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Saturday. Aug. 29.1987 LOYALISTS CRUSH COUP Philippine rebels eppeared to have little support

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Loyal troops backed by helicopter gunships and low-level bombing seized strongholds of mutineers Friday to crush the bloodiest coup attempt yet against President Corazon Aquino. Her only son was wounded. On Saturday morning, 500 rebel troops surrendered at Camp Aguinaldo, the military headquarters that was the scene of the heaviest fighting, themilitary said. On Friday night, it said other 402 rebels had been captured. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, the military chief of staff, had told his subordinates Friday morning that only about 800 troops had taken part in the mutiny. It was not known how many still might be holding out. Ramos had said "mopping up operations” were under way aiid he expected full order to be restored in Manila by Saturday. ' The uprising centered in Manila but the commander of paramilitary national police in Cebu City, 350 miles southeast, backed , putting the mayor and provincial governor under house arrest. Military and hospital sources said at least 25 people had been killed and 275 wounded, including Benigno Aquino III. Mrs. Aquino, 54. said her 27:year-oId son was seriously hurt and three companions were killed when gunfire riddled their car near the presidential palace early Friday. The mutiny began at 1 a.m. Friday with attacks on the Malacanang presidential palace compound and other targets. The rebels did not appear to have widespread, popular support. When one group was chased away from the tall transmitter tower of government-run Channel 4 television station, hundreds of people poured into the streets, cheering the loyal defenders and shouting, “Cory! Cory! “ the nickname of the popular president. Still, when three frightened rebels appeared from hiding in shrubbry near the tower, a few FE8T TO FE8T — Anne Flint, president of the Greater Manchester H m M photo by Pinto in the crowd shielded them and helped them escape, and no one tried to stop them. Chamber of Commerce, digs Into a peach shortcake, compliments of Those killed during the uprising included the Eighth Utilities District. Eighth District firefighters delivered the two news photographers — a New Zealander goodwill shortcake to Flint during the downtown Feast Fast, just after and a Filipino — and numerous civilians caught in cross-fire. the district’s Peach Festival began. Stories and more pictures on pages President Reagan expressed “unqualified” 4 and 5. Please tarn to page 3 Merrill 8potted in Governor frustrated by escape, too ... page 2

Need money? Herald columnist gives it away on Thursday! SNAFU by Bnie* BMn'« Police say Merrill was seen Loyal Philippine troops outside Fowler’s In Coventry thwart attempt at coup COVENTRY — Somera prison are keeping an eye the area around governor said. escapee Frederick R. Merrill was Fowler’s Market. Residents are Merrill, described by O’Neill as Continued from page 1 spotted outside Fowler’s Market on also being advised to lock their “ apparently a very clever individ­ a national police camp seized by mutineers. Route 44 Friday afternoon, police doors. ual.” has escaped from three other Ramos called on Honasan to surrender said. U S. support for Mrs. Aquino in the gravest No details of the Coventry inci­ correctional facilities before. because “ the cause he espoused is a lost Merrill. 40, who was reported crisis of her 10 months in office. cause.” Military officials said the colonel fled dent were available late Friday Asked if the inddent would She ordered Ramos, who has put down nnlsslng from the Connecticut Cor­ night. Camp Aguinaldo before government forces aggravate mattersasthestatetries several other coup attempts against her, to rectional Institution, had been Meanwhile. Gov. William A. attacked. to answer protests from residents "terminate this mutiny immediately” and awaiting trial on several charges in O’Neill said Friday he was as of Suffield and Newtown, where The military said 462 rebels were captured. connection with the beating and said no concessions would be given “ these Ramos told subordinate commanders earlier frustrated as anyone eise that new correctional facilities are traitors." sexual assault of a South Windsor Merriil had not yet been captured. planned; O’Neill said: “ It certainly that about 800 troops took part in the mutiny, woman in March. Helicopter gunships and small propeller- But, he told reporters, “ when you doesn’t help the situation.” which would mean hundreds still were at driven bombers attacked the rebel-held Camp large. He had also been questioned in look at the number of persons who “ However, I still think it’s safe to connection with the March murder are confined versus those that Aguinaldo and the assault was led by elite Troops commanded by Brig. Gen. Edgardo (live) around one of those facili­ army units. m of n-year-old Manchester resident ' escap e, the p ercen ta ge is ties,” the governor said. Abenina in Cebu City flew the Philippine flag Bernice Martin, but Manchester Military officials said the rebel leader. Col insignificant.’’ He said security at Somers was upside down at their garrisons, a sign of p o li(» have been unable to link him Gregorio Honasan, fled in a helicopter. “ If they find the individual, and I being improved at the time of sympathy for the mutineers. They took over I have a 'one-hour photo* graphic i to that crime. Honasan was security chief for Gen. Juan certainly hope they do, I hope they Merrill’s escape “ and that is going government offlees in the nation’s second- Coventry police said that officers would find how he got out," the to continue.” Ponre Enrile. now a senator, until Mrs. largest metropolitan area and confiscated Aquino fired Enrile as defense minster last weapons from private security guards. November after an earlier attempted coup, Ramos announced late Friday that he would Enrile and Honasan played leading roles in fire Abenina. In Cebu City, Abenina expressed coBuectiert Weather Mufcler victim s dead a week the civilian-military uprising that drove sympathy for some rebel goals and frustration President Ferdinand E. Marcos into exile over what he called callousness toward Central, eastern interior, southwest interior: aoudy HAMDEN (AP) — Two men may Feb. 26, 1006. Enrilealsowasdefenseminister soldiers by civilian officials of the Aquino &turday with a chance of light rain. High 65 to 70. have bMn dead for almost a week under Marcos, but changed sides. government. Winds north around 10 mph. Chance of rain SO percent before thrir bound, decomposed T Marcos, who was president for 20 years, Whenever troops kill Communist guerrillas Mostly cloudy Saturday night. Low in the middle 50s bodies, stabbed in the chest and said he had nothing to do with Friday’s “ soldiers and policemen are accused of Partly sunny Sunday. High in the middle 70s. their throats slashed, were disco­ rebellion. He and his wife Imelda now live in violating human rights.” he said, adding that Hawaii. • West coastal, east coastal: Dreary Saturday with a vered in a condominium in Hamden more than 40 of his men were killed by • chance of Hght rain. High around 70. Winds becoming on Friday, authorities said. Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater Communist rebels this year but “ nooneraised north lOtoISmph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Rp

Bv Andrew Yurkovsky ’The bad weather didn’t keep the \ Herald Reporter politicians indoors, however. John Garside, J . Winthrop Porter Rain may have thinned the crowd and Theunis Werkhoven — all three at the Eighth District’s 28th annual of whom are on the Rupublican Peach Festival Friday night. But slate for toe (own Board of organizers were satisfied with the Directors — shook hands and said turnout, all things considered. hello to residents waiting outside At 6:30, a long line of people the firehouse. waited outside the district’s fire­ As the drizzle cam e to a stop, a house on Main Street to buy tickets small number of festival-goers for the heaping portions of peach ventured to the parking lot across shortcake topped with fresh the street to dance to toe music of whipped cream. Johnny Prytko’s band. A firefighter taking tickets said b ’Marra said that 75 bushels of the weather had a minimal effect on peaches and 40 gallons of cream the festivities. went into making this year’s batch “It seems to be moving right of peach shortcake. along.” he said. Judy Eschmann. a ladies’ auxil­ iary member who has been in­ Thomas R. O’Marra. the spokes­ volved in the festival for 17 years, man for thr district fire depart­ said she and other volunteers began ment . said the crowd on Friday was work early Friday morning, peel­ H m M photo* by PIMo probably about 20 percent smaller ing the peaches. She said she would than last year, when 2.800 servings probably leave the firehouse at Bad weather kept some people away from the Feaat Feat on Friday, Participating restaurants are hoping for better weather today. but for others like these, the food was too good to resist. 1 ^ ' of peach shortcake were served. midnight, after the volunteers had “Excellent” was the word he used their own celebration. to describe the turnout. But peaches probably won’t be on the menu. This year’s festival coincided “We don’t want to look at another with the Greater Manchester peach,” Eshmann said. Rain steals crowds from the Feast Fest Chamber of Commerce’s Feast Harald photo* by H iito By Andrew Yurkovsky Fest. but O’Marra didn’t think one Herald Reporter detracted from the other. In fact, Mabel Sheridan carries a tray of peach shortcake to a table during the Eighth the Chamber of Commerce agreed LOST District’s 28th annual Peach Festival on Friday night. Crowds packed the to sell tickets for the district Restaurants participating in the third annual Feast Black and white Cat. Fest are praying that today will bring sunshine and a Main Street firehouse. festival, encouraging Feast Fest larger crowd than turned out on Friday. patrons to head to the other end of Large, long haired, Mary Beaulieu, working at the Main Pub’s booth town for dessert. declawed. Vicinity Friday night, said business came in spurts during the Friday’s festival was the first in of Birch Mt. Road. day. many years that was forced in­ “But it’s still a lot of fun,’’ Beaulieu added. “You’re doors. ’The festival Is usually held in promoting your restaurant, so you’ve got to take the the parking lot across the street REWARD good with the bad.” from the firehouse, but this year Caii As Beaulieu spoke, her son. Keith, wiped rain water off the counter with a cloth. tables were set up Inside the 871-7337 Restaurateurs agreed that it was the rain that kept firehouse itself. the crowds away from the festival’s first day. “It’s got all the components to make it happen,” said Ted Vetter, the owner of Vernon’s Tapas restaurant. Offer Ends “It’s just that Mother Nature took the day off.” Vetter said his restaurant had served about 35 Oct. 31, 1987 customers by 5 p.m. •200 Dave Bannerman, a cook for Mansfield’s Homestead Restaurant, said business had been slow. He said about 75 customers had been served at the Homestead booth. “What are you going to do? It’s the weather.” Bannerman said. Anne Flint, president of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said Friday the turnout was not bad, considering the rain. “The crowd’s not as good. But the weather’s not as good. We’re hoping for good weather tomorrow.” she The Defiant Encore: said. If the weather does not improve, the chamber , which is the Feast Fest’s main sponsor, may set up tents The^rlcfeBestWoockove. today to provide a dry place to eat, Flint said. Efficiency: The most efficient stove ever made according to independ­ Flint said she hoped that the turnout for the entire ent laboratory tests. weekend will equal last year’s of about 10,000. She said Convenient: With front or top loading options, convenient controls, organizers had expected that this year’s Fest would bring in a larger crowd. and our easy ash removal system, you’ll spend less time tending your One of the few bright moments Friday came just as stove and more time eiuoying it. the Eighth District’s Peach Festival began. Officials Fire Viewing: Two latge self-cleaning glass doors allow you to enjoy the roaring fire. from the district rode up in a fire truck and delivered a Nichole Archambault, 11, of Andover, Justin Kelly, 5, bites into a slice of pizza peach shortcake to Flint as a gesture of good wiil. bondlea up her puppy, Topsy, during the Design: Although it’s the most technologically advanced stove ever “Everyone was concerned that the two wouid during the Feast Fest Friday night. The made we’ve kept a classic distinctive design that’s as beautiful as the conflict, and we thought that it would show that Feast Fest on Friday. Topsy is just 5 Fest continues through Sunday. value it will add to your home. Manchester can work two events in one day,” said weeks old. Eighth District spokesman Thomas O’Marra. It was 0 ’M§)rra’s idea to deliver the shortcake. year,” she said. The Flid1aced)v\^eitnont While this year’s fest may not turn a profit, Flint Pam Gowdy. a worker at Antonio’s booth, said the Tables set up for the Feast Fest were largely empty restaurant had gone through about 30 pizzas and two said, making money was never the chamber’s goal. Friday evening, but after 6 o’clock, the crowd began to dozen spinach pies by the time it became dark outside. “All we’re hoping is that we can come out of it in the grow. Some restaurateurs said that business had Given toe weather. Gowdy said, “it’s a litUe better than Residents line up outside the Eighth District’s Main Street firehouse for the black so that we can Justify giving it a good shot next peaked during the lunch hour. we anticipated.” Rl. 74, Ashford ■ 487-1577 Peach Festivai Friday night, it took 75 bushels of peaches and 40 gallons of Non., Tne*., Hinr*., FrI., 10-5 Sal. 10-2 cream to make all the peach shortcake that was served. OliilMricM ■ f Local Naiva in Brief Directors consider water pian Huston’s career IramBronnan Manchester; and five sisters. Sta- was the stuff cia Puts of Tolland. Josephine Homart hires ad agency Irene (McKinney) Brennan, 86, that includes Avery, Redwood formerly of Charter Oak apart­ Itozikowski of Madison, and Helen of movie legend ments, died Friday at Manchester Somers, Mary Baldyga and A Glastonbury advertising Ann has reached an oral Blanche Brown, ail of Manchester. agreement with the Homart Development Co. of Memorial Hospital. She was the By Alex GIrelll is within Manchester and the includes ail of Manchester and ». MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (AP) - John Burial was in Scranton. Pa. Chicago to take over public relations for the developer Associate Editor widow of William Brennan, a of the proposed Mall at BucUand Hills, a writer for the Manchester water system has an few customers in Vernon and South! Huston, a restless talent who bucked well-known athlete and sportsman firm said Wednesday. interconnection with Avery Windsor. I Hollywood, drank hard and directed in the Manchester area. Boundaries of a proposed service Heights. Besides the LAM service area} clasric films including “The Maltese Lightning kills teen ® P“*>Uc relations writer for Adams, area for the town’s water depart­ She was born in Manchester July Rickard and Mason, said the oral agreement was The proposed service area is the there are two others in which the} Falcon,” “The Treasure of the Sierra 10.1901, and was a lifelong resident. in Virginia storm ment have been outlined by the area the water department must town does not supply water. The| Madre" and “The African Queen,” died in expects a formal contract She was a member of St. Mary’s VIENNA, Va. (AP) — Ughtning will be signed next week. department for consideration by delineate in a report it must submit Metropolitan District Commission} his sleep Friday. Episcopal Church and a member of the town’s Board of Directors, and to the Upper Connecticut Planning supplies water to the Beacon Hill} At 81, he was on the location of yet killed one teen-ager and critically Gagne said that the company would also evaluate the church’s 50/50 Club. She was injured a second Friday as the whether Homart should take a position on a they include the area served by the Agency by Sept 14. and Fountain Village apartment} another movie. also a member of Chapman Court LAM Water Co. in the Redwood Ultimately, the boundaries of the areas west of Interstate 84. 1 In a long and adventurous career, the youths ran under a tree during a referendum on bonding for improvements to the area 10, Order of the Amaranth. She was severe thunderstorm, police said. around the Mall. The mall project has been on hold subdivision as well as Avery areas to be served by waterutilities Young said Friday the MOC may} stuff of movie legend, Huston caroused a volunteer at Manchester Memor­ Heights Water Co. in South will be set by a Water Supply Steven Black. 14. and Evelyn ® ® Superior Court judge ruled that the $13 Include In Its proposed area some of} with and Ernest Hem­ ial Hospital and the American Red Windsor. Coordinating Council which is the same territory Manchester] ingway, broke his nose in a fistfight with Laouikas, 15, both of Vienna, a million in improvements would have to be approved by In a report to be considered by the (}ross. suburb of Washington, D.C., were voters in a referendum. charged with formulating a coordi­ Includes. Young said the town plans Errol Flynn, directed Clark Gable in his She is survived by one son, directors Tuesday, Robert Young, nated water supply plan for this to build a water storage tank on last film and unwittingly led Katharine running under a tree in front of William L, Brennan of Westport: Black’s home when lightning hit the Town buildings dose Labor Day water superintendent, said that the region. HTIstown Road and would have to Hepburn into an elephant stampede. one sister, Sarah M. Pyane of department has no desire to take But the town has to submit its go around'the territory now served I Huston won Academy Awards for writing tree and then struck the teen-agers All town municipal buildings and the Manchester over the two water companies but Westerly, R,I.; and three grand­ in their chests, said Fairfax County suggested boundaries and the by LAM to do so. and directing “The Treasure of the Sierra children. Jude Brennan and Wil­ Landfill will be closed Sept. 7 because of the Labor Day that it is proper planning to prepare Board of Directors must approve Young has recommended that the Madre,” in which his father, Walter, also p o lic e spokesman Warren holiday. Curbside trash pickup will resume the for the possibility that the town liam Brennan of , Carmichael. them. The board will take up the town also include in iu declaration won an Oscar for best supporting actor. His JOHN HUSTON and Colleen Brennan of Westport. following day, with the schedule pushed back one day might have to do so. report when it meets at 8 p.m. a part of Glastonbury. It now daughter, Anjelica, won an Oscar for Black died about 45 minutes later all week, according to the town sanitation division. He said the state Department of The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 at Fairfax Hospital, Carmichael Tuesday in the hearing room of provides water in a part of I “Priiri’s Honor,” which Huston also ... dead at age 81 a m. in St. Mary’s Episcopal Public Utilities Control could re­ Lincoln Center. Glastonbury, and Glastonbury offi­ said. Public comment session scheduled quire the town to take over the directed. Church. Burial will be in the East Miss Laouikas was listed in The proposed service area sug­ cials have asked Manchester to His 40 films encompassed the Tennessee movie. Cemetery. Calling hours are at the The Board of Directors wil conduct a public session companies under the statutes. gested by Young includes the expand its water service area in Williams play “Night of the Iguana” and Huston’s longtime companion, Marcella critical condition. The LAM Company service area Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. The accident occurred about 2:45 Tuesday from 9 to 10 a.m. in the director’s office at present franchise areas, which that town. the elaborate musical “Annie.” Hernandez, was at the director’s side. Center St., Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. "John Huston was one of the true greats p.m. EDT at the height of a storm Municipal Building. Future sessions will be held on the “If there’s a pattern to my work it’s that I that swept through the Washington first Tuesday of each month from 9 to 10 a.m. and the haven't made any two pictures alike. I get in the motion picture business,” said first third Thursday of each month from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in bored too quickly,” he once said. lady Nancy Reagan, who had known him Charles OilowskI metropolitan area. the directors’ office. Board returns $5,000 to town His battered good looks and rumbling and his father. “Literally millions of people CTiarles Orlowski, 79, formerly of voice led to a second career as an actor in the world over were entertained by John’s Manchester, husband of Helen In Memoriam films, and he leaves a rich heritage of Orlowski, died in Roselle Park, N. J. Delmont Street to be closed When the Manchester Board of budget, so the town receives a films and commercials. In loving memory of Mrs. Jenny came as no surprise to town Huston, a longtime smoker who in later excellence in entertainment.” He was raised in Manchester and Kurapkot who passed away August Delmont Street from Summit Street to Main Street Education returned more than payback every year. officials, said Boyce Spinelli, town Tom Shaw, production manager on “Mr. lived here much of his life. He was a $5,000 to the town Monday, it years was tethered to an oxygen tank, died 27th, 1980. will be closed to traffic over the next few weeks. The “There’s plways returned mo­ finance director. He said the money in his sleep at a home he was renting here North” and a colleague of Huston’s for 33 World War II veteran and a former ^ Sadly missed but not forgotten. town will close this portion of the street to install an marked the continuance of a yearly years, said he didn’t think Huston’s last member of the National Guard. ney,’’ he said. “You cannot go over will automatically increase the during the filming of “Mr. North,” said Donald, Arthur, William 8-inch cement-lined iron pipe, two new fire hydranU practice, said Raymond E. De­ budget. It’s against the law, so amount in the town general fund, Patty Raya, production coordinator for the year was a happy one. Besides his wife, he is survived by and new copper service connections, said the town mers, the school system’s business one brother. Walter Orlowski of Kurapkot, Mrs. George Hansen water and sewer division. there’s a return every year.” which stands at about $1.6 million manager. as of Oct. 1. 1986. In the process, the town will be replacing a Dr. James P. Kennedy, school In some instances, the board has 63-year-old water main that is decaying. superintendent, announced at the returned less than $100 to the town, Spinelli said any money returned The road will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday board meeting that the while in others, it has handed back to the town by the school board, or except for residents and emergency vehicles. There board was returning $5,400.42 of the about $90,000, Demers said. by another town department, will will be no parking on the street during the construction be deposited into the town’sgeneral period. $28 million budget from last school “You can always use more, but year. He said it was money that the you can’t spend down to the last fund. The MANCHESTER HERALD board was unable to spend from the nickel,” hesaid. “You have to leave “Not only for school board, but last fiscal year. a little leeway ... even though any town department,” he said C alendars According to Demers, such prac­ sometimes you get a little closer “It’s money not sp^nt. It’s money tice is common. He said it is against than you want.’’ that’s not availab^ to the school Wishes To Thank The Following: state law for the board to go over Manchester The return of more than $5,000 board any more.” Monday Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Bolton panel • The Ambassador's Club Tuesday Comment session. Town Hall, 9 to 10 a.m. studies coaches Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 BaumerUft* “ JJT' • The Chamber of Commerce p.m. BOLTON — The coaches evalua­ Wednesday tion subcommittee of the Bolton Your Headquarters for Lawn Boy, • The Downtown Merchants Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, Lincoln Town and School Athletics Study Trimmer's, Mowers, Accessories Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Committee will examine salaries of coaches at other schools, said Parts, Servica and Sales Andover subcommittee co-chairman Greg • The Manchester Fire Department Fortin. All Mowers On Sale Wednesday The subcommittee met Thursday Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. night at Herrick Memorial Park. • The Manchester Police Department Fortin said that his subcommit­ at 20% Off and more. Bolton tee wants to evaluate the coaching 'Diesday situation in the Bolton school LAWN-BOY S’rEBL DECK • The Participating Restaurants Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. system by comparing it to other SPECIAL BOSS. 21" SELF- Wednesday schools systems. Avmgt Rmil PROPELUNO MOWER WITH § Library Board. Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m. The three subcommittees, the FAMOUS LAWN-BOY QUAUIY • The Waiters and Waitresses Thursday coaches subcommittee, the town $3 9 9 «s AND STEEL DECK VALUE Zoning Board of Appeals. Community Hall, 7 p.m teams subcommittee, and the facil­ • Lawn-Boy two-cycle engine — no Town and School Athletics Study Committee, ities subcommittee, will all meet Biunirtg Prin moMy oil to check or change. Herrick Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Herrick Park at 7:30 $ X • Poaltive traction, roar wheel drive. p.m. 3 9 0 0 For Helping To Make Coventry •Large capacity, quick release rear bag. Free Set Ihesday Up * Rugged 14-gauge steel deck. Human Services, 9 to 10 a.m.. Town Office Building and Dallvary For the Record on all •Comfortable, easy-to-use The MANCHESTER HERALD^S Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. controls. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, Maehinaa at 7 p.m. Baumarta. • Full one-year limited Voter registration will be held warranty. Wednesday today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the FEAST FEST WAITER*S RACE iS Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s Park, Super Stop A Shop at' the Parkade. Como soo ovor 14 modols on solo. 7:30 p.m. If it rains, it will be held in the Board of Education. Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m. Marshall’s mini-mall at the 920 Maple Ave. A Great Success Once Again! Ihursday Parkade. Housing Rehabilitation, Town Office Building. 7:30 The date was incorrect in Mon­ Hartford p.m. . day’s Manchester Herald. Baumert Co. 525-8036 ComMcticat in Brief Insurers unhappy with new car-claim system HARTFORD (A P) — In what’s being decision. predicted some car owners would suffer called a major blow to Connecticut appraisals are based on prices for In settling vehicle claims. Woodcock’s when the new system takes effect Oct. 1. insurance companies, state Insurance equivalent vehicles in particular re­ Colombian It denied ball bin requires insurance companies to use She said undCT tbe averaging system, gions of the state at the time the car wa:; Commissioner Peter W. Gillies ordered the average values of a guide published NEW HAVEN — A Colombian accused of laundering “ a well-kept older car that gets totalled totalled or stolen. a new system Friday for settling claims by the National Automobile Dealers millions of dollars for cocaine traffickers is a supsect in will not get extra value.” for destroyed or stolen cars, replacing Association and another source desig­ ButGillies said he decided against the a Miami deal in which FBI undercover agents were to “That car’s going to get tbe same the current system of computer-set nated by GilUes. Chicago corporation for fear of intro­ buy 800 kilograms of cocaine, a prosecutor says. value as a car that sat out in the rain and appraisals. ducing “ an element of uncertainty into Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Palmer revealed Gillies said he chose only one other snow for seven years," Twigg said. The new claims system will require source, a guide pubUshed by National the claims process." details about the Miami case on Ibursday during a The lAC and some of its member insurers to settle claims for vehicles Market Reports Inc. of Chicago, com­ companies had lobbied Gillies to desig­ hearing in U.S. District Court in which the defendant, Gillies suggested his department was beyond repair or recovery by averaging monly known as the “ Red Book,” to nate more than one source beside the Carlos Restrepo, was denied bail. unable to ensure that (Certified Collat­ the values in two widely-circulated average values. NADA “ Red Book," suggesting Certi­ Palmer was arguing that Restrepo should be held eral employs the mathod it describes. used-car guides. Gillies said. But Gillies’ decision is being termed fied (bilateral Cktrp. of Chicago, a without bond while awaiting trial on the laundering State Rep. John J. Woodcock, D-South charges. “ inflexible” by some insurance leading computerized evaluation ser­ Only two other states. New York and Letterman In Windsor, said complaints about compu­ companies. He said Restrepo may be indicted in the Miami deal, - 'C’-l A* A vice used by about a dozen Ck>nnecticut Pennsylvania, require averaging sys­ terized estimates inspired him to author Thereas Twigg, an attorney with the firms, Twigg said. tems similar to the new one in which involved almost $14 million worth of cocaine. It Hog heaven legislation this year that led to Gillies’ was near completion when Restrepo was arrested in Insurance Association of Connecticut, (^rtified 0)llateral officials said their (^nnecticut, offlcials said. June in Miami on the laundering charges. Palmer said. Farmer Bob Corbett, left, of North Work to begin on 1-84,1-91 Lewisburg, Ohio, cowMcticiitin'sM Dioxin ru i^m o re than adequate’ HARTFORD — A contractor is readying to start conducts his 1,400- HARTFORD (AP) -Thestaleon that and said the proposed standard backward. CFE had said even the work on the long-awaited interchange of Interstate 84 pound hog, named Friday recommended a lower “ should be more than adequate to earlier proposed standards were and Interstate 91 in Hartford. Hog Chief, past TV Gejdenson wouid hunt for POWs standard than previously proposed protect public health and the too weak. The $88.5 million project will get under way Monday for emissions of dioxin, a deadly environment.” But Carothers said Friday that a at 11 p.m. when construction workers begin replacing host David Letter- NORWICH — U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson. D-Conn.. chemical compound, from trash-tc- She also said that the proposal standard beyond 1 picogram would metal highway dividers in the 1-84 median from the man on the set of the says he would go to North Korea to try to learn the fate energy plants, but officials said it was one two-thousandth of the be next to impossible to measure, Bulkelev Bridge to Hartford's Main Street, said of a Connecticut man and other American servicement would still be more than adequate L.' N B C late-night show concentration that caused any much less maintain. Thomas E. Cressey, the state’s special coordinator for missing since the Korean War only if he has some hope to protect the public. “ observed effect” in the most Asked what would happen if the the project. Friday. that the trip would be worthwhile. AP photo State Environmental Protection sensitive animal tested in the standard were exceeded at a given ‘"niere’s still an element of doubt, but the contractor "If North Korean officials on a high level can Commissioner Leslie (jarothers laboratory. plant, (brothers said the plant is trying to start Monday night,” Cressey said indicate that bodies of possible POWs and MIAs are said the proposal, which will be the Earlier this year, the D E P had could be forced to shutdown, or that Thursday. there and they can give us any kind of assurance at all subject of public hearings in proposed a range'for the standard standards for other sources, such The project will provide direct highway access in all Tirozzi: O ur rich, white state that we can have some success with such a meeting, October, is the first of its kind in the of between 0.01 and 0.1 picograms as cars and other factories, could be directions between 1-91 and 1-84 when it is completed in sure, we would go.” Gejdenson said. country. per cubic meter of air. tightened. 1991. Gejdenson met Thursday with Robert Dumas. 57. of Dioxin is a highly toxic compound Critics, such as the Connecticut Canterbury, who has spent 37 years trying to track State officials warn that until the work is completed, formed during the process of Fund for the Environment, had Montreal passed from French to down his missing brother. Roger. motorists can count on traffic snarls. burning trash in resource recovery called the new proposal a step British control in 1760. can’t ignore children ‘at risk’ plants, and also comes from auto emissions, smoke from cigarettes Hartford teachers lack licenses HARTFORD (AP) - State Edu­ as Bridgeport. Tirozzi said, “ we fall, he said. Manfred! gets a pubiic defender and wood stoves and pesticides. cation Commissioner Gerald N. have to be very unequal to be The commissioner also said he Dioxin has been linked to cancer in HARTFORD — Twenty-one Hartford teachers face a Tirozzi said Friday that rich, white equal” in spending from one school applauded the city of Bridgeport, HARTFORD — Russell F. Manfredi. a West laboratory animals. VINYL REPLACEMENT Monday deadline for flling paperwork with the state Connecticut can’t ignore the school­ district to the next. which recently set up a task force to Hartford cardiologist convicted of manslaughter in the The standard recommended by Department of Education if they want to retain their ing of children he says are “ at risk” “ If we do not address the needs of deal with violence in its schools, slaying of his wife. Friday was granted his request for a Carothers and Health Commis­ WINDOWS licenses this year. — those from poor, inner-city those students with the greatest particularly the carrying of guns by public defender to handle his appeal. sioner Dr. Frederick G. Adams is The 21 are among 36 public school teachers in homes. needs, the children at risk, then students. Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Corrigan granted for “ ambient” dioxin that would PAUL RYDER far year Hartford who have failed to renew their state teaching At his annual back-to-school news Connecticut’s future will be at “ The first thing we must do is the request aRer hearing Chief Public Defender Joseph take into account dioxin from all Please call licenses, placing tbeir jobs in Jeopardy. conference, Tirozzi said more mo­ risk.” the commissioner said. provide a safe environment” for M. Shortall explain that Manfredi earns almost $22,000 sources around a resource- “ This caught us completely off guard,” said Daniel ney should be spent on the schools He said that in Connecticut, 81 learning. Tirozzi said. Students annually working at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical recovery plant. R. Seals, president of the Hartford Federation of poor children attend to ensure that percent of white students complete bringing guns to school must be Center in Paterson. N.J.. but that the cost of hiring a ' The permitted level would be 1 FaHy laiareO •RegMsrMl • Free Esflaurtes' Teachers. “ Some of the teachers are nervous.” they are getting the best education high school, compared with 64 dealt with harshly, including with private lawyer to make the appeal would be about picogram. or one trillionth of a Those who are not certified will lose their jobs, said possible. percent of the biack students and 49 expulsion and arrest, he added. $25,000. gram, per cubic meter of air. “ This is not an issue that affluent percent of Hispanic students. Some 6 3 3 - 8 9 2 3 John Keaveny, the Hartford school system’s adminis­ He said violence in schools is “ not Shortall said prior to the start of the hearing that She said current testing methods Connecticut caif walk away from, 600,(HKi

WASHINGTON - are the raiders’ favorite targets, and ity is withholding judgment for the Corporate raiders have they’re easy to find, since the value of time being. In conversations with us, Debt game acquired the kind of an average company’s outstanding banking regulators have suggestd heroic glamour that stock is about 75 percent of its assets. that Greenspan’s close relationships SHHHHH,ee once attached to entre­ Jack And with the wild fluctuations in stock with some of his former corporate preneurs like Henry prices that have become normal these clients create conflicts of interest for big in D.C. Ford and Thomas Edi­ days, a targeted company’s stock can him. son. But unlike these Aaderaon usually be bought at bargain prices. C?UieT...I*?>'Re earlier capitalist wi­ For example, a couple of years ago, The law requires anyone who Greenspan’s financial consulting firm HUNTING zards, today’s takeover acquires 5 percent of a company’s It doesn’t compare with board games like titans produce neither did work for Lincoln Savings and Loan stock to disclose this to the Securities of California, which is owned by a Monopoly or backgammon, but lawmakers BORK. new products nor im­ and Exchange Commission within 10 provements on existing politically well-connected Republican play an on-going gam e of their own on Capitol days. But it’s simple to get around the named Charles Keating. This power­ Hill. ones. intent of the law by continuing to buy Their multi-billion-dollar manipu­ the 1985 amount of defensive debt and ful financier wants the government to * ^ 0, three and sometimes even four times stock quietly until the last day of the give thrift Insfitutions such as his lations have no purpose beyond five times the expenditure in 1982. deadline period. By the time raiders in just a few months, lawmakers line up to K?RK unlimited power to invest in whatever enriching the raiders and a few big These gigantic debt loads require file with the SEC, they may have play “ raising the national debt” — a game to stockholders. huge interest payments— money that they want — gambles that would acquired as much as 15 percent of Involve federally Insured dollars — prevent the U.S. Treasury from being pushed Their schemes don’t add a single could far better be plowed Into capital • • their target’s stock. and Greenspan actively lobbied for into “ default.” nut or bolt to the gross national investments. American industry as a Even if the takeover bid fails, the product. whole spent $177 billion last year on Keating’s proposals. Our elected officials aren’t lone rangers — raider is usually assured of a fat profit Federal Reserve Board economists hostile takeover games — more than when word of the attempt sends the Former Fed chairman Paul dressed in white — riding out to save have been studying the raiders, the entire amount spent for improve­ company’s stock price soaring. This is Volcker, our sources say, was aghast humanity in rural America. They’re more like A f i . hoping to learn what the takeover ments in plants and equipment. often the actual goal of the raider, over Greenspan’s involvement with junkies needing a “ fix.” [CtCi epidemic’s effect on the economy will To crawl out from under their whose announced intention of a Keating. Lawmakers are addicted to debt bills like be. Their preliminary conclusions are crushing debts, companies close down takeover is pure bluff, designed to unnerving, to say the least. operations and lay off employees. It’s junkies hooked on drugs. extract “ greenmail” in the form of a HaadllnM ft footnotes ®Itec«WHN«lWsr.flS7 These financial experts told our estimated that 800,000 jobs have been premium on the stock for relinquish­ They could easily dispose of the treasury’s • According to intelligence reports, associate Michael Binstein that the lost in recent years in the aftermath of ing it to the threatened company. the Bulgarian Secret Service used debt needs for years by approving the credit national economy is in great danger takeover attempts. The inevitable result is a substan­ Pope John Paul’s 1985 visit to Belgium they know the government will need. from the massive manipulation of A few of the more notorious insiders tial increase in corporate debt— and a to identify a number of their counter­ But no, not the U.S. Congress. Open Fornm stock prices in hostile takeover are trading in their Wall Street consequent decrease in the amount of parts in the Belgian secret service. attempts. Indeed, some experts are wingtips for prison work boots, and money the banks have to lend out for Instead, members just keep approving The Bulgarians simply paid a Belgian afraid the situation could lead to federal prosecutors say these headlin­ more useful purposes. That’s what short-term debt bills, good for a year or two at television employee $4,000 for a tape another 1929-style crash. ers are just the vanguard of many makes the 1929 parallel so ominous. sewer bills. Everything— from registration of the complete trip coverage, then the very most, but usually valid for only a day Holiday march It would be bad enough if the more white-collar defendants. An Recession, tight money and high If you people are so intent on through dinner and the raffle — identified the agents who were or two. takeover attempts — both the suc­ inkling of what’s coming can be interest rates will bring a flood of giving things away, why not the progressed smoothly, demon­ protecting the pope. Why? to reform courts cessful ones and tlie failures — were gleaned from some astonishing statis­ defaults and bankruptcies. fire department?. Make it a clean strating the good service of the merely unproductive. But they have tics: In the 50 years before 1984, only • American and European banks The answer is simple. Amendments. To the Editor: sweep, then it will all be theirs. country club staff. The quality of caused enormous damage to many 12 cases of insider trading were have extended billions of dollars in Lawmakers are famous for loading up debt Why postpone it any longer? food was also exemplary. once-healthy companies. Last year prosecuted; from 1984 through 1986,40 Watch on the economy loans to Soviet bloc nations at low bills with amendments that often have I would like to draw attention to Town of Manchester: You have A major annual event for the alone, American corporations threa­ individuals were jailed or fined for ’The Senate overwhelmingly ap­ interest rates and consider East nothing to do with the national debt. They your readers about a march on been trying to steal the Eighth hospital, the tournament attracts tened by hostile takeovers went $263 such activities, and 12 more have been proved Alan Greenspan as the chair­ Germany and the Soviet Union itself man of the Federal Reserve Board, to be the best credit risks. More on this know, if the debt extension measure is left to Labor Day, Sept. 7, at 10 a m. District for years. I hope you golfers from all over the state, as billion in debt to buy their own stock as prosecuted so far this year. never succeed. Companies with undervalued stock but Washington’s financial commun­ in an upcoming column. the last minute, usually hours before a outside the Connecticut Supreme well as a number from outside the a defensive measure. That was double Court, 231 Capitol Ave., Hartford. You want to give away state. Since its inception in 1980. scheduled recess or long weekend — whatever Anyone having an interest in $14,000,000 to the Buckland shop­ the tournament has grown signifi­ amendments are attached to it usually are on reforming our Connecticut courts ping plaza. It is plain that you do cantly, raising a cumulative total a fast track to being passed and signed into should join others this Labor Day not want it to go before the public inexcessof$40,000forthe Hospital law. with suggestions in writing, on on a referendum. They will turn it Development Fund Inc. The Debunking a Democratic myth But an old-fashioned debt crisis is good for paper, cardboard or posterboard down. The shopping mall will be proceeds are used to support the and demonstrate peacefully out­ built. It will not lower Ourtax rate. raising the pulse and getting legislative juices work of the hospital in our seph Biden, D-Del. Perhaps the mythical percep­ side the Connecticut Supreme Bv Chuck Stone flowing. What gives you the right to give community. HI THERE! “ For the last three years,” the tion that Republican special Court. our money away without asking interest groups are somehow In the 1970s, annual Social Security Again, our appreciation goes to The trouble with trying to be a story read, “ since their crushing the voters? the country club for the quality WHATlS YOUR SIGN? defeat in 1984, when Walter F. more respectable may explain cost-of-living increases were the usual political pundit is the public’s why Democratic special interest Laura Sanlaniello A takeover of the Eighth service and fine facilities as well unreliability. It just won’t Mondale is thought to have been dressing on the debt bill. But then Congress Hartford District will give you what you as to local businessmen and ) hurt by bis close ties to many groups are regard ^ as invidious. cooperate. Today’s average American is made the increases automatic. want: the power of dictatorship. members of the communiiy for One day, Ollie North is an interest groups, the Democrats The House then decided to make the debt This cannot be allowed to happen. their continued vital support of the have been ti^ n g to concentrate more inclined to identify with Giveaways by American hero. Two weeks later, those economic forces that can Voters beware. Stand up and be Manchester Memorial Hospital on mainstream issues like the measure itself automatic when the budget T-shirts adorned with his quizzi­ accelerate bis or her upward counted. Golf Tournament. cal Huck Finn likeness are selling economy and foreign policy.” was approved, but that left the Senate alone to Eighth and town mobility than with those groups like peanut butter and broccoli How ironic that Mondale’s devise amendments, and senators were quick election chances were ruined by whose most fortuitious claim to To the Editor: Sylvester Benson DiuiielP.PBreell,M.D. sandwiches. fame is the intensity of the tsouris to take advantage. Ronald Reagan still commands concentrating too much on the $7$ Green Road Chairman (Yiddish for pains and troubles) S The fuss over a debt bill is nothing more To the Board of Directors pf the Manchester MMH Golf TMmament enthusiastic overflow crowds, yet economy. He even raised the heretical idea of a possible tax they bring to political dialogue. than a charade, since lawmakers never would Eighth District and the Board of 58 percent of the American people But Democrats must never also insist he’s lying about the increase. allow the Treasury to default. They’ve often Directors of the town of forget that Mondale didn’t get Mandiester: lattert to tho editor Iran-contra scandal. (I’ve finally But myths tend to have a life of gone to the brink, but never beyond. Golf tournament crushed because of his “ close ties Eighth District: When I fought become a member of the major­ their own. One myth that constantly crip­ to interest groups,” but because Debt bills can be viewed as therapy for a . for the Eighth District it was for a great success The Manchester Herald wel­ ity. I thought Reagan was a liar he came across as a wimp who the day he took office). ples Uie Democrats Is their Congress that has done little over the years!to the district as a whole. It was the comes original letters to the caved in to these groups and let n TotheEditbr: Political inconsistencies alleged “ close ties to many reduce red ink. Spending is m ore fim and the sewer department and the fire editor. them decide his agenda, which abound because the public’s interest gorups.” $2.3 trillion debt is a legacy of government department. letters should be brief and to did not excite a majority of whims fluctuate. Freely translated: blacks, A letter to Manchester Mayor the point. They should be typed or voters. mismanagement for which future generations Now you people want to give If it weren’t forelection results women, Hispanics, labor leaders, Barbara Weinberg: neatly handwritten, and, for ease The wondrous myth that Ro­ w ill pay. awayamulti-million-dollarsewer and polls, political punditry liberals, the handicapped, senior A community event which in editing, should be ^uble- nald Reagan palmed off on the system for a firehouse at a h i^ iy would be nothing more than a citizens and the poor. substantially benefits Manches­ ® 1987 by NEA. Inc. American people was that he was inflated price. spaced. Letters must be signed well-informed bias in search of Supposedly this myth doesn’t ter Memorial Hospital was suc- not the Pinocchio of Republican The flrehouse was built in spite with name, address and daytime objective reality. affect Republicans bMause they cessfuUy run at the Manchester special interest groups. of a court order making it Illegal, telephone number (for Case in point was a recent don’t have “ close ties.” But Maiiflipstrr Hpralil Country Club last month. TTie He was indeed. And that is to say the least. verification). front-page story about the impact Republicans are dominated by Founded In 1M1 seventh annual Manchester Mem­ precisely why his administration When the town took over the The Herald reserves the right to the upcoming hearings on Robert special interest groups — corpo­ orial Hospital Golf Tournament has become the most scandal- 8 P E N N Y M.8ieFFERT...... P u b « « „ r water works, you know what edit letters in the interests of Bork’s nomination to the Su­ rate executives, wealthy profes­ k c u v ridden in presidential history. OOUOIAS A. BEVINS ...... E « « « E d ito r happened to our water bills? Ih ey was an outstanding success brevity, clarity and taste. preme Court could have on the sionals, industrial associations, AOELE M. A N G LE...... Editor thanks to the efforts of thecountiy conservatives and what Eisen­ ALEXANOn GIRELLI ...... AmocMo E d ito r Just aboutdoubled, right? Youcan Address letters to: Open Fo­ Democratic presidential candi­ club staff - with a little help from hower called the “ military- Chaek Stone Is a syndleated epepeef. the. thipg, pp, our rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. dates — espedally the Judiciary cetansnlBt.' ...... •theweatboiv M ...... Box 591, Mancbester.'CT 06040.' - Committee chairman, Ben; Jo­ industrial complex.” ......

