M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 11, 1986

1 CONNECTICUT SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS ClASSIFED ADVERTISING 643-2711 I » G o ve rno r’B race Red Sox suspend Car rallies liven I HOMES Rentals KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE moveB into court ‘Oil Can’ Boyd Tuesday evenings Historic area. Large Vlc- I ROOMS BUSINESS & SERVICE DllffiCTORY ... p a g e 7 ... p a g e 9 ... magazine Inside torlon, completely remo­ FOR RENT deled In 1980. 11 plus rooms, 5 bedrooms and CARPENTRY/ 2Vj baths. Vinyl sided, Ladles Only. Nice, quiet I NKBCELLANEOUS MiSCELLANEOUB PUldtlNfei? original, ornate wood­ room for rent. Senior CHILDCARE REMODEUNfi 6ERWCE8 8EBWCE8 work. Fenced-In back­ citizen or working girl. Located bus line. Ref­ yard. Large garage with Responsible high school Odd lob$. Trucking. BookkMpIng fullchorgg room oyerhead. Some erences and security. Af­ babysitter for afternoons, Horn* rtpalrs. You name ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. 14 ygora experlenc* for owner financing possible. Monday thru Friday. Re­ it, «vo do It. Froo ostl- small businpss. Write C & S138,900. Strano Real Est- quest $2.00 per hour. Call Independent Construc­ motot. Insured. 643-0304. N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa ote, M7-7653.n______Manchester sleeping Michelle 647-7760. tion Co. General Contrac­ room for working gentle­ Rd., lyionchester, CT. tors, custom home build­ Howkes Tree Service — ' The Cat's Meow! Elegant man. $185 a month plus ing ond remodeling, Bucket Truck 8i Chipper. 8 room Contemporary security deposit ond refer­ What mokes Wont Ads CLEANINB siding, excavation, etc. Stump Removal. Free Es­ work? People like you home to be built. Loyely ences. No cooking, no. Coll 456-BMS or 456-7215. timates. Special consider­ wooded 2.5 acre lot. 4 pets. 643-2121. ■ SERVICES who re a d and use th e iJIaurlirfitrrManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hrralft ation for Elderly ond Han­ Wont Ads every day. 643- bedrooms, 2Vi baths, ap­ 2711. proximately 2300 sq. ft. dicapped. 647-7553. House Cleaning - Depen­ PAINTINR/ Call for more details. I APARTMENTS dable young woman will Delivering clean farm $225,000. Jackson 8< Jack- clean your home with PAPERINB Art's Light Trucking - I FOR RENT loam; 5 yards S75 plus tax. Cellars, attics, garages Saturday, July 12,1986 son Real Estate 647-8400 or care. Available on a regu­ Also sand, stone, and 25 Cents 646- 8648.0______lar basis or for special Name your own price — gravel. Call 643-9504. cleoned. Junk hauled. 474 Main street, 3 room occasions. No lob too big Father and son. Fast, Furniture and appliances Lots of personality! apartment. $400 monthly. moved. Odd lobs. Very Charming older Colonial or small. Quality work. dependable service. Utilities not Included. No Call 633-3480. Painting, Paperhanglng honest, dependable with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, appllonces. Security. Call worker. 25 yeors expe­ modern kitchen with & Removol. Call 646-5761. Tot shows 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. rience In moving. 646-9^ CWBBbyNEA.MB. greenhouse. 1st floor D 81D Landscoping. Voca­ anytime. Cyanide threat I CARPENTRY/ laundry. Great big family 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, tion cuttings, hedge trlm- room, pretty yard, stor­ REMODELING mlong, Prunings, flower Odd'Jobs By Student - success of gas for cooking, third & shrub plantings. Free IMISCEUANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS age shed and lots more. floor. Reliable middle lELECTRICAl Hedge clipping, window You'll loye Itl $154,000. estimates. Coll 699-Ui36 cleaning, painting, any­ I AUTOMOTIVE I AUTOMOTIVE aged adults preferred. No Farrahd Remodeling — after 5:30pm. Jackson & Jackson Real pets. Security. Referen­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ thing. Call Mark. 649-5695. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Dumas Electric — ■ Having For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble 2 Maunted Snow Tires. clears shelves medic job ces. 643-5363. AJomings, late evenings. ters, room additions, Electrical Problems? A. Henry Personalized MSA 78-13. In good shape. 8646.0 ______decks, all types of remo­ Toronada. Excellent Con­ Need a large or o small Lawn Core-Complete Buying a Home? Have It dition.Complete luxury Call 649-0028. Manchester-a touch of Bolton - Charming 2 room deling and repairs. FREE Repair? We Specialize In lawn care and landscap­ By Alex GIrelll country apartment for I m- estimates. Fully Insured. Inspected by a registered car. $10,000. 1984 Ford elegance, yet priced for Residential Work. Joseph ing. Free estimates, fully professional engineer, F150 Explorer 4x4. Low Associate Editor the oyorage home buyer medlate occupancy. $375 Telephone 643-6017, otter Dumas. Fully Licensed. Insured, all work guaran­ month. Rental Includes 6pm, 647-8509. also state certified as o' mileage, excellent condi­ INVITATION TO BIO In this statley 7 room Free Estimates. 646-5253. teed, senior citizens dis­ of Jell-0, soda A half-dozen dignitaries prals^ residential energy audi­ tion. Must see. $10,000. 'Georgia' Styled Raised utilities. Prefer single per­ counts. 647-1349. The Manchester Public sons. No pets. Lease and Carpentry and remodel­ tor. Home Inspection Ser­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ School solicits bids for PAR­ the Manchester’s Emergency Ranch that offers 3 bed­ vice. 649-3610. lent running condition. TIAL RDOF REPLACE­ Medical Service and two procla­ rooms, large Hying room, security deposit required. ing services — Complete I HEATING/ Need A Good Tenant? Good solid truck. Rigged MENT AT ILLING JUNIOR mations were issued Friday night, formal dining room, eat- Call 643-7427. home repairs and remo­ Simmer monogment will HIGH SCHOOL and O FOUR- “We have to take these telephone deling. Quality work. Ref­ PLUMBING for plowing. $5,000. 1982 but it was energetic little Joseph in kitchen and a family find a well qualfted, good Ford E250 Van. Good WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP for room with nice features Two Bedroom, range, re- erences, licensed and In­ the 1986-1987 school year. threats seriously and do everything we Christian DINardo who gave the paying tenant for your condition with racks. Sealed bids will be received like a fireplace. 2 car frlgerater, dishwasher. sured. Call 646-8165. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ rental property In East of PLACING AN AD In clas­ most eloquent testimony to the No pets. $575 month. 646- $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. until July 22, 1986, 2:00 P.M. can to protect the health and safety of garage, covered sundeck, throom remodeltng; In­ the River area. Many sified Is a very easy, 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat for roof replacement and success of the program. , and much more for only 2319. Remodellng/Carpentry stallation water heaters, years of experience. Very simple process. Just dial 2:30 P.M. for the four-wheel Joseph was bom at Manchester Work. Additions, < iK l^ 128, All best offer. Good consumers. S139,500.Jackson & Jack- garbage disposals; faucet reasonable fees. Coll for 643-2711. We'll help you terms on all vehicles. No drive pickup, at which time Memorial Hospital on Dec. 31, e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 and repairs.lnsured. CdlT repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- they will be publicly opened. ■4,- son Real Estate, 647-8400 particulars. 646-3778 or word your od for maxi­ money down to qualified The right Is reserved to re- 1984, after his mother was rushed or 646-8646.0______room, heated apartment. David Cormier, 649-6236. osterCard occepted. 872-4111 Ask for Lisa. No appliances. Security. mum response. buyer. Private seller. Call lect any and oil bids. Specifi­ By Charlotte Porter only in New York City and there by paramedics after she lost 643-1021. cations and bid forms may be The Associated Press Luxurious Colonlal-fine $520 monthly plus utilities. secured at the Business Of­ suburban Westchester County, about a third of the blood in her quality constructed resi­ Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 fice, 45 North School Street, said Agnette Duffy, a spokeswo­ body because of a pregnancy dence with 3 bedrooms, to 5 TO D A Y IS a good day to Manchester, Connecticut. General iFoods Corp. on Friday man for the Pepsi-Cola Bottling complication. den, gorgeous summer place an ad In classified 020-07 ordered Jell-0 dessert mixes Co. of New York. Slice is a Pepsi Joseph, 3, scooted around the breakfast room and mo­ Sparkling Brand New - 2 I PETS AND [CARS pulled from some supermarkets in product. conference room of the hospital re."We guarantee our story Duplex In Coventry Illinois and (Borgia in the second FURNITURE SUPPLIES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE "We have no evidence of actual Friday night during the celebra­ houses" Blanchard & Ros- on 2.7 acres of beautifully J TAG SALES round of tampering threats in as setto Real Estate 646- wooded sight. 11 miles TOWN OP ANDOVER tampering,” said Ms. Duffy. tion of the third anniversary of the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS many days, while New York "We’re in a precaution mode.” town's Advanced Life Support 2482.0 ______from downtown Manches­ Free to good home - 2 On Going Tag Sale - ter. Very close to shop­ orange neutered male The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ officials cleared shelves of a Charles Thomas, president of system. $127,900 - 3 bedroom Co­ Starting Friday July 4th. 2 lemon-lime soft drink because of a ping areas. Various local cats. Lovable but son weeks, all day and (there necticut, will hold o Public Hearing Inthe Lower Level of the the bottling company, said 4,000 The boy’s father, Joseph DI­ lonial. IV2 baths. Porter lakes, and golf course. allergic. 646-0369 Town Office Building, Wednesday, July 16,1986, at 7:30P.M. report of cyanide poisoning. cases from the lot had been Nardo, told the audience of about St. area. Principals only. King - Sized bed. Firm after ,atter4pm). No offer 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto to hear the following petitions osking for relief from the Zon­ Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon­ mattress. Two twin box refused. 139 Hollister st., trans, AM -FM radio, air ing Regulations. An anonymous caller to General distributed June 18, and most of 100 people. “ My family is deeply 647- 8030.______day - Friday. springs. Frame. Excellent I MISCELLANEOUS Manchester. cond., beige with tan Inte­ M244 Robert 6 Monica Harris, 369 Loko Rood - Requesting Foods’ consumer information hot that has probably been consumed, grateful.” Manchester - Forest Hills. condition. Will be sold FOR SALE rior. Under 14,000 miles In Section 11.2 Space Requirements of the Zoning Regu­ line Friday said four boxes of llie remaining 7,500 cases were DINardo said that while he was Immaculate 7 room Cape, Manchester Main St. 3 with 2 complete sets of I Tag Sale - July 11 and 12, excellent condition. $9,000 lations. Requests four (4') feet front vord variance. Jell-0 Instant Chocolate Pudding in the armed services he was rooms, stove, and refrig­ Lot presently has slxty-two (62’) feet. Lot four (4) found in a warehouse in Queens. 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths. 2 sheets, 1 bedspread. All 9-3. To benefit girls' or best offer. 633-2468. Mix had been tampered with in the Edward Warner, acting regional taught to be prepared for emergen­ erator. For more Informa­ for $220, or best offer. Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with located on West side of Lake Road. car garage, on beautiful Soccer team from Den­ Chicago area, the company said. director of the U.S. Food and Drug cies. But, he said, there was no way tion call 563-4438 or 529- 643-8082, evenings & wee­ poles. $30. 643-8095.D mark. Something for eve­ •245 Mark B Christine Dunnack, 27 Rockledge Drive - Re­ landscaped lot. $159,900. quests a one hundred (100') foot frontage variance to "We have to take these telephone Administration, said inspectors he could have prepared for tlie By owner, 643-1047. 7858. kends. Keep trying!. ryone. 66 East Eldridge St. Whirlpool Washer - like meet the requirements for a building lot In the (A L ) threats seriously and do every? emergency that occurred on New (off Autumn). Andover Lake District. Relief from Section 11.2 Space were checking bottles with other For Rent - 4 room apart­ new, 4 wash cycles, varia­ 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Requirements requiring two hundred (200’) foot front­ thing we can to protect the health code numbers "just to be on the Year’s Eve in 1084 when his wife, I CONDOMINIUMS ment. Heat, hot water and ble water levels, water Garage Sale - Saturday, Air condition, power age. Lots number 216, 216A, 217 8, 217A. and safety of consumers,” said safe side" because the caller had Cynthia, began to hemorrhage I FOR SALE appliances Included. 2 temperature selector. July 12, 10 to 4. 26 West­ steering, power brakes, • 246 Robert A. Pedro, Jr. of 34Long Hill Road - Request rel­ Dean Schott, spokesman for the said he had tampered with a Pepsi after placenta separation. months security. No child­ Merchandise $175. Moving. 649-0354. minster Rd., Manchester. new transmission, shocks ief from Section 11.2 Space Requirements of the Zon­ Illinois Department of Public product and gave the code numter Paramedics Dan Huppe and ren or pets. $425 a month. For Sale-Air conditioner, and rear springs. $2,000 or ing Regulations. Meets allspace requirementsfortwo Health. "We can’t stop people from James Brown, with help from South Village Condomini­ 649-9297. (2) lots except frontage. Requestselghty (80’) foot va­ which the FDA traced to the Slice. ums. 3 room condomi­ , window fan, kitchen set 4 Family Tag Sale-July best offer. 646-8787 or riance for lot one (1) and Lot two (2). picking up the phone and making In Kansas City, Mo., on Wednes­ firefighters and medics from the 649-3467 after 6pm. nium. 165 South St. No.42. and lounge chairs. Call 12th and 13th. 10am to •247 David B Judy Spencer of 5 Center Street - Requests rel­ these threats.” day, a Pepsi-Cola bottler recalled Manchester Ambulance Service, Charming Victorian l7r|TV/STERE0/ 649-7561.______5pm. Baby, household, Rockville. Asking $45,900. apartment - 4 rooms. ief of Section 11.2 Space Reaulrements (side yard) of In Atlanta. Kroger officials some of its apple Slice and used inflatable shock trousers and Inquire at premises. I '01 APPLIANCES personal Items, clothing, 1972 Volkswagen Super the Zoning Regulations. Requests variance of twelve South Manchester. Ma­ Franco Beige stove - brIc-a-brac, books, furni­ Beetle. Doesn't run. -649- (12’) feet to add family room onto existing structure. ordered the sugar-free Jell-0 ge­ mandarin orange Slice soft drinks massive intravenous transfusions ture couple. First floor. chairs, sinks, drafting ture, freezer, miscellane­ 8241. Keep trying. R40 zone requires twenty (20’) feet. latin withdrawn from nine stores because fermentation could cause to restore Mrs. DiNardo’s blood A Practical Solution...To No pets. $400 month plus Panasonic Upright Va­ after an anonymous man tele­ pressure. paying rent! Adorable 4 cuum — With attach­ board, Tunturl Excercy- ous. 9-11 Church Street, •248 Donald B Janice Libby of 44 Lakeside Drive - Request the bottles to explode. utilities. 649-2400 after cle, camping gear, dishes, Manchester. 1979 Cadillac Seville - relief from Section 11.2 Space Requirements (% of phoned police about 3:30 a.m. The calls were the latest in a DINardo was one of two who room Townhouse Condo, 5pm. ments, bogs & extra belt. 7 coverage) of the Zoning Regulotlons. Regulations al­ 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full months old. $50. Good pans, woman's tennis White, fully loaded! Low low 1,200 square feet on this size lot. Requests a vari­ Friday and said he had put poison spate of tamperings or reported expressed gratitude Friday night clothes and Latitta suits, Multi-Family Tag Sale- mileage. Economical Die­ ance of Four hundred and two (402’) sauare feet. in 30 packets and put them in ".’.St' for the medical service. private basement, cherry 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, condition. Coll 646-3245 tamperings') involving consumer cabinets, fully appllanced otter 5pm. size 10. Call 649-4813. Saturday July 12, 9am to sel. Sharp! $4795 or best At these hearings Interested persons may appear and be several Kroger markets in south­ products that began in 1982, when Jack Vien said he was near death gas for cooking, third 2pm. 102 and 105 Oxford offer. Call 646-3824 after heard and written communications received. Said appeals kitchen, plush carpet, floor. Reliable middle ern Atlanta. seven people in the Chicago area last September after his first heart built In 1984. $79,900. Jack- Street, Manchester. 5:30pm. are on file and may be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Harild photo by Tuckor aged adults preferred. No Electric Stove, 5 years Town Office Building. The man did not specify what died after taking Extra^trength attack. He gave the paramedics son a, Jackson Real Est­ pets. Security. Referen­ old. $75. Call 646-6359after TAG SALES poison he allegedly used, and Tylenol laced with cyanide. much of the credit for his survival. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.D 5pm. Tag Sale-household fur­ Honda 1980 civic. 5 speed. Dated at Andover, Connecticut 3 July 1986. ces. 646-6113. nishings to close out est­ $1,400 or best offer. 649- 11 July 1986. police said tests to determine Most of the cases have involved Wound up "I am here today because of the Tag Sale-42 Coburn Rd. ate. 57 Turnbull Rd. 9388. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS whether the JeII-0 was tainted over-the-counter medicines; most paramedics," he said. Modern 3 room first floor Manchester-Spacious Im­ I GOOD THINGS Manchester. Some an­ Saturday July 12,10 to 2. ANDOVER, CONNECTICT were incomplete. recently, t)ie deaths of two people Adam Larson winds up the rubber band weather was perfect for an outing for Mayor Barbara Weinberg said apartment. Heat, applian­ tiques. Sunday 9-5. One of a kind — 1985 M ARY C. MCNAMARA One day earlier, a caller said two the bond between people is what maculate condominium TO EAT CHAIRMAN in Auburn, Wash., were linked to on his baisa-wood model airplane Adam. 6, and his mother. Chris, who live ces Included. Ideal for I Tag Sale - July 12th, 9to 4. Bronco with Eddie Bauer packages of Sugar Free JelI-0 makes the Emergency Medical featuring 3 large bed­ working mature married 008-07 cya'nide-contaminated Extra- rooms, formal dining Tag Sal^ Friday and 41 Griffen Rd., Manches­ package. Air condition­ Gelatin in Chicago and one in during a weekday afternoon visit to in Manchester. couple or retired lady. No Pick Your Own Raspber­ ter. 2 bathroom sinks, Strength Excedrin. room, full basement and Saturday. Old furniture, ing, 351 V-8, AM-FM- Detroit had been contaminated Wickham Park. As the week ended, the Please turn to page 8 pets. References and Se­ ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. enamel kitchen set and golfclubs, toys, and much cassette, and much more. There has been only one arrest of central air. Pool, tennis curity. 643-5363. INVITATION TO BID *841 A Classic with cyanide. Both calls — com­ a person accused of actually courts, clubhouse. Im­ Bunker HIM Rd. Coventry. many more household more. Rain date July 13. A neat truck for $12,000. Call for details. 742-8402. ’’PURCHASE B DEUVERV OF pany officials could not say if they putting poison in a drug, though maculate grounds. Of­ Items. 483 Hlllstownn Call 649-2286 after 6 p.m. JACOBBEN HR 18 DIESEL Now taking applications Rd.,9 to 6.______were from the sante person — there have been arrests for making fered at $91,900. Joyce G. for 1 and 2 bedroom ROTARV MOWER” . Epstein Real Estate 647- WANTED TO 1972 Buick Wagon. Power The Board of Education, 110 prompted stores to take some extortion demands or threatening waiting list for elderly Tag Sale-Make an offer I Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ 8% prime rate is iowest since 78 steering and brakes. Auto­ JelI-0 products off their shelves in to poison drugs. 8895.D FUEL OIL/COAL/ sole-5 family. Tools, IBUY/TRADE ford, Ct., will receive sealed housing In Manchester. I matic transmission. Easy four states. The caller Friday to the hot line '*!•------4------Call between 8:30 and 5 at 1 FIREWOOD books, folding 3 speed bids for "PURCH ASE B D E­ One Floor Llvlng- start. Very reliable. LIVERY OF JACOBSEN HR “ We still have no evidence at General Foods’ headquarters in 528-6521. bike, golf clubs, miscel­ Wanted Used Clothes In Needs some body work. 15 DIESEL ROTARY By Bill Menezes the depressed farm and manufac­ get the economy going,” said following the Fed's action. Beautlful 2 bedroom con­ laneous household Items, whatsoever that any contamina­ White Plains, N.Y., did not say For Sale - Firewood. Save excellent condition. Girls $200. Call 646-3365. M O W ER ". Bid Information The Associated Press turing sectors — won’t be greatly Kathleen Cooper, chief economist Major banks across the nation dominium on first floor. Taking applications for a coins, stamps, Saturday tion has even taken place,” said what the instant pudding mix Large rooms. Convenient money, buy novy. 4 foot size 6-6x, Bovs sizes 3 and and specifications are avail­ affected by another cut in interest for Security Pacific Corp., a Los followed Chemical in cutting their 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ lengths. $60 o cord, cut 10 to 3. 257 Spruce Street. 4. Call 742-0501 1971 Blue VW Bug-excel­ able at the Business Office. General Foods spokesman Cliff purportedly had b^n contami­ to everything. Priced qt Sealed bids will be received NEW YORK - The nation’s big rates. Angeles-based bank holding prime to 8 percent, including: New rooms, $500 per month and split $90 or cot to lent condition, AM/FM Sessions. "We will inspect all nated with, and did not specify a lot only $52,900. Call today for Tog Sale-Toys, bikes, mls- until 2:00 p.m., Monday, July banks cut their prime rates by a “ If we look at economic wea­ company. York’s Citibank, the nation’s larg­ and a 3 room apartment, 1 order. All prices Include cassette. Asking $950. Call 21, 1986 at which time they packages. Any packages that show number, said company spokeswo­ details. Joyce G. Epstein bedroom with heat and cellaneous household half-point to 8 percent Friday knesses. they are coming primar­ The Fed on Thursday announced est bank; No. 2 Bank of America, of Real Estate 647-8895,o delivery. Bruce 742-9168. Items. 24 Starkweather I CAMPERS/ otter 6pm 649-8972. will be publicly opened and any signs of tampering will be man Kathleen MacDonough. hot water. $375 per month. read aloud. The' Board of tested extensively.” The threat prompted the 'Com­ following the Federal Reserve ily from the trade deficit and it was lowering the discount rate — San Francisco; No. 3 Chase For appointment call: Street, Manchester 9 to 4. [TRAILERS Education reserves the right capital spending,” said Sung Won the interest it charges on loans to Manhattan; No. 4 Manufacturers Manchester - On Fairway. 1974 Datsun 260Z-3sp. In New York City, a caller to the pany to order all grocery stores in Board’s reduction in the discount Phllbrick Agency, 646- Saturday only. to accept or relect any or all Sohn, chief economist for Norwest commercial banks — to 6 percent Hanover Trust Co.; No. 5 Morgan 2 bedroom, 1V i baths, OFFICE/RETAIL Runs good. Needs some bids or the right to waive 911 police emergency number the Chicago metropolitan area to rate, but economists were divided 4200. body work. $800 or best Corp., a Minneapolis-based finan­ from 6.5 percent. Guaranty Trust Co.; No.SBankers basement, deck, pool, ten­ Moving sale- Items In­ 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. technical formalities If It Is In Thursday night claimed someone remove all brands, of Jell-0 dry- over whether the cuts can spark I EQUIPMENT Sleeps 6. Fully self con­ offer. 649-8355. the best Interest to do so. A discount-rate cut is regarded 'I’rust. and No. 9 First National nis, family room, 1700 sq. clude refrigerator, micro- had put cyanide in one lot of mix dessert products from the nation’s lackluster economy. cial services company. "I don’t Manchester-2 or 3 bed­ tained. Shower and toilet. Richard A. Huot as the most direct method the Fed Bank of Chicago. ft., upgrades. $129,900.643- wave convection oven, Director lemon-lime Slice soda. Mayor shelves. Ms. MacDonough said. The prime-rate cuts put the think the cut in the discount rate room duplex. August 1st. For sole. 9x12 all wool Sacrifice at $2195. Call Ford Galaxl. uses to signal it wants interest Robert Sinche, a managing 56197 Stove, refrigerator, hot braided rug, air condi­ Business Services Edward I. Koch said the lot The company began on Thurs­ benchmark lending rate at its and the subsequent cuts in the braided rug, Chippendale tioner and much more. 429-0633. 4 door, hard top. 023-07 rates to move broadly lower, and director of Simms Capital Man­ water Included. $490 plus number was 6F18B23-82. day collecting packages of Sugar lowest level since May 1978. They prime rate will have much of an sofa, 83 Inches long. Ex­ Saturday and Sunday. 19 Needs T.L.C . Use every­ generally is followed by cuts in the agement in New York, said Uie INVESTMENT heat. 646-8640 after 6 and cellent condition. Kero­ Health Commissoner Dr. Ste­ Free Jell-0, Gelatin pulled from marked the third time this year impact on the two key I Jurovaty Road, Andover day. Call 646-0236. prime rate, the bank’s benchmark rate cuts earlier this year helped PROPERTY weekends. sene heater, only 2 years phen Joseph said the FDA told him Kroger Co. supermarkets in Michi­ that the banks and the Fed have weaknesses.” 742-5921.______INVITATION TO BK) 8840 used in setting commercial loan nurture the growing boom in the old. Quartz heater, 2 Chip­ Automotive the caller claimed cyanide was put gan and Jewel Food Stores in reduced their key interest charges Others said the areas already *RE8URFAONa/RBFINI8HINa helped by the decline in interest interest. While most credit is not housing industry and other Invest today In this mod­ pendale wing chairs, an­ Mostly clothing and mis­ MOTORCYCLES/ EXIBTINO BLACKBOARDB” in five bottles. It was unclear Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and by one-half percentage point. I STORE AND rates over the past year — tied directly to the discount or interest-rate sensitive areas of the ern 5 unit building. Prime tique night stand, original cellaneous Items. Satur­ IMOPEDS The Board of Educotlon, 110 whether the caller claimed to have Indiana. Although some economists and OFFICE SPACE milk red paint. Bench set day July 12, rain date Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ prime rates, those rates tend to . economy. Manchester location near placed the poison in the soda The threat Thursday involved politicians had clamored for the especially the booming housing complete with weights. Sunday July 13, 9am to CARS ford, Ct., will receive sealed mirror broad interest trends. But Sinche and otlier economists hospital. Good Income. bids for "RESURFACIN- himself or whether he said some­ boxes of Sugar Free Jell-0 with lot rate cuts as a means of stimulating industry — will benefit further Manchester - Downtown Calf after 6pm except Sot. 4pm. 471 North Main FOR SALE 1976 Harley Davidson from the sustained drop in rates. New York-based Chemical said weakness remains in a "We guarantee our XLCH1000 In mint condi­ G/REFINISHING EXISTING one else had done so. number 4318D3, Ms. MacDonough the economy, others maintained retail or office space, 1750 anytime. 646-5808. Street, Manchester. BLACKBO AR DS". Bid Infor­ Bank, the sixth-largest U.S. bank, manufacturing sector battered by houses". Blanchard & tion. 12,000 original miles. The recalled lot involved two- said. The caller did not specify a that the factors slowing the econ­ “ It won’t be dramatic, bu^jt will Rossetto Real Estate 646- square feet. 668-1447; mation and specificotlons was the first to cut its prime rate foreign competition. Saturday, July 12,9:30am Toyota Tercel, '83, Silver, Asking $3,000. Call any­ are available at the Business liter plastic bottles distributed flavor. omy — slumping foreign trade and be just one more bit of stimulus to 2482.P to 4pm - rain date Sunday, 5 speed, $3,500/best otter. time. 635-1998. Office. Sealed bids will be re­ Manchester-office space RECREATIONAL 646-6249. ceived until 1:00 p.m., Tues­ available. 1,2, or 3 rooms. Ju ly 13; Linden St. day, July 29, 1986 at which I BUSINESS I EQUIPMENT Manchester.______Prime location. Parking, 1978 Datsun B-210. Auto­ time they will be publicly PROPERTY heat, lights Included. CARS opened and read aloud. The Tag Sale - Moving South. matic transmission, 2- I Board of Education reserves TODAY’S HERALD Very reasonable. Call MCS Free Style or BMX WIngback chair, Windsor door. $1,200 or best otter. FOR BALE the right to accept or relect Mystery plane crashes in California Italian Restaurant. Very Alex Matthews, 649-4003. bike built from scratch. rocker, tier table, 6 cu. Call 643-2034. any or all bids or the right to busy, very good restau­ $300 or best offer. 649-5055. waive technical formalities If 8374 foot freezer, 50's glnny It Is In the best Interest to do rant In prime, down-town dolls, lots of winter clo­ AU SBSS Both sides happy In d e x BAKERSFIELD. Calif. (AP) - thing. plane had only one crew member location' and said a board of location. Seats '60, plus. RESORT I2V6-24V5 PROPERTY thing, some new, some ***' Richard A. Huot A mystery Air Force plane Public affairs officials at Ed­ and "was definitely not a officers would be. appointed to Carpeted, tables and BOATS/MARINE old. Including mink stoles. lake a Look' Director In a decision both sides said they crashed in Sequoia National wards, who read brief statements bomber.” investigate. chairs, counter seats, ov­ Business Services 16 pagBS, 2 acctfons, EQUIPMENT Also lots of household were happy with, U.S. District Forest early Friday, killing the to reporters, confirmed that the No weapons of any kind were on ens, freezers, etc. In­ Coventry Lake - Water­ 022-07 A classic two-piecer WBVkand Plus Magazine Aircraft tested at Edwards miscellaneous. Saturday talces on color when (^urt Judge Jose Cabranes Friday pilot, igniting a 45-acre brush fire, crash occurred about 2 a.m. and board, 2nd Lt. Eric Schnaible said. cluded. Call today for front cottages now availa­ 9 to 5. 80 Bretton Rd. denied a request by opponents of The crash, about 12 miles range from such exotic typesas the your appointment to seel 16 foot Mad River canoe, 1985 LINCOLN trimmed with one of and triggering a cordon of Air killed one person. The pilot’s name ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- Looking for a good used the proposed Route 6 expressway northeast of Bakersfield, triggered forward-swept-wing X-29 to the big Asking $90,000. Strano paddles Included. Used motillB homo? Bo sure to your scarves. Advice___ Force secrecy. was not released. 3022. Unusual Tog Sale, Satur­ TOWN CARS No. 8874 with Photo- that the state Department of a brush fire that blackened 45 B-1 bomber. Northrop’s F-20 Tl- Real Estate, 647-7653.0 four times. Excellent con­ day, July 12, 9-4pm'. Sun­ look In tho Classiflod co­ Churches . The Air Force refused to say "The whole area has been dition. $800. Please call Stfc.«5904-D Guide is in Sixes 12H- Transportation be temporarily restricted, including the air space acres of the Sierra Nevada before gershark and more ordinary day, July 13, 9-noon. lumns ... that's whoro tho 24%. Sise 14%, 87 bust ClasBified. what typejof airplane crashed or 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- restrained from taking property in above the crash site," the Kern it was contained at 8 a.m. by Kern planes with various modifications. BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB Antique cuckoo clock, best buys ore odvortlsodl , . . 3% yards 46”. Com IcB__ whether it was an experimental 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for corner shelf(SIO), dtectric 643-2711. the path of the road. Story on page craft from the flight test center at County Sheriff’s Office said, County and U.S. Forest Service In neighboring Nevada, the Bob. TB M B O , staS $L8B ftr 88di Connecticut__ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o Public Hearing on typewriter, Victorian pottifa. Fas 88$ mr psitKS 888 3. Edwards Air Force Base, about 80 stressing that it was relaying firefighters. N[ellis Air Force Base range covers Tuesday, July IS, l9S6 ot 7:00 P.M . at the Town Hall to hear chalr($45), book shelf, Entertainment. information from the Air Force. Kem Couqty fire dispatcher 3 million acres north of Las Vegas the following aopeolt; 14' Aluminum Boat - S '/i ■aasiiiB. miles southeast of the crash site. portable dishwasher, tSfSSRIlEn Cloudy and wet Focus______"There will be military aircraft John Rosso said the crash oc­ and includes Area 51, a dry lake 1. The State of Connecticut for an area variance for prop­ Evinrude motor and TOWN OP BOLTON NBC News quoted a Pentagon swan arm rocker, beauti­ LEOAL NOTICE Manehester Herald Local news. in the area, and anyon^ entering , curred In Kerii River Canyon, bed area so secret the military erty owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beaudoin at 2 Cook trailer. $1,200 firm. Call ful linen teaset($5), Per­ CORRECTION tl8eAse.elsenrHii Cloudy today with a 50 percent source as saying that the downed Drive. 6 In Stock \ Lottery____ the area will be dealt with about 110 miles north of Los refuses to even acknowledge Its 646-8814. sian lamb and Ermine MM95 Hs«TSfl.R.T.t88M chance of afternoon showers. High plane was a secret F-19 prototype Mr. Steven Krohn of 71 Bolton Rd. for a sidelineil^e variance 'he Special Town Meeting M el Heae. Address •life ZIP around 75. Tonight and Sunday; Opinion___ with Stealth technology design^ appropriately by the Air Force,” Angeles. existence. It is used for tests of to construct o house on Lot « 3 In a subdivision on Volpl hat($5), lots of kitchen in Monday, July 14, will start csei. swe BsMsr sod ttts. many sophisticated aircraft. Items, knick knacks, Cloudy and muggy with scattered- People _ _ to evade enemy radar. The editor the sheriff’s office said. The initial statement from Ed­ Rd. I MUSICAL 1 8:20 PM at Community Now PASHION with The Nellis range includes books(.2S), records, styl­ b r o t h e r s / loll. showers; patchy fog tonight. Low Sports of Rdefmse tet±onoIogy magazine Gen. Michael McRaney, head of wards, five hours after the crash, Appeal of Brian Usher of 47 Vernon Rod. for o sidevard ITEMS /MORK Photo-Goido pattenw !■ another locale for highly sophisti­ and frontage variance ta construct a garage. ish clothes, hats and hand­ BOLTON BOARD all also rangM, has a 65 to 70 tonight: high on Sunday U.S./World. sal^ Industry and government public affairs for tlie Air Force, said only that an Air Force plane had crashed, gave a general cated Air Force testing. JOHN H. ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN bags, No "Early Birds" OP SELECTMEN apecial Grace Cola CoUae- near 80. Details on page 2. W eather__ s o n ^ bad ..told him' the same said from the Pentagon that the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Plano - Like new. Spinet. Please I 48 Buckingham 027-07 tioR for larcar alaaa; plaa Sl.(off Middle Tpke. East 301 CoRtir S t, MwirtHtwr M3-S13S 8 BONUS CotvoMl e i»«7 Oak. Full keyboard. Call 649-7327. and Earl St.). Priea. . . . U N IP t— MANCHESTER HERALD'. Saturday July 12. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 12. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Andover *A lot of anxious people* bus pact'^ Route 6 foes are pleased Today’s forecast Coanectlcat, M assac^ieiu and Rhode Itland — is signed Cloudy with a chance of showers Saturday. Highs by the latest court decision in the 70s. Cloudy and muggy with scattered ANDOVER — The Board of showers Saturday night and Sunday. Low Saturday Education has signed a contract By George Layng continue with property acquisi­ project, that involves the granting night in the 60s. High Sunday 70s to low 80s. that will allow a private bus Herald Reporter tions for all people living in the of environmental permits by the Maine — Mostly sunny Saturday, except company to transport schoolchild­ path of the highway. He said U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and clouding up late in the day southwest. High 70 to M. ren next fall, two members of the NEW HAVEN - In a decision Berman’s request for a temporary the state Department of Environ­ Fair north, clouding up down east and a chance of Board of Selectman said Friday. both sides said they were happy restraining order was academic mental Protection. Those permits showers west Saturday night. Low 50 to 60. Chance The contract agreement opens with. U.S. District Court Judge because only one of his clients — have been applied for but have not of showers south and clouding up north Sunday. the way for a group opposed to the Jose Cabranes Friday denied a identified by Berman as Dorothy yet been granted. request by opponents of the pro­ Conley of Bolton — has received a High in the 70s except 60s downeast coast. private buses to seek a court Even if homeowners are still posed Route 6 expressway that the letter from the DOT telling her that New Hampshire — Partly sunny north and injunction which could stop the allowed to live in their homes after town from ending its own school state Department of Transporta­ acquisition proceedings will begin the DOT takes title, Berman said it clouding up in the afternoon south Saturday. High bus service. tion be temporarily restrained after 30 days. would create a “ most tangible' in the 70s. Chance of showers Saturday night and The contract was signed last from taking property in the path of loss,” Sunday. Low 50 to60 and high in the 70s. week between the board and the the road. ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTOR­ Morrin disagreed. He pointed' Vermont — Clouding up Saturday with showers Nichols Bus Service of East Attorney John Berman, who N E Y Katherine Mobley said Con­ out that after the DOT purchases! likely late in the day or at night. Highs in the 70s. Hampton, Selectman Pete Maneg- represents opponents of the $170 ley received the letter July 1, some property, it can later offer Lows in the 50s. Sunday, cool, with rain likely. High gia said Friday. The Board,of million project, said he was meaning an acquisition could not that property for sale to the 70 to 75. Education informed the selectman pleased with the outcome despite possibly occur before Aug. 1. By original owner if the highway is not. that the contract took effect the ruling because he learned from that time, she said, a decision on built. Friday. Maneggia said. the DOT Friday that his clients’ the preliminary injunction request First Selectwoman Jean Gasper property is not scheduled to be will have been made. THAT ARGUMENT was cited Extended outlook UPt photo confirmed Friday that the contract taken before a decision is made on Morrin said, though, Cabranes’ by Cabranes as a reason for not; had been signed. She said she did a preliminary injunction request. decision was a victory for the state issuing the temporary restraining- Extended outlook for New England for Monday Today In history not know any of the details reached Berman said afterward he had because it allowed the DOT to order. He said irreparable harm is. through Wednesday: in the agreement. asked for a temporary restraining continue with acquisitions of prop­ not created for property owners if order to do just that, although his erty owned by people not repres­ the DOT purchases the title Connectlcnt. Massacinneus and Rhode Island— On July 12,1984, Democratic presidential hopeful Walter The contract means that the five Cloudy and wet request also would have stopped ented by Berman. Those acquisi­ because the property could later be A chance of showers or thunderstorms Monday and F. Mondale announced that he had chospn New York buses, two vans and one car owned by the town will no longer be used property acquisitions for non­ tions — which may occur at any sold back. Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Overnight lows in the clients as well. A decision and final time now — were the only ones Saturday; Cloudy with a 50 percent chance of afternoon showers. High Rep. Geraldine A. Ferraro to be his running mate. Here, to transport students to local Cabranes also noted that the 60s.- Daytime highs from the middle 70s to the arguments on the preliminary really put in jeopardy by the around 75. Saturday night and Sunday: Cloudy and muggy with Ferraro waves during a rally after her debate with Vice schools as they have been in the final decision to begin work on the middle 80s. past. injunction request are scheduled to request for the temporary res­ highway will not be made until scattered showers. Patchy fog Saturday night. Low 65 to 70. High on President George Bush on Oct. 11. 1984. be finished next week, while the training order, he said. Maine and New riampshire— Chance of showers Beatrice Kowalski, the chairwo­ next year, which means the DOT’S earliest his clients’ property would Berman said he only teamed of Sunday near 80. Chance of showers 40 percent. Today’s weather Monday. Gearing Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Lows man of the Board of Education, taking of property will not result in be taken is after Aug. 1. the DOT’S acquisition timetable picture was drawn by Steve Sinatra, 10. who lives on Phyllis Road and in the 50s and highs in the upper 60s to mid-TOs. A j ____ could not be reached for coinment. its destruction. Cabranes may use “ I had a lot of anxious people,” Friday, while the temporary res­ attends Martin School. The opposition group, the An­ the same reasoning for his decision Vermont — Scattered thundershowers Monday. x m B S S lf lS lO C Berman said after the decision. training order request had been dover Citizens Task Force, had on the preliminary injunction Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Hiehs in the 7 0 s However, he said he was satisfied filed in May. said it would seek the injunction as request. 3 0 0 0 77 Lows near 60 Monday and the 50s after that. ± his clients were not going to lose If Cabranes grants the prelimi­ soon as Kowalski signed the A wild card in the legal challenge their property. nary injunction which Berman has Today is Saturday. July 12. the violate the civil rights of Daniel contract. The basis of the suit Paul C. Phillips, the new conductor of the Manchester to the highway are requests by SEATTLE requested, it would lead to a halt of 193rd day o f 1986. There are 172 Ellsberg’s former psychiatrist. would be a decision by townspeople both sides for summary judgment Symphony and Chorale, discusses his plans during a THE N EXT STEP in the legal all property transfers until a days left in the year. Ten years ago: the 37th Demo­ in a June 20 advisory referendum of the matter. If Cabranes grants BOSTON Across the nation press conference Thursday at Manchester Community challenge is the preliminary in­ hearing is held on the formal Today’s highlight in history: cratic National Convention to continue using town buses, summary judgment in favor of the ' y , 3000 junction request, in which highway complaint. However, Morrin said On July 12. 1984. Democratic opened in New York’s Madison group members have said. College. DOT, it would end the entire trial. Hot and dry temperatures continued to plague opponents are also asking that the Cabranes could modify such an Square Garden Stacy Redfield. a member of the If summary judgment is granted NEW YORK the Southeast Friday, pushing pasture and hay presidential hopeful Walter F. IX)T stop its acquisition process injunction and stop only the One year ago: after removing group, could not be reached for in favor of the highway opponents, reserves for cattle to the critical stage, while Mondale announced that he had until a full hearing is held on a property acquisitions of Berman’s comment Friday. it would stop the DOT from slow-moving thunderstorms cooled the Plains. chosen New York Rep. Geral­ a benign polyp from President formal complaint. clients. Managgia said Friday that the Conductor wants proceeding with the project until a , dine A. F erraro to be his running Reagan’s lower intestine, doc­ A second consecutive day of record-breaking A date for a hearing on the new, in-depth environmental study ' SAN FRANCISCO tors at Bethesda Naval Medical Board of Education had asked the cool temperatures chilled New Mexico early mate. Ferraro became the first complaint has not yet been sche­ SOME OF THE SAME argu­ is thade — a process that could 'lOWj woman to run for the vice Center discovered a growth in Board of Selectman to take respon- Friday. It was 37 at the Alamosa Municipal duled. although it will follow the ments made by Berman Friday take up to three years. presidency of the United States his large intestine. The growth sibiiity for the sale of the town- decision on the preliminary injunc­ are likely to be made next week LOS ANGELES Airport, breaking the record low of 42 set in 1974, owned buses previously used to to see new music When Cabranes will make a on a m ajor ticket. turned out to be cancerous and tion. In the complaint, the oppo­ when final testimony is taken on and 44 in Raton, breaking the 1952 record of 45. transport students. decision on the summary ju d g-' was removed,. nents of the 11.8-mile highway — the preliminary injunction re­ ment requests is not known, Cool temperatures also swept northern New On this date: But during a meeting Friday H IG H E S T By John Mitchell Parsons, include getting Phillips which would connect Bolton Notch quest. The main point raised by although he said it could come at - TEMPERATURES England, dipping to 48 in Worcester, Mass., to In 100 B.C.. the Roman em­ morning, the selectman voted to Herald Reporter and'Windham — are asking that Berman was that the DOT has inform the Board of Education that more involved with the commun­ any time because he has enough _____ 70 70 break the record of 49 set in 1957. peror Julius Caesar was born. ity, possibly by encouraging stu­ the project be stopped until other avoided the National Environmen­ MIAMI it was the educators’ responsibility information to reach a conclusion. Slow-moving thunderstorms, that have left In 1812. U.S. forces led by Gen. Lottery Conducting is a matter of moti­ dents to attend special preview alternatives are studied and a new tal Policy Act process for approv­ William Hull invaded Canada to sell the buses. vating people, in the opinion of study on the environmental effects ing the construction of highways. Now you know LEGEND------cooler temperatures across the Plains, dumped concerts. “ We want the kids nearly 4 inches of rain at Lebo. Kan., and nearly 3 during the War of 1812 against Paul C. Phillips, the new conductor there.” he said, stressing a need to is conducted. ' Berman said that process is The longest train journey is the Britain. of the Manchester Symphony attract the younger crowds that Assistant State’s Attorney Ro­ violated if any property is taken ^RAW [523®^ inches of rain at Sharpe, Kan., Thursday night. Connecticut daily trip of nine days and two hours 9 0 In 1817, naturalist-author Orchestra and Chorale. bert Morrin said Cabranes’ deci­ before the expressway receives The rains eased Friday, but more rain was the symphony has been lacking. from Lisbon. Portugal, to Khaba­ Henry David Thoreau was born. Friday: 264 Ansaldi “ It’s a very psychological kind of sion Friday allows the DOT to final approval. For the Route 6 9 0 \ / 9 0 / j SH O W E W S^ FLOW expected later in the evening, prompting Kansas “ If we don’t, we’ll lose an entire rovsk in the eastern Soviet Union. In 1862, Congress authorized art.” said Phillips during a news generation.” DPI WEATHER FOTOCAST officials to post flash flood watches in the central Play Four: 3904 the Medal of Honor. conference Thursday at Manches­ Parsons said he believes that and eastern portions of the state. In 1933. the U.S. government Friday Lotto: sues PZC ter Community College. Phillips will help bring more National forecast The eastern part of Kansas was socked with set the minimum w age at 40 21-22-27-29-32-33 Manchester Symphony Orches­ audience members to the 400-seat storms that knocked down trees and power lines cents an hour. tra and Chorale officials said that Lowe Program Center, where Showers and thundershowers are forecast for portions of the upper and destroyed an airplane in Osage County In 1974. John Ehrlichman. on ruling their new musical director and concerts are presented. “ We hope conductor will promote a learning Thursday. No serious injuries were reported. former aide to President Ri­ other numbers drawn Friday: to fill it now but we haven’t been.” and middle Mississippi Valley, upper and lower Great Lakes, Ohio atmosphere which will strengthen -lake a Look Temperatures hovering from the upper SOs in the Massachusetts daily: 2388. He said that the symphony’s chard M. Nixon, andthree others the group as it goes into its 27th Valley, and north Atlantic Coast regions. Scattered showers and northwest com er of Kansas to the upper 70s in the Tri-state daily: 150,5155. Bv John F. Kirch budget for the year was $28,000. were convicted of conspiring to season in November. thunderstorms are predicted for portions of the north Pacific Coast, southeast comer were the remnants of the potent Herald Reporter “ Traditionally, we lose $3,000 The symphony’s board of direc­ every time we put on a concert, ” he northern and central Intermountain, northern and southern Plains, storm. M ORIARTY RROS. A local developer is challenging tors unanimously chose Phillips. said. Of that budget. $17,000 will west and east Gulf Coast, upper and middle Mississippi Valley, upper But in neighboring Missouri, hot and humid a cluster subdivision approval the 34, in late June. He was among 18 come from ticket sales, said temperatures stifled St. Louis and pushed city Can You Help? and lower Great Lakes, Ohio/Tennessee Valley, north, middle and Planning and Zoning Commission applicants and the first of four Parsons. The rest of the funds are south Atlantic Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair in officiais to continue a heat alert. Air-conditioned granted in June, claiming that the guest conductors at a series of the result of grants and private NAME: general. cooling centers operated by the city remained open SEAN EVANS proposed 126-unit project will concerts which served as auditions contributions, he said. for a second day Friday. DATE MISSING: 05/17/84 damage wetlands in the area. for the finalists. Phillips said that his first duties FROM: WATERTOWN, NEW The Andrew Ansaldi Co. of Phillips will remain a member of will include selecting guest artists YORK Manchester, which owns land next the faculty of the University of as well as a repertoire. “ Program­ DOB: 11/25/81 to the site, filed the lawsuit ih Connecticut and conductor of the ming a season takes so much university’s symphony. He as­ tim e,” he said. There’s so many RACE/SEX: CAUCASIAN/MALE Hartford Superior Court July 1. The copipany contends that the sumed his new position, vacated by factors involved.” EYES: GREEN PZC granted the subdivision 17-year veteran Jack Heller, in As an assistant conductor with THE 1986 LEFTOVER MAZDA B2000 LX. PEOPLE HEIGHT: 2 1 1'/ 2 ” June. Atlanta’s professional symphony “ without proper provision for WEIGHT: 45 LBS drainage and protective flood “ One of Paul’s strong points is orchestra in 1980, Phillips per­ EXCEPTIONAL LUXURY IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. HAIR: BLOND that he is an educator,” said formed up to three concerts in one muscled actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The control to prevent damage to Folly The luxury bcgini with one of the roomieii cibi of anv Bryant also failed to show up for a m eeting symphony President Michael Par­ day. Although the entire season in Camelot revisited 30-minute service will be held at Our Lady of with KMPH news director Bill Rice to Brook and lower (adjacent land) import truck. And it continue! with itandard feature! LAST SEEN: Playing in the yard sons. “ Each Monday night, it’s a Manchester consists of five con­ Victory Church in Centerville, Mass , with a discuss the matter, going golfing instead. owners.” like bucket icati, rich tweed upholiiery, full cut-pile Caroline Kennedy's wedding next,weekend The commission approved the music lesson.” certs. he said that the variety of reception following at the Kennedy com­ "W e’re stunned,” Rice said. “ He certainly o f his home. His mother went to carpting, tachometer, AM /FM itrrro, and limed glaii. will be a Camelot reunion. subdivision, which is known as David Morse, the chorale direc­ music and extra time that a pound in Hyannisport. qualifies as someone who went off the deep answer the phone, leaving Sean You alao get chrome ipoker wheeli ^ f\ f \ ^ * The 400 guests include several figures from Keeney Heights, on June 16. The tor, said that Phillips will be able to community orchestra offers for end.” and younger brother alone for plui a chrome rear itep bumper, ^ John Kennedy's administration — his approval was sought by Manches­ get a feel for what the groups can performances mean more less than two minutes. When she and more. speech writer, Ted Sorenson, his press Bryant, who has a reputation for offbeat ter developers Herman M. do as a unit. “ It’s really our job to pressure. stunts, delivered the commentary Tuesday returned, baby was still in support him the best we can,” he Phillips said that part of his job *lncludrt drsirr prep, option# xnd frei|hl secretary, Pierre Salinger, the national Frechette, Albert R. Martin, Ge­ MAZDA B2000 LX WITH Taking aim on crime night after two video stores he owns in playpen and Sean was gone. said. will be to relieve unnecessary rfiWBW Ta ie i tnd licefue fztr# security adviser. McGeorge Bundy, his rald P. Rothman and David A. #91219 CONVENIENCE PACKAGE Fresno were robbed. Rice said the station Parsons added that Phillips was stress among the 100 chorale and 80 defense secretary. Robert McNamara, and A Fresno, Calif., sportscaster’s anti-crime Golas, an attorney. began getting critical calls just seconds after “ good at toning the two groups orchestra members. his secretary of state. Dean Rusk. message was a little too pointed for the The approval allowed the devel­ Bryant’s stunt. opers to divide 78 acres on the east together.” He said that the rela­ Phillips said that he constantly Also invited to see Kennedy. 28. marry station’s management and many of its side of Keeney Street, zoned tionship that the chorale and searches for new material. “ It’s Edwin Schlossberg. 41. are the bride’s aunt. viewers. SPORTIER THAN EVER. 1987 MAZDA Residence AA, into 126 lots. A symphony have on stage is unique very important for the public to Lee Radzlwill. singer Andy Williams. New Mike Bryant, 28, aimed an unloaded 1987 M AZDA BMOO SE.H5 SETS NEW STANDARDS IN cluster subdivision designation for the area. realize that they didn’t stop writing STYLING, ROAD POISE, AND VALUE. York Mayor Ed Koch, former New York B2000. 22-caliber rifle at the camera during a live Physics whiz means developers can build up to Symphony plans, according to music in 1900.” he said. Sundard fcBiurci; )>ipced, doubiewBlJ LOWEST.PRICED LEADING Gov. Hugh Carey and Supreme Court Justice commentary and said. "It’s time we all cargo brd, rear iirp bumper, ipokcr IMPORT TRUCK IN AMERtlA two single-family houses per acre wheeU, iport rrurrori, $tnpr9. Bedliner, Byron White. W ITH ALL THESE joined together to fight together for the Ruth Lawrence never attended primary or NAME: JASON TOWNSEND on lots slightly smaller than lots in rear ilider windotv, am im iiereo, mud So far the wedding has generated far less STANDARD FEATURES. American dream. Between you and me and secondary school but that hasn’t interfered DATE MISSING: 05/20/80 a regular AA zone. nap$, floor mai9. publicity than the celebrity-studded wedding the police, we can proclaim an open season with her education. Ruth, 14. will be awarded Construction has not yet started. 11-1012 It comet with ■ 1 Bpwd, Ctalcd ' #1-1009 FROM: FORT LAUDERDALE, ' gloM, doubic'wall corgo bed. of Caroline’s cousin Maria Shriver and on.crim e." two degrees from Oxford University next Planning Director Mark Pelle­ P icture 7395 •teel-beltcd radiala, full carpet- FLO RID A week. grini Friday defended the commis­ uig, and more. DOB: 10/15/76 Last summer she completed a mathemat­ sion’s action. RACE/SEX: BLACK/MALE ics degree after two years’ study and then “ Nothing is impossible,” he EYES: BRO W N said, “ but our engineering staff yourself ( 5 9 9 5 * went on to earn a degree in physics because HEIGHT: 3’ she had a free 12 months even though each went to great lengths and got *lficiu4«6 d t a U t prrp. opuatu and (rei^M ciiargaa. MAZDA B:00CLSE 5 idea dcakr prep, oMiona. and freight course normally lasts three years. Her WEIGHT: 50 LBS significant revisions to the (devel­ Tate$ and lirenae rtira. chargci. Ta a ri aindLcrnae riira parents started formally teaching her at age HAIR: BLACK oper’s site plan) to stop sediment running your 4, beginning with a reading program, and from going into the brook.” The PZC had delayed action for 1979 Merctny Cewgar I9t4 Maid* Mthiig 1985 M B id B t I 7 1983 Marcury Capri moved on to math by the time she was 5. LAST SEEN: Foul play suspected. 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Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member The subdivision approved this 643-5135 Lions, meeting in New Orleans, also have ery In Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. June was a resubmission of the ilaurl|rfitpr Hpral^ Chemical, announced It would offer $500 and a free trip to Dallas for the given her ai 128,000 check to put towarii her same application. Pellegrini said. winner of a contest to find the biggest cockroach in Houston. w o rk . 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday July 12. 1986 — 5 OPINION Disaster rule ^usT eecAosEToE supeeme WBi^icldTJeftlenefevw MANCHESTER HAS IT! cooKropHapgffigMAm Jack is not natural ACliOH.poeSH’T MEAN Skooip etve op./vie « o §r Anderson The Reagan administration could stand a &W> PISCklMtNAtlON A6AWST This Week Featuring... refresher course on what constitutes a natural disaster. YtHire AN6IP SAXPN Administration officials recently notified states that they can no longer receive Civil Defense Act funds for natural-disaster Has been in business for 40 years. planning unless they also prepare for nuclear HUD’S leader Rejeanne Manseau bas been J.A. WHITE GLASS CO war. The notice comes as the Federal Emergency Management Agency places the owner for 10 years. increasing emphasis on ensuring that some MARTIM won’t settle Glazier’s is located at LU’THEl? people are able to survive nuclear war, 631 Main Street, Manchester. particularly officials of local, state and i?.m0 7lTrirmTTTmTi JR. They have a wide selection of nurses Everything In GLASS! federal governments. for pittance The administration’s position is curious — uniforms, waitress uniforms, “We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product” and highly unappetizing — for several maternity clothes, nursemate shoes’ reasons. Over 30 Years Experience*24 Hour Service WASHINGTON - Samuel R. Pierce Jr. is fast and lab coats for men & women. . The most obvious is the linking of plans for becoming the coy mistress of the Repulican nuclear war with those for natural disasters. Party. Like the poet’s hot-blooded swain, GOP Also available are bras •PLEXIGLASS •FURNITURE TOPS A nuclear war can be nothing but a V leaders keep making him offers — and he keeps (sizes 32A to 44DDD), girdles, •SHOWER DOORS •AUTO GLASS turning them down. man-made disaster, and all planning efforts 1 mastectomy breast forms, nursing •SHOWER ENCLOSURES should be directed at preventing one. As we’ve reported, the Housing and Urban •MIRRORS^SCREENS The administration’s strong-arm tactics in Development secretary last month rejected the gowns and bras for •PICTURE WINDOWS •PATIO DOORS the matter are also puzzling, since it has long offer of a federal appeals court appointment, new mothers. hoping to win a spot on the Supreme Court instead. •SAFETY GLASS •STORE FRONTS advocated giving states more control over Now we’ve learned that Republican leaders in his •STORM WINDOWS •INSULATED GLASS their affairs. States should not be denied home state of New York twice importuned Pierce funds to plan for legitimate disasters because to run for governor against Mario Cuomo this fall. Glazier’s Corset & Uniform Shop 31 Bissell Street, Manchester 649-7322 they refuse to accept the administration’s O p e n F o r u m Both times he said thanks but no thanks. insane willingness to embrace nuclear war Assuming that Pierce lacks a taste for political as a survivable event. suicide, it’s not hard to understand his reluctance As the superpowers and other countries to tackle the Democratic governor, who is widely Jack J. Lappen Realty IT PAYS TO RAP continue to stockpike arms, nuclear war is understanding and a healthy before getting involved. The cost regarded as unbeatable. In fact, though Pierce is CdRQUESr certainly a possibility. If efforts at Diana infraction dose of appreciation for a man •of imperfection is just too high! too gentlemanly to say so, he may have suspected Your house may be your castle, preventing one fail, most people — including was a small one the likes of whom Manchester what was behind the offer to head the New York but it’s my bread and butter. PAP AUTO PARTS government officials — are probably not has too few. Charlene Benito Republican ticket. Energy Conservation'Services 79 Hackmatack St. As a Democratic political strategist explained Listing your property will be a 307 E. Center St., Manchester , interested in “surviving.” it, the plan was to “bloody” Cuomo sufficiently — Professionally Trained Technicians To the Editor: Wells and Peggy Jacobson mutual pleasure. (Rear of Lonoi Phirmicy) The illusion that nuclear war can be Manchester by drawing away a large chunk of the black vote .cr) 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 8 survived is frightening and should be fought The Manchester Herald’s re­ — to hurt hjs stature as a presidential contender in Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street by the states and all citizens. If the cent front-page .story about Re­ 1988. Pierce’s self-sacrifice would presumably 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 m administration truly believes that slates are publican petitioning irregulari­ McCarthy helped earn him the party’s gratitude for, say, a Senate Notary Public with PAP prepared to carry on after a nuclear war, ties noted that “outrage” led to race, but a bruising, partisan race for governor member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative 643-4263 then it will have fewer incentives to make the arrest of top politicians. Tom Ferguson town and friends would hardly enhance his chances for a Supreme Court appointment. GET YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT sure it never sends its missiles screaming William Diana is one of the SPECIALIZINO m CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK across the continents. a good neighbor maligned town directors and the To the Editor; A CUOMO-PIERCE FACE-OFF would NE’S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center Herald’s editorial essentially certainly have been a clear-cut ideological race.' Unisex Hair AT M nlng Salon Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling calls for his resignation. Peti­ To the Editor: A fine man. a respected In a recent interview with our associate Lucette DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. tioning irregularities, we would citizen, and I am certain a t lT N o T r R Y SERVICES ir SPECIALISTS Lagnado. the HUD Secretary stressed repeatedly Visit Our Showroom At: WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE Worthy cause stipulate, need not all be painted I would like to comment on the wonderful husband and father that he remains true to Ronald Reagan’s GENERAL REPAIRING with the same cataclysmic recent arrest of Town Director passed away a few days ago. conservative political philosophy. ! COPIES 25 Olcott street brush. Surely Mr. Diana’s deci- Thomas Ferguson. Joe McCarthy’s loss will be felt He was proud of the savings he has made in his ■ S'/Vxir trS'/ixU'’ Propane Cylinders Filled by all who knew him. Joe’s Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM needs funds .sion to allow his son to canvass Tom has been a friend and agency budget by cutting back on construction of All this and more at - the neighborhood in his name neighbor of mine for four years. I achievements and accomplish­ new public housing and focusing instead on TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET does not follow the letter of the have known him to be a good ments were too numerous to fit rehabilitation of existing units and a system of MANCHESTER MALL sii Main st.. 649 -7 54 4 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 It’s welcome news that a non-profit group, law but we’re hard pressed to man. but even more than that, a into an obituary column. Joe’s rent vouchers for the poor. Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops in Manchester is prepared to seek bids in feel that it’ strays far from the dedicated citizen. He has been involvement in his church and “We have been doing exactly what the president July for construction of a pool designed spirit of the law. Admittedly actively involved in our town citizens' organizations in which said,” Pierce said. “We have reduced the size and especially for handicapped people. wrong was done but to inflate! he he was a leader and not only an Angelic Nursing & Home Care government, not because he has cost of HUD at the same time we have increased limehR flcwrigjllj OVER 4 5 On the other hand, it isn’t so great to hear magnitude of Mr. Diana’s infrac­ to. but because he believes in our onlooker are legend. the amount of assistance we give to the needy. We * COMPANY * Services, Registry Inc. I had the distinct privilege to A F u ll S e n l€ t H e o t in f A id C m t t r YEARS that the group will be forced to do so without tion with inflamatory terms .such town and the party he have been able to get more people more housing 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT MANCHESTER sufficient funds to pay for the entire project. as “Outrageous’’ is at best represents. consider myself a good friend of with less money.’’ EXPERIENCE The group. Instructors of the Handicapped, hyberbole for effect. It seems to me that we are this “class guy” for I worked At the same time, however, the administration’s Fr«« H«oring Tait (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. hand-in-hand with Joe as a has been raising funds for the pool for the Perhaps judgment of the act cutting off our nose to spite our only black Cabinet member acknowledged that CALL 649-5607 face. Here we have a citizen that co-committee member for the housing is “one of the last bastions” of racial Local Registry offers quality care... Opp. East Cemetery past two decades. As of a couple of weeks should be tempered by judgment annual Saint Patrick’s Day Pa­ 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD ago, it still needed about $100,000 in donations of the man. Mr. Diana is an is giving unselfishly and tire­ discrimination in the United States, Lower cost to patients... HARRISON STREET lessly to his town and state, and rade in Hartford, and the now Far greater progress against discrimination (ROUTE 831 for the $350,000 project. honest and decent attorney who very successful dinner-dance we RN’s, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER for many years has selflessly instead of appreciating this has been made in employment and education. VERNON. CONNECTICUT “We will build this thing.” a spokesman loyalty, we kick him in the teeth hold at Joe’s favorite organiza­ Pierce said. “There are more laws,” he Personal Aids... said, “whether we come up with the $100,000 given of time and energy to the tion. Knights of Columbus hall. 871-1118 citizens of Manchester. Pro­ by publicly raking him over the explained. “I cannot say that we have had the or not.” coals. Joe’s dedication to all the tasks same results in housing. We have not made that grams such as our recent July he undertook, his attention to True as that maybe, it would be nice if the 4th fireworks festival of which I think we should take a long much progress.” New England Country Woodworking, Inc. group — which, as its name implies, is look at our town officials and small details necessary for suc­ Pierce was enthusastic about his Fair Housing You’ve Heard About it r Selling? Buying? Building? Mr. Diana has been an integral cess will be remember^ by all of principally dedicated to teaching handi­ part and driving foVee don't realize they are human beings, Initiatives Program, which identifies housing capped people to swim — could begin not gods. 'They are not perfect, us who worked with him. discrimination by the use of “testers” who pose as Now Manchester HAS IT! simply happen but require the Although his passing will be Harris Hardwoods MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. construction on the pool at Manchester High dedication and devotion of peo­ nor are any of us. if we’re honest. prospective buyers or renters. The Supreme Court I suggest that our judicial felt most by his family. I feel has ruled that such testers have legal standing to 260 Tolland Turnpike School with a bank account matching its ple who simply want to make secure I can speak for all his REALTORS needs. Manchester a better and happier system could better use its time bring a discrimination complaint, overturning COMPUTER SIGNS Manchester, CT 06040 for truly blatant violations of the friends and wish Joe a speedy state laws that had forbidden them to bring legal (203) 649-4663 EXPERIENCE.. KNOWLEDGE... TRUST... • Local businesses and individual? should town for all and are willing to passage into the arms of the FOR OVER 15 YEARS..: work to that end. law and leave people alone who action. Pierce said HUD has now set aside funds to by Gordon Signs dig just a little deeper and contribute to the are giving us their best shot. Lord. give to private groups that carry out testing. Commerical & Raaldentlal CALL cause. Tax-deductible contributions can be As one judges Mr. Diana's After seeing this incident 104 Hilliard St. 646-0880 Woodworking & Supplier 263 MaiR Si sent to lOH Inc.. Box 249 Manchester, CT infraction of the letter of the law make major headlines, it is no Edward J. Wilson ALTHOUGH HE BELIEVES that education is MiRchMter 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 06040. we suggest it be done with wonder that people think twice 164 Pearl St. the long-term hope for ending racial discrimination. Pierce is trying to strengthen the EVERYTHING IN GLASS Fair Housing Act as well. “You use the law,” he “WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" explained. “You use the big stick, and at the same Complal* Una of Naw Rabullt Racism and poverty mar a thriving USA time, you try to use influence.” Connecticut O o Foraign A Domaattc At 63; Pierce has vivid personal memories of I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., k discrimination. “When I was a kid,” he recalled, • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC Another Fourth of July was celebrated last Travel Services It must be recognized that poor people have a “you would go to a place like Washington, and my • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed 6 4 9 . 7 3 2 2 weekend in commemoration of tbe 210th year of right to a good life, and that name-c^lim^jwill not God, a black person might not be able to go into a • Batteries Generators • Alternators our country’s independence and the 100th help. They are human beings — not invisible certain restaurant, or you would have to sit in the Manchester Parkade • Trouble Shooting IN OUR 40lh YEAR 6 4 7 - 1 6 6 6 • Starters • anniversary of the Statue of Liberty’s presence in commodities. back — and that was legal! ” Manchester, CT • Electronic Tune-ups Industrial • Marine 31 B IS S E L L 8 T. MANCHESTER New York Harbor. Thomas L. All Americans should try to live up to ideals of He said he skipped his high school senior class HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6, • Wiring . MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS The rebroadcast of the television movie “Ellis the Constitution through their everyday deeds. trip to Washington because he didn’t want to be (Inside D&L Store, Lower Level) Thurs. 'Ill 9, Sat. 10-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. Island” and other special events were held over Stringfellow In the words of black history professor John “Jim-Crowed” in the nation’s capital. “But since (B«Nr)d Economy Ob Chango) the past two months to mark the holiday, and a Hope Franklin. “Equality must not be divided so then the law has changed,” Pierce noted, “and good feeling among Americans seems to be the that it is extended to some at the expense of people’s minds have changed. ...We are tryng to message from news programs and newspapers. others. Once the indivisibility of equality is change people’s minds. It is a matter of However, true freedom still has not been accepted. the task of our generation is to education.” iiattrl]PBlpr Hrralb LOOK! attained for most women and non-white citizens. overcome America’s long heritage of inequality.” Subtle discrimination practices still occur in recent rock concerts for Amnesty International. You can feature your employment despite victories for affirmative Closer to home. Rockville High School students JOHN JACOBS, president of the Urban League, Under the dome Serving the Manchester business here. action in Cleveland and NewYork, and for held Rock-Aid concerts to raise money for the has stressed the need for a full-employment policy Talk about hostage-taking; The House Public • 763 and 191 Main St.. Manchester equal-pay clauses. homeless; members of the Manchester Area to create jobs and training opportunities through Works Committe — the great pork barrel on area for 100 years> Phone; 643-1191 or 643-1900 Call Display Advertising Shirley Chisholm, who spoke at Manchester Conference of Churches and the Dial-a-Ride government, corporate and individual efforts. Capitol Hill — approved a highway ill the other Community College in February, rightly stated • Eastbrbok Mall, Mansfield programs have helped hungry and elderly people; Such a policy is needed in order to counteract the day that will raise the maximum cost of removing Phone; 465-1141 that people "should speak out if something is not and Joan O’Loughlin of MACC and the double-standards of privilege. a billboard from a federal| highway from $10,000 to 16 Brainard Place 643-2711 right. That is not being un-American.” Manchester Interracial Council has emphasized And Dr. William Ryan argues in his book, $20,000. We’ve reported earlier on the billboard Manchester 203-643-2711 CAaTERM CONMECTICUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE OFTICIAN8I the need for town officials and citizens to become “Blaming the Victim,” that wealth and power lobby’s cosseting of committee memebers; it AS AMERICA CELEBRATES, the activities of c.ommitted to the positive aspects of affirmative need to be redistributed. clearly paid off. The amendment to pay billboard "Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years’ Ku Klux Klan members and other white hate> action as a means to promote equal opportunity Such sentiments, along with others, have been barons to remove or relocate their eyesores could groups are still widespread. * for all citizens. commendably stated by the Rev. Jesse Jackson block mass transit and highway projects unless C u rtis Angry Klan members wanted to march in and his Rainbow Coalition, whose efforts to have Uncle Sam or state governments agree to pay the It Pays To Advertise Atlanta, for instance, during the first national k f THE SAME TIME, more people should be the voices of ignored citizens heard marked the new, higher ransom. llllillllilMathes holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaking out about both domestic human rights last presidential election campaign. In The Pentland The Florist Unknown Klan supporters firebombed a bus and those in countries such as Chile. Poland, and Mary Futrell, president of the National HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER belonging to a black A.M.E. Zion Baptist church in Indonesia. , Education Association, pointed out at UConn’s Manchester Herald 24 BIRCH STREET y video • Talevlalon • Stereo Bristol on June 27. and this white supremacist I admire journalists like Jack Anderson and .Les recent graduation ceremonies that we must TEL. 643-6247 or 643-4444 group will hold a rally in Windham during the WEEKEND SPECIAL Payne, who inform the public that everything is breathe new life into our heritage. tHaurliPstpr Hrralft l « l t V n X 3 M « riM S IM S summer. not all right. As Dr. King said. “Injustice That means that as we commemorate the past Call 643-2711 F.T.D. Founded In 1881 MASTER CHARGE WORLD WIDE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS The backlash against affirmative action, the anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” and present, we must reaffirm our sense of caring M AN CH ESTER 649-3406 expressions of bigotry by certain citizens through Hypocrisy and apathy do not solve problems — and sense of concern for others. A largeness and RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Publisher to feature your business here AMERICAN EXPRESS SERVICE violence and vandalism and predominant but a real, positive commitment to speak with generosity of spirit is needed if the nation is to DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Executive Editor \IAMES P SACKS ...... Managing Editor arch-consgi^ative views are all cause for alarm. people and show respect for diverse cultures can. prosper. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor The rights of every American should be respected, Ideally, no human being should suffer from and all should join in the stuggle to achieve hunger, neglect, mistreatment, crime or Manchester resident Thomas L. Stringfellow, DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Advertising Director HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE... IN fairness for all U.S. citizens before it’s too late. degradation in the thriving USA. The broad who works for the Postal Service, has been active * MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... Business Manager Many positive things have been done to help the persistence of such problems is indeed a “moral SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoaing Manager in the Interracial Council and in community ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Pressroom Manager THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 poor, such as Farm Aid, Hands Across America, scandal,” as mentioned in a recent pastoral letter affairs. He writes a periodic cotamn for the' JEAN N E G. FROMERTH ...... CIrculetion Manager the “We Are the World” recording session and the from Catholic priests. Manchester Herald. ^ ,, «.. . * . x « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12. 1986 0 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday .Inlv 12. 1986 — 7 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by Chari** M. Schulz f ' _ A © A f2 '(Es -Me Was vtoTEP/Mcer OFCOUf2&B, y(0O I KNEW IT ! NOW WHO WANTS TO EAT IN THE LONG RUN, MUCH THEV WANT US TO O v/E(2WEI&MT Lt!^5UY TO 0 BCOMB UlS GRASS? WHAT DO THEV I THINK l‘P PREFER A Democratic gubernatorial campaign moves into court ASA LAD? OWA/ COUHTfZYj"' HA.'HAi T(ZlMM5fZ LEARN TO EAT GRASS! THINK WE ARE, A MARSHMALLOW SUNDAE! H O V J f THIS IS SURVIVAL ? BUNCH OF COWS ?! j By Mark A. Dupuis has led to seven arrests. to the state convention. more shy,of the threshold. law. and if the date were not met, ” It doesn’t seem that people on '. United Press International Attorney Richard Bieder. re­ ’The lawsuits also threaten to ~ I T Wade also argued the suits are the party’s candidates for state­ the other side are very interested K 1 presenting Moffett, is asking for a • flawed on other grounds, including force postponement of the state wide office would have to petition WATERBURY - The fight for in getting to the nub of the court order reversing the outcome the fact that other Democratic convention, which is set for next themselves onto the ballot. problem.” Bieder said. the Democratic gubernatorial and. declaring the former con­ candidates for statewide offices weekend in Hartford and also will Bieder countered that the timet­ nomination moved into court Fri­ gressman the winner or ordering a “ One man’s due process is k who could be affected by the legal endorse candidates for U.S. Senate ables could be changed under a day as challenger Toby Moffett new primary for Waterbury’s 49 and other statewide offices. another man’s roadblock.” Wade i f action were not included in the court order. He also said the courts asked a judge to overturn his loss state convention delegates. proceedings. The court proceedings alone told reporters outside the court­ in a key delegate primary with should be more concerned witi house. “ What I am attempting to ; Nine lawyers representing the could take several more days and 7-iL Gov. William A. O’Neill. The legal proceedings could greserving Moffett’s constitu­ do is follow the law and the statutes U.8. ACRES by Jim Oavl* two candidates and the more than if Moffett is successful in forcing a Superior Court Judge Leonard determine if Moffett will have the tional rights than the convention ....’’ he said. 125 defendants named by Moffett rerun of the primary, it could take W. Dorsey heard initial arguments 270 delegate votes he will need at schedule. , THE PHANTOM by L** Palk S 8y Barry WEtL,&HELPON.ITOeeM6 U K E in the three suits showed up for the weeks before a second delegate Wade charged that Moffett ARE WE GOING NOT IF I CAN' on a request by O'Neill for the state convention to force ‘T m certain the court is not WEEKO SINCE WE WERE WABHEP TO PIE, court proceedings, which were e le c tio n could be held in wanted the courts to move ahead HELP IT. dismissal of the suit, which could O’Neill into a statewide primary going to let practicality stand in /fs pnesioeNT l u a s a ' s cak c k plo o b s,. UP OH THIO PE6 ERT lOLANP. WE'RE BOOKER? LITTLE IHEU-LR/) adjourned until Monday with no Waterbury. "w illy nilly” without regard fo r , OUT OP FOOP ANP THE WATER'S decide if Moffett’s candidacy will for the Democratic gubernatorial the way of the sacred right of B U PP V y decisions issued. nomination. Wade told Dorsey the nominat­ issues such as whether M offett' RUNNING LOW j ------5 1— survive next weekend's Demo­ ing process for all Democratic everyone to vote who wants to properly brought into the case all cratic state convention. O’Neill’s attorney, James A. Without the Waterbury dele­ candidates for statewide offices vote.” said Bieder. of the people who should be O’Neill was declared the winner Wade, asked Dorsey to throw out gates. Moffett remains short of the could be thrown into chaos if the Bieder later accused Wade of involved. of the May 20 delegate primary in the suit on a dozen grounds, 270 votes needed to qualify for a convention were postponed beyond using "roadblocks” in asking to “ Is that the way he’s going to run Waterbury by 43 votes, but Moffett including claims some of Moffett’s primary. He says he is about 10 July 27. have the case thrown out rather the state of Connecticut as gover­ claims the election was tainted by Waterbury delegates do not want delegates short of 270 now. while He said that would be the latest than the allegations the delegate nor — the rules don’t apply to alleged absentee ballot fraud that to press in court for the right to go O’Neill’s campaign puts him 30 or possible date to comply with state primary wa.s tainted. him?” Wade asked.

