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21 36 Patriok Flynn/ManolwMtr Harald 85 HAZARDOUS JOB — Two workers from Tri S Inc. of Ellington clean go up a hazardous chemical that spilled inside a truck that was making a 15 delivery to Economy Electric on Tolland Turnpike Friday morning. The workers are Tom Pappalardo (in the truck) and Ron Murach. The truck driver and two Economy Electric employees were taken to Manchester tar ^fmmpaign Memorial Hospital but suffered no apparent ill effects from exposure to the chemical. 1

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By David Espo . be four years from now if we try to get Dole, once the vice president’s “ We have 25 days” to Election Day, 1. Which college degree is popularly linked with The Associated Press by on Mr. Bush’s diet of old chestnuts, harshest primary campaign critic: he said at the breakfast meeting with fried chicken? new baloney and the same old voodoo " It seems to me George Bush is going Jackson, "25 of the most important LL.D. M.D. D.D. D.D.S. to win this election and he’s going to days in the political history of this f/A. A confident George Bush launched stew.” 2. Which type of potato has been served the longest his stretch drive for the White House A presidential preference poll by win it by a big margin, particularly in country.” He said Bush’s campaign use of time? on Friday on the wings of a highly the Los Angeles Times immediately the Electoral College.” SHOESTRING BROASTED acclaimed debate performance. De­ following the debate found Bush Sen. Phil Gramm told a television Willie Horton, a Massachusetts pri­ BAKED MASHED mocrat Michael Dukakis vigorously leading Dukakis 52 percent to 42 interviewer on NBC, “If I were soner who escaped while on furlough and brutalized a Maryland couple, 3. Which maternal phrase is usually most popular attacked his rival but conceded, "The percent. working for Michael Dukakis I’d be with children? road ahead of us is going to be tough.” A CBS News survey echoed two sending out resumes this morning.” was an effort to divert attention from GET WASHED BEDTIME GRAVE SEARCH — Bush campaigned in California earlier surveys Thursday night that Sen. Dan Quayle, the man who the vice president’s "pathetic” record SOUP'S ON TURN OFF TV beneath a large helium balloon found Bush had beaten Dukakis in the would be vice president, also touted on drugs and crime. Jerry Carlisle, with Contrary to his ebullience in the 4. John Barleycorn’s first Biblical victim was reading “ Say goodnight Mike." Party debate. The CBS survey found Bush Bush’s performance and took a shot at days after the first campaign debate ADAM ABRAHAM NOAH DAVID cap at right, digs at leaders radiated optimism about his the victor 48-25, and found he was Dukakis. He said the Democrat 5. A "squeeze play" is usually associated with a the grave of his chances tor victory while aides supported for the presidency by a lacked the "common courtesy” to say Sept. 25, this time Dukakis offered no claim of victory in Thursday night’s BIRDIE PUNT LAYUP BUNT father in Cross warned against overconfidence in the margin of 54-43. something nice about Bush when given an invitation to do so by a debate encounter. His aides sought to shift Plains, Tenn., to final three weeks of the race. A larger sample was examined than Answers in Classified section Dukakis, campaigning with run­ just the debate viewers, and of those questioner. attention away from instant polls search for signs of a ning mate Lloyd Bentsen, ripped into who did not watch the debate there Dukakis was up early for a rare rating Bush the easy winner. Confidant John Sasso said the casket or vault. Bush with a vigor unseen in his was no change in their support, CBS appearance with former primary Massachusetts governor "scored with Graves in Cross debate-night performance. He cited said. The last CBS poll found the opponent Jesse Jackson and had a Connecticut Weather the undecided and swing voters last Bush’s record on the environment, Republican ticket leading 50 percent rally with vice presidential running Plains are being evening,” in the second and final drugs, taxes and a variety of other to 46 percent. mate Lloyd Bentsen arranged for presidential debate of the campaign. examined out of fear issues and said, “ Think of where we’ll Said Senate Republican Leader Bob later in the day. Manchester and vicinity: Partly sunny and that funeral director milder Saturday. High 60 to 65. Wind southwest around 10 mph, becoming light and variable by Bobby Wilks carried evening. Saturday night, increasing cloudiness. out improper burials. Low 40 to 45. Mostly cloudy Sunday with high in the Other Carlisle family 8th directors 50s. members observe the West coastal, east coastal: Partly sunny Saturday digging on Thursday. meet on pact, with high 60 to 65. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph, AP photo becoming light and variable by evening. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low around 50. Sunday, partly cloudy. High near 60. Survivors shocked, saddened stay ‘hopeful’

Northwest hills: Partly sunny and milder By Alex Girelll Saturday. High around 60. Wind southwest around Manchester Herald 10 mph, becoming light north by evening. Saturday as opened graves reveal scam night, increasing cloudiness. Low 40 to 45. Sunday, Directors of the Eighth Utilities District met for mostly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of an afternoon Bv Connie Cass At least 14 graves in Robertson Flatt told authorities he and other an hour in executive session Friday night to discuss shower. High 55 to 60. The Associated Press and Sumner counties, north of pallbearers left but stayed out of an agreement with the town over fire and sewer Nashville, had been opened, sight nearby. They said Wilks jurisdiction and assets but none of the directors CROSS PLAINS, Tenn. - Anx­ authorities said. tossed flower pots into the grave would comment in detail after the session. iiMEOICj ious relatives opened kinfolks’ At least two caskets were found and never put the vault on the District President Thomas Landers, asked after graves Friday after several fami­ /:i Lottery buried on their sides, and one was casket. the meeting about the possibility of reaching lies discovered that their loved left open with an arm hanging Wilks was charged with fraud accord, said, “ We are hopeful.” ones had been buried with trash in out, witnesses said. At least 10 and attempting to commit a District Directors Samuel Longest said simply, their coffins or with no coffin at caskets contained trash, and one felony, and was released on bond. “ We are not deadlocked.” Connecticut daily Friday; 119. Play Four: WU. all. body was uncovered with no His son, Gary Wilks, also was Longest has been negotiating an agreement with Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: Z, 9 .19,19,39, St. Some families who hired fun­ casket at all. arrested then and charged with Manchester Mayor Peter DlRosa since the eral director Bobby Wilks have The Robertson County Health larceny, authorities said. beginning of the year. He said Friday night that he found bottles, newspapers, dis­ Department issued 23 disinter­ Since then, at least 10 more has no specific appointment to meet again with carded flower arrangements and ment permiu by early Friday families have filed complaints, DrRosa, but he said there will be further meetings. Index bags of hair in caskets. Some afternoon and had calls inquiring Robertson County Sheriff Bill The session was held Friday night, he said, caskets were not protected by about permits, secretary Norman said. because John D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s legal vaults that had been paid for. Paulette Cowan said. That does Business _ . 33-34 Local news. Wilks, 52, was arrested again :i counsel, will- not be available Monday when the "One (corpse) had an old metal not necessarily reflect how many Churches , Obituaries— Friday by Robertson (^unty . directors will hold their regular meeting. flower pot on top of his head. It Classified . O pinion. graves were being opened; she sheriffs’ deputies when he The notice for Friday’s execuUve session said it C o m ic s ____ Senior Citizens. was like he (Wilks) was mad at said a permit is not required if checked out of the Tennessee was called to discuss pending litigation with the PMrlck Flynn/MinchMt*r Harald Connecticut. Sports . .41-48 them all," said gravedigger relatives seek disinterment. (Christian Medical Center in Mad­ town. The town and the district have filed suits Focus______.17-32 U.S./World. . 10-11 Darrell Dowdell. Wilks, who served as a Robert­ ison, Robertson County C3iief against each other in connection with sewer service STAY BACK — Deputy Chief William ground, workers from Tri S Inc. of Wilks was charged Friday in son County commissioner several Deputy Milton Frederick. in the area over which the district has jurisdiction. Griffin of the Town of Manchester Fire Ellington wear protective suits as they nearby Springfield with six years ago, was admired and “ We bad made arrangements The town suit challenges the district’s right to counts of obtaining money under respected by the community, Department watches the the scene of a clean up the chemical that spilled from a to make the arrest when he was decide how it will hook a trunk line into the town s barrel inside the truck. Manrlirstpr lirrald false pretenses, authorities said. Bonnie Clinard of Springfieid said released,” Frederick said. (Cen­ system. The district suit challenges the rates set by chemical spill at Economy Electric on Arraignment is scheduled as she watched exhumations in ter officials refused to discuss the town to treat district sewage in the town s Tolland Turnpike Friday. In the back- Monday. the Cross Plains (Cemetery. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 13 why Wilks was there. Wilks did sewage plant. . The family of Ollie Carter “ I ’ve known him all my life," not reply when asked for com­ The agreement, whose broad terms but not details watched while his grave at she said. “ There wasn’t nothing Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher ment while being led away. have been made public, would end the need for Pleasant Grove United Methodist he wouldn’t do for nobody. People After his arrest Friday, Wilks No one hurt in chem spin litigation. Qtiorge T . Chappell Sheldon Cohen Church was uncovered, revealing didn’t give him nothing but a good was held in lieu of $82,500 bond in It was reported that much of the discussion EdHor Compoelng Maneger that a protective vault bought by name. For him to do something The chemical, polyoxypropylene diamine, a Denise A. Roberts Hobart H. Hubbard Robertson (^unty. Friday centered on the disputes over sewer No one was injured Friday when a small his survivors was not installed like this is crazy.” respiratory and skin irritant, was in a 55-gallon Advertising Director Pressroom Managsr But if he posts bond, he will problems. amount of a hazardous chemical spilled inside a Jsanne O. Fromsrth over his casket. drum that apparently spilled in the back of the Frank J. McSwsegan Dowdell, the gravedrigger, quickly be back in custody. Town and district legal representatives began in truck during a delivery to Economy Electric Businaaa Managsr Circulation Director They said their case was said Wilks had been burying truck on its way to Economy Electric, Hughes Sumner County Chief of Detec­ early September to work out a draft of the Supply Inc. at 428 Tolland Turnpike. similar to those described by about 60 people a year in said. tives George Farmer said Wilks agreement satisfactory to both sides, a process they The truck driver, George Titus, 41, of other customers of Barber Fun­ Robertson and Sumner counties Published dally sxcspt Sunday and certain holidays by the is charged there with one count of described as “ fine tuning,” but no new details have Cumberland. R.I., and two Economy Electric The spill was discovered when the driver and Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Placs, Manchastsr. eral Home, who say Wilks asked for about 20 years. larceny by use of false pretenses, been revealed since that process began. employees, Stanley Cottle, 32, of 153 Avery St,, employees opened the back of the truck. Deputy Conn. 06040. Second class poataga paid at Manchastsr, Conn. them to leave the gravesite Wilks, from Milldale in Robert­ Poatmastar Sand address changes to ths Manchester Herald, and that his officers would pick up Broadly described, the agreement provides that and Dale Avery, 29, of Ellington, were taken by Fire Marshal Rudy Kissmann said. The driver before the caskets were lowered son County, was first arrested P.O. Box 661, Manchastsr. Conn. 06040. Wilks as soon as they are alerted the district will buy the town-owned fire station on ambulance to Manchester Memorial Hospital as then parked the truck in a sandy area across It you don’t reoalve your Hsrald by 8 pm . weekdays or 7:30 into the ground and covered. Oct. 7 after survivors of Danny by Robertson County authorities Tolland Turnpike to use for providing fire protection a precautionary measure, said Capt, Jack from Economy. Kissmann said. a.m. Saturdays, please lalaphona your carrier. If you’re unable "Honey would drip out of his Pitt told authorities Wilks buried to reach your carriar, call aubscribar ssrvics at 047-8646 by 6 that Wilks has made bond. to the Buckland area. The town will buy the right to Hughes of the Town of Manchester Fire The state Department of Environmental p.m. waskdaya lor delivery In Manchester. mouth,” said Ann Carter, the body without the $375 vault Sheriff’s Detective Ed Nichol­ construct and maintain a trunk sewer that will serve Department. Protection was called to the scene, Hughes said. Suggaatad carrier rataa are 61.80 weekly. $7.70 for ons daughter-in-law of Ollie Carter. they purchased to cover the son said it was possible that more the Pavilions at Buckland Hills, a large shoiyiing A hospital spokeswoman said the three men mqrtth. $23.10 for three months. $40.20 for six months and "H e would come over and put his casket. Tri S Inc. of Ellington cleaned up the spill and $62.40 for orw ysar. charges would be filed against mall under construction. The town would also build were treated and discharged. She said the three arm around you and say it would Family members became sus­ placed the leaking drum inside another drum, Tha Manchaalsr Hsrald la a member of the Associated Press, Wilks in Robertson County be­ a sewer on Slater Street, part of it to be maintained suffered no apparent ill effects from exposure to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, tha New England Press be best if the fam ily didn’t see the picious when Wilks asked them to Hughes said. cause more relatives of people he by the district and part by the town. The financial the chemical. Association and the New England Newspaper Asaodallon. casket put in the ground and the leave before Pitt’s casket was had buried had discussed filing terms have not been disclosed. dirt thrown on top." lowered into a grave. Donald complaints. t » * r . . ^ • Calendar Murder hearing continued Local News in Brief Three firms get dumping OK A pre-trial hearing Thursday rington said the pre-trial hearing sexually assaulted. There are for a Manchester man charged in was continued for further discus­ other suspects in the case, which Manchester connection with the 1986 rape and sion, but would not disclose the is still under investigation, police Talk on DWI slated Monday murder of a Wallingford woman details of ’Thursday’s hearing. said. until Oct. 27 court hearing Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center was continued in New Haven Assistant Public Defender Su­ Wallingford and Manchester The dangers and consequences of driving while san Hankins, who represents police arrested Ireland Aug. 11 at intoxicated will be discussed in a presentation for hearing room, 7 p.m. Superior Court to Oct. 27. By Andrew Yorkovsky of town. They said that,some of property at 260 Tolland Turnpike Eighth Utilities District, Mayfair Gardens. 7:30 Kenneth F. Ireland Jr., 18, of Ireland, also would not comment his home, police said. Ireland parents on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Manchester Herald the garbage being dumped by reportedly lived in Manchester High School. and the operator of a transfer p.m. 23B Esquire Drive. Manchester, on the details of the hearing. Anco was the residue of a station and recycling facility is being held in New Haven jail on Wallingford police said Pelkey with his mother for one year. The talk is co-sponsored by Manchester Safe A temporary court order has recycling operation run by N/S there, Squillante said Friday. He ’Tuesday $300,000 bond, facing charges of was working alone the night of Rides, the Manchester Police Department and the been granted to three related Realty, which shares headquar­ said the company is owned by him Housing Subcommittee. Lincoln Center hearing felony murder, first-degree con­ Sept. 2, 1986 at the R.S. Molding law and order classes at the high school. Manchester companies that pre­ ters with Anco at 260 Tolland and his father, Nunzio Squillante. room, 7 p.m. and Manufacturing Co. of Wal­ Similar presentations were given to high school spiracy to commit sexual assault EMERGENCY vents the town from barring them ’Turnpike. Human Relations Commission. Municipal Build­ and first-degree burglary in lingford, and was found mur- Fire — Police — Medicai students during United States history classes. A third company. Admiral He would not disclose the ing coffee room. 8 p.m. from disposing recycling residue ownership of Anco or Admiral. connection with the rape and deretl by a co-worker the next in the town landfill, the executive Trucking Inc., is also located at Wednesday murder of Barbara Pelkey, 30, of morning. DIAL 911 Asthma symposium set officer of the companies said 260 Tolland Turnpike. The complaint seeking the Commission for the Disabled. Senior Citizens Wallingford. Police said she had been beaten In Manchester Friday. Angelo Squillante, the execu­ order, which was written by Center. 7:30 p.m. State’s Attorney Michael Dea- around the head and neck and Manchester Memorial Hospital will hold a The town issued a letter of tive officer for the three compan­ Stamford attorney Jeffrey S. Housing Authority. Bluefield Drive. 7:30 p.m. symposium Sunday on living with a child’s asthma. warning to one of the companies, ies, said Friday that a Rockville Stephens, says that the waste The symposium will be held at the hospital from 1 Anco Inc. of 260 Tolland Turn­ Superior Court judge on Thurs­ from N/S Realty is generated Thursday to 5 p.m. Experts on children’s asthma will speak on pike, on Oct. 4 for the alleg^ day had agreed to issue the order within the town and that the town Board of Directors comment session. Municipal subjects such as medication, parenting a child with dumping of out-of-town garbage to prevent the town from barring is obligated to provide for the Building, 6:30 p.m. How 18 years of building a asthma and where to go for assistance. in the town landfill on that same the companies from using the disposal of it. The complaint cites Fair Rent Commission, Lincoln Center hearing Advance registration is requested. For more day. The letter said that the landfill for disposal of the residue the Oct. 4 letter. room, 7 p.m. information, call 643-1223. company’s permit to haul gar­ from N/S Realty. He said a court Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission, reputation in Washington rebuilt bage to the landfill would be hearing is scheduied for Oct. 27. Squillante said that Anco re­ Lincoln Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. suspended and the company fined Town Attorney John W. Cooney ceived two warnings from the Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee Health volunteer needed if it continued to dump out-of- could not be reached for comment town for dumping out-of-town room, 7:30 p.m. town loads. Friday. garbage after Oct. 4. He said that a bridge in Connecticut BOLTON — The Board of Health is seeking a town The dispute began in Sep­ Squillante has said previously Admiral was included in the volunteer to serve on the Board of Directors of the tember, when town officials ques­ that the residue can be dumped at complaint because one of the Visiting Nurse & Home Care of Manchester Inc. tioned whether Anco could dis­ the landfill, whether or not the trucks that allegedly dumped the Andover In 1983, when the Mianus Defending the constitution. The volunteer would be required to attend pose of recycling residue from garbage comes from out of town. out-of-town garbage was regis­ monthly meetings and committee meetings. For garbage that originated from out N/S Realty is the owner of the tered to Admiral. Monday Bridge collapsed, it was Senator Saving loans for college students. more information, call 649-8743. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Lowell Weicker Jr. who had Gaining dignity for the disabled. Tuesday enough clout in Congress to 'His colleagues in Congress Last day for voter registration. Town Office 1-91 closings planned Building. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. secure the $20 million it took to respect him for it. The installation and removal of overhead Dam case to end with nolle Thursday pick up the pieces. transtnission lines over Interstate-91 in Windsorwill Library Board. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. So it’s no surprise that when necessitate the periodic closing of the road Sunday The prosecution will not press charges against water flow diminished, Mayer went to the dam That’s because, besides his disaster struck at home. Senator and the next 11 Sundays. a Manchester man who removed a board from a and removed the board. involvement in the issues that Weicker was able to get help fast. The work by Northeast Utilities will mean the dam at the Oak Grove Nature Center last July in As an outcome of the incident, members of the closing of the road for 15-minute intervals from 6 order to increase the water flow in a brook that staff of the museum met with residents through make headlines. Senator Weicker Here’s just a partial list of passes his house. Bolton a.m. to 10 a.m. State police will be in the area to whose properties the brook passes and urged has been working tirelessly for how Senator Weicker’s clout in control traffic. In Superior Court at Manchester ’Tuesday, the them to contact the museum in the future when Monday prosecutor agreed to enter a nolle on the charges the water level drops too low. Board of Finance. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. 18 years on many matters that Congress won help for Connecticut against Anton F. Mayer of 273 Charter Oak St In a letter to the residents, Steven Ling, Tuesday don’t. in recent years: Soil conservation award after Town Attorney John F. Cooney said the museum director, said that removing boards Last day for voter registration. Community Hall, town had no objection to the nolle. from the dam had caused the water level in the 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. COVENTRY — ’The Tolland County Soil and The charges could be prosecuted anytime Water Conservation District will recognize the pond and consequently in the brook downsteam Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m within the next 13 months if prosecution decides to drop. He said the dam permits Lutz to raise the Wednesday * Ksiahlishcd a major oceans research and * Helped obtain S27 million in grants for for behavioral research facilities at Peracchio family’s Hytone Farm as cooperators of to press them. Planning Commission. Community Hall, 7:30 development center at Avery Point. Gro­ New Haven Rail Line. UCONN. the year at the district’s annual meeting on Oct. 27. level of the pond in the spring so that more water ton. which serves as a fNew York ing. 7:30 p.m. and Kevin Lynch of Vernon were designated working at St. Francis Hospital, examination for radiologic tech­ City boroughs of Manhattan and semi-finalists in the scholarship program. Hartford. nologists on Thursday. Queens. PACs donating State & Region Four employees suspended to McCavanagh Murderer Jailed 60 years in drug probe at HamStan Democratic Rep. James R. McCavanagh, who HARTFORD (AP) — A 25-year-old man convicted represents Manchester’s 12th Assembly District, of murder in a 1987 shooting outside the Prospect WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - going on.” they’re denying them the advice has raised $9,950 so far for his re-election campaign, Cafe in West Hartford has been sentenced to 60 Four employees of Hamilton and counsel of their shop steward, more than half of It from political committees, years in prison. Standard have been suspended Machinists Local 743 President which is clearly a violation of the according to financial statement filed this week Adam M. Zachs. formerly of West Hartford, was indefinitely during an internal Mark Bond charged that the law.” Bond said. with the Secretary of the State. sentenced Thursday by Superior Court Judge investigation of drug use and company has acted improperly Sullivan defended the com ­ McCavanagh is running unopposed. Thomas H. Corrigan, who called the murder a sales at the plant, a company and illegally in searching for pany’s approach, noting that The contributions from committees totaled $5,650, “ senseless killing.” spokesman said Friday. drugs. many of the company’s products the statement says. Contributions from individuals, Zachs was convicted in August of shooting to The investigation has drawn “ What they’re doing is forcing for the aviation and aerospace including anonymous ones, totaled $4,300. death Peter D. Carone on March 22, 1987. The protests from the leaders of employees to empty their industries are “ flight-safety criti­ The amount raised covers the period from July 15 29-year-old former house painter was shot tnrough Machinists Union Local 743, who pockets, their purses, take off cal” and so the company has a to Thursday. McCavanagh’s campaign already had the back following an argument with Zachs. charged that union members their shoes, have their cars responsibility to maintain a drug- $250 on hand at the beginning of that period, the authorities said. may have been denied their searched, and all the while free workplace. statement says. So far the committee has spent constitutional rights while being $1,193.70. NAACP moves convention interrogated and searched. The political committees with the largest Mark Sullivan, Hamilton MERIDEN (AP) — The NAACP has decided to contributions to McCavanagh’s campaign are: Standard’s chief spokesman, said OPEN HOUSES switch its annual state convention from New Haven The Manchester Democratic Town Committee, the continuing investigation by to Meriden, where leaders say they are looking into Saturday, Octobar 15, 1988 * 1-4 PM $750; the Connecticut Lawyers for Excellence in the company’s internal security allegations of racism in city government. Government, Hartford, $500; and the Connecticut department is focused on uncov­ 12 Sunaat Lana -k Bolton Association of Realtors, $500. TTie three-day convention will open Oct. 27 at the Raginild PInto/MinchMtar Harald ering evidence of the sale and Ramada Inn in Meriden, said Ben F. Andrews, The following committees each contributed $250 possession of cocaine by workers. SOMETHING NEW — Jim Orfitelli, left, president of the state chapter of the National to McCavanagh’s campaign; founded in 1926, undergoes a gradual Sullivan said the company’s Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Connecticut Build-Pac, Hartford; COMPA, North and Mike Orfitelli are co-owners of the name change to Orfitelli’s Premium Ice probe began in earnest on Mon­ Andrews said Thursday the NAACP has not made Haven; B-W Better Government, Hartford; Royal Ice Cream Co. They’re introduc­ day, when it told both union Cream Desserts. such a sudden change in the 19 years it has been CPA/CPA, Hartford; Southern New England ing new flavors as the company, leaders and police of its anti-drug holding annual meetings. But he said the change Telephone, New Haven; SAVE PAC, the Savings efforts, and the suspensions fol­ would highlight some of the concerns recently Bank Association of Connecticut, $250; and the lowed. Police aren’t aren’t now raised about racism in Meriden. Connecticut Education Association Political Action involved in the investigation, he Committee, Hartford. ‘MudvHle Ice Cream,’ please said. Be one of the first to view this brand new listing. Decidedly a IBEV 42 P.A.C. of Manchester contributed $100 to He said he didn’t know how the campaign. *Sexed embryo’ is a first family ranch with the versatility of a great room and living or dining By Nancy Concelman The Royal Ice Cream Co. was founded in 1926 many employees have been ques­ room. Several thousand dollars of up-grades within the last few LEBANON, Conn. (AP) — There’ll be no Manchester Herald by Michael A. Orfitelli Sr., who had worked 18 tioned or searched, although he years. Great Bolton location with recreation within walking surprises when a surrogate mother cow at the Four years as manager of the old Manchester Dairy on said it wasn’t a large number. He distance. Don’t pass up this value. Come and enjoy the fall Thompson to ask Winds Farm gives birth to a heifer this March as the They could have called it "Village Charm Summit Street. He is the grandfather of the two declined to discuss whatevidence refreshments. Priced at '145,900.00 result of a sophisticated new technique that allowed Crunch” or ’’Cheney Bros. Coffee and current owners, Jim and Michael. had been uncovered until the Dir: Rt. 44 left on Tolland Rd., right on High Meadow, left on Sunset. home care funds Chocolate.” breeders to determine the embryo’s sex days after it investigation is completed. But when Jim Orfitelli, co-owner of the Royal The company employs 11 people at its 27 was fertilized. "We have a very clear policy, Democratic state Rep. John Thompson, seeking Ice Cream Co., decided to create an ice cream to Warren St. plant. It currently produces about The Four Winds Farm recently sold a half­ which is explained to everyone Sunday, Octobar 16, 1988 k 1-4 PM 135,000 gallons of ice cream a year in the form of re-election in Manchester’s 13th Assembly District, honor the town where his company was founded, interest in the fertilized embryo for $8,000 to a when they come here, that the 6 Tanglawood Lana k Bolton said he will propose a $20,000 addition to the state’s he chose the name “ Mudville Ice Cream.” 2'/i-gallon containers for ice cream parlors, Georgia farm in what is believed to be the first sale possession or consumption of Project Home Share program. The program places Mudville? For Manchester? pre-portioned banquet items and quarts, Orfitelli at public auction of a “sexed embryo.” said. alcohol or drugs on company low-income young people in the homes of elderly “ It’s not meant to be derogatory,” Orfitelli “ It’s very hard to sex an embryo.” said Sharon property is grounds for dismis­ people in need of service. said. "The flavor is a combination of premium Royal makes 30 flavors and specialties like a Moore, an inspector in the livestock division at the sal,” Sullivan said. Thompson, in a news release, said the $20,000 goods.” nutroll, mini mud pie and spumoni, he said. In state Department of Agriculture who oversaw the “ And as a result of our talking would make it possible for the program to open a In fact, the creamy concoction, which consists 1951, Michael Orfitelli Sr. devised and patented a Oct. 2 auction. “ They are guaranteeing” that the to people, a small number ...have satellite office in the Child and Family Services of espresso coffee ice cream, cookies, chocolate metal mold in which spumoni could be frozen, cow will be a female, she said Friday. been put on indefinite suspension offices in Manchester. The satellite office, Thomp­ chips and fudge, was created to herald Royal’s eliminating 80 to 90 percent of the handling Four Winds Farm specializes in Polled Here- while we complete the investiga­ son said, would open the opportunity of home 63-year anniversary in Manchester, which is in necessary to create the dessert. fords. which are prized beef cattle. tion and find out what exactly is sharing to many elderly persons. January. Since its founding, the company has expanded 'Thompson said the program, administered by There are no concrete plans for an anniversary its market from mainly east of the river to all Traffic fatalities increasing Large, complete. In-law suite on lower level. Perfect for teens too. Child and Family Services, a non-profit social celebration, Orfitelli said, but the company plans over the state, Orfitelli said. Though they’ve Upper has 3 more BRs, separate dining, super new screened service agency, now gets a $M,000 grant. to introduce a couple more new flavors. considered moving the plant to another town, WETHERSFIELD (AP) —.Traffic fatalities on Obituaries porch, immaculate throughout. Don't miss this home. Visit today, He called it a cost effective and socially Orfitelli said Mudville is an old nickname for Jim and his brother, both Manchester natives, state highways increased 9 percent from a year ago *199,500 with closing assistance tool advantageous program that has worked well In Manchester, but he isn’t sure where it came would like to stay here even if they move to a with 361 people killed during the first 9 months of OIr: From 384, take 85 south, left on School, right on Hebron, and left Manchester and surrounding towns. from. larger plant, he said. this year, state motor vehicle officials said. Elinor D. Hansen on Tanglewood to sign. Call for Information, 883-1509. Thompson is being opposed in his re-election bid Long-time residents said they’d heard the town But even as the business expands, it’s During the same period a year ago. 325 people had by Republican Susan Buckno. called several things, but never Mudville. returning to its family roots. been killed in 305 accidents, state Department of Elinor D. Hansen, 60, of Glas­ John A. Johnston of Princeton Street, a native Beginning last year, the Orfitellis have Motor Vehicles Commissiner Lawrence F. Del- tonbury, formerly of Manchester, and Manchester history buff, said the name could gradually been changing the company name to Ponte said. died Wednesday (Oct. 12,1988) at SKYLINE VIEW Campaign Notebook have come from a carpenters’ shop on Hartford Orfitelli’s Premium Ice Cream Desserts to keep DelPonte said 53 people were killed in 49accidents Manchester Memorial Hospital. Road that was part of the Cheney Bros, mill up with a trend of using family names for in September, one more than in September 1987. She was the wife of John R. operations. businesses, Orfitelli said. “ We must stop these tragedies on the roadways Hansen. No signs on state land The shop was nicknamed the “ mud mill,” Anyway, Orfitelli’s sounds better, he added. and it can’t be done without the participation of She was bom in Manchester on Johnston said. Last year, the company began marking its every Connecticut motorist.” DelPonte said. March 12, 1928. She was the state Transportation Commissioner William Orfitelli said some people say the name came containers with the new name and putting far this year 53 pedestrians have been killed, daughter of Ward and Astrid (Johnson) Dougan of Bonita Burns has told state and local political party from the condition of the streets or water. “ manufactured by the Royal Ice Cream Co. Inc.” 164 people driving motor vehicles and 80 passengers chairmen that state statutes prohibit posting “ When I created the flavor I didn’t have that in in fine print. and 51 motorcycle operators. Springs, Fla. She had been a resident of Manchester most of political campaign signs on state property along mind,” Orfitelli said. “ We’re releasing Mudville After 63 years as Royal Ice Cream, the change highways. as a celebration of being in town.” will have to be gradual, Orfitelli said. her life before moving to Glaston­ Maneh9»t»r *179,900 Man sought In holdup death Absolutely gorgeous one owner, six year old ranch home In The statutes permit the commissioner to remove bury in 1975. Before retiring, she WATERBURY (AP) — Police are searching fora was employed at Brown’s Flor­ desirable Forest Hills location, only ten minutes from Hartford. This signs that are illegally posted. Bums said he maintenance free home features master bedroom suite, two full realized the signs are an expense to candidates and former Waterbury resident suspected in the ists as a wedding consultant. Besides her husband and par­ baths, walkout basement, landscaped private setting. SPECIAL does not want to detroy them deliberately. But he Rep. Fusscas gets support shooting death of a man during a holdup of a social ents, she is survived by a son, FIN AN CIN G AVAILABLE. Call for details. 875-1678, 646-1615. said maintenance personnel will remove the signs club Isst wcclc without notifying the candidates. House Minority Leader Robert is opposed by Democrat John CALDWELL John Hoffler, 43, who grew up in Waterbury but Martin Hansen of Manchester; a Jaekle, R-Stratford, and Senate Quinn of Hebron. whose last known address was in New Haven, is daughter, Mrs. Andrea Clancy of Buckno plans statement Minority Leader Reginald Smith, OIL INC. charged in an arrest warrant with felony murder in Manchester; two brothers, Roger R-New Hartford, praised State Jaekle said, “ Peterhasbeenan the killing of Robert “ Butch” Clark on Saturday, Dougan of Manchester and Ri- integral part of the leadership of E)EANNE Republican Susan Buckno, who is challenging Rep. Peter Fusscas, R- police said Friday. chai^ Dougan of Seattle, Wash.; Democratic Rep. John W. Thompson for the 13th Marlborough, at a fund-raiser the House of Representatives and Clark was gunned down and another man pistol a sister, Dorothy Clubb of Bonita I am here today to endorse his .61* Springs; and three Assembly District seat in Manchester, will hold a held recently at the Blackledge whipped after four armed men burst into a news conference on day care at the Legislative Country Club in Hebron. re-election effort...” p«r gal. C. O. D. granddaughters. 150 gal. minimum purchaaa neighborhood social club on Walnut Street in Office Building in Hartford on Monday. Fusscas is seeking his fifth Besides part of Manchester. the Waterbury. The funeral will be today at 1 U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn., will be at the term in the 55th Assembly Dis­ 55th District is made up of Clark was killed when he apparently began p.m. from the Holmes Funeral a n s conference, along with state Rep. Robert G. Jaekle, trict, which includes the 3rd Andover, Bolton, Hebron, and 649-8841 arguing with the robbers and failed to obey their Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be ^ 683-1509 Prtcm Subject to Chi R-Stratford. the House minority leader. Voting District in Manchester. He Marlborough. 'wSSm orders, authorities said. in East Cemetery. ttr, 'y— r Bishops urge Catholics to learn about AIDS UConn VP denies wrongdoing

