomplish­ PBC. said Missari got his share df PEOPLE year ago. ment. considering we’re a volun­ improvements approved, consi^ “ In two years on the PBC we tary board.” Missari said. He ering that “ he’s had his problems, couldn’t do one single project,” called his ex-committee members believe me.” to be .17 percent, prosecutors said. The legal Missari said, reflecting on the a helpful bunch. “ Anything I asked Philip Pineo, a PBC member, Prince’s expedition The trials of Andy limit in California is .10 percent. Calendars beginnings of his five-year term, of them, they did.” he said. said Missari did a “ super” job anil Williams, a ballad singer and television which expired this month. “ It was Missari said more attention and described him as “ real Danish Crown Prince Frederick is part of a entertainer, has won 17 gold albums and two like a power struggle going on.” funding still needs to be devoted to dedicated." Singer Andy Williams will face trial Oct. 21 bly District and Manchester Pro­ Danish expedition led by a man who is on a misdemeanor drunken driving charge. Emmy awards. Manchester The board has changed its road repairs, the recreation de­ Missari. who stepped down for bate conventions. Lincoln Center philosophy from keeping one of the partment and renovations at the personal reasons, handed the reins retracing the route taken by his explorer During a hearing Thursday at which hearing room. 7 p.m. father in the 1920s, the Danish ambassador Williams did not appear, Redlands, Calif., Monday mill rate as low as possible to one of Community Hall. over temporarily to Ronald A. Thursday “ you have to spend some moqey to Overall, however, he is proud of said Friday. The seven-member group is led Municipal Court Judge John Arden set the Planning and Zoning Commis­ Heim, who will serve as interiih Close call Democratic Ninth Assembly make some.” Missari saidSbis the Bolton, which he said is “ on the chairman until the PBC can pick a by Haslund Christensen, whose explorer trial date for the 55-year-old entertainer, who sion, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. District convention. Veterans week, and the new slant has made verge of greatness.” Bolton is permanent leader. father by the same name made a similar was arrested Jan. 20 on Interstate 10 east of Flying glass from a building demolition in Tuesday Memorial Clubhouse. E. Hartford, all the difference. He also credits expedition 60 years ago. Ambassador Arne Los Angeles. Indianapolis missed Liza Minnelli by only a No meetings scheduled. 7 p.m. the Board of Selectmen for the Belling said in an interview. few minutes early Thursday as the actress , Wednesday Democratic 55th Assembly Dis­ town’s “ totally different attitude” MICHAEL MISSARI California Highway Patrol officers alleged attended a party at a downtown apartment, Republican Town Committee. trict convention. Grand Sasso Raymond Ursin, chairman of the ... devoted to Bolton Belling said the prince, 18, is traveling with Williams, a Beverly Hills resident, weaved the party's host said. “ We thought the Lincoln Center. 7 p.m. Restaurant. Hebron. 7 p.m. Board of Finance, acknowledged the expedition through Inner Mongolia and his Rolls-Royce convertible in and out of building was falling down,” said John T. Thursday Democratic 12th and 13th As­ that there “ appeared to be some to see him go.” Xinjiang. The trip will last until the end of traffic at speeds near 70 mph, prosecutors Irish, whose townhouse Minnelli was visiting Judges hours. Probate Court. sembly District and Manchester problems” in the first years of*. Of all the projects that he helped August, Belling said. said. A test of his blood alcohol level found it for a party following a performance. “ There 6:30 p.m. Probate conventions, Lincoln Cen­ Missari’s term, adding that initiate.' including the repair of was flying glass .,. Liza hadstood in the room Democratic Town Committee. ter hearing room. 7 p.m. “ maybe some of it was very town soccer fields, the removal of Friday it hit 15 minutes before.” Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 appropriate.” asbestos from the schools and p.m. Republican state convention, Voters made changes in the last getting the library media center A parking garage next to the townhouse is Hartford Civic Center. 8 p.m election, he said, and relationships addition at the high school ap­ being demolished to make way fora 28-story Saturday between the groups have improved proved. Missari said his favorite office tower, and work was still underway as Andover . Republican state convention. considerably. “ We’re going to has been the new firehouse, set to the party was breaking up about 1:30 a.m., Hartford Civic Center, 9 a.m. miss Mike.” Ursin said. “ It’s sad celebrate its opening with an open Irish said. A floor in the Denison Parking Thursday garage collapsed and some of the resulting . Board of Library Directors, debris shattered windows in the townhouse. library, 7:30 p.m. BRENDAN WOODS Bolton ^ Live from Hawaii Six Early American Style Homes Wednesay Radio’s “ Prairie Home Companion” will Planning Commission, Com­ be far from the shores of Lake Wobegon this munity Hall, 8 p.m. built amidst quiet woods. weekend as Garrison Keillor takes his show Community Hall Advisory Com­ to Hawaii. Keillor will be broadcasting his KAMI: K E LLY HOLLAND JR. WEKiHT: 60 LBS mittee. Bentley Memorial Li­ program on National Public Radio this DATI MNSSMO: 02/13/82 HAM: BROWN brary, 8 p.m. weekend from the Blaisdell Concert Hall in mOM: LARKSLANE, Thursday Honolulu. KENTUCKY LAST SEEN: Kelly disappeared Board of Library Directors, DOB: while playing in front o f his Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 Keillor, on his second trip to Hawaii with limns WHITE/MALE home in nnetree Hollow, p.m. the program, is spending the week relaxing RACI/SEX: at a rented home with his wife and children at IViS: BiSfJE Larkslane, Ky. the Oahu beachside near Honolulu. He said HEIGHT: 4' Conventions he and the children have been sailboarding and he said he hopes to introduce the sport to Any Information? Call 1-80Q-843-5678 Monday his hometown. Lake Wobegon, Minn., when Democratic First Congressional It’s a wise move to have all your timepieces he returns there. District convention, Millard Audit­ checked regularly. That’s because tiny dust particles orium, University of Hartford. can get Into their works, slowing down, even stopping “ A Prairie Home Companion” has an West Hartford, 7 p.m. them completely. estimated audience of 3.5 million listeners. 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District convention, Willie’s Steak Manchester, CT members of Parliament to buy the specially 5 :3 0I p.m. 1 weekdays or 0 a.m. Salur^ day, pleoae Mspnorte your carrier. House. Center Street, Manchester, 6 4 3 -8 4 8 4 designed watch. Peterman Building Company If you’re unable to reach your car­ 7:30 p.m. AIRPORT QREETINQ8 — Jackie Onassis is greeted by family friend Joe rier, can subscriber aervloe at 047- The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ Democratic 35th Senatorial Dis­ Mambar According to the Hindustan Times news­ 9046 by 0:30 p.m. weekdays or 1 0 a ber of the Aseoclaled Praes and a trict convention. Firehouse 649-9404 647-0080 647-1340 VISA - MC - AMEX Jawalan of Amarico, loc Qargan, who picked her up Thursday at Barnstable (Mass.) Municipal Airport m. Saturdays for guaranteed datlv- member of the Audit Bureau of Clr- paper, the watch costs $40 and comes Number Two, Willington. 8 p.m. and drove her to the Kennedy Compound in Hyanniaport to prepare for her complete with a guarantee. Gandhi has not o r y ln U c u M io n a I Republican 12th and 13th Assem- a IWi ol AnvKa me daughter Caroline’s wedding today on Cape Cod. commented on the watch design. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. S^tiirclav, July 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 19. 1986 — 5 OPINION s Troop use ^ ' ^ ‘tjwwi m nsh ANDTHS/IIR "■ J a c k MANCHESTER HAS IT! an exercise coNOixioNeR w u. ee A n d e r s o n This Week Featuring... in futiiity ■ r o o ) . rj) As if to prove that it is serious about Indians lose HARRIS HARDWOODS & DON WILLIS GARAGE waging war against drugs, the Reagan NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY WOODWORK INC. administration this week sent U.S. troops to Bolivia to assist law enforcement officials w ith help 260 TOLUND TNPK., MANCHESTER, CT. 203-649^3 Phone there in raids on cocaine labs. 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 1 \ Although administration officials maintain DON WlLUS CARAifE QUALITY Is The Name Of The Game DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The that the Army personnel participating in the from feds Manchester Area for 57 years. Since 1928 DON has been in raids wifi serve only as chauffeurs for Our product line It diversified and expanding rapidly^ operation at 18 Main St. DON WILLIS has always We stock Screws, Nails, Glues. Good Quality Draw Slides, Sand Paper, Carving Stock, specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of Bolivian agents, American participation in automobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their the operation cannot be shrugged off as just WASHINGTON — Some Indian families are Hardwood Moldings, Veneers, Wood Tape, ViriyI Coated Flakeboard, and the following work and guarantee all their work lOO'Tr, a guarantee that another appropriate and costly act of having their cars repossessed and their electricity Hardwood and Plywood in various degrees of thickness. is not mere words it’s ACTION. DON WILLIS has been in cut off because the government is slow in passing business for 57 years because he does quality work and international cooperation stands by it until you're satisfied. V\\ along royalty checks from the companies that HAROWOOD8/PLYWOOD8 8PECIALTIE8 pump oil and gas from the tribal land. DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE I The use of troops to track drug traffickers ASH WHITE OAK ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK STATION, with the facilities to handle all your automotive | is not new. The National Guard has been And even when the Bureau of Indian Affairs BASS PINE E. WT. FURN. GRADE CUSTOM KITCHENS Commentary finally does send the checks, in some cases in the PLASTIC LAMINATE repair needs. involved in anti-drug operations at home CHERRY POPLAR COUNTER TOPS Indians get far less Tor their oil and gas than other HOND. MAHOG. TEAK MANTLESA/ANITIES Phone 18 Main Street since 1983, and other branches of the military property owners. Sometimes the Indians get MAPLE WALNUT CUTTING BOARDS have been used abroad to help track planes nothing at all. DESIGN SERVICE RED OAK OTHER PINES AVAIL. DISPLAY FIXTURES 649-4531 Manchester carrying drugs and to provide Savagery on the right, A little-noticed congressional report recites the WHITE OAK CEDAR FAMOWOOD- THE hardships Indians suffer because of incompetence BIRDSEYE MAPLE SPRUCE FINEST WOOD PUTTY communications support for foreign drug I'T" agents during raids. at the BIA. The agency acts as the middleman between the Indians and the oil companies — a But U.S. participation in the Bolivian raids, setup that has been scrutinized and criticized for which involves mostly Army helicopter pilots barbarism on the left more than a quarter of a century. IT PAYS TO RAP and crews, signals a shift toward defining the Jack J. Lappen Realty drug trade as a threat to national security. HERE ARE SOME of the findings of CdRQUEST investigators for the House Appropriations The claim is greatly exaggerated and What is it What, for example, is Syria? A You know who I am! about totalit­ grii % Committee: You know what I do! PAP AUTO PARTS certainly does not merit risking American Soviet ally internationally, but at • At the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, Energy Conservation Services lives in the jungles of Bolivia. arian regimes home President Hafez al- Give me your listing 307 E. Center St., Manchester that brings out Arapahoes and Shoshones lost an estimated $12 Professionally Trained Technicians Assad’s highly personalized rule million from 1978 to 1983 because the Washington .4nd I'll Kell vour house for vou! Although the U.S. troops have no power of the utterly sav­ (Rtar of Lanex Pkarmacy)acr) 6 4 9 -3 5 2 8 D o n a ld has the stench of right-wing bureaucrats didn’t get top dollar for the Indians’ arrest in Bolivia, they have been ordered to age in appar­ dictatorship. Whatever, he’s Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street ently civilized oil and gas. The tribes earned anywhere from fire back if fired upon, and the threat of G r a ff very big on torture. $1.27 to $6.64 less for a barrel of oil than the same 649-4539 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 man? Also on the list of notable m confrontation is real. An- example buyers were paying to extract oil from Notary Public with PAP violators of the most elemental state-owned land. member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative 643-4263 The “raids” also seem to be an exercise in of what I have standards of human behavior in mind hap-, 1 • Nationwide, Indians receive about $200 YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT futility, since they have been well publicized are Iraq, Iran, with which it is at million in mineral rights royalties. Under better and operators of the cocaine labs are said to pened recently war: Pakistan, a sometimes U.S. SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK in Chile. management, the House investigators estimated Custom Kitchen Center be packing up and heading for safer ground. ally: Vietnam, another Soviet the Indians would earn as much as $20 million INE'S PLACE 643-1442 Two young opponents of the Review of Books. It is Castro's ally: and Zaire, back to our side. more. Unisex Hair ATMnlng Salon Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. By sending the military abroad for such military dictatorship of Gen. • The Indians are kept in the dark by the Cuba. Neier. former.head of the But for some reason. Latin l " NOTARY SERVICES ★ SPECIALISTS operations, the administration is only Augusto Pinochet Ugarte were American Civil Liberties Union Americans have applied the Bureau of Indian Affairs on the specifics of the oil Visit Our Showroom At: WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE weakening the country’s ability to fight off seized on a Santiago street by and current vice chairman of most sickeningly refined twists company contracts. A survey of Navajos showed GENERAL REPAIRING real threats to its security — a point uniformed troops: doused with Americas Watch, notes that to applied inhumanity. that they often don’t get copies of the leases that ! COPIES 25 Olcott Street I 8'/^xtr or8'/^xM’ Propane Cylinders Filled conceded by most military commanders, flammable material and set Cuba has confined large To take a very few examples, allow the drilling on their land, nor are they told Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM who say the anti-drug operations provide no afire. One, 19-year-old Roderigo numbers of political prisoners how much oil the companies can legally pump. A inhls and more at Rojas de Negri, died after there was Argentina, where, TELEPHONE 18 MAIN'S^REET real training for troops and only drain for longer periods than any other during the long night of the Sometimes, the Navajos complained, proper MANCHESTER MALL an Ma. st. delayed and inadequate*medical country in the world — at least leases weren’t signed and they weren’t even 649-7544 649-4531 • MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 defense resources. treatment. The other, a young 15.000 at a time, according to generals, a favored method of notified when and where the drilling would be Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops woman, clings to life at this disposing of undesirables — The use of the military to enforce criminal Castro himself. political opponents, journalists, done. writing. • Because of late royalty payments. Indians are laws — either at home or abroad — also sets It is not the confinement that is nuns, whatever — was to drop IlmChR /IGNIKoJll Angelic Nursing & Home Care the major complaint, but the losing their cars, trucks and trailers to OVER 4 5 a dangerous precedent. Chilean authorities have de­ them at sea from helicopters. COMPANY * Services, Registry Inc. nied responsibility, but no one brutal conditions in which pri­ repossession: the power company shuts off the A Full Sen-let lleetinf Aid Center MANCHESTER YEARS “I don’t want Amerftans to get so used to outside their own ranks buys the soners are held and the torture to juice for non-payment and the families must sell 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT EL SALVADOR HAS its notor­ personal belongings to buy food. EXPERIENCE seeing the military used to enforce drug laws disclaimer. Not even the Reagan which they routinely are sub­ ious death squads, whose spe­ (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. that they’re not surprised to see troops administration, which is not jected. Recently published ac­ The investigators pinpointed some of the cialty is mutilation. Male mismanagement at the bureau’s Denver office, 0 CALL 649-5807 landing in Harlem,” said Barry Lynn, noted for being quick to criticize counts by former prisoners pro­ corpses are found with genitals Local Registry offers quality care... Opp. East Cemetery vide ample and grisly detail of which lacks the necessary staff and technical counsel for the American Civil Liberties the Pinochet regime but which, severed and stuffed in the mouth, 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD Lower cost to patients... these abuses. expertise, the report states. Furthermor.erjeM , . (ROUTE 83) HARRISON STREET Union. “The military should be reserved to spokesmen say, is pressing the females with breasts hacked off. Chileans for an accounting. There is also documentation, planning among the BIA, the Bureau^Land RN’s, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER defend the country from serious intrusion True, the death toll has declined Management and the Minerals Mai^gement 1 / E R m CONNECTICUT most recently from Amnesty in El Salvador as the American Personal Aids... from abroad. It is not designed to be used Bureau “is for the most part nonexistent.” the 871-1118 THIS IS NOT the only inci­ International, of unpleasant presence h,^grown. But killing investigators found. every time somebody says we need a little dence of barbarism in the 13 practices in the prisons of goes on aTO the killers go help on this civil problem.” Castro’s proto-satellite. Sandi- years that Pinochet has misgov­ unpunished. EVEN WHEN THE AGENCIES get their heads erned what was once South nista Nicaragua, where Interior You’ve Heard About It - New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Selling? Buying? Buiijding? The administration would be wise to Chile, where long simmering together, their raw data may be inadequate. For America’s bellwether demo­ Minister Tomas Borge appears unrest is beginning to boil, has channel its military resources elsewhere and to be applying techniques picked example, the investigators noted that BIA cracy. Nor is Chile the only place now come to the forefront. The reported total Indian land at 79.9 million acres — Now Manchester HAS IT! Harris Hardwoods MARTIN & ROTHMAN, INC. find a better way to approach its war on where such incidents take place. up during time he served in barbaric extermination of young Somoza prisons. 48 percent more than the actual 53.9 million acres. 260 Tolland Turnpike drugs. The current exercise amounts to little Examples of abominations Rojas has attracted interna­ In addition, the investigators learned that REALTORS against humanity abound in Manchester, CT 06040 but dangerous showmanship. tional attention, echoing in a way budget requests are based on outdated COMPUTER SIGNS EXPERIENCE... KNOWLEDGE... TRUST. totalitarian regimes of both the THE NEW SAVAGERY is the outraged response to the (203) 649-4663 ’ information. “The inability of BIA to generate FOR QVER 15 YEARS... right and left. found in a variety of other assassination of newspaper pub­ meaningful information — timely, complete and by Gordon Signs Aryeh Neier calls attention to regimes throughout the world, lisher Pedro Chamorro during accurate — is a longstanding problem fueled by Commerical & Realdentlal CALL Lettere policy the latter in The New York some hard to peg ideologically. the Nicaraguan revolution. That 104 Hilliard St. 646-0880 Woodworking A Supplier 283 Mall SL absence of consistent central office policy, MagdMstar 646-4144 The Manchester Herald welcomes original event catalyzed opinion at home direction and emphasis,” the report concluded. letters to the editor. and abroad and was crucial in Part of the problem could be the bureau’s Letters should be brief and to the point. They To take a very few examples, there was the eventual downfall of the official manual laying down operating EVERYTHING IN GLASS should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for Argentina, where, during the long night of the Somoza dictatorship. procedures. Parts of it haven’t been updated in 30 "WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters generals, a favored method of disposing of The death of a 19-year-old may years. Other problems may arise from oomp/«t« Line of New Rebuilt must be signed with name, address and daytime not have the same far-reaching disorganization in the agency’s Washington Connecticut o o Foreign A Domeellc telephone number {for verification) undesirables — political opponents, effect in Chile. But we can headquarters; things are so bad, the House report 1. A. WHITE GIASS CO., i« • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC The Herald reserves the right toedit letters in the journalists, nuns, whatever — was to drop always hope. charges, that top officials can’t be sure their Travel Services interests of brevity, clarity and taste. orders are ever transmitted to the field. • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed 649-7322 Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester them at sea from helicopters. Donald Graff is a syndicated In the bureau’s defense. BIA officials say a new • Batteries Generators • Alternators Manchester Parkade • Trouble Shooting IN OUR 40th YEAR Herald, P.O. Box ,591. Manchester. CT 06040. columnist. computer coming on line in December should help • Startiars • 647-1666 • Electronic Tune-ups Industrial/*il> IMarine 31 BI88ELL ST. MANCHESTER get the royalty checks out on time. And a BIA Manchester, CT • Wiring spokesman told our associate Stewart Harris that HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6, • MIRRORS • SHOW£R DOORS • STORE FRONTS (Insida D&L Store, Lower Level) Thurs. 'til 9, fat :0-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 . SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. the Indians are now being told how big their (Behind Economy Oil Chango) payments should be. “It’s a heck of a lot better Bernhard Goetz is a reasonable man than it was,” he said. Bernhard Goetz, New York’s famous "subway AT THE CORNER there was a wire-mesh OPTICAL municipal trash basket, filled to the brim with AUTO WASHETTE vigilante,” will have to stand trial for attempted Mlnl-editorial iiaitrljPBlpr Bmlft Featuring All New Cloth Washing System murder after all. refuse. As he approached it, he suddenly gave it a An assistant secretary of education named Goetz, it will be recalled, was approached — savage kick with his foot. The trash basket tipped Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums Chester E. Finn Jr. recently made a radical Complete Reconditioning Service Available menacingly, he claimed — by four black youths in W illia m over, spilling its refuse out onto the wet street. suggestion that we heartily endorse: Teachers, he Serving the Manchester • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester Crossing the intersection toward me, he saw a subway train, who asked him for $5. Having said, should use part of a child’s report card to Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 24 Hour Self Service been mugged on a previous occasion, he R u s h e r another trash basket on my comer and kicked that “grade” the parents for such things as discipline, area for 100 years respondeddw pulling out a revolver (for which he one over too,.with similar results. As he passed he attendance and provision of a proper environment • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield 203 Spruce Street had no p e ^ m and putting a bullet apiece in each glared at me, furiously and defiantly. The other Manchester, CT 06040 to do homework. Considering the amount of 16 Brainard Place Phone: 465-1141 Mon - Sat: 8:30 - 5:30 of the four^\l@j)e remains paraJyzed from the waist witnesses and I stared back at him silently, and in complaining that so many parents do over (203) 646-5904 down: the other three all recovered fully, and two a moment he had vanished down the avenue/ behavioral probl«ms they want the school to solve, Manchester 203-643-2711 EASTERN CONNECTICUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE OFTICIAN8I of them are currently in prison for crimes they What would the Court of Appeals’ hypothetical we think it’s only fair that teachers be allowed to committed after the episode on the subway train. “reasonable man” have done? There was no respond by identifying areas where parents are "Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years" The third chose a drug-rehabilitation program district attorney knows it or not. It is police officer anywhere in sight. The man was shirking their responsibilities. We suggest that the C u r tis rather than go to jail for a crime he had inconceivable that he could empanel 12 New York obviously in a rage, and any attempt to teachers get tenure first, though. It Pays To Advertise / committed three weeks before the quartet jurors without including several who would hold remonstrate with him could easily have resulted IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes approached Goetz. out for acquittal till doomsday. And even if Goetz in a knife between the ribs. ' In The Pentiand The Florist A grand jury indicted Goetz for attempted were convicted. New Yorkers would march on and But I wilt confess to you that, if I had by any murder, after being advised that the, question was tear down any jail in which the authorities tried to chance had a gun on me. I would have pointed it at HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER not whether Goetz acted reasonably in the light of keep him. him and ordered him, very firmly i n d ^ , to clean Manchester Herald 24 BIRCH STREET video • Televlalon • Bterco his own previous experience (i .e., the earlier But there remains that interesting theoretical up the messes he had made. And if he had tried to fflanrlipstpr Hpralft TEL. 843-6247 or 643-4444 WEEKEND SPECiAL mugging), but-whether, in the circumstances fluestion about the reaction of a “reasonable run away before the last scrap of paper was back man.” in its basket, I would have put a bullet in some Founded In 1881 Call 643-2711 F.T.D. Rent VCR A 3 Mottlef 119.95 confronting him on the subway train, he acted as a MASTER CHARGE WORLD WIDE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE CALL FOR DETAILS About 10 o’clock one evening recently, I was non-vital part of his anatomy. HICHARD W. COSGROVE hypothetical “reasonable man” would have acted...... Publiiher to feature your business here AMERICAN EXPRESS SERVICE MANCHESTER 949-3408 A lower court ruled this instruction incorrect, but standing on the comer of New York’s Fifth A “reasonable” response? Technically, I would DOUGLAS A. BEVINS Executive Editor Avenue and 96th Street in a gentle drizzle, looking at a minimumbe guiUy p(/issault vyitb s^deadly, JAMES P SACKS Menaging Editor the New York Court of Appeals has now upheld it ALEXANDER QIRELLI . Aitoclate Editor and reinstated the indictment. for a cab. There were two or three other people on weapon. But are you ready to dismiss 7 or 8 the other corners of the intersection, doing the million New Yorkers as "unreasonable” ? To us, DENISE A ROBERTS Advertising Director HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE IN THERE IS NO NEED TO WORRY that Goetz same thing. Presently I noticed a man across the Rambo is looking better all the time. MARK F ABRAITIS .....Business Manager street, walking briskly in my direction. He was in SHELDON COHEN Composing Manager will actually have to spend any time behind bars. ROBERTH HUBBARD . Pressroom Manager This is one case on which the people of New York, his 30s. scruffily dressed and with a four-day William A. Rusher, publisher of National JEANNE G FROMERTH. . Circulation Manager THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 white and black, are firmly united, whether the growth of beard. Review, writes a syndicated column. « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdiiy, July 19. 1986

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* PEANUTS by Chari** M. Schulz MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 19. 1986 — 7 T^^AT^S i4 o r AFTER VOU ANP I 6ET U)E COULP 60 ON TOUR.. EAfZLY MARRIEP I THINK I'LL I PIPNTMEAN i 0 l f Z P VOl/P PLAY THE PIANO,. ^ 4 B L & A . TAKE VOICE LESSONS. ANP IP 5IN6..WHY PON T RIGHT AUAV.. Kelseys help draft T M E W O P M ./ YOU THINK ABOUT IT '' X Democrats’ platform

