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Left, Secretary of State Shultz and President Reagan talk to reporters Friday about the agreement In principal with the Soviet Union to ban certain nuclear weapons. Shultz led the negotiating team for the U.S. Above, Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze smiles broadly at a Friday news conference at his embassy. APpMIM Agreement sets stage for superpower summit... page 3 L The NFL strike is coming

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Need money? Herald columnist gives It away on Thursdayl MISSILES IN EUROPE Gorbachev muni tfi Breakthrough Festival not bad, can claim REA’ 3B'*A N considering rain sets stage for SOVIET UNK)N progress By Andrew Yurfcovskv By Michael Putisl Herald Reporter super summit The Associated Press The eighth annual St. James Church Fall Festival got off to an auqddous start Thursday night. MOSCOW — The U.S.-Soviet The sides cleared at about 0 p.m., and the largest WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan, trumpet­ agreement to scrap one class of firstW«it Coastal, East Coastal: S atu r^, Prytko’s polka band are part of the highlights. Church Fall Festival Friday night. The As Reagan announced the agreement. Defense For 18 months, the Soviet Union and c]illly with,a 50 percent ihance of Faria saldthecharacterof the festivalbas stayedthe rain kept the crowds away Friday. Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger approved the also observed a unilateral morato- 05. Satuiday nl&t, driiile and occasional rain, M same throughout Its history, butthefalr hiw gro ^ . She I rlum on nuclear testing that it Unfortunately, the Saturday forecast acceleration of research on six "Star Wars programs By Barry Schweld abandoned in February after fail­ taOO. Chanw of rain 80percent. Sunday. periods ofraln said about 250 volunteers worked on th)S years that would be key to any defensive system against The Associated Press likely. High In the 00s. Chance of rain 00 percent. wasn’t much better. long-range Soviet nuclear weapons. ing to persuade the United States to festival. News Analysis halt its underground teste. EfforU to negotiate an agreement i^ucing the WASHINGTON — The emerging ' With the signing of an agreement number of Intercontinental ballistic missiles in the two U.S.-Soviet arms control treaty, the later this year to eliminate arsenals have faltered because of Soviet insistence the first between the superpowers deep reductions in nuclear war­ medium- and shorter-range nu­ Lottery Wimicrs Pit bull experts debate dangers United States abandon its research program on star since the unratifled SALT II pact in heads. But, he said, they were still clear missiles, Gorbachev will have Wars, known formally as the Strategic Defense 1979, will make barely a dent in the not ready to make the kind of achieved his first arms control breeds. nuclear arms race. slashes in heavy missiles that the Connecticut dally Friday: 507. FUy Four: 8488. BOSTON (AF) — Fit buU terriers terrier, the American Staffordshire agreement and something he can terrier, the American pit bull Swift and another reporter on the Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said Weinberger Only about 6 percent of their United States has demanded. point to as a landmark. Connecticut “Lotto” Friday: 4, If, 85, fli, tt. 85. have been unfairly singled out as was not attempting to dampen enthuriasm for the new Nor is there any indication that killer dogs as a result of media terrier, and sometimes, the bull panel agreed with some pit bull nuclear arsenals will be scrapped Gorbachev, who has been seeking terrier. They weigh from 40 to 60 advocates that the media has a m s accord, although he added, ’'There njay have with the elimination of Gorbachev is relenting in his to extend trade ties with Western exaggeration and confusion over been people in Washington who would have preferred determination to slow down the the breed, pit bull experts meeting pounds and have powerful chest, played a large role in what one intermediate-range ballistic mis­ Europe, also will have eliminated a panelist called “pit bull hype.” that it not be announced while the Soviets were in Star Wars program, the U.S. search Index Friday said. neck and Jaw muscles. siles as well as cruise missiles in highly charged Issue that for years Conferees debated whether the Several conferees trac^ the pit meetings here.” ^ „ - V.oih "T-m Europe and the Soviet Union. for a spaep-bazed defense against chilled relations between Moscow But they conceded a problem missiles that is known formally as exists and proposed generic “vi­ the pubUc has been misinformed on bull scare to a report on ABC’s Announcing the tentative accord. The more potent American and and the European members of the Advice. .20 Local the dangers of the dogs and “20-20” television show several pleased to note that an agreement in ^ Soviet Intercontinental missiles, the Strategic Defense Initiative. North Atlantic Treaty cious dog” Isolation that would reached to conclude an INF (intermediate 'jucle Even while Shultz was nailing Autoftioflve. . 40-41 Obituartae. ti^ten animal control laws and consider^ proposed legislation on years ago in which the dog was bombers and submarines will re- Organization. .ButkwM — . 12-13 Opinion. curbing the threat of attack. describ^ as being to other dogs flfain on hair-trigger alert, an, down an “agreement in principle” The Communist Party chief, . 10-17 Senior CHIzans. force more responsibility upon *°The pa” would impose a worldwide ban on U S. and ever-present threat to touch off with Shevardnadze on Churched _ .48-56 owners. ‘"Tte pit bull problem is Just a what “superman is to mortal whose meetings with President ClasriOed - . 42-40 Sports ■ — reflection of our society,” said Ed man,” Miller said. Soviet missiles with ^nges from 315 miles to 3,125 nuclear disaster. intermediate-range missiles, the Reagan in Geneva and Reykjavik, Comics .38-30______U.S./World. _ 10-11 “Feople make the dogs what they While Secretary of State George Senate on Thursday threw a roadb­ Is-O Weekend Plus Magazine are,” safd Fred Miller, president of Swift of Sports Illustrated, who “When anybody in the country Iceland, showed he could perform Connecticut — wrote a cover story on the animals. "*The SovieU would scrap 462 rockets aimed at p Shultz and Soviet Foreign lock of its own in the path of Star with aplomb on the world stage, will Entertainment. _ 37 ______Pultout 21-36 the Kalamasoo, Mlch.-based Uni­ now thinks of a mean dog, they Western Europe and 221 targeted on China and Japa"- Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze Wars. ted Kennel Club. ‘“The dogs creat­ “ ‘Dog bites man isn’t news,’ I was think of the pit bull,” said Randall have another opportunity for maxi­ told time and time again by pit buU On the U.S. side, 332 ballistic and focused mostly on the agreement A Democratlc-sponsored move to mum exposure when he makes his ing the proUems around the Lockwood, an animal behaviorist cruise missiles would be withdrawn from Britain, restrict testing of the exotic twh- country are mixed-bred dogs, not lovers, but ‘pit bull bites man is close at hand during their talks this first trip to the United States this and director of higher education Italy. West Germany and Belgium. week they paid some attention to nology was approved, 58-38. Behind p u rab i^. news.’” programs for the Humane Society fall to meet Reagan again. Manrtiratfr Hrralb As of July, the Humane Society of Shevardnadze, at a news conference at the ^viet S g l c weapons as well. the drive is the conviction that the One Western diplomat in Moscow BlUler was one of a dozen of the U nit^ States. “’There’s been Embassy shortly after Reagan’s announcement, noted “We made some headway, but we program is in conflict with the 1972 speakers-at a conference titled America had attributed 5 deaths to a human irresponsibility among suggested the accord “would be a U SPS 327-SOO ' VOL. CVI, No. 299 pit buUs this year, compared with that his talks with Shultz had ‘aated hourslOTger than have a long ways to go.” Shultz U.S.-Soviet anti-ballistlc missile substantial political victory” for ‘”rhe Fit BuU Terrier RevWted: owners.” planned. “The road to an agreement • ” treaty and threatens to scuttle it. Penny M. Sletfart. Publlshar / How to Break the VidousCircle” at 13 in 1086. In addition, there have reported Friday. ,i.„ iie the Soviet leadership, “something been scores of news accounts from To illustrate their belief that the more difficult than anyone had both The two big obstacles are the U.S. The Soviets have threatened to that would look very good In their DougiM A. Sevin* Sheldon Cphan Tufts University. “Star Wars” program and the 308 drag their feet on strategic wea­ Compoalng Manager “The press has tagged any dog people or pets maimed by the pit bull has been unjustly publicized The Soviet official said that during own press at a time when they’re Executiva Editor sides “experienced a complex ^ heavy land-based missiles that the pons reductions unless the Reagan pushing their own people to make OeniM A. Pobeit* Hobart H. Hubbard aggressive to humans as a pit bull,” animals, who have been bred over as a murderous creature, several administration gives ground on Advoftitiflo Director Praaarooiti Manager the centuries for dog flghting. The panelists pointed out that the from anxiety to a strong emotional uplift The day Soviets have targeted on the United some rather uncomfortable Maik F. AbraHIa Joanna O. Fremarth he said. before yesterday. 1 said to Secretary ShuUz that it is Star Wars. CIreuWlon Manager “Fit buU” is actually an umbrella society said about 40 communities animal has never been the dog of States. „ 4 changes.” Bualnaaa Manager have passed or are considering choice by police, the military or time to bring in the harvest. And he agrfM. The understanding President Shevardnadze, at a news confer­ Central to the program of res­ Publlahad dally axoapt Sunday and oartain holidays by the term for dogs of several breeds, Shevardnadze said that by year s end, we and Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Manehaalar PubllsMng Co.. IS Bralnard Paea. Manchsslar, including the Staffordshire bull legislation restricting pit bull other security organizations. ence Friday, said the Soviets were tructuring the stagnant economy is Conn. OS040. Second dasa poalago paM at Manchsalar. Conn. our American partners have confidence the treaty will S. Gorbachev reached last October calling for a lO-year pledge te a demand that Soviet workers Poatmaatar Sand addraaachangaa to the Manehaatar Herald. to reduce overall strategic arsenals adhere to the ‘?;«®‘y ,®?^ knuckle down to produce more and P.O. Sox SSI. Manehaatar,Cdnn. 08040. * ^ o i ^ i t o l Hill, Senate M^ority by 50 percent did not expllctly set a seeking a precise definition of the better goods efficiently, which in HyoudontrseaivoyaurHaraldbySp.m.waakdeysorTSOa.m. Store-c/erk takes a bite out of crime Byrd, D-W.Va.. welcomed “the apparent progress tha separate ceiling on the big missiles. technology that both sides could some cases may mean closing old Saturdays, plaaia talaphona your eairlar. If you'rs unaMa to K r e n made" but cautioned that "the Senate will In the 11 months since, American test in space. factories and dislocating of the roach yoiir oanlar, call aubaertbar sarvica at 647-SS4S by 0 p.m. negotiators in Geneva have tned to waakdaya for daHvary In Manehaatar. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A said. her and threw her to the floor, carefully scrutinize details of any “We will never agree to restric­ labor force. get the Soviets to agree on terms SuggaMad carrier ralsa araSI .SO weakly, tr.TOforoiw month. convenience store clerk put the bite The 20-year-old clerk received Kiracofe said. “Keep in mind that it requires a ‘wo-thirts vote to tions that make it harder to pursue Gorbachev hagargued that the tSS.IOforlhras months. 84e.fOtoralx murNlw and ISS.dOforona on a would-be attacker and led the minor injuries. ratify any treaty, Byrd said. “Keep in mind that the that would require them to scrap a the Strategic Defense Initiative, arms race saps Ute resources of yaar.SamorcHUan rates and maHralaa are avallabtaontaquaat. man out of her store with her teeth ’The clerk was alons in the store She struggled and managed to hit Senate may want to add some reservations and substantial number of those Shultz said. both superpowers and that disar­ Toptacaaciaaaltlad ordlaplayadvarttaamant.ortorapoiia him in the head with a bottle. understandi^s.” including those dealing with concern mament not only would contribute naws Itam. story or pletura Idaa. call 643-2711. Offioa hours are clamped on his finger, police said. early Thursday when a man came The terms of the non-withdrawal The victim didn’t release her bite in and started talking to her. She ’Then the woman clamped down tional weapons and the Soviet intervent '^*0^his touchy issue, Shultz w ^ to a more secure world but would be 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. on his finger. She then stood up and able to report progress. He said th^, pledge remain unresolved, Tha Manehaatar Harold laamambar of the Aaaocla«ad Pram, until they were outside, where the became uneasy and tried to leave x,^eanwhile. cost-effective as weti...... mo AudH Suraau of Clreulatlona and the Near England roan Jumped oo his bicycle and fled, the cooler where she was working walked the roan out of the store, ^Otter*^ngresslonal reaction also was generally Soviets seemed willing to carry out Naarapapar Aaaoctaflon. police s ^ e s m a n Fhil Kiracofe at the time, but the man grabbed said Kiracofe. positive. Local Nows ia Brief ~ Rockville High student gets Dispute pits student Manchester Bus Quinn's closes Its doors Friday driver and determining that Robichaud OK to swim with MHS team Bv Andrew Yurkovsky where she was dropped off. without a pass since school began three Manchester’s oldest pharmacy closed its doors weeks ago. She said she had been unable did not have a pass, he said that he would Herald Reporter Robichaud’s daughter, Ift-year-old Friday. and asked him to let his daughter Caryn Robichaud gives the following to obtain one because she lives just short seek to have the high school take Quinn’s Pharmacy of 873 Main St., which first opened Amy Ferranti is ready to be a high school swimming,” he said. "She’s a very good swimmer. swim with Manchester High School An incident Friday afternoon In which version of what happened. of the two-mlle minimum for bus service disciplinary action against the girl for in 1902. was sold to Arthur Drug Stores Inc. of Hartford one-woman swim team. to MRS. riding a bus without authorization. The final agreement will be signed Sunday, according The Rockville High School fresh­ We’re very happy this went throughout her high school career. a high school student was let off by a bus Caryn, who lives at 318 Lydall St., got Deakin was receptive to the idea, " I don’t understand why he didnt tell ’Thrall would not provide the name of to Arthur official Lenny Mecca. man will begin swimming with the through.” a t least a mile from her home has left the off Bus 6 at about 3 p.m. at the stop on he said, because the Bowlihgs have me after he dropped me off that I the bus driver. j i n n ’s stock will be transferred to the Arthur Drug Manchester High School swim Ferranti, 14, Is a five-time YMCA student and the Manchester Bus Co. ClifM de Drive. After she got off the bus, waived liability for the district. ’The couldn’t ride the bus,” she said. Caryn’s mother said the driver would Store at 942 Main St. Sunday, according to Quinn’s team. She will be allowed to swim New England freestyle champion blaming each other. the driver asked her for her pass. When Manchester Board of Education have had every right to tell herdaughter former owner Acle F. “ John” Johnson. courtesy of a contractual agree­ and a Connecticut Age Group An official for the bus company she couldn’t produce one, the driver told The story, as told by Mason Thrall, the unanimously approved the request to get off the bus if she didn’t have a Johnson, 62, said he decided to close the store ment between the Manchester champion. She has competed in the argues that the student, who didn’t have her to return to ‘ he bus and to present general manager of the Manchester Bus pass. But she believes that her daughter because he was tired of his 50- to 70-hour work week. He Board of Education, the Vemon YMCA National Championships, on Monday. a pass, had no business on the bus. But some form of Idratlfication. Co., differs in one significant detail. “ It would be a shame if this shouldn’t have been asked to get back on won’t be going far, however. Quinn’s customers will Board of Education and Amy’s where she finished 22nd and 21st. the student and her mother say that the According to Thrall, Caryn Robichaud swimmer could not develop,” Dea­ Meanwhile, the bus continued on its the bus. find him across the street working as a full-time parents, said her father, the Rev. respectively, in the 50- and 100^ bus driver should have a llo w ^ her to waited until after the bus continued on kin said. “ We’re delighted to have route with Robichaud aboard. The She said Thrall, speaking to her after pharmacist at Arthur’s. David Bowling of First Congrega­ meter freestyle events. get off at the stop nearest her home. its way before telling the driver that she her. She’ll be a good example for driver waited until Just before the stop he had talked with this reporter, did not George Marlow, Johnson’s landlord, said the store is tional Church in Vemon. Amy declined to be Interviewed didn’t have a pass. our kids.” The girl’s mother, Doreen Robichaud, near Grissom Road before contacting tell her about his plans to have her for rent. The action was approved at both for this article. said Friday her daughter would have his dispatcher on the radio, who told him When first told of Robichaud’s daughter disciplined. “ He told me he Manchester’s and Vernon’s board Bowling thought he originally Ferranti will practice with the been forced to walk home In the rain if to let ^bichaud off. charges. Thrall said that the student was going to investigate and will see meetings Monday. The action was had an agreement for his daughter team, but will retain her own coach. she hadn’t been fortunate enough to get Robichaud admitted Friday that she should not have been told to get back on uiiy she was asked to get back on,” she Tbwm lifts Its water ban taken because Rockville High to swim with Bulkeley High School Hertiert G. Aas of the East Hartford the bus. But later, after talking to the said. School does not have its own team in Hartford. However, when Hart­ YMCA’s U ured Swim Club, said a ride from a friend who lives near had been knowingly riding the bus The limitations on outdoor use of water in the eastern and Ferranti is an excellent ford backed out. Bowling ap­ David Frost. Manchester High edge of town has been lifted by the town Water Division swimmer, her father said. proached Wilson E. Deakin Jr., School girls’ swimming coach. because the change season has decreased water In ’’This means she can take part in assistant school superintendent. ’”rhls will give a superior athlete comsumption and because more pumping capacity is a chance to compete in state Lcical News in Brief being provided to serve the area. meets.” Frost said. ’The division thanked residents for their cooperation Ferranti will have to compete in during the water ban. Kite contest is postponed six meets to compete in the state Joyce Porratt takes new post A third pump is being added to the pump station on championships. However, if a Highland Street and will double the pumping capacity. The sixth annual kite-flying contest sponsored by the Savings match is close, Ferranti will not get Plans also call for installing an emergency generator Joyce Hodgson Perrett has been named public Bank of Manchester and the Lutz Children’s Museum, which a chance to compete. relaUons director for the Salvation Arm y in Southern to run the pumps if a power failure occurs. was to have been held Sunday, has been postponed to Sept. 26 at “ She can’t hinder the team.” he New England. said. “ If a meet’s fairly close, she In her position, Perrett 1 noon at Wickham Park. won’t swim, so 1 can get my kid in The bank postponed the event because rain is predicted for will ovewrsee the public­ Coventry names youth coordinator (the w ater).” ity and promotion of the Sunday. . In an ironic twist, the high Arm y’s work in Connecti­ COVEN’TRY — The Town of Coventry has chosen Bank officials said they felt it was better to announce the , school’s first meet will be against cut and Rhode Island. Karen Ravenelle as its new full-time youth services postponement early so families could make other weekend plans. Bulkeley High School on Tuesday Previously, she was the coordinator. Youth Services is a branch of Human concert coordinator and Services and is located in Coventry Town Office publicist for the Hartt School of Music at the ^'Ravenelle’s role will include counseling, crisis University of Hartford. intervention, advocacy, the job bank, outreach and She lives in Manchester community awareness, and program development. FLORSHEIM’ with her husband, Do­ She has a master’s degree in education from Lesley nald, and their three College in Cambridge. Mass., and has worked daughters. primarily as an arts educator, teacher, and prograin The Salvation Army, a developer and has taught theater, puppetry, and non-profit social service storytelling. and religious organiza­ tion, was organized in 4 ’ Lon^n, England, in 1865 DOT makes a traffic shift by William Booth. In The state Department of Transportation report that Southern New England, northbound traffic on Route 15 in East Hartford has the Salvation Army has been shifted north a short distance before the merge Joyce Perrett its headquarters situated with eastbound Interstate 84 and northbound Route 15 at the corner of Asylum The ramp from the Founder’s Bridge to 1-84 ew tl^ n d and Sigourney streets in Hartford. at the merge of Route 2 will continue to »>« one lane of traffic until October. 1-84 east^und will be % ^ moved north onto two lanes of new viaduct in East Sign mishap leads to a suit Hartford after the Main Street overpass A 41-year-old Manchester man has asked the town to u ^ The Roberts Street and Silver Lane Ex t 58 has ^ n repay more than $900 In damages he suffered when his relocated westerly about a quarter of a mile. Moton«s on Governor Street who want to gain access to Rotarts automobile hit a misplaced detour sign, according to H M id photo by Pinto Street and Silver Lane are advised to use Main Stree in town records. N Robert R. LeDoux of 4 Diane Drive has asked the East Hartford. town to repay him $623.13 for damage to his 1986 Rob the Drummer In Glastonbury,.the rehabilitation of the bridge Plymouth station wagon when it struck the sign at the carrying Route 160 over Roaring Brook requires th^ intersection of Wetherell and Horace streets on Aug. traffic be restricted to one-way alternating, controlled 24, the records state. Robert Gottfried, who's known as "Rob Occupational Training Center. He'vi­ by a traffic signal. Traffic was diverted around t ^ Keeney and the Drummer,” presents a lively lecture sited Fi^day during a special Constitu­ Wetherell streets area on Aug,^ 24 because a on the drums to students at the Regional tion celebration. transformer blew out. LeDoux hit one of the signs MMH physician honored Look what’8 turning up... detouring traffic. in the most fashionable man!s wardrobe: The SIEN.^from Florsheim.. a classic tassel Dr. All Imran Shah Hashmi. medical director of pulmonary services at Manchester Memorial Hospi- kiltie, smarter than ever with a trimmer silhouette and fresh accents in soft, supple Coventry Demt plan eats night Chang appeals revoked license tal, recently was recognized for advanced achieve­ calfskin, fully leather lined with genuine moccasin construction so itls comfortable as COVENTRY — An international smorgasbord will ment In internal medicine by the American Board of be held by the Coventry Democratic Town Committee Internal Medicine. ., . well as stylish. $99.95 on Oct. 24 from 7 p.m. to midnight at St. Mary’s hall in Bv Andrew J. Davis The board signed the final tion. improperly touching a pa­ He has received a certificate attesting to high Coventry. The theme, "W e the People,” will honor the Herald Reporter revocation order on Aug. 18 after tient's breasts, administering and acheivement in passing all three parts of the board’s bicentennial of the Unites States Constitution. After the voting in July to suspend his prescribii^ improper drugs, inap­ examination. meal, there will be dancing to the music of the Pipe Dr. Nelson N. Chang, who oper­ license. The action was taken by the propriately applying a vibrating Dream. Tickets at $12.90 per person may be obtained ates acupuncture and pain clinics in state Department of Health Servi­ device and inappropriately hug­ New voters can sign up by phoning 74^684S or 74^8849. Manchester and Bloomfield, is ces’ division of medical quality ging and kissing a patient, he said. appealing the revocation of his assurance after a 38-year-old East REGAL’S Pavis said the board exonerated Registrars of voters will hold a voter-making session m ^ c a l license, said Stanley K. Hartford woman complained that him of asking inappropriate ques­ today from 10a.m. to 1p.m. at the Super Stop A Shop at Christian singles meet Peck, director of the state division an Aug. 26, 1985, examination was tions about the woman’s sexual the Parkade. In case of rain, it will be moved to of n K ^cal quality assurance. inappropriate, said David J. Pavis, experience. Marshall’s mall in the Parkade. EAST HAR’TFORD — The East Hartford Christian The appeal was filed on Wednes­ board spokesman, last month. It may be up to six months before Voter registration will be taken for residents of any Singles wUl meet Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. at St. Christoj^er’s day. two days before the 3(Miay Chang was found guilty on seven the appeal is heard, though. Peck town in Connertlcut. Changes of address and changes Church Hall. Brewer Street. EnterUinment will be appeals Ume limit ran out. Chang of eight charges of sexual miscon­ said. of party enrollment for Manchester residents will also provided by the Old Tinne Fiddler Group from Bristol. had his license suspended in August duct, he said. Chang had been allowed to be accepted. Refrashroents will be served. All singles are Invited. by the state Medical Examinging He was found guilty of perform­ practice medicine while the 36day Admission is $4 for non-members. Board. ing an improper vaginal examina­ appeal period was in effect. Paulsen’s town weather is up for sale AS’n, Calif. — Comedian Pat Oliitaaries Paulsen’s town Is for sale, but he d New planner puts damper on like to stay on anyway, even if he’s daughter, Maria Madalena. no longer the head honcho. FrvdBflc Fitch, phikMopher Amcrlco Tomas There was no official reaction to The sale of AsU. population to start Oct. 5 NEW HAVEN (AP) - Frederic CASCAIS, Portugal (AP) - his death from the Ministry of arrival of royals seven, was forced because Paulwn B. Fitch, Sterling professor emeri­ Former President Americo de Defense, a l^ u g h Tomas served as and his wife, Jane, are divorcing tus of philosophy at Yale Univer­ Deus Rodrigues Tomas, the last navy minister from 1944to KHiS. The after 28 years of marriage. Foreign Ministry Issued no state­ A Rhode Island woman will begin work Oct. S as sity, died at home Friday at the age survivor of a Portuguese ruling Bv Undo Stowell The $3.7 million asking price of 70, the university announced. circle led by the late dictator ment on his passing, nor did the The Associated Press includes the Pat Paulsen Winery, a the town’s new prindpal planner under Planning office of Prime Minister Anibal Director Mark Pelle^ni. A member of the Yale faculty Antonio Salazar, died at his home roomy ranch house, three residen­ since 1037, Fitch was an authority Friday. He was 92. Cavaco Silva. rnpPNWICH — The Duke and Duchess of York ces, a dell, apartment, a wine Lynne M. Pike, now senior environmental Belem palace, the official presi­ s iS S into town Friday to attend elite charitable planner with the Narragansett Bay Commission on symbolic logic and conducted F a irly friend Francisco Leite tasting room and 20 acres of prime exte^ve research on the founda­ Pinto, said Adm. Tomas, a career dential residence, glso remained funS^ons, but a steady downpour threatened to take an vineyards. ~tn^hode Island, will research re la tio n s and silent following word of Tomas’ edge off the festivities that caught international help the town of Manchester revise its plan of tions of logic and mathematics and navy man chosen by Salazar in 1958 Would the buyer try to impeach development as part of her new position. on the application of symbolic logic for the presidency, ’’died in bed, death. ' attention but generated little Interest locally. Mayor Paulsen? u . m to philos^hy. He also served as a with his family about him.” GollMry Couto-B Silva " S e fell a little distant from ‘hem because “Impeachment? No, what will “I want to get back into the mainstream of consultant on logic to IBM and Bell Tomas was head of state for 16 they’re not motorcadlng through town, and it s kind of happen Is, I will go to Paris and niy traditional d ty planning,” said Pike, who will fill Laboratories Inc. years until he was ousted in 1974 ina SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) - like reading about on event that’s in your own town, son. Justin’Baby Doc’Paulsen, will a position that tos been vacant since December, Fitch was bom Sept. 9, 1908, in leftist military coup and exiled to Golbery do Couto e Silva, the said Joan Caldwell, an employee of Peter Brant, who is take over in my place. He’s a when former principal planner Elisa Silverstein Greenwich. He graduated from Brazil. He kept a low profile after political strategist behind Brazil’s ruthless kid. It will be a bloodless leift for another Job. Yale College In 1931 and earned his he was allow ^ to return in 1978. 1964-1985 military regime, died "ISK S.,ah F.,gu„n coup,” Paulsen said.^ Duringber first year as principal planner. Pike doctorate from the university in Leite Pinto was reached by Friday from lung cancer complica­ arrived after a morning flight on British Always will develop a parks and recreation plan, and 1934. teleiAone at Tomas’ home in this tions at age 76. Concord that landed at John F . Kennedy Internationa update zoning, parking and related regulations He is survived by his wife. seaside resort west of Lisbon. No Couto e Silva began his military for the business district. Marguerite Rea Fitch, two daugh­ coroner’s report was made public career in 1927 at the Realengo first visit to the United States by the royal couple Coors marriage ters and four grandchildren. by (^scais authorities on the actua Military School in Rio and emerged since their wedding was meant to be a private family Pike would like to become Involved in the town’s cause of Tomas’ death and thr on the political scene during the reunion and a polo match Saturday beWeen g o ^ Is on the rocks capital improvement program. ”I have some left-leaning presidency of Goulart. friends But as oflFYlday. 1,000 guests had been invited family issued no forma, AP photo Republican activist Holly Coors exp^ence in that area and enjoy that type of Emil Sehrwn, executive announcement. He was considered the nnastermind to Saturday’s events and 147 journalists from all over work,” she said. PERU, Ind. (AP) - Emil Tomas is survived by his wife, behind the 1964 military coup that has filed for divorce from her Schram, former president of the Maria Gertrudes Tomas, and a toppled President Joao Goulart. husband, brewery magnate Joseph Pike, a member of the American Institute of *** A steady'cold rain caused numerous P™,*’'®"’ j Cool dagger Coors, claiming their 46-year mar­ Certifled Planners, received her master’s degree New York Stock Exchange, died planners of the Saturday’s event^ loh due Friday. He was 93. riage is “irretrievably broken.” in city planning from the University of Ohio. She Friday afternoon to cancel Saturday s polo match due British rock star Mick Jasger POses for photograph^^^^ The petition was filed in Jefferson was the management information specialist in the Schram was chairman of the to the rain, according to Reconstruction Finance Corp. the balcony of the Stockholm Grand Hotel Friday County District Court on Monday, Orlando, Fla., city planning department before Thovghto records show. Accompanying the moving to Rhode Island. under President Franklin D. Roose­ S n f Grrup'TcTmpanies!' rTntemational travel afternoon. Jagger is in Sweden to promote his new velt from 1936 until 1941, when he petition was a request that Coors, album, “Primitive Cool." vice chairman of the Adolph Coors was named president of the stock ■04 exchange. Bistop Gerald Kennedy, for the world’s resources, is very Co., be ordered to pay her an He retired in 1951 following a many years a popular preacher of limited in what it can do to unnamed amount for temporary heart attack and moved back to his the United Methodist Church, of­ overcome the evils which beset maintenance, plus attorney fees mankind, perhaps stopping a dicta­ event for the canceled polo match. n-oonWers were Hunter Thompson pals help hometown, where be was chairman fered some real insight into the Despite the uncooperative weather, organizers wer and court costs. Calendars turmoil of our age when he wrote: tor on the rampage. But great Mrs. Coors, 67. a member of a of the Pern ITust Co. the top and a sign reads; ’’HunterS. He is survived by his wife, “The danger of the time does not military power posed against great WOODY CREEK, Colo. — Jour­ prominent Philadelphia family be­ Margaret, and three sons. come from the uneducated tribes­ military power only threatens nalist Hunter Thompson, accused Thompson Defense Fund. Help fore her marriage, "is without The funeral was scheduled for men of Africa but from the death unlimited. of shooting a firearm within the save this pathetic victim of police sufficient funds to enable her to Manchester Monday at First Presbyterian educated men in Russia, Germany, .The constructive weapons for the town of Aspen, says he’s grateful to brutality. Free the doctor! ” prosecute this suit, pay attorney (3iurch. England, the United States. A stniggle against the true enemies of the people who’ve contributed to his "I am very grateful my friends fees and to provide for herself the Monday science divorced from conscience humanity are a sensitive con­ ^''•Tthlnk it’s kind of nice to have a and neighbors came to my aid like ordinary necessities of life,” the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center come to our Town,” said John ^msenmeyer, defense fund - a giant mayonnaise is a dagger held at the heart of science, a warm heart, a sympa­ jar sitting on a tavern bar. this ” Thompson said, eating his motion said. hearing room, 7 p.m. In Memoriam civilization.” thetic spirit. Hie Good Samaritan is Greenwich resident for 22 y®3” ,„^..'T!'roThe event Supporters have dropped a few lunch at the bar Thursday. Phil Lowery, attorney for Mrs. Tneadny Now intelligence is vital and still the hope of the world. Greenwich Polo Club. He was ‘fte^w n The 50-year old columnist for the floors, said she is seeking “a fair In loving memory of our dear dollar bills, some bullets, keys, a Cheney National Historic District Commission, education is good but all the hacksaw blade and file into the jar San Francisco Examiner turned a n d equitable property Probate Court, 4:90 p.m. mother who passed away Septem­ technical skill we can muster will himself in on the petty offense and settlement." ber 20,1986. at the Woody Creek Tavern. A Blue Ribbon Committee of the Fair Rent not save the world unless that skill Rev. H. Osgood Bennett small American flag is stuck into faces a fine of up to $100. Commission, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. Sadly missed by. isguided by noble motives. Military hfinlster of Visitation Parks and Recreation Commission and Conserva­ Her Family ' power, which gets a lion’s share of North United Methodist Church tion Commission, Lincoln Center gold room, 7 p.m. ^ ^ ^ e charity luncheon will benefit the World Wildlife r S S ' S FHend. <1 the « » • ' group working to preserve Beny ^^nefit the resenre The proceeds from the ball will oenem ii SECONDHAND Andover Ifws, Sports, Features and Tate Gallery in London, of which the duchess is a y Wednesday ** ■11‘e guest list Includes nnore than digm^^ Board of Tax Review, Town Office Building, 7 animals will be on hand too. 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I nni»M fo ltH»S«S**i**L**l**.l-***krlL,*51!!Jr^ peace falks Conn g ^ c ii* in Brief evening meeting with Salvadoran leader of the group and chairman of WASHINGTON (AP) - A Senate President Jose Napoleon Duarte, the Senate F o r e i^ Relations west- Coimccticat^iii Brief delegation led by Sen, Christopher e r n hemisphere affairs said Isaacson. J. Dodd left Friday for Central DMV snafus may affect 50 subcommittee. ___ America to talk to the presidents of Isaacson said the delegation W ETHERSFIELD — As many as 50 Connecticut car Dodd was joined by Sens. ^ *7 ^ Honduras. El Salvador, Nicaragua would then fly to N ic a r a g ^ J o Rotary au b liuiucta woman Sanford, D-N.C. and John McCain, owners may have seen their registrations expire in and Costa Rica and monitor the monitor the foreign ministers n^«t- HARTFORD — The Rotary Club of Hartford will August because of administrative difficulties at the R-Ariz., for the weekend trip. regional peace negotiations. Ing there and meet with Nicara­ induct women m ejHMri for the first time in its 77 years “ We leave with the hope that Department of Motor Vehicles, an official said. The trip is the first by the guan. President Daniel Ortegir of existence, the^lub’s president said Friday. these efforts, made in the Senate s Temporary staff shortages due to vacation or sick bipartisan Senate panel created Sunday the group was schedul^ to aub president David Daugherty said five women leave and a surge of neW registration app ications behalf, will lend further support to a Aug. 7 after the Arias peace plan meet with Costa Rican Presidem will be welcomed into the IW-member chapter during process that promises to end during August resulted in a processing backlog, said was signed by five Central Ameri­ Oscar Arias, author of the pearo lunchtime ceremonies Sept. 2$ at the Summit Hotel. decades of hostility and mistrust Michael Kozlowski, executive assistant to DMV can countries, and the first official plan, before returning to “ T^e Hartford club has wanted to induct women for and forge a lasting pence in this Commissioner Lawrence F. DelPonte. congressional monitoring of the some time. In straw polls among members In the last hemisphere,” Dodd sold in a Washington. The result was that some vehicle owners did not get talks, said Jason Isaacson, an aide several years, the response has been overwhelmingly prepared statement. their renewed registration materials in time although to the Connecticut Democrat. The Arias agreement calls In part favorable for admitting women.” he said. "But we The senators flew Friday niorn- Station they had mailed in their forms by the proper deadlines “ The mission of the Observer for on end to foreign aid to ing from Andrews Air Force Bose haven’t up until .ow for fear we would lose our charter Kozlowski said the problem caused the department Group is simple: to gather Informa­ insurgents, including U.S. support to Honduras, where th ^ were from Rotary international.” rededication to review policy on scheduling vacations and its tion from the presidents them­ for the Contras. This year’s U.S. Daugherty said a California ciub that had admitted scheduled to meet with President procedures for processing registration renewals that selves that will help our colleagues Contra aid package of $100 million women lost Its charter but eventually won it back in a A train arriving at Jose Azeona Hoyo. Later, they were evaluate the progress of the Central runs out Oct 1. court battle. Then, at the international Rotary Club expected to fly to El Salvador for an Hartford’s Union ^*^The registration unit is back at full strength, after American peace talks.” said Dodd. convention In Munich. Germany, In June. It was Station breaks being down about a third in August, and is processing decided that chapters In the United States should be renewals at a normal pace, he said. allowed to include women, he said. through a banner as baiioons are re- State seeks bids for DOT design ieased during ce­ Lawsuit filed In ferry collision occupancy in 1991. But he said he Catholic dittenters plan to move Hartford-area locations because of was using an ‘‘optimistic remonies at the HARTFORD — A Salem man who was aboard a WETHERSFIELD (AP) - Jb® a space shortage. Transportation RID G EFIELD — A seminary that educates priests, station Friday. The that crashed in Long Island Sound in Ju'y ha* filed a state has started soliciting bids Commissioner J. William Burns schedule. for a conservative offshoot of the Roman Catholic faith $2.25 million lawsuit against Cross Sound Ferry from architects interested in de­ The current headquarters would station was rededi­ said. be vacated by the DOT and used by will be moved next year to Minnesota because the signing a new $30 million Deport­ The advertisement says the new seminary's rector says it is "a morally purer part of ment of Transportation headquar­ some other state agency. Burns cated as a regional ^*FT*ank E.*^Newman filed the suit Thursday building will provide space for the country than the East Coast.” transportation cen­ District Court in Hartford against the New ^ "d o n ters that would provide space for personal computers, word proces­ said. The Ridgefield property will kept by the followers of company, which operated both ferries involved in the 1,400 employees and Include such ter. sors, central files, mall service, In addition to the DOT headquar­ suspended Roman Catholic Archbishop Marcel Lefeb- acilities as a heliport. food services and a storm control ters, the state Is seeking architects vre and converted into a retreat center, according to AP photo ^^He* iT^^seeklng 10 $1.5 million in compensatoi^ The Department of Public works center. In addlUon, the new facility for 13 other projects. Including an the Rev. Richard Williamson, the rector. damages and $750,000 in punitive damages f®'‘'*’hat his !>egan advertising the project this will have an auditorium, a confer­ architect to construct a new state Lefebvre. a French archbishop, was suspended from S tZ e^ co n ten d s is “ negligent and reckless o ^ week, and DOT spokesman William ence room, parking, accommoda­ police headquarters. That facility his ministry in 1976 by Pope Paul VI for refusing to of both ferries in dense fog with near Keish said Friday that $1 million tions for buses and a heliport. will cost an estimated $4 million, accept changes instituted by the Second Vatican Expert urges child care for all Newman was one of about 190 passengers aboard the was alloctaed this year to get the Burns said he uses a needs a according to public works spokes­ Council. North Star, which collided with the Cape Henlopen just project moving. heliport for emergencies and to woman Judith Barton. Williamson estimated that about 300 people in northeast of Plum Gut. a narrow passage of water Plans call for a 250,000 square- move about to the 114 DOT offices. Connecticut are followers of Lefebvre. 81. who has parents, the program should be By the year 2000, 75 percent of foot building to be constructed In State police and Troop H cur NEW HAVEN (AP) - A founder between Plum Island and Orient Point. N Y. "When 1 do need it, I need it,” headquarters in Econe. Switzerland. Latin masses in underwritten mostly by states and two-parent families will be com­ Newington on about 45 acres owned rently share the same office in of the Head Start program pro­ local communities through prop­ posed of both mothers and fathers Burns said. Hartford, and they would continue the old order are said at the seminary and weekly at the posal on Friday that child care by the state on the Berlin Turnpike. The commissioner said he ex­ who work outside the home, he said to share the new headquarters to be Ramada Inn.in Windsor Locks, he said. programs open to all youngsters be erty taxes, he said. Shelton construction worker killed The DOT currently is based in pects the construction to begin in No group previously has esti­ Zigler likened today’s day-care Wethersfield, but some employees built in the Hartford area. developed in elementary schools two years, and the facility ready for mated a pricetag on what quality system to the education system SHELTON — A 32-year-old Ansonia man has l^en have been shifted to two other and that property taxes ultimately child care would cost annually before public schools were man­ killed in a construction accident, Shelton authorities pay for them. Groton man mutt pay ‘vex’ charge nationwide, he said. dated. People who can afford Yale psychology professor Ed­ Given the growing numbers of quality child care get it while *^Michael Spooner was putting air into a bre on an GROTON — A former Groton resident has been ward Zigler lik en ^ his proposal to working mothers, taxpayers will people on low incomes are often enormous earth mover Thursday whM the rim on the ordered to pay 859,001 in damages for abusing the legal public education and said federal realize the importance of quality forced to seek out marginal or wheel split, decapitating him, according to Shelton system in what a Superior Court Judge labeled legislation is in the works that day care and support it as they do inadequate day care because of "vexatious use of the courts.” would fund model programs in 60 police Sgt. Philip Kirpls. K..iiain« ’WestowTi ^l^rm a cy Superior Court Judge D. Michael Hurley Thursday public education, Zigler said. To­ financial restraints, he said. Spooner was part of the construction crew building schools. day, 65 percent of the mothers of High-quality infant care, where the L ’Hermltage Condominiums. ordered F^ter R. Johl. whjo now lives in Omaha. Neb., " I t ’s now time for our nation to school-aged children and 55 percent one caretaker attends to no more He was pronounc^ dead at the scene , to pay the damages whlhc stem from a 12-year-old land move toward universal child care.” compensation dispute with the town. of the mothers of preschoolers than three babies, costs up to $150 a D. Garrity of Monroe, an assistant state medica said Zigler, director of the Bush week per child, Zigler said. Johl. who once petitioned unsuccessfully for the U.S. Center in Child Development and a work, he said. examiner. 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Supreme Court to hear his case, has been seeking the former director of the federal return of 42.5 acres of coastal marsh and woodlands the Office of Child Development. Seabrook owner likely to default town condeinned for public use in 1975. He also claims Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.. 6 4 3 -5 2 3 0 he never r e i^ v M just compensation for the land. the chairman of the subcommittee Baumert^c!>? ®“ sale®^ MANCHESTER N H. - The main owner ?f tlie-^ When the Superior Court decided the original on children, families, drugs and condemnation suit in favor of the town, Johl filed 27 alcoholism, will introduce into Your Headquarters for Lawn Boy, motions to reargue the case, according to attorney Congress within the next few weeks Joseph E. Moukawsher. who has represented the town. a $120 million bill to fund the 60 Trimmer’s, Mowers, Accessories involuntary bankruptcy procecdjr^^ unmoshire the Our fully computerized prescription depart­ "H e filed a motion to reargue, and then a motion to model schools, said Marsha Ren- Parts, Service and Salea But Public Service Company of New Hampsmre. reargue the motion to reargue, jind then a motion to wanz, the subcommittee’s staff ment allows us to give you a complete record of reargue the motion to reargue the motion to reargue, director. and on and on,” Moukawsher said Thursday. Renwanz said Dodd had "high All Mowars On Sale vour expenses for your tax or Insurance needs. hopes” for the bill, known as the ------Stop In and request yours New School Child Care Demonstra­ at 20% Off and more. I WatortHiry official pleads guilty tion Project. It would fund a today. This also .allows us to program in a school in each of the 50 LAWN-BOY STXiL DECK could take six weeks. > iwileve legal W ATERBU RY — Guilty pleas on two counts of states and in 10 other schools. SPECIAL 8088. 