, I ft- ■ • ■ — I _ PriesMess parish RcHgioiis S«rvic€s Church Bnlletiii Board Come early for fresh corn gels high marks Hollleer. Sunday worship: holy eucho- AsBBiiibHM ot Qod rlst, i and 10 o.m.; church school, 9:4S Editor’s note; This column is Garfield cats and my own favorite, o.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; LxWv ■rS?*^*****; Pf- Stwphord 5. First Baptist Church a small but personable skunk. Of , Oelvorv CnerAi (AtsembllMofeod), i* ® I F ^ '^--Cyw W »lu A. Good, Rtv. prepared by the staff of the 400 Bucklond Rood. Seutb Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; pubUc healing course, they also sell the shells The following events are scheduled this week at First Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New# from Ks rante Rev. Kenneth L. Outtafsen, pastor. V:30 service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; scheduler 10 .g.m., worship service themselves, including tigers, sand o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ evening prayer, Wednesday, S p.m. Nursery for preschoolers. (447-9141) Baptist Church of Manchester: Churches. ship, child core and nursery; 0:30 p.m., (4439303) dollars and star fish. evenino service of prolse and Bible St. Mary's Bplscepal Chorch. Pork Sunday —9; 30 a.m., Sunday school classes for all age Our wonderful volunteers Doris and Church streets, Manchester. An­ groups; 11 a.m.. worship w|th Dr. Bill Scott, preaching By Nancy Carr By G«orgt W. Cornall preochlno. (044-1103) Mormon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pendrok and Emil Stavens end the market drew O. Smith, rector; Anne J. Wrider, "The Disciples’ RewaM; ” nursery care during both Executive Director from Pendro farms, Hke Howard The Auocla1*d Prtts assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and . C » y ^-h*.JWd0 Christ ef Lottsr- with their tables full of SERV crafts BaptiBt 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; hours; 5:30 p.m.. Nominating Committee; 8 p.m., Jacobs, are with us for the second The early birds at the farmers’ from our Third World brothers and NEW YORK — Summoned to the bishop’s office, the boby-sittinq. 9:15 to 11:1S a.m.; holy ter. Robert S. Gardner, bishop, 9:30 worship service of music; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Children of year, and like many of the farmers, sisters. Doris says a best seller this Cem aiultv Baptist Chorch, SIS E. euchorlst, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 o m Alcoholics. market get not the worm but the have discovered that Manchester nun was told she was needed in aparish as a “ pastoral Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. (449-4SU) Swyey s< ^ l ondprlmary; 11:40o .m ', year has been the delicate lace Meek, minister. 10:30 o.m., worship Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. green beans, cantaloupe, and fresh- has an appetite for beauty as well as administrator.” society. (4434003 doilies made by destitute women in service; V:1S dim., church school. or 071*1 iMj Tuesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6:30 off-the-stalk com. By the time I fresh vegetables. Side by side with Nursery core provided. (0434537) Bangladesh. Also popular have “ What is that?” she asked. Goapal p.m., church-wide visitation. reached the market at 11 last tomatoes, yellow squash and zuc­ ra th Baptist Chorch, S ^ !M e St.. been the woven doll furniture and “ It means you'll be pastor in everything except the Monchester. Rev. James Bellosev, 'Chorchef the Living Oed, on evangel­ Nationai Catholic Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6 Saturday, two of our farmers had chini were pots of perennials ready pator. V:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ical, full-gospel church, Roberison children’s chairs made in Haiti and sacraments,” the bishop said. “ The church needs you p.m., Sunday school teachers’ and Sunday school already sold out and gone home. to plant (carnations, coreopsis, o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., eveninoSchool, North 5chool Street, Monches- Jy*^!** PWHW Follsh Natienei One brought in his peaches, which the Indian produced coin purses. for it.” service. (040-S310) . ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. CatheHc tturtA, 23 Galway St., Mon- outreach leaders; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and Bible rosemary (for remembrance) and The wooden rhinoceros, elephants, _ n rs t Bepltst Chorch. 340 Hlllstpwn Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. riwjter. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, study; Mission Friends; Girls-in-Action; Royal sold out right away, and there was lovely mixed bouquets to brighten “ I ’ll try,” she said. Nursery and Sunday school. and giraffes are a perennial favor­ Rood, Monchester. f:30 o.m., Sunday - poster. Sunday moss, • o.m. (443-5904) Ambassadors; Ac-Teens; 8 p.m., adult choir. Rina Dailey from Wassuc Farms, the kitchen table. school; 11a.m., worsMpservIce; 7 p.m., Poll Oespel Interdonemlnatleiwi who makes such wonderful jellies ite along with the brass candle That, in essence, began five years running Queen of cvenine service; 7 p.m., mid-week OMTCh, 745 M ain St., M anchester. Rev. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., C.C.O.A.; 8 p.m.. Overeaters Stanley Zalegowski of 26 Hillside holders from India. You can also Peace parish in Ewing, M a, which Sister Carol Kopff s ^ lc e . Nursery ot all services. (049- P h ilip P. Saunders. 5unday, 10>a.m., Naiaiana Anonymous. and jams from her produce. This Drive, an experienced and knowl­ 7S0I) adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Rnd fascinating jewelry, including Saturday Rina had cherry, rhubarb edgeable farmer, told Harry and I left this month .in an emotional farewell liturgy and **»**«> Owpei et the Dept, 340 p.m., worship service; Tuesday at 7:30 ..C h w * e f the m w rene, 234Moin st., Friday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. cloisonne earrings from El Salva­ Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior and strawberry and the vegetables hugs and kisses from the 125 families she had served. Hlllstown Rood, Moftchester. Rev. K. p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday that his frying peppers were dor and across from the Philip­ Kreutser, pastor. (043-7S43) a t 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer •**5?**'L.F*y Green, minister ot SL Mary’s Episcopal Church from her garden disappearquickly. snapped up in first few minutes of “ We had lived together, worked together and grown itorvMt Thne Baptist Chorch, 73 E. line, 4444731, 24 hours. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunttoy school; However, there were still some pines, and olive wood nativity Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. Oespel Noll, Center Street, Manches­ 10:M o.m., worship, children’s church the market, and all his beets and scenes from the West Bank. together, both spiritually and socially,” she says. ond nursery; 4 p.m., evenino praise These are the events scheduled this week at St. good buys for us latecomers. Mary Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., most of his yellow squash were gone By noon, Valleyview, Unity , a.m., morning service; 0 p.m., evening, Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, Mary’s Episcopal Church: Laiuppa from Wintonbury Farms, Sister Kopff, now starting advanced studies at the 7 p.m. (446‘9999) by 11. He still had some tomatoes service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 ’ Manchester Christian Periewthlp, 509 Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy eucharist. always stationed at the top of the Farms and Dondero were packing Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, CaUf.f is among p. m. (043-93SV) , E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Da- and green peppers, and he and up although I counted 11 customers 4 Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion: 10:45 a.m., market, was still offering plump a vanguard of nuns, deacons or theologically trained , niel M. Boisvert, postor. Sundays, 10 Pantacoatai Harry were still 'iiscussing the at various tables. By 12:45, the ones a.m.; Wednesday Bible study, 7 p.m.; Bible study. purple-black eggplants, broccoli, effect of dry weath-jr on squash as I lay people put in chaise of priestless parishes. Christian Science solid rock coffeehouse, first Saturday Of remaining were the MACC volun­ month at 7:30 p.m. UhHob Penteeestal Church, )I7 Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies Guild: 7 p.m.. Boy yellow squash, zucchini, peppers, moved on to talk to his neighbor The scattered yet growing deployment of'these E M Chorch of'Christ, Sctentlst, 447 W ooc^ hte St., Manchester. Rev. Scouts: 7:30 p.m., day school committee meeting. carrots, beets, basil, tomatoes, and teer Velma Piela and Mary of Marvin Stuart, minister. lO a.m., Sun­ sitting up in the shade. The non-clerical “ resident m in is t^ ,” with about 125 now N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m.,- Friday — 8 p.m.. AA sweet Utah onions, along with Wintonbury Farms, who was still church service, Sunday school, and Jahovah’a Wltnataat . day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 4 neighbor enjoys gardening and open and cheerfully weighing toma­ serving around the country, has resulted mainly^rom ewe ^,sp«all Mldren. (44M444) p.m., evening worship; 7;M p.m. Wed- Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon: 8 p.m.. AA gorgeous stalks of gladiola. Mary’s fishing in his retirement and for the shortages in priests. .> S|^(ence' Reading Room, Jehevoli's Witnesses, 447 Tolland nmdoy, BIMe study; 7 p.m. Thursday, farm, by the way, is the very small toes and squash for the last few ladles prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's last six years has been sharing the 6SM Center St., Manchester. (4494903) Turnpike, AAonchester. Tuesday, Con­ land farmed originally by the first customers. That trend is expected to intensify, further J gregation, Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ prayer; 7 p.m. Friday, youth service. South United Methodist Church fmits of his garden with us. All his So, my friends, there is some­ day, Theocratic Ministry School settlers moving out from Windsor, expanding the new kind of parish leadership. green beans, beets and carrots sold thing to tempt every eye and palate. Church Qf Chriet (spe<*lne course), 7 p.m.; Service Here are the events planned for this week at South and they still occasionally turn up out early r.nd a handful of tomatoes “ It’s pioneering work, and it can be tough at the meeting (ministry training), 7:50 p.m.; Do come, but come early if you are Chorch ft Chrtst, Lydall and Vernon Piaabytarian United Methodist (Aurch: artifacts as they garden. and zucchini were left. start,” Sister Kopff says, recalling that when she Brst Sunday, public Biblelecture,9:30a.m.; looking for green beans, com. **?*?*.*■ Monchester. Eugene Brewer, Wotchtower study, 10:25 a.m. (444-1490) Sunday — 9: SO a.m., summer choir: lOa.m., worship Valleyview Orchard’s Richard Harry ^>ata on his left had sold out arrived, the rural, vacant church building was locked, minister. Sunday services; 9a.m., Bible Coventry Prosbvterlaa Church, lettuce, and Rina’s jellies. The Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven- with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preaching; preschool Preii had a tableful of luscious Red his scall'ons. but we were in time to the key left with a Baptist neighbor living nearby. classes; 10 o.m., worship;. 6 p.m., market is open every Saturday wow**'?; Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible , Jawiati — Consarvathre t i v Rev. Brad Evans, poster. Sundoy, nursery. Haven peaches and later on will be buy one of his plump firm cab­ 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday from 9 a.m. rain or shine through study. Nursery provided for'dll sdrvi- Monday — 10 a.m., AA. offering apples, great for both bages. To Harry’s delight, he also “ But so many people came back to church,” she says CtS. (•46*2f03) -s Temple beth Shelem, 400 E. M iddle school; 7 p.m., BIMe shidv and fellow­ September and into October. There and tells of their increasing parish involvement and shio. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Wednesday — 1:30 p.m., AARP executive board; eating and cooking. Peach pie! had a whole assortment of peppers Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. soon will be all the fall fruits and activities, toking on new duties and roles in worship, ^nvln, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; meetine. (74b7323) 7:30 p.m., Cocaine Anonymous. Ummmmmm! ranging from the long, hot, dark Proshytartan Chorch of Manchester, vegetables and bright flowers. the formation of a parish council to review decisions. Or. ^ n Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m., church school teacher The Sheas were offering a me­ green peppers to the moderate to Congragationai ces: 7:30p.m. Monday to Thursday, 0: IS 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Special thanks to Dave Brannick. chard (}rav, paster. 10:30a.m., worship orientation. lange of bright red tomatoes, dark sweet, plus of course, tomatoes and and the volunteers who make it Member evaluations of her leadership, and that of . CohBthBdWeaal Chorch. 320 (an'wM) "* service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. green peppers, alongside brilliant squash. another nun. Sister Carol Lang, who leads two rural B o ^ Center Rood, d» the Green, school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. possible. tolton. Rev. Charles M. ErIcSon, mlnls- (4434MI4) bouquets of snap dragons, mixed Ed Tomaszewski from Bolton parishes in northern Wisconsin, have bMn overwhelm­ w . 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Jawiah — Rafonn Trinity Covenant Church bouquets (only one left) and celpsi- ended the line with baskets of new ingly favorable. dnjrch school; 11 o.m., fellowshio; cia. (Neither the Sheas nor I knew potatoes (so good). waffle squash 11J5 o.m.. forum program. (449-7077 _Tsmpte BOM Hlllel, loot Foster St. These events are scheduled at Trinity Covenant “ It’s working,” a parishioner concluded in a survey offlee, 447-0070 parsonage) Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- how to spell them. You are cordially (did you know you could fix them Roman CathoNc Church this week; THE about Sister Lang’s performance after five years of her Center CepprepaHappl Chorch, ii SraSfT' •: 15 p.m. eoch invited to help us out.) The statica like ^gplant?) acorn squash, zuc­ C e ^ St., Manchester. Rev. Nesrnll H. Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. Saturday — Missions Coffeehouse. Seaman’s Mis­ Church of the AssawaHea, Adorns were already sold out. chini. onions, peppers and toma­ leadership. Another said. “ Sister is truly a mihlster to £Sff*** W * ' pastor; Rev. Robert J. second Friday of each month. (444-0444) Street at Thompson Rooa Manchester. us in every sense of the word.” sion, speaker. Howard Jacobs of Unity Farms, toes. All the lettuce was sold. Ed is 5 !!lL visitaflons; Rev. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, paster; Rev. Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship services; Other comments: Clifford O. jMmpson, pastor emeritus; Joseph Porel. Saturday ntess at 5 p.m.; Hillstown Road, had brought in 25 another one pf our retired garden­ SPEAKS Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. “ The parish is being rejuvenated.” Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 9; 15 a.m., coffee hour. dozen ears of com, which were all ers who told us gardening is a great by 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Lutharan 10:30 a.m. and noon. (443-2195) Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast. La Euggn# Brgwgr ’ T v e never felt closer bonds in a parish before.” o.m., church school. (447-9941) gone by 11, but he still had a few way to keep the waistline under St. Batlhslsaisw's Church, 741 E. Strada'Restaurant; 5;30.p.m., chairman’s supper. Sister Lang, whose two Wisconsin parishes are St. First CewrespHenel Chorch of An- Chorch (LCA), Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. eggplant and an assortment of control and as good a way to work 4,, Andover. Rev. Richard f* Pitkin St., Manchester, ttn. Dr. Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer bnMkfast, Augustine at Harrison and St. John the Baptist at Martin J. Soholskv, pastor. Soturdoy tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and up a sweat as going to a health spa. Mgnchggtgr is a nama derived H. Taylor, pastor. Summer schedule: 9 K l^ & lc Wiliams, pastor; Rev. Ar- moss at S p.m,;.Sunday masses at 0:30, La Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m., S.B.S. tbachers’ Bloom ville, 17 miles apart, says the new role was hard o-nj-, worship, nursery core provided; '*»"oerln, assistant pastor, 10 and 11:33 a.iM. cukes. He also had a beautiful Across the driveway to St. James from English peerage, and H be­ meeting; 7:30 p.m., ehoir practice. at first, but she has gained the ‘ ‘trust and acceptance of lOjS^.m ., adult study group. (74^7494) schedule: 0 o.m., holy communion, St. Bridget Charch, 70 Main St., mixed bouquet in the back of his are our two crafts tables. longed Initially to the third lar­ First C w orsonHennl Chorch of Cov­ nursery core; 9:15 a.m., church school, Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and Thursday — 6:30 p.m., wedding rehearsal. the community.” entry, 1171 Main St., Covenhv. Rev. truck. He had swapped com for Our farmers of Shea, Stella and gest city In England, which n r m a n growth hour, nursery care; Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. Friday — 6:30 p.m., wedding. “ Quietly, unassumingly, people get use to having a Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 o.m., wor­ IS.'*’ communion, nursery Saturday moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday flowers with his neighbors, the John McDonald, had a bigger dates back to a Roman fort buHt ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Ou rch core. (449-5311) masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 o.m. Sheas. woman minister,” says Sister Kopff, replaced at l^hs. House. Nursery care provided. display than ever. John and Stella there In A.D. 79. A portion of Cinanori Lotheron Chorch, 40 Church and noon. (443-2403) Joseph Dondero Farms’s Kat­ Ewing in August by Sster Margaret Buscher. “ They (7424417) St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ St. James Charch, 094 Main St., Concordia Lutheran Church harvest shells in Florida where this fort remains which I was open up to us because sisters aren’t seen in the same S y n d Ce n y epatlenal Chorch, 305 son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski, hleen Preii said business was good they live in the winter and John privileged to visit last yaar. No N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. pastor emeritus. Schedule; 0 a.m., Rev. David Baronoufskl, Rev.. Joseph Activities scheduled for the coming week at this year. She had just a few ears of stereotypes as priests. Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 o.m., worship turns them into hundreds of delight­ fewerthan 19 states have towns with holy communion on first Kelly. M g r . Edward J. Reardon. Concor^a Lutheran Church include; com left, which were sold as I was “ We’re used to mixing with people.” wrylce, SyiM^school, and nursery for and third Sundays; 9:30 o.m., worship Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; ful and imaginative gifts, all made or cities of this name, of which She tells of initiating the first joint Catholic- children. (449-3043) withholy communion on second and Sunday mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Sun^y — 9 a.m., holy communion; nursery care; 4 standing there, and was also from shells. There were clowns our Own fair city Is second In _Sacend CennreanOenal Chorch of fourth Sundays. (443-1193) noon, ond 5 p.m. (4434129) p.m., pop concert by Jerry and Cheryll Hadley. offering the only apples (the Protestant activities in the rural, mainly Protestant Coventry, 1744 B^ o n Turnpike, Coven­ with balloons, beautiful shell lamps population. -j-atherow M orch of Man- St. Mary Charch, 1400 Main St., Monday — 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support. all-time favorites Macintosh) I saw area, including running a food pantry for the needy, try. Rev. Oovld Jarvis, minister. Regu- <**ter, 31 Garden St., Manchester. Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, and ashtrays, Louis, a tiny mouse Thia city has been my famll/s ter worship; 0 o.m., (643-2io1) Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day; 10:30 a.m., at the market. and a shared sunrise service. postor. Saturday mass ot 5:15 p.m.; Stalla says is a bestseller, and even home of over a quarter-century. Dlol-A-Rlde to church; 0:4S a.m., Feace Lutheran Chorch, Sunday mosses at 9:30 and 11 o.m.; agoraphobia support. Although the women ministers lead worship services church school, nursery to grade 0, adult 5®*^* ond North River Rood, confeulons 4:30 to 5 p.m. Soturdoy. Our children spent a combined discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and fellow­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Shelter Advisory Committee: of prayers, sermons and Scriptures, they can’t Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. (742-4455) total of 86 years In Manches­ shio; llris o.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., 9 a.m., worship service. (74r7S40) Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron women’s AA consecrate the bread and wine for Holy Communion — lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., Papal visit may foster unity ter's excellent school system. , J.**" FrawMIcal Lutheran Charch Rood, Belton. The Rev. J. Clifford Friday — 7 p.m., AA. a role confined to the priesthood. senior church school and Pilgrim Copper and High Curtin, pastor. Soturdoy mossat 5p.m.; fellawshlp. (7434234) The religious Influence here la CO Thus for Communion, either the consecrated !?.*!??*»■ Monchester. Rev. Charles W. Sunday masses at 7:30,9:15 and 11 a.m. curred with the pope in calling elemenu must be reserved for distribution to the Canoimaatienal Chorch, Kuhl, pastor. 9:no.m ., divine worship; (4434444) NEW YORK (AP) — Leaders of evident. The moral and ethical ""2 Hill Rood, 10.45 a.m.^nday school; holy com­ Falwell backs Bork nomination Oiristian divisions “ an intolerable climate la surely above average. congregation, or a visiting priest must be present on Tolcottvllle. Rev. Ronald Boer and Rev. munion first and third Sunday. (449- most major U.S. Protestant and scandal which hinders the procla­ I am happy to have beena part weekends to celebrate the service. Deborah Hosdorff, co-postors. 10 a.m., LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) — TV minister J e i^ Eastern Orthodox churches have church school. mation” of the Gospel, and added: of Maneheeter for these many Although Pojie John Paul II has firmly rejected f 619 0li5i Falwell says the nomination of Judge Robert H. Bork to joined in welcoming Pope John Saivation Am y Paul II on his Sept. 10-18 visit, "W e support his attempts to years. women’s ordination and ordered no more talk of it. the U.S. Supreme Court “ has come under the niost niake ecumenism a pastoral prior­ Sister Lang says tjiat consequently “ people talk almut Methodlst Salvatlea Arm y, 441 Main St., Man­ expressing hope it may spur It remains my aim to exert an chester. Copt, and Mrs. (Sory Aspersch- bigoted, biased and hateful criticism” ever unleashed ity in worldwide Catholicism... In it all the more. Covanant “ common witness before a divided Influence In behalf of truth and lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 by leftists this country, we pledge and work to "People are getting used to the idea. More and more T**"**?? Methedlsf Chorch, 1041 a.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solva­ and hurting world.” righteousness (Zeeharlah 8:6). Trinity Covenant Chorch, 303 Hack­ K n i i J ^ Sl*wart In the monthly magazine of Liberty Federation make this irrevocable commitment matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman tion meeting. (449-77S7). “ We pray that his pastoral visit To that end this church Is women and men are working together in leadership, which he heads, Falwell says liberal j^ u p s are a lived reality... May John Paul’s and Rome will come around to it. A lot of beautiful Swenson, pastor; Rev. Paul F. Knight, senool, 11 a.m., worship service, may support the ministries of all eommKed to serve. assistant postor. Summer hours: wor­ nursery. (4494472) »«rvice, spending millions to block Senate confirmaUon of Bork visit, we pray, enchancethat real, if things are happening.” Unitarian Unhraraallat Catholics and may strengthen the ship services, i and 10 o.m. (449^2135) ass**** Church, 300 only because he believes in "strict interpretation of not yet perfect, communion we Sister Kopiff, although not interested in being T ? I ? S D r William C. ties among all who confess Christ , Mlturlaa uaiversollst Sedety-Eosl, the Constitution. , , „ already experience.” CHURCH OF CHRIST ordained henelf, says some women are c a ll^ to that 153 w. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. However, Falwell says the nominaUon offers a the Lord and Savior.” said the Epiacopai S Ilil', o i minister. Summer sche- Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., multidenominational group of 31 LydaN * Vernon Streets function. She adds, "It’s the Spirit that calls a variety •••’''•e*; no church chance to overturn legalized abortion brcause the SL Ooerae’s Cptscepol Chorch, 1150 service. Nursery care and youth reli­ church leaders. s of people, and sex doesn’t make any difference.” Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John gious education. Coffee hour after Constitution provides no rights “ to kill the unborn, Phene: S4S-2SM service. (444-5151) commit homosexual acts ... or exploit women and Their statement, endorsed by 154 Harvard University was founded other Christian organization, con­ children” through pornography. in 1636. Weddings Bad manlage? About Town Risk of disease Big thanks to volunteers

Vernon quittert meet Editor’s note: This column is dinner and admission to Saratoga rises for men Raceway, boat cruise, admission prepaitxl by the staff of tbe VERNON — The Vernon Nutmeg Quilters will meet Manchester Senior Citisens’ Senior Citizeno and tour of Fort Tlconderoga, NEW YORK (AP) - Men in ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Police Station’s sightseeing and services of tour Center. unhappy marriages have wea­ Conununity Room on West Street. Fran Adams of escort. CaU Daniels, 040-3012. kened immune systems, suggest­ Burlington will give a discussion and demonstration on Oct. 5 — Bear Mountain. $32 per By Jo* DImlnIco Varrick. Thursdays from 0:30 to ing they may be more susceptible quick log-cabin quilt and pineapple pillows. New person. Includes transportation, AcHvltes Director 11:30 a.m. Begins Oct. l and ends to disease, researchers said members are welcome. Oct. 29. luncheon at Bear Mountain Inn, Friday. sigbtse^ng. Signup Sept. 4 at 9:30 Big thanks are in order to the The above classes are free. If Janice Kiecolt-Glaser and her following senior volunteers: Elaine interested, please call the center to a.m. Doctors play softball Oct. 7 to 0 — Rocking Horse / f . husband, Ronald Glaser, both of Ailing, Gene Enrico, Larry Lom­ re^ster. Resort. $104 per person double Ohio State University in Columbus, VERNON — A benefit sfotball game between bardi, Bill Valente, A1 Surprenant, I would like to take this opportun­ occupancy. Includes transporta­ also reported that volunteers who Rockville General Hospital doctors and employees Ed Jenack, George Blake, Russ ity to thank Kay Hendrickson, oil rid themselves of an emotional raised $2,100 for a new in-hospital hospice unit for the Nettleton, Adolph Yeske, Lee painting instructor of 10 years, who tion, accommodations and six meals, complimentary cocktail burden by describing it terminally ill. The unit opens ’Tuesday. Bryan, and Evelyn Slater. Their recently resigned to devote her to a party, live entertainment and danc­ T - y researcher strengthened their im­ efforts in the past two weeks have time to other interests. Kay will be 0 ^ ing each night, indoor and outdoor mune systems and were less likely helped give the center a facelift that missed by all. Woman singars sought recreational activities, including Jj'-’ . than others to get sick. will be enjoyed by all. 1 ’ ‘ a . The center has scheduled a horseback riding, buggy rides, hay W%" HAR’TFORD — Hartford College for Women’s Peter Seniors are encouraged to take These studies, presented Friday Rodeo Day Sept. 24 from 0 rides, square dancing, indoor pool Harvey, assistant professor of music and chorale, is advantage of the following fall at the American Psychological a.m. to S p.m. Activities scheduled and sauna and more, n iers availa­ forming a chorus for women. Auditions are Monday activities: Association’s annual meeting, are hay rides, including a sing- ble at the center. Call Senior ’Travel and Sept. 14 at 7; 90 p.m. and Sept. 19 at 11a.m. and will Ceramics — instructor Elsie were among several which argued along with Jim Rixza and Jim of Connecticut at 875-0538. be held in the Butterworth living room at the college on Meyers. Mondays and. Fridays that mental health can affect Brand, music for listening and Best wishes for a speedy recov­ Asylum Avenue. ’The chorus will meet on Mondays at from 9;30to 11:30a.m. BeginsSept. physical health by altering the dancing, square-dance show by the ery to Ema Haberem and Geral­ 7:30 p.m. at the college. 14. Mrs. Leo A. Carney Jr. immune system, which provides ’Linden Squares, Western movie, Mr. and Mrs. Falkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert For more information, cail 230-1215. ’’Exercise with Rose” — instruc­ dine Hayes. the body’s defenses against illness. horse-race game, bocd, sponge tor Rose ChiaputU. Mondays, Wed­ throw, prixes for best costume. The Falkowski-Crocker Robert'Schlehofer Camey-Smith One of the other studies sug­ nesdays and Fridays from 1; 30 to event is free and friends are SdMdul* for th« wo«k gested that such emotional influen­ Simsbury musical announced 2:30 p.m. Be^ns Sept. 28 and ends welcome. Lunch will be served at Barbara Jeanne Crocker, daughter of Lori Ellen Schlehofer, daughter of Mr. Sherry Christine Smith, daughter of ces on physical health can persist SIMSBURY — ’The Simsbury Light Opera Company Dec. 11. $1.50. Monday — building closed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crocker of Trenton, and Mrs. Truman F. Schlehofer Sr. of 20 Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Smith of IS N. for a long time after the emotional will present the Gilhert t t Sullivan production of ’’The Square dancing — caller Earl ’Tuesday — grocery shopping. N.J., and Michael William Falkowski N. Fairfield St., and Jeffrey Edward Fairfield St., and Leo A. Carney Jr. of problem has been resolved. Yeoman of the Guard. ’ ’ Audtions will be Sept. 27 from 7 Johnston. ’Tuesdays from lO to Golfers are reminded that the Call 24 hours in advance for ride. