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tratlon. lEmn. Eighth District set to strike up the band Dr. Crane’s Quiz By Alex GIrelll a.m. will not be eligible to win a trophy as division of the parade will stop at the Manchester Herald The parade begins at noon Sunday. the best-appearing Dalmatian in the stand and take positions there to 1. A creature nicknamed Bruin is often put to rout Marchers will form near Manchester parade, one of the more than 70 review the parade. by Manchester will have more than its High School, go south on Brookfield awards that will be given at Robert­ UUU JJJ BBB COC share of firefighters this weekend Street, west on EastCenterStreetand son Park after the parade. Axe is not The dignitaries include U.S. Sen. 2. Which one of these has 2 hands but not even one when the Eighth Utilities Fire Depart­ north on Main Street to Robertson eligible because he is a member of the L«well Weicker, U.S. Rep. Barbara foot? ment, in celebrating its 100th anniver­ Park. host department. Kennelly, state legislators from the BED STAIRS WATCH HILL sary, hosts a state firefighters’ Almost 4,000 people, mostly fire­ The parade is expected to take from Manchester area. Mayor Peter Di- 3. Our Pilgrims lacked which one of these for convention today and a giant parade fighters from the 129 participating 3 to 3‘A hours to pass any given point Rosa and town directors. District several years? on Sunday. fire departments, will march in the along the route of march. Among the President Thomas Landers and dis­ TABBY BIDDY ELSIE ROVER The convention of the Connecticut parade. There will be more thaii 240 pieces of apparatus will be horse- trict directors. 4. Which one of these is called an honorary State Firemen’s Association today pieces of fire apparatus, and a few drawn and hand-drawn firefighting decree^ will be at Manchester High School Daiamatians including Axe, the mas­ rigs. Participating fire departments are PH D. LL.D. D.D.S. D.V.M. with dealers displaying fire appara­ cot of the Eighth District Fire A reviewing stand will be located at coming from all over Connecticut and 5. Which female scares off prowlers at night? tus in the teachers’ parking lot of the Department. the Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 some are coming from Massachu­ DOBBIN NANNY DAISY ELSIE school. The convention begins at 10:30 But unlike the other mascots. Axe Main St. Dignitaries in the leading setts, Vermont and New York. 6. Match the Bible characters in the first list (a-e) with the appropriate descriptions in the second list (v-z) that pertain to them. (a) Paul St. James Festival blessed (b) Elijah (c) Boaz (d) Elisha (e) Joseph _____ with good weather, crowds (v) 42 children lost their lives for taunting him about his bald head. By Nancy Concelman “ The land this church is on was the books seemedlo be the best (w) His long sermon put a youth to sleep in a 3rd Manchester Herald given to the church by the Cheney sellers, said church member Sue floor window, from which he fell to his death. family,” Rice said. “ Ithasalotof Scheibenpflug of School Street, who was collecting money. (x) The wicked queen ordered him brought in, AP photo Blue skies, crisp temperatures history.” dead or alive. and the smell of a home-cooked Susan Roberts, a St. James Parla said items that aren’t (y) Vamped by a cute foreign widow who thus AIR BO R N E — Wind surfers get a lift Friday afternoon. Many residents spaghetti dinner drew hundreds parishioner, said- she came up sold will be given to the Second­ made him the great-grandfather of David. flocked to the bay after It was known that to the ninth annual St. James Fall with the idea to sell the plates. hand Rose thrift shop operated by from the heavy winds created by the Manchester Association for (z) Tactless egotist whose poor psychology led his Hurricane Gilbert in Corpus Christ! Bay Gilbert would hit farther to the south. Festival early Friday night, and The late Betty Jean Messier older brothers to sell him as a slave. organizers said they expect a helped organize theirdistribution Retarded Citizens. If the tag sale didn’t satisfy a (Answers on classified advertising pages) bigger crowd than the 8,000 they at Uie fair. originally estimated for the ’The festival features 30 booths, shopper’s appetite, there was a three-day event. rides, crafts and a sit-down crafts booth neatly featuring Gilbert howls into Texas, pillows, knitted clothing, baskets f “ The weather is-much better dinner, '^ e re was also a giant tag Connecticut Weather this year,” said Terry Parla, sale Friday. and other items made by chairman of the booths for the The variety made it difficult for members of the church’s crafts festival. “ Yesterday was a good some people to pin down the group. Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, becoming weaker but stiii dangerous Wooden decorations were-sel­ mostly cloudy. A SO percent chance of showers in the night.” highlight of the festival. The festival was held from 5 to “ I think it’s great,” said Akwan ling well, said church member afternoon. High around 70. Saturday night, a SO BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) 120 miles south of Brownsville at State and 10,000 more were Rose Magee of Ansaldi Road. percent chance of showers. Mild, low SS to 60. 11 p.m. Thursday and Friday on Shabazz of Jackson Street, who — Hurricane Gilbert slammed 4:35 p.m. CDT, in Tamaulipas homeless in Campeche, on the the church grounds at 896 Main attended the fair for the first time Thursday’s fall weather also ^nday, a 40 percent chance of morning showers, the Texas-Mexico coast with state, said Mark Zimmer, meteo­ west coast of the peninsula, the boosted sales of knitted items. then becoming partly sunny. High in the mid 70s. St. Saturday hours are 11 a.m. to Friday. “ There’s something for heavy rain, high waves and high rologist at the National Hurri­ government news agency No- 11 p.m. the wife, rides for the kids and “ Our big sellers last night were wind Friday, and thousands of cane Center in Coral Gables, Fla. timex said. mittens and gloves,” Magee said. Church member Arthur Kiss- food for me.” Gulf Coast residents fled inland It was moving west-northwest Violent weather surrounding Shabazz’s son, 7-year-old Dar­ “ They were putting them right on Lottery or huddled in public shelters and at about 12 mph, with maximum the hurricane spun off more than man estimated that nearly 3,000 the children.” people came Thursday, about the rell, said the games and rides boarded-up homes. sustained winds of 120 mph. a half-dozen tornadoes over the were the best parts of the festival, Near the tables full of home­ The eye was passing over Santa same number as the first day last made crafts were tables full of Connecticut daily Friday: MS. Play Four: 3414. Heavy rain fell on this sou­ Brownsville area Friday, blow­ especially the Scrambler ride. thernmost Texas city and wind Rosa and Santa Cruz, two small year. Kissman was one of the people eating a homemade Connecticut Lotto Friday: 1, 5, IS, 17, 31, 28. ing over at least two homes and gusts to 62 mph were measured at Mexican villages a few miles slightly injuring one person. nearly 300 parishioners who His mother, Donna, stood by spaghetti dinner, which was sold the airport and to 65 mph at Port nortii of La Pesca, Mexico, which Gilbert’s influence extended far helped with the festival, Parla holding two plants she’d gotten at out by around 6 p.m. Church Isabel. Up to S inches of rain was has a population of about 500, said across the Gulf and thunder­ said. the plant sale. member Catherine Anderson of Index forecast, along with tides 7 to 11 Mark Zimmer, meteorologist at storms that were part of its “ In about 2‘/4 hours (Thursday) “ I like the tag sale and the plant Case Drive said 250 tickets were feet above normal. the National Hurricane Center. circulation spawned tornadoes in it was packed,” Kissman said. sale,” she said, adding that she sold. recently started refinishing furni­ Business___ .34-35 Local news. .3-7 Low-lying coastal roads were “ We presume it (the Mexican Alabama. Thursday was also a good night The smell of the food was one of closed by high water. villages) are getting a good Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald ture and purchased a phonograph the best parts of the festival, Churches__ . 14-15 Olympics__ -4 1 The roof was ripped from a for sales of the church’s keepsa ke Opinion. Gilbert, which for a time pounding from 120 mph winds,” set. according to Lena DiMarco of Classified__ .35-40 Brownsville apartment complex plates, which have a picture of the C om ics____ .23-25 Senior Citizens. earlier this week was the most Zimmer said. BARGAIN BIN — Mary Geaser of 33 “ I got that at a real bargain Ridgefield Street, who said she’s and windows were blown out. church on the front and a brief Connecticut. _ 7-11 Sports . .41-48 powerful storm on record in the Thousands of people also evac­ price,” she said. been coming to the event since it Police in nearby Harlingen said Goalee Drive and a friend, Bill Hagenow history on the back. Mary Rice, Focus______. 17-32 U.S./World. .16.33 Western Hemisphere, weakened uated in neighboring areas of Parishioners contributed furni­ started. the windows of 20-30 cars in a of East Hartford, look over jewelry chairman of the plate sales somewhat but remained a dan­ northeastern Mexico, including ture, appliances, antique sewing “ I like the arts and crafts, the parking lot were shattered by Friday at the St. James Fall Festival tag committee, said about 44 plates gerous storm, responsible for at the entire beach area of Matamo- were sold Thursday to church machines, doors, coffee filters, a smell of the food and meeting high wind or a tornado. least 66 deaths and billions of ros, just across the border, which sale. The festival continues today until members and people interested wooden elephant and a variety of people you haven’t seen all year. ’’ iianrbrstpr limild dollars in damage as it roared includes posh vacation homes, Despite the danger of flying DiMarco said. I 11 p.m. in Manchester history. other items for the tag sale, but across the Caribbean and through restaurants and small fishing debris, Robert Rios, 16, was USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 298 the Gulf of Mexico. villages, officials said. skateboarding down Browns­ The calm eye at the heart of the To the south, about 300,000 ville’s International Boulevard Penny M. Sieffart, Publisher hurricane made landfall about people were homeless in Yu cat^ when the storm neared its peak. Bleeding blamed in deaths of 40 ducks George T. Chtppell Sheldon Cohen Composing Managsr Editor Bv Andrew Yurkbvksv incident to the state Department of which causes a large number of be investigating the deaths. Denise A. nobsrts Robert H. Hubbard Environmental Protection and the deaths in a small area. He said the Advertising Director Pressroom Manager Shuttle launch set Sept. 29 Manchester Herald John Salcius, the town’s sanitarian, Jesnne Q. Fromarth Frank J. MeSsreegan town health department after his wife disease “ doesn’t pose a great threat” said that he believed that the water in Circulation DIrscior Buslnsss Manager Forty ducks found dead in a private saw the dead ducks early Friday and does not spread beyond a small the pond was not the cause of the WASHINGTON (AP) - NASA James C. Fletcher and Richard ida evaluated all of Discovery’s morning. geographic area. on Friday scheduled space shut­ Truly, the head of the shuttle systems and cleared the shuttle pond on Irving Street Friday morning deaths because the fish in the pond Publlshad dally except Sunday and certain hoHdaya by the died of intestinal bleeding, according Dr. Alex J. Bermudez, an assistant Bermudez added that he did not tle Discovery for a Sept. 29 program. ’Truly bruefed Fletcher for flight. were still alive. He said the water was Manchastsr Publlahing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester. to a preliminary autopsy. professor of pathological biology at know of any outbreaks of viruses now dirty, but there were no signs that Conn. 06040. SaoorKl claaa poataga paid at Manchsaler, Corm. mid-morning launch on the first on the flight readiness review the University of Connecticut, said affecting bird populations. Bill Har­ Postmaster Sarrd artdrsaa changaa to the Manchaaler Herald, mission since the Challenger held earlier in the week at A launch date had been ex­ But officials still don’t know anything was dumped in it. P.O. Box 601, Manchastsr. Conn. 00040. whether the deaths were caused by a Friday that a preliminary autopsy of rington, the livestock division chief of accident. Kennedy Space Center in Florida. pected following completion of Damato agreed, noting that the If you don't recelvs your Herald by 8 pm. waakriays or 730 disease or by a poison. two of the ducks showed that they had the state Department of Agriculture, a.m. Saturdays, please Mephona your carrier. H you're unable The launch was set for 9:50 a. m. " I ’m delighted to have reached the review Wednesday. But Truly domestic ducks in the pond also were The quarter-acre pond off Irving died of intestinal bleeding. He said it said Friday that he also had not heard to reach your carrier, call subscriber aenrlce at 647-0640 by 6 EDT but could come any time in this point,” Truly said. “ My hat is delayed any announcement be­ still alive. He said he thought the wild p.m. weekdays lor dellvory In Manchaatar. Street is on the property of Homestead was safe to assume that intestinal about any such recent outbreaks. the following three hours, the off to all members of the shuttle cause of the possibility Hurricane ducks, which leave the pond in the Suggsstsd carrier ratss are S1J0 weakly, 17.70 for one Park Village, an apartment complex bleeding caused the deaths of the Bermudez said that he would have month. ^ . 1 0 for thiaa moniha, 646.20 tor six mordha and National Aeronautics and Space team whose tireless efforts have Gilbert could disrupt operations evening, returned in the morping owned by Manchester developer other birds. final autopsy results by Wednesday. 662.40 tor orw year. Administration said. brought us here to the brink of at the Johnson Space Center in after eating something that was The Manchaatar HaraU Is a mambar of the Asaocistad Prasa. Raymond F. Damato. A resident of Bermudez .said that one possible An official from the state DEP said The announcement was made America’s return to manned Houston where shuttle flights are tainted. S the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona. the New England Press Homestead Park Village reported the virus is known as “ duck plague,” Friday morning that his agency would Aaaoclatlen and the Nfw England H awapapar Aseoclaaon. after a meeting at NASA bead- space." controlled once they are quarters between administrator That two-day'meeting in Flor­ launched. Campaign chief is named Campaign Notebook Loans available Leslie Belcher has been se­ A big day for thie state at the ‘Big E’ for sewer lines lected to head the election cam­ ‘A little party’ planned CO VENTRY - State Sen. paign of Republican Susan By Nancy Pappas Marie Herbst, D-35th Dis­ Buckno, who is seeking the post of Manchester Herald Manchester Democrats will open their campaign trict, has announced that state representative from Man­ headquarters at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 24, Coventry will receive a chester’s 13th Assembly District. Seeing the hordes of people who took a day off to with state Attorney Joseph Lieberman, the party’s grant of $225,000 to provide Buckno is opposing Democratic visit the Connecticut Building Friday, which was candidate for the U.S. Senate, joining local deferred loans to low and incumbent John Thompson, who Connecticut Day at the Eastern States Exposition, it candidates for what is described as "a little party” moderate income families is seeking his second term. was a wonder there was anyone at all back in by Town Democratic Chairman Theodore R. who cannot afford to con­ Directors of the campaign will Connecticut ‘‘minding the store.” Cummings. nect to a newly installed be Thomas H. Ferguson, Nathan ‘‘Sure, I took a day off to be here,” said Rose The headquarters will be at 192 Main St. the same municipal sewer line. Agostinelli, and Elsie Swensson, Kurcinik of Willimantic. ‘‘I wouldn’t miss it!” location as last year. former 13th District representa­ “ I come every year on Connecticut Day,” said r#? Cummings said the party’s telephone campaign Herbst said the residents tive who was defeated by Thomp­ Peter Varhol of Plainville. Although he's a state efforts will be begin Sept. 26 from the headquarters. must hook up to a sewer line son in 1986. employee, he said the state doesn’t give workers a r t f ‘‘We must get people to vote in order to win and to satisfy a court abatement day off to attend the "B ig E .” that’s exactly what we proposed to do at 192 Main order to clean up Coventry Other members of the cam­ “ You’ve got to take a personal day or a vacation St..” Cummings said. Lake. The town has ordered paign committee ahd their as­ day to do it. But it’s worth it,” he said. the residents to connect to signments are as follows: “ It’s really important to be here,” said Jim Dent Chamber backs Carberry the line by November. Mary Sears, treasurer; John of Bristol. “ You’re kind of voting with your feet for Deeb, Jonathan Mercier. and The campaign committee for Glenn Carberry, your state. I always come on Connecticut Day. I Herbst said a recent sur­ John Foss, telephone coordina­ Republican candidate for the United States House of guess it’s a kind of ‘patriotic holiday’ for me.” vey indicates that a high tors; Patricia Cottle, mail coordi­ Representatives from the 2nd Congressional percentage of low and mod­ nator; Mary Wlllhlde, signs; Leslie Belcher District, will hold a breakfast Tuesday to announce BY THE END of the day, about 95,000 visitors erate income families are Donna Mercier, door-to-door the endorsement of Carberry by the United States .. .heads campaign were expected to push their way through the concentrated along the campaigning; EMith Muse, fund­ Chamber of Commerce. crowded aisles in the Connecticut Building, a sewer line. “ These families raising letters; Patricia Gotten, Also assisting in the campaign The breakfast will be at the Norwich Inn and Spa replica of the Old State House in Hartford. Even simply could not afford to advertising; Louis Spadaccini. will be William Hunnlford, Frank at 8 a.m. before the building opened for the day, at 10 a.m., connect to the line on their letters; Peggy Kelly, events; MacQuade, Barbara King, Geof­ Steve Caldelra. senior manager, political affairs there were throngs waiting at the doors, according own,” she said. . Ginny Ingalls and Theunis Werk- frey Naab. Ronald Osella, Vin­ for the U.S. Chamber’s Eastern Division, will to Judy Cecchini, who was working at the hoven, press releases. cent Diana, and Debbie Hess. Connecticut Florists Association booth. discuss chamber related activities and why the “ This place has been packed all day,” Cecchini chamber has decided to endorse Carberry, a said. Norwich attorney who is opposing incumbent The odor of freshly cut apples drew people to the Democrat Samuel Gejdenson. Gejdenson is seeking Connecticut Department of Agriculture booth, his fifth term. where workers handed out apple quarters through­ Prague nominated for award out the day. At the opposite side of the room, Grote & Weigel were distributing miniature bot dogs on state Rep. Edith Prague. D-Columbia, has been toothpicks. nominated by Remove Intoxicated Drivers for an Congratulations But one of the most popular booths dispensed no annual National Legislative Leadership award, food whatsoever. It was the Lego Systems Inc. sponsored by the National Commission Against booth, where four huge clowns made of Lego blocks Drunk Drivers. cavorted with an equally large lion. They performed The winner of the award will be announced in Manchester before a semi-circle of rapt faces, each made — of December at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. Last course — from Legos. year’s winner was New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. RID Founder Doris Aiken said Prague has been “ tireless” in pushing for legislation to provide an MOST OF THE people who stop by want to know Fire Department administrative drivers license suspension for drunk how many Lego bricks are in this display, and how many hours it took to design and build, according to driving. ..u The Prague-sponsored bill was approved by tne Monika Fett, the traffic coordinator for Lego House this year, but a Senate amendment killed it Systems. On Your “ Unfortunately, I only have figures for that tall before the General Assembly adjourned in May. clown,” she said, motioning to a towering figure Prague, who represents the 8th Assembly meant to be a grinning performer standing on his District, which includes Coventry, has supported buddy’s shouiders. That figure required 150,000 RID bills since 1982. She was instrumental in 100th Anniversary bricks, and took 1,174 man-hours to construct. increasing the state drinking age to 21 and establishing .10 percent as the minimum blood “ We have seven professional model builders. That’s all they do, all day, is to build with Lego alcohol level to determine if a driver is intoxicated, Aiken said. She also praised Prague for helping bricks,” said Fett. “ Usually when people hear that, Jodie Ryan, WKSS D.J. raise awareness of the problem through media they want to know where they can apply for the job,” will be broadcasting live she said. events from our Manchester store Caroiyn Haddad of Windham, who visits the ‘‘As long as I am in office, one of my top priorities Connecticut Building every year, thought this will be to do whatever I can to deter people from vs.TPM Sunday,Sept. 18,12-3p.m. year’s exhibits were better than ever. ” 1 think the drinking and driving,” Prague said. Connecticut building is great this year. It makes me Patrick Flynn/Manchaatcr Harald proud to be from Connecticut.” CONNECTICUT DAY — Elaine Lyman Marketing Board booth at the Eastern of Lyman Orchards in Middlefield greets States Exposition on Friday. Local News in Brief BUT M ARGE SUNAPEE of Danieison was visitors to the Connecticut Apple slightly disappointed. Calling herself an unofficial pie taster, she said she had tried blueberry pie at the 6 are Merit semifinallsts New Hampshire building, apple pie at the Massachusetts building, and peach pie in the Schooi bus firm may iose iicense F ive Manchester high school students and one historic restoration called Storrowton Village, Coventry High School student have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, accord­ nearby. NEW HAVEN (A P ) - State tion Thursday that CNA had know where the hearing was to be “ It’s a shame, there’s no pie or anything like that ing to the National Merit Scholarship Corporation of officials say that Connecticut offered an extension on the held. to buy right here in the Connecticut booth,” she said. Chair Car Co., which transports company’s coverage through Evanston, 111. „ “ But I don’t know if I could look at another piece of Maurice P. Moriarty, Birgit M. Sauer, and Wendy about 10,000 school children, Oct. 19, according to John R. "M y understanding is that if J. Smith have been selected froni Manchester High pie right now, anyway.” couM lose its license to operate Linden of the state Department of (the money) is not paid by the The Big E, which opened Wednesday, continues School. Jeffrey M. Dill and Kevin J. Lynch of East b o s s if it does not settle a Insurance. So the state will allow 19th, then it’s all over. The Catholic High School also were named. daily through Sept. 25. payment dispute with an insu­ the bus company to operate until insurance will be canceled,” Michael C. Oswald of Coventry High School was rance company. that time. Linden said. CNA Insurance Companies of New Haven-based Connecticut his school’s only semifinalist. Over 15,000 high school seniors across the country Chicago had been expected to Chair Car transports public and Charles Cosenza Jr., general have been chosen semifinalists, the corporation cancel the bus company’s insu­ private school children in New manager of the bus company, Rice, cheese distribution said. The semifinallsts include less than one half of Clothing and Footwear for the Entire Family. rance coverage on Friday, lead­ Haven. Hamden and East Haven. said Thursday, “ Our insurance is one percent of each state’s seniors. The Manchester Area Conference of Churches ing the state Department of Linden said he believed the totally under control. Everything About 1.2 million students entered the competlt^n Middletown Enfield Hamden Waterbury Manchester will distribute rice and cheese for the government Motor Vehicles to revoke the company was disputing a bill is fine.” Cosenza said he did not in which compete for 6,000 scholarships. The surplus commodities program from 3 to 5:30 p.m. license plates on the company’s from CNA of about $50,000. He know about payments to CNA Thursday at Center Congregational Church. For 100 buses, officials said. said a court hearing on the matter because he did not handle insu­ scholarships total about $23 million. information on eligibility, call 646-4114. But the state received informa­ is scheduled for Oct. 19.butdidn’t rance matters. ^ I , f t I I ' » » • * . V i :• 3 * * • * »• * • ♦ • • • • • • » •'T' Local News in Brief Montville to change Calendars Buckno hits budget votes HfccUy disputed zoning iaw Health Tip Susan Buckno. Republican can­ "That’s why we have the Water main work today Manchester didate for state representative system under which the governor The Town of Manchester Water Division will from Manchester’s 13th Assem­ is now seeking to cut expenses,” MONTVILLE (AP) - A zoning Connecticut Legal Services relocate a water main on Chambers Street today, Inc., a public advocacy group, Monday bly District, has criticized her Thompson said. interrupting service to some customers between 8 regulation that stirred controv­ Eighth Utilities District, Mayfair Gardens. 7 p.m. Democratic incumbent opponent, Thompson said the question is. ersy last year because it pre­ took up their case and was later . Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center a.m. and 4 p.m. joined by the Connecticut Civil John W. Thompson, for support­ “Where would she cut back?” Customers on Chambers Street between Coventry vented unrelated adults from hearing room, 7 p.m. ing the current state budget, He said there some extrodinary living together will soon be Li^rties Union. Street and Horton Road, on Fleming Street from In the past year, lawyers for the Tuesday which she says has led to a $115 expense in the current budget like Woodland,to Oiambers streets and on Bolton Street removed from the books after 18 Human Relations Commission. Municipal Build­ million deficit. a 27th pay period, which he said is years. two groups have been working to ing coffee room, 8 p.m. from Lockwood to Chambers streets will be resolve the matter. They pro­ In her first attack of the a cost of $54 to $55 million. affected. Effective Oct. 1, the regulation Wednesday campaign, Buckno said, Thomp­ Thompson said the total in­ will be changed to allow handi­ posed the zoning changed Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ son is guilty not only of voting for crease in the budget for general capped and mentally retarded adopted unanimously Tuesday. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Center, 7 p.m. the record $6.25 million budget — fund, transportation fund, and Bridge inspections slated persons to live with an unrelated The town also has agreed to pay Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. the largest in the state’s history — educational excellence fund family. some monetary damages to Thursday Routine inspections of five bridges by the state The action by the Planning and Matzdorf, Smith and the families but also of not having voted for amounts to 11.6 percent of which Department of Transportation, including the Route Fair Rent Commission. Lincoln Center hearing amendments that would have 80 percent was for expenses Zoning Commission immediately with whom they live, said John J. room, 7 p.m. 30 bridge In Manchester, are scheduled to begin McGrath, a lawyer with the WOMEN SMOKERS reduced spending. “carved in stone,” services the affects Pamela A. Matzdorff, a Women who imoke are I to 17 Umes Ethics Commission, Probate Court, 7:30 p.m. Thompson responded with a state was required to perform. mildly retarded woman whom Connecticut Legal Services. He more likely to develop cancer of the defense of both his budget vote **Lanes on the roads being inspected may be closed the town tried to force out of the declined to say how much the cervix (neck of the womb) than thoae Andover and votes against amendments. He said 2.3 percent of the between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. home she shared with a grade town would pay. who do not imoke. Researchera have increase was for new programs, In Manchester, lanes on the Interstate 84 found that the vafinal mucua of Monday And he said Buckno is assuming school friend. amokera contalna high concentratlona their will be a deficit when there expanded services, or policy eastbound and westbound ramps will be closed Matzdorff said Thursday she Parking Authority Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office commitments. Monday for inspection of the Route 30 bridge over of nlcoUne and Ita d^vaUvea. Bathed Building, 7; 30 p.m. may not be one. was happy the matter has been position is filled conatantly by thia mucua. the cervix la Wednesday In a news release, Buckno said Thompson said the amendment 1-84. settled and she doesn’t have to expoaed to more cancer cauaing Lanes on Route 15 eastbound will be closed Donna Cammeyer of 589Spring tobacco derivativea than any other Board of Tax Review (motor vehicle only), Town “nearly all of the deficit can be Buckno refers to are those made worry anymore. part of the body. Office Building, 7 p.m. traced to patterns of spend and in the last days of the session so Monday through Friday for inspection of the The controversy began last St. has been named to Parking spend and spend that Thompson that people can “point a finger” Charter Oak Bridge in Hartford. year when former-town planner Authority to fill the unexpired Bolton has support^ in the House.” after the session. Michael J. Murphy tried to term of Joseph Carman who has SUSAN BUCKNO resigned after 25 years as a Tuesday She said Thompson voted for a He said a proposal to eliminate Chamber party set enforce the little-known zoning budget that contained the largest two new Jails is an example. regulation passed in 1970 that member. She was appointed by Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. .. .attacks deficit The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Town Manager Robert Weiss for Wednesday increase in spending of any state prevented unrelated adults from in the nation. And she said he has come up with a new way to welcome new living in the same house. He the term that ends in July. Planning and Zoning Commission special meet­ members, beginning at 5 p.m. Monday. Bernard Apter, chairman of the ing. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. voted to take money out of the ordered five welfare recipients to Rainy Day Fund. “That’s wrong A party will be held at New England Hobby Supply move from various hoarding- authority, said Carman has been 348 Main Street and Mr. Thompson knew it was Inc. at 71 Hilliard St. featuring beverages, food and houses and threatened to have named a member emeritus and Manchester Coventry wrong,” she said. trains. them arrested if they didn’t. asked to advise the authority 649-1025 Monday And she charged that Thomp­ New members will be wearing engineer’s hats The case finally centered on from time to time. Since Garman Public hearing on personnel ordinance. Town son refused to support any and running the trains over 10,000 linear feet of Matzdorf and Nancy Smith. sold his retail clothing business Office Building, 7 p.m. measures that would have re­ track set up in the rear room of the store. Smith was living with friends last year, he has not been Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. duced the bottom line. The idea of abandoning the traditional sit-down while recovering from an injury. available. Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, Buckno said the people of dinner for an evening of fun at the store, which is 7:30 p.m. Manchester "will be able to count usually closed Mondays, came from Veronica Tuesday on me for a vote for responsible Pastorelle, membership services director for the Cemetery (Commission, Town Office Building. budgets and disciplined Chamber. J 1:30 p.m. spending.” Chairman of the Board Steven Thornton and Republican Town Committee, Town Office She said the latest figures from Chamber President Anne Flint wilt give' short Building. 7:30 p.m. released by the state comptoller speeches at the party. Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office indicate a deficit of $115 million Congratulations Building. 7:30 p.m. for the the 1987-1988 fiscal year Head Start offers meals Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building. and a projected deficit of $120 7:30 p.m. million for the 1988-89 year. The Head Start program of Manchester will Wednesday Thompson said Gov. William participate in the federally funded CTiild Care Food Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot's O’Neill has already taken steps to Program. To The Park. 7:30 p.m. reduce spending to prevent the The program allows Head Start to offer nutritious School Building Committee. Coventry High deficit. meats at no separate charge to the 100 children School. 7:30 p.m. He said that for the 1987-88 enrolled in Head Start classes at Verplanck and Conservation Commission. Town Office Building. budget Republicans, and the Robertson elementary schools. 8 p.m. business communuity had over­ Ixjse Weight Permanent/y The meals are provided to all children. Thursday estimated the revenue expected Women Infants and Children. Town Office from the corporate tax and would W ith H^MNoAforet 8" District Building. I p m. have reduced taxes, which would T h o u g h t s Special town meeting on school bonding, Coventry have worsened the financial High School. 7:30 p.m. picture. Witt) W sight No M o re f you develop techniques and methods to last a lifetime — for Economic Development Commission. Town Of­ He said that in a $5 million to $6 yourself, and your family. You learn to lose weight and maintain your weight loss, while Fire Department million budget, an error of 1 to 2 gaining self-esteem, confidence and a healthier lifestyle. Whenever I hear or read of the magnitude of our fice Building. 8 p.m. universe it puts me in a state of bewilderment. To percent brings a difference of Put the ups and downs of diets and broken promises behind you. 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Malone said key evidence in the Orlando Annum in the 1981 beating death of a lives and complete the grieving Schoenhom did not return a tele­ trial centered on three telephone calls to the 8th! 15-year-old girl was convicted of process.” phone call to his Hartford office on Joly allegedly made to Bristol police and Sons, Inc. . 644-2427 murder Friday. Friday seeking comment on the about an hour after the slaying. from the Manchester Herald and the following area businesses. Malone said he would seek the During the telephone conversations. Michael Joly faces up to 60 years in maxium sentence for Joly because of verdict. prison when he is sentenced Oct. 27 in Joly was convicted of murder in Malone said Joly gave the exact the” brutality“ of the case. condition of Mattei’s body and its the death of Diane Mattei of Bristol, Joly is being held on $250,000 bond Mattei’s death in 1984, but the verdict who was beaten and left bleeding in a was set aside because of juror location. Congratulations BEST WISHES pending sentencing in Hartford Su­ misconduct after it was disclosed that HAPPY BIRTHDAY wooded area of town. The beating left perior Court. Malone said that during a search of a gaping wound nearly 4 inches long in an unsupervised juror visited the Joly’s home about a week after the Manchester Fire TO THE 8^” Mattei's skull, authories said. . Special Public Defender Jon L. crime scene. A second trial in 1986 slaying, Joly told police that Mattei on 100 Years “We’re very gratified at the ver­ Schoenhom, Joly’s attorney, con­ ended with the jury deadlocked. “deserved to die.” Extinguisher, Inc. dict,” said Assistant State’s Attorney tended the case against Joly was A third trial was scheduled to begin Manchester Oil Heat J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. John H. 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CT 06040 203-646-0672 detective, state police said. 646-1232 Joseph F. Warga, 44, was arrested at 11:30 a.m. 100th Anniversary Friday at Yale-New Haven Hospital, state police Congratulations said. He was charged with five counts of attempted HAPPY BIRTHDA murder, two counts of carrying a pistol without a on Sunday Sept. 18th NORTHWAY Carlyle Johnson ERA Blanchard & permit, escape from custody, illegal possession of REXALL narcotics, and illegal possession of narcotics with Machine Co. Rossetto Realtors intent to sell, police said. at, the PHARMACY Warga is accused of shooting Trooper John Kucan 230 North Main Street 52 Main Street Paul J. Rossetto Jr., 24, and West Haven Police Det. Keith Sweeney, 35, state police said. He is also accused of shooting at Main Pub Restaurant & Lounge Manchester 643-1531 Robert F. Blanchard several other police officers. 