21” 8ELP- Harrison sold company advi^rs ^neve >ega automatically bill your pre­ corrupt practices have been entered for a Waterbury If Implemented nationwide. PROPEUINQ MOWER WITH precedent would lead a ^ankroptcy j g housing official who had been arrested on charges Zigler said his program would cost Awnfi RiUn FAMOUS LAWN4I0Y OUAUTY "Look, there’s on exchange offer, let s wait anu scriptions to ALL Insurance involving absentee-ballot abuse in the city’s Demo­ about ITS billion a year. After an AND STEEL DECK VALUE cratic gubernatorial primary in May 1986. interim period funde by govern­ *3 9 9 ” • Lawn-Boy two-cycle onglno — no % ? c2 iS i’uum, ««ie . cards with speed and William N. Battles, 55. a city community leader and ment grants and payments by messy oil to check or change. Seabrook: United niumlnating Co. project manager for the housing authority, entered the BiMiitt$PriM and Northeast UtiliUes slightly more than 4 percen • Positive traction, rear wheal drive efficiency. If your current pleas Thursday. Battle’s attorney. Mitchell M. Berger, said Battles *3 1 9 ” • Large capacity, quick relaasa pharmacy does not offer these I pleaded guilty under the state’s Alford doctrine, under rear bag. Georges Bank leases halted which a defendant declines to admit wrongdoing, but Ffoo Sot Up • Rugged 14-gauga steel deck. services, please feel free to WASHINGTON_A Senate panel, reversing if® acknowledges the stete probably has' sufficient and Dallvary • Comfortable, easy-to-use evitence to convict him. on all controls. have us obtain copies of your Battles is the fifth of 10 people arrested in .67* Maehinaa at • Full one-year limited investigation Into the primary ballot fraud to plead senslUve areas of Georges Bank off the New e,ngian prescriptions for filling at Baumarta. warranty. S guilty in the case. A sixth person charged in the case “ Krevlousyears.theSeMteApproprlation^^^^ u was granted accelerated rehabilitation. 8 7 2 -2 1 4 0 Westown. Under a sentencing agreement ^ w e e n Berger and Come see over 14 models on sale. Waterbury State's Attorney John A. Connelly that was presented to Superior Court Judge Anne C. Dranginis. WIISM Battles is e x p ^ e d to be sentenced Oct. 30 to a MassachusetU lawmakers. four-year suspended sentence, three years’ probation Baumert'S!.** and 300 hours of,cp]i)rpppity.^<;nt?'<. ^ rn»'-•'I!!!?!!) U.S./WoiM U Brief U.S./World fai Brief ‘Wdlk'Wifh’ me,’ woman Fla. governor changes his mind 2,800 work«rt Idto al nuka tttt ilta TALLAHASSEE. Fla. — Gov. Bob Martinez on Friday bowed to intense criticism and said his LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Neariy S.MO union workeri ‘■’snj remained off the Job Friday at the Nevada Teat Site and tells pope promoUon of a blllion-dollar service tax was a mistake, a super-iecret l^alth aircraft baae, alowlng work at and he now wants the Legislature to repeal it. the inatallationa. "The salee tax on services has shaken public policy Steve Leon, a apokeaman for Reynolda Electrical in Flmida to Ita very foundation,” said Martinez, who and Engineering Co., aaid 3,7M of the company’a >,9M SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Im­ appeared downcast by the last month’s turn of events. union workera honored picket linea of ^ U n g but ploring Pope John Paul II to “walk "So. we face a crisis that goes beyond the political drivera and Culinary Union workera. with me.” a woman lay leader fortlines of me or anyone else.” v , . The company ia the prime contractor at the two demanded more voice for ordinary The 5 percent levy on services such as advertising, government inatallationa. Catholics in the church Friday and professional fees, lawn maintenance and pest control Leon aaid no new talka were acheduled between t(dd the ponUff: “I expect to be was expected to raise about $745 million for the fiscal Reynolda officiaia and Culinary Union negotiatora. The fiS treated as a mature, educated and year that began July 1, when it went into effect, and $1.2 company waa reported talking Friday with officiaia of responsible adult.” billion in the 1988-89 fiscal year. aome of the other nine trade uniona whoae contracta "Let me walk with you,” Donna But the backlash proved costly. expire Oct. 1. Hanson, bishop’s secretary for The Republican governor’s popularity plummeted in Dale Fraaer, preaideht and general manager of social ministries in Spokane, polls after he and the Democratic-controlled Legisla­ k-N 'fc' Reynolda, aaid the company ia prepared to continue Wash., urged the pope at a meeUng ture pushed the services tax into law. operating at the preaent pace. of U.S. laity. “Your Holiness, ‘Tt'a hard to predict how long thia will laat,” Fraaer please let me kndw that you are also Top economic adviser quits willing to walk with me. Accus­ aaid of the atiike by 617 workera who provide food WASHINGTON - Beryl W. Sprinkel. a conservative 'lit' aei^cea at the two aitea and the 121 bua drivera who tomed as I am to dialogue, consultation and collaboration, I do economist who muted his criticism of the Federal tranaport workera to the teat aite. "Work ia continuing Reserve Board to serve as President Reagan s top AP photo but it ia alow.” not always fdel that I am beard.” At midaftemoon, the pope left economic adviser, on Friday became the sewnd high-ranking administration official to resign within a Pro-Syrian politician wounded San Francisco for Detroit, the last Head~on crash stop on his nine-city American tour, BEIRUT, Lebanon — Three asaailanU with where he will visit the Polish- foiinkel, 63, cited "personal reasons” and a desire to train from Innsbruck to Vienna and a silencer-equipped piatols wounded politician- American community of Ham- return to the private sector. His resignation takes Rescue operations continue after Fri­ passenger train from Vienna to Salzburg effect in late November. „ ^ ^ Joumaliat Elie Maalouf on Friday, the fourth tramck, give a speech on social day’s head-on crash of two collided near Lambach, about 25 miles aaaaaaination attempt in five daya against a leading, Justice, and celebrate Mass at tl» Reagan, in a letter to Sprinkel. a c c e p ^ the trains in northern Austria. Railway pro-Syrian Lebanese figure. Pontiac Silverdome. resignation “with the deepest regret.” Spnnkel, m his southwest of Linz. A police spokesman said the three fired seven shots During his 21-hour visit to the city letter to Reagan, offered to help the president in any officlais said at ieast three people were at Maalouf from a red BMW as he drove in Moslem by the bay, be repeatedly faced the way he could when he returns to private life, and kiiied and 101 wore injured. An express west Beirut at 10: IS a.m. issues that have dogged him described his service in the administration as a The spokesman, who spoke on condition of throughout his trip; demands that treasured experience.” u anonymity, said Maalouf was hit three times in the women, homosexuals, the divorced In an interview, Sprinkel saitlhe would return to abdomen, shoulder and face. A spokesman at and minorities have more say in Flossmoor, HI., a Chicago suburb. He said he had no Senators won’t invoke war act American Univeraity Hospital said Maalouf was in a their church. specific plans as yet. but hopes to be a coMultant, do some “public speaking, writing and agree ^ any action opposing the stable condition after surgery. Those issues on Thursday night Congress in the waning days of the gulf policy, even though 37 U.S. Maalouf, 36, a Christian, heads the Syrian Social sparked the largest and noisiest possibly some teaching. c„,-i„ir»rs WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite Vietnam War. All presidents since AP photo Economists said they did not think |P'^"hel s sharp criticism of President Rea­ seamen were killed when the Nationalist Party's education department. protest of John Paul's trip so far. then have said they question the frigate Stark was hit by an Iraqi He also works as a translator for the foreign desk of when 2,000 people chanted “shame, departure as chairman of the Council of Economic gan’s Persian Gull policy, a divid^ law’s constltuUonality. but the missile on May 17. Lebanon's leading daily newspaper, An-Nahar, and Worfd*8 tallest shame” and “pope, go home” Advisers will signal any change in Sendte Criticism has been muted In. ' sity in the capital's Moslem sector. Todd Vender Pluym stands in the center of his pope blessed 64 AIDS victims. His force the withdrawal of U.S. The law requires a president to recent weeks as the convoys have A source at An-Nahar, speaking on condition of not 20-foot-high, 160-ton sand castie, said to be the worid’s spokesman, Joaquin Navarro, said Iraq says Its planes In action personnel from the war-torn noUfy Congress within 48 hours proceeded without Incident, but tfo waterway. „ being Identified, said the shooting was "not directed tallest, in Santa Monica, Calif., Thursday. The project, the pontiff heai^ some of those after he sends U.S. mUltary person­ flrit convoy wat marred July against the newspaper. The attempt is related to the demonstrators but did not see MANAMA, Bahrain - 1"*! The Senate voted down, 50-41, a when the Bridgeton, the largett of 700-mlle mission to attack "S,.” ' nel into situations of Imminent power struggle within the SSNP.” started July 18. consists of 34,650 shingles, 11,204 interior them. proposal that would have triggered danger. The personnel would have the U.S.-protected ahlpa, hit a mine. terminal in the southern Persian Gulf the War Powers Act. beams, 5,604 windows and a 16-square-foot courtyard. About 75 protesters also gathered ship off the Iranian coast Friday in an escalation of its to be withdrawn if Congress doesn t Friday outside St. Mary's Cathed­ The decision came as tne approve their deployment alter 60 Sen. Brock Adams, D-Wash., Delta Air Lines faces criticism ral, where the pope listened to the Democratic-controlled fhamber said, "We are proceeding down the **lran*dalmed its anti-aircraft guns thwarted an Iraqi plowed through a $302 biUiOT bill track toward war In the gulf and WASHINGTON — The Federal AviaUon Administra­ lay leaders. After that meeting, he raid on the Kharg Island oil terminal, shooting down a Reagan’s Persian Gulf policy rode to Candlestick Park and, authorizing the Pentagon « budget that is what the War Powers Act is tion sharply criticised Delta Air Lines on Friday, Bork insists he won’t involves reflagging 11 KuwalU meant (o r... the environment there saying an inspection revealed widespread problems standing on aivaltar built on second (or the fiscal year starting Oct. 1. tankers and convoying them base, celebrated Mass before a ^®lraq said its raid on Kharg othej Still pending were decisions on a clearly meets the test of the War with crew coordination, poor communicaUons and in res^nse to Iranian shelling, which it said killed nine number of controversial Issues, through the gulf with U.S. Navy "lapses of discipline” in the cockpit. crowd estimated by the Secret warships. Congressional critics Powers Act.” press poiiticai agenda including nuclear arms Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., The FAA aaid in a report that Delta's "lack of clear Service at 71,000 people. ‘^*ta*New York a report by U.N. Secretery-General chemical weapons, anti-satellite fear the United States will be drawn agreed with Adams, telling his cut" management guidance to pilots was largely “In my cultural experience, Javier Peres de Cuellar on his just completed *l*-^ay into the Iran-Iraq war since Kuwait responsible for shortcomings found during a five-week questioning is generally not rebel­ weapons and a military pay raise. colleagues, "there Is not one WASHINGTON (AP) - Robert losing altitude in the Senate. He’s r S S n ^ a id Iran indicated it -ould a g r^ to an The Persian Gull debate waa has aided Iraq, but Reagan has member of this body that doesn’t review of the carrier's flight operations. H. Bork said Friday he's not out to been rabidly jettisoning the bag­ lion nor dissent,” Ms. Hanson told refused to invoke the War Powers undeclared cease-fire while the U n i^ Nations touched off by an know we’re courting disaster in the The investigation was prompted widely publicized press a poliUcal agenda on the gage of a lifeUme,” Kennedy said. the pope. “It is rather a desire to identifies the aggressor in the 7-year-old Persia Act. ^ . calling on Reagan to invoke the war Congress has not yet been able to Persian Gulf.” pilot mistakes this summer Including one case in which Supreme Court and added he would Bork countered, “If those participate.and is a sign of maturity Powers Act, the 1973 law enacted by a plane narrowly avoided a collision over the Atlantic be "disgraced in history” if he charges were not so serious, the of love.” Tehran Radio quoted Iran’s chief justice. Ayatollah Ocean and an incident in which a Jetliner came within abandon^ the moderate stands discrepancies between the evi­ The pontiff listened attentively as Musavl-ArdebiU, as telling a Friday prayer ra»y there SOO feet of ditching into the Pacific Ocean. he’s taken in Senate hearings and dence and what you say would be Ms. Hanson spoke and, when she would be a “gUmmer of hope ” for peace if the unitea The FAA report did not address the incidents turned radically rightward after highly amusing.” concluded to a standing ovation, he ' Nations declared Iraq the aggressor. Pentagon wants more than apology specifically, but expressed concern about the perfor­ conflrmaUon. placed his band on her forehead in mance of pilots at Delta, the nation’s fourth-largeat "I have no ideological agenda As the committee strained to blessing. Constitution reading re-enacted , reasons (or the incident." airline. and it wouldn’t do me any good if I conclude its quesUoning of Bork — John Paul did notdirectly answer servicemen attached to an accre­ Sims Identified the two Ameri­ which has lasted longer than WASHINGTON (AP) “ ^Soriet dited military liaison office in East did,” he said. "If confirmed, I don't her, but said that the church PHILADELPHIA - J h e Pennsylvania Foreign Minister Eduart A. S ^ cans as Air Force Capt. Bennett Shuttle rocket test Is A -O K intend to be the only one ranning tesUmony by any other prospecUve recognizes that the “special gifts" convened here Friday for the «rst t‘rn® Germany. ^ ^ McCutcheon of Scottsdale. Ariz., new JusUce in the five decades of vardnadze apologized Friday for But Shevardnadze insisted the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Hot fuel gases around up there with a political of women are needed more than the shooting of an Amencan and Air Force Master Sgt. Charles agenda.” such hearings — the nominee also ever. And in an apparent conces­ Soviets had fired only warning L. Barry of Tucson. Ariz. Barry, a penetrated no closer than about three inches to any came under fresh attack from l5?iheCoii«il»Uo».l Conv«nU»n. t o serviceman by Soviet soldiers in shoU and that both sides were at 0-ring seal in the "completely successful” first Bork, 60, answered quesUons well sion to sensitivities on the issue, he East Germany, but the Pentagon 15-year veteran who was driving into die evening in what has become opponents who said his earlier did not use the occasion to repeat fault. the vehicle, suffered a superficial full-scale test firing of a redesigned space shuttle said it would insist on a fuller Sims dismissed those assertions, booster rocket, the manager of the rocket design team a marathon inquiry into his fitness views frighten women and the church prohibition on women explanation of the ’’unprovoked wound from a bullet fragment to his for conflrmaUon, and was to return minoriUes. becoming priests. saying the two Americans were reported Friday. sttack, , ouUide any restricted area; had left arm and Is in good condition, "Iflhadtow ritea scenario for the results of this test, Saturday for a fifth day of tesUm- At one point. Sen. Howard Met- However, he reaffirmed that Robert Sims, the Pentagon’s the spokesman said. ony before the Senate Judiciary divorced Catholics who remarry been fired upon with an automatic I would not have changed anything in the way it worked senbaum, a stem opponent of . t o , chief spokesman, declined to rule weapon from behind, and had done Shevardnadze said the two Amer­ out,” John Thomas told a news conference at NASA’s Committee. No high court nominee fork’s nominaUon, accused him of outside the church cannot receive out unspecified’’(urtherartions in has ever been quesUoned at such communion, but added the church nothing to violate the terms of the icans were "very close" to an area Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsviile, Aia. once approving a ruling that gave as Independence Hall. meeting to order at response to the attack in addition to 1947 agreement that established the "which Is prohibited to members of The conference was monitored by reporters here and length before. women at a chemical plant the “assures these Catholics, too, of her After a town cner ca ll^ ami" Franklin formal protests that were lodged The Friday session adjourned at deep love.” Military Liaison Mission system. foreign military missions." at other space agency centers. “shocking” choice of being fired or about 1 p.m., an actor portraying . .-gigiators Thursday. ^ „ "This was an obviously serious The two-minute test firing was conducted Aug. 30 at 6: IS p.m. EDT, more than 10 hours accepUng sterilixaUon to avoid The issue is one of extreme explain^ the document to the assembled legislator Shevardnadze, appearing at a "They were taking pictures of after It began. Saturday's hearings importance, particularly in the incident that had almost tragic Soviet military aircraft and also the Morton Thiokol plant in northern Utah. Morton danger to potenUal fetuses. and urged its ratification. news conference at ‘h® resulU,” Sims said. "What we have Thiokol manufactures the solid fuel booster rockets. will begin at noon. United States where there are “I welcome you to a city with a very. ^ embassy here, acknowledged that were engaging In radio and elec­ fork said the ruling was fair and done is protest this as totally The space shuttle Challenger and its crew of seven Earlier Friday, Kennedy, D- many divorced Catholics. history, and with Mayor W. Wilson Soviet military personnel had tronic gathering near the Soviet Mass., accused Bork of following a humane in at least giving the The pope’s morning meeting was unjustifiable. We’ve said that we military facility,” he said. were lost Jan. 21. 1666, when a faulty booster rocket opened fire Thursday alter con­ expect a full explanation (or the Joint allowed gas and flame to bum through rubbery White House strategy of changing women a choice rather than leaving devoted to the role of the country's srsaTiS. .1.“^ '>•••'• fronting a vehicle carrying two U.S. 0-ring seals, touching off an exploaioo of the external his views to win conflrmaUon. "Mr. them to be demoted or dismissed S2.9 million Catholics in the life of faces in obtaining state funds. fuel tank 72 seconds after launch. fork's balloon has been rapidly outright. the church. II... II ...... ” 1 ...... !1 .. . f . (1 H Biiaiiiess in Brief He’s skeptical of BUSINESS 1 am an attorney handling QUESTION: criminal cases and have little LaiKl succeeds Montany at P&W My life insu­ knowledge of business matters. FAST HARTFORD — Donald H. Lang of Vernon has rance policy Where can 1 find out how well a been promoted to vice president, group strategic matures this Investors’ mutual fund has performed over Highlights Trade balance holds the key ^ n i n x . for United Technologies’ Pratt k Whitney month and I the past several years, If dividends Land succeeds Eugene have been ap­ and capital gains distributions proached by the Guide were not reinvested? Also, how can By Chot Currior R. Montany of Manches­ brokerage affil­ 1 learn how ‘ much income in Tho Aaaeclcdfld Prom MARKET REPORT ter. who Is retiring after William A. Doyle of the week 36 years with the iate of the insu­ dividends and capital gains distri­ butions a mutual fund will produce. N E W YORK - In the river of Activity over the past 30 trading days company. rance company ANSWER: .The prospMtus of By Tha AaMCiotad Pratt numbers that runs constantly In his new position, to put the money through W all Street, the one that Lang will be responsible into two of its each mutual fund providw the ■ The nation’t groat national product grew at a mutual funds. basic information you’re seeking — stands out moat prmninently these for the company’s long- who said It played fast and loose One of the funds is said to have a the change in annual share value, , 3.5 pareant annual rata during the April-June days is the U.S. trade deficit. .. range strategic business yield of about 11 percent, the other a with the facts. quarter, f aatar than a prevloua ettimate. As moat analysts see it, the trade planning. dividends and capital gains distri­ yield of approximately 20 percent. Many mutual funds have had ■ AftW 'tax corporate profita climbed 4.S balance holds the key to the outioiA L§ng 'Joined PAW in butions — for that particular fund. With interest and dividends on "total returns” exceeding 11 and 20 For comparative information’ on percent in the Apiil-June quarter, the beat for inflation, interest rates and the 1965 as an engineering percent. Total return is a measure­ other investments being relatively many mutual funds, study the tbowing aince laat fall. continued growth of the domestic trainee. He has held a ment of how well — sometimes. how low. I'm skeptical about going into Wiraenberger .Investment Com­ ■ The deficit in the U.S. current account, the economy. variety of positions in badly — an investment In a mutual either of those mutual funds. pany Services manual, which you ll broadeat meature of international tranaactiona, And whenever they discuss the n military and commercial fund turns out, assuming all divi­ Wouldn’t 1 be safer buying a find In the reference section of widened to a record 141.1 billion in the ApriMune recent sliunp in b o ^ and stock engineering, marketing dends and capital gains distribu­ certificate of deposit at a federally many large public libraries. Some quarter. prices, market commentators have III and program manage­ tions are reinvested to buy more insured bank or savings and loan newer funds are not included in that ■ Bualneaalnventoriea rote 0.3 percent in July no troiible pointing to the probable ment. Most recently, he association? sli&res. fat book, but you’re rightfully aa total butineaa aalea remained eaaentially culprit. was program manage­ But total return should not be ANSWER: Of course you would. looking for long-term records. unchanged. “ Most of the worry in both tiie h ment vice president for 2,$S0- Assuming you stay within the limit 'cOnfua^ with yield. In a period of Caution! Do not count any mutual ■ Houalng conatniction edged down 1.5 percent stock and bond prices have been Pratt k Whitney’s office of $100,000 per depositor at a falling prices, total return can be a fund’s past "performance as assu­ in Auguat aa riaing mortgage ratea continued to focused on A capital spending. ***^w ell” b a ^ in Atlanta, took over the Milford what was said to you. or the broker U A W workera in return for the aupport of union months away,” observed John 54.10 poinu to 3.334.04, for its “So what is left? Trade,” Con­ operation when it bought leaden for more flexible work rulea. Tbe Connolly at Dean Witter Reynolds nolly said. “A decline in the trade largest weekly point loss in more agreement atiU inuat be approred by the n n k than a year. . Dunrea said Wednesday that Sewell JOHNNirS Inc. “ W e suspect that uppermost in deficit will transfer production to othCT plants then and cannot now ^ n om ica lly andfUik the minds of policymakers is how to United States, fill up those facto­ The New York Stock Exchange Stanley scraps sale plan ■ HMMiaandaofChryalerCorp.workeninthe make the economic expansion laat ries, and trigger orders for plant composite index dropped 3.63 to BRASS KEY United Statea were forced to atay home after that long." and equipment.” 176.36; the American Stock Ex­ supplying professionals with tools NEW BRITAIN (AP) — 3**® and the other products about 10,000 Canadian counterpaita went on Tbe time-honored tactic of stimu­ The only trouble is, he noted, the change market value index 1.31 to l.t«r region, Stanley Works announced Friday atrlke, but the Canadian union reached a lating the economy through in­ 353.66, and the NASDAQ composite repairing, assembling and build­ trade numbers so far have not % e Milford plant, said the situation was that an agreement to sell its precast tentative aoeord. creased government spending is begun to move in the desired index for tbe over-the-counter concrete business to the Breeko ing, Ayers said. will now bie ■ Honda Motor Co. aaid it will apend $501 not on the menu of choices this time, market 5.31 to 440.86. ble for us even to discuss.” She said direction. Instead, the gap between didn’t know the exact date of the plant closing. Corp. of Nashville. Tenn.. was Ayers also announced that Stan­ million to expand iu U.S. opentiona and alao because of the sise and notoriety of exports and Imports has been Volume on the Big Board aver­ scrapped because Breeko was ley has acquired selected assets of the federal budget deficit, Connolly aged 165.03 million shares a day, open on plana to increaae the U.S.4milt content of ita vridening, from $15.71 billion in Goldberg-Zoino names associate unable to arrange the necessary Beach Industries Ltd., a leading c a n . said. June to a record $16.47 billion in against 191.3$ million the week Canadian manufacturer of metal Consumers also are Just about before. financing. „ _ , n ■ Dart Group Corp.propoaed to buy Dayton July. Goldberg-Zoino k Associates ®,i^*®2eJitfy Stanley will resume efforts to sell tool boxes and other products for Hudaon Corp., one of the counuya largeat engineering/environmental c— ng fijj^rec ^^y the precast concrete structures professional mechanics and and SUNDAYS retallen, in a deal that could be worth $1.3 billion business and invest piweeds in do-it-yourselfers. Inc^andatock. Rosenvinge, district businesses "that more clrorly m Beach Industries Is located In n G. Helleman Brewing Co. recommended to Econom y grows at moderate rate manager of its Vernon out strategic emphasis, Richard Smith Falls, Ontario. The transac­ iU aharebolden that they reject a $1.01 billion office, to the position of H. Ayers. Stanley president and tion is to be formally concluded buyout offer from Auatniian Alan Bond, aa associate. chief executive officer, said in a WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. American goods competitive again For the first six months of the Von Rosenvinge has Sept. 30 when substantially all of Wiaconain’a governor aigned anti-takeover on overseas markets. year, the G N P grew at a rate of 3.S statement. Beach Industries’ assets are trans­ economy grew at a moderate 3.5 been with GZA since 1979 The company plans to concen­ leglalation Into law that may help the company percent rate in the spring as the The rise in exports was accom­ percent, up sharply from economic ferred to Stanley Canada Inc., a and has managed the trate on supplying products and control iUdeatiny. biggest surge in export sales in panied by a turnaround in business growth in all of 1996 of 3.9 percent subsidiary of The Stanley Works. ■ Brock way Inc. agreed to be acquired by Vernon office since 1986. services for do-it-yourselfers and seven years helped lift the fortunes investment, which Jumped by 11.7 which bad been the weakest perfor­ This pffice has doubled in Owena-minola Inc. for $744 million, in a merger of American manufacturers, tbe percent in tbe spring, the biggest mance since the end of the 1961-83 size since von Rosenv­ that would increaae the privately held government reported Friday. increase in two years. recession. inge took over, with pnn- Serving Owena-IIlinoia’ leaderahip in the glaaa conuiner The Commerce Department re­ The new 3.5 percent GNP growth The administration predicts the cipal business sectors Xerox signs deal in China Induatry. port on the increaae in tbe gross figure was an upward revision from economy will expand 3.3 percent being foundation design ■ Marine Midland Banka Inc. accepted national product, the broadest a month ago, when the government Breakfast this year. With the strong perfor­ and groundwater/ha- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.'a measure of economic health, had put growth at a 3.3 percent rate. factories, one for machine assem­ <2 mance in the first six months, the zardous waste engineer aweetened $750 million bid to buy the M percent showed an economy growing even The new report also scaled back STAMFORD (AP) - Xerox bly, another for the manufacture of only from GNP will only have to average 3 ing. In-house capabilities of Marine Midland it did not already own. faster than previously thought the increase in inflation during the Corp. announced Friday it had photo-receptors and one to make percent growth through the end of for soil and groundwater signed a joint venture with ■ Sara Lee Corp. aaid it waa negotiating to buy during the April-June quarter. spring, showing a price index tied to the toner and developer. the year to reach that goal. testing are being deve­ Shanghai SMPIC Corp. to make 7 am - 1 pm a food and conaumer producta unit from Akio NV Economists noted much of tbe the GN P riaing at an annual rate of loped now. Xerox Shanghai will have the of the Netherlanda for $000 million and alao aaid it strength was concentrated in an 4.1 percent, down from an earlier copiers in China. "W e have a surprisingly strong Von Rosenvinge is a Xerox Shanghai, the com ^ny capacity to produce 30,000 copiers a would aell ita Electrolux diviaion to managera for upturn in manufacturing, a sector estimate that prices were rising 4.3 economic momentum right now. registered professional created by the agreement sign ^ in year. The registered capital of the johnniB^s Br«H Key depressed for two years by stiff percent. an u n d ia c lo ^ aum. For the fifth year of an economic engineer in Connecticut. Shanghai, is expected to begin new company is $30 million. 829 Main St ■ Timea M irror Co. aaid it aold the Denver foreign competition. “ This report presents a more expansion, this is not bad at all,” T. von Rosenvinge Massachusetts and ooeration by the end of the year. It U.S. exports shot up at an annual solid picture of the economy in the The agreement announced Fri­ Poat to MediaNewa Group for $05 million, which said David Jones, an economist ^ b e located in Minhang, a Manchattar rate of 17.9 percent in the spring, second quarter than before. We had day is a 80-year renewable Joint a week earlier acquired the Houaton Poat. with Aubrey G. Lanston k Co., a special economic development ■ Chemical New York Corp., the nation’s the biggest quarterly improvement better growth and lower inflation government securities dealer in S-AlS.it.* S.A" I KS venture contract and a 10-year 643-8609 zone near Shanghai, and employ renewable technology licensing fourth largeat bank holding company, said it since early 1990. This was sure to and that is the best kind of news to New York. hearten the Reagan administra­ have,” said Allen Sinai, chief agreement. would cut ita work force by about 10 percent and The current recovery is already Massachusetts Institute of Technology tion. which worked to reduce the economist of Shearson Lehman tied as the longest peacetime sell non-atrateglc businesses. GZC is based in Newton, Mass. dollar’s value as a way of making Brothers of New York. expansion in history. • » I ^ » r Colson recounts plays for Nixon’s favor ,F I ■ reporter Gary Clouser has culled ^ e attached to the Watergate debacle. onraoN WASHINGTON - Colson writes. For example, Nixon files and come up with a few of this The Iran-contra scan­ had few visitors when he was holed up year’s hopefuls: dal and Watergate are m John M. Gill served in Vietnam in San Gemente during the year after and reUred as a master sergeant in often compared — for his resignation, but one of these was a their illegalities, cor­ Jack 1974. 'Hie Army wanted to hire him for Republican who had been fiercely secret intelligence work in Saigon as a Potomac Potpourri ruption, gross misuse of opposed to many of Nixon’s activities. I think FAVIP power and political stti- civilian employee, but regulatloM Anderson “Without fanfare,” Colson writes. prohibited hiring him within six IS SETTlNe SERIOUS! HE pidity. The parallel also Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., "an extends to a pheno­ months of his retirement. He assisted evangelical Christian, traveled twice In the 1975 American evacuation of Borrowing |okes WANTS To EXCHAN&e menon that is peculiar to San Clemente. His reason? Simply, to Washington: the Saigon anyway, and had to leave as he told me later, 'to let Mr. Nixon behind substantial personal property. Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., Isn’t the only K-aop Test results! petty Jockeying among know that someone loved him.’” presidential contender charged with "borrowing White House aides for a Had he been an employee, he would “was equipped with tape measures The new book by Colson is primarily have been eligible for $15,000 compen­ material’’ for his speeches. place in the sunshine of a president s a trenchant condemnation of Chris­ Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., says Sen. Albert and meticulous instruments to insure sation. Rep. Tony Coelho, D-Callf., is smile. j that in all sleeping accomodations Mr. tians on both the far left and the far Gore, D-Tenn., stole one of his favorite jokes. Charles “Chuck” Colson. Richard right for subverting Christianity, and trying to get Gill his money. Nixon’s one-time hatchet man who is Ziegler’s bed and Gen. Haig’s bed ■ Richard Ireland was a Farmere In fact, Gore and former Arizona Gov. Bruce would be equidistant from the of Christians in the middle for failing Babbitt — also a 1988 presidential contender'^ now a born-again Christian and prison Home Admlnsltratlon employee who president’s.” to stand up to poUtlcal propaganda used the same joke on the same day before the reformer, hnawrltten a new book that and pressures. was transferred in 1978. Unable to sell / will be published soon. Titled “King- In an equally Mickey Mouse epi­ his home In Maine within the two-year same group of southern legislators. ’The joke sode, when Nixon ordered Colson to interestingly, Colson writes that involves a presidential candidate who is turned doms In Conflict,” it deals mainly union leaders were among those least limit set by federal rules, he was told call former President Lyndon John­ by an agency official — Incorrectly down for an extra pat of butter in Gore’s version, with religion and political power. son regarding the leaked “Pentagon likely to succumb to presidential and a second piece of chicken in Babbit’s. But Colson, the ultimate Insider of blandishmenU during his years in the that he could get an extension of the the Nixon presidency, also reveals Papers,” Ihen-National Security Ad­ time In which the agency would “You don’t seem to understand, ma’am — I’m viser Henry Kissinger was afraid White House. Religious leaders were running for president of the United States,’’ the some amusing episodes that illustrate the most susceptible, he writes. reimburse hjm for his *«'•*"* the unquenchable thirst for presumed Colson was encroaching on his turf. moving expenses. Ireland lost $5,ioz candidate tells a waitress as he nears the punch “If anyone is to call former for expenses incurred in the house influence, even on a president whose President Johnson,” (Tolson quotes line. days In power were clearly num­ Footnote; Ziegler told us. "That’s sale and transportation of his effects. Her reply: “No, YOU don’t understand — I’m the bered. According to a bootleg copy Kissinger as saying, “it is me.” the first I ever heard” of the With Agriculture Department sup­ lady in charge of the butter.” obtained by our associate Les Whit­ To settle the squabble, the two b^-placement anecdote: he added port. Rep. Olympia Snowe, R-Malne, satraps agreed to talk to Nixon about that he was unaware of the story about is trying to get him his compensation. ten, Colson writes that as the Nixon it in the morning. Colson wanted to let Kissinger and Colson wrangling over At the sound of a beep administration' was collapsing m the president get some sleep. the Johnson coll. Haig and Kissinger ■ Beu'ah Shifftett ws supposed to mid-1974. White House aides were “You have my word, CTiuck, could not be reached for comment. get two checks, totaling $811, for her Dial a senator’s office some lonely midnight, and asciof NttN NEWS-MtA'S' battling to see who could — literally — Colson says Kissinger promised. But son’s Amy pay and death gratuity stay closest to the president. after he was killed in a 1983 accident. odds are one in three the telephone will be within 10 minutes of this vow. Colson Last resort answered — by an answering machine. On his trip to Egypt tht May -- his writes, Kissinger called Nixon — and TTie Treasury issued the checks, but last trip abroad as president — Nixon that same night also made the phone Getting a member of Congress to Shifflett never got them. The checks Thirty-three Senate offices now use answering was accompanied by his faithful press machines to take calls after hours, on weekends call to Johnson. “Maintaining the introduce a private relief bill Is the were never cashed and the Treasury Open Foram secretary. Ron Ziegler, and his chief last recourse for individuals who have Issued an order stopping payment. and holidays. appearance of power is ...paramount, of staff, Gen. Alexander Haig. Less even when the reality is inconsequen­ been stymied by unending bureau­ With Treasury and Army support. Check the messages on an answering machine at than three months before their crats or legal technicalities. More Rep. D. French Slaughter, Jr., R-Va.. the start of a business day, and one in two is likely tial ” Colson comments wryly. leader’s resignation in disgrace, they Despite the backbiting and bicker­ than 100 such bills come up each year, as i itroduced a bill that would to be a crank call, says an aide to Sen. Christopher increased funding of existing negotiating teams are not sabot­ were sUll “vying for top position, but successful passage is rare — autborlze relssuance of the checks. Bond, R-Mo. "We get 50 percent legitimate calls; programs, we might also lobby aged by thedistrict directors, who ing in the White House bunker, there Nothing 'fair* Colson writes. were occasional elements of nobility usuflly fewer than 10 make it. Our the others are crackpots,” she said. our state legislators to use part of are obviously putting their politi­ “The advance team,” he writes. Some people who are lonely call just to have about *fair rent’ our large state surplus to hel p f und cal interests ahead of the best someone hear what they have to say, she town-administered rent subsidy interests of the peoplq. If this explained. But one day, the machine had only a To the Editor: programs. Public relations ef­ district and town are to ever recording of a dog barking. forts to educate landlords to the remove the ugly stigma that The term “fair” should be jealous politics has created and Pope’s feisty flock Is on a roll Most recordings, however, are made by staff omitted from the name “fair rent benefits of these programs would members, but after-houra callers to the offices of then help the programs gain lasted so long in Manchester, now commission’’ because it certainly is the time to do it with a positive Sens. John Breaux, D-La\, J. James Exon, D-Neb., is not fair to require one industry further acceptance in the rental reason together, salth the Lord. and Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., hear the voices of the attitude and effort. "Where denomination. to solve the problem of affordable community. As a landlord, I have By Chuck Stone To be a Catholic in America in 1987 Rather, os head of the Roman the lawmakers themselves. dealt with the Section 8 rental there’s a will, there’s a way.” The Catholic Church, he will be reaffirm­ housing, if a problem really exists negotiators have shown their The Holy Father’s visit to America is to be an American. at all in Manchester (and based on assistance program for many To be an American is to be ing Christ’s command to Peter: years and have found it to be an positive spirit by their tireless during the Constitution’s 200th mrth- committed to the inexorability of “Upon this rock, I will build my the attendance by tenants at efforts. day brings together - in the words of Hill gets a IKt recent meetings it appears that is excellent one, in which both change. church.” ^ , landlord and tenant are winners. a Protestant hymn - an abundance of The Catholic church is not a Forget Vail this year. Capitol Hill soon will get its questionable). It is easy to say History tells us that the signers One hundred and forty years ago, Solutions such as these are of the Constitution weathered "streams of mercy never ceasi^ng. democracy. own ski slope — a 20-foot-high, 2S0-foot-long run something is “fair” whin it is With respect to the histories oi De Tocqueville accurately captured positive ones which benefit all many storms of individual protest - that kinetic dimension of our charac­ Still, Catholic church and American just a few short blocks from the Capitol rotunda. someone else’s income that is church and state, their means may state have been joyously cross- affected. parties, as opposed to negative before that historic event could ter: “America Is a land of wonders. In Rut downhillers wanting to use the new slope will solutions such as “rent commis­ have differed, but their ends have which everything is In constant fertilizing each other for decodes, ha VI' to mark their calendars, because the Capitol Affordable housing for all of our take place. It was considered a mutually establishing new realities. sions” which would financially miracle that it ever happened. often coincided — “to motion and every change seems an Hill slope will only be open S>^ hours. residents is something that I am THE- WHITE HOln w mercy and walk humbly with the The pope’s 1987 itinerary takes injure the property owner, and Two hundred years^later, it still WA€H($i|CTOf« improvement... they (Americans) all The hundreds of tons of man-made snow will be sure we all desire. However, consider humanity as a changing cognizance of those new realities. creating another commission to ultimately the tenant and com­ stands as the fouMation for our ^TTiose words, by the Jewish prophet By including visits to the heavily used to build “Colorado Mountain” at the comer of munity because of cutbacks in scene. In whlch^othlng is or ought to Third Street and Maryland Avenue Northeast on decide how much rent a private tremendous achidVements as a Micah are particularly appropriate Hispanic archdioceses of Miami, San property improvements and unified people. be, permanei^.” ^ , Wednesday. property owner should or could as President Reagan commemorates That restlefs spirit is embodied in Antonio and Los Angeles, John Paul Is charge for his apartment is not the maintenance. In November, all the people of our Constitution and Pope John Paul acknowledging the near- ’The promotion, "Colorado Ski Country,” is being It is easy to propose shortsigh­ what Time magazine referred to as sponsored by the state's eight-member answer. If affoi^able housing is of Manchester will have a tremend­ demographic certainty that by 2050, ted solutions at the expense of the ous opportunity to unite the town. I **The*^^*8 l ^ a y trip to America is the Pope’s “feisty flock.” ^ Hispanics will comprise a majority of congressional delegation. concern to us all then we should all Catholics are part of America s be willing to contribute to thisend. "other guy.” but if we want to trust that Directors Joseph Tripp. melting pot, and pluralism is, by U.S. Catholics. ^ ool®. ordained as priests, the right of ity rare for any foreign dignitary. programs such as Medicare and 21 Backland St. " So much for contra- the Catholic church s voice still For our 200-year-old democracy Inc. is managing the affair. food stamps were established to Manchester divorced Catholics to remarry and the mania and Persian Gu f- influences ie«‘®ia^''« ^ right to use artificial birth controls. and this 1,900-year-old church, this is t help with Me rising costs in these mania - now for Bork- Catholic elected officials are so Yet 93 percent of American Cathol­ still one of the msot exciting momenU areas. Why should housing be any Eighth directors ingrained in the political ics believe they con disagree with the In our respective histories. different? m ania..." that few Americans accord any Letters to the editor pope and still be good Catholics. jSlanrliPStpr HrralJi Our efforts should be in the Jeopardize pact unique significance to their religious It doesn’t necessarily follow that areas of persuading legislators to The Manchester Herald wel­ beliefs. In the U S. House of Represem Pope John Paul ll’s trip Is being mode Chock Stone Is a syndicated cMnm- Founded In 1M1 vote for increased funding of To the Editor: comes original letters to the totives. one-fourth of its members are in the spirit of Isaiah: “Come, let us nlst. PENNY M. 8IEPPEHT...... programs such as the federal editor. Catholic, the single largest religious OOUQLAa A. BEVINS...... Enwiutlvs Edit Of Section 8 rental subsidy program, It is the fervent hope of a great Address letters to: Open Fo­ ADELE M. ANOtE...... ALEXANOEB OINEUI...... AMoeWs Editor • ably adminstered by our local many residents of the Eighth rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. . housing authority. Along with District that the efforts of the • Box 591, •Manchester! OT 06040,' C P « « w l t BnWetfa Board VOlUntGGtS Of! thG ffOIlt llllG Chiurcii the grant funds must be spent by Editor's note; This column is Sept. SO. We believe you will find the Trench loins North Methodist prepared by the staff of the training useful, so please pass the m u m Chopol open afternoons; public healing Main St., MonchMter. Or. S h e p ^ S. IU MI of Qod service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.: Johnson, *av- Cynthia A- Rev. Manchester Area Conference of MACC News word to others Involved in MACC 8 t o f f G T B praytr sertot ' North United Methodist Church in Manchester Cetvrv Owrea (Assembllis otOod). evening prayer, Wednesday, 9 p.m. Ijulvronce S. Staples, portprs. Sche­ Churches. programs and (»m e if you can. An opportunity forperwmal (niw tb In prayer ia being 460 B u cklon d R sa 4 ,-S e u t6 W ln d te r (443-9703) dule; 9 and »:M a.in., worship servlra; recently welcomed Dr. William C. Trench as its new Mav. KMmetkL.O«ittafsen, paster.