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Milton, Mass., son of Leo A. Carney Sr., noon. Begins Sept. 15. annual banquet is scheduled Oct. 15 Non-grocery shopping pston as mandated by state law. postponed to Sept. 10. ated from , their mothers in day HEBRON — ’The Hebron Harvest Fair will be held Donlon, Will Messier, Jim Seilert, underwriting assistant at Travelers College and is a senior programoiicr- Crewel — a blackwork project for Other trips are as follows: care wouldi face increased risk of Sept. 10 to 19. Entertalninfent. contestt. food aUd'lto George Murray. Insurance Co. analyst for Blue Cross of Massachusetts those with some experience in Sept. 15 — Rockingham Race immune system damage and possi­ will be on the bill. Teen* Interested in applying for Miss Second: Jim McVeigh, Ray Mar^ The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of in Boston. counted threadwork — instructor Track. FUled. bly disease. But Coe said that was Hebron can get applications by calling 537-5121. tina, Elmer Oustrout Jr., Roland Manchester High School and is em­ Rosemary Cornelius. Wednesdays Sept. 18 — Eastern States Exposi­ not so. Daiide, Ernest Tureck, Burt Carl­ ployed by Fiano Builders. from 10 a.m. to noon. Begins Sei^. tion, $12.50 per person. Signup Sept. 10 and ends Nov. 18. 9 at 9:30 a.m. son, Burt Smith, Carl Lepak, Rusty YWCA opens women’s center ReHnlshing — instructor Joe Sept. 24 to 28 — Lake George, Rusconi, Jack Funke, Bill Leone, Diminlco. Wednesdays from 9:30 to N.Y. for fall foliage. $170.50 per Stan MurawsU. HARTFORD — The Hartford YWCA’s downtovm 11:30 a.m. Begins Oct. 14 and ends person double occupancy. Includes Back Nine: first: Peter Wasyluk, Engagements Stan Satkowski, Ron Smith, Pe- branch announces the opening of a new Women s Nov. 18. transportation, accommodations, Health Center Sept. 8. Dried flower arranging — in­ taxes and gratuities, two break­ trone, Henry Hilliard, Art Randall, The downtown branch also offers classes in aerobics, structor Leona Juros and Peggy fasts, one dinner and show, one Harris Gibson, BiU Whateley. Godbey-Quish Gustafson-Johnson swimming, adult education and health enhancement Second: Tom Brennan, Elmewr beginning Sept. 14. . . . . Odell, Wendall Poucher, Paul M o r Yvonne DuMont-Stelle and Donald E. The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth L. For more information, call the center at 522-4183, ext. ney, Ted Gadarowski, Bruno Gui- Stelle Jr. of Weston and Nantucket Experts think law-breakers Gustafson of South Windsor announce 349. lini, Ed Q>rcoran, Ken Leslie, John announce the engagement of her daugh­ the engagement of their daughter. Reid, Dick Glacomini, MikeSwick. ter, Cary DuMont Godbey, to Timothy Karen Ruth Gustafson, to Barry Ken­ may be Alzheimer’s victims W^nesday, Aug. 28, pinochle — Samuel Quish, son of Rosalind T. Quish neth Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. none. of Louisville, Ky.. and Raymond T. Kenneth F. Johnson of Tolland. YWCA announces programs CHICAGO (AP) — ’The elderly association for distribution to law Wednesday, Aug. 20, bridge — enforcement officials across the Quish of Manchester. The bride-elect is The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of EAST HARTFORD — The YWCA is accepU^ woman walking out of a store none. also the daughter of the late James A. Manchester High School and a 1986 registration for their before add after “ hool care. ’The without paying for something and country, officials said. Alzheimer’s, a progressive dis­ Godbey.. graduate of Evangel College. state Ucensed faciUty, Nelghborcarc, will be held at the the man driving erratically down ease that causes memory loss, The bride-elect was presented at the The future bridegroom is a graduate Anna E. Norris, Silver Lane and H ock a n ^ the street may be victims of impaired Judgment and even per­ Debutante Cottillion and Christmas of Tolland High School and a 1981 beginning Tuesday for children between five and 11 Alzheimer’s disease, not criminals, sonality changes, affects an esti­ Ball. She is a graduate of Emma Willard graduate of Central Connecticut State years old. Registration is on a first tome, first serve developers of a new pamphlet for School, Troy, N.Y., and the Chamber- University. He is employed by Prolif police said Friday. mated 2.5 million Americans. Vic- tinu eventually become completely lain School of Retailing, Boston, Mass. International Inc. ’The nursery program is accepting applications for ‘Try to understand how your She is manager of Ginna on Nantucket. An Oct. 10 wedding is planned at little kid would feel if he got lost in a unable to care for themselves. the fall school year. . j Most of its victims are over 05, The prospective bridegroom is a United Congregational Church of The sixth annual crafts fair will be held Nov. 7 from zoo,” said Frieda Landau, a board but tbe disease can strike younger graduate of East Catholic High School Tolland. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the centers on M ^n Street. member of the Alzheimer’s Disease peoide as well. and the Loomis-Chaffee School of Reservations are now being taken for exhibitors. and Related Disorders Association. RE8IOENTIAL CARE The pamphlet details situations Windsor and William Penn, Iowa. He is Beginning Sept. 14. a 10-week pre-Mhool program "Alzheimer’s victims are always DAY. WEEK OR MONTH in which a police officer might I t - president of Quish Enterprises on awill be offered for three««>«tvi TurnteUe Tips A favored poem for eulogy

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She does this while preparing food, at our wedding. Top L P t I am the soft star that shines at and at the table while eating. My BIG MAMA night. 1 .“Whitrtey" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum husband and our boys hate to eat at IN CHARLOTTE N C (More than 1 million units sold.) Do not stand at mygraveand cry. the same table with her. When I'm I am not there; I did not die 2. “Whitesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) — Piatinum preparing food in my kitchen. Clara D E A R A B B Y : Two of my rela­ 3. ‘"La Bamba' Soundtrack” (Slash) GOING CRAZY IN RENO offers to help, and I always say. tives moved in with me and my 4. “Hystoria" Def Leppard (Mercury) "N o thanks," but she persists. Last fam ily while they looked for a place 4m 5. “Bad Animals” Heart (Capitol) — Platinum evening when she was here for of their own. Well, it's been a year 6. “Bigger and Deffer" LL. Cool J (Def Jam) — DEAR GOING: The identity of dinner, she scratched her head, and they’re still here. 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Q. Since “Hill Street Blues” isn’t coming back next year, I was wotulering what Dennis Franz is goittg to do. I liked him a lot. Amy Carter, Mishawaka, Ind. Jacqueline Bisset enjoys success A. Don’t worry; he’s spinning his “Hill Street” character off into his own show called A top-drawer actress maintains longtime fame in changing art “Beverly Hills Buntz” and scheduled on NBC as a midseason replacement. Co-star By Fred Robbins surrender to it and sort of retire course, has been limited by the Bruce Weitz is also set to return within myself. A degree of demands of their separate in his own show (although as a reen-eyed, silence, a degree of accepting .careers. But this glamorous different character) called aubum-haired who are you and where you’re couple has made eveiy effort to "Mama’s Boy” for NBC as Jacqueline Bisset, at, helps you cure yourself, I share those areas of their lives as well as in a TV movie version British-boro and as think.” well. of “If It’s Tuesday, It Must Be perennially fresh as a Her most recent “down” He has made surprise visits to Belgium.” Their captain. Daniel Tudor rose, is, in period, she says, was several her on film locations in J. Travanti, meanwhile, went off GHollywood parlance, “in months ago when, for the first Budapest and Mexico, and she into the movies, working with demand.” But that has been the time, she seriously considered often accompanies him to the Faye Dunaway in the film case for two decades now. With giving up her career. And it was cities where he dances. But each “Midnight Crossing” now in a new movie in release. “High provoked not by any inner is careful not to encroach on the production. Season,” a romantic drama feeling, but by something other’s professional turf. “When filmed in Greece, she has been outside herself. I go on tour with Sasha,” says Dennis Franz in production on an upcoming “For a whole year,” she Bisset, “I watch him rehearse, opulent, multimillion-dollar explains, “1 was extremely but I know when to withdraw to miniseries for ABC. “Napoleon disenchanted with moviemaking, the hotel and read a book.” At and Josephine.” with the state of cinema in times when it’s impossible for Hard on the heels of this, she general. So few good films were them to be together, they ran up Q. Where is Stepfanie Kramer o f “Hunter” from and what has staggering telephone bills. she been in? Uta, Scranton, Pa. is scheduled to play the title role getting made — 1 just thought it was a whole load of rubbish. “When we’re both in Los A. She’s from Los Angeles, the daughter of a violinist and a in a television remake of And I didn’t want to be a part of Angeles,” Bisset says, “we radio talk-show host. Before “Hunter,” she put in some time on “Laura,” the long-ago film it any longer. But lately, it’s all either go out to dinner and a By Josie a soap “” and did a lot of episodic TV, on classic that made a star of Gene changed for the better. Now I’ve film — we’re both movie freaks shows such as “The A-Team” “Eight Is Enough,” “Bosom Tierney. And other movie scripts seen a lot of good movies, a lot — or we stay home and cook. Buddies” and “Dynasty.” She also sang in clubs around Los are under consideration to follow of wonderful performances, a lot That is, one or the other of us Angeles with a group — she’s a trained mezzo soprano — did it. of original ideas. So I’m loving cooks. Not together. We’re far some theater and had a recurring role in.a series “We Got It It may safely be said that no my work once more. I’m hot to too bossy to be in the kitchen at Made” which was on a couple of seasons ago. Now, her time other modem-day actress puzzles trot again. And I think that’s the same time. Sasha, an Christopher Walken seems pretty much taken up by “Hunter.” Hollywood’s femme stars quite so much as Jacqueline Bisset. reflected in the number of roles excellent chef, cooks what I call I’ve taken on recently.” ‘sort o f Russian dishes. Q. 7 want to know about Christopher Walken. I eiyoy his Eyeing the lissome, 42-year-old beauty as she settles Besides a renewed enthusiasm Sometimes he’ll serve up performances but I know very Utde about him. P.W ., Somerut, something especially tasty and NJ. into a booth at Ma Maison, a for her profession, Bisset life deeply; His father, an attributes much of her present when I ask if it’s Russian, he A. Ronald Christopher Walken is 44, from the New York City chic movieland restaurant that’s engineer, was captured by the enjoyment of life to the love of exclaims, ‘You must be kidding. borough of Queens, one of three sons of a German-born baker a favorite of hers, one can’t help Russians and sent to prison in an “adorable, highly emotional You’d never find all these and his wife, a once-aspiring actress. His mother’s show-business but enviously marvel, “How that country; he didn’t return to and volatile, sometimes difficult, ingredients in Russia.’ I’m quite designs were transferred to her sons, who all got work in the does she do it? What’s her secret the family until two years after outrageously humorous, and an eclectic cook, though I do 1950s doing live TV drama and commercials. Christopher, for for staying so successful for so the war ended and was so weak macho, but in the most positive have a particular fondness for some reason, didn’t get as many roles as his brothers, so his longT’ that he spent months in a There are legitimate reasons way, man” — who is also five French food.” mother pushed him toward tap dancing instead and in this field he Any mention of marriage hospital. Finally, he was able to for that curiosity. years her junior. got a lot work onstage. (He was a tall dancer and there aren’t Hiis is'llvssian dancer elicits an eloquent shrug to m many around.) w o^.^ain and got a job in Jacqueline Bisset, as '$he says D u sse ld ^ but it was another Alexander (Judonov^ of the wild Jacqueline Bisset that implies a He left the stage briefly to attend Hofstra University, but when herself, is “not a flashy couple of years before the family | person.” Her private life is not blond mane and powerful total lack of interest. \ I he couldn’t figure out why he was in college, he decicM to return “I haven’t seen a great Jacqueline Blaaet Is still In demand. / h. joined him. lived in headlines. She is not a physique, who in 1979 was the to show business, which he did in a road company production of number of happy marriages,” Perhaps because of those daily fixture in gossip columns. first and only star to defect from “West Side Story.” After returning to New York, he got a job in says the actress who has never experiences, he was adamant She is a star but not a superstar. the Soviet Union’s prestigious the chorus of the musical “Best Foot Forward”- (notable for married, never even been that his son train for a profession She has never won an Bolshoi Ballet. And, as of this introducing a new talent by the name of Liza Minnelli), followed engaged. “I don’t believe and have some security. He, Academy Award or even been past March, he is also a by chorus jobs in the musicals “Baker Street” and “H i^ marriage is a working system. then, wasn’t too receptive when nominated for one. Not once has * brand-new American citizen. Spirits,” in which his character’s main purpose onstage was to be Besides haying legions of Not for me. Not yet anyway.” V hit by a chair. Jurgen, at 14, started to hang ' she ranked among the ballet fans, Gudonov is now alsc She speaks of the home in Things changed for him in his next show, “The Lion in out wiA a thrater group and Box-Office Top 10. And with several years later announced his rare exceptions, like “Murder on well known to moviegoers as a England where she grew up. the Winter,” in which he acted, not danced, and wasn’t hit by formidable actor. He made his daughter of a successful British ,SUM M ER anything. He made his film debut soon afterward in “The intention to go to drama school. the Orient Express,” “Under the acting debut in “Witness,” as physician, now deceased, and a Anderson Tapes” and has barely had a breather since. Among his Jurgen was persuaded to join a Volcano” and Truffaut’s “Day bank apprentice program instead, for Night,” most of the films the muscular Amish farmer who French-English mother who was ! SALE movies: “Next Stop, Greenwich Village,” “Roseland,” “Annie was Harrison Ford’s rival for the once a barrister in Paris. David Letterman V which he did for three years, but “I’m extremely able to Hall,” “The Dogs of War,” “Pennies From Heaven,” “The affections of Kelly McGillis. “My own parents,” she says, Dead Zone,” “Brainstorm” (during the filming his co-star Jurgen Prochnow after completing it, he went to survive, I think,” she drama school anyway with his And he has since followed this “were married for 30 years and 10% O FF Natalie Wood died; he was onboard the yacht when she drowned volunteers. “If I put my head to .Q. What does David Letterman parents’ reluctant consent. with a comic starring role in their life together was not at all lhave against Chuck Woolery, the and he still will not discuss it), “Heaven’s Gate,” “A View to a it. I’m a survivor. Sometimes, happy. Individually they were After graduation, he went into though, this requires effort and a Steven Spielberg’s “The Money Posters, Prints! emcee fo r “Love Connection”? Kill,” “At Close Range” and “The Deer Hunter,” for which he Q. I ’d like to know a little fine persons. But there was a lot won an Academy Award. the repertory system, made his period of withr^wal. I can get Pit.” I heard him say several limes about the fine actor Jurgen For almost six years now she more that they could have been and He’s been busy in the last year as well; upcoming films include TV debut in 1970 and his film very down for a while, when on h‘is “Late Night” program, Prochnow. I saw him on cable debut in 1971. He then worked and Alexander — or Sasha, as giving each other, or to other “that lousy Chuck Woolery.” “Deadline,” “Puss N’ Boots,” “The Milagro Beanfield War” I’m feeling low in energy and a people. When they finally in “The Boat” and thought he steadily in European films until she usually calls him — have Photo Frames What’s the score? Joseph A. and “Biloxi Blues.” bit sorry for myself. When this admitted this, they d iv o r ^ . was wonderful. Will he be in “The Boat” (“Das Boot ”) lived together in her Beverly (in stock only) Winters, Pleasantville, N J. any American movies? D.H., happens, when a fallow time And then they were much brought him international sets in, 1 don’t fight it. Instead I Hills home. Their time there, of \8ale End! $>31-17 A. Don’t get too upset. If you East Moline, III. recognition. He’s followed it happier. ■ watch David Letterman A. He was bom June lO, 1941 with a couple of American regularly, you’ve undoubtedly Anything you’d like to know about prominent in Berlin but was raised in the films, “Dune,” “The Keep,” heard him skewer many people personalities? Write to: Josie, King Features city of Pommem, now in “Beverly Hills Cop I f ’ and exposure for no apparent reason. It's just Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St, New York, N.Y. Poland, where the family moved “The Boarder” which he just ff , aria Iraaitait *”*** part of his charm, and his sense after their home was bombed. finished filming, with Demi f t If I put my head to it, I’m a survivor. of humor. 10017. The war intruded on his family New Hour*: Q • SI 5 ^ HERALD, Satuntayf AM » . i m MANCBESTER HEM LD. SAdpfa^l Medicine WEEKEND TELEVISION SaturdaV) Aug. 29

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Dana Andrews. min.) man's Hawaiian vacation is disrupted 4:30PM d D O n e Big Fam ily Jan and [C N N ] Sports Saturday (3) ® NFL Prasaason FootbaH: N«w Clifton W ebb. 1944. when a native curse turns him into a were­ James Bond in [H B O ] Behind the Scenes Don remmsce about the past year as they York Giants vs. New York Jots at Naw ® M T V M u sic Passport Highlights from wolf Roben Foxworth. Barbara Treniham [ES P N ] Truck arut Tractor Pull [M A X ] MOVIE: 'What Comes Around' celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Jarsay (3 hrs.) (live) “On Her Ni||es- Billy Joel's "T h e Bridge" tour stop in Eng­ France Nuyen 1978. 3 D M O V IE : -M any Happy Re A Nashville star, saddled with a drinking 8:00PM (3 ) Evening at Pops ty's Secret Ser­ land, featuring footage shot at the Motor­ problem and a conniving manager, plans a [ U S A ] M O V IE : C .H .U .D ." Illegally ® © ) Frugal Gourmet turns' (C C ) An average American citizen vice." airing cycle Museum in Birmingham, th ) Dun­ rip-roaring revenge Jerry Reed. Barry Cor­ Stored radioactive material produces a finds himself in the middle of an extensive ® MOVIE: 'ParkKiof Adjustmam' Two geon Museum in London and conpert (3D Embejedores de la Musica Colom- rr tr SATURIMY. iUKI. bin. Bo Hopkins. 1966. Rated PG. race of deformed, murderous humanoids tax audit by a distnet IRS office trying to young couples, one adjusting to a honey­ performances at Wembley (60 min.) John Heard, Christopher Curry. Daniel blena meet its quota George Segal. Helen moon, the other adjusting to in-laws, help 29 on ABC. Di­ [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) O [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents Stern. 1984 [C N N ] Big Story Shaver. Ron Leibman 1986. (R) each other Tony Franciosa. Jarte Fonda. ana Rigg co-stars 12:10P M [Dis] DTV Jim Hutton 1962 [U S A ] Night Flight: Take Off 2:10PM [CNN] HMUhvyMk [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Horsemesters* A o CD H D W ere w olf In the wilderness. Cord as Bond's first [D IS] MOVIE: 'Baby: Secret of the Lost 1 2 :3 0 P M CD Land of the Giants teenager who enrolls at a famous riding meets a woman (Am y Yasbeck) claiming and iast %rife. 2:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Loosa 2|^30PM ® MOVIE: Perfect Day- school must overcome her fear of jumping to be a witch capable of lifting the were­ Legend' In Africa, a scientist and her jour­ Screws' Studying is of secondary import­ d D Q ue Pasa, USA? 192V““™'’ Kennedy caused by her mother's riding accident. wolf curse. (In Stereo) nalist husband attempt to reunite an infant ance to .four sex-crazed summer school ® Punky Brewster Annette Funicetlo. Tom m y Kirk. Donald dinosaur with its captured mother. William CHECK USTirfeS students. Brian Genesee, Lance Van Der CD Game Show Biz Kati. Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. dD Cinema Showcase (R) OD Essence (R) Pteasence. 1961. < FOR EXACT TIME Volk. Michael MacDonald. 1985. Rated R. CD N e w s 1985 Rated PG ® What About Women O ) Art is Fun [HBO] MOVIE: -WafGamM- (CC) A 2:30AM ® Best of Saturday Night teen-age computer whiz inadvertently ac­ O ) MOVIE: 'Joan of Arc' This story of [H B O ] Vietnam W ar Story (C C ) Life in [C N N ] Evans and Novak ® Wild Kingdom Live cesses the Pentagon's strategic computer the final years of the Saint's life is based on Vietnam from the soldier's point of view [D IS] Edison Twins House Milling the "pineap­ system and nearly begins Worid W ar til. Maxwell Aruferson’s play Joan of Lorraine. A sniper attack leaves a young Lance Cor- GD IN N N e w s ple detail typical of garrison coloniais a Ir>grkl Bergman. Jose Ferrer. Francis L. Sul­ [HBO] MOVIE: The Other Woman' A . Matthew Broderick. Dabney Coleman, peral alive • and the four buddies who were [C N N ] Sports Latenight tour of the finished addition; budoei re­ John W ood. 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) livan 1948 trying to save him dead Part 1 of 3. (In 50-year-old widower marries a girl half his view. (R) ^ [ESPN] ^lortBCenter ^ MOVIE: ‘Sterflight: The Plane that Stereo) to take part in a ceremony to resurrect a age and then has an affair with a grand­ 5:00PM (D What's Happening NowII [D IS] Preview mother Hal Linden. Anne Meara. Madolyn [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch o Couldn't Lend' The world's first hyper­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Easy Money' A booz­ ** Kama Queen. John Richardson. Oiinka Be­ 2:40AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : -Florids Raj and Dee rummage through canons [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Sword Of Gidaon' (CC) Smith. 1983. [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Saving Grace' (CC) A sonic fetliner goes out of control on its in­ ing. gambling man must become respecta­ rova. Edward Judd. 1967. Straits' (C C ) A trio of adventurers comb filM with memories as they gather (terns Five commandos take on a top-secret mis- newly appointed pope makes a secret pil- augural flight and streaks into outer space ble for one year to inherit $ 10 million. Rod­ r the Cuban jungles for a fortune in buried for a garage sale. (R) Sion to avenge the terrorist murders of Is­ ® ® Saturday Night Liva "C ars" lead 1 : 0 0 P M (X) PGA Golf MEC Worid Sor- rimage to an impoverished Italian village. with 53 passengers aboard Lee Majors. ney Dangerfield. Joe Pesci, Geraldine treasure. Raul Julia, Fred W ard, Daniel Je n ­ raeli athletes during the 1972 Munich ' vocalist Ric Ocasek ('Keep on Laughin,' les of Golf, from Firestone Country Club in om Conti. Fernando Rey, Erland Joseph- (D Pro Wrestling Lauren Hutton. 1983. < Fitzgerald 198*3 Rated R. kins. 1986. (In Stereo) Akron. Ohio. (2 hrs ) (live) f Olympics. Steven Bauer, Michael YorlT 'Emotion in Motion') joins host Rosanna son. 1986. Rated PG. d D W h a t a Country! Maria's offered the (S ) ^ Golden Girls (C C ) A Latin youth [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A Colleen Dewhurst. 1986. (In Stereo) Arquette. (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3:00AM 3D abc Newa (cci ® MOVIE: 'The House that Dripped chance to appear in a television commer­ 2:35PM [DIS] Dr. Seuu- Grinch that Dorothy is tutoring is threaterted with husband's scheme to get f^d of his rich HD PEUCULA: 'Peps el Toro' Pedro In­ 0 9 M O V IE : 'Scared S tiff A singer flees Blood’ Through ihe years, horrifying ev­ cial. (R) deportation (R) (In Stereo) wife backfires when'she is kidnapped be­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents ents happen to the various owners of a Grinches the Cat in the Hat Animated fante. Blanca Pavon. whh a busboy friend when he thinks he's dD Space: 1999 fore he can carry out the plans Danny De­ ® N e w s certain English estate John Bennett. CN is- The Cat in the Hat meets the grouchy (3 ) W ild Am erica (C C ) The cutthroat 1 1 :00PM 3D 3!) [C N N ] A More Perfect Union Topic: vot­ killed a man. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Liz- Vito. Bette Midler. Judge Reinhold. 1986 topher Lee. Peter Cushing. 1971. Grinch and decides to outsmart him with Great Chefs of the West trout s reiaiionshtp to other species within 3D M O V IE : -In Herni a W a y' A Navy man ing rights. abeth Scott. 1953. Rated R (In Stereo) cunning feline tricks ( 3 ) Saint oooooo Its environment, includir>g the bald eagle, is captures Japanese-held islands in the days ® That's the Spirit C O M O V IE : 'Laughing G ravy' Despite the [M A X ] MOVIE: Porky's Revanga' (CC) studied following the Pearl Harbor attack. John protests of their landlord, the boys srteak a NFL Preseason Football: 9:10PM [CN N ] Showbiz Week A group of Florida high school students [CN N ] Newenight 3:00PM CD dD Esta Semana en Beisbol Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal. 1965. stray dog into th.-ir apartment. Stan Laurel, New England Patriots at Minnesota Vik­ ® M O V IE : 'Th e Horsem en' A siable- matches whs with t)>e proprietosof a local (S) Julia Child and More Company oooo [O iS] MOVIE: Beby: Secret of the Lost master s son enters the gruelir>g buzkashi 9:30PM CD HD Karen's Song (CC) Oliver Hardy. Jan os Home 1931, ings (3 hrs.) (Live) C D Barmy Hilt brothel. Dan Monahan. W yatt Knight, Legend' In Africa, a scientist and her jour­ [CN N ] Newswatch tournament to please his demanding father Karen's worried her ex-husband won't CS MOVIE: Where Were You When M O V IE : 'Th e Great Santini' A Marine To n y Ganios. 1985. Rated R. ^ nalist fxjsband attempt to reunite an infant CD MOVIE: 'Roots of Evil' The owner of ACROSS DOWN and prove his machismo Omar Shanff. take care of himself after he suffers a heart GD the Lights W en t Out?' A Broadway star [E S P N ] Horse Racing: Arlington Handi­ Corps colonel nearly destroys his family by a martial ans school is framed on drug Leigh Taylor-Young. Jack PalancS 1971 attack and undergoes bypass surgery (In 12:55AM [TMC] m o v i e :' 'L o n in ' dinosaur with its captured mother. William finds her husband with another girl during a cap A 1 and 1 /4 miles turf race for S^year- charges after he refuses to sell his busi­ 1 Gordon Thomson roia Stereo) his dictatorial methods. Robert (Tuvall, America' (CC) Fed up with his yuppie li­ rKatt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. power failure Dons Day. Robert Morse. 2 Jay North rote ^ MOVIE: On Her Majesty's Secret Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe. 1979. ness to a smuggler. Christian Anders, oW and up Thoroughbreds, from Chicago festyle. a Los Angeles ^ executive and hts ^ 1985. Rated PG. Terry-Thomas 1968 (60 min.) (Live) 5 AWaaariaa 3 Lt. Sarnuib on "Cagnay Service' (C C ) James Bond takes a wife [C N N ] This Week in Japan Dunja Rajter, Deep Roy. 1982. Ghost Story wife liquidate t ) t ^ assets, buy a camper 9 Mr. WaHach A Laoay" and almost loses his life as SPECTRE plans GD [E S P I^ Tennis: Hamlet Cliallenge Cup CH) M O V IE: 'Waterloo' (C C ) Recently re­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lost in America' (CC) [H B O ] Vietnam W ar Story (C C ) Soldiers and liead for the open roads. Albert CD M O V IE : 'Brats' Stan Laurel, Oliver 10 "L o v e ------Rooftop" 4 Ha was Pala Cochrane to poison the world’s food supply G ^ g e ® GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ (SamHmal) From Jericlio, N.Y. (2 hrs.) (R) turned from exile m Elba, Napoleon leads Hardy. 1930. Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los A n­ try to escape the realities of war at Mama- Brooks. Julie Hagerty. Garry Marsliall. 12 Lorenzo Lamas rola 5 "W ho's the Boas?" La/enby. Telly Savalas. Diana R i ^ 1969. Sm 's Chicago Club. Part 2 of 3 (In Stereo) tling ,..[TM C] MOVIE: 'Ruthless Peopla' A his forces against the Duke of Wellington geles ad executive and his wife liquidate 1985. Rated R. MOVIE: 'Midnight Lace' A newlywed 1S Karaam - - Jabbar character husband's scheme to get rid of his rich and Marshal Blucher of Prussia. Rod CD their assets, buy a camper and head for the (R) (3) MOVIE: 'Secret Agent' 1975 woman is terrified by obscene phone calls. 18 Bad 10:00PM CE W est 57th V- W ife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ Steiger. . Orson open roads. Alben Brooks, Julie Hageny, 6 OfAcaranda [CN N] PrimeNews ® MOVIE: 'From Earth to the Moon' 1 :0 0 A M ® Jaffersons Doris Day, Rex Harrison. . 20 Spoken Qantlaman" CD New s fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ Welles 1971 (3arry Marshall. 1985. Rated R. [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Win Jules Verne's science-fiction thriller of CD MOVIE; Tha Hellstrc^ Chronicie' ' 1960. 21 King of Judah 7 Jackaa Harry role Vito. Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold. 1986. dD MOVIE: 'Star Maidens, Part II' Two [U S A ] Check It Out! (R) ston Cup Champion Spark Plug 400 (2 GD Cover Story three men and a girl who rocketed to the Documentary based on the sctentific fact QD Soul Train 22 Nostril Rated R. (In Stereo) Earthlings are taken as hostages to the 8 Connecticut university hrs ) (R) (3 ) Mark Russell Washington satirist moon. Joseph Cotten, George Sanders. that insects have a greater ability for survi­ 24 Sarah on "Dynasty" [USA] MOVIE; 'Night of the Living female-dominated planet Medusa while dD Justin Wilson's Outdoor Cooking 5:30PM CD Small wonder 11 Mitch or Dsnise Mark Russell pokes fun at the political es­ Debra Paget. 