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Asherman was convicted of manslaughter in 1979 returned to prison from a community-release Asherman was released to a halfway house in for killing his medical school classmate, Michael program because he is a potential danger to society, January, and in April he was allowed to set up Aranow, 27. Aranow’s body was found with 108 stab despite appearing controlled and intelligent. residence in a West Hartford apartment. During wounds on July 30,1978, on a hilltop at his family’s “I ha ve learned from past experience that some of that time, he worked as a systems analyst for the estate in New Hartford. the more dangerous people I’ve had to make Cigna Corp. in Bloomfield a'nd was allowed to travel Judge Samuel Freed is expected to make a decisions on were extremely bright, extremely out of state on three occassions. decision in the next two weeks on whether articulate,” correction Commissioner Larry Mea- On July 19, the board denied parole to Asherman, Asherman was unjustly returned to prison. chum said Thursday of convicted killer Steven M. Asherman. Asherman, 39, is appealing in Superior Court ' Meachum’s decision, claiming he was unjustly #. returned to prison Aug. 24, almost eight months Take one minute to meet V after he had been released into the community under supervision. ^ ' rr . Citing state statutes, Meachum said he has the U authority to revoke the community-release status of IL. State & Region SUSAN BUCKNO AP photo AP photo CANDIDATES DEBATE — Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Stamford Friday. It was the first of three head-to-head debates No one hurt in copter crash Lowell P. Weicker Jr., left, and his Democratic chaiienger. scheduled between the two. Our Next State Representative. GUILFORD (AP) — A Guilford pilot and two Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman, speak during a debate in passengers escaped injury on Friday after crash landing a helicopter into Long Island Sound, authorities said. John Schutz of Guilford was flying the 1981 Huey Weicker, Lieberman ciash in first debate 500 D over Sachens Head in Guilford when the helicopter’s engine apparently stalled, Guilford Fire Chief Charles E. Herrschaft Jr. said. Bv Judd Everhart “And I got news for you; I ain’t it,” Lieberman told Weicker, wagging bickering over the Pledge of Alle­ giance between Republican presiden­ Schutz was flying with his wife, Kyle Schutz. and The Associated Press leaving,” Weicker said. his finger in the air. another passenger, Stephen Muskie, when the Lieberman said Weicker, fre­ Lieberman said he supports a tial candidate George Bush and Democratic nominee Michael Duka­ engine malfunctioned. STAMFORD — Republican Sen. quently described as a maverick at moment of silence at the begfinning of After Schutz landed the helicopter in the water, Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and Demo­ odds with his own party, has been a the school day, as state law now kis has trivialized the campaign. “To hell with arguing about the the three swam to shore. cratic challenger Joseph I. Lieber­ “marginal,” inconsistent senator allows. He said he firmly opposes Herrschaft said he was the sure of the victims’ man exchanged sometimes heated people can’t count on. organized prayer in school. Pledge of Allegiance to the flag,” Weicker said. “Give some meaning to ages or Muskie’s hometown. words Friday in their first formal The Senate, Lieberman said, “isn’t Said Weicker: “The issue is not Herrschaft said one of the helicopter’s pontoons prayer in school. It’s the ability of the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. debate of the campaign, with Lieber­ the ‘Wheel of Fortune’ where you have failed to inflate and the helicopter capsized. A crane man calling Weicker ineffective after to fill in the blanks and guess about the government to organize prayer in “It’s not a proper matter for debate. A great deal of time is being wasted.” and barge were used to remove the helicopter from 18 years in the Senate and Weicker end of the game.” school. the waters at about 4 p.m.. he said. countering that his seniority helps Weicker said his record has been “I don’t, want the government the senator said. him get things done. one of consistently fighting for the coming into that area of my life and Lieberman said Bush’s attacks on “He's been whining a lot about my rights of the underprivileged, the the life of my children insofar as our Dukakis on the issue had been "a Man burned by train power faith is concerned,” Weicker said. cheap shot.” campaign,” Lieberman told the group disadvantaged and others protected MILFORD (AP) — A 21-year-old Cheshire nian of business leaders sponsoring the by the Constitution. “He complains about negative “To question his patriotism is campaigning, but then he goes out ridiculous,” said Lieberman. was hospitalized with bums Friday after climbing debate. But "that’s what this whole “I don’t have a free ride’ ’ at election atop a Metro North train during the early morning campaign is about, what he’s done. time, said Weicker, noting that with the most low-level campaigning After the hour-long debate spon­ that’s represented in this letter,” sored by the Southwestern Area hours and coming into contact with high-voltage “Lowell, if this were the Olympics, Democrats well outnumber Republi­ power lines. Metro North spokesman Daniel you’d get a 10 in the gymnastics cans in Connecticut. But his string of Lieberman said. Commerce and Industry Association. Bruckersaid. competition for all the flip-flops election victories, he said, “maybe He ridiculed Weicker for trying to Weicker criticized Lieberman for capitalize on Lieberman’s being en­ allegedly negative campaign com- Charles Cowlins was returning from New York at you’ve done,” said Lieberman, now has something to do with my 2:25 a.m. after a Grateful Dead concert when he state attorney general. performance.” dorsed by conservative Republican ' mercials and for taking individual william F. Buckley. votes out of context. somehow got between two train cars and made his Weicker countered that it was his He noted his history-making endor­ way to the top of one car in Milford, the spokesman three terms in the Senate that makes sement by the Connecticut State Buckley favors Lieberman not “We can play the game that he because he agrees with everything he wants to play,” Weicker said, pointing said. him effective in getting money in AFL-CIO and groups like the National He came into contact with lines carrying ll.OM times of crisis, such as when the Organization for Women as further says, Lieberman said, “but like tens * to 'Lieberman’s votes as a state of thousands of other Connecticut senator in favor of higher taxes and volts, grounding the system and bringing the train Mianus River bridge collapsed on evidence of widespread support. to a temporary halt, the spokesman said. Interstate 95 five years ago, or when Lieberman, who has stepped up his Republicans, he can’t stand your form spending and in favor of reducing M.ore than a candidate. L’Ambiance Plaza collapsed in criticism of the incumbent over the of political grandstanding.” penalties for drug sales. Bridgeport during construction last past month, hammered Weicker for The two candidates did agree on a “Do I think this represents the UNH workers accept pact year. sending out a letter linking him to couple of things. attitude of the attorney general? No A neighbor. A friend. A leader. They agreed that poor women have Do I think you can pick any vote out oi WEST HAVEN (AP) — Clerical workers at the Weicker said he is 16th in seniority Jerry Falwell and others favoring University of New Haven returned to work Friday in the Senate, while “if Joe Lieberman organized prayer in school. the right to abortions paid for by the context and make it appear so? Yes government. And both said the do,” Weicker said. after ratifying a contract that includes 19 percent goes in, he’s No. 100. “You’re not going to get away with oay increases over three years. Susan Buckno is doing her part to make a great town even better: The unanimous vote on Thursday ended a week-old strike that disrupted administrative No Fonda tapes at sub base offices, mall delivery and telephone service. “We’ve come of age.” said Adele Olivi. an • Manchester Human Relations Commission GROTON (AP) — Actress Jane Fonda’s earlier this year that she would film a administrative secretary in the English depart­ • Executive Board, Martin School PTA exercise videotapes are no longer on sale movie in Waterbury. ment. after the ratification vote. “The women stuck at the Naval Submarine Base retail store John W. Pillar, a member of the Groton ‘ogether.’’ • Chamber of Commerce Ambassador's Qub because of two complaints over her Representative ’Town Meeting, said Russo anti-Vietnam War activities, a base complained after visting the submarine Routine stop nets arrests • Rotary Qub (first woman member) spokesman says. base in August. • Religious Education Staff, St. James Church “It reflects the consumer concern and Pillar said he also complained to Navy STONINGTON (AP) — Two people driving nothing more,” Lt. Cmdr. Jack Ward said authorities about the tapes. **The litte shop through Connecticut with four kilos of cocaine worth • Manchester Hospital Auxiliary Thursday. Russo said Friday he walked into the an estimated $1.2 million in their car were arrested He added that the decision to remove the store to do some shopping about a month with big fashion ideas." following a routine motor vehicle stop Thursday • Child and Family Services of Manchester videotapes didn’t reflect a Navy policy. ago and saw a Fonda tape being played on night on Interstate 95, state police said Friday. • Married and the mother of two children Two or three copies of several different a video recorder. Gustavo E. Rendon, 32, and his wife, Clar M. titles were removed, he said. “It was prominently displayed,” Russo Trujillo, 19, both of Masbeth, N.Y.. each were One of the complaints that led to the said. “I told them it was an insult to every charged with illegal possession of narcotics with pulling of the tapes came from Gaetano A. American that ever lived.” 305 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER intent to sell, state police said. Paid for by CoouniHee to Elect Sunn M. Budaw, Mary Sesrs-Tfcasurer Russo, a retired major general of the During a 1972 visit to Hanoi, Fonda They were being held on $1 million bond each Connecticut National Guard who stirred up broadcast a radio message in which she 643-4958 pending a court hearing, state police said. anti-Fonda protests after it was announced said some American weapons were illegal. iseason OHNION on the givers SECONDHAND ROSE Thrift Shop ALL Cartel’s influence By Sarah Overstreet TCGETHERNOK! CXDPSifiWIME! A few weeks ago I was going into a grocery store, tx] and a man outside the door was taking a dollar from G I A N T Pf^3mV[»N'TKN0W is felt in America a cute little blond boy named Brian. The man was t a g & BAG SALE ALLKWICt standing near a table with a sign taped to it that iwt m m ... feel powerful enough to brancn HEU-HEH! By Jack Anderson read, “ —------Church. Help clean up ghettoes ToWfiMi... out from their campaign against and give youth a future.” Monday to the Colombian government and The man was making Brian feel like king for a WASHINGTON - In past co­ strike back at the United States day. “ It’s people like you who make life worth living Friday lumns, we have turned the for interfering with their for all of us. Brian.” he said. Next it was my turn. Q-19-88 to spotlight on the murky world of operations. “ Want to help out Christian missions and give our the Medellin drug cartel, which The cartel, since it pays no ghetto youth a future?” 9-23-88 taxes, can afford to spend mil­ has put the government of Colom­ The answer was. “ Yes. I’d like to help give ghetto bia under a state of siege. lions on bribes. Already, dazzling youth a future. But how do I know any of my money 8 AM-3 PM Colombia has had more than its amounts have been offered to is going to any ghetto youth ? By the looks of you. I’d share of heroes who have tried to American law enforcement get better odds giving it to the man behind the meat 57 Hollister St. defy the cocaine kingpins and officials. counter. I ’ve never heard of your church, and I don’t (MARC Workshop) have paid with their lives. At this One officer told us about a have time to check you out.” writing, 57 judges and 250 journal­ typical incident. A drug traf­ Manchester, CT Of course, I didn’t say anything like that. Instead. ists have been murdered because ficker was stopped on the high­ I said. “ Not today.” The man looked at me like I was 646-5718 they got in the cartel’s way. way, a cache of cocaine and a unfit to shop in the same store with a Christian The lucrative cocaine trade has briefcase containing $100,000 in patriot like Brian. Open Monday-Friday flooded Colombia with so much cash were found in the car’s a : t. i ►*OitiMLlLiC£?(CER Not that he was the first fellow to make me feel money that it has overwhelmed trunk. The trafficker told the cop. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. like a godless communist that week. The telephone the economy. With fists full of “ That isn’t my briefcase. It must solicitor from a local charitable organization beat dollars, the drug barons have belong to you.” him to it. He seemed downright disgusted I wouldn’t conducted a campaign of bribery Gerald Arenberg, executive pay $15 for a pack of six little jars of jelly. I figured 1 pledge allegiance...’ and intimidation, of payoffs and director of the National Associa­ jelly that expensive would probably be wasted on a violence. They have approached tion of Chiefs of Police, estimates Smucker’s palate, and declined. authorities with offers that are that less than 10 percent of the IT’S EASIER TO PAY BY MAIL 1943 Supreme Court decision. West Virgi­ Instead, I called the president of the local By Chuck Stone hard to refuse — “ ploma o plato, ” nation’s police can be bought. But nia Board of Education vs. Barnett, when charitable organization, a nice man I ’d once lead or silver, a bullet or a bribe. it takes only a few corrupt he vetoed a Massachusetts Bill that interviewed when I was a newspaper reporter. He “ Mrs. Dowdy, who’s Richard Stans?” Many of those who dared to lawmen and judges to corrode the required teachers to lead the class in the admitted he didn’t know much about the jelly­ the first-grader asked his teacher. stand up to the cartel have been system. pledge. The 1943 Supreme Court decision selling campaign, only that his organization had My sister Anne was puzzled. Was it some murdered in cold blood. In some The cocaine cartel is passing Try Our Pay-By-Mail made no reference to teachers refusing to turned it over to a professional telephone soliciting cartoon character? cases, hit squads have wiped out out bribes today at the local level. lead the pledge, however, only to pupils company. He didn’t know how much the jellies cost “ No. we say his name every morning,” refusing to recite it. entire families, even dumping out Some U.S. neighborhoods are to buy wholesale, nor did he know what percentage Program... the pupil insisted. “ And to the republic ... Republican Bush and his supporters their fish bowls and stomping on already under its control. It’s just of the profit his organization would receive. And he for Richard Stans.” relied on that juridical distinction when their pet goldfish. a matter of time before the didn’t have an arrangement to look at the soliciting It makes paying your subscription easier on One .of my University of Delaware they attacked Dukakis. But they don’t With dramatic violence, the cocaine kingpins — applying the company’s books after the campaign was over. you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 colleagues said his 6-year-old daughter come into court with clean hands either. warning has been driven home to methods that have forced Colom­ He was embarrassed. “ I guess this sounds pretty weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 couldn’t understand why her class said Bush paladin L. Gordon Crovitz, a Wall Colombian officials and journal­ bia and Panama to bend — silly.” he said, and it did. “ But all groups do it this every moniing that “ this nation was Street Journal editorial page editor, ists. From cabinet ministers to undermine law enforcement and mpnths, 6 months ora full year... drop it in the way. It’s just too much trouble to make all those invisible —"’cause we’re not invisible.” spanked Dukakis for his gubernatorial cops on the street, some have break down the government mail. Then, you can forget about having ready calls ourselves, and we seem to make enough money A tender-age Pledge of Allegiance exercise in conscience when he made no buckled under to the drug cartel. across the United States, unless cash to pay your carrier... answering the door doing it like this.” doesn’t always communicate the noble effort to enforce the law after his veto was Hundreds of judges and police they are checked. when it’s inconvenient... or being at home to An unfortunate assumption. First, he didn’t sentiments the authors intended. overridden. Crovitz referred to the Barnett officers are now taking orders That is not simply the job of the WE WILL NOTIFY realize how many prospective donors his group was pay your bill. I think I was in the fourth grade when I decision and noted that the Massachusetts from the criminals they are police. It is the responsibility of losing — now and forever — by allowing these calls YOUR CARRIER awakened to the pain that “ liberty and Supreme Court and Dukakis’ attorn y supposed to prosecute. the people who still think cocaine Simply complete the coupon below and send to be made by professional solicitors who don’t care justice for all” did not include blacks. Yet, general didn’t know whether the Barnett One Colombian judge tearfully is a “ recreational” drug and who THAT YOU ARE A what kind of image they’re giving his organization. it to us... or if you would like more Information with robotic fidelity. I still enumerated the case was “stare decisis.” or binding as told U.S. authorities that the use it without regard to the “ You mean you couldn’t buy four tickets to send PAY-BY-MAIL on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ pledge’s words. It was like my nocturnal precedent. But Crovitz didn’t know either! narco-gangsters had threatened carnage that comes with it. It is disabled children to the circus? They don’t get to go tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ recitation of “ Now, I lay me down to sleep Teachers are divided on the issue. One to kill all her living predecessors also the responsibility of people CUSTOMER. many places, and you ought to see their eyes light ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. ...” until one evening my mother promoted teacher in a small Massachusetts town had and descendants. who thiijk their lives are un­ up. Well, how about two tickets?” me into puberty with. “ Our father, who art led her pupils in the Pledge of Allegiance Another judge recounted how touched by drugs. The Medellin And second, he didn’t know what a disgraceful in heaven.” every day. After the law was passed, she he had turned down two bribes. cartel supplies 80 percent of the racket a lot of those solicitations are. Recently. The I was still too young to realize that stopped the exercise. One of her colleagues Then the cartel thugs laid before cocaine used in the United States, Kansas City (Mo.) Star investigated 23 fundraising pledges, like prayers, are no better than noted that Russia forces everyone to him more money than he ever diverting billions of dollars out of campaigns in the Kansas City area. On the average, I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my the person reciting them. That’s why both pledge allegiance to the communist state. expected to see in a lifetime. He the legitimate U.S. economy and only 11 percent of the money collected by the are broken so frequently. That element of tyrannical compulsion rejected that offer, too. The next sending execution squads to pay-by-mail subscription o n ______soliciting company actually went to the sponsoring Except by people like George Bush. completely eludes Bush and his myrmid­ message from the cartel was a eliminate the opposition. charity. Some charities received as little as 4 There’s no reason to doubt the sincerity of ons. But that’s the gravamen of the issue. photograph of his 9-year-old percent of the profits. Enclosed please find payment for: the vice president’s belief that the Pledge In summing it up. Justice Robert Jackson daughter, taken through the Jack Anderson is a ssmdicated In addition, many charities contacted by The Star Carrier Delivery: of Allegiance should be part of a school’s eloquently defined democracy’s soul; crosshairs of a gunsight as she columnist. said they made little or no attempt to verify □ 1 year 92.40 pedagogical catechism or that school “ If there is any one fixed star in our was climbing the steps of her □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 expenses claimed by the solicitors. Some had no prayers do not corrupt Am erica’s cultural constitutional constellation, it is that no school. The judge resigned from Senior Citizens: idea how much money was raised in their names — heritage. 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Guest tickets Here are the events scheduled for the Events scheduled next week at Center Editor’s note: This column is Bermuda, led by the Rev. A. Ewen Ratteray, are cost $10. coming week at South United Methodist Congregational Church are as follows: prepared by the staff at the holding a retreat at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. By Joe DImlnIco scissors and needle. Lady golfers planning to attend Church: Sunday — Sand 10a.m., worship; 9a.m.. Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s They began with a three-day silent retreat, followed Activities Specialist Exercise with Cleo — Tuesdajf, the annual banquet at the Man­ Sunday — 9 a.m., church school, nursery Aging in America series; breakfast; 10 Churches. by a visit to Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, 1; 30 to $: 30 p.m. , chester Country Club on Sept. 26 through adult; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. worship a.m., baptism; church school; nursery and Mass. Manchester residents 60 and should notify Gert Andrews at with guest preachers, the Rev. Traci West; toddler care; 11:15 a.m.. social hour. By Nancy Carr Honor Court as an alternative to They will worship Sunday with St. Mary’s older are Invited to the Manches­ THE FOLLOWING classes Grassmere Golf Course this Mon­ 6; 30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. Monday — 6:30 p.m., Grace Group. fines or incarceration for minor members and will be honored at a reception. The ter Senior Citizens’ Center open have openings available: day. The banquet is planned for Monday — 10 a.m., A.A.; 6:30 p.m.. Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; “ If you have appendicitis you infractions committed when visitors will go to Cathedral in the Pines, Rindge, house Oct. 5th from 10 a.m. to 2 Basketweaving (beginners) 1:30 p.m. United Methodist Women covered dish 3; 30 p.m ., Pilgrim Choir; 6; 30p.m ., church go to the doctor, if your shoe drunk. N.H., on Monday and will fly back to Bermuda on p.m. *' Next Thursday, the senior supper. Tuesdays, 2 to 4p.m,, begins Oct. school teachers. needs repairing, you go to a . “ You are only here to listen, to Tuesday. Gladys Stringfellow has been the The center has scheduled an 4. ^ ^ '' center’s “ Sunshlners” will per­ Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47; Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers shoemaker. If you have a tooth­ be introduced to the help AA can Manchester coordinator of this visit. Almost two array of events that will include a Blumbing — Tuisdays,' 9 to 10 form after lunch. 7:30 p.m.. Property Committee. in church library: 10 a.m., Bethany; 7:30 ache. you go to the dentist. If you offer. The decision to reach out years ago, 39 members of St. Mary’s visited the drawing for a free trip for two to '£hm<, be^ns Sept. 27. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Wesley Rin­ p.m.. Chancel Choir. have a drinking problem, you go for help is yours.” town of Somerset, Bermuda and spent a week Radio City Music Hall, a guest Dried flowers Thursdays, gers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Bell Choir. to AA” The hope and support offered visiting various churches and cathedrals. appearance from Jeffrey Cole of 9:30-a.m,, begins Sept. 29- Leona Thursday — noon, Manchester Com­ Trips Friday — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal. The man speaking at the Honor by members of AA to a growing Other events planned for the coming week at St. WFSB-TV and free lunch Jor all needs flower pickers and will munity Service Council; 6; 30 p.m.. Junior ^ jSept. 19 — The Mg E, West Saturday — 11 a.m., wedding. Court anniversary meeting Mon­ population of men and women Mary’s include; 7:30 and 9; 30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; those attending. Also included meet with ^them ^at 9 a.m. Choir; 7 p.m.. Questions of Faith, with the Springfield, Mass. Leaves 8:30 day night laid it right on the line. addicted to alcohol is one of the 11 a.m., adult forum, speaker on the Episcopal will be a free blood pressure Thursday; ming clippers and Rev. Cynthia Good; 7:30 p.m.. Youth a.ip., returns 7:30 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran “ I loved drinking,” he said as he few bright signs in a bleak picture Church Women Triennial; 6 p.m., acolyte meeting; screening and nptritional coun­ container. Choir; Education Commission; board of Sept. 22 — World Yacht, New These are the events scheduled at recounted his drift into the of alcohol abuse including not just 6:30 p.m., PRISM. seling. Those who want a mam­ Exercise with Rose — Mon­ trustees. York: $40, Leaves 7:30 a.m. Call Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming alcoholic pits. “ It was my whole individual illness and tragedy but Monday — 7:30 p.m., evening prayer and vestry. mogram (breast check for days. Wednesdays and Fridays. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 3 p.m., Senior Travel at 875-0538. ' week: life. I t ... nearly killed me.” the injury of drunk driving, Tuesday — 4 p.m., Capella Choir; 7:30 p.m., cancer) may arrange it by calling Manchester Area Conference of Churches 1:30 to 2:30 p:m.. begins Oct. 3. Sept. 27 — Rockingham Race Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. worship and holy Describing the loss of job. family break up and violence, Manchester Family Day Care Association. 286-4915. The mobile mammo­ Photography — Tuesdays,'10 Human Needs. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10:45 Track. Leaves 9 a.m. Filled. Communion; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 10 friends, family, self respect and abused children, job and profit graphy center will be in the a.;n., begins Oct.,4. ,.Sept. 28 — Troubadour Robb a.m., adult forum; 11 a.m., worship; the long road back to sobriety, he loss and welfare-medicaid in­ a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir; adult parking lot from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Refinishing. — Wednesdays, education, “ Begin with Goodbye,” a six-week series Goldstein at the William Benton North United Methodist baptism; 12:30 p.m., stockholders’ told the group (mostly men) it creased costs. The center’s daily activities 9:30 a.m., begins Oct. O./- Museum of Art, Storrs. $1. ' banquet. wasn’t easy. But today he has on loss. during the open house include Stenciling — Oct. 14 to Nov.'lS,. Meetings and events scheduled for the Eighteen local churches sup­ Oct. 12 — “ FunnY'Girr’ at the Monday — 6:30 p.m., Rebecca Circle; “ two beautiful sons, a house, a Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies Guild; 4 p.m.. Cherub square dancing, ceramics, Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. coming week at North United Methodist port the alternative sentencing Coachlight Dinner Theatre. 6:45 p.m.t Cub Scout Pack; 7 p.m.. Troop good job and most important — I Choir; 7 p.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m., CROPWALK friendship circle, woodworking, Instructors; Sally May and Church include: program for alcoholics by provid­ Leaves 10:30 a.m. Filled. Committee Meeting. have myself.” “These men and rally. pocket billiards, exercise class Sunday — 9 and 10; 30 a.m ., worship with ing finger sandwiches and des­ Karen Thurber. You ftiay regis­ Oct. 18 — Governor’s Day, New Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; women in AA by sharing their Friday — 1:30 p.m.. Girls Friendly Sponsors; 8 and bridge. ter forone or all five projects: Odt the Rev. William Trench preaching; 9 serts for 50 persons, two and a Haven. $2. Signup Sept. 21 at 9:30 10 a.m. to noon, mothers’ morning out; 1; 30 life, saved mine.” p .m ., AiA. The free lunch, from 11:30 a.m. a.m., adult Bible group; nursery; 10:30 half times a year; CenterCongre- 14, holiday cards, $5; Oct. 21,. a.m. p.m., Lydia Circle. Come to AA meetings for a few Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7; 30 p.m., A.A. Kleenex box cover and letter a.m., church school; nursery; 11:30 a.m., gational; Community Baptist; to 12:15 p.m., will consist of Oct. 22 — Hawaii. Filled. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible study; 7:45 months. Listen; get to know Young People’s Choir; 5:30 p.m., Metho­ Our Saviour Lutheran, Vernon; shells, tossed salad, garlic bread, holder, $18; Oct. 28, noeWillage Dec. 13 — Christmas show at ^ p.m., Emanuel Choir. people. You’ve got nothing to lose dist Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m., sacred South Congregational, East Hart­ beverage and cookies. and toy blocks, $16; Nov.'4, table ' Radio City Music Hall, New Yprk. Thursday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Ano­ and everything to gain. dance; ecumenical prayer. ford; Concordia Lutheran; Ema­ Trinity Covenant Church runner, $10; Nov. 18, clock, $18. <- $41, includes transportation, ad­ nymous, nursery; prayer service; Bible A second speaker said bluntly. Pressed flower workshop — Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Take Off Pounds nuel Lutheran; Wapping Com­ Classes mission, lunch on your own at study; 7 p.m.. Belle Choir; WELCA board “ I was a liar, a cheat and a thief The following events are scheduled at Trinity Sensibly; 7:30 p.m., ecupnenical prayer; munity; Church of Christ; South Thursday. Oct. 13, 9:30 to 11:30 South Street Seaport, and a visit meeting. while I was drinking. When I Covenant Church for the coming week: ’The following classes will begin Outreach Committee. Methodist; Second Congrega­ a.m. (one day). Students must to the Museum of the City of New Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. picked up my first drink, I drank Today — 7 to 9 p.m., junior and senior high school this week; tional; Bolton Congregational; bring a 5-by-7-inch or 6-by^8-inch York. Register Oct. 19 at 9:30 Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. because I wanted to. When I celebrate Super Saturday: 7 p.m., Mission Council Quilting — Monday, 1 to 3 p.m. St. Bridget Rosary Society; Faith wooden frame, velvet or burlap a.m. Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team. picked up the last drink, I drank prayer meeting. Instructor; Jennie Leggitt. Mate­ First Baptist Church Lutheran; Trinity Covenant; backboard and two .small eye- Saturday — 5:30 p.m., 30th anniversary because I had to.” Long reco­ Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship, Rally rials required; needle, thread, Church of the Nazarene; North hooks for wire. celebration and pot luck supper. On ’Tuesday at 6 p.m., a planning vered, he works with AA to help Day, with the Rev. Kendall Carlson: celebration of common pins, thimble, scissors, Methodist; Synagogue Society Call the Center to register for meeting for the establishment of a Baptist others find the peace and happi­ the ordination of the Rev. Paul Knight; 9:30 a.m., pencil, ruler, notebook, card­ Action Committee; St. Maurice. above classes. Church of the Nazarene church primarily for black people in the ness he has found. “ I get on my Sunday Bible school: 10:30 a.m.. coffee hour in board, cotton mat, quaerter-yard Manchester/East Hartford area will be Bolton. The Sunday morning worship service at knees every day asking God for honor of Knight. each of two different color held at First Baptist Church. It will be led Two Mother’s Circles, Our Miscellany Church of the Nazarene will begin at 9; 30 help not to drink. Every night I Monday — 7 p.m., confirmation meeting for materials, and half-yard of THE by the Rev. Harry Williams, assistant Lady of Unity and St. Francis, I '• ir - • • a.m., for this week only. The service thank God for having gotten first-year students and parents. muslin. Congratulations are in order pastor of Solid Rock Baptist Church in provide food once a year. BIBIE normally begins later, but worshippers through the day sober.” Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Square dancing — Tuesday, 10 for the Manchester Senior Citi­ Hartford. The meeting will begin with a pot a.m. Caller; Earl Johnston. zens Orchestra, directed by, Lou need to get out of the parking lot before Honor Court, held every Mon­ Ginger Smith has coordinated LaStrada Restaurant: 7 p.m.. Missions Council; SPEAKS luck supper and social hour. All are Microwave — Wednesday, 9:30 Joubert, which will perform at Main Street is closed for the parade day at 7 p.m. at Manchester the efforts of these churches and Board of Christian Education; Board of Outreach by welcoine to attend. to 11; IS a.m. Instructor; Annette Governor’s Day on Oct. 18 at the honoring the 100th anniversary of the Superior Court, is sponsored by groups for the past nine years. and Discipleship. '‘ t t Eugono Brfyrtr Other events planned for the coming Holden. New Haven Coliseum. Registra­ Eighth Utilities District Volunteer Fire the men and women of Alcoholics Over the past few years, eight Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Solomon observed that “there Is week include: Driver’s education — resche­ tion for the event will be Wednes­ a Department. Anonymous, MACC and the Fam­ organizations ha ve dropped out of breakfast; 7 p.m., choir practice: senior high school friend who sticks closer than a Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school duled Oct. 18 and 19, 12:30 to 4 day at 9:30 a.m. The cost of $1. ily Relations Court. Most of those the program, increasing the Leaders’ Night Off. brother,” Proverbs 18:24. People classes for all ages; 11 a.m., worship with in attendance Monday were sent­ Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class: friend­ p.m. Fee: $7. Instructors: Harry includes transportation and a box are seeking friendships, but there Salvation Army Dr. Billy Scott; an observance of the number of times the others must enced to 8 to 10 weeks of attending ship visitation teams. Reinhorn and Irwin Lloyd. lunch. are hindrances. Self-gratification Lord’s Supper; nursery care; 4 p.m.. be scheduled. The Manchester Citadel of the Salvation Friday — 7 p.m., father and son sportsdinner, Joe Air fresheners — Thursday, Men golfers interested in the and self-exaltation are poor in­ Music Council; 6 p.m., evening worship. Army will put on an evening of Christian Smalley, of Athletes in Action, guest speaker. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instructor: annual golf banquet Oct. 6 at the gredients for forming meaningful relationships. One professor of music and drama, Sunday in Center Park. Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Chris Horvill. Fee: $2.50. Mate­ Army and Navy Club are asked to Anonymous. psychology says that friendship’s Starting at 6 p.m., the Salvation Army rial required: onehalf yard ca­ make reservations with the ’Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., YOUR CHILDREN first law is: You must learn to say Band will play and the Covenant Players Concordia Lutheran Church lico. U/i yards half-inch eyelet on league treasurer Monday at the church-wide visitation and planning ‘no’ to yourself before you try to will put on skits. The audience is lace, matching sewing thread. cookout at the Twin Hills Golf session. Activities scheduled for the coming week at make someone else say 'yes' to you. encouraged to bring blankets or lawn Will they be able to Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m., Concordia Lutheran Church include: People often mistakenly think chairs. If it rains, the program will be held children’s choir; 7 p.m., business meeting; meet tbe demands Sunday — 8 a.m.. Holy Communion: 9:15 a.m., that joint activity produces friend­ across the street, at the Salvation Army ASSIMBLIESOFCOO 8 p.m.. Sanctuary Choir. church school: Christian Growth Hour, a discussion ships — as Is the carousing fellow­ atadel. ’Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. life places on on the new denominational constitution, led by CALVARY CHURCH ship depicted In the television beer Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. Mark Winzler: 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion: 400 Buckland Street commercials. But such conviviality Church of Holistic Theology them? nursery care provided throughout: noon, special may be nothing more than tempor­ Unitarian Universallst congregational meeting, on adoption of constitu­ South Windsor ary escape from awful Isolation, The Rev. Iona Chase Anderson was • OFFER THEM VALUES masking the real persons Involved. The new interim minister at the tion; 4 p.m.. Evensong, a concert by the Concordia To knowand accept ourselves Is es­ ordained Sunday at the Church of Holistic TH.AT STRENGTHEN Choir and the Ecumenical Choir School, featuring Theology, 320 Manchester Road, Glaston­ Unitarian Universallst Society; East, the sential to presenting ourselves gen­ organ and choral works of Ralph Vaughan WORD EXPLOSION SEPT. 23-25 uinely to others. And genuineness bury. This church, including members and Rev. Ward A. Knights, will preach his first • OFFER THEM HOPE Manchester sermon on Sunday at 10:30 Williams. Friday & Saturday at 7:30 PM ■ Sunday, 10:30 AM, 6:30 PM is the only coin that passes In the staff in Manchester, meets at 10 a.m. each TH AT SUSTAINS Monday — 7p.m., Finance Committee: 7;30p.m., realm of friendship. This Involves Sunday. a.m. Children’s religious education and nursery care is provided. Church Council; agoraphobia support. GUEST MINISTRY from ZION BIBLE INSTITUTE vulnerability to hurt and disap­ OFFER THEM JESUS CHRIST Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 7 p.m., pointment, admittedly a risk. But catechetics classes: 8 p.m., Concordia Church Dr. Bob Lundstrom and Students the alternative Is a dreary loneli­ Andover Congregational Community Baptist ness. Women. Everyone is Welcome! The First Congregational Church of A new program, “ The Care and South United Methodist Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support; Andover is putting on an art auction Friday Maintenance of a Good Marriage,’’ will be 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School: 8 p.m., Pastor K. L. Gustafson, Tel. 644-1102 CHURCH OF CHRIST at Andover Elementary School. Marlin offered beginning Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Sunday School Concordia Choir Rehearsal. On Tuesday, Sept. 20 from Noon to 5 PM, we will host a Minialera’ Prayer Arts will offer more than 150 lithographs, at Community Baptist Church. The video Sundaya, 9:00.10:15 AM (Worship Services 9 & 10:45) Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible class; 11 a.m,, Lydill a Varnon Btraats paintings and etchings. A preview will be Meeting. Guest speaker: Dr. Benjamin Cranda, President o f Zion Bible Institute. series was prepared by Dr. 0. Dean CLASSES: INFANT THROUGH SENIOR HIGH administrative staff: 7:30 p.m „ deacons’ meeting. Phona: 646-2903 at 6:30 p.m., followed by the auction at Martin. It is suggested for spouses, couples Friday — 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School: 7 Interested ministers are welcome. 7; 90. Tickets are $3. Refreshments will he planning marriage and single individuals COME AND BE A PART OF OUR FAMILY OF COD D.m.. A.A. served. anticipating marriage or remarriage. n Walesa, Poland agree Pullout Section, Page 17 to talk about Solidarity FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 17, 1988