«;» St. Morv^ Bpiscepal Church, Fork 9 d.m., ehurrt school. Nursorv for In order to provide lunch we need offered at St. Bridget Church, M M alnSt, Manchester, pastor. , By Nancy Carr to hear from you by Thursday. Call a.m ., Sun day sclto a l; 10:30 a.m ., w er- and Church streets, Manchester. An­ p r e ^ o o le r s . (447-9141) 24. We’ve tried to cram the beginning Sept. 28, at 7: M p.m. in the church hall. tn ip , d t lld core and n u rsorv; 4:30 p.m., drew O. SriiHh, rector: Anne X Wrider, Trench comes from Providence. R 1.. where he Conference Director the shelter at 647-8003 or the main The eight-session seriM, entitled “ Discovering tvpnlna service of praise and Olble assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.nri-dhd served as co-pastor of Mathewson Street United essentials of these sessions into a 9:30 a.m.: church school, 9:30 a.m.; Mormon office at 649-2093. You are certainly Prayer," will be offered by Barbara Gawle, who preodiTno. (444-1102) Methodist Church. He received his Ph.D. from Boston MACC volunteers occasionally one-day seminar designed just for bo by-sm ino, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m .: h o ly The Church et Jesus Christ of Urtter- welcome to come at the last ori^nally offered thia adult education program at euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. University in May 1986. Previously, he earned a master find themselves on the front line in you. , . d a v M n t s , 30 W oojW de S1-, M an ch e s­ Susan Bach, the trainer, is the moment, but may have to make due Manchester Community College, and more i^ n t ly at BaptM (449-4503) , ter. Robert S. p a r d n ^ bishop, 9.30 of theology degree from Boston University School of some touchy situations. coordinator of emergency services with leftovers. Our Lady of Calvary Retreat House in Farmington. Cem m oaHv 8 0 0 ( 141 Ckerca, SOS E. o.m., sacrament meetiM, ip.» a.m., Theology and a bachelor of arts with honors from Shelter volunteers may find at the Wheeler Qinic. She has She is the author of "H ow to P ray ," a Prentice-Hall Center St., Atanchester. Rev. James I. Gospel ^ Sunday school and w lm o ^ l 1 jJ O a ^ Wesleyan University. themselves sitting at the table M eek, m inister. 10:30 a.m ., w orship priesthood ond relief society. (443-4003 extensive experience in crisis Inter­ publication. In June, he was elected president of the board of beside a young woman who matter- Notices service; f:1S a.m., church school. Church of the Living Oed, an evangel­ or 071-1146) vention and suicide risk assess­ Registration is limited to 20 persons. Call 643-1019 or N u rse ry core provided. (443-0S37) ical, full-gospel church, Robertson trustees of the Southern New England Conference of of-factly announces she has just Needed In the shelter; tooth- School, North School Street, Manches­ ment, and she has worked in the 643-2403 for more information. The cost is $20 with a 89 PeHh Eaotlst Chorcb, S3 Lake St., the United Methodist Church. In Rhode Island, he was taken 27 pills and is glad it (life?) is brushes, disposable razors, both Manchester. Rev. James Bellosox^ ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. criminal justice system. Bach is deposit payable before Sept. 25. M M tln a ’ Sundays, 1 0 'to 11:30 a.m. National Catholic active in the State Council of Churches, and chaired the almost over. Yep. it’s happened. men’s and women’s underpants, p astor. 0:30 a.m ., Sunday sch ool; 10:30 state (xiordinator for the American a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evenino Nursery and Sunday school. St. John the Baptist Polish Notionoi social action department forJhree years. Volunteers in Shepherd’s Place, socks and fruit juices. Full Oosael Interdenomlnotlenol Association of Suicldology and also se rvice. (444-S314) Ccrthollc Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ He is m arriM to the former Elaine C. Todd of responding to an uproar in the , Special volunteer skill; Our toilet Concordia Lutheran Church Otrst BeoHst Church, 240 Hillstewn Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, runs a psychiatric outreach pro­ Rood, Manchester. 0:30 a.m., Sunday 'Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Stoneham. Mass. She works as a hydrologist for the eating hall, discover a man whose paper and paper towel dispensers pastor. Sunday moss, 9a.m.; weekdays, gram to shelters for homeless Sunday — 8 a.m., holy communion; 0:15 church school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 p.nv, adult Bible study and.Sunday school; 7 8 a.m. (4^5904) water resources division of the United States already shaky emotional control keep coming off the wall. Anyone evenino service; 7 p.m., mid-week ' p.ni., worship service; Tuesday at 7:30 school, adult education; 10; 30 a.m., holy communion; Geological Survey in Hartford. They have a 2-year-old has been further eroded by alcohol, persons. out there who can get them service. Nursery at oil services. (449- p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday Next Saturday’s seminar offers a 7S09) -• at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer daughter. Carolyn Jean. throwing mashed potatoes at the permanently installed for us. Call nursery all hours. Nazarane valuable opportunity for first-rate Monday — 7 p.m., stewardship/evangelism commit­ Otrst Baptist Chapel et the Doot, 240 line, 4 4 4 6 n i, 34 hours. person across the table who was Pat at 647-8003. . . ^ ,4 Hlllstpwn Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Oespet Hull, Center Street, Manches­ Church of the Nazarene, 234 M a in St., training at no cost to those tee; 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support group. ter. 10a.m.,breakinobread; ll;45a.m., “looking at me.” Yep. it’s Back to school clothing is in short .Kreutzer, poster. (443-7S43) > Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior Trinity Covenant Church volunteers who give so much. Tuesday — 6; 30 p.m., child-care workshop Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Sunday sch ool; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of happened. supply at the MACC Clothing Bank. Manchester Chrfstlon Fellowship, 509 In the fruitful style of public- Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support Cantor St., Manchester. Rev. Mork D. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; The following events are scheduled at Trinity Answering the phone in tne It may be left at the Clothing Bank, Eddy, paster. lOo.mr.Sundovscheolfll - E.' Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Da­ 10:40 a.m ., w orship, ch ildren 's church Covenant Church for the coming week: private partnership for which Man­ group; 7:30 p.m., Concordia (%oir. niel M. Boisvert, pastor; Sundays, 10 Human Needs office, the volunteer Cronin Hall, Mayfair Gardens. 22 a.m., morninp service; 4 p.m., evening and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise chester is noted around the state. Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Women’s A A Group; 8 p.m., service, Wednesday home Bible ttUdv, 7 a.m.; Wednesday Bible study, 7 p.m.; service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m.. morning worship services; of the day hears the caller start to North School St., between 1 and 3 solid rock corteehouse. first Saturday of John Post of the Department of p.m. (443-03W) 7 p.m. (444-6599) rally day; 2 p.m., picnic at Toleotts. .... talk and then begin to cry and cry p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and Jewish-Christian Dialwue. m onth at 7:30 p.m. Human Services and Anne Mede, Tuesday — 6 am ., mens prayer breakfast at and cry. Yep, it’s happened) between 10 a.m. and noon Satur­ Friday — 7 p.m., AA Group. the mental health team coordinator ChrlBtlMl SclBflCB LaStrada Restaurant. K,ooirf=«t What is a crisis? When can we Jahovah’a wnnaasat of the Manchester Community days- . . . Oirsi Church et Christ, SdeatM , 447 Pentecostal Wednesday — 6; 30 a m., women s prayer breakfast help? When should we yell for help? Calling all church fair lovers. Services Council, put together a N. M a m St., M anchester. 10:30 a.m., Jehovah's WHnesses, 447 Tolland united Pentecostal Church, 1S7 at LaStrada Restaurant; 7:30 p.m.. choir practice. Are there techniques for controlling Today is the last day of the church service, Sunday school, end Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday. 7 proposal to the state Department of Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. disruptive behavior when you are three-day St. James Fall Festival FIrat Bairtitt Church core ter sm a ll Children. (449-1444) p.m ., theocratic m in istry school; 7:50 Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Human Resources for training Cnristten Science Reading Room, p.m. se rvice m ooting; W edensdoy 7:15 J S y - weddin^rehearsal; Gladys Hanson s 90th the ony one on the spot? H ^ can extravaganza. There are 27 booths The following events are scheduled for this week at day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 4 money to provide professional 4S4A Canter St., Monetiestar. (449-0902) p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ p.m., evenino worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ potential crisis situations be de- featuring everything from pl^l* First Baptist Church of Manchester. day, 9:30 o.m., public talk ; 10:20 o.m., nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m. Thursday, crisis intervention training to com- W otchtow er study. (444-1490) *’‘s ? S a y - 10 a m., wedding; 5;30 p.m. wedding. escalated? How can I deal with my and f o ^ to games of chance. The Sunday — 9; 30 a.m., Sunday school classes for all age Church of Christ - ladles' prayer: 7 p.m. Thursday, men's munity human services staff and to fair opens this morning at 11 a.m. prayer: 7 p.m. Friday, youth service. own fear and anxiety? MACC volunteers working with groups; 11 a.m., worship hour with Dr. Bill Scott, (4499646) All of you who are (or even who and lasts till 11 p m. There are Church et ChrRt, LviM I and Vernon Jewish — Conservative Concordia Lutheran Church stressed people. This grant makes pastor, preaching the message “Principles to Follow” streets, Monchester. Eugene Brewer, are planning to) volunteer in any of rides, a chicken barbecue dinner at A “ trail boss’’ breakfast and commissioning of it possible for us to provide the based on Joshua 23:11; Nursery care during both minister. Sunday services: 9a.m., Bible ToffiPip BotlrSholem, 400 E. Middle MACC’s programs, including Day 5 p.m. and free entertainment with classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 p.m., Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. training at no cost. Lunch and hours; 7 p.m., community concert with guest artists Presbyterian workers Sunday will signal the start of a Pony Express Camp and Seasonal Sharing, are the Johnny Prytko polka band worship. Wedfifiday, 7 p.m., BIMe Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieeer, cantor; handouts are Included in the Peter Richard Wortman, cdraist-cemposer and Jodie study. Nursery provided for oil servi­ Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ nin fit Concordifl Luthcrjin Church. eligible to attend a free one-day under the big top. ™ , , Coventry Presbyterian 'bhurch. The Rev D Kirn-Eric Williams, pastor, said he Gelbogis, pianist. ces. (444-2903) ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, and Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ crisis intervention training se­ workshop. The First Baptist Church Fair Is Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous meeting. 9:45 a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for e x e r ts m em ^rs filling the roles of trail bosses and The workshop will be from 9 a.m. k Friday service time. (443-9543) try. Rev. Brod Evons, pastor. Sundov. minar next Saturday, Sept. 26. coming up on the 26th, from 2 to 6 Tuesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous meeting; 9:30 a.m ., w orship: 10:45 a.m ., Sunday staUon agents to be on hand for the to 4 p.m. at the Samaritan Shelter, CongrcgatlonBi school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ MACC staff and Manchester p.m. 6; 30 p.m.. Church-wide visitation. ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Parish families on the Pony ™ ".o^ath^ human service professionals are 466 Main St. 1 know that giving up a Betton Cenpreguttenet Church, 220 Jewish — Reform Saturday in the lovely month of Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous Belton Center Rood, at the Oreen, meeting. (742-7222) relaying stewardship campaign saddlebags to gainer scheduled for two full days of crisis Temple Beth HIIM, Foster St. Presbyterian Church of Manchester, September is a sacrifice. However, meeting; 6 p.m., children’s choirs rehearsals, Sunday Bolton. Rev. Charles K. Erlcson, minis­ 1001 “ estimate of giving’ ’ cards. intervention training. Sept. 17 and school teachers’ meeting and Sunday school outreach ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Warren Schimmel, general manager of the cam church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; tlnover, rabbi. Services, 0:15 p.m. each chard Gray, pastor. 10:30o.m„worship leaders* meeting; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and bible 11:1S o.m., forum program. (449-7077 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. - service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday paign. will hand out the saddlebags and run route lists study led I v Dr. Scott. Mission Friends meeting, office, 447-0070 p arson age) second Friday of each month. (444 0444) school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. (443-0904) Girls-in-Action meeting, royal ambassadors meeting, Cooler CeapreiPHenut Church, 11 ^*A**relay*o/the saddlebags among parish members Canter St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. U.S. ‘Catholic moment’ Ac-Teens meeting; 8 p.m., sanctuary choir rehearsal. Lutheran SPEAKS Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. will begin early the same afternoon, he said. by *rhursday — 7 p.m.. Western Connecticut Baptist Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Roman Cattwiic Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), Each saddlebag bears the ‘ -/seals Eugpnp Brpw4 Association Sunday school training meeting. John Wood, Interim associate pastor. 10 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. Church of the Assumption, Adorns renewing moral fabric Friday — 1 p.m., OA meeting. a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ Street ot Thompson Rood, Manchester. nold T. Wongerin, assistant pastor. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. US o.m ., church school. (447-9941) Schedule: 0 a.m., holy communion, Joseph Porel. Saturday moss of 5 p.m.; Most of have grown up In an First CenoreBuHsuel Church et An- NEW YORK (AP) - These Umes by Harper & Row, a prominent aura of undlscrimlnating accap-l devor. Route 4, Andover. Schedule: 11 nursery care: 9:15 a.m ., church school, Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m.. 9 a.m., Lutheran scholar, the Rev. Richard a.m., worship; 9:30a.m., church school. Christian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 a.m . and noan. (443-2195) are being called the “ Catholic tanca that goes beyond toluratlon N u rse ry core provided. (742-7494) 10:30 o.m . holy com m union, nursery St. Bortheleinew's Church, 741 E. moment. ” not because of Pope J. Neuhaus, says: ^ ^ .u to the point of Indulgence. In­ North Unitod Methodist core. (449-5311) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. ’ First Csapi spatlseel Church of Cev- John Paul II’s roving the country, “ This can and should be the deed, we are loathe ever to ques-1 eolrv; 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Rmonuol Lutheran Church, 40 Church Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday spirit of teamwork and. at the same moment in which the Roman Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship, adult stduy St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Jahans- m oss at 5 p.m .: Sunday m asse s a t 8:30, but because a maturing of U.!>. tion the conventional wladom In Bruce Johnson, paster. 11 a.m., wor­ -10 and 11:30 a.m. Catholic Church ... assumes its group, nursery; 10:30 a.m., church school; noon, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In ChurCh son, paster; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, competition.’’ Roman Catholicism has put it into a religion, politics, social policy, or p ^ o r ennerltus. Schedule: 0:30 o.m., St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., rightful role in the culture-forming ’Tidings deadline; 7 p.m...ecumenical prayer group, Lane House. Nursery core proyided. Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo ond even morality. (74I-S4S7) worship with holy communion on first, pivotal role. task of constructing a religiously sacred dance rehearsal. Oecend CenarepuMseet nurch, 305 third ond fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. Not only is the church of 53 Of course, this unquestioning N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Sunday church school; 11 o.m., worship Saturday moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday Emanuel Lutheran Church informed public philosophy for the approval of whatever comes Monday — 7; 30 p.m.. administrative council with holy communion on the second ond m asses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. million the country’s largest, but Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m. werahip Sunday - 8;30 a.m., holy communion: 9;45. Su^av American experiment in ordered down the pike renders us vulner­ *ruesday — 6:30 p.m., TOPS; 7:30 p.m., ecumenical service. N u rse ry to r children. (449-2043) fourth Sundays. (443-1193) and noon. (443-2403) through the past century’s wares of prayer group Oecend CenprueeHepet Church et Latvian Lutheran Church et Mon- St. James Chu'-ch, 894 Moln St., immigration. Catholics have liberty.” able to deception and exploita­ chester, 21 (kirden St., Manchester. Monchester. Rev. Fronds Krukowski, co":gr:gational open While the American ethos once Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal Cevantry. 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coyen- 3 5 moved ahead of Protestants in tion by the sincerely misled and try. Roy. Oovld Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (443-3051) Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph was "very Protestant,’’ including Saturday — 6 to 8 p.m., family potluck supper Frtnce et Peace Lutheran Church, Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. educational and economic achieve­ the Insincere manipulator. In our lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 0 o.m., house A-B; 6:30 a m., youth^ „ . past prejudice and hostli^y against haste to be tolerant of those with sponsored by the Outreach Committee. ’The Rev. Fred Olol-A-Rlde to church; 0:45 o.m., Route 31 ond '4tor1h River Rood, Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Monday - 6;45 a m.. Rebecca Circle. 7 p.m.. Cub ment. acquiring key social Coventry. William Oputhwalte, pastor. Sunday m asses a t 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Catholics, Neuhaus says thore differing views, we may eurrender Yazzie from Shiprock, Ariz. is guest speaker. church school, nursery to grade 0. adult influence. _ ,, discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and fellow­ 10:15 a.m ., w orship serylce; 9 .a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) attitudes faded as a remodeled, all ground upon which to take a Sunday school, first end third Sundays. St. Mary Cburcb, 1400 Main St., ® 7 1 «d a y - 10 a.m.. coffee, craft & ebaUenge: 10 Suggesting *'thls is a Catholic sh ip ; 11:15 a.m ., lu n le r ch oir; 4 p.m., rejuvenated Catholicism moved to stand. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., (74^7S4S) Coventry. Father James J. Wllllonnon, a.m., Beethoven Chorus; noon. We Gals potiucx. moment’ in the ongoing and never- South United Methodist senior church school and Fllgrlm Zlen Bvanpellcal Lutheran Church paster. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m.; the forefront. To disagree with another need | (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Sundoy masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; to-be-completed evolution of the fellowship. (7424234) Detailing statistics of it, priest- not coll Into question his Intelli­ Sunday — 9 a.m.. Church School: Nursery through TMceltvIlle CepprepeMsnei Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. American experiment,” Kuhl, poster. 9:30 o.m., divine w orship; (742-4455) ’’■ f e n l S . y - 7 P » " e ™ " — social researcher Andrew Greeley gence. Integrity, or morality. Je­ senior high; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Main Street ana Elm Hill Road, confirmation resource center. 7.45 p.m . Archbishop J. Francis Stafford Talcettville. Rev. Ronald Boerand Rev. 10:45 o.m. Sundey school; holy com ­ Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron says the "transformation from sus fearlessly opposed corrup­ sermon, “Commands. Comforts." Nursery care munion first ond third Sunday. (449- Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. writes in a recent pastoral letter. Deborah Hasdorff, co-pastors. 10 a.m., immigrant to professional upper- tions and pervenslons of truth. available. 3:49 p.m., church tour and lecture, Herbert worship service and church school. 4243) Olesik, pastor. Saturday m ossat 5p.m.; ^T^ursday - 9 p.m.. housing board. 10 p.m . prayer ■'We are no longer an immigrant Sunday m asses a t 7:30,9:15 and 11 o.m. But he loved even those who wore J. McKinney; 5 p.m., vesper service (outside, weather (449-0015) church: our numbers and attain­ middle class” has come mostly in (443-4444) ^SMa^^^on^n^SUmunionlnstruction: 8 the last 20 years — ” an enormous responsible, Mott. 23. Qod help permitting); 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. Mathodlst ments give us responsibilities and us to cease confusing broad­ the leverage with which to exercise transformation." Monday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous; 6:30 Covenant Belton United Methodist Church, 1041 p.m., AA mindedness with spinelese gulll- Salvation Army them' our history in this county p.m.. United Methodist Women: covered dish supper. Trtnitv Covenant Church, 303 Hack- Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart While only a generation ago. bllltyl Never fear honest ques­ Program : a visit with Pastor Cynthia A. Good. nratack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor. 9:30 a.m., church Salvation Army, 441 Main St., Man­ predisposes us to want to help doubts were raised about the tioning — to question or to be Swenson, pastor: Rev. Paul F. Knight, school; 11 o.m., worship service, chester. Capt. and M rs. G o ry A spersch- America be a true community of presidential candidacy of a Ca­ I questioned. ’Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scout ’Troop 47. assistant pastor; Rev. Kevin Schwomb, nursery. (4494473) loger. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 10:45 Weekend la for couples Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 4:30 youth pastor. Summer hours; worship North Unitod Melhodlat Church, 300 a.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solva­ tholic, the late John F. Kennedy, p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m. Wesley Bell Ringers; services, 0 and 11 a.m.: 9:30 a.m., bible Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. tion meeting. (4497767). '^'(Catholicism’s advance into that numerous potential presidential school. (449-3055) Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben- co‘S id eS ''to K e greater responsibility in shaping 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7:30 p.m., bible study: 277 neH, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 contenders now are Catholics with I CHURCH OF CHRIST Spring St.; 7:30 p.m.. Cocaine Anonymous. and 12:30 a.m. w orship service; 9 a.m., Unitarian UnIverMlIst The nation’s character also has hren no questioning of it. Episcopal adult blMe study; 10 a.m., church pointed up by various other cultural Lydall B Vernon Streetp ’Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir: board of school; 5:30 p.m. Methodist Youth umterlea Unlvorsalltl Sodety-Rost, Catholic bishops also have moved trustees; Question work area. ft. Beerpe’s Bpiscenel Church, 1150 Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. already ” *^^f"^/c/B t^Tdget School. Main Street. analysts, including vigorously into the public arena, Phonr. 64B-2903 Diana Heath, minister. 10:» a.m., In a forthcoming hook. Tne Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (449 abandoning past hesitancies, Holligw. Sunday worship: holy eucho- 3494.) service. Nursery core and youth reli­ Catholic Moment,” being published Saturday — 8 a.m.-S; 15 p.m.. Southern New England gious education. Coffee hour after rlst, 0 and 10 a.m.: church school, 9:45 McComiskey. 26 Pleasant St.. Colcliesie Conference music workshop. a.m.; cottse fellowship, 11 o.m.; Lady South Unitud Methodist Church, 1224 serylce. (444-5151) A boat Tow n Western Rodeo Day coming Weddings and Engagements B irth s Republican picnic Sept. 26 canceled, will resume next week at Editor's note: This column is 9 a.m.; Western Day. movies Schllberg, Robb Natban, son of COLUMBIA — The annual Columbia Republican prepared by the staff of the "Eldorado” and "High Noon." Bernard C. and Beth Schupack Schil- Picnic, sponsored by the Republican Town Committee Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizens Friday — bingo. 10 a.m.; ceram­ berg of 38 Patriot Lane, was bom Aug. 22 will be held Saturday, Sept. 26, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Center. ics. 9:30 a.m.: exercise with Cleo, at Manchester Memorial Hogpital. His home of Alan Baumert on Route 87. Tickets are $5 for 11 a.m.: setback, 12:30 p.m. maternal grandparents are Anne and adults and free for children. Food and beverages are By Jeanette Cave Plumbing — Tuesdays, 9 to 10 Transportation; To and from Edward Schupack of Willimantic. His provided. Tickets may be purchased from any town Senior Center Director a.m. Begins Sept. 22. senior center, call for ride at least paternal grandparents are Ben and committee member or at the picnic. Rain date is Sept. Driver’s education — Tuesday 24 hours in advance. Joyce Schllberg of Willimantic. He has 27. For more information, call 228-9160. Our Western Rodeo Day will Iw and Wednesday. 12:30 to 4 p.m. Blood pressure clinic; Wednes­ two brothers, David, 6, and Bryan, 3'/4. the kick-off event for the center’s Sept. 29 and 30. day. Sept. 23. 9 to 11 a.m. (L-Z) Thursday programs. Theaffairwill Crewel — Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to McConaell, Elisabeth Rath, daughter Adoptive families meet consist of both outdoor and indoor noon. Began Sept. 16. of David IT. and Wendy Matchett activities. If it rains, activities wIP M«nu for tho wook International Adoptive Families of Greater Hartford Refinishing — Wednesdays. 9:30 McConnell of 30 Chester Drive, was bora be moved inside, and the hay ride Monday — Meatball grinder. will hold a coffee for prospective and waiting parents in to 11:30 a.m. Begins Oct. 14. Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial Ashford from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. On Saturday. Sept. 26, will be rescheduled. Dried flowers — Thursdays. 9:30 Juice, dessert, beverage. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents In keeping with our Western Tuesday — Tuna-cheese melts, the group will hold Its annual Korean Culture Day at to 11:30 a.m. Begins Oct. 1. are Ruth and Bill Betts of East Windsor theme, hot dogs an chili will be three bean salad, dessert, Trinity Lutheran Church in Vernon. Une Dancing — Wednesdays. and Robert Matchett of Dover, N.H. Her served for lunch at 11:45 a.m. for For information regarding the coffee, call 429-1610. 10; 30 to 11:30 a.m. Begins Oct. 14. beverage. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. $1.50. Also, sasparilla and birch Wednesday — American chop For information on the cultural day, call 872-2174. Trips are as follows: Edwin B. McConnell of Branford Street. beer soda for 10 cents a glass and Oct. 5 — Bear Mountain, $32 per suey, vegetable, roll, dessert, She has two brothers, David and Daniel, apple squares for 30 cents will be person. Call Friendship Tours. beverage. and a sister, Sarah. Rummage and bake sale set sold throughout the day. Oct. 7 to 9 — Rocking Horse Thursday — Western Day, chill, Activities are as follows: Resort, $164 per person. Call Senior hot dog on roll, dessert, beverage. Tblbeanlt, hflcheile Ann, daughter of VERNON — The Women’s Fellowship of the First 9:30 a m. — Western movies. Travel of Connecticut. Friday — Chicken salad sand­ Donald A. and Nancy J. Dennen Congregational Church of Vernon will hold a rummage "Eldorado” and “ High Noon” : hay Oct. 14 — Sign up at 9: SO a.m. for wich, soup, dessert, beverage. Thibeault of 25 Tyler Circle, was born and bake sale Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday. 7 rides; Tex Pavel virith music for Thanksgiving Trip to Plymouth. Aug. 22 at Manchester Memorial Sept. 26. from 9a.m. to l p.m. at the church on Route 30. dancing and listening. Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mass., $30 per person includes ScorM 11 a m. - Old Timers. transportation, lunch (turkey or Mrs. Doris Dennen of Florida. Her Friday, Sept. 11. setback — Edith 11:45 a m. — Lunch. broiled scrod), tour Cranberry. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. English classes offered Albert 131; Ada Rojas 126: Carl 12:30 p.m. — Hay rides. World, tour Plymouth Colony Win­ Donald Thibeault of 281 E. Middle Popple 122: Clra Hemingway 119 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley QIadysz Donna M. Aloisio Gertrude R. Blackwood FARMINGTON — The Greater Hartford Chapter of 1 p.m. — Square dance demon­ ery (free wine tasting). TTlp Is Turnpike. She has a brother, Alan, 2. the American Red Cross is sponsoring a free stration led by Earl Johnston. George Brooks 119. slated for Nov. 10. Monday. Sept. 14. pinochle - Ann conversational English class and free interpretation 2 p.m. — Ebony Horsewomen. Eastern States Exposition trip is Gompper, Sarah Renee, daughter of Fisher 806: Edith Albert 788. Carl Aloitio-Chitolm Blackwood-White service from its Language Bank. Volunteers speak, 2:30 p.m. — Horse races. rescheduled for Wednesday. Sept. Qladytz-O'Hara William and Sharon Embleton Gompper Popple 788; Sam Schors 764: Clara Terence R. Blackwood of Centreville, of 112 W. C^enter St., was bora Aug. 23 at collectively. 50 languages. For more information, call Ongoing outdoor activities in­ 23. The bus will leave the center Doretta Theresa O’Hara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosario T. Aloisio of 41 Hemingway 743: Sue Schelbenpf- Md., announces the engagement of his Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 678-2795. clude bocci, balloon darts, and parking lot at 9 a.m. the late Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Hara Oak Forest Drive announce the engage­ flug 740; Sol Cohen 730. daughter, Gertrude Robinson Black­ maternal grandparents are Pauline horseshoes. Prizes will be awarded Men golfers are reminded that Sr., formerly of Elro Street, and Stanley ment of their daughter, Donna Marie Monday, Sept. 14 golf - low net wood, to Todd Donald White, son of Mr. Embleton of Vernon and William to the person wearing the best the annual league banquet is James Gladysx, son of Mrs. Pauline Aloisio, to Steven C. Chisolm, son of AARP meets Monday Joe Grinavich 38; Pete Foster 39 and Mrs. Donald H. \^ite of 127 Embleton of Middletown. Her paternal Western outfit. scheduled Oct. 15 at the American Gladysz of MS N. Main St. and the late Henry C. Chlsolin.orAmltyvllle, N.Y. Joe Kennedy 39; John Bania 39 Highland St. The bride-elect is also the grandparents are John and Katherine TOLLAND — The Vernon Area Chapter of the Beginning Oct. I, Individuals Legion hall. The entree is chicken James Gladysx, were married July 10 at The b rid e-ele^ is a l^ d u a te of the Jack Funke 40; Irv Gartside 40. daughter of the late Gertrude B. Gompper of East Hartford. She has a American Association of Retired Persons will meet at attending Thursday meals will be or steak. Individuals unable to St. James Church. State Hniverslty of NeW-,JYork at Pete Petrone 41; Ray Evelhoch 42; Blackwood. brother, Adam, 5, and two sisters. 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Moose Club on Kingsbury asked to buy tickets in advance. attend should notify league officers The Rev. Emilio PadelU officiated at CortlandVand nhs a master’s) degree Wen Johnson 42; Ed Corcoran 43 The bride-elect is a graduate of Melissa, 11, and Kate, 4. Avenue. For information, call 646-4503. Tickets will go on sale from the to obtain a refund. the ceremony. The bride was given in from C.t^Posf College, Lopg Island Mike Swick 43. Low gross; Art Renbrook School, West Hartford, Wal­ Trips planned include Lake George, SepL for previous Thursday until noon Tues­ The Manchester Area Confer­ marriage by her brother, John F. University, ^reenvale, N.Y. She is a Randall 29: Rus Miller 30; Dick nut Hill, Natick, Mass., and Wheaton Matthews, Collin David, son of $184.50; Villa Baglieri, N.Y.. Oct. 15. $37. day. Refunds will be made for ence of Churches Is looking for O’Hara Jr. sales manager of food and beverage at Danielson 31; Harry Rheinhorn 32: College, Norton, Mass. She is a teacher Timothy E. and Annette Sinclair Mat­ Pa.. Dec. 1 to 3, $162. For information, call 646-3244 cancellations as long as the center volunteers to deliver butter and Lois Anderson was matron of honor. the Poll Corp., Glen Cove, N.Y. Harris Gibson 32; Elmer Ostroul at Hartford Camerata Gbnservatory. thews of 8 Nike Circle, was bora Aug. 14 is notified by the Tuesday noon cheese once a month. If interested, Bridesmaids were Wanda Brande, Bllie The prosp^ive bridegroom is a Jr. 32; Kerwin SPencer 33; Vince ’The prospective bridegroom is a at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His deadline. The system is being contact Jo Miller at 647-3096. Sikora, Maureen Carney and Robin graduate of Ohio State University, Amnesty International to meet Girard 33; Jim Harvey 33; Gene graduate of Manchester High School maternal grandparents are Mr. and implemented to help reduce waste Best wishes to Grace Mclntee in Labbe. Columbus, Ohio, and is a sales manager Enrico 33. and Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ Mrs. Roland W. Sinclair of Uncasville. so we are not forced to increase the Meadows and Eraa Haberern In George O’Hara, brother of the bride, of electronics at the Poll Corp., Glen WEST HARTFORD - Amnesty Wednesday, Sept. 16, pinochle - sity. He is a division manager with First His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Greater Hartford Group 98, will meet Sunday at 7^^ 30 meal prices. Manchester Memorial Hospital. was best man. Groomsmen were John Cove. N.Y. No date has been set for the On Oct. 1. the Sunshiners will Peter Casella 730. Investors Corp. Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Carneys Point, p m at 63 Penn St. New members are welcome. Call Congratulations to Evelyn Slater O’ Hara Jr., Gary Hublard, Aian Ander­ wedding. perform for your listening plea- Wednesday. Sept. 16, bridge - A Nov. 7 wedding is planned at Trinity N. J. He has a brother, Dane Brendan, 4, Barbara Glass at 742-4999, days, or 233-3219, evenings, who was installed as Flora of the son and Mark Lewis. Bev Taylor 5,200; Marjorie McLain Episcopal Church, Hartford. and a sister, Brittany Lee-Louise, 20 sure. Manchester Grange. After a reception at The Colony in months. for directions. ^ State Rep. James McCavanagh is 4 440; Bill CoopdV 4,320; Catherine Vernon the couple went on a wedding available the first Tuesday of each Byrnes 4,270; Charlotte Granville trip to Bermuda. They are making their Shorts, Stephen Arthur M„ son of Philosophers meet Wednesday month by appointment to discuss Schsduls for the week 4,260; Ruth Willey 3.950; Mabel home in Manchester. Hublard-Herthman Todd E. and Jeannette A. Weerden any issue you wish to discuss. All Monday - bingo, 10 a.m.; Loomis 3,780; Joanne Allard 3 380; The bride is a 1971 graduate of Shorts of 14 Florence St., was bora Sept. WETHERSFIELD - The American Philosopher conversations are confidential. pinochle. 12:30 p.m., ceramics, , Ruth Pemberton 3.280 York City. Manchester High Schooi and a 1975 Joseph J. Hublard of Sherbom, Mass., 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Society will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m at tne McCavanagh will speak about this The prospective bridegroom is a 1978 -9:30 a.m.; golf ends Sept. 21. graduate of Eastern Connecticut State announces the engagement of his maternal grandparents are Mr. and Masonic Temple on Main Street. Tuesday — Exercise with Cleo, graduate of Baldwin Senior High School, program Oct. I before the Sunshin­ University and a 1977 graduate of daughter, Alison Beth Hublard, to Scott Mrs. John Weerden Jr. of 235 Deer Run will speak on “ The Teaching of the 1:30 p.m.; oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; a 1982 graduate of the State University ers performance. Manchester Community College. She is J. Hershman, son of A. Stanly Hersh- Trail. His paternal grandparents are for the New Age” Admission is $4. For mor plumbing, 9 a.m.; square dancing; of New York at Purchase, with a Fall programs are beginning and Economic federation man and Ellen P. Arxt of Baldwin, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shorts of 481 information, call 243-2789. employed by the town of Manchester as filling quickly. 10 a.m.; grocery shopping, call 24 Plans for a European economic The bride-elect is also the daughter of bachelor of fine arts degree. He is Porter St. the supervisor oL technical support in Ceramics — Mondays and Fri­ hours in advance for ride; non­ fe^ratlon were drafted by six the late Verna H. Hublard. attending the Parsons School of Design the Data Processing Center. Spearot, Laura Emily, daughter of Sjogren support group meets days, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Began Sept. grocery shopping (Bradlees), — countries in 1952. West Germany. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of to earn a master of fine arts degree in The bridegroom is a 1969 graduate of Richard A. and Roberta Elder Spearot call before noon Monday for ride. France. Italy, Belgium, the Nether­ Manchester High School and a 1983 architectural lighting design. He is a FARMINGTON - ^he ConnecUcut Sjogren^ Howell Cheney Regional Vocational of 107 Walnut St., was bora Aug. 25 at Exercise with Cleo — Tuesdays, Wednesday — arts and crafts, lands and Luxembourg linked graduate of the State University of New consultant with Domingo Gonzalez Technical School and has attended Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Syndrome Support Group will 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., and Fridays 10, to 12:30 p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.m.; •hemselves as the European Com­ York at Purchase, with a bachelor of Design. p.m. at the University of Conn^icut Hwlth wnter Hartford Technical College. He is maternal grandparents are Joseph li a.m. Begins Sept. 22. crewel, 9:30 a.m.; friendship cir­ mon Market, The organization fine arts degree. She is employed by the A June 1988 wedding is planned at the funcUon room. Dr. /^ne P^^^e wiH s^ak on th^ employed by Pratt k Whitney. East Elder Sr. of Atglen, Pa., and Sybil Cxercis6 with Ros6 — Mondsys, cle, 10 a.m.; pinochle, 9:30 a;m. came Into being Jan. I. 1958. New York Shakespeare Festival, New Glastonbury Hills Country Club. treatment of the syndrome. ^ chronic d ii^ se tna Thursday — orchestra rehearsal Hartford, as a tool and die maker. Montgomery of Penn Valley, Pa. Her Wednesdays and Fridays. 1:30 to paternal grandparents are Albert Spea­ destroys the body’s 2; 30 p.m. Begins Sept. 28. For more information, call Phyllis Saich at 649-8352. rot of Manchester and the late Helen Square dancing — Tuesdays, 10 Spearot. a m. to noon. Began Sept. 15. Therapy helps people accept their looks Craft fair sat at hospital Oil painting - Tuesdays. 9:30 to Soclallz* - Exarclaa - Laarn - Hava Fun n Repay, Andrew Lawrence, son of 11:30 a.m. Began Sept. 15. Learn to Square Dance NORFOLK. Va. (AP) — When " It is an area that Just really took appearance as women are, Cash said. Richard and Ellen Lauricella of 63 VFRNON — Rockville.General Hospital is the ’Thomas F. Cash’ s professor suggested off,” he said in an interview at Old One study found that 93 percent of Knollwood Road, was bora Aug. 28 at setting for the Northeastern Connecticut studying physical attractiveness for Dominion University, where he is a women and 82 percent of men were Manchester Memorial Hospital. His d B» Center craft fair and bake sale to be held Introductory Leeeone "appearance oriented.” his dissertation in clinical psychology. profesrar of clinical psychology. maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mona Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. proceeds will Sept 23rd — Sept 30th Lauricella of Newtown. His paternal Cash scoffed at the idea. Changes in society mean that Women still hold an edge in The fair will be held rain or shine. Pr®®^® OIreen "This is going to be silly,’’ he appearance will become increasingly criticizing their bodies, particularly grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph benefit dialysis patlenU and patient ^ucaHon. Fo Bentley School Repay of Bridgeport. He has a brother recalled thinking. important, so people need to learn to their thighs (too fa t), stomach (same) more infomation, call 872-0501. extension 349. Hollitter St„ Manchester But he ended up taking the advice accept what they see in the mirror, he and overall weight (too much). Nicholas, 5, and a sister, Alicia, 3. ISoliQe said. 7:30 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. and, 14 years later, has become an Goslec, Aaron William, son of Richard Because of high divorce rates, many But men are feeling more pressure Adoption Information offered expert who has published numerous E. and Elisabeth Guild Goslee of 15 RESIDENTIAL CARE For Information call studies on beauty, worked as a people are dating far into their adult to look good, said Cash, 39, who is HARTFORD - Child k Family Services is o H e ^ « “ DAY. W E « OR MONTH years. Mobility and the increase in blue-eyed and sandy-haired with a Cottage St., was bora Aug. 27 at 649-0485 or 643-1423 consultant for cosmetic firms and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His fr S ^ J J e T tfo n Jragra^^^^^^^ S % ‘ "2 l p ra fra S offered therapy for people who think women in the workforce also have neatly trimmed beard. learning more about adopUon. The i^pi- p ■ 649-5985 % increased opportunities for people to From 1972 to 1985, the percentage of maternal grandparents are William and % they’re ugly. Fern Guild of Biddeford, Maine. His MON.. WIO. OR FM. In 19M, more than SOO studies had meet. And everybody knows |iow men dissatisfied with their overall Kdetncliester Sciuare Dance Club important that first impression is. appearance more than doubled from paternal grandparents are Dick Goslee been published on the psychology of of Dubois, Pa., and Nancy Goslee of educaUonal series ®“ e«*®P“ ® " , ^ , , , beauty. By 19M. the number had Contrary to popular belief, men are 15 percent to 34 percent, according to a For more information, call 236-4511. nearly as concerned about their Cash study Manchester. He has a brother, Joshua grown to 1,000, Cash said. Everett. 5. L 11« Si « I »****»*»»*'«»•<»*••*» l» its'lii ;

£ Tvrntolife Tips A plea for careful driving

Tlw following ara the top record hita and leading work nights when they know guests DEAR popular compact diaka aa they appear in next waak'a must drive back late or, peitaps, ABBY: While provide “ crash” space for those leaua of BlllbMrd magazine. Copyright 1087, Billboard returning from who may be too tired to drive Publlcationa Inc. Raprintad with permlaalon. lunch this after­ without a nap first. noon, I was rear- Dear Abbv People who are susceptible to en d ed b y a Hot tlnglM dozing off because of vehicular woman driver. Abigail Van Buren motion should never drive long 1. ^Oidn't We Almoat Have It AH" WhHney Houston As she got out of distances alone. Husbands who (Arlata) her car, she was refuse to allow their wives to drive MAGAZINE 2. "Here I Qo Again" Whiteanake (Oeffan) all apologies, are fools! The lives of people they 3. "l Juat Can't Stop Loving You" Michael Jackaon saying she was don’t know may depend on their sorry, but riie (Epic) letting a relief driver take the was using her A"! Heard a Rumour" Bananarama (London) wheei. car phone at the time of the asleep at the wheel of his car and 5. "Loat In Emotion” Llaa Llaa & Cult Jam (Columbia) Driving tired is worse than “ mishap.” When I got back to my smashed into a truck. He, his 6. "When Bmokey Sings" A B C (Mercury) driving drunk because you know office and retold this story, several mother and his fiancee were Ulled. 7. "Carrie” Europe (Epic) you are impaired and can stop co-workers said they had had He was described as an “ excellent 8. "La Bamba" Los Lobos (Slash) yourself. I would like to see the simiiar experiences with car phone driver.” g.To u ch of Qrey" Grateful Dead (Arista) statistics on people killed who fell ..V. users. This chilled me! Only a month 10."U Got the Look" Prince (Paisley Park) asleep at the wheel because they Although I don’t fully understand before, I too, fell asleep driving thought they could make it to the the necessity of car phones, I know home after a 100-mile trip. I was next exit. that they are here to stay, so would lucky. I veered against the center TopLPt A U V E B Y THE you please remind peoirie who use dlvi^r, which jarred me awake in GRACE OF GOD 1. "Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) them to be especially careful of time to stop. I could just as easily 2. "l o Bamba* Soundtrack" (Slash) . thrir driving when they are on the have v e e r ^ Into another car or DEAR ABBY: I have a confes­ 3. “Whltnoy" WhHney Houston (Arista) — Platinum phone? Thanks. caused one to hit nne. sion to make. You have been my (More than 1 million units sold.) ALAN ROSS, L.A. Abby, please, implore your read­ 4. "Whnesnaka” WhHesnake (Geffen) — Platinum ers to pull off the road or change “ psychiatrist” for years. Whenever I became discouraged. 5. "Hysteria" Def Leppard (Mercury) raiA R ALAN: Your message drivers at the first sign of drowsi­ I ’d spend hours pouring out my e.'^Bad Animals" Heart (Capitol) — Platinum came through loud and clear. I hope ness! I had plenty of warnings, heart to you. But I never mailed a 7. "Blgger and Deffer” LL. Cool J (Def Jam) — other mobile phone fanciers get the which I chose to ignore. I ’m sure single letter! message. And while we’re on the that unfortunate man I read about Platinum 'Then after I started to feel better subject of automobile accidents did as well. For two weeks after, I 8. "The Lonesome Jubilee" John Cougar Mallen- I ’d get the letter out and read it, and camp (Mercury) and how to prevent them, read on: couldn’t close my eyes without seeing the sparks as metal clashed I was amazed at how much insight I 9. “Crushln’” The Fat Boys (Tin Pan Apple) would derive from what I had M A R ABBY; I recently picked with metal. 10. "The Joshua Tree" U2 (Island) — Platinum written. Then suddenly. I found that up my morning paper and read I further suggest that hosts either my problems were not as over­ about a totally sober man who fell refrain from holding parties on whelming as I perceived them to Country tlnglot be. 1. "Three Time Loser" Dan Seals (EMI-Amerlca) Thanks. Abby, for being such a 2. "You Again" The Forester Sisters (Warner Bros.) good friend to me through the Vic 3. The Way We Make a Broken HearT Rosanna Spermicides are safe years. Cash (Columbia) GRATEFUL 4. "Flshln' in the Dark" Nitty GrHty Dirt Band (Warner Bros.) If directions followed DEAR GRATEFUL: Glad to be Damone 5. "ril Be Your Baby Tonight” Judy Rodman (MTM) of help. However, I didn’t help you e."l Want to Know You Before We Make Love” — you helped yourself by zeroing in D E A R DR. on your problems and putting them Conway TwHty (MCA) GOTT: I heard in p ersp ^ ive. 7. "Crazy Ovar You” Foster and Lloyd (RCA) of a case where still sings 8. "Love Reunited" The Desert Rosa Band (MCA- a couple Curb) claimed that a Dr. Gott IV cw M y 9. "Little Ways” Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) contraceptive HeaUh Tip 10. "Shlne Shine Shine" Eddy Raven (RCA) jelly caused Peter Gott, M.D. birth defects in their baby. How long dyes it take for spermicide effects to disap­ Best ScDers pear? Is there a safe spermicide?