HARTFORD (AP) — Six Catholic bishops from Bennett, who works at the Episcopal Diocese enable us to understand realistically the dangers of Connecticut on Friday issued their first unified communications office, said that religious groups AIDS, while at the same time avoding unrealistic but gives up financiai controis statement on AIDS, releasing a pastoral letter that have been very active in working with AIDS fears and prejudices which are caused by urges followers to learn about the deadly disease victims. For instance, two out of four planned AIDS misunderstanding and misinformation,” the bi­ dollars into the University of Casteen said Mulvihill’s remo­ and minister to those afflicted with the virus. residences are being coordinated by religious shops said. By Brent Laymon The bishops also urged Catholics to lobby groups, he said. The Associated Press Connecticut Foundation Inc. in val from overseeing financial In addition to learning about the disease, the matters will provide him with the legislators to supply money for research, treatment In the pastoral letter, the Catholic bishops said violation of state law. bishops said Catholics could show their support for STORRS — The director of the The foundation is a private opportunity to prepare a defense facilities and "morally acceptable" prevention there is a growing body of lierature on AIDS AIDS victims through prayer. They noted that Pope programs. available. University of Connecticut Health corporation headed by the univer­ against the charges levied in the John Paul II alluded to the need for prayer in an Center on Friday relinquished sity’s director of development. It auditors’ report. "The challenge to Catholics in this state is a clear “ Becoming better informed about AIDS would address he gave in San Francisco in 1987. one. Do we not have a duty to imitate Jesus by responsibility for the center’s was established to solicit money Casteen praised Mulvihill’s reaching out our hands and hearts to our broken and financial matters while allega­ from private sources for the management of the health center suffering brothers and sisters?” the letter asked. tions of financial mismanage­ benefit of all university pro­ during his eight-year tenure, Among those signing the letter was Hartford ment are investigated. grams. Much of the money comes saying he had eliminated a $20 Roman Catholic Archbishop John F. Whealon, who Dr. James Mulvihill, UConn’s from pharmaceutical companies million deficit and put the center has been outspoken in his criticism of a new state vice president for health affairs paying the health center for on firm financial footing. AIDS advertising campaign that advocates the use and director of the health center research. Milvihill will continue to carry of condoms by sexually active adults to prevent the in Farmington, denied any Principal blame for the out his other duties as director. spread of the disease. wrongdoing, but said in a letter to “ abuses, mistakes and viola­ Whealon has said the campaign violates tradi­ university President John T. tions” was placed on Mulvihill. The trustees aiso voted to tional morals, arguing that abstinence should be the Casteen III that his stepping who was responsible until Fri­ accept Casteen’s recommenda­ focus of the state message. aside would avoid any “ appear­ day’s action for “ all monies and tion to appoint one of his assist­ His stance has placed him at odds with some ance of impropriety” during the funds” of the health center, under ants, Thomas Poppiewell. to Protestant leaders who have supported the university’s investigation. university bylaws. oversee the financial affairs of advertising campaign, although they agree that UConn’s Board of Trustees, Investigators also also singled the UConn foundation. abstinence is the only sure way to prevent the Car Wash meeting for the first time since out Richard C. Tilton, director of The report by the auditors and spread of AIDS. 344 Broad St. the allegations were raised last the health cetner’s mlchrobiology the attorney general focused on Others signing the pastoral letter were Bishop week, voted unanimously to put division, and Raymond C. Ryan, what investigators described as Walter W. Curtis of Bridgeport, Bishop Daniel P. Manchester the center’s financial affairs the division’s associate director. “ a long history of misclassifica- Reilly of Norwich, Aux ’x :; shop Peter A. Rosazzaof under Casteen’s control during The two men engaged in “ in a tion and misuse of state funds of Hartford and Auxiliary Bishop Paul S. Loverde of W e’ll Make You Look /. the probe involving the the health number of improper or quesition- financial transactions which Hartford, all Roman Catholics. AP photo center and the University of able financial and other activi­ were improper, illegal, wides­ The final signer was Bishop Basil H. Losten of the Connecticut Foundation Inc. ties,” including receipt of con­ pread and continuous.” Ukranian Catholic Diocese of Stamford. Like A SUIT SETTLED — George Mendosa of “ I wish to make it clear that I sulting and other fees that “ Each individual diocese probably has an AIDS Middletown, R.I., who claimed to be the did not personally benefit from properly belonged to the univer­ task force, but this is the first time they have gotten kissing sailor in the famous V-J Day any funds entrusted to the state, sity. Lieberman said. together to express the need for Christian service to Million picture in Life magazine, has settled his the university, the health center Investigators charged that Til­ people with AIDs," said the Rev. Thomas J. Barry, or the University of Connecticut ton used money from the founda­ Whealon’s assistant. federal lawsuit against Time Inc. Foundation.” Mulvihill said in a tion for Christmas parties, travel, Beth Weinstein, head of the AIDS unit at the state Bucks!!! statement to the trustees. meals and expenses related to his Department of Health Services, said the call to “ I am confident that I will be sailboat. action was “ terrific.” Manchester now has the finest full service carwash facility in exonerated from any allegations On Wednesday, Casteen froze The Rev. Thaddeus Bennett, director of the AIDS Kissing saiior of wrongdoing once the entire the health center’s financial the country! per gal. C. O. D. record is examined,” he said. records and launched adminis­ Ministry Program, an ecumenical ministry, said, 150 gal. minimum purchase “ It’s exciting that the (Catholic) dioceses in The Gentle Touch Car Wash has completed its six month Attorney General Joseph I. trative proceedings against an Connecticut are making these statements." Lieberman and state auditors unspecified number of faculty renovation and we want to clean your car inside and out. setties his suit charged last week that Mulvihill members accused of misconduct. 649-8841 and some faculty members at the He .said he was barred by Prtcw Subject to Chmng0 Priest imprisoned New Features Include: health center systematically university policy from identify­ over V-J photo steered hundreds of thousand of ing those facing discipline. for embezziement •Full Service Car Wash with “on line” interior cleaning Wmmkfy •All new frictionless NOTHIN’ TOUCHIN’® equipment PROVIDENCE, R.I. 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Israeli troops kill 1, wound 6 WASHINGTON (AP) — Here are important related misdemeanor convictions. drug bill with provisions in the $2.6 billion drug bill the Senate Requires random and other types of testing for JERUSALEM (AP) — Protesters hurling bottles passed Friday on an 87-3 vote: employees of the airline, railroad and trucking and rocks clashed with Israeli troops across the industries. occupied territories Friday, the army said. Arab ■ ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS: sources and Israel radio said one Palestinian was death penalty Establishes a federal “ drug czar,” a Cabinet- level National Drug Control Policy Office whose ■ PENALTIES: killed and five wounded. Allows capital punishment for participants in director is appointed by the president and Soldiers demolished five homes and sealed drug schemes who kill civilians or law officers. another belonging to Palestinians suspected of WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate passed a confirmed by the Senate and which would develop and enforce federal drug policies. Imposes stricter penalties for drug offenders, assassinating an alleged Israeli collaborator last campaign-year drug bill on Friday that would including life imprisonment for people convicted To thwart money laundering, requires sellers week, the army command said. expose traffickers who kill to the death penalty, of three drug felonies, stiffer sentences for drug of traveler's or cashier’s checks to keep records The Palestine Liberation Organization's main­ funnel more money to treatment programs and offenses involving minors, and doubling of stream Fatah group claimed responsibility for bolster law enforcement agencies across the on people who purchase such checks for more than $3,000 in cash. mandatory minimum penalties for drug offenses killing three alleged collaborators in the West Bank country. committed with a firearm. city of Nablus and warned that others cooperating The two-year, $2.6 billion measure passed on a ■ LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES: Allows public housing projects to evict tenants with Israel would be killed. S7-3 vote and contained grist for everyone’s Provides $676 million and. 3,287 new law who violate drug laws. Palestinians stayed away from their jobs and campaign mill. Conservatives got the capital enforcement agents for several federal agencies, Requires revocation of passports of convicted closed their shops in accordance with a strike order AP photo ounishment provision and stiffer penalties for including $12 million for the Immigration and drug traffickers or money launderers. from underground pro-PLO and Islamic leaders. trafficking and possession, along with an extension Naturalization Service, $49 million and 609 agents APPLAUSE — British Prime Minister Brighton, England. In her keynote Exposes people possessing even a small West Bank cities resembled ghost towns. of mandatory drug testing to transportation for the Drug Enforcement Administration; $25 amount of drugs to the possibility of fines of up to Margaret Thatcher acknowledges the speech, Thatcher urged Britons to industry workers and federal parolees. million and 522 agents for the FBI; $205 million $10,000, and the loss of federal benefits such as applause of delegates after speaking maintain a “generous society” and Liberals managed to tone down provisions that for new federal prisons; $36 million for 757 new student loans and farm assistance. Reagan would call session Friday on the last day of the annual promised the next U.S. president that would have broadened the right of police to conduct U.S. attorneys; $84 million for new equipment searches and limited prisoners’ abilities to appeal and 435 drug agents for the Coast Guard; $88 ■ TREATMENT PROGRAMS: WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan said Conservative Party conference in Britain would remain a staunch ally. their sentences. They also inserted language million to the Customs Service for 435 more Provides $1 billion for new treatment Friday he “ would not hesitate” to call Congress ensuring that 60 percent of the bill’s money would be agents and equipment; and $33 million for Border programs. back in special session if the Contra rebels are directed to prevention and treatment programs and Patrol equipment and 435 additional officers. Money would be provided for construction and threatened, a statement apparently designed to iust 40 percent to law enforcement. Provides $275 million for grants to state and renovation of treatment facilities; to schools to keep the rebels' hopes alive until a, new president Gorbachev starts taking steps .Objections to the bill came from liberal local law enforcement agencies. train professionals in drug abuse treatment can take up their cause. lawmakers who argued that it contained provisions ■ DRUG TES'nNG: training; to businesses for programs for Reagan's message to Capitol Hill had been that sounded strong but would likely do little to stem Establishes mandatory drug testing for people employees; and to train teachers who conduct anticipated for days, following acknowledgments the use of drugs by millions of Americans. on probation from federal felonies or drug- classes in drug abuse prevention. from both White House officials and GOP to dismantle collective farms “ Just to grow hair on your chest here on the lawmakers that prospects were nil for obtaining a MOSCOW (AP) — President bloody drive in the late 1920s to of peasants and giving them more Senate floor so you can send out press releases back $16.5 million cache of weapons for the rebels in the Mikhail S. Gorbachev has chosen borne and tell everybody how tough you are on drugs waning days of the 100th Congress. collectivize farms by forcing control over the land under the individiual farmers as the agents is no solution,” said Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark. “ It A special session is considered very unlikely. individual farmers into state- New Economic Policy in the early for boosting food production, no owned and run enterprises. 1920s. is a multi-faceted problem and the solutions are But White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater longer relaying on the collective Gorbachev wants a system in Without blaming collectiviza­ •nulti-faceted." said the administration wanted to send the message system built with the blood of Senators will now have to shape a compromise that one of Reagan's most passionate causes is not which families or small groups tion by name, Gorbachev said the millions of Soviets. can lease land, choose their own agricultural system had “ torn the measure with members of the House, which passed Sniqiper being abandoned in the final days of his In a major speech published a harsher version of the bill on Sept. 22. Leaders of administration. crops and keep most of the man from the land, from the Friday on the front pages of profits. There have been experi­ means of production.” He said the two chambers hope a final version will be Soviet newspapers, Gorbachev ments along these lines, and he people were driven away from completed next week, which would allow Congress No foes in Polish cabinet didn't say outright that collectivi­ made clear he wanted the na­ farms and into the city in search to adjourn for the year and let legislators campaign zation was a mistake and should tion's whole agrarian sector to of more consumer goods and 'or re-election boasting about a law-and-order \r WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Prime Minister be scrapped. move along that path. better housing. anti-drug bill. Mieczyslaw Rakowski said Friday that efforts to His stress, however, was no He did not mention Stalin in his Gorbachev, the son of a south­ White House officials distributed a statement to longer on the collectively run senators Friday saying President Reagan include the opposition in his new Cabinet have speech, which was delivered ern Russian peasant and the ModrI R24I failed, but that political reform can proceed without farms or on those owned and Wednesday to farmers and Com­ Communist Party's top agricul­ strongly supports enactment of a sound, prudent, Solidarity. operated by the state. They have munist Party officials, but ture official before being named and effective anti-drug bill substantially like the Rakowski spoke at his first news conference as been the backbone of Soviet praised Soviet founder Vladimir general secretary in 1985, made House-passed version without further delay.” prime minister just after Parliament voted 363-1 agriculture since Josef Stalin's I. Lenin for recognizing the vaiue clear that there are no plans to do Lawmakers also must decide how to pay for the with no abstentions to approve a Cabinet made up away with state-run farms. orograms the legislation creates. Lawmakers and mostly of members of the ruling Polish United “ A person's desire to own land aides say Congress might consider a separate bill I' V Workers' (Communist) Party. and resources, to create his own next week or in 1989 that would actually provide the f m “ In my opinion (opposition) entry into the Yugoslavia will relax family farm, does not contradict money — and add to the deficit. goverment would have changed quite strongly the socialism, comrades. Such an The 609-page bill was written by senators from political situation in Poland and created a new owner will work on land which is both parties over a four-month period. But over the situation favorable to the idea of national its austerity program public property,” he said. last several days, lawmakers submitted more than reconciliation,” Rakowski said. Gorbachev's implicit criticism 100 amendments, some of them unrelated to illicit Rakowski said he had offered posts to Catholic BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) move was expected to be ratified of collectivization has become drugs but offered because the bill could be the last to church adviser Witold Trzeciakowski, independent — The government announced Monday. more obvious in his recent pass Congress this year. Save^to^lSOi economist Julian Auleytner, Catholic intellectual plans Friday to ease an unpopu­ Deputy Premier Janez Zeml- speeches. A year ago, he ac­ Thus, the legislation was expected to include Compact 3-hp. 20" path. Reg. *499 Two-alage. 5-hp, 24" path. 4 forward Two-atage. 8-hp. 25" oath, 6 forward Andrzej Micewski and journalist Alexander lar austerity program, three days jaric said Yugoslavia would knowledged that “ excesses” language requiring warning labels on alcoholic speeds plus reverse. Reg. *849. speeds plus reverse. Reg. '1099. Paszynski. before it meets to consider import $600 million in emergency marred the transition from pri­ beverage containers, inducing police to seize the widespread demands for resigna­ staples — triple the amount vate farming to collectivization of drivers’ licenses of drunken drivers on the spot, and Now *469. S a v e ‘ 30. N o W *759. Save*90. N o W *979. Save *120. tions in its leadership. announced Oct. 8 by the govern­ agriculture, though he called banning the sale or possession of plastic guns that Indians acquitted in takeover The Central Committees of four ment — to ease the worst collectivization “ a transforma­ cannot be detected by screening devices. of Yugoslavia's six republics and tion of great importance.” Courts could decree the death penalty for people On sale now at participating dealers. Get Snapper performance at BIG savings, plus superb maneuverability, RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Two Tuscarora Indians economic crisis in the country in of ethnically troubled Kosovo four decades.' In March, he said the possibili­ engaged in illegal drug activities who kill civilians winteriz^ engines for sub^ro starts, and a tw o -y ^ limited warranty. Come in today. Limited time offer. who staged an armed takeover of a newspaper province also met Friday to iron or law officers. Liberals tried but failed to substitute office and held hostages for 10 hours, in what they Belgrade dailies said the go­ ties of cooperative farms were a out political rifts as fiery politick­ vernment also would increase “ brilliant discovery” of Lenin mandatory life imprisonment. said was a protest of local corruption, were found ing continued before Monday's The bill would distribute $676 million to federal innocent of all charges Friday. wages for workers in profitable that had been underused and even meeting' of the policy-setting companies and in social services. despised by subsequent rulers. agencies to hire 3,287 additional law officers, to “ Thank you, Jesus," someone in the federal ourchase helicopters and other equipment and to national Central Committee. The Serbian Communist Party n Daymen courtroom shouted after the jurors returned their Several Serbian Communist build new prisons. Another $275 million would be verdict. The jury began deliberations Thursday. groups attacked Suvar Friday for Low monthlyintnly payments.payi Party groups, including the in­ criticizing Serbia the day before. dispersed among state and local authorities. Eddie Hatcher. 31, and Timothy Jacobs, 20. both fluential Belgrade city organiza­ A new Cabinet-level post would be created for a of Pembroke, faced charges of making and Belgrade Communist chief Rados LOWER tion, joined calls for the resigna­ Smijlkovic was among leading ppi/'cc “ drug czar” to oversee federal anti-drug activities, possessing illegal firearms, conspiring to make tion of national party chief Stipe and the government would be permitted to transfer those weapons and conveying false information Serbian officials who charged Suvar. SERVICE some foreign aid from countries that combat drug QUALITY SHARPENING about explosives. A federal charge of hostage­ that Suvar is trying to turn DEPENDABLE Milanko Renovica, a member Monday's meeting into an indict­ MANCHESTER . VERNON trafficking ineffectively to those that do a better job. taking was dismissed earlier this week against of the ruling Communist Party 104 Hilliard Street ment of Yugoslavia's largest 6 4 5 -8 3 9 3 8 7 2 -2 1 4 0 On a 78-11 vote, the senators included a provision Jacobs but remained against Hatcher. Politburo and a former party republic. on Friday that would allow courts to strip many Manchester Hatcher and Jacobs never denied walking into chief, became the third member Suvar has promised a shake-up federal benefits — including farm payments, The Robesonian office Feb. 1. chaining the door shut of the 23-man body to offer his s and brandishing sawed-off shotguns. They held as of top personnel following three WILSM mortgage assistance and radio station licenses — 649-2111 resignation in the past three months of economic protests and from people convicted of possession of even small many as 20 people during the 10-hour siege, in which weeks, the state news agency ^ no one was injured. nearly daily ethnic rallies led by amounts of illegal drugs. Tanjug reported Friday. The Serbian nationalists. 14 YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE DOT pursues charges Conference on Global Issues: Understanding Japan OPINION Manchester Community College Lowe Program Center, Saturday, Oct. 29, from 8:30 am-2 pm

against unfit piiots SPEAKERS; Minoru Tamba, Consul General of Japan, ‘JapanAJ.S. Rela­ Welfare due Bostoh tions: What Lies Ahead'; Ken Butterworth, Chairman, Loctite Corporation, ‘Japan/U.S. Trade Reiations'; Dr. James Crowiey, Professor of History, the controls of his cargo plane in a 1986 Yaie University, ‘ The Burden of Exceptionalism in Modem Japanese History'; By Jack Anderson crash. His biood alcohoi level was four for a reform times that which the FAA considers Dr. ikuko AtsumI, President, New England Japanese Center, ‘ Get a Hold on WASHINGTON — Dangerous lies are impaired. A Florida pilot who was seen Japan; Cultural Contrasts in Japanese Business Practices'; Gordon T. Ray, finally coming home to roost with some of drinking before, during and after a flight, Senior Vice President, NEC America, Inc., 'Observations from an American > By Sarah Overstreet the nation’s pilots. buzzed an airfieid so low that he took the Working for a High-Tech Japanese Company'; Dr. James Hubbard, Assistant The Department of Transportation is roof of a parked van. Professor of Religion, Smith College, 'Religion in extem porary Japan.' Both houses of Congress have passed the Family pursuing charges against pilots who lie Admission to the conference is free, but advance registration is Support Act, a welfare reform bill that’s the first about their past alcohol- and drug-related In the past, the FAA has complained that m ajor overhaul of the welfare system in 25 years. offenses. Twenty-seven pilots were in­ it did not have the resources to keep track requested due to limited seating. Reservations for optional Japanese buffet Hard-line conservatives say it won’t do what it dicted in Florida last month on charges of the police records of its pilots. That lack lunch at $10 must be made by Friday, Oct. 21. Call 647-6123 or 647-6013. aims to — cut welfare rolls and save taxpayers that they made false statements about of resources forced the FAA to rely on the money — and a hard-line liberals say it’s unfair to their records when they applied for pilots themselves to tell the truth. We poor people. medical certificates to certify they were fit commend Burnley for realizing that trust I say it’s a start, and high time. How the country to fly. doesn’t always work. has stood the welfare mess as long as it has without NEED SOME EXTRA polarizing its citizens even more than it has, I don’t We reported last year on the disturbing ^ know. outcome of an investigation by the Here’s the beef Inspector General’s Office of the Trans­ SPENDING MONEY? Certain features of the bill. I believe, are positive Meat industry moguls have a beef with portation Department. The department steps that, even if they don’t work exactly as recent news reports about their efforts to Newspaper routes available in your area... checked the police records of the more planned, are at least in the right direction. dereguiate meat inspection. The American than 711,000 licensed pilots in the country. ■ Welfare parents with children older than 3 Meat Institute recently issued a “ commun­ Investigators found that 10,300 of them had years old would have to participate in a new Job ication aiert’ ’ to help meat packers fend off lost their driving privileges in the past Earn money and prizes by Opportunities and Basic Skills — or JOBS — nettlesome questions. seven years for driving while intoxicated. program offering education, training and work According to the alert, the press has been The Inspector General planned to do a delivering the Manchester Herald activities ranging from high school to community spreading a “ common — and erroneous” jobs. similar check for drug-related convictions. message that a new Agriculture Depart­ in your neighborhood. ■ Under the “ workfare" provision, starting in Pilots are supposed to report those ment inspection program will mean less 1994, one adult ineach two-parent welfare household convinctions when they are given periodic meat inspection. The American Meat Call today to get more details. would have to participate in a jcto search and, failing medical exams that they must have to keep Institute attached one of our columns as an to find a job, work 16 hours a week in their pilots’ licenses. Not surprisingly, 76 example of the kind of publicity given to state-organized work activity. A young parent could 647-9946 percent of the pilots with drunk driving one of the USDA’s controversial new instead work toward a high-school diploma. Both Bush, Dems will win records failed to mention it. That’s 7,850 programs — discretionary inspection of ■ State would automatically withhold wages Marble St...... all Main St...... 1-174 pilots who lied to the Federal Aviation processed meats. from a non-custodial parent who owes court- McCabe St...... all G rove...... 1-47 Administration. You decide who’s trying to spread an Stock Place...... all ordered child support and isn’t paying. States would of voters are lined up at the George Bush Pine H ill...... all erroneous message: No. Main St...... 397-496 also receive federal money to set up computerized By Chuck Stone Until the recent crackdown, the pilots East Center St...... 408-608 supermarket. After two decades which the The new USDA program is simple. systems to better track and monitor child-support Democratic presidential and vice presidential could file false information with a strong Federal inspectors will be replaced with Harlan St...... 15-83 enforcement. Dan Quayie wili go down in history, no matter who degree of confidence that they would not be candidates decisively won, after polls which show people from private industry who collect Henry St...... 16-119 Jefferson St...... all wins the presidency. found out. The F A A had no uniform policy The child-support collection provision is the most that Pinocchio Quayie damages his creator. their paychecks from companies that lose Summit St...... 332-382 Kenwood Dr...... all popular, because most people are fam iliar with the for revoking a pilot’s license because he or In a curious perverse way, he has catapulted the Geppetto Bush, the presidential race is still a money every time meat is deemed unfit for Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 enormity of the problem. The most unpopular is the clif-hanger. she had a drunken driving conviction. The vice presidency into a choice instead of an echo. For consumption. Government meat inspec­ Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Union Place...... all “ workfare” provision. True, it may not work. But strongest thing the FAA could use to nail a Lllley St...... all Unicorn St...... 133-264 the first time in decades, a pivotal number of voters Tolstoy asked a similar question in his epilogue to tors are supposed to drop in on plants as it’s a better way to approach the problem than the pilot was to charge him or her with lying on Main St...... 399-494 are reserving judgment because of uncertainty “ War and Peace.” How did one explain the reasons infrequently as twice a week. There has way w e’ve been doing it, for two reasons; the federal medical forms. Summit St...... 1-70 No. Main St. about the one-heart-beat-away candidate. behind so many irrational events that led to the ever been talk of sending inspectors to First, by trying this approach we will watch the Wadsworth St...... all Union St...... 13-91 Napoleonic Wars? some plants only once a month. Huntington ...... all dynamics of the program unfold. If it doesn’t work, If George Bush is elected (and a Leo Tolstoy To its credit, the FAA did just that with “ We are forced to fall back upon fatalism in The meat industry says the new plan Squire Village...... all we will understand why. and we will be closer to theory suggests that he’s favored), it means the 27 pilots charged last month. Transpor­ history to explain irrational events (that is those of frees up more USDA inspectors to HIghwood D r...... all reaching a more workable system. Quayle’s Jell-O-soggy credibility did not damage tation Secretary James H. Burnley IV which we cannot comprehend the reason),” Tolstoy concentrate on troubled plants. But Lydall St...... 1-73 Second, I don’t believe anyone group of people are Bush’s more solid persona. If Michael Dukakis is promised there would be more indictments Qolway St...... all wrote. And fatalism is about the only reason that inspectors who participatec’ in tests of the Parker St...... 356-540 “ entitled” to be supported by anyone else, unless elected, the pundits will uncover enough statistical to come. Burnley is eager to show that his Kerry St...... all explains the selection of Dan Quayie. Intelligence program teli us that meatpackers can take Woodbridge St...... 287-357 they are physically or mentally incapable of data to show that Bush’s candidacy shattered after department is not soft on drugs or alcohol. doesn’t. advantages of it. In Chicago, meatpackers North St...... all Woodbridge St...... 408-489 falling into Quayle’s stature gap. Some of the pilots indicted in Florida were working. We’ve gone through 25 years of letting our were able to predict when the federal North School St...... 1-84 welfare system be guided by the assumption that The Russian novelist then explained that men reportedly involved in drug-related Wood Lane...... all Tracy Dr...... all But that hard-to-define momentum is still inspectors would drop in and the packers Cushman Dr...... all because the rest of usdidn’tmaketheeconomygood may have free will to act, but they are also governed crimes. clodhopping along with Bush. Even after Quayie could clean up their act before the Scott Dr...... 4-108 enough, one group of people is “ entitled” to support. by “ the elemental life of the swarm.” We didn’t win any friends among the Alpine St...... all and his Democratic counterpart, Lloyd Bentsen, inspectors arrived. American Legion Dr...... all This kind of assumption removes the idea of After they act freely, historical inevitability pilots when we reported the alarming Green R d ...... 204-330 reduced a 90-minute tap dance in non-responses to Armory St...... all personal responsibility and replaces it with a sense sweeps them along in “ bondage to the whole course statistics last year about drunken driving Henry St...... 261-315 who was a better John F. Kennedy clone. Bush’s Haynes St...... all of previous history, and predestined from all offenses. In fact, the Air Line Pilots Princeton S t ...... 167-190 of powerlessness and incompetence. Under the finger-tip lead in the polls didn’t slip. Main St...... 285-378 eternity.” Nuclear hazard Tanner St...... 124-168 guise of “ not humiliating the poor by making them Association accused us of unfairly singling Russell St...... all feel like they’re responsible for their misfortune,” A Bush win would keep the Republican Party in Doris Day sang it another way; “ Que sera, sera. out their members for criticism. Thirty of The government has no way of knowing Wellesley...... all we’ve treated them like children — children too the White House. But, as Aristotie observed, one the 7,850 pilots allegedly caught in a lie by if mentai incompetents and criminals are Whatever will be will be.” Porter St...... 458-650 Washington S t ...... all stupid and incompetent to participate in their own swailow does not make a summer. And one Were Tolstoy alive today, it’s hard to believe that the investigators were employed by major operating our nuclear power plants. The Wyllya St...... 1-90 Repubiican president does not make a Republican well-being. Ironically, we disdain parents who even he would try to convince us that a grade-B airlines. federal agency in charge of nuclear safety, M ain ...... 176-280 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 make things too easy for their children, and rob nation. movie actor with the attention-span of 2-year-old That is disquieting to anyone who flies the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Delmont...... 9-74 the airlines, but no more disquieting than Gardner St...... 3-66 them of the opportunity to learn to be responsible for In the Republican Reagan era, which is about to was predestined to lead the greatest nation on earth. reviews the physical fitness and training of Gardner St. West...... all Holliater...... 