Quick viewing(Text Mode)

Aussaim Reagan Boosts Tight Embargo Against Cuba

Aussaim Reagan Boosts Tight Embargo Against Cuba

20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 1986

■^MISCELLANEOUS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright BUSINESS ■q TIMISCELLANEOUS ii4n:z:kTHiiri SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS IELI fo r s a l e I ^ F O R SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 Market doesn’t NEARLY NU ^TADlO^.-fHePE'S ft i Yanks, Red Sox -tam p io n archer AND 1 HKE to HAKCf AftDWD i t SHOPPE PAINTING/ I^MiSCELLANEDUS ■^MISCELLANEDUS m (MPtee ANt> WAIT respond to Fed CHILD CARE 1 ! ■ both are winners isnV^ne to brag 366 Main Street (PAPERING |P » ISERVICES r I2JJ SERVICES 'to'mpoCJ ft bcK OF pbpCOPN I t (In Phllbrick Agency Building AT HIM. I' M « J » J • A pflQ O 9 ... page 11 be^een Russell & Haynes Sts. Sunshine Daycare Center- Nome your own price — 'magazine Inside September openings tor 3 Father and son. Fast, 646-2073 to 5 years old. $60 weekly. dependable service. Open 6:30-5:30. Call 646- Painting, Paperhanging Hours 10-4, Mon.-Sat. 7160. & Removal. Call 872-8237. 6 4 7 - 7 9 4 9 Baby Furniture, Toys, Clothing, Sizes: Newborn-14 Child care. Your home- .help with 3 3 HANLEY CONCRETE 50% O FF Summer Clothing homework.1 2 : 0 0 - ELECTRICAL L 6:00pm,light cleanlng,649- • SIDEW ALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS 5448. Dumas Electric — Having • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS Spa shells- factory se­ iq IBOATS/MARINE Day Care - 2 openings for Electrical Problems? • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES w I e o u ip m en t conds or damaged In Need a large or a small transportation. $200 to age 2 and up. In licensed Repair? We Specialize In CONTRACTOR S INQUIRIES WELCOME $800 as Is. Call evenings or Manchester home. Excel­ Residential Work. Joseph weekends. 742-6469. lent program, Includes lUanrhpatrr Hrralft Dumas. Fully Licensed. dally activities, meals, ) ManchesiRr - A City ol Village Charm snacks and more. Part Free Estimates. 646-5253. 14 toot Chrysler, tiber time and before and after gloss boot with 40 horsep­ school care (Bowers ower motor plus trailer. ■^HEATING/ Delivering clean farm Brand new hospital bed School) welcome. Expe­ $1100. Coll 649-8810. rienced professional with I21LI PLUMBING loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. 25 Cents and wheel chair for sole Also sand, stone, ond $1000. Call 647-7646 after references. 649-2611 D 8> D Landscaping. Vaca­ CARS ionCAMPERS/ 6pm. anytime. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ tion cuttings, hedge trim­ gravel. Call 643-9504. A I MUSICAL FDR SALE ■ ^ T R A ILER S ITEMS throom remodeling; In- ming, Prunings, flower & I __ I Boston Red Sox Year CARPENTRY/ stallotlon water heaters, shrub plantings. Free esti­ Phil's Lawn Care-fertiliz­ Politics, books, 1971 to 1984. 14 REMODELING garbage disposals; faucet mates. Call 659-2436 after ing, gardening, lawn 1964 Rambler American For Sale - Mobile Home In Pianos and Organs - Sav­ Altogether. $65. Call 742- ( repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- 5:30pm. mowing and light lands­ classic red convertible. Lakeworth, Florida, 12 x Reagan boosts 6016n. asterCard accepted. caping. Call 742-7476. ings to 50%. Baldwin and Carpentry and remodel­ New top and Interior. 55. Central air and Florida other name brands. Fri­ Your neighborhood Rebuilt last year, runs room, adult park. $22,(XX), For Sale-Norge upright ing services — Complete good' and looks good. peaches day August 22, 1-9pm; home repairs and remo­ handy man! Honest fam­ pictures available. Write Saturday August 23, 9am- freezer, 77 Chevy Nova, I^MISCELLANEDUS ily man, will estimate any SERVICES $1,000 or best offer. Call PO BOX 272 Chaplin Ct 9pm; Sunday August 24, and barbecue,649-0563. deling. Quality work. Ref­ lO llj-SERVICES------WANTED 635-1998 anytime. 06235. erences, licensed and In­ lob you create, lawns, ( tight embargo 9am to 6pm at the She­ sured. Call 646-8165. hauling, cleaning, paint­ U Brawny bunk bed,mat­ raton Tobacco Valley Inn, ing, and minor repairs. Wanted- reliable babyslt- can mix Exit 37 ott 1-91, Windsor. tresses Included,excellent Odd lobs. Trucking. Iq TIMISCELLANEDUS Don't miss the many offer­ Residential/Bus I ness. fer/house keeper,l-5 dally I CAMPERS/ lg f l l ------Financing available. Mas­ condition,used two yeors Home repairs. You name For the highest quality at In m y home In TRAILERS AUTOMDTIVE tercard, and Visa. Fac­ $100,coll742-7923. - ings In today's classified It, we do It. Free esti­ the lowest prices call, columns. mates. Insured. 643-0304. • Manchester,647-0097 after By John F. Kirch tory warranties and local John 643-4353. 5pm. 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks against Cuba service. Choose trom Herald Reporter ENDROLLS Self contained Scotty great, runs great, soft top. Spinets, Consoles, Stu­ Camper - Sleeps four, $4995 evenings. 643-5689. dios, and Grands. New 27'h width - 25C refrigerator, sink, Can peaches and politics mix? By George Gedda tional Foundation, an’anti-Castro walnut apartment size pl- 13% width - 2 lor 254 screened windows, stor­ Evidently they do. The anos,$988. Hurry to save!. MUST be picked up at the age space. Many other group, praised the president’s I^ C A R S LIQUOR PERMIT During one of the best-attended actions. G Manchester Herald Office features. $500 or best TAG SALES TAG SALES TAG SALES FDR SALE NOTICE OF APPLICATION peach festivals in the Eighth WASHINGTON — President Alto Sox, Bundy II $350, before 11 A M. ONLY. offer. Cosh only. Home Utilities District’s history, politics “The Cuban American commun­ Tenor Sox VItto $400. Call 647-9613, Rob or work This is to give notice that 1, Reagan has taken steps to seal ity welcomes U.S. efforts to tighten 647-1106. Both . pertect Tag Sble-Movlng! Var­ Tag Sale - Saturday Au­ Tag Sale-August 23rd and 647-6057, Bea. MARY ANN BALDYGA of ran as widely through the crowd of cracks in the U.S. trade embargo the U.S. embargo. We hope the new working condition. iety of household Items. gust 23rd, 9-3:30. House­ 24fh, 10-4, 87 Campfleld 463 BIRCH MOUNTAIN 3,500 as the peach shortcake that against Cuba and put a stop to its policy will limit Castro’s ability to Maple twin bed complete. hold Items, bric-brac, 1978 Oldsmoblle Omega - ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT was served by the district fire Rd..Manchester, Excellent condition. Low 06040 hove filed on applica­ “trafficking in human beings” continue his African wars and the For Sale - Bose 901 speok- Clothing, odds and ends. man's bike, antlaue NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion placarded AUGUST 6, department. TAG SALES Saturday, 9am-4pm, 60 Mileage. $1900. Please •ESTATE OF trying to get out of the country, it resulting deaths of many Cuban ers, dlrect/retlectlng 18 chairs. 103 Weaver Rd. Toy Sale - not a mini sale, call 647-8230 after 5pm. 1986 with the Deportment of “Politics and the peach festival was announced Friday. speakers total, asking Hublard Dr. Vernon. Rain date Sunday. lust toys, toys, toys,. ANNIE M. ZENE, a/k/a Llouor Control o TAVERN youths,” he said. ANNIE ZENE, Late of LIQUOR for the sole of alco­ — it’s not intentional but it has Reagan ordered an end to Cuban $700. Mint condition. Also, Tag Sale. M oving to Saturday August 23rd Manchester, deceased Efforts to obtain a comment 2 very large speakers. $100 Big Tag Sale-household Tag Sale-multl family tag 1975 AMC Pacer, runs holic liquor on the premises mixed for years,” said Eighth immigration to the United States Condo - Must sell! Sim­ (rain date Sunday), 8 - 2, good, like new snow tires The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 76 COOPER STREET, MAN­ from the Cuban diplomatic mis­ g piece. Call 649-5695. goods, clothes, many sale, name brand cosme­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court District spokesman Thomas from third countries — a practice mons king-size sofa bed, 33 Bates Road. on extra rims, high mi­ C H E S T E R , C T 06040. The bu­ O’Marra. sion here were unsuccessful. colonial dining room, Items. Saturday August tics,bobv furniture,toys- of Probate, District of Man­ siness will be owned by for which the State Department The announcement came three leage. $425 or best offer. chester at a hearing held on MARY'S HOLE IN THE PETS AND solid maple worktable, 23rd,9-5,Wynedlng HIM ,clothes(boys and glrls- August 20, 1986 ordered that The 29th annual peach festival said Cuba sometimes charges days after the administration Road, Manchester, ,sizes 0-4 years), Call 647-7591. W A L L , INC. of 463 B IR C H SUPPLIES double bed, good clo­ all claims must be presented MOUNTAIN ROAD, MAN­ was held across the street from the emigres or their families in excess disclosed new efforts to facilitate thing, books galore (pa­ household, miscellane­ Automotive to the fiduciary on or before C H E S T E R , C T 06040 and will of $30,000 a head. Tag Sale-Sotufday Au­ 1977 Dodge Aspen Wagon. November 22, 1986 or be district firehouse. The festival is the immigration of certain catego­ perbacks, art history, ous,12 Green Road 88,(X)0 miles, good condi­ be eonducted by M ARY ANN The measures designed to For Sale- AKC registered complete Hardy boys), gust 23rd,8:00-4:00,glrls (corner Harlan Street),10- barred os by low provided. B A L D Y G A OS permittee. held to raise money for the ries of Cubans. tion, Air conditioning, Johanna M. Bruder, tighten the 1960 embargo against Golden Retrelvers, father comics, records, camera, c lo t h in g , s iz e s 2- 4,August 23rd only. MARY ANN BALDYGA volunteer fire department, which U.S. officials who arrived this Is a grand champion. Call CARS new tires. $300. 649-7770. Assistant Clerk Doted Aug. 14, 1986 Cuba “will make it more difficult week in Cuba soon will begin mower, lots more. Satur­ 6,dishes,tv,odds and The fiduciary Is: expects to raise $5,000 from this 643-7605 after 5. day August 23rd. 8am- ends,22 Foster Street, Tag Sale. Saturday 8/23- FOR SALE Clinton Zene 032-08 year’s event. for the government of Cuba to interviewing 58 long-term political Manchester. 1978 Chevette,4 door,auto­ 4pm. 85 Thayer Rd. 24, 9-3. Antique picture matic,air condltlonlng- 105 Irving Street Aside from the long lines for obtain U.S. dollars and American prisoners to determine their eligi­ Moving must get rid of Manchester. frames, children's clo­ Hartford, CT 06112 peach shortcake, there was music goods by unlawful means,” State bility to immigrate to the United black Labadore mix, 2'/j ,good condition,call 048-08 Garage Sale-August thing and toys, and mis­ 649-4919. by Johnny Prytko and the Good Department spokesman Charles States. Similar interviews will be years old, fixed. Call 2 3 r d , 9 : 0 0 - cellaneous household Redman said. 649-2714. 3:00,miscellaneous house­ Items. 352 Taylor Street, Times Band, and there was enter­ conducted with 26 recently re­ hold Items, and clothing, 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 Datsun 310 1979,4 speed- tainment by the Eighth District “The objective is to tighten leased prisoners and with relatives Vernon. Rain or shine. speed, air conditioning, ,hlgh highway milea­ USED CARS enforcement of the embargo, deny­ Healthy loveable kittens, Tag Sale - August 23rd and 20 Fulton Rood. LIQUOR PERMIT Fife and Drum Corps. of a group of Cubans who came to looking tor good home. Large Tag Sale. August AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ ge,new clutch, and NOTICE OF APPLICATION ing to the Castro regime economic this country in 1984. 24th, Saturday 9:00 - 3:00, cellent condition. $4,000. brakes,AM/FM cassette. 83 PLY TURI8M0 And there was STEAL, an Please call 646-4288, keep Sunday all day. Miscel­ T ag S a I e - 23rd and 24th, 8:00am to ()p., 4 C)l, Ml, Sta Cm benefits from the United States While no change is contemplated trying! 4pm, 3 families, furniture, 659-2436 after 5:30. Very good condition Th is Is to give notice that I, organization opposed to town- while Castro continues to ignore laneous Items, applian­ furniture,washing ma­ $1100,646-1205. ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA of district consolidaton, whose in that policy, the measures ces, furnitures, clothing. chine, toys,clothing, toys, clothes, household 118 CONWAY ROAD, MAN­ *4295 international obligations and to ordered by Reagan call for an end Free kittens - variety of miscellaneous household goods, bedding and much 1976 Mecury Montigo mix C H E S T E R , C T 06040 hove members combed the area, taking 2 Roln or shine, 44 North station wagon, 8 cylinder, Must Sell - 1977 Toyota mrsue policies inimical to U.S. to immigration by Cubans through ages and colors. Checked Street Monchester. Items. August 23rd,10am- more. 17 Scott Drive, filed on application pla­ 84 CHEV CHEVETTE donations and talking to people fnterests.” by a vet. Call 742-5768. best otter. Call after 12 Celica GT Hatchback. 5 carded A U G U S T 11,1986 with about their cause. third countries. 5pm, 151 Birch Vernon. Directly off Tun- noon, 643-8561. speed, good condition. the Department of Liquor Cp., 4 Cyl. Ml Redman said a proclamation Redman said the Cuban govern­ Street, Manchester. nell Rd. Control o CAFE for the sole "There is a crisis in town and AKC Doberman puppy. 1 Tag Sale. August 23 and Reliable. First $1000 takes signed by the president calls for a ment has been "trafficking in 24, 21 Stock Place, Man­ nouth Fury - 1975. Air It. Call 647-9804. of alcoholic liquor on the pre- *4195 that is consolidation,” said Ad­ crackdown on trading with Cuban human beings” by charging citi­ female. Excellent temper- chester, 9am-5pm. Child­ Neighborhood tag sale.S- Estate Tag Sale - 70 Jarvis mlses 378 HARTFORD rienne Bletchman. She is the wife ment, shots, ears, tails 8, aturday August 23rd,9-4. Road, Manchester, Au­ Sdltlonlng, excellent ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT 85 CHEV CAPRICE front companies located in Pa­ zens and U.S. residents thousands ren's articles, furniture 06040. The business will be of Robert Bletchman, who is claws. 646-4104. Phillip and Kane Roads. gust 23rd, 10am. Antiques, condition. 647-7702 after 4 h.. H Ml tc, n. n. nama and elsewhere, which at­ of dollars to finance the departure and miscellaneous. 6pm, $1700. owned bv H.R.C., INC. of 378 f.IMm, P. Udu president of STEAL, which stands tempt to evade the U.S. trade Childrens many household Items. HARTFORD ROAD, MAN­ for Stop Tampering with the of Cubans to third countries, from )7 ^miscellaneous Tog Sale. Huge. Many Items,aauarlum,mlscellan Chevy Impala, 1975, 4 dr. C H E S T E R , C T 06040 ond will embargo. which they proceed legally to the eous. 1983 Cadillac Brougham. be conducted bv ROBERT P. *10,595 Eighth’s American Liberties. She An official at the Cuban diplo­ United States. FDR SALE new Items. Air condi­ hard top. Air, power steer­ Full size sedan Devllle. M A G N O T T A OS permittee. 3 called the peach festival “a good tioner. Must come. 35 CARS Herald photo by Tucker matic mission in Washington, who The ‘‘extortionary fees” Tag Sale-curtains beds­ I ing and brakes. V8, cruise Top condition. First ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA 85 FORD ESCORT arena to inform people of what’s Glendale Rd. 9-4pm, Au­ Doted 13-8-86 asked not to be identified, said, charged by Cuban officials some­ preads,maple end tables- FOR SALE control. Good condition $10,000 takes It. Call 646- Sh. If.. 4 Cyl.. Ml 4C. PS, PI. happening in town.” gust 23, Saturday. Rain $750 742-0862. 8132. 024-08 Skm, LrmiM Eric Gagne, 4, of Manchester, digs into Peggy, and joined nearly 3,500 people “What can you eilpect from this times exceeds $30,000, Redman date Sunday. ,lamps living room ‘"rhis event may not occur next administratioiYs_a^tudes toward said. set,dishes. 45 Glenwood year unless they (townspeople) some peach shortcake during Friday who danced, ate and were merry at the For sale. Lloyd AM/FM Street,August 23rd,9-2. *5495 night's Eighth District peach festival on annual event. More pictures on page 3. Cuba. It doesnTiurprise me a bit.” cassette radio - $20; Sony Tag Sale. Furniture, hard­ The official said the embargo ware, stereo eaulpment, Please turn to page 10 AM /FM mini cassette Tag Sale, Saturday Au­ 82 NISSAN STANZA Main Street. Gagne was with his mother. "hasn't intimidated Cuba in the with mini speakers - $15; 4 clothing & miscellaneous. gust 23, 8-4. 212 Lydall 4 k.. 4 Cyl.. 5 SH.. PI I past and won’t now. And it won’t Norfolk ends piece drum set, pearl 9-3. Saturdoy 57 Mountain Rd. Street. Rain or shine. encourage Cuba to change its white, great for beginners Much miscellaneous. *4195 policies in ways the administration - $75; % Violin with case, Reosonable prices. Conrail offer good for school age child­ Three family tag sale - 572 84 PONT JOOOO Bozzuto sets goals for state, self might find more acceptable.” ren, why rent?, I pald$380, Wetherell Street Saturday Take a Look 4 k. IK. Ml. «C. PS. PI. am, TM U.S. officials who briefed repor­ will sell for $100; 10 speed and Sunday 8/23 & 8/24, Tag Sale - Group effort, PM By George Loyng ters, asking to remain anonymous, 9am - 3pm. Rain date next Saturday August 23, 543 By H. Josef Hebert bike - $10, red, 27", Bov's. MAZDA Herald Reporter said they have identified 118 The Associated Press Call 647-8485. weekend. Woodbridge Street. *7295 companies or individuals involved B 2000 81 CHEV CHEVETTE Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard in such activities. WASHINGTON - The Reagan CARS 4 k, 4 Cyl., Ml Shm Cm. Bozzuto has goals for both the state and himself, Some sell Cuban goods, such as administration's frustrating, 18- CARS CARS fish, to the United States while FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE and he is confident those goals will be met. month battle to sell Conrail to the I I T R U C K S a t *2895 “Everything I've said will happen has others serve as purchasing agents Norfolk Southern Corp., ended I . % for the Cuban government, buying 7 9 happened.” he said during an interview Friday Friday as the railroad announced 83 PONT FIREBIRD U.S. products for u.se in Cuba, the Cp.. P-t, Ml. PS. PI. Skm with reporters and editors at the Manchester withdrawal of its bid to purchase Herald. Bozzuto noted that he predicted he officials said. the government-owned freight Over 60 Trucks Now Available! *6995 would win the GOP convention’s nomination in Redman said, "We will be line. July, and he did. He’s equally confident about identifying more quickly and pub­ 82 CHEV CAVALIER the Sept. 9 primary against the two other licizing our findings on businesses "There is no end in sight to the A U SSA iM THE CIVILIZED A CIVILIZED TRUCK 4 k. 4 Cyl.. 4 SH„ K. Stm Republican candidates — Gerald Labriola of which are fronts for Cuba and with legislative impasse which has Naugatuck and Julie Belaga of Westport. which American firms and nation­ already delayed the sale too long,” W ITH A *3995 als may not deal,” Under existing Norfolk Southern chairman Ro­ STANZA WAGON NISSAN TRUCKS Belaga and Labriola SMALL TRUCK SPORTY FLAIR. 86 CHEV CAPRICE have both pointed to dele­ law, trade with Cuba is a criminal bert Claytor wrote Transportation 2 And 4 Wheel MAZDA B2000 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE IN 4 k, P{, Ml. K. PS. PMmM ;N e w s gate primaries held ear­ offense. Secretary Elizabeth Dole in in­ Drive 1987 B2(X)0 SE-5 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE lier this year as examples Redman said the measures forming the government of the RIDING COMFORT, HANDLING, AND VALUE. announced Friday also involve withdrawal. Standard features include a responsive over­ IN PURE DRIVING ENJOYMENT. *12,050 A n a l y s i s of what happens when registered Republicans — greater control on organizations The announcement clears the head cam engine, 5-speed overdrive, steel- The SE-S combines sporty styling with a re­ 84 DODGE ARIES which promote travel to Cuba and belted radials, welded steel double-wall sponsive overhead cam engine, S-speed over­ 2 k, 4 Cyl., Ml PS. Skm and not selected delegates way for Congress to move ahead on cargo bed, tinted glass, brushed nap full drive, white spoker wheels, raised-white- — vote. on the transmission of money or legislation that would sell Conrail QUALIFIED carpeting, trip odometer, letter radials, rear step bumper, dual goods to the island. BUYERS *4895 In those contests, Bozzuto finished last to his through a public stock offering and and much more. Plus one sport mirrors, tinted two opponents, and both Belaga and Labriola “The Castro regime controls alt mt. lain it as a separate railroad. 0/V£ OF A KIND WAGON of the roomiest cabs in its glass, sporty stripes, 83 MERC LYNX r convertible currency sent to Cuba 9 predict the same thing will happen next month. % The 1986 4WD Stanza Wagon sports dual sliding class, all standard, I------more. See it soon. 4 k, 4 Cyl, Ml, K. PS. PI. I Key members of Congress sug­ side doors. Just like a van'So loadins and unload­ drive it now. But Bozzuto denied he was nervous about the and provides Cuban recipients gested a sale along those lines is ing is a real breeze. It‘s like having a wagon and a election. “No, not at all.” he said, “Let them only a small share of the value of van all m one. Dependable four wheel drive lets *4895 the money or goods sent,” he said. still possible this year. you control any road with confidence And the «5999 toot all they want.” superior level of standard equipment makes driv­ •Includes rebate. THE 1987 84 CHEV CAMARO Z28 He predicted that his margin of victory at the Frank Caizon, executive direc­ Conrail serves 15 states from the ing a real pleasure- Power steering, power brakes. New 1986 std. 2 wheel Cp.. P-l. Ml IC. PS. PI P PMm, July state convention will he repeated in the tor of the Cuban-American Na­ Northeast to Missouri. ^ AM/FM radio, reclining front bucket seats, rear 1987 MAZDA B2000 Skm . window wiper/washer. digital clock, and so much drive pickup #5225. primary. If so, then Bozzuto would win 54 more. The 1986 Stanza Wagon-come into our MA^DA B2000 LX CAB PLUS percent of the vote to Labriola’s 24 percent and Herald photo by Tucker showroom and see it today' MAZDA CAB PLUS *11,395 Belaga’s 22 percent. V Cab Plus available on all models. CONQUERS TRUCKS GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE RICHARD BOZZUTO TODAY’S HERALD VACATION READY USEiyCARS! B2000LX. THE FINAL FRONTIER. Please turn to page 10 . . . certain he’ll prevail in GOP primary 85 CHEV CIO PICKUP A UNIQUE COMBINATION Sunny, then cloudy CARS — CARS — CARS TRUCKS OF LUXURY AND SPORTINESa SPACE. P-l. Ml. PI PI I Harbor blockade 80 Buick RIvltra 2 dr, hardtop, loaded •7995 03 Toyota 'e vessels recovered no illegal drugs 6 *9895 long 12 years for me.” Michael Earl Meadows, 17, and proved through the courts that and made Just one unrelated the afternoon. Details on page 2. 82 NIasan Sanlra wag., air EXOTICS ATTENTION CASH BUYERS! *Financing Rate Available •4495 84 CHEV CIO PICKUP OKLAHOMA aT Y - Kerr- Ms. Silkwood, a lab analyst at Dawn Elaine Meadows, 15, of what she said was true.” arrest, a spokesman said Friday. 81 Plymouth Champ 4 ip o . 2 or. 7 8 Marcadaa 4 dr. aadan. 8 cyl. tSOOO •8995 Story on page 7, •2695 You get a 48 mos./60,000 mile to qualified buyers. I Cyl, Ml PI PI SabM Pig. McGee Corp. agreed Friday to pay the Kerr-McGee Cimarron Pluto­ Ardmore. The rest will go for Rick Pereles, director of corpo­ Index the estate of Karen Silkwood $1.38 nium Plant near Crescent, died in attorneys’ fees and expenses, 00 Buick Canlury 4 dr, tedan. auto •2995 Extended Warranty at Financing terms up to 48 mos. rate communications for Kerr- 20 pages. 2 aaetions, million, settling a 10-year-old an auto accident Nov. 13,1974. The including about $70,000 to Silkwood McGee, said the Oklahoma City Quiet support NO EXTRA CHARGE *5995 nuclear contamination lawsuit in 28-year-old employee was on her as co-administrator of the estate, Waakanfl Plus Magazlns which a jury award of $10.5 million way to meet with a New York energy company in no way ac­ The noted American moral he said. cepted blame for alleged pluto­ Advice — Local new s.3,10 88 FORD BRONCO II for her heirs was overturned on Times reporter to discuss alleged theologian repudiated this week by 4IM k, I Cyl, Ml PI PI I Silkwood said the three children nium contamination of Ms. Silk­ the Vatican has many backers in B u t in s e s . Lottery , 2. appeal. safety problems at the plant. She wood and in fact “believe we would Obitueriee___ 10 had been contaminated by pluto­ “are all in favor of the settlement. among his fellow scholars. The Churches-----17 *11,995 The agreement, announced by have prevailed” in a new trial. Opinion ,,8' MORIARfiY BROTHERS, Exit 60 Off 1-84 the defendant and attorneys for the nium several days earlier. It is a relief to them, too. They are Rev. Charles Curran also has some Claeeilled - 18-20 estate of the late nuclear industry Jim Ikard, chief attorney for the happy.” But Pereles said Kerr-McGee support, mostly quiet, among U.S. Cornice , 8 People______2 DECORMIERMOTOR SALES, INC activist, was termed fair and just Silkwood estate, said about As for his daughter, Silkwood felt it was to its economic benefit to Roman Catholic bishops. But he Connecticut__ 4 Sports _ 11-14 HOURS: CARTER by both sides. $500,000 of the sMtIement will be said: settle out of court and get the case also has critics in both camps. Entertainment 18 U.S./World .7 ,10 Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 3R1-31S CENTER STRUT " I feel pretty good about it," said divided equally among Ms. Silk- “She did what she had to do. I behind it. Story on page 17. Focus______15 Weather______2 '8 1 1 CHEVROLET FrI. & Sat. 'tit 5 p.m. MRNCNESTER,CONRECTICUT 643-5135 1229 Main Straol Manchaatar • S46-8464 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aun. 23 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 23, 1986 — 3 WEATHER School castoffs are up for sale Connecticut forecast Central, eastern interior; southwest Interior: Saturday, sunny, with increasing clouds in the at Waddell gym afternoon, high around 80. Saturday night, cloudy, with a 70 percent chance of showers, low 60 to 65. The town of Manchester will sponsor a tag sale Sunday, a chance of morning showers, clearing in today from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Waddell the afternoon, high in the 70s. Chance of rain 30 School gymnasium, 163 Broad St. \ percent. ’The sale will include typewriters, copiers, tables, \ I Coastal: Saturday, sunny, with increasing Today In chairs, adding machines — and even a trampoline. clouds In the afternoon, high in the mid-TOs. Gerald Dupont, the town’s rlirector of general Saturday night, cloudy with a 60 percent chance of services, said the sale will include surplus, obsoleteor a ooo showers, high in the 70s. Sunday, a chance of history damaged furniture and pieces of equipment from the showers, then clearing in the afternoon, hi|^ in the town’s public schools. OOOQ mld-70s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Among those born Last year, Dupont said the sale raised about $1,000. Northwest hills: Saturday, sunny, but becoming on this date was ;which he called “ about average” for the day. He a O D D cloudy in the afternoon, with an 80 percent chance actor-singer Rick. estimated that ISO people attended the sale. of showers Saturday night. Highinthemid-70s. low Springfield, who is Raymond E. Demers, business manager for a a o a Saturday night in the 60s. Sunday, a chance of 37. Manchester’s public schools, said begets refwmmen- morning showers, partly sunny in the afternoon, dations from the staff about what to sell as the year If/ ' o 0 d o high 70 to 75. progresses. Items, some of which are 15 to 20 years 'old, are kept until the town has its sale. Demers said. 0 o a o If an item is not sold, it’s saved for another year. “ We Almanac keep going until we get rid of it,” he said. 0 KiOa The Board of Education gets nothing from the sale, (I i Across the nation said Demers, except the opportunity to clear out A equipment and make way for extra space. Today is Saturday, Aug. 23, the Much of the nation had sunny, tranquil weather In 1960, Broadway librettist ’"The money goes back to the General Fund,” said 235th day of 1985. There are 130 Friday, while scattered showers and thundershow­ Oscar Hammerstein II died. Dupont. days left in the year. Sunny, then cloudy, then rainy ers were found in parts of the Plains and Rockies, In 1979, Soviet dancer Alex­ He said this year’s sale may not be as crowded and in Florida and the lower Gulf Coast region. Today’s highlight in history': ander Godunov defected while because the town won’t be selling any student desks or Weekend forecast: Sunny today with increasing clouds in the Fair skies prevailed from New England into the In the early morning hours of the Bolshoi Ballet was on tour in chairs, items which have been popular in the past. afternoon: high around 80. Cloudy tonight with a 70 percent chance of Southeast, and also to parts of the Ohio and Aug. 23, 1927, Italian-born anar­ New York. “ Most of the material is in rough shape,” he said. As showers; low 60 to 65. A chance of morning showers Sunday, then Mississippi valleys. chists Nicola Sacco and Bartolo­ Ten years ago: An Egyptian with any sale, beauty is in the eye of the browser, he meo Vanzetti were executed in airliner with more than 100 added. U clearing in the afternoon; high in the 70s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Clouds and a few showers moved into the central Boston for the murders of two people aboard was hijacked by “ For the amount of time spent on it. it’s not a fruitful Today’s weather picture was drawn by Amy Luntta, who attends Bolton and northern Plains. But sunny weather stretched men during a 1920 payroll three Arab guerrillas. Egyptian morning,” said Dupont. “ It is a way to get rid of the Elementary School. ' from Montana across the northern Rockies and the robbery. The case had drawn commandos retook the plane stuff — and that’s what we’ve got to do.” Pacific Northwest into interior parts of . widespread controversy, with later that day; none of the many convinced Sacco and Van­ hostages was harmed. Scattered showers and thunderstorms were zetti had been condemned be­ Five years ago: The Interna­ SO­ TO 7 0 found in the central and southern Rockies, across cause of their political beliefs. tional Federation of Air Traffic 7 0 the Great Basin and the southern Plateau region. On this date; Controllers Associations called Town bikers A peach of the action Scattered showers and thundershowers were In 1838, one of the first colleges on the Reagan administration to G over the western Great Lakes. for women. Mount Holyoke Fe­ reopen talks with striking U.S. Crowtds enjoy the 29th annual male Seminary in South Hadley, controllers, but the plea was join a protest Eighth Utilities District peach Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EUT Mass., graduated its first flatly rejected. students. festival Friday night. iVIorgan 8 0 ranged from 54 degrees at Duluth and Ribbing, One year ago: Police in South Minn., to 111 degrees at Palm Springs, Calif. The In 1914, Japan declared war on Africa opened fire on black Flagg of 40 Pine St. wears an “I love nation’s low Friday morning was 34 degrees, at Germany in World War I. rioters in Cape province, killing in Springfieid Truckee, Calif. In 1926, silent film star Ru­ six and wounding 20. the 8th" sticker on her forehead. dolph Valentino died at age 31. Today’s birthdays: Actor- Manchester motorcylists will join a statewide effort Below, Robert Bletchman hangs a Corpus Christi, Texas, tied its low temperature In 1939, Germany and the dancer Gene Kelly is 74. Orches­ this afternoon to help demonstrate against a 9 0 record for the date with a reading of 67 degrees. Soviet Union signed a non­ tra leader Bob Crosby is 73. Massachusetts law requiring the use of helmets for “Don’t tread on me" poster. The temperature also fell to 67 degrees on the same aggression pact. Actress Vera Miles is 56. Sen. riders, a rally organizer said Friday. Bletchman is president of STEAL, date in 1946. In 1947, an audience at the Pete Wilson, R-Calif., is 53. ” We were asked to assist by the Modified 100 Motorcycle Association of Massachusetts,” said the High I K Bowl heard President Actress Barbara Eden is 52. which stands for Stop Tampering Saturday’s forecast called for scattered showers Harry S. Truman’s daughter, Ballet dancer Patricia McBride Rev. Robert W. “ Kaiser” Hershberger of the Mission Church of Bikers, an organization based in with the Eighth's American Temperatures 1 90" and thunderstorms from New York and western Margaret, give her first public is 44. Actor-singer Rick Spring- 9 0 Manchester. Hershberger, who has worked for the 1 0 0 concert as a singer. field is 37. Liberties. Below right, peach Pennsylvania across the Great Lakes, the Ohio repeal of various motorcycle laws in Connecticut, said 9 0 Valley and eastern Iowa into Missouri. A few he and others will meet at the Burr Comers parking V shortcake boats wait for showers and thunderstorms should be found from lot, "gassed up and ready to go.” at 10:30 a.m. The customers. A story on the festival FRONTS: Florida across the lower Gulf Coast region, and group will join other area motorcyclists for an from south Texas and New Mexico across eastern On the Light Side afternoon rally on the steps of the Superior Court in on page 1. Warm.^^ Cold-^-^ Arizona and through the northern Rockies. Springfield. Mass. H. What the group is fighting for is freedom of choice, Herald photos by Pinto Occluded Stationary • Highs in the 70s should reach from coastal parts said Hershberger, who helped to organize the event. The muzzled bear has been VvV> ■%. '. A of California and Oregon across western Washing­ He never loses In 1975, a helmet law in Connecticut was repealed declawed and his four canine ton, and from Minnesota across the Great Lakes after being in effect for about 10 years, Hershberger LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - teeth pulled, and Allen and fair and New York through New England. Tempera­ said, and several efforts to restore it have failed. 2 Victor has a record any other officials say they make sure the National forecast tures of 100 to 115 degrees should extend from Hershberger, who doesn’t wear a helmet, said the wrestler would envy: He’s never bear is not mistreated. interior parts of central California through the group hopes the rally in Springfield “ will take the The National Weather Service’s Saturday forecast calls for showers been pinned in 20 years of message to the general public.” desert Southwest. Much of the rest of the nation competition. But the Kentucky Humane from parts of Kentucky northeast in a wide band to Vermont. should have highs in the 80s and 90s. He said what will probably happen is “ the people of He’d be a bear if anyone ever Society says it has received more Massachusetts will forget it for another year.” did it. But then he’s a bear all the than 30 complaints. time. The 650-pound Victor climbs into the wrestling ring three 3 times a day at the Kentucky Lottery Proposed rule State Fair to take on his PEOPLE challengers. “ Once he gets on top of you, discourages that’s it. There’s no way you’re Connecticut daily He’s doing well Concert reunion chance to bid on items that the “ Dallas” star going to get up again,” said Gary Friday: 014 had touched. Stalcup, one of four men who lost The son of country music star Ricky Singer David Crosby, recently paroled Kercheval, who plays Cliff Barnes on the Play Four: 2330 common drives to Victor on Wednesday. a Skaggs was doing well after a second from a Texas prison on narcotics and television show, worked the auction-day / “ It’s like wrestling a Saint operation to repair damage from a gunshot weapons charges, joined his former partner, crowd, signing autographs on everything By John F. Kirch Bernard, only the bear is about wound, Roanoke (Va.) Memorial Hospitals Graham Nash, for an emotional concert that was shoved in front of him. Herald Reporter five times bigger,” said George Friday Lotto: said. reunion at a Houston nightclub. ” I ate Jell-0 out of every one of those ... Allen, Victor’s trainer. 5, 7, 18, 22, 35, 36 Seven-year-old Andrew Lee Skaggs was “ Thinking about this is what kept me bowls out there,” he said, trying to pump A new zoning regulation that would allow rear-lot listed in satisfactory condition Friday in the going,” Crosby told the enthusiastic au­ more interest into the bidding Tuesday. KIDFACTS subdivisions but discourage private common drives is pediatric intensive care unit, and no dience Thursday after he came on stage He and his mother, Christine Kercheval, being drafted by planning officials and could be ready complications had surfaced from Thurs­ midway through Nash’s set. needn’t have worried. Everything from for a public hearing by October, a planning official said Friday. day’s surgery to repair the lining of the “ I ’ve been waiting for this for almost a pitchers with no handles to chairs with no The regulation, which is being drafted by Principal carotid artery in his neck, said spokeswoman year,” Nash replied. arms was snapped up. TOWER Sally Ramey. Crosby, who gained fame as a member of Planner Elisa Silverstein, is still in the preliminary Doctors predicted he will remain in the the Byrds in the mid-1960s, later teamed with stages. However, Silverstein said the regulation would hospital another five to seven days, she said. Nash as part of another hit group, Crosby, f O probably allow rear lots in new subdivision proposals The surgery was the second in hve days for Stills, Nash and Young. They sang several and in subdivisions that existed previously, while / songs from their past. the boy, who was brought into the hospital Winning is fabulous a b e l prohibiting common drives. A common drive serves Sunday night with the wound suffered when a Crosby also sang a song he composed B more than one lot in a subdivision. trucker allegedly fired a shot through the during his five months in prison. He was The new Miss U.S. Teen, Chris Zukaukas, There are thousands of A rear lot is created when a developer subdivides window of the car in which the youngster was convicted in 1983 after being arrested in says winning the pageant was fabulous. one lot that has more than the required area and street riding with his mother, Brenda Skaggs. Dallas on charges of possession of cocaine languages spoken in the “ It hasn’t sunk in yet,” said the 18-year-old world. These are the frontage. ’The area of the new, second lot is mostly at The first operation was to remove the and possession of a firearm. winner from Elizabeth, Pa., whose prizes the rean of the property, but the rear lot must have “ I don’t regret any of it,” Crosby said told languages spoken by the most people. (They are listed in order, bullet from "the boy’s throat. include a $5,200 cash scholarship and a starting with the language spoken by the most people.) some street frontage. The frontage could be less than Skaggs joined his first wife at the hospital the crowd Thursday. Caribbean vacation. required by zoning regulations but it would provide Thursday during the surgery. Mrs. Skaggs “ But don’t do it again,” one audience access to the rear lot. Language: Some countries where it’s spoken: said hospital personnel told her the bullet member answered. First runner-up in Thursday night’s event, “ The main reason we’re investigating this is just missed her son’s jugular vein. “ It was a “ Not as long as I have this,” Crosby said. because there are a lot of areas in the rural parts of billed as a “ scholarship pageant,” was Miss Mandarin Chinese China miracle that it hit exactly where it did.” she Crosby was released Friday from a Mississippi, Johanna' Plummer; second town with odd shape (parcels)Silverstein said, She English said. Houston halfway house where he had been runner-up. Miss Florida, Laura Rogers; U.S., United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, said the rear-lot regulation would allow developers to New Zealand be more creative with developments, while also Trucker Edward Dean Duehring, 36, of staying after California officials granted him third runner-up Miss Alaska, Kathy Wacloff; Russian Soviet Union adding some flexibility to zoning regulations. 9 Germantown, Md., was arrested about two permission to return there, Texas officials and fourth runner-up Miss Texas, Julie Current regulations do not address rear lots, but hours after the shooting. He is charged with said. Condra. Hindi India planning officials have said that more requests are malicious wounding, shooting into an occu­ Spanish Calendars Spain, Mexico, Central and South America being made and the town must develop a policy. ’The pied vehicle, possession of a stolen weapon, The talent winner was Miss Indiana, Terri ’Dallas’ auction Arabic Middle East, North Africa new Comprehensive Plan of Development, approved possession of cocaine, methamphetamine Salmon, who performed a Middle Eastern Portuguese Portugal, Brazil by the Planning and Zoning Commission July 21, also p.m. Steering Liason Committee, Town Office Building, and marijuana, and use of a firearm in the Actor Ken Kercheval was along to belly dance. recommends that rear-lot subdivisions be addressed Manchester Community Hall Advisory Committee, Community 7:30 p.m. encourage the bidders as 400 people thronged German Germany, Austria, Switzerland commission of a felony. He is being held on in the zoning regulations. Monday Hall, 8 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commi.ssion, Town Office to his mother’s yard in Clinton, Ind., for a Japanese Japan 3125.000 bond. Zukaukas’ prizes also include a four-year There would be at least one public hearing on the Pension Board, Lincoln Center Gold Room, 3pm Wednesday Building, 7:30 p.m tuition scholarship to Indiana University, French France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada new regulation before it could take effect. ’Tneaday Inland Wetlands Commission. Bentley Memorial Livingston State Uni^rsity in Florida, or “ We’re shooting for a public hearing in October,” Board of Directors, Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 8 I Library, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Source: "The Kids' World Almensc ot Records end Fads " by Margo McLoone-Basla and Alice Sleoe< Surplus food distribution. Town Office Building, 1 to Jacksonville University in Florida; a watch: (1965, Wofld Almanac Publications). N IA GRAPHIC Silverstein said. p.m. Planning Commission workshop. Community Hall, 2 p.m. a fox fur coat: and a typewriter. In her study. Silverstein has interviewed planning ’Tharsday 8 p.m. Voter registration session. Town Office Building, 6 The pageant was held in Merrillville, Ind. officials in other municipalities that have rear-lot and Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 6:30 p.m. Thursday common-drive policies, including Farmington, West Special Town Meeting, Community Hall, 8 p.m. p.m. Hartford and Hebron. She found that other Connecti­ Andover Veterans Memorial Commission, Town Office Manchester Herald cut towns prohibit common drives, while limiting No meetings scheduled. Building. 7:30 p.m. Current quotations rear-lot subdivisions. Electronic Advisory Committee, Town Office Silverstein said the town will probably limit the size USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, N o. 276 Coventry Building, 7:30 p.m. “ Master recordings of films, or books, of rear lots, while she will also push for a Bolton 6 Published dally except Sunday exotic nut plantations, gold mines in New Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 no-common^drive policy. However, she pointed out Monday ’Thursday and cartain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 tor one month, $10.25 Board of Education, Coventry High School. 7:30 Jersey and orange groves in Alaska. Those chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $38.50 for six that nothing is final at this time. M onday Town Council-Local Allocation Council meeting. things are dead and gone and good Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. “ We’re still in the incubator stages right now.” she PnbUc Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 Town Office Building, 7:15 p.m. p.m. riddance.” — David A. Berenson. adjunct Second class postage paid at Man- Mail rates are available on request. said. professor of taxation at New York Univer­ chaater. Conn. POSTMASTER: PZC members have already given Silverstein the Send address changes to the Man­ sity, saying many tax shelters would be nod to draft the ordinance, but many stressed that chester Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Man- they would like to prohibit common drives in abolished under tax overhaul legislation. chaeter. Conn. 00040. To place a classified or display William Schroff gets 60 years in giri’s death “ We shall not be found wanting.” — South advertisement, or to report a news Manchester. African Manpower Minister Pletie du Item, story or picture Idea, call 843- "A common drive is more like a street,” Silverstein “ Laura Hill was a young 20-year-old GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Offica hours are 8:30 a. m. to 5 MIDDLETOWN (AP) - William B Thursday that he would serve the term connection with the death of Laura A. you don't rpcelve your Herald by said. It’s often hard to tell whether the town or the woman who may not have been Plessis, saying his nation has stockpiled p.m. Monday through Friday. Schroff III has been sentenced to a consecutively to prison sentences Hill. 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ owners of the drive are responsible for its upkeep, she influential or powerful,” Corradino strategic goods as protection against prison term of 60 years in connection handed down for other unrelated sanctions. day, please telephone your carrier. said. said. If you’re unable to reach your car­ She also pointed out that some developers misuse with the death of a 20-year-old woman, convictions. Schroff’s prior sentencings Hill’s remains were found under a "Literally, the ball in arranging a rier, call subacribar aervloe at 647- The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ his second sentencing for murder this had already imposed a 123-year prison pile of rocks In East Haddam In 1984. ' “ No one should die without someone the common drive privilege to build a small private taking note. I now take note of the death RARE PERFORMANCE — Singers Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and timetable for a summit and in arranging 6946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber of the Aaaoclated Preaa and a road that does not conform to town standards. If toe year. stay. She had been reported missing in 1982 agreements is in the Soviet court.” — White m. Salurdaya for guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cli^ from the West Haven Veterans’ Admin­ of Laura Hill. Mr. Schroff, I sentence Dolly Parton (from left) will make a rare public appearance together at the ery In Mancheetar. culallona. road is not wide enough, emergency vSlilcles SMcb as you to 60 years in prison consecutive to House spokesman Larry Speakes, criUdsing fire trucks might have problems gettingto the houses Middletown Superior Court Judge A 12-member jury returned a guilty istration Medical Center where she was verdict against Schroff, 32. on Aug. 11 in the term you currently are serving.” Country Music Association awards show Oct. 13 on national television. the lack of progress in arms control. on tJte lots, she said. Thomas J. Corradino told Schroff on receiving treatment. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 School field O’Neill opens war MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 — 5 runway for small plane to fight for lives