DEAR READER: Spermicidal we have heard stories that syphiiis Fiction creams, jellies and inserts contain can skip two or three generations 1. "Patriot Games," Tom Clancy compounds that kill sperm on and recur. Should we tell them? 2. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow contact. In part, this reaction is by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. 3. "Misery,” Stephen King a i(M by the high acidity of these DEAR READER: In my opinion, 4. "Weep No More, My Lady," Mary Higgins Clark products. Except for allergic skin teiling your children would serve no 5. “Sarum," Edward Rutherfurd reactions, spermicides are safe useful purpose and might actually CONTRA-INDICATION Contra-indication is a fancy term e. “Windmills of the Gods," Sidney Sheldon when used according to manufac­ create unnecessary anxiety. Syphi­ turer’s directions. lis does not skip generations; it is an that means, when you have a 7. “Fine Things," Danielle Steel chronic condition of some kind, 8. ‘T h e Haunted Mesa," Louis L'Amour Ordinarily, spermicidal jelly is infection that is transmitted by there are certain drugs you 9. "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency," effective for an interval of about six sexual contact and spread directly shouldn't use. If you have an hours. It is not absorbed into the from a mother to her unborn child. ulcer, aspirin is contra-indicated. Douglas Adams body. However, when present in the When they obtained their marriage Any drug containing sodium is 10. "Disaster," L. Ron Hubbard vagina for more than a day, licenses, your children underwent contra-indicated for a person with hypertension. Products contain­ spermicidal jelly may encourage mandatory blood tests to detect ing sugar are contra-indicated for Nonfiction the growth of certain bacteria, syphilis. They were free of the a diabetic. Allergy sufferers may leading to serious infection resem­ disease. Hence, personal informa­ be sensitive to a number of drugs 1. “Spycatcher," Peter Wright bling toxic shock syndrome. tion about their mother and aunts is which are therefore contra-in­ 2. ‘T h e Closing of the American Mind," Allan Bloom I do not understand-how. in a not germane to the health of the dicated for them. Consult our 3. ‘T h e Great Depression of 1990," Ravi Batra healthy woman, spermicidal jelly children or their offspring. pharmacist about drugs. 4. “Call Me Anna,” Patty Duke and Kenneth Turan could cause birth defects. The case Hlanctipatpr Hrralb 5. “Love, Medicine and Miracles," Bemie S. Siegel you cite must be a very unusual one 6. "Elvis World," Jane and Michael Stewart indeed. Dr. Gott's new Health Report. SI 7. "Cultural Literacy," E.D. Hirsch Jr. What You Should Know About \ Sitarday* Sipt Ift 1987 8. "How To Marry the Man of Your Choice," Margaret DEAR DR. GOTT: My sisters Nursing Homes, offers a step-by- step guide to rating facilities and N9DoABl'FrMCrtB«io« C t « «m Kent and I were treated for congenital finding the best care available. For 9. "The 8-Week Cholesterol Cure," Robert Kowalski syphilis as teenagers. Our children your copy, send $I and your name 10. ‘T h e 35-Plus Diet for Women," Jean Perry have never been told of this history, 348 Main Street and address to P.O. Box 91369, Manchester Spisdnick and Barbara Gibbons ‘hiey are now grown, with families of their own. Their children are Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure 649-1025 8 (Courtesy of Time, the weekly news magazine) normal and apparently healthy, but to mention the title. ~ IVlAKCHESfER HERALa Saturday. Sept. 19, 1987 - ti ' ' m . ~ “ • » • • . ■* » I # * »* V I J » - H ffA U ), I s.-Hj j j^M \ £ b I-'.3?, n ‘ f MI f .(_ < 5 J-. L1 Cover Story Between tfie Lines

Q. Tell me everything about Madonna. Is she going to divorce Sean Penn? Miss M., ?f.T- Vic Damone still sings love songs Paia, Maui, HawcU; Alicia Garvey, Dunmore, Pa. A . Madonna Louise Veronica to show people how to cook Ciccone is 29 (bom August 16, By Jane Ardmore found out what time she'd be well “without all the fancy 1958). from Bay City, Mich., finished before I walked in. I stuff. There are so many ways one of six children of Sylvio ewlyweds Vic Damone didn't .see her in the big of cooking sauces. I just go right Ciccone, a design engineer for and Diahann Carroll art- rehearsal hall so I started to the peasant cooking, the old Chrysler and General Dynamics, on a concen lour that rehearsing my first song. Then I way of making sauces and veal and his wife. Madonna’s will take them across did see her. walking along at the and chicken. You know the mother, whom she reportedly country for three back with her secretary Louisa pride the Italian country people- resembles, died of breast cancer months. They art- Damo. and through the mike I take in their food and how in 1963. a traumatic situation gloriousN talents who have known half-called, half-sang. slowly they eat. relishing every made even mort traumatic when the drama and pathos of Diahanna.' She didn’t turn bite. 1 eat that way. It comes her father announced three years passionate love and disastrous around so I called again, from years of watching my later that the children were going heartbreak, neither of whom had Diahanna.’ Later Louisa told father and mother” to have a stepmother, the ever expected to marry again. me she’d said. 'Vic is calling They spend time at her house housekeeper they all disliked. But they did and art- yiu.' andJ3iahann said. 'I will and also as much time as they Madonna, her father’s experiencing heaven on earth turn and sayliello when he can at Damonc’s home in Palm tavorite, felt betrayed, refused to and on stage. pronounces my name correctly.’ Springs. He bought it about two story call the woman “Mother" as he “To be up there singing love Which I finally did. She is very years ago when he was moving requested, and decided to get out ■ songs to my wife and having her sensitive about that. up with his daughters from of the house as soon as she sing love simgs to me is most "Well, we did the concert. Houston. ‘I walked in. opened could. In the meantime, in her '^thrilling. We sometimes forget She went on first, did her show, the doors to the patio and was By Josie teens, she escaped into dance there’s an audience. " says Vic I came down early enough to on the second fairway: palm classes and all-night excursions Damone. a beautiful gentleman hear her. She was wonderful: in trees, green grass — sheer to the dance clubs of Detroit of show business, who after a fact. I was well aware she was a heaven. 1 juiiqicd in the car and with her dance teacher. lifetime of ups and downs, tough act to follow. And that dashed back to L.A to tell ' f it ' She graduated from high triumphs and turbulence, taccs night, we had dinner together. Diahann." Q. / loved Dennis Quaid in schixrl in the middle of her today with the demeanor ot total We talked, talked and talked When Damonc’s daughters "Innerspace. ” What else has senior year and on a dance peace and looking, with just a until S o’clock in the morning come home from college on he been in and what will he be scholarship, attended the dusting of silver at the temples, about the most important aspects vacation, they stay with them in? Ann-Margret Pierce, University of Michigan in Ann for all the world like the young of our lives: .show business and cither at her Mulholland house Union, N.J. Arbor. After two years, though, man who sang his way into our children. You know how or the Palm Springs house A. He made his film debut in she dropped out and moved to stardom with "You’re Breaking Diahann adores her daughter Suzy, who has graduated with New York to try and make it as Suzy. well 1 have three beautiful ••9/30/55” and has since been in My Heart. ” honors in journalism from Breaking Away.” "I Never a dancer "God has been very good to daughters too — Victoria. Columbia, has her own She lived in an East Village Promised You a Rose Garden." me." Damone says. "My wife Andrea and Doniella — and apartment in L.A., but is with tenement, did some figure "All Night Long." is the greate.sl blessing of my have had the joy of raising them for all holidays, weekends, modeling and much publicized "Caveman." “Jaws 3-D.” life She is so gifted as a person them. We have so many things whatever. One of the important (after she became a star) M "Tough Enough," "The Long and professionally, so positive in common. things they did was to bring soft-core film to support hersell. Riders" (co-starring his actor about life, that in the time we their children into their and danced with one of Alvin . Madonna "And so many differences. brother Randy and the Reach have been going together and relationship from the first. Alley’s companies. Through a Ambition, for example 1 never brothers), “Enemy Mine," since our marriage. I have never musician boyfriend, she also set out to be No. 1. I've made a “My son. Perry," says "Dreamscape," “Bill" on TV been more positive about nice living. I go out and do Vic Damone cherishes his wife, Diahann Damone. "is 33, he is doing and "The Right Stuff ." became involved with rock ’n' a recording contract out ot it myself. Something I never had roll and after a brief stretch in The first result. 19K3 s concerts and sing with well as a disc jockey in Phoenix: His current film is “The Big before. It’s sheer joy to be in symphonies. I work when I want Carroil. he has a life of his own and wc Ea.sy" and next up later this Paris doing backup singing and "Madonna" album did fairly love with someone this positive. to, play golf. 1 love to be with |xits and pans and all the love each other. But the girls year is “Suspect" with Cher, dancing, she became a viKalist well, producing three hits: One of our advantages is that divorce. I’ve been through it my children. 1 love to cook. I ingredients, make pasta just like have been my babies, they have for the New York band "Holiday." "Borderline" and we’re very different human three times, and it is always a guess you’d call it ’laid back. his mother, buy cheese, fresh grown up with me (their mother, Breakfa.si Club. "Lucky Star.” beings but we understand each disaster. So when I was nervous, Diahann has different goals. She grated cheese. Judy, died when they were She also started writing her Her second album. “Like a other’s lives” taking Diahann to dinner in New own songs and wanted to take Virgin,” made her a star and he; is a fighter, she wants to be the Right now, Damone is young) and it was very Eric Roberts They’ve been acquainted for best. She is determined, and she York, he was there for me. And center stage with the band, but movie appearances, in "Vision working on a cookbook, important that they know and perhaps 25 years. They’d meet works at it: so we are different. it’s been lovely ever since. ‘check-out’ Diahann. the other members refused: she Quesf’ and “Desperately- "Recipes for Lovers, ” designed at show business social We have discussed those "I wasn’t planning on getting left as a result and, with an Ann Seeking Susan,” confirmed it. Q . Please tell me what you can about Eric Roberts. I ’m crazy functions. They’d be playing the differences, and wc agree that married again and she felt the Arbor boyfriend, formed her More recently, she appeared in about him. R.K. Roi, Fresno, Caltf.; Valerie McClain, Jersey same towns. “I was always as this is the reason we get along same way. Both of us. City, N J . own band called, at different the bomb “Shuiigiiai Surpris^jj^ great fan of hers, Marriage? What? Are you crazy? times, the Millionaires, Modem and released the hit album so well ” ART IS IN THE A . He’s 31, from Biloxi, Miss., the son of Walter Grady Roberts, professionally." Damone says, From that first night at the It was delicious just being in Dance and finally, just “True Blue." Currently she's in a blacklisted screenwriter and founder of the Actors and Writers eyes dreamy with remembrance. Breakers, they started talking love. So here we are. Married." EYES OF THE BEHOLDER... Madonna. Europe, finishing up a tour tied Workshop in Atlanta, and his wife, who left the family when Erie “She was always so elegant daily by phone. "That was the "Well, ” Damone says, “she was a child. He staned acting in his father’s company at the age As pan of the underground to her film and soundtrack in everything she did. Such a beginning, yes." says Damone. probably decided that marriage of 7. partly to relieve a stuner, which disappeared when he rock scene, she hung out album “Who’s That Girl?" professional. In fact, the night I "We looked at each other that might be OK because she saw Regarding her marriage, no I Whether It’s a re­ memorized lines, as he discovered. By 16. he was so experienced relentlessly in clubs and it was married my second wife, Judy first night and found something that I’m not a taker. I’m a giver. in one of those clubs, the now freshing still life that he was accepted at London’s prestigious Royal Academy of one knows, but as we go to Rawlings, we got married at the very interesting, enticing. That She is also a giver, she gives a Dramatic Arts. defunct Danceteria. that she got press her statement is that thc lot, but she is a taker too and, or a finely crafted Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, had was Friday. We’d agreed to He was bored there and soon returned to New York, where he her first break. She handed the marriage is unpredictable but lor have dinner together Sunday in she realized that I was always Stradivarius, it’s dinner, and then said, ’Now we lived at tKe Y and landed a role on the soap "Another World.” D.J. a demo, he played it. the the moment she appears to be New York. I was so excited that there for her. There are. times : all a mattter of crowd danced to it. and she got have to catch Diahann Carroll’s when she is momentarily a little His film break in "King of the Gypsies" followed, but he hanging on for the ride. I invited my good friend Lee show.’ So we did and went personal taste. considered it such a disaster that he put a great deal of distance lacocca to join lis. 1 phoned him low. those are the times when I backstage afterwards. When take care of her. That s how it s between himself and Hollywood afterward by turning down a and said. ‘Please come to New Diahann heard we’d just been supposed to be in life. I go into We have the art to three-picture deal with the studio and acting instead in two PBS York and have dinner with me married, she said, ’What are you the kitchen and make pa.sta with suit a variety of pioductions, “Paul’s Case" and “Miss Lonely hearts." He also and Diahann Carroll. I am so a light little sauce, a salad, some appeared in an off-Broadway production of the play "Mass Anything you'd like to know about prominent doing here?’ and promptly nervous. We just met and did tastes and the • Appeal" and the small film “Raggedy Man” with Sissy Spacek. ordered champagne. That was 24 veal . . . . we eat and are frames to com­ personaiities? Write to Josie, King Features this show on Friday and In the summer of 1981 his career, not to mention his life, years ago.” something wonderful is happy." plete the look. almost ended when he ran his Jeep into a tree. It took several Syndicate. 235 E. 45th St., New York. N.Y. Then about three years ago, He has been cooking for years Damone and Carroll were both happening.’ because when he was on the months for him to recover and once he did, he found that "So he came to New York. 10017. booked into the Breakers at . road working, he so missed his directors had moved on to other actors. He’s one of my ideals. He’s had mother’s fine cooking. So he Bob Fosse was the only one to call and he asked him to Palm Beach. “We had some difficult times, he was before been on the same bill, started in early, getting the hotel •r( « fraailag audition for “Star 80," He got the role in that harrowing film, as shattered by the break-up of his this was to be a big concert. I suite with the little kitchen or an you probably know, and has followed it with parts in “The Coca marriage to Peggy Johnson and 1 New Houri: Goyd Mon ‘. Tuet.. Wed.. 111 Center StrMt extended the usual courtesy of apartment if he were playing the Fri. 9-5:30; Thurt. 9 8; Set. 9 5 M in ch eeter 640-6939 Cola Kid." “The Pi>pc of Greenwich Village" and “Runaway have tried to be there when he giving her the privacy of first town long enough. He’d buy Train." Next up is “Blood Red" due out later this fall and “Fire needed me. 1 know about Oonnis Quaid Princess" due to stan filming. rehearsal with the orchestra and MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Septv^l9, 1987 - »5 Ci - ■ .’ itV. • t jV V* V'c~>i I *'•; i , I'l ■?'/V t V U ' --^^ANCHraTTO herald; Satiiftfay, SwH. If, M? , t f ■*' •H«i^ .ilMMf I? ir 1> \ Education WEEKEND TELEVISIOI^ Saturday, Sept. 19

5l00AM C5l) U.S. Farm Report (3$ Ring Around the World ^ Consumer Discount Network (p) Newsmakers [C N ^] Crossfire 3 ® Abbott and Costello [DIS] Watt Disney Presents: Solomon, (41) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe the Sea Turtle A study of the green sea (81) Comic Strip turtle s ability to return from any location in [CNN] Daybreak the world to its birthplace (60 mm ) [DIS] Mousercise [USA] Night Flight [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius 5;30AM (ri) in n New s Boros • >18'Agricultural News [USA] Jimmy Swaggarl [CNN] Showbiz Today 7:30AM 3D Puttin' on the Hits [ T M C ] M OVIE; 'Jesus' The life of Christ 3D Star Commanders IS told according to the Gospel of Luke Brian Deacon, Rivka Noiman 1979 Rated 3D Animal Crack-Ups SEASON PRE­ G MIERE (CCI 01) Voltron. Defender of the Universe 5.35AM [USA] Night Flight: Video Flash Tracks 08) Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (S® Pink Panther Studying non-traditlonal jobs is catching the eye of nrvany job-seekera today. 6;00AM 3 3 Young Universe (R) (T (2® Muppets 3 3 I Love Lucy ( ^ Sesame Street ICC) CI3 (1$ CNN News (3® Foofur Animated SEASON PRE­ Christian Science Monitor Reports MIERE 613 Popeye ^ It's Your Business [CNN] Daybreak (4® Learn to Read [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Princesa Caballero 1 ^ A lazy man’s guide to higher ed [ESPN] Surfing: Triple Crown From [CNN] Sports Close-up Oahu Hawaii (R) [DIS] You and Mo. Kid 1535 Bacharach Blvd., Atlantic [USA] Night Flight: Take Off Blues Students come from all over the hospitality skills at the City 252-7066. [ESPN] Aerobics * w - By Phyllis Zauncr City. N.J. 08401; (609) 6:1 SAM 33 Davey & Goliath ' t world, says Spriglio. Hotel, an elegant remnant of Worsham College of [TMC] M OVIE: 'Bring on the Girls' A 345-5423. wealthy man jo>ns the Navy io avoid gold­ As apprentices they will earn Gold Rush days. Mortuary Science. Preparing 6:20AM [HBO] m o v i e ; Vetlow f e j ' * .1 ook out, Stanford and Bancroft School jgf Massage. beard' An ornery pirate escapes from pri­ digging females Veronica Lake. Eddie The two-year course includes students for the definitive I f ' f Dartmouth — times are $7.SO to SIO an hour. After the Becoming a massage therapist is son after twenty years and searches for hts Bracken. Sonny Tulls 1945 classes and hands-on experience recession-proof, white-collar son. who IS in possession of a map leading getting tough out here in third year they become licensed definitely “ hands-on” 8:00AM 3D Hello Kitty's Furry Tale in hospitality, classical cuisine, career. Worsham College to buried treasure Graham Chapman. Pe­ Theater Animated PREMIERE ■ A YF- and thereafter will earn S4S an ter Boyln. Marty Feldman 1983 Rated PG ^ s . the job market. employment. It takes 10 months C5D Lady Lovelyl-o^Ks and the Pixiotails hour or more. Having paid their baking, meat analysis, (established 1911) offers a Educational prestige to learn the business at Bancroft, 6:30AM 3) Captain Bob dues to their profession, they comparison o f California wines, one-year program that includes 3D 3® MOVIE: The Care Bears Movie' L isn't holding up like it a little longer for those who take 3D The World Tomorrow (CC) The Care Bears embark on a mission management and Garde Manger ■ courses in funeral directing, used to. can make $96,000 a year night cla.sses only. According to 33 Flintstone Kids SEASON PREMIERE spreading goodwill until an evil spirn tries (preparation o f show buffets). embalming, accounting, law, to stop them Animated 1985 Unless you can afford without much trouble. an admissions officer, the field (CO Students work alternately in the anatomy, psychlogy and (33 Comic Strip (.11) Heathcliff snohbism, you can forget those The student body includes is growing. kitchen and in proper restorative arts. The second Planet of the Apes 0® Kidsongs hallowed halls o f Harvard and women as well as men. Being “ We get lots o f calls for dining-room service. semester also includes a ;i8) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ g® Tom 8i Jerry the ivy-clad ramparts o f Yale. burly is not a prerequisite (one BEAUTY AND THE BEAST — Catherine Chandler (Linda Hamiilon) is a young New The good news here is that restorative arts laboratory graduates to go to work,” she tion on the latest employment opporiuni (g ) (5® Gummi Bears (CCI The diplomas and degrees they man is S feet 2 inches), though says. But not every applicant is ties in the Connecticut area York iawyer who is befriended by a beast from underground (Ron Perfman) in “ Beau­ tuition is next to nothing — $50 session. g £ Phil Silvers confer may be distinguished. But Spriglio says one woman weighs (20) Insight / Out ® Wall Street Journal Report ty and the Beast," a new CBS series premiering Friday, Sept. 25. enrollment fee plus board and Says the enrollment officer, accepted. Admission follows an will they pul bread on the table? over 300 pounds. (il) Follow Me room. (Presumably board costs "Virtually every graduate has interview, and at present about (4l) Romi For the discriminating Cost o f the master course (310 100 students a year graduate. (6J) Abracadabra (g) Rod and Reel Streamside hours) is $4,100 plus books and would be low while hanging found placement by the time he [CNN] Foreign Correspondents thodoK methods to prove the innocence of job-sj^ker, there are a few Besides learning a vari'ety of [CNN] Daybreak O Sybervition Weight Control materials. An evening course around the kitchen.) or she leaves the school.” Cost [DIS] Contraption 9;05AM [TMC] M O VIE: Miiundor their client, an avant-garde artist accused s c h ^ s with truly impressive massage techniques, there is a [DIS] Dumbo'a Circus stood' Following his wita's death, a ship­ fig) Alvin and the Chipmunk* of murder Robert Redford. Debra Winger, costs $3,100. Students must New England Culinary of a one-year course; $4,660 [ESPN] Fishing: Bass Fisherm ans [ESPN] SportsCanter ping magnate neglects the needs of his Daryl Hannah 1986 Raled PG (In Stereo) records o f graduate employment, classroom curriculum of Dream (R) ^ Batman furnish their own trenchcoats. Institute, 24 Elm St., plus books and lab costs. [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Hero Ain't Nothing youi.g sons while being absorbed by his [USA] Beat the Pros even if they lack a few elements anatomy, physiology and related [MAX] M OVIE: 'W h ite Nights' Popples (S) ® New Archies require an undergraduate degree. where patients are generally ® Kids Are People Too [USA] Love Your Skin times for auctioneers — the Atlantic City and Nevada 7:00AM 33 Young Universe (11) Hoe Haw (2® This Week in MotorSporii On the other hand, if you have professional chefs operates g® VegaS country has never been more casinos on the rmly side o f the directed by a doctor. Making 33 Sylvanian Family .08) International Championship Wres­ 1 1 :00AM GO American Bandstand (4® Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (CC) one, it probably won’t be held Tubbs Restaurant in Montpelier, 01) lata del Tesoro attuned to the idea and spirit of house calls, a therapist in a city 33 Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show SEA­ tling (60 min ) GD Dr. Science ( g Wall Street Week (R) ' Vt., where every dish is gaming tables that is guaranteed SON PREMIERE (CO ® Say Brother The Post Pop Space Rock against you. like Boston might expect $50 an (g) Woody Woodpecker (D Muppets [CNN] College Football Preview prepared by student cooks under the auction mode o f selling. to be money-making. (It) The Hugga Bunch A young girl learns Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per* Here are the best. hour. g® ® Smurfs forms sptrtluals. jazz and rock 3D WWF Wrestling Spotlight [ESPN] SportsCenter Saturday (60 the close supervision o f two Auctioneers, like salesmen, This probably the only the true value of hugging when she visits They all look like fun. Bancroft School o f Massage, the fantasy land of the Hugga Bunch Stars (g® Sesame Street (CC) (8l) Green Acres (51) Star Search (60 mm ) min I renowned French chefs. wo.*k on commission. Beginners community college in the The Nick Harris Datactiva Gennie James, Natalie Masters (1® MOVIE: 'The Man From Laramie' A [CNN] Moneyweak Mirrdpower [U S A] Cellulite Free 50 Franklin St., Worcester, man sets out to avenge his brother s death The institute was founded in may make $20,000 to $30,000 a country that offers courses in 0 ® Inch High Private Eye Acadamy. Here’ s where private Mass. 01608; (617) 753-9757. and runs up against a gang running guns to [DIS] Donald Duck Presents ® WWF Wrestling 1 2:00PM 3 3 Puttin' on the Hits 1980 by two college teachers at year, but depending on location beginning and advanced eyes are bom. And a booming Joe Brinkman School for (2® M ighty Mouse the Indians James Stewart, Arthur Ken­ [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance (5® ALF Animated PREMIERE 3 ) MOVIE: Greyfriars Bobby' A Skyir a time higher education was and skill, earning can be almost blackjack, craps, baccarat and M uppets nedy. Donald Crisp 1955 (^C onstitution; That Delicate Balance terrier's eternal devotion to its master frus­ business it is, too, in these Umpires. When the umpire barks [USA] Proline trates but ultimately wins over the loaders going through a bad period. That unlimited. roulette, as well as slot-machine g® Boltomline (M) ^ Three Stooges tumultuous times. A 12-week “ strike!” and no one in the 9 : 4 5 A M g® Sesame Street (CC) and popu^co of 1 8 6 0 'i Edinburgh Based it was begun during a severe Western College courses repair. (41) Maquina del Tiempo (SB Flintstone Kids (CC) on a true story A Wonderful World of course o f 310 hours is the stands seems to agree with him, 1 0 : 0 0 A M (3D Pee-wee s Playhouse Disney" presentation Donald Crisp. Laur chef shortage (which continues prepare students for all Gambling dealers actually (5® W oodwright's Shop SEASON PREMIERE ® PELICULA: 'Amor a Ritmo de Go Go' equivalent o f four years you may wonder if the’ fellow Channels Javier Solis, Rosana Vazquez 1977 ence Naiimtth 1961 Part 1 of 2 to this day) was in its favor. auctioneering except tobacco. make a modest salary; it’ s the [CNN] Big Story (3D WWF Wrestling Challenge on-the-job training, according to might ever think about taking up eg) Washington Week in Review (CC) 33 WWF Wrestling The two-week course alternates tips that make the eight-hour Hartford, CT a i - [OIS] Good Morning Mickey! Students, mostly in their 20s, WFSB 3D v4S) My Pet Monster CfD America's Top Ten administrator Milo Spriglio, and a different line o f work. But Joe New York. NY rrj (R) ‘ come from 40-odd states. After two' hours o f classwork with two shift worthwhile. An average WNYW [ESPN] Fishing 3D Buck Rogers includes such courses as skip WTNH N ew Heven, CT CIJ (8D Wrestling: World Class Champion (it) Universal Wrestling Federation hours o f practice, offering Brinkman, who operates an 9;00AM (3) Muppot Babies Animated 01) Solid Gold in Concert an initial six months o f classes, day during high seson will WOR N e w York. n T (1) ship Wrestling f1® College Football West Virginia at tracing, employee theft, umpire school in San ;.ii SEASON PREMIERE they have six months o f classes in law, cashiering, pr^uce about $100 a day in tips WPIX New York. NY '2® Whiz Kids [DVS] MOVIE: Care Bears Movie II A Maryland (3 hrs ) shadowing, insurance fraud, M (T) The Got Along Gang auction administration and breath in Nevada or Atlantic City — Bernardino, Calif., and another WHCT Hartford. CT 122) :3d) Fraggle Rock New Generation’ Animated Thu cuddly g® MOVIE: 'The U st Hard Men’ When internship in a restaurant. The WTXX Waterbury. CT to bears and ihoir assorted cousins fmd Ihetr criminal investigation, arson and in St. Petersburg, R a ., trains his 3D Superman k 2Si Pro Wrestling his arch foe brrjoks out of jail, a violence- cycle is then repeated, and after control. (Those with a tendency more if the stakes are high. WWLP Springfield, MA 7 i mission to spread caring and friendship weary marshall is lured out of retirement documentary search. 7 * 01) Soul Train to laryngitis need not apply.) Advancement into management men to be strong. Since 1969 WEDH Hanford. CT >41. Et Tesoro del Saber threatened by an evil force 1986 Rated G Charlton Heston, J.imes Coburn. Barbara the second internship they are so N ew London. CT Following a WTWS gti! Bugs Bunny it Tony Brown's Journal [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (H) Hershoy 1976 • Seventeen instructors, all ranks bestows the unimpressive the school haS produced 24 M cap-and-irenchcoat graduation, well versed in the basics that WVIT Hartford, CT g8j Ask the Manager umpires who have worked in the Boston, M A M 61 World Wide Wrestling [HBO] MOVIE; Bronco Billy' (CC) A (^2) Foofur they get a half-dozen job offers. working auctioneers, pass on title o f pit boss. WSBK (41) Capitan Centella spoiled heiress deserts her husband for the students must apprentice for two major leagues. WGGB Springfield, MA 40 [DIS] Raccoons (24/ Marketing their expertise to groups that are The institute charges $700 to 41 loader of a traveling WilrJ West show Clmt Per-term fees are roughly WXTV Paterson, NJ 5 f Vistas (ESPN) Running and Racing Crt) MOVIE: The Big Sleep' Philip Mar years with a private detective sr Eastwood Sondra I oeWe Geoffrey Lewis SI0.000. but the average student limited to 25 pupils. (Tost o f the learn dealing blackjack, a WGBY Springfield, MA [DIS] Welcome to Pooh-Corner lowB discovers blackmail and murder agency. But so eager are H a r^ rd . CT •1 (HBO) Inside the NFL Hosts Een Daw 1980 .Rated PG two-week course is $1,795, but three-week course. Other Umpire school operates only WTIC [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors son. Nick Buoniconli 160 min I (In Sloreol .when ho becomes involved with a wealthy agencies to acquire these earns about $12,000 from the Cable News Net. (CNN) (MAX] MOVIE Shanghai Surprise woman and her uncontrollable sister Hum­ CNN [MAX] MOVIE Strange Invaders' (CCI two internships, and that helps that includes two meals a day, courses, like baccarat, may during non-baseball season, the DISNEY Disney Channel (DIS) [USA] Focus on Success (CC) A missionary and fortune hunter phrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. John Hidgely well-trained gumshoes that all (ESPN Outeispaco creatures, winding up their 2b tearn up to recover a sto*en cachet rjf coffM breaks and 13 nights in a require previous training in other ESPN Sports Network 1946 offset expenses. winter months. [HBO) year study ot Earth, arc delayed by a rnan 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week priceless opium STjan Penn Madonna students are placed within 20 to HBO Home Box Office Ramada Hotel. games, and tuition is slightly [MAX] :::rchinq lor his e«-wife Paul LeMat 1986 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) f)® Black Perspective 30 days, Spriglio says. 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Ernest Borgnme 1955 (81 Hogan's Hatoae 7 3 4 9 • 7 (8 ) MOVIE: 'Floodr Twohdicoptwpllou equipmant. 1968. of New Orieens' Charlie Chan is con­ (S) Win. Loee or Draw ruth to the tkl ol flood victimt. Robert QBWMKkigdam S' i i ) MOVIE; ‘Tha WhiM Warrior' A 19th □B (H ) MOVIE: 'Operation Petticoat' A sub- Gary Collins joins Miss America 1987 Kel- [C N N ] Sports Tonight front^ by the mysterious murders of two [CNN] Sport* Latenight Culp. Mertin Mibier, Richerd Baeehen. cantury harp laadt hit trIbatman in a batila • [I i 5 " tl men w ho share a secret chemical formula. ® EwbNadotea da la Mutica Cokmt- marine captain and his zany crew use off­ lye Cash as she crowns her successor in [ESPN] Wrestling: World Class Cham­ [ESPN] Coltag* Football: Michigan 1976. to raaNt tha tyranny of dia Car. Suva Mans it beat methods to get their vessel back in the 34th annual ceremonies from Conven­ Roland Winters. Hal Reed. Julie Parrish. pionship Wrestling State at Notre Dam* 13 hrs I |RI ® Candlopin BotwHng (60 mki.) Raavaa.Qaotgia Mol. SdNa Cabal. 1961. action. Cary Grant. Ton y Curtis. Arthur tion Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. (2 hrs.) (In 1948. (B ) VMaty Oairian (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Dead-End [DIB] MOVIE: 'Hot MNSona' A crook O'Connell. 1959. Stereo Live) 11:55PM [DIS] New VaudevUHene Too Host Ed 2:40AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Lust injihe < S b Sm m im Streat ICC). [CNNlBIgSlmv O IP Q a i l i t Drive-In' (C C ) The society of the 1990's ambairiat a fortuna from a larga corpora­ pp... 17 MOVIE: 'Tempest' In 18th century O ) Doctor Who Beglev Jr. ("St. Elsewhere") introduces Duet' (CC) Outlaws race to f:nd a treasure QD) MOVIE; 'SUMbowd Madcwee' A tion by posing a* a eomputar gankia. Petar [TMC] MOVIE;'Show Boa*'A beautiful 12 desperately attempts to restore order to contemporarv vaudevdie acts, including a buried in the town of Chili Verde. New photogrepher maate four eirandad dtald- skigar fakt m lova with a gambler on her Russia, a rebel leader sacrifices his life to (2) Hot Tracks its planet by putting the rejects into corn- Uatinov, Maggia Smith, Karl Makfan. protect a soldier w ho had once saved him. World Champion hula-hooping comedian, Mexico. Tab Hunter, Divine. Lainie Kazan boardare in San Francieco. Stacey Parana. lather's ifvarboal m thia third acraan ver­ PSflSHJP SD Hardcastle and McCormick temporary concentration camps. Ned a radio-controlled dummy, arid a dancing 1968. Ratad C. lS~~ 19 20 Van Heflin. Siivana Mangano, Viveca Lind- 1985. Rated R. Kent Sanatore. 1980. sion of the Kam-Hammantern p in . Kath­ Manning, Natalie McCurry. Peter Whitford. frog routine by the Theatre Mask Ensem­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tha Soorot Waapon' fors. 1959. [CNN] C N N New s (CNN) IW ada y ryn Grayson, Howard Kaal, Ava Gardner. o 1986 Rated R. (tn Stereo) ble (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3:00AM GD Home Shopping Over Holmaa combata Profaaaor Moriarty who H ~ ^ Facts of life (CC) Eighth-season [HBO] Roseanne Barr Show (CC) night Service Continues (2 hrs ) [U S A ] Danca Party USA (60 min.) 195). 1 CD Three's Company hat kidnappad tha kwamor of a naw !• finale. Beverly Ann and the girls all make Housewife / comedian Roseanne Barr de­ 2:00AM (U S A ) Night Flight: Take Off to Hoevy bombaight. Basil Rtthbont. Nigs) Brucs. 5:00PM ( D O Mlaalan hnpoasible Metal IV CD MOVIE: 'Buck end the Preacher' A 1 2:30PM GD MOVIE: -Rad Alatt* An ■ plans for summer vaction. (R) (In Stereo) livers her views on motherhoodand life in a (3D New Hot Tracks trail guide who protects former slaves Lional AtwW. 1942 (Colorind Vsrsion) CD W W F Suparstara of WrtstHng 2 4 " mobile home, (60 mm.) (In Sterbo)^ ^ accident at a nudaar power plant raieat (SSf Best of Wild America: The Babies A (3) MOVIE: 'The Beech Boys - an Amer­ 1:10AM CB MOVIE; 'Too Hot to Han seeking to homestead is confronted by a the horrifying tpecter of atomic annihila- [UBA] MOVIE: ‘Tha Boghmlng of tho (39 What a Countryt latrio winds up es­ Q o look at the behavior of wild animal offspr­ [M AX] MOVIE: Trouble in Mind' (CC) ican BMid' The careers of the Beach Boys ette’ A newsreel correspondent, who con man Sidney Poitier. Harry Belafontn, End' A tmal town it mystariousty wiped ■ tion. William ITavana. Michael Brandon. corting Joan to an awards ceremony. ii n 17 20 20 ing including wolf pups, lynx and cougar An ex-con falls in love with a young are chronicled in this documentary Brian creates big stories to beat his competitors, Ruby Dee. 1972. Adrienne BartMMu. 1977. out by giant graaahopptra ovar 8 faai tafl. ( B Wrestling o 1 kittens and pronghorn fawns (2 1’^s ) woman and tries to keep her drifter boy­ Wilson, Mike Love. 1985 falls in love with a rival's girl. Clark Gable, (9 ) That's tha Spirit Pottr■r Oravta, Peggy Caatla. 1957. 1 18N33I| friend from becoming involved with gangs­ Myma Loy, Walter Pidgeon. 1938. CE) Amariea'a Top Tan ^ M O V IE : 'Brotherhood of Satan* A (g) (2D N ew s (SI This OM Houap (CCI Tha attic'a roof IT" 32 S3 ters Kris Kristofferson. Keith Carradine. [C N N ] Newsnight 2:10PM [C N N ] Hoalthwoak small midwestern town is panic stricken [C N N ] Trdvel Guide IS) I'm TaWng It thinglad: tkyHghu and wkidowt are m- o Genevieve Bu| ld. 1986. Rated R (In (3) Consumer Discount Network [T M C ] MOVIE: Kits of the Spider when thirteen children disappear and their 0 S i What About Woman 2:15PM » French Chef: Working stakad; Bob V u tours Manhattan's Tnimp Stereo) [C N N ] New snight 1:25AM [MAX] MOVIE: Groove VVomen' ICC) In a Latm American prison Sfi parents die. Strother Martin, L Q. Jones. siritti Chooololo Tower. Tube' Movies and television take their an emotional relationship evolves between [CNN] Evana and Novak Charles Bateman 1971 [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:10AM (]9) Doctor Who B T h a S a k rt i : licks in this satire on the world of popular a homosexual prone to flights of cinematic [D I8 ] Ediaon Twrina 2:30PM (DC oBo m Foolboil; Qoorgia □ ^ Once a Hero PREMIERE (CC) Jeff 1 0 :1 5 P M CiD Kiner's Korner entertainment. Chevy Chase. Ken Shapiro, fantasy and his cellmate, a political radical BSobNawhaft 1 2:30AM CD Solid G oM in Concert [ESPN] Horao Show Jumpina: Hamp­ 0 1 Clamoon (3 hra., M mm.) B-hra) Lester stars as a comic-book hero who Richard Belzer. 1974. Rated R. William Hurt. Raul Julia. Soma Brayo CD Secrets of Success ton Claaalc Qrand Prfai From Brldgahamp- (H) Jualfn WMaon'a Louiaiana Cookin' - 9 9 Eata Samana an Baiabol comes lo life With Robert Forster. Mdo 10:30P M Sports Extra 1985 Rated R ^ Saturday Night Live Host: Valerie 1:30AM CD MOVIE: 'paradise La­ ton. N.V. (60 mm.) (Taped) 39 FniiMl Qoutmat O'Shea and Josh Blake. '90 min ) CID New s [USA] MOVIE: Halle Angels Sixty Bertinelli. Musical guest; Robert Cray goon' A group of wealthy Englishmen, [CNN] PrimeNews CH] IN N New s Nine' Tw o half-brothers plan to rob Can 1:00PM QD Mumm-Ra Uvaa The [CNN] Stylo With Elto Klonoch [CNN] Nawawatch ('Smokin' Gun') (90 min ) (R) (In Stereo) with their families and servants, are ship­ ThundetCate combat the evil Mumm-Ra'a [H B O ] World Stage: Tha Baoond An­ [HBO] M O V IE : Th e Fly' (C C ) A scientist (3 ) Transcendental Meditation wrecked on a tropical island. Kenneth sar’s Place in Las Vegas using the Hell s lateet aNae, tha Luna-Taka. in an animatad [TMC]. MOVIE:I 'Tho Rood Warrior' A [C N N ] M ore Perfect Union Topic: pri­ More, Sally Ann Howes. Diane Cilento Angels as o cover Tom Stern. Jeremy nual Princa'a Trust AM-Star Rock Con­ IS transformed into a grotesque insect fol­ (2 ) Honeymooners feature baaed on the "ThundarCata" aar- lonar holpah ^ defend an oH-prorkicing com­ lowing an ill-fated teleportation experi­ vacy. 1958. Slate. Conny Van Dyke 1969 munity from a band of sadiatic nomads. cert Parformancaa by GaorM Harriaon. iea. (2 hra.) ' ment Jeff Goldblum. Geena Davis, John ® Twilight Zone y [ESPN] Boxing (Top Rank): John M eek- Msl Gibsan, Bruca Spanca. Vamon Waka. Ram Starr, Elton John, Eric Gapton. Phil 0 < S D 0 ABC N e w s (CC). 3:30AM [C N N ] Thle Week in Japan CD MOVIE: ‘Paper Uon' A rookie finda Caama. Ban E. King, Bryan Adams. Paul Getz. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [DIS] College Bowl '87 A quiz show in­ ins vs. Howard Stewart John Meekins 1981. Rated R. (5-1-2, 12 KOs) versus Howard Stewart [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Over the M oon' The the world of profaaaional footbal a dWar- Youn(), Midge Lire mtd Jeff Lynne. 