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At Least 17 Die in Hijack in Pakistan

At Least 17 Die in Hijack in Pakistan

. to MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 5. mw OPINION |T M SALES SPORTS WEEKEND PI I S TAB SALES GARS ICAMfERS/ FOR SALE TRARiRS Voters prudent, Tog sole-everythlng must BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Bosox Increase ool Moving out of the There’s Just one tog sole - G «n«ral 1979 Olds Delta "88" country, Saturday and Building Supply Com- Royole. Very good condi­ sewer suit shows Sundoy September 4th oony, JOO Tolland Street R S n P A M TM B / MSCElLANEBUt tion. 82500. Coll 647-9330. lead on Toronto and 7th. 158 South Moln GMLBCABE l O ^ f ------1972 Shasta Trailer. 14' 1 Adelma Simmons Eost Hortford, 289-3474 (ot Street PAPEimiB 8ERVICE8 self contained. Excellent ... editorial, page 6 the Dovls ond Bradford 1948 Mecury convertlb- le,automotlc transmlssl- condition. Asking 8950 568- ... pago Removal. Coll 8724237. cabinets, roofing, hord- Large Yard sole Saturday 8ERVICE8 moved. Odd lobs, very MOPEOS September 4th,9-4pm,742 honest dependable 1978 gos VW Rabbit, stand wore, hardwoods, oak, John Deerr painting con­ redwood, sidings and West Middle worker. 2S^eors expe­ ord transmission, sun 1981 Yamaha 550 Moxlm- Tpke,Monchester. Quality Kleen commer­ tractor. Residential, com­ rience In moving. 44AM49 roof 8500. 649-3886. much much more. Don't cial and residential clean­ mercial. Fall and winter ,81000,call 649-3148. miss this chance for o D 8i D Londscadng. Voca­ anytime Tog sole-huge assortmen- ing services. Free estl- specials. Free estimates. borgoln. We hove com­ tion cuttings, hedge trim­ 1975 Mercury Cougar. t,antlques,ond collecti­ motes, 649-3248. ming, Prunings, flower A Screened Loam,gravel- Silver 81,000 firm. 872-0867. bing merchandise from 2 references,647-a022. MISGELLAMEOUS lumber yords and every­ bles,building Wall paper hung profes­ shrub plontings. Fret esti­ ,processed grdvel,tand-grdvsl,tand- 6 to 9pm. moterlals,prtced to sell. mates. Call 65^2436 after ,stone, and fill. For AUTOMOTIVE thing must be sold. I specialize In residential sionally at reasonable September 6 and 7. 9om- rates. Will strip paper and 5;30pm. deliveries call George 71 Mustang, tost back, Hlaufh^st^r Herald 3pm. Cancel If rain. 80 window and no wax floor Orlfflng,Andover 742- black, rebuilt modified, CJ-7 hordtop,nutmeg co­ cleaning. Windows In­ prepare walls. Call B.D. ) Manchester A City nf Village Charm Hebron Rd.,Bolton. Wollpqpefing. 871-1721. Your neighborhood 7886. 302 4 speed, 82500 4550343. lor. 2 steel locking doors- OIANT CUARANCI clude storms and screens, handy moni Honest fam­ ,silver color with roll-up T A G SALE Tag Sale-3 family ,glrls floors Include stripping ily man, will estimate any 1978 Toyota Corolla good windows. 81500 or best and sealing. 10 years ex­ Crowning Touch. Color Sal. S8^ Olh I088i-{pi8 clothes,lnfont,(Infant to lob you create, lawns, running condition. 8600 offer. 742-8412 after 6pm. size 5),adult clothes,odds clusive home experience ELECTRICAL hauling, cleaning, point­ consultation clinic. Be­ Call Leslie 633-6990. ContarsiKS Hama and ends,somethlng tor offers the difference. In­ fore you buy your tall 25 Cents Caniragsdansl Church sured. Bill 529-9879. ing, and minor repairs. wardrobe, learn what seo- BECAUSE YOU never everyone. Saturday Sep­ Dumas Electric — Having Residential/ Business. Buick 79 Estate wagon. Hama A Andavar tember 6th and Sunday son you are through color 350, V-8, automatic, oir know when someone will Electrical Problems? For the highest qualify at consultation. Never again be searching (or the Item September 7th,9am-4pm. Need a large or a small the lowest prices call, conditioning, stereo, Reagan 26 Bonks Street In Repair? We Specialize In John 643-4353. hong mistakes In your power windows, power you have for sale. It's better to run your want ad Manchester. Residential Work. Joseph closet by becoming on seats ond more. 73,000 Need someone to clean Dumas. Fully Licensed. educated consumer. You miles. 82275. 633-9332. for several days... cancel­ CARS your home? I am the one. will always look your best ing It os soon as you get At least 17 Large 3 family tag salel Free Estimotes. 646-5253. HD FOR SALE Furniture,kerrosine hea­ Young student looking for w irin g colors th^ com results. condemns ter,sewing machine,odds spare money. Call me for HEATMB/ pllment your personal 1979 VW Rabbit, AM /FM and ends,books. 43 & 44 more details 643-5953. seoson. Professional cer­ cassette, good condition. Top Soil. Cleon, rich, Nonce TO cmoiTom BIssell St.,Monchester- PLUMBIN6 tified color consultant 267- 8700 or best offer 647-0299. E S TA TE OF .Satfurday September 6th Let us clean your home or stone free loam. Any 6705 for appointment. MARY A. HILOITCH o/k/o incident business. Monchester- amount delivered I Also 9-5.Roln date September Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ MARY AONES MORIARTY die in hijack 7th. /Vernon area. Dependa­ fill, grovel, stone and Bobcat, bockhoe loader or MARY M. H ILOITCH ble and reasonable. Coll throom remodeling; in­ Bark mulch. Call Davis The Hon. William E. FlfiOor- stallation woter heaters, rental, trucking drainage, By Terence Hunt after 4pm. 684-4161. Construction 872-1400 sight work, top soil, bark 1980 Chevette,4 speed,ex- old, Judet, of the Court of garbage disposals; faucet onytlme. Probot#, District of Mon- The Associated Press repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- mulch, decorative stone. cellent condition. Asking chosftr of o htorlno hold on CARPENTRY/ Coll Davis Construction 81995. Coll 649-4334. Sepfombor 2, I9S4 ordtrod osterCor^ccepted^^^ SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - USED CARS Too sale-66 Green Manor 1 ^ 872-1400 anytime. tnol oil claims must bt prt- REMODELINB stntod to fh# fiduciary on or President Reagan declared Friday 83 PLY TURI8M0 Rd.,attic contents,varlety Plymouth 78 wogon.auto- in MISCELLANEOUS btforo Oectmbor 5,1fS4 or bs that no punishment Is too severe for bi.. 41)1. bh. Sm Ctn of Items. Roln or shine. Just because you don't motlc tronsmlsslon- barred os by low provided. Carpentry: Repairs of all SERVICES ,power steering,air Mory Lou Taylor, the "despicable and cowardly” Saturday 9/6 and Sunday types. Need a bedroom use on Item doesn't mean Your aesuronce of quick Mohammed Affab >4295 9/7 8-4. the Item has lost Its value. rtsponsg when you adver­ conditioning. Good condi­ seizure of a Jumbo Jet in and a basement, need a Ddd lobs. Trucking. tion. 8600. Coll 872-1274.— The fiduciary Is: Clerk The Associated Press 84 CHEV CHEVEHE closet,or extra, shelvln- Why not exchange It for tise In Claselfled la ttNrt Morlbeth Hllditch Pakistan, But hi8‘chief spokesman Tag Sale - 561 East Center Home repairs. You name cosh with an ad In Clossl- our readers are ready to Schneider said the has been (p. 4 N M l,attlc stairways? Call It, we do It. Free esti­ 1976 Mercury Montlgo 399 S. Orond Street . Pakistan — Four Related stories Street Manchester. Mov­ Bernie 646-3172 until 11pm. (led? 643-2711. buy when they turn to the unable to link the captured captors ing I Saturday 9/6/86,10-4. mates. Insured. 643-0304. little ode. 841-2711. mix station wagon. 8 cy­ Box 43 Arabs holding about 400captive|kn >4195 linder. Best offer. Coll W. Suffleld, CT 04093 to any specific group or Tw o hijackers who survived government. a Pan Am jumbo Jet paniclffd Multi tamlly tog sale. after 12 noon 643-8561. Marcus Morlorty Hllditch when the lights went out Friday the shootout on the Pan Am jet 85 CHEV CAPRICE SI Summer Street Larry Speakes read a statement Saturday 9/6, 9am-12noon and blasted the black interior with In Pakistan tried to blend In 4 h.. H bb. M. R. B Manchester, CT 04040 on behalf of the president a few at 17 Green Rd. Household 004-09 machine guns and grenades Com­ MMsn, P. Lefa 76 Chrysler. 4 door sedan. hours after the incident ended with the crowd after fleeing Items, dishes, clothes, re­ mandos stormed aboard and. in cords, bike, gomes, toys, CARS Vinyl top, all power, when the Arab gunmen opened fire the plane, but passengers >10,595 TAB SALES needs paint, runs good. the end. at least 17 people were much more. I TAB SALES on hostages that had been held In FBRSALE 81200 or best offer. 647-1018 dead and 127 wounded. pointed them out to 84 FORD ESCORT Court of Proboft, District of the plane nearly 17 hours. offer 5pm. MonchMttr An 18th victim, an American authorities. Page 7. Si m.. 4 tn.. bb. K. R. PI. 9/6/86, 10am - 2pm. Furni­ Tag sale-Soturday Sep­ Reports from the scene through­ ture, wicker and antiques. tember 6th(raln date Sep- T a g s 0 Ie-Saturday CARS HO^TICt OF HURINO apparently singled out because nf , A Norwalk woman aboard nspUggihd M. out the day had indicated there 14 Hamlin Street. tember 13th). 9/6,Sunday 9/7,9-4,11 Seo- 76 Toyota Corolla 100,000 his nationality, was shot earlier FBR SALE plus miles. Running condi­ M ORIARTY, SR o/k/o were four assailants, but a State the hijacked Pan Am jumbo jet 9-2pm,mostly all new men Circle Manchester. MATTHEW M. MORIARTY, and thrown onto the tarmac. >5495 1982 Toyota Corolla, 5 tion, needs tune-up S100 Department official suggested In Pakistan apparently Tog Sale. Saturday 9/6, Items. Much miscellane­ 1983 Toyato Tercel 5 _ atcMtod Two hijackers were among the ous. 253 Hilliard St. speed, AM/FM, hew 649-2400 after 5pm. there were five - two dead and escaped unharmed, possibly it NISSAN STANZA 10-4, 248 Ludlow Rd. Man­ Tag sole-2 family,big speed,4 door,llftback,alr dead and two others were cap­ chester. Built In oven, Items and small,Puch brakes, air conditioning. FItlOtrold, three captured when Pakistani 4 b.. 4 cn. s bi. n. I conditioning,4 new <*ot#d Soptembor 2, tured. Terrified passengers because she was sitting in the calculator, craft mote- Giant 3 family tag sole. Moped,Ultradyne Clubs- Excellent condit’ jn. 83500 officials stormed the plane. tire s,47,000 miles. 1973 Plymouth Fury. *1:"' on streamed through hatches and %on-smoking section. Page 7. >4195 rlals, miscellaneous Collectables,boys clo ­ ,wlth bag,color tv,2V? Inch or best offer. 659-2436after on ODpllc^ion for o htorlno Speakes said Reagan had been $4500,call 646-2421 after 5:30. Good shape. 8250 643-8622. to consider the Probott down emergency chutes of the Neighbors and friends of the Items. thes,sizes 10- D. J.tirehose with P TI cup- 5:30. kept apprised of the unfolding 84 PONT JOOOO 14,llnens,toys,many other Court opprovlno the Co-Ext- plane, which had been their prison pllngs,corner ot Tolland ^ to rs ' desire thot the estote Incident Thursday night and F ri­ pilot who managed to escape 4 k.. It. bb. K. R. PI. Fall Tog Sole. Multi- Items. 51 Sherwood Clrcle- Rd.ond Cubles Dr.,Bol­ for 17 hours. 1983 Dodge 600,41,000 ml- eml ve Its right of reversion to day and had made several deci­ when his airliner was hijacked ian.ni CM Family. Corner Stone and ,Manchester,off Green ton. Saturday 9/6,9-4. TRUCK8/VAN8 Officials of four Karachi hospi­ les,$7000/best offer. Coll m formerly sions. The spokesman declined to reacted with sui prise and Edmund. Saturday Sep­ Rd.,Saturday 9/6,Sunday FBR8ALE 2*n»d by the decedent In Hofxld photo by Rochi tals provided the hostage casualty 649-1812. after 6pm. Coventry, Connecticut. Sold >7295 tember 6th, 9-3. Roln or 9/7,9am-4pm. Dodge Omni 1979. Red, 4 be specific, but the administration figures. support Friday tor the veteran Shine. WANTEB TB door, hatch back, VW 9escrlbed In ordered an aircraft carrier to sea 1980 Honda Civic, 5 speed. 1978 Ford F-100 Pickup. the probote records, os In Grid practice "They opened fire wildly. Child­ flier. The pilot was Identified 81 CHEV CHEVEHE Fisher Price toy collecti­ BUY/TRABE engine, air conditioning, and, according to sources, dis­ 8900 or best otter. Coll 82000. 742-1009 after 6om. sold oppllcotlon on flit more ren were crying The plane was a 4 b.. 4 Id., bh. km M. Saturday .September 6th on,bikes,household.and AM /FM cassette, cloth fully oppeors, ot the Court of patched a team of F B I agents to as Conway Dodge of 649-9388. Ron Cournoyer, Manchester High holocaust,” Hussain Shaffi of 9-2,many Items,like new- much miscellaneous. 9- Items Needed: Maternity Interior, detogger, great investigate. noon. The Indians kick off the 1986 Thompson. Page 8. mpg, super clean. Must rr?o a *m " *• School's head football coach, goes over Washington. D C., said as he was >2895 ,toys,great Christm as 2,9/6,Saturday at 112 clothing, baby cribs, high G IV E YOUR budget a "Nothing can Justify such barba­ scholastic season next Saturday, Sept, The siege of the Pan Am North Elm St. Buick 76 Skylork, 4 door, sell 81499/best otter. 647- Mary Lou Taylor, being lifted Into an ambulance gifts,133 Helolne Rd. choirs and playpens. Will break ... shop the classi­ 008-09 Clerk rism," Reagan said in the state­ a drill with senior defensive back Scott 83 PONT FIREOIRO Manchester. Manchester. runs well, 8850/best offer. 1445 anytime. fied columns for bargain p . at 1:30 p.m. against Conard High The hi^xekers also tossed a band jumbo jet came at a time when purchase. Call 646-2073. ment read by Speakes. “We can Rhea (17) during one of the Indians’ (p. H bb. R. PI Shm 643-0915. buys! School In West Hartford. grenade at the passengers caus­ the pioneering airline had just think of no punishment too severe practice sessions on Thursday after­ ing a "huge blast,” said an worked its way out of a >6995 CAR8 for the criminals responsible." ICAR8 CARS CARS CARS CARS American survivor. David Jodice three-month traffic slump 88 CHEV CAPRICE FBR8ALE IFBR8ALE Speakes. responding to ques­ of Vienna, Va HD FBR SALE FBRSALE FBRSALE FBRSALE tions, said the United States was caused largely by fears of 4 b . It bb K. PI II. IpM HD HD*"*F W S M t ”‘I have seen a lot of blood I "unable at this time to make any cartnot guess how many people terrorism Page 8. >12,050 connection with any government or Shultz nixes Daniloff trade were killed or wounded. H was 6 a any specific group." 84 OOOOE ARIES confusion all over, filled with panic SPECIAL FACTORY ALLOCATION SALES EVENT - 6 DAYS ONLY Hospital officials in Pakistan and a state of terror,” he said. 1 k. 4 bL. bb R. Mp said 15 passengers and two of the Pan Am officials in New York gunmen died in a shootout with hijackers as pro-Libyan or pro- >4895 as arms control talks open said 44 Americans were on the Iranian security police who captured the . which was hound for NOW TO SEPTEMBER 10th plane. They estimated that as As commandos led one of the 83 MERC LYNX V By Barry Schweld But Nitze told Victor P. Karpov, New York via , West gunmen away, he yelled to repor­ ] many as 127 of the approximately An official, who requested ano­ 4b..4bl.bbK.R.P|l The Associated Press the chief Soviet delegate, as they Germany. Pan Am officials in 400 people on board were wounded. nymity to discuss the situation ters that he was a "Pale.stinian headed for lunch he hoped the Pakistan had eariicr said 41 commando.” >4895 Earlier, one American was killed more freely, said these included WASHINGTON — Secretary of arrest would not be an obstacle to Americans were on board. ” I am from Lebanon! I am a when the gunmen boarded the ppossibly postponing Shultz’s |84 CHEV CAMARO Z » GREATER HARTFORD NOW IS THE TIME State George P. Shultz on Friday progress, the official said. scheduled meeting Sept 19-20 with Airline officials in New York Palestinian! ” he screamed Pakis­ plane. ruled out a trade with the Soviet blamed airport security for allow­ |Cp..HbbK.R.P|PC The talks were recessed after tani officials said the gunmen At the State Department, spokes­ Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A Bn bn. Union for the release of Nicholas another three-hour session in the ing the hijackers onto the plane wanted to be flown to Cyprus and man Charles Redman said late Shevardnadze to prepare an Cl Daniloff. an American Journalist afternoon and will be resumed on Mike Phexion, A Briton who demanded that Pale.stinian hi­ Friday: "It is my understanding agenda for a summit meeting St >11,395 FOR GREATER SAVINGS AND SELECTION held in a Moscow Jail and threa­ Saturday. Neither side made a boarded minutes before the Arabs jackers Imprisoned there be freed that there were five hijackers — fa tened with a spy trial. statement. But he stressed the main goal took control, said: ”I climbed out The lights on the plane went out 83 PONT RRE8IR0 two killed, three captured.” Calling the arrest of the maga­ The two-day meeting is designed was a settlement that liberated of the exit onto the wing and because the Jet fuel that powered Cp. R. bb R. II. I At least 17 of the injured were El zine correspondent an "outrage,” to smooth the way for the reopen­ Daniloff without escalating ten­ jumped down onto the tarmac an auxiliary generator ran out. >6995 Americans, a State Department Shultz said it "showed the dark ing of formal negotiations Sept. 18 sions. “ We are not going to go to a and ran with everyone else. There Cj FREE AUTOMATIC official, who spoke on the condition Mirza said that had been expected. side of a society prepared to resort in Geneva on U S. and Soviet nuclear war over this,” he said was still gunfire and explosions Commandos moved closer after TRANSMISSION PLUS of anonymity, said late Friday, l^ e 84 FORO ESCORT V to hostage-taking as an instrument nuclear weapons and moves to­ "We re trying to get the guy out ” going on in the plane but the the power failure "The idea was to fo YOU SAVE «472« extent of their injuries was not lb.. 4C|I.. bbM/n of policy ” ward space-based defenses. terrorists didn’t seem to follow us close in and that’s when the action th SUfifiESnO RETAIL VALUE known, he said, adding that U S. Another official said lists of But while Shultz condemned the Karpov said "we are prepared to onto the tarm ac” started,” he said ” We know they so >3995 officials knew of no additional retaliatory actions had been drawn 1 -iT /iv ^ Soviets In a speech at Harvard reach an agreement." But asked At least 26 ambulances rushed to were getting very desperate” 7 ^ American deaths. up. including the expulsion of 84 OLDS CUSTOM 1966 E S C O R T University’s 350th anniversary by a reporter if one was possible, the scene. Many women and Altaf Ali Khan, senior police kn Speakes said it was too early to Soviet diplomats, a reduction in CRUISER celebration in Cambridge, Mass', he replied evasively. "Le t’s see.” children were among the wounded superintendent, said a police party th' N O R TH E A S T give any information on casualties the size of the Soviet embassy and I k. lb. R bb I. R. R bn a new round of arms control talks Deputy Secretary of State John Khurshid Anwar Mirza. Pakis­ was approaching the plane when a be VALUE PACKAGE because the administration wanted cancellation of exchanges, but that opened as scheduled at the State C. Whitehead hosted a lunch for the tan’s civil aviation director, said hand grenade was thrown from the E{ to be sure "it had the correct no decision had been made. >8895 Department delegations before they went into two terrorists were kilted and two aircran and the the firing began numbers” Shultz, departing from the pre­ foi 81 FORD ESCORT V A U S. official, who demanded an afternoon session. pared text of his Harvard speech, captured, and two or three army He said the party’s purpose was to Speakes said that President and anonymity, said the U S. delega­ With no reply yet from Moscow commandos were wounded A fifth negotiate |)b.4C|i.4bl.ksiM.hi Mrs. Reagan had offered their called the arrest of the U S News & cei MRP.MPbN FREE ESP CARE CARE* tion h e a d ^ hy senior adviser Paul on a U S. proposal to free Daniloff. World Report correspondent last hijacker may have been aboard Khan said pas.sengers forced wli condolences to the families of H. Nitze made no mention of 1986 TEMPO LX consideration of retaliatory mea­ Saturday by KG B agents "cyni­ posing as a passenger Mirza said open some of the doors and mi >2395 YOU PAY FOR VIRTUALLY NOTHING BUT GAS Daniloff’s jailing during the initial sures has begun at the’ State cal” and said Daniloff was but he was not certain activated at least one escape slide Please inm in page 8 three-hour session. In Washington. Stale Depart­ 82 PONT RREMRO SE FREE SCNEBULE8 MAINTENANCE FREE PARTS Department, innocent. American diplomats in Isla­ PLUS ment spoke.sman Charles Redman mabad confirmed that .security 1 k.. R 4M R R R IIM FREE LAB8R NO 8EDUCTABLE said. ” It is my understanding that forces rushed in only after they >6895 T0WIN8 AND TRANSPORTATION ALLOWANCE there were five hijackers — two heard firing 9 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE kilted, three captured.” He said Martin R Shugrue. vice- lussiins SETMl SM.UE O O * Inventor puts his soul into foot odor they were Palestinian or chairman and chief operating TRUCKS RATE RNANCING OR Lebanese. officer for Pan Am in New York. R ID G E F IE L D (AP) - Although |04 CNEV S-IOILAZER CASH BACK** and development for Combe Inc of because he was embarrassed to kiss the baby and it associates that Conflicting claims made in Cy­ YOU SAVE some of his inventions have been White Plains. N.Y., a manufac­ rent bowling shoes. prus and Lebanon identified the Please tom to page 8 lb4.R4k.RRI.bel ^745 real stinkers, Herbert Lapidushas smell with the pleasant expe­ turer of health and beauty aids. • A dog lover whose faithful pet '% or ®500 made a living on foot odor as the rience. it will learn to recognize The Ridgefield resident began wouldn’t bring him his slippers. >8495 CUN NACN YOU SAVE creator of Odor Eaters for shoes that as a pleasurable smell,” realizing how serious foot odor was • A woman who reftised to wash Lapidus said. *• and its recent offshoot. Sneaker it FORI Finr^' YOU SAVE <500 14 years ago when he placed an ad her husband's or son’s socks He said society has taught people S m E S IIE PICKUP Stoer- Tamers. in a local newspaper telling people without a surgical mask and Ing and moro. that body odor Is bad. And, people IklllLniLRRkpbb “ We laugh about odor. It's a with foul foot odor that he had rubber gloves. funny subject,” Lapidus said from have learned to associate the smell akUeik S U tK tT E I RETML VALUE *178 developed a shoe insert that might Lapidus said the good and bad Rtstaurant Fbod Qualfty YOU SAVE behind a desk cluttered with test of decaying food, such as curdled <678 * 1 9 7 5 * help judgnnents we make about smells >9495 YOUR TOTAL SAVINGS products and a giant sneaker. “But milk or rancid meat. as a bad smell He heard plenty of horror are learned in infancy. because of the stomach ache that ^O »G CTFO B rO B IQ .SY N1B O YM .GP 0fW N B B M^llellNUNrOOWtBWPH .OOBGYBBilBChG- for some reasons it’s a real t e ...... ------. - - - . - -- n W fo m - stories; "You could put a baby to bed |04 CHEV CIO SMUnKN problem” can follow eating spoiled food. M.R4hU.RR *NG NwN GW pm GNr W wBiiuFUMuii ■Nbmiw8€> m lopBlfB fWBBdtmftn) Total swings based on suggastad retail value of FREE TRANSMISSION $472 00 • There was a grown man who with Umfaurger cheese every b C ncoihb. f m c f (BBtflol lBni Lapidus is director of research had never learned how to bowl night and as long as you hug and "Americans are obsessed with I OpNOR pNOkagB <1923 Plus SBvinas on financing $10,000 at 12% A.P.R. for 36 months comMred to smell, " he said " I don’t know if it financing $10,000 at 2.9% A.P.R. tor 36 months or $300.00 Cash Back** ** Contes from the Puritans, but we 6 e * v c i i r worry about offending others with REETMIE PICKUP TODAY'S HERALD our smell.” RbbRRWn SEE YOUR PAimCIPATING Lapidus has developed other >8275 HARTFORD FORD DEALER ideas, which haven’t been that Ramps poaalbla In Andovar I n d o x successful. iBiaOt-lllLAZBIIZ B I Special ramps may enable wheelchair-bound ” I developed a cough tablet I HOFFMAN FORO MORANDE FORD I S p s o M , t u a c S e w R , IkRSkRRRr ■ — riiNMMTTTirill ■■nil WILUAMS FORD W AG N ErFO R D re.sidents to enter Andover’s Town Office Building and ___a____ -a 1 which I thought people would want 2S0 WEBSTER SQ. RD. Rtaq RtaSBlRu r b W k k M ik i SR RAVnOND RD. 12SS NOPMEAROW ST. library if the selectmen’s proposal for spending state because you couldn't carry a bottle ERST NMITFMID WEST RMnFORD surplus money is approved, ftory on page 3. % of cough syrup around in your C h u r c h M IP 1 mtsury pocket.” he said "But it turned out 269-7721 522*6300 that the consumer preferred the 236-2525 6S84M71 Continued cloudy C la s s if la d i.s-xa nhaiiM «i* m Mb r v w n v x i A O k l n iA n M liquids. The tablet did the same [CARTER Cloudy today with a chance of morning showers, thing as the syrup, but psychologi­ Frt Connacticut — a Fenfile BILL SEUG FORD MONACO FORD cally they thought the liquid DILLON FORD L a FORD then partial afternoon clearing. Mostly cloudy to n i^ t ErSMrtahifMnl A fw w tx Do CHEVROLET ISCENTIM. and partly cloudy Sunday. Details on page 2. coating their throats was nnore 7R7 NEW TFKE. s it MAIN ST. SS NORTN MAM ST. F n r iiia IS US/WIniM K« 1220 Mein Street —:_____ 7 -6 soothing." • ( GUSTONBURY 633-9403 ------h e r a l d . Saturdjfy, S«Pt. g. 1986

L MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 6. 1988 — 3 WEATHER V' V Andover officials 1-7 ^ -TON Connocffeut foroeast X may use surplus j"Wrk»r. gwwfcwwt latnrior: ' 6 0 with a SO percent showers in the morning followed by to install ramps High in the mid rS. Today t By George Loyng “ f* *'“**"* "Orthwest by In hlatory Herald Reporter Boisvert said it is likely that the >80 Cloudy with a 30 installation of ramps would use up ^ ^ n t chM ce of showers. Low SO to S5. Sunday, all the funds. She said, though, the Ten /ears ago today ANDOVER — Special ramps partly cloudy. High around 70. ^ ramps are her first choice for the may enable wheelchair-bound res­ Jimmy Carter, then the money because it is currently idents to enter the Town Office' ci.^a?£!5r**L*"**^®****'’ ®o‘urday. continued Democratic presidential impossible for wheelchair-bound TV Building and Andover Public Li­ f * '‘‘*"* showers in the nominee, began the persons to enter the town office / afternoon clearing, brary if a Board of Selectmen’s building. final stretch o ^ is proposal for spending $22,690 in In other business, the Board of ki??! *” **** " ”** Southwest wind 10 to IS mph state surplus money is approved 80J carnpaign, pledging to Selectmen scheduled a town meet­ " i ’^**’^*** *>y afternoon. Saturday night, Selectwoman Nellie L. Boisvert 9 0 restore "strength and ingon Sept. l5tocon8iderpas8inga HighOO 'io6^ m ^ ly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers, said the ramps are among three Temperafures near «0. Sunday, partly cloudy. High aroipid hope to an afflicted budget for the current fiscal year. nation." options discussed at the select­ Opposition to the town’s controver­ men’s meeting earlier this week. sial decision to sell its fleet of She said the other proposals • ^ * ^ T * * ‘ ****'*• Saturday, continued cloudy school buses prevented the $2.7 with a 40 ^rcen t chance of showers In the morning ,''’**®llii’8 indoor plumbing million spending plan from being facilities at the former town hall followed by partial afternoon clearing. High 70 to adopted at three earlier town FRONTS: Ahnanac building on Route 6, and erecting meetings. 75^ Southwest wind 10 mph shifting to northwest by fencing around the Longhill Road afternoon. Saturday night, mostlycloudy with a 30 For as long as anyone can Warm Cold,^ recreation fields. Boisvert said the remember. Andover had never peroent chance of showers Low 45 to 50. Sunday Today is Saturday, Sept. 6, the In 1975, an earthquake in cost of these options is being failed to pass a proposed budget. Showers Rain Flurries Snow partly cloudy. High 65 to 70. 249th day of 1985. There are 116 OccludedStationary. Turkey claimed about 3 ooo investigated by First Selectwoman However, parents concerned about days left in the year. lives. Jean S Gasper and should be the safety and expense of having a Today’s highlight in history: In 1983. the Soviet Union available by Sept 23. when a public private firm transport schoolchild­ Across the nation On Sept. 6, 1901, President admitted shooting down Korean hearing on the issue is scheduled. ren helped defeat the spending National toracaat William McKinley was shot by Air Lines flight 007 five davs The final .spending plan must be plan because it included money for anarchist Leon Czolgosz at the after the fact. approv^ by Andover’s Local contract bus service. Oklahoma on Pan-American Exposition in Allocation Council, a panel set up IS C tTm Service in the Friday, dumping more than 6 inches in one town Ten years ago: Democratic for each town by the state’s The controversy ended, at least Buffalo. N.Y. The president died for the current school year, when ei!L?fh and Wyoming to and prompting flash flood watches across wide eight days later. Czolgosz was presidential nominee Jimmy General Assembly when it devised Missouri. Elsewhere the weather should be fair In general. areas. Carter formally began the final the surplus distribution plan. residents voted at an Aug 14 town Fair moments executed in Auburn. N.Y , the meeting (o sell the town’s school In the northern Rockies, winter-like weather stretch of his election campaign Council members include state following October, buses, thus preventing a return to Kurt Hogan, 5, looks over part of a guideiJ missile arrived, with up to 5 inches of new snow blanketing On this date: in Warm Springs, Oa., pledginp Sen James D Giulietti, R Vernon and state Rep J Peter Fusscas, town .service. Bids lo purchase the mountain slopes in northwest Montana In 1620, the Pilgrims set sail to restore "strength and hope to system at the Hebron Harvest Fair FriiJay night. R-Marlborough fleet are currently being solicited, Showers and thunderstorms were reported from Plymouth. , on the an afflicted nation." Under the distribution plan, the and a sale is expected by Sept. 15. Others at the fair hatj other subjects on their minds. Thursday from southwest Texas to Arkanas and Five years ago: Appearing on Mayflower to settle in the New town must propose a spending plan northern Louisiana. World ABC "Issues and Answers " Opponents of the contract ser­ Michele Armstrong, 11, for instance, looks a bit by Sept .30 The allocation council Labor Secretary Raymond Don­ vice have said they might file a the 24 hours ending at S In 1837, the Oberlin Collegiate must then hold a public hearing by nervous as she has her hair arranged by her mother, ovan vowed there would be no lawsuit seeking the return of the f H? inches of rain drenched Linn, and Institute of Ohio went co­ Oct. 15, and make a decision by town bus service for the 1987-88 amnesty for air traffic con­ 5.89 inches were measured at Farris. Parts of educational with a class of four Oct .30 school year. Vickie Armstrong of Bolton. Michele was competing trollers fired for going on strike southwest Arkansas and southeast Oklahoma women and 30 men. for the title of Hebron Harvest Fair Junior Miss. One year ago: The Labor received up to 3 inches of rain and 3.80 Inches was In 1909, American explorer Below, John Tatro of Bozrah drives a tractor. reported In Wise County, Tex. Robert Peary sent word that he Department said the nation’s unemployment rate fell to a A flash-flood watch was issued for Saturday had reached the North Pole five Bolton group says Hgrild photot by Pinto months earlier. seasonlly adjusted level of 6 9 across much of southwest, north-central and K In 1948, Queen Juliana of the percent, the lowest level since Ok^hom a^**°* en/4 Inch of rain In one New York for the U.S, Open according to one group which is Henry Emerson Fosdick, Am eri­ ing for a site to hosue the program hour. requested political asylum working lo solve the problem can clergyman (1878-1969). A tour of town schools in May could be BASIC revealed that there wasn’t enough Before and After School Innova­ space in the buildings. Air quality report tive Care Program was formed in "W e couldn’t run It in school.” On the Light Side Bolton as the result of a question­ Matkowski said ’’They’ re just too The state Department of Environmental Protec­ naire parents circulated In May crowded.” tion reported that the air quality was good on Organizers Informed the Board of Judy Trzcinskl. . ho Is involyed Education that they and other was expected to be good through the Latrobe becomes tain from the drug store in 1972 with a similar program In Marlbo­ working parents In town were rough. said that group leases two because It was in poor condition Splltsville, U.8.A. having problems getting care for rooms at one of the town schools. ~ i f Afternoon weather "It would be great to have a their children before and after "It has worked out very well.” LATROBE, Pa. (AP) — Folks fountain again” he said. "But school at St. Vincent College in this she said n n rt® h i!'4*® ®* P c'ouds of a dtorm center we didn’t have enough business Survery findings Indicated that Weather radio n western Pennsylvania town of Trzcinskl said 25 children useihe ®'^ ° Clouds In a band extending from New to justify spending $2,000 to 45 families in Bolton could benefit 11,000 were calling It Splltsville program run by a certified The National Weather Service broadcasts $3,000 for a new one.” from such a program, said Fran T w i r Showers an d Oklahoma southward through on Friday. day-care worker and several tho thundershowers are most numerous from Maine to ^ntinuous. 