GBorgt Loyno William O’Neill or challenger Toby Herald Rtporftr Moffett worked together in a bipartisan faahion. HARTFORD — As most dele­ However, there were a few U.8. ACRES by Jim Omrl* gates to the Democratic state issues that divided the committee. convention began the two-day Before the panel began its work. WANNA JOIN ME FOR, HOO 6 L0 R THE PHANTOM by L** Falk B By Barry fathering Friday by having fun, Moffett u r g ^ the members to add I M A CHICKEN. CHICKEN® Bolton delegate Henry “Hank” certain amendments, such as 7k£ C/tSTL £Ht£THe-AIR , Up IN BASKET \ „YE5, D6AR. 1 JUeT..eOT 7/^LLEO PONT CAT HOOr SLOP,OR«ON i Kelsey worked 3>A hours helping to reducing the percentage of dele­ ELEVATOR,.. HQVie. I'M ALL R I S H T . . , y / WHO, hammer out the party’s platform. gates needed to force a September THOS6 AWFUL . y K ^ L o i A N A PEOPLE KILLEP.. While the platform committee’s primary from 20 to 10. discussion often involved tedious O’Neill forces on the committee, debate over the wording of with the backing of Kelsey, de­ amended voting procedures, Kel­ feated most of Moffett’s proposals. sey said he enjoyed the work and Kelsey oppos^ lowering the 20 would do it again. percent rule because he said it His wife, Marion “ Rusty” Kel­ created “a good test” of a sey. agreed. An alternative dele­ candidate’s support. - gate, she served on the temporary He said a candidate “ should be platform committee that drew up. able to show sufficient strength to the draft platform that the per­ qualify for a primary.” Kelsey m f i CAPTAIN EASY • by Crooks A Casale manent committee polished un-hn said 20 percent is a good measure S=r |Cl986 Kmg F—turas SyfKtean Inc Friday. v T A SHORT of that, but added. “ I don’t think BARS'? WHAT T H - Both Kelseys began their work in BLONDIE by Daan Young A Blan Orak* TIAAE anybody knows what the ideal LATER early June, attending subcommit­ percentage is.” tee meetings on a variety of issues, t h e d e s t in y IF YOU CANT Another issue on which Kelsey A TRITE, ARTIFACT such as education, housing and the SELL'EM ... sided with the O’Neill delegates IS m a n i f o l d CONFUSE 'EM environment. included opposing a plank calling The work involved traveling to for employers to give their Waterbury, Hartford and Nor­ n workers six months’ notice of any wich, and some meetings lasted layoffs or plant closings. Moffett long into the night and early morning. had supported the amendment. “ This isn’t something that a Moffett also supported a plan to couple of people put together over require developers to contribute a cup of coffee,” Henry Kelsey said money to towns to help increase Herild photo by Pinto Friday. the availability of housing — a plan He and his wife said that for the known as linkage. O’Neill’s dele­ Democrats gather at the Hartford Civic Center Friday contested race for the gCibernatorial nomination ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson most part, delegates on the com­ gates. again with the help of night to kick off their state convention. The gathering ----- between Gov. William A. O'Neill and former U.S. Rep. mittee who supported either Gov. Kelsey, rejected the plan. continues through today and will feature the hotly Toby Moffett. STOP STAUlMfl AND atAN NSVER PUT OFF UNTIL A JOSWeaGGOUH ISA WHAT ARE YOU DOING ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook VOUR ROOM, SON! TOMORROW WHAT YOU CAN JO&HALF DONE.'.' WITH THAT TAPE RECORDER? DO TODAY.' mw! 9iiiHollD(ifeK Connecticut In Brief New Haven lawyer joins Moffett ticket WW'cH tiiie ./ M m m C M ! Mother charged in killer blaze HARTFORD (AP) - Demo­ promised you excitement and ... treasurer. mother, a former two-term city cratic gubernatorial challenger Carol Brown reflects all of that.” cm! W A T E R B U R Y — An arrest warrant was issued Friday for the treasurer. K N Toby Moffett named attorney Moffett said of the 38-year-old A graduate of Aibertus Magnus mother of two children who- died in a fire at their apartment Carol Brown of New Haven to run attorney. Brown said she would work to n building last week. State’s Attorney John A. Connelly said. College and the University of on his ticket for secretary of the Connecticut Law School. Brown is increase voter registration as The warrant charges Jean Marie McDowell with four counts of state Friday on the eve of his Earlier this week, Moffett currently an attorney with the firm secretary of the state. risk of injury to a minor, he said. '' party’s nominating convention. named retired Stamford banker of Lyons and Tuccio of Ansonia. " I think we would have a much lJflllHR)K ^''if Eleven-month-old Sarah Laraquente and her 5-year-old ” We promised you new faces and Richard Sontag as his running Thjs is her first try for political more viable voting force in the brother Joshua were killed in the fire, and their siblings — we promised you vitality. We' mate for lieutenant governor. office, although she has worked in state if we had more people 3-year-oId Jose and 2-year-old Elizabeth — were recovering from promised you professionalism a l l e y OOP ■ by Dave Graue M offett said he would not have several campaigns in New Haven registered,” she said. "Nothing is severe burns. over politi'''’ ’ ''^'nr>fw^t^nns. We nominees for a**'»'n »v i^eneral or for relatives, including her being done in the state about that.” HERE'S TH‘ ( GREAT.' THANKS ) IT'S A PLEASURE.OOP' w h a tc h a \ I ' ll t e l l yo u a s scxdn i E lectricity had been shut off in M cD ow ell’s apartment days MUSCLE YOUS FOR LENDING / WE'RE (SETTING FED UP WANT US / AS OOOLA DOES HER THING ) DKLc before the fire, which authorities believe was ignited by a 1 WANTED.OOPll A HAND, BOYS^ WITH-THAT TINHORN T'lXD? WITTH THE GUARDS H^S GIRLFRIEND.' kerosene lamp. McDowell has said she was out of the apartment no longer than MR. MEN« AND LITTLE MI8S~ by Hargreavea A Sellers Fourth Gold trial drawing to a close OtMBH seven minutes, buying milk, when the fire broke out. OWHBuled by NEA.IIK WATERBURY (AP) - Closing Lavery on Thursday denied two she told her son to call the police, HAVE 'XtPD PA O K E P V.HAVE YOU BAiCKEP about 10:30 p.m., the officer evEKYTHiNcS, S O i A R / f ? Wells Fargo defendants ask release arguments in the fourth murder defense requests for an acquittal of Mrs. Welsch said. Officers found testified. 'rPPR-SPAP? I T H P U e H T t h i s : A P E Y ! W IND IT ? ,. y Rhoda Pasternak on Sept. 26. 1974 dinner when Sanford came to her back in a fish pond with his arms he found in the Pasternak home Fargo depot in West Hartford. Seven defendants are free on and stabbed the couple about 30 home drunk. folded on his chest. That was at and they did not match. bonds as high as $1 million. The FB I contends the robbery was the times each. work of a Puerto Rican terrorist group. She said he went into her Puxxles AsCrograpli The appeal to Marshall challenges findings by District Judge Gloriana Welsch. Sanford’s bedroom and passed out on the T. Emmet Clarie in Hartford and the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of former wife, said Sanford was bed. She told the court she locked passed out in her home theevening Appeals in New York. Clarie said he feared some of the the bedroom door from the outside the Pasternaks were slain, Sanford and didn’t return to the room until ACROSS 4 Corpulence Answer to Previous Puzzle defendants would flee. 5 Firearm killed himself two months after the two hours later. s O Y N l 1 F 1 Time rone owners' gp. r ^ % H i r murders. K o A Van Norstrand vows a primary (ebbr.) 6 Fictional story E T A T She woke Sanford and told him to ^ r t h d a y Mrs. Welsch was one of six leave and not com e back because 4 Chalcedony 7 Rare gas 1 N K M A C E DARIEN — A day after failing to win renomination in his rebuttal witnesses the prosecution his "b iza rre ” behavior was affect­ 8 Burden 8 Alley P A s E M district, House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand said Friday the presented Thursday after the ing the children, Mrs. Welsch 12 Propel with 9 Kind of flower July 20, 1986 ■ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves defeat was a “ modest disappointment” and he was confident he defense rested. testified. Sanford got angry and oars 10 Not new u c 1 D The year ahead has more good times in could beat his rival in a September prim ary. went into the bathroom. Mrs. 13 Scottish hillside 11 River in Hades M l It 1 T 0 store for you than last. Several new Delegates at the Republican convention for the 141st Assembly The trial will resume at 10 a m. Welsch said she later found San­ 14 Heating 19 Married ® ( F Z E E friends will enter your life and bring their ^ X STAt^p District voted 6-5 Thursday to nominate David Barrett, a Monday when both sides will ford in the bathroom, where he had chamber woman's title sunshine with them. present closing arguments. After T E R S 49-year-old lawyer and chairman of the Acorn Mortgage Co Jn slit his throat with a razor. 15 Compass point 21 Actress West CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today you Darien. Judge William Lavery gives the 16 Gain by labor will reap what you sow. Do not think in THAT (*=-lNP O F 24 Afrikaner “ I am going to primary, no question,” the 49-year-old Van jury his instructions on the law, the Though bleeding from the cut, 17 Hawk's victims 26 Actress_____ s o T E X A s petty terms, because small thoughts will MOV i F i f Norstrand said. With more than 20 percent of the delegate votes, panel will deliberate. Sanford ran out of the house when 18 Looks Caldwell o T H E R s A yield, only meager rewards. Major o l he automatically qualifies for a primary, which would be held on 20 Name (Fr.) 27 Brothers (abbr.) changes are ahead for Cancer in the F Q U R A E c coming year. Send for your Astro- o Sept. 9. 22 410, Roman 26 Went by car I T HA^ A ^ T E s s M Y A K Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ Van Norstrand said the defeat was not surprising, because the 23 Vein of a leaf 29 Salfsamn 9th vote arrest made tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Box Ha p p y e-n p in c s . convention was stacked with new town party officials opposed to 25 German fascist 30 Asian country 46 Recent (pref.) 56 Yelp 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to his style of politics. Van Norstrand said new G O P leaders in his Superior Court Friday and re­ 27 English city 32 Toward the 48 Made cow stale your zodiac sign. WATERBURY (AP) - A 65- 57 Cougar district wanted him to becom e more in voled in local disputes, but quested a jury trial. He was 31 Reddish dye center of sounds LEO (July 23-Aug. 2 2 ) Do what you can . . . ©.M6byNEA..K "THAYSS 7-( 9 year-old Waterbury woman was he has refused in many instances. scheduled to return to court Aug. 5. 34 Spit 33 Close 50 Madrigal 59 English to help those who need you today. The arrested Friday on absentee ballot 35 Slangy 36 Beer ingredient 51 Preposition greater your self-sacrifice, the greater "Local officials should settle their own hash,” he said. abuse charges, becoming the ninth Also in court Friday, another cathedral city the benefits you'll later derive. WINTHROP '-'by Dick Cavalli affirmative 39 Compass point 53 Grafted, in Van Norstrand has represented the district, which includes person charged in the case result­ clefendant was ordered to provide VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Persons who 37 S«rf 41 Wigs heraldry 61 Actress Joanne Darien and part of Stamford, for 10 years. He became speaker ing from the city’s May 20 prosecutors with a handwriting you see today will respect you for your H E L P IS O N F O O D A N D AND SUNFliOWER 38 Songs of praise 44 Always (poet.) 55 Not so much after Republicans took control of the General Assembly in 1984. Democratic delegate primary. sample. sincerity. You'll be charming and tact­ T H E WAY F=OR CLOTHINS FDR SEEDS FOR THE 40 Part of a plant Republican Town Committee Chairman Frank Anselmo said State’s Attorney John A. Connelly ■Vanessa Gatling, who is charged 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 ful, and completely guileless. SURVIVORS OF THEM 0 J,WQVlEN PARROTS... 42 Actress Hagen LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oci. 23) If your Inner Van Norstrand Ipst much support because the speaker has "no said. with six counts of illegal possession THE PISASTER. ANDCHILDREN... Gazzell Hewitt was charged with 43 Fe«l intuitively 12 14 stirrings give you feelings of luck today, positions on local issues” and had a “cavalier attitude” of absentee ballots, had filed a / two counts of illegal possession of 45 Backer do not disregard them. Approach all of / / regarding his renomination. motion contending that providing 47 Swarm 15 17 your challenges with a winner's attitude. absentee ballots and was released the sample would violate her 49 Short for Susan SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You re­ NOW YOU'RE on a promise to appear in W ater­ constitutional right against self- 50 Luau food 18 quire some type of active social en­ t a l k i n q ; bury Superior Court Tuesday incrimination. Judge George Ri­ gagements today. If there are no plans 52 Caviar following her arrest by state pley rejected the motion. ■ on the boards, dream up something Waterbury arbitration set 54 Sea creature police. Connelly said. yourself. ix f The eighth defendant in the case Gov. William A. O’Neill defeated 58 One time only 27 26 29 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Lady ( m u W ATERBURY (A P) - Striking The hospital had been closed had been arrested Thursday. challenger Moffett in the Water­ 60 Wave (Fr.) , Luck continues to favor you where your A HOME COMING SOON! nurses and service workiers at except for out-patient and psychi­ Frank DeBlasio, 69, of Waterbury bury primary by 43 votes, winning 62 — de cologne 34 material interests are concerned. To­ Wffterbury Hospital agreed Friday atric services since just before its was charged with four counts of the city's 49 delegates to the WITH A LOT Luxury one floor Uving., 63 And others (2 day, she may use members of your fam­ 1,100 nurses and service workers 38 to submit the contract dispute to illegal possession of absentee Democratic state convention that • EXPANDABLE TO 2,000 Sq. FT. wds.) 39 1 ily to provide you with valuable went on strike. • TWO CAR TANDEM GARAGE information, binding arbitration, while hospital ballots. He pleaded not guilty in began Friday. 64 To be (Fr.) officials said they are reviewing Talks have broken off and no new • CENTRAL AIR 65 Total 43 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're • CENTRAL VACUUM lucky at this time with large-scope Bridge the idea. talks have been scheduled. 66 Mythical herb Ideas. However, in order to benefit from A group of area clergy on The hospital began advertising 67 God (Lat.) ■ ■ them you must begin talking to the right Thursday urged both sides to for strike replacements on Sunday. PATIO 68 Watering place FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE 1 65 56 67 people. One from Since trying, to ruff all four diamond submit the dispute to outside Bulat would say only that “ sev­ 4 - ■ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A benefi­ NORTH 1-lt-M 13 losers in dummy risks losing a trick to arbitration in an effort to end the eral” have been hired. Additional MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Mmun. 646-1717 DOWN 58 62 cial turnabout is In store for you today. ♦ J943 a defender's 10 of hearts, it’s OK to six-week-old strike. beds will be opened as more nurses HOUfta;M-T-W-F-9-»-6:90/THUR8. 9 ^ /CLOSED SUNDAY Go out of your way to be helpful be­ Y 9 8 7 6 4 leaves 11 draw the second trump. However, on are hired, Bulat said. 63 The hospital’s 545 service and fB O ti BASICS TO THE “IMPOSSIBLE" TO PINO. YOU SHOULD COAIE HERE PIRST 1 Club leader 66 cause you'll start out as the giver, but ♦ --- the play as given above, when declar­ By James Jacoby maintenance workers went on (abbr.) end up as the receiver. ♦ A J 4 2 er returns to his hand with the second Lydall Woods 66 ae strike June 2; 550 nurses followed 2 Prescribed PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) An enter­ trump, he should cash the ace of dia­ Ask about our 8‘A%* Rate prising friend who has been lucky for WEST EAST South caught the right dummy after two days later. Attached single family homes amount □ monds, discarding a spade. East’s dia­ you In the past has just begun a promis­ ♦ Q6 ♦ A K 10 8 7 5 he had asked for aces and had bid six “ If the hospital is truly con­ 3 Bird call (01988 by NEA. Inc 19 Y 10 5 mond queen will pop up. If East has no WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ KEYS MADE ing new venture. He might Invite you in. Y 3 hearts. But having only one apparent cerned about health in the Water­ MODELS OPEN: ♦ KJ542 ♦ Q 10 7 more diamonds, he will surely have ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your loser isn’t the same as making 12 bury area, they will agree to D A I L Y 12-5 ® 10 8 6 3 ♦ Q97 the queen of clubs for his opening bid. SAT. A SUN. 11-5 6 chances for progress in an Important tricks, as today's South discovered. binding aihitration,” said Paul So declarer should play K-A of clubs OUTDOOR JJ WE NOW STOCK AND CUT fj * All wooded lots endeavor continue to look promising. SOUTH After West had played queen and a Fortier, speaking for both unions. Seek capable supporters who have and ruff a club. When the queen falls, * Attached garage ♦ 2 spade, declarer ruffed, trumped a dia­ Hospital spokesman Richard * Private Patios or Decks something to contribute. he has 12 tricks. If East shows out on CELEBRITY CIPHER YAKQJ2 mond, played a heart to his hand and Bulat said the hospital had re­ FLEA MARKET * First Floor Laundry Area C«ieDrMy Cipher ciYPtOQTRnit rtr crMtBd frofn quotalkKiB by fsmouB p«opta. pMt Rnd presbnt TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Lucky ♦ A 9 8 6 3 the third round of clubs, he must there­ E*ch iMttRf In lh« dpbBf ttindt lor •nothRr, Today $ ckJ9 E mqual* 2 ruffed another diamond. Then came ceived the clergy’s request and * All Kitchen Appliances things could happen for you today with ♦ K 5 fore have another diamond, and now W IN D O W : * Extra Large Closets BR t expected to make a decision by : another heart to his hand and a third by CONNIE WIENER friends, especially those who belong to ruffing one more diamond will set up * Some With Walkout CAR Vulnerable: Both diamond ruff. When he returned to his next week. JE ii JACOBI GARAGE the same club or organization as you. the last diamond in this South hand Basements “ H BGWBCPOLGW LO DIN TCHBN FINUN Dealer: E)ast hand to cash the diamond ace, he was Meanwhile, the hospital has GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Changes while there is still a trump entry to get * One Floor Living With that others may find disturbing will work in trouble when East showed out of di­ reopened a part of a surgical unit I S H A D E S I Two-Car Garage West North there. out for your ultimate benefit today. East South amonds. South cashed his remaining as It resumes inpatient services * Lowest Associaton Fees RGP JGD DLUNV GX DILWQLWJ." — 1 ♦ 24 FlEA MARKET Don't get uptight if you plans get shifteid trumpi, discarding dummy’s spades. depite the strike, Bulat said. Five * Starting at *104,900 Pass 4 4 4 4 4 NT • 2 Bedrooms around. The word ‘‘mach’’ is used to de­ surgical patients have been admit­ Roortn Darkening and Translucent Shades, ImmAtmt Occupmney On Sam* MaAAt YHDE’O YH8LY. Pass 5 ♦ Pass 64 East, however, h^d on to his club Mnctioai: Ttk* I-S4 Bill SS: M in HU. • 2 Baths scribe supersonic speed. It derives N: i1sMnTiyUrS(..rlsMnW.VirBn Pass Pass Pass queen, and when declarer took the ted since Thursday and 11 more EVERY Su n d a y ;^: • Full walk-in attic PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The best parts of anything are always impossible The Maoris, a Polynesian group club finesse at the finish, he was down from Ernst Mach, a Czech-born (3er- are scheduled for admission next ^ INFORMATION 242-1849 always in stock. Several styles to choose. St.. Utl n Lrein. Fraiii Viren: Liki to remove from the worst parts." — The Pineapple Principle. from the eastern Pacific, populated SI. to LzSill SI. Opening lead: 4 Q one. man physicist who contributed to the week, he said. Measure your old shades tip to tip or bring 10. U Annual Percentega Rate New Zealand before and during the I’m sure many of you can work.out study of sound. When a plane moves Bulat said the hospital expecta to M a n c h e ste r 643-2111 M a n c h e ste r 643-2111 14th century. various ways to make the contract. at the speed of sound, it is Mach 1. fill all 20 beds in the partially We«t Middle Turnpike them in and we will measure. opened ward. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 19. 1986 — 9 U.S./World in Brief Town out in force for convention SPO R TS Continued from page 1 Phiily workers agree to return DiRosa — who backs Gov. Philadelphia's sanitation workers agreed to return to work William A. O’Neill over Moffett — Friday after they were found in contempt for defying an order to said during a reception for the start picking up garbage, while a judge in Detroit refused that governor in City Place that he was city’s request to order all 7,000 strikers back to work. asked by four different people if he Silk City Triathlon is set and healthy In Pittsburgh, meanwhile, union officials said a garbage was Toby Moffett. workers strike was possible if no settlement is reached when the current contract extension expires at midnight Monday. City A number of Manchester’s dele­ Manchester’s Silk City Triathlon, set to make Its gent training, he will bear watching in the future. geared as nriuch for the spectator as it is for the officials, however, said they’d didn’t expect a walkout. gates couj,d not make the conven­ third annual appearance Sunday, looks to be as fit and participant. After watching the swimmers at Globe tion, but were replaced by alter­ healthy as the 114 athletes expects to compete here. LARRY FREIHEIT, who placed second in his The first bargaining session since the strike began was The event, which has grown steadily from 98 entrants Hollow, onlookers need only walk a few hundred yards scheduled for Friday afternoon in Detroit, but in Philadelphia, nates. The substitutes included division last year, has trained relentlessly for this to the transition areas at Martin School, which Theodore R. Cummings, the De­ in 1984, will begin at 9 a.m. at the Globe Hollow O n th e Run year’s event and should dominate the over 40 year provides an excellent vantage point for viewing each where negotiations broke down Wednesday, no new talks were mocratic town chairman; his son, swimming area on Spring Street. It will consist of a planned. olds, while champion age class swimmer Mel Seibold of four bicycle and two running laps. Theodore T. Cummings- commit­ one-mile swim, a 17.7-mile bicycle leg, and a 6.3-mile will easily come out on top in the over 50 divisions. Afterwards, refreshments will be available to all on A man at the Philadelphia sanitation workers’ union local tee member Alphonse "Reale and run, finishing in front of Martin School on Dartmouth G reg Best office, who refused to give his name, said workers would return Several other competitors who have shown the grass at the school. Awards will be presented here town Stephen Penny, the majority Road. as well, with trophies and medals going to to their jobs at 7 a.m. Saturday, more than 18 days after going on These distances make Silk City a short or “sprint” consistent improvement and should do well are Randy leader on the Board of Directors. Poulin, Bill Nighan, Craig Zettergren, Steve Melo- participants in 10 male and female age divisions. The strike. triathlon, in the vernacular of the sport, a fact that first overall finishers will receive $75 gift certificates, doesn’t mean that competitors will be taking the cowsk and Phil Forzley. Moslem gunmen free missionary Manchester delegate Josh How- With only 22 women registered in the race, the compliments of The Bike Shop on Spruce Street. royd joined in the fife-and-drum course lightly, however. The bike route, which makes balanced athlete in Sunday’s field, exhibiting talent four trips up the west side of Case Mountain on competition will not be as deep as the men’s, but MARAWI, Philippines — American missionary Brian pa -ade that led O’Neill supporters and consistency in each disipline of the triathlon. He should prove just as fierce, featuring two of into the auditorium Friday night. Gardner Street is “no picnic,” according to race has competed each of the past three weekends, THE CONSIDERATION FOR both spectators and Lawrence, clutching a rifle in his mosquito-bitten arms, was director Mel Siebold. “Two hills on the running leg Connecticut’s top female triathletes. Sue Lucek and competitors, coupled with the organizational skills released Friday by Moslem gunmen Who held him for six days in Howroyd’s sign had a picture of placing 17th, 20th, and 13th, in major events with Laurie Legenza. O’Neill on one side with O’Neill’s may also be challenging,” he added, “particularly to strong regional fields. He should be among the leaders and diligence of Mel Siebold and Jeff Thornton, have the forest. Hours later, a military official said troops were the many recreational triathletes entered.” created a first-class triathlon in Manchester, and blue and green campaign logo on if he is rested enough, but admits that “Moraiski is the Sue Lucek - age 25. Manchester ordered to move against the kidnappers. the other. "They wouldn’t let mein A number of the areas more serious minded should continue to insure a positive prognosis in the Lawrence, 30, said his captors threatened to kill him if the man to beat.” “I may have a shot at it if he and Doug Lucek has completed three triathlons over the past years to come. without a picture.” Howroyd said. competitors will also be on hand tomorrow. Among have an off day,” he added. Forzley is a good runner,. military attempted a rescue operation. them, keep an eye on the following; three weeks, including Sports Aid in Medford. Ma. According to Siebold, some changes may be in the and would have to run Moraski and perhaps Cote down (12th place). The Toyota Tri Series in Vermont (8th), But he said he was treated well and added, “From the from behind to have a chance at an upset. wind, however, and a flattening of the bike course beginning. I knew that their intention was to release me and not A number of Manchester dele­ Stan Moraski - age 26. Farmington and the New England Tin Man Triathlon in Wellesly. could be one of thenrt. “Our triathlon is designed to gates and Glastonbury Town Coun­ Herald photo by Pinto Mass., where she placed 11th, despite leg cramps that to harm me.” One of the top triathletes in New England, Moraski Tom Cartelli - age 22, Middletown encourage local people to enter,” he said, “and I think cilman Michael Meotti — who is a Manchester delegates meet on the Voters Herb Stevenson, Democratic is easily the best biker in the field, and he swims well. forced her to walk the final portion of the nin. Lucek, with the Gardner Street hill, the bike leg is a little candidate to challenge SfnTcarl A. Cartelli is the fastest runner in the field, and should who recently qualified to compete in the Hilton Head convention floor Friday, just before the Town Committee member Johnny While he achilles heel is running, his lead after the be in the top five out of the water. A 1986 UConn tough for the recreational competitor we would like to Soviet atomic, official removed Zinsser. R-Manchester, this No­ bike leg is often large enough to deter would be United States Triathlon Series National Champion- accommodate.” Siebold also said that a sharter run vember — complained about the competition for votes heated up. From DiDonato and Manchester Democratic graduate. ht( was one 6f the Husky’s top cross country ■ ships, believes that her strongest event is the bicycle. challenges from behind. Moraski is the favorite runners last season, and placed an impressive 20th in and perhaps a shorter swim also are being MOSCOW — The Kremlin removed the head of the state atomic bright lights that shone down on left are town Directors Stephen T. Chairman Theodore R. Cummings. Sunday. She is in excellent condition for Sunday’s competition, considered. safety committee Friday, nearly three months after the them Friday night. the Big East Championships. Cartein has had very but understandably tired from frequent racing. “I’m Penny and Peter DiRosa, Registrar of little experience on the bike, however, and has never Thornton believes that further improvement will Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and a news weekly said the accident Because they are from the First Doug Cote - age 26, Glastonbury looking for a victory though, ” she said. “With some come when and if the swim can be moved from the has forced a review 6f atomic power policy. Congressional District, the Man­ trar of Voters Herbert Stevenson is She said the keynote speaker before competed in a triathlon. Nonetheless, a fair rest this week. I think I’ll be ready .” Lucek added that A great swimmer and improving runner, Cote will bike leg could conceivably put him in contention with Globe Hollow swimming area to the actual reservoir. The magazine New Times indicated radiation still is leaking in chester and Glastonbury delega­ the delegation’s secretary. In a storeroom behind the hall should not have come out in she hopes the race is not as hot as last years, where a “Right now we have a limit of 125 participants, due to where the animated delegates compete with high school standout Mel Siebold Jr. for the leaders near the end of the run. small amounts from the crippled Chernobyl reactor, about 80 tions were seated in front of the support of one candidate over the distinction of being the first out of the water. After flat tire denied her a win. the capacity of the pool.” he said. “If the tri is to grow miles north of Kiev in the Soviet Ukraine. stage in the brilliance of the were applauding and chanting, another. like we’d like it to, we’il need to move to a larger area. ■ Moffett supporter Robin Tracey, “We want Bill,” or “Toby, Toby,” good showings at the Oxford (Maryland) and Beau Borerro - age 15. South Windsor In a one-sentence announcement, the official news agency overhead lights. who was a member of the chal­ At one point, when Ribicoff said Farmington Triathlons, where he placed 13th and fifth Laurie Legenza - age 27. Cheshire like the reservoir. the standards bearing the names of the “tradition of great Democratic With less than a year’s serious triathlon training Legenza is a good swimmer and an improved biker, Tass said the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, the nation’s lenge slate that lost in May’s respectively, Cote figures to have the best shot at under his belt, young Borerro is already exhibiting delegate primary, said she felt towns were lined up like so many leadership lives on in such names but performs best in a pairof running shoes. Last year nominal Parliament, had “released from his duties" Yevgeny V. Andover delegate Nellie Bois­ silent sentinels at rigid attention challenging Moraski. He is a dauntless competitor, national class potential on the bicycle, according to she bested Lucek at Silk City and again at the BECAUSE A HOT DAY is expected, Siebold and vert had the distinction of being outnumbered by O’Neill’s suppor­ as Bill O’Neill and Chris Dodd,” he known for a never-say-die attitude. In last week’s Tin Kulov, 57, chief of the State Committee for Safety in the Atomic waiting to be put into place in the was interrupted by chants of his training partners. He entered his first triathlon Connecticut Tinman in Winsted. where the margin Thornton are asking residents along the course to pull Power Atomic Industry since 1983. her delegation’s chairman and ters at the convention. Man Triathlon in Wellesly, Mass., it is reported that two weeks ago (after stretching his age a bit on the out their hoses and sprinklers for the event, to help convention hall. They will mark “Toby, Toby.” he went into hypothermia during the 56-mile bike leg. was a mere 12 seconds. Lucek retaliated at the Chuck secretary. Those titles are sup­ However, she said she took some the places where delegates will sit At that point he departed from application) and went on to demolish his division, East Coast Triathlon in Danbury, bettering her cool off participants. posed to be held by separate small pleasure in seeing Manches­ but persisted, “gutting out” the subsequent half­ placing 23rd overall, in a top field. Borerro is a good Also, additional volunteers are welcome. Those today when votes are taken. his prepared text to pay tribute to marathon run to finish the race. friendly rival by six minutes. For Legenza to win, she U.S.-Bolivian raid nets airplane people, but Boisvert is Andover’s ter’s Richard Dyer, an O’Neill Moffett, who served as a United swimmer as weil and is improving in the run. which will need to exploit her strong suit and cath up to interested should meet Siebold at Globe Hollow at 8:15 sole delegate. delegate, ask for a Moffett cam­ States representative from the remains his weakest event. While he has little chance Lucek on the run. a.m. LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivian police flown in by U.S. helicopter "I’m everything,” she said. paign button. Tracey said Dyer Mayor Weinberg said she was , Ken Forziey - age 24, Manchester of winning tomorrow, watch for Borerro to make a Stop down and see the triathlon Sunday. It’s a great pilots raided and destroyed a jungle laboratory Friday that Sixth Congressional District, and Forzley is perhaps the strongest and most evenly Ted Cummings is Manchester’s wanted the button as a souvenir amazed and disturbed by Abra­ drew applause from Moffett good accounting of himself. With consistent, intelli- UNLIKE MANY TRIATHLONS, Sunday’s race is excuse to spend a day in the sun. produced nearly 3,500 pounds of cocaine a month. Information delegation chairman and Regis- and not as a badge of support. ham Ribicoff’s keynote speech. supporters. Minister Herman Antelo reported. He said the lab was being dismantled when the raiders arrived, and an airplane was confiscated. He would not give the location, Legion completes Step Two but the U.S.-Bolvian anti-cocaine operation is based in Beni Fed may push interest rates lower province, the heart of the cocaine industry in northeast Bolivia. WINDSOR LOCKS — Step Two. Sunday, against Oakville at the home with a single. Antelo said the Bolivian anti-narcotics police known as the Manchester American Legion Taft School at 1;30 p.m. and home Bv Martin Crutsinger decided it would not set a new So far this year, M-1, which for 1987. Bontempo. Helin and Fogarty Leopards also destroyed six cocaine-paste labs and 50 coca-leaf The Associated Press target for growth of the basic includes checking accounts and For M-3, an even broader baseball coach Steve Armstrong against Winsted at 6 p.m. at crushing pits in the Chapare region in recent days. calls his team’s plight in Round III Cougar Field. each collected two hits in Manches­ measure of money, known as M-1, cash, has grown at an annual rate measure of money which includes ter’s nine-hit attack. “I feel we U.S. and Bolivian sources said earlier Friday that the WASHINGTON (AP) — The saying instead it would concen­ of almost 13 percent, far above the M-2 plus large certificates of — which it must win if it has any A six-run inning, all with two hopes of retaining its Zone Eight outs, inflicted the bulk of the played really well in the field. We anti-cocaine raids had started — four days after some 160 U.S. Federal Reserve, a week after trate on the growth of two broader 3 percent to 8 percent target set by deposit, the Fed set growth targets turned three double plays. And we soldiers, six helicopers and other equipment began arriving for championship — as a six step damage against Windsor Locks. cutting a key interest rate, gave monetary aggregates, known as the Fed at the beginning of the matching those for M-2. project. hit the ball finally.” Armstrong the joint campaign with the the Leopards. new signals Friday that it stands M-2 and M-3. year. Along with the new money 1-2 in the round and 8-11 overall. Step Two was completed Friday Chris Ogden was on board when said. “But we have to keep it willing to push rates lower still in This move had been expected by Last year, the central bank faced targets, the Fed also issued lower rolling, keep it going.” Planes nearly collide while landing an effort to spur a rebound in the economists, who said the Fed’s a similar problem with explosive predictions for economic growth as the Post 102 contingent bested Jim Fogarty began the run making host Windsor Locks. 8-2, at Southw­ with an RBI double to left center Helin went the distance, striking sluggish U.S. economy. concern over boosting economic growth in M-l and decided to boost this year. In February, the central est Park. GRAPEVINE, Texas — Two jets with a total of 266 people The central bank announced that growth would force the central the target range. This year it has bank had predicted the economy, field. Jon Roe was Intentionally out three, issuing three walks and aboard tried to land on the same runway at the same time, it was de-emphasizing a key bdnk to allow M-1 to grow far above gone e.ven further by deciding as measured by the gross national “That’s step two but we can’t get walked before Dan Bontempo being touched for five Windsor coming within 100 to 200 feet of each other, officials said Friday. money target as it works to keep its original target for this year. essentially to ignore M-1 growth product, would grow at an annual excited yet,” cautioned Arm­ rifled an RBI double to left. Mike Locks ^hits. Losing pitcher Jim “One was virtually on top of the other,” said Federal Aviation alive the 42-month economic Normally, the Fed would be and concentrate on the two rate of 3 percent to 3.5 percent, only strong, who knows his team still Charter was hit by a pitch and Gilbert had a no-hitter through Administration spokesman Mitch Barker. expansion. worried that explosive growth in broader measures of the money slightly lower than the administra­ has a long Way to go. Manchester. George Scaglia followed with a three innings before the roof caved, The Mexicana Airlines flight from Cancun, Mexico, and the 'The Fed’s action came in its any portion of the money supply supply, which have been growing tion’s forecast for 4 percent 17-12-1 overall, is now 2-0 in the two-run parchute single. Sean in on him in the fourth. American Airlines flight from Tulsa,. Okla., were assigned to revelation of revised money could rekindle inflationary at a slower pace. growth. all-important Round III. That McCarthy capped the inning with a targets for the rest of the year. The pressures. For M-2, which includes M-1 plus However, the economic assump­ doesn't resume until Monday when two-run double. Mancheiter 000 630 0 S-9-0 adjacent runways at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on Manchester hosts Enfield at Winning pitcher Chris Helin and Windsor Locks 000 300 0 ^5-0 Thursday, but the Mexicana crew either misunderstood the Fed plays a key role in controlling However, at the present time, most types of personal savings, the tions released Friday predicted a MCC’s Cougar Field. Manchester Helin and Charter; Gilbert, Slderov- economic growth through its the Fed believes that the need to Fed decided to retain the original growth rate this year of 2.5 percent Fogarty ripped singles in the ooe (4) and Golden. instructions or wrongly identified the runway number. Barker has an exhibition twinbill on fourth and Bontempo chased both WP- Helin; LP-Gilbert. said. power over the nation’s money boost economic growth outweighs growth target of 6 percent to 9 to 3 percent, and the central bank A collision was averted when the American jet asked to switch supply. concerns over inflation, econo­ percent for 1986, lowering that said even this modest forecast runways and landed safely, he said. The Mexicana jet then made " The Fed said Friday it had mists said. slightly to 5.5 percent to 8.5 percent might not come true. AL roundup a second approach and also landed safely. None of the 120 people aboard the American’ McDonnell- Douglas 80 or the 146 people on the Mexicana Boeing 727 was hurt in the incident, said American spokesman Dave Tracy said. Census bureau says o b itu a ries Yanks overpower Chicago Chile arrests soldiers in burning Qlara Britt Holyoke, where he had lived for the Bv The Associated Press Reliever Al Holland yielded last 40 years. Tigers 5, Rangers 0 AP photo SANTIAGO, Chile — The army said Friday it has arrested 25 wealth in few hands Clara (Drexel) Britt, 92, for­ Harold Baines’ 13th homer in the soldiers in connection with the fatal burning of a 19-year-old merly of Essex Street, died Wed­ Donze was bom in New York on NEW YORK — Mike Pagliarulo seventh, and Dave Righetti At Detroit. Jack Morris pitched a Dick Howser (right), manager of the undergo surgery next week. He's talking Chilean photographer, who was a U.S. resident, during an Continued from page 1 percent of black households. Aug. 27, 1896. He joined the 2nd went 3-for-3, including a three-run worked the final two innings for his two-hitter for his third consecutive nesday at a local convalescent Connecticut Infantry National Kansas City Royals, will miss the rest of with St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog anti-agovernment protest earlier this month. The study found a correlation home. She was the widow of homer and an RBI single, and Don 21st save as the Yankees won the shoutout, while Kirk Gibson went Gen. Carlos Ojeda, commander of the Santiago garrison, said degrees and another 21 percent Guard during World World I, Mattingly homered and drove in sixth time in their last seven 4-for-4, including an RBI single, as the season with a brain tumor. He will during the All-Star break. had attended college. F or. all between age and the accumulation Edward Britt. which eventually became part of games. three officers, five non-commisioned officers and 17 draftees of wealth. Net worth was the Born in Massachusetts, she lived two runs Friday night, leading the the Detroit Tigers beat the Texas categories, householders with a the 122nd U.S. Infantry (Yankee New York Yankees to an 8-4 Pagliarulo put New York ahead Rangers 5-0 Friday night. were “put under arrest” and were at the disposition of the college education had about twice highest for householders aged 55 to in Manchester for many years. Division). Donze fought in all the victory over the Chicago White 5-3 in the fourth against Floyd civilian judge investigating the case. the net worth of those who only 64 at $73,660, compared with a She is survived by a brother, Morris, 10-6, moved into a tie median net worth of $5,760 for Ernest Drexel of Harwich, Mass.; major battles of the division during Sox. Bannister, 5-6. With one out. Mike Brain tumor puts Howser Photographer Rodrigo Rojas de Negri, who had returned to graduated from high school, World War I and was a recipient of Joe Niekro, 8-6, activated from Easier singled. Butch Wynegar with California’s Mike Witt for the Chile from his home in Washington, died July 6 of burns inflicted $60,420 versus $31,890, householders under 35. Persons and two sisters. Lillian Schaefer of the Victory Medal with battlec- American League lead in complete over the age of 75 had a median net Rockville, Md., and Dorothy Crago the 15-day disabled list on Thurs­ doubled and Pagliarulo followed during the July 2 demonstrations against the military By profession, the richest people lasps and the Purple Heart. day, pitched five innings for the with his 22nd homer, but only his games with nine and matched government. worth of $55,180, which govern­ of Chicago. III. Milwaukee’s Juan Nieves with his were found in the group including ment analysts said indicated that The funeral will be Monday at 10 He was a civilian member of the victory. Niekro, who had been second off a left-hander. Paglia­ Witnesses said soldiers sprayed Rojas Denegri and a girlfriend self-employed managers and pro­ U.S. Engineers Corps and served sideiined with a bruised right index rulo has homered six times in his third shutout. The only hits he out for rest of the season with a flamable liquid and set them afire. the elderly were selling off some a.m. at the John F, Tierney allowed were doubles by Scott fessionals, with/ a median net assets to meet living expenses. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St.. as officer-engineer during the finger, gave up seven hits, includ­ last II games, and has hit five By Doug Tucker rim manager. around in the coaches room worth of $163,61f Persons engaged construction of flood control and ing Joel Skinner’s three-run homer home runs this season against Fletcher in the first and Don The survey found that by far the Burial will be in Rose Hill Slaught in the second. The Associated Press “Driving to the park today. I swapping stories and joking in farming, forestry and fishing militaiy projects, including flood in the second. Chicago. around. Usually, Dick would be most popular way of accumulating Memorial Park. Calling hours are works in Holyoke and Northamp­ kept thinking about all the things had the smallest net worth, $5,597, 9:30 to 10 a.m. Monday. KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Dick Dick an(j I have been through,” right in there leading the group according to the Census Bureau wealth is home ownership with ton West Air Force Base in two-thirds of American families Memorial donations may be NL roundup Howser, manager of the defending said Ferraro, dabbing at his with the funniest story. But he just survey. Massachusetts. world champion Kansas City Roy­ swoilen eyes. “But Dick is a kind of sat there. I asked him about Man charged in assault reporting they own their home. made to the Alpha and Omega Donze retired after 44 years of Almost one-third of all black The typical amount of equity Home for Handicaped Children, als, will undergo surgery next battler. He’s always been a battler it and he said he wasn’t feeling A Hartford rqan was charg'ed, families, 30.5 percent, reported service and became a member of week for a brain tumor and miss and I have faith that he can handle good.” Police said when they arrived at reported in the home was $40,600, 15>A Lanz Lane, Ellington. American Legion Post 260 of South Friday with first-degree sexual the scene, the suspect had fled. they owned no assets at all or had a with this figure accounting for 41 the rest of this season, team any situation.” Performing the surgery will be a assault in connection with ' an negative net worth, while over half Hadley. Mass. officials said Friday. Ferraro had a kidney removed in Kansas City neurosurgeon. Dr. He was charged with two counts percent of the median family’s Armand J. Donze Sr. He is survived by his daughter, Mets suffer first shutout incident earlier this month in of black families, 54 percent, had total net worth. “The neurosurgeon does not feel cancer surgery in 1983. Charles Clough, Dr, Meyer said. which he allegedly threatened his of first-degree sexual assault, assets of less than $5,000. Elizabeth E. Krause, four sons, that this surgery is life- “My wife reminded me today “Brain tumors are really very ex-wife with a tire iron and assault with a deadly weapon, Married couples had a median Armand J. Donze Sr., 89, a Robert M. Donze of South Hadley, By The Associated Press each until Houston’s seventh­ since June 10 and it snapped the threatening,” Dr. Paul Meyer, that the reason I came back from rare. They’re not common things.” second-degree assault, first- By comparison, 11 percent of net worth of $50,120, about four former resident of Manchester, Armand J. Donze Jr. of Puerto inning rally. Mets' five-game winning streak. sexually assaulted her at her white families had no assets or a team physician, said at a news having malignant cancer was Imperial Drive home in Manches­ degree burglary, unlawful res­ times the net worth of families died July 10 in Holyoke. Mass., Rico. William H. Donze and Paul HOUSTON — Alan Ashby hit a Knepper, 11-7. struck out a Dodgers 4, Cardinals 3 conference, "Under the best of because of the support oj| ail my traint, third-degree assault and negative net worth and 26 percent headed by a woman, $13,890, a where he lived with his daughter N. Donze of Chicopee, Mass.,'16 season-high nine batters and ter. police said. owned less than $5,000 in assets. two-run single in the seventh and circumstances, the recovery pro­ friends and loved ones,’’ Ferraro Jeffrey Oliver. 29. was arrested ’threatening. statistic the analysts said helped and t .-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren and 21 great walked only one as he threw the At St. Louis, Franklin Stubbs and Bosox Bob Knepper pitched a three-hitter Len Matuszek hit two-out homers cess would require three or four said. “I know that Dick knows on a warrant and held on a $50,000 Police said Oliver was also The wealthiest families, those explain the wealth discrepancy William A. Krause. grandchildren. as the Houston Astros defeated first shutout against the Mets in 110 months. We will not know whether we’re all pulling for him.” bond, police said. charged with two counts of risk of worth more than $250,000, included between white and black families. Donze. the husband of the late General services were held in New York 3-0 Friday night and gpmes since Sept 11.1985. The only to key a three-run first inning, it is benign or malignant until we Players were stunned by the activate According to police, his ex-wife, injury to a minor. Two children 6,5 percent of white families. 3.1 More black families are headed by Eulilla Donze, lived in Manchester Holyoke. Burial was at Forestdale handed the National League East­ team to go an entire season without powering the Los Angeles Dodgers have sections taken and studied news. who was not identified, called were in the Imperial Drive apart­ percent of Hispanics and 0.6 wqmen than white, families. from 1913 to 1946 before moving to Cemetery in Holyoke. leading Mets their first shutout this being shut out was the 1932Boxing* Tim Witherspoon vs. Frank Bruno, HBO defeated the San Diego Padres 12-7 Friday night. night and he said the Royals, but he to resort to radiation-type therapy, earned run average and 89 UOO/HOUSE • Mott furnlahingt moved and blocked 8; 30 p.m. — Mets vs. Astros, SportsChannel, WKHT didn’t know the score.” or chemotherapy. up n 7 iru$ • Carpets raked Cube 2, Giants 1 strikeouts in 77 13 innings when • 3M Carpet Protector available • Armaclad baked enamel 10 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Mariners, Channels 30, 38, WTIC “Any time a person has a brain “It’s in the frontal area where he was hurt. (Ineluin iny eamblMlIwii At Chicago. Scott Sanderson tumor, it is serious.” Dr. Meyer emotions and personality are The Red Sox “received per­ TETRAULT & SONS, INC. finish for strength, durabili- SUNDAY ^ •I hallwiyi A alalrt.| 10:30 a.m. — British Open, Channels 8, 40 limited San Francisco to one hit. a said. “But there is no way to know centered,” Meyer said. mission from the (American) ICUSTOM OOOHS»WOOOCO«f ITOBM OOOnS*Sf AMLfSS OUTTEM fourth-inning double by Jeff Leo­ whether the tumor is malignant or Ferraro, one of the All-Star WINDOWS»fATIO covent a ENCLOSUREa^BAILINO* t y a n d minimum 1:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. White Sox, Channel 11, WPOP league to activate” Hurst with­ >20.00/CHAIR I AUTO INTERIORS nard, through seven innings and not until the surgery.” coaches, said Howser seemed out making another roster maintenance. 3 p.m. — Mets vs. Astros, Channel 9. WKHT subdued during the All-Star •35.00/S0FA SAVE THIS VALUABLE COUPON 872-9187 Lee Smith pitched two perfect Mike Ferraro, a close friend of move, team public relations Offer Expires July 31,1066 * 4; 30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Mariners, Channel 38, WTIC innings in relief as the Chicago Howser’s and the Royals’ third festivities. director Dick Bresciani said. 35.00 M l. 140. EHUntOil. CT 06029 Cubs beat the Giants 2-1 on Friday. base coach, was appointeed inte­ “A bunch of us were sitting U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 19. 19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 19. 1986 — II SCOREBOARD 7 Leads British Open