Connecticut In Brief CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* ft Ca*al* UConn gets military research grant BLONDIE by Daan Voung S Sian Drak* LATER, r y WE'RE GOINS TO WHILE YOU'RE WAITING TO HAVE A SPECIAL GET STARTEP. I'M GOING TO LOOK FOR ANOTHER STORRS — The Department of Defense will award the He OPENED AN AUTO BOOK. TO REAP. University of Connecticut’s Institute of Materials Science a $4.'5 PEPy>.iR SHOP AT 16 TEN MINUTES. million grant for research related to fiber optics, the school’s ' board of trustees announced Friday. The grant will be used to study liquid crystal polymers, used in the creation of lightweight fibers, useful for their unusual strength and optical properties, officials said. UConn researchers said the fibers also have possible uses in and around high-powered lasers. “ There are areas where the defense establishment has great needs, and there is enough scientific evidence available that we expect to find some materials with superior properties,” said Leonid V. Azaroff, director of the institute and one of five UConn ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson professors involved in the project.

ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook LURKGTHEKtKLME.' UConn trustees approve budget plan O GROTON, Conn. (U P I) — University of Connecticut trustees ^Lers sa,BoB..‘ibtf CUNGR/nOWflloNS, WAir.iHeRf , w fs ^ Friday approved an annual budget request seeking $153.3 million THOSE^ 15 years at the state’s maximum security prison in Somers and first powered manned flight. Fri­ powered flight expected in three or Wright Brothers made history at York's Long Island, is a pilot who PICKED OUT ( BUNDLES? given an additional five-year suspended sentence, officials said. PPDOrtM&l IV! day towed a crude bat-wiriged four weeks. Kitty Hawk, N.C. jumped at the chance to fly in the W H Y DC? T H E Y <>vUU Both Farrell and Jerry Baker, 32, were arrested about one year airplane a few feet into the air with The replica plane traveled at 35 The brothers made their historic craft, organizers said. r r T H E A/etVS^ ? BEOJDse rr ago on charges they sexually abused several children in their actor C liff Robertson at the mph about 18 inches off the trailer flight from the wind-swept Outer "Barnum would have been f r o / a a c m e s quiet Ansonia neighborhood. controls. bed for about 3,000 feet or more, Banks of North Carolina Dec. 17. proud." a bystander said of the T H E N o r t h E A S T , W E S T Farrell originally pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual The flight enthusiasts huddled on organizers said. The flight took 1903. spectacle, referring to showman AND SOUTH .' assault in the first degree and six counts of risk of injury to a a small airstrip and cheered when place about 5:30 a.m. before the "History kind of passed him by and former Bridge|>ort Mayor P.T. minor involving nine separate children. the replica of Gustav Whitehead’s airport opened to regular flights. and he wasn't recognizeci for his Barnum, whose “ Greatest Show on Baker, who chose to stand trial on charges he sexually abused 1901 plane was lifted while tethered A group of Whitehead backers genius," Robertson said, explain­ Earth” circus was wintered in the three children, was found innocent last month on all charges by a to a flatbed trailer truck at claim the .German immigrant ing why he wanted to be at the neighboring city. Superior Court jury in Derby.