1958. val than man. Lawrence Pressm an.'IS? 1. [U S A ] M O V IE : 'Dark Places' A former Dead' Mankind is threatened when the two Medusans remain on Earth A contin­ 25 "HawsUan — " 13 Ms. Qardrtsr tablishment and current events O ) Claeaified Eighteen Offers informa­ ® Star Search (60 min.) CiD Fam e Argument over a time capsule mental patient inherits a haunted mansion. AKve From Off Cantar: Oparatkm X graveyards give birth to an army of flesh­ uation of "Star Maidens ' Christiane erupts at the school; Miltte faces the possi­ 28 Total 14 Rant Aubarjonois rola tion on the latest employment opportuni­ @ Reino Salvaje Robert Hardy. Joan Collins. Chistopher H D Festtvel Neciortal de la Cancion O T I HD It's a Living Am y seeks Dot's help eating zo m t^ s in George Romero's cult Kruger. Judy Geeson 1976. Pan 2 bility of flunking out (60 mEn.) (R| 31 Prefix for flying (ckia to puzzle answer) ties in the Conriecticut area. (R) Lee 1973 En VIVO desde Miami, Florida (2 hrs., 30 when she breaks up with her boyfriend. (R) classic. Duane Jones, Judith O'Dea. Rus­ (§ ) Bodywatch A look at psychologists' 32 Den 16 He's Andrew Keaton ® : Teams @ ) Victory Garden (CC) m in) (9 MOVIE; 'Spooks Run VW .East Side sell Streiner. 1968. use of dream therapy to reach a mental 34 Maggie on "Growing 17 United Arab Rap. 8:30PM GC HD New Adventures of [CN N ] Pirmade to be AnrxHinced (3 hrs.) (Live) 91) Chaapirito (60 min.) ' HD Fame Argument over a time capsule Kids meet a deadly oppgnent. Beta Lugosi. balance in the waking lives of their pa­ Pains" Beans Baxter (C C ) Reprise of senes pre­ [D I S ] M O V IE : Ca8 M e M istar' A song^ [ M A X ] m o v i e : stripper' 19 Connla Ssiisccs sariss erupts at the school; Miltie faces the possi­ East Side Kids. 1941. 3:25AM S D Collectors Antique oil lamps: U S. mo- tients. (R) © ) Victory Garden 36 "Kate A miere. High-school student Beans Baxter and dance man. stationed in Japan during Six women talk about their lives and liveli­ nev from the earliest mint to the Depres- 23 Dislodgas bility of flunking out. (60 min.) (R) [DISIM OVIE: 'Endofthe Worid Man' A [CN N ] Your Money 37 Contend accidentally becomes part of a top-secret World War II. goes A.W .O.L. to follow hts hood as they prepare to compete at the sio y. and a 1900 Scandinavian sailinq ves­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 26 Extra shoe width size group of Irish cliildren unite to block a real 39 Denmark money espionage ring. Guests: Mary Crosby^ [CNN] CNN News wife. Betty j^a b le . Danny Thomas. Dale First Annual Stripper's Conventicn in Las sel [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Endof the World Man' A [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Money Pit' (CC) 27 Coma on the scant estate developer's plans to destroy a local W endy O. Williams, (60 mm.) (R) (In [ESPN] Auto Redng: Dreg Racing: Robertson. 1951. , ** Vegas. Janette Boyd. Sara Costa 1986 group of Irish children unite to block a real Everything that can possibly go wrong 41 Second of a group 29 Texas d ty (due to wilderness area. John Hewitt, Leanne (S ) Curtain Going Up Stereo) Northster Netk>rtels From Brainerd. Minn. [ESP N ] NFL Films Presantsv Rated R. (In Stereo) estate developer’s plans to destroy a local does when a couple moves into a mansion 42 "The — Picture Show" puzzle answer) O ’Malley. 1987. Rated NR. dD Copa America: Tercer y Cuarto 30 Roman 502 CD House Calls |R) (60 min.i (Taped) [M AX] MOVIE: Lethal' Marked for wilderness area. John Hewitt. Leanne bought for one-fifth of its onginal value. [ES P N ] Top-Rank Boxing: (Tony 3:30AM ® Lov« Your Skin Lugares (2 hrs } O'Malley. 1987. Rated NR. [H BO ] Vietnam War Story (CC)^Three death by his own agency, a KGB agent be­ Tftom- Tom Hanks. Sheltey Long. Alexander Gu- 33 He was Fred Sanford ® 2 2 7 Pearl meets Mr Right in a ton vs. Stacy MeSwain) In a middlew- [C N N ] T)iis Waak in Japan comes easy prey for CIA operatives seek­ dZ) Secret City (R) [ESPN] LPGA Golf: World Champkm- donov. 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 35 Actor Farrell * singles bar.>fR) (In Stereo) soldiers recuperating in a Veterans Admin­ eigm b ojt scheduled for 10 rounds, from istration hospital deal with reality in differ­ ing information concerning spy networks. * [CN N] Newsday ship (Round 3) From Lake Lanier. Calif 36 Absent witbout leave: ® Th is O ld House (C C ) New fixtures and Atlantic Q ty. N .J. (90 min.) (R) 4:00AM 3D Saturday Night Uve [U S A ] Double Trouble M ichel Billington, Denise DuBarry, Mi­ (60 min.) (Live) abbr. tile work in the master bath, a staircase to ent ways. Part 3 of 3. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Larry King Waakand [DIS] Puss In Boots The Children’s chael Ansara. 1985. Rated PG-13. [ H B O ] M O V IE : T h a d in a r D o ^ w ' (C C ) 6:00PM 3 D ( D (g) (8 ) ® N ew s the second floor. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents A Theatre Company and School of Minnea­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Seven Brides for 38 That thing Two veteran Los Angeles police detec­ psychiatrist (Edward Herrmann) tries to [TM C ] MOVIE: Twice in a Ufetima' 4:20AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : T h e Last In polis perform their version of this classic Seven Brothers' Seven young frontiers­ CD 9 to 6 Bud recruits players for a com­ 40 Sun deity ® W ild Am erica (C C ) Th6 cutthroat tives investigate t)>e murder of a movie convince the police that a man recently re­ (C C ) A middle-aged steelworker leaves his rK>cant M a n ' (C C ) A disillusioned defense Idle J95 mm ) men are determined to add feminine atten­ pany softball team trout's relationship to other species within mogul. James Gamer. John Uthgow. Mar­ leased from a mental hospital after 15 30-year marriage to embark on an affair attorney is persuaded to handle one mo* tion to their lives by stealing seven brides Bosom Buddies Its environment, mcludinq the bald eagle, is [ESPN ] Tennis: Hamlet Challenge Cup (D years, is a'BHf^sngerous and capable of with a barmaid. Gene Hackman, Ann- got Kidder. 1984.*^ case - a complex murder mystery Ed Hai Howard Keel. Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G studied. (Semifinal) From Jericho. N.Y (2 hrs ) QD Mork and Mindy T V puzzle solution on page 32 murder. Margret. Ellen Burstyn. 1985. Rated R. (In [ U S A ] Snub ris, Roxanne Hart, David Suchet 1987. (In (In Stereo) [D IS] Disney Family Album Annette Stereo) (Live) (S ) Square Pegs Stereo) Funicello reminisces a b ^ t her career with 10:30PM CD Sports Extra 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Timal Guide [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' 3:30PM C B m o v i e : B# Big- Sian Lau @ ) Risking it AM [USA] MOVIE: ‘Night of the Living 4:30AM 3D Saim rel. Oliver Hardy. 1931. Disney. ® IN N New s 1 ;3 0 A M 3D Best of Saturdey Night Tw o women become best friends without Dead' Mankind is threatened witen the [D IS] Disnay ChaiHwl Praviaw knowing that they share the same man. What's Happening! I HtMlywood Close-Up Actor John Mal- graveyarda give birth to an army of flesh­ Live O M usic Machine (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Pinnacle GD Mary Tyler Moore. Christine Lahti. Ted [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Hot Millions- A crook 9:00PM CD m o v i e : Cerne* A tor­ kovich ("Making Mr. Right” ). (R) eating z o m ^ s in George Romero's cult @ ) We're Cooking Now It's a U vin g T w o men propose to Gin­ [D IS ] My Friend Flicks mented teenager uses her supernatural Danson 1986. Rated PG-13. ger on the same day. (R) embezzles a fortune from a large corpora ® ) Great Confrontations at the Oxford classic. Duarta Jortea. Judith O'Dea, Rus­ ® Sabroshow tion by posing as a computer genius Peter powers to gain revenge on the school­ sell Streiner. 1968. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider © ) Doctor Who [TM C ] Short Film Showcase mates who have a b u s ^ her. Sissy Spa- Union Two of England's popular comedi­ ® Innovation From Johns Hopkins Univ­ Ustinov, Maggie Smith, Karl Malden (iD O ne Big Family Jan and Don reminsce cek. John Travoha. Piper Laurie. 1976. ans, John Welts and 4MP®'' Carrott. de­ 1 1 :3 0 P M (53 Magnum, P.l. 1 :30P M Modem Maturity (R) ersity. an examination of attematives to 6:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: A View to a 1968. Rated G. about the past year as they celebrate their bate two American c o m e ^ n s . Alan King Sea Hunt animal testing. Kill (C C ) James Bond hums a maniacal [TM C ] MOVIE: Haaftbum' |CC| Two (D MOVIE: *Tha Tlgar Makes Out' A and Steve Allen. CD Star SaarcK (66 min.) ^ ^ first wedding anniversary. (R) genius attempting to take over the world fnjstrated bachelor kidnaps an equally @ ) Let's Go Bowling highly successful people meet at a wed ® MOVIE: 'Trancara* the year 2247r [ C N N ] A M ore Perfect Union Topic: vot­ [CN N] Newswatch , Christopher Walken. Tanya frustrated suburban housewife. Anne ® .Hot Trader ing rights. ding and fall in love, but conflict arises a sinister mystic threatens tite peace of dZ) Collectors How U S Customs agents Jackson, Eli Wallach. Charles Nelson [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Roberts 1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) when they try to balance career demands *i(S) Twilight Zone Angel City with zombie-like disciples called . c u s t o m e r APPRECIATION DAYS identify and evaluate imported antiques; a [M ATH MOVIE: 'The Night the Lights and their personal lives in a marriage Jack Trancers. Tim Thomerson. Helen Hunt. W e n t O u t in Georgia' A talented country- [ESPN ] Hydroplane Racing: Thunder- 7:00PM 3 D soiia Gold (ll. Sl( fuO) tour of a customs warehouse. Nicholson, Meryl Streep. Jeff Daniels 1985. western singer and his songwriting sister boat Regatta From Syracuse. N.Y. (60 Mission Impossible [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (D 1986 Rated R try to stay one step ahead of trouble. min.) (Taped) ® Racing from Plainafiald [M AX] MOVIE: This Is Elvis' Actual CD Wheel of Fortune (CC). Kristy McNicho). Dennis Quaid. Mark Ham- [U SA ] Today's FBI [U SA] Code Red Ask Dick Kleiner ( 9 ) M O V IE : 'Bordariina* A border patrol footage and restagod scenes depict the life ill. 1981. Rated PG. CD It’s a Uving Dot leaves her job to pur­ officer leads the search for a ring of Mexi­ ' ' O ' > 7:30PM CD Jeopardy! (CC) and career of Elvis Presley.,David Scott, 6:30PM (X) C B S N e w s sue an acting career. (R) can aliens into Cafifomia. Chartea Bronson, Johnny Harra. 1961. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 4:00PM (X) ® W id « W orid O f Sporfs CD Taxi (B) Charles in Charge Sarah accuses (D Mama's Family Bubba goes on a blind Bruno Kirby, Ed Harris. 1980. [U S A ] Cover Story Scheduled: Little League Worid Series . Adam of killing her pet turtle. date with an older woman (R) Championship Game, from Williamsport. Siskei & Ebert & the M ovies A look Gina,” which was telecast by CBS HD MOVIE: 'The Last Porno Rick' Two d D M ajor League Baseball: Seattle Mar Dear Dick: We have a mechanic 1 :4 5 P M GD MOVIE: 'Chickens Come Pa. (2 hrs.) (Live) at the movie ratings system. (R) Q D Charles in Charge Charles and the 'originally on Jan. 17,1983. Los Angeles cabbies try to raise the furtds Inert at N ew York Yankees (3 hrs ) (Live) employed at our auto repair ahop who , necessary to make tliek own X-rat^ H om e' W hen Ollie decides to run for N e w Qidget As reporters for the Powells believe they've spotted a UFO. d D Puttin' on the Hite (R) (In Stereo) CD Haimii Oprah Winfrey is his first movie. Frank Calcanini, Michsel Pataki, mayor, an old flame resurfaces and tries to school newspaper, Danni and Gail uncover M am a s Family Bubba goes on a blind dD Chico end the Man • Dear Didc I watch one soap op­ dD Power Pro Wrestling Mariarma Hill. 1974. blackmail him. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. a scandal. (R) date with an older woman. (S ) Bosom Buddies cousin. Any truth to this? — G.H., era, “The Young and the Resttsss.” CAR WASH Mae Busch. 1931. M O V IE : 'Ta ste the Blood of Dracule' [C N N ] Sports Tonight (£P Tales From the Darkside After a play­ (S) Wheel of Fortune (S) M uppets Houston. __ __ Can’t you do something abont those Oracula seeks revenge on the three men boy dies of a heart attack, a devil and an Dear G.H.: Vernon Winfrey, [ESP N ] Sportscantar Saturday 2 :0 Q P M (S) MOVIE: 'Bridger' An dD Where the Bass Are ( 3 ) M ajor League Baseball: Seattle Mar­ hair-dos? ThN are horrid. — B.L.L., who released him from imprisonment and angel compete for his soul. (R) Oprah's.father, says no, it’s not true. 344 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER American mountain man, Jim Bridger. is killed his disciple. Christopher Lee. (J e f ­ ® Benny Hill iners at New York Yankees (3 hrs) Kalamaioo, liich. 12:00AM ® Naw Hot Ttaeka 646-6846 iven 4 0 days to blaze a trail through the QD Private Benjamin frey Keen. Gwen Watford. 1970. @ ) What a Country! Maria's offered the He does say that they have a very ockies to the California coast James (5D Maude (S lT a la s F rom tha Darfcsids After a play­ g ® Track and Field World Champion­ Too Close for Comfort chance to appear in a television commer­ laroe family. However, as far as he Dear B.L.L.: Are yon trying to start boy dies of a fteart attack, a devil a r^ an Wainwrighl, Ben Murphy. Dirk Blocker ® Runaway Witli the Ricti and Famous GENTLE TOUCH WASH SPECIALS 1976. ships. from Olympic Stadium in Rome, (S) ^ NBC News cial. knows, there is no such person in a coifnror? I know people are talking angel compete for ttia soul. Italy. (2 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) 9ID Sabatlo Gigante Houston who is Oprah’s first cousia (S ) doy of Painting (R) (SD M otorw eek (9 ) ClnemAttractkMtt these days about the power of the (S) ® N e w s MON.-TUES.-WED. dD French Chef: Mousse Au Chocolat (S ) Hee H a w (R) eS) 9 to 6 Judy dates a much younoer ® What a Country! Mana s offered the press, but, booesUy, I have no control (8 ) Consumer Pjecount Natworfc ® Consumer Discount Network man. (R) ' chance to appear in a television commer • Dear Dick: A few years ago, I saw 9AM-SPM. ® MOVIE: 'Uve With the Proper (S) Mama's Family Mama competes in over soap open hairdos. [CN N ] Nawanight M O V IE : 'Golden Needles' A n ancient [C N N ] Crostfire Satunlay (S) Stranger' A New York City musician is F^ytown's arm wrestling championship. cial. (R) a movie starringyalerie BerUnelU of Chinese statue that promises the owner [E S P N ] W rtM S n g : W o rM d a t a C h v n - very much his ow n man until he becomes [D IS] MOV)E: 'lota of Luck' A couple's @ ) Phil Collins: U v e at Perkins Palace • Dear Dick; W ill you please tell me ONE TOUCH WASH health and incredible vigor can also deliver the series “OneDay At a Time.” She pionahip WraatHng involved with a young girl. Natalie W ood, dreem of winning a million dollars comes painful death. Joe Don Baker. Elizabeth ® ABC News H D Th ro b Sandy, Blue and Meredith set played a compaUve gambler who where Patti Page was born? — I.C., Steve McQueen. 1963. true when the wife purchases the right lot 12:30AM CD Oandn* to tha H its O N LYi2 .9 9 Ashley. Burgess Mereidnh. 1974. ® Noticiero Univision was trying to hide her baU t Can yon Knoxville, ’Tenn. dD Cite con las Americas tery ticket. Martin Mull, Annette Funicello CD ChHdran in Crisis ® Lot's Go Bowling Fred Willard. 1985 find the ttw of this m ovie for me? — OFFBK GOOD WITH COUPON ONLY NOT VAUD WITH dZ) Joy of Painting d D It’s a Living Am y seeks Dot's help ® MOVIE: *Tha Vangaanea of 8ha’ A I 9 .« • c f r / » • •• ik ^ I . D T m o . Dear I.C.: "The Singing Rage,” M in when she breaks up with her boyfriend. 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Narrated by Martin (X ) M O V IE : 'BertinTunnet 2 1 ' Five men woman becomes entan^^ in a murder followim the acddentil death of a dose American dance history and features per­ 13. (In Stereo) Sheen. 1985 Rated NR attempt to rescue their loved ones from plot in San Francisco. C h m Chase. (3oldie friend. Emmy Awardmominatad episode formances by the Alvin Alley American driven to build a E Chailia'a Angola 5:0pAM Qj) Insight [ESPN] Aerobics East Berlin after the Berlin Wall is buih. Ri­ Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. (directing, writing, technical diractionl. (60 Dartce Theater, -Garth Fagan'a Bucket 1:00AM model of a moun­ [TM C ] MOVIE; Witness' (CC) A Phila (S) Consumer Discount Network 8:00AM ® New England Sunday delphia cop on the run from corrupt fellow chard Thomas. Jose Ferrer, Horst Bucholz Great Chafe of the Weat min.) (R) (In Stereo) Dance Theater and the Cheries Moore E Joe Franklin tain that proves 1981 Dance Theater. (90 min.) [CN N ] Sports Review CD ® Oral Roberts officers seeks refuge in the Amish country­ GB Wonderful Worid of Disney: Inside ( 8 Survival Spodal A history of the Euro­ (39 Tales From tha Darfcaida After a ptay. to be the key to a side and falls in love with a beautiful young IX) Major League Baaeball: New York Donald Duck Professor Ludwig von Drake pean bison, its near destruction during E ) N e w Gldgat A * reportera for the boy dies of a heart attack, a devil and an [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents Af­ ® M ake It Real widow. Harrison Ford, Kelly McGillis. J o ­ M ata at San Frandaco Oianta (3 hrs.) Worid W ars I end II and the herd’s depen­ school newspaper, Danni and (Sail uncover a n ^ compete for his soul. ter a nationwide search, the original mou- cosmic mystery, becomes Donald Duck’s psydiistrist. (60 CD Point of View sef Sommer. 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) (Live) min.) (R) dency of Poland's Bielowiezs forest pres­ a scandal. (R) seketeers are reunited for a musical cele­ in "Close Encoun­ E V a g a S (U) Happy Days erve. (60 min.) [CNN] CNN News bration. (60 min.) (H) G i Frederick K. Price ters of the Third [U SA] Code Red [CN N] Newswatch [DIS] MOVIE: The Horsamastan' A (S ) MOVIE: 'Anzio' An over-ceutious war [U S A ] Robert Klein Time [ESPN] LPGA GoH: World Champion­ (E) Bugs Bunny stkI Friends 1:30PM GB Major League Baseball: OS NW A Pro WraatUng [D I S ] D e n ^ Bey (C C ) Doc quarantines a teenager who enroHs at a famous riding Kind." It airs S tN - general finds himsatf in a battle that lasts school must overcome her fear of jumping ship (Round 3) From Lake Lanier. Calif. ® Sesame Street (CC). Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees l a M O V IE : 'Th e S p y W ith a Cold Noaa' freighter ship when he learns that the Ben­ IMY. AUO. 30 four months. Robart Mitchum. Pater Falk. 1 0 :3 0 P M E Sporta Extra caused by her mother's riding accidem. (60 min.) (R) (2 hrs . 30 min.) (Live) A British counter-intelligence agent, with gal tiger on board is carrying a plague. ® The World Tomorrow Eari Holliman. 1968. . E M a st tha Mayors Annette Funicello, Tom m y Kirk. Donald [M AX] MOVIE: 'Perfect Timing' A on ABC. the help of a veterinarian, plants a trans­ [ESPN] LPGA Golf: Worid CtMmpion- ® Robert Schuller C® MOVIE: 'Magnificent Thief A mas­ IB) Evankig at Popa Q j) E ) A t the M ovies Scheikiled: Rex Pleasance. 1961. high-fashion photographer gives up money ter thief is released from prison and prom­ mitter on the body of a bulldog which is to ship From Lake Lanier, Calif. (60 min.) Reed and Bill Harris discuss horror movies, [U S A ] Can You Ba Thinnar? for happiness when he decides that taking GD Nuestra FamHia CHECK U5TINGS ised a full parole if he cooperates in sotvmg be presented to the Russian prime minis­ (Live) [CNN] PrimaNawa ter. Laurence Harvey, Oaliah Lavi, Lionel past and present. (R) pictures of babies and old ladies is more © } Sesama Street (CC). (R) fOI! EXACT TIME the murders of U S agents in Europe Rob­ [U S A ] Feather and Father Gang [ESPN] NFL Preiaaaon FootbaN: Los 1:05AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Qoda Jeffries 1966. E ) J im m y Sw aggart meaningful. Stephen Markle, Michelle [CNN] Daybreak ert Wagner. John Saxon. Susan St Angalaa Raidan at Dallas Cowboys (3 M utt Be Crazy' (IX ) A Coca-Cola bottie Scarbelli. Papusha. 1982. Rated NR. James 1967 (S) Track and Fiald Worid Champion­ 6:30PM ® C B S N e w s hrs.) (Live) E To tho Manor Bom dropped from 'an airplane raises havoc [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus ships, from the Olympic Stadium in Rome. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' ^ ^ ^ Major League Basebell: Bos ® ® ABC News (CC). 8:30PM E (E ) D uat Laura has diffi­ E ) Aaktha Mansgsr amoung a normally peaceful tribe of Afri­ T w o women become best friends without [ESPN] SportsCentar Italy. Scheduled events include finals in can bushmen. M ^ a Weyers, Sandra ton Red Sox at ClevelarKl Indiana (2 hrs . O ) Private Benjamin culty finding time for Ben when her cater­ [D IS] Zotro knowing that they share the same man. [HBO] Frsggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) 30 min ) women's high jump, men's javelin and ing business gets hectic. (R) (In Stereo) Prinsloo. NIxau. 1982. Rated PG. men's and women's 100-meter dash. (2 (S) (S) NBC News [H B O ] 1st A Tan: Ooing for Braka (CC) Mary Tyler Moore, Christine Lahti, Ted [M A X ] MOVIE: 'O'Hara's Wife' A law­ (9) Tony Brown's Journal » hrs.) (Same-day Tape) Artsw eek E Face Off Diana it loaing control of tha tsam; Parker 1:10AM [CN N] HsaMiwsak Oanson. 1986. Rated PG-13. yer's deceased wife returns as a ghost to [ESPN] Bast Of Scholastic Sports (6?) Cats and Dogs (CC) (9) (9 ) M ajor League Baseball: Seattle M a r­ SISCTV wants to cut Manitk (John Matuztk) for [U S A ] Night Flight: Heavy Metal Her­ help him with his overwhelming problems. Am arica (9 ) Nova (C C ) Questions raised by recent GB Notidero Univision 1:1 SAM E ABC Nswa (CC) [C N N ] Sportswaek iners at New York Yankees (3 hrs ) using staroids. (In Starto) oes Edward Asner, Marietta Hartley, Jodie genetic studies, including man's possible @ Soapbox W ith T o m C otd e Four teen­ (S) It'a a Living Am y seeks Dot's help 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu (ESP N ] Sportacenter Sunday 1:30AM E T o Bo Announced. Foster. 1982. Rated PG. GB Asi va el Beisbd development from a single arKestor are agers who have attempted suicide discuss when she breaks up w i^ her boyfriend. (R) 11:00PM E E IB (B ® Nawa 5:30AM CE) C N N N ew s explored. (60 mm ) (R) G9 IN N N ew s [U S A ] Cartoons 10 :3 0 A M ®Agronsky and Company 1 1 :45AM [D IS ] D T v [CN N] Morwyweek why they sought death as an answer to [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Allva E Mittion ImftnailWi Cli) INN News GB El M uikSo dal Box (90 min.) their problems. [CNN] Newsmakar Sunday 8:30AM ® ® Sunday Mass ® Showcase of Homes 12:00PM (Ji CNN News [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Road 8:45PM [D I S ] D T V E H o u t a C a H t [C N N ] Morteyweek Am erica From Elkhart Lake. Wise (2 hrs . Magic of Daoorativa Painting [C N N ] Inside Business [ESPN] This Weak In Sports (60 min.) rp The World Tomorrow ® Monkees ® M O V IE: "Monkey Mission' A private GQ)OddCoupla [U S A ] Night Flight: Short Films 30 mm ) (Live) [D I S ] M O V IE ; 'Archer' Adventure and 9:00PM E MOVIE: 'BHnd JustlGa' [USA] New Generation Hair Care Keys to Success eye manages to execute a jewel heist on [D I S ] Anim als in Action Featured: how ® Woody Woodpecker GB adversity beset a young man and his horse (CC) A photographer undergoes a night­ E Clastiflsd Ughnan Offtrt informa­ CID Spread a Little Sunshine behalf of a group of wealthy Europeans [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' animals use sound to communicate. [M AX ] MOVIE: 'The Gaun- 6:00AM (E ) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Three Challenges' . when they cross the Australian outback on marish turn of events when he is mistak­ tion on tha latttt pmploymant opportuni­ 1:45AM (S ) Miracle Revival Hour Robert Blake. Keenan Wynn 1981 ' (CC ) An ad executive begins to develop a enly identified as a rapist. Tim Matheson, d e t' (C C ) A n Arizona cop escorts a prosti­ dD Robert Schuller Tarzan escorts the heir to the throne of an their way to enter a prestigious race Brett 7:00PM (E 60 M lnutu . (60 min.) ties in the (fotHteclIeut erte. (R) Robert Schuller better understanding of himself and his tute from Las Vegas to Phoenix to testify ancient Oriental land to the capital city @ Moppets Cimmo, Robert Colby. Nicole Kidman. ® G B 21 Ju m p Street Hanson goes un­ Lisa Eichhom. Mimi Kuzyk. 1986. (R) E l Fresh Fields ( D N e w s 9: In Depth parents after they decide to end their 34 against organized crime. Clint Eastwood, ® One Day at a Time Jock Mahoney, W oody Strode. 1963 1986 Rated NR dercover to nab a high-school loan shark. M r. President Meg plans a quiet Christopher Closeup GB McLaughlin Group year marriage Tom Hanks. Jackie Glea­ ® GB E Drawing Man to Christ Sondra Locke, Pat Hing(e. 1977. Rated R. CS) weekend for the over-stressed Sam. (R) (In GD El Ministerio de Jhnmy Swaggart (S ) This Old House (CC) (R) son. Eva Mane Saint 1986 Rated PG [ES P N ] Tennis: Hamlet Challenge Cup (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) @ Insight: Hey Janitor (9 ) Country Crossroads Stereo) E Nowamakore Presanta (9) Batman (SemHinel) From Jencho. N Y (2 hrs.) E ® Oiwmy Sunday Movia: Fluppy 2:00AM ® Nightwetch © ) Connecticut: Now GO Connecticut Newsmakers 2:00PM ® Bast of tha National Gao- ® New Jersey People E ) Connocticut: Now (R) [C N N ] Crossfire (9 ) Health Show (Live) Doga (C C ) Animated. Five adorable dog­ ® Save the ChUdren GB Charlie's Angels graphic Spactals A view of Russia and her like creatures from another dimension [C N N ] Intido Butinota [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents people seldom seen by Americans is pre­ [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Th e Happy Lend' A war GB Runaway With tha Rich and Famous ® MOVIE: 'Smoky' Based on Will [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl GB Temas y Debates wif>d up on Earth and vakwitly search for [E S P N ] Horse Racing; Arlington Handi­ GB New Jersey Hispano buddy gives a stricken father. gr.eving Deborah Shelton in Thailand; Larry Mwietti [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Maryland' After h ^ hus­ James* story of a ^ I d stallion that turns on [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour sented in this look at the Volga (60 mm ) the way back home. (60 mm.) (R) cap A 1 and 1 /4 mites turf race for 3-year- (S i Reading Rainbow (CC). over the loss of an only son in war. a new in Hawaii; Ireland's Ashford Castle; vaca­ band's tragic death in a race, a woman his trainer's brother as a result of inhumane Modem Maturity (CC) (9 ) M O V IE; 'Dodge C ity' A fighting cat old and up 'thoroughbreds, from Chicago. Sunday Morning G B Jatsons outlook on life Don Ameche, Frances Dee, ® Entertainment Th is W eek A visit tions on the island of Bak. (R) sells aH her horses and swears her son will treatment. Fess Parker. Diana Hyland. Katy 9:00AM CD [CN N] Newsday tleman clashes with the boss of Dodge (60 min.) (R) Harry Carey. 1943. with young actor River Phoenix ( 'Stand by never ride. Waller Brennan. Fay Bainter. Jurado. 1966. CD McCreary Report [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday City, but cleans up the town for homes­ G l Golden Eagle A w ard s A 17th annual [D IS ] Mouse Factory Host Charles Nel­ Me ") and his siblings Rainbow. Summer. ceremony honoring Hispanics Hi the enter­ John Payne. 1940. [U S A ] Night Flight: Profile: U2 (T ) Proving Ground [DIS] MOVIE: 'Dot and Keeto' Ani­ teaders Errol Flynn. Ann Sheridan. Bruce [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents GB MOVIE: 'Japanese War Bride' A G.l. son Reilly looks at spectator sports, in­ Liberty and Leaf. (60 min.) (In Stereo) tainment industry. Host Ricardo Montalban [ES P N ] Sportscenter Sunday (TO min.) mated A young girl faces all sorts of perils Cabot 1939 and his Japanese bride face the problems 6:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Week CD ® The World Tomorrow cluding horse racing, basketball and the 4:15PM (3) Track and Field World is joined by presenters including Susan An­ after something she eats reduces her to G9 Cheries In Charge Sarah accuses [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' of an interracial marriage. Don Taylor, ^ r - Olympics Shorts include ("The yre O ff). GB Evening at Pops (R) Championships, from the Olympic Stadium ton. Mitch Gaylord. Jackee Harry, Burt 6:1 SAM dD Oavey & Goliath GD Inhumanoids the size of an insect. Animated. 1985 Adam of killing her pet turtle. (R) (CC) An ad executive begins to develop a ley Yamaguchi, Cameron Mitchell. 1952. ("Double D ribble) and (O lym pic (M) Copa Amarica; Finales (2 hrs ) in Rome, Italy. Scheduled events include Reynolds. Connie Stevens and Fred Trava- Rated NR. better understanding of himself and his That's the Spirit (3 ) Kenneth Copeland Champ"). finals in women's high jump, men's javelin (3) Honeymooners lena. (2 hrs.) (Taped) 6:30AM ( E ) vista GZ) National Audubon Society Specials parents after they decide to end their 34- ( 3 He-Man & Masters of the Universe [ESPN] Th is W ee k in Sports (60 min.) [ESP N ] Splash Summer Edition and men's and women's 100-meter dash (S ) ® O u r House (C C ) Kris wins a radio- [CN N ] Moneyweek CE) New Jersey People (C C ) (60 min ) (R) (105 mm.) (Same-day Tape) @ ® MOVIE: 'Undar Stag*' (CC) The year marriage. To m Hanks. Jackie Glea­ ® Oral Roberts [H B O ] M O V IE : Jo e y' As alcoholism station contest that enables her and Gus to [USA] How to Make e Million % Gj ) Christian Science Monitor Reports [U S A ] All-American Wrestling President and the FBI director are frus­ son. Eva Marie Saint. 1986. Rated PG. slowly destroys his ex-musician father, a [CN N ] Waak in Review visit an Air Force base. (60 min.) Part 1 of (S ) Sesame Street (CC). 4:30PM CE Oolf: U.S. Amateur trated over their efforts to convol terrorist [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Ran* A 16th century Ja ­ Sports Latenight G i CNN News teen desperately struggles to break into 1 2:30PM (X) MOVIE: 'Waterloo' Re- [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Guns and the Fury' 2. (R) (In Stereo) 2:30AM [CNN] Championships Final Round U.S. Ama­ attacks in the United States. Peter Strauss, panese warlord's decision to refinquish his ® Com batl rock 'n* roll. Neil Barry. James Quinn. Elisa cently returned from exile in Elba, Napo­ A pair of rugged American oilmen find Living W ild The effects of tourism and [ESPN] SportsCentar Miracle Faith Outreach teur Championships Final Round from Jupi­ (9) Hal Holbrook. E G. Marshall. 1986. (R) (In power to his eldest son pkingm his other ( 9 ) Alice Heinsohn. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) leon leads his forces against the Duke of themselves surrounded by hostile forces in resource depletion on an African vrildhfe Stereo) ® Rtng Around the World ter Club in Jupiter. Fla. (90 min.) (Same-day sons aivf a vengeful daughter-in-law into a [USA] Sandra Brooks Diet Wellington and Marshal Blucher of Prussia tum-of-the-century Persia Peter Craves. refuge are examined. (60 min.) © ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: Bad Medicine' (CC) Af Tape) Masterpiece Thaatra: All for Love bloody battle for control. Tatsuya Nakadai, @ ) Consumer Discount Auction Rod Steiger, Christopher Plummer. Orson Cameron Mitchell. Michael ^nsara. 