tp R RR BB SO w in, lose & DREW Yount M il 373 45 a Leonard SF 314 45 9 8 41 .W .330 EDavIs Cbi Norman tames Alisa xourse CMooss Fletcher Tex 371 40 23 .321 1 9 50 58 12 31 .3H SoftbaD Bannister LJ-6 81-3 7 8 8 1 1 Joyner Cal 353 58 72 .317 R R e i^ P it 377 48 79 7 31 .29 Schmidt I 8 3 3 0 1 Fernndz Tor 370 55 38 .315 H a m Phi 330 69 91 5 42 .2M By Bob Green KH em ndz N Y 310 48 8 36 .3M second- round 67, Faldo 70. winner of this title, just made It. He piled In any of the four majors.' Dowley ^3 0 0 0 0 0 w a rd Tex 273 40 a .315 a s The Associated Press New Y erk Baines Chi 335 50 105 12 53 .313 OSmIlh StL 2 9 33 81 0 78 .7 8 * Bernhard Langer of West Ger­ again scored an eagle-3 on the 17th, which also include the U.S. Open, JNIekro WJ-8 5 7 3 3 3 4 Bell Tor 355 59 111 17 85 .313 Schmidt Phi 3 9 52 87 78 87 .3M many, a former Masters cnam- shot 73 and was at 151, the cutoff R n MWIIson N Y 174 32 49 5 18 .3B N the Masters and the PGA. Holland 3 1 I I 0 4 Lynn Bit 235 41 73 14 45 .311 TURNBERRY. Scotland — Greg pion, matched par 70 and was at figure. Rlghettl S,31 3 0 0 0 0 3 Benlauez Bit 197 28 17 .310 P arke r CIn 340 48 98 18 55 .2B As it was. Norman tied thfc JIm't Arco h«ld L.M. Gill icoralns Gladden SF 1 9 31 52 2 13 .29 Norman, a dayfiftei^eimiplaining 142. until fh* final Inning, holding on for o WP—Schmidt. PB—Wynegor. Bernzrd Os 299 42 35 .308 Norman was by far the star of British Open record, set by Mark Umpires—Home, Cousins;^ First, John­ Burleson Col 159 24 18 .308 Orsulak Pit 253 41 71 2 18 .211 that Tumbenw’s Alisa eburse was At 144 were first-round leader the day. 10-5 vtrdicf Friday night of NIkt FItId. Schu Phi 157 23 44 Hayes on this course in 1977 and Don Jonos, Grog Frltmon, Tom Vtc- son; Second, Merrill; Third, Hendry. Carter Cle 338 55 103 18 80 .307 4 15 .2 9 humiliating, matched tne record T— 3:47. A— 30,134. OBiien Tex Horner Atl 311 43 88 17 58 .277 tan Woosnam of Wales, Anders As the word spread through the tied by Japan’s Isao Aoki in 1980 M v and Tom Skowokl toch hod two hits 302 48 92 11 47 .305 for the layoutWith a 7-umler par 63 Sheets Bit 187 23 51 9 37 .305 Fitzgerald AAon 1 9 19 51 8 38 .278 Forsbrand of Sweden, Gregory gorse and over the dunes lining the Muirfield. It also equalled tlw tor Jim 's. Torrv Hlckoy oddod o triple. Moreland Chi Tom Monogglo and Rich Brim loy eoch Hrbek M in 303 58 92 a 83 .304 323 42 89 7 45 .278 and led the British 0pm by two ’Turner ’ of New Zealand and Firth of Clyde, thousands and Twins 7. Orlolss 3 Ogllvle Mil Doran Htn 324 51 » 5 22 .275 single-round record for the U.S. ropod two hits for tho losors. 227 22 89 3 a .304 strokes after two rounds Friday. Jose-Maria Canizares of Spain, Griffey NY 198 33 .303 Ounston Chi 331 41 91 9 38 .275 thousands of golf-mad Scots Open, set by Johnny Miller: the’ Standings: Acodia Restaurant 11t1, 78 Roenlcke Phi Even fashioning one of the Telephane S o ciety 9-3, J im 's A rc o 8-4, MINNESOTA Hossey N Y 173 22 27 . a i 182 27 9 4 9 .275 who had a 68. Woosnam slipped to flocked to his side, clicking and Masters, set by Nick Price; and BALTIMORE Orta Kan Sandberg Chi 342 33 94 8 Bray Jewelers 5-8, Manchester Plua ObrhM ObrhM 190 22 a .300 45 .275 greatest rounds every played in a 74, Forsbrand had 73 and Turner burring in excitement. the PGA, set by Ray Floyd. Borfleld Tor 337 58 100 21 85 .297 Sd o scki L A 180 15 44 2 10 .275 5-7, N elsan F relg h tw ay 4-8, M an ch e s­ Puckett cf 5 3 3 3 OAAallv3b 5 0 1 0 Dawson M on major tournament, which gave 71. "B y the time we finished, we ter Athletic Club 34, L.M. G ill 3-10. <3aettl3b 5 1 4 1 Lacy rf Ripken Bit 3 » 5 0 a 14 » .297 2 9 34 82 14 32 .274 It is not an unfamiliar position, 5 3 3 0 GDovIs Htn 329 48 9 9 him a 3-under-par 137 totpl, did not Ray Floyd, the current U.S. Hrbek 1b 4 3 11 L vn n cf 4 1 0 1 BrookensOet 158 24 17 .295 81 .274 must have had 15,000 in the for Norman, the flambouyant| G o rd o T or 269 44 34 .394 Webster Mon 293 45 9 5 28 .273 satisfy him. Bm nsky rf 4 0 1 0 Ripken ss 4 0 3 3 Bream P it Open champion, along with Payne gallery,” Norman said. figure who has been on such a A’ W nt Sm allvdh Murroy Bit 289 38 53 .294 273 41 74 11 40 .271 4 0 11 Sheelsdh 3 0 0 0 MIdndo SF 188 78 It was “ disappointing” said Stewart. Bob Tway, Donnie Ham­ Even with that mob, there was Laudnerc 3 0 0 0 M H a ll Cle 238 41 89 18 51 .292 45 8 34 .271 rannpage on the American PGA. B ra n d R ex scored In e v e ry Inning en T ra b e rib 4 0 1 0 Brett Kan RThopson SF 308 39 9 4 Norman. “ I was trying to shoot mond. Gary Koch and D.A. Weib- Bush If 1110 Wiggins 3b 0 0 0 0 389 45 a 8 40 .2 a 31 .271 no undue noise or distraction for Tour this year. route to a 14-8 verdict over Highland ADovIs Sea 242 38 70 11 44 .289 Kennedy SD 287 32 72 8 38 .270 60.” Lm brdz3b 3 0 00 Shelby If 3 0 0 0 M urphy Atl ring were the best U.S. players at the man who went to the gallery Par« Market at Nike Field. For Brand Hatcher If Barrett Bsn 349 51 28 .289 3 9 57 9 14 38 .270 Rex, Dan Hamm ripped a two-run 3 111 Dwyer 1b 10 0 0 IMuphry Chi 197 24 The Australian scattered eight 145. Floyd shot 67, Stewart 69, ropes to challenge some hecklers a He has had his chances in golf’« Reedc 0 0 0 0 DHIII Oak 177 18 14 .288 53 2 13 .369 homer, Morlo Campelll hod a solo JB o n lll3 b 3 0 0 0 Walloch Mon 9 1 37 81 14 birdies, an eagle and three bogeys major championships before. An^ Gogness 4 0 0 0 M kY on gIf Franco Cle 333 43 32 .288 52 .289 Weibring 70, Tway and Hammond month ago at the U.S. Open at homer and single and John McAvov, 1 0 1 0 Londrx L A 235 32 83 3 26 .268 P a rd o c 4 0 0 0 AAoses Sea 184 28 25 .388 across his card in the 1 ISth running 71 and Koch 72. Shinnecock Hills in ^uthampton. he has yet to break through. Dan Sitek, Jahn MIzoras and Clay (Some Winning RBI — Stubbs (7). Trtobll Sea 387 44 77 14 M cR w Id s SD 314 48 84 13 47 .368 T e M s 18 7 11 7 TeloN 9 3 7 1 E—Pendleton, Motuszek. DP—Los An- 54 .2M of the most ancient of golf The rest of the Americans were “ Hopefully, I can get it in the NIvIsan chipped In two blows apiece. fGA results Giiffln Oak 317 40 91 2 28 .287 Stubbs L A 2 9 9 59 15 37 .368 N.Y. For the Markets, Joe Panzaro zipped ^ e s I, StLouls 3. LO B —L o s Angeles I, G orner Htn 208 35 8 tournaments. Only a bogey on the right gear and keep it going this AWMeseta J81 888 883-7 Downing Col X I 56 88 10 49 .288 55 31 .367 scattered out somewhere at the “ All those people, thousands of three hits and Chris Schaffer, Pete ^^-f'Aoillock, McGee. HR— Johnson Tor JoRssll Phi 155 19 41 7 9 .265 final hole kept him from having the time.” he said. ; Boltimere 881 888 818-3 COAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — Second- 224 33 84 11 43 .288 back of the pack, or on the roads them, and I was standing over a Devanney, John Connolly and Pat Stubbs (18), Motuszek (5), RWIIIIoms (I). Lanstord Oak 323 41 92 7 31 .285 Samuel Phi 2 9 44 78 7 42 .264 J Gome Winning RBI — Puckett (3). best round ever played in any of the Clancy two apiece. . . IP H R ER BB SO rouml M r n Fridov In the 8400JXI0 PGA Coles Det Flannery SD 194 22 51 3 19 .363 leading to international airports. putt on the 17th and I couldn’t hear Pre-toumament favorite Seve' E— Hrbek, Gogne, Brunansky, Puckett. Let Angeles H arm 's Golf Classic, ployed at the 2M 33 78 10 44 .284 Standings: Brand Rex 10-3, Jones RHendson NY 358 85 101 15 51 .284 BOIaz CIn 2 9 18 612 3 25 .361 four major tournaments. PGA Tour Commissioner Deane a sound. It was as if there was no Ballesteros of Spain was among* Land scapin g 7-4, C u m m ing s Insurance DP—Boltimore 1. LOB—Minnesota 5, Valenzia W,134 7 4 3 3 3 8 «14-yard, por-70 Oakwood Country Club. WCIork SF 192 32 9 8 Baltimore 8. 3B—Smalley, Lacy, Collins Det 248 33 70 1 19 .282 18 .39 There was not a single American Beman, making an appearance as other golf shots being played on the those 11 over par and 14 behind 7-5, M A K C am p anv 7-5, J H C C o nstru c­ Howell 3-311131 Ploy-ers with 38hole scores of 142 or higher Mulllniks Tor CRenolds Htn 183 19 42 3 23 .29 Hatcher. H R — Puckett 3 (19), (SoettI were cut (oKlenotes omotuer)- 250 40 70 11 42 .2 a among the top nine. tion 8-8, Aldo's Pizza 4-7, Highland NIednfuer S3 I 1-3 0 0 0 I I Moseby Tor 352 51 98 13 Oester CIn 283 9 73 5 29 .29 a competitor after 12 years as one course. It was eerie.” Norman Norman. Ballesteros had a second-- (19), Hrbek (31). S-^ om bardozzl. StLeuls Russ Cochran a .278 P a rk M a rk e t 4-8, W ashington So cial 88-87-133 Presley Sea 352 55 88 .278 Corter N Y 277 52 71 18 88 .2 9 Gordon Brand, a 30-year-old of golf’s top administrators, said. round 75. Bracketed with him were' C lub 3-10. Cox L.34 8 8 4 4 0 3 Curt Byrum 84-7D-134 Concepcon CIn 270 9 89 2 IP H Bob Lohr ReJacksn Cal 230 37 33 .278 28 .29 English touring pro. was the only struggled to a 78 and failed to two-time British Open winner Lee. H R ER BB SO Horton 1 0 0 0 0 1 83-71-134 White Kan Marshall LA 2 9 43 74 18 46 .29 And it was at that point, looking Mhmeseta Edwardo Romero 327 38 91 11 52 .278 other man to break par for 36 holes. Trevino, with a 71: and the Umpires—Home, Weyer; First, Ren­ 87-87-134 A rm as Bsn 193 18 S3 4 19 .275 Coleman StL 323 49 83 0 9 .29 qualify for the final two rounds at at an 18-foot eagle putt, that Blyleven W.9-8 7 4 nert; Second, Montague; Third, Brock- Jeff Slumon 8888- 134 Hatcher Htn Agosto Canseco Oak 340 53 93 23 78 .274 189 23 43 1 11 .29 He was at 139 after a second- 1$3. Norman began “ thinking about defending champion. Sandy Lyle 1-3 0 lander. Mark Wlebe 8985- 134 Durham Chi 272 31 88 Atherton S,7 1 ^3 3 Sveum M il 202 22 55 3 24 .272 10 39 .29 round 68 in weather that improved of Scotland, with a 73. T— 3:33. A — 34,704. AAork Caloavecchia 8887-135 Tabler Cle Galarraga Mon 2 9 28 55 8 Former U.S. and British Open shooting 60. A 3-3 (eagle-birdie) Local baseball Bolt) mors Mark Hayes 224 27 21 .272 26 .29 greatly over Thursday’s gales but 8788-135 BBonllla Chi 225 27 25 .271 Bell CIn 278 9 89 5 29 .248 champ Johnny Miller (77-152). finish would do it.” he said. M cG regr L.8-9 0 4 Scott Hoch 8887-135 PGA titleholder Hubert Green u Pirates 12. Padres 7 Bernard Pit 185 19 BordI 7 Brunansky Min 354 48 98 18 50 .271 41- 0 23 .248 remained chilly and breezy. Tom Kite (74-152) and Larry He missed the e'agle putt and 2 Blaine McCalllster 8986- 135 JD ovIs Chi 304 31 75 11 was 73-150. Tom Watson, who OJones 2 5 Calvin Peete Lacy Bit 308 50 83 7 35 .271 9 .347 It was two more strokes back to Nelson, a former U.S. Open and 8887-135 Smalley Min 252 36 71 15 37 .271 Cruz Htn 252 22 82 1 31 .248 A P photo tapped in for birdie, then three-' scored the second of his five Britistr McGregor pitched to 5 bofters In the SAN D IEG O PITTSBURGH John Adams 8987- 138 AAartInez SD 175 21 Tommy Nakajima. who now ranks PGA title- holder (75-156) also Mtrchitrti 1st, Blyleven pitched fo 3 batters In the8fh. G rich Cal 159 20 43 5 17 .2 a 43 5 12 .248 putted for the bogey on the 18th, Open triumphs on this course nine Ob r h M ObrhM George Archer 8987-138 Incvgllo Tex Brenly $F 239 9 9 5 25 .243 as Japan’s best player, and Nick Wynne cf Steve Jones 298 45 79 18 49 .a7 missed the cut. letting slip a 62 that would have The Manchester Merchants, led by 5 2 3 3 Bonds cf 3 0 0 1 8987-138 Gontner Mil 271 31 72 3 Jeltz Phi 235 31 57 0 23 .243 Greg Norman putts for an eagle on the 17th hole during years ago. was 71-148 Zoeller waT HBP—Sheets by Blyleven. Gwynn rf 4 1 1 3 O rsu lak rf Mike Smith 18 .268 Faldo of England. Nakajima had a Jack Nicklaus. a three-time been the lowest score ever com­ back-to-back doubles from Steve 5 1 0 0 7383-138 JBonllla Bit 154 18 41 1 10 .268 M cG ee StL 3 9 42 85 3 9 .243 second round action at the British Open but the putt 73-148. Joyner and Erik Wolfgang f hof keyed a Umpires—Home, Reed; First, Kosc; McRylds If 5 0 3 1 Ray 3b 3 3 1 0 Larry Ziegler 8987- 138 Uribe SF 2 9 24 88 2 Second, Garcia; Third, Ford. AAark Brooks Jacoby Cle 318 44 84 11 a .268 28 .243 six-run ra lly , fopped Cheshire, 9-7, In Nettles 3b 3 0 3 0 A lm on ss I 0 I I 87-70-137 Pglrulo NY GWIIson Phi 314 38 78 7 42 .242 T—3:08. A — 33,914. Roberts 3b Bart Bryant 293 50 78 21 49 .266 refused to falj. Norman fired a course-tying 63 and leads exhlblflon play Friday nighf af Che­ 3 0 1 0 Bream 1b 5 3 3 0 8889- 137GWalker Chi 228 » 80 10 VanSlyke StL 215 22 52 4 28 .242 (3arvev lb 3 0 0 0 Dan Forsman 43 .265 shire High School. Barry Carpe RReyIds If 4 3 3 1 87- 70-137 Gedman Bsn 257 22 88 5 31 .285 Foster N Y 212 28 51 13 37 .241 by two strokes. chipped In a run-scoring single fo the Kruk lb 3 0 0 0 T P e n a c 3 3 11 Bob Glider 7087-137 LAParish Tex Hubbard Atl 224 9 54 3 28 .241 National League results Kennedyc Doug Johnson 215 33 57 IS a .285 L 3 0 0 0 O rtizc 0 0 0 0 8780-137 Cabell L A 154 14 If NFL wins, then the USFL is dead outburst. Joyner added a single later PBradley Sea 273 42 37 0 18 .240 B och yc 10 00 Dave Rummels 72 7 25 .285 on to the seven-hit Manchester attack. M orrlsn3b 4 1 3 3 8889137 Whitaker Det 328 S3 87 12 .265 G arvey SD 329 32 79 13 39 .240 T m pitnss 3 0 0 0 UW shtnss 4 3 3 4 Tom Show 38 Kevin Franklin pitched five strong 7186-137 Law Kan 248 35 85 1 31 .264 TPena P it 91 35 87 7 29 .29 y ness School professor Michael The contrast involves a meeting, Astros 3, Mots 0 B Stddrdp 0 0 0 0 Reuschelp 10 00 Tony Sills 8988- 137 B Dave Goldberg Innings before giving way to Ryan DHedson Sea a i 43 74 12 40 .263 JCIark StL 2 9 34 55 9 23 .237 Porter on Feb. 29, 1984 to about 65 Barry In the sixth. Barry extinguished M artinz ph 0 10 0 Atazzllll ph 10 0 0 Tommy Valentine 8889137 M odlock LA 177 13 42 4 The Associated Press between the two that took placf Brad Bryant McDwell Tex 323 58 85 13 34 .263 23 .237 the fire. Manchester Is now 7-8-1 Flonnry 3b 4 3 3 0 MeWIms p 0 0 0 0 88- 70-138 Randolph NY Moreno A tl 191 24 45 2 18 .2 9 N FL executives. Harvey Myerson, March 12. 1984 at New York’s- N EW Y O R K HOUSTON H aw kins p 10 00 Bobby Cole 317 48 83 1 34 .282 Sports In Brief Analysis overoll. BJonesp 0 0 0 0 87-71-138 GoettI Min 329 53 88 18 53 . a i AAorrIson Pit 9 1 27 88 11 41 .235 NEW YORK - On the final day the USFL’s lead counsel, calls the Pierre Hotel. The only things the. ObrhM ObrhM lorgph 10 0 0 Rick Dalpos 87-71-138 Ramirez Atl 310 9 72 4 MW IIsncf 4 0 1 0 Tony Grimes Hendrick Cal 185 a 43 8 25 . a i 19 .232 study "How to Conquer the USFL” Doran 3b 4 0 0 0 LaPoIntp 0 0 0 0 7385-138 LSmIth Kan 234 44 GoMtthws Chi 195 25 45 10 23 .231 of the N F L ’s defense in the USFL’s two parties agree on are the place;' Mitchell ss 4 0 0 0 CRenIds ss 3 0 0 0 W alter p 000 0 25 . a i Upshaw Tor 314 58 35 . a i M iln er CIn 247 41 57 8 22 .231 Cochran takes Hardee’s Classic lead antitrust suit. . the issue was USFL up io $1.69 billion and knock and says it has prompted a number date and that Trump paid for the KHrndz 1b 4 0 1 0 Thonss 1-000 Royster ss 1111 Templetn SO 307 24 71 2 Carter c LPBA results Riles M il 315 40 a .260 29 .231 framed perfectly for the jury of six the N FL off at least one of the three of N FL actions, including intimi­ room. " 4 0 0 0 W alling 3b 4 110 Tehris 37 713 7 TotoN 33 13 H II Gibson Det Thon Htn 1 9 8 37 1 11 .231 Baseball Strwbry rf 3 0 0 0 GDovIs lb 193 41 SO 12 a .259 COAL VALLEY, 111. — Russ Cochran shot a 3-under-par 67 dating the networks, enticements 3 3 3 0 Herndon Det 185 22 non-football fans who will begin, major networks. Or the jurists can Trump, the New York real estate; Foster If 3 0 0 0 B a ssrf 3 0 0 0 Son Digge 48 4 21 .259 188 888 184— 7 FERNCROFT, MOSS, (AP) — Second Phillips Oak 348 83 38 .259 Friday and grabbed a one-stroke lead after two rounds of the deliberating next week. side with the N F L and say the to USFL owners and attempts to magnate and owner of the USFL's- Knight 3b 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 3 0 10 ------Ml 822 ISO llx — n round scores Friday Teufel 3b from the Boston RJones Cal 224 49 33 .259 $400,000 Hardee’s Golf Classic. drive up USFL costs. New Jersey Generals, said the. 3 0 0 0 W alker ph 10 11 Gam e W inning RBI — UWashlnigton Five Classic at the 8j)08-vard, par-72 Trammll Det USFL is directly responsible for its D arling p 3 0 0 0 A shb yc 313 40 35 .259 Who do you believe? Donald The USFL Olso claims that the 4 0 13 (1). Sheorton Tara Hotel and Resort golf Allanson Cle 188 21 National League pitching leaders While Cochran birdied three holes and shot par on the rest, Bob problems. meeting was suggested by Rozelle. Amirlein Lngui ttanflingt Bckm n ph 1 0 1 0 Gainey cf 3 0 10 24 .258 Trump or Pete Rozelle. DP—Pittsburgh 2. LOB—San Diego 7, course: Cooper Mil 284 27 48 .257 Lohr, the first-round leader, tripped up on his drives and fell into If the USFL wins, the ^ase will be N F L ’s presence on all three whom he described as “ a friend.” * M yers p 0 0 0 0 Knepperp 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 5. 3B—Wynne 2, Nettles, Ok-Hee Ku SIskp 0 0 0 0 8888— 138 Hulett Chi 237 27 23 .257 a five-way tie for second. appealed; if it doesn’t, the four- networks — ABC, CBS and NBC — Rozelle’s version is that he was a" East DtvMen R R e y n o I d s , A I m o n . 3B — Pat Bradley 7186— 137 Buechle Tex 268 31 88 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE After 40 days of testimony, 35 Totals 18 8 3 0 Tetals 29 3 7 3 a .258 . is an antitrust violation that has W L p OB UWashIngton. HR—Gwynn (10). SB— Deb Richard 7088-138 M cR ae Kan 180 12 a .258 TEAM PITCHING Tied with Lohr at 134 after 36 holes were: Curt By rum, who was witnesses and nearly 6.500 pages of year-old league is likely to fold. very casual acquaintance, cer­ RRevnolds2 (13), TPena (3), UWoshlngton Val Skinner 7388— 139 Du Baker Oak ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA prevented the younger league Boston 58 33 New Y erk 088 888 157 13 12 .255 in second place, a stroke behind Lohr, after the first round; trial transcript, the panel must The USFL’s case stems from a tainly not "a friend” of Trump, New Y ork (2). S—Gwynn, Reuschel, RReynolds. Penny Pulz 8970-139 Owen Sea 2 n 39 New York 3.05 8 9 263 296 582 8 9 53 39 .571 5'/u Heusten 888 888 23 .255 Houston study presented by Harvard Busi- from obtaining a network TV whom the N FL maintains master^ Cleveland 48 40 .535 9 llx — 3 SF—TPena, Bonds. Cindy Hill 71-89^140 Pettis Cal 302 48 31 .255 3.23 879 285 295 8 9 8 28 Edwardo Romero, Jeff Sluman §j)d Mark Wiebe. now decide whether to award the Baltim ore Gam e W inning RBI— Ashby (4). IP H R ER BB SO Cathy Morse 70^70—140 StLouls 3.28 726 294 2 9 434 3 72. contract for its switch to the fall minded the suit and the switch t(T. 47 43 .538 9bantamweight title time Sunday. In the United States, NstlonsI League standings ford, pitcher. Activoted Jooouln Andular, ZSmIth Atl 142 135 88 Minton 1 1 0 0 0 0 Anders Forsbrand 71-73— 144 M o rris Det 141 138 43128 9 8 3.89 105 7 10 3.49 HBO will televise the bout iive Bruno earned his title shot by Gregory Turner 7371— 144pitcher. Walk P it 79 87 34 49 4 5 3.53 Chicago Notional League Boyd Bsn 129127 30 7011 8 3.71 SYDNEY, Australia — Jeff Fenech of Australia overpowered knocking out South African Gerrie Sandrsn W,5-6 7 1 1 0 2 9 Jose-Marla Canizares 7888— 144 M Y oungSea 85 88 9 49 7 4 3.72 Garrelts SF 121 1 9 45 73 7 7 3.58 beginning at 7:30 p.m. EDT Bast Division Payne Stewart 7 8 8 9 - 145 CINCINNATI REDS—Placed Chris Palm er Atl 127 104 65 1 9 5 8 3.82 Am erican Steve M cCrory and stopped him in the 14th round Coetzee, a former WBA champion, flake aLoolfi LeSmIth S,15 2 0 0 0 0 3 Ladd Sea 43 39 10 31 5 2 3.77 Saturday. W L Pet. OB Donnie Hammond 7471— 145 Welsh, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled Tibbs Mon 111 98 50 75 4 5 3.88 Friday night, retaining his International Boxing Federation New Y o rk 80 28 .898 Umpires— Home, Crawford; First, CWII- list. Activated Atorlo Soto, pitcher. Nelson Chi 89 89 28 45 5 4 3.78 Bruno is aware of his role as a in the first round last March 4. That At Mortally Broth9r*% Uaed Cara SpdclaM Bob Twoy 7471— 145 Leonard Kan 119119 27 73 8 279 Welch L A 135 141 34 107 4 7 3.72 M ontreal 47 38 .553 12'/j llams; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Tata. BASKETBALL 8 Deshales Htn 87 bantamweight title. was the 27th knockout in his 28 T— 2:33. A — 30,580. Raymond Rovd 7887— 145 Correa Tex 121 94 70111 8 7 3.88 57 25 81 5 2 3.78 gloved crusader. But he says he Philadelphia 42 45 .483 IB'/j Andrew Brooks Natlenal BoMielball AMecMtlen BSmIth Mon 114 112 40 87 7 5 3.78 victories. Chicago 7373— 145 Guzman Tex 115 130 41 88 8 9 290 Roared on by a crowd of 11,000 at the Sydney Entertainment must go into the fight thinking only 84 MAZDA RX7 85 5TH AVENUE 37 49 .430 23 D.A. Welbrlng 7570— 145 DENVER NUGGETS—Signed Otis Cox StL 97 94 29 48 3 7 3.79 1 Nieves M il 120 122 54 78 8 3 291 There is no question about the 0*>L SF hiBCk S-Bf>49*ri Br IOBrita<^ ■uto. air, low mHM. Hk« now 1 St. Louis 37 51 .420 24 G ory Koch Smith, guard. <3ullcksn CIn 122 1 9 38 50 8 8 3.84 Center, Fenech dominated McCrory for most of the bout, scoring of winning the title for himself and PIttsiMjrgh Reds 6. Phillies 5 7373— 145 HenkatTor 48 35 9 84 8 3 3.94 38 51 .414 24'/j Roger Chopmon 7471— 145 INDIANA PACERS—Waived Bill Gar­ Hershlser LA 132 1 9 58 95 8 7 3.88 with powerful rights and combinations to the body. not thinking of letting anyone power in his right and his left jab. West DtvMen nett, forward. Heaton M in 103 98 44 44 3 8 3.94 Ben Crenshaw 7789-148 Black Kan JRoblnson SF 58 57 20 59 5 2 3.90 but there is a question about San Francisco 49 41 .544 — FOOTBALL 84 59 22 43 4 4 3.98 Referee Paul Moore halted the contest after one minute and 41 down. PHILA CINCINNATI Robert Lee 71-75— 148 CYoungO ok 91 90 27 50 8 8 3.97 Sandrsn Chi 98 90 24 75 4 8 3.94 Bruno’s ability to take a punch. *12,995 *13,295 1 Houston 48 42 .533 1 O b r h M obrh M Tommy Armour III 7870— 148 Natlenal Feelbaii League Soto CIn 77 78 31 47 3 7 3.97 seconds of the 14th round with McCrory helpless as Fenech “ My mind is prepared for it. my •on Diego 48 44 .511 3 CINCINNATI BENGALS-Slgned Eric DJackson Kan 77 85 35 50 5 8 3.97 In his only loss, he was knocked Redus If 4 0 0 0 Stilwll ss 4 3 3 0 Christy O'Connor, Jr. 7571— 148 Mason Tex 92 89 38 58 8 2 4.01 Browning On 124 117 38 79 7 7 3.98 unleashed a barrage of punches. body is prepared for it,” said the Cincinnati 42 44 .488 5 Stone cf 3 10 0 Bell 3b 3 1 1 0 Ian Stanley 7374— 148Kattus, tight end. Youmans Mon 114 83 73 1 9 10 5 4.04 out by James “Bonecrusher” Atlanta 42 47 .472 84H:lBl Schmdt 3b 4 1 3 0 ED avIsef 3 1 1 0 Andy Bean 7473— 147 Dixon B it 121 97 51 97 9 7 4.03 KGross Phi 1 9 1 9 53 70 8 7 4.21 after the fight. “ He was very quick and I had to use all my Late <3ome Net Included Hayes lb 4 3 3 1 Perez 1b 4 0 0 1 Sam Torrance 7889-147 Steve O'AAollev, nose tackle, Chris Hawkins SD 113 118 41 63 8 8 4.9 I ’m fighting for the United States here May 13, 1984, and he was m doy's Omnes White, ploce kicker. Tommy Sims and G uldrv N Y 107 121 23 78 4 8 4.05 strength. I’m a street fighter.” GWIIsonrf 3 111 BDIazc 3 0 0 0 Jose-Marla Olozobal 7889—147 Flanagan Btt 91 98 9 48 3 8 4.07 Denny Cin 121 1 9 42 81 8 8 4 .9 and for me,” said Witherspoon, wobbled by American Jumbo Chicago 3, San Francisco 1 JoRssll c 3 0 0 1 Esosky If 3 0 3 0 Gary Plover 7572— 147Trell Hoopeer, defensive backs. Bob Minton SF n 48 9 9 3 4 4 .9 Fenech, who was making his third title defense, im proved his *6195 Cincinnati 8, PhllodelphlaS BrotzkI, offensive tackle, Pete Anderson, Cowley Chi 88 51 28 55 4 5 4.07 who has been made an 8>/i-5 Cummings. *6,295 Jeltzss 3 0 3 1 M ilner cf 1111 James Heggartv 7573— 147 Lebrndt Kan 126 125 43 58 9 8 4.08 Reuschel Pit 115 128 42 59 4 11 4 .9 record to 14-0 with 12 knockouts. Pittsburgh 13, Sm Diego 7 Roenckph I 0 0 I Francop 0 0 0 0 Tom Lamore 7871— 147center, ond Steve Wode and Isaac Ryan Htn 101 64 51 1 9 8 7 4 .9 favorite by Las Vegas Houston 3, New Yo rk 0 Wllllam,defenslvetockles. BStanlevBsn 9 84 15 37 5 3 4.10 “ His chin won’t hold up,” said Ruffin p 1 0 0 0 Oester3b 3 0 0 0 Bob Charles 7872— 148 Clancy Tor 112 109 71 9 5 4.11 (Jossoge SD 43 42 16 44 4 4 4.40 Los Aneeles4, St. Louis 3 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed Gary 37 Conroy StL 44 40 14 9 oddsmakers. ^ Witherspoon, who has scored 16 Chlldrssp 0 0 0 0 Brow nngp 3 0 0 0 Lorry Mize 7989— 148 M organ Sea 115 1 9 47 55 7 8 4.18 3 4 4.47 Mexico leads U.S. In Davis Cup 82 CHEVY CAVALIER 83 CHEVY WAGON Atlanta at Montreal, (n) Schuph 10 10 RRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 John Mohoffev 7573—148 BoMlnger and Issoc Reardon, defensive Kipper P it 72 9 25 52 3 8 4.52 But the 28-year-old champion knockouts in posting a 24-2 record. Buto'HBtir 4 DR 4 ryl r.lBRn egr •rono'H'fB' I SfltlNnriav'ft O om M linemen, ond Lewis Colbert, punter. Schrom Cle 117 112 30 54 10 2 4.17 outo. PB, boolioli. vory oloon. olr, to to M Buy 1 G orm anp 0 0 0 0 Venable If 0 0 0 0 David Graham 7573—148 Sobrhgn Kan from Philadelphia doesn’t enjoy ChfXCB PhllodelphlalR^ley 11-5) at Cincin­ NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Waived 121 126 24 9 510 4.18 MEXICO CITY — Francisco Maciel gave Mexico a 1-0 “ His body might, but his chin Foley ph 1 0 0 0 Tom Watson 77-71— 148 PNIekro Cle 12019 52 49 8 8 4.27 star status in the United States, nati (Gullickson 84) Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 Vicente Fernandez 7870—148 Derrick Ramsey, tight end. Signed Fred advantage in the Davis Cup quarterfinal tennis series Friday won’t.” Los Angeles (Welch 4-7) at St. Louis Atarlon, free agent, Roland James, safety, Tonona Det 115 119 48 83 8 4 4.29 where Michael Spinks is generally G Sross ph 0 0 0 0 Fuzzy Zoeller 7573—148 Langston Sea 19125 70120 9 8 4 .9 when he defeated Tim Mayotte of the United States2-6,13-11,6-4, As for Bruno’s offense, Withers­ *4595 *4925 1 (Forsch 7-8) Aguayo ph 10 10 Ron Wooten, guard, and Steve (Jroixin, 9 Curtis Strange 7989^148 Key Tor 123 127 47 85 9 .8 4.31 considered the No. 1 heavyweight poon said, “ He can throw that 1-2 San Diego (Whitson 0-1) at Pittsburgh Totals 33 5 10 5 Tekris 18 8 9 8 Philip Parkin 7870-148 ouarterbock. 5-4 at M exico City. (W alk 4-5) JNIekro N Y 91 90 41 42 7 8 4.34 after his two International Boxing Sam Randolph 7378— 148NEW YORK JETS—Waived Don Deist, Allen Chi In a match later Friday, American Brad Gilbert was paired like a pro, but after that he does a ' San Francisco (Kurkow 11-5) at punter, and Jamie Keefe, linebacker. 93 92 38 49 8 1 4 .9 Fishing 83 BUICK REGAL 84 MAZDA PICKUP Philadelphia 088 888 481— 4 Mark James 7573— 148 Alexondr Tor 111 120 20 84 5 4 4 .9 against Mexico’s Leonardo Lavalle. Federation title victories over lot of amateur things.” ouw. Ur. erula#. roof. NmlMd odHIon. fV ?000 HlBCk low "I'lRB Chicago (Trout 3-3) Clncmnall oil 038 81x—4 Brian Morchbank 7870— 148 Signed Jim Ellopulos, linebacker, and Pot buokol MOM. oporty , Atlanta (Palmer 5-8) at Montreal Rogusa, kicker. Boddicker Bit 124115 40 9811 5 4.44 Game Winning RBI—APerez (3). HsI Chuen Lu 8089-149 McGregr Bit 121 125 31 55 8 8 4.48 In other Davis Cup quarterfinal play Friday, defending (Tibbe 4-5), (n) DP— Phlladel^la I, Cincinnati 3. LOB— Scott Simpson 7871— 149 HOCKEY New York (Gooden 104) of Houston JD o v lf Chi 104 109 51 54 4 4 4.49 champion Sweden got singles victories from Mats Wilander and Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 5. 3B— Esosky, Ron Commons 7377— 149 MONTREAL CANADIENS-SIgned Er­ Terrell Det , 128118 Inland fishing advisory Soviets racking up gold *4695 (Scott 94), (n) nie Vargas, left wing, toatwo-veor contract. 58 53 8 8 4.49 Joakim Nystrom to take a 2-0 lead over Italy. *6595 StIllwelLGWIIson.HR— Parker(17),Mllner Carl Atason 7873— 149 Sutton Cal 110108 23 70 8 8 4.60 Sunday's Oomes (7). SB— ED avIs 3 (45). S—Bell. SF— Manuel Plner^****^ 7871— 149 Trout fishing Is generally very slow Elsewhere in World Group semifinal play on Friday, Australia Atlanta at Montreal JoRussell. Mark O'Meara 8089-149 COLLEGE In riyers and streams, according to By Bert Rosenthal also have fighters in the other five Son Diego at Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO Ronan Rafferty 7574— 149 PITTSBURGH -Homed Rex Call head DEP field personnel. Excellent trout took a 2-0 lead over Britain and Czechoslovakia built a 2-0 The Associated Press weight classes, and will meet the 82 CHEVY CELEBRITY 84 MAZDA SES PICKUP Los Angeles a t St. Louis athletic trainer. low fflio i, oport WHOM ono o m ^ . Philadelphia Roger MaltMe 7871— 149 Nilional Lugut bitting aviragn fishing Is reported nights at East Twin advantage over Yugoslavia. United States in the final men’s PBrf#rt lB"lily CBf V6 Aijlo Alf ID gfBBi fritpO Mokoo a orool Moond voMolo. Philadelphia at Cincinnati Ruffin L,M 4 1-3 8 5 5 3 I Malcolm Mackenzie 7970— 149 Lake, at depths of 25 feet, and ot San Francisco at Chicago Childress 3-3 0 0 0 I 0 Michael Clayton 7874— 150 Wononscopomuc Lake, trolling during MOSCOW — The Soviet Union volleyball game Saturday. New York at Houston U.S. minus Kerr for final game G orm an I 0 0 0 0 0 Graham Marsh 7971— 150 NATIONAL LEAGUE the day. Beach Pond, Mashapoug continued its relentless march The Soviets earned two gold *4495 Tekulve 3 I I r 0 0 Andrew Chandler 7872— 150 TEAM BATTING Lake, Long Pand and Quonnlpaug through the inaugural Goodwill medals in weightlifting, and one *4995 Cincinnati Hubert Green 77-73-150 Leaders AB R H HR RBI I Lake report good conditions. Fishing M AD RID , Spain — Steve Kerr, whose long-range shooting and 2913 429 - Games Friday, collecting six of a A nirican League results Brow ning W,8-7 81-3 8 4 4 I I Danny Edwards 77-73— 150 New York 88 398 has been fair at Mt. Tom Pond, play-making helped get the United States to the final of the World each in women’s gymnastics, RRoblnson 31-3 3 1 I I I Vaughan Somers 7377— 150 Son Francisco 3039 404 84 368 . Highland Lake, Hogback and Cole- possible seven gold medals and men’s judo, men’s team handball 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS 83 LINCOLN TOWN CAR M ontreal 321 Basketball Championships, will be back in Los Angeles when his 8 apd. V8. runt o M . rHoe wheele. • Franco S,15 1-3 I 0 0 0 0 Kristen Moe 7874— 150 2938 82 352 . braok Reservoirs and Lake widening its lead over the United and women’s team handball lOBilWri ill luiufy BQijIptriBnt 1 ynsr wBffBnty Umpires— Home, MeSherry; First, AAosohlro Kuram oto 77-73— 150 Major Leagua baiting avaragss Son Diego 3013 353 81 337 . McDonough.’ teammates play the Soviet Union for the title Sunday. a o rm rim Atlanta M 360 82 335 . Boss A shin g Is g e n e ra lly good In the States in the medal race. Friday. Pulll; Second, Darling; Thlrd,B.WIIII- Ossie Moore 7874— 150 Kerr, a 6-foot-3 guard from the University of Arizona, suffered Yankees a White Sox 4 ams. Ross Drummond 7874— 150 Chicago »46 399: 78 3 3 / eastern district with better fishing In The games, billed as a battle The only gold they didn’t win was Los Angeles 3001 342 89 319 . *13,999 T— 3:18. A — 34J)73. Tommy Horton 77-73— 150 CempteteihreughgamesefTliuriday the evening In deepwater. Fair to good a knee injury in Thursday night’s victory over Brazil and was between the two superpowers, has in the snatch category in weigh­ *6195 Tony Chornlev Philadelphia 2938 404 78 381 . conditions are reported In the western ^ H IC A O O N BW YO R K 77-73-150 AMERICAN LEAGUE flown to the United States Friday. 6 Dodgers 4, Cardinals 3 Mork McNulty 8071— 151 TEAM BATTING Houston 2940 341 89 3M . district. Pachoug Pond, Moodus Re­ turned into a onesided affair. tlifting’s 100-kilogram (220-pound) o b r h M ObrhM Lee Trevino AB R RBI Pet Pitttburgh 297S 3 a 85 341 . servoir, Cedar Lake, Rogers Lake and U.S. Coach Lute Olson, who also coaches Kerr at Arizona, said Congelscr 5 0 3 0 R Hndsncf 8071— 151 HHR After Friday’s competition, the class, and they didn’t miss that by 79 MERCURY COUGAR 5 1 1 0 Toronto 3118 491 O n d n n atl 290 355 82 3M . the Connecticut River and Its coves are SDWCIBl h'.y B'jlO ? OW OriiJDB <1k bllJB /’)'*• 85 LYNX 1 G u llT e n u Sandy L v N 7873— 151 894 KB 485 .m the player would likely undergo surgery for ligament damage in Soviets had a total of 79 golds and much. 4 0 3 0 Rndlph3b 4 0 1 0 LO S A N O E L 8 STLOUIS Peter Fowler New Y ork 31B 483 87D 110 StLouls 2930 312 T O W , good prospects for lorgemouth boss; •rX only Wuo. 3 door halotiMok ■ ’ Baines rf 3 1 1 1 M Ingly 1b 8071— 151 450 .278 4 1 1 3 a b rh M ObrhM Jock NIcklaus 7873-151 Boston 3010 428 827 85 399 .275 mOtVIDUAL BATTING Compensating Reservoir, East Twin his right knee, and would probably miss the next college season. 178 medals, compared with the Soviet Yuri Dandik and Roma­ O W alkr 1b 4 0 1 0 Winfield rf 4 1 3 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Colem an If 5 0 0 0 Cleveland 800 ISlormoreotbals. Lake, Bantam Lake and Mudge Pond H airstn dh Martin (Sray 7578-151 2938 428 88 397 .273 United States’ 35 golds and 117 nia’s Nick Vlad each lifted 187.5 4 0 0 0 Roenicfc If 3 0 0 0 L o n d rx c f 4 0 0 0 OSmIthss 3 1 1 0 Seve Ballesteros Texas 3035 411 810 97 385 .287 A B R H H R RBI PM offer fair prospects. Smollmouth bass Hul«tt3b 4 0 0 0 7875— 151 medals. *2995 *4995 1 Posquolf 10 0 0 AAodlcfcSb 3 1 1 0 M cG ee cf 4 1 1 0 Derrick Cooper 7 3 7 9 - 151 Minnesota 3058 435 809 122 413 .215 O vkstra N Y 218 41 7S 4 27 .347 fishing Is good at AAoshopaug and kilograms (413‘/09 4 78 J O Pike fishing has picked up consldero- on tournament programs, posters and pamphlets. 301 CMrttr T tlg ls II 4 8 4 77-74-151 decided, they led" the U.S. by 44 third at 185.0 kilograms (407V4 •nehta Totals I I 811 7 Volenztap 3 0 1 0 lle o th c 3000 Jeff Hawkes 7 8 7 3 - 151Kansas Cltv 3029 359 758 87 339 .2 9 Wailing Htn 184 9 57 5 9 .310 b lv en the C onn ecticu t R iv e r and In Its /MORIAR«y»Y b r o t h e r s / Howell p 0000 Lawless pr 0000 Foiled te GMoiifv Chicago 2910 388 732 81 384 .341 ObsrfcMI Atl 275 9 9 5 9 .309 coves, porAculorly near the Rocky H ill His absence will be felt even more. golds. pounds) in the snatch, took the gold M 041 Ell -C liftB B i N iednfurp 0000 C a x p 2 0 0 0 Nell Hansen INDIVIDUAL BATTING A'niomas Afl 181 19 49 4 17 JO i Ferry area.. Two hours before the drawing was held Friday to set up That difference of seven auto­ medal in the clean-and-jerk cate­ AIM4) New Y s fli 77-75-1S3 181 m - O o u ^ p h 0 1 0 0 Bill Rogers 8073— 153 iSSormoreotbaN. Boss Htn 3 9 43 99 13 9 J04 Kekonee Ashing Is excellent at East pairings for the weeklong event that begins Monday, tournament matically will be erased in Satur­ gory, lifting 227.5 kilograms (501‘A . Gome Winning RBI—Pagllorulo (7). H ertonp 0000 RWtIloms LA 181 IS 48 0 15 .398 Twin Lake at night at a depth of 25 feet Scott Verplonk 77-75-153 AB E’ H NR RBI PCI day’s boxing finals, because seven — DP—Chlcogo'1, New York 1. 3B— H urdieph 1000 Tom Kite 7874— 152 Boggs Bsn SIM 58 111 5 41 JIS COovIs S F 297 48 M 9 55 J 9 and trolling during the day at Wonons­ officials were notified that the Wimbledon champion and their pounds), and won the overall title, ■BHenderson, Gulllep, CongelosI, Wynegor, Totals a 4 4 4 Totals B S SI David Frost 7874-153 Moninglv NY 3 K 83 132 15 85 J43 ShY N taryN Y 3 9 47 77 13 49 .2 9 copomuc Lake at about 20 feet. main attraction was pulling out because of physical problems. of the 12 championship bouts will with a total of 472.5 kilograms UNCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR Pagllarula, Easier. HR—Skinner (3), Roy P it 9 Johnny Miller 7577— 153 Puckett Min 316 88 131 17 50 J38 305 33 3 47 .2 9 Fishing for ponAsh Is excellent at be all-Soviet matches. The Soviets 1909>/4 pounds). M a i n l y (18), Piggllarulo (23), Baines L tC A liP dM 1 J S S 8 N 818— 4 D ye SelHilira Easier NY 299 31 KB 7 47 K n W if N Y 271 M 79 9 44 .2 9 East Twin Lake and throu^out the (13). SB RHenderson (53). S—B erra. 7878—152 M Lools H i 888 M 8 - I Peter Jacobsen 77-75-153 Rice Bsn 355 58 118 9 80 J32 Wynne SO 173 22 9 4 78 .788W eastern d is tric t: good a t B antam L a k e . It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 19, 1986 — H FOCUS Supermarket Shopper English say American bacon packaging is deceptive By Martin Sloane handle.’ ’ Weddings About Town United Feature Syndicate “ I went down to the basement the other day and “ Some products don’t need changing, and shorten­ RUTH VOGEL '’und holes in the sides of three of the new cardboard ing is one of them." DEAR MARTIN — Englishmen like myself love , POLAND. OHIO, shortening cans. They were made by a mouse. In one MABEL LAIN JOELTON, TENN. bacon and eggs, but the packaged bacon sold in the ih e electric can opener tears into the edges, and can he went in one side and came out the other” FACES mtets Tuesday at MCC the top of the new shortening can won’t'open I will tell you about the response from the United States is a cruel joke. The bacon package only MARIAN BAYNE completely. I wind up with ragged nerves, a messy shortening manufacturers in a future column. Formerly Abused Children Emerging in Society allows the buyer to see the lean side, and it hides the MUSHEGON. MICH. container and pieces of paper and tin in my meets every Tuesday from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at the fat. The makers have good reason for doing this. shortening." Women’s Center of Manchester Community College. Because who would want to buy a package of fat? FACES is a support group for adults who have been or Before going into the pan the strips are as thin as B SIMMONS Universal Product Code bar-code symbols from think they may have been abused as children. tissue paper, and they are a sorry mess after they are ^ DICKINSON, TEXAS. Clip ’n’ file refunds any old El Paso Frozen Entree packages, along FXOR I use dozens of 3-pound cans of Crisco each year for CALL Carol Jodaitis at cooked. with the grocery receipt with the purchase prices MORE^INFORMA'nON, baking for my family and for my church. Now they 646-1216. Wake up, America! Visit England and give yourself Meat, Poultry, Seafood, circled. Expires Aug. 4, 1986. a real treat — genuine bacon. come out with an el cheapo cardboard can. The last Other Main Dishes (F ile 6 RAGU Taste the Pasta Meals Difference Offer. one was so greasy I dropped it. It was a good thing my Clip out this file and keep it with similar E G Receive a coupon good for a free 15-ounce ja r of foot wasn’t under it. I hope this note will give other cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Chaney group tells tale space HALLANDALE.FL a ! Ragu Pasta Meals or a 25-cents-off coupon (or people an incentive to gripe to Procter and Gamble. ’’ beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting canned pasta. Send the required refund form and c a r t n e y the needed proofs of purchase while looking for The Cheney Homestead Committee has space for D EAR E.G. — There are many good reasons for M. M C one label from Ragu Pasta meals. This offer has sellers at 810 each for the tailgate and tag sale picnic visiting England, but I ’m not sure bacon is one of . WOODBRIDGE, N.J. the requ ir^ forms at the supermarket, in no expiration date. Can you imagine picking up the Crisco can from newspapers and magazines, and when trading to be held Sept. 13 from ip a.m. to 3 p.m. at the them. Thick-sliced bacons are available in many STATE FAIR Brand'Corn Dog$l Savings Offer. the supermarket shelf and finding the shortening with friends. Offers may not be available in all homestead on Hartford Road. To reserve space, call supermarkets in the United States, and although I do Receive a $1 store coupon. Send the required oozing out of the sides? I picked up another can. gave areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive 643-0590 before Labor Day weekend. All proceeds will not consider myself an expert, I have tasted several refund form and three Universal Product Code it a gentle squeeze, and out came more Crisco. I was each refund. go to the committee. that are very good. I would he delighted to compare proofs from any multipack of State Fair Brand disgusted." ’These offers require refund forms: Corn Dogs. Expires Sept. I. 1986. them with genuine English bacon, of course — if J.L. someone would send me a round-trip ticket. KRAFT Free "Fridge” Poster Offer. Receive Here’s a refund form to write for: BAY CITY. MICH. one 23-by-35 Color Poster of William “The But your comments about bacon packaging- are A $2 refund, plus four 25-cent coupons good J Post, members win awards “ I have to use pliers to open the new Crisco Refrigerator” Perry. Send the required refund right on the mark. It is deceptive to show consumers toward your next purchases of Oral-B Tooth­ cardboard shortening cans, and I have cut my fingers form and five “ The Cheesiest” proof-of-purchase Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102, American Legion, only the lean side, and something should be done about brushes. ORAL-B $3 Offer, P.O. box 3346. Young on several occasions." seals from 7.25-ounce or 14.S-ounce Kraft received the John S. Babes Plaque at the 68th annual this. America. MN 55394, Send the required refund Macaroni & Cheese Dinners and-or 5.5 ounce department convention of the American Legion held LILY HOUGH form and your name and address on a 3-by-S card. Packaging has been on the minds of many of my SARALAND, ALA. Kraft Spiral Macaroni — (Tieese Dinners. ’This offer expires Sept. 30,1986. While waitingfor last weekend at the Hartford Sheraton Hotel. ’The Expires Sept. 30, 1986. annual award is given to the post which sponsors the readers since the first letter appeared in my column "M y gripe is it is hard to get all the shortening out the form, save the entire back panel, including OLD EL PASO Offer. Receive $1 in coupons Boys’ State member who is elected its governor. The about the new cardboard shortening cans: when you cannot heat up the can the way we were able the Universal Product Code symbol from three "I. too. dislike the cardboard shortening cans, to do with the old tin cans." good toward the purchase of Old El Paso Frozen packages of Oral-B Adult or Child-Youth post sponsored Matthew Flynn, who won the election Entrees. Send the required refund form and two as governor of Boys State 1986. He was introduced to especially the 3-pound ones. Not only are they next to W.E. DAVIDSON Toothbrushes (sizes 60 , 40 , 35 , 32 , 30 or 20). 0 the assembly by Governor William O’Neill. impossile to open, but they are extremely difficult to THOMSON. GA. Robert Arson. Post 102 historian, received a certificate of appreciation for promoting good works of the legion. He has been in the post for 33 years. John F. Baer, past commander of the local post, was Advice Births elected first district area commander. He has been the post service officer for the last 14 years. Lavey, Ryan Alexander, son of Mrs. Robert Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Lester Gorton Besides Arson and Baer, members who attended Daniel and Patricia (Cobb) Lavey the convention included; Dolores Pinwar, outgoing i L Wife did not need evidence of South Windsor, was born June 4 post commander; Herbert Raymond, incoming at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Wilson-Thurston Simpson-Ballsieper Legier-Gorton commander; Lloyd Smith, first district historian and ’The maternal grandparents are sergeant-at-arms; Art Graveljs, Ciarence Mikoliet, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cobb of 90 Raymond Eckel and Burt Michaud. '' Lisa Ann Thurston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Ballsieper. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mary Jo Gorton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester of husband’s steadfast love Chambers St. The paternal grand­ William Thurston of 628 Spring St., recently married Ballsieper of 181 Hemlock Point. Coventry, recently Gorton of St. Paul, Minn., recently married Dr. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Robert Glenn Wilson, son of Virginia Simpson of mond Lavey of East Hartford. The married Steve A. Simpson, son of Gertrude Simpson Lawrence G. Legier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George DEAR she’s doing it. Vernon and Robert Wilson of South Lawrence. Mass., baby has a brother. Christopher of Manchester and the late William Simpson, at St. Legier of 36 Jarvis Road, in Roseville, Minn. Bridge club plays on Fridays ABBY; For the Is it none of my business? Should at the First Assembly ofGod Church in East Hartford. Daniel, 2‘A. and a sister, Caitlin M ary’s Episcopal Church. The Rev. Tom Elliot officiated. The bride was given 20 years of our I just look away when she is Center Bridge Club holds open duplicate bridge Clark. The Rev. Stephen Piper officiated. The bride was The Rev. Andrew Smith officiated. The bride was in marriage by her parents. spread-eagled in a skirt? I’ve games Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 marriage. given in marriage by her father. given in marriage by her father. Cherie Grant was maid of honor. Lisa Gorton and never thought of myself as old- E. Center St. ’The public is invited and partnerships “Ted” avoided Willlami, Jeffrey Raymond, son Elizabeth Eddy was matron of honor for her sister. Debi DeCarli was maid of honor. Nancy Curtin and Lori Jo Groton, nieces of the bride, were bridesmaid showing emo­ Dear Abby fashioned. but this is too much. Donell Mann were bridesmaids. Ciff Dutton served as and flower girl respectively. are available. of Richard A. and Susan (Spitzer) Debra Nolan and Jeannine Pelkey were bridesmaids. tion. He never EMBARRASSED IN Williams of Hollis Center. Maine, Stephen Luckingham served as best man. Richard best man. Ralph Halvorsen and Don Ballsieper were Bruce Payton served as best man. Frank Payton T^e results for the July 11 play include: gave gifts or MINNEAPOLIS ushers. Abigail Van Buren former Manchester residents, was Wilson and Robert Lister were ushers. was ringbearer. North-south: Norman Whitney and Marie Killoran, learned how to born June 26 at Mercy Hospital, After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountaian Inn, After a reception at the Sheraton Midway in St. first; Carol and Hal Lucal, second; Dick Jaworowski accept one. (He DEAR EMBARRASSED: For Portland. Maine. The paternal After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in Bolton, the couple left for St. Thomas, They live in Paul, Minn., the couple toured New England. They and John Greene, third; Helen and Erving Cross, said it made Bolton, the couple left for the Poconos. The couple will Manchester. goodness sakes. tell this friend MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. MORRISSEY grandmother is Dorothy A. Willi­ live in Hilo, Hawaii. fourth. him feel uncom­ ams of 338 Woodbridge St. The live in Manchester. The bride is a 1979 graduate of Coventry High what you have told me. Regardless ...married in 1936 The bride taught special education for three years fortable.) I was maternal grandmother is Virginia The bridegroom, a Manchester High School School. She is a sales consultant at Aetna Life & of whether her exhibitionism is in Plum City, Wis. East-west: Jim Bennett and A1 Sekac, first; Marcia never able to unlock the safe where whose husband never remem­ R. Spitzer of Hollis Center. The graduate, is employed by CM Alliance in Hartford. Casualty. unconscious or not. the view is the Ryan and Jim Baker, second; Claire and Tony he hid his feelings. bered heron special occasions. She great-grandmother is Clara Dii- The bridegroom, an Oneida (N Y.) High School The bridegroom is a 1977graduateof Howell Cheney The bridegroom, a graduate of East Catholic High same and so is the imp "'’ssion she’s LaPila, Bonnie Ryes and Hoby Littlefield, and Anne Last year, a few days before said she nearly lost her wonderful frane of Hartford. The baby has a graduate, is employed by Diamond Showcase in Regional Vocational Technical School. He is a School and Western New England College, was a making. Morrisseys honored Davis and Andy Studley. third, fourth and fifth, Ted’s birthday. I read a letter in man by her childish insistence that brother. Randolph Spitzer Willi­ Manchester. mechanic at Cummins Diesel. . chiropractor in Wabasha, Minn., for four years. respectively. your column that described our he give her a gift or send a card. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Morris­ graduate of Washington and Jef­ ams. 4>/i. marriage perfectly. It was from a She wrote: “ A gift that’s begged DEAR ABBY: Your reply to sey of Hamden celebrated their ferson College. wife signed. “ Loved in Montana." for is really not a gift.” She then “ Fat and Sassy” was unaccepta­ 50th wedding anniversair recently News for Senior Citizens I clipped it out and saved it. I had went on to enumerate the many ble. She asked you what to say to a Atkinson, Christopher Ronald. at a brunch given by their children Lillian Morrissey retired from bought Ted a much-needed ba­ loving and thoughtful things he did stranger who walks up to an son of Ronald and Carol (Andrew) Engagements after the renewal of the couple’s nursing in 1976. After she gradu­ throbe for his birthday, but I didn’t for her every day. which were overweight woman and says. “ My Atkinson of 57 Sycamore Trail, marriage vows at St. Maurice ated from St. Raphael’s School of have it giftwrapped because I more proof of his love than a gift on but you have a pretty face.” You Coventry, was born July 2 at Church in Bolton. Nursing, she worked at Manches­ Space available on trips knew he'd never open the box. so I special occasions. She ended her replied. “ Say. thank you.” ter Memorial Hospital during Manchester Memorial Hospital. They lived in Manchester for hung it in his closet with the letter letter with. "Now, after 24 years, I Thank an insensitive stranger 'The maternal grandparents are more than 25 years. They were World War II and later at the Editor’s note: This colum is thanks to Flo Miele and Wen Wednesday; Chicken salad signed "Loved in Montana” pinned don’t need cards or flowers or for minding your own business by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Andrew of married June 27,1936, in Flushing. former Gray Manufacturing Co., prepared by the Manchester Se­ Johnson for all their efforts. sandwich, dessert, beverage. to the robe. ‘things’ because I have precious suggesting that although your face in several area convalescent Whitinsville, Mass. The paternal N.Y. nior Citizens’ Center. Just a reminder to all that the Thursday: Picnic. Hot dog on When Ted discovered it, he«am e memories that are always with is pretty, the rest of you leaves a lot grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morrissey, a piast grand knight homes and at Norwalk Hospital. center has planned picnics for roll, macaroni salad, dessert, to me and hugged me with the me. Only a very insecure person to be desired? Never! Donald Atkinson of Somers. of the Campbell Council, Knights The couple’s children are: By Joe DImInleo Thursdays during the summer beverage. clipping in his hand and tears in his like I once was needs tangible I can’t tell you how many times 9 of Columbus, retired from United Jeanne E. Maneggia of Bolton, Activities Specialist months. The last two in August will Friday: Grilled cheese, tomato, eyes. reminders. I am thankful that I am friends, relatives — and strangers Technologies in 1976 after nearly 33 Ann Marie Bridgham of Campton. be at 5 p.m. All others in July will Eleven days later, with no secure in his love. That’s the — have come up to me with a soup, dessert, beverage. years of employment at the N.H., and Robert J. Morrissey of Germany invaded Norway and Greetings. begin at 11:45 a.m. The August 7 Scores: previous symptoms. Ted suffered greatest gift of all.” comment like this: “ You would be corporation’s Hamilton Standard South Windsor. The couple has Denmark in 1940during World War Individuals interested in partici­ picnic will feature the July 11 setback scores: Helena a massive heart attack; four hours beautiful if you’d just lose a little and Norden Systems units. He is a nine grandchildren. II. pating in the Senior Center "m ini” - "Sayonards.” Gavello 135; Catherine Cappuccio later he was dead. DEAR ABBY: A friend who I weight." They feel it’s their job to trips are reminded there are The Senior Center is in need of 129;. Merle Dewart 126; Lottie . I want to thank "Loved in hang out with doesn’t just "flash” startle me with this wonderful openings for the following trips: volunteers to help with painting in Lavoie 125; Anna ^Welskopp 121; Montana” for writing that letter, — she wears miniskirts and sits revelation. After having told me July 30 — Old State House the last two weeks of August when Joe Peretto 120. and you. Abby, for printing it. Sign cross-legged. If it’s warm outside, that they actually think I am ugly, (F re e ). the center is closed for refurbish­ July 14 pinochole scores: Marie me... she fans herself with her skirt. I they pause, obviously expecting Aging population has grown Aug. 4 — Harkness Memorial ing. If interested, please contact Hebenstreit 778; Dom Anastasio LOVED IN NEW MEXICO don’t know if she’s trying to be thanks for the insult. Park. $1. me at the center. 769; John Klein 750; Ann Fisher outrageous or trying to attract Well, the day I thank them for decision? Studio apartments or the Aug. 20 — Ocean Beach. $2. Lastly, just a reminder to all that 741; Ada Rojas 739; Mina Reuther DEAR LOVED: For readers guys or what, but it really nauses making me feel lousy about myself We are an ag­ like? It may take a couple or or a Aug. 25 — Westfarms Mall. $1. the summer meals progranri will 739; Floyd Post 737; Rene Maire who want to know what “ Loved in me out. will be the day after never. ing nation. No person up to three years to go run Wednesday, Thursday and 720. Montana’s” letter contained, Abby. it’s not like she’s 12 years You may sign me with t he reply I matter what through the process of finding a Individuals on the waitinglist for Friday through Aug. 15. Meals July 14 golf scores: here’s a recap; It was a very old. She’s 22! Is this some form of would like to make to such people. your age grouV. retirement community and mov­ the Ocean Beach “ Polkabration” begin at 11:45 a.m. Low net: Art Balmer 30; Ray touching message from a woman exhibitionism? I know she’s aware “DROP DEAD ” you must join A. ing in — including months of soul 01)^ July 23 at the Ingleside Mall trip Ongoing activities; Tucker 31; Carl Swanson 32; Dick -T1 . your fellow Sylvia searching, investigations, shop­ Kathleen M. Tesik on'’August 15, or the above trips Bingo; Monday 10 a.m. to noon McNamara 32; Art Byam 32; Americans in Joseph Marino Susan M. Molnar ping around, and the like. shopld contact the center to and Friday 10 a.m. to noon. Am ie Gustafson 32; George Sylvia facing the hous­ and Margaret Paine 16) Is the health care you need and Joseph P. Demeo Jr. reconfirm their reservation. All Cards; 33; Ed Lithwin 33. ing and health­ Porter Help available for migraine available when you need it and is the above trips’ rosters were Pinochle: Monday 12:30 to3 p.m. Low gross: Joe Grinavich 37; Ed care problems this clearly explained in the increased due to a change of bus. and Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to noon. Corcoran 39; Joe Kennedy 40; that emerge Tesik-M alo Paine-Marino ing. the results are still too contract? Does the care you may Molnar-Demeo There will be a registration for Bridge: Wednesday 12:30 to 3 Durwood Lathrop41; Wen Johnson D E A R DR. with this single preliminary to permit definite require mean you’lL be shipped Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Tesik Sr. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Paine of the "Belle of Brattleboro’ ’ trip on p.m. 42; John Hahn 43; Mike Sibrinz 44; GO’TT: la m 31. fact. Since the Mr. and Mrs. James Molnar of conclusions to be drawn. elsewhere if and when you are ill? 32 Westminster Road, announce 215 Timrod Road, announce the July 21 at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $36 Setback: Friday 12:30 to 3 p.m. Mel Derrick 44. average height start of the century, the number of 7) What contractual relationship Kensington announce the engage­ The techniques used by these Or are health care facilities the engagement of their daughter. engagement of their daughter. which includes transportation, riv- Crafts; Arts and crafts; Wednes­ July 16 pinochle scores; Mabel and weight, people 65 and over has increased are you expected to make? Will ment of their daughter, Susan M. laboratories involve the meticu­ available on the premises? Kathleen Mary Tesik. to Michael Margaret Sayer Paine, to Joseph erboat cruise and lunch.