24-hour weather information on 162.475 Matowski. one of BASIC's aides. the Carolines and over Arkansas and northeastern Texal But love and m arriage weren’t organizers The only problem Matkowski going out of style: It was merely Lawyer does extra The group will hold a forum on said she faces if the parents run a celebration of the banana split work for hla fee Sept 18 at 7: .3(1 p m In Community BASIC Is "sky-high” Insurance which is believed to have been Hall to pre.seni various child-care rates. Th Invented at a Latrobe pharmacy. p PAUL, Minn (A P ) - programs used in neighboring BASIC organizers. Matkowski "No other college In the When it comes to paying his towns said, hove no recommendations at coali country can claim that (its) lawyer, Byron Helgeson is no Filers for the meeting have been this point. She said decisions will m on students tasted the world’s first P^nny pincher. sent home with children in kinder­ depend on how many volunteers somt PEOPLE banana split,” said Mary Beth The St. Louis Park business­ garten through sixth grade Mat- BASIC can enlist, and how much Courtright, director of admis­ man ordered more than $11,000 kowski said support parents can lend to the d eve She said the forum will also cause Eastwood for several months to market the sions and financial aid at the In ^nnies — upwards of 1 l Hills Clint wants his face before her first birthday. addre.ss who should run the pro­ "W e’re very open lo Itshe said. T-shirts. The T-shirt sales, Laub said are small Roman Catholic school million of them — from the The girl lay dying before the transplant, Four-foot banana balloons Federal Reserve Bank in Min Clint Eastwood, the mayor of Carmel, done ’’in accordance with Mr. Eastwood’s which came only after her father, Charles were on hand and the campus neapolis and had armed guards Calif., wants to halt sales of T-shirts, bumper wishes” made a dramatic appeal for a donated organ radio station stocked up on pile them in a mound outside the stickers, caps and other items that bear his face or name. *;®"''entlon of pediatricians in New York records by the group Banana- omce door of St, Paul attorney Manchester/Area The Hfe-saving organ came from a person rama for the fifth annual Banana Warren Peterson. “To me, Carmel is not Clintsville,” Young patient A-OK who died in an automobile accident in . Split Bash. Eastwood said Thursday at a meeting of the problem Towns in Brief Carmel Business Association. Jamie Flake, who became one of the nnrmof lu ** is adjusting well to Banana splits were introduced with my bill.” Helgeson said. “ I normal life at their Massachusetts home at a 1905 druggists’ convention in just figured when the bill gets This is something that has bothered me nation’s youngest liver transplant recipients She does well in the family,” he said Boston, and Latrobe was desig­ into fjve figures you should make Zinsser and MeottI meet Monday for some tim e,” Eastwood said as he asked four years ago, is in excellent health, doctors say. She gets the same attention that our son nated as the birthplace of the the lawyers work a little bit. It the audience of about 150 to help him find a Representatives of state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, Jamie, who will turn 5 in November Daren got nothing more, nothing less.” treat. will give them something to Man pleads solution. and Democratic challenger Michael Meotti plan to meet Monday m Jamie had been diagnosed as having “ Until other documentation is remember me by ” Calendars Some people at the meeting wanted to returned to the University of Minnesota to begin scheduling a series of debates between the candidates. is cle Hospital in Minneapolis on Thursday for a biliary atresia’ a liver condition that strikes found, Latrobe will continue to "F ifty dollars to a bag, and know what would happen to the percentage of Both Zinsser and Meotti have said they are anxious to face each innocent In fundi medical checkup, and doctors said they are one child in 20,000. w officially recognized.” said each bag weighs 20 pounds, the Eastwood merchandise sales that has other in an open forum. The candidates are squaring off in fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. not anticipating any problems. Bryre Thomson, editor of the maybe more.” Peterson said, enfot been going to the Carmel Youth Center November’s Fourth Senatoriai District contest. Manchester Comfnunity Hall Advisory Committee, Community “We can give her an A-OK all the way down Sundae School Newsletter a jokingly threatening to pay his three deaths have Eastwood said that he would find other funds Zinsser said Thursday that his campaign manager had tried Hall. 8 p.m. the line as far as her liver is concerned, ’’ said confection trade publication' staff in pennies. Monday for the youth center. twice this week to schedute a meeting with Meotti officiais. He Tuesday ignor Dr. John Najarlan. ”We think there’s no Hot rod granny p e newsletter theorizes that a Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold room, 8 Probably the largest contributor of pro­ said that both times Meotti’s campaign officiais could not make Republican Town Committee, Bentley Memorial BRtDGEPORT (AP) - A 23- reason Jamie can’t live a normal life, go salesman spread the word after a.m. c e s s from T-shirt sales has been Paul Lanb, A 71-year-old woman in Stamford, Conn., u/iiif'fr*”!’ happy the meetings. Library, 7:30 p.m. year-old man who claimed he had through school, have a profession and vet discovering the banana split 'aw firm’s work and Planning and Zoning Commission. LlncoIn Center who has said he has contributed $25,000 to the has been charged in connection with the theft would use it again Meotti said officials involved in his campaign had problehis Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7:30 p m been high on eraek for two days m arried.” during a business call at a hearing room. 7 p m. Thursday m ayor’s youth fund. of a 1979 Chevrolet Corvette after the sleek getting in touch with Zinsser this week. Tuesday pleaded innoeenl Friday in the pharmacy and soda fountain Board of Education, Bolton CenterSchool, 7:30p.m deaths of his girlfriend and heriwo Laub said he has had an agreement with Jamie underwent her transplant at the sports car was involved in a hit-and-run No meetings scheduled. operat^ by Dr David Strickler Friday children, police said universitv hospital on Nov. 5, 1982, 21 days accident, police said. Wednesday Strickler is believed to have Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, Robert Greathearl of Bridgeport Margaret M. Tarantino was arrested at John W. Thompson fund-raiser set Cheney Foundation. Probate Court building, 5 p.m. ^ n the first, in 1904, to split a 30 p.m. was transferred to the Connecticut 3:30 a.m. Thursday at the apartment Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center banana and fill it with ice cream Lottery A fund-raiser will be held for Democratic. 13th Assembly Hearing Room, 7 p.'m. Correctional Center in Bridgeport Mor complex for the elderly where she lives District candidate John W. Thompson on Sunday, Sept. 27 at the after pleading Innocent to capital police said. marshmallow sauce, chocolate ' Tbursday airlift felony In Superior Court, police syrap, whipped cream and nuts American Legion hall in Manchester, the Committee to Elect Judge’s hours. Probate Court building. 8:30 p.m. Saigoi She was a passenger in the Corvette when Coventry said He was ordered held In lieu of and top it all with a cherry He Connecticut daily John W. Thompson has announced. Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln milita it crashed into two parked cars, and was seen The affair will feature a dance with a playing tunes $.500,000 bond pending a court mnning from the scene along with a man who ""Poction in a Center gold room, 7 p.m Monday hlstor Mat-shaped glass dish and sold it Friday: 173 from the ’ 50s and ’60s. Tickets are $10 per person and are appearance later this month, po­ had been the car’s driver, police said. Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center confer­ Public hearing on Town Improvement Funds, Capt. lice said. The for a dime. available by calling Terry Bogli at 649-9066 or Bettye Kram er at ence room. 7:30 p.m. Nathan Hale School. 7 p.m. Play Four: 8967 Capital felony Is the only crime entani ‘I didn’t know where he got the car from ” 646-0816. Welfare Board, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. I Tarantino told The Stamford Advocate in a In Connecticut that carries a Ameri The 13th district includes most of southern Manchester. Finance Committee, Town Office Building nurse’s Tom Lazarchik. who bought the possible death penalty and In­ alike - telephone interview ’All I know Is that I was office, 7:30 p.m. drug store in 1965, said he Friday Lotto: Andover volves the murder of two or more But just out with him. We were out on a date ” Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office removed the six-stool soda foun­ people at the same time She declined to identify the man or sav 18, 20, 27, SO, 81, 39 Monday Building board room. 7:30 p.m. aggres i Zinsser wants to end *|unk* calls The killings apparently occurred where she had met him. Planning and Zoning Commission, Andover Ele­ Drug a Alcohol Prevention Council, Town Office "neo-c Wednesday night, police said Sgt. William Mollln said police received State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, is looking for federal mentary School. 7:30 p.m. Building. 7:30 p.m. a pern Greatheart walked Into Bridgeport TOmplaints from residents of Aberdeen help In the battle against unsolicited telephone calls. Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 8 p m Tuesday ’Third' police headquarters Thursday Street that the Corvette had run into two Manchester Herald Zinsser said Thursday he has written tetters to Connecticut’s Human Services Commission, Town Office Building experl parked cars. nurse’s office, 8:30 p.m. morning and told police "demons" two U.S. senators — Democrat Christopher Dodd and Republican had taken over his mind and that by the Dottle Pelton, a 27-year-old resident, said USPS 327-SOO Bolton Electronic Advisory Committee. Town Office VOL. CV, No, 287 Lowell P. Weicker - urging that Congress pass legislation he had pleaded with his girlfriend mistak she was awakened by the crash and saw two Building nurses’s office, 7:30 p.m. PuMWlM putting limits on unsolicited phone calls, especially those from to iet him leave their East Side job — I Monday Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Build­ people running away when she looked out her out-of-state. apartment to get help for his advers window. ..$v>oafa|> on roquoM. legislation earlier this year that would have imposed limits on Police identified the victims as ITW Tarantino, was charged with first-degree unsolicited phone calls, but the bill was defeated in the House of larceny and conspiracy to commit first- Judge: Acquin’s rights not violated 26-year-old Danita Garrett of m ore \ Representatives. He said in the news release that if re-elected Bridgeport and her two sons. degree larceny. Mullin said. Bothcrim esare Ameri< I^placo a cfataHltO or dlaplay this November, he plans reintroduce similar legislation. 7-year-old Keiwan Garrett and felonies. •Mttiaamaiii. or »o report a newt NEW HAVEN (AP) - A federal silent and to have an attorney child who was visiting in Prospect. involvt judge on Friday ruled that the 5-year-old Kenton T h ^ ^ y s had Tarantino was released on $5,000 bail and <*" •**■ present during his questioning the He was convicted of murder in the Third \ XP p?KWO rjH, rocotv* your HoraM Ov 2711. Offloa boura am 6:30 a.m. lo 5 constitutional rights of f>orne J day after the biggest mass slaying woman’s death and eight counts of started school on /Vfodnesday. IS scheduled to appear Sept. 15 in Stamford expeni p m. M o n ^ Ihrouob PrtOay. Acquin were not violated when he in Connecticut history neighbors said Ms/Garrett and representing their states at the Supenor Court. Bolton votor roglstratlon Is today manslaughter in connection with the U S was convicted in the July 22 1977 Zampano ruled there was no the children’s deaths The children Keiwan had apparently been its lessi Fi^dav ‘c® cream The car had been stolen from a Watethury T®*" «*r- BOLTON - Voter registration sessions are scheduled today slaying of nine people contradiction and that Acquin’s ranged in age from 4 to it strangled, while Kenton had been D onnaSchte^ Callahan, Miss Massachusetts; car dealership on Aug. a and Watertmry 647- from 9 a.m. to noon at the Bolton Notch shopping center and at Senior U.S. District Judge Ro­ confession was “ the product of free fn 1982 the state Supreme Court stabbed repeatedly, police said neo-cot p < ^ « have ^ seeking a nnale and an Community Hall. The sessions are open to those wishing to bert C. Zampano iet Aoquin’s 1979 syndro and deliberate choice.” ruled his confession was given "Greatheart said he had been «d erly female m connection with the theft, become new voters or members of the Republican or Democratic conviction stand Acquin. now 36 is serving a voluntarily and upheld the policy-i Mullin said. using crack (Wednesday) night parties, and those who have just moved into town. Acquin had claimed that the 105-year sentence forthe bludgeon­ conviction and Tuesday night, and that it bad As on statf police gave a oontradiototy ing deaths of Cheryl Beaudoin 29. Acquin then mounted a chal­ affected his mind and his body,” reading of his rights to remain her seven children and another lenge in federal court said Detective Gene Redmond * MANCHESTER HERALl*. Saturday. Sept. 6, 19W OPINION MANCHESTER HgRAUV. Satnwfay. Sent. 8. laW - 5 Suit shows IF THE PoUTlGtAMS CAN CLAtM Jncfi MANCHESTER HAS IT! prudence of HtS EHPo RSEMENT, w h y CAN’T VIE? sewer vote This Week Featuring...

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 6, 1988 — 9 Com-Micmt m I At ledst 17 are dead after hijack ISPORTS P«ir •quHjr accord Ml for clarlw * I CoNilnaedIdl fromftratana pageaeaMiiM i1 **UT^“ We were all asked to hand our ^ I ' "Everybody, immediately, went EDT), soon after it arrived from l^ssports in and I understand that said about 364 passengers. 13 flight as lowas they could to the floor and Bombay. 7,< y atate clerical workers will vote the stewardess concealed some attendants and seven Ran Am there was more gunfire and a few. They set a deadline of 11 p.m. (2 S !!* repreaenu the “first step” in "*®®^®an passports because she ground employees were aboard small, explosions. ... Then eve^ p.m. EDT) for an American flight Officials in Pakistan said there thought that Americans would be ryone made a ouick dash for it ” particularly at risk. crew to arrive, but the shooting were 389 passengers and 15 flight Early in the hijacking the began before the (deadline. The rn^S^?SS>^!?y:? ? ^ ** y * ” o^CTall labor contract, calls for attendants. “ (Later) it was getting quite gunmen killed Rajesh Kumar of Red Sox win, Blue Jays lose in AL East original crew e s c a ;^ through an dark outside nothing much had Pan Am officials in Pakistan Huntington Beach, Calif., who was emergency hatch when the plane By The Associated Press b a n n e d for a long time. Then, the season. homer, the 29th allowed by Dixon A r n i c a . "*l»«a to r for Council 4 of the said most of the Americans aboard thrown from the plane, and was seiz^. Another crew was suddenly, everybody was moved this season. g m p lo ^ L ^ County and Municipal were of Indian or Pakistani origin. wounded three airport workers. reported en route to Karachi from BOSTON Jim Rice drovb in Whft« Sox 5, Bfuo Jays 0 into the center of the plane.... I was Phexton said flight attendants Dixon. 19-11, was lifted after Confusion arose over the Frankfurt when the shooting five runs with a bases-loiided At Chicago, Rich Dotson pitched _ T ^ plan would coat t ^ atate about |4 million in its first year, numbers because some pas­ told by somebody who understands told him Kumar "was singled out singles by Alvin Davis and Ken started. homer and a single and Marty a four-hitter to earn his first ® 2 / «P »«e n ta a n onfMng expense as the workers moved into sengers boarded in Bombay. India, Arabic that one of the terrorists and called to the front of the plane. Phelps, and a walk to Danny The hijackers had made no Barrett hit a three-run homer shutout since May 29, 1984 as the and got off in Karachi, while others had said that this was going to be He said he was an American Tartabull. loaded the bases. Scott f o r ^ rtate^****’ ***** Closs, who was the chief negotiator the final act. threats to shoot the passengers, Friday night, powering Roger Chicago White Sox beat the To­ who were booked in Karachi had citizen and he was just shot in the but the hijack leader told the Bradley greeted Rich Bordi with a Then, suddenly, the lights went Clemens and the Boston Red Sox to ronto Blue Jays 5-0 Friday night. not entered the aircraft when it head and dropped out of the control tower at one point: “ No two-run single and an RBI single l» a la l» r out . the terrorists seemed to plane.” a 12-2 victory over the Minnesota 3 e i * l ^ apeciaHst with the state Department of Administrative was seized. American should approach the Twins. In becoming the team’s first by Rey Quinones made it 6-1. panic and they started firing The four Arabs raced aboard The Mariners, with a 16-37 Phexton gave this account of the aircraft. Otherwise we will give With a sixth consecutive victory 10-game winner this season. Dot- and seemed to be firing at the Flight 73 firing machine guns at lifetime record in Baltimore, scene on the aircraft: them a tough fight. We will not and their 80th of the season, the son. 10-13, dealt the Blue Jays only passengers. about 5 a m. (8 p.m. Thursday added a run in the seventh on an commit suicide.” American League East-leading their second loss in their last 12 New Haven homelett plan tent cKy games. RBI single by Tartabull and Red Sox moved 26 games over .!500 another in the eighth on Phelps’ and improved their lead to 5‘A Toronto starter Joe Johnson. 4-2, **®™*l«»» families in the city plan to pitch run-scoring single. Reagan games over Toronto, a 5-0 loser at lasted just one inning, failing to IS -f.,21 . Haven Green Sunday to call attention to the lack Chicago. retire a batter in the Chicago 0 1 moderate-income housing. Clemens, who has lost just four second as the Sox blew open the Indians 13, Brewars 5 w i ^ n l t *? '^l»o are trying to help them times, breezed to his 21st victory, game with a four-run outburst. condemns Johnson gave up six hits and At Milwaukee. Cory Snyder hit " **** **"* ® ‘I' ® *ald the Rev. Karl R allowing six hits in seven innings his 21st home run and added an ®f Christrian Community Action. before letting reliever Steve Craw­ allowed three hits and a walk in the second inning before being re­ RBI single to lead a 15-hit attack as S »Ji*l!t**"** ^**1* *" terms of dramatizing the immediacy ford mop up. Clemens struck out the Cleveland Indians routed Mil­ and the emergency nature of the problem.” Hllgert said Friday. placed by John Cerufli. incident four, raising his league-leading waukee 13-5 Friday night and O w n *"* *''*” '*’ **** ® permit to pitch the tents on the total to 211, and walked two. Dotson walked one and struck handed the Brewers their seventh Continued from page 1 ; After Minnesota went ahead I-O out five, collecting his second straight loss. About 100 homeless families in the area are being put up by the on singles by Greg Gagne and complete game of the season. It Winner Phil Niekro, ll-io, scat­ state and city governments in motels designated for emergency victims and prayers for the recov­ Kirby Puckett, Mark Salas’ sacri­ also marked Chicago's fifth tered six hits over seven innings. ery of the injured. housing Hllgert said. Some of the families have been in the fice and an error by Barrett on a straight game, three of them Milwaukee starter Bill Wegman. motels for months, costing the government thousands of dollars Redman said the hijackers were slow grounder to the right side, the shutouts, in which the White Sox 4-11. gave up six runs and five hits each month. “ Arabic-speaking, either Palesti­ Red Sox jumped on starter Frank had a shutout going into the eighth in 3 1-3 innings, including the home nian or Lebanese.” He said the Viola. 13-10, for five runs in their inning. E runs to Snyder and Jacoby Weg­ United States had no information E Yale grads urged to withhold aid half of the inning man. a rookie, has given up 27 on any possible Libyan connection. Two walks and an error by Mariners 8, Orioles 2 home runs this season. “ At the moment we have re­ Gagne loaded the bases and Rice NEW HAVEN — A Connecticut congressman Friday At Baltimore, Jim Presley and The seven consecutive losses ported the hijackers claimed to be hit the first pitch into the Boston encouraged Yale University alumni to withhold their contrlbu- Scott Bradley drove In two runs matched the Brewers’ longest members of the Arab Liberation bullpen in right-center for the fifth An tlons in an attenipt to convince the Ivy League school to divest apiece and Phil Bradley hit a solo losing streak of the season. On Organization. ” he said. “ That grand slam homer of his career. It from its South Africa-related stocks. home run as the Seattle Mariners, Thursday night. Cleveland scored group was previously unknown to was Boston’s first hit off Viola getting at least one hit from U S. R e ^ Bruce Morrison. D-Conn.. called on Y ale graduates a season-high 15 runs on 17 hits in a us.’ ” The Red Sox added another run to funnel their contributions through a new escrow account that everyone in the lineup, whipped 15-4 victory over the Brewers. Bos Redman said three surviving in the third on an* RBI single by P T or will hold the money until the school' divestment policy is change the Baltimore Orioles 8-2 Friday Snyder’s home run gave the AP pti hijackers were captured. Tony Armas, then hiked the score night on a six-hitter by Mike Nev or ^uth Africa reforms its apartheid government. Indians a 1-0 lead in the second Octi He said that of 380 persons on the to 7-1 on a run-scoring double by Moore. Boston's Jim Rice (right) is weicomed at Inning and they made it 4-0 in the Friday night at Fenway Park. The Red Cle> ‘Divestment is the right answer,” Morrison said at a news manifest of aircraft passengers, Bill Buckner and an RBI single by The loss was the 11th in ISgames home piate after beiting a third-inning Bolt conference called to promote the fund. The university should put third. Sox won, 12-2. Mill there were 65 American citizens, Rice for the Orioles, who have gone 7-21 grand Siam home run against Minnesota although Redman 'autioned that With two out in the fifth. Barrett since pulling to within 2'A games of Brook Jacoby led off the third Colli II, so'S'aTi™ ”” not all of them may have been on lined a 1-1 pilch by reliever Ray first-place Boston in the AL East a with his 14th homer of the season Tex( the aircraft. However, Martin R. Linda Dodge, wife of Conway T. Dodge, Ookl Morrison is one on2 school alumni named to the board that will 12-year-old Ben (left), and neighbor Jay Fontenot into the left-field screen month ago They now trail by 14 and Julio Franco and Joe Carter runner. Nixon was safe at second Koni intm l ftlA V qIo 1rn/l/««azma«M4 T \ t ______a • > Shugrue Jr., vice chairman of Pan Endowment for Divestment, which is not pilot of the Pan Am jet hijacked in Lachance outside hei Thompson home for his fourth homer of the year. games. later had RBI triples In the inning. on a fielder’s-cholce grounder and Seat officially connected to the university. Its organizers say the fund American World Airwavs, told a Pakistan, is flanked by her son Hrbek hit 28lh homer in the The Indians scored three more In Ohio , - 7 • A«-o VIgaiiiAci s say me luna Friday. Presley’s two-run single on a 1-2 scored on Dave Clark’s RBI single. Nebraska not alone Mlnr news conference in New York that is a way for Yale s alumni to indicate whether they believe the eighth off Crawford pitch from Ken Dixon In the third the fourth, on an RBI grounder by Snyder later scored on second school should sell its estimated $400 million in stocks in 44 Americans actually boarded the The Red Sox answered with a inning gave the Mariners a 2-1 Chris Bando and RBI singles by plane. baseman Phil Gantner’s second companies that do business in South Africa two-run homer by Bill Buckner In lead. The hit came with two outs Tony Bernazard and Brett Butler. error of the game. Pete Martinez, another State Pan Am pilot’s role in incident the bottom of the Inning, his I Ith of after Seattle loaded the bases on The Indians made it 9-0 the next The Brewers got a home run in NCAA violations Bo Department spokesman, earlier Ch two walks and an infield single by inning when pitcher Bryan Clutter- from Robin Yount in the fifth, and confirmed the shooting and death Set O’Neill wants stiffer drug penalties Mike Brantley. buck hit Mel Hall with a pitch, scored four runs in the last two CIc of Rajesh Kumar, 29, a native of NL roundup By The Associated Press Knoxville Journal reported Mike Bradley launched a four- putting Hall out of the game and Innings, Including three In the Ko HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill called Friday for a Kenya and naturalized American Ten football players Do run rally in the fifth with his 11th Otis Nixon at first as a pinch- ninth, but it was too little, too late Nebraska football players were No mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison for anyone citizen who lived in Huntington surprises friends in Thompson will be held out of the lOth-ranked Beach, California. not the only ones who violated Volunteers’ .season-opener against convicted of selling more than five vials, or a half gram, of the By Jane Anderson Mh cocaine derivative crack. Martinez said the victim was level-headed individual He is NCAA rules on distribution of New Mexico because of allegations (Bo VI For The Associated Press steady speed, he said Tot identified by a U.S. consular probably very much a complimentary tickets, two news­ they broke an NCAA rule for O Neill also ordered the state police to increase the number of While it might seem heartless for Parker leads Reds over the Cubs^ papers said Friday. 9-10), official from a passport photo-' professional-type pilot A pilot’s the crew to have abandoned the complimentary passes, athletic Oct troopers assigned to drug enforcement and encouraged cities and THOMPSON — Neighbors and Players at Texas and Tennessee graph. The spokesman said he did pilot,” Manning said. passengers. Manning said the best By The Associated'Press twice In 10 career decisions. director Doug Dickey said Friday. 6 < ) , towns to do the same with their police departments friends of the Pan Am pilot who three-run homer were reported to have arranged S«a not know the details of how Kumar Dodge and two crew members course of action is for the pilot and The game never began and was Dickey’s announcement came In addition, the governor announced the formation of an managed to escape when his Buddy Bell had a pair of Nick Esasky hit his 12th homer in free passes last season for friends (Bodt was killed. aboard the 747 escaped to safety by crew to leave the plane because the CINCINNATI - Dave Parker called after a delay of 1 hour. 20 hours after the Knoxville Journal Kor develop an anti-drug education program airliner was hijacked in Pakistan run-scoring singles and scored the seventh for the Reds’ final run who were neither students nor (C orr “ We deeply regret and condemn climbing through a hatch in the drove In five runs with a pair of minutes The game will be made reported that last season. 28 Vol reacted with surprise and support hijackers can’t take off without the three times for the Reds. He family members CIO the brutal killing of this innocent roof of the cockpit and sliding down crew. homers Friday night to power the Braves 4, Pirates 3 up as part of a doubleheadec players put friends’ names on a (NIov S u i ’dVcS.;!'”'''™ •« Friday for the veteran flier singled In the first and came Pass lists to Texas games last American in this callous act of the side of the plane. Pan Am Cincinnati Reds to an 11-2 victory At Atlanta. Glenn Hubbard and Sunday beginning at 1 p m complimentary pass list reserved Net The pilot was Identified as "The people there are lucky to around on Parker’s single and m ® ® '■®P»rts of a multiple murder terrorism," the spokesman said. officials said over the slumping Chicago Cubs Terry Harper hit consecutive year showed that for the first two for relatives and fellow students. Colltc Conway Dodge of Thompson by his have him because he and the crew third baseman Manny TrIllo’s in Bridgeport committed by a man who police say told them he Redman did not say whether any When four Palestinians suddenly behind left-hander Tom Browning doubles with two outs in the ninth home games, against Missouri and The suspensions of kicker Carlos nad been high on crack. wife, Linda. incapacitated the plane If you had error on the throw from right QIants 8, Expos 4 Rice. 46 players requested that MIti Americans other than Kumar had took over the craft as It sat on the Browning. 12-11. scattered seven Inning Friday night, giving the Reveiz and linebacker Kelly Seo Mrs Dodge learned about the to have a guy in that situation, he’d fielder Chico Walker. their complimentary tickets go to T o r been killed or injured. And he ground in Karachi on Thursday, hits, struck nut five and walked I Atlanta Braves a 4-3 victory over At Montreal, Jose Uribe’s RBI Ziegler, both first-team players, hijacking while watching televi­ be a good guv to have,” Manning Ryne Sandberg’s two-run single people described as friends, the Clet declined to say whether Amerlcnn flight attendants alerted the crew said. to hand the Cubs their the Pittsburgh Pirates. single broke an eighth-inning tie had been previously announced Deti sion Thursday night, but didn’t gave the Cubs their only lead in the and pitcher Scott Garrelts hit a Austin American-Statesman Candidates would send Guardsmen forces were Involved in any wa> in to the danger, said Alan Loflin, an consecutive loss The Hubbard’s double came on a The suspensions announced Fri­ New realize her huSband was the pilot Edith Nachajko, a close friend of third inning. reported. Kon the incident. official in the airline’s New York won 9 of their last 12 gai drive that popped out of the three-run homer in the ninth day consisted entirely of reserves. HARTFORD — 'The three Republican gubernatorial candi- Pan Am officials Informed her Mrs Dodge, said she felt sick at Friday night, leading the San The newspaper said the pass “ We simply don't comment on headquarters. hearing the news. over second place in thKNaflsnal- Bell singled home the tying run outstretched glove of center fielder They were quarterback Randy dates said Friday they would not hesitate to send Connecticut Friday, she said. i \ Francisco past the Mont­ category is not within the NCAA Sanders, receiver Wes Pryor, that sort of question,” he said. But The three reached freedom by Linda and Conwa.v are very League West in the third, and RBI singles by Barry Bonds. Harper followed National Guardsmen to Central America if the president made "Pan Am aske^me to make no real Expos 8-4. rules unless the friends are stu­ receiver Troy Hale linebacker 6 Redman did say that the Pakistan climbing through the hatch to the Cincinnati scored eight earned Eddie Milner and Browning put with a drive down the left-field line such a request. comment and I am complying with special to me. Linda’s a very dents. Other recipients were listed Nitloi government was in charge at the outside of the plane, then slid down runs in 5 2-3 innings off right­ Cincinnati ahead 4-2 in the fourth off Rick Rhoden. 