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Solidarity organization of the round table were leader Lech Walesa and Interior Minister discussed,” said a joint communique Czeslaw Kiszczak agreed at a six-hour issued after the meeting and carried by the meeting Friday that round-table debates state news service PAP. on the future of Poland would begin in “The positions of the sides were brought 6 wayward mid-October. closer,” it said, adding that the talks Those talks will include the future of the touched on the state and public life, the outlawed Solidarity labor federation and of national economy and "the shape of the trade union pluralism. Polish trade union movement.” "Our positions got closer. I am satis­ “It was decided that the round-table fied,” a tired-looking Walesa said after the debates would start in mid-October,” the women trek meeting at a government guest house statement said. outside Warsaw broke up at about 9 p.m. (3 “There is no freedom without Solidar­ p.m. EOT). ity,” Walesa told reporters waiting for him beautiful, according to Finnegan, By Nancy Concelman who described the country as "Some bitter things were traded,” said at a church complex after the session. Manchester Herald Stelmachowski, a law professor who has “never-never land. mediator Andrzej Stelmachowski. “It was like going back in It was the second meeting between been the go-between in arranging the hey hiked over rocks time.” she said. “It’s like a Walesa and communist authorities in two meetings, reported, “No definite decisions and wet moors, through strange planet. Our role models days, and was called to set terms for a were taken, but there was some progress.” bogs, streams, torren­ were the sheep. They were the broad round-table meeting of social groups He said it would be too early to say that tial rain and blinding only things out there.” on major Polish problems. authorities have agreed to restore legal AP photo Tmist, but would do it For Finnegan, the first and last Walesa last month persuaded striking status to Solidarity. again — with each others’ help. days of the trip were indicative of IT WON'T BITE — Jesse Bigham of North Quincy, Mass., workers to end a wave of walkouts after “It seems to me that some chance for They are the Penine Wayward the path the six women had obtaining from the government an agree­ legalization is coming into view,” he said. reacts when taking a close look at Bruce, the 2-ton, Women, a group of six area chosen. The first day was a romp ment to meet. The labor unrest posed the “But needless to say all that still requires 25-foot shark from the movie “Jaws," while the model women who returned last month across the Yorkshire moors in most serious threat to Solidarity since it some time and patience. ... When you are was on its way tothe Museum of Science in Boston. It will from a 130-mlle hike from Man­ 6S-mph winds and torrential rain. was crushed with the imposition of martial chester. England, to the Scottish baking something in the kitchen, you be part of an exhibit called "The Science of Movie and border. They followed the Penine “The moors are steep and law in 1981. cannot say much yet.” Twenty-five people took part in Friday’s Television Magic." Way, an ancient trail that is they’re also boggy.” Finnegan known as the “backbone” of said. “It was the full initiation. It meeting, among them other Solidarity Authorities and official trade unions really told us what we were In leaders and representatives of the offi­ were represented by 13 people led by England. "It was fun,” Manchester resi­ for.” cially sanctioned trade union alliance Kiszczak, Alternate Politburo member CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL? On the last day. the group OPZZ who were invited to the preparatory Stanislaw Ciosek and Romuald Sosnowski, dent Pamela West, of 131 Hart­ Start a Welcome Wagon Career. Train in our October class. Posi­ ford Road. said. “It was a hard climbed rocks along the edge of a talks for the first time. deputy chairman of the official trade union waterfall and made a chain to “During the talks, matters related to the alliance OPZZ, PAP said. tions open in yO^r area. Car a must. Flexible hours, full-time and trail, but every single woman on part-time opening. Greet people and represent local businesses. the trip would help the other cross swollen rivers. Call Marge Brown, 1-658-1135. women.” From there, they crossed about West. Connie Finnegan of 38 four miles of bogs when a mist Edgerton Road, Manchester. came in, rendering compasses Duke pledges drug war; Helena Stidsen of Bolton, Patri­ and maps useless. Equal Opportunity Employer cia Skoog and Johane Gameau of “We were out there and there Hartford and Enzina Stevenson of was nothing else out there,” she Bush raps defense stand East Hartford decided a year ago said. “We couldn’t see. But we got to make the trip togeUier. Al­ our bearings and we trusted each other.” though they trained for that full “I was terrified,” Stidsen said. By The Associated Press Mulford demonstrate “cover and conceal­ year, the hike was more difficult ment” tactics at a simulated street scene. Finnegan said the mist sud­ than any of them expected. denly cleared, a common occu­ Michael Dukakis pledged Friday to Mulford ducked behind wooden boxes and West said she got the idea for a brick wall and fired at various moving AUCTION the hike when she visited England rence on the moors, and the sun double the number of federal drug agents came out. over the next five years as he charged the and pop-up targets. Normally, live ammu­ once and walked a short way on “It was like a miracle. We were Reagan administration with using a nition is used in such exercises, but the the Penine Way. West said she all crying. We depended on each ' ‘ nickel and dime’ ’ approach to the war on Secret Service protecting Dukakis vetoed thought it was beautiful and other and we made it,” she said. Sun., Sept. 25“ presented the idea to Skoog, who Reginald Pinto / Manehaattr Herald narcotics. George Bush ridiculed Dukakis’ that idea. “It was the most beautiful attempts to portray himself as a defense- Dukakis said he would assign the first 100 asked some of her friends if they sight,” Stidsen said. “Like we new drug agents to Southern California. (Inspection 11 am) would be Interested. Wayward Women are, from front to rear, minded candidate. 12 Noon The six set out in the middle of were being let out of there.” WAYWARD WOMEN — Six area women “You cannot fool the Soviet leadership And he said he wouid double the total The group was also chased by who returned in August from a hiking Johane Garneau of Hartford, Helena number of agents nationally over the next Rain or Shine — U nder T en t August, but West said none of by knocking America’s defense for 10 them really realized what they bulls, climbed a limestone rock in trip from Manchester, Engiand to the Stidsen of Boiton, Patricia Skoog of years and then riding around in a tank for five years. were getting themselves into. the pouring rain and got Steven­ Hartford, Connie Finnegan and Pameia “We are going to hire the state and local son out of a bog. West said. Scottish border find Manchester’s ter­ 10 minutes,” the vice president said, “This was actually the second- rain a iittie easier to traverse than the- West, both of Manchester, and Enzina referring to his Democratic rival’s visit law enforcement officers the money to 3513 MAIN ST. • ROUTE 31 The rain and damp meant the hardest trail in England,” West women rarely had dry clothes to Penine Way in Engiand. The Penine Stevenson of East Hartford. earlier in the week to a tank design facility fight the war,” he said. “We are not going COVENTRY, CT said. to try to nickel and dime you to death, as put on. despite the efforts of their in Michigan. “You can’t fool the American West said she would hike in hosts at bed and breakfasts where people.” this administration has done.” Jet. Rtes. 44 & 31, Coventry England again, but would take an Stidsen said the greatest part of were a unit,” Stidsen said. “I depended on each otherforthat,” Aides said he was prepared to spend $50 they stayed. Some of their gear West said. "The whole expe­ Bush played tough in his television easier route. On the way back wasn’t waterproof. West said. the hike was the camaraderie, learned to take care of myself. commercials, as well, airing an advertise­ million to hire new agents next year across from Tolland Bank from the trip, the women dis­ and others agreed. When I was able to do that I could rience was a process. For a year toward a five-year goal of 2,800 agents, “We were actually bartering we walked together. The process ment in Dukakis’ home state of Massachu-. cussed a Colorado hiking trip. for plastic bags,” West said, "We kind of went in as be part of the group.” setts that accused him of failing to clean up although a fact sheet issued to reporters Oak Hoosier cupboard; child’s convert, high chair; Viet, But for the trip in England, the individuals, but something hap­ "Personally, I learned that I was more important than the love seat; cathedral chairs; 3 early sleds; yarn winder; laughing. But, “It w ork^ out end.” polluted Boston Harbor. said the cost of the agents would be offset women were in unknown terri­ really well,” she added. pened in the midst of it all. We don’t always have to lead. We The vice president headed for Washing­ by seized drug profits. wicket rocker; jelly cupboard; Viet, chairs; mahog. & vict. tory that was both dangerous and ton after a three-city tour of Ohio, while Aides also said Dukakis was committed furn; oriental bronze vase; 20 paintings; Chinese ancestoral Dukakis was flying home to Massachusetts to hiring 800 additional federal painting; 3 samplers; American Indian drum; Assortment on Saturday night. Both men have set aside prosecutors. of Vict. clothing and hats; yarn cabinet; pie case; tins; ‘Peace planting’ may net grandmom prison term large parts of next week to prepare for “We’re going to send a message to drug baskets; glass; china. Much, much more! their first debate of the fall presidential kingpins,” he said. “ As far as Mike protest Aug. 15 out on the grassy back — three times during the the wake of the civil rights campaign, a 90-minute nationally tele­ Dukakis is concerned, there’s nowhere you Cash or checks with ID — Bring Chairs — Catered Bv David Rocks suburban Villa Park mother of movement, when her youngest can run; there’s nowhere you can sail; plains. next two weeks. a: vised session a week from Sunday in 10% Buyers Premium Associated Press four and grandmother of 11 said And for that, Eber is scheduled son started high school in 1967. Winston-Salem, N.C. there’s nowhere you can hide; there will be Thursday. After writing peace slogans She began tutoring children in an with her own blood on the silo to be tried Oct. 24 in Kansas City Democrat Dukakis has spent much of the no safe haven for dope peddlers and drug CHICAGO (AP) - Dorothy Eber faces six months and 3>/i on four counts each of criminal inner-city parish, and then week trying to regain the momentum in the profits anywhere on this earth.” ROBERT H. GLASS Eber says her children and years in prison for her part in the cover, Ebersald she sat down and started a program in which high Missouri Peace Planting, in waited nearly two hours for trespass and damage of property race for the White House,, and his tough But while making an appearance at a grandchildren respect her strong less than $100. school students from the suburbs Chula Vista, Calif., police station, Dukakis views but they don’t want to see which she and 13 others entered 10 police. came into the city to tutor. anti-crime speech in a visit to the Los AUCTIONEERS For her trouble, she was given a “All I did was cut the padlock,” Angeles Police Academy was part of that was greeted by pro-Bush demonstrators, her go to prison, even though missile sites and planted flowers she said. “It can’t be worth more But she felt her efforts were not some wearing striped mock prison uni­ Box 237 • Sterling, CT that’s where the 63-year-old acti­ or trees. “ban and bar letter,” which changing very much, and that she effort. “It was the first time I saw a forbade her to enter missile sites than 50 cents.” In what has become the standard forms and chanting, "Let me out. I’ll kill vist may be headed. Eber, whose husband died two needed to concentrate on chang­ again.” The chant referred to the Massa­ ( 203) 564-7318 • 1-800-553-2243 “They wish it was somebody missile silo and It was devastat­ again. ing the system itself. made-for-television element of every ing,” she said, recalling her first But she and some others went years ago, began her activism in campaign day, he observed officer Jerry chusetts governor’s furlough program. else doing it but me.” the MANCHESTER HERALD.' Saturday. Sfept. 17, 1988 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Sept. 17, 1988 FOCUS/ Home FOCUS / Money

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By Andy Lang is you don’t force the screw into The Associated Press wood that resists the operation. On the House You will wind up with a lot of bent while you’re making music screws — or nails — and occa­ Although it appears that one or ____ j two screwdrivers should be sional damage to the wood. If you It’s fail and, amplifiers. have to do quantity work with a enough for a household without with that type of slot. Gas tax highest across the na- If you’re would-be musician, screwdriver, you can use a any confirmed do-it-yourselfers, If you are fairly new to t i 0 n , high pointers to save you time and screwdriver powered by electric­ school and col­ even the unhandiest of famiiies woodworking or do-it- in Wisconsin money include; yourselfing, you can save your­ ity or one of the newer cordless lege bands are Sylvia needs several of them. Several states in the U.S. have a lax The reason is that a screw­ self occasional trouble if you types. The cordless usually are marching ■ Check whether the instru­ recharged by plugging them into rate on gasoline of 20 cents per driver which doesn’t exactiy fit remember a screw is tightened gallon. Wisconsin has the highest again. Stu­ Porter ment of your choice is easy, an electrical outlet, but there are STATE GASOLINE the head of the screw can cause by turning it clockwise and rate at 20.9 cents per gallon. Georgia dents, having average or hard to learn. Perhaps damage. If it is a little too iarge or loosened by turning it counter­ those which work without doing TAX RATES, 1988 returned to the you should rent the instrument 4 1 -4 ‘ In cents per gallon: has the lowest gas tax of any too small, it can slip out of the clockwise. This will stand you in that. In fact, if you planon doing a state at 7.5 cents per gallon. ____ classroom, are and try it out. -loPliOMl l-fc.' screw slot and mar whatever you good stead, especially when you considerable amount of work MAMEl learning to ■ Buy the best quality you can JiicBia i-’Z are working on. It also can chew want to remove a screw. Turn it with a screwdriver, go to a place make music on afford. You can always trade up. up the slot, making the screw counterclockwise. If you turn it well-stocked with hand and power a variety of instruments. Mean­ The market for music software ■ If you buy a second-hand DiSiNu JjU jj- M ^li6 6. PtV difficult to turn and perhaps clockwise— the wrong way—you drivers and see how many while, families everywhere doubled from 1986 to 1987. instrument, ask a knowledgeable different kinds are available. .VA/ ! l u l u i l forcing you to remove it and start may tighten the screw even more. gather around the piano to sing ■ The popularity of portable person for counsel. — ^ wa btlSMi ftLD 8M 2 ttyiu R.V. Hold the handle of a screw­ Besides the many blade tip sizes, their old favorites, as they do all keyboards with organ, synthes­ ■ Use the instrument fre­ iJ“. lO* I2‘.20* Ti, over. 'To avoid this kind of 0 trouble, it is necessary to use a driver in the palm of the hand and there are screwdrivers with long year. izer or electric piano characteris­ quently, that’s good for it. Learn screwdriver with a blade tip that use the thumb and index finger of handles, short handles, offset Since I last reported on this tics. These products are inexpen­ how to clean and the store it and blades and those which fit into - “ 1 fits the screw slot. the other hand to steady the blade phenomenon in 1984, your annual sive and widely available. They follow the maker’s recommenda­ iMGf hand drills. '"I *0 While it often is the most used fairly near the tip. Slowly make a expenditures for new musical attract many of you who have no tion on humidity and temperature tool in the house or workshop, a couple of turns until the screw has You are asking for trouble if instruments, sheet music and previous experience with instru­ ranges. I- screwdriver also is the most taken hold. You then can remove you hold the work in one hand musical accessories have risen mental music. It’s music to the ears of music *1.0 luo while you tighten or loosen the lih i^ abused. It does service as a pryer, one hand from the bottom, sliding from $2.5 billion to $3.6 billion. On ■ The interest- in synthesizers, merchants that the health of the lifter, poker, opener and for it up near the top or removing it screw with a screwdriver held in top of this, there’s a lively, often by experienced musicians. business seems assured. Ama­ fetLRMJ Swfl 1 12". If various other tasks for which it from the screwdriver altogether. the other hand. It need slip only unmeasured market in second­ ■ Acceptance by schools and teur musicians traditionally are fviy Ji- - once for you to wind up ^ th a uliM was not designed. Then, when you When you are working with hand instruments. And millions private teachers of electric pia­ young people, 18 to 35. The li\ 2!)‘ softwood, you can start a screw slash somewhere on your body. of dollars are spent on music nos, Instruments that make a market of the future? The same leilSritfe want to tighten or loosen a screw, {lihU its b a tte i^ tip cannot function without drilling a pilot hole, For the same reason, don't try to software, portable keyboards and piano sound and “ have at least group. Large numbers of adults J— properly and slips out of the slot although some woodworkers do it turn the handle of a screwdriver synthesizers. some similarity to piano action.” and older people are continuing 1 ■ r - with any kind of wood. The hole with a pair of pliers. ! lOftiP uvu.pgK l ■' even though it is the correct size. All told, this is less than the $5.6 ■ Improvements in sound rein- their interest in music, says the uppiD M l ?i.yis You also will need what is should be smaller in diameter Screwdriver blade tips can be billion we spent annually on forcement equipment, or American Music conference. called a Phillips screwdriver. than the nail or screw being used. filed to make them square again, recorded music — compact discs, Once used mostly for machine After you have worked with either by hand or with a grinder of LPs and cassettes. But a hefty HOUSE OF THE WEEK—This split-level Early American work, it now is necessary to have different kinds of wood, you will some kind. But a good screw­ chunk of the music market is driver will last indefinitely if it is farmhouse offers the planning and amenities of modern one around the house for the begin to know instinctively when made up of Americans who want Social Security Phillips screws . that will be you can get by with just a starting used for the tightening and to make their own. From mouth day living. A striking feature is its wraparound porch. encountered from time to time. hole, one made with an awl or loosening of screws and not for organs to pipe organs, from IntoG raphks U 1968 North America Syoriicaie. Inc Inside, there are three bedrooms. Plan HA1486Y has Its star-shaped point fits screws similar tool. The important thing prying and poking. ■ SOUnCE: Highway Users Ftteiaiiofi guitars to bass viols, from QUESTION: T recently re­ ceives Social Security checks every month, but she is now 85 1,469 square feet on the uppe rievel and 269 on the lower. NEA graphic trumpets to timpani, the sounds ceived my “ Personal Earnings For more information, write to architects York & continue to grow. One in four of and Benefit Estimate Siateirient’ ’ and incapable of handling her you owns at least one musical from Social Security. It’s great! I own money. Can I have checks •Schenke, 585 Stewart Ave., Garden City, N.Y. 11530. instrument and there are more did not realize there was that kind sent to me so that I can handle her Imported insects are an aid than 57 million amateur musi­ of coverage for survivors and finances for her? cians in America. disability benefits under Social losses, delaying and reducing Tax Adviser Almost half of all American Security. However. I have a ANSWER: Yes, you can. You, By Earl Aronson growth. Also, less leaf area is left households contain at least one question that was not answered or another person or institution, Here’s The Answer The Associated Press Weeders Guide to capture sunlight and photosyn- amateur musician, according to a on my statement. What amount can apply to become a represen­ thesize sugars for nourishment. survey by the American Music will my spouse receive on my tative payee for your moUter. Of ; A world traveler, he is very QUESTION; Have you heard Armbrust said farming practi­ Bv G eorge W. Smith Conference, underwritten by the retirement account? course, you will have to supply QUESTION; I have taken up known. For small and moderate cautious about having his suit­ anything about what the new tax woodworking and find it interest­ ces that slow wind speed to 15 .National Association of Music evidence of her inability to handle amounts of mortar, mixing by case X-rayed as he passes shipping and pumping irrigation QUESTION; I am self- forms will be like for 1988? Is ing. Occasionally I run across mph at ground level will protect Merchants. ANSWER: An eligible spouse her own money. As a representa­ hand is fine. For large amounts, through customs security gates water. As natural enemies of employed. Both my children are there much difference between something that puzzles me. While both soil and plant. He tested Just to suggest the size of the of a retired worker under the tive payee, you will receive her you definitely need a power at airports. He doesn’t want the aquatic weeds, insects can be 1987 forms and the 1988 forms? I can get answers at the lumber sorghums, soybeans and wheat. working at my place of business, market, there are 20.6 million Social Security program is en­ checks directly so that you can mixer. There’s an in-between bugs in his luggage to be more effective, cheaper and. in I’m getting anxious. yard where I buy wood. I am helping out after school. They are amateurs in the U.S. playing the titled to 50 percent of the use the money for her wellbeing method. You can rent mixing damaged because it could disrupt some cases, longer-lasting than G.T.. starting to get self-conscious high school students and I pay piano, almost 19 million guitar unreduced Social Security be­ and care. The money must be equipment that does not depend his search for insects that eat the chemical and mechanical practi­ □ □ □ KANSAS CITY, MO. about it. They must be starting to them a decent wage. Can they players and 1.7 million harmon­ nefit. People retiring today can used to meet her needs... medi­ on electricity to keep it going. weeds that clog waterways and ces, the researchers say. think I am awfully stupid. For A flowering cherry tree from participate in my Keogh retire­ receive unreduced benefits at 65. cal, support, and so forth. Money Your own elbow grease is all that reservoirs. Another kind of weed-eater ANSWER; Many of the IRS ica players. instance, when I see dowels in a Japan that survives at minus 31 ment plan even though they are How do we account for this However, the age of eligibility for not used during the month just be is needed, but it’s a lot easier than “ It’s very interesting when we being tested in California is grass proofs for 1988 income tax returns container, I notice there are two degrees F is being tested for oiily 16 and 17 years old? remarkable commitment to unreduced Social Security retire­ saved or invested for her. You’ll “ hand” mixing. Ask the advice of avoid X-ray,” says Gary R. carp fish stocked in hydrilla- C.F.. hqve been mailed to most tax kinds — one with smooth wood viruses by the Department of music? The answer is simple: ment benefits will be increased also have to supply Social Secur­ the dealer where you purchase Buckingham, a U.S. Department clogged irrigation canals. DALLAS. preparers. I have reviewed most and one with spiral grooves in it. Agriculture. Researchers say the enjoyment and self-satisfaction. gradually from 65 to 75 starting in ity with regular reports on how the bricks or whatever you will be of Agriculture scientist at the of the proofs for individual, Please advise me. What’s the □ □ □ tree will survive in some of the A survey of young adults by AMC the next century. the' money was spent. working on, but you must give Biological Pest Control Labora­ partnership and corporation re­ difference? coldest areas of the United States. ANSWER; There is no age says this group views music­ You noted that the retirement him a good idea of how much tory In Gainesville, Fla. “ Even Cells of young plants — as well turns. A basic change in the 1988 discrimination in a Keogh plan. making as a healthy and worth­ estimates do not include amounts QUESTION: My family doctor mixing you will be doing. though scientists have permis­ as the soil — are literally blown “ We expect that places as far Form 1040 as compared to 1987 is ANSWER; The part about the You may include the children. while activity. Young adults say for family members as the wants me to start getting a sion to import insects, it still way in windstorms that sweep north as Minnesota will have, for the section for claiming the lumber people thinking you are However, be certain that your they play to provide a sense of survivors and disability esti­ pneumococcal vaccine each takes a lot of explaining to across the Great Plains farm­ the first time, an ornamental standard deduction. Many tax­ stupid is nonsense. They get all children meet the minimum personal accomplishment, as a mates do. The reason for this is year. Will my Medicare medical QUESTION; I will be putting customs agents.” lands, according to wind tunnel double-flowering cherry tree that payers filed it incorrectly on their kinds of questions all the time. It participation requirements of the way of relaxing and a way to help that many spouses have or will insurance cover the cost? wooden posts in the ground to The imported insects are prov­ tests at Manhattan, Kan. is extremely hardy,” said Roland 1987 tax returns. Schedule SE for takes time and lots of questions, plan. relieve stress. Survey respond­ have worked under Social Secur­ support a fence I will put up. I ing to be weed-eaters. A success­ The loss of cells and other plant M. Jefferson. “ Double-flowering figuring Social Security self- answers and trials to get the hang ents also believe that communi­ ity themselves. The entitlement ANSWER: Yes. Medical insu­ have read about the necessity of ful one is an Argentina-bom damage reduces crop yields, says (25 to 50 petals) cherry trees in employment tax has been simpli­ of doing things yourself. Don’t be QUESTION; Now that I’m ties should support music educa­ of these individuals to their own rance will pay for the full seeing that you go below the frost weevil (Neochetina eichhomiae) Dr. Dean V. Armbrust of the U.S. this country usually can with­ fied, and the limit on deductions so sensitive. You will never be tion in their schools. benefit significantly affects any approved charges for pneumoc­ line, which I understand is the released in 1974 in Louisiana, Department of Agriculture, who stand temperatures only above separated from' my husband, I for personal interest has been good at anything unless you work have to take care of my personal “ To varying degrees, they all spouse’s benefits. We wanted to occal vaccine and its administra­ depth at which freezing takes which reduced water hyacinth ran 30-mph tests on newly emerg­ minus 10 F.” reduced to 40 percent from 65 at it. As for the dowels, they business myself. I will be filling agree that playing an instrument be able to provide statements tion. Medicare will pay these place. But how deep is that? infestation from 1.2 million acres ing plants. He said wheat see­ percent in 1987. ' usually are glued in place. The The quarantine period could my own income tax return for this is something a person will always which are as realistic as possible charges regardless of whether glue has a tendency to get Nobody seems to say precisely. to 358,000 acres. dlings <14 days after they take up to six years. ^Once year. Is there any information I QUESTION; Is there a min­ be glad he or she learned to do; and could not. without delaying you have met the $75 annual squeezed out. The grooves are to The scientists have to be sure sprouted) were most vulnerable ANSWER; With good reason. released, budwood would be could read that might help me? imum interest rate the govern­ that music-making brings fami­ implementation of the new state­ medical insurance deductible. keep some of it in place. that the insects have an appetite to the “ sandblasting.” The frost line varies in different given to the National Arboretum M.M., ment pays for savings bonds? lies together, and that all children ment, find a mechanism for localities depending on how se­ only for the weeds they are Armbrust said cells are lost in merging the pertinent informa­ ‘ilils staff Is prepared by the QUESTION; I have some ma­ in Washington. KNOXVILLE. TENN. J.D. should be exposed to playing an vere the winters are. If you have a supposed to eat. the leaf tips that break off and instrument,’’ the pollsters tion for both records. However, staff of the Social Security sonry work to do soon and expect Jefferson said the tree (Prunus BOSTON friend in the business of handling Department of Agriculture blow away, while other cells are concluded. SSA is continuing to explore Administration office In East to mix a lot of mortar. Is it sargentii), which resists most concrete, ask him. If not, your scientists raise the insects and killed outright when struck by a ANSWER; Yes. there is — and Trends shaping the music in­ means of providing this informa­ Hartford. Address questions to: necessary to get a powermixeror insects, is named Kushiro Yae. ANSWER; The guaranteed local building authorities can tell test the species. States and the particle of sand or soil. Cells also it’s free at any IRS office. Ask for dustry’s future include; tion in the future. Social Security, Manchester He­ can I do the mixing by hand? Army Corps of Engineers put are damaged where a leaf rips. Kushiro is the Japanese city IRS Publication 504; Tax Infor­ rate for series EE savings bonds you. It could be about 18 inches is 6 percent. The rate cannot fall ■ Use of computers for music rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester them to work to open clogged He said plants are forced to divert where it was discovered, while mation for Divorced or Separated 06040. ANSWER; Difficult to answer below ground level, but in colder below this amount. sound production and composing. QUESTION; My mother re­ unless the amount of mixing is areas it will be deeper. waterways for fishing, boating. energy to replace these tissue “ yae” is Japanese for “ double.” Individuals. ' MANCHESTER-HERALI>. Satarday. Sepe.qr, »9M t < to jJMANCMESTER MERAUl^.liftftAitfArl^Pt. ^7, rt88 FO CUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Problem needs discussion Where to Write Saturday, Sept. 17

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Some are content with produced during arousal. reported that 4 percent of men in DEAR ABBY; May I reply to [CNN] Daybreak spoken to me only on the 6:30AM ® captain Bob the closeness and pleasure of Husbands not aware of this their 60s reported seldom or­ reader's comment regarding the [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! telephone. unprofessional behavior of some ® Dangermouse physical intimacy, but ejaculate think their wife no longer finds gasms or no orgasms and 11 [ESPN] Outdoor Life only every other time, or less — them attractive, or that they are percent reported having orgasms Once 1 asked a young co-worker “ office nurses” ? ® Animal Crack-Ups Season Premiere (CC). [HBO] MOVIE: 'To Be or Not to Be' SUMMER OLYMPICS — Track and field events are a key element of NBC's cover­ only some of the times they have not to call me “ Hon,” and she was Most physicians’ "office While performing in Poland, a husband- each man finds the best pattern. poor lovers. At your next pelvic A t the Movies Scheduled; Bill Harris (3D and-wife theatrical leam find themselves age of the 1988 Summer Olympics, which continue this week in Seoul, South Korea. Some men need more stimulation exam ask your physician whether sex with a partner. But 86 percent extremely offended, informing nurses” are medical assistants and Rex Reed look at groat movies and me that it was “ just a habit.” I threatened by invading Nazis. Mel Brooks. American Steve Scott (c.) may win a medal in the 1500-meter race. that an available in intercourse, you show evidence of low of these men reported having a Those who act in an unprofes­ performances that didn’t win an Academy Anne Bancroft, Tim Matheson. 1983. Award. (R) and may ejaculate only from estrogen. high enjoyment of sex. You and told her to break it. sional manner are usually hired Rated PG. tures of Ed Grimley (CC). manual or oral stimulation. Everyone is sensitive about your husband may need to leam When a waitress comes to my off the street by physicians who ® New Zoo Revue [USA] Financial Freedom Achievement fSi) Treasure Mail 1 0:30AM C X Uttta Raecale ® America: The Second Century Problems occur when men and sexual attractiveness and love- to focus on the more important table in the middle of my dinner do not want to pay for qualified, ®D Follow Me Awards [DIS] Donald Duck Preiants (D ® Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). [CNN] Interrtatlonal Correspondents (gl Three Stooges their partners are not aware of making ability. These are diffi­ aspect of enjoyment, rather than and asks. “ How ya’ doin’ . Hon?” educated medical assistants. 8:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: Martin Mull [ESPN] Pithin' Hole ® French in Action: Pensez Vacencas dD Lucha Libre on the rate of ejaculations. her tip is reduced considerably. The American Association of [D IS] Mousercise in Portrait of a White Marriage' (CC) The [USA] Orllege Outlook III these possible changes. If a man cult matters to discuss in ways humorist returns to Ohio for another visit [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing ® Three Stooges @ Wall Street Week: The Presidential The waitress who asks. “ Is Medical Assistants (AAMA) has with Hal and Joyce Harrison, whose mar­ [CNN] Healthweek highlights. 9; 10AM Election Economic Outlook everything all right. Ma’am?” been in existence for more than 20 riage may not survive the intrusion. Martin (8l) Conan [MAX] MOVIE: 'Streets ot Justice' A 9; 30AM (E ® Sllmerl And the Real [C N N ] College Football Preview does much better. years and has been working for Mull, Mary Kay Place. 1988. (In Stereo) ® Adam Smith's Money World blue collar worker turns into a death­ Ghoetbusters (CC). [DIS] Grimm's Fairy Tales Currently, I work in a profes­ the education and certification of dealing vigilante after his wife end son are 8:30AM ® superman Animated Pre­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klansch AIDS fear is unfounded (D Superman [ESPN] College Gameday (60 min.) sional office where clients, whom assistants. Certified medical as­ killed by bikers. John Laughlin. Robert Log­ miere [ESPN] Action Cycle Sports (S8) Bugs Bunny [USA] Deal-A-Meal gia. Cristina Raines. 1985. ® Get Smart Prollna I call Mr.. Mrs.. Sir, Ma’am, orby sistants (CMA) are given similar ST) Isle del Teeoro [USA] DEAR DR. junk food. I ’d support his or her [TM C] MOVIE; Project X' (CC) An Air ® New Adventures of Winnie the their names, occasionally call me education in handling delicate (5?) Say Brother 11:00AM (X) Hey Vem,. It's EmestI 1 2:00PM (XI Out of Thie Worid Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ Pooh (CC). GO’TT; Since I efforts to legislate in-schooI “ Honey” — but only once. They tion related to the specialized training pro- Premiere Live action. Jim Varney re­ M O V IE: 'Sm oke' A troubled young patient situations and law and (3D Captain Power and the Soldiers of it ) Jack Burill/The QolfScene (X) am supposed to snacks that would add fiber, oram he is involved with. Matthew Broder- creates his offbeat character frorn the Dis- boy restores an injured dog to health. Ron are told, either by me or by my ethics as registered nurses. [CN N] Monayweek be taking hu­ vitamins, minerals and sucrose tak. Helen Hunt. Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated the Future ■ ney film "Ernest Goes to Camp.” Howard, Ear) Holliman, Jacquelin Scott. superior, that I will not tolerate The medical assistant must [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) man progeste­ to youngster’s diets. Give the PG. (in Stereo) ( P Porky Pig (X) Charlie's Angels 1970 Dr. Gott such familiarity. They may be complete two years of training, Disney's Adventures of the [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated rone in the teacher a break. Try not to judge 6:45AM [HBO] A Connecticut Yan­ CD Synchronal Research D College Football: Notre Dame at M i­ annoyed momentarily, but they which includes 90 hours of intern­ kee in King Arthur's Court Animated Gummi Bears (CC). [USA] Youth Secrau of the Stars ID Greatest American Hero chigan State (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) form of suppos- Peter Gott, M.D. him or her too harshly; at least never have to be told twice, and I Animated. A handyman from the 20th ship in a physician’s office. She dD To Be Announced. 1 0:00AM (D Pea-wee's Playhouse (It) Star Search |60 min.) Iln Stereo) (D Three Stooges itoties, how wait until your brother has been century finds himself in Bth-century Came- usually get an apology. must pass a nationwide certifica­ (® MOVIE: 'Johnny Concho' The story Season Premiere (CC). OH Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ (11) Q.L.O.W . Wrestling lot. (75 min.) of the regeneration of a cheap, boastful likely is it that out of school a few years and can Pet names belong only between W W F Superatare W restling cords A climber rappelling down a rope ® ) ® College Football: Maryland at tion exam that tests her knowl­ tinhorn. Frank Sinatra. Phyllis Kirk, Keenan (X) of the AIDS virus view his educational experience the closest friends and family. 7:00AM (XI Voung Universe suspended from a helicopter; the least ex­ W est Virginia (3 hrs.) (Live) edge in the administrative, clini­ Wynn. 1956. (X) Buck Rogers pensive car; an Australian diamond mine. could be trans- with more perspective. I ’ve come (X) Pisstieman ® MOVIE: 'More American Graffiti' Please tell all those people who cal and general aspects of the ® Ask the Manager fit) Sou) Train (In Stereo) mitted this to realize that the teachers I claim it’s “ just a habit.” and have CD Buga Bunny & Tweety Show Ani­ (R) The Graffiti gang grows up in the 60s. Ron medical office. CMAs must also (S) Maquina del Tiempo (g) O.L.O.W. Wrestling W W F Superstars of Wrestling Howard, Paul LeMal. 1979. way? ' disliked the most in school were themselves conned into thinking mated Season Premiere (CC). earn continuing education credits CD Funtastic Worid of Hanna-Barbera d?) From a Country Garden ® ® ALF (CC). (g) ® Ahrin and the Chipmunks^lCC). (g) 2 Hip 4 TV (CC). really the best after all. What’s it’s cute or more informal, that it in order to keep their @ ) American Interests (R) than good, especially for those g j BraveStarr (In Stereo) dD Slime Time @ America: The Second Century d J Portrait of a Family DEAR READER: The Human more, you can actually get to like is nothing of the kind. It’s certification. (g) W W F Wreatling Spotlight Innunodeficiency Virus (H IV ). kids who ate no breakfast. juice, fruits and vegetables. [CNN] Big Story (g ) Superchargers ® MOVIE: 'Trigger Point' extremely presumptuous and of­ ' I hope this explains why some d S El Teeoro del Saber the cause of AIDS, is spread by [DIS] Wuzzles ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). ® Black Perspective fensive, and they should not be “ office nurses” behave in an [ESPN] Sportsman Series (g) Tony Brown's Journal S S El Rsino Sahrais ® MOVIE: 'The Duchess and the Dir- intimate sexual contact and by DEAR READER: Your char­ DEAR DR. GO’TT: Is Retin-A C h a n n e l s surprised when someone is an­ unprofessional manner. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' The dH World Wide Wreatling © ) Washington Week in Review (CC). twater Fox' A dancehall girl and a con man blood, such as transfusions and acterization of your brother’s used on the pimple or scar of noyed by it. proprietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains MOVIE: 'BenjI the Hunted' try to hustle the old west, (.oldie Hawn, J.M.. CMA. W F 8 B Hertford. C T QD [DIS] i i ) Fall Guy contaminated needles in drug teacher is, I hope, based on acne? resort ponders the future of her once- Stranded in the Pacific Northwest, the can­ George Segal. 1976. NOBODY’S HONEY ROYAL OAK. MICH. WNYW NswVaik. NT (D [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America: thrivino business. Maureen Stapleton. Trini ine star finds himself playing surrogate par­ ® Santo Domingo Invite abusers. HIV is not spread by schoolroom facts, not on dietary IN FLAKHART, IND. WTNH New HewwitCT OD Sum m er (Semes (R) preferences. Juice, fruits and won NewYoitieNY CD Alvarado, Lee Richardson. 1987. Rated ent to four orphaned cougar cubs, Benji, (ST) Sesame Street (C6). (R) medicines, no matter how they DEAR READER: Retin-A (tre­ PG-13. Rod Steagall, Frank Inn. 1987. Rated G DEAR J.M.: It does, and I :wpix NewVoili, NY (S [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Quick and the ® MOVIE: 'The Flim-Flam Men' A con are introduced into the body. You vegetables seem to me to be tinoin) is applied to the acne WHCT Hartford. C T » DEAR NOBODY’S HONEY: I thank you for the clarification. 