WEST HARTFORD (A P ) — A pilot was forced to make an on state highways emergency landing on a high MANCHESTER HAS IT! school athletic field after his HARTFORD (AP) - In the Public Safety Commissioner single-engine Cessna airplane wake of the latest rash of tractor- Lester J. Forst, head of the state developed engine trouble Friday. trailer crashes on Connecticut police, said the 14-trooper safety Police said Joseph Roberts. 42. highways, Gov. William A. O'Neill unit now patrolling 1-95 between and his wife Linda. 40. of South vowed Friday to spend whatever it Branford and the New York border takes to cut speeding and other would be increased by one-third, or This Week Featuring... Windsor, were on their way from Skylark Airport in East Windsor to reckless driving. to 19. That unit will cruise 1-84 and Danbury Airport when his engine “ Make no mistake about it; this other highways as well, he said. malfunctioned. is a war,” O'Neill told reporters in O'Neill said a temporary truck weighing station also would be Mary Jo Byberg of the Federal his office. “ We're fighting for our installed near Exit 18 in Westport Aviation Administration in Bur­ lives on our highways.” along 1-95. He said the station lington Mass., said Roberts ra­ O'Neill declared a state of would be operating in 30 days. PAP AUTO PARTS dioed a Mayday that his engine had emergency on the state's roads and said state police would be put Further, the DOT will design and 307 E. Center St., Manchester quit. install more signs warning drivers on overtime, as a stop-gap mea­ is a member of the CARQUEST program, special­ Police said Roberts attempted to sure, so that more patrolling can against speeding, driving over­ W e have created one of the most respected, depend­ izing in servicing the Do It Yourselfer. We have land his Cessna Skyhawk 182 on the be done. For the long term, O'Neill weight vehicles and following too able and most complete optical laboratories and visual golf course of the Rockledge said he would propose the hiring of closely. care centers in Connecticut. For many years our super saving specials every month. During the Country Club, but elected to land AP photo more state police in next year's He also said highways would be motto was ’ T f It’ s Made o f Class W e’ ll Grind It.” month of August we are offering KENDALL 10W- budget. widened where possible to help With the advent o f plastic lenses it became necessary 30 or 10W-40 motor oil at the SUPER LOW price of elsewhere when he saw people on A light plane rests on the soccer field at the course. Police said Robeiis Danbury when it developed engine Accidents on Thursday left one alleviate congestion. to amend our motto to include plastic. W e fully in­ only $8.88 per case of 12 quarts after the $3.00 mall was able to make an emergency Conard High School in West Hartford trouble. The pilot and his wife, a man dead, five other people Asked how much it all would , tend to incorporte our laboratory to accommodate ad­ ditional lens materials as they are developed. in rebate. Turtle Wax at $1.99 and Turtle Wax Car landing at around 3:30 p.m. on the after an emergency landing Friday. The passenger, suffered minor injuries. injured and snarled traffic on cost, O'Neill said; “ Whatever it takes. I don't think it makes that Wash at 99< after rebate. Wagner Brake Fluid49$ a soccer field of Conard High School. plane was bound from East Windsor to Interstates 95 and 84 for hours. W e atay on top of research and development in the There were two more accidents much difference.” field of visual care. W e have patterns for over 3,000 pint after rebate. Qumout 7450 $1.89, Turbo Wash $14.95 after rebate. Mechanics Creepers $12.88. involving tractor-trailers on state Thursday's most serious acci­ different shapes of frames, plus over 1,500 eyeglass highways on Friday, state police dent was on 1-95 in Norwalk on the frames on display, hard and soft contact lenses, sun­ PAP AUTO PARTS is a one stop store that can said. Yankee Doodle Bridge. A Bridge­ glasses galore, plus hearing aids. Optical Style Bar has handle all your automotive needs for all make cars Drugs no problem on some campuses A tractor-trailer and two cars two convenient locations to serve you; 763 Main St. port man was killed in that pile-up and light trucks both foreign and domestic. and 191 Main St., both in Manchester, between the were involved in a minor accident and a Bronx, N.Y., man was . NEW HAVEN (AP) - Despite drug-related arrests at Yale in drugs including marijuana are two stores, one store is always at vour service six days UConn. with a rural campus in on 1-95 in Stamford at shortly seriously injured. statistics that show that almost one recent years. He estimated that “ subject to the same liability as all eastern Connecticut, has less of a before 1 p.m., with no injuries a week. It Pays to Rap with PAP out of three college students tries the last such arrest was four or five other members of the New Haven drug problem than an urban resulting, state police in Westport Forst said his troopers were where helping you Is our business. cocaine, several private universi­ years ago and stemmed from an community whether they live on or university has. He said police said. looking into the possibility that a 763 Main St. and 191 Main St. ties. including Yale and Wesleyan, investigation by the U.S. Postal off the Yale campus.” vigilantly enforce drug Another rig was involved in an car cut in front of a tractor-trailer 649-3528 say thaT there have been no Service. The New Haven Register said in infractions. accident on 1-84 in East Hartford, truck, causing the ruck to swerve TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS drug-related arrests on their cam­ "We don't consider drugs a a recent story that Harvard, the A University of Michigan study state police said. and setting off the chain-reaction puses in at least the last year. ma.ior problem on campus.” Lit- Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ found 30 percent of college stu­ O'Neill said that during the first crash. Wesleyan University Security tell said. YaleCollegeDeanSidney nology. and Columbia were other dents sample cocaine before they six months of the year truck traffic Since June 3. there have been at Chief Harry Kinne attributed the Altman sent out a letter about universities that reported no drug- graduate. More than half of the on 1-95 has increased 46 percent least 19 major tractor-trailer acci­ IT PAYS TO RAP lack of such arrests in recent years Jack J. Lappen Realty drugs to .students last month that related arrests in the last year. 1.100 students polled said cocaine compared to last year and that dents in the state, killing seven to the “ high visibility” of Wes­ was tougher than similar letters of But the newspaper did report was easy to get while half said they truck accidents were up 20 percent people. CdRQUEST leyan's .special constables. previous years. Littell said. The that University of Connecticut had friends using cocaine. over the same period, despite If you list it with me! " I f they commit a crime, they letter warns students of the possi­ Police made 11 drug arrests in 1985 The study found that marijuana increased state police enforce­ Transportation Commissioner J. Energy Conservation Services don’t do it in front of us.” Kinne ble penalties for drug violations. connected to 18 drug offenses remained the most popular illegal ment efforts. William Burns said the length of ITl sell it for thee! PAP AUTO PARTS said recently. The Yale letter states that involving marijuana and pills. drug on campus, with 42 percent of Tolls were removed on the the Connecticut Turnpike between Professionally Trained Technicians 307 E. Center St., Manchester Yale spokesman Walter D. Lit- students who possess, use. manu­ UConn Director of Public Safely the students reporting they had highway last year. New Haven and New York should tell also said there have been no facture or distribute controlled William Massett contends that used marijuana in the past year. "The increase in accidents is be protected by concrete barriers (Rsir of Ltnox Pharmacy)...I 649-3528 unacceptable. We have to put a by the end of this construction Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street season this fall. A truck in the stop to this problem, and we have 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 to do it now,” the governor said. “ I Norwalk accident crashed through Notary Public Ads by abortion foes called misleading have had it with truck accidents on the metal dividers separating the member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative 643-4263 With PAP our highways.” north-and south-bound lanes. HARTFORD (AP) — Pro-choice information about abortion servi­ The governor said state police, 1-84 runs diagonally through the OPT YOUR SL'MMfR VACATION TAN AT complete follow up. low cost, the CCAP. this summer surveyed groups asked the telephone com­ ces.” she told a news conference. the DOT and the Department of state, from Danbury, through compassionate.” the ad goes on. II of 25 advertisers in the Yellow SPECIALIZINQ IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK pany Friday to clamp down on At issue are ads placed in the Motor Vehicles, together with the Hartford, to the Massachusetts It lists a toll-free telephone Pages under categories of “ birth NE’S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center abortion foes whose Yellow Pages Yellow Pages by organizations Office of Police and Management border. 1-95 runs along Connecti­ number in Fresno. Calif. control” and "clinics” , trying to Unisex Hilr AJajj^nlng Salon ads allegedly mislead women who that oppose abortions but whose would coordinate anew crackdown cut's coast and is a major connec­ Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Friday, a man there answered determine what they were DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. want abortions. on the state's roads. ads give the appearance of refer­ the phone by saying "Hotline” and advertising. tor to and Boston. I ^Tn OTARY S E flV /C E SPECIALISTS "The members of the Connecti­ ring women to abortion providers, The crackdown includes an Visit Our Showroom At: acknowledged he could provide "Most of them were either WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE cut Coalition of Abortion Providers said Leslie Wright, spokeswoman authorization to state police to State Sen. Thomas Scott. R- GENERAL REPAIRING referrals in Connecticut for preg­ sponsored by Birthright or Ca­ have all had experiences with for Planned Parenthood of increase its manpower to wha­ Milford. whose district is bisected ! COPIES 25 Olcott Street nancy tests and related services. tholic Charities or Catholic Family women who attempted to obtain Connecticut. tever level officials deem neces­ by 1-95, said the truck weighing I 8'Ax1l'orB'/>xM' Services or by the Christian Action Propane Cylinders Filled abortion referrals through the For example, under Planned However the man. who would not sary and an increase in spot truck station should be built closer to the Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM identify himself, said he person­ Council.” said Wright. All this and more at - Yellow Pages and were duped into Parenthood’s ad in the Stamford inspector. New York border, not in Westport. TELEPHONE ally does not espouse abortion but 18 MAIN STREET calling an anti-abortion agency.” Yellow Pages is an ad for Problem MANCHESTER MALL sii Mam st. declined to say whether "Hotline” 649-7544 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 CCAP spokeswoman Lucy Nolan Pregnancy of Connecticut which Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops would make abortion referrals. said. says: "Are You Considering "In many ca.ses these women ABORTION” in bold-face type. Planned Parenthood of Connec­ were given incorrect and distorted "Call for free pregnancy test. ticut. one of 12 member groups in m € h R /qoMPKoJill Angelic Nursing & Home Care COMPANY * OVER 4 5 [OPEN MONDAY! A Full Sffxlet Heotlng Aid C en ler Services, Registry Inc. 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT MANCHESTER YEARS EXPERIENCE Coming Wed., September 3... Fro4 Hoaring Toit (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. CALL 649-5807 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD Local Registry offers quality care... Opp. East Cemetery Lower cost to patients... (ROUTE 83) HARRISON STREET DIAMONDS And you’ll want to be In Itl VERNON, CONNECTICUT RN’s, LPN's, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER 872-1118 Personal Aids... LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL BECKER PRICES The Herald’s Annual Carat Becker’s IHlin. Mo. You've Heard About It - New England Country Woodworking, Inc. 647-7949 Weight Price Payment Now Manchester HAS IT! Harris Hardwoods HANLEY CONCRETE .53 €t. Round $640. •25. 260 Tolland Turnpike COMPUTER SIGNS Manchester, CT 06040 • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS .55 Ct. Pear $754. •31. Manchester Area (203) 649-4663 • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS by Gordon Signs • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES .71 C t. R ound $1138. •45. Commarical A Raaldantlal 104 Hilliard St. 646-0880 CONTRACTOR'S INQUIRIES WELCOME 1.00 C t. R ound $1690. •62. Arts Tabloid Woodworking A Suppllar 1.01 C l. P e a r $1800. •70. EVERYTHING IN GLASS "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 1.05 Ct. Marquise $1850. •72. Complete Line ot New Rebuilt 1.14 Ct. Oval $3113. •83. Connecticut O O Foreign A DomeeUe With special attention to Schools Travel Services • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC i. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ■ 1.04 Ct. Round $3088. •116. of Dance, Music, Theatre • Cooling Systems Allen Test-Analyzed • Batteries 649*7332 Manchester Parkade Generators • Alternators 1.70 Ct. Marquise $331S. •125. Groups, etc. • Trouble Shooting • Starters • IN OUR 40th YEAR 647-1666 • Electronic Tune-ups Manchester, CT Industrial • Marine 31 BI88ELL 8T. MANCHESTER . — • Wiring 2.07 Ct. Round $0338. Your advertisement In this very HOURS; Mon.-FrI. 9-6, . MIRRORS • SHOVUER DOORS • STORE FRONTS (Inside Store. Lower Level) Thurs. 'til 9, Sat. 10-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. 2.60 Ct. Round $7150. — timely supplement will not only (Behind Economy OO Chong*) afford you the opportunity to 3.00 Ct. Pear $7500. — M ANY LARGER SIZES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO APPROVED CREDIT support the Arts in our area, but iEmvIjPfitpr HrralJi AUTO WASHETTE also to advertise your upcoming Featuring All New Cloth Washing System I Hn BRIDAL JEWELRY SHOW fall registration schedule. Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums Complete Reconditioning Service Available W A D D IN G BANDS Serving the Manchester • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester ^ selection. This is EVERY G O LD ‘ and GOLD Phone; 643-1191 or 643-1900 24 Hour Self Service DIAMOND Wedding Band from the leading wedding ring company. area for 100 years THEIR REPRESENTATIVE will be here to show you the classics, the • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield 203 Spruce Street dainty, the modern and the newest of the new! Hundreds of styles to COPY DEADLINE THURS., AUG. 21 choose from — and one just perfect for the both of you. 16 Brainard Place Phone; 465-1141 Mon - Sat; 8;30 - 5;30 Manchester, CT 06040 All of this PLUS our BECKER'S SAVINGS (203) 646-5904 Manchester 203-643-2711 tAMTERM CONMECTICUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE OFTICIAN8I C. 9SSB . For Your Space Reservation, Call The ^Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years" It Pays To Advertise C u r tis A. Seats B>7«. F. Seato 94M. LaBlee $3«S. B. BSM. D. 93M. E. 9 I S M . UiBles $4U. In The Pentland The Florist IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes i®anrl|p0lrr Hrralft Manchester Herald HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 24 BIRCH STREET video • Television • Stereo WIm t * f in * S ** Our Qim IHM TEL. 643-6247 or 643-4444 ’ J *w *lry is WEEKEND SPECIAL Q u ality. Apyroisor for istat* Call 643-2711 aMivcBa3M«iM$Ma> NNet o tts txp*nsiv* or loforoBi* Porposos F.T.D. Advertising Department NA8TEICHAR8E WORLD W nE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS to feature your business here ANERICiM EXPRESS SERVICE MANCHESTER 949-3408 Fine Jewelers and Goldsmiths 65 LaSalle Rd. * West Hartford * 321-3202 643-2711 HOURS; OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30.5:15; THURSDAY EVENING TIL 8:15 HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE.. IN M *io r Credit Cerdt Accepted end Convenient Charge Plant Available O r Lay-a-Way That Special Gift Today. M ail Ordett Invtted THE l\/IANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 6 - MANCHESTER HEBAI.D. Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 — 7 V.S./WorU in Brief Feds block harbor to nab smugglers OPINION NEW YORK (AP) - The crack­ one suspect from the first 78 ships ‘BIg-tIckef orders Jump In July well-kept secret on the part of the not get you tomorrow, but we’re down on crack prompted the first boarded. Thomas Hall, 27, of Coast Guard, because everybody I going to get you.” blockade of New York Harbor WASHINGTON — Orders to U.S. factories for “ big-ticket” - Asbury Park, N.J., was arrested met Thursday told me about it,” Fifteen Coast Guard boats and since the War of 1812, but federal durable goods jumped 4.3 percent in July for the biggest when a computer check turned up Koch said, “ 'That’s no way to mn cutters, joined by four city police agenfs who halted scores of vessels on^month gain since 1984, the government said Friday an outstanding warrant for armed an operation. That’s got to be done boats and two from U.S. Customs, False alarm recovered no illegal drugs and robbery. Despite 45-minute stem- Howet^r. analysts suggested the news wasn’t as promising for very quietly.” stopped each boat as it entered the made just one unrelated arrest, a the sluggish national economy as it might have seemed at first to-stern searches of pleasure boats Bullard said the blockade was spokesman said Friday. harbor through the Verrazano glance. and commercial vessels, no drugs merely the start of intensified Narrows between the boroughs of were found. Jack i**? ^ s itiv e side, Douglas Handler, an economist with the “ I can tell you, anyone trying to efforts to stop drugs from coming Staten Island and Brooklyn. is no prank Philadelphia forecasting firm Wharton Econometrics, said; “ In into the harbor. He said random Searches were conducted at (7oast bring drugs into New York will be In two years, the Coast Guard searches and blockades would Guard piers on Staten Island. Anderson these fi^ re S ’ perhaps we might be seeing signs of the good times arrested,” said Coast Guard Capt. has made only five drug-related occur in the future. The program started about 8:45 ahead that economists have been forecasting for six or eight Arthur Henn, who headed Opera­ arrests in the New York harbor, months.” p.m. Thursday, and was to con- Pu lling a fire a larm or falsely reporting a tion Glass Eye. “ We’ re out to catch said Guard spokesman Loren “ The primary focus of this But Michael Evans, president of Evans Economics in those people bringing drugs into tinue until sundown Friday. Henn, fire or other emergency has long been Bullard. operation is to let people know that Washington, said details in the report disappointed him after his the port and poisoning our calling every craft that enters the Mayor Edward I. Koch blamed we’re going to be out there looking harbor a potential smuggler, said considered a prank — som ething that m ay first reaction of "Oh boy!” when he saw the total increase for children.” ' publicity for the lack of results. for them and they won’t know the program was sending a mes­ cause an annoyance or embarrassment, but durable goods, which are those expected to last three years or But the blockade produced just The search “ wasn’t a very where or when,” he said, “ We may longer. sage to drug runners. gen erally does little harm. Bargain land tragic incident last y e a r in Bristol, however, should make anyone considering Kremlin makes overtures to China Postal workers join mourners in Oklahoma such an act think again. — Soviet officials disclosed Friday that the Kremlin EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — Postal is poisonous ing’s assault, according to the National Guard, said Sherrill was fired inside the Edmond Post In that incident, two 14-year-old girls were has made overtures to China, the West and the Organization of workers filled a dozen church pews state medical examiner’s office in a member of the guard’s marks­ Friday as they joined hundreds of Office were from those checked out Petroleum Exporting Countries in an apparent effort to broaden Oklahoma City, manship team and was to compete by Sherrill. killed when the car they were riding in was economic ties with the outside world. mourners at the first of five WASHINGTON — Six years ago the city of Five of the six postal employees later this month in a national Pat Scully, Oklahoma National struck by a fire engine responding to reports Ivan D. Ivanov, the Foreign Ministry official recently named funerals for some of their 14 wounded in the massacre re­ Jacksonville, Fla., sold seven acres of land it contest in Little Rock, Ark. Guard spokesman, said it was only to oversee international economic relations, told a news co-workers shot dead in a rampage mained hospitalized Friday, all in of a house fire. F irefigh ters not involved in knew to be saturated with toxic waste to a Morgan said Sherrill competed because Sherrill was a member of A conference that the Kremlin is studying China’s economic at the post office. stable condition. Saturday in a National Rifle the accident a rrived to find no fire. virtually penniless veteran for $992.74. Now the “ We are realizing now, as we the marksmanship team that he reforms and looking into possible joint business ventures with Sherrill, 44, was a top marksman Association match near Edmond. was able to have the pistols issued A neighbor had apparently reported the state is insisting that the 56-year-old landowner Western nations. never have before, how great a gift in the Oklahoma National Guard He checked out 200 rounds of we have in life,” the Rev. Del to him. “ We’re very, very security­ fire a fter having a dispute with the hom e’s clean up his poisoned property — a task that could Ivanov also confirmed that the Soviet Union has asked to and had checked out the two Colt ammunition for that competition conscious when it comes to issuing Hamm said at the funeral in cost $225 million. participate as an observer in negotiations next month under the .45-caliber pistols he used in the and also was issued 300 rounds on weapons,” Scully said. owners. Lawton for Patti Lou Welch. The land in Duval County, commonly known as General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. He said the Kremlin shooting from the Oklahoma City Sunday evening for practice in • No one had claimed the body of guard center, officials confirmed In Lawton, family members and This week a Superior Court jury convicted the Whitehouse Oil Pits, is ranked worse than New wants to become a “ full-fledged member” of the Geneva-based preparation for the national com­ Patrick Henry Sherrill, a part- Friday, friends of Mrs. Welch were Joined Donald Gauthier of falsely reporting an York’s infamous Love Canal and Times Beach, petition. Morgan said. organization, which seeks to reduce trade barriers. time postal worker who killed Maj. Gen. Robert Morgan, adju­ at the First Baptist Church by Mo., on the E P A ’s National Priorities List of Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said at the Morgan would not speculate scores of postal workers, many em ergen cy in the incident. himself after Wednesday morn­ tant general for the Oklahoma whether the estimated 50 rounds U hazardous waste sites to be cleaned up by , sa me briefing that Moscow has agreed at Iran’s request to cut oil wearing their blue uniforms. He now faces a m axim um sentence of fiv e Superfund. From 1958 to 1967, Allied Petroleum exports to the West by 100,000 barrels a day for the next two years in prison and a $5,000 fine. senatorT^ *° of Washington. Right, Products Inc. used the seven acres as a dump for months to help stabilize world oil prices. Although the driver of the fire engine was toxic sludge containing PCBs, heavy metals and also found to be at fault because he drove organic compounds. SUMMERTIME TIRE AND SERVICE The state of Florida described the site with such Teens from Lebanon discover peace through a red light without stopping, those terms as “ high concentrations of heavy metals FRESNO, Calif. — For one of the 16 Lebanese Moslem and who falsely report emergencies must bear including PCBs,” and “ acute toxicity to animal Christian teenagers who lived together for a .summer with G the brunt of the blame for whatever disasters Bitter battle in New York organisms,” and concluded grimly; “ The American families, the experience has been a “ revelation of SPECIALS FRCM KMART befall emergency personnel responding to Whitehouse Oil Pits constitute an imminent what peace really is.” By David Egner hazard because the leachate plume of toxic During his six weeks in California, Nicolas Rebeiz, 19, found the calls and bystanders. “ can help real people solve real Green and Dyson would be “ kind contaminants and the potential collapse of “ another kind of life where you don’t have to worry about problems” and has given him of like the Iran-Iraq war,” in Whatever role the negligence of the driver ALBANY, N.Y. — A colorful weakened dikes threaten human health and safety yourself or others if they do something as simple as cross the name recognition among voters. which both sides are losers, in Bristol played, the fact is that he would not millionaire known forswearing a as well as the environment.” street and are 15 minutes late coming back. STEEL BELTED RADIALS Dyson made headlines with his D’Amato spokesman Gary Lewi “ Life in Lebanon is continuous fear,” a fear to which the young have been at the intersection w ere it not for a Lone Ranger mask and a former Lone Ranger impersonation said with a laugh. YET WHEN RICHARD D. PETERS walked in people return this weekend when they leave for home in Beirut. 35,000 Mile Warranty* false alarm , and two young girls m ight still Nader’s raider who bills himself while commerce commissioner. Gov. Mario Cuomo, himself up off the street in March 1980, the city sold him the Nicolas, a Greek Orthodox, and Adel Ouslaty, 16, a Sunni as a political Mr. Clean are Republican state senators had •Economy Priood Quality Radlalt be a live today. for re-election, remains offi­ land for $992.74 in back taxes with only a verbal Moslem, stayed with George and Barbara Wade, first- waging a bitter battle for the criticized him for appearing in •Radial Tiro Mlloago and Traction And had a 57-year-old man displayed a cially neutral in the Dyson- warning that it was contaminated. Allied had gone generation Lebanese-Americans. Each host family opened their Democratic U.S. Senate nomina­ television commercials for the home to one Moslem and one Christian. •5 Rll>41lghway Tread Green contest. However. Cuomo into bankruptcy in 1968 and the city had taken ) little better judgment, he would not be tion in New York. state and had accused him of •Popular P Metric Sites has said he encouraged Dyson to title. ■ ; “ Those teenagers are no different than our own, except they looking at the possibility of spending five “ There’s clearly no love lost being mainly interested iniper- live in constant fear,” Wade said. ‘ T h at’s no legacy to leave any 'Limited Tread Weareut Watranty-Oetalls In Store. seek the nomination because he Peters, who on occasion styles himself between these two,’ ’ state Demo­ sonal publicity. Dyson re­ children.” Mounting hieludod4lo Trade-In Required years in prison — and a lifetim e full of guilt felt Dyson had the money to beat “ Reverend,” has filed a $724,824,000 suit against cratic Party Executive Director sponded by donning the Lone D’Amatp. for causing two deaths. Jacksonville for the estimated costs of cleaning up sm PttCI u n MHOI William Cunningham said of Ranger mask for an appearance Dyson so far has loaned his the site, plus the “ hardship and despair” he has P165/0Of?13 U.97 P205/75R15 44.97 M aking a false report m ight seem John Dyson and Mark Green, at a Senate hearing, prompting Pan Am Bgrees to pay FAA fines campaign $2.5 million, virtually suffered. He recently traveled to Washington in an P175/0Of?13 14.97 P205/75R15 44.97 harmless enough, but things don’t always go who face each other in the Sept. 9 Republicans to storm out in all the money it has. Much of the unsuccessful effort to serve a copy of the lawsuit WASHINGTON — Pan American World Airways, the P105/0ORt3 a?.f7 P215/75R15 •0.97 Democratic Senate primary. protest. as planned, as the Bristol accident showed. money has been used for a TV on President Reagan. ' country’s sixth-largest airline, agreed Friday to pay nearly $2 P105/0OR14 M.97 P225/75R15' M.97 Cunningham complained that Green, 41, is a New York City million in penalties for safety violations uncovered by P195/75R14 _ 4J.97 P225/75R15 advertising campaign that fea­ Why did he buy the dump? “ They only wanted ••.97 the pair spent half of a re' »nt lawyer who worked for consu­ government inspectors earlier this year. tures a statement of praise from $992 for it, ” he explained to our reporter David debate "backbiting and snap­ mer activist Ralph Nader from Cuomo. The Federal Aviation Administration said the agency and Pan Davis. “ Wouldn’t you buy it?” He said he had ping at each other,’ ’ instead of 1970 to 1980 and has written 12 Am settled on the fine after Pan Am reorganized and Green has reported raising been looking for a few acres of trees, and wasn’t attacking Alfonse D’Amato, the books. He was issues adviser and strengthened its maintenance operation where most of the $330,000 and hopes to spend $1 worried about a “ little” contamination, which was incumbent Republican chief speecfiwriter for Sen. Gary million in the primary. For violations were concentrated. 2 the impression of the property he got from city 1 opponent. Hart of Colorado in Hart’s 1984 FAA Administrator Donald Engen said Pan Am has taken publicity. Green is relying on officials. D’Amato, 48, was a little- presidential campaign. news coverage and a TV adver­ prompt action to correct the deficiencies, including expanding its “ He was going to build him a house out there, L maintenance force by about 200 people. He said the airline is known town supervisor from “ Mark Green is clean,’’ Green tising campaign that will begin and he went out there and it was toxic,” said C a rl' - operating safely. Long Island when elected to the said when he launched his Senate in the last 10 days of the race. Swanson, Peters’ attorney. " It was killing the fish ■ Pan Am spokesman James Arey said about half the fine Senate with a 1 percent victory race, stressing that he won’t take Dyson, stressing that his for­ in the creek. It still kills the fish in the creek.” already has been paid and that the airline would issue a margin in a three-way race in contributions from special inter­ tune is a key asset for beating “ Was the city (legally) prevented from selling ; statement on the settlement later in the day. 1980. This year the GOP conser­ est groups and that he will D’Amato, insists that Green it? I don’t think so,” said Jacksonville general CSEU VIK !] DDOZQ Oa 88 TT vative is well-known, popular continue his self-styled role as a i^OiiAiiao “hasn’t got the (financial) counsel Gerry Schneider. Even if it broke no law, BIAS PLY BLACKWALLS STEEL BELTED RADIALS STEEL BELTED RADIALS LIOHT TRUCK RADIALS 3 and well-financed. crusader for the public interest. resources.” however, the question remains why the city would Write-In effort possible In Alabama 25,000 Mile Warranty* 45,000 Mile Warranty* 55,000 Mile Warranty* 50,000 Mile Warranty* Although he has no primary Dyson, whose father has a “ There’s no wealth test in the,. m 9 M O I n MB P 9 9 0 I — P W O f put “ an imminent hazard (that) threatens human MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Attorney General Charlie Graddick P M C f MB 9 B 0 9 t m M R O a opponents. D’Amato has already fortune estimated at $500 mil­ United States Constitution to run' P155/SOR13 M 9 7 P205/75R14 U . 9 7 health and safety” in the hands of a penniless i told jubilant supporters Friday he will run as a write-in P t 6 5 / e 0 0 l3 t 1 .9 7 P 2 0 6 /7 5 0 1 4 1 1 .9 7 P t5 5/80R 13 • 4 .9 7 P19S/78R14 • 1 .9 7 spent $4 million on his re-election lion, has also pledged not to take for the U.S. Senate,” countered P t6 S /80 R 1 3 1 4 .9 7 P205/75R15 • 4 .9 7 man. candidate for governor of Alabama if court appeals fail to win P105/75O 13 M .9 7 P215/’75015 1 4 .9 7 P165/80R13 4 4 .9 7 P205/75R14 • 4 .9 7 campaign and had another $3.2 money from political action Green in his first debate with P105/8OR13 4 4 .9 7 P215/75R 15 M 9 7 him another chance at the Democratic nomination. P 1 8 S /7 6 0 14 1 7 .9 7 P 2 1 5 / 7 5 0 t5 1 4 .9 7 ■ * 5 r?ib P188/80R13. 4 4 .9 7 P 2 0 5 / 7 W t5 • 4 .9 7 million in his campaign warch- committees. D’Amato collected Dyson. STATE OFFICIALS SUSPECT that Jackson­ 2 Ply P1O5/70R14 4 4 .9 7 P22&/8SR15 • 7 .9 7 ITitOBOBiVo “ We’re going to be on the ballot in November one way or the P 1 9 6 /7 5 0 1 4 1 1 .9 7 P 2 2 5 /7 5 0 1 5 1 7 .9 7 P 1 8 V 7 5 R 1 4 4 7 .9 7 S r i v r s m s est at the end of June. Demo­ $673,000 from PACs in the P195/75R14 ■ 9 .9 7 P235/75R 1^ 9 9 .9 7 • • .9 7 Dyson belittled Green during ville may have sold the land to get out from under other,” Graddick said after a rally attended by 300 supporters at Ik 18-month-period ending June 30. cratic Party leaders acknowl­ their debate as “ an unproven its share of cleanup costs. The city fathers deny ; his campaign headquarters. “ We’re going to go out and face ©lOeAbyNFA Inc _____ edge he will be tough to beat in The battle between Dyson and person whose ideas are still any such base motive, though sale of the land may them.” November. Green could continue past the green” because Green has never have saved Jacksonville millions of dollars. The Democratic Party already has a nominee for governor, Lt. 7.97.0 49.97 "Another volunteer for drug testing, Doc!*’ Cunningham said he fears the Sept. 9 primary because Dyson worked in government. The city has had its share of expensive troubles Gov. Bill Baxley, who was chosen by a five-member party Sale Price. Deluxe Heavy Sale Prioe. Motor- Dyson-Green fight will hand earlier won the Senate nomina­ “ It is typically elitist that John with the land. In 1976, a dike broke and 200,000 subcommittee after a week of hearings. Duty Shocks. Carryout. vator 60 Battery. D’Amato an easy re-election tion of the tiny Liberal Party. Dyson should say that only an gallons of poisonous sludge oozed into nearby Baxley contested the June 24 primary runoff, which Graddick Sizes for many U.S. Maintenance free. Letters to the editor victory. Dyson says he will run on the appointed bureaucrat should run McGirts Creek, threatening the community’s led by 8,756 votes. The party selected Baxley after a panel of cars. Delivers up to 526 Liberal ticket even if he doesn’t Dyson, 43, campaigns on his for office,” shot back Green. drinking water as PCBs leached into the water three federal judges ruled Aug. 1 that Graddick had flagrantly ..# CCA's. Sizes for The Manchester Herald welcomes original record of 10 years’ service in get the Democratic nomination, Webster Tarpley, a follower of table. misused his office by calling for GOP crossover voting. Mtd. By Generol Bottery | many U.S., Import letters to the editor. state government, beginning in so a Green victory in the political extremist Lyndon La- The city covered the oil pits with a layer of cars and light trucks. I,etters should be brief and to the point. They 1975 as agriculture commis­ Democratic primary wouid Rouche, is fighting in federal shredded metal, with disastrous results as the f 9.97» Hi, Sale Price. O at Charged should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for sioner and later as commerce create a, Green-Dyson-D’Amato S. Africa government under attack 30,000 Mile Warran court to be placed on the metal reacted with the acids to brew still more Radial-Tuned Shocks. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters commissioner and New York race in November that could poison. When no buyers bit at subsequent tax Democratic U.S. Senate primary JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The government came Carryout. For many U.S. 59.97 must be signed with name, address and daytime Power Authority chairman. badly split the Democratic vote. ballot after his nominating peti­ auctions, the city graded the property and covered under a two-pronged attack Friday, with the opposition in Sale Prioe. 2 Wheel telephone number (for verification). Dyson’s wealth gives him the O cars. The millionaire Democrat, tions were rejected by a state it with sod in 1980. Then Peters bought it. ■ Parliament demanding its resignation and Bishop Desmond Disc or Drum Brake The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in who raises grapes and makes money to bankroll a campaign court. When environmental officials arrived to study Tutu accusing it of “ Tutu bashing” to make him a political Special. For many the interests of brevity, clarity and taste. wine on his 200-acre Dutchess even without major party scapegoat. the site for a Superfund cleanup in 1982, Peters U.S. cars. Imports Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester County farm, contends his re­ support. David Egner writes for The threw them off his land. The state went to court South Africa’s Roman Catholic bishops meanwhile filed an <> 11.97.0 '* Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. cord of public service proves he A prolonged contest between urgent application at the Supreme Court in Pretoria seeking to It Sale Price. Van and and trucks higher. Associated Press. that year and asked for a mandatory injunction Truck Shocks. Carryout. AddHIonat porti and M ivlc.i txira.' restrain police from assaulting or torturing the Rev. Smangaliso l«ml-nMtaille podi '11.00 mora. requiring Peters to clean up the property. The Sizes for many light trucks E PA estimated cleanup costs at $225 million. The Mkhatshwa, general secretary of the bishops’ conference. 0 and vans. state has chosen an alternative solution that would The application, to be heard Monday, did not say how Th« lost Mufflor You Will cost only $3,049,000. Peters can’t afford either one. Mkhatswha might have been mistreated since he was detained Buy rof Your Cof* 18.97 without charge on June 12. However, the jailed cleric’s lawyer, Our Reg. 2B.S5 Ar­ Tokyo impressions on the 2fst visit Beastly beauticians Brian Currin, said he and two doctors visited Mkhatshwa late Friday and decided to proceed with the application. 49.97 pr- restor Plus Muffler Federal investigators have caught several In Parliament, a no-confidence motion by the Progressive Sale Price. Air Ad­ Installed. Heavy du­ beauty school operators for mishandling Federal Party calling on the Cabinet to resign was defeated on a justable Shock Ab- ty. double wrapped, 9 TOKYO — This is, if I have counted right, my tax is 2,000 yen, or $13.25. If you buy a copy of government loans and grants. For example; party-line vote after a three-hour debate. A motion supporting aluminized. For many 21st visit to Japan, but my first in August. I was Time magazine to read on the plane, there go • A Cocoa Beach, Fla., beauty school owner sorbers. Carryout. Sizes the government was then adopted by a vote of 77-38. Monroe Auto for many U S. cars. - U .^ cars and light trucks. right the first 20 times. another four bucks. pleaded guilty and was ordered to repay $73,350 in C/-IJ /***^ ' Equipment C o 'OotollB In noi«. Actually. I suppose August in Tokyo is not much If it’s any consolation, this ridiculously high rate grants he awarded to students who dropped out or worse than August in New York — or elsewhere in WiUiam of exchange is hurting many Japanese too. Most never attended class. Gam tested for kidney donation the Boswash corridor, for that matter. But those obviously damaged are Japan’s export • In Colorado a beauty school chain vice SALT LAKE CITY — Sen. Jake Garn underwent extensive of us who live in the steamy purlieus between companies, 72 of which went bankrupt in^uly Rusher president pleaded guilty to falsifying test scores tests Friday to help doctors determine whether he is a suitable 1.37 Boston and Washington are accustomed to Our Reg. 1.97. Stdom Engine Cldondr And Degreoser. New ac­ alone — a record for the fourth consecutive so more students qualified for aid — and then tried candidate to donate a kidney to a diabetic daughter whose own tion cleans engines, battery terminals, charcoal grills and other thinking that it is just naturally hotter there than month. Who would buy anything Japanese? to alter exam scores to reduce the amount owed to kidneys are failing. items that collect dirt, grease 'oo; anywhere else outside the tropics. the govemnnent. Caught again, he had to pay Garn, seeking a third term as Utah’s senior senator, reported In this, as in so much else, the Japanese • WHILE I'M AT IT, let me pause here to pay $82,000. to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center after being competition is stiff. The sun here is hot and strong, my annual backhanded tribute to the informed that the condition of his daughter, Susan, had and even cloudy days are likely to be so stifling International Herald Tribune, the English- Hair today, gone tomorrow worsened, said aide Jeff Bingham. 1.37 conversation rate. Our Reg. 1.97. G a rb And Choke Cleaner. Cleans the outside and humid that you feel like a damp mop by language daily edited in Paris and published all The Republican senator, who was the first civilian to ride the At this writing, you can get about 151 yen for a Attorney General Edwin Meese strode into the and inside of carburetor, PCV valves and frees stuck manifold mid-aftemoon. What’s more, the summer dollar. Now, I ’ll admit that I will be talking about over the world. Owned jointly by The New York barber shop the other day and found his baldjng space shuttle last year, was to be released Friday evening and ceeei clsams heat controls Oo; thunderstorms that often lash New York and prices in hotels in Tokyo’s modern, distinctly Times and The Washington Post, it relentlessly counselor, Kenneth Crlbb, in the barber’s chair. begin a vacation with family niembers on Saturday in Sun Washington in August, bringing temporary relief upscale Shinjuku district; I ’m sure one could do a reprints the left-most articles and even cartoons “ Do you have to pay full price for a haircut?” Valley, Idaho, aides said. from the heat, are much rarer here. I ’m told. from both of these noted propaganda mills, and Press secretary Laurie Snow said Gam’s daughter, Susan 6 bit better in second-class hotels. But you know, asked Meese mockingly. Cribb retorted; “ In my Gam Home, 27, suffers from progressive kidney failure and is 1.77 Luckily, Tokyo (or at least those parts of it a and I know, that comparison shopping even in thereby probably does the United States more case, it’s a finder’s fee.” Our Reg. 2.47. Steam Engine Shine. Protects as It shines Sheds being treated at (Georgetown Hospital in Washington, where the Westerner is likely to encounter) is comfortably your own hometown is often tedious; in a big affirmative damage, week after week, than the grease and dirt 0 o» transplant would take place. air-conditioned. New Yorkers will be especially foreign metropolis it is usually out of the question. entire Overseas Department of the KGB. There is interested to hear that this even applies to the neat OK, so you’d like a modest breakfast sent up to not a U.S. government policy It doesn’t knock, and crime-free subways — and not only to the your hotel room? Keep it really modest; Just without any effective rebuttal whatever. When a iMandipatfr Hrralft Black bears return to Duluth Tires & Services Available ■^^^Aineficrfs Faworite Store trains, but also to the positively breezy stations. bigger disgrace is engineered (and it’s hard to Only In Stores With orange juice, two slices of toast and coffee. That’s DULUTH, Minn. — It’s August, and the black bears are imagine one), the Times and the Post will no doubt Founded In 1861 Service Departments Mayor Koch, take note. 750 yen for the juice, 400' for the toast and 700 for wandering around this northeastern Minnesota city. be in on it. the coffee. Add 10 percent for service and as much PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWUher Duluth police have received about a dozen calls in the last ON SALE AUOUST 24 • THE YEN HAS APPRECIATED 40 percent again for the tax, and that’s 2,220 yen — or about OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutiv* Editor JAMES P. S A C K S ...... Mwiiging Edttor week, down sharply from last year at this time when police often THRU AUOUST 30 against the dollar in the past 10 months, and'that $14.70. ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMoOMoEdHor received that many bear calls a day. makes buying anything in Tokyo these days an A bottle of Japanese beer in that cocktail lounge William Rniher Is on a tour of East Asia, Complaints in and around Duluth, which has a population of Open Daily 8-6, Closed Sundays. sponsored by the World Media Association, a DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvorUtlng Dlrwlar almost surreal experience for an American. downstairs will set you back 600 yen ($4). If you about 100,000, are ranning about one-quarter of last year’s, ANSONIA CROf^nWELL EAST HAVEN FARIVIINGTON MANCHESTER Mlt.EORD MARK F. ABRAITI8...... BuUnoM Managtr Luckily, the yen as a unit is so small that all prices decide to try a sukiyaki lunch in the hotel’s group associated with the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. acconling to Dave Garshelis, bear project leader for the V.t'M St A ''-.'.'' .1 .V S tn jf'fjik f* I H ‘ f . i! ’ I .Qnt,,g(; H 'l ' HDO S ou l I H 'l JS S o ix if f" SI HS H. |fj<';. ' A , SHELDON COHEN ...... Compodng Managar Rusher, publisher of the National Review, writes VERNON WALLINGFORD WATERBURY WATf.RTOWN WETHlRSMtlD are expressed in figures that are ridiculously high Japanese restaurant and recklessly wash it down ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. SOUTHINGTON TORRINGTON WINDSOR /'IS Harllord Tpl-e 9 S/ North Colony HH 1 St '.'IS S tr.,,1 ■, I g l t* 1 HH Sii.i . [Jc.i ric H a , to the American eye anyway, so paying them is with a couple of bottles of that beer, that’ ll be $80. his syndicated column for Newspaper Enterprise JEANNE Q. FROMBtTH... .. CIreulaUon Managar I HI L ‘, \ n .310 Oupnn St fifllM/iinSI painless,, unless you take the time to factor in the thank you — for a party of one. Even the airport Association. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Saturday, Aue. 23. 1986 — 9 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* SNAFU by Blue* B*attl* SIANOTB hy CiMfta BL Bohuli f^Oeaf/M e- I . e-x^ PBRUAP^ 77/5 f a c t TFAT »J5 YoU'y/B A LR B A p ye LF P T IVE SPENT HALF MV THAT POOR ISTHIRTV* BUSINESS______L _ % o FOUR& F> „ j LIFE STARIN6 AT THAT FIVE INCHES WIPE ANP a w ? / BACK POOR WAITING 5IXTV-EIGHT INCHES HIGH r — MV SUPPER TO COME OUT.. ------~P 1^ ‘Street name’ stocks no obstacle QUESTION: I have a ".'ielf- Brokers don’t get commissions on QUESTION: I have been in direoted” indi­ reinvested dividends in those dividend reinvestment plans of t= = \ plans. L vidual retire­ three companies for a number of ment account In ve sto rs’ Some brokerage firms put the years. If I sell any of these stocks, through which I .shaft to customers even worsethan how do I report the cost on TH EFH A N TO M by L** F*lk A By Barry IT HAS THREE HINGES.. yours does Those brokerages , bu.v two .ctork.c. ..V' Schedule D of my income tax EACH HINGE HAS FIVE G u id e don't put the dividends from street ; Bot h St ocks return, .so I ran calculate my profit SCREU)5..IT SQUEAKS have dividend William A. Doyle name slock into money market or loss? WHEN IT OPENS AN P IT . reinvestment mutual funds, where .some income is earned. Instead, they just credit BANGS WHEN IT CLOSES... , plans, which ANSWER: You received a state­ that money to customers' accounts permit stock- ment every time a dividend was h 0 - and keep it in “ free credit • holders to use reinvested At the end of each year, balances." where it doesn't even their dividends to automatically you received a summary state­ All loo many brokerage hou.ses earn a penny. ment Those statements are the buy additional full and fractional refuse to allow customers who I put It up in case somebody sends a shares. records of your cost “ basis” in have stocks in street name to QUESTIO N : Can you provide a most cases. message while I’m taking a nap.” My broker says I cannot use the participate in dividend reinvest­ list of brokerage firms that allow The exceptions are reinvested dividend reinvestment plans in my ment programs. This applies to customers to take part in dividend dividends of ’’Qualified’’ utility IRA because my storks arc held in CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Ca*al* self-directed IRAs and Keogh reinvestment plans with stocks companies, which you were al­ “ street name” — registered in the ANY PROBLEMS ? ' BELIEVE ME< I KNOW .self-employed retirement plans as held in .street name? lowed to exclude from income tax brokerage house’s name. HOW IT PEELS WHEN well as to customers who leave from 1982 through 1985. On those VOO'RE SO FAR FROM As a result. m,v dividends go into stocks with brokerages for ANSWER: Sorry, but one hard HOME. reinvestments, your cost basis is a money market mutual fund convenience and fast policy I must follow is zero BLONDIE by Dtan Young A Stan Drake .which presently pays low divi- Those brokerages usually come N EVER to point readers toward idends. The broker says the only up with the lame excuse that their specific brokerages. Printing QUESTION: I lost the records of ; way I can reinvest the dividends is I'LL S E T ME A L S O T E S T S computers can’t be programmed names here would be taken as m.v dividend reinvestments. My WET-RAINT SISNS • by giving him an order to buy more to handle dividend reinvestment recommendations which might lof those shares with the cash broker has telephoned the dividend plans That’s ,iust not true, if the backfire. Over the decades I’ve reinvestment plan agent — a New M f f ^ ; available in the monev market % plan has "split share participa­ been pounding out this column York City hank — requesting mutual fund. That, of course tion " as most such plans do. Split complaints have come in about duplicate records No results means paying more commissions. share participation provides a almost every brokerage house in What should 1 do’’ Is there any way I can beat this method through which fractional the business system? shares ran he allorated to different You’ll have to get on the phone ANSWER: Write to the plan areountsat a brokerage firm, bank and keep calling brokerages until agent yourself If you still gel no ANSW ER: Yes Transfer’your ARLOAND JANI8 ■» by Jimmy Johnson or other “nominee” holdingstoeks you find some willing to permit results eonlael 'he office of IRA to a different brokerage firm for customers dividend reinvestment plan partic­ corporate secretary of the com­ i?'one that will permit you to do what DEAR ^BBV; MCDOeBNTTRUSrAMV- CAN VW help/At? WRITING LEITERSTO ANOTHER You put your finger on the real ipation with slocks they hold for pany in which you own slock As a MVWIFElSmMOID.' THING I SAY OR 00.' -NO T GUILTY ,' you have in mind Your broker's reason brokerages steer custo­ customers Then it will be up to stockholder you're a part owner of O V ' r j ^ C G ; - L WOMAN BEHINDMY BACK? ‘ claim that it can't be done is so C « < A • SHEIGCONVINCeDIAM mers away from dividend reinv­ you to choose the firm with which I ho company The coriioralcsc'crc- GOING TO DOUBlErCROSG much hogwash estment plans — commissions to do business liiry is one of your omploycos ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook HERIN60MGWAY' AP photo ^ ART, ARE M3U SUReY alMOST. PUl>.„ fXCfPT^ ...AU.THE ^Market doesn’t respond to the Fed Clean quarters THIS SYSTSM ) W /F ViV T d L e T S B «H CPMPLETEtV I THW5inT2>H7ii£l EKPtooe. a An employee of the National Semiconductor Corp. of PEBU5GEP? By Chet Currier committee at E .F. Hutton A Co., in Santa Clara, Calif., examines silicon wafers that are used The Associated Press MARKET MARKET IN BRIEF a report published just before the to manufacture integrated circuits or “chips.” The discount rate was cut. ANALYSIS N.Y.S.E. Issues employee is protected by clean-room attire known as a NEW YORK—Thestock market Consolidated Trading “Moreover, there has been lately has had trouble responding DOW JONES 30 INDUSTRIALS growing political pressure, born of “bunny suit,” which allows clean rooms to be lOOtimesas with its customary enthusiasm Friday. August 22 ALLEY OOP ®by Dav* Orau* •F32.20 Republican fear or losing the dust-free as a hospital operating room, according to wheii the Federal Reserve cuts its Augurt 18-22 Volume Shares Senate in the November elections, National Semiconductor Corp. The clean room must be I A M VERY P LEA SE , DR.BROKISOM MVeOOD-lTHIS,MY/ HOW discount rate. |l o w ;CLOSED 141,404,630 to cut the discount rate again. PLEASED TO I CALL M E SHOW \lOLP ME ABOUT N ESe, / DEAR, IS ( O U A IN l! ^ On Wednesday, when the Fed kept absolutely clean, since one particle of dust would MEET VtXJ, Ia v a , d r . around. /YtXIR FABULOUS WHAT'S T THE TIME-\L _ 1,882.80 11,862.91 11,887.80 “ Never mind that several key ftlll)olb«»K»I M IS S WONMUG! WPRK IN THE T H IS ? J MACHINE.' A3Sa £ | lowered the rate on charges on Issues politicians fully understand that a ruin a chip. PECKQ>SE.' FIELD OF DME loans to private financial institu­ 1890 Traded U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit TRAl/EL! 1885 5.5 percent rate is not a fix for the tions from 6 pertent to 5.5 percent, fragile state of the energy, farming ■1880 2,023 it marked the fourth time it has and commercial real estate sec- taken such a step this year. 1875 Up tor6, let alone some financial Business In Brief r The first two, several months 1870 846 institutions related to those sec­ ago, drew an enthusiastic response 1865 Unchanged tors. Rather, the pressure has been from investors as the stock market 1860 M«T»W*T»F 439 on to ‘do something.’ ’’ Savings Bank promotes two set record high after record high. In spite of ail those concerns and But the reductions in July and this 1950 Down misgivings, the stock market has B. Jane Brown and Joyce Trainer, both Savings Bank of past week produced only sluggish Manchester employees, have been promoted to officers of the (d R a u C. 8 -2 3 1900 738 scored some healthy gains since reactions at most after they were early August. In the p^ist week, the bank. Each has earned the title of assistant treasurer. The 1850 N.Y.S.E. Index announced. 1800 Dow Jones average of 30 indus­ appointments were announced by William R. Johnson, president m The difference, many analysts trials rose 32.20 to 1.887.80 on top of ofSBM . 1750 143.88 + 0 .2 7 THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Banaom agree, lies in changed perceptions 170Q a 72.98-point gain the week before. Brown works in the commercial loan department where her : by investors of the economic S.&P. Comp. The New York Stock Exchange responsibilities are concentrated in business development and I'MWHGWCFFKGacYAWP Yb0..,F\REAf\E?T6PlTTGK'r 1650 THATW/<5lHe I background against which the cuts composite index gained 1.66 to lending. She joined SBM in 1983 following a student internship she iHAVGowe(3UG$na) 1600 250.19 + 0 .5 2 CONRXMDIT.IAM G?oGsn(P»o!j • occurred. 143.88, while the American Stock completed there as part of her degree studies at the University of 1550 L R P e yo U , Earlier in the year, the central Dow Jones Ind. Exchange market value index was Connecticut. She lives with her family in Tolland. WBOSS' 1500 '. bank’s moves were interpreted as A»M»J«J »A 1,887.80 + 6 .6 1 off .48 at 270.92. Trainer is the bank’s personnel administrator. She joined SBM ; likely harbingers of a strengthen- Volume on the Big Board aver­ in 1980 in the Savings Bank Life Insurance Department and in Puxmies Aatrograph lirig economy by midsummer. aged 126.41 million shares a day. 1983 moved into her current role handling employee benefits. Those hopes, as it turned out, went Fed has gone it alone. attracting foreign investors to against 132.19 million the week Trainer is chairman of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce unfulfilled. finance its budget deficit. “ We remain convinced that before. beautification and conservation committee, serves on the board Now, the Fed’s strategy is seen gradualism in monetary policy — The most recent discount rate The recent advance of the Dow of directors of the Parks and Recreation committee in ACROSS 10 Universal lime Answer to Previous Puzzle skeptically by many Wall Street- i.e., modest interest rate cuts such cut came immediately on the heels Jones industrial average has Manchester and is president of a local garden club. She lives with (abbr) lers as an effort to prevent the as the Fed has been making — will of a downward reduction in the brought it back within striking ■ L 1 U M T U G G E D ^ o u r her family in Manchester. 1 Hawaiian 11 French river ■economy from weakening to the at best keep the U.S. economy Commerce Department’s esti­ distance of the record closing high T S E T s E R E R U N S limber tree 12 Greek letter ^ i r t h d s ^ € 3 i point of stagnation or worse. muddling and will not generate a mate of economic growth in the of 1,909.03 it reached on July 2. 4 Moses' brother 16 Lincoln's R E D S E a ' E L A N E T The first two cuts also had an really vigorous rebound," said second quarter, and word of the So while discount rate cuts may 9 Is successful Miller opens real estate office nickname ' U R Q E D E E N important distinction not shared Greg Smith at Prudential-Bache third straight monthly decline in not do as much for stock prices as 10 Filmy fabric Aug. 24, 1986 19 Consumed food K E E _L 0 G A G E FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavea by the last two — they were Securities. housing starts. 13 Somersault c they used to, hopes are quite Anne Miller, real estate broker, has opened herown real estate 21 The year ahead will be a good one for “ The Federal Reserve has am­ 14 Confused mess E E R 1 E accompanied by similar moves in Smith and other analysts main­ evidently still high among inves­ office at 985 Main St. in downtown Manchester. Miller has been in your socially. Also, creative enterprises ple economic justification to 15 Old card game U R N F L one or both of two other leading tain that lower rates are needed in tors that the intentions behind residential/commercial sales for 22 Of age (Let., to which you turn your hand will be prof­ industrial countries, Japan and other countries as well if the ease,” said Thomas Stiles, chair­ those reductions will sooner or late 16 Army Transport abbr.) L A A T s itable and well-received. TAKf A approximately 17 years. Service (abbr.) West Germany. On the last two, the United States is going to keep man of the investment policy be realized. 23 River in Russia D E I ! She is a designated Certified 17 Aware of (2 CUSTOMER 24 Path |/ Residential Speciali.st (CRS), a grad­ wds.) A S L A a VIRGO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) When con­ 25 Europeen river uate of the Real Estate Institute, a 18 Catch 1 T A L Y versing with close Irlends today, keep SERVICE 27 Most delicate f B B L 20 Verve the topics light and breezy. A discus­ member of the Professional Stand­ 28 Grafted, in S 0 R T 1 E sion of heavy issues might turn every­ Pharmacist opens own store Monday 23 Coat type TTER\ ards and Educational Committee of s T A 1 N s one off. Know where to look (or ro­ 26 Commander heraldry N O IV ^h the Manchester Board of Realtors mance and you'll find It. The 30 Garden tool 29 Antarctic sea w A Y N By John F. Kirch Katz, 29, has worked as a little nervous and excited. Other clinics will include preli­ and also the commercial investment 32 Alternative ■ Astro-Graph Matchmaker set Instantly 31 Shout of Herald Reporter pharmacist at Brooks Drug in "There are ho pay checks for a minary checks for diabetes, glau­ reveals which signs are romantically division. contempt word 45 Charged 51 Prospector's Bristol, at Finch’s Drug in Port while,” he said. "M y wife is coma, hearing loss, colon-rectal She will be handling residential, 35 Teeny perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, 33 Year (Sp.| particles On Monday, Roy Katz becomes Chester, N .Y.. and was the store supporting us.” His wife, Gail cancer and breathing problems. commercial and investment real 36 Didn t lose find c/o this newspaper, PO Box 91428, 34 Tropical cuckoo 46 Twofold Cleveland, OH 44101-3428, his own boss. manager at Whitaker Pharmacy & Katz, is a registered nurse who is All will be free, and, except for the estate, as well as relocations. Miller 35 Sinewy 38 Score colon-rectal cancer screening, will 48 Royal Scottish 53 Definite article The West Hartford pharmacist, Surgical in Hartsdale, N.Y. He has teaching at the St. Francis Hospi­ and her family live in Manchester. 36 Humorists 40 Traitor (si.) LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) This Is not a be held at the Main Street store. Academy WINTHROP ^‘Hy Dick Cavalll who has worked at other retail experience operating the stores, tal School of Nursing in Hartford. She is a member of St. James parish, 37 Of a spring 42 Verse 54 Noun suffix good day (or either you V your mate to outlets since 1981, will open The but decided that the long hours of The Medicine Shoppe is a hatipn- Katz, originally from New York (abbr.) Hartford Women’s Network, Man­ season * 44 Basketball attack one another’s spending pat­ ALL 'rOU NEED ON ONE OF Medicine Shoppe pharmacy next being a pharmacist were getting to wide franchise with about MO City’s northern suburbs, says his league (abbr.) 50 Lose force 55 Chinese river terns. In fact, try not to.discuss money AND chester Chamber of Commerce and 39 Hums TO BE A TVIESE <3rAME week at 348 Main St. — at the be a bit too much for him. retail outlets in the 48 continental present location is perfect. Custo­ 41 Sob matters at all. HYPERACTIVE the Women’s Council of Realtors. 2 3 4 5 6 7 CONTESTANT... corner of Main and Haynes streets. “ I was working from 9 in the states. It is based in St. Louis and mers from all over Manchester 43 Insect at a SHOW © IS ADRENAU ■ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's Impor­ It is a business he can run all by morning until 10 at night,’’ he said.' sponsors health-related events at travel down Main Street each day, picnic ■ ■ GALL, a -L A N D S . 9 11 12 tant today that you accept friends at 1 OREED... himself, for himself. “ Nobody is supposed to work 14 its franchise stores. and he hopes some will stop in for 44 6road face value Instead of trying to prejudge the business. Colt, union exchange proposals 47 Meal fragment “ The chains are very ungratify­ hours a day.” The first of those programs in 13 1 4 their motives. Your conclusions could Manchester is a blood pressure “ I like Manchester,” he said. 49 Jima be way off base. ing,’’ he said about other pharma­ The Medicine Shoppe would be HARTFORD — Negotiators for Colt Firearms Division and screening scheduled Sept. 11 from "It’s a very self-sufficient town. 52 States of plenty 15 16 17 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-b*c. 21) cies. "In The Medicine Shoppe I ’m open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1,000 striking blue-collar workers exchanged contract proposals 55 Erode You're on a winning roll today, but you doing what I did for someone else, weekdays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The screening is It's a small town, but it’s not so on Friday and agreed to a five-day recess, a state Labor small where you have to go 56 Curse 18 19 2 0 21 2 2 must be careful not to turn victories Into except that I ’m doing it for Saturdays. And the prospect of free and will be conducted by a Department spokesman said. somewhere else to get things.” 57 Anglo-Saxon defeats. Once you achieve an objective, 01? thyself.” owning a business has Katz both a registered nurse. I^ca l 376 of the United Auto Workers offered a contract slave 2 3 2 4 ' 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 let it rest. 3 8 3 9 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) You can The bargaining sessions Thursday and Friday were the first in BridEge The Associated Press standards, compel workers to 1 Metric unit readily resolve a sticky family Issue to­ For several reasons — among them social, the 7-month-old labor dispute since May 13. 41 4 2 4 3 share jobs. The big challenge said 2 Tracing paper day if you restrict it to the members of Seven hundred workers have been hired by the company to 3 Poisonous your household. Bringing In in-laws or NEW YORK — The evidence of it geographical and educational — popular one would be the profitable use of 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 5 0 51 outsiders is asking lor complications. is more easily seen at fast-food leisure replace the workers who went on strike Jan. 24. snake my with a second spade. Sure, that jobless statistics sometimes fail to reflect the PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) At a social outlets and supermarkets than in 4 Beast of burden Doing what comes sets up the defenders’ spade tricks, but 5 Residue 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 gathering today, strive to mix with your NORTH t-tl-U the Labor Department statistics, true situation. Instead, aeeording to the Mor­ you are re l^ g on neither defender 6 Woman's name light-hearted friends. Don't let a guy or .♦A Q but it is might make an appearance gan analysis, these are some of the 5 6 ♦ 64 3 unnaturally starting with more than five spades. 7 Arabian region 6 7 gal who takes life too seriously corner in the numbers as well before very possible economic consequences: you to talk about his or her woes. ♦ A86S You can now lead a second club and 8 Tree dwelling long. steadily lowering the number of e n d ^ s e 5 9 ♦ 9 4 3 2 By Jame* Jacoby establish the fourth club while you tries general ly are labor- • A further effort hy many 9 Defunct ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Conditions It is a developinglabor.shortage, In general should spell success for you still have the diamond ace for your Americans age 16 years or more: intensive: that is. they are less companies to.■.uhsliiuiecapital for football league ■ ■ WEST EAST and it is relent le.ssly creeping up on and a slowing of the rate at which today. However, give proper acknowl­ When your A-K-Q of spades can take certain entry. Later, the successful fi­ easily automated. labor in order In hold down costs (abbr.) (c)1986.by NEA. Inc 23 4J7S2 ♦ 10 8 6 4 3 edgment to those who help you. only two tricks for you as declarer, the economy. women enter the labor force. VJ97 ♦ K105 nesse of the heart queen will give you • Companies that carefi'lly con­ a curiosity TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Proceed you will need 27 high-card points plus It shows up now in the super­ In the 1970s. the number of For several reasons — among ♦ J 10 7 ♦ Q4 nine tricks. with your Ideas today Instead of debat­ market help-wanted sign: “ Full- people 16 years or older rose at an them .social, geographical and sider labor supply in making ♦ JOS ♦ a 10 7 a little luck to make nine tricks at no- It certainly goes against the grain to ing their merits with a companion. Let trump. You may also need to make an time. part-time, work your own annual rateof 2 percent. Since 1980 educational — popular jobless derisions on office and plant sites give up yonr control in the demnders’ stand to profit the results prove that you're on the right SOUTH unnatural play. South took the queen suit when you’re playing no-trump. hour.s.” And it can be .seen at the the annual growth rate has been 1.3 statistics sometimes fail to reflect CELEBRITY CIPHER track. ♦ K9 Celebrity Cipher cryptograme ere creeled from quotetlone by femoue people, peel end preeent. of spades and led a club to the king. But it must occasionally be done when local hamburger shop where percent. It is destined, according the true situation • Companies that invest heavily GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You're capa­ ♦ AQ82 Eech letter in ttie cipher etandt for enother. Today'B ctu0: V equel* D. When that held, he played a diamond there is something greater to be former retirees return to work to the Census Bureau, to drop Perhaps one indication of the. in training may find the payoff is ble of (ending for yourseff, so don't try ♦ K9S2 to the ace and led another club. If East with the kids. under 1 percent before 1990. situation can be found in the by CONNIE WIENER ♦ KQ8 gained, like making your contract. unu.siially high to shift your personal burdens oMo the bad again played low, all would have It is likely to spread to many Simultaneously, the .surge of long-term — 15 weeks and more — “MRW OHZFBU KP ZWUMFHZFPMU FZW shoulders of someone who Is always Vulnerable: North-South been well. Declarer Would have won jobless rate, which has remained willing to help. more areas of economic life in the women workers during the 1970s • And a reduction in the poverty Stop In! Dealer: South the queen and cleared the suit while at 2 percent or less for the past CANCER (June 21-July 22) This should next decade. The Morgan Eco­ has' already slowed 'The rate of ra te the spade ace was still sitting in dum­ Directory OP F CFZ IKMR MRW NGGV KP be a pleasant day (or you, provided you nomic Quarterly expects the con- female participation in the work year, compared to about 7 percent Pnlitioally says Morgan the CONSIGNMENTS: W eft North East Soath my as an entry. Alas, East grabbed the seauences to reach a peak in the force has continued to grow, but at for the overall civilian jobless rale economy’s ready capacity to ab­ don't make it a lata evening. If socializ­ INT club ace and played back a m d e . De­ According to ’The World Almanac early 1990s. as fewer and fewer a slower rate than in the 1970s. The situation conflicts with sorb new workers might bring Crafts, Clothes, Gifts OHUWHOU.” — CWMWZ VW DZKWU. ing, say your "good nights" at a reason­ P a n 3 NT Pan Pan able hour. ^ clarer could now play the high club Book of Inventions, the first directory workers enter the labor force. A third factor, the evolution of attitudes taken by some futurists special attention to changes in PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “t would describe myself as a slightly mature. P a n 63'/2 Tolland Street LEO (July 2S-AUB. 22) Advantages you but had no way to enjoy dummy’s was for the city and suburha of Phila­ The causes are clear: a slow­ the industrial economy to one that as recently as 15 years ago. when immigration legislation, and per­ IM M Owl Seoul.” — Judith Krantz. fourth club. gain today could be mitigated if you ex­ Opening lead: ♦ 2 delphia. It was published by Jon Mac- down in the birth rate that began in relies more on services, seems to they argued that fobotics and haps to work requirements for East Hartford, CT o p e n D a il y ert undue pressure on othera. Know ’The winning play after winning the pbm on.onOct. 1,1785, and contained the early 196fls and which is be involved also. Service indus­ automation would cut the number welfare recipients. when to atop pushing. first club tridi is to get back to 3um- 6,250 names and addresses. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Aug. 23. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 23, 1986 — 11 ’T ^ Politics, Obhuariem SPORTS peaches Eva M. Tmaman Eva (Modean) ’Trueman, 73, of 57 Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry, AL roundup can mix formerly of Manchester, dl^ ’Thursday at Manchester Memor^ Nassiff, Lawns iai Hospital. She was the widow of CoBCtBoed from page 1 Sherwood J. Trueman. Bom in Manchester, May 24. know the issues. People are not 1913, she had lived in town most of being able to use their right of self her life, and had lived in South lone unbeatens Yanks, Bosox victorious determination,” she said. Yarmouth, Mass., for 10 years before moving to Coventry in Only three teams remain in By The Associated Press THE MESSAGE seemed to have Nicola chipping in four hits as November 1985. She was a member each the Town ‘A ’ and ‘B’ gotten through. Many at the event well, Rick Belekewicz and Mark of Emanuel Lutheran Church. Softball Tournaments, with NEW YORK - Willie Ran­ said they enjoyed coming each Canegallo three apiece and Ken She is survived by two sons, only one unbeaten in each. dolph’s eighth-inning single year, but did so this year to help the Bavier, Ron Frenette and Jeff Sherwood M. Trueman of Coventry Nassiff Arms moved into the ‘A ’ knocked in Rickey Henderson with district fight what they said could Johnson two each. Steve Cris- and Jeffrey L. Trueman of Fayet- championship game Tuesday the winning run Friday night, be the biggest threat to its pino had three hits including a teville, N.Y., and eight night with a 16-5 victory over lifting Dennis Rasmussen and the existence since it was formed two-run homer and Jeff Holt grandchildren. previously unbeaten Pagani New York Yankees to a 3-2 victory nearly 100 years ago. and Mark Pagani two safeties A memorial service will be Caterers at Fitzgerald Field over the Oakland A’s. "It’s nice and it’s for a good apiece for the losers. Saturday at I p.m. at Emanuel while Evergreen Lawns re­ Henderson’s run .settled a pitch­ cause,” said Candy Ostrout of Lawns 7, Tierney’s 0 Lutheran Church Chapel, 60 mained the lone unbeaten squad ing duel between Rasmussen. 13-4. Coleman Road, who ate peaches Church St. Burial will be at the in the ‘B’ tourney with a 7-0 Hank Steullet spun a five-hit and Joaquin Andujar, 7-6. with her husband, Larry Ostrout. convenience of the fam ily in East blanking of previously unbeaten shutout at Tierney’s to pin the Henderson led off the eighth by ” I'm originally from Wethersfield. Cemetery. There are no calling Tierney’s, also at Fitzgerald ' Funeralmen into the loser’s reaching safely on a fielding error Wethersfield has an all-volunteer Herald photos by Tucker hours. Field. bracket in the double­ by A’s first baseman Carney fire department, so I can sympa­ Memorial donations may be Over at Robertson Park, elimination tourney. Bob Qua- Lansford. Henderson stole second thize with the Eighth.” “Everything I’ve said will happen has happened,” says convention’s nomination in July, and he did. He’s equally made to the American Cancer Main Pub scored a run in the glia, Mark Morse, Mark Bowan and, after bluffing a move to third, A proposed change in the Town Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard Bozzuto. In confident about the Sept. 9 primary against the two other Society. 237 E. Center St. The bottom of the seventh inning to and Carl Hunt each collected was balked to third by Andujar. Charter, scheduled for a No­ an interview at the Manchester Herald Friday, Bozzuto Republican candidates — Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. oust MAK Company, 5-4, in ‘A ’ two hits for Evergreen, the Henderson scored when Randolph vember referendum, would elimi- . noted that he predicted he wouid win the OOP Center St., is in charge of play while Jim’s Arco drilled Pagani League champ during hit an opposite-field bloop single. nate a provision which requires and Julie Belaga of Westport. arrangements. Elmore Associates, 16-5, in ‘B’ the regular season. Five differ­ Rasmussen allowed four hits, separate, favorable votes in both action. ent players stroked hits for walked one and struck out five in the town and district to achieve The lineup Monday night has Tierney’s. eight innings. consolidation. Instead, a single SalvatOF0 Lantiert Jim’svs. Tierney’s at 6 p.m. and Dave Righetti pitched the ninth townwide vote could bring about a Salvatore Lantieri, 58, of En­ Pub 5, MAK 4 Bozzuto sets goals for state, self Main Pub vs. Pagani’s at 7:30 and became the first in the majors m erger of the town government field, died Thursday at an area John Madden's safety in the p.m., both games at Fitzgerald with 30 saves this season. Righetti and that of the district, which convalescent home. He was the bottom of the seventh won it for Continued from page 1 and evaluate the departments as they tried to ment with drugs. Field. If both Nassiff’s and retired Jose Canseco on a pop-up provides fire protection and sewer husband of Eleanor (Laiuppa) Main Pub, the ’A' Central meet their goals. Changes would be made to However, Bozzuto said children in fourth and Evergreen win on Tuesday, it’s for the final out, extending his service to northern Manchester. If Bozzuto is victorious, then incumbent Lantieri and the brother of Mrs. League regular season champs. make state agencies more efficient, he said fifth grades have been victims of drug abuse. all over. If either one, or both, hitless streak to O-for-37. Robert Bletchman had little Democrat William A. O’Neill will be his nekt Paul (Rose) Ostashen of Jack Frascarelli had three hits Taxes would become less a worry because He said he would also set up regional task forces sustain losses, a deciding game Andujar, who has lost four of his good to say about the newly formed opponent. Again. Bozzuto said he was confident Manchester. and Scott Garman a pair for the people would pay for what they heeded from to crack down on the supply of drugs. He said or games would be needed last five, gave up seven hits, Committee for Charter Revision, he could persuade voters to replace O’N eill. The He also is survived by two sons, winners while Brian Presbic state government, he said. A reorganization he’d also impose stiffer penalties on those Wednesday evening. walked three and struck out four. which favors the charter change. governor, Bozzuto said, has not provided strong Robert T. Lantieri of Santa Mon­ homered for MAK. might also allow some taxes to be cut once it convicted of selling narcotics. After Mike Pagliarulo homered The new committee, which offi­ leadership for the State. ica, Calif., and Salvatore J. becomes clear certain levies are regressive, he In 1982, Bozzutowas the leading contender for Nassiff 16, Paganl’s 5 Jim’s 16, Elmore 5 to lead off the third inning Joaquin cially organized Thursday, con­ ’ ’The people.in this state are doing well.” Lantieri of Enfield; two daughters, “j.i. said. the GOP gubernatorial nomination, but a Andujar, the A ’s went ahead 2-1 on tends it supports changes in the Bozzuto said, referring to Connecticut’s low Donna Marie Crawford of the Nassiff’s unloaded a 26-hit Mark Foster had four hits and In particular, he said, taxes on utility surprise deal between his opponents left him a two-run homer by Lansford in the charter, but is not necessarily for unemployment rate and growing state budget Broad Brook section of East attack to whip Pagani’s. Paul Greg Freeman and Dan Jbnes companies are harmful because consumers end out in the cold.'Labriola a g r e ^ to become the fourth. -A-* -rf®- consolidation. Bletchman does not surpluses. ’ ’But is the state doing w ell?” he Windsor and Mrs. Daniel Frenette had four hits including three apiece for Jim’s. Bob up paying higher rates. Taking aim at running mate of Lewis Rome, which propelled The Yankees tied the score with agree. asked. (Annette) Daigle of Enfield; his a three-run homer to lead Arms Paloziej socked two hits for the Labriola’s call for a $175 million tax cut, the two to a convention victory over Bozzuto.-.. a run in the bottom of the inning on ” It’s not consolidation, it’s annihi­ Bozzuto doesn’t think so. He pointed to the mother, Lucy (Borgia) Lantieri of with Kevin Comeau and Rick Associates. Bozzuto said the proposal was -’’totally Bozzuto said he was not obsessed with Dave Winfield’s RBI single. lation,” Bletchman said. many scandals involving state employees as East Hartford; another sister, Pagliarulo’s homer was an ludicrous” because Labriola is also planning to winning this time around to redeem himself. . Santina Laptieri of East Hartford; evidence that O’Neill does not have control of fund expensive education, road repair and light opposite-field shot to left, his 27th TO GET THESE ideas across, an Yet he admitted to having a ’ ’burning desire” and two grandsons. state government. rail transportation programs. of the season. The homer was only information table was set up at the that fuels his campaign. The funeral will be Saturday at NL roundup ” I am convinced this administration is a ” I want to be a bit more honest,” he said. the third to the opposite field this peach festival’s entrance. Some ’ ’There’s always the sense of urgency,” he 9; 15 a.m. at the Leete-Stevens veneer over rotten wood,” he said. Bozzuto said it is important that the dangers season by the left-handed hitting STEAL members were giving said. That urgency is evident irt the confidence Enfield Chapels. 61 South Road, If he were governor. Bozzuto said he would of drugs be taught to youngsters at an early age. Pagliarulo. away bumper stickers supporting he tries to project, as if he is saying this election Enfield, with a mass of Christian reorganize every department, especially the Labriola has suggested that drug education be year there will be no surprise defeats and Lenn Sakata singled before the district, while others were burial at 10 a.m. in Holy Family Department of Motor Vehicles and the postponed until the seventh or eighth grades unfulfilled goals. Cubs begin skein, Lansford homered off Rasmussen, answering questions. Large red- Church, Enfield. Burial will be in Department of Transportation. when youngsters become more aware of Bozzuto is certain he will be the Republican who has given up eight homers in y82£^i.5£_3Liii6te2-— and-white buckets rested in clear Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, his last seven games. He said he’d set goals for each department. themselves and are more inclined to experie- choice for governor of Connecticut in 1986. AP p h o to view for people to deposit dona­ Bloomfield. Calling hours are With two outs in the Yankees tions. Many did. today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at fourth, Dan Pasqua doubled off the Boston second baseman Marty Barrett inning Friday night in Cleveland, the funeral home. end Reds’ streak Another STEAL member stood wall at the 411-foot mark in fires to first base after forcing Cleve­ Barrett’s relay to first was too late to get on a nearby street comer, handing left-center and scored the tying run By The Associated Press seventh inning, his 14th, and had a out leaflets about an upcoming Bozzuto says he’s tops in the region Ciarenctt F. LaChapaile on a single by Winfield. land’s Cory Snyder at second in an Pat Tabler. The Red Sox won, 6-3. STEAL meeting, scheduled for two-run single in Pittsburgh’s attempt at a double play in the first An anniversary mass for Clar­ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Whiton — Jerry Mumphrey eight-run sixth. R.J. Reynolds and Red Sox 6, Indians 3 ’ ’Eastern Connecticut is sensi­ ence F. LaChapelle Sr., who died hit a bases-loaded triple and Lee Jim Morrison drove in three runs Memorial Library. The meeting ’’And there’s an appreciation of towns in the region. This plan is At Cleveland. Bill Buckner’s wildly past second trying to force Eddie Murray singled to open Royals 4, Brewers 2 tive to the fact that they feel cut off not planned by the state Depart­ Aug. 23, 1985, will be Sunday at Smith pitched two hitless innings each as Pittsburgh had its biggest was c a ll^ to discuss a strategy to that.” he said. based on rebuilding and extending two-run single in the seventh Gedman. After an out arid a walk to the inning and Jim Traber, who At Milwaukee. Danny Jackson from the rest of the state.” said ment of Transportation. 10;30 a.m. at St. John Fisher for his 24th save Friday, enabling outburst since a 16-2 victory over fight the consolidation effort, ” I think I ’m number one in the state’s highways — what he inning put the Boston Red Sox Barrett, loading the bases. hit earlier had driven in a pairof runs, scattered four singles over 8 2-3 Republican gubernatorial candi­ Bozzuto said it is also important Church. Jones Hollow Road. the Chicago Cubs to snap a on May 3. 1983. ” It’s not going to be the last eastern Connecticut,” said called ’’the linchpin” of the ahead 4-3 and they went on to a sacrifice fly. followed with a single to chose innings, and Hal McRae homered date Richard Bozzuto. Of the three to create tax incentives so that Marlborough. three-game losing streak with a 3-2 peach festival,” O’Marra said. Bozzuto. Cardinals 6, Astros 5 defeat Cleveland 6-3 Friday night, The Indians took a 2-1 lead in the California reliever Gary Lucas. to start a three-run fourth Friday GOP candidates competing in the Bozzuto is competing against economy. businesses will locate in the triumph over the Cincinnati Reds. Angels relief ace Donnie Moore. ’ ’ We’ve been doing this for 29years At St. Louis. John Tudor scat­ giving them victories in all eight bottom of the inning on an RBI night to lead the Kansas City Sept. 9 primary, Bozzuto said he Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck and This includes building the pro­ eastern half of the state. The loss snapped a four-game­ and we’ll be doing it for another 29 tered nine hits over seven innings contests against the Indians this double by Julio Franco and a 2-5, yielded a pinch single In Juan Royals to a 4-2 victory over the has done the most to learn about posed Route 6 expressway from Bozzuto said he was not overly In Memoriam winning streak for the Reds. years.” Julie Belaga of Westport for the and drove in two runs with a pair of season. run-scoring single by Joe Carter. Beniquez and consecutive two-run Milwaukee Brewers. eastern Connecticut’s concerns. right to face incumbent Democrat Bolton Notch to Windham. Labri­ concerned about negative effects In loving memory of Clarence F. Chicago rookie Jaime Moyer, doubles to Floyd Rayford and Jim Sarles, a member of singles to lead the St. Louis The Red Sox routed Cleveland Jacoby singled in another Cleve­ Jackson. 9-8, struck out five and In an interview at the Manches­ ola said he also supports the of developing the region, contend^ LaChapelle Sr., who passed away 5-3, gave up eight hits and five pinch-hitler Jim Dwyer to tie the STEAL, periodically got up on the William A. O’Neill in the No­ Cardinals to a 6-5 victory over the 24-5 Thursday night and have land run in the fourth, but the Red walked five in his second complete ter Herald Friday. Bozzuto said he project, but Bozzuto called for ing that there is still plenty of open August 23, 1985. walks over 5 2-3 innings. Ron Davis score 7-7. stage where the bands played and vember general election. Houston Astros Friday night. defeated the Indians in II consecu­ Sox pulled to within 3-2 in the fifth game. Dan Quisenberry got the has visited many towns east of the extending the expressway to the space. Labriola had said he would allowed both of the Reds’ runs over John Shelby, running for Dwyer, voiced support for the district. Bozzuto outlined a plan he hopes This day we do remember, Tudor, 13-6. struck out seven and tive contests over two seasons. on an RBI single by Baylor. final out for his 11th save. Connecticut River over the years. Rhode Island border — something try to preserve and increase the an 1 1-3 innings before Smith advanced to third on a sacrifice ’ ’There is a shadow hanging over will help boost the economy of A loving thought we give. allowed one earned run in helping Bruce Hurst. 8-6, gained the Boston added an insurance run Milwaukee starter Juan Nieves, amount of land set aside for parks pitched the final two innings. bunt by Jackie Gutierrez. After this tonight because it could be the For one no longer with us the Cardinals snap a four-game victory as he yielded three runs, in the eighth and Baylor homered 10-6. took the loss. and recreation facilities. Cincinnati’s Ted Power. 4-6, who Lee Lacy filed out. Lynn hit a last peach festival,” Sarles said. But in our hearts still lives. losing streak. Todd Worrell earned two of them earned, in 61-3 innings. to make it 6-3 in the ninth. Rangers 11, White Sox 3 ’ ’There’s so much that can be was making his first start since grounder that appeared to take a Later, he stood before a cheering Police roundup his 28th save by stopping the Calvin Schiraldi gained his sixth Tigers 4, Mariners 1 At Arlington. Texas, Gary Ward developed, in eastern Connecti­ Love from all Of us. May 30.1983, allowed five hits over bad hop and bounced off DeCinces’ crowd and said, ’ ’For those of you Astros, despite allowing a Hiree- save with 2 2-3 innings of one-hit cut,” said Bozzuto. iij- four innings. At Detroit. John Grubb and glove near the line. broke a fourth-inning tie with a who (donated m oney), thank you. run pinch homer to Denny Walling relief, retiring the final eight two-run double and reliever Jeff Chicago took a 3-0 lead in the Darnell Coles had RBI singles in Rich Bordi, .5-2. pitched I 1-3 W e’ll try to use it to stay alive. I in the ninth. batters he faced. Schiraldi has five Russell shut out Chicago on one hit fourth inning. Terry Francona Detroit’s two-run fifth inning and innings for the victory. Don Aa.se hope to see you again next year.” A wild Nolan Ryan, 8-8, was saves and one win in his last six for four innings as the Texas singled and Mike Martin and rookie Eric King pitched a four- got his ,30th save by pitching the There was politicking at the Weiss’s son held in crash unable to earn his 250th career appearances. Rangers beat the White Sox 11-3 Moyer drew two-out walks to load hitter as the Tigers beat the Seattle festival beyond that involving ninth. the bases. Mumphrey followed victory. He struck out six in 5 1-3 With Cleveland ahead 3-2. Wade Mariners 4-1 Friday night. Friday night. town-district relations. Several Boggs singled leading off the Town M anager Robert B, could be used ” to hit somebody,” with his three-run triple to center. innings, but walked five and had King, 9-3 for the season and .5-0 in It was the seventh win without a candidates in the November state owner. ” My wife works for the J&M LINOLEUM, INC. Twins 4, Blue Jays 3 Weis.s’s son was arrested and police said. The Reds scored twice in the three wild pitches. , seventh and moved to second on Tiger Stadium, walked two and loss for Texas against Chicago this election attended the event, includ­ Heritage and was working tonight. Marty Barrett’s sacrifice. Losing season. charged with driving while intoxi­ Weiss was released on a $500 seventh. With two outs. Bo Diaz An error by St. Louis third struck out four en route to his third ing Rep. James R. McCavanagh, They heard a bang, looked out the pitcher Ken Schrom, 11-5, then hit At Minneapolis. Greg Gagne hit cated Friday night, after he lost non-surety bond and must appear walked, pinch-hitter Eddie Milner baseman Terry Pendleton led to an complete game. He retired the last Ward’s double, which snapped a D-Manchgster, Rep. Elsie L. window and there it was.” Announces Its Jim Rice with a pitch. a pair of two-run homers and Bert control of his car and crashed into in Manchester Superior Court sinjgled and both advanced a base unearned run in the first inning. 14 batters after hitting Phil Brad­ 2-2 tie, made a loser of Chicago Swensson, R-Manchester, and Sen. The accident occurred at about 9 After Don Baylor filed out, Blyleven allowed seven hits in a parked car on Main Street, Wednesday, police said. on reliever Ron Davis’ error Billy Hatcher reached on Pendlet­ ley with a pitch in the fifth inning. left-hander Floyd Bannister. 7-10, Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester. p.m.. Sweeney said. ^ Dwight Evans walked to load the seven innings as the Minnesota who lasted only 3 2-3 innings. Manchester police said. He was not Police said that Weiss lost covering first base. Then Nick on’s throwing error and scored on Mike Morgan. 9-13. allowed Pidge Bozzuto was also on the bases. Scott Bailes relieved Twins defeated the Toronto Blue hurt, and the other car was control of the 1979 AMC Ambassa­ Esasky delivered a two-run single Glenn Davis’ RBI double. . three runs on five hits in 4 2-3 Russell, 5-2, replaced starter grounds campaigning for her In another matter, police re­ The Astros added a run in the Schrom and Buckner lined an 0-2 Jays 4-3 Friday night. Mike Mason in the fifth after the unoccupied, police said. dor he was driving and smashed to left field. innings for Seattle. husband. Republican gubernator­ ported an accident on East Middle fourth as Jose Cruz blooped a pitch into right field for the tying Gagne’s sixth home run, off Jim Rangers’ starter had given up into a 1979 Mercury Cougar parked We’re now at ial candidate Richard Bozzuto. ’Turnpike near Ferguson Road that two-out double to short left field and winning runs. Clancy, gave Minnesota a 2-0 lead consecutive singles to Tim Hulett, Peter Weiss. 31, oi 71 N. on Main Street across from the Orioles 8, Angels 7 sent two people to Manchester Pirates 16, Braves 5 and Alan Ashby followed with a The Red Sox scored a run in the in the third inning after a single by Harold Baines and George Foster Lakewood Circle, was charged Heritage Savings and Loan Associ­ Memorial Hospital late Friday 981 Main Street REGARDLESS of the politics, At Pittsburgh, Sid Bream went run-scoring single. third without the benefit of a hit. At Baltimore. Fred Lynn’s run- Roy Smalley. with no outs, cutting Texas’ lead to with operating a vehicle while ation office. night. The accident ’’was nearly there were many who attended the 5-for-5 and drove in five runs Tom Herr led off the Cards’ Rich Gedman. leading off, scoring double off the glove of third Gagne made it 4-0 in the fourth 4-3. under the influence of alcohol or The Cougar rolled a few feet and head on,” police said. Manchester • 646-2809 festival just for the fun of it. Friday night as the Pittsburgh fourth with a double to center and reached first as Pat Tabler mis- baseman Doug DeCinces capped with another homer to left that Russell got Carlton Fisk to hit drugs, possession of marijuana, gently bumped into another car Police called the injuries minor. As Prytko’s polka band played Pirates rapped out 19 hits in their Andy Van Slyke singled to right to played Gedman’s grounder for an Baltimore’s five-run rally in the brought home Tom Brunansky, into a double play and retired Russ and possession of a weapon in a parked in front of it. police said. Details were not available, and Open Daily 9-5 music, Pat Cleavage of Woodland biggest offensive showing in three score Herr. Later, with runners on error. Spike Owen sacrificed and eighth inning Friday night as the who had walked. Morman on a grounder to end the motor vehicle. Police said they ”It (the Cougar)’ was parked hospital officials would only say Street and her daughter. Lynne 'A day Wednesday, Saturday until 4:30, Thursday until 0 pm. years and defeated the Atlanta second and third and two outs. Gedman moved to third and Owen Orioles defeated the California Clancy. 13-7, went six innings for rally. Russell blanked the White there since 6 tonight,” said Brian that the patients were being Wilson of Oakland Street, danced found a home-made metal object . Braves 16-5. Ryan intentionally walked Mike to second as Cleveland third Angels 8-7 to snap a four-game only his second loss in his last nine Sox from the fifth through the Sweeney, of 19 Winter St., the car’s evaluated. with each other on the side. inside Weiss’s car. The object Bream hit a two-run homer in the LaValliere to pitch to Tudor, baseman Brook Jacoby threw losing streak decisions. eighth innings. ” Do you know how to do the polka?” Cleavage said. ’’It’seasy, just one step.” ’’The music, the people, the food, Morris, Giants impasse at crossroads I like everything,” Wilson said. HOLD NIC THROAT LOZENGES CERTS The festival cost the district ADULT A CHILD BREA-TH MINTS nearly $2,800, Capt. Robert Esch- ROCHELLE PARK. N.J. (AP) contract. veterans and left a couple of days before that game. Rag. Morris earned $143,000 last sea­ “ Everyone knows I was in mann, chairman of the Peach STRENGTHS — Joe Morris, who has been fined later. He returned after two days, $1,(X)0 a day during his three-week son and in the alleged option year camp.” he said. “ When we made Festival Committee, said. It took ALLPLAVOm but was not required to participate holdout, said Friday the New York would receive $197,000. the trip to Atlanta, the coach (Bill six to eight weeks to organize and 990 in contact drills. The exemption You Can Feel at Home With Us Giants have threatened to place Toner said that amount was Parcells) told me either I make the involved 120 people. About 80 ended just prior to the Giants • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE e WINDSOR^ him on a special list that will force simply a minimum pay Morris preseason opener with the Atlanta trip and practice nonnal or I leave baskets of peaches, 156 gallons of ( ^ 3J id’s Put Your Throat On Nice would receive in a new contract camp. I asked him to put it In whipped cream and 40 pounds of • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) him to sit out the season unless he Falcons. returns to the team within five under an addendum to the original writing and he said no. ‘It’s sugar were used to make 3,500 to • CLINTON e QROTON • PUTNAM The 5-foot-7 Morris contends the Reg. »2.05 days. contract, not an option-year between you and me.’ ” 4,000 peach shortcakes. Giants told him to leave camp just 942 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 643-1505 Morris, who rushed for a club- agreement. Local merchants donated prizes SALE CONTAC record 1,336 yards and 21 touch­ However, it is not the amount to be raffled. These included a downs last sgason, said a letter he Morris wants to get this year. He bike, flowers, picture frames and 12 Hour Capsules & Caplets SALE STARTS TODAY ENDS SAT., AUG. 30 received at his home Thursday has asked the Giants for a others. contained the warning and in­ four-year, $3 million contract. The ’ ’This is one of the biggest we’ve /$-|oo The Weekend 4 club reportedly has offered a SHOWER TO formed him he would be placed on had,” Eschmann said. PLA YTEX COWTAC KERI SAVE 604 the reserve-left camp list. four-year. $1.8 million contract. ” It’s definitely grown,” SHOWER Reg. 404 Each LOTION SALE Any player put on the list must " I wish to tell you I wilLnot sign a Television and radio highlights O’Marra added. ” I remember that TAMPONS DEODORANT 10’S All Flmtora Deed. N-Oaod. © ' “ " " a sit out a season, but remains the contract that is not fair to me.” w ay back whent they had a rain BODY POWDER property of the club that placed said Morris, who has not spoken to TODAY and everyone had to be moved Mfa Reg. 2!es 2.29 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC. Rebctt _-|oo tsA R®9- *2’ * -- R«g. Sate Sava him on the list. the media often about his dispute. inside the firehouse. There’s no SALE 1.99 1.79 SALE AFTA DYNAMINTS Morris also disclosed at a hastily “ I, am not seeking a contract as 2 p.m. — World Series of Golf, Channel 3, way you’d get this crowd in there SAVE 664 By Mennen 10 Count 2.99 1.99 1.00 called news conference that he has valuable as the ones of Marcus 2 p.m. — ATP (men’s semifinals), USA. today.” $179 asked the Giants to trade him three Allen. Eric Dickerson. Roger 2:15 p.m. — Angels vs. Orioles, Channels 22, 30. Reg. M » 20 Count 5.79 3.79 2.00 16 Count Craig, Herschel Walker or any 4 p.m. — Little League World Series, Channels 8, 40. ______Sava<2«* SAVE 40$ times in training camp. After Shave Now with more consumer protection sefety other top-level players. e.5 oz. S— In-SlOf* Dliplay fi»g. Giants General Manager George 4 p.m. — Swimming World Championships, Channel 3. Ofctohoma Territory features than any other product available Young was in meetings Friday and “ I only wish this matter would be 4:05 p.m. — Mets vs. Giants, Channels 9, 20, WKHT. in ______today. _____ Thousands of homesteaders did not return a telephone call cleared up and we could get back to 7:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. A ’s, Channel 11, WPOP. MENNEN the matter at hand, having one of swarmed into the Ckiahoma Terri­ seeking comment on Morris’ state­ 7:30 p.m. — NASCAR Busch 500, ESPN. LADY’S SPEED STICK the most successful seasons the tory in 1889 to stake out claims at ments concerning his trade re­ 9 p.m. — Bears vs. Cardinals, Channel 3. Giants have ever had,” the beginning of what later became SPEED STICK! ANTI-PER8PIRAMT quests and fines. Midnight — Jets vs. Giants (delay), Channel 11. The contract controversy be­ Toner made his first contract known as the Oklahoma Land DEODORANT By Monnon tween Morris and the team centers offer to the Giants on Feb. 3 and did SUNDAY Rush. not hear a response for almost two on money and whether the Syra­ 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Indians, Channels 22, 30. 38, WTIC. REG. '2>» REO. * 2 " months. Talks have been slow ever R e g . * 2 " cuse back has an option year on the 1:30 p.m. — A ’s vs. Yankees, Channel U, WPOP.- SALE SALE REQ-MENTHOL- four-year deal he signed in 1982. since, said Morris. EMERGENCY SALE MAX STRENGTH “ My No. I request to the Giants 2 p.m.' — A T P Tennis Championships, USA. CHERRY 4/$1oo AP photo Young has said the contract COUGH CONTROL Fire — Police — Medical $-|69 $*|49 contains an option year, while was to resolve it by training camp 4 p.m. — World Series of Golf, Channel 3. Morris and his agent, Tom Toner, because I didn’t want a dispute to 4:05 p.m. — Mets vs. Giants, Channel 9. WKHT. $*|r9 Reg.40$Eeoh Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin (15) relays to first base 4:30 p.m. — Boxing; Buster Drayton vs. Davey Moore, DIAL 911 S A v e e u _____2 b SAVE 744 say there isn’t one. drag on and dispute camp.” he AS N evon after forcing Chicago’s Ryne Sandberg at second base in Channels 22, 30. In Manchester 2.5 OZ. - All >AVf»1.SS S o x , Reg. *2 " Refl. The option year realiy is secon­ said. first-inning action Friday in Chicago. The Cubs won, 3-2. dary to the financial aspect of the Morris reported to camp with the * ■ r It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 23. 1986

_ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Aug, 23, 1986 — 13 SCOREBOARD U.S. Open last chance to show who is best By Bob Greene Rad Sax 8. Indiana 3 win, lose & DREW AMERICAN LEAGUE mier tennis event wraps up at the TEAM PITCHING U.S. Open winner, said of McEn­ Soviet Union. and ova broke one of the longest strings usually is.” Robert Seguso said The Associated Press National Tennis Center would give BasebaD ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA roe. “ He’ll be eager to want to Australian Dianne Balestrat. in tennis, snapping America’s hold after upsetting McEnroe at To­ BOSTON CLEVELAND FootbaU Mllw. 3.W 1073 464 386 702 9 24 one or two of those four players oh its own championships. Lendl reassert himself and. although he "The U.S. Open is probably the ronto. “ He was unsure of himself * r b b l ■DrhM n Boston 3.97 1085 474 360 743 4 X NEW YORK - The U.S. Open, strong bargaining chips for the became only the thirci foreign Boggs 3b 5 110 Bemzrd.2b 4 000 Balt. 3.x 1027 470 376 7X 4 X doesn’t loom as a strong favorite to hardest tournament to win.” said and wasn’t as good on big points.” Bo^ett2b -which begins its two-week run world’s No. 1 ranking. player to win the men’s singles 3 12 0 Franco ss 3 12 1 Kns.Cty 3.x 10X 477 346 666 8 73 win the Open, he’s got to be a Lloyd, who has won the women’s Amtrletn Lngui ttmdlngs Rice If 3 111 Carter cf 3 0 11 Calif. 4.x 1019 481 376 720 9 X ^ e s d a y on the hard courts of But that doesn’t mean they won’t since 1973, and the first to do so Baylor dh 41 2 2 NFL axhlbWen atandinga favorite.” singles six times. “ You stay in New Although five Swedes are seeded Thmtndh 3 0 0 0 ftRimroRS! Detroit 4.14 1058 505 454 657 8 27 Flushing Meadow, marks the last be looking over their shoulders at since the U.S. Open moved to its DwEvnsrf 4 0 0 0 MHallph 10 0 0 oWHle NewYork 4.23 11X 5X 374 676 6 X The 105th U.S. Championships York and it's a difficult drive out to in the men’s draw and No. 2 Mats < DtvWon Buck nr lb 5 0 12 Snyder If chance this year for four of the the rest of the fleld. present site, a caldron of concrete 3 0 10 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Chicago 4.M 1048 501 411 601 4 X will open with the strongest men’s Flushing Meadow in all the traffic. Wilander has proven himself on W L Pet. OB Stoplfn 1b 0 0 0 0 Toblerlb 4 12 0 Toronto 4.x 1125 5X 384 757 9 79 game s top players to prove they When the tournament crowned and steel with the charm of a Bocton 73 49 SN Annas cf 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 1« SflBt Ooklond 4.x 10X 517 515 707 5 79 are the world’s best. singles field of any tournament this “ It’s the hottest weather of all hard courts, all of them, with the N«w York a 55 .549 6 DHedsncf 10 0 0 „ ^ . W L T Pet. PF PA its women’s singles champion last shopping mall parking lot. And exception of Pernfors. have had CCasttllrf 3 110 ^ E w l a n d 3 0 0 1.000 77 57 Texas 4.41 1049 5X 5X 7X 4 27 With the mov­ , year. Only two of the top 50 players the Grand Slam tournaments and D*tro« tf m .539 8 Gedmonc 4 2 2 0 Butter cf 10 0 0 Cleveland 4.74 1167 565 486 538 5 76 year, it was Hana Mandlikova of Mandlikova’s win was the first in problems lately. Toronto 65 SI Owenss N .^ e t s 1 1 0 JOO 42 55 in the world are missing — Italy’s that can get depressing. The SM » PtvWon Central seeded fifth in the 128-player draw, from the planes flying over the C le v e ^ 2 0 0 1.000 36 27 IP H BB SO W L ERA .tested this year. The U.S. Open Lendl and Becker both feel the much stronger contender if she CoKtomto 67 SS ckSJtahd £ HI S tJ ElchhornTor 113 76 X 120 10 4 1.0 has made only a brief appearance stadium. Toxo* Houston 2 0 0 1.000 40 34 . therefore, is the final big stop on threat, real or imaginary, posed by Although all of the players say hadn’t been slowed most of the 63 SV Gaim winning RBI — Buckner #l5*~* Clnclnnotl 0 2 0 .000 17 48 Farr Kan X 71 X 70 7 3 2.40 since withdrawing from the “ To me. it’s the most demanding KanMCIty S6 66 E— Tobler, Jacoby, Wills. OP— Boitan Clemens Bsn IX 136 X 186 19 4 7.54 the tennis calendar. John McEnroe, , who just returned McEnroe will be a factor and summer with injuries. After win­ Oiloooo Plftsburgh 0 2 0 .000 37 60 in June with a badly and difficult of the Grand Slam n 67 LCIevetandl. LOB— Boston W,CleyHSi^ „ West MWItt Cal 2X 167 58 163 15 7 2.63 . Chris Evert Lloyd and Martina to the game following a layoff of possibly a winner, his lack of ning four consecutive tourna­ MlnoMoto S3 69 l ^ r o n c o . H R -Boylor (24). S-Owen L Rlghettl NY 77 64 X 64 7 6 2.69 burned ankle. tournaments.” Oakland S3 69 Allonson, Barrett. SF— Rice. KonmCIty 2 0 0 1.000 47 26 'Navratilova split the French Open nearly seven months. match play — he lost in his first ments, including victories over 2 0 0 1.000 65 HlgueroMII 186 171 561X 16 8 2.81 The women’s field of 128 players To the winners of the singles Uam t S3 70 14'/^ H RERBBSO CL a . a Horris Tex X 87 37 72 8 8 2.91 and Wimbledon women’s singles “ It Just boils down to whether he outing at Toronto — and his long Navratilova, Lloyd and Mandlik­ L A to ld e ri 1 1 0 JOO 24 51 is just as strong with only four of titles will go $210,000. the largest 1 1 0 .5W 48 44 Plesac Mil . 66 57 20 52 8 6 3.15 titles as did Ivan Lendl and Boris can instinctively react in a tight layoff has caused him to lose that ova, the No. 3 seed was felled with a NewYork3,Ookland2 Hurst W,8-6 61-3 7 3 2 4 4 MWIIIIamsTex 74 55 X 71 8 4 3.M the top 100 in the world sitting on purse in tennis, from the $3.5 Detroit 4, Seottlel O * « 34 39 Becker in the men’s singles. winner’s edge, viral illness. She returned for the Schlrotal SA 2 63 1 0 0 0 3 NATIONAL CONFERENCE HernandzDet 77 76 17 65 7 5 3.X situation or whether he has to think the sidelines — Larissa Savchenko million total. Boston 6,Clevelar>d3 CfMVMfond Lodd Sea 62 57 14 42 8 4 3.36 _ A victory when America’s pre­ about it,’’ Arthur Ashe, the 1968 Federation Cup in July, only to Mlnnesoto4, Toronto 3 and Svetlana Parkhomenko of the Last year. Lendl and Mandlik- “ John wasn’t as sharp as he Sefirom L.11-5 6 63 7 4 3 2 2 t 1 0 .'900 46 45 McCasklll Cal 186 IM 71 IX 13 7 3.X break her toe in a freak accident. Bottl morel. Col lfomla7 5 ; 0 1 0 0 0 0 Susan Sanders 38-35— 73 f ^ ll9 ^ pho 1 1 0 .900 55 54 Morris Det IX 176 X 170 15 8 3.X Texasll,CMcaeo3 Wlls 21-3 2 2 1 0 Kim Shipman 37-36— 73 V ^ ln g tn 1 1 0 JOO 34 42 Henke Tor 66 45 27 85 7 3 3.4) KonsosClty4,Mllwaukee2 jtalles pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. Hurst Bsn 115 105 35110 7 6 3.44 A Amelia Rorer 37-38—73 SL Louis 1 2 0 .333 68 58 NFL exhibition roundup OaivMs HBP— Boylor by Schrom, Rice by G o lf Margaret Word 38-35— 73 Doll® 0 3 0 » .000 25 61 Dovls Bit 143 147 44 97 9 10 3.47 Boston (Seover 7-10) of Cleveland Schrom. PB— Gedmon. AAarta Flgueros-Dotfl 37-36— 73 Central CandlottI Cle IX IX 81 125 12 9 3.51 (Condtattt 12-9), 1:15 p.m. Umpires— Home, Morrison; First, Kothrvn Young 3835__ ^73 Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 M 40 Darwin Mil IX IM 35 X 6 8 3.52 Sp orts in B rief jMIfomlo (Qiodwlck 0-2) at Botflmore Clork; Second, McKean; Third, Shulock. Connie ChlllemI 36-37— 73 Minnesota 3 0 0 1.000 99 43 TewksbrvNY 93 111 18 X 6 4 3.59 (Ftanogan 60), 2:20 p.m. T— 3:30. A— 45,138. Jockle Bertsch 37-37— 7< Detroit 1 1 0 .900 39 44 Seover Bsn 143 IX 48 X 7 10 3.M Ooklond (Young 90) ot New York Annum Mancbeater Claaalc CYoung Oak IX 124 43 X 9 8 3.M (NIekro 00), 7:30 p.m. Jo Ann Woshom 37-37— 7 Green Boy 1 1 0 .500 52 36 Becky Pearson 3838— 7 Tampa Bov 0 3 0 .000 27 46 Nelson Chi 94 91 X X 5 5 3.X Seottte (Brown 64) ot Detrolf (Tonono Twins 4. Blus Jays 3 Following are the teams and starting Rasmusn NY 145 IX 61 105 12 4 3.61 Veterans worry as 96), 7:15 p.m. assignments for the Shotgun event that Bonnie Louer 3935— 7 West Red Sox, Mariners complete swap will tee off Monday ot 1 p.m. at Kathy Postlewalt 3836— 7 Atlanta 2 0 0 1.000 51 41 King Det IX O 50 61 8 3 3.78 Chicago (Cortton 1-1) ot Texas Guzman Heother Farr ■ 36-38— 7 Nw Orlons 1 1 0 .500 44 45 Block Kan X X X X 4 7 3.70 8-11), 8:15 p.m. TOMONTO MINNCSOTA Manchester Country Club. Heaton Min 147 IX 60 65 4 12 3.73 1 — Poul Tlodemonn, Pautlpaug Judy Elll8 Sams 38-36—7 L.A.Rams 1 1 0 JOO 45 34 BOS’TON — 'The Boston Red Sox awarded pitchers Mike Brown Toronto (CeruttI 63) of Minnesota obrh M a b rh M Lynn Connelly 3836— 7 San Frncsco 1 1 0 .900 49 31 Cloncv Tor 158 144 51 93 13 6 3.75 (Smithson 912), 8:15 p.m. Fernndz ss 4 0 10 Lmbrdz 2b 3 0 10 C.C.; Rick Clough, Sal Evangelista, M Y o u n g ^ X 88 X 67 7 5 3.81 and Mike Trujillo to the Seattle Mariners on a waiver claim, the U Jane Blalock 3838— 7 Kansas City (Gubicza 7-5) at Milwaukee Upshowlb 4 10 0 Bush If 4 0 0 0 Bob Colnen. Red Sox announced Friday. 2 — Pool Rylz, Chicopee C.C.; Bob Susan Tonkin 37-37— 7 PHdaYs Games Week Three hits (Boslo 62), 8:15 p.m. Moseby ct 4 0 10 Beonelf ' 0 0 0 0 Sondey^ Oomes Belldb 4 12 1 Sheridan, Rocky Alexander, Tom Joon Joyce 3838—7 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE The action completes a deal made last week in which the Red Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Trahon. Karin Mundinger 36-38__ 7 New England at Los Angeles Raiders, 10 TEAM BATTING Ooklond at New York, 1:30 p.m. Barfield rf 3 110 Hrbek 1b 3 0 10 Loretta Alderete 40-35— 7 p.m. . Sox received shortstop Spike Owen and outfielder Dave By The Associated Press Seottte at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Shephrd rf 10 0 0 Goettl 3b 3 0 0 0 3A — Farn Marello, Watertown; Don „ ^ , AB R H HR RBI pa carrying three quarterbacks.” Anderson, Marsh Warren, Earl Down Coe 3936— 7 Minnesota at Seottle, 10:X p.m. New York 4187 596 li x 118 559 .268 Henderson from the Mariners for shortstop Rey Quinones, a Boston at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Whitfc 3 0 0 1 Brnnskvrf 2 10 0 Cindy Ferro 3936— 71 SolwdoVs Games Walsh also said rookies Tim Coltfomlo at Baltimore, 2:05 p.m! Leoch If 4 0 10 Smotlvdh 3 110 Horrlngton. San Diego 4110 483 10M 110 4X .258 minor league player to be named later and an undisclosed It’s Week Three of the N F L 3B — Roger SImkIn, Cllffside C.C.; Corollne Gowon 3837__^75 Washington ot Tampa Boy, 7 p.m. San Francisco 3596 467 9X 73 4M .7S6 McKyer will start at cornerback. Toronto ot Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. lore 3b 2 0 0 0 Loudnerc 3 0 0 0 Melissa Whitmire 3936— 75 Green Bay at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. amount of cash. exhibition season, time for the Kansas City at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Johnsnpb 10 11 Gogne ss 3 2 3 4 George Martin, Walter Farley, GIno Montreal 4015 487 1023 94 461 .256 where the 49er. Frazier S,2 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Pam Allen 3838— 76 Los Angeles Rams at Dmver, 9 p.m. Sweden had an easy time bumping Kevin Curren of Austin. WP— Fontenot. Deffely. MWIIson NY Ml 42 X 8 X .303 veterans they’d be willing to to Philadelphia; Cleveland at Sw («ego 58 64 .475 11 9 — Don DIrIco, Veterans Golf Denise Streblg 41-35— 76 Seattle at Son Francisco, 9 p.m. Roy Pit 427 51 IX 5 61 .3X Texas. 6-1, 6-0. Lole Dames Net Included Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Johnson; Shirley Furlong 3937— 76 SI. Louis at San Diego, 10 p.m. Walling Htn X4 40 X 10 44 .299 Atlanta; the New York Jets at the Second, Denklnger; Third, McClelland. Course; Tim Cooney, Tony BerzenskI, Second-seed Jimmy Connors of Sahabel Harbor, Fia., was accept demotions to backup status. _ Prtdoy's Domes Phil Borlbeault. Lynn Stronev 4836— 76 Saturday, August n KHernndzNY 436*72 IX 11 61.298 Most NFL coaches approach this New York Giants; Detroit at Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 T — 2:35. A— 14499. Amy Alcott 3838— 76 Chicogo vs. Buffalo at South Bend, Ind., Hayes Phi 445 73 IX 10 69 .297 matched against Kent Carlsson of Sweden to decide Pernfors’ Pittsburgh 16, Atlonto 5 10A — Walter Lowell, Canton Golf week’s games the same way as Indianapolis; Buffalo at Kansas Course; Pete Sposito, Rolph Mosher, Shelley Hamlin 41-35 76 1:X p.m. Knight NY 373 42 110 9 M .295 opponent for the other semifinal on Saturday. St. Louls6, Houston 5 Kathy Whitworth 41-35— 76 Pittsburgh at New York Glonts, 8 p.m. Mitchell NY 255 45 74 11 X .290 Reeves. City; New Orleans at Houston; St. Phllodelphlo at San Diego, (n) Orleles 8. Angels 7 Dove Morshall. lOB — Bruce Martins, Westover Golf Barb Bunkowsky 3840—76 New England at Green Bay, 8 p.m. Oberkfell Atl 372 50 IM 5 41 .290 If the first two weeks were to Louis at Chicago: San Francisco at Montreal ot Los Angeles, (n) Course; Chuck Day, Orlando Annum, Dona Howe Chancellor 4836— 76 Kansas City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Schmidt Phi 411 70 119 77 X .290 Denver, and San Diego at the Los AP photo New York at Son Froncisco, (n) CALIFORNIA BALTIMORE Ken Jarvis. Jane Crofter 3937— 76 Minnesota at Indianapolis, 8:X p.m. Webster Mon 414 67 IM 5 36 .290 Ryles remains in critical condition weed out marginal rookies and Sotardoy's Domes Lauren Howe 3838— 76 Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m. EDavIs cm 284 69 X 19 46 .289. free agents and next week as a Angeles Rams. Cincinnati (Browning IMO) ot Chlcooo Obrhbl Obrhbl 11 — Mike Grlglev, Edgewood C.C.; RJonesrf 5 2 2 0 Laevrf 5 0 0 0 Joe Walsh, Lou Bona, Sam Crispino. Cathy Johnston 3839— 77 Gladden SF 273 42 X 2 23 .289 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Injured Alabama football player final tuneup for the team that will Donnie Hammond blasts from a bunker during (Sanderson 6-9),2:20p.m. Joyner 1b 5 12 1 Lvnncf 4 12 1 12 — Tony Amaral, Woodbrldoe AAory Dwyer 4837— 77 WCIark SF Ml 44 75 10 X .287 Another veteran who will be New York (Oleda 164) at San DeCncs 3b 4 0 0 1 Ripken ss 4 2 11 C.C.; Willie OleksInskI, Tom Atomlan, o-Debble Sllverberg 3938— 77 McReylds SD 400 61 113 18 65 .283 Willie Ryles remained in extremely critical condition Friday start the season, the third week is tested Saturday is Cleveland quar­ second-round action at the World Series of Golf at Froncisco (Downs63) ,4:05p.m. Beverly Kloss 3641— 77 Sandberg Chi 477 53 135 13 » .283 RJcksn dh 3 0 0 0 Murray dh 4 12 0 Earl WIslon. with doctors not sure when they could begin neurological tests. to determine starting positions and terback Gary Danielson, who may Akron, Ohio, on Friday. Hammond led after two rounds Atlanta (Smith 7-11) at Pittsburgh Downing If 3 2 13 Troberlb 4 13 2 13A — Doug Datzlel. Grassev Hill; Cindy Mackey 4837— 77 Leaders Murphy Atl 450 72 IX 23 61 .2» the last five spots on the roster. A (Reuschel 7-14), 7:05p.m. Grich 2b 4 0 10 Sheets If 3 0 0 0 Paul Purcell, Vic Plagge, Red Grout. Linda Hunt 42-35__77 Scloscia LA 252 M 71 2 M .282 Speaking for University Hospitals, Virginia Perrin said that test his arm against Atlanta forthe with a 134 total. Houston (Scott168)otS1.Louls(Cox7-10), Schoftid ss 4 0 11 Benlazph 1110 13B — Bob Sanderson, Crump-N- Deborah Skinner 3839— 77 Moreland Chi 447 55 125 7 59 .280 medications had not cleared fpom Ryles’ system, a necessary lot of veterans are vulnerable. first time since he had shoulder 8:05p.m. Boone c 4 Nancy Scranton 3938— 77 Flannery SD 280 36 78 3 24 .779'. “We’ll attack.San Francisco a Philadelphia (Maddux 1-5) ot Son Diego 1 1 1 S t e f e r o Fox; Brad Downey, Paul Gould, Tom development before the sensitive tests begin. surgery last January. But Browns’ c 0 0 0 0 Lynn. Sharon Barrett 4837— 77 Leonard SF Ml 48 95 6 42 .2X- little more than we would a normal (Hoyf7-8),10:0Sp.m. Pettis cf 3 110 Royfrdlb 4 12 2 14A — Tony Roberto, Blockledge Beverley Dovls 4135— 78 Major League statistics Cruz Htn 359 X X 5 49 .776 “ It’s kind of a waiting game at this point,” she said. Coach Marty Schottenheimer says Montreol (Sebro 2-2) ot Los Angeles Dempsy c 3 0 0 0 Robin Walton 4838— 78 Bell cm 4M 57 111 16 55 .X5 preseason opponent.” Reeves (Honevcutt9-7), 10:05p.m. C.C.; Warren Howland, Don Genovest, Barbara Barrow 3939— 78 RReylds Pit X5 X 103 9 44 .775 The d()ctors want to do the neurological tests to see to what he won't decide until the last 2 Dwyer ph 10 12 said. “ But it’s still important forus Sunday's Dames Jim Tlllona. Mary Murphy 3840— 78 Complete through games of Thursday Doran Htn 441 69 121 5 M .X4 extent his brain might be functioning. minute whether to use Danielson, Shelby It 0 10 0 14B — Chorles Moore, The Farms to look at people and to work on Hammond in front Atlanta at Pittsburgh Silvio Bertolaccinl 42-36—78 AMERICAN LEAGUE CDavIs SF 395 53 IM 9 M .273 who missed most of 1985 because of Houston ot St. Louis Gull erz 2b 3 0 10 C.C.; Bob Jones, Wally Irish, Steve Ryles, operated on last Monday for a blood clot on the brain, Totals 15 7 9 7 Totals 16 811 8 Harmon. Kristi Arrington 4838— 78 TEAM BATTING Horner Atl 366 50 IM 18 62 .273 things we want to use in the regular the injury. Cincinnati at Chicago Joan Oelk 37.41—78 AB R ITHR RBI Pct OSmIth StL 388 53 106 0 42 . 273. has been listed as extremely critical since Wednesday when season.” Philadelphia at San Diego 15A — Steve Garren, Manchester Clevelond 4193 596 1157 113 558 .776 TPeno Pit 383 42 IM 8 40 .272- Schottenheimer. like the other California 088 811 180—7 C.C.; John VVIIks, Nick Carlo, Alan Debbie Melsterlln 3939— 78 doctors said his condition had deteriorated. The 49ers’ hot seat belongs to Montreal at Los Angeles Baltimore 101 010 0Sx-« Thomas. Terry-Jo Myers 3840— 78 Toronto 4300 648 1182 143 611 .274 Madlock LA 2X M 76 7 44 .270 coaches, is also using the game to New York at Son Francisco Deboroh McHoffle 3939— 78 New York 4165 612 1138 146 573 .273 Parker Cln 474 65 IM 24 M .270" The 225-pound defensive tackie has been unconcious and on a Jeff Kemp and Mike Moroski. who dt elite golf event Gome Winning RBI — Lynn (11). 15B — Don Gllha, unattached; Jack make important decisions. E— Joyner, Schofield. DP— California 1, Sally Quinlan 41.3B—79 Texas 4191 579 1134 128 546 .271 Dawson Mon 343 47 92 17 56 .2M! breathing apparatus since the surgery. will share the quarterback position Devanney, Poul Rossetto, Ray Corsinl. Stephanie Forwlg 41.36—79 Boston 4127 590 1117 99 560 .271 VanSlyke StL X6 31 74 8 X .268 Baltimore 1. LOB— Californio 4, Balti­ 16A — Jack McConachle, Pine Valley Coach Ray Perkins said the 19-year-oid sophomore from in their continuing battle to back American League results more 7. 2B— Rayford 2, Dwyer, Lynn. Marlene Hogge 4839— 79 Detroit 4211 608 1115 144 567 , 265 Londrx LA M2 34 70 4 X .M7 The Jets, meanwhile, will use By Bob Green British Open champion, slipped to C.C.; Rick Marshall, Guy Mlano, Jack Sherri Steinhauer 3841— 79 Baltimore 4051 553 1066 IM 523 .263 Samuel Phi 434 67 116 11 62 .M7 Phenix City took a “ normal blow” to the head during a haif-speed HR— Ripken (18), Downing (13), Boone Shea. up Joe Montana, who will sit out Freeman McNeil for the first time The Associated Press a 71 and was at 1,39. (7). SB— Pettis (35). S— Gutierrez. 16B — John NowobllskI, Tallwood Nancy Tomich 40.391—79 Minnesota 4146 570 1082 153 539 .261 Bream Pit 369 54 98 13 53 .266! drili Monday and roiled over. He was taken first to a Tuscaloosa the game with an ankle injury. 3 in their “ Battle for New York” IP H R ER BB SO C.C.; Bob Vonderkoll, Evo AludI, Dr. Allison Finney 41.38—79 Mllvraukee 4105 520 1068 94 490 .260 StrawbrvNY 358 58 95 17 67 .265 Masters title-holder Jack Nick- Yankett 3. A’t 2 Collfomla Speer. Dole Eggellno 41-38— 79 California 4067 587 1049 126 553 .258 hospital and then brought by helicopter to Birmingham for the “This will be a critical game for against the Giants McNeil, the AKRON, Ohio — Donnie Ham­ laus, a five-time winner of this Mindy Moore 42-38—80 Seottle 4134 567 1051 125 535 .254 Sutton 5 4 3 3 2 1 17 — MikeGramells, Ellington Ridge NATIONAL LEAGUE three-hour surgery to remove the biood clot. both Jeff and Mike.” said San brilliant but brittle running back, mond birdied the 18tb hole and took event under various formats, had a Lucas 2 5 2 2 0 0 Dianne Dailey 41.39^-80 Oakland 4008 534 1008 117 497 .250 OAKLAND NEW YORK C.C.; Larry Pletrontonlo, Roger Ma- Potty Jordan 3842—80 Chicago 3990 517 997 100 489 . 250 TEAM PITCHING Francisco Bill Walsh, “ although was held out of the first two games sole control of the lead Friday after 69 and was at par 140. Ob rh M ’abrIlM DMoore L,2-S 1 4 3 3 0 0 colone, Dennis Rodobough. Kansas City 4131 492 1028 101 465 .249 ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA we don’t exclude the possibility of Griffin SS 4 0 10 RHndsn cf 3 10 0 Baltimore 18 — Lorry Demers, Blockholt Club; Lenore Muraoka 3941— 80 NewYork 3.10 958 383 389 801 9 X to keep him fresh for the season the second round of the $700,000 U.S. Open champ Ray Floyd, one Boddicker 6 1-3 6 5 * 5 2 4 Lori West 41-39-80 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Houston 3.14 893 378 XI 834 13 37 Julie Inkster paces LPGA Classic SakaloTb 4 110 Rndlph2b 4 0 11 Dom DeNIcolo, Larry Gazza. Jack 240 ormoreot bats. NEC World Series of Golf. of three lied for the first-round Lonsfrd 1b 4 112 Mtnplv 1b 4 0 10 BordI W,62 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 2 Woodcock. Anne-Morle Palll 43-38—80 StLouls 3.x 10M 415 356 5X 3 37 Aose S,30 . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sherrin Smvers 4138— 81 AB R H HR RBI Pct San Fran. 3.54 8X X5 3M 641 5 21 Hammond’s 15-foot putt on the lead, made double bogey on the Knomndh 4 0 0 0 Posoualf 3 110 Betsy Barrett 3942— 81 Boggs Bsn 427 79 148 6 54 .347 GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Juli Inkster made three Canseco If 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 0 11 Lucas pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. LosAng. 3.66 1053 442 375 795 12 72 final hole finished off a 2-under-par fifth hole for the second straight Pat Meyers 42-39^1 Puckett Min 513 92 178 25 71 .347 Atlanta 3.X1052 452 447 698 5 X consecutive birdies Friday to produce a 4-under par 67 and a DuBokr rf 3 0 0 0 Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Heather Drew 41-40—81 Mattingly NY 511 84 173 23 84 .339 68 and enabled him Incomplete two day and drifted back to 140 after a McGwlr3b 3 0 0 0 Palrulo3b 2 111 Werld Sariea gelf reaulta San Diego 3.83 1025 462 440 696 6 77 two-shot lead after one round of the $225,000 Atlantic City LPGA Natlenal League reaults Jeannette Kohlhoos 4139^-83 Rice Bsn 471 72 157 12 78 .333 Pitt. 3.86 1046 462 4X 683 9 21 trips over the Firestone Country 74, Mark Wiebe, also lied for the Murpbv cf 2 0 10 Skinnerc 3 0 10 Carole Charbonnier 4139—83 Fletcher Tex 399 66 129 2 43 . 323 Ciassic at Marriott’s Seaview Country Club. Tucson, Tainan in Clncv 3.87 1091 4X 403 6X 6 33 Tefflelon c 2 0 0 0 Totlesonss 3 0 10 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Second-round Corta Glasgow 43-39—82 Bell Tor 479 84 154 27 90 .322 Cluh course at 6-under-par. 1,34. first-round lead, was one higher at Tillman ph 10 0 0 scores Friday In the $700,000 NEC World Montreal 3.X 998 4X 445 744 7 X Jane Geddes, Ayako Okamoto, Judy Dickinson, Penny Pulz 7.5-141 Cuba 3, Reds 2 LuLong Rodler 44-38— 83 Ward Tex 347 50 110 5 48 .317 Phlla. 4.0911M 495 4X 640 6 25 That’s one in front of Dan Pohl. Willard c 0 0 0 0 Series of (>olf on the 7,173 yard, per 70 Laura Hurlbut 4541— 86 Bernzrd Cle 432 68 136 13 58 .315 and rookie Deb Richard all were tied for second place at 69. who consistently turned potential ToM t 11 2 4 2 Totals M 3 7 1 Firestone Country Club course: Chicago 4.44 1116 5X 414 7M 5 31 Bob Tway. the recent winner of Susie Pager 4846— 86 Easier NY 396 54 124 11 64 .313 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Inkster, who is second on the LPG A earnings list this year with trouble into birdies in a 4-under- CINCINNATI CHICAGO Donnie Hammond 66-68— 134 Becky Larson 47-42—89 Yount Mil 384 57 120 4 X .313 the PGA, sliot 72 and was well back Oakland 000 200 010-4 Obrhbl obrhbl Don Pohl 6966— 135 lOormoredecIslons. $241,524, rolled home a 4-foot birdie on the sixth hole, sank a 5-iron Littie League finais par 66 that put him al 135. o-BonnIe Oorge 4841— 89 Femndz Tor 514 74 158 8 51 .307 IP HBB SOW LERA at 146. Now York 001 100 Olx— 3 Larkin ss 4 0 10 Muphryef 5 0 3 3 Lanny Wadkins 6868— 136 Cindy Hill WD Joyner Cal 468 66 143 22 87 .306 chip on the seventh and tapped home a 1-foot birdie on the eighth. ’T m fortunate to be in this Game Winning RBI — Randolph (6). Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg2b 3 0 0 0 John Mohoffey 71-66— 137 Worrell StL 80 63 37 54 7 9 1.47 After an opening bogey, Ham­ Potty Haves WD Barfield Tor 450 81 137 X 91 .304 Scott Htn 214 150 M 2X 13 8 2.23 She had made the turn at l-under-33 after starting on the back position. I turned a couple of pars E— Andular, Lansford. DP— Oakland 2. Parker rf 5 02 0 GMthwsIf 3 0 10 Joey Sindelor 71-66— 137 Vicki Fergon WD Tabler Cle 327 37 99 4 X .303 By Bill Stieo fielder Kelvin Parker. mond reeled off three consecutive LOB— ^kland3. New York 6.2B— Pasaua, EDavIs cf 4 0 10 Dernier cf 0 0 0 0 Massy Kuromoto 68-70— 138 Rhoden Pit 193 155 » 124 14 7 2.M nine of the 6,005-yard Bay course. into birdies and bogeys into pars Rosie Jones WD Lacy Bit 425 70 127 11 45 .299 Letferts SD 86 62 X M 7 4 2.31. The Associated Press Philip Johnston led off the sixth birdies, beginning with a two-putt AAottlnalv. HR— Pogllorulo (27), Lansford BDIazc 3 110 Durhm 1b 4 0 10 Bernhard Langer 67-71— 138 Jan Stephenson WD Baines Chi 456 62 IX 19 74 .298 and you don’t do that all the lime (12). SB— RHenderson (71). APerez 1b 3 0 0 0 Cey3b 3 0 0 0 David Ishll 67-71— 138 Murray Bit 336 44 IX 12 59 .298 McDwII NY IM X X 56 12 7 2.34 ■ with a walk and Kelly hit his home birdie-4 on the second. IP H R ER BB SO Willis p 0 00 0 LeSmIthp Corev Pavln 70-69— 139 Burke Mon 85 X 41 M 8 4 2.53' “ I ’m going to have to start 0 0 0 0 Sheets Bit 245 35 73 16 55 .298 RRoblnsonCIn 88 76 31 X 8 3 2.55' W ILLIAM SPORT. Pa. - Ed­ run up on a grassy slope beyond the Oolcloiid Milner ph 1110 Franconrt 3 110 Greg Normon 6871— 139 Brett Kan XI 62 113 13 62 .297 McEnroe survives first-round scare driving it better or I won’t be On the next two. he hit ironsless Andular L.7'4 8 7 3 2 3 4 RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 Morelndrf 10 0 0 Jock NIcklous 71-69— 140 Lynn Bit 334 62 99 X 62 . 296 DSmIth Htn 45 X 17 X 4 6 2.62 ward BeBaca singled in the left-field fence. Now York Esosky If 4 0 3 2 Dunston ss Tom Kite 7169-140 Forsch StL IX 157 54 83 12 7 2.65 • winning run in the fifth and Troy around the lead this weekend,” than a fool from the cup. A 9-iron 4 0 0 0 PBrodley Sea 388 64 115 10 40 .296 HonevettLA 125 113 X 76 9 7 2.66 JERICHO, N.Y. — John McEnroe, trying to retrench himself Sarasota scored first in the third Rasmusn W,13- Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Martin c 3 10 0 Danny Edwards 70-70— 140 Transactions MHall Cle 329 54 97 17 67 . 295 Kelly added a two-run homer as inning when David Fischer raced said Pohl, who chipped in for one second shot came to rest four 4 8 4 2 2 1 5 Power p 2 0 10 Moyer p 1110 Curtis Strange 6971— 140 LeSmIthChl 74 47 X X 8 7 2.66! on the tennis scene after resting for seven months, came within OBrIen Tex 420 65 124 17 73 .295 McCllersSD 105 X 40 M 5 6 2.67. birdie, got another from a fairway inches from the hole on the third Rlghetfl 5M 1 0 0 0 0 0 Daniels If 10 0 0 RDovIs p 10 0 0 Ray Floyd 6874— 140 Ogllvie Mil 2X 26 82 3 43 .293 two points of being ousted by unheralded 18-year-old Jaime Tucson, Ariz.. defeated Sarasota. home from second on Doug BK— Andular. PB— Tettleton 2. Speler3b 10 10 Bobby Cole 7467— 141 Carter Cle 486 73 142 19 X .292 KnepperHta 216 IX 43 118 15 9 2.67' Fla., 4-1 Friday and advanced to Forde's single while right fielder bunker and still another after and he stroked a 3-iron-approach — Umpires— Home, Ford; First, Reed; Totals 15 118 2 Totals Rodger Dovls 7669— 141 Oleda NY 1 » 149 42 IM 13 4 2.M' Yzaga of Peru Friday in the first round of the $150,000 Hamlet driving into the wrong fairway. 11 1 8 1 Barrett Bsn 479 73 IX 3 42 .290 Darling NY 174 145 » IX 12 4 2.M the championship game of the Chad Wilson hesitated before “ probably the best shot I ’ve hit this Second, Tschldo; Third, Garcia. I --- Kenny Knox 7669— 141 Franco Cle 474 58 137 6 51 .289 Challenge Cup invitational. T — 2:27. A-30,185. Chiclnnan BASEBALL DraveckvSD 1M144 54 86 9 10 2.92- Little League World Series against throwing home. Lanny Wadkins. a former year,” he said — that stopped David Frost 7269— 141 Amertean League ADavIs Sea 340 51 98 16 57 . 2X Chleoge 888 188 OOx— 3 Craig Stadler 71-70— 141 Gantner Mil 379 45 IX 6 29 .288 Bedrosn Phi 66 X X 56 8 3 2.98 Showing very little of his old consistency and just a trace of Tainan, Taiwan. winner of this elite event, salvaged about nine inches from the cup. Game Winning RBI — Mumphrey (4). Jet Ozokl 7871— 141 BOSTON RED SOX— Awarded Mike DedmonAtl 75 X 31 49 4 6 2.X Tucson tied it in the fourth. a 68 despite a double bogey 7 on the Brown and Mike Trullllo, pitchers, to the Lansford Oak 435 56 125 11 46 .287 Tudor StL 196 166 46 94 12 6 2.X on-court emotion, McEnroe found his service, volley and ground In the first semifinal. Yen He bogeyed the 15th. pulling a E— RDavis. DP— Chicago 2. LOB— George Bums 7871— 141 Seattle Mariners on a waiver claim to Ripken Bit 450 68 129 17 64 .287 strokes in time to stave off Yzaga, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6, winning the third DeBaca singled and scored from 16th — “just a dumb mistake.’’ he 4-iron into a bunker, and was one Cincinnati 12, Chicago 10. 2B— Mark WIebe 6875— 141 Benlauez Bit 262 35 75 6 26 .286 Blue SF IM 92 49 M 9 7 3.M Hsin-Ho kept Tainan alive with a Tigers 4. Mariners 1 Esosky, Speler. 3B— Mumphrey. SB— Calvin Peete 72-70— 142 complete an earlier trode. Gooden NY IX 143 56 IX 12 4 3.01 set tiebreaker, 7-1. first when Fregoso’s grounder said — and was only two shots back stroke behind when Pohl turned a BASKETBALL Trfobll Sea X7 58 105 23 X .286 Show SD 134 109 69 93 9 5 3.02 game-tying two-run homer in the Donlels(11),Lorkln(3). Jim Thorpe 7872— 142 Notional Basketball Association DHIII Oak 257 25 73 3 21 .284 went through shortstop Philip at 136. potential bogey into a birdie on the Ben Crenshaw 6874— 142 Collins Det 359 41 101 1 23 .Ml Gulicksn cm 187 IX 49 M 10 8 3.03 sixth inning, then added two SEATTLE DETROIT CHICAGO BULLS— Traded Sidney NIednfuerLA 73 74 25 51 6 4 3.07 Baker-Finch leads Scottish Open singles in a seven-run eighth as the Olson’s legs and rolled to the John Mahaffey and Joey Sinde- 17th, IP H R ER BB SO Hal Sutton 71-72— 143 Green, forward, to the Detroit Pistons for Garcia Tor 377 54 1M 6 45 .Ml obrhbl obrh bl Cincinnati Ken Green 6875— 143 LAParlsh Tex 334 46 94 19 74 .Ml McGffganMon IM 87 44 76 7 4 3.12 left-field wall. lar each had a 66 and were at 137. Off the 17th tee. Pohl drove into Quinons ss 3 0 0 0 WhItakrTb 3 0 10 Eorl Cureton, forward, and a 1987 second- Valenzlo LA 2M IX 67 IM 15 9 3.13 GLASGOW, Scotland — Ian Baker-Finch of Australia shot a Taiwanese beat Maracaibo. Vene­ Power L46 4 5 3 3 3 4 Roger Moltble 7870— 144 round draft pick. MOlltor Mil 2X 46 78 8 41 .279 Bernhard Langer of West Ger­ the adjacent I8th fairway, hit his PBrodlv If 3 0 0 0 TrammI ss 4 2 11 Willis 2 0 0 0 2 1 Tim Simpson 71-73— 144 Goettl Min 4S4 74 126 25 X .278 Howell LA 75 M 48 X 4 8 3.13 second consecutive 5-under par 66 Friday, taking a one-stroke zuela. 11-4. In the first game. Tainan sent 12 ADavisdh 4 0 10 Gibson rf 2 0 0 0 RMurphy 2 3 0 0 0 2 Greg Turner 7673— 145 DETROIT PISTONS-Named Ron Roth- Krukow SF 176 148 X IX 12 7 3.23 Tucson’s Daniel Fregoso al­ batters to the plate in the top of the many, Massy Kuramoto of Japan second high over trees on to the Trfobllrf 4 0 0 0 Grubbdh 3 111 steln assistant coach. Griffin (3ok 431 M IM 3 X .278 Palmer Atl 166 IX X IX 9 8 3.X lead over Ireland’s Christy O’Connor Jr. after the second round and Hawaiian David Ishii followed CMcoge Ed Oo«>gh^ 7671-145 Hrbek Min 417 71 116 25 75 .278 lowed just four singles and struck eighth. Wu Chun-Liang scoring the 17th green and then made an Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Herndnph 10 0 0 Moyer W44 5 2-3 8 0 0 5 0 Fuzzy Zoeller 77-69— 146 Centtnental BoNcetbatl Aeeodgtleit Cox StL 147 IX 37 74 710 3.42 of the $150,000 Bell’s Scottish Open golf tournament. at 138. four strokes back at the Phelps 1b 3 0 10 OaEvns 1b 2 0 0 0 CINCINIitATI SLAMMERS— GWalker Chi 282 37 78 13 51 .277 Fmdez NY 157 114 X 151 14 4 3.43 out seven for the victory. go-ahead run on Wu Yu-Kuan’s 18-foot putt. 9