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12, 1986 - 9 't i V.S./Worldin Brief SPORTS Typhoon Peggy slams south China There was a reunion Friday between the Typhoon Peggy, which left 93 people dead in a rampage across the northern Philippines, brushed past Hong Kong Friday and OiNardo family and slammed into the south China coast with wind gusts of up to 80 paramedics who mph. Bosox suspend Boyd once helped them in The typhoon was downgraded to a severe tropical storm about a medical emer­ four hours after it struck China near Shanwei, causing peasants BOSTON (UPI) - Tempera­ places with him. tion,” Boyd told the Boston Globe. gency. The occasion in southern Guangdong province to cower in their homes and mental Boston Red Sox pitcher “ He insulted his teammates, you " I just had to get home and g e t ... closing the gleaming financial towers of Hong Kong 80 miles Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd has been (the media) and the fans of the Red away from the park. They have to the observation of away. 1 suspended for a minimum of three Sox,” McNamara said. ‘ ‘He dese­ understand. I'm an angry young the end of the third There wiere no immediate reports of deaths or injuries in the days without pay effective Friday crated a major-league uniform.” man.” for his unprofessional conduct, the Red Sox officials say Boyd must year of operation for British colony of Hong Kong — the world's third largest financial That angry man failed to attend team announced. apologize to his teammates before the town’s Emer­ center — or in China. a Red Sox luncheon Friday after­ Boyd, a right-hander, was sus­ being reinstated. China's official Xinhua News Agency said the storm battered noon in which he was the scheduled gency Medical Ser­ pended for throwing a temper Lou Gorman. Red Sox general Guangdong's Jiazi Harbor and Lufeng County, where.torrential guest speaker and by game time vice. From left are rains and hurricane-force winds damaged houses and tantrum and leaving the team's manager, said the penalty was fair. “ The team is the most had not shown up at Fenway Park. paramedic Dan high-tension wires, flooded rice paddies and destroyed sugar clubhouse before Thursday's important thing and it takes 24 men Huppe. Joseph Di- cane fields and some 100,000 tons of grain. game after learning he did not “ He was toid when he left make the American League All- to do it (win gam es),” Gorman yesterday to be at the park at 5; 10, Nardo, Lindsay Di- Star team. said. when the pitchers are scheduled,” Nardo. Cynthia Di- GE cuts 1,550 turbine division Jobs “ He is a professionai basebali Boyd. 26. became disturbed said McNamara. “ This is the third Nardo, Joseph player and must be responsible for before Thursday's game with the such incident invoiving him.” Christian DiNardo, SC H E N E C TAD Y, N .Y . — General E lectric Co. said F riday it his actions,” Red Sox manager California Angels when he learned Rookie Jeff Sellers, 3-3, is / will cut 1,550 salaries and factory jobs from its gas turbine John McNamara said. “ There are from two reporters he had not been scheduled to take Boyd's turn in and paramedic Jim division, mostly in Schenectady, and consolidate the division in probably 25,000 people in the selected to the All-Star team. the rotation on Sunday against the Brown. The boy was South Carolina. stands who would love to trade “ It was a heartbreaking situa­ California Angels. delivered by emer­ In a statement, GE said eliminating the jobs and consolidating gency surgery after its three gas turbine plants into orte in Greenville, S.C., would AL roundup th e paramedics strengthen its turbine business “ in the more intensely competitive market for turbine products.” treated Mrs. DiNardo Market demand for GE gas turbines has decreased every year for excessive bleed­ since the early 1970s, and the market has been “ all but Jackson, Angels slug Bosox ing and rushed her nonexistant” since 1974, GE said. to the hospital. GE said the Greenville plant can make both large and small Herald photo by Pinto gas turbines, while the Schenectady plant can only produce small By United Press International Royals 4, Tigers 3 struck out two. Brian Fisher turbines. The turbines are used to generate electricity for finished to earn his fourth save. industrial use and for marine propulsion. BOSTON — Reggie Jackson At Kansas City, Mo, — Frank Neal Heaton. 3-8. tied a career-and snapped a long home run drought White, selected to the American Twins season-high for strikeouts Herald photo by Pinto Medic program marks its third year with two off Tom Seaver Friday League All-Star team earlier in the with 10. but lost his second Wholesale prices steady in June night and Kirk McCaskiil pitched day. hit a two-run homer in the straight-rame. Heaton allowed all Little League pitching power an eight-hitter to give the Caiifor- eighth inning Friday to give the six Yankees runs in 7 2-3 innings. Continued from page 1 tal’s emegency medical service Dr. Joel Reich, who has suc­ I opportunity to touch people,” he WASHINGTON — Prices retailers paid for goods held steady nia Angeis a 5-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals a 4-3 victory Keith Atheron finished for the coordinator, for her “ outstanding ceeded Butterfield as medical Tino Guachione of the Lawyers serves Stars will face the Manchester Nationals said to those who serve in the in June, surprising analysts who expected worse and adding up to Boston Red Sox. over the Detroit Tigers in the first Twins. Service program work. She read a dedication to the Emergency Med­ director, pulled a cloth cover off a Emergency Medical Service. a 6.5 percent annual drop — the steepest six-month wholesale Jackson, who had njt homered game of a twi-nightdouble-header. on^ up in recent Little League Town today at 3 p.m. at Leber Field in the first proclamation..,which said that the ical Service.” device on a table, as he introduced price decline ever, the Labor Department said Friday. since May 14,.siugged the 538th and White's 10th homer of the season Tournament action. Guachione and the half of a twinbill. town "recognizes with heartfelt Prelesnik described the hospital the EMS system's new external Orioles 4, White Sox 2 Agencies involved in the service Bureau of Labor Statistics analyst Craig Howells said the 539th of his career. He has nine this came off starter Walt Terrell, 7-8. appreciation the invaluable ser­ as the anchor of the EMS system. rest of the International League All- cardiac pacemaker. The town include the hospital, the Police half-year decline in the producer price index for finished goods year. Terrell has lost seven of his last At Chicago. Ken Dixon pitched a vice of members of the Advanced Being in the system brings the Board of Directors recently autho­ Department, the Town of Man­ surpassed a 5.8 percent deflation rate in the six months ended McCaskiil, 10-5, is 5-1 with four eight decisions. Steve Farr, in five-hitter over 8 2-3 innings and Life Support System in making the hospital closer to the citizens it. rized its purchase. chester Fire Department, the February 1949, the previous record. complete games in his last six relief of Bret Saberhagen, pitched struck out a career-high 13 Friday community a safer place for serves, he said. Reich offered it as an example of the final two innings to improve to night and Cal Ripken lashed his NL roundup Eighth District Fire Department, Wholesale costs have fallen 1.7 percent since June 1985, he said. starts. Hd’ fanned six to record his neighbors to work, play and raise Dr. Robert Butterfield, who was the advanced technology used by 5-1. 13th homer to lead the Baltimore the Manchester Ambulance Ser­ The stable price outlook in June came as a surprise to most second career shutout. Seaver, 4-7, their families.” the first medical director of the the service, but stressed that With Detroit leading 3-2, Mike Orioles to a 4-2 victory over the vice,' and the town's Emergency observers who had anticipated a continuation of the modest is 2-1 since joining the Red Sox. Warren Prelesnik. president of program, said he looks forward to advanced technology alone will not Kingery opened the eighth with a Chicago White Sox. Medical Services Council. All were inflationary pace set in May, when the,index rose by 0.6 percent. Jackson led off the second inning the hospital, read a proclamation seeing it expand and perhaps save lives. It also takes "high represented at the Friday double. One out later. White belted Dixon, 8-7, struck out the side in honoring Irene Smith, the hospi­ with a home run into the right field Cartei^s slam paces Mets become a regional program. touch,” he said. “ We have an the third and sixth innings and celebration. grandstand to give California a 1-0 a 1-0 pitch into he first row of the lead. The Angels increased the left-field bleachers for his sixth fanned six consecutive White Sox Group says it planted Paris bomb By United Press International at-bats Friday night and Sid Carter hit an 0-2 pitch for his grand margin to 2-0 in the fifth when Gary game-winning hit. from the fifth to the seventh Fernandez fired a two-hitter to slam, finishing Palmer. PARIS — The 'Direct Action terrorist group claimed Pettis singled, stole second and Blue Jays 6, A’s 5 innings. The American League record is eight. Nolan Ryan did it NEW YORK — Gary Carter become the National League's first Rights commission bickering, divided responsibility Friday for a bombing that killed an inspector and advanced to third on catcher Rich At Toronto, Damaso Garcia twice and Ron Davis once. collected seven RBI in his first two 12-game winner, giving.the New R«d« 4, Expos 3. wounded 27 officers at a Paris police office, and sources said the Gedman's throwing error. Pettis belted a two-run homer and Wille York Mets an 11-0 rout of the At Montreal, Bill Gullickson WASHINGTON (U PI) - A bick­ claim was authentic. scored on Wally Joyner's single to Upshaw also drove in a pair of runs Atlanta Braves. It called on the commission to Buckley, also opposed the Nor could they agree on the limited his former teammates to ering and divided Civil Rights The informed sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, right. Friday night to lead the Toronto Carter smashed a three-run “ admonish the Justice Depart­ resolution. motives of members in Congress six hits over eight innings and Commission, faced with a congres­ said experts determined that the original of the photocopied Jackson led off the sixth inning Blue Jays to a 6-5 victory over the Murray’s three-hitter homer in the first inning and a ment and the Equal Employment Debate on the resolution and on a backing the effort, with Pendleton Eddie Milner delivered a run with statement sent to the daily Le Monde was typed on the same with a long home run over the Red Oakland A's. grand slam in the second as the sional threat to cut off its money, Opportunity Commission to dis­ congressional move to cut off the and Bunzel charging Rep. Don a groundnut Friday night, giving machine used for statements claiming that Direct Action carried Sox bullpen and into the right field The loss was the 11th in 13 games Mets jumped to a 7-0 lead against rejected a resolution Friday ask­ continue the expenditure of tax­ commisssion's money delayed the Edwards, D-Calif., and Rep. Ju­ the C'ncinnati Reds a 3-2 victory bleachers to give California a 3-0 forthe A's, whoare7-29intheirlast Braves starter David Palmer, 5-8. ing the Justice Department to quit payers’ funds in. opposition to panel’s consideration of a draft lian Dixon. D-Ca.lif., with having out bombings at the Paris headquarters of two major French keys Post 102 victory over the Montreal Expos. advantage. It was the 40th multiple 36 games. Carter's first homer helped opposing affirm ative action plans. affirmative action.” report on European ethnics until “ a hidden agenda” in trying to kill companies last Sunday. luiillickson, 6-6, walked none and homer game of Jackson's career. Reliever Mark Eichhom boosted precipitate a benches-clearing in­ On a 5-3 vote, the commission late in the afternoon. the commission because they Government officials'have linked the police office bombing struck out five. John Franco In refusing to go along with the The Angels moved to a 4-0 lead in his record to 7-3, working 3 2-3 ROCKVILLE - Behind the Three walks and an RBI single cident. Palmer'hit the next batter, rejected a statement proposed by The vote on affirmative action “ don't like the message” of the Wednesday to the murder of a West German industrialist the pitched the ninth for his 14th save. liberal minority on the embattled the seventh when Ruppert Jones innings. He allowed two runs on three-hit pitching of Tom Murray, by Larry Stanford gave Manches­ Darryl Strawberry, with a pitch, commissioners Mary Berry. Blan- came after the commission spent conservative-dominated panel. same day by the Red Army Faction, which has worked with Former Expo Andy McGaffIgan, eight-member panel, commis­ doubled and scored on a Doug three hits in relief of starter Joe and the home runs off the bat of ter a 1-0 lead. The Post 102 crew bringing both clubs to the mound. dina Ramirez and Francis Guess more than 90 minutes discussing Direct Action in the past. 5-4, took the loss. sioner John Bunzel said he had not DeCinces double. California made Mike Charter, the Manchester increased its lead in the third No one was ejected. supporting last week’s Supreme the June 26 vote by the House But Ramirez said the commis­ West German officials said Friday that leftist terrorist groups Johnson, who left with the Blue yet read the court decisions and it 5-0 in the eighth off reliver Tim Jays leading 6-3 and one out in the American Legion baseball team inning as Jon Roe drove in one run Fernandez, 12-2, struck out nine Court rulings upholding the use of Apporpiations Committee to end sion, which once “ represented a in Western Europe have been cooperating with each other, but Phillies 4, Astros 1 commissioner Robert Destro ex­ Dollar when Bobby Grich walked, fifth. Johnson, who was making his blanked Rockville, 6-0, in Zone and Charter powered a three-run and walked three in pitching his race-and gender-conscious reme­ commission funding. very important link between our there is no evidence that a central command is planning attacks. pressed opposition to “ the tenor of reached second on a base hit by first appearance since coming to Eight action Friday night at Henry homer over the left field fence. first career shutout. He allowed a At Houston, Don Carman com­ dies to overcome employment Although the ideologically di­ system of justice and the people the statement.” arguing. “ I am for Bob Boone and scored on a Pettis Park in Rockville. That built a 5-0 lead. Larry second-inning single to Terry bined with two relievers on a discrimination. vided commission could agree on who need justice,” had by its Toronto from Atlanta in return for affirm ative action, but I ’m pgainst single. Jim Acker, allowed three runs on The win lifts Manchester to 3-2 in Stanford added a solo homer in the Harper and a third-inning double five-hitter to win his first major- The defeated resolution, in a no action to take in an effort to controversial pronouncements quotas.” Feds blame ineptness for outbreak eight hits.. Round II of the unique Zone Eight seventh to complete the Manches­ to Andres Thomas while pitching league start, and Von Hayes hit a reference to the Reagan adminis­ block the House committee’s weakened that link and “ the effect, format but it won't do the Post 102 ter scoring. his second complete game in 17 two-run homer Friday night to lead tration Justice Department, said Chairman Clarence Pendleton move, nearly all lamented that the the tone of this commission on the WASHINGTON — More than 500 inmates from bumed-out Indians 7, Rangers 2 contingent any good as far as Murray walked two and struck starts. the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-1 that now that the court has spoken, and Vice Chairman Morris Abram, controversial panel, its credibility portions of a suburban prison run by the District of Columbia Yankees 9, Twins 3 lives of people who are still At Cleveland, Andre Thornton winning this round. “ It's between out three in going the distance. New York has won 11 of its last IS victory over the Houston Astros. “ the time for undercutting the law who oppose all forms of race and increasingly undermined, was vulnerable todiscrimination... has were parceled out to jails in a three-state region Friday as drove in three runs to back At Minneapolis, Doug Drabek Windsor and South Windsor,” said Manchester, which played a 6-6 games and extended its lead in the Carman, 4-2, allowed one hit is over. Anything short of strong gender-conscious remedies, along once again threatened with been damaging ... and'that dam­ federal prosecutors accused District officials of letting prisoners knuckleballer Tom Candiotti's allowed three hits over six innings Manchester coach Steve deadlock with Winsted in a non­ NL East to 11‘A games over the over five innings — Bill Doran's enforcement is sabotage.” with Esther Gonzalez-Arroya extinction. age has been extensive.” get the upper hand at the overcrowded Lorton Reformatory. league-high eighth complete game to earn his first major-league Armstrong. zone game on Thursday, is 15-11-1 Montreal Expos. 4^ single in the fourth. He struck out The two U.S. attorneys — from the nation's capital and the Friday night, leading the Cleve­ victory, and Mike Pagliarulo hit a Manchester can help decide the overall. George Scaglia and Stan­ In the first inning. Carter hit his three, walked one and hit two adjoining Eastern District of Virginia where Lorton is located — land Indians to a 7-2 victory over three-run homer Friday night, Zone winner Sunday when it hosts ford each collected two hits for the 15th home run of the season after batters. said they would form a task force to investigate the uprising and the Texas Rangers. leading the New York Yankees to a South Windsor at MCC's Cougar winners. Len Dykstra walked and Wally 8th District vowed to “ wrest control” of the institution from the inmates who Candiotti, 8-6, allowed eight hits 9-3 triumph over Minnesota. Field at 1:30 p.m. Manchester Manchester has an exhibition Backman beat out a bunt. Cubs 6, Dodgsrs 3 while striking out four and walking Don Mattingly went 3-for 5 with begins the third and final round game tonight against Meriden at Bush tests presidential waters remain there. In the second, Fernandez singled At Los Angeles, Gary Matthews The federal officials, Henry Hudson of Virginia and Joseph four. All eight of his victories, three doubles to help move the with East Hartford on Wednesday. Ceppa Field at 8 p.m. with one out for the first of his three stiil without including five straight, have been Yankees within seven games of hit two homers and drove In four diGenova of the District of Columbia, pointedly said at a news East Hartford won Round I. “ Tom hits. With two out. Backman runs Friday night and Manny WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice Pre.sident George complete games. Cleveland won first-place Boston in the American Murray pitched a good game the Fund for Am erica’s Future, but said his conference that District officials would not be included on the Manchester 104 000 1 6-8-0 singled Fernandez to third and Trillo returned from the disabled Bush announced Friday he ha.s formed a fund to for the 10th time in 12 games, and League East. Minnesota has now tonight and he'll be on the mound Rockville 000 000 0 0-3-3 lawyers told him this “ is probably inadequate for task force and, in fact, might be the object of part of the then advanced to second on list with three hits, igniting the test the political waters as ” a prudent first step in, stretched its home winning streak dropped four straight. Murray ond Charter; Hornok, Mer­ anyone seeking to support contested candidates in new insurer investigation. Wednesday against East Hart­ ritt (3) and Fiona. Palmer's wild pitch. Hernandez Chicago Cubs to a 6-3 victory over making any decision concerning my potential to seven games. Drabek, 1-2, walked two and the Michigan primary.” ford,” Armstrong said. WP- Murray; Lo- Hornak. walked, loading the bases, before the Los Angeles Dodgers. candidacy for president in 1988.” “ Yesterday's incident, we believe^ is only one manifestation of ” I am determined that any political effort with By John Mitchell Bush aides said the new exploratory fund, known what has been a continuing problem of disorder at the which I am associated will comply with all federal Herald Reporter under federal election laws as a "testing the waters institution,” said Hudson. election laws, especially the reporting of political account,” would be at least initially confined to expenditures,” he said. “ The establishment of an The Eighth Utilities District will backing candidates recruited by Bush forces for The Weekend exploratory acocunt will accomplish this goal. It is wait until Monday to choose a new AL has pool of good, young talent Republican delegate positions in Michigan. Fighting fierce in South Africa a prudent first step in making any decisio^T~" insurance policy because complete The fund could be used, however, to advance concerning my potential candidacy for president in coverage information could not be JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Security forces killed 10 Little League All-Stars at Leber Bush’s potential presidential candidacy by other 1988.” obtained at a Friday night By Mike Tully Sandberg of Chicago at second. means in other states. black nationalist rebels in two fierce gun battles and fighting Two District Eight Little League All-Star games are scheduled meeting. United Press International Ozzie Smith of St. Louis at short, Under a new procedure that makes Michigan’s He said the Fund for Am erica’s Future would between conservative and radical blacks claimed two more lives for Leber Field today. The Manchester International and in Soweto, officials said Friday. < and Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt delegate-selection process the first in the nation, continue to support Republican candidates in the “ We cannot make the sensible National All-Stars square off at 3 p.m. In the opener of a twinbill HOUSTON — In becoming the 1986 elections and recruit candidates for vacant In Cape Town, Winnie Mandela said her husband, jailed black at third. candidates qualified to run for delegate positions decision this evening because so with the Manchester American All-Stars slated to entertain first rookie ever voted by fans to delegate slots in. the Michigan primary. many factors are missing,” said nationalist leader Nelson Mandela, has refused to meet with Last year's World Series manag­ on May 27 and about I,.500 of them will face South Windsor in the nightcap at 5 p.m. start an All- Star Game. Wally Walter Joyner, president of the British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe during a trip to ers will guide their respective opposition in the state primary on Aug. 5. Bush aides said they would ask contributors to Tournament play is double elimination. Joyner also symbolizes the shift of “ I want to put my full support behind dedicated district, during the special meet­ South A frica later this month. leagues. Dick Howser of Kansas the fund to limit their contributions to $750, so that young talent to the American Republicans .seeking these delegate positions.” each would be free to contribute an additional $250 ing at the district firehouse. South A frica's black leaders view Howe's visit as an attempt to City will lead the American League. Bush said. ” I intend to endorse specific candidates within the $1,000 legal limit should Bush decide to The district’s board of directors deflate pressure on London to impose economic measures on Moriarty Brothers has busy weekend League and Whitey Herzog of St. The California first baseman is for these delegate positions and to work for their become a candidate. He would need specified heard presentations at the meeting Pretoria and most of them, including Nobel laureate Bishop Louis will head the National. Moriarty Brothers of the Twilight League has two games on one of several young “ naturals” in election.” numbers of contributors from each state in order to from three agencies. Members Desmond Tutu, have refused to meet with him. Howser has named Clemens to tap this weekend. The MBs host the Newington Capitols tonight the majors, and all of them are Bush already has a political action committee. qualify for federal matching funds. were hoping to make their selec­ The deaths reported Friday brought fo 146 the number of start the game, setting up a dream at 7:30 p.m. at Moriarty Field before hitting the road to face playing in the Junior Circuit. tion before their current policy, people killed since President Pieter Botha imposed a national matchup involving two of the Herb's Sports Shop on Sunday at Windsor High at 5 p.m. That doesn't assure an AL with the W.J. Irish Insurance state of emergency June 12 in a bid to quell intensifying racial hardest throwers in the game. Agency, expires Tuesday. M oriarty's is 11-7 for 22 points and in third place in the Twilight victory in the 57th All-Star Game violence. Seven of the eight pitchers League. Tuesday night in Houston, but it In May, the district received no chosen by Manager Dick Howser emphatically ends the era when Drought becomes a disaster bids when it sought to ronew its Desert quivers with aftershocks and AL president Dr. Robert the National League had not only annual, coverage, a situation that Legion has two games scheduled Brown will be making their first had never occurred before. Be­ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — The hot desert floor quivered the biggest stars but depth and Bv Jack Warner 398,000 broilers and 18.500 brood that we would like to see.” said All-Star appearances. Joining Cle­ cause of the lack of bids, district Friday with aftershocks from earthquake that rang up $6 million The Manchester American Legion baseball team has two color as well. Wally Joyner Kirby Puckett United Press International hens died in the past three days. 5 Agricultural Extension agent mens as first time All-Stars are Insurance Commissioner Thomas in damages, while an unrelated temblor was felt 110 miles away games coming up. The Post 102 contingent visits Meriden tonight Joyner, Oakland's Jose Canse(;o ... beat out Reggie per cent of normal production. The Harry Bryan in Knoxville. ... rookie all-star Don Aase of the Baltimore Orioles, Landers was authorized to nego­ near Los Angeles, authorities said. at Ceppa Field at 8 p.m. in a non-zone contest before resuming and Texas's Pete Incaviglia are all Yearlong drought and six days of granite ooster that perches atop a Farmers planted hay for their Ted Higuera of the Milwaukee searing heat that brought soil tiate for a new policy. The minor quake struck 11 miles northeast of San Fernando in Zone Eight action Sunday against South Windsor at MCC's rookie sluggers who could prosper Newcombe, Roy Campanella and to get you out. I j'Ust want to keep it tall pedestal in Gaine.sville. the cattle in the spring, but “ we didn't Brewers. Charlie Hough of the temperatures to 140 degrees have "Poultry Capitol of the World.” Agents from the three firms the San Gabriel Mountains at 2; 28 p.m. and registered 3.0 on the Cougar Field at 1:30 p.m; for years. Boston right-hander Roberto Clemente gave the NL a low.” get the rain to make the hay." Texas Rangers. Dave Righetti of destroyed entire crops and pushed was almost too hot to touch. In Virginia, agriculture officials further explained their policies to Richter scale, said Dennis Meredith of the Caltech seismology Roger Clemens can throw as hard talent edge it is relinquishing only Puckett, through a late show of the- New York Yankees, Ken farmers to the. brink of disaster in In Statesboro, Ga., extension predicted the state may lose half board members at the meeting. laboratory. as any of the National Leaguers now. support, edged 14-time All-Star None of the agencies — W.J. Irish, Television and radio highlights Schrom of the Cleveland Indians the South, where only the honey service agent Sam Gentry said “ I its com crop, although it will be who have overpowered the junior Entering the 1950 game, the AL Jackson for one of three outfield bees are happy. the John M. Risley Insurance and Mike Witt of the California. dug down 6 inches in a field several weeks before the full circuit for decades. owned a 12-4 lead in the All-Star berths. Puckett will be making his “ It’s a disaster,” said Bubba yesterday and couldn’t find any extent of the damage is known. Agency in Vernon, or Volunteer Angels. T O D A Y i That group does not even include series. Since then, the NL has won first All-Star Game appearance. Trotman, head of the Alabama moisture. The soil temperature In Alabama, Trotman said the Fireman's Insurance Services of Willie Hernandez of the Detroit CARD OF THANKS Noon Goodwill Games, Channels 5, 61 32 and lost 7 with 1 tie. The NL won Other AL starters are New York Agricultural Stabilization and Con­ was about 140 degrees.” state's cotton and soybean crops, Rhode Island — offered complete TIMNKSQIVINQ Minnesota outfielder Kirby Puck­ Tigers, an All-Star the previous 1 p,m. — Red Sox vs. Angels, WTIC last year's game In Minneapolis 6-1 Yankee outfielders Rickey Hend­ servation Service. "The wheat Apiarists, however, were in which normally average a total of costs. ' The Stringfellow Family NOVENA TO n . JUDE ett, whom the fans have voted to two years, completes the AL 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Braves, Channels 22, 30, WKHT and leads the series 36-19-1. erson and Dave Winfield. Detroit crop is cut at least 80 to 90 percent. clover. Rodney Coleman, the Uni­ $330 million a year, are on the Landers has said that the district the starting lineup. pitching staff. The Stringfellow family wishes to 2:30 p.m. — U.S. W omen's G olf Open, Channels, 8, 40 Joyner became a- prominent s^ond baseman Lou Whitaker, “ Corn is going to be very short. versity of Georgia's honey expert, verge of disaster and the $167 could end up paying substantially “ This is quite a thrill,” Puckett The NL will have six newcomers express their sincere thanks for lyr, great In virtue and rich in mire- 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: Dwight Muhammad Qawi vs. Evander Baltimore shortstop Cal Ripken, It’s already twisting in the middle said hot, dry weather is a boon for million peanut crop isn't far more than the $46,552 it currently said. “ When I was in high school. I baseball name before the season the numerous cards of condolence Holyfield, Channels .8, 40 on its 10-member pitching staff. of the day. It does not look good at beekeepers. behind. pays. faithful Intaroaaaor of all who In­ made an all-star team. I really even began because it was he who the league's leading vote-getter in their time of bereavement. 4:30 p.m. — Anheuser Busch Classic, Channel 30 Sid Fernandez of the New York all.” Georgia has 160,000 bee colonies Also on Friday, board members voke youraoMlal partronaga in didn't think I would make this one was supposed to replace Rod with 1,486,806, Kansas City third Special Thanks to Manchester Lit­ Uma of naacT To you I h m ra- 7 p.m. — Goodwill Games, Channel 5 Mets. Mike Scott and Dave Smith Temperatures were hovering which do $5 million a year selling approved the hiring of a profes­ but I guess air the attention I got Carew at first for the Angels. In baseman George Brett, and De­ tle League members for their gift oouraa f r ^ ^ depth of my heart 8 p.m. — Goodwill Games, Channel 61 of the Houston Astros, Shane near 100 again Friday over much of bees and $4 million selling honey. sional firm t o ‘campaign for the aM hum^ bag to whom haa from my home runs paid off. spring training, he impressed troit catcher Lance Parrish. the South, and rainfall levels were "Our beekeepers received one of to St. Mary's Book of Remember- 8:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. 'Twins, Channel 11, W PO P Rawley of.the Philadelphia Phil­ district's right to continue as a given a « ^ gram power to coma to “ To beat out a guy like Reggie California manager Gene Mauch In the National League, the New as much as 20 inches below normal the best honey flows they've had jn Dale Rival wins ance. my aaalatanca. Help me In my p r^ lies, Mike Krukow of the San separate political entity. Jackson, who is a sure Hall of with his glove. Then he showed he York Mets landed four players in for the year. several years,” Coleman said, Gary Adams of Ted Axlains Inc. Tommie L. Stringfellow aant m d urgent petition. In rmum I SUNDAY Francisco Giants and John Franco Rotary Club raffle Famer, is really exciting. He's one could hit, also. Through July 9, he the starting lineup, including Most experts said that farmers, "When we have a dry season, the of Windsor, said that he could prpmlaa to make your name known Noon Goodwill Games, Channels 5, 61 of the Cincinnati Reds are the owned 20 homers and was six Dwight Gooden as the starting and'not consumers, will probably bees make more honey than they Dale Rival, the owner of Blish begin work next week and start and c a m you to be Invoked. I p.m. — Red Sox vs. Angels, Channels 22, 38, WTIC of the first guys I met in the pros first-timers. Say three ‘Dur Fathera, Three behind Canseco's major league­ pitcher. Outfielder Darryl Straw­ have to bear the brunt of the normally (Jo. That’s because when Hardware, won a 1986 Lincoln town showing results within a month. 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Braves, Channel 9, WKHT and he's been very nice to me.” Gooden, Fernando Valenzuela of Hall Vtarya and Q k>rlaa!^M l£ berry. first baseman Keith Her­ southern drought because the rest it’s raining the bees (lon’t get out car at Friday night's Rotary Club Director Gordon Lassow said EMERGENCY Uon must be promised. St. Jude 2:15 p.m. — Yankees vs. Twins. Channel 11, W PO P National League domination of leading total of 67 RBI. the Los Angeles Dodgers, Rick L nandez .and catcher Gary Carter of the nation’s farmers generally and'vVefk the blossoms.” raffle at the Manchester Country that Adams “ has an aggressive­ Fire — Police — Medical piay ^ .u e amf all who Invoke y<^ 2; 30 p.m. — Anheuser Busch Classic, Channel 30 the All-Star Game began in 1950. or “ Some people think my start is a Rhoden of the Pittsburgh Pirates are not in weather trouble. In the south's pasturelands cat­ Club. ness” that he thought would be aid. Amen. TWa novena hM never 3 p.m. — U.S. Women's Golf Open, Channels 8, 40 three years after Jackie Robinson fluke,” Joyner says. “I'm" not have all been voted by the fans. and J^ff Reardon of the Montreal In Georgia, one of the major Rival was not present during the been known to fall. I have had my They are joined by Atlanta's Dale tle — and their feed supply — were beneficial. “ W e've got to succeed, DIAL 911 request granted. 8 p.m. — Goodwill Games, Channel 61 broke the color barrier. The always mentioned with the other Expos complete the staff as poultry producing states in the suffering. East Tennessee's rolling raffle. Proceeds benefit Rotary so there's no talk about losing,” be In Manchester II p.m.''— Goodwill Games, Channel 61 infusion of black players. including rookies . . When you get all the Murphy and San Diego's Tony selected by Herzog and league nation, chicken farmers reported hills “ have n.ot produced the grass Club scholarships. said. Willie Mays. Hank Aaron. Don clippings, the pitchers get pumped Gwynn in the outfield, Ryne president Charles“ Chub” Feeney. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, .Inlv 12. 1986 - 11 SCOREBOARD Sports In Brief Rozelle’s plan Is put on hold Liz Palmer co-captain at Hartford By Will Dunham the arbitrator’s decision will be commissioner, the Management process the tests rather than Tam Gleeton 71-69— 140 HARTFORD - Liz Palmer of Glastonbury, a graduate of East United Press International Dave Rummelt 7387— 140 BluiJayadA^aS .Mata II, Bravaa 0 rendered, give or take a day, on Council and the Players Associa­ leaving that up to the individual Clarence Rose 60-71— 140 7////////////J Catholic High School, will be a tri-captain for the University of Sept. 14 or 15.” tion — for this to be decided in a clubs. Softball Mark McCumber 7380— 140 WASHINGTON - The. NFL Scatt Simpson ATLANTA NEW YORK Hartford women’s soccer team for the 1986 season. Until the decision, no unsche­ prompt and orderly fashion.” 60-73— 140 OAKLAND TORONTO Palmer, a junior, has the distinction of being the only Hartford agreed Friday to postpone Com­ duled testing of players will be “The agreement prevents Com­ Mike McCullough 7380— 140 ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM’ Browne said in New York. missioner Rozelle from imple­ David Lundstrom 7189— 140 ^ / / / / Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 1 0 Thomas ss 4 0 1 0 Dykstra d 4 1 2 2! player to have appeared in all 29 Lady Hawk games the past two missioner Pete Rozelle’s plan for performed during the regular Tom Bvrum / ^ Griffey If 2 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 5 2 2 0> Under the Rozelle plan, which menting his newly announced drug Dusty 70- 71-141 //'//// Murphy cf 5 0 1 0 Mulinks 3b 3 1 1 0 years. She will play sweeperback. random drug testing of all players season. The preseason urine test­ would make the NFL the first Jim Simons 7487— 141 Conseco If 5 0 3 0 Moseby cf 4 0 0 0 SImmns 3b0 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 1 1 0 O' for two months while an arbitrator testing program until and unless T . C. Chen 71- 70— 141 7 // ' ■ y y ' 7 y / / / / , Bochte 1b 4 1 1 0 Bell dh 4 2 3 0 Murphy d 3'0 0 0 Hearn c 1 0 0 0’ ing plan called for under the professional sports league in the Rolling the dice tor five two-run '^7 / y yyyyyyy/yy thi union’s objection to Rozelle’s spurts, Stephenson's Pointing brushed Bob Murphv 71-70-141 Klngmn dh 4 I 1 1 Barfield rt 3 1 2 1 Moreno d 1 0 0 0 Carter c 5 2 2 7. decides if the plan violates the collective bargaining agreement nation to perform random drug post Purdy Corporation, 13-3, Friday Jock Renner 7380— 141 Davis rf 4 3 3 2 Upshaw 1b 3 0 1 2 Horner 1b 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 0 0 players contract with will be held as in previous years. plan has been fully litigated,” Mac O'Grady 69-73— 141 Hill 3b 4 0 11 WhIH c 3 10 0 Chmbis 1b 1 0 0 0 Wilson rf 10 10 McCarthy coach at Nutmeg Games tests on players, all players would night at Keeney Field, pave Wollen- //yj//////////. Harper rf 4 0 10 Foster If 5 0 0 O' management. Upshaw added. burg had a single and double and Tim Sam Randolph 69-73— 141 y-y yy/ y y y y y / y / y y Tettleton c 3 0 0 1 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 “We have protected the collec­ submit to two unannounced tests W ollenburg and M ark St. Jahn chipped RoberT Wrenn 7071— 141 y- y y / yy y / y y y y y. Javier pr 0 0 0 0 Leach It 2 0 0 1 Ramirz 3b 4 0 0 0 Knight 3b 3 12 1. CANTON — Bill McCarthy, head soccer coach of the District Court Judge Barrington tive bargaining agreement and the during the regular season to detect Richard Berthelsen. the union’s In two hits apiece for the Paintmen. Bill Bobby Wodkins 69-73-141 ■ -y y y y y /■ y y y y y y y yi Willard c 0 0 0 0 (tarda 2b 3 1 1 2 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Mitchell ss 4 1 0 0- Manchester High boys’ program, will be one of the coaches at the Parker signed the agreement after general counsel, said Friday the Loren Roberts 7380— 141 / / / ''7 y7/ y y yyyl Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Jorg 2b 0 0 0 0 Oberkfll 2b 1 0 0 0 l^rnndz p 4 2 3 1' bargaining process with this settle­ illegal drugs." Frecko collected two hits and five y7 y y ' y y . y y y y y y A\ Palmer p 0 0 0 0 the NFL Players Association others one apiece for Purdy's. Mike Sullivan 7071— 141 Totals 37 5 11 5 Totals 10 6 9 6 first annual Nutmeg Games to be held July 17-20 at Canton High ment,’’ said union Executive Di­ The 1982 collective bargaining union will argue before the arbitra­ David Edwards y y y y y ' y y y y y y y \ McMrtry p 2 0 0 0 School. 71-70-141 yy y ' y y y ' - y y y y y yi Oakland 010001 010— 5 agreed to withdraw its request for rector Gene Upshaw in a state­ agreement, which expires next tor that Rozelle lacks the power to Lonny Wodkins 7071— 141 y y y / y y y y y y y y y y% Toronto OOIOIOOIK-6 Sample ph 10 0 0 a court order to block the Rozelle supercede the 1982 pact and W omsn'i Rsc Donnie Homntond 67-74— 141 ^y yy ' y y y y y y y y y^ (tame-wInnlng RBI — Gorcia (6). Olwine p 0 0 0 0 One of the special features of the Nutmeg Games will be a drug ment. "This demonstrates that the year, allows players to be tested Morris Hatalsky 69-73-141 yyy yyyyyyyyy/ yj' E— Bochte. DP— Oakland 1, Toronto 1. Totals 29 0 2 0 Totals 14 11 11 11 i awareness program under the direction of Dr. James O’Brien of plan, which was announced NFLPA was right in opposing the for drugs during the mandatory implement the plan without the Allied Printing was awarded o 7-0 Rod Curl 6074— 142 ’ y y y y y / y y y y y y yd LOB— Oakland 7, Toronto 4. 2B— Atlanta ooooooooo— 0, Monday. unilateral action by Rozelle.” consent of the union. forfeit win over Gorman Insurance Jim Dent y y. y y y y y .yyy y§ Kingman, Bell 2, Upshaw. HR— (tarda NOW York leiiooeox-11- the UConn Health Center. O’Brien will conduct a one-hour preseason physical. Regular sea­ 71-71— 142 ' - ' ■ ' y y y y y y y M Philadelphia-based arbitrator when the latter failed to field o team at John Adams 7389^142 (3), Davis 2 (11). SB— Fernandez (15). S (tame-wlnnlng RBI — Carter (9). session for all participants and their parents on July 17 from 6-7 League spokesman J y , Oakland Thomas, Fernandez 2, Dykstra 2. 3B— • or New York under terms of the Assaclates 8-3, Allied P rintin g3-8,0 .W . Corey Pavin 7073— 142 4 . ' y y yyy Rllo (L 88) 7 9 6 3 1 6 Knight. HR— Carter 2 (16). SB— ; “The commissioner’s office par­ using drugs. Friday’s agreement was ham­ Fish 3-8, Sportsman Cafe 3-8, Gorm an AAork Brooks ^i^y y y y y yyy, Lelper 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Strawberry (19). agreement. 7389— 142 y y y / y y_ y,s. Whaler home schedule Is announced ticipate in this agreement be­ In a concession to management, mered out in five hours of negotia­ Insurance 0-11. Steve Jones 7370— 142 Ontiveros 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO- Union lawyer Joseph Yablonski Atlanta cause it was felt that it was in the the union will allow the Smith Kline tions between legal teams from the Mike Donald 7073-142 Toronto HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers will open their 1986-87 told the (xiurt: "It is contemplated PiganI Willie Wood 69-73— 142 JJohnson 4 1-3 8 3 3 1 2 Palmer (L 88) 1 2-3 5 7 7 2 1 best interest of all parties — the Corp., chosen by management, to union and the league. Rick Cramer 7389— 142 Echhrn (W 7-3) 3 2-3 3 2 2 1 6 McMurtry 5 1-3 6 4 3 4 3 season, their eighth in the National Hockey League, on Saturday, Olwine 110 0 12 Evergreen Lawns remained un­ Harry Taylor 6073— 142 Henke (S 14) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Oct. 11, at the Hartford Civic Center against the Calgary Flames. beaten os It was a 7-0 forfeit winner Poul Azlnger 7 3 7 0 - 142 HBP— by Lelper (Barfield). WP— New York I over Edwards at Pogonl Field. Eduardo Romero 71-71— 142 Elchhorn. T — 2;49. A — 30,370. Fernandz (W 12-2) 9 2 0 0 3 9, The Whalers’ 40 regular season home games include 23 Standings; Evergreen Lawns 11-0, Lennie Clements 7072— 142 U m p ir e s — Home, Evans; lb, HBP— by Fernandez (Simmons), by Ed R o n Hendrv; 2b, Cous I ns; 3b, Scott. Palmer (Strawberry). WP — Palmer, ■ weekend contests: 16 Saturday games, four Sunday matchups King, Dickinson Allstate Business Machine 8-3, M ud- 7588— 143 vllle Nine 8-3,> Keith Realty 6-5, Burger Mike West 7073— 143 Olwine. T — 2;39. A— 29,924. and three Friday night dates. In addition to the weekend games, King Manchester Fire & Police 3-8, Brian Mogg 7371— 143 Umpires— Home, Crawford; 1b, 5-6, C.Williams; 2b, DeMuth; 3b, Tata. the Whale'rs will play 12 Wednesday home games, three on Th rifty Package 2-9, Edwards 3471-10. Brod Fabel 7073— 143 Indiana 7. Rangara 2 Tuesday and two Thursday contests. Watt Side Rada 3. Expoa 2 For season ticket information, call the Whalers’ telemarketing lead U.S. Open LPGA raaulta TEXAS CLEVELAND department at 728-6637 in the Hartford area or 1-800-WHALERS It was an easy night at Paganl Field ObrhM ObrhM CINCINNATI MONTREAL outside of the Hartford area. as Red Lee was a 7-0 forfeit winner over U.S. Women's Open McDwII d 4 1 1 0 Bernzrd 2b 2 2 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DAYTON. Ohio (UPI) - Betsy Dickinson, who didn’t register Sanitary Refuse. At Dayton, Ohio, July 11 Fletchr ss 4 12 0 Franco ss 4 112 Milner d 5 0 0 1 Raines If 4 12 0 King and Judy Dickinson each shot her first birdie of the round until Standings; Red-Lee9-2, 'O ' T e a m 9-2, (Par 73) Paclork ss 1 0 0 0 Carter 1b 4 0 0 0 Rose 1b 2 10 0 Law 2b 4 0 0 1 one-under par 71 Friday at the Elks 9-2, North United Methodist 8-3, Betsy King 72-71— 143 O'Brien lb 2 0 1 1 Thorntn dh 4 0 3 3 Perez lb 2 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 1 0 Softball benefit Is set for Sunday the 10th hole, eagled the par-5 12th Blue Ox 5-8, Food for Thought 3-8, Judy Dickinson 72-71—143 Incavgl dh 4 0 0 0 Hall If 3 111 Parker rf 5 0 10 Brooks ss 4 0 10 NCR Country Club to assume the to temporarily move to 2-under, P erry's 1-10, Sonitarv Refuse 0-11. Am y Alcott 7589— 144 Ward If 4 0 2 1 Casflllo ph 1 0 0 0 Davis If 3 110 Wallach 3b3 0 0 0 Charter Oak Field will be the setting on Sunday for a softball lead at the halfway point of the 41st but bogeyed No. 13 to slip back into Deb Rlchord 7889— 145 Parrish 3b 3 0 1 0 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 Newmn pr 0 0 0 0 U.S. Women’s Open with two-day Hollis Stacy 7372— 145 Slought c 3 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 2 10 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 0 0 Webster d 4 1 1 0 game for the benefit of the Newington Children’s Hospital. The 1 a tie with King. A' East Petralll c 1 0 0 0 Butler cf 2 10 0 Sally Little 7372—145 Butera c 2 10 0 Krnchc 1b 3 0 0 0 p.m. contest pits the Connecticut Army National Guard’s First totals of 143. ”I had a solid round.” said Ayako Okamoto 7869—145 Buechel 2b 4 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 12 0 (Jester 2b 2 0 11 Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 Allied Printing did the bulk of Its Sierra rf 4 0 10 Bando c 10 11 Typical of the Open, roughly 20 Dickinson, who was tied for the damage early en route to o 9-5 win over Sherri Turner 72-73—145 Gulicksn p 4 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 3 0 1 1 Battalion, 169th Infantry (headquartered in Manchester) Beth Daniel 7076— 146 Totals 34 1 1 2 TetMt 17 7 8 7 McGffgn p 2 0 0 0 players remained within striking lead entering the final round of last Reed Construction at Robertson Pork. Texas 1 against the men and women of the Connecticut State Police. John Troy had three hits and Wayne Cathy Morse 7571— 146 100 ooo 10»— Schtzdr ph 1 0 0 0 distance, including four past year’s Open but finished three Kathy Baker 7872— 146 Cleveland iso 010 oox— 7 Burke p 0 0 0 0 All proceeds will be donated to the Newington Children’s Green, John Sommers and John (tame-wInnlng RBI — Bando (2). champions. shots behind winner Kathy Baker. McDermott two apiece for Allied. Jerilyn Britz 72-74—146 Totals 33 3 5 2 Totals 31 2 4 2 Hospital. Tickets are $2 and are available at the gate. Lenore Muraoka 7373—146 E— McDowell. DP— Texas3, Cleveland Cincinnati ooo ill 000— 1 “There are so many people Rain delayed play for the second Kevin Chesik and Dave Chevrette each 2. LOB— Texas 9, Cleveland 3. 2B— ripped two hits for Reed's. Pat Bradley 7871— 147 Montreal 100 000100— 2 close. I don’t think you can say the consecutive day, but moisture is Martha Nause 72-75— 147 Fletcher, Sierra, Thornton, McDo­ (tame-wlnnlng RBI — Milner (3). Standings; Paganl Caterers 9-2, well. HR— Hall (16). SB— Fletcher 2 only people I have to worry about is softening the typically slick Open Glenn Construction 9-2, Manchester Jane Crofter 74.73— 147 Herald photo by Pinto E— Butera, McGafflgan, Brooks, Strawberry, Palmer In mlnl-brawl Chris Johnson 7871—147 (6), Bernazard (10), Parrish (3). SF— Perez. LOB— Cincinnati 9, Montreal 6. so-and-so,” said King. “Certainly greens, contributing to the six Medical Supply 8-3, Allied Printing 6-5, Bando. Gentle Touch Car Wash 5-6, J.C . Cathy Krotzert 7374—147 2B— Davis. SB— Raines 2 (40), (Jdvls you have to be concerned with your sub-par second rounds. Only one IP H R ER BB SO (41), Stillwell (2). SF— Fitzgerald. NEW 'YORK — Atlanta Braves right-hander David Palmer Penney 4-7, Reed Construction 2-9, Nels Ok Hee Ku 74.74— 148 Texas own game. Anyone who shoots a 67 payer — Beth Daniel — managed Johnson 1-10. Jane Geddes 7874— 148 Coming home and Mets outfielder Darryl Strawberry precipitated a Laura Davies 7573— 148 Witt (L 4-8) 1 1-3 3 6 5 4 0 IP H R ER BB SO ben(?h-clearing confrontation Friday night when the New York or 68 tomorrow will have a shot to crack par Thursday, when she Debbie Mossev 7573—148 Ken Wojnarowski of Center Congo toes the plate in Russell 3 2-3 3 1 1 2 1 Cincinnati going into the last day.” shot 70. — Northern Laurie RInker 77-71— 148 Mahler 2 2 0 0 0 0 Gullickson (W 66) 8 6 2 1 1 5 outfielder charged the mound after being hit with a pitch. Williams 1 0 0 0 0 0 Franco (S 14) 1 0 0 0 0 1 No one shot 67 or 68 Friday, but Barb Bunkowskv 7874— 148 Thursday night action at Fitzgerald Field. It was only one Cleveland Gary Carter's 15th home run, with two Mets aboard, had just “It makes your approach shots PM Construction scored four times Jody Rosenthal 72-76— 148 Montreal amateur Joan Pitcock of Fresno, to the green easier,” King said of In the bottom of the sixth Inning for o A-MIchele Redman 71-77— 148 of three runs Congo scored as it was beaten by MCC CandlottI (W 8-6) 9 8 2 2 4 4 McGffgn (L 84 5 1-3 4 3 2 5 3 given New York a 3-0 lead in the first inning of the nationally Balk— Candlottl. T — 2;52. A— 23,822. Calif., will have a chance to do so 7-6 win over Manchester Oil Heat at Silvia Bertolacclnl 71-77— 148 Vets, 9-3, in Charter Oak League play. Schatzeder 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 televised game when Strawberry, the National League’s leading Saturday morning. the rain. “I said to my caddie, it’s Robertson Pork. Barry Bernstein and A m v Benz 71-78— 149 Burke 2 10 0 1 1 hard to believe you’re in the Open. Je rry Kennedy each had three hits and Val Skinner 74.75— 149 Umpires— Home, Clark; lb, Shu- Gullickson pitched to 1 batter In 9th. All Star vote getter, was struck on the right hip by the first pitch Pitcock, who will celebrate her Brendan M cC arthy drove In the game- lock; T — 2;49. A— 20,269. from Palmer. The greens usually have a brown A-Robln Hood 77.73— 149 2b, Morrison; 3b, McKeon. 19th birthday Saturday, was on the winner for PM. Mike Pillion, Carl Lauren Howe 7875— 149 Umpires— Home, Wyer; lb, Mon­ Strawberry discarded his helmet and bat, charging toward 18th green when she was forced to tint to them (because.they are so Ochino, Greg Gunn and Ken Fairy Jr. Solly (}ulnlan 77-72—149 tague; 2b, RIppley; 3b, Brocklander. each had two hits for Oil Heat. Angala 5. Rad Sox 0 Palmer, who threw his glove at-Strawberry’s head. Braves’ dry) but this year they’ve stayed Becky Pearson 78-71—149 stop playing due to darkness. If she green. Standings; PM Construction 9-2, Noncy Scranton 7071— 149 Baseball Orlolaa 4. Whita Sox 2 catcher Ozzie Virgil attempted to tackle Strawberry, who two-putts from 55 feet, she will Wlnlnger's Gym nastics 7-4, Manches­ Denise Streblg 7873— 149 CALIFORNIA BOSTON ter Police Union 6-5, Oil Heat 5-6, eventually was restrained by Braves’ second baseman Ken complete the second round at The cut was at 153. and 79 players A-Tracy Kerdyk 75.74— 149 ObrhM ObrhM Track Gibson's G ym 5-6, Dean Machine 5-6, Charlotte Montgomery 7574— 149 Jones rf 5 12 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 BALTIMORE CHICAGO Oberkfell. Home plate umpire Gerry Crawford jumped in front of 4-under 68. made it. including II amateurs. Trosh Away 5-6,-Cox Cable 2-9. Penny Pulz 7377— 150 Joyner 1b 5 0 2 1 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM The previous record In qualify for AL atandinga Young If 3 0 11 Cangels d 4 0 1 0 Palmer. Three others players were still Janet Coles 7377— 150 DeCIncs 3b 5 0 1 1 Bucknr 1b 4 0 2 0 on the course when darkness the final two rounds of the Open Rec Pla Nilsson 7876— 150 Jackson rf 5 2 3 2 Rice If 4 0 10 Lynn d 1 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 110 Both benches cleared and a brief scuffle ensued although no Penny Hammel 7874— 150 (late game not Included) Downing If 4 0 2 0 Baylor dh 2 0 10 Lacy rf 3 12 1 Baines rf 4 110 Grand Prix Maat one was ejected. halted play. was 69 players in 1982. Among Manchester Athletic Club scored o Beth Solomon 7874— 150 Grich 2b 4 110 Evans rf 4 0 10 Shelby d 4 0 10 Walker 1b 4 0 11 those missing'the cut was Donna East Ripken ss 4 13 2 KIHIe dh 3 0 10 Strawberry subsequently stole second and, after the third out Amy Alcott posted one of three run In the fourth ond made It hold up for Jane Blalock 7377— 150 W L Pet. GB Boone c 4 0 2 0 (tadman c 3 0 0 0 Caponi. who won the Open in 1969 a 3-2 win over L.M. Gill at Nike Field. Jo Ann Washam 77-73—150 Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 (talnons ss 4 0 2 0 Beniquz 1b 4 0 1 0 Hulett 3b 3 0 0 0 at London, July 11 of the inning, he and Palmer exchanged words along the third 69s Friday — the lowest score of Boston 55 30 .647 — JBonlll 2b 4 0 1 0 Hairstn ph 1 0 1 1 Men's 400 meters hurdles — 1, Danny Pat Foran, Doug Pearson, John Hack- Alice RItzman 7874—150 New York 49 38 .563 7 Pettis cf 4 1 2 1 Romlne cf 3 0 0 0 the day for a complete round — to and 1970. ett and Cary Coffin each had two hits Patty Sheehan 7377— 150 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 Rayford 3b 3 0 1 0 Lyons If 4 0 0 0 Harris, U.S., 48.04 seconds. 2, (Javld base line before Strawberry was pulled away by Mets’ coach Bud Cleveland 46 37 .554 8 Pardo dh 4 110 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Patrick, U.S., 49.23. 3, Max Robertson, position herself a stroke behind the Daniel fell back to a 76 Friday, for the winners. John OssowskI and Jan Stephenson 7378— ISO Baltimore 46 39 .541 9 Totals 40 5 15 5 Totals 33 0 8 8 Harrelson. UPI photo Dan Faraday each had two hits tor the Katheryn Young 7377— 150 California 010 Oil 110— s Dempsey c 4 1 2 0 Skinner c 2 0 0 0 Britain, 49.63. 4, Kevin Young, U.S., 50.03. leaders at 144. Deb Richard and giving her a two-day total of 146, Toronto 47 41 .534 9W BBonlll ph 10 0 0 5, Mark Holtom, Britain, 50.34. 6, losers. A-Cathy Edelen 7073— 150 Detroit 41 43 .488 14'/z Boston 000 000 000— 0 Ayako Okamoto carded the other three strokes behind the leaders. Beth Daniel chips out of the rough on the 18th green MIssle McGeorge 7874— 150 Game-Winning RBI — Jackson (4). Fisk c 0 0 0 0 Shlgenorl Ohmorl, Japan, 51.38. 7, Garv Standings; Acadia Restaurant 10-1, Milwaukee 40 43 .482 15 Totals 34 4 13 4 Totals 33 1 4 2 Oakes, Britain, 51.53. Owens, Crampton pace PGA Seniors 69s. putting them b,oth at one-over Pat Bradley, winner of the Telephone Society 8-3, Jim 's Arco 6-4, Ka*hy Postlewalt - 7874— 150 W#st E—“Gedmon. DP— California 1, Bos­ during action at the U.S. Women’s Open at Dayton, Ohio. Susie McAllister 77-73— 150 ton 2. LOB— California 10, Boston 9. Baltimore oil 010 010— 4 Men's200meters — 1,Carl Lewls,U.S., 145. year’s first two major tourna­ Manchester Pizza 58, Bray Jewelers California 47 38 .553 — Chicago 000100 001— 1 20.63 seconds. 2, John DInan, Australia, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - Charles Owens and 48, Nelson Frelghtway 4-7, Manches­ Patti Rizzo 7875— 151 Texas 45 41 .523 T/i 2B— Boone, Jones, DeCInces, Evans. Hollis Stacy, Sherri Turner and ments. was at 147 following a 71 Daniel had a second day 76 to fall three strokes off the Nancy Rublp 77-74— 151 HR— Jackson 2 (9). SB— Pettis (20). (tame-wInnIng RBI — Ripken (8). 20.83. 3, Todd Bennett, Britain, 20.87. 4, ter Athletic Club 3-7, L.M. Gill 2-8. Kansas City 39 46 .459 8 DP— Chicago 2. LOB— Baltimore Mike McFarlane, Britain, 21.10. 5, Dann^ Bruce Crampton fired 4-under par 68s Friday to share the Sally Little also were at 145. Friday. pace. Cindy Mackey 7073— 151 Chicago 38 46 .452 8'/z first-round lead in the Senior PGA Tour’s Greenbrier-American Tom m ie Green 72-79— 151 IP H RERBBSO 6, Chicago 5. 2B— J.Bonilla, Lacy. Everett, U.S., 21.11.6, John Regis, Britain, Seottle 37 50 .425 11 3B— Walker, Dempsey. HR— Ripken 21.42.7, Ade Mafe, Britain, 21.66. ‘A’ Weat ^ Sandra Palmer 7576—151 Minnesota 36 50 .419 11'/i California Express Championship. Betsy Barrett 7877— 151 McCasklll (W 185) 9 8 0 0 2 6 (13). SB— CangelosI (37). S— Young. Men's 800 meters — 1, Sebastian Coe, Highland Park Market trimmed Oakland 32 56 .364 15'/z Boston SF— Lacy. Britain, 1 minute 44.10 seconds. 2, Johnnv Owens and Crampton each shot 33 over the front nine and 35 on Jones Landscaping, - , Friday night Kathy Whitworth 7875— 151 Friday's Results 8 6 A-Dottle Pepper 7875— 151 Seaver (L 87) 6 2-3 12 4 4 0 4 IP H RERBBSO Gray, U.S., 1;44.72. 3, Phlllipe Collard, the back nine to lead by one stroke over Billy Maxwell. at Nike Field. Jon Panaro and Chris Konsos City 4, Detroit 3,1st Baltimore France, 1;45.53. 4, David Mack, U.S., A-KIm berly Gardner 7576— 151 Detroit at Kansas City, 2nd, night Lollar 2 1-331121 Seven players were tied at 70, including 1985 champion Don Sills and Mudd pace Busch golf field Schaffer each ripped three hits and A-MIchele Ann MIchanowIcz 7073— 151 HBP— by McCasklll (Gedman). T— Dixon (W 87) 8 2-3 5 2 2 1 13 1;44.57. 5, Babacar NIang, Senegal, Daye Chelava and Dave Desantos two Cleveland 7, Texas 2 Aase (S 23) 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 1 ;45.58.6, Tony Morrell, Britain, 1 ;45.93. January. Others tied for fourth at 70 were Lee Elder, Miller Jill Briles 7074— 152 Toronto 6, Oakland 5 2;50. apiece for the Marketmen. Bob Brown Rosie Jones 77-75— 152 A — 35,497. Chicago Women's 110 meters — 1, Jeanette Barber, Dale Douglass, Bob Toski, Jimmy Powell and Chi Chi had three hits and Randy Lanzano and California 5, Boston 0 Bannister, (L 85) 6 9 3 3 0 1 Bolden, U.S., 11.21 seconds. 2, Paula Bv David Moffit Baltimore 4, Chlcogo 2 Umpires— Home, Tschida; 1b, Coo­ notified that his father had to be eagle-3 at No. 3 when he placed a surprised 7-under is leading. I Pete PIres two apiece for Jones. ney; 2b, Kaiser; 3b, Brinkman Dawlev '• 3 4 1113 Dunn, Britain, 11.44. 3, Juliet Cuthbert, Rodriguez. United Press International hospitalized for an eye operation. 3-wood shot 15 feet from the cup Standings; Brand R ex9-1, Cummings New York 9, Mlnnesota3 T — 2;46. A— 23,671. Jamoica, 11.49.4, Heather Oakes, Britain, thought 9-or 10-under would be the Insurance 78, Jones Landscaping 6-4, PGA Sanlora raaulta Seattle at Milwaukee, night Umpires— Home, Welke; lb, John­ 11.54. 5, Wendy Hoyte, Britain, 11.59. 6, “He’s 74 and been sick a long and made the putt. The rest of the lead at this point.” JH C Construction 6-5, M A K Company Saturday's (tames Yankaaa 9. Tw ina 3 son; 2b, M cCoy; 3b, Voltogglo. Joan Baptiste, Britain, 11.66. 7, Florence KC’s Brett to miss All-Star game WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Tony time,” Sills said of his father. way in, he had five more birdies O’Meara tied the Kingsmill 6-5, Highland Park M arket 48, Aide's $200,000 Oreenbrler-Amerlcan Ex­ (All Times EOT) Griffiths, U.S., 11.77. 8, Wendy Jeal, Sills, worrying more about his “He’s been blind for 12 years, has and two bogeys. Pizza 3-7, Washington Social Club 1-10. press Championship California (W itt 9-6) at Boston Brltaln,11.79. course record with his 63. (Clemens 182), 1;05p.m. NEW YORK MINNESOTA Hammer Throw — 1, Sergei Litvinov, KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Eleven-time American League All-Star hospitalized father than his golf, had a heart attack, has diabetes "I played real good,” said Sills. There were a dozen golfers At White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., July Oakland (Stewart 1-0) at Toronto (Key ObrhM ObrhM National Laagua raaulta 11 Soviet Union, 279 feet, 4 Inches. 2, Juha George Brett will be unable to play in the game because of a shot a 6-under-par 65 Friday to and recently had a stroke. “I mi.ssed a couple of shots within two shots of the lead after 36 ‘A’ Central (Par 72) 85), l;15p.m. Hendrsn cf 5 2 3 1 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 TIalnen, Finland, 247-1. 3, HarrI Huhtala, Detroit (O'Neal 1-4) at Kansas City Rndiph 2b 5 0 1 0 Bush If 4 2 2 0 strained ligament in his right shoulder and will be replaced at move into a tie with Jodie Mudd for “I thought about going home yesterday, but none today.” holes. In at 5-under 137 were Hal Jones Landscaping (Zems) topped Cuba 6. Dodgara 3 < Finland, 243-5.4, Walter ClofanI, France, (Lelbrandt 8-6), 1 ;20 p.m. Mttngly 1b 5 2 3 2 Hrbek 1b 4 0 11 241-2. 5, Ken Flax, Britain, 231-11.6, Matt the second-round lead at the Busch when I heard he had been hospital­ Mudd was in a glum mood after Sutton (67), Scott Hoch (69), Tim Forr's, 11-5, Friday night at Fitzgerald Bruce Crompton 333568 WInflld dh 5 0 0 0 Brnsnsk rf 4 1 1 1 third base by Cleveland’s Brook Jacoby, manager Dick Howser Charles Owens Texas (Hough 84) at Clevelond Mlleham, Britain, 220-1. Field. Mike PInkIn had four hits and 3335— 68 (Butcher 1-5), 1;35p.m. Roenick rf 4 1 2 1 Smally dh 3 0 10 announced Friday. Golf Classic. ized again. But I had been there for missing a 4-foot par putt at the final Simpson (70), Gene Sauers (70), Jeff Peck, Jim LaPenta, Mike Hull ond Billy Maxwell 3 8 3 5 - 69 CHICAGO LOS ANGELES Men’s 100 meters — 1, Calvin Smith, Baltimore (Boddicker 11-4) otChlcogd Pasqua If 1112 GaettI 3b 4 0 2 1 ObrhM ObrhM U.S., 10.19 seconds. 2, Roy Martin, U.S., Sills and Mudd. who had a a month and a half and don’t know hole which would have given him Roger Maltbie (67) and Kenny Gary Grodzick two apiece for Jones. Lee Elder 38- 32— 70 Easier If 2 1 1 0 Lmbrdz 2b 3 0 0 0 Brett, who was elected by fans to start in the contest, said he Miller Barber (Davis 4-4), 7 p.m. Dunston ss 5 1 2 0 Sax 2b 4 12 0 10.32. 3, Harvey MeSwaIn, U.S., 10.39. 4, second-round 70, were at 7-under- what I could do there. He was going sole possession of the lead. Knox (66). Joe Chetelat singled and homered and 3834— 70 New York (Nielson 1-0) at Minnesota Wshngtn rf 1 0 0 0 Laudnr ph 10 0 0 would go to Houston and attend the game Tuesday night at the Daye DeMartIno singled and tripled to Dale Douglass 3535— 70 Trillo 1b 5 0 3 2 Wllllms cf 4 0 0 0 Ernest Obehg, Britain, 10.44. 5, Lincoln par 135, a stroke in front of Mark home today.” “I was kind of up and down the Defending champion Mark (Smithson 87), 8;35p.m. Wynegar c 3 0 0 0 Salas c 3 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Landrex If 4 0 1 0 Asquith, Britain, 10.51. 6, Daley Thomp­ Astrdome. * pace Farr's. The game was called after Bob ToskI 37-33— 70 Pagllarl 3b 4 1 1 3 Gagne ss 2 0 0 0 Don January Seattle (Beattie 84) at Milwaukee Sandbrg 2b5 0 1 0 Matszk 1b 4 112 son, Britain, 10.56. 7, Clayton Kearney, O’Meara (63), first-round co­ Sills started the second round front nine but got it going a little bit Wiebe (71) and John Mahaffey two outs In the bottom of the sixth when 3834— 70(Wegman 2-7), 8;35 p.m. Berra ss 3 10 0 Hatchr ph 10 0 0 In nine previous All-Star games, Brett has batted .304 with one Jim m y Powell 3836— 70 Moreind rf 5 0 1 0 Hamlltn 3b 4 0 1 0 Australia, 10.58. 8, Clarence Callender, leader Adrian Stills (70), Mark five shots behind Mudd and Stills, on the back nine,” said Mudd. "It’s (71). the man he beat in a playoff the Farr's pitcher got hit by a line Espinoz ss 0 0 0 0 Britain, 10.66. home run, two doubles, a triple and five RBI. drive. That left Farr's with only eight Chi Chi Rodriguez 3836— 70 Totals 38 9 12 9 Totals 11 3 7 1 Davis c .5010 Bryant rf 4110 Hayes (65) Tony Deluca (70). who had 65s Thursday. He started, not the kind of day I had yesterday, last year, were In a large group at players. Arnold Palmer 3536— 71 NL atandinga Cev 3b 3 2 10 Trevino c 3 0 11 Women's 400 meters — 1, Lillie New York 081080131— 9 Speler 3b 1 0 0 0 Duncan ss 3 0 1 0 Leatherwood, U.S., 50.18 seconds. 2, Stills, a PGA Tour rookie who out with a birdie at No. 2 and an but I made some progress. I’m 4-under 138. Standings; Main Pub 10-1, Nassiff Mike Souchak 3835— 71 Minnesota 000 001 001— 3 Orville Moody 3837— 71 Mafthws If 4 2 3 4 Honeyett p 1 0 0 0 Diane Dixon, U.S. 50.57.3, DebbleFlIntotf, finisheci no better than a tie for S9th A rm s 8-3, H arpo's 6-5, Manchester (West Coast games net Included) Game-winning RBI — Mattingly Martinz d 1 0 0 0 Brock ph 1 0 0 0 Australia, 50.78.4, Valerie Brisco- Hooks, Wllkison swings way Into semifinals Cycle 58, B 8iG Lounge 5-6, Jones Art Sllvestrone 37-35— 72 (7). in his 12 previous tournaments, Charlie SIfford M m phrv d 4 1 2 0 Reuss p 0 0 0 0 U.S., 51.00. 5, Chandra Cheeseborough, Landscaping (Z e m s )/5-6, Farr's 3-8, 3836— 72 East DP— New York 1, Minnesota 1. LOB— NEWPORT, R.I. — Second seeded Tim Wilkison of Asheville, was leading at 8-under with two Lathrop Insurance 2-9. Jim Hatfield 3538— 73 Sondersn p 3 0 0 0 ValenzI ph 10 0 0 U.S., 51.57.6, Maree Chapman, Australia, W L Pet. GB New York 6, Minnesota 5.2B— Mottingly Gumpert p 0 0 0 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 51.66. 7, Tatania Kocembova, Czechoslo­ Buck Adams 3540— 73 3, Henderson 2, Hrbek. HR — N.C., eliminated Vallis Wilder 7-5, 6-2, Friday to advance to the holes to play but bogeyed the 17th Howie Johnson 37-36— 73 New York 57 25 .695 — Durhm 1b 0 0 0 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 vakia, 52.05. 8, Heather Barnett, Britain, Montreol 46 37 .554 11'/z Pagllarulo (20), Pasqua (7). SB— Totals 41 6 14 6 Totals 33 3 8 3 52.98. * semifinals of the $100,000 Volvo Tennis Hall of Fame and 18th. Charter Oak Harold Henning 3835— 73 Easier (3), Henderson (50). Julius Boros 39- 38-73Philadelphia 41 42 .494 16'/z Chicago ooo i n mo— 6 Men's 400 meters — 1, (Jarren Clark, Championships. Sills dropped off the Tour for five Manchester Property Maintenance Chicago 35 47 .427 22 Los Angeles 800 om 100— 3 Australia, 44.99 seconds. 2, Innocent Art Wall 3835-73 IP H RERBBSO The tournament is the only American stop on the men’s tour w^ks to help care for his ailing got past Center Congo, 7-5, Friday at Jim Cochran 3835— 73 Pittsburgh 34 48 .415 23 Game-winning RBI— M a tth ew s Egbunlke, Nigeria, 45.09.3, Roger Black, . ^akeaLook Fitzgerald Field. David Kay, Tom St. Louis 34 49 .410 23'/] New York (2). Britain, 45.18. 4, Clarence Daniel, U.S., with a grass surface. father. On Wednesday he was George Canning 3836— 74 Drabek (W 1-2) 6 3 1 1 2 2 JMeggers and David Sloan each col­ Jim Ferree 3838— 74 West DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Chicago 10, Los 45.62. 5, Bert Cameron, Jamaica, 45.70.6, - Wilkison will face Eddie Edwards of South Africa Saturday. lected two hits for MPM. For Congo. San Francisco 46 39 .541 — Fisher (S 4) 3 4 2 2 0 3 Angeles 4.2B— Trillo, Cey. 3B— Dunston, Joe Jimenez 3836— 74 Mhtneseta [Jarrell Robinson, U.S., 45.70. 7, Ray m /j / Gary Glenn, Rick Mlgllorl and Bruce Al Chandler 3838— 74 Houston ' 46 40 .535 '/] Bryant. HR— Matthews 2 (10), Matuszek Arsmteod, U.S., 45.97. 8, Phil Brown, Edwards ousted Marc Flur of Durham, N.C., 6- 0, 4-6, 6-4. s' ' I IJ./, G arner each slapped two safeties. San Diego 44 41 .518 2 Heaton (L 88) 7 2-3 9 6 6 4 10 (4). SB— Sax (21), Dunston (10), Britain,46.26. Gay Brewer 3836— 74 Atherton 1 1-3 3 3 3 0 2 In the other semifinal Saturday, Bill Scanlon of Dallas will play Rules sets Standings; Tierney's 8-3, LaStrada Jack Fleck 3838-74 Atlanta 42 44 .488 4'/] Mumphrey (2).SF— Trevino. Men's 1000 meters — 1, Steve Cram, ANNUAL Pizza 7-4, Elm ore Associates 7-4, M CC Cincinnati 39 44 .470 6 Drabek pitched to 1 batter In 7th. IP H R ER BB SO Britain, 2 minutes, 15.77 seconds. 2, Earl Danie Visser of South Africa. Al Balding 41- 33— 74 T -3 ;0 8 . 25,020. Vets 7-4, M P M 5-6, C B T 4-7, Postal Ben Smith 4834— 74 Los Angeles 39 47 .453 7'/z Chicago Jones, U.S., 2;17.25. 3, James Robinson, PERCENTAGE Express 3-8, Center Congo 1-10. Friday's Results Umpires— Home, HIrschbek; lb, Bar­ Sndrsn (W 4-6)51-3 5 1 1 0 6 U.S., 2;17.81. 4, Mai Edwards, Britain, world mark Bill Johnston 4834— 74 nett; 2b, Brelmlgan; 3b, Roe. ty RATE Bob Erickson 37-37— 74 Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 Gumpert 1 83 2 2 2 0 0 2; 18.18.5, Randy Moore, U.S.,2; 19.76.6,Bo Raiders sign aboard McCallum Bob Ross 39-35-74 New York 11, Atlanta 0 Smith (S 14) 2 1 0 0 0 5 Brelgan, N o rv ^ ,2 ; 19.84. LONDON (UPI) — Maricica Bill Collins 39-35— 74 Phi lodelphla4, Houston 1 Los Angeles Men's High Jump 1, Jake Jacoby, U.S., 7 FINANCING Jim Borber 37-38— 75 Chicago 6, Los Angeles 3 Ma|or Laagua laadara Honeycutt (L 85) 5 7 2 1 1 5 feet, 4'/] Inches. 2, (Jeoff Parsons, Britain, LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Raiders Friday signed Puica o f ‘Romania set a world Golf Peter Thomson 3837— 75 St. Louis at San Diego, night Reuss 2 3 2 2 0 0 7-2'/]. 3, Rudolf Povarnitsin, Soviet Union, record in the 2,000 meters Friday Pittsburgh at San Francisca, night Napoleon McCallum, but a team official said the Navy star Bob Brue 4 8 3 5 - 75 Expanded list Niedentuer 1 3 2 2 1 0 76'/]. 4, Kenny Elanks, U.S., 76'/i. 5, 0 Saturday's (tames running back is not expected to join the team full time until after at the lAAF-Mobil Grand Prix Mike Fetchick 4835-75 Through garnet of Thursday, July W Dloz 1 1 0 0 0 2 AntonIsStanrou, Cyprus, 810^. Pete Brown 37-38— 75 (All 'nmes E O T) PB— Trevino. T — 3; 12. A— 26,443. Women's 200 meters — 1,Evelyn his military obligations are fulfilled in five years. meet, covering the distance in 5 Philadelphia (Rawley 11-4) at Houston AMERICAN LEAGUE AA% MInnechaug Walt ZembrIskI 42- 34— 76 Indlykhwl batting Umpires— Home, Pallone; 1b, En­ Ashford, U.S., 22.26 seconds. 2, Grace McCallum, drafted by the Raiders in the fourth round, has minutes, 28.69 seconds. (Gardner Dickinson 37-39— 76 (Ryan 5-6), 1;20 p.m. gel; 2b, Halllon; 3b, Runge. Jackson, Jamaica, 22.66. 3, Kathy Caok, Atlanta (Mahler 187) at New York player, cib ab r h lb S b h rib la v g Puica’s time was three- WOMEN'S 9-HOLE LEAGUE — A- Jim King 3839^77 Boggs, Bos 289 54 107 24 0 5 43 .370 Britain, 23.27.4, Simone Jacobs, Britain, obtained a 30-day leave from the Navy to be at training camp in / I I \ \ \ Marcla Froh 10 points, Mary Agritha 10 Doug Ford 39-38— 77 (Aguilera 1-3), 1:35 p.m. 23.54. 5, Florence Griffiths, U.S., 23.56. 6, hundredths of a second better than Pittsburgh (Rhoden 9-4) at San Yount, Mil 261 44 89 18 2 3 20.341 Pbllliaa 4, Aatroa 1 Oxnard, Calif., Wednesday when rookies are due to report. points, Mary Burns; B- Fran Kurtz 11 Gordon Jones 4837— 77 PuckH, Mn 370 64126 21 316 49.341 Jennifer Stoute, Britain, 23.68.7, Michelle the previous mark set in 1984 by points, C- Loretta Boyd 8 points. Dot Fred Hawkins 37-40— 77 Francisco (Krukowl85),4;05p.m. Finn, U.S., 23.71. 8, Pam Marshall, U.S., Cincinnati (Denny 5-8) at Mantreal Rice, Bos 339 56115 29 2 9 59.339 Soviet runner Tatyana Kazankina. A rdo 8 points, Anne Gulnan 8 points, Mttngly, N Y 367 58123 20 1 14 59.335 PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON disqualified. Mike Tyson reverts to knockout form Irene Smith 8 points. (Martinez 81), 7;35 p.m. ObrhM ObrhM Triple Jum p — 1, Mike Conley, U.S., 56 Yvonne Murray of Britain fin­ ON MERCURY LYNX! Chlcogo (Trout 83) at Los Angeles Easier, N Y 285 37 9518 1 7 45.333 Red us If 4 1 1 0 Doran 2b 3 0 2 0 feet, '/] Inch. 2, John Herbert, Britain, ished behind Puica in 5:29.58 and (Pena 1-1), 10;05 p.m. Lynn, Bal 223 41 71 6 1 14 44 .318 SWAN LAKE, N.Y. — Undefeated heavyweight Mike Tyson, Fernndz, T r 360 5311419 6 4 34.317 Samuel 2b 2 0 1 1 Thon ss 2 05S-3'/2, 0 0 3, Joseph Taiwo, Nigeria, 55. 4, P6A raaulta St. Louis (Forsch 6-6) at San Diego Roenick d 3 1 0 0 Revnids ss 2Alayl 0 1 0 Agbekaku, Nigeria, 54- 9'/4. 5, whose previous two fights were won by decisions, reverted to South African-bom Zola Budd (Whitson 80), 10;05 p.m. Bernzrd, Cle 286 40 90 15 2 7 35.315 Transactions Sheets, Bal 164 22 51 9 1 9 37.311 Schmicit 3b 3 1 1 0 (tam er 3b 3Charlie 0 0 0 Simpkins, U.S., S3-11V4. 6, Bob clocked 5:30.19. fs A Cyl., 1.9 Liter EnfiiM, Hayes 1b 3 12 2 Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 Catmon, U.S., 53- 5. 7, Fronds Dodoo, knocking out his opponent when he defeated Lorenzo Boyd at 1:43 Puica, 34, who has now beaten $500800 Bindi Golf Clastic Amarlcan Laagua raaulta Individual pHchkig Wilson rf 2 0 0 1 Bass rf 4 0 Ghana, 0 0 53-1'/]. 8, Paul EmordI, Nigeria, of the second round Friday night at Stevensville Country Club. Front Whool Drive, 4 Spd., At Williamsburg, Vo., July W pitcher, db w I ip h bb so era Russell c 4 0 0 0 Smith p 0 052-10. 0 0 Budd all six times the two have MePhereon Struts, RaAlal BASEBALL Elchhom, Tr 6 3 70.2 40 21 75 1.53 Foley ss 4 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 111 Men's Mile— 1, Rob Harrison, Britain, 3 The 20-year-old Tyson, who knocked out his first 19 opponents, met. said she relied on 20 years of Tony Sills 7 ($ «— 135 Notlonol League Farr, KC 5 1 69.2 44 28 53 2.20 Carman p 2 0 0 0 Walker d 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI REDS— Placed Dave Royala 4. Tigara 3 minutes, 54.53 seconds. 2, Peter Elliott, raised his record to 24-0 with 22 knockouts. Tyson used a vicious experience to win. Tires, Power Front Disc, Sun­ Jodic Mudd 65-70— 135 Clemns, Bs 14 2136.0 92 33138 2.58 Hume p 1 0 0 0 (talnev d 2Britain, 0 0 0 3;54.58. 3, AAarcus O'Sullivan, right hand blow to the ribs and a right uppercut to the chin to Mark Haves 71-85— 138 Concepcion, shortstop, on the 21-day Hlguera, Ml 10 7 137.0120 45115 2.76 Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 MIzerock c3;54.S9. 1 0 0 0 4, Jeff Atkinson, U.S., 3;55.16. 5, “This is one of the highlights of roof, Body Strips, Body Side .T o n y OeLuca 88-70— 138 disabled list. Recalled Kurt Stillwell, (First (tame) Hurst, Bos 5 3 77.1 71 20 89 2.79 finish off Boyd. Tyson broke Boyd’s nose with the first punch in Inflelder, from Denyer of the American Medws ph 1 0 0 0 Peter WIrz, Swltzerland,3;55.68. my career. I will retire after the Molding. __ ^ . ASork O'Meara 7383— 138 DETROIT KANSAS CITY King, Det 5 1 69.1 46 30 41 2.86 KerfMd p 0 0 0 0 Women's 800 meters — 1, Lorraine the first round, but Boyd hung on to the second round. World Championships in Rome Adrian Stills 85-71— 138 Association. obrhM obrhM Dorwin, Mil 5 5 92.1 80 23 57 2.92 Walling rf 1 0 0 0 Baker, Britain, 1 mlnute,/59.99ieconds. 2, Kenny Knox FOOTBALL Whltakr 2b 3 0 0 1 Wilson ct 4 0 0 0 Haas, Oak 7 2 63.1 52 18 34 2.98 The fight was widely regarded as tuneup for Tyson’s July 26 next year, and I think Zola could 71-88— 137 Notioiial Football Loogua Scott p 2 0 0 0 Shlreen Bolley, Britain, 2:00.40.3, Joetta S(»tt Hod) 88-89— 137 Trm m ll ss 3 0 1 1 Smith If 3 0 0 0 w m . Cal 9 6144.0127 45117 3.06 Ashby c 10 10 Clark, U.S., 2:00.47. 4, Diane Edwards, bout at Glens Falls, N.Y., against Marvis Frazier. win the 3,000 meters in the Olympic 36 Month Maximum of ‘SOOO.OO Hal Sutton 7(387— 137 BUFFALO BILLS— Signed Guy Teofo- Gibson rf 4 0 0 0 KIngery rf 3 2 1 0 Totals 29 4 5 4 Totals 11 1 5 1 Britain, 2:00.67. 5, Natholle Thoumos, (tane Sauers 87-70— 137 tlller, nose tackle, Billy Witt, defensive Parrish c 4 0 0 0 Orta dh 2 1 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Phlta«Mpllta 010108010— 4 France, 2:00.68. 6, Fatima Aouam,> Games in Seoul.” ‘ Special Financing Available on Stk. Wt 6-1071, 6-1062, 6-1077, 6-1066, 6-1069, 6-1075. Tim Simpson 87-70— 137 end, and Derek Christian, linebacker. Evans dh 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 1 1 2 IndWMuM boNbig Houstan 088008100-1 Morocc6,2:04.09. In other action. American Carl ‘ Financing Available Saturday. 7/12 and Monday 7/14 Only. Roger AAaltble 7(387— 137 MIAMI DOLPHINS— Signed Arnold Coles 3b 4 110 BalbonI lb 3 0 1 1 Player, cib ob r h lb ta h r rM avg (tame-wlnnlng R B I— Wilson (7). Men's 110 meters hurdles — 1, Greg Qawl defends title against Holyfleld Lewis won the 200 meters in 20.63 Rick Fehr 71-87— 138 Franklin, tight end, and Rickey Isom, Bergmn 1b 4 1 10 Quirk c 4 0 11 Gwynn, SO 332 56 11317 4 9 34 .M l Other special rates available for longer terms. running back. Agreed to terms with Larry E— Russoll, Ashby. DP— Houston Foster, U.S., 13.39.2, Milan Stewart, U.S., seconds, ahead of John Dinan of Morfc Wiebe 87-71— 138 Collins If 3 10 0 Pryor 3b 3 0 10 Bckmn, N Y 191 37 6511 1 0 10 .340 1. LOB— Phlladolphia 5, Houston 7. 13.48. 3, Keith Talley, U.S., 13.54.4, Colin ATLANTA — World Boxing Association junior heavyweight Bill Bergin 89-89— 138 Kollc, linebacker. Sherldn cf 3 0 2 1 Bloncln ss '3 0 0 0 Brooks, Mtl 278 47 94 15 5 14 53.338 2B— Samuol. HR— Havos (5), Cruz (1), Jackson, Britain, 13.76.5, John RIdgeon, Australia (20.83) and Todd Bennett NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed Aa­ Brown, champ Dwight Muhammad Qawi defends his title Saturday Denis Watson 8989— 138 Totals 11 3 S I Totals 19 4 S 4 SF 259 33 8711 2 6 32.336 SB— Redus (8). SF— Wilson, Samuel. Britain, 13.99. 6, Nigel Walker, Britain, of Britain (20.8D. ONLY AT: Russ Cochran 8989^138 ron Hill, safety. Van Jakes, comerback, Ottrell eS88M 888— 1 Dykstr, N Y 200 36 6614 4 3 20.330 13.99. against former Olympic medalist Evander Holyfield in a battle Denny Hepler 7187— 138 Jerry Rfe, punter, and Sid Dodd, Kansas CHy SSSSaigta-4 Raines, Mtl 304 50 10021 6 6 33.329 IP H RERBBSO Women's 3600 meters — 1, Maricica “I finished very well and was John Mahaffey 87-71— 138 offensivetackle. (tame-wInnlng RBI— White (6). Sax, U . 322 45 10321 2 4 28.320 Puica, Romonia, 5 minutes, 28.89 second of experience against youth. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Signed pleased with the run,” said Lewis, Exlt60Ofn.84 Joey Stndetor 7(388— 138 E— BalbonI. LOB— D<-trolt 4, Kan- Lopes, Chl 145 36 46 7 2 6 21 .317 Carman (W 82) 5 1 0 0 13 (world record, old mark 5:28.72 by Qawi, 33, has held the light heavyweight title twice in his who lost in the 100 meters in the Rldiord Zokol 7388— 138 Ron Springs, running bock, and Mark sos City 6. 2B— KIngery. 3B— Sheridan. Walling, Ho 110 28 5611 0 5 27.311 Hume 2 4 1 1 O' 2 Totyono Kozonklna of the Soviet Union). eight-year career. He lost it to Michael Spinks in 1983 but Drenth,offanslvellneman. HR— White (10)^ SF— Tram m ell. Boss, Hou 309 42 9516 213 36.307 Goodwill Games earlier in the y r u a y Zoeller 7088— 138 HOCKEY Bodroslon (S 11) 2 0 0 0 1 3 Z YvonneMurray,Brltaln,S;29.S8.3,Zola regained it last year by knocking out South African Piet Crous. V Crota Stadler 8989— 138 Budd, Britain, 5:30.19.4, Comello Bu^kl, Z! Houston week. Notional Heckey League Individual pitchbi Switzerland, 5:35.59. 5, Lesley Welch, Dick Most 67-73— BUFFALO SABRES— Named the Flint OetreB ••‘ h r e r . b so pitcher, db w I Scott (L 96) 7 3 3 3 4 9 Holyfield, 23, has just 11 pro fights since winning a bronze Australian Darrgn CHark was Den Poolev 87-72— 139 Lefferts, SD Kertold 12 110 0 U.S., 5:37.86.6, Annette Sergent, Fronde, 7089— 139 Spirits of the International Hockey Terrell (L 7-8) 71-3 5 4 4 4 5 6^2 5:39.00. medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics. He i$ the first of the another impressive winner, clock­ H o u rs: Hole Irwtn Leogue Its minor league affiliate. Burke, Mtl Smith 1 0 0 0 1 1 Jeff SIvman 88-73— 139 Campbell 83 0 0 0 o 0 Honyett, LA Humo pitchod to 2 batters In 8lh. Women's lavelln — 1, Fotlmo Whit­ Olympic boxers to fight for a title. ing 44.99-seconds in the drizzle to 88-71— 139 intemettenal Heckev League Kansas CHy OovM Frost FLINT SPIRITS— Named RIefc Dudley McClIrt, SD HBP — by Carman ((tamer); by bread, Britain, 230 feet, 2 Inches. 2, The two square off at Atlanta’s Omni Saturday in a nationally lead a strong the field home in the Antanie Cerda 7188— 139 Soberhogen , 7 5 3 2 2 7 RoMnsn, Cn Carman (MIzerock). WP— Hume. T— Natalya Yermolovich, Soviet Union, 202- Vence Heofner 88-71— 139 coach andgenerol manager. F arr (W 6-W 2 0 8 0 0 3 400 meters. Innocent Egbunike of 643*5135 McDwII, NY 7 2 69.0 55 24 41 122 2 : 22. 7.3, Trine S o lb ^ , Norway, 198-2.4, Karen televis^ fight. Oevts Love III 87-72-139 COLLEGE H B P -b y Terrell (Sm ith). T — 2:33. A— 1SJ)47. Hough, Britain, 183-2. 5, Zhu Hongyang, Nigeria was second in 45.09. C.W. POST— Named Jane Maher Umpires Home, KoUe; 1b, McClel­ S o ^ , Hou 9 5 154.0111 39151 2.22 Stavo Pate 87-73— 140 women's field hockey coach. Oleda, NY 10 2116.1 105 30 73 2.24 Umpires — Homo, Froommlng; 1b, China, 1806. 6, Sharon Gibson, Britain, ^ KBu m Aral 7(3711— 140 land; 2b, Oenkinger; 3b, Reilly. O tilfl ITZjO 4 I It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12. 1986 — 13 FOCUS Advice Counseling may be needed to cut wife’s poolside anger DEAR to reach him. you may writetohim A B B Y: My wife at the address listed below. and I live in a All the best. (Your name) townhouse built around a cen­ Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: There is a co­ tral swimming worker of mine who is having an pool used by affair with an old flame. He comes others in this Abigail Van Buren to me often to confide the details of complex. I’m this.sneaky romance, then says he 60, my wife is feels guilty because his wife is such 57. we’ve been a nice person and she just had a married 35 ye­ child (their third). I do not want to ars and have listen anymore, but we are good grown children, all living less suspicions. She needs counsel­ friends and he trusts me because elsewhere. ing in order to help her deal with he knows I would never tell. I like to sit around the pool to get her inappropriate jealousy, which Is there some way I can tell him a suntan. My wife complains that is probably rooted in her feelings of that I do not want to be his p , ; - tanning will wrinkle my skin and insecurity. Meanwhile, work a confidant? He asks for advice, but 1 ^ '"> make me look older, which may little harder to reassure her. She’s if it’s not what he wants to hear, he J reduce my chances for working hurting, doesn’t take it. (I told him from the another 10 years. But that’s a beginning he should quit seeing minor irritation. The major one is D EA R ABBY: After a 44-year this woman.) a 20-year-old girl who likes to talk marriage, my husband divorced . I don’t want to lose his friend­ to me at the pool. me on the basis of “ constructive ship. but I do not like the role I am My wife doesn’t go to the pool abandonment” (translation: “ no playing. I’m afraid he is going to because she fears the aging effect sex” ) . Are you laughing? I am not. hurt a lot of people. How can I gel of the sun. plus the risk of skin We are both in our 70s. Last year I out of this without hurting his cancer, but she has a view of the had surgery for lung cancer, and feelings? U pool from our window and has a fit the prognosis was good. Anyway. 1 GOQD EAR if she sees me talking to this girl. guess the future looks too dreary Mrs. Robert P. Rawlinitis Jr. She says, ” A man your age for him. so divorce was his D EAR GOOD EAR: You may Mrs. Vincent Brian Butler Mrs. Shaun Patrick Stanton Mrs. Russell Paul Aceto shouldn’t talk to young girls, it solution. not be able to. but risk it anyway. looks bad. If she approaches you, We have many friends living out Tell him you don’t want to hear tell her to go away, blah. blah, of state whom it will be necessary anymore about his affair, period. blah! ” Abby. we talk about many Rawlinitis-Dulude Butler-Tedford Stanton-Gardner Aceto-Hayes to inform, as I do not want to have If he’s a good friend, give him Hcrdd photo by Pinto things — nothing suggestive or to forward Christmas cards, anni­ some good advice and tell him to Jeanne M, Dulude of Manchester, daughter of Mr. Elizabeth Joyce Tedford married Vincent Brian Christina Patricia Gardner married Shaun Patrick Michelle Hayes married Russell Paul Aceto III at indecent — and the people around versary cards, etc. confide in a professional counselor and Mrs. Clement Dulude of East Hartford, married Butler at St. Joseph Church, Newport, R.L, on June Stanton on June 21 at St. M ary’s Church, South First Assembly of God Church in East Hartford before us can hear every word we say. Please advise me of some formal before he breaks a lot of hearts — L Band shell bound Robert P. Rawlinitis Jr. of Manchester, son of Mr. and 14. Windsor, before Msgr. Arthur Considine. the Rev. Terry Wiles on June 21. Yesterday, while talking with I can follow in writing such a note. I including his own. Mrs. Robert P. Rawlinitis of Bridgeport. W. Va.. on The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert this girl, my wife came down and a The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. She is the daughter of Isabelle V. Hayes of Coventry would like it to be brief but not Ann Eicker, Carol Sheehan and Betsy nial Band Shell on the campus of June l4 at St. Bartholomew's Church. Tedford in Florida. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Gardner, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and the John P. Hayes of Willimantic. He is the son of big fight ensued. What can 1 do terse. And I want to include his The Rev. Martin Scholsky officiated. and Mrs. William Butler of Newport, R.I. Robert E. Stanton of Chipley, Fla., and formerly of Russell P. Aceto Jr. of Manchester. about her unreasonable behavior? address in case they want to reach Every teen-ager should knowihe Kirk, from left, are among members of Manchester Community College. The Cathy Dulude was maid of honor for her sister. Margaret Tynan was maid of honor. Paola Zacco, Manchester. Brenda Voisine was maid of honor. Lori Baril and Believe me. I am ... him. truth about sex. drugs and how to the Sweet Adelines who will sing on performance begins at 7 p.m. Bring Bridesmaids were Donna Fellows, Pam Marsh. Maureen Castro, Verna Moore, the bridegroom’s Maureen Gardner Caslin, sister of the bride, was Bernice Whipple were bridesmaids. Jay Moir was INNOCENT IN ST LOUIS SOMEWHERE IN be happy. For Abby's booklet, .send Tuesday at the Manchester Bicenten- seating. Kathy Rawlinitis and Kristi Garrow. sister and Barbara Belculfine were bridesmaids. the matron of honor. Maid of honor was Tracey best man. Ushers were Allen Aceto and Darrell CALIFORNIA your name and addre.ss clearly A reception was held at Moose Lodge, East Tony Mendonca was best man. Robert Franklin, Patricia Gardner, sister of the bride. Anne Stanton Hoover. . D EA R IN N O C EN T: I believe printed with a check or money Hartford. The couple lives in Manchester. Christopher Firby, Thomas Albright, and Terrance Badger, sister of the bridegroom, and Teresa Lucy Following a reception at the VFW Hall in you. but that won’t .solve your DEAR SOMEWHERE: How’s order for $2..50 and a long, .stamped Houlihan were ushers. O'Brien were bridesmaids. Manchester, the couple left for Lake George, N.Y. problem. You shouldn’t have to this: (39 cents) self-addressed envelope News for Senior Citizens Following a reception at the Sheraton Islander, John Patrick Dorman served as best man. Ushers They live in Rockville. refrain from innocent conversa­ Dear Friends: After 44 years, to: Dear Abby. Teen Booklet. P.O. Goat Island, Newport, R.L, the couple left for were Christopher James Stanton, brother of the The bride graduateck from Coventry High School tion because of your wife’s ground- (his name) has left me. If you wish Box ,38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038. Bonner-Newmarker Barbados. They live in Newport, R.I. bridegroom, Kevin Robert Stanton, brother of the and is employed by the J.C. Penney Catalog 0 The bride is a teacher at St. Michael's School. The bridegroom, Jeffrey Keane Gardner, brother of the Distribution Center. The bridegroom graduated from Laura K. Newmarker. daughter of Lynne B. bridegroom works in the construction business. bride, and Sean Campbell. Robert M. Badger and Tipping poiicy is explained Newmarker of Newark, N.J.. and the late Edward L. Manchester High School and is employed by Michael Caslin III were readers. Manchester State Bank. Newmarker. married David R. Bonner, son of Mr. After a lawn reception at the home of the bride, the Diagnosis requires surgery Editor’s note: This column is you at the center office, along with SCORES: and Mrs, Gordon Bonner of Newark. N.J.. May 24. couple left for Bermuda. They will make their home in The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. prepared by the staff of the the July calendar. July 7 pinochle scores — Bob Arlington, Mass. Anyone who missed the Wild­ Schubert 826; Floyd Post 790; Leon George Dart of South Street, Coventry, and formerly D E A R D R . DEAR R E A D E R : I don’t know Manchester Senior Citizens’ The bride graduated from Dartmouth High School Center, wood, N.J.. trip may have another Fallot 772; Marge Reed 766; HIrth of Manchester. G O TT: What is where you got your information and Boston College. She is on the staff of Harvard psr opportunity to go with Don Wilkinson 757; Ethel Scott 746; The bride graduated from Newark High School and University. the difference Egg whiles are composed primar­ Goldey Beacom College and is an executivesecretary By Jeanette Cove Berger’s group for $184 from Sept. Clara Hemingway 745; Adolph The bridegroom graduated from Avon Old Farms between polyps ily of simple protein: therefore, 21 to 25. Transportation, attrac­ Yeske 740. for Marine Midland Bank. The bridegroom also of the uterus beaten or unbeaten, -they are easy Senior Center Director School, Avon, and Boston College. He is a master's tions. hotel accommodation.s„and July 9 pinochle scores — Nadine grdauted from Newark High School. He is a teacher Dr. Gott to digest. They are also healthful. degree candidate in education from the University of and fibroids? Is all meals are included. For regis­ Malcom 583; Harry Pospisil 566; and computer consultant at Howard Career Center. a hysterectomy y All the egg’s cholesterol is con­ There seems to be .some confu­ Maine. He is on the staff at St. Sebastian’s Country sion over the New'York City trip to tration or additional information, Martin Bakston 551. The couple will live in Newark. necessary to Peter Gott, M.D. tained in the yolk. Day School, Needham. Mass. see the Statue of Liberty. The call Don at 875-0538. July 7 men's golf scores — Ixiw correct these center has registered persons for gross; Joe Grinavich 37, Durwood conditions? I D EAR DR. G O TT: Would using The summer meals program three .separate days: Aug. 11, (one started last week and we are happy Lathrop 38, Jack Funke 38. Bill Forbes-Wells don’t really a peroxide tint on one’s hair once a Freeman 40, Ray Martina 41. Mike month cause bad headaches? bus) .Aug. 12 (two buses), and Aug, to have Mark Leftwich from the want one, since 13 (one bus). If you are not sure Zwick 42. Hugh Tansey 42. Bert Mary Ellen Wells married William C. Forbes on Engagements town of Manchester Summer I have no men­ what date you’re traveling to New Carlson 42, Joe Kennedy 42. May 30 before the Rev. Kimball D. Cartwright at a crowd or in wide-open spaces. DEAR R EA D ER : Peroxide will Youth Program and Pam Hamel strual problems or abdominal York, call the center. All four Low net: A1 Schulze 31; Salem Wilson Congregational Church, Windsor. I’ve been treated by my doctor for not cause headaches: it is not from CREC. Mary Ann will be .son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles pain, but my doctor hasn’t really buses are full and each has a long Nassiff 32; Bill Hankinson 32; The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Donald D. inner-ear disturbances and by a absorbed through the skin. working with these two young Johnson of Lowell, Indiana, offered any alternatives to waiting list. No additional trips to Frank Monette 32; Stan MurowskI Wells of 62 Plymouth Lane. The bridegroom is the son chiropractor for neck strain, but I adults to see that your meals are a The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ surgery. New York City are planned at this 33; Ed Fraher 33; Ami Gustafson of Mr, and Mrs. William Forbes of 231 McKee St. keep getting worse. I ’ve heard that DEAR DR. GOTT: My .son. 28. pleasurable experience. The lunch ate of Bolton High School, and a time. program will operate each Wed­ 33; Art Balmer 33; Chas Lewin 33. 2 Julie Nichols was maid of honor. Regina Mauren, D EA R R E A D E R : A polyp is a .some people have a chemical has been complaining of neck pain, 1986 graduate of Gordon College, There have been questions about nesday, Thursday, and Friday July 9 bridge scores — Nadine and Elizabeth Sexton were bridesmaids. lumorlike growth that arises from imbalance that causes panic at­ headaches, joint and knee pain. A with a bachelor’s degree in ele­ tipping while on trips. Should you until Aug. 15. with Thursdays Malcom 5 480; Lois Churila 3 750; Steven Mauren was best man. Kevin Sexton and the surface of a mucous mem­ tacks. Could this be my problem? chiropractor discovered that one mentary education. feel that the services of the driver reserved for picnics. Lunch will be Mary Thrall 3, 520; Nan Flanagan Donald Nichols were ushers. brane. A fibroid is a benign hip was a little higher than the The prospective bridegroom is a, or tour guide warrant a tip, by all served at 11:45 a.m. and will cost 3 460; Tom Regan 3 390. Following a reception at the Sheraton Tobacco muscular growth that sprouts other and .suggested that a lift be graduate of Lowell Senior High D EAR R EA D ER : Panic attacks means do so. Do not feel pressured $1. and $1.50 for picnics. Valley Inn. Wiildsor, the couple left on a Caribbean from the wall of the uterus. pul in my son’s shoe Could this MENU FOR THE WEEK; School and Vincennes University, are poorly understood events that to give an amount that you feel is " Those participating in the mixed cruise. They live in Windsor, Some polyps are pre-malignant. help? Monday: No lunch with an associate’s degree in are associated with a discharge of ‘too much or undeserved, A Arizona Scramble Tuesday at Red Tuesday: No lunch The bride graduated frorp Central Connecticut This means that, with lime, they nervous impuises. and they can be member of tbe trip committee has industrial drafting. He is employed D EAR R EA D ER : None of us is Rock Golf Course are reminded Wednesday: Roast beef grinder, State University.and works as an assistant to the town can turn into cancer. Fibroids can incapacitating. The chemical im­ the responsibility of taking collec­ by Braidwood Nuclear Power exactly symmetrical. We may that the picnic is scheduled for juice, dessert, beverage manager of Windsor. The bridegroom attended the be left alone unless I hey grow large balance you mention is probably Station in Braceville, III. have slight discrepancies in leg tions and giving them to the proper 12:30 p.m. at the center. Those with Thursday: hamburg on roll, University of Hartford and served in the U.S. Army and cause menstrual hemorrhage. an excess of epinepherine (adrena­ party. We will uphold this policy on An Aug. 23 wedding is planned at length that can cause knee and hip questions on times and pairing gelatin salad, tossed salad, des­ \ Reserves. He works for the Combined Health Appeal The difficulty your doctor faces line), a natural substance that all of our trips. Calvary Church in West Hartford. pain. If your son’s hips are not should contact Wen Johnson at sert. beverage for Business & Industry, Hartford. is that he or she cannot know causes sweating, rapid heartbeat A comprehensive trip list has level, a lift in his shoe may help 649-7893 or Florence Miele at Friday: seafood salad plate, roll, whether the lumps in your uterus and elevated blood pressure. been printed and is available for some of his symptoms. However. I 643-0017, dessert, beverage are polyps or fibroids until a biopsy If you have panic attacks, a doubt that his headaches and neck is taken and the tissue is examined belablocker drug may help you pains are related to unequal leg Avery-Melendy under a microscope. I do not The medicine .can stabilize ner­ length. I advise you to try a lift and believe that a hysterectomy is your vous discharges and prevent the Business Is business Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ed Avery see what happens. It can’t hurt and College Notes only option. A gynecologist might feeling of overwhelming fear. of East Hartford announce the it mayhelp. However, ifhe persists well be satisfied with a scraping Some professional musicians have SKOKIE. 111. (AP) — If any proof is necessary of the engagement of their daughter. in having .symptoms, I suggest he JL. (dilation and curettage, or D&Cl'jo found low-dose betablockers to be old adage that “the business of America is business.” Margaret Theresa Avery, to Jerry Margaret Theresa Avery obtain tissue for analysis. In my see a doctor who has an orientation Residents graduate from Tunxis Trabitz graduates from Barnard the editors of the Rand McNally Road Atlas for 1986 effective in preventing stage- Dawn Corneliuson Melendy, son of Mr. and Mrs. opinion, .some type of surgery will other than chiropractic. Susan E . 'Trabitz, daughter of Dr. Barry Trabitz of offer the following evidence. fright. The drug is not a tranqui­ Melissa Castonguay of Andover earned a certificate William Edward Johnson Robert Melendy of 736 Vernon St. be necessary to clarify the tissue: in dental assisting and Mary J. Martin of Manchester 318 Ferguson Road, has graduated with a history There are 15 places (towns, cities, counties, etc.) lizer: therefore, it will not adver­ The future bride is a garudate of in general. I suggest that the least Dr. Gott’s new Health Report. earned an associate's deghee in dental hygiene from major from Barnard College, New York, N.Y. She Is a with the name "Commerce’’ in the United States. sely affect performance. Penney High School and is em­ risky and expensive procedure be About Gout, explains the cause and Tunxis Community College, Farmington. graduate of Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor. ^ \ There are also 14 places named ’’Industry.” plus 13 ployed by East Hartford Freight Henson tales k« used. treatment of this disease. For your named "Industrial” and two named "Commercial.” Corneliuson-Johnson Traffic Consultant Services, The HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jim D EA R DR. G O TT: I havt read copy, send $1 and your name and There are three places named "Capital” and two • Mr. and Mrs, Edwin M. Corneliu­ future bridegroom is a graduate of Henson, originator of the Muppets. DEAR DR. GOTT: For seven or that uncooked egg whites are hard address to P.O. Box 2597. Cincin­ Residents graduate from Bentiey named "Stock.” There are 12 towns named "Bank.” Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ son of 25 Rosewood Lane, Bolton, is producing a new N BC-TV eight years I have had bouts with to digest. Would beating them nati, OH 45201. Be sure to mention Van Dine earns B.A. degree Melanie A. Kalagian of 20 Teresa Road and James There is also a “DollaT,” a “ Money” and a "Profit." tional Technical Schubl. He is a announce the engagement of their primetime series “The Story­ dizziness and nausea, especially in change their digestibility? the title. E. Nason of 67 Schaller Road are recent graduates of Tp balance this, the editors say the country also has self-employed wallpaper hanger. Jennifer Ann Van Dine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. daughter. Dawn Marie Corneliu­ teller.” built around old European Bentley College, Waltham, Mass. Kalagian earned a Mrs. William C. Forbes 262 places bearing the named “ Union” An Agusut wedding is planned. Peter Van Dine of Bolton, received a bachelor’s son to William Edward Johnson. fairy tales. degree with honors in American Civilization from bachelor’s degree in marketing and Nason earned a Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. bachelor’s in accounting. Supermarket Shopper n o u g h ts