9;00AM ® Jim Henson's Muppet [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge (Teed' (C C ) A swashbuckling cowboy artist gives a young man who is A W O L a WTXX Wetstbury. C T • are completely safe using the appropriate snack-food for fifth lesions themselves. Although the believe that most people who call Babies Season Premiere (CC). [HBO] Inside the N FL Hosts: Len Daw­ comes to the aid of a family of homestead­ course in flim-flamming. George C. Scott, WWLP Sprinqfiaid. M A 9 ers in this adaptation of Louis L'Amour's hormone as prescribed. graders, especially if they drug’s exact mode of action is son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) Harry Morgan, Michael Sarrazin. 1967 co-workers, and strangers. WEDH Hartford. C T ® McCreary Report novel. Sam Elliot, Tom Conti, Kate Cap- skipped breakfast. Forget the unknown, the medicine is thought “ Hon,” “ Honey,” “ Dear” or Abbv's favorite recipes are oolno like W T W 8 New London. (7T m ® Superman [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Concorde - Air­ shaw. 1987. Rated NR. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newmday Hertford. C T m DEAR DR. GO’TT: My broth­ acid business; it’s a non-issue. to act by decreasing the cohesive­ hotcakesi Send vour name and address, wvrr port '7 9 ' The world's fastest plane tries to [DIS] Zorro other pet names do so with nary a plus check or money order for $3.50 to: W 8 B K Boaton. M A m (3D Worid Wide Wrestling out-manuever a powerful missile. Alain [USA] Perfect Diet er’s teacher is narrow-minded, Most fifth graders are quire ness of the outer skin cells, SpringSaMe M A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Made In Heaven' (CC) thought that they are being Abbv's Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, WOQB m (3® Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Delon, Susan Blakely. Roben Wagner. 11:10AM [C N N ] Science - Tschnol- overiy strict, self-righteous, neg­ adept at getting all the carbohy­ causing more rapid shedding of Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is WXTV Petereeit. NJ o A young accident victim is sent back to presumptuous or offensive. SprlngRaM. M A d® Bugs Bunny 1979. Rated PG. ogy W eek drates they need at home; carbs Included.) WQBY 0 Earth to (ind the woman he fell in love with ative and a “ health nut” to boot. the cells, (with resulting shed­ (They re just being “ friendly.” ) wric Hartford. C T jn (g ) Smurfs' Advohtures (CC). [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Stakeout' (CC) A Seat­ 11:30AM (X) Flipl Premiere in heaven. Timothy Hutton, Kally McGillis, For snack time, these fifth are the preferred fodder for this ding of the oily material within CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) (S ) MOVIE: Charlie Chan In Paris' A tle police detective falls in love with the Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG. (In It is your right, of course, to nip woman he's been aasigned to keep tabs D To Be Announced. DISNEY Olensv Charmsl (OtS) double homicide leads the famed Oriental Stereo) graders are only allowed orange age group. Therefore, I wouldn’t the pores). Areas of active acne it in the bud since such familiarity NativM outnumbered Sports Natwodi on Richard DreylWs, Emilio Estevez, Ma­ (jS Eagle's Preview Boston College Foot­ ESPN ( W N l detective into the sewers of object to the teacher insisting on a Horn# BoaDfSoa IHSQl deleine Stowe. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ball Coach Jack BIcknall gives a preview of juice and fruits and vegetables. I are usually interspersed with irritates you. However, I ’ll print So many foreigners work in HBO Oland. Erik Rhodes. Mary Brian. 1935. agree they shouldn’t eat candy, little nutritional variety. Because scar tissue; therefore, scar tissue CINEMAX Cinemax [MAXI [U S A ] It Thera Love After Marriage upcorhing games. your letter to let my readers know Kuwait, Dubai, Qatar and Abu Moria Channal [TMCl Contlnuod.. TMC dD CapiUn Centella (g) ® Completely Mental Misadven­ but I think ail this acid in the the teacher’s snacks are clearly is often simultaneously treated that not everyone appreciates pet Dhabi that the natives are USA USA Natworii (USA) 10:10AM [CNN] ShowMz Week La Plaza morning would do more harm more healthful than traditional with Retin-A. names. outnumbered. L siaatay^^setir t t , KITtrCAIILYLe byLwryWrloM exciting lifestyle. Robby Benson, Martha MAPU by BniM BdelH* GARFIELD Longley, Martin Mull. 1985. (R) AND FRIEWDS (3 ) Suleyman the Magnificent Filmed in SAtnrday, Continaed Satarday, Coatiaaed Turkey at the palaces and mosques of Ot­ toman Sultan Suleyman I. ruler for 46 years "Qaifleld and (1520-'66) over an empire that included ^ i N o e i s CMf friends," a new an­ Asia, Europe and Africa. Actor Ian McKel­ d S M O V IE ; "D m Y u r of Living Danger- IX) Home Shopping Overnight Service m e , ■ [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Ta i-P an ' Based on ® M otorweek A new Peugeot model, imated series len narrates. (60 min.) (R) ouely' A journalist, trying to scoop*^the po­ (3 hrs.) James Clavell's best-selling saga of co­ the 405; new models from Isuzu; why A"T his G D T u Musica (Repeticion) tential political overthrow of Indonesia, Runaway With tha Rich and Famous lonial Hong Kong and the bitter power some children are starting driving lessons featuring that fam­ GD meets and falls in love with the British at­ Actor Stacy Keach in Bordeaux, France; A T e s t , struggle between an opium dealer and his early and fast. ous lasagna-lov- MOVIE: 'Forty Second Street' A tache. Mel Gibson, Sigourney Weaver, Hong Kong; British Columbia; a health competitors. Bryan Brown. Joan Chen, young understudy must take the stage [CN N ] On the Menu Ing cat. Joins CBS's Linda Hunt. 1983. clinic in Switzerland. (R) John Stanton. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) morning lineup when the star of a musical breaks her teg [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson shortly before the opening. Warner Baxter, GD Joe Land Weight Loss Program (3) Jimmy Swaggart [U SA ] Dance Party USA on SATURDAY. [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Good Momlrtg Baby­ Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell. 1933. (3) D .c . FolHee Guest: Dick Butkus. (R) [CNN] Intamatlonal Corratpondento 12:30PM Q D m o v i e ; 'Continental lon' Seeking their fortune in America, two S E P T. 17. As in [CN N ] Showbiz Week GD Comedy Tonight With Whoopi Gold­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Soitg’ A Divide' A political reporter is sent Into the Italians find work on the set of D .W . Grif­ the six "Qarfleld" berg Seaton Premiere wild country to interview a reclusive lady fith’s "Intolemace". Virtcent Spano, Joa- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Poor Little Rich Girt' Chinese girt, already promised lo a boy, RRIR-llilSK ornithologist. John Belushi. Blair Brown. quim de Almeida, Greta Scacchi. 1987. prime-time spe­ Claiming to be an orphan, the daughter of a (3) Racing From Plainsfield fails in love with another. Nancy Kwan. M W B r a p e E i wealthy soap manufacturer joins a song- James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. Allen Goorwitz. 1981. Rated PG-13. cials, Oarfleld's (3) MOVIE: 'The Guyana Tragedy: Tha OOUECnOMOfl- and-dance team's act. Shirley Temple, Al­ swvusamaawr. ( ( i @ ) Portrait of a Famity voice will be Story of Jim Jonaa' Jim Jones' life is [ESPN] SportsCenter . [TM C] MOVIE: The Survivors' Two ice Faye, Gloria Stuart. 1936. SD fAR.. neurotic victims of the economic crunch traced from his childhood through his min­ [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes ^ What About Women supplied by Lor­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Stakeout' (CC) A Seat­ become entangled in a predicament that istry. Powers Boothe. Ned Beatty. Rosal­ to the Movies & Coming Attractions enzo Music. tle police detective falls in love with the dD Emba|adores de la Musica Colom- alters the course of their lives. Robin Wil­ ind Cash. 1980. Part 1 of 2. woman he’s been assigned to keep tabs (3) Alfred Hrtchcock Pre­ biarta liams, Walter Matthau, Jerry Reed. 1983. 2:15AM CHECK IISTINGS on. Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Ma­ GD Punto y Aparte [CNN] Evans 8i Novak Rated R. sents fOR EXACT TIME deleine Stowe. 1967. Rated R. (In Stereo) © ) MOVIE: 'The Lords of Ftatbush' This [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'VVitchbosrd' A deadly [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A L 3:30PM CS Coiumbo nostalgic comedy-Hdrams portrays the supernatural force is unleashed when a Chinese girl, already promised to a boy. 9 : 3 0 P M GD Notlciaa Ollmpicas 1957 high school kids in hot rods and hair woman uses a Ouija board to communi­ falls in love with another. Nancy Kwan. CD College Football: Miami at Michigan [C N N ] This Week in Japan curlera. Susan Blakely, Henry Winkler. cate with the other side. Taw ny Kitaen, James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Cj§) Moffc and M indy W omen's Platform Diving Finals; Men's Sylvester Stallone. 1974. Todd Allen, Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated Microwave Master: To Your HealthI Gymnastics Team Competition; Swim­ 1 0 : 0 0 P M CD W est S7th (60 min.) x-o [ESPN] College Football: Yale at Brown (S ) F r id ^ the 13th; Th e Series A cursed [ C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred R. ming; Preliminaries in Boxing. Men's Bas­ CD (D New s (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) cradle gives deadly orders to parents des­ ketball and Volleyball. From Seoul. Korea. Hickman, Nick Charles. perate to save their baby. (60 min.) (R) (In 2:30AM GD Tales From the Darkside [H B O ] Warning: Food May Be Hazar­ © ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell (3 hrs.) (Live) GD Headlines on Trial [D IS ] M O V IE: 'A ll About Eve' A star- Stereo) An overweight woman receives a bizarre dous to Your Health (C C ) Based on re­ Speers Saa Turtles' Last Danes (CC) How ^ Wild.^Wild West struck girl manipulates and connives her e 1M« by NCA. 'ne. DeGfatai Junior High GD diet kit. search by Consumers Union, an examina­ [CN N] Your Money man has caused the seven species of sea (3) P.O.V.: Oates of Heaven (CC) The way to stardom. Winner of six Oscars, in­ tion of food and how it affocts those who cluding ^ s t Picture. Bette Davis, Anne (3) Dating Game [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard (R) Record Guido turtles to nearly disappear and what is proprietors and patrons of a pet cemetery consume it. Includes interviews with legal being done to prevent their extinction. are interviewed in this sometimes humo­ Baxter, George Sandbra. 1950. [CNN] Sports Latenight ON THE PASTHACK by Bill Holbrook and medical experts. (3) Horsey's Hollywood Previews of 4:00PM SD Knight Rider movies to be released and interviews with [C N N ] Sports Saturday rous examination of American values con­ [ESP N ] AW A Championship Wrestling [ESPN] College Football: Ohio State at [U SA ] Cover Story ds NWA Main Event actors. cerning business, the family and death. (90 Pittsburgh (3 hrs.) (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'The living Daylights' min.) 1 1 :4 5 P M [MAX] MOVIE; Emman- 0 UMNT ME Tb 1:00PM OD WWF Wrestling Spot­ ® M O V IE : 'Th e Phantom of the Opera' dZ) Doctor Who (C C ) James Bond battles villainous forces ueile' Exotic Thailand has a sexually liber­ [U SA ] Night Right: Take-Off to Rock IPrr^ VrtAt THATTHISI CoMPArtV1. ...I UAXTyDOToiNTeRVifW (3) Combatl m w iB U THEOFim nA'^ light A mad composer haunts the sewers be­ (S) Wonderful Worid of Disney; The planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ ating effect on the young wife of a French 'n ' Roll Cowboys 1b Esfteusrt TftMirnoNt) i—iWDCoiJTWwfV.'...... T h e gECoro-SETTER neath the Paris Opera House and tries to tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ @ PEUCULA; 'A Toda Maquina' Las av- diplomat. Sylvia Kristel, Alain Cuny, Mar­ f & g z 5AU® AO eUXTiN? (0) MOVIE: 'Frankenstein Conquers the Sw am p Fox 2:45AM 3 ) Home Shopping Over­ u m e i\v f/ help a young soprano achieve stardom. ton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. enturas de dos policies motorizados, pe- ika Green. 1974. Rated NR. S0.9oe. 5mce IN CHAK6£ OF W orld' A young Japanese boy turns into a [CN N] Newswatch night Service (2 hrs.. 15 min.) giant, rampaging creature after feeding on Herbert Lorn, Heather Sears, Thorley W al­ 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) leoneros, mujeriegos, cantadaores y muy -iw hWOSUfTfR... ' I f ters. 1962. [D IS ] Boat of Ozzie aiKl Harriot cumplidores de su deber. Pedro Infante, 1 2 : 0 0 A M GD Home Shopping Net­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'House' (CC) A young the radiation-poisoned heart of the Fran­ [MAX] Vintage Performances (In work (3 hrs.) writer must face the horrors of his past kenstein monster. Nick Adams. Seuko Ta- (S ) ® Sum m er Olym pics Highlights of [HBO] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While Stereo) Luis Aguilar. ^ (3) M O V IE: 'Th e Devil's Rain' The leader when his son disappears in an old family gami, Kumi Mizuno. 1966. various events. (3 hrs.) (Taped) training for an international arm-wrestling GD Hardcastle and McCormick home. William Katt, George Wendt, Ri­ Vli competition, a trucker tries to re-establish 8:00PM CD Jackie Gleason: The of a cult of devil worshippers returns to ® ® Baseball; Regional Coverage (3 dD Julia Child and Company [C N N ] Headline News chard Moll. 1986. Rated R. a relationship with his estranged son. Great One (C C ) A tribute to the life and earth to search for the book signed by Sa­ hrs.) (Live) ® M O V IE ; Last of the Red Hot Lovers' career ef lejgendary comedian Jackie Glea­ Sylvester Stallone. Robert Loggia, Susan [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard tan's disciples. Ernest Borgnine. Eddie Al­ 2:55AM [MAX] m o v i e ; 'wnm ps' a O ) Collectors A middle-aged man attempts to have an Blakely. 1987. Rated P(j. (In Stereo) son. featuring film clips and memories by (60 min.) bert, Ida Lupino. 1975. college freshman is forced to help a fra­ affair in order to perk up his humdrum ex­ friends and colleagues including Art Car­ dD PEUCULA: El Secreto de Tommy' [USA] Airwolf [HBO] Twelfth Annual Young Comedi­ ®(S!)N«v» ternity brother win the heart of a beautiful Joselito casamentero, adolescente y jinete istence. Aian Arkin, Sally Kellerman, Paula ney, Audrey Meadows. Joyce Randolph, ans Show (C C ) Comics Haywood Banks, librarian. Louie Bonanno, Deborah Blais- Prentiss. 1972. Jane Curtin and Teri Garr. (2 hrs.) @ ) MOVIE; ‘Tan Tigara from Kwang- se enamora de la hija de un propietario de 6:30PM CD C B S N o w s (CC). Paul Dilleiy, Richard Jeni, Cathy Ladman tung' A Chinese patriot being pursued by dell, Jim Abele. 1987. Rated R. caballos. Joselito, Fabienne Dali, Fernando dD Tu Musica CD GD Reporters Scheduled: videotape and Rick Reynolds headline the show from CD Too Close for Comfort an ambftioua Ch'ing official is given sanc­ O S m o v i e : ‘Sky Dragon' Casanova. 1963. of the deathbed confession of a Teams­ the Storyville Jazz Hall in New Orleans, La. 3:00AM Victory Garden (CC). CiD GS Private Benjamin tuary by an antl-Ch'ing agent provocateur. Charlie Chan and son firKl murder on a dZ) Ramofui Premiere (CC). (R) ters' president. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Host: Paul Rodriguez. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Ti Lung, Fu Sheng. 1981. d D M O V IE : 'G as-s-s-s' A mysterious gas (SD Motorweek plane. Roland Winters. Keye Luke. 1949. [CNN] Newsday causes the death* of everyone over 25 CD ® Califomia Girls (CC) Host Lorenzo [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Heat' (CC) A Las Vegas MOVIE: 'The Deadly Trap' A man WINTHROP byOlekCwrani What's Happening Nowll GD GD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) years of age. Ben Vereen, ^ d Cort, Cindy Lamas looks at what makes California bodyguard is forced into a confrontation discovers that he and his family are in dan­ [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Rad' Despite his upcom­ ® That's the Spirit Williams. 1970.' (3 ) Alice working women so different than the rest with a second-generation mobster when a ger w h m he quits working for an industrial ing entrance exams, a college-bound teen­ of the country. (60 min.) friend is savagely beaten. Burt Reynolds, ager can't resist the lure of competitive [D IS] MOVIE: Top Kids' Three compu­ ® Benson espionage agency. Frank Langelta, Faye [CNN] Newsnight C£ MOVIE; 'Kings Go Forth' An Amsri- Karen Young. 1987. Rated R. Dunaway. Barbara Parkins. 1972. BMK bike racing. Bill Allen, Lori Laughlin, ter whiz-kids develop a simulated time- [C N N ] Pinnacle [U SA] MOVIE: 'A Boy and His Dog’ A Talia Shire. 1986. Rated PG. travel game. Ross Harris, Anthony Ho, Niki can lieutenant on leave falls In love with a [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CN N ] Newsnight young man and his dog face the difficulties [D IS] Here's Boomer girl who falls for his ne'er-do-well buddy. of the year 2024 when the earth is a post- [U S A ] Hollyw(K>d Insider Lands. 1987. 1 0 :1 5 P M (S) MOVIE; 'Popeya' The Frank Sinatra. Tony Curtis, Natalie W ood. 12 :3 0 A M CD siw't ttw Shwiff atomic wilderrtess. Don Johnson, Susanne [ESP N ] College Football: Alabama at 7:00PM CD Lifestyles of the Rich and cartoon character and his friends come to (H) Flower Shop Season Pre­ 1958. Benton, Jason Robards. 1S75. « 1:30PM Texas A & M (3 hrs.) (Live) Famous (60 min.) life in this musical comedy. Robin Williams, C£ MOVIE; ‘TIm D w tiM Wonwn Qot miere GD M O V IE: 'YantI' In turn-of-the-century Even' A group of housewives seeks re­ CD Family Has (CC). Shelley Duvall, Ray Walston. 1980. 3:30AM [CNN] 'This W eek in Japan ® Computer Chronicles 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up Eastern Europe, a young woman disguises venge after an unscrupulous talent agent CD (S) N ew s herself as a man in order to pursue the 10 :3 0 P M (D Three's a Crowd uses compromising photos to blackmail [TMC] m o v i e : Th a ^ o r - [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [HBO] MOViE; 'I Warn to 3:55AM 4:15PM education traditionally forbidden to Jewish them. Jo Ann Pflug, Julie Haggerty, Gerald ciat' Oscar-winning adaptation of William Live' (C C ) The fact-based story of Barbara CD It's a Uving Jan's decision to wear a CD Benny Hill [U SA] Tennis: DuPont All-American women. Adapted from Isaac Bashevis Sin­ Gordop. 1980. Peter Blatty's bestseller about a demini- Graham, who, despite continual pleas of blond wig stirs up trouble in her marriage. Championship Finals, from Amelia Island, gers's short story. Barbra Streisand, Am y GD IN N New s cally possessed 12-year-otdgirl. Ellen Bur- innocence, was convicted of murder and (R) (3) ® Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: Fla. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Irving, Mandy Patinkin. 1963. (3 ) America’s Top Ten styn. Max von Sydow, Linda Blair. 1973. sentenced to death in the mid-1950's. G D T and T (C C ) A teen-ager, accused of Men's Gymnastics (Team Competition). Rated Rw(ln Stereo) 2:00PM dD Banacek Lindsay Wagner, Martin Balsam. 1983. arson, seeks revenge on the person she GD MOVIE: 'Tha Seniors' A group of col­ (3) ® Summer Olympics Continue From Secml, Korea. (2 hra.) (Live) lege seniors hatch a get-rich-quick Hawaii Five-0 believes framed her. (R) (In Stereo) [D I S ] Great M omenta in Disney Anim a­ [C N N ] Everts & Novak 4:00AM [CNN] Larry King Weekend (D 4:30PM US Frugal Gourmet scheme. Dennis Quaid, Priscilla Barnes. G S Charles in Charge (C C ) A beautiful tion (C C ) Host Carol Burnett gives an over­ [ESPN] Austrelien Rules Football: M O V IE: 'Forbidden Planet' A profes­ ® Let’s Go Bowling (60 min.) 1977. view of Disney's animation techniques 4:20AM [HBO] m o v i e ; The Living sor and his daughter are rescued after 20 coed bids on Charles at a sorority "slave" Semifinal One (60 min.) (Taped) Dayllghta' (C C ) James Bond battles vil­ M O V IE: 'Am erican Justice* A former from the Laugh-O-Grams of the 1920s to years on the planet Altaire. Walter Pidg- dD Topo Gigio auction on behalf of the Powell clan. (R) (3) lainous forces planning to arm the Rus­ CHIMB AND CHAUNCEY byVmeoRodrmH police officer wages war against corrupt today's computer animation. (60 min.) 1 2 : 4 0 A M [TMC] m o v i e ; 't i w f v eon, Anne Francis. Leslie Nielsen. 1956. dZ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) (3 )C .O .P .S . A new animated series about sians In Afghanistan. Dalton’s debut as border guards who are exploiting Mexican (CC ) A scientist Is transformed into a mon­ crime-fighting heroes in the 21st century [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater 007. Tim o tl^ Dalton, Maryam d’Abo, Jer­ • ItlSTrtbUfWU A rt of W illiam Alexander and Lowell [CN N ] Big Story emigrants. Wilford Brimley, Jameson Par­ strous insect following sn ill-fated telepor­ ANY SECTION YOUfeE NOT who belong to C.O.P.S. (Central Organiza­ oen Krabbe. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) m e m r Speers ker, Gerald McRaney. 1986. 1 1 : 0 0 P M (D CD ® N ew s tation experiment. J ^ Goldblum, GMna PARTIIXILARLY POND OF?^ 5:00PM (DKojak tion of Police Specialists). (60 min.) Davis, John (3etz. 1986. Rated R. (In i F v o u v e a o T ® M O V IE : 'Doctor Faustus' A medieval Wild America (CC) A survey of the CD Taxi 4:30AM QS Tvrillght Zom CD A -Te a m (3 ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). GD Stereo) T O 6 0 W H I l . e alchemist sells his soul to the Devil in re­ landscapes and wildlife of Monument Val­ CD Mort After Dark [DIS] MOVIE: 'Poor Unto Rich Girl' turn for unlimited knowledge. Richard Bur­ CS) Knight Rider G D Beijing Acrobatic Com pany From the ley, the Grand Canyon and Utah's sand­ 12:45AM (S) m o v i e ; ‘t i m h o u m of Claiming to be an orphan, the daughter of a \rMfi0NE.~6O GD Cheers (CC). ton. Elizabeth Taylor, Andreas Teuber. dD Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - Beijing National Theater, a performance of stone arches. (R) Fear' Based on "Tha Five Pips" bv Arthur wealthy soap manufacturer joins a song- O N T W e ^ , 1967. traditional Chinese acrobatics by the Beij­ Keys to Success Outdoors MOVIE; 'The Fifth Musketeer* The GD j Conan Doyle. Tha British supersisuth in- and-dance team's act. Shirley Temple. Al­ ing Acrobatic Company. (R) (3) NeWSPIVPEf^/ ® M O V IE: 'Legend of Custer' The car­ Saint king of France imprisons his twin brother (3 ) Tales From the Darkside A husband vestigstes the murders of rrtembers of s ice Faye. Gloria Stuart. 1936. eer of General George Armstrong Custer is gentlemen's club. Bssil Rsthbone. Nigel 3 ) Hee H aw to hide his identity. Beau Bridges. Rex Har­ (Lou Jacobi) with back pain and a nagging [M AX ] Eros Anterica Fea­ dD Noticiero Unhrision Bruce. 1945. 4:35AM depicted. Wayne Maunder. Slim Pickens, (3) It's s Living A journalist interviews the rison, Ursula Andress. 1979. wife (Peggy Cass) go to a doctor who sug­ tured: the best-to-date of this magazine Michael Danter. 1968. dZ) Julia Child and More Company gests an unusual form of treatment. girls about their experiences as wai­ (3) M O V IE : 'Batm an' Villains of the un­ 1 :0 0 A M CS Love Boat show about erotica. Adventures in Scale Modeling [CN N] Newswatch tresses. (R) derworld join forces to dispose of Batman ® Rat Patrol CD Naked City dD MOVIE; 'Countdown To The Look­ [ M A X ] M O V IE; 'M atew an' (C C ) A fact- (3 ) National Geographic (60 min.) and Robin. Adam West. Burt Ward, Cesar (S ) Comady Tonight With Whoopi Gold- Romero. 1966. (D America'e Top Ten ing Glass' Scott Glenn. based account of the conflicts between a Star Trak: Tha Next Generation (CC) berg growing coal miners' union and their stub­ [U S A ] Night Flight; New Sounds Most new lieutenants [M AX] Fats Domino 8i Friends (In (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) GD National Geographic (60 min.) born bosses in 1920 West Virginia. Chris Stereo) 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide Cooper, Will Oldham. James Eari Jones. [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [CN N] PrimeNews [C N N ] Pinnacle come through ROTC 9 - / T 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek 1987. Rated PG-13. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Snoopy. Come Home' [MAX] M O V IE : 'M atew an' (C C ) A fact- [ESPN ] SportsCenter 1 :2 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE; The Curse' based account of tha conflicts between a FT. MONROE. Va. (AP) - The [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Three O'Clock High' A Snoopy bids Charlie Brown farewell in or­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Aliena' (CC) A team of Alien contamination transforms the mem­ ZIPPY by Bill OrtflNh 2:30PM (3D Collsge Football: Florida growing coal miners' union and their stub­ timid student agonizes through the worst der to return to his first owner. 1972. intergalactic Marines set out to eradicate bers of a Tennessee farm family into disfi­ American military community State at Clemson (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) born bosses in 1920 W est Virginia. Chris day of his life after a foul-tempered bully Rated 6. the creatures responsible for the destruc­ gured maniacs. Wil Wheaton. Claude A k­ produces more officers through (S ) doy of Painting (R) Cooper, Will Oldham, James Earl Jones. challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- [E S P N ] College Football: Ohio State at tion of the Nostromo in this Oscar-winning ins. Malcolm Danars. 1987. Rated R. 1987. Rated PG-13. ROTC than by any other pro­ dZ) Woodcarving With Rick Butz maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson. Pittsburgh (3 hrs.) (Live) sequel to the 1979 film. Sigourney [M AX] MOVIE; 'Stripper' Six women [USA] MOVIE; 'Mausoleum' A gram. according to Maj. Gen. [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: Project X' (CC) An Air Weaver, Michael Biehn, Paul Reiser. 1986. talk about their lives and livelihood as they ' Po l k a S T K i P e J s centuries-old farnily curse afflicts a 30- [U S A ] Double Trouble Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ Rated R. (In Stereo) prepare to compete at the First Annual Robert E. Wagner. H A k P S o O o T f g [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wirmera Take All' A year-otd woman, as the demon that pos­ tion related to the specialized training pro­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Joy of Flying' A girt Stripper's Convention in Las Vegas. Ja- About 70 percent of new lieuten­ motocross champion’s return home ( ^ Victory Garden sesses her starts a killing spree that only a 5:30PM gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ takes a solo vacation from her Berlin bou­ nstte Boyd. Sara Costs. 1986. Rated R. (In sparks a rivalry with an old friend and com­ psychiatrist friend can end. Bobbie Bresee, ants will have come out of ROTC petitor. Don Michael Paul, Kathleen York, (S) Fight BackI With David Horowitz ick. Helen Hunt. Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated tique to experience the excitement of inter­ Stereo) Msrjoe Gortner. 1983. national jet-setting. Gianni Garko, Betty in 1988 through a chain of 1,200 OOIHG. fS VA/0(iT*l Robert Krantz. 1987. Rated PG-13. d D Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- PG. (In Stereo) 1 : 3 0 A M (X) Sustaining f f l dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- 8:30PM GD This Old House (CC). Verges. Corinne Cartier. 1978. Rated R. colleges and universities. [TMC] Short Film Showcase [USA] Mike Hammer ■ QS INN Nawe (MfOVWHG! istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don [D IS ] A Pocket for Corduroy Based on [U S A ] MOVIE: 'A Boy and Hie Dog' A West Point will have supplied 7 Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) 7:30PM (D m*a*s*h young man and his dog face the difficulties m A B C Naw e (CC). 3:00PM (ID Knight RMar the children's book by Don Freedman, a percent and the rest will have @ ] This Old House (CC). CD Jeopardyl (CC). little boy finds a toy bear named Corduroy of the year 2024 whan the earth is a post- [C N N ] Croaefira Saturday d S M O V IE ; ‘King Kong' Kong, taken to atomic wilderness. Don Johnson. Susanne come from other methods of OS M am a's Family Bubba and Mama in a Laundromat. New York as an attraction, becomes en­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday CD (3) Benton. Jason Robards. 1975. [ESPN] Surfer Magailna almost miss their high-school graduation. commissioning. raged when he senses that the woman he [U SA ] Check It Out) 9:00PM CB GD Beyond Tomorrow [U S A ] Night Flight; Video Profile; loves is being mistreated. Charles Grodin, (R) Scheduled; flying saucer inventor Dr. Paul 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Entertainment This Joanna Sdngrey More than 9,000 men and Jessica Lange. Jeff Bridges. 1976. 6:00PM ( D ® N ew s G D Talas From the Derkside A husband Moller; the largest underground nuclear W eek Actress Teri Garr. (60 min.) (In women will have completed the (Lou Jacobi) with back pain and a nagging waste storage plant; a breakthrough drug Stereo) 2 : 0 0 A M (XI N«wa (R) \ G l) Soul Train (In Stereo) CD Three's Company last major steps to earning gold wife (Peggy Cass) go to a doctor who sug­ which restrains the desire for alcohol. (60 CD Columbo ( E MOVIE: 'The Counterfeit Traftor' A (S) Madeleirte Cooks: The Omelette A -Te a m gests an unusual form of treatment. naturalized Swedleh executive Is coerced bars after summer leadership CD min.) (In Stereo) ( D Star Search (60 min.) S how (R) (In Stereo) by the British government into spying on training. They will be commissi­ CiD Charles in Charge Sarah's boyfriend (X) ® MOVIE; 'Califomia Girit' (CC) A ® Benson causes trouble when he asks Jamie for a (3i) Best of Saturday Night bored New Jersey auto mechanic heads the Neiie. WiSem Holden, LMi Palmer. oned as officers in 1980. Hugh Griffith. 1962. dD Chesplrito date. (R) (3 ) ® Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: for the W est Coast in search of a new and Continued... M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 17, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 17,1988 — M

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CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. IB) Com pli­ ACROSS 6 Laugh syllabis Answer to Pravious PuzzI* % u r cations you may have to deal with today 7 Singer could actually be ot your own doing. ISiHl 1 3 ^ 3 1 3 1 Spartan slave Fitzgerald ^W rthday They can be avoided If your actions are 6 Flacks 8 Rssponss m h i □ □ □ not rash or Impulsive. llWIIdshssp 9 Rsvsri* □BE10EJC] m ncinnE] A0UARIU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. IB) A n Influ­ S«pt. 18,1988 13 Diet vsgatabla 10 Middle Eastern Q Q n i n El ential contact who has helped you pre­ viously will resent being Imposed upon 14 Franknas* nation OEID A socret ambition you've nurtured for a today if burdened with your problems. 15 Banafactor 12 Curtains El 13 D n n Q El □ couple of years looks like It could be re­ Keep your distance. 16 _ band 13 Bird sound □EIC] alized in the year ahead. Begin now to PtSCEB (Fob. 20-March 20) Stick with 17 RIpan 18 Alcoholic. cultivate contacts who can help you decisions that you've previously taken 19 J a i _ bavsrags □O EinO E3E1I3U PEANUTB by Charles M. Bcbulz achieve your aims. time to think through. Last minute revi­ CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* A C*i*l* 20 Sword 21 Go to higher □EinUElODD CIDCID VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In order to sions won't be nearly as effective and 23 Entartalnsr court □ □ D be expeditious, you might try to force a could gum up the v'orks. REMEWBER, BOVS, T HOW COULD T 1 [7 REMEMBER. G A —J I KNOU/i V~1 I EUPPOBE VBR "V ’^IF you LIVE ALONE IN TNE PE5ERT \ testy Issue to some type of conclusion Sumac 22 Whit* water D G E3_8 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be sensible VER.HUKjeRVi ■A WE FORGET J I KNOW, I'M I WOMDERIN'WHY I LONG ENOUGH,YOU RNP YOURSELF. today. Unfortunately, square pegs about your work habits today. Don't at­ T - i I-T~------? ____HUNGRY. y< WOULDN'T LET 'EM / 24 _ au vin 24 New Deal R A N C 1 | d _L _E EJCinE] TALKING TO ROCKS.. won't fit Into round holes. Know where tempt to do something by yourself that B 27 Friendly corre- program ^ e a t ? , ______. < M E D D L E DBE3Ii] _U _8 to find romance and you'll find It. The you know going In will require additional spondant(2 25 Bullfight chaar S L A V e | R □ □ □ □ R T Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly re-' pairs of hands. wds.) 26 Sin* _ non veals which signs are romantically per­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Treat seri­ 29 Wads 28 Rim fect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, 38 Products of 50 Work of art ous matters as such today, but don't P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101- get uptight about situations that are In­ 31 Ubarsca's in- 30 First copiss mint 51 Liquafy 3428. significant or frivolous. If you do, you strumant (ibbr.) 39 Go swiftly UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Unless you could spoil everyone's fun, Including 35 Stop 32 Wallabs tra* 41 Brown 62 VP * stand up for your rights today, you your own. 36 Bohamian 33 Author Anal* _ 42 Fragrant superior might not get your dues. Don't let a glib, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you have a 37 Holv 34 PovartyMrar 43 Stratum fast talker snow you under with more 54 Undo** (post) disagreement with your mate today, 40 Year (Sp.) agency (sbbr.) 45 Epic posm 9 - <7 flimsy promises. keep It within the confines of your own 41 Mountain pas* 36 Skatsr Eric _ 47 Organ pip* 56 Cut short SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be wary ol home Instead of airing It In public. Ols- 44 Actrsas — getting Into Involvements today that do 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 • • 10 blosures could hurt the image of both. Lassar HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browns not serve your best Interests. There are CANCER (June 21-July 22) Unless you Indications that you might be drawn into ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 46 Nora* patron 11 12 13 have something nice to say about oth­ something that benefits others but not saint r u i e v^h a t i /a s a ^i t iv/ve/v ers today, It's best to keep mum. People yourself. you talk to about those who aren't pre­ 48 South of 14 18 I SA\0 *SOm PAti' AJo/Aet^ V^ILL 8B aOMETlMeS I FEet60 THEM IffllMKAPOUT AND I & t)a BAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. 21) You sent will repeat what you say. HUMAIO MIEi'R>RY"WAR& TIRED ANP WEARY ^ Mich. 72? ►VO/ejtr OUT&iP£ This are vulnerable today where pride and TIR&DAND WeARY. 18 17 I f LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rnanclal trends D I S A « ^ 49 Splendor House*' ego are concerned. Make an effort not are a mixed bag for you today, yet It's 53 Sri Lanka's to take yourself or the comments of oth­ 22 23 likely more will go out than com es in be­ former nam* ers too seriously. cause of your extravagant Inclinations. tT 55 Sscrst wadding participant 57 Basts (comp, wd.) 58 Roundsd lump Bridge 5 9 ______Grows in Brooklyn CMM Kaig F>afcaBB SynttcBlB. Inc Wortd r*Mrvw) i ‘ / 7 60 Nuisances 41 42 43 44 Blast won the ace and returned a V l7j NORTH s-n^ii spade. When South played the queen, G 10 S 4 S DOWN 46 47 46 60 61 62 THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A By Barry West took the ace and now made the ALLEY OOP byDaveOrau* » 7 6 good play of continuing with the jack. 1 Literary drudge ♦ QJ9S 63 64 66 86 I IH 'amMN6"CHt»f>»8A.IN\ie9Tl6frTm f SIR , ARE 10 U ^ BaJHN,F/xeLi eucm ?pixsipeN T Declarer ruffed with the eight of 2 Pertaining to GJ62 WE CAN DRAW ONE SO ALL WE GOTTA H I RePO^TBK /// ^ : AWARE HARP x L ^ OF OeMOCPffT/C CM tSm aA / hearts as Elast shed a club. It looked as IF TH‘ FIRST "CATCHER" I'VE GOT AN T H E N W HAT dawn ■* 67 66 OF TVI' "CATCHERS” TO IS DESTROYED OR DO IS FIGURE OUT ID E A T H A T A R E W E IPRUSS ARESOLP WEST EAST if the defenders were going to take the U S \F WE BREAK THE RENDERED INOPER- HOW TFIX TH' O U G H TA WAITIN' FOR? 3 Craacant shape OPENLY ON STREET ♦ A K J 7 2 ♦ 9 8 club king and a club r ^ f , Uie diamond 69 STAFF CORPLE HOLDS I ABLE, THE OTHER FIRST ONE, EH? WORK! LET'S DO IT! 4 Mora unusual 60 CORNERS^rEVEN V 2 V K 10 5 3 "CATCHER” WILL RESPOND! ace and probably the heart king. That 5 Chinsaa f r o n t O F „ ♦ 8 7 6 ♦ AS42 would be 200 away, a poor score. In an p f l a c b Z, philosophy (C)1Q88 by NEA. tnc. G K 10 9 7 ♦ AS4 effort to salvage something, declarer SOUTH tried to sneak to dummy by leading ♦ Q6 the diamond 10. But East won the ace, V A Q J984 got his club ruff and exited with a dia­ 4K 10 mond. South still had to lose the heart GQ83 king for down two. Vulnerable: Both Dealer; South Had South played king of diamonds THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME instead of the 10, and had Blast taken (9 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee West North East Soatb the ace and play^ as before, declarer Unscramble these four Jumbles, BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake IV could get to dummy with a diamond to THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom one letter to each square, to form ! ♦ Pass 1 NT 2 V four ordinary words. lead a heart, hoping that Blast would I TH O U G H T WELL, I NOnCEO SI WE IT WAS TH E O IL Y WAY VfE Pass Pass Pass make a careless mistake. If Blast did COULD GET OUR MONEY'S r r WAS THB ■ADU SAT THHOOGH J HAO not play the heart 10 when the seven YEMON rr TWICE y - s . V WORTH Opening lead: G K was led from dummy, declarer could fr take the deep finesse against both the king and the 10. Since declarer had By James Jacoby been careful to ruff with bis eight ear­ RUPOC lier, preserving his four, he would be Sure, part-scores are dull, but the left in dummy to take another finesse challenge is in maximizing the penal­ and prevent Blast from winning a trick ty. Ibday’s South, vulnerable, rashly with the heart king. Of course it would bid two hearts over one no-trump. be pathetic for E ^t not to play the CRUVSY West led the spade king and heart 10, but we’ve all seen stranger WHAT THE switched at trick two to the club 10. plays nude. 6WINC7LEirt5 a POSTUEE WAS. TREMIC WHAT A GUY by Bill Hoest CELEBRITY CIPHER PRANK AND ERNEST byBobThavo* Now arrange the circled letters to .. .raNMai»craMid*«m4uaMlombylMieMipMRla.pMlindpf«MnL form the surprise answer, as sug­ EMhIMirhiBwcipMrtlinditermollMr. OdgyMiM gested by the above cartoon. 'JBKZHOEMF BT E WEGGHK. " i © 0 E S 6 WWaitdiverfiem; ‘TIV T l^ ^ t ^t T T T Y T A ’ FIR6T GRADE UXH-XEP TUaVVU. E1WJ UCV (Answers Monday) IBN’r Aft TOUGH Yesterday's I SCARF PUPIL JUNKET SUBDUE HUeVa DAP EZXEPT TVVOT I Answer: What teacher did when the antelope took his AG I THINK final exam -P A SSED THE BUCK IT IG■••NO UH CEGV UCV OHGBWD W* »«2J« Ite. U I. xUUM ht lue. »Meli ...... GRAY HAIRG S S . i r * ' * - “ f **• « » » r n n '. r o . t a O H . OiUndo. FL VlSl-SSR. In oM i M M > and e r oo* M makr m r cMck m atto U VET." G E W . ' — E Z R V a W T U V B W . PREVIDUS SDLUTIDN: "I don't Cara how tar they go. A hams run counts as on* run." — Darryl Strawberry. M»wt«E8iiaH HEKAEpi gjHuhatf; wwi^ w ,ij«r -=i r ~ W .- MMJCBElTEWWERALir. SaWitlayi ' the Hawaiian and Galapagos Islands, a Siampra an Domingo Programs de their joynde m a prototype vehicle lands artists, including Debbie Gibson ( Only in GD tropical rain forest and the Arctic's Elles­ variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- them in Czechoslovakia. Bill Murray, Har­ My Dreams"): and the Jets ("Rocket 2 mere island. (60 min.) Part 2 of 12. (R) (In tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ old Ramis. Warren Oates. 