3-74 themselves. knowing that more than 10,000 commercial evaporate like a morning mist. Democrats still But some of us are convinced that the future holds everyone who will operate a nuclear power Highland St. B o n d ...... all and private pilots with drunken driving Sterling PI...... all We’ve been paying for programs that foster control the Senate, 54-46; the House, 259-176; the no surprises. plant. But the NRC never looks into (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 records are sharing the skies with airlines. dependency and create resentment among those governorships, 26-24; the state Legislatures, 28 to9; The historical odds will still favor Republican criminai or mental history. The power Sycamore Lane...... all The Inspector General’s investigators Ferguson Rd...... all who support them. During a few of the trial and the mayorships of 22 of the 25 iargest cities. Bush for the presidency. companies that own the plants are 5 did not draw the conciusion that a drunken Bridge St...... all EIro...... all “ workfare” programs of the late 70s and early ’80s, And the Democrats will still control the rest of the supposed to do background checks, but the Flow er...... all critics argued that these “ professionais” created In the U.S. Senate, Reagancanclaim credit for six country. driver means a drunken piiot, and neither NRC is not following up to see if the Portland St...... all Avon St...... all E. Middle Tpk...... 0-162 nothing but “ makework” for the poor that did did we. But, the presence of a conviction years of Repubiican controi during his administra­ companies are doing the job. A Freedom of Litchfield St...... all while on the ground is enough to sound the nothing but penalize them for their benefits. tion. But that same period saw a set back in Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia Information request to the NRC to give us Wetherell St...... 8-280 Cam bridge...... 14-100 If these professionals can’t come up with work Repubiican controi of state Legisiatures. When he Daily News. aiarm about the pilot’s judgment and records on the criminal history or mental McCann St...... all West Middle Tpke...... 15-107 opportunities that enhance their communities and took office in 1981, Democrats controlled both ability to weigh his or her own fitness to fly ability of nuclear plant operators turned up give the workers a sense of worth, then that’s the houses of the state Legislatures in 28 states, while or drive. In the case of drug trafficking no such records. All an NRC spokesman first place we can save money, by firing the Republicans held both houses in 15. Today, convictions, the FAA should think twice would tell us is that there are no program administrators. Republicans control only nine. about licensing a person in the transporta­ Jlmirlipstrrt Hrralh requirements to screen out criminais and CALL NOW 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 / 643-2711 We can get people off welfare rollsand into jobs. If tion business, even if that person has paid mental imcompetents. What this Democratic dominance suggests is that our firrst plans don’t work, we can modify them Foundad In 1681 the debt to society. Reagan may have succeeded in shaping a national until they do. What can’t work is what we’ve been PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... Publithar The investigators turned up some cases agenda through his Scrooge-like people-gutting doing for the last 25 years: virtually nothing. QEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor where evidence pointed toward a pilot who budget cuts. But a m ajority of Americans have DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Extculiva Editor Jack Anderson is a syndicated colum­ ilhmrt|p0tpr llprald drank in the air as well as on the ground. never bought his agenda at the state and local level. MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor nist. Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOCitls Editor For example, a Milwaukee pilot died at Nationally, however, it appears that the majority Church BnUetiii Board Area churches celebrating Americans richer but giving Church Bulletin Board Lay leader Peace with Justice Week smaiier share to churches at Emanuel Kathryn Griffin of Wa­ Editor’s note: This column is Beth Wilde, Janet Richmond, NEW YORK (AP) - Ameri­ service organization in Cham­ income to the church," the report shington has been hired Unitarian Universaiist Society cans generally are richer, with paign, 111., under a grant from the says. “ In a time when leisure as full-time lay profes­ prepared by the staff of the Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s East, East Catholic High School, more money to spend on extras, Lilly Endowment Inc., offers industries have been bom and sional leader at Ema­ Churches. Salvation Army, Manchester but they’re giving a smaller comparative data from 31 Pro­ have expanded rapidly, the nuel Lutheran Church. Grange #31, Anna Fimlabe, Elva proportion of it to their churches. testant denominations and Ro­ church has remained a no-growth Her responsibilities will McCann, Janet Ferguson, Carol That’s the central finding of a man Catholicism. entity.” By Nancy Carr the Peace Vigil. On Monday at 7 include youth work, Plourde, Ruth McDonough, broad study comparing real It found that Protestants in 1968 Beginning with 1950, a majority Executive Director p.m., the Peace Pilgrim age will Christian education and ■ Farmers. Market, Mr. and Mrs. income gains, adjusted for infla­ gave an average of 3.05 percent of of Americans have had a dramat­ take us to South United Methodist evangelism. Charles Dunlop, Frank Morasco, tion and taxes, with changes in their after-tax income to ically increasing amount of dis­ Peace with Justice Week will be Church, 1226 Main St., Manches- Griffin holds a dgree in Lorraine Rogers and Tel-Rad, church contributions over a 17- churches. That shrank to 2.79 cretionary income, the report observed nationwide from Oct. 14 ,ter-. Please join us. youth work and Biblical Inc. ' year period. percent by 1985. says, while advertising boosted through 24. As we gather to studies from the Luthe­ A special blessing' on Faith "F o r the first time in history,’ ’ demand for all sorts of extras. worship during the next week, the COME TO THE F A IR — South ran Bible Institute in McCann and Rick Hamel who lent says researcher Sylvia Rons- Nevertheless, the average per Manchester Area Conference of United Methodist Churcli, 1226 As a result, it says, “ lifestyle Washington. She served their trucks to help^us move the valle, "the majority of people in capita amount given, in terms of f t Churches’ Peace and Justice Main St;, is sponsoring its Hi-Ho expectations have outdistanced pantry from Center Church to 466 the U.S. have discretionary in­ constant 1982 dollars, was up in the U.S. Navy from Committee has asked that we Come to the. Fair today until 3 the increasing incomes," and Main jSt. and to Martin Reichen- come, beyond basic needs. How­ from $247 in 1968 to $296 in 1985. 1978 to 1984 and has been pray for peace — in our homes, in p.m.' Featured will be quilts, church giving “ has not kept pace back, Betty Ontoloni, Tom Do­ ever, church giving has not Among evangelical denomina­ in the U.S. Naval Re­ Manchester and throughout the crafts, candy, baked goods, knit­ with the increase in available I in I'l'i'; i nahue, Grace Agnew, Louise reflected this newly available tions, the latest per capita was serve since then. Kathryn Griffin world. Across the country faith wear, candles, stained glass, kids money.” iiSilii^ li-.i I ' i 11 in Heller, Ella and Art Hube and money.” slightly more — $306 . communities are using this scrip­ corner, luncheon and more. Free Yet “ church stewardship sits in Halloran Ann, Bea and Eddie Kehl who Much of it goes into the leisure Among Catholics, average per Hull ture from Isaiah 58 to center their parking across Hartford Road. the context of a world with dire helped us move food from our industry, which soaks up 12 capita giving declined from an Catholic Services prayers All proceeds go to support mis­ needs no longer removed from storage. percent of the average Ameri­ average $232 in 1963 to $151 in 1985 St. Bridget’s Church Catholic Fam ily Services will offer a six-session sion work here and around the — from 3.4 percent to 1.4 percent the church member. Mass com­ can’s income, with billions spent Lenore Halloran and Shirley Hull were recently workshop called “ Men and Women in Addictive “ Is not this the fast that I world. of income. munications has brought Lazarus WALK FOR ‘THE HUNGRY - on cut flowers, pets, lawns and elected co-presidents of the St. Bridget’s Church Relationships,” on Wednesday evenings starting choose; to loose the bonds of not only to our doorstep, but into The CROP Walk for Hunger will microwave popcorn, the report However, disposable income Nov. 2, from 7 to 9p.m. Open to those in communities wickedness, to undo the thongs 0f FARMERS’ GOODS - Each our living rooms.” Rosary Society. be held Oct. 23 at 1:30 p.m. from says. increased 103 percent, or $2,511 east of the river, it will be at the Hartford office, 896 the yoke, to let the oppressed go Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon/1 To help balance the spending the Second Congregational It’s apparently difficult to per capita, between 1968 and 1985, Asylum Ave. Call 522-8241 to register. free, and to break the yoke? p.m. jhe Downtown Farmers scales, the report suggests the Church. Registered walkers convince most church members the report says. Average contri­ Manchester Hadassah “ Is it not to share your bread Market is bursting wfth' harvest butions rose $49 per capita in that church might take a “ lesson from with the hungry, and bring the should bring their sponsor enve­ that “ meeting domestic and Andrea Cohen-Kiener will be the guest speaker at fruits, vegetables and flow er^ period, only 2 percent of the new the successful leisure industry,” Latter-Day Saints homeless poor into your house;' lope. Remember to wear clothing world needs in Jesus’ name is as the Manchester Chapter of Hadassah, Tuesday at 8 The market will cpnfinue through . income. adding: Families Can Be Together Forever is the theme of with a pocket to hold both your satisfying as taking a beloved pet p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. Cohen-Kiener will and when you see the naked to October if the weather holds. For Protestants, that meant “ Church programs should take sponsor envelope and your card. to a doggie restaurant or even explore the interraction between femism and an open house Sunday, 3 to 6 p.m.. at the Church of cover them, and not to hide your that total contributions and per a more aggressive attitude in Parking for the 10 kilometer walk buying cut flowers," it says. Judaism, and pose questions about the role of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The church light yourself from your own THANK YOU — Thank you to capita giving for the 31 denomina­ effectively competing for the Jeaders will emphasize family strength. Family is limited so you may waflt to “ However, as a starting point, we Jewish women in the 1980s. flesh? all those who have “ shared th eir' tions both were up. But in view of increased discretionary dollar of home evenings, youth problems with peer pressure carpool. Additional parking at St. ought to be able to portray For several years she was the coordinator of the “ Then shall your light break bread with the hungry” by the greater income, the propor­ their members. Just like market­ Bridget Church. Those who have increased stewardship as excit­ Rabbi Leon Wind Hebrew High School at Temple and other topics will be discussed. For more forth like the dawn, and your contributing' to the Emergency tion given to churches was less. ing fast food or swimming pools not yet registered but wish to ing as microwave popcorn. And Beth Sholom. and she is now coordinator of the information, call 528-1440 or 871-9413. healing shall spring forth speed­ Pantry in the past months; Karen “ Although people have more as ‘necessities,’ giving ought to be raise money to fight hunger grow from there.” Hartford area Rosh Hodesh Circle, a Jewish ily: your justice shall go before Melendez, Cljurch of the Naza- money, people are not choosing to reinterpreted into that should call Rev. Joe Milton at The study by “empty tomb women’s awareness group. Last year she was Conference of Churches you, the glory of God shall be your rene„Ruth Flaherty; Community give a larger percentage of their category.” rear guard. 649-2863. ^ inc.,’ ’ a non-profit research and invited to address the First International Confer­ Because October is AIDS Awareness Month in Baptist, Temple Beth Sholom, St. “ Then you shall call, and God James, St. Mary’s Friendship ence on Women and Judaism in Jerusalem, Connecticut, a statewide ecumenical service of will answer: you shall cry, and Circle (Salvation ArmyL Eliza­ sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Justice. The healing and prayer is planned for ’Tuesday, at 7:30 God will say, ‘Here I am.’ ” beth .Goddard, E.F. Moriarty, meeting is open to the public, and refreshments wil. p.m., at Trinity Episcopal Church, 120 Sigourney Clergy seek drama in worship In Manchester we gather, not Donna Weaver, Alice Gorman, follow. St.. Hartford. ’The Rev. Curtis Cofield of Immanuel once a year, but each month to Barbara Bolduc, Center Congre­ Baptist Church will preach at the service, which is THE pray for peace. Each month a gational Church, Westown Phar­ CINCINNATI (AP) - The Rev. “They don’t do that at a night long.” sponsored by the Christian Conference of Connecti­ different congregation sponsors macy, Nabisco, Kelly Field and Clarence Rivers wants to pump ballgame. If it goes 14 innings, Rivers, a native of Selma, Ala., Peace with Justice cut and the AIDS Ministries Program. BIBIE life and music into Roman they don’t get up and say, ‘It was moved to Cincinnati as a child and stayed. He was ordained This is National Peace with Justice Week. Peace SPEAKS Catholic services, which he says only supposed to go nine Sabbath will be celebrated at many churches over by there in 1956 and has since Presbyterian Church have become boring rituals that innings.’ ” the weekend. The Manchester Area Conference oi EugtiM Browor parishioners endure rather than The bearded priest, clad on a traveled widely ■ Counterpoint, a trio of pianoi cello and flute, will Thoughts H Churches will hold a peace vigil Monday at 7p.m.. at hot day in shorts, unbuttoned present a free concert Sunday evening at 7 at the enjoy. His credits include founding South United Methodist Church. “ What’s wrong with enjoy? It’s shirt and high-top sneakers, has Presbyterian Church of Manchester. This is a One ol the mote difficult con­ and directing a theater company David Livingstone’s body is Where is your heart? It might cepts of the gospel of Christ for a perfectly good word,” he said. founded a non-profit organization ministry of the Campus Crusade for Christ. Gospel that specialized in Shakespeare. hurried in England but his heart be your business; it might be in people to grasp Is how grace, faith, called Stimuli, based in his home, is combined with the works of Bach, Mozart and One of two blacks among about Unitarian Universaiist is buried in Africa. That is true of your boat; it might be in some and works are Involved In human 250 priests in the Archdiocese of to push his efforts to enliven He said the clergy needs to Beethoven.'Nursery care will be available. ’The Rev. Ward Knights will speak on the topic many great people. David Living­ unholy affection; or it might be in redemption. Grace Is the totally un­ Cincinnati, Rivers said he seeks church services. learn techniques of acting to “ What is a Minister?” on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the stone was a great committed some 'evil pursuit. Would it be deserved favor of God — he loved to inject some of the livelier A veteran of 10 years as a convey messages to the congre­ Unitarian Universaiist Society: East. He will look at Bolton Congregational missionary to Africa. His life was embarrassing if it were buried us while we were yet sinners. Rom. feeling and music of black parish priest after his ordination gation while entertaining them the various identities a minister must assume, and The lay members of Bolton Congregational spent there. His heart was poured where it belongs? Let your heart 5:8. , churches into the celebration of in 1956, he no longer is assigned to and holding their attention. He compare the concepts of ministry in the Unitarian- Church will conduct the 10 a.m. worship this week, out there for the people who had belong to God — for there it is Mass. a parish, but is financially said that message wasn’t lost on Faith Is the trust In God’s love that Universalist philosophy with that of the more with the message being delivered by Carol Hewey. no shepherd. The word of God safe. ' A liturgist, musician, drama­ supported by the archdiocese — the ancient Greeks, whose dra­ moves one to obey His commands. traditional churches. Music will be provided by The forum, at 11:15 a.m.. will be on learning talks about the heart. “ Where the It Is not the cause or source ol our tist, lecturer and teacher of aithough not to the extent he mas that formed a foundation for Lynn Wadley. a form er Manchester and Bolton heart is that is where our treasure salvation. In a sense, faith Is a word English literature, he emphas­ would like. today’s theater took on the fervor problems in children. is” — where the heart is that is Billy J. Scott (John 6:28-29). But divine grace Is ized that he is not advocating Rivers, 56, who also has of religion. resident. where life becomes real. The Senior pastor the source, the basis ol our salva­ doing away with traditional Ca­ pursued studies in Europe, said Assemblies of God growing body can be anywhere but where First Baptist Church tion. the black community has some­ tholic rituals. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — The Assemblies of the heart is — that is where life 240 Hillstown Rd„ ‘‘I’m not an anti- thing to contribute to worship God reports worldwide membership grew to about has meaning. Manchester Works proceed from faith — faith traditionalist,” Rivers said in an services in what he refers to as Send us your news 18 million in 1987, with overseas membership working by love. (Gal. 5:8). Such interview. “ I’d keep everything. ’’ “ the European church.” In a 1987 increasing from 14.2 million to 15.8 million. works are In response to God's A demonstrative man with an interview, he told The Commun­ The Manchester Herald welcomes daytime telephone number of someone Domestic membership reached 2.1 million. ‘Amazing Grace’ is a favorite commands and for the reason he easy laugh, he added: ity News, an inner-city neighbor­ news releases about religion for publi­ who can provide further information. assigned to them. As with Abraham, “ I try to explain to people, if hood newspaper in Washington, cation on these Saturday pages. Black and white photographs will be these are the works that justify us Clergyman of the Year NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) - tory in Jesus,” “ Just As I Am ,” you’re not entertained, you’re D.C.: Releases should concern events open considered for publication. Photos with God. (James 2:21-24) — not “ Amazing Grace” is the most “ Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is bored. To entertain them doesn’t “ I am interested in transport­ to the public in Manchester, Bolton, cannot be returned. GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (AP) - The Religious good deeds offsetting bad. a no-wIn frequenly sung hymn in Baptist Mine,” “ Standing on the Prom ­ formula (Eph. 2:8-10). mean you’re standing on your ing to the Catholic Church some Coventry and Andover. Items will be The deadline for releases is the Heritage of America, an interdenominational churches, according to a random ises,” “ Living for Jesus,” “ There head, spitting nickels. small part of the black spirit. The published once, space permitting. All Monday before the desired publication organization that works to uphold the nation s survey of music directors by a is Power in the Blood,” “ At the “ When I was first ordained, I Catholic Church has good rituals releases will be subject to editing. date. Earlier submissions are appre­ religious qualities, has named the Rev. Charles R. Southern Baptist committee Cross” and “ At Calvary.” noticed that ushers were the and ceremonies, but they are Space limitations do not permit the ciated. Publication dates cannot be Swindoll its Clergyman of the Year. working on a new hymnal. These and 190 other frequently greatest watch-watchers in the done without style, without publication of releases concerning guaranteed. Swindoll, senior pastor of First Evangelical Free CHURCH OF CHRIST Nine of the next most fre­ sung hymns were recommended world. If the service was longer beauty and without grace .... routine activities. Send the releases to: Church Page, Church in Fullerton, is among various religious quently sung hymns in this order for inclusion in the new hymnal to Lydall ft Varnon SIraats than it was supposed to be, the “ In the Western world the word The releases should be typed, double­ Manchester Herald, P.O.< Box 591, leaders to be honored at the organization s national were; be published in 1991, a revision of Phona: M6-2903 ushers were the first in the ‘churchy’ means dead, but if spaced, and include the name and Manchester 06040. awards program at the Crystal Cathedral here on “ To God be the Glory,” “ Vic­ a 1975 edition. congregation to go (look at their blacks say ‘we had church’ it Oct. 10. wristwatches). means they could have partied all Engagements iBaurbrstrr Hrralb Pullout Section, Page 17 Trueman-Haig Saturday, Oct. 15, 1988 Sherwood and Rosemary Trueman FOCUS of 283 Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Ann Trueman to ■ w : Richard T. Haig, son of Robert and Barbara Haig of West Hartford. The bride-elect is a graduate of If Coventry High School and is em­ ployed as a secretary in Vernon. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Conard High School, West Hartford, and is employed by the State of Connecticut. A May 6,1989 wedding is planned at -V St. Bridget Church.

Weddings ,1 I ^ Susan D. Camilleri Maren H. Tyler Rosemarie Nevers Craig A. Black ■Xi Camilleri-Healy Tyler-Petropulos , '- i <4 Mrs. Elsie R. Camilleri, 28 S. Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Tyler Jr. of 21 Nevers-Black Adams St. announces the engagement Comstock Road announce the engage­ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nevers of of her daughter, Susan Diane Camil­ ment of their daughter, Maren Helen Ellington announce the engagement leri to Robert C. Healy Jr., son of Mr. Tyler, to David J. Petropulos, son of of their daughter, Rosemarie Nevers and Mrs. Robert C. Healy Sr. of 42 Mr. and Mrs. George N. Petropulos of to Craig A. Black, son of Mrs. Ruth Elwood Road. The bride-elect is also North Adams, Mass. Black of Columbus. Ohio and the late the daughter of the late Milton S. The bride-elect is a graduate of Bernard Black. Camilleri. Kingwood-Oxford School. West Hart­ The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1975 graduate of ford and Hamilton College, Clinton, Howell Cheney Technical School and Manchester High School and is N. Y. She is employed by The Putnam is employed at Dr. Pet Center of employed by The Travelers Compan­ Co., Boston, Mass. Springfield, Va. ies as executive secretary-corporate The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a personnel and administration, graduate of Drury High School, North graduate of Wehrle High School in student Hartford. Adams, Mass, and will graduate from Columbus. He is a U.S. Arm y finance The prospective bridegroom is a Northeastern University. Boston, in specialist attached to the White House driver 1975 graduate of Manchester High December. He is employed by Sum­ Communications Agency in Washing­ School, a 1976graduateof Wilbraham- mit Co. of Watertown, Mass. ton, D C. Monson Academy, Wilbraham, A January 1989 wedding is planned. A January wedding is planned. Mass., and a 1980 graduate of Ithaca Pilrick Flynn/Mancheeter Herald College with a bachelor of science degree in physical education and EXPERIENCED TEACHER — Manchester native Ernest Larson, a is equipped with dual controls. Larson was the first driving instructor 1988 graduate of Central Connecticut driving instructor for more than 41 years, stands outside his car, which licensed by the state. State University with a master's degree in education-counseling. He is Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Churchill employed as a physical education teacher by the Manchester Board of Education. He is at Robertson School Churchill-Brown and is also men’s assistant basketball Kimberley Elizabeth Brown Slowing down in the fast lane coach at Trinity College. daughter of Patrick and Gail Brown of A November wedding is planned at 91 Washington St. and Cavendish, Vt. The Church of the Assumption. and Craig Andrew Churchill, son of Carolyn Jackson of Rutland, Vt., and First licensed driving instructor still enjoys his work David Churchill of Rutland, Vt., were Anniversary married Aug. 20 at First Congrega­ tional Church of Woodstock, Vt. drivers today should learn to rely should require students to spend The Rev. Neil Johnston officiated. By Nancy Concelman “One thing I've learned over the last couple of on the brake instead of the gas 10 hours rather than six hours The bride was given in marriage by Manchester Herald years is everybody’s in a hurry. They see a rod pedal. behind the wheel. The Pfanstiehls her parents. Sacha Mendolsohn was “ One thing I ’ve learned over But driving instructors, too. iight ahead and they have to pass you so they could do a better job in encourag­ maid of honor. Bridesmaids were or more than 41 years. the last couple of years is everybody’s In a hurry.” Larson ing safe driving by lowering their note anniversary Dynese Churchill, sister of the groom. Manchester native Ern­ can stop first.” _ Ernest Larson said. ’’They see a red light ahead rates, allowing students to spend Jennifer Obue and Jennifer Farmer, est Larson has done what many parents and they have to pass you so they more time In the car. ^ m e Natalie and Paul Pfanstiehl of Robert Bride was best man. Ushers Fdread. 99, he said. times pull a rash driving move to can stop first. schools now charge as much as were Christoher Churchill, brother of Florida and Saba, one of the Carib­ Larson. 71, has been teaching “ I didn't want to see a 100 on see how the instructor reacts. It’s ” I don’t think students have $40 an hour for instruction in a the groom, Michael Brown, brother of bean Islands, formerly of Andover, people of all ages to drive since that paper.” Larson said. “ 1 just these lessons and 40 years of changed very much except car, he said. the bride, and Gary Randall Jr. celebrated their 45th wedding anni­ the mid 1940s, when he worked as didn’t want to be a big shot.” riding with inexperienced drivers maybe they’ve got a ’faster’ idea "They better learn fast for that versary on Sept. 18. After a reception at Woodstock a mechanic at a local garage and In a time when department that has taught Larson the in their head.” he adds. price.” hesaid. ” I think for safety She is an artist and author and a Country Club the couple left on a occasionally taught friends and stores and high schools offer necessary patience. While he doesn’t like to com­ we should keep it down...so former Andover correspondent for honeymoon trip to Pennsylvania. acquaintances. driving instruction, Larson is far "You can’t yell at your student pare male and female students. people can afford to drive the Manchester Herald. He is a The bride is a graduate of Rockville In 1947, he officially began a from a big shot. and expect him to learn,” Larson Larson said some males "have responsibly.” form er U.S. Navy pilot and is a High School, attended Vermont Tech­ new career by opening Larson’s Larson’s is one of few independ­ said. this bright idea they know it all” Larson said when he opened, he photographer and author. They spend nical College and is now attending St Driving School in his home at 116 ently owned driving schools in the He added that despite some and will drive faster. charged $4 an hour. He’s now up their winters in the Caribbean. Joseph's College. Rutland. Vt. She is Branford St. In 1959, he became state where new students can get close calls, he’s never "jumped” ” I don’t call them reckless, but to about $25 an hour for instruc­ The couple has four children, employed by the Vermont Country the first person licensed in the the required 30 hours of class­ on the brake he has in the they do tend to keep that foot on tion in the car. Students pay a flat fee of $60 for the classroom David, who still lives in Andover. Store in Weston, Vt. state to teach driving and his room instruction at the instruc­ passenger side of the car. In the gas pedal no matter where they’re going,” he said. instruction. Another son John who lives in Florida The bridegroom is a graduate of school became the first licensed tor’s home. Larson’s own car is training, instructors are taught to Mill R iver High School and is a 1988 school. equipped with dual controls for keep their foot over the pedal so Despite students’ tendency to He’s not getting rich but Larson and two daughters. Nina and Chris­ said he’ll keep on teaching. 5 ! graduate of Vermont Technical Col­ He remembers the first 100- the required six hours of instruc­ they can brake gently. want to drive in the fast lane, tine. who both live in Newport, R.I. ” I’ve thought of retiring,” he lege. He is employed by Randall question test he had to take for the tion in a car. "It becomes instructing in­ Larson promotes safe, defensive stead of jumping and hollering,” driving. said. “ But on the other hand, why Natalie and Paul Pfanstiehl Mechanical Inc. They are making state to get the licenses. He Part of the training for driving Natalie and Paul Pfanstiehl Larson said. To really promote good driving. retire if you can do somebody Sept. 18, 1943. their home in Cavendish, Vt. purposely marked one wrong teachers involves riding with today. answer and ended up with a 98 or another teacher, who will some­ According to Larson, more Larson said he thinks the state some good?” ,|g — MANCHESTER HERALD,. Saturday, Oct,. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturtlay, Oct. 18,1988 - 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

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This year, interest holes and cracks, cleaning off dirt newspapers that had been pieced You also can use masking tape are vitally im­ Sylvia payments on those loans are 40 and grime, scraping peeling together and then attached to the to paint straight stripes on such portant for tax­ percent deductible. They become paint, dulling giossy areas and, if surface. A simpler, neater way is room features as moldings and Tokyo Mexico Washing- payers — per­ only 20 percent deductible in 1989. necessary, sealing. to use masking film rolls that Porter chair rails. You should always haps more so ■ If your best estimates indi­ But a professional painter does cover large sections of a wall use a good quality masking tape. sirloin slaak 1 lb. \ 1 $23.27 ^ $2.62^ $5,29 than the weeks cate a huge tax exposure next something else even before he quickly. It will work well on regular Roatl pork 1 lb. 1 1 6.91 \ l 1.97 \ | 2.66 in the spring year, now is the time to start prepares the surfaces. He pre­ Fold them down to protect an plaster walls and conventional Whols brollMS 1 lb.\ 1 2.91 W ,76 1.03 when taxes are looking for a tax shelter. You pares the room. He protects areas area up to 6 feet high. This painted gypsum board or other Eggs 1 doz. \ f 1.29 \ l .67 \ | .85 on everyone’s have no time to waste, because that should not be painted or, non-porous material repels most painted wallboard. Do not apply it . Buttwrilb. \ t 5.16 \ | J 1.21 \ l 2.30 lips. This is obvious when you stantial gains, you may want to it’s critical to make absolutely more accurately, splattered. liquids, including paint, and can to wallpaper, unpainted wal­ 1 ChoddarchMM \ l 4.10 \ l 3.5S \ \ 3.09 recognize that these are the sell them and take the profit this certain that the shelter is reputa­ Furnishings that can't be pro­ be rolled or folded easily during a lboard or acoustical ceiling tile. 1: W hole inllk 1 qt, \ l 1 1.4S \1 \ l .5Q,.:;-.?:“ weeks when you can change your year. It will increase your tax ble and will hold up under “ * ^ tected should be removed from cleanup. It even has "wet paint” Paint manufacturers make re­ 1 Cooklnu oil 1 qL V 2.29 .iiJOii 1 'am y 1 2.16 \ i \\ tax statement to improve your exposure, but the maximum rate Internal Revenue Service scrut­ the room. When this is impracti­ imprinted in red lettering to commendations on the subject 1 Polstoee 1 lb. \ 1 .14 \\ .39 ' iny. Far too many Americans m^ .... 