RDovIs 1 1-3 2 2 1 1 1 Doug Tewell 7870— 146 Named Denny Petro generol manager and Jacoby Cle 429 58 119 13 64 .277 First-round leader Frank Nobilo of New Zealand, who set a tournament’s halfway point. . SBradlev c 4 12 1 ColesSb 4 0 11 LeSmIth S,24 2 0 0 0 0 2 Bob Twoy 7872— 146 McDwell Tex 437 83 121 16 41 .277 AAothewsStL 105 X X 43 9 4 3.44 Chad Wilson singled off Joey suicide squeeze bunt. The Taiwa­ But Pohl 3-pulted for bogey on Brantiv cf 2 0 0 0 Collins If 4 110 WP— Power. Andy Bean 7674— 146 Herb Brown Director of Basketball Opero- ZSmIth Atl 173 162 86 IX 711 3.44 course record with a 65, ballooned to a 5-over-par 76 Friday, while Langer and Ishii each were one the 18th and Hammond, playing Revnlds2b 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 tlons. Orta Kan 271 M 75 7 35 . 277 Deshales Htn 107 89 44 IM 8 3 3.45 DePastino to start the fifth and was nese added RBI doubles by Jar Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Tommy Nokallma 77-72— 149 EAjoMjbAbd^FOOTBALL Snyder Cle 242 X 67 16 40 .277 England’s Roger Chapman, who started the day tieil with over par at 71 and Kuramoto had a behind him, took the lead alone Heofhc 4 0 11 Gregg; Second, MeSherry; Third, Dovls. Dan Forsmon 9-808149 nonofiQi posison lsssim Moseby Tor 464 77 IM 17 65 .276 Garrelts SF 145 IM M 95 10 9 3.48 forced by Richard Barcelo. After a Sheng-Bo and winning pitcher Totals 10 1 4 1 ratals M 4 6 4 T— 2:53. A— 30,713. Selchl Konal 7176— 149 ATLANTA FALCONS— Waived Tiger LaCoss SF IM IX X 65 9 8 3.49 Baker-Finch for second, also suffered through a poor second 70. with the 15-fool birdie putt on the Whitaker Det 463 77 IM 17 63 .276 Rowley Phi 158 166 50 73 11 7 3.54 strikeout. Scott Foster singled and Chen Ho-Wen, and two-run singles Bob M ur^y 7874— 150 Greene, cornerbock, and Lance Brono- Trammll (Jet 443 72 122 12 53 .275 round with a 74. both runners advanced on a wild by Tsai Shih-Wei and Yen. Australian Greg Norman, the final hole, Ssallte 800 180 888— 1 Pirates 16. Braves 5 Mac O'Gradv 77-74— 151 man, nose tackle. Activated Tim (3reen DHedson Bsn 341 51 93 14 44 .273 Defrolt 810 898 MM— 4 Hubert Green 77-75— 152 and Ed Smith, linebackers, Ed Luther, Johnson Tor 271 X 74 13 48 .273 pitch. Yen's dramatic home run came Gome Winning RBI — Grubb (5). Ove M Ib m 8873— 153 quarterback, Joey Jones and Aubrey RHendson NY 471 105 IM 21 64 .272 DeBaca followed with a single to off hard-throwing starter Luis E— Coles, Revnolcb 2. DP— Seattle 1, ATLANTA PITTSBURGH Matthews, wide receivers, and Dennis obrhbl abrhM White Kan 4X 56 119 17 70 .272 Wilkins and Hawks far apart in talks left, scoring Barcelo. but Foster Portillo and tied the game 4-4 in the Detroit 1. LOB-Seottle 6, Detroit 9. 2B— Woodberry, cornerbock. Placed Eddie Sveum Mil 244 27 66 5 M .270 Collins. HR— SBradlev (4), Trammell Sample rf 3 2 2 0 Bonds cf Sill Meyers, running back, on the military was cut down at the plate by left top of the sixth. Olwinep 10 0 0 Bonilla If 4 2 10 ,LP6A Atlantic City Claaalc Wilson Kan 492 63 IX 6 X .270 ATLANTA — Dominique Wilkins says the Atlanta Hawks’ (13). SB— Gibson 2 (27), PBrodley (4), reserve list. Armas Bsn 286 27 77 9 40 .269 WANTED WW i AND WW ii Lemon (1). Speck p 0 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 3 3 0 BUFFALO BILLS— Cut Alex Carter, opening offer of a five-year, $5 million contract is a good start, Ramlrz3b 4 110 UWshtn ss Coles Det 383 46 IX 14 57 .269 IP H R ER BB SO 0 10 0 GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — defensiveend, and Mark Napolltan, center. Bush Min 274 X 73 6 X .266 but his agent says it is nowhere near the $7.5 million he is seeking Seattle Murphy cf 3 12 3 Bream 1b 5 4 5 5 First-round scores Friday In the $225J)00 Placed Mitchell Brookins, widerecelver.on DwEvonsBsn 421 67 112 18 X .266 Inland flahing advlaory WAR SOUVENiRS AAorgan L.9-13 4 2-3 5 3 3 5 1 Horner 1b 5 111 RReylds rf 4 113 Atlantic City LPGA Classic, played on the the Injured reserve list. Signed Kent Hull, Tolleson NY 3X 47 X 3 X .266 for the NBA’s leading scorer. Swift 11-3 1 1 1 1 1 Harper If 4 0 2 1 Dlstetanrf 0000 por 37-34—71, 6JI08yard Marriott’s Seo- center. Bill Elko, nose tackle, and Will Downing Cal 396 69 105 12 65 .265 Trout Ashing Is generally slow Wilkins said he turned down a five-year, $5 million contract German, Japanese, Italian, MYoung 1 0 0 0 0 0 AThomsss 4 0 10 TPenac 5 120 vlew Country Club (o-denotes amateur): Wolford, offensive tockle. according to OEP field personnel. Biondi third in 50 Presley Sea 465 65 IX X 78 .265 - Russian, Civil War ahd some Trullo 1 0 0 0 1 0 Virgil c 3 00 0 OHIzc 0 0 0 0 Jull Inkster 34-33—67 CLEVELAND BROWNS-Troded an Randolph NY 396 57 IDS 2 X .265 Good to excellent Ashing Is reported at offer from the Hawks on Thursday. Ootralt Hubbrd2b 4 0 0 0 Morrlsn3b 4 12 3 Jane Geddes 35-34 69 undisclosed draft choice to the New York BrunonskyMIn 469 X 124 20 62 .264 East Twin Lake at night at o depth of X “ Oh, it’s a great offer,’ said Wilkins, “ definitely a step in the CASH American Military Items Kino W,9-3 9 4 1 1 2 4 Mahler p 10 0 0 Almon3b 10 0 0 Ayako Okomota 36-33—69 Giants for Casey Merrill, defensive end. feet. Conditions ore good on the MADRID. Spain (AP) — Matt German 4 x 100 meter medley Moreno rf 3 0 0 0 Bernard ss 5 2 3 2 Judy Dickinson 36-35—69 Law Kan 246 X 65 1 31 .264 right direction. But when you look at how contracts (in the NBA) Swiff pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Waived Uwe von Schonmnn, kicker, and Upshaw Tor 4X 70 114 5 45 .263 Farmington River at Riverton and Biondi. the world’s fastest relay team to victory as they beat HBP— Phelps by King, PBrodley by MeWimsp 0 0 0 0 Penny Pulz 3833-69 Vince Osby, linebacker. Activated Gerald Winfield NY 410 69 IX 19 73 .263 Pleosont Volley; fair at Mt. Tom Pend get bigger and bigger, it’s riot that good at the end.” PAID FOR: King. Winnp 200 0 Deb Richard 37-32—69 McNeil, wide receiver, and Mike Johnson, DeCInoes Cal 382 50 IX 18 72 .262 In 19 to 30 feet of water. Wilkins, who averaged 30.3 points a game in 1985-86 in helping swimmer, managed only third the United States into second Daggers & Swords. . . up to $3,0(X) 6 Umpires— Home, Young; First, Roe; Cimnfsp 0000 Beth Daniel 3832— 70 linebacker. Placed Nick Miller, llne- Lorgemouth boss Ashing has been place in the first ever 50 meters place. BJonesp 20 11 Pottl Rizzo 34-38—70 Gibson Det 324 64 85 19 X .262 the Hawks to reach the second round of the playoffs, is seeking a Bayonets...... $5 to $50 Second, Hlrschbeck; Third, Barnett. bocker, on Inlured reserve. LSmIfh Kan X7 62 96 6 X .262 very good at Wononscopomuc Lake; freestyle final at the World Cham­ T — 2:40. A— 224)13. Totals a S 9 S Totals 4116 19 IS Val Skinner 34-36— 70 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Waived Moses Sea 286 42 75 1 X .262 good of Candlewood and Alexander five-year deal worth $7.5 million, his agent Patrick Healy said. In the 50 meters. Biondi. who Medals & Badges...... $5 to $300 Coffiy Morse 37-33— 70 Vince Rafferty, offensive lineman. Placed MulllnIkS.Tor 291 42 76 11 45 .Ml Lakes. Boss Ashing Is slow throughout pionships Friday, but American holds the fastest times of 22.32 Helmets & Hats...... $15 to $300 GERMAN STEINS Atlanta 418 888 88»-S Solly Little 3833— 71 Keith Uecker, offensive lineman, on the eostern port of the state except In compatriot Tom Jager took the Pittsburgh 4a m m -u Lisa Young 3835— 71 Cooper Mil 401 X 104 9 61 .2X seconds and is world champion and ANTIQUE MILITARY Inlured reserve. Activated Phillip ReJocksnCol 3X 50 X 11 40 .258 the early evening hours. Good smal- gold. Nazi Flags...... $15 to $1,000 Game Winning RBI — Bolllord (2). LeAnn Cosscktov 3835— 71 Epps, wide receiver, Paul Off Corruth, Buckner Bsn 486 52 125 10 74 .257 Imouth bass Ashing Is reported of Hinault maintains first place slot record holder at 100 meters, posted Nazi Uniforms...... $25 to $1,000 E— Morrison, Virgil. DP— Pittsburgh 2. Laurie RInker 3835— 71 running back, and Greg FCosel, offensive Colebrook Reservoir. On a day of disappointments for Platat bring anything you think may ba LOB— Atlanta 8, Pittsburgh 6.2B— Sample Muffin Spenctr-Oevlln 37-34— 71 LNPorlsh Det 327 X 84 X 62 .257 22.85. barely four hundredths of a Nazi Cloth Insigna.. $1 to $75 each ot Intaraat to ua. Quallllad Japanaaa tockle. MDovIs Ook 354 X 91 14 40 .257 Northern pike are still providing NIWOT, Colo. — Bernard Hinault remained securely in first the male world record holders. G o lf 2, Murphy, AThomos, Belllord. 3B— Hollis Stacy 3833— 71 — Waived Butter Cle 4M 69 IX 3 X .256 good fishing on the Connecticut River second better than his heat time. U. S. Leather Flight Jackets aword appralaar will ba praaanV RReynolds. HR— AAorrIson (16), Broom Nancy White 3835— 71 Tony Flack, defensive bock. Incvglla Tex 410 62 105 20 66 .256 and In Its coves, although condlAons place in the Coors International Bicycle Classic on Friday after West German Michael Gross failed Jager. 22. from Collinsville. III., (14). SB— Harper (3), Bonds (O), Bonilla Gall Lee Hlrota 37-35— 72 Howard Johnson NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Cut Whitney Phillips Oak 441 76 113 5 52 .2X may be altered by extremely high winning the Nlwot individual time trial. in a bid to lower his global mark clocked 22.59. while Dano Halsall (2), Broom (11). S— Ramirez, BJones. Ondy Rortek 37-35— 72 Paul, linebacker, and Bill Bealles, offensive water. 1-84 Exit 65 SF— RReynolds. MIsNe Berfeottl 36-36—72 Bochte Oak 306 45 78 6 X .255 The second-place finisher was Hinault’s Red Zinger teammate while retaining his 200 meters of Switzerland took the silver in tackle. OdEvons Det 376 55 96 21 67 .255 Kokanee Ashing has been very good butterfly title. 451 Hartfrod Tpke. IP H R ER BB SO Sherri Turner 3838-72 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Cut Don Lemon Det 291 X 74 6 X .254 at East Twin and Wononscopomuc Greg LeMond, who completed the 8.4-mile loop in 18 minutes, 7 22.80. TaNwaad Atlanta Dot Germain 37-35— 72 Goodman, running bock. Signed Steve Pettis Cal 410 68 104 3 41 .254 Lakes. The best results are being But East German Kristin Otto, Vernon, Conn. Mahler L,11-13 3 9 6 6 0 4 Amy Benz 3836— 72 achieved trolling with down riggers seconds to LeMond’s 18:03. RfOMBirS CLUE — 18 Holers- Low O'AAalley, nose tackle. Pglrulo NY 399 63 101 M 66 .253 the world’s fastest woman It was the first time Switzerland ONE DAY ONLY Olwine 2 63 5 6 6 2 2 Tommy Fredrickson 37-35— 73 SAN DIEGO CHAROERS-Walved Car­ during the day at a depth of 27 feet or LeMond, of Reno, Nev., knocked Phil Anderson of the Levi’s •rose- Tina MIkolasvskv 78, Net- Doris Speck 21-3 5 4 4 1 1 Elaine Crosby 3834— 73 Guillen Chi 397 46 IX 2 X .252 swimmer, added the 200 meters had won a World Championships Kennedy 51. Meg WcCowick 59,T«kW los Bradley, lincbacfcer, Mike Perrlno, Gedmon Bsn 352 X W 12 SO .250 using corn at night at about 30 feet. team out of second place overall. LeMond moved to 2:31 behind Sunday August 24, 1986 Ptttsburgh Beth Solomon 3834— 72 offensive tockle, Mike Zordich, safety, and Hulett Chi 364 43 91 IS X .250 Fishing for ponAsh Is getterall v slow. individual medley gold to the 100 medal. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. M, Corelvn Oomarllon 60; 9- McWlllms 0 4 4 4 0 0 Kris Monaghan 3835— 73 CotAsh are providino good to excel lent Hinault, and Anderson, an Australian who lives in Belgium, was t u t r best 7' Low^oso- Alisa BoblnskJ Tony DeLuco, nose tockle. Aettvofed D a ^ Owen Ben 414 S3 K0 1 37 .349 freestyle title she won earlier in the Biondi. 21 from Moraga. Calif., Winn W4-S S 4 1114 Jeonm Fodlio 3835— 73 Martin, cornerbock, John Walker, defen­ Riles Mil 4X 58 105 8 X .348 resuHs on ttie Connecticut River, In Its Sr^MoLRotande C l ^ IS, Helen siodvll CImnIs 1-310010 Sue Fogl^en 37-35— 73 covet and at Peouetanuck Cove on the 2:57 back. championships. said that two false starts to the 25. sive end, and Gary Plummer ondAndy Conseco Ook 452 62 111 M « .346 BJones S.2 3 63 0 0 0 2 2 CoHeen Welker 3934— 73 Hawkins, linebackers. JBonllla Bit 240 X X 1 16 .346 Thames River. r Then she anchored the East race disturbed the concentration. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 — 15 NFC preview FOCUS Bolstered Giants are the pick in the East