1981. Rated R. ROCKABYE U ■'), who perform in Disneyland's dance Sunday, Continued Stereo) lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) club. Host: Jonathan Price. (60 min.) [U S A ] European Hair Secrets (3) MOVIE: 'March or Die* An embit­ ® Romance of Irxlian Railways James Sunday, Sept. 18 In "Rockabye," [T M C ] MOVIE: Fleshdance' A girl [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Sumhlns tered West Pointer who joined the Foreign Cameron narrates this portrait of India's 12:35AM Susannah Bartok works as a welder to support her nighttime Legion is assigned to escort an archeologi­ railways, following museum operator Mi­ Boys' After a long separation, tw o former career as a dancer. Jennifer Beals, Michael ski. Ken Wahl, Alberta Watson. 1982. (valeric Bertin- 4:00PM (X) NFL Football: Now Vorfc cal expedition to Morocco. Gene Hack- chael Satow as he travels acquiring me­ vaudeville partners reunite to renew their Nouri, Sunny Johnson. 1983. Rated R. (In frieritiship and their feud. George Bums. and their feud. George Bums, Walter Mat­ elli, r.) races Giants at Dallas Cowboys (3 hrs.) (Live) (3) Artsweek man, Catherine Deneuve, Terence Hill. morabilia. culminating with a ride on the 5:00AM CD l tov* Lucy Stereo) 1977. Walter Matthau, Richard Benjamin. 1975. thau. Richard Benjamin. 1975. Rated PG. against time to (£) MOVIE: 'Just Tall Me What You 3 ) Outer Limits Darjeeling-Himalaya line. (60 min.) QD Horn# Shopping Overnight Service [U S A ] Master Rated PG. And her kidnapped Want' A wealthy business magnate GD As! va el Beisbol Resumen semanal 3 ) One Day at a Tima [C N N ] Headline News (60 min.) 8:00AM CD New England Sunday grooms one of the women in his secretarial Naked City 1:30PM CD Siskel & Ebert The critics sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. 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DREAM (PG) There’s an appeal­ m a r r i e d to offer ‘People Postcards’ TO THE MOB ing Frank Capraesque parable of (R) Director' a free-spirited American drea­ Niiiliiinifl I,i.('lmrl< Jonathan mer at the center of Francis Ford Demme (“ Mel­ Filmeter Coppola’s portrait of Preston By Sandy Colton championship sports events or vin and How­ ’Tucker — the revolutionary auto The Associated Press conventions. Because back­ ard," "Some­ Robert DiMatteo maker who took on the combined Camera Angles grounds are maintained electron­ thing W ild ") powers of the Detroit car manu­ Remember those self-service ically, they can be changed has an easyvlr- facturers and their Washington picture booths where you could easily. t u o 8 i t y . politicians. Framed by an asser­ get three or four thumbnail, a Kodak SV6500 color video Barber projects a quick return Though his tively corny, mock-Tucker com­ black-and-white self-portraits for printer to make 4-by-5.2-inch post on investment for theme parks. films teem with pany promo film, the movie is a a quarter? cards. “Even if you average only 50 idiosyncratic Americana, a wide FBI agents are also on Angela’s celebration of the visionary in­ I ' it\I'll 1 .nil I'll' I 11'"'ii'i li Well, they’ve been upgraded, The subject merely sits in a customers a day, you are gener­ range of music and cultural heels. One of them (Matthew stinct, done with nostalgic Nor­ and the company that did the job booth, presses a button to select ating more than $50,000 a year on “ signs,” they seem to unfold Modine) is over-enthusiastic and man Rockwell imagery. It’s deft is hoping you’ll soon see the new one of four different back­ gross income,” she said. “ In casually. Demme’s skill and given to silly disguises. He takes and enjoyable, but it’s also all on versions at theme and amuse­ grounds, and sees the picture on a addition, these post cards are an intelligence don’t get in the way of one look at Angela, and he’s one level, and ends up seeming NEW ISSUE — Antarctic Explorers stamps were released ment parks, zoos, hotels, state monitor, which incorporates his effective form of promotion. It our fun. smitten. shallow. Wednesday. and national parks, and a wide own image. After a countdown of encourages someone who is hav­ His latest is.like “ Something The script is Just serviceable — range of tourist attractions a few seconds, which allows time ing a good time to mail a picture Wild,” a twisted genre piece. The a farce-spinning conceit that As ’Tucker, the gifted Jeff around the world. for the user to position himself post card to a friend or relative.” makes the FBI and the mob two Bridges has a beguiling sunniness But it won’t cost a quarter any within the background, the image K. Bradley Paxton, general genre this time is the gangster TO P ROLES — Jeff Bridges plays Preston Tucker, and movie, here transformed into a sides of the same goonish coin. and spunk; 'You believe this guy Antarctic explorers more. Now, it’s more like $3. is frozen. Ninety seconds later, he manager and vice president of glittering slapstick romantic But Demme and his cast make it could do anything. But, like the Joan Allen his wife, in "Tucker: The Man and His Dream.” Rather than three or four has a unique, personalized post Kodak’s Electronic Photography comedy. Continuing to prove that breathe. There’s a terrific appre­ movie as a whole. Bridges doesn’t headshots, though, you now get a card, ready to mail. A stamp Division, said the color video she’s as much sensitive actress as ciation of the kitschy melting-pot deepen or grow in the role. He’s honored on stamps color post card of yourself elec­ machine and place to write out printer built into the People cool beauty, Michelle Pfeiffer details of American life—a lively just a pawn in the film’s genial ‘Shag’ presents second tronically superimposed upon the card are incorporated into the Postcards system produces the stars as Angela DeMarco, the garish style that unites the film’s pro-individualist/anti-big- any of four different backgrounds machine. most ’’photographiclike” prints perfect suburban Long Island view of Long Island. Manhattan business-and-bureaucracy This se-ten of representing the machine’s “ The ability to create one-of-a- available today from electronic wife. Except for one thing: Her and Miami (where the climax scheme. The real Tucker died a Antarctic ex­ location. kind personalized post cards is sources. husband (Alec Baldwin) is a hit takes place). broken man, one of several dark Hannah to moviegoers plorers was re­ Imagine, for example, a photo what makes this attraction uni­ “ We are using the most ad­ man for mobster Tony the Tiger Matthew Modine and Michelle facts that don’t make it into this leased at Wa­ ol yourself surrounded by Mickey que,” says Pamela Barber, presi­ vanced thermal technology avail­ Pfeiffer make an intriguingly picture. shington D.C. CoUecrtors* Mouse and other Disney charac­ dent of the Del Mar, Calif., able, designed for professional (Dean Stockwell). After Tony LONDON (AP) —Hersumame But freckle-faced Hannah, 24 odd, almost pristine and weight­ last Wednes- ters at Disneyland or Disney company that has a patent photo imaging,” he said. "The ices hubby, Angela flees with her may sound familiar, but Page and 3'A years younger than her I Corner less romantic couple; Modlne’s The lovely stage actress Joan d a y . R e - World, or standing before Nia­ pending on the machine. "Within electronic image is transferred to child to Lower East Side Manhat­ Hannah is launching a movie glamorous, blond sister, says: boyishness never quite hooks up Allen looks downright anorexic as member the Russ MacKendrick gara Falls or at the base of the seconds, customers can create the color video printer, which in tan in hopes of starting a new life. career based on her own merits, “ I ’m not bombshell enough or with Pfeiffer’s qualities. Mean­ Mrs. Tucker, and her supportive- foursome of Statue of Liberty. It might even their own full-color post card, turn produces a high-quality We all know how the mob likes not on family ties. unusual enough to bring in people while, Stockwell and Mercedes wife role is just as thin. On the Polar Explor­ be possible to have you sitting on which can be mailed or kept as a color print.” to be one big happy family. So it’s simply because I have a last Ruehl threaten to steal the show. other hand, a jowly, mustachioed “ I just don’t think people are ers in 1986? t one of the spikes of Miss Liberty’s souvenir.” . 1 Projected price for the People not surprising when Tony decides name that’s similar (to someone Ruehl is a wonderful shrewish Martin Landau is a revelation as stupid enough to base a $7 million (Kane. Greely. crown, or atop the torch, if they The choice of custom-crafted Postcards system is $29,995. The he wants Angela enough to track famous), and I don’t think anyone wife — hilarious yet powerful — a shrewd businessman and movie on the fact that I’m related Stefansson and Peary-Henson.) continued with “ The drones are wanted to go that far. backgrounds is essentially unlim­ system can also be leased for her down and woo her — even else in ‘Shag’ is either.” though his ovm wife (Mercedes and Stockwell’s Tony is a daper, ’Tucker associate Abe Karaz, and to someone; I just don’t huy it,” Those were all Arctic or North responsible for laying eggs, feed­ Practically Perfect Produc­ ited. Backgrounds can incorpo­ terms of 36, 48 or 60 months. If Directed by British filmmaker Ruehl) has threatened to wipe narcissistic creep. GRADE; Dean Stockwell turns in a fine, said Daryl Hannah’s younger Pole people. ing the larvae, fanning the wax tions Inc. has developed an rate city skylines, historical you’d like one in your backyard, Zelda Barron and opening in the him out if she catches him eerie cameo performance as sister, whose new movie called The worthies shown here cells...” Any schoolkid who had automated vending system called landmarks, or characters or write; Practically Perfect Pro­ cheating. Meanwhile, two clumsy TUCKER: ’THE MAN AND HIS Howard Hughes. GRADE: w-A-'A “ Shag” opened last month in United States early this autumn, worked down under, south of ever opened a biology text would People Postcards. Designed for mascots from theme parks. In ductions Inc., 1125-D Camino Del London. “ Shag” takes its name from a Australia and Tasmania, and had have cracked up at this point. sale to theme parks and other addition, special backgrounds Mar, Del Mar, Calif. 92014; orcall popular 1960s dance. Set in South Carolina in 1963, to invert their compasses when in Getting our breaths back, we tourist locations, the system uses can be prepared for holidays. 619) 755-7033. the film intrigued some critics as However, Hannah said the search of the South Pole (per a look at the 25-cent Snowflake Don Johnson ducks violence movie was not a retread of recent a kind of son or daughter of the USPS release). stamped envelope issued on Sept. highly acclaimed “ American movies with dance themes such The first person in history to 8 at Snowflake, Ariz. It is sized I'h By Bob Thomas to Susan Sarandon is drifting into burst of pastels in the fall of 1984. Graffiti.” It portrays four teen­ as “ Dirty Dancing” and “ Salsa.” glimpse Antarctica was Natha­ by 5 inches and says ’ ’Holiday The Associated Press boredom and atrophy. The inten­ Coverage accelerated when he age girls on a last, romantic All three were choreographed by niel Palmer (1799-1877). seen on Greetings” at the lower left. For sely human script by Ernest and Barbra Streisand became an summer fling. Kenny Ortega. the upper left stamp. He was the an additional 0.4 cents you can ’Thompson (“ On Golden Pond” ) item. Johnson has been known to LOS ANGELES— Don Johnson “ Shag” also features Bridget “ It’s much more concerned captain of a seal-fishing boat, and have your return address im­ deals with relationships among be touchy about incursions on his is faced with carving out a feature Fonda, daughter of Peter Fonda, with getting to know the charac­ in search'of new hunting grounds printed for a real neat Christmas husband and wife and friends, privacy, but he seems to have film career following his huge Tyrone Power Jr., Phoebe Cates ters,” Hannah said. off the tip of South America in blivit. played by Jeff Daniels and m ellow^. success with TV’s “ Miami Vice.” and Annabeth Gish, prompting And she added, “ It’s extremely 1820, he sighted the Antarctic After the Explorers se-ten, the Elizabeth Perkins. “ It’s a difficult thing to deal And he’s becoming rather Nigel Andrews in The Financial rare to have a film about four Peninsula, which he believed to 14th 5.3-cent Elevator coil came Don Johnson waited until after with, and I would be lying if I said philosophical about it ail. Times to write that the movie’s girls with a woman directing it.” be an island. out two da'ys later at New York’s three seasons of “ Miami Vice” it wasn’t,” he said. “ I try to keep The upper right stamp is for Waldorf-Astoria. This makes, in “ If James Stewart or Henry main interest was “ that everyone Hannah plays Luanne, the It Makes Sense before undertaking a feature — a sense of humor about it and just Charles Wilkes (1798-1877). who all, 67 pieces to get in the Fonda were in my position today in it seemed to be the close straight-laced daughter of a he had made the little-noticed say the alternative is not accepta­ sighted land in 1840 and called it Transportation series. There and they could pick any film they relative of someone else.” senator. She hides behind enor­ “ Cease Fire,” before starting the ble in my business.” the Antarctic Continent. To his were only 39 different pictures wanted, what would they pick? mous glasses, her long hair piled series. credit he realized that he was but with reengraving and rejig- News, Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool What would they do? 1 figured out into a bun in the back. “ What is the single most more than a gargantuan hunk of gering it comes to 67. they’d g e t ... out of the business. The Chicago-born actress has important personal crisis facing Cinema Next ’Tuesay will see the Hearst There wasn’t really anything done year-long stints as Kate ice. Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum all of us in the 20th century? I At the lower left we see Admiral Castle at San Simeon gracing a they’d want to do,” he said. Riley on the TV series “ Fame,” think I found that in ‘Sweet America (R ) Sot 13:10, 3:35, 4:40, 7:35, Byrd (1888-1957), who conducted postal card. Orson Welles is not in of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 booK of McDonald's* Like Michael J. Fox, Bruce HARTFORD 9:55, 13:10: Sun 13:10, 3:35, 4 : ^ 7:M, and as Adair McCleery in the Hearts Dance,” ’ he said in an Clnamo CItv — Wizard of Lonelliws five expeditions to the region and sight, but there is an extra in the Willis and other TV stars, John­ (PG ) Sot and Sun 1,3:45, 9:55. — Married to the Mob (R) Sot soap opera “ Search for Tomor­ interview. “ It’s a film about us, 7-9'1P’ 1 3 ^ , 3'50, 5:10, 7:40, 10, 13: Sun 13:45, already had inspired stamp way of a zebra at the lower left to Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't waiti son was flooded with offers from Dectivert (PG-13) ^ ^ o n d Sun 1:M, row.” However, “ Shag” is her film producers seeking to about our feelings, about how we 4-15,7:30, 9:50. — Bull Durham (R ) Sat 3:50, 5:10, 7:40,10. issues in 1933, 1934 and ’35. note Hearst’s regard for the and Sun 1:10,3:55,4:50,9:30. — Tuelet: first major screen role. have figured out how to go to the The fourth Explorer is Lincoln Kingdom Animalia. He had the Fill Out the Coupon below. Mad or drop off to the transfer his Sonny Crockett al­ The Man and H li Dream (PG) Sot and UA*nraaMrs Cost — Who Framed “ In Great Britain, the fact that moon but we can’t figure out how Sun 1:30,4:05,7:10,9:30. Ellsworth (1880-1951). He made world’s largest private zoo. lure to the big screen. I have worked steadily is more Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 “ I was offered a lot of what I to talk to each other. ... ?TVr9"?55'"-5’Ba*S!b?rG)*“sSt*i’n*J flights over both the South and The last stamp for the month ■AST MARTPORO , ^ Sun 3:30, 4. — Hero and the Terror (R) recognized. In America, it’s like, call affectionately ’body-count’ “ We don’t know how to main­ Sot-Sun 7:30, 9:45. — Bio (PG) Sot and North Poles and claimed large will be the 20.5-cent Fire Engine Poor Richards ""5.5'"!!?!".::: ‘So, she’s worked steadily; most pictures,” said Johnson. "By tain relationships, how to stay out Who Framed Roger Rabbit (P G ) Sat Sun 3, 4:30, 7,9:40. new territories for the U.S. coil on the 28th. 7:30,9:30, 13: Sun 7:30,9:30. of it hasn’t really come out,” ’ page three, I ’ve snuffed 12 to 15 of divorce courts, myself in­ ShewcoM Cinemas Y o """ VIRNON Cranking back to the second I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 (R) Sot 13:15,3:35,4:45,7:15,9:«, 11:50: Cine IBS- Who Framed Roger Hannah said. “ Here, it’s a people. I just wasn’t interested. I cluded (he had two youthful Rabbit (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:30,4,7,9:10. day of the month we had the weeks) and receive my 15.00 book of McOoneid'e* Gift Certificates. Sun 13-15, 3:35, 4:45, 7:15, 9:40. — testament that you keep getting really believe that people aren’t annulments, one divorce). I ’m Bio (P G ) Sot and Sun 3,4:15,7:10,9:30. Honey-bee on a clover blossom, Messinber ot D9"th week Bubacrlptlon. fly rod. 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By Lee MItgang His favorite character? the funniest things on television. “ Roger Rabbit," but he says he 'called “ Happy Rabbit.” Blanc Vegas Poker (poker machine) popular at friendly private absolutely required for success The computer opponents seem By Larry Blasko The Associated Press Reached by telephone at his Los They parodied film stars from hasn’t seen the film yet. hated the name, and in 1940 he simulaxuuuuuuursonal compu­ games. and the software reflects this, to have playing patterns just as The Associated Press Angeles home, Blanc answered in Humphrey Bogart to Katharine Cartoon connoisseurs will find changed it to Bugs. He decided to ters. Now they’ve added to the The basic rules of Hold ’ Em are allowing you to learn the game human opponents would watch very simple: Every player gets and play it against a table of out for No. 6 who likes to raise the NEW YORK - Thufferin’ the voice of Brooklyn’s most Hepburn, tweaked politicians and plenty of tidbits to relish in give him a tough-guy Brooklyn Casino gambling is fun for line with two new programs. contained salty, hilarious charac­ Blanc’s autobiography, co­ two face-down cards. Five cards seven opponents, either on stakes. A booklet explaining the thuccotash! famous bunny; ‘ “ Everybody accent, even though Blanc grew casinos, mostly because they’re Championship Poker and Stra­ ters that are a far cry from the written by Philip Bashe. are dealt face-down in the center friendly rules or on the Las Vegas odds in various poker situations is Mel, ah-say-Mel Blanc, the knows who I am, doc. I don’t up in San Francisco and Por­ the ones who walk away with the tegic Craps. phoney, unfunny goody-goodies of the table. As rounds of betting elimination tournament rules. included. voice behind Bugs, Daffy, cayuh where dey are or who dey A few samples; tland, Ore., and has never setfoot money. But personal computer The poker game comes with a and baddy-baddies that populate ■ ’The theme music for Warner in Brooklyn. ^ progress, first three, then four Besides easily identifiable ’Tweety. Porky, Woody and al­ are. Even up in Mars dey know owners can have some fun and suggested retail price of $34.95 today’s junk-food TV cartoon and finally, all five of the center cards, nice features of the soft­ The craps simulation explains most every cartoon character about me. HEHEHEHEH!’ Bros, cartoons is a tune called ■ ’The hardest voice character­ keep most of their money by using and runs on Apple Il-series, shows. “ The Merry-Go-Round Broke ization for Blanc was Yosemite cards become visible. The winner ware include the ability to cus­ the complicated betting that from here to Cuc-amonga, is 80 “ Bugs; that’s my favorite their machines for simulated IBM-PC and compatibles and The box-office success this Sam since it had to be done at a is the player able to put together tomize the rules to reflect the revolves around what is a very years old and has just written an character. I even have him Down." gambling — the only thing you Macintosh computers. The craps summer of “ Who Framed Roger ■ Voice characterizations are constant holler. Sylvester was the the highest-ranking five-card rules of your local game and to set simple game. In craps, a pair of autobiography. tatooed on my shirt.” have to lose is the software game runs on the same set of Rabbit,” a mystery-fantasy in done first, not the pictures, to the easiest because he sounded clos­ poker hand using any of the two the amount of time between dice are rolled. If the roller turns Blanc, in a warm-hearted and The “ Looney Tunes” and purchase price. machines and the suggested which cartoon characters must surprise of many. est to Blanc’s natural voice, “ hole” cards originally dealt and player actions. The last is impor­ up a total of 7 or 11, the roller fascinating new book, “ That’s “ Merrie Melodies” churned out Applications Plus Inc., 1S720 retail is $39.95. by Warner Bros, in a dank office contend with the human world, ■ A single six-minute Warner except for the exaggerated lisp. The poker simulation is first the table cards. tant, since Las Vegas games tend wins. A 2, 3 or 12 loses. Any other Not All Folks; My Life in the Harmony Way, Apple Valley, Golden Age of Cartoons and dubbed Termite Terrace by proves that the public still eats up Bros, cartoon took four or five After the demise of Termite rate. It was reviewed on a Tandy What makes Hold’ Em exciting to move quickly and a newcomer number is the “ point” and the MN, 55124., Is running a line of person continues to roll the dice Radio” (Warner Books, $17.95) Blanc and his cartooning co­ good animation. artists sketching about 16,000 Terrace, Blanc went on to do gambling simulations billed as a 1000 SX with the CM-5 RGB color (and potentially very expensive) not used to the pace is apt to get an until they again show that says Warner Bros, produced 1,003 workers had their heydey from Blanc, in fact, did the voices of picturesand 60 backgrounds. more modem cartoon charac­ “ play & learn to win” series. Last monitor. The game being taught is that the common cards make a expensive education. The soft­ “ point” number (a win) or until a cartoons, and he voiced 848 of the 1930s to the mid-'SOs. Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Bugs ■ Bugs Bunny In his earliest ters, from ’The Flinstones' Bar­ fall they brought out Beating The is Hold’ Em, a version of poker number of high hands in a game ware allows you to start slow and 7 appears (a loss). them. Their reruns are arguably still Bunny and Sylvester the Cat in incarnation in A e late ’30s was ney Rubble to the Frlto Bandito. House At Blackjack and Video played at tables in Los Vegas and possible. Card sense and luck are work up to speed. MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT

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Gorba­ ceremonies for Treasury Secretary strengthen security in the Asia- “ But, on the other hand, we want to Life is caimer but music is hot chev’s proposal for a mutual super­ Nicholas F. Brady, Reagan did not Pacific region. give a full analysis to the speech to power base-closing in the Pacific, but elaborate on the U.S. government’s Asked about this, Reagan replied, that proposal, and the context of what By Richard De Atley ing heavy metal, rock 'n’ said the United States should proceed reaction to Gorbachev’s proposal that “ I haven’t had an opportunity to go was said .... I don’t want to elaborate, The Associated Press roll, call it^what you want, cautiously. the Soviets close their key base at into it in detail in what it is he’s we’ll wait for a more detailed from day one,’’ he said when Making clear that “ I haven’t had an Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam in proposing, but I look forward to doing analysis.” LOS ANGELES - Whafs asked about the dim view opportunity to go into it in detail,” exchange for a closure of U.S. bases in that because certainly we want to do this? Fizzy fruit drinks in the taken of hard rock bands by Reagan told reporters he remains the Philippines. anything we can to help bring about a hands of Van Halen band such groups as the Parents interested in doing “ anything we can” But chief spokesman Marlin Fitz- better relationship between our two members? Music Resource Committee. to improve U.S.-Soviet relations. water earlier had voiced skepticism countries.” ‘Molly Pitcher* "First they said, ‘It’s not Once the baddest of the But in an allusion to how people about the proposal earlier, saying Fitzwater, answering questions In 1778, Mary Ludwig Hays gained going to last more than a sometimes get cheated at card­ “ were somewhat pessimistic.” during the daily White House news the name “ Molly Pitcher” and a place bad, the boys who drove ’em week.’ Then they said, ‘It mad, the terror of Hoiiday playing, he said, “ As I have-Tre- In Moscow, Gorbachev said the briefing, said the administration did in U.S. history for aiding American won’t last more than a year.’ quently said to him (Gorbachev), Kremlin was prepared to shut down not yet have “ a definitive response” Revolutionary forces at the Battle of Inn managers from Maine to Then they said, ‘It won’t last California, the lads have ‘Trust everybody, but cut the cards. ‘ ” its naval base at Cam Ranh Bay if the to Gorbachev’s base-closing proposal. ■ Monmouth in New Jersey. a decade.’ Then they said, ‘It decidedly cooled their per­ won’t last more than 25 sonal styles. years.’ By the time they But they've managed to figure out how long it’s going Nation & World IF YOU WANT THE BEST OFFICE keep their music hot. to last, they’ll be dead," Alex The musicians were in a said with a laugh. LOCATION EAST OF THE RIVER reflective yet playful mood Eddie is reticent, and even Gulf role may change Dems offer pay plan as they gathered recently for seems embarrassed when YOU WANT an interview at a local asked about his award­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Demo­ rehearsal studio. winning and often-emulated PEOPLE administration may soon change its crats offered Friday to expand slightly an Guitarist Eddie Van guitar style. convoy escort procedures in the Persian existing subminimum wage for full-time Halen, brother-drummer " I ’m just glad I did some­ Interviewing children Gulf in what would be the first major students to head off what they called a BUCKLAND CENTRE Alex, bassist Michael An­ thing to give people to learn response to last month’s ceasefire in the “ hire ’em and fire ’em ” 90-day training thony and lead vocalist from,” he said “ At first it MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Entertainer and Iran-Iraq war, defense officials said wage backed by Republicans. Sammy Hagar actually bothered me. ... I would get author Art Linkletter says he loves to Friday. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., seemed to be enjoying those ticked off. But I look at it interview children and women over the age of Under a new plan, U.S.-flag tankers offered an amendment to his bill raising non-alcoholic beverages that differently now,” he said. He 70. plying the waterway would be kept within a the minimum wage from its current $3.35 Now come in skinny little bottles. referred to his wife, actress “ Children don’t know what they’re saying “ defensive zone” by American warships an hour to $4.55 an hour by 1991 that would mTT’W i I The band has been around Valerie Bertinelli, as "M y and old women don’t care,” he told about 450 for 14 years now, and sur­ but would not be accompanied every step allow employers to hire up to 12 students bodyguard.” people Thursday at a retirement center’s vived two years ago what of the way by a Navy vessel as is now the instead of the six now allowed for up to 20 :anz.-:u2 Hagar, whose replace­ seminar on "Growing Old: Making the Most of many thought would be a ment of the attention-loving case, the sources said. hours a week at 85 percent of the minimum It.” fatal personnel change with Roth in 1986 got off to a weird That change in procedure would allow a wage. Linkletter, 76, said children survive the ebullient Hagar replac­ start with an obscenity-filled slight reduction in the number of warships Only about 100,000 students are now ing David Lee Roth. appearance at the Farm Aid depressions, sorrows, successes, joys and deployed to the Persian Gulf — probably earning the $2.85 subminimum wage, Buckland Centre There also has been an AP photo concert, said settling into the failures for which “ we’ve earned an honorary one fewer ship — but would increase the according to Labor Department officials, 1127 Tolland Tpke. effort to sober their personal band was nearly doctorate of fife.” But he said some flexibility of the task force commander compared with 515,000 students in 1978. Manchester, CT lives, with Eddie agreeing to DECIDEDLY COOL — Once the baddest of instantaneous. experience a loss of identity and self-esteem and allow the N avy’s ships to operate at a Kennedy said his proposal would allow undergo alcohol treatment the bad, Van Halen band members, clock­ He said he believes the when they grow old. lesser alert level, the officials said. employers to double the number of LOCATED OFF 1-84 • EXIT 62 after a drunken driving wise from left, Alex Van Halen, Eddie Van band belongs in the company students at the subminimum wage on their arrest late last year ended in Halen, Michael Anthony and Sammy Hagar, of such groups as U2, the Cellist hospitalized payrolls. a no-contest plea. Brother have decidedly cooled their personal lifes­ Grateful Dead and Bruce Sweden votes Sunday Alex also has turned off the Springsteen and the E Street BE THERE AS IT HAPPENS tyles while managing to keep their music hot. DALLAS (AP) — Janos Starker, one of the STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) — The tap. Band. world’s leading cellists, was in fair condition Of the two brothers, Alex is Social Democrats, who have dominated Curfews set in Gaza "None of these bands have Friday after being hospitalized with chest CONSIDER LOCATING YOUR OFFICE the more talkative, giving roll’s survival record their own right at what they Sweden’s government for 56 years, on anything to do with each pains. JERUSALEM (AP) — The army im­ rapid explanations and ana­ against its critics. do. Van Halen fits in like other, but they’re all individ­ Sunday face their first election challenge Starker, 64, was to have had a reunion this posed curfews Friday on 180.000 Arabs IN MANCHESTER’S “HOT SPOT’’ lyses of touring and rock 'n' "People have been knock- that,’’ he said. uals and they are great in since Prim e Minister Olof Palme was shot weekend with the Dallas Symphony living in Gaza Strip refugee camps to in 1986. • Easy access to 1*84 Orchestra, where he had played first cello. He The governing party was expected to win prevent violence after activists called a was admitted Thursday to Baylor Medical the most votes, but it would take only a general strike to mark the 1982 massacre • 10 minutes from Hartford Center. of hundreds of Palestinians in Lebanon. slight shift in voting patterns to break their • 90 minutes from Boston Turntable Tips majority hold on the 349-seat Riksdag, or In southern Lebanon, troops fatally shot parliament. three PLO guerrillas who the army said • 30 minutes to Springfield MIchener’s writing habit planned to attack Israeli settlements. Polls showed the Social Democrats, who • Offices available from 1,200 sq. ft. Hot singles 4. ” He’s the DJ_, I’m the Rapper” D.J. 7. ‘‘Strong Enough to Bend” Tanya DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (AP) - When James control 159 seats in the unicameral A Palestine Liberation Organization Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince (Jive), Tucker (Capitol) Michener sits down to write his Caribbean legislature, have lost crucial support to the official told an Israeli daily the PLO wants to 8,000 sq. ft. 1. ‘‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Bobby Platinum 8. "Button Off My Shirt” Ronnie novel, he puts on music from Jamaica, environmentalist Greens, who now hold no to negotiate peace but would not abandon • Elevator service McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) 5. “ Roll With It” Steve Winwood Milsap (RCA) Barbados and Mexico. seats in parliament. attacks against Israel. 2. ‘ ‘Sweet Child o’ Mine” Guns N’ (Virgin), Platinum 9. " ’That’s What Your Love Does to " I play them all the time to remind myself The small, activist party has been Police questioned Israeli peace crusader • Completed interiors available Me” Holly Dunn (MTM) Roses (Geffen) 6. "Faith” George Michael '(Colum­ what the characters are listening to,” he says. spurred by recent polls showing up to 10 Abie Nathap, who met this week with PLO 10. ‘‘Don’t Give Candy to a Stranger” • Individual heating & air conditioning 3. ‘T11 Always Love You” Taylor bia) , Platinum Michener, 81, says he should finish the novel percent of voter support. It could tilt the chief Yasser Arafat in violation of Israeli 7. ‘‘‘Cocktair Soundtrack” (Elektra)Larry Boone (Mercury) Dayne (Arista) late this year and has to plans to retire. balance of power by winning the minimum law. Nathan. 61. was released on $3,000 • Ample parking 8. ” OU812” Van Halen (Warner 4. ‘‘Simply Irresistible” Robert 4 percent of the national vote a party must bail. Palmer (EMI-Manhattan) Bros.), Platinum have to sit in parliament. 5. ‘‘Love Bites” Def Leppard 9. ‘‘Open Up and Say Ahh” Poison Artists receive praise Located in Connecticut’s Key Growth Area (Mercury) (Enigma), Platinum Adult singles 6. ‘‘Perfect Wo.’ld” Huey Lewis & The 10. ‘ ‘Long Cold Winter” Cinderella PARIS (AP) — Actor Gerard Depardieu and Historic sites in danger 727 checks ordered LEASING REPRESENTATIVES News (Chrysalis) (Mercury), Platinum l.“ One Good Woman’ Peter Cetera pianist-conductor Daniel Barenboim were 7. ‘ ‘One Good Woman” Peter Cetera (Full Moon) among those awarded the French Legion of MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal RAY LiMA (203) 646-1316 (Full Moon) 2. "ril AlwaysLove You” Taylor Honor by President Francois Mitterrand. — Archaeologists work side by side with Aviation Administration ordered airlines 8. ‘ ‘If It Isn‘t Love” New Edition Dayne (Arista) At presidential Elysee Palace, Mitterrand firefighters, trying to preserve historic Friday to check takeoff warning alarms on DAVE LiMA (203) 659-4031 (MCA) 3. ‘‘It Would Take a Strong Strong on Thursday paid tribute to Depardieu as “ a sites at Yellowstone National Park that all Boeing 727 jetliners because of 9. ‘‘Nobody’s Fool” Kenny Loggins Country singles Man” Rick Astley (RCA) model actor who has left his stamp from year have been threatened not only by fire but questions raised in the investigation of a (Columbia) 4. ‘‘True Love” Glenn Frey (MCA) to year on French cinema.” by the bulldozers sent in to halt them. Delta Air Lines crash last month in Texas; 10. ‘‘Don‘t Be Cruel” Cheap Trick 1. "Addicted” Dan Seals (Capitol)5. ” Perfect World” Huey Lewis & The Depardieu rose from an unempioyed tough Officials say they may never know just FAA officials said the directive to the (Epic) 2. ‘ ‘I Should Be With You” Steve News (Chrysalis) to one of France’s best-known film stars. how many sites of old Indian settlements airlines for a one-time check of the O r ^ r n Wariner (MCA) 6. ‘ ‘Groovy Kind of Love‘ ’ Phil Collins Among his many movies are “ The Last and traces of early white explorers have estimated 1.200 jetliners being operated in (Atlantic) 3. "W e Believe in Happy Endings” Metro,” “ The Return of Martin Guerre” and succumbed to the flames that have the United States was “ purely precaution­ Top LPs 7. ‘ ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Bobby Earl Thomas Conley & Emmylou “ Under Satan’s Sun.” devastated nearly half the country’s oldest ary.” They insisted there is no evidence at JACKSTON-SHOWCASE REALTY Harris (RCA) McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) 1. “ Appetite for Destruction” Guns 4 Of Barenboim, Mitterrand said; “ There is national park. this point to indicate the alarm, which 789 MAIN STREET Roses (Geffen)-Platinum (More than 1 4. “ Honky Tonk Moon” Randy Travis 8. ‘ ‘Look Out Any Window” Bruce hardly a concert hall in the world where warns of a false flap setting, malfuncti­ Hornsby & The Range (RCA) “ The problem in Yellowstone is that MANCHESTER, CT 06040 million units sold.) (Warner Bros.) Daniel Barenboim has not brought his oned in the Delta plane. Investigators have 5. "Streets of Bakersfield” Dwight 9. ‘ ‘Don’t You Know What the Night very, very little of the park has had an 2. "Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mer­ enormous skills and an indefinable quality uncovered conflicting evidence as to Yoakam & Buck Owens (Reprise) - Can Do” Steve Winwood (Virgin) intense archaeological survey.” said So­ cury), Platinum that expresses the movements of the soul and whether the flaps were positioned 6. ‘‘Untold Stories” Kathy Mattea 10. “ Here With Me” REO Speed- nya Capek, a park cultural resource AVAiLABLE JAN. 1989 3. ‘ ‘Tracy Chapman’ ’ Tracy Chapman the heart.” properly. (Elektra), Platinum (Mercury) wagon (Epic) specialist. Seabrook closer to license BUSINESS Highlights WASHINGTON (AP) - The Massachusetts communities Commission" and said it “is Nuclear Regulatory Commission within Seabrook’s 10-mile zone experiencing a meltdown in its on Friday eliminated a major fought successfully to have the thinking process." hurdle in the Seabrook, N.H., sirens removed. State officials In New Hampshire, Seabrook MARKET UPDATE of the week power plant’s prolonged quest for led by Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, officials said preparations for Slowdown doesn’t wow markets Activity for the week of a low-power license, but commis­ the Democratic presidential no­ low-power testing will begin immediately in light of the NRC Bv The Associated Press sion concerns over the owners’ minee, believe those coastal Sept. 12-16,1988 By Chet Currier the right direction for the right reason “probably premature.” financial stability continue to towns, with their narrow roads vote. The Associated Press — an 8.9 percent drop in imports, ■ The government said the U.S. merchan­ The lone regulatory obstacle Dat^l Do* rtOMt The latest trend in data on unem­ block licensing. and bulging summer populations, while exports continued to increase. ployment claims, Straszheim ob­ dise trade deficit showed the biggest improve­ would not be able to quickly remaining for Seabrook’s low- 2.150 NEW YORK - In the effort to The impiicatioh was that the ment in almost six years In July, shrinking to The NRC voted 4-0 for a rules 2,098.15 served, “suggests that employment "clarification” that will allow evacuate. The new rule takes power license is a petition filed by revive the sagging securities markets worldwide markets for goods pro­ $9.53 billion from a revised June deficit of plant opponents charging that the growth will pick up in September and nuclear plants to receive low- effect in 30 days. of Wall Street, the U.S. economy duced in this country remained strong that the unemployment rate will $13.22 billion. Another report showed a broader Dukakis blasted the ruling, reactor’s owners are financially certainly has been doing its part. and that domestic demand was measure of U.S. trade, figured quarterly, power permits without an emer­ 2.126 decline.” gency siren system in place to saying it "defies logic and brings unfit to operate the plant. Early this year, when stocks were slowing enough at the same time to Growth in the gross national pro­ narrowed sharply from April through June. new meaning to the word irres­ That question was tentatively weighed down by fears of a recession, cool inflation worries. ■ Other government economic reports evi­ alert neighbors within 10 miles of duct isn’t likely to slow until late this the reactor of an atomic ponsible." He derided the com­ scheduled for a vote following the the economy put on a burst of The stock market did indeed rally denced a slowdown in growth. Industrial 2.100 year, he said, and even then it will emergency. mission as the “Not Responsible siren issue, but was postponed. impressive growth. on the news, but the advance had a probably be stronger than the Federal production rose a modest 0.2 percent in August, Now, amid worries about inflation half-hearted ring to it. The Dow Jones while retail sales declined 0.2 percent during Reserve wants to see in its campaign and tighter credit, business activity average of 30 industriais closed to restrain inflation. the month. The industrial operating rate for appears to be obliging by slowing 2.075 Wednesday with a gain of 17.60 points. “Recent indicators have delayed August showed little change, and business down to a safer, more sustainable By the next day, the market was inventories were reported up just 0.3 percent in I speed. the next tightening by the Fed,” he back in the sluggish, drifting pattern July. But the traders and money manag­ conceded, ‘ ‘but the Fed is still likely to that has predominated since mid­ tighten further.” ■ Agriculture Department officials held to 2.050 ers who make the markets go still summer. an eariier prediction that consumer food prices I In the face of such restraining seem unsatisfied. And that has ieft "The initiai reports on the econo­ comments, the Dow Jones industrial would rise an average of only 3 percent to 5 many observers wondering juht what my’s health in August were unexpect- average settled for a 29.34-point gain percent this year, with about 1 percent of the 2,025 1 it is the markets want. ediy weak," said Maury Harris, to 2,098.15 in the past week. rise attributed to the summer drought. M W Consider the government’s latest economist at Paine Webber Inc. "But ■ Sales of U.S.