1 \ own position, to delete, correct, this year is 28 percent, and it’s a 1 cal , as with furniture thatcan’tbe remind everybody that painting regarding rubber-base paint, but 1 Apples 1 lb. \ \ 1.60 ' 1 78 \ ' i 89 add. At midnight, Dec. 31, your good bet that won’t be the case a have felt safe and secure in what moved easily, dropcloths are is in progress. you are not likely to use it except 1 Oranges 11b. 1A 1.25 11 .18 \ 1 .74 options narrow considerably. year from now. they believed was a legitimate necessary. Nothing should be You may wish to remove on concrete, stucco or some other 1 Flour 1 lb. A 28 A — So what tax strategies should ■ Take a hard look at your tax shelter only to face a n exposed, even the tiniest bit. Any doorknobs, switch and outlet type of masonry outdoors. W 1 1 Rice 11b. \A 1.3 7 \ l .19 W -69 you use? present situation and your pros­ nightmare of hearings and meet­ bedreem { 1 bedroom opening that will allow dust also plates, cabinet handles and drap­ It’s a good idea, if you are \ 1 Sugar 1 lb. \A 89 \l 3® ■ If you employ an,accountant, pects for next year. If you plan to ings and, ultimately, an enor­ will allow paint and other parti­ ery hardware. Masking tape will W taking more than one day to paint \ 1 Cotlee 1 lb VJ 11.74 VJ 1.54 -VJ 3.22 make an appointment now. Get retire in 1988, for instance, you mous bill for taxes, interest and ...... cles to come in contact with the protect parts not easily removed, i a room, not to stop in the middle of your records together for the year may want to load this year with penalties from the IRS. furnishings. such as door hinges, locks and V TOTAL $65.57 $15.16 $24.33^ a wall, especially if you have to thus far and go over them. Your deductions and defer until next Going over your taxes now does 4. Light fixtures should be co­ striker plates. Masking tape also use a new can of paint the next accountant will be able to advise year as much income as you can. involve time and possibly some vered with plastic bags and loose can be used to cover window day. That requires a little plan­ you of strategies that can en­ If 1988 is a slow year and the expense. But it is well worth it. ends sealed. See to it te family panes. ning. which involves deciding on ZE hance your overall financial evidence indicates your fortunes You will enter the new year does not turn on lights that are Leave an ll-16th-inch gap be­ the amount of paint that will be outlook while limiting your tax will really take off in 1989, you confident that you are paying no covered. Hardware on the walls tween the tape and the wood or SOURCE: U.S. Dept, of Agricultur* needed for a room and mixing it liability for the past calendar may want to maximize income more than your fair share, and should be removed if possible, metal frame, which will prevent tnfoGriphlcB O 1968 North A^ner'ca SyntJicatB. Inc. ahead of time. This is especially year. now and defer deductions as those April 15 headaches will be because uninterrupted surfaces contact between the painted HOUSE OF THE WEEK— Two dormers break up the roof important if you are mixing two ■ If you go it alone, it’s time to much as you can. somebody else’s problem. are easy to paint, whether you are frames and tape when it's time to or more colors to achieve a line of this Cape Cod-styled house and give added appeal take out all your records and go using a roller or brush or both. peel away the adhesive. When a certain shade. to the exterior. Inside, an open stairway leads to four through the motions of preparing Items that can’t be removed, surface is exposed to the sunlight your return. It’s not a hollow bedrooms. Plan HA1489G has 1,093 square feet on the such as thermostats, should be for a couple of hours — three at Do-lt-vourselfers wfll find much help­ Your home remains exercise. You can figure your first fioorand 1,201 on the second. For more information, protected. Incidentally, you may the most — remove the tape. Tax Adviser ful moterlol on o vorletv of sublecfs In deductions for the year so far, and find a sandwich bag fits right over Remember to apply masking Andy Lono*s handbook, ''Practical write to architect Cari E. Gaiser, 33018 Grand River, Home Repairs," which can be obtained estimate the rest. Some deduc­ a thermostat. tape to clean, dry surfaces. That Farmington, Mich. 48024. Send a stamped, seif- bv tending $2 to this paper at Box 5, tions. such as interest payments, Large stationary wall features. means making sure the window Teaneck, N J. 07666. your best investment By George W. Smith ANSWER: An electronic filing can be charted with certainty for addressed envelope. package has been prepared for the entire year. tax preparers by the IRS that ■ Use a copy of last year’s tax Bv John Cuniff price advance. QUESTION: Maybe you can includes the revenue procedure, return to list 1988’s deductions, help us. Are acupuncture treat­ The Associated Press From 1981 through August, an application form and litera­ Here’s the Answer expenses, charitable contribu­ ments deductible? I ’ve heard all Visiting a colorfui coliection prices in the Northeast jumped ture about the program. This NEW YORK - Whenever ho­ tions. and so forth. Then figure kinds of answers to this question. from $63,700 to $144,800. In spite of package may be obtained by meowners feel frustrated by tales out your likely taxable income for L . D., a manufacturing recession and calling the IRS toll free at (800) couple of months. Presumably, By Earl Aronson blooming and dull, compared this year. To find out the amount AKRON, OHIO. QUESTION: I have to remove a of huge profits in the stock various farm problems, they rose 424-1040, extension 2262. You also con.siderable amount of wal­ you have some instructions for The Associated Press with some brilliant hybrids, such market they should remind them­ of tax you will owe on that in the Midwest from $54,300 to will be asked to complete an lpaper. It is important I know applying the finish. Note that it Weeders Guide as Louise Mayer, which is yellow, estimated taxable income, call ANSWER: Yes, they are de­ selves that they have the best $70,500; in the South from $64,400 electronic filing interest card. whether the present paper is says to use "boiled” linseed oil. The last stop on my visit to and Pride of Holland, which is investment of all. to $84,300, and in the West, from your accountant or the IRS and ductible if performed for the waterproof. Is there some gener­ That doesn’t mean you have to Holland was C.N.B. — Coopera­ pink. Securities prices collapse ev­ $96,200 to $122,000. ask them for the tax table for that diagnosis, treatment or preven­ ally accepted method of making boil it. Just be sure you get the tive Nederlandse Bloembollen- spot enables all interested parties Rene Schrama said faded flow­ ery now and then, but housing In no year since 1981 has the level of income. In this way, you tion of a disease or for treatment this determination? kind marked as boiled. The other centrale — a cooperative society (mainly growers and exporters ers are picked off regularly to prices generally hold their own. median price failed to gain in the will have a pretty good idea of affecting body function. s type is raw linseed oil, usually of growers and exporters of with their prospective clients) to keep plants flowering late into the You store stocks in a safe-deposit Midwest and South. The price did what the bottom line will be next QUESTION: I am a U.S. ANSWER: What you really used outside the house. flower bulbs and related acquaint themselves with the full season. box but you can live in a house. April 15. QUESTION: One of my friends citizen. I will be moving to Italy want to know is whether the fall in the Northeast from 1981 to products. range of varieties without having Another stop was at the weekly You pay big taxes on securities 1982, but by only $200. In the West ■ Use the numbers you have from church says that we can’t before the end of this year and wallpaper is porous or non- Directed by Hein Schrama at to travel from one grower to cooperative bulb auction at Bo- gains; on houses, you can defer it declined in both 1982 and 1985 — reached to play out different deduct donations we give to our will have to file my income tax porous. If you have a sprayer, fill Heemstede, the cooperative’s another. venkarspel. Director Lock them. but quickly recovered. scenarios to see what effect they minister. Sorheone in the minis­ return from there. Is there any it with plain water and spray a QUESTION: One of the co­ principal activity is to act as "B y attracting more and more Kraakmer guided me through the The advantages don't end Such stability is unknown in would have on your tax liability. ter’s family had a very serious kind of assistance I can get from portion of the paper. If the water lumns supporting one end of the intermediary between producers attention from the general public, auction room, where about 100 there. You may pay for your most other markets. True, the ■ If it turns out that you’ll illness and the whole congrega­ the IRS to help me to complete my begins to run down the wall, the roof on our back porch has rotted. (growers) and consumers (ex­ the garden also serves a promo­ buyers seated at electronic devi­ house in easy monthly instal­ stock market may have risen at a receive a large refund, make a tion chipped in to help them tax return? paper is non-porous or water­ Not much, but enough to worry porters) of these products on a tional purpose. ces bid for the available 17,000 lments, but payments for stocks sharper rate, but the comparison note to yourself to file a new W-4 through this financial crisis. Is J.L. proof. If, instead, it soaks right me. Can it be repaired or must it commission basis. " I wanted to show customers boxes containing 500 tulip bulbs are up front. You can fix up your isn’t entirely valid. You can have form with your employer. In­ what my friend said true? PHILADELPHIA into the wallpaper, the latter is be replaced? Schrama, who specializes in varieties formerly shown from each. The bids are recorded on a house and increase the value, but 50 percent margin in stocks — but crease your number of exemp­ M. R., not waterproof. When you have ANSWER: A tough question dahlias, started a small trial books. People can order what giant clock showing prices. The you have little say in a corporate in housing you might have 90 tions. That way, you’ll receive the PONTIAC, MICH. non-porous paper, it is difficult to without knowing more details. garden as a hobby in 1977. It was they see and like for delivery at auction was inaugurated in 1926. investment. refund now, a little each week in ANSWER: Next year, for the remove unless you create open­ percent. First, are you sure it is rotted and so successful, Schrama's son the proper planting season.” and there are two others at Lisse. But perhaps the greatest secur­ In effect, a homeowner who your paycheck. It’s like giving ANSWER: Unfortunately, it is first time, a toll-free telephone ings in the paper through which not termite-damaged? Has it just Rene told me, that the colorful, The Schramas expect that a The growers can control min­ ity of a housing investment — puts up 10 percent of a home's yourself a raise. A note of caution, true. Contributions made directly service will be available to U.S. the wallpaper remover can enter started to rot or does it appear to neat, 5-acre garden now contains lovely lavender dahlia. Bonne imum prices. I was told. after providing shelter for a price — the rest coming from the though, if you list more than 10 to a.clergyman for his personal citizens living in Europe and and do its job. There is a tool on be something that began some about 380 varieties of dahlias, 900 Louise, will be popular. Buyers use the auction to family — is the stability of the bank — participates in any price exemptions, your employer must use are not a deductible charita­ Canada. Although all the me­ the market for making these time ago? Also, what caused the varieties of perennials. 250 varie­ There were many beautiful dispose of surplus bulbs or to fill investment. Year in and year out, increase as if he or she owned 100 report this to the IRS. So be ble expense. The money must be chanics of the toll-free service openings. problem and how can a repetition ties of gladioiuses (sword lilies), beds of dahlias in copper tones, shortages. Growers and expor­ houses generally appreciate, percent. It is a degree of leverage prepared to justify your paid to a charitable organization have not yet been finalized, you QUESTION: I would like to try of the trouble be avoided? Sug­ 80 varieties of lilies and 70 and in shades of orange and ters control the auction, but even when you think they're not. almost unknown in securities. exemptions. sanctioned by the Internal Re­ should be able to call an IRS office a linseed oil-turpentine finish I gest you have a person with varieties of tuberous begonias. yellow. anyone can sell there for a fee. In 1981, the median sale price of Leverage and compounding ■ Consider your strategies venue Service. in Philadelphia where .staffers have heard about, but I under­ knowledge of carpentry deter­ The garden reportedly contains Most items in the garden are existing single-family homes, produce financial miracles. An carefully. Conventional wisdom will be able to assist you. stand it has to be renewed every mine the extent of the rot. You the largest collection in this field planted in May and harvested in measured byihe National Associ­ owner who makes a $10,000 is that tax rates will rise next QUESTION: A few weeks ago couple of months. That doesn't can make a preliminary test by on the European continent. October, before frost. Attractive ation of Realtors, was $66,400. In downpayment on a $100,000 house year, which means that, all else you mentioned something about seem logical. Is is true? inserting a penknife blade into the "The main purpose of the dahlia varieties include Arnhem, 1987, the figure was $85,400, and earns 50 percent if that house being equal, you should pack as electronic filing of individual Send your questions to: The rotted section to see whether it is garden,” Hein Schrama said, "is bright red; Extacy, variegated EMERGENCY through August of this year it had rises 5 percent to $105,000 in one much income into 1988 as you can. income tax returns. I am a tax Tax Adviser, c/o George W. ANSWER: The linseed oil- just the surface that is damaged to show producers and exporters pink and yellow; and Snow Fairy, Fire — Police — Medical risen to $91,300. year. If you can afford it. defer preparer and would like more Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ turpentine finish must be re­ or whether it goes deep. If the which varieties are available and white. National figures can hide re­ As with the purchase of any­ deductible expenses until next information on this. Can you est Highway, Southfield, Mich. newed (or, at least, rerubbed) latter, replacement of the beam which will be appearing on the And there was an original DIAL 911 gional discrepancies, of course, thing, there may be drawbacks in year, (such as large donations advise me where to call or write? 48034. Due to the volume of mall, every so often, but it is more like and an examination of the others market soon. Having all these variety of dahlia obtained from a In Manchester but all four sections of the country owning a house. Generally, hous­ and elective surgery), If you have R S personal replies cannot be pro­ every year rather than every on the porch are in order. varieties together in one central hobbyist in Mexico. It is small­ participated in the the housing- ing is less liquid than stocks. securities that have shown sub- HOUSTON vided. MANCHESTER WERAl^D/^uVdW^i oiit. l'», i m — t l .to -.MANCHESTER HERALD^Saturday^.Oct. IS, 1968 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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Nelson, Heather O'Rourke 1986 certain that their partner is not stead of 365. 261 M O V IE: 'A Man Alone' A fugitive Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (Genital herpes is another type of year, death from cervical cancer infected with HIV. occurring ev­ from a lynch mob hides out with the sher­ viral STD.) would be nearly zero. [M A X ] Original Max Talking Headroom iffs daughter. Ray Milland. Mary Murphy. ery four years Show The first sign of a genital wart All health departments and by adding an Ward Bond. 1955 infection is small warts on a DEAR DR. REINISCH: What sexually transmitted disease [U SA] Night Flight: Short Films Fea­ 38 Walt Street Journal Report extra day to February, giving it If they would only give me a tured 'D o ll y " M r Presideni ' is the exact nature of transmis­ 41 Remi woman’s vulva or around the anal clinics, many private physicians, 29 days instead of the usual 28." chance to say, "This is a toll call, area. Men often can see warts on sion of the AIDS virus, especially 6:1 5AM QC Davey & Goliath 571 Rod and Reel Streamside and most organizations for gay A good definition, but with one so please don’t keep me holding with regard to oral sex between 6:30AM [T' Captain Bob [CN N ] Daybreak the penis, scrotum or anal area. males have brochures that des­ little exception. The following too long.” But I don’t get a chance Some warts, however, are too males? 5 Dangermouse [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! The casinos of Atlantic City and Puerto Rico serve as the backdrop for "G litz ,” a cribe “ safer sex” activities, tell information was gleaned from to say anything. Instead. I am left small to easily find or are located Most articles that discuss this 8 T and T [E S P N ] Outdoor Life gripping movie about a Miami-based police officer (Jimmy Smits, I.) who tracks a how to locate a place to have my 1988 World Almanac: listening to elevator music and inside the body, and the first avoid giving the actual informa­ anonymous tests to determine 11 A t the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie Wha [HBO] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A killer. Markie Post co-stars in the NBC movie airing Friday, Oct. 21. In 46 B.C.. Sosigenes, a Greek watching m y telephone bill go up. tley Scheduled Alien Nation' (James miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly indication of genital warts is tion. probably because they’re whether or not one has been mathematician, miscalculated INFURIATED IN FLORIDA Caan, Mandy Pattnkin). "Claras Heart injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ when a woman has a Pap smear afraid to talk clearly about sex. exposed to H IV and where to find that a year consisted of 365 days (Whoopi Goldberg); "Heartbreak Hotel" permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ result showing unusual cell How safe is oral sex? Is it the trained mounselors to answer (David Keith). lin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) 9;30AM (3 j (4d) Sllmerl And the Real [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 1 2:00PM 13D out of This World and 6 hours. On the strength of DEAR INFURIATED: Unfor­ Ghostbusters (CC). changes. Immediate treatment is semen one has to worry about, or specific questions about AIDS 20 N e w Zoo Revue [USA] PGM Sale [ESP N ] Action Cycle Sports CD MOVIE: 'Arsenic and Old Lace' Two this misinformation. Julius Cae­ tunately. there is nothing you can 3D Superman [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' old ladies poison unsuspecting gentlemen essential and sexual partners is it the saliva, or is it both? and sex behaviors. 41' Follow M e 8:15AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Dragnet' sar decreed that one day should do when you are put on “ hold” 'll) Dick Clark's Golden Greats (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman with elderberry wine in this adaptation of 61 Comic Strip (CC ) Affectionate send-up of the popular Joseph Kesselring's long-running play be added to the calendar every before you can say a word. T V series features Joe Friday's nephew on 24) Mister Rogers (CC). sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in [C N N ] International Correspondents this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner Cary Grant, Priscilla Lane. Raymond Mas­ fourth year — and so “leap year” However, you can tell them how the trail of a power-hungry evangelist Dan 41) Isla del Tesoro sey. 1944, (Colorized Version) [D IS] Mousercise Aykroyd Tom Hanks. Christopher Plum­ Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ was bom. don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) you feel about this rude practice [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing mer 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 57' Say Brother CD Synchronal Research Unfortunately, the good Sosi­ Medicine may cause itching — when you’re finally given a highlights 61 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) [U S A ] Proline CD Three Stooges 8:30AM (T) Superman genes missed his calculations by (M A X ) M O V IE: 'Topper' An auto acci­ [CN N] Moneyweek (111 G.L.O.W . Wrestling chance to speak. You can ^Iso 3D Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con­ 1 1 :00AM CD Hey, Vern. It's Ernest! a mere trifle. 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Child' When the mother of an illegitimate :2^ Porky Pig (CC) (l.t) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) jured by an enraged sow John Ericson. son dies suddenly, his father invites him to rinth is a delicate structure in the day following Oct. 4 should be 122) (30) Disney's Adventures of the 3D W W F Superstars of Wrestling (1® Health and Tennis; Go for the Gold Denver Pyle, 1974. However, large Dr. G ott come live with him and his family. Martin each ear that aids our balance. It called Oct. 15, thus dropping 10 G um m i Bears (CC). (2b) W W F Superstars of Wrestling (^ 2 Hip 4 TV (CC) patches of my Peter Gott, M.D. D E A R A B B Y : I am writing this Sheen, Blythe Danner, David Hemmings. 3D Munsters Today skin itch for no is directly tied in with nerves of days to put the calendar back on with tears in my eyes and a very 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (24) Sesame Street (CC). (R) '111 Soul Train (In Stereo) f2^ d® Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC) (24) Portrait of a Family reason. It’s so hearing. • course. heavy heart. Two years ago. we [USA] Night Flight: Latin Crossover ;38) Ask the Manager [20' G.L.O.W. Wrestling C24) America; The Second Century (2® MOVIE: 'The Texican' Accused by a ruthless Texas frontier boss for a crime he When the labyrinths are stimu­ Dreams 4fl Voltron (26) Superchargers bad that some­ It was also decided that "leap purchased a beautiful large bird '2‘2' (3® ALF (CC), didn't commit, a man stays in his Mexican times at night, lated. as in motion sickness, years” would be skipped in' cage for our two parakeets. On 7:00AM CT) Young Universe ;57' From a Country Garden (241 Square One Television (CC). (41) El Reino Salvaje hideout until he learns that his brother has I scratch till I vertigo and nausea result. Some­ centesimal years (ending with the top of the cage were some iS2 Plasticman [CN N] Big Story ,26) W W F Wrestling Spotlight (57) Washington Weejt in Review (CC) been murdered. Audio Murphy. Broderick Crawford, Diana Lorys 1966 bleed. It’s times the labyrinths are irritated 00) except when they were pretty decorative curled ribbons 8' Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CO [DIS] Wuzzles 41) El Tesoro del Saber (fS) Fall Guy (30) Black Perspective worse in winter. I’ve tried chang­ Ask yourdoctor fora referral to by inflammation, causing sudden divisible by the number 4. that fell into the cage. Our birds '9? Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman (57) Tony Brown's Journal [ESP N ] Scholastic Sports America (38) MOVIE: 'Lady of the House' This and uncontrolled dizziness that [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Kansas City Bomber' A MOVIE: The Annihilator' A ing soaps, every skin moistener a dermatologist. Perhaps the skin So, there you have it. There would play with these ribbons and (61) World Wide Wrestling [HBO] 'Story is based of the life of Sally Stanford. roller-derby queen disrupts the team when newspaper editor uncovers an alien plot to specialist can diagnose your can be disabling. were no leap years in 1700. 1800 [D IS ] MOVIE; 'The Undergrade' After a the famed San Francisco madam who later and lubricant made, bath oil, etc. appeared to have great fun she races after romance. Raquel Welch. transform ordinary people into ruthless kill­ teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a became the mayor of a wealthy Bay area The only thing that helps is condition and advise you. For Evedently, your labyrinthine and 1900. But there will be one in shredding them. Kevin McCarthy, Helena Kallianiotes ing machines. Mark Lindsay Chapman, Su- C h a n n e l s rest home, the two move in together and suburb Dyan Cannon, Armand Assante. dysfunction was so serious that the year 2000. 1972. Rated PG ^an Blakely, Catherine Mary Stewart. Benadryl. I take calcium, potas­ more information, I am sending This morning when we unco­ enroll in' college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ Susan Tyrell. 1978, CID Jim Henson's Muppet 1986. sium. fluoride., aspirin, Anaprox you a copy of my health report, the doctors had to resort to MARK AMUEDO, SLIDELL, vered the cage, we found our WFSB Hartford. CT 9:00AM peace, Len Birman. 1985. (4® College Football: Conrtecticut at [USA] PGM Sale and hydrocholorthiazide. What "Eczem a and Psoriasis.” Other cutting the nerve leading from LA. darling Tweetie dead — he had WNYW New York. NY :$ Babies (CC). [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge Massachusetts (3 hrs.) WTNH New Haven. CT 1 readers who would like a copy the inner ear to the brain. 3D McCreary Report [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ 11:1 0AM [C N N ] Science - Technol­ (41) Carreras de Autos: Pennsylvania In­ can you suggest? hung himself on one of those WOR New York. NY 1. 3D Superman son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) 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Springfield, MA 27 when an angel crash-lands in his swim­ WWLP (^ } Bugs Bunny and Friends ly's stay at a health resort is ruined by a George Plimpton's real-life experiences as Although a primary skin dis­ mention the title. teaching hospital. You probably This may be more than some It’s too late for our parakeet, WEDH Hartford. CT 24 ming pool. Michael E. Knight. Phoebe burglar. a rookie quarterback for the Detroit Lions. New London. CT 21 (2^ @5) Smurfs (CC). Cates, Emmanuelle Bean. 1987. Rated PG. order — such as allergic reac­ require sophisticated testing to people want to know. Others will Abby. but maybe this will serve to WTWS O ) Eagles Preview '88 Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton, Alex Karras DEAR DR. GOTT: Three years uncover the reason for your find it fascinating. WVIT Hartford. CT i t ^ MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan at the Race (In Stereo) 1968 tions or eczema — may be the save another. Boston. M A 34 track' Cabled by a racehorse owner for ^ ^ Completely Mental Misadven­ WSBK [USA] PGM Sale [CNN] Newsday cause of your itchy skin, you must ago I woke at 4 a.m. and was deaf symptoms. Once the cause of JOE AND BILLE SABO. WGGB Springfield. MA '40 help. Chan arrives to find him dead. W ar­ tures of Ed Grimley (CC). consider the possibility that you in both ears, became very dizzy your vertigo and auditory diffi­ D E A R A B B Y : I need to get this WXTV Paterson, NJ ner Oland, Helen W ood. 1936. 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week O ) America: The Second Century [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales TUSTIN, CALIF. Springfield. MA s r are experiencing the side effects and vomited. I was diagnosed as culties is diagnosed, the special­ off my chest. My pet peeve is WGBY ® Capltan Centella 10:30AM (3D uttle Rascals ® Greatest Sports Legends [M AX] Vintage Performances; John WTIC Hartford. C T 41 LeniXMi (In Stereo) having labyrinthitis. 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I have a constant roaring in my orders.” 9:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek I ?.• i -.'i .Fl-Ilff (\ / '1 ■ ! MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 15,19m — i t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 15, 1988 KIT T f CARLYLE by Lerry WrlgW sion IS imminent. (60 min.) (In Stereo) SNAFU by Brue* Beattie FIRST dl) MOVIE: ''The Hunger' A survivor of IMPRESSIONS an ancient race endowed with everlasting Saturday, Continued life desperately seeks help for her rapidly Saturday, Continued While Trank aging lover. Catherine Deneuve, David (Brad Qarrett) be­ Bowie. Susan Sarandon. 1983. lieves he can ^ MOVIE: 'Arsenic and Old Lace' Two the best from the Ace Award-winning Charles Martin Smith, Clint Howard, Leslie A young man becomes disillusioned with dZ) Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In handle the busi­ old ladies poison unsuspecting gentlemen news team. |60 min.) (In Stereo) King. 1978, the hardhat days and honky-tonk nights Stereo) with elderberry wine in this adaptation of ness end of Me­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Angel Heart' (CC) A D Alfred Hitchcock Presents that characterize the modem Texas lifes­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Joseph Kesselring's long-running play. tyle Jan-Michael Vincent, Kim Basinger, dia of Omaha Cary Grant, Priscilla Lane, Raymond Mas­ routine investigation plunges a private de­ 20' Battlestar Galactica [H B O ] Coming Attractions Tanya Tucker. 1981. alone, he dis­ sey. 1944. tective into a nightmare world of voodoo 40 Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ (7) On Creating Health With Joe Na- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Face of a Fugitive' A worship and ritual murder in 1955 New Or­ tique radio scares an ambitious psychiatr­ covers that filling (22) d9) W orld Series: Game One Oakland leans. Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa math man falsely accused of murder moves to a A's or Boston Red Sox at New York Mets ist's patients to death. (60 min ) (In Stereo) frontier town under an assumed name. his partner's Bonet. 1987. Rated R- (In Stereo) CO) Portrait of a Family or Los Angeles Dodgers. (3 hrs.) (Live) .41) T u Musica (Repeticion) Fred MacMurray, Lin McCarthy, Alan Bax­ shoes is not easy, [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (3$ What About Women ter. 1959. 124) Wild America (CC) Various ways de­ [CN N] Evans & Novak on "first Im­ veloped by wild animals to ensure their Taxi [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak [TM C ] Short Film Showcase 10:30PM (D [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A pressions," airing survival. : D Benny Hill college student’s visit home opens his [DIS] Zorro 3:00PM d ) Learning the Ropes SATURDAY, QSC M O V IE; 'S py Killer' A private eye 11} INN News eyes to how deeply his friends are involved [E S P N ] College Football: Harvard at d3 Knight Rider OCT. IS. Brandy looks for a mysterious notebook contain­ In L A 's affluent drug underworld. An­ Dartmouth (3 hrs.) (Live) 18} America’s Top Ten (13) M O V IE: 'W eird Science' Tw o high- Gold co-stars in ing the names of secret agents in China drew McCarthy, JamI Gertz. Robert Dow­ [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Houseof Games' David school nerds accidentally create the Robert Horton, Sebastian Cabot. Jill St. [ES P N ] College Football: Utah State at ney, Jr, 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) the CBS comedy. John. 1969. Mamet wrote and directed this twist-laden woman of their dreams when an electrical Fresno State (3 hrs.) (Live) [U S A ] Nigh: Flight; Heavy Metal Guitar tale of a psychiatrist who becomes in­ CHECK IISTINGS storm short circuits their home computer. • (^) Honeymooners [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater Heroes volved with a master con artist. Linday Anthony Michael Hall, Kelly LeBrock, Han FOR EXACT TIME Adventures of Robin Hood 1 1 ( ) New s Crouse, Joe Mantegna, Mike Nussbaum. Mitchell-Smith. 1985. ^ :00PM CD CD 2 2 W 4^ 12; 55AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; Holly­ 1987. Rated R. [CN N] PrimeNews D Comedy Strip Live wood vice Squad’ Prostitution, pornogra­ (H ) Soul Train (In Stereo) phy and drug abuse rule the streets as Hol­ 1 ;OOPM CD MOVIE: 'Bushido Blade' Rated PG-13. (In biereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Innerspace' (CC) A CD Barney Miller ^ Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) Outdoors miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly lywood police help a mother search (or her A U.S. Navy commander leads a band of 111 Cheers (CC). runaway daughter. Ronny Cox, Trish Van American sailors and native Japanese to d ® Local Football (2 hrs., 30 min.) dD The Saint 7:00PM (D Lifestyles of the Rich and injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ Devere. 1986. Rated R. recover a symbolic sword of Japan. Ri­ ($Z) M otorweek A test of the Maserati ( ^ Robert Klein's World Series of Co­ Famous Actor Chad Everett; actress Mar- permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ 18} Freddy’s Nightmares; A Nightmare Hargitay ("Falcon Crest"); comic Fred tin Short. Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) on Elm Street Bullets aimed at a college- ‘T m taking a survey. Do you have a chard Boone, Frank Converse, James Earl 430; automotive buying services; Craig medy Robert Klein takes a humorous look iska Boat bound man spell more than trouble when 1:00AM CB Lwa Jones. 1979. Singhaus competes in the “Oea^Horse Hill at past World Series, featuring the funniest Travalena. (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Date With an Angel' A burglar alarm? Any dogs? Are you home he suffers prolonged hallucinations before Mellinger Hour dD W W F Wrestling Spotlight Climb". catches, hits, errors, etc., and introduces CD Family Tie s (CC). young composer's wedding plans go awry Saturday nights?" an assoWment of guests. (60 min.) the fatal impact. (60 min.^ (In Stereo) 36' Bizarre [CN N ] On the Menu CD New s when an angel crash-lands in his swim­ (j j) M O V IE: 'Prehistoric W om en' A hun­ (jj) Noticiero Unhriskm ming pool. Michael E. Knight. Phoebe 20' Tales From the Darkside 38' MOVIE: ’Mr. Moto Takes a Vaca­ [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson CD It's a Living Cates, Emmanuelle Beart. 1987. Rated PG. tion' An ace detective attempts to solve ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook ter finds himself captive of a tribe of ( ^ Julia Child and Mora Company 26' Rat Patrol women who keep men and beautiful [HBO] MOVIE: Flowers In the Attic' (ID Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (In Stereo) two murders and the theft of a queen s 38' MOVIE: 'Compromising Positions’ blonde girls as slaves. Martine Beswick, (C C ) Based on V .C. Andrews' novel about [CNN] Newswatch The Enterprise is catapulted more than a jewels Peter Lorre. Virginia Field. 1939 [U S A ] M O V IE : 'Th e Skull' A notorious A Long Island housewife resumes her re­ „ I omwuwgeR Michael Latimer, Edina Ronay. 1967. four children held prisoner by their grand­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Man, Woman and billion light years from its galaxy when a French nobleman's skull wields a vicious (USA] Night Flight: Short Film/ •^tJpV.HoW NOM in A VlCIfl^. ^ . mother in the family’s ancestral estate. test on the ship's propulsion system back­ porting career when she investigates the T ii e / A . (22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling Child'^When the mother of an illegitimate influence on those who have it in their pos­ murder of her womanizing dentist Susan Vignettes/Gunston Segment , HCAO-To-HeAD CoNFRPNTaTioM Victoria Tennant. Louise Fletcher. Kristy son dies suddenly, his father invites him to fires. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) session. Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee. (24) Collectors Sarandon, Raul Julia. Judith Ivey 1985 V«)R LeAWgSHiP V /-rilEMEMWWLV/. I U)rw A M6M6FK OF W ^TAFp... Swanson. 1987. Rated PG-13. come live with him and his family. Martin (ji$ Charles in Charge (C C ) Everyone tries Jill Bennett. 1965. 1 ; 1 0AM [C N N ] Travel Guide I3d) Connecticut Newsmakers [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A Sheen. Blythe Danner. David Hammings. to cheer Buddy up after his girlfriend leaves 57' Com edy Tonight W ith W hoopi Gold­ 8;30PM This Old House (CC) 1 ;30AM ® Naked City (57) Ramona (CC). college student's visit home opens his 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) him. (R) berg eyes to how deeply his friends are involved [3$ NHL Hockey: Minnesota North Stars .61] National Geographic on Assignment (M) INN News . ) [CNN] Newsday [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ in L.A .'s affluent drug underworld. An­ tique radio scares an ambitious psychiatr­ at Boston Bruins (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Spirituality among Roman Catholics in Bra­ 36) Dating Game [DIS] MOVIE; 'A Dog of Flanders' A drew McCarthy. Jami Gertz. Robert Dow­ 5 : 3 0 P M ® T B n d T (C C ( A battle of the zil. skipjacks, small commercial workboats ist's patients to death. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] The Halloween That 48 A B C New s (CCI young boy and his grandfather find a badly ney, Jr. 1987. Rated R. (in Stereo) sexes erupts when a female athlete at­ 8:35PM in the Chesapeake Bay; a profile of London beaten dog and restore it to health. David tempts to join an all-male gym. (In Stereo) ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC). Alm ost W asn't The Wicked Witch threa­ [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [U SA ] Hollywood Insider tens to ruin Halloween by not flying over cab drivers. (60 min.) Ladd, Donald Crisp, Theodore Bikel. 1959. CE News Magazine Premiere (CC). [ESP N ] Starshot: Clay target shooting Victory Garden the moon on her broomstick. [C N N ] Pinnacle [HBOj MOVIE: 'The Quest' An Ameri­ 3:30PM CD college Football: Teams (R) ® Fight Back! With David Horowitz Hee H aw [H BO ] MOVIE: Lethal Weapon' (CC) A can orphan living in Australia is drawn into to be Announced (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) Slmon & Simon The de­ [MAX] MOVIE: ’Transmutations’ ' (CC ) Problems travelers can have with (@ Men of October VII: Ultimate World 9:00PM CD veteran detective is paired with a brash a mysterious legend concerning lake tective agency enjoys unprecedented suc­ (24) Yan Can Cook duty-free items; the Federal Reserve Bank. Series Trivia Te s t Part 2. younger partner to investigate a prosti­ Based on Clive Barker’s tale of a futuristic monsters and Aboriginal mysticism. Henry cess when Rick and A .J. capture a thief in d i) Santo Domingo al Dia tute’s death. Mel Gibson. Danny Glover. London and the mutated drug addicts who Thomas. Tony Barry, Rachel Friend 1985. ® Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- ® It's a Living Sonny's visiting mother front of television news cameras. (Post­ Gary Busey 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) dwell beneath its streets. Larry Lamb, Den­ Rated G. (In Stereo) (57) Paint With Pittard: Sleeping Sam dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- makes it clear that she's not pleased with poned from an earlier date). (60 min ) holm Elliotl, Nicola Cowper 1985 Rated istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don his career. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Sorority House Massa­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Safe at Home!' A Little [CN N ] Your Money (Postponed from an earlier date) (In Stereo) R, (In Stereo) Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) cre' An escaped mental patient wreaks WINTHROP by Dick Covalll Leaguer runs into trouble when he is asked (4§) National Geographic A look at the Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled; a [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard CD ®D havoc on unsuspecting college students to produce two New York Yankees he @ This Old House Season Premiere great white polar bear and a Manitoba lazer for removing severe skin blemishes. to the Movies 8i Coming Attractions [U SA ] Cover Story Angela O ’Neill, Wendy Martel, Pamela claims to know for a banquet William (CC), town's efforts to co-exist w th them. Nar­ Japanese prefabricated bomb shelters; a AND I FREEZE Prawley. Mickey Mantle, Roger Mans. 4:00PM ® MOVIE: 'Big Country' A [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday rated by Jason Robards. (60 min.) satellite-driven maritime rescue system Ross. 1987. Rated R. 2:00AM ® Now s (R) [USA] MOVIE: 'Juvenile Jungle' Two TO DEATH IN 1962 man from Baltimore, arriving to marry a [D IS] My Friend Flicka © ) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Overnight Service young thugs mug a workman after he [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Ship of Zombies' An an­ rancher's daughter, becomes involved in a The Enterprise is catapulted more than a (£0) An All-Star Celebration: The '88 13 hrs, I THE WINTER [USA] Throb CD cashes a paycheck at a liquor store Corey cient ship, manned by a crew of the un- duel over water rights. Gregory Peck, Jean billion light years from its galaxy when a Vote (C C ) Variety. Billy Crystal, Lili Tomlin ;ii3 Runaway With the Rich and Famoui A N D R O A ST IN Allen, Rebecca Welles, Joe Conley 1958 dead. roams the oceans in search of ships Simmons. Charlton Heston. 