15-8. Bob Melvin hit his second double David Johnson, center Todd Kirk, In a debate taped for broadcast this weekend, all three - their wishes ’ Mrs Dodge said strong person and she and Conway of the game in the eighth and as students . airport at all times. the skin of the plane using an have a lot of faith They will get hander Rick Sutcliffe, 4-13. who middle guard Fred Bennett, defen­ party-endorsed candidate and former state Sen. Richard C Conway Dodge. 52. a native of Bell walked and scored on scored when Uribe lined his For the last eight games of the “ We applaud Pakistan’s exem­ escape cable that reels out at a through this,” she said has lost his last seven decisions Padr»s-Mets postponed sive back Tony Nelson and defen­ Auburn, Mass . and his wife, a Parker’s 27th homer in the fifth go-ahead hit off Tim Burke. 8-7. season, all people designated to Bozzuto, Deputy House Majority Leader Julie D. Belaga and plary resolve in handling this and has failed to win a game since sive tackle Richard Cooper. New Y native of Belgium and a former inning Bell singled home another At New York, the San Diego Garrelts connected for his first receive tickets were described as former state Sen. Gerald Labriola - said they would feel an incident, ” said Speakes, briefing June 2 Two of Sutcliffe’s wins this The Journal obtained the team’s P h llod obligation to comply with such a request. stewardess, moved to Connecticut run in the sixth to chase Sutcliffe Padres at New York Mets game major-league homer off Bert Ro­ students or family members, al­ complimentary pass lists under Sf. L ot reporters who accompanied Rea­ season were against the Reds, who with two out, and Parker hit the scheduled for Friday night was M ootn Bozzuto said he would join the Connecticut troops in the field in October 1971 Dodge has been a berge. Garrelts. 12-9. went four though some were not. the paper Tennessee’s open records law and Chicog gan on the president's vacation have beaten the right-hander just third pitch from Davis for a postponed because of rain. said. and Labriola said later he would do the same. here. pilot for Pan Am for about 20 years, rlake a Look innings for the victory. cross-checked the pass lists of 35 PlttStXJ “They are devoted to each other The "friend” designation disap­ Belaga said her first reaction to such a request might be to say Of the three captured, he said, players Some individuals were and their family Family comes peared after two games because Housto no, but on reflection said those who signed up for the guard were “ We are confident the government A t Morlartv Brothers* Used Can SoeclaM listed as the cousins of four or more C Indw first and they're religious people the NCAA clarified that the rule players, the Journal reported Son FT her'to'^*'^ ^®*’ <>“‘ 7 and would go along if the president asked of Pakistan will see that justice is Attontc done.” They’re very popular Peoplethink prohibited friends who were not The apparent violations werethe the world of them, ” said Gwyneth Talented MHS girls want a state title students or relatives from receiv­ Los An Secretary of State George P. same as those that led the National Son D ll Tillen, a neighbor, ing passes. Texas officials said. Shultz, delivering a speech at 82 Buick L»8abr« Collegiate Athletic Association to Museum director fired for trades Mrs Tillen recalled that she and University athletic administra­ Harvard University as the Boeing 4 Dr., Loaded By Bob PapettI the way to the Class L champion­ star sophomores, the 1985 Indians and Sue Webb, a pair of all-out suspend 60 Nebraska football her husband. Ron. were not tors said they were complying as 747 jetliner was being held by four Herald Sports Writer ship game Final record: 15-2-1 stunned the CCC East with their hustlers, along with juniors Jen players. Tbe Nebraska suspen­ Ctncti HAR-TFORD - David O. White, director of the Connecticut worried when they heard the news 79 Cougar best they can with the NCAA Arabs on an airstrip at Karachi, immediate success and rapid Faber and Julie Parasaliti and sions have been delayed while the SonD State Library Museum, has been fired because he allegedly of the hijacking Friday morning Blue, Auto, AC A year later, with a pack of fop regulation A lawyer hired by UT Atton Pakistan, declared that “ Ameri­ Girls’ soccer flashback: The 1984 progress, capping the fall with a senior Kris Cool. university appeals traded away priceless pieces of the state’s Colt firearm collection "I said, ‘The pilot couldn't be scorers graduated and an influx of to look into the Longhorn program SonF can resolve, backed by our power" 81 Dodga Mirada Manchester High girls’ soccer Class L quarterfinal appearance. Centering the midfield between Until 1980. NCAA rules allowed S t.Lo without approval. Interim State Librarian Suzanne J. LeBarron Conway rould it?’ and Ron said. 'I several starting underclassmen, said he will investigate the matter would rid the world of terrorism Convt., AC, AT PS team stomped any and all regular Final record: 15-2-2. veterans Berte and Boggini is players four tickets per game and Los announced Friday. don’t tbink he does that route no one expected an encore Twenty-eight football players at some day. season opponents, scoring 52 goals Flash to the present: While the junior Jen Atwell, another of last allowed them to sell the tickets. notified White of her decision Thursday, anymore,” ’ she said, "Now I am 81 Buick Ragal performance. lOth ranked Tennessee gave away Son I Even as Shultz was speaking and while allowing just four. As ex­ team’s top two defenders have year’s phenoms Also slated for From 1980-85 the players were (Fem ot ^ resident who has been museum director since devastated They are our good Brown, Auto complimentary game passes on 1 a hastily assembled task force was pected, the powerhouse squad Surprise. graduated, a quartet of solid playing time are freshman Meg allowed to have the tickets but LOSA I9p, was accused of trading guns from the extensive collection to friends I feel ill,” she said, 350 occasions last season the Ohio (8 going to work at the State Depart­ fulfilled its destiny by making it all Recharged with half-a-dozen seniors are back. And last year’s Berte and junior Heather Bogli. were barred from selling them private collectors without the required approval from the state Leonard Manning, a pilot for 82 Toyota Starlat Chico ment, events in faraway Karachi super-sophs merely have another Up front, yet another pair of (Denny Library Board. U S Air who lives nearby, said SR5, 5 Spd., AC were moving rapidly. Evidently year under their elastics. Adver­ juniors are back to pace the offense Son F Dodge did the right thing to (M a rtin State police investigators estimated the guns value at as much frightened to panic by the sudden saries are not about to be taken off — Amy Barrera on the wing and abandon the plane. as $1.5 million, but the value of the guns received in trade has not loss of lighting on board the plane, 81 Mazda 828 guard this time around. Chris Rovegno at striker. Barrera The Weekend (Pohnei been formally determined. White has maintained that they were the hijackers opened fire. Tve never worked with Con­ Bronze, 5 Spd. Joke’s over. banged in a team-leading 20 goals SI. L way, But I think he is a very *3695 (Deshoi of comparable value 81 Cougar “ We want to defend our league as a sophomore, while Rovegno championship and to be playing on Nutmeg Classic Soccer is featured Son F Blue, Auto, 4 Dr added nine more and probably set Nov. 15 (the day of the Class L title up twice as many Joining the SonD AC, PS The sixth annual Nutmeg Classic Soccer Tournament is set for Los A< Suspects were political consultants Hijack hit as Pan Am gam e),” said MHS coach Joe Indians’ top two scorers is wing pmsb *3495 today and Sunday at MCC’s Cougar Field on Wetherell Street and 82 Zaphyr Erardi. whose tribe opens its Karen Rattanakoun. the lone start­ Chicot WATERBURY — Two of the men arrested in an campaign Thursday against host ing freshman. Martin School Field on Dartmouth Road. SI. LO absentee-ballot scandal following the May 20 Waterbury delegate White, Auto, PS, AC *3695 Windham High. “ It’s going to be Senior Wendy Burnett, junior The tournament for 12-year old boys and girls features top election have also worked as consultants for Democratic had come out of siump 82 Line. Town Car tough, thou^. Every team will be Teri Scata and sophomore Judy youth teams from the area, including the Manchester Rowdies 9 congressional candidate Jim Cohen, according to reports in the By Rick Gladstone Green, loaded (bbys) and Stunners (g irls ). Five otherteams will compete in the occupied seats, known as the load *9995 out to play its best game against Langer are expected to contribute Amrk secretary of the state’s office. The Associated Press off the bench. boys’ division, while four more are included in the girls’ division factor, rose to 67.7 percent last us, because we’re defending 'The documents show that the pair, Anthony “ Ace” Guzzardi champs.” One player that Manchester will Competiton begins at 8 a m today and 8:30 a m on Sunday. month, compared with 59.9percent 84 Topaz and David Lapointe, were paid $600 and $1,013 respectively for NEW YORK — The siege of a And the obvious favorites again. have to do without — again — is As a side attraction, Manche.' icr Community College open its their work for Cohen earlier this year. in July, 49.7 percent in June and Brown, 5 Spd., 4 Dr. M S i Pan American World Airways 41.5 percent in May. Sturdy seniors Sira Berte and talented sophomore Heather Lav- soccer season in a match against nationally ranked Massasoit Lapointe were among 10 people arrested in the jumbo jet came at a time when the I 84 Mazda SE-5 Jill Boggini will help control the ery. who may miss the entire Community College at noon today at Cougar Field ®!®®‘'®" ^®'' of delegates supporting pioneering international carrier Many analysts estimate Pan Am T.. Silver midfield, while fellow seniors season with an anterior knee Gov. William A. O Neill and challenger Toby Moffett. had just worked its way out of a must fill at least 60 percent of its 84 Buick Ragal Wendy Pedenaonte and Erin Pres­ ligament tear. As a ninth-grader a three-month traffic slump caused seats to break even. cott will fill the voids in the year ago. Lavery was declared Television and radio highlights 2 D r. Blue largely by fears of terrorism. The airline said in a statement all-important sweeper and stopper ineligible by a since-altered ruling slots. All four 12th graders will also that banned junior high students TODAY Although a n a ly ^ Nand travel that the August increase showed “ a I 83 Mazda B-2000 11 a m. — U.S. Open. Channel 3. substantial improvement from Sundowner serve as captains. from participating on high school agents said an asressimnt of the Noon — College football: Rutgersvs Boston College, Channels load factors reported in the pre­ Pedemonte and Prescott, the teams. incident’s financian impact on Pan 8 11 Obituaries vious three months, when traffic starting goalie the past two years, “ We are a little bit more mature Am would be premature, it revived 84 Marquis 1 p.m. — Twins vs. Red Sox. WTIC. was negatively affected by the have to endure the additional from last year, and our offense will talk about the liutlook for the 4 Dr., Blue, loaded pressure of replacing graduated be a little stronger,” said Erardi. 2:15 p m. — Padres vs Mets, Channels 22, 30. WKHT Amalia HIrth \aiiiine, which J(as struggled for public’s concern over terrorism Waterford. There are no calling abroad.” 84 Marquis All-Stater Denise Belleville and who sees the toughest challenge in 3 p.m. - College football: UCLA vs Oklahoma. Channel 40 ,/$270 million in the sidekick Sarah Nicholson, "two of the CCC East coming from Wind­ 4 p.m. — Golf: Chrysler Cup, ESPN. Amalia (Erdman) Hirth, 92, of hours. hs of 1986 Gold, Auto, AC 125 Highwood Drive, died Friday That slump, which also hurt the best we’ve ever had." accord­ ham. “ We work as hard, if not 4:30 p m — World Cycling Championships. USA. 6 Trans World Airlines and other at Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford “ This has !n a tough year for 84 Marquis ing to Erardi. harder, than any team in the state 8 p.m. — College football: Florida State vs Nebraska, trans-Atlantic carriers, was pre­ Gome She was the widow of Moses Hirth Pan Am,” si Hans Plickert, who Brown, Auto, AC “ Defense is a concern with the And that’s our secret” Channels 8. 40. E—Bon In Memoriam cipitated by the U.S. confrontation ' new people.” admitted Erardi. To be certain, foes won’t be She wais a member of Temple follows theai -line for the New York 10 p m - Yankees vs Angels. Channel II, WPOP Bokton 2. with , which the Reagan 85 Mazda RX~7 a fooled again by Manchester High 2B—Solas Beth Sholom. She was born in 1946-1975 investment firm E.F. Hutton “ We may give up more goals.” ’ 10 p m — Michael Spinks vs. Steffen Tangstad, HBO administration has accused of Blue, 5 Spd. A pair of newcomers are still But they might not be able to do HR—Wee Turka, Poland, in January 1894 In loving memory of my son Gary Group Inc. 2,900 Buckner (' She is survived by two sons, terrorist acts. 81 Mazda 828 competing to replace Prescott, an anything about it SUNDAY B. Meacham, who passed away On Wall Street, the stock price of all-CCC East goalie. The candi­ Schedule: Sept. 11 Windham A. Emanuel Hirth of Manchester and For Pan Am, which helped Green, loaded 9 a m. — Formula One Italian Grand Prix. ESPN. September 6. 1975. the airline’s parent company. New dates are sophonnore Paula Hollis, IS South Catholic H 10:30 a m . 16 VktloL.IS Isaac Hirth of Brooklyn N Y.; a pioneer international air travel in 1 p.m — Twins vs Red Sox, Channel 38, WTIC York-based Pan Am Corp., fell 25 a transfer from East Catholic High Enfield A. 19 Hartford Public H. 23 brother. Chiam Erdman in : There is no death! The stars go the 1930s, the terrorism fear came 1 p.m — Browns vs Bears, Channels 22. 30 cents a share to $5.37'/4 in active where she started on the varsity as South Windsor H. 26 Fermi A. 30 three grandchildren; and two down to rise upon some fairer at a bad time. The airline had just 1 p.m trading, an indication of investor a freshman, and junior Michelle Rockville. — Eagles vs Redskins. Channel 3 Clemens V great-grandchildren. shore; and bright heaven’s sold its Pacific routes to United Crowford concern. Callahan, lastyear’s junior varsity Oct. 3 East Hartford H, 2 p.m — CART Molson Indy-Montreal, ESPN The funeral is noon Sunday at jeweled crown they shine for ever Airlines for $750 million and BSIonlev The terrorist siege in Karachi. goaltender. Windham H. 10 Enfield H. 4 p.m — U.S. Open, Channel 3. WP—Ch Byles Memorial Home. 99 Hunting- more. redeployed its resources to concen­ Pakistan, came the same day the 'Both have played extrennely Hartford Public A. 17 South 4 p.m — Chrysler Cup! Channels 8, 40 Umpires ton St.. New London. Burial will be trate on summer travel to Europe, Second,Rc Miss you. airline reported a sharp increase in well,” Erardi noted. Windsor A. 21 Fermi H, 24, 4 p.m — Colts vs. Patriots. Channels 22, 30 ^ !:S6., in Abavatb Chesed Cemetery in but as business there faltered Mom The fullback positions have good August traffic. The percentage of losses intensified. Rockville H. 29 Glastonbury H. depth, with juniors Rachel Odell Cannes at 3:30 p.m. r — —Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday, s»pt ». i986 College football roundup 12 - ^ Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday. Sept. 6. 1986 — II MA Martina’s matcji delayed; Chris upset victim Powers Oklahoma and UCLA in initial meeting By Bob Greene __ ..... /'A halted play. After a wait of 3 hours, The Auoclofed Press aggressively and taking the net at vakia takes on No. 4St^an Edberg B y Herschefichef Nissenson NIssenson fee?feel tlie the same same w a way," v " «nv< says nua. Okla ^ \ 52 minutes, the completion of the Joakim Nystrom of Sweden. 66 had never lost to Sukova in 14 jights. No 12 Baylor visits Wyom­ rushing and scoring. ’The Bruins every opportunity, .surprised Chris of Sweden and Wimbledon cham­ Ed Tfie Assoelofed Press homa Coach Barry Switzer. "W e ^ i ’s Vinny Testaverde and Flori­ whole story. They throw the match was scheduled to be played 6-3. 6-3. 66. 6-3 matches. Seeded second, she was ing No. 14 Auburn is home to Evert Lloyd 6-2, 6-4 as she posted pion Boris Becker faces No, 16 prep obviously can’t afford to start werf~m>. 1 against the rush — da’s Kerwh) Bell. football and they run it. They play ~ ^ steady rain Saturday. expected to face Navratilova in the Tennessee-Chattanooga and No. her first victory over the six-time The 6-foot-2 Sukova jwas. seeded Top-ranked Oklahoma has the slow. We could be as good or better 18 Oklahoma’s bread and butter — "Y ea r in and year out, they have Friday halted Martina Navratilo­ Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia. Mam Brigham Young entertains Utah outstanding, aggressive defense. The women’s final was tenta­ winnci in 15 career meetings. Seventh, was magnificept on the final in a continuation of the long home field advantage hot No. 4 than last year’s team O l-i) and and seventh in total defense. UCLA as fine a team as anyone in the va’s bid for a berthin the U.S. O ^n The Navravilova-Graff match rivalry between the two dominant Chur State. They have a first-class kicking tively scheduled to be played at The winner of the women’s final hard courts of the National Tennis UCLA has the historieal edge when still lose two or three times” surrendered only ’».3 yards a country.” Miami Coach Jimmy game. Tennis Championships women’s will be completed after the first players in women’s tennis. noon Sunday. A spokesperson for will collect $210,000 - the biggest men’s match. Center as she dominanted the two of the nation’s college football The rest of the Top Twenty — No. game on the ground while Okla­ Johnson says of the Gators. "There is no question this is a singles final and a meeting with The nationally televised game CBS said taped highlights would be purse in tennis — with $105,000 winningest player in the sport and powerhouses meet for the first 2 Michigan. No. 7 Texas A *M . No. homa gave up 89.8. "Florida plays extremely well at Cz^hostovakla’s Helena Sukova Before the rains arrived Friday. By 8 (ABC-TV, 3 p.m ; EDT) is one of team capable of contending for the shown after the men’s final, which going to the runner-up. continued the success the Czechs "Today I wa.s risking more and I time Sarturday. IS LSU. tied for I6th Georgia and home; that is evident by their Navratilova, seeking her third Andres (^mez of Ecuador and was trying to approach her .second MA( "UCLA has excellent skill people national championship, as Coach begins at 4 p.m. EDT Sunday. The The naen’s semifinals and the have had in this tournament. It will mark the fourthtim e^ice three meetings between members Washington. No. 19 Arkansas and record (19-6-2 at Florida Field title at the National Tennis Center Yugoslavia’s Slobodan Zivojino- with the kind of passing game that Johnson has pointed out many amount of the women’s final completion of the Navratilova- serves and I was trying to be more the AssociatedIFr< Press poll bei^n in of the A P ’s Top Twenty. Third- No. 20 Michigan Slate — get under in th^e Ias( four years was leading vich, teaming up for the very first will give anyone trouble." Switzer since a 24-13 loss to LSU In 1982 and times.” televised could not be immediately Graff match will be played Satur­ Lloyd, the reigning French Open aggre.ssive and not to just stay on 1938 that UCLA has opened a ranked Miami. Fla,, visits No. 13 way next week. third-seeded Steffi Graf of West time captured the men’s doubles says. "What makes them so tough, 28-1-2 since the start of the 1981 determined. day. In (he men’.s .semis, defending champion who will miss the final the baseline and rally with her." Florida while eighth-ranked Ne­ season). On Tuesday, the NCAA will hear Germany 6 1 . 15 30 when rain crown, defeating the Wimbledon season against the defending na­ however, is the fine ground game Earlier Friday. Sukova. playing champion Ivan Lendl of Czechoslo­ for only the third time since she said Sukova. who was runnerup in braska. thanks to a stay from the Oklahoma and UCLA could Nebraska’s appeal of the player champions Mats Wilander and first won the Open II years ago. tional champions and the Bniins they have to complement their the Australian Open in 1984. are 3-0 In those contests. They NCAA regarding the suspension of produce offensive fireVorks. Last Florida’s Galen Hall says the suspensions, for misuse of compli­ 60 players, entertains No. II passing.” Gators "had our good moments defeated Texas Christian in 1939. year, the Sooners ranked third mentary tickets. That means all Nebraska in 1972 and Brigham Florida State in a prime-time TV nationally in rushing offense. lOlh Unlike Oklahoma and UCLA, and our bad moments against can play against Florida State, Young last year. In addition. game (ABC-TV. 8 p.m., EDT). in total offense and 11th in scoring. Miami and Florida each has Georgia Southern and we will need although star tailback Doug Du- Sports In Brief UCLA was 14th in scoring. 17th in to significantly reduce the bad EC girls after elusive Open title UCLA opened the 1962 season with Elsewhere, fifth-ranked Ala­ played a game and won handily. Bose is gone for the season with a total offense and tied tor 17th in moments to have a chance to beat a victory over Ohio State, which bama, a 16-10 winner over No 9 Miami trounced South Carolina knee injury. rushing offense. Miami. By Jim Tierney was No. I the previous year by the Ohio State In the Kickoff Classic, 34-14 while Florida beat up on spoLs include junior Debbie Dower FSU opened with a 24-0 triumph Rec tennis tourney starts Sept. 13 Herald Correspondent Football Writers Association of hosts Vanderbilt sixth-ranked Georgia Southern 38-14. Neither "What concerns us about Miami over Toledo. Last year, the Seml- and sophomore Betsy Dickinson. America. Then again, it could be a team expects it to be that easy this Penn State entertains Temple at is their great balance. They have a noles also had a victory under their f Jnit Recreation Dept, will be holding a town-wide Kittredge has scheduled two out- defensive struggle Oklahoma led week in what is being billed as a Succe.ss in cross country at East “I would rather open with a night. No. 10 Tennessee is at home Helsman Trophy candidate at belts when they visited Lincoln for of-state meets for the girls, which the nation in total defense and pass shootout between two of the e"** women’s Catholic is not restricted to the lesser opponent, but I ’m sure they against New Mexico under the quarterback, and he gets a lot of Nebraska’s opener and upset the she thinks will benefit them in the defense and was second against nation’s top quarterbacks. Mla- m"xed doubles*** ® ‘•^uWes and boys. The East Catholic girls' S Set attention, but he Is far from the long run Cornhuskers 17-13. cross country team has been the ning **® played at the Manchester Community most prolific of all area scholastic "We re running in the Suffem College tennis courts. The MCC courts will be closed for public sports teams this decade The fact Invitational in New York, laterthis month and we are running an tennls"ba"lfs*^^** ® "®w can of is the Eagles have won six consecutive .state titles and with invitational at Brown (Provi­ Wednesday before each event, Is at seven letter winners returning dence. R I.) in October I think it SCOREBOARD will sharpen the girls because Center from 6-9 p.m. Each participant must fr()m last year's Class Lchampion­ register in person and pay a f l fee. ship team a seventh state title they'll be running 3 I miles instead For further information, call 647-3166 between 6-9 p.m. appears imminent of 2.a and it will get them adjusted E to running in large fields, like the WhItB Sox 5, Bluo Jayi 0 Buddy Gardner 69-72—141 Seconti year coach Kathy Kit- Baseball B ^ v damped 76-71—141 AMERICAN LBAOUB cla.ss meets and the Open " Charles Boll..Tolling 69-72—141 tredge views the upcomingseason TONONTO CHICAGO BRA H m BB fO lh O SA Kittredge plans to bringthe girls obrhM Horry Taylor 67-74—141 as. perhaps the pinnacle of Victor Regalado KonCty 3.81 1162 906 381 735 to 25 West Side's 26th reunion on Oct. 11 along at just the righi pace, in Femndi ss 4 0 0 0 Boston cf 69-72-141 Boston 3.96 1194 519 success as regards to her Eagles Eduardo Romero 7268— 141 393 847 4 37 which case they will be peaking Upshaw 1b 3 0 10 Lyons It Calif. 3.98 1107 525 408 781 to 33 The West Side Old Tim ers 26th reunion will be held at the Kittredge. a 1981 graduate of East Mosebvct John McComIsh 71-»—141 around the Open Amiricin Loigue itindings 4 0 0 0 Nichols If AAorfc Lye Balt. 4.08 1157 535 417 787 4 36 Catholic and an All-State runner in Bell If 4 0 10 Baines rt 7269— 141 Mllw. 4.11 1226 542 415 796 9 British American Club on Saturday night, Oct. 11. Social hour Is DA Welbring 72W-142 24 The elusive State Open title Barfield rt 4 0 10 Hossev dh Chicago 4.12 1160 540 499 695 6 32 from 6-7 p.m. and dinner is at 7 p.m. high school took a team last year Bast Olvisien Johnsn dh 3 0 10 Tom Byrum 7672—142 seems well within the grasp of this Huletta Pot Lindsey 4.17 1161 591 492 723 9 29 not expected to challenge and led W L Pet. Whlttc 3 0 0 0 72X7-142 Toronto 4.24 1247 This is a get-together of all players who played at the West Side year's .squad and Kittredge is very Boston OB Cochrn3b Steve Hort 579 404 83) 9 35 them to its sixth straight Cla.ss L 80 54 .597 Mullnks3b 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 72X7-142 Texos 4 30 1157 574 631 846 4 Oval to talk about the old days. anxious Toronto Garcia 2b Mark Brooks 7672-142 31 P 75 to .556 3 0 0 0 Mormnib New York 4.30 1237 tit le in her first .season as coach In New York 5'/j Bill Sander 570 413 799 7 44 Tickets are $10 and are available from the following committee "I'm very excited." Kittredge 71 «3 .530 9 Karkovic c 71-71—142 Oakland 4.32 1116 573 562 077 7 32 the midst of the phenomenal Detroit 70 55 Totals 31 0 4 0 Dovid Lundstrom 71-71—142 members: Earl Bissell. Bill PaganI, John Greene, Ed Werner, .519 lb '/ 3 Totals Mike Colondro Seattle 4.70 1310 62) 503 758 3 25 said "We have a very good shot al Clevelond « M .500 13 7668-142 Cleveland 4.71 1300 success of the Eagles, the one Baltimore Adrian Stills 627 529 599 5 2B Frank Ruff, Ernie Dowd, Swede Solmonson, Jack Stratton. Emil the Open this year. I expect M M .493 14 71-71—142 Minn. 4.75 1389 623 426 739 5 2D championship crown which has Milwaukee 64 70 Chleoffo 140 MM Mike Donald 7270— 142 Seelert Jr.. Austin Brimley and Hank McCann. Darien. Ludlowe-Fairfield, Plain- .478 16 Pot Lindsey INOIVIOUALFITCHING eluded them has been the Slate Wfest Olvisien Game winning RBI — Baines (7). 7276-142 llormoredeclslons. ville and Avon to be our main Californio 76 57 Poiled to Guollfy Open title .571 — - ^ G o r d o . OP—Toronto 1. LOB— Tom McGinnis IP H BB SO W L ERA competition” Texos 69 65 .515 .7'/3 . Toronto 5, Chicago 5. 2B—Barfield. John- 71-72—143 Eldihorn Tor "We haven't far(>d too well in the Oakland Emit (Jonzolez 71-72-143 130 83 34 134 12 4 1.73 63 72 .467 14 son. SP—Hossev. Aose Bit 70 60 24 SB 5 2.45 Whalers sign Bothwell, McEwen A slate title seems promising, Konsos City 62 Duffy Waldorf 71-72-143 8 Open in past years " the 23-year .463 14>/3 Bob Wynn Forr Kon 102 78 35 78 8 3 2.55 yet. the possibility for the Stale Seattle 60 76 .441 17'/, Tortmto « " « • • « > 8974-143 Rlghettl NY old Kittredge said "This year, on Chicago Brad Sryont 84 89 30 88 7 7 2.57 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers have signed defensemen Open has the East Catholic girls' 58 76 .433 18'/3 JoJohnson L.4-2 1 6 5 5 1 1 70- 73-143 Clemens Bin 213 144 57 207 20 4 2.57 paper we arc probably in the top Minnesota 58 76 CenjttI 6 2 0 0 5 Tom Show 7971—143 Tim Bothwell and Mike McEwen to multi-year contracts, the cross country team excited and .433 18'/3 Robtrt Wrtnn MWItt Col 224 178 81 174 18 8 2.89 two or three teams in the slate But El^ho^ , 0 0 0 0 2 73X1—143 Horris Tex National Hockey League team announced Friday. KATIE DeMarco ready to .soar (Ttorpt Archer 8974—143 95 92 38 75 8 8 2.74 that is a long way off " TINA LITTLE LolerOamesNoflntludod Bruce Soulsbv Hlguero MM 208 191 80 177 17 9 2.97 Bothwell. 31, was obtained from the St. Louis Blues In a cash Schedule: Sept 13 Windham Dotson W,10-13 9 4 0 0 1 5 71- 72-143MWIIIIomsTex 08 60 84 78 4 3.15 ...East’s No. 1 ...solid No. 2 Joey Sindelor 7971—143 8 Killredge, eager yet apprehen­ Boston 12, Minnesota?****** JoJohnson pitched to 4 batters In the Bob Lohr Henke Tor 78 51 29 99 9 3 3.21 transaction prior to last season. He scored two goals and had Invitational 10 a m 20 Suffern Tnd. 7970— 143Ladd Sea sive concerning the prospects fora The fop returnees from la.st Chlcaso5,Toronto0 / Dove Elchetberger 7971— 143 85 59 17 45 8 4 3 .r eight assists for 10 points In 62 games. He also had 53 penalty mam competition will be Darien, Invitational 10 a m 23 St Mary- SeottleS, Baltimore 2 / Umpires—Home, Hlrschbeck; First, Dcxiny Briggs Plesoc Mil 73 88 24 60 9 8 3.33 banner year, is in no hurry to nish .sea.son will be .senior Kathie 5?*' McClelland. 71-72-143 Block Kon minutes and a plus-12 rating, second highest among Whalers Kittredge noted 's/Aquinas al Aquinas. 27 Mont- Clevelond 13, Mllwaukee5 ^ T—2:15. A—11,650. Gary McCord 73XT-143 103 88 38 81 5 7 3.42 her ninncrs into gruelling wor­ DpMaren who earned All-Slate KohHisCIty of T exos, nioht Tournament champlona Gory Hallberg Hurst Bsn 133 1 » 44 129 9 7 3.44 defensemen. kouts this early in the sea.son ville Invitational 10 a m . 30 St. 7972— 144 McCasklll Col 207 178 81 184 15 7 3.48 honors by placing I3lh in the Slate Senior Jennifer Tauras has Detroit at Oaklond,nloht Steve Bowman 7371—144 McEwen, 30, came to the Whalers from the Rangers in Joseph/South Catholic at South New York of California, night Phil Jonas Condlottl cie XM 189 90 138 13 10 3.49 "I'll give them onlv one speed gained the No 3 slot for the Ea.st The Manchester Soccer Club 16 and under girls’ squad 7371—144 Darwin Mil exchange for right wing Bob Crawford last February, He had Open Tina Lillie also a senior, Catholic. Saturday's Games National Laagua raiulla Woyne Player 7972- 144 130 120 35 80 8 8 3.52 workout before Windham and after Jim Simons CYoung (Tok 158 147 47 93 10 8 3.57 will be the Eagles' No 2 runner girls, with junior Julie Ray run­ Oct 7 Northwest Catholic- captured the recent Wallingford Invitational Tournament 71-73—144 Hernondz Del started the season with the Detroit Red Wings and was traded to that we ll start the twice a-week Orego^ T ^ ehoft 7371—144 80 10 18 89 7 8 3.60 "They (DeMarco and Little) ning No 4. Sophomore Noel /Sacred Heart at Wickham Park. with an unblemished 5 -0 mark. Team members (from left) Jerry MYoung Seo 92 90 40 74 7 5 3.62 the Rangers in December. speed workouts ' she said The Rada 11. Cuba 2 7371—144 “Davis _..i l l should both be All-Stale this year " Feehan will be running No 5. 