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Tfsutwig and Jim HMI. t Actress Goftnide 2 Makka and FWior 1986 Rated PG-13. (tn Stereo) 12:40AM [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The (9) Jimmy Swaggart (0 ) MOVIE; 'Shatkl' An underwater Based on tlie 1981 film. After a brush with [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King W eekend aaarch for aunker iraaaure leeda to be­ Knight Rider 5 Dutch choasa 3 Conesming [USA] MOVIE: 'Jaws of Satan' A de­ Awakening' Attempting to save his child CD the law. a man (Jimmia Waktar) starts a from demonic forces, an archaeologist ® Dating Game . ^ trayal. murder and a dimaciic attack by a g Lori on "Nothing la 4 Actor Hackman monic cobra terrorizes a sleepy midwest­ 1 0 : 4 0 P M (SD Doctor W)k > 4:05AM [H B Q ] m o v i e Th* fiv G9 Kaya so Success community-sarvice sssignmani working meets the supernatural head-on. Charlton [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents mohatar white ahark. Burt Raynolda. Ar­ with foster children. Easy" 5 Buky on "Easy Streat" ern town. Fritz Weaver. Gretchen Corbett. (C C I A Bcienliat la uanalormort inio a groi ( 9 Soul Train Jon Korkes. 1981 11:00PM (B d) ® New* Heston, Susannah York. Stephanie Zim- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Escapade In Florence* esque insect following an ill-iaied lolepof thur Karmady, Barry Sullivan. 1968. I S Connecticut Newimakars 10 Short lor LUkon 6 Monogram for an hey French Chef: Tarrinat and Patea CB MOVIE: 'Lovers and Other Stran- balist 1980. Rated R. (In Stereo) T w o American artists travel to Florence to lation expennnonl Jeif GoldWunt, Gonna (B l Happy Oaya ( 8 12 Linda Lavbi rola 7 Mallwa on "Faloan 8:15PM [DIS] Electric Grandmother l$D ChatpMto (60 min.) gars' A young couple's impending mar study its great paintings and ore thrust into Davis. John Gol>. 1986 Rated R (In 3 9 Raino Sahrala 15 CRy m (Sacrgla Craal" Maureen Stapleton portrays a warm­ 12:45AM [O IS] o t v 0 $ Victory Oaiden (CO riage causes a variety of crises for their a chase to recover a priceless 15th- (B) This Old Houaa (CC) The attic's roof 16 Carta on "Choara" 8 At a dislanoe hearted domestic robot purchased by a w i­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Kinq of the City' Upon Stereo) (B ) Motorwaak families. Gig Young, Anne Jackson, Bea­ century painting from international thieves. 8 ) Roger Clamana Waport Is shinglad. skyHghu and windows are in- 20 Eatkig rogiman 11 Actor Tab — (clua to dower (Edward Herrmann) to keep house arriving in Hollywood, a young man finds [MAX] MOVIE: Back to [CNN] Your Monoy trice Arthur. 1970 Tom m y Kirk. Annette Funicello. 1963 4:10AM S Lat a Oo Bowling stailed; Bob Vita tours Manhanan's Trump 21 Sarpont fitkyrw anewsrl and raise his three children in this fantasy work as a bouncer in a nightclub threa­ School' (C C I Campus life is turned upside [EBPN] Korea Racing: Maryland MM- Tower. (R) 22 Cdt'amothor 13 Lord High Admiral: abbr. story based on Ray Bradbury's ("I Sing the C D Farm Aid III Willie Nelson’s third bene­ tened by an underworld takeover. Tom [ES P N ] SportsCenter down when e specialty clothing tycoon on (49 PEUCUIA: 'U Mujar Qua X<> ■ ikm From Baltimore. (60 mm.) (Livel fit concert for American farmers. Sched­ Circumatanoiaa qua cauaan a un'i [CNN] Nawtmakar Saturday 24 Qorbar or Trass 14 Cbortas HaHahan tola Body Electric"). Parsukian, Michael Parks. Tony Curtis. [U S A ] Night Flight; Atomic TV rolls in college in an eflori lo make sure his uled perforrners; Neil Young, John Denver. 1985 Rated R son won't drop out Rodney Oangorlielil sino convartiraa an una aapacia da I [H B O ] Warning: Food Mqy Bo ]foaar- [IM S] Hama Alona Malcolm-Jamal Wsr- 25 Paaoport appendage 16 Pokidaxter't tWa YVe Got It Made PRE- doua to Your HooHh (CCI Based on re­ 8:30PM CD Merle Haggard. Kris Kristofferson. Lynn 2:25AM [H B O ] m o v ie : Nights in Sally Kellorman. Burl Young 1986 Rated ero qua robe para ayudar a loe pobrea. nar ("Cotby Show") lalka about safety for 28 Baaobok stat. 17 Ovar poetic M IER E A beautiful woman (Ten Copley) 1:00AM CD Home Shopping Over­ White Satin' A photographer becomes search by Contumart Union, an chkdran who are home alona, including ups 19 Laural'a partnar Anderson, Steppenwolf. Gary Morns, Em- PG-13. (In Stereo) Pedro Infanta. Blanca Eatala Pavon. 31 Opposed moves to New York and winds up working mylou Harris, Exile, Asleep at the Wheel, night Service (2 h rs ) obsessed with a young woman he examination of food and how it affects on datUng with strangers and noiHflmg 23 Makaauaaol (IS Haute Coututo: Tho Oraat Daaignara 32 River In SwHzsrtand as a maid for two young bachelors (Tom the Fabulous Thunderbirds. From the Univ­ CD MOVIE: 'Hare Comes Mr. Jordan’ A glimpses during a photo shoot Kenneth 4:30AM ® F-Troop those who consume it. Inckidea Intarvlawa smargenciaa. Winner of the Achievement 34 Hockey ploy 28 Incorpcralsd: abbr. Yvaa Sami Laurani and Valaniino are with legal and medical axpana. Villard. John Hillner) ersity of Nebraska in Lincoln (2 hrs.) (In ' among tha faahion deaignera featured in in Clxldran'i Talavieion Award from Ac­ 36 David onr “Out Houea" 27 OavM Ogdon — tion for Chkdran's Telaviaicxi. ( 2 ) 2 2 7 A robber locks Mary, Lester, Stereo) ihia Netory of intamational high faahion. 3:30PM CD S C o ila g a Football: Boa- 37 Rsc. Oaky Akow. 29 Barythnikov't lorta Sandra and Pee-wee Herman in a toy SanchsIOf BslAirTheheadofa 30 Anger GD MOVIE; 'Rabbit Test' A man falls in 160 min.) ton C o H ^ ot u se (3 hra.. 30 mm.) (Liva) r a 3g You In tha Houaa store. (R) (In Stereo) love with a gypsy and becomes the unify transpiams his family lo riity 33 Covet [C N N ] Nowaday 0 9 Muaic Machlna (R) (In Stereo) Alona?" W ild Am erica (C C ) A profile of the world's first pregnant man Billy Crystal. Bel Air. Start Rani Santoni as Ricardo Ssn- 41 QUmpoa 38 Sue Ekan on "Dallas" [D IS ] Naw VaudavflUane Too Hoat Ed (SiThia Old Houaa (CC) Planning naadad nocturnal grasshopper mouse. 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Catherine Mary cessor he's dreamed of, he discovers it Irog routine by the Theatre Meek Enaam- tion. 6 actor Frank Converse had been visit­ when she can. It’s a hard life, but she Victoria’s descendents traced back to ble. (60 min.l (In Stereo) More Perfect Union Topic: pri­ Stewart. 1984. has unique capabilities. [CNN] ( S New* ing his parents and-fell asleep on the did have a part in the brief 1984 series his family, the German house of Saxe- vacy. 6:00PM CD ( 8 T V puzzle solution on page 32 ( D Farm Aid III Willie Nelson's third bene­ (2) Bemey Miller [H B O ] Soupman Joey thmka it'a easy to couch watching a football game and “E/R." And you can see her here and Coburg-Gotha. th a t became embar- rob the aldarly imia he finda out they can CD What's Happening Nowll Raj has a fit concert for American farmers. Sched­ ® C IN E M A : 'Phase IV ' Deux savants [H B O ] MOVIE: Tha Money PH' (CC) Wild time at Dwayne's party. 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Lynne Frederick. 1974. sor.” Through the centuries, of Holmes and Watson are delivering to ns Tom Hanks. Shakey Long. Alaxandar (5u- (S ) Feme Jesse feces a few obstacles ® Noticiero UnivIsion the Fabulous Thunderbirds From the Univ­ fragrance with a model that looked are on VCR tapes, but without the ti­ donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Starao) city (g ) Alive From Off Center (C C ) Meredith course, there have been several ruling new owner, lasii Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. when he sets out to direct the school's [CNN] Pinnacle ersity of Nebraska in Lincoln. (2 hrs.) (Live) just like Frank. Is he dead or alive? — tles, I’m lost. One was a love storv 1946. (Colonxad Version) [M A X ] (MOVIE; 'Ivanhoa' An advemure- 1930s-typa musical. (60 mm.) (R) Monk and Bob Rosen explore the immi­ families In BriU in — 'Tudor, Stuart, [D IS ] My Friend Flicka 7:30PM Q3 MarMehead Manor (2) ® Golden Giris SEASON PRE­ grant experience in "Ellis Island" (In S.C., Killeen, Texas, starring Liv Ullmann and Eklward A l­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'H«H Moon Street' An some 12lh-caniury Saxon knight ratums (3 ) Odd Couple M IER E (C C ) Sophia's new friend, an eld­ bert, Jr. The other had Keith Larsen Hanover, etc. from the crusades to find himsM disinher­ [TMC] Short Film Showcase QD M ‘ A*S*H Stereo) Dear S.C.: Alive, allve-o! I don't attractive economics expert becomes en­ (S ) loose erly man. suffers from Alzheimer's ited end tha woman ha lovaa engaged to a Bustin' (3D Jeoperdyl (CC). ® New Monkees PREMIERE Four mu­ know where that crazy story came as an Indian falling in love with a meshed in political m t n ^ when she be­ 7:00PM CD Out of t m s worw disease. (In Stereo) a Dear Dick: As a recent retiree, gins moonlighting as a paid escort in Lon­ gluttonous man. Jamas Mason, Anthony (S) Dancin' to the Hits GD Major League Baseball: New York sicians lead unconventional lives in an from, but forget it. It never happened. white girl. Can you help? — L.B., Andrews. Olivia Hussey. 1982. ( ) K’s e Uving Jan and Richie's plant for GD Three's Company G5) M iss Colombia U .S .A . (4 hrs ) adventure-filled mansion. Stars Larry Sal- I ’ve been doing a lot of TV watching. don Sigourney Weaver. Michael Came. 8 Mete at Pittsburgh Piratee (2 hrs . 45 Converse is still going strong apd does Steubenville, Ohio. Patrick Kavanagh. 1986. Ratad R. e romantic evening run awry. (R) GD ® News nxn.) (Live) (g ) MOVIE: 'I Was a Male War Bride' A lis, Dino Kovas. Jared--Chandler. Marty Dear L.B.: I can help with the first One of my favorites is the re-runs of 4:00PM QD HawaU Flva-0 French captain married to an American Ross a lot of commercials, stage work, TV [U S A ] HoNywood IneMer dDOoctor Who GD Kilter's Komer ® Chertee in Charge Charles learns he'll 'one, which was "Forty Carats,” and I “Maverick.” Who was the actor who 09 Puttln* on tha HHa (R) (In Stereo) W A C Lieutenant tries to get into the U S and movies when he can get parts, ( O Feme (60 mm.) G S Teles From the Oerkeide After a high be the live-ln helper for a new family after [CNN] Pinnacle know it is available on cassette. The played the original Maverick’s 1 :30PM (S) ® To Be ArMKHinced. (3 ) Power Pro Wrestling along with a group of war brides Cary such as in the 1983 movie “Spring F e­ [C N N ] Newswatch school teacher finally gets the word pro­ the Pembrokes move to Seattle (R) Grant. Ann Sheridan. Marion Marshall. [D IS ] MOVIE: Hot Millions' A crook other one I can’t pinpoint, although it (James Garner) brother and took over Victory Garden fCC) ' (8 ) MOVIE; Vou'l Lika My Mother' A cessor he's dreamed ot. he discovers it ver,” with Susan Anton and Jessica [01$) Best of Onie and Harriet (B s c t v 1949 embezzles a fortune fropt a large corpora­ might be “Fury River.” Whatever it for him the last year? — D.B.R., Qreeteat Sports Legends pregnant widow visile her mothar-m-law has unique capebiHties. (R) tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter Walter. lor the first time and discovers that her (2) As Schools Match Wits [DIS] MOVIE: 'Escapade in Florence' is, however, I doubt it would be on a Houston. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Vtctory' Allied prisoners (9 ) Cherlee in Charge Mrs. Powell orders Ustinov, Maggie Smith. Karl Malden a Dear Dick: Does Mitchell Laur- [C N N ] Newemalier Saturdey new family has an awful ascrat. Patty Laszio winds up es T w o American artists travel to Florence to fight their German captors on the soccer Charles to have a relaxing weekend even ® What a Country! 1968 Rated G cassette, because Larsen was strictly (ESPN ) Track And Field: Mobil Qrand Ouka-Astin. Richard Thomaa. Rosemary corttng Joan to an awards ceremony (R) study Its great paintings and are thrust into ance of HBO’s “Not Necessarily the Dear D.B.R.: That was Jack Kelly. f i^ . but their real goal is escape. Sylves­ though she's holding a yard sale. (R) a B-picture star, and very few B-pic- PrU Final From Bruatela. Belgium. (90 Murphy. 1972. ter Stallone, M ich^ Caine. Pale. 1981 a chase to recover a priceless 15th- [ESPN ] SportsCenter Saturday News” have a twin brother by the After Garner walked out In 1960, Kel­ (2D Major League BasobeH: New York (8 ) Major Laogua BaaabaU: Boston Red century painting from international thieves. tures have made their way onto mtn.l (Teped) (8 ) MOVIE: ‘Exacutiva Action' Disturbed Rated PG. Sox at Baltimore Orkilee (3 hrs } [H B O ] M O V IE : Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life name of Matthew Laurance? — E.L., ly (aided by Roger Moore and Robert Mete at Pittsburgh Piratee (3 hrs.) Tom m y Kirk, Annette Funicello 1963 Is Calling' (CC) As doctors attempt to C8S88tt6. [H B O ] MOVIE: The Man With One Rad ' about tha course that American foreign [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Beck to School' (CC) ® What a Country! Laszio winds up es Hollywood, Fla. Colbert) held the fort, but the show 12) Wheel of Fortune (CQ. [TMC] MOVIE; Kiss of the Spider save his life after a drug-related accident, a Dear Dick: I’ve read that a male ac­ Shpa' (CC) A viohnist unwittinglv ba- policy la taking, a ascret ri^-w ing group Campus life is turned upside down when s corting Joan to an awards ceremony Dear E.L.: Yes, he does. And Mat­ soon pooped out without Garner’s comas involvad m a cat-and-mousa game plots the ataaseination of Piesidant John specielty ciothmg tycoon enrolls in college (S ) He# Hew Woman* (C C ) In a Latin American prison, nightclub comedian s alter ego travels tor on “Days of Our Lives" died of F. Kannady. Burt Lancaatar. Wik (3ear, SS Throb an emotional relationship evolves between back through the years to discover what thew has a twin named Mitchell, You style. batwMn rival spy agancias. Tom Hanks. in an effort to make sure his son won't (2D Benny Hill ^ AIDS. Which actor was it? — M.P., Lon Stngar. Dsbnay (foiaman. 1985.Rated Robert Ryan. 1973. drop out. Rodney Dsngerfield. SaNy Keller- [C N N ] Sports Saturday a homosexual prone to flights of cinematic led him (o this point Richard Pryor, Debbie can see Matthew on the Fox scries, Allen, A n Evans 1986 Rated R (In Amarillo. PG 9 9 CHa con las Amarfeas man, Burt Young. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In (S) CkwmAttrections ^ fantasy and his cellmate, a political radical. “Duet.” a Dear Dick: I ’m a big fan of “Hap­ [ESPN ] College FootbeH: Michigan William Hurt. Raul Julia, Soma Braga. Stereo) Dear M.P.: According to my source [U B A ] Crwar Story Stereo) Gi) Sebedo Qigente I State at Notre Dame (3 hrs. 30 mm) a Dear Dick: I recently saw Vanna py Days” and have seen just about ev­ 39 JuUa Child and Company 1985. Rated R. on the show, what you read was [U S A ] Aifwolf ® It's e Living (Live) [TMC] MOVIE; The Road Warrior' A White on a talk program. She said she ery episode. Please correct me if I ’m 2:00PM CD Black Shaap Squadron 39 MOVIE; Taraotulaa: Tha Deadly loner helps defend an oil-producing com­ wrong. “To my knowledge,” says this 9:1 OPM [C N N ] Stw w biz Week was in love with a man who was killed wrong, but didn’t Richie and Joanie S MOVIE: Wa'ra Fighting Back' A Cargo' A horde of deadly lersntulas. un­ 6:30PM GD CBS News [CNN] Crosehre Seturday 8:00PM GD It'e an Adventure, Charlie munity from a band of sadistic nomads person, “nobody on the show has AIDS leashed m the crash of a c t r x plane, [D IS ] MOVIE: The Littlest Outlaw' Brown (CC) (R) Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence, Vernon Wells some time ago. She said he played on have an older brother when the show young man organuts a small group of New GC SnrMlI Wonder 9:30PM @ (2D Mama's Boy PRE­ or has died from AIDS.” spread terror and death. Gauds Akins, his-horse is sentenced to be des­ 1981. Rated R “The Young and the Restless." I ’m cu­ first came on? If so, what happened to York City youths to try and nd the neigh, When CD 39 Werewolf While witnessing hib M IER E (C C ) Comedy. Bruce Weitz stars Charles Frank, Deborah WInteri. 1977. troyed. Mexican boy runs away and a Dear Dick: With ail the news borhood of e enme wave caused by e iocsl fyi Mama's Family Mama helps Aunt Ef- a best friend's grisly transformation into a as a hard-nosed news columnist who [U S A ] MOVIE: Hells Angels Sixty rious to know what part he played. — him? — S.S. Houston. gang Kevin Mahon. Paul McCrene. Elgin ahares a cross-country adventure with the about the royal family of England — [D IB ] MOVIE: ‘Over the Moon' The fie recover from a concussion. werewolf, college student Enc Cord (John shares his New York bachelor pad with hts Nine' T w o half-brothers plan to rob Cae­ A.H., Joplin, Mo. Jones 1981 young heirass of a vest fortune quickly animal. Pedro Armendariz, Joseph Calleia, weddings, births, deaths and so on — Private Benjamin York) is stricken with the same curse and widowed mother (Nancy Walker). (In sar's Place in Las Vegas using the Hell's Dear A.H.: His name was John Gib­ Dear S.S.: Yes, you’re right. Origi­ learns that happiness is the greatest gift of Andres Velasquez 1955. left to search for the one man (Chuck C^n Angels as a cover Tom Stern. Jeremy one thing I have missed is what is the (8 ) Cotuumar Diarmunt Natwotk Stereo) son, and he was kifled in a plane crash nally, there was an older brother — all Rax Harnsoo. Marla Oberon. Robert (2D Mama's Family MOVIE: 'Legal Eagles' (C C ) Tw o nors) who can help him (2 hrs.) (RlAOn Slate. Conny Van Dyke 1969 8 ) MOVIE: 'Flral' A devastating fotesi [TMC] (SD M O V IE : 'Desperate’ (C C ) Haunted by last name of that family? Over the Chuck was his name — who soon went Douglas. 1940. & (SD NBC News Manhattan attorneys employ some unor­ Stereo) in May 1986. On “The Young and the lire, started by a convict to divert attention an event in his past, a Florida man sees a 11:30PM OD She's th* Sheriff centuries, how many different names o ff to college. Two actors played him: from hts escape, threatens to destroy a [E S P N ] College Football: Washington (S) This Old House (CC) Laying the car­ thodox methods to prove the innocence of d D College Football Quest for Number chance for self-redemption through a plot ^ /R estless," he played a male stripper their client, an avant-garde artist accused CD star Saareh (60 min ) have there been? — D.F.J., Roann, Gavan O’Herllhy in 1974 and Ran­ mountain commumly. Ernest Borgnme. at Texas ABM (3 hrs . 20 mm.) (Live) pet and completing finish work m the attic; One 1986 highlights, current interviews that reunites him with an ex-girifriend ^ named Cash for about two seasons. , of murder. Robert Redford. Debra Winger. 18) To Be AniHMincad. Ind. Vers Mites. Pjlly Duka Aatin. 1977. [U S A ] Cartoons a review of the attic renovatK>n budget. and a look at spring practices are used to John Savage, Meg Foster 1987. a Dear Dick: Could you please tell dolph Roberts followed in 1975. A fter­ Daryl Hannah '9 8 6 Rated PG (In Stereo) pick the top collegiate teams as they begin War of tha Star* ® What's Happening Nowll [C N N ] TMs Week in Japan 3D Doctor Who me whatever happened to Marcia Dear D.F.J.: While this is hardly a wards be was never seen nor beard 4:10PM IS) This Old Houea (CC) Pre­ [U S A ] New Mike Hammer (60 min ) their quest for number one. (8 ) Racing from Plainafiakl Strassman from “Welcome Back, show biz question, I ’ll answer it. The about again. Apparently, the show's 32) CoHactors A lour of a turn ol ihe. paring the attic for construction; s visit to ( 9 Mama's Family Mama suspects Na­ 10:00PM (S New* century Western town re-creation, Steve Cornerstones where people leem to be omi of trying to cash m on Vint's life insur­ 7:10PM (2) TNs Old House (CC) Be­ ® MOVIE: 'Tom Curtain' An American Kotter.” Is she still acting? - L.B., present fam ily name is Windsor, and creators just decided to forget be ever ance policy. (R) ginning the next protect, the renovatton of (8 ) Hogan's HeitMS physicist pretends to be a defecter in order Franko discusses early photographic homebuilders Continued... Houston. has been since 1917. Through her existed. s IS) Mist America Pageant IC C ) Host to learn a secret equation vital to an impor­ M — MANCHESTER HERALO. Saturday. Sent. 1». 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 18,1887 -MS T his Week’s Feature: CUSTOM MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT KITCHEN CENnR

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[USA] Hollywood Inihtor [CNN] Newsnight >**^~*~ 99) MOVIE: 'Bom BaautHur A n mode) attempts to make a [HBO] M O V IE : *Bom American* Three NY TWO Sandav, Continaed Live) -~- QSINNN o w i change whHe she Is still at the top. Enn young Americens cross the Soviet border DADS Gray. Lori Singer. Ed Marinaro. 1982. G 8 Spanear For Hiro (CC) Spencer 8 Jimmy Swaggart during a Nxnkig expedition end fmd them­ Sunday, Sept. 20 [CNN)Newa(toy seeks revenge a ( ^ s t the men who ser- 8 Wortd Vliiofi; Sltom Tragody (60 selves fighting for their freedom end their kxislv wounded him in ■ shoot-out. (60 OntticnewnBC [DIS] Too 8mwl Strangers (CC) min.) lives. Mike Norris. Steve Durham. Oevkf (3 Bpeetacidar World of Qt^nneM Re* min.) (R) (In Stereo) scHes ”Hy Two Winnie the Pooh and friands give youngs­ 6:00PM G ® 8 ® Nmn 3 BWy Qrahwn Crusade ' Cobum. 1986. Rated R. corda GP oOc * Story G DawM Toma Show Dads," nicole ters tips bn how to deal vwth strangers. 3 Qraat Performancee: Wagner (CC) [U S A ] Weight Loea Mad* Eaey 8 K l d a o T V Host Sonny Mdendrei. (60 min.) [ESPN] Auto Racing Continues (90 8 IMtttytos of tha Rich and Famous 8 MOVIE: -Young Wotrioco' An angiy An aff-ster cast that includes Vanessa Red­ 1 2 :0 1 A M 8 m o v i e ; 'Oaja Vu' An S:OOAM (X) Bj / Lobo Bradford (StacI min.) Raquel Welch; King Taufaahau Tupou IV (CNN] Big Story [TM C ) MOVIE: T h e Oresaef*(CC) Des­ young m m forms a vigilante group to av­ grave. ^ John Gielgud, Sir fNIph Richerd- actress bears a startling resemblanca to a (B ) Im lg M Keanan) has two from Tonga m tha South Pacific; actor Al pite his eccentricities, a senile En d ’*” 3:45PM 8 WIM Anwrica (CC) Many enge the death of Ns teenage sister. Ri­ eon end Sir Laurence Olivier join Richard ballerina who has been deed for years. Js- (DIS] Y o u and Mo, KM Waxmsn ("Cagney & Lacey"); the jewel­ (2D Coniumor Ditcoum Notwoiti new dads, Michael tw is coerced by his dedicated valet into Stoufiar aearchaa for signs that the matur­ chard Roundtree. Ernest Borgnine, Lynda Burton a t Wagner in this dramatic por­ dyn & Nth, Mgel Terry, Shetley Winters. making Home of Cheumet. (60 mm.) (R) (CNN] Spott* Roviow (ESPMAorobics Taylor and Joey iving yet another performarKe. A l^ r t ing fiahera can aurviva thatr first wimer in Day George. 1983. trayal of the German composer's life and 1985 inney. To m Courienay. Edward Fox. 8 It's Show tim a at the Apollo A variety career. In tNs episode: n eeing the conse­ [DIS] Bmt of Walt IManoy Praaairtt; ( G N o w England Sunday ? tha wild. 3 Star Trek S:00AM Harris (Qreg r aeries from Naw York's historic Apodo 1 2 :1 5 A M G s e c FootbaM Provtew Muaic for Evarybody Host Maestro tiid- 1983. Rated PG. quences of Ns political activities. Richard CG an Oral Roberta .V Bvigan, l„ and 4:00PM G N F L Football: OaHaa C o w - 8 Oron Momonu From Nova Wegner meets several rich women who wtg von Drake presents a variety of musi­ [U SA] Tannia; DuPoiW All-Amariom Thaetre. This week's host: L.L. Cool J. 1 2 :3 0 A M G New England Sunday / I boya at N a w York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) Guests: recording artists Donna Allen and cal entertainment with guests Nelson CG Make H Red Paul Reiser). It To u rn n n a m Final round, horn Amalia Is­ 8 Poiioa Woman support N s career. (60 mki.) Part 1 of CD Auto Racing: CART Pennsylvania Staphanla Mids, comic Chris Rock. (60 G Mlaalon Impoaalhte Eddy, Dinah Shore and Benny Goodman, (B) Frederick K. Price premieres SUn- land Plantation, Fla (4 hrs.) (Live) 8 M O V IE :'T h a Baairit Soya - an A m a r- 2 0 0 C A R T Bosch Spark PKig Prix, from iean Sam i' Tha careart of the Baacti Soya mm.) ii) Naw Gidgat SEASON PREMIERE [CNN] Styla With Elaa Ktemch (60 min. I 8 Bytvania Bears DAY, SEPT. 20. 1:30PM G MOVIE: Inapactor Clou Penns^ania Internationa) Raceway. (2 sra chronicled in this documentary B riw 18 MOVIE: 'Oamis tha Manaca' A pre­ Gidget end the gang ere shipwrecked [U S A ] Night Flight: Taka Off to Heavy [USA] Lava Your Skin 8 SutMay Today PREMIERE seau' Bumbling Inspaclor Clouseau is hrs.) (Same-day Tape) Wilson. Mike Love. 1985. historic discovarv thrsalens to turn the w h m their boat capsizes in Hawaii, M etal IV 1 2 :4 5 A M m o v i e : 'Randanoui CHECK IISTINGS called in to help Scotland Yard. Alan Arkin. (3 NWA Pro WraatUng Mitched's naigMXKhood mto an archaeo­ (^ a ts : former "(jttigan'a Island" co-stars G 8 (B) Setama Street (CC). 8 Constitution; That Dalicats Balanca Hotel' A hotel owner and N i madcap craw [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Show Boat' Frank Finlay. 1968. logical site and e tourist attraction. Victor Bob Denver end Alan Hale Jr. 5:05AM 8 The World Tomorrow FOR EXACT TIME 3 MOVIE: 'Q.l. Joe - The Movie' GI. deal with s host of problems end situations A beautiful singer falls in love with a gam- Major League Baaeball; New York [CNN] Newswatch DMettie. Patricia Eatrin. James W . Janse. G Joe's Special Task Force finds its mission [CNN] CNN Newe that are at unpredictable as the people blor on her father's rhierboal in this third C® Robert Schuller M eta at Pittsburgh Pirates (3 hrs.) (Live) [DIS] Danger Bay (C C ) (xrant must find a 1987. to preserve peace and freedom threatened staying at the resort. BN OeHy, Jeff J . R ^ - screen version of the Kern-Hammerstein gold moAirwolf A piece of machmery [ESPN] NFIdBiaatra: Draam Taams (80 Crossfira 8 Health Show Mobley) tracks down Oklahoma tram rob­ businessman who is determined to domi­ 0 ^ ' t Dance" (Ryan O'Neal, I s a b ^ Ros year study ol Earth, are doteyad by a man 6:00AM CD Wa BaUave (CNN] take on cattle companies, banks and rail­ called the HX1 causes extensive damage mm.) 8 Tsmas y Debatet ber Zip Wyatt (60 min ) nate the entire region John Wayne. For- during a raid of the Dasco Aircraft Corpora­ seiiN). searching (or his aa-wifa. Paul LaMat, CD Robert Schuller (DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl roads. To m Berenger, William Katt. Jell lest Tucker, Christopher George. 1970 [H B O ] M O V IE ; Mandate' (C C ) A fact- NarKy Allan. Louiia Fletcher. 1982. Rated 8 Futbol de Mexico: America contra tion. (60 min.) based eccoum of Meek podticsl activist 3 Itwlght / Out (D To Be Announced. (ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (® French ht Actlen: Portraits I Corey.. 1979. Rated G. PG Tam aulipas (2 hrs.) Nelson Mandate's stniggte (o expose the [H B O ] Vietnam War Story (CC) Three [HBO] Ssabsrt 8 Jataons 8 M uDpats 6:30PM G Whaol of Fortune (CC) (B ) Christopher Closeup (g ) Survival Special: The Lkms of Eto- 4:30PM d ) Qraata of the Gam e mjusiicas of apanhaki m South Africa. soldiers recuperating in ■ V e w w is Admm- (USA] OTC Stock Journal [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 8 T h is O ld House (C C ) The attic s roof 8 Privets Benjamin (8 ) Insight: Hay Janitor [MAX] MOVIE: Short Circuit' (CO A sha: King of the Beasts (C C ) James Earl 3 Man Who Lovad Baars Henry Fonda Denny Glovar. AHra W oodard, John Indi. istration hospital deal widi raakty in diffw- 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Moalthwaak boh ol lightning trsnslorms a high-tech IS shingled: skylights and windows are in­ 1987. (In Stereo) @ Connecticut: Now [DIS] W in d in tha W illow s Jones narrates this profile of life withir a narrates tNs s’ory of a man who adopts a 8 8 NBC Nawe ant ways. Pan 3 of 3. (In Stareo) warrior robot into a likeable little creature stalled; Bob Vila tours Manhattan's Trump 1 :2 0 A M (M AX) MOVIE: Tho Hit- Jerry SahtfeW: Stand-Up Confi pride of lions living in Namibia's Elosha Na­ grizzly bear. 8 ABC Newt (CC). [M AX] MOVIE; Short Ckcutt' (CC) A (DIS] Donald Duck Presents [HBO] [DIB] zoire Tan years after ha squaslad. a mob atlor- who thinks he's human. Ally Shaedy, dantial IC C ) Known lor his X-ray Specs, Tow er. tional Park. (60 min.) |R) boll ol Kghtnmg transforms ■ h i^-te c h 10:35PM Steve Guitenberg, Fisher Stevens. 1986. 3 WHd Kingdom 8 Noticiaro Unhriaion mani finds himsaM largatad for axacution. (ESPN] Auto Racing; Barber Saab Ser­ comedian Jerry Seinfeld in his first solo tel­ 8 Country Crossroads [CN N ] Week in Review warrior robot imo a likaable dttle creature 11:00PM G OD O 8 Nowi ies (R| Rated PG. (In Stareol (S ) Juatin Wilaon'a Louisiana Cookin' [CNN] Inaids Businasa who thinks ha’s human. Ady Shaedy, Taranca Stamp, John Hun, Tim Roth. evision appearance discusses family reu­ 8 Meet the Press (CCI. [DIS] The Hoboken Chicken Emer­ G Carol Bumott and Fitendi Anim als in Action Featured: the Stave Gutienberg. FIshar Stevens. 1986. 1984 Rated R. (MAX] Clnamax Comedy Experiment 1:00AM C G C B S Ns w i Sunday M orn­ nions, shopping snd stubborn pets. (60 gency The peooie of Hoboken. N .J., are [C N N ] Evaiu and Novak [DIS] 8 G h a riie 't Angels Rated PG. (In Slerao) QD Odd Coupte (C C ) Al Franken and To m Davis elicit the ing min.) (In Stereo) terrorized by a monster sighting until they (HBOj How to Raisa a Straat-Smart animal kingdom's (tsiest nmners. highest 1:30AM G News opinions Of high-school seniors as they 8 New Jersey Hfspano jumpers a ^ largest fliers. 8 Local Programming CG McCraary Report [MAX] MOVIE; Armed and Danger­ discover it's really a lovable 226-pound Child Police officials a ^ child-abuse ex­ (U S A ] Now IWka Hammar (60 mm.) GKoJak prepare for graduation. (In Stereo) ous' (C C ) After being fired from the police 8 Modem Maturity.JCC) chicken Stars Gabs Kaplan. Dick Van Pat­ perts offer advice on educating children 8 Drawing Man toChrlit CG Hara'a Lucy 7:00PM G 90 Minutes SEASON 8:30PM G Faca Off QD INN News (USA] Night Flight: Atomic TV force, a cop becomes an armed security (CN N ] Nawsday ten and Peter Billingsley. (60 min ) about the dangers of abduction and as­ PREMIERE (CCI (60 mm.) 83 Wrastlittg laume |"Banson"| m ZImbabwa; the Le bevy of glamorous mourners, none o amazing feats with the power in his eyes. doctor and a nurse fall in lova. Kan W aN . (CNN] Monoywaak year study of Earth, are delayed by a man dD Para Oenta Grande (60 min.) discusses history of railroads. Shorts in­ 8 PELICULA: 'Santo y Blua Damon an Cirque Resliureni m New York. (R) whom are recogniiad by his wife. Barr^ IS hired to protect the heiress to an exotic 3 The Saint Cheryl Ledd, Stephen Lee. 1984. Reled R Jackson. Maurice Denham. Christina Col searching for N s ax-wife. Paul LeMat, clude: "Mickey's Choo Choo," "Pigs is la Atiantida' (з) MOVIE: A« Outot on tho Wastam [DIB] MOVIE. Thundar In tha VaKay' @ ) Newton's Apple oil-rich island. Bob Neill, Persis Khambatta, 3 Quincy (In Stereo) Nancy Allen, Louise Fletcher. 1982 Rated Pigs" and "Tlw Bravo Engine" (H ) Rivar Joum ays (CCI Northeastern Fro m ’ A German youth it pkmgad mto tha liar, 1985. Rated PG-13. SD MOVIE: 'Charlie. The Lonesome Tim O'Connor. 1977. [ESPN] SportaCantar PG. 3 Th is W eek in Baseball Highlighis of Brazil IS explored from the deck ol a vm terror and degradation of World War I. (U S A ] Go for Your Droema (M AX] MOVIE: 'Biggest Bundle ol Cougar' A forester adopts an orphaned [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Win - (USA] Search for Soauty (3 Superchargers Major League action are shown isge peddle sisamer on ns last voysge Lew Ayres, Louis Wodteim. John Wray. T h « m AM* Harry Priqa and hit inept crew of 9:15AM 8 Sesante Street (CC). cougar kitten with a mischievous nature. eton C u p BOO (3 hrs.) (Live) 11:30PM G Goorga Schiattar'a Co­ amateur crimtnala kidnap Cetera Celli. an d $ W ild Am erica (C C ) A look at a pair of 3 S ta r Search (60 min.) from Juszeiro to Pvapors. (60 mm ) 1930 * m edy Chib 2 :0 1 A M 8 A M Nawa (CO gr:20AM [ESPN] Auto Racing: For­ Ron Brown. Brian Russell. 1967. MOVIE: silent Movie' exited American gangster living in ttaly. 12:45PM G orphaned fishers, cat-sized members of MOVIE: The Red Badge Cour­ mula One Grand Prix of Portugal From MOVIE: Hey There. It's Yogi A has-been movie director tries to save a 3 Wa'ra Cooking Now [DIS] of 8 8 MOVIE: 'Tho Highwayman' (CC) G Sports Extra 2:30AMGChriatlanChiMran'a Fund hoping to collect a hefty ransom, fDiS] the weasel family, rescued and adopted by age' After perackKig m Ixs fxsi mSiiary en­ Eetoril. (2 hrs , 10 min.) (Live) Bear' Anim ated Yogi comes out of winter studio owner. Mel Brooks, Marty Feldman, 3 OuckTalas: Treasure of the Golden A n uryforcover officer u iM «h ig ti-le c h 18 (CNN] Sports Latonight De Stca, Robert Wagner. Raquel Welch Marty Stouffer s family counter. a young Union sokfisr eventually G N e w t hibernation and hunts for food which leads Dom DeLutse. 1976. Suns (2 hrs.) wheeler in Ne bettfe e g e i.^ corruption 1968. Can You Be Thinner? shows signs of bravery. Besed on the Ste­ G The World Tomorrow [E8PN] CoSaga f oetbaS: Waahingian 9:30AM CD him to search for Cindy Bear, Voices by ( 3 Little House on the Prairie Sem Jonee. Jimmy SmKe. G. Gordon ® Thia O ld House (C C ) Insulation is ad­ [CN N] Newswatch phen Crane novel. Audm Murphy. BHl Maul­ LKldy 1987. (ki Stereo) at Taaaa A A M (3 hri.l (lb 7 :0 0 A M CD At tha m o v Im CB) Je m Daws Buder. Don Messick, Julie Bennett. ( 3 MOVIE: 'Dennis the Menace' A pre­ (H ) Honoymoonora (C Q . Part 1 ol 2 ded to the attic: Bob Vila visits Chicago's (ESP N ) Horse Racing: Marlboro Cup A din. John Oierkes. 1951 [USA] Program VourtaH for Suoooaa CD C®) Jimmy Swaggart 8 To Be Announced. 1964 Lexington Hotel to view its renovation. historic discovery threatens to turn the ® Sienfipre en Dom ingo £n via tetehte 8 Chriatian ChNdran'a Futtd Mitchell's neighborhood into an archaeo­ 1 and 1/4 mde race for Thoroughbreds, [ESPN] NFL Prime Time (60 mm I defde Mexico. j3 hra.. 30 min.) 8 M e e t the Preee (CC). [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A 3-year-olds and up. from Belmont Park in 8 8 Sport! Machkia 2 :4 5 A M G a m Nawa (C O CD Dialogue 1:00PM C3D NFL Football: Tampa Bay logical site and a tourist attraction. Victor [TMC] MOVIE; Oregonslayer' A name husband's scheme to get rid of his rich Elmont. N Y (60 mm ) (B) Mesterpiece Theatre: AN lor Love 8 Aak tha Manager CD Point of View 8 Adelante wife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ Buccaneers at Chicago Bears (3 hrs.) DiMattia. Patricia Estrin, James W Janse sorcerer's apprentme is called ia>on to slay (CC) After her domineering mother's 3 :0 0 A M G Sovo tha Chlldran CH) O ) Jerry FatweM 8 PhyIHe fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ (Live) 1987, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Trip to Bountiful' a fearsome ftymg dragon. Peter MecNicol, death, a woman accepts s paying guest ® ) Spiritual Ufa Cruiada [CNN] Nawinlght (C C ) An efderfy woman who seeks to re­ Vito. Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold. 1986 dD Business World Masterpiece Theatre: All for Love Cailhn Clark, Ralph Richardson 1981 mto her house snd becomes increesin^y [C N N ] Sport! Tonighi [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tlwaa Man anri a Crs- ( 3 ) Divine Plan ^ 8 RcY- David Paul capture a piece of her past returns to her Rated R. (In Stereo! C D Th is W eek in Baseball Highlights of (C C ) A salesgirl, who bases her lifestyle oh Rated PG fond of Nm Evetyn Lsye, June Ritchie. dia* ( 3 M uppets 3J) La &anta Mlea hometown Geraldine Page. John Heard. ® N aw a Major League action are shown. a women's magazine, faces shattered ro­ [ U S A ] Riptide Murray's still wearmg his Benjamm W N trow star. (60 min.) (R) 11:31 PM [USA] Cartoons Caiim Glynn. 1985 Rated PG [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Oraaaar* (CC) Oas- (3|) Day tha Univaraa Changed 3D Super Sunday mantic dreams during a brief holiday in heart on his sleeve for e former tvgh-schooi dD MOVIE: 'Paradise Lagoon' A group [Q N N ] Week In Review 11:50PM (M AX] MOVIE: -Armed prta N s accaotricitias. a sanila English ac­ 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide France. Geraldine McEwan stars. (60 min.) 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Terry Thomas. Margaret Sophia Loren m Rome, actor Robert Guil­ Truth" Wilkems vs Larry Alexander in a (TMC] MOVIE: The Trip to Bountiful' tion Vincent Van Patten. Earl Holliman. 8 MOVIE: 'Abbott end Costello In tha cal entertainment with guests Nelson 3 Creative Living 3 :5 0 A M (HB0]M0VIE: ArmodRoa laume ( Benson ') m Zimbabwe, the Le U S 6 A NABF heavyweight title bout sched­ G sport! Extra (C C ) A n elderly womsn who seeks to re­ 1972. Pan 2 ol 2 Foreign Legion' Bud and Lou rush off to Rutherford. 1969. * Eddy, Dinah Shore and Be?tny Goodman. [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday ponio’ (60 min.) Clique Retiaurani m New York. uled for 12 rounds (2 N s .) (Live) G Jimmy Swaggart capture a piece ol her pest returns to her ® Hem's Lucy Algeria and land in intrigue, harems and the (S ) NFL Football: Pittsburgh Steelers at [D I S ] Collage B ow l *87 A quiz show in­ 4:00AM QD TwHlght zone hometown Geraldine Pb m . John Heard. Foreign Legion. Bud Abbott, Lou Costetk). Cleveland B row ns (3 hrs.) (Live) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Fly' (CC) A scien­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A (B) Star Trek CG To Be Announced. volving four-member teams composed ol (C N N ] Sports Sunday (DIB] MOVIE: Turtte Otery' Certtn Glynn, 1985. Rated PG. Patricia Medina. 1950. ® MOVIE: '12 Angry Men' One man tist is transformed into a g ro te ^u e insect the country's leading college schc^ars who husband's scheme to get nd of N s nch QD MIndpowar (B) 8 Captain Power wrfe backftres when she is kidnapped be­ [USA] Mind Power (U SA ] CeWopa 8 Eesanca holds out against 11 fellow jurors when foliowtng an ill-fated teleportation experi­ compete to answer questions on scierKe. 8‘OOPM G Murder. She Wrote SEA­ 8 Feed My Paopla 8 J im m y Sw aggart they hastily decide an accused murderer's ment. Jeff Goldblum, G ^ n a Davis, John an. politics, current events, music and lit- S O N PREM IERE (C C ) Murder s around fore he can carry out the plans Danny De­ 7:30AM C S W all street Journal Re­ 8 Hallmark Homes Vito. Bette MKfler. Judge Remhold 1986 8 Hogan'a Haroes 4 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz W ook 8 Chalica of SaNation (Live) fate. Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley. ( ^ U . 1986. ^ t e d R. (In Stereo) eraiure. Host: D ck Cavett (In Stereo) the corner when Jessies itavels to Pans to port 8 TV Home Show attend the premiere fashion coHeciion of ^ t e d R (In Stereo) 8 Coneumer Dieoount Network 4 :3 0 A M QD TwIUght Zono 8 D a k t a t i 1957. 3:30PM G Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) (In Stereo) □D Breakthrough 8 WaN Street Journal Report an old friend (60 mm ) [U S A ] Cover Story 9 N F L Football: Denver BronlBos at "Fatal Attraction" (Michael O o u ^ s . 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Stone pan in the oven and bake for about 'A teaspoon ajwain seeds taking place, both iii cookbooks or celery seeds of Ruston, La, and restaurants. I hour, basting fiequently with the After the meat or fish has been oil and yogurt marinade at the 'A teaspoon fennel seeds I Most of us can ■ m bottom of the pan. Serve with hot 'A teaspoon cumin seeds 5.' marinated, it is cooked in the voice similiar sentiments, given -1 tandoor, removed briefly so that the pita bread. thoughts of running away from m u fat can drain, then plac^ in the Serves 4. Combine the radishes, coconut home to join the circus as either I-’ll tandoor again. Result: almost and carrots in a strainer and a clown, lion tamer or acrialisl. complete absence of oils, fats or Bukhara restaurant serves this press out the excess liquid. Place Like cotton candy, the thought is greases, and food with a quick vegetable dish. them in a bowl and add the salt, attractive, but has no substance. remarkable flavor and texture. Your MIXED VEGETABLE QUORMA paprika or cayenne and fresh But Arthur W, Stone, 70, and outdoor grill or kitchen oven can't / pound onions herbs. his wife,Bee, 63, waited until duplicate the tandoor flavor exactly, ‘h pound sliced tomatoes Heat the ghee cr oil in a sauce four years ago to do just that. but the results still can be I ounce coriander powder pan over moderate heat. When it Now Stone., a retired associate extraordinary. I tablespoon grated ginger is hot but not smoking, add the professor of speech at Louisiana Filmmaker Ismail Merchant’s root ajwain, fennel and cumin seeds Tech University, and his wife. ("Room With a View”) cookbook, I tablespoon crushed garlic Bee, a former nurse, are clowns and fry until they darken a few "Ismail Merchant's Indian I teaspoon red chili powder shades. Pour the seasoning into with the Franzen Brothers Cuisine” (St. Martin's Press, 1 teaspoon garam masala Circus, heading off for their fifth the salad and toss well. $19.95) is a departure in a number ' '/> teaspoon turmeric full season under the big top. Serves 6. of respects. First of all, few Indian 2 ounces plain yogurt “Although 1 have always been men ever get near a kitchen, so an interested in the circus, it was 2 '/: pounds mixed vegetables Indian cookbook written by a man (carrots, cauliflower, Another Mercfialit creation: when I was in my late .SOs that is a genuine oddity. But a my decision to become a clown beans) ROAST GINGER BEEF wonderful one. '/; pound cottage cheese 3'A pounds boneless began to shape up. A circus had This uniquely personal book was (large curd) sirloin roast come to Ruston and I asked written at the urging of his friends 4 ounces corn oil 4 tablespoons chopped permission to participate as a and members of his casts as they parsley clown ■' says Arthur Stone. watched him conjure up his special Filmmaker Ismail Merchant prepares his Permission was granted and fast and delectable versions of the Finely chop onions and special Indian dishes. 