1958. 6:00PM C D @ New s test on the ship's propulsion system back­ and Robin Williams are among the stars (2 Singer Mary Wilson in Vancouver, Britist THE SUAAMER. fires. (60 min.) (R) containing human cargo. Maria Perschy. CD Knight pider fD Three's Company hrs.) 1 1 :30PM CD Entertainment This Columbia: Southern California; Bermuda 1977 [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday W eek Actor Robert Conrad (60 mm ) (In Latin Connection Featured; the re­ CD A -Te a m CD Kolchak, The Night Stalker 38 That’s the Spirit cording group Sweet Sensation. (60 min.) [D IS] MOVIE; 'Once Upon a Brothers Stereo) [C N N ] International Correspondents 1.30PM (24j Flower Shop (R) (0) Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy and G[D Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ (In Stereo) Grim m ' Grimm's fairy tales are presented (3^ Triple Threat Charles stop a would-be robber from hold­ tique radio scares an ambitious psychiatr­ , D Star Search (60 min ) [DIS] MOVIE: ’A Dog of Flanders’ A ^ M O V IE: 'Zapped!' A shy science whiz in this musical version Dean Jones, Paul ist's patients to death. (60 min.) (In Stereo) D Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare (5^ Computer Chronicles ing up the pizza parlor. young boy and his grandfather find a badly develops telekinetic powers after a lab ac­ Sand, Ruth B'jzzi. 1977. on Elm Street Bullets aimed at a college- beaten dog and restore it to health. Davic dD It's a Living v24) Inside Family Ties: Behind the [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday cident. ScQlt Baio, Willie Aames, Scatman [E S P N ] College Football: Syracuse at Scenes of a Hit (C C ) Interviews with cast bound man spell more than trouble when Ladd. Donald Crisp, Theodore Bikel 1959 Crothers. 1982 S5) W ar of the W orlds Skeptical officials Penn State (3 hrs.) (Live) and crew members of the popular T V sit­ he suffers prolonged hallucinations before 2:00PM (T) MOVIE: 'Westworld' Two force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ [ESPN] SportsCenter businessmen travel to an adult fantasy re­ (2|) M O V IE: 'Sky Riders' A gang uf ter­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Explorers' Three boys com "Family Ties." Henry Winkler nar the fatal impact. (60 min.) (In Stereo) sion is imminent. (60 min.) [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Africar sort and have a vacation of suspense when rorists kidnap the family of a wealthy busi­ build a spaceship that puts them in touch rates. (60 min.) 11) MOVIE: 'Valley Girl' When a prom- Sounds the system operating the totally auto­ nessman. James Coburn. Susannah York, N ew s (Live) with aliens. Mary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke. v41; T u Musica (Repeticion) queen candidate starts dating a punk- mated land of Delos breaks down Yul Robert Culp. 1976. Jason Presson, 1985. Rated PG. (In rocker. her friends try to dissuade her, Ni­ 2:10AM [TM C] MOVIE: Spring (24) DeGrassi Junior High (57) M O V IE: ‘Ball of Fire' A nightclub sin­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vonco Bodwoott Brynner. Richard Benjamin, James Brolin Stereo) cholas Cage, Frederic Forrest, Colleen Break’ Four college students cut loose on (2d) Julia Child and Company (R) ^ Record Guide ger becomes a fruitful source for a spring break in Fort Lauderdale. David 1973 [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 mm.) professor studying American slang. Gary Camp. 1983. (3^ Hart to Hart ( @ Hersey's Hollywood Previews of Knell, Parry Lang, Jayne Modean, 1983 nn Hawaii Five-0 Cooper. Barbara Stanwyck, Oscar Hom- (20) D .C. Follies Guest: Jimmie Walker. 'm m tf (57) Victory Garden (CC). movies to be released and interviews with 7:30PM CD m « a - s *h Rated R. (2^ MOVIE: 'Mother. Jugs and Speed' olka. 1942. 22} Saturday Night Live (90 mm.) (In <3000, d D M O V IE: 'Kid Galahad' An ex-G.I. with actors. An ambulance company is more interested CD Jeopardy! (CC) Stereo) 2; 30 AM ® m o v i e : ’KIII zone’ A Viet­ a knockout punch becomes a reluctant @ Doctor Who [CN N ] Showbiz Week in the number of patients serviced than CD M am a's Family Bubba and Mama ap­ nam war veteran is captured in a mock bat­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Susannah of the Moun- 24' Com edy Tonight their welfare. Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch. boxer. Elvis Presley, Lola Albright, Gig d i) Star Trek ply for the same )ob at a local fast-food tle during a military training exercise, and Young. 1962. ties' An orphan girl is raised by a Mountie 26' Racing From Plainsfleld Harvey Keitel. 1976. [CNN] Newswatch stand. (R) problems arise whan the reality of his past w Sa^! [D IS ] M O V IE: 'M isty' T w o children cap­ Shirley Temple. Randolph Scott. 1939 40' Public People/Private Lives merges with the present. Fritz Matthews, (2ti M O V IE: 'Silver Streak' An editor on a CtD M y Secret Identity Thieves steal a ture and tame a wild pony in this adapta­ [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet (Colorized Version) Ted Prior, David James Campbell. 1984. cross-country tram ride encounters a love device from Dr. Jeffcoate's latest inven­ 57' M O V IE: 'Next Sum m er’ A mother tion of Marguerite Henry's popular child­ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Please Don't Eat the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' affair, a murder plot and a wild police tion and it's up to Andrew to retrieve it. and her two daughters confront a variety (3$ Tales From the Darkside Daisies' An obscure university professor (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman chase. Gene Wilder, Jill Clayburgh, Richard ren's book. David Ladd. Anhur O'Connell, of personal problems as they gather to rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris (^J) As Schools Match Wits sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in Alfred Hrtchcock Presents Pryor 1976. Pam Smith. 1961. visit the ailing family patriarch. Jean-Louis [ESPN] College Football; Duke at Day. David Niven, Janis Paige. 196Q. (2j) Mark Russell Campaign Special this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner Trintignant, Claudia Cardinale, Fanny Ar- [C N N ] Sports Latenight (2_4) Art of William Alexander and Lowell Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ Clemson (3 hrs.) (Live) [U SA] Mike Hammer Songs and commentary originally pre­ dant. 1985. [ESPN] Collage Football: Syracuse at Speers don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) sented during the 1984 season of specials Penn State (3 hrs ) (R) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Man Who Never 6:30PM CD C B S N ew s (CC) recall the campaigns waged by Reagan and [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred (2|) M O V IE: 'I W alk the Line' A married, (4D M iss Colombia (3 hrs.) (En W as' A British intelligence agent plots to Bush in their defeat of Mondale and Fer­ 9:30PM Hickman. Nick Charles. 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : w is d o m ’ middle-aged sheriff falls for the daughter of CD Too Close for Comfort Vivo) a moonshiner. Gregory Peck, Tuesday confuse the Nazis about the upcoming Al­ raro. 11:55PM [M AX] MOVIE: Busted (CC ) A young man becomes a folk hero lied invasion of Sicily. Clifton Webb, Gloria d D Starting From Scratch James and He­ [CN N ] This Week in Japan Weld, Estelle Parsons. 1970. Superboy A 19-year-old journalism Up' (CC ) A street boxer becomes the when his crusade against the institution Grahame, Stephen Boyd. 1956. (In Stereo) len discover that their divorce may not be leads him to commit a string of unusual (3^ M O V IE: 'A un t M ary' A Baltimore valid. student (John Haymes Newton), under the 1 0:00PM G D w e s t S7th (60 mtn.) leader of a movement to save his neigh­ [U SA] Cartoons guise of Clark Kent, fights evil and injus­ borhood from demolition. Paul Coufos. Ir­ bank robberies. Emilio Estevez, Demi woman ignores her severe physical handi­ (18) Munsters Today Premiere Updated New s tice. Today; Superboy tries to rescue CD CD ene Cara, Tony Rosato. 1986 Rated R. Moore, Tom Skerritt 1986 Rated R (In caps and becomes a sandlot coach. Jean 4:1 0PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up version of the '60s series in which the Lana’s father. CiD Tales From the Darkside Stereo) Stapleton. Martin Balsam, Harold Gould. Munsters awaken after a 25-year sleep 2:00AM CD Coiumbo 1979 4:30PM Frugal Gourmet ( ^ ) M am a's Family Mama's daughter ■.18) Headlines on Trial 3:00AM (H ) m o v i e ; ’Th e W om en’s FUN.. Today; Herman (John Schuck) uses Grand­ 18' Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) FUN- (38^ MOVIE; 'Murder on the Orient Ex­ d8) M unsters Today Grandpa is granted pa's bizarre recipe for a cooking contest (Betty White) secretly checks into the hos­ 120} Bern Famous Featured: children from Room’ Based on Marilyn French's explo­ I P L A N T o f \ J N most TE£a1uC£0 1 A J LONG] ( T - F P o r e c T , A S l o n 6 press' Inspector Poirot sorts through a three wishes when he wins the Transyl­ pital for an operation. (R) famous families. Guests; Robert and Katie 20' Transcendental Meditation Special sive best-seller, this controversial drama vania sweepstakes. (90 min.) (2i) @0) N B C New s depicts the life choices available to women AS Lo n g T A k « F U fJ LoN& I FolZ ALC A S i t ' s trainload of glamorous and eccentric sus­ (57) W ild America (CC ) Various ways de­ Wagner, Michael Landon Jr., Christian and .26) MOVIE: 'Avenging Warriors of nesooace-1 > A S i t 's , ' (T -. PCFEND j (24) Pow er of Choice (C C ) Juvenile coun­ at critical points in their lives. Lee Remick, pects to find the killer of an art dealer with (41) Topo Gigto veloped by wild animals to ensure their Shane Conrad. Michael and Joe Kennedy Shaolin' Five kung fu masters embark on a M IT 'S seiuovrcyf‘ M ITii [ a n d a i l TA/ selor Michael Pritchard utilizes his skills as Colleen Dewhurst, Patty Duke Astin. ‘ pteoGE lb PPO- ■npy. a shady past Albert Finney, Ingrid Berg­ survival. (60 min.) life-and-death rescue mission. Lu Feng, Pai IT." (§7) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) a comic to help teen-agers deal with ado­ V i D £ A W U f OF fO(Z neovcTiBie! man. Sean Connery 1974. (24) MOVIE: 'A Woman Rebels' A young Piao. 1983. 1980. A / € W ... lescent issues, beginning with ways to im­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday [CN N ] Big Story woman struggles to break free of the strict (31) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) VT . . S- A T A FUA/.'' i41) Lo Mejor de la Semana Noticias sobre prove communication with parents. '^81} MOVIE: 'WllUe and Phil’ Two men cl bcsibol [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Turning Point' 8:00PM CD Uvel Dick Clark Presents moral code of both her father and the Vic­ and a woman embark on a very special @8) Home Shopping Overnight Service ^ tO iM fie T w o former ballet students review the di­ (26) Three Stooges (CC). torian era at large. Katharine Hepburn. Her ■ L / t p r i c e '' >57) Adventures in Scale Modeling ten-year relationship, sharing their love (2 hrs.) rections their lives have taken over the (38) Starting From Scratch C D Reporters Scheduled: a 50ih- bert Marshall, Donald Crisp. 1936 and companionship. Michael Ontkean. ;61, MOVIE: 'No Place to Hide’ A pair of years and question their chosen paths. [CN N ] Newsnight (4()) Great Escape This week's vacation anniversary report on the broadcast of (2.6) Combat! Margot Kidder. Ray Sharkey* 1980, young boys are desperately sought by au­ Anne Bancroft. Shirley MacLaine. Mikhail 3:1 5AM [M AX] MOVIE: Wrong Is spots; Charleston, S.C.; Mexico; Australia. "W ar of the Worlds' ; a West Coast white (61) Hardcastte and McCormick [CN N] Newsnight thorities hoping to recover the deadly germ Baryshnikov. 1977. Rated PG. supremacy group. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Right’ A globe-hopping T V anchorman pellets they have in their possession [C N N ] Pinnacle [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Undergrads' After a 5:00PM C D A -Te am [CN N ] Headline News deals with Arab sheiks and international David Brian. Marsha Hunt. 1956. ( D ^9) Family Again (CC ) Jill Eikenberry teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a agents. Sean Connery. Katherine Ross. [DIS] Here's Boomer and Michael Tucker star as parents who [ESP N ] College Football Scoreboard (11) Tw ilight Zone (CC) Prehistoric cave rest home, the two move in together and 1982. Rated R. 2'. 1 0 P M [CNN] Heallhweek paintings baffle an archaeologist (Louise [H B O j M O V IE: Poltergeist II: The are devastated by the death of their eldest [H B O ] More of the Best of Not Neces­ enroll in college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ I ZIP'S veep. Other Side' A year after vengeful spirits child. Tonya Crowe also stars. (60 min.) 2 :3 0 P M ([3l College Football: Miami Fletcher) when they move and change sarily the New s A second collection of peace, Len Birman. 1985. 3;30AM [CN N ] This Weak In Japan 3 t r ' f a n t a iu u v S I O' shape overnight. (In Stereo) drove them from their home, the Freeling C D Kolchak, The Night Stalker at Notre Dame (3 hrs . 30 min ) (Live) family experiences renewed attacks by 1 2:30AM CD She*« the sheriff 3:40AM [D IS ] m o v i e : Suaannah of \\iemnei*istfy\ 24; J'»v of Painting (R) (.18) NW A: Main Event otherworldly forces Jobeth Williams, llD W ar of the W orlds Skeptical officials the Mountlao’ An orphan girl is raised by force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ Continued... CD M O V IE: 'Cotton Candy' A group of 41i Li.' ha Libre (60 min ) (24) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - Craig T Nelson. Heather O'Rourke. 1986 high school misfits forms a rock band. a Mountie. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 15, 1988 — E» »4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 15, 1988

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Your companions whom you may have to work today 45 Author Anais 12 13 14 IT'6 YOUR won't know which label suits you the could be a bit Jealous of you and vice DAIRY PK DUCT ..SIARCH bBsf versa. This attitude mars productivity. /^e A T.. 0 5 46 Suburban 15 16 17 WAKE-UP CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Unless VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Beware of In­ restaurant CALL / 18 19 20 you lead by proper example today, you volvements In ventures today that are 48 Gave up are not likely to get others to do your too chancy or speculative. 'There is a r 51 Anger / / ^ ■ 2 3 bidding. Don't tell them what to do, possibility you may take a risk on some­ 52 Slippery show them how It's done. thing you Wouldn't. 55 Marriage v o w . (2 w d sj 24 25 26 1 |29 30 31 56 Not competent S> 32 59 Oklahoma town ^ H 3 5 60 Set up (golf Blidse 36 40 1 ball) 61 Navigate 41 44 62 Western hemi­ played many times, even by expert sphere org. NORTH M-19 players, quite often the final contract 46 47 1 63 Past time 4AJ86 would be six clubs. Although there are 64 Piece of stage THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A 8y Barry VK scenarios in which that contract might 48 49 60 1 ^ H 5 1 62 63 64 scenery ♦ A74 make, say with an opening spade lead, ALLEY OOP byOsvoGrauo 4AK876 P lfM A „ 1 0 V i the lead of a diamond or a heart would DOWN 66 56 67 SB NOW.-YOU WILL GIVE- ) I TOLOJUH Y O U -A R E - o e & x a B L A o s WEST EAST pose difficult problems, even if de­ CORPLETOUS! — <^BEFDRE...MO!.*! A -FO O U > 59 60 61 BBCrKMiATe.,, ♦ 10 9 7 3 4K542 clarer were looking at all 52 cards. It's ARTHLIKIG/ 1 Slime V 5 4 V 10 9 8 7 far better to reach six hearts or six no- 2 Imitates 62 - 63 |e4 ♦ K 10 9 ♦ J862 3 Verb following trump. Today’s bidding is a suggested 4 10 4 3 2 4 J "thou" way to get to a sound final contract. 15 4 Last mo. (C)1988 by NEA. Inc SOUTH After South's bid of three no-trump, 4 Q North continued with four clubs, a nat­ VAQJ632 ural bid suggesting that their side was ♦ Q53 on the way to slam. South had earlier 4Q9S rebid his hearts, so the bid of four Vulnerable: Both hearts at this point confirmed that the Dealer: South suit was even better — e.g., A-Q-J. I TH A T SCRAMBLED W ORD GAM E That made it easy for North to jump by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Weft North Eait South right to six no-trump. 1 V Unscramble these four Jumbles, We’re going to leem how to The play of that contract is easy. one letter to each square, to form avoid the mistakea our BLONDIE by Dean Young • Stan Drake Pass 2 4 Pass 2 4 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ancealora made Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 With the 10 of spades lead, declarer four ordinary words. I OOULO USE SOME l HAVE THE HICeST THEV LET ME COME THATIS TRUE, o u t THEV MAKE Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 NT simply ducks. letting the king win, but WHENEVER 1 WANT.. 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[T M C ] MOVIE: 'Splash' When a disen­ (E ) Classified Express - Jobs Broadcasters 61' MOVIE: A Question of Guilt’ When chanted businessman falls in love with a E ) Combatl her iwo children are discovered dead, their 7:30PM dD Runaway With the Rich mermaid, he must battle scientists and the VIn Scully (I.) and ing spell sends her back in time to her sen* PG-13. (In Stereo) dD Hart to Hart mother finds her personal lifestyle has and Famous Singer Mary Wilson in Van­ media to preserve her. Tom Hanks, Daryl [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Julia' Writer Lillian Hell- ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, 5:00AM ® Home Shopping Over­ Joe Qaragiola great bearing on the case Tuesday Weld. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents couver, British Columbia; Southern Califor­ Hannah. John Candy. 1984. Rated PG. (In (E) Home Shopping Overnight Service man is drawn into the main thrust of war­ Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated night Service (60 min.) will call the plays Ron Leibman, Alex Rocco 1978 nia; Bermuda. Stereo) (3 hrs.) time resistance efforts when her closest PG-13. 5:30PM @ Collectibles, Etc. ^38) Home Shopping Overnight Service when NBC [CNN] Newsday dD Noticiero Univision dD Gene Scott childhood friend seeks her help. Jane [TM C] MOVIE: 'No Man's Land' A dl)9to5 [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) Continues (2 hrs.) [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ Fonda. Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Ro- Sports presents [DIS] MOVIE: 'Lefty, the Ding-A-Ling rookie police officer becomes caught up in [C N N ] World Report [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday caps the weekend of the world of sports. 9 : 3 0 P M ® $ 1) Tracey Ullman Show (C N N ] Sports Review bards 1977. Rated PG. Game 2 of the Lynx' A confused lynx sets out to find its the flashy lifestyle of the car-theft ring he's [D IS] MOVIE: 'On a Clear Day You Can [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Sketches: a U.S.O. show at an Arctic [OIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: 8:00AM (T) Weicker-Lieberman De­ World Series from place in the animal world. Narrated by been assigned to infiltrate. D.B. Sweeney, 8:00PM d ) Murder. She Wrote (CC| weather station; a yuppie husband's affair, See Forever' A woman lives several lives Mayf Nutter. 1971. Fourth Anniversary Show The Mouseke- bate the National Charlie Sheen, Lara Harris. 1987. Rated R. 6:00PM ® ^ (3D (40) News Shortly after Sheriff Tupper’s sister leaves a con man turned court witness. (R) (in in a romantic triangle where her competi­ (In Stereo) tion is herself. Barbara Streisand, Yves teers throw Walt a surprize party to cele­ [U SA] Street Hawk ® A -Te a m her husband and seeks refuge in Cabot Stereo) brate the show's founh anniversary, and CD Sunday Mass League city. SUN­ Montand, Jack Nicholson. 1970. Rated G. ® Starting From Scratch Cove, a murder occurs. (60 min.) (R) (4D This Week With David Brinkley (CC) introduce the cartoon, ‘Peter and the CD This Week in Connecticut DAY, O C T. 16. 1:30PM (24) Tony Brown's Journal 3:30PM 01) MOVIE: 'Lifeforce' London becomes James and Helen discover that their di­ ® (j6D America's Most Wanted Es­ [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: 40i Wild Kingdom a graveyard when a trio of space vampires 0 : 0 0 P M ( S ®D Duet (CC) Linda's ir Wolf” . (60 min.) ® Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny vorce may not be valid. caped convict Norman Ray Freelove, ac­ 1 1983 Los Angeles Raiders (R) are unwittingly brought to Earth by an ex­ labor, but that doesn't stop her from visit­ [USA] Night Flight: Short Film/ CHECK USTINGS 57) Modern Maturity (CC) cused of rape; Paul David Crews, accused [il) Tom and Jerry 0D World Class Women ploratory mission to Halley's Comet. Steve ing the hospital's gift shop. (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Prince of Darkness' Vignettes/Gunston Segment FOR EXACT TIME [CN N] Moneyweek of murder. (In Stereo) The contents of a mysterious canister flD Living the W ord (M) Growing a Business Railsback, Peter Firth, Frank Finlay. 1985. ® America Picks the All-Time Favorite ® News stored in an abandoned church turn a 5:1 SAM [M AX] MOVIE: Date With f2D Transformers [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Echo Park' Three peo­ (3D Best of Saturday Night < an Angel' A young composer’s wedding 4:00PM CE NFL Football: San Fran ’ Movies Host Jerry Lewis offers tho home 0D INN News group of physics students into zombies. ple try to make their show business and (2D M O V IE: 'Ju st You and Me. Kid' An plans go awry when an angel crash-lands Sunday Today cisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams (3 hrs.) audience a chance to phone in and select Donald Pleasence, Jameson Parker. Lisa literary aspirations come true in Los An­ elderly ex-vaudevillian takes in a 14-year- dD It's Showtime at the Apollo This in his swimming pool. Michael E. Knight, '.2A) ^ Sesame Street (CC). (R) (Live) their favorite films from nominees in four Blount. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) geles. Susan Oey. Tom Hulce, Michael old runaway despite the protestations of week's host: Vanessa Williams. Guests Phoebe Cates, Emmanuelle Beart. 1987. different categories. Olympia Dukakis, [USA] PGM Sale i'3D Oral Roberts Bowen. 1985. Rated R. ® $t. Elsewhere his meddling relatives. George Burns, the recording group Troop; comics Martin Rated PG. (In Stereo) Linda Blair and James Earl Jones guest Lawrence; Charles Cozart and Sinbad. (60 ( T ) M y Secret Identity Andrew's secret Brooke Shields, Burl Ives. 1979. U S A Today Scheduled: World Tomorrow day’s NFL Football schedule, (60 min.) 2:00PM ® Superior Court star. (60 min.) min.) (In Stereo) 1 2:30AM 5:30AM ® l Love Lucy ^ Drawing Men to Christ gets out when Stephanie reads his Ultra­ ( ) Leonardo da Vinci - Gloria Steinem interviews Shirley Ma­ (3D Robert Schuller M O V IE: 'M arlowe' A private eye CD MOVIE: One Million Years B.C.' A 34 ® Magnum, P.l. ^ Sacrifice of the Mass [TMC] man diary. Jimmy Swaggart cLaine; former "Lost in Space” co-star (iD INN News ^ Nuestra Familia encounters murder as he chases a strip­ young man, expelled from a savage tribe ® Outer Umits UD MOVIE: 'Atlantis, The Lost Conti­ (11) A ID S Lifeline: Remember M y Name 54) Good Neighbors Billy Mumy; author Bobbie Ann Mason ("In [CN N] Moneyweek 5 D M unsters Today Grandpa is granted tease dancer and her killer husband. James meets and falls in iove with a girl from a dD Funtastic World of Hanrta-Barbera nent* After rescuing a beautiful princess at (M ) W ar of the W orlds Skeptical officials This special follows the 3,500 panel me­ Country” ). (60 min.) three wishes when he wins the Transyl Garner, Carroll O'Connor, Rita Moreno gentle, sensitive tribe John Richardson. force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ morial quilt on its four month. 12-thousand (E ) Worid Vision [E S P N ] Auto Racing; Intematiortal Se­ sea, a Greek fisherman learns that her fath­ ( T ) Dallas [C N N ] Daybreak vania sweepstakes. Raquel Welch 1966 mile tour. (60 min.) dan Cup Series From Columbus, Ohio. (R) 1969 Rated PG er's mythical kingdom has been taken over sion is imminent. (60 min.) ® Siempre en Domingo Programa de [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl (E ) Synchronal [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes dD Love Your Skin [U S A ] She-Ra; Princess of Power 11) MOVIE; 'The Gunfighters' Three by an evil genius. Anthony Hall. Joyce T a y­ ® Hablemos de Cine Estreno variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis­ (iD M O V IE: 'Th e Mean Season' A Miami tes invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ to the Movies & Coming Attractions [E S P N ] Running and Racirtg dD New Jersey Hispano brothers are forced to break the law when lor, Frank de Kova. 1961. (4p Elvis '5 6 Clips from broadcast per­ 1 2:00PM ® This Is the NFL a land baron threatens the family ranch Nature Season Premiere (CC) This reporter is the only public contact with a lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Lis- formances illustrate the crucial turn Elvis [ T M C ] m o v i e : Explorers' @ ) Mister Rogers Art Hindle, Reiner Schoene. George Ken­ (iD Latin Connection Featured: the re­ series' seventh season begins with an ex­ psychopathic serial murderer. Kurt Russell, 5:45AM sitte and the theater troupe move on to .D W W F Wrastling Challenge dX) Greet Railway Journeys of the World Presley's career took in 1956; includes Kis Three boys build a spaceship that puts Fame (60 min.) nedy. 1987 cording group Sweet Sensation. (60 min.) ploration of the Spanish Pyrenees Moun­ Mariel Hemingway. Richard Jordan. 1985. dD ® M O V IE: 'Th e m ' Giant ant mutations apF>earances on "The Ed Sullivan Show” them in touch with aliens. Mary Kay Place, another town. (In Stereo) tains and the bearded vulture that lives in [C N N ] Headline News [D I S ] M O V IE: 'SrKM>py. Com e Home' run wild in the Mojave Desert. James W hit­ 20; MOVIE: 'Sleeper' A contemporarv (^0) M am a's Family Bubba and Mama ap­ and ' 'The Steve Allen Show .'' (60 min.) (R) EthanHtwke, Jason Presson. 1985. Rated [U SA ] Cartoons this harsh environment. (60 min.) (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tex' A vulnerable 15- Snoopy bids Charlie Brown farewell in or Rip Van Winkle turns the year 2173 into a (2D M O V IE : 'W holly Moses?' Holy Land ply for the same job at a local fast-food [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: more, James Arness. Fess Parker, 1954 Stereo) <« year-old is caught in an emotional tug-of- PG. (In Stereo) ® Dennis the Menace der to return to his first owner. 1972 slapstick carn.val. W oody Allen. Diano tourists stumble on a lost text and learn stand. (R) 1971 artd 1977 A F C Sudden Death 8:30AM 11) MOVIE: 'The Adventures cf Marco war as he tries to grow up without parental Rated G. Keaton, John Beck. 1973 about the life of a forgotten would-be pro­ ^ Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ^ ^ World Series; Game two Oak­ Playoffs (60 min.) (R) 6:00AM ® We Believe ® World Tomorrow Polo' The biography of the 13th century guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Metzler, Meg phet. Dudley Moore, Laraine Newman, Ri­ (60 min.) (In Stereo)^ land A 's or Boston Red Sox at New York ® Gilligan's Island [E S P N ] Spoftraits: Greg Lougainis and explorer and merchant is dramatized. Gary 24) Fight Back! With David Horowitz T4ly. 1982. Rated PG. [U S A ] PGM Sale (ID Little Rascals chard Pryor. 1980. [CN N] Newswatch Mets or Los Angeles Dodgers. (3 hrs.) Emil Zatopek Cooper, Sigrid Gurie. Basil Rathbone. 40} M O V IE: 'Condorman' A comic strip ® Sustaining (3D David Paul k22) MOVIE: 'Just Tell Me You Love Me' [D IS] Danger Bay (CC). (Live) ^ S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high- 12:35AM [ M A X ) m o v i e : -The [HBO] MOVIE: Breaking Away' (CC) 1938. artist authenticates his character's adven­ Three people on their way to Hawaii be­ l^hts of today's games. (60 min.) Fourth Protocol' (C C ) A British masterspy [11) INN Magazine M Porky Pig Oscar-winning tale of four high-school tures by testing them himself. Michael [ M A X ] M O V IE: Foul Play' An innocent (24)* Nature (CC ) Explores Spain's Extre­ (18) Career Media Network come unwitting partners in crime. Robert [H B O f i S t & Ten; The Bulls Mean Busi­ scours England for his Russian counter­ [lD Headline News graduates who ponder their future while Crawford, Oliver Reed, Barbara Carrera woman becomes entangled in a plot to kilt madura, an oak forest and wilderness ( ^ Today in Bible Prophecy 2D MOVIE: 'Sunset Limousine' An as­ Hegyes, Lisa Hartman, Debralee Scott. ness (CC) Fights develop over everything part, a KGB agent who's building an atomic preparing for a grueling bicycle race. Den­ 1981 the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase. Goldie^ plain, and the animals it shelters. (60 min.) Insight / Out dD Robert Schuller piring comic sets out to change his reputa­ 1979, (In Stereo) from parking to player trades. (In Stereo) bomb. Michael Caine, Pierce Brosnan, nis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Barbara Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. Rated PG." Joanna Cassidy. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [b iS ] You and Me, Kid ( ^ One Day at a Time tion by taking a job as a limousine chauf­ (5f) Mystery): Cause Celebre Season (24) Fueling the Future An examination of [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Sophie’s Choice' Barrie. 1979. Rated PG. Premiere (C C ) This series' ninth season [U SA ] Murder, She Wrote (60 min.) (iD MOVIE: 'The Fighting Seabees' A [ESPN] Powerboat Racing: Interna­ feur. John Ritter. Susan Day, Paul Reiser America's escalating energy consumption Oscar-winning story of a concentration- [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'Th e Fly' An ill-fated ex­ (3D Baptist Church opens with an adaptation of Terence Ratti- tough construction foreman and a navy tional Outboard Grand Prix From Minnea­ 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu 1983 and the effects of energy policy decisions, ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) camp survivor who must face secrets from periment results in the transmutation of a gan's 1978 play chronicling Alma Ratten- 6:30PM man work close to the Japanese lines dur­ [C N N ] Politics '88 .22) Classified Express - Jobs beginning with the nation's love affair with her past white living in 1947 Brooklyn. fly and a man. Vincent Price, Patricia O w ­ polis. (60 min.) (R) 1 0 :3 0 A M ® Inside Washington bury's (Helen Mirren) 1935 Old Bailey mur­ QD Munsters Today Grandpa is granted ing World W ar II. John Wayne, Susan Hay­ [DIS] Wuzzles the automobile. (60 min.) Part 1 of 4. Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Peter MacNicol. ens, Al (David) Hedison. 1958. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Gospel According ® Wonderful World of Disney: The 24) McLaughlin Group der trial. First up: Alma takes a young three wishes when he wins the Transyl­ ward, Dennis O'Keefe. 1944. [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (26) Police Story 1982. Rated R. to Vic' (CC ) A skeptical Catholic school Scarecrow of Romney Marsh Part 3 of 3 Police Woman lover. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2 vania sweepstakes. (4I1 PELICULA: Golpe a la Mafia' Un 'i :00AM CE Naked City teacher rejects the belief that his recent [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) [H B O ] M O V IE: Real M en' A no- [CN N] Week m Review (30) WKRP in Cincinnati hombre decidido a vengar a su hermano S S Odd Couple string of successes are actual miracles ® Beazley Showcase of Homes (30) Meet the Press (CC). (^) To Be Announced. nonsense CIA operative and a mild- (40) Elvis '5 6 Clips *rom broadcast per­ boxeador asesinado en una pelea por el 1 0 : 3 0 P M ® Current Affair Extra (3® That's the Spirit Tom Conti, Helen Mirreni David Hayman. mannered insurance agent join forces to (3D Love Boat Hart to Hart [H B O ] Tales of Washington Irving Ani­ d D A B C New s (CC). titulo. Jorge Rivero. mated. Tw o of the famous American wri­ formances illustrate the crucial turn Elvis ® D.C. Follies 1986. Rated PG-13. retrieve a formula that could save the (3D MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Huntress' Tem as Debates [U S A ] PGM Sale (3D y ter's classics, “ The Legend of Sleepy Hol­ Presley's career took in 1956; includes his (41) Univision en el Deporte Comemarlos dX) Fawity Tow ers [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to African world. James Belushi, John Ritter, Barbara Tarzan opposes the efforts of a zoological ( ) Triple Threat '57) CE New s Magazine Premiere (CC) low" and "Rip Van Winkle. ' aro appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show ” y resumen del acontecer deportivo por [CNN] PrimeNews 11 1:30 AM CE UfeetYles of the Rich and Sounds Barrie. 1987. Rated PG. expedition intent on capturing scores of and The Steve Allen Show.” (60 min.) Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) dD Bless Me, Father Famous Actor Chad Everett; actress Mar­ animals for various zoos. Johnny Weiss­ [CN N] Newsday presented. (60 min.) [H B O ] M O V IE: 'W eeds' (CC ) A group of 6:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek [M AX] MOVIE: The Model and the (.S7J Joy of Painting: Hidden Creek [C N N ] Inside Business i D 9 to 5 iska Hargitay (“ Falcon Crest "); comic Fred Marriage Broker' A marriage broker and a muller, Brenda Joyce, Johnny Sheffield [D IS] My Friend Flicka [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Getting Even' A rugged former inmates take to the road with a play Travalena. (60 min.) (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Horse in the Gray [D IS ] Animals in Action The behavior, about life behind bars. Nick Nolte, Lane 6:30AM CE) vista lingerie model, not knowing the nature of 1947. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Diary of Anne Texas industrialist and his power-mad rival [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Women's Club' A Flannel S uit' (CC ) Complications in an ad­ habits and histories of various spider spe- ' Smith, William Forsythe. 1987. Rated R. ® A B C N ew s (CC) ' each other's job. strike up an acquaint­ (33) Th is Old House (CC) (R) Frank' The true story of a Jewish family's battle for possession of a poisonous gas 'Struggling screenwriter turns his experi­ ® Oral Roberts vertising executive’s way-out promotional cies. (In Stereo) ance. Jeanne Crain, Scott Brady. Thelma life in hiding from the Nazis as seen through Edward Albert, Joe Don Baker, Audrev ences as a male prostitute into potential ® Sustaining Three Stooges campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones, Di­ ® It's Your Business Ritter. 1952. the eyes of a young girl. Melissa Gilbert. Landers. 1986. [ESP N ] Auto Racing: American Racing [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' A script material. Michael Pare, Maud IN N New s ane Baker. Lloyd Bochner. 1968. Rated G. QD (11) Bishop's Appeal (3D Conversations with Fred Lewis Maximilian Schell, Joan Plowright. 1980 Series From Nazareth, Pa. (Taped) divorced couple battles for custody of their Adams, Eddie Velez. 1987. Rated R. ® Sunday Morning (CC) (90 2:30PM (jID Family Medical Center [E S P N ] N FL's Greatest M om ents Pro- 9:00AM @ Para Gente Grande (90 min.) [ESPN] Indy: First Year Experience young son. Winner of five Oscars, includ­ Q l) Abbott and Costello min.) [U S A ] All-American Wrestling (lD Tennessee Tuxedo [HBO] MOVIE: 'Real Men' A no- 11:00PM a; CD CE ® (3® ® files of Tom Dempsey and Duane Thomas with Jeff MacPhearson nonsense CIA operative and a mild- ing Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman, Meryl To Be Announced. (H ) N ew ton's Apple (CC). News (R| ® Denver, the Last Dinosaur 1 2:30PM Q D NFL Today NFL pregame 24) Adam Smith's Money World mannered insurance agent join forces to Streep, Justin Henry. 