By Dave Goldberg general manager of the Washing­ have to play the AFC West, a The Assocloted Press ton Redskins said last year, when head-to-head face off with the Corentin-Gervase New York outgained all but two of other tough division that could cost NEW YORK — Jack Kent Cooke its 18 regular-season and playoff teams in'both a wild-card shot. Angela Jo Christina Gervase, daughter of Dr. and thinks the signing of Kelvin Bryant opponents, yet lost six times, *«• Mrs. Charles J. Gervase of New Britain, married from the I'SFL puts his Washing­ largely because of let-downs by the PREDICTION: Giants 11.5, Richard Renaud Corentin, son of Mr. and Mrs. ton Redskins in the Super Bowl. defense in key situations. Redskins 11-5, Cowboys 8-8, Eagles Renaud Corentin of Wlllimantic on July 19 at St. Ann Football-crazy Dallas thinks Her- This year, they add six rookies 7-9. Cards 7-9 Church in New Britain. schel Walker will do the same for taken in the first three rounds of muf The Rev. Augustine Giusanni officiated. The bride the Cowboys. the draft to a defense that was was given in marriage by her father. But listen to George Young, second only to Chicago's last year. CENTRAL Rosemarie Harrington was matron of honor for her general manager and architect of Four of them —linemen Eric No team has won consecutive sister. Bridesmaids were Josephine Eminian, Rachel the New York Giants, preseason Dorsey and Erik Howard, corner- Super Bowls this decade and only ¥ Dufault, Maria Mansella and Lisa Amodio. Andrea favorite in the division Bryant and back Mark Collins and safely Greg the 1982-83 Redskins have even Pappalardo was flower girl. Walker will enter — the NFC East Lasker — may crack the starting gone to the championship game Mark Harrington, the bride’s brother-in-law, ■'We.” he says, ‘‘had our USFI. lineup by year's end. twice in a row. But the Chicago served as best man. Ushers were Anthony Gervase. transfusion a year ago.” Even with Joe.Morris's holdout, Bears have a start on breaking that Donald Sobolewski, William Lambert and Martin Indeed, when the other NFC the Giants are adequately pro­ .jinx. Bissonnette. East coaches unanimously chose tected at running back by .second- The Bears-, probably won't go After a reception at La Renaissance in East A the Giants to win the division title, year men George Adams and Lee IS-1 again, but they have a Windsor, the couple left for Aruba. They live in . they were choosing a team that has Rouson Phil Simms, w ith tight end schedule that contains only two Colchester. improved step-by-step the last five Zeke Mowatt apparently healthy teams that were better than .500 The bride graduated from Pulaski High School and years. The last steps came from after missing all last year with a last year and they play in a division Central Connecticut State University, both in New the USFL — center Bart Oates and knee in.iury. seems primed for his where none of their four rivals is Britain. She is a mathematics teacher at Howell guard Chris Godfrey, two unsung best year. belter than mediocre. Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School. members of an unsung offensive Of the two big CSFI, signees. Coach Mike Ditka has been The bridegroom graduated from Windham Techni­ line that may be one of the NFI-'s Bryant may have the more imme­ complaining about quarterback cal School and Central Connecticut State University. best. diate impact simply because he's Jim McMahon's excess weight, He is manager of personnel and educational Add to them punter Sean Lan- .ioining what seems to be a more and he needs to replace wide development at the Purdy Corp. in Manchester. H deta and fullback Maurice Car- solid team. The Redskins also receiver Dennis McKinnon and mus thon. a devastating blocker who added receivers Derek Holloway. cornerback Leslie Frazier, gone r Bridal forms available had a lot to do with Walker‘s 2.411 Ricky Sanders and Clarence Ver­ for the .season with l

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 — 19

I HELP WANTED INELPWANTHI HELP WANTED IHDMES I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IPHONES I FDR SALE FOflSALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 •d o o o o o o o m U8HT MAMTENANCE Truck driver, heavy con­ TOWN OF COVENTRY Weefara A Reefer NIGHT PERSON RM THE struction, apply The An- Notices Business P roperty...... 25 Entertainment...... drew Ansdldl Resort Property ...... ] 26 Form Supplies and Equipment___80 NEW COMFORT MN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Lost'/Found...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income Tax OttIce/Retall Equipm ent...... 81 MANAGER If you art t hard wrorkar and Company,186 Bidwell Mortgages ...... 27 can rapoil to work avaryday, Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodeling . Flexible daytime hours. Street Manchester. Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Recreational Equipment...... 82 R ATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. you would hava tha oppor­ Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Poperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... S3 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. 2nd shift in conveni­ Please apply front desk, Is seeking General Contractors for tunity to work tor a growing Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 425 Hartford Tpke., Ver­ commarclal roofing Laborer-opplv,The An­ Musical •terns...... $4 20 or more days: 80 cents per line per day. ence store, paid hol­ participation in their Housing drew Ansoldl Com­ Financial...... *...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Mlntmum choroe: 4 lines. non, 871-2431 company that lakaa prida In Electrical ...... idays. 2 weeks vaca­ thair work. Profit aharing, pany,186 Bidwell Street, Pets and Supplies...... 86 Rehabilitation Program. Manchester. Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... e o e /a a yaar round work, and a train­ Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87 O R A D LIN IS : For classified advertisements to tion. ing program la avallabla 282- Miscellaneous Services. Tag Sales...... | 88 0711. EOE Soles-lnslde. Full and port Condominiums tor Rent ...... 33 Services Wanted...... be published Tuesday through Saturday, the QUALIFICATIONS: Help Wanted...... ll Homes tor Rent...... Wanted to B uv/Trad e ...... f 9 time. Povless Beauty Situation Wanted ...... 12 34 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. Registered with Department of Consumer Store/OffIce Space...... ' 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, BUCKINGHAM Permanent part Suoply,664 Center Street- Business Opportunities...... 13 Protection Permanent part time ,Manchester. 649-1018. Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. MINI MARKET time tellers Putnam Industrial Property...... tellers. Will train. Employment Services...... 15 37 Holldav/Seasonol...... 71 Automotive Bridge. East Hart­ *300,000 Liability Insurance Legal secretary,part time Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 2068 Hebron Ave. Apply 1599,900 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 RRAO YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore QIastonbury, C T ford and Burr flexible hours,pleasant Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 token by telephone a t a convenience. The Savings Bank working enviornment In 296 Hackmatach St., Manchester Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 Corner, Manchester DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: Real Estate Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 06033 smoll Manchester firm. Community Development Office of Manchester Call Judy or Margaret Homes for Sale ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Offices. Apply 923 This 5 room, 3 bedtoorn home is located oh a nice 1712 Main Street 923 /Main Street 646-6130 for appointment. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services Machinery and To o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Main St., Manches­ 100x200 lot. Very private back yard with an in- Lawn and Garden...... 77 633-4155 AAonchester, C T Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Autos tor Ront/Leas essential. Must be good eat-ln kitchen, central oir p.(Loan Center) Approxi­ Custodian. Immediate Op­ financial services firm ronteed payment. No with figures. Coll between conditioning. 1 car gar­ baths, 2 stone fireplaces, mately 20 hours per week. rience required. Full slonol Image? Do you HELP WANTED ening tor person who has has on opening In our soles. Detalls--send wish to earn $50-100 or , 10om-4pm. 646-4155. age. Home In very good carpet-llke lawn. Don’t let For appointment please time, hours flexible. experience stripping, stamped envelope: Elan- apply in person at: this go by I $144,900. Jack- Please call 643-2751. Founders Plaza, East more per week? Apply In ' condition. D.W. Fish J ANNOUNCEMENTS call 646-1700 ask tor F. waxing and buffing floors Hartford location tor a 173 3418 Enterprise, Fort Columbia Manufacturing Study Hall aide position, Realty, 643-1591 or 871- son 8i Jackson Real Corrlveau or R. Carter. Newspaper dealer needed person at Swiss All-Fobrlc : Estate, 647-8400 or 646- and performing other cus­ well organized, skilled se­ Pierce, Florida 33482. services, 35 Windsor ; has the following openings. RHAM High School, He­ 1400.O Elks Setback League Equal Opportunity In Manchester and South Hardware Clerk. Respon­ todial functions. For addi­ Dari Farms Ice Cream 8646.0 Windsor area, reliable sibilities include selling, cretory to work with top Avenue, Rockville : bron, CT. Etfectivie 9/86. starts September 9th at Employer. tional Information call management. Applicant For application coll 228- Manchester-Porfer Street car needed. Call morn­ displaying stocking. (Across from Hortmon's) • 40 Tolland Stage Rd. 55 Hour Work Week Just IlstedI Beautiful Bol­ 8:00 pm. Persons Inter­ Manchester Manor. 646- tor this challenging posi­ or at any Swiss location. I 9474 EOE. area. Lovely 7 room Co­ Dental Surgical Assistant ings 9-1, ask tor Fred. Good starting pay and 0129. ton location. This 3 bed­ ested can sign up at the 647-9946 tion must hove expe­ - lonial, 3 bedrooms, t'/i Lodge. It is not necessary - Team practice seeking benefits. Apply at Cony­ Tolland, C T 06084 VTL Bullard Operators baths, flreploced family room, 1 '/^ bath home has ers Hardware, 63 Tolland rience with memory ty­ Now accepting applica­ Landscape, maintenance : Grill cook/wolter, wai­ to be a member to ploy.! career minded individual Dietary Aide - Part time pewriter, excellent typing tions for waitresses full tress position - combina­ room, nice condition much to offer. Call today! Help Wanted for lands­ Turnpike, Manchester. and installation workers ’ Lathe Operators “ We guarantee our to loin our quality oral person wanted to perform skills 60wpm, and expe­ and port time, cooks full needed. Full time. Imme­ tion position. Involving throughout. $117,000. U & surgery office. Expe­ caping company, snow 646-5707. a variety of kitchen du­ First Piece Lay-out Inspector houses I" Blanchard & 2 rience with transcribing time and dishwashers Applications now being taken: sandwich prep, and wait­ R Realty, 643-2692. a tailing In Winter, most diate openings. Coll 528- Rossetto Real Estate, 646- rience preferred. Call ties. Hours 3pm to 7pm. from dictaphone, good port time. Apply In person 3697 tor Information. Sheet Metal Trainee and Set Up J^ople ing on tables. Apply Man­ Mindy at 649-2272. hove drivers llcense,and Reception 1st/Insurance Call Manchester Manor chester Country Club. Manchester- New listing. 2482.0 be dependable. Serious clerk tor Manchester doc­ grammar and ability to La Strodo.west 471 Hart­ 8:30am-5:30pm Monday through Friday 646-0129. work with numbers Is ford Rd., Manchester. Milling Machine Operators Coll 6464)103. 7 room Ranch, 3 bed­ Inoulrees only, 569-8900. tor's office. Mature, de­ Help Wanted!Port time, New Colonial. Spacious 6 Important. Pleasant weekends and nights at rooms, large living room, pendable person, plea­ Receptionist. Medical of­ working enviornment, Wood Working and Saturdays 9-1. Day and night shift available, liberal holiday Cabinet Maker 3 to 5 years den with glass sliders, room home on North Elm sant personality a must. local package store. •' Street. I ’/i baths, 1st floor AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON fice. Immediate opening, full benefit package , lnstructor-$8.00 per COII649-0446. pay, paid group insurance (major medical, experience. Must hove only $112,000. U & R Morning or afternoon full time position, benefits hand tools. Full time em­ Realty, 643-2692. a Indy., fireplace, central To sell new and used cars and trucks for one of CLERK shift. Call 646-5153, leave salary commensurate hpur.two mornings per -—— j available. Please respond with experience. Coll week, prior experience group life) paid vacations. Career orientated ployment and benefits. hall & Thermooane win­ Manchester’s oldest and m ^ reliable dealer­ RECEPTIONIST message with service. Truck driver warehouse i dows. $120’s." Weguaran- to PO BOX 1455 Rockville Amy at 289-9301. teaching wood working person, combination. Im- i ‘and self-motivated desired. Apply in person, Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00 New to M arket-Enlov ships selling America’s ^ l'^ r . Excellent pay Ct 06066. your coffee In the sun on tee our houses I" Blan­ 3 skills strongly preferred. mediate permanent open­ 165 Rt. 66. East Columbia. C T 06237. Monday thru Friday. plan with guarantee pms commission, new entry level position in Dishwashers, full or part your 16x20 deck. chard 8i Rossetto Real time, hours to suit your Gas station attendant. Senior Center,apply at the ing with wholesale furni­ Estate, 646-2482.0 demo, retirement plan, Major Medical, paid va­ busy maniifaeturing firm. Part time evening stock- Mechanics helper. All Personnel Office,41 Cen­ ture distributor. Good Carpenters needed - Im­ Shrubbed-ln yard for pri­ Light typing, answering needs, experienced or will /malntenance person mediate openings for ex­ vacy! Loads of storage cation, plus many morepenefits. Apply in per­ train, wages based on past benefits. Full time posi­ ter Street.Monchester or driving record and wil­ New Dutch Colonial with phones. . and processing needed. Prefer student. tion. Apply M 8, M service coll 647-3126. EOE. lingness to work over­ perienced carpenters. All Inside this homel 3 bed­ son to Mr. Carter, or Mr. Duff. experience. Apply Ryan’s Apply In person Manches­ phases of construction. rooms, IVa baths, over­ 1st floor family room, shipping documents. Fi- New York Style Dell Res­ station, rte 6 Bolton, Ct. time. Knowledge of New ter D 8> L In the Manches­ 649-2871. Teacher. 6th grade. Re­ Full time employment sized 2 car garage. Won't fireplace, formal living CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY. INC. gtire aptitude andpleasant taurant rt. 30 Vernon. England helpful, with be­ room and dining rooms, 3 ter Parkade. quired for consideration: nefits. Apply In person,170 and benefits. Coll 742-5317, last Jong. $125,900. Joyce 1229 Main St., Manchester, C t phone personality a must. 6:30 to 5:00 Monday thru G. Epstein Real Estate, bedrooms and a gorgeous Locker attendant/Llght Mechanic - Must hove complete application, 3 Tunnel Road,Vernon,Ct. lot $180's." We guarantee Apply in p<-rson. tools. AM benefits. Apply letters of recommenda­ 06066. Friday. 647-8895.a 6 4 6 -6 4 6 4 housekeeping, banquet tion, Conn. State Certifi­ our houses I" Blanchard & set up, combination posi­ M & M service station, Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Pillowtex Corporation rte. 6 Bolton 649-2871. cation and college trons- Photography Studio-full Airy and Open rooms in tion available. 20 hours Security officer port time W ANG Word 2482.0 crlpots. Contact Dr. Manchester,obove over­ and port time assistants. this modern 7 & 7 Duplex. 49 Ri,gent Stri^ct per week, $5.00 to $7.00 per Cooks, prep cooks, bar­ Career opportunity with 3 bedrooms, newer Carlin tenders. Apply Lafayette Robert Lincoln. Princi­ age woges,retlrees wel­ Invest Today- In this mod­ ManehestiT, C T 06040 hour. Ideal for retired pal, Tolland M iddle CPI Corporation operat­ Oil burners, plenty of DELIVERY PERSONS person. Apply Manches­ Escadrille Restaurant. 300 Dental hygienist - one or come 247-6882. ern 5 unit building. Prime two days a week, coll School Tolland Ct. 06084. ing studios In over seven Insulation. Full attic and 646-17.37 ter Country Club. Call west middle tpke, hundred retail stores. SiKC- basement. Stockade fenc­ Manchester location, Manchester. 643-1726. 875-2565. Application Substitute teachers In the 646-0103. Processors a n d Typists... cessful candidate will par­ ing and 2 car, detached near hospital. Good In­ Part or fuii time. Fiexible hours deadline August 28th. Po­ following areas: English, , come. " We guarantee our sition to begin September ticipate In on Intensive garage. A "Must to See" and days. Must be at ieast 18 with Moth, Science, Social Stu­ photography and soles property. Strano Real Est­ housesl" Blanchard 8i CMp Parsaa - Swa^ar 3rd. EOE. dies, Physical Education, Rossetto Real Estate, 646- os well os qualified per­ training program. Prior ate, 647-7653.0 d rive r’s iicense. $7-$10/hour aver­ Restaurant Help No Bxporlance soles experience helpful. 2482.0 necessary. Part Time sons to substitute In auto­ Temporary Assignments Can Good personality, moti­ Manchester-Spacious age to start. Appiv in person 4:30- Kathy John’s is opening in Vernon in Machine operator capable of motive diesel, heating vation and neat appear­ Ranch. Nicely landscaped For sale by owners, 80 reeding blue prlnta'and oper­ and air conditioning, elec­ ance o must. Flexible lot with two full baths, Larabee Street, East 9pm. eariy September. Come join a winning Earn an avaroot of Data Entry position avail­ tronics, electrical, car­ ation ahaeta. akllled In uae of hours may include even­ three bedrooms, fireplace Hartford, 3 family house $8.00 or mora per able for physician's of­ pentry, machine tool and on lot 100 X 300. Call team, keep your own tips. Ali positions mlcrometera, vernlara, and Re-Acquaint You With Working ings and weekends. Fre­ plus formal dllnlng room fice, ’t Rockville, full mechanical drafting. It Is 649-9535 before 10 am or functional gaugea, able to hour advortlsine time, r.xperlence on IBM quent salary reviews and and a heated greenhouse. DOMINO’S PIZZA avaiiable. Waitresses/Waiters, griil peo- the policy of the Connecti­ other benefits. Apply In Realty World, 646-7709.O otter 4 pm.649-9535 'operate varloua milling, dril­ our business by computer preferred. cut State Board of Educa­ pie, dishwashers, fiexible hours, will be person Tuesday only from 290 Main Street ling. and turning machinac. phone. Coll 848-3350 Must be able to handle tion not to discriminate on The temporary employment service of the CIGNA Apply In peraon at Indeoendont responsibili­ 10am until 4pm at Sears Manchester- 8 room taking applications, August 25th-29th, between 9-12 pm and the basis ot race, sex, companies has opportunities for tojented office Skills Checklist Portrait Studio,Manches­ newer 4 bedroom Brick- Manchester ties. Please send resume color, marital status, reli­ CDNDDMINIUM8 1pm-6pm. Apply in person. Route 30, ofessionals to work on on assignnient basis in our ter Porkade.EOE. M/F. Aluminum Colonial 2 full Cirlyle Johnson 5:30-0:30 p.m. to PO BOX PP C/0 Man­ gion, age, physical dis­ pt FDR SALE Heortford, Bloomfieid and Windsor facilities. baths. Nicely treed Vernon, across from Ryan’s Deli. Machine Company chester Herald, 16 Brol- ability, mental disorder, Unemployed? Want to fenced yard, nice neigh­ nord Place. Manchester. 52 Main St., Manchester e O E M /F/H mental retardation, no­ On top of competitive houily wages paid weekly, N a m e make* top dollars? Ideal borhood .Call 647-8(XX). or tional origin or ancestry MAIVCHESTEII Bonking Immediate open­ you will receive these benefits; sales position. All inside 643-9505. f Only 4 Positions Available i In any of Its educational sales. Call Luis for an ing for full time teller In programs, activities or ELEGANT ♦ ♦ Computer Center Manchester office, excel­ • Pension Plan participation Address Interview Monday A Manchester tradition I employment policies. The through Saturday,! 1am- Clean and neat 6 room CORPORATE { for enthusiastic people who Assistant Director Educational Assistants lent benefits, coll Mr. Connecticut State Board • Com pany-m atched savings after one year Fields, at 647-0568. EOE. • Salary increases matched to your pefformonce 4pm,282-9893.. Cape Cod, 3 bedrooms, 1 EXECUTIVE Part TIme/Temporary of Education Is on Equal car garage, summer Opportunlty/Afflrmotlve and time on the job Telephone porch, fully Insulated, TOW N HOUSE love to talk and earn $’s! Daycare needed. Mature for yearly lease, located on 9 Receptionist wanted for This 12-Month, tenure track position is available Action Employer. For Ad­ • Paid holidays on assignments of thirty days person to core for Inton- tastefully decorated. extremely busy medicol the edge of the sixth fairway October, 1986. ditional Information 8i op- ormofe t,ln our home,3 days a $97,500. Jackson & Jack- Micro-computer Lab Assistant office. Medical and com­ pllcotlon, coll Cheney . Are you presently working son Real Estate, 647-8400 of Manchester Country Qub. Hourly rate bonus! puter experience a defi­ • Free parking week. References,col I ev­ PLUS Developmental Education Center, 30 weeks/year. Technical School, Man­ enings 649-9648. or 646-8646.D \)\ new, featuring fdush car* Responsiblities; assisting Director of Computer nite plus. Full or port chester at 649-5396. 8om- • Opportunity for WANG training peting, built-in vac system, Micro ServIceB Assistant time hours available. H o w A b o u t Skills? Center; operations functions, e.g. input, processing 4pm. You'll also enjoy other privileges of full time energy saving ceiling fan, t Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 5:3 0-8 : 0 & S a t. 9-1 : Library, 48 weeks/year. Please coll Mrs. Brown at Cut baking time In half lights, trash compactor, gar­ and output of data; local maintenance of academic 6464)314. employees...low-cost, on-site restaurants, fitness T y p in g ? ------_WPM. next time you fix meat Food Service Lab Manager loaf by baking In muffin bage disposal, lovely light fix­ and adm inistrative equipm ent; some program m ing in programs and recreational activities and more. If s I Data Entry? ____ SMALL tures, mirrored doors, .3 Ited- Call NowII 643-2711 Food Service Program, 43 weeksTyear. Experienced siding In­ tins rather than the con­ I COBOL and Datatrieve; liaison with college personnel no wonder the CIGNA companies ore considered to room and 2'/^ baths, kitchen, Data Processing Lab Assistant staller wanted. Coll 643- MEDIUM ventional loaf. Saves fuel in operation of on-line student Admissions and Full time shop carpenter. be great places to work! * Word Processor?. family room, formal living i Sue, Ext. #38 Academic Data Processing, 30 weeks/year. 9633, 742-5406. Experience In operating LARGE/ and makes attractive Indi­ Registration system. There are openings now for professional temps in ^ CRT Terminal? vidual servings. Use a and dining room, and much Above require Aeioclate’e Degree end pey $7.67 per hour. lolner, planer, shooer 8i more. K heaiiliful home with L ______Teachers and substitute other reloted equipment. these catagories: low-cost od In Classified Administrative Aide for day core nursery I Steno/Dictophone?______for quick response next large swimming pfiol and Requirements: Master’s Degree (or equivalent) Coll for on appointment. tennis courts. No mowing Developmental Educatton Center, 43 weeks/year. school In Manchester. Re­ 649-4371. M/F WORD PROCESSOR OPERATORS: Six months' time you havt something and two years of related experience. Applicants may sponsibilities Include de­ I Personal Computer Experience? lawns. Call Jan at Manches­ Tutors e)03^ n c e . Ideally on W ANG equipment, at a to sell. 643-2711. state in writing any equivalencies to above veloping and teaching ed­ Immediate opening for ter. 643-2487. Developmental Accounting, English, Mathematics, ucational pre-school minimum. qualifications and provide appropriate references. full time and port time 2502 If you can supervise and Reading, Writing. Hours per week vary depending programs. Experience medical secretary for TYPIST: You'll need typing skills of 35+ w pm and O th e r?. with pre-school children RESORT 6 on course/lab schedule. Manchester office. Coll general office experience. Tise quilted cotton or wool RESORT motivate 9-15 yr. olds, are Salary - approx. $22,771 annually plus State necessary. Mothers with 646-6844. I Please complete and moil t(xlay to: flannel for stitching this PROPERTY Above reqidre Becheloi'e Degree end pay tf.8S par hour. young children welcome PROPERTY employee fringe benefits. Sound like the opportunity you've been waiting for? Renee Gerrnoin pair of comfortable and available 5-8:30 p.m. and to apply. Coll 646-7090 Simply complete the skills checklist we've p»ovfcled warm slippers. between 9:00am and 4:30 I C IG N A Corporation All positions are 171/2 hours per week unless stated and arid mall it today. If you've got the talents we're No. 2M2 has pattern have a car...We have the Forward pm. N -86-T pieces for Small, Medium resume, including three references, official are non-tenure track positions. Applicants may state in after, you'll hear from us right away. Mall your reply I NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, 8.C. writing any experience and/or equivalencies to above Manchester Window jjto r tf o r d ,C T 06152 and Large inclusive: full part-time position for undergraduate and graduate transcripts and letter of Cook - for nursery school. to: Renee Germain, CIG N A (Corporation, N-86-T, directions. qualifications and provide appropriate references. Starting cleaning company needs intent to; Hours 9:30 to 1:00. Must window washers. Please Hartford, CT 06152. From *29, 900. you!! dates'vary within the academic year. Detailed job like children. Coll 646-7090 ifs enter, sasi $240^ ftr sacS coll 649-5334. sat fsr ststeft sas Retlrement/Reaort Beach & Qolf Property Dr. William E. Vincent desaiptions are available upon request. Send letter of between. 9om and 4:30. um e se o T Free Details President intent and resume to: D e a n of Academic Affairs, M S #5 (3rlver's helpqr needed CALL SUSAN Manchester Jewelry Immediately for furniture Write MS «1 jm store looking for reloloble delivery and Installation. ills an. tt Satrlsas 647-9946 and energetic full and Class 2 dellvery,expe- Hem rstk, S.T. issts MAY REALTY. INC. Rasumas post-markad no latar than jm part-time sales pertons- rlence preferred,must be CIGNA Box 509Q .Retoir experience neces­ rellable,able to handle 10-5 Saptamber 22,1986. SPfiClAL: Over 280 se- MCX: is an equal opportunity/anirmalive action employer, sary for full time posi­ tools and Instructlon.Call N. Myrtlo Baach, 8C 29597 MCC is an equal opportunity/affinnative action employer, tions. Contact Melissa at ottiir 3pm or on weekends lectioui and a FBBE M/F. Protected group members encouraged to apply. Pattera SeettoM ia the •00 / 233-1098 M/F. Proicclcd group me m ^ encouraged to anolv. 1-355-3436. 267-8911 ALBUM. Jnst $8.00. to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 23, 1986

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ( g j j M M TAG SALES FOR SALE

BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Tog Sole - Group effort, Dotsun 310 1979,4 speed- Saturday August 23, 543 ,hlgh highway milea­ WoW' ^ j Woodbridge Street. CARKHTRY/ ge,new clutch, and brokes,AM/FM cossette. B e x hOORE CHILD CARE REMOOELINe Tog Sole. M oving to Very good condition I Condo -(Must sell I Sim­ $1100,646-1205. • m T V &OL HAb/ Sunshine Daycare Center- Carpentry end remodel­ mons king-size sofa bed, Your neighborhood t^itvering clean tomi colonial dining room, Most Sell - 1977 Toyota Segtember openings for 3 ing services — Complete handy man! Honest fwin- to 5 years old/$60 weekly. home repairs and remo­ solid maple worktable, Cellco GT Hatchback. 5 llv man, will estimate any Also sohd, stone, Hmtt double bed, good clo­ speed, good condition. Open 6:30-5;30. Call 646- deling. Quality work. Ref­ lob you creote, lawns, grovel. Colt 643.9501, “ 7160. erences, licensed and In­ thing, books galore (pa­ Reliable. First $1000 takes houllng, cleaning, paint­ perbacks, art history, It. Coll 647-9004. sured. Call 646-8165. ing, and minor repairs. Child care. Your home- Phil's Lowjfi Core-igrWiit- complete Hardy boys), Residentlol/Business. comics,, records, camera, , h e I p with For the highest auoitty of ing, gardening, idii^ hom ew ork.12: 00- mowing ond light lands­ mower, lots more. Satur­ the lowest prices coll, day August 23rd, 8om- OtOOpmullght cleonlng,649- John 643-4353. caping. Coll 742-7476. $44$, ^ 4pm. 85 Thayer Rd. 1983 Cadillac Brougham. Carpentry,masonry, Manchester. (stucco-colors) .stone Full size sedan Devllle. Day Core«2 openings for work and all types of Too condition. First age 2 and u p. In licensed repairs. Call 643-9508 of $10,000 takes it. Call 646- Manchester home. Excel­ 649-5635. A T T §N T IO H 0132. lent program, includes dolly activities, meals, BuamssiKii^^^^^ ^ Tog Sole - August 23rd and Pontiac Pheonix,1980,4 snocks and more. Part •ItiMINTINR/ 24th, Saturday 9:00 - 3:00, door hatchback, air con- R«nt an attractive office with e«i»'dtariai Sunday oil day. Miscel­ time and before and otter >8|PAPERIH6 dltlonlng,power steerlng- school care (Bowers aupport, located in the preatigiowi WatldMi laneous Items, applian­ ,power brakes,four eil«byNEA.Inc. School) welcome. Expe­ Centre in Mancheetar, , ces, furnitures, clothing. speed,40,000 mlles,excel- rienced professional with Name your own price — Rain or shine, 44 North lent condltlon,$2100,ofter references. 649-2611 Father and son. Fast, Street Manchester. 1pm,owner 649-1710. anytime. dependable service. mtoM estiwM CARS CAMPERS/ Painting, Paperhahging Tog Sole-Moving! Var­ 1983 Toyota Tercel 5 FDR SALE TRAILERS & Removal. Call 872-8237. iety of household Items. speed, 4 door littback, air CLEAHiHC OffIcM a Ssiiporl SsrvitM Maple twin bed complete. conditioning, 4 new tires, I utility taller: frame axle SERVICES « t S 474ie r a Clothing, odds and ends. 47,000 miles. $4500. Call Soturdoy, 9am-4pm, 60 646-2421 after 5:30. wheels,needs new body- N Hublord Dr. Vernon. .Call 649-7638. House cted^ning! Residen- jELECTRIGAL 1975 AM C Pacer, runs 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 flal,South Windsor.Mon- Big Tog Sole-household good, like new snow tires speed, air conditioning, chester.ond surrounding Dumas Electric — Having goods, clothes, many on extra rims, high mi­ AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ towns. Dependable ser- Etectricol Problems? Items. Saturday August leage. $425 or best offer. cellent condition. $4,000r MISCELLANEOUS vlce.reosonable rates- Need a large or a small 23rd,9-5,Wynedlng HIM Call 647-7591. 659-2436 after 5:30. [AUTOMOTIVE Cdll 644-4339,ofter Spm. RepoIrSLWe Specialize In 647-7949 Rood, Manchester. Residential Work. Joseph 1964 Rambler American 1976 Mecury Montigo mix 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks Quality Kleen commer­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Tog Sole-Saturdov Au­ classic red convertible. station wagon, 8 cylinder, great, runs great, soft top. cial and residential clean- Free Estimates. 646-5253. HANLEY gust 23rd,8:00-4:00,glrls New too and Interior. best otter. Call after 12 $4995 evenings. 643-5689. ing services. Free clothing, sizes 2- Rebuilt last year, runs noon, 643-8561. estimates, references,647- • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOOftS 6,dishes,tv,odds and good and looks good. 8022. HEATING/ ends,22 Foster Street, $1,000 or best otter. Call • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS Manchester. 635-1998 anytime. N O TICE TO CREOITORO If YOU need a better cor to PLUMBING EST A TE OF • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES 1 ^ CAMPERS/ JENIVA AGNES drive' the youngsters to I Garage Sole-August 1978 Chevette,4 door.auto- ANDERSON, a /k/aJ. CONTRACTOR'S INgUIKIKS WBUCOMB ^ TRAILERS school, check the many Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ 2 3 r d , 9 : 0 0 - matlc,alr condltlonlng- A G N E S G. ANDERSON, ofrerlnos In today's Clos- throom remodeling; In­ 3;00,mlscellaneous house­ ,good condition,coll deceosed sfflod columns. 643-2711. stallation woter heaters, 649-4919.______For Sale - Mobile Home In The Hon. William E. Fitz­ hold Items, and clothing, Gerald, Judge, of the Court garbage disposals; faucet 20 Fulton Rood. Lakeworth, Florida, 12 x Plymouth Fury - 1975. Air 55. Central air and Florida of Probate, District of Man­ CARPENTRY/ repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- chester at a hearing held on asterCard accepted. T o g S 0 I e - conditioning, excellent room, adult park. $22,000, August 21, 1986 ordered thot REMOOELINS furniture,washing ma­ condition. 647-7702 after pictures available. Write all claims must be present^ 6pm. $1700. PO BOX 272 Chaplin Ct to the fiduciary on or before I chine, toys,clothing, November 25, 1986 or be SERVICES 06235. Porrond Remodeling — MISCELLANEOUS miscellaneous household barred os by low provided. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ J------it m m Items. August 23rd,10om- Chevy Impala, 1975, 4 dr. Johanna M. Bruder, ters, room additions, SERVICES D & D Landscaping, Voca­ I hardtop. Air, power steer­ Sejf contained Scotty Assistant Clerk 5om,151 Birch ing and brakes. V8, cruise Camper - Sleeps tour, decks, dll types of remo­ 0 tion cuttings, hedge trim­ Wonted- rgllabtfr boby^- Street,Monchester. The fiduciary Is: deling and repairs. FR EE Odd lobs, Trucking. ming, Pruninos, flower & control. Good condition refrigerator, sink, Earl E. Anderson ter/house keeper,1-5liv $750 742-0862. screened windows, stor­ 342 Charter Oak Street estimates., Fully Insured. Home repoirs. You nome shrub plontings. Free estl- In m y h o m e - In Neighborhood tog sole.S- Manchester, CT 06040 Telephone «43-<017, otter It, we do It. Free esti­ m^es. Coll 659-2436 otter oturdoy August 23rd,9-4. age space. Many other 051-08 Man(2iester4UI7-(l097 offer 1978 Oldsmobile Omega - features. $500 or best epm, M7-8S09. mates. Insured, 643-0304. 5:30pm. 5pm Phillip and Kane Roods. Childrens Excellent condition. Low otter. Cash only. Home ltems,aquarlum,mlscellon Mileage. $1900. Please 647-9613, Rob or work INVITATION TO B ID 8880 ecus. call 647-8230 after 5pm. 647-6057, Bea. HEPAIRMEPLACeilENT OF COFELAND A/C COMPREttOR ON ROOF OF I REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS I PETS AND LANOFORO SCHOOL’ WANTED The Board of Education, 110 I FOR RENT I FURNITURE I8UPPUES :1ake a Look' Lone HIM Drive, East Hart­ ( ford, Ct., will receive sealed ENDROLLS bids for "REPAIR/REPLA- Monchester,4 tamlly,se- Girl's bedroom set; can­ Healthy loveable kittens, parate utllltles,Sth unit 2 bedroom, private drive­ 27

r: frame axle Is new body-

ELLANEOUS IMOTIVE

CJ 7, looks treat, soft top. igs. 643-5689.