11 Wickham Invilalional 10 a m.. O-IOL^w'p m °* Mork Coloovecdilo 7371—144 154 166 49 98 9 12 3.82 McEwen played 10 games for the Whalers, scoring three goals Windham Invilalional next Salur Front row; Colleen Neville. Karen Rattanakoun, Judy Billy PIcrot Morrh (Tet 212 193 68 187 18 8 3.85 Kittredge said Rounding out the top seven are 14 St Bernard/Mercy al Wickham 8-6?!'4°(»'0 (Andular 7074-144 Bonnbler Chi and two assists for seven points along with a plus-five rating. day annually marks the com­ CHICAGO CINCINNATI Langer. Beth O ’Brien, Michelle Callahan, Chris Rovogno. Brad Fobel 76X1—144 128 128 38 70 9 10 3.88 Like the boys East Catholic's Dawn McCauley, a junior, and Park. 18 Brown Invitational 10 obrhM Dove Rummells Rasmusn NY 188 122 83 117 14 4 3.89 mencement of the Connccliciil ObrhM 7671—145 DJackson Kan girls will also move down to Cla.ss sophomore Sarah Thiery a m 21 ACC Championship tB a e r'fe a s *;’?;; '■* CWalkr rt 4 110 Larkin ss 4 2 1 . Heather Bogli, Anne Marie Comollo, Jodi WIdmer. Back Evtxi Schllltr 8977—145 137 140 57 86 9 10 3.75 .scholastic cross country season Sndbrg% Trevor Dodds King Del 124 100 99 89 9 4 3.78 MM "In the MM slate meet our Those in contention for varsity Most dual meets al ,3: .30 p.m. 4 0 2 2 Bell 3b 4 3 3 2 row: Assistant coach Howie Rovegno, Paula Hollis, Julie 7973- 145 Boyd Bsn Mize, Fehr share B.C. Open lead (c!5”*2?*8-f2)^*':^B*'S'r'** '■* Davett If 4 0 0 0 Parker rt 4 2 3 5 Antonio Cerdo 71-74-145 172178 36 98 13 9 3.77 Morindlb Jett Lewis Blyleven Min 225 209 47 171 IS 10 3.79 3 0 0 0 Venable It 0 0 0 0 Parasiliti, Amy Games. Jen Atwell, Sue Webb. Amy 75XT-145 SeOver Bsn tNiii's'iSSiiiri"?:!,'*-’' JDavIsc 3 0 10 EDavIsIf 3 1 1 0 Joe Inman 7671—145 180 159 51 94 7 11 3.82 ENDICOTT, N Y. — Larry Mize double-bogeyed'the final hole Martin c Scott Hoch Cloncy Tor 0 0 0 0 BDIaic 4 1 10 Barrera, Coach Ed Callahan. Missing; Tracy Mulligan. 7671—145 Heaton Min Friday to fall back into a first-place tie with Rick Fehr after two Speler ph 10 10 Butera c 0 0 0 0 Brton Mogg 7373-148 159 155 65 72 8 12 3 .« Trlllo3b Melissa Carroll. “ Bob Poncrotz rounds of the rain-plagued $400,000 B.C. Open golf tournament. East boy runners after another crown Sunday’s Gomiis 3 0 0 0 Milner ct 4 0 11 75-71—148 Minnesota of Boston, 1:05 p m Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Esosky 1b 3 111 Mike Gove 7078-148 Mize needed a par on the final hole for a 65. but instead Seottle ot Baltimore, 2:05 p.m Dernier ct Phil Honcock 4 12 0 (Tester 2b 4 1 1 0 7373- 146 three-putted for a double bogey that left him with a 36-hole score Toronto ot Chicago, 2:30 p.m Sutclittep 10 0 0 Brownngp 4 0 11 Solly Quinlan 3739—76 Gory Koch 7971— 148 By Jim Tierney Eagles move Irnm Class L down RDavIs p Solly Little Rod Curl extremely encouraged by the Anolhe_F— wthning campaign C ^eland ot Milwaukee, 2:35 p m 0 0 0 0 3838—76 7374- 147 Bowling of 131, II under par for two rounds over the par-71, 6.966-vard Herold Correspondent one notch to Class MM — a change Detroit ot Ooklond, 4:05 p.m Ceyph 10 0 0 Potty Hayes 3739^76 Wayne (Trody 7975-147 EnJoie Golf Club. progress of his lop two runners seems inevitable for the Eagles New York ot California, 4:05 p m DIPInop Golf Sherri Turner Lorry Ziegler likely to enhance East's hopes for 0 0 0 0 3739—76 7975-147 "They (Ciaglo and Kendall) are and the chances for another .state Konsos City ot Texos, 8:35 p m Totals 32 2 7 1 Totals M 11 13 10 Down Coe 4036-76 Steve Jones 7673-147 Fehr, meanwhile, grabbed a share of the lead with a 66 on Despite losing six of his lop eight another stale title Corolyn Hill Joe Tesorl both very serious runners They title is quite possible 3937— 76 7975-147 Friday. runners from the 198,3 Cla.ss Lstale "Most of the Cla.ss L schools Chlcogo 002 800 000— 2 Amy Alcott 3838-76 Curt Byrum 7975-147 Powder Puff dedicated themselves this past "I think our chances are very Lenore Murooko Fronk Conner Bobby Wadkins shot 68 on Friday and was alone at 134, three championship team Coach Jack stayed in Class L. while onlv a few Cincinnati m B4 Ift r lii 3739—76 7375- 141 summer and pul in a lot of mileage good at winning Cla.ss M M ." Huil Gome Winning RBI — Milner (4) LPGA results Corole Jo Colllson 4036- 76 Slu Ingraham 8979-141 Sharron Caruso, 192-472, strokes behind the co-leaders. Mike Smith was another shot off Hull is very optimistic concerning 6 learns moved to MM. " Huil com­ They are both All-Statecallberand Nitlonal League atandinge DP—Chlcogo 2, CIn- Kothryn Young 3838— 78 John Morklcy 7972— 148 his East Catholic boys' cross predicts “ The Open is loo hard to Lori Brock Peter (Tosterhub the pace after a 69 mented "I think we have an I wouldn't be surprised to see both cinnotl 2 LOB—Chicago 6, Cincinnati 3. 3839— 77 7375-148 G.O.P. Women country .squad this .seas(in say. hut the Windham Invitational 7B—LorkIn. Speler. HR—Porker 2 (28), 9" — First-round Anne-Morle Polll 4136—77 Tom Oleeton 7974- 149 In a group at 5-under-par 137 were Larry Rinker, Bill Glasson, excellent shot of winning Cla.ss of them in the lop 10 al the Open." Bast the$200,000 LPGA Cellular Borboro Pendergost Denoh Trixler will give us a good idea as far as Divislen |»oskv (12). SB—CW olker (2). S— 4935—77 7378-149 ■'“ vee Tyler Brett Upper and Vance Heafner, whose 8-under-par 63 was the Hull embarking on his loth year MM Our main competition will W L Pet GB SUiCiliiC. On^Plng Chomplonshlp, played on Lori West Charles Coody Hull said how we stand in the slate” Por-72 6,266yords Columbia Edgewoter 37-40-77 7977- ^149 Roy 187, Kay Moroz 453, as the Eagles'coach has had eight New York 89 44 .669 Suson Smith 4935-77 Bill Oollowav 7678—1 » day’s best round. come from St Bernard'.s” The Nos 3 and 4 runners for EC Phllodelphia Country Club (o-lndlcotes amateur)- Schedule; Sept 13 Windham 69 64 .519 20 ChlCOMI "* M.AA J. I Smith6m*IA4> _ 1 Borb Thomas 4138-77 Keith Kulzer 7377—150 lynskl M9 * " “ '**^ winning seasons nut of nine a stale Topping the list of three return­ will be senior Kurt Filosa and St. Louis 68 66 .907 21'/7 Sytdifte L.4-13 5 2-3 II 9 8 4 1 3630-66 Tommy Fredrickson 4037— 77 Tom Stockmann 7971—198 Class L championship and a Stale Invitational 10 a m 16 Suffield at Montreal Lourl Peterson 34-34—66 Kim Shipman Kds Moe ing letlermen for the Eagle harri­ junior Steve Carl.son Hull thinks 65 67 .492 23Vj RDO''!* 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Robin Walton 3938- 77 7978- 151 Open crown (1982) to his credit Wickham Park 20 Suffern Invila- Chlcogo 55 79 .410 34'/j DIPIno 2 1110 1 3286-68 Chorlottif Montgomery 3938-n Tommy Valentine 77-74-151 ers is senior Kevin Ciaglo Running his top four are solid however Pittsburgh 54 79 Cincinnati ' i o i Jane G eotn 34- 34-68 DovM (Tgrln Needless to say Hull has extended tional 10 a m . 23 Fairfield Prep/A- 406 35 Becky Peofson LuLoito Rodler 4038— 78 7978—151 U.S. golfers lead Chrysler Cup No 4 for East a year ago, Ciaglo spots 3-7 are still in question "We West Dlvltlon B r ownng W . 1 2 - 3534-69 Susielie PagerI 4031—78 Dove Ferris 7973— 152 good fortune to a program rich in quinas al Aquinas 27 Montville Houston 76 58 Heather Farr 35- 34—69 Nancy Ledbetter Jim Dent. Boxing has garnered the No 1 position are very inexperienced after our .567 " 9 7 2 2 2 5 Noncy Lopez 3840— 78 7977— 152 POTOMAC, Md. — Don January overcam e a hole-in-one by Al tradition and nioted in siux’css Invilalional 10 a m , ,30 SI Joseph- Clndnnotl 69 65 .515 Uiwlres—Home, BWIIIIoms; Rrst, 34-36—70 Laurie RInker (Tene Gallagher The No 2 position will be secured lop four and the gap between our Ayoko Okomol 3040- 78 8074-154 Balding Friday to defeat the Canadian in match play, 6 and 4 , and /Soulh Catholic at South Catholic. Son Fnondsco 67 68 .496 9'/j Pi^ll; Second, West; Third, McSherrv. 34-36—70 Debbie Hall 3940—79 Lobron Hards 7381—154 The 1986 txlition of the East cross by senior Scott Kendall, who Atlonta Morta Flgueroo^ 37-33—70 Bonnie Louer Derick James fourth and fifth men al this time is 63 70 .....474 12',^ T—2:07 A—21,428. Borb Bunkowsk 4039— 79 7978— 155 help the United States take a 28-12 lead over the International country team will be competing in Oct 7 Northwest Catholic/Notre 63 70 .474 12'/^ 3634— Caroline 70 (Towon Greg Powers transferred from Coventry High big” he said Jon Stephenson 3940—79 79n—155 Tale of tlio tape team in the $600,000 Chrysler Cup. one of two recently added classes Dame at Wickham Park. II Son Diego 63 71 470 13 34- 36—70 Sue Fogleman 3041— 79 Richie Karl 7878-156 after his sophomore year but had Those vying for slots 5-7 are Connie Chlllemi 37-34-71 Sharon Barrett Paul Zurck Balding’s ace occurred on the 187-yard third hole at the Wickham Invilalional 10 a m.. 14 Dole Eggellng 4138—79 7782-199 .supplemented hy the Connecticut to sit out the '83 cross country senior Glenn Daraskevich. sopho­ Braves 4. Pirates 3 35- 36-71 Becky Larson 3940-79 Doug Johnson 7684—180 SI Bernard/Xavicr at Wickham LateGameNallnchided Kathy Baker 3635— 71 Cindy Mackey Sbtato Tongitad Tournament Players Club at Avenel, the same hole that Arnold Interschola.slic Athletic Confer season Kendall had a promising ^ ^ ^ .•f'lJw's Gomes CTeboroh McH. 4138- 79 Age 30 27 more Tom Carl.son, senior Mike Park 18 Brown Invitational 10 37-34—71 Beverly Kloss 3742—79 Weight Palm er aced on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Balding, ence for all slate high schools The track sea.son last spring and Hull is A M e r Cincinnati 11, Chlcogo 2 PITTSBURGH ATLAHTA 66ortho Nouse 3635—71 221 2144) Kelley, and senior John Nitzche a m . 21 ACC Championships Son Dtego at New York, ppd MyroiBIc Blockwetdet 4139- 88 Height 62'A using a 5-iron, bounced his tee shot about 20 feet from the pin and ObrhM ObrhM Potty Sheehan 3536— 71 Kodn Mundtnger 6-2 Colvoi Attontae, Pittsburgh 3 Orsulok rt 3 0 0 0 Llso Young 4937- 80 76 mvi the ball rolled into the cup. Moreno rt 2 10 0 3635- o-Amonda 71 N e ^ 4 1 3 9 ^ ChesI (normal) GOd). 1 Son FYondsco 8, Montreal 4 Bonilla It 10 0 0 Oberkf13b Penny Hommel 38 45'A St. Louis , Houston 4 110 1—72 Laura Hurtbut 4938- 80 Leaders O n sI (expanded) The U.S. team, which also got a victory from a struggling Windsor 8 5 Bonds ct 3 2 10 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Mord Bozorth -72 Janet Coles 40 90 Los Anodes at Phllodelphio, night Ray X3 Colleen Wolker 4938- 80 Bleeps 13'A M4) Arnold Palmer, won six of eight matches as the 16 participants poster 9 4 0 10 Homer 1b 4 0 10 _ - 7 —72 Loretta AWereta NFL season kicks off o m wo Breom lb Deedee Lasker 4040- 80 12 4 12 1 (jdftey It 3 0 0 0 3636— 72 Mutttn Spencer-DevtIn 12W paired off and met in individual match play. 7:00 Dm _Son Diego (Wolno 1-0) at New York RRevMs It 3 0 0 0 Romlrt ss MIssle Mc(Teorge 37-43-80 32 34W (Femondex 154), 2:20 p.m. 4 12 2 3636—72 Connie Crommei -Coouette 4239-81 Bible pri MDtoiph 10 10 Virgil c 4 0 11 Julie Cole 3636— Lynn 72 Adorns Meier League etatlitice 22 MW The Chrysler Cup, part of the Senior PGA Tour, pits a team of Bv The Associated Press met Los Angeles (Volenrueto 17-9) ot Phllodel - Almon It 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd2b Kristi Arrington 4140- 81 16 16 Phta lie (Jross 610), 7:05 p.m. 3 110 3537— 72 Cathy Johnston 4041- 81 eight United States players against a similar International team. The agent for Giants running TPenoc 4 0 11 Alexndrp 2 0 0 0 Pom Allen 3537—72 Joan Joyce 15V«( 18W BaptU ot Clndnnotl Morrtsn 3b 4 0 10 Chmblsph Morgoret Word 4939- 81 7>A 8 Each member of the winning team will receive $50,000 and the Minus Buddy Ryan and Dennis back Joe Morris has also talking (Oennv 11-10), 7:05 p.m. 10 0 0 3537—72 4148-81 Belllord ss 3 0 11 Asnmchrp 0 0 0 0 Donna Coponl 3537— 72 Sherrtn Smvers 13 12V< losers will pocket $25,000 apiece. McKinnon and plus Todd Bell and about a boycott in his quest to Comm S«*n Froilcisco (Downs 14) ot Montreol Rhodenp 3 0 0 0 Harper ph Sonrho Spuzich 3943-82 TCAMBATTING 11 94) Center s (Morttnei 2-5), 7:35 p.m 10 11 3635—72 Al Harris the Chicago Bears ot>cn renegotiate Morris' contract Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 33 4 7 4 Cindy Hill 3835—73 Meek fT ..fi!!? *"’'.)!'!. (Sonslor 00) at AUonto Oono Howe Chancellor C tovetand m 883 1308 130 822 .278 their N F L title defense against The league's No 1 and No 2 worship (Palmer 168), 7:40 p.m. 3835—73 ytW w ih 888 » l 88b-3 Jull Inkster 3736—73 B.C. Open reeulti Toronto 4784 7 8 1323 157 884 V7 Cleveland on Sunday passing offenses meet in Miami school I _5t. Louis (Fprsdi 138) at Houston Atlanta 888 101—4 Joon Delk Dan Marino on eve of signing pact 0537) (Deshotes 94), 8:35 p.m 3538— 73 "We're tired of this pre-sea.soh Dan Fouls and the Chargers Two outs when winning run scored. Chris Johnson 37-35-73 Football Foith Gome Winning RBI — Horper (6). Mltn Edge MIAMI — Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino said stuff ” linebacker Wilber Marshall averaged 304 4 pa.ssing yards a Monche! Son Frondsco ot Montreol, 1:3S p m 3538—73 _.P—Virgil DP—Atlonto 1. LOB— MIssle Berteottl 3538—73 mulls otFddoy’soctten at the84B04»i0Br J g * ;« 6 165 831 2M Friday he has only to sign a new contract to begin earning said. "We haven't really turned poster 9 Son CHeoo at New York (2). 1:35 p m Nino Foust open golf tournament ployed on por-TI M J J h ^ f p 4968 838 1204 187 802 984 game last sea.son, while Dan P in ^ r o h 4, Aflonto 6 2B—Breom, 3637— 73 6,966yprd EnJoto Golf approximately $9 million over the next six years. anybody loose We re iust plaving 0 m , wo Los Angeles at Phllodeiphlo, 1:3S p m M o r r t^ Romiret, Hubbard, Horper (Soil Lee Hlroto 3835— 73 8 8 * 8S2 1198 139 815 280 NFL etendlnge Marino and the Dolphins averaged service PTtlsbunoh at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m SB—Bonds 2 (28). S—Hubbord. Jerllyn Brttz 3736— 73 8686-131 The fourth-year quarterback said Friday aRemoon he didn’t vanilla " 257 1 First I Chlcogp at Cinctnnon, 2:15 p.m LwTV mHW fltgP IM B a n U w .k m 802 1171 143 588 .299 Melissa Whitmire 3637—73 know exactly when he would sign the deal, but he said everything Other action Sunday includes the Rood, M St. Louts at Houston, 3:05 p.m IP H R BR |B SO Lynn Connelly 3538— 73 Wodlclns 6MI—lAl AMERICAN CONPBRBNCB In Buffalo, no starter al quarter­ schopi; Elotne Crosby SEES! Los Angeles Raiders at Denver 3637— 73 apparently has been worked out between his agent, Marvin back has been named, but the fans p.m., ev Rhoden L,1M 8 2-3 7 4 4 3 7 Cathy Revnotds 3838-74 S 8 —TO KOW o C T v a n S31 1141 109 903 290 San Diego al Miami the New York week ser Vicki Fergon Bultato Demoff, and Dolphins owner Joe Robbie. want $8 million acquisition Jim 3638— 74 „ 8**> M IMS 103 na N9 trwXdnpoBt Jets at Buffalo. Atlanta at New 9 (649-7509 Alexonder 7 7 3 3 1 3 Ondy Rgg-Cunler 3737— 74 •HOWWUALEAmKiG "I'm just happy everything came along when it had to be Kelly The crowd for the Jets game First B Dionne (Tolley 300ormoreotbots. Miami Orleans. Detroit al 411)0005013 A m rken League results Assnmehr W6-2 2 1 0 0 0 1 3836— 74 Ro^ mSSxK 3MS-138 done.” the 24-year-old Marino said. "Obviously, I wanted to stay could exceed the team’s home Hlllstowi Umpires—Home, Oovls; Rrst, <3reoa; Therese Hesslon 3836—74 Houston at Green Bay Los An Kreutier Beth Daniel ------f J! ** "w R«* N Y, Jett here and continue playing with the Dolphins. I'm glad it worked record of 79,833 Second, Horvev; Third, Stello. 3638—74 Tom Purtzer geles Rams at St Ixzuis Philadel Horvei T-2:40. a —6,992. Allison Rnnev 3539- 74 out that way ” Center S JoAnne Corner Howard Twltly S g NNJIlnoto N Y W 90 190 25 « .337 CtnetanoX o phia at Washington Red Sex 12. Tertne 2 3646—74 Dhk Most Ctovetand o Robbie was on the West Coast Thursday and may stay until the Buffalo coach Hank Bullough Eddv. pc Susan Tonkin - 3836—74 al Tampa Bay Indianaiwlis at n 0 m., Patti Rizzo Gene Soums 8688—1X7 Ij B w ^ O e 3SS M 462 IS * 5 W 3B •» MB ttautton 0 Dolphins play at San Diego Sunday. Marino likely will sign the hopes the crowd will help the Bills 3737—74 MorkHoyes , Plttoburgh o New England. Cincinnati at Kan evening MRONCBOTA BOSTON Sondro Palmer 3737—74 n j 80 167 14 85. » to a good start as they come off Bib'e stu •brhM Shlrlev Furlong Yw m t M X 438 87 142 5 37324 contract Saturday, either in Miami before the team leaves or sas City and Pittshurgh at Seattle ObrhM 3935—74 Denver g their second .straight 2-14 season Puckett Cf 5 0 2 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 10 Transactions Mory Murphy 3836—74 88- 78-138 aRer the team arrives in San Diego. The New York Giants play at Dovdsnpr 0 0 0 0 Borreft B) 3 3 13 Jo Ann Woshom 67-71—138 K o n m c n y o "It’s just likegettingintoastreet 3737—74 FtoMwL t., SS S IS ! S’ S16 LA Roldtrt 0 Marino said he couldn’t release the financial details of the new Dallas on Monday night The Christ Sotosc 4 0 2 0 Budmr 1b 5 3 2 3 Betsy King 3539^74 71-S7-13B ruimer rex 442 71 IM 5 is fight and there’s about five guys 4 112 wovnw Levi in * —i* SonOtego g contract, but he confirmed that the figures of $9 million over six Hrtwktb Dodson 1b 0 0 0 0 Kothv Whitworth 3737—74 * ? T t r a O e 492 78 151 13 82 307 Cowboys are plus Herschel Walker out there waiting for you and you AP photo First C OaefhSb 3 0 10 Rlcelt BASEBALL Susie McAllister GregTWtggs SeoNto g N. V oir 5 12 5 3836— 74 Tony Sllb flS Z J s 307 49 118 14 88 .305 years reported jn The Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel but minus cornerback Everson w alk out there to face t hem and all Smollydh 3 0 0 0 Bovlordh 3 1 2 0 Nancy Tomich 3638—74 Wj2*WSeo 441 89 93) W <2 .M n a t i o n a l I church ! Bmnskvrt 4 0 3 0 DwEvnsrt BOSTON RED SOX—Activated (Jlenn Jone CroTter Rictiord Zokal 88>1B—us Friday were in tne correct range. Walls who walked out Thursday at once 10 of \x)ur buddies drive Dan Marino, who is set to sign a lucrative new contract cor* for 2 0 0 0 3737— 74 Jay Haas OeMoi Bush It 4000 DHedsncf 10 0 0 Hottmon, shortstop, from the 21-doy Terry-Jo Myers 4133—74 S S S S S i S saying he will boycott the game up” Bullough said "You feel a lot with Miami, will guide the Dolphins Sunday in their NFL Reading Bedneir 0000 Armas ct disabled list. Barbara Boirow Mike Miles g g g H.Y.Gtanli Chester 4 0 2 1 3638—74 Ken Green unless his contract demands are better ” LmUrdzS) 3000 (Tedmonc 4 10 0 Cathy Morse 3638— 74 sssst ssis s opener against San Diego. Woslntn2b 1000 Owenss 4 110 MONTREAL EXPOS—Announced the Amy Benz JetlGryglel Brett Kon W « 9B ts f SS SI. Louli 3738— 75 Scon verptonk TbSI im Gooness 2 1 1 0 retirement ot John McHole, president, Noncy White S639-7S B^CN 4M84t« 20 » SS C h u rc Esptnozss 1000 t^tactlve otter the 1987 season. Announced Sherri Sfelnhouer Ho4e Irwin taSZus OORvIe M R 310 1 8 ^ 4 C S S 3837— 75 wn CMoage Church M lit 1 ToiMk B n 11 n that Ooude Brochu will succeed McHole os Linda Hunt 3738—7S LvfW) B it 388J S ] & 19 £ . % 0 0 8 president and chief operottng officer. Mindy Moore Oennv Hetptor 7 » S l w » O e Dctren 8 8 b streets. ( 3639— 75 LonnVe HlHwn siLia—mm 2 . ! • *»i Green Bi minister . -2 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Susie Berdoy 3837—75 ______L<3L 0 8 0 Experteni^d Cheney Tech soccer team may surprise a few 6 Purchosed Rich Renteria, Infletder, from Mory Beth Zimmerman Cole 6y-7>—MB ^ 0 0 0 Bible cla 3540—75 worship, Gome Wlnntng RBI — Rice (11). Hawaii ot the Padhe Coost League. Vicki Tabor 3738—7S 89- 7I—148 OBrien Tex' ' 481 89 933 « S 'St Boy 0 0 0 C Borreft, Gagne. OP MInneoota 1, Marlene Hogge 3837—75 ASdC\*2 2 L J W b -«D SESSSS? n Z m study. Ni POOTBALL Hollis Stocy Bv Bob Popettl Dennis Foreman But I think we ces (646- Boktan 2. LOB— Minnesota 9, Boston 6. 3837—75 ctlrti rSy * 88-71—MB P ***!? ” » 4 81 185 91 X) S 0 0 0 — with eight seniors staled for Junior Jim Krone though inex­ junior Norm Croteau Abbruzzese 2B—Solas, Brunonsky, Baylor, Buckner. Vol Skinner 3639-75 L a c y B it 480 74 132 tt 48 B 7 Herald Soorts Writer can do pretty well. ” alwav-s up there and R h AM HOUSTON OILERS—Armounoed that Nw Ortara 0 0 0 starting duty .Among the veterans' perienced has the responsibility at— ^ana^nd ?sophomore Scon House, the HR—R k » (15), Barrett (4), Hfbek ( » ) , Suson Sanders 3936— 75 Don Poeii^ The Beavers, who open Thurs­ should be good also” Buckner (11). S—Solos. Horvev Salem, offensive tackle, has Jockle Bertsch n-88-ND LAPornn Tex 377 B m S 19 Son Fnnctce 0 0 0 arethetrioof Doug Johnson Mark the sweeper slot , whilelhegoalie^s ^ ^ ^ c k - up goalie C o n g r 3837—75 JoGt Rermcr CTieney Tech’s koccer team is day against homestanding Bolton And every year in nearly every tP N R C R BB SO relumed to the leom. Denise'Streblg 3837— 75 gSS'S" »;g;2 » S:SS CYisson and Scott Bcttingcr that senior Tom Dowd V / \ ’n(nderclassmen ticketed for 8MnMeeta KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed OavM Cindy Ferro BebEosIweed G rR Bn D M 493 38 939 3 48 K NewOitaant 1 pjn. stacked league in every sport there is at Bgitan 3639^75 Btolne McCMHifer High at 3:30 p m . finished 5-7-Slast forms CTteney’s No I slixmgth — "Our key is on defense and how- Bolton C ytoto L.t3-1t 32-3 5 7 6 5 2 Lulr, offensive tackle, to a four-year Joonne Podllo 3838— 78 S S ’MP"® g.Q xcqbo, 1 Rjm. The Charter Oak Conference part-time action are sophomores least one darkhorse controd. Sis Semen Thn Nords nmwh S S * xwn 4B1S B5 IBUS J537 0• en « y ^ d t MtiwweBje.i pjm. year but entiured several frustrat­ themidfield Bettin^risoirrenily well the inexperienced players Bolton. Posture ' 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 3838—78 Tb-IB-ND Ben DiGtegorio and MikeCoteand Minister, Fontafiot 4 HOCKEY Jeannette Kohlhoos Tom Pemloe 71-88-MB O opfnw M X 4 2 49 197 8 31 .277 {5 > N e n « Green Bdv, f pjn. hooters are chalk-full of veteran ing losses and ties The season Sehedgle: Sept n Bolton A IS 5 5 5 1 1 3838—76 Rennto BtoCk ailing with a knee injury and wiil handle the other teams’ offensive freshman Nick Werfol The former norurserv. CTeboroh Skinner 3838—76 r25S?")r2r 2 S 2 I5 » «.276 AitoMM Noftaeft SI. Leuit, t pjm. experience and high hopes and the before, Cheney went 9-6-1 a mark miss the first two games Sopho Cromwell A 10 .10 a m . 16 Prince Clemens W. 7 HARTFORD WHALERS—Stoned "nm Bevertey Oovls Mark Comevote 78-Tb—140 f ! ? " * 8WXu a g p M n m m, 1 pjn. players and how llow«h^ 21-4 6 ‘ 1 1 2 4 3937— 76 Rick Cromer ability to at least pull off a winning Soucy believes is attainable if Tech A 19 Rocky Hill. 23 East grom.rom. « Crowtord ' 1 3 1 1 1 0 BuRiwill ond Mike McEwen, defensemen, Carole Chorbonnler 3838—76 88-73-940 Tempo Bov, 1 pjm. more Gino Abbnizzese will fill in improve” said Soucy can play both forward and to multiyear caiitiucts. Noncy Rubin RHk OoBpim 781B-M) season everything goes right. Hampton 26 Coventry. 30 Vinal porsonogi BStanlev 1 1 0 0 0 0 3838-X6 Loren Roberts 2222 S2! SS? S 2! ’ 3* -»s with junior Tom l.oto also As for scoring which Soucy WP—Ctomens. SOCCER Jody Rosenthal 8878-941 nn m 31 ie 11 48.273 " J R ’JWKJtgeXBrtONo, 4 pjm. midfield Tech Cafitar 3838—X6 Mike fletd ‘.’We have a group of guys here " I f we can stay away from available admits may be a commodity, the Center St. Umpires—Home, (fo rd o ; f=lrit, Ford; Leslie Pearson 9739—7e T1-9B-941 ” — -T- N * 5 * » t R Oenver. 4 PJII. that haw played together for three "Making the state tournament Oct 3 Bacon Academy A 7 NEW YORK EXPRESS—Nomed Tom Heolher Drew Bill tireeteun 7B-7I—941 2; 2 S • ^ S g SB iP*.* ^ ona. 8 pjm. injuries, we can surprise a few The fullback positions will he Beavers are led by crafty junior Ba Curtis Jr. Second,Reed; Third. TScMdo. 9838—X6 Jetv DeMng SRKRMPX 48 Kpeem CRv. 4 pjn. will be our first goal." said Soucy, Portland H. 10 Cromwell H 14 J Bills, r T—2:S6.A-»3«6 Mutrov dlrecter ot plaver ond community Betsy-Bonatt 9648—78 •W -9 4 1 £ S t 3 S S f? years” noted Cheney coach Paul people." he said, in the classic manned by seniors Mike Vassallo Pho Also on the attack with Pho Sue E r t l ^ 7B-79—941 DHeBen 3B S 14 m sn IIIU8— 8B «X SoeXtto, 4 pjm. who sees traditional contender Bolton H. 17 RHAM A. 24 Printe Clifford O 3937—76 Ed Oeugherty Soucy. "We only lost two players coaches’ cliche. and John Mazzeo and sophomore who paced Cheney with nincgoals Michael C n-lB-941 BToStS 17 SIS Rocky Hill as the team to beat in Tech H 27 East Hampton H. 29 (GMfitoPM , 8 pjm. (to graduation) but they were our But the Beavers certainly have Mike Pierog Senior Pete Carini is tOo.m.wn 1 in '85. are seniors Peter Albert and the C^C "It never changes from Berlin A o.m Chun best fullbacks — Don Christie and the horses — make that dartihorses waiting in the wines Rolland Cote Other forwards ate year to vear. does i f Coventry is Games at 3:30 p m MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Scot. 6. 1986 — » have full calendar for year N0W9 for S0nfor C/Krm ending with Yom Kippur) house. Concordia Lutheran Church March 6: World Day of Prayer (RC Holy I^yJ / ^ Sept. 5: 7 to 8 p.m., peace vigil. Shelter Dec. 8: Immaculate Conception March8: 6:30to7:30p.m.,peace June 3-4: 'Shavuot' Weddings North United Methodist Church Oct 19: 2 to 3 shelter Sept. 22: 7: 30 p m . Honor Court (Roman Catholic holy day) vigil, St. Bartholomew Church June 7: Pentecost dedication service Dec. 18-19: Toys for Joy distribu­ ■ March 15: ’Purim June 17: Last day of school (if no anniversary. Circuit Court 12. 410 Oct. 18-25: National Peace with tion, St. M ary’s Episcopal Church March 23-24: 1 to 3 p.m., CWS snow days) Center St. Justice Week By N ancy C a rr Oct. 2: 11 a m., peace vigil, Dec. 24-Jan. 2: Christmas vaca­ clothing drive, Concordia Luthe­ July 4: Independence Day Gurrfly'Troy Oct. 26: Reformation Sunday tion (no school) Editor’s note; This cohiinn is prepared by the staff MACC Director Memorial Chapel. Emanuel Luthe­ ran Church July 13-15: Interfaith Day Camp, of a computer system that will improve the Oct. 26: *Simchat Torah of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. Cynthia Ann Troy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. ran Church. Dec. 25: Christmas April 14-15: 'Beginning of Pes- Concordia Lutheran Church management of information for better planning. 'The Oct 29: 9:30 a m. to 2:20 p.m Troy of Pawtucket. R.I., and John Patrick Gerrity, The following Interfaith Ca­ Oct. 3: M.ACC benefit concert Dec. 27: * lF irs t day of ach (Passover) July through September: — town has also contributed resources to make the CHR ISCON symposium. The State Hanukkah By JGGnetfa Cove son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gerrity of 78 Diane Drive, lendar is prepared each fall by (Friemuth and Rodwell), Em a­ April 12-18: Christian Holy Week downtown farmers’ market, 9a.m. endeavor possible. The senior center will be oneof the of Our Relations, Jewish-Christian Senior Confer Director were married Aug. 18 at St. Augustin Church. M ACC as a planning aid to nuel Lutheran Church. Jan. 1: New Year’s Day (Roman April 17: Good Friday (no to 1 p.m., Saturdays in front of St. first centers in the area to make such a step and may Dialogue. Woodbridge Catholic holy day) Newport, R.I. member churches and MACC Oct. 3-4: CHRISCON 4th Annual school) James Church serve as a nnodel for others. 1 thank the North Central Nov. 1: All Saints’ Day (Roman Registration for classes has begun and classes are The Rev. Raymond Gerrity, the bridegroom’s committees. As you plan your own Peace Convocation. Yale Divinity Jan. 2: 7 to 8 p.m. peace vigil, St. April 17: noon to 3 p.m., Aug. 15: Assumption (Roman Area Agency on Aging and the town for their support Catholic holy day) beginning to fill quickly. You may register by phone uncle, and the Rev. Robert Tabbert, the bridegroom’s activities over the next months, School, New Haven James Church ecumenical Good Friday service. Catholic holy day) in providing the best of services to Manchester Nov. 7: 7 to 8 p.m. peace vigil. Jan. 6: Epiphany for all classes except the driver’s education class cousin, officiated. please note that only major church Oct. 5: World Communion Center Church Sept. 7: Labor Day seniors. Church of the Assumption Classes are as follows; The bride was given in marriage by her father. or synagogue events and observan­ Sunday Jan. 18-25: Week of prayer for April 19: Easter (and Orthodox 'Please note that Jewish obser­ Nov. 11: Veteran’s Day (no Christian unity Ceramics — Mondays and Fridays. 9-30 to I 1-36 The maidof honor was Ellen Toole. Linda Gustafson ces are noted. There are. of course, Oct. 13: *Yom Kippur Easter) vances begin at sundown the day ONGOING ACnvnriES: school) a m . beginning Sept . 8. and Jennifer Troy, sisters of the bride, Joan Gerrity, ' many other religious events and Oct. 13: Columbus Day (no Jan. 19: Martin Luther King Jr April 20-24: Spring recess (no before the date listed on the Menday: Bingo. 10 a m. to noon.: pinochle. 12:30 Nov. 23: 7:30 p.m. Interfaith Basketweaving (advanced) - Mondays, 9:30 to sister of the bridegroom, and Joanne Keaney were activities taking place daily in the school) Day (no school) school) Interfaith calendar. Thanksgiving Service, South Uni­ 11:30 a m . begins Sept. 29 (12:30 class filled) p.m.; ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; men’s golf league: bridesmaids. community. .Additional informa­ Jan.' 24: 9 a m. to 1 p.m. April 20-21: 'Closing observan­ Notice: A four-part workshop bingo, Fridays — 10 a m .- noon. Oct. 16: 6:30 p.m , annual dinner ted Methodist Church Health Department exercise - Mondays. Wednes­ Daniel Gerrity served as best man for his brother. tion concerning listed programs is meeting. Manchester Interracial W IN F E S T (St. Joseph Cathedral) ces Pesach "Christian and Jews Compare Nov. 27: Thanksgiving days. Fridays, 1:30 to 2:30 p m . begins Sept 29 Tnesday: Ladies’ golf league: howling league. 1 Jeffrey Troy, brother of the bride, Peter Sulick. Tom available from the M ACC office Feb. 12: Lincoln’s birthday (no April 26: 'Y a m Ha Shoah - Notes" will be held Sept. 15, 22, 29 p.m.. Parkade Lanes; Council. Manchester Community Nov 27-28: Thanksgiving vaca­ Exercise with Cleo - Tuesdays. 1:30 to 2:30 pm Toomey and Sean Byrne were ushers. College school) Holocaust Sunday and Oct 6, 7: 30to9p.m. Please call tion (no school) Fridays. II to noon., begins Sept. 23 Wednesday: pinochle. 9:30 a m ; Bridge. 12:30 After a reception af Oceancliff, Newport, the couple Sept. 4-5: *RoshHashana (begin­ Oct. 18-19: ‘ Sukkot Feb. 16-20: Winter recess (no May 25: Memorial Day (no the MACC office for session topics Nov 30: First Sunday in Advent school) Oil painting - Tuesdays. 9:30 to 11:30 a m begins p.m.; arts and crafts. 12:30 p.m.; Friendship Circle. left for Hawaii. They live in Warwick. R.I ning of Jewish High holidays Oct. 18-19: 2 to 6 p.m.. open school) and location. Registration dead­ 10 a.m. s Dec. 5: 7 to 8 p.m., peace vigil. March 4: Ash Wednesday Sept. 10. The bride earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing af May 28: Ascension Thursday line is Sept. 10 band rehearsal. 9 a.m. Crewel and BattenburgLace - Wednesdays 9- 30 to Thursday: Salve Regina College in Newport. l:30a.m . begins Nov 17. Friday: bingo. 10 a m.; ceramics. 9:30 a m .: setback. 12:30 p.m. The bridegroom earned a bachelor’s degree and a Refinishing — Wednesdays. 9:30 fp ii:30 a m master’s degree, both in business management at begins Oct i. Salve Regina College OTHER SERVICES: Bulletin Board Dried flower arranging - Thursdays. 9:30 to II 30 a m . begins Oct 2 Grocery shopping — Tuesday, call for ride. Non-grocery shopping — Tuesday (K-Marl). call Square dancing (Linden Squares) — Tuesdays 10 for ride. a m. to noon, begins Sept. I6 Roberts-Robert E Here’s Emanuel’s week This Is South’s plan Legal assistance — third Thursday of month, call The driver’s education classes Sept and Oct , 30 1 for appointment. Linda Mae Robert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church are These are the events planned this week at South 12:30 to 4 p m. require a $7 check made out to A AR P as follows: Medicare assistance — First and third Thursday of Robert of 142 Lydall St., recently married Raymond United Methodist Church: upon registration. D. Roberts, .son of Mrs. Levi Meador of Spur. Texas, af Monday — 3:30 p m . staff meeting: 6: .30 p.m . month, call for appointment. Sunday — 10 a m . Dr Shephard S John.son Royal Lane Baptist Church, Dallas. Texas. youth ministry: 6:45 p m .Scouts: 7:30 p m . council preaching "The Tie That Binds” Blood pressure clinic — Wednesday. Sept 24. 