-made cars and trucks fell 9 report on international trade, which one month is not a trend. The New York Stock Exchange percent in early September, but last year’s Highest Close 2,100.64 • Wed. read iike a prescription specificaiiy “The erratic course of monthiy data composite index rose 1.97 to 152.79; incentives continued to color the year-to-year Week's high 2,113.26 • FrI. written to cure the markets’ ilis. suggests it is premature to conclude the NASDAQ composite index for the comparisons. The Commerce Department fig­ that the economy is registering the over-the-counter market climbed 2.31 ■ Nine personal computer makers declared Lowest close 2,072.37 • Mon ures, issued on Wednesday, showed a slowdown from above-average to 383.91; and the American Stock their technical independence from Interna­ much iarger than expected narrowing growth which is a prerequisite for Exchange market value index was up tional Business Machines Corp., with a new Week’s low 2,055.30 • Tue. in the U.S. trade deficit, to $9.53 billion lower interest rates.” .77 at 298.22.- standard for how information will be passed in July from $13.22 billion in June. Similarly, Donald Straszheim, Volume on the Big Board averaged around inside their machines. Analysts said Week's change Up 29.34 In the prevailing view of things on economist at Merrill Lynch, said any 165.38 million shares a day, against the new “bqe,” hr data pathway, killed for good Waii Street, the deficit was headed in conclusion about slower growth is 138.17 million the week before. the idea that IBM would control the standards for the next generation of PCs. ■ Kroger Co., one of the nation’s largest grocery chain, said it was considering a $3.77 billion restructuring plan, which analysts said CLASSIFIED ADVER’nSING 643-2711 was designed to ward off a hostile takeover by Notices Lots/Lond for Solo...... Herbert and.Robert Haft. Invostmont Proportv..... Merchandise Musleol Itoms...... Loit/Founfll...... 01 Businott Proportv...... Comoros ond Photo Eoulpmont.. ■ Management officials at Hospital Corp. of P«rtonal»...... 02 Rosort Proportv...... Hoildov Soosonoi...... Pots and Suppllos...... 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Mlscollonoous Automotivo Coll tor more Information! ■ Consumer-products giant Colgate- Condominiums for Solo...... 22 Wontod to Ront...... 643-2711 Boots ond Morino Eoulpmont.... Wontod to Buv/Trodo.... Palmolive Co. accepted a management-led buyout of its Kendall Health Care subsidiary in DEADLINES: For clossifled odvertlsments to M A O YOUR AO: CiMtIftd aevtrtiMiiMiilt art RATES: 1 to 6 dovs: 90 conts por lino oor day. •aktn bv taltphont a> o convanltnc*. Th« a deal that values the business at around $1.1 7 to 19 dovs; 70 conts por line oei dov. be published Tuesdov through Soturdov, the Monchvttar Harold It raiponslblt for only one at a fabulous place 20 to 25 dovs: 60 cents per line per day. deodllne Is noon on the day before publico- Incorrtct Intafilon ond then only for the tlie of billion. 26 or more dovs: 50 cents per line per dov. tion. For advertisements to be published thtorlolnol Iniortlon. Errorswhichdonot Ittttn ■ Playtex Holdings Inc. said it will split into M in im um ettorte: 4 lines. Mondov, the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. tht yoluo of the odvortltomont will not be two separate companies under a series of corrocted by on additional Insertion. buyout transactions totaling about $1.3 billion. Chances are, Max birthing room, using come to “room-in Birthing Center would The deal would separate Playtex’ family products businesses from its intimate apparel won't remember what the prepared child­ anytime. Dail even be delighted to show Notices LOST PART TIME operations. a (treat time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and AND FOUND FINANCIAL HELPWARTED Dr. Crane’s Answers ■ Ames Department Stores Inc. said it had The I'amily Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom and oiler you more informa­ As a condition precedent to ABANDON the search. TWO 20 Hour positions agreed to buy Zayre Corp.’s 388-unit discount the placement of any odver- Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all. doesn’t Thank you for making adding to present staff. store division in a deal it valued at about $800 tlslne In the Monchester He­ us number 1 for 41 rald, Advertiser hereby Apply; Salvation 1. BBB (Honeybees) million. Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork (!luh ” gourmet yi>ur baby ileserx'e LOST. Tiny Yorkshire years. For fast, confi­ ARmy, 305 Broad oorees to protect. Indemnify silky Terrior. Block 2. Watch ■ Armtek Corp. accepted a sweetened $561.2 But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as and hold harmless the M an­ dential service and Street, Monchester. chester Herald, Its officers body, ton face & paws. easy terms, coll us for 3. Elsie (no cow) million buyout offer from its once-hostile suitor pagne toast anil hugs tions on how to care little Max? Lost at JC Penney Dis­ VEN DING Hostess, Hart- 4. LL.D. Mark IV Industries Inc., ending a brief battle never iorget the won- and employees oaolnst any all your financial tord area. 7-2, Monday- for their little birthday I’or more informa­ and all liability, loss or tribution Center park­ needs. Conn & Conn 5. Daisy (Dog) for the auto parts maker. derlul experience. all around. All with expense. Including attor­ ing lot. $250 Reward. Frldav. Call between 233-9687. 0-4,623-2661. 6. (a) Paul — Long sermon (w) (Acts, Ch. 20) ■ American Brands Inc. rebuffed a buyout I'rom the moment the security and conli- boy. tion on The Family neys' fees, arising from 640-4337 or 649-3997. proposal from an investor group led by claims of unfair trade practi­ LOST. Black, male La- (b) Elijah — Wicked queen (x) (I Kings, Ch. 19) they arrived, they dence that Max and il you see a “birth Birthing Center or a ces, Infringement of trade­ Employment (c) Boaz — Vamped (y) (Ruth. Ch. 3) financier Bennett LeBow, who alternatively marks, trade names or pat­ borodor Retriver. requested a chance to buy the company’s enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day" celebration in free tour please call ents, violation of rights of White spot on chest. (d) Elisha — 42 children (v) (II Kings, Ch. 2) privacy and Infrlneomont of Last seen In Fairfield LIOAL N O n C R (e) Joseph — Tactless (z) (Genesis, Ch. 37) tobacco businesses. attention and personal expert medical atten­ voiir future. The Family 643- 1223. copvrieht and proprietory Street area. Please cal I PART TIME A Public Hearing will be held ■ Harvard University said it is raising $30 care that are so hard tion of Manchester rights, unfair competition Christina ot643-8Mi. for the residents of Andover and libel and slander, which HELP WANTED for comment end review of million to start companies to commercialize You'll find the help you __ I the street numbering for the medical research. Administrators said the to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch may result from the publica­ PART TIME tion of any odvertlsment In need In Classified. 643- PART Time office work. Town, Seotember 2*, ifW at PART TIME plan would raise money needed to supplement of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing the Manchester Herald bv 2711. 7:30 PM at the Town Office Billing, bookkeeping, Sulldlno, School Rood, An­ HELPWAMTED HELPWARTEO Harvard Medical School’s $350 million re­ Throughout labor and stall. advertiser, Includine adver­ and telephone. Flexi­ dover, CT. tisements In any tree distri­ PART time Custodian. search budget. After delivery. bution publications pub­ ble hours. Excellent Eorleen Duchetneou, PAR^Im^Motron^S- delivery. Max’s parents IhElftMIlY I ANNOUNCEMENTS hourly wage. Call First Selectman Evenings 5-8:30p.m. slstant for female facil­ ■ The Senate voted overwhelmingly to lished bv the Manchester ity. 9:30am-1pm, 5 days confirm investment banker and former Sen. had the support ol Mom was settled into Herald. Penny Sleffert, Tweedle Dental Arts, Peter J. Meneoole, Hours flexible 5 days a Birthing C enter Publisher. FEM A LE Soccer players 6494)436.______Selectman week. Apply: Facilities a week. Apply; Facili­ Nicholas F. Brady as Treasury secretary in their own nurse in the her comlortahle room Nellie L. Boisvert, Services, South Wind­ ties Services, South Al M A N U n S lF K Ml MOKIAl IIOM’ITAI wanted for recrea­ NURSERY Attendant for Selectman time for a major international meeting in West privacy ol their own where Max was wel­ tional league. Co/Ed, sor Board of Educa­ Windsor Board of Edu­ sports club. Part time 2 Beard of Selectmen cation, 1737 Main Berlin. NEVER PLACED 0 want Adult In South Wind­ or 3 days per week. Town of Andover, CT tion, 1737 Main Street, South Windsor. 52$- Street, South Windsor, od? There'* nothing to It sor. Coll 225-7341 or Your child Is welcome. 0S449 ... lust dial 6S3-27I1 242-4744. Coll Gloria, 6S9-3731. 9711 ext.40 EOE S2S-9711, Ext. 40. EOE PART TIME I PART TIME I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED TE A C H IN G Assistant. 1 WANTED. Experienced CO N STR UC TIO N Inspec­ CREW chelf trainee - loving person to core carpenter tor commer- BUILD AN 1 ^ ' tor (port time): Town carpet, furniture, WIM PLAY for 3 and 4 year olds, clol work. Contact Jim of Coventry seeks auol- floor, upholstry, walls EXCITING ,NSE 2:30-5:30, Mondoy- or Charlie at 646-5775. “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday" Ifled person/firms to FULL TIME and general cleaning Frlday. Salary Is based with reputable franchi­ FOOD Prep Crew Super- HOME-BASED perform clerk of the on experience. Call 646- Donut baker works duties for the see east of the river. It vlsor. A reliable con­ construciton of the 7160. you’re reliable, ener­ scientious person with CAREER M ANO€STERH ONC A 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 wanted in getic, diversified and a dependable vehicle to Booth DImock Library We'll train you in our Your *25 check Is waiting at MANOCSiBU-ChCKIf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today.. renovotlon/oddltlon Manchester people oriented, come work with develop- and loin us. Good driv­ mentally disabled personalized advertis­ prolect. Letters of In­ KENNEL Assistant area. 5 nights tent Including back­ ing record necessary. adults In a community- ing service In this area. ground, experience needed. After school per week. $7.00 and up for the based caterer In Man­ and weekends. Duties right person. 633-3335 chester. Full time You'll work from your and fee to the Town of Include: kennel bo- Apply in person: home to represent local IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Coventry, Office of the or 649-3433. $7.65/hour plus benef­ I thlng, feeding & clean­ its. For more Informa­ businesses in the homes DARI-FARMS Town Manager, 1712 ing. $5.50 to stort. 255 West Middle Tpke. SHEET Metal Trainee. ol brides-to-be, new OFFICE Posltlo'n^last PHYSICAL Therapist. PIZZA/GrInder Maker. MEDICAL Secretary- Main Street, Coventry, Small company with tion contact Hocka- Apply In person. Ca­ Manchester n u m Indus t1 res, parents and movers. Hartford. Good typing Home health care Apply In person at LaS- /Bookkeeper for a doc- C T prior to September good potential. Good agency seeking Thera­ ICE CREAM nine Holiday Inne, 200 Annette Burton at 875- skills required. Varied trada Restaurant. t o r o f Internal 30,198« EOE. M/F benefits & excellent Openings now available duties Include custo­ pist with three years medicine In Manches­ Sheldon Rood, E Q U IP M E N T operators. 0750. LABORER. Heavy con­ has Immediate openings for the following full SALES person to work at Manchester.______conditions. Need In mer service. Inven­ clinical experience for ter. 4 days per week. Lawn crew and genera I Your Area struction. Apply In per­ our Open Air Market. young trainee willing M A IN TE N A N C E Person. tory, billing and pro­ varied case load. Flexi­ time positions Knowledge of medical laborers. Expressive to learn. Call between ble hours. $30-$35 visit son: The Andrew Full & port time posl- Meadows Manor Is Good commission earn­ cessing orders. Ansoldl Building Com­ insurance necessary. Grounds landscaping, 8:30-2:30 at 649-8691. Trucking or warehouse rate. Call Community • Freezer Selector - 2nd Shift tlons available. 872-8088 between 9 and currentiky seeking an ings in flexible hour, p a n y, 186 Bldwell Call between 9-5, 646- Mondov-Frldov or experience helpful. Health Care Services, • Groundskeeper 4665. X-RAY Tech. Part time 3.______experienced commer- full-time or part-time Inc. 228-94128. EOE Street, Manchester. weekends. Wide range hours available. Stop clal/malntenance per­ position. Car a neces­ Call for appointment. X -R AY Technician, full Hartford Despatch, Excellet pay, full paid medical program, paid of products, produce, In or coll the Vernon son. This 40 hour posi­ sity. Call pantry goods, plants, Medical Center, 871- time for busy ortho­ FLOOR Covering con­ Merchandise Division, yacations, paid holidays, full pension and pedic practice In En­ tractor looking for tion has a starting cider. Most be friendly 6939. salary of $8.46 per hour Marge Brown 528-9551. EO E profit sharing plan. Apply in person at; D E L IV E R Y Person and & outgoing. Able to do field area. Excellent hard working Inde­ MATERIAL Cashler/Clerk for mod­ starting salary and be­ pendant person willing with an excellent be­ 1-658-1135 EVENING Janitor diversified duties. Old RELIEF DONUT BAKER nefits program. Inter­ needed at once. No ern pharmacy. Full or Cider Mill, 1287 Main nefits. Reply to Box A, to learn the floor cov­ part time. Flexible One night per week. c / o Manchester ering trade. Must have ested applicants, experience necessary. HANDLERS DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Street, Glastonbury, please contact Bruce hours. Not the usual Apply: Herold.______own transportation. Will train. This Is a 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, C T 06084 CT.633-4880. _____ Jerome at: Meadows steady, full time posi­ We currently have Material Handler retail store. Profes­ NANNY - Care for four Call 633-0723. sional atmosphere. MR. DONUT Manor, 333 Bldwell tion. Only willing positions available at our East Hartford Monday - Friday, 8;30am-5;30pm / Sat. 9-1 pm 255 West Middle Tpke. month old In my home. Street, Manchester, worker need apply. In­ Top pay. Apply of once Manchester Coll 643-0392.______C T, 647-9191. EOE cludes benefits. Start­ Distribution Center. Schedules are to : Ann or Pharmacist. P A R T time receptlonlst- RESTAURANT Liggett Parkade Phar­ COOKS line, pantry, ban­ SECRETARIES. Mea­ in g rate will be Mondav-Frlday, 8am to 4 pm. /typlst. Pleasant phone quet, full and part time $6.75/hour. No phone macy, Manchester skills, typing and var­ dows Manor, a long Porkade.______positions available. HELP term health care facil­ calls. Apply to: Man­ SAGE-ALLEN offers a competitive ied duties. General Apply In person: The • Waitpeople ity, currently has 2 ager, Parkade Bowling starting salary, a clean working envir­ contracting firm, cor­ HELP WANTED WELCOME WAGON® ENTRY LEVEL POSITION School hos started ... this Gallery, 141 New Lon­ general secretary posi­ Lanes, Monchester. onment and excellent company benefits porate offices, Man­ don Turnpike, Glaston­ • Fountain Servers EOE it 0 good time to advertise chester. (9-3) Flexible. POULTRY Personnel- tions available. These JO B Coaches needed Im­ Learn a skill with KLOCK, a growing aeros­ bury or coll for an • Dishwasher / part time positions re­ mediately for special Including: that desk you no longer Call Pam, 646-3032. needs men and women. appointment, 659-2656. M IC H AE LS Jewelers has pace heat treat and Metallurgical proces­ use. Let 0 Classified od Will train. Full time. Porter quire persons with ex­ a full time service sales education program at RES"^AURANT, hiring perience In statistical Rockville High School. • Medical/Llfe Insurance sing facility. find 0 cosh buyer for you. Paid medical, life and Part or full time. position open. Retail for fall, line, banquet, typing with knowledge exposure a plus. Great Experience working • Holiday & Profit Sharing Full time posltlone on 3 ehlfts. No experi­ 64M711.______retirement plan. Call Good wages and Salem Nassiff Arbor Acres Farm. 633- pantry, cooks, dis­ of light bookkeeping benefit package. Apply with severe disabilities and computers helpful, • A Generous Store Discount ence necessary. Will train applicants Inter­ 4681, ext. 250. EOE. hwashers, banquet benefits. In person, Tuesdav- preferred. High School ested In learning a skill with growth oppor­ i r n BUSINESS servers, bartenders, but will train. Inter­ diploma or equivalent • Free On Site Parking Camera & TEA C H ER S for Sunday Apply Saturday, 10am-5pm at |!^0PPSRTUNmE8 cocktail and food ested applicants, 958 Main Street, Man­ preferred. Salary (W e're also on the bus line). tunity. Jewish religious servers, barbacks. please contact Mrs. range, $7.60-10.25 per Photo Shop chester. 643-2741. Convenlnetly located east of river, KLOCK RESTAURANTTIlanaoe- school. Grades 1,2,4,5 Apply In person: The Howard Bouchard at: Mea­ hour plus benefits. • No Evening or Week-end Hours Part time position and 7. Salary commen­ Gallery, 141 New Lon- dows Manor, 333 Bld­ HARDWARE Clerk. Full Please call 872-8193. offers a competitive benefits package In­ ment Opportunities. Full service, fast food. available for mature, surate with education d o n T u r n p ik e , Johnson’s well Street, Manches­ or pan' time. Good pay. CREC Is an EO E M/F. Apply to Manager / Assistant Manager cluding paid employee group health and and experience. Call Apply: Conyers Hard- $16K-$35K plus bonus, well-groomed indi­ Glostonbury. ______394 Tolland Tpke. ter, C T , 647-9191. EO E life Insurance and more. 644-8466.______wore, 646-5707.______R E TA IL Assistant Man­ benefits. No fees. Chris MAINTENANCE. Full or ager trainee and sales­ vidual In customer Manchester CLERICAL. Position du­ Apply In person, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm; Kauffman, Hospitality services and reloted F U L L Tim e. We have part time position In CERTIRED NURSE persons. Jewelery R ecruiters, 404-233- openings (or the As­ restaurant. Apply In 649-6220 ties to Include typing, company In malor de­ photo finishing. sembly and packaging AIDES telephone and some 3530. person: 141 New Lon­ A id N m # Aide partment store seeking of our homemade don Turnpike, Glaston­ M E D IC A L assistant with direct contoct with cus­ personnel for rapidly KLOCK 643-7369 foods. $5.50 per hour to bury, C T. 659-2656. bookkeeping and medi­ Aapikagts tomers. Good wages growing leased depart­ 1366 Tolland Tpke. • Manchester, CT start with scheduled cal Insurance claims Fell and Part Time and full company paid ment. Will train the EOE M/F HELP WANTED MEDICAL secretary, ex­ wage reviews and su­ PEST Control. PosIMon experience for Man­ We offer the areas hi­ benefits. Coll 647-9137. right persons. Retail DISTRIBUTION CENTER perience preferred. per benefits. We need available for a service chester practice. Send ghest staff to patient UNITED Church directo­ experience helpful. 75 Hartland St. • East Hartford, C T Knowledge of Insu­ caring people to loin technician. Experience ries Is looking for o resume to : Box AA, ratio. Good salary and benef­ An EquoI Ooportunitv Employtr AA/F rance forms, etc. Four our team. Call 633-7656, preferred, but will' C / O Manchester • Flexible hard working success its. Coll Liberty Na­ days a week. Call 643- Ask for Dave.______train the proper appli­ Herald.______Scheduling oriented Indlyidual to tional, 568-1115. 7012.______DRIVERS. Good road re­ cant. Must be over 18 • Complete Health work full time In a and have a good driv­ RN/PHN. Full time posi­ P A R T Tim e position. Ml- ' cord. High entry rate. tion In progressive Insurance sales/publlc relations crofllm operator trol- Benefits Include paid ing record. Salary, va­ “Including Dental" position. Our 25 years cation, good working community health nee. We hove severol Insurance, vacations, agency. Excellent be­ of experience has fREWARDi Immediate openings and holidays. Apply; conditions. Coll 527- • Uniform proyen that females as nefits. Mileage and tui­ Allowance for part time microfilm Manchester Tocbacco 9(X)0. tion reimbursement. well as males are Typing-Pasteup operator trainees. No & Candy Company. 299 LICENSED Day Care For Interview, call 872- • Bonus Hours eaually successful. experience necessary, Green. Road. See Mr. home needed for 2 9163. EOE______• Free Meals You will be contacting we will train. We offer Schoenfeld. month old, starting Oc­ area churches of all We have an opening for a person with accurate typing *1500 Bonus SALES Girls and porters. For more Information faiths. Salary, bo­ flexible working sche­ DATA Entry clerk. Home tober 31st.'.Experlence please call (ANar 90 Days of Sorvico) dules & paid vacations. Full time and part nuses, benefits, ex­ skills to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and Mortgage Corpora­ and references re­ time. Flexible hours. Call Gary Chandler for tion, a subsidiary of quired. 647-1305. CRESTRELD pense paid training to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. HRST CLASS Interviews at 289-7918. Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 CONVALESCENT school. Send resume Suffleld Bank, has a West Middle Turnpike, Spaulding Company, full time position lo­ HOME to: Larry Robertson, AUTOMOTIVE Manchester. P.O. Box 507, Gallon, Inc., 2 Jeffrey Drive cated In our Glaston­ MANCHESTER, CT. (off of Pleasant Valley MEDICAL Ohio. 44833. Ability to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to TECHNICIANS bury office. The Ideol needed to work in our busy Road), South Windsor, candidate should pos- ASSISTANT 643-5151 FULL time position customer specifications are essential. CT 0607 4. EOE ' sess good clerical and ayallable at automo- growing dealership. Good M/F/H/V. or LPN SPECIAL Ed. teacher for communication skills. eleven month female LEGAL Secretory/recep- tlye lobe center. Expe­ hourly wage plus perfor­ STUDENTS, Responsibilities In­ 3 Days local family adolescent residential tlonlst. Legal expe­ rience helpful but will Five day work week with a full range of medical and life mance, bonus, fully paid homemakers-full ond clude preparation of practice. Busy facility. Effective Im­ rience helpful. Typing, train the right person. part time day work mortgage reports. In­ Hourly plus bonuses. fam. health insurance, profit congenial office. mediately. Special Ed. word processor, shor­ insurance benefits. avalloble. No expere- putting, maintaining thand, good telephone Coll 647-8997. sharing, vacation, paid hbli- Excellent certified, competitive Call Joe McCavanagh Ince necessary, will and updating various salary, school holi­ manner. Benefits LABORER. For water­ days, paid sick time, techni­ train. Little Ceasars documents. Previous opportunity. Call days, Insurance benef­ available. Centrally lo­ proofing and masonry cians interested contact; Pizza, 646-4300. experience with com­ Jo yc e at its. Send resume to: cated office, start Im­ company. Must haye 646-4321 THE Manchester Multi­ puter systems helpful. Director of Education, mediately. Call 649- c a r a n d license. Manrtirstrr Hrrald ple Listing Service Is We offer competitive 6 4 6 - 0 1 6 6 New Hope Manor, 48 2865.______$9/hour to start. Call looking for a typist to salaries and company Hartford Rood, Man­ ATHLETIC Director. 646-3361 or 647-1901. paid benefits. For run their computer. We chester, C T, 06040. Coventry High School. FULL time ware- Please call Sheldon Cohen will train the right can­ further Information, DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. Annual stipid, $2300. please contact. The Class II license re­ CABINET maker. Small nouse person needed. didate (or this port union shop In Manches­ Please apply In writing Experience helpful but Monday-Friday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. time possitlon. Call Human Resources De­ quired. Dependable partment, Suffleld fuel oil delivery, east of ter has Immediate op­ to Dennis E. Joy, Prin­ not necessary. Steady M ary GrabowskI at the river. Experienced ening for skilled and cipal, Coventry High work, good benefits. at 643-2711, for an appointment 646-2450 for an appolnt- Bank, 157 Mountain Road, Suffleld, C T 203- only. Full time, insu­ semi-skilled worker. School, 78 Ripley Hill Apply In person: Wing menf In this small, Call R & R Woodwork­ Road, Coventry, C T, Industries, 60 Progress 668-1261. Ext. 300. EOE rance & benefits. Call An Equal Opportunity Employer M, F nonsmoking, friendly 647-9137. ing at 645-6149. 06238. Drive, Manchester. office. M/F m:r«n [HOMES jCORDOMINniMS APARTMENTS lo t iH O M E S l9liHOME8 APARTMERTS Q U HOMES HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT 1 2 1 1 f o r SALE >211 FOR SALE FORRERT FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Tre­ FOREST Ridge Town- MANCHESTER. Brand house. 3'/i baths, 3 bed­ ROCKVILLE. Remo­ MANCHESTER. Spa­ l a r g e Ranch. Alumi­ mendous price reduc­ deled large one bed­ SOUTHERN New Eng­ num sided with gener­ new two bedroom Con­ rooms, -1900 square feet land classifleld ads cious 8 room Dutch tion on this home of room, Includes heat, Spccloli^ D # lf! ous sized rooms temporary Ranch. For­ of living space, fire­ I 3 BEDROOM Apartment. Colonial In Rockledge exceptional quality. hot water, appliances. f reach nearly 800,000 throughout. 1st floor mal living and dining place, air conditioning, Centrally located. 2 homes In Connecticut area. 4 bedrooms, 2'/> rooms with cathedral Formal living room One parking. One baths, large eat-ln kit­ family room or 4th and dining room, four deck with view. Par­ months security. and Rhode Island. The celling and sliders to tially finished walk-out month's security. $495 chen, 2 car basement bedroom, I'/i baths, first floor bedrooms, per month. 872-8095. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS $600/month plus heat 8, price tor a basic 25 heated sunporch. Su­ patio. One bath, fully basement. Pool, tennis [PAINTING/ utilities. No pets. Call word ad Is only $55 and garage. Wood deck, appllanced kitchen, fifth bedroom or den on MANCHESTER. Two SERVICES SERVICES private treed lot. Call per private yard. Con­ lower level plus large court. Priced to sell at (MILD CARE PAPERING after 5pm, 643-7609. will appear In 43 news­ venient to l-84.$219,000. central air. Oversized $159,000. Call owner at bedroom, wall to wall Joe Lombardo ot Lom­ family room. Excellent GSL Building Mainte­ M AIN Street. 4 rooms to papers. For more In­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- garage. Reduced to 647-0748. carpeting, appliances, LICENSED Day Care. ERIN'S ERRANDS. Fast formation call Classi­ bardo 8i Associates, closet space and large nance Co. Commercl- rent on first floor. 1591 .□______$153,900. Call Doug, 423- heat, air conditioning. One opening for Infant. Renovation^Plus courier service. fied, 643-2711 and ask 647-1413. Offered at 1634. Lawrence, Martin very private back MANCHESTER. Open, al/ResIdentlal building Stove and refrigerator SPACIOUS 2 bedroom No pets. Clean. $640per Also openings for 2 CuBtom Interior A Exterior Bonded and Insured. Included. $500 per tor detolls.o______$232,500.______a Park Realtors. yard. Country living Sunday 1-4. 1212-B2 month. Available Oc- repairs and home Im­ Ranch In Burr Mea­ with-ln city limits. Call years or older. Before Painting • Caning Rapair ft Ranaw Low rates. 647-1567. provements. Interior mqnth. Adults pre­ T E R R IF IC Ranch In auiet MANCHESTER. Lov­ MANCHESTER. Cream West Middle Turnpike. tober 1st. 647-9138. a after school care • Dacka 4 Ligtrt Carpantry ingly renovated, 8 dow, South Windsor. Yoyo for your exclu­ Owner wants offers! 5 and exterior painting, ferred. T.J. Crockett, neighborhood. Priced Features full walkout Puff Cape. $153,900. MANCHESTER. F irs t available. Waddell • fraa Cai/maraa • ln$und HAWKES TREE SERVICE room , 3-4 bedroom, sive showing todov.S- room Condo In lovely light carpentry. Com­ Realtqr, 643-1577. to sell. 5'/i rooms, 2 full basement and garage. Call Luclenne, Century entry Real Estate, 643- floor apartment In 2 School area. Manches­ • Senior Di$eount$ BuckM. truck 6 chippar. Stump baths, sunporch, lower Henry Street Colonial. complex with pool and plete lanitorlal ser­ See It today. Priced at 21 Manor House, 871- 4060.O family house. 4 rooms, ter. 645-8816. _____ ramov*l. Fraa aatlmataa. TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- leyel family room and Features; generous picnic area. Dream kit­ 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 vice. Experienced, rel­ cense Plate Number Is $133,900. Century 21 Ep- 7212. 1 bedroom, stove, re­ Spaclal oontidaratlon for iable, free estimates. garage. Call office to­ foyer, pillared arches chen, lots of closets frigerator a heat In­ 773. E A J. If this Is your leading Into formal llv- ^ steln Realty, 647-8895.0 IN the tradition of luxury, and nice river view. aldarly and handlcappad. 643-0304. day for your exclusWe we proudly present this cluded. 1 monthssecur- ROOFING/ plate number, bring showing. $149,900. Sen­ ing room and dining BRAND New listing.' O P E N H O U S E Only $106,000. Direc­ this ad to Ed Thornton, What a bargain for 9 room, 7'h bath Forest I t y $525/month. D A Y-C AR E, Registered. 8I0ING 6 4 7 -755 3 try Real Estate, 643- room with bullt-ln O w n e r, 7 R oom Cape, tions; West Middle 649-6006. Have openings for be­ SERVICES OFFERED at Manchester Honda, china closet, beauti­ these gorgeous flower Hill Colonial. Taste­ Turnpike, across from 4060.g______eat-ln kitchen, move-ln fully decorated Inside fore and after school - CALL ART 24 Adams Street, Man­ fully refInIshed wood­ gardens, the serenity condition. 5 Llnnmore Dr. Wickham Park. Cen­ chester, to collect your 180-182 Eldrldge Street. work and hardwood of Andover Lake and with grounds. Lawned care for Waddell a St. H&R ROOFING SNOWPLOWING M anchester tury 21 Lindsey Real Bridgets. Also open for No job too big or too TRE MOVER - $25. You must bring Two fcm ily 6-6 duplex floors, eat-ln, St. Cha­ lust a short walk to the In elegance. Priced far a Commercial Dapandabta, honaat. axparl- Estate, 649-4000. MANCHESTER. 1st evening care. 10 years a Residential Industrial proof of registration. tor Immediate sale to rles kitchen, family elementary school. •154,000 Negotiable below replace- small. Will work 7 days • ancad, Inturad, raaaonabta. months free rent. 2 experience. Specific, Call This offer Is void In settle estate. Firm room with Vermont Come see this 3 bed­ ment.$270's Blanchard until job complete. 10% bedroom apartment. college education for Anytim e seven days. 9-17. $175,150. 646-2426 room Ranch with cozy a Rossetto Realtors," LOTS/LARD discount for Senior S. a. BUNCNARD, Ik . 646-9669 casting wood stove, Air conditioning, pool, day care. 647-0029. weekdays.______12x20 deck, nicely first floor family room. 2 F A M IL Y for sale by We're Selling Houses" for dependable service owner. Perfect tor FOR SALE all newappllances, $775 C itize n s. landscaped private Offered at 646-2482.0______7 4 2 -1 O S X Finding a cash buyer for per month. Includes fRce esTiuATta CONDOMIRRJMS yard, large bedrooms, $159,900. Century 21 Ep- o w n e r occupancy. A F A M IL Y keepsake for 875-9153. Joe Tor Soil ScraoBad Loam the Items you'd like to sell $105,000 per apartment. A N D O V E R . 7.35 acre heat a hot water. 282- FORRERT new 13x24 carpeted steln Realty, 647-8895.0 the present owners be­ Looking for 647-9289, Rick Any tmoixX d d lv a d Abo, M, Is easy. Just let our read­ Immediate occupancy. building lot. Tested and 7584 after 6pm. basement rec room, 2 VERNON. An excep- ing passed along for approved. $79,900. T .J . something? MANCHESTER ROOHNe grami, wans and bsiK miich. ILM. L9UIR- ers know what you have car garage, totally up­ 28 years old. Excellent $139,900., This fine 6 DELIVERING tlonal home Is this condition. Extro large Crockett, 643-1577. Manchester. 2 bedroom All types ot rooting * Rich, clean, stone-free Bobcat, backhos a loadw rwasL fleld,. South Main tor sole with an ad In dated, 100 amp electri­ room Cape with garage Street. Large luxurious Classified. 643-2711. custom built by U a< R. 9 lot In central nelghbor- Duplex. Garage, lease, repairs. tWood shlnglds loam. S yards. *80 Plus Ta x . DAVIS CONSTRUCTION cal system, new roof, room Colonial pegged Is located within walk­ security. No pets. Also, sand, gravel, stone Condo. 2 bedrooms, 2>A hood. 649-8233.______ing distance to Bowers I BUSINESS — Cedar Shakee. two full baths, easy floor family room, 1st $585/month plus utili­ 27 years Exper/sncs and horse manure. 872-1400/6S9-9555- baths. $1050/month. walking distance to all floor blllard room, 4 COVENTR Y/Bolton line. School.Blanchard a 1 PROPERTY ties. 646-3618. Plus one months secur­ Reduced. 2-3 bedroom iMtmd « tlwaaaa • OasraH a d schools. $185,000. By large bedrooms, Rossetto Realtors," 643-9504 HANDYMAN and ity. No pets. No utili­ owners, 649-4468. screened porch, 2'/i Ranch. Nearly 1'/j We're Selling Houses" FOR sale. Manchester MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 645-8830 ties. Call Re/MAX, east BOLTON lake, 2 bedroom acres near lake. New 646-2482.0______Doctor's office space. rooms, 1 bedroom a HAUUNG of the river. Rosalie Z. Cape, large lot, 2 stor­ baths, 2 car garage, FREE. Buvers-Investors large treed lot with roof, windows 8> cedar Hilliard Professional located on a busline. BrunettI, 643-7014 or age sheds, gas heat, SHADOWED by great Building. 2,153 square HEATING/ Any job — Anytime Night. Wednesday, manicured yard. Ask­ siding. Excellent loca- oaks this Immaculate $400/month Includes HOUSE SITTER 647-1419.______■ appliances, drivate September 28, 1988 at tlon. By owner, feet and convenient PLUMBING ing $329,000. U a R brick Cape offers a heot. Call 649-4000. Shop the Call Gary FOR Rent. 6 room, 2/3 beach. 18 Colonial 7;00P.M. at First Fed­ $129,900. 742-8469. storage area. 1st floor. Professional couple, Road. $144,900. 649- Realty, 643-2692.a growing family up to 4 MANCHESTER. Studio fall - winter. bedroom, 1V^ Bath eral Savings, 344 West MANCHESTER. Bright Move-In condition. Ex­ Apartment. No pets. 8 7 5 -3 4 8 3 1794.______MANCHESTER. Open, bedrooms with 2 baths. Classifieds. PJ's Plumbing, Hasting A Condo. Central air, Middle Turnpike, Man­ and charming 3 bed­ See It today I Blanchard cellent parking! In­ $375/month. 2 months chester. Hosted by Sunday, 1-4.125 Loomis quire todnv'at 646-5153. P.O. Box 495 carport, pool, tennis. 2 BEDROOM Ranch In 'as room, 1'/j bath dor- a Rossetto Realtors," security and referen­ Herald Air CandHIonIng $875 plus secutirv and Is condition'. Living Realty World- Street. Beautifully Boilers, pumps, hot water Hartford, CT 06141 T&L INASONRY mered Cape. Large We're Selling Houses" MANCHESTER. For ces. Immediate occu­ Brick, block, stona. utilities. Ask for Joyce room, eat-ln kitchen, Benolt/Frechette As­ maintained Cape In tamlly room, oversized sole. Furnished office pancy. M7-8649 or 643- 643-2711 tanks, new and quiet neighborhood. 646-2482.0______replacements. Chimneys and repairs. E. Century 21 Epstein 1st floor family room sociates. Come hear wood deck, tree shaded building. Over 2000 9699.______Remodeled kitchen, P L A N TE D tor pleasure FREE ESTIMATES S 4 S Framing No job too amall. ReaHv,M7-8895.D and a 1 car garage. Call our guest speakers dis­ lot. 2 car garage. In­ square feet, excellent will do cuss and answer ques­ plus 3 bedrooms, full the grounds that sur­ THREE room opartment. FREE ESTIMATES MANCHESTER. Two for further details. cluding refrigerator location. 17 car park­ Heat and appliances CARPENTRY/ 643-9649/228-9616 • AddHIont • Qaragat • Porch $104,000. D.W . Fish tions on how you can basement, and ter­ round this stunning ing lot. $285,000. Robert and decks bedroom Townhouse. and all curtains & Forest Hills Contem­ Included. No pets. $520 REMODELING • Heat, hot water, car­ Realty, 643-1591 .□ own a home or Invest raced yard and patio! drapes. Call Joe Lom­ D. Murdock, 643-2692. • Stats LIcantad call 645-8063 property. Reserva­ Asking $144,500. Direc­ porary of 8 rooms and per month. Security • Fully Inturad peting. Air condition­ COLUMBIA, Newly reno­ bardo at Lombardo 8, 2'/i baths. Offered at and references re­ MMCEI1ANE0U8 ing, all appliances, tions limited. Realty tions; Broad Street to Associates. 647-1413. Call 0434921.645-;7S7 vated redecorated, 7 Hilliard Street to Grif­ $244,900. Blanchard ,a quired. 646-2253. FARRAND REMODEUNG SERVICES Evenings Modular Roma nice location. Call 647> room Colonial. 4 bed­ World, Benoit, Asking $219,000.______Frechette Associates, fin Rood to Loomis Rossetto Realtors," | 2 7 J m ORT6A6E8 Room addHIont, dacka. roofing, Construction 1595.______rooms, 2 baths, new Street. Century 21 BOLTON. Lovely 5 room We're Selling Houses" tiding, windows and guttsra. hardwood floors and 646-7709.g Wa all0 flare Modular fiomu. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Lindsey Real Estate, Ranch on cul-de-sac. % 646-2482.0______Backhos and bulldozer saivlcs room Townhouse with carpet. $199,500. Beaz- PETERMAN Built Colon­ 649-4000.______acre lot, with mature FALLRW BOMID?? NORTH Manchester. tvallibla. Call Bob Ftrrand. Jr. i KITCHEN & BATH LARSON BUILDERS lev, 267-4481.______M A N C H ES TE R . New to NSW England Hornet fireplace, all applian­ ial. Lovely Aluminum trees. Conveniently lo­ market. Very charm­ STOP FORECLOSUREI! Available October 1. Bus. 647-8S09 ces, heot, hot water, sided homf! with fire- THE Grounds ot this cated close to Man­ 7 Pitkin St.. Vamon, C T 060M BOLTON. New Contem­ spectacular home are ing six room older If you are falling behind on One bedroom apart­ Res. 645-6849 REMODELING carpeting, air condi­ porary on beautifully placed Living room, 3 chester and 384. Colonial In nice family your mortgage paymenta... ment on 2nd floor of 2 871-6854 tioning. Nice location. bedrooms, Vfi baths, lust like those at a golf From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, treed one acre lot. 4 club. Meticulously $149,500. Owner/Agent, area. Formal living OR...If your home la In fore­ family house. Large CMatom OuHl homaB. adUMona. CallI 64' 64q-5240.------lower level family ramodallng. wpod aiding. dBOka. bedrooms, 2V^ baths, cared for Inside and 643-4022.