1979. Rated PG. [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [U S A ] Bustin’ Loose ® Barney Miller [U S A ] PGM Sale Ring Around the Worli (D IGA Food Show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross, '4.D Futbol Copa Marlboro: Equipo Per- retrieve a formula that could save the [USA] Mike Hammer [ESPN] This W eek in Sports (60 min ) Will McDonough and Dick Butkus (5i) Cheers (CC). Connecticut: Now (In^ereo) (7 ) Jetsons dedor contra Equipo Perdedor (2 hrs ) 4:30PM LE Out of This W orld Evie world. James Belushi, John Ritter, Barbara 1:45AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Glitter Barrie 1987. Rated PG. 8:15PM [ESPN] NFL Scrapbook: [CN N] Style With Elsp^ensch [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' A CID High School Bowl [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet travels back in time to observe her par­ 0D Choices We Face Dome' (C C ) T w o veteran Los Angeles GD Transformers Best of the Bears (Taped) police detectives investigate the murder of divorced couple battles for custody of their viD Bravo (In Spanish) ents' first meeting. 7:00PM ® 6 0 Minutes (CC ) (60 min ) dp) Insight / Out [D IS] Mousercise (3D Kenneth Copeland young son. Winner of five Oscars, includ­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Wind and the C D (61) Married... W ith Child- a movie mogul. James Garner, John Lith- Lion' An American widow and her two (30' W K R P in Cincinnati 8:30PM Are You Being Served? i ing Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman, Meryl (2D ^ NFL Live NFL pregame show ® (61) 21 Ju m p Street While on assign­ ren (CC ) Peggy's high-school rival chal­ dD gow, Margot Kidder. 1984. 7:00AM Wall s\reet Journal Re dP Bugs Bunny (60 min.) hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- children become pawns in a test of wills Streep. Justin Henry. 1979. Rated PG 41) El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- ment to find book-burning arsonists, Tom lenges the Bundy family to a bowling con­ (E ) Police Story port ^ Sesame Street (CC). (R) had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle when they are kidnapped by a Moroccan 2:00AM ® Love Your Skin chas enire boxeadoras internacionales Hanson befriends a teen-ager with deep test. (R) (In Stereo) dD Ask the Manager (D Robert Schulle^ Frederick K. Price 1 0 : 4 5 A M Jew ish Life Gardner. desert chieftain. Sean Connery. Candice Comentanstas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno religious faith. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (2D Life's Most Embarrassing Moments ® 8th Day (24) On the Record/4th District Bergen, Brian Keith. 1975. Rated PG. (In (90 min.; dX) McLaughlin Group (3 hrs.) (dD N e w Gidget Gidget takes over as the 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Face the Nation ® Incredible Sunday (CC ) Scheduled: Guest: Steve Landesberg ("Barney Stereo) dD Connecticut: Now (R) (in Stereo) ® Point of Wew coach of a volleyball team made up of (D Discover with Robert Vaughn (4D Spotlight on Government (57) Pizza Gourmet an interview with Mathias Rust, the pilot Miller” ). Also, humorous moments in tlD A t the M o i^ s Rex Reed. Dixie W ha­ who landed in Moscow's Red Square; a , lD Larry Jorfes inner-city kids. (R) (41) PELICULA: 'Pasion Oesnuda' Maria 3:00PM CD M O V IE: -T o Be or Not to [C N N ] Politics '88 sports. [C N N ] Inside Business tley. Scheduled*,” The Accused” (Kelly (D Three Stooges Be' While performing in Poland, a 3-year-old genius; a visit to W O O Z. a fa­ McGillis. Jodie Foster); "Madame Sous- (3D Miracle Revival Hour Felix. [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Champion [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) Divine/^lan (fp How to Build a Fortune in 1988 husband-and-wife theatrical team find mily amusement maze. (60 min.) dD NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Chi­ atzka” (Shirley MacLaine); "Imagine; John 'Spark Plug 300K From Monterey. Calif. 'lO) To Br Announced. [CN N ] Daywatch Ufe Matters Premiere themselves threatened by invading Nazis cago Blackhawks (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live). [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Echo Park' Three peo­ Lennon.” ® Real to Reel (2 hrs.) (Live) ® Magnum, P.l. ple try to make their show business and f2|) James Kennedy [D IS ] Dortald Duck Presents [C N N ] International Correspondents Mel Brooks, Anne Bancroft, Tim Maihe- (4P) Health Show [C N N ] Moneyweek @ ) Frugal Gourmet (R) son. 1983. [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Hoxsey: Quacks Who (ID Charles in Charge (CC ) Buddy and literary aspirations come true in Los A n ­ fil) Rin-Tin-Tin [E S P N ] M agic Years in Sports A look at [D IS] Zorro Charles stop a would-be robber from hold­ (lx) Bounder geles. Susan Oey. Yom Hulce. Michael [E S P N ] SportsCenter the year 1955 with a feature on Cleveland ^ It's Your Business ( T ) Siskel & Ebert Scheduled; "Madame Cure Cancer?' Factual portrait of Harry M. [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing ing up the pizza parlor. QD m o v i e : Out of Africa' Bowen. 1985. Rated R. [3^ It's Your Business Browns quarterback Otto Graham. (R) o p Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Sousatzka " (Shirley MacLaine): "Th e A c ­ Hoxsey's 30-year battle with medical au­ 9:00PM [U S A ] PGM Sale highlights. thorities over his controversial herbal can­ (22) (30) Magical World of Disney A hu­ (CC) A Danish writer's unhappy marriage [U S A ] Cover Story Kenneth Copeland cused” (Kelly McGillis. Jodie Foster). 2:10AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Shaft' A 9:30AM (® DJ Kat Show GD Business World [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Robin and Marian' Af­ cer treatment. 1987, Rated NR. morous look at sports personalities with to a wealthy landowner is brightened when @5) Jim m y Swaggart GiD America's Top Ten 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Magnum, P.l. street detective tries to free the kidnapped ® Synchronal Research @ ) French in Action: Genese II ter years of crusading, Robin Hood finally [USA] Throb comedy sketches and classic animated she falls in love with a dashing adventurer. Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, Klaus Maria daughter of a drug dealer. Richard Round- ® Popeye and Friends ffD MOVIE: 'Hans Brinker and the Silver returns to find the maid Marian. Sean Con­ ^ Firing Une: W hat Constitutes a Dirty scenes from the Disney sports library. ® Sports Extra ® Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck Brandauer. t ^ 5 . Part 1 of 2. tree, Moses Gunn. 1971. Rated R. [CN N ] Daybreak Skates' A son tries to finance his amne­ nery, Audrey Hepburn, Robert Shaw. Campaign? 5:00PM CID Coiumbo Stars Olympic gold medalists Greg Lou- ® MOVIE: ‘Along the Great Divide' l3D Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1976. Rated PG. fS) Public People/Private Lives ganis, Brian Boitano and Bruce Jenner. (60 2 :1 SAM [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Horae in [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer siac father's memory-restoring operation ( ^ Charlie's Angels ® dJ) It's Garry Shandling's Show Five men and a woman fight the elements min.) (In Stereo) Garry ignores his show's contest winner the Gray Flannel Suit' (CC) Complica­ ( ^ Meet the Press (CC). by wi*>ning money in an ice-skating race. [E S P N ] Auto Racing; GiD M O V IE; ‘The Com ic' A famous ® Knight Rider of the Mojave Desert to help a lawman re­ [ESPN] SportsCenter 12:50PM (24) Inside Family Ties: Behind the after meeting Nancy's flirtatious friend. (R) tions in an advertising executive's way-out ^ Adelante: Teenagers: The Positive Eleanor Parker, Richard Basehan, John N A S C A R Holly Farms 4 0 0 From North vaudeville and silent-movie clown is redis­ turn a prisoner for a fair trial. Kirk Douglas, (lD NW A Pro Wrestling (In Stereo) promotional campaign cause trouble. Dean [M AX] MOVIE: 'Illusions' (CC) An Side Greg::iOn. 1969. Wilkesboro. N.C. (3 hrs.. 10 min.) (Live) covered to make slapstick T V commer­ Scenes of a Hit (C C ) Interviews With cast Virginia Mayo. John Agar. 1951. American designer becomes entangled in ( ] All Creatures Great and Small (R) and crew members of the popular T V sit­ Jones, Diane Baker, Lloyd Bochner. 1968. ( ^ M y Secret Identity Thieves steal a [U S A ] Cartoons cials. Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee. Mickey 24 ® MOVIE: 'Lady Mobster' Premiere. ® Baretta NFL FoottMlI: Datroit com "Family Ties.” Henry Winkler nar­ Rated G. international intrigue after her husband is device from Dr. Jeffcoate's latest inven­ 1:00PM CD Rooney. 1969. C26) Saint (CC ) A woman battles to the top of a pow ­ reported dead. Karen Valentine, Brian Mur­ 1 1 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide Lions at N e w York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) rates. (60 min.) (3D Honeymooners tion and it's up to Andrew to retrieve it. Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword (30) Senatorial Debate erful crime syndicate to free her family 2:30AM CID UFO Cover-Up The exist­ ray, Ben Master. 1983. (D Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School (26) W W F Superstars of Wrestling from a life of violence. Susan Lucci, Mi­ (3D Save the Children ence of UFOs is examined through photo­ Financial Freedom 1 1 : 3 0 A M ® Century 21 Homes for Divided. II (C C ) With the Common­ (3D Animated. Scrappy. 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(R) [ESPN] NFL Qwnedw Preview of to­ ContIniMd... MANCHESTER HERALD; — 1» n - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, O c t.'l» 1988 F O C U S /Entertainment F O C U S / H obbies Juicy story flops on film When paper money

PATTY MILES FROM HOME (R) had few friends HEARST (R ) Richard Gere’s position as a The 1974 kid­ movie star is a peculiar one. napping that Determined to prove that he’s not This is a pen- and-ink rendi­ tantalized the Filmeter just beefcake, Gere takes roles nation seemed that stretch him — alas, usually tion of a car­ toon in copper. ideal material Robert DiMatteo beyond his acting abilities. CoDectors* for the movies. Here’s another example, with The military Unfortunately, Gere emoting up a storm, looking personage with Corner the project has like someone doing impressions t h e sabre fallen to Paul of James Dean and other poeti­ stands for Russ MacKendrick Schrader (“ Mi- cally inarticulate hunks. President An­ shima." “ American Gigolo” ), a ter) seems to have put thought, Working his increasingly beady drew Jackson. director drawn to potent, incen­ feeling and considrable technique eyes overtime, Gere plays the He is guarding diary subjects, which he then (including a good upper-class older of two Iowan brothers (the th e United States Treasury chest. over-intellectualizes. American accent) into her per­ other is played by Kevin Ander­ with the Bank, My Victory.” The other side of the coin shows His stated goal was to avoid the formance as Patty, but her best son) who are unable to stop the Private enterprise saved the a jackass chosen to symbolize flat familiaries of docudrama and effects are swallowed up by the local bank from foreclosing on ON TH E RUN — Natasha Richardson, right, piays Patty day with copper creativity carry­ ON GUARD — Pen-and-ink rendition of Andrew Jackson guarding the United Jackson’s lack of education and take us inside the psyche of its movie’s obdurate stylization. their late dad’s once-prosperous ing the themes of politics, patriot­ Hearst in Paui Schrader’s new fiim about the newspaper a cartoon in copper shows President States Treasury chest. his stubbornness. The LLD brand anti-heroine, a newspaper hei­ Working from Hearst’s own farm. The loss devastates the ism or commerce. heiress being abducted and brainwashed by the is a snoot at his honorary degree. ress. What one finds instead is an (self-serving) published account brothers. At (Sere’s urging, they The standard catalog for these (The underachieving beast of pieces was published in 1900 by irritating external and bloodless of her captivity, Schrader and torch the farm and become Symbionese Liberation Army. burden was eventually laundered Lyman B. Low. describing 183 portrait of Hearst’s abductin by screenwriter Nick Kazan seem instant outlaws, growing into to become the Democratic items. A Red Book special section the Symbianese Liberation Army unable to get a fix on the local media heroes. Increasingly, of its share of stereotj^es about tland. If you stick it out, you’ll see Donkey.) in the 1978 edition lists all but the and her subsequent participation enigmatic character, and they though, they find themselves at New York Jewish life, it’s likable Laurie Metcalf shine in a bit as a i-of-the-line F4 unveiled The “ VETO” we see, referred strictly merchantile pieces, using in urban-guerrilla activities. show surprisingly little sympathy odds with each other. and wryly amusing. Thatraucous corn-belt tart of an exotic dancer. to Jackson having put the squash Low’s enumeration. The opening kidnapping-and- for — or even much curiosity The film strains to be taken ham Sylvia Miles co-stars as an GRADE: ** on a congressional act to re­ The Jackson cent above is brainwashing section of this about — the SLA. (William seriously as a statement about ever-noshing matchmaker, and By Sandy Colton illuminated full-information liq­ charter the second Bank of the picture is styled as one long Forsythe and Dana Delany inject sibling rivalry, the failing Ameri­ CROSSING DELANCEY (PG) Riegert is quietly good in his The Associated Press uid crystal display in the view­ number 53 in plain copper ($3.00 United States (1816-1836). Jack- to $22.50). or number 171 in gilded nightmare, with the camera at a little interest as SLA members, can farm and changing social Should a marriageable Manhat­ rigged-for-sympathy role. At its Camera Anglea finder that also includes the son had it in for the bank because copper ($12 to $50). odd angles and faces kept in almost in spite of Schrader’s values. Under the direction of tan Jewish princess (Amy Irv­ best, the movie is an urban folk Nikon, a longtime camera of frame counter. he thought it was a monopoly for Caricatures of today are good shadow. It’s one of the most tactics.) Gary Sinise, the movie echoes ing) choose the arrogant, perj^t- tale — a Jewish “ Moonstiaick ” choice for the majority of profes­ Then there’s autoload, auto­ the rich. He advocates states’ for a giggle or a squirm depend­ alienating sequences in movies: A juicy American story redo­ “East of Eden” “Days of ually prowling literary lion sional photographers, has finally mercury switches tell the meter­ matic or manual rewind, DX- GRADE: rights in banking. This led to ing on your side, and we are All one feels is studied artiness, lent of the late ’60s/early ’70s Heaven,” “ Badlands” and Sam (Jeroen Krabbe) or the affable introduced the latest member of ing system if it’s shooting in the coding with a manual override, funny money and a financial getting some beauts, but at least when we need understand how counter-cultural ferment has Shepard’s plays. That’s the prob­ downtown pickle man (Peter the family, the top- of-the-line F4. vertical or horizontal position so and automatic fill-in flash with all (Film grading: great, panic. they will not be hanging around and why Hearst is drawn into the been done as a dour, quasi- lem. It’s almost all echoes of Riegert) ? Amazingly, there is really that exposure compensation can metering modes with optional good, *★ fair, ★ poor) The coin we see here is typical for a century and a half like those SLA, Eastem European film exercise. other, better works about what John Micklin Silver (’’Hester nothing new about the camera. be made. dialed-in manual correction. of the Hard times Tokens of 1832 metallic blivits. Natasha Richardson (Venessa And Patty remains a cipher at its has become a new cliche — the Street” ) directed this romantic Many of its features can be found You can choose autofocus, There’s more, much more, to 1844. During this period paper Redgrave's gifted, lovely daugh- center. GRADE: *Vt dusty, anomic American hear- comedy, and. though it partakes in some of the “ amateur” models focus assist or manual focus. The introduced earlier by Nikon and autofocus includes a computer­ including the almost $2,500 list money was discredited, gold and a □ □ Cinema price for the camera, viewfinder other companies. ized focus system that sets silver specie and even the copper and motor — without lens — plus MANPHIL — 88: Trumpets are But the F4 is still fantastic autofocus distance ahead of a large cents of the time were being enough accessories to expand the already blaring for the stamp ‘New’ New Edition on the right track HARTFORD because of the tremendous moving subject to minimize auto­ hoarded. Clntmo City — A World Apart (PG) camera’s capabilities even extravaganza coming Nov. 20 at number of features it offers and focus error caused by the time lag Other “ cartoons” showed a Sot-Sun 1, 3:40, 6:50, 9:20. — Dead further and delight the most niing Junior High School. The Ringers (R) Sot-Sun 1:10,3:50,7,9:30.— its ruggedness. One of my col­ involved in the mirror getting out Jackson head an a running pig or Married to the Mob (R) Sot-Sun 1:30, ardent gadgeteer. Manchester Philatelic Society By Hlllel Italle for a friend in the music industry ; Although they also had hits with record tor a year and a half. leagues. after seeing and han­ of the way before the shutter creeping tortoise with such word­ 4:10, 7:20, 9:50. — Eight Men Out (P G ) There’s just too much to detail ing as “ My Substitute for the U.S. will sponsor the event, offering a The Associated Press I don’t think you can find one,” the ballad, “ Is This the End?” The legal difficulties took their Sot-Sun 1:20,4,7:10,9:40. dling the camera, said: “ It's opens. here. Check your favorite photo Bank. My Experiment My Cur­ house of 20-plus dealers, an Tresvant said. ’ ’You get someone and” Mr. Telephone Man,” prob­ toll on New Edition. Tresvant going to take a photographer a For exposure controls you can EAST HARTFORD magazine fora more comprehen­ rency My Glory.” An “Perish auction, USPS services, door NEW YORK - No more that likes you and you get along lems arose. wrote the song “ Competition,” Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — year just to learn how to handle switch to manual, shutter- sive review. Credit, Perish Commerce. Down prizes and refreshments. growing pains for New Edition. with and they’re working for you which appears on “ Heartbreak,” Young Guns (R ) M t 7:30, 9:30,12; Sun all the options! ’’ priority autoexposure, aperture- 7:30,9:30. After years of legal and personal and working with you.” Maurice Starr, New Edition’s and chronicles the group’ s Shewcose Clnemos 1-9— Mvstic Pizza True to the professional who priority exposure, or one or two problems, the five-man vocal New Edition, then teen-agers, former producer, filed suit, dissension. (R) Sot B (sneak preview). — Die Hard has thousands of dollars already programmed autoexposure (R ) Sot 1, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45, 12:10; Sun 1, invested in Nikon lenses and group is ready to enjoy its became known nationally in 1983 claiming he had the legal rights to “ There was a lot of separation 4:15, 7:10,9:45. — Allen Nation (R ) Sot modes. The camera also has an success. with ’’Candy Girl,” a catchy, their name. A Boston judge later in the group, pairing off and doing 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun accessories, the new camera will exposure dial of plus- or minus- 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Accused “ Being young and coming into danceable song heavily influ­ ruled in New Edition’s favor. things that weren’t a group work with virtually any Nikon two stops that can be set in l-3rd (R ) Sot 12:45,3,5:05,7:45,10,12:05; Sun lens, both autofocus and non-AF the business, you just sign your enced by the Jackson Five. Brown left and the group did not thing,” Tresvant said. “ I just 12:45, 3, 5:05, 7:45, 10. — A Fish Colled stop increments, and an autoex­ Wondo (R ) Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7:40, 9:50, lenses with an AF converter. name on dotted lines,” group wanted to write about what was posure lock for recomposing the 12:10; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7:40, 9:50. — There’s no need to invest in a new member Ralph Tresvant said happening and what we were Imagine (R ) Sat 12:40,3, 5, 9:50, 11:50; picture without changing the Sun 12:40, 3, 5, 7:20, 9:40. — Gorillas In lens line, which was necessary exposure reading. recently in an interview. ” We got doing to each other. I just the Mist (R ) Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45, with some other manufacturers ’The built-in high-speed motor It Mokes Sense caught out there at a young age. pictured what each person would 12:05; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45. — Crossing Delancev (P G ) Sat 12:15,2:20, when they introduced their auto­ also operates af: ar-silent speeds, say if he tried to explain how he We were forced to grow up a lot 4:25, 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:15, 2:20, focus cameras. something courtroom photo­ quicker and we found out things felt. 4:25, 7:30, 9:50. — Running on Em pty (PG-13) Sat 12, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35, For the sports photographer graphers have been asking for. News* Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool people didn’t think we’d ever find “ I made it sound like an overall 11:45; Sun 12, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35. — who has to cover a football game The camera operates on either out. world problem to disguise what Coming to America (R ) S ^ 12:11), 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:10, 2:25, in the rain, the new camera four or six AA cells, depending on ’’Now we’re back on the right was happening, but when we 4:40, 7:25, 9:55. — Punchline (R ) Sat features a rugged all-metal your choice of battery pack. Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum track.” '¥ listened to it, we knew what it 12:20,2:40,4:55,7:15,9:45,12; Sun 12:20. aluminum-alloy cast body with a 2:40, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45,12; Sun 12:20, 2:40, There are four interchangeable of 13 weeks) and we'll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* A “ new” New Edition can be really was.” 4:55,7:15,9:45. rubberized outer skin, heavy- viewfinders, including a high heard on their latest album, “ Heartbreak” was produced duty electronics and moisture- eyepoint type that includes a MANCHESTER Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't waltl “ Heartbreak.” Original member by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, UA Theoten Eost — Cocktail (R ) Sot resistant construction. built-in diopter acfjustment that’s Bobby Brown left in 1987 to the Minneapolis-based music and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Who The body feels good, and all the great for people who wear eye­ Fill Out the Coupon below. Men or drop off to the Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) SatondSun controls are in their old familiar pursue a solo career and was moguls who have worked with 2:15, 4:40, 7, 9:35. — Tucker: The Man glasses, and an AE action finder replaced by Johnny Gill, best Janet Jackson, Morris Day, Hu­ and His Dream (P G ) Sat and Sun 2,4:30, places, so owners of Fs. F2s or useful for those times when you Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI.. Manchester. Ct. 06040 known for his duet with Stacy man League and Alexander 7, 9:40. F3s should adjust smoothly and can’t get close to the camera to Lattislaw, ’’Perfect O’Neal. VERNON feel comfortable handling it. focus — such as when you’re Combination.” Gill credits Jam and Lewis with Cine IA 2— Nightmare on Elm Street The shutter speeds range from wearing goggles or when the I want to become a New Mancheeter Herald Subaerlbar (for a minimum of 13 IV (R ) Sat ond Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — 30 seconds to l-8.000th of a second, Gill says he had little trouble setting a comfortable atmos­ Cocktail (R) Sot and Sun 5,7:10,9:20. — camera is contained in a special Big To p Pee-wee (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:30, with flash sync at l-250th of a weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald'se Gift Certlflcales. fitting in. “ We’d known each phere. “ They took enough time to underwater housing. There’s also 3:15. second. other a long time. They didn’t get to know us and they basically a 6X high magnification finder for You can select from three have to get to know me.” structured all the songs around WILLIMANTIC close-up work and microphoto­ Name___ AP photo Jlllton Square Cinema — A Fish different metering systems: graphy, and a waist-level finder Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins and us, instead of just having us go Called Wanda (R ) Sot 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, center-weighted, multiple-area for low-angle or copystand work. Address. Ronnie DeVoe round out the and sing.” 7:45,10,12; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10. NO MORE GROWIN PAINS — Members of the vocal — Betrayed (R ) Sot 1; 15,3:50,7,9:30,12; computer-controlled, and spot. There are also 13 different band. Although Gill, 22, is the Tresvant hopes “ Heartbreak” Sun 1:15, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — Allen Nation group “New Edition,” from left are Johnny Gill, Michael There are four shutter release viewing screens. Phone__ will gives fans a chance to know (R ) Sot 1,3:15,5:20,7:30,9:40,11:50; Sun oldest member. New Edition had Bivins, Ricky Bel, Ronnie DeVoe and Ralph Tresvant 1,3:15, 5:20,7:30,9:40. — Gorilla In the systems — two remote releases The viewfinder shows virtually One Per RMNNy • Mew I Only (not pood wfffi any ofSor ooupona or apadala) been around long enough to have the group better. “ That’s what Mist (PG-13) Sot 1:15, 4:15, 7, 9:45, 12; and one each for shooting in were forced to gow up quickly in the music business. Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7, 9:45. — Dead Ringers 100 percent of the picture content, Coupon book mailed upon rocolpt of peymont for e 1S>wook aubaerlptlon. a wary approach towards the the album is about, ’The New (R ) Sot 1:30,4,7:10,9:35,12; Sun 1:30,4, either the vertical or horizontal a feature multimedia producers music business. Their latest album, "Heartbreak,” Includes their newest Edition Story.’ Those are songs 7:10,9:35. — Sweethearts Dance (R ) Sot position. Four position-sensitive 12,2:20,4:40,7,9:20,11:40; Sun 12,2:20, will find useful. There’s also an " I don’t think you really look member, Johnny Gill. that Jam felt we should sing.” 4:40, 7,9:20. • J4ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Qct, 15, IW - tl »0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 15, 1988 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Here’s a program to help prepare for the SAT Hang on for 2,000 years of Western civilization

need to learn to display it in the New York. their times. A couple of other By Larry Blasko Computer Study Guide for the save the money. Since the test is multiple choice, PICTURE THIS. By Joseph negative assessment of man’s "Picture This” stems from a form the test wants to see. Heller draws attention to what chapter headings point to the The Associated Press SAT that runs on IBM-PC and The Apple version goes for it’s easier to press the approp­ Heller. Putnam. 351 Pages. wisdom and humanity. visual challenge, as the title compatibles, the Apple II series $34.95 and requires 64,000 charac­ riate key than it is to use a pencil suggests. Heller examines Rem­ he sees as enduring motives for invention of money and the A warning to adults who buy $19.95. The character who comes out of and Commodore 64 and 128 ters of memory, an 80-column and fill in the little block. 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Good scores on the upon results: the scores are of the historical record, that is remind the reader that the taking two sample tests. The program comes with a He delights in skipping back neer overlays what appears in­ test by the College Entrance recorded by name and the pro­ hardly much consolation. painting may not be by Rem­ The IBM-PC and compatibles well-written manual that goes Sections of the SAT test are Forget boy meets girl. Forget and forth across the centuries, creasingly to be an urgent flood of Examination Board can help get gram asks you which disk you brandt, the bust is not of Homer version lists at $39.95 and re­ beyond operating the program timed in 30 minute intervals and poor boy makes good."Picture tossing out sarcastic comments despairing pessimism that you into a good college. want to use to record your scores. 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Does he have to issuing agency. Copies can not be first nine months, wholesale Reserve, in an inflation-fighting biggest decline since January. All known for an ever-present cigar, says the prices have been rising at a rate amount. A person who has been paid report it as income to Social Security? accepted. After your application has move, to tighten credit conditions fuel categories showed de­ ■ The Bank of Credit and Commerce nation needs to raise taxes on some maximum taxable Soxial Security been approved, you’ll receive your of 4.3 percent. and push interest rates higher. creases. Gasoline costs fell 3.3 International, a Luxembourg-based bank commodities — including cigars — to cut the earnings from 1951 until he or she ANSWER: No. As long as the money Social Security card by mail, usually Presidential spokesman Mar­ “ The good news is that inflation percent, natural gas dropped 2.5 company, was charged in a federal indictment nation’s deficit and promote exports. retires will receive the maximum is used to repair the damage to his within a week or two. lin Fitzwater said the inflation and interest rates have peaked percent and home heating oil in Tampa, Fla., with laundering $14 million in But now it turns out that Volcker, who left report showed a “ clear downw­ drug profits for a Colombian narcotics cartel. retirement benefit payable in the year house, it does not count as income for and should decline in coming declined by 4.6 percent. he or she retires. SSI purposes. the Fed in August 1987, has quit smoking. He ard trend” indicating inflation months,” said Richard Rahn, ■ In an admission of defeat, leaders Of the This column is prepared by the Social told a dinner audience here Thursday that the was under control. ‘ chief economist of the U.S. The price declines reflected the paperworkers union abruptly ended a 16- Security Administration’s East Hart­ QUESTION: My wife and I travel to QUESTION: I just got my first job government should move at least $30 billion The government also reported month-old strike against International Paper ford office. If you have a question, write Chamber of Commerce. “ The current battle among oil- Puerto Rico severai times each year to and my boss tells me I have to get a annually into deficit reductions by cutting to: Social Security, Manchester He­ Friday that retail sales fell for the bad news is not all that bad. The producing nations over produc­ Co. mills by 2,300 workers in three states. visit our daughter. If we become ill Social Security card. How iong will that rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. spending and raising taxes. second straight month in Sep­ economy is slowing, but only tion quotas. while on one of these trips, would our take? Business in Brief Xerography revolution CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Lot$/Uond for Sait.... Merchandise Musical lt#mt...... B4 Notices Invtstmtnt ProDtrtv.. Camtro4 and Photo Eoulomint...IS Orenstein promoted at bank .oit'Found...... 01 Bulintts Prootrtv.... Holiday Stosonal...... Ptttond $upoll#f...... M -^trtonali...... 03 >eciolisl|Ddr}tl Mlsctllontout for Salt...... t7 Rtsori Proptrtv...... AntlQutt and ColIvcIlbiM.... in 50th year Announctmtnts...... 03 Tog Sol##...... N Brian A. Orenstein Mortooett...... Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothino ...... Auctioni...... 04 Wonttd to Buy...... Wonttd to Buy/Trodt...... It Financial...... OS » Services Flooring...... 51 Furnituf#...... 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The ing senior auditor. Pre­ Monchester Herald Is rtsoonslblt for only one 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line opr day. b* Dubllshtd Tuesday througti Saturday, the homes. deadline Is noon on the day before oub’'ca« Incorrect Insertion and then only for th# size of viously he worked Ernst 20 to 35 days: 60 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be oubliahed the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen & Whinney in New York But it was just 50 years ago — ' 36 or more days: 50 cents per tine per dov. Monday, the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be as a senior accountant. on Oct. 22, 1938 — that Chester F. Minimum ctiore«: 4 lines. corrected bv on oddltlonol Insertion.______Orenstein is a certi­ Carlson, a patent worker, in­ fied public accountant. vented the process that’s at the v : He graduated cum heart of every copier. PART TIME PART TIME LOST laude from the State His discovery of xerography, Notices AND FOUND FINANCIAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED University, of New York the dry method for making at Buffalo with a bache­ duplicates, helped give birth to As a condition precedent to MISSING. Black, fluffy, ABANDON the search. the placement of any odver- T W E N T Y Hour position, CLERICAL. Full time of­ lor's degree in account­ the billion-dollar Xerox Corp., year old, male with Thank you for making 5-9, adding to present fice position. 40 houri tlslne In the Manchester He­ us number 1 for 41 ing and received his now based in Stamford, Conn., rald, Advertiser hereby collor. Vicinity Scar­ M A TU R E Woman to take staff. Apply Solvation per week. Rellabllty Brian A. Orenstein borough Road and Au- years. For fast, confi­ master’s degree from and in the process, changed the agrees to protect. Indemnity care of Infants and Army, 385 Brood and accuracy Impor­ and hold harmless the Man­ turhn. Reward. 649- dential service and Street, Manchester. the School of Management. way the world communicates. toddlers In exclusive tant. Experience using chester Herald, Its officers 6436.______easy terms, call us for adding machine and “ In the history of mankind, and employees against any all your financial day care center. J- LOST. 5 month old brown, Mondav-Fridav, 7-1 or typing skills helpful. AP photo there were very few revolutions and all liability, loss or needs. Conn & Conn expense. Including attor­ female tiger cat, wear­ 1-6. Storting S5/hour. Apply In person, in communications, and they all neys' fees, arising from ing reflective collar, The Children's Place, HELP WANTED Prague Shoe Com­ SNET funds special phones BUYING SALMON — Margie and Phil Bullock of Eureka led to the democratization of the claims of unfair trade practi­ missing from Inc., 643-5535.______pany. 200 Pitkin Street, ces, Infringement of trade­ PART TIME HARTFORD (A P) — Gov. WlllianWV. O’ Neill said Springs, Ark., buy salmon at the Pike Place Market in media. The last big revolution Ashworth-Autumn NURSE Aide Certified, East Hartford. marks, trade names or pat­ Street area. Answers to HELP WANTED PART time mornings. Home Health Aides. Friday that Southern New England Telecommuni­ Seattle. Salmon prices are soaring with a strong prior to Carlson was Gutenberg’s ents, violation of rights of General office workers E.J.,647-1980. Reword. for Manchester Reol Upjohn Health Core cations Inc. had agreed to provide money so that Japanese yen and weak U.S. dollar. invention,” said Paul A. Strass- privacy and Infringement of PART Time positions Services has Imme­ man, a former Xerox vice presi­ copyright and proprletarv LOST. Male, neutered, available. Weekend or Estate office. Typing 8, around-the-clock communications are available for rights, unfair competition black cat with white diate openings for ex­ dent now working as an author, weekday work. Stu­ bookkeeping expe- perienced people. the state’s hearing- and speech-impaired residents. and libel ond slander, which strip on left side of dents and retirees wel­ rlence helpful. 646-4655. T R E E Care Sales Repre­ Because of recent funding limitations, the teacher and consultant in New may result from the publlco- nose, stomach and Days, evenings, nights, sentative. The Bartlett t'on of onv advertlsment In come. Collforlntormo- DISHWASHER. Even­ and llve-ln hours avail­ system, which relies on special telecommunications Salmon prices soar Canaan. paws. Missing baby Tree Expert Company me Manchester Herald by tlon, D a, D Caterers, ings for hard working George White, vice president front teeth. Oakland- able In the Manchester Is looking for moti­ devices, had been cut back to weekday hours, advertiser. Including adver­ Monchester, 646-0350. person. Career oppor­ area. Coll tor on ap­ for research at the University of tisements In any free distri­ /Woodbridge Street vated tree care special­ eliminating nighttime, weekend and emergency LOVING Core giver to tunities ore possible. pointment. 