9 to 11 THE BELLE OF Brattleboro trip has been a m (L-Z) _ The Rev. Raymond Vickrey officiated The bride Tuesday — 9 a m . housing board: 10 a m Monday — 7 .30 p m . administrative board cancelled. Those who registered in the office may pick Meals are served daily af 11:45 a m. Reservations was given in marriage by her father. Beethoven Chorus: 1:30 p m Phebe Circle: 7 ,30 Wednesday — 4:30 p m . Junior Choir: 7: .30 p m . up their checks Other trip registrations have been p.m , Ruth Circle are needed for Thursday (Call prior to noon on The bride’s sisters, Gail Inman and Eileen Davis, Chancel Choir: Bible study at 277 Spring St : Cocaine going well The Atlantic City and Cape Cod trips are Tuesday). were matrons of honor Maresa Hill and Jeanette Wednesday — 6 to 8 p m Confirmation Resource Anonymous full P For transportation to and from the center, call for a Gerich were bridesmaids Mrs. John Gerrity Center: 7p m Sunday school teachers'meeting: 7.30 Thursday — 7: .30 p m . Youth Choir Seals are available on the following trips: p m . Emanuel Choir ride. Bob Roberts, brother of the bridegroom, and Friday — 10 a m Al Anon Atlantic City — Sepf 9 and 10, leave senior center at Raymond Roberts J r , the bridegroom’s .son. both Thursday — lOa m . prayer group: 11:15a m care S:45 a m . return af ,S:30 p.m served as best man Ushers were Gary Hollinshead. and visitation: l: 30 p m . Martha Circle: 4p m Belle MENU FOR THE WEEK: School and a 1974 raduale df Morse School of Center sets the week Sept 10 — Eastern Slates Expo. »I3 includes Tony Arnold and E L. Bedair. Robbie Davis, the Business in Hartford Choir: 6 to 8 p m. Confirmation Resource Center: 7:30 Monday: Grilled cheese sandwich, soup, dessert, She is jnanager of customer The following events are planned this week at transportation and admission Leaves 8:4.5 a m. and beverage. bride’s nephew, was ringbearer. support at Electronic )ala Systems in Dallas. p m , first-year confirmation introduction returns af 6 p.m Saturday — 8 p m . A A Center Congregational Church: Tuesday: Roast beef grinder, juice, dessert After a reception at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in The bridegroom serVed in Vietnam in the U.S A ir Monday — 7 15 p m all-church committee night Oct 10 — Fall foliage trip to Wilmington. Vt . $37 beverage. Dallas, the couple left for Em erald Lake in Canada. Force. He flies jet aircraft and manages the aviation Tuesday — 9 30 a m . m.^lhers’ group: .3:30 p m includes lour, shopping time lunch and entertain­ Wednesday: Shells ft sauce, vegetable, garlic They live in Carrollton. Texas. department and nationwide office services for Memorial service set Pilgrim Choir ment You may register in the office bread, dessert, beverage. The bride is a I97S graduate of Manchester High Southmark Corp Oct 27 and 29 — Kelley’s in the Pocono’s $189 The Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Wednesday — 7 .30 p m . Channel Choir Thursday: Baked chicken, gravy, mashed potato, Flyers are available Register in the office vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. will hold its annual interfaith memorial service for The names of Larry Lombardi and Evelyn Slater family and friends-Of those who have been treated in St. George celebrates Friday: Tuna fish sandwich, soup, dessert, were omitted from the list of those who assisted us beverage the VNA's and Home Care Program The St George’s Episcopal Church Route 44 in Bolton, during cleanup We do appreciate everyone who Engagements service will be at 7 p m .Sunday in St James Church, will celebrate Start-Up Sunday with a chicken contributed their time and energy SCORES: lower chapel barbecue Following the Ifla m service Ihebarbecue The meals program will begin on Sept 8 Pinochle scores for Sept 3: Nadine Malcom 669 Sol luncheon will be served and games will be available Reservations, as usual will be required for Cohen 644, Ada Rojas 615 Matthews-Squadrito for young and old Cost is *3 for ages 12 to 100: $1 50 for Unitarians share summer events Thursdays no later than noon on Tuesday Bridge scores for Sept 3: Betty Seipel 5.250: Rene Mr. and Mrs Ronald Matthews ages 5 to II: under 5 and over 100 eat free The senior center has received a grant from the Maire 4,340: Tom Regan 4.330: Madeline Bailey 3.660; of Ellenville. N .Y., announce the The Unitarian I'niveralist Society: East 1,53 W North Central Area Agency on Aging for the purchase Vernon SI . will resume its programs Sunday at 10: ,30 Marge Reed 3,530. engagement of their daughter. p m The theme will be All of Life’s a Circle Several Religious moratorium backed Denise Marie Matthews, to Tho­ members will share symbols of summer experiences N EW YOR K (AP) — A lop leader of Orthodox mas ViclorSquadrIto. son of Victor Squadrito of Manchester and Mrs. and talk about how their summer activites benefitted Judaism in the United Slates has voiced support fora Stephen Kush of Stafford Springs. them and enabled them to return to the society with moratorium on new religious legislation in Israel, Births greater energy and commitment Music will be part of siding for the time being at least with Conservative The bride is a graduate of the program All are invited and Reform Judaism Ellenville Central School and Bryan David Wilson, son of Feragne of 82 Branford SI The Fairfield. The maternal great­ Rabbi Milton H Polin president of the Rabbinical David A and Marianne (Long) maternal grandparents are Mr grandmother is Margaret Peck of Baypalh Junior College in Long- Council of America, the U S Orthodox wing said a Of Nigerian experiences Wilson of Arlington. Mass . was and Mrs Robert J. Leger of 365 Fairfield. The paternal grandpar­ meadow. Mass She is a word halt to religious legislating was needed to ’’help born July 3) at Mount Auburn processing operator at Kaman John and Nancy DeValve will be at Trinity Woodland SI. The great- ents are M r and Mrs Nathan reduce tensions" between Israel’s strict religious and Hospital. Cambridge. Mass His Aircraft Covenant Church on Sunday telling the stories of thei r grandparents are M r and Mrs. Frank of West Haven secular factions maternal grandparents are Mr experiences in Nigeria They were both born there as Antoine Bisalllon of 31 Crosby The prospective bridegroom, a Recent acts of violence het ween them have included and Mrs Francis Long of Man­ children of missionaries They both attended Kent Raod, M r and Mrs Leon Pariseau Stratford. Kristen Anne, daugh­ Manchester High School graduate ripping down secular advertisements featuring chester The paternal grandpar­ Academy in the third grade then met again in 1985 of .359 Woodland SI., and Mr. and ter of William and Holly Anne attended Manchester Community scantily clad women and vandalizing of some ents are Mr and Mrs Donald Mrs Antonio Feragne of FTovi- Coming to Manchester while working in Miango Nigeria synagogues Westling Stratford of 23 Bank SI,, College. He is an assistant man­ Wilson of West Boylslon. Mass dence, R.I. was born Aug 16 at Manchester ager at Arm ata’sin Monson. Mass. The DeValves will speak briefly at the 8 and 11 a m Polin said "it is crucial to '"''-establish communica­ Onesimus is the name of this summer services, and will speak at length and show slides at The baby has a sister. Melanie. 2 Memorial Hospital The maternal A spring wedding Is planned. 6 tion and reaffirm a consensus between religious and Green. Marcia Kindt and front. Rachel Pugrab, Michael Lawrence, son grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ministries music group from Eastern the 7 p m service secular elements ” on the state’s “Jewish character” Grabke. The group has performed at Other events scheduled at Trinitv this week Hogan, Shannon Barbara. of Lawrence and Tam i (Pillard) James Strafford of Vernon. Nazarene College. Quincy, Mass. The and for that purpose suspending new religious moves. daughter of Martin J and Sandra Pugrab of Coventry, was born July Denise Matthews church camps, conventions, church include: The .stand signified a shift since U.S Orthodox Elizabeth Flelcts (Bailey) Hogan of 327 Lake Road. 31 at Sf. Francis Hospital and Wright, Ashlynn Kale daughter Flelds-WIcks group will sing at the Church of the Tuesday — 6 a m . men’s prayer breakfast: 6:30 Judaism generally has backed Orthodox efforts in services and assemblies throughout the Andover, was born Aug 12 at Medical Center In Hartford. The of William and Terri L. (Blessing) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Fields of Nazarene. 236 Main St., at 6 p.m Sept. p m Covenant Women’s board pot luck: 7 p m Israel to change I he "law of return ” to admit converts degee In economics Northeast. The public is invited. Admis­ diaconate, board of tnistees Hartford Hospital The maternal maternal grandparents are Mr. Wright Jr. of 432 Spruce St., was 6 Brairwood Drive announce the School and a 1981 graduate of (he 21. Group members are. from back left. only if accepted under Orthodox niles — efforts A Sept. 27 wedding at St. James sion is free. Wednesday — 7 p m choir: men’s seminar grandparents are Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Charles Pillard of Man­ born Aug. 19 at Manchester engagement of their daughter. University of Connecticut, where strongly opposed by U S Conservative and Reform William Bailey of Glastonbury chester. The paternal grand­ he recently earned a master’s Church Is planned. Dave Bergers, Don Wooidbridge. Valerie Thursday — 6:30 a m women’s prayer breakfast Judaism Memorial Hospital. The maternal Elizabeth Fields, to Paul Thom p­ The baby has a brother. Thomas. m other is Ann P ugrab of grandmother is Jean Blessing o 40 son Wicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. S'-i ■ Manchester. Spruce Sf. The paternal grandpar­ Ruel E. Wicks of Glenwood Street. ents are Mr. and Mrs. William The bride-elect graduated from The coupon craze Is starting-to. wilt Feragne, Jessica Ashley, daugh­ Frank, Zachary McCarthy, son Religious Services Wright of 141 Hamilton Drive. The Manchester High School In 1980 PARAMUS. N J (AP) - The from favor among consumers, who ter of Robert A and Deborah of Ronald S. and Margaret great-grandparents are Edna and the University of Connecticut once-growing coupon craze is seem more attracted to promo­ (Leger) Feragne of Honolulu. (McCarthy) Frank of 2177 South Christensen of 63 Bolton St and In 1984. She is employed by starting In wilt, meaning consu­ tions that offer a fre^\gifl or a Hawaii, was born June 26 In SI.. Coventry, was born Aug. 16 at Susie Wright of 141 Hamilton Manchester Family Medicine mers are likely to see fewer of the chance al sweepstakes prizes." First Congregational Church of An­ o m , soeclil Bible studies; Wednes­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. AMemblles of God prover meeting (742-7222) Tripler Military Hospital. Hono­ Drive, The baby has two sisters. Associates. cents-off vouchers. In the future, *ays Jeffrey K McElnea, presi­ , Route 6, Andover Rev Richard day at 7:30 p.m , worship service. Methodist Chester. Mol and Mrs. Reginald The maternal grandparents are H. Tdvlor, postor Schedule: 9:30o m , Prover line. 646-8731, 24 hours. Presbyterian Church ol Manchester. lulu. Hawaii. The paternal grand­ Nicole Lynn. 5, and Stacia Maria. The prospective bridegroom Is a says a marketing expert dent of Einson Freeman Inc., a Calvary Church (Assemblies of 43 Spruce St , Manchester Rev Rl- Russell 9:30 a m., Sundov school; Gdd). 400 Bucklond Rood, South Sunday school, all ages 11 o.m , Gospel HoM, Center Street. Manches­ Bolton United Methodist Church, 10:45 a m , holiness meeting; 6 p.m , parents are Mr. and Mrs Robert Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCarthy of 2'A 1977 graduate of Manchester High "Coupons gradually are falling sales promotion agency. Sunday worship, nurserv core pro­ ter 10 m , breaking breod; 11:45 1041 Boston Turnolke. Bolton Rev chord Gray, rostor. 10:30 a m . wor­ salvation meeting (649-7787) Windsor Rev Kenneth L Gustofson, 0 ship service, nurserv, 9:15 a m., Sun­ poster 9:30a.m., Sundov school; 10:30 vided. (742-7696) o m . Sundov school; 7 o.m , gospel Steworf Lanier, poster, 9:30 o.m . First Congregational Church of Cov­ meetlr^. church school; 11 o.m,, worship ser­ day school; 7 p m,, Informal worship o m., worship, child-core ond nursery; (643-0906) 7:00 p m , evening service of praise ond entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. vice, nursery. (649-3472) Unitarian Univeraaiiat Bible preochlng (644-110?) Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o m., wor­ North United Methodist Church, 300 ship; 9:30 o.m-;, church school In Jehovah’s Witnesses Parker St.. Monchester Richard W Unitarian Unlytrsollst Socltty-Eost, Church Lone House. Nurserv core Dupee, pastor Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Roman Catholic 153 W Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. About Town Baptist orovlded (742-84871 Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland nett, minister. Schedule: 9 ond 10:30 Church ot the Assumption, Adorns Dlono Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., Second Cengregollonal Church, 385 Turnolke. Manchester Tuesday, Con­ o. m., worship service; 9 o.m , adultStreet ot Thomoson Rood, Monches-. service. Nurserv core ond youth Community Boptlit Church. 565 E N. Main St , Manchester The Rev V gregation Bible Study. 7 o.m : Thurs­ Bible study; 10:30 o.m., church school; ter Rev Edword S Pepin, pastor religious education. Coffee hour otter the band shell on the Manchester Community College St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the Center St , Manchester R«v James I, Joseph Milton, postor 10 o m , wor- dov, Theocratic Ministry School 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ service (646-5151) Schiller wins cash at drawing Saturday moss ot 5; Sunday masses at campus 60 Bidwell Sf. The 76th Division U.S. Army rehearsal. Cancer group meets Monday Meek minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m . shlo service, Sundov school, and (soeoking course), 7 o m ; Service ship; 7 p m., Sacred Dancers Sunday 7:30 , 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) worship service; 9:15 a m., church nurserv tor children; 6:30 o m , Pil­ meeting (ministry training), 7:50p m ; nurserv for children ope 3 and St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E Joan Schiller of Spencer Street won the drawing Reserve band will perform a variety of music The chorus will present a musical progam The Cancer Support Group will meet Monday from 7 school Nurserv core provided (643- grim Fellowship. (649-2863) Sundov, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 younger. (649-3696 I Middle Turnpike, Manchester Rev prize at the grand opening Aug. 30 of the Medicine including marches, folk tunes and symphonic 0537) Second Congregational Church of o m.; Wotchtower Study. 10:25 ( 646- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at South United Methodist to 8 p.m. in Conference Room C, Manchester 1490) Mortin J Scholskv, pastor Saturday Shoppe, a prescription center at 348 Main St. arrangements. Chief Warrant Officer James Turek Church for the American Association of Retired Folth Baptist Church, 57 Lake St , Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ South United Mothodlst Church, 1226 moss ot5p.m ; Sundov masses ol 8:30, Memorial Hospital. For more information, call the Manchester Rev James Bellosov, entry Rev Dovid Jarvis, minister Main St., Monchester Dr Shephard S 10 and 11:30 o m will direct the band. Persons. Chapter 1275. hospital’s Home Care Dept , 646-1222. extension 2243 postor 9:30o m , Sunday school; 10:30 Regular schedule: 10 o m , worship; 8 Jewish — Conservative Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Low SI. Bridget Church, 70 Moln St , 0 m , worship service; 7 p.m., evening o m , Dlol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., rence S. Staples, posters Schedule: 9 Monchester Rev Philip A Sherldon MS support groups meets church school, nurserv to grode eight, o.m. church school; 9 ond 10:45 a m , THE service (646-5316) Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E Middle ond Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-oostors. Rainbow astambles at center Legion has membership meeting First Baptist Church, ?40 Hitlstown adult discussion; 11 o m , coffee ond worship service. Nurserv tor ore-- Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses The National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Connecti­ Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m., Sundov fellowship; 11:15 o m , lunlor choir; 4 Turnolke, Monchester Richard J schoolers (647-9141) BIBLE p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m , Plovln, robbl; Israel Tobotsky, con- at 7:30 , 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) cut River Valley Chapter, will hold a support group The Manchester Assembly 15, International Order STEAL holds Wednesday confab schopi; 11 o.m , worship service; 7 tor; Dr Leon Wind, robbl emeritus. St. Jomes Church, 896 Main St.. American Legion. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102, p.m , evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ senior church school ond Pilgrim Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, session Tuesday from 10 a m. to noon at the Church of of Rainbow for Girls, will have a business meeting will have a membership meeting Tuesday at 8p.m. at S T E A L , which stands for Stop Tam pering wtih the week service Nurserv at all services fellowship (742-6234) Services: 7:30 o.m. Monday to Thurs­ Mormon SPEAKS day. 8:15 p.m. Fridov ond 9:45 am Rev. David Boronowskl. Rev. Joseph Christ. 394 Lydall St., for persons with the disease, Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. 25 E. the post home. 20 American Legion Drive. Eighth’s American Liberties, will hold a se.ssion (649-7509) Tolcottvllle Congretatlonol Church, Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon First Boptlst ChopcI of the Deaf, 740 Moln Street ond Elm Hill Rood, Soturdov. (643-9563) The Church of Jesus Christ of Eugen* Brtwer their families, friends and health-care professfonals. Center St. Weekly fish nights will begin for the season Friday 9 LotterHlay Saints, 30 Woodside St . Soturdov mosses at 4 and 6:30 o m , Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p m al the Whiten Hlllstown Rood. Manchester Rev K. Tolcottvllle. Co-oostors: Rev. Ronald Sundov masses of 7:30, 9, 10:30 o m , from 6 to 9 p.m . Kathy Michaud and Frank Dorsey will Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Boer ond Rev. Deborah Hosdortf 10 jtMonchesfer. Wendel K-. Wolton, bi­ Memroail Library auditorium STEAL opposes Jewish — Reform shop, 9:30 o.m., socroment meeting; noon, and 5 o.m (643-4129) provide music for listening and dancing iii the consolidation of the Eighth Utilities District with the Horvest Time Boptlst Church, 7? E o m . worship service and church SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main SI , One should be able to insist Band shell ends season Sunday Chorus rehearses Tuesday Center St., Manchester. Rev, Mork D school (649-0815) 10:15 o.m , Sunday school and prim­ downstairs hall af 8 p.m Temple Beth Hlllel, lOOl Foster St ary; 11:40 a m., priesthood ond relief Coventry. Pother Jomes J William­ upon what the Bible clearly states town, and urges a no vote on the November Eddy, postor. 10 o m , Sundov school; Extension, South Windsor Steven son. pastor Mosses: 5:15 p m., Sotur- without being accused of reli­ The Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell will close The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from Bingo will be on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in the 11 a m , morning service; 6 p m , society. (643-4003) referendum The session will include speakers, ideas, Chollnover, robbl Services, 8:15pm doy; 9:30 and 11 o.m. Sunday. Confes­ gious elitism by those committed its summer series of free concerts Sunday at 4 p.m. at 10 to 11,a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Church upstairs hall. Light refreshments will be available. evening service, Wednesdov home Covenant eoch Friday; children's services, 7:45 sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Soturdpy. (742-6655) committee assignments and refreshments Blb'e study, 7 p.m (643-9359) p.m second Friday of eoch month to the Bible as God’s complete Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hock- Nationai Catholic Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron revelation. But In the confused motock St , Monchester Rev Normon (644-8466) Rood, Bolton. The Rev J Clifford Christian Science Swenson Summer hours: worship St. John the Baptist Polish Notlonol Curtin, Dosfor. Soturdov moss at 5 world of Ghristendom, to defines services. 8 and 10 o.m (649-2855) Lutheran Catholic Church, 23 Golwoy St , Man­ p.m ; Sunday mosses ot 7:30, 9:15 ond Christian In Biblical terms is to be SHOWCASE First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 chester Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, 11 a m (643-4466) charged with judging all who de­ ‘Fresno’ laughs at soaps Cinema pastor. July moss schedule: 8 om cline to conform. HARTFORD N. Main $♦ . MOftchester 10:M o.m , Concordia Lutheran Churen (LCA ), (643-5906) church service. Sundov school, and Episcopal 40 Pitkin St , Monchester Rev Arnold Saivation Army FRESNO, Calif (AP) - California is noted for. core tor smoll children (649-1446) T. Wongerln, ossistont postor. Sche­ E. HARTFORD r s n H -B R ia Reodlng Room. 656A Center St., Man­ St. Oeorge's Epitcepal Church. 1)50 For example, Jesus said that Putting the focus on power, If it’s a hit, "Fresno” could HARTFORD 3:05 , 5:05 , 7:35, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 1:10, 'St M?V1 A M I k .1 *,>1 Boston Turnpike, Bolton Sunday wor­ dule: 8o.rn , holy communion, nurserv Nazarene Salvation Army, 66) Moln st.. Mon- WINDSOR . chester (649 0967) core; 9:15 o m , church school, Chrls- except one be born again of water passion and produce, “ Fresno” usher in a new wave of comedy, Cinema City — Mona LIso (R) 3:05, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50. — Back to School Floio — About Lost Night (R) Sol f APi'. AiS M A t iSI 1 L : s, ship: holy euchorlst, 8 ond 10 o m ;• Sot-Sun 4, 9:20. — A Room IWIth o View (PG-13) Sat 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, 7:25, 9:25, 1 C' » A' li OSilOS '-HOW. OSl > church school, 9:45 o.m , coffee fellow­ tlon growth hour nurserv core (649- Church of the Noiorenc, 236 Moln St . and spirit he cannot enter God’s is taking the miniseries format break miniseries out of the 7:15, 9:35; Sun 7:15. — Transformers: 5311) Manchester Rev PhilipChotto, senior Sot.-Sun 1:30, 7. — A Greet Wall (PG) 11:40; Sun 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, 7-25, 9:25. The Movie (G ) Sot and Sun 2. r .-S ' S(-OU'-VMOrtSSA' SUS AMOl PA1'. Church of Christ ship, 11 o.m.; Lodv Chapel open kingdom. John 3:1-5. He further to outrageous extremes. self-imposed rut of dramatic or Sot-Sun 2, 4:15, 7:15,9:40. — Nothing In (AM *.hLjSAk iCiPA' A •sAiuPPA' otternoons; public healing service, Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ pastor; Rev. Mork Green, minister of matack St . Monchester Rev Normon outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; NEW SERIES stated that he who believes and la CB S’ six-hour, five-part saga historical T V novels, and make Common (PG) Sot-Sun 1:15, 3:40, 6:50, MANCHESTER Church al Chn»t, Lvdoll ond Vernon second Thursdov. 7:30 o m ; evening 9:30. UA Theaters East — Sot-Sun sche­ B Swenson Schedule: 8 ond 11 0 .1 ... 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church baptized will be saved. Mark of lust and greed in the world’s the town Johnny Carson loves to iN iR r streets. Wonches’er Eugene Brewer, prover, Wednesdov. 5 o.m. Rev John worship services, 9:30 o dule unavailable. DRIVE-INS minister. Sundov services: 9 o.m , Holllger. 643-9203. Bible and nurserv; 6 p.m., evening prolse OF TAPES 18:15-16 raisin capital is a satire of the mock a place of at least passing Manchester — Closed for the seoson school (649-2855) service, nursery. Mid-week Bible KA$T HARTFORD Bible dosses; lOo m worsbio; 6p.m.. prime-time serial, not of this interest. Rastwood Fu* ft Cmanra — About VERNON Mansfield — Too Gun (PG ) with An 6 St. Mary's Epltcepol Church, Pork Latvian Lutheran Church ol Man­ study. 7 p m (646-8599) A Niw Pertpictivt' worship. Wednesdov 7 p.m., Bible chester, 21 Garden St,, Manchester That’s something for which Lost Night . (R) Sat7:1S,9;25, Sun6:45. Cine 1 ft 1 — About Last Night .. Officer and a Gentleman (R) Sot-Sun at study. Nursery provided for oil servi­ ond Church streets, Manchester An­ One may insist upon faith In dusty, sweltering and much- 9. r -. (PG-13) Sot and Sun 5, 7:05, 9:30 — 8. — Allens (R) with Highlander (R) drew D Smith, rector Anne J Wrlder, (643-2051) WftNOHftl A L B « B ces (646-2903) Prince ol Poocc Lutheran Church, Pentecostal Caa; Christ as a condition of forgive­ maligned city in California’s this town is longing. U ’a tired of Fo*r Richard's Fwb ft Cinema — Flight ot the Novlgator (PG) Sot ond Sot-Sun at 8. — No Retreat, No ossistont rector Worship: 7:30 o m ness But If he maintains that bap­ heartland 200 miles southeast of the Jokes. iRf Heortburn (R) Sot7;30,9:30,midnight; Sun 1:15, 3:15. — The Karate Kid Port II Surrender (PG) with Joke Speed (PG) SUKWMSt wnn ond 9:30 o.m ; church school, 9:30 Route 31 ond North River Rood, Sot-Sun ot 8 Coventry Wllllom Doufhwolte, pos­ United Pentecostal Church. 187 tism is also a prerequisite, he will No wonder. When Rand- Sun 7:30, 9:30. (PG ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:t5. 7, 9:15. Congragatlonai a m ; bobv-slttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 o m ; Woodbridge St , Monchester Rev San Francisco. E R i t i r Holy Euchorlst, 10 a m every Wednes tor. Schedule: 10:15 o.m worship be accuS^Tbf |u(jg|^g nn service; 9o m Bible class (742-7548) Marvin Stuort, minister 10 o m , “ If people hope to see a city McNally publtshed its ranking Sbowcote Cinemas !-♦ — Top Gun WEST HARTFORD ••Itun CuncrtBetlanoi Church, Tit day (649-4583) (PG ) Sot 12:30, 2:40, 4:50. 7:10, 9:20, Elm t ft 2 — Heartburn rtant The Texas Chainsaw! Massore Part 2 PortM (PG ) Sot ond Sun 2, 4:15. 7,9:30. \ IJftftBftIft Minister, to a m., worsh'c service, Gospel does not accept mV words; that producer of the M TM Enter­ Fresno came in last for quality Sot 2:45. 4:45, 9:30; Sun 2:45, 4:45,9:30. nursery, church school, ') o.m , Kuhl, postor 9:30 o m., Divine wor­ Ladles' prover (Thursdov). 7 o.m , racordad mGtaaga T4ftft«-I1AI ship; 10:45 o.m. Sundov school; Holv Men's prover (Thursdov); 7 p m . very word which I a p ^ will con­ prises production that is sche­ of living. The aneera by image­ — Shanghol Surprise (PG-13) Sat and WILLIMANTIC teMowftw; 11:15 o.m.. forum pro- Church of the Living Ood, on Sun 12:45, 7:15 — Allens (R) Sot 1,4,7, Jlllten Shuore Cinema — Flight of grom. 1649-7077 office or 647-M7* evongeUcal, fuil-gospel church, Ro­ Communion first ond third Sunday Youth service (Friday) (649-9848) demn him at the last dW ” John conscious Californians haven’t WE DELIVER (649-4243) duled to air in November. 9:35, 12:05; Sun 1. 4. 7, 9:35 — the Navigator (PG ) Sot and Son 1:10, RUIMLSSS , porsonoge. bertson School. North School Street. 12:48 "Fresno” will parody prime­ stopped. Extremities (R) Sot 1:30. 3:20 . 5:10. 3:10, 7:10 — Born American (R) If you haven’t received your N O H i B Cufilur CUBBraBOtlunol Church, li Monchester. Rev. Dovid W. Mullen, Manchester Herald by 5 p m '‘fsssr postor. Meeting Sundays. 10 to 11:30 Presbyterian time soaps and epic-oriented “ This is ourchance,” boasted 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, Sot-Son 9:10. — Stand by Me (R) Sat bft*4M »nj8 l;l»«Eftft» Center St , Monchester. Rev. Neweu H Emanuel Luthcroi^ Church, 60 7:30, 9:45. — No Retreat, No Surrender and Sun 1:10.3:10,7:10,9:10. — Nothing weekdays or 7:30 am Saturdays TEftftB-IIEI Curtis Jr., senior postor; Rev. Robert o.m Nurserv ond Sunday school Church St . M o n c h «»r Rev Janet Coventry Frctbytcrlon Church, miniseries with a saga of the Mayor Dale Doig, who gets to (PG ) Sot 12:35. 2:35, 4:35, 7:45. 9:55, In Common (PG ) Sot and Sun.l, 3r15,7. please call your carrier If you’re J Bills, minister of visitotlons; Rev Full Gospel Intcrdenomlnatlenol Londwehr. pastor; » v c.H Ander­ Route 44 ond Trowbridge Rood. Coven­ 11:55; Sun 12:3S, 2:35,4:35, 7:45,9:55. — Church, 745 Moln St . Monchester Rev raisin-rich Kensington family play a bit part in a costume ball 9:125. — Bullies (R) Sot aodlSun 1:15, unable to reach your carrier, call BACKBBX fOFOUN Clifford O. Simpson, postor emeritus, son. pastor emeritusASchedule- 8 30 try. Rev. Brod Evans, pastor. Sundov. lURCH OF CHRIST The FIv (R ) Sot 12,-30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:20, 3:20. 7:15 , 9:20. — The Great Mouse 10 SCHOOL MIchoeIC Thornton,ossoclotepostor Philip P Saunders. Sundov. 10 o m., o m , worship; 9:45 1am. church 9'M o.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday lall and VGmon StiGGtB dynasty in this city famous for dressed as 'Vul Brynner playing 9:30, 11:25; Sun 12:30. 2:30. 4:30. 7:20. Detective (G ) Sot and Sun 1:15. 3:20, subscriber service 647-9946. by 6 lO IH BB lOo.m..worship service,sonctuorv; 10 odult Bible study ond Sundov school; 7 school; 11 o.m,, worship service, school; 7 o.m.. Bible study ond lacking everything else that the King of Siam. 9:30. - Standby Me (R) Sat 1:15, 3:t0. 7:15. — Shonghol Surprise (PG-13) pm weekdays or 10 am Saturdays IMftmAEft \ta U M 4 M S o m.. worship service Tuesdov at 7:30 nurserv (643-1193) s p i^ a : 646-2MS i n e a s u m o.m church school. (647-9*41) fellowship Wednesdov, 7:30 o.m , 5, 7:40. 10,11:50; Sun 1:15, J^O . S, 7:40, Sot-Sun 9:20 — The Karate Kid Part II for guaranteed delivery ft»IIE $ 10. — Ruthless People (R ) Spt 1:10, (PG ) Sot ond Son 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15 H - - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. S»pt. 6.. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 6, 1986 - 15 Advice CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Woman seeks long-term love,