anti-Semitism. He became one of Cost of Discipleship and Letters 9 In the Lutheran tradition, every Christian is considered a ’’saint’, the leaders of the Confession and Papers from Prison) are still Cinema for it is not the goodness of our lives Church (which resisted Hitler) and popular today as inspirational but God’s grace that sanctifies us. head of its seminary. descriptions of the faith needed to m SHOWCASE H Coupon doubling, alas, can often have its limitations We remember Christians of gener­ Arrested in 1943 for his anti-Nazi withstand evil. HARTFORD 9:30. — Lobyrinth (PG) Sot-Sun 2,4:30, m HARTFORD M We remember Dietrich Bon­ Cinema City — The Great Mouse 7:30, 9:25. — Poltergeist II: The Other ations past so that their lives of activities, he was later implicated Detective (G)Sat-Sun 1,2:50,4:40,6:45, S a B -B B I O INTIRtTAn MIXIT tS hoeffer. Theologian. Martyr, on Side (PG-13) Sot-Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:30, faithfulness to God might be in planning for the failed 1944 plot 8:30. — About Lost Night...(R) Sat-Sun 9:35. — The Rocky Horror Picture M W * W T S e I lI S flllS T IVTBWIIW IMIW o e ir By Martin Sloane started selling books and might view libraries as April 9. the date of his execution. 1:30, 3:45, 7:10, 9:40. — A Room With o Show (R) Sat midnight. — Day of the Bryan Chili with Beans, Without Beans or Hot, examples to us. against Hitler’s life. Although camnuoMs w o iw n M t iu in a w iit n s. s w t . United Feature Syndicate unwelcome competition, but a public lending library On that day we pray for a deepened View Sat-Sun 1:45, 4:20. 7:30, 9:55.— Dead Sat midnight. — Pink Ployed: Clip ’n’ file refunds Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born in Bonhoeffer was a pacifist, he Labyrinth (PG) Sat-Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7, The Wall (R) Sat midnight, CUMMRAOISE is being built as part of a new Dillon Cos. combinatin along with the brand name cut from your favorite discipleship. for courage to resist box of crackers. Include the cash-register receipt B r^la u in 1906 and grew up in the became convinced that he fiad to 9:15. — Advance Showing: Mona LIso D E A R M A R TIN : My husband and I are ,both store (larger than a , standard supermarket) in assist the assassination plot be,- tyranny in alt its forms, and forthe (RTSat 9:55. MANSFIELD Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File 4) with the purchase price of the crackers circled. university community where his unemployed, and we make a point of doing our Wichita, Kan. cause it would h '^e been a greater strength to follow Christ no matter Tronslux Celleoe Twin — Brazil (R) Clip out this file and keep it with similar Expires July 31. 1986. father was professor of psychiatry. EAST HARTFORD Sot ond Sun 2, 4:20, 7, 9:20. UNDBMtff CHBMY MOON supermarket shopping oh Tuesdays when a store in The library will be located close to the entrance of evil not to do so. He was hanged on what it may cost us. Eostweed Fub A Cinema — The cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with FREN CH 'S Free Potatoes Offer. Receive a He studied for the ministry in 1Z:20-L3IM:46-7;IM:30-IIJ6 isnaii this area offers double coupons. the Dillon store and will have more than a thousand April 9, 1945 at the Flossenburg Manhattan Prelect (PG) Sat7:15,9:20; VERNON beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting certificate good for one free package of Frenct^’s Germany and at Union Seminary Sun 7:30. Cine 1 A 2 — American Anthem On a recent shopping trip. I gave the cashier a square feet of space, with carousel-type book shelves, Prison, only days before it was The Rev. Janet Landwehr RU1MLESS PEOPIE the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Potato Casseroles or Potato Pancakes. Send the in New York. Poor Rldim'd't Fub A Cinema — (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10', 9:30. 60-cent coupon for Santa coffee, and she only gave me lounge seats and study seats for adults and children. Bonhoeffer never accepted the taken by the Allies. - Emanuel Lutheran Church Short Circuit (PG) Sot 7:30, 9:M, — Short Circuit (PG) Sot and Sun 1:30, 1:40 Dillon Cos. is providing the facility without charge the required forms at the supermarket, in required refund form and the Universal Product m idnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. 4, 7, 9:05. credit for 60 cents. We think this is because there is a Nazi regime or its demands of Bonhoeffer’s books (especially Manchester 50-cent limit on double coupons. But shouldn’t e have to the City of Wichita. newspapers and magazines, and when trading Code symbols from any combination of three , ShewcoM Cinemas — Top Guo ( PG) RUNNMO SCARB) French’s Potato Casseroles or Potato Pancakes Sat 12:25, 2:45 , 5, 7:20, 9:40, m idnight; WILLIMANTIC received II off the coffee? We would appreciate your Would you like to see a branch of the public library with friends. Offers may not be available in all Sun 12:25, 2:45,5,7:20,9:40. — Running Jlllson S o u are cinema — Running IZJO-2;«-fcOO-7M-lftO>-l2:16 in your supermarket? Would you useit? I wouldliketo areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive packages, along with the cash-register receipt Scared (R) Sot 12:30,2:45,5,7:30,10:05, Scared (R) Sot-Sun 7:05, 9:10. — My comment. 12:15; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05. — LIHIe Pony (G) Sot-Sun 1:05, 3:10. — 6 each refund. with the purchase prices circled. ExpIresAug. 31, LiOALEAOLES PAUL AND JAN, know and will publish the results of this survey. Write Drug could avert heart-attack deaths Legal Eagles (PG) Sat 1, 4, 7:10, 9:40, About Last Night...(R) Sot-Sun 1:05, LA PORTE, IND. to me in care of this newspaper. Please mark your This offer doesn’t require a refund form: 1986. 12:05; Sun 1, 4, 7:10, 9:40. — Ferris 3:10, 7:05, 9:10. — Legal Eagles (PG) ta7400-7;t0*^tiu m L IB B Y ’S Free Cottage Cheese Offer. Receive a Sot-Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — Bock to envelope: Library in the Supermarket Survey/Martin CAROLINA Polaroid Camera Offer. P.O. Box the reduction in mortality during Bueller’s Day Off (PG-13) Sot 12:45, coupon good for one free package of cottage NEW YORK (AP) — A massive The 15 percent difference 2:55, 5:10, 7:25, 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:45, School (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1:10,3:20,7:10, K A R A n K D I DEAR PAUL AND JAN: When supermarkets Sloane. 803866. Houston. T X 772-80-3866. Repeive a showed up at the end of the first that first week, there is also a 9:20. — Club Parodlse (PG-13) Sot-Sun cheese (up to 24 ounces). Send the required study shows that a drug that eases 2:55,5:10,7:25,9:35. — Karate Kid Part ttlM:4frftOS-7J6-IIM»-1tWlEBi double coupons with a limit, they usually are careful Polaroid Spirit Camera (a $24.95 value), plus a week after the heart attack, said reduction in the risk of having II (PG) Sat 12:15, 2:40, 5:05, 7:35, 10, L 1 0 ,3:15,7:10,9:15. — Ruthless People refund form and four labels from any combina­ the heart's workload can save lives (R) Sot-Sun 1:10,3:20, 7:10, 9:20. to use words like these: "We will double the value of R E FU N D IN G NEWS: Eastman Kodak has an­ coupon for $1 off Polaroid film. Send five proofs of Dr. Rory Collins, coordinator of another heart attack, or of having 12:20; Sun 12:15, 2:50, 5:05, 7:35, 10. — ■ACKTOSCHOOL tion of Libby’s Lite Fruits with no sugar added. when used soon after ^ heart Ruthless People (R) Sot 12:50, 3, 5:25, WINDSOR nounced that is refund offer made to owners of its purchase from Carolina Rice — 1 pound (16 the 14-nation study at Oxford 7:45,9:50,11:40; Sun 12:50, 3,5:25,7:45, coupons up to so cents.” Expires July 31, 1986. attack, and experts say it could a cardiac arrest." Floza — Short Circuit (PG) Sat 7:15, 12:36-2«MM-7;40«86-l ZM wnw When the restriction is made in this way, the store discontinued instant-camera has been suspended ounces) — along with a check or money order for University in England. After that 9:50. — Bock to School lPG-13) Sat 9:15; Sun 7:15. VLASIC Free Buns Offer. Receive a refund for prevent 10,000 premature deaths a Heart experts In the United 12:35, 2:50, 4:55. 7:40, 9:55, m idnight; not have to double or in any way increase the pending the outcome of court challenges to the Kodak $14.75, plus $1 for postage and handling. Include time all patients got about the FBHUSiwauartiDAY O ff your name and address. This offer is available free hot dog or hamburger buns (maximum value year. States said the 15 percent benefit, Sun.12;35,2:50,4:55,7:40,9:55. — Under DRIVE-INS • vaTB^ of coupons that are worth more than 50 cents. refund plan. Under Kodak’s offer, instant-camera same treatment, and no further the Cherry . Moon (PG-13) Sot 12:20, Moncheeter — iron Eogle (PG) Sot 12:46-2:!fl4ie-7»«i 89 cents). Send the required refund form and the The study of more than 16,000 while inodest. was significant and liie-7»«l6-n:45 ESQ) owners were offered a choice of a Kodak disc camera while supplies last. differences were seen in a follow­ 2 :» , 4:45, 7:15, 9:30, 11:35; Sun 12:20, 1:45; Sun 10:30 with Short Circuit (PG) Universal Product Code symbol from the labels of heart attack victims found that could translate to many lives. 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. — Club Paradise Sot 10:30; Son 1:45. 1DPOUN S U P E R M A R K E T NEWS: If your favorite super­ worth about 150, coupons for $50 worth of Kodak These offers require refund fornas: up period averaging 20 months, he B R YAN “ Free Crackers" Refund Offer. two jars of Vlasic Deli Pickles, along with the those who were injected with The study appears in Saturday’s (PG-13) Sat 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45, Manifleld — The Karate Kid Port ii market also contained a branch of the public library, photographic products, or oneshareofKodakstock. A atenolol soon after arriving at a said. m idnight; Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, 7;15, (PG) with Ghostbusters (PG) Sat-Sun MMM I2A-2:46«00-7:20«4I-I2MBII Receive the full purohase price of your favorite cash-register tape with the purchase price for issue of the British journal Lancet. 9:45. would you use the facility to borrow a book or to sit share of stock, which was selling for about $48 at the “ What you're getting is an early 2* ‘‘SfJ'- t A*?*''/''’**’ Time box of crackers (up to $1). Send the required Vlasic Deli Pickes and a package of either hot dog hospital, and who continued totake Aondlts (PG) Sat-Sun at dark. — down for a few minutes of relaxed reading? time of the offer, recently was trading above $60. benefit which is maintained long­ Heart attacks are the leading MANCHESTER refund form and the labels from two cans of or hamburger buns circled. Expires Aug. 31,1986. it orally fora week, showed a death Psycho III (R) with A Nightmare on This may sound like a strange idea, especially when Readers have asked me to repeat the toll-free Kodak rate 15 percent lowei; than victims term.!’ Collins said Friday in a cause of death in America, killing UA Theaters East — About Lost *= Freddy’s Revenge the larger supermarkets and superstores have information telephone number. It i.« 1-800-892-3000. telephone interview. “As well as 547.100 Americans a year. Night...(R) Sat-Sun 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, (R) Sat-Sun at dork. ■ J. who got other treatments. M — M ANCH ^TER HERALD. Saturday, July 12. 1986