______room with French closure, WE CAN HELPI yard, quiet neighbor­ our own craftsmen do the complete job — room and one car over­ fooRng. conerald «fork. maaonry 4 m central air and va­ BOLTON. Convenient doors to formal dining No payment program avail­ hood. Much character. phaaaa of oonatruedon. neatly and on schedule. You don't have to be on sized garage. Set on a out, featuring 4 bed­ cuum, double lacuzzi In country living! Rolsed room, three good sized able for up to 2 years. Bad $500 plus utilities. Call It yoti'r* ale* ot oo/tfraefor* net advertising expert to get ROMES deep lot. $144,900.D.W. rooms, spacious ftam- Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. master bath and many lly room and a large Ranch, 1800 square bedrooms and all new credit Is not a problemllAsk evenings, 647-9072. rtiuming yovr eaWa - cad ml results In Classified. We'll FOR RERT Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Fully Inauiad • Fraa Eatimalaa extras. 649-6232. sun porch leading to a feet, 3 bedrooms, 7>h updated kitchen and how LOW payments can 649-5400 help you word your ad delightful In-ground baths, fireplaced fam­ baths. Call the office help you SAVE YOUR maa CaattracUea 643-2711. BOLTON. Winterized ■ ic k im r pool with a spa. Beautl- ily room with custom today for your exclu­ HOME TODAYI M HERITAGE KITCHEN and Cottage for rent on EAST Hartford. 2 bed­ lake. Furnished, two fully decorated! built wet bar. Beautiful sive showing. $152,900. Swiss CenssrsaMye fireog 643-1720 Aak (or Mark FOR SALE — BY OWNER Across from Martin views and minutes to Sentry Real Estate, 643- room Condo. Wall to BATH CENTER, INC. bedrooms. $675/month School. A must tq see! highway.$209,000. Pi­ 4060.a at (203) 454-1336 or wall carpeting, ap­ ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester______plus security & utili­ 26 BUTLER ROAD — MANCHESTER ano Realty, Gallery of pliances, air condition­ ties. Novetnber 1st- $254,900.Jackson a (203)4544404 ISnPMNTINe/ LARD8CAPIHG Jackson Real Estate, Homes, 646-5200.______ing, swimming pool. I S S I PAPERING June 1st. Call after 5, 647-8400.O BOLTON. Attractive C0NMHNINIUM8 Excellent location. 647-1257.______Call between 9-4, 528- G a rris o n Colonial. FOR SALE Rentals N AM E your own reaso­ lANDSCAPiNG" MANCHESTER. 6 room Offers 4 bedrooms, 7'h 9321. After 5, 643-9321. IJEF Asphault Paving MO JOd TOO UIALL Ranch. Fireplace, nable price. Father 8, Pruw Simibt, hadstt. ftnwtlne. OPEN HOUSE baths, central air and SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Son Painting and Pap­ pltntnet, lawn taidina A much more. $950 plus fireplaced family Condo, 2’/j baths, din­ ering. Removal. 291- maliWananea. utilities. Security and Sunday, Sept 18 room. Locoted on pri­ ing room, full cellar, l -l i R O O M S 8567. I Fall Special Cat FREE ESTIM ATES references required. vate cul-de-sac. Ready central air, beautiful EAST Hartford. 2 bed­ PerseiMlIzBd Law* Cara T .J . Crockett, 643-1577. back yard. Swimming 1 3 'I FOR RENT room Condo. Wall to ■ ■ 1 to 4 pm for October occu­ ALaadseapiBg pancy. Comp In ond pool, tennis courts, wall carpeting, ap­ \ m v Manchester LARGE and sunny. Pri­ pliances, air condition­ I Save *100 with this coupon. 7 4 2 -S 2 2 4 laavamatti STORE ARO choose colors 8, floor­ carport. Fairly priced. BRUSHWORKS. Interior Owner, 649-5524.______vate bath and en­ ing, swimming pool. OFFICE SPACE 404 Spring Street ing today! $279,900. Pi­ trance. Prefer non- painting. Free estl- ano Realty, Gallery of Excellent location. (oom»r Duncin Rotd) BRAND New listing. Cozy smoklng male. motes. 12 years expe­ I Driveways, parking lots. FU R N ISH ED Offices with Homes, 646-5200.______and comfortable 1 bed­ Coll between 9-4, 528- Spacious 9 room, 4 bedroom. $110/week. 74^5861. 9321. After 5, 643-9321. rience. Finished cabl- CORCRETE phone, receptionist, 2 bath home on large private BRAND new listing. At- room condo at East nets/celllngs. Wall LOVELY 2 bedroom Du­ ■ Residential & Commercial. copy, fax and secre- eorrwr lot Beamed family tractlve 6 room over­ Meadow In Manches­ I APARTMENTS reflnlshlng. 647-0636. tary support. 647-4800. room with walnut bullt-lns, all sized Cape on Summit ter. Fully appllanced plex. Available Oc­ “ COMCBEir" OFFICE Space. 500 custom kitchen with WyHght. Street. Features In­ kitchen, dining area, 1 FOR RENT tober 1st. Security a I Call anytime. large redwood deck with clude 3 bedrooms, 2 full spacious living room lease required. $650. Extarlor Painting & ADDITIONS a FLOORS Square feet. $350 per baths, fireplace, hard­ and generous bed­ MANCHESTER. E ffi­ 646-3938.______Staining • commarelal 6 laaldanllal month Includes utili­ owning end patio. Oversized ties. Excellent loca- Quality Built 3 bedroom Georgian Style i car garage, central vac eye- wood floors plus car­ room. Basement stor­ ciency Includes heot a MANCHESTER. Like •Alto atockada (snett IntUillsd • Free Eetimetee 642-4295 tlon. 647-9223.______Mm, 3 zone heat. Many peting, summer porch, age and laundry faclll- appliances. new, 3 bedroom Du­ •Fully Inturad — Iras attimttat I Ranch. Move in condition, Excellent extras. Martin School area. 2 car garage, alumi­ tles. Tastefully $400/monfh. 649-8365. plex. All appliances. •Senior cHIzan discount John R*nn»" FOR Rent. Professional decorated. Handy lo­ ^ Free Estimates. Company • 876-9371 office building. Large location. Accessible to shopping, PoasIMs owner financing num sided with a brick ONE bedroom, qppllan- Convenient location. Mike — 643-0743 S front. Ansaldl-bullt. cation near busline. after 5 pm ______parking lot. Ideal loca­ schools and highway. Principles only. must seel Asking *249,000. ces, qlr, carpef. No Available October 1st. $152,500. Jackson a $77,500. Jackson a Lease a security re­ tion. R.O. Murdock, •179,900. 649-2929 Jockson Real Estate, pets. Security. October 643-2692 or 643-6472. 6 4 9 - 7 5 5 0 Jackson Real Estate, 1. 646-1972. quired. $800/month. 647-8400.D 647-8400.O 646-3938 9 9 •.BAmsA,BsAsR*«»«*Riaa • # f -f •eRaRiAsPiA## A I I P M $ ■ « « a,*.*,*.*.* • 4P§9B§B§9m9 IT) ’ f » t » t • s . 8 « 8 4 8 s I • I « ICARS iF U a OIL/COAL/ TAS CARS I INDUSTRIAL 1NIISCELLANE0U8 FDR SALE I FOR SALE PROPERTY I FOR RENT FIREWOOD SALES SPORTS 1985 BUICK C entury 1968 LINCOLN Contlnen- M A N C H E S T E R . 3400 MANCHESTER. 2 cor FIREWOOD-Seasoned. 4 JOIN us for a free cup of LTD, 4 cylinder, 4door, tlol. Coll 643-5255. garage. $65/m onth. foot length. S50 cord. coffee. Furniture, square feet Indostrlol 36K, power steerinfj, 1977 CUTLASS Supreme- space. Loadtna dock. Each side. 649-B3A5. Cash & carry. Call porch gilder, cos­ 644-0426 after 6pm. tumes, Pella boy win­ power brakes, air con­ Engine factory rebuilt, parkIno.PrIncIpols ditioning, power win­ 30.000 miles, transmis­ Only. Woodland Indus- dow, lamps, baseball I ROOMMATES There's someone out cards. Saturday, Sep­ dows, power seats, sion rebuilt, 15,000 Korea in spotlight as Olympic Games open trlol Pork. 643-2HV WANTED there who wants to buy tember 17, 8:30-3. 61 power trunk release, miles. Mechanically Bramble Bush Rood. power side mirrors, sound. Body shot. Ask­ Wishing w ill not sell any­ your power tools. Find rear defogger. Must By John Nelson resumed at the Summer Olympics More than 13,000 athletes and thing ... a low-cost ad In MALE. 28, Non-Smoker. 2 that buyer with a low-cost Oft Hlllstown. ing $300 or best offer. Sell! $7000,647-7030. Coll 646-3053.______The Associated Press Saturday at an opening ceremonies officials marched at the ceremonies, Classified will. Why not bedroom. $288 plus half ad In Classified. 643-2711. TAG Sole. 405 Spring place one today! 643-2711. utilities. Two months 1977 DODGE Aspen. 1983 MERCURY Capri. designed to reflect the ancient Orien­ which began with a fleet of 500 boats Street, Manchester. 49,000 miles plus 1974 SEOUL, South Korea — The world’s tal philosophies of harmony and sailing up the Han River, including a security & no lease. { miscellaneous September 178,18, 9-3. 5.0, 5 speed, sunroof, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Don at 643-1108. Toyota Cellco. Both tor 71.000 miles. $3900 or most politcally fired sports rivalry friendship. Yong-ko-san carrying the traditional ESTATE OF FOR SALE $650. 649-5445. ^ best offer. Eric, 646- dragon drum of ancient Korea. IRMA G. GOWDY The Hon. David C. Ropoe, It you don't use It, don't „1981 TOYOTA Corolla. 2088.______In the 70,000-seat Olympic Stadium, Judge, of the Court of Pro­ need It and don't wont It, EIGHT month old water- Excellent transporta­ bed, $325. Courthouse TAG Sale, September 17 8, whose swooping roofline evoked im­ bate, District of Coventry of why not sell It with o 18, 10-6, 463 Birch tion. Asking $1400. 742- 0 hearing held on September One Gold membership, 0351, evenings.______CENTER ages of a Chosun Dynasty bowl, 1.500 14, 1988 ordered that all Classified Ad? Coll 643- 12’/i months left for Mountain Rood, Man­ Koreans in white, native dress 2711 to ploce your od. BUICK LeSabre, 1976. claims must be presented to $450. Compared to reg­ chester. Antiques, fur­ MOTORS marched in precision to 500-year-old the fiduciary at the address ular price of $700 plus. niture, odds 8, ends, Runs good. S550. Call 461 Main St., Manchester below. Failure to promptly lomps, tools, clothes. 649-6894 otter 5.______folk music of the Flower Crown present any such claim may Eric 649-3426.P______Dance. result In the loss ot rights to Merchandise GARAGE Sale. Rain or 1976 FORD LTD. 4 Door, Low Cost Financing HOLIDAY Health Plati­ a Their performance was strongly recover on such claim. num Membership. 646- shine. September 17, 400 cubes, Good run­ Bertha E. Roppe, 8268. Ask for Mike. 9-4, 70 Grandview ning condition or parts. 85 Toy. Tercel Wag.... *4495 influenced by the ages-old Oriental Clerk $200. 649-5453. Leave messoge._____ Street. Kids CB ski 85 Pont. 6000 4 Dr...... *4995 concept of Yin and Yang, the emblem The fiduciary Is: outfits sizes 68,14, kids 1977 MONTE Carlo. Mint on the Korean flag which represents Vyrllng Smith FURNITURE SMALL Stereo, trampo­ cross-country ski 85 Cavalier 4 Dr...... *3195 42 Oak Grove Street line, footlocker, sled, condition, excellent opposing forces coming together in Manchester, CT 08040 boots, Pzortzgraff fol- harmony and friendship. And so it was MUST Sell. Six antique extension ladder. Man- kart, dish set, pictures, body. Must be seen. 81 Toy Corolla 2 Dr.... *1595 035-09 fiddle back chairs, me­ chester, 645-8709. antiques and Coll 528-0536.______that the United States and Soviet 82 Ply. Horiion...... *1695 Union returned to the Olympic arena INVITATION TO BID tal porch chairs and Chest freezer 16 or 18 household.______good foundation for a better ... glider. All good condl- cubic feet. $175. 643- TAG Sale. September ★ 83 Dodge Omni...... *1795 at the same time, 12 years after their international Olympic movement.” PURCHASE OF ONE NEW tlon. 646-5442.______2573. Old dressing table 16,178,18. F urniture, last meeting. ROTARY MOWER, with mirror. $50. HONDA Prelude. 1984, 83 Ren. Alliance ...... *1895 While the Eastern-bloc Soviets and MULTI-DECK TYPE TWO bedroom sets. 7 lamps, rugs. Kerosene dark blue Interlor/ex- “ I ’m glad the sky is high and so piece Mediterranean, COMPLETE collection of heater, knickknacks, 82 Datsun 310 2 Dr...... *1995 blue,” Yuk Hee-Jin. a 17-yearrold East Germans are expected to lead The Town ot Coventry will terlor, 5 speed, air the medal standings, some real U.S. receive sealed bids for the $150. 5 Piece light books, cookbooks, au­ miscellaneous. 736 conditioning, excellent birch, $150. 742-9281 af- tobiographies, travel, 78 Pont. Lem ans...... *1595 Korean high school student, said as he purchase ot one, ( 1), new ro­ North Main Street, condition. 76,000 miles. entered the stadium. " I believe God is gold medal hopes include Ashford’s tary mower, multi-deck type ter 4.______etc. Call 643-6775. Manchester^______track and field teammates Carl Asking $6600. Call even­ 84 Toy Corolla 4 Dr...... *4295 blessing my country for its years of at the Town Hall -1712 Main DINING Room set with ings, Scott, 228-4233. Lewis, Florence Griffith Joyner, Street, Coventry, CT 08238 hard work and preparation for this until 10:00 o.m. on Tuesday, lighted China Cabinet. 80 Camaro Cpe...... *1995 Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Edwin September 27th, 1988 at which Contemporary design. E N D R O L L 8 Olympic Games.” time and place oil bids will be Pecan table with two ' 27VkwMlh-2M M ULTI-Famlly Tag Sale. i f 78 TBird Cpe. AC...... *1495 The United States and Soviet Union Moses, swimmers Matt Biondi and opened and publicly read leaves, 4 side chairs, 2 12% width • 3 lor 2S« Children's clothing, have not met in a Summer Games Janet Evans, diver Greg Louganis. aloud. arm chairs. Asking dolls, miscellaneous 1984 CHEVY Blazer S-10, 82 Ford F-150 PU ...... *3995 boxer Andrew Maynard, a men’s MUBT be pteked up M «w 4X4, 56,000 mlles.Ex- since 1976 in Montreal’s Olympic The Town ot Coventry res­ $600. 646-8645 after 6pm HwaM OtBoe Monday ttmi household. 91 Harlan basketball team led by Danny Man­ erves Its rights to waive all cellent condition. 79 Chev C-20 Van...... *3895 Stadium, where a construction crane on weekdays 8, all day ■nHiradir/batow1lam.onty- Street. Saturday, Sep- Informalities In the bidding $6,700 or best offer. entrapped within its walls stood like ning and more than a score of other process. The Town Is not weekends.______tember 17, 9om-2pm. 84 Tourismo Cpe...... *7495 Americans in such sports as women’s 643-8762;______prehistoric Tyrannosaurus Rex. obllgted to occept the lowest SOFA, swivel rockers, TAG Sale. Huge 3 family, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, bid. 1977 PLYMOUTH 9 pas- 1976 Jaguar XJ6L .... $5999 Through two subsequent Olympics, end tables, lamps, rug. Saturday, September water polo, yachting and equestrian. Bid Forms, Instructions Manchester, 645-8709. TAB 17, 9am-3pm. 845 East senger Station Wagon. it was feared that a worldwide and Specification Require­ SAFE BUY USED CARS Ashford was only the thirt woman SALES Street, Hebron. Good condition. $500. Games, too. had become a dinosaur, ments MUST be obtained In BEAUTIFUL Pensylvo- 649-3869 after 5pm. to carry the U.S. flag at an opening PERSON at the Town Garage nla House cherry Clothes, toys, books, M IK E FLYNN extinct in an ice age of conflicting tools, household Items ceremonies, and while she knew of the at 48 Bradbury Lane, Phone: corner cabinet. Bowed NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 649-4304 ideologies. With Americans boycot­ (203) 74^85S8. eral Statute 23-85 prohibits and much, much more I SCHALLER dissention over her selection, she was windows and lighted. Open M-F / Sat. R-5 ting the 1980 Moscow Games and the TOWN OF COVENTRY $495. Coll 647-8756. the posting ot advertise­ Rain dote, Sunday, honored. JOHN A. ELSESSER ments by any person, firm or September 18.______ACURA Soviets boycotting the 1984 Los TOWN MANAGER 3 Piece hardwood wall corparatlan on a telegraph, Angeles Olympics, 12 years passed. Of the 167 Olympic nations, a 161 unit. Section for desk, telephone, electric light or TAG Sale. 9-2, Corner 037-09 USED CARS MOTORCYCLES/ Now, the waiting is over. The real accepted invitations to Seoul — a . cablnetdoors. $550.647- power pole or to o tree, Charter Oak Street and AP phctc shrub, rock, or any other Virginia Road. Dolls, 87 Interga L S .....• 9,995 M0PED8 Games have begun again. major embarrassment to North Ko­ INVITATION TO BID 0242.______natural object without o writ­ furniture, household 87 Tayota L/B » 8,995 Marat Gramov. chairman of the rea. which tried to lead yet another (Re-Bid) COUCH, sofa, and otto­ ten permit for the purpose of NO PAIN, NO GAIN — U.S. heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee Items. Saturday, Sep­ 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 YAMAHA 1980 250 Exci­ Soviet Olympic Committee, said the boycott over the International Olym­ Ybu are Invited to bid on Mo­ man. $150. 643-6204. protecting Itorthepubllcond tember 17. ter. Runs good. Needs carries o fine of up to S50 for 87 Toyota (Corolla ...* 8,595 smiles as she receives a massage after workout on the track world was on the verge of “ a new way. pic Committee’s refusal to let it cohost dular Classroom Renova­ MISCELLANEOUS 87 Chevette ...... • 4,795 minor repairs. Asking tions and Addition to Long­ eoch offense.______$250. 646-4704.______Friday in Seoul. The Olympic Games open today. of thinking, getting both countries a the Games. view Middle School, Elling­ ITV/STEREO/ FRIDAY & saturdoy, Household Items, 87 Toyota (Corolla ...' 8,296 ton, Connecticut. APPLIANCES September 16&17, 14 crafts, dog house, 87 Toyota Q T ....*10,995 I garden vegetables, Bids will be received by Or. Agnes Drive, Manches­ 86 Chev C20 ...... * 9,595 IAUT08F0R Joseph J. DeLucIa, Superin­ REFRIGERATOR- ter. 9-4. F urniture, manequln. 110 Colum­ 1RENT/LEA8E Attrition name of game In boxing tendent of Schools until 3:00 /freeier with Ice ru g s , knickkacks, bus Street, 9-2, Sotur- 86 Corvette ...... *19,595 getting p.m. on October 4,1988. maker. Electric stove. household Items, col­ dav, 17th.______86 LeSabre ...... * 9,295 FREE Mileage on low Bids received otter this time Coppertone. Every­ lectables, decoys, 85 Toronado...... * 9,495 SEOUL. South Korea (AP) — matchups later next week Romal- the three highest weights. will not be accepted. SATURDAY, September cost auto rentals. V il­ thing works. $150 for small appliances, mag­ 17, 10-3. Furniture 8, 85 Audi QT ...... * 9,595 lage Auto Rental. 643- Attrition will be the name of the lis Ellis of Ellenwood. Ga.. will Andrew Maynard of the Arm y All bidders must file with both. 74^0465.______azines. Rain date, Sep- clothes. 67 Hudson 2979 or 646-7044. early plunge game in the Olympic boxing box Lee Kang-Suk at 132 and at Ft. Carson, Colo., will open his their bid a certified check or 84 Skylark...... * 3,995 Bid Bond tor 5% of the bid MOVING. Washer & tember 238,24.______Street______84 Toyota Camry ...* 7,995 competition. Anthony Hembrick of the Army quest for the 178-pound title made payable to the Town of dryer, $50 each. SATURDAY 8, Sunday, at Ft. Bragg. N.C.. will meet Ha against Mikaele Masoe of Ameri­ Ellington Performance and 345 Center St., MISCELLANEOUS SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The opening It’s big and it’s tough, even B le n d e r, $5. Aqua September 178,18, 73 WANTED TO Jong-Ho at 165. can Samoa. He also is in a Labor and Material Pay­ swivel chair, $15, mis­ HartI Drive, Vernon. Manchester • 847-7077 AUTOMOTIVE ceremonies won’t be the only chance for U.S. without the boycotting (^ubans. ment Bonds tor 100% ot the BUY/TRADE The first U.S. boxer to see different bracket from Rene cellaneous Items. Call 9-5. Rain or shine. Olympians to carry the flag Saturday. contract price will be re­ action will be 112-pounder Arthur Suetovius of East Germany and quired. 649-7639. Houseware, clothing, in the first event in which Americans will Three bouts in the 106-pound Johnson of Minneapolis, who will Nourmagomed Chanavazov of No bid may be withdrawn tor miscelloeous.______compete. Wendv Williams of Bridgeton, Mo., class and 17 in the 119-pound the period stated In the Bid CLYDE TEL division Saturday night will kick box Andrea Mannai of Italy the Soviet Union. Form without the written MACHINERY CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. and Michele Mitchell of Boca Raton, Fla., will t/3 WANTED off the 421-boxer, 409-bout tourna­ Sunday. Mannai was a bronze Ray Mercer of the Arm y at consent of the Building Com­ AND TOOLS Plano Any Condition. ROUTE 83, VERNON ENTERPRISES dive in the women’s platform preliminaries. mittee, Ellington Middle ment in 12 divisions. medalist at the 1987 European Germany, 27, the oldest member 4 FAM ILY Tag Sale. Sat­ Stelnwov for otplrlne 82 BuIcK O nt. 2 Dr, *4995 “ Michele and I would like to start off the School The Committee res­ Championships. of the U.S. team, will box Rudolph erves the right to waive Irre­ 32 FOOT Aluminum Ex­ urday, September 17, handicapped pianist. 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The other two U.S.-Korean was kinder to the U.S. boxers in Germany. 033-09 CT I \V* . I ; A ' . ♦Vi. \ I •- t t s j A Viiixi Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard National Laaguo roaulta Wayne Grady 7188—139 Phil Rodgers 3539— 75 Windham X -C invite today Lennie Clements 6971— 140 Ken Still 3548-75 MHS, East football begin Baseball Cardinala 3. Cuba 0 Chris Kite Doug Ford 3237— 75 WINDHAM - The Windham Cross Country Olympics Mike Sullivan ' 72-68— 140 Bruce Crompton 37-38— 75 The Manchester High and East Catholic High Larry RInker 68-72— 140 Bruce Devlin 4234— 76 C H IC A (30 Invitational wil be held today beginning at 10 a.m. football teams will kick off their seasons on the road STLOUIS Bobby Wadkins 71-69—140 DeRoy Simon 3548— 76 o b r h b l a b r b b i The Manchester High and East Catholic boys’ and Donnie Hammond 47-73—140 Jack Reck 3548— 76 today. The Indians will be at Windsor High at 10:30 American League staniilnge Coleman If 5 0 0 0 Doscenzcf 4 0 0 0 Clarence Rose 71.70— 141 3548-76 girls’ teams will be among the participants. Saturday’s Olympic Schadula Bill Collins a.m. while the Eagles, the defending Class M state OSmIth ss 5 0 2 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 1 0 Duffy Waldorf 71.70—141 Gordon Jones 3239^77 Oauend 2b 4 1 1 0 Webster If 2 0 10 George Archer 70-71—141 Bob Rosburg 3541— 77 champs and currently with the longest winning East DIvIslen 4 0 1 0 Chip Beck 7269—141 Pet. OB By LEWIS WITHAM (Juerrer lb 110 0 Dawson rf ALLTIMESEASTERN W L Berryhll c 3 0 0 0 Curtis Strange . — 141 streak In the state at 16 straight, will be at New .565 — Laga 1b 0 0 0 0 $atuntav,$«pi.i7 71 70 Boston 83 64 Law 3b 3 0 1 0 Jim Booros 7288— 141 68 .534 4*/i Take the number of teams Allcea2b 0000 UConn soccer hosts Army Botatlball London High at 1:30 p.m. New York 78 Bm nsky rf 4 0 0 0 Trillo 1b 3 0 1 0 Brad Faxon 7488— 142 Detroit 78 69 .531 5 that don’t qualify for the NBA McGeecf 3 111 Vorshoph 10 00 Group B, Chino vs. Egypt, 5:30 a.m. Gene Sauers 7587— 142 Milwaukee 78 70 .527 3 0 0 0 STORRS — The University of Connecticut Blaine McCalllster 7289— 142 .514 7Va playoffs, multiply by Tom RBaokr3b 4 0 11 Dunstonss Group B, Conodo vs. Brazil, 7:X a.m. FootbaD MHS girls host East Toronto 76 72 AAuphry ph 10 0 0 men’s soccer team will complete a busy six-game Ray Stewart 6973—142 70 77 .476 13 T P e n a c 3 0 2 1 (Jroup A , Australia vs. Puerto Rico, 7:45 Cleveland Watson’s British Open titles, DeLeonp 4 000 Harkeyp 3 0 1 0 Roger Maltble 71-71—142 Baltimore 51 94 .352 31 stretch in which it plays three games when it p.m. The Manchester High girls’ soccer team (1-0) will subtract the round in which W arrell p 0 0 0 0 PIcop 000 0 (JroupB, United Slates vs. Spaln,9:45p.m. Jim Gollogher 7289— 142 W M t EMvalon TolOh 33 3 7 3 Totals 31 0 6 0 hosts Army Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Brian Mogg 71-71— 142 host crosstown rival East Catholic High today at W t Pet. OB Joe Frazier knocked down Boxing NFL standings — Soccer Stadium. Prelims, 5am. (.oren Roberts 7271— 143 10:30 a.m. at the Kennedy Road field. The junior Oakland 93 54 .633 Rocco Mediate 70-73—143 82 65 .558 11 . Muhammad All, and add the SILaulS 000 100 0 » - 3 Prellms,8p.m. Minnesota diicaoe 000 000 o o »-o David Ogrln 70-73— 143 AMERICAN CONFERENCE varsity game will be played at East. Meanwhile, the Kansas City 78 68 .534 14»/i number of minutes In a soccer C ydina Game Winning RBI — Mc(3ee (9). Men's 100K team time trlal,7p.m. Rex Caldwell 7271— 143 Botf Manchester High boys’ soccer team will travel to California 73 74 .497 20 Ed R o n 7271— 143 2B half. E— Dunston. DP—StLouls 2. LOB— MCC soccer at home today D M lW W L T Pel. PF PA Texas 64 81 .441 J.C. Snead 7271— 143 Buffalo 2 8 8 1.008 22 16 Wethersfield for a 10:30 a.m. contest. .425 30'/i StLouls9,Chlcogoa 2B-GSm lth, Webster, Women's ptottorm, prelims, 1 a.m. Chicago 62 84 TPena, Low. 3B— McGee. S—Alicea. Bruce Soulsby 7271— 143 NewEnglond 1 1 0 .500 34 39 In other boys’ soccer action, Cheney Tech (1-0) Seattle 60 86 .411 32’/a PAYOFF: The above answer is The Manchester Community College men’s Women's ptottorm, prelims, 5 a.m. IP H R ER BB SO Women'sptottorm,flnal,9p.m. Curt Bvrum 70-73— 143 N .Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 26 31 also the age this St. Louis Car­ soccer team (2-1) will host Becker Junior College in Joy Don Blake 7489^143 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 27 34 will be at Cromwell at 10:30 a.m. while Bolton will UrteOamwNolincliNM StLems FleMHdckev dinals Hall of Famer will turn in DeLeon W,1M 71-3 5 0 0 4 3 MiMS Don Poolev 7588— 143 MIomI 0 2 0 .000 13 43 entertain Woodstock at 1:30p.m. Coventry (1-0) will Boston 7, Now York 4 its home debut today at 2 p.m. at the McCormick M ark Wiebe 7588— 143 MlnnesotoS, ailcoeo4 W orrell S,31 12-3 1 0 0 0 l Group B, Soviet Union vs. India, 7 p.m. Cenirol host Lyman Memorial at 1 p.m. 1985. Who is he? Chlcage Athletic Complex on the MCC campus. Group A , Pakiston vs. Spain, 8:45 p.m. Nick Price 6974—143 Cincinnati 2 0 0 1.000 49 38 Detroit S,Bammoro7 Harkey UO-2 0 4 4 Keith Clearwater 7271—^143 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 55 49 In other girls’ soccer action, Coventry plays host Toronto 4, Clevekmd X 10 Innlnos 7 3 2 The Cougars are coming off a 5-1 loss to the Brown Group B, WesKSermanv vs. (tonoda, 11 :X Pico 1 0 0 0 0 0 p.m. Bob Proben 7885— 143 aevetond 1 1 0 .500 9 26 to Windham at 10:30 a.m. while Bolton entertains Texas at California, (n) HBP— Guerrero by Harkey. WP— University junior varsity team on Wednesday. Bobby Ctompett 7271— 144 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 53 51 Milwaukee at Seattle, (n ) Group A, Netherlondsvs.Argentlna,11:30 Coginchaug at 11a.m. It’s SoccerFest at both Bolton Harkey. p.m. Jodie Mudd 71-73— 144 West Kansas aty at Oakland, (n) Umpires Home, Crawford; Rrst, Da­ John Inman 74-70— 144 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 52 24 and Coventry high schools with youth games also Saturday^ Oomes O vm noillcs vidson; Second, Pulll; Third, Harvey. Men'steomcampulsorlw,9p.m. Sam Randolph 71-73— 144 Denver 1 1 0 .500 48 24 going on throughout the day. Chicago (Reuss 11-0) at Minnesota leisny^ ue)S '-ddOAVd T — 2:39. A— 15,771. Midgets open on Sunday Robert Wrenn 7888— 144 L.A. Raiders 1 1 0 .500 59 51 (A.Anderson IM ), 11 a.m. 99 = Sk -I- S I - 9 X Z :U 3 M 8 N V Dan Farsmon 7272—144 Kansas City 0 2 0 .000 13 37 New York (John M ) ot Boston (Hurst Rldlng,7p.m.' ’The Manchester Midget Football League kicks off SWeottng Steve l4>werv 7787— 144 Son Diego 0 2 0 .000 16 58 17-5), 1:05 p.m. ©1985 by NEA.Inc. M ike Blackburn 7271— 144 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Collection set Saturday Cleveland (Swindell 16-13) at Toronto its 34th season Sunday at newly rechristened Dennis Women's air rifle, 40 shots, 6 p.m. Aten's tree pistol, 60 shots, 7 p.m. Jim Nelford 7589^144 EoM (K e y KV4), 1:35 p.m . „ Mata 4. Expoa 3 Carlin Field at the Mount Nebo complex at 1 p.m. John Adams 7272— 144 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 38 38 The annual townwide Manchester Midget Foot­ Kansas City (T.Gordon 00) at Oakland Open day target-trap, first round, 75 Opening ceremonies will be held at 12:45 p.m. The torgels,7p.m. Chris P erry 74-70— 144 N .Y. Giants 1 1 0 .500 44 40 (G.DavIs 15-5), 4:05 p.m . _ . „ debut with the St. Louis Cardinals, going Atark Lve 74-70— 144 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 65 42 ball League fund-raising collection drive will be 24or4lnavlctorvover the Boston Braves. MONTREAL N E W Y O R K Women'sair rifle, lOshols, (Inal, 8:30p.m. Baltimore (Schmidt 04) at Detroit O b r h b l defending champion Chargers will oppose the George Bum s 7274— 144 Washington 1 1 0 .500 50 56 held today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Players dressed in (Alexander 11-11), 7:35 p.m. 1951— Phil Rlizuto'ssaueeze bunt scored O b r h b l Men'sfreeplstol,10sho1s,(lnal, 11p.m. O NIxoncf 3 0 1 0 Wilson cf 4 1 2 0 Giants in the opener with the Eagles against the Jets Mike Reid 7271— 144 Phoenix 0 2 0 .000 28 38 uniform will canvas door-to-door and will be Texas (Hough 13-15) at California Joe DIMogglo with the winning run In the Grant Waite 7272—144 D M rtn zcf 10 0 0 Bckmn2b 3 1 1 0 immediately following the completion of the first China vs. West Germany, 3 a.m . Central (T.CIark 44), 10:05 p.m. ninth Inning as the New York Yankem beat Teufel ph 10 0 0 Lee Trevino 7272—145 Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 51 20 stationed at major shopping areas (Heartland, Stop Milwaukee (A u w s t 106) at Seattle the Cleveland Indians 2-1 to move Into first TJones If 3 1 2 0 Italy vs. Atexlco,3am. 5 1 1 0 Jefferls 3b 5 0 3 1 game. Brad Bryant 7570—145 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 41 34 (Moore 014), l0:05 p.m. placelntheAmerlcanLeague. . ^ ^ ^ Galorrg 1b Sweden vs, Tunlsla,5a.m. & Shop, Highland Park Market). Funds will help Brooks rf 5 0 11 Strvtaryrf 4 1 2 1 Zambia vs. Iraa,5am. James HaKet 7273— 145 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 46 19 Sunday's Oames 1955 — Brooks Robinson made his debut 4 0 0 1 Bill Britton 7275— 145 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 27 51 defray cost of equipment, etc. for the Baltimore Orioles, going M o r4 In a Wallach 3b 3 1 2 0 McRyM s If New York at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Corterc 4 0 0 0 Kenny Perry 74-71— 145 Green Bay 0 2 0 .000 17 47 Baltimore at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. victory over the Washington Senators. Huson2b 000 0 Women's 100 freebie, heah, 7 p.m. Santovenc 4 0 2 0 M ogodnlb 3 0 0 0 Save extends golf lead AAen's 100breoststroke,hegts Mike McCullough 7689^145 West Cleveland at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. 1968— Gaylord Perry of the Son Froncisco 4 0 1 0 Ben Crenshaw 7275—145 L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 51 17 Giants pitched a no4iltter ogolnst the St. Hudler 2b 3 0 0 0 Elster ss Women's 400 Individual medley, heals Chlcogo at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. O ledap 3 0 0 0 Bruce ZabrIskI 7272—145 San Rancisco 2 0 0 1.000 54 50 Texas at California, 4:05 p.m. LoulsCardInals,wlnnIno1-0. Foley ph 0 0 0 0 ST. NOM IJV BRETECHE, France (AP) — AAen's200(reeslyle,heals Television and Radio , Leochp 000 0 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 62 55 Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. 1971 _ l n a Chicago White Sox 94 victory Flzgrldp h 1 0 0 0 Severiano Ballesteros extended his four-stroke Toskwondo (Dewiom trotleii) OM ally3b 0000 Myers p 0000 AAen's and women's, flyweight and PGA Seniors scores Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 38 60 Milwaukee at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. over the California Angels, eoch of Ihe 1 1 0 0 Sunday, Sept. 18 Chlcogopkiyersdrovelnonerun. Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 K A M lIrp h overnight lead in Friday’s second round of the welterwelghtprellms, 1am. Dopsonp 2 000 Men's and women's, flyweight and Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. 1975 — Rennie Stennett of the Pittsburgh $680,000 Lancome Trophy golf tournament Friday, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.i Pirates hod three hits tor a total of 10 In two Paredsph 1 0 1 0 welterweight semifinals, Sam . RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Scores TODAY National Leagua atandinga moving five shots clear of a straggling field. R Id a v otter the first round of the 544iole Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. consecutlvegomes. ^ ^ Burke p 0 0 0 0 Men's and women's, flyweight and Noon — College football: Maryland at ^West W Jhnsn ph 1000 welterwelghtflnal, 7:20a.m. Crestar P G A Senior Golf Classic played on Green Bov at Miami, 1 p.m. 19S4— Reggie Jackson, at 38, b e c a n w ^ The 31-year-old Spaniard, the current British Houston at New York Jets, 1 p.m. East Dtvislen 13th plaver In ntalor leogoehlstorvto hit ao Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Men's and women's, bantomwelght and par-36-36— 72, 6,644-yard H e rm lto g e Virginia, Channel 18 Pet. OB Totals 36 318 1 Totals 3 6 4 9 3 Open champion, fired a 5-under-par 66 over the middleweight prellms,8p.m. Country Club course: Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m. W L home runt. No. 5(10 come off of Konsas City New Orleans at Detroit, 1 p.m. Noon — College football: Notre Dame at Michigan 89 57 .610 — 6.148-yard Saint Nom course. His two-round total Aten's and women's, bantamweight and Arnold Polmer 3233— 65 New York Royals pitcher Bud Block. Jackson'shomw Don Massengole 3234— 67 Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. State, Chs. 8,40 Pittsburgh 78 68 .534 11 come exoctlv 17 years after he got his first 012 middleweight prelims, 11 p.m . 15Wi Wlw Yerk 380 888 881-4 was 12- under-par 130. Volleyball Bobby Nichols 34-33—67 Phoenix at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Montreal 74 73 .S03 careerhit. ^ Seattle at Son Diego, 4 p.m. 12:30 p.m. — College football: Yale at Brown, 18 Two outs when winning run scored. Fellow Spaniard Jose-Maria Olazabal pulled into AAen Gene LIttler 3234-87 St. Louis 72 76 .406 1984 — Dwight Gooden of the New York New York Giants at Dallas, 4 p.m. 69 78 .460 X V i Game Winning RBI — Jefferies (1). Netherlands vs. France,2:30o.m. Gardner Dickinson 3533—68 ESPN Chicago Mets struck out 16 Phillies In a 21 loss at second place with a 66 for a 135. Peter Baker of Lee Elder 34-34— 68 Los AngelesRomsat Los Angeles Raiders. Philadelphia 59 88 .401 3016 Philadelphia. Five days earlier, Gooc^ E— Wallach, Bockmon, Jefferies, Rivera. South Korea vs. Sweden, 4:30 a.m. 1:15 p.m. — Yankees at Red Sox, Channel 30, DP— New York 1. LOB— Montreol W, New Britain carded a 67 to move into third place at 137. Japan vs. United States, 7:45 p.m. Bob Charles 34-34—68 4 p.m. W «tl CNVMlOa fanned 14 PHIsburgh Pirates tying a mqlor Atlanta at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. OB York 9. 2B— Wallach, Elsler. SB— Straw­ Italyvs.Brozll, 10p.m. La rry M ow rv 3235— 68 NESN, WTIC, WPOP w L Pet. league record for 32 strikeouts In two AAondenr, Sept. 19 84 60 .503 — berry (26), Bockmon (9), Paredes (4). Wrestling Rolph Te rrv 3533— 68 1:15 p.m. — Expos at Mets, WFAN (1050-AM) Los Angeles consecutlvegomes. __ (tone Borek 3534— 69 Indianapolis at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Houston 78 69 .531 7V» Today's Bimidavt; Tbod Bosley 31, John S— Wllsan. Pate, Weibring in front Orece-Ronwn 2:30 p.m. — College football: Florida State at 76 69 .524 OVi IP H R ER BB SO 48,62,90 kg, prelims, 8 p.m . Bob Erickson 34-35—69 CIncInnotl Franco3L Dove Hill 3534— 69 Clemson, Channel 3 San Rancisco 76 71 .517 Montreal . . SUTTON. Mass. (AP) — Steve Pate and D A. 72 72 .500 12 Dopson 6 6 3 3 2 3 Tommy Aaron 3534—69 3:30 p.m. — College football: Miami at Michigan, San Diego Butch Baird 3236— 69 Atlanta 49 95 .340 35 Burke 2 2 0 0 0 3 Weibring shot their second straight 68s Friday to Chs. 8,40 FrMav'tOamM Hesketh LJ-3 23 1 1 0 0 0 share the second-round lead at the $600,000 Bank of Jim Ferree 3534— 69 New York at Boston (1:05 p.m. EDT). N ew York Charles Owens 3236—69 Bowlins 4 p.m. — Olympics: Same-day taped coverage of Dale Douglass 36-33—69 St. Louis 3, Chicago 0 Tommy John, 98, pitches ogolnst Bruce Oleda 61-3 8 3 2 1 0 Boston Classic. Scholastic women’s platform diving finals, men’s gymnastics Pittsburgh 7, Phlladelphla5 Hurst, 24, Inthethlrdgameof thefour-gome Leach 1 2 0 0 1 1 Pate and Weibring were at 6-under-par 136 after Dick Howell 34-35— 69 prelims, basketball, volleyball, boxing, men’s and NewYork4,Montreal3 series at FM iwov Pork. Hurst Is 121 In Myers W,7-3 1 23 0 0 0 2 3 36 holes after two trips around the Pleasgnt Valley Roland Stafford 36-34—70 Son Francisco 5, Houston 4 Fenway Pork this season and 11-1 fallowing Umpires— Home, Darling; Flrst,Halllon; Bill Johnston 3535—70 GOP Women women’s swimming, Channel 30. San Diego at Atlanta, pod. rain Boston losses. Second,Davls; Third, Country Club, moving past first-round leaders ECH8 JV boya aoccer Chi Oil Rodriguez 3237—70 4 p.m. — College football: UConn at New Los AingNet at CIncmnatl, (n) Rots Froemmlng. David Frost and Donnie Hammond. Walt Zembriskle 34-36—70 Donna LaPoInta 194-506, Cell Ray Sotvftfsy*t OMMt If the Oakland Athletics remain In tirst T — 2:99.A— 43J31. The East Catholic junior varsitvbovs' Bob Goolbv 34-36— 70 180-490, Dentce Sullivan 184-471. Hampshire, (tape delay), WKHT San Francisco (Reuschel 1M ) at Houston place tor the rest of theseason,theywlllseta Frost, who shot a 70 after an opening-round 67, soccer team upped Its record to 1-0-1 Dick Hendrickson 3535— 70 4 p.m. — College football: Alabama at Texas dub record with 145 days on top. ... Pot with a 2-0 win over the South Windsor John Frillmon 3535— ^70 (Deshales 10-12), 1:20 p.m. slipped into a third-place tie at 137 with Fuzzy George Lonnlng 36-35—^71 Eastsrn Business Montreal (B.Smlth 11-9) at New York Tobler of the Kansas City Royals has two Zoeller. who had a 69. Hammond struggled to a 73 junior varsity Friday afternoon at A&M, ESPN (Dorllng 149), 1:20 p.m. ____ home runs this season, both In Anohelm Manchester Community College. Jim King 34-37— 71 T . Stanchfleld 147-151-427, Joe Melzen 7 p.m. — Ohio State at Pittsburgh, ESPN St. Louis (OAagrane 4 9 ) at Chicaao Stibium . and fell back into a six-way tie at 140. Freshman Pete Magllcic scored both Gay Brewer 34-37— 71 163, P. Scott 153-410, J .P . SIrols 140-403, Charles Coodv 34-37—71 7:35 p.m. — Capitals at Whalers, WTIC (M ove r 7-15), 2:20 p.m. Scholastic Wayne Levi, the 1980 champion, MarkBrooksand Eagle goals while Guvby Slangen, A. Boninl 151-409, V. Salclus 163, R. San Diego (Show 1211 and R m u s ^ Scott T e rry of St. Louis won his seventh Kevin Pednault, John Rucyzk and Mike Mike Fetchick 36-35—71 Brown 149, B. Laverv 140-409, Mark Midnight — Olympics: men’s gymnastics team 148) at Atlanta (P. Smith 7-13 and Glovlne straight dedslon Thursday as the Cardinals Mark Calcavecchia alt shot 67s and were at 138. Marsh In goal also played well. Marsh Lou Graham 3536— 71 Holm es 164-145-426, L. Annulll 141-407, D. competition, Channel 30 6-16), (2) 5:40 p.m. ^ bealthePhllllos21.TerTvmadehlsflrststart made 10 saves. Jim Cochran 36-35— 71 Peck 143, D. DeDomlnIcus 141, D. Toce Los Angeles (Leorv 17-9) ot Cincinnati on Aug. 11 and he hos allowed 11 runs In 57 Bob Boldt 34-37— 71 150-403, R. Jo in e r 161-146-439, L. Dello- (R.Roblnson 2 7 ), 7:05 p.m. Innlnos over eight starts since then, a 1.74 Schoolboy football acoraa Carter pleads guilty J.C. Goosle 3537-72 ferra 142, F. Calvo 161-418, T. Kowzun Pittsburgh (Drabek 148) at Philadel­ earned-run average.... The Boston Red Sox John Brodle 3536— 72 174-144-450, T . Fohey 142-411, P. Aceto SUNDAY Bob Brue 3536— 72 12:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Delaware 500, ESPN phia (Carm an 10-11), 7:05 p.ip- h a ^ drawn n,000 or more tora to each of CHICAGO (AP) — Philadelphia Eagles wide 142, D. Batch 140, B. Holmes 140, Mick Sundov's Oames their lost SOhome gomes. HARTFORD (AP) — Here ore Friday Golf Billy Maxwell 3536—72 Holmes 165, E. Roux 144, G. Szabo 145. 1 p.m. — Yankees at Red Sox, Channel 38, AAontreol at New Y o r»L -U 3 L p jt. . J Sm w Icm night's high schoolfootballscores: receiver Cris Carter pleaded guilty Friday to Harold Henning 3538— 72 High averages: D. DeDomlnIcus SportsChannel, WTIC, WPOP Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, lT35zLmr George Brett of the Kansas City Royals East Hartford 20, BloomfleldO charges of mail fraud and obstruction of justice Chuck AAehok 37-36— 73 159.2, D. Peck 154.1, D. To ce 147.2; high Son Diego at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. plavedhlsTjnoih career gome Thursday. New Britain 16, Simsbury 14 Zock Briggs 37-36—73 single: D. DeDom lnIcus 189; high 1 p.m. — Bears at Vikings, Channel 3 Los Anodes at Onclnnotl, 2:15 p.m. Slumps Ansonla28, HolvOossO after agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors Pete Brown 3539— 73 triple; D. DeDomlnIcus 479. 1 p.m. — Bills at Patriots, Channel 30, WDRC St. Louis at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Glenn Wilson of Pittsburgh hit two home Hardings, CentralO Boston Claaalc acoraa Kel Nagle 37-36— 73 Standings: FInast 3-0, AnnulM's 3-0, Danbury 36, Rldgefleld7 investigating illegal payments from sports agents Bert Yancey 3537— 73 1:30 p.m. — Expos at Mets, Channel 9, WKHT Son Froncisco at Houston, 2:35 p.m. runs Thursday, his first homers since the Wetherell 3-0, W aodpeckers 2-1, M od­ Plratesacoulred him tram SeoltleonJulyTI. Trumbull60,Westhlll0 to college athletes. Homero Blancos 3538— 73 ern 2-1, Oaks 2-1, Brow n 's t-2. Pantry 4 p.m. — Olympics: Same day coverage of men’s ... Dan Petrv of Ihe California Angels Is Greenwlch13,W1lton6 ' Carter, 22. a second-year pro out of Ohio State, SUTTON, AAoss. (A P )— Scores Friday In Don Bles 3537— 73 1-2, Irish 1-2, Post No. 88-3, Melzen'sO-3, and women’s gymnastics, women’s team gymnas­ winlesssince June 10. 