2-inch piece fresh ginger he was hooked. After getting his tomatoes. Heat com oil in frying root, peeled and grated Indian food he remembered. And /y- first taste of the circus, he they are his own veisions — his pan (gentle heat) and saute 2 green chiles, seeded traveled with it for a week. In si.ster tasted some prawns he onions and tomatoes. Add In a medium bowl, cream shallow pan and place in a (optional) and chopped an old beat-up suitcase the ginger, garlic, red chili powder, 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard Bee Stone and her husband, Arthur, look at the Bee and Arthur Stone clown for a group of cooked and pronounced them cheese until soft. Blend in com preheated 400F oven IS professor carried what he "adulterated,” not pure Indian garam masala and turmeric and meal and egg, mixing until minutes. Then increase heat to 2 tablespoons lemon juice needed: shoes, makeup and a magazine ad that launched them on a new children. The two are traveling with a circus. style. She confess^, however, that saute until aroma is released. smooth. Add cream gradually. broil and place under broiler 'A teaspoon salt mirror. “We traveled as far as she loved them. Add in yogurt, mixed Finally add chopped green chili. heat for 3 to 5 minutes to lightly Memphis in one day to clown career. Indian cooking does lequire vegetables, cottage cheese and a Lift chicken pieces from tray, brown. Serve at once. Heat the oven to 300F. Place that night and then returned to some items that the normal, splash of water. squeezing to remove excess Serves 4. the beef in a greased baking Ruston to be in the next everyday kitchen might not contain: pan, fat side up. considered as one of the comic Cook mixture in frying pan or moisture. Add chicken pieces to morning’s classroom. That's towns where we performed,” clown face d esig n s not a copy have participated in Stone's green and red chiles, cardamom, masters of all times. He was skillet for IS minutes, or until cream mixture in bowl, mixing Here’s an out-of-the-ordinary Combine the parsley, ginger, about 700 miles, round trip.” adds Bee. Most of the time they of another clown, because each productions, including majors in cumin, turmeric, coriander, ginger bom of a family of pantomimists vegetables are cooked. Cool and well. Cover and refrigerate for salad from “Lord Krishna’s chiles, mustard, lemon juice and Bee Stone got into the act one would get permission to park clown considers his or hers a engineering, agriculture and toot, caraway seed, garam masala and first appeared on stage at sprinkle with coriander powder 30 minutes. Cuisine.” salt in a food processor or day when her husband was their landcruiser at a gas station. trademark. The Stones’ home economics. In all. Stone and chat m a ^ a (spice mixtures). wardrobe is made from age 2. for garnish. Serve in small Arrange coated chicken pieces SHREDDED RADISH. blender. scheduled to do a performance, This year they decided to has directed over 100 The latter two can be purchased in expensive materials, designed by “The best-known 20th-century bowls. 16-inch apart on four 8-inch COCONUT Rub the mixture all ovei the but was detained at school. A switch to another small show, productions and supervised India and specialty spice shops and them but sewn by the Tech circus clown was Emmett Serves 10. skewers. Lay skewers over AND CARROT SALAD meat, covering it well. registered nurse at a local the Franzen Circus. “It’s owned countless other one-act plays. are not expensive. students. Their specially made Kelly." says Stone. “He created '/t cup shredded radishes Bake about I hour 10 minutes nursing home, she volunteered by a young man who was a The Stones’ two sons heartily From “Ismail Merchant's Indian grayed coals on grill. Turn as clown shoes measure 9 by IS Weary Willie, the mournful Also from Bukhara, one of >/i cup shredded fresh for medium-rare meat, a little to go in his place. “She said, T former high-school teacher in approve of their parents' Cuisine,” his favorite tandoori necessary until chicken is done. clown who chased elusive their specialties: longer for medium. ■ can do this,' ” he explains. Wisconsin.” Stone says. The inches. “Another type of decision to run off to the circus. chicken. Christopher Reeve became Or, place skewers on rack in coconut clown is the hobo,” explains spotlights and cleaned the ring M EU O W CREAM CHICKEN “But she also has the attitude of young man left teaching, like They have no grandchildren, but a fan of Indian cooking when he Stone. “They were the first with a frayed old broom.” 4 boned and skinned chicken ‘If you can’t lick ’em, join ’em.’ Stone, for the circus. “We like hope they will soon have tasted this. ' Four years ago when smaller shows better,” he says. uniquely American clown, a Show business has always someone to spin their circus cutlets (breast fillets) Professor Stone retired, he and “It’s more intimate. And this character which grew out of the been a way of life for Arthur tales to. “Not everyone gets to TANDOORI CHICKEN I tablespoon grated ginger his wife answered a circus trade way we do something rather nice workmen hired to set up the Stone. A native of Ne^ do what they want to do when 2-inch piece o f fresh root magazine adveitisment that had for the local people since we go giant circus tents.” Stone says Hampshire, he was assistant they retire,” they say. ■ ginger root, peeled / tablespoon crushed garlic been placed by the Daily to towns that don’t have this sort the workmen began dressing in stage manager of the Repertory and grated 3 tablespiHins cider vinegar BrotiMrs Circus, a small outfit. of thing often. So many limes funny costumes and entertaining Theater of Boston and went on 4 garlic cloves, peeled J ounces cream cheese And they were hired. For six after a show, people come to our the crowd between circus acts, to direct a statewide drama and grated I teaspoon fine corn meal camp. He performed in a months the Stones traveled in 10 trailer, knock on our door and sometimes distracting frightened I teaspoon cumin seed 1 eg/i WONG'S RESTAURANT states in Northwestern and thank us and thank us.” audiences after an accident minstrel show and took degress '/’ teaspoon cayenne pepper cup heavy cream TAKE OUT SERVICE AN D COCKTAILS Central United States, 20,000 Stone explains some of the occurred or an animal escaped. at Hiram College in Hiram, '/v teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons finely chopped miles as clowns. “It was history of his new profession: The third type of clown is the Ohio, and Western Reserve I cup plain yogurt ^ canned mild green chili University in Cleveland, Ohio. ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ generally one-night stops; our ' “The traditional white-faced August (pink-faced). “They / chicken, about 4 pounds, “1 came to Tech on a jumps ranged from 20 to 200 clown accented with red and are more boisterous and use a lot cut into serving pieces Cut chicken into 2-inch temporary nine-month Dinner Specials Weekly miles each day. Thank heavens black paint developed over of slapstick,” explains Stone. 12 tablespoons vegetable oil pieces. Arrange in one layer on we had a landcruiser. Although centuries of clowning from the “The clown’s grotesque appointment,” he says. And he POST ROAD PLAZA remained there for 28 years. [ '/2 teaspoon turmeric a shallow tray. we occasionally rented a motel ancient Greek and Roman makeup, baggy clothes, slapstick In a small bowl, combine 352 Hartford Tpk*. (Rte. 30), Vernon room to get some breathing festivals to the royal court jesters “My college theater philosophy Hours; Mon.-Thurt. t1:3aoni-IO:aapm / Prl.-tat.'1t;l0om.1lom / Sunday tS-tOpm and tumbling developed fully Combine grated ginger, garlic, ginger, garlic and vinegar. space, we couldn’t do it every and wandering minstrels of only in the 1880s,” he can be summed up in this way: Icumin seed, cayenne pepper, salt Spoon over chicken pieces, turn 875-0661 night — it would be far loo Europe. The'y have very glittery, continues, saying that Joseph As many students as possible |and yogurt. pieces, let stand 10 to 15 expensive.” showy makeup.” Grimaldi, an English clown who should be exposed to the stage.” A CHEF WONG RESTAURANT “Also, one can’t find a decent The Stones hope that their lived from 1779 to 1837, is And so more than 600 students Put the chicken pieces in a minutes. room in many of the small ; MI. pi — MANCHESTER HERAU), Saturday. 89lMAH*Y l« A t . • Wk«S.' genteel for their own good, turning works of literature lighthearted comedies and action- year with him on a deserted island. Based on a true story. interviews with Bruce Springsteen, ] Into M asterpiece Theatre"-style entertainments with adventures, we’re in for an Indian ; MAPTf m *L. • CMn»f»U«0» • ' ”rough Guys Don’t Dance” — Unda Ronstadt and Roy Orbison. more prestige than pleasure. But with their charming, summer. Written and directed by Norman • “ Cross My Heart” — Martin beautiful IM S film "A Room With a View,” they seem “ The films really do run the gamut this year,” says producer Mailer, who adapted his best­ Short ("Innerspace” ) dates finally to have learned to vivify their period dramas, Richard Fischoff ("Kranner vs. selling novel, this film noir stars Annette O’Toole — with comic losing any sense o f Intimidation at adapting classics Kramer” ). “ The studios have Ryan O’Neal as a writer who wakes results. for film. In the process, they have discovered how to up-ended the conventional release up after a drunken binge and find a “ House of Games” — A psychi­ translate literary wit to the screen. schedule of fun films in the summer riiimself accused of a murder. atrist is seduced by a patient who is Their newest movie takes off from E.M. Forster's and heavy-hitters in the fall and • "Fatal Attraction” — Married a compulsive gambler in this controversial, posthumous novel 'Maurice,” In which winter.” man Michael Douglas has a one- psychological thriller written and Forester explored homosexuality In an early 20th Fortunaately, not all the Sep­ night stand with Glenn Close, whose directed by Pulitxer Prise winner century English setting. Merchant and Ivory take an tember and October fleleases will pathological obsession with him David Mamet. old-fashioned, time-specific approach — turning an pander to the teen crowd. Advance leads to disaster. • ’“The Princess Bride” — A Edwardian romantic comedy of repressed manners word on “ Fatal Attraction,” a a “Amaxon Women on the heroic knight pursues the most Into something close to a definitive, timeless treatment psychological thriller about sexual Moon” — This anthology spoof, beautiful damsel in the world. of the perils, and beauty, of homosexual expression In obsession by Adrian Lyne (“ 9>A produced and directed by John Directed by Rob Reiner (“ Stand By a heterosexual society. Weeks” ) , is extremely enthusias­ Landis, starts Rosanna Arquette, M e") Though richly detailed, “Maurice” is a model of tic. In “ ^rrender,” another early Steve Guttenberg, Carrie Fisher, a “ Tbe Sicilian” — A bandit fights the Mafia and the church to compression. fThe elegant, tender script Is by Kit favoHte, Sally Field and Michael Michele Pfeiffer, Howard Hesse- gain independence for his island. Hesketh-Harvey and Ivory, rather than by their Caine star in a bittersweet tale of man and Griffin Dunne. • “ The Pick-Up Aitlst” - “ Sat­ Based on Mario Puso’s best seller longtime collaborator, Ruth Prawer-Jhabvala.) In a romance and frustrated dreams. For those who don’t want urday N i^ t Live” alum Robert and directed by Michael Cimino performance that seems to grow cdnsiderably In summer to end, a slew of comedies Downey meets his nnatch in Molly (“Heaven’s Gate”). # nuance during the film, James WIlby stars as Maurice feature big-name stars like Dudley Ringwald. a “ Dancers” — Michail Barysh­ Hall, the falr-halred earnest Cambridge student who Is Moore, Molly Ringwald and Martin • “Real Men” — A CIA agent nikov Is a disillusioned ballet star entranced by dark, aristocratic Clive Durham (Hufih Short. (Jim BelushI) must save the world who (alls In love with a new teenage Grant). Clive tells Maurice that he Is In love with him. But you’ll have to wait until in five days with the help of a memter of his dance troupe. Though Maurice returns the affection, Clive ultimately winter to see the Academy Award reluctant civilian (John Ritter.) a “ n t a l Beauty” — An under­ submits to the intense pressures of the time and shoo-ins, says producer Jack • “ Like- Father Like 5on” — A cover narcotics officer (Whoopi , marries a woman (Phoebe Nichols). As a stockbroker, Brodsky (’’Romancing the prominent heart surgeon (Dudley Goldberg) (alls in love with a drug Maurice continues his platonic friendship with Clive, Stone” ) : “ Cream rises to the top. Moore) switches bodies with his pusher’s bodyguard. while seeking release from his homosexual longings Or, in the case of American movies, 19-year-old son (“ Growing Pains” a “ Suspect” — A public defender by appealing to a charlatan hypnotist (slyly amusing the cream waits until Christmas.” star Kirk Cameron). (Cher) represents a homeless man Until then, here are the early who is accused of a violent murder. Ben Kingsley) and to the family doctor (the greet OCTOBER contenders: Denholm Elliott). • “ Baby Boom” — Chaos erupts Eventually, Maurice finds the blend of physical and SEPTEMBER: when yuppie business executive Rating guide spiritual love he desires In a furtive relationship with a “ H ie Big Town” — Matt Dillon Diane Keaton “ inherits” a baby. Clive's lowly under-gamekeeper Alec (Rupert Groves). arrives in 1990s Chicago to make his Sam Shephard co-stars. Motion Picture Association of Class prejudices turn out to be less Important than fortune as a crapshooter and falls in • “ Surrender” — Sally Field is a America rating definHions: inner feelings. < love with a stripper (Diane Lane). talented but unsuccessful artist G — General audiences. 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choice. from speed manual transmission, and pow­ Pioneer trim package, 1,200-pound Several days later, the shop decided er brakes are standaiil. When payload package, and other extras, PRIVATE PARTY KBPIHC YOUR it wasn't the flywheel. Instead, it was equipped with options such as a 2.9-li­ raised the price to $11,891, including Merchandise Ads CHORCHES the whole transmission, which would CONSUMBtREPORTS ter V6, automatic four-speed over­ destination charge. cost about $400. drive transmission, power steering, The Comanche's straight Six was CARAUVi Allan was certain all this was turn­ air-conditioning, a 1,630-pound pay- unusually powerful for a truck this OP MANCHESTER load package, X LT trim and other op­ Peter Bohr ing into a case history for the book of Rating three pickup trucks size. Its shifting was smooth. Expect 80 OAKLAND ST. automobile rip-offs. Bui again, faced tions, the Ranger cost $11,063, includ- about 18 mpg overall. The pickup's with limited options, he told the shop By the Editors steering, power brakes, air-condition­ ,ing destination charge. routine and emergency handling was , • Minimum 4 Lints — 7 Dtys of Consumer Re|iorts ing, tinted glass, intermittent wipers, ' The Ranger's V6 engine never quick, though there was poor road | CHRYSLER-DODGE to proceed. ■- • AddlUonal U n ti KM P tr Lint. P tr Day A day later the car was ready — or dual mirrors, cruise control, 1,500- missed a beat and acceleration was feel. • Claasincallofu 71 Umi 87 Swapping repair-shop tales so everyone thought. When Allan and Pickup trucks — especially com­ pound payload packau, Tahoe trim, responsive. The pickup has an excel­ Bdt the Comanche's chassis is • Mtrchandlsc Undtr *2M his son arrived, the mechanic was pact models — have lots of appeal. No and other extras were added, the lent powertrain. Fuel economy, at 20 prinrutlve. Rather than independent • Ad must contain phet! ONK OF THE ONLY CHRYSLER I By Peter Bohr propriate: He stormed out the door. truck cost $11,599, including destina­ mpg, was good for a pickup. front suspension, its suspension is sol­ You may cancti anyilmt. but NO rtfunds testing the car. The mechanic called other vehicle this size offers the pick­ dut to this low prtet . .. Coolributing Editor, Road A Track OK, he got the old baii-and-switch tion charge. On the other hand, the Ranger han­ id, resulting in a stiff jiggling and routine. What else is new? What can the manager. They popped open the up's unlimited loading height. But DEALERS IN GREATER HART-1 hood and the entire shop leaned in and they do have limitations. Space in the The S-IO started and ran flawlessly dled clumsily and its cab is small. rocking ride on most roads. On rough­ The coupon came in the mail. you expect? We all know that auto re­ listened. The knock was still there. standard cab is barely adequate for with more than adequate accelera­ Even a driver of average height felt er roa^ , you're pounded and shaken. CALL CLASSIFIED ‘ Save $20,” it said with a big excla­ pair is a shabby business, right? In FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-1 two adults, and their ride is rough. tion. Shifting was smooth. Expect cramped and uncomfortable. The re- \ 'There's no reliability data yet mation point. For $69, the automotive fact, as objects of scorn and derision, The shop manager walked up to Al­ The auto engineers at Consumer about 19 mpg overall. The S-lO's han­ liability of earlier Rangers has gener-kjjvailable for the new Comanche, 643-2711 NOW! ser^ce center would repack a car's auto-repair shops are an American lan and sm and said, "Guess you've MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M.I Reports recently tested three popular dling was sluggish both in routine and ally been average; the 1986 Ranger — However, the repair record of its frtmi wheel bearings and reline its favorite, ranking right up there with got a free transmission rebuild. The compact trucks — the Chevrolet S-10, emergency driving. Its cab felt nar­ worse than average. sporty coMterpart — the Jeep Chero­ front disc brakes. the U.S. Postal Service, airline lug­ problem is probably in the engine — a the Ford Ranger, and the Jeep row inside and its ride was punishing. The new Jeep Comanche — based kee utility vehicle — has been much to NOONI! That sounded like a good deal to my gage-handlers and college dormitory connecting rod.” He then filled oul the Comanche. The reliability of earlier V6- on the Cherokee sport-uUllty vehicle worse than average. SbII Your Car FOB A U 100 DO IT 100RSBLPERS dad. His car was 4 | ie for a front brake fo ^ . forms giving Allan's son AAMCO's The compacts scored very close to equipped Chevy S-lOs has been aver­ — offers quick acceleration and pow­ rellne. So Dad took car and coupon But now consider this little true-life full warranty on the job. No figlils, no one another. The Chevrolet S-10 test­ age, overall. But the engine and auto­ er. It comes with a 2.5-Ilter Four, ® IM7, CONSUMERS UNION down to the service center, one in a tale, as related by Allan Girdler, my arguments. ed comes with a 2.5 liter Four and matic transmission have bc^n trouble five-speed manual transminlon, and GET 15% OFF chain of shops operated by a major colleague at Road & Track. They drove home, scarcely able to four-speed manual transmission as spots. power brakes. Ignition wiring tire-maker. A c h ^ rfu l fellow behind Allan's son worked and saved and believe what had happened, or the 4 Lines — 10 Days standard equipment. When options The Ford Ranger offers a fairly Adding a I^ O ^ t e r s ^ l^ t Six, a^^^ Spark plug wires deteriorate from heat, ALL PARTS the counter glanced at the car and bought his first car, thoroughly used. new, smooth-shifting. free r l such as a 2.8 liter V6, automatic four- smooth ride for a pickup. And it is rel­ inatic f o u r - s ^ o v e r d r l^ a m m la - TheVshould be checked and replaced as 504 chargt, tach addi­ said, ‘ No problem. Come back any The car developed an odd knock, un­ transmission. speed overdrive transmission, power atively quiet. A 2.3-liter Four, five- Sion, power steering, air-conditioning. engine is tuned. PURCHASED I tim e next week.” like anything Allan had ever heard So it seems there's at least one auto tional lint. You can A fter organixing bis business sched­ before. repair shop that isn't a den of thieves etncti at any tima. WITH THIS AD!! ule so he could be without his car for a *Oh, dear,” Allan told his son. Despite the common wisdom. I'm SORRY, day, and after making arrangemenU *We'd better ask Ekl at the corner sure there are many others. Cynicism to have a friend drive him to his of­ station.” can be fun, but it isn't always HOW POES DILLON DO IT I ^ NO REFUNDS OR fice, Dad returned to the service cen­ Ed at the corner station said, ”Um, deserved. ADJUSTMENTS 1-8 0 0 -5 IS-PART ter the next Monday morning. sounds like transmission.” Come to think of it, my postman de­ *Oh, sure we can do your brakes — Off tb ^ went to the local AAMCO livered a letter to me today even CALL HERALD PARTS SERVICE but not for the special |mce. The parts Transmissions shop, where the chap though it had a completely wrong iiiiiii itirii for your kind of car cost more,” said a shook his head and said, ‘ Flywheel's street address. And I can't recall that CLASSIFIED different fellow behind the counter. cracked. We can get a used one. It'll an airline ever lost or mangled my ^ Dad explained that when he had cost you $25 for parts and $150 for la­ luggage. As for dormitory food, well been in a few days earlier, the other bor. Come back Friday.” ... le i’s not get carried away with opti­ PROFESSIONAL 643-2711 employee bad indicated the job could Allan and his son returned as in­ mism here. be done for the advertised price. structed, but the car wasn't ready. QUALTIY CONTROLLED “Sorry,” was the reply. The shop couldn't get a used flywheel My dad followed his gut Instinct, and a new m e would cost $85. w e AUTO BODY REPAIRSI which in this Instance was quite ap- “Proceed,” they said, without much ® IH7. 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NELPWANTBI IHELPWANTHI IHELPWANTHI HELP WANTED I H ap WANTED NELPWANTBI CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 RN. Sfoff nurse position PAINTB r S. 1 year expe­ HELP wonted for Edit PART time desk clerk fo Hartford based heating work some afternoons available. 35 hour work rience preferred. Must week. 5 x 3 rotating be enthusiastic and rel­ lOONKCEPEN enttrMnnwnf...... S3 Form SudpnssondEnulpmtnt A. RATSS: itoldavsiNcontsoorllnooordov. company. Experience and some evenings. BuiinMt Proptilv . ’ S4 pffIca/Rdtall esvtdnwit ...... PART time lob faking schedule. Full state be- iable. 87 fo loan hour fo NOtICM nnarlPreMTtv ... SookUMpUts/IncwM T « . Ttoltdovs; ncontspor linooor day. and licensed people Con be flexible. Good P art T ln if SS RKrMdIonol Eauipnwnt...... » to as days: so coots por lino DOT dov. care of either Infants, neflfs. Salary start. Excellent growth Lo( for Sole... Manchostor Harold Is rooMnsIbl* to ^ ' r ^ receptionist. Hours ore week. 5x3 rotating rience Is necessary. We day. ConH>*r*/Trall«r*...... Incorroct InsortMn and than only tor th* sl» Center. Apply in Looking for a non Wontod to Rent..... Furnllurs...... 74 M o n d a v -F rld o y , 8- smoker who con work schedule. State benef­ will train. Competitive R M lECtU te TV/Sftrsa/Asollancts...... 75 AAotorcvcIef/MopeOs.... th* original Insortlon. Error* which do n M person, 923 Main its. Salary 820,316 per storting wages plus be­ Machinsrv and Tools...... 74 Auto S*rvlc**...... lotion th* volu* ot th* odvortlsomont will not 4:30. Previous medical Independently. For H o m o s tor Solo ...... g Strvicts Lawn and Gordsn...... 77 AutM for Ront/Leost.... b* correct^ by on odditlonol Insortlon. office ewperlence pre­ St. Manchester, year. Re-closslflcotlon nefits. For more Infor­ DAYS, full or port time. Condominiums tor Solo.. MItcellonoouu Aufomeflvt more Information coll n ChlltfCor#...... Good Things to So t ...... 7D ferred. Interested ap­ 721-7502 or send resume Increase In January 88. mation please coll 643- 85.00 plus per hour. Lots/Londtor Solo... Fuel OII/Coal/FIroweod...... 7f Want** to Buv/Trod* .... ■ot Invosimont Proportv .... 34i CItonIno Strvlctt. plicants please coll to: RAI, 530 Silos Dean Port time morning 1766 between 9am-5om. Little Caesar's Plzio li Sheri of 721-7393, Highway, Wethers­ shift position also HDME Health aide. El­ looking for coring per­ Mondav-Frldoy 8-4:30. LDUD speoxer as­ field, Ct 06109. available. Apply at derly couple needs reli­ son to handle lunch semblers. Full or port Mansfield Training shifts. Flexible hours DATA Entry/Bllllng WAITRESS wanted full able femole to help UWT / clerk. Manchester time. Flexible hours. School, route 44, Mans­ with health core, meol storting of lOom. Ideal HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 643-2160.______time port time. 649- field Depot or coll Su­ preparation and light lob for Mom/student Notices ANORNim I n e ip w a n t b i HELPWMITHI medical group seeks 5325. Luigi's Restau­ or second lob. Coll full time person for PART time general office san Powloskl at 429- housekeeping. Coll 643- TEACHER Aide needed rant, 706 Hartford 6451. AA/EDE. 646-4300. As o conditloii prdcdtfdfrt to LOST small brown teddy REGIONAL Classified TR A V E L agency east of RN/LPN. Family prac- data entry and clerical worker for Manchester Rood, Manchester. 8065. thd placdindiit of ony odvdr- bear. Vicinity Stone ads reach nearly the river needs assist­ flce. Flexible hours. working with 3-4 year position. Hourly wage real estate office. Typ­ tlslno In thd Monchosfdr H*- Street. Approximately 3,068,(188 homes. One ance typing and tele­ Respond fo P. O. Box olds. Tuesdav-Frldav plus benefits. Please ing and bookkeeping rold. Advortlsdr horobv ' September 1. Reward I classified ad placed phone etiauette re- 9547, Bolfon, Cf. 86043. from 2fo 5pm. Ideal for coll 647-0238. experience helpful. 646- ooroos to protdct. Indomnlfy 646-2174. high school or college 4655. EXPEDITER/ and held hermldst thd Men- with the Manchester aulred. Will train. FORM AL French resfau- Herald will be placed In ranf. Looking for part student. Please call AUTOMOBILE SALES chddtdr Herald. Its oftlcers IM ^6 u n 6 e 6. i male 3 Repsond to Box GG c/o 649-5531 for confiden­ and ampleyees against any over 200 newspopers the Manchester time bartender for ser­ PURCHASING month old Lab Crosses. tial Interview. and all liability, loss or Block. Wetherall throughout New Eng­ Herald. vice bar. Weekends PHONE ORDER CLERKS dxpensd. Including attor­ Street. Please call the land for one low price. and other occoslons. CUSTODIAN. First Con- Dari-Farms Ice Cream CLERK neys' tees, arising tram Manchester Dog Call Classified 643-3711 Call for appointment oregatlonol Church of SECRETARY claims of unfair trade practi­ and ask for detalls.o Covey's Restaurant. Vernon. Hours and 40 TDlland Stage RDad A rapidly growing wiro ces, Infringement of trade­ Warden at 6434643. DRIVERS TH E EASY WAY to find a TE L E P H O N E Operotor- 643-2751. . schedule flexible to suit end cable distributor marks, trade names or pat­ the right person. (25-40 TDlland, CT. ents, vielatlan of rights of cash buyer for no-longer- /Tvplsf. Seeking a full T o w T ru c k Newly created position. eoeke en energetic, or­ privacy and Infringement of time telephone opera­ Full time or part time, CftSIWft ft SmCK SHOP hours per week re- Monday thru Friday ganized end dedicated needed household Items Is ATTINtftRT aulred. Salary and be­ capyrlght and proprietary tor. Must poseta effec­ experlgnca necoMary. Individual. Good com­ rights, unfair competition with a want od. Dial nefits commensurate ' 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM 643-2711 to place your tive telephone skills, Apply In person Day ft Night Shift Avallble. Versatility and pleasant personality munication ekillsend e and libel and slander, which Good pay to start. Apply In with hours worked. may result from the publica­ oulck-actlon ad. typing 35-50wpm, apti­ Sat, 8 AM to 1 PM tude for figures and person. Send resume to: Paul wlllingnese to loern tion of any odvertlsment In Goodrich Leonard, F. O. Box Paid medical, profit sharing and end grow e must. In re­ the AAonchester Herald by basic office skills fo a plus... this position is full time 2S2 Spencer St.. 2302, Vernon, Ct. 06066. turn we offer e compet­ advertiser. Including adver­ perform a variety of Automotive ______Manchester______pension pian. tisements In any free distri­ Iheipwamtid clerical duties. Free 606 Franklin Ave. EOE f______itive wage, advance­ bution publications pub­ parking. Benefits. with full benefits. Flexible work ment opportunity end lished by the Manchester Apply In person, Hartford Herald. Penny Slettert, DRIVER. PofT"lime for or call 724-3374, ask excellent banafite In a Mondav-Frtdav, 6:30 POSmON OFENNM - PART-TME Publisher. Manchester Herald to 4:30. Prague Shoe for Al or Rosa. MENTAL HEALTH schedule. congenial, modern at­ route. Coventry area. Company, 200 Pitkin U M O n U . lABORER mosphere. Conteot: Full Time / Part Time The Town of Coventry has a position opening UNT Short hours. Good pay. St., East Hartford. G A L Friday, small office Charlene M. Lesay AND FOUND Call 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 duties Include; heavy openings in expanding innovative community- for one, (1) part-timo Landfill Laborer. The appli­ Please apply to Ed Thornton *0 lOpm.o______C LE A N IN G help, also phone contact, general based agency serving adults with psychiatric cant must be able to work with the public In FOUND. Fgmole cat. working supervisor knowledge of book­ disabilities. 35 hour work week, good benefiU, chocking permits and will assist the Caretaker. IML Inc. with floor care expe­ keeping, some typing. Block yrlth double BOOKKEEPER. Grow­ full employee and dependent insurance for full Working days will be Monday and Saturday 340 Progress Drive rience. Part time even­ Full time. Insurance Mencheeter, C T 08040 paws. White flea col­ ing heolth services time. from 8:00 s.m. to 4:30 p.m., (or a total of 16 hours lar. Very otfectlonate. ings or weekends. Sa­ and benefits. Call 647- agency has Immediate per week. Starting pay will be *6.75 per hour. 649-4415 Center ft Adams Street. opening for bookkeeper lary open. 643-5747. 9137. REHABILITA'nON SERVICES - Job Coach MANCFESTWHOhCA 64C-9278. ______with experience In one- — Full time opening for skills instruction and Applications can be obtained at the Coventry THE PROFESSIONALS REWARD to finder of wrlte system. A/P, A/R, support for competitive employment place­ Town Hall, 1912 Main Stroot or at the Coventry documents left in SBM reconcllllatlon. Compu­ Town Oarage, 48 Bradbury Lane. 24 ADAMS STREET ments. B.A., 1 year experience in Human Ser­ MANCHESTER. CT 08040 mTAN. booth for return of ter experience a plus. 35 vices, knowledge of vocational rehabilitation a Applications must be returned to the Town some to owner. 649- hour week. Good salary COLLECTOR Oarage by September 25,1067. 646-3515 1680. and benefits. Call Nancy plus. ISk plus... Th* Town ot Co**ntry I* in Equal Opportunity Employor at Chrysalis Center. 525- ■Silver M M H seller 'in 1261. ______Home mortgage corporation, a RESIDENTIAL SERVICES - Residential Roger L. Bollard Classified ... and It's Supt. of Streets happy meeting for both. aubaldlary of Sufflald Bank, has Conneelor — F\ill time opening for independent RECORD WORLD 643-3711. a full time position available for living program. Case management, ADL in­ struction. B.A. experience in Human Services. an axpariancad collector. Re- Flexible hours, transportation required. 15K RED LOBSTER NOW HIRING! $ STUDENTS $ THE GREATEST PRIVATE PARTY aponsibllitiea Include collecting plus. MANAGEMENT past due accounts, maintaining Residential Coonselor - full time opening for in­ • Day Food Propiratlon OPPORTUNITY Merchandise Ads novative program to serve dually diagnosed • Night Lino Cooks ... activity reports and responding Psychiatric/Substance abuse, adults. Case HOMEMAKERS to customer Inquiries. Candi­ management, ADL, B.A., experience in Hu­ • Dus Portont e Management dates must poaaesa excellent man Ser^ces; Substance Abuse experience a • Wiltore/Wiltressss Treinees plus. Flexible hours. Transportation required. • Hoot/Hootoisos MOONLIGHTERS • Asaletant oral, written and organizational ISK plus. Manager Trainee akille. We offer competitive • Birtondoro We are looking for am­ RECREA'nON COUNSEU3R8 - part time salary and excellent company • Cishlort If you are looking to make bitious, bright end self * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days openings for recreation counselors to • Evoning Kitchen motivated Individuals. paid benefits. For further infor­ coordinate and supervise activities for We can offer you: ★ Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day residents in program to serve dually diagnosed • DIthwishors ^6-^10/hour, give us a call mation please contact Phyllis • Madical/Oantal « Classifications 71 thru 87 psychiatric substance abuse. B.A., experience Wo offer: Full and part time, fiexibie hours, • Vacation * Merchandise Under *250 Portier in the Human Resource in Human Services; Substance Abuse great starting saiary, training, and advance­ • Compatltlva Salary * Ad must contain price! Department. experience a plus. Flexible hours. Valid ment, paid vacationa/hoiidaya, meai dis- We offer; Paid Training You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds drivers license required. • Coneldorabla Bonus I counta, profit sharing/aavings plan. Eligibil­ Great Atmosphere Awards due to this low price... SUFFIELD BANK Bi Ungual Hispanic and other minorities ity for group haalth/dantal Insurance. Apply • Career Advancement OFFER EXTENDED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30"' encouraged to apply. Send resume and cover in person 2-4 pm, daily. Convenient Evening Hours If you are serious 157 Mountain Road letter indicating position (s) to: about your ceraar call Suffleld, C T 06078 RED LOBSTER No Experience Neceseary Sept. 21 10 ant-Spm. CALL CLASSIFIED Area (203) 668-1261 Chrysalis Center GARY McCALLUM 15 Marshalirshall St., Hartford, CT 06105 922 Sllvftr Lane 643-2711 NOW! EOE EOS East Hartford, GT. Call Mr. Michaels... 647-9946 20S-264-2450 I I I I 4^ f t. p m e v e e w m m w y ■ < « “tm f i w w p w m v t«»»t 4|^«r.C4 l# »»» ’ T-^-,-' IIELPWMITBI I H a p w A R T a iN a f W A W T a FOR SALE HMMLE NaPWMTBI liljNBfWMITa [mfwmrn N a p w M f a M BPW M Ta I m o f u m m l e p w A i n i D F U L L time. Must be able DIETARyTudoTTart AB l E to work with your HIGH sciMWI student to GOVERNM ENT Homos p SST time plant help to P iy a llB tlmo opening for per­ MAKE vouroppolntmont ^eCRETAPtY. Compwttr M E D IC A L Rocoptlonlst to work nights and hondsT Wo hove open­ work after school In today to too this largo, from 81 (U repair). noodod for challonalne work In beverage Custom furniture son to perform o vor- busy (toctor's oftlco. Dollnquent tax prop­ orifntad. Salorv com* plant. Must be depen- weekends. Local pack­ Clarfc ings for poopio who ore four family In Vernon I monturoto with oxoo- position with busy shop finishers age store. 449-9444. Ask I mmodiste entry level leiy of kitchen tasks. mochonlcolly Inclined Various duties. Coll erty. Repossessions. DMKY STORES lary based on expe­ requested. Century 21 JOB 5100.______tressm. Apply In per­ and banafita. Apply All reel estate odvertlsed In plus commission rience. Retirees wel­ 4:00pm. Hosts; Nancy much mort to rtmoln. MECNAMCS a n m Epstein Realty. 447- VER Y port time aide son. Lotovette Escod- the Monchester Herald le Von Hollen and David with Income poten- come. Coll 228-9281. in parson. ■ubiect to the Fair Houtlng Won't lost long. Coll Will train the right person. 8095. neeitad for church of- rllle 300 West Middle Mur(tack. Directions; tlolSISKtoSaSK.We OPPORTUNITIES Tpke. AAonchester. Act of 1144, which mokee It todoy. S1SI,900. Apply In person. CA R ETA K ER for town of t|ct, typing, flexible Eost Center to FItkIn McCorrlton-0. W. will give you a full Coventry park. Qualifi­ hburs, good telephoiw FOWLER’S LTD. llleeal to odvertlee any pref­ benefit pockoge, DRIVERS at the OFFICE pmitlon. East erence, limitation or diecrim- loft on Boulder Rood, Fish, Bettor Homos 292 Spencer St. cations, handyman, skills required. Write Hartford. Diversified 1171 Inatlen boeed on race, color, 1st right on Robert Manchester paid vacation and Drivers for school and Gordon. 220- lack of all trades, good to P. O. Box 425, duties Including, custo­ rellolen, cex or notlenol RoodJ3 9451/4444033. pleasant working for retired couple. Du­ buses. Port time, Monchmter. mer service; typing re­ orlflin, or on Intention to CONSTRUCTION com­ conditions. We hove ties, security, ground good pay. Wa train. jHanrirrfitrr 3trral^ VOCATIONAL quired; good with fig­ moke any such preference. openings In several maintenance, building PM trips ovollabla. ures; warehousing or RESIDENTIAL Special­ Ilmitallon er'diecrimlnatton. pony now taking appli­ Instructor- The Herald will not fcnew- cations for painters. stores ocross the maintenance. Com­ call 443.2373 OevoloDmontollv dis­ trucking experience ist. Mondoy-Frl(toy, 2- O R O U P l pensation rent free 10. Occoslonol Inolv accept any odverheo- Minimum 3 vearsexpe- states. ;»q(9r* ■ ''a abled adults $5.50-84.50 helpful. E.O.E. Coll for ment which It In vIoktHen of rlence. Salary com­ home located at park In Tf**. par hour. MondoV- appointment 520-9551 weekends. 3 client tholow. exchange for duties M ANCHESTER low of­ r orouo home. 80.17 per mensurate with expe­ 4 4 7 -2 3 2 3 NEWSPAPEKCARRIERS NEEDED,'■M Frldov, 0-4. Coll Kathy ext. 43.______^ ALEX MATTHEW REALTY performed. Applica­ fice. Receptionist ans­ hour plus bonofits. Ex­ SOUTHERN Now Ene- rience. 443-2459 for for on Inttrvlow. wering phones and MANCHEOTEa AREA lonnuccl. Workshop D EN TA L Assistant. Ex­ iond ciotslflold ods oppointment. mom tions available at Cov­ Manager. Hockonum perience In rosldonttol roach nocH’ly 800.000 entry Town Hall, Town light typing. 9-5. 443- perience necessary. living with o minimum 6 4 9 4 0 0 3 PART time Clerical, typ- 1845.______Indmtrim Inc. 871-4724. Unlouo Glastonbury homos In Connecticut Manager's Office. Ap­ EOE.______of 2 years of collpgo. Ing required. East FURNITURE Moxers. BERNIE'S/Newmork/ & Griesom Rd...... all settlno4(tavs par week, and Rhode Island. The plication deadline Coll Elolno Mondoy- price for a basic 25 Hartford area. Flexl- Full or part time. As­ 11/1/87. Lewis needs port time Shepherd Dr...... all OISHWASHER/KItchen no Sotuntovs. 433-3140 Frldoy. 447-1424. MANCHESTER. F(Koat Hills. Sanaotional 9 ble hours. 282-1871. semblers, sow opera­ proporotlon. Port or 4334244. word (ta Is only 890 and ASSISTANT auto body cmhiers In Vernon and room aluminum aidod Qarriaon Colonial DECORATING business tors. Experience help­ Manchester. Flexible tim t, 20-30 hours per will oppoor In 75 nows- ful but not necessary. manager. Estimating CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 week; Will train. Apply popors. For more In­ with hoatod Sabrina In-ground pool. Amanl- expanding. Training damage, able to work hours. Will train. Ver­ begins 10/12 for newest N o p Brothers non 875-3394. Manches­ Monchmter Country formation coll Ctassl- tiaa ora too numaroua to mantlon in this od. with Insurance claims. RM8ALE HM8M£ flod, 443-2711 and osk custom decorators. Furnlture- ter 443-9541 between 2- Club. 305 South Main Call for datallo. *288,900 Manufocturers of fin­ Excellent benefits and Stroot. 4444103. for