> CREDITORS M E O F k A G N E S )N , a/k/a J. A N D E R S O N , eosed Vllllam E. Fltz- MAGAZINE e, of the Court llstrict of Mon- leorlno held on U ordered thot ist be presented ry on or before 5, 1986 o r be low provided, nno M. Bruder, Assistant Clerk Is: lerson Oak Street C T 06040 World

I TO BID M M lACEMENT OF AND A/C champion R ON ROOF OF D SCHOOL’ Education, 110 Ive, E a s t H art- recelve sealed IPAIR/REPLA- P COPELAND Eric Hall R E S S O R O N L A N G F O R D Id Inform ation lions are avail- ... page 6 usiness Office, rill be received m., Thursday, 19S6 ot which III be publicly sad aloud. The :atlon reserves ccept or relect t o r the rig h t to ol fo rm a litie s If it Interest to do liord A. Huot sctor Iness Services

MM ALE t

t f ' y i

*■

: k Dracula would sympathize ... page 4A | ■ j

...S, --'A '...;- ’. *. lENCE The Tango is back again ... page 17 | NT. vith a re- B«d over- Sondra Stave visits Danbarry and Ci| ... page 23 % *> ed-whlte- per, dual , tinted stripes, I. Mirrilrr i-inah'i «7 Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 2000 US ERS TER

rith a 5- wail bed iss, with

ble WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 2 Between the Lines WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 Weekend Plus Magazine The story behind the story Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 By Josie fitsifiuRfini 2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story, by Josie. Q. Give me any information on who encouraged him to keep up the rock star Prince. P.J. with his music as long as he Carter, Davenport, Iowa kept up his grades. He did, and . 4 Outlook: Even the baby photos A. Prince Roger Nelson is 28 after graduating from Central looked like Dracula. (bom June 7, 1958), from High School, he began to write Specials for the Month of August Minneapolis, the son of jazz songs and perfomi them with his 5 Profiles: Manchester’s John musician/composer John L. band, now called Champagne. Served Tuesday — Sunday Nelson and his wife, Mattie In 1976, he met Chris Moon, Prytko Shaw, a singer. (Prince was the owner of a small recording named after the Prince Roger studio, and prixiuced a demo 0 Cover Story: Columbia’s Eric Hall, •Fresh Filet of Sole $9.95 Trio, a jazz group in which the tape of his .songs, on which he two appeared.) played all of the instmments. He world champion archer. in white wine served His parents split up when he then hired a manager who took over dill Fettucini. was 10 and the shy, withdrawn the tape to Los Angeles. A 9 Weekend Television: Program child began to teach himself to number of record companies schedules, features and puzzles, play the piano that his father had were interested, but only Warner left behind. He also learned to Brothers gave in to his demand through page 16. •1 lb. Lobster Platter $13.95 play dmms, guitar and that he be allowed to produce accompanied by mussels, keyboards, and with a friend his first album. That album, 1 2 At the Movies: “Flight of the fomted a band called Grand “For You," was released in cherry stones, and an ear Navigator’’ ... Anything is possible Central while in junior high 1978. Jerry Lewis of sweet corn. school, His second, “Prince," came in America.... Film capsules. His mother remarried and his out a year later but it was his new stepfather tried to put an third, “Dirty Mind," in 1980 Q. Please answer this question; there’s a sizable bet resting on Open at 5:00 P.M. Sundays end to his music, however, that established him as a it. Do Jerry Lewis and his wife San Dee have a child? Are they 13 Music: Whitney Houston is No. 1.... prompting him to leave home performer suggestive to the point even still married? Mrs. Robin Endow, Las Vegas, Nev. Turntable tips. and move in with his father. He of soft core pornography, an A. They are still married, but they don't have any children. and his father fought frequently, image that was reinforced when "Unless you count the dog. He loves that dog like it was his so he left and moved in with an he appeared in concert. child." says his agent. 17 Trends: The Tango is catching on aunt, but she asked him to leave His outfit consisted of a pair Right now he's also involved in preproduction for his next again. because he played his guitar at of black bikini briefs, Prince movie, "The Nutty Professor II,” which starts filming in 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 car-splitting levels. Icgwarmers and an open September. He is starring in it as well as directing. In addition, 18 Sexuality; She’s embarrassed that Finally, he was unofficially trenchcoat. he’s always working on behalf of the Muscular Dystrophy adopted by a friend's mother Foundation and is planning for his upcoming annual telethon. her husband might have a venereal 643-2342 disease. 21 20 Insights into Childhood: Who’s in Q. J would like to know about play “Fixil for Love." in New Q. What has happened to Jodie charge here — how children pick Ed Harris. Em so impressed York in I98.t. Foster, personally and leaders. with his acting. G. Mitchell, .A nonstop string of top movie professionally? We saw her in / " ■ Santa Maria, Calif. roles followed: as Goldie an HBO movie and she had Timely A. He's ,J5. from Tenany. N.J . Hawn's husband in “Swing really put on weight. Also, is 21 The Coirious Shopper: How much a former Ivy l,cagucr (he spent Shift"; the mercenary in “Under she making any more movies? salt is good for you? two years at Columbia Fire'!; astronaut John Glenn in Anne T., Scranton, Pa. University) who decided to quit Savings "The Right Stuff; the reporter A, What happiened was school Dining In: Radishes are used academia for acting. His father, in "A Flash of Green"; the food. She gained about 20 22 a ftxmer singer on “The Kraft philandering brother-in-law in ■ ' pounds during her freshman year around the world. Music Hall." knew someone "Place in the Heart"; the at Yale. She graduated last year, who was running a summer SPECIAL PURCHASE redneck hero in "Alamo Bay" though, and while that doesn’t 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits. repertory theater at the and Charlie Dick. Patsy Cline's guarantee any weight reductions, University of Oklahoma, so he husband in “Sweet Dreams." it does allow more Willimantic’s Danbarry & CoiH- Lucien-Piccard Watches went there for training. (Another film, "Emerald." is in moviemaking. She’s deciding pany. He did well, and his next stop limited release.) between a couple of offers right ticket price 4i99«« was California, where he Recently, he won raves and a now. and has a completed film, attended the California Institute Tony Award nomination for his “Mesmerized." Jodie Foster of the Arts for two years and performance in the Broadway 23 started performing onstage in play "Precious Sons." Our Price ^49® ^ Uss Angeles in plays such as Currently, according to a rep. "Sweet Bird of Youth" and he's making up his mind what to Sam Shepard's "True West." do next, but it will be a movie. Q. My husband and I think that Pulsar Watches 40% Off He also made two films, He's married to actress Amy the Bartles and Jaymes "Borderline" and Madigan; they were married on commercials are some o f the Anything you’d like to the last day of filming of “Place best on TV. Are the two men “Knightriders." His career :;:iS really started to roll, though, in the Heart," in which they really Bartles and Jaymes? know about prominent after appearing in Sam Shepard's co-starred. Georgene Blair, Chino, Calif. personalities? Write to Ed Harris A. There’s been quite a veil of secrecy over the identities of the Josie, Between the two men but no, they are not Lines, King Features Bartles and Jaymes. Frank Weekend Plus Magazine; A weekly Editorial services by King Features Q. / would like to know what collaborator Anita Kerr for an Bartles is actually, Dave Syndicate, 239 E. 45th supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 4Sth St., New York, Rod McKuen is doing — any album which he'll begin Rufkahr, a farmer from the St., New York, N Y. published Saturdays^by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. new books, records, person^ recording at the end of the year. Bend, Ore., area and Ed Jaymes 10017. Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, appearances? F.D.is., North is Richard Maugg, a Santa Rosa. . ^ .Manchester, Conn. 06040. Do you have any questions or comments Wildwood, N.J. He and Kerr are also planning Calif., teal estate developer. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd A. He’s been pretty busy, just a video "mood piece" which Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address not visible. He has a new book should also begin production at Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to; Weekend Plus Magazine, of poetry, “Intervals," due out the end of the year, as well as a Ilyssa Oster, Sales Supervisor P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. in September and has been Broadway musical and a concert writing songs with former tour for next year. Fine Jewelry at Low, Low Prices 141 Center St., Manchester 649-4537 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30, Thurs. ’til 8 p.m. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. AuH. 2 3 - 198t WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Au^, 23. I9gis 4 Outlook 5 Profiles My baby pictures even turned out bad John Prytko By Charies Saltzman Bom Sept. 25, 1936 have seldom looked Marital status married good in photographs. Occupation music teacher, band leader Favorite restaurant LaStrada Favorite food Polish, Italian Favorite sport baseball I On my driver’s license, Roots for Red Sox, Braves my picture has alwiays L t Idea of a good vacation looked like that of some Cape Cod for a week character in a horror What you do to relax play, listen to music movie, a relative of Dracula, or Type of entertainment preferred Broadway musicals like pictures in the Rogues’ Favorite entertainer Johnny Carson Gallery of most-wanted Favorite actor Robert Redford criminals posted by the FBI. in federal buildings. Favorite song “If I Were a Rich Man" Of course, that is not absolute Kind of music prafarred Polish music proof that I do not photograph Favorite magaxine Home Mechanics well, because almost everyone Favorife t>ook "Poland,” James Michener else has similar results on their Favorite store in Manchester K-M art driver’s licenses. I am not alone. Yet, some people take good Pet cat. Pickles pictures most of the time, and Favorite spot in Manchester Charter Oak Park some do not. One of the boys in Car blue Ford Escort '84 my old neighborhood was tough Favorite color blue looking, a vandal and a future Last book read "Red October” syndicate hoodlum; yet in his photos he always looked like the Pet peeve no turn on red signs clean-cut, all-American boy. My Favorite TV show “60 Minutes” sister was attractive, but not Best thing atMMit Mancheeter people remarkably so; yet in her Worst thing about Manchester too many pictures she always came out looking like a winner of a Miss - traffic lights America contest. Even my baby pictures did not come out well, and that is rare David Rocha/N^anchester Herald for baby pictures. There is hardly an infant or a picture of one that does not bring raves from viewers. They ooh and aah about it and say hnvt- cute and darling it is. I rom what I have been told, no such comments were ever DISCOVER REGAL MEN’S SHOP made about me. feven when I lay small and naked on a bearskin rug. I am the only one I ever — — heard of, maybe one of the few tor Service Selection Slylel babies in all history, who did not bring forth adoring remarks. The viewers would look at me tt and say nothing. 99 TTie lack of comment was SERVICE” “SELECTION “STYLE” itself a comment. Silence in such a case is not an absence of opinion but is itself an opinion Beginning Sept. 2, Regals • Hart, Schaffner & Marx Style is important because as much as if it were shouted. a suit or sport coat says a Since people go into raptures announces New Store Hours • Christian Dior about any baby, even the most to serve you better. lot about who you are... plain looking, not saying • Yves Saint Laurent anything about one means that they think it is pretty awful. Regal’s offers only the best I have been told that there Mon., Tues. and Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 • Sasson were times when people tried Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 to 9:00 that is rich in Manchester hard to say .something nice but • Botany ‘500’ that the words stuck in the tradition, yet sparkles with speaker’s throat and could not come out. They found it Giving you more shopping • London Fog Outerwear the best of new men’s wear impossible to give a compliment hours when you need them... that .was not believable. • Sans-A-Belt Slacks ideas > Most of my other photos came out poorly also. When people looked through the family album and came to my photo, they would stare a while, then ask “Who is that?” in a tone of voice as if the query were he never replaced mine with one I think that the cameraman is a straight face. that the photographer should try NEW HOURS AS OF SEPT. 2nd DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. that was more recent. partly to blame for poor pictures I think that most smiles do not to improve on the face, touch “What is that?” My folks were Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 MANCHESTER not quick to reply, as if they He held on to that one for because he always tells his look good unless they are the photo up a bit here and dear life, as if there could never subject to smile. Usually I try. spontaneous and natural. When I Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 to 9:00 RECALS AMPLE FREE PARKING, were reluctant to admit that that there. He took about 10 different "Your Quality Men's Shop" was their child. be another. When he showed That advice may help the result force one, all I manage to do is pictures and said he would use FRONT A REAR OF STORE I remember one photo of me people the photo of his son, they in some cases, but it can ruin lift the comers of my mouth, the one (hat was best. I have that came out well. It made me thought that was the way I others. If one does not feel like making an expression that looks wondered, if that was the best, look handsome. For many years look^ at that time, not 10 years smiling and the expression is like one of pain or a grimace. how the others were. ■ my father carried that rare one in before. It was the only picture of forced, the artificial smile makes When I was photographed for his wallet among other j^amily me he wanted to show. one look worse than if one kept my local paper, I said jokingly snapshots. He put in later pictures of other members of the family as time went along, but WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug 23, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug, 23, 1986 7 Cover Story 6 Cover Story A worid champ takes aim

hunter class. 536 and .535 in the field rounds and a perfect 560 Archer score in the animal round. All were new world records in the Pro Fingers category in which Eric Hall Hall has no equal today. □ □ □ And just think. Hall at one isn’t one point hung up his bow and arrow in favor of the roundball game. The Hall family has been to brag involved in archery for nearly 30 years. The range was opened by Art and his wife. Marcia, in 1964 COLUMBIA — His name is the and has been the family bipgrst in his field, yet he is a business since. “ I started prime candidate for an shooting as soon as I could pick Arherican Express commercial. up a bow. maybe when I was 5 "Hi. you may nat know me. but years old." Eric said, testing his I'm the world champion." It’s memory. safe to say he can walk the He continued at it until he streets of his hometow'n and not discovered basketball. "1 shot be mobbed by throngs of adoring until the seventh grade. Then I fans pleading for his autograph. started playing basketball and I There are those in Columbia put it (bow) away for six years. I who probably don't even know didn’t step in here during that what he does. entire time.” But Eric Hall, whose dream at He played basketball at one point was to make it big in Windham High School for two' professional basketball, is the years before transferring to No I archer in the world today. East Catholic High School for Hall earned that distinction by # . I his junior and senior years. The shattering all records at the 6-foot-2 Hall was a double figure World Field Archery Champion­ scorer for the Eagle quintet, ships in Blaire-Atholl. Scotland, averaging a team-leading 11.3 the week of Aug. 4. points per game in 1977-78. He “ His nickname is the M ' '■ had every intent of going on to 'Sledgehammer' because he college — and maybe beyond. pounds everyone under." said "'■f □ □ □ his father. Art. ownerof Hall’s Ail-I Indoor Archery Range, the But fate had other designs for largest indoor facility (21 lanes) him. in the country. “ He's breaking ■ " I hurt my leg in a summer records no one dreamed could Eric Hall concentrates league game in New Haven and be broken. No one dreamed they said I wouldn't be ready for someone could shoot a bow and during the 1986 New the fall. So what 1 decided to do arrow like that." England Indoor Cham­ was take a year off. I didn't want ■V to lose a year of eligibility” I I I 1 I 1 pionships at Hall’s He still has it. and the other The five-day competition in Archery this spring. three as well. Scotland consisted of two field Professionals like Eric "In that year what I did was rounds, two hunger rounds and 5^. start working here for my father one animal round. The hunter 'yt-ie?,-; Hall aim for a spot again I started shooting again and field rounds are shot at - ' about as big as a and 1 found myself enjoying targets, while the animal round archery and the work. Looking is just as it sounds — the targets 50-cent piece while at it realistically. I felt myself arc animal images. Hall, as a they stand 60 feet more gifted in archery It 25n-pound black bear trophy on seemed to be my calling. So the wall at Hall’s Arrow attests, away. rather than going to college for four years, and come right back can hit the real thing as well. 't/' ‘ The targets were from 10 to 80 here and lose four years. 1 yards and the course was not figured to start right off My easy "The world champion­ father made me a good offer” ships are held every two years □ □ □ and each host tries to outdo the other." Hall said. "The course Hall turned professional in was very, very tough. There 1979. He won his first state were places if you stepped three championship that year and won feet to the side of the platform, the title every year since. you were going down 50 to 60 The bullseye outdoors is 2 to 4 feet." A competitor fired four story by inches in diameter. The indoor arrows at each target, with each IT bullseye is I'/i inches in course consisting of 28 targets. Leonard Auster diameter with the targets at 20 In the archery world, new yards. Hall’s competition Hoyt Gary Tuckar/Manchester Herald records are set by one or two Photos by bow looks like something out of Eric Hall takes aim (during a practice session at Hall’s Arrow points. The difference between Star Wars, It has pulleys, winning and second place is also Gary Tucker cables, levels, a stabilizer and a Indoor Archery Range, 291 W. Middle Turnpike. His family in that range. four-power telescopic lens. It owns the indoor range, which is said to be the largest in the " I won by 86 points." said the and David Rocha weights 6 pounds and costs 26-year-old archer. He had roughly $500. The bow is set at 70 U.S. rounds of 532 and 528 in the W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 23. 1986 — 9 W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 8 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION Hall: 1 hate to lose' Saturday, Aug. 23

pounds of stress and when Hall during a tournament. You can fingers. In Pro Release, a 5:00AM CID CN N Headline News (§D Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors [C N N ] Daybreak pulls back on the bowstring and shoot a shotgun off behind me. mechanical devise is used. “ I 0 D U.S. Farm Ref>ort releases an arrow, it whizzes and if I ’m in full draw . I may [C N N ] Croesfire [D IS ] Mousercise may shoot Pro Release just to [E S P N ] Gillette World of Sports away at 160-175 miles per hour. not realize it went off.” see if I put my mind to it how 5:20AM [T M C ] m o v i e : kiss Me Kate' This musical version of Shakes­ 7:30AM (3D Dungeons and Dragons And many, many more times Hall celebrated his marriage competitive I can be” He’s not peare's The Taming of the Shrew finds C3D Wonderama than not, winds up smack in the to the former Cynthia Fournier sure if be wants to. though. “ In the stars battling as much off stage as C§D In Depth middle of the bullseye. of Andover in August of 1984 by the release class, you have to be on. Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. Ann Miller. 1953. In Stereo. (3D M .AS.K. "A lot of if is practice. I ’ve winning his first Professional perfect and I don’t believe 5:30AM dD CNN Headline News (2® Spiderman always believed practice makes Archers Association National people were made to be (Tf) Independent Network News (S® It's Your Business perfect.” Hall said be practices Championship. That’s just one perfect.” ® Abbott end Costello three hours a day. “ four if I ’m of his many accomplishments. 03) Agricultural News □ □ □ W' [CN N ] Showbiz Today d D GoBots really trying to get into shape. He has won a class, either Pro [C N N ] Sports Close-up 6:00AM CD Up Front (R). Other than that, it’s a lot of Fingers or Pro Release, in each Hall said he doesn’t miss the [D IS ] You and Me, Kid d D Young Edition mental preparation. Two days of the last four New England [E S P N ] SportsCenter limelight offered by other Davey 8i Goliath before a tournament. I get Opep Indoor Championships, [H B O ] Blunders Show sports. “ I don’t miss it because ® David Toma Show myself mentally prepared. I [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends hosted by Hall’s Arrow. He has in the archery world I am (lD It's Your Business concentrate on what I have to do take one last fling before being drafted. won every major shoot there is known. I ’m not one to worry (H CNN News Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Ro- at the tournament .” this year, winning in Las Vegas. about signing autographs. I get [CNN] Daybreak bards. 1985. Rated PG. Atlantic City, the Indoor and a kick out of it. but at times it □ □ □ [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 8:00AM QD The Wuzzles (CC) Outdoor Nationals and Mike’s can be embarrassing.” he said. [E S P N ] Auto Racing '06: NASCAR Pole (3D Popeye Hall believes his prowess Pro-Am in Illinois. His reward Being a world champion does Qualifying for Busch 500 (60 min.) ® Pink Panther and Sons comes from his aggressiveness — about $20,000 in prize money, have its responsibilities. For one [H B O ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Eu­ Straight Talk ropean Vacation' The Griswold family (3D and his concentration. “ I ’m a bonus money and that from his thing, he has to keep up with his takes Europe by storm when they win an (3D One on One more aggressive archer than the sponsor. Hoyt/Easton Inc. “ If I full-time job at the range. “ It’s all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. . d® Bullwinkle others. I shoot at a heavier was a pro golfer, and I did what I 50 to 60 hours a week. It’s from . Beverly D Angelo. Eric d® @® Snorks Idle. 1985. weight” The aggressiveness did. I ’d be retired. But the selling archery equipment to d® (CC) 6 : 1 5AM ® MOVIE: T h e Cosmic Prin­ (2® Wall Street Journal Report was acquired from his money is getting better.” (giving lessons) to purchasing to cess' A beautiful alien princess capable association with basketball and Hall isn’t sure what’s ahead. cleaning the floors.” of changing into any living creature (3® Pink Panther and Sons (CC) his coaches there. “ I hate to He’s toying with the idea of And when Hall came back helps Moonbase Alpha when their runa­ (5D Los Polivocas (60 min.) way space outpost encounters a strange d D M.A.S.K. lose” he adds concentrating in the Pro from Scotland, he did have planet. Martin Landau. Barbara Bain. His concentration is another Release category. Pro Fingers something waiting for him — the 1975. [CNN] Daybreak « Eric Hal examines equipment at Hall’s Indoor [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus factor “ I tend to be able to block is just as it sounds. An archer lawn. 6:30AM O D Kldsworld (R). Archery Range. He works full time at the range. [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football '86 most anything out. especially releases the bowstring with his It needed mowing. ® The World Tomorrow (60 min.) (R). ( ® Face-Off [H B O ] HBO Family Playhouse: Some­ (O ) Josie and the Pussycats times I Don't Love My Mother (60 min.) (33) 20 Minute Workout [U S A ] Alive 8t Weill Insight / Out 8:30AM C2D Berenstaln Bears d9) Mr. T m Rainbow Brite iNEW STEEL d ® World of Photography dD Littles with @3) El Club 700 g j FTV [C N N ] CN N Investigative Report (T8) Record Guide [DIS] Contraption mD Underdog [M AX] MOVIE: 'Follow the Fleef A @ ) (39) Qummi Beers (CC) song and dance man who joins the Navy ..Bfair ha., I FOR SALE has trouble helping two sisters, one his Bottom Line SURPRISE — Katherine Helmond (top), shown with "Who’s the Boss?’! co-stars (left to ex-partner. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. 39) Littles (CC) right) , Danny Pintauro, Judith Light and Alyssa Milano, thought her stint as Randolph Scott. 1936. (SI) Roljotech Mona would be a one-episode job. Now, she’s heading into her third season with the hit Angle, Channel, Square Tube, Etc. 6:45AM @ ) Sign On [C N N ] Big Story show. “Who’s the Boss?” airs Tuesdays on ABC. 7:00AM C3D Captain Bob [D IS ] Good Morning MIcIteyl ® Terrahawks [IM AX ] Ricit Springfield: The Best of The Live Drum (60 min.) ROCKVILLE ® Now Jersey People During a fight a man it killed whan ha 09 Andy Griffith 0Z) Proeontol gi)M.A.S.K. 9:00AM (33 Muppet Beblse falls on his own knife and his opponent 03) New Jersey Hlepano [C N N ] Style With Elsa KIsnsoh finds himself on the run. Don Murray, Di­ 33) MOVIE: 'Safari Drums' Safari drums C B Popples [DIS] MOVIE; 'Hseksaw' A cowboy It ane Varsi, Chill W lllt. 1968. beat as Bomba leads a manhunt in the 0Z) Rod 8i Reel ( B Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour convinced that hit Injured horse can re­ SCRAP CO., INC. Congo searching for a murderer. Johnny [C N N ] Money Week [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ootoha' (CC) A young cover in time for the Calgary Stampede Sheffield, Barbara Bester, Douglas Ken­ (B B J / L o b o college etudant'e mske-ballava espion­ [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents chuck wagon race. Tab Hunter, Susan Rte. 30, 989 Hartford Turnpike Rockville, C T nedy. 1953. o MOVIE; 'Pureult to Algiert' Holmee age game turns resi when he meats s [E S P N ] Tennis Msgailne (R). Bracken, George Birrowi. 1972. bsautiful fsmele spy. Anthony Edwards, (SS [USA] Jimmy Sweggart and Weteon etcort an heir to an Eattarn throne. Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Roxle Herf A dance [E S P N ] John Fox Outdoors (R). Lindt Florentino. 1988. Ratad PO-13. (22) Barney Bear & Friands 1945. hell girl of the 1920'e utst a murder trisi [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazino [U S A ] Boat of Money, Monay (S9 Ring Around the World for a publicity stunt. Ginger Rogere, 872-6587 or 872-9032 (29 Whli Kids : AM ( B RIohle Rich George Montgomery^ghll Silvart. 1942. 11 00 11:30AM (B Kkre woHd (2® Newsmakert (Q ) l29 Smurfs CB MOVIE; 'The UM a Shepherd of King­ ( B T.v. Auetlon 3 ® Abbott and Costello 10:00AM QD Hulk Hogan's Rook 'n' dom Como' A Kentucky mountain boy (24) Sesame Street (CC) Wrestling 02) 09 Kidd Video O T Follow Me fought for the North while loving the (29 Asit the Manager (B Wonder Women South. Jimmie Rodgers, Chill W lllt, ® Super Poware Toam: Qslsotlo @9 Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Comedy Guardians CB Leff-A-Lymploe Luenna Patten. 1961. Hour C E Solid Gold 9) AIM tar Wraotling (60 min.) / iSZ) Tony Brown's Journal 03) Nuettra Famine [C N N ] Baaaball 'S6 0 9 Space; 1999 33) Soul Train • 191 Main Street I S t World Chess Champlonshipe Channels I ® Orsateit Amerloan Hero 39 12 0'Cloak High [U 8 A ] Hollywood Inaidor (R). ■ Manchester 03) Lost In Space ® Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood O W W F Wrestling (80 min.) 12:00PM C3D Puttin' on tha Hits In Hartford, C T 13) [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer Starao (R). 643-1900 WFSB 09 Mavorick 02) ® Alvin Si the Chipmunks WNEW New York. NY (5) [E S P N ] Revco'e Wortd Cleee Women (3D WWF Championahip Wrastlino (60 (IJ ® Laff-A-Lympice (CC) 09 National Qoographio Spaolal; Chase- WTNH New Haven, C T ( R ) . min.) New York, NY (•) poaka Some (CC) The Chaeapeska Bay MAGAZINE WOR [HBO] MOVIE: To Catch a King Two 03) Raino Saivsja ( B Whiz KWb New York. NY nil and the people who live on itt thorse are • Eastbrook Mall WPIX expatriate Americans in neutral Portu­ ® Motorwaak featured. (60 min.) |R) In Stereo. WHCT Hartford. C T ns 33) Pro Wrestling USA (60 min.) do gal try to foil a German scheme to cap­ 03) Wrestling (60 min.) M an sfield VYTXX Waterbury. CT ture the Duke end Duchess of Windsor. 09 Thrao Stoogoa 39 MOVIE; 'Spooks Run W lkT Eett Side Another example of the Herald’s WWLP Springfield. M A Robert Wagner. Teri Gerr. 1983. [D IS ] Wind In the Willows 03) Luehs Ubre SIN (80 min.) Kids meat a desdiy opponent. Bela Lu­ 456-1141 WEDH Hartford. C T d« gosi. East SIds Kids. 1941. [TM C] MOVIE: The Sure Thing’ (CC) [E S P N ] Outdoor Ufo Megazino Hotted 02) Say Brother WVIT Hartford. C T 130 Tw o mismatched college students find by William Conrad. WSBK Boston. M A oa 03) World Claes Championehip Wres­ (29 MOVIE: 'Fury et Smujgglors B a y A commitment to the needs and themselves traveling together on a WGGB Springfield. M A MO [U S A ] Kays to Succoee tling (60 min.) gang of cut throats luras ships onto tha 1411 cross-country trip to California. John Cu* WXTV Paterson. NJ 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Wsok rocks, murdaring craws and tarrorizing Springfield. M A (57) sack. Daphne Zuniga, Anthony Edwards. [E S P N ] Boating: 168B Inboard and Tun­ fisharman. Patar Cushing, John Frasar, interests of Manchester. WGBV nel Boat Sorias (60 min.) WTIC Hartford, CT ai> 1986. Rated PG-13. 1 0 : 3 0 A M ( B ® Ewoke/Drolde Ad- Barnard Las. 1963. n N N Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams; Cash Flow vantura Hour [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Four Sossons' The 02lMr. T ESPN Sports Network lESPNl Expo 33) Puttin' on tho Hite change of eeaeont marks the changing Home Box Office iHBOl raletlonthipt of thrao married couplet. 09 Rod A Real HBO Health Week 0 9 IS9 Punky Browstor CINEMAX Cinemax iMAXl 9:10AM [CNN] Alan Alda, Carol Burnett, Lan Cerlou. Watch for it every Saturday! 04) World Chsea Chemplonehipe TMC Movie Channel In te l 9;30AM ( B uiyfsse 31 1981. Rated PG. EASTERN CONNECTICUrS USA Network lUSAl LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS USA (39 Amwfce'e Top Ten 03)8upw’ Ubro . [MAX] MOVIE; 'From Hall to Taxes' ContlnuBd.. . Z ) H ", M o .> WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 23, 19«6 - II WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 — 10