521-8920. ist tor the Central Con- Pittsburgh and another former bution publications pub­ area. Last seen on Oc- Will train. Coll Covey's service, the governor said. The system is operated toer 5th. 649-2070. work with Infants and ADMINISTRATIVE As­ nectlcut area. with dollar-yen gap lished by the Manchester at 643-2751. by Converse Communications Center of West Xerox vice president, agreed that Herald, Penny Sleffert, toddlers, afternoons In sistant. Library. Knowledge of the tree LOST. White and gray day care center. Hours HDUSEKEEPER. Port Hartford. Carlson’s invention was as impor­ Publisher. Siberian Huskey. Long $20,415 to $24,346 annu­ core or green Industry tant as Johannes Gutenberg’s 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ time position availa­ ally. Serves os the Ex­ necessary. Sales expe­ O’Neill said SNET would provide interim funding. Coho, or silver, range from time family pet. Please sponsible person pre- SEATTLE (AP) — The yen is invention of printing with movea­ LOST ble, flexible hours, ecutive Secretary to rience helpful. We He did not say how much or for how long. small to intermediate in size and call 646-0801, after 5pm. ferred. Coll 647-0788. mostly evenings, com­ strong and the dollar is weak, and ble type in the 15th century. But AND FOUND the Library Director, offer excellent earn­ O’Neill said there are about 1,500 of the relay are less oily, while chum, inter­ PART time Teller positi­ petitive starting salary provides confidential ings and benefits. For salmon fanciers in the Northwest he said it also enabled all workers devices in use in Connecticut, which send messages mediate in size, are drier still. on! available at East and benefits. Appli­ clerical and secretarial further Information are paying for this lesson in to participate in business com­ LOST. Block, mole cat cants are Invited to from a caller to the central relay system and on to Pinks or humpys, the smallest, FINANCIAL Hartford Aircraft Fed­ services to the li­ and appointment, coll international economics at the munications and established the with white stomach eral Credit Union. In Its apply In person, brary's management 649-8150. the intended recipient. run around four pounds and have and feet. One year oid. fish counter. office supplies business as a ABANDON the search. East Hartford and Far­ Mondav-Fridav, 9:08- levels, performs se­ the driest and lightest colored Last seen on August 2B, 2:00. Call 220-9496, ask “ It’s outrageous,” said John multibillion-dollar market. Thank you for making mington locations. cretarial and financial flesh. Pinks and sockeye are the Charter Ook Street- East Hartford hours, for Linda. tasks for other staff INVENTORY Control Russell of Pure Food Fish in “ It liberated the personal initi­ Sycamore Lane area. us no.1 for 41 years. most numerous. Fast, confidential, Monday through Fri­ levels and Is In charge Coordinator. Large Fafnir pays to settle suit Seattle’s Pike Place Market atives of everyone in the paper Answers to Reebok. wholesale nursery where fresh Chinook, or king, Some restaurants renowned for easy mortgages. M r. day or Monday, Thurs­ of the library business stream. You didn’t have to write a Pieasehelpusfindhim. day, Friday mornings Salem Nassiff office. Candidates seeks has entry level HARTFORD (AP) — Fafnir Bearing Corp. has their fish dishes have dropped Reward. Call 649-7492 Mortgage where salmon steaks and filets that sold book to distribute your notes. You America borrows has (flexible). Experience must possess asso­ position available for paid the state $45,000 to settle a suit accusing the certain kinds of salmon. otter 6. Camera & Individuals to coordi­ a year ago for $4.95 and $5.95 a could type them up and distribute been a neighborhood preferred but we will ciates degree In either company of illegally discharging wastewater into pound now run $7.95 to $8.95, At Ray’s Boathouse, executive tradition helping ho­ train someone with Photo Shop secretarial science or nate Inventory selec­ the Newington sewage system, Attorney General chef Wayne Lu'dvigsen said he them by xerogr^lw,” be,said- meowners for 41 years. previous cash handling business administra­ tion and plant tagging Russell said. This freedom IS s^ eth ii^ ^ at PART TIME functions. Organiza­ Joeph I. Lieberman said Friday. “ I think you can safely say that quit buying sockeye rather than Please coll Conn & experience. Qualified Port time position tion from on accre­ doesn’t exist wRh’i other dflice HELP WANTED applicants should call tional and communica­ The settlement of the 2-year-old suit requires the Japan is setting the market for boost the menu price to $18 or $19. Conn of 233-9607. available for mature, dited Institution office equipment, including the per­ Pam St. Jean at 568- or five years of pro­ tion skills are reoulred. company to submit plans to the state Department of the species that are valued over He had charged $13 or $14 the past well-groomed Indi­ Plant knowledge Is a sonal computer,' -' White said. 2020. EO E _____ gressively responsible Environmental Protection for upgrading the few years. vidual in customer plus. If youenlov work­ there, especially the reds (or Using a copier requires no experience In a secret­ wastewater treatment facility at its Newington sockeye) and chum (sometimes “ I don’t know of anybody else services and related arial or business office ing outside, call or send training, little expense and time, PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON resume to; The Robert plant, the attorney general said. called keta or brites),” said Lee who has it on the menu,” NURSE AIDE photo finishing. setting. Applications and works in all languages. This Baker Companies, c/o Alvorsen of Northwest Resources Ludvigsen said. Immediate opening for part time avalolbte at the Per­ is particularly important in such CERTIFICATION sonnel Department, 41 W. Tate, 1700 Mountain Consultants. "It’s become a bad value,” he delivery of newspapers to stores and 643-7369 Road, West Suftleld, countries as Japan, where copi­ Center Street, Man­ The bad news for consumers said. “ It’s almost that the market CLASS Connecticut, 06093. Tel­ Feds rescue Texas S&Ls ers are immensely important. racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 PARA-Professloadl chester, Connecticut has been good news for Northwest was so strong ... that quality was Meadows Manor is ac­ Aides needed. Twoi>o- 06040 or bv calling 647- ephone, 668-7371. WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators on fishermen, who have been netting not the thing, just getting the fish days per week. Hourly plus mileage. cepting applications for sltlons are open In the 3126. Deadline for ac­ was the thing.” Dependable transportation and valid Nurse Aide Certification Bolton School System cepting applications Is Friday pledged $1,3 billion to rescue 11 insolvent many more dollars for the same Full Time savings associations in Texas, selling them to a amount of work. AMERICAN FUEL Class to begin Oct­ for Paro-Protesslonol November 15th, 1988. “ We’re reaching price levels driver’s license necessary. Call Frank ober 24th. Permanent Aides to work 19 hours Town of Manchester Is Two Positions cable television company. With rising demand but no that we’ve never seen before, so McSweegan, at the Manchester Herald positions may be avail­ per week at the elemen­ an eouol opportunity The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said the increase in the harvest, the O IL IN C . Available nobody really knows what the able at the completion tary level. For Infor­ employer. Females Adam Corporation-Group of Bryant, Texas, a cable Japanese have begun buying MANCHESTER, CT - 647-9946. and minorities encour­ ceiling is,” said Bruce Gore, of the class. Permanent mation, coll Steven 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY television station operator owned by Don A. Adam, other species as well, raising the Ludvigsen’s supplier of king Bent, Assistant Princi­ age to apply. position starting salary pal, 643-5166 or 643-2411. is investing $65 million now and an additional $15 possibility that salmon could be salmon that runs $16,95 a plate. DISCOUNT OIL is *8.28 per hour and an & WRAPPING million by the end of 1990 to acquire the 11 priced off many tables in the EDE. Gore, who fishes, cleans and excellent benefits Northwest. In other parts of the PART -nME CUSTDDIAN. Part time, HELP 2-JANITORIAL/ institutions. flash-freezes fish at sea from 10 package begins with They are being merged under the name of Olney country where salmon are evenings, 5-6:30pm. other boats and sells about 200,000 CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR class participation. Hours flexible, 5 days MAINTENANCE Savings and Loan Association, All deposits, even shipped, price increases could be WANTED to 250,000 pounds a year to per week. Apply: Facil­ •5.50 an hour to start those over the insurance limit of $100,000, are even higher, Alvorsen said. Housewives, mothers with young children, PERMANENT PART Framers, retailers and restaurants, pre­ ities Services, South with scheduled wage transferring, the bank board said. "They’re basically buying /GAL students. Earn extra money with your own TIME POSITIONS ARE Windsor Board of Edu­ Vinyl Siding, dicted top-quality frozen salmon NOW AVAILABLE. reviews and super be­ So far this year, regulators have closed or merged them for 50-cent dollars,” said cation, 1737 Main Construction. would reach $10 to $12 a pound at 125 Qal. Min, Delivery part-time job. Bring your children with you Please apply In person nefits. No experience 135 insolvent S&Ls nationwide, 53 of them in Texas Alec Brindle, president of Ward Street, South Windsor. Experience the counter this winter, C.O.D. and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per to Mrs. Oliveira at; 528-9711 ext. 40. ED E necessary. We need and Oklahoma. Those states were hard hit by the Cove Packing Co. Inc. necessary. (Price Subject to Change) week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise caring people to join collapse of oil prices in 1986 and a subsequent break Kings, frequently 20 pounds or Japanese buying was the main Moadows ManDT R E TA IL Sales Position. our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want Port time position Competitive wages. our team. Call in real estate prices. larger, and the darker sockeye, reason for the record $705 million 333 Bidwall St. a little independence and yoiir own income working Tuesday- Call 643-7656 Many of the failures in Texas have been blamed usually around six pounds, are paid to commercial fishermen for 646-3905 Manchester. C T 06040 Saturday, 20 hours- call 647-9946 or 647-9947. ask for Frank ask for Dave. on fraud and the abuse of the state’s regulatory prized for their oily, succulent a so-so Alaska salmon catch of 24 Hours Full Ssrvict Avallsbis 047-0191 ,weekly. Please coll for 647-5756 system. flesh. 99.5 million fish this year. McSweegan, Manchester Herald. L soe interview, 646-5718. HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers I HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FOR SALE RADON Techs. Will train OFFICE Position. Part FIR E Restoration com­ TDP WAGES DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. F U L L time person pany looking for a few to test/remedlate Quiz on page 2 time-full time. Han­ MANCHESTER. Open homes and offices for Class II license re­ TUBE Bender, and Tube wanted for quick Saturday and Sunday, good workers. Will FDR 8DDD 1. D.D. (Preachers) quired. Dependable dling phones and gen­ Asembler. Persons MICROHLM radon. Car needed. Sa­ eral office work. Able SECRETARY change lubricating 1-4pm. New Contem­ train. $6.00 starting EXPERIENCED HELP.. 2. Baked fuel oil delivery, east of needed for hand fitting work. 647-91M.______pay. Full and part time lary 4-. 742-9424. to work with minimum Sala»4larlietiHg porary on cul-de-sac OPERATOR 3. Soup’s on the river. Experienced of aircraft compo­ near country club. 4 day work. Benefits. * Body Man 4. Noah only. Full time. Insu­ supervision. South nents. Experience with We seek a dynamic, ver­ Coll offer Oom, 646-6855. Windsor location. 289- satile Individual who n ? ! SITUATION bedrooms, study, TRAINEES * Mechanic 5. Bunt rance 8i benefits. Call brazing and layouts a sunken family room, 3 647-9137. 7918. plus. Apply In person: thrives in s fast paced an-1 WANTED B E Your own boss I Are CENTRAL * Parte Puller vironmant, desires a va­ baths, 2 fireplaces. Spaulding Co. you one of those Indl- DISHWASHER. Mondov- The E.A. Patten Com­ INFORMATION ried work load and con Generous allowances. South Windsor, has ylduals capeable of Manillold Auto Parts Frldov, days. Top pany, 303 Wetheroll EXPERIENCED Adult Directions: South CLERICAL. Position du­ wages and benefits In­ Street, Manchester, function Indapendant. Educator and Public an Immediate opening reaping the rewards of FILE CLERK HELP WANTED Main Street to Fern building your own busi­ 423-4515 • 646-8340 HELP WANTED ties to Include; typing, clude health, life dis­ Connecticut. This position involves Relations person wonts Street to 2nd right. for production ness? National ap­ Data Entry CRT telephone and some ability, vacation pay providing general atais- employment. Full or Builder, 646-3455. and profit sharing to tanca to Salea-Markating camera operator. We pliance company seek­ experience a plus, to CLERICAL-Retall. Im­ direct contact with cus­ part time. Over 65 but $400,000______ing managers for o tomers. Good wages ’eligible employees. department and Includaa healthy and alert with offer competitive do maintenance on mediate opening for MANCHESTER. 192 factory outlet. Will DENTAL Receptionist. and full company paid Apply In person to: READY to move ahead? typing, data entry, cua- 40 years experience. account records in full time position. Du­ benefits. Call 647-9137. Bickford's Restaurant, New agency opening In Spring Street. Open salary and benefits. train. Call 646-3875. We are looking for tomer contact and direct Just sold own business House, Saturday and our downtown ties Include general of­ 415 Hartford Turnpike East Hartford area. firm. Prefers east of Experience preferred, someone with more fice work. Ideal posi­ billing. We offer an excel­ Sunday, 12-4. Spacious ON THE JOD TRAINING operations center. COOKS. Full and part (Route 30), Vernon. Responsible person lent atarting aalary, good the river location. Coll but will train. Call than lust good office tion tor person who EOE/M/F/H/V Colonial on lovely LMrn to b« in optlcol tochnlcltn. W . Excellent benefits skills. We need a time, days or evenings. needed for manager banafita and an opportun­ 228-3345 for resume or otior ilMity omployinonl wMli op- enlovs meeting public. landscaped corner lot. Gary Chandler package. Call for friendly, outgoing per­ Top wages, schedule. CUSTODIAN. Full time, position. For Inter­ ity to grow with a dynamic detolls.______pottiinlty for oilwncomonl. Pro- Will train. Competitive view, call 291-8477, be­ 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 MKtty Moklng traInMO tor our Ion. son who shares our Cleon restaurant. Be­ 3pm-11pm. Contact M r. organization. Send re- appointment pay and benefits. Non­ Looking to expand tween 9-4. baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 289-7918 grindins and outtofnar aarvloa dapi. 646-1700. ext. 226 enthusiasm for helping smoking company. nefits Include health, Stephen Schachner, euma or apply In paraon R « 1 business car garage, large pri­ for Interview. starting hourly rata *8.50 wHIi ravlaw people lead healthier Sooth Windsor area. o u r night crew. life, disability, vaca­ Parker Memorial ll^SPPORTUNITIES vate screened porch. In SO doya. Call Bob Pound to dla- tion pay and profit School, Tolland. 875- EOE M/F/H/V cuaa tha .xcanaru I ring, banafita lives. If you feel you Jomie, 289-6466.______Need applicants to CERTinED NURSE Economy Immaculately main­ and appl. for Intaivlaw. SAVINGS BANK have a talent for work­ sharing to eligible em­ 0721. EO E BUSINESS Opportunity. tained. $225,000. ing with people, and LABOR ER . Heavy con- stock shelves on the ployees. opportunities AIDES OF structlon. Apply In per­ CUSTODIAN. Second Electric $83,000. Drain cleaning Golden Oaks Realty, QSA OPTICAL terrific Interpersonal for advancement Into 4b4 Narte AM# s e rv ic e , serviceng 646-5099 or call Tom , F U L L time retail sales­ son : The Andrew night shift. Hours management. Apply In shift, to perform gen­ person. Jewelerv com- MANCHESTER skills, then call us at Ansoldl Building Com­ eral office and factory AwillcaBU Supply, Inc. grearter Hartford 649-9664. 649-3177 646-0773. 9-7. Competitive person to; Bickford's p a n v In m a lo r pany, 186 Bldwell cleaning. Must be able Fall aai PartTlaia 428 Tolland Turnpike area. Owner will train. C O V EN TR Y. New listing. Restaurant, 415 Hart­ Sale Includes truck, department store seek­ Front Desk Street, Manchester. salary and benefits. ford Turnpike (Route to do lifting with no We offer the areas hi­ Immediate occupancy. ing enthusiastic and P R O FES S IO N A L Sales restrictions. Expe­ ghest staff to patient 647-5000 rooter machines and Come and enloy coun­ Full time position, flex­ EXPERIENCED Carpen­ Mature, responsible 30), Vernon. tools. C o ll Realty reliable full time sales Closers. National Com­ ter for commercial EOE/M/F/H/V rience using power try living In this Cali­ X-RAY Technician. Im­ ible hours. Please '^•ftexlble World, Benolt- fornia style Ranch on person. Retail expe­ pany seeking highly apply at: work. Contact Jimmy person. Interested fork cleaning equip­ rience helpful. Good mediate Medical Care motivated individuol ment a plus. The Scheduling Frechette, 646-7709. over 1 acre of beautiful Center of East Hart­ Inn at 646-5775 or Charlie at applicants apply to; INVITATION TO BID VINYL and aluminum salary and benefits, with the capability of 645-1805. Gerber Scientific In­ • Complete Health siders-trlmmers MIDDLETOWN. Thriv­ level land. This great flexible hours, bright ford has a full time measuring Individual d tpke. Sealed bids will be received strument Company, 83 ing Auto Window Tint­ starter or retirement opening for a regis­ B Vernon, CT In the General Services' of­ Insurance wanted for work In future. Call Liberty Na- dwellings. AM our leads fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Gerber Road West, “Including Dental" Manchester. Coll 634- ing Business for sale. home features on over­ tlanal, 568-1115. tered X-Ray Techni­ South Windsor, sized family room or are generated through 646-5700_____ EOE/AA HOUSEKEEPING ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the • Uniform 1660.______High traffic area. Ex­ cian. Our Techs enloy T.V. Media. An excep­ PERSONNEL dote shown below for the fol­ Connecticut. cellent cosh flow. New bedroom with sliders working on a rotating 3 Meadows Manor, cur­ Allowance DIRECTOR; Emergency tional opportunity to DEPT. lowing: Shelter & Feeding pro­ lease with reasonable and Anderson win­ day work week. We make your financial CREDIT-Collectlons. rently has a 40 hour po­ NOVEMBER ), 1900 • Bonus Hours rent. Figures available dows. Potential for WAREHOUSE HELP offer a complete be­ Malor communica­ people read gram. Qualifications: dreams come true. Cal I sition available In the 239 SPENCER ST. (1) RENTAL OF ONE • Free Meals Bachelors Degree, tor Interested pros­ third bedroom. Over Full time position nefit package Includ­ L a rry a t: 1-800-537- tions company- seeks housekeeping dept, for RUBBER TIRE classified pects. Owner financing 1200 square feet of liv­ ing a weekend differen­ MANCHESTER, CT For more information Masters preferred. Ex­ available to work for 2651. aggressive, highly EXCAVATOR possible. $115,000. ing space. Priced to tial and a competitive motivated Individual a floor person. Prefer In­ please call perience with financial wholesale distributor. dividual with experience ESC (2) PURCHASE OF ONE and personnel man­ Golden Oaks Realty, sell at $139,900. Golden starting salary. Inter­ ASSISTANT Manager for collections and NEW VACUUM LEAF Oaks Realty, 646-5099 Diversified duties In­ In floor stripping & buf­ CRESTFIELD agement. Salary 646-5099, or Alex Law­ ested applicants, call needed for office credit processing. Ex­ LOADER WITH TRADE CONVALESCENT rence, 456-2876. or Joello, 872-8170. cluding shipping, re­ Kim at 721-7393, supply company In the cellent communica­ fing, but will train. This W R ECKER Driver. We (3) PURCHASE OF NEW range, low to mid 20's HOME depending upon expe­ ceiving, order proces­ Monday-Friday, 9-4. Trl-C Ity Plaza. Office tion, organization and 7am-3pm position off­ are In need of an expe- FORD WATER METER TE S T BENCH MANCHESTER, CT. rience plus benefits. sing and Inventory HAIRDRESSER. Small supply experience a minimum computer ers *7.71/hour to start rlenced Wrecker plus. Must be customer skills reaulred. Full Driver. Good salary Send resume to Man­ Real Estate control. Good oppor­ busy salon full or part with an excellent bene­ NOVEMBER IS, 1908 643-5151 chester Area Confer­ MANCESTER. Harvard time. 55 percent com­ service oriented. Non- package or benefits. fits program. Interested and all company benef­ DESIGN & Road across from Bow­ tunity with growing smoker. Apply: South Call Sara Cholmers at its. Apply to Stan CONSTRUCTION OF A ence of Churches, P.O. mission, 8, paid yaca- applicants please apply Box 773, Manchester, ers School. 7 room, company. Call tlon. Roller setting Windsor Office Supply, 528-9261.______Ozimek, Morlartv BUILDING IN CENTER CUSTODIAN. Immediate HOMES vinyl-sided Colonial. 3 Trl-CIty Plaza, 872- to; Brothers, 643-5135. SPRINGS PARK opening for person Connecticut 06040 by Elliot 643-6773 needed. 649-7879 or 649- INSURANCE. Growing October 26th. EOE. FOR SALE bedrooms, huge family 8568. 6075, ask for Linda. Meadows Manor The Town of Manchester Is with experience. Strip­ room, 2 baths, 2 walk- agency looking for full ping, waxing, buffing tome and part time on equal opportunity em­ up attics, lots of 333 Bldwell St. ployer, and requires on offlr- floors and performing All real estate advertised In people to perform cus­ Manchester, C T 06040 motlvs action policy foroll of closets, bullt-ln book­ CHECKING other custodial func­ the Manchester Herald Is case, extra large lot, tomer service and gen­ 647-9191 Its Contractors ond Vendors tions. Excellent start­ CLEAN Up people sublect to the Fair Housing eral office duties. ACCOUNT os o condHIon of doing busi­ needed. 12 noon-8pm /Vet of 1960, which mokes It porch plus more. Ask­ ness with the Town, os per ing rate and complete, ing $182,900. Rick Bar­ Some experience pre­ fully paid benefit pro­ for meat packing plant. lllegol to advertise onv pref­ WALDBAUM’S FOODMART ferred. Agents license RETURNS Federal Order 11246. erence, limitation or discrim­ rett Real Estate, 647- Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Find the item gram. For details, call Excellent wage and be­ 3815. and management ex­ MAINTENANCE. Varied nefits. Ask tor Robert, ination based on race, color, lobs: cleaning In our CLERK cations or# available at the Manchester Monor at rellolon, sex or notional Is now hiring at our new store in Manchester, C T. perience a plus but not General Services' office. you need 6464)129.______646-5000. necessary. UrbanettI offices and warehouse, Needed in our origin, or on Intention to (Formerly A4P) yard work, messenger TOWN OF MaiicliMtBrNMrald moke onv such preference, Insurance Agency, 649- downtown operations MANCHESTER, CT. r7l8U8INE88 r n n w i i E s s limitation or discrimlnotlon. 0016. duties. Learn building ROBERT B. WEISS, 8 4 3 -X 7 1 1 The Herald will not know- MANCHESTER. 45 Pil­ Our company is growing and we have many part repairs. Drivers li­ center. Opportunity GENERAL MANAGER 1 ] ^ OPPORTUNITIES L^OPPOmiNITIES grim Lane. Chesnut to learn and grow in Inolv accept onv advertise­ time and full time opportunities available. HoMeKaeperi cense reaurled. Apply: 045-10 ment which Is In violation of and old brick 'country Full time position. Hartford Despatch, 225 a challenging the low. home' 3 bedroom, 216 Please apply at: Prospect Street, Eost banking SOUTHERN New Eng- baths, central air and • FLEXIBLE SHIFTS Hartford. Connecticut land classifleld ads vacuume, oak floors, CemfertlM 06108. EOE.______environment. Call reach nearly 800,000 pine panel doors, 2 Morning, Evening, Afternoon and OvernigM 425 Hartford Tpke. for appointment, SAVINGS BANK ADD A BOOST homes In Connecticut fireplaces, pool. Many VemoN, CT Don't miss the many otter- 648-1700, ext. 226 and Rhode Island. The extras and lots of stor­ Ideal schedules for mothers, homemakers, students, ings In today's classified TO YOUR price tor a basic 25 age. Custom built. Fea­ graduates and senior citizens. 871-2432 Eoe/x columns. SAVINGS BANK ^OF MANCHESTER word od Is only $55 and tured In 'Heralding OF will appear In 43 news­ Homes', $337,900. • FULLY PAID TRAINING INCOME AND papers. For more In­ Owner/Agent, 649-4064. MANCHESTER Loan Center formation coll Classi­ BEAUTIFULLY lands­ Front end Office, Grocery, Bulk Foods, Moat, Produce, Dell, SALES REPRESENTATIVE EOE fied, 643-2711 and ask caped Ranch In move- Bakery, Seafood, Floral, Salad Bar, Cheese Shop Part time - Clerk Typist, YOUR ENERGY! for detalls.a In condition. Great floor plan, recently re- The Prudential is ottering an excellent Collection Dept., fiexibie hours. 60 year old product now being marketed in TERRIFIC Ranch In aulet • WE OFFER neighborhood. Priced flnlshed h a rd w o o d career opportunity to a sales person in U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. to sell. 5Vt rooms, 2 full floors, cathedral cell- CHILD Care workers Excellent starting wage based on experience. Manchester and surrounding towns. This is an Full time - Clerk Typist, Student Loans Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ baths, sunporch, lower Inoed Llvlno room with Paid yacatlon, paid holidays and personal days. wanted. Full or part level family room and raised hearth fireplace established territory. Starting salary up to *500 time positions availa­ perience this botanical delight. garage. Coll office to­ and bow windows. Big Excellent paid benefit package. ble. Excellent benefits Full time - Clerk Typist, Installment Loan a week depending upon qualifications. Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy day for your exclusive eat-ln kitchen and Health Insurance, Dental, Optical, Proscriptions. package. Will train. Origination/Servicing Area. showing. $149,900. Sen­ deck. $204,900 D.W . Experience not necessary; we will train. Coll LIndo, 646-7090. a natural high due to abundance of physical try Real Estate, 643- Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Apply in person at our nearest Benefits are among the best In the industry. TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- Please apply in person and mental energy you will gain. 4060.O______W AKAN OK E Rood. One cense Plate Number Is FDA approved, money back guarantee to BDLTON. Handsome of Manchester's most WALDBAUM’S FOOD MART on: Offering a full line of Lite, Health, Auto, and 139 591. It this Is your G a rris o n Colonial. prestigious addresses Home insurance, as well as mutual funds and plate number, bring SAVINGS BANK OF our customers. Offering the chance for re­ Offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 con now be yours. This 1135 Tolland Street • Manchester, CT this ad to Ed Thornton, tail and wholesale marketing with a mini­ baths, central air and distinctive 7 room, 216 investment products. at Manchester Honda, MANCHESTER mal investment. firepalced family both home otters a Interylews will be conducted on Wed., Oct. 12 through Sat., Oct. 15 24 Adams Street, Man­ room. Located on a spaciousness not found chester, to collect your and Monday, Oct. 17 through Friday, Oct. 21 Contact Bill Raspa or Harry Velardi at 923 Main St. For more information, call Lori at: private cul-de-sac. In new homes today. $25. You must bring $240's old worth It. 644-1145. ' Manchester, Connecticut Choose colors and from 9:30 am to 6:00 PM In our new store. proof of registration. flooring now. $274,900. Blanchard B Rossetto 80ft ftquai Opportunfty ftwiployar M/P This offer Is void In 742-1541 Flano Realty, Gallery Realtors,*' We're Sel­ seven days. 10-15 of Homes, 646-5200 □ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 APARTMENTS STONE AND FDR RENT NOFFICE SPACE MANCHESTER. Two Speciolii bedroom Townhouse FDR Rent, two room A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday" office suite, excellent • ______with fireplace. AM ap­ location. High traffic pliances, heat, hot wa­ area. Plenty of off- fer, carpeting, air con- street parking. Hot wa­ MANO€STHu..zvt

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Hloolns (detav of game), 13:40; Ewen, Stu /Mark WIebe 4371— 139 and second, Pole RIchert replaced Dick Hall Woke Forest at Maryland (slashing), 16;S8. Bill Buttner 47-72— 139 Whalers are at home on the mourxl. Martin bunted and RIchert's Atoreheod State at Middle Tennessee Second Period— 4, St. Louis, Poslowskl 3 Bruce Soulsbv 4970— 139 throwtoflrsthltMartlnonthewrttt,allowlng State llling Invitational today Arkansas State at Mississippi (Bullord, G.Cavolllnl), :16. 5, Detroit, Jack Renner 47-72— 139 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (1-3) will BasebaD pinch-runnor Rod Gospar to score the Hockey Frycer 1 (Borr), 1:23. 4, St. Louis, Mike Hulbert 4970— 139 winning run. Southern Mississippi vs. Mississippi State The 17th annual IlHng Junior High Cross Country McKegnev 2 (Hrkoc), 4:05. 7, St. l^uls, Gene Sauers 67-72— 139 host the Chicago Blackhawks tonight (7-30 1981 — New York pitchers Dove Rlghettl, at Jackson, Miss. Invitational will take place this morning at the Hrkoc 1 (Coxe), 7:45. 8, Detroit, Doles 2 Bob Murphy 4970— 139 SportsChannei, WTIC) at the Civic Center. The Ron Davis and Rich (kissoge combined ono GrombUng at Mississippi Valiev State 4371— 139 44 shutout of fhe Oakland Athletics, giving Tennessee State at Murray State school. Registration is at 8 a.m. with the ninth grade (Norwood, Borr), 16:54 (go), 9, Detroit, Steve Pate Whaiers edged the New York Rangers, 4-3, World Berios schodule NHL standings Yzermoo 4 (AAocLeon), 17:27 (po). 10, Jeff Coston 4970-139 the Yankees their 33rd American League North Carolina State at North Carolina girls’ race beginning the festivities at 9:30. There Detroit, Higgins 1 (Borr, Holword), 17:45. Lance Ten Broeck 4371— 139 Wednesday night for their first win of the year. pennontandasweeplnlhe ptavoffs. Western Corotlnaot North Oorollno A 3 T will be 25 minutes between races. About 800 runners Penalties— Ewen, StL, molor (fighting), Palled to Qirallfv 1984— The Boston Rod Sox capped one off NIcholls State at Northwestern Loulskma, W ALES CONFERENCE Ron SIreck 7S85— 140 the greatest comebacks In baseball history night Potrldi DtvMen 12:10: Kocur, Def, mlnor-molor (In- W OULD M R U S Jackson State at Southern University, will participate. stlogtor, flghtlng), 12:10: Richter, S1L Davis Love III 47-73— 140 Sohinlov# Oief. is by defeating the California Angels 31 to win W L T F h OF OA Wayne Levi 4971— 140 UConn teams in action Ihe American League pennantofler trailing night 0 0 4 15 10 (Interference), 14:26; P.Covolllnl, StL Oakland (Stawart (21-12) at (jos Angeles Northern Illinois at Southwestern Louisi­ Phllodelphia 3 (cross-checking), 17:20; Zombo, Det Tontmv Armour III 4372— 140 (Tudor 148), 8:30 p.m. three gomes to onelnlheptayoffs. New Jersey 2 2 0 4 14 14 Gary Koch 7486— 140 1984 — The New York Mets won the ana 2 1 0 4 19 19 (holding), 18:54. , STORRS — The University of Connecticut footbail Sundov# Oct. IS Alabama otTenrtessee Pittsburgh Third Period— 11, St. Louis, Tuttle 2 Bruce Llelke 67-73-140 Oakland at Los Angeles, 8:25 p.m. Notional League pennant In the sixth game 1 1 2 1 3 13 17 team wiii travel to Amherst, Mass., to take on the Rorlda at Vanderbilt MH8, East at home N Y Islanders (Coxe, Dirk), 4:09. U St. Louis, Curt Bvrum 7370— 140 Tuesday, Oct. 18 of the ptavoffs when they beat the htouston N Y Rangers 1 2 1 3 9 13 Keith Cleorvwiter 47-73-140 Astros 78 in a postseason record 14 Innings. Howordat Vlt^nta State 18 19 P.Covolllnl 2 (Bullord, Poslowskl), 7:18.13, University of Massachusetts in Yankee Conference Los Angeles at Oakland, 8:30 p.m. Washington 1 3 0 2 St,Louls,McKegnev3(Bullard,Poslawskl), New Hompshlreot William 3 Maty The Manchester High and East Catholic football Adorns Divniefi action today at 1:30 p.m. at Alumni Stadium. UConn Wednesday, Oct. 19 Midwest 12:18 (pp). 14, St. Louis,McKegney4 1-os Angeles at Oakland, 8:25 p.m. teams will both be home today with scheduled 1; 30 Boston 3 1 0 4 13 10 is 1-2 in the conference and 3-2 overall. UMass is tied Eostern Michigan at BallState 3 2 0 4 72 18 (P,Toronto 3 2 0 4 21 necessary Elsewhere scholastically, the East Catholic boys’ St. Louis 2 1 1 5 32 17 Power-plov Opportunities— St. Louis 1 of Oklahoma State at Nebraska soccer team (4-3-1) will travel to West Hartford to Chicogo 1 2 1 3 20 18 4; Detroit 3 of 6. EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE MIomLRa.ot Notre Dome Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen, (20 shots-13 AnantK oivMeii take on Northwest Catholic this afternoon at 2. The Detroit 0 2 2 2 15 24 Danehy athlete of week East PurdueotOhlo State 0 4 0 0 13 23 saves), Wendeou (M)-1 (:00 of third, 6-5). W L PCI. Basobill today W L T Pet. P F PA Miami of ()hlo at Ohio University Minnesota Detroit, Hanlon, (H>-2 (39-31). Coventry High girls’ soccer team (6-3) will host Old Smvlhe DhrMon New York 1 0 1.000 PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Freshman Leslie Danehy Buftala 5 1 0 .833 111 105 Indiana Stateot Southern Illinois Los Angeles 4 0 0 8 26 14 A — 19J75. Charlotte 0 0 .000 N.Y. Jeh 3 2 1 .583 124 97 Western Kentucky at Southwest Missouri Lyme today at 3 p.m. Referee— Andv vonHellomond. Philadelphia 0 0 .000 of Coventry, a midfielder on the Providence College State Edmonton 2 1 0 4 12 11 The World Series begin with Oakland at Miami 3 3 0 .500 98 96 Also, the Manchester High and East Catholic Vancouver 1 1 2 4 13 10 Linesm en-^ errv Potemon, Ron Finn. Washington 0 0 .000 women’s soccer team, was named PC Female New England 2 4 0 .333 78 148 Austin Peovot Toledo Boston 0 1 .000 Los Angiries (8:30pzn. E O T ). Dave Slewort, boys’ and girls’ cross country squads will compete colgorv 1 1 1 3 14 12 21-12, will sloH fo r the Athletics ogoln^ Indianapolis 1 5 0 .147 99 125 Eastern Illinois ert Western Illinois Winnipeg 0 2 1 1 7 17 New Jersey 0 1 .000 Athlete of the Week for her performance during the Canfrol KentStateatWesternMIchlgan in the Brown Invitational today in Providence, R.I. Oeniral DIvIslen rookie Tim Belcher, 144 who won two m d o ir1 Games week ending Monday, Oct. 10. gomes for Ihe Dodgers In the Noflonal Cincinnati 6 0 0 1.000 171 107 llllnolsrrt Wisconsin LatgOofiMiNotlnchidad Cleveland 1 0 1.000 Houston 4 2 0 .447 119 138 To wson State at Youngstown State Atlanta 0 0 .000 Danehy scored three goals as the Lady Friars League ptavoffs. Buffalos, Qutbec4 G o lf State Qevelond 3 3 0 .500 82 92 Sauthwesf St. Louts 8, Dttrolt 8 Chicago 0 0 .000 split four games to move dieir record to 3-10-1 for the Rttsburgh 1 5 0 .147 114 158 TUIsaat Houston Detroit 0 0 .000 The American League has won four of the Montreal 7, New Jorstv 3 season. last five World Series. The NL's victory was WfSt Alcorn State at Lamar, night Edberg In semifinals Toronto3, Washington 1 Milwaukee 0 0 .000 Seattle 4 2 0 .447 112 109 McNeese State at North Texas, night Indiana 0 1 .000 Danehy, all-team leading scorer at Coventry High by the New York AAets, who beat the Boston Vancouver at Winnipeg, (n) Tallwood Red Soxlnsevengomesln 1984. Denver 3 3 0 .500 114 V Kansas StateotOklahoma HONG KONG (AP) — Top-seeded Stefan Edberg Edmonton at Colgorv, (n) WESTERN CONFERENCE School, is Providence’s leading scorer with five daliigc L.A. Raiders 2 4 0 .333 141 169 TexosTechotRIce MMwesl Division Stephen F, Austin at Sam Houston State of Sweden beat Johan Kriek of the United States 7-5, Solwdav's Oonies WOMEN'S FRO SHOF TOURNA­ goals for 10 points. The Los Angeles Dodgers won Ihe NL San DIeoo 2 4 0 .30 74 122 Montreal at New York Islanders, 5:0Sp.m. MENT (not skins) — 18 holers-Ann w L P d. Kansas City 1 4 1 .250 79 98 Texas Southern otSoulhwestTexas State, Dallas 1 0 1.000 pennant with a 9487 record this year after nliiht 6-4 Friday to move into the semifinals of the Hong Koval No. 3, Joyce McDermott No. 4, oping7389 taetseoson end finishingfourth. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Chicago at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Florence Ramsey No. 7, Doris Kennedy Utah 1 0 1.000 Streaks East ArkonsasatTexos Kong Marlboro Tennis Championships. Hauston 0 0 .000 BayloratTexasASM New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m. No. 8, Joyce McDermott No. 10, Doris M C C hooters dominated Don Baylor Is Ihe first player foappear In Phoenix 4 2 0 .447 140 124 Edberg will meet Nicolas Pereira of Venezuela in St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Kennedy No. 14, Gayle Keeney No. 14.9 Miami 0 0 .000 N.Y. Giants 3 3 0 .500 124 142 ColoradoStateatTexas-EI Paso,nlght San Antonio 0 0 .000 three coneecutive World Series with three the semifinals on Saturday. Pereira beat Dan Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. holers dtfferent teams. He lost with Boston In 1984 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 152 118 For west Boston at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Shirley Wayner No. 10, Linda MacLeod Denver 0 1 .000 The Manchester Community College men’s Woshlnsiton 3 3 0 .500 144 137 WrBhlngtan State at Arizona, night Pacific DIvIslen and won with Minnesota lost yeor. He Texas Christian at Brigham Young Goldie 5-7, 6-1, 6-4. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. No. 11, Jeanne Phipps No. 13, Linda soccer team was thoroughly dominated by the appears this season with Ook land. Dallas 2 4 0 .30 108 125 Second-seeded Andre Agassi struggled to beat SUH0BV't OCNTMM MacLeod No. 15, Shirley Wayner No. 14, L.A. Lakers 1 0 1.000 Stumps Central UCLAotCollfornla Edmonton at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. L.A. Clippers 0 0 .000 University of Connecticut junior varsity team, Chicago 5 1 0 .80 130 47 Idaho vs. Eastern WoshlrtgtortatSpokane, David Pate 5-7, 6-3, 7-6 (7-2) in another other Holly Cassano No. 18. Afternoon 9 The Dodgers hove lost In 12 of their Wash. Quebec at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. holers-Ceclle Grout No. 14. Phoenix 0 0 .000 dropping an 8-1 decision Friday afternoon at the previous 17 World Serlesappeorances. Minnesota 4 2 0 .447 121 84 quarterfinal match. Agassi wilt face third-seeded Voncouver at New York Rangers, 7:35 Portland 0 0 .000 Tampa Bov 2 4 0 .30 100 132 Utah State at Fresno State, night McCormick Athletic Complex on campus. Strlkeeoh Fullerton Stateot Long Beach State,nlght Milostav Mecir of Czechoslovakia in the semifinals. p.m. Socramenta 0 0 .000 John Shelbv of the Los Angeles Dodgers Detroit 1 5 0 .147 85 117 Boston at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Texas Open scores Seattle 0 0 .000 MCC, which lost its seventh straight match, fell to struck out 12 times In the ptavoffs, tying Ihe Green Bov 1 5 0 .147 109 125 Northern Arizona at AAontana Mecir, the Olympic champion, ousted Robbie Weiss Galden State 0 1 .000 3-8 while the UConn JV’s move to 3-6. The Cougars N L playoff record set two years ago by Wdtt Boise Stateot Montana State mdov't Oomet L.A. Roms 5 1 0 .80 178 104 New Mexico State at Nevado-Los Vegos, 6-3, 6-1. Darryl Stravd)errv of the New York Mets. mght NHL rssults SAN ANTONIO (A P ) — Scores Friday m d o y’t Oomet Net hictuded travel to Pittsfield, Mass, on Monday to take on Shelbv hod 25ploteoppeorances. New Orleans 5 1 0 .80 140 112 otterthesecondroundoftheTexasOpengolf Charlotte vs. New Jersevat New York, (n) Berkshire Community College at 3; 30 p.m. SCOflfM Son Francisco 4 2 0 .467 142 120 Idaho State at Oregon 1 5 0 .147 112 147 Son Jose Stateot Pacific tournament ployed on the por-70,6,574yard. Aleks Dupor tallied three goals for UConn while The Oakland Athletics averaged 494 runs Atlanta Oak HI Ms Countiv Club course: Clevelond at New York, 2nd game per game. The Los Angeles Dodgers SiNidQVy O d . 14 Havwill at Son Diego State, night Sabrss 5, Nordlquss 4 Atlonto vs. Boston at Worcester, Mass., WashIngtonatSouthernCollfornIa Corev Povln 4443- 127 Luis Ribiero added two scores. Other UConn goals avwrasd3.88. Clnclnnoll at New England, 1 p.m. Television and Radio 4347— 130 (n) Dallas at Chicago, 1 p.m. Arizona Stateot Stanford Mike Sullivan were scored by Brian Parri, Shannon Engel and Joe AIrFOrceatUtah Buttole 3 1 1— 3 Tom Pernice, Jr. 4544-131 Seattle vs. Mlomlot Boca Raton, Fla., (n) The Oakland Athletics stole 129bases this Detroit at New York Giants, 1 p.m. OueM 3 0 3—4 4445— 131 Stake. Seb Caccamo averted the shutout for MCC Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Nevodo-Reno at Weber State, night Jay Haas MOiorL The Los Angeles Dodgers stole 131. New Mexico at Wyoming First Period— 1, Buffalo, Housley 1 Tom Kite 47-44— 131 Philadelphia vs. Washington at Fairfax, when he tallied off a penalty kick 14 minutes into the Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Va.,(n) Los Angeles Roldersot Kansas Oty, 1 p.m. TODAY (Ruuttu, Amlel), 4:19.2, Buffalo, No^er 2 Ed Rorl 4943— 132 second half. Tickets for world Serlesoomesat Dodger (Andreychuk, Tucker), 9:54. 3, ^ffolo, Rick Pearson 4444— 132 San Antonio at Dallas, (n) Stodlumare selling for os much as8750each. Noon — College football: Rutgers at Boston Turgeon 1 (Tucker, Hogue), 14:14 (pp). f Ben Crenshaw 4745-132 Milwaukee at Chicago, (n) UConn outshot MCC, 38-11. Seb Bordenaro made SklMNft Philadelphia at Cleveland, 1 p.m. (9uebec, Picard 1 (Venn site, Latta), 4447— 133 Detroit at Portland, (n) Phoenix at Washington, 1 p.m. College, Chs. 5, 18 John Cook L.A. Clippers vs. Socramentoat Stockton, 13 saves for MCC while UConn goalie Jeff Smith Lou PInlella, fired as manager of the New 15:57. Penoltles-^rtmon, But (roug^ David Frost 4548— 133 York Yankees, Is rumored to bea candidate Tompo Bov at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Transactions Noon — College football: Illinois at Wisconsin, Ing), 12:54; Glllls, Que (roughing), 12:54; David Canipe 4945-134 Calif., (n) didnt have to make one save all afternoon. f o r ^ vacant manager's lob In Houston. Son Diego at Miami, 4 p.m. NESN Moller, Que (hlgtvstlcklng), 1 3 :^ Tom Sleckmann 6747— 134 Golden State vs. L.A. Lakers at Honolulu, Swop sessions Son Francisco at Los AngelesRams,4p.m. Second Period— 5, Buffalo, Follgno 3 Payne Stewart 4945— 134 (n) The Los Angeles Dodgers aretalklng with 1 p.m. — College football: UConn at UMass, Saturday's Games New Orleans at Seattle, 4 p.m. BASEBALL (Arnlel, Ruuttu), 6:34. 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Penoltles— ttolWdls, 4848- 134 Atlanta vs. Boston at Hartfard, Conn., 7:30 Ireland. York Yankees Is scheduled to have Mike Bender p.m. East BASKETBALL ESPN But (tripping), 2:31; Follgno, But (delcw Buddy Gardner 7044— 134 In the other quarterfinals, Australia, Spain and oiihroscoplc surgery on his right knee LotavetteatArmy Notional Boskolball Aseectaften otgome),7:33; P I«w 6,(:kie(«avofgam e), Don Poolev 4749^134 Cleveland vs. Miami at Daytona Beach, Monday In New York. 7:30 p.m. — College football: Syracuse at Penn Fla., 7:30 p.m. England also were victorious. Rutgers at Boston College HOUSTON ROCKETS— signed Derrick 7:33; Krupp, But (roughing), 15:09; Glllls, Tom Watson 4470- 134 Spoekliw Princeton at Bucknell Chlevous, forward, to o three-year ciue (roughing), 15:09; touttu. But (hook- Scott Verptank 4947— 134 Detroit vs. Portland at Euugene, Ore., "We're past the point of looking for State, ESPN 10:30 p.m. Brown at Cornell contract. 7:30 p.m. — Blackbawks at Whalers. 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Bv Rick Warner Series rekindles city rivalry The Associated Press Tyson seeks NFL Roundup Bv The Associated Press While the Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland Athletics battle in the World Northern Californians love to an annulment hate Southern Californians, and Series, the NFL will feature its own Denver. Southern Californians love not to California classic this weekend. Buffalo visits the New York Jets on Bv The Associated Press care. The Los Angeles Rams meet the San Monday night. So this year’s Golden State Francisco 49ers Sunday in a key NFC Los Angeles tailback Charles TRENTON, N.J. — Robin Givens married World Series between the Los West game at Anaheim Stadium. White, who led the NFL in rushing last heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson for Angeles Dodgers and the Oakland The Rams, 5-1, are tied for the season, has been serving an alcohoi- his money and fame, deceived him during their A’s rekindles a rivalry that has division lead with the New Orleans reiated suspension. But his replace­ 8-month-long marriage and then abandoned already split families and fueled Saints. The 49ers are a game back at ment, Greg Bell, has rushed for 622 him “ with as much notoriety as posssible.” stereotypes of oh-so-la id-back 4-2. yards and scored 10 touchdowns, both Tyson alleged Friday in divorce and annuL southerners and fogged-in Although the 49ers humiliated the tops in the NFC. ment papers filed here. northerners. Rams 48-0 last season, Los Angeles Everett, a third-year pro from “ Having been tricked into marriage by the SoCal has the sun, sand, surf coach John Robinson says revenge Purdue, has thrown for 1,273 yards defendant, the plaintiff (Tyson) found himself punks and a serious attitude isn’t a major factor. and a league-high 13 touchdowns. GlAl constantly manipulated by her and her family problem. NorCal has the giant "This is a big game for us, like other “ He has command,” San Francisco to the point of personal distraction regarding redwoods, mighty rivers and a lot big games,” he said. coach Bill Walsh said of Everett. “ He his own welfare and career,” the papers said. of folks who haven’t heard the ’60s “ We were humbled by them last is playing as they hoped he would. ... The 10-page document, filed in New Jersey are over. year. We embarrassed ourselves. But In the past he had a good arm, but not State Superior Court, alleged that 'Tyson was Chronically cerebral Northern I've never looked at a one-sided loss Dodgers.” summed it up neatly; “ We’re the much of the sophistication you need to “ the hapless victim of intentional fraud.” It Californians get defensive about and been angry at the other team. I ‘ ‘They laugh at us as the blond, best part of California, and we’re play the game. Now they have a way asked for both an annulment and divorce. being lumped together with air­ was angry at us.” surfer airheads,” adds Steve going to prove it.” to execute the entire spectrum of their Tyson and Givens were married in February heads and sun-worshipping mo­ Robinson has had little reason to be Stoller, a 24-year-old job-hunting Although blue-collar Oakland offense.” and lived in a large estate valued at $4-5 million vie stars. Tired of being misun­ angry this season. Angeleno. “ We look at them as lives in the shadow of San The 49ers also have a balanced in Bemardsville. The marriage has been derstood by the rest of the nation, The blossoming of quarterback Jim liberals from the ’60s.” Francisco, the spiritual and cul­ offense. A passing power for many rocked by rumors of domestic quarrels and they suffer from a severe super­ Everett and a young group of The feelings of animosity are tural hub across the Bay, the years, San Francisco currently leads Tyson’s alleged violent temper. iority complex. How else can you receivers has given the Rams a shared. On Thursday, several “ other” city is a fitting home fora the league in rushing. Givens filed for divorce in California last rationalize living in fog when passing threat to go with their potent hundred Oakland fans, some World Series team that domi­ The only question mark heading Friday, one week after she described ’lYson in there’s year-round sun and fun to running game. dressed head-to-toe in A’s green nates the diamond through sheer into Sunday’s game is at quarterback. AP photo a nationally televised interview as a threaten­ be had just 500 miles south? “ While we’re not at the top of the and gold, gathered to send their arm-bashing brawn. Fans from Joe Montana, who went out with ing and manic-depressive person. In her Angelenos, on the other hand, league in offense, there are no weeds FALLEN DOWN — New York Giants' defensive coordinator Bili team south with a party. all over Northern California root bruised ribs last week, is expected to divorce papers, she claimed irreconciliable are known not only for getting all growing in either area (passing or “ Us folks up north don’t like for the mighty A’s. start for the 49ers. But Walsh said Beiichick, shown in a file photo, put together the NFL’s top differences. the attention but for„ having too running),” Robinson said. L.A.,” said Philip FTanklin of San Francisco Giants fanatics backup Steve Young may also see defense two years ago when the team won the Super Bowl. The In an interview with Barbara Walters on much fun to notice. In other games Sunday, it’s Cincin­ Oakland, as he led the crowd in are crossing the league line in action. ABC-TV, Givens said, “ I didn’t get married to “ They hate us because we took nati at New England. Dallas at Giants this year are statistically the worst team defensively. chants. “ They don’t like us. They droves to root against their At Foxboro, Mass., the 6-0 Bengals get divorced. I’m 23. I’m idealistic. You know, I their water,” said L.A. office not only want our water ... they National League rivals, the Los Chicago, Detroit at the New York in a very dangerous situation right will try to remain the only undefeated interceptions thrown. don’t want to get divorced.” worker Ray Wiles, referring to want all the baseball glory and we Angeles Dodgers. Giants, Green Bay at Minnesota, now. For them to knock us off would team in the NFL. The Patriots are off The Patriots appeared to h it bottom “ I filed in California because I live in the arid South’s triumph over the can’t just let them have any of it. ” The Giants Dugout, a San Houston at Pittsburgh, the Los be a big thing, a turnaround for their to a 2-4 start, but they’re still la.st Sunday with a 45-3 loss to the California. As far as money goes,” Givens North in the early part of the Of course, water isn’t the only Francisco boutique dedicated to Angeles Raiders at Kansas City, season.” considered a dangerous opponent. Green Bay Packers, who entered the added, “ money will come and go. But... no one century, when it won the right to issue. More than a few Oakland baseball memorabilia, is stocked Philadelphia at Cleveland, Phoenix at The Bengals lead the AFC in points game as the NFL’s only winless team. will ever love me the way Michael loves. I’m import water from the North, residents still hold a grudge full of A’s souvenirs, but not a Washington, Tampa Bay at Indiana­ “ They have a lot of pride,” said scored and yards gained. The Patriots But Bengals coach Sam Wyche is sure, or vice versa. So ... for people to bring it water that transformed desert against Los Angeles for stealing single Dodgers logo. polis. San Diego at Miami, New Cincinnati’s Boomer Esiason, the lead the league in two negative warning his team against down to money is sad.” into paradise. their beloved Oakland Raiders — In a grudging gesture of North­ Orleans at Seattle, and Atlanta at NFL’s top-rated quarterback. “ We’re categories; most turnovers and most overconfidence. Givens’ attorney in New York City, Raoul “ Why should we hate them? We now known locally as the Oakland ern generosity, many A’s fans are Felder, denied the allegations. have everything,” Wiles said. Traitors — in a 1982 National predicting that the Athletics will “ It’s fantasy land,” he said. “ It’s all untrue. “ We’ve got the weather. We’ve Football League realignment. win the Series in five games. ND looks to snap Miami’s streak It took him a whole week to make this up.” got the beaches. We’ve got the A’s fan Deborah Hurtado “ We’ll give ’em a chance to win Orange, Felder said he hadn’t received a copy of the one,” said Elizabeth Miller of Bv Herschel NIssenson the 20th time Notre Dame has Sixth-ranked West Virginia and papers, and that Givens hadn’t been notified of Berkeley. “ It would dampen their The Associated Press faced the No. 1-ranked team since No. 13 Georgia are not scheduled. the divorce action. spirits too much if (the A’s) did angry foes the Associated Press began its Tyson is filing for divorce based on the A’s Baylor blasts Howell them like they did the Red Sox.” Fourth-ranked Notre Dame’s college football poll in 1936 and grounds of extreme cruelty, which started at LOS ANGELES (AP) — Don streak-breaking specialists get a the Irish are only 5-13-1 in those the beginning of the marriage and continued to pitching with all the people SCHALLER Baylor of the Oakland Athletics Bv Ralph Bernstein chance to write another chapter games. But they also are 5-0 this the point where Givens “ abandoned” Tyson screaming at him. He can’t blasted pitcher Jay Howell of the The Associated Press in college football’s most storied year, the best start since 1980. ACURA and their Bemardsville residence last week, handle that. He couldn’t handle it CARDINAL BUICK Los Angeles Dodgers, saying the history book Saturday when the “ This is what college football’s the papers said. when he was in New York with the 345 C«nt«r Strtat reliever couldn’t handle pres­ Connecticut’s STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State’s Joe No. 1-ranked Miami Hurricanes all about — for us, for Notre The divorce papers claim that Givens waged Yankees. I know, I played with Patemo Is trying to discount the effect of a ManchMtar sure. “ I know, I played with come calling. Dame, for you guys,” Miami a “ campaign ... to publicly humiliate the him.” Only bitter scheduling dispute on Saturday night’s him,” Baylor said. Miami, 4-0, owns a 36-game quarterback Steve Walsh told a plaintiff, strip him of his manhood and his Howell was at the center of nationally televised football game against 647-7077 “What’s he ever done? He regular-season winning streak, news conference earlier this dignity and to destroy his credibility as a public controversy during the National Syracuse. couldn’t save games over here the fifth longest in NCAA history, week. “ If you can’t get psyched figure.” League playoffs. New York Mets Penn State has dropped Syracuse, a (with Oakland), so they got rid of along with an overall 16-game up, if you can’t play well in a According to the papers, she induced him to pitcher David Cone said Howell traditional rival for 65 years, from its schedule him. We want him in the game all streak — 12 of which carried the game like this, when can you play marry him after lying about being pregnant reminded him “ of a high-school after 1990. It doesn’t matter who is right; both right,” Baylor said in remarks Hurricanes to the 1987 national well? This is what it all comes with his child. pitcher.” Howell was ejected schools are angry, especially Syracuse. championship — and 20 straight down to.” Tyson also claimed that Givens drove a published in Friday’s editions of from Game 3 for having pine tar “ I don’t think there is any question it’s going the San Jose Mercury News. on the road. Saturday’s schedule includes wedge between him and his friends and on his glove and was suspended to be a very, very emotional game,” Paterno “ He was right where he wanted Notre Dame’s penchant for two other games between advisers, then abandoned him “ with as much for Games 4 and 5 by National said this week. “ But not because of the fact that streak-snapping includes an 0-0 members of the AP’s Top Twenty notoriety as possible and (sought) whatever to be in Games 4 and 5 at New League president A. Bartlett we’re not playing Syracuse after 1990. tie that ended Army’s 25-game — No. 16 Washington at No. 3 personal gain might be available to her both in York. He didn’t want to be Giamatti. . “I don’t know what bearing what’s going to winning streak in 1946, a 27-14 Southern California and No. 10 terms of media notoriety and asset happen three or four years from now would victory that ended Georgia Oklahoma State at No. 7 acquisition.” have for these kids who are playing this Tech’s 31-game unbeaten streak Nebraska. Tyson alleged that Givens tried to ‘ 'sabot­ lO E A L E R i weekend,” Patemo said. A’s activate Hubbard in 1953, a 24-11 triumph in the 1971 age” his public interest with false statements Patemo’s coaching counterpart at Syracuse, Meanwhile, second-ranked Cotton Bowl triumph that ended UCLA visits California, No. 5 and public interviews about Tyson’s mental LOS ANGELES (AP) - Oak­ The Los Angeles Dodgers Dick MacPherson, recently expressed his ire “JACK” Texas’ 30-game winning streak, a health and personal conduct. land second baseman Glenn placed infielder Dave Anderson in a potshot at Patemo. Florida State entertains East SALES • SERVICE • CSI 23-14 win that ended Southern Carolina, No. 8 South Carolina is IS BACK Tyson asked the court in the papers to Hubbard, fully recovered from a on the active roster and dropped “ There is nobody as Machiavellian as Joe Join Iho Teimll Cal’s 23-game unbeaten streak in hamstring injury that kept him infielder Mike Sharperson. And­ Patemo,” MacPherson said. at Georgia Tech and No. 9 In Manchester, equitabiy distribute ail of the couple’s property Mickey Mantle 1973, and, of course, the 7-0 out of the playoffs, Friday was erson missed the National Machiavellian, according to Webster’s En­ Okiahoma plays host to Kansas asking his friends, acquired during the marriage but requested victory in 1957 that ended Oklaho­ State. named to the Athletics’ World League playoffs with a leg injury. Whitey Ford cyclopedia of Dictionaries, means, “ unscrupu­ customers and that Givens be prevented from sharing in his ma’s record 47-game winning Series roster and will start Game Anderson hit .249 in 116 games Henry Aaron lous, crafty, an unprincipled ruthless ruler.” In the Second Ten, Duke is at earnings and the assets acquired through his streak. future new and 1 Saturday. this season while Sharperson hit John Havllcek Patemo responded this week, “ I’m sur­ No, 11 Clem at No. 12 Auburn, earnings. If you includebasketbali, Notre used car buyers to .271 in 46 games. Curt Gowdy prised that he knows what Machiaveliian New Mexico at No. 14 Wyoming, Tyson’s manager. Bill Cayton, said the Hubbard replaced third-string Dame also ended UCLA’s record come In and say The teams did not name their means. Especially since I’m a good Italian.” No. 15 Michigan at Iowa, No. 17 champion is in Cleveland and was not catcher Matt Sinatro, who did not Cardinal Buick, Inc. 88-game winning streak with a hello! lineups but Oakland manager Penn State is a 4>A-point favorite in this 66th Arkansas at Texas, Minnesota at immediately available for comment. Asked play in the playoffs. Hubbard 71-70 victory in 1974. Tony La Russa named Dave 81 Adams Street game of a series the Lions lead 38-22-5. No. 18 Indiana. Kentucky at No. Jack Casterline about the divorce action. Cayton said; “ I can’t batted .255 in 105 games the So much for precedent. On the 19 LSU under the lights, and No. Soles Manager get involved in this.” season. His replacements during Parker to start in left field and bat Manchester, Conn other side of the coin, this marks 20 Florida at Vanderbilt. Givens said through attorneys this week she the playoffs, Mike Gallego and fourth against right-hander Tim 649-4571 was hopeful a reconciliation was possible. Tony Phillips, batted .209 and .203 Belcher, instead of the left- Opan Mon.-TuM.-Wad.-Thui«. Nights respectively. handed hitting Luis Polonia. Manchester boys survive scare with Fermi Pleau says ifs too early to press panic buttoh

By Jim Tierney Things didn’t seem to go my way (at camp). They’ll have been selected as charter inductees into the Manchester Herald take a long look at me. Not too many players at a Hartford Whalers Hall of Fame. They are Gordie Scholastic Ronndap young age get to play in the NHL.” Howe, Rick Ley, Jack Kelley, Bob^hmertz, Frank HARTFORD — Hartford Whalers’ Coach Larry Pleau added: “ A player like Hull coming in now Keyes and the late former Connecticut governor Pleau knows it isn’texactly time for hisclub to press established himself as a player.” Ella T. Grasso. The induction ceremonies and When you let a weaker opponent stay close, it the panic button as it prepares for only its fifth game WHALER NOTES - Whaler co-owner and dinner are scheduled for the evening of Jan. 21,1989 sometimes winds up costing you a contest. That of the National Hockey League season tonight chairman Donald Conrad announced six people at the Civic Center. almost happened to the Manchester High boys' against the Chicago Biackhawks at the Civic soccer team as it survived a scare, nipping winless Center. Fermi High, 3-2, in CCC East Division action Friday After dropping their first three games, the afternoon at Memorial Field. Whaiers gained their first victory of the season The Indians sit atop the standings at 9-0, 9-1 Wednesday night, edging the New York Rangers, overall, and have won eight in a row. The visiting ■ 4-3, at Madison Square Garden. Falcons are winless in nine outings, but didn’t go 'The 0-3 start had many recailing the Whalers’ down without a struggle. Manchester won the first i* frightful 0-5 commencement to last season and they outing against Fermi, 4-0. / j did not want a carbon copy this year. Pieau “ You give them too many chances and they’ll beat ’m r 4 l addressed the media’s overanxiousness concerning 'm # .i . you,’’ Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy said, the Whaie at the team’s monthiy iuncheon Friday. reciting the old axiom. "That almost happened “ It’s not exactly the best way you’d like to start.” today. We kept them in the game by missing our Pleau said. " If you can’t handle the tough times, chances. fi-— ' you’re not going to handle the winning times. If "W e had marvelous chances but didn’t put any we’re going to let that bother us, then we’re in ■ -1 away. (Fermi) got one to tie it up and then starting trouble.” thinking ’we can play with those guys.’ ’’ Pleau wants his club to learn and build throughout Manchester- scored first with Mo Moriarty, the 80-game season. "W e want to be a better team in assisted by Dave Stephenson, registering his sixth the SOth, 60th and 70th game. That’s what we're goal of the campaign at the 9:33 mark. Fermi tied it striving for.” on a goal from Jeff Bemis and took the lead with References to a blockbuster trade, constantly 28:13 left in regulation on an own goal. Manchester’s V * surfacing the names of Kevin Dineen, Mike Liut and Jonas McCray, trying to clear the ball, instead Ulf Samuelsson, were soundly laid to rest by Whaler headed it into his own cage. President and General Manager Emile Francis. The Indians were able to recover, though, thanks " I think what we have is good enough to win. And to a little aid from the feisty Falcons. Bemis was red V we’re going to win,” Francis said sternly. The ■ carded (ejected) — Fermi also picked up three team’s first-round pick in the 1987 draft, 19-year-old yellow cards — with the Indians scoring the tying Jody Hull, after a poor training camp, may be here and go-ahead goal in lees than a minute span. to stay after his game-winning goal against the Jeremy Dieterle off a through ball from sweeper Rangers. Glen Jensen tied it with 19:33 left and freshman Bill “ Every young hockey player’s dream is to get Kennedy volleyed a cross from Corey Craft into the that first goal,” Hull said. " I was really ecstatic. cage just 49 seconds later. The Indians then were able to ward off any Fermi Patrick Flynn/ManchMtor Htnld bid to rally. Sabres triumph "W e played a good game. The only thing we LEG UP — Manchester High’s Jeremy Friday’s game at Memorial Field. The effectively did not do was finish our shots. It was a Indians won, 3-2. RMilok Flynn/MimehwMr Horald good lesson for us. The recond time around teams Dieterle, left, and Fermi’s Joe Dealba are going to be fired up to beat Manchester. .We have cross legs as they go after the ball in behind Turgeon MY BALL — Manchester’s Kevin Boyle, Brian Saraesiul elbows him during to finish to continue winning,” McCarthy said. left, has possession of the ball as Fermi's Friday’s game at Memorial Field. QUEBEC (AP) — Pierre Turgeon scored his first Wingers Kevin Boyle, Ted Miller and Kennedy for a 2-0 East Hampton advantage. Cheney’s Steven with a 7-0 drubbing of Portland High Friday in two goals of the season and the Buffalo Sabres held turned in solid outings for the Indians. Infante sliced the deficit to 2-1 when he scored with Manchester’s next game is Tuesday at home Charter Oak Conference boys’ soccer action. off a Quebec comeback effort to defeat the Coventry is now 3-3-1 in the COC East and 4-4-2 6:36 to play. The Bellringers put it away when Jim against second-place Windham High. Nordiques 5-4 in NHL action Friday night. overall while the Highlanders fall to 1-5-1, 1-7-2. Nolan found the back of the net with two minutes Monchester ] ?— J The Nordiques, who were trailing 4-1 entering the MHS boys “ The kids moved the ball well. They had more remaining. third period, scored three times in the final 20 Fermi ^ ^ Infante, who leads Cheney with seven goais. and Scoring: M- Morlortv, DIeferle, Kennedy; F- Bemis, own time to do things as they weren’t pressured as in the minutes against Sabres netminder Daren Puppa. From page 46 ooal. Rob Goulet played well for the Beavers. Saves; M- Mike Milano 5* F- Chris Tetro 3. past,” Coventry Coach Bob Plaster said. "W e made Mike Foligno also scored for Buffalo. Robert some changes and we’re moving the ball better. East Hamctonl 2— 3 _ . . Chenev Tech 0 '— 1 Picard, David Latta, Peter Stastny and Joe Sakic It was the ninth shutout win of the year for longer one back, as the East Catholic High girls’ (But) we’re taking it one step at a time. We’re now Scoring: EH- KrvwInskI, Hawks, Nolan. CT-Infante. Saves: EH-Luke 11; CT- Paradis and Marcotte 10. had goals for the Nordiques. Manchester. Senior sweeper Heather La very, volleyball team was swept Friday by host St. Bolton ties Cromwell at .500 and hope to stay above it.” Puppa went all the way in goal for Buffalo, while senior Judy Langer up front, junior stopperback Joseph’s. Scores were 15-1, 15-13 and 15-4. East is Paul Strycharz, another moved forward to the Mario Brunetta faced 30 shots in goal for the Meg Berte and junior fullback Jean Faber played now 2-8, St. Joseph’s 11-2. BOtTON —( Perseverance paid off for Bolton attack, added two goals to give him three for the Nordiques. well for the Indians. East’s next match is Monday at home against High as it tallied the equalizer with 70 seconds left as year with John Vincent and Pat Bradley chipping in Girls Soccer it deadlocked Cromwell High, 1-1, Friday in Charter BhJM 8. Wing* 8 ManchMttr 0 1—1 E.O. Smith. Krista Wiznewski played well for the their first of the campaign. Ayer leads the Patriots Fermi 0 0—0 Eagles. Oak Conference boys’ soccer action. with nine goals. DETROIT (AP) — Paul MacLean scored with SO Scoring: M-Hornbott«l. The tie leaves the Bulldogs 4-2-1 in the COC East MHS escapes with win Saves: M- Paula Hollis 4; F-Thivla 10. Strycharz at his center halfback slot and Harold seconds left in the third period as the Detroit Red Girls Swimming and 6-3-1 overall while Cromwell stands at 4-0-3, Hodge at center fullback had strong games for ENFIELD — Patience turned out to be a virtue for Wings, who blew a four-goal lead in the final period, 7-0-3, with Its second consecutive stalemate. The Mercy blanks East Coventry. the Manchester High girls’ soccer team Friday salvaged an 8-8 NHL tie with the St. Louis Blues East remains winless Panthers tied Coventry on Tuesday. Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at home against afternoon. Friday night. MIDDLETOWN — Seven different players Jon Wiedie tied it with a penalty kick to the lower East Hampton. The visiting Indians waited until the 16-minute After the Blues erased a 7-3 deficit and took an 8-7 figured in the scoring as Mercy High overwhelmed HIGGANUM - The East Catholic High girls’ right comer of the cage after Cliff Dooman was swim team lost to host Haddam-Killingworth, 99-69, Coventrv J mark of the second half for their game-winning goal advantage on Gino Cavallini’s goal with 1:04 East Catholic, 7-0, Friday in All Connecticut pulied down in the penalty area. against Fermi High in CCC East action. remaining, MacLean flipped a wrist shot past relief Conference girls’ soccer action. Friday afternoon. East is winless for the season at " I was pleased the way the kids hustied and hung C o r i n g : C- Aver 3, Strvchari 2, Brodlev, yiocej’*- . Saves: C- Bob Johnson/John Totten 2 (combined), P- Rick But what a goal it was. St. Louis netminder Vincent Riendeau to save the tie Mercy goes to 7-1-1 with the win while the Eagles, 0-8 and will be at Windsor Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in there,” Boiton Coach Ray Boyd said. Williams 11. Freshman Patty Hombostel took a crossing pass in Detroit’s home opener. who were shorthanded minus four starters due to Michelle Hutchings, Stacey Luoma and Laurie Each team had a goai calied back with Wiedie Gallivan swam well for the Eagles. Diver Chris from freshman Jessica Marquez and d rill^ a Canadians 7, Devils 3 injury, slide to 1-6-2. East’s next game is Monday at having put one in the net two minutes before the Techmen are beaten one-timer on the fly from 30 yards out into the upper Old Lyme High. Dube had her best total of the year with 171 points in equaiizer on a direct kick only to have it whistled EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) - Claude "W e gave it our best shot. The inexperience and taking second place in the event. The ball hasn’t been bouncing the right way for right comer of the net for a 1-0 Manchester win. back n an offsides. Lemieux scored three goals, including a breakaway youth on our team will have its day,” East Coach 5 the Cheney Tech boys’ soccer team lately. "B y far, it was the finest goal we’ve ever seen,” RttuNt: Matt Kenneson notched Cromwell’s goal at 29:31 tally with 6:49 left to kill a New Jersey rally, and the Falling behind, 2-0, the homestanding Beavers Indian Coach Joe Erardi said of Horabostel’s goal. Ron Palmer said. "Mercy is an excellent team and 200 modley rolay: 1. Haddam-KIIMngworth 2:15.55, 2. of the first half. Montreal Canadians spoiled the Devils’ home their skills outmatched ours.” Haddam-KIIIIngworth, 3. East. came up on the short end of a 3-1 decision to East “ It was spectacular. Hombostel played outstand­ J.J. Hall, Ron Moller, Chris Sigmund and Zac opener with a 7-3 victory over the defending Patrick Joelle Buongimo, Amy Avallone, Claire Feeney, tree: 1. Lolly (H K ), 2:23.77,2. Clow (H K ), 3. Krowczvk Hampton Friday afternoon. Cheney, which has now ing.” It was Hombostel’s third goal of the year. Morford played well defensively for Bolton. The Division champions Friday night. Kathleen Faherty, Rachel Thompson. Kathy Nevin 200 IM: 1. GInnottI (H K ), 2:39.24, 2. Kraut (HK), 3. lost four straight matches, is 3-7 overall while East Manchester remains undefeated at 9-0 in the CCC Bulldogs resume action Tuesday at home against and Allison Shortly scored for Mercy. Caromlle (EC) Hampton moves to 2-7-1. The Beavers will host East and 10-0 overall while Fermi slips to 1-5-3 in the 50free: I.Gage (HK),2S.41,2. ljiom a(EC),3. Watson (HK) Vinal Tech. Leafs 3, Capitals 1 Mercy 3 4— 1 unbeaten Cromwell High Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. league and 2-5-3 overall. The Indians will be at Diving: 1. Zanelll (H K ), 103.40 points, 2. Dube (EC), 3. Bolton 9 J— I LANDOVER. Md. (AP) — Gary Leeman and East Catholic 0 0 -0 Jacobis (HK) Cromwell ’ 1 "W e had chances all game but we couldn’t Windham Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Scoring: M- Buongirno, Avallone, Feeney, Faherty, 100 tiv: 1. GInnettI (HK) 1:09.70,2. Luomo (E C ),3. Eckert Daniel Marios scored first-period goals and goalie Scoring: B-Wiedie, C-Kenneson. capitalize,” Cheney Coach Paul Soucy said. “ It was Manchester held a 19-6 advantage in the shot Thompian, Nevin, Shortly. (HK) Saves: B- David Boles/Brlon Nell 6 (combined), C- Mike Allen Bester stopped 35 of 36 shots as the Toronto Saves: EC- Laura Gunsten 20, M- Karen Russell 9. 100 free: 1. Luoma (E C ), 1:04.24, 2. Watson (H K ), 3. a tough loss. I thought we had a good chance to win. department. Wallace (HK) Petrunello 3. Maple Leafs beat the Washington Capitals 3-1 in the It wasn’t that we didn’t play well. We just couldn’t "Fermi played very, very well. They were 500 free: 1. Lolly (HK ) 4:23.29, 2. McGulnest (EC), 3. sky-high after beating East Hartford on Tuesday. It NHL Friday night. Girls Volleyball Ambros (HK) finish. It was very frustrating.” Bester, starting his first game of the season, was 100 bock: 1. Krauts (HK), 1:13.30, 2. Krowczvk (EC), 3. S Coventry overwhelms Portland Steve Krywinski gave East Hampton a 1-0 lead took us awhile to get into the flow.” Olsen (HK) never called upon to make more than a routine stop St. Joe’s blanks East 100breast: 1. Hutchings (EC), 1:25.34,2.Caromlle (EC),3. with 5:28 left in the first half. It stayed that way until Chlupso (EC) COVENTRY — Led by Jack Ayer’s three-goal hat See MHS BOYS, page 47 as he shut out the Capitals until the 16:52 mark of the trick, Coventry High showed some offensive muscle Sean Hawks tallied 11 minutes into the second half flnal period. TRUM BULL — It was a long ride down, and a 400 free relay: 1. Haddam-KIIIIngworth 4:34.28 Monday, Trio Tyson files suit Nob fHaurbrslrr Hrralb new

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