> The trip is day at 12; 30 p.m. Loomis 685; Ada Rojas 670; Helen married with nine times, and the percentage of you be allowed to take away a copy Molnar,"to Joseph P. Demeo Jr., lous separation and identification This is among the most vital Russell Malo^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marino, son of Mr. and slated for September 9. Friendship Circle: Wednesday Silver 632. two children Dr. Gott the 65 and over has nearly tripled, of the contract so you can confer son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. of tissue genes obtained from decisions you will make in your Russell J. Malo of Pawtucket. R.I. Mrs. Mario Marino of New Britain. Openings are still available for at 10 a.m. July 16 bridge scores; Lois (my husband headingfor 21.1 percent of ourtotal with your own lawyer in private Demeo of 15 Olcott Drive. Peter Gott, M.D. Alzheimer’s patients. These genes life. Your contract should spell out The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ The bride-elect graduated from the following trips: Cribbage: Friday 9 a.m. Churila 4,020; Tom Regan 3,990; had a vasec­ population. and get his approval of what you The bride-elect, a 1979 Berlin than have to be photographed and. all specific benefits. ate of East Catholic High School Manchester High School and Cen­ 1) Plainfield , Dog Track — Music: Thursday — Senior Cen­ Nadine Malcom 3,920; Mary T. tomy). I occa­ How do we avoid the pitfalls that are signing? High School graduate, earned a like fingerprints, compared to the Don’t hesitate to ask about your and a 1982 graduate of the tenary College, Hackettstown. August 21 — $15 includes transpor­ ter Band rehearsalpO to 11 a.m. 3,530; Beth Seipel 3,360. sionally get accompany retiring and joining 8) Is this community right for bachelor’s degree in environmen­ genes from normal patients. It’s down payment, your monthly fee. University of Connecticut, with'a N.J. She is an underwritng assist­ tation. admission, lunch (choice of Sports: Men’s Golf League — July 4 setback scores; Holiday. anxiety attacks communities designed for the you emotionally, spiritually and in tal horticulture from the Univer­ exacting and exciting work. You all other financials. bachelor’s degree in health sys­ ant at Travelers Insurance Co. in scrod or pot roast). Individuals Mondays at Manchester Country and have mitral retired? For guidance. I went Jo other ways? sity of Connecticut College of July 7 pinochle scores; Bob have to wonder what the scientists tems management. She is em­ Hartford. previously registered should con­ Club. Ladies’ Golf League — valve prolapse. Covenant Retirement Communi­ 9) If possible, can you bring Agriculture in 1984. She is a sales Schubert 826; Floyd Post 790; Leon will do with the results if. in fact, ployed as a management engineer The prospective bridegroom tact the center as to choice of Tuesdays at Red Rock Country ■ Fallot 772; Marge Reed 766; Fritz My problem is that every time I Twenty milligrams three or four ties, headquartered in Chicago, the other people in your life — representative with A. N. Pierson there is a genetic cause for the at The Memorial Hospital. Paw­ graduated from New Britain High entree. If interested, please call Club. have an orgasm. I get a rotten times a day, during the times you oldest organization in our nation children, close relatives — with Wholesale Florist in Cromwell. Wilkinson 757; Ethel Scott 746; disease. Then the work will really 9 migraine headache that lasts for are sexually active, may prevent tucket. R.I., and is an MBA School. Hartford State Technical The prospective bridegroom, a Senior Center at 647-3211. Other services; Meals — Clara Hemingway 745; Adolph operating continuing-care facili­ you to help you make a decision? two days, complete with nausea the migraines from developing. begin. 10) Are you encouraged by the candidate at Providence College, College and Porter’s School of 1980 East Catholic High School 2) Bay Queen Cruise (Narragan- Summer program — lunches Yeske 740. ties and providing complete medi­ Providence. R.I. Design. He is a coordinator in the sett Bay) — August 27 — $36 served Wednesdays, ’Thursdays and flashing lights. I have seen our cal and nursing care. managers of the community to SHOMCASE graduate, received a bachelor’s July 7 golf scores:’ Low gross; DEAR DR. GO’TT: I read that DEAR DR. GO’TT: What causes The prospective bridegroom is a client services department at includes transportation, cruise on (picnic). Meals served at 11:45 doctors, and all look at me as if I’m Paul Peterson, executive vice check out the social life and HARTFORD degree in accounting from the Joe Grinavich 37; Durwood La- Alzheimer’s disease may be hered­ constantly chapped lips? graduate of Tolman High School in Travelers Insurance Co. Narragansett Bay and brunch. If from outer space. What do you president of Covenant, gave me the environment in advance of your University of Connecticut School of a.m. throp 38; Jack Funke 38; Bill itary. What can a genetics labora­ 10 INratSTAn 84IXIT Pawtucket. Bryant College in A Sept. 7 wedding at South interested please call Senior Cen­ Grocery Shopping — Tuesday Freeman 40; Ray Martina 41; think? questions that will lead to the right decision? MSSMS MTiM itisMn unnssKM tNOW osir Business Administration in 1984. tory do to locate the defective DEAR READER: Chapped lips Southington, with a bachelor’s United Methodist Church is ter. (call for ride and pickup time). Mike Zwick 42; Hugh Tansey 42; retirerpent decisions for you. 11) Is the community in the ,j2ESS2US8UtU[iiS£SBIS^^ He is a staff accountant at Coopers gene? usually result from loss of natural degree in criminal justice. He planned. 3) Cape Cod — Sept. 12 to 14 — Non-grocery shopping — ’Tuesday Bert Carlson 42; Joe Kennedy 42. DEAR READER: I think that 1) Who are the sponsors of the proper geographic location for & Lybrand in Hartford. oils from the skin. Frequent lip graduated from the Rhode Island $157.50 includes 5 meals, transpor­ (cail for ride and pickup tim e). Low net: A1 Schulze 31; Salem your doctors are from outer space. retirement community you are you? A May wedding is planned. DEAR READER: Many re­ licking, cold weather and ex posure J i Municipal Police Academy in 1982, tation, hotel and sightseeing. If Legal Assistance — 3rd Thurs­ Nassiff 32; Bill Hankinson 3^; Sexual excitement and orgasm can considering? Who is running this 12) Are you encouraged to check search facilities are investigating to sun or wind can deplete the lips’ and is presently a patrolman for interested, call Daniels Travel at day — 10 a.m. to noon (call for Frank Monette32; Stan Murowski trigger migraine headaches in community and what background the center’s health care facilities, CUIBMRADISt the likelihood that Alzheimer’s lubrication. A lanolin-containing the Pawtucket Police Department. 646-3012. appointment). 33; Ed Fraher 33; Am i Gustafson susceptible individuals. Find a do these developers have? meet the doctors, nurses, thera­ disease (and other similar condi­ cream will replace the oils: a ltlM-t:4M«-7:IMs«-t£ai iscm A Sept. 20 wedding is set at St. Congratulations to the winners Medicare Assistance — Infor­ 33; Art Balmer 33; CHS Lewin 33. doctor who is an earthling and ask 2) What is the financial condition pists? Inspect the kitchen on your tions) have a genetic basis. Al­ petroleum-base lip balm will help RUTWBSPlSnr M ary’s Church in Pawtucket, R.I. of Arizona Scramble golf tourney mation — 1st and 3rd ’Thursday July 9 pinochle scores; Nadine for a prescription for the beta- of this community? What is its own? Have several meals at the ' though early reports areencourag- protect from further injury. held this past week. They are as (call for appointment). Malcom 583; Harry Pospisil 566; block propanalol (inderal). history? Will the sponsors permit community? Don’t sign anythingif n follows; 1st place — Jack Funke, Transportation to and from Martin Bakston 551. you to look over the financial you are not permitted this individ­ RUNNMOSCAIHD Molly Johnson, Helena Duane, center — Call for ride. July 9 bridge scores; Nadine records and let your own accoun­ ual inspection to make sure the College Notes Ray Jewel; 2nd place — Irene Menu for the week; Malcom 5,480; Lois Churila 3,750; tants study the records as well? community is not trying to hide Mistretta, Ruth McIntosh, Joe Monday; None. Mary Thrall 3,50; Nan Flanagan Thoughts 3) What financial arrangements anything. IIOALEAOUS 6 will you have to make t^ get into 13) Have you made a thorough Grinavich, Bob Whalen. Special Tuesday: None. 3,460; Tom Regan 3,390. IBMBI-MMbll-IM the vessel and how that inner this community? tour of the facilities without a I have spent much time on the can look beautiful wi the outside. treasure is being used. 4) If something happens to you. marketing representative pres­ 8t. Anselm’s gives degrees Skidmore graduates residents fields of sports. I can remember a Yet, what gives the vessel its KARAIIKDI What is that treasure within the will your spouse have to move? ent? Have you been able to talk soccer team that had the best meaning, its worth, its success is lt:IH:4M<»7JHMHMt bb St. Anselm College in Manchester. N. H., gave Four Manchester residents have received honors vessel? Jesus put it best when he What kind of care will your freely and privately with the Service Notes talent in the state. However, they what’s inside the vessel. There is a bachelor’s degrees to four Manchester residents in for the spring semester at Skidmore College, said that the kingdom of God is survivor receive? residents of the community? ■ACtC TO SCHOOL did not win it all. They lost to a treasure of inner strength and May. The graduates, their majors and career plans Saratoga Springs, N.Y. They are: within you. If we can be in touch 5) How much independence will 14) Has there been any hesitancy team much less talented. How­ determination, but it goes rela­ ibbii include; Sylske E. Braat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. with that source of life within, if we you have, and how much service or hedging by the community’s ever, this “ lesser" team had tively unused in many people, so R R M BUBLBrS DAY OIV John F. Barry III and ’Ilmothy M. Barry, sons of Dr. Braat of 265 Ludlow Road. Barrera graduates In Indiantown Hines completes dental course can know the power and love of can you have i f you need it ? What is representatives on discussing con­ something special within itself to that many people never realize and Mrs.John F. Barry Jr. of 35 Kane Road, history, that treasure, then we can affirm incorporate into this program? tracts and showing you financial lfe4AMMt1l-7iWH1:«l sroii Sgt. 1st Class Chuck Barrera of 22 Chestnut St. U.S. Army Reserve Private Catherine A. Hines, face the challenge. The playera their inner wellspring of dynamic federal government. Jill A. Bycholski. daughter of Judith Clementino of with Paul, " I can do all things 6) Are you allowed to stay at the reports? While the law requires recently graduated from the U.S. Arm y’s Senior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hines of 172 had an inner strength and determi­ potential. TOPOUN Jahice M. Boser, who was on the dean’s list and is 46 Westmipster Road. through Christ who strengthens community for a weekend, so you disclosure of the facts you need, Non-Commissioned Officers Academy at Fort Indian­ High St., Coventry, has completed a basic dental nation that made tip for any lack of As we venture in the adventure the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Boser of 32 m e." can rub shoulders with the other are the facts presented in a way m m II»t:4M»7:|M4l-IMBB, Maura A. Hagearty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. town Gap, Pa., where he was enrolled in the senior specialist course at the Academy of Health Sciences of the outward talents. This was a of the playing fields of life what Woodstock Drive, business, marketing management. residents, snoop around, see what understandable to you? Richard Hagearty of 8 Green Hill St. course for pay grade levels E-8 and E-9. Barrera is a the U.S. Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. lesson that reminded me of Paul’s really matters in the heart o f life Denise J. White, a captain of the women’s soccer Dr. P m I Krell. the community is really like 15) Can you find facilities there senior infantry instructor with Cob 76 Training Group. teaching in II Corinthians 4:7, and death issues, what really team and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward White Linda J. Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EdWard Asseetate Pastor without making a commitment or elsewhere to shelter you during East Windsor. He has been in the reserves for 10 “ But we have this treasure in matters when facing challenging of 45 Tracy Drive, nursing, a nurse practitioner. M. Weiss of 323 Spring St. Booth United Methodtot Charcb first? the period you’re reaching a years. earthen vessels." Earthen vessels and difficult times is what’s inside L 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sati- flay. July 19. 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD.'Saturday, July 19, 1986 — 15 MACC News From breakfast to skating: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Notices PERSONALS I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FDN8ALE a fun day at I'nterfaith LOST Not all the news Is on the AND FOUND Manchester Medical of­ front pogel There's lots of Part time driver neeaed Teenage Form Help Munson's Chocolate, Teachers- RHAM High E d ito r’s note: This colum n is the bangs but is speaking rapidly youngster: Willard and Edith fice needs part time per­ newsy Information In the through the summer and Wanted. Apply at Corn Route 6, Bolton Is now School, Hebron, CT. Phys­ provided by the staff of Manches­ and intensely in what sounds like a Waterfield. Elsie Werner. Elsie son to assist physician. Classified section. 643- Into the fall. Ideal lob for Crib, Buchlond Rd., South accepting applications ical Sclence/Chemistry 7 room Ranch. Excellent Answer phone, schedule tor both full and part time ter Area Conference of Churches. foreign language to the last in the Lewis. William and Nora Crowley. Impounded- Brittany Spa­ 2711. retired person or college Windsor. 644-3260. teacher needed for open­ condition. Beautiful oppointments and type. student to transport mv retail sales persons. The seat, who is clapping hands and Nancy Akin, John and Elizabeth niel, female, S weeks old, ing effective In September »««"• 20-25 hours per week. Teacher/Coach. Coach­ child from Manchester to Easy Assembly Work! full time hours are 9am to Principals only, Bv Nancy Carr noisily yells "skating.” I twist an Thompson. Art and Carol Cunliffe, white and oronoe. Laurel 1986. CT certification re­ and Chestnut Streets. 646- Salary based on expe­ ing position available at Simsbury and bock. De­ $714.00 per 100. G uaran­ 4:30 pm Mondav-Frlday, quired. Applications will MACC Director eyebrow at a counselor who looks Elizabeth Anderson and EHsfe i n s 4555 or 643-6642 rience. Experience pre­ Tolland High School. Var­ pendable transportation teed payment. No Sales. with full benefits. Part be accepted thro July back, smiles and shrugs a Bradley, Thomas and Elizabeth ferred. Reply to Box GG, sity soccer, J.V. girls required. Summer hours Detalls-Send stamped en­ time hours are4pm to8pm 30th. For m ore inform a­ 9:15 a.m.: It’s peaceful here at shoulder. Blue bus is excited and Healey. Linda Haberern. Mary c/o the Manchester soccer, J.V. boys soccer, are: Monday and Wednes­ velope: ELAN-173, 3418 and approximately 8 tion and application Manchester- By owner- Concordia. One of those beautiful delighted and the energy level is Warren, Frances Idzkowski, Ted Herald. J.V. volleyball, J.V. boys day, 8am-2pm. Tuesday Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, hours on Saturday or please call 228-9474. EO E. Bowers School area. 6 fresh summer mornings with thin rising by the second. The counse­ and Ruth Chambers, Norma and basketball, freshman and Thursday, 11am-5pm. FL., 33482. Sunday, averaging 20 room cope on 60 x 120 lot. whispy clouds pulled across a sky lors look alert. I think now lucky we Eva Johnson, Bruce and Dale boys basketball. Extra Friday, 7am-lpm. Flat hours weekly. Call 647- Full time/part time gas Newer white vinyl sldln- Lost-Gold chain with Star Landscaper and Lawn weekly rote. For consider­ 8639 tor appointment. that is still early morning blue. are to have them. McCubrey in honr of Milton and curricular duties only as Tellers Wanted. Full/Port station attendant/me- g/roof, new oil burner, ot David. Vicinity Vernon- Workers. Experience re­ associated with positions. ation call Ed at 649-4415. time tellers wanted Imme­ fireploce, garage, electric Several of the counselors are The buses begin to pull out Mildred Nilson and Rod MacLean, /Greenwood. Call 646- chanlcs helper for full quired In operating and Contact Dr. MIcheal diately. No experience service station. Must be stove and refrigerator. sitting on the blacktop making trailing laughter and whoops. Sue Paul and Helena Dutelle. Anna S132. maintaining lawn equip­ Blake, Principal, Tolland necessary. Interested ap­ clean and willing to work. $98,000. Principals only. friendship bracelets listening to a and nurse-of-the-day. Margaret Burdett. Earl and Adele Yost, ment. Knowledge of H igh School. 872-0561. Port time Warehouse plicants should call the Good pay and benefits. 646-3043 or 646-1567. singer they identify as Phil Collins. Mirajite, bring up the rear in Sue’s Hank and Bibiane Poirier, Marion landscaping procedures. EOE. Assistant- Interior Design personel director. Com­ Soles Clerk and Delivery Call L a rrv s 871-1790. The boys are upstairs in Kaiser Chevy. Jesseman. Florence Jackson. Do­ Must be dependable. Op­ Firm. Coll for appoint­ munity Notional Bonk, Person wanted tor mod­ It’s Barbecue time! This Hall playing basketball. An early Some 40 of our Manchester rothy and Irene Sonego, Alice PERSONALS portunity for advance­ Teachers Aide. Vi year. ment. 528-2151. Glastonbury, 659-0394. ern pharmacy In large beautiful home otters a Carpenter - Experienced arriving camper is quietly climb­ teenagers are helping m ake the Shea. Mildred Massaro, Richard ment. Call Kelly Lands­ 180 work days, 7:30am to shopping center. Pleasant lovely backyard with a Custodian. Port time days working conditions. Vari­ In trim and framing. Job new gas (irill and deck for ing on the monkey bars. Interfaith Day Camp possible by and Vicki Torsiello. Robert J. SWF 24 seeking SWAA caping Co., 528-8114 9am 2pm. Duties: Supervision Legal Secretory- Medium to 4pm, Mon. through Fri. during school year, full able hours. Apply at once at Knollwood Rd., Glas­ picnics. Soper master J giving one or two weeks of their 25-30. Do you have a sense of In-school suspension size suburban low firm Sue Ryan, camp director, meets Smith, Inc., United. Methodist time days during to Liggett Pharmacy, tonbury. Good pay tor bedroom suite. 2 car gar­ of humor, ambition, a classroom and other su­ seeks full time legal secre­ with the counselors, taking attend­ summer toact as counselors. Some Women of South Methodist. United summer. Contact Mr. Manchester Parkode. right man. Call 9 to 5, age, walk-out basement, 7. good outlook on life, and a pervisory duties as as­ tory and real estate clos­ ance. making assignments and of them like twin sisters, Terri and Methodist Women of North Metho­ Vene Harding, Tolland 563-1413. Early m orning 6 lots 6f storage and much wide variety ot Interests? signed. Send resume to ing secretary. Good skills Tori Baskerville, are putting in dist and Center Church Women. Middle School, 96 Old to 7:30 or evenings, 537- more! $169,900.Jackson $• Harald photo by Pinto outlining the day’s schedule. Wed­ Are you looking for some­ Dr. MIcheal Blake, Prin­ and experience required. Insurance Agency desires Contributions to date have Post Rd., Tolland, CT 1871. Jackson Real Estate, 647- nesday is a big day. an exciting their third straight year as counse­ one who Is optimistic, cipal, Tolland High Salary commensurate experienced C SR In per­ day. The youngsters will get off the lors. Others are here for their first reached $1,895.00 of the almost School, Tolland, CT 06084. with experience. Good be­ 06084. 875-2564. Applica­ sonal lines. Computer ex­ 84Q0 or 646-8646. a Tesoro Pagani, 6, of 24 Foster St. Camp. Activities vary from day to day for down to earth, sociable Assistant Newspaper tion deadline, July 25, bus just long enough to have their year. Blessings on them all Sue is $3,000 00 we estimate we will need Selection deadline as soon nefits and working condi­ perience preferred. Coll and likes the outdoors and dealer wanted In Bolton. 1986. Manchester - 3 bedroom concentrates on his drawing of a house the two-week camp. / right. They are great kids. They to pay for the buses, day trips and as possible. EOE. tions. Coll 659-0569 tor Norm a, 646-0187. HELP WANTED: orange juice (the snack didn’t Is not looking for a rela­ Call 232-9989 between 9am Ranch on private lot In on a recent day at MACC Interfaith Day are Chris Owens. Tom Loto. Kevin supplies. Y our contribution to any tionship of any kind to & noon, Monday through Interview. arrive this morning) and then off Carpenter- Experienced Special Educotlon/Eorly Tire Chonger/Drlver. One desirable location. Fire- O’Donnell, Robert McCoffrey. M A C C program is. of course, tax blossom overnight? Friday. Ask tor Michael. MASSEUSE U for a roller skating party! Red In remodeling. Coll Ro- Dental Receptionist - 4 '' Chllhood Teacher reo­ ot CT's largest tire retail­ Female preferred, full or placed living room, eot-ln Terri Baskerville, Tori Basker­ deductible and can be mailed to Please respond to PO Box group (littlest campers and their bert Jorvis, 643-6712. day work week. Busy pened. Halftime position, ers Is looking to till sev­ part time. Good atmos­ kitchen, large deck with ville. Leslie Post. Katie Ouellette. M A C C . Box 773, Manchester. HH, Manchester Herald, 'Mechanics- Experienced office. Experience neces­ morning session. Center awning. 2 car garage. counselors) will leavetheirbelong- Manchester, CT 06040. for service station. Must eral full and port time phere. Excellent clientele, ings on the bus: blue group will Beth Leslie. David Hickey, Mindy Conn, 06040. P.S. The children Easy Assembly work! sary. Please send resume based program tor 3 and 4 positions. Promotional $134,900. 646-6847. have own tools. Uniforms $714. per 100. Guaranteed In the Windham area. Ex­ Bulletin Board take their belongings, drink their Addabbo. Judy Langer. Kim Law­ thank you. too. to Dental Office, 147 East year olds. Opportunity tor opportunities available. furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. payment. No sales. Center St., Manchester. parent to contoct/home cellent Income potential. Government Homes from juice and hop on the second bus. rence. David Toomey, Matt Ryan, Blue cross and Blue shield Experience preferred but SKU repair). Dellnguent Detalls-Send stamped en­ visiting. Special Educa­ will train. Cleon driving CALL AFTER 5S0 F.M. Sounds simple and well organized. Mark Massaro, Tina Zorger. Kerri Thank yous Employment available. Apply In per­ velope: E L A N -855, 3418 Teacher Aides - Full and tion certification re­ tax property. Reposses­ son. Silver Lone Shell. 252 record a plus. It Interested 456*7565 sion. Coll 805-687-6000. baseball game. 9:35 a.m.: The bus arrives and Rohrback, Linda Clarke. Geoff Our Human Needs Fund which Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI., part time positions begin­ quired. Closing Dote • coll 646-2M7 or stop bv the Lutherans have school Andrea Ryan, who is working with Burgess. Tim Kennedy. Amy Ko- provides small grants or loans to Spencer St., Manchester. 33482. ning September at state 7/24/86. Send letter, re­ Ext. H-9965 tor current Thursday — 9 a m., staff meeting: 9 a m. to noon. & Education newest Town Fair Tire at repo list. her mom as assistant, gives but. Cindy Tarbell. Kelly Noonan, Manchester folk In serious ditficulfv approved private school sume and placement pap­ Household vinegar Is an L 328 Middle Tpke. West, Faith Lutheran Church. 1120 Silver Lane. East Confirm ation Resource Center: 10 a m., prayer and with no other resources, public or Photo Lab needs part B.J. LaPine, Kendra Freeman. Part Time Otfice/Shop to assist teachers In 2 ers to Morgoret Butler, Manchester. effective and Inexpensive Hartford, will have a two-week vacation Bible school group; 11: 15 a m., care and visitation: 7 p.m...2x2s campers instructions before they private, has been seriously depleted time help. Knowledge of leave the bus. Everything under­ Heather Brown. Jenny Sarles. tor the first time In our history. Helper. Afternoons and separate programs; 1 tor Director ot Pupil and ta b ^ softner when added Brand Spankin' Newl 6 from Monday through Aug. 1. It is sponsored by Faith river cruise: 7:30 p.m.. evangelism and stewardship photography helpful.Call all day Friday. High autistic students,' the Stott Support Services, room Cape Cod presently control. Jose, dark-haired and Christine D’Amato, Danny Our gratitude to the tomllv of Gall Port time- Evenings of­ to tfm final laundry rinse. and Union Baptist Church of Hartford. Classes are meeting. Plendel and oil those who hove sent In HELP WANTED Lyn at 647-1080. school students pre­ other for emotionally dis­ Coventry Public Schools, Classified Is the effective being constructed on dark-eyed, is the first off the bus Langer, Jeff Morin, Dan Callahan, donations to the MACC Human Needs fice cleaning. Manchester from 8:45 a m. to noon. F o r more information, call Saturday — B p.m . A A ferred. No experience. turbed students ages 3 to 78 Ripley Hill Rd., Coven­ and surrounding towns. and Inexpensive way to Judd Rood In Coventry. 3 heading for o.j. Five little boys Phil Hickey. Lynn Gentilecore. Fund In memory ot Gall; Dr. Beatrice Kitchen aides needed for 569-2037 or 646-7220 Rolsln and Barbara Houstoun, Peter Part Time Inserters Should have own car. Call 10. Send resume or apply try, CT 06238. EO E. Coll 649-5334. find 0 cosh buyer for bedrooms, 2 full baths, spill out behind him. I. ask a little Christine Adams. Ellen Clqyton. Tronl, Megson and Heogle Civil Engi­ girl's resident camp. Call 643-6156 between 9 and 5. In person. Community generous allowances. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask 684-7821. household Items you no girl whose towel is bigger than she Brian Nelligan. Steve Carlson. neers, the Science Department at for Bob. Child Guidance School, RN's Cresttleld Convales­ Laborers - Full time'La­ longer use. 643-2711. Acre-plus lot In quiet UUs ask questions is. how old she is. "T h ix ” she says. Tom Carlson, Chere Torsiello. Timothy Edwards Middle School and Help Wanted - Part time 317 N o rth M o ln St., cent Home is seeking borers needed tor con­ area. $114,900.Jackson ti Here’s St. Mary’s week the Middle School Cheer Fund, Gilbert weekends. Frldoy, 3 to 7. Manchester. oppllcotlons for RN 's with Jackson Real Estate 647- A question-and-answer program is scheduled for What group are you in? "Orange.” Blessings too on R a y Getting, and Virginia Wilcox, Soul FInestpne, Manchester Insurance struction site. Coll tor Experienced help only. who has come to our rescue to Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 supervisory aptitude. For appointment 649-4371. 8400, or 646-8646.0 The following events are scheduled this week at St the Unitarian Universali.st Society: East on Sunday at Her smiling counselor retrieves Pat Saylor, Catherine Jordan, Pauline agency has an opening tor LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ Apply Aldo's Pizza. 133 organize sports, to Fran Cimino Willett, Joseph Campos, Michael Jel- o part time secretary. to 10. Cashier for self- your personal Interview, E O E M/F. Spruce Street. 643-2034. M ary’s Episcopal Church; 10:30 a m The Rev. Diana Heath will answer her. Everything is orderly and bert, Edward Renoud, John Conover. Nursing assistants- last serve Mobil Station. diate opening for Med. please contact D.N.S. ot Brand New LIstIngl Spo- Wednesday — 10 a m., service with holy commun­ surprisingly quiet except for gulps and Katy Fisher, who are helping Also Hugh Freeman, co-workers at Typing and telephone nurse who Is able to work questions on theology and the experiences of ministry, skills are Important. Insu­ chance for summer certi­ Apply between 6am and 643- 5151. M on thru FrI., Full time Carpenters and Port time-reliable mainte­ clous, full dormered Cape ion; 10:45 a m . Bible study. as they pertain to Itnitarian-Universalists. Child care and swallows One youngster him, and to M a ry Leslie, good United Technologies ond the Turbine fication program with 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, from 3pm to 9pm, 4 9om to 3pm. Cod. 6 rooms, 3 large angel, who took over arts and Group at Prqtt and Whitney. Our rance and computer skills evenings per week. For Carpenters' Helpers. nance person wanted tor Thursday — 11 a m.. Lad ies’ Guild: 7:10 p m., is available. clutches his styrofoam cup too paid training sessions. Ex­ corner of route 5 and 30. Woodworking experience bedrooms, 2 full baths, thanks also to Jennie Barker, Kay experience helpful but not additional Information office building In Man­ evening prayer: 7:30 p m.. Bible study. hard and has to get another one crafts, and to Anna Mae Potoki Prott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spratly, cellent salary and benef­ helpful. Window restoro- fireplace, walk-out base­ essential. 649-2891. coll Manchester Manor. Receptionist-Secretory. chester. Please reply to Saturday — 7:30 a m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. before he hasseconds. Except fora who signed on as one of our nurses. Calvin and Joan Hutchinson, Maryand its. Apply In person be­ Looking for short order tlonshop. Col I tor appoint­ Box 1 c/o The Herald. ment, Hebron/Bolton , Anthony Goraoolo, Winifred McCor­ 646-0129. Nice appearance, good splash on a counselor’s sneakers, I O ur thanks also to all the good Management Trainee. tween 9am and 3pm. cook and waitress. Expe­ ment 649-4371. E O E M/F. town line. Jackson & Jack- mick and the Manchester Chal Group Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- telephone personality and don’t even see one spill. Amazing. folk who are helping sponsor a tor their recent donations to the fund. Entry level position tor rience only. Apply 303 Coaching position ovailo- son Real Estate 647-8400 or This is Concordia’s plan well St., Manchester. Adam s St. Manchester. Study Hall Aide-Opening otttice skills. Real Estate 646-8646.0 This is Center’s plan One of the red group is rubbing his ambitious Individual. tor the toll. R H A M High license helpful but not Librarian- grades 3-8. Op­ ble at Tolland High Here is the week’s plan at Concordia Lutheran Company has profit shor­ School. Vorslty soccer, eyes and still looks sleepy. Secretary - Psychologists School. Please coll or required. Coll Mr. Lind­ erate and maintain o li­ Mon Chester-A Touch of The following events are planned this week at Church: ing program and both J.V. girls soccer, J.V. Counselors begin to herd their seek secretary, 25-30 write tor application. 228- sey at 649-4000. brary tor middle school Elegance yet priced for Monday through Friday — vacation church school. local and national growth students and provide In­ boys soccer, J.V. volley­ Center Congregational Church: charges back toward the buses. Tax status defended hours per week, with 9474. RHAM Rd. Hebron, the overage home buyer Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Center Church Women. 9: 30 a m to noon. opportunities. 649-4563. Certified nursing assist­ CT 06248. struction In the use of the ball, J.V. boys basketball, Red group is m issing a little one. strong organizational Bonk Teller- Full time In this stately 7 room Thursday — 1:30 p m Golden Age Group ants. Immediate full and library. CT state certltlco- freshman boys basket­ Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers: 7:17 pm . His counselor finds him in the skills to fulfill full spec­ position available, strong ball, extra curricular du­ 'Georgia' styled raised Friday — noon, vac ation school picnic: 7 p.m.. A A NEW YORK (AP) - A broad ,\n appeals court, which heard part time temporary and Hairdresser full time, ex­ tlon required. Some expe­ ranch that otters 3 bed­ ’’Immersion Experience.” a discussion by Dr. Newell bathroom. Everything in order trum ot office duties. Fa­ figure aptitude essential. rience working with mid­ ties only os associated religious coalition, ranging from arguments last week, has yet to permanent positions are miliarity with IBM PC and perienced and reliable Must enlov working with rooms, large living room, Curtis about his recent travels in Nicaragua. dle school aged students Is with positions. Contact and surprisingly quiet. A toothless Baptists to Mormons, have filed a rule on a district court’s contempt now available on all shifts dictation equipment a needed tor busy salon in the public. Will train. Coll formal dining room, eat- Outside Sales. Monday desirable. Contact Dr. Ro­ Dr. MIcheal Bloke, Prin­ wonder asks "Are we really going friend-of-court brief backing the citation and heavy fines imposed Including weekends. plus. Send resume toi East Hartford. Please coll Marilyn Eden, South in kitchen and a fmolly thru Friday,evenings. Ex­ bert Lincoln. Tolland M id ­ cipal, Tolland High Here is South’s week sk a tin g ?” Roman Catholic Church against a on the church for refusing to supply Starting pay of $6.90. David Mover, PHD and 289-6183, Tuesday thru Windsor Bonk ond Trust. room with nice features cellent money. Call Please apply on person Saturday. dle School, 872-7588. Appli­ School. 872-0561. Events set at Emanuel The blue bus is warming up. federal suit seeking to revoke the extensive records sought in the Kevin Confer PHD, 223 E. 644- 2394. like a 'fireplace. 2 car This is the plan for South United Methodist Chureh Jeanne 647-9946. between 9am and 3pm. cation deadline, August 8, garage, covered sundeck, Everyone is still orderly but there church’s tax exemption. suit. Center St., Manchester 1986, Position to begin Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church this this week: Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- CT 06040. Telephone 646- Reliable - energetic per­ and much more for only has been a rem arkable rise in The ‘suit, pressed by Abortion .‘\m ong those joining in the September 2. EOE. week include: Sunday — 10 a m . Dr. Shephard S. Johnson well St., Manchester. 9660. son needed to help with Drivers, construction site $139,500. U8.R Realty 643- decibels Three boys are sharing Rights Mobilization, a New York friend-of-court brief were the Wishing will not sell any­ residential cleaning. Coll In Manchester looking for Sunday — II a m., youth to Lake Compounce. preaching, “The Backside of God” thing ... a low-cost ad in 2692.0 ______one seat. The boy next to the organization, claims the church National Council of Churches, HELPING PEOPLE sa­ collect, 651-9846. full-time driver to run Real Monday — 9:30 a.m.. vacation church school at Tuesday — 7:30 p m women’s prayer and study. Classified will. W hy not Individual to do light ma­ Counter Soles position for window is steadily banging his seat violated Internal Revenue Service including most major Protestant tisfy their needs ansL. erronds and assist with Cleon Cope-3 good size Concordia Lutheran Church. 337 W. Middle Turnpike place one today! 643-2711. nufacturing, wrapping Building Products Store. mate on the head with what looks a rules for tax-exempt organizations and Eastern Orthodox denomina- w ants... that's what want and Inspection. Full time Teacher - 3rd grade. CT late lob assignments, on Hours 7am to 5pm, Mon­ Estate bedrooms, fireplace mod­ Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard; 1 p.m.. We Gals. Wednesday — 9 a m.. fair workshop site. Use ot own cor Is ernized kitchen, rec wadded upT-shirt. Hisseat mateis by cam paign activity based on t i o n s . a n d these other ads are all about. or port time. Flexible State certification re­ day thru Friday. Salary Wednesday — 8:30 a m.. Old Guard to Yankee necessary. Mileage reim­ room, breezeway and gar­ Friday — 10 am . Al-Anon. paying absolutely no attention to church opposition to abortion. organizations: hours. Coll 647-0284. quired. Contact Mr. Ste­ commensurate with expe­ 9 phen Schachner, Princi­ bursed. Please coll or rience. Coll 643-2133. HOMES age. High S90's. 'W e gua­ TIRED OF FAST FOOD? pal, Parker Memorial send resume to Manager rantee our Houses' Blan­ Experienced woman to School, Old Post Rd., Humon Resources, Simon FOR SALE chard a Rossetto Real Photomat has exciting opportunities for relieve full-time person In Tolland, CT 06084. 875- Konover ond Associates, Receptionist - Port time. Estate 646-2482.0 care of older convalesc­ 0721. Application dead­ 2410 Albany Ave, West Busy hair styling salon All real estate advertised Reli^oua Services both full and part time jobs. No need to go ing lady In Vernon. Two to home dead on your feet. line. July 25. EO E. Hartford, CT. 06117. 232- needs serious minded and In the Manchester Herald Historic area. Large Vic­ three days a week, occas­ 4545. EO E, M/F. ottroctlve person tor Re­ Is sublect to the federal torian, completely remo­ sional weekends. Referen­ Clerical - Busy Industrial ceptionist In Manchester. deled In 1980. 11 plus North United Methodist Church, 300 Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., All positions offer you the opportunity to Fair Housing Act ot 1968, Second Congregational Church, 385 ces. Call 635-0824 leave a Sales Office looking for Must be flexible. Coll which mokes It Illegal to rooms, 5 bedrooms and AssembllM of God N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Jewish — Conservative Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning Coventry. Fother James J. William­ work on your own with the public and learn message. M anager Trainee- $16,000. Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben-’ worship: 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 son, pastor. Summer masses: Satur­ mature Individual Inter­ Carol tor Interview. 643- advertise any preference, 2'/3 baths. Vinyl tided, Calvory Church (Assemblies of Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a m., wor­ T«mpl« BBtti Sholom, 400 E. Middle nett, minister of visitation. Summer o.m., biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., day ot'5:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30; Confes­ about film processing. Grompv's Corner Store Is 8339. ship service, Sunday school, and ested In permanent posi­ now hiring manager trai­ limitation or discrimina­ original, ornate wood­ God), 400 Buckland Road, South Turnpike, Manchester. RIchord J. worship service: 9 a.m. Nursery tor Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) tions. Diversified work tion based on race, color, work. Fenced-In back­ Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ children age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron We are currently recruiting for the East Hart­ nees tor growing conven­ pastor. 9;30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 grim Fellowship. (649-2863) tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi em^ritua Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford ford, Manchester, Vernon and Bloomfield consists of phone contact, ience bakery store. Lib­ religion, sex or national yard. Large garage with Second Congregational Church ot SALES GOLDMINE Dental Assistant - Full or room overhead. Some a.m., worship, child-care and nursery; Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. South United Methodist Church, 1226 Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 area. accurate typing and moth eral com pany benefits. origin, or on Intention to 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Saturday. (643-9563) Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and National perfume aptitude. IBM word pro­ port time tor Manchester moke any such prefer­ owner financing possible. entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Presbyterian Experience preferred. dental office. Experience Bible preaching. (644-1102) Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ 11 a.m. (643-4466) We offer a good starting wage and commis­ company naeda top dia- cessing skills helpful. E x ­ ence, limitation or dis­ $138,900. Strano Real Est­ Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Coventry Presbyterian Church, trlbutora and aalaa reps. Coll Kathryn at 1-800-624- preferred but not essen­ ate, 647-76543. o a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m., Jewish — Reform sion plus participation in our quarterly bo­ cellent benifit package. 9743. crimination. The Herald schedule: 10 a.m., worship service. Route 44 and Trowbrldge Road, Coven­ Saivation Army Immediate Income, excel­ tial. 646-8200. Baptist church schaol, nursery to grade eight, Nursery tor preschoolers. (647-9141) try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, nus program. Salary commensurate will not knowingly accept adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Temple Beth HIliel, 100) Foster St. 7:M a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ lent repeat bualneea. with experience. Coll 228- any advertisement which Vernon-New Llstlng- Community Baptist Church, 585 E. fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Extension, South Windsor. Steven ichool; 7 p.m., Bible study and chester. Mai. and Mrs. Reginald Please call 569-2744 for more details. 9478 between 9 and 12, Is In violation ot the low. $157,500. Striking contem­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 o.m. Mormon fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; (702) 831-4682 Meek, minister. Summer schedule: senior church school and Pilgrim each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Mondov-Frldoy. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED porary on secluded 3.6 The Church of Jesus Christ of orover meeting. (742-7222) 10:45 o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m , acres I Very unique home worship service, 9:30 a.m. Nursery fellowship. (742-6234) p.m, second Friday ot each month. Presbyterian Church ef Manchesfer, salvation meeting. (649-7787). Tollond-3 bedroom Cope, (644-8466) Latfer-doy Saints, 30 Woodside St., IN MANCHESTER AREA that must be seen to be care proyided..(643-0537) Talcettville Congregational Church, Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ PHOTOMAT CORP. garage, desirable area. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Main Street and Elm Hill Road, shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor- Unitarian Universaiist EOE M/F Adamo 8L appreciated. New carpet­ Monchester. Rey. James Bellasov, Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronold ihlp service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ PRODUCTION 448-587 Excellent condition. ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ Lutheran 10:15 a.m., Sunday schaol and prim­ PART TIM E ONTdild 8t $127,500. Coll 875-540$. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Unitarian Universaiist Secloty-East, WORKERS all pliances, fantastic floor to o. m., worship serylce; 7 p.m., evening a.m., worship service and church society. (643-4003) (643-0906) 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Firndali 8L sorvice. (646-5316) school. (649-0815) Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., WEEK-ENDS all celling fireplace. Home First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Fixeroft 8L 50-8B can easily accomodate a T. Wangerln, vice pastor. Summer Nationai Cathoiic Roman Cathoiic "'service. Nursery care and youth Rockville - For Sole or Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday hours: 9 a.m., holy communion; religious education. Coffee hour after Connecticut Bank and , Energetic person Some plant experi­ Linninori 8L all rent with option to buy. large or small family, school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Church ef fhe Assumption, Adams service. (646-5151) very versatile floor plan. p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­Covenant Nursery core. (649-5311) Notional Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ with reliable In­ ence preferred. Must W$$t MIddIo Tpki. 50I-54Z $5,000 down. Owner fi­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Call today for a private week service. Nursery at all services. Trinity CovBnont Church, 302 Hock- ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Trust Company be available for either Now 8tito Rd. 106-238 nancing. 8 room Victo­ (649-7509) Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at sured vehicle to de­ rian. $750 a month plus showing I Realty World, matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- mats schedule: 8 a.m. Jiffirion 81 all 646-7709.O First Baptist Chapel ef the Deaf, 240 Swenson. Summer hours: worship wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor 7:30, 9, 10:30 and naon. (643-2195) Bank of New England liver specials and 1st or 2nd shift. At­ utilities. Call 742-8932 or Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. services, 8 and 10 a.m. (649-2855) emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 a.m. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Kmwood 8L III 742-0417. Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. shortages In M an ­ tractive starting rate Tolland Tpkt. Manchester- $124,900. Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship Nazarene Martin J. Schalskv, pastor. Saturday Data Services Department 472-525 service In the sanctuary, nursery. THE chester. $5.50/hr. and benefit package Union PI. Spectacular three bed­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. 643-1193. Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Main St., mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, all Stately Colonial, 7redeco­ Eddy, poster. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 10 and 11:30 a.m. with aerospace Union 8L room roomy recently re­ Episcopal Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Manchester. Rev. PhilipChatto,senior Bank of New England Data ser­ plus mileage. 133*284 rated rooms, large mas­ decorated ranch. This 11 a.m., morning service: 6 p.m;, chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., BIBLE evening service, Wednesday home St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan company. Apply at Strickland 8L III ter bedroom, lovely lot house has many special Bible study, 7 p.m.-(643-9359) (643-2051) vices has challenging full-time job Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church and Rev. Emilia P. Padelll, co-pastors. SPEAKS Call Sermatech Technical Oxford 8L all with 2 cor garage. Shoxle -features Including new ship: holy eucharlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses opportunities for the right people. trees for your picnic table Route 31 and North River Road, at 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) by Fran Harrington Cimbrldgi 81 vinyl siding, beautiful Christian Science church school, 9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Coventry. William Douthwalte, pas­ lervlce, nursery. Mid-week Bible Services, 564 Hayden 14-100 and grill. Porter St. area. deck with benches, new ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open tor. Summer schedule: 9a.m. worship Ifudv, 7 p.m. (646-8599) St. James Church, 896 Main St., Eugene Brewer We offer good benefits, free park­ 9 afternoons; public healing service, Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowsk), 649-5252 Station Rd. Windsor Marblo 81 III Klernan Realty, 649-1147. storm windows and First Church ef Chrlsf, Sclentlsf, 447 service. (742-7548) Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph ing, competitive salary and easy N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Ct. Take 191 exit 39, MeCabi 8t all screens oil surrounded by prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Pentecostai Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. .access to major highways. HARTFORD o lovely landscaped lot. church service, Sunday school, and Holllger, 643-9203. Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; "Truth Is a demure lady, much Stock PIk c all $127,900.3 bedroom Colon­ care for small children. (649-1446) streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. United Fentecestal Church, 187 Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., The positions available are; COURANT Kennedy Rd. Coll for on appointment Reodlng Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ Woodbridoe St., Monchester. Rev. too ladylike to knock you on the Nirth Miln 81 350-400 ial. I'/z baths. Porter St. today. Joyce G. Epstein St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) area. Principals only. 647- chester. (649-8902) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ head and drag you to her cave. She Fircct 8L 30-120 Real Estate. 647-889S.P Communion first and third Sundoy. Is there, but you must long for her 8030. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, (649-4243) —Payroll specialist — must Otic 81 20-70 Church of Christ assistant rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. and so seek her out." (William Customized 8 room 2 bath and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 SATURDAY EVENING and SUNDAY E iit Center 8L Columbia Loke- Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Buckley, Jr.) have background in pay­ 25*200 odd inly home with more features o.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; Methodist ★ POSTAL EXAM WORKSHOP ★ Woodlond Terrace. 5-6 streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ roll service, bureau envi­ Center 8L 11*225 than you can believe. 16' 'minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 day. (649-4583) Belton United Methodist Church, SOUTH WINDSOR CAMPMEETING Truth enjoys varying degrees of CLERK-CARRIER Knox 8L all sunken 1st floor fam ily Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., ronment & customer com­ acre with a 150 foot lake room with gloss slider to 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Pastor K. L Gustafson obscurity, as determined by peo­ Vilify 8L worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., CALVARY CHURCH munication skills. (Startiag pay $10.56/Hr.) all frontage. MognTtlcent deck and heated Inground study. Nursery provided for all servi­ 400 BucklarxJ Road T elephorte 644-1102 ple's different levels of prepared­ ces. (646-2903) church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ Special announcement for all Manchester area candl- Nfwmn 8L , all view, fireplace In ilvng 36' pool (the landscaping Qoapal vice, nursery. (649-3472) ness. Mathematical and scientific —Payroll Tax Accountant — room, large enclosed datae planning to sign up for the Clerk-Carrier Postal RfCMry Rd. all and year of this home It Congregational Church ef fhe Living God, on truths are highly Indistinct to me — must have background in porch. Flexible financing one of the best we've ever evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ but that's because I'm unprepared Exam when It It announced soon. (Last given 1984. and Cettaff SL 72*82 possible. $275K. Owner- Batten CenpreBotlenal Church, 228 ^ automated payroll/taxes since It won't be given again for3 years, don't miss outi) seen I) There It a separate bertson School, North School Street, to perceive them. Naturally, the ef­ M iiif 81 26*00 ogent. 644-0139. lacuzzi and spa room Belton Center Road, at the Green, Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, NEW SERIES accounting principals and NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPAREI Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 fort requi red of me to discover truth F ^ ir S L 00-109 beautifully tiled and car­ Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. OF TAPES "Look for the Blue/White TENT on the beautiful Ca/vary Church Cround's" In any given field varies inversely customer communication We'll teach you everything you need to score 95% or Pearl 8L 2-00 For Sale By Owners - 80 peted 31' recreation nursery, church school; 11 a.m., Full Gospel Intefdenemlnatlenal with my intellectual development in Larabee St, East Hort- room, laundry room, a fellowship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro­ skills. belter on the exam at our guaranteed 4 hour workshop. Samoi 8L 74-100 Church, 745Main St., Manchester. Rev. A Naw Parspectlve’ that field. tord. Aluminum tided 3 customized gourmet kit­ 6 Put your name at the very top of the hiring registerl gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., DYNAMIC BIBLE PREACHING: —Senior operations clerk — Blenwffd 8L 80-100 fam ily house. 5 rooms, 1 '/j parsonage. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Lyndale 81 chen, 2 car goroge and p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 TUITION: $45 caah or personal check only (Includes 4 all baths. 3'/j rooms. 3 rooms. much morel Ottered for Center Congregational Church, 11 Call: In the one all-important disci­ Quiet residentlol street Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ SATURDAY AT 7:00 P M. - hour workshop, Workbook; National Bestselling 0>rey BuNemut 81 III below replacement costs Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert day at 7:30 p.m.', worship service. “The Btptlsm in the Holy Spirit" pline of life, the spiritual, man's un- Guide to Postal Exams, Sample Exams with Answers, Hlekary 81 all connecting Burnside Ave. ot $174,900.00. For a pri­ Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. and Tolland Tpke. Both J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. SUNDAY AT 10:30 A M. - preparednsss is maximal and his ef­ and Take-homa Practice Kit containing Practice FcrBuian Rd. 121*300 vate showing call today I Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Gesgel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ fort to learn Is minimal. Jesus said the location and ttie lot ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 "The Demtscut Experience" Examt with Answers, Flash Cards, and Simulated Bartn Rd. 0-24 "We Guarantee Our Michael C: Thornton, associate pastor. 647-8301 knowing such truth Is essential, size (approxoimotelv 100 Homesi" Blanchard a 8 and 10 a.m., worship services, a.m., Sunday school: 7 p.m., gospel SUNDAY AT 3:30 P.M. - Exam on Caaaetta.) Bring No. 2 pencils with you. HickMitKk 8L meeting. for an important John 8:32. And It Is the most readily all X 300) offer excellent prof­ Rossetto Real Estate, 646- sanctuary; 10 a.m. church school. "The Book of Reveittion Expleined" Tanner 8t itable bulld-on possibili­ Child care provided. (647-9941) recorded meaeage available. Yet It may well remain the C H O O SE FROM 2 W O RKSH O P DATES: 1*123 24B7.0 . * Gospel Music and Joyful Song BNE Data Services is an equal op­ Parker 8L 300-540 ties. Call 649-9535 between First Cengreggflenal Church ef An- most obscure. Jesue gave the key: Sal: July 2SSi, 8:30am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-6:00pm 8 and 10am or between 4 Bever, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard Jahovah’a WitnaMea * Sharing Good News and Cod's Love ask, knock, seeki (Matt. 7:7-8). portunity Enmloyer. All positions Lydall 8t 1-47 Just Listed I Full dor­ H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship Sun: July 27th, 8:30am-12;30pm & 2 :0 0 pm-6 :0 0 pm and 8pm. mered Cope-1