3:30AM d D At the Movlaa (S3) MOV(E: 'Standing Tali' A small-time cattle rancher is harassed whan he re­ Saturday, Continued 227 fuses to marge hts hard with that of a Saturday, Continued powerful and ruthless rancher. Robert Forster, Linda Evans, Will Sampson 1978 Fontaine, Michael York, Linda Purl. (33) (29 Tales from the Darksida Mary (Marla Gibbs) and Les­ [C N N ] This Weak In Japan Three Stooges from a museum by two Miami playboy 1986. burglars. Robert Conrad, Don Stroud, Q® Avengers ter (Hal Williams) host a gala ^ 9 MOVIE; The RoveK A pirate rescues Donna Mills. 1974. f9D Boxing: Battle of the Heavyweights- golden-anniversary party for 4:00AM ® Jackie Olaaaon a young woman from a revolutionary DOWN Bonacrusher Smith vs David Bay (2 hrs.) (2® Fabian's Good Tima Rock 'n Roll 3 4 7 ACROSS her parents, but It lool(S lilte 03) One Step Beyond mob. Anthony Quinn. Rosanna Schiaf- ffT) El Mundo del Box (90 min.) 2 5 6 (3® MOVIE: 'Cremators' An extrater­ I (22) (39 Golden Girls Blanche's father de­ the long enduring marriage [CN N ] Larry King Weekend fino, Rita Hayworth. 1967. ® Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ n □ 1 Court star 2 Seaman cides to 'throw it all away' and become a restrial sphere turns out to be a living ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) teau To 11 5 Oraarns" 3 Monogram lor Locklear country singer. (R) In Stereo. matter capable of swallowing up ail hu­ may come to an end before [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86; NASCAR Late 4 "To — His Own” mans in its path. . Pat Har­ the party does. The "Fifty Big Modal Sportsmen Race (2 hrs ) @3) Lo Me}or de la Copa Mur>dial Repeti- & MOVIE: The Savage Seven' Some 9 Menu word (2® MOVIE: 'No Nukes' Jackson young Indians persuade the leader of a □ 5 Wan Kally cartoon rington. 1972. cion de los juegos de soccer realiiados 10 Spanish gold Ones" episode of NBC’s 6 ID for Rich Browne, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Carly en Mexico. {2 hrs.) motorcycle gang to help them fight the 12 Edwards or Walts Simon and Bruce Springsteen highlight (S3) It's a Living 4:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Tightrope" A I U O I a 7 Harry Morgan role "227 " airs SATURDAY, AUG. man who runs the town and keeps them 0 16 Sea mammal this concert filmed at New York's Madi­ [CN N ] Pinnacle homicide detective tracks down a psy­ dZ) Sesame Street (CC) in misery. Robert Walker, Adam Roarke, 12 13 14 15 16 17 6 JannMar or Jonathan 23. 18 Quaker prorwun son Square Garden and Battery Park. [M A X ] MOVIE: Thief A woman and a chopathic killer in the New Orleans ® ) MOVIE: 'Qeronimo' The story of the Joanna Frank. 1967. ¥ 20 "From — to Elamlty" 11 Fathar or mother Jackson Browne, Crosby, Stills & Nash. French Quarter. Clint/,Eastwood. Gene­ legendary Apache leader who waged a master safecracker become involved in [USA] MOVIE: *WomenI Tn^t^alns' A 19 20 13 Exdanwtlon of aurpriaa 1980. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME vieve Bujold, Alison Eastwood 1984 long and personal war against the Un­ T« 21 Airport abbr. the intrigue of the underworld. James probation officer has herselflalf inmrisonedii 22 Kataon"SilvarSpoona" 14 Sarah of "Real People" Rated R. ited States government Chuck Connors. M (S7) MOVIE: 'Woodstock' Three days of Caen, Tuesday Weld, Robert Prosky. to research prison conditions.^litions.^ds Lu- Q H 0 24 Sha waa Amy on "Tha A- 16 "Texaco Star — " 1981. Rated R. Kamala Devi, Ross Martin. 1962. 21 2? music, love and peace became history in pino, Lois Nettleton, Jessica Walter. IP Taam" 17 Airport coda lor Erie, Pa. 1969. Jimi Hendrix, Joan Baez. The [CNN] Newsday 1971. 19 Aetraaa Bry [TM C] MOVIE; The Braakfest Club' A 4:30AM ® Bums & Allen S 25 " — la a Bad of Roaas" Who. 1970. group of high school students learn sev­ 23 Sally Struthar’s rola [DIS] Edison Twins [C N N ] Health Weak 23 fspw T'’ 24 28 Georgs on "Nawharl" eral things about themselves when they (33) Kung Fu 2:10PM 26 Hetkemant program [D IS] MOVIE: Tha Lemon Drop Kid' A [ESPN] Auto Racing *86: World Sports 31 EvangsHtt Roberta racetrack bum becomes indebted to a are forced to spend a Saturday together [MAX] MOVIE; Nighthawks' (CC) A Major League Baaa- 1 0 27 " — and lha Snowman" 2:15PM (S) 39 -^ Car Championship Brands Hatch 1000. 25 2T~ 57 29 29 30 32 Salh'a aon gangster after giving him a bad tip. Bob in detention. Emilio Estevez, Molly Ring­ New York City cop is pitted against a (60 min.) ball: California at Baltimore or Cincinnati 34 " — Round lha Flag, (due to puzzle answer) wald, Anthony Michael Hall. 1964. dismissed from the force in a scandal [C N N ] Nawanight European terrorist looking for publicity at Chicago Cubs (2 hrs., 45 min.) Hope, Marilyn Maxwell, Lloyd Nolan. _____ 1 0 Boyal" 29 JsnnHsr or Dick 1951. Rated R. and goes looking for revenge against [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR Pola through bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Savage Slaters' Throe 32 the drug dealers responsible. Fred Wil­ 2:30PM ( D m o v i e : The Day tha 1 33 36 Top of a wave (ckia lo 30 Months: abbr. [U SA] Night Flight Qualifying for Buach 500 (60 min.) Billy Dee Williams. Rutger Hauer. 1981 militant women unite to recover a mil­ 33 Actor Shaw [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nighthawks' (CC) A liamson. John Saxon, Richard Round- lion dollars stolen by a wily bandit Glo­ Earth Moved* A pilot and photographer puzzle answer) [TMC] MOVIE; Tha Flamingo Kid' A Rated R. 35 "Tha — of Living New York City cop is pitted against a 1 1:30PM ® The Rockford Files tree. 1983. Rated R. ria Hendry. Cheri Caffaro, Rosanna Ortiz. can't convince a town that there will be 35 36 1 37 Harem room European terrorist looking for publicity plumber's son discovers the world of the 34 Dangaroualy'' 4:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : The Sura 1974. an earthquake. Jackie Cooper. Stella 39 "Blacfca'a Magic" alar through bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, (3D The Honaymoonars 1:00AM ® T.V. Auction rich when he spends the summer as a Thing’ (CC) Two mismatched college Stevens, William Windom. 1974. 0 41 Uniqua parson 36 Natalis on "Facta ol Billy Dee Williams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. cabana boy at a Long Island Country (£) m o v i e : ‘JarrM f A tol- (29 MOVIE: 'Las Vegas Hillbillies' Tour­ 3® CNN Headline News students find themselves traveling to­ 1 2:30PM CD MOVIE: 'The Ovar-th»HIII Gang 42 Aetraaa Carter Ufa" Rated R. Club. Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna, Hac- dier of fortune accepts an assignment to ing country singers help a good old boy (39 MTV Top 20 Video Countdown gether on a cross-country trip to Califor­ Ridea Again' Three retired Texas Ran­ o * 38 ID for Edwards make a success out of a rundown Las tor Elizondo. 1984. Rated PG-13. nia, John Cusack. Daphne Zumge, Ar find eight ancient scrolls said to be the s 40 Diphthong [T M C ] MOVIE: Tha Sura Thing' (CC) gers get together to rescue an old com­ 3 T " m34 3 9 ^ Two mismatched college students find Vegas saloon. Ferlin Husky, Jayne [MAX] MOVIE: 'Melody in Love' A [U SA ] Night Flight (R). Ihony Edwards. 1985 Rated PG-13 original version of the missing Adam rade, who has become a down’and out woman takes an erotic vacation on an and Eve book of the Bible. Glenn Ford. H 3 themselves traveling together on a Mansfield. 1966. 0 exciting island. Melody O'Bryan, Clau- drunk. Walter Brennan, Fred Astaire, Ed­ 0 cross-country trip to California. John Cu­ Saturday Night Live Catherine Anthony Quayle. Forrest Tucker. 1973. gar Buchanan. 1970. 42 (22) (39 dine Bird, Wolf Goldan. 1972. Rated R. (S) Spiderman sack, Daphne Zuniga, Anthony Edwards. Oxenberg hosts, with musical guest Paul (3 9 Qiaataat Sports Lsgsnds ■ —4 1 1985. Rated PG-13. Simon. (90 min.) (R) In Stereo. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Gotcha' (CC) A young <29) Joy of Painting college student's make-believe espion­ 9 9 MOVIE: 'Tha Rad Pon/ A fathar 9:10PM [CNN] Showbiz Weak @9 MOVIE: 'Return of Charlie Chan' The [CNN] Evans and Novak . gropes for understanding with his rebel­ age game turns real when he meets a greet Chinese detective is lured out of beautiful female spy. Anthony Edwards, lious tan year-old son. Henry Fonda, 9:30PM (22) (39 am is Forgiven A [DIS] The Raccoons oooo TV puzzle solution on page 16 retirement to slove a series of murders Linda Fiorentino. 1985. Rated PG-13. Maureen O'Hara, Ben Johnson. 1973. young woman attempts to cope with her aboard a yacht. Ross Martin, Rocky 1:00PM (!) MOVIE: 'Panic In tha Yaar new producing job as well Video hits [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klenaoh Gunn, Virginia Ann Lee. 1971. 1:10AM [C N N ] CNN Traval Quid* Zero* A family struggles for survival in a as her new marriage. (R). oooooo @3) MOVIE: 'Death Rides a Horse' A man C D m tv ui c world gone mad after a nuclear blast 2:45PM [DIS] Disney's Legends and [C N N ] This Weak in Japan 1:20AM video M I Ray Milland. Jean Hagan, Frankie Ava­ Heroe (76 min.) seeks revenge against the outlaws in­ Awards Preview Show N EW YORK (AP) — The following are the most popular video lon. 1962. 10:00PM ® News volved in the slaying of his family. Lae 3:00PM d ) MOVIE: 'Challangs of tha Van Cleef, John Phillip Law. 1969. 1:30AM (D Mad Movlaa With tha LA. cassettes as they appear in this week's Issue of Billboard (£) MOVIE; 'Huckleberry Finn* A boy Coora Concert Sariaa: Simple Minds M a stsi' In ordar to bagin martial arts (29 [CNN] Sports Tonight Connection magazine. Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. runs away from a persecuting father and training, a boy nsada to show his cour- charge and uncovers tha truth behind a (22) (39 Hunter Hunter is robbed of the a good widow who wants to make him for her kidnapped sister and a fabuloui [T M C ] Short Film Showceaa [ESPN ] SportaCanter (2 hrs.) @9 ABC News Reprinted with permission. aga by compating in a itangaroua fira- . ttone. Michael Douglas, Kathleen Tur­ supposedly successful fur company. (60 only hard evidence linking a suspect to ® MOVIE: 'Something Big' A roguish respectable. Ron Howard, Antonio Far- crackarcontaat. Chan Kuan-Tai. LuiChia [U SA ] U s t of tha Wild min.) the murder of a woman found in Hun­ gas. Jack Elam. 1975. ner, Danny DeVito. 1984. Rated PG. 11:50PM [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg bandit encounters e series of complice- Hui. 1980. ® MOVIE: The Thin Man Goes Home' ter's apartment. (60 min.) Direct from Broadway The star of 'The C D MOVIE: Tha Ovar-Tha-HIII Gang' A 6:40PM (Si Uving Wild (CC) (R). tions when he attempts a daring rob­ Videocassette sales (33 Star Gamas (60 min.) 4:40PM (23 French Chef Whan Nick and Nora visit Nick's folks, (3® Twilight Zone Color Purple' performs her own one bery. Dean Martin. Brian Keith, Honor group of retired Texas Rangers attempts 7:00PM dD Agronaky & Company ha finds a body on tha doorstep so natur­ woman show. (65 min.) to bring law and order to a western (3 9 MOVIE: 'Smart Woman' Tha story of 4:45PM ® Magic of Oil Painting 93) Jovanaa Heroes Seria liana de ac- Blackman. 1971. > 1 .“Jane Fonda’s New Workout” (Karl-Lorlmar) a corrupt District Anomay and a racka- CD Chock It OutI ally he must search for tha killer. William cion, humor y romance. Un entreteni- 11:53PM ® Fall and Rita of Reginald [CN N ] CNN lnvaatigeti\A Report town. Pat O'Brien, Walter Brennan, Chill 5:00PM (£) MIeelon: Impossible Powell, Myrna Loy, Gloria DaHavan. 2. "The Sound of Music” (CBS-Fox) Wills. 1969. tear brought to justice by a land criminal ® Vifheel of Fortune miento para los televidentes do todas Perrin [ESPN ] World Claaa W r it in g (60 min.) lawyer and a apaclal invettigator. Brian (O) Fame (60 min.) 1944. las edades. (2 hrs.) 3. “Alice in Wonderland" (Disney) MOVIE. 'Sg t Pepper's Lonely Hearts d D Joffersons 12:00AM D n«vs Aherns, Constance Bennett. 1948. 3 ® Pepei Ouekpin Challenge (60 min.) ® $ 9 Diffrent Strokaa (CC) The Drum­ @ ) Route 66 2:00AM ( D Malba Mo&ra'a Collection 4. “Back to the Future" (MCA) uiub Band' A rock and roll band comes d® Eaaenoe mond household panics when Sam is ( D MOVIE: 'Grizzly' A park rangar finds of Love Songa In Stereo. to the rescue of a town suffering from (SZl RockSohool (22) CHIP* Patrol [CNN] CNN Evening News 5. "Allen" (CBS-Fox) (29 Solid Gold kidnapped. Part 1 of 2, (R). himself pitted against a savage grizzly ® MOVIE: Tha Unguarded Moment* A boredom. Peur Frampton, The Bee [CNN] Your Money 0 9 Black Perspective [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Volunteers' A ne'er-do- bear. Christopher George, Andrew Gees, George Burns. 1978. (22) Muppeta ( D In Search Of... high school music teacher receives 6. "Whlte Nights" (RCA-Columbia) [H BO ] Sasama Street Praaants: Follow [CNN] Newswatch well playboy running from a gambling Prine, Richard Jaeckel. 1976. Beat Family Faud (33) Major League Beseball; Oakland at mash notes, which almost ruin her life. 7. “Casablanca” (CBS-Fox) (S i W W F Championahip Wraatllng (60 That Bird (39 of debt escapes to Thailand to serve In the (33) NFL Prasaason Football: New York Esther Williams, George Nader. Las Tre- min.) [ESPN ] Hartmenc Racquet Club Tennis New York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Norma Raa' A woman Cleeeio (60 min.) (3® it's a Living Peace Corps. Tom Hanks, John Candy, Jata at New York Giants (3 hrs.) Tape mayne. 1956. 8. "Pinocchlo" (Disney) Q® Heavyweight Boxing: Night of the Rita Wilson. 1985. Rated R. 2 $ OJ- Jive: A Salute to the Entertainers working In a textile mill finds new mean­ @ Barney Millar Delayed. That's the Spirit 9. "Kathy Smith's Body Baalcs” (JCI) of World War II Van Johnson hosts this ing in her Ufa whan'aha joins the fight for [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Antarotlea* (CC) Coura­ Heavyweights James 'Bonacrusher' (39 geous sled dogs are abandoned to tha @3) Novels: Maria de Nedie Una pobre Smith vs. David Bay and Mika Weaver 10:30PM ® Black News (3® Tha Untouchables [CN N ] Crosafiro 10. “Whltney Houston The No. 1 Video Hits (Music Vision) musical tribute to the entertainers and unionization. Sally Fisid, Beau Bridges, muchacha campasina se traslada a la service organizations that helped boost Ron Laibman. 1979. Rated PG. vast and frozen Antarctic wasteland dur­ vs. Razor Ruddock in two 10-round heav­ (3D Independent Network News @3) Sabados Locos (60 min.) ing a blizzard. Kan Takakura, Tsunahiko gran ciudad en buses de trabajo. Inad- 2:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Swiuo- morale during World War H.-f3 hrs.) (R). [TMC] MOVIE: 'Tha Flamingo Kirf A yweight bouts from Fayetteville, NC. (3 (3® Alfred Hitchcock Prasanta [CN N ] Nawsnight tion' A TV newscaster is pursued by a Watasa. 1984. Rated G. vertidamante se ve envualta en probla- hrs.) Videocassette reetab (50) More Real People plumber's son discovers.the world of the mas y as eviada a la prision. Al salir da la [D IS] MOVIE; T h a Buddy Holly Story* deranged photographer whose obses­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends MOVIE; 'Charila Cobb: NIca Night for 1 2:30AM ® Hawaii Flva^ @9) Let's Go Bowling rich when he spends the summer as e carcel encuentra trabajo como sirvienta (29 Rock legend Buddy Holly changed the sive devotion turns the woman's life into 1. “The Jewel of the Nile" (CBS-Fox) take one last fling before being drafted. a Hanging' A private eye is hired by a a nightmare. Morgan Fairchild, Andrew cabana boy at a Long Island Country Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Ro- domestics en donde as seducida y aban- course of music in the early days of rock ® Sale of tha Century dZ) Washington Week In Review (CC) Club. Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna, Hec­ donada con un nino. (60 min.) wealthy rancher to find his long-missing 'n roll. Gary Busay, Don Stroud. Maria Stevens. Michael Sarrezin. 1982. Rated 2. “Back to the Future” (MCA) bards. 1965. Rated PG. daughter. Clu Gulagar, Ralph Bellamy, (3® MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan at tha Opera' [CNN] Newsday tor Elizondo. 1984. Rated PG-13. Richwine. 1978. Rated PG. Music mixes with murder and the famed R. 3. “Spies Like Us” (Warner Bros.) [U SA ] Saturday Cartoon Expraaa ® Dance Fever . 1977. [D IS] MOVIE: Three Little Words' The 3:30PM 9 3 Aal Ve el Balsbol [D IS] MOVIE: 'Brothers By Choice' Feel­ [ESP N ] Major League Baseball's Qraa- Charlie Chan is called in to solve the 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight 4. ''Whlte Nights” (RCA-Columbia) (22) @!) Tha Facta of Ufa (CC) Natalie teat Hits (60 min.) mystery. Warner Oland, Helen Wood. songwriting team of Bert Kalmar and (57) Joy of Painting 5:10PM (23 Frugal Gourmet ing unwanted at home, an adopted boy [ESPN ] SportaCanter 5. ‘’Murphy's Romance" (RCA-Columbla) Harry Ruby encounters setbacks and decides to run for mayor of Paakskiil. (R) 1936. ® Magic of Oil Painting decides to run away. Yanick Bisson. MOVIE: Th» D»«p- A success in their work. Fred Astaire. Red [C N N ] Special Report 5:22PM In Stereo. 1 1:00PM (D [ M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Bachelor 6. "Jagged Edge" (RCA-Columbia) Charley Higgins. Terence Kally. young couple vacationing in Bermuda [CNN] Evans and Novak 2:40AM Skelton, Debbie Reynolds. 1950. C£) CBS Sports Saturday Cov­ 5:30PM ^ConnaotioutNawamakara (2® MOVIE: 'Botany Bay* An unjustly Party* (CC) A carefree school bus driv­ 7. "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2; Freddy's Revenge” (Media) 4:00PM [ESPN ] SportaCanter becomes involved in intrigue and terror [DIS] MOVIE: 'Eureka Stockade' Tha in­ er's pals decide to throw a pre-wadding [E S P N ] Tennis: Norstar Bank Hamlet erage of the World Swimming and Div­ [CNN] Newamakar Saturday convicted man suffers aboard a convict centering around two sunken ships. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'From Hall to Texas' ship which is under tha command of a famous Australian uprising of 1853 is party for him. Tom Hanks. Tawny Kitaen. 8. "Delta Force” (Media) Challenge Tennis Semifinais from Jeri­ ing Championships is featured from [D IS] Mouaatarpiaca Theater Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte, Robert re-created. Bryan Brown, Bill Hunter, cho. (3 hrs.) Madrid, Spain. (2 hrs.) During a fight a man is killed whan he cruel captain. Alan Ladd, James Mason, Adrian Zmed. 1984. Rated R. 9. "Cocoon” (CBS-Fox) falls on his own knife and his opponent Patricia Medina. 1953. Shaw. 1977. Carol Burns. 1984. Part 2 of 4. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'A Piano for Mrs. Cimino* (3) 9 9 Wide World of Sports Coverage 3:00AM C D abc n*wi 10. "lron Eagle" (CBS-Fox) 6:00PM (!£) (3D d2) @9 @9 Maws finds himself on tha run. Don Murray, Di­ ® PELICULA: 'El TrinquaMro' Andres ® (22) (39 ® News 12:55AM [HBO] m o v ie : The Big An elderly widow fights for the right to of the Little League World Series Cham­ ane Varsi, Chili Wills. 1958. ® Superstars of Wrestling (60 min.) Score' A tough Chicago narcotics cop is d D Indapandent Natwerk N aw i control her own life. Bette Davis, Penny pionship is featured from Williamsport, C ID What's Happening Now Garcia, Juan Gallardo, Alicia Encinas. Fuller, Alexa Kenin. 198^. PA. (2 hrs.) O [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Sixteen Candles' An in­ ® All-Star Tribute to General Jimmy secure Midwestern teen-ager girl fends Doolittle Bob Hope, Jimmy Stewart and [MAX] MOVIE: 'Eagle's Wing* An (5) (29 Major League Baaabell: New d® International World Championahip off the unwanted advances of the class Indian and a trapper risk all in their bat­ York Mets at Sen Franclaco (2 hrs., 30 Wrestling (60 min.) many more stars help celebrate the nine­ clown while coping with the fact that her tieth birthday of tha World War Two tle over a wild horse. Martin Sheen, Sam min.) j (S) Frugal Gourmet parents forgot her 16th birthday. Molly Waterston, Harvey Keitel. 1979. Rated general who led the first bombing mis­ (33 Dance Fever ^® Vagal Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall. Paul sion on Tokyo on April 16, 1942. (2 hrs.) PG. Dooley. 1984. Rated PG. (53) French Chef @D Sabados Musicalaa [C N N ] Prime News [TMC] MOVIE: The Breakfast Club' [U SA ] Cover Story (CC) A group of high school students @9 MOVIE: 'The Chairman' An Ameri­ ® MOVIE: 'Doctor Who:: Web Planaf [H BO ] MOVIE; Tightrope' A homicide EARLY WEEK learn several things about themselves can scientist is sent to Red China on an Fame (60 min.) 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday detective tracks down a psychopathic important spy mission. Gregory Pock, killer in the New Orleans French when they are forced to spend a Satur­ [CNN] Newswatch 7:30PM ® Super Bowl; Super Bears day together in detention. Emilio Es­ Anne Heywood, Arthur Hill. 1969. Quarter. Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bu- SPECIAL tevez, Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael 9 3 PELICULA: 'El Apanitaa' Luis De [D IS] Best of Ozzia and Harriet ® Tad Knight Show jold, Alison Eastwood. 1984."Rated R. GenoJ Hall. 1984. Rated R. Alba, Monica Prado. 1976. [ESP N ] (Century of Exoallanca: Tha ® Jeopardy This OM Ho u m (CC) Penn State Story 8:20PM (S) d S S o u l Train 9 3 MOVIE: 'In Lika FllnY A conspiracy ® News Save $2^^ on a 1:30PM 8:30PM C D 99 B«n«on Benson runs of woman set out to take over the gov­ [U SA ] Wild World of Animats G3) S D At the Movies (SD w ild Kingdom ernment and control the world. James into several complications whan ha at­ Best Italian 1984-86 CAR WASH @3l Pro Wrostling (60 min.) Coburn, Lee J. Cobb, Jean Hale. 1967. (3® In Search Of... tempts to sat an innocent man free from Voted Connecticut Maffazine Hot Touch 6:30PM C D c b s n * w « prison. , I5Z) Wall atraot Woak [D IS] MOVIE: The U vli^ Daaart' In this (22) Muppats 'Present! A ISew Diversified Menu NEW ENGLAND’S 1^^ Car Wash award-winning film, wjldlife photogra­ CD Small Wonder @ Price Is Right ® Greats of tha Game [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday • Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs phers find an amazing variety and profu­ (D 9 9 ABC News (3® Maude (22) & 227 Mary attempts to reform her 2:00PM d D World series of Golf From sion of creatures bizarre and beautiful. friends from entering tha lottary-untii TOUCHLESS CAR WASH $5.95 VALUE ( D W W F Championehip Wraatllng (60 S 9 W hat's Happening Now the Firestone Country Club in Akron, 1953. Rated G. min.) sha gats gambling fever herself. (R) In August Special; (Tue.„ Wed.. Thur.. Only) Ohio. (2 hrs.) [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report Stereo. We’re the first in a new generation [ESPN] Pro Team Rodeo (60 min.) (2 9 Hogan's Heroes ONLY *3.95 (O) Showdown '86: Musical Superstars [USA] Dick Cavatt (R). [ESPN] Auto Racing 'BB: NASCAR 9:00PM ® NFL Preaeaeon Football: Lobster Bake •11.95 (22) (3 9 NBC Nightly News Buach 500 (3 hrs.) of high tech wash equipment. Good on Mondays, Tues­ of Tomorrow S t Louis at Chicago (3 hrs.) Lfobeter, B B Q Chicken A C orn on the Cob. t (231 MOVIE: 'Killer McCoy* A young 4:07PM Joy of Painting [CNN] Pinnacle [U S A ] Tennis: ATP Championships Absolutely nothing touches your car days, and Wednesdays only. ® S 9 MOVIE: 'Dark Manakms' (CC) A (Served with aelad, ziti and a choice of potato or vegetable) actor-boxer accidentally kills a trainer 4:10PM [C N N ] Bporta Cloaamp [D IS] Still the Beaver From Cincinnati, Ohio. (3 hrs., 30 min.) young woman Is drawn Into a world of Not available with any other and finds himself in tha racket. Mickey [H BO ] MOVIE: 'National Um poon'a Eu­ Live. dark forces when she enters tha wind­ 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT Rooney. Ann Blyth, Brian Donlavy. 4:30PM 9 3 Puttin' on tha H lu 60 Vitla LouUa Roads Boltoris CT 646>3I6I coupons. ropean Vacation' The Griswold family 7:40PM ® This OM Houss (CC) swept mansion of tha Drake family. Joan 1947 [CNN] Big Story takes Europe by storm whan they win an (22) & Inside Look [HBO] MOVIE: 'Romancing tha Stona' A all-axpansaa-paid trip on a game show. 8:00PM CD Adsms Appl# New York macho adventurer reluctantly tbgms up Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Eric private eye Toni Adams investigates a (29 MOVIE; 'Murph the Surf An enor­ client's claim of false arrest on a rape mous star sapphire it cleverly stolen with a timid romance writer in a March Idle. 1985. ConttaHMd... W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 23, 1986 W EEKEND PLUS, Satuixlay, Aug. 23, 1986 12 At the Movies 1 3 M usic 'Flight of the Navigator’ Film capsules Whitney Houston No. 1 Turntable tips -NEW YORK (AP) — The following are Billboard’s hot record "W K R P in Cincinnati” televi­ AHw m (R ) — SlgouriMy Weaver, Carrie Henn, Paul Reiser, By Ethlle Ann Vare on all their record sleeves. You hits as they appear in this week’s issue of Billboard magazine. By Lee Siegel sion show. Michael Biehn (Thilller) Even if you try and follow the plot — can do your part by calling it if Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted with “ Flight of the Navigator” is Warrant Officer Ripley, after a S7-year nap in outer space, goes Whitney Houston’s new you have information about a permission. "Flight of the Navigator" rated PG. presumably for a few back into combat with those slimy extraterrestrials — you’ll videoeassete. “The No. 1 Hits.” missing child: 1-800-THE LOST. won’t earn a place among harsh words between brothers soon tire from clutching your seat In fear. This film continues lived up to its name when it Disney’s classics, but it’s a □ □ □ HotsinglM and David’s fear he has been the screams that were Instigated by 1979’s “Alien." Director became the first tape to enter perfectly entertaining sci-fi Video 1 .“Papa Don’t Preach” Madonna (Sire) abandoned by his parents. But if James Cameron has created perfect summer fodder to keep us the fledgling music-video charts B Also getting in the act are the movie that does a creditable job 2. “Hlgher Love” Steve Wlnwood (Island) U IM I Review children could deal with Disney hoarse for days, but Weaver is a problem. Running around in at No. 1. Among the videos Beat Jets’ MCA labelmates. Keel, with the stale human-meets- 3. “Venus" Bananarama (London) killing off Bambi’s mommy, her underwear playing Ramboette, she needs to hone her included in the collection are who will perform a benefit alien theme. 4.“Mad About You” Belinda Carlisle (I.R.S.) ^ they won’t have any problem acting. Luckily, the success of “Aliens” rests on the special “ How Will I Know.” “ The concert for missing children on The film’s 12-year-old hero. 5. “Glory of Love” Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) with this movie. Greatest Love of A ll” and “ You Aug. 30 in Beaumont. Texas. David Freeman (newcomer effects, and not Weaver’s histrionics. Qrade: B-plus. original story by Mark Baker. Directed by Randal Kleiser Give Good Love.” guest rap on the track “Street Keel’s video, “ Tears of Fire,” is 6. “Dancing on the Ceiling" Lionel Richie (Motown) Joey Cram er). is sent to the But tbeir efforts were sabotaged (“Grease,” "The Blue La­ Malcolm (PG-13) Colin FrMds, John Hargreaves, Undy The LP “ Whitney Houston.” Rock” by none other than Bob a series of documentary 7. “Take My Breath Away” Berlin (Columbia) woods near his Fort Lauderdale. by Walt Disney Pictures’ goon” ) and produced by Robby Davlea (Comedy) This Australian comedy features a childlike meanwhile, is likely to surpass Dylan. Apparently the two met vignettes showing the group on 8. “We Don’t Have to Take Our Clothee O fT Jermaine Stewart F la .. home to fetch his advertising, which gives away Wald and Dimitri Villard, adult character named Malcolm, whose mechanical wizardry Cindi Lauper’s “ She’s So when Dylan borrowed Blow’s the road, and it’s an honest (Arista) smart-alecky. 8-year-old the outer space theme that Disney’s latest flight of fancy sharply contrasts with his social maturity. He builds an array of Unusual” as the best-selling LP backup singers for work on his overview, according to lead 9. “Rumors” Timex Social Club (Jay) brother (Albie Whitaker). But dominates the second half of the has a 90-minute running time. magnificent gadgets, including a car that splits In two (and by a female artist in history. own LP. singer Ron Keel. “ The only 10. “The Edge of Heaven” WhamI (Columbia) David takes a tumble and is picture. keeps on running) and cardboard scale models of Australian Dave Stewart of Eurythmics thing missing are scenes of us knocked out cold. Nevertheless, most adults trams. But what excitement develops when Malcolm rants a □ □ □ has been collaborating on some having our regular food fights at After David awakes, he runs should find the plot adequately Film commitment TopLPs room to a humbling bank robber, played with verve by John Coming to the home video songs with actor Jack Nicholson McDonalds and Taco Bell.” he home and is shocked to find interesting. The kiddies should 1. “True Blue” Madonna (Sire) LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hargreaves! Colin Reids brings tenderness and an ingenuity to market; “ Closet Classics, a — via telephone. Nicholson laughs. strangers living in his house. be enthralled by the special dictates the lyrics long distance. 2. “‘Top Gun* Soundtrack" (Columbia) While David hasn’t aged a bit. effects, including a spaceship Comedy writer Bob Kaufman Malcolm. The music, by the Penguin Cafe Orchestra, is the compilation of M TV ’s popular □ □ □ says all of his movies are about videoclips featuring (mainly) Joe Montana. Dwight Clark 3. “So" Peter Gabriel (Qeffen) eight years have elapsed. His ride, a fuzzy and gloppy variety finest film accompaniment in many seasons. Grade: B-plus. commitment, even “ Love at and other stars of the San Rock production company 4. “lnvlslble Touch” Genesis (Atlantic) parents (Cliff DeYoung and of pint-sized aliens and the ’60s rock star acts. First Bite.” Vamp (R) — Chris Makepeace, Sandy Baron, Robert Rusier, Francisco 49ers football team Showco, Inc. expects to get into 5. “Eat 'Em And Smile” David Lee Roth (Warner Bros.) Veronica Cartwright) have spacecraft’s robot commander Included in the hour-long reel “ The moral of that was that Dedae Pfalffor, Grace Jones (Horror Drama) “1 wanted the film make up the backing chorus on the Guinness Book of World 6. “Control” Janet Jackson (A&M) moved and his younger brother Max. The latter’s voice — due from Vestron Video in love is better with a monster to be funny,” says producer Donald Borchers. “But always September at a $29.95 tag — are “ I Know What I Like.” a cut Records, thanks to its 7. “Ralsing Heir Run-D.M.C. (Profile) ^ is now 16 (played by Matt apparently was provided who’ll make a commitment than within the confines of a situation based in reality.” Borchers from the upcoming — and long remarkable performance (met­ 8. “Back In the Highllfe” Steve Wlnwood (Island) Adler). without credit by Paul Reubens the Who. the Grateful Dead, the with a nebbish who won’t,” he had failed. This plotless exercise in inanity features: a hissing overdue — new album by Huey aphorically speaking) at Farm 9. “Love Zone” Billy Ocean (Jive) The suspense over David’s of Pee-Wee Herman fame. Moody Blues and Yes. said. Grace Jones covered by nothing but breast coiis and body Lewis and the News. Aid II. Showco crew members 10. “Music From the Edge of Heaven” WhamI (Columbia) whereabouts for eight years Most of the characters are His next effort will be paint (courtesy of Keith Haring); dialogue fit only for the dead; □ □ □ completed 85 set changes in a builds nicely, thanks to □ □ □ single day during the event. pretty one-dimensional, and “ Soldiers of Fortune,” a spoof of and stale humor. Imagine the scripts that Hollywood rejects! Even as Quiet Riot are screenwriters Michael Burton They’re waiting for Guinness Counlry slRglBS Howard Hesseman’s perfor­ the “ Rambo” school of Without a doubt, the worst film of the year. Grade: F-mlnus. making video hay by satirizing Upbeat singing siblings the and Matt MacManus and the experts to verify that as a new mance as NASA’s conniving, filmmaking. It’s about three the anti-rock crusaders of the Jets have been appointed to the 1. “Strong Heart” T. G. Sheppard (Columbia) About Last Night... (R ) — Rob Lowe, Oomi Moore, James high. manipulative Dr. Faraday will housewives who gear up to find religious right (in the clever new advisory council of the National 2. “Heartbeat In the Darkness" Don Williams (Capitol) seem somewhat lame to anyone their missing husbands with the Beiushl, Elizabeth PerMna. (Drama) What seems like a clip “The Wild and the Young” ) . Center for Missing and □ □ □ 3. “Desperado Love” Conway Twitty (Warner Bros.) Lee Siegel • riic; for The used to him as disc jockey help of an instructor they find one-night stand — two Yuppies meet in a bar, then race home life imitates art. Exploited Children. They do 4. “Country S ta^ of Mind” Hank Williams Jr. (Warner-Curb) .'’f iau'd Press. Johnny Fever on the old through a magazine ad. to display their ample sexual gymnastics — is actualiy a The latest spectacle has an their part by printing the Rumor has it that Lincoln- 5. “Sometlmes a Lady” Eddy Raven (RCA) poignant tale. This couple wants to be in love, despite 800-location department store organization’s hotline number Mercury is negotiating with Rod 6. “Got My Heart Set On You” John Conlee (Columbia) interference by friends who insist commitment is an ’80s faux chain. Wal-Mart, pulling rock Stewart to become the car 7. “Llttlb Rock” Reba McEnt(re (MCA) pas. Ed Zwick has made a self-assured feature film debut, but and teen magazines from its company’s new TV commercial 8. “Stand a Little Rain" Nitty OrKty Dirt Band (Warner Bros.) what makes the film real is the acting. Lowe sheds in his Brat shelves because some conserva­ spokesman. Those Motown 9. “A Friend in California" Merle Haggard (Epic) songs that Lincoln-Mercury has Anything possible in America Packer image and turns in an unabashed performance, but tive activists find them 10. “Slow Boat to China” Girls Next Door (MTM) Demi Moore steals the film. Baring her soul (when not baring “ objectionable.” Included on been using in its current spots her breasts), Moore proves that the talents she exhibited in “St. the no-no list are Rolling Stone. must be reaching the audience it Weintraub. who wanted Pat to comedy at the restaurant his wants. ■ Adult contamporary skiglas By Bob Thomas sound more ethnic in the role family opened after the war. but Elmo’s Fire" were no fluke. Grade: B. Hit Parader and Tiger Beat — he wound up with steadier work among a total of 32 publications. 1. “Words Get in the Way” Miami Sound Machine (Epic) Miyogi. the kung fu sage who At Close Range (R) — Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, Mary LOS ANGELES (AP) — Even trains young Ralph Macchio. at Aerojet General. However, 2. “Glory of Love” Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) Stuart Maalerson. (Drama) Sean Penn lives in the rural South □ □ □ though he won an Academy “ I ’ll keep the Noriyuki for the inside the computer specialist 3. “Danclngonthe Celling” Lionel Richie (Motown) with his tired grandmother, broken-down mother and foolish Award nomination for his ‘Karate Kids,” ’ said Morita. was a comedian trying to get File under strange bedfel­ 4. “The Captain of Her Heart” Double (A&M) ' acting, Pat Morita still can’t “ It’s the only name my parents out, and he entered show brother. Then one day, dad comes back to town — with money, lows; Kurtis Blow’s next album. 5. “Sweet Freedom" Michael McDonald (MCA) forget his show business gave me, and I consider it my business full time at age 30. flashy cars and the promise of success. But there is one small “ Kingdom Blown” features a 6. "Friends and Lovers” Carl Anderson and Gloria Loring beginnings as a standup good luck sign.” “ Only in America could you problem; Dad is a thief. Walken infuses his role with a delicious (Epic) comedian. Miyogi is the role that brought get away with the kind of evil, and Penn, who must make some rather brutal decisions, 7. “Takln In" Mike and the Mechanics (Atlantic) “ Since I became a quote actor the Oscar nomination, and comedy I did,” he said. “ ... I has never been better. The last 20 minutes are devastating. Not 8. ”You Should Bo Mine” Jeffrey Osborne (A&M) unquote. I ’ve devoted more and Morita repeats it in “ The Karate worked up routines about how on for the entire family. Grade: B. Ethlie Ann Vare tunes in to 9. "Higher Love" Steve Wlnwood (Island) more time to that aspect of my Dec. 8, 1941.1 became black. It Kid II ,” again with his protege. Big Trouble In LKtla China (PG-13) — Kurt Rusaell, Kim rock for Newspaper Enterprise 10. ’’Stuck With You” Huey Lewis and the Nows (Chrysalis) career,” says Morita. “ I haven't Macchio. The Columbia Pic­ wasn’t easy to do a tap dance in Association. Cattrall, Dennis Dun, Jamas Hong, Victor Wong. (Comedy Whitney Houston really worked as a comedian for tures release, filmed in Hawaii, thongs.” Adventure) Twentieth Century-Fox bills this as a “mystical eight years, but I ’m thinking of takes Miyogi back to his Along the way he picked up doing some college concerts if I Okinawa homeland where he is some minor screen credits and action adventure comedy kung-fu monster ghost story.” can work up some material. I've menaced by native thugs. made television appearances on Sounds like trouble? You bet. Russell plays pig salesman Jack got 12 to LI minutes so far...... Morita’s own life story would “ The Odd Couple,” “ Green Burton who, caught among underworld Chinatown ghosts, “ Right now I ’m working on a battles creatures with such foreboding names as The Sewer Dancing in the studio with l^ n Eddie make a fascinating movie. He Acres” and “ Happy Days.” He routine I call ‘The World’s Only was born in northern California, also had his own short-lived Monster. One Ear and Neddies. There are special effects, inane Annual Kamikaze Reunion.’ One dialogue and more special effects. John Carpenter has too the son of migrant fruit pickers. series, “ Mr, T and Tina.” By Larry MeShane sound booth would stand, yell out the Philadelphia area and “ That was actually why I used appearances, and keyboards guy shows up. He’s a graduate of He spent most of his early years “ Now I’ve done a pilot for much to work with here; he compensates by directing with a and clap, and then I ’d hear the around New Jersey. different people on the album. wizard Greg Phillinganes also the Benihana Kamikaze School in the hospital with spinal ABC called ‘Ohara.’ about a manic pace. If there was more focus — and loss frenzy — “Big NEW YORK TAP) - John tapes and. man. they’d sound “ I always concentrated on the We weren’t getting the joins in. and Funeral Home. When tuberculosis and recovered in detective family,” Morita Trouble" would have been a big, fun film. Grade: C. Eddie built his reputation — and lousy. live shows, because you only get excitement of the live show, and The resulting album — reporters ask him how he time to be interned with his reported. “ If it sells, it sells.” recorded in just five days — is Club Paradise (PG-13) — Robin Williams, Patar O Toola, Rick earned his record contract — . “ You can get away with a lot so many chances with the record I wanted that kind of managed to appear at the family in a Japanese-American slightly irregular, ranging from through five years of playing in on stage that doesn’t work in the companies, and I never liked the enthusiasm.” Eddie said. “ I reunion, he says, ‘I always relocation camp in Arizona Moranis, Jimmy Cliff. (Comedy) This is a Club Mod for the big the blistering “ Pretty Little bars, clubs and any other place studio. You can wiggle your butt sound of our demos.” said always remember the early J . turned to the guy who was in line during World War II. boys: Dope, drink, women donning and doffing their bikinis. Rebel,” featuring a wicked Toma plays himself where they’d let him in the door. and the singing sounds a lot Eddie, who was signed to Geils Band. The reviews of the behind me and said, ‘You go.” ’ He claims that he was so This is also bad comedy. Director Harold Ramis Lofgren guitar lead, to But when he finally started better in the first 10 rows, but in Columbia Records after playing albums always said. ‘Not as Morita. 54. talked about his happy to be able to walk that he LOS ANGELES (AP) — David (“Caddyshack") fails to ignite this tale of Chicago fireman Jack “ Buster.” a country-flavored recording his debut album, the the studio it’s just sound. You live for company executives in good as the live shows.’” remarkable life and career at didn’t think too much about Toma, the former detective who Moniker who. suffering from burnout, invests his pension and tune with veteran Jackson rocker ran into a problem. have to put a lot really in each New York. He quickly assembled a crack his compact mid-Hollywood being interned. was the model for the ABC disability money into rejuvenating a tacky island colony into a Browne sideman David Lindley “ I know it sounds crazy, but in word, each sentence.” After getting his vocal studio band, with E Street Band offices of his production “ I have many memories of series “Tom a” and ‘Baretta,” Garden of Eden. What could have been a funny movie is simply on dobro and violin. But it’s a the studio I had to relearn how to Eddie, who was born in problems straight, the 27-year- drummer Max Weinberg and company. The room is those days at the camp, but no will play himself in the CBS a bland stretch of amusing one-liners and many unfunny solid debut for someone whose sing. The first recordings I did. Virginia but moved to Cherry old singer-songwriter took his bassist Phil Chen and dominated by American and scars.... I think more about special “ The Drug Knot.” moments. Williams’ vapid character forces him to act manic, recording experience was I ’d act like I was on stage, Hill. N .J., when he was 12. had band in the studio to record keyboardist Ian McLagan, a foreign posters for “ The Karate today and tomorrow, and how The one-hour show, which pair of former Rod Stewart limited to “ mostly some demos and ’60s Icon Twiggy graces the landscape in a ' ankless role. dancing all around the studio.” been putting it into his “John Eddie” but encountered Kid, ” which list him as Noriyuki far we have come since those focuses on teen-age drug abuse, associates. E Street guitarist the record company paid for.” ■ Grade C. confesses Eddie, his quick laugh performances with his band, the another problem; He didn’t like (Pat) Morita. The billing was wartim es.” will be telecast in prime time on Nils Lofgren makes several following. “ The guys in the Front Street Runners, through­ the results. the idea of producer Jerry The actor first tried standup Wednesday, Sept. 10. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 - H I *• WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 - 15 (57) Firing Line (60 min.) THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME dD MOVIE: 'A Guide for the Married 7:30PM (29 Square Pegs against a powerful hospital. Paul New­ A Texas cowboy attempts to transform i !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Man' A philanderer takes on the task of man, Charlotte Rampling, Jack Warden. Hawaiian potato farm into a csttli Sunday, Aug. 24 educating a faithful husband in the art of (22) (S9 Punky Brewster Punky and Mar- 1982. (R). ranch. James Garner, Robert Culp, Vers Unscramble these six Jumbles, infidelity. Walter Matthau. Robert Sunday, Continued gaux twitch identities so that Punky can Miles. 1974. Rated G. Morse. Inger Stevens. 1967. snesk out of the orphanage to visit an (23) Maatarpiaca Theatre: Winston Chur­ one letter to each square, to form chill: The Wlldamass Years (CC) As the [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [CNN] Newsday ailing Henry in the hospital. (R) In six ordinary words. IS Stereo. 1929 General Election approaches, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fighting Back' A de 5:00AM CSD CNN Headline News dD It Is Written [D IS] MOVIE; 'Heidi's Song* A Swiss or­ Winston Churchill, as chancellor of the (23) Isaac Hayes and the Kingston Trio voted family man organizes a neighbor­ {C N N ] Sports Revisw (20 Kidtime phan girl joins her gruffy old grand­ England of Prince John's tyranny and Robert Morse, Michele Lee, Rudy Vallee. exchequer, seems destined for contin­ hood patrol in his community to fight 50 Robert Schuller GLEANT father in his Alpine village in this ani­ wooing the hand of lovely Maid Marian. 1967. (5Z) Cats and Dogs (CC) ued political success. (60 min.) (R). crime. Tom Skerritt, Patti LuPons, Mi­ 5:30AM CIDCNN Headline News Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havilland, Basil > mated special. Voices of Lome Greene, MOVIE; 'Chattanooga Choo Choo' In [E S P N ] Outdoor Life Megazine Hosted (SO It's a Uving chael Sarrazin. 1982. Rated R. 50 Heckle & Jeckla/Deputy Dawg Rathbone. 1938. 3D dD Independent Network News Sammy Davis, Jr., Margery Gray. 1982. order to collect his inheritance, a man by William Conrad. Davey & Goliath 5D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Agatha' When mystery (iD MOVIE: 'Pony Express RldeK Daring (30 [ESPN] Tennis: Norstsr Bank Hamlet 52) Happy Days Again must restore the famous train and make [HBO] MOVIE: 'All of Me' A hapless (60 min.) writer Agatha Christie learns that her young men ride half-wild mustangs Super Sunday Challenge Tennis Finals from Jericho. (2 one final run from Pennsylvania Station. 5D 53) MOVIE: 'Ullian Russell' Life and lov­ lawyer's normal routine assumes a dif­ [CNN] Weak In Review husband has bean unfaithful, she goes through Indian and outlaw territory so [CNN] Crossfire hrs.) ers of the glamour girl of the plush era. George Kennedy, Barbara Eden, Joe Na- ferent perspective after a cantankerous into hiding. Vanessa Redgrave, Dustin the mail can go through. Ken Curtis, math. 1964. heiress’s soul transmigrates into one [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Gray Fox' A stage [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyi REDUME [U S A ] The Master (60 min.) Alice Faye, Don Ameche. Henry Fonda. Hoffman. Timothy Dalton. 1979. Rated Buck Taylor. 1976. 1940. 30 Avengers side of hit body. Steve Martin. Lily Tom­ coach robber, after 30 years in San PG. [HBO] Fraggle Rock ' 1:30PM (3D CBS sports special: U.S. lin. Richard Libertini. 1984. Rated PG- Quentin, finds himself baffled by the (CNN] Money Week 50 Mora Real People (29 Happy Days [U S A ] Kays to Suooaaa [TMC] MOVIE: 'Hobson's Choice' A Open Tennis Preview 13. new railroads of 1903. Richard Farn­ PELICULA: 'La Medrastra' Amparo 6:00AM Q 3 For Our Times prosperous business man tries to keep Major League Baseball: Oakland at 3D (20 MOVIE: The Bedford Inctdent* An [TM C] MOVIE: Top SeoretT (CC) An sworth. Jackie Burroughs,. Wayne Rob­ 1 1:15PM [HBO] Training Camp: The 3D Rivallas, Ramiro Oliveros, J.M. Brown. ( D Black News his daughter from marrying a young New York Yankees (3 hrs.) American destroyer that comes in con­ American rock 'n' roll star gets caught son. 1982. Rated PG. Bulls Are Back man who works in his shop. John Mills, 1974. tact with a foreign submarine finds itself up in high-level espionage while touring [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' @ 3 In Depth FAYLBB 52) 50 50 Major League Baseball: Bos­ in the center of a fateful controversy. Ri­ 11:25PM (29 Nawa Charles Laughton, Brenda De Banzie. ... ^ ton at Cleveland (2 hrs., 30 min.) (SZ) Libereoe In Laa Vegae Libarace per­ East Germany. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutter- While Han Solo and Princsst Lsia enlist (33) Insight 1954. forms several musical numbers with the chard Widmark, Sidney Poitier, Martin idge, Omar Sharif. 1984. Rated PG. In the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the 11:30PM (3D CBS Nawa (30 Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Ballet Folklorico da Nacional da Mexico Balsam. 1965. dD CNN Headline News Stereo. evil empire, Luka Skywalker is in­ Seeing Thinga (60 min.) 8:45AM 30 Sacred Heart as part of his Las Vegas revue. (60 min.) CSD [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [CNN] Money Weak 3D Solo pari Locos structed by the mystical Jedi teacher (R) - 8:00PM (3D Munlar. Sh* Wrot* (CC) Yoda. Mark Hamili, Harrison Ford, Car­ (3D Jackie OlMaon [E S P N ] Hydroplane Racing: Budweiser 9:00AM CdD Comment 2:00PM C3D CBS sports Sunday: (SZ) Austin City Limits (60 mm.) In Jessica investigates whan an old friend [CNN] News Update rie Fisher. 1960. Rated PG. 3D Bobby Rivera U ta Night Spaolal OH- Columbia Cup (60 min.) CSD Plasticman World Swimming and Diving Champion­ Stereo. is impticatad in a sarias of art thefts and HOYTER , [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Legend of Billie Jean' beat humorist and intsrviswar Bobby dD In Touch Ministries ships Coverage is featured from Madrid, [DIS] MOVIE: 'Ous' A pro football team 5D Fame (60 min.) a murder. (60 min.) (R). Rivers hosts his first special. 6:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week Spain. (2 hrs.) hires a Yugoslavian mule to kick field (CC) A young girl becomes a local le­ CTD (B ) Oral Roberts [CNN] Newswatch (S ) Star Saareh (60 min.) gend whan she finds herself on the run (39 Strictly Business 6:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Kidco' An ( ^ MOVIE: 'Between Two Worlds' A goals in this Walt Disney comedy. Ed­ dD Josie and the Pussycats WHAT THC?SE JO K B 3 ward Asner, Don Knotts. Gary Grimes. [DIS] Animals in Action (£ ) David Toma Show from the law. Helen Slater, Pater Coyote, ambitious youngster tries his hand at group of people who don't know they're Keith Gordon. 1986. Rated R. 52)Naws the world of big business. Scott (30 Kenneth Copeland TOLP B Y TH E dead take a ship's voyage into the mys­ 1976. Rated G. [ESPN] Hydropilane Racing; Budweiaer 3D Lifaatylaa of the Rich and FarruMis O ProfUa Beaton Schwartz. Idles. 1984. Rated terious world beyond. John Garfield. [MAX] Max Headroom Emerald Cup (60 min.) (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Straight Tim a' An ax- (20 Lassie a b p o m im a l . con becomes mad at ■ society that won’t CD Spiritual Ufa Crueada PG. , GOOSTE Paul Henretd, Eleanor Parker. 1944. [TMC] MOVIE: 'AlrpleneT A skiddish ex- [ U ^ ] Monroec 30 MOVIE: T h e Comadians' An English­ (2D 5Z) Sesame Street (CC) man in Haiti becomes compromised 1st him go straight. Dustin Hoffman. [C N N ] Sports Tonight 6:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : am of Me- A '' ^ SURSEOMS RROPUCEP (23) MOVIE: 'Moon Over Miami' Two military pilot has to taka the controls of 6:30PM (3D css Naw* Harry Dean Stanton, Gary Busay. 1978. 50 Porky & Bugs fortune-hunting sisters search for mil­ an airliner after the craw becomes ill. with a diplomat's wife and a native ra- [U S A ] Oo For Your Draorno: Cash Flow hapless lawyer's normal routine as­ (ID Muppata balllon. Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Bur­ Rated R. Expo sumes a different perspective after a 30 The World Tomorrow P L E N TY O F. lionaire husbands. Don Ameche, Betty Robert Hays. Lloyd Bridges. Robert ton, Aiac Guineas. 1967. M aatafplaoa Theatre! cantankerous heiress’s soul transmi­ (3D La Santa Misa Grable, Carole Landis. 1941. Stack. 1980. Rated PG. S D Bums A Allan 9:05PM (SZ) 11:45PM (2D Entortalnmont This ® MOVIE: 'Bordartown* A diabarrad Winaton ChurehUI: TlW WHdsmaaa grates into one side of his body. Steve Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 30 Little House on the Prairie 4:30PM 3D Good Tlmee O Tad Knight Show Woak Barbara Howar Ulka to musical Martin, Lily Tomlin. Richard Libertini. (SD lawyer drifts to ■ rough bordartown and Yaara (C C) As the 1929 General Elec­ superstar Paul McCartney about his life BOYDUL Sabroshow (S)S)NBCN*w* 1984. Rated PG-13. [CNN] Daybreak Now arrange the circled letters to 3D (S ) (S^ SporteWorfd IBF Junior middlew­ becomes involved with a casino owner, tion approaches. Winston Churchill, as and csraar from the sariy days of the chancalior of the exchequer, seams des­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner form the surprise answer, as sug­ (57) National Downhoma Blues Festival eight champion Buster Drayton meets ® Qotta Danoa, Qotta Sing (SO min.) his ambitious wife snd murder. Paul Boatiss to his prasant-day succaas. (60 6:30AM d D Agronaky & Company (R). Taj Mahal. Sunnyland Slim and Robert Davey Moore in a 15-round title bout Muni, Bette Davis, Margaret Lindsay. tined for continued political suocaes. min.) In Stereo. [ESPN] Roller Derby (60 min.) (R). gested by the above cartoon. S9 ABC Naw* d 3 Young Edition Junior Lockweed are among the per­ from Juan-Lee-Pins, France. (90 min.) 1935. (60 min.) (R). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' formers featured in a special three-day 33) Charydn (3D 39Nowa d D New Jersey People PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW OOddCoupto (Si o Dalton's Coda of Vangaanoa In 9:30PM (SD in Depth While Han Solo and Princess Leia enlist blues festival held in Atlanta. (60 min.) [C N N ] ln*M* Bualnaaa Naw Orleans, Dalton becomes involved [H B O ] On Loeatkm: Billy Cryatal-Oon't Christopher Close-Up (C N N ) Evan* and Novak O Fight Back With David HorowHi Oat Me Started From Hofitrs University. dD the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the [CNN] Weak in Review [DIS] Dangar Bay in a war between • produce wholesaler evil empire. Luke Skywalker is in­ [M AX] MOVIE: That'* Dancing' The and a powerful real aetata magnate. (60 [E 8 P N ] Amarioa'a Cup Challanga Billy presents a one-man show with the d® 20 Minute Workout [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Innocent Love' (CC) An [H B O ] Not^SoDraat Momant* in Sport* structed by the mystical Jedi. teacher history of dance in the movies is traced. min.) Downundar (90 min.) aid of fritnds Rob Rainer, Eugene Levy (SO) Insight unusual romance blossoms between (60 min.) and Christopher Guest. (60 min.) Yoda. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Car­ Fred Astaire, Shirley MacLeine, John [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive two college students. Melissa Sue An­ Travolta. R at^ G. [M A X ] Oaorg* Stavana: Giaat Mo- (S ) Evanir>g at Pope Folk singer Joan Ping Around the World rie Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. 11:55PM (39 sports Maohlrw Jumble answer on page 16 derson. Doug McKeon, Rocky Bauer. manta in Amarican Film Baez performs traditional favorites and 10:00PM CSD Nawa [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Ko]ek soma of her original compositions. (60 9:30AM dD Face the State 1981. 5KK)PM CD Jimmy Swaggart 7:00PM (3D so Mlnut** (60 min.) min.) (R) in Stereo. GE) Straight Talk 12:00AM C9D [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star dD (20 Leave It to Beaver Jumbl*BookNo.10lsiw*iaM*lar$1.Hplu*58MnlapatUg*indliaiid«nglronr [TMC] MOVIE: 'Agatha* When mystery 3D Fame (60 min.) 3D Independent Network Nawa 3D Star Trek n * M C ] MOVIE: 'Mass Appeal' An ideal­ writer Agatha Christie learns that her O It Tekee a Thief (3D ® DIanay Sunday Movla: Lov* 59 One Day at a Tima (dD Point of View JunM*. eto ttri* iwinpapar, P.O. eoi 43ae, Ortando, n. 31Kn.43a6. Inelud* your 30 CN N Haadlina Nawa istic young deacon disrupts the peaceful husband has been unfaithful, she goes Leads the W ay (CC) The first seeing eye 3D Slampra an Domir>go En via satalita ® Insight / Out (3D Jam 50 Harry O dog in America and his master open up parish of a comfortable middle-aged into hiding. Vanessa Redgrave, Dustin desde Mexico. (6 hrs.) (29 From Biltzkriag to the Bomb A retros­ ® Keys to Suooaaa priest. Jack Lemmon. Zeljko Ivanek, Day of Discovery 3 9 Star Search (60 min.) new vistas for the blind. (2 hrs.) (R). (22) Hoffman, Timothy Dalton. 1979. Rated 5Z) Living Wild: Last Kingdom of the Ela-' pective of World War M features actual (22) Sports Maohlna Charles Durning. 1984. Rated PG. In PG. Switch 50 Celebrate (5Z)Tenko (ID phants The living environment of Zam­ combat photography and nawsraal foo­ Invaatmanta; Coaaman Dollar Se­ Stereo. Jewish Life (SZ) Modem Maturity (20 50 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:45AM (30 [USA] Tennis: ATP Championships 5D It's 0 Living 0 9 Blu* Knight bia's elephants and hippopotami is ex­ tage. (R). crets [CNN] Newsday From Cincinnati, Ohio. (4 hrs.) Live. plored. (65 min.) 6:45AM (O ) Davey & Goliath 30 Rev. David Paul 1 1:00AM CBD This Week In Connecti­ [CNN] Newswatch (29 Chaok It Dud (30 38 on Sports CD Buslnaas Success cut [DIS] Nawl Animal World: Otters and [CNN] Prime Nawa 7:00AM (d) Spread a Little Sunshine 3D Nuava York Ahora 2:30PM SD MOVIE;'Mr. Hobbs Taku [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IHRA Dreg (S) 39 Sllvar Spoon* Whil* Rick’s (a- i D Switch [CNN] Nawsnight Bears A trip to the Alaskan wilderness to a Vacation' A banker takes his family on Robert Schuller (d) David Tome Show Recir>g4*ro A M Netioneis From Rock­ mily organizes his birthday party, ha [E S P N ] Surfing: Pipalirw Maetart From [CNN] CNN Evening Nawa [CNN] Your Money see the Alaskan brown bear and the sea a vacation to a run-down beach house. [E S P N ] Horse Racing *06; Quarter 3D NFL Preseason Football: New York ingham, NC. (60 min.) realizes that his romantic overtures have Oahu, HI. [U S A ] Cover Story d D Dialogues Donald Duck Presents otter. James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. John Horae All-Amarioan (60 min.) [DIS] Jets at New York Giants (2 hrs.) Taped. [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Ordeal By Innooence' been intercepted by another girl. (R) In [ESPN] SportsCenter Saxon. 1962. Stereo. 8:30PM (SD FaoaOff (5D Face-Off News Sunday An amateur detective unwillingly be­ 10:13PM (SZ) Mystaryh Agatha Chris- 1 2:1 5AM (ID News 10:00AM dD css (22) Real to Reel Allc* d3) Jerry Falwell Morning [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fallen Angel* A lonely, [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Enola Gay; The Men, the comes involved in the affairs of a trou­ 3D Novela: Maria de Nedie Una pobra (S9 tia Myatarias II (CC) A man's 'hallucina­ 39 MOVIE: 'Scott Joplin' The tragic (23) Newsleedere The recent merger of unloved 13-year-old becomes involved muchacha campesina sa traslada a la Jam tion' on the goif links leads him on the (TB) Carrascolendas MOVIE: 'Jinx Money* When a mobs­ Mission the Atomic Bomb’ After un­ bled family and while investigating a ISD story of one of music's most gifted com dD Knight Newspapers with Ridder Publica­ in child pornography. Melinda Dillon, gran ciudad an buses de trabajo. Inad- trail of a murder. (60 min.) (R). ter is murdered in a poker game, the dergoing heavy top sec.’et training, an murder uncovers a few closet skeletons. [E S P N ] 1986 International Watarski posers. Billy Dee Williams. Art Carney (SD World Vision tions is explored. Dana Hill. Richard Masur. 1981. Boys accidentally pick up the 450.000. air crew makes the historic mission to Donald Sutherland, Faye Dunaway, vertidamanta se ve envualta an proble- Tour (60 min.) 10:15PM (29 Edward the King Clifton Davit. 1977. mas y as eviada a Ik prision. Al ssllr de la (B ) Jimmy Swaggart Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1948. (30 Adelente [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Kiss Me Kate' This mus­ drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Ja­ Christopher Plummer. 1965. Rated P(3- pan. Patrick Duffy. Billy Crystal, Kim 13. carcel encuentra trabajo como sirvienta [U S A ] Lancer 10:30PM (3D Sports Extra 12:25AM (29 Th* A-Taam The taan 5 0 It's Your Business (30 Three Stooges ical version of Shakespeare's The Tam­ helps out an alcoholic ex-fighter hunter dD Jerry Falwell Darby. 1980. domestica an donde as seducida y aban- Christian Soianca Monitor Raporta Conversations With ing of the Shrew finds the stars battling W hafa Happening Now 9:00PM (3D MOVIE; T i« k d o w n : Find­ 3D by a crazed mobster intent on avenging 5 0 Kenneth Copeland k Sunday Mass 30 5:30PM 5D donada con un nine. (60 min.) (dD (20 as much off stage as on. Kathryn Gray­ 2:40PM [D IS ] DTV ing th* Qoodbar Klllai' (CC) A New York (29 Jimmy Swaggart his brother's death. (60 min.) (R). [CN N ] Daybreak 3D Round Caro son. Howard Keel. Ann Miller. 1953. In [CNN] Newamaker Sunday (SZ) Newton's Apple (3D Super Sunday City detective tries to solve the sadistic Ask the Manager 57) National Geographic Special: Chesa­ Stereo. 3:00PM SD m o v i e : ;Hawal|- This film (20 [D IS ] Mouserclse Peter Popoff [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mesa Appeal* An ideal­ 5 D X id e o T V murder of a young schoolteacher. (30 peake Borne (CC) The Chesapeake Bay chronicles the stark lives of the early istic young deacon disrupts the peaceful [U S A ] Hollywood Insider 1 2:30AM dD Naked City [ESPN] Speedweek [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 min.) [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) George Segal, Shelley Hack, Alan North. (20 I Love Lucy and the people who live on its shores are missionaries who -settled in Hawaii, parish of a comfortable middle-aged 1963. (R). (3D ABC News [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express featured. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. (R). trying to bring civilization to the islands. priest. Jack Lemmon, Zaljko Ivanek, 11:00PM (3D News 52) Chalice of Salvation [D IS ] MOVIE; *That Forsyte Women' A C51 3 D Forgottan Children of the B0*a (29 Christian Children's Furul 12:30PM CdDMOVIE:'Neptune Disas­ Julie Andrews. Max Von Sydow, Ri­ Charles Durning. 1984. Rated PG. In CSD Taxi 7:30AM (dD Barrio (23) Mr. Rogers* Neighborhood 5D MOVIE: 'Mr. Magoo's Favorite Her­ woman marries for security but the mar­ (22) Hogan's Heroes oes' ter* Giant marine creatures menace e chard Harris. 1966. Stereo. riage fails. Errol Flynn, Greer Gsrson. (3D 39 MOVIE: The Spy Who Loved CSD The World Tomorrow d D Celebration of the Eucharist (20 Underdog sunken Sealab and a helpless rescue Me' (CC) Jamas Bond teams with Rus­ CD Gens Soott [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IMSA GT Ser­ d D BJ / Lobo 5:40PM [D IS ] Mousetarplece Theater Robert Young. 1950. 3D Odd Couple d D Meet the Mayors 30 W .V. Grant vessel under the water of the mid- sia's top agent to find two submarines [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klansoh ies From Watkins Glen. NY. (60 min.) Atlantic. Ben Gazzara, Yvette Mimieux, 30 MOVIE: 'Lady in the Dark' A psy­ [ESPN] SpoitsCantar that disappeared at sea. Roger Moore, 30 The Untouchables (TQ Day of Discovery [D IS ] Wind In the Willows 6:00PM SD QD SS 09 39 n*w* Walter Pidgeon. 1973. choanalyst tells a women's magazine [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Kidco' An ambitious Barbara Bach. Curt Jurgens. 1977. (R). [U S A ] Bast of Morray, Money 1 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide editor why she wears drab clothing. Gin­ (X ) MOVIE: 'How to Succeed in Buai- (20 Newsmakers (SO What About Women [E S P N ] Motorcycle Racing: Nissan 200 youngster tries his hand at the world of Cherokee Baaed (dD Here's Lucy ger Rogers, Ray Milland, Jon Hall. 1944. nese Without Really Trying' W indow cle­ (3D Naw Jersey PaopI# Conr>acticut Now 12 :3 5 AM [DIS] Trail 5 0 The World Tomorrow (60 min.) 1.1:1 SAM dD MOVIE; Tanan'e New big business. Scott Schwartz. Cinnamon 5D on the Louis L'Amour book, a young wi­ Adventure' Tarzan joins an expedition 30 Que Pasa. USA? aner buys a book on 'How to Succeed' Idles. 1984. Rated PG. 52) 59 MOVIE: T h e Verdict* An alcoh­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Legend of Billie Jean' 3 0 Star Search Junior Champlonthlp (2 [C N N ] Inside Buslnaas dow struggles for acceptance In a small (30 Little House on the Prairie searching for the famous lost Goddess. and steps into a office of a Targe com­ olic attorney tries to reestablish his car­ (CC) A young girl becomes a local le­ (22) (30 Meet the Press hrs.) [U S A ] Virginian [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Caataway Cowboy western town & El Club 700 Ula Holt Herman Brix, (Bruce Bennett). pany to become chairman of the board. eer with a controversial malpractice suit gend when she finds herself on the run (30 Spotlight on Government 3D Embajadores da la Musica Cotom- (ST) Qrace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries 1936. from the law. Helen Slater, Peter Coyote, (SZ) Hatha Yoga biana [C N N ] Big Story Keith Gordon. 1985. Rated R.. 3D Para Oente Grande (105 min.) [CNN] CN N Investigative Report (57) Masterpiece Theatre: Flame Trees of [D IS ] You and Me. Kid 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu 1 1:30AM C3D Face the Nation Thika (CC) With the outbreak of World [DIS] Mouse Factory W ar I, Tilly volunteers for hospital work [ESPN] SportsCenter This Week With David Brinkley 10:30AM (dD Meet the Mayors (dD @0 [ESPN] NFL Yearbook while Robin is called back to his old bat­ Buy Early The World Tomorrow (3D Three Stooges (dD 50 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Curse of the Pink talion in France. (60 min.) (R). 8:00AM (dD Jimmy Swaggart 30 Wall Street Journal Report 30 Merv Griffin Panther* The world's worst detective is 5 D MOVIE: T h e Return of Frank Can­ and SAVE dD Make It Real (22) Telephone Auction hired to find the missing Inspector Clou- non' Frank Cannon investigates the sui­ (20 MOVIE: Tarzan's Savage Fury' A sa­ seau. Ted Wass, David Niven, Robert cide of a friend. William Conrad, Arthur dD CNN Headline News 53) Capitol Journal fari headed by a relative of Tarzan Wagner. 1983. Rated PG. Hill, Diane Muldeur. 1980. We feature the latest innovation in d3) d ® Frederick K. Price comes to the jungle in search of an ape [CNN] Sportsweek pool design and construction. man. Lex Barker, Patric Knowles. Do­ MOVIE: Cold Turkey- A [CN N ] Larry King Weekend (SOff^-M an & Masters of the Universe [H B O ] Survival Series: Amazing World 1:00PM dD rothy Hart. 1952. town takes up a challenge to give up of Spiders (60 min.) [D IS ] Bast of Walt Disney Presents: Dis­ a corrosion free fiberglass pool Weber 79" (B ) Robert Schuller smoking for one month and win neyland Goes to the World's Fair See the 22W (23) Profiles of Nature a ihicLtir steel (B ) Sesame Street (CC) $25,000,000. Dick Van Dyke, Pippa amazing exhibits that will be at the 22V4" H/C 49“ (20 Batman 12:00PM (dD MOVIE: 'Journey From (20 Oral Roberts Scott, Bob Newhart. 1971. World's Fair and a behind-the-scenes a iniuUled walls for warmer water n t f ]' 30 W hafs Happening Now Darkness' A brilliant blind student fights look at the people responsible. (60 min.) 18'/4" H/C 39“ (3D El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart a seemingly-losing battle to enter medi­ (dD MOVIE: 'Doathaport* A group of a more |M>oi braring ■•Wv - small, isolated city-states fight for power Presents 3D Temas y Debates cal school. Marc Singer, Kay Lenz. Jo­ [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR a deck support 22%" Pro weber 49“ after a neutron war. David Carradine. (57) Secret City seph Campanella. 1975. Busch 500 (2 hrs.) (5?) Sesame Street Claudia Jennings. Richard Lynch. 1978. • reinforced concrete deck available 18V4" Pro weber 39“ 5 D Voltron, Defender of the Universe 5D Kids, Incorporated (dD Robert Schuller 3:30PM 3D Esta Samana an Balabol a automatic pool cleaners 3D 50 This Week in Baseball [CN N ] Daybreak [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 3 0 Lome Greene's New Wilderness 4:00PM (3D world Series of Golf From a maintenanoe-free design 30 MOVIE: T h e Best Things in Life Are [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [DIS] MOVIE: The Sky's the Limit* A (20 MOVIE: 'Dark of the Sun' Tw o Congo the Firestone Country Club in Akron, a now two locations to better serve you country grandfather and city grandson mercenaries are hired to retrieve a for­ Free' The careers of songwriters De- Ohio. (2 hrs.) rOOLMU/TTVBS [E S P N ] FIshi'n' Hole (60 min.) (R). Sylva, Brown, and Henderson are re­ ENGLAND bridge the generation gap with comedy, tune in uncut diamonds and rescue the created. (Gordon MacRae, Dan Dailey. CSD Major Laagua Baaaball: Naw York We are one of the area's largest [H B O ] Fraggle Rook love and adventure. Pat O'Brien, Lloyd inhabitants of a Congolese town. Rod Rt. 44 N E W STO R E Ernest Borgnine. 1956. Mata at San Franelaco (2 hra., 30 min.) residential pool dealers with [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Battleground' The Bat­ Nolan, Jeannette Nolan. 1979. Taylor. Jim Brown, Yvette Mimieux. C O V E N TR Y 317 W . Service Rd. (29) MOVIE: T h e Advanturaa of Robin HARDWARE tle of the Bulge is depicted. Van John­ 1968. (22) Hogan's Heroes thousands of satisfied pool owners. [TMC] MOVIE: T o p Secretr (CC) An Hood' Swashbuckling Robin is busy rob­ 742-7308 Hartford 247-5413 son, Ricardo Montalban, George Mur­ Wild Kingdom ManchMiar American rock *n' roll star gets caught (23) 1966 Drum Corp International 50 bing the rich, aiding the poor, ridding Our ii$i go€$ on and on so why Weekdays 9-5 Mon. & Wed. 11-5:30 B o R o n phy. 1949. up in high-level espionage while touring Championship Competition (2 hrs.) 30 Let's Go Bowling 277 Waat East Germany. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutter- not caii us toiay for a complate Sal- 9-5 Tliura. & Fri. 11-7 Rt. 44 8:30AM dD Up Front (30 What About Women 3D Punto de Encuentro Dssde Espana. MIddia Tpka. idge, Omar Sharif. 1984. Rated PG. In list and from estimate. Sun. 9-2 Sal. 11-5, Suii. 9-2 M44ES6 E4E-1320 dD The World Tomorrow Stereo (30 Charlie's Angels (60 min.) Continutd .. HARDWARE ETOREE WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 — 16 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 17 T rends (22) (29 Santa Barbara FREE Z O N E by Winthrop Prince d9 Jayco and the Wheeled Warriors W e e k d a y s d D Novela: Si. mi Amor (57) French Chef dD Robotech •y [CNN] International Hour The wicked tango 5:00AM CD 03) [ESPN] [USA] Var- [CNN] Business Dey [DIS] Dumbo's Circus led Programs [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer [U S A ] Liar's Club (5 ) CN N Hsadlina Nawa [ESPN] Nstion's Bueinsse Todey 3:30PM (3D She Ra Princess of Power [CNN] Crossfire 8:00AM tX) Jeyce end the Wheeled (TD Transformers Warriors sets fire to U.S. 5:30AM 3) varied Proflrdms (T8) Tennessee Tuxedo Chellenge of the Qobots fFl CNN Headiins News 33) (59 @ G.l. Joe (3D Indapandent Natwork Naws (39 Polks Dot Door d9 Wild, Wild World of Animals By Phyllis Zauner catalyst in bringing back a dance (39 Agricultural Naws (29 Inspector Gadget d9 Challenge of the Oobots that has been virtually moribund (22) JIni & Tammy (H ) (S ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (57) Wild World of Animals hey’ re doing the tango in this country since Fred and © ) Morning Stratch (5p GoBots d D GoBots again. Seductive, Ginger gave it up. [CNN] Showbiz Today [CNN] Daybreak [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner lascivious, sleek and This elite company o f 15 6:00AM 3D CBS Early Morning News [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [USA] Joker's Wild [U S A ] USA Csrtoon Express passionate, the tango dancers, four singers and a f5D New Zoo Revue 4:00PM dD Hawaii Five-0 has turned into the dozen musicians was formed in (3D ABC Naws This Morning B:20AM @7) varied Programs dD He-Man & Masters of the Universe surprise dance hit o f Argentina by Claudio Segovia (3D Jimmy Swaggart 8:30AM (3J The Flintstones (3D (22) Divorce Court 1986. From New York to San and Hector Orezzoli, who (Tf) @ Varied Programs (3D Romper Room Vega* T (3) Francisco, Minneapolis to combed dance halls and clubs all (Tft CNN Headline Nawa (TD Robotech 0D G.l. Joe @1 Porky Pig 09 Romper Room and Friends (39 M y Favorite Martian Miami, at private parties, public over their country to find the (29 20 Minute Workout (29 Hesthcllff (29 Transformers dances and supper clubs, the best tango teams. Having then C T ABC News This Morning (CC) (23) Reading Rainbow (CC) (29 @ Sesame Street (CC) insinuating rhythms of produced a solid hit at home, ® El Club 700 (29 Scooby Doo (29 d9 Quincy "Jalousie" and "La they took the cabaret-style revue p (3D Suparfriands (57) Sesame Street (CC) d9 She Ra Princess of Power Cumparsita" are again working to Paris and New York. [CNN] Daybreak 13) M.A.S.K. d D El Mundo del Espectaculo their magic, calling couples out "Tango Argentino" arrived V [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club [DIS] Dumbo's Circus dD M.A.S.K. on the floor to engage in a dance on the Broadway scene in [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). 9:00AM (3D Love Boat [CNN] Newsday that is dazzlingly sexy. October 1985 for a five-week 6;30AM (3D Daybreak (3D Brady Bunch [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club As danced by professionals in engagement and turned out to be (3D Fat Albert & Cosby Kids (8 ) (22) Donahue [USA] Bullseye Latin tango clubs, it is the season’ s surprise smash hit SD 700 Club (3D Little Rascals "It's a real bargain! 4:30PM (3D (29 Thundercats downright incendiary. The man, — or as Variety put it, "a (TD Great Space Coaster (39 Ask Washington The former owners hardly ever used it." (3D People's Court dressed to suggest power and genuine sleeper doing prairie-fire ■ (39 20 Minute Workout (29 Catholic Religion (3D d D The Jatsons domination, begins with back business.” (29 Woody Woodpecker (29 Sesame Street (CC) (31 Room 222 slightly arched and his face What these dancers do is (22) NBC News at Sunrise (29 More Real People (22) W KRP in Cincinnati impassive and hard, much the certainly not the basic American (29 Voltron, Defender of the Universe H Fet Albert d9 Gumby Show 1 0 : 3 0 A M dD a Perfect Match 1:30PM (3D A s the Worid Turns way a matador faces a bull. tango once performed seriously (Tf) El Mlnlsterio do Jimmy Swsggan 0 9 Little House on the Prairie ( ^ Novels: El Angel Caido Argentina’s national dance is not an easy one for ® Partridge Family (3D Tic Tac Dough The woman, her skimpy dress by Rudolph Valentino and Presenta (57) Varied Programs [D IS ] Varied Programs (33) Talk In Town (29 Varied Programs slashed up to the waist, also satirically by Groucho Marx, Americans who have a fear of intimacy and are shy about (3D Jeyce and the Wheeled Warriors 3D Gumby Show [USA] Jackpot (T8) 20 Minute Workout 3 9 Andy Griffith wears a blank expression. They later polished by Fred Astaire, [CNN] Business Morning [CNN] Daywatch showing sexuality in public, say tango instructors. (H ) d9) Sale of the Century (fP Operation Petticoat join in a tight embrace and begin and popularized by Arthur [DIS] Mousercise [D IS ] You and Me, Kid 5:00PM (3D Three's Company the intricate steps and glides of Murray in his 1920s radio dance [ESPN] Nation's Business Today Reading Rainbow (CC) 2:00PM (3D (19 l Love Lucy jcK'kcys seldom play it. The 9:30AM (33 Leave It to Beaver (3D 39 Charlie's Angels "These dancers have stimulated indicators suggest we may be in [U S A ] Last of the Wild (15) Alice (3D @9 the dance. lessons. (3D Gidget (3D Jeopardy for another craze like the one dance will last only as long as (ID The New Card Sharks (3D Let's Make a Deal As the music drives This is the rough and tortuous a tremendous interest in the 6:4bAM (_8J News (5D The Munsters (3D Police Woman that began before World War I people arc compelled by the [USA] Gong Show (22) @9 Another Wc^ld relentlessly, the dancers move tango that got its start in the tango wherever they’ ve appeared (29 (§7) Weather (29 Jimmy Swaggart d D Eight Is Enough and lasted into the late 1930s. music." 1 1 : 0 0 A M d D Price is Right (29 Heckle & Jeckle/Daputy Dawg erotically to the beat, their hips bordellos of Buenos Aires a — and even where they haven't 7 : 0 0 AM CBS Morning News 3 9 Break the Bank d9 Wendy and Me "But tango may not hold up Compelled by music, or d 3 Gilligan's Island d D Novala: Esperandote touching, her leg curling around century ago, where flashing legs appeared but their fame has (3D Inspector Gadget 3 9 Journal (29 Happy Days in the long run," Leone fears, whatever force, Americans are at d D Lifestyles of the Rich and Fa­ (57) We're Cooking Now hi's hip as they turn. The dance were sometimes joined by reached." (3) Good Morning America (CC) OD Hoy Mismo (22) M»A*S*H "because people don't hear least momentarily caught up in a mous (SD Hangin* In often ends with the man leaning flashing knives. This was the At the Arthur Murray-studios _JS) Heathcllff (57) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (IT) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood new dance that is certainly (3) Bewitched [CNN] Nowaday in Minneapolis (where the enough of the music. When (39 Carrascolendas (29 Efanson over the submissive form o f his lusty dance o f the lower (3D Press Your Luck (3D (2$ (S2) Varied Programs dancers haven't appeared) Ixjroy Anderson wrote "Blue nothing less than macho, (29 She Ra Princess of Power 2:30PM (3) Capitoi d9 Paopla'a Court partner. element. [DIS] Varied Programs (33) Doris Day Tango" in the 19.5()s, people according to Cesar Ascarrunz, dD Woody Woodpecker dD Novala: Vivir un Poco ^ The tango is Argentina’s The New York run of “Tango manager Gary Stephens say>v< d S (39) Today dS) Beverly Hillbillies loved it. But no new tango owner ol Cesar's Latin Palace in 10:00AM (3d Hour Magazine (R). (3D Dating Game dD Monkaas national dance. But for Argentino,” awash in rave about one-fourth o f the j (29 3Z) Sesame Street (CC) (22) Wheel of Fortune "ttnisic has been written, and disc San Francisco. ■ Bionic Woman (3D Tom & Jerry [CNN] Newswatch Americans, it is not an easy reviews, was extended for an telephone inquiries he receive (29 Superfriends (3D ffD Qrandes Novelas: Marta y Javier f8 J Selly Jesey Repheel (29 Great Space Coaster [DIS] Nawl Animal World: Salmon Story dance, says Margie Tozer, a San additional eight weeks. Since now ask if the tango is inaludcd^ @9 Good Morning America SD Love Connection Monkees (29 Porky & Bugs [USA] Chain Reaction then, the company has been on in the dance lesson package^. @D Mundo Latino (3D [U S A ] That Girl Francisco tango instructor. (3D Voltron, Defender of the Universe (3D Odd Couple (57) Joy of Painting "Americans have a fear o f North American tour, playing to Lately he's been touting tfic 1 1:3 0 A M (3D Divorce Court [CNN] Daybreak (39 CNN Heedline News dD The Flintstones 5:30PM (3D (3D (22) ® News intimacy, are shy about being so standing ovations. tango on TV talk shows. “ I'm dD Headline Chasers [DIS] Good Morning MIckeyl (29 700 Club 3:00PM (3D Guiding Light (39 Topper openly sensual and showing And at each new city, another also putting together a show for (3D I Dream of Jeannie [U S A ] Calliope (29 1 9 Fsmily Ties (3D Gumby Show (29 Laverne & Shirley sexuality in public.” wave o f tango excitement cable TV, demonstrating the 0 9 Julia (29 SMret City (3D @9 General Hospital (29 dZ) Reading Rainbow (CC) tango steps. We even brought in 7:30AM (3D Plastlcman (29 Andy Griffith So what’ s brought them out o f follows in the wake o f @ 9 [ESPN] Varied Programs Hawaii Five^ d9 W KRP In Cincinnati (3D Straight Talk (3D their shells? performances, like a beach ball Vicki Regan from New York to,, 1 9 Benson (22) (29 Scrabble (3D M.A.S.K. dD 1 Dream of Jeannie choreograph the dances for a (3D Scooby Doo & Double Talk Although the origin of the bouncing along on the crest o f (SZ) Beschcombert Rocky and Friends [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents (TB Varied Programs (39 wave is difficult to pinpoint with an incoming tide. professional couple.” 13) 625,000 Pyremid dD Qfdget (29 Scooby Doo [U S A ] AM Star Blitz (29 He-Man certainty, it seems likely that the As George Theiss, director of So far, no one is willing to [USA] Make Me Laugh [DIS] W aK Disney Presents: This is (29 He-Man & Matters of the Universe Your Ulo, Donald Duck Broadway show “Tango Arthur Murray headquarters in hazard a guess as to how long S3) Robotech 10:20AM I S Varied Programs r [USA] Madamo'a PIsca Argentino” was the major Miami, is pleased to report. this tango fad will last. Some 1 1 : 4 0 A M [DIS] Variad Programs 1 2 : 0 0 P M (3D (d) dD (22) News Back to the soaps (3D Midday Its your point P uzzle Solutions (39 Merv Griffin NEW YORK (AP) - Joel Stuart has been with the show LOSE (S9 [USA] Varied Programs Higgins, Ken Kercheval, Don since its premiere on Sept. 3. of view (29 Super Password Knotts, Hal Linden and Robert 1951. and Haines joined it two (29 Break the Bank Mandan will return to the NBC months later. that counts — 10 LBS. □ □ □ □ d9 ID Ryan's Hope soap opera "Search for Higgins played Jo’s adopted dD Sesame Street (CC) Tonnorrow" to help celebrate its son Bruce Carson from 1975-78. [CNN] Take 2 in IE □ □ ^ □ 35th anniversary. Kercheval was the wild, cabins to contemporaries: [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies In Motion (R). PHI The actors, all of whom fun-loving Dr. Nick Hunter from we do custom framing T H m □ □ □ □ □ TANGLE DEMURE FLABBY 1 2 : 3 0 P M dD Young and the Restless THEORY STOOGE DOUBLY previously worked on the show, 1965-67 and returned to the role 2 WEEKS d D S 9 Loving are taping one-minute segments in 1972-73. Mandan from 1964-69 to compliment your (22) (29 Search for Tomorrow (CC) that will be telecast at the played elegant business tycoon What those jokes toW by the d9 Dick Van Dyke home design. SUMMER SPECIAL: conclusion of each episode from Sam Reynolds. Jo’s great abdominal surgeons produced dD Perry Mason plenty of— [DIS] Adventures of Ozxie and Harriet Aug. 27-Sept. 3. romance who couldn’t free "Search for Tomorrow.” the himself from his ruthless, 1 :0 0 P M dD Hour Magazine exposure STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS longest-running soap in televi­ estranged wife. That woman’s (3D d 9 All M y Children BELLY LAUGHS sion history, will devote the affair with Larry Carter, played a r l A Iraailag limited (3D Joker's Wild 649-6939 AND GET YOUR (39 Movie Wednesday. Sept. 3. telecast to a by Hal Linden in 1969. was at the TERI (22) (29 Days of Our Lives retrospective of the serials’ root of her prbblems. From AUSTIN landmark events. They will be 1953-55. Don Knotts was Wilbur 4th week FREEI Jumble on page 14 (29 We're Cooking Now 111 Center Street ■ Manchester (29 Beverly Hitiblllies seen through the eyes of Jo Peabody, a young man UQable to TV puzzle on page 10 Mon.-Fri. 9-5;30 / Thurs. 9-6 / S«l. 9-3 113 Main St-, Manchester • 647-0469 dD Mis Huespedes Tourneur (Mary Stuart) and Stu speak or hear because of a (SZ) [DIS] Varied Programs Bergman (Larry Haines). Miss childhood trauma. WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 23. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23. 1986 18 Sexuality