1983 (9) 3:00AM [CNN] N ew snlght ter a medical-school hopeful is rejected GB Sanford end Son (S) Pro Wreatiing (C C ) A spinster, posing as the wife of a Satoshi Terao, Metko Harada. 1985. Rated [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [C N N ] Daywatch Welles. 1971 from every college in the U.S. he heads for ( £ 1 MOVIE: Wild w o o lv ' headwaiter. suffers from a growing obses­ R. (Subtitled) [D IS] MOVIE: 'Phantom of the Open [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ® M O V IE: 'Dreamboat' A silent screen 2:1 5PM and 9 ) See Hunt SI) PEUCULA: El Hijo da Angala Maria’ Hearth' Jean Shepherd's view of growing [D IS ] Contraption a Central American institution run by an Three young women escape from prison I. Eory, R. Rambal. sion with an im a ^ a ry son. Written by Eli­ idol becomes a dreamboat to the younger (S) Hogan's Heroes [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dangarouslv Ckwo' up in the midwest during the 1940‘s [ESPN] SpeedWeek off-center administrator. Steve Gutten- and look forward to new hves. Elyssa Dav- zabeth Taylor, ( w min.) (R) [H B O ] M O V IE ; Looker' A plastic sur­ generation when his old films are revived @ ) River Journeys (CC) Writer-explorer The days of some u ( ^ r crust high school . James Broderick. Barbara Bolton. 1976. berg. Alan Arkin, Julie Hagerty 1985 alos, Susan Bigelow, Jessica Walter GZ) Justin Wilson’s Louisiana Cookin' geon investigates the mysterious deaths [HBO] MOVIE: 'Pee-wee's Big Adven­ Clifton Webb, Ginger Rogers. Anne Fran­ Christina Dodwell revisits a Papua New ® M am a's Family Bubba goes on a blind vigilantes are numbered when the school Rated PG-13. 1978 [E S P N ] Tennis: Ham let Challenge Cup of his patients. Albert Finney, James Cob­ ture* (C C ) Pee-wee Herman, in search of cis. 1952. [C N N ] Evans and Novak Guinea tribe with whom she lived for two date with an older woman. (R) newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ fNs cherished bicycle, embarks on an odys­ (Semifinal) From Jericho. N Y. (2 hrs.) (R; um. Susan Dey 1981. Rated PG. (In 1 0 : 4 5 A M ( 9 ) Je w is h Life 2:30PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Sincerely [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) (In Stereo) years and attempts the first-eve^ raft des­ GB Siem pre en Dom ingo En via satelite complices to murder. John Stockwell, J. sey from San Antonio to Burbank. Pee- ® Health Show Eddie Peck, Carey Lowell. 1986. Rated R. [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Looker' A plastic sui Stereo) Violet' The descendant of a person who cent of the Wehgi River, the "eater of desde Mexico. (3 hrs., 30 min.) wee Herman, Elizabeth Daily, Diane Salin­ 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Face the Nation GB Sybarvision Weight Control 5:00PM 0 $ (E ) Fame Pretending to be (In^Stereo) geon investigates the mysterious death: [M AX] MOVIE: 'Three Girls About Signed an important historical document is m en." (60 min.) ® Masterpiece Theatre; AU for Love ger. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'Panthar Island' Based on a the school principal. Mrs. Berg impresses of his patients. Alt>en Finney. James Cob T o w n ' Three sisters named Faith, Hope ( 9 ) ® M eet the Press (CC). intrigued by a mysterious woman's inter­ [DIS] MOVIE: Hot MUliora* A crook (C C ) A spinster, posing as the wife of a [U S A ] Weight Loss Programming story by Roy Rockwood. Bomba is called an old flame, Reggie wants changes made um, ^san Dey. 1981. Rated PG. (Ir and Charity become involved with a corpse [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Breaking Away' Four est in the document and him. Patricia Phil­ embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ in to take care of a kUler panther. Johnny (9 ) On the Record •in the chemistry curnculum. (60 min.) (R) headwaiter, suffers from a growing obses­ 1 1 :3 0P M ® Magnum, P.l. Stereo) in a New York hotel. Joan Btondell, Janet teenagers challenge local college boys to a lips. Simon MacCorkindale, Barbara . tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter Sheffield, Allene Roberts, Lita Baron. (9) Sea Hunt sion with an imaginary son. Written by Eli­ Blair, John Howard- 1941. bicycle race. Dennis Christopher. Paul Jones. 1987. G i Space; 1999 Ustinov. M a ^ ie Smith. Karl Malden. zabeth Taylor. (TO min.) ® Sports Extra [TM C ] MOVIE: 'April Fool'a Day' (CC (Dooley, Dennis Quaid. 1979. Rated PG. 1950. (9 ) Spotlight on Government A group of young preppies face death Iron [U S A ] Night Flight: Profile: Squeeze 3:00PM ® Armchair Quarterback: (9) River Journeys Via ferry boat and lux­ 1968. Rated G. [CN N ] Week in Review ® The World Tomorrow ® This Week ki Connecticut an unknown source when they ar- ® Love Your Skin GB Nueva York Ahora Preview of the NFL's 68th Season John ury cruiser, playwnght and ndvelist Bnan CB Entertainment This 9:30AM [ESP N ] Sportacenter Sunday [DIS] MOVIE: Phantom of tha Open GB Honaymoonars (CC). 7;00AM ® New Gidget Madden and Pat Summerall give then out­ Thompson travels the Nile River from the stranded on an island. Deborah Foremar W eek A visit with young actor River Phoe­ ® Robert Schuller (CC). We're Cooking Now [HBO] MOVIE; ‘Florida Straits' (CC) A Haarth* Jean Shepherd's view of growing GS Proving Ground Deborah Goodrich. 1986. Rated R. (I looks for the 1987 NFL season with spe­ Sudan to its Mediterranean delta. (60 min.) nix ("Stand by M e") and his siblings Rain­ GB F-Tro o p [C N N ] Foreign Cdrrespondents trio of adventurers comb the Cuban ju n ^ s up in the midwest during the 1940*8. Stereo) G B J a m cial interviews and features. (60 min.) (B) (3) Christian ChHdran's Fund bow. Summer, Liberty and Leaf. (60 min.) for a fortune in buried treasure. Raul Julia, James Broderick. Barbara Bolton. 1976. ® 12 O'clock High [D IS] Animal World (Taped) [U S A ] Program Youraatf for Success (In Stereo) . (E ) Batman 3 ) Saint Fred Ward, Daniel Jenkins. 1986. (In (3) ® Sports Machina ( 9 ) Real to Reel [H B O ] MOVIE: 'A Breed Apart' A moun­ [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min ) ® Greats of the Game (D ® Jimmy Swaggart ® Day of Discovery (M ) VegaS Stereo) tain climber and a reclusive environmental­ ® Christian Ufastyla Magazina 3:30AM [CN N ] CioHfire GB Frugal Gourmet (R) [HBO] Not Necessarily the Madia Ac­ On Stage at Wolf Trap Maestro d ) 8 t h Day 9 ) Adelante GB ® New Southern Cooking [TM C ] MOVIE; Braaking Away' Four ist clash over the sanctity of a rare bald ® M O V IE : 'Allan Attack* Leaky nuclear 3:40AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'RoNovac' ( 3 ) lt*s Your Busktesa tress / comedian Claudette Wells joins the Gunther Schuller leads the New E n ^ n d teenagers challenge local college boys to a eagle's nest and the love of a local woman. waste containers pose a threat to inhabi­ d ) Face Off ® Phyllis [CN N ] Newswatch A n ex-movie atar fM ta for control of a Connecticut Real Estate Showcase NNTN team for-this spoof of newspapers, Ragtime Ensemble through works by Scott bicycle race. Omnis Christopher. Paul Rutger Hauer. Kathleen Turner, Powers tants of a colony on the moon. Martin Lan­ ® Rev. David Paul radio, television and magazines. (60 min.*) [HBO] MOVIE: The Gods Must Be petro-cfiamical empira founded by hat G T (E ) Jerry Falwell Jdptin, James Scott and Joseph Lamb. (60 D o ^ y . Dennis Quaid. 1979. Rated PG. Boothe. 1984. Rated R. dau, Barbara Bain. 1979. murdered husband. Jana Fonda, Kria Kris- (9) Three Stooges (In Stereo) min.) Crazy' (CC) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped G l) Divine Plan (S ) La Santa Misa [U S A ] The Virginian [MAX] M O V IE ; 'To u c h and Go* (C C ) A @ ) Page Fifty Sevan (R) toffarson. Hume Cronyn. 1981. Rated R. ® Business Worid [MAX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment from an airplane raises havoc amoung a ® M O V IE : 'Paper Chase' This intrigu- GB Super Sunday Jewel in the Crown ( ^ min.) normally peaceful tribe of African bush- star-hockey player becomes involved with Spiritual Ufa Crusade Para Oente Grande (60 min.)' (C C ) Comedian Stuart Pankin, an ACE 7:X0PM [C N N ] One on One GB 4:00AM E Saint GB M O V IE: 'Kotch' A n elderly man re­ the im poverish^ mother of a child who irtg. often humorous story tells about the [C N N ] Your Money Award-winner, plays several roles to inter­ GB men. fiterius Weyers. Sandra Prinsloo. * [CN N ] Sports Tonight @ ) Newton's Apple fuses to be put out to pasture by his child­ Chico and the Man had attempted to mug him. Michael Kea- (S) TwHight Zona traumas of a first-year law student. Tim o­ est backers in a fluffy musical about Ri­ NIxau. 1982. Rated PG. 7:30PM GD [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents ren. Walter Matthau. Deborah Winters, ' ton, Maria Conchita Alonso, Ajay Naidu. [U B A ] Kaya to Succaaa thy Bottoms, John Houseman. Lindsay GB MOVIE: 'Notorious' A woman, chard III. Doc Severinsen appears as a de­ [TM C] MOVIE; Mad Max Beyond (3) Runaway W ith the Rich and Fentous 1 1 :4 5 P M ® Sports Pros and Cons Wagner. 1974. [ESP N ] Surfer Magazine whose father was convicted of treason, Feficia Farr 1971 1986 Rated R. livery boy / trumpeter. (IrwStereo) Thunderdom e' (C C ) In an apocalyptic so­ Deborah Shelton in Thailand; Larry Manetti 1 2 ; 0 0 A M ® Solid Gold (In Stereo) 4:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Waak ( E ) W h a t's Happening N o w l! Nadine [ M A X ] Legendary Ladim A IritMite to joins forces with a government agent in [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ciety of the future, a loner battles the ruth­ in Hawaii; Ireland's Ashford Castle, vaca­ [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'W itneM * (C C ) A Phila­ order to spy on Nazis. Cary Grant, Ingrid 1:00PM ® (9 ) College Football; Iowa delphia cop on the run from corrupt fellow GS G9 Tw(Rght Zona plans a surprise dinner for Raj's kmg-tost '60s and '70s rock with Lesley Gore. Ron­ [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents Af­ less queen of an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina tions on the island of Bali. (R) 4:30AM Bergman. Claude Rains. 1946 vs. Tenneesee From East Rutherford. N. J officers seeks refuge in the Amish country­ father. (R) nie Spector, Mery Wells and more, featur­ ter a nationwide search, the originat mou- Turner. Angelo Rossitto. 1985. Rated PG- [C N N ] Sporta SuiKlay E Faad M y Paopig [C N N ] Big Stoiv (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) side and falls in love with a beautiful young m It's Your Business ing "M y Guy, " "Tonight's the Night" and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dangerously Close' seketeers are remfited for a musical cele­ 13. (In Stereo) E Hogan's Hareoa [DIB] MOVIE: 'ThareQoaaM^Haart' A "I'm Sorry." Also appearing - Grace Slick, Best of the National Geographic [E S P N ] N F L .Kicfcoff widow. Harrison Ford. KeMy McGMis. Jo ­ The days of some upper crust high school bration. (60 min.) [ U S A ] Check It O utI (R) rich gill unable to Rnd lova ki her affluent Keruteth Copeland Clarence Clemons and Belinda Carlisle. (60 vigilantes are numbered when the school Specials Descended from dinosaurs, birds [M A X ] MOVIE: 'O'Hara's Wifa* A law­ sef Sommer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) E Conaumar Olacoum Nstwoik MOVIE; 'Deathtrap' A noted' anvironmant, takes a job in a dapanmam dD Singing Evangelist Grace Program min.) (In Stereo) newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ of every size and description inhabit every [TMC] 5:30PM @ Univiskm an el Deporte yer's deceased wife returns as a ghost to [USA] Cover Story E Miami Vies (CC) A vengaful ex- Broadway playwright is so desperate for a atom in saaich of a h n ^ happbwas. Frsd- complices to murder. John Stockwell, J. comer of the world. (60 min.) (60 min.) help him with his overwhelming problems. partner tries to Hivc^e Tubbs in a [CNN] Daybreak 10:00AM CB m o v i e : -ChwH*. TI w box office hit that he resorts to murder. 9:30PM E E ) Tncay UNnwn Show ric March. Virginia Bnxre. Patsy KsHy. Eddie Peck, Carey Lowell. 1986. Rated R. (31 Classifiad Eighteen Offers informa­ dZ) Craativ* Living Edward Asner, Mariette Hanley, Jodie synthoticKfrug operalkm. (60 min.) (N (In 1938. [DIS] M ousercise Lonoaonw Cougar' An orpitaned cougar Michael Caine. Christopher Reeve, Dyan Foster. 1982. Rated PG. Sketches: A shy secretary finds romance Storeo) is adopted by a forester and causes mis­ (In Stereo) tion on the latest employment opportuni­ Auto Racing: Cannon. 1982. Rated fki. [C N N ] Newsmakar Sunday on vacation; a psychiatrist has a heart at­ rrM C ] MOVIE: SMB. You're KWing [ESPN] Barber Saab Ser- chief at a lumbar camp. A "Wonderful [U S A ] Cartoons ties in the Connecticut area. (B ) Star Husttar [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' (CC) 8:bOPM E Munfor Shu WreM (CC) tack in front of a pessiva patient; a cabaret M o (Mvsn out of buaaiass whan Pichibi- lea(R) W orld of Disney" presentation. Ron 3:30PM 9 ) TMs w e e k in BasebeH 1 1 : 1 0 A M Travel Guide (9 ) Hogan's Heroes Four taenagers cliallange local coNaga Jessica investigates the mixder of one of singer laments about her neglectful lover. EfSaneSoott tion is rapsalsd, a booWaggar ancountars Brown. Brian RussM. 1967. Part 1 of 2. [CNN] Highlights of Major League action are rTMC] MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted (S ) Connecticut News Wsek (R) boys lo a bnycla raca. Omnia Chriatopbar. Cabot Cove's most illuttrious citizens. (60 (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Nawanight problama whan ha triaa to go Isgitimata. shown. - min.) (R) Broadway playwright is so desperate for a CS Sybarvision 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Strange But True Foot- Paul Dooiay, Dannia Quaid. 1979. Rated ® News 9: In Dapth BrodanckOaw ford. Claire Trevor, Viroinia box office M that he resorts to murder. beH Stories (60 min.) (9 ) Bamay Miller O ) Bob Ueckers's Sports Comedy Ar­ [ESPN ] NFL Vaarbook (S ) Btonic Six PG. E ® Mwriwi... With ChUdren (CC) Gibson. 1952. Mfchaal Caino. Christopher Reeve, Dyan (S"Rogsr Clemens Report ound the World GB Keys to Success [ U S A ] Q o for Your Draams d ) SB TM t Waak With David Brinklay Peggy and Mercy feel neglected when Al [U BA ] Succaaa Now Cfnnon. 1962. Rated PG. O OiMight Thompson [U S A ] Ooubla TrouMn One Big FamUy Jan and Don reminsce (CC). ( 9 ) T h is W eek in Baseball Highlights of [HBO] Greatest Sports Upsets Clips and Steve become preoccupied restoring a (S) 12:1 S A M E Tru# ConfasaioiM [USAjCaHope ® Hahmarfc Nomas Major League action are shown. from eleven of sports' greatest upsets, in­ 6:00PM C S (E (SI ® ® N a w s '65 Mustang. (R) (In Stereo) about the past year as they celebrate their CD Laural and Haply first wedding annrversary. (R) IS ) ChaNco of Salvation cluding the U.S. hockey team's Olyrnpic a s MOVIE: "Hw Firet Daadly Ski' A da- 7 r 3 0 A M ® Celebration of the Eu- (B) MOVIE: ‘Jack and tha Baanalalt' ® ^Rring Line: The Controversy Over ® ® MOVIE: 'Close Encountersofthe 12:30A M E Entartakimsm This victories in 1960 and 1980; tha 1985 leciive diacovera a panem in a atring of aa [U S A ] Hollywood Insider chariot (8 ) Mistar Rogars Lou fans asleep while babysitting and Th ird Kind* (C C ) An Indiana power com­ W aak A visit with young actor River Phoe­ N C A A basketball final; the Jets 1969 Su­ murders. Frank Sinatra. Faye Dutreway. dreams he's Ja<^ in the fairy tala Ja d i and ® M O V IE : 'Fo r Love of Ivy' A suburban pany lineman's growing obsession with a nix ("Stend by M e ") and his siblings Rain­ 00 Meet the Mayofs S l M t a r i per Bowl victory and Man o' W ar's loss in . 1980. UFO sighting k i^ a him to Wyoming in 10:00PM E N m r e the Beanstalk. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, family asks a businessman to w oo their bow , Summer, Liberty and Leaf. (w> min.) EMERGENCY Sunday Mass 1919. (60 min.) search of answers. Richard Dreyfiiss, Fran­ ® Day of DIeeoveiv Buddy Baar. 1952. . maid so she w on't leave them. Sidney Po­ (3 ) Mark and Mkidy E In tlM Black: Kays to Succaaa (In Stereo) Rr* — Polic* — MBdicBl ® Golf; NEC Worid S w Im cois Truffaut. Melinda Dillon. 1977. (R) ® Or. Jawae Kannady IS M a u d a (SI Aigumam kier. Abbey LirKOln. Beau Bridges. 1968. 4:00PM (8 ) Star Trek d S l N N N a w a E ABC Nows (Cq Final round, from Firestone Country Ckib in E David Toma Show @ 9 C c nvaraatlon W H h — IS) Fianch Chef: Moussa Au Chooolat [CNN] N ew sday ( (SI Travel 131 InaigM / O ut [C N N ] Stylo Witti Elsa KIsnach Akron. OH. (2 hrs.) (Taped) (H ) UtaMytos of tha Rich and Famous DIAL 911 O Funcaatic Worid of Hanna-S«baia ® Ayar. 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By Bob Thomas Benton. The writer-director immortal­ — or else find pictures to make in The Associated Press ized his home in “ Places in the Heart.” Hollywood.” Benton, who had directed Bridges in Bridges knows wbat it’s like to grow BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - For a “ Bad Company,” wrote "Nadine” with up in a family with a traveling father. fellow who was Los Angeles^mm and the actor in mind. His, Lloyd Bridges, was busy with a raised amid the hurly and the buriy of “ I guess it all started with “ The Last far-flung career that included the TV Hollywood, Jeff Bridges has had an Picture Show,” the 37-year-old Bridges series “ Sea Hunt” when sons Beau and amazing career of pla^ng down-home, reflected of the southwest direction of Jeff were young. good old boys on the screen. his career. “ After that, the other parts “ But the good thing about our work,” It all started with his role as the started coming. Jeff said, “ is that we can also have two small-town Texas tough in "The Last “ The accent? It came easy. During or three months to devote entirely to our Picture Show.” That earned him a 1971 ‘The Last Picture Show,’ I got a wife and children.” Academy nomination as best supporting friendship going with one of the young The Bridges boys seem to defy the actor (Ben Johnson won the Oscar for locals in Wichita Falls, a fellow named legend that stars’ Uds become troubled the same film) as well as other Lloyd Catlett, who Is now my stand-in. adults. Jeff gave his first performance clod-kicker roles: "Lolly Madon­ He’s still got his accent, and he’s around at six montiis, then retired until he na,’’ "Bad Company,” "Hearts of the a lot. So when I hear him, it keeps me appeared at eight in his father’s TV West," “ Rancho Deluxe" and "H eav­ going in the right direction.” series. After high school, he studied en’s Gate.” Jeff Bridges hasn’t been iimited in his acting at New York’s Berghof Studios Now he’s once more in the heart of career. He has also portrayed an and made his feature debut in the 1969 Texas with Tri-Star’s “ Nadine.” He adventurer (“King Kong”), a pro­ “ Halls of Anger.” plays Vernon Hightower, owner of a footballer (“ Against All Odds” ) and an Bridges’ rugged good looks and failed bar, the Bluebonnet Lounge, and extra-terrestrial (“Star Man” ). He take-charge manner have made him estranged husband of the erratic received an Oscar nomination for best much sought-after by filmmakers. beautician Nadine, who is played by actor for his portrayal of the alien in Kim Bassinger. They get thrown back “ Star Man.” Bridges Just finished what may be his together after she witnesses a murder With the exception of Michael Caine, best role so far — the automobile and is menaced by the bad guys, headed be is probabiy Hollywood’s busiest star. innovator in Francis Coppola’s by Rip Tom. “ I ’ve been away from my family 10 “ Tucker.” JEFF BRIDGES "Nadine,” which was filmed in Austin months out of the past year,” be said. “ I didn’t audition for that one at all,” . . . tough Texan and San ^ton io, aiso marks a return to “ That’s not good. I ’ve got to figure out the actor said. ’ ’I got a call on a Friday to Texas for the Waxahachie-bora Robert some way to take them along on location report for work on Monday.” m usic Murders movie has Hs arrangers features Detroit DETROIT (A P) - Donald Su­ therland and (Varies Duming have in Nashviile^ Tenn. unveiled a new film produced and written by Detroit natives and shot By Joe Edwards on location in the Motor City. The Associated Press “ The Rosary Murders” pre­ miered Thursday night at the NASHVILLE. Tenn. — A company is selling new Fisher Theatre here witti a turnout music arrangements — from “ Bye Bye Blues” to “ The of about 1,400 people dressed in Tennessee Waltz” — to marching bands to help add tuxedos and evening gowns. sparkle to halftime at football games. The movie was produced by Arrangers’ Publishing Co. has sold arrangements to Detroit native Bobby Laurel and 10.000 high school and college bands covering every the screenplay was written by state and Canada, promoting the music as an mystery author Elmore “ Dutch” intriguing interlude before the second-half kickoff. Leonard of Birmingham, Mich., ‘ ‘You hit the audience intheface.” Jay Dawson says based on a book by Detroit novelist about sonne of his arrangements. Better surrender William X. Kienzie. “ You pin ’em to the wall.” says W.C. Gore, president Duming was joined at the pre­ of the company. Michael Caine portrays a successful author who’s miere by Detroit Tigers veteran The 4-year-old firm has done updated arrangements suspicious of Daisy Morgan (Sally Field) in Warner Bros.' Darrell Evans, who said the film of 125 songs, most of them standards. “Surrender," a new release. was suspenseful. “ We breathe new life into them by being up-to-date.” “ I hadn’t read the book and didn’t says Gore, who was a high school band director in know what to expect,” Evans said: Nashville for 15 years. “ The band directors recognize “ Itkeptmeontheedgeofmyseat.” this and buy the arrangement.” The film tracks a person who kills One of the top-selling arrangements is the 1948 Theater Schedule several priests and nuns in the classic “ Tennessee Waltz.” A new version of “ The Detroit area. After each murder, a Star-Spangled Banner” also has sold well. rosary is found wrapped around the "W e kept the majesty of it and did chord HARTFORD Sot 4:20,7:30,9:30,11:30; Sun 4:20,7:30, victim’s band. Cinema CHy — Jean de Florette (PG) 9:30. substitutions and did more than the usual content.” Sot and Sun 1:15.3;S5,6:40,9:20. — The Gore said. Whistle Blawer (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:25, MANCHESTER 3:45, 7, 9:40. — Snaw White and the UA Theaters East — La Bambo His firm offers these descriptions of the arrange­ Seven Owarts (G) Sat and Sun 1, 3. — (PG-13) Sun 2, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45. — Full ments of other well-known songs; Nadine (PG) Sat and Sun 7:10,9:10. — Metal Jacket (R) Sun 2,4:30,7,9:30. — P SHOWCASED “ The Stars and Stripes Forever” : “ Rearranging The Faurth Protocal (R) Sot and Sun The Lost Bovs (R ) Sot-Sun 3:15, 4:45, 1:35,4:05,6:50,9:30. m CiUCMIlAS J Sousa’s greatest march is kind of like spray painting a 7:30, 9:40. — Heovv AAetal (R ) Sat midnight. — The Rocky H orror Picture I BARONN MATINEE FIRST SHOW ONLV-t2.M I Stradivarius; You better be able to pull it off. We think EAST HARTFORD Show (R) Sot midnight. — Blue Velvet CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY Eastwood Fub A Cinema — The (R ) Sot 11:45. LATE SHOWS FRIDAV A SATURDAY this ‘Stars and Stripes' IS forever.” Witches of Eastwick (R) Sun 7:30; Sat "Waitin’ for the Robert E. Lee” ; “ This is one clever 7:15,9:30. WILLIMANTIC arrangement, as sophisticated as it is outrageous. A Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema — Full U.A. The Cinemas— Born In East L.A. Metal Jacket (R ) Sat 7:30, 9:30, m id­ (R) Sat 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:45,9:45,11:45; Dixieland combo is briefly spotlighted.” night; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Sun 1:30,3:30,5:30, 7:45,9:45. — House "Rockin’ Robin” ; “ This clever chart takes us back Showcase Cinemas 1-9. — The Big II (P G ) Sat 1:30; 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45, to the sock hop. Nostalgia is not a thing of the past.” Easy (R) Sat 13:10,2:20,4:30,7:25,9:55, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — midnight; Sun 13:10, 3:20, 4:30, 7:25, Stakeout (R M m t 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, “ Give My Regards to Broadway” ; “ If you’re low on 9:55.— No Wav Out (R ) Sat 12:40,3:50,5, 9:30, 11:30; EOn 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, trombones and can’t scare up a French horn to save 7:35,10,13:10; Sun 12:40,2:50,5,7:35,10. 9:30. — D irty Dancing (PG-13) Sat 1:40, your life, you need this arrangement.” — Dirty Dancing (R ) Sot 12:15, 2:20, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40, 11:40;'Sun 1:40, 4:25, 7:10, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 3:40,5:40,7:40,9:40.— The Big Easy (R) Dawson is past assistant conductor of the Nashville 4:25, 7:10, 9:30. — Stakeout (R ) Sot 12, Sat 1:20,3:20,5:20,7:20,9:20,11:30; Sun Symphony. He is a former high school band director 2:15,4:35, 7:20,9:50,13:10; Sun 12,3:15, 1:20,3:20,5:20,7:20,9:20.— The Fourth and is now a partner in the company. 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Full time of­ FULL time cashiers Tha Oapartmant of Community College th e M an ch ester TEACHING Assistant. reliable and w illing tlslno In the AAonchester He­ SNOWNOOM worker for Manchester fice position, 40 hours o needed. Full benefits bookstore. Flexible EIHe 241-6638.______Heroid. Energetic loving per­ rald, Advertiser hereby week, Monday - Fri­ RETIRED Human Rosourcas sons needed for day to learn automotive SALES reol estate office. Typ­ and vacation plans hours beglnlng August TWO Eclectrlctons able MEDICAL Receptionist agrees to protect, Indenrinlfv ing and bookkeeping day. 8am to 4:30pm. available. Apply In per­ 31st through Sep­ to perform electrical needed for challenging core center. Morning repair. 64d-3444, end hold harmless the Man­ Reliability and accu­ PERSONS RockvIliD or afternoons. Coll chester Herald, Its officers Full time position experience helpful. 646- son, Arthur's Drug, 942 tember 21st. Days and construction and main­ position with busy Ask tor Jay. 4655. racy lomportant. Ex­ Main St., Manchester. Wanted to pump evenings. Experience tenance. Journey­ practice. No Sirturdov Sonshine Day Core and employees against any available in growing, Sensril Center. 646-7160. and dll liability, loss or perience using adding gaa weekday helpful, will train. Coll man's license needed. or evening hours 646- expense. Including attor­ busy, fioor covering machine, typing skills Hotpttil 643-1097. ______Willing to be trained to 1119 tor on Interview. BROWNS FLOWERS m o r n in g s . neys' fees, arising from company — Experi­ helpful. Apply In per­ DRIVERS work on high voltage DENTAL Hygienist. High claims of unfair trade practi­ 3 PosHiont son Prague Shoe Com­ 31 U n io n S L eoulpment such os BINDERY PERSON to ru n ces, Infringement of trade­ ence not neceuary. Part-time. Good 644-3444 Rockvilla. CT quality preventative Available pany, 200 Pitkin St., HELP!! transformers and eors- office. Modern facili­ high apead copier and help In bindery. M a­ marks, trode names or pat­ Looking for ambi­ East Hartford. pay with bonus. Ask for Jay. 872-0501 (axt. 380) wltchers. Coll 643-1021. ents, violation of rights of Part time Flower pro­ We train. We need an actKe ties, full or port time ture paraon, willing to leem. Pert tim e houra privacy and Infringement of tious person, wiliing cessor 3-4 hours per Individual to coma DENTAL Hygienist. position In established available. Compatttiva aalary. copyright and proprietary day plus Saturdays, WAREHOUSE 643-2373 C E R T IFIE D Nurse Aide. work wHh our sm all Large Manchester of­ office. Salary negotia­ rights, unfair comoetltlon to iearn. 643-5168 WELDER-Fobrlcator. company.. TaTalaphona fice. Saturday only. ble. 875-6269. and libel and slander, which perfect tor high school POSITIONS Must hove 2 years ex­ Immediate openings PRESS PERSON Experienced b e tw e e n 9 A M - 5 P M . student. oil shifts, full time and ordais, light < Coll 643-9506 between poraon needed to operate A.B. Olok Preaa. may result from the publica­ Busy wire and cable HIGHLY motivated Intel­ perience In blueprints 8:00 ond 5:30.______tion of any odvertlsment In Part time u lm clerk and layout. Company port time positions. Ev­ and packaging. Muat be quality conacloua with good work­ distributor has open­ ligent person. Desire to PRE-SCHOOL port time the Manchester Herald bv FULL time counter per­ and helper. 3 days per learn a must. Please paid uniforms and be­ ery other weekend re- Cuatomora boMC outiaa. ing habits. M ust have own transportation. odvertlser. Including adver­ week, alternating ings for warehouse oulred. For more Infor­ we an young and help. It you love child­ PAINTERS tisements In any free distri­ son. Maintenance and coll the Pipe Dream nefits. East Hartford ren, ore organized, and Top wagea and benefits tor the right per­ deliveries. High school schedule. employem. Theu po­ Stove Shoo between Welding. 289-2323. EOE mation please coll. growing and vM trala W arrM rtaatwarfc* bution publications pub­ Director of Nursing, vrant to be o pre-school son. Full or part dm a hours avallablo. lished by the Manchester graduate preferrred. Full time floral de­ sitions are In the Re­ lOom-Spm, Monday, Ful tima pnism d, part ceiving & Valve Added LABO RER full time tor Cresttleld Convales­ Uma oonaidarad. Apply: teacher please coll h v thra tha whrtar? Heroid. Penny Sleffert, Apply at; Redfleld Ren- signer. Experience Tuesday, Thursday steel fabrication shop. Klndercore In Mon- T Y P I S T Mature person with good Publisher. tol Center, 11 Tolland preferred but not re­ ServIcM departments. ond Fridoy, 487-1577. cent Home, 565 Vernon WeVe got the work If Company pold uniform St., Monheester. 643- CL Cins R Raid chester. Llndo 646-7090. typing aklNs to leem electronic publishing. Tpke. Manchester. quired. Apply; These full-time posi­ you have the experi­ WAITRESS wanted full and benefits. Must 5151.______EVERGREEN Lowns hos Computer knowtedge helpful. Good w ages LOST tions offer a starting hove drivers license Campiny ence. Steady houra, STEEL Erector/Welder. Brown’s Flowers time port time. Apply SHORT Order cook. Ex­ openings for hard and benefits for a bonsclentlous worker. AND RHINO Connecting and laying rate of $6.50-$7.00 per In person Luigi's Res­ and transportation. 205 Hartford Rd., working lawn core spe­ guaiantaad ataady pay, Mothers hours available. Apply in person 289-2323. EOE.______perience needed. deck. Will train. Many 163 Main Street hour, with opportunity taurant, 706 Hartford Apply In person: John­ M anchaatar cialist year round em­ ralaaa plua inoantive. between 9-4. LOST. Grey tioer cot, fringe benefits Inlcud- Mandraster, CT for Increues, full be­ Rd„ Monchester. FULL time position open nie's Brass Key, 829 ployment available. CaH Mika allar 8 pm. vicinty of new Bolton Ing dental. East Hart­ nefit psckge Included. SECRETARY. Imme- for lawn core and Moln Street, SECRETARY. Small Competitive wages and 391 Center St. fire house. 