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright [ g f ] HO M ES I APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS & SEBVICE DIRECTORY West Side 2 Famllv. At­ Eost Hortford/Manches­ tractive 5-5 with screened ter llne-4 room apart­ rA^oefiv.Yoo -In side porch. Separate ment, near busline. DiWrrfj^ANYMAU- heotllo systems, 2 car Fenced-In yard, paved INH8GELLANE0U8 parking, $400 plus utili­ IPAMTHn/ I mummm 71? oarage. Call tonight! 'We SOViCER N(>rHINef(CAKbo guarantee our houses' ties. Security. Call 5 to CHILD CARE PAPBNNS 9m m Blanchard & Rossetto 6:30pm. Available Imme­ ABOUT it ' Real Estate 645-2482.n diately 646-4489. Port tlmif babytitter, Noma your own price — Odd lobs. Trucking. Need A Good Tenont) days, exparlanca pre­ Father and ion. Fast, Home repairs. You name Zimmer monogement will Manchester- 2 bedrooms. ferred, coll after 5 PM. dependable service. It, we do It. Free estl- find 0 well oualfiad, good rr Water View- Year round 3 2nd floor, heat and op- 643-5685. Pointing, Paperhanging motes. Insured. 643-OW4. paying tenant for your room cottage at Coventry pliances. No pets. Secur­ 8. Rem oval. C all 6464761. rental property In East of Lake. A steal at $45,000. ity, $575 month.Call 646- Delivering cleon form the River area. Mony Hurry! This won't last. 3979. ICARraiTRY/ John Deere Painting Con­ loom; 5yords$75plustax. years of experience. Very 'W e guarantee our REMOKUNO tractor. Interlor/exte- Also sand, stone, and reasonable fees. Coll for houses' Blanchard & Ros­ Manchester 2 bedroom rlor. Quolity paint, g r o ^ . C ali 64341104. particulars. 646-3778 or setto Real Estate 646- apartment, heat and hot ouollty work. References, 872-4115. A sk for Llso. 2482.0 water. $625 a month. Forrond Remodeling — tree estim ates. 649-3248. Walking distance to Wad- Cabinets, rooting, gut­ Art's Light Trucking del School. Available Sep­ ters, room additions, Cellars, attics, garages tember 1. Call 647-7602. decks, all types of remo­ Not oil the news is on the j CONDOMINIUMS front page! There's lots of D 8> D Landscaping. Voca­ cleaned.. Junk hmiled. I FOR SALE deling ond repairs. FREE tion cuttings, hedge trlm- Furniture and appliances Manchester- 4 family, 1st estimates. Fully Insured. newsy informotlon in the C la ssifie d section. 643- mlong, Frunlngs, flower moved. Odd lobs. Very floor, 2 bedroom, wall to Telephone 643-6017, otter 8i shrub plantings. Free honest, dependable South Village Condomini­ wall carpeting, applian­ 6pm, 647-8509. 2711. ums. 3 room condomi­ estimates. Coll 659-2436 worker. 25 years expe­ ces, $450 plus utilities. 2 otter 5:30pm. rience in moving. 646-9669 C )l8Se b y N EA . Inc. nium. 165 South St. No.42. months security. 646-4173, Carpentry and remodel­ anytime. Rockville. Asking $45,900. 547-0900. Mr. Roser. ing services — Complete Inquire at premises, FLOOHINB Bookkeeping fuilchorge home repairs and remo­ 14 yeors experience for CARS (MISCELLANEDUS deling. Quality work. Ref­ Interior decorating and Manchester-Wow! HOMES Floorscmding-Floors like small businen. Write C & painting. Reliable, refer­ FDR SALE AUTDMDTIVE erences, licensed and In­ N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa $45,000. Stop paying rent FOR RENT sured. C oll 646-8165. new. Specializing In older ences, free estlmotes. Call and own your own 2 I floors, natural ond Rd., Mdndiester, CT. 643-8048. 1979 SuBaru' DL Wagon. bedroom Tov^nhouse con­ stained. No waxing onv- 4X4. Co&b shape, extras. dominium. Large 13x16 Manchester - 1 sided Du­ more. John Vertallle. Call A. Henry Personollzed Bookkeeping, typing and High mileage. $995. Call For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble living room. 1 car garage. plex, 3 bedroom, nice 646-5750. Lawn Care-Complete transcription done In my 646-6243.______Toronada. Excellent Con­ Take advantage of this area. Appliances, attic lawn care and landscap­ home. I hove over 15 years dition.Complete luxury and basement. Includes Independent Construc­ ing. Free estlmotes, fully experience. 6464)297 offer 1981 Dodge Colt. Pre­ car. $10,000. 1984 Ford great price and low Inter­ tion Co., General Contrac­ HEATM8/ est rates. D.W. Fish washer and dryer hookup. insured, ail work guaran­ 4pm. mium model, 4 speed, F150 Explorer 4x4. Low $575 plus utilities. Call tors, custom home build­ teed, senior citizens dls-> front wheel drive. mileage, excellent condi­ Realty, 643-1591 or 871- ing and remodeling, 1aUMBIND 1400.n 644-2673 or 644-3313. counts. 647-1^. AM/FM, clean and excel­ tion. Must see. $10,000. siding, excavation, etc. lent condition. $2500. Coll 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ Call 4560865 or 456-7215. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ PLACING AN AD in clas­ Manchester-Bright and Manchester-6 room. 1 car throom remodeUng; in­ Odd Jobs By Student - sified Is a very easy, 649-1706. lent running condition. Sunny. $84,900. 2 bedroom garage. 3 bedrooms. simple process. Just dial Good solid truck. Rigged Good location for school. Remodellng/Carpentry stallation water heaters, Hedge clipping, window 1973 Ford Maverick V-8. for plowing. $5,000. 1982 condominium on 4 levels Work. Additions, decks garbage disposals; faucet cleaning, perinting, any­ 643-2711. W e'll help you In desirable Northwood Enclosed yard. $650 a word your od for maxi­ 63,000 miles. Needs minor Ford E250 Van. Good month. Refrigerator and and repairs.lnsured. Call repairs. 6494539. V isa /M - thing. Cali AAark. 649-5695. work or sell tor parts. $99. condition with racks. complex. Modern kitchen D avid Corm ier, 649-6236. osterCard accepted. Mornings, late evenings. mum response. and bath. Large 10x17 stove. Call 649-7230. Call 646-8395.0 $5,000. 1972 Audi IDOLS. living room and and 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat 10X16 dining room, bright Immaculate 3 bedroom, 128, All best offer. Good 1 '/i baths, duplex with full (TRUCKD/VANS terms on oil vehicles. No sun room with Andersen (fdr s a le windows. Central air, ap­ basement. $650 monthly, 2 money down to qualified months security. Availa­ la^BDATG/MARINE CARS buyer. Private seller. Call pliances and carpet. D.W. FURNITURE Fish Realty 643-1591 or ble Immediately. 649-6296. EQUIPMENT TAG SALES FDR SALE Datsun 1982 pickup. 643-1021. 871-1400.D Heavy duty, long bed, cap STORE AND Complete twin bed set. 16 foot Mad River canoe, 1979 VW Rabbit, good and boat rack Included. Excellent condition. $3000 INVITA'nON TO BIO fS4S Last available 2 bedroom OFFICE SPACE Matress, box spring, paddles Included. Used 3 family Tag sale. Sotur- condition, some rebuilt on Fairway. 7'h baths, frame and head board. four times. Excellent con­ and new parts, stereo or best offer. 643-9108. -MMOVAL AND MFLACSMINT family room, basement, day, July 19,10am to 2pm. o r VINYL COMFOSmON T IU IN Manchester - Downtown Call 643-4734 after 6pm. dition. $800. Please call 67 South Alton Street, AM /FM radio. Asking vAMOue ecHOOir carpet, deck, pool, tennis, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- $1500. Coll 643-8232 MDTDRCYCLE8/ The Board of Education, 110 $129,900. retail or office space, 1750 Manchester. Excellent 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for condition name brand MDPEDS Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ square feet. 668-1447. TV/STEREO/ 1979 AM C Spirit. 6 cy­ J ford, Ct., will receive sealed Bob. children clothes, house­ bids for "REMOVAL AND RESORT APPLIANCES hold Items, many new linder, automatic, low mi­ REPLACEMENT OF VINYL leage, runs excellent, 1982 Honda Sllverwlng, COMPOSITION TILE IN VA­ PROPERTY Items. No early birds 500CC, Interstate, AM/Fm Counter Top Range for Please. Rain date- Sun­ power steering and RIOUS SCHOOLS". Bid In­ MUSICAL brakes, air conditioning, radio, cruise control, wa­ formation and specifications Wilson Business Offices sale. $25. Call 646-6324 day, sametime. ter cooled shaft drive, full are available at the Business Lakefront property - Dia­ after 5:00 and ask for ___ (it em s spoke mags, radlals, mond Lake, E. Glaston­ and support services. Fur­ AM /FM cassette. Call af­ faring with luggage bags, Office. Sealed bids will be re­ nished offices, secretarial Ken.n Giant Tag Sale- Baby ceived until 2:00 p.m., Mon­ bury. Double lot. $3000. Items, clothes galore size ter 5, 646-6705. $2300. 7000 miles, $1800 or best day August 4, 19S6 at which Call 649-8874. service, reception, tele­ Lowry organ - good condi­ offer. 74^7090. time they will be publicly phone answering, word Beautiful Youngstown newborn thru adult. Car tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. parts, wood stoves, house­ opened and read alOud. The processing and copier fa­ white enamel doppel sink NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF Board of Education reserves ROOMS cilities. Level H Watkins with cabinet and all the Electric guitar with am­ hold, etc, etc. 62 Pleasant HILL-BURTON UNCOMPEN$TED $ERVICE$ the right to accept or relect plumbing fittings. $60. St., Saturday, July 19th LEGAL NOTICE any or all bids or the right to FOR RENT Center, 935 Main St., Man­ plified headphones. Good waive technical formalities If chester. 647-0073. Call 643-6452.D and Sunday, July 20,10 to condition, works great. 4. Manchester Memorial Hospital.of Manchester, CT will It Is In the best Interest to do Asking $65. Coll 646-4305.O make available from October 1,1986 to September 30,1987at Manchester - Room In Main St. Manchester Ex­ Air conditioner. 2 Phileo least S1S2,000.00 Hill-Burton uncompensated services. All Richard A. Huot private home. Bus line. cellent location. 600 to 6600. $60. Both. 646-7315" Beginner 4 piece drum Tag Sale- Hlllvlew Con­ services of the facility will be available on a first request, * Director Prefer mature working ofter.D dos, Green Rd. (across first served basis to eligible persons who are unable to pay Business Services 1800 square feet. $250 In­ set.(yellow). Asking $325. 041-07 adult. References. Secur­ cludes heat, lanitor and Call 646-1489. from 7-11) Saturday, 10 to for hospital services until this hospital's annual compliance ity. 649-8874. 4. Parking along fence level Is met. Eligibility for free care will be limited to per­ parking. 649-5334 or 643- Black and White T V -19". sons whose famllv Income Is not more than the current pov­ 7175. Excellent condition. Ask­ only. erty Income guidelines (Category A) established by the De­ INVITA'nON TO BID (APARTMENTS ing $25. Call 647-7361 after partment of Health and Human Services. Persons whose The Manchester Public Manchester-otfice space 5pm. r n P E T S AND Tag Sale- Saturday and famllv Income Is above but less than double the poverty In­ Schools solicits bids for GAR- FOR RENT Sunday, 7/19, 7/20. 10am come guidelines (Category B) will be considered for re­ BAGE/RUBBISH REMO­ available. 1,2, or 3 rooms. ISSJSUPPLIES duced cost care In accordance with the schedule below. V A L for the 19S6-19S7 school Prime location. Parking, Lasonic Boom Box - 100. to 2prh. 22 Tyler Circle, year. Sealed bids will be re­ 474 Main Street, 3 room heat, lights Included. watts. Never used. $145 or Manchester. Persons whose Income Is greater than the guldel Ines but not ceived until JU LY 30, 1986, best offer. Call 646-5634. Boxer Puppies For Sale. more than I'/j times the guidelines will be eligible for a 70% 2:00 P.M., at which time they apartment. $400 monthly. Very reasonable. Call reduction from the usual charges. Persons whoso Income Is will be publicly opened. The Utilities not included. No Alex Matthews, 649-4003. $400 each with papers. Tag Sale- 276 Avery St., Panasonic Upright Va­ South Windsor. Saturday greater than the guidelines but not more than 1% times the right Is reservedto relect any appliances. Security. Call cuum — With attach­ Call 643-8197 anytime. Ask guidelines will be eligible for a 50% reduction from the usual and all bids. 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. Main St. Manchester Ex­ ments, bags & extra belt. 7 for Jill or Steve. 9am-4pm. 25 year attic charges. Persons whose Income Is greater than 1% times the Specifications and bid forms cellent location. 600 to accumulation. Books, fa­ guidelines but less than double the guidelines will be eligible may be secured at the Busi­ months old. $50. Good bric, games, dishes, etc. for a 30% reduction from the usual charges. This notice Is ness Office, 45 North School Two Bedroom, range, re- 1800 square feet. $250 In­ condition. Call 646-3245 (MISCELLANEDUS published In occordance with 42CFR 124.505 Notice of Avai­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ frlgerater, dishwasher. cludes heat, lanitor and after 5pm. FOR SALE lability of Uncompensated Services. ticut. No pets. $575 month. 646- parking. 649-5334 or 643- 025-07 043-07 2319. 7175. 6800 BTU Carrier oir con­ ditioner. Like new condi­ 630 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Manchester- Chiroprac­ tion. Used one season. SWIMMING POOLS Giant Church Tag & Bake CARS CARS [g jJC A R S room, heated apartment. tor's office. All ready to Asking $200. 649-6411. MUST CLEAR Sale. Saturday 9am-12 FDR SALE FDR SALE No appliances. Security. go. Frank Spilecki, 643- IMMEDIATELY! Vtrlous »IZM of noon. 30 Woodside Street, FDR SALE factory rsconditloned iMuxe mo­ 2 1 2 1 . ______Manchester. $520 monthly plus utilities. del KAYAK POOLS-manufactur- Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 era warrantee, inatallation and fi­ to 5. (RESORT nancing available. Limited quanti­ PROPERTY Washer and Dryer- Sears ties M AKE U S AN OFFER! Sparkling Brand New - 2 heayy duty Kenmore au­ CALL TOLL FREE Tag Sale- 10 to 3. Furni­ story Duplex In Coventry ^oventr^TTok^^Water- tomatic washer; 5 cycles, 1-800-THE-POOL on 2.7 acres of beautifully front cottages now availa­ 5 water temperatures, 2 ture, table linens, lewelry, EXT. A t 88 records, etc. 187 Gardner Take aLook wooded sight. 11 miles ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- water levels, self cleaning from downtown Manches­ lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 st.(off Spring St.) Rain or ter. Very close to shop­ dryer cycles, fabric selec­ 9x12 braided rug. Rust, shine. ping areas. Various local (ROOMMATES tor control, wrinkle guard white, black and green. lakes, and golf course. IWANTEO and lint screen, $165. Both Excellent condition. $60. Tag Sale- Saturday, 9 to 3. W e Have Mazdas! Also available. House on for $300. Call 289-2087 after Call 643-9941, anytime. 104 HIghwood Drive, Man­ Lake Chaffee, 62 feet on 6 PM. chester. 3 speed bike, Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ miscellaneeus Items. water, yearly lease in a room home- West Hart- Lawn mower-John Deere resort area. Call Jan at ford/Hartford line. Refur- 110. Excellent condition, 643-2487. Monday - Friday. attachments. Best offer. Saturday, July 12th, 9:30 blshed Victorian. am to 4 pm. July 19; 14 Beautiful condition. Ma- Honda RX80 Dirt bike. 5 room, 2 bedroom, large delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Air conditioner. Westing- Call 649-1621. Linden St. Manchester. yard, convenient loca­ 1808. Available August 1st. house. Heavy duty win­ tion. Available 8-1. $600 a dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 Twin size Mattress used (WANTED TQ month plus utilities. }Vi yolts, cools 5 rooms. $200. very little. Asking $70. RUY/TRADE months security required. Call 289-2087 after 6 PM. Good condition. Older Call 643-0110. I CLOTHING box spring Free. 649-1433. Maple T.V. Cabinet with For Rent - 4 room apart­ Vltamaster Exercise Large selection I Infants sliding doors. Will make ment. Heat, hot water and excellent liquor or record Bike. Like new. $75. Call appliances Included. 2 to size 10/12. Most Items 649-6306 after 5 pm. Wanted Used Clothes In MAZDA RX-7 TURBO under $1.00. 644-1950 cabinet. $50. Call 643- excellent condition. Girls months security. No child­ 7247.0 ren or pets. $425 a month. afternoons. Umbrella Tent-7X7 with size 6-6x, Boys sizes 3 and 4. Call 742-0501 649-9297. (GOOD THINGS poles. $30. 643-8095.O Manchester - Central, FURNITURE TO EAT For Sale four 12 foot lo T IC A Id FASTEST MAZDAYET: modern, large one bed­ planks. Two used 2x10. I ^ F D R SALE PLUS: room. $475 with heat. String Beans - Pick your Two new 2x8. All for NEW RX-7 TURBO $15.00. Call 643-7153.D 646-3253. own. Also other vegeta­ 1976 AMC Gremlin, 3 King - Sized bed. Firm bles. Natslsky Farms, 644- 0-60, 6.7 SECONDS. QUARTER- THE1987 Large nice one bedroom, Boston Rocker- Maho­ speed, runs well. $450. Call mattress. Two twin box 0304.______643-2287 after 4pm. MJLE, 15.2 SECONDS. 182 FUEL- on Center St. $480 month. springs. Frame. Excellent gany. New condition. $59. Call 646-3388.0 Available August 1. Ap­ condition. Will be sold FUEL DIL/CDAL/ 1978 Lincoln Versallle- INJECTED, 2STAGE TURBO MAZDA B2000. pliances, heot, electricity with 2 complete sets of HORSEPOWER. Included. 649-9367. FIREWDDD 1976 18 horse power John­ Power steering, power sheets, 1 bedspread. All J breaks, alr-conditloning, AN EXCEPTIONAL BLEND OF for $220, or best offer. son motor. In excellent Manchester 2 bedroom, running condition. $375, power seats, luxury and 643-8082, evenings & wee- For Sale - Firewood. dependable. Call 643-8991 Only 2 Now Available! TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION, 2nd floor, no pets, stove kends. Keep trying!. Call 649-0050. RIDING COMFORT, AND VALUE. and refrigerator, $475 a Summer prices, buy now. after 6:00 PM. month plus utilities. Call Pine hutch with glass 4 foot lengths/ $60 a cord, cut and split $90 or cut to 1973 Dodge Charger-One Also 30 In Stock! 646-1379. windows on top, excellent Hard to find RX-7 condition. Asking $300. order. All prices Include TAG SALES owner, excellent condi­ Manchester remodeled delivery. Bruce 742-9168. tion. S.E. Classic looking with Automatic Transmission Coll 646-0633. for good home. Auto­ Base, SE-5 & Luxury one bedroom. Wall to Tag Sale - Furniture, ap­ 2 Now Available! wall, new refrigerator, Blue 3 pelce sectional, (RECREATIDNAL pliances, pool table, clo­ matic, air conditioning, $425 plus utilities. No pets. excellent condition. $100. thing and miscellaneous. power steering, brakes, 528-0776. Full size sleeper, good (eq u ip m en t Friday 18th-Saturday and windows. $1900 or best condition. $50. 649-1224. 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off offer. 649-1086. ■MUST SELL!- SAVE Modern 3 room 1st floor Living room Chair, excel­ Spaulding Golf Club Set- Vernon St. apartment. Heat, hot wa­ Drivers 1 and 3, potter 1977 Monte Carlo - Runs lent condition. Foam Cu- good, $600 or best offer. ter,, appliances included. shlon. $25. Coll 649-8390.0 clubs 3,5,6,and 7. Call Household Items, furni­ Ideal for working, ma­ 742-7497. ture, classic 1969 Chev­ Call 633-8144. Come test drive yours at - Wood Loveseat and chair. rolet Camarro to close ture, married couple or 1979 Chevette, 2 door, retired lady. No pets. Good condition. $25.00. Blue Takaro Dirt Bike. estate. 57 Turnbull Rd., 646-1760.O Manchester, Saturday, automatic. 43J)00 miles. -References and security. Good condition. $95. 649- $900 or best offer. Call 646-6113 or 643-5363 0083.a July 19,9:30am to 1pm. . 7 piece bedroom set, white 646-6942 after 5 or Exit 60 Off 1-84 weekends. /j^W IAR^Y BROTHERS; Duplex-2 bedrooms, IV: with brass trim. $400. Call Tent - 7 X 7. $30.00. Coll Multi family- Saturday, 9 baths, appliances, hook­ 649-5830. 44^8095.a to 4. Bedroom furniture, 1975 Chrysler Newport. up for washer and dryer. antiques, mirrors, lamps, Hours: Air, power steering, OpeB Evenings 'til 9 p.m, No pets. $500 a month. Can Chest Freezer, 17.2, fast AAVn 's 10 speed bike for glassware, toys, lewelry power brakes, needs 301-31SCENnR STREET 643-S135 be seen from 10am to 6pm. freeze, 5 baskets, excel­ safe. 27" Varsity Schwinn, and much more. 194 transmission. Rons excel­ Saturdays 'til 5 p.m. MINCHESTER.CONNECTICUT Available August 1st. 649- lent condition. $200. Call good condition. Call 649- French Rd., Bolton. Rain lent. $99. Call 649-3739.D 7438. 649-0520. 9544. $80.0 or shine. MISCEUANEOUS ]AUTOMOTIVE

Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble onada. Excellent Con- on.Complete luxury , $10,000. 1984 Ford 3 Explorer 4x4. Low eoge, excellent condl- I. Must see. $10,000. I Chevy Blazer. Excel- running condition. >d solid truck. Rigged plowing. $5,000. 1982 d E250 Van. Good iditlon with racks. 00. 1972 Audi 100LS. I Audi Fox, 1978 Flat All best offer. Good ns on all vehicles. No nev down to qualified 'cr. Private seller. Call 1021.

4VITATION TO IID «M I IMOVM AND M K A M M IN T vmvL coneownoN nu m vAMOue ecHOOir Board of Education, 110 e HIM Drive, East Hart- 1, Ct., will receive sealed I for "R E M O V A L AND PLACEMENT OF VINYL MPOSITION TILE IN VA- lUS SCHOOLS". Bid In- natlon and specificatlans available at the Business ce. Sealed bids will be re- zed until 2:00 p.m., Mon- August 4, 1904 at which e they will be publicly ned and read aloud. The ird of Educotlon reserves right to accept or relect ' or all bids or the right to ve technical formalities If I In the best Interest to do Richard A. Huat * Director Business Services 07

INVITATION TO BID e Manchester Public tools solicits bids for 6AR- GE/RUBBISH REMO- L for the 1904-1907 school ir. Sealed bids will be re- ved until JU LY 30, 1904, 0 P.M., at which time thev 1 be publlciv opened. The ht Is reservedto relect any 1 all bids. icificatlons and bid forms v be secured at the Busl- >s Office, 45 North School eet, Manchester, Connec- jt. -07

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2 Between the Lines: The story r # f2 i behind the story. 4 Outlook: A few thoughts on that Specials for the Month of July vanishing institution: the family Served Tuesday - Sunday dinner. Vitello Saltinbocca *12.95 5 Profile: Greg Allaire. Medallions of Veal layered with 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s Camp Proscuitto and Mozzarella, Merrie-Wood is a day camp with a Sauteed in Marsala fPine. difference. (Served with potato, vegetable and salad.) Pasta con Gamberetti *12.95 9 Weekend Television: Program Green and White linguini schedules, features and puzzles, in a garlic tomato sauce through page 16. topped with shrimp. (Served with salad) John Ritter Michael J. Fox Keith Carradine Lewis Smith 1 2 AY the Movies: Three films for summer ... Demi Moore always Open at 5:00 P.M. Sundays Q. Please tell me what John Q. My little girl is 7 years old Q. Can you tell me about Keith Q. / really liked Lewis Smith in dram atic... Film capsules. Ritter has been doing lately. and after seeing Michael J. Fox Carradine? How old is he, is he the miniseries “North and Ron Keeping, Grand Bank, in “Back to the Future,’’ she married, what has he been in? South.” Could you tell me NJId., Canada was devastated by him. Is he D.S., Redding, Calif. everything about him? Tamara 13 Music: Rating the new ideas ... A. Making TV movies: He’s just going to be in anything else? A. He’s 35, was bom in San Weir, Oromocto, N.B., Canada Turntable tips. finished one called “Find a Safe C.V., Landner, Baker, La. Mateo, Calif., the son of actor A. He’s 29, from Chattanooga, Place,” in which he plays a A. There’s a sequel to “Back to John Carradine and his second Tenn., the son of a self-made By Jo sie counselor at a camp for juvenile the Future” in the works, but wife, Sonia Sorel. His childhood hotel/restaurant empire tycoon 18 17 Sexuality: What questions do read­ 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2. BOLTON. CONN 06040 delinquents, and has another before that, she’ll be able to see was a little hectic due to his and his wife. Lewis majored in ers ask most frequently of The one, “Unnatural Causes,” about him in the movie “Light of parents’ custody battle over him business in college but dropped Kinsey Report? 643-2342 the tragedies associated with Day,” in which he and singer and brother Robert; they were out to join the family business. Agent Orange, the chemical Joan Jett portray a brother and placed with other relatives and At 20, he was managing the El Anything you’d like to used in the Vietnam War. It’s sister in a neighborhood bar in schools until it was resolved Dorado Hotel in Lexington, Ky., 18 Trends: Read the results of the rock set to air on NBC next season. band. After that film, he started and they went to live with their and King Arthur’s Round Table lyrics poll. know about prominent There are also plans for him shooting “Private Affairs” for father. (Keith didn’t see his Restaurant in Daytona Beach, to co-star with Henry Winkler in personalities? Write director Herb Ross and should mother from the ages of 8 to Fla., when.he decided, on a 2 0 Families: Sometimes baby doesn’t something called “Kind of a be resuming “Family Ties” 15.) whim, to become an actor. to: Josie, King Fea­ Drag" for ABC and there is shooting any minute for next He grew up in the San His father gave him some sleep like one. Here’s what to do. tures Syndicate, 235 E. recurring talk that he may do season. There are also plans, Fernando Valley away from money to live on while he tried, . another series, but he hasn’t still tentative at this point, for show business, which was his with a fixed amount, so he had a 45th St, New York, committed to anything yet. 2 1 The Curious Shopper: Not all ice Discover The MA51C him to portray the late Jatnes father’s intention, and as a definite time period within cream containers are alike. N.Y. 10017. Cagney in a TW movie. teen-ager, he wanted to become which to succeed or come home. <> a painter. After putting in some He drove out to Hollywood, and 22 time at Colorado State through a clerical error in the 2 2 Dining In: Garlic was a yuppy food How would you like something that could make you University, however, he drifted institute office wound up in 50 years ago. into acting, courtesy of his acting master Lee Straberg’s look and feel better... help reduce the risk of heart Q. Could you please give me a short biography of Ally half-brother, David — after advanced class, studying disease... help control your weight? Sheedy? I’m a big fan. J.S., Vandenberg AFB, Calif. moving in with David, he left alongside Lee Grant and Jon 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits A. Alexandra Sheedy is 24, one of three children of a (divorced) with him for New York where Voight. Strasberg realized it had Acadia Restaurant. EXERCISE can do all this. New York advertising executive and a literary agent. She began he was auditioning for the role to be a mistake, but he let him studying and pieiforming with American Ballet Theater at the age of Claude in the musical remain in class anyway. Discover the magic of regular, vigorous exercise. of 6 and, encouraged by her mother’s literary friends, began to “Hair.” David was judged too He got some great training, write as well, first articles for The New York Times and Village old for the part and it was given but he still didn’t have any It can help you be Voice and later a book, “She Was Nice to Mice,” which was to Keith. He later repeated it in, work. His father’s money was stronger, have more published when she was 12. the Los Angeles production and about to run out when he was endurance and As a result of the publicity surrounding the book, she was did a couple of TV movies while cast in a low-budget fright flick offered acting jobs in TV commercials — for Burger King and he was there. called “The Final Terror” with reduce stress. Clearasil, among others — which, in turn, led to roles His feature-film debut was in two other young hopefuls, off-Broadway and in after-school specials on TV. After “A Gunfight” with Kirk Rachel Ward and Daryl Hannah. People who are phys­ graduating from prep school, she decided to pursue acting further, E>ouglas, followed by a stream That led to other movies: ically fit generally so she moved to Los Angeles. Much to her family’s surprise, she of acclaimed films: “Thieves “Southern Comfort,” “I Ought enjoy a happier, was immediately cast in TV movies such as “The Best Little Girl Like Us,” “McCabe and Mrs. to Be in Pictures,” “The healthier and in the World" and series such as “Hill Street Blues,” in which Miller,” “Nashville” (his song Heavenly Kid,” “Love Child” she had a brief but memorable role as a parochial-school student for that film, “I’m Easy,” won and “Buckaroo Banzai” along more pro­ who tries to seduce Det. LaRue. the Academy Award), “Pretty with “North and South” on TV. ductive life. Those appearances led to movies: “Bad Boys,” “WarGames,” Baby,” “The Duellists,” Currently, he’s finishing up Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features “The Breakfast Club,” “Oxford Blues,” “St. Elmo’s Fire,” “Welcome to L.A.,” “The production on a TV movie based supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate. 235 E. 45th Sf.. New York, “Twice in a Lifetime,” “Blue City” and “Short'Circuit.” Now, Long Riders,” “Southern on David Bowie’s film “The N.Y. 10017. Comfort,” “Choose Me,” published Saturdays by the Manchester according to an associate, “She’s taking it easy for a while before Man Who Fell to Earth”; it’s Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, she decides what she wants to do next, She’s also finishing “Trouble in Mind,” “Maria’s Do you have any questions or comments ■ Lovers.” On TV he did scheduled to air on ABC in the Manchester, Conn. 06040. school. She’s been a student at U.S.C. while she’s been making fall and if it does well, could go about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d all these movies and now she’s just a few credits short of “Chiefs,” “A Rumor of War” Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address and the recent “A Winner Never on to become a series. graduation. She wants to make sure she gets them. She really He’s based in California and Adele Angle. Weekend Plus Editor your letters to; Weekend Plus Magazine, wants that degree.” Quits.” Currently, he’s in P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Tunisia making a movie called has been involved with actress Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-0654 “The Inquiry” with Harvey Marsha Mason for approximately For free information write: Keitel. a year. He is married to actress FITNESS, Dept. 50, Washington, D.C. Sandra Will and they have a On the cover today, Liz Cleaves, 12, of M anchester, and Adria Bernier, 20001 4-year-old son and a 10, of Vernon, play traditional Indian gam es as part of their study of native 6-month-old daughter. Arnericans. The costum es they’re wearing were m ade by the girls themselves. A story and more pictures are on page 6. Ally Sheedy WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 19. 19B6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 19, 1986 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Chow time Greg Allaire Age 40 Thoughts on that ancient rite — the family dinner Addrese 35 Eastfield St. Born Dec. 28, 1945 Occupation chimney sweep By Dottie Lamin Favorite restaurant Mr. Steak J Favorite food vegetables he gotta-run generation. Favorite sport volleyball A study recently Red Sox, Celtics, Whalers published in the Roots for Christian Science Idea of a good vacation on the beach - Monitor reported one What you do to relax read common cultural Type of entertainment preferred comedy Tinfluence in the background of Favorite entertainer David Letterman National Merit Scholarship Favorite actor Pee Wee Herman winners: Their families had sat Susan St. James down to dinner together every Favorite actress night. Kind of music preferred rhythm and blues Yet, if another study of Favorite magazine “Wood ‘n’ Energy" contemporary family eating Favorite book "The Sky’s the Limit” habits is accurate. National Favorite store In Manchester Reed's Merit Scholars (and other Favorite spot in Manchester home intellectually precocious offspring) may be an endangered Car Ford wagon species. Favorite color red “Dinner? Who has time?” Last book read “A Passion for Excellence" queries the Denver Post. “Mom Pet peeve smokers in restaurants and Dad have conflicting work Favorite TV show "60 Minutes” schedules. No one wants to fantastic people clean up afterward and besides, Best thing about Manchester the dining room has been turned Worst thing about Manchester bad drivers into a media room, the antique oak dining-room table has become a desk, a repository for all manner of mail (atid other family junk).” The article points to legions of parents who, from Monday through Thursday, trek with their children to McDonald's, to Burger King, to Kentucky Fried Chicken, to Pizza Hut. Then possibly on Friday night the family sits down to a “home-cooked” meal of soup and sandwiches in front of the TV. The fact that 60 to 70 percent of mothers, now in the paid work force, are no longer spending a major part of the aft$il>noon preparing a Reginald Plnto/Menchaater Herald three-course meal to serve another; their needs are being This may not be authentic Occasionally I’ve wanted to It feels good when our family graciously on that old oak table met by total strangers. It make “home cooking,” but the food throw the tradition bf family sits down and “chows down” has got to be a major factor people more irritable, less is really not the issue. Perhaps dining out the window, finding together. contributing to this gotta-run cohesive, less conversational and even blaming the fast-food it as much of a pain as the phenomenon. more easily influenced by what’s industry is a bum rap. Who says tradition of “wife-ironed” work Even when its members are But so does the fact that 25.7 on TV.” Kentucky Fried Chicken can’t be shirts. not acting particularly familial. percent of families are now Some families, however, have spread around a family dinner - But I’m glad I haven’t. Or mentally healthy. ■ headed by a single parent. And found ways to buck the trend. table and enjoyed in a traditional so do school activities that last The most common involves manner, with the television through the dinner hour. And the doing all the family cooking turned off? need for many kids to work at Saturday or Sunday, freezing the The feeling of solidarity, the the same fast-food outlets that meals and taking them out each inspiration to achievement and Look What We Can Db For You... feed their families. And the fact weekday night for a fuss-free the passing on of family values Lose that many fathers still don’t family spread. come from the spiecial • custom framing • photo cook. And the mind-numbing Some families with older interaction anchored by the restoration • oil restoration omnipresent influence of children assign a different person mutual breaking of bread, not lODOunds S t a n now, and see test results television. responsibility for dinner every from how long someone slaved • mirrors • laminating with the Diet Center Lose up to 10 High achievement aside (only night. In others, the kids do the over a gourmet meal. • calligraphy • texturing of weeks. pounds In 2 weeVa-and keep on 1,800 National Merit shopping, the parents the In our family — at least golnglbu wont feel hungry, mu will reductions on to canvas Feel encouraged every single day. Scholarships are awarded each cooking, or vice versa. Even during the school year — we though, as one mother reports, manage to sit down together Call now and be ready for the sum- - year in the United States, and mentbur first consultation Is fite. . most of us won’t spawn those “It’s hard to keep this going approximately four out of seven winners, with or without when fast food is so cheap, nights. This scene is no idyllic sit-down dinners), families also convenient and available.” Norman Rockwell painting! Two exposure STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS stand to lose other psychological Another family has catered out of four of those evenings ertalreeiiBg goodies from the gotta-run meals delivered five days a may be consumed with riotous AND GET YOUR mentality of their members. week. More affordable are the arguments. One may be a total 111 Center Street According to psychologist dozens of “take me home” communication loss — tired Manchester 649-6939 Leonard Haber, “Never eating establishments that prepare parents, clammed-up kids. And Summer Hours: 4th week FRECI together creates a lack of nutritious meals a parent can only one may feel satisfying Mon.-FrI. »-5:30 / Thuri. 9-8 / Set 9-3 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 appreciation for one another pick up on the way home from enough to engender “familial because people don’t need one work. mental health.” WEEKEND PLUS. SatuMav. July 19- WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 19, 1986 7 Cover Story 6 Cover Story

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. . . Continued half an acre,” Colvin said. The land will go to the town if not used for Scout camping. partner at the ankle and knee Buses pick up girls only in while performing this ma­ East Hartford, Vernon, Bolton neuver. Youngsters were falling and Manchester. A van takes 10 on the ground, both with girls to Merrie-Wood from laughter and with frustration. f ' inner-city Hartford. "This is really fantastic, don’t “ For the rest of the girls, we'll you think?” Dianne Stromert, take them if they can get there the camp’s assistant director, on their own,” said Munson. “ A asked one of the younger Girls at Manchester's lot of them make creative campers. arrangements. An Enfield girl Camp Merrie-Wood " I think it’s really hard,” whose father worked in East replied Robynne McBride, a work on weaving Hartford hod him drop her at a 7-year-old from Glenwood bus stop there.” projects, using card­ Street. But she had a broad board, straws and smile on her face. □ □ □ yarn. Wearing the □ □ □ A few years ago the council faced the possibility that day straw hat is Eileen For the first 13 years after its camps, particularly those Harris, 10, of Hartford. founding in 1947, Merrie-Wood operated by non-profit organiza­ was exclusively a Man,phester Next to her sits Katie tions, were becoming obsolete. camp because, like most other “ We weren’t directly addressing McBride, 9, of towns of its size, Manchester the possibility of closing Manchester. maintained its owm independent Merrie-Wood, we were just council. In those early years, wondering if it still served a students from the trade school, need,” Munson said this week. which is now the Howell Cheney But now, the momentum is Regional Technical School, built moving in the opposite direction. the main cabin, and volunteers “ With parents working, and built the wooden shelters still in children spending summers in use today. day-care ^enters, we’re sMing In 1960, the Manchester Girl more and more of a need to have Scout Council joined the Camper’s stew day camps as an option,” she Connectiuct Valley Girl Scout said. There is a waiting list for Council, and ownership of the each session. camp passed to the Hartford Unfortunately, many parenU Counselor Linda Waronda leans over to help Stacy council. who’d like to send children to Atthat time, two camps. Girls learn the fun way at Merrie-Wood Girl Scout camp are unable to do Winker of Manchester with her straw weaving. Camp Merrie-Wood and Camp so. Camp hours are simply not Alice Merritt in East Hartland, long enough. “ We dismiss the served the towns of Enfield girls at 3: IS. Most of them are loaded with girls have labored combined. For example, learning to be more aware of south to Rocky Hill, and from A 6-year-old girl crouched secured with beaded elastic and getting home before 4,” Munson up the steep hill on Gardner unusual props are used to teach disabilities. From 6-year-old West Hartford east to Vernon. beside a rock-rimmed campfire a piece in the center that could said. “Children may be home Street, bound for the woods camping skills to beginners. Brownies to 16-year-old aides, But Alice Merritt is no longer pit as she concentrated on only be termed a “ shock.” alone until S, or after.” which the Cheney family Girls learn to build “ fires" out of the girls learn to "sing” their used as a day camp. Munson, of building a triangle of small But the kooky get-ups did not In an effort to accommodate donated to the Girl Scout Council three sizes of pretzels before favorite songs in sign language, the Connecticut Valley Girl But the real differences bathrooms and latrines. “One branches and twigs. She wore a prevent the girls from these children, Munson said the Merrie-Wood costs less. Parents concentrating on learning how of Manchester in 1947. Although they ever get near a real fire. play tick-tack-toe wearing Scout Council, said that the between Merrie-Wood and other mother called me and said, “ My purple T-shirt \yith a broad council has had buses stop at pay up to 980 for a 10-day session sportswear is the rule at camp They learn to tie knots with blindfolds, and eat snacks with distance to East Hartland was day camps are only obvious chiid is not allowed to clean the orange belt, red shorts and to build a fire. When counselor day-care centers. Some families at Merrie-wood. Most girls pay most days, there are occasional licorice shoestrings, and are fingers immobilized by strips of too great. The cost of busing was after a few hours spent “on bathrooms in our home, and I mismatched socks — one Marie Killoran suggested that have their baby sitters meet less because they’ve either crazy-hat days, backward days, entitled to eat every knot that tape. more than the cost of offering location.” Girls are responsible certainly won’t allow her to knee-high with yellow-and-white the fire builders needed more children at the bus. earned credits from selling Girl costume days and clash days. gets a counselor’s stamp of In the “ Disability Olympics,” for much of the work around the clean the bathroonu there,” ’ stripes and the other pink, kindling, campers eagerly went programs, she said. ' But in a year or two, the Scout cookies or they have “ We’re here to have fun, but approval. organized by the teen-age aides Colvin also mentioned the fact camp. Even the smallest girls recalled Colvin. barely covering her ankle. to search for some. Soon a fire council may set up a s p e c i f qualified for campershipe. we’re also here to teach the girls who work at the camp, girls that the councii has sold off sweep out the shelters, haul “ But this was the exception,” It was "clash day" at Camp blazed in the pit. and the little □ □ □ program to allow some campers Private camps in Willimantic something, and to stimulate competed with their arms bound many acres at Alice Merritt, drinking water in coolers and she said. “ Basically, the parents Merrie-Wood, the Girl Scout day girls cautiously toasted slices of to stay longer, she said. “ It’s and Manchester may charge as their curiosity about thiUo j, ’’ But camp programs do not in slings or their legs stiffened although it is still a larger camp work on the “ ecology detail,” are pleased that the kids are camp located on Gardner Street white bread impaled on long something we’ll need to look at,” much as $300 for a similar said Carol Colvin, the camp’s stop once the basic outdoor skills by braces. than Merrie-Wood. She and which searches for trash in the involved, and are learning in Manchester. More than 130 sticks. she said. “ We want to be session; even the YW C A day director. A North School Street are mastered. "$cout camping A particularly difficult feat other Manchester women who woods and clearings. responsibility. ’They’ll say to girls from nine towns tramped responsive to the needs of the camp in Manchester costs $110 □ □ □ has moved far beyond that. I was the three-legged race: The me. ’Gee, I wish she would do through the camp's seven acres resident who’ll teach at Nathan have had long careers in for two weeks. Costs at girls were asked to crawl girls.” □ □□ that much work at home.’” It was a prime example of the Hale School this fall, she’s in her often wonder if people realize Scouting point out that this fate Menie-Wood are low because of woods, dressed in their Responsibility extends beyond fifth year as Merrie-Wood’s how broad our programming through a flexible tube that was could never be suffered by □ □ □ The work rotates daily, with weirdest outfits. contrasts and combinations the counselors are paid only $5 the clean-up details, to the director. really is,’ ’ said Myra Munson, a 7 feet long and 3 feet wide. It Merrie-Wood. everyone sharing equally. One At the campfire pit in the found at Merrie-Wood. Outrage­ Merrie-Wood differs from per day, and half-price tuition During the camp’s two ' full-time staff member of the sounded easy until the girls “The Cheneys gave us the task that has generated some beginners’ unit, a 7-year-old ous outfits and fire safety, a other day camps in several for their daughters who attend two-week sessions, there’s Connecticut Valley Girl Scout realized they’d be tied to a land with one proviso— that we controversy Is the cleaning of Continued. • .' ported a hairdo worthy of rock touch of the frivolous and a dash signlflcant ways. For one. camp. plenty of time for both fun and Council. can never sell off so much as i,tar Cindy Lauper. One pigtail of the serious. instruction. Often the two are This summer girls are was held with ribbon, a braid For 39 years, school buses Continued... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 19. 1986 - »

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Paula convict's lost girlfriend, uncovering more (E S P N ) Auto Racing ' : Spnrk Plug Garrison Keillor's special talents and story­ 86 [D IS] MOVIE: 'Summertime' A middle- Sheppard. Mildred Clinton. 1977 than he expected. Robert Mitchum. Sylvia professor becomes infatuated with a teen­ Challenge From Lime Rock, CT (R| telling abilities are profiled with a guest ap­ mother Sophia comes to move in with [CNN] Newsnight aged spinster vacations in Venice and falls Guttenberg, Bubba Smith. Howard Hesse- CD Diff'rent Strokes (CC) A fraternity (11) The Honeymooners Miles, John Ireland 1975 age nymphet James Masom Shelley W in­ pearance by Chet Atkins. (2 hrs.) [E S P N ] National High School Cheer- in love with a married man. Katharine Hep­ nrtan. 1985. Rated PG-13. prank at a hamburger joint backfires, leav­ them. (R) in Stereo. ters. Peter Sellers 1962 4; 30AM [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Davis (2()) MOVIE: 'Robot Monster' Humans 05 Independent Network News leading Championships (60 min.) (R) Cup USA vs Mexico (3 hrs ) (R) burn. Rossano Brazzi, Darren McGavin. [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Davis Cup USA [TM C] Film Shorts ing Arnold with a guilty conscience. (R). [DIS] Jean Shepherd's 'Great Ameri­ fight invading moon monsters from Mars [U S A ] Night Flight (R) vs. Mexico. (3 hrs.) Live. f46] ABC News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lolita' A middle-aged 1955. [USA] Wild World of Animals CD MOVIE; A Reflection of Fear' A man can Fourth of July and Other Disasters' George Nader, Claudia Barrett. 1953 [HBO] MOVIE: 'SUeets of Fire' (CC) A and his r>ew wife return to the family he left Matt Dillon hosts a humorous look at [CN N ] CNN Investigative Report 1 : 3 0 P M (3D m o v i e : 'T I» Big Bu»' A (2^ Saturday Night Live: Best of rock singer is kidnapped by an outlaw 6:30PM CD CBS News ten years earlier and get caught up in a growing up in America during the '40s and outcast bus driver is hired by his ex­ '50s. (^ min.) 1983-84 Mr T, Robin Williams and Stevie 1 : 4 5 A M [H BO ] MOVIE: Neighbors' girlfriend to drive the first nuclear-powered gang and pursued by a dashing ex­ (0) Small W^der string of murders. Sally Kellerman, Sandra Wonder are featured in this collection of A conservative businessman fines his life bus on its maiden voyage. Joseph Bol­ boyfriend and a tough-girl adventurer. Di­ CD ABC News ^ Locke. Robert Shaw. 1973. [E S P N ] Ford and Budwelser Truck and past sketches from 1983-84 (90 min ) (R) coming unglued when a troublemaker ogna. Stockard Channing, John Beck. ane Lane, Michael Pare, Amy Madigan. 0D MOVIE: 'King Kong' Kong, taken to Tractor Pull From Pittsburgh. PA. (60 moves in next door John Belushi, Dan 1984. Rated PG. Soapbox min.) (40) MOVIE: The Ride to Hangman's 1976. New York as an attraction, becomes en­ Tree' Three outlaws battle incredible odds Aykroyd. Cathy Moriarty 1981 Rated R NBCy CBS are tied in the ratings [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Roll of Thunder. Hear [CNN] Pinnacle raged when he senses that the woman he [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Heaven Help Us' Mis­ QD Soul Train in their efforts to go straight Jack Lord, 2 : 0 0 A M MOVIE: The Great White My Cry' The pain of racial prejudice is ex­ [D IS ] Still the Beaver loves is being mistreated. Charles Grodin, chief prevails at a Catholic boys high CD ^ Wall Street Week Jam es Farentino, l5on Galloway 1967 Hope' The story of the world s first black perienced by members of a black family in [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lolita' A middle-aged Jessica Lange, Jeff Bridges. 1976. school during the 1960's. Donald Suther­ Depression-era Mississippi. Janet Ma- land, Andrew McCarthy. John Heard. (57) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin heavyweight champior) is told Jam es Earl NEW YORK (A P) - NBC and a point gap from first to third of sets in use that are tuned to a [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday professor becomes infatuated with a teen­ (S) MOVIE: 'The Trap' Charlie Chan gets Jones. Jane Alexander 1970 cLachlan, Robert Christian. Claudia McNeil. 1984. Rated R. [CN N ] Sports Tonight was the narrowest since program. dD Goodwill Games (4 hrs.) age nymphet. James Mason, Shelley Win­ involved in a case that could be his last. CBS tied for first last week in 2:00PM 1978. Sidney Toler, Mantan Moreland. Victor 05 At the Movies Live. ters, Peter Sellers. 1962. [MAX] MOVIE: Ufeforce' When as­ [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Prizzi's Honor' (CC) A evening news ratings, prime­ one-tenth of a point separated One coincidence last week was [USA] Dick Cavett (R). Sen Young. 1947. tronauts send lifelike humanoids from the hit man for an underworld crime family falls [CNN] Crossfire fFl WWF Championship Wrestling (60 [U S A ] Last of the Wild the three newscasts the week of that NBC’s “ Remington Steele" MOVIE: The Beguiled' The presence interior of Halley's Comet down to earth in love with a beautiful but dangerous hired time results and, in an oddity, in min.) 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-Up [ESPN] Speedweek (R) 7:00PM CD Agronsky & Company of a wounded Union soldier in a Southern for examination, the creatures break loose, killer. Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Turner, the performances of each Nov. 9,1981. and CBS’ “ Cagney & Lacey,” MOVIE: 'The Wonderful Country' 4:30PM d ) gS) Wide W oridof Spons CD Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) girls school creates emotional turmoil as causing mass chaos. Steve Railsback, Pe­ Angelica Huston 1985' Rated R In prime time, nine of the Top the only two modern shows to Gunrunning along the Mexico-Texas bor­ ter Firth. 1985. Rated R. [M A X ] MOVIE: Moving network’s reprieved series, (90 min.) Wheel of Fortune teachers ar>d students compete for his at­ [M A X] MOVIE: GhouMes' A Satanic 2:10AM der involves a renegade American agent CD Violations' (CC) A moronic group of stu­ "Cagney & Lacey” and 10 series were comedies and five have been canceled and then 0D Puttin' on the Hits tentions. Clint Eastwood. Geraldine Page. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Prizzi's Honor' A hit cultists son conjures up little creatures and a U.S. Calvary major. Robert Mitchum. CD @ News Elizabeth Hartman. 1971. man for an underworld crime family falls in dents struggles to graduate from traffic of them were NBC sitcoms, led given network reprieves, were Frugal Gourmet who want to eat his friends for dinner, and “ Remington Steele,’’ figures Julie London. 1959. 01} Jeffersons love with a beautiful but dangerous hired when the father returns, chaos breaks out school. John Murray, Jennifer Tilly. James tied for 22nd place, along with (g) ® The Fact* of Ufa (CC) The girls Keach 1985. Rated PG-13. from the A.C. Nielsen Co. by top-ranked “ The Cosby Connecticut State Democratic Con- [C N N ] Big Story 0D Essence have an unexpected guest when they cele­ killer. Jack Nicholson. Kathleen Turner, 1984, Rated PG-13. ABC’s ’MacGyver” ventk>n (3 hrs.) Continued. [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Law and Jake Angelica Huston. 1985. Rated R. In showed Tuesday. Show.” CBS had Top 10 sitcoms, (E) Solid Gold brate Blair's 21st birthday. (R) In Stereo. [T M C ] MOVIE; The Big Score' A tough 2:15AM (g) That's the Spirit On Monday. NBC announced MOVIE: 'Friendships, Secrets and Wade' A reformed outlaw and Ns fiancee Stereo. Chicago narcotics cop is dismissed from “ CBS Evening News” with “ Newhart” and “ Kate 4 Allie,” Best of Family Feud Sjj) Connecticut State Democratic Con­ Lies' Six former sorority sisters are sus­ are kidnapped by his former partner. Rob­ vention (3 hrs.) 9 :1 0 P M [CNN] Showbiz Week the force in a scandal and goes looking for Dan Rather and “ NBC Nightly and the only non-comedy. that “ Remington Steele.” which ert Taylor, Richard Widmark, Patricia Ow- 2:30AM Q S m o v i e ; That * My Boy' pected of murder when the skeleton of a (3) It's a Living revenge against the drug dealers responsi­ “ Murder, She Wrote.” CBS and was canceled last May, would go baby is discovered in j]ie ruins of the soror­ elis 1958. ® MOVIE; 'Game of Death II' In follow­ 9:30PM (3) m o v i e : 'TTw Mysterious ble. Fred Williamson, John Saxon, Richard T)ie shy, anemic son of a former All- News” with Tom Brokaw had Barney Miller ing up on the murder of a friend, Bruce Lee ity house. Tina Louise, Paula Prentiss. Lor­ Mr. Moto' Mr. Moto of the International Roundtree. 1983. Rated R. American swimming champ becomes a NBC each had 12.1 ratings to back into production as a 5:00PM (3D Black Sheep Squadron 01) Novela: De Pure Sangre (60 min.) himself is killed, and his brother brings 10.0 ratings and 22 shares, while etta Swit. 1979. Police is given a case that baffles Scotland foolbdil hero. Dean Marlin. Jerry Lewis. ABC’s 10.1. midseasoh replacement series. ■ (TT) Fame (60 min.) © ) MOVIE: 'Doctor Who: The Sensor- those responsible to justice. Bruce Lee. Yard. Peter Lorre, Harold Huber, Mary Ma-O 12:00AM 05 Dempsey & Make­ Polly Bergen. 1951 ABC’s “ World News Tonight” (S ) Let's Go Bowling 1980. (JS Pepsi Duefcpin Challenge (60 min.) Ites' guire. 1938. peace (60 min ) [CNN] Sports Latanight with Peter Jennings was a close A single ratings point equals dD El Mundo del Box (90 min.) 0D Mias Surantaiica Baauty Pageant <2 d3) Connecticut State Democratic Con­ 0D Dance Fever @ ) ® ,Me and Mrs. C Trouble brews 05 Sabados Locos [ESPN] SportsCenter third with a 9.8 rating apd the 859,000 homes with television. A dZ) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ hrs.) vention (3 hrs.) Continued. [DIS] MOVIE: Shaggy D.A.' A young when Mrs. C and (^rri share a lottery 0 5 American Playhouse Movie Festival: same 22 share. The two-tenths of share measures the percentage teau ® Qood¥viH Gam as Tape delayed cover­ ticket. In Stereo. Testament A California family attempts to 3:00AM (D ABC New* dZ) Julia Child and More Company lawyer running for district attorney is able [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: Mint 400 Off to expose corruption when he becomes a age of men’s boxing. volle^^aU. artd M OVIE: 'Now Voyager' A sheltered Road Racing From Las Vegas, NV. (60 [CNN] Newawatch shaggy sheep dog. Dean Jones, Tim Con­ weightlifting. (3 hra.) spinster is brought out of her shell with the min.) (R). [USA] Saturday Cartoon Express way, Suzanrte Pleshette. 1976. Rated G. [CNN] Prime Newt help of a psychiatrist and a romantic en­ counter. Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude [HBO] MOVIE: High School U.S.A.' 5:30PM (3D Jefferson* [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] MOVIE: 'My Bk>ody Valomirw* DeCORMIER NISSAN (CC) Senior Jay-Jay Madison becomes de­ Rains. 1942. ® Victory Garden [USA] Three's a Crowd The mayor of a sleepy mining town re­ termined to dethrone Beau Middleton from ceives a heart as a valentine gift. Paul Kel- [C N N ] This W eek In Japan his perch as the school's most popular [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday 7:05PM [CNN] Sports Saturday man. Lori Heller, Neil Affleck. 1981. TMeJUAJMSIB Golden Opportunity preppy. Michael J. Fox, Nancy McKeon, 10:00PM d)Ne%vs 6:00PM (3D (3D (SS New* Naws Magazine Tony Dow. 1983. 7:30PM CD 8:30PM CD ® ) Benson (CC) A lonely CD Superstara of Wrestling (60 min.) for Senior Citizens W hat's Hap(>ening Now Gov. Gatling appeals to Benson and Clay­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The AsphaH Jungle' A (3D CD Jaopardy (S) Coors Concert Series: Rush (3D Championship Wrestling (60 min.) ton when he n e ^ s help in firtding a date. Gen^^ on Wednetdayt notorious jewel thief challenges the police CD 0D In Search of... AJISSAAI (R). ® Crazy Dan Premiare Officer Dan Gat­ as he executes a half-million dollar rob­ (Ill Star Trek 0}) 01) At the Movies @ ® She's w ith Me When a cosmetic lin goes after a mobster who is trying to bery; Sterling Hayden. James Whitmore. (18) International World Championship take over a micro-circuit company. (60 APR nNANCme Please show your Gold Marilyn Monroe..J950. @ ) Muppets selesperson from Queens knocks on the WrestUng (60 min.) door of a beautiful ntodel, both lives are min.) '0 TO QUAUFIED BUYERS Card to our car wash at­ [U S A ] MOVIE:^Buried Alive' A worn @] Buck Rogers ® Price Is Right changed forever. ® Major League Baseball: Boston at ON A U NEW TRUCKS! CAR WASH tendant and receive a an's body is being laid in her grave when V Maude Seattle (3 hrs., 15 min.) her spirit cries out. Beverly Roberts, Robert ® V e g a S [ESPN] Hilton Masters of Aerobatics Royal Touch Car Wash Wilcox. 1940. (3D Sabedos Musicale* W What's Happening Now From Homestead, FL. (R). (S) Twilight Zone NE)V ENGLAND’S 1^^ SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS for (57) Adam Smith's Money World [CNN] CNN Inyectlgativa Report 8:45PM [D IS ] DTV 0D Jovenee Heroes Serie Hena de accion. 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Health Week humor y romance. 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[ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IHRA North­ MANCHESTER, 643-4165 Sheen. 1972. Rated PG. Wilder, Kelly LeBrcKk. 1984. Rated PG- men to her hotei room, a le ^ battle erupts over the issue of seduction versus rape. ern Natkxtal Drag Racing From Milan. Ml. 5 N IS S A N Mon., Tuea., Wad. 6 Fri. 13. [USA] Cover Story 2 :4 0 P M [DIS] Disney's Legends end Kathleen Quinlan. Rip Tom. Jane Alexan­ (60 min.) 6:30 a.m. lo kOO pm. Heros (80 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: Potica A udem y II' 8:00PM CD Maggie A recently wi­ NISSAN der. 1984. (R). [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Thun. 'W 6M pm.; SaL 'W 4dM pm. (CC) The worst students ever to go to a dowed public relations aasistant in London :0 0 P M CD The Unknown Sokker A investigates a pair of murder plots. (60 ® ® The Golden Girls While Blanche commemoration of the 40th anniversary of . police academy graduate into the worst min.) ponders a marriage proposal, Dorothy's ContInuBd. . . World War II through news footage and police ofheers ever to walk a beat. Steve . WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 19, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 19, 1M6 12 At the Movies 13 Music