MACC News , MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 12. 19B6 — 15 A Manchester minister visits a village in Nicaragua CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Editor’s note; Th is column was rains. Because of th e. mud we weeks earlier in this tranquil Inscribed on it were names of the beam. He, his family, all the people "Americanos del Norte.’’ written by the Ptev. Newell Curtis walked the last few kilometers to mountainous settlement, eight eight victims. Someone found a of Miraflores are determined to And today as I write this. I recall Notices on request of Nancy Carr, director the cooperative camp. The sun was people had been killed, another 17 shovel. We placed the cross in front Business Property ...... gs remain on this land, he said. It is the men waving from the fields Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___ 80 of the Manchester Area Confer­ now reaching its zenith as we wounded, 14 houses,jdestroyed by of the building where the two ^ rls ' L o it/F o u n d ...... Resort Property ...... 26 ence of Churches. trudged along, the tall trees their land now. They own it high in the beautiful mountains of P erionole...... g j MortBoges...... 07 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 fire and rockets, two warehouses had been killed. Ccirpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 filtering the oppressive heat until together. Together they are deter­ northern Nicaragua. Announcements...... gg Wanted to B uy...... gg RATES; 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. filled with the entire supply of seed The names were read. “ Pre­ Paintlng/Paperlng...... S6 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 By Rev. Newell Curtis we reached the open fields. We mined to raise their crops, sell Auctions...... g4 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. potatoes had been burned to the sente! Rresente! Presente!’ ’ Se- By accident of birth they are Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... S4 20 or more days: 60 centa per line per day. could smell the land blackened by their harvest, cultivate their fields Financial...... '' ‘ g5 ground along with the attached nor Talavera stood erect, hat in living in a land destined by others Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum diar«a: 4 Hnet. This is a report for the Manches­ anew and live there in peace, the fires that had scorched the room that had been used as a hand. His eyes gazed above our for conflict not of their own Rooms for Rent...... 31 Electrical ...... ] 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 ter Area Conference of Churches at early planting on May 20. The birds protecting themselves as best they school for the cooperative’s child­ heads as he looked off in the can against those who would making. The poor and landless, Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... !!!!!!! 32 Heotlng/Plumblng...... m Miscellaneous for t e l e ...... 87 the request of Nancy Carr regard­ were singing. The men in the fields ren. Ten acres of planted corn, Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog te le s...... 88 DRAOLIHES: For cloulfled advertisements to distance to where once stood his destroy them. who since the Day of Triumph in Help Wanted...... n Condominiums for Rent 33 be published Tuesttay through Soturday, the ing my trip, an immersion expe­ waved. We waved back. beans and potatoes were burned in family home. Above the sound of 1979 had become better educated Homes for Rent...... ! i ! 34 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 rience with Plowshares Institute, Situation Wanted ...... ! ...... 12 deadline Is noon on the day before publlc^lon. a deliberate scorched earth the names being read we could There were no tears in his eyes. and far healthier and in many Business Opportunities . . . ! ! ! ...... Store/OffIce Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Mondav, to Mexico and Nicaragua on June AS WE ENTERED Miraflores. 13 program. hear the squeals of a dying pig His face, weathered by the rain instances land owners — what of Instruction...... 14 Resart Property...... 34 Merchandise the decKjllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 2-14, 1986. This report will focus we were greeted by the coopera­ being readied for the evening and sun, reflected fierce determi­ their future? We heard their Employment Servlcm !!!!!!!!!!!!! 15 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive only on one experience in Nicara­ tive’s financial officer or book­ Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 ON THE DAY of our visit, meal. Nearby the militia was nation. Yet behind those tired eyes message over and again: Miscellaneous for Rent...... 39 gua. i.e..'the village of Miraflores keeper. He told us of the events Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for te le ...... 91 RRRO YOUR AD. Classified (xlvertlsements ore Hermida’s father cam ein from the preparing for late afternoon guard I sensed the pain and sorrow of a Roommate^ Wanted...... ’ " " ’ 39 Clothing...... 73 which is not a village as we might that occured on that Tuesday “ You supply the bullets...and we Wanted to Rent...... [ ] [ ^ ” 40 Trucks/Vans for te le ...... 92 token by telephone os a convenience. The fields where he had been guarding mount. man who had shed his tears when Root Estate Furniture...... 74 know it. but rather a settlement evening. May 20. supply the bodies! Please, you Campers/Trollers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one the men preparing the late plant­ All around us new one-room he buried his daughter, a child Homes for Sole ...... gi TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 consisting of three cooperatives A little after seven o’clock, the from North America, let us work Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of ing of the corn, beans and potatoes. buildings, designed by a group of whose blood still stained the Condominiums for te le ...... 22 Services Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not established by the government for Contras attacked. Three homes out our own problems in our own Since the cooperative had been Swedish engineers, were being underside of the corrugated steel Lots/Lond for tele ...... !..” !!..!!!! 23 Lawn and Garden...... 77 ' Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not persons displaced by tbe ‘low (one-room wooden structures) way.” Child Care...... 51 struck four times in the past thrCb constructed. Each new home roof. All he wants for himself and Investment P ro p e rty ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... S2 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous A utom otive...... 97 be corrected by on additional Insertion. intensity war’ being waged in the were in their immediate path and years, each attack taking its toll on would house a family of seven, and Fuel OM/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 his family is to live in their new REMINDERS FROM MAAC - northern portion of Nicaragua by were quickly torched by rockets. the Talavera family, the campesi- in front of each a latrine, remind­ home on this land. Community Picnic sponsored by the counter-revolutionaries known In one of these homes lived the nos. i.e.. the peasant farmers, ing us of the two-hole outhouse of as the Contras. Talavera family. Hermida Talav- the Manchester Interracial Coun­ were now trying to stand guard years ago. "WE WANT TO BE free from era was 13. On that night she was themselves with the help of the cil tomorrow, Sunday, July 13, 2 “ Presente! Presente! Pre­ those who would take what little we p.m.to 5 p.m. at Concordia Luthe­ visiting a girlfriend nearby. The militia and the regular army. Half IN FR O N T OF the cross. Dr. Notices HDMES sente!’ (’He is present’) Each time have, free from those who would ran Church. 40 Pitkin Street, rain HELP WANTED HELP WANTED two girls were in a small, onp-room of the men stand guard while the Robert Evans, executive director HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED the name of a victim was spoken, destroy whatever is left.” or shine. Please bring a picnic FDR SALE building when the attack began. other half plant and harvest. It has of Plowshares Institute of Sims­ It was dusk when we left lunch for your family and a salad Part Time Inserters Tellers Wanted. FuM/Part the men who were gathered around The Contras, sweeping through become necessary for survival. Help Wanted - Part time Individual to do light ma­ Teocher/DIrector needed bury. spoke in behalf of our group, Miraflores, leaving behind a griev­ or dessert to share. LOST wanted. Call 647-9946, ask time tellers wanted Imme­ Munsons Chocolates, Stately Colonial, 7 redeco­ the cross would together proclaim. among the buildings, tossed a weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. nufacturing, wrapping for September 1986 to Route 6, Bolton, Is now expressing our sympathy to the ing father, and a determined The Down Town Farmers AND FOUND for Bob. diately. No experience rated rooms, large mas­ “ Presente! Presente! Presente!’’ grenade through the door killing We brought with us a white, I Soturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 and Inspection. Full time work with 3 and 4 year old accepting applications ter bedroom, lovely lot families of those who had died. people who were rebuilding their Market opens this morning on the necessary. Interested ap­ It was a long, rough ride in the the girls instantly. The battle of eight-foot wooden cross that had Management Trainee. to 10. Cashier for self- or part time. Flexible children. Experience with for both full and part time with 2 car garage. Shade Sr. Talavera responded, his homes, replanting their fields, sidewalk in front of St. James Lost - Shepherd Collie In plicants should call the serve Mobil Station. hours. Call 647-0284. back of the truck, up the winding Miraflores lasted six hours. been made in Managua by the Entry level position for personell director. Com­ preschool children re­ retail sales persons. The trees tor vour picnic table voice trembling as he looked at his . defending their work. It had been a Church, 896 Main Street. Come Manchester Green area. Apply between 6am and quired. Send resume to: dirt road rutted by the seasonal If was hard to realize that two people of Witness For Peace. ambitious Individual. munity Notional Bank, full time hours are 9am to and grill. Porter St. area. daughter’s name on the horizontal long day for our group of 16 browse and enjoy. 12 years old, 45 pounds, 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, Business Manager - for Bolton Cooperative 4:30pm Mondav thru Fri­ Klernan Realty, 649-1147. block and tarn, nervous Companv has profit shar­ Glastonbury, 659-0394. corner of route 5 and 30. Internal medecine prac­ ing program and both Nursery School, P.O. Box day with full benefits. condition, needs medica­ tice. Billing, bookkeep­ 9233, Bolton, CT 06040 Part time hours are 4pm tion. Reward. Please call, local and natlonol growth Easy Assembly work! Concrete Foreman - Resi­ ing, Insurance with some Manchester - 3 bedroom opportunities. 649-4563. $714. per 100. Guaranteed to 8pm and approxi­ Ranch on private lot In Religious giving 643-4721. / dential/Commercial typing. Computer expe­ Dental Receptionist - 4 mately 8 hours on Satur­ Bulletin Board payment. No soles. work. Immediate open­ rience desirable but not day work week. Busy desirable location. Fire- Oetal!s-Send stamped en­ day or Sunday, overaglna placed living room,eot-ln Impounded- Brittany Spo- ing. 5 to 10 years expe­ necessary. Experience re­ office. Experience neces­ 20 hours weekly. Coll nard, female, about 10 velope: ELAN -855, 3418 rience. Top wages and quired. Salary and benef­ sary. Please send resume kitchen, large deck with Enterprise, Ft. Plerce.FL, 647-8639 for appointment. is up strongly years, white and orange. benefits. Call 646-5324. its negotiable. 646-7679. to Dental Office, 147 East owning. 2 car garage. Outside Soles. Mondav 33482. $134,900. 6 4 6 ^ 7 . Bosco Joins Gospel Singers in Rockville Found on Stillfleld Rd. Center St., Manchester. Part time telephone sales Bible school at Second 643-6642 or 646-4555. thru Fridav, evenings. Ex­ Earn to $700 weekly pro­ By George W. Corne'll cellent money. Call In Rockville office. After­ John Bosco has joined the staff of the Full Gospel The Evidence of the Resurrection, a contemporary RN's Local area health viding an 800 phone ser- School Aide • Glastonbury Rockville - For Sale or A vacation church school will be held at Second The Associated Press Jeanne 647-9946. noons and evenings. Call Interdenominational Church. 745 Main St. Bosco has Christian music group from Ellington, will present a Impounded - Female, 8 care facility Is seeking vlce locally. No Public Schools. 10 month, 871-1604 rent with option to buy. Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., from 9:30 to applications for RN’s with Full time help wanted. $5,000 down. Owner fi­ been with the church concert Sunday at the Church of the Risen Savior. 9 years old, black and selllng/experlence re­ 28 hours per week. Appli­ 11; 30 a.m. Aug. 25 through 29. Children ages3through NEW YORK — American giving to religious causes white, mixed breed, found supervisory aptitude. For Experience only I Apply nancing. 8 room Victo­ since 1975. and has been Ellington Ave,. Rockville. A covered-dish supper will quired. FuM/Port time. cations available from Full-time detail clerk. 12 are invited; registration closes on Friday. The title rose to *37.7 billion last jtgar, up 6.5 percent or nearly on Stawberry Lane. 643- vour personal Interview, at Aides Pizza. 133 Spruce Call 24 hours; 1-800-423- rian. $750 a month plus the head usher since be sehved at 5p.m., andthe concert will begin at 6:30. Glastonbury Board of Ed­ CRT and data processing. this year is “ Ways Bible People Lived,” twice the inflation rate. , But giving to other 6642 or 646-4555. please contact D.N.S. at St. Manchester. 643-2034. 4551, Ext. 700 or (213) ucation, Glastonbury, CT utilities. Coll 742-8932 or 1982. 5 days, 8 to 4:30. Call 742-0417. Free child, care is provided. The Church of the Risen Sessions will include Bible stories, songs, crafts and Assistant Newspaper 643-5151. Mon thru FrI. 728-4686, Ext. 700. 06033. Phone 633-5231 ext. He will assist the pas­ philanthropic causes increased even more. 9am to 3pm. 646-5773. Savings Bank of Savior is a parish of the Syro-Chaldean Church . snacks. Register by calling Christian education dealer wanted In Bolton. Care Givers Needed In 441. Affirmative Action. tor. Dr. Philip R. Saund­ The figures were part of the annual report, “ Giving Coll 232-9989 between 9am Day Care Center; Mature Manchester. Manchester - 2 family director LoriO Lojzim at 871-2963; or the church office Manchester Medical of­ EOE. M /F. ers. in administration, USA,” compiled by the American Association of Employment 8i noon, Monday through Part Time OffIce/Shop woman to core for Infant, fice needs part time per­ home, 5-5, with 3 bed­ St. Mary’s week is set at 649-2863 on Monday. Wednesday or Friday Fund-Raising Counsel. Friday. Ask for Michael. Helper. Afternoons and lDm-6om. Care elver, Picture Framer - Full rooms, quiet street oft of maintenance manage­ son to assist physician. Teacher Aides - Full and time, experienced or will mornings. There will be a fee of 85 per child to cover “ The spirit of giving is alive and well and comes & Education oil day Friday. High care tor all ages, 7om- Answer phone, schedule Prospect St. House needs ment and office work. Here is the schedule of events set for St. Mary’s the cost of materials. part time positions begin­ train. Art background across loud and ’clear,” says the association’s Easy Assembly Work! school students pre­ 1pm. Care Giver to care oppointments and type'. ning September at state some T.L.C. Owner's anx­ He will also represent Episcopal Church this week: for 2 year old, 1 pm-6pm. $4 helpful. 649-6939, days. chairman. Robert L. Thompson. “ It is one of the $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ ferred. No experience. 20-25 hours per week. approved private school ious. $136,900. Klernan the church in town and Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion service; teed payment. No Sales. Should have own car. Coll hourly. Call 643-5535. M7-8776, evenings. Realty. 649-1147 busine.ss affairs. remarkable characteristics that sets this country Salary based on expe­ to assist teachers In 2 10:45 a.m.. Bible study: 6:30 p.m.. evening prayer at Here’s Concordia’s plan Detalls-Send stamped en­ 643-6156 between 9 and rience. Experience pre­ The church employs 18 apart from every other countries in the world.” separate programs; 1 for Christ Church Cathedral with the Altar Guild. I HELP WANTED velope: ELAN-173, 3418 5. Production Workers - ferred. Reply to Box GG, autistic students, the Guidance Counselor - Tol­ Coventry-$114,900. 3.31 people. Bosco lives in Here are the events set this week at Concordia Altogether, the report estimates Americans con­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Immediate openings. Na­ land Middle School, CT Wooded Acres accom­ Thursday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., tributed $79.84 billion to philanthropic causes in 1985, c/o the Manchester other for emotionally dis­ Manchester with his Lutheran Church: FL., 33482. tionwide manufacturer is Herald. State certification re­ pany this 3 bedroom Bible study. up 8.9 percent from the year before, far outdistancing Manchester Insurance turbed students ages 3 to wife. Bethia. who is the Monday — 7 p.m.. finance committee: 7:30 p.m.. agency has an opening for looking for production Carpenter's Helper - No 10. Send resume or apply quired. Contact Mr. Vene ranch on Riley Mountain Saturday — 7:30 p.m , A.A Road. Master with full church’s Sunday school church council. the annual 3.7 percent inflation. port time secretary. workers at our local Man­ experience necessary. Medical Receptionist - In person. Community Harding, Tolland Middle 0 Sand Blaster wanted. No bath, 11x20 living room Although religious contributions lagged behind the chester plant. No expe­ Year round work. Start Full time or part time. Child Guidance School, School, 96 Old Post Rd., superintendent, and Thursday — 8 p.m. Jewish-Christian dialogue. Typing and telephone experience necessary. with wood stove, applian­ general gain in giving, the religious total surpassed skills ore Important. Insu­ rience necessary. Please Immedlatlev. Call 633- Call 647-7329. 317 N orth M ain St., Tolland 06004. 875-2564. their two sons, Ben­ This is Center’s week Will train. Start Imme­ ces, central vac and extra that in any of five other fields. It was triple the $11.25 rance and computer skills diately. Barry Blast Com­ apply: Plllowtex Corp. 49 2904. Manchester. Application deadline, jamin and Daniel. Regent St. Manchester. July 18th. Position to Insulation. Large deck John Bosco Here are the events scheduled thi.s week at Center billion given the second largest recipient, health and experience helpful but not pany. 238 Hartford Rd. Couples to work with This Is South’s week 646-1737. Wanted • Secretary for children. An excellent op- Educational Aide - Half begin, August 25th. EOE. overlooking now 20x40 In- ( Congregational Church: hospitals. essential. 649-2091. Manchester. 646-2992. ground pool. New split Interior construction portlnlty for married cou­ time for special educa­ The following events are planned at South United Overall, the $37.7 billion given to religion amounted Hairdresser full time, ex­ a rail fence. Home built In Theater at Harvest Time Monday — 1: 30 p.m.. Center Church Women. companv. Experience In ples to work together tion preschool program. Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers. Methodist Church this week: to 47.3 percent of all U.S. giving, about half of it, in perienced ,and reliable typing, filing, and phone helping troubled youth. 1980. D.W. Fish Realty The Victory Players, a drama group from needed for busy salon In Contact Fran Lucas, 643-1591 or B71-1400.O Friday — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal. Sunday — 10 a.m.. worship with Dr, Shephard S. keeping with a steady pattern of a predominant share PRODUCTION WORKERS answering helpful. Phone You will be trained and Parker Memorlol School, Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Watertown. Wis.. Saturday — 2 p.m., wedding. Johnson preaching. “ When Church is Boring.” of giving going to religion. Full time entry level position In a plastics manufactur­ East Hartford. Please call 646-5792, between 8am and receive consultation on Part Time Inserters 289-6183, Tuesday thru Old Post Rd., Tolland, Ct. will present a dramatic and musical program Friday Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study. However, the report notes a recent study by Council ing environment. Must be willing to work all shifts. 5pm. how to help these children 06084. 875-0721. EOE wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Bolton- *129,900. Park-llke evening at 7. The show will be at the Harvest Time 337 W, Middle Turnpike. on Foundations found that religious bodies them­ Production experience preferred. Rogers Corpora­ Saturday. by establishing a nurch- for Bob. setting mokes a fine home for this 3 bedroom ranch. Baptist Church, 72 E. Center St., on the second floor of Lost years of Jesus Wednesdday — 9 a.m,. fair workshop. selves give away about 27 percent of what they receive tion offers competitive wages and a comprehensive Looking for short order churlng, fam ily like home 2 Full time agents, com­ benefits package Including company paid medical Study Hall Aide-Opening cook and waitress. Expe­ for them. Salary plus PROLONG THE life of cut 12x16 living room with Orange Hall. Friday — 10 a m.. Al-Anon. in grants to var.ibus'human welfare projects. for the fall. RHAM High mission plus a generous “ The Lost Years of Jesus” will be the subject of a and dental Insurance. Apply in person 10am to rience only. Apply 303 room and board plus ex­ bonus system, room for flowers In your home by brick fireplace. Large on- Among them were help to the aged, the School. Please coll or closed deck oft op- lecture at 7 p.m. on July 20 at the Holiday Inn. 65 3:30pm. General office entrance. Adams St. Manchester. cellent fringe benefits. Im ­ advancement, flexible snipping stems at on an­ handicapped, blacks. Hispanics. American Indians. write for application. 228- pllonced kitchen. 12x36 Columbus Bivd,, New Britain. The slide lecture mediate openings avalla- hours. For a confidential gle. This provides more Here’s Emanuel’s week 9474. RHAM Rd. Hebron, lower level family room. presents evidence supporting the travels of Jesus in Rock Talk planned Asian Americans, providing food, refugee aid, ROGERS CORPORATION Secretary - Psychologists vle. Contact Dennis E. Interview call Norma or stem surface to absorb day-care, youth programs, education, disaster relief Mill & Oakland Streets CT 06248. seek secretary, 25-30 thewofer. Prolong the life Nice Acre lot with fruit The following events are set for Emanuel Lutheran India and the Himalaya Mountains. Admission: $3. Rock Talk, a three-night seminar on rock ’n' roll Kane at 203-569-4780 or Don 647-9914, Century 21., and work for human rights. Manchester hours per week, with write Residential Direc­ of good, but unused Items trees and trout brook to Church this week: music, will be presented by former concert Tedford. rear. D.W. Fish Realty, Monday — 7:30 p.m.. council meeting. The council said religious bodies give more than 646-5500 strong organizational tor 474 School St. East In your home by selling production manager Joe Vieira on Thursday. Friday EOE skills to fulfill full spec­ them (or cash with a 643-1591 or 871-1400.O ’Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus: 1 p.m.. Wapping has teen week twice as much to such causes as corporations or AUTO BODY Hartford CT 06108. Affil­ Wanted - Carpenters, 1 and July 19 at 7 p.m. each evening, at the Church of the foundations. trum of office duties. Fa­ iated with Boys Town. year’s experience. Call low-cost ad In classified. confirmation curriculum meeting. The Wapping Community Church will sponsor a Nazarene, 236 Main St. REPAIR m iliarity with IBM PC and CREC Is an EOE M/F. Just llstedi Immaculate 3 The report also cited large annual giving to the TV Berube Construction af­ bedroom homo In He­ Wednesday — 6; 30 p.m.. Summer Salad. junior high activity week. from July 21 through 25. The The sessions will be free. The sponsor is Church of dictation equipment a ter 6pm, 875-8080. Thursday — 9 a.m., staff planning; 9 a.m. to noon. evangelists and their institutions, with these 1985 Experienced person plus. Send resume to; bron. Fireplace, 2 cor activities are open to South Windsor and Manchester the Nazarene. income figures listed: garage and large lot. Confirmation Resource Center: 10 a.m., prayer students entering grades 7 to 9 in the fall. There will be In addition, the church will present the David Coate with own tools. Small David Moyer, PHD and Driver for TrI-axle truck. Gas Station Attendant - Pat Robertson’s Christian Broadcasting Network at Kevin Confer PHD, 223 E. Must have 5 years or more Real Great Price. "We guaran­ group; 11:15 a.m., care and visitation. horseback riding, bicycling, an overnight hike and Group from Boston on July 26 at Center Park. The shop In Manchester. part time, neat appear­ tee our houses" Blan­ Friday — 2x2s river cruise, Virginia Beach. Va., *233 million. HELP WANTED Center St., Manchester experience. Includes Insu­ ance. Will train. Apply more. Students should register by calling the church concert will feature music from the group’s albums, Jim Bakker’s P T L network at Charlotte, N.C., $106 Call 643-7604 ask for CT 06040. Telephone 646- rance and benefits. Call chard & Rossetto Real. Saturday — 8 p.m . A.A. office, 644-0933. Vernon Shell, 875-5450. Estate Estate 646-2482.0 including their latest, “ Time Keeps on Running.” million. Immediate openings for experi­ John. 9660. 742-6190. LPN Med. Nurse - Imme- Possibilities galore - This enced retail sales help. Kllate opening for Med. IHDME8 charming 5 bedroom Vic­ nurse who Is able to work torian con moke o lovely from 3pm to 9pm, 4 ReKgious Services DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICES FDR SALE home or o super office. PRODUCTION evenings per week. For Coll today for details. additional Information All real estate advertised Joyce G. Epstein Real EB-LENS WORKERS Immediate opening for nurse/nianager In call Manchester Manor fully equipped Hartford area health care In the Manchester Herald Estate 647-8895.0 646-0129. Is subject to the federal Assemblies of God Mlchael C. Thornton,assoclotepostor. o. m. Nursery and Sunday school. Casual Clothing & Footwear facility. Person selected must be competent 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Full Gospel Interdenominational Methodist day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Some plant experi­ Fair Housing Act of 196a, Historic area. Large Vic­ Calvary Church (Assemblies of a.m. church school. (647-9941) Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. (643-0906) 10:45 a.m.,' holiness meeting; 6 p.m., in interviewing, policy interpretation and which makes It Illegal to torian, completely remo­ God), 400 Buck land Rood, South First Cenerepatlonal Church of An­ Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Bolton United Methodist Church, salvotlon meeting. (649-7787). is coming to Main Street, Man­ ence preferred. 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. implementation. Patient and staff advertise any preference, deled In 1900. 11 plus Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard adult Bible study and Sundoy school; 7 Must be available for limitation or discrimina­ pastor. 9;30o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday schaal, all p. m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Roman Catholic chester and we're iooking for management, as well as 3rd party rooms, 5 bedrooms and church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ either 1st or 2nd tion based on race, color, 2'/z boths. Vinyl sided, a.m., worship, chlld-coreandnurserv; oges, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ Church et the Assumption, Adorns Unitarian Universalist reimbursements. Qualified applicants are 7:00 p.m., evening service of prolseand nursery care provided, 11 o.m. (742- day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. vice, nursery. (649-3472) bright, energetic peopie to work Outside Sales. Monday religion, sex or notional original, ornate wood­ North United Methodist Church, 300 Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ Unitarian Universalist Society-East, shift. Attractive requested to forward resumes to Box QG, thru Friday,evenings. Ex­ Bible preaching. (644-1102) 7696) Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. both day and evening shifts. origin, or an Intention to work. Fenced-In back­ First Congreoetlonal Church of Cov­ Gospel Holl, Center Street, Manches­ Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. starting rate and be­ The Manchester Herald, 16 Brainard Place, cellent money. Coll Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., make any such prefer­ yard. Large garage with entry, 1171 Moln St., Coventry. Rev. ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) nefit package with Manchester, CT 06040. Jeanne 647-9946. Baptist Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel nett, minister of visitation. Summer service. Nursery care and youth ence, limitation or dis­ room overhead. Some worship service; 9 a.m. Nursery tor St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. religious education. Coffee hour otter Appiications being taken Monday crimination. The Herald ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In meeting. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. arrow space owner financing possible. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Church Lane House. Nursery core children age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) service. (646-5151) will not knowingly accept $138,900. Strono Real Est­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Juiv 14, 1986 from 10-4 at company. Apply at provided. (742-8487) mass atSp.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, any advertisement which ate, 647-7653.0 Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church Second Congregational Church, 385 Jehovah’s Witnesses South United Methodist Church, 1226 Sermatech Techni­ RECEPTIONIST Is In violation of the law. school for all ages, kindergarten N. Main St., Monchester. The Rev. V. Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. 10 and 11:30 a.m. through Grode 4 continuing during the Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ St. Bridge) Church, 70 Main St., 974 Main Street cal Services, 654 PAYROLLCLERK For busy ewllch board The Cot's Meow! Elegant service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. ship service, Sunday schaal, and Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Government Homes from 8 room Contemporary Nursery provided. (643-0537) gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ schedule; 10 a.m., worship service. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Hayden Station Rd. Small office In Bloomfield Industrial Park end accounts receiv­ nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Manchester $1(U repair). Delinquent home to be built. Lovely Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., grim Fellowship. (649-2863) day, Theocratic Ministry. School Nursery (or preschoolers. (647-9141) THE Windsor Ct. Take able. Mual be mature, tax property. Reposses­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) seeks a sharp person with payroll experience. wooded 2.5 acre tot. 4 Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Second Congregational Church ot 191 exit 39, Kennedy dependable end accu­ sion. Call 805-687-6000. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ meeting (ministry tralnlng),7;50p.m.; St. James Church, 896 Main St., BIBLE Candidate'must have previous experience bedrooms, 2'/z baths, ap­ a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening entry. ■ Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Mormon Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, Rd. with a computerized payroll system. Respon­ rate. Exparlanca halp- Ext. H-9965 for current proximately 2300 sq. ft. service. (646-5316) Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m.; Wotchtower Study, )0:25. (646- Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph lul but not aaaantlal. repo list. Coll (or more details. First Baptist-Church, 240 Hlllstown 1490) ' The Church ot Jesus Christ et Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. SPEAKS sible tor various payroll records, related a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Apply In parson at $225,000. Jackson 8> Jack- Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery to grade eight, by taxes and other administrative fui^ctlons. Vernon. New listing. school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Atlas Oil, 414 Tolland son Real Estate 647-8400 or adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and shop, '9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Eugena Brewer Competitive salary and company benWits In- $157,500. Striking contem­ 646-8648.0 p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Jewish — Conservative St., East Hartford, Bat- week service. Nursery at all services. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., clodlng health Insurance,' vacations, holi­ porary on secluded 3.6 ’ p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief Coventry. Father James J. William­ (649-7509) senior church school and Pilgrim Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle days, etc. Please call 243-5457, M onday thru waan 8:30 and 4. acres I Very unique home Lots of personalttyl First Baptist Chapel et the Deal, 240 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. society. (643-4003) son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 fellowship. (742-6234) p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.; The fundamental difference be­ An tew l Oppnrtnwlty Bmpity r that must be seen to be Charming older Colonial, Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Talcottvilie Congregational Church, Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to arrange an Inter­ appreciated, new carpet­ Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. holydavs, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ tween classical denominations and view. with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. National Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) evangelicals le an attitude toward ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ modern kitchen with Talcottvilie. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 Saturday. (643-9563) St. John the Baptist Polish National the Bible. The former do not con­ pliances, fantastic floor to greenhouse. 1st floor Eddy, pastor. lOo.m., SurKtay school; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford celling fireplace, home a.m., worship service and church Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 sider the Book as,dlvlnely Inspired laundry. Great big family 11 o.m., morning service; 6 p.m., school. (649-0815) DRG TECHNiaANS can easily occomodota a Jewish — Reform chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and throughout. Therefore, to them it le RESTAURANT MANAGER room, pretty yard, stor­ evening service, Wednesday home pastor. 9 a.m., mass. (643-5906) 11 a.m. (643-4466) Sacking a talf atarlno Indi­ large or small family, Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) not ultimately authoritative In vidual wHh ART plua 2 - 3 age shed and lots more. Covenant Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. TRAINEES DAIRY FARMS very versatile floor plan. You'll love m *154,000. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Christianity. The lattertheoretically yaara IC09-M avparlanca to Coll today for a private Nazarene ^alvatlon Army work full IlnM In our madical Jackson 8i Jackson Real Christian Science Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. accept the Bible as their only mea­ showtnel Realty .World, Estate. 647-8400 or 646- matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman. each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., sure of divine truth. ICE CREAM racordi dapartmant. Excal- p.m. second Friday ot each month. Solvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Little Caesars is America’s largest carry-out pizza chain lant waga and banafit 646-7709.O 8646.0 First Church el Chrlsl, Sclenllsl, 447 Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 11 Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, sen lor chester. Mai. and Mrs. Reginald N. Main St., Monchester. 10:30 a.m., a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. (644-8466), pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of A telling Inconsistency, however, currentiy operating over 1,000 units in 45 states. We have package Inclixllng llbaral church service, Sunday school, and (649-2855) outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: Is that practically speaking three stores in the greater Hartford area and expect to do- aduetallonal aatiitanea. JustllstedI Fulldormered Brand New LIstInel Six core for small children. (649-1446) has immediate openings for full Lutheran 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church evangelicals (all to live by their pro­ ubie within the year. Ptaaaa call 423-9201 axt. 2308 cope. 1 Vz baths, fireplace, room Colonial with fire­ Reodino Room, 656A Center St., Man­ and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise lor mora Information. 2 car garage and a great place, 2 car detached chester. (649-8982) Episcopal service, nursery. (646-8599) fession. In confronting theological, time second shift freezer selec­ Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), NEW SERIES liberals they make much of their We are iooking for fast teaming ieaders who can supervise Wlndwa Cannunlty lot In the Verplanck garage, walk-up attic, 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold school district. "W e gtra- St. (Seergo'f Epitcepal Church, 1150 others as weli as themselves. We offer a six week paid Miinorlil fenced yard, and hard­ Church of Christ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ T. Wangerin, vice pastor. Summer OF TAPES proteaaed loyalty to the Scriptures. tors. Excellent starting wages, rantee our houses” Blan­ hours: 9 a.m., holy communion; Pentecostal But when their traditions ara chal- training program, full benefits package, monthly perfor­ 112 M wood floors. Needs some ship: holy eucharlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; chard 8i Rossetto Real work. Ottered ot *114,900. Church el Christ, Lydoll and Vernon church school, 9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Nursery care. (649-5311) United Pentecostal Church, 187 ‘A NlW PirtPIcOvi" langed as conflicting with the Bible, mance tenus an(I a salary coinmensurate with experi­ 100% major medical. Appiications WNIlMaUc. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Estate 646-2482.0 Jackson 8> Jackson Reol streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chopel open Woodbrldoe St., Manchester. Rev. they equivocate, they hedge the Is­ ence. mlnistsr. Sunday services: 9 a.m., afternoons; public healing service, Church St., Manchester. Rev. DaleH. Marvin Stuort, minister. H) a.m., now being taken. Apply in person, Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6p.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Gustafson, postor; Rev. Janet Land- Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning sue. Stately Colonial - 7 redec­ 8646^0______worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible pcayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 These groups reflect in part the If you have college or restaurant/retail experience and orated rooms, large mas­ study. Nursery provided for oil servi­ Holllger, 643-9203. emeritus. Summer schedule; 8 a.m. p.m., bible study (Wednesdoy);'7p.m„ are looking for a fresh opportunity (or a successful mana- Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 Immediate opening In chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship attitudes of the two eons In Jesus’ ter bedroom, lovely lot Monehester-o touch of ces. (646-3903) Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. gemen career, please seiid resume to: our Abrasive Job-Blast­ with 2 car garage. Shade St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park service In the sanctuary, nursery. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. parable — riMd Matthew 21:28-32. pm. Saturday 8:30 am to 2 pm. elegance, yet priced for and Church streets, Monchester. An­ 643-1193. Youth service (Frldoy). (649-9848) One son was overtly rebellloua, yet ing Dept. Experience trees for your picnic table the ovoroge home buyer Congrsgattonal Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ 47-8301 Victor Hagen drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, § and grill. Porter St. area. for an important desirable but not necet- In this stotlev 7 room assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. later repented and obeyed hie LITTLE CAESAR BsWsh CshBrsBUtlenal Church, 328 (643-3051) father. "The other son profeaaed •ary, 'we will train. Qocxl Klernan Realty, 649-1147. 'Georgia' Styled Raised and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 Praabytertan racordad masaaga ENTERPRISES. INC. Ranch that offers 3 bed­ Bolton Center Rood, at the Grefn, a.m.; boby-slttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; Frince ot Peace Lutheran Church, aubmisslon, but never yielded. Both houly wages and bene- Belton. Rev. Charles H. Erlcson, 534 East Middle ’Turnpike Columbia ( - Wo rooms, targe living room, Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes- ^ Route 31 and North River Rood, Covontry Frosbytorlan Church, groups need to repent and commit Dairy Farms Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, day. (649-4583) Coventry. William Oouthwalte, pas­ Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Manchester, CT 06040 fitt with long attab- lend Terrace. M t bed­ formal dining room, eat- nursery, church school; 11 a.m., tor. Summer schedule: 9a.m . worship try. Rev. Brad Evans, Pastor. Sunday, themselves to Qod’s ways. llahad business. Call for rooms, 3 baths, over 1 in kitchen and o family fellowship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro- service. (743-75M) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday CgMl OgfBftnMy Bmpl rM/P Ice Cream erom. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 G o s p e l Zion Evanoellcal Lirtheron Church school; 7 p.m., Bible study and appointment, ask for Ja­ acre with a 150 foot lake room with nice features porsonoee. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST net 843-2487. froiftoge, magnificent like o fireplace. 2 cor Cohfer CenareBotlenal Church, II Church ot ttw Living (Sod, an streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. prayer meeting. (742-7222) 40 Tolland Stage Road view, fireplace In living garage, covered sundeck, Center St., Manchester. Rev. NewellH. ovongollcal, full-gospel church, Ro­ Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ Presbyter Ion Church of Manchester, Lydail and Vamon tlraals Pretsure Blast room, large enclosed and much more for only Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert bertson School, North School Street, ship; 10:45 o;m. Sundoy school; Holy 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ l ^ n a : e4 e*2f 0 3 porch, flexible financing 8139J00.Jockson 8i Jack- J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, Communion first and third Sunday. chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ Equal Opportunity Employar M/F Tolland. CT 06084 Mfg. Co., Inc. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emerltus;- pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11 ;M (649-4343) ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun- possible. 275K. Owner- son Real Estate, 647-8400 Agent. 644-0139. or 6464646.0 16 - MANCHESTF.R HKRAI.D Siiliirdav. July 12. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