643-2958. ford Welding.'289-2323. 643-84S5 To be a team player, dlate opening tor doc­ landscaping mainte­ Manchester. quaint Glastonbury of­ benefits. Will train. PIP Printing M anchester EOE. call tor’s office In Vernon. nance, will train. 647- fice seeks port time Good driving record 659^9446 1349. RN/LPN. Two 12 hour secretory Mondoy- and high school di­ WELDER. Portable c a r Washer needed. Re­ Roger Talbot Experience with tele­ weekend shifts. Fold welding and field work. sponsible mole needed phone needed. Insu­ WANTED. Port time tor 32 hours plus pro­ Frldoy, 9*3. Word pro­ ploma required. $300 ANNOUNCEMENTS at 649-4415 rance and bookkeeping cessing and telephone per week salary plus Coll East Hartford to wash cars and run between 1-8 pm or counter help. Apply Dl- rated benefits. $335.68 W e ldin g. 289-2323. errands. Perfect driv­ skills desired. Call 872- Roso Cleaners, 77 Main per week. 647-1624. skills required. 633- production bonus. Call EOE. ing record Is o must. send resume to 2389. Street. 3658. 649-0667 between 9-5. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Hours 8-12 Mondoy- Roger Talbot NOW forming adult-child Frldoy. Inquire: Tho­ 340 Progress Dr. bowling league. 2hours mas Kelly, Carter Manchester, CT 06040 Has Immediate Oprnilaga of fun I For more Infor­ EARN great monevi Chevrolet. 6454464. FULL-TIME SALES HIRING! mation coll 649-9012 of­ Seeking a dependable, CLASSIC RNE JEWELRY fer 4;30 pm, weekdays. hard working Individ­ A«P •Minigar Trainn Anytime on weekends. ual to deliver papers In Manchester. We are looking for CLASS II TRUCK DRIVER Ask for Bee. Meeting the Manchester/South MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST •A n LM m iitr 8/29/87 2pm.o Windsor area, on early XT IA8CPI / MT (HEW) / MT lASCP) someone who enjoys meeting Part Time Positions Saturday mornings. people. Retail experience a plus. •Midiiiile Htlpr First & Second Shift Approximately 2'/i Part time positions available on 1st and 3rd Open In the following departments: •PiR ChiMrt hour route. Will pay ahifta In our modern computerized laboratory. We will train. Salary commensu­ $30. Press time Is •Bir M iM i/ FREEZER SELECTORS Employm8nt 1:00om on Saturday. It Extensive orientation available tor qualified rate vvith experience. Call for an BirtnDiri applicants. If Interested please contact: Interested coll 74^5918 int^iew: 649-4537 from 10 a. m. •CiGkIill 4 Education otter 5:30 pleose. The Department of Human Resources to 5 p.m. . PRODUCE, DELI, CASHIERS p a r t time. Janitorial W i H r i i t i i working supervisor. RDCkvitIo Gonsral Haspital •Snack Bar Paapla Apply in person at — Evenings and/or wee­ 31 Union St., RockvIUe, CT or STOCKERS kends. Salary open. Our continued increase in business has •Canimoack I HELP WANTED ______872-0501 (ext. 380) 643-5747. created career opportunities in our ser­ Flexible Schedules — Union Scale — •Oanaral LaBarara DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM DRIVER^ornim^or vice department. We are now in need of a 40 Tolland Stage Road Manchester Herald PANT TIM E p^reventive maintenance serviceman. Paid Holidays and Vacations route. Coventry area. This IS a ^ood opportunity for a young per- Apply In paraon Tolland, CT Short hours. Good pay. RETAIL SALES BANKING Coll 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 ositions are now son starting out. We will train, but candi- 6PM-11PM to 10pm.o Vavaliabie at Munson's Part Tima / Full Tima Tellers II? have mechanical aptitudes. EOE Monday through Friday REGIONAL Classified C h o co la te s, R oute 6, Full Time Clerical Welding experience helpful. G o ^ driving Sllvar Lanea 6:30 am to 5:30 pm ods reach nearly Bolton. Houre; Mon- record a must. Starting pay is S7.21 per Apply to Store Manager Bowling Cntr. 3,000,000 homes. One day-Fridey, 4-8 p.m., South Windsor Bank & Trust Co. hour with the opportunity to make more Sat., 8 am to 1 pm cloulfled ad placed and approximately 8 service contracts, and 748 Blhrar Lana with the Manchester Previous teller or caahler experience helpful. hours on Saturday or parts. We offer a very competitive com­ N ^ East Hartford Paid medical, profit aharing and Herald will be placed In Excellent starting salary plus Incentives. pensation and benefit package. over 200 newspapers Sunday — totaling 15- pension plan. throughout New Eng­ 20 houre weekly at Apply between 9-5, Monday - Friday at 115 consideration call (203) land far one low price. *4.80/hour, Call for ap­ Edwin Road, South WIndaor, C T or call Muriel A«P Coll Clonm ed 643-2711 pointment 647-8839. Marka, 289-6061 for an appointment. Equipment Co., ATT: Roole, P.O. Box and ask fPr detalls.o *HC^mbla, CT. 06237. Real Estate HDME8 FDR SALE Rsntala NELFW M Ta NELPWiWTEO HELP WANTED HELPWANTCD HELP WANTED IHaPWANTBI HMI MANCHESTER. $28X000. 3 ROOMS. Portly fur­ RECEPTIONIST needed NDW accepting applica­ F U L L time office posi­ INSTRUCTIONAL Aide, PART time secretary - s e c r e t a r y . Entry Elegant home In one of FDR RENT nished. Heat. Working for busy Glastonbury tions for all positions. t io n . 7:15 -4 p m , port time. Required for Medical office 4 ofter- level Legal Asslstant- F 0 R » U Manchester's finest single male preferred. office. Varied duties < Apply In person: Bid- Mondoy-Frldoy. Var­ consideration; com­ noons per week. /Secretarv position areas. New family No peta. Lease. 643- Include typing, light well Tavern, 1260 Main ied duties, typing re­ plete application and Medical background available with We­ All real estate advertised In room with doors to YOUNG gentlemen pre­ cashiering, and ac­ Street, Coventry. quired. IBM data entry two letters of refer­ preferred but not ne­ thersfield office of the Manchester Herald Is private patio, antique ferred. Non smoking, EAST Hertford. 2 bed- counting assistance. ence. Contact Dr. Ro­ cessary. Coll Cathy at sublect to the Fair Housing mantel and skylights. pleosont room private FURNITURE Makers. experience helptui but Hyatt Legal Services. home, telephone, next room apartment. Heat, Definite growth posi­ not necessary. Apply In bert Lincoln, Princi­ 688-0076.______Communication and Act of 19H, which mokes It Lovely screened porch hot water, parking. tion for the right per­ Full or part time. As­ lllegot to odverttse any pref­ off living room, leods to shower, porklng. semblers, saw opera­ person to Andreo at pal, Tolland Middle Wanted Receptionist In typing skills are o erence, limitation or discrim­ 64B6801.______Call after 7pm 528-6616. son. Full benefits. Coll Arthur Drug, 942 Main School, Intermediate doctors office. Port must. Word processing to secluded bock yard. Berner Petroleum. 659- tors. Experience help- ination based on race, color, Sentry Real Estate. 643- ROOM. Non smoking ANDOVER. 1 bedroom ' ful but not necessary. Street, Manchester. level 96, Old Post Road, time. Limited typing, helpful. We offer o religion, sex or national eosv commute to Hart­ 3515.______Tolland, C T 06084. 875- clerical duties. Flexi­ variety benefit pack­ origin, or on Intention to 4060.g______gentleman preferred. N a p Brothers RECREATIDN Director. Air conditioned, kit­ ford ,Wllllmontlc ond R E N TA L agent Vernon Furnitu. re- Meadows Monor east 2565. Application dead­ ble hours. Reply to; age. Two weeks voca­ moke any such preference, DPEN House Saturday Uconn. Available now. area apartment com­ Manufocturers of fin­ Is seeking an energetic line September 14. Box H c/o Manchester tion and a bonus plan, limitation or discrimlnotlon. 8/29,1-4pm. 12 Howard chen privileges, wo- $575 per month. Heat plex. Approximately EOE. Herald, Manchester. storting salary to The Herald will net knoW- Court, East Hartford. sher/dryer, parking. est duality living room Hserson to work with Ingly accept any advertise­ Available August 29. and Appliances In­ 20-30 hours weekly. Du­ furniture.. Appyly In geriatrics. Interested Part time. Gift shop SECRETARY, flexible $15,000 D D E with ment which Is In violation of $113,900. Cute and cluded. Coll Kevin at ties Include apartment person, 122 Noubuc applicants must meet MMH. 20-25 hours. Af­ hours. Monchester In- growth potential. Wil­ the low. cozylI This 2 bedroom 646-7709.______rental, keeping books Ave., Glastonbury. 633- minimum state re­ ternoons. Sales super­ ling to train. For more Eng- home Is located on o and managing staff. suronce agency. SOUTHERN Now quiet dead-end street. APARTMEIITR SUNNY newly re fu- 7511. 633-9990,______quirements for T . R. visory ability. Send Phone, light typing. Information respond to lond closslfleld ads brlshed studio loft one Excellent working con­ D.'s . Earn $0.23 In this written reply to Gift : Jane Sleg, Communi­ roach noorly S00,000 Safe for your smoll FDR RBIT ditions and benefits. K EN N EL person. Full or Will train on computer. chlldrenll Nicely re­ bedroom apartment. port time. Dependable, pprt time position. Shop, MMH 71 Haynes Ideal for mom with cation Director, Hyatt homes In Connecticut Utilities furnished. Sin­ 071-2044.______Apply In person or send St., 06040.______Legal Services, 677 Si­ and Rhode Island. The decorated. Fireplace, 2 BEDROOM apartment motivated. Duties are school children. 649- newer windows. A big gle adult. References. PART time soles/offlce animal care, hospital resume to: Meadows INSURANCE reception­ 2510.______los Deon Highway, We­ price for a basic 25 on Mansfleld/Wllllno- $400. per manth. 742- position. Flexible Manor, 333 Bldwell St., thersfield, Ct. 06109 or plus, central air condi­ ton line, route 44. $385, cleaning, assisting ist. Manchester Insu­ COUNTER person days. word od Is only $90 and 6715.______hours Including Satur­ Manchester, Ct. Atten- call 563-5700. will appear In 75 news­ tioning. Deck and shed 1Vi months security. doctors. Hours, Mon­ rance agency looking 9-5 Monday thru Frl- In back. Vinyl siding. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ day. Must be dependa- day through Thursday, tlon Eileen Lubkn. MDVIE theater. Coshl- papers. For more In­ Adults preferred. . for o mature person for dov. Up to $6.00 hourly. Possible CHFA financ­ room duplex. Stove, ble. Coll 643-2171. Oam-lpm, 2pm-0pm. o position as offtice ers, ushers, snack bbr. formation coll Classi­ Country privacy. No FU L L time sales/otfice Apply In person, Hart­ ing. Come by and let us dogs. 429-7894.______refrigerator, dis­ BREAKFAST cook Friday Oam-12 noon. position. Flexible .receptionist. Must Apply Vernon Cinema I fied, 643-2711 and ask hwasher garbage dis­ ford Rood Dairy far detallsxi______show you these and EAST Hartford. 2 bed- wanted Saturday and References. Glaston­ hours Inlcudlng Satur­ have good telephone Queen.______A II otter 6.______other features. Direc­ posal, washer/dryer Sunday mornings, 7-12. bury Veterinary Hospl- day. Must be dependa­ and typing skills. Call room, 2nd floor, on bus DRIVER. To do deliver­ AIDE. Manchester Heod GGVERNM ENT Homes tions: Burnside to FDR8RL£ FDR SALE hook ups. Parking, 2 Coll 220-9454.______tal. 633-3500.______ble and have good or­ Horriet Johnson at In­ Start tor special needs from $1 (U repair). line. $475 per month cars. $595 per month ies and Pick-ups. Also Howard Court. Realty plus utilities. 643-7263. MEDICAL Asslslstan- HIGH school students ganizational skills. dependent Insurance children. Tim e report­ Delinquent tax prop­ World-Frechette- heat Included. No pets. Call 643-2171.______Center 646-6050. cleaning and odd lobs erty. Repossessions. MANCHESTER. New list­ M ANCHESTER. 1 bed- t/Receptionist. Flexi­ wanted to work In die­ for machine shop. ing Mondoy-Frldoy. Benolt Assoc. 646- Security and referen- ble hours. Family tary dpartment of area CASHIER In convenience DINNER CDDK wanted. Call 647-3501. ‘ Call 005-687-4000 exten­ 7709.O ing, nice 8 room Colon­ room apartment In 2 ces. 228-9317. Must be 18 or older. sion GH 9965. MANCHESTER ial, 4 bedrooms, 1st family house, near bus practice. Send resume nursing home. Great store. Rexible hours, Experience necessary. 643-5549.______SECRETARY. Special BDLTDN. $273,900. To be OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER. Avalla- to P. D. Box 9547, hours. Coll Manchester nights and weekends. Port time evenings. CDVENTRY. Ranch, 3 floor, formal dining line. Includes applian­ ble September 1st, 2 CHILD core before/ofter Education. Excellent built I Quality con­ For Bale By Oamer ces, garage. $500 with Bolton, Ct. 06043. Manor. 6464)129. 633-4155. Call 228-9454. typing skills. Hours bedrooms, 2 boths, 1 structed 8 room Con­ room, appliances, car­ bedraom units at school/vocotlons, cor garage, to be built. 17 Quaker Rd peting, fireplace, apen utilities. S6S0securlty. 1 $475,500 and $525 plus Mondav-Thursdov, 1st 7:30-3:30. Pleose coll temporary 2,200 square year lease. 633-4777. RHAM High School In B uy nowl Lovely feet. 4 bedrooms, 2V6 P08, Bun. Aub- SB proch, 2 car garage. utilities. Security and grade boy-Keeney wooded lot. $154,900. Good value ot only. MANCHESTER. 2 room references. Allbrio school area. Your Hebron at 228-9474. baths, or custom de­ Comfortable 3 bedroom EDE.______Klernon Real Estate. sign your own dream $169,900. U 8, R Realty. efficlencv. Utilities In­ Reloty. 6494)917. home/ours. 649-3847. 649-1147. Exclusive ranch, enoloaed sun 643-2692J______cluded. $100 per week. Leave message. D E N TA L Receptionist. house on this beautiful porch/Tamily room, car- MANCHESTER. Quality agents.______wooded lot In spectacu­ MANCHESTER duplex Security and referen- 1 bedroom, heat, hot BABYSITTER for 6 year Monchester. Port time lar country setting. potlng, fireplace, 6/6 possible 3rd apart­ ces required. 646-1686. evenings. Will train. MANCHESTER. By abundant atoraga, near water and all applian­ PRIVATE PARTY old boy. Occasional ey- oymer. Newer duplex, Coll for details. Cen­ ment. Near bus line. 27 GLENW OOD St, 2bed- ces Included. Air condi­ enlngs and weekend Send resume to: P. D. Buckley School. Dead end street. Separ­ room flat, oppllances Box 505, Manchester. 5-5, 3 bedroom, 116 tury 21 Epstein Relty. tioned. Quiet. On bus days. South Manches­ baths, all appliances, 647-8895.0______*13B80(I. ImmedMe oc­ ate heating system. En­ Included. No p ^ . $480 line. Ideal for mlddle- ter. 649-3847 leave PART Time help wanted garages under. Asking cupancy poaalble. closed bock yard. Ex- per month plus secur- oged ond senior cltl- messoge.______HIGH Calibre. New cellent condition. evenings and wee­ $222,900. Call 071-9152 raised Ranch of mas­ Ity and loose. 649-7262. zens. $550.247-5030. Merchandise Ads PART time. Leading kends. $4 per hour. after 6.______$190,000.646-5190 In am. sive proportion...built SPACIDUS Contempor­ 649-4064 anytime. ELD ER LY housing now MANCHESTER. Duplex. greeting cord company Apply u A Theoters. MANCHESTER. By with your best Interest ary. Coventry. $162,500 taking applications for Adults preferred. No Is In need of Merchan­ Manchester Parkode. owner. 2 family, 5/5 In mind. All quality In beautiful country BRAND New listing 11 Im- 2 bedroom apartments. pets. Security. Refer­ disers to serylce car RECEPTIDNIST /Gal large rooms, finished materials and work­ setting. 3 bedrooms In­ maculate 7 room Starting $560. Call 528- ences. By appoint­ departments In the Friday. Growing com­ basement, 16 x 16deck. manship. 7 rooms. 2V6 cluding 12 X 20 master raised ranch In Bolton. 6522.______ment. 1-7398144, 649- Manchester area. No pany seeking full time Beautifully remodeled. baths, firepalce, 2 car with loft. Cathedral Feotures Include 3 bed­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ 7744. experience necessary. garage and a beautiful rooms, 2V^ baths, fully Individual with plea­ Must seel $109,900.649- celllnged living room ulate 4 room duplex. 3 ROOMS, 118 Moln Hours flexible to tit sant phone personality 4235.______lot with old stone with fleldstone fire­ appllanced 12 x 14 kit­ Carpeting, ottic, and your schedule. If Inter­ wollls. Located only 8 chen, fireplace, and an Street. No pets. Secur­ and general office MANCHESTER. Comfor­ place and sliders to basement with wa- ity and deiwslt.$4S0. ested coll Annette be- skills. For Interview minutes from the cen­ deck. Appllanced kit­ enormous family sher/dryer hookups. tween 7-9pm. 349-9869. table, economical fully room. Very private set­ Heat and hot water coll Beck Ot 646-6032. Insulated 3 bedroom ter of Monchester I chen, rec-room, 2 full $625 per month plus Included. 646-2426, 9^5 M o rH E R 's helpers $189,900. Coll 646-2482. baths, garage. D. W. ting. $m,700. Jackson utilities looking for BAKERY Clerk. Part ranch, large enclosed 8i Jackson Real Estate. weekdoys. needed on on on call time position working slate floor sun porch- "We're selling Fish Real Estate. 643- couple with no pets. basis. Flexible hours, Houses I" Blanchard & 1591.0______647-8400.a STUDIO type. Partly fur­ flexible days or even­ /famlly room, wall to Call Julie: ERA Blan­ nished. Working single mileage reimburse­ ings at Jenny's Bakery wall carpeting, fire­ Rossetto.o______chard 8i Rossetto. 646- ment. Coll VNA of N A N TU C K E T Cape. This male preferred. No In Vornon. Please call place, appliances, newer 2 bedroom Lv- vm/um 2482.______pets. Lease. 643-2880. Manchester. 647-1481. for Interview. 646-5718. abundant storage, near W9 Buy M OBIL home. Working EDE/AAP.______doll Woods unit fea­ FDR SALE C O TTA G E Street, 2 bed- PART time Clerical, typ­ Buckley school. Real Eatatel tures a 17' first floor single male adult pre­ M A N C H ESTE R dental $139,500. Immediate oc­ ferred. Lease, secur- room, 2nd floor apart­ ing required. East Need • quick sale and dos­ family room. Therelso ANDOVER. Fisherman's ment with gas and gas office. Full time dental Hartford area. Flexl- cupancy poulble. Call ing for rdocallon, divorce formal living room, detlght. 2.2 acres with Ity. No pets. 643-2880. ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days assistant needed. Call owner dovs 646-7046, stove, no utilities. $500 ble hours. 202-1071. satMefflent debt payments or good size kitchen, din­ 100 foot frontage on ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 - per month plus Secur­ 646-8200 between 9-5, evenings 643-2012. No an alternative Invoatmentt ing area and 1V6 baths. pond. $75,000. Klernan bedrooms, 2nd floor, Monday-Friday._____ PRE-SCHDDL teacher brokers please. ity. 646-7336. ★ Additional Lines SOC Per Line, Per Day for 8 children In morn­ Enlov this casual care­ Reloty. 649-1147. appliances. $450 per OPTICIANS (Licensed), MANCiHESTER. $158,300. We have the answer to your free lifestyle. Priced In month. 875-2957. ings. 646-9600. problemsi Can Bob at management positions 5 room home, 2 bed­ the mid $140's. Call A P A R TM EN T for renf. 6 ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 available for growing room s. b u ilt 1985. 646-2482. "We're Sel­ room, 3 bedroom In 2 FDR R O T practice In East Hart­ l i o J fUDINEDD Lovely large rooms, AUMHO W U in . M C ling Housesl"Blan- family house. Pay own ford. Financial pack­ 1632 square feet, patio, 202 East Center Street chord 8i Rossetto. utilities. Security dep­ 1 BEDROOM condo, wall ★ Merchandise Under ^250 age worth $35,000 DOE. ■'^iDPPORTUNmES garage, pave«| drive­ Manchester, C T I LOTS of Charm. Man­ osit. Adults preferred. to wall carpeting and Excellent working way, enormous lot. NO PAYMENTS No pets. $650 per appliances. Call for de­ hours with medical be­ A FANTASTIC opportun­ Coll Dawn Modore,646- «4 8 ^ »9 1 7 chester. $119,000. In this ★ Ad must contain price! ity. 50 vending units 3 bedroom Colonial Up to t vaers. Kiss your n-' month. 64B2034 or 643- tails. 7am to 2pm. 647- nefits. Coll/wrltf Tho­ 0627 for oppolntnwnt. SNEAK A PeekI Let us nondol difncultlsa eoodbvo. 5363. 8912. only $1695. Easy to You will enlov owing looking for someone mas Ferris. VP, Machi­ place, no employees, show you the fabulous looking to get started, Avoid foradeaura. Catch uo nists vision Center, this fine home In plea­ plans to this 7 plus on Iota Dovmants such os nrst You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds 2921 Erie Blvd., E. Syr­ no overhead, no sel­ sant Lydall Woods. 17 X 20 living room, 10 VERNON ling. Approximately room Gambrel Colon­ x18 dining room with or sacend merteoee or ovon acuse, NY 13224. 315- Golden Daks Realty. ial to be built In Bolton. outstandlno crodit cord Mila. 446-3145. ______$40-$100 per unit, per 646-5099.______Woodstove. New wall Kooe your homo froo and WOODMERE PLACE due to this low price... location, per month. Beautiful 2.3acre coun­ to wall carpeting, sid­ MANCHESTER. 2 family try lot, 3 bedrooms, 2V6 door without Mona. Bad SpBCioua and attractive 1 and 2 bedroom HlLL-steod Museum You figure out the $$$. ing. Get started. O. W. crodit or loto paymont his­ offers a fine full time Availability limited. on West side. Move In baths, 1st floar Fish. Real Estate. 643- condoe with heat and hot water Included. Avail­ condition. New fur­ laundry, generous allo­ tory Is noto proMom. Kindly position for someone Serious Inqulrees only. 1591.0 coll; able for September and fall occupancy. Brand OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31, 1987 experienced In general ' Coll 537-5929.______nace. Separate utili­ wances. Call today I house and garden ties. Fully appllanced $264,900. Jackson 8, OUTSTANDING. Bolton. TIM SWiM new w-w carpet kitchens, and bathrooma. Barber shop In Monches- kitchens. $194,900. Jackson Real Estate. $245,900. Center chim­ ConSBTVQtiVB O roup Some unHa available with soMge. Located In a maintenance. Live on ter. Equipped for uni­ grounds in own cot- Kleman Realty. 649- 647-8400.O______ney Cape with 3 Idrge 1-4SM4M or quiet country setting. Just minutes from the roge. Good for couple. sex operation. Low 1147.______bedrooms Inlcudlng a rent. Priced to sell. HDME Sweet home I 1-4S4-1334 city. Your surroundings Induda: pod, tennia Compensation In rent M ANCHESTER. $123,900. Lovely 6 room Cape 15 X 22 L shaped mas­ CALL CLASSIFIED Leonord's Real Estate. ter, fireplaced living courts, pond picnio area. So come home to and oil utilities plus 647-8072.______Warm and cozy des­ Cod on Avondale Rd., 3 cosh solory. 677-4787. cribes this five room bedrooms, .1 car gar­ room, den and 12 x 27 Woodmere Place for a truly pleasurable living first floor family room, Looking for something S^cretS*- DD A TW D-W AY fOvor ... expandable Cape In age, fireplace, newer special? Why not run a experlenoe. Please call Denise at l-BOO-334- perfect family neigh­ furnace. Great family 2 full baths, 2 car ry/Receptlonlst In Dr- get extra cash for yourself garage. On 1.79 acres "Wanted to Buy" od In 6880 for your personal viewing. thopedlc Surgeons and moke It possible for borhood. AOove In con­ neighborhood I Cloulflad. The cost Is dition. Call for details. $137,500. Jackson B complete with paddock office. Enloyable of- someone else to enlov and riding ring. D. W. small... the response Mg. NICOTRA WILER 643-2711 NOW! 2“ ' »> «»an t staff and those golf clubs you never Sentry Real Estate. 643- Jackson Real Estate. 643-2711. , Fish. 643-1591.0 SSgf; " use. Sell them with 4060.O > 647-8400.O , - I CARS S T O K A N O CARS I MOTORCYCLES/ BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICR INVITATION TO BID FOR SALE The Monchaatar Public OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE ___ I m o p e o s The Zoning Board of Apoeali Schoola aolldta bide for RE­ will hold a public hoorlng on MOVAL AND INSTALLA­ PRIVATE PARTY EXCELLENT location, BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY HO N D A Accord hatch­ YAMAH/^argoTSOWK! Thurtdov, September 3,1997 TION O F O IL TANKS at Bow- back 85 with om/fm Low mileage. Excel­ of 7:00 p.m. of the Tewn Hell ara, Koanay, Varplanck and reasonable rote Includ­ te cenduct thefellewlno butl- Waddell achoola for tlio 1967- Merchandise Ads ing utilities. Call 647- TAKE A LOOK cassette, sunroof. $6400 lent condition. $2000 or nast: 1900 achoel vaor. Saolad Mda best offer. 643-8449 af­ 9223 or 64»-5334. MISCELLANEOUS MISCEIIANEOUS or bast offer. 742-7859. 1. Contlnuotlen of Public will bo recalvod until Sep- ter 5. Hearing of July 30, 1907 for tambar 0,1907,3:00 P.M., of EAST Hartford office CHILOCARE FLOORINfi SERVICES SERVICES DSPon^QmndAm^gS C O R V E T T 1966 4 speed. which hma I t w will be pub­ Florida cor. Needs mi­ the purpose of heorlno the space for lease. 2400 appeal of American Herttaae licly opened. The rIoM la ra- nor mechanical work. aarvnd to ralaci any and oil square feet. 2 floors, REGISTERED day care ODD lobs. Trucking. 86VW Jettaaor. MMCELliUlEOUG Stone, Inc of TOO Chestnut ample parking. Call for FLOORS Best offer. 228-4653. Hill Reed, Glaetonburv, Cen- Mda. Spadflcaflona and Md home. Part time and Home repairs. You Ak. amoor *8495 m it d m o t iv e forma may be aacurad at the details. Klernan full time openings for Let us do your Herd wood Looking for something P IN T O 77, 74. 73. Extra ___ I necllcut, tuccessera In Intor- name it, we do it. Free oat to Bex Mountain Quor- Bualnaea Ofllct, 4S North P E R Realty. 649-1147. Infant and toddlers. noorsi We will remove the estimates, insured. 643- special? Why not run a 85 Mazda RX7 QSL'SE' portsl Best offer. 528- School Straof, Manchaalor, ItirERNArioNAL c. o. rias, Inc. of l i lt Mott Hill DAY 647-7514. furniture from the working 0304. “ Wanted to Bov" od In tome *11,900 6573, 569-4161.______Reed, South Oloatonbury, Connecticut. eree et no extre chsrge. Free E. fracfor1976. If inter­ Classified. The cost Is OLDS Omega 1960.58^ CennocHcut, from a dalarmt- n Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days |3yJHnU8TI|iAL eetlmetee. sm all... the response big. 86 Nissan Stanza ested pleose coll 643- notlen of the acting Zoning CLEANING 4 0. *7995 miles. Power steering, 0622.______Enforcement Otflcer doted * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day PROPERTY 549-2348 • Pedro EDWARD TOTH 643-2711. brakes, olr, fm stereo, J E E P pick UP 1965 With 4 May 33,1907 erderino that the SERVICES EXCAVATING 79 Zephry Sedan *2295 cb radio. $1550. 646- quarrying activltloa coat# * Classifleations 71 thru 87 5000 square feet available way plow. $600. 635- end dealat wtlhln llieraalden- IS yard aalt-loadlng acrapar with 86 Line. Town Car 4851. * Merchandise Under *250 on Hartford Rd. Zoned PROLONG T H E life of cut operator for hlia. Cheapaat way 2971. Wayne. ttol zone at the Bolten Notch Industrial, tbis prop­ flowers In your home by IISCIMMM $ A V C Quarry; end on appeal from * Ad must contain price! ABLE ERRAND to move dirt the doctal on of the Belton erty has many possible snipping stems at on an­ DELIVERING 84 Mercury Marquis ITRUCKS/VMIG You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds SERVICE Rich form loam, 5 yards, Zoning Cemmlaalon randared uses and exposure. Call gle. This provides more 875-8056 Brougham *4995 iF O R G M i on May 36,1906 danvlng thg are in the due to this low price... Warren E. Howland Orooery Bhoppina, Knende. stem surface to absorb $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel, AMC Hornet 1976. Run­ axcavotlen apgllcatlon of Ught Housekeeping. Pleoee Inc. 643-1100. the water. Prolong the life and decorative stone. 85 Bronco II, teh 1984 F-150. Power star­ ning condition. Ports Box Mountain Quarrloa, Inc., ONI *uM.ell4>4 *10,200 only. $50. Coll 646-6649. pradocoaaor In Intofoat te Manchester OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31, 1987 of good, but unused items HAWKES TREE SERVICE rin g , brakes, 32,000 American HarHago Stone, in your home by selling 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 85 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 miles. Price negotla- Inc. Bolton Notch Quarry la n O A R A S E S 647-9434 Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Buyer meets seller In Herald them for cosh with a Stump removal. Free ble. 647-9869.______located on the wont aide of CALL CLASSIFIED lANOSTORASE low-cost ad in clossified. 86 Town Car *17,900 Classified ... and It's Notch Rood at the Intoraoc- everyday. . eetimatea. Special TR U C K IN G such as loam FORD van 71. Runs- happy meeting for both. tlen of Notch Read on Route 6 CARPENTRY/ conalderatlon for elderly ,flll, wood, stone, trash 82 Mazda RX7 QSL *6495 /parts. Best offer. 643- 643-2711. ond 4tea MANCHESTE^^^n72 l O u J f ------and handicapped. etc. Ray Hardy Lawn 0064.______3. Roouaat of Raymond and 643-2711 NOW! bays available for stor­ REMODELING 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 Greta Cyr of 10 Blzabuth HEATING/ Care. 646-7973. F350 Dump truck 1971. age only. $45 and $90 PLUMBING 647-7553 CM S Rood, Batten, for a frentaoo mart per month. Allbrio C M tra m rr A 83 Lynx Wg., At ac *3995 New fenders and tires. and orUo variance to con- Realty. 6494)917. ______THE 000 JOB SPECIALIST Heavy duty. $2000. 649- FOG SALE atruct on In-ldw apartment In REMODELMa SBIVIGES MASTER Plumber, no 82 Buick Skylark as anc 0822. their proaont dwallino houae. Choppers CompMe home repeire end re­ lob to big. Specialized When you call Classified Hauling |unk. brush, cot^ *5195 JOHN H. ROBERTS, ROOMMATES modeling. We wwdaltie In beth- In residential, ouallty to place on od, a friendly struction, debris, leaves (Fell 86 Merkur xR4Ti *11,495 CHAIRMAN Shop the roome end kHehene. SmeS leele Is main concern. Fully Ad-VIsor will answer your elesnup). Reasonable rates, BOLTON ZONING i e i t e a M ! IWANTH) commeielil work. RegMwed. Ir>- 85 Buick Regal *7495 BOARD OF APPEALS •ured. lefeteneee. Insured. Free esti­ coll and help you word q||| Tmyi Classifieds. mates. Senior citizen your ad for best response. M n a a i o 85 Olds Calais *6395 ROOMM5JrE"TvenO • 4MMS discount. Call 647-3838. 643-2711. ZOV-0D43 wanted to shore apart­ 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 t h e e a s y w a y to find a ment. $60 per week plus Manchester 85 Mazda RX7 S cosh buyer for no-longor- one third utilities. Cen­ AAXAkM.am *9895 nooded housobold Items Is Herald trally located. 649-8515. with a wont qd. Dlql Somebody out MUSICAL MISCELLANEOUS TAG CARS MORIARTY 643-2711 to ploce your 643-2711 FOB SALE quick-action od. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Merchandise ITEMS SALES FOR SALE BROTHERS there has a GUITAR Ibanez electric. B IC Y C L E Raleigh super S TE A M E R trunk, tools, Great condition. With course. 10 speed, new 301 Cantwr 8 t N O TIC E O F SPECIAL MBBTINa OF THR BLBCTORS kitchen set and mlscel- CLYDE ManciMBtar, C T OF cose. Call after 3:30. tires, cables adlusted. laneous. 62 N o rth CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 74^5737. $150. 643-6956.______THB BIOHTH UTIUTIBS DISTRICT large lawn CLOTHme Street, Monchester. R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 643-5135 ANNUAL 15th half price Saturday 8/29, 9am to CALL AND ASK FOR NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN thoMliora will baa Seadal PETS AND salel Red Goose An­ 3pm. 77 ConsNa Cam '10.0(X) moottne of the oloctera of the EleMh UNIItloe Dliinct on M A N botes leather locket CHEVETTE 1981. Auto­ Wodnoaday, Saolambar 9,1907, of 7:30 p.m. of the Olalrlet size 44, $125. Black SUPPLIES tiques, Goose Lone, 79 Cougar XR7 *3495 matic, 4 door. Excel­ R ra Houaa, 33 Main St., Monchaalar, Conn, for lliofallowina to mow. leather vest $40. 