6Aasuk43, BrookfleldO thesecondroundofthe$600,000PGABank of Billy Casper 3538— 73 T8.S 0-3. Today In Baaaball Sloppy NewMlltord23, Joel Barlow2 entered the plea during hisarraignmentbeforeU.S. Boston Classic, ployed on the por-71, Dick Rhvon 3537— 73 tics, boxing preliminaries, men’s diving spring­ The New York Mets mode four errors New FOIrfleldO, Central CothollcO District Judge Brian Duff, said Assistant U.S. 7,110-yords Pleasant Valley Country Club: Bob Rowllns 3236—74 board preliminaries, women’s basketball prelimi­ Thursday Intheir 41 victorvover Chicago. It Derby 21, East HavenO Joe Lopez 37-37— 74 S#pt 17 NFA26, Windhams Attorney Howard Pearl. Steve Pate 6888— 136 Ben Smith 37-37— 74 U.8. Mixed 1930 — Cleveland's Earl Averlll hit three matched New York’s season high, set A6av 9 naries and men’s volleyball preliminaries, Channel against Houston. Bristol Eastern 36, South CothollcO “ As Cris told the court this morning, he pleaded D.A. Weibring 6888— 136 Doug Dalzlel 37-37— 74 consecutive home runs, leading the Indians David Rost D ave Fenn 214-212-591, Sharon M o- Starters Xavier 28, Maloney 6 67-70-137 Jim m y Powell 3935— 74 dore 202-486, Don Madore 213, Ruth 30. to a 127 victory over the Washington guilty because he was in fact guilty,’’ said Carter’s Fuzzy Zoeller Joe Jimenez 37-37—74 Senotorslnthe first gome ofadoubleheoder. Rick Sutcliffe of Chicago has 11 complete St. Bernard 13, Ledyord7 6889— 137 Urban 178-486, Sue Cote 177, Sheila 4 p.m. — Giants at Cowboys, Channel 3, WKHT Mork Brooks 7187— 138 Je rry Barber 3539— 74 Averlll hit a grand slom In the third Inning gomes, the most by a Cubs pitcher since Holy Cross (N .Y.) 21, Notre Dome-West defense attorney, David Bohan. Cappaalla 185-214-559, Roy Kenny 200, 4 p.m. — Whalers preview, SportsChannel Ferguson Jenkins completed 23 starts In Hovenl4 Wayne Levi 7187— 138 Fred Hawkins 3236— 74 and tw oTun homers In Ihe fifth and seventh Bohan said he had advised Carter to refuse Mark Calcavecchia Miller Barber 3539-74 Rich Holbrook 246-201-642, Kris 1972.... DavidConeof theNewYorkMetshos St. Joseph 26, Bethel 14 7187— 138 McLaughlin 197-506, Mary Whipple 5 p.m. — Horse Racing: Maryland Million, ESPN Innings. Averlll added another homer In the Berlln44,FOronl2 comment on his case until it has been settled. To m Bvrum 7089— 139 Charles SIfford 3538— 74 second gome, a 6-4 Washington victory, ond won eight of his lost ninedecislonsand Is 17-3 203-178-536, Edith Mason 182, John Hand 21, East Lym e 7 Bill Sander 7286— 139 Orville AAoodv 3236— 74 7:30 p.m. — College football: Boston College at set an American Leogue record with 11 RBI overall. ... Frank Viola of the Minnesota Carter was released on a personal recognizance KozIckI 216-206-611, Cindy H u rle y 177- Twins has beaten every team this season Montvllle17, Morgan 14 Joey Slndelor 7089— 139 Peter Thomson 3236—74 Penn State, (tape), NESN Inlhedoubleheoder. bond and the judge agreed to let him travel as Gary Plaver 37-37—74 493, Debbie Warner 195, Alice Brown except the Kansas City Royals. Waterford 22, A von 6 John Mahaftey 7089— 139 193-507, Fred KozIckI 555. 7:35 p.m. — Whalers at Nordiques, WTIC 1941— Stan Muslal modehlsmolor league necessary for Eagles’ games. Bohan said. Dove Rummells 7089^139 Chick Evans 3936— 75 Sporto in Brief Battle of L.A. tops schedule whalers make assignments, trim roster to 35 Bv The Associated Press New York Glanfe (1-1) at Dallae (1 -1 ): New York has only won HAR’TFORD (AP) - The Hartford Whalers Also assigned to Binghamton were left wings wings Sylvain Turgeon, Dave Tippett, Torrie Witt begins new role Who says Los Angeles isn’t big NFL Roundup twice at Irving since 1974. announced Friday that 24 players have been Chris Brant, Wayde Bucsis, Clhris Govedaris and Robertson, John Anderson, Lindsay Carson and enough for two teams? With the prompting the Giants to label assigned to Binghamton of the American Hockey Kerry Laviolette; centers Gary Callaga;; auxu Tim Martin; and right wings Kevin Dineen, Stewart UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Olympic gold Texas Stadium the "SHW V; League as ther NH L club geared up for the opening Kortko, Todd Krygier, Jean-Marc MacKenzie and Gavin, Scott Young, Ed Kastelic, Paul MacDermid medal-winning figure skater Katarina Witt debuted Rams and Raiders set to face off at the Coliseum Sunday, nothing "O ur offense has been doing Southwest House of Voodoo.” the of the exhibition season. Terry Yake; and right wings Todd Channell, Jody and Mark Reeds. Friday in a new starring roie as a goodwill good. We just haven’t been "W e always seem to match up The assignments trimmed the Whalers squad to Hull, Brent Regan and David Rowbotham. Whalers President and General Manager Em ile ambassador for UNICEF, and called on all athletes but kind words are being spoken. “ We’re playing a fine football putting the ball in the end zone.” well against the Giants,” said 35 players. ^ Those who are remaining with Hartford are Francis also announced that left wing Darin to shun South Africa until it abolishes its system of goaltenders Mike Liut. Richard Brodeur, Kay team, we’re playing a well- Kelly said. “ Last week we got it in Dallas coach Tom Landry. "We ’The 24 players will continue training at Lake Fridgen has been assigned to the Indianapolis Ice of apartheid. Whitmore and Peter Sidorkiewicz; defensemen coached team,” Raiders coach twice, but they were both normally have good success Placid, N.Y., with Binghamton Head Coach Claude the International Hockey League and that left wing The 22-year-old East German is the latest athlete nullified.” against them. It just shows you Larose where the team has been conducting its Joel Quenneville, Ulf Samuelsson, Grant Jennings, John Urbanic would return to Windsor University. or entertainer to become a goodwill envoy for the Mike Shanahan said. “ I think the players and coaching staff look at New England, trounced 36-6 what a mental game this can be.” pre-season training. Larry Trader, Scot Kleinendorst, Mike Vellucci, (Centers John Devereaux, Joe Ferras and Mike U.N. Children’s Fund, a tradition that began with Dave Babych, Charlie Bourgeois, Sylvain Core, Al this as a game against a fine last week by Minnesota, is hdping The Cowboys have won five out The players asssigned to Binghamton included Presti, left wing John Torchetti and defensemen actor-singer Danny Kaye in 1954, UNICEF ’Tuer, Adam Burt, Jerry Pawlowski and Randy Tim Hrynewich, Tim Foley and Tad Merritt were football team. That’s it.” to regain the defensive prowess of six overall against the Giants, goaltenders Ross McKay and Sean Evoy, defense- executive director James P. Grant told reporters. Ladouceur. Rams coach John Robinson displayed in its opening-week 28-3 including victories of 16-14 and then Mark Laforge, Cktrey Beaulieu, Wally not given any assignments, the Whalers said. Centers Brent Peterson, Ron Francis, Carey The Hartford Whalers will open their exhibition was equally respectful. victory over the New York Jets. 33-24 last year. Niewchas, John McLean, Reid Wiliiams, Brian Wilson, Ray Ferraro, Dean Evason and Dallas season on Sept. 17. against the Washington Capitals " It doesn’t feel like a rivalry to Chapman, Martin Burgers, Jim Culhane and Durham back with Reds Gaume will also remain with Hartford as well as left at the Hartford Civic Center. m e,” Robinson said. " I ’d love to Darren Semple. NEW YORK (A P ) — Leon Durham of the have a division with the Rams, Cincinnati Reds has successfully completed the Raiders, Chargers, 49ers and initial phase of an intensive drug rehabilitation Seahawks. It would be fantastic Yanks vs. Sox means excitement program and has been placed on the club’s active for us to play the Raiders twice NEED SOME EXTRA NBA orders roster. Major League Baseball announced Friday. each season, for both teams, but it By Dove O'Hara Durham, a first baseman, had been on the doesn’t happen.” The Associated Press disabled list since July. The Commissioner’s Office In other games Sunday, Buffalo SPENDING MONEY!! will continue to monitor his compliance with an is at New England, Cincinnati at mandatory tests BOSTON — The New York aftercure program that includes testing. Pittsburgh, Denver at Kansas Earn money and prizes by Yankees vs. the Boston Red Sox is City, Green Bay at Miami, automatic excitement. It’s base­ Houston at the New York Jets. delivering the Manchester Herald for all rookies ball’s equivalent of those college Palmer leads senior field Minnesota at Chicago. New Or­ football traditions like Harvard-, RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Arnold Palmer fired a leans at Detroit. Philadelphia at in your neighborhood. By Steven Wine Yale, Army-Navy, Southern Cal- 7-under-par 65, his best round of the year by four Washington, Phoenix at Tampa Call today to get more details. The Associated Press Notre Dame, Oklahoma-Texas. shots, and took a two-stroke lead after Friday’s Bay, Seattle at San Diego, the "It’s a great rivalry,” Yankees opening round of the Crestar PGA Seniors Golf New York Giants at Dallas and PALM BEACH GARDENS. Fla. - The NBA manager Lou Piniella said. “ It’s Classic. Atlanta is at San Francisco. 647-9946 Players Association and league management probably unparalled. "There’s no question that I rolled the ball well On Monday night, Indianapolis have agreed to mandatory drug testing for "There’s electricity in the today. The big difference was I made a few.’ ’ said is at Cleveland. Newspaper routes available in your area... rookies during training camp. Commissioner crowd. It’s almost like a playoff the 59-year-old Palmer, who had not broken 70 in a This is the third time the teams David J. Stern said Friday. championship atmosphere, espe­ first round on the Senior Tour this year and who had have played each other since the The league will require a urinalysis once cially when it means something shot just four 69s over all. Raiders moved from Oakland in from each rookie, and players who test positive as it does now.” ’Tied at 67 in the chase for the top prize of $48,750 1982. The Raiders have won both Harlan St...... 15-83 Main St...... 1-174 for cocaine or heroin will be suspended for one A New York-Boston series, meetings — 37-31 at the Coliseum Henry St...... 16-119 such as the current four-game were Don Massengale and Gene Littler. both 33-34, Grove...... 1-47 year without pay. Stem said. The penalty will in 1982 and 16-6 at Anaheim Summit St...... 332-382 showdown at Fenway Park, also and Bobby Nichols, 34-33. Pine H ill...... all be the same for any rookie refusing to take the Stadium in 1985. brings back haunting memories The Rams would seem to have test. for countless Red Sox fans. Martin wins pole position Lllley St...... all “ Rather than bring people into the league the edge this year. They are 2-0 Main St...... 399-494 East Center St...... 408-808 Older fans still cringe when and face a Raiders team that lost with existing drug problems, we think that the they recall 1949, when the Red Sox DOVER, Del. (AP) — Mark Martin beat Summit St...... 1-70 concept of pre-employment testing will enable five players to injury in last Wadsworth St...... all went into Yankee Stadium at the track-record laps by Alan Kulwicki and Bill Elliott Judith Dr...... all us to identify and treat players with drug on Friday to take the pole for Sunday’s $450,485 week’s 38-35 loss against the Huntington ...... all end of the season needing to win Houston Oilers. Farm Dr...... all problems before their NBA careers begin,” just one of two games for the NASCAR Delaware 500 at Dover Downs Interna­ Norwood Dr...... all Stern said. “ We also think this sends the pennant. They lost both. tional Speedway. Houston (2-0) at Now York Jets Prospect Dr...... 84-114 appropriate message to college players: drug Younger fans recall 1978 as if it Martin, of Batesville, Ark., ran a 148.075 mph lap ( 1- 1): ’The mood isn’t quite as Qolway St...... all use may cost you your NBA career.” were yesterday. Just 10 years in his Ford on the one-mile oval, just ahead of friendly between the Oilers and Kerry St...... all Stem made his announcement at the ago. after trailing by as much as Kulwicki’s 147.747 mph lap and Elliott’s 146.855 mph Jets. Houston’s hard-hitting de­ North St...... all Squire Village...... all W/z games in July, the Yankees lap, recorded in a backup car. fense has been labeled "dirty” by North School St...... 1-84 league’s annual meeting of team personnel. invaded Boston. Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck South Main Condo’s...... 441 Charles Grantham, spokesman for the NBA The Red Sox led the American Noll and has also attracted the Players Association, could not be reached for . 'S ‘ - - NL begins Its search League East by four games. attention of the Jets. Porter St...... 458-850 comment. When the Yankees left town, they "T h ey seem to have that Wyllys St...... 1-90 The new testing program begins when NEW YORK (AP) — National League president Tracy Dr...... all were tied for the lead, sweeping reputation,” Jets quarterback Cushman Dr...... all trailing camps open next month. Management and commissioner-elect Bart Giamatti announced the series with 15-3, 13-2, 7-0 and Ken O’Brien said, "but I don’t Scott Dr...... 4-108 and the players union reached an agreement on Friday that he has named four National League 7-4 victories. know. I haven’t watched them. Charter Oak St...... 141-348 the plan separate from collective bargaining executives as members of a search committee for a Gardner St...... 3-86 The two teams finished the new N L president. We are aware of them, but we negotiations. Gardrwr St. West...... all regular season tied for first place. can’t be too concerned about how “ We think we can do more for college players Los Angeles owner Peter O’Malley, Atlanta board Highland St. Packer S t...... all That forced the only division AP photo they play. We have to take care of chairman Bill Bartholomay, San Diego Padres (Dugan’s Alley...... 6-37 Horace S t...... all than has been done," Stem said. “ This playoff in baseball history. The 3ur own business.” president Charles Feeney and John Madigan, Sycamore Lane...... all Overland St...... all provides an extra incentive for college players Yankees, sparked by Bucky DOUBLE PLAY — Boston’s Todd Benzinger is out at chairman of the board of the Chicago Cubs, were Oilers coach Jerry Glanville coming into the NBA to get their acts Dent’s chip shot three-run homer second base as the Yankees' Rafael Santanaa throws to rejected the dirty label. named to the committee. O’Malley will chair the Lakewood Circle...... ■jl together.” into the left-field screen and first for a double play during Thursday's game at Fenway group, which will recommend a new league "One guy has labeled us that Bunce...... ■ Ferguson Rd.. ..all All other aspects of the league’s anti-drug Piniella’s spectacular rally­ president to the NL owners. and others are following,” Glan­ Park. When the Yanks play the Red Sox, it means Nike Circle...... • program adopted in 1983 will remain in effect. killing catch in right field, won Giamatti officially will succeed Peter Uberroth ville said. “ I never thought I’d see excitement. H lllcrest...... all “ I don’t think dm g abuse is extensive among 5-4. April 1, 1989. The new league president will take the day when you’d call gang- NBA players,” Stern said. “ I don’t think it’s as “ As long as I ’ve been around, night to move to within 3'/i games Texas. Jody Reed was a junior. office the same day. tackling and a swarming defense extensive as among the general public.” the Yankees have been the big of first-place Boston. “ I didn’t hear anything about dirty football. Whoever thinks shots pretty much,” says Red Sox Stanley thinks the Red Sox have what happened in 1978,” Burks that should get out of football and Under the program introduced in 1983, when manager Joe Morgan, who grew a better pitching staff than in says. Players escape Injury play tennis, where they have the league suspects that a player is using up only a few miles from Fenway 1978. However, he recognizes the scores like 40-love. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 drugs, it submits its evidence to an independ­ " I was in algebra class,” NASHVILLE, Ind. (AP) - Members of the ent expert, who decides whether to require the Park. “ They beat us to the wire fans’ wariness, saying. "You can Greenwell said. “ But let’s face it. University of Kentucky football team escaped Buffalo (2-0) at Now England player to take a urinalysis. more often than not and I guess it tell just by the way people are every Red Sox fan remembers serious injury Friday when their chartered bus (1 -1 ): ’The Bills are undefeated in Veterans who seek help for a drug problem all starts there.” talking that everybody’s worried ’78. two games but are hearing more collided with a car near Brown County State Park, for the first time lose no salary and have their Only three Boston players — again.” about the ‘0’ in quarterback Jim Stanley recalled that in the big "The thing is that it has no killing two people in the car, authorities said. rehabilitation paid for by the league. That will Jim Rice, Dwight Evans and Bob The crash occurred about 2:45 p.m. west of K elly’s touchdown pass column. Stanley — are still around from series in 1978 the Yankees “ came bearing on these games. Hope­ not be an option for rookies in training camp. Nashville on Indiana 46. about a quarter-mile east of Kelly completed 32 of 55 passes that bitter disappointment a in fired up and we were just fully, we’ll erase those Stern said. the west gate to the park. for 435 yards in the Bills’ 13-10 decade ago. laying back.” memories.” He said the league wants a testing program Kentucky Coach Jerry Claiborne and his wife, victory over the Minnesota Vik­ “ I don’t think it can happen Now, the Red Sox are loaded The Red Sox did little to erase Faye, were aboard the bus. When reached at his ings and last week’s 9-6 win that is “ humane, educational and firm ” again,” Stanley said before the with many young players. In 1978, haunting memories in the series hotel room about two hours later, Claiborne said against Miami. But there is because dm g abuse "ruins lives, ruins careers, Yankees beat two-time Cy Young Mike Greenwell was a high school opener as Clemens, 16-11, was none of his players was hurt, but declined further nothing recorded in the touch­ ruins families and costs lives.” Award winner Roger Clemens freshman in Florida. Ellis Burks pounded for five runs on nine hits comment. down column. and the Red Sox 5-3 Thursday was a freshman in high school in and four walks in 6 1-3 innings. Red Sox Mets win behind Jefferies Gilbert forcing From page 48 M L R oundup changes in slate Jim Rice grounded into the 311th double play of his career in the fourth inning, tying the A L record held NEW YORK (AP) - Gregg By Austin Wilson by former Bostoif star Carl Yastrzemski. The major Jeffeiies broke out of an 0-13 The Associated Press league record for grounding into double plays is 328, slump with three hits, including a held by Hall of Famer Hank Aaron. game-winning single in the ninth Nolan Ryan herded his livestock to safety and inning, as the New York Mets lashed down his farm equipment. Jerry Glanville Twins 5, White Sox 4 beat the Montreal Expos 4-3 took the Houston Oilers from the edge of Hurricane Friday night and continued their Gilbert to a rain storm in Memphis. Tenn., and M INNEAPO LIS (A P ) - Jim Dwyer and Gene roll to the National League East 13th-ranked Alabama postponed its game at Texas Larkin hit crasecutive home runs in the sixth inning title. A&M until Dec. 1 rather than risk a course change ^nd Kirby w c k e tt got a two-run double for his The victory maintained the by the big storm. 1,000th career hit Friday night as the Minnesota Mets’ 11-game lead over the “ In talking with Coach Biil Curry and the best IV ins beat the Chicago White Sox 5-4. Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-5 winners at available sources, including those at Delta Airlines, Dwyer, who hit a grand slam in a 10-3 victory Philadelphia, and reduced their we decided that it was not safe to take our team to Thursday night, led off the sixth with his second magic number for clinching the College Station, Texas, this afternoon,’’ Aiabama ' homer, making it 4-4. Larkin followed with his division championship to six. athletic director Steve Sloan said, ‘ "rhere is a seventh homer against Shawn Hillegas, 1-2. After pinch-hitter Keith Miller significant risk involved in getting our people in and Puckett d ou b le and scored on Dwyer’s single in reached on shortstop Luis Rive­ out of (A llege Station. p,, the first. Puckett became the fourth player to reach ra’s' error to open the ninth, “ As much as we would like to play, we cannot I ■^’5*.?- V 1,000 hits before completing five years in the major Mookie Wilson sacrificed and guarantee that the hurricane will not veer in our leagues, joining Joe Medwlck, Paul Waner and pinch-hitter Tim Teufel grounded director and endanger the lives of our student- Earle Combs. Puckett, urho leads the majors with out before Jefferies lined a soft athletes and travel party." 206 hits, will complete five years on May 7, 1989. singie to center off Joe Hesketh, Aggies coach and athletic director Jackie Sherrill Bert Blyleven, 10-15, who allowed four runs on . . •____ ...... 1 1 I I I 3-3, who came on to start the talked with Alabama officials Friday after Sloan Roglntld Plnto/ManchMlor HataW eight hits in the first two innings, tvent six innings announced the postponement and could not inning. during their game Friday. Also in on the and ended his four-game losing streak. Jeff Jefferies, batting .397, made persuade them to come to College Station. MAKES SAVE — South Windsor goalie Reardon went 12-3 innings for his 39th save. out in his first two at-bats, "During my conversation with coach Bill Curry Steve Shaker makes the save as East play are the Bobcats’ Jeremy Colvin (6) The White Sox took a 1-0 lead in the first when extending his siump. but then and athletic director Steve Sloan, they said It was Catholic’s Dan Revellese goes flying by and East’s Joe Gorman. Dave Gallagher singled and later scored on Mark singled in the fifth and seventh. their decision not to bring their traveling party due Sslss’ single He is 7-for-ll against the Expos to advice from experts and the advice of Delta . Chicago raited Blyleven for six hits and three runs this year. Airlines,” Sherrill said in a prepared statement. in the second. Ozzie Guillen hit an RBI triple and Randy Myers, 7-3, pitched 12-3 The game was rescheduled for ’Thursday, Dec. 1. Steve Lyons and Harold Baines had run-scoring hitless innings, striking out three, ESPN, which was to show the game Saturday, will E C goal singles. televise the rescheduled contest. as the Mets won for the eighth AP photo From page 48 Tigers 8, OrlolM 7 time in nine games and for the ’n>e New Orleans Saints stayed with their travel 18th time in their last 23. plans, but Lam ar University headed for higher DETROIT (AP) — Fred Lynn, traded from BARRELING TH R O UGH — New York Mets Wally New York went ahead 3-0 in the ground two days earlier than scheduled. Lynn Gentilcore defensively 15-7 and 15-0. Baltimore to the Tigers last month, hit a two-run Backman barrels through Montreal Expo catcher Nelson EC girls edged first on Darryl Strawberry’s Earlier in the week, Gilbert lashed the Cayman and Laura Gunsten in goal played Manchester also won the junior homer in the ninth inning Friday night that rallied run-scoring single, Kevin McRey- Santovenia to scorgji run in the first inning Friday night. Islands, Jamaica and the Yucatan Peninsula with SOUTH WINDSOR — Andrea well for the Eagles. “ We had a varsity contest, 5-15, 15-12 and Detroit over the Orioles 8-7 and kept its hopes alive nolds’ RBI groundnut and thit^ Backman scored on a fielder’s choice grounder by Kevin winds of 175 mph, a 1,000-mile-wide storm blamed Nowak scored the winning goal few mental errors that allowed 15-11. in the American League East. baseman Tim Wallach’s run­ McReynoids. The Mets won, 4-3. for 58 deaths in the Caribbean. with 10 minutes left to give South scores,” East Coach Ron Palmer Erin Twible served well, Lisa The Tigers’ comeback .came immediately after scoring throwing error. What had been fear along the hurricane-wary Windsor a 3-2 win over East said. “ ’The midfield was strong. Moriconi set well, Lisa Cartier hit an 18-minute delay and enabled them to stay within well and TYuc Nguyen played well Mets starter Bob Ojeda was moved to third on Bob Dernier’s a 1-0 lead with an unearned run in northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico became Catholic on F riday in non­ With a few more games under our five games of division-leading Boston. Detroit, defensively for Manchester. injured in the seventh when he fell single before Jones hit his fifth the fourth. cautious concern Friday as Gilbert weakened a bit conference girls’ soccer action. belt, we should do well.” which overcame an early 5-1 deficit, won for just the The Indians resume play ’Tues­ attempting to field Johnny Pa­ homer of the season. and headed toward the Mexican border. East, 0-1, is to play host South Windsor 1 2— 3 fifth time in 24 games. Gilbert was still nothing to ignore — winds of 120 Manchester High today at 10; 30 East Catholic 0 2—2 day at Ferm i High in Enfield. Baltimore took a 7-6 lead in- the top of ninth on redes’ bunt. Ojeda was diagnosed Pittsburgh came back with four Giants 5, Astros 4 Scoring: EC— Keane 2, SW— Bishop as having tightness in his right runs in the fifth. With one out, 'mph and predictions that it could dump up to 20 a.m. 2, Nowak. East upended Eddie Murray’s fourth RBI of the game and then a HOUSTON (AP) - Pinch- inches of rain near Its center 350 miles south of Bethany Bishop gave the Bob­ Saves: EC— (Sunsten 12, SW— Mouro thunderstorm delayed the start of the bottom of the hip and the Mets said his Barry Bonds and Jose Lind Fitzgerald 12. The East Catholic High girls’ walked. Van Slyke singled in hitter Mike Aldrete’s two-run AlWn, Texas, where Ryan has his ranch. cats, 2-0, the early lead in the first ninth. condition was not serious. volleyball team was swept in Ojeda gave up eight hits and Bonds, and Boniila followed with single sparked a five-run sixth Ryan took an early flight home after pitching the half. East came back with two When play resumed, Luis Salazar singled off inning and led the San Francisco Houston Astros to victory over Cincinnati second-half goals from Kelly Volleyball three sets, 15-3, 15-5 and 15-5, by Mark Thurmond, 1-7, and Lynn followed with his tied a season-high with his fifth a two-run triple. After Bream visiting Ellington High Friday eight-strikeout game, his third walked, Glenn Wilson singled for Giants to a 5-4 win over the W edne^ay. Keane to take the upper hand MH8 triumphs 23rd home run of the season. Lynn, traded by Houston Astros Friday night. “ In 1983, it took me six months to recover from the before Bishop tied it 12 minutes in afternoon. Baltimore on Aug. 31, was playing against his straight and fourth in five starts. the fourth run of the inning. • Krista Wisniewski and Jean The Phillies tied the score in the ’Trailing 1-0, Aldrete hit for storm we had (Hurricane Alicia),’’ Ryan said. “ You and Nowak won it at the 30- Manchester High girls’ volley­ )[ormer team for the first time since the deal. Pirates 7, Phillies 5 . Kevin Mitchell with two outs and get a tremendous amount of wind damage with minute mark. ball team opened its season with a Cardinale played well for East, Guillermo Hernandez, 6-5, got the victory. bottom of the seventh. Lance 0-1, which is back in action PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Parrish led off with a double, and the bases loaded. He lofted a soft something like this." Deanna Devanney and Janet five-set victory over Rockville With one out in the Baltimore ninth, Brady liner into shallow center that TTie rest of the Astros returned home at about 3 Lombardo assisted on Keane’s High on Friday at Clarke Arena. Monday at home against Fitch Anderson doubled and continued to third when Bobby Bonilla had three hits, scored on pinch-hitter Tommy bounced off the glove of shortstop a.m. Friday after their loss Thursday night in tallies. Scores were 13-15. 15-12, 16-15, High of Groton. \ shortstop Luis Salazar failed to handle the relay. drove in three runs and scored the Barrett’s single. Bradley then tie-breaker on Sid Bream’s doubled in Barrett, tying the Rafael Ramirez, scoring Robby Cincinnati. TTielr equipment bags bulged with Anderson, who doubled twice and got four hits, Thompson and Wiil Clark. flashlight batteries and tape. scored when Murray was safe on Salazar’s second eighth-inning single, leading the score 5-5 and knocking out Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-5 victory Pittsburgh starter John Smiley. Thompson started things for error of the inning. the Giants in the sixth with a MHS swimmers look solid The Tigers tied it at 6 in the fifth when Lynn over the Philadelphia Philiies Friday night. Cardinals 3, Cubs 0 two-out walk, followed by a singled and scored on Dwayne Murphy’s third home EC girls nipped e v Jim Tierney she has a shot at two other records. She is Boniila opened the Pirate CHICAGO (AP) — Jose De­ ground-rule double by Clark, versatile so I can put her where we need her for run, chasing Orioles starter Jeff Ballard. Candy Maldonado was then hit by MIDDLETOWN — It came down to the final Manchester Herald Joe Orsulak singled in the Orioles’ third and eighth with a singie, stoie second, Leon and Todd Worrell combined the betterment of the team.” on a six-hitter and Willie McGee, a pitch from Bob Knepper. 13-5, to 406-yard freestyle relay with Middletown High scored on Anderson’s double for a 2-1 lead. Jack took third on shortstop Jackie It should be another successful season for the Other key Indian performers will be seniors playing for the first time in three load the bases and bring on pulling it and the meet out for an 83-79 victory over Morris then walked Cal Ripken before giving up a Gutierrez’s error and scored on Manchester High girls’ swim team as it prepares Frederique Gabard (backstroke), an exchange Bream’s line drive to left to break weeks, tripled home a run Friday reliever Larry Andersen. East Catholic High in the ’88 girls’ swimming three-run homer on an 0-2 count to Murray, his 26th. for its season opener on Tuesday at Bulkeley student from France, Gracie Phillips, juniors a 5-5 tie. to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a Atlee Hammaker, 8-8, was the opener for both schools on Friday. Morris left after Murray’s homer. In his previous High in Hartford. Elise Callahan (freestyle, backstroke), Kayley The Pirates added an insurance 3-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. winner, giving up one run on two Cheryl Constantine in the 200IM. Katie lombardo 81 innings, covering 10 starts, Morris had given up Marsh (breaststroke, freestyle), Jill White run in the ninth on an RBI single DeLeon, 12-8, who won for the hits in five innings before leaving and Kerry Murphy in the 50 free, Virginia only one home nin. Coming off a fine 9-2 campaign a year ago, (freestyle) and sophomores Audra Gulliksen by Andy Van Slyke. sixth straight time, allowed five the game with a stiff left elbow. deCarvallio in the 100 backstroke and Klnga Deasy Indian Coach Dave Frost feels confident in his (free, breaststroke), Lauren Hickey (distance, Reliever Jeff Robinson. 10-5. hits, walked four and struck out Hammaker struck out one and in the 200 free turned in solid efforts for the Eagles. squad’s abilities despite the loss of 13 seniors freestyle, butterfly) and Karen White. Blue Jays 4, Indians 3 pitched two scoreless innings for three in 7 1-3 innings. He now has walked two. and snapped a So mtUlcv r*lav: 1. EC (Krowcivk. Coromlle, K.Luoma. from last year’s team. Manchester returns the top two divers in the TORONTO (A P ) — Kelly Gruber doubled home the victory. Jim Gott closed out 189 strikeouts, second in the personal three-game losing ” We have some holes, but overall we’ll be CCC East in sophomore Kerri Lindland and the winning run in the 10th inning Friday night as the the last inning for his 30th save. National League to Houston’ s streak. “ ^frlSTlVw areM M ) 2:14.02,2. LaPoint Toronto Blue Jays beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 Greg Harris, 4-5 took the loss. Nolan Ryan, who has 224. Worrell *^»o' IM: 1. Howklni (M) 2:44.20, 2. Coromlle (EC), 3. event.” Frost sees Windham as the clear favorite for and hung onto their slim chances in the American Pittsburgh took a 1-0 lead in the finished up for his 31st save. fourth on Buddy Belt’s seventh The Indians tri-captains will be seniors Sonya the CCC East title. “ Windham is definitely the ” TO^'ree:‘f ‘ Aaulla (M) :2S.74, 2. Motto (M), 3. S.Luomo League East. first, when Van Slyke walked with Cubs’ rookie Mike Harkey, 0-2, homer of the season and the 201st Gulliksen (butterfly, freestyle), Allison Kane favorite, no question about it,” he said. The Blue Jays are 7‘/4 games behind first place two outs, moved to second on a aliowed seven hits in eight of his career. The home run gave *^lvlno: 1. Dube (EC) 153.75 pointf. (freestyle) and Kristin Perry (freestyle). “ Our goals are to be able to match last year’s Boston, which beat New York 7-4. wild pitch by Phillies starter innings as Chicago iost for the Bell and his father, Gus Bell, a 100 tlv: 1. Howklni (M) no time given, 2. K.Loomo (EC), 3. Perhaps, the Indians’ most versaUle swimmer is record and have every swimmer improve her Pinch hitter Pat Borders started the Toronto 10th Marvin Freeman and scored on eighth time in nine games.. He combined total of 407 career Word (M) 1:01.27, 2. Aoullo (M), 3. S.Luomo sophomore Katelyn Lindstrom who was all­ times significantly.” with a single off Don Gordon, 2-4, and went to second Bonilla’s single. struck out four and walked four. home runs, tying them with Yogi league as a freshman and set a school record in icliiszli- Sogt. 20 BulkMov A (3:45 p.m .),» Formi A ‘"aStree: 1. McGuInnetf (EC) 6:33.00, 2. Motto (M), 3. on a walk to Ranee Mulliniks. After Jesse Barfield The Phillies scored three runs After stranding runners in the Berra and Dale Berra for the the breaststroke. (3:45Vm.)> 27 Hall H, 20 Wlntfser L o c k ^ <3-45 oj" .). ^ o S :s B.O. Smilli A (5:30 e.w.J,J2 H. 10 Conord popped out, Gruber lined his double to the alley in in the bottom of the first on a first two innings and having most home runs by father-and- ^ b o c k f l ; Xrowcvik (EC) 1:16.20, X Tolol (M ),i Brogdon “ She (Lindstrom) came back in great shape,” A (5:10 p.m.). 21 WlndOom H. M lootOoHiMIe H (7 pjn.), right center. son major leaguers. Yogi hit 358, homer by Ron Jones. Phil Brad­ another thrown out trying to steal *‘ l8'br«att: 1. Coromlle (EC) 1:24.03,2. Hutdiingt (EC), 3. Frost said. “ She’s very coachable. She’ll easily 21 En # M A (8;4lP.m.). 31M l ^ o r O A. Tom Henke, 4-4, pitched the 10th. ley opened with a double and second in the third. St. Louis took and Dale hit 49. break her school record in the breaststroke and Moot* not nolod Booln at 3:30 p.m. ®4lllhH reiov: 1. Middletown no time given. Monday, Sep

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RED SOX TOP YANKEES A y. A L Roundup

BOSTON (A P ) — The Boston Red Sox. spurred by Marty Barrett’s tiebreaking double during a five-run fifth inning, stopped New York 7-4 Friday night and increased their American League East lead to 4>A games over the Yankees. The Red Sox, trailing 2-0 just eight pitches into the game, rallied to win for the ninth time in 12 games. Boston also ended comparisons to the 1978 Boston massacre, the Yankees’ four-game wipeout at Fenway Park in September in the midst of their TALK TO miracle comeback. talks to K New York took the opener in the four-game series, taking pic beating Boston ace Roger Clemens 5-3 Thursday night. The Yankees brought the tying run to the plate in the eighth and ninth innings Friday night, but this time the Red Sox hung tough. Wes Gardner, 8-4, settled down to allow just three Th< hits after the first inning and Dennis Lamp relieved with one out in the eighth. Lamp gave up a two-run double to Dave Winfield and, after walking Jack Clark, was replaced by Lee Smith. 8th pa Mike Pagliarulo, the hero in the Yankees’ victory a night earlier, hit a fly ball to deep right field that Dwight Evans caught at the fence. Willie Randolph is cele led off the ninth with a single and Ken Phelps with one out. Smith retired Rickey Henderson on a short of the fly ball and got Claudell Washington on a grounder for his 27th save. With just 15 games remaining, Boston reduced its By AAlchele N magic number over New York to 12 for clinching the Manchester h division championship. The Yankees lost for the second time in nine games. More than The Red Sox, who grounded into three double lined the strei plays in the first four innings, broke a tie at 2 in the Sunday to cei fifth against Steve Shields, 4-5. Shields got the first District Fire E two batters before Wade Boggs broke an O-for-8 anniversary p slump by beating out a single into the hole at and longest Co shortstop. this year. Barrett, without an extra base hit since Aug. 19, “The Big 0 lined a double down the left-field line and Boggs was coined, scored when Henderson was slow in retrieving the hours and im ball in the comer. Dwight Evans singled off the 4,000 marcher: left-field wall, scoring Barrett, and a hit by a pitch 135 fire depar and an infield single by Ellis Burks loaded the bases. necticut, Mai Carlos Quintana made his major league debut and mont and New drew a pinch-walk, forcing home a run. After Dale About 45 I R*0ln(ld PlnU>/M«nchMt«r H*rald Mohorcic replaced Shields, pinch hitter Todd including scho Benzinger capped the rally with a two-run single. soccer game at East. The visiting bands, pipe b Gardner, a reliever until pressed into a starting ONE ON ONE — East Catholic's Scott drum corps — role because of injuries in late June, had a Flood (20) battles South Windsor's Bobcats won, 1-0. along with 2 career-high eight strikeouts while walking two. Jeremy Colvin for the ball during their apparatus, rat Henderson hit a 3-1 pitch for a single to start the trucks to mi game and Washington sent a 1-1 pitch off the top of Riding atop fit the scoreboard in left for a double. Don Mattingly estimated 40 D then lined the first pitch to him for an RBI single to East scoring drought lingers including anot right before Gardner settled down. ters costumei Despite the 2-0 lead. New York rookie A1 Leiter, canines. winless since May 24, failed to get through the Goal scoring was a problem a The Eagles next see action Police said p year ago and continues to be so second. A single by Mike Greenwell, a walk and a hit ’Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at home ing dozens oi for the East Catholic High boys’ H.S. Roundup batsman loaded the bases' and Shields replaced against RHAM High. benches along soccer team as it dropped its Leiter. beginning at 9 second straight 1-0 verdict Friday South Windsor 1 0—t Greenwell scored as Larry Parrish grounded into East Catholic seats to see I to South Windsor High at the 6:13 mark of the first half. 0 0 -0 a double play and Jody Reed tied the score at 2 with Scoring: SW— Lussier. started at nooi Eagles’ field. "Both teams battled through Saves: EC— Jim Touros 4, SW— an RBI single to center. - the second half with each team Steve Shaker 6. High School i p.m. at Roben Jamie Lussier scored the lone havinga few good chances.” East Main Street. 9 goal for the Bobcats, 1-1, at the Coach Tom Malin said. See EC GOAL, page 47 See RED SOX, page 46 “ I think by fi parade I’ve in,’ ’ said U. Kennelly, D-C ents the 1st ( trict. "There’t today, a senst feel it in the a Kennelly he mile parade i other visiting ing U.S. Sen. Jr., D-Conn„ MeottI, D-Gl Rep. James Manchester, a