HOMES I HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE $127,900 - 3 bedroom Co­ South WIndsor-See this BUSINESS & SER^ lonial. I'/j baths, Porter l'/2.year old U8.R contem- St. area. Principals only. porory. Nice family room 647-8030. off the large Hying room. 3 MiSGELLANEOUD bedrooms, 2Vj baths, CARPBITliY/ HEATMD/ Manchester - Forest Hills. fleldsfone fireplace, for­ CHILD CARE REMODEUND PUIMINie mum Immaculate 7 room Cape, mal dining room, also an 3 bedrooms, I'/j baths. 2 office or study on the Responstbla high school Fogorty Brottiors — Ba­ Bodkkeeping fuilchorgg car garage, on beautiful lower leyel with own en­ babysitter for afternoons, throom romodelino; In­ 14 years experience for landscaped lot. $159,900. trance. Asking $212,900. Monday thru Friday. Re­ stallation twoter heaters, smoll business. Write C 6i By owner, 643-1047. U&R Realty 643-2692.0 quest $2.00 per hour. Coll Independent Construc­ garbage disposals; faucet N Bookkeeping, 47Tereso Michelle 647-7760. tion Co. Generol Contrac­ repairs. 64M530. Vlto/M- Rd„ Manchester, CT. tors, custom home build­ osterCard accepted. ing and remodeling, Need A Good Tenant? GLASTONBURY - i KOI CLEANING siding, excavation, otc. Zimmer management will Coll 4S64MM or 456-7215. r^MISCELUUira find o well auolfled, good SERVICES poving tenant for your Maonificent view of Hartford and the I2 l | rSERVICES------rental property In East of Valiev from this charming historic House Cleaning: Hove Remodeling/Corpentry the River oreo. Many home on 3 acres with In-law apartment, vour home's exterior pro- Work. Additions, decks Odd lobs, Truckihg. years of experience. Very 4 full baths, 1st floor master bedroom tesslonolly proosure and repolrs.lnsured. Coll Homo repairs. You name reasonable fees. Coll for It, we do it. Free esti­ particulars. 646-3778 or and more. $310,000. 633-3661. washed. Cleaning and David termler, 649-6236. pointing preparation o mates. Insured. 6434)904. •72-4115. Ask for Lisa. Traditional charm on an estate type specialty. Cutler's Preo- sure Washing Services. Art's Light Trucking - setting. Elegant home with 1st floor Howkes Trot Service •— Cellars, attiai, garages 763-1221. I PAINTING/ Bucket Truck Chipper. master bedroom, bullt-ins in living PAPERING cleaned, Junk hauled. room and den and charming enclosed Stump Removal. Proe ^ Furniture and oppllahces porch overlooking refreshing In- CARPENTRY/ tlmotos. Special eomlder- moved. Odd lobs. Very Nome your own price — atlon for Eldor Iv and Hon- ground pool. $298,000. 633-3661. REMODELING honest, dependoble Father and son. Post, dlcoppod. 647-7553. worker. 25 years expe­ Automotive dependable service. rience In moving. 646-9669 633-3661 Polntlnp, Paperhanglng TAG SALES Forrand Remodeling — Dellverinp cloon form onytime. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ & Removal. Coll 646-5761. BARNETT BOWMAN loam; 5 yords$75plustox. 4 Fomllv Tog Sole-July ters. room additions, Also sand, stone, and Odd Jobs By Studont - I CARS TIBBLES Bette r decks, all types of remo­ 12th and 13fh. lOom to THE REAITY( OMfANY gravel. Call 643-9504. Hedgo clipping, window FOR SALE T w a r a deling and repairs. FREE cleaning, pointing, any­ 5pm. Baby, household, A X^rxl (tarflrns estimates. Fully Insured. thing. Coll Mark. 649^S6RI. personal Items, clothing, Telephone 643-6017, Otter EUCTRICAL Mornings, iotu tvenings. brlc-q-broc, books, furni­ 6pm, 647-8509. ture, freezer, miscellane­ ous. 9-11 Church Street, Dumas Electric— Having Buying 0 Vtome? Hove It 1978 Pontiac Grand Prlx. Carpentry and remodel­ Electrical Problems? D & O Londscoplng. Voca­ Inspected by o registered Manchester. ing services — Complete tion cuttings, hedge trim- prpfesstonal engineer, Air condition, power Need o large or o small steering, power brakes, home repairs and remo­ Repair? We Specialize in mlong, Prunings, ftdwer also state certified os o Multi-Family Tag Sale- deling. Quality work. Ref­ 8i shrub plantings. Free Saturdav July 12, 9am to new transmission, shocks Residential Work. Joseph residential energy oudl- and rear springs. $2,000or erences, licensed and In­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. estimates. Coll 659-2436 tor. Home inspection Ser­ 2pm. 102 and 105 Oxford sured. Coll 6464165. otter 5:30om. vice. 649^3610. Street, Manchester. best otter. 646-8787 or Free Estimates. 646-5253. 649-3467 after 6pm. Tag Sale-household fur­ nishings to close out est­ Dne of a kind — 1985 ate. 57 Turnbull Rd. Bronco with Eddie Bauer Saturday July 12,10 to 2. package. Air condition­ I HOMES APARTMENTS I STORE AND RECREATIONAL ing, 351 V-8, A M -F M - FOR SALE Tag Sale-42 Coburn Rd. cassette, and much more. FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE I EQUIPMENT Manchester. Some an­ A neat truck for $12,000. Call 649-2286 after 6 p.m. Luxurious Colonlal-fine tiques. Sunday 9-5. Bolton - Charming 2 room Manchester - Downtown MCS Free Style or BMX qualify constructed resi­ country apartment for Im­ retail or office space, 1750 1972 Buick Wogon. Power dence with 3 bedrooms, bike built from scratch. Tag Sale- Friday and mediate occupancy. $375 square feet. 668-1447. $300 or best offer. 649-5055. Saturday. Old furniture, steering and brakes. Auto­ den, gorgeous summer month. Rental Includes matic transmission. Easy breakfast room and mo­ enamel kitchen set and utilities. Prefer single per­ Storcroft Pop-up Tent many more household start. Very reliable. re.“We guarantee our sons. No pets. Lease and Needs some body work. houses" Blanchard & Ros- Camper - Sleeps 6. Good Items. 483 Hlllstownn security deposit required. condition. Coll 649-9895. Rd.,9 to 6. $200. Call 646-3365. setto Real Estate 646- Call 643-7427. SEE IT — YOU’LL WANT IT 2482.a Wilson Business Offices and support services. Fur­ Moving sale- Items In­ 1971 Blue VW Bug - excel­ this home has an Two Bedroom, range, re- nished offices, secretarial clude refrigerator, micro- lent condition, A M / F M trlgeroter, dishwasher. service, reception, tele­ BOATS/MARINE wave convection oven, cassette. Asking $950. Call unusual location near Nathan Hale School. You'll love CONDOMINIUMS No pets. $575 month. 646- phone answering, word EQUIPMENT braided rug, air condi­ after 6pm 649-8972. the extra large appllanced kitchen with cozy breakfast FOR SALE 2319. processing and copier fa­ tioner and much more. nook, 20x18 living room with fleldstone fireplace and cilities. Level H Watkins Saturday and Sunday. 19 1974 Datsun 260Z-3SP. large picture windows, 20x10 master bedroom with 16 toot M od River canoe, South Village Condomini­ 30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Center, 935 Main St., M an­ Jurovaty Road, Andover Runs good. Needs some many bullt-lns, private back yard. This home Is charm­ room, heated apartment. paddles Included. Used body work. $800 or best ingly strange. Come see for yourselfl ums. 3 room condomi­ chester. 647-0073. four times. Excellent con­ 742-5921. nium. 165 South St. No.42. No appliances. Security. otter. 649-8355. •102,900. $520 monthly plus utilities. dition. $800. Please coll Rockville. Asking $45,900. 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- Mostly clothing and mis­ Inquire at premises. Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 cellaneous Items. Satur­ Toyota Tercel, '83, Silver, to 5 RESORT 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor 5 speed, $3,500/best offer. Bob. day July 12, rain date One Floor Llvlng- PROPERTY Sunday July 13, 9am to 646-6249. Beoutlful 2 bedroom con- • Sparkling Brand New - 2 4pm. 471 North Main O H U O ;- 646-1316 dominium on first floor. story Duplex In Coventry Coventry Lake - Water­ Street, Manchester. 1978 Datsun B-210. Auto­ Large rooms. Convenient on 2.7 acres of beautifully front cottages now availa­ PETS AND V- matic transmission, 2- to everything. Priced at wooded sight. 11 miles ble. $150-$250 o week. 742- SUPPLIES Tog Sale - Moving South. door. $1,200 or best offer. JACKSTON-SHOWCASE Call 643-2034. only $52,900. Coll today tor from downtown Manches­ 3022. Wingback chair, Windsor ter. Very close to shop­ rocker, tier table, 6 cu. details. Joyce G. Epstein 1963'/j Ford Galaxl. Real Estate 647-8895.0 ping areas. Various local Mlsquomlcut - available Free to good home - 2 foot freezer, 50's glnny lakes, and golf course. August 2-9. 3 bedroom, orange neutered mole dolls, lots of winter clo­ 4 door, hard top. Manchester-On Fairway. Coll Jon at 643-2487. M on­ walk to beach. Coll 649- cots. Lovable but son thing, some new, some Needs T.L.C. Use every­ day - Friday. allergic. 646-0369 day. Coll 646-0236. 2 bedroom, 2'/2 baths, 9345. old. Including mink stoles. basement, deck, pool, ten­ Also lots of household nis, family room, 1700 so. Manchester Main St. 3 miscellaneous. Saturday Ford Granada - 1975. High ft., upgrades. $129,900.643- rooms, stove, and refrig­ MISCELLANEOUS 9 to 5. 80 Bretton Rd. mileage, runs well, $450. 5697 erator. For more Informa­ FOR SALE Call 647-9065. tion coll 563-4438 or 529- FURNITURE Unusual Tag Sale, Satur­ Open House - 1 to 4pm, 7858. day, July 12, 9-4pm. Sun­ 1980 C hew Citation, 4 Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with day, July 13, 9-noon. door hatch, 4 speed, Sunday, 7-13-86. D on't poles. $30. 643-8095.D AM/FM, very good condi­ miss this Condo opportun­ 5 room, 2 bedroom, large Antique cuckoo clock, yard, convenient loca­ corner shelf($10), electric tion. $1,200 or best offer. ity! 2 bedrooms, salt box Whirlpool Washer - like 643-2339, call otter 5pm. single unit of 32 acres; tion. Available 8-1. $600 o King - Sized bed. Firm typewriter, Victorian month plus utilities. I'/j new, 4 wash cycles, varia­ chalr($45), book shelf, fleldstone fireplace. mattress. Two twin box ble water levels, water Cathedral ceilings In liv­ months security required. springs. Frame. Excellent portable dishwasher, Coll 643-0110. temperature selector. swan arm rocker, beauti­ ing room, lofted bed­ condition. Will be sold $175. Moving. 649-0354. room, pool; oil this and with 2 complete sets of ful linen teaset($5), Per­ privacy! 24 miles from For Rent - 4 room oport- sian lamb and Ermine 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto ment. Heat, hot water and sheets, 1 bedspread. All Hartford. $79,500. Your tor $220, or best offer. hat($5), lots of kitchen trans, AM-FM radio, air host, William Demtsey. appliances Included. 2 SWIMMING POOLS items, knlck knacks, cond., beige with tan Inte­ months security. No child­ 643-8082, evenings & wee­ Directions: 184 to exit 70, kends. Keep trying!. EVERVTHINQ MUST OOI books!.25), records, styl­ rior. Under 14,000 miles In $69,900 left on Route 32, .7 of o ren or pets. $425 0 month. Various t iz n of display and ish clothes, hats and hand­ excellent condition. $9,800 VERNON 649-9297. bags, No "Early Birds" NEW TO MARKET mile to Schosleld Rd., Pine hutch with gloss repotssssed KAYAK POOLS or best offer. 633-2468. right on Schofield, .6 of o windows on top, excellent - factory reconditioned. Ma­ Please! 48 Buckingham Charming Victorian nufacturers' Warranty. Instal­ Spacious, 5 room condo unit, large basement mile to North Wlllington condition. Asking $300. St.loff Middle Take. East 1972 Volkswagen Super apartment - 4 rooms. lation and financing avalla- and Earl St.). storage area, air conditioning, appllanced Village. Follow signs to Coll 646-0633. Beetle. Doesn't run. 649- kitchen with extra cabinet space, first floor open house. South Manchester. Ma­ bale. Only a tew lefti MAKE 8241. Keeptrylnch laundry area, wall to wall carpeting and thermo­ ture couple. First floor. U S AN OFFER. Cell Toll Free Saturday, 10 to 4,4 family pane windows. Private garage with door No pets. $400 month plus 1-800-THE-PDOL. yard sale. Antiques, col- Ext. A168 MOTORCYCLES/ opener. A lot of living space for the money. INVESTMENT utilities. 649-2400 otter Merchandise leqtables, toys, gifts, and Located in an area of lovely hornes. 5pm. household Items. Rt. 85, MOPEDS PROPERTY Bolton, North of School 474 Main Street, 3 room Rd. Rain date, Sunday. Wi cm help you bocoma i For Sole - Air conditioner, 1976 Harley Davidson Florida - Adult living from apartment. $400 monthly. I7C J TV/STEREO/ window ton, kitchen set XLCH1000 In mint condi­ “REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Utilities not Included. No Tag Sale - Saturday, 7/12, $16,900. 3 new communi­ I ^ ^ U p p lia n c es and lounge choirs; Coll tion. 12,000 original miles. Cill 040-4525. and Mk for Oin. ties In central Florida. appliances. Security. Coll 649-7561. 8:30 - 1:30, rain or shine. Asking $3,000. Coll any­ Private, secure with adult 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. Kitchen Items, porch fur­ time. 635-1998. D. F. REALE, INC. amenities. Dpening spe­ Panasonic Upright Va­ Franco Beige stove - niture, sporting goods, cial complete at $16,900. cuum — With attach­ chairs, sinks, drafting books, miscellaneous. ffMf C«f*to Excessive abbreviations ments, bogs & extra belt. 7 board, Tunturl Excercy- South Main to Lutz Mu­ MISCELLANEOUS Write MPI, Box 3278, obbrevlote results! Be 175 Main St.. Manchester, Ct Dcolo, F L 32678. months old. $50. Good cle, camping gear, dishes, seum, turn at Lakewood I AUTOMOTIVE 646-4525 sure reoders understand condition. Coll 646-3245 pans, woman's tennis Circle to 52 Bruce Rd. Invest today In this mod­ your ad by avoiding ab­ after 5pm. clothes and Latitfa suits, breviations. 643-2711. For Sole -1982 Didsmoble ern 5 unit building. Prime size 10. Call 649-4813. Toronodo. Excellent Con­ Manchester location near Electric Stove, 5 years dition.Complete luxury hospital. Good Income. Now taking applications old. $75. Coll 646-6359 otter 1 CAMPERS/ cor. $10,000. 1984 Ford “We guarantee our for 1 and 2 bedroom 5pm. TRAILERS F150 Explorer 4x4. Low houses". Blanchard & wolfing list for elderly ENDROLLS mileage, excellent condi­ housing In Manchester. 27'A width - 258 Rossetto Real Estate 646- GOOD THINGS 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. tion. Must see. $10,000. 2482.0 Coll between 8:30 and 5 at I 13V4 width - 2 for 258 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ 528-6521. TO EAT Sleeps 6. Fully self con­ MUST be picked up at the tained. Shower and toilet. lent running condition. Manchester Herald Office Sacrifice at $2195. Call Good solid truck. Rigged Taking applications for o Pick Your Dwn Raspber­ before 11 A.M. ONLY. for plowing. $5,000. 1982 Rentals 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. 429-0633. Ford E250 Von. Good rooms, $500 per month Bunker Hill Rd. Coventry. condition with rocks. and o 3 room apartment, 1 Coll for details. 742-8402. $5,000. 1972 Audi IDOLS. bedroom with heot and I CARS I CARS 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat ROOMS hot water. $375 per month. FOR SALE FOR SALE 128, All best offer. Good FOR RENT For appointment coll: FUEL OIL/COAL/ terms on all vehicles. No Phllbrick Agency, 646- money down to quollfled Ladles Dniy. Nice, quiet 4200. FIREWOOD buyer. Private seller. Coll room for rent. Senior 643-1021. citizen or working girl. Manchester-2 or 3 bed­ For Sale - Firewood. Save lake a Look' Located on bus line. Ref­ room duplex. August 1st. money, buy now; 4 foot 2 Mounted Snow Tires. erences and security. Af­ Steve, refrigerator, hot lengths. $60 a cord, cut M SA 78-13. In good shape. ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. water Included. $490 plus and spilt $90 or cut to 1985 LINCOLN Coll 6494)028. heat. 646-8640 after 6 and order. All prices Include weekends. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. Manchester sleeping TOWN CARS INVITATION TO BIO Unique 3 bedroom Ranch room for working gentle­ 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, The Moncheiter Public man. $185 a month plus gos for cooking, third 1 ^ OFFICE/RETAIL School solicits bids for.PAR­ with in-law suite, security deposit and refer­ floor. Reliable middle TIAL ROOF REPLACE­ ences. No cooking, np aged adults preferred. No EQUIPMENT MENT AT ILLING JUNIOR pets. 643-2121. H IGH SCHOOL ond o FOUR- excellent location. pets. Security. Referen­ WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP for ces. 646-6113 or 643-5363. For sale. 9x12 all wool tho 1986-1t87 school yeor. braided rug, Chippendale Soolod bids will bo recolved I APARTMENTS sofa, 83 Inches long. Ex­ until July 22, i m , 2:00 P.M. STORE AND for roof roolocoment and FOR RENT I cellent condition. Kero­ 6 In Stock M 4 , 4 9 5 2:30 P.M. for the four-wheel OFFICE SPACE sene heater, only 2 years drive pickup, at which timo thoy will be publicly opened. The Peterman Agency Modern 3 room first floor old. Quartz heater, 2 Chip­ pendale wing chairs, an­ The right Is reserved to re- apartment. Heat, applian­ Monchester-otflce space /BBORIJ BROTHERS/ loct any and oil Mdt. Spoclfl- 649-9404 647-1340 647-0080 ces Included. Ideal for available. 1,2, or 3 rooms. tique night stand, orlolnot cotlons and bid forms may be working mature married Prime location. Parking, milk red point. Bench set secured at the Business Of­ complete with weights. fice, 45 North School Street, couple or retired lady. No heat, lights Included. Manchester, Connecticut. i Very reasonable. Call Coll after 6pm except Sot. pets. References and Se­ 301 CMtor St; NMchtUB M3-S135 0204)7 curity. 643-5363. Alex Matthews, 649-4003. anytime. 646-580a.

WEEKEND p LuS, Saturday. July 12. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 12, 1986 2 Between the Lines Weekend Pins M agazine Bargains of the Month /. Q. / would like to know all Saturday, July 12, 1986 about Richard Chamberlain, like where he was bom and went to school, how old he is, what he’s been in attd whether he’s been married. J.W .,

Modesto, Calif. o r a l * " m j . A. George Richard Chamberlain 2 Between the Lines: The story is 51, was bom in Los Angeles, ' behind the story. the son of a businessman and a mm SuppS— housewife, went to Beveffy'Hills 4 Outlook: Swimmers inspire 9.99 ^ 788 4.99 High School and Pomona 78-Pc. First Aid KHw/ 60-Ft. Rslnforced 6-Qt. Cooler Chest College, where he majored in distrust from a non-swimmer. towelettes, bandages, Hoss w/brass cou­ holds a 6-pk. plus Ice. art. After graduation, he served lirst aid cream, cold plings, Thum Thing" con­ With handy storage tray in Korea, and upon his return he 5 Profiles: Sylvester Benson pack and more, siss nector. H-ln. I.D. soevB lor keys, etc. orr resumed painting, intending to q u a n tities UNITED OUANTmES UMITED make it his career. He found it a Q Cover Story: Car buffs converge on < Manchester Bolton bit solitary, however, and turned 277 West Rt. 44 to acting — working as a Burr Corners every Tuesday night ' Middle Tpke. constmetion worker and HARDWARE STORES 649-5355 649-1320 chauffeur to fund his studies. 0 Weekend Television: Program With a few other actors, he founded a theater company in schedules, features and puzzles, Los Angeles, the Company of ' through page 16. By Josie Angels, but then drifted where the work was: TV. 1 2 At the Movies: The title ‘ ‘ About He played a few minor roles, Lose shot a pilot called “Paradise Last Night” doesn’t tell you much Kid” that didn't sell, and was ... Norman Bates is back in lOpounds S ta n now. and see test results one of many actors, to audition business... Film capsules. Q. Please tell me about Debbie for a new medical series. He got Richard Chamberlain with the Diet Center. Lose up to 10 Alien. / think she’s great. pounds In 2 weeks-and keep on the lead in 1961 in “Dr. in 2 weeks. fiolng.%u wont reel hungry.mu w/// Louise, Scranton, Pa. Kildare” and became a TV star, 13 Music: The Fixx is back and feel encouraged every single day. A. She’s 33, the youngest of which he would remain for five touring... A new biography of Janis three children of Dr. Andrew Callnowandbereadyforthesum- years. After the show ended, he Musketeers” and “The Four Joplin... Turlltable tips. mertbur first consultation Is free. , Allen, a dentist, and Vivian I returned to the stage, made three Musketeers” among them. Ayres, an artist and art center films, “Joy in the Morning,” Returning to Hollywood, he director; they divorced when she “Twilight of Honor” and starred in the movie “The 17 Sexuality: Scientists still don’t STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS was 4. (Her siblings are Tex, a “Petulia,” and co-starred (with Towering Inferno,” then ‘The know what causes homosexuality, jazz musician, and Phylicia, a k Mary Tyler Moore) in a Last Wave” in Australia; and on a Clair Huxtable on “The Cosby Broadway musical, “Breakfast strikes. AND GET YOUR Show.’’) TV “The Count of Monte at Tiffany’s,” which bombed. In Cristo” and “The Man in the 18 On the House: Denise Batsie fills She was raised in Houston, 1968, he moved to England. Iron Mask.” 4th week FREEI started dancing at 8 and at 14 His work in England amazed His appearance in the her Kimberly Drive home with 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 was admitted to the Houston Catherine Oxenberg the naturally skeptical critics. miniseries “Centennial” kicked country touches. Ballet Foundation. She then They gave him raves for his off a long reign as king of the attended Howard University, performance in a BBC miniseries. Among his from which she graduated cum production of Henry James’ On the Road: Preparing your car Q. / think Catherine Oxenberg is very beautiful and talented, successes: “Shogun,” “The 20 laude, and moved to New York but I don’t know much about her. Please help. L.J., Trenton, “Portrait of a Lady” as well as for the long haul. to make it as a daiKer. She his portrayal later of Hamlet, no Thom Birds,” “Wallenberg: A NJ. small achievement since he was Hero’s Story” and the recent obviously did, first as a member A. She’s 24, was bom in New York, the daughter of an of the George Faison Dance the first American actor since “Dream West.” Currently, he’s 18 21 The Curious Shopper: The caffeine American self-made millionaire, Howard Oxenberg, and Princess John Barrymore in 1929 to even figuring out what to do next, Company, then on Broadway in Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, whose niece, Catherine’s cousin, is the debate rages around coffee and tea. musk»ls such as “Raisin” and be allowed to play the role in although a proposed TV nriovie exiled heir to the throne. Her parents divorced when she was 3 England. for ABC, “Ca.sanova,” has been s I fl y R e 0 1 “Ain’t Misbehavin’.” Her TV and both parents remarried, making her one of six siblings whose He also made a few movies: on the boards for a while. He 22 Dining In: Salmon is a find if you work was pretty successful, too. ages span from infancy to over 40 and who are spread out, does have a movie set for She played Alex Haley’s wife in “The Madwoman of Chaillot” are watching cholesterol. “Dynasty”-like, all over the world. with Katharine Hepburn, “The release: “Allan Quatermain and “Roots IP and one of the “3 She was raisMl in England, where she attended a girls’ school. the Lost City of Gold.” Girls 3,” a critically praised but Music Lovers” with Glenda 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits At 13, she began entertaining thoughts of becoming an actress, Jackson, “The Three No, he’s never been married. short-lived 1977 series. thoughts encouraged by her mother’s fiance at the time, Richard Chan’s Garden. Her turning point came in Burton. (He coached her on Shakespeare for school plays.) At 16, 1980 when she earned raves on she moved back to the U.S. and transferred to the prestigious St. Broadway in a revival of “West Paul’s prep school. Later, she was accepted by Harvard but Specials for the Month of July Side Story” and was featured in deferred her enrollment to work as a model and leam acting. Q. / think forte Pauley is a real Served Tuesday - Sunday the movie version of “Fame.” On her second audition, she was cast as the Princess of Wales doll. When is she expecting her The next year, she had a major in the TV movie “The Royal Romance of Charles and Diana.” baby and will she take a leave role in the movie “Ragtime” (Coincidentally, or perhaps not coincidentally, her mother’s of absence from “The Today 21 Vitello Saltinbocca H2.95 and began her ongoing stint as second cousin'is Prince (Tharles.) That led to auditions for two Show”? L . Stevens, N . Liberty, Mfidallions of Veal layered with the star of the TV version of shows, “Glitter” and “Velvet,” neither of which she got, but tnd. “Fame.” Currently, she’s on which introduced her to producer Aaron Spelling, producer of A. She and husband Garry Proscuitto and Mozzarella, Broadway, and will be until late “Dynasty.” Obviously, that meeting paid off; she starts shooting Trudeau are expecting the baby Sauteed in Marsalar Wine. ^ptember, in a triumphant next season’s episodes later this month. in late August and, as we go to revival of the musical “Sweet press, she hasn’t decided what to Pasta con Gameretti ^12.95 Charity.” A lot of her work for do about a leave of absence. Green and White linguini next season’s “Fame” was “She Just says she wants to taped in advance and she’ll tape work as far up to the due date as in a garlic tomato sauce Q. / recently saw Torvill am! Dean, the ice skaters, in person topped with shrimp. new material when she leaves and thought they were wonderful. Are they married and will possible,” explains an associate, Broadway. “and come back as soon as •they be skating here'again? Merci, Belleville, N.J. Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) She was also recently in A. They seemed pretty affectionate at the time of the 1984 possible. She worked up to a supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St.. New York, Richard Pryor’s film “JoJo month before the birth of her Olympics but, no, they are not married and, according to an aide, published Saturdays by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. Re-opening July 15 Dancer,” a role originally “ate not going together.” The response to their performance on twins, Ross and Rachel, and Publishing Co., 16 Braihard Place. intended for sister Phylicia, who Do you have any questions or comments the recent tour was favorable, so they should be returning. At this came back to work two months Manchester, Conn. 06040. recommended Debbie when her point, it looks like they’ll be back in October-November for a later. If all goes'well, she may about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d “Cosby" schedule made it 40-city tour. do that again.” Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please pddress impossible. The sisters, Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to; Weekend Plus Magazine, reportedly, are competitive but Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-0654 P.O. Box 591. Manchester, Conn. 06040. close. She’s married to basketball star Norm Nixon and they have Anything you’d like to know about prominent ON THE COVER — Tom McCann Jr. and hla son. Todd, have spent years In 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON, CONN 06040 a 2-year-old daughter, Vivian. personalities? Write to Josie, King Features the garage of their McKee Street home, restoring and modifying a 1939 Ford. 643-2342 Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St, New York, N.Y. They are among the regulars at the Tuesday night car rallies at Burr Corners In Manchester. Cover photography by David Bashaw/Manchester Herald. 10017. Jane Pauley ■. t ■ WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July 12. 1966 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Non-swimmer confesses fears Sylvester Benson Aq* 70 Born Sept. 18, 1915 Occupation retired, hospital volunteer Distrust of Esther Williams types runs deep Favorite restaurant Vito's Birch Mountain Inn Favorite food pork chops By Sarah Ovcrstraat Favorite hobby volunteering Favorite sport football ne of my friends told Roots for Green Bay Packers me recently that she Idea of a good vacation stay home, relax worked during her read, watch good television high-school summers What you do to relax as a lifeguard. I Type of entertainment preferred old-time movies on television suppose I'll still like Favorite entertainer Sid Ceaser her,O but I’ll never trust her m m m m k Favorite actor Paul Newman again. Favorite actress Joanne Woodward I have the same distrust of tm m m tm tK people who can swim well as I Favorite song "Rosalie” do those bom naturally Kind of music preferred semi-classical beautiful, filthy rich or with Favorite magazine Reader’s Digest lilting, operatic voices: There's Favorite store In Manchester Stop & Shop either something wrong with Pet cat. Zippy them or me. We can’t be from Manchester Mall the same species. Favorite spot In Manchester I have no idea why I can’t Car 1975 Buick swim; I simply can’t. I can • Favorite color blue dog-paddle and frog-fling Favorite quote “Be happy — go lucky.” enough to save my life if the Last book read “Gone with the Wind” boat or shore isn’t too far away, Pet peeve Manchester traffic system but I can’t do the Esther Williams-type smooth, sure Favorite T V show The Untouchables strokes. I can’t even do the Best thing about Manchester relaxing lifestyle Diana Nyad Worst thing about Manchester too much speeding, one-more-stroke-and-I ’ m-dead, noisy cars English Channel masochist stroke. If I get my face in the David Rocha/Manchaster Herald water, the whole body goes. If taking swimming lessons f qualified one for any type of prowess, I’d be giving Ms. Nyad a run for her money at this very moment. My parents started bringing me to swimming lessons when I was in the Taking swimming les­ RECAVS second grade, back in the days when our city fathers paid for sons does not assure children to have free swimming that one will have t lessons. Every weekday morning prowess in the pool. during the entire month of June the folks would put me in the shell-shock from the shrieking. This was in the days when we might have otherwise started climbed plenty long enough to backseat of our 1957 Plymouth Poolside, huge groups of kids little girls wore rubber to gloat, our instructor asked us ' reach the top and hadn’t broken Savoy, the piping on the vinyl were faced by a brave group of swimming caps with chin straps to dive off a small diving board. water, she discovered her seats digging at my bare legs. I teen-age and adult instructors. I think it goes without saying mistake and shoved herself didn’t learn to swim that year, and ridges around the edges to We were divided into groups keep out the water. Actually, , that the same genetic body toward the real surface of the but I did learn to associate first by the honor system — quality that enables one to float water. Plymouths, bare legs and worn they were better at keeping out Vi r “OK, now, everyone in this sound than water. must be present to dive About that time, our vinyl piping with abject terror here group has to know how to There I’d be trying my successfully, and it is no use' instmetor, who never once got and imminent death. float on his back” — and then trying if you don’t have it. My her hair wet in 12 weeks, I went willingly the first year. damdest to back float, listening by skill tests. After I failed the to the instructor, when the water friend and I didn’t have it. realized something was wrong SUITS SLACKS I went under duress several float test — seat plunging Something happened and thrust her long bamboo would cover the cap and my ears ff i c L cc o xA ® Hart, Schaffner & ^^arx...... years following until I convinced toward the bottom, legs kicking, automatically to our bodies when rescue pole toward my friend, Hart, Schaffner & Marx.....Ren. »400 • 2 9 9 ’® my parents I’d die if I had to be and I’d hear, “Nawwrrr, keesh arms failing to grab hold of ur wawwdy rerashed und yeshht they saw the surface of the water just in time to giv^ her a good . . . TV „ lo a n o n ■ Sans-A-Belt Slacks...... Ren. ».S0 *40®® in the beginner’s class again, something, anything, anyone — coming at them, and our limbs whack as she came gasping and Christian Dior...... Ren. *32,S • 2 4 9 ’® what with me being a head taller etta wahsher hodeju uppp.” I was sent to Beginners to learn Pretty soon I’d go under into the straightened out just like a dog’s hacking to the surface. I took it than everyone else and all. to float. sliding off a front porch. as an omen and didn’t enroll in Yves Saint Laurent...... Ren. *29.5 » 2 1 9 ’® " ...... Oh, it was awful. world of muffled blubs. I felt I never did. like a submarine. Splaaaaaaft! Smaaaaack! the Advanced Beginners class. Sasson...... Ren. .2,so • 1 8 9 ’® • Haggar Polywool Slacks...... Ren. ..3.S » 2 6 « Every June, throngs of I’m convinced floating on One night toward the end of I learned what I wanted, all-sized, squealing and yelling, A lot of chlorine up the nose one’s back has to do with a and in the eyes later, a the course, my friend executed a anyway. I can go to a pool bathing-suited and thong-footed Discover Regals For Service — Selection — Style special material that some high-school friend and I decided reasonable dive but became party, jump in and fling a little' children would show up at the people’s bodies are made of and to take swimming lessons for disoriented in the water. She toward a nice, safe bank. Then I pool, pushing noses through the some are not. No matter how women at the YWCA. We were found the bottom, thought it was can get out, toss my hair chain-link fence until we were much the instructors held me up 14 by that time and thought that the side, and tried to climb it. nonchalantly and go get my let into the smelly rock dressing in the small of my back and told surely, in a class full of women When she thought she had drink. ■ 2 FOR 1 building with our lesson punch me to relax and let the water all older than us and minus cards. hold me up. I’d just about think smirking elementary-school SHORT SLEEVE KNITS... If you didn't slip on the slick, I was going to float, after all, boys, we would succeed. Buy one at regular price - wet concrete of the dressing and my entire head would go Some of the women in the RECAVS area, some kid would nearly under. class never progressed past the Get the second knit for "Your Quality Man’s Shop" mow you down as you walked The rest of me would then state where they hold onto timidly, shoulders hunched and follow, until I panicked, buckled pieces of plastic foam and just * 1 ; . arms across your almost-bare and threw my feet down. The kicked across the shallow end, Mix and Match, Higher Price Prevails... chest, to the pool. You knew if instructors, regardless of prior but my fiiend and I learned to Downtown Manchester - Open Thursday nite ’til 9:00 you didn’t get an ear infection experience as Sunday School dog paddle. After a few weeks from the water, you were at teachers and scout leaders, were of p^dling around the edges of least going home with disgusted. the pool, and just about the time WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story

j x n Rallies .i»j| are ‘in’ at Burr "W: Corners

r~i At 7 o'clock on a warm Tuesday evening, the bank, hair salon and tire shop on the west end of Burr Corners shopping center are dark. Merchants' doors arc locked for the night. But the parking lot in front of those doors is filling up. rather than emptying out. There are ■■ three white 19.57 Chevrolels. two black 1966 Catalinas. and even a gray 1948 Packard. In about half an hour, the lot will be packed with gleaming vintage automobiles, most with their hoods open Hundreds of people will mill around, carrying cans of sodas or ■m . enormous milkshake cups, ts'i: greeting old friends, making new acquaintances, and talking about chrome-plated engine blocks and triple carburetors. Here the term "nosed and , decked" is tossed around. It Bruce Johnstone’s doesn't refer to a disaster in the cream-colored Exca- boxing ring, but to a modification to remove chrome libur, a reproduction of parts and smooth out the front a 1933 Mercedes, and rear ends of an older car. attracts a curious "Pin stripes" are not the clothes worn by an attorney, but glance, above. The car rt f d the fine, curving lines which can features spoke wheels add class to a paint job. Hi And "getting lowered?" This and leather-bound is not a command to a limbo trunk at the rear. Left, dancer, but a description of a car that's been lowered on its car buffs mill around, Don Tuttle of Manchester sits proudly at the wheel of his wheels. peering beneath the 1960 Corvette at a Tuesday night car rally at Burr □ □ □ hoods of one another’s Corners. What's going on here is the autos. "no-name" Tuesday night car IH rally. There is no organizer, no sponsor and no club leadership. Yet for almost five years, car fans from more than a dozen towns have gathered in Manchester on mild Tuesday nights from April through October, swapping car stories (m-m and admiring each other's work. Although it started small — '1 Tuesday night cruisin’ about a dozen car buffs met in the McDonald's Restaurant parking lot on Tolland Turnpike — many regulars claim that it's grown into New England’s largest weekly car rally. On a good night, more than 150 older story by Nancy Pappas cars will fill two acres of parking lot. from McDonald’s to the Savings Bank of Manches­ ter. Photos by Reginald Pinto At about 7:15 p.m.. Bruce Johnstone of Manchester pulls iO r- his cream-colored 1933 Mer­ cedes into a space at the edge of the lot. The engine shuts off with scarcely a whisper. This is Continued .. \ W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12. 1986 - 9 W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1 9 ^ 8 Gover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION Saturday, July 12