643- Coventry. August 28th, 81 Bulek Skylark Caa *3895 lent condition. $1200. purpoao: 29th, and 30th, 10-5. BILL PICANO! 9889. AKC registered Golden Automotive 81 Oida Omaga 4 *. *4495 647-1356. 1. To outherlio DIroctora to borrow abort form monloa In Retriever puppies. 74^9137.______82 Buick Regal 1 dr 'B495 axcata of $100,000 to cevor lirtarim flnondno. Championship blood RALEIGH touring bike 10 83Calabmy4*. *6495 1985 OLDS RRENZA HB 3. Totronsaclanyotharbualnaaapropartecomabeferalhe lines. Ready on Sep­ speed. 2 Singer antique 84 Camaro T-Topa *M95 SCRANTON meeting. FURNITURE tember 6. 742-9053, 643- cabinets. 643-9279. CARS 84 Celebrity 4 *. «•» '7295 GNRYSLER-PLYMUTN SALE THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT 7605.______Anytime. CHRvsLBi axicumt viiioua PRICE $7795 r j g a FOR SALE 84 Skyhawk 4 ar. «»a *5995 ANO saticr uaeo CARO... BY HELEN WARRINGTON C O F F E E table and end LAB pups AKC, 3 Stocky 84 010a Clara 4*. *7495 SOkM t.e» RNANCINO OR Laaw CLERK table (together or se- yellow males, cham- CAPRIS Classic 78. Ex­ 88 Mere. Marquia 4 o,. *7695 1985 (MDILLAC ELDORADO Doted at Monchaatar, Conn, thia 37lh day of Aueuat, 1907. parote),one Individual plan lines. Excellent TAG cellent condition. 88 Chav. Caprica 4 *. *8495 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14,896 gloss topped coffee ta­ SALE n disposition. Shots and SALES Nicely equipped. $2900. 88For0F1S04>4PU *10,195 87L0BARON ble. Call 742-5918 wormed. $300. 644-2025. 643-7331.______OTSTuias *12,206 PRICE $14v995 evenlngs.ci 87 Caprice Claaa Brm *17,238 W E will take all tag sole D ODGE 76 Colt. Auto­ 87 Bactia Park Ava. *20,960 87 RAIDER 4x4 *U706 CARS CARS W A TE R B E D king size. Items In on trade on a matic, 4 door. Good 87 Century Cat Wgn. *16,595 87 PLY VOYAGER *18,896 1985 BUKK LESABRE LTD Complete package ex­ I MISCELLANEOUS new or used car. Get rid FDR SALE FOR SALE ___ I f o r s a l e body. Reliable, passed 87RAMCHARQER . SALE cluding headboard. of your lunk and make Inspection. $500. 646- 4i4 *17,806 PRICE $10,995 Asking $100. Call 742- the best deal In town I 3785.______872-9111 TE E Shirt transfers. Ap­ 87ARIE84*.ioaew *8,996 5918 evenlngs.p______Cordlanl Buick, 649 87 DODGE RAM proximately 3000, also 4571 Bob Riley Oldsmo- TOYOTA Cressida 1982 CHRYSLER Newport NEW 1987 VETTES USED crib and mattress. fully equipped. Asking MINIVAN 1986 PONTIAC TRANS AM Asking $20. Call after 50 to 100k numerals and blle. 649-1749. M an­ 1973 for parts. Excel­ WLAIr.AaM *13,506 letters for shirts, caps, $6800. Call 646-3222 qf- lent body condition. SALE 5pm. 646-2888. chester Honda, 87 DAKOTA eu *1^206 etc. Best offer. 649-3642 646-3515.______ter 6pm.______Good mechanic might PRICE $13,995 after 5:30pm.n______OLDS 1976 Custom get running. $99. 647- S7 SHADOW INDOOR Antiques Flea TwaoAaaata *10,506 INDUSTRIAL- cruiser wagon. $600. 1824. TV/STEREO/ Market. Hawthorn 87 SUNDANCE Twea *iaae6 1986 OLDS CIERA 'SP APPLIANCES Upholsterlng Singer Center, Hartford. Coll 647-1722.______TOYOTA Corolla 1980. SALE 5 sewing machine. Self Starting soon. Vendors GRAND Prix 78, maroon 87k, 4 door, olr, outo- 87 DODGEeunaatM *1B06S PRICE ■ $9995 *9A9^ oiling. Price negotla- wanted. 2499710. Landau roof. Sunroof, motlc. $2000. 644-1804. 86 DAYTONA T«*a *18,006 S M A L L apartment size ble. Affer 5. 649-90l2.n Hoover dryer $50. 649- T A G Sale. Saturday. An­ loaded. New Pioneer HONDA Civic 1978. Auto- 86 LaBARON o m *13,496 5809.______UPRIGHT Plano. Fair tiques, tools, furniture, stereo system. Asking tmatlc. 60,000 miles. SSLaBARONter. *0,996 198S BUICK RIVIERA condition, $75. Other etc. 66 East Middle $2000. 647-1914. $700. 635-2971. Wovne. 88 RELIANT S.W. *8,796 SALE Where else would they find a good STOVE deluxe model BM,MPaaar Items on sale. 6491714 Tpke. DATSUN B-210 1977. 88 DODGE PRICE $12,995 $3000 mnimum daoaunl oR manufodurar'a tuggailad used riding mower than through the gold, Frlgldolre In after 5. good condition. $100. OVERFLOW from 13 Standard, runs well. 1 CHARGER *7,888 rataUprica ' pages of the Classified Advertising owner. Mot sell. $600. 6464383. FURNITURE, miscel­ households. Furniture Set/ Your Car 86 CELEBRITY itkw *6,996 CONVERTIBLES section of this newspaper? If you have laneous household and 646-2753.______galore, books, pic­ 88 PLY. HORIZON *6.996 other Items. Cosh only. tures, frames, clothes, FORD Fairmont. 81 Ex- a/'EAST stock 187470 Stock 197465 a mower that doesn't fit your needs 86CHY. QTSTwbo *10,296 U W N AND 646-5358 after 1pm. toys, strollers, gift- ecllent condition. Air. *15 Rad/BlackTop WhUo/Whito Top any longer, you can put it back to Y A R D trailer $50. 647- ware, linens, antiques. Original owner. $1750. 4 Lines — 10 Days 88 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7,896 0 1 c h Rad laathar,AT Blue loathar, AT good use and pirk up some extra cash, 85 VOYAGER *9.296 WINDSOR 8077. Much morel Folk mu- 275-6355 646-6811. Bob. 508 charge, each addi­ On Display In Our Shomoom too. How? By placing a fast-action slc/free coffee. Raln- G O L F Starter sets from D O D G E Coronet station tional line. You can 84 LASER t*.iwae *6.396 Classified Ad! . CHRYSANTHEMUMS /Shlne. Friday, Satur­ wagon 73 . 318 engine. dig your o w n . 550 Bush $35. Wedges, woods, cancel at any time. 84 LaBARON 4 er.M« *8,896 1987 COUPE 1 9 77 COUPE putters. Bargain pri­ day 9-4,, 68 Bigelow St. Runs well, price negoti­ 82 PONTIAC J2000 9Z796 Hill Rd., Manchester. able. 633-2939. SORRY, stock I879S7 L-82 High Part. Eng. (350) Manchester ces. 649-1794 MANCHESTER. Sotur- NO REFUNDS OR 79 BUICK SKYLARK *2.996 Gray/QIaaa Top 4 apaad, only 3S,000 mHos dov 8/29, 10-5. 204 Oak THUNDERBIRD 1979, ADJUSTMENTS 78 MONTE CARLO Grey laottiar. AT •lObOOD TopMScrooDiiUM navy blue, olr, auto­ Aapraa. MX Ort. Ona- „ 1 I Grove Street. Water Herald Any nmounl doBwiud. AIm , INt ENDROLLS skis, truck parts, baby matic, am/fm cassette, CALL HERALD OeiMrkBnkMi *3,996 348 SOUTH MAIN STREET gwVoL Mono and boik. muleb. M. 271k width - 259 M power steering, 77 DODGE MateRaai Items, much more. Camaw.MXaMliaL *4,898 EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 643-2711 BeboM, boekheo A leadwiuntNi ■ 1D% wMBi. 2 for 889 I brakes, windows, tilt CLASSIHED V n e CHEVR0LE1 872-91 1 1 ■ m u s t bo plokod up at the M SATURDAY August 29, wheel, v-8, 97k miles. 77 CADILLAC SEDAN Q '>, , 1f--o- V/UTUC bu ic k, INC 1 Z ; *• t- 4 . t 0 4 ■HorMd OlSeo Monday thru M 9-3. Furniture, house­ Full service records OaVILLENM *3.496 •72-14M/IIM8M iTburadaybaforallam.only. g hold. 128 C Highland since 81. Asking $2500. 643-2711 289-6483 St„‘Monchester: ••••*■ ' 871-6350...... 875-3311 ...... i l « SPORTS Strange in lead Mowatt brings issue with 12 one-putts A KR ON , Ohio (A P ) — Curtis Strange one-putted 12 o«@Cf times in a misty, drizzly rain Friday and shot a to Giants-Jets game 4-under-par 66 to move into a two-stroke lead after the second round of the $800,000 World Series of Golf. “ Miserable condiUons. It was nasty out there,” Bv The Associated Press comerback and on the offensive line Strange said after completing two trips over the long, where starting right tackle Karl Nelson tough Firestone Country Club course in 136, four under Unlike the old days, when the New is out with Hodgkin’s disease, a form of par. York Giants and Jets played for the lymph cancer.. “ Any time I shoot 66 at Firestone. I ’ve got to be bragging rights to the Big Apple, their "There are a lot of questions in my putting good.” said Strange, a two-time winner this preseason meeting now tends to be just mind. " Parcells said. “ This is the time season. another exhibition game. when you're putting the roster in shape. Strange took the lead with a 20-foot birdie putt on the So a new issue has been trotted out for There are a lot of areas I ’m not sure of.” 17th hole and preserved it with a 15-footer to save par Saturday night's game at Giants Sta­ Like the Giants, the 1-1 Jets will after driving into the trees on the 18th. Bobby Wadkins. three shots ahead of the field after a dium. which will he nationallv televised continue to be looking at people. One 64 in the first round, slipped 10 shots higher and did not by NBC: interesting duel is at punter, where make a birdie in a 74 that dropped him into a three-way 3, Zeke Mowatt’s conduct on the basket­ 14-year veteran Dave Jennings, picked tie for second at 138. ^ t ball court. up from the Giants two years ago. is Wadkins. playing well behind Strange, surrendered The problem stems from the Giants- being challenged by free agent Tom Jets basketball games last winter, O’Connor. a share of the lead with bogeys on two of the last four holes. which ended with a 3-3 split. Mowatt. Jennings still seems to have the edge. who with Mark Bavaro gives the Giants “ Under the conditions out there today. I would have Coming off a career-low 39.4-yard considered 70 a very good round today." Wadkins said. the best tight end tandem in football. did average last year, he has punted three not endear himself to the Jets with his “I just dfdn’t play nearly as well as I did yesterday times for an average 51.5 yards in the and I made no putts.” flying elbows on the boards. two exhibitions while O ’Connor was also “ I have nothing against the Giants.” Wadkins shared second with Paul Azinger. who had performing well — a 51-yard average on his second straight 69, and Fred Wadsworth, who r ^ G .M .A .C . % 4ss»- t says tight end Rocky Klever of the Jets. two kicks. "Th e only guy I have any problems with chipped in twice on the way to a 67. '* J "He came to camp in the best shape Greg Norman of Australia got into position with a i SPECIAL FINANCE RATES is Zeke Mowatt. He's a fine football I ’ve ever seen him in.” special teams 20-foot birdie putt on the ITlh and was tied at 139 with player and a fine athlete but he's a coach Larry Pasquale says of Jennings. jerk.” Jay Haas and defending champion Dan Pohl. "His stomach, arms, tegs are tight. You Haas also shot a 66, while Pohl shot 67 and Norman 1.9% for24 Month! “ Zeke knows we're going to be coming A P p n o i can see it when he runs. And he’s very had a 69 in the chilly, steady drizzle that left the elite after him,” says linebacker Kevin professional and knowledgeable about Hayden Fry. right. Iowa head football coach, and Johnny McArthur. field of 43 soaked. Majors. Tennessee head coach, hold the Kickoff Classic trophy his craft. He can correct problems Strange holed a pair of birdie putts from about IS feet 3.9% for36 Months The N FL's third full exhibition game instantly through the combination of on the front side, made another from 4-5 feet and began Thursday night with San Fran­ during a Friday news conference In East Rutherford. N.J. The discipline and years of experience.” . capped a 31 on that side with a 35-foot putt on the ninth. cisco beating San Diego 17-3. two teams will meet Sunday at Qiants Stadium In the first college New England, whldi lost its first two He also used only 11 putts on the back nine. He Detroit was at Seattle Friday night. 4.8% for48 Months^ football game of the season. exhibition games, goes to Minnesota in one-putted for par four times, including the long one on New England is at Minnesota Satur­ an upbeat mood despite injuries that the 18th and made another for bogey. day afternoon in a game to be nationally will keep five startrs. including quarter­ “ Hey.” he said, “ don’t look so surprised. If I shoot 66 televised by CBS. The other Saturday back Tony Eason and Pro Bowl at Firestone, I ’ve got to make a lot of putts.” night games are Washington at Tampa linebacker Andre Tippett out of the Iowa and Tennessee Bay; Miami at Philadelphia: Pitts­ game. Steve Grogan and ’Tom Ramsey burgh at New Orleans: Gncinnati at will fill in for Eason. Okamoto builts three-shot lead Green Bay; Cleveland at Atlanta- " I think our football team iscapableof BUFORD. Ga. (AP) — Ayako Okamoto of Japan shot Buffalo at Kansas a ty : Houston at winning the world’s championship this a 4-under-par 68 to build a ^ree-shot lead Friday at the worry about kickoff Indianapolis, and Denver is at the Los year. It’s what I really believe.” halfway mark of the $250,000 World Championship of Angeles Rams. Raymond Berry, the usually low-key Women’s Golf. The Los Angeles Raiders are at Dallas coach, predicted this week. Okamoto. winner of 11 events in her seven years on EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Majors said, when they lost their only Sunday night in ESPN's game of the In addition to Eason and ’Tippett, the LP G A Tour, had a 36-hole total of 6-under-par 138 on Iowa and Tenneasee. which open the previous meeting with Iowa 23-22 in the week and St. Louis is at Chicago in an offensive tackle Steve Moore, center the 6.073-yard Pinelsle Resort golf course. college football season Sunday In the 1982 Peach Bowl, a ,game In which the ABC Monday night game. fifth annual Kickoff aasslc. are violat­ Steve Brock and strong safety Roland The Japanese star, fighting a summer cold, held her teams comhmed for 789 yards of offense The Giants-Jets game is the 19th ing the old adage that there’s no sense James will also miss Saturday’s game three-shot advantage over the reason’s leading *350 and 19 Peach Bowl records. between the two and the ardor has worrying about something you have no But kicker Tony Franklin, who signed money-winner. Betsy King, who shot a 70 for a 141 total . “ That year, we had three world-class cooled considerably since the first control over. two weeks ago. will probably see his in the battle for the richest first prize in L P G A history. REBATE sprinters in Willie Gault, Clyde Duncan game, when the Jets were upholding the *700 first action of the season and so will tight $81,500. Fifteenth-ranked Iowa Is worried and Mike M iller,” be said. honor of the American Football League about Tennessee’s speed; 16th-ranked end Lin Dawson, who missed all of last “I was much more relaxed today.” Okamoto said, F r y surprised the media and upset the The Giants lead the exhibition series leBVTf REBATE Tennessee Is worried about Iowa’s size. adding that her cold was improving day-by-day. game’s sponsma when he put quarter­ 10-7-1 and the two teams, who meet y.ff/T**** ® Injury sustained in the " I could talk about Tennessee’s speed, 1986 Super Bowl loss to Chicago. Okamoto had six birdies and two bogeys, scoring backs Dan McGwire. Tom Poholsky and again in December, are 2-2 in regular- three of her birdies oh putts in the 10-15-foot range. SPECTRUM but I don't want to get sick here,” Iowa Chuck Hartlieb off-limito until after the season meetings. Minnesota will be without starting Coach Hayden Fry said Friday. ”We game. The 2-0 Giants enter the game with defensive tackle Keith M illaid, out with truly feel that they’re one of the fastest a rib injury. Running back Alfred ’’I don’t feel it will help our team at all Coach Bill Parcells grumpy about the Sigel, Gump In quarterfinals *600 football teams in America, if not the to let these guys he Interviewed,” F ry Anderson and defensive end Mark fastest. progress of his Super Bowl champs He JUPITER. Fla. (AP) — Two-time champion Jay said. “I’m tr^ng to protect all our is particularly concerned with depth at Mullaney will also miss the game ‘T f we’re lacking something at Iowa because of injuries. Sigel and qualifying medalist Scott Gump won second- REBATE quarterbacks from additional and third-round matches Friday to reach the and in the Big Ten, the biggest pressure.” quarterfinals of the 87th U.S. Amateur Championship difference we see when we go to the West McGwire, a 6-8 sophomore who F ry Coast (i.e., the Rose Bowl) is the speed at Jupiter Hills Club. *700 says can throw the ball 90 yards, will Sigel. winner of this six-day tournament in 1982 and factor. Tennessee is like a West Coast start, but all three will see action. OSU writes off Carter team .” 1983. defeated U.S. Public Links champion Kevin *500 REBATE Iowa, on the other hand, resembles an “ The thing that concerns me about' CO LU M B U S Ohio (AP) - Ohio State Johnson 3 and 2 in the morning. He came back in the Dan M cGw ire making his first start (he chance they would have their eligibility afternoon to eliminate David White of Conroe, Texas. N F L team with an offensive line that Rick Bay restored. REBATE averages 270 pounds from teckle to was 6-of-12 for 174 yards a )rear ago) is f® appeal the 2-up on the par 72, 6,915-yard Hills course. tackle. how he’ll react to all the different ineligibility of All-American wide re­ N FL Commissioner Pete Roaellesaid Thureday night the league would watt a “ They say football games are won up defenses. Can he take a snap without ceiver Cris Carter, who lost his collece falling down? wrek, and if the players were not Mediate makes pair of eagles front and m y biggest concern is how we eligibility for dealing with agent“ * q OOO reinstated, make them available in an match up with Iowa's fdiysical people ” " I once had a quarterback I let be Bay s decision ends Carter’s hopes of CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (AP) — Rocco Mediate another supplemental draft. Roselle, in interviewed by T V on the sideUnes made a pair of eagles Friday on his way to a Tennessee’s Johnny Majors said. “ We !l‘® *®"*°*' season at Ohio State explaining the move, cited the reinstate­ won’t match them there, and I don’t before his first start. Then he went out We chore not to appeal, not because 7-under-par 63 and a l-stroke lead over Joey Sindelar ment of Pitt defensive back Te ry l Austin know if our speed will offset that.” and lined up under right guard. The ^la because we just after the second round of the $450,000 Provident center was unaware of it and snapped d i ^ t frel gotrf about it,” Bay said. •« « I » « i to repay Classic. Tennessee's speed includes whippet * 2 j ^ in loans to Walters and Bloom. wldeoute Anthony Miller, who runs a 4.3 the ball IS yards in the air. I m not heartless. If there was some Mediate, who played his second straight bogey-free The draft was held without Carter and round on the 6,641-yard, par-70 Valleybrook Golf and forty, and Terence Cleveland and T.D. “I don’t know how long McGwire, or ioglcally Justify (an appeal), l Gladman but none of the four Uttle- Country Club course, finished with a 36-hole total of Woods, who clock in at 4.4. Miller, any of them, will play. If one of them wrald. But I couldn’t see clear to do it ” was taken by any of the 11-under-par 129. running back Vando Davis and defen­ gets a hot hand, that guy will play longer wHSr®''Charles Gladman, a NFL’s 28 teams. sive backs Terry McDaniel and Victor than the others." declared im Sindelar. who matched the course's competitive Carter wasdeclared Ineligible by (Hiio record with a first-round 62, was 11-underafter 15holes Peppers all are sprinters on Tennes­ McGwire is the younger brother of State on Ju ly 16 after admitting that he see’s track team. ' but slid into second place as he sandwiched two bogeys OaMand A’s rookie slugger Mark a ^ Uoyd Bloom, were withdrawn from accepted a $8,000 interest-free loan and around a birdie on his final three holes for a 68 and a 130 The Vols had even more speed. McGwire. Friday s supplemental NFLdraftonthe monthly payments totaling $1,800 to sign total. w » with Walters and Bloom in May 1986. . M i \ 1 I 1 t I. / i . >. i > ^ I ! < > <1 * t i Spotto in Brief Scoreboard Spoiia in Brief ScorelMNurd

Soviet hoop team edges China w in. lost* DHTAV Kiithnan makes NYNEX semifinrit A’s 3, Bins Jsys 2 Csrdinsls 4. Brsvss 3 .'BEIJING — The Soviet Union edged China 80-74 FootbaD RYE, N.Y. — Third-seeded Ramesh Krishnan of Friday to capture the championship of an ll-team Baseball India breezed past Javier Sanchez of Spain 6-0, 6-1 OAKLAND ATLANTA STLOWS invitational basketball tournament here. abrhM oBrUM IsbrbM Friday night at the Rye Racquet Club to reach the SbrbM th e Soviets, fielding their second-string national PohMikilf 40 11 UrtonoX 3 100 OJomesef 4 13 1 Coleman If 4 110 NFL p rn ia n n at a glanca semifinals of the N YNEX Open. Bernzrd2b 4000 Mosebycf 3000 OberldIX 4000 OSmHhse 4210 team, trailed at halftime by one, 41-40. Krishnan will meet Peter lAinidgren of Sweden, who Amirteaii L tigu i rnuitt Cansecdh 3 000 Fernndzte 3 02 1 OPerrv lb 4020 PndHnX SI 22 The Soviets finished the tournament with a 7-0 Lonsfrdlb 423 1 GBelllf 4000 DMrphyrf 4011 JCtarklb 2000 AMimCAN CONraMNCC eliminated Marty Davis of Harbor Isie, Calif., 6-2,6-3. MDovIsrf 4000 WNttc 4020 record. China' ended at 5-2, with both losses to the East Orineylf 4 111 MoOeacf 4011 The matches were moved indoors from the Rye Town ■ Murphy cf 200 1 MulInkeX 4010 VIrgllc 4010 WoitNIp 0000 Soviets. The Soviet Union was playing in a Chinese W L T Pet. FP FA Origin 0. Angsts 5 Phillips X 3 000 (iruberX 0000 1 1 0 .500 21 22 Hilton Hotel because of rain. Bloueerss 4010 Herrph 1011 tournament for the first time since 1950. Butfolo Tetitetonc 3000 Leach rf 4000 HubMdX 4 110 Undmnrf 2010 Indlcxiopolls 1 1 0 .500 35 56 “ I had exceilent concentration,” said Krishnan. (tatfflnss 3 110 AAcGrtfdh 4 110 Otavlnep Czechoslovakia took third place after coming from N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 40 39 CALIPORNIA BAL-nMOES 10 10 LJohnenrf 1 000 31 41 "Sanchez seemed totaliy uncomfortable indoors, so I okrhM obrliM iwlb 3000 Nettles ph 1000 Oqu^X 3010 behind to defeat an American collegiate team 84-78. Miami 0 2 0 .000 Downing If Totalt X2S8 X 24 1 Ackerp New England 0 2 0 .000 30 38 was able to dominate the match.” 4 0 2 1 Dwverdb 3 11 0 0000 TPanac 4000 , from the Big Eight Conference, led JKHowtrf 4 0 0 0 Wloignspb 1000 Halloh 1010 Coxp 3000 Central Lundgren, 22, beat Wimbledon champ Pat Cash in Joyner 1b 3 111 BRtpkn2b 4 13 0 018 811 Oarkerp 0000 Dovtayp 48-42 at the half. Cincinnati } 1 0 .500 40 53 0000 41 40 Montreal recently and has drawn Cash as his Bucknrdh 4 0 0 0 CRIpknn 3011 1 000 Top scorers for the Americans were Charles Bledsoe Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 (tame Winning RBI — Murphy (1). XOItS TO Houston 1 1 0 .500 36 45 first-round opponent in next week’s U.S. Open. OeCnesSb 4 1 1 0 Murray 1b 4000 M404 of Kansas State with 19 points and Gary Thompkins of 0 .000 31 73 DWbllecf 4 1 1 0 Sheets rf 4 110 C— Bernazord. OP—Oakland 1, Torenta Rttsburgh 0 2 ” I wili beat C^sh again,” preeclicted the Swede, who SdwflklM 4 1 1 2 Knight 3b 40 12 1. LOB-Ooklond 4, Taranto 8. 2B— MM NO WO Oll-O Iowa State with 18. Kansas State guard Steve Henson VW We MeGrttt, Griffin, Lonstord. HR— (jontllord 0 .667 78 70 prefered to took ahead. ‘T m playing with great Boonec 1000 Kennedyc 4000 OlUob . Ml NO 801-4 Denver 2 1 Rmglec 3 111 MYoungK (16). S— Urkaw. SF— Murp^. was chosen to the tournament all-star team. Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 52 SO inten^ty.” 3 110 TWg oiAs sHien winning run eeorad. The Americans finished at 3-3 with victories over 0 .333 53 40 McLmr2b 2000 Hortef 3 112 _ IP HR RE BB SO Game Wlmtlnq RBI — Herr 01). Son Diego 1 2 In earlier matches, Richard Matuszewski defeated Hndrekph 0000 Lynnph 1111 E-Coteman. DP— StLouls 3. LOB— A9 Czechoslovakia, Malaysia and a Chinese regional L.A. Raiders 0 2 0 .000 19 49 StewartW,189 793 6 2 2 4 5 0 .000 35 51 Martin Flur7-5,6-1, and John Ross of Gainesville, Fla., RJoneerf 1000 lo M & StLouls II. 2B— Undemon, OS- team, and losses to Poland, China’s national team and Seattle 0 2 M 5 7 5 TeM i M 4 M 4 Edceretoy S,W 11-3 0 0 0 0 1 mNh, VIroN, (»Perrv. HR-<;rl(tay (14). NATIONAL CONFERENCE upset fourth-seeded Tom Muster, the seexmd-ranked X^-OJornee (8), Coleman (05), OSmIlh the Czechs in their rematch Friday. EoN SItebLJZI 9 5 3 3 2 6 N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 43 27 player in Austria, 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 7-5, to set up the other 17 m HBP— Canseco by Slleb. WP-Stawort IP N RBR BB SO Washington 2 0 0 1.000 56 semifinal. One out when winning run sobred. z Dallas 1 1 0 .500 13 32 Rebmonn dcf. Dyer, 2 and 1...... FOOTBALL^. . Umpires Home, Johnson; Rrst, Schmidt turns down Nets offer 29 26 Gome Winning RBI — Lynn (4). Otaylne 4 5 3 3 5 3 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 Slgel def. White, 2 up. E-OWhIte. MGrmin. LOB-OallfornIa Evans; Second, Cousins; TMrd, Hendry. A ^ 3 10004 St. Louis 1 1 0 .500 44 52 McConnell def. Harris, 2 ond 1. CLEVELANDBROWfS-^WttSSfcurth Goody, Crampton share lead T-2:40. A-3Z256. _ NAPLES, Italy Basketball star Oscar Schmidt, who Central AAavfaIr def. Potter, 2 ond V Weathers, llnebocker. Signed Cody RIslen, 4, Boltlffiore 5. 2B— Knight. DeOnoes. OarbeM^IO 130 2 1 1 2 2 17 H R -H ort (2), Joyner (X ), Schotleld (9), led Brazil to a sensational victory against the United . Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 60 McNamara def. DeKock, 3 and 1. offensive tackle, to a series of one-veor JEREM Y RANCH, Utah — Senior Tour rookie Lynn (21). SF— CRIpken. Cox 7 10 2 2 0 1 States in the finals of the Pan American Games, said Detroit 1 1 0 .500 42 31 Ford def. Whicker, 19 holes. controcts. Charles Coody and Bruce Crampton shot 3-under-par IP H R EE BB SO NstisnsI Lssgus results Doyloy 33 1 0 0 0 2 Minnesota 1 1 0 JOO 54 36 DENVERBRONCOS— Traded KenWoo- CMWenila Friday he will keep playing in Italy with major league Tampa Bov 1 1 0 .500 59 58 Saturday's Quarterfinal Polrlnes dord, linebacker, to the Ptttsburgh 69s Friday to tie for the first-round lead of the $300,000 Worrell W,96 11-3 1 1 1 0 1 14 S3 MWItt 3 7 5 4 0 2 ' Cox pHchod to 3 boNsrs In Hw OHi. Snaidero of Caserta, thus effectively rejecting transfer Green Bov 0 2 0 .000 (All Itnws EDT) Steelers for a future undlsclasad draft PGA Senior Showdown Classic. Rnlw L.»6 51-3 3 1 1 0 1 PIretss 4, Astres 2 BK— Gtovlne. bids made him by the New Jersey Nets of the NBA and w#st (3ump vs. Webb, 9 a.m. choice. Coody, competing in his sixth senior event since ^t^Ellns^i^^e Umpires Home, sieHo; Rrst, Gregg; L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 74 62 Rebmonn vs. Slgel, 9:10 a.m. MINNESOTA VIKINGS— Signed Carl Habyan 5 4 3 3 2 5 Second, Oovls,- Third, RIpplov. by Spain's Real Madrid. Son Frond SCO 3 1 0 .750 82 39 McConnell vs. Movfolr, 9;X a.m. Brazlev,defenslvebock. turning 50 in July, covered the back nine in 3-under-par HOUSTON PITTSBUROH MGrttlln 133 3 2 2 0 2 IBbrkM T-3:S7. A-4X5U He has been playing in Caserta. near Naples, for Atlanta 1 1 0 JOO 29 27 McNamora vs. Ford, 9;X a.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-SIgned Al­ 33, despite a stiff afternoon wind on the par-72, OConnor 2 0 0 0 0 0 . OkrhM New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 X 33 phonse Williams, wide receiver. Placed GYoungcf 3011 Congelslf 4 120 three years. 6,947-yard Jeremy Ranch course in the mountains east WlllmsonWM 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hatcher rf 40 20 Jeff Wenzel, guard, on the Inlured Hobyon pitched to 1 bolter In the 4Ni. Bonds If 0000 Denver 31, Miami 2B reservellst. of Salt Lake City. DoranX 4 0 10 VanSlykef 4000 World Sarlaa of Golf H B P -^Y o u n g by Rniw. Ashbyc 3 0 10 Rov 2b TlHiridavt Oame S A N FRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived Coody bad an eagle-3 and two birdies on his final UmpIrei Home, Phillips; Rrst, Po- 4 02 2 Eight arrested after soccer riots Son Francisco 17, Son Diego 3 George Achlco, nosetackle; Don Anderson, GDovIs 1b 40 10 (tattp 0000 seven holes after playing the first 11 at even-par. lermo; Second, Atorrteon; Third, Ttchida. Cruz If 3 110 nrtdavt Oomo AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Second-round cornerbock; Troev FronL guard; Bob T-3:55. A— X,4in. Bonilla X 4 0 10 Fishing CESENA, Italy — Police in this central Italian town Detroit at Seattle, 10:X p.m. scores Friday lnthe$m.000 World Series of White and Oove Grovson, llncbockers; Crampton, 51, winner of four Senior Tour tourna­ Camlnit X 4 0 0 1 RReiids rf 4 110 CRenIds ss reported Friday that eight fans were taken into custody Sahinlav, Aug. W Golf on the 7,1X yard, par-70 Firestone Greg Liter and Elston Rldgle, defensive ments this year and seven events in 1986 when he joined 4 110 Bream 1b 40 10 and charged following Wednesday night’s riots which New England at Minnesota, 3 p.m. Country Club course: ends; Del Rodgers, running bock; Brswsrs 1. Twins 0 Scott p 3000 LVIlrec 4 12 1 Washington at Tampa Bov, 7 p.m. Curtis Strange 70-46— 136 ploced Oerrick Crawford, wide receiver; the over-50 circuit, was 3-under after five holes and Waling ph 1000 Pedriouss 3 0 10 Inlsnd Ashing sdvlssry marred the Cup of Italy soccer match between the local Miami at Philadelphia, 7 : » p.m. matched par the rest of the way. Walkp 3 111 Fred Wodsworth 71-47— IX Anthony Holyfleld and Kevin Llllv, defen­ Field personnel of the Department of team and visiting Bologna. Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Paul Azinger 49 49 IX sive ends; Sam Kennedy and Fred Al Chandler, Bill Collins and Don Massengale were MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE U n d X 0000 anctnnotl at Green Bov, • p.m. Totals X282 Totals M41I 4 Environmental Protection report good The youths, fans of Bologna, face charges of causing Bobby Wadkins 44-74-1X Smoll, llnebockers; Sean Thomas, cor- ■brhM obrhM trout fishing at Crystal Lake, Masha- Cleveland at Atlanta, 8 pm. Joy Haas 7364— 1 » nerbock; and Chuck Thomas, guard, on one stroke back at 70, with six players at 71. Bush rf 4 0 0 0 Malltrdh 4000 damages and resisting police. Twenty-five people, Buffalo at Kansas City, 8:X p.m. Gogness 881 888 881-4 paug Lake, Long Pond, Beach Pond, Don Pohl 7267— 1 » Inlured reserve. 4 0 10 Yountet 4 1 2 0 Wllllmontlc River, Notchoug River, including five policemen, were injured during the riots Houston at Indianapolis, 8:X p.m. Greg Norman 70-49— IX Puckett cf 4000 Braggs rf 4 0 10 F lltskursh 810 ggg x « —4 New York Jets at New York Giants, 9 HOCKEY ...... Hrbeklb Ashby reachod on catcher's Inter- Xlm an River, East Twin Lake, Tyler which erupted during and after the match. Ooyls Love III 4S-72— 140 Sampson’s wife wants a divorce 2010 Monnngrf 0000 fwfwncw. Itake and Candlewood where many p.m. 47-73— 140 Nottenot Hockey League . . (kieltl3b 3000 Brock 1b 3011 Denver at Los Angeles Roms, 10 p.m. TORONTO A4APLE LEAFS— Signed Larkin dh (tamo Winning RBI — Walk (1). three to six pound trout were taken 72-49—141 HOUSTON — O lebrity attorney Marvin Mitcbelson 2000 Surtioflc 2000 trolling. Fair conditions were reported Ssadsyp Aug> 90 Rick Fehr ^ 7269^-141 Luke Richardson, defenseman, to a multi­ Bmnsky If 20 00 Sveumss 3 000 E— GItavis, Lavolllere, VonSlyke. DP— Los Angeles Raiders at Dallas, B p.m. year controct. has been hired by the pregnant wife of Houston Rockets Lmbrdz 3b Hoigto^, PttM ur^ Z LOB— Houston 7, on the Formington River. Scott Simpson 71-70— 141 2000 Riles 3b 3010 Lorgemouth boss fishing has been Monday, Aug. 31 Fulton Allem 71-70— 141 SOCCER ...... forward Ralph Sampson to handle her possible divorce Butera c 2000 Felder If 3010 Rttsburgh 6. 2B-^ngelosl. 