These warts are highly contagious Styles are changing She’s embarrassed that her husband might have VD as fast as the see what your penis looks like seasons. By Dr. June Relnisch when it is erect. A single treatment is not always DEAR DR. REINISCH: La.st The fall, my husband contracted She’s allergic sufficient to eradicate the warts. Before condyloma. In January, he had Kinsey Be a forerunner, not outpatient surgery at a DEAR DR. REINISCH: I assuming that he is no longer contagious, urologist's office. I was told by a Report have been taking the friend that this is considered a recommended dosage of estro­ your husband needs to be carefully checked a follower, of the venereal disease. gen for 25 days, plus to make sure that all of the warts were Is this true? How contagious is progesterone from day 16 fashion news. condyloma? Can I be exposed to through 25. to treat menopause removed in January and that none have this disease even though he had communities have an STD clinic symptoms. the surgery done? (which may still be called a VD I found I was allergic to reappeared. W progesterone and asked my I am embarrassed about this clinic) that will suggest local ______.3 , ------and really do not want to ask my specialists. Your husband doctor if I could stop family doctor. should either see the same progesterone, but continue person or see his urologist. taking estrogen to avoid hot Pregnancy delay Hot flashes flashes and prevent osteoporo­ DEAR READER: I assume Until it is determined that Perm s August Special you are asking about neither you nor your husband sis. He said yes. But I’ve read DEAR DR. REINSCH: I am DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am Anne’s PIBt^ condylomata acuminata, also are contagious, refrain from that estrogen alone may be 19 and have been trying to 33 and have recently begun to ULTRA dangerous. How safe is conceive for about a year, when have irregular periods and hot $2 Q00 Regular Everyday Low Pricaa All haircuts Reg. »12 called anogenital warts. This is sexual interaction, or at least Appointments have priority. family hair care includet ahampoo one of the most common of the use a condom to reduce the estrogen? I stopped taking my contracep­ flashes Could 1 be starting the ZOTOS tives. I had an abortion when I menopause? A recent gyneco­ BO Itvtiy'' ' many STDs (sexually transmit­ amount of contact between regular length hair WANTED; Experienced hairdresser for expan­ Perms *25“° Reg. *4.s ted diseases, which used to be genital areas. You might both DEAR READER: Medical was 16. but have had three logical exam and Pap test Cut & Style science does not yet have a checkups since then and was showed nothing abnormal. sion. No following needed. Good earnings. called venereal diseases). need to be treated simultane­ ■ wil/i Bonnie or Carol ■ These warts are highly ously to avoid passing this complete answer to your told everything is OK. Tues.-FrI. 10-9, Sat. 10-5 P.M. contagious, and anyone who has disease back and forth. question, but it’s clearly safer to DEAR READER: It is Haircuts take small amounts of estrogen My boyfriend says nothing is possible that you are undergoing A complete unisex hair sa­ Perming had sexual contact with a person lon. Anne has over 10 years for 21 or 25 days a month (and wrong with him. even though he a change in the levels of $500 Waxing who has been diagnosed as experience in styling and hasn’t had a checkup for a hormones you are producing. A Highlighting having anogenital warts must he Slight bend nothing the remaining days) cosmetics. For an appoint­ K€$US U U T R ^ checked to see if he or she has than to follow the former couple of years. few women do begin experienc­ Hair Coloring DEAR DR. REINISCH: 1 am What could be keeping me in the ment call 643-1442. contracted the disease. If you method, which involved taking a ing the side effects of lowered Complete Nail Care had sex with your husband 19, and when I have an erection, higher amount of estrogen every from getting pregnant? estrogen production, such as hot Manchester MALL an Main street my penis gets a slight curve in day of every month. flashes, in their early 30s. In 555 Main Street ■ Manchester ■ 64.3-9525 between the time he contracted it. This is very embarrassing. DEAR READER: If you have anogenital warts and the time The risk differs, depending on fact, recent research has Is there a special doctor I which disease you’re concerned been trying to get pregnant for a acknowledged that estrogen can they were treated, there is a should see for this problem? Can full year (having intercourse good chance that you were about. For example, in one , drop many years before the this be corrected? \ .study, women taking estrogen regularly and not using any actual menopause, or last exposed to this disease. contraceptive method). it’s time In addition, a single treatment had a breast cancer rate of 142 menstrual flow. DEAR READER: It is not cases per 100,000 women, while for a fertility evaluation. Make an appointment to see ISou) is not always sufficient to unusual for there to be a curve in Tracking down exactly what is Pamper Yourself eradicate the warts. Before women who used no replace­ an endocrinologist for an an erect penis. If the curve ment hormones had a rate of 343 causing a couple’s fertility evaluation of your condition. If with our full manicure & pedicure special Cutting assuming that he is no longer problems involves a more contagious, your husband needs makes penetration difficult or is cases per 100.000. However, the low estrogen is diagnosed by the At painful, you should consult a risk rate of endometrial cancer lengthy and complicated tests, make sure you ask the to be carefully checked to make process than a standard Coming soon — sure that all of the warts were urologist. (the endometrium is the lining physician about hormone- i cmoved in January and that A few men are born with of the uterus or womb) was checkup. replacement therapy to protect penile structural problems. For higher among women who took your bone mass from Gel Nails - Formerly Lamplight none have reappeared. For example, a pelvic exam Now Lightstrokes V t^g a rp e Although these warts usually example, a short urethra (the estrogen than among women osteoporosis. tube that carries urine out of the and Pap test don’t indicate Taking replacement estrogen appear in easy-to-see locations who took no hormones. whether a woman’s ovaries are Fully experienced manicurist available r (on the penis or scrotum in men bladder) can cau.se the penis to and progestin in a monthly cycle bend. This type of bend is called The area of greatest concern releasing mature eggs or similar to that found in Thurs., Fri. & Sal. Please call for appointment. and the vulva in women). they appears to be an increased risk whether her Fallopian tubes are 6*/2 Pearl Street chordee and can be surgically pre-menopausal women has (off Main St., opp. I.ibrary) also can occur inside the urethra corrected if severe. This and of endometrial cancer when open to provide a passageway in men. deep inside the vagina been shown effective in reducing other structural problems progesterone is not used with between the ovaries and the hot flashes in nearly all women Always Hair ‘Em m y’ Manchester or on the cervix in women, or present from birth are different estrogen. Therefore, you and uterus. In the same way. a inside the anal canal in both who tried these pills in tests. 643-1806 from penile curves that your physician should establish man’s general physical exam Taking hormone-replacement 200 W. Center St., Manchester / 643-0759 sexes. suddenly appear much later in a checkup schedule that doesn’t indicate whether his This means that you will need drugs is also an effective way to life. These curves are usually includes an evaluation of any testicles are producing healthy preserve the calcium.built up in a thorough examination before associated with a disease and endometrial changes. This may sperm. you can be certain that you do a woman’s bones during her are more difficult to treat. involve having biopsies of younger years. ■ not have this disease. Many endometrial tissue. If you don’t already do so, If your hair isn’t becoming to you, patients probably have asked If the curve is not noticable begin to keep accurate records your family doctor or when your penis is flaccid, it’s Because using progesterone in of your monthly menstrual A Total NEW YOU for Fall • you should becoming to us! important that you tell the combination with estrogen is cycles and the times when you gynecologist to check for Haircut & Blowdry Special...*8®® condylomata acuminata. How­ physician exactly what happens still a relatively recent therapy, have intercourse. A family­ Sence. And the It can help you be superior level of standard equipment makes driv­ •Includes rebate. Foie Enflambe, or liver in never seen any for sale. in the mouth, cranberries or ing a real pleasure. Power steering, power brakes. stronger, have more cherries in the eye sockets and AM/FM radio, reclining front bucket seats, rear New 1986 std. 2 wheel flames. Beef liver or calves liver For information on the window wiper/washer. digital clock, and so much endurance and is brought to the table cooked procedures for roasting a whole serve on a bed of parsley or .jnore The 1986 Stanza Wagon-come mto our drive pickup #5225. showroom and see it today! reduce stress. ECONOMY OIL'AND PENNZOIL VAOmOH People who are phys TEAM FOR SAVINGS ically fit generally ‘WestowTi^Tiiarmacy 14 Services In 10 Minutes CARS—CARS—CARS TRUCKS enjoy a happier, (No appointment necessary) 1 Buick Riviera 2 dr. rurdtop. loaded •re e s 83 Toyota air cap. mags •5995 healthier and / 315 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER I Toyota CoUca 2 or hardtop ac *399S 85 Chevy S IO cap Step bumper •5995 ! Subaru GL Md«n 8ir black •5995 more pro­ 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 I 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop & Shop) I OMg ClltlSSS cruiser wag. air •7495 EXOTICS ductive life. 647-8997______! NItun Sirntra wag air *4495 OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: leather sunroof Mon.-Pri. 8:30-6:30 . . Datsun 210 S4

By Sondra Astor Stave chili and cheese, were barely to cooking ’round the world hollowed out. But with only Some very good ideas went three to a portion, it seemed a By Ted Larsen especially interesting in salads, and trimmed into, and some very fine food little skimpy at $4.2,'5. However, try this combination. It’s a great, 'A cup olive oil comes out of Danbarry & what was there was good, ey, Jones,” simple mating of two favorites. I'A teaspoons unsalted Company. But unfortunately, especially the well-flavored screamed the butter some unpleasant surprises chili, which is also available on foreman, “I’ve got RADISH SALAD WITH I teaspoon garlic, interfere with total enjoyment of its own. another vegetable STRAWBERRIES finely chopped one's meal at this restaurant The house salad was a mix of for you to design, 'A cup fresh lemon juice 4 anchovy fillets located on Route 6 across from greens and tomato served in an and this time the / tablespoon sugar 'A teaspoon salt Windham Airport. attractively shaped glass bowl. Big Man is demandingI some curry or cumin added to the kinds of raw vegetables such as meat was so good it was almost satisfaction if not euphoria. Danbarry’s "Better Burgers.” enthusiasm and energy had to worth a visit. ■ Just how radish popularity dressing. Main dishes on previous visits spread is not clear, but it broccoli, zucchini and summer unnecessary. Served plain or with peppers, Try using tangerines, peaches have elicited greater enthusi- bacon or chili, they have been certainly is an international squash or cauliflower. ’Tater skins, ordered with or even pears in this most With most anchovies, among the best in the area. favorite. Eight interesting combination The French savor them thinly unusual salad. additional salt will not be White radishes also work sandwiches, named for neigh­ Is there a restaurant you’d like to see reviewed? sliced at breakfast with needed. ■ well-buttered bread. Some well, but you lose some of the Danbarry & Company boring towns, make an Write to Weekend Plus Magazine, P.O. Box 591, sharp contrast between the sweet appearance on the menu. At German beer halls offer snacks 344 Boston Post Road, North Windham, 423- 6433. Manchester Herald, Mainchester 06040. of red and white radishes with fruit and the spicy red radishes. about $4.50. they provide good Dancing again value. j their foamy steins. Danes Diningroom hours: Sunday through Thursday, 11:30 decorate their famed open Radishes seem to have their LOS ANGELES (AP) — John a.m. to 2:30 p.m. andS p.m. to 1 a.m.; Friday and Although our waitress extolled Travolta Is putting on his sandwiches with radishes. strongest connection with Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to'2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 2 a m. the virtues of the cheesecake, In Italy they are often served dancing shoes again, this tirrie appetizers, so here are two ve Reservations accepted for parties of more than six. there was none available when it with a piquant hot anchovy excellent and quick canapes. for a remake with Anthony came time for dessert. The only sauce. Oriental cookery suggests One is American, the other Quinn of the 1964 movie “Zorba Dress: Casual acceptable. sweet remaining in the kitchen almost endless variations, from the Greek.” ✓ Handicapped access: Ramp to entry. was a single piece of cherry pie. Italian. Travolta, who danced in fresh, to cooked, to pickled. In RADISHES WITH SOUR MasterCard, VISA, American Express, and Diners My dining companion, who is not “Rabu Koile “Saturday Night Fever,” Club. a cherry pie fancier, found it CREAM AND ONION “Staying Alive,” “Grease” and Mallung” is a popular soup 4 medium radishes better than the usual. made from shr^ded radish “Urban Cowboy,” will play / small onion Niko. That’s the role Alan Bates leaves. Did one of you just 2 tablespoons sour cream scream, “Enough already”? played in the original. He’s the / tablespoon fresh uptight American (English in Uses aside, I can’t think of lemon juice another vegetable that exhibits the original) who travels to salt Crete after inheriting a mine Prices AWM Dinner * < f so much variety. Radishes come %^o in plump round globes or in long white pepper and benefits from Zorba’s zest haven’t,^ Specials lanky spears. You can find them for life. changed in WONG’S Weekly in colors ranging from pink to Mince both radishes and onion Quinn said that Travolta is RESTAURANT 254 Broad Street, Manchester white; black to purple. Sonrie until very fine. Combine with “Just like the son Zorba lost — 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN radishes have the fire of feisty rest of the ingredients. Season and he even says I remind him AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE If You Love Seafood, You’ll love Nikki’s peppers (from a mustard oil with salt and white pepper to of his father.” ()uinn played TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS complex, just under the skin), taste. To serve, spread on thin Zorba in the movie and in the • Baked Stuffed Sole • Baked Stuffed Shrimp others can be so bland that a slices of party pumpernickel. musical stage version. Head Chef • Chef Wong hefty shake of salt is needed to The movie goes into • Broiled Scrod •• Scallops & Clams production in February in Crete 875-0661 awaken any hint of flavor. U n t s • Fish & Chips • Fisherman’s Platter No pun intended, but the radish has (or The most important reason If you use a food processor, and Israel, with Robert Wise radishes turn peppery is this recipe takes scant moments. directing for Cannon Films. is) a Latin root, taking its name from temperature. If you like them You may prefer yogurt to sour Post Road Plata Mon.-Thur. 11:30 - 10 pm 3S2 Hartford Tnpke. fiery, make sure they mature in cream. Fri. 8c Sat. 11:30- 11 pm Open Monday-Thursday 7; 00 am to 10:00 pm ‘radix’ (‘root’ in Caesar’s tongue). Just how hot weather. Warm weather (Rte. SON). Vernon Sunday 12:00 noon - Friday & Saturday until 11:00 pm Try a variety of radishes such (1-84 Exit 65) 10 pm radish popularity spread is not clear, but fosters a more mellow flayor. as white or black. Sundays 7:30 am to 10:00 pm You see, Jones thought of certainly is an international favorite, f f everything. It’s like that when The family restaurant with something for every taste. you work for the Big Man. RADISH BAGNA CAUDA If you don’t think radishes are / cup radishes, washed Monday, Aug. 25

WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 23, 1986 How to pick the number one

Bv Arthur Max newspaper in a The Associated Pr YAOUNDE, Can least 2,000 people v toxic gas seeping fr lake in northwest C the military moved i multiple paper town area to evacuate i government said tot There was no 0 . number of injured. A 17-member Isra^ cal team arrived African nation tod^ international relief < In a town like Manchester, Cameroon governm* Caring about its readers also involve the I you might as well start with should also be a priority with Britain and France. readership. In a most recent “As far as we k the number one newspaper. activity is stilt goinf survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels team leader Dr. M told reporters on tl Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to Israel, which was ci the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in Minister Shimon Pe visit. There has be the overall local readership Manchester have to say. They government report lead. According to the study, activity. want to hear about readers The Cameroon i the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what charge of rescue am leader for local news, local tions in the disaster they think is important, what Cameroon Inform happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and Georges Ngango t with three quarters of the that military authc what shouldn’t. They’re preliminary report c readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in dead. But as of this a is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you government radio w explaining the issues. may have about the service ing that 40 people hac fumes, the figure pr Next, the number one news­ you get from the Herald. They government when it paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery the disaster on Sund with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient needed to make valued and to its.subscribers. The service on all billing matters. Colorles reasonable decisions regard­ Manchester Herald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they ing key local issues that may be a good community want to know about it. stops bi impact on their lives today, or newspaper by over nine in ten in the future. Well that same readers, with over one third NEW YORK (AP) If you’re still trying to figure sulfide, the gas that i study shows that the rating it as very good. The out which is the number one killed at least 2,0 Manchester Herald is rated Manchester Herald is also a Cameroon, can par newspaper in Manchester, the tion if breathed in quite highly in terms of space very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice concentrations. devoted to selected issues in for reaching the Manchester The colorless, fla will be the same paper more which smells like its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in depresses the fund eight in ten readers find that central nervous syst preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. Headache, dizzii the space devoted to view­ forms of printed advertising. ment, staggering, The Manchester Herald — painful or difficult your voice in Manchester. symptoms of expo concentrations, acc “Rapid Guide to Haz icals in the Workj Irving Sax and Rid Sr. The gas is very ir eyes and mucous me concentrations irrit while slightly high iianrljrBtrr Umlh can irritate the uppi tract. Prolonged r u cause fluid to collect The gas is als YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" sulfureted hydroge hydride. Source: First Market Research of Boston, Januai^ 1986.

Position flllec Manchester plant have filled a positic when Assistant T Carol A. Zebb resii May 23. Robert Ha b e^n his duties a senior planner Sept page 3.