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It WNEW New York:’NY • (5) [E S P N ] Gillette W orld of Sports (R). venture Hour spectacular and diverse community of upholstered roof that’s tufted "Most of your men here, Impala. WTNH New Haven. CT (tJ MOVIE: 'Grey Lady Down' A nuclear [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Last Unicom' A Puttin' on the Hits creatures inhabit the surface of the Sar­ something constructive.” Luce turns the scrawny line of trees WOR New York. NY GD submarine becomes trapped deep beneath with buttons so it looks like the they’re between the ages of 30 "We graduated high school in (f) unicorn encounters romance and peril gasso Sea near Bermuda. (60 min ) (R). along the edge of Route 84 into WPIX New York. NY IV GD Punky Brewster the sea after a collision with a freighter and 50. and they grew up with says. “ Yeah, well it’s his fault 1959. This is what we’d have while searching for others of her kind. Three Stooges back of a club chair. WHCT Hartford, CT 'IV GD Charlton Heston, David Carradine, Stacy stunning silhouettes. Voices of Mia Farrow, Jeff Bridges, Newton's Apple (CC) "Everybody’s got their own the old muscle cars, the real that I was born with a wrench in done, what we’d have bought WTXX Waterbury., C T ZOI (<0) Lucha Libre S IN (60 mir>.) Keach. 1978. But the magnificence of the Tammy Grimes. 1982. Rated G. GD Super Libro imagination invested in their power cars." says Pallas. "It my hand, instead of a silver then, if we’d had the money.” WWLP Springfield. M A i2Z GD Say Brother WEDH Hartford, CT [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow La Plaza a iS-M r. T spoon.” McCann says. skies doesn’t interest those who GD World Class Championship Wres­ cars." says Wilkos. " I ’ve just was an excellent age to be she says. She pats the ear which WVIT Hartford, CT 301 Expo a s Rod 8. Rm I [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch tling (60 min) mingle with the Mercuries at sports the license plate WSBK Boston. M A :3V got a little more than some. ” learning about cars. Everyone 9:10AM [C N N ] Health Week [DIS] MOVIE: The Boy and the Bronc tSSl Thro* Stoogot □ □ □ Burr Corners. They appear far WGGB Springfield. M A 4 0 [ES P N ] Hydroplane Racing: Budweiser was fascinated by the beauty KROOZN. Buster' A rodeo rider is idolized by a ® MOVIE: 'Oirtv Mary. Craiy Cruise nights in other towns WXTV Paterson. NJ i41 Ulysses 31 APBA Gold Cup (60 min ) (R) more interested in the splendor 9:30AM CD young friend who dreams of being a bronc Two slock car racers 'ead lawmen on a have rules, guidelines, regula­ and the power. I guess a lot of us They are among a half-dozen "Tuesday nights in Manches­ WGBY Springfield, M A sr QD America's Top Ten buster. Earl Holliman, Vincent Van Patten. [M AX] MOVIE: Oxford Blues' (CC) A dangerous chase. alter extorting here below: the turquoise of a WTIC Hartford. CT tions. "You might not get a are reliving some of that” young men at the Tuesday night ter are special. It’s great to get 1972. rough-edged student pursues a girl, and at $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 from a supermarket. Peter CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI ^ Andy Griffith 1954 Chevrolet, the Day-Glo together.” says Dick, who lives the same time, tries to improve his cha^rac- Fonda, Susan George, Roddy McDowell ripplica and a high-performance . rally who tell stories of ESPN Sports Network lESPNl GD New Jersey Hispano [H B O ] MOVIE: Cannonball Run II' (CC) ter by loining the school's rowing team, □ □ □ purple of a 1932 Ford roadster, This sequel features another collection of 1974 modified car at the same receiving ancient autos in in Vernon. "This is the best HBO Home Box Office iHBOl Rod 8i Reel rtob Lowe, Ally Sheedy, Amanda Pays the forest green of a 1960 place to see all your friends. We CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI guest-star crazies in all sorts of motorized 1984 Rated PG-13. 146) Candlapin BowUng (60 min.) event." explains Dean Pallas, a But if McCann and Pallas horrible condition on their 15th Movie Channel ITMCI [CN N] Money Week vehicles racing cross-country for cash Pontiac. TMC [U S A ] Beet of Money. Money S S U> M a ior do la Copa M utidial Repeti Tuesday night regular from represent one group at the or even 14th birthdays. "They come here, then sometimes we USA USA Network lUSAl [D IS] Donald Duck Presents Burl Reynolds, Dorn DeLuise. Doug / The last rays of sun create an McClure. 1984. Rated PG. East Hartford. Some clubs are Tuesday night rallies.-then figure you can fix it up by the go out for ice cream. It really is [E S P N ] Te n n is Magazine (R). 1 1 :30AM QD Kid's World Continued... eerie glow on the high-gloss looking only for Pontiacs or McCann’s son. Todd, and Todd’s time you’re old enough to drive like cruisin.’” WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July U. t»6 - II W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12. 19M — 10 Asner added Saturday, Continaed A Saturday, Continaed HOLLYWOOD (I'PIV - Edward Asner. five-time Em m y Video hits winner, has Joined the cast of cion do k>8 juegos de soccer realizados an mended which can mitigate the aging pro­ 10:00P M CX News GD The Honeymooners "Kate’s Secret." a two-hour Mexico. (2 hrs.) cess. (X Superstars of Wrestling (60 min.) (E) Santa Claus Conquers the Martians Yideocassette sales NBC-TV movie drama slnrHnu ® SMam* StTMt (CC) [C N N ] Styla W)th Elea Klanach Gf) The Untouchables (2 hrs ) Meredith Baxter Bimey (of [CNN] Nmnday [D IS ] Dienay's Legends and Haras (90 ACROSS DOWN (E) Coots Concert Series; Tears for @ (E ) Saturday Night Live Host Eddie 1 ."Jane Fonda's New Workout" (Karl-Lorlmar) "Fam ily Ties") as a bulimia [D IS] Th« Itacooom min.) Fears Murphy welcomes Robert Plant and the 2. 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Scott, Richard Baaahart, Martin -----X ■-»--- 0 United Natlona: abbr. min.) (R) In Stereo. trapped in a South Amencan country trying dalaohn, Vicki Saputo. 1984. oaigar rwwn to convince authonties that he is not a spy 6. "Alice In Wonderland" (Disney) food then purges herself. Sheen. 1972. Rated PG. 7 Aaong GD Blake's 7 14 IB "-8briMr"(ckMto James Gamer. Eva Renzi, George Ken­ 12:30PM GD movie: 'Dm OwI and puzztaxxwwar) 8 ftetraaBoona 7. "Playboy Video Centerfold 2" (Karl-Lorlmar) Two other faces familiar to TV tha Puaayoat' A atuffy imekoctual ba- 3:00PM GS star Oamas (60 min.) G D Joven es Heroes Serie tlena de accion, nedy. 1968. 18 Sandwich piaoa 11 Makadacpw humor y romance. Un entretenimienio para viewers also have been added to comaa involvad w ith a p M -tk n a proatitute (3 ) (MOVIE: 'House Across the Bay' A American Playhouse Movie Festival: 8. "Return of the JedI" (CBS-Fox) n o 20 LowtMa 13FWI los televidentes de todas las edades. (2 w ho intista aha ia not promiacuoua. Barbra story of the problems faced by prisoners' Th e Killing Fkx>r A black man emigrates 9. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorlmar) the cost: ShariBelafonte- 21 Mradow 14 Aetor/rinow Nril — hrs.) Straiaand, Gaorga Sagal, Robart Klein. wives. George Raft, Joan Bennett, Walter o o from the S ^ t h to the Chtcaro stockyards Harper of "Hotel" and Ben 10 kHiMte, a jF . 10."The King and I" (CBS-Fox) ^ 1970. Pidgeon. 1940. 21 n r 22 Sniolnr — [C N N ] CNN Evenir>g News during Wortd W ar I and nses to leadership 24 VIO*" 17 kto. Wari among a formerly all-white union. (2 hrs ) Masters of the "Celebrity" lS)Spidacman (S ) House for All Seaeoifc 10 Actor Qoodawa [ E S P N ] Superbouts Leon Spinks vs. Mu­ 28 loNknra on "Cutter to hammad Ali (Las Vegas, Febmary, 1978). series. Belafonte-Harper will @ Joy of Printing ® RockScbooi Hourion" 23 Bandteadar Handaraor [C N N ] Sports Tonight (60 min.) 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"Witness" (Paramount) that ha cannot meet mortgage paynmta, Malle explwes the changing face of Ameri­ 37 Alter Mar. 36 Dayaof— I 0 : 3 0 P M (X Black N e w s [E S P N ] A W A W restling (2 hrs ) (R) 'Arm’ film a nithlaaa tycoon schamaa to obtain the. can immigrants as we celebrate the 100th 30 Fonddu- 36 Bbiby or Drily 5. "To Live and Die In L.A." (Vestron) hotel for hia chain. Rod Taylor, Catherine anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. (90 o o GD Independent Network News 1 2:30AM X Mad Movies WHh the 6. "Agne8 of God" (RCA-Columbla) min.) 41 Baxter or Mura 30 Monogram fora ' L.A . Connection HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Spaak, Kevin McCarthy. 1967. Rated PG. 42 Actor Anwt Hawman (E) Alfred Hitchcock Presents 7. "Commando" (CBS-Fox) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Innocam Lowa' An unu-' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Great Expactatkins' A [C N N ] Evans and Novak Producer Martin Ransoholf has 40 DIphthone 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® ® GD ® ® ® aual romance bloaaoma between two col-! lower class boy is raiaed to be a gentleman 8. "Doath Wish 3" (MQM -UA) announced that his first project N e w s 12:35AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : T a n w of lege aturfenta. Mekaaa Sue Anrlerson. of great hopes snd dreams. John MiHs. Tin y T o w n ’ A pacifist tries to quiet a feud 9. "Remo Williams: Tho Adventure Begins" (Thorn-EMI) for Columbia Pictures will be Doug McKaon, Rrxdty Bauer. 1981. Vslerie Hobson, Alec (suirmess. 1946. X M O V IE : 'S in k the Bism arck!' Air and sea forces are combined to trap and sink in an Old West town populated entirely by 10. "Invasion U.S.A." (MQM -UA) "The Arm." starring Matt 1:00PM d ) MOVIE: 'The Night 3:30PM ( S ) Dining In Franca In Stereo. the Bismarck. Kenneth More, Dana Wyn- midgets. Billy Curtis. Yvonne Moray. a 1938. Dillon. Diane Lane and Tom m y StaN(*r' A newspaperman, investigating a GD Asl Va el Balsbol ter, Carl Mohner. 1960. series of murders wtiich have b a fM p ^ Lee Jones. © ) Innovation The capabilities and appli­ X Jackie Gleason 1 2:45AM ® m o v i e : 'ChaHIa Chan Action' An American Army colonel, strug­ contact with a paycopathic aerial mur­ ice. suspects that the kiHer is a vampire. in Egypt' Chan uncovers murder on an ar­ "The Arm,” a drama set cations of cryogenics are explored. GD The UnttHichables gling to convince the world that M IA's are derer. Kurt Ruaseil, Meriel Hemingway, Ri­ Darren McGavin. Carol Lynley, Simon Oa- ooooo chaeological expedition. Warner Oland, chard Jordan. 1985 Rated PG klnad. 1971. [CNN] Special Report stilt imprisoned in Vietnam, accompanies a against a gambling background (E ) Tales from the Derkside Pat Paterson, Rita Cansino. 1935. Senate investigation committee to Ho Chi (X) MOVIE: 'Centennial' The story of 4:00PM QS Dance Fever iM MOVIE: 'When MichaelI . Minh City. Chuck Norris. 1964. Rated R of Chicago in the late IBiiOs, Is TV puzzle solution on page 16 12:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e .- 'Revenge America begins as a French-Canadian trap­ ooooooo woman is terrorized by phone calls from a (S) MOVIE: 'King Kong' A giant ape, of the Nerds' (C C ) College freshmen, tired based on the novel by Clark per. Pasquinel. rescues a Scot fugitive child, presumably d e ^ for many years, 2:30AM g j ) m o v i e : 'T I w B M * and while terrorizing New York, falls in love of being humiliated by the campus jocks, Howard with the screenplay by from the Pawnees, and ends with more but determined to avenge his mother's the B e t a* A miNionaire learns of a female with a beautiful woman. Fay W ray, Bruce form their own fraternity, which eventually history of the town of Centennial. Richard death. Michael Douglas. Ben Gazzara, Eli­ cardsharp's reputation and calls off their Robert Roy Pool, Cabot, Robert Armstrong. 1933. leads to a confrontation between the two Chamberlain, Sally Kellerman, Richard zabeth Ashley. 1971. romance. George Gobel, Mrtzi Gaynor. GD Madeleine Cooks groups. Robert Carradine, Anthony Ed­ The picture is the first of a trio Crenna. Part 5 of 8. (X) Champkmahip Wraatiing (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Odd Man Out' A his hunchback sidekick save fair maidens David Niven. 1956. GZ) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin wards, Bemie Casey. 1984. Rated R. of films under Ransohoff's new G D M O V IE : 'T h e Exorcist' A young girl (3) MOVIE: 'The Brotherhood of the O S S t e r T r a k wountled teadar of die Irish Underground from a fate worse than death. Horst Jan- [C N N ] Sports Latenight GD Goodwill Games Badham contract becomes the victim of demonic posses­ Bell' The power of a secret fraternity to (3) Intaniatkmal World CbampkmaMp is hunted by die police. Jam es liteson, son, John Carson. 1972. 1:00AM' X Melba Moore's Collec­ [ESP N ] SportsCantar contract with Columbia, which achieve success for its members is Robert Newton. Kathleen Ryan. 1947. sion w hich commKs evil through her. Linda Wraatiing (60 mki.) [C N N ] Pinnacle tion of Love Songs In Stereo. equalled only by its determination to pun­ 8:30PM (3D MOVIE: 'The Cowboys' A [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Roaabud Baach HOLLYW OOD (U P I) - John calls for the production of three Blair, Max von Syd ow , Ellen Burstyn. [U S A ] Three's a Crowd [DIS] MOVIE: Bells Are Ringing’ A X Goodwill Games (60 min.) ish those who stand in the way. Glenn IS Buck Rogara rugged rancher, with 11 young boys as his H ota T The owner of a Florida hotel plans movies with an estimated 1973. timid girl w ho-w orks for a telephone an­ Badham. who directed "Satur­ Ford, Rosemary Forsyth, Dean Jagger. @ Motorwaak 7:05PM [C N N ] Spmls Saturday only hired hands, drives cattle across 400 GD Twilight Zone to blow it up for the insurance, but his (g ) Little Ariiss swering service takes a deep personal in- day Night Fever," "Blue aggregate production, distribu­ 1970. miles of the roughest country in the W est. (E) MTV Top 20 Video Countdown daughter turns it into a brothel inateed. Pe­ @ VagaS 7:30PM (3D Jeo pa rdy John Wayne, Bruce Dem, Colleen De- trest in all the clients. Judy Holltday, Dean ter Scoleri, Colleen Camp, Chriatopher Lee. tion and marketing budget of 145 @ ) Modem Maturity gl) PEUCULA: 'El Nino y el Tiburan' Thunder” and "War Games,” S i) Sabadoa Musicatea OD (91 In Search of... whurst. 1972. Martin, Fred Clark. 1960. 1: 10AM [CN N ] CNN Travel Guide 1984 Rated R ® Wild Kingdom Jorge Rivero. Milton Rodriguez, Monica has signed a two-year million (S?) A d a m S m ith '• M o na y W orld (B )(i!) At the Movies (X Benson (CC) The passing of Hal­ [ES P N ] SpoitsCenter (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Razorback' A man ® Let's Oo Bowling Prado. 1977. 3:00AM [CN N] Nqvnnlghl ley's Comet inspires Kraus to dream that [HBO] MOVIE; 'St. Elmo's Fire' (CC) searching for his missing wife in the Aus­ agreement with Universal Joy of Painting (61) Fam a (60 min.) M uppata [ESP N ] Auto Racing '86: CART Ctova- GZ) Washington Week In Review (CC) she and Benson are the last tw o people left Several college graduates discover.the pit- tralian outback is confronted by a giant land Budwaiaar Qra^ From Cleve­ Pictures to develop theatrical [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Stratton Stovy' [CN N ] Newswatch (E) Fourth Eetate - on Earth. (R). falls of life while trying to find their place in killer hog. Gregory Harrison. Bill Kerr. Chris [CN N] Newsday land. OH. (2 hrs , 30 min.) (R). films for the studio. Baseball pitcher Monty Stratton refuses to [D IS ] Baat of Ozzio and Harriet ® Price Is Right the world. Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, Ally Heywood. 1984. Rated R. In Stereo. [D IS ] MC VIE: 'Greyfriar’s Bobby' The GD Major League Baseball; New York let a tragic accident mark the end of his Sheedy. 1985. Rated R. [TM C ] MOVIE; Pala RIdar' (CC) An en­ Badham. whose most recent true story of a >hful dog in Edinburgh [ESPN] Surfing: Forenza Womena' Maurte Yankees at Minnesota (2 hrs.) 1:30AM X ® ABC News career. James Stewart, June -Altyson, W o rld C u p From Oahu, HI. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Avenging Angel' (CC) picture is “Short Circuit,” will who wati,..ad v «or his master's grave. Frank Morgan. 1949. ® What's Happening Now ‘ ( E ) ( E ) 2 2 7 W hen their home is burglar­ MOVIE: 'Caper of tha Golden Bulls' igmatic gunman comes to the rescue of a A reformed hooker studies law by day and X Donald Crisp. Laurence Naismith, Alex [U S A ] WHd World of Animate ized, Mary attempts to convince Lester to An ex-safecracker is blackmailed into re­ western mining town being threatened by give first right of refusal to [ES P N ] Auto Racing '86: Formula One [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report investigates murder at night. Betsy Rus­ Mackenzie. 1961. refurnish the entire apartment. (R) In employing his skills. Stephen Boyd, Yvette an evil land owner. Clint Eastwood, Mi­ G rand Prix From Paul Ricard, France. (2 6:30PM (S CBS Newa [U S A ] Cover Story sell. Rory Calhoun. 1985. Rated R. Universal for all projects [M AX] MOVIE: Mask' fCC) A disfi­ Stereo. Mimieux, Walter Stezak. 1967. chael Moriarty, Carrie Snodgress. 1965. hrs.) (R). ID SmaH Wonder developed by his production gured teen strives to lead a normal life with 6:00PM QD Alan King Show A highly ® This Old House (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Music Lovers' An Rated R. In Stereo. [ U S A ] Dick Ca ve tt (R). GD Independent Network Newa . the help of his strong-willed mother, Cher, (X) (S) A B C N ew a successful business tycoon decides to interpretation of the turbulent life of com­ [ U S A ] N ight Flight (R) company. The Great American ® Sneak P review s In Stereo. poser Peter Tchaikovsky is presented. Ri­ [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report Eric Stoitz, Sam Elliott. 1985. Rated PG- [C N N ] Sports Cloae-up leave W all Street to become a college pro­ 4:10PM N B C N e w a chard Chamberlain. Glenda Jackson. Max 3:30AM (3D MOVIE: Tha Davil Bat- A Picture Show. 13. fessor. 9:00RM (3D ® MOVIE: 'Running' 1:45AM [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: 4:30PM d) (3 Wide Worid of Sports (Sal Better HeeKh (CC) A marathon runner seeks an Olympic Adrian. 1971. Rated R. vengeful genius creates blood-sucking ThoGreat American Picture (ID ® DifTram Strakse (CC) Arnold Eric Bogosian: Drinking in America 1 :3 0 P M GD Soul Train (9 0 min.) victory to prove he's rK>t a loser. Michael bats trained to kill at the smell of perfume. (E) NBC Nightly News must make a tough decision when his girif- [U S A ] Night Flight Show will be based on the @ ® Inside Look Douglas, Susan Anspach, Lawrence Dane. 2:00AM (3D MOVIE: 'Th* Und*- Bela Lugosi, Dave O'Brien. 1942. GD Puttin' on the Hits @ Soepbox riertd is romantically willing and the guys at I I ; 3 0 P M X Hawaii Five-0 feated' The leader of a Union cavalry unit [C N N ] This Week in Japan Universal lot where Badham GD Living With Anirhals (S ) Happy Days Again school are waitir>g for a r>ext-day report. GD The Untouchables [C N N ] Pinnscle X MOVIE: 'SST: Disaster in the Sky' attacks a Confederate position. John began his career in the studio 3:55AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : M ad M ax: GD Wrestling (60 min.) @ ) GZ) Frugal Gourmet [D IS ] Still the Beevsr (R). ( E ) ® T h e Golden Qirte Blanche is The inaugural flight of the first Am ew an Wayne, Rock Hudson, Ben Johnson. MOVIE: 'The Tw o Face* of Dr. Jek- courted by a wealthy bachelor while Do­ Bayond Thun da rdo m a' (C C ) In an apoca­ mailroom. Badham's films Wall Street Week ® Golf: Anheuser-Busch Classic Live (3D supersonic transport turns into a night­ 1970. [ESP N ] SportsCenter yir Drama of man whose two opposing rothy ar>d Rose attempt to handle a bath­ lyptic society, a loner battles the ruthless include "Dracula,” "Whose Life [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday third-round coverage from Kings Milt Golf mare. Lome Greene, Burgess Meredith. At the Movies [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Meatbrite Part II' jCC) room plumbling problem. (R) In Stereo. GD queen of an evil city. Mel Gibaon, Tina Tu r­ Club in Williamsburg, VA. (90 min.) natures are leading him to self destruction. Peter Graves. 1977. Is It Anyway?" "The Bingo [ESP N ] Ravco's World Class Women In this sequel, Camp Sasquatch is pitted in Paul Massie, Dawn Addams, Christopher ® That's the Spirit ner, Bruce Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13 @ ) Living W ild (C C ) Krov and Ann Menu­ MOVIE: 'Devil Dog: Tho Hound of (R) . [C N N ] Big Story a boxing match against another nearby Lee. 1961. X [C N N ] Crossfire Long Traveling All-Stars and hin photographed this film following the Heir A suburban couple's puppy is im­ 4:00AM [C N N ] Lany King Waakand [HBO] MOVIE: 'American Dreamer' cemp. Archie Hahn, John Mangatti. Ri­ Motor Kings" and "American 1 :4 5 P M ® ® Major League Base­ GD Tales from the Darfcskle giant whale and sharks in the waters off bued with the spirit of the Devil. Richard [ E S P N ] Speedw eek (R). [M AX] MOVIE: Tha Maan Saaaon' (C C ) A n American housewife finds herself chard Mulligan. 1983. Rated PG. ball: A tla n ta at N e w Y ork M e ts or Phila­ The Untouchables Baja, C A . (60 min.) (R). Crenna. Yvette Mimieux, Victor Jory. (C C ) A Miami reporter is the only public Flyers.” embroiled in foreign espionage when she GD 2:1 SAM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Misting in delphia at Houston (2 hrs., 45 min.) [TIM C] Film Shorts © ) MOVIE: 'Johnny Belinda* A deaf- 1978. assumes the identity of a famous mystery (E ) MOVIE: 'The Year of Living Danger­ [U S A ] Last of tho Wild mute giri is raped by a bully and bewildered 2 : 0 0 P M Q D m o v i e : 'Funny Girl' This writer. Jobeth Williams. Tom Conti, Gian- ously' A journalist, trying to scoop the po­ by the problems she must now face. Jane musical is based on the life of comedienne carlo Giannini. 1984. Rated PG. tential p^itical overthrow of Irtdonesia, 7:00PM (3D News Magazine W ym an, Charles Bickford, Lew Ayers. ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL Fanny Brice. Barbra Streisand, Omar meets and falls in love with the British at­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Baby... Secret of the Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) (3D tache. Mel Gibson. Sigourney Weaver. 1948. Sharif. Kay Medford. 1968. Lost Legend' A sportswriter and his TEAM FOR SAVINGS (D Wheel of Fortune Linda Hunt. 1983. [ESP N ] Budwelaer Truck and Tractor CX Goodwill Games (4 hrs.) Live. scientist wife race her mentor to protect a 14 Servicea In 10 Minutes N ew a ® ( E ) T h e Facts of Life Blair is unexpect­ Pull From F^ladelphia, P A. (6 0 ntin.) (R). ® MOVIE: 'Train Robbers' A hard- prehistoric creature in remote Africa. Wil­ (ID edly called in as a birthing coach when her [M AX] MOVIE: 'Mask' (CC) A dish- Look Whal We Can Do For You... (No appointment necessarv) drinking widow bands together with a liam Katt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. (Til Jeffeiaona mother delivers her baby on Christmas gured teen strives to lead a normal life with group of cow boys to clear her son's name. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. O Essence Day. (R) In Stereo. the help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, • custom framing • photo 315 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER John Wayne. Ann-Mergret, Rod Taylor. 5:00PM (X J«ff«t*ons (E l Solid OoM Eric Stoitz, Sam EWott. 1985. Rated PG- 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop ft Shop) 1973. & Wild America (CC) restoration • oil restoration CX Black Sheep Squadron. Ig lM u p p a te 13. (S) Cau and Dogs (CC) MOVIE: 'Too Lata tha Haro' Tw o sol- 647-8997_ _ GD Fame (60 min.) O ) C onnecticut L e w m i kera diera out to capture a Japanese-occupied [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Pals RMar' (CC) An en­ • mirrors • laminating - t — ® MOVIE: 'Island of Dr. Moreau' A igmatic gunman cornea to the rescue of a OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: GD Papal Duckpin ChaHanga (60 min.) island a n g ^ ki a battle of w hs with the •Chang* OH (up to 5 qta.) 10W40 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 seaman is lured into the bizarre experiment E ) Beet of Family Feud western mining town being thraaterted by enemy. Michael Caine, Cliff Robertson, • calligraphy • texturing of P E N ^ O I I p of a mad scientist tinkering with evokjtion- (g) W W F Championship Wrestling (60 S ) It'S a Uvkig •Naw OH FHtar Thurs. 8:30-8:00 Hatvy Fonda. 1970. an evil lartd owner. Clint Eastwood, Mi­ ary matters. Burt Lancaster, Michael York, min.) •Chaaal* Luba ® Barney MWar chael Moriarty, Carrie Snodgress. 1985. reductions on to canvas Sat. 8-5 N i^ Davenport. 1977. GD Capitol Journal g i) La-Indapandancte da Argentina (2 Rated R. In Stereo. •Vacuum Interior ® Novete: Os Pura Saigra (60 min.) hra.) X •Chack Air FHtar Sun. 10-3 (3D El Mundo dal Box (90 min.) GZ) Victory Garden [CN N] Sbowbiz W Mk @ MOVIE: 'Doctor Who: The Aztecs' S3) Q oodw NkGam oa Tape delayed cover­ 9:10PM •Clean WIndahlald (SH Undaraaa World of Jacques Cous- [CN N ] Newswatch / age of nwn'e 4 ^ w om en's tannia; m an's •Chack TIr* Praaaur* taau @ Dance Fever 9:15PM [OIS]DTV [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Martin's Day' (CC) An boxkn, wraatiing, water polo: and wom­ •Chack Belt* A Ho*** [ E S P N ] O u td o o r U fa (R). escaped convict kidnaps a young boy. Ri­ en's diving. (3 hra.) 9:30PM ® ( B Nto and M ra . C . Gerri CHECK AND FILL: [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Swtea Family Robbwon' persuades Mrs. C. to pay the biHs by prom­ exposure [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Tha Death Kisa' A mur­ chard Harris, Justin Henry, James Cobum. A ahipwrecksd family battlee atorma, [CN N ] prima Newt ising her that she wfll maka a deposit to •Brake Fluid derer does his killing during the production 1984. Rated PG. sttakaa, tigars and pirstas to turn a desert [E S P N ] Hydroptona Regatta (60' min.) cover the checks when she gets paid. In a rt A fraailBg •Power Staaring Fluid of a movie extrav^arua. Bela Lugosi. [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon ExprM tetend kno a pararliao. Dorothy McGuka, (R). Stereo. •Battery David M iners. Adrienne Ames. 1933. Tommy Kirk, Jamas MacArthur. 1960. •Tranamlaalon Fluid 5:30PM GD JaffataSimply Red (Elektra) The David Mamet play bore Debbie is more important than KwisH, DavM Bowl*, Ann* Morris. (Musical Fantasy) Music songs on the album that were ago The Fixx was one of the Instead, the group quietly 2. ”lnvislble Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) the intriguing title of “ Sexual his bachelor independence. And video master Jullen Temple overstuffs this 94>minute video with quite light, so the record hottest new British bands. Its parted. Keyboardist Rupert 3. “Thare'll Be Sad Songs” Billy Ocean (Jive) Perversity in Chicago.” That’s he finally quits the job that style, sass and sensuality. This stunning story of coming of age company picked those as the second LP. “ Reach the Beach.” Greenall, lead singer Cy Cumin, what the movie was going to be _ Cinenia forced him to deal heartlessly In London in 1958 substitutes Imagery for narration. The film’s singles. The problem was, they 4. "Nasty" Janet Jackson (A&M) had sold over 1 million copies, bassist Danny Brown and Woods called, until theater owners with a friend in financial major flaw — mixing serious messages with pretty fluff — weren’t representative of the 5. “Who's Johnny” El DeBarge (Gordy) with several Top 20 hits. Then, spent the time getting their lives worried that people would Q M I Review trouble. ultimately destroys it. Neither Bowie nor Morris unleash their album, and it was a disaster.” 6. “Sledgehammer” Peter Gabriel (Geffen) suddenly, the group disap- back in perspective. Guitarist confuse “ perversity” — defined First-time director Arnold he said. /.“Danger Zone” Kenny Loggins (Columbia) talents, but most of the music is irresistible, especially Kensit pea red j Jamie West-Oram used the time as obstinacy in opposing what is I Zwick does a fine jobof 8. ”No One Is to Blame” Howard Jones (Elektra) warbling "Having It All.” Grads: C*minus. off to contribute a song to Tina The Fixx began in earnest in reasonable or accepted — with capturing the vitality of the Now they’ve returned with a 1981, though several of the 9. "Your Wildest Dreams” The Moody Blues (Polydor) serious develops. Danny and Blus City (R) — Judd Nslson, Ally Shssdy, Paul WInfIsId. Turner’s LP “ Private Dancer” “ perversion,” aberrant sexual singles scene. The script, new LP. “ Walkabout.” a new members, whose ages range 10. “Tuff Enough" The Fabulous Thunderblrds Debbie find themseWes growing and toured Europe as her behavior. adapted by Tim Kazurinsky and (Action) Any resemblance between this amateur shoot-'em*up single. “ Secret Separation.” and from late 20s to early 30s. had (CBS-Assoclated) ' - semi-attached, despite their guitarist. The Tri-Star release now is Denise DeClue, favors the and the Ross MacDonald hard-boiler on which It is based is a six-week tour of the United been together as far back as vows of independence and the The fact is The Fixx wasn’t titled “ About Last Night women. With her foggy voice coincidental. The plot disappears in the Florida sun, and the States. At the group’s publicity 1976. Their debut album. Top LPs furious opposition of Debbie’s totally inactive during the past which doesn’t tell you much. and easy sensuality. Demi dialogue is riddled with profanity. Only Winfield has any notion office in west London, drummer “ Shuttered Room.” was re­ 1. "Control" Janet Jackson (A&M) — Platinum (More than 1 roommate, Joan (Elizabeth three years, and they even What it’s about is four perverse Moore is captivating as the how to act. Sheedy, who gets worse with each outing. Is at her Adam Woods explained the leased in 1982, and the singles rhillion units sold.) Perkins). and Danny’s oafish released an album. characters who spend most of independent but vulnerable moat affected. The disastrously miscast Nelson can't decide if lengthy absence in an interview “ Red Skies” and “ Stand or buddy. Bernie (Jim Belushi). “ Phantoms” the group’s third 2. "Wlnner In You” Patti LaBelle (MCA) — Platinum the movie at odds with each Debbie. Playing the Eve Arden his character is a justice-seeker or a wise guy. The few good before the group left for the Fall” brought them to the Joan is the victim of failed LP, was a dark, introspective 3. “Whitney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum other. role of the wise-cracking friend. moments are stolen from “Miami Vice,” and we can't give credit United States. attention of Americans. romances and may or may not record that reflected their 4. "So" Peter Gabriel (Geffen) “ About Last Night ..” centers Elizabeth Perkins makes a for plagiarism. Grads: C-minus. have an attachment to Debbie. “ We had been touring and- confusion about their new found The band’s sound defies 5. ”lnvlsible Touch” Genesis (Atlantic) on Chicago’s “ yuppieland.” The strong impression. Bernie is ultra-macho and recording together for so long success. The album failed to pigeonholing, with influences 6. "Love Zone” Billy Ocean (Jive) — Platinum men play serious softball in the Rob Lowe applies his Jo Jo Dancor, Your LIf* Is Calling (R) — Richard Pryor, believes that any man is a fool to that we just needed to get away reac'i the success of “ Reach the ranging from ’70s New York 7. "Like a Rock" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) city park, hang out in singles well-known charm to an DsbbI* Allan, Paula Kslly, Scosy MHchsll. (Drama) Several devote himself to one woman. from each other,” Woods said. Beach” but Woods said chart garage rock to jazz and reggae. — Platinum ~ taverns and engage available essentially weak character. It’s years ago, Pryor almost died while free-basing cocaine; this is Despite all advice. Debbie ^ “ No one had experienced success was not what they were “ I think reggae is so entrenched 8. ‘”Top Gun' Soundtrack" (Columbia) women for one-night stands. no fault of Jim Belushi’s that he his cinematic catharsis. Pryor's "true confession” is styled after moves in with Danny. anything that the other five aiming for at that point. in white music that people 9. '‘The Other Side of Life" The Moody Blues (Polydor) That was the pattern for Danny is required to play a super-boor Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz”; Flashbacks occur after Predictably, it doesn’t work. hadn’t, and it was getting stale. “ We felt that after the success hardly notice it any more,” lff."5150" Van Halen (Warner Bros;) — Platinum (Rob Lowe) on his first go-round in a gross caricature of his late drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out-of-body The inevitable split brings If we had been in the limelight of ’Reach the Beach’ we could do Woods said. ■ with Debbie (Demi M oore). brother. His flood of obscenities experience. But Jo Jo's drug problem is never explained bitterness to everyone. But all Country singles However, something more begins with the titles and satisfactorily, and the film, which Pryor also cp-wrote. reach~an understanding at the continues almost to the fadeout. produced and directed, is a dull ego trip. The film does, 1 ."Hearts Aren't Made to Break” Lee Greenwood (MCA) end. “ About Last Night ...” is rated however, give ample opportunity for the cast to spout more 2. ‘‘Until I Met You” Judy Rodman (MTM) Despite its sexual looseness R for language, sex and moral A new biography of Janis Joplin obscenities than have ever been heard on the big screen. 3. "On the Other Hand" RandyJSravIs (Warner Bros.) Bob Thomas reviews movies and concentration on easy tone. Running time: 113 4. "Night9” Ed Bruce (RCA) Grads: D. By Ed Lion for The Associated Press. pleasures. “ About Last Night minutes. ■ addendum. It was written by the cradle of the hippie 5. "Love at the Five and Dime" Kathy Mattea (Mercury) Lsttsrto Brszhnsv (R) — Alsxandra Pigg, MargI Clarks, David Dalton, a Rolling Stone movement — and won fame and 6. “l Wish that I Could Hurt That Way Again" T. Graham fortune for her raucous, bluesy AHrsd Molina, Psisr Firth. (Nsw Wavs Comsdy) The NEW YORK (UPI) -Biuesy magazine reporter wbo followed Brown (Capitol) - Style of singing. She wowed Liverpudian cinema is alive and well in this original story of two singer Janis Joplin died of a her on tour in the late 1960s. He /."Nobody in His Right Mind Would’ve Left Her" George drugs and alcohoi overdose in a provides verbatim interviews — them at Woodstock and the Norman Bates back in business girls in search of excitement and romance. They spend the Strait (MCA) hotel room in 1970 at the age of “ bar raps.” he calls them — Monterey Pop festival and her night with two Russian sailors, but Elaine (Pigg) fails in love 8. "AII Tied Up" Ronnie McDowell (MCA-Curb) 27. She became one in a conducted in bars morning, noon meteor rose in the heavens of By Bob Thomas the story that Charles Pogue the role of Walter Burns in “ The and determines to join her beau in Russia. No one can dissuade 9. "Som^ebody Wants Me Out of the Way” George Jones triumvirate of young rock ’n’ and night as she belted down pop fame. wrote for ‘Pyscho III.’ After all. Frontpage.” her. but the question remains: Can life in the Soviet Union roll superstars to die around drinks and talked about her life (Epic) what can you do with the basic “ I gqt my Equity card in compare to the freedom of down-and-out Kirkby? This film of LOS ANGELES (A P ) - The that period. The others were and passions. But she continued to wear her ' 10."Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain"'The Judds elements: the house, the 1947.’’’ remarked Perkins with a Bates Motel, complete with trick Innocence and passion suffers only from a few overwritten Doors lead singer Jim Morrison Joplin comes across as an heart on her sleeve, suffering (RCA-Curb) mother, the motel, the girl in degree of amazement. At 21 he or treat shower, i.sonce again scenes. The performances are marvelous and Pigg is a true and guitar maven Jimi Hendrix. insecure, funky, vulnerable from the insecurities and need danger? Unless you can find made his film debut as Jean AduH contemporary singles open for business.'Let the beauty. Grads: B-mlnus. “Each lived a frenetic rock ‘n’ child-woman who wore her for love that had dogged her something new and ingenious, Simmons’ boyfriend in “ The traveler beware. roll life in the fast lane with heart on her sleeve and dressed since childhood. In the world of 1 ."Your Wildest Dreams" The Moody Blues'(Polydor) you end up with a pointless story Actress,” He played Gary plenty of drugs, sex and wild unconventionally even if it pop superstardom it was a 2. "No One Is to Blame” Howard Jones (Elektra) Norman Bates is managing line that bores the audience. Cooper’s son in “ Friendly WIs* Guys (R) — Danny Ds Vito, Jo* PIseopo, Capt Lou parties. For some, including brought her stares when she combination that couldn’t last. 3. ‘*Glory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) the place once more. You Persuasion” and starred in Albano (ComsrW) A good comedy will leave you sore from Joplin, there was also a lot of drank in motel lounges across She died alone in her Los 4. “There'll Be Sad Songs” Billy Ocean (Jive-Arista) remember Norman. He’s that “ Everything depends on the “ Fear Strikes Out.” “ Desire laughing. A film that's supposed to be funny will also leave you angst. Middle America. Angeles hotel room two months 5. "On My Own” Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) — polite fellow who spent 22 years actual happenings. We have no Under the Elms” (withSoph'ia sore — from groaning. Witness "Wise Guys.” Briari Oe Palma The life of Janis Joplin has She could be aggressive at after attending her high school Gold (More than 1 million singles Sold.) at the funny farm after a certain monsters, no special effects, no Loren). “ Green Mansions” has attempted to spoof the grungy world of gangsters — De previously been well-chronicled times, at others, sweet — a reunion. Dalton’s book features unpleasantness at the motel. creatures from outer space, no (Audrey Hepburn). “ Tall Story” Vito and his pal Piscppo are small-town hoods vying for the big 6. "The Best of Me” David Foster & Olivia Newton-John in biographies, most notably the paradox. That paradox almost a chronology of her life plus 60 The continuing adventures of occultism, nothing supernatu­ (Jane Fonda in her film debut) time — but the result is a grimy mass that refuses to lie down (Atlantic) book “ Buried Alive.” certainly was the cause of some ' photographs. It is not the book Norman Bates can be witnessed ral. All the events are what and “ On the Beach.” and shut up. A shootout in a church seems sacrilegious and /.“Invisible Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) For the true Joplin fan, of her problems growing up in for someone unacquainted and in “ Psycho III." with which really happens.” In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock cast film fans — especially comedy fans — will be put off by such a 8. “Modern Woman" Billy Joel (Epic) however. “ Piece of My Heart: Port Arthur. Texas. only casually interested in Janis Universal is chilling the nation’s Having approved the script. him as the mysterious Norman feeble failure. The humor is terrible. Stay away. 9. "You Should'Be Mine” Jeffrey Osborne (A&M) Grads: D;' The Life, Times and Legend of Never feeling she fit in, Joplin Joplin. But for the ardent Joplin theaters this summer. This time Perkins tossed a curve ball at Bates in “ Psycho.” 10. ’’Thafs Why I’m Here" James Taylor (Columbia) Janis Jopiin” is a recommended drifted to San Francisco — then fan it is highiy recommended. ■ Anthony Perkins not only plays the Universal executives: He Perkins married actress- Norman but also directs a cast wanted to direct. photographer Berry Berenson Short Circuit (PG) — Stsv* Guttsnbsrg, Aliy Shssdy, FIshsr that includes Diana Scarwid and “ I told them. ‘These are my when he was 40 and they have Stsvsns (Com *^) What sounds like absurdist comedy — a returnees HughGillin (Sheriff terms.’ and I gave them the two children: Osgood, 12, and robot built as the ultimate nuclear weapon is on the lam — is Hunt). Robert Alan Browne (the amount of salary,” he said. Elvis, 10. ■ actually an uplifting anti-war film that is 6ne of this year's best. diner operator) and Lee “ They asked what the amount Guttenberg is Or. Newton Crosby, tireless creator of Number BEFORE Garlington (Myrna the wai­ would be if I acted only. ‘The Rating guide Five, a mechanical soldier that looks like a walking car crash EARLY WEEK tress) . same.’ I said. What if I only but has a heart bigger than GM. Sheedy fills the film wim Perkins’ new status is directed. ‘Thesam e.’ 1 think Motion Picture Association of bounce and good-natured realism as Five’s first friend. Even WEDDING SPECIAL symbolized by his office in the they got the idea” ^Ttnerica rating definitions: G en i^ when the message is relentless, the filrh never loses appeal, Did he have any qualms about producers’ building at Universal G — General audiences. All "Short Circuit” Is everything “E.T,’* should have been. Grads: A. Studio. Dressed in executive directing his first movie? ages admitted. B E L L S R IN G Save ^3®® on a clothes and lean as a colU'ge “ Courage comes from an PG — Parental guidance Top Gun (PG) — Tom Crulss, Kslly McGlllls, Anthony CAR WASH Total Touch Car freshman, he came from behind affinity for the m aterial” he suggested. Some material may Edwards, Val KHmor. (Action) imagine a cross between "Iroh the desk to discuss the new film said. "Dick Benjamin had no not be suitable for children. Eagle" and "An Officer and a Gentleman,” and you have a good See us for NEW ENGLAND’S Wash Package and explained why yet another problem with 'My Favorite PG-13 — Special parental notion what *Top Gun** is ail about. "Top Gun” is technically QUALITY INVITATIONS Includes application of tale of Norman was made. Y ea r’ because he knew what it guidance strongly suggested for more proficient than the othertwo flicks but doesn’t pack their RECEPTION ITEMS TOUCHLESS CAR WASH Simoniz* On-line Poly-Creme "BecaustHit has a story to was like backstage at a TV children under 13. Some Conditioner emotional purtch. The aerial dog fights are spectacular; th* ATTENDANTS GII^S We’re the first in a new generation tell. " Perkins said “ ‘ Psycho’ variety show in the 1950s. material may be inappropriate script is reasonabiy'ihtelftgentrahd the acting is'unifdrm^v” S, was based on storytelling. Affinity can give you a kind of for young children. by Carlson Craft of high tech wash equipment. O N L Y <3.95 good. But it's not easy to get wofkMup over an "ene wife of a tided Englishman must 1939. W yatt Knight, Ton y Gtnioa. 1985. Rated six ordinary words. Hepburn, Ian Saynor, Bill Fraser. 1979. R. 5:00AM (X) CNN Headline News (@) More Real People introduce her Anoerican-rais^ stepdaugh­ ( g ) 3 Calebritv Three Texas high school 1:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Killer Elite' An ter to London society. Rex Harrison, Kay seniors share a terrible secret dw t prom­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tha Gray Fox' A atage QD One Step Beyond GD El Club 700 / [DIS] BMt of WaK Disney PrMents: Governor's Cup From Madison. IN. (60 UNBOYT assassin-for-hire is double-crossed by his YeUowstona Cubs A mother bear ex­ min.) Kendall, John Saxon. 1956. ises to haunt them during thek successful coach robber, aftar 30 years ki San Quen­ [C N N ] Sports Review GD Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries former partner and the entire Intelligence pelled from Yellowstone Park risks her life [ESPN] SpofteC^nter (60 min.) careers. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Part 1 of 3. (R). tin, finds himsalf baffled by tha new rak- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'BUth* SpMt' A man's underworld. James Caan, Robert Duvall. to go back into the park to get her cubs. roadt of 1903. Richard Farnsworth, Jackie 5:15AM [TM C ] MOVIE; ‘Innocent [C N N ] Big Story second marriage is upsat by tha return of [HBO] MOVIE: 'High School U.8.A.' (S ) @ M astsrpieca Theatre: Tlta Flam e Arthur Hill. 1975. (60 min.) Trees of Thika ICC) The Grants bacome Burroughs. Wayne Robson. 1982. Rated Love' A n unusual romance blossoms be­ [D IS] You and Me, Ktd his first wife's ghost. Rax Harrison, Const­ (CC) Smior Jay-Jay M ^so n becomes de­ PG. tween tw o college students. Melissa Sue E Phil Silvers termined to dethrone Beau Middleton from suspicious of the Palmers, their suspicious [ESPN ] SportsCenter [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IMSA OT ance Cummings, Margarat Rutherford. Anderson, Doug McKeon, Rocky Bauer. (E) MOVIE: 'The Champion' A young Series Froi^ Watkins Glen. NY. (2 hrs.) 1945. his perch as the school's most popular now neighbors from England. (60 mki.) (R). [U S A ], Candid Camara 1981. 8:00AM CE Jimmy Swaggart MIULEH fighter gets to the top only to lose to the (R). [TM C ] MOVIE; Tank' (CC) After his son preppy. Michael J. Fox. Nancy McKeon. 3 It's a Living Tony Dow. 1983. 11:15PM [HBO] Not NaotaaaHly tha M ake It Real syndicate. Kirk Douglas, Ruth Roman, A r­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Clown' A washed-up, is unfairly arreatsd, an army officer uses N e w s This comedy series p r e ^ t t CE CNN Headline News . CE [C N N ] Weak In Review 5:30AM thur Kennedy. 1949. self-destructive comic tries to make a his tank to battle the crooked sheriff. [MAX] MOVIE: Topper* An auto acci­ sketches, news snd film footsgs estirizing CE Millionaire Maker [DIS] MOVIE: 'Running Brava' An GD independent Network News \ ^ comeback in order to keep the love of his James Gamer, Shirley Jones, C. Thomas dent turns George and Marian Kkby into current events. ® MajcK League Baseball: Califor­ American Indian strives to compete In tha GD GD Frederick K. Price son. Red Skelton. Tim Considine, Jar>e Howell. 1983. Rated PG. madcap ^ s ts . Cary (jrant. Constance [CN N ] Money Week i nia at Boston (2 hrs., 30 min.) 1964 Olympics as a runner. Robby Ben­ Greer. 1953. Bennett. Roland Yourig. 1937. 11:30PM CB C B S N aw a [ESP N ] Lucky Lights Darts Challenge ® He-Men & Masters of the Universe Connecticut Lawmakers [ U S A ] A H t m I Hitchcock son, Pat Hingle, Claudia Cion. 1983. Rated GD Star Saareh (60 From Atlantic City. (R). S p Robert Schuller [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Deserter' An Army [TM C ] MOVIE: Th e fUvM* (CC) A hard­ PG. CB min.) BABRYC (E) Connecticut Newinnakers IS ) Tony Brmm's Journal captain deserts so that he can search for 5:30PM working farm family must use ell thek re­ CB Jackie Qiaaaon For Our Times GD Sesame Street (CC) [ES P N ] WatarsUIng; Maatara Barafcot 6:00AM C5) (E) Let's Go Bowling the Apaches responsible for the death of IS) Hogan'a H w c m sources to save their lend. Mel Gibson, Tha Honaymoonars ( ^ Oral Roberts Cham ploiiahip (60 min.) (R). CIT) GD Black News GD Punto de Encuentro (60 min.) his wife. John Huston. Richard Crenns. [CNN] Nawsmakar Sunday Sissy Spacek, Scott Glenn. 1984. Rated PG-13. [H B O ] MOVIE: Prizxi'a Honor' ICC) A 3 Tha Untouohablaa CD In Depth GO What's Happening Now (p) Firing Line: Politics and W ord-Pt^ Chuck D>nnors. 1971. 5:35PM [D IS] Mouaataipiau. Thaa- hit man for an underworld crime facnily fella 3 Strictly B ualnaaa El Ministerk) de Jimmy Swaggart Richard Brookhiser interviews University [USA] Virginian GD Insight GD 3:30PM (X) St) G oH: U.S. Womwi's tar iti love with a beautiful but dangaroua hired Presenta of Illinois law professor Ronald Rotunda ( g ) 3 N a w a G i CNN Headline News SOLANG Opwi Liva covara^ from NCR Country 7:30PM ® ) Square Page kiker. Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Turner, GD Vottron, Defender of the Universe and public affairs analyst Daniel Schorr. Club in Dayton, Ohio. (2 hrs., 30 min.) 6:00PM CD (X) IS) «D ISD Nawa Angelica Huston. 1965. Rated R. 3 Profiia Boaton [D IS ] Don^d Duck Presents (60 min.) ® (SD Punky B rew ster (C C ) (R) In [C N N ] Daybreak @ CHIP* Patral (X )K o ia k Stereo. [ M A X ] M O V IE ; 'Haavanly K id' A sixties [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ESPN] Whhe House Annual Tennis [CN N] Newsday QD 8.W .A.T. drag racer who died in an accident is sent [ U 8 A ] Q o For Y o u r D iaam a; Cash Fk>w To u rn a m e n t (60 min.) (R). [D IS] Cere Bears @ UMa M«ca--A Vidaoportrah of Ml- (S) Cats and Doga (CC) [ D I S ] M O V IE ; 'Brother Can Y o u Spare a chaal Antlerson Michael Anderson strug­ to help a young man with his 'gkl prob­ Expo [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R). Q3) MOVIE; ‘Qraaaad lightning' Aftar Je m [HBO] MOVIE: High School U.S.A.' Dime?' The Great Depression is viewed gles to live a normal life despite a rare bone GD lems'. Lewis Smith, Richard Mulkgan. W orld W ar II, a black taxi driver ia a te a r^ 11:45PM (B Entertainment Thla (C C ) Senior Ja y -Ja y Madison becomes de­ [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) REKALT through a series of newsreel footage. disease. into stock car racing. Richard Pryor, Beau 8:00PM E Murder. She Wrote (CC) 1985. Rated PG-13. termined to dethrone Beau Middleton from 1975. Rated PG. Week ETW spends s dsy with interne- 8:30AM ® up Front GD Auto Radftg '86: Dana^200 Dana Bridges, Clesvon Little. 1977. Jessica travels to London to investigate [TM C] MOVIE; ‘Mad Max; Beyond tionsi s i r ^ g star JuKo Eglesiss, end ico- his perch as the school's most popular [ESPN] McDonald's U.S. Swimming )>er cousin’s nvjrder. (60 min.) (R). Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ preppy. Michael J. Fox, NarKy McKeon, CE The World Tomorrow 2(X) American Racing Opener^fyun Phoe­ 13 Avangsra anchors Robb WsNer and Lasza Gibbons W o rld Cham pionships (2 hrs.) (R). nix. (3 hrs., 30 min.) E David Toma Show ciety. a loner battles the ruthless queen of go on location in MaHbu for a specisi ce­ Tony Dow. 1983. It Is Written 3 Small Wondar an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce (E M O V IE ; 'H eavenly K id' A sixties lebrity interview. (60 min.) In Stereo. [MAX] QD CBS Sports Sunday To- GD Lifestylee of the Rich and Famous [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: Steve ^ Kidtim e drag racer w ho died in an accident is sent 4:00PM S ) Snaak P raviaw In Stereo. Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13. In Stereo. day's program features coverage of the (60 min.) E ® N e w s McQueen Steve McQueens's little-known to help a young man with his 'girl prob­ IS) Odd Coupla Robert Schuller TAPHAY lO^ound middleweight bout between Mil- GS Mission: Impossible 9:30PM E In Depth private life is revealed through film and T V Now arrange the circled letters to lems’. Lewis Smith. Richard Mulligan. [HBO] MOVIE; TheMen With One Red clips, home movies, and interviews with Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg ton McCrory and Doug 'the Cobra* DeWitt @ Austin City Limits ICC) (3 ) Fight BM:k With Dmrid Horowitz form the surprise answer, as sug­ 1985. Rated PG-13. M O V IE : 'D ark Victo ry' A socialite; Shoe* (C C ) A violinist unwittingly be­ friends, family and co-workers. (60 min.) ® Davey & Goliath from Las V c ^ s . N V . and continuing cover­ ® K ld a o T V discovering she's ^in g from a brain tu­ [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or ANve comes involved in a cat-snd-mouss gsms gested by the above cartoon. [TM C] MOVIE; 'The Sword of the Val­ age of the Tour de France bicycle race. (2 [CN N ] Nawawatch mor, packs a lifetime into one glorious between rival spy agencies. T o m Hanks, 6:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week GD Super Sunday iant' A young squire has one year to solve hrs.) E N e w e summer. Bette Davis, George Brent, Geral­ 10;00PM Lori Singer, Dabney Coleman. 1965. Rated a riddle or forfeit his life. Sean Connery, [D IS ] Anknala in Action d D A gronsky & C om pa ny (R). [C N N ] Crossfire PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW E Kiner's Komar dine Fiugeraid. 1939. E Straight Talk PG. 6:30AM Miles O'Keefe, Trevor Howard. 1980. [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! w s v \ y \ m [ES P N ] Made Soski'a Salt Water Jour­ CE Young Edition ■ V V Rated PG. ( ^ Firing Line (60 min.) nal |60 min.) |R). ( S ) ® Alfred Httchoock Presents A n al­ GD Independent Network News 12:00AM (B Jlmmy Swaggart [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) r coholic ex-star is outraged when he is re­ (3 ) Insight / Out CE New Jersey People “K Y Y Y Y 1 [U S A ] MOVIE:'Flying Claw Fights 14 ^ Sox Talk (60 min.) O S S ta r T r a k ^ A A X > [H B O ] Daryl Hall and John Oataa - Tha jected for a role in favor of a younger actor. Dragons' (3 ) Edward tha King GD Christopher Close-Up 8:45AM @ ) sacred Heart [CN N ] News Update U b a rty Concert Daryl Hall and Jo h n Oates (R) In Stereo. 3 Chriatian ChHdran'a Fund 20 Minute Workout [D IS] MOVIE: 'Tha Ghost of Cypress sakite America, New York and Lady Lib­ (3) 38 on Sports GS 9:00AM (E C om m en t Jumble answer on page 16 1:30PM CD MOVIE: 'Owra'* a GM in (0 Nature: Tumbler in the Sky (CC) 3 3 Sporta Machina M y Soup' A middle-aged, sophisticated S w a m p ' Tale of the strange friendship be­ erty as they perform hits old and new. |60 Insight Plaaticman min.) The aerial acrobatics of the African Bate- @ Mystery: Shades of Darkness (CC) Maas Council of Rabbis CS gourmet columnist finds his life disrupted tween a 15-year-old boy. who becomes 3 ® Ring Around the World leur eagle are examined. (60 min.) (R). The wife of a once robust man believes her HD In Touch Ministries when a kookie girl moves in on him. Peter lost in the Great'Cypress Swamp, and a [U S A ] Monroaa husband is having his lifeblood sucked out (E) Connoetkut: Now Jumble Book No. 31 Is evallsbie for |G.3S pkie S5 oenie postage and hendllng from ® Medical Mervele Bone transplants, [C N N ] Style With Elsa Ktensch CE Oral Roberts Sellers, Goldie Hawn, To n y Britton. 1970. murderer w ho has hidden in the labyrinth of him by an insatiable spirit. (60 min.) (R). [C N N ] Nowanlght Jumble, c/0 Ihia newspaper, P.O. Box 4366, Ortsndo, FL 32802-4386. Include your for 16 years. Vic Morrow, Jacqueline 6:30PM IX) CBS News treatment for heart attack victims and the [D IS ] Contraption E Ma|or League Baseball: Atlanta at [CN N ] CNN Evening News GD Josie and the Pussycats name, eddrets, zip code end make your check payable to Hewspspstbooks.______Scott. N(Uh Beery. 1977. (E Muppats controversy surrounding the' DPT vaccine [E S P N ] Rodoo (60 min.) (R). New York Mats (2 hrs., 30 min.) are the topics for discussion. (60 min.) 6:45AM GD Oavey & Goliath GD Kenneth Copeland [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Loving Couples' Two IS) Tad Knight Show [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge 12:15AM QD N a w a GD Im ages GD Slempre en Domingo (4 hrs.) Downunder (60 min.) 7:00AM (E My Neighbor's Religion Lassie couples go in for some unconventional re­ ® ISD NBC Nightly Nawa 3 CharUo's Angals ® More Re^ People grouping. Shirley MacLeine, James Cob­ [ U S A ] Cove r Story (R). To Be Announced 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu Para O enta Grar>de GD QoodwHI Qemee Tape delayed cover-' CE Robert Schuller 11:15AM GD urn. Susan Sarandon. 1960. Rated PG. IS ) FamUy Classica 12:30AM CB OoodwMI Oamaa (60 (105 min.) (E ) Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom a ^ of men's boxing, gymnastics, wres­ 10:30PM E Sports Extra CE Dialogue GD @ ) Sesame Street (CC) 1 0:30AM CE Meet the Mayors I S ) M O V IE : -T h a M a gic P on y' In this ani- tling. and diving; and wom en’s handball. (3 min.) [CN N ] Money Week 4:30PM (X) PM I Sihmra (E Face-Off QP Porky & Buga (JD Three Stooges 11:30AM E Face the Nation mated feature, a yourtg boy uses the magic hrs.) GD Christian Sciertce Monitor Reports CD ABC Nawa (g) MOVIE: Kings Row' A ( g ) M O V IE ; 'T h e Red Badge of Courage' pony he ow ns to win the hand of a fair (®) The World Ton>orrow (JD Telephone Auction E This Week With David Brinkley 2:00PM [CNN] Prime News (3) Jimmy Swaggart 3 CNN HaadDns Nawa GD Jerry Falwe)l young doctor sees a small town in all its A frightened young soldier in the Union princess. 1977. GD l-a Santa M isa ( ^ MOVIE: 'Tarzan, the Ape Man' Tar- E @ ) The World Tomorrow [ESPN] Surfing: O.P. Pro Surfing 3 Hogan's Haroaa Carrascolendas pettiness and squalor at the turn of the Arm y flees during his first combat encoun­ ® ABC News ® Ask the Manager zan meets Jane in this first film version of Championships Coverage from Hunting- (26) W orld Vision GD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera GD MOVIE: 'One Night in the Tropics' century. Ann Sheridan, Betty Field, Ronald ter. I^ t returns to become a hero. Richard 3 MOVIE; 'Murph tha Surf' An enor- the jungle king's adventures. Johnny [C N N ] Inside Business ton Beach. (60 min.) [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: Eric Bogo- [C N N ] Daybreak Abbott and Costello are assigned to pro­ Reagan. 1941. Thomas. Michael Brandon, Wendell Bur­ mous star sapphire is cleverly stolen from ® Jimmy Swaggart Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan. 1932. ton. 1974. sian: Drinking in America tect a nightclub operator's interest when MOVIE: 'My Lucky Star' A depart [DIS]'Denger Bey 8:30PM E Fo ce -off a museum by tw o Miami playboy burglars. It's Your Business [DlSJ'Wetcome to Pooh Comer GD [U S A ] Hollywood Insider GD Profiles of Nature the man uruJerwrites half of a policy that ment store clerk gets romantically in­ ® SportaWorid Today's program Robert Conrad. Don Stroud. D < ^ a MiUs [E S P N ] Roller D erby (60 min.) (R). will pay a million dollars if he fails to marry 7:00PM CS) 60 Minutes (60 min.) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A vi­ 1974 Kenneth Copeland (3p Betn>an volved with the owner's son. Sonja Henie, features coverage of the W orld Cycling deo engineer and an ambitious reporter 11:00PM E N e w s [HBO] MOVIE: The Secret of ' his fiancee. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Cesar Romero, Richard Greene. 1938. Championships from Italy and the Sumo E Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) [C N N ] Daybreak ® Conversations With combine their talents to warn earthlings of Taxi GD Gene Scott N .I.M .H .' A mouse with four children Nancy Kelly. 1940. Wrestling Championships from Tokyo. Ja­ E MOVIE: 'Kidnapped' (CC) In or­ E [D IS ] Mousercise (E) Wild Kingdom an imminent alien invasion. (R) In Stereo. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch seeks the aid of the mysterious and intelli­ GD Temas y Debates (ID Wall Street Journal Report pan. (90 min.) der tb steal his inheritance, a boy's uncle E The World Tomorrow [ESPN] Fly Fishing with Joe Hum­ (E ) Star Search (60 min.) has him kidnapped and sold into slavery. [U SA ] Lancer [U SA ] Fred Lewis Show gent rats of NIMH to save her family. (S?) Secret City (S ) Telephone Auction [C N N ] Evans and Novak GD Odd Couple phreys (R). Voices of Dom Detuise|l)erek Jacobi, Pe­ GD Sabroshow James MacArthur, Peter Finch. Peter [D IS ] Location: Parent Trap GD Kids. Incorporated GD Capitol Journal [M AX ] Maxtrax 8:40PM GD Christian Children's Fund 12:35AM [M AX] MOVIE: Flash [M A X ] MOVIE: Mrs. Soffel' (CC) The ter Strauss. 1982. Rated G. Gf) Growing Up with Rockets (CC) The O'Toole. 1960. II Travel to Florida for a behind-the-scenes [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (3) Newsmakers pofrit' (CC) Two American border guards wife of a prison warden falls in love with an [M A X ] MOVIE: Topper' An auto acci­ [C N N ] Sports week story of America's space program as seen 5:00PM E Black Sheep Squedron E S w itc h look at the filming of the sequel to the Par­ patrolling the remote Texas desert dis­ inmate and aids in his escape. Diane Kea­ dent turns George and Marian Kirby into [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Fantastic Adventures of ent Trap. GZ) State We're In m o v i e : “nn Golden through the eyes of a young girl who grew GD Fame (60 min.) GD Blue Knight cover a haH-buried jeep containing a skele­ Unico' Spiteful gods use trickery to dis­ 12:00PM C£) ton, Mel Gibson, Edward Herrmann. 1984. . madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Voyage of Sinbad* Captain Sinbad battles up in the rocket boom town established in GD Goodwill Games Tape delayed cover­ ton snd $800,000 in cash. Kris Kristoffer- cover the secret behind a magic unicorn's GD It Takes a Thief ® Check It Out 9:00PM (B MOVIE; 'Anws' (CC) A Rated PG-13. Bennett, Roland Young. 1937. an evil prince w ho seeks to steal an amulet Cape Canaveral. FL. (60 min.) age of men's boxing and wonten's diving. son, Treat Williams. Test Harper. 1984. power to make people happy. Animated. former baseball player confined to a nurs­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The River' (CC) A hard­ which is part of a medallion which will lead [C N N ] Week in Review GD Moneymakers @ ) ® Silver Spoons Edward suspects ( ^ min.) Rated R. 9:30AM E Face the State 1982. Rated NR. ing home attempts to unmask the true na­ working farm .family must use all their re­ ® This Week in Baseball the worst when his ex-wife Evelyn be­ to a fabulous treasure. John Phillip Law, [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News This ture of the home's evil head nurse. Kirk [C N N ] Inside Business 12:45AM E Robin's Nest sources to save their land. 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Original Family Band’ Homesteaders in PG-13 becomes involved in murder and espion­ (S ) In Search of the Trojan War: 'The Fell The inaugural -flight of the first American GD Je m ^ men's and women's yachting and tennis; land to reap the coffee crop from their the Dakota territory develop into a first- age, Henry Thomas, Dabney Coleman, Mi­ Major League Baseball: of T ro y (C C ) Host M i c h ^ W oo d links ar­ CB ® MOVIE: 'Chapter Two' (CC) A supersonic transport turns into s night­ [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express * nr>en's water polo, boxing, wrestling, and 2:15PM GD newly purchased land in Kenya and find the class family band during the 1880's. W al­ Day of Discovery chael Murphy. 1984. Rated PG. N e w York Yankees at Minnesota (2 hrs.. cheological, historical and literary evidence widowed writer and a divorcee rediscover mare. Lome Greene, Burgess Mereoltli. basketball. (3 hrs.) living more difficult than they expected. ter Brennan. Buddy Ebsen, Lesley Ann 7:15AM ID Sign On GD Celebrate 45 min.) to explain the fall of Tro y. (60 min.) romance and love. Marsha Meson. James Peter (jravss. 1977. 10;45AM ^ Je w is h Life (60 min.) Part 1 of 7, (R). Caan. Valerie Harper. 1979. (R). Warren. 1968. Rated G. E Robert Schuller [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Sword of the Val­ 7:30AM E Barrio ® Tennessee Tuxedo Golf: Anheuser-Busch [CN N] Newswatch GD Novela: De Pure Sertgre (60 min.) 11:00AM E Th is W ee k in Connecti­ GD Lome Greene's Nsw Wilderness 2:30PM (E) CB New Jersey People [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) iant' C@) Rev. David Paul Classic Final-round coverage is featured (E Celebration of the Eucharist cut [E S P N ] Hydroplane Racing: Irtdiena ( g ) W ild Am erice:,F|4 bers in the Family (E) MOVIE: 'Flying Leathernecks' A from Williamsburg. VA. (2 hrs.) OSlove Boat [M A X ] MOVIE: Porky's Revengs' (CC) 1:00AM CX) M O V IE ; "nw Baa C has*' CE In the Black GD Nueva York Ahora (E David Toma Show strict marine officer is disliked by his GD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- ______I______G$ Day of Discovery [CN N ] Your Money GD ftv squadron, but in wartime he is appre­ ciated.. John W ayne, Robert Ryan, Janis biana What About Women [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents G2) Real to Reel Carter^ 1951. [H B O ] M O V IE : Th e M an W ith O ne Red Buy Early (38) T h e W orld T o m o rro w [TM C ] MOVIE: The Grey Fox' A stage GD New sleaders Otis Chandler, the man Shoe’ (C C ) A violinist unwittingly be­ GD McLaughlin Group - i coach robber, after 30 years in San Quen­ behind the transformation of the Los A n ­ comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game tin, finds himself baffled by the new rail­ (E) What About Women ^estowTi'^Pt}mrnacy geles Tim es newspaper, is profiled. between rival spy agencies. To m Hanks. roads of 1903. Richard Farnsworth. Jackie and SAVE (S ) Adelante (E ) Charlie's Angels Lori Singer, Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated Burroughs, W ayne Robson. 1982. Rated PG. C hannels PG. @ ) Three Stooges ( ^ Modem Maturity We feature the latest innovation in [M AX] MOVIE: The Aviator' A mail ® Your Mayor's Report [CN N] Newsday pool design and construction. WFSB Hartford. CT 3* 10:00AM E CBS News Sunday plane pilot and his teenage passenger 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 M orning GD Round Cero [D IS] Winnie the Pooh and a Day for crashland in a mountain wilderness. Chris­ WNEW New York. NY S Eeyore Pooh discovers that everyone has a corrosion free fiberglass pool WTNH New Haven. CT 8 E MOVIE; His Majesty O'Keefe' A GZ) National Geographic Special (CC) topher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette, Jack forgotten Eeyore's birthday and then pro­ Warden, 1985. Rated PG. a thicker steel WOR New York. NY 9 soldier of fortune finds himself in combat After conquering Mount Everest more than ceeds to make amends. a insuialed walls for warmer water I' l n ' WPIX New York. NY tl with a hated South Seas pirate. Burt Lan­ 30 years ago. Sir Edmund Hillary has spent 2:45PM [D I S ] D T v We offer a full range of products and WHCT Hanford. CT 18 caster, Joan Rice, Andre Morell. 1954. much of his time serving the Sherpa peo­ [ESP N ] SportsCenter a more pool bracing WTXX Waterbury, CT ple, w ho helped him achieve the remarka­ 3:00PM CD CBS Sports Special 20 E Jerry Falweil [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 mm.) a deck sup]>ort services, including a Computerized WWLP Springfield. MA 22 ble feat. (60 min.) (R). Same-day coverage of the World Horse E GD Sunday Mass (R). a reinforced concrete deck available WEDH Hanford. CT 24 MOVIE: Hollvwood: Tha Gift of Jumping Championships is featured from WVIT Hanford. CT • 30 GD Super Sunday Laughter' Part 2. 1 2:30PM E Here's Lucy Aachen. West Germany. (60 min.) a automatic pool cleaners Prescription Department. We are a U.S. WSBK Boston, M A 38 (18) Peter Popoff [M AX] MOVIE: If Ever I See You GD MOVIE: 'Mexican Hayride' Abbott E Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) a maintenance-free design WGGB Springfield. MA 40 Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for (i^ I Love Lucy Again' Two former college sweethearts and Costello go South of the Border with GD MOVIE: 'Second Chorus| Two trum­ WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 a now two locations to better serve you meet eleven years later and rekindle the their antics. Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. Vir­ pet players are rivals for a girl and a job. WGBY Springfield, M A 57 GD Chalice of Salvation N.U., CNG, and SNET. flame. Joe Brooks, Shelley Hack. 1978. ginia Grey. 1948. Fred Astaire, Paulette Goddard, Burgess We are one of the area's largest Hartford, CT 61 WTIC GD ^ ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Rated PG Merpdith. 1940. 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France. (2 lUt and free estimate. Sun. 9-2 Sal. 11.5, Sun. 9-2 hrs ) 1 1 :10AM [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report Continued... OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12. 1986 — 16 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 QD Transformers Sexuality fRCeZONE by Winthrop Prince 0® Tennessee Tuxedo 17 W eekdays ^ G.l. Joe (3) Wild. Wild World of Animals (M) Challerrge of the Gobots 5:00AM CS CNN HeadHne News [C N N ] Busirress Day dZ) Wild World of Animals (3D One Step Beyond [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer d D GoBots [C N N ] Crossfire [ESPN ] Nation's Business Today [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer HomosexualHy’s cause isn’t known [U SA ] Varied Programs 8:00AM (XD Jayce and the Wheeled [USA] Joker's Wild 5:30AM C£) varied Programs Warriors 4:00PM Hawaii Five-0 ( D C N N Headline News . (ID Challenge of the Gobots CD CD He-Man & Masters of the Universe (ID IndepetKient Network News (ip Polka Dot Door CD Sale of the Century Scientists say the traThe Flintstones understand how. given the same are many ‘types’ of homosexuals and (X ) ® ABC News This Morning d® Quincy Kinsey (X) Romper Room upbringing, one boy turns out surface of the chorion, a layer of (T) Jimmy Swaggart ® She Ra Princess of Power (3D ® Scooby Doo normal and his brother grows up embryonic material that heterosexuals, each of which is related to a (3D Varied Programs dD El Mundo del Espectaculo Report dD Romper Room and Friends homosexual. surrounds the developing fetus (S) CNN Headline News dD M.A.S.K. Heathcliff at this stage. different array of factors, f f Porky Pig [CNN] Newsday dD 3-2-1, Contact (CC) DEAR READER: No one It appears that when CVS is ® 20 Minute Workout [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club ------^------2 ^ ,------Sesame Street (CC) knows what "causes” homosex­ done by a highly skilled team ® El Club 700 [U S A ] Bullseye dD Superfriends . dD M.A.S.K. uality, For that matter, the with proper equipment, it’s as 4:30PM CD Thundercats [C N N ] Daybreak [DIS] Dumbo's Circus cause of heterosexuality has not my gynecologist about our safe as amniocentesis for both read your column about not not identify themselves in that CD People's Court [D IS] Mickey Mouse Club 9:00AM (X) Love Boat been determined either. the mother and the fetus. using vacuum devises adver­ way. Many prisoners, for (Ip Private Benjamin family risk for hemophilia. He [E S P N ] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). (X) Brady Bunch Various theories have been Accurate analysis of the villus tised to enlarge the penis, example, have sexual activity (3® Room 222 told us we could check with [USA] Room 222 Donahue proposed, but so far, none have sample does require expe­ because they can damage with partners of the same sex (X) dD (3) WKRP in Cincinnati amniocentesik after I was at (ID Little Rascals rienced personnel who have 6:30AM (X) Daybreak EARLY [D IS ] Varied Programs held up under careful scrutiny. least four months pregnant. But erectile tissue. while they are incarcerated, but dD Ask Washington mastered special laboratory (T ) Fat Albert & Cosby Kids ® Gumby Show In fact, scientists probably have my sister said there was a new If such damage has already still think of themselves as being do) Catholic Religion procedures. For this reason, dD 700 Club dD Novela: El Angel Caido a clearer idea of what does not way of checking for genetic occurred to penile tissue, can it heterosexual, not homosexual or (Ip Great Space Coaster dD Sesame Street (CC) cause people to.prefer a CVS is not yet widely available. be surgically repaired, or is the bisexual. Both before and after dD dZ) Reading Rainbow (CC) dD The Jetsons problems much earlier in a (if) 20 Minute Workout d® More Real People (SZl We're Cooking Now Call the department of (4® Alice [USA] Jackpot same-sex sexual partner. For pregnancy. damage irreversible? This being in prison, they have no ^ Woody Woodpecker (3D Fat Albert [CNN] Nowaday obstetrics at the nearest dD The New Card Sharks examjjle. children raised by gay Is there a new way to test for affects me directly. What action involvement with partners of the NBC News at Sunrise Little House on the Prairie [USA] Alive & Weill [USA] Gong Show 5:00PM CD Three's Company or lesbian parents or couples are genetic diseases? Where can I medical school to see if it offers should be taken? same sex. Voltron, Defender of the Universe d D Lost in Space 2:30PM CD caphoi (D @D Charlie's Angels no more likely to be homosexual CVS testing. 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Among reports at [ESPN ] Nation’s Business Today [DIS] Varied Programs Size worries Jimmy Swaggart d® Mod Squad (2® M »A*S"H [U SA ] Good Morning World weak father, or that female is called CVS (chorionic villus familiar with the genital that meeting were data about d D Break the Bank §® Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ^ Beverly Hillbillies 3:00PM C D Guiding Light homosexuality is caused by girls sampling) and can be done nine DEARDR.REINISCH: When structure and other physical individuals whose partner 6:45AM d ) News Q® Benson (M) Jpurt^al Qd) Wheel of Fortune CD Gumby Show choosing male role models. factors. The specialist can preference changed during their (?D (SD Weather to 11 weeks after the last not erect, my penis is smaller dD Hoy Mismo CD d® General Hospital Q® People’s Court ■■3 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 7 There is evidence, in fact, that menstrual period (that is. when than my 12-year-old grandson’s. evaluate your condition and lifetime — something that many 7:00AM (X) CBS Morning News dZ) Mr. Rogers' Neighbqfhood CD Hawaii Five-0 ® Novela: VIvir un Poco d D Grandes Novelas: Cuando los Hijos parents have very little the pregnancy is approximately When erect, it at least triples in .discuss treatment options, researchers had previously said (X) Inspector Gadget • [DIS] Movie se Van QD The Jetsons (6p Monkees influence on the outcome of their two months along.) Amniocente­ size andis fully functional, hut based on what is found in the did not happen. (X) Good Morning America (CC) 1 0:00AM Hour Magazine dD Love Connection Q® Rocky and Friends [CNN] Newswatch % (X) children’s sexual orientation sis can’t be done until the 15th to this does not reduce the evaluation. For example, we were told (3D Heathcliff (X) Bionic Woman [U S A ] That Girl @® Scooby Doo [U S A ] Chain Reaction under normal upbringing. 17th week of pregnancy. CVS embarrassment I’ve always felt Call the nearest medical about a 65-year-old man who (ID Carrascolendas CID Sally Jessy Raphael 1 1:30AM (D Divorce Court @ Santa Barbara 5:30PM (D (D d® d® News It also is not true that people test results also take less time to in public locker rooms, showers, school and ask if they have a was happily married for 45 ^ She Ra Princess of Power (X) Monkees CD d® New Love American Style (M) Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors Q® Topper become homosexuals because ^.analyze than amniocentesis etc. sex-dysfunctions clinic. 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In fact, first fell in love with a man, dD Mundo Latino Secret City [D IS ] Walt Disrtey Presents: Doruild [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (ID I Dream of Jeannie It is hoped that CVS will not medical treatments (such as Duck Quacks Up if you still have the device, take dD Voltron, Defender of the Universe (M) Movie [USA] Liar's Club [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents homosexuals and heterosexuals only provide an earlier notice of hormones or surgery) that will whom she married; 10 years [U S A ] Madame's Place it to the appointment so the later, fell in love with a woman [C N N ] Daybreak ® Benson 3: 30PM CD she Ra Princess of Power [U S A ] All Star Blitz are fairly similar, except that fetal problems, but will permit work? What kind of doctor do I [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl dZ) Beachcombers 12:00PM ffl (B CB (g) News homosexuals find the opposite- prenatal treatment of more fetal go to for help — a urologist? If physician can better understand and divorced her husband, but [U S A ] Calliope dD Press Your Luck (3) Marv Griffin sex encounters less satisfying disorders. there is np hope, tell me so that I what types of pressures, etc., now. in her 40s, finds herself 7:30AM (XI Plastlcman [U S A ] Make Me Laugh eg) [U S A ] Varied Programs than do heterosexuals. The CVS procedure consists of will not waste my time or suffer were involved. again sexually attracted to men. (X) Straight Talk 10:30AM CD Divorce Court (S) Super Password Current theory is that there passing a thin tube through the the embarrassment of asking. Most medical personnel have Obviously, questions of sexual Q D d D Robotech CD Partridge Family (3 ) Break the Bank probably are many “ types” of cervix (the opening between the heard about the use of pumps or attraction are much more (ID Varied Programs (ID Best Talk in Town ^ BSl @ Ryan'e Hope homosexuals and heterosexuals^ end of the vagina and the DEAR READER: There is no other devices on the genitals, so complicated, at least for some He-Man d D C N N Headline News Si) Grandee Novelas: Msnaita es Pri- each of which is related to a you should not feel embarrassed people, than was previously mavora uterus) to the site where the known way to enlarge the size of (M) He-Man ft Masters of the Universe Sale of the Century different array of factors. an adult male penis — no to seek help for your condition.. imagined. ■ @ ) Sesame Street (CC) embryo has implanted on the [CNN] Take 2 surface of the utenis. This surgery, no hormones, no [E S P N ] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). process is guided by monitoring devices. There are a few rare New test the screen of a sonograph. a cases in which a young boy who Bisexuality 1 2:30PM CB Young and the Restieee Fill in the (nissing letters in Puzzle Solutions machine that uses sound waves has not yet completed puberty (X) (S) Loving the "TV words” below. DEARDR.REINISCH: Isn’t Sen(J questions to (39 Movie DEAR DR. REINISCH: My to visualize the inside of the can benefit from treatment with husband and I are ready to start body. male hormopes; however, once it true that most people are Dr. Reinisch in care of (S) d!) Seereh for Tomorrow (CC) bisexual — that there is some (S) Dick Van Dyke our family and have talked to When the precise location is adulthood is reached, the size of E asm□ element of attraction to or love The Kinsey Report, answer [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzle and Harriet the genitals is fixed. for members of one’s own sex in [ESPN ] Fashion America Moreover, your letter high­ P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ ac]□mm lights a point of which many /everyone? ' 1 :00PM CB ^ All My Children mington, IN 47402. CB Joker's Wild males are not aware. The DEAR READER: If you OS [DIS] Movie difference in size between Volume of mail prohib­ BOUNTy HEUUM CRABBY There also is no evidence that male include attraction and love in SLOGAN TALKER APATHY (g) (3) Days of Our Uvea non-erect ( flaccid) penises its personal replies, (g ) We’re Cooking Now disappears when they are erect. your definition of bisexuality, "May i Introduce you to my c BfZJWiI] homosexuality is cauised by a dominant husband?"— ■ @ Beverly Hillbilliea □ In other words, penises that then, yes: Many people could be but questions of 9 9 Mie Hueepedee Now rearrange the mother and-or a weak father, or that appear smaller than average labeled “ bisexual” under those general interest may "THAT’S A LOT dZ) Varied Programs letters you filled in when flaccid increase in size rules. female homosexuality is caused by girls If you count as bisexual only be discussed in future OF BULL" 1:30PM CB As the World Turns during erection by a larger to spell the name of those people whose actqal CB Tic Tac Dough choosing male role models. There is percentage than do penises that columns. (g ) Varied Programs look larger when flaccid. sexual activity is with partners Jumble on page 14 (3 ) Andy Griffith evidence, in fact, that parents have very ^ The size of a flaccid penis does of both sexes over a period of some years, then only 10 percent 2:00PM CB ® One Life to Live not accurately predict its size TELMA little influence on the outcome of their when it is erect. to 15 percent of the U.S. HOPKINS CB Let'a Make a Deal (g ) I Love Lucy population can be labeled children’s sexual orientation under normal “ bisexual.” TV puzzle on page 10 (g) @ Another World ® Heckle & Jackle/Deputy Dawg r»t«r' ijiansNY ■ariovisa 'Awd upbringing, Penile repair However, some of those 9 9 Novala: Etperandote '[fiVWVN 30T 3(U. individuals would reject the DEAR DR. REINISCH: I just bisexual label because they do WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12, 1986 18 On the House WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 19 On the House