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Suc- Manchester. ment. Must hove drivers Doto Entry clerk to be be experienced In child your column ev­ lot of trouble. So I guess I can Coll 44MQS3. cessfVl condldote w ill par­ place, 1 cor garage plus o answer my own question. Is license and good driving filled Immedlotely! Some reorlng ond love child­ 2 cor garage. Asking ery day and Carpenter- Experienced ticipate In on Intensive Child core and light record. Good pov ond experience necessary. honesty really the best policy? The In remodellno. Call Ro­ ren; salary, tronsporto­ S115JI00. Jackson & Jock- have never seen photography and soles housekeeping services benefits,coll John Duties olso Include gen­ tlon, hours negotiable tor answer is no. right? b ert Jorvis, 443-4712. trolnino progrom. Prior son Real Estate 447-MOO or my problem ad­ Demr A b K v w onted lo r afternoons, Crulckshonks,433-4491. eral office work. Apply In right person. Prefer vi­ 444-8444.0 dressed I am ME IN THE BRONX N Y soles experience helptOI. 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Eost Hort- ing 14' X 25’ to m llv room must answer every question that is In Monchester and South both our order ond pock­ Full tlme-Pockoglng for ford office. Experienced. men have even ask for Ron. Windsor oreo, reliable quent salary reviews and on 1st flo o r. F o lly op- asked"* It’s a person’s privilege to Dentol Hygienist wonted. ing departments. The moll order.walting on re- References. 548-9041. called me beau­ cor needed. Coll morn­ other benefits. Apply In pllonced kitchen, full say. "Please don’t ask me any Port time position Mon- hours ore 8:00am to tolLsome telephone work. bosement. very private tiful.) I have a good personality Lost-Yorkshire Terrier ings 9-1, ask for Fred. person Tuesdoy only from dov or Frldoy In general 4:(X)pm,Monday through Small compony looking happens, and you think you've personal questions and I won’t ask 447-9944 12-4 o f Sears P o rtra it Stu- Port time night auditor setting with pork like and have no trouble attracting men lost In the vicinity of dentists office. SonO re­ Frldoy with full benefits. for right all-around per­ tor Frldoy ond Saturday invested enough time in the you a n y " Then live by it Salters Rond. Answers to dlo,Manchester Porko- grounds. Bolton - Ottered — but I can’t keep them sume only to :Dr. Brian Coll 447-8439 tor an son. Apply ot Ct. Cone & nights. 11pm-7am ot The o t $135,000. Jockson ft relationship, say goodbye and .the name of Pumpkin Receptionist/Insurance de.EOE. M /F. Afterdating a man for awhile, by B ottoro, 142 Spencer St, appointment. Reed Co.,205 Hartford New Comfort inn. Please Jackson Real E state 647- mean it! And don’t be surprised if DEAR AlfBVr It is very impor­ 444-3447. clerk for worm friendly the time I fall in love with him. I M anchester, Ct. 04040. Rd.,Monchester. till out oppllcotlon at 425 8400 or 444-8444.0 you hear from him again Do not tant for me to get an answer from fost paced Manchester Soles-lnside. Full ond port Munson's Chocolates find out he isn’t "in love’ ’ with me time. Poyless Beauty Hortford Tpke,Vernon. use this as a trick to get a you When a woman marries a man impounded-femole.S doctor's office. Mature, route 4 Bolton Is now TIG Weldors. Expe­ 871-2432. EOE/AA. He’s comfortable, happy and con­ weeks old.Shepord, block dependable person, pleo- Supply,444 Center Street- s commitment out of him It won’t with children, they become her occepting oppllcotlons rienced In aerospace ol- sont personality o most. ,Monchester. 449-1018. siders our relationship "wonder­ work. Use it only if you think the stepchildren righf* Well, if her ond ton. Main St.,Mon- tor o port time dellverv- lovs. Part time ond toll Stable help & light mainte- ful.” but he’s not interested in me chester. Call the Mon- Affernoon shift. CoM relationship has no future. husband dies, are the children still Maintenance person to ,molntenance, and stock time. AMK Welding Inc. nonce.4 afternoons o By Owner. 7 room Ronch. as a lifetime partner. I am not chester Dog Worden,443- 444-5153, leave message Legal secretory,part time work ot locol aportment person. The hours are 209-5434. her stepchildren’’ Thanks 4442. flexible hours,pleosont week,Some experience 3 bedrooms, dining room, desperate but every time I find a with service. complex, performing 4:00pm to 8:00pm,Mon- with horses.459-3490 or DEAR ABBY: Is honesty really CHICAGO QUESTION working enviornment In 'flreploced living room, new man and develop a relation­ molntenonce and grounds dov through Friday ond 8 Holrdresser. Bright 433-4214. private lot. Great loco- the best policy? Before I married AP p^ofo Dishwashers, full or port small Manchester firm. keeping duties,expe­ hours on Saturday to total Cheerful solon looking tor ship with him. he makes me feel as my husband I confessed that I had DEAR QUESTION: Yes time, hours to suit your Com Judy or Margaret tlon. $104J»0. Coll 447- if I ’m pushing him for a commit­ rience preferred but will approximately 20-24 right person to till port 8898.______had sex with a steady boyfriend I needs, experienced or w'll 444-4130 for appointment. troln. $5.00 plus per hour hours. Coll 447-8439. time position. 449-3904. E ANNOUNCEMENTS ment; then he breaks off with me thought I loved him and we had One of the herd train, wages based on post to stort depending on DEAR ABBY: In my estimation Resident manager Special Ranch. This 3 Please help me I don’t want to experience. Apply Rein’s ability. 443-2779, Monday Manchester Insurance of­ Port time receptionist tor bedroom custom home gone together for two years Well there’s nothing lower than a wanted for apartment Club house custodian be single forever. we broke up and drifted apart but Golf enthusiast Peter Kemp does his center of Nottingham, England, re­ New York Style Dell Res- through Friday 9-5. fice Is Interested In a physician's office. Some needed weekday morn- has a 1st floor family pickpocket As yet. I have never fouront rt. » Vernon. building In the Vernon NEEDS HELP he was the only one lost anything to a pickpocket: I best to avoid an unusual hazard — a cently. Deer have roamed the park ------^ — FuU/Part time secretory experience required. Fost lngs,3 hours. Coll Barbara room, 2 full baths, spa .Rockville area. Expe­ Machinist: Long term tor on Insurance Agency- pace, heovy phone con- room. In ground pool and I thought I was doing the right always carry my money in an herd of deer — on the fifth fairway at the around Woolaton for years. rience preferred.tor Infor­ ot Tollwood Country DEAR NEEDS: If every new Christmas Shopping need Medical assistant tor controct, wttr overtime. ,coll 449-2891 tor toct. Organizational skills Club.444-1151. more. $164,900. "We Guo- thing by being honest with my inside pocket that's very inaccessi­ worm friendly tost paced mation call 1-237-8859. man in your life makes you feel like Woolatpn Hall Golf Course near the not be expensive. Now Must be able to set up, and appointment. omost. Excellent working rontee Our Houses” Blon- fiance but was I ever wrong' Now ble. I do carry a wallet in my hip booking toy and gift par­ Monchester doctors of­ you’re pushing him for a commit­ operate lathe, Bridge­ conditions. Contact Ellzo- chord ft Rossetto Reel every time we have an argument, pocket, but there's nothing in it ties. Guaranteed $40 free fice. Mature, reliable per­ port, milling machine, & Aerobic instructor beth ot 444^))<)4. Estate. 444-2482.0 ment. you are — either consciously he throws it up to me and calls me except a note which reads: merchandise of your cho­ son with pleasant person­ surface grinders. Molor needed to teach 12:00 p or unconsciously In your next every vile name in the book "Thank yu for finding my wallet ice. Oyer 200 Items to ality. Flexibility a must, company, call Joe NapoM- noon on Tuesday and Customer Serwi^ceReofor ^\rs,rserv School teocher- Located at the base of approximately 15 - 20 Moture woman to work relationship, say absolutely no­ I never asked him about what he I owe you $100. Please present this HMO’s brand of medicine choose from. Bonus gifts. tano. General Manager Thursdoy In Manchester. fuel oil company,)y. Merfore, fuijSttulNlm e position In Man­ cose mountain sits this thing about where the relationship did before he married me but I Call Kathy 444-4398. hours, afternoons ond one with Infants or toddlers. Hallmark Tech-Temps, 99 Experienced preterred- dependoble/lndlvidual pristine 3 bedroom Dutch note to the desk sergeant at the evening per week, some 1pm to 4pm, Monday thru chester. 8:30om to 3pm. Is going, no hinting about mar­ Pratt Street,Hartford, Ct. ,but will train. Coll Eileen needed for heavy contact Coll 444-1410. Colonial. Front to Bock havt heard from some of his Indianapolis Police Station next Saturdays. Call 444-5153 Friday. $4.00 per hour. riage. a solid commitment or longtime friends that he had sex 04103. 527-5779. at 522-4183 ext 351. EOE. with the public and oen- living room, formal din­ Monday at 9:.10 a m to collect your and leave messoge with The Children's Place Inc. eral offlee duties. Aewy In ing room, 1st floor family anything that could be construed with just about every girl he ever reward ” N M ih U R H B d s.-rvlce. Coll 443-5535. Teocher-1984-87 school depends iess on hospitais Nursery attendant part Typist. Mature Woman perso,rf at -AtlaT'^1.414 year. Combination grade room with fireplace, as "pressure ” Then if nothing went with and there were dorens SNEAKY PETE Mttfcedlst Ckwch time. Mature reliable per­ wanted. Flexible hours on Tolland Street East Hart­ 4/5. to stort October 14. otrlum door to deck and 300 Parker Street Eosy Assembly Jewelry Soles - imme­ son. Sunday am and electronic typewriter. ford between 8:30 and 4:00 covered entry! 2'/2 baths, James, a 51- diate opening for a per­ Send resume,tetters ot from traditional fee-for-service Work IS714.00 per 100 .Gua­ pm.Wednesday evening Port time, will try to meet EOE. 2 car garage and a real year-old fitness 849-3808 ranteed payment. No manent year round reference, ond copy ot and some other evenings. your schedule. 449-1178. certiticote to F. Ashto- ottractive lot with tower­ buff, found him health lare, which follows the soles. Oetolls--send position, 2^40 hours per formula that the more care a filter: RIeIwi Ouprii Coll the Chrch offlce,444- Clericol - Full time posi­ n,Andover Elememen- ing evergreen. $189,900. self gasping for stamped envelope: Elan- week. Apply In person at 8599. 8:30to4;30. tions available In pleasant "We Guarantee Our ‘Real’ pharmacies are rare doctor prescribes, the more money Sunday S a n le w : 9 8 10:30 tory School (School air after a jog 173 3418 Enterprise, Fort the Diamond Showcase, office environment, Houses”. Blanchard ft CoffM FtMowthip Rd.,Andover, Ct. 06232. that is usually he/she would get HMOs take a Pierce, Florida 33482. Manchester Porkode. Swiss Colony. Sandwich heolth Insurance benefits Rossetto Real Estate 446- Sylvia M rv tC M Deadline tor receipt ot D E A R DR. alternative methods of contracep­ easy for him risk; for one fixed price, a member maker wanted from 9-3, Port time Dell worker- per program. Available application :9/12/84. 2482.0______GOTT: I re tion. such as barrierdevices. tubal Is covered for virtually every 9:00 • AduK Study Dental hygienist - one or Monday throuob Friday. ,South Green Restouron- tree parking, experience The condition two dovs a week, coll 8 Big Rooms plus 2’/i cently read ligation or vasectomy was so bad that Porter medical cost Thus the incentive is 10:90- CllMM; NufMry Apply In person 398 West t,Eost Horttord,9om- using adding machine, Senior Technlclon- your column strong to cut costs through High School 443-1724. Middle Tpoke. 449-5147. 2pm,528-5253. typing skills helpful. $4.25 baths and o fully finished he went to his Rogers Corporation In basement. Immaculate. about using DEAR DR. GOTT: I've never 9 90 Youth FoMowthIp - $5.00 on hour, depending Eastern Ct. has on open­ primary physi­ Are the lower medical costs-of Landscape, maintenance Fotomot hos exciting op­ Don’t miss It. 140’s "We boric acid for read anything in your column HMOs due to the "maintenance" portunities for both full Secretary - Small Insu­ Moture Secretory/Recep- on experience. Apply In ing In our R ft D center for Dr. Gott cian. who im­ and Installation workers rance claims department. tlonlst 2-3 days per week- person, Prague Shoe Co. Guarantee Our Houses” vaginitis. As a 1 about people shrinking I ’m 69 still and preventive treatment for and port time lobs. Our o senior technician. The Blanchard ft Rossetto A mediately sent needed. Full time. Imme­ Olversifted duties. Detail , Word processing skills on 200 Pitkin Street East position Involves pro lects compounding Peter Gott, M.D. do my household chores and walk which the HMO was initially diate openings. Call 52^ positions offer you the Real Estate. 444-2482.0 him to a cardiologist After X-rays fee. which entitles you to a broad opportunity to work Inde- oriented with excellent IBM personal computer- Hartford. In the area of advanced pharmacist. I some despite arthritis thyroid conceived’’ It may be argued that 3497 tor Information. typing skills. Dictaphone problems and high blood pressure te.sts and consultation with several range of medical services, includ­ Employment pendontly with the public .typlng and tronscrlblng- circuit fabrication devel­ $119,900. Cleon Ranch on agree with your patients would not hesitate to .see experience. Send resume ,Monchester Professional Is it loo late to do anything about specialists. James was diagnosed ing treatment in both HMO facili­ and to learn about opment ond Includes beautiful corner lot. Ap­ comments. In an HMO physician to avoid high to Farm Family Mutual office. Send resume to building curcults proto shrinking’’ as having a pulmonary embolism ties and in hospitals & Education processing. We ore cur­ pliances to stay. Immocu- fait. I have doctor's fees, and in that sense rently recruiting tor the Insurance Co., P.O. Box Manchester Herald,Man­ types and conducting ap- and was informed that he would 477, Rockville Ct. 04044 lotely maintained. Realty been making For more than a decade, federal may be preventing a small prob­ Manchester/Vernon chester,Ct,06040. Box T. Port time. Roy Rogers proplote electricol,me­ World. 644-7709.0 DEAR READER: As people need surgery Four days later, he Restaurant help. Kathy ottentlon Claims Dept. restaurant needs you. such capsules for eight years 1 who still lake pride in compound­ policy in the United States has lem from becomingn more serious area. We otter a good chanical,and thermal age. they lose height This is due to was home recovering from a Johns Is opening In Ver­ $4.00 on hour tor lunch tests on the circuits. Asso- believe the reason your readers ing 1 hope it doesn’t become a lost successful operation promoted prepaid group practices However, the study cited from The non In early September- starting wage plus com­ Super special...Immocu- shrinkage of tissue primarily the missions and partlclpo- shltt,nam-2pm. $4.25 on clotes degree In a techni­ lote three bedroom could not find a pharmacist to art supporting structures between the And that was not the only mason and other forms of HMOs as a New England Journal of Medicine I HELP WANTED Wlll be taking appllca- hour tor closers,7pm-l2. reports. "It seems unlikely that tlon In our auarterly bo­ cal discipline or the eaul- roomy Ranch on lovely make the capsules is that many vertebral, hip and leg bones Also he had to celebrate James' means of enhancing competition tlons September Waitresses and prep Full training provided. valent In experience Is preventive care could account for nus program. Please call landscaped lot. Large druggists stopped compounding DEAR DR. GOTT: A year ago 1 many patients tend not to stand up out-of-pocket costs for medical and ixitentially reducing health Port Time Inserters 8th-13th,1-4pm. Come loin 549-7744 tor more details. Part Time. Customer Ser­ cooks. Apply Lotovette Pleasant working condi­ requlred_as our excellent much of the large difference in a winning team, keep country kitchen, flre- medicines when the public refused had a Copper-7 lUD filled Since straight: this change in posture - care and hospitaliratinn zero expenditure In May 1986. a wonted. Coll 447-9944, osk EOE M /F. vice Department. Mon­ Escodrllle 300 West Mid­ tions. Apply In person,242 mechanical comprehen­ ploced living room, beau­ hospitalization rales ” for Bob. your own tips All posi­ day thru Thursday. 3:00 to Spencer St..Manchester. to pay for the lime and skill then I've had a thick while can give the appearance of shrink­ James is an enrollee in a health national health insurance experi­ dle Tpke. sion and communication tiful deck and much more. Instead, the economic incentives tions available, woltres- 7:30pm. Saturday 7:00 to EOE. involved In the preparation of mucus-like odorless discharge My ing Finally the vertebral hones in maintenance organization (HMO) ment by the RandCorp . sponsored skills. Knowledge of Offered at $119,900 Joyce to contain costs reduct' these aoaaaeaaaaaoaoa^ ses/walters, grill people, Automotive car cleaner 10:00am. Coll 447-9944 or Wanted. Nanny to care printed circuit fabrication spt cial products. I make my living gynecologist isn't worried hut I’m the elderly tend to lose substance As I noted in a recent column .some by the It.S Department of Health G. Epstein Real Estate. hospitalization rates dishwashers, flexible must be dependable,retl- come In to the Manches­ tor Infant In our home. Tvplst-port time Interest­ processes preferred but as a compounding pharmacist. and sick of it Can you offer any 21 million people are enrolled in and Human Services, and pub­ 647-8895.0 and mass: this causes a foreshor­ • Hairstylists • hours. Dav/nlghts,lunches able.and willing to work. ter Herald Circulation De­ Moture woman with ref­ ing lob In Rockville Court not required. We otter ns far I'm concerned, that is "real advice’’ lished in Lancet the international .weekends,shifts availa­ Experienced or will train, tening of the spine Calcium more than 480 HMO. According to The report concludes that HMOs partment and apply be­ erences. Part time 12- House attending Court competitive starting sa­ Looking for Privocy? pharmacy." supplements, a nutritious diet and Interstudy, a non-profit health medical journal based in London, seem to practice a different style of ble. Full or port time.. to work In the Manchster tween 3:00 and 5:30. 5:30pm. Monday to Fri­ trials os 0 tope recorder lary and comprehensive 6 Apply In person, rte 30 area. Reliable transporta­ Look no further after DEAR READER: An intraute­ regular exercise can slow the policy re.search firm, those figures showed that: The number of HMOs medicine — "less hospital inten­ 1 A : day. Wages negotiable. monitor and typing trans­ benefits plan. Interested seeing this beautiful home DEAR READER: Thank you for rine device (lUD) for contracep­ represent a 26 percent increase in has doubled since 1979 and the S Supervisors s Vernon. "Across from tion a must. Please call Must hove own tronsoor- cripts. Must be able to applicants should tor- shortening process, but — to my sive” — than the average fee-for- Rein's Dell” . 413-245-9394 Otter 4pm. with It’s private lot. M a­ your support I know that it is more tion can cause a harmless hut enrollment and a 12 p*'rcenl percentage of the population en­ • a totlon. Bolton Loke oreo type 45wpm with good word their resume and ture shrubs, screen In knowledge — there is no way In service physicians and for this spelling and grammatical of a job for the pharmacist to make troublesome vaginal discharge prevent it increase in the number of HMOs rolled in HMOs has increased from reason save money • Needed for our • 644-2030. solorv reaulrements to- your yard. Move In condi­ Auto body technician skills. $35 per day,plus you :Glenn Welnboum,Rog­ something than to measure pills Most women with lUDs put up with from 1984 2 percent in 1976 to 7 percent in • Vernon and a SUPERVISORS tion. $124,900 Joyce G. out of a large container into a Be informed about prescription 1984 DRIVIR t NIIPIRS wanted to sand and tape bletary Aide. Immediate earn $1.75 per transcript ers Corporation,! Tech­ Epstein Real Estote.o this annoyance because, for a Why has there been such a YOUR K E Y questions: Is your • Glastonbury Stores a cars. JExperlence helpful page. For oppolntment- smaller one Although most medi­ drugs: Send for Dr Gott’s new NO WEEKENDS Ryder Dedlealed tar- opening tor full time, 32 nology Dr..Rogers Ct. variety of reasons, they prefer this Health Report Consumer Tips on dramatic increase in the numb«'r local HMO cutting corners to keep but rfot necessary. Paid hours per week, person to ,coll 871-8235 and osk tor 04243. EOE. cine is commercially manufac­ HMOs may be for-profit or vleat, a department ot NOTICE TO caepiToea form of birth control If you are Medicines For your copy, send $1 and enrollees of HMDs'’ And how its hospital bills low’’ Or is it • • Excelltnt Starting * Ryder Truck Rental. Inc. holidays, vocation, Insu­ perform a vorlety ot kit­ William Winkler. ESTATE OF tured and simply distributed by non-profit, and may be sponsored We are seeking an DOROTHY M. OLSEN bothered by the discharge ask and your name and address to P 0 can you evaluate whether HMOs by hospitals country medical successfully avoiding unnecessary- • Pay • la looking for Claaa II driv­ rance. In Manchester 447- chen tasks. Experienced Port time security offi­ pharmacists. I am heartened to 9928. Security officers port The Hon. Norman J. your gynecologist to remove the Box 91428. Cleveland OH 44101- are an available and a viable societies, corporate industries, hospitalization through preven­ 2 (Guarantee to Increase J RN for our 1SS bed ers and helpars with ex­ or will train energetic cers, Vernon,Mon Chester Preuis, Judoe, of the Court know that there are some of you Copper-7 and to discuss with you alternative to the traditional in­ tive efficient care!’ a currant payl) • facility, with good perience In hpme delivery beginner. Excellent time. Monchester area,evenings and wee­ of Probate, District of An­ 3428 Be sure to mention the title commercial insurance companies Hairdresser. Part time. health benefits Included. area,retirees welcome kends.$5.00 per hour. Coll dover oL q hearing held on demnity insurance your employer Blue Cross/Blue Shield, etc To organizational and ot turniture. Part lima po- ("Sylvia Porter's New Money a * Paid Vacations * altlont avallabla tor Sa­ Experienced. Manchester, Call Manchester Manor 247-4882. 527-0225,Cerberus Secur­ August 29, 1984 ordered that currently provides’’ dale, there are approximately 70 Interpersonal skills. shop 447-8714 or 447-9385. ‘ 644-0129. dll claims must be presented Book for the 80s." I .328 pages of o * Career Advancement a turday and Sunday dell- ity Agency. to the fiduciary on or before publicly traded corporations that down-to-earth advice on personal Excellent benefits varles with the possibility Spend your mornings In November » , 1M4 or be AN HMO PROVIDES compre • Opportunities * pleasant surroundings, operate or manage HMOs money management, is available and wages. Call of permanent employ­ Port time cook needed to barred as by law provided. Apple butter isn’t that hard hensive. coordinated medical care 2 * Other Benefits J ment. Orivera must pass with congenial people do­ prepare meals tor oreo Sharon B. Preuss, through her column Send $9.95 services to those who voluntarily ing light cleonlng.Coll 449- daycare center. East THE ORIGINAL reasoning be­ plus $1 for mailing and handling to A. Plant!. DNS DOT qualifications, have enroll as members on a prepaid • Full or Part-Time • TELLERS 8924. Hartford. 549-7475. The fiduciary Is: hind the founding of HMOs was "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book excellent customer rela­ John M. Olsen DEAR basis. Instead of paying premiums a No following necestery • tione tkllls and a strong butler may be somewhat darker in that prepaid plans would contain for the 86s" in care of this Crittflild Part Time / Full Time 29 Ookwood Lane P O L L Y : Do to a traditional insurance company a a daaire tor hard work. For Teochers. Port time posi­ Columbia, CT 04237 color but it's much easier and costs since the more efficient and newspaper P O Box 4191,56 Kan Convaliacint Homi 010-09 you have a re­ and being reimbursed later, an consideration call: 203- We will train. Apply; tions available for area requires much less attention on cost-conscious an HMO, the more ■•Hs City, Mo 64141 Make checks a Call Manager Todayl * daycare. Ideal for college cipe for apple HMO member pays a fixed Manchiatar 289-6698, between 9am- NOTICE TO CREDITORE your part financially successful it would be. payable to Andrews, McMeel & 4pm, Monday-Pridsy. Experienced carpenters student molorlng In ECE butter'’ monthly sum called a capitation • 875-0588 • Savings Bank of Manchester full time or part time. ESTATE OF Pointers Ladle the apple butler into hot, This philosophy is very different Parker.) or ELEM. ED. East Hart­ ROBERT W. BARTLETT KAREN ® or ^ 643-5151 RYDERJIEOICATED Excellent wages. Coll 643- ford. 549-7475. clean '7-pint canning jars, leaving 923 Main St., Manchester The Hon. Norman J. • 833-7800 • EOE 7243 otter 4pm. Preuss, Judge, of the Court DEAR Polly Fisher '7 inch head space Wipe the rim of of Probate, District of An­ the jars with a damp cloth and Historic flag • paaaaaapp***** • dover at a hearing held on KAREN: Apple Britannia catches worker 646-1700 Secretary-professional fi­ August 13, 19S4 ordered that butter is deli­ cover with canning lids and rings nancial services firm has EOE all claims must be presented cious and lower Proce.ss in a boiling water bath for work finished; an opening In our Found­ Real Estate to the fiduciary on or before 10 minutes ers Plozo.Eost Hortford- November 13, 19S4 or be who was rewriting history 4 in sugar than ,location for a well organ­ barred os by low provided. most Jams and I'm sending you a copy of my Sharon B. Preuss, CHICAGO (API - A dis­ CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) ^ PICTURE THIS ized skilled secretory to Clerk jellies. Wash and peel the apples spices to each four cups puree newsletter "Canning Fruits. To­ the employee with the changes, work with top manage­ gruntled employee who tried to Restoration work has been com­ HOMES The fiduclory Is: and remove the cores Place the Stir over low heal to dissolve matoes and Pickles" which has detected Aug 22 By Sept. 2, the pleted on the-flag believed to have HELP WANTED ment. Applicant for this Barbara W. Bartlett sabotage the Encyclopaedia HDFOR SALE S Route 87 apples in a heavy pot and cook until sugar Then pour the mixture into complete directions for boiling- man had confessed and agreed challenging position must Britannica by secretly rewrit­ been flying over Fort Sumter wh«n Columblo, CT 06237 the fruit is soft. Add '-i cup water or a large casserole. Dutch oven or water-bath canning as well as this to help correct the text, Braun $ EXTRA MONEY $ hove experience with Me­ ing history in parts of its 1988 the Confederate bombardment be­ Columbia Manufacturing mory typewriter, excel­ 009-09 apple juice to each cup of fruit to non-stick roasting pan Bake the fruit butter recipe a delicious said. Manchester. Nice two edition was thwarted by a gan in 1861 to start the Civil War. has the following openings. lent typing sklMs(40wp- prevent burning Stir frequently puree uncovered in a 275-degree retipe for dilled green beans, and He declined to identify the bedroom Colonial with 11 INVITATION TO BIO NS4 sophisticated computer, offi­ Brien Varnado. Fort Sumtbr With Your Own Part-Timo Job. ml.ond experience with X 22 master bedroom that IBM WHIELWRITER HI 9 while cooking When the fruit is processing directions for the most person or say whether a deci­ oven until the mixture is thick cials said Friday. National Monument supervisor, SS Hour Work Week transcribing from dlcto- could be divided. 12 x 21 TTPEStRITERr son. put it through a food mill enough to mound in a spoon This popular home-canned fruits and sion had been made about The Boord ot Education, 110 "Our system possesses built- said Thursday that the U S. garri­ phone. Pleasant working flreploced living room, sieve or tomato press to produce a may lake two to three hours tomato products Others who attempting to prosecute him. An Excellent Opportunity for* Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ in safeguards against tamper­ son storm flag is one of the most VTL Bullard Operators enviornment .full benefit large kitchen, dining ford, Cl., will receive sealed smooth puree. depending on the moisture content would like this issue should send $1 Braun said the employee was pockoge,salary commen­ ing, so the attempt was quickly historically significant U.S. flags room, I'/z baths, screened bids for "IBM WHEELWRI- If desired, add cup sugar for of the fruit for each copy to Polly’s Pointers, laid off in mid-August, shortly in existence. Housewives and Mothers with Lathe Operators surate with experience. porch, potlo and lovely TER III TYPEWRITERS". each cup fruit puree Add any in care of the Manchester Herald. spotted," said spokesman Nor­ before the discovery of some Coll Amy 289-9301. terraced bock yard with Bid Information and specifi­ Apple butler may also be cooked man Braun. The flag, which has been re­ First Piece Lay-out Inspector cations ore available at the desired spices: cinnamon, cloves on top of the stove, but I find if P.O Box 1216. Cincinnati. OH tampering with the text. turned to the fort for display, is ^ e young children bring them fireplace. Aluminum sid­ Business Office. Sealed bids and nutmeg are especially good in 45201 Be sure to include the title "Within a matter of hours of In a memorandum to em­ Sheet Metal Trainee and Set Up People ing, 1 cor goroge. $118,900 will be received until 10:00 a. burns easily before reaching the the discovery, we not only had second of three historic Fort apple butter. Use one teaspoon • POLLY ployees. Editor in Chief Tom with you and save on Milling Machine Operators D.W.FIsh Realty 443-1591 m., Wednesdov, September proper consistency Baked apple identified the range of errors, Sumter flags to be restored. or87M400D 17, 1984 ot which time they Goetz called the tampering Varnado said work on the U.S. Weekends & Evenings. will be publicly opened and but the person responsible." read aloud. The Board of "deliberate sabotage” that garrison storm flag began In babysitting costs. Day and night shift available, liberal holiday Port time promotional For Sole-holt a brand new Braun added. "It's the first time could turn the encyclopedia pay, paid group insurance (major medical, Education reserves the right this has happened.” March and was done at Harper’s work. Major Manchester duplex,3 bedrooms,1'/} to occeot or relect any or oil writers’ work "into garbage.” Ferry, W.Va.,by the National Park group life) paid vacations. Career orientated store. Outgoing, pleasant batbs,carpetlng, and ap­ bids or the right to waive Thoughts The Encyclopaedia Britan­ Britannica officials said there personality. Earning po­ pliances,vinyl siding,pri­ technical formolltlM It It Is In nica. first published in 1768, is Service. 'and self-motivated desired. Apply In person, the best Interest to do so. were no alterations in the The 9'A-foot by 18'A-Ioot flag is tential $7-$10 per hour. No vate driveway. 1105,900 Richard A. Huot the oldest continually published 165 Rt. 66. East Columbia, CT 06237. selling. Jett Jacobs Enter­ coll Boland Brothers 649- The Scriptures are filled with the spacious room and a picture 32-volume, 44 million-word 1987 believed to have been flying over Director the hard life of the men on the reference work in the English edition, but that employees are prises. 242-1849. 2947. Business Servlets praise for God’s loving, providen­ projector at the other Before the the fort on the morning of April 12, 008-09 plains and in the stockyards and on language. working to catch mistakes be­ tial care for His Creation Jesus oysters were served, the light went the railroads, all of which was Braun declined to identify the 1861 when the shots were fired. fore they slip into the 1988 NOTICE TO CRBOnORa told His disciples not to worry out, and there upon the screen they necessary before those dainty and nature of the changes made in U.S. MaJ. Robert Anderson, the 6 edition. ESTATE OF about what they would eat or drink. saw men toiling in the sea and garrison commander, brought the Only 4 Positions Available \ delicious portions of meat could be the text, or their number. "None of these changes left GENEVA M. OAONON, or what they would wear God among the rocks, in the cold mist, theirs storm flag and a cei^monial flag Late of Manchester, The Chicago Tribune, quoting the computer room,” Braun knew what they needed, they had dredging for the oysters they were ' from Fort Moultrie when he and 85 dtceosed unidentified sources, said some said. "W e have a full admission for enthusiastic people who The Hon. William E. Fltt- only to trust Him for their to eat. federal soldiers retreated to Fort 22 Hours Per Week Oerold, Judge, ot the Court When they had finished, they of the more vivid changes from the employee, and he provisions. In Psalm 145:15-16 the When the vegetables came, they knew, as they had never known Sumter on Dec. 26. 1860. ot Probote, District ot Mon- concerned references to Jesus confirmed our identification of Salary Pius Gas Allowance love to talk and earn $’s! chester at o htorlns held on Psalmist praises God in the saw the picture of little children before, the sacrifice of toil and The first flag restored was the Christ where Allah, the Moslem the changes. I think the result of August 25, 1984 ordtrtd that following words; “The eyes of all who should have been in school or time on the part of others which Palmetto Garrison flag, the first all claims must bg prtstnttd name for God, had been this incident is going to unders­ SOUND INTEReSTINQ? look to You, and You give them at play, but instead were shelling Southern flag to fly over the fort Hourly rate PLUS bonus! to the RAictorv on or bttort lies behind the common things in substituted. core the feeling that there’s no You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and November 4, 1984 or be their food at the proper time. You peas in a distant canning factory life And behind all the toil and after it was surrendered to South Braun said the encyclopedia's chance of tampering with our supervise our carrier boys A girls. It you like kids, barred ot by low provided. open your hand and satisfy the When the bread was brought in. |,Jabor of those who produce our Carolinians on April 14, 1861. A Johonno M. Bruder, computer database is collated editorial database.” want a little Independence and your own Income... Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 5:30-8: 0 & Sat. 9-1 Assistant Clerk desires of every living thing.” God they were shown pictures of food is the loving providence of private corporate donation made so that a proof-reader "can Encyclopaedia Britannica is The Rdudorv It: is indeed the Great Provider. plowing and harrowing and sowing God who gives us all good and the work possible last year. Leonid W. Ooonon identify all changes in copy, the privately owned and does not The story is told of a man who and reaping and threshing and necessary things The garrison’s U.S. ceremonial 198 Porker Street person who made the changes disclose sales information. It Call Nowll 643-2711 Manchester, CT 08*88 invited a few friends to a most grinding — the infinite labor and flag is the third flag slated for afid the date the changes were has been reported that an and unusual dinner. As the guests pains which were necessary before The Rev. Michael C. Thornton restoration. Paul Mason made.” average of about 150,000 sets are BALL 647-9946 or 647-9947N ^ Sue, Ext. #36 entered the dining room they .thalbreadcouldcometothem The Elm Street Associate Pastor Company officials confronted sold annually. NewpoH, VTOSBSS noticed a silver screen at one end of meat was served, and they beheld Center Congregational Church Restoration of the three flags will cost about $125,000 en-09 JS— ftfANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 8, 19W ADVERTISING 6 4 3 - ^ 1 1