Three films for summer Film capsules Rating the new videos Turntable tips By Bob Thomas magnificently played by Pat Hot singles Morita. The Columbia release is By Ethlle Ann Vare “ Wonderland.” “ Where the "The Great Mouse Detective” rated PG. apparently for Back to School (PQ*13) — RmiiMy DanowfteM. K«Wi Rose is Sown” or “ Fields of 1 ."Invisible Touch" Qenqsit (Atlantic) returns Disney animation to its language. Running time: 113 QorSon, Burt Vouns, Sally KaHamian. (Cmnady) If t)angarfiald Here’s the latest edition of Fire,” but it also won’t offend 2. ''Sledgehammer'' Peter Gabriel (GeNen) glory days. After the minutes. didn't gat any respac^ bafore, ha cartalnly wont gat any now. Video Beat’s roundup, rating the anyone who liked all of the 3. “Nasty" Janet Jackson (ASM) over-produced, under-scripted Cinema Tha actor plays salf-mada milllonalra Thornton Malon, who new videos. above. At least the band went in 4. “Danger Zone" Kenny Loggins (Columbia) □ □ D features of the years since Walt buys his way into collaga. But any attampt to spoof acadamia is Video for big production values and a 5. ''Hotding Back the Yeara" Simply Red (Elektra) □ □ □ costume melodrama plot this Disney’s death, it is a pleasure Review “ Ruthless People” is an lost; Dangarfial(fs tradamarlcs— ayo-roiling, ohaak-puffing, 6. "Who's Johnny" El DeBarge (Gordy) Beat time out, giving viewers their to view a film that harks back to entirely different kind of Disney swaaty-facad antics — bacoma his crutch. And though It's great David Bowie — “ Under­ 7. "Qlory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) money’s worth. Vocalist Stuart the triumphs of “ Dumbo” and movie; in fact, it’s released ground” : Bowie went to great 8. 'There'll Be Sad Songs" Billy Oofan (Jive) to sae Kallarman back on tha big scraan, looking mora radiant Adamson, one of rock’s nicest "Pinocchio.” fun. Rated G, but very young under the Touchstone banner. lengths and expense to shoot this 9. "Your Wildest Dreams" The Moo^^Blues (Polydor) than avar, sha has a thankless role. This one flunks, unless you guys, is unfortunately, also one The new generation of artists children may be frightened. That’s a good thing because first promo clip from 10. "Love Touch” Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) love sophomoric humor. Orada: C. of its dullest on-screen and animators have created a Running time; 80 minutes. unsuspecting parents would be “ Labyrinth.” the movie in public-service rock video, an presences. gallery of delicious characters; □ □ □ outraged by the language. At Close Range (R) — Sean Penn, Christopher Walkaii, Mary which he shares the screen with appeal to feed Am erica’s poor Top IPs Professor Rattigan (brilliantly For adult audiences, “ Ruth­ Stuart Masterson. (Drama) Sean Pann lives In the rural South a bunch of Jim Henson’s via community food banks. The □ □ □ “ The Karate Kid Part II” creations. He could have track is the genre’s usual 1. "Winner In You" Patti LaBelle (M CA) — Platinum (More voiced by Vincent P rice), a less People” can be a romp. with his tired grandmother, broken-down mother and foolish follows the same format as the avoided the discomfort of an uplifting singalong. and the Rodney Dangerfield — “ Twist than 1 million units sold.) master criminal who prefers to Outrageously overplotted, it brother. Then one day, dad comes back to town — with money, think of himself as an oversize 1984 hit, yet manages to deliver opening'seene filmed inside a editing of documentary footage and Shout” : Rappin’ Rodney 2. "Contror’ Janet Jackson (A&M) — Platinum manages to keep you wondering flashy cars and the promise of success. But there is one small mouse, not a rat; Basil, a the same heartwarming satis­ what nutty thing will happen 20-degree-below-zero freezer, as into the performance is makes a stab at becoming 3. "So" Peter Gabriel (GeNen) problem; Dad is a thief. Walken infuses his role with a delicious mouse-sleuth who liyes under faction. Once again Ralph next. That’s natural, ^ince the well as a lot of costly animation excellent. But anyone who lives Singin’ Rodnej;^in this promo 4. " Top Gun' Soundtrack” (Columbia) evil, and Penn, who must make some rather brutal decisions, the digs of Sherlock Holmes: Macchio and his judo mentor, directors are those “ Airplane! ” work, if he had stuck to using his outside New Jersey may have clip from ’’Back to School,” and 5. "lnvisible Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) has never been better. The last 20 minutes are devastating. Not Fidget, a peg-legged bat with Noriyuki “ Pat” Morita, are pilots, Jim Abrahams, Jerry delightful, eerie co-stars. The trouble recognizing most of the the best you can say for him is 6. "L6ve Zone" Billy Ocean (Jive) — Platinum evil tendencies. beset by a pack Of ruffians; once and David Zucker. for the entire family. Orada: B. puppet monsters, which finally ’ ’stars” involved, and the that he has a good ear for 7. "Whitney Houston" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum material. The Isley Brothers The plot concerns Rattigan’s again the good guys triumph. , The Dale Launer script tells of Farris Buallar's Day ON (PQ-13) — Matthew Broderick, Mja appear toward the end of this anticipated cameo by Bruce 8. "Llke a Rock" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) The only difference is that never sounded so limp. The film diabolical plan to upset the a young couple (Judge Reinhold Sara, Alan Ruck. (Comedy) Every high school senior thinks he decent song, are great. This is Springsteen never materializes. — Platinum M iyagi (Morita) has been called one movie promo that could One has to be content with a clips lean heavily toward queen’s Diamond Jubilee. and Helen Slater) who seek can conquer the world. Ferris Buellar does — and makes it look 9. 'Th e Other Side of Life" The Moody Blues (Polydor) — to his Okinawa homeland to see actually have been improved by glimpse of Clarence Clemons sexploitation in an unappealing . Basil to the rescue, aided by revenge on a rapacious easy. Ferris convinces his parents he's sick, gets his girl out of Gold (More than 500,000 units sold) his newfound companion. Dr. his dying father. Miyagi using more film clips. and a mailing address in Asbury promotion for what is. by all millionaire (Danny DeVito) who class and borrows a Ferrari from his best friend's dad. His 10. ’‘51S0’’ Van Halen (Warner Bros.) — Platinum Dawson. Also involved in the encounters an old sweetheart has stolen her invention. They Park. accounts, an appealing film. principal is on the trail but is no match for the quick-witted □ □ □ adventures are the kindly (Nobu McCarthy) and an old ■ kidnap DeVito’s noisy wife, charmer. Ruck, who finally steps out of Ferris's shadow, is □ □ □ □ □ □ CottRtry singles inventor, Flavershpm. and his enemy (Danny Kamekona) who Bette Midler, Bad idea. DeVito Sparks — “ Music You Can endearing. If you take a day oHto see this clever escape, winsome daughter, Olivia. aims to destroy Miyagi and his would be delighted to get rid of Dance To” : Ron and Russell Big Country — “ Look Away” ; Bananarama — “ Venus” : An 1 ."Until I Met You” Judy Rodman (MTM) As always. Disney animation village. his wife so he can concentrate on prepare to be envious; Ferris makes better use of his time. Mael did all their own work on Scotland’s Big Country were a uncalled-for remake of Shocking 2. "On the Other Hand" Randy Travis (Warner Bros.) is top of the line. “ The Great There are no real surprises, his mistress, Anita Morris. Orada: B-plus. this clip: camera, lights, promising new entry on the pop Blue’s 1970 hit. this supposed 3. "Love at the Five and Dims" Kathy Mattea (Mercury) but the structure established by parody of insulting cliches about Mouse Detective” also has The cast plays the farce to the Tha Karate Kid Part II (PO-13) — Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki direction, production — even scene, until it became apparent 4. "l Wish that I Could Hurt That Way Again" T. Graham producer Jerry Weintraub. women is a hodgepodge of energy, imagination and sheer hilt and beyond, especially T a T Morita, Danny Kamekona, Yi^l Okumoto. (Drama) A catering. And. considering the that they really only had one Brown (Capitol) director John Avildsen and song in them and were content to insulting cliches about women. Midler, whose comic brilliance heart-warming, excHing adventure the firat time around has technodrivel audio track they 5. “Nobody In His Right Mind Would've Lett Her" George writer Robert Mark Kamen is had to work with, they did a rework it under a dozen Both the performance and the finally registers on the screen. become pablum. Enigmatic karate master Miyagi and his Strait (MCA) absolutely foolproof. Rated R for language, nudity great job. Despite being shot in different titles. “ Look Away” is costumes are simply embar­ student go to OkinaV^a to visit Miyagrs dying father. From the 6. "AII Tied Up” Ronnie McDoweli (MCA-Curb) Bob Thomas reviews movies The great strength of the two and sex. Running time: 93 black-and-white with an ultra- hard to distinguish from rassing. An overblown, overlong 7. "Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain” The Judds for ’The Associated Press. moment they're on terra firma, the mess — er, plot — becomes disaster, films is the character of Miyagi, minutes. ■ low budget. “ Music You Can (RCA-Curb) muddled; Feuds are rekindled, women are accosted, Dance To” illustrates that input relationships are ruined, karate blows are doled out. All □ □ □ 8. "You're the Last Thing I Needed Tonight" John Schneider, from a song’s creator can be an (MCA) compete with inane dialogue, Macchlo's mindless mumbling, Matt Bianco - “ Yeh Yeh” : invaluable asset. If their 9. "Savln' My Love for You” Pake McEntIce (RCA) and during the climactic finale, a torrential windstorm. Orada: Just when Bananarama seemed musical career (already shaky 10. "Hearts Aren’t Made to Break" Lee Greenwood (M CA) Demi Moore always dramatic D. at best) falters, the Maels to have a lock on Worst Video of the Week, along comes Matt Labyrinth (PO) — David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby should consider video-making Adult eontnmporafy slnglM for hire. Bianco with a cover of Georgie Froud, Shaliay Thompson. (Fmtasy) Every child's nightmare is 1 ."Glory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) ^ By Bob Thomas “ My voice is like a boy’s. It’s Fam e’s 1964 hit. There’s no one independent movies, “ Choices” to bo swooped up by demons; this terrific film is a variation oh □ □ □ 2. "Your Wildest Dreams” The Moody Blues (Polydor) dropped a few notes as I ’ve and “ Young Doctors in Love,” named Matt in this trio; there’s that terror. Sarah resents caring for her brother and wishes 3. "No One Is to Blame" Howard Jones (Elektra) LOS ANGELES (AP) - matured,” Miss Moore said in she landed a part on “ General JAM '86: Jersey Artists for also no one with any discernible goblins would take him away. They do. Jim Henson's creatures 4. 'There'll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (JIve-Arlsta). Actress Demi Moore says her an interview. “ It’s nothing I Hospital” at 18. As newspaper Mankind — “ We’ve Got the talent. The clip looks like it cost populate this nifty film — and the/ro not Bert and Ernie. 5. “lnvlslble Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) good salesmanship helped her worked at. M y mother has a reporter Jackie Templeton, she Love” : This is the latest $1.98 to make and was story 6. "You Should Be Mine" JeNrey Osborne (A&M) wih a role opposite Rob Lowe in husky voice, so it must be served on the soap for two years, Henson (with help from executive producer George Lucas) boarded by a third-grader. ■ 7. “Medern Woman" Billy Joel (Epic) a new movie after bombing in hereditary.” taking time off to play Michael advances puppetry to an awesome level. The creatures — not B.'The Best of Me" David Foster & Olivia Newton-John her first audition because Demi Moore was bom 23 years Caine’s daughter in “ Blame It Bowie and certainly not Connelly — are the real stars. Orada: producers thought the two ago in Roswell, N.M., but didn’t on Rio.” B-plus. (Atlantic) Ethlie Ann Vare tunes in to actors.looked too much like stay long. Her father was an Other films include “ No Small 9. "Love Touch” Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) Legal Eagles (PQ) — Robert Radford, Debra Winger, Daryl rock for Newspaper Enterprise brother and sister. advertising manager for the A ffair,” “ St. Elmo's Fire” and 10. "The Captain of Hpr Hea'rt" Double (A&M) Hannah. (Comedy-Thriller) This movie accomplishes Association. Da\ id Bowie There is nothing brotherly or Scripps League newspaper the forthcoming “ One Crazy everything that It sets out to, nothing more, nothing less — sisterly about the steamy love chain, which transferred him Summer” and “ Wisdom.” which means that you’ll be entertained. Debra Winger and scenes between Miss Moore and from town to town. As a member of the new wave Robert Redford are lawyers whose client, Daryl Hannah is Lowe in Tri-Star’s “ About Last “ I used to say that I attended of young movie aetors, she ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL N igh t...” in which she emerges 48 schools, but I think it’s bristles at the term “ Brat involved in a complex case. There's something for everyone, TEAM FOR SAVINGS in an adult role after her series something over 30,” she said. “ I Pack.” laughs, stunts, scares; all set with the New York art scene as a ^estcfwii'T*t}annacy 14 Services In 10 Minutes of post-adolescents. attended six high schools, and I “ It’s really exciting to work backdrop. Winger and Redford are a winning comedic (No appointment necessary) “ I wasn’t prepared for the always had at least two schools With your peers,” she said. combination, with Redford at his best In years. A great way to 315 BRO AD S T ., M A N C H ES TE R first audition.” Miss Moore said. in every gra d e.... “ They’re all so talented and cool off for two hours. Grade: A. 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 V. 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop Et Shop) “ What did I leam from it? I ’m dedicated. I ’m not saying there ”I was doing another film at the Mona Uaa 01) - r Bob Hoskins, Cathy Tyson, Michael Caine. 6 4 7 - 8 9 ^ time, and I was into that extrem ely practiced at loading is no competition among us; (Dranra) George is certainly not your typical ladies! man: He's OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: character. U-hauls.” we’re working in a competitive •Change Oil (up to 5 qti.) 10W40 .Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 , , short, fat, balding and badly dressed. But atter seven years In We offer a full range of products and “ When I went back a month Miss Moore never took part in business. But when another •New Oil Filter ;Thurs. 8:30-8:00 ( P E W ^ O ' ^ jail, George ends up as chauNaur to Simone, a young, black f •Chattis Lube later for a screen test with Rob, school plays or had any actress wins a role that I 'Services, including a Computerized and costly call girl. Thqn he falls in love. Their relationship, •Vacuum Interior I looked different, and the coaching. “ I attended one acting wanted, I am not upset. I figure Prescription Department. We are, a U.Sf •Check Air Filter director (Edward Zwick) was class, but I was so petrified I if I ’m right for the role. I ’ll get filled with vitriol and valentines, takes them through London's •Cleen Windshield sordid underworld as they search for Simone's drug-addict •Check Tire Pressure willing to work me. He and I couldn’t get up,” she it.” ■ Postal Sub-station and a Payment argent for •Check Belts A Hoses ' remembered. friend. Violence, bloodshed and sexual perversities fill the gaps found common ground, and I CHECK AND FILL: was able to open myself up in the After high school she worked of this haunting, heartfelt gattgster story. Tyson Is ji» beautiful N.U., CNG, and SNET. •Brake Fluid breakup scene with Rob. He for a collection agency and tried .a's she Is tMented,Ora Arthur and Margaret Sullavan. A fter small roles in a few iWHSk WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 19. 1986 — 14 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 19, 1986 — 15

dZ) Hatha Yoga THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME fore they can be released into the wild. erdue alimony. Joseph Bologna, Suzanne Teddy Roosevelt, comes to life in tNs one • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) Pleshette. Rosanna Arquette. 1983. (R). man show. James Whitmore. 1976. Rated G. [D IS] Mouse Factory Sunday, Continued [D IS] MOVIE: 'M y Favorita BrunatU' A C® New Jersey People Sunday, July 19 Unscramble these six Jumbles, [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: American photographer helps a woman w ho is being 03) Love Boat [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) A pursued by villains. Bob Hope. Dorothy La- one letter to each square, to form Racing Series (60 min.> (9 ) MOVIE: 'The Liquidator' A timid man [H B O ] Standing Room Only: Siatera In WEIGHT CONTROL | nKMir, Peter Lorre. 1947. the Name of Love Gledys Kr^ht, Dionne six ordinary words. 1:00PM CB s.w.A.T. who loathes bloodshed and violence is brawl. Shirley Booth, Anthony Quinn, Shir­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Runaway' (CC) hired through urtusual circumstances by .Warwick and Patti LaSalle perform the Nts 1969 fiT) This Week in Baseball dD Moneymakers 5:00AM C£) CNN Headline News ley MacLaine. 1958. Donteitic robota turn into murd^ng British Intelligence as a liquidator. Rod T a y­ that made them famous. (60 min.) 8:00AM (T) Jimmy Swaggart Cli) M O V IE ; 'Th e Jayh aw kers' Ruthless ® Star Search (60 min.) machines when they go out of control. lor. Trevor in w a rd . Jill St. John. 1966. f11) One Step Beyond NASTEF (S) S po ^h t on Government [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Code of Silence' (CC) men attempt to seize control of an enure ( © Tanko T o m Selteck, Cynthia Rhodes, (xene Sinv [C N N ] Sports Review C D M ake It Real (g) (S) MOVIE: 'HIght No. 90: DISMtw A Chicago vice cop must battle the as state after the Civil W ar. Jeff Chandler, 0D Embajadores de la Musica Cok>m- mens. 1984. Rated PG-13. wail as Ns own department's corruption. * C® CNN Headline News [CN N ] Newswatch on the Potomac' (C C ) The fatal crash of 5:05AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : Heaven Fess Parker, Nicole Maurey 1959, biana Chuck Norris. Henry Silva. 1985. Rated R. [ M A X ] M O V IE : ‘T h e G a ng's AM Hare' A [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Neverending an Air Florida jet in 1982 reflects the indivi­ Help U s ' Mischief prevails at a Catholic (11) (16) Frederick K. Price [C N N ] Larry King Weekend • im rr»wMU A«gpm«i @ MOVIE: 'S*P*Y*S' Two bungling CIA fun-lovHtg young man, posing as a lonely Story' (CC) A bookish youngster enters a dual heroism of three persons whose ef­ [T M C ] M O V IE : 'B u ttin ' Loose* A n ex- boys high school during the 1960's. Don­ ( ^ He-Man & Masters of the Universe agents are entangled in a web of impossi­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Country' A courageous soldier, must choose between a rich girl fantasy world whan he reads a strange forts saved five survivors from Washing­ con and a mkkHe-ciass teacher trantpon a ald Sutherland, Andrew McCarthy, John ble missions and mistaken identities Elliot woman struggles to save her family and and a beautiful singer. Carmen Miranda, rtovel about the struggle to save an imagi­ ton D .C.'s Potomac River. Richard Masur, group of emottonaily and physictHy ttar>di- Heard. 1984. Rated R. ( ^ Robert Schuller TELSED Gould, Donald Sutherland. 1974. her land from government foreclosure. nary kingdom from immirtent destruction. Dinah Manoff, Barry Corbin. 1984. (R). c a p p ^ children to a family farm. Richard (^.4) (SY) Sesame Street (CC) Alice Faye. Benny Goodman. 1943. Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard, Witford N o ^ Hathaway, Barret Oliver. Tami Stron- Pryor, Cicely Tyson, Robert Chrialian. 5:25AM [M A X ] Max Headroom (2p Economics USA Special Edition: [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Sinful Davay' A young (S) (E) Masterpiece Theatre: Flame 0 $ Oral Roberts Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. ach. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. 1961. Rated R. ^ y America's Embattled Economy Econ­ highwayman finds his life complicated Tree s of Thika (C C ) The Grants attend the 5:30AM C13 CNN Headline News A [U S A ] Virginian (41) El M inisterio de Jim m y Sw aggart omic crises that have undermined the publ­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Midnight MMlness' when he falls in love widt a respectable girl. New Year races in Nairobi, leaving Elspeth [U S A ] Go For Your Dreema: CM h Flow (11) Independent N e tw ork N e w s Presenta ic's confidence in the Federal government in the care of the conservative Mrs. College students embark on an all-night John Hurt. Pamela FrartkNn, Robert Morley. 7:30PM (S ) Squara Pags &qx> [CN N ] Money Week dD Voltron, Defender of the Universe since the m id-1960s are investigated. scavenger hunt throughout Los Angeles. 1969. Nimmo. (60 min.) (R). 1 1 c b b n s w * SLUHBE David Naughton, Debra (linger, Eddie Dee- @ (8) Punky Bfawatar (CC) Punky and :30PM QD [C N N ] Daybreak ® Connecticut Newsmdkers [U S A ] AHrad Hhchoocfc (S ) H'a a Livkig 5:40AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Pudd nhead zen. 1980. R a t ^ PG. Chans pose as boys to enter e 'boye only’ QD Btar Saarch (60 mki.l Wilson' A slave switches her baby with dD Punto de Encuentro (60 min.) cer race. (R) In Stereo. [C N N ] Week In Review [D IS] Care Bears 5:30PM (£ mi s«vw* Bports Extra her ow ner's child. Ken Howard, Lise Hil- 3:10PM [D IS] Bmt of Walt Dtenay QD [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R). (© Firing Line (60 min ) (8 ) Odd Coupia [E8 P N ] San Francisco Marathon High­ boldt 1984. Presents: Ranger of Browrtstone A ® OHO: Mora Than a OoH Than QoH lights (60 min.) GD Jackia QIaaaon [CN N] Newsday bunch of fun-loving bears drive Donald To u m a m a n t (S ) Cats and Dogs (CC| 8:30AM (® Up Front MOVIE: 'Pale Rider' (CC) An en­ (It) Tha Honaymoonara 6:00AM (T ) For Our Times [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Swiss Family Robinson' Duck and park ranger J. Audobon Wood- m ) Ja m [H B O ] CE) The World Tomorrow [C N N ] Nawramakar Sunday igmatic gunmen comes to the rescue of a CS) Tha UntouchaMaa (S Black News LUCASE A shipwrecked family battles storms, lore crazy. C® It Is Written snakes, tigers and pirates to turn a desert [D IS ] Mouaatarplaca Thaatar 8:00PM QD Muidar. Bha Wrata (CC) western mining town being threater>ed by (8 ) StHctly Buakiaaa dD In Depth 3:30PM (3 ) About Tap Dancer/actor t w o bodies are four>d at a construction an avH land owner. Clint Eastwood, Mi­ Kidtim e 7-1? island into a paradise. Dorothy McGuire. 6:00PM QD CE) @ (Si) S t ) N aw * @ (SB Bpotta Machina (11) Insight Tommy Kirk, James MacArthur. 1960 Gregory Hines and veteran hoofers Steve site in Cabot (^ v e . (60 min.) (R). chael Moriarty. Carrie SrKxlgress. 1985. ^ ) Robert Schuller Condos, Chuck Green and Jimmy Slyde Q D K o Ja k Rated R. ® (Fioflla Boaton 0D CNN Headline News Rated G. (X) ® MOVIE: 'Jewa' (CC) A man- THE 5ESTWEI6HT- demonstrate and discuss their individual ( ^ Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Shining Season' This CE) S.W.A.T. eating shark terrorizes a New E n ^ n d fish­ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'A Shining Season' This ® MOVIE; 'Tha Mirra, Crack'd' Holly- [D IS] Donald Duck Presents styles of tap dancing. is the true story of John Baker, w ho spent (3 ) Davey & Goliath REFERT REPUCINS PIET le IS the true story of John Baker, who spent (D ) MOVIE: 'RacMasi' Two kids from the ing village. Richard. Dreyfuss, Robert wood stars become involved in a murder ® Let's Go Bowling Ns final year of life coacNng a losing girl’s 6 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week r ------his final year of life coaching a losing girl's opposite sides of the tracks fall in love. Shaw. Roy Schaidar. 1976. (R). case in a tranquil English village. E li s ^ t k (61) Sup er Sunday track team to a title-winning season. Tim o­ ONE THAT MAKES track team to a title-winning season, Tim o- d i) Esta Semana en Beisbol Aidan Quinn, Daryl Hannah. Kenneth . GD David Toma Show Taylor, Kim Novak. Angela Lansbury. 6 :3 0 A M CH) Agronsky & Company (R). thy Bottoms, Allyn Ann K^erie, Ed Be­ [C N N ] Crossfire , thy Bottoms, Allyn Ann McLene, Ed Be­ McMHIan. 1984. 1980. You POTHfS. Q } CBS Sports Sunday To- 03) Lifestytes of the Rich and Famous gley, Jr. 1979. dD Young Edition [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! gley, Jr. 1979 4:00PM ® Spiritual Ufa Cruaade day's program features coverage of the ® Avangars (60 min.) (D New Jersey People [M AX] MOVIE: The Last Unicorn' A ' [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bustin’ Loose’ An ex- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Death Hunt' A Mouniie [C N N ] Sports Tordght Paul Goruales/Orlando Canizales NABF (Si) Small Wonder (3) Miaaion; Impoulble embarks on a cross-Canadian manhunt to Christopher Close-Up unicorn encounters romance and peril con and a middle-class teacher transport a Flyweight Championship bout and continu­ DIPTIE ( 3 ) Snaak P taviaw In Stereo. (S) MOVIE: 'Bringing Up Baby' An ar­ find a fur trapper suspected of murder. 11 :45PM GD Emertaiinment Thia while searching for others of her kind. Now arrange the circled letters to group of emotionally and physically handi­ ing coverage of the Tour de France bicycle (iD 20 Minute Workout cheologist tries to promote a million dol­ Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin. Andrew . Week An interview with John Schneider Voices of Mia Farrow, Jeff Bridges, form the surprise answer,'as sug­ capped children to a family farm. Richard race. (2 hrs.) d S Solo para Locos Insight lars for his museum and gats mixed up with Stevens. 1981. Rated R. and Johnny Cash from Six Flag’s Magic Tammy Grimes 1982. Rated G. Pryor Cicely Tyson, Robert Christian (S ) Austin City Limit* In Stereo. b ^ gested by the above cartoon. (£ MOVIE: Dial M for Murder' In res- a dizzy society girl and a baby leopard. Mountain in California. (60 min.)Tn Stereo. (3^5) Ring Around the World 1981. Rated R, 9:30PM (® In Depth 8:45AM 0O) Sacred Heart ponse to his wife's affair, Ton y Wendice (0)KidaoTV Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn. Charles A B C Naw a [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Malibu' A midwestern QD [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW devises the perfect crime to kill her. Angie [CN N ] Newswatch Ruggles. 1938. ® Fight Back With David Horowitz 9:00AM C ® C om m en t couple's perspectives on life and love are m o v i e : Loving Cou- [D IS] Wish Upon a Star Dickinson, Christopher Plummer, Anthony ® ® Alfred HKchoock Presents A [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive 12:00AM QD Plasticman tested when they rent a Malibu beach [D IS ] Animals in Action pies' T w o couples go in for some uncon­ C® Quayle. 1961. deaf boy witnesses an airpon kHiing and [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Desperately Seeking i/”Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' '' house and become involved with their 10:00PM ( ® N e w s ventional re-grouping. Shirley MacLaine, f6~) In Touch Ministries (S) MOVIE; 'A Weddinp on Walton's [HBO] MOVIE; ‘Mad Max: Beyond cleverly blackmails the murderer into doing Susan' (C C ) A suburban housewife loses k A A A >1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ > s. > ^ > wealthy, famous and glamorous neigh­ 'IhutK^erdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ James Coburn, Susan Sarandon. 1980. c x M ountain’ Erin Walton and Paul North- away with his neglectful dad. (R) In Stereo. C® Straight Talk her memory and adopts a new wave per­ CE) (22) Oral Roberts bors. William Atherton, Susan Dey, Kim ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of sona Rosanna Arquette. Madonna. Aidan ridge announce their plans to marry, but liMlepandent Network Nows (® Jimmy Swaggart (11) Josie and the Pussycats Novak. 1983. an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce S3) dZ) National Audubon Society Spe­ 01) Jumble answer on page 16 one of Erin's old boyfriends attempts to S U r Trek Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13. cial: CorKlor (C C ) The plight of the Califor­ ^ Insight / Out 0D 08) Kenneth Copeland 1 :30PM CB MOVIE: 'How to Murder prevent the wedding from taking place. nia condor, now on the brink of extinction, * 6:45AM 01) Davey & Goliath 0 $ Edward the King 09) Christian Children's Fund (20) Lassie Jumble Book No. 31 It tvaJItblt for $2.25 p kit 55 c tn tt posttg* handling from Your W ife ' Bachelor comic strip artist Ralph Waite, Ellen Corby, Mary Beth [U SA ] Monroes is documented. (60 min.) Jumbta, c/o this nawapaptr, P.O. Box 4366, Orlando, FL 32602>4366. Inchida your finds that he is married to a beauty contest McDonough. 1982. (9 ) 38 on Sports (S ) Hogan's Heroes 7:00AM (|3) Greater Hartford Je w ish (24) (5 ^ Sesam e Street (C C ) 6:30PM CD C B S N e w s (S) One Day at a Time Federation name, addrtaa, xip coda and maka your chack payabla to Nawapaptrfaooka. winner after a drinking party. Jack Lem­ dD Firing Une (60 min.) 0D Siempre en Domingo Programa Un- ^ MOVIE: Macon County Une' Two (36) Porky & Bugs mon, Virna Lisi. Terry-Thom as. 1965. ( D M uppet* 0D La Independencia de Colombia (2 brothers, traveling through the rural South (T ) Robert Schuller ^ This Week in Baseball ido en Progreso (2 hrs.) (40) Th e W orld To m o rro w (33) Major League Baseball: Chicago (g) Ted Kiright Show . hrs.) encounter a local sheriff and unexpected (D 8th Day 0D Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom 0Z) Mystery): Shades of Darkness (CC) tragody/^Max Baer, Cheryl Waters. Joan (41) La Santa M isa Stooges. Jay Sheffield, Joan Reeman. C® @ ) The World Tomorrow White ^ x at New York Yankees (3 hrs.) (g) (S) NBC Nightly Navn 03) G oodw ill G am es T ape delayed cover­ A writer staying at a family's farmhouse is 01} PELICULA: 'Vacaciones Sangrien- age of Perspective & Roundtable, and the Blackman. 1974. ® Face Off 1963. (ID Presente! (3 ) Family Classics shocked to see the ghost of the family's (61) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 01) MOVIE: 'The Time of Their Lives' tas' W al Davis, Ada Tauler. closing ceremonies. (3 hrs.) 01) Jerry Falwell C® (4^ Golf: British Open Coverage is dead daughter (60 min.) (R). (9 ) Christian Ufestyla Magazine [C N N ] Daybreak Tw o Revolutionary War patriots arrive as (30) M ore Real People ® A B C N e w s (1^ Carrascolendas featured from Turnsberry, Ayshire. Scot ghosts in the year 1946. Abbott and Cos­ dZ) Masterpiece Theatre: The Flame [C N N ] Prim e N e w s [CN N ] CNN Evening News ' 01) Hollywood and tha Stare [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer land. (3 hrs.) 0D This Week With David Brinkley Trees of Thika (CC) The Grants become fli) Charytin (20) World Vision tello, Marjorie Reynolds, Binnie Barnes. [E S P N ] Surfing: Stubbies Pro & M iche- [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge [CNN] Nawsnlght [E S P N ] Roller D erby (60 min.) (R) C® Meet the Mayors 1946. [CN N ] Money Week suspicious of the Palmers, their suspicious [C N N ] Inside Businas* lob Cup From Oceanside, CA. f2l) Jim m y Sw aggart new neighbors from England. (60 min.) (R). Dow nunder (60 mini.) [E S P N ] Tannis; 1986 Davis Cup USA [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: CART Mol- [D IS] Danger Bay [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) 0i) Three Stooges (3D Wall Street Journal Report [H B O ] HBO Showcase: Half a Lifetime [U S A ] Cover Story (R). vs. Mexico. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R). (3^ It's Your Business son Indy From Toronto, Ontario (2 hrs , [CN N ] News Update (C C ) Four men in their thirties have their (T ) Face the State 08) Telephone Auction ( ^ Telephone Auction 7:00PM CD eo Minutes (60 min.) M O V IE : 'Trancera' (C C ) In tha 0t) Kenneth Copeland 9:30AM 30 min.) Live. [D I S ] M O V IE : 'K a ty' The colorful adven­ hopes and dreams challenged when they 1 0:30PM (® Sports Extra [H B O ] C® (2$ Leave It to Beaver §§) MOVIE: 'Tarzan and His Mate' Two dD Capitol Journal [H B O ] Standing Room Only: Sisters in tures of Katy, a curious caterpillar who CD Goodwill Gamas (3 hrs.) get together for a friendly poker game. (60 year 2247. a sinister mystic threatens the [CN N ] Daybreak hunters hope to have Jane persuade Tar­ 03) Christian Science Monitor Reports peace of Angel City with zombie-Mie disci- C® Point of View [C N N ] Sportsweek the Nam e of Love Gladys Knight, Dionne wants to see what life is all about. Q D S w itc h min.) [D IS] Mousercise zan to lead them to the sacred elephant W arwick and Patti LaBelKi perform the hits (S) Jimmy Swaggart pies called ‘irancers. Rated PG-13. 01) Je m burial ground. Johnny Wiessmuller, Mau­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'VVildrose' A young [ESPN] Tennis; 1986 Davis,Cup USA (S ) Blue Knight 8:30PM c® Fece-Off [H B O ] MOVIE: The Cannonball Run' A woman miner learns that she needs more that made them famous. (60 min ) vs. Mexico. (4 hrs.) Uv4. (M) Ask the Manager [U S A ] Kays to Succaaa (R). strange mix of people compete in a coast- (22) Day of Discovery reen O'Sullivan. 1934. (g ) Check It Out (S) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A than muscle to cope with her job. Lisa Ei- 6ID MOVIE: 'Deception' A girl [UiSA] Hollywood Insider Naksd to coast race, doing anything to win Burt (2$ Profiles of Nature 2:00PM 4:30PM QD Good Tim es ( g ) Sliver Spoons After Rick giveshis young man's free-spirited girlfriend invites 12:30AM QD city (30) Celebrate chorn. resorts to deception to keep her husband Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett. Dom DeLuise new girlfriand a ‘promise ring,' he begins her mentally unstable cousin to join them 1 0:45PM C® @ ) To Be Anfwunced GS CNN Hsadlins N««vs dD Tennessee Tuxedo (ID Batman from finding out about an affair. Bette (§) Sportsworld Today's program 1981. Rated PG. 11:40AM [DIS] The Gold Bug Cap features covrage of the 10-round junior to worry about losing his independence. on a weekend camping trip. ( ^ In Stereo. [D I S ] D T V dD Temas y Debates tain Kidd's buried treasure and tw o stran­ Davis. Claude Rains, Paul Henreid. 1946. [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express (4E) Rev. David Paul weherweight b i^ t between Frankie W ar­ (R) In Stereo. ,(S ) Alice 12:35AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Th * dD Kids,' Incorporated gers add up to suspense and adventure for M O V IE ; 'G ree n w ich Village' Colorful 1 1 :00PM (® (® 0^ 0S).News (4j) Nueva York Ahora ren and James (Buck^y) McGirt from Cor­ @ National Geographic Special: Land [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Bon Voyage' A vacation­ Braakfaat Club' (CC) A group of high 7:1 5AM © ) Sign On a young boy. musical set in the Village of New York City, school students learn severA t h i^ s about [CN N] Your Money [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday pus Christi, TX. (90 min.) of tha T ig a r (C C ) The behavlw of wUd tig­ ing family encounters romantic surprises C® Taxi around 1920. Gay with good songs and themselves when they are forced to spend 7:30AM O ) Banlo 1 2:00PM (® MOVIE: 'Lawrence of ® Major Laague Baseball: Boston at ers is explored up dose in this special arid comic misadventures in Europe. Fred (® The World Tomorrow [D IS] Donald Duck Presents . [DIS] MOVIE: 'Way Out West’ The dancing. Carmen Miranda. Don Ameche, a Saturday together in detention. ^ i N o boys help an innocent girl gain her inherit­ Arabia' Young T .E . Lawrence is sent to Seattle (3 hrs.) filmed in tw o of India's natioftal parks. (60 MacMurray, Jane W ym an, Michael CaHen. (X) Celebration of the Eucharist William Bendix. 1944. 0D Odd Couple Estevez, Molty Ringwaid. Anthony Michaal [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) ance from an evil saloon keeper and his Arabia where he inspires the feuding chief­ min.) (R). 1962. (X) Meet the'Mayors What's Happening Now O ) Chriattah Children's Fund HaH. 1964. Rated R. [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Neverending wife. Sian Laurel. Oliver Hardy,. James tains to rebel against the Turks. Peter ^ Wild Kingdom ® Disney Sunday Movie: Donald [C N N ] Evans and Novak . [ESPN] BIHabong Pro Surfing From 0D Day of Discovery Story' (CC) A bookish youngster enters a Findlayson. 1936. Rated G. O'Toole. Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn. ^ MOVIE: Lady Kung Fu' A deadly Quacks Up (CC) Havoc ensues when Pro­ Oahu, Hi. (R). Newsmakers 12:45AM Q) RoWn s Nnt What About Women fantasy world when he reads a strange 1962. feud ensues in Japanese-occupied Korea. [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Tra n ca rs' (C C ) In the fessor Ludwig von Oake performs a psy­ Summer Scene ( 3 ) Je w is h Life [U SA ] Lancer 0Z) MOVIE; 'PoNo* AeadMny' (CC) novel about the struggle to save an imagi­ 1 0:45AM Angela Mao, Carter Huang. 1979. year 2247, a sinister mystic threatens the chological s t i ^ on Donald Duck ar>d his ^ The World Tomorrow (D dD Goodwill Games Live coverage of 0D Connecticut; Now oread to comply with an open ad- nary kingdom from imminent destruction. C® David Toma Show m en's and w om en’s rowing; men's weigh­ peace of Angel City with zombie-like disci­ nephews Huey, Dewey and Luey. 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Joe (1j) One Step Beyond [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer dD Wild, Wild World of Animals Reader statistics defy predictions [CNN] Crossfire [ESPN ] Nation's Business Today S Challenge of the Gobots [USA] Varied Programs 8:00AM GD Jayce ar>d the Wheeled dS Wild World of Animals Warriors 5:30AM (X) varied Programs (ST) GoBots GD (3) Challenge of the Gobots (X) CNN Headline News [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Erectile (difficulties top the list of questions asked most often GD Polka Dot Door GD Independent Networfc News [USA] Joker's Wild GD Agricuttural News @8 Inspector Gadget 4:00PM 3 ) Hawaii Five-0 (S) Jltn & Tammy G D © ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (X) He-Man & Masters of the Universe written to say that they find the GD Morning Stretch GD GoBots By Dr. June Relnlich (X) Sale of the Century [CNN] SKowbiz Today [C N N ] Daybreak column content inappropriate [D IS ] Donald Duck Presenta IX) VegaS D E A R R E A D E R S : As I travel for a family newspaper and to 6:00AM (X) CBS Eariy Morning News [U SA ] USA Cartoon Express OS G,l, Joe around the country and lecture The suggest that people should get In fact, we have received letters from GD New Zoo Revue d i) My Favorite Martian 8:30AM CD The FHntstorws to various groups, I find that c this type of sex information Cf) (S) ABC News This Morning SSI Ttansformers nearly as many men (43 percent) as women (X) Romper Room people often are surprised to Kinsey from their family doctor. d3 Jimmy Swaggart (g ) Divorce Court ^ (S) Scooby Doo learn that the letters used in The However, a lai^num berof GD Varied Programs (g) (S) Sesame Street (CC) (57 percent), and many of the letters from GD Romper Room and FrierKis Kinsey Report columns are real Report our readers state ^n their letters GD CNN Headline News (g) (g) Quincy (3 ) Heathdiff letters from real people. Their that they’v ^ lr e a d y asked their women begin with, ‘My husband asked me ® Porky Pig ® She Ra Princess of Power @ ) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) surprise often is followed by questions of a doctor or some (3) 20 Minute Workout S I) El Mundo del Eepectaculo to write this letter.’ ^ Sesame Street (CC) curiosity about which questions other professional and did not GD El Club 700 dD M.A,S,K. @ SuperfrierMis GD M.A.S.K. are asked most frequently. receive an answer, did not [CNN] Newsday vaginal infections, pain in the [CNN] Daybreak [DIS] Dumbo's Ckcus Perhaps readers.of this understand the answer or were [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club vagina or changes in the [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club 9:00AM (X) Love Boat [USA] Bulleaye column also are curious about simply told. ’*Don’t worry about [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). (XD Brady Bunch our mail. Since we began appearance of the labia Or this” — a statement that many 4:30PM CS @ Thundercats (8 percent) and about other appreciate hearing from the rest [USA] Room 222 G D ® Donahue publishing this column in vaginal lips. people find confusing and (X) Psople'e Court aspects of male functioning (8 of our readers. On a piece of GD Littte Rascals February 1984, we have The'third most frequently frightening. 6:30AM (X) Daybreak (TT) Prh/ata Ben]amln percent). such as morning paper or on a postcard, please GD Ask Washirtgton received many thousands of asked question category con­ Consequently, we are con­ (X) Fat Albert & Cosby Kids OS Room 222 erections. state your age and whether you 60) Catholic Religion letters from readers across the cerns sexually transmitted vinced that The Kinsey Report is (X) 706 Club (g) WKRP in Cincinnati Young women aged 20 to 29 are a male or female. Then list Great Space Coaster GD Sesame Street (CC) @ Sala of the Cantury 2:00PM (XI Popeye United States and from 11 other diseases, which many people providing answers to questions GD (S) Gumby Show have a very different focus than any topics you’d like to hear ® More Real People d$ Heading Rainbow (CC) (X) ® l One Life to Live still call “ venereal disease” or (3) 20 Minute Workout (TT) Novels: Ef Angel Caido countries. that many of our readers have more about, any topics you’re ® Fat Albert ® Alice (XI Let's Make a Deal ” V D .” These include questions do males in the same age group. ® Woody Woodpecker dD The Jstsons Before we started the column, tried, without success, to have tired of reading about or any Little House on the Prairie (ST) The N ew Card Sharhe (S) I Love Lucy about Symptonns, treatment or Eleven percent ask about ® N BC New s at Sunrise GD [U SA ] Jackpot we made some guesses about answered by other sources. [USA] Gong Show female orgasms (how to have questions you’ve been meaning ® V r^ron, Defender of the Urtiverse GD Loot in Space (gl S Another World who would write to us. howto avoid catching an S TD . 5:00PM (X) Threo's Company them) and another 11 percent 10 ask. GD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart [CNN] Daywatch 1 1 : 0 0 A M ( S Price Is R)ght S Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg Questions about how to (D (g) Chariie's Angels Interestingly, some of our D EA R READERS: We’d like Mail this to The Kinsey Presenta [DIS] You and Me, Kid d D GHIigan'e Island (TT) Novels: Esperandote successfully treat diseases such ask questions about when one (X) Jeopardy guesses were wrong. For to help men, women, parents GD Jeyce and the Wheeled Warriors (T ) A Perfect Match SZ) We're Cooking Now as herpes and venereal warts can get pregnant or when one is Report. P.O. Box 48, Blooming­ 9:30AM (X) Leave It to Beaver (X ) Police Woman example, we predicted that a and children become more [CNN] Business Morning ryi Bewitched (9T) Hangin' In outnumber questions about ’.’safe.” I was surprised to ton , Ind. 47402, or to the (X) Gidget Q S Eight Is Enough great many more women than aware of their shared or [DIS] Mousercise (TT) @ ) [D IS ] Varied Programs [CNN] Newsday discover that not everyone ' Manchester Herald. GD The Munsters (T8) Weruiy and Mo men would write to ask AIDS. differing worries about sex, [ESPN] Nation's Business Today 68) Jimmy Swaggart O ) Mod Squad [U SA ] Alive & Well) learns about this most basic (25) Happy Days questions. In fact, we have The fourth major concern has gender and reproduction. [USA] Good Morning World Bevedv Hillbillies Capitol issue in a school health class. 66) Break the Bank 2:30PM a) Ig) M"A*S*H received letters from nearly as to do with the size and the Therefore, we’ve analyzed the DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am 6:45AM GD News @ ) Jounrai ® Wheel of Fortune The major concern among (XI Woody Woodpecker many men (43 percent) as appearance of the penis, while thousands of letters we have a 17-year-old female. When I GD GZ) Weather GD Hoy Mismo ® Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (X) Dating Game (O) dS Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood men aged 30 to 39 is still penis women (57 percent), and many the fifth and sixth consist of was about 12.1 began the habit (41) Grandes Novelas; Cusndo los Hijos (g) Benson received that state the age and 7:00AM (X) CBS Momlng News © ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (TT) Tom & Jerry questions about enlarged or size (15 percent of all inquiries), of masturbating. I would like to se Van ® ) People's Court of the letters from women begin sex of the letter writer. (X) Inspector Gadget [DIS] Movie (S) Great Space Coeeter painful testicles and changes in followed by problems of the have children someday. Will this (6T) Love Connection . S I) Novela: Vhrir un Poco with. "M y husband asked me to Among adolescent men aged CX) @8 Good Morning America (CC) 10:00AM (XD Hour Magazine S Porky & Bugs penile appearance. genitals, such as swollen habit prevent that, make me [U S A ] That GIri (5?) Joy of Painting dD Monkees write this letter.” 19 and younger, the most GD Heathdiff Bionic Woman The seventh major category of testicles (9 percent). Women in sexually incompetent or hurt me 1 1 :3 0 A M CS Olvorca Court S S Th e Flintstonea [CNN] Newswatch We also assumed that younger common questions concern GD Carrascolendas GD Sally Jessy Raphael ' questions is about women's the same age group ask most (X) ® New Love American Style people would be more puberty and its changes. Most in any other way? (S ) She Ra Prirtcess of Power (D Monkees 3:00PM CD Guiding Light [DIS] Nawl Animal World: Jaws of frequently about hysterectomy (X) I Dream of Jeannia Death comfortable about sexual sexual functioning (how to tell if often, the underlying concern is ® ® Today GD Odd Couple (D Gumliy Show (9 percent), vaginal infections (E ) Andy Griffith [U S A ] Chain Reaction matters, and therefore more a woman has orgasms and how a ’’What is wrong with me?” D E A R R E A D E R : There is no (S) @ ) Sesame Street (CC) GD 20 Minute Workout (X) ® General Hospital - (6 percent) and ovarian cysts (6 (g) (S) ScrabMa 5:30PM (X> (X) (g) @ News likely to write to a newspaper woman can have orgasms because the young man fears scientific evidence indicating ® Superfriends ® 700 Club (XI Hawaii Fhre-O percent). i S Gidget SS) Topper during intercourse,) while the that masturbation has any GD Mundo Latino ® (3) Family Ties QS The Jetaona column. That also has proved to that something is happening to [D IS ] W alt Disney Prsaants; Carlo, the eighth concerns the effects of Beginning at age 40 and negative physical effects. Voltron, Defender of the Universe S I Rocky and Friends (g ) Laverrw & Shirley be untrue. him either sooner, later or GD 6D Secrat City Sierra Coyote « continuing through our oldest (g) Reading Raintrow (CC) menopause. differently than it’s happening Masturbation is common among [CNN] Daybreak (3 ) Movie (SlScoobyDoo letter writer (age 90) . ail men [USA] Madam e't Place ® WKRP in Cincinnati young women, although not as [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! G8) Benson Ig ) S Santa Barbara A M O N G T H O S E L E T T E R S in to his friends. 1 1 : 3 5 A M [DIS] Varied Programe (5?) Reading Rainbow T H E F IN A L TW O categories ask about erection problems [U S A ] Calliope © ) Beachcombers S Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors which an age was stated, the The second most frequent (20 many young women masturbate 1 2 :0 0 P M (XI QD 1X1 (SI News d9 I Dream of Jeannia in our list of “ top 10 questions” more frequently than about as do young men. 7:30AM (X ) Pleeticman GD Press Your Luck S S Novels: Si, mi Arttor youngest letter-writer to date percent) worry of these younger (XI Midday [D IS ] (Xrrtald Duck Presents concern ejaculation (it occurs - anything else. A recent study of women ages GD Straight Talk [USA ] Make Me Laugh @ French Chef was 10 and the oldest was 90. men is about the size or gS M erv Griffin [U S A ] All Star Blitz too fast or too slow, there’s blood During these same years, 18 to 30 showed that more than 75 GD @ Robotech 10:30AM CD Divorce Court (S ) Robotech Nearly one-third (30 percent) of appearance of their penis, and (g l Movie in it or the volume has women’s greatest concern is percent had masturated during GD Varied Programs CD Partridge Family the mail comes from people 60 another 17 percent ask if (S i Super Password decreased) and masturbation menopause (17 [lercent at ages adolescence, while the figure for (3 ) He-M an GD Best Talk in Town ( or older, and one-half from those masturbation will cause physi­ S I Break the Bank 40-49; 32 percent at ages 50-59; O ) He-Man ft Masters of the Universe (3 ) C N N Headlir>e News over 40. (is it bad for you?). cal or mental damage. Our adolescent males is more than (S) ST) Ryan's Hope 13 percent at ages 60-69; and 23 We admit that we’ve been letters confirm that many 80 percent. S I) Grandes Novelet: Manana ea Pri- We recently did a preliminary percent at age 70 and older). somewhat surprised by the adolescents are still exposed to Despite the high incidence of mavera analysis of letters from all age Questions about hysterectomy nature of these most frequently and frightened by myths about this activity, about one-half of ( ^ Sesame Street (CC) groups and both sexes. Out of 70 and problems with the female asked questions. They reflect a the negative physical and adolescent boys and girls report Puzzle Solutions [CNN] Taka 2 topic categories, the most genitals also are frequently , [E S P N ] Aerobics: Bodiss In Motion (R). greater lack of information pisychological effects of mastur­ feeling guilty or worried about frequently asked questions asked. [U S A ] Varied Programs concern erectile difficulties about reproductive functioning bation. engaging in masturbation. and basic health issues than we One fascinating aspect of the In fact, there is some evidence 1 2 : 3 0 P M (X I Young and the Restlass (inability to obtain or maintain Concern about pubertal thought existed in the general that women who masturbate ( T ) ® ) Loving an erection.) changes or delay of puberty are letters from women aged 50 to have fewer sexual problems answer (TT1 Movie The second most frequently public. also of^nost concern to young age 69 is that one of their most A few readers (less than 1 ■ jlAlNlltaRlllclHta Answer (g ) S Search for Tomorrow (CC) asked questions are about the womOT up to Eige 19. Their next frequent areas of concern is than women who do not. Many S Dick Van Dyke female genitals — for example. percent of our mail) have most l^requently asked questions their male partners’ erection therapy programs that treat □ an\3. □□□ □ FASTEN ELDEST BUSHEL □ □□□□□ (jn Parry Mason are about menstruation (11 problems. At age 70 and older, women who do not have CLAUSE FERRET PITIED [DIS] Adventures of Oziie and Harriet percent) and about the size or that topic is replaced as one of orgasms during coitus are based □□□□□ □□□□□ [ESPN] Fashion America (R). the most frequent by the many on teaching these women how to The best weight-reducing diet is appearance of their breasts (9 □□□□ □ DDDa 1 :0 0 P M (X) Hour Magazine (jercent), letters about masturbation, masturbate to orgasm. In □ □ o ; □ one that makes you do mis— IX) S All My Chlldran perhaps reflecting the lack of addition, many younger women □ □ □ □ □ The male worry about penis size (XI Joker's Wild T H E M A L E W O R R Y about male partners available to older report that they ease their iTa ■ • ■ n c 0J □a DESERT (TB Movie continues into the next decade and becomes penis size continues into the next women. menstrual cramps by mastur­ □ □ □ □ o; DESSERTS S (S I Days of Our Lives decade and becomes the most Our readers raise a wide bating to orgasm, while some □□o:aa □□□□□ SB We're Cooking Now the most frequently asked question among frequently asked question range of topics that reflect all older women find that regular ;o □ □ □ a (S i Beverly HillbUliea aspects of sex. gender and masturbation slows down the men aged 20 to 29. This great concern about among men aged 20 to 29. This - □ □□□ □□□ Ia ST) Mis Huespedes great concern about penis size reproduction. However, our genital changes that often follow □ □ □ □ □ □ o ;d Jumble on page 14 (Sh [D IS ] Varied Programs penis size illustrates the men’s illustrates the men’s misunder­ present understanding of the menopause. ■ TYN* ' 1 :3 0 P M (X) As the World Turns standing of what women find readers of The Kinsey Reisort is DALY (£l Tic Tec Dough misunderstanding of what women find sexually attractive. This group limited to those who have (i$ Varied Programe of men also often asks about the written to us. T V Duzzle on page 10 S I Andy Griffith sexually attractive. Ff size and shape of the testicles To gain a better idea of all who SI) Operation Petticoat (10 percent), about ejaculation read the column, we would WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 19, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 19, 1M6 18 Tends 19 Trends Many parents support a lyrics ratings system