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5ST « u . cheerfulness i t e ' i'ln I'J-Vt'S The living room is the most formal in the . . . Continued wooden table. Real people may house, but Batsie sit in twin sofas upholstered in intends to redecorate book, and even if you make a blue and pink checks. The color mistake it just looks primitive. is echoed in a patterned dhurrie in country style this A lot of their (American folk area rug with flower design. v«. fall. artists) pieces were made that □ □ □ Gary Tucker/Mancheater Herald way." The addition of one’s own art The dining room is a focal work infuses a home with a point of the house. Cathedral sense of the owner's personality. ceiling, double French doors and Batsie’s touch is everywhere a second floor balcony Home goes country apparent. overlooking the space add to the A charming, affable woman room’s natural beauty. who makes strangers imme­ But again, it is the decorator’s diately comfortable, Batsie touch that makes the room Denise Batsie likes the informality ushers a visitor into the country interesting, A corner fireplace kitchen of her home. Wallpaper with mantle is topped with a in a tiny blue and red print has a painted wooden clock with heart By Susan Plese ceiling design with the words insert, some wooden dolls, and a “ welcome frien.ds." wooden cut-out of a small girl on Each pane on French doors When Denise Batsie of a tree swing — Batsie’s favorite leading to the back yard are Kimberly Drive first dabbled in piece. She found the design on a decorated with a miniature recent trip to Tennessee. crafts, no one wanted her as a painted wooden cut-out — student. "Iw assooooobad."she The hearth is guarded by a animals, small people, hearts. A says, laughing. wooly stand-up lamb, handmade glassed cabinet is home for Today the former clumsy by a California artist. “ When the several larger pieces — a pair of dog first saw it he smelled the crafter has achieved the rank of .V pilgrim dolls, a rocking horse, a wool and he went crazy. I artist. Her folk art is available child’s pull-toy sheep on wheels. thought he was going to tear it at the Marlborough Country A apart,” Batsie says. A simple Barn in Marlborough. Saltbox □ □ □ wooden rack next to the hearth Crafters'in Suffield and A particularly interesting holds a tiny basket made by 'r Craftsmen’s Gallery on Cooper effect is made by adding a Indians in North Carolina, a set Street. What’s more, her own border just above the kitchen of candles, a crocheted doily, house serves as a live-in gallery Gary Tuck«r/ManchMt*r Herald cabinet doors. Batsie has bunches of dried flowers, a for many of her favorite pieces. painted wooden cut-outs of pomander. The home, built three years The second-floor balcony overlooks the dining room. A churches, homes, buildings, tiny ago. is a traditional two-story □ □ □ people and animals, picket focal point is the fireplace and mantle topped with saltbox erected around a fences and trees and ringed the massive central U-shaped The front-to-back living room painted wooden dolls and a handmade clock. area just under the ceiling — staircase. Rooms combine the is old-world gracious and like a three-dimensional wal­ spaciousness of contemporary Gary Tucker/Manchaatar Harald formal. Oriental accents add lpaper border. design with the warmth of interest. But Batsie is in the The family room is cheerful country crafts and decor. A family of handmade rag dolls has a tea party process of redoing the room in Debbie’s room includes a study a few men — gather on Monday and inviting. Again, windows “ We designed the house real in a corner of the family room. an informal style, more in alcove. “ It was supposed to be a and Tuesday nights or Tuesday are accented with the tiny formal, with pocket doors, a keeping with the rest of the closet,” Batsie says, noting that mornings to learn the art of folk wooden cut-outs placed in each butler’s pantry,” Batsie says. in folk art. traditional American house, in order to make use of its generous size gave her a painting on wood. The teacher Do you know of a “ I think the thing about folk pane. “ But I justsaid, ‘I like country. I art which basically involves her crafts in decorating. better idea. Debbie uses the circulates, helping a new artist art is that anyone can do it,” The curtains are off-white house you’d like to see like the informal feel of it.’ And 1 primitive style painting on ' The center staircase is space for a small sofa and a draw a mouth on a doll, feet on a Batsie says. To prove her point, muslin with balloon valance, but wanted to put things I was doing sanded, unfinished wood. accessible from the front computer. goose, curtains on a wooden featured here? Write she offers classes three times a Batsie has chosen not to use the where you could see it, look at it. Shaker-style peg racks deco­ entrance foyer and dining room. The heart of the hou.se must be window. week in her home. She has about traditional tie-backs. Instead, to Susan Plese, care of Qary Tuckar/ManchMtsr Herald “ I kept taking classes and rated with stenciled designs, It is open, and offers views of the in the garage, where Batsie The classes are open to the 30 students. she uses pieces of jute tied in trying new things. I went wooden cut-outs shaped to look dining room as one ascends. holds her classes. On class public. Co.st is $.5 a night, which Weekend Plus Maga­ “ I have never had anyone go bows and accented at each end Denise Batsie poses on the staircase of her through periods of different like animals or paper-doll Upstairs it forms a U-shape, and nights, several tables are set up includes use of paint and home with anything I wouldn’t by tiny painted hearts. zine, P O Box 591, crafts — cross stitch, quitting, people, and whimsical designs takes the space of several with plastic table cloths, cans brushes as well as Batsie's help Kimberly Drive home. She has decorated the put in this house,” she says. A corner in the family room is Manchester, Conn. baskets. You name it. I ’ve tried such as hearts and flowers are rooms, Batsie notes. full of water and others jammed Wooden pieces to paint are “ It’s like coloring in a coloring ■ devoted to a tea party of rag traditional saltbox with her handmade country it,” Batsie says. all examples of the simple and Each of the Batsie girls has with brushes for the acrylic priced according to size and 06040. dolls, made by another local ' collectibles. She has finally found her niche colorful form. her own bedroom — one done in paints. intricacy — from under a dollar ContInuMi... artist, sitting around a child-size blue and the other in pink. Small groups of women — and MO tn $20 or more ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 20 On the Road WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 1986 21 The Curious Shopper For the long haul Less caffeine: coffee or tea? Preventive maintenance Amount may depend on brewing process is key to car’s iongevity By Sonja Heinze

By Phyllis Zauner idea of preventive maintenance What has kss ct^eine, coffee sounds like something \ or tea? Answer me back. ’m always in a race automotive aftermarket Sj Joseph Manson, Detroit, Mich. with the junkyard,” executives dreamed up to •e According to Cornell increase sales. The University’s guide to caffeine bemoaned Willy Give your car sources; coffee has more Loman in “Death of “wait-until-it-breaks-to-replace- it” philosophy of car care caffeine than tea, but the amount a Salesman.” “I Just regular loving care of caffeine varies depending on finished paying for survives because on the surface I it seems to be the cheapest way and it will reward the brewing process. the car and it’s on its last legs.” Decaffeinated coffee has the Does it have to be so? Is to go. you with a longer, But preventive maintenance, if least amount of caffeine — 1 to obsolescence inevitable? useftil life. 6 mg; instant coffee is next, Theoretically, you can keep a practiced sensibly, will help a with 60 to 70 mg; automatic car going just about forever if vehicle last longer, avoid the perk coffee has 95 to 125 mg; you replace parts and rebuild annoyance of unexpected and the coffee with the most •systems at certain intervals. As a breakdown and retain better Motors found that out of 390 years in your car. It’s all in the Add fluid if needed, but do not caffeine is automatic drip, with practical matter, “forever” may value at trade-in. It is neglect, cars checked, 21 percent were owner’s manual. Good car care overfill. If fluid is brown or has 135 to l55 mg. The quantities be out reach. But useful life can not sloppy assembly or planned low on oil (8 percent were two is simply a matter of a burned odor, it should be listed are for five-ounce be significantly extended by obsolescence, that most often quarts low), and that 6.5 percent determining the usual life of the replaced. In any case, fluid and servings, not big mugfuls. practicing good car care. hastens a car on its way to the were low on automatic parts and replacing them before filter should be replaced every For tea, green tea brewed for Astonishing as it may seem, junk heap. transmission fluid but 29 percent they fall, or before they have a two years, oftener with one minute has 10 to 20 mg of there are people out there who For example, replacing rotted had overfilled, which they negative effect on other parts. high-speed driving in hot caffeine. Both black tea brewed have watched all five black 9s weather stripping can be costly; attributed to the fact that few Open the hood once a week and ■ weather. for one minute and green tea on the odometer turn over yet anyone can buy a spray people know how to properly check out the vital signs. If the Power steering fluid level: To brewed for three minutes have together — not once but several bottle of conditioner that will check automatic transmission engine is dirty, have it cleaned. check, simply remove the 20 to 35 mg. The strongest cup times. In fact, Edward preserve it for years when wipted levels. The fluid should be A clean engine runs cooler and reservoir dipstick. Add fluid if of tea is black tea brewed for Donaldson of Eugene, Ore., set over the rubber regularly. checked when it is hot (which you can spot problems better.” needed. three minutes, which has 35 to a benchmark for automobile long A motorist can spend $ 1SS requires at least 30 minutes of The Car Care Council, an Battery terminals should be 40 mg of caffeine. life. periodically on an oil and filter driving), with the engine idling organization administered by free of corrosion. Check “Caffeine is a stimulant that In 1966 he bought a change or he can run the same and the transmission in Park. MEMA, has prepared a checklist monthly in cold weather, weekly affects the central nervous well-wom second-hand oil until it turns into tar in the You don’t have to be a of recommendations for monthly in hot weather, and daily on system,” states the guide. Mercedes for his 260-miIe daily crankcase, then cough up $1,000 mechanic, or even mechanically engine checks that are based On long trips, and add water as ’’Usually 2(X) to 240 mg of Coffee has more commute from Eugene to for an overhaul. inclined, to know what the the same principles used by needed. caffeine are needed to produce caffeine than tea, but Portland, anothen ran it another An automatic transmission motor needs or how to check for municipal fleets, taxis, police Brake fluid should be checked stimulatory effects, although for fluid and filter change runs signs of possible future trouble. departments and others monthly. First wipe dirt from the some people the effect level may the amount of caffeine 290,000 miles. be lower or higher. Furthermore, After that he bought a new around $35, versus $400 to $800 You do need to be willing to responsible for vehicle fleets. brake master cylinder reservoir in both varies depend­ for a transmission overhaul. people who regularly consume Mercedes 220 diesel and had a devote a little time and attention Belts should be free of cracks lid; pry off the retainer cup and large amounts of caffeine may ing on the brewing special odometer installed that Yet in spite of a cost/benefit to it on a regular basis. and frayed edges. Check belt remove the lid. If you need ratio that the most simple soul develop some tolerance to these process. went to seven figures. There’s a myth that “when tension by pressing thumb at. fluid, add the approved type effects.” Ricidulous optimism? Not at all. can understand, people do fail to everything starts falling apart, mid-point; long belts shouldn’t and check for possible leaks. Within 10 years it turned over to maintain their cars. Blame it on it’s time to get rid of your car.” depress more than a half-inch; self-service gas and the carefree I purchase this book? Mrs. number of different chemical happy to pass it along in the dry ice with bare hands. Place one million miles. Over the But in a continuing study of shorter ones, a quarter-inch. . Recommended weekly chores 'TURNING' IVORY Frances Awonski, Detroit, “gas-and-go ” attitude of “Car Maintenance in the Replace bulging or rotten hoses include: substances consumed and the column. dry ice on cardboard or boards decade, he says, he spent $4,718 BILLIARD BALLS Mich. smaller the chance that any one on upkeep and put in maybe one drivers, but auto industry U.S.A.” the Motor & and tighten clamps. • Check anti-freeze/coolant, .set on top of fixxl or on shelves. / have a set o f three ivory Write to the National chemical will reach a hazardous Don’t place it directly on hour a week. “You could run a research indicates that neglect is Equipment Manufacturers top off with 50/50 solution of billiard balls which over the rampant. Academy Press, 2101 level in the diet. AVOIDING FOOD packages because dry ice freezes white handkerchief over the Association (MEMA) makes a Air filter is easy to reach, anti-freeze and water if needed. years have gotten slightly out o f Constitution Ave., N.W., Shell Oil Company checked right under the big metal “lid.” LOSS IN POWER FAILURE the contents too quickly.” ■ engine.” convincing case that there is no • Keep tires inflated to shape and do not roll true. Washington, D.C. 20418. The READER FEEDBACK: 100 cars at self-service pumps Check every month or two, recommended pressure, check During a storm we lost all the The key to longevity lies in time in the life of a Some years ago there were cost, according to Books in ' GREEN TOMATOES food in our freezer due to an and found that 56 needed oil, 34 replace when it’s dirty (or as preventive maintenance. In other well-maintained car when for uneven wear. places where the balls could be Print, is $19.25, and must be Margaret Egeland, electrical power failure. How words, you don’t wait for a were low on coolant, 29 needed “everything falls apart at once.” part of a tune-up). • Be sure lights are working, sent and “trued up,” / believe prepaid. If you wish to order by power steering fluid and 27 had Edgewater, Fla.: “Since so can we avoid this the next time? problem to develop before doing MEMA spokesman Stephen Automatic transmission fluid and keep them clean. : tllby called this “turning.” I ’ve credit card, call (202) 334-3313. many people complain about batteries with low water. B.J., Guemeville, Caiy. something about it. Barbone says, “'There are no should be checked with engine • Check oil every other written to Brunswick who sold A multitude of toxic tomatoes being unripe, maybe If there is a weather prediction If you have a To some people, the whole In a similar survey. General secrets, after all, to putting extra running and parking brake on. fill-up. ■ us this set and have received no substances occur naturally in they don’t realize how many of a storm, tum your freezer to consumer-oriented reply. John Shanahan', foods. Some examples are uses green tomatoes can be put its'coldest setting. The lower the question, send it to South bury. Conn. aflatoxin in peanut butter and to. If you have never had them temperature, the longer the food Stella Phillips of Brunswick’s tortillas and other com products; sliced, salted and peppered, will take to thaw. Cover the Sonja Heinze, King billiards department suggests that DeCORMIER NISSAN safrole in herbs; estragole in rolled in flour and then fried, freezer with blankets, which will Features Syndicate. you contact the following biUaKd- Jiasil; psoralens in parsley and you have something really good provide insulation. Do not open ''dealer to see if he handles any celery; hydrazines in 'THEAlAlvrEfS SUMMER FESTIVAL OF VALUES to experience. They can also be the freezer except to add dry ice. 235 E. 45th St., New service on this: A.E. Schmidt mushrooms; hydrogen peroxide dipped in egg. I think there is A full freezer will remain cold York. N.Y. 10017. Co., 112 Sidney St., St. Louis, in coffee; nitrosamines in beer; al.so a green tomato catsup.” longer than a partially filled one AASSAAI Mo. 63104; (314) 773-8686. formaldehyde in cola soft drinks; Thanks for passing on this and will usually keep food Phillips writes that ivory balls glycoalkaloids in green potatoes. information. Hazel Ervasti of frozen for two days. A are no longer available. “They rO/ APR HNANCING This is not a scare book, but Modesto, Calif., also wrote half-filled freezer may not keep /O TO QUAUnED BUYERS REDUCTIONS ON are very delicate,” she informs quite the reverse. The authors extolling the virtues of green food frozen more than a day. ON AU NEW TRUCKS! SELECTED us, “and were made only in the assure consumers that if one’s ' tomatoes which can be pickled, The Division of Agricultural winter. There is po guarantee on diet contains a reasonable made into relishes, turned into Sciences at the University of MERCHANDISE 'them because of their delicate diversity of foods and no SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS green tomato pie, used in cakes, California recommends the nature.” extraordinary amount of any green tomato mincemeat, and following: “If dry ice is put into S5 Maxima 4 dr.. 5-spd. *12,900 81 Maxima 4 dr., sedan (brown) *5,495 I'm intrigued. Can any reader specific food, then no single used in sauces for meats and the freezer soon after the power enlighten us as to why ivory chemical is likely to be 85 Porsche 944 (auto) *19,900 81 Honda Civic Wag. 5-spd. *2,995 fish. Ervasti advises us that goes off, 50 pounds should keep billiard balls were made only in consumed in a toxic amount. For S3 Maxima Wagon (auto) 80 Buick Riviera (leather) *7,995 when buying green tdirTatoes, for the food temperature in a full *8,495 Com e in the winter? instance, one can hallucinate by ^__WOId8Cutlas8Wagloaded^__^7j995_ 80 Plymouth Horizon 4-spd. *1,895 which you could pay as much or 20-cubic-foot cabinet below and save^ ingesting one and a half more than you would pay for freezing for three to four days. 285 BROAD STREET 305 East Center Street TOXICANTS IN FOODS nutmegs, as well as get severely ripe tomatoes, they must be .., If the cabinel is half-filled or „ ! M ANCHESTER, 643-4165 Manchester, CT In your column you mentioned sick; one can even oyerdose on completely green and not be ^ less, it will remain below ! wissArj'i Mon.. T u m ., W«d. A FrI. Closed Mondays a book called “Toxicants broccoli because of its high turning pink inside. freezing two to three days. NISSAN 9:90 t.m. to 9:00 p.m. July and August 643-4958 Occurring Naturally in Foods” vitamin K content. I’ve never heard of green “Work quickly with dry ice. Thun. 'M 0:00 p.m.; SsL 'til 4:00 p.m. put out by the National Therefore the wider variety of 'tomato catsup, but if a reader Be sure the room is Academy of Sciences. How can food intake, the greater is the can supply a recipe, I would be well-ventilated. Never handle WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 12. 1986 22 Dining In WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 12, 19W 23 Dining Out

Chan’s Garden

By Sondra Astor Stave and the accompanying soy Chinese restaurants but the dipping sauce, while non- texture achieved that same Several factors go into traditional. was nevertheless melting tenderness and brought determining the success of a tasty. forth the same sense of meal. Almost everyone would Fried wontons came with a pleasure. The blackened red K it ; agree that the quality of the food meaty filling and in a generous peppers achieved a distinctive is important, but opinions vary portion of 15. The accompanying hotness that was perfectly offset as to how critical service and sauce was a bit sweet for our by the shreds of orange peel. A ambiance are to enjoyment of taste. bed of lightly cooked broccoli even the most skillful cooking. Teriyaki beef tasted as if it augmented both appearance For those who value well were marinated in the hoisin and taste. prepared food over decor, a visit mixture usually reserved for The vegetable in eggplant CHSim „ cTiTTEBg^t^ to Chan’s Garden at 341 E. roast pork. The taste was with hot garlic sauce was cut in BESTAUflAlllrii!!!!!?!'-. Center St. will prove to be a different but not at all smaller pieces than we are treat. unpleasant. Spareribs were accustomed to and the addition ^ - j ------" ’ i r a Cholesterol The restaurant, which opened m.eaty. well flavored and in a of water chestnuts was likewise in May. is primarily a takeout generous portion. unusual, but the dish worked place and has seating for only Shrimp toast also bore the well on its own terms. The heat 18. The sole decorative touch to special flavoring sense of the was modest for a red starred suggest the origin of the food is a chef and was served with item but the flavoring was well large Oriental fan over the thicker layers of both seafood conceived. chasers A bit too much fat was the only counter. Walls are papered in a mixture and bread. It. too. brown-and-white print. Tables pleased. flaw in almond duck. A special Salmon with vegeta­ are the serviceable luncheonette of the day. Peking duck, lacked type. Hot and sour soup had good only the showy preparation to bles makes a light The open nature of the kitchen body and a good mix of lily-buds, distinguish it from that served in woodear mushrooms, tofu and These recipes help summer repast. allows one to see the various more glamorous restaurants. staff members. Some are totally slices of pork. It had been Crisp skin, moist meat, thin engaged in cooking, thepthers prepared with just the right pancakes and scallion brushes amount of thickener. r By Philomena Corradeno cholesterol. serve customers for takeout and were all first rate. and K into and through the chofesterol levels.” Omega-3 is fish. Top with orange sections. eat-in while assisting the cooks. Szechuan ming shrimp body. It maintains temperature Other foods also have a found in most cold-water fish The house special soup Bake, uncovered, until fish A springroll had a good filling combined beef, pork and combined large shrimp with educe the fat of and insulates and cushions the cholesterol-lowering effect and shellfish. flakes easily when tested with the land and with sizable pieces of pork as assortment of vegetables in a julienne of carrots, green vital organs. because they are high in fiber or Dr. William Castelli, medical a fork, about 5 minutes. pepper, bamboo shoots and ' increase the fat of well as vegetables and the broth more flavorful than is A sound diet, even in a pectin, another form of fiber. director of the Framingham Sprinkle with sesame seed. outerlayer of dough was crisp. celery. The exotically flavored the sea.” So Among the helpful pectin/fiber usually found in this type of weight-control program, should (Mass.) Heart Study, said what Yield: 4 servings But the wrapper was too thick sauce is definitely hot and spicy. advises Dr. foods are flour and breads of soup. include .some fat. But — and a we need are “ten new recipes *To toast sesame seed, place and the inner part was not Beef with orange flavor was Equally spicy is the kung pao big but — fat may lead to bran, wheat, wholemeal, oat and II m ill II iurn William E. that taste good but have all the in a small skillet. Stir over sufficiently cooked through. perhaps the largest portion of chicken. 'There was a fresh R obesity, heart disease, strokes, rye as well as rolled oats, no-nos taken out. And what that A doughy taste also marred poultry taste and a good balance n«glnaJd Plnto/ManchMt«r H«rald Connor, professor of medicine at oatmeal and barley. medium heat until golden, 3 to 4 this dish that we can recall being high blood pressure, hardening means is making just a few otherwise-excellent fried dum­ served. The slices of meat were of vegetable to meat to peanuts. Oregon Health Sciences Good sources among fruits minutes. of the arteries, thickening of the prudeiit changes to cut the plings. The minced pork filling not batter coated or deep fried Bean curd with hot sauce'was University in Portland, Ore. and vegetables include apples “Fish oil may be one of the inner layer of the arteries and cholesterol and saturated fat and was generous and well seasoned as is traditional in American another winner. Bits of pork Chan’s Garden is located at 341 E. Center St. some forms of cancer. (especially the peel), pears, replace them with foods which Wine, dill weed and delicate enhanced this otherwise vege­ keys to preventing diseases of plums, citrus, broccoli tops, lettuce provide distinctive flavor the heart and arteries,” he said. For these reasons, health help lower serum cholesterol.” tarian preparation. professionals constantly urge us Brussels sprouts, cabbage, in this fresh salmon and If one can get past the modest “Fish oil also has been shown to The recipes that follow feature Chan’s Garden to modify our fat intake. sauerkraut and onions. , vegetable platter. Simple and setting, the food at Chan’s increase bleeding time, ingredients that help the good 341 E. Center St, 646-8005 or 647-8062 Do you know of a Cholesterol, found only in Safflower and olive oil also guys do their job without quick cooked on the range top, Garden is totally authentic ' decreasing the tendency of the foods of animal origin, regulates tend to reduce blood cholesterol. it’s even simpler and quicker in ✓ Hours: Monday through Thursday, 11a.m. to 10 tasting and most satisfying. restaurant you’d like to blood cells to form abnomal sacrificing taste. Note that we the functions of the brain and Coconut and palm oils should be suggest safflower or olive oil the microwave oven. p.m. Friday and Saturday, IT a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday, And. with main dishes ranging see reviewed here? blood clots in the vessels.” stimulates digestive juices. avoided. noon to 10 p.m. from $4.50 to $8.50. it is a bargain Studies have indicated too that because they have more omega-3 Write to Sondra Astor Although manufactured by the “The Living Heart Diet” ORANGE CABBAGE as well. Eating out in fish and fish oil tend to lower fatty acids dian other vegetable Dress: Casual body, its level in the blood (Simon & Schuster, Inc.) notes / cup sliced onion Manchester keeps getting better Stave at Weekend cholesterol. oils. No credit cards. (plasma) depends on the foods that a recent study indicated that The first is one of the recipes 2 tablespoons olive or ✓ Handicapped access. and better and Chan’s Garden Plus Magazine, P.O. Cholesterol. The word we eat. This is referred to as persons who ate “a diet rich in can claim its share of the credit frightens because most people do approved by Dr. Castelli. safflower oil Reservations accepted. Box 591, Manchester serum cholesterol. salmon for four weeks lowered The subtle flavor of ginger for this most delightful not understand what it is and their blood cholesterol by 15 6 cups sliced cabbage situation. ■ We n e ^ cholesterol, but it and grated orange peel give the J/2 teaspoon fennel seed 06040. why it may be dangerous to must be distributed through the percent.” fish a delightfully appealing / apple, cored and health. Technical and medical bloodstream and not be allowed The book, now in paperback, flavor. thinly sliced terms confuse them and to settle in the arteries, j—^ is the work of noted heart warnings worry them. Cutting Molecules called lipoproteins surgeon Dr. Michael E. 1 cup orange juice m m v through the scientific carry cholesterol through the DeBakey, Dr. M. Gotto Jr., ORANGE SPICED FISH 112 teaspoon salt Dinner gobbledygook, let's take a quick body. These may be very high specialist in research on fats in / 112 tablespoons 2 oranges, peeled and Prices A w Hi ’ K p 'o look at it. density lipoproteins (VHDL), the blood, Lynne W. Scott, safflower oil sectioned haven’t Specials Simply put, cholesterol is a WONG’S high density (HDL), very low clinical researcher and dietitian, 2 teaspoons grated orange changed in Weekly ^ 254 Broad Street, Manchester* waxy substance, a kind of fat, density (VLDL) or low density and John P. Foreyt, Ph.D., peel In a large saucepan saute 3 years! RESTAURANT manufactured by the body. (LDL). director of the Diet Modification onion in oil until soft. Add . • SZECHUAN 112 teaspoon ground ginger AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE Ordinary fat, derived from Think of the very high and Clinic at Houston’s Baylor U4 teaspoon ground cabbage, fennel seed, apple, Are you looking for a caterer? animals and plants, performs TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS high density as the good guys College of Medicine and The black pepper orange juice and salt. Cover and vital work. Along with protein because they cany excess Methodist Hospital. The book and carbohydrates, it helps build 12 ounces halibut fillets simmer 25 to 35 minutes, Head Chef • Chef Wong Nikki’s now offers catering for: cholesterol out of the body. And contains more than SOO recipes (or other fatty fish such stirring occasionally, until liquid and sustain a healthy body. An typecast the very low and low as well as facts about the txxly as bass, trout or salmon) is absorbed and cabbage is 875-0661 • Family Reunions • Weddings • Parties essential source of energy and density lipoproteins as the bad and its relation to diet. H2 cup orange sections tender. Just before serving, stir nutrition, it maintains life and guys because they encourage I asked Dr. Foreyt why the • Office Parties • Birthdays • Bar Mitzvahs 2 teaspoons sesame seed* in orange sections. provides the body’s greatest cholesterol buildup in the subjects in the study lowered Post Road Plaza energy source. arteries. their cholesterol level even Yield: 4 to 6 servings Mon.-Thur. 11:30 - 10 pm Any Occasion! An important component of Preheat oven to 425F. In a 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. 4i Sat. 11:30 - 11 pm Strangely, the fatty fin fish, though they had consumed, (Rte. 30N). Vernon the cell membranes, fat regulates small bowl combine safflower Apples make this salmon Sunday 12:00 noon - Quality Food at the Best Prices! such as saidines, particularly according to the report, more (I-<4 Exit 65) 10 pm the passage of nutrients in and those packed in olive or sild oil than SOO mgs of cholesterol oil, orange peel, ginger and salad distinctive. A tablespoon out of the cells, provides the (fish oil), salmon and mackerel, daily. “Salmon,” he told me, black pepper. Place fish in a or so of olive or safflower oil Don’t forget our daily lunch and dinner specials at fatty acids which the body to mention just a few, are “contains omega-3, the fatty lightly oiled shallow baking pan. may be substituted for the lowfat the restaurant with something for every taste! cannot manufacture and carries helpful in lowering blood acids which seem to force down Spread seasoning mixture over yogurt. ■ ...... the fat-soIuble vitamins. A, E, D Monday, Jul

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