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U & w M n n w s R Realty M3-2S923 October 1 683-1059. Bolton-6'/i room,2 bed­ ^laBBbyNiA.t South Windsor. * room Colonial. 1st floor family room Ronch,gorage and room, 4 bedrooms, loroe appilonces. $800 per ■Monw ju w OVm prlvil month,plus utllltles,secu- r^Ofwmw 0 n v 90*1* FMv/ dinino room, 7'h boths, LtjSE^ssS: CRM I CARS fireploce. In ground pool. rlty,ond references. Oc­ ______rfopondobte serkfco. Asking $229,900. U & R tober 1st. Call 649-7757. FOR SALE FOR 8/Ui Realty 643-2692Q Eastford newer country home neor uConn and 1968 Mecury conyertlb- Ashford Loke Area" co n - mi!l^wdbw8jife5S? Lovely 7 room Garrison route 44,30 minutes from ----- com- le,automotlc tronsmlssl- M a n c h e s te r.$800 per mwrctot. Ron oM wfRfer on,good running Colonial only seconds month 974-0031 or 647-9186. < g c k *. Rree estfm«8e>. r ..gaaai^rrsiw.'t; 1982 Toyoto Corolla, 5 condition,new top,1 from loke. 4bedroonrts, 1.5 ...... WW TOWf fiN speed, AM/FM, new owner. Call evenings 646- boths, woodstove built m wW'WwRPw WlwW wlfPf MPP* brakes, air conditioning. 6299. i m . Move-ln condition. AsUfeap g m m m - Excellent condition. $3500 Won pop«r hw w preUe*- C9f0f Winter ski area only 10 IMISGELUNEOUS or best offer. 659-2436 offer 1978 gas VW Rabbit, stand­ "I''«m vov. Offered of s f^ lv of reRsonoble 5:30. I f o r r e r t 0*88. wniotrtp paper ontf DAP L4>nBit0pfnf. Voe4F j i *$(Sy a rd transmission, sun $134,900. Jackson & Jock- Wfgoro «i«Hs. Con > 0 , 11011 Cvinnpp/ iSM pi irffiK w f m m ifiiiv on roof $500. 649-3886. s w Real Estofe 647-0400 or fimi0/ P'lUlipilif/ fi0|l0r ar 0w<*ii0 0 OTnnniWre 7 O0 646-8646.0 Monchester - Garage for w tu H m t tkm. W f - m rent. Vicinity Main Street. 1975 Mercury Cougar. mSifiss^sr Cruller Waoon,excellent ,Pm m ft wtd opiliinaH efOM free foam, a . . $4500,coll 646-2421 after condition. Crulie control- 871-1400D I remodeiNiBf m- 5:30. tMTOO. OM lobe. Very affiottnf dellveredi AM# ,tilt,stereo,new rodl- n.iMrter^womr iieolen,110010194 honeef iepenboliie fM/ Bfovel, ofetie o m ols,3rd seot,649-0593. Horfford Hospital Areo-3 Rf f ( N ^ 1983 Dodge 600,41,000 mi­ bedroom unit. Steal It In m m tj n yeors omnm toHi muMi, coil ooiM ■ «P»^*«P4 *^se 0 ^ , vtm/^4*VM/M- fie^MtlkWlfW,MMIW cillifroefloii 879'f4M les ,$7000/best offer. Coll Plymouth 78 wogon,auto- the low 40's. Jensen Real Office Space- on busy 000^rwOFOB0CC9P100. 06v00100« OTt IhM« . BRyiNllfe 649-1812. after 6pm. motlc transmlsslon- Estofe 1-272-9855 or Marty . - Tl. ' ' . , r. .*■ 659-3633 offer 5. route 83. Monchester- ,power steering,air Vernon town line. For­ 1 W Honda Civic, 5 speed. conditioning. Good condi­ merly Insurance com­ $900 or best offer. Coll tion. $600. Coll 872-1274. Rockvllle-3 bedroom co- 649-9388. lonlol In nice area. Going pany tenant. 646-5707. In the 80's. Jensen Real IRIISGEU.RRE0U8 Store and offices for rent 76 Chrysler. 4 door sedan. CAMPEM/ Estofe 1-272-9855 or Morty FOR SALE TAO SALES TAG SALES Vinyl top, all power, 659-3633 offer 5. available September TAO SALES TRAILERS 1st,good location. Call needs paint, runs good. 649-5334. Spa shells- factory se­ Tag sale-huge ossortmen- $1200 or best offer. 647-1018 conds or damaged In Tag Sale - 561 East Center after 5pm. t,antiques,and collecti­ Street Manchester. Mov­ APARTMERTS Vernon circle profes­ transportation. COO to bles, building $800 os Is. Call evenings or ing! Saturday 9/6/86,10-4. 76 Toyota Corolla 100,000 FOR RENT sional office suite, ayallo- Giant tog sale - General materlals,prlced to sell. 1972 Shasta Trailer. 14' I ble Immediately. Easy weekends. 742-6469. Building Supply Com­ September 6 ond 7. 9am- plus miles. Running condi­ 9/6/86, loom - 2pm. Furni­ self contained. Excellent access to 1-84. Ample pany, 200 Tolland Street 3pm. Cancel It rain. 80 tion, needs tune-up $100 Townhouse-2 bedrooms, ture, wicker and antiques. 649-2400 otter 5pm. condition. Asking$950 568- I'/j baths,electrlc heot- parking, handl-cap acces- East Hartford, 289-3474 (at Hebron Rd.,Bolton. 14 Homlln Street. 4653. Ibte furniture available. the Davis and Bradford ,centrol air condltlonlng- 1979 DIds Delta "88" ,lorge living room dining $250 per month. 875-6560. lumber yard, o General Tag Sale-3 family ,glrls Leave messoge. One Golden Eagle com­ Building Supply Com­ Royale. Very good condi­ area and k itc h e n . pound bow, one York clothes,Infont,(Infont to tion. $2500. Call 647-9330. J MISCELLANEOUS Laundry hook-ups, 2 cor pany) September 6 thru size 5),adult clothes,odds WANTED TO Manchester. Small busi­ compound center shot September 14. Anderson BUY/TRAOE AUTOMOTIVE garage. Centrally located bow. Roger M-77, 7mm and ends,somethlng for WANT ADS are the for elderly couple. Refer­ ness spoce for rent on windows, doors, kitchen everyone. Saturday Sep­ I Main Street, near hospi­ mag, Leopold 4-12 scope. cabinets, roofing, hard­ friendly way of finding a 6 ences reoulred, lease plus Coll 649-8875 after 7 p.m. tember 6th and Sunday Items Needed: Maternity cash buyer for applian­ CJ-7 hardtop,nutmeg co­ tal. Coll 643-7604 ask for ware, hardwoods, oak, lor. 2 steel locking doors- deposit. No pets, 643- September 7th,9am-4pm. clothing, baby cribs, high ces, musical Instruments, 9674,or 643-7135. John. redwood, sidings and 26 Banks S tre e t In ,silver color with roll-up much much more. Don't chairs and playpens. Will cars and a host of other Manchester. purchase. Call 646-2073. Items. windows. $1500 or best 3 and 4 room apartments, Manchester-prime office miss this chance for a offer. 742-8412 after 6pm. tpoce,800 sq. ft. center of bargain. We haye com­ no appliances,no pets,se- town. 688-1447. curlty,call 646-2426. Week­ Brand new hospital bed bined merchandise from 2 days 9-5. and wheel chair tor sale. lumber yards and every­ CARS I CARS CARS CARS $800. Call 647-7646 after thing must be sold. FOR SALE FOR SALE I WANTED 6pm. FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 bedroom townhouse, TO RENT Tag sale-everything must I heat, hot water, carpet­ Large size wheel chalr- go! Moving out of the ing, air conditioning, nice ,recllner,toot rests.excel- country, Saturday and location. Call 649-5240. Young working woman lent condition. Call Sunday September 6th with drums seeks Man­ 649-3751. and 7th. 158 South Main 2 bedroom apartment,2nd chester raom. 643-4350. Street floor,appllances,loundry 14 cubic ft. refrlgerator,19 facllltle$,oaraoe,$S50 plus Inch Corona color tv,$250 Tag sale-2 family,big utilities. Call 633-6921 after Items and small,Puch 5pm. each.19eo Dodge Colt,ask­ ing $1500 or best otter. Moped,Ultradyne Clubs- Take a Look I H I FURNITURE Moving must sell. Call ,wlth bag,color tv,2'/j Inch Man Chester-Available days 647-8223 keep trying. D. J .firehose with P TI cup- October 1st,newly re­ Hard Maple9 piece dining ollngs,corner of Tolland MAZDA B2000 SPECIALS medied,4 rooms,2 bed­ room set,$750,646-2B06. For sole-Bundy tiute like Rd.and Cubles Dr.,Bol­ rooms,hardwood floors- new condltlon,well con­ ton. Saturday 9/6,9-4. ,washer dryer hook For sale-1 red colonial structed Wing Back up­ up,oarage,yard,centrally chalr,good condltlon,$50. holstered chalr,good con­ Tag sale-Saturday Sep­ OVER 60 TRUCKS AVMUBLE NOW locoted.$525 plus utilities. 649-5652. dition. Coll 649-8291 after tember 6th(rain date Sep- Coll until 9pm 643-1178. 5:30pm. tember 13th). Large Inventory Means Great PrIeesI 9-2pm,mostly all new Manchester-4 room apart­ Items. Much miscellane­ ment on bus line. Ga­ Merchandise ous. 253 Hilliard St. rage,no pets,couples Stk #1-1029 preferred. 643-5797. ITV/STEREO/ Electric fan,toaster Bolton Notch-2 room fur­ oyen,2 window air conditi­ I APPLIANCES oners,General Electric nished aportment,flrst Tag sale-MovIng every­ floor,lncludlng all utili­ frost tree refrlgerotor- Magic Chef electric stove, ,lown mower,2 151b bo­ thing must go. Tupper- ties. Porklno,neqr stores. ware.chllds desk.dlshes- $85 security. Available to white, 1 year old, excel­ wling balls.table-ontlque lent condition. $175 or best gloss ball feet,books, and , crib, cor top middle need gentlefnan. corrler.many miscellane­ Call 649-9093 after 3pm. offer. 649-4620 or 646-4521 other articles. Coll 646- evenings only!. 2397. ous Items. Moke an offer- I September For sale 27' above ground 6th,Soturday,9-3. Rain aluminum pooLD.E. fil­ dote Sunday. 48 Madison LAWN AND ter, vac,ladder,chemlcals St. Manchester. Coventry. Convenient lo­ BARDEN Included.$100-you take cation, rear court yard, I down. Call otter 4:00pm newer renovated 1 bed­ 643-8051.______room apartment. Carpet­ Chrysanthemums- dig ing. $365, }'/2 months se­ your own. 20 varieties. 550 ^SSSS Sale ^7530 Not all the news Is on the Saturday September curity deposit. No pets. Bush HIM R d. front pogel There's lots of Manchester. 6th.Household goods. 100 standard features include bucket seats, tweed upholstery, AM/FM Adults preferred 742-9841. newsy Information In the Prospect St.,Manchester. Classified section. 643- lOom to 4pm. Last hour stereo, chrome spoked wheels, chromestep bumper, tachometer black Manchester - 5 roem 2711. half price table. No early door mirrors, digital clock, power brakes, pin striping, double-wall apartment. Adults pre­ B0AT8/MARWE birds. ferred. 872-9523. EQUIPMENT cargo bed, 5 speed special sound insulation, intervai wipers aauo«q Tag sale-September with optional power steering inciuded. - a y 1 bedroom opartment. ENDROLLS 6.,9om-2pm. Toys.utlllty Heat, hotwoter Includid, 16 foot Mod River canoe, 27’A width - 258 cabinets, and mlscelione- appliances furnished. Se­ poddies Included. Used 13¥i width - 2 for 288 ous Items. 40 E. Middle curity required. No pels four times. Excellent con­ M UST be picked up at the Tpke.Monch ester NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEALI dition. 1800. Please coll A46-297Q. Manchester Herald Ottice PrICB IndudBB All DBaler Prep. (Undereoatlng Tool) 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- before 11 A.M. ONLY. Large 3 family tag sale! Brand new 3 bedroom In 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Furnlture.kerroslne heo- Handling and Freight Charges. Tax A LIsc. Extra. duplex now under con­ Bob. ter.sewlng mochlne.odds struction. Occuponcy and ends.books. 43 & 44 around October lst,1>/i Cope Cod 18 toot Fiber BIssell St.,Manchester- boths.corpetlng.new ap­ Gloss day sailer .dacron TAG SALES .Satfurday September 6th pliances. MOO per month- soils, aluminum masts. 9-5. Rain dote September t3000,coll649-0498. ,securtfy and references 7th. 'w ibRIABfY BROTHERS coll Bolond Brothers 649- Saturday .September 6th Exit 60 O ff 1-84 2947. 9-2,many Items.llke new- I PETS AND ,tovs,great Christmas 3 room opartmont.second SUPPLES gifts,133 Helolne Rd. HOURS: f I oor .stove.refrloerotor- Monchester. Tog sole-66 Green Manor .carpetlng. Older person Rd..attic contents.varlety Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 301-31$ CENnX STREET prefitrred. No pets $325 Mole Cockottel. Food and T a g sole-Soturday of Items. Rain or shine. Fri. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. MANCHESTER, CCNIIECTICUT plus security. COII6434ID2 cage Included. $60 bar- 9/6,Sundqy 9/7,9-4,11 Sea­ Saturday 9/6 and Sunday $43-S13$ or6494»5. SOln 643-5836. men Circle Manchester. 9/7 M

WEEKEND PLUS, flatunhv. 8«Pt. MW 2 Between the Lines WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Sept. 6. 1986 P lu s Magazine Its your point Satarday, SapL 6,1986 of view The story behind the stoi7 I- that counts — cabins to contemporaries: By Jo sie we do custom framing Between the Lines: The story to compliment your behind the story, by Josie. 0. I ’m mjmm c f Kate Jackson. In 1979. though, after ; home design. Please leil ate aO aboat her. mounting discontent and many I^a n J. De Long, Kingsburg, Calif. fights with the producers, she Outlook: Sidewalks are missed in was released from the series, a suburbia. exposure A. She’s 37, from Binningham, move that didn't displease her. Ala., the younger of two art A fraailag j limited She turned her attention to her .649-6939 daughtos of Hogan Jackson, a then-new, now ex-husband V Profiles: Manchester’s Diane materials wholesaler, Andrew Stevens, to producing a aitjHns wife, Ruth. The family Grodzicki. A TV movie in which they would 111 Center Street ■ Manchester Ww upper-middle-class and it co-star, “Topper,” and to was at die tony Biookhill School Cover Story: Coventry’s Adelma Mon.-Fri. 9-5;.30 / Thur§. 9-6 / S«l. 9-3 for Girls that Kate made her pursuing a movie career with the acting detml — as a box of not-very-successftil film Simmons; there’s no one like her. Special K. “Making Love.” (One of her Her roles got bigger in battles with the producers of 6 Weekend Television: Program “Charlie’s Angels” involved subeequei* productions and she Simple Minds: John Giblin. Charles Burchlll, schedules, features and puzzles, begwi to realise that acting was, their inability, or lack of desire, Jim Kerr, Mick MacNeil, Mel Qaynor indeed, her calling. She even to adjust the series' shooting through page 16. fcCnce sale Practiced signing her autograph schedule so that she could do a and gave one to a friend with film she wanted desperately to the instnictiuns, “Keep it. It do, “Kramer Versus Kramer.” At the Movies: TV sitcom tycoon 22H" Wobor 79" Q. Could you please tell me more about the band Simple will be valuable some day." She was offered the wife’s part Garry MaVshall fears the camera 2214" H/C 49" After aoeoding the University of before Meryl Streep.) Minds? I recendy saw them in concert amt / was dazzled. Karen Mississippi and Birmingham Polaski, Old Forge, Pa. crane... Canadian films making 18’/4" H/C 39" Southern University as a drama She did a number of other A. They're from Glasgow, , where leader Jim Kerr and comeback... Film capsules. 2214 ” Pro wobor 49" ma|or, she tried summer stock at movies, TV and features as ^itarist Charlie Buichill were grade-school friends. The shy, 18’/4" Pro wobor 39" the Stowe (Vt.) Playhouse and well, but when “Scarecrow and introspective Kerr spent hours ^ydreaming, thoughts that he Music: MTV previews some then moved to New York. Mrs. King” ctune along in would later turn into songs, and he and Burchill would meet in She studied a t the American 1983, she was ready to go back the hallway and talk about music. Russian rock ’n’ roll... Turntable Academy of Dramatic Arts and to a series. This season, she'll easily won roles in several plays Later, they hitchhiked across Europe together and in 1977, tips. ENGLAND become even more involved in joined a band called Johnny and the Self Abusers, "fhe next year, produced in New York; “Night the show by directing several of Must Fall,” “The Constant they left and with a new friend, keyboard player Mick MacNeil, 18 HARDWARE the episodes, something she’s fotm ^ Simpel Minds, a band whose purpose it was to meige Sexuality: Women deserve sensi­ Wife” and “Little Moon of been doing unofficially anyway, ManchMtor Bollon Alban” among them. She then punk s boldness with disco's rhythm, embellished with an tivity from doctors during pelvic 277 WaM a, ^ according to those on the set. attention to detail and a certain literacy. modeled, which she hated, sold She’s always been known as a exams. Middla Tpka. ** skis in a sporting goods store perfectionist who is willing to By 1981, they'd released four , “Life in a Day,” “Real HARDWARE STORES * eSO-SSSs 049-1320 and worked as an NBC tour give her opinions forcefully to Real Cacophony," "Empires and Dance" and "Sons and guide. Her TV break was the about the direction her series Fascination/Sisters F ilings Call,” toured Europe and tried to Trends: Women are getting into the "TJark Shadows” in which crack the American market — which they didn't. she I ftyed a for nine should take. She has a reputation Yellow Pages. for being difficult, and she They changed drummers, crystallized their sound, released mondis, long enough for her to another , “New Gold Dream,” and in 1983, tried America be qxMed by a talent agent and enjoys it. Insights into Childhood: Early told to rnove to Los Angeles. Because of her shooting again. This time they did slightly better. A hit in Briuin in 1984, SIw did and was immediately schedule — she gets up at 4 “Sparkle in tite Rain,” brought them some attention in the U.S., nourishment sets the trend for life. caA in a TV pilot, “The Jimmy a.m.., spends all day in' but an event in June of that year brought them, peihaps. more. Stewart Show,” a TV movie, production, has two hours at Kerr married Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders, whom he'd met ’The Curious Shopper: Meat and ^HjUBwISees,” and a feature, honte at night and goes to bed at when both hands toured together earlier that year. s 1 e y y 01 ‘T ^ a d n - and Lighming.” The Kate Jackson 9:30 — die’s said recently that He then took a year off — he and Hynde had a baby daughter poultry without antibiotics is smfos “The Rookies” followed. she has no time for a social life — and when the band got back together, it released “Don’t You coming to the market. In 1976, she was cast in the right now. Her second marriage (Forget A ^ t Me), ” a huge hit here, and the album “Once seriw diat would mrice twit — Upon a Time.” A successful tour of the U.S., which included the Smith — famous, “Charlie’s to businessman David concert that you saw, followed. Now, they’re back overseas 23 and Famh Fawoen and Jaclyn Angels.” GreenwaM broke up in 1984. Dining In: The ABCs of resourceful resting up, according to a rep, and planning their next album. cooking. Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Specials for the Month of September Q. Whatever happened to Mark in the short-lived musical H am m ? A fte r Ore “Strtr W ars" Q. I tidnk Martha Quinn of Manchester Country Club’s Served Tuesday - Sunday “Harrigan and Hart” on MTV is one Jinedooldng lady. movies, we haven’t seen him. Broadway and earlier this year Woodbridge Restaurant. N.W ., West Ohve, Mich. Wm she be continuity on the co-starred off-Broadway in network? Also, who picks oat A. He’s been concentrating on “Room Service.” theater die last few years, her clothes? They’re pretty Broiled Swordfish something he has always wanted wdd. Boy L. Foster, Baton Now, diough, as he explains Bouge, La. to do. In 1981, he appeared in it, he has to start making some “The Elephant Man” on money again, so his agents are A. She will be continuing on Baked Stuffed Shrimp Yttur Choiee Broadway^ followed by stints as working out die details for a few MTV, and she picks out her Mozart in “Amadeus” onstage new movie projects. He also own clodies, according to a in Los Angeles and on recently appeared in an episode sooroe diere. Sometimes, Veal Cutlet Parmigiana •8.95 Broadway. In '1985, he starred of “Amazing Stories.” though, die has the help of a stylist to put everything together.

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Sidewalk cracks remain one of found here too, like “Ha,ha,ha, a week In a cassHa two-hour stint of being “it” sidewalk and there’s nothing the the sweet mysteries of life. you're not my best friend Ides of a good vacation teaches antsy kids the value of president can say about it, so Carefully avoided they can save anymore, Jill Is!” And Oeorgie (a bungalow) at patience. lost!” a dear mother’s back from the covering his humiliation at teing Otvi DivI Hotel, Aruba Sidewalks were made for Sidewalks ate for dragging agony of traction. On the other dragged home by the ear for What you do to rotax read a book, watch a movie I Backyard isolation, chalking hopscotch squares and little feet home after school hand, witchy mothers can be missing dinner, later hollers Typo of sntsrtalnniont proforrod concerts drawing team lines for Red when teacher’s lecture about distant neighbors — bent and broken by a single, from his bedroom window, FavorHe sntsrtalnor Bill Cosby peace and quiet — are Rover. 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C O V E N T R Y -S h e’s not a stand-up comic. She certainly herbs and making wreaths and does not consider herself an potpourri, teas and purges. ' entertainer. At least not Tossed in with the lessons — a primarily dash here, a sprinkle there — is But seven days a week. a well-crafted sales pilch for the Adelma Grenier Simmons 33 books which Simmons has has her audiences published In the past two chuckling Dressed in a decades voluminous jumper and match­ John Pelrine. the producer of ing cape, she stands In a a public television program darkened bam as she tells called "The Victory Garden." stories about Insects which summed it up when he filmed a commit suicide and gardens program at Caprilands In June. where rocks grow more readily "This istm ly one of the than plants. She talks about the loveliest spots we’ve ever Roman goddess. Ceres, the filmed.” he said. "The plantings wonders of marigolds, and the are spectacular But all of that is day the Arm y asked her to ship secondary She’s the attraction three tons of dried artemesia here, not the gardens. That’s Not exactly the subjects you’d quite clear Adelma Is — well — hear In a Johnny Carson a happening. People come to monologue or oh "Saturday experience her” Night Live” But for 35 years, tourists and gardening enthusi­ □ □ □ asts have flocked to Caprilands The first thing that strikes the Herb Farm on Silver Street for visitor about this "happening’' the privilege of hearing just Is her clothing Her signature such talk. fashion statement includes They come from Australia and black canvas sneakers and an France, England and Canada. A-llne jumper with matching They come from Maine and New cape and cap. Hampshire, New Britain and One day the outfit Is green Litchfield. In all, 27,000 people wool tweed, worn with a visit each year, roaming green-print blouse and accented through acres of gardens and with two strands of large amber admiring unusual plants with beads. Another day she’s in rosy ’ Simmons leads her guests on a guided tour around names such as purple cotton lined with a floral print, aome of her many gardens. Here she stands In the none-so-pretty and dame’s and deep-green malachite beads violet medieval garden, done In plants which remain gray and white Adelma Simmons looks over her gardens. Most have taken the sire of cherry tomatoes. □ □ O When she points toward plants years to plant and cultivate. In her garden, the thick bangle Promptly at 12:30 p.m., they bracelets on her wrist click convene in the bam - or the together greenhouse, once the weather " I design my own outfits. turns cold —to sit on They’re designed so that I can uncomfortable benches and strip.” she says. She pauses to chairs. Above their heads, see If her slightly naughty • .. Continued and dried flower arrangements bunches of silver and magenta statement has had the desired me tell you. to picture what or cook for the 50 to 100 luncheon For a while family members herbs dry on rafters. effect upon the listener. could be done with this place. and proved to be a fascinating mistress of a 50-acre farm But guests who qre served daily maintained a milk house (now They come to listen to the - "I like to get out into the And I guess It took some courage avocation, but was not a this is a most unu.sual farm How too.” the wreath shop) where they grande dame of Caprilands '1 fhe morning when it’s □ □ □ lucrative practice Its chief many working farms have been made their own butter and pot legacies are remembered today expounding on the pmper way to still ecml. When it gets a little In spite of the drawbacks, the cheese But the difficulties of featured In full-color spreads in The farm was not always such tract on Silver Street had in our name — Caprilands (or grow basil and poking w a rm ^. I take off my cape. National Geographic Bon caring for cattle, hens and pigs Goatlands)," a prosperous operation In 1920. tremendous appeal to the b^am e overwhelming for the not-so-gentle fun at foolish Then If ft gets really hot, I can Appetit, Gourmet and Cuisine gardeners who spend August unbutton jn y blouse and slide It w hen Simmons came from New Greniers, so they made the absentee farmers Thev soon a a a magasines? How many working York City to look at the property purchase Soon after the deal save up the idea of a d'airv farm riling the many purchases made out from Inside my jumper. And But land which was fine for farms have been featured in two for the first time, it had little to was completed, other Coventry Next came the goat-farm in the enthusiasm of April. f'm standing there in a Time-Life reference books and phase goals was also fine for raising They come to get advice on sundress! ” recommend it farmers stopped by to on television a half-dozen times’’ She was Adelma Grenier then, commiserate. " I cannot tell you why. but I herbs Through the 1940s, planning a garden, cooking with Each outfit is reversible A visitor can appreciate the had always wanted to raise Simmons turned more and more because, says Simmons, she was an Idealistic woman in her "You’ll never grow anything photographers' fascination with mid-20s with a successful career goats," Simmons savs. "And this of the fields at Caprilands into once caught in Rome for four here.' they told us. You could tell went very well We had about 59 the gardens On a mistv summer as a buyer for Steiger’s they thought we were helpless, herb gardens. Rather than days while her luggage took a morning at Caprilands, a goats, with 20 of them milking at develop one large plot of herbs. tour of England. " I was wearing Department Stores "I was hopeless city people. But still, any one time We sold the milk - translucent sllver-grav cloud looking for property to buy. they were as kind as could be. quarts and quarts of it ' Simmons planted a patchwork a reversible suit that time, and I lifts from the plants, which of smaller gardens, each with a guess I wore It every way except looking with my parents.” she Coventry was a lovely place." During this period, family consist of 350 varieties at last says members also ran a crafts theme. upside down. It was te rrific I says Simmons. Story by count. Pink dianthus. golden o^ration, a short-lived antiques Today there is a fragrance could look like I was wearing Eyes which rarely squint in calendula, enormous bushes of the sunniest gardens are a n a shop and a business where fine garden, a Shakespeare garden, different clothes each day. So Nancy Pappas lavender and many more, raise' squeezed into slits now. as if to reproductions of colonial-era an ivy garden, the saints' that’s when I decided I ’d wear The fam ily wanted to use the furniture were manufactured and garden, and gardens devotedly brave i .dors which contrast with focus better on a time long ago. land for a small dairy farm, Photos by nothing but reversible clothes sold Some of the tables on which exclusively to specific colors ' the dark brown shingles of the "This place was horrid. The sim ilar to the one in Vermont for the rest of my life ” farmhouse, which is more than Caprilands ftuests dine were built David Bashaw house had been abandoned by where Simmons was raised. But There is a Victorian garden, a 200 years old. by Simmons’ father, who worked colonial garden, and a medieval Meals In the Caprilands dining rooms are served family style. □ □ □ the people, had been turned into each of the Greniers had daily- in the barn that houses today's and Reginald The visitor also sees some of a chicken coop Then even the gift shop. garden. Of special interest to Many of the 14 guests around this table had never met until Unusual garb, perhaps, for the jobs far from Coventrv craftsmen is a garden of plants the farm ’s 30employees at work chickens gave up When we got Simmons was still based in New After a time, the goats too they were seated together. in the gardens, planting, were sold. that make good natural dyes, Pinto here, the place had been York City and regularly ConHmratl... and one where flowers for pruning, plucking and pinching deserted for about four years traveled to Europe and South As she explains in her book, "A Others make herbal wreaths " It took some imagination let Garden Walk.” "This enterprise drying are grown America for the Steiger stores (the goats) took up some years ConHfHitd... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Sept. », IMS — » 8 Cover Story WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. S«pt. 6, 198« WEEKEND TELEVISION