KIT ‘i r CAftLYLE Mijr Larry Wright /•III CARS FNIMI RNISALE TOLLAND by owner. 3 BRAND New Listing I 118 M AIN Street. 3 a n ^ 5000 sthfOre fOet commer­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY bedroom Ranch, M Planned commercial room apartments. $500 cial spoce. Avalloble dig your ow n. 550 Bush ocre country lot, ook zone! AAoln Street, El- ond $540. Heat and hot Immedlotely. Many Hill Rd., Manchester. floors, flrepioced liv­ llngton. Approxl- water Included, no possible uses. Warren CLYDE ing room. Easy access nxitely 2 acres In hot pets. Security. Coll 646- E . Howland Inc. 643- Tep l e i Sereeaed Leaai MRCELLMIEOUS NH8CEUAIIEO08 CHEVROLKT-BUICK, INC. to 1-04, Reosonoble growing area. Ideal for 2426, »5 . 1108. Any ■fflOuM dsSwivd. Alto, fW. CWLOCARE SEMRCES SERVICES ROUTE 83, VERNON I CAN'T-Steep! $132,900. W M m . bonks, restaurants, of­ MANCHESTER. Quality g i i ^ , Mon* snd bwk, muleii. Boboil. baokhos a lesdw rtnW. Tt Cougar XR7 *2905 COVENTRY. Ranch,"! fices, retail, etc. Coll 1 bedroom, heot, hot I WANTED LICENSED East Hart­ ODD lobs. Trucking. I MAVeTw'. for more details. BMERTS U m i SERViei SIOMtOnwgs *4495 bedrooms. 2 baths, 1 water and all applian­ TO RENT D8MB eflHfnUCTIBN ford home day care THOSE BUYS WHO Home repairs. You aznsgalaMv* *6495 C fs s e r */ FeeuNti $310,000. Jackson E ces Included. Air condi­ lust off Sliver Lane. name It, we do It. Free "For All Your Rooio** car goroge, to be built. 872-1400/659-9555 •2 Century *6195 |'(V\ BeiNCl Buy nowl Lovely Jackson, 647-8400. o tioned. Quiet. On bus F A M IL Y In desperate Full time 2-5 years. PAINT estimates. Insured. 643- R.R. tigs, planting, ^A R E b AT. wooded lot. $154,900. AN DdVER. Fisherman's line. Ideal for middle- need of 3 bedroom Meals provided. 568- Interior end exterior 0304. SSCs««brHy4*. *6495 0680. painting. (^11 today (or a Tree work. S3 Ford F1S0 XLT 4U *8195 Klemon Real Estate. delloht. 2.2 acres with aged and senior cltl- apartment by October MU8CAL Ires estimate. Tom or Ed 649-1147. E x clu s ive 108 foot frontage on zens. $550.247-5030. 1. Limited Income. CALL as aomsvWs 4 *. *0995 ITEMS B47-7156 agents. ______pond. $75J»0. Klernon MANCHESTER. Newly Husband disabled be­ 040-2215 as OMC » mmi mne wi *12,000 Reloty. 649-1147. renovated 2 bedroom, cause ef accident. CLEANHM CLEANING For Frag Eatimata aSNsgai4*. *6995 EXCELLENT Glaston­ L A ND LUtW LUIIU. Bdf- FLUTE. Bundy. Great for bury home In a great 3rd floor, apartment. Family needs to be SEMRCES 84 Bulok SkytMmk Wg. *6295 ton: 7M acres choice together with 2 chlld- beginner. Excellent SERVICE • K «IH m M . p CSMK8CIM. oreo. 3 bedroom Ranch land for subdivision. $525 per month, plus condition. $105. 643- S4Ctars4 4,. *7495 with fireplace living appliances. 2 month ren. 649-4629. EXCELLENT house­ RBSidential/ > CNinjfE EXCAVAIMN VMM $999,900. Coventry: 20 6404.______keeping with reoso- asnsgsicMp. *8005 room, appllanced kit­ acres more good land security deposit. No Commercial etCPDCSVSTtM chen opening to a nice pets. References re­ ALTD-Saxaphone. By- nolbe rotes. Call for S4CsMnty4*. *7495 for a subdivision. Coll Morchandlse conn with carry case. free estimate. 742-7910. FLODR sanding and re- Gutters, Rugs, 04 Cainsro *8405 dining area and a high­ Henry 22E3345. Golden quired. Best for work­ flnlshlng. Quality lighted first floor stone ing couple or small Asking $250 negotiable. Aluminum Siding m Q m r 8-10 kuiw* *6405 -f-n Oaks Realty 646-5099. 646-5286. ______workmanship at low flrepioced, sunken fomllVj6^212L^^ prices. Call 649-2364. . FREE Estlmate$. family room with re­ CARPENTRY/ GAGNE 872-9111 cessed lighting and G0H0QMIMUM8 K T 8 AN0 REMOOEUND C war av MCA MMCaiJIlEBirf 569-8335 bullt-ln gorgeous brick HMREIIT s u n u Es EXCAVATION HONDA Civic 1980.54M . patio overlooking BROWN Russian Seal and New brakes, reliable. wooded private yard I leather locket. Size 18. AKC Lahso Apso. 3 CARKHTIIY* CO. NO PAYMENTS BEDROOM townhouse Body needs work. $700 I M ils with pool, 2cor garage. Excellent condition. moles, 3 females. REMODEUM SERVICES YOUNG man with truck THEOOOJOBSPECIAUST RTE. 85 • BOLTON or best offer. 647-1543. ra ilM LE D. W. Fish Reolty. 643- up to 2 veers. Kiss your fi­ condo. $600 month. No Ready 10/4/87. $250. Comptale home raoelre and re- R M S M i $325,649-9809. to do yard work. Relia­ Hauling |unk, brush, oon- PINTO 1977. Excellent 1991 or 871-1400. o nancial dHflcuHles eoedOvs. utilities. No pets. 646- 647-9865.______modellne. We ipeoiaUts hi beth- ble, reosonolbe. 649- otructlon, debris, leaves (Fall Avoid forodoours. Catch up 333^AI. After 5:30 647- roome end kKohene. SmaN teole 6 4 6 -2 6 14 condition Inside and MANCHESTER. Lovely OPEN Hause Sunday. 1-4. POMERANIAN puppies. coimndfelal muk. Raglstered. In- 0477 after 5pm. cleanup). RsasonaMe rates. Forest Ridge Condomi­ DO A TW O-W AY fOvor ... on lato povmoirtssuchasflrst 8000-Pot.______out. Low mileage. $625. U E R built Colonlol or socond morigaeo or ovon Black. 2 female, 2 lumd, raferenoes. 643-7265. nium. Luxurious 2400 get extra cosh for yourself mole. 413-267-3778, or Call ToNyl NAWKES TREE SERVICE locotad In Forest Hills. and moke It possible for outstandlne crodH cord Mils. HOMES 64G81S5 PLYM OUTH 73 Valiant. This 4 bedroom home sauare foot condo Koop your home free and 413-267-5121.______DELIVERING 043-5001 Bucket, truck A chipper. nestled In 200 acres of someone else to enloy Irmrent C O FFEE table and end Stump removal. Free Excellent condition. offers «n p le living and door yrlthout lions. Bod FREE to good home. 4. Rich form loam, 5 yards, Super stereo. Mounted entertainment possi­ woter shed Forest. those golf clubs you never crodn or Into poymonl his­ table (together or se- estimates. Speolsl use. Sell them with a wont COVENTRY-4 room Du­ parote),one Individual grey kittens, 4 blond, LOOKING FOR good $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel, considsratton (or elderly snow tires. $995. 646- bilities. 2V4 baths, 2 car Central air, 3 bed­ tory Is nota proMom. Kindly part Angora. Call 647- news? Look for the many rooms, 2 full, 2 half ad. plex, 2 bedroom, wall- gloss topped coffee ta­ and decorative stone. You'll never know the snd handlcoppod. 1830.______oarage, family room cdl: to-wall carpet, ap­ 8 4 0 6 . ______bargain buys advertised and privacy are some baths. Country sized BOLTON. $179,900. ble. Coll 742-5918 power oif Classified until PLYMOUTH Arrow 1977. kitchen with sliders to T l w Sw iss pliances, no pets. $675 evenIngs.D FREE pupple, block In the classified columns 643-9504 you uae It yourself. 647-7553 of the features. Offered Touched by tradition. todoy. 4 cylinder, 5 speed. deck. Bosement has 16 ConsBrvatlvB Oroop monthly. 742-6736. W A TER B ED king size. male, 4 months, mixed. Good condition. Regu­ at t2S5,«IO. Keith Real Stately Colonial 646=6751 or 649-9045. Estote. *4Mt2>. X 21 family room, sew­ nestled In a treed lot. 1-4S4-44Mor CO U N TR Y living. Small Complete package ex­ lar gas. Reasonable ing room, lots of stor­ Large lovely rooms, 1-4S4-13M house on 3.7 acres In cluding headboard. FREE to good home, 2 offer. 646-9871 after OPEN This Sunday 1- age and sliders to pa­ Coventry. $475 per spayed female cots. 1 7pm. 4pm. 94t North River 4/5 bedrooms. Gener­ Asking $100. Call 742- tio. Pool, tennis, ous dining room, up­ month plus heot and 5918evenlngs.o Indoor, 1 outdoor. All CARS CARS CARS VW Bug 1969. 0 miles on Rood, Coventry. This carport. Must beseeni utilities. Ideal for sin­ shots. 649-4425 otter TAR m FDR SALE wood sided Contem­ dated kitchen. Century Ront8l$ M A PLE 42" round table m o n FOR SALE m FOR SALE rebuilt motor. Excel-- $175,900. Realty World gle or couple. 646-2253. 5:30. SALES lent condition. $1000. porary features 3 gen­ 21 EpiM n Realty. 647- with 8" leaf, 4 captain Benoit/Frechette As- Avolloble October 1st. 1987 VW Quantum. Fully 649-0381.______erous bedrooms, loft soctotes. 646-7709J choirs. $75.872E974. MMCELLANE0U8 32 SATINA Drive (off VW Bug 1967. Reconditi­ 68 MUSTANG Factory overlooking a large liv­ O PEN t^ouse Sunday. SPMtTMENTS ANDOVER Lake. 5 room SOFA bed tan. (3ood con- Keeney Street). Satur­ oned, stereo cassette, restored. 6 cylinder, loaded. $13,000/best MERCURY Morauls Col- PROUD As A Peocockll September 2S, 1:00- house on lake front. R M 8ALE heater, 40k. After 6pm. 40,000 miles on engine. offer. 646-1232 days. ony Pork wagon 78. ing room with massive The builder of this uni­ RMRBIT dltlon. Comfortable. day September 19, 9-3. fleldstone tlreploce, In- 4:00. Manchester. $700 per month. Coll 643ji135. Mary. Excellent condition. 643-6230 evenings. Loaded. No rust. Ex­ que 7 plus room Colon­ 649-2871 or 643-7605. $100 or best offer. 646- Furniture Including suolted gloss windows, $299,900. Choose your EAST Hartford. 6 room 5005.______T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ choirs, sofas, fables, DODGE Charger hotch- $4500. 649-5945 after cellent condition. 649- lol Is giving extra at­ colors. That's all you SM ALL 5 room Cope, proximately 3000, also 6pm. ______0312. all appliances. 31* deck tention to each and duplex. $S00 per month, 2 P IECE blue and gold refrigerator and bock 83. 4 cylinder, 4 plus a 2 cor goroge and hove to do to make this utilities not included. near bus line. Near 50 to 100k numerals ond miscelloneous.______speed, pin stripe Inte­ SCRANTON every detail! Top qual­ Victorian Farmhouse downtown Manches­ flowered velour living letters for shirts, cops, CNmLER • PLYMOUTN on acre of land! Re­ ity material and craff- No pets. Adults pre- room set. Excellent SATURDAY September rior, sunroof om/fm TAKE A LOOK OMSTatMlncunva vftsotss duced for Immediate yours. Spectacular ferred. 568 6^178. ter. 649-7230. etc. Best offer. 649-3642 cassette stereo. 643- AND aSLSCT UaSD CANS.. ISnTRUCKS/VARS monshlp featuring 4 master bedroom suite condition. $250. 647- after 5:30pm.o______19th, 9-3. 89 Weaver esFotajr-Birds SOMS S.t» riNANCINq OS LSSai sale by transferred bedroonw, 2.S baths, COVENTRY. 2 bedroom 1335.______Rood. Bor stools, ca­ 5641 evenings.______FOR SALE owner— SITO's. Direc­ with locuuzzl, large apartment. Main STORE Mm 24' above ground pool, mera equipment, exer­ VW 1974 Bug. Real clean, tion: Route 44 east on and a ISO x 330 country rooms, 2Vb baths, fan­ GORDON cocktail and 87 FIFTH AVE. (t) •14.806 lot In Manchester. Coll Street. No pets, refer­ OFRCE SPACE new liner, good condi­ cise equipment, sewing rebuilt engine, Mag 85 Line. Town Car 87 LsBARON CHEVY '/t ton pickup Carpenter Rood right tastic front porch. Di­ lam p tables. $150. tion. You disassemble. U.HW. *14,500 with S' cop. 305 engine, for ntore details. Jack- ences required. $550 I "N ew ". Call after 1pm. mochine. Much much wheels. $1200. 649-8407. •12,206 on North River Rood rections: East Center Best-reosonable offer. son E Jackson Real month. 742-6715 or 456- MANCHESTER. Great more.______RENAULT LeCar 1980. 4 85 Mazda RX7 QSL'SE’ 87 RAIDER 4x4 •12.705 automatic. Rebuilt en­ house on left. Blan­ Street, left onto Ver­ 699-2269.______Colt 649-1299 offer 6pm. gine. 649-1532 after 0064. business location. M rSCE LLAN EOUS speed. Running condi­ u»ew *11,900 87 RAMCHARQER chard A Rossetto Reol- non, right onto Knol- Prime 1,050 square SOFA and chair: Good •17.586 5pm. tors. 646-24t2. IM l Iwood. Century 21 Ep- M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- BASSETT crib and Items. Dishes, books, tion, only $200.649-7057. 85 Nissan Stanza Manchester. Gracious feet. Office for leoseln condition. <>ood for changing table. Excel­ 87 DAKOTA ru •12,285 steln Realty. 647-8895.0 room townhouse, fully Cottage or deh. $85. tv, bike. Household VW Jetto 84, Wolfburg 40,. •/oBO S7 8HACOW O PEN This Sunday 1- Raised Ranch with appllanced kitchen, Watkins Centre. Leose lent condition. Bedding Items. Typewriters. 4pm. 31 Borbora Drive, FOR Informotton on a furnished or unfur­ 649-1433.______addition. 4 door, stand­ 80 Line. Town Car TUMUM4 •10.586 ICARIPERS/ newly redecorated parking for 2 cars. $695 Included. $175.646-5861. Coll 646-5358. ard. Immaculate, low East Hartford. We're flrepioced living room, career os port ot the nished. Minimum 3 DARK Pine Tresel table tiiOkoat* p A V c 87 SUNDANCE Tw». •10,085 iTRARiRS Number 1 home selling per month, heat and LIVING room and bed­ miles. Must be seen. 87 D(X}QErusMHti •18,888 proud to offer this dining room and ap­ hot water Included ,no year lease. Direct ac­ with 2 coptaln's choirs. room set, rug, tables, 84 Mercury Marquis overslied 6 room full system In America, cess from Main Street. Looded. $5899.649-9337. 86 DAYTONA •13.886 pllanced country sized pels. Security deposit Excellent condition. - lamps, chest of drow- FLEA MARKET Brougham *4995 PHOEND^eTu^daem Dormered Cope In o kitchen. 3 bedrooms loin us for a Century 21 Call Jim Lombard at Best offer. 649-9673 af- FORD Granada 1977. $625 86 LASER cp» •13,486 0. Stove, refrigerator, Career Session. Tues­ and 1 year lease. 649- ers, desk. 646-5358. Muilcil Fastivil oulet residential neigh­ and a 14 X 16 Florida 0795.______646-9730 or 549-4663. ter 6pm. or best offer. 643-6877 85Bro^<^l._^ *10,200 86 LsBARON o»» •10,306 heater, good condition. borhood. 2 full baths, room. Family room day September 22, at WASH ER/Drver.$100. Sapi 10 / 12-S offer 3pm. 88 LsBARON t*. •10,608 After 4 646-1003. $500. the Manchester Coun­ E l O ER LY housing now Placing an od In Cloulfled Expandable dining and a 2T kitcheni All hos full brick walled "E/^Y DOES IT" Is the Manchester Band PONTIAC Hatchback 82 Mazda R)(7 QSL *6495 66 DODGE Mi omm. *14,406 city utilities Including fireploce. Slate entry. try Club, 7:30pfn. Ad- taking applications for Is easy. Just call 643-2711. wav to describe placing a room table with 2 leafs, 1980. Worth seeing. 649- 88D(X)aEMiO«M. *14,706 2 bedroom apartments. best offer. Needs work. Shell. Misc. wares. I MOTORCYCLES/ gos. See ntodoyl ISO's. 2W both, 2 cor garage. mlsslon Free- We'll help you with the want od. Just call 643-2711 Many dealers. 4791.______84 Mazda Pickup *4595 86 REUANT 8.W. *0,808 Direction: Silver Lone Reservatlon Starting $560. Call 52E wording of your od. and we do the rest! 646-5400 647-0908. D. W. Fish Realty. 643- BUICK Century 1981. 4 83 Lynx Wg., At ac *3995 88 DODGE to Forbes Street, to 1591 or 871-1400.O requested. Call Cen­ 6522. ______Featuring 04ARGER •7.085 tury 21 Epstein. 647- door, automatic. Full 85 MAZDA 028 YAM AHA 1900 250 Exci­ Barbara. Blanchard M ANCHESTER. Duplex M ANCH EStER. 4 room 2 OONOOMHHUMS CITY LIGHTS 80 CELEBRITY IIKMl •8,085 Rossetto Realtors. 646- 8895.______bedroom apartment. power with extras. U j ^ ^ k S A m ter. Runs good. Needs 6/6. Neor bus line. RMRENT RMRENT (swiAg band) Best offer. 871-9430. 88 CHY. GTS tu,*. •10,288 minor repairs. Asking 2402.O Dead end street. Separ­ LOOKING FOR a low-cost Excellent condition, I 85 DODGE OMNI 4*. •4,380 1st floor. $495 plus gas Sponaorad by FORD Granada 1980. 4 80 Markur XR4TI ^11,495 $250. 646-4704.______EAST Hartford. Dver- ate heating system. En­ way to communicate your door, olr excellent con­ 85 HORIZON 4*. •4,388 slxed 7 room Raised closed bock yard. Ex- advertising raessoge? heat. No pets. Call WRMAM MCC - 78 Ply. Valiant 85 DODGE DSOru •4,808 NOTICE TO CREMTOEi 623-1983. dition. $2000 or best 40r..AtAC *1795 Ranch. 3 bedrooms, cellent condition. Want ods are your Studsnt Soniti offer. 649-9487.______85 NISSAN 4x4 ru *7,880 ESTATE OF oversized living room, $190,000.646-5198 In am, 83 Ford LTD Wg. , 85 PONT. 8000 8TE SALVATORE A. OALLO, answer. MANCHESTER. 3 room WOODMERE PLACE CADILLAC 19H sedan •8,386 JR., Lots Of Monchetlsr, and dining room, large 649-4064 anytime. Some vs a t . r s AC * 4 9 9 5 84 LASER te.Tww •7,488 apartment Includes ap- 2 Devllle d'Elegance. Oscsossd recreation room, 3 owner flnat^lno. pllances. $350 plus Spacious and attractive 1 and bedroom WANTED TD 84 RELIANT •8,386 The Hen. William E. n ti- baths, 2 cor garage. TAB Power windows, *6395 Oerold, Judos, of the Ceurt IMMACULATE. Mon- heat, 2nd floor. Singles condos with hat and hot water Included. Availa­ BUY/TRADE brakes, seots, locks, 03 LsBARON 4*. *5,706 Near golf course. Ask­ chester. $152,900.3 bed­ RMSMI SAIES LS ,gggg ef Frebele, District ef Men- ing $179,000. u B R only. No pets. 623-1983. ble for September and fall occupancy. Brand I olr. Am/fm stereo tape 83 DODGE 400 a*. *4.406 chester at e hsorlne held en room Raised Ranch 81 D(X>GE DIPt*. •3.786 September 14, 1987 erdered Realty. 643-2692.d < O N LY One Leftll We M OBILE Honte. Working new w-w carpet, kitchens, and bathrooms. OLD and new furniture, deck. Extra snow tires with living room, for­ MOVING Salel Rain or household Items, ondd 86 Mazda RX7 8 80 OMNI t*. •2,068 that all claims must be pre­ started with 2 but now single male adult pre­ Some units available with garage. Located In a shine. Couch, love sect, on rims. Excellent con- AAtAAMtlNL *9695 tented te the nduclary en er mal dining room and a glassware. Will pay dltlon. $3500. 6464333. 78 BLHCK SKYLARK •2.700 A T T E N tlo k Catcher 11 8 X 16 deck off the we hove lust 1 unit ferred. Lease, secur­ quiet country setting. Just minutes from the kitchen set, picnic ta­ befere December 17, 1987 er Stately $ room Colonial avalloble. Beocon Hill ity. No pets. 643-2880. cosh. 646-8496.______FORD Escort wogon 1984. 78 MONTE CARLO be barred Of by law prevlded. ceramic tiled kitchen. city. Your surroundings include: pool, tennis ble. To many Items to MORIARTY AMfill MS Ort. oa*. presently being built on Slate foyer and o born- Condo's-Monchester- STUDIO type. Portly fur­ mention. September 19 5 speed, rust proofed, •3,806 Jehonna Eruder Rey, pretty 2.3 acre country Across from Wickham courts, pond picnic area. So come home to A 20,9-4. 72 Ann Road, CARS , stereo. Excellent con­ 77 00(X1E« Astlstant Clerk board panelled family nished. Working single IM. *4.1 lot In Bolton. 4 bed­ room with recessed Pork, 3 bedrooms, mole preferred. No Woodmere Place (or a truly pleasurable living South Windsor. Rye FDRSAU dition. Original owner. BROTHERS The nduclary It: rooms, 2.5 baths, 34 X16 completely refur­ 643-8745 evenings. 77 CADILLAC SEDAN Maureen F. Oolle lighting and o floor to pets. Lease. 643-3880. experience. Please call Deniae at 1-B00-334- Street Park area. 301 Cgntgr S t F. O. Bex 8878 family room with a celling brick fireplace. bished with new ap­ 1976 PLYM OUTH Volore. CLASSIC 77 VW converti­ MandMBtBr, CT DeVILLE, Nioel •3.486 79S Tellond Take. brick fireplace, lots of pliances. CH FA ap­ ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 6960 for your personal viewing. M ULTI Family. Saturday Manchester, CT 84848 Work room vinyl sid­ bedrooms, 2nd floor, Septmber 19, 9-2. 40 78K, slont 6, air. Rello- ble. All white. Low character. $372,900. ing, 1W baths, goroge. proved. $107,500. ble and economical. mileage. Must see. 644- 643-5135 Jackson E Jackson Jockson E Jackson oppllonces. $450 per N1COTRA - WIELER Buckingham Street, 875-3311 D. W. Fish Realty. 643- month. 875-2957. Manchester. 8950. 64^0700. 728-4632. 3120. > Real Estate. 647-8400.O 1991 or 871-1400.O Real Estate. 647-8400.O V Java Gold' 8M1 FM8ALE SPORTB edge in Marlboro C L Y P a y ★ TODAVS SPECIALS^ Racing Ronndnp NFL Capsules Browns hoping the Steelers r e ;^ FORD TRUCKS t m FORD MSO 4x4 t m FORD Ftw XLT 4r4 By Ed Schuyler Jr. Danas (0-1) at N.Y. Qiants (0-1) 4 Igd. fB. W Ton ^ B CW-.Oaugas. Aulo Ctodt. PS. tnwra>.P8. Tu T«noSiofao. SEMr. will cure home-opener blues 4 Wtws* OHvt.Ahmdnwn CsR W Ton. 4 W 0 The Associated Press 4 p.6ii., Sumiay, CBS tih. mmA Sife. NMBA •OtM •S1»6 NEW YORK — Java Gold shines on an off-track, and Cowboys and Giants coming off mild upsets L. during flrst week: Dallas gave up 3 TDs to St. Louis in & EAST that’s the kind of surface he is likely to get in the final 1:58 and lost 24-13, while Giants were beaten by $750,000 Marlboro Cup Sunday at Belmont Park. Rain, Chicago 34-19 .. . Teams split last year’s meetings. NFL Roandnp on and olFf, is likely throughout the day. Dallas winning first game 31-28 and New York WINDSOR I nw CHIW 8-W RI1T8IOI 1 t m OMC CAMFIR VAN However, Java Gold’s rivals also all feel, at home on salvaging 17-14 win at home. . . Dallas has lost last • Cvl. FS. PS. BM, 6wg*. 1 rndss.Cil. A m». P% P. MnBoivftUcho. AIOS IMn^ N|^ AC. sloppy or muddy tracks. Noef.tmmniau, Kitolwnont 9 flAN. SN8go4. six regular season games; Giants had 12-game winning Bv The Associated Press SELIS FOB L^jaa 1 •mm Sill. mmA ’Two of Java Gold’s five victories in six starts this MMCMUMCt.4ar.Tn *M96 1 streak snapped by Bears . . . Dallas gave up two Neil HIZZ ______1-W1-C •12.000 year were accomplished on sloppy tracks and a third Lomax to Roy Green TDs and a 15-yard score by Earl n 4MC MUMCi. 4 Dr. Irf| L ------J came on a muddy surface. In his last three starts, the The Cleveland Browns are hoping M M CM UM Cf.4 0r.llw ______.|.a7BM V J Ferrell in closing minutes. “The coaches, the arch-rival Pittsburgh will cure IS 4MC MLlMCf. t Or. Iltr i^' T MMM 3-year-old colt, trained by Mack Miller and owned by players, everybody were pretty lousy.” Coach Tom Of IIHCK OHM. 4 Or. ~ ______M7B1-8 Paul Mellon, won a 11-llm ile allowance race on a good their home-op«ier blues Sunday. . 2-20I0-0 vnc CHEVROLET Rt 83. WindLOt Avb. 872-9111 Landry said. “I admit, there are a lot of things I The Browns have lost five M lUKK IKYUMR. 4 Or. WMIU. track at Belmont Park, the lV4-mile Whitney Handicap would do differently.” . . . QB Danny White threw 06 OUKK OHM. S Or. Tn----- . 2-20tr-6 vt I UC buick, INC. £«iT64M»4 on a fast track at Saratoga and the l>/i-mlle Travers on straight NFL home openers but MOUICK CfNTURT.4Dr.0rMM. . RMI2-0 for 256 yards on 20 of 32 passing, 1TD . . . RB Herschel have beaten the Steelers five i fOOUICKRfOAUtOr ~ .RM7R4 a sloppy track Aug. 22 at Saratoga. Walker caught seven passes for 90 yards and rushed for straight times at Cleveland. SO OUtCK RfIM LTD. t Or. Tm. .1460M Java Gold, who will carry high weight of 120 pounds, .646010 62 yards on 13 attempts . . . RB Tony Dorsett had 18 The Steelers are going into 06 aUKK UlMRf LTD. 2 Or. 0« was the early 4-5 favorite to win the l*/«-mile carries for 60 yards . . . First-round draft pick, DE M lUICK ROniRR. 2 Or. RM— . R4RIR-0 invitational handicap. He will be ridden by Pat Day. Cleveland off a 30-17 upset ovel^San MIINCK UUORt 4 Or. Tm .147010 'Kdce aLook' Danny Noonan, has been activated for Sunday . . Francisco, while the Browns, consi­ .M iaio Mellon and Miller also are favored to win the Giants defense registered two TDs against Bears: DT 12 RUICK CfNTURT LTD. 4 Dr. RNw. seven-furlong. RlOO.OOO-added Futurity for 2-year-olds dered a Super Bowl contender, 16 RUICK MVttRA. 2 Or. Orty .046110 Erik Howard blocked a punt recovered in end zone by S have return^ home from a 28-21 MIUICKCITRTf«IN.Wif .160010 with Crusader Sword Sunday at Belmont. Another Tom Flynn, and S Terry Kinard returned an upset loss at New Orleans. M OUlCK RIWCRR. 2 Dr. Tm------. 04017-0 Dollar stakes on the card will be the 6*A-furlong, RlOO.OOO- interception 70 yards . . . QB Phil Simmp was 15 of 28 .7-20110 Earnest Jackson rushed for 103 16 RUICK RfRM. 2 Or. Rllvw-.-— added Astarita for 2-year-old fillies. for 181 yards against Bears. “We’re not going to play yards and Walter Abercrombie ran 16 CMHLIRC. OiWUi. 4 Or. OirJ Ihii .040164 Six horses were entered Friday for the 15th M CROHLRC. fL DORMR. 2 Dr. IlH. . 742110 the Bears every week.” Simms said . . . TE Mark 28 yards for a touchdown as the 06 CROILLRe. a OORRDO. 2 M. RH. . 7-62010 Marlboro, but only five should start. Bavaro caught 5 passes for 86 yards . . . RB Joe Steelers gave Chuck Noll his 171st aCNfUCCURRITT.ROr.WkllM---- . 1-17616 Rent A Cryptoclearance also was entered for the $300.^ Morris led the ground game with 54 yards on 14 coaching victory, fifth on the n CRfU CARIMO 2212 Dr. OlNk_ . 1-11174 Pegasus Saturday night and is expected to start in that attempts. . . Giants waived starting right comerback all-time list. But quarterback Mark HCHfV IKCTRURL2Dr. .112044 lNew York Giants. Minnesota at the -in 4 0 4 » 6 9 9 5 Marc Barge’s Bordeaux Bob won a 1 1-16-miIe Meadowlands .. . Patriots are 18-3 against AFC II MCRCURTLTNX.2 0r.0rM East since Raymond Berry became coach, but two Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans at OSMCRCWTCaURMLOIr..- -.100110 allowance on a sloppy track at Monmouth Park June Philadelphia. PitUburgh at Geve- John Elway, who led the Broncoi to an opening-week __ L-ni 27, while Margaret Robbins, Fred Duckett and Mary losses have been to New York . . . New England win over Seattle, will guide Denver when it invades M ORIAM fy ■WOTMMWM defeated Miami 28-21 last Sunday. New York edged land. Detroit at the Los Angeles Jane Hinds’ Nostalgia’s Star won the IW-mile San Raiders. St. Louis at San Diego. Milwaukee Sunday to take dn the Green Bay Packers In Gabriel Handicap on a sloppy track Jan. 4 at Santa Buffalo 31-28 .. . PatrioU trailed 21-14, but got two OSNIUMKIITU.tlr.------.M 4 0 M third-quarter TDs to win. Miami's final drive ended Denver vs. Green Bay at Milwau­ NFL action. .IIIO IS Anita. Bordeaux Bob, ridden by LafflttPincay Jr., won kee, San Francisco at Gncinnati, M MUM Rim CM. nik Uo HOURS OPEN EVENINGS.TIL 9 PM the IW-mile Iselin Handicap on fast track Aug. 22 at on 8-yard line as clock ran out . . . WR Stanley UWUMraLtMtlr.---- .l l t t M FRIDAY Oi SATURDAY T IL 6 PM MorgaRiwaa 6-for-78 receivingniU-iPslHots defense Washington at Atlanta, Kansas City l7MUMinM2R.4lr.-_ . lltIM Monmouth and wasHftK in die Woodward. Nostalgia’s at Seattle, Miami at Indianapolis New Orteens el PMatfelpMa: New Seattle 40-17. Denver’s John Elway .lIM t-t Extt600ftl-84 Star, ridden by Bill Shoemaker, hasn’t won In eight held liipmi ground game to 64 Vhnis and had seven Orleans will be trying for iU first 2-0 completed 22 of 22 passes for 338 MMMMKimCRI.PWiUO 3I1-31S CENin SIKET sacka m .. QB Steve Grogan is 10-5 against New and Houston at Buffalo. MRXmR.4lr.. . i i n i 4 starts, all on fast tracks, since winning the San Gabriel. New England will play at the New -start in tbe 21-year history of the yards and four touchdowns. ■w iapigtoiiK ficw 643-5135, Crusader Sword, who won the six-furl«ig SaratiMa York Jpts . . . K tony Franklin. leading scorer in the franchise. Reuben MSyes is show­ Son Franetsee at GnoInnaU: The NFL last year. mlssH FGs of 39 and 47 yards . . York JeU Monday night. The NFL Special and tbe 6W-furlong Hopeful Aug. tta t Saratoga Players Association has aet a strike ing the form that made Urn the 40ers will try not to beat them­ In Us last two starts, will face five rivals in the JeU QB Ken O’Brien threw for 278 yarils on 24 of 35 leading NFL rookie running back selves. Quarterback Joe Montana passing, including TDs to WR Wesley Walker (55 deadline for after the game. was intercepted three times L llrl Futurity. 'nUey are Sanford winner Forty Niner, Tempe Bay at Chicagoi The Bears. with 1,353 yards in 1981. He carried Morgan’s Levee, Endurance. Firery Ensign and yards! and TE Mickey Shuler (4 yards) 34-19 winners over the GianU laat M times for 147 yards Sunday against the Steelers. who also nw feliMHiie oBPelit ’Tsarbaby. Tbe field will carry scale weight of 122 against Geveland. Philadelphia returned a recovered fumble 60 Monday night, will be trying to beat yards for a touchdown. Boomer 0> OonllMm m m InMoiid TtHMieiM Cempeny of 40 pounds. Tampa Bay for tbe IM straight quarterback Randall Cunningham ■roinord «., H o rlf^ CT fof iiayard wd wMeek Tap Your Toes, 112, heads a fleld of eight juvenile Ptttsburgh (1-0) at ClevBtand (0-1) had hU aecond highest career totals Esiaaon, who passed for two yprlopcpi for ploMwwit ef aw 00 Type Commwdtv SwvIcp time. Tbe Buccaneers go in off a touchdowns tn a 22-21 defeat of CaMiwt at 1M HoPron Rood. fillies for the Astarita, including Helen’s A Pleasure, 1 p.in., BuiMfay, NBC five-touchdown passing perfor­ of 21 completions and 299 yards in a 116, and Justsayno, 112. 34-24 loss to Washington. Indianapolis, guides the Bengals. (M Ruth and Km Bovlar of M Clorh Rd. for tMovard Steelers and Browns open AFC Central season after mance by Steve DeBerg In a 49-10 WaeMnglon al AEanIa: Reserve vorlonca tP canstruct a poropa. win over AtlanU. The Bears bad DatroR al Lot AwgNas RaMaia: Before Miller and Mellon try for their stakes double, surprising openers. Steelers lost all presMson Detroit got I2of iU 19poinUonfield Doug Williams once again will (1) w.OonaMCawtoofSMLakaSt.torWdovardwarlanca games, but defeated San Francisco 3^17; eight quarterback sacks against . f a i l to conttruct a paropa. Kinghaven Farm and trainer RogerAttfleld will try for goals in a loss to Minnesota. The quartertMck tbe Redskins In place ,4 lr . Geveland. which Just missed making the S ^ r M w l the GianU. of Jay Schroeder, who injured his JOHN L. ROBERTS a Belmont stakes double Saturday with two Canadian DaNaa at New Yoffc Olanta: Dallas, Raiders posted their first shutout In Chairman. horses — Play ’The King and Carotene. last season, lost to New Orleans 28-21 . Clewland 31 games when they beat hapless right shoulder early against Phila­ Zonlnp Board of Appoolt swept Steelers last year for first time since 1969 and which counU heavily on the running delphia. Williams completed 17 of Play The King, a 4-year-oM gelding, will try for his and receiving of Tony Dorsett and Green Bay 20-0. Marcus Allen iiSSiSiC: 0044* seventh stakes victory of the srear when he carries top have five-game winning streak at home carried 33 times for 136 yards for his 27 passses for 272 yards and two Pittsburgh. . . Steelers held 49ers to 47 yards rushing Herschel Walker, was beaten 24-13 weight of 131 pounds against nine rivals in the by St. Louis last Sunday for iU sixth 2Ut 100-yard effort for the Raiders. touchdowns. The only bright light ______i M .. six-furiong, $l06,000-added Fall Highweight Handicap. and defense had 3 INTs and a fumble recovery . _ g t Louis ol ton Disgo: The St. for Atlanta last Sunday was Gerald ;FIRIIIM.tlr.. First-year CB Delbert Hall had an inter«ption and straight regular-season loss. The Riggs, who rushed 27 times for 134 CLASSTPIED ADS: Before finishing third in the Boojum Handicap in his GianU’ defense scored two of the Louis defense, which had eight last start. Play the King had won three straight stakes ran back a fumble 50 yards for a TD. “At the end m the sacks against Dallas, will try to yards. 5f game, they were looking over their ***?*■[“ ” ?, three touchdowns against Bears. Kansas CNy al SoaMe: Kansas g f EAST — the Suffolk Sprint Champion at Suffolk Downs and MUnosoU St Los Angolas Roms; shut down the passing of Dan FouU, t l l 6 every the Budweiser Breeder^’ Cup and Highland, both at couple of times when they dropped ^ ball. Han who threw for 270 yards and one Gty. already sparked by rookie said . . . QB Mark Malone was only 9-for-M passing Rams will be looking for a fifth running backs Christian Okoye and Woodbine. straight win over MinnesoU toeven touchdown and was intercepted . . RB Earnest Jackson rushed for 103 yards m 2S twice in San Diego’s 20-13 loss to Paul Palmer, will try to snap a WINDSOR w o n d e r ^ Three of Play ’The King’s rivals will be Sun Master, carries and Walter Abercrombie gained 44 yard^n their record after a 29-16 upset loss 126, winner of the Boojum and tUrd in the Forego Kansas Gty. Tbe passing Undem of four-game losing streak at Seattle. 7 attempts, including a 28-yard TD. Steelere are ^ 2 to Houston in which Eric Dickerson Okoye carried 21 times for 108 Handicap won by Groovy;' Purple Mountain, 123, rushed 27 times for 149 yards. Neil Lomax to Roy Green, once w o r k e r second in the Forego, and AnoQier Reef, winner’of half since 1900 when RB gains 100 or mofeyo” *® - jj:” again key the St. Louis offense. yards and Palmer returned a IFW Mike Merriweather hqd an inteiwptlOT. f o r ^ ^ Quarterback Tommy Kramer, kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown in his eight starts this year. NFL’s top-rated pasaer In 1999. who Denver vs. Orson Boy: The 1^ Manchester Herald Carotene, who won the Matchmaker at Atlantic City, fumble and had nine Uckles against San Packers, who yielded 292 yards the win over San Diego. The . .. Browna have lost opener seven Umes in ^ eigm injured a shoulder during exhibi­ Seahawks will try to regroup 643-2711 c will carry high weight of 119 pounds against 13 other tion play, might see some action for total offenae while accumulating fillies and mares, in IVL-mile FloWer Bowl Handicap seasons Coach Marty Schotteniwimer a rriv e m Just 147, face a Denver team that behind quarterback Dave Kreig an "Itbugsme.”he8aid. Idontknowthe the Vikings, who held Detroit to 63 and a tl^iter defenae. for fillies and mares on the grass. yards rushing in a 34-19 victory.' piled up 604 total yards in smashing answer. If I i d . I’d solve It.” t s ' w m Scoreboard Sports in Brief ScorebcMurd

M R CR •• John Brodte 3234-68 C o ll^ fsotbsll sdwdyls so UConn griddori host Northsastem Al Otondler 3237— 70 Niitnitg tocc«r d«M lc today Loogitn W.18-11 9 6 0 0 4 6 Gome winning RBI — WcMuch 04). Bob Brue 3237-70 Baseball E -U iw , Brooks. D P - P M I o M ^ 1. S’TORRS — The University of (Connecticut football G o lf Gordon Jones^ 3931— 70 Here Is the DtvMen l-A arxl l-AA college The Mventli anniml Nutmeg Soccer C lauic will LOB PWlodstphIo 13k ASontrool i. S — Don Mossengole 3237-60 9 1 0 3 6 Somusl, Hoyso. 3B— WOlladi, W sta^. team (1-0) will host Northeastern University (1-0) tootbollschedulefor begin today 'a t Martin School with compeUtion WP— Umwlen. Roberto de VIcanzo 3638-70 Soturdey,Sept.l8: _ Somtwl. SB-NIchols (2), Raines 2 (47), today at 1 p.m. at Memorial Stadium. It will be Miller Barber Webster (32), Haves 05), Wlnningtiom beginning at 1:30 and continuing Sunday, also at 8:30 T Ig tr t 7, B riw e ri 6 Parents’ Day at UConn. U(Conn will be seeking a George Lonnlne New Hampshire ol Boston University, a.m. The touniament is for l*-year-old boys’ and girls’ Ainirlein Lngw tlmAngs (2i). SR— Gokirraea, Brooks, GGross. school-record seventh consecutive home victory. MintNciMuo Wmm RaleBettt 3932-71 night IP H R ER BB SO 1239-71 teams and will feature the Manchester Cobras (boys) KelNoole Wllllam8ilMaryatCelgale MILWAUKRR . DRTROtT MlNOtffiiBMO TUEtDAV'S NINE-HOLE GOLF BIliv Maxwell 1912-71 HotyardalColumbla and the Manchester Cyclones (girls). Joining Man­ obrllM BrhM Ruffin L,1914 21-3 6 4 4 2 CLUB — Club ChomploMhlp— Mordo Mike FetcNcfc 3935- 71 NortheesNi not(tannectlcut w L Pet. GB NMWII 23 1 2 2 2 Froh 5959^157; Itonnor-up — Vlvtan chester will be five teams in the boys’ division and — Molltordh 5 2 2 3 Whltakr2b 4 111 LoeCMw 37-34-71 Prlnoeton at Dartmouth Detroit 88 57 .610 Yountcf 4 0 0 0 Modlckdh 3 0 11 Toliver 1 0 0 0 0 UConn soccar hosts Syracuse Pollack 5254-59161; Lownuf-A-Morcta Al OeflMrger 3239-71 West Cheeler at Delaware seven in the |irls’ division. Toronto 89 58 .60S ’/i Braoosrf 503 1 Morrsnph 1000 Ritchie 2 1 0 0 1 Froh 38, B- Fla Girard 4Q, C- Morv Fred HowMns 3937- 71 Mergen State at Delaware State Admission; is free and refreshments will be New York 81 4 .551 $'A Felder pr 0 0 0 0 Gibson If 3 00 0 Frohwlrlh 2 1 0 0 1 STORKS — The University of Connecticut men’s Edwards 40; Low putts- A- Morv ■wviv wfiianar 3239-71 LotayeWe at Holy cress Milwaukee 81 4 .551 tVt Brock lb 5 0 10 Tromml ss 3 110 Menfreal soccer team (92-1) will host Big East rival Syracuse AgrlttM 19 B- Mtlllo Lwnbarde 16, C- EIGamns 3934-72 Lst^otNovy available. Boston 70 76 .479 W'/i Deer If 4 0 0 0 DaEvns 1b 3 2 12 BSmith W,W-7 6 8 0 0 0 Borbora tlomoy 19, Anno Ouliwn 19. Buck Adorns 3237— 72 Cornell olFenn Baltimore 4 84 .429 26 Surhoffc 4 110 Nokesc 3 22 2 McGffgon 21-3 3 3 3 1 Sunday at 2 p.m. at the (Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Al Kelley 3936— n andnnollalPennSlale Cleveland 56 92 .378 34 Sveumss 4 112 Lemonct 4 00 0 Burke 23 1 0 0 1 D ie Huskies, currently ranked 18th in the recent ISAA Waller Zlwnbrlskl 37-35-72 Ta iip(eBlFlt1,nlght Midget football will start Sunday Bhrtslen Riles 3b 4 110 Lusoder rf 3 120 Newell pitched to 2 batters In the 4lh. national poll, are coming off a big 2-1 win Wednesday milwMikN OpM tn m Joy Hyen 3239-72 MolnedHBtode Island „ W L FCf. GB JCOstllllb 10 10 Brokns3b 3 00 1 Umpires Home, Crawford; First, Tata; Joe Jimenez 3938- 72 Miami of Ohio at Syracuse, night The Manchester Midget Football League will kick off Minnesota 78 70 .527 — Mnnno ph 0 0 0 0 Second, Wendelstedt; Third. David­ night at Boston University. Bin Johnston 1237-72 BreemolYale Oakland 74 73 .503 3'A MILWAUKEE 6/1 rSr lU 33rd season Sunday at Mount Nebo with a SStncek ph 1110 son. JOCK ROCK 37-3S-72 Kansas CItv 74 74 .500 4 Totals 37 611 6 Totals 30707 T-3:10. A— 23,466. scores Frtdav i ' S m y c a ^ 3237— 72 Rorlda V9 Alabama ol Birmingham doubleheader and a flag football game between the Texas 71 76 .483 6'/i Wathan gets contract extension Grsoler MllwaukP.oukoo (9p«n______goN feurnamMl Ohceles Stttord 3936-72 AlceraStoleal Alabama State Manchester Police Departnient and the coaches and CalHomla 70 78 .473 8 Mllwaiihse 000 M ns— * onttwpar-7274n9vardTuckawavCeuiGrv Bruce Crontalon 3237-72 VMlat Appolochlan SNde Seattle 4 78 .44 $linebacker, on Inlured reserve. Chris Perry 7269- 141 Rosie Jones 67-76-64 Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. WKKEY rolled out the red carpet Friday as they welcomed Indiana, ra. at Towson State, night in Bolton. Seattle at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Lorry tanker 7269-641 Shelley Hamlin 6974— 14 Vlraln|gTechatVlralnla,nlght Iviston National Hockey League Navy center David Robinson, the NBA’s No. 1 draft Ron Sireck 7971— 141 In girls’ soccer. East Catholic (O-l-O) entertains Ooktand at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. HARTFORD WHALERS-SIgncd Joel North Cprolina Stole at woke Forest California at Texos, 3:05 p.m. M L Fct. GB choice. Scott Verplank 7971— 141 Furman at western Carolina, night Mercy High at 10:30 a.m. In cross country, the St. Louis 85 61 .582 Quennevllle, defenseman, to a two-veor Tim Sltrtpson 7971— 141 contract. About 3S0 cheering fans, including a mariachi band, Murray State at Western Kentucky,nlght Manchester High and East Catholic High boys’ and New York 84 63 .571 V/t Phil Blockmar 6972-141 NUdweN Amiricin Leagui rnults Montreal S3 63 .54 2 NEW YORK RANGERS— Signed Jon greeted Robinson at the airport, but Robinson said he Doug Johnson 6972-141 girls’ teams will Compete at the Windham Invitational. Etlxon, left wing. Footlian COeN)n86lchlganatAkran,nloht Philadelphia 74 73 .503 H'/j still was not making a commitment to play in San Dennis Trixler 7248-641 Bewthtrareisn at Boll State Chicago 71 75 .44 14 COLLEGE Ronnie Black 7971— 441 CHICAGO— Named Rob OmIecInskI as­ Antonio. lINnoN Stale at Eoelem Illinois, night Oiloiss 9, Red Sox 4 Pittsburgh 71 76 .483 14'/j Rod Curl 7278— 142 West DtvMen sistant basketball coach. “ It’s a pretty big decision and I don’t want to rush Joy OeWna 7972- 642 Brod Fobsl 7279- 442 NFL stmdlnos W L Pcf. OB anything.” he said. “ I have time. I might as well sit K^M oCcd Kansas Firrt oomo ’'Sm Francisco 66 .551 MarkO'66eara 71-71— 142 down and do it right.” rffio woomwofifi 71-71— 142 Armyot Kansas Stote,nlght Television and Radio BOSTON BALTIMORE Cincinnati 74 .497 AMERICAN COtlFERBfiCE Woshlntdon State at MIchlaan obrhM ObrhM Houston 76 .403 The 7-foot-l Robinson has been unable to visit the city Mark WIebe 71-71— 142 Kenny Perry 7972-142 ColllOmwotMlnnesota,nlght Burfcscf 5 0 10 Stanicfc 2b 5 22 2 Atlanta 83 .49 Bowling W L T Pet. FF FA NorthwgsNmatMiteourl Rem«ro2b 5 0 10 (}onxalt3b 3 0 11 Los Angelos 04 .425 because of his military commitment at Kings Bay. Ga.. Barry Joeckel 71-71-142 TODAY Peter Jacobsen 71-74— 142 Pfvw BnQiono 1 0 0 1.000 28 21 MotItaRB Stale at Northern Iowa, night Boom 3b 2 0 0 1 CRIpkn St 4 0 11 Son Diego 85 .422 and participation in the Pan American Games earlier N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 31 X MIehtggn Stale at Notre Dome, night 10 a.m. — College soccer: Boston College at Grtenwllf 3 0 10 Murray 1b 3 0 10 Late Game Not Included Greg Twiggs 71-73—144 this summer. Tom (tamer 71-72-144 Buftale 0 1 0 .000 28 11 OregonotOhloStote Syracuse, (tape), NESN DwEvnIb 4 10 0 Knightdh 4000 PrMtov's Gomes .... Indionoplls 0 1 0 .000 21 a LouMdHeal Purdue Horndh 4 2 2 2 Locylt 4 2 20 Montreal 6, Phi lodelphlaS Brad Greer 7272- 144 Noon — College football: Utah at Wisconsin, NESN TN-Tolilirt 7269— 144 Miami 0 1 0 .000 21 X Nlcholls Stole at Southwest Missouri Benxngrrf 3 0 10 Shsoftrf 2 3 2 2 Pittsburgh 10, New York 9 Steve Jones Cemi'Pl State,ntaht Noon — Field Hockey: UConn at New Hampshire, SOivenss 4 0 0 0 Hortcf 2 110 San DtegoL Houston 1 Shirley Eldrldoe 472, Sue-Smith Wootnam leads Lancome event Gory Koch 7271— 144 Blaine McColllster 7271— 144 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 21 21 Ghlo(rotToledo,nlght WHUS-FM (91.7) _ . _ Morzonoc 4 12 1 CMcholtc 2 0 12 Chicago 8. St. Louis 1 .779453, Pot Jarusinksy 181-179193-549, Houston 1 0 0 1.000 X 16 Indiana 8 1 ^ at Weetern Illinois, night Dwvsrph 0 100 Atlanta at Los Angeles, (n) Eleanor Wilson 488, Barbara Seifert 479, ST. NOM LA BRETECHE. France - Ian Woosnam Bill Sander 71-73—144 1:45 p.m. — Blue Jays at Yankees, Channel 30, Antonio Cerdo 7273— 145 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 X 17 Northern Illinois at Western Michigan Kennodyc 0 000 Only games scheduled. Lori Thibodeau 201-481, Leu Teufoln Clevelond 0 1 0 .000 21 X Utah at Wisconsin WPOP Totals 344 04 TOtali 29 911 0 901111009*0 Gomes . . . 