... Continued we don’t know if we’re making the choice we want to make.” Calif., woman says, "1 grew up Those who oppose a ratings on rock. 1 have two teens; and | system include a Waterbury, still like rock. 1 am a decent Conn., mother who says, w . person. 1 only responded to this “Absolutely not! A ratings because 1 was afraid the system is totally subjective. Who right-wing religious nuts would would judge? Who do you want be the only ones writing in and to say what is morally fit for someone should balance them.” your kids to hear? I certainly 1 An Atlantic City, N.J., wouldn’t trust the conservative mother says, "My parents Senate wives to make those thought the Beatles were ruining choices.” I' my mind in 1965. Now their An Eldridge, Ohio, father music is played on elevators. who does believe rock has a What docs that tell you?” negative effecf on "some” kids A reader in Waterbury, says, “Some kids are more Jl Conn., says, “Kids don’t always impressionable than others. 1 know the lyrics. Even when they don’t think you can make a y do, they don’t think about the product which doesn’t hurt meaning of the words that much. anyone, anywhere, anytime. So K. As for videos, what kid hasn’t again it is up to the individual wanted to throw his parents out parents to create a total \ the window? That doesn’t mean environment which teaches the they’re going to do it.” values they want their children The intensity of rock And finally from Allison Hall to learn. 1 don’t believe rock music is certainly in South Suburban, 111., "Kids lyrics or movies or even some of C . listen to music to release stress. the videos which I don’t like matched by the They always have! Today’s either will corrupt a kid who has intensity of feelings riKkers are clean-living, maybe a good home life.” C\ T) more clean-living than a lot of The majority of people who about it. . parents who drink too much and oppttse a ratings system cite fool around.” these two factors: ;r) Would you support a ratings • Ratings would violate the “How many people stopped form,” says, "1 find myself necessarily! a . fry system? "Rating isn’t strong first amendment rights and smoking because of cigarette listening to rex’k on the radio ‘ Several angry letters came ' r ! enough! They should outlaw the constitute a form of censorship. labels?” asks Don F., from because the station is set there from mothers in their 30s who 6 disgusting lyrics!! Also the hard • An X rating might Lawrence, Kan. “We have after my kids use the car. And had married young and had their rock bands!! And disgusting guarantee that kids all over labels on everything these days. sometimes I can’t figure out the babies early. While I remember hair-dos and clothes!!!!” — a America would rush to buy an It’s overkill. What good do they words and it drives me nuts. Td rock happily — rushing hoinc ' Pleasantville, N.J., mother. album. do?” love to see lyrics printed... but I from junior high td watch Those who were most sure A Bettendorf, Iowa, mother, A Fresno, Calif., mother says, don’t think it should be the “American Bandstand,” falling that rock lyrics affect kids "Mrs. X.,” says, “America “I would like to see a warning law.” in love with the Beatles on Ed negatively were also adamantly was built on freedom of speech. label if a ratings system fails. Annella Krupicka from Sullivan’s show — they do not. in favor of a ratings system. In the long run our kids will be And I don’t honestly expect to Au.stin, Minn., thought the lyrics Rock music has fonned the Parents are split in Several parents say they might hurt by censorship much more see a ratings system developed should be disclosed to adults soundtrack of my life since I their opinions on the not have purchased ce^ain than by a few dirty words.” because it would be too only. If she had her way, no one was 12. 1 thought all the members of my so-called Big influence of rock lyrics records for preteens or young And her husband, ”Mr. X.,” expensive. So maybe a label is under 21 could buy records. “It teens if a ratings system had who added a letter to her the best we can get.” should be just like booze.” she Chill generation shared my on their children. warned them about the contents response, says, “Start rating Shannon M., a Rock Island says. “Or better yet, only sell experience, but they don’t. — sexually explicit lyrics, for records and I guarantee you will mother who wrote a nine-page records in pom shops where A 37-year-old mother of two, instance. end up with more offensive letter and enclosed several dirty old men hang out." Christine Freed from Baton "1 don’t think you can censor lyrics. No-talent bands will rush religious pamphlets with her And a mother of three from Rouge, lat., says, “I was a what older teens buy with their right out and record them. We response says, “What good is a Pharr, Texas, says, ”Yes, teen-ager in the '()0s. I disliked Comments spirited on rock lyrics own money,” a Escondido, will only hurt the good artists — label when people Uxlay don’t disclose lyrics; They go by so rock then; and I still do. And I Calif., mother says, "but you and I am 45 but I still think have moralsror standards or fa.st and so loud, the kids don’t know many who have been hurt can control what you buy with there are good artists in rock.” limits or ani^ing else? What know how had the words they’re by it. I think rock idols and rcK'k By Susan Crain Bakos Charlotte Holmes, a Fresno Bee Here are but a few of the everything from teen pregnancies Apparently a strong lobby your money for younger kids. Greg, a 17-year-old from good is a label? To me this is listening to are.” lyrics encourage sex, drugs, reader, said, “Lyrics make no spirited comments you made on to drug and alcohol abuse. Even against rock lyrics is working in That’s where a ratings system Baton Rouge, La., validated his like slapping the wrist of a Another mother of three from drinking and rebellion against nd the beat goes on.... I one do negative acts, but I rock ’n’ roll lyrics: if they can’t understand the Rock Island because a hefty ’ would be beneficial.” theory: “Go ahead and rate the murderer. RcKk murders our Peeks Mill, W. Va., has a authority. No one should have finally finished would like to know what they Do you believe rock lyrics words themselves — as many stack of anti-rock responses The majority of those who records! You’ll just tell me how children’s minds... and people different viewpoint: “Why experience these types of reading nearly 500 are saying anyway.” influence your child In a negative admit they can’t — they are sure came from this town. favor a ratings system thought it to get the most obscene words think a label will stop the disclose the lyrics? Younger kids things.” responses to “Rock ’n’ More than half the repondents w a y ? “Before my 12-year-old those words and that “insistent “Children become what they would help parents and other for my bucks if that’s what I carnage?” don't have any idea what they’re And a 29-year-old mother Roll — The attached letters to their coupons, received her first stereo, she was beat, beat, beat” is encouraging hear,” says Edna Henry, a adults make wiser choices when want.” A Detroit, Mich., parent says, from Chapmanville, W Va.. happy and well-adjusted in hearing half the time. Why tell Controversies Will explaining in great detail exactly kids to “be up to no good.” Pleasantville, N.J., mother. they’re buying records as gifts. A generic warning label? "A generic label says ’I don’t them? Why worry my kids’ says, “I had my 14-year-old ANever Die” which ran in our why they think and feel the way school. Now she is surly, ' Anne Krapf, from Chicago, “You listen to trash, you know if this is gcxxl or bad.’ Patti Belt, a WildwSan Antonio, Texas, mother. the issue were equally Minneapolis, Minn., teen. percent had a mixed reponse. said that singling out rock music rock from other societal “And most rock lyrics aren’t their ages, religious affiliations, vociferous. Mona K., a Fresno, Lyrics have been printed on number and ages of children. I Interestingly, half that 15 for criticism is unfair. “What influences? And who is more putting God and morality into Calif., reader, says, *,This some album jackets for years. ' percent said, no, they didn’t about country?” Pat Lambert of brainwashed: a Jesus freak or a those innocent young minds.” thought their responses might fit whole issue has been.overblovsm And most respondents say they neatly into categories determined believe rock lyrics influenced Woodville, (Zalif., asks. typical kid who listens to “My kids are in college now; by hypocritical do-gooders,” Some parents are sure that the ‘insistent would like to see more printed by age, sex, geographic their children in a negative way, “Shouldn’t country lyrics be musicT’ and they learned their filthy and another unidentified Fresno, beat, beat, beat’ is encouraging kids to ‘be lyrics... though their motives but yes they would support a The parents who do believe language and lack of morals location. Wouldn’t baby under attack too? All those vary. boomers who came of age with ratings sytem or a warning label songs are about drinkin' and rock influences kids in a ftom music,” says a unidentified up to no good.’ ff A parent from Pride, La., or disclosure of lyricjs. As lovin’.” negative way link rock to mother from Rock Island, III. Coii^lnuM... rock be more likely to see it as “opposed to censorship in any less threatening? Not

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m Ice cream: cheap brands not as heavy

By Sonja H«inze DEAD ENZYMES Please tell me ^ the following W hen baby )\ 7 have two unopened boxes of quote from Harvey and Marilyn ice cream in my freezer and just Diamond’s best-selling book, noticed whiU^rearranging “Fit For Ltfe," is true: things dui^ne of the boxes “Enzymes are sensitive to all seems to weigh quite a bit more heat above 130 degrees F. At wont sleep than the other. They are both 130 degrees F. they are dead. half gallons but d^erent Any food that has been cooked brands. Shouldn’t all hajf at a temperature higher than J- gallons o f ice cream weigh the 130 degrees F. has been same? subjected to a death sentence of like a baby All half gallons of ice cream its enzymes, and is nothing but would weigh the same if they dead food.” If this is true, then had identical contents. Oneof it’s crucial information. Lona Vining, Port Ewen, N.Y. By Frances Sheridan Goulart safc-as-milk amino acid. In a the boxes is probably a cheaper the night. collecting toys, rounding up administer two teaspoons of brand of ice cream and contains six-month study, 20 healthy • Keep lights down and low bedfellows such as Teddy bears. calglucon, a high-calcium more air. A half gallon of good Dr. Frederick Stare, chairman oes your baby sleep like newborn infants whose formula and household noise to a 2. Try bedtime TLC. A big supplement for children. Low ice cream will weigh about three of Harvard University’s a baby? He does if he contained a small amount of the minimum. A calm household anxiety arouser for many calcium levels cau.se twitchy pounds and consist of one-third Department of Nutrition, ' sleeps two-thirds of the protein building block promotes sleep. 6-year-olds is fear of being irritability. time and wakes up tryptophan fell asleep stxrner and air. A cheaper ice cream will be responds, “This is true but it is • Gentle exercise can help, isolated in a quiet, dark room, 5. Help your child reset his whipped up more to the point not crucial information! We do every three or four slept longer than newborns too. Bonnie Pmdden’s favorite: with the door closed and curtains wound-up body clock. An hour hours. If he’s a normal receiving the usual formula. where it is 50 percent air and not get any of the thousands of slow arm and leg push-me drawn, after a socially active of quiet music, story telling, will weigh as little as two and a enzymes our body cells need newborn,D he sleeps a total 14 to Tryptophan, a harmless amino pull-me’s while baby’s on his drawing or painting help lower day. To make the transition quarter pounds. from foods. We make them in 18 hours. Long hours of deep acid (link of protein), reacts with back. Look into Suzy Prudden’s smoother, do what children’s body temperature, paving the sleep are important to maturation certain compounds in the brain many body, tissues, particularly “Exercise Program for Young sleep clinics do: Provide a way for sleep. Vigorous CLEANING GRAVE MARKERS in our pancreas. This organ is a of the brain, and 70 percent of to produce more of the helpful Children 4 Wi^eks to 4 Years" nightlight, a clock radio, a soft exercise, loud music, babies don't stop waking up in Would you please tell me how veritable enzyme factory. body compound serotonin, ' — ^ o r a program of exercise for cuddly toy. Another help: Add a over-stimulating TV shows and to clean the concrete slabs that “Enzymes present in fresh the night until 3 months. quarreling with siblings are all which, it seems, governs sleep ^ildren between the ages of 4 big stuffed toy at the bedroom are put on graves? I need to uncooked foods are all destroyed Another 13 percent break the "weeks and 4 years that enhances sleep blockers. patterns, advises the Boston , door to do sentry duty. A clean some that are black from by the acid naturally present in wake-up-and-holler habit by 6 motor coordination, strengthens 6'. Medications can cause University Medical team that ( parent-child discussion of the age. Also, how do you clean gastric juice. We do not get any months. conducted the study. 1 emotional bonds between infant day’s events also helps. insomnia, says Earl Mindel, What should a grownup do r marble headstones? Ola Urios, of our enzymes from food — author of “The Children’s 3. Consider allergies. In an and mother and, last but not 3. Serve a 40-wink food. Best Cantonment, Fla. cooked or uncooked. If some of when a baby doesn't sleep like a least, sets the stage for the Pharmacy.” Tofranil, an adult allergic infant, cortisone levels snacks for promoting sleep In the book “How to Clean our foods were not cooked, we baby? First, put the problem into in the body decline, causing sandman. include calcium-, magnesium-, anti-depressant some perspective. If your baby isn’t pediatricians prescribe for Everything” by Alma Moore, would be dead from bacterial sleep disturbance, says Dr. There are five basic reasons tryptophan-, and protein-rich directions are given for cleaning wet, hungry, hot or cold or bedwetting, causes insomnia, contamination!” Lendon Smith. A large dose of why children won’t or don’t snacks such as milk, sliced cement and marble but not 1 asked Dr. Stare what he running a fever, here are some confusion, nightmares and vitamin c along with a protein sleep: turkey, peanut butter, a specifically in a cemetery, where thought of this book, and he tips for the wise parent: snack (cottage cheese, strained 1. Insecurity and anxiety. hard-boiled egg (see recipe). All hallucinations, according to the one of the following addresses All brands of Ice “Physicians’ Desk Reference.” markers and headstones are said, “It’s terrible. Just awful The fishcakes sound delicious. 1. According to Dr. Ernest »meat) 30 minutes before 2. Over-stimulation, physically relax the nervous system. Worst exposed to the elements for unadulterated nutritional (ask for a price list):' Hartmann, professor of lights-out often solves this and mentally. bedtime eats: regular cola, tea or Even worse are barbiturates cream do not such as phenobarbitol, amytal ages. nonsense. Unfortunately it sells psychiatry at Tufts University problem. 3. Absence of a pre-bed ritual. cocoa, rich pastry, fried and In general, Moore suggests very well because the authors REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR Guardian Service weigh the same School of Medicine, parents 4. Carrying your baby in your 4. Allergies and drugs. salty snacks. Too large a meal and seconol, which are GUARDIAN SERVICE 8402 Monroe Ave., Unit 1 addictive as well as dangerous cleaning unpainted cement by write what lots of people like to because cheaper often don’t realize that a sleep arms is better than keeping him 5. Basic body clock rhythms. too close to retiring or too adding two to four tablespoons read. The Diamonds have no COOKWARE Stanton, Calif. 90680 pattern may be a reflection of an in bed, says Dr. Ronald Barr, a Biological sleep patterns in skimpy a supper both set the (common side effects include When Mrs. G. Martin of brands contain as nausea, depression, impaired of washing soda, or trisodium professional qualifications in inborn personal trait. Short-sleep sleep researcher at Emory children differ from those in stage for insomnia. phosphate, to a pail of water and nutrition. Absolutely none.” Ontario, Calif., asked for help Guardian Service much as 50 adults, for example, says University, whose research adults. There are more periods 4. If your insomniac is a breathing). through this column in finding Box 3392D If insomnia is caused by scrubbing with a brush. You Hartman, are extroverted indicates that newborns who are of non-REM non-dreaming sleep shrinking violet, get out the an address for Guardian Service Orange, Calif. 92665 percent air. bedwetting, there are four might also try scrubbing the LOOKING FOR DRY CODFISH go-getters. The same may be frequently carried cry less and in childhood than during any calcium and the security blanket. cookware, which appeared to better-than-drug approaches: cement with dishwasher I ’ve tried to no avail to true for wide-eyed infants. sleep better. An afraid-of-everything child, have gone out of business, Don Stevenson Co. other time of life. increased magnesium, hypnosis, detergent and water. purchase Gorton’s dry codfish. Also, sleep resistance is a 5. Stick to a before-bed response was terrific. 2727 E. Dutch Ave. Also, a child’s nervous .system often “thinks the world is too acupressure and old-fashioned Here is Moore’s suggestion It was originally packed in normal developmental phase at - routine. Routines are reassuring is not fully developed, so close to him,” advises for marble: “Carved marble, boxes in the ’40s. My mother Arlene Veix, a reader from Anaheim, Calif. 92806 various ages, especially between herbs and honey, says Robert S. Burlington, N.C., wrote.to to newborns — and they’re sleep arousal is easier, says Dr. pediatrician Lendon H. Smith. Mendelson, editor of the statuary and badly soiled or used to mix the dried codfish 18 months and 36 months. But Martin Reile, director of the “He may thrive when his explain what happened to this Century Mctalcraft Corp. inducing. Try to start the day at People’s Doctor Newsletter. ■ yellowed stone are best treated with mashed potatoes and one you can tough it out if you the same hour every day, Sleep Disorders Center at environment is more organized with an all-over poultice. Add egg and make delicious fish company: “Centu^ Metakraft 8128 Vine St. gradually reset your baby’s advises the government’s project University of Colorado School and structural.” water to Wyandotte Detergent to cakes. Edith Verna, Mays stopped manufacturing the Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 biological clock by delaying his Sleep: of Medicine. Allow him to eat alone, make a mudlike paste. Apply the Landing, N.J. aluminum Guardian Service in bed and nap time. 6. And Finally, here are four The worst period for half-pint decorate his roofn with blues, paste about 'h inch thick to the Gorton stopped packing dry 1956 and switched to stainless Guardian Service Keep him up later each night common-sense nursery insomnia and related disorders browns and greens and a entire surface by hand.,or trowel, codfish years ago because of a steel Presto Pride cookware. It is Presto Industries for a week, pushing bedtime adjustments that can hasten such as sleep-wf” ng and half-hour before bedtime. and retard drying by keeping the lack of demand. A representative my understanding that the 3925 N. ’Hastings Way forward until instead of cradling sleep: talking is 6 to 14 with ages 1 to application covered with a damp of Gorton’s suggests you contact aluminum cookware was used in Eau Claire, Wis. 54703 down at 9, he’s doing it at 5. • Avoid stimulating baby 4 not behind. Here are six tips cloth for 24 hours. Let it dry for Gleason’s Bait and Tackle Co., the armed forces at that time, Result: Your baby’s awake at 8 games before bed. Try cradle on coping: another 24 hours. Remove the 42 Eastern Ave., Gloucester, and food staying in the Century Metalcraft Corp. rather than noon. It also works rocking and a lullaby, suggests 1. Set up a bedtime ritual, poultice and rinse the marble Mass. 01930. They air freight aluminum hour after hour 2265 Westwood Blvd. in reverse, says Dr. Elliot D. Dorothy Whipple, M.D., author taking the cues from your child, You can tough it out i you gradually thoroughly. Do not get the small specialty orders (prepaid) becanie contamiruted. This Lost Angeles, Calif. 90062 ■ Weitzman, director of the of “Caring for Your New suggests Dr. Richard Ferber of reset your baby’s biological clock by poultice on wood or metal.” of salt cod; smoked blucfish, prompted the change to stainless Sleep-Wake Disorders Center at Bom." the sleep clinic at Boston Readers who have shad, mackerel and Finnan steel. Households are not New York City’s Montefiore • Limit daytime naps to no Children’s Hospital — teeth delaying his bed and nap time, f f successfully coped with these Haddie (in season); live lobsters; exposed to this problem.” Hospital and Medical Center. more than four hours. This cleaning, face washing, bedtime problems please send in any and fresh fish and shellfish (in Glass dome replacement covers should be available at any 2. Try tryptophan, the improves ability to sleep through prayers, snacks, putting on pj’s. advice you may have. . season). WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 19. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 19. 1986 22 Dining In / 23 Dining Out

The Acadia Restaurant

sage, prosciutto and cheese By Sondra Astor Stave thicker bisque was served alongside, as an alternate for topping had a slightly musty overtone. Sometimes one has the feeling dipping. The Acadia salad was Acadia’s party dinner for two Garlic: world’s that the menus of most Italian is just the ticket for those who generous as well. While the restaurants in Connecticut could want to sample as many dishes be interchanged, and no one greens were mostly iceberg lettuce, they were so fresh that it as possible. Five small would be able to tell the casseroles arrived at our table, difference. The Acadia Restau­ made this frequently insipid ingredient sparkle. The vinai­ set into a tray with indentations flavor favorite rant at 103 Tolland Turnpike for the ceramic containers. (Route 83) in Manchester has grette was particularly well- balanced and the blue cheese, Tenderloin tips were sim­ most of what the others offer. for which there was a fifty-cent mered in a brown gravy with But it also features enough mushroom buttons. Chicken interesting and unusual dishes surcharge, was properly piquant. cacciatore presented pieces of The seasoning was to stand out. breast meat in a spicy tomato Most provocative among the In both cases the dressing was sauce. Calamari, in a similar appetizers were the stuffed hot . spooned on with a lavish hand. tomato puree, managed to be America’s yuppie cherry peppers. Six small red Adequate Italian bread was chewy without becoming and green peppers were filled replenished as necessary. rubbery. Probably best were the food of 50 years ago with a moist bread and meat If you include the pasta baked dishes, lasagna and filling. Here was a time when dishes, there are more than fifty eggplant parmigiana. The the blandness of a dressing was main courses from which to former combined noodle and welcome, as the peppers were choose.While Italian-style cheese with a sauce perky indeed as hot as advertised. The spareribs and gnocchi sounded ' enough to make it all come By Ted Larsen returned to these shores in 1940, The European variety of garlic ha.d an uphill battle to win combination was winning and tempting, we decided to try the alive. The eggplant, while sliced j) garlic was the “in” seasoning. really provided an appetite more standard items, as being thinly, retained its moistness "Eat no onions nor garlic, for He noted that Americans wide acceptance in the United States. awakener. more representative of the skills within its light breading. we are to utter sweet breath." relished garlic in everything Fried calamari were gently of the kitchen. One has a choice of pasta or "A Midsummer-Night's Dream" except ice cream, a total breaded and crunchy, but had One diner at our table potato with entrees. The — William Shakespeare. 1595 turnaround in only 13 years. placed briefly under a hot broiler been cooked perhaps just a contended that an Italian spaghetti was cooked al dente slits all over the roast and insert GARUC ENGUSH MUFFINS restaurant can and should be / The odor of garlic is a direct the garlic. Be sure to vary the to brown. moment too long — they tasted and was sauced with a beefy result of treatment. Rough 3 tablespoons vegetable dry. Some compensation was judged on its veal. If this be the tomato essence. French fries he bard’s dictum may be depth, so the garlic will be well handling will leave you gasping, oil offered by a well-flavored case, the Acadia gets more than were cut thick and irregular and an ideal of social distributed. while kid gloves results in a 3 tablespoons unsalted This zesty garlic-laced tomato sauce. a passing grade. The meat in the had a mealy interior. sensitivity, but talk Cream together the butter, butter condiment is the French about total gastronomic subtle, rich aroma. Locked in An order of mussels, offered veal saltimbocca is unpro­ Portions are large enough to thyme, salt and pepper. Using 25 cloves garlic, equivalent of Italian pesto sauce. boredom! Where would garlic tissue is an odorless as a first course, would not have cessed, cut thin enough to be make dessert necessary only if sulphur-containing amino acid. your fingers, spread this mixture unpeeled Get ahead of the food fads and seemed skimpy as a main dish. tender but thick enough for the you have a sweet tooth. We good food and cooking all over the pork. Place on a start using pistou before the Tbe without these two When that tissue is disturbed by pepper, salt A large soup bowl overflowed delicate veal flavor to come passed over an assortment of ice rack and scatter reserved garlic crowds do. through. Unfortunately, the cornerstones of flavor? I’ll a knife cut, the compound mixes I cup dry white wine with shellfish awash in broth. A cream preparations to sample Raginald Plnto/Manch«Mar htarald continue to use onions and with an enzyme contained in around roasting pan. Place in 4 English muffins, the pastries. The shell of a garlic juice and the familiar oven an^ immediately reduce halved and toasted PISTOU cannoli was crisp, but the especially garlic, and in sweetened ricotta filling lacked The Acadia Restaurant is iocated at 103 Toiland prodigious quantities. garlic scent is formed by a heat to 325F. 4 tablespoons parsley, 1 teaspoon salt 3 cloves garlic, peeled freshness. Strangely, garlic’s general use variety of formidable-sounding Cook at 25 minutes per minced The Acadia Restaurant Turnpike (Route 83), Manchester. chemicals, ammonia, pyruvic pound, until internal temperature 'A cup fresh basil, Rum cake was succulent with in American cookery is rather liquor and rich with cream new. It was the yuppie food of acid and diallyl disulfide. Tliat’s is 175F. Allow to stand 20 Heat the oil and butter in a finely chopped 103 Tolland Turnpike, 643-1179 why a whole clove, slowly minutes before serving, so I medium tomato, Hours; Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m . to 11 filling. A piece of chocolate several pasta entrees costing Do you know of a SO years ago. saute pan until foaming. Cook fudge cake had a moist crumb cooked undisturbed, is so mild, additional pan juices can peeled" seeded and even less. garlic cloves for S minutes. Add p.m. F riday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m . to midnight, and a smooth frosting. restaurant you'd iike to Garlic is a native of Central while crushed garlic is accumulate. Serve with chopped s The Acadia’s decor of browns Asia, and for centuries it has the salt and pepper along with Sunday, 11:30 a.m . to 9 p.m. The Acadia also offers more and beiges and roomy booths see reviewed here? tremendously pungent. degreased pan juices, gravy or the wine. Bring to a boil, reduce 'A cup Parmesan cheese, been a staple of Asian, African Arleux, France, and Gilroy, Dress: Casual than a dozen sandwiches, of reflects the food as well. And orange thyme sauce (see Hints). heat to simmer, cook, uncovered, grated Write to Weekend Pius and European cookery. The Calif., both vie for the title of All m ajor credit cards. which half are grinders. These judging by the good time being slaves who built the Egyptian for IS minutes. Remove the 'A cup olive oil Handicapped access. are modestly priced from less had by a party of six across the Magazine, P.O. Box “garlic capital of the world.” HINTS pyramids popped garlic cloves simmered garlic cloves from Reservations accepted. than $2 to $4. Appetizers are room from us, it is a good place 591, Manchester, When buying garlic, look for the Unlike lamb, there is still a In a blender, or with a knife for strength, as they toiled under loose kind. The boxed variety their skin and place them in a generally 83 to $ 4. Main dishes to celebrate a birthday as the blistering sun. You could health danger from serving mixing bowl. Using a fork, blade, mash the garlic with salt, range from $6 to $11, with well. ■ Conn. 06040. are often stale and lacking zesf. underdone pork. Make sure have found that construction site After all, fragrance is where it’s crush the cloves, one by one, until pureed. Add the basil and with your eyes closed. at, even if your social life (and internal temperature is 17SF. until they form a paste. process again. Add half the M ^ieval pilgrims generally sweet breath) will suffer. Pork gravy: Remove all but 3 tomato and half the cheese and carried a clove or two for plague tablespoo^ of fat from strained Spread the garlic paste on the puree until smooth. Add the iS-r English muffins. Quickly return protection. Even though early With pork producers pan juice. Mix juices with 3 remaining tomato and cheese ml.Prices Dinner settlers discovered a wild garlic in responding to Americans’ call tablespoons flour. Cook on wine sauce in the saute pan to a and continue mixing until all Specials the Colonies, the European for leaner porkers, this is both a medium heat until thick and boil and reduce by about half, or ingredients are totally pureed. haven’t WONG’S variety that we know had an smooth. Gradually whisk in 1 'A until slightly thickened. Pour iMjlijels Weekly flavorful and healthful recipe. It With the blender running, changed in uphill battle to win wide also screams “GARLIC!” cups water or milk. Stir until sauce over muffins. Before slowly add the oil until a 254 Broad Street, Manchester RESTAURANT 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN acceptance. thickened. Season with salt and serving, sprinkle with the creamy, mayonnaise-like AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE For more than 200 years it GARLIC ROAST PORK pepper and additional thyme. reserved parsley. consistency is reached. Cover' Are you looking for a caterer? TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS was only popular around the 5-7-pound pork roast Serve. and set aside. Gulf of Mexico, where French, 10 garlic cloves, peeled Orange-thyme sauce: Heat 3 HINTS Nikki’s now offers catering for: Head Chef • Chef Wong Spanish and African-Caribbean I tablespoon thyme tablespoons water and dissolve Try substituting a good, dry HINTS influences were strong. I teaspoon salt 1 'A tablespoons confectioners’ red for the white wine Pistou is best made at least • Family Reunions • Weddings • Parties 875-0661 Elsewhere, garlic was the stuff 'A tea.’ipoon black pepper sugar in it. Cook syrup. Add '/< mentioned above. The result will one day ahead. of foreigners, popular only in 3 tablespoons unsalted cup fresh orange juice, 1 be richer and more robust. It can be used for flavoring all • Office Parties • Birthdays • Bar Mitzvahs ethnic neighborhoods of large You can add equal portions of Mon. Thur 11:30 - 10 pm cities. butter, softened at room teaspoon orange zest and 'A cup kinds of foods. Try it with Post Road Plaia temperature cider vinegar. Refrigerate. Make chopped chives, basil or tarragon pasta, soups, in sauces, on Any Occasion! 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. & Sat. 11:30 • II pm American food writer Waverly Sunday 12:00 noon - Preheat oven to 450F. Trim a day before using. with the parsley garnish at sandwiches or on roast meat. (Rte. 30N). Vernon Root had a significant serving time. Quality Food at the Best Prices! (1-M Exit 65) 10 pm observation. When he made any excess fat from pork. Slice Try this unusual recipe at your While not traditional, create S of the garlic cloves into thin next brunch. It’s proof that The finished muffins can be other pistou-like condiments France his home in 1927, only dusted with grated cheese, such Don’t forget our daily lunch and dinner specials at dirty stateside laborers proudly slivers; reserve the other S. garlic given gentle treatment will using fresh herbs such as thyme, the restaurant with something for every taste! i r ' i z i f ate garlic. However, when he With a small, sharp knife, make reward you with gentle flavor. as Parmesan or Romano and tarragon .or even parsley. ■ Monday, Ji WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 19. 1986 SU A hig N eig h bo r we By George L FOR L ife . Herald Repo The Gerald was aware of Manchester t gaily collectei to force a Mr but did nothin the vote, the plaint to polic tion of the ma Gertrude S ilMDi (i Republican c c- voters whose m '■ • V i ifiij petitioning ef m : recent arrest u f l .'i v ; including tow Ferguson ant said this morr 11. Labriola’s so tions one wee reports about led to the i x m primary. 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