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I simply didn’t stay in [C N N ] Daybreak [ESPN] SportsCenter [018] Donald Duck Presents to know that I should only bite school long enough." 8:00A M CD The Wuzzles (CC) [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing; Budweiser off a certain amount of work at a CD Jimmy Swaggart □ □ □ Emerald Cup (60 mm ) time, and no m ore." she recalls. [M A X ] Go Go's at the Greek CD Pink Panther and Sons "I was still working outside of This isn’t to say that Simmons CD In the Black 6:30A M CD KIdswortd Caprilands. and I needed to (ID Little Rascals doesn’t believe In book learning. D Young Edition devote my attentions to She maintains an extensive (28 Bullwinkle CD Face Off (22 (38 Snorka researching and planting only a research library and a (ID Joaia and the Pussycats (28 Sesame Street (CC) piece at a time.” bookstore. But she hardly d8) 20 Minute Workout (38 Well Street Journal Report ignores the culinary aspect of (28 Insight / Out a □ □ d 8 Pink Panther and Sons (CC) life. In fact, Caprilands is known 0 ® Mr. T dD Los Polivoces (60 min ) That research has b* en one of to some primarily as a (38 World of Photography dD M.A.S.K. restaurant. Cl Club 700 Simmons’ chief delights over the dD [CNN] Daybreak A staff of cooks, supervised by [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report years. For more than 50 years, [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus she has been visiting gardens all Dee Griffith of Coventry, [DIS] Contraption Adolma Simmons, ownsr of Caprilands Horb Farms, takss a walk [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 over the world, buying books prepares a four-course luncheon 6:45A M ( D Oavay & (60 min ) (fl) published in all of the for 80 to 100 people, six days a In her newest garden, the first “formal" vegetable garden (fD Sign On [HBO] MOVIE: 'American Flyers' (CC) week. (On Sundays, an Two brothers enter a grueling cross­ English-speaking nations, and she’s ever planted. 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At first guests could be (2Q)j [USA] Jimmy Swaggart to stick into the ground.” she grette, cheese biscuits with constructing a shrine to Moto of the International Police is given evening time slot. ^ Simmons was still involved accommodated in one dining (28 Muppets a case that baffles Scotland Yan' Peter explains. sage, dilled shrimp and herb myself.” she says. then with two retail operations, room of the old farmhouse (38 Ring Around ths World Lorre, Harold Huber. Mary Meguire “ But what is really pilaf. When the time comes, her 1938 the Hall Galleries in Springfield. Today there are so many guests d 8 Newsmakers John Wayne. Patricia Neal. Ward Bond min.) fascinating is the reason why Another meal a month later granddaughter Darlene Lee. (18 CNN Headline News 1951 alowieza forest preserve are examined Mass., and the former Gateway that meals are served in three will take over the property, $ 8 Abbott and Costsllo [U SA] Bualnaaa Suoeaat (R). (60 min.) (R). this plant was grown over the brings cream of broccoli soup, (28 Underdog [USA] Prollna Shop in Hartford. But Thursdays elaborately-decorated parlors. dD Follow Ma (38 Three Stooges salmon loaf, a conventional Simmons says. Lee and her (22 (38 QummI Bears (CC) 10:10A M [C N N ] Showbiz Waak years Take thyme, as an were her day off, and she began Jayos and ths Wheeled Warriors 9:10AM [CNN] Haalth Weak dD Lucha Libra SIN (60 min ) Guests still must avoid one husband. Jack, are already (SD (38 Bottom Line 10:30A M CD d8 Ewoka/Orolda Ad- example. You probably use it in tossed salad, a basket of rather 9:30AM Ulyaaaa 31 d^) Say Brother offering informal classes on another’s elbows as they dine, working at the farm full time. [C NN ] Dsybreak d 8 Littles (CC) CD vantura Hour your pork roasts. But it was once sweet quick breads and squares (18 Amarica'a Top Tan herbs. family-style, at tables which Darlene runs the gift shop Jack [DIS] Mousercise (SD Robotech (22 (38 Punky Brawatar dD World d a ta Championship Wraa­ thought of as a disinfectant. of gingerbread. “ This is a meal [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (38 Andy Griffith tling (60 min.) “ I served food, which we all accommodate anywhere from works in the fields and [C NN ] Big Story (28 World Chaas Championships The research has also given that reminds me of my [HB01 Survival Series: Ttgsr, Tiger dD Naw Jaraay Hlapano d D Supar Libro [HBO] MOVIE: Rio Bravo' A sheriff cooked together,” she recalls. six to 14 people supervises garden operations. [DIS] Good Morning MIckeyl outsmarts a powerful rancher who Simmons one of her chief grandparents’ farm in northern Rimed in the forests of India and Nepal, dD Rod & Raal dZ) Praaantal “ We did it in a smidge of a 9:00A M CD Muppet Babies wants his killer-brother released from Vermont,” explains Simmons on □ □ □ “ We hope to keep the place the history of the Bengal tiger is traced [CNN] Monay Waak sources of amusement. " I find space, everyone trying to avoid CD Popples [C N N ] Styla With Elaa Klanach prison John Wayne. Dean Martin. Ricky that day. as she circulates running pretty much as my [DIS] Donald Duck Praaanta Nelson. 1959. the educational snob a rather each other’s elbows. We cooked CD Rugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour [D IS] MOVIE; 'Haldt'a Song' A Swiss or­ among the guests after the It’s not easy to invite large grandmother has always done.” [ESPN] Baat of Bill Dane# phan girl joins her gruffy old grand­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Silverado' (CC) Four funny type of individual." everything as it came into CD BJ / Lobo numbers of peopleto dine in says Mrs. Lee, a pretty blonde [U SA] Baat of Monay, Monay (R) father in his Alpine village in this cowboys join forces to bsttle the corrupt Simmons says, with a chuckle. meal, “ We would always have season. (38 Wall Street Journal Report animated special Voices of Lome boss of B small western town Kevin one’s own home, says Simmons, with her grandmother’s eyes. Channels “ They come from all over to ask plenty of this salmon on hand for (28 Whiz Kids 10:00AM CD Hogan'a Rock 'n' Graana, Sammy Davis, Jr . Mergary Kline. Scott Glenn. 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"lron Eagle" (CBS-Fox) Madeline Smith 1974 have his head transplanted Hey Millend 2:15PM 9 9 Major Uagua Bm o - (22) (20 The Oolden Oirle The ladies wel­ Rosey Grier, Don Marshall 1972 ® MTV Top 20 Video Countdown n.'W InnIa tha Pooh and tha Blustery Day” (Disnav) 12:1SPM [OIS] DTV come Roses recently blinded sister, balk San O lf e at Now York Matt or S t (12) Fell and Riee of Reginald Perrin ® MOVIE; 'Cherfle Chan on Broadway' 18. Th e King and I” (CBS-Fox) LouM at Houston (2 hrs., 45 min.) T V puzzle eolution on page 10 whose overly independent manner hides ^ o o o o a sense of total helplessness (R) In 01) ffa e Living Chen find# that murder takes the stage 19. “Hou#a” (New World) 2 : 3 0 P M 9 Orasttat Sperta lagsnda Stereo end e missing diary holds a political [CNN] Plnneele scandal Warner Oland. Joan Marsh 20. 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across the Atlantic Lea Majors. Cornel Coast Stephan Boyd, Jullotta Greco. I THAT SCAAMBLEO WORD GAME ( H B O ) M O VIE; 'R a r f M f (CC) A rto o rta r (USA) Bualnaaa Sueeaaa W ild e 1978 aani to rataafeh a ttory on tha hatHh Oavid Wayna. 1 SB 1. I# by Henrt Arnold and Bob Lee 1:00PM 3 NFL Football; Philadelphia Sm iilaVy C on tin u ed club crate, fallt for a easy aerobic In- (ESPN) SportaContor (60 min.) 2:IS A M ® CBS Nawa NIgfitwateh Sandav, Sept. 7 •tructor. John Travolta, Jamla Lea Cur- Jofnod In Frosraaa at Waahington (3 hrs ) [TMC] MOV(E: Jim TItorpd: AB Affldft- Unscramble these six Jumbfes, tlt. Marllu Manner I98S. Rated R Shove er info reverse! CD MOVIE: 'NaahvMla' A poltiicaf cam oan' The ttory of ana of tha world'a moat 2 :3 0 A M ® Bums A Allan one fetter to each square, to form ( M A X ] M O VIE; 'N am bo Firat Blo od Fart paign serves as the backdrop for a pene popular athlatai. Burt Lancaafar, Phylllt (CNN) Sporta Lattnlght six ordinary words. trating look at the hypocrisy and inner w ay, O itn t KaMon tB79 Ratad R IF ICC) Rtmbo raturnt to the |ung)ea of Thaxtar. Charlaa Plekford. 1981. SlOOAM C?) CNN Haadlina News [DIS] You and Ma. Kid 9D Famo (60 min.) Vietnam to locate Amtrlean MIA'a (EBPN) SportaCantar m 7 manuavering that takes place in the cap (USA] MOVIE: -Whoa a Stranfor C allr (USA) Harballfa (TT) On« Slap Bayond Sylvattar Stallona, Richard Cranna. [M AX] Comady Exparlmant Shadowvl- itol of country music Lily Tomlin, Keith A lo n e In tha houaa w ith hat chatgaa, a (CNN] Nawi watoh (USA) Frad Lawla Show (R). S ion Charlat Naplar 1068. Ratad R (CNN] Sporta Raviaw AFTTOE Carradine. Geraldine Chaplin 1975 babyaittar It atalkad by a paychopatbic (D(B] Anlmala In Aotlon 11:30PM ® CBS Nowa 3 :0 0 A M ® Rotum of tha Saint [M AX] Maxtrax 8:00AM C D Jimmy Swaggart CD Greats of the ^eme klllar. Carol Kana. Charlat Durnlng, Cob (EBPN) Buparbouta Sugar Ray Leonard 8:30PM ® Faoo off ® BPdng Thlfiga (60 min.) lean Oawhurtt 107S 0 MOVIE; Tha Oaring Dobarmtnt' A [TMC] MOVIE; Lova and Daath' A de­ CD Maka If Raal Cf|) MOVIE: 'Sensations' A talented dan vs. Wllfrod Benltst (Lat Vagaa. Novsm. ® A llo a ® Nthwa / Spofta _L bar. 1079) (60 min ) (R). grou p o f m an tra in a p a ck o f Dobarm ant vout coward during the Napoleonic 3 CNN Haadllna Naws cer makes a spectacular musical debut 3 : 3 0 P M 3D Thia Waak lb laaaball ® Ja m ® Jaokla Olaaaon to commit robbariat. Charlat Knox Rob- Wars recounts his life and loves on the Eleanor Powell. Dennis 0 Keefe 1944 (UBA] Monroos 33) 3 9 Fradarick K. Price lZ3l WhHa Houaa BaHormanoa WHb Ola- JMPNJ^ Btllabong Fro lurfint From d D The Hartaymoofiara inton, Tim Contldine, Joan Caulfield. eve of his execution. W oody Allen. Diane 1073. (22* NFL Football: Taama to be An aMad Arllata 6:30PM ® Muppotf Keaton, Harold Gould. 1975 Rated PG (^ Ha-Man ft Masters of tha Unlvaraa VICADE nounced (3 hrs ) 0 Tha Uirtouohablaa 91) Eata •atnana art M abal (UBA] Wanted; Deed or Allva (CNN) Nawanlffit 5l2SAM [HBO] On Location: Rodnay (S 2 ) Robert Schuller ( B Tad Kfliglit Show 0 Btriody Bualnaaa (29 Connecticut Lawmakers (EBPN) Auto Racing SS; NA8CAR Oa- Dangarflald • It's Not Easy Bain' M a (65 „ (HBO) MOVIE: Turk I S r (CC) A young ® Family Claoalet 6 :3 8 P M (DIB] Oltnay Channel Frev- ® 0 Sporta Maehltia O ) (O) Saaama Street (CC) (29 NFL Football; Cleveland at Chicago graXltl artlat (IghM City Hall whan hla tarada 2 0 0 (2 hra.) min.) □ T C ® A M N o w s lew 0 MOVIE: Tha Prida af Jaaaa Hallam' (29 Oral Roberta (3 hrs ) brother la danlad hla panilon. 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S:3SAM (M AX] MOVIE: Legend of [CNN] Daybreak ChampkMiabIpa Covaraga la faaturad forbidden lova of a beautiful woman and 33) Punto da Encuantro Oesde Espana from Fluching Maadow.Corona Park (M AX] MOVIE: Tho Mon Who it. . to­ ® Spirttual Ufa Crutada Billia Jaan' (CC) A young girl becomes t tn ambltloua priatt. (2 bra.) Part S of S (UBA) Invatimant Ttaaauraa [DIS] Dumbo's CIroua (60 mm ) NY (3 b ra ) morrow Michol da Noatradamut accur­ (CNN) Sporta Totilght local legend when she finds herself o ately predicted tha rite of Hlllor and 3:0BAM (HBO) m o v i E: 'Z a M w d r a [ESPN] Soholastic Sporta America 27) Firing Line (60 min ) ® Bier Seareh (80 min.) the run from the law Helen Slater. Pete< ® 9 9 Oeth Chryatar Cup Coverage It othor hlatorical flguros Narrator: Orson (M AX] MOVIE: Taaehara' (CC) A thy tclanca whit davalopt tslaklnatlc 23' MOVIE; Deeth Penelty' A deter ® Naw Jaraey Paopta burnarf-out but gifted taachar laeat oom- Coyote. Keith Gordon. 1965 Rated R. 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Tig- show boat In tha early IBOO't Kathryn 6;30AM 3 up Front rankflOi at Colifomla (3 hrt | 1BS4. Rated R 01 tha Vary Rich' Whan thair rich father WHAT PO you [CNN] Newsday ar Roo, Eyore and ttvtral other A.A. Orayaon. Howard Kaal, Ava Gardner 33) Insight l 8 MOVIE: '0.1. Joo: Pyramid o( Dark, diet, three greedy brothers Indulge In CD Tha World Tomorrow Mine forest creatio ns are seen In sev­ J B B 1 1 1 :3 B P M (HBO] MOVIE: Juat Otto of 3 9 CNN Headline Nawa SMCX)RE WEEP TO 5POTANJ [DIS] MOVIE: A M o u m and Hla Child' naaa' Animated eral» stories (60 min.) (R) axpanalve to lra e t w ith beau tiful w om an 3 It la Written thft Guys' (CC) An tttractlvft high tehool - > Two mice dream of becoming wind-up ® 0 MOVIE: 'Fopeye Doyla' Naw Heather Oaalay, Chrit Chitty. Jenny [DIS] Donald Duck Praaanta ICEBEK5TWENTr toys Voices of Ctorls Leachman. Andy l2Z) l|9 NFL Football: Indlanapolla at G D S w itch •tudsnt ditguiffti hftrsftif at a boy to 2 9 KIdtIme Naw England (3 hrt ) York datectiva Popaya’ Doyla Invattl- Waatbrook. 1983. Ratad R. [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 MIta Celebrity Devine. Peter Ustinov 1978 Rated G (O) Fame (60 m in) ttat a murder cate with Implications that aha can ra-«ntar a J^ournallam con- (29 Robert Sohullar MILE8 AWAr? taat Joyca Hytar, Clayton Rohnar, Toni 3 :3 0 A M (CNN) Craatflra C h a m pio n sh ip (60 min.) [ESPN] Rugby: Michelob National Club l8 l Nova: Tha RIaa of a Wonder Drug 3 9 Bluft Knifht let cou ld affect tha balance of pow er In 2 9 Hackle ft Jackla/Daputy Dawg (CC) Tha true ttory of tha man who thaa Middle East. Ed O'Nalll, Matthew Hudson. 1966. Rated PQ-13. [CNN] Showbiz Waak Finals From Tampa. FL (00 min ) (O Chftok it OutI 4 :0 0 A M ® Jaokla QIaaaan 6:10AM 2 9 Davay ft Goliath worttod behind tha tcanaa to dovalop Laurence. Candy Clark. (BBS. [ U S A ] MOVIE: 'M o n k e y Kung Fu' A mar 1 1 : 4 B P M CSD Entftrtalnmftnt Thia ENLOUG penicillin It told (80 min ) (R). (Q) 29 Silver Spoona Whan Edward |USA) All Amariean Wraatling (BO m in) 6:30AM (3 ) A gronaky ft C o m pany (R). 23) Super Sunday Now arrange the circled letters to tial arts expert takes on a disciple who ® 9J) Maaterpleee Theabe: WIntton W ftftk A aaluta to tha "S ta r T r«k" phtno - (31 Thla Waak In SeaatMlI turns the toy company presidency to (3) Young Edition [CNN] Croaafire form the surprise answer, as sug­ becomes a master of monkey kung fu Cnurohlll: The WHdemeaa Yaart Chur- manon. including Inttrviawt with W il­ Kate, her success in the position makes chill. Itolitad from the National Govern­ liam Shatnar, Laonard Ntmoy. DaForoat 4 :1 0 A M (CNN] BhowbK Weak New Jersey People Chen Mu-Chuan, Yueh Hua 1980 0 PELICULA: 'Let Ttgioa da Monpra. C£) [DIB] Good Morning Mickayl gested by the above cartoon. him Jealous. (R) In Stereo. ment ol Ramtay MacDonald, takai his Kftilay and craator Qana Roddonbarry, tan' Ivan Railnov. Lull Davila. Claudia 4 :3 0 A M ® Jtekla QIaaton (O) Christopher Ciose-Up [ESPN] Spaadwaak 1:30PM 3 Major Lftegue Beaebelt; Qravy Q l Cethftdrel (pC) Live action and ani­ family on holiday to Germany where HI- a i wall at tootaga from tha original pilot. PmNT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW New York Meta at Sen Diego (2 hrs. 30 mation combine to tell the story of the tier, on tha brink of power, arrangat a (60 min.) In Starao. [CNN] Big Story 3 9 20 Minute Workout [HBO] Fraggla Rock (CC) l|Z) M aatargiaoo U ta alto : W ln aten Chur, min ) building of a French cathedral. 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Susan Blakely rM A X ]fM O VIE: 'R em bo First Blo od Pert [HBO] 1969 [DIB] New VaudavHlltnt A look at the mas V e t eviada a la priaion A l astir de la [DIB] MOVIE: 'Devil and Max Devlin' graffiti artist fights City Hall when his 1978 II' (CC) Rambo P returne to the junglei of AaMftM Boek N ft.lt l i f t y t lib li lo r t l. t S pluft S t eania p o ftltta and hin d fln t bem now vaudavllllan festival' held at San carcel ancuantra trabajo como airvlenta With buslnats bad In Hadaa, the Devil's brother is denied his pension. Timothy 8:45AM SaerMt Hurt (29 Presental Vietnam to locata American MIAs Aenbla. e k ith li iWNiWBftr, P.O. Boa tStt, OrNhdOy FL a itO M ttft Mehida yeuf Francisco State University (90 m in) d o m estics en donde ea aeducida y aban- left-hand man, Barney Satin, makat a ® Jimmy Swaggart Hutton, Robert Urich. Robert Culp. 9:00AM CD Comment l^m AadtM tt, 1(0 oodatttdmMft your ehftdtpftyAiH>NtsripN>»Boofca. 3 9 M utual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom donada con un nino (60 min.) hot deal with new arrival Mas Devlin El- Sylvetter Stallone. Richard Crenna. 1984 Rated R (ESPN) Fithin' Hole (80 m in) ® Star Trok (CNN) Monay Week liott Gould. BUI Cosby, Susan Anspach Charlet Napier. 1986 Rated R 3 Plasticman 27) Newton'a Apple (CC) 0 Kaya to Suceoaa [TMC] MOVIE: Conan the Destroyer’ (M AX) MOVIE: 'Supottnan' An Inlant 1981 Ratad PG In Touch Minlatrlaa [HBO] MOVIE: Juat One of the G u y t' (CC) Tricked by a wicked queen, Conan CD from the planai Krypton (ournayt to iD Kideo TV ® Hogan't Hatoat 33) Three Stooges 33) Para Ganta Grande (105 min ) (CC) An attractive high school student [EBPN] 1986 Intematlenal Watarekl must face countless obstacles in order 3 (22) Oral Roberta Earth where ha grows up to bsttia avil (29 MOVIE: Tartan's Hidden Jungle' disguises herself as a boy so that she [CNN] Sporta Sunday (60 min) Tour (80 min ) 0 To Be Annoumrad to stop her evil magic Arnold Schwar­ 3 Feca the Notion Chrlstophar Raava, Margot KIddar, Gene 33) Josla and tha Pusaycata The King of the Jungle tangles with two 1 1:30AM can re-enter a journalism contest Joyce [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Denftftroua When Wet' 0 Clirittlan Llfaatyla Magatina zenegger. Grace Jones. W ilt Chamber- Hackman 1978 Rated PG (TM C] MOVIE: 'American Flyata' (CC) O ) Kenneth Copeland ruthless white hunters. Gordon Scott 3 3 9 This Waak With David Brinkley Hyser Clayton Rohner, Toni Hudson An Arkanias girl, who is plannning to lain. V^4. Rated PG Two brothers enter a grueling cross- ® Hollywood and tha Stare Vera Miles. Peter Van Eyck 1955 MOVIE: 'Jack end tha Beanstalk' 1985 Rated PG-13 4:30PM Cfc Otoata o f tha Oama swim the English channel, falls in love country bicycle rece when the younger (29 Lassie 33) [CNN] Nawanighi Update Back on the charts 6;45AM 33) Davey ft Qoliath (29 Profiles of Nature Lou falls asleep while babysitting and O MOVIE: My LIttta Chlekadaa' A with a French chempagne selesmen Es­ sibling learns he might have a fatal here­ l29 2Z) Saaama Street (CC) 2:00PM (J5 MOVIE: Th» Adv*ntur»t dreams he s Jack in the fairy tale Jack woman plays tha field In search ol a rich ther. Williems. Fernando Lamas. 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CT 34 ledge and thrills leads him into a series 2 9 MOVIE: Tom Sawyer' Animated Hope Lange. Cheries Boyer 1963 ® Evonbvg at Pope W o rld renow n c e ll­ ® Dream Obi U.6.A 1 : 4 B A M ® Man About tha Houta WVIT Hertford. CT (S ) 27) Mr. Rogers' NeighborfK»od corn and Jones. LTD ” at No. 30 of exciting adventures 1985. 9 9 Avongpra ist Vo Yo Me performs Haydn. Saint- ® TTra W o rld Tom orrow WSBK Boston. M A [CNN] CNN Inveatigativa Report [CNN] Larry King Waakand 1 : 5 0 A M o m te 2 9 Underdog Seans, end Kreisler with John W illiems (M A X ) MOVIE; -L m 177. WGGB SpringfreM. MA 40 [ESPN] Sportseenter'a NFL Oemeday [DIS] Mouse Fectory (DIS) Bast of W alt Disnay Praaanta Tha l 8 Happy Daya dDOddCoupfa Amftrteft* 0000 Reted R. from ^a planet Krypton joumays to iob with a touriit agancy. 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This could be considered a type of experience working with (29) Bugs Bunny (28 Heathcliff each of whom did a complete (28 Seooby Doo •Q pelvic exam. adolescent women who have had abuse, although it does not involve behavior ^ 9 20 Minute Workout negative sexual expe. iences. i D El Club 700 17) Sesame Street (CC) Now. at age 16. she’s been of a traditionally sexual nature, f f (i3) Superfriends li) M.A.8.K. diagnosed as having an ovarian apart, but this position is best Call the nearest m ^ ic a l school [C N N ] Daybreak [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus cyst, which requires frequent for an exam. A physician should or large hospital and ask if they have an adolescent clinic. [018] Mickey Mouse Club 9 :0 0 A M CD Hour Magazine examinations. 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Leslie Stone says, “ People I think the Senior Pages may do Directory, also a member of the elderly and businesses which “ W e gel so much positive are using their directories well too. But I ’m not sure how national organization. offer special bonuses or feedback from women and men. because they are easier to use di.scounts to seniors. They may many other* directories will Maxine Gold, editor, says, Up until this year, though, we than the phone books.” also include sections on public emerge. You have to aim at a New York City are working on a Look at as many Women’ s interviewed says that distribution directories including: Silver directory was and still is a little been strong in recognizing distribute ftee copies to anyone what they’re doing. Fisher says, alternative bookstores. Pages (or Gray Pages) for senior largest in the country) and proposal for their own Yellow Pages as you can find. is the key to success — and the different than ours. For example feminism politically. ' requesting them in addition to “ I will do anything I can to • Community centers, offices of president o f the National adaptation: The Pink and Blue Contact the national association biggest source o f trouble. citizens, and ethnic directories we were heavy on therapists and But a growing number o f selling through the usual outlets. promote women-owned organizations. Association of Women’s Yellow Pages, a guide for proscpective and ask for their information One publisher admits, “ Our like San Francisco’s Asian counselors and still have more of business owners, small and In Washington, D .C ., the businesses." • Offices o f counselors, Yellow Pages. But the Women’s Pages, says, “This issue, parents through the parents o f packet. 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W e • College and university reading them, including men. we expect more this coming which welcome babies and directories have more space than for the first year. directory will accomplish two because o f city legislation which everyone. We can help her not libraries and bookstores, More than any indicator I’ ve year. When 1 bought the nursery schools. Wherever a in standard Yellow Pages, .30 should have nailed down A spokesman for them says, things: Tell seniors where they requires companies to use make the same mistakes we agreements with book stores, especially community colleges. specialized yet broad-based words to describe what they do. "W e are approaching can get services and discounts women-owned busines.ses. Partly made.” community centers. W e should • Or contact The National market segment exists, can a This is helpful no matter what corporations and attempting to and force businesses which don’t they are because this is a Even if the directory you want have had mailing lists done. W e Association of Women’s Yellow directory not be a possibility? business or service therteader gain sponsorship. I f a provide them to do something. pragmatic business-oriented city to publish isn’t a Women’ s were frantically pulling those Pages, Box 66093, Los Angeles, ■fhe first W om en’s Yellow needs — but it’s especially corporation will underwrite a We are consumer activists. And Women’s Yellow Pages are published and women-owned businesses Yellow Pages, you should study distribution pieces together after C alif.90066, (213) 398-5761, Pages was published in San helpful in differentiating one number o f copies, their name we think a directory is more have proven their worth. these publications as prototypes for information and help in by and for women. But they aren't for Francisco in the spring o f ’76. therapist from another." we got the books, which is the will be listed as sponsor on the than a resource book; it’s a “Companies u.se our directory 3. Set a realistic budget based hard way to do it.” locating W om en’s Y ellow Pages The phone company was unified; The San Francisco directory cover page." power tool. because it’s easier to use than |for your area. ■ women only, ff and the Y ellow Pages were the still has the look and feel o f a standard issue. The women’s the phone book. The listings are movement publication grown up. movement may have been at a Tw o o f the first and still best ' Continued ... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Sept. 6. 1986 2 0 ( n i g h t s • • ' . I ; I < ' •>>!’ ) t - .'.I 21 The Curious Shopper WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Sept. 6i IBM Food and caring shape our tastes or most of us it begins lives will shape what we choose Chicken and beef physical, mental and emotional with milk, from a breast to provide when it becomes our well-being. But though I follow or a bottle, from a can turn to be the providers. my own intuition and common W However our tastes may change as we or a cow. As infants, Judy Shepard is a friend, a sense, I’m not a purist. I try not we have no choice; we mother/stepmother to six to u.se recipes that violate my grow, they will be influenced by what we accept what those who children, a publisher, a writer principles loo often, but I can tasted in the beginning — just as the way we without antibiotics care for us provide. Our bodies, and collector of cookbooks. In make my peace with the mind and all. take that fact, Judy says, she has "a occasional breach, I tell myself. feel about food later on will be influenced by nourishment and change and mania for cookbooks and ’Everything in moderation... grow according to what we’re recipes," Where does that mania including moderation.’ how we felt about it then. ff given. In that purely physical come from? While Judy’s kitchen is a stili hard to find sense, we are becoming what we “Perhaps,” she conjectures, caring place, it’s also one of are eating. “there’s something deep in my originates with her grandmother. muffin tin and bake in a curiosity, adventure and 8y Sonja Hainza But there’s much more to it genetic makeup which prompts creativity. Visual artistry and Honey, and has now passed to J-SO-degree oven until done (30 hazard to humans because any yams. 'The true yam is a than that. In those early days, it me to follow the practice of ritual enhance the act of eating. a fourth generation in Judy’s to 40 minutes, depending on the antibiotics residues in the meat different plant entirely and. is must seem to us that our centuries. Originally a matter of daughter. Liza. It’s called size muffin tins you are using). Please inform me If there are are insignificant. Many disagree. At the Shepards’ table, there is wholesalers or retailers who sell sweeter than the sweet potato. caregivers are what they are survival, cooking and eating Honey’s “Quilting Bees": “When my mother gave me I don’t think anybody really far more than meets the longue meal and poultry that were not The confusion of the sweet providing — and more important now involve much more than "It’s nice to cook for family that recipe and I tried it out.” knows for sure one way or the potato with the true yam still, how they are providing it. mere nourishment. I think of 2 cups raisins fed anitUdodcs. Emily Dais, St. other. and friends,” Judy says simply. 2 cups water Judy recalls, “I fell a very warm Petersburg, Fla. apparently arose in the South The smells and tastes of their myself as a wife, mother and “In a way, it’s a gift I am and satisfying feeling to know Incidentally, the beef supplied years ago from the habit of bodies are the smells and tastes I'/’ cups sugar Beef or poultry that was not hostess who likes to cook for offering them, and good food that I was cooking one of my to the White House family slaves calling the sweet potato of our food, the source of our '/; cup shortening fed antibiotics is available, but and feed those I. care about” not only nourishes the body, it comes from the president’s own by an African word meaning “to first feelings of warmth and 2 eggs grandmother’s recipes. I like the you will have to search for it. Because food and caring are pleasures the .soul.” ranch, where cattle are reared eat." True yams are rarely seen fullness and comfort. And as we so closely associated for Judy 2'/: cups flour continuity” Such beef is currently being without antibiotics or hormones. There must have been called “natural beef,” and the in the U.S., except perhaps in smell and suck and swallow and and her husband. Marty, they 2 teaspoons cinnamon Thank you. Judy, for the Latin American maricets. something in Judy’s earliest poultry is called “free range.” feel, the face close above brings shop and cook with care, '/: teaspoon cloves recipe — and particularly for the VARIOUS COLORS OF So although it’s technically a experience with food that gave warm feelings we felt when we The supply of these producu is WINE AND GRAPE JUICE us (if we are fortunate) our first searching out freshness and pleasure to her soul, and there / teaspoon nutmeg mistake to call a sweet potato a cooked Honey’s Quilting Bees, limited, but the demand iSi Why is ordinary grape Juice a sights and sounds of love. quality, scrutinizing labels, were probably similar '/< teaspoon salt yam, through common usage a However our tastes may attentive to guidelines for and ate them, loo! growing. I believe you will be deep purple color, whereas experiences in the early lives of 2 teaspoons baking powder seeing more of it on the market. yam is the darker variety of change as we grow, they will be healthy eating that others have I cup walnut pieces If you'd tell us something wine, also made from grapes, is sweet potato. those who cared for her. Some supermarket chains, clear or red? influenced by what we tasted in suggested or that they have Boil raisins in water for 10 about life in your family, I’d be Passing on the gifts that we’ve such as Grand Union, carry a James Weidman, director of Beef or poultry that was not fed antibiotics is the beginning — just as the way formulated over the years for been given is one way to minutes and drain. Cream sugar glad to hear from you. Write DECAF VERSUS we feel about food later on will themselves. natural beef line in all of their consumer relations for Welch REGULAR COFFEE confirm our place in the and shortening. Add eggs and “Insights Into Childhood,” c/o 115 stores in the New York avaiiable In some supermarkets, but you will be influenced by how we felt “I have no doubt,” Judy Foods, explains that the answer Perhaps you can shed a little .sequence of generations, and stir. Add all dry ingredients and Family Communications. 4802 metropolitan area. Your own have to search for it. about it then. What’s more, says, “that what you put in your to your question lies in the light on the problem of brewed there’s a recipe Judy thought mix well. Stir in nuts and Fifth Avenue. Pitt.sburgh, Pa. supermarket may be toying with grapes themselves. “The natural those early influences in our body directly affects your decaffeinated coffee as opposed you might like to have. It raisins. Put in a lightly greased 15213. ■ the idea. Let the store manager color of Concord grapes,” says know if you want it. to regular coffee. The question Weidman, “is much more blue. is: Which o f the two is the less Some health-food stores carry Concord grapes are the most problematic? The decitf, which beans with a substance that antibiotics-free meat and ptiultry, important variety used for grape Write to Multi-Marketing and Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce is chemically processed (unless occurs naturally in the coffee. or can put you in touch with juice. Concord grapes are not Mfg., Box 896 W, Cedaredge. someone in your area who can one is lucky enough to find a Procter & Gamble’s Folger’s Colo. 81413, $6.95 plus $1 10 Presents very popular for use in coffee decaffeinated by the and High Point coffees are supply you. In any case, you wine-making. When they are postage.” will have to pay a high price for water process) or the caffeine in decaffeinated with ethyl acetate, Lynn Morford, Springfield, used, the wine is heavily regular coffee? I consume no a natural substance found in It sweetened and used as a dessert III.; “There’s a kitchen tool An estimated 80 percent of more than two cups a day. apples and bananas. called Easy Twist, an adjustable wine. And this wine does look Muriel Harris, Atlantic City, “Caffeine is a drug, and no U S. livesUK'k and poultry purple!” wrench. Check the gadget ------MAGAZINE receive some drugs during their SJ. drug lacks unwanted side department of department or Dr. Michael Jacobson, head effects," says Jane Brody in her life span, drugs such as SWEET POTATOES AND YAMS hardware stores.” penicillin, streptomycin and of the Center for Science in the “Nutrition Book.” “But current Another example of the Herald’s What is the difference between Public Interest, feels that the evidence suggests that the Pauline Danner, Ocean City, tetracycline, to name but a few. a sweet potato and a yam? This has been going on since amounts of chemicals such as picture is not as bleak as some N J.; “Buy a gadget called commitment to the needs and 1950. There are two types of sweet methylene chloride that might be people might think.” Taken in Helping Hand. Write to: Helping potatoes commonly sold in the Originally these dmgs were left in coffee after decaffeination moderation by the average Hand, c'o Ad-Mart Media, P.O. interests of Man"ehester. United States. One type has a are minimal. “Caffeine poses a healthy person, caffeine can Box 35948, Tulsa, Okla. 74153; given to the animals to prevent yellowish-tan skin with a light disease, but it was soon greater risk than the chemicals,” actually be beneficial. $11.95 plus $2 shipping. yellow or pale orange interior. he said. 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