197-193-554, Lee Bean 480, Carol Lewie of Wales fired an 9under-par 64 Friday and took the Dick Mott 7971— 145 Mike Nlcolette 7272— 145 West SfiKttMNRSf 2:30 p.m. — College football: Georgia at Clemson, andnnoll (Browning 7-12) at Son FVon- 487, Harriet Hasten 202527, Carolyn lead after the second round of the $480,000 Lancome Denver 1 0 0 1.000 « 17 Tennessee Tech at Abilene Christian, dsco (LoCoss 12-W), 4:05 p.m. Wilson 194-470, BeHy Molerco 463, Dove Stockton 7272— 145 Channel 8 ______Trophy golf tournament. ' David Conlpe 7972— 146 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 X 13 n l ^ Gome Winning RBI — CRMen ( 8 ) . New York (Aguilera 9-2) at Pttttburgh Lynne Wells 189465, Dot Hills 512, Helen 1 0 0 TulsaatArkonsos 3 p.m. — Horse Racing: Maryland Million, ESPN E— Grtenwell, Lacy, Burks, DwEyons. Gaffney 182491, Lynn NIver 183, Denise Woosnam had a 39hole total of 129.19under-par. for Pot McCtawon 7271— 146 LA Raiders 1.000 X 0 Greg Powers 7978-146 San Diego 0 1 0 .000 11 X Jackson State vs. Prairie View ASM at 3:30 p.m. — College football: Boston College at USC. DP— BcstanXBaltlmore1.LOB-B6sion7, * 'm ia d e l^ ^ at AAontreol Grunberg 201-179521, BeHy Bailey 181- two trips over the par-72 St. Norn course. Seattle 0 1 0 .000 17 40 Houston,ntaht Baltifnore E 2B— Horn, Loey. HR— Horn (Morttnez 93), 7:35 p.m. 454, Chris Zimmerman 2)2551, Fran (jeonord Thompson 7273— 146 Chs. 8,40 ’ T v e never had a better 39hoIe score in my life." 7272- 147 tIATIOtlAL C08IFERE8ICE Texas AAI at Sam Houston State, night (10),Sheets (29). SB— Burks (34).Stanlcek3 Chlcooo (Sanderson 7-7) at St. Louis Mitchell 467, Cindy Crocken 179464, Ken Brown BoN Northeast Loulstana at Southuvest Texos 4 p.m. — College football: Washington at Texas (4). Gonzales m . S-CMchels, Hart, (Nlogrone 7-7), 8:05 p.m. Lorna Salvatore SOI, Peg Lawrence478, Woosnam said. Jim Wilson 7973— 147 Forrest Fezter 7970— 14 St. Louis 1 0 0 1.000 34 13 State,ni^ ARM. ESPN ______(Jonzoles. SF—CRipken, Boggs. Son Diego (Whitson 1911) at Houston Donna Page 185, BobbI Amendolea Woosnam had nine birdies and only one bogey, when Washington 1 0 0 1.000 M 24 Washington at Texas AAM _ IP H R RR BBSp (Ryan 914), 8:35 p.m. 187-470, Bertha Toutaln 184-480. John Fought 7275- 14 7 p.m. — Mets at Pirates, Chs. 9,20, WKHT he drove into a tree at the 10th hole, shook the ball out. 7274— 14 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 13 U Brigham Young at Texas Christian, night Atlanta (Glovlne 23) at Los Angeles David Hobby N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 19 M LomaratTexasTech,nlght 7:30 p.m. — College football: Michigan St. at Notre HuSt*U511 5 8 6 6 5 3 (Hlllegas 23), 10:05.p.m. and took a drop and a penalty stroke. Aterk Krause 7274— 14 Bill Sokos 7276— 14 Phlladiphia 0 1 0 .000 24 34 FerWeN Dame, ESPN __ Stanley 3 3 3 1 3 2 Ceiihel Son Diego Stole at Air Force Phltadetahta m M ontm tSTsVm .’ U.8. MIxm I Roy Bloncolono 77-73—150 New Mexico at ArlzotHi,nleht 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Orioles, NESN. W’TIC Joy Townsend 7976— 150 Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 M 19 Hobyonwlks 623 7 4 3 3 4 New York at Ptttsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Frank Moseley 204, Regis Longtln Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 M 19 Poclflcot Arizona Stote,nlght 8 p.m. — Rangers vs. U.S. Olympic team. Score OConnorSJ 213 1 0 0 0 2 Chicago at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. NL sets all-time attendance record Woody Blackburn 7971— 151 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 4 10 Stanford at Colorado Hurst pitched to 4 bolters In the 6lh. Son Diego ot Houston, 2:35 p.m. 222570, Marge OeLlsle 186-488, Bette Denny Hepler 7276— 151 Texo9EI Paso ot Colorado State 10:30 p.m. — Devils at Whalers, (taped), W’TIC Hite 201, Donna Vrissis 212209587, Dale NEW YORK — The National League, with more than Victor Reoolodo 77-74— 151 Detroit 0 1 0 .000 19 34 Umpires Home, Barnett; RrsI, Kosc; Attanta at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Pecker 181-490, Rich Pecker 223, Kathy Green Bov 0 1 0 .000 0 X Idaho State at Eastern Washington 11:30 p.m. — College football: North Carolina St. at Second.Tschkto; Third, Roe. Cincinnati at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. two weeks left in the season, has set all-time John Home 7277— 152 West Long Beach State at Fullerton State T— 2:46 Hughes 182502, George Cappolla 212, David Peoples 7976— 152 Baylor at Nevodo-Las Vegos, night Wake Forest (tape), NESN Sheila Price 182182-192-557, John Ko- attendance record, the league said Friday. Jim Gougert 7278— 153 New Orlons 1 0 0 1.000 X 21 zlckl 212573, Jenny FOnn 177-500, Dave 8974— 154 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 10 4 Col-Dovtsat Nevado-Reno M irim n 1. WhKa Sox 0 Attendance at league games this year was 22.412.846 norland Hendricks L.A. Rams 0 1 0 .000 16 X AAontono at Northern Arizona, night SUNDAY Fenn 219239636, Alice Brown 199181- Mike Sullivan 7978— 154 San Jose State at Oregon Stote, night Expos 6. P h illln 3 501, Bernice Whipple 212, Cliff Phlllipp going into Friday’s games, surpassing the mark of Rick Roret 77-79-156 Son Frncsco 0 1 0 .000 17 X 9:20 a.m. — Motoraporto: Grand Prlx of Portugal. 206, Bob Maxwell 221, Cindy Hurley Idaho at Portlortd State,nlght SRATTLR CHICAGO 22.333,471, set last season. Chicago 34, New York Giants It Boston Colleoe at Southern California ESPN sbrhM WrhM PHILA MONTREAL 180685, LIndo Skoolund 199526, Bob All N L clubs have passed the 1 million mark in home FresnoStataotUCLA 12-30 p.m. — Motorsports: Delaware 500, ESPN Brontlycf 503 0 Redusif 400 0 *rhM g Skoglund 212578, Diane Brennan 182- b rh M 199545. attendance, while Cincinnati. Los Angeles. New York Seniors' Soil scores Denver vs. Green Boy at Mllwoukee, ) Southern Utah at Weber State, night 1 p.m. — lynnls: All-American Hnals, USA PBrodlvlf 4 0 0 0 KWIImscf 4 0 10 Samuel 2b 5 12 0 Raines If 3 2 2 0 p.m. Oklahomo State at Wyoming' AOavisIb 5000 Horsindh 2 000 MThmpcf 3010 Condoellf and St. Louis have reached 2 million. 1 p.m. — Steelers at Browns, Channel 30 1000 Houston at Buffalo, 1 pjn. Presley ss 4 0 10 CakMti rf 2000 Ritchie p 0 0 0 0 Webster rf 422 1 Eastirn Buslnmman RICHMOND, Vo. (AP) — Rrst-Tound Miami at Indtarxxiolls, 1 p.m. 1pm.— Buccaneers at Bears. CHiannel 3 WDtazss 0 0 00 FIskc 4 0 10 GGrossph 0 0 0 1 Brookses 3 00 1 scores Friday In the PGA Senior Tour's New Orleans at Phllodelphio, 1 p.m. 1- 30 p m. — Mets at Pirates. (Hiannel 0. WKHT fWITTTWlRAeoMuaM eOlsOfl 3 0 0 0 GWolkr 1b 4 0 10 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 12 1 D.Toce 160601, J.Burger 154, J.SIrl- S325,000 Crsstar Classic, played on the PHtNiurah at Clevetarxf, 1 p.m. EMrtnz3b 4 0 10 Hill 2b 40 10 Daultnph 1110 Gotarrolb 3 10 2 annl 141, L.Seretto -143, D.Mofhtews Rangers sign Jan Erixon por3939—72,6,649yord Hermitage Country Son Francisco at anclmxitl, 1 pm. Bowling 1:30 p.m. — Blue Jays at Yankees. SporUChannel, Chrsinsnif 4 110 Keedy3b 4010 Heym 1b 4 111 Nicholscf 10 10 156608, P.GIIIberto 159416, L.Fahey 142, Club course: Tampa Boy at Chicago, 1 pm. WPOP SBrodlevc 4 0 2 1 Manrtass 2010 SchmdtSb 5 00 0 Wtaghmcf 2 0 10 P.Duggan 145, T.Stanchfleld 151, NEW YORK — The New York Rangers announced Gary Royer 3231— 66 Woshlnoton at Atlanta, 1 pm. 2 pm — College soccer: Syracuse at UConn, Revnlds2b 4 0 10 Bains ^ 1000 Parrish c 4 02 0 Low2b 3 0 10 D.Balcn 142, A.BonInl 154, G.Merfon Orville AAoody 3932- 66 Dallas at New York Giants, 4 pm. 371 9 1 TONriS 31 868 Hughes If 503 1 FRzgerldc 2 00 1 142, B.Munroe 140; High overage- Friday the signing of left wing Jan Erixon. who during Larry Mowry 3235-67 Detroit at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 pm. WHUfrFM (01.7) . . ^ . . . GWIIsonrt 5 020 BSmtIhp 2000 M.Holmes 143.1, R.Morone 140.1, L.Ser­ the 1986-87 NHL season had eight goals and 18 assists in Gene Uttler 3933- 67 Konsos City at Seattle, 4 pm. 80P WoRwn 2 p.m. — Red Sox at Orioles. Channel 38, WTIC Jeltzis 4 0 0 0 Santmph 100 0 etto 134; High single- J.Melzen 153. 68 games. Oil Oil Rodriguez 3934- 64 Minnesota at Los Angeles Roms, 4 pm. Rufllnp 1 0 0 0 McGffgnp 1000 Mandings: Wetherell 20, Pantry 3-0, Dote Douglots 3934-4 St. Louis at Son Otago, 4 pm. Kay Moroz X1-482, Laurence Foucher 4 p.m. — Cowboys at Giants, Channel 3 ----- «« BA Game Winning RBI — SBrodtav (3). P 0 0 0 0 Burkep 0000 Woodpecker 21, Mobil 21, Ringside 21, Erixon, from Sweden, was the Rangers’ second Bob Chorlet 3232- M fMendgy, SeR. 21 )79482. Mortho Gront 174655, Helen 4 p.m. — Motorsports: Bosch Spark Plug Grand E— Keedy. DP-Seoltle 1. LOB-Seattle .Toliver p 0000 T9S 21, Melsne's 1-2, Oaks 1-2, Pest No. choice in the 1981 entry draft. He has played 240 NHL Butch Baird 3934- 4 New Engtand at New York Jels, 9 p.m. Zol^w skl 457, Joyce Tyler 462, Jody 12, Chicago 9. 2B— Brantley. SB— Slone cf 3000 8 1-2, Irish Insurance 1-2, Brown's 93, David Hill 3935- 4 Sprogg 471. K Williams (21). S— Manrtaue. NS123 TetaN games and collected 22 goals and 82 assists **5 p’.m L -*»o rs e Racing: Marlboro Cup. ESPN 38696 Annullt's 92 Shaw EC girls lose swim opener w for MIDDLETOWN - East Catholic free, Tricciola and Tiffany White School. 1812,181 and 1812. High girls’ swimming team opened second and third in the 100 fly, Lisa Cartier, Hongfa Luangpra- its season Friday on the short end o f' McGuinness third in the 100 free. seuth and Lisa Moriconi played a 92-77 score to host Middletown Mis and Nuttall second and third, well for Manchester. with High School. respectively, in the 500 free. Krawe­ Windham also won the Junior The 208medley relay of Lynn syk second in the 100 back and varsity match 182 and 180. Krawesyk. Kathleen FitaGerald, FitzGerald and Leslie Caromlle Carol Trocciola and Trisha second and third, respectively, in Boys Soccer HARTFORD (A P ) — Brad Shaw, voted the McGuinness won with a time of the 100 breaststroke. American Hockey League’s top defenseman last 2; 12.32. The only other winner for East postponed season, thinks there’s a role he could fill on the East was Chris Dube in diving with Volleyball Hartford Whalers in the 1967-88 season. a total of 183.49 points. SOUTH WINDSOR - East Ca­ Lisa Nuttall and Elisa Mis were M H8 swept tholic’s game Friday with South The 23-year-old, who is attending his fifth NHL second and third, respectively, in Manchester High girls’ volleyball Windsor was postponed because of training camp, has the kind of credentials that are the 200 free; Trocciola second in the team was swept in its opener the wet conditions. No new date has tough to hold down and with veteran Mike McEwen 200 IM, McGuinnes ttiird in the 80 Friday by host Windham High been set. opting to play this year in Switserland', the Whalers are in search of a defenseman who can ^ a y the point on power plays. Whaler pair Is back skating ’’Training camp is a proving ground, not only for those trying to make the team but for players from last season.” Shaw says. ” What I ’m trying to do is have a HARTFORD (A P ) - Sylvain veteran defenseman Joel Quenne- contract with the Whalers, the NHL consistent week rather than a good day or two. Turgeon and Scot Kleinendorst, two villa has signed a new two-year team announced Friday. ’T m hopeful I can make the team and help. It’s like of the Hartford Whalers’ three any job, really. You need experience but where do you casualties during the Canada Cup go to get experience? It’s tough.” series, resumed skating in full AP photo Manchester Racquet Club Inc. It is particularly difficult for a defenseman trying to workouts Friday, the NHL club Indoor tonnio For All Tho Family earn a position with the Whalers, who in recent seasons Larry Ziegler reacts with a fist after said. have collected defensemen as if they were postage The pair were examined by team 404 West Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 stamps. sinking a birdie putt to finish his second physicians Thursday and. pro­ A year ago, Shaw put together an all-star minor round at 12-under-par at the Greater nounced fit to participate in all 646-8860 league season for the AH L’s Binghamton Whalers. In Milwaukee Open Friday. drills, including scrimmages, the HaraM photo by Hfito addition to heady defensive play, he scored nine goals team said. and 30 assists en route to winning the Eddie Shore Turgeon, a left wing, broke his PROisftAMS FOR ALL AGES! UConn place-kicker Mark Carter (16) Connecticut. Carter and his Husky Award, which honors the league’s top defenseman. left arm in a practice Aug. 11 when followa through on a succesaful field teammates hMt Northeastern today at 1 But the Whalers, who ranked third in the league with Ziegler paces Team Canada teammate Ron Hex- goal last weekend against Southern p.m. at Memorial Stadium in Storrs. a 3.29 goals-against average last season, have plenty of tall cross-checked him after a Adults — top-draw defensemen. scramble at the goalmouth. Klei­ Ladders, Drill Sessions, Round Robins All-Star Ulf Samuelsson, Dana Murz3rn. Scot Milwaukee golf nendorst, a defenseman, broke a Kleinendorst and Sylvain Cote all played 60 or more bone in his left foot when he was hit games last season. Veterans Dave Babych. Joel by a shot during a Team USA drill Seniors Programs ~ ND, Spartans familiar foes Quenneville and Randy Ladouceur have each played on Aug. 18. Special Rates, Minimum Age 62 years 300 or more career games. Golf Roundup Right wing Kevin DIneen, who Also vying for a spot on the Whalers roster is Bill sprained his ankle In a Team Root, who has played 214 NHL games with the Canada game on Sept. 2. has been Chris Spielman had two intercep­ Juniors — By The Assocloted Press Montreal Canadians and Toronto Maple Leafs. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Larry Ziegler shot a advised to refrain from all exercise tions for the Buckeyes last Satur­ ” It’s up in the air.” Shaw says. ’’You have to prove second-round 68 Friday to take the lead at the until Monday, when he will resume Clinics, Ladder Play Defensive back Todd Krumm of NCAA Footbafl day. and Ohio State forced eight you belong and I didn't do that the last couple of camps. rain-delayed 8500,000 Greater Milwaukee Open, but riding a stationary bicycle and Michigan State will play in his Virginia turnovers. I didn’t have confidence in myself. I don’t think Robert Wrenn led a crowd of challengers threatening other light exercises. fourth game against Notre Dame MompMs 8L at No. 7 PlorMs St; Private Lessons — management did either because I didn’t show it on the to overtake him when play was suspended by darkness. Dineen is not scheduled to begin on Saturday, so he is well ac­ The top three teams in The Florida State, 2-0. starts a rough ice. Ziegler began the day by finishing his rain-delayed skating for.from 10 to 14 days, the with Tom Rodden, Cherle Baker, Phil Hyde quainted with Fighting Irish Associated Press poll — Oklahoma. three-week stretch that begins with ” A couple of years ago. I was here for eight first round in 8under-par 64. then added a 68 for a Whalers said. flanker Tim Brown. Nebraska and Auburn — are idle. Memphis State and also includes (exhibition) games and three weeks when Risto 38hole score of 12-under 132 and a ^stroke lead over Left wing Torrie Robertson, who " I remember in the game (In Also. Boston College is at South­ Michigan State and Miami. Call the Club Now for Information (Siltanen) was out with an injury. I didn’t play those who completed their second round Friday. suffered multiple fractures of his 19SS), Brown beat me on a 50-yard ern Cal in a nationally televised “ These next three games will tell consistently. Maybe that’s why they made the deal for But when play was suspended at 6:30 p.m. CDT. left leg last November during a game Saturday. pass.” Krumm said. ” Tbat took it us a lot about what kind of team McEwen.” Wrenn had just completed a string of four birdies to go fight with the Montreal Canadians’ to our 10-yard line, and they scored. Rice at No. 4 LSU: Rice locks up we've got,” said Bowden. " I ’m Drafted by Detroit in 1982, Shaw was traded to the to 12-under par with five holes to play. Nick Price was Shayne (^rson, has been given the And he ran back a kick for a with one of the best quarterback- looking forward to it.” Whalers two years laterlor a late-round draft pick. He at 18under with six holes left. OK from team doctors to begin aLool touchdown.” receiver tandems in college when it The Senninoles have averaged 42 has played 10 games in the majors — two last season Two-time U.S. Open winner Andy North and Dan skating, but will not be allowed to The Irish won that game 27-10. so plays 2-0 Louisiana State. Sopho­ points a game in their first two and eight In 1985-86 — and believes he’s now prepared Pohl were at 8under — North with seven holes left and scrimmage yet, a team offleial Krumm would rathOT remember more quarterback ’Tom Hodson is victories, and tailback Sammie to make the jump to the NHL for good. Pohl with six to go. said. last year’s contest at East Lansing. ranked eighth In the country in Smith and quarterback Danny ‘ T v e worked hard getting ready,” he says. “ I played First-round leader Tommy Nakajima of Japan, who In other training camp news. ^t4 9 8 7 Mich. He intercepted two passes, passing efficiency, while LSU wide McManus lead an offense that has well last season in Binghamton. My goal is to get off to a tied a tournament record with a 18under 62 Thursday, running one back 44 yards for a receiver Wendell Davis has caught averaged 827.S yards. good start right away.” was three over par for 16 holes and had dropped to touchdown, as the Spartans won 12 passes already this year. Smith missed the season opener 7-under for the tournament. 20-IS. ” We don’t have a n y M y to hang with a knee Injury but gained 244 Among the players who completed their second DAILY This year, both teams bring 1-0 in there with Wendell Davis.” Rice yards on 19 carries in a 44-3 rout of round, defending champion Ck>rey Pavin, who had a 67, MERCURVS records Into the contest at South Coach Jerry Bemdt said. ’The best East Carolina in the second game. Mark Calcavecchia, who had 68, and George Burns, RENTALS Bend. Ind. In their openers. No. 17 thing Bemdt could say about the No. IS Ooofsla at No. S Clemson: who had a 68, were tied for second at 136. from Michigan State beat Southern Cal. matchup was; ” We like our ful­ Clemson is a five-point favorite to Smid in net upset Play was scheduled to resume at 8 a.m. CDT and the ninth-ranked Irish defeated lbacks, but their fullbacks are beat Georgia for the second Saturday on the par-72, 7,030-yard Tuckaway Country Michigan. better than our fullbacks.” straight season, something it hasn’t Club course. About half the field still had to complete “ It’a a big game, but we don’t Rice is led by quarterback done since 1908-(W. The T ^ r s won GENEVA (AP) — Tomas Smid of Czecboslovkia the second round. The field will then be reduced to the want to hype it as a season,” Quentis Roper. 31-28 last year on David Tread­ upset fourth-seeded Guillermo Perez-RoMan of top 70 and ties for the final two rounds. Parlay Kninun said. ” We have a tough LSU defeated Texas ARM 17-S to well’s 46-yard field goal on the Hnal Argentina 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) Friday and reached the first five gam es....” open its season and beat Fullerton play o f the game. semiflnals of the 8231,000 Geneva Open men’s tennis After Notre Dame, the Spartans State 80-12 last week. Both teams are 2-0. but Georgia tournament. Player, Moody in front M play Florida State. Iowa and Oragan al No. 0 OMo SL: Ohio Coach Danny Ford admitted that The unseeded Smid put constant pressure on the MlcUgan. State’s defense held West Virginia being M after Saturday would not 17-year-old, 198S French Open junior champion’s RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Gary Player and Orville AI$o unttubt*: ’Hw rest of the schedule involving to three downs or fewer on IS of the mark an end to the Bulldogs’ backhand with aggressive approa^ riiots. Moody birdied five of the last seven holes Friday and Affordable Mountaineers’ 17 possessions in a season. Perei-Roldan is ranked 20th in the world, while ranked teanns has Rice at No. 4 shot 66s to share the opening-round lead at the $325,000 Week and Monthly Louisiana State, Oregon at No. 8 24-3 victory last Saturday, but "It’s not terminal,” he said. ”It’s Smid, who won at Geneva in 1968, is ranked 37th Crestar'^assic. Rental Ratea Ohio State, Memphis State at No. 7 Buckeyes Coach Earle Bruce was not death. I know it will be bad for In Saturday’s semifinals, Smid will face topHweded ’’Wheniyoq end up with a long putt on the last hole, OVER DEALER INVOICE Andres Gomes of Eicuador, who defeated Frenchman Florida State, No. IS Georgia at No. dissatisfied with his offense. Ohio the loaer, but there are eight other you feel aS if you’ re putting well.” said the 51-year-old IN LEIU OF CASH REBATES 6 SPECIAL FINANCINQ State totaled 213 yards offense, only games to go.” Thierry Tulasne 7-6 (7-1), 6-4 Friday. Player, who sank a 38footer on the 18th to cap a run of S Clemson, No. 10 Washington at fbersSNtorm Thxas ARM. Florida versus No. 11 63 on the ground, in the season­ Georgia leads the series, which Gomes, who beat Tulasne in each of their five four straight finishing birdies. 646-0128 Alabama at Birmingham. Tulsa at opening victory. started in 1897. 36-18-1. previous matches, rallied after losing eight set points ” I made some really good putts and I got two really No. IS Arkansas. Fresno State at “ I understand Earle’s a little Na lOWaaMUgionalToxaoARM: at 8-3 and 88 in the first set. good breaks that saved me some strokes, ” said Moody. /MORIAR^Y BROTHERS/ No. IS UCLA, Pacific at No. IS upset with his troops and has been ’The Huskies. 2-0 after relatively The other semifinal will match aaudio Messadri of 53, whose only victory on the regular PGA Tour was in ‘------aSHC^lEJiBLa ------Arlsona State. Temple at No. IS banging them around this week,” easy victories over Stanford and S w lty riand against sixth-seeded Ulf Steniund of the 1989 U.S. Open. LyncJi Leasing said Oregon Coach Rich Brooks Pitt, Washington State at No. 10 Purdue, face a tougher test this countryman Roland Stadler Player, who won last weekend’s tournament at 436 W. CENTER STREET M tlaUlMk mANCMISTH. CONNICIICUt Q 4 w * 9 i < 9 9 M Idilgu and Cinciiuiati at No. 20 said. ” I guess he wants to take it out weekend, and without No. 1 free 84.81. while ^ en lu ^ rallied for a 4-6,81.7-8 victory Charlotte, N.C., in a playoff, had six birdies and no over Horacio de la Pena of Argentina. MANCHESTER Penn State. on the poor old Ducks.” safety Darryl Hall. bogeys on the par-72 Hermitage Country Club layout. Moody nnade eight birdies and two bogeys % % W O lW v W R ^ w ^ 4» R R * R d V.V.*. v.'.*rr NFL players union plans to walk out Tuesday Mets can’t gain

Tex Schramm of the Dallas Cowboys, a i ^ b e r of ground on Cards By David GImburg the management council's, executive c o m m i^ . said Th* Assocfatod P rtn Donlan told him “ there’s no q u e s t^ ’ ’ t h a t ^ a i g ^ is the major issue and that “ all the other stuff is WASHINGTON — The NFL plajwn onion refuaed a ML Roimdap rcqaeat by the owncri Friday to extend the strike ’ '^ V r a n d s c o 49ers players, meanwhile, said toey deadHne M days, stickiag to ita plan to walk out had been told to take Monday off and practiceThesday Tu esday tar Che second tiine to six seasons. normally their day off. The Shn F ran cis^ Eitaininer PITTSBURGH (A P) - Mike Diaz’s fourth hit of the Union bead Gene Upsbaw said after a three boor said the order came in a league directive aim w at game, a two-run double in the seventh inning, broke a meeting sritb management's Jack Donlaa that the determining how many players would cross picket tie and rallied the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-9 victory owners were stalling for time and offering deals that over New York, costing the Mets a chance to gain "don’t have any meat.” spokesman Joe Browne said he was unaware of ground in the National League East. "Unless they’re wilting to move tosrard us. I don’t see such an order and Jones said the Management Council The Mets remained IVk games behind the division­ any way to avert a strike.” Uprtiaw said. "W e both bad no comment on any strike contingency plans. leading St. Louis Cardinals, who lost 8-1 to Chicago. apecd on that today W eallseesrherethisislieodedr “ It may be that teams are ordering players in With the score tied 8-8, the Pirates — who had trailed ei. T h ere w as no im m ediate response from Donlan and Tuesday on their own.” he said. 3-0 and 8-5 — got a leadoff single in the seventh from the NFL Management Coonefl. srhich sras expected to Jones said Donlan went to Washington to let Upshaw Felix Fermin and A1 Pedrique reached when first issue a statement on Saturday. know where the owners were willing to ^nd in the baseman Keith Hernandez booted his sacrifice bunt for Upshaw said Donlan toM him. “It lotAs like we’re contract proposal they submitted to the union on Sept. an error. beaded for a strike.” 7 Roger McDowell, the fifth Mets’ pitcher, replaced The walkout sfouW begin after M onday nitfifs game Each side has just one counterproposal since the losing pitcher Randy Myers, 2-6, and walked Jose Lind between the New England Patiots and the New York talks began last April 20. And each side has rejected the to load the bases. Diaz followed with a line-drive shot JeU at East Rutherford. N.J. other's proposal. into right-center field that scored Fermin and The 1M2 strike lasted 57 days, sriping out seven APptalo They are also far apart over pension improvements Pedrique. weeks of the season. The union wanU to double the current $12.5 million John Smiley, 4-4, pitched the eighth inning for the Upsbaw said he and Donlan discussed roster sise. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. em­ pension plan to $25 million in each of the next three victory as the iHrates won for the 10th time in their last pension, severance pay and free agency but that years. 12 games. Jim Gott pitched the ninth for his 12th save. Dofdan’s offers srere "the same th ii^ I heard tsro broiled In the lawsuit with the USFL, has Gott has not allowed a run in his last 16 appearances, not been Involved In the dispute with the “ Their still not talking about really any increase in weeks ago.” pension.” Upshaw said. "H e’s talking about working spanning 20 innings. "The message today sras clear to me: Players. NFL Players Union that is heading for a The game ended when Gott struck out Darryl reconsider your strike deatffine and let us keep talking. only with the dollars that are there.” strike on Tuesday. TTie players struck in 1982 over a demand that they Strawberry and Howard Johnson was thrown out The players are saying ’You’re nutt.’” Upshdw said. attempting to steal second. U p ^ w said Donlan had talked about settling the receive 55 percent of the N F L’s gross revenues, which renm e on Oct. 4 and 5. The loss spoiled the Pittsburgh return of former pension and squad issues, suggesting: “ GhreuaWdays amounted to a pacdcage of about $1.9 billion over four Upsbaw said Donlan talked ’in generalities, never years. They settledfor$1.28billionoverfive years, plus Pirates’ left-handOir John Candelaria, acquired by the and we can srork the photo meat.” he said. only 11-3 innings, surrendering five runs and eight hits “ don’t even want to play this week.” The main stnmbliiig block appears to b e the union s weekend, exce^ for a 25-minute session Tuesday while as Pittsburgh pounded out a season-high 17 hits. the union went over its counterpropMal. The "Management’s idea of playing scab games has demand for outritfrt free agency for players teyond Strawberry hit a three-run homer — his club Boston third baseman Wade Boggs steais the base in the fifth inning of one-on-one session between Donlan and Upshaw was really upset them. They did more to unify os than to their fourth year. The osmers Insist on retaini^ a record-tying S7th of the season — in the first after waits fop the throw from catcher John Friday's first game in Baitimore. The separate ns. erhlch is srhat they were trying to do.” Uberalixed version of die present system, under which not a formal negotiating session. Pirates’ starter Brian Fishef walked Johnson and Meanwhile, player agents gathered at union Marzano as Baitimore's Pete Stanicek Orioies won, 9-4. Upshaw said. just one player has changed teams in IS years. Hernandez. Owners have said they wiO stOl field team s if there is hea<^uarters and revealed that they would refuse to "They are not srilling to move on the (free agency) represent new players who plan to play during the a strike by using free agenu and roster players who system.” Upshaw said. "H e said they couldn’t change Cubs 8, CardInBit 1 would ignore picket lines. The owners have told strike. Any agent working a deal for a scab would risk the system at aft. not willing to bodge on anything at ST. LOUIS (A P ) — Rick Sutcliffe pitched a television networks that if there is a strike there would losing his union accreditation. Orioles turn back Red Sox four-hitter and Chicago took advantage of sloppy St. be no games on Sept. 17 or M. but that play would aft.” Louis defense to beat the Cardinals 8-1 Friday night. BALTIMORE (AP) - Larry year. Sutcliffe, 17-8, struck out nine and walked one. and Sheets’ two-run homer sparked a also contributed a sacrifice fly. At one point, the four-run fifth inning as the Balti­ right-hander retired 16 of 17 batters. The Cardinals AL Roundap TWint 9, Indiana 4 more Orioles beat the Boston Red ended a streak of 20 scoreless innings on Tony Pena’s MINNEAPOLIS (A P) - Randy What are the Issues In the NFL standoff? Sox 9-4 in the opener of a twi-night RBI groundout in the eighth. Bush drove In five runs with a doubleheader Friday and snapped pension benefits. The union proposes todouble the The St. Louis loss enabled third-place Montreal to homer, single and sacrifice fly pay fun price tar the strike gaams? a nine-game losing streak. n g B f B 6 Bv The Associated Press cun^nt pension fund from $12.5 million to $25 move within two games of the Cardinals. ’The Cards 7, Brawart Friday night, leading the Minne­ A — Without being specific, most teams have Sheets’ homer came after Lee million for each of the next threi; years. entered the game vrith a 1>A -game lead over New York. DETROIT (AP) — Walt Terrell sota ’Twins to a 9-4 victory over the inttcated they will refund ticket money on Lacy doubled. Sheets has 29 ho­ Qocstiaos and answers about the threatened Q — W hy Is there so nrach debate about p la yer Chicago capitalized on right fielder David Green’s continued his mastery at Tiger Cleveland Indians. Natieoal Footbafl League pUyers strike: mers, including 20 at home this r*Q ^ Why h av^ ie^ J ^ ss much dHfieslty representatives? three-base error to take a l-O lead in the fourth against Stadium and Darrell Evans hit an The American League West­ Q — When w ta th e strik e sta rt? season. historic home run as the Detroit leading Twins snapped a three- A — The union claims its player representatives Danny Cox, 9-8. Following the homer, Mike Hart A — Tuesday. Sept. 22. foDowing Ike Monday Green committed his error alter Rafael Palmeiro Tigers held off the Milwaukee game losing streak by improving **!a — Each side blames the otter for having met are cut or discrim inate against for union drew a walk from Bruce Hurst, night gsane between the New EaglasHl Fatriou doubled to start the Cubs’ fourth. The error, on an Brewers 7-6 Friday night, main­ their major-league leading home Just tsrice since the contract expired Aug. 31. activity. Management claims that player reps are 15-11, advanced on a sacrifice, and and New York JeU at East RnUicrtard. N J. often cut because they’ve only become player apparently easy chance in shallow right field, occurred taining their lead in the American record to 50-23. Q m alar isnnes dMMng tw e The Management Council mid ttot when it scor^ on Pete Stanicek’s single to — Wkal are the the as Green attempted to make a basket catch of Andre League East. wanted to bargain before then, union officials reps at the end of long careers, when their sUlls tie the score 3-3. sM esT have diminished. Dawson’s fly ball. Terrell, 15-10, matching career- A — The owners say It’s the unioa demand lor were out touring training camps. The union says After Stanicek stole second .Rene Rangara 5, Angals 1 it’s wilUng to bargain at any time, but that Q — What are the positious on guaranteed highs achieved in 1985 and 1986, frw agency without compensatioa after a ptayer Gonzales walked, and both runners ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - m an agem eiit’ s id ea o f bargain in g is to present it contracts? Expos 6, PhllllBB 3 gave up five hits, walked two and has bcenln die league four years. W itt SttsanaOer advanced on a double steal. Cal struck out five in eight innings Jose Guzman pitched a four-hitter with take4t-or-lcave-it propm a^ A — The players, noting that just three percent MONTREAL (A P ) — Bryn Smith pitched six shutout Ripken’s sacrifice fly scored Sta­ issues still to be decided. The players say free of the players In the league have guaranteed while running his record at Tiger for his sixth straight victory as the agency is oe^ one of eight major Ismes to be innings and Andres Galarraga drove in two runs os the nicek to put the Orioles ahead 4-3. Stadium to 12-2 this season, 31-7 Texas Rangers beat the C^alifomia A — The owiters want mandatory random drug contracts, would like them for all players other Montreal Expos defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 Hurst, who has lost five of his last treated equally, including improved pension and than rookies. That means a player cut before the lifetime. Angels 8-1 Friday night. sevenace benefiU. increased rosteriiae. guaran­ testing. In their latest propoml. the idayers offer a Friday night. six decisions, was chased when Guzman, 14-11, went the distance program like the NBA’s, in which a player has two season would still receive his salary for the entire Evans on Friday became the first teed osatm eu and pmtectioa for player repreaen- Smith. 10-7, allowed eight hits, struck out eight and Baltimore made it 6-3 in the sixth on 40-year-old player in major league for the sixth time this season In U tlvee. who they believe are jeopnnHied by their chances to undergo drug rehabilitation but is year. walked none. Andy McGaffigon pitched 2 1-3 innings rookie Carl Nichols’ two-run single. The owners are offering guarantees for one history to hit 30 home runs in a beating the Angels for the second banished for life the third time. They want to allowing three hits and two runs, and Tim Burke got the time in a week. Guzman walked unioa role. . ... , ___ retain the present system of tests at the opening of year to any player in his fourth year or beyond season. Evans, batting in the fifth Q ^ What Is the owners’ pasMlsa ad tree final two outs. ^ Blue Jaye 6, Yankeet 3 five and struck out five, allowing who is on the roster beyond the third game of the inning, hit a 3-0 pitch off Bill camp and for “reasonable cause” during the Tim Raines and Mitch Webster opened the Expos NEW YORK (AP) - Willie the Angels’ only run on Wally season. That means if he’s cut in the ftarth game, Wegman into the second deck in *^ V ^ 'lk e y want to retain the present system, regular season. first with singles off Bruce Ruffin. 10-14. and ’Tim Upshaw hit a two-run homer and Joyner’s 30th homer in the eighth. I he world receive his full salary for the season. right field with Alan Trammell on which reqidres a team signing a player to give jy Q — Hsw far apart are the two sides? Wallach scored Raines with a single. It was Wallach s Jesse Barfield also drove in two A — The owners claim the latest union proposal board. It gave Detroit a 7-0 lead. draft picks depending on the salary he’s p ^ Q — Why Im ’t there an outside mediator to 113th RBI of the season, tying the club r e c ^ set by runs Friday night as the Toronto They propone liberalising that system, under would cost $2M mmioa above the current bring the sides together? Andre Dawson in 1983. Blue Jays beat the New York contract, not counting the increased costs free MBrinara 1, Whita Box 0 AtMallca 4, Royala 0 which Just one player has changed teams in 1$ A — The owners would like mediation. But the Yankees 6-3. KANSAS CTTY, Mo. (A P ) - agency would bring. The union claims the latest union claims it hasn’t worked in past disputes The victory kept Toronto within CHICAGO (AP) - Mark Lang­ years, to make the compensatioa more Padrat Z Astros 1 Steve Ontiveros and two relievers management propoml is a $N nUlUon takeback. because the mediatorends up serving as a “ front” one-half game of first-place Detroit ston, aided by Scott Bradley’s prohibitive. _mimmmwm Q — Hsw do th ^ arrive at those figsres? HOUSTON (A P ) — Benito Santiago extended his com bing on a four-hitter and Mike Q - MIR there he any games H Ike players for management, relaying management de­ hitting streak to 22 games and drove in t^ in the American League East. The sixth-inning RBI single, won his The unioa cUims management’s salary scale career-high 18th game and took Davis hit a two-run homer and •crikcT mands its representatives could make game-winning run as the San Diego Padres defeated Tigers beat Milwaukee 7-6. A — The owners m y they wiD try tocontlnw the for rookies would be the bulk of the takeback. It over the major league strikeout s c o i^ twice, giving the Oakland themselves. the Houston Astros 2-1 Friday night Upshaw’s 14th home run of the Athletics a 4-0 victory over the season with whatever players they can sIgiL Some proposes a maiMlatory $m.$N mlary for a season broke a 2-2 tie in the fourth. lead Friday night to lead the Seattle Q — What Is the role of Commissioacr Pete Trailing 1-0, Tony Gwynn led off the Padres eighth Kansas City Royals Friday night have signed ptoyers they cut in press asoato$l.tt$ first-year player aitd $7f.SM for a second-year He connected off Neil Allen, 0-8, Mariners to a 1-0 triumph over the R oselle? with a single and moved to second on Shane Mack s and second place In the American retniners and are hoping some regulars win cross player with a sliding scale of signiiig bonuses who was making his first start for Chicago White Sox. ranging from $san.$M to the first player taken in A — He Is monitoring the dispute, has been in sdcrificc buot. Langston, 15-11, winner of seven League West. picket Uacs. _ ^ Dave Smith, 2-1, relieved starter Jim Deshaies and the Yankees since signing as a free The victory moved the Athletics a O — When wBI ttsse gmnes he pleyedT the draft to $I.$M for rookies s ig ^ as free touch with both sides, but has not taken an active agent Sept. 4. Allen has lost eight of his last nine games, outdueled nde. The union says it will accept him in the talks pinch-hitter John Kruk singled to sMre Gwynn. Krak half-game atead of the Royals, who A — The owners my they win lake off n w rt^ agents. straight decisions since hl8 last Oiicago starter Floyd Bannister, but only as a representative as management. The stole second, moved to third on third baseman Ken began the night three games behind Mn— geineiit claims that beyond free agency, victory, on July 20. 1988, with the 13-11, with a six-hitter ineamlnghis owners say they have their own representatives Caminiti’s throwing error, and scored on Santiago s front-running Minnesota. tte bulk of fts added cost would come from the Chicago White Sox. fifth career shutout and third this unioo demand for increased severairce and who can make a deal without Roselle. ground ball. I defcet i Monda) R< In iHaurhrslrr Hrrali'i Mets, Cardinals both are losers pi UNITE — see page 55 Presiden today to t SPORTS cease flr declarini Council ^ impose I itary act In an delivery the 42nd Reagan NFLCTRIKE IS COMING reductioi nuclear agreeme S o v ie t Players reject idea of strike deadline extension ... page 54 interm e missiles. 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