38— Doran, lio and Television Smallyph C o n o id s . SB— RReynolds (13), GYoung excellent at East Twin Lake, Candle- St. Louis at Chicogo, 8 p.m. Mac 0'(3rndy 4972— 141 Malor indoor Soccer League . from the athlete. 1000 JCastlll 2b 3000 wood Lake In the weeds and Lake Scott Hoch 70-71— 141 MINNESOTA STRIKERS-Rred Chris Mitcbelson was hired by Alieze Dial, who married Laudnerc 0000 Lllllnonoh. (taod largemouth boss fish­ Fred Couples 70-71— 141 Wright, general mondger. Totali MSIO Tetoti 29 I 8 1 - I . - . - M RERBBSO Sampson about eight months ago and is now five ing Is Indicated at Quoddick Reservoir, Lorry Mize 47-74— 141 ST. LOUIS STEAMERS-SIgfwd Tony Eoglevllle Lake, Lake Saltonstall and TODAY Mike Harwood 71-71— 142 Bellinger, defensemen, to a two-year months pregnant. The Houston Post reported. S<^,L.13-1P 8 11 4 4 0 5 MNwoukee S88 881 88a— 1 MTlSOUiSll Beachdale Pond. Smallmouth boss 1 p.m. — Tennis; Hamlet Challenge, ESPN. G o lf Lorry Nelson 4973— 142 contract. Mitcbelson said he has met with Sampson’s represen­ w alk WA-2 71-3 7 1 1 2 4 fishing Isexcellent on Candlewood Lake 1 p.m. — Soccer: UConn vs. Seton Hall (exhibition), Mike Hulbert 48-74—142 Game Winning RBI — Brock (6). and Lake Lllllnonah where they are Payne Stewart 72-71— 143 COLLEGE .... tatives and wilt explore reconciliation efforts over the E— Butera. DP— Milwaukee 3. LOB— (tatt S,5 19311001 WHUS (91.7 FM) FLORIOA SOUTHERN— Named Gordon U m p ir e s — Home, DeMuth; Rrst, ranging from four pounds and up. 7370— 143 next few days. Minnesota 3, Milwaukee 5. 2B— Brock. Colebrook Reservoir, Bashan Lake, 1 p.m. — Golf; World Series of Golf, Channel 3. Ernie Gonzalez 7370— 143 Gibbons assistant men's baskelboll coach. SB— Larkin (1), Felder (X ), Yount (13), Morsh; Second, Pulll; Third, HIrschbeefc. KEUKA— Named Bob (3uy women's "The possibility of reconciliation is still open,” he T — 2:27. A— 11,917. Lake Coventry, Shetucket River and the 1:15 p.m. — Braves at Cardinals, Oiannel 30. U.S. Amatour Championship Dave Barr 7370— 143 ______MEBEBBSO Connecticut River and Its coves provide Ray Floyd 72-71— 143 volleyball coach; Kris Jensen women's said. "In any potential divorce case, I always explore imimmxvni soccer coach, and Al Beeler sports good smallmouth bass fishing. 1:20 p.m. — Red Sox at Indians. NESN, W’TIC. Tom Kite 70-73-143 reconciliation first. I prefer to go in stressing the Straker L 6 ^ 7 6 1112 Pickerel fishing Is fair at Rogers 3 p.m. — World Championship of women’s golf, JUPITER, Flo. (AP) — Results Friday Corey Pavin 71-73—144 Information director. Berenguer 1 0 0 0 0 2 Cubs 8. Rsds 5 positive.” Mllemukee Loke, Amos Lake and Lake of Isles. ESPN from match ploy at the 87th United (Seorge Bums 71-73— 144 Pike fishing Is fair on the Connecticut Stales Amateur CTramplonshlp, at the Mark McCumber 70-74—144 Sampson’s agent. Gene Perry, said he hopes the Boslo WA-S 9 2 0 0 3 8 CHICAGO CINCINNA-n River at Its coves. 3 p.m. — Patriots at Vikings, Channel 3. 6479^yard, por-72 Hills Course at Jupiter AAark C2llcavecchla 70-74— 144 HBP--Larkln by Boslo. OkrhM troubles can “ can be settled quietly and quickly.” Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrst, Meriwe­ ObrhM Kokanee fishing Is excellent at East 4 p.m. — ’Track: World ’Track and Field Champion­ HlllsClub: Keith Clearwater 70.74—144 flockey DMrtnz cf 4 0 2 1 Daniels If 3020 Twin Lake at night, at a depth at 26-X Second Round Rodger Davis 70-74— 144 Sampson has been working out this summer on the ther; Second, Barnett; Third, Kosc Trillo 1b 1111 ships, Channel 30. T— 2:09. A— 2Z441. TJonesIf 2 100 feet and many fourteen to fifteen and a Scott Gump, Merritt Island, Ra., del. D.A. Welbring 48-76— 144 University of Virginia campus. SndbrgX 5 111 Larkin ss 0000 quarter Inch fish have been reported. y 4 p.tnf— Little League World Series championship Lenny Mottloce, Ponte Vedra, Ra., 1 up. Ben Crenshaw 7372— 145 Sampson and Dial were secretly married in Houston Durhm 1b 4 0 10 DCncpcX 6000 Fishing for panfIsh II excellent area- John O'Neill, Arcadia, Calif., def. Mark Gene Sauers 7i-74_i4s gam^Channels 8, 40. by a justice of the peace last Dec. 3, 1986. Sampson Sndbrg ph 10 0 0 EDovIscf 4 13 0 wide particularly at East Twin Lake. 4 p.m. — Mariners at Yankees, Oiannel 11, WPOP. Leettow, Sarasota, Ra., 2 and 1. Jumbo OzakI 71-74— 145 U.S. 4, Finland 1 Roysis 9. Whits 8sx 3 LSmIth p 00 0 0 ONelllrf 3 000 White catfish fishing Is good on the Harry Rudolph III, La Jolla, Calif., def. J.C. Snead 7075— 145 failed to show for a formal wedding ceremony last Dowsonrf 5 0 2 2 B ellX 4 12 3 Connecticut River and Is coves. Calico 5 p.m. — Horse Racing; Arlington-Washington Tom Knapp, West Palm Beach, Fla., 4 Johnny Miller 7075— 145 month in Anniston, Ala. Polmeir If 3 12 1 BDIozc 40 11 bass fishing Is good at pachaug Pond, Futurity, ESPN. Lonnv Wodklns 76-70— 146 Rntand g g i KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Dayettif 2 0 10 Esasky 1b 5 0 10 and Yellow Perch tishing Is good at Chris Webb, Shreveport, La., def. Mike ISOO AokI 72-74— 144 ObrhM OkrhM MorIndX 5000 SHIwllX 5 110 Rogers Lake. 5 p.m. — Boxing; Lloyd Honeyghan vs. Gene United States 8 1 s ~ i Wilson cf 4 0 11 Redusif Gregor, Philadelphia, 3 and 2. Robert Wrenn 7372— 147 Rrst Period— None. Penaltles-Makela, Maleeva sisters to meet on court 4 0 2 1 JDovIs c 5 0 0 0 RRobnsnp 2 0 11 Hatcher, WBC-IBF welterweight championship, Thomas Dyer, Melrose, Moss., def. Bob Bob Lendzion 7376-^152 Bosley If 10 0 0 Keedy3b 5000 Dunstonss 3 2 2 0 Colins ph Rn (roughing), 1:34; Housley, USA (rough- Seltzer 3b 6 23 0 Baines dh 0 10 0 FNN/Score. Lewis Jr., Warren, Ohio, 5 and 3 Don Pooley 72-WD Ing), 1:34; Juttia, Rn (holding), 3:09; MAHWAH, N.J. — Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria 5000 Quinons ss 0 0 0 0 RAArphyp 0000 Com peting by fleehllght Eric Rebmonn, Plantation, Ro., def. Brett lb 5 2 2 0 Caldern rf 3 120 Sutdlfte p 2 0 0 0 FWIIImsp 8 p.m. — Canada Cup: USSR vs. Sweden, Nylund, USA (high-sticking), 5:52; Tlk- upset top-seeded Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia Trtobllrf 4 2 2 2 GWalkr 1b 0000 Leslie Ellis, Tupelo, Miss., 4 and 3 kwen, Rn (roughing), 15:10; Carpenter, 4 0 0 0 DIRno p 0 0 0 0 Prkerph 1000 When Bob Mathias of the United Sportschannel. Joy Slgd, Berwyn, Pa., def. Kevin Friday night, and will face her older sister, Maneula, in FWhlte2b 4 113 Rskc 4 12 0 Bailer p 0 0 0 0 Franco p 0000 Johnson, Pembroke, Moss., 3 and 3 USA (roughing),15:10. Pecata2b 0000 KWIImscf 2 000 States won the decathlon in the 1948 9 p.m. — Jets at Giants, Channel 30. Second Perlod-1, United States, LaFbn- a semifinal match at the $150,000 United Jersey Bank Dernier cf 2 12 0 Fracnaph 1000 David White, Conroe, Texas, def. LSmIthdh 3 2 11 H IIIX 2 111 Totals 42 614 6 Totals X511 5 Olympics, he competed in the George Zahringer III, New York, N.Y., 19 Transactions talnel (Broten),9:17. Penalties— Otto, USA Classic women’s tennis tournament at Ramapo BJacksn If 5 0 0 0 AAonrla 2b 402 1 (hooking), :»,- Siren, Rn (holding), 4:57; javelin at twilight and in rain. hol6$. RoJonsss 50 11 (iulllen ss 4 0 10 CMrago 018 ON M3 1-6 SUNDAY Chellos, USA (hIgh-stIckIng), 11:04; Hous- College. LOwenc 30 2 1 Officials held flashlights on the i p.m. — College football: NCAA Kickoff Classic, Miles McConnell, Tampa, Fla., def. Ted Ctadonoll 811 8N X I g-S Tryba, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1 up. l«v. USA (hooking), 13:41; Fhoser, USA Katerina Maleeva, who is unseeded, scored two TehMs 48 913 9 Totals 37 3103 (tame Winning RBI — Sandberg (9). area so he could see what he was Iowa vs. Tennessee, Channels 8, 40. Keith Harris, Baytown, Texos, def. Tom b a s e b a l l .... (Interference), 18:08. service breaks in each set to beat Sukova, 6-2,6-3, in a AMERICAN LEAGUE . . Third Period— Z United States, LoFon- E— Sutcllfta. DP— Clndnnatt 1. LOB— doing. 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Indians, Channels 30, 38, Cole, Fremont, Calif., 6 and 5. quarterfinal at an indoor court in Upper Saddle River, Kansas City iw li# 410-9 Chloaga 11, andnnolt 1Z 2B— Durham, Bill AAoyfalr, Phoenix, Ariz., def. Rob­ O AK LAN D A TH L E TIC S — Activated talne 2 (Suter, Housley), 4:57. 3 United aucage ox m 128-3 Stillwell, DAtartInez. HR— Palmeira (9), W ire . ert Young Jr., Atlanta, (ki., 19 holes. Tony Phillips, second baseman, from the States, Presley 1 (Suter), 7:31. 4, United where two of Friday’s matches were held because of (tame Winning RBI — TartabuH (15). BHI 110). SB— Palmeiro (1), TJones (8). 1:30 p.m. — Mariners at Yankees, Channels 11, 26, Matthew Potter, Lakewood, Colo., def., 21-doy disabled list. Sent Rick Rodriguez, Stata, Mullen 1 (Ramsey),17:49.5,Rnland, E— Guillen. DP— Oilcogo 1. LOB— Kan­ ’The Pac 10 Conference supplied pitcher, outright to Modesto of the Jutlla 1 (Helmlnen), 18:29. Penalties— rain. fOovrt 3(48), ONelll (3), Dernier (15). Keyin Troyer, Grand Blanc, Minn., 19 Sukova, ranked sixth in the world compared to sas City 12, Chicago 9. 2B— Redus, Tarta- 5— SUtClIffW. the largest group of players se­ WPOP hokNi. Californio League. Kurri, Rn (roughing), 7:31; Ruutu, Rn bull, FWhIte, Rsk, Manrloue. HR— Torto- 3 p.m. — Track:p.World Track and Field Champion­ Pacific Ceosf League . . JhoJding), 8:18; Presley, US (slashing), Katerina Maleeva’s No. 19, double-faulted at match IP H R RR BB so lected in the 1987 NFL draft, a total Nicholas DeKock, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, bull (23). SB— LSmIth (6), Seltzer (9), Chlcooe of 45. def. Nolan Henke, R . Myers, Ra., 1 up. TUSCON TOROS— Suspended Bert 13:a,- Siren, Rn (holding), 15:47. Redus (40). Sutdlfte 71-3 10 4 4 4 5 ships, Channel 30. Pena, third baseman, for the remainder of .Shots on gool— Rnlond 4-11-8— 23. United point. 4 p.m. — Golf: World Series of Golf, Channel 3. Robert McNamara, Frankfort, Ky., def. “ It was a very close match, closer fhan the scores,” IP H R EE BB SO DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Dudley Hart, North Bay VUloge, Ra., 4 theseoson. Stcrtesll-8-21— 40. Kansas City Bailer 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 4 p.m. — Tennis: Hamlet Challenge, ESPN. and 3. X Opportunifles-Finland 0 of said the 18-year-old Maleeva. “ Helena depends on her Lefarndt W,139 8 10 3 3 2 6 LSmIth W6-7 2 1113 3 4 p.m. — Mets at Giants, Channel 9, WLIS. Stephen Ford, Melbourne, Ro., def. Al­ BASKETBALL . . . 6;UnltedStates0of5. serve and it was off tonight.” Qulsnbrv 1 0 0 0 0 1 Onctanah EMERGENCY len Doyle, LoGronge, G a ^l up. Centlnenlal Boskitboll Assocloflen . Goalies— Rnlond, Tokko (40 shots-X Oilc0M RRoMnson 7 6 2 2 2 4 Fire — PdIIcb — Medical 4:30 p.m. — Golf: U.S. Amateur Championship, Vance Whicker, Greensboro, N.C., def. ROCKFORDLIGHTNING— Traded soves).Unlted Slates, Manuela Maleeva, the third seed, broke away from a LaPoint L,2-2 61-3 9 7 7 4 3 RMurphy 93 1 0 0 0 0 Brook Steppe, guord, to the Pensacola Vonblesbrouck 4-4 tie in the first set and went on to beat eighth-seeded Allen 2 93 4 2 2 3 2 Channels 8, 40. Bob HefMman, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 4 (2322). f^llllams 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Op m .— Golf: World Championship of Women’s golf, Tornados for theirfirstpick IntheCIncInnotl Raffaella Reggi, of Italy, 6-4,6-3. Manuela Maleeva, 20, HBP— LSmIth by Allen. Franco L.7-5 2 7 4 4 2 1 DIAL 911 "*** Third Round dispersal draft; acquired Rickey Brown, A ftjjM Umpires— Home, Young; Rrst, Shu- Umpires— Home, C.WIIIIoms; Rrst, ESPN. Gump def. O’Neill, 7 and A forward, from Pensacola fer future consid­ RtftoTM^-Don Kohortkl. Untsmtiv-lion is ranked 10th in the world and has not dropped a set in lock; Second, Clark; Third, McOelland. Quick; Second, Halllon; Third, KIbler. In Manchester 8 p.m. — Raiders at Cowboys, ESPN. WObb def. Rudolph, 19 holes. erations. RnorJohn D'Amico. five meetings with her sister. T -3 :0 Z A— 13,484. T — 3:43. A— X.223. ■ i : I > ) ' ; i- , Scoreboaid Cal Ripkin says

74103 4 batting slump 1$ MWIIIIoms Tex 81 44 S c to td a L A 3S4 .X X 5 X .240 is going H udson N Y 114 105 40 82 9 GW Mson F h l 4 X 50 123 12 41 .2 » Baseball Clemens Bsn 214194 49170 13 AOorrbon PM .IX 41 92 9 M 9^ Sobrhon KC 201 109 39120 14 CAOorMntzSD 3 X U 91 11 57 .2 0 IMorrIs D d 197 142 41 151 15 Sax L A 400 59 IX 3 34 .243 on its way out Rlohettl NY 39 57 4 fishing 75 77 SIwIbv L A 350 X 9? 10 M .2 0 Clancy Tor 191 183 44 140 11 1 B o n d i PM 4 X n 114 22 51 .281 Stewart Ook Ma|tr LngiM iviragn 194 144 78144 17 AAorotand O il 457 a 119 23 73 .240 BALTIMORE (AP) — Cal Ripken Jr. has not taken a R hoden N Y 171 171 40103 15 RTtiooion SF 3 X f t 09 0 37 .250 WATERFORD (AP) - One day C rim M il 107 109 32 44 5 Jeftanon SD 3 X 47 7 day off since 1982, so it was only natural he wanted to Cemewe M reeeli I le f Tbendov M W Itt C o l 109 104 72151 15 X ^ 758 after being fired as manager of the P a r k w CIn 494 49 177 22 82 .256 work his way out of a slump. L o n g C h i 140 133 24 45 8 G D o v N H tn , A«miCAN LEAGUE G u ld iv N Y 104 103 450 B 117 21 71 .255 So, instead of resting, the Baltimore shortstop took 32 04 3 JD o v Is O il 344 53 93 headed to Long Island Sound on TRAM EATTINO Schmidt Bit 124 120 24 7010 17 41 .255 SMIwII CIn 3 X X m 4 32 .254 extra batting practice before the Orioles opened a Friday to go fishing. AE R HHRREIPct DJackson KC 100 147 03 129 71 Stubbs L A B oston Tonona Det 332 X 01 15 44 .244 homestand Thursday night. 4344 471 1209 143 430 .278 182175 4911913 V ir g il AM 337 Gardner, who lives in Waterford D e tro it 4411 724 1217 104 402 .274 S lle b T o r 151 137 44 95 13 X 02 23 57 .243 Then, fighting a S-for-21 slide and a .197 average for MMvwnikee Parrish Ptil 379 .37 91 14 55 .240 on Connecticut’s coaA, had nothing 4420 492 1214 134 440 .274 Wlllmson Bit 101 90 33 41 7 C D ovIs S F his 32 previous games, Ripken had a double and a Se attle 42S5 583 1153 125 552 .271 Ontiveros Ook 115 IDS 433 47 103 10 64 .238 but kind words for the Royals. 38 82 7 C o r ttr N Y 404 47 T o ro n to 4308 459 1181 170 421 .249 Langston Sea 214 100 84 199 14 1 W 17 66 .238 three-run homer as the Orioles defeated the California - He seemed resigned that he bad T e x a s 4304 479 1102 141 435 .249 Jo h n N Y L a rk in CIn MO 50 80 1 27 .235 Angels 9-5. 130 147 35 44 11 Temolotn SD 395 been ousted from yet another O a k la n d 4340 442 1143 145 425 .243 B lo c k K C 95104 27 44 5 X » 2 31 .225 Kansas City “I swung the bat well in extra BP and well in regular 4297 543 1120 130 515 .243 tkirst Bsn 203 195 59 147 14 manager’s job. The Minnesota M in n e so ta 4349 440 1139 159 595 .242 Boddicker Bit 180 144 44 122 9 BP." Ripken said, “solfeitgoodcomingintothegame. C le v e la n d N^ONAL LEAGUE ’Twins fired him during the 1985 4404 572 1144 144 532 .240 Dotson Chi 194 181 77 108 10 V TEAM PITCHING When you have one fall in early, it gives you confidence season. N ew Y o rk 4293 425 1110 140 594 .240 Balles Cle 109 123 B a ltim o re 42 41 6 ( e r a h m b b s o 9 m> s a and relaxes you for the next at-bat." 4447 410 1153 185 504 .259 FToser Col 133 114 53 71 7 H ouston 3.74 1047 472 409 914 12 20 ‘T m going fishing... for anything C h ico o o 4302 572 1083 139 537 .252 H ough T ex 219 188 Sn Frn e se Did that mean he was ready to declare the slump a C a lifo rn ia 90 172 14 ' 3.801134 <90 434 440 7 32 that bites," a quiet-spoken Gardner 4371 590 1093 130 557 .250 Musseimn Tor 74 42 43 47 10 . Los Arrgls 3.W 1114 401 455 072 7 21 thing of the past? said when reached by tele^one. \ i / / INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hlguero MU 203 200 44 191 13 ' N ew Y o rk 325 o r m a r t a t bats. 3.971134 499 404 774 4 39 "You're always cautious about things like that,” he W egm an MU 182 190 37 84 8 11 AAontreol 3.991131 494 340 741 0 35 Gardner led the team to first AB R H HR RBI Pct Guetermn Seo S tL o u ls said, ‘T d just as soon savor the couple of hits and my AAolltor M il 92 103 20 33 9 . <11 1185 534 427 444 4 39 place in the American League West 327 77 120 11 57 .347 Gublczo KC 183 175 94121 9 1. Phllodelbh4.71 1145 534 454 454 5 contribution to the game.” B oo n s B sn 474 97 173 21 75 .345 Cerultl Tor Pittsburgh during the first half of the season, Seltzer KC 124 113 45 73 10 : 4.451105 557 441 490 9 The slump had been getting to Ripken, who turned 27 499 02 144 12 45 . 333 B W Itt T ex 104 70 I San D ieg o but the team has played poorly Atatttnolv NY 104 119 7 4.491009 554 47S 400 7 on Monday. 421 73 139 23 83 .330 DeLeon Chi 154 135 80101 7 11 CIncIntKilt 4.501204 571 374 099 4 recently. Before Friday’s games, it DwEvans Bsn 434 07 142 X 104 .327 Terrell Del 185 197 74 112 10 11 C h ico o o < 2 ’ I « 544 509 797 4 “I haven't been a real happy person," he conceded. Trammll Oet 442 02 ISO 20 82 .325 Atherton Min A llo n lo was three games behind the front­ Sheets Bit 44 43 25 44 4 i 4.581190 571 437 443 3 "Individual stats are a part of the game. You don’t 342 59 110 24 77 “ .322 Sutton Col 155 154 35 78 8 1( running Twins at the time of his T a U e r C le 477 42 152 10 75 .319 Bannister Chi mind a slump here and there if the team is going well. Femndz Tor 144 172 41 75 9 It tiring. 478 75 152 5 so .310 K in g D et 98 80 50 72 4 I INDIVIDUAL PITCHH8G "But if you lose a few games and you think you didn’t Puckett Min 494 75 157 17 71 .310 CYoung Oak 8 or more decisions. Gardner said he wasn’t surprised ADavIs Seo 157 151 31 94 11 4 contribute the way you could have! that bothers you A P photo 440 48 142 21 75 .317 Blyleven Min 204 203 75 148 12 1C IP H BB SO W L ERA to be fired, "not the way the club Pponeo Cle 402 70 127 7 42 .314 Condlorlo Cal Franco CIn 47 59 19 47 7 4 214 more than the slump." Y o u n t M il 101 110 19 44 7 5 was swinging." He brushed off Wang Chih-Kwou, Taiwan Little League 494 75 155 14 75 .314 AAorgon Sea 147192 42 48 1014 Davley StL 40 37 23 S3 0 4 225 Although his .255 average is his lowest after the RandoiDh NY 324 72 102 4 47 .313 Stroker Min LSm U h C h i 40 44 23 34 3 7 251 comments made by the Royals new G B e ll T o r 114115 49 54 4 8 All-Star break since his Rookie of the Year season of pitcher, is congratulated by a teammate 474 90 140 39 109 .311 Rosmusn NY 144 145 55 89 9 7 Hershlser LA 2M190 401541312 247 manager that the Fletcher Tex 478 44 144 S3 .301 CandlottI Cle 154 144 71 79 413 Reuschel SF 184140 35 07 9 4 249 1982. Ripken is more than holding his own with the team wasn’t playing aggresively on after hitting a solo in Friday’s Butter Cle 397 45 110 » .297 Russell Tex WOrrell StL OBrIen Tex 75 09 44 44 4 4 74 74 27 71 6 4 270 sixth-place Orioles. offense. sixth game of the Little League World 454 73 13S » 75 ,297 W inn C h i 70 82 57 38 4 5 Andersen Htn 01 44 34 7S 0 4 279 Lansfbrd Oak 437 71 1 » 15 59 .295 Frailer Min D unne P it In addition to playing well at shortstop, he has 23 B ro c k M il 71 44 43 52 5 5 114100 47 54 0 5 200 “We had guys steal bases.... We Series. Taiwan beat the Dominican 3 » 6* 117 12 44 .293 JNIekro Min 124 120 57 73 R ya n H tn 155111 40197 513 290 homers and leads the Orioles with 83 RBI, two more Le m o n O et 341 41 100 14 4 1 0 didn’t bit that much. I don’t swing 42 .293 M M o o re S e a 179 210 40 90 4 1 4 (jorrelts SF 94 45 47 12211 than his 1986 total. Republic, 4-0. Calderon Chi 419 70 122 21 44 .291 H o rris T ex T ro u t C h i the bats for them," Gardner said. Polonki Oak 107 123 39 90 5 9 7S 72 27 32 4 3 200 340 <0 99 3 43 .291 Sco tt H tn 194 151 4319B13 9 202 For the fifth consecutive season, he likely will lead Gardner, who just turned 60. said Jacoby Cle 440 57 130 24 52 .290 (rooden NY Trtabll KC 123114 37 9311 4 207 all major league shortstops in homers and RBI. he has no plans for the remainder of 452 45 131 22 44 .290 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tekulve Phi 03 77 22 47 4 4 213 Joyner Cal 433 73 125 2S 92 .209 TEAM BATTING JRoblnson PM But it's the batting average, 34 points below his the season, and as of Friday, had Sheridan Oet im 7S 49 03 7 0 214 Taiwan vs. U.S. 340 54 104 4 44 .209 , M R HHRRBIPctW elch L A 19B144 7415411 8 223 career norm, that gnaws at Ripken and causes him to not been contacted by any other PBradley Sea 4SB 77 132 12 52 .200 S ILou lS 4330 473 1185 81 431 .273 DRobIson SF (julllen O il 04 00 30 44 0 4 234 say: “I do not consider myself a .250 hitter.” teams about a job. 441 57 132 1 35 .204 JJew Y o rk 4340 439 1177 153 595 .271 Leo ch N Y 109114 34 4410 1 229 R ic e B sn 344 SO 99 10 53 .204 O l lc m 4309 594 1182 181 544 .249 Martinez Mon “In some respects. I’ve had a little tough luck," he ’’’They (the Royals) talked about H rb e k M in 100 95 31 54 7 2 241 Mutual Fans in Littie League 409 75 114 31 77 .204 M o n t m l 4208 583 1154 97 549 .249 Dravecky SF 152144 53112 7 9 243 said, “but that’s no excuse. I really haven’t swung the next year, probably scouting,” Quinones Sea 305 43 109 10 44 .203 Son D ieg o 4244 532 1122 02 490 .244 RMurphy CIn (3 74 29 01 4 5 240 bat well over a long period of time. When you’re Gardner said. Baines Chi 303 40 100 17 73 .202 C l n c l r ^ 4374 431 1150 153 400 .243 Homoker SF 131 122 44 05 0 9 249 swinging well, you drive the ball past the inheld and Seattle Seahawk Brian Boawoth admires the hair cut of AAurray Bit 400 70 137 20 02 .201 P hU odelp hIo 4313 581 1125 141 549 .261 Darwin Htn 174 149 57 123 0 0 252 But he’s willing to hear offers N o k e s O et P lfls tw rg h 4327 549 1129 103 519 .261 create your own luck.” WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) — Wang Chih-Kwou hit 3S7 S3 100 23- 47 .200 PorreM Mon 40 37 22 44 4 5 254 eight-year-old Scott Bell, who watched the team practice from any team, saying that after 44 W ilso n K C 470 7S 131 3 14 .279 A U o n ta 4249 403 1109 125 540 .240 F m d e z N Y 132109 5411410 7 255 Thursday night’s game was the 892nd in a row for an eighth-inning home run to break a scoreless tie and Buckner Cal 371 30 103 ,4 55 .270 H o u ^ 4305 520 1112 100 490 .250 Sutcliffe Chi in Kirkland, Wash., Thursday. The Seahawks faced the years in professional baseball he’s Gibson Oet 177144 0413215 4 271 Ripken, three shy of the streak compiled by Stan threw a two-hitter as Hua Lian, Taiwan, defeated 301 74 104 10 44 .278 ^ n F ra n c is c o 4434 597 1138 155 555 .257 C o x S IL 149144 53 9 4 274 Detroit Lions in a preseason game Friday night at the not about to leave a business he Reynolds Sea 407 SS 113 1 24 .278 L o s A n g e le s 4317 480 1009 104 457 252 Horton StL Musial who stands No. 6 on the all-time list, and his Moca, Dominican Republic 4-0 Friday to earn a spot in W h itt T o r 104104 35 45 4 2 275 loves. 345 43 94 10 53 .270 RRoblnsonCIn 119113 34 03 4 3 277 8.143 consecutive innings is believed to be a record. Kingdome. the Little League World Series against a team from Conseco Oak 505 40 140 27 95 .277 AtagraneStL “When you’re in baseball, you B u rk s B sn 121 112 44 72 4 4 279 (California. 400 72 112 19 S2 .275 INDIVIDUAL BATTING L o C o ss S F don’t care what team (you work tncvolla Tex 455 77 125 24 75 .275 325 o r m o re o t bats. 134151 51 4311 7 202 Fu Wei-Yuan added a run-scoring double in the Mc<>wlre Oak R o w l^ P h i 104 2M 44 9014 4 203 for). If it (an offer) comes. I’ll 430 74 120 39 93 .274 AB R H HR RBI I Sebra A4on eighth, and Chu Shi-Chag followed with a two-run Barrett Bsn 4 » 51 a s ,, 2 33 .273 G w vn n SD 477 99 175 4 40 . 154155 54134 414 287 listen,” he said. W infield NY K ru k SD Dawley StL 00 82 34 43 4 7 207 homer in a game postponed Thursday evening after 451 23 82 .273 340 43 117 10 74 . Sondrsn Chi Reflecting on the Royals’ season Sierra Tex 510 04 M I - 26 92 .272 Raines Mon 398 92 132 14 40 . 113 33 OS 7 4 297 seven innings because of darkness. ZSm U h A tl 203302 71410914 7 299 Pitchers know Herzog knows best to date, Gardner said he really Bernzrd Oak 423 44 114 14 47 .270 MThmpsn Phi 422 74 130 7 30 . Browne Tex (Suerrero LA (3owns S F 150145 5511210 0 AOO couldn’t put his finger on any one Hua Lian was scheduled to play Irvine, Calif., 374 54 101 1 31 .249 429 71 140 23 40 M cD w II N Y Downing Cal 457 04 123 22 41 .249 Galarraga AAon 419 57 135 10 77 . 74 00 14 25 7 5 A03 thing that turned the season representing the United States, Saturday at 4 p.m. G a g n e M in Hatcher Htn Leffeiis SF U 02 23 51 3 5 A 09 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Bob Forsch didn’t was leading the staff with a record of 10-4. But since straining ankle ligaments and 331 45 09 4 32 .249 442 04 146 11 54 . Jackson Phi around. EDT in a nationally televised championship game M D o v Is O a k 390 51 105 20 44 .249 Sandberg Chi 395 44 123 14 40 . 90 72 40 74 3 0 AW mind that Manager Whitey Herzog placed Forsch and everyone else on the spending time on the disabled list, be has D W hIte cal M Id nd o S F Alexander AM 110115 27 44 510 A13 Taiwanese teams have a 38-2 record in World Series 515 05 130 21 75 .240 341 40 105 15 40 . P o w e r CIn him on temporary assignment in the (Ordinals staff, with the exception of gone 1-6. He has showed signs of recovery M H a ll O e 371 45 99 10 44 .247 Wdlloch Mon 447 73 144 21 106 . 144145 S3 IDS W 0 A17 bullpen even though he had the best play and have won six of the last 10 Little League GrttflnOok 434 43 114 3 KHernndz NY Y o u n g L A 54 40 17 41 5 7 A W left-handed reliever Ken Dayley, who has from the tailspin, though. In his last two 52 .244 464 70 142 13 45 . Mottiews StL championships. Moseby Tor 443 01 123 22 78 .244 P n d H n S tL 442 72 141 10 S3 154151 42 01 9 0 A21 record on the St. Louis (Ordinals pitching made a speedy comeback from elbow appearances, both losses, he gave up nine Whitaker Del 441 90 122 14 EDavIs CIn YoumonsAAon 105 94 43 05 0 4 A21 DAILY Dominican pitcher Nelson Baez struck out six and 51 .245 414 108 124 34 92 . D ra b e k PM staff. Forsch knows how good Herzog is at ligament transplant surgery last winter hits and four runs in 14 innings. Parrish Tex 435 45 115 27 00 .244 DMurphy Atl 454 90 137 35 82 . 1X123 37 04 410 A22 getUng the most out of a pitcher. walked two in his attempt to become the first pitcher to Brunonskv Min 429 70 113 27 W C Iork S F Valenzta LA 193194 95151 11 11 A24 and has the team’s best ERA, have had “Overall, holistically, I’m throwing 72 .243 422 45 124 24 47 . McCllers SD shut out a Taiwanese team in the Little League World L y n n B it 330 44 00 20 54 .240 A sh b y H tn 333 44 99 12 54 . 102 94 49104 7 7 A25 ’T il be like a utility infielder,” said their ups and downs. pretty well now,” Magrane said. "My last RENTALS Goettl Min 445 70 120 27 OSmIth StL Deshales Htn 124114 43 0310 5 A27 Series since Cody Webster of Kirkland. Wash., blanked 94 .250 472 04 140 0 46 . M D o v Is SD Forsch, who at 37 is the senior member of Tudor, who suffered a broken leg in two starts have been pretty solid. from Kennedy Bit 422 44 109 14 53 .250 Schmidt Phi 401 40 119 24 00 . 109 90 X 01 0 4 A X Cardinals. "It doesn’t make a bit of Chia-Yi-Hsien, Taiwan. 6-0 to win the 1982 H a y e s P h i « 3 49 125 19 7 2 . JMItchell NY 105110 X 53 3 5 AX April, returned a month ago and has "But pitching good is up for grabs these championship. DJames Atl 300 45 114 10 49 < Show SD -147 151 40 « 415 A X difference to me. We just want to win." struggled to regain his form, entering days. Winning. That’s all that counts." Chih-Kwou held a no-hitter through five innings and AMERICAN LEAGUE JCIork StL 385 87 113 34 102 .' P u le o AM 102 104 X n 5 4 A34 And the Cardinals have been doing that September with a 4-2 record. TEAM PITCHING DMortlnez Chi 344 58 107 8 » !' Dorllng NY 1M173 8S1X11 0 AX finished with 14 strikeouts and no walks. Heaton AAon all season, thanks in large part to Cox, the No. 2 starter, suffered a broken As for Forsch, most of his victories were , _ ERA H ER BE SO ShO SA Dawson Chi 483 73 141 42 110 ' 144 174 X 91 12 4 A X due to the team’s productive offense. The T o ro n to 3.851014 483 432 015 4 30 D o ra n H tn 504 71 147 14 49 " Ruffin Phi I X 101 55 71 W 10 A41 Herzog’s skillful use of 16 pitchers, H l H l On Thursday, Hua Lian threatened to score in the Hoffman On bone in his foot in July and missed about a fifth inning, loading the bases with one out. Buta strong Kansas City 3.901100 401 421 720 9 17 Bonilla Pit 354 43 103 12 54 ! 1X1X X 43 0 9 A41 counting utility player Jose Oquendo, who month. He, too, has been slow to rebound, 37-year-old right-hander, who will return Detroit 4.121100 517 441 740 5 25 M c O e S t L W9 41 144 9 08 KGross Phi 141 in 40 70 0 11 A41 JJo n e s SD appeared in one not-so-impressive inning and has won nine games. to the rotation ’Tuesday against the throw from Juan Delos Santos caught Pang Yu-Long C a lifo r n ia 4241142 545 404 755 7 32 (taerfcfell Atl 399 50 115 2 41 104113 X X 4 5 A41 Cincinnati Reds, carried an ERA of over trying to tag from third to end the inning. N ew Y o r k 4.291139 537 424 714 8 34 VonSlyke Pit 441 70 127 17 44 Forsch StL 140142 40 4210 4 A43 in relief. All but three have won at least The inexperienced half of the rotation, O a k la n d 4.341120 547 414 815 5 31 Webster Mon 450 75 132 11 47 .; (Jorber AM 40 X 25 44 8 9 AX five runs per game for about half of the Baez broke the no-hitter with no outs in the bottom of Coleman StL one game, but none is in the running for left-handers Greg Mathews and Joe C h lc o g o 4.441132 555 440 593 8 25 JS7 94 139 1 34 .; G ra n t SO 118IX 49 X 4 7 AX the Cy Young Award. Magrane, has- struggled. Mathews, a season. Alto onlltblo: the sixth when he grounded deep in the hole at short. 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Johnson in a month and Greg Brock drove in the HARTFORD — The man Team game’s only run with a double Friday USA Goach Bob Johnson had been said. “We needed goaltending and we got night as the Milwaukee Brewers de­ Oakland took a 2-1 lead in the fifth heavily counting on for offensive that and LaFontaine got a couple of goals." feated the Minnesota Twins 1-0. when Alfredo Griffin doubled and production in the six-team Canada Greg Gagne's one-out single in the scored on Luis Polonia’s single. Tony Cup. Pat LaFontaine, responded in — Coach Bob Johnson first and Kent Hrbek's single in the Fernandez had an RBI single for fine fashion Friday night at the seventh were the only hits allowed by Toronto in the bottom of the inning to tie Civic Center. Bosio and both runners were erased by the score, LaFontaine, who has spent his “Pat LaFontaine got us going on the board. I two of three double plays turned by the Lansford hit Stieb’s first pitch of the three-year National Hockey think we all pitched In.” Brewers. Bosio. 8-5, walked three and second inning for his 16th homer of the League career with tte New York struck out eight en route to his first season and third in the last three games. Islanders, scored Team USA’s first John Vanbiesbrouck victory since July 28. Fred McGriff doubled off the right two goals and sparked tte Ameri­ The Twins entered the game with a field wall in the third inning, moved to cans to a 4-1 victory over Team one-game lead over Oakland in the third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a Finland in the opening round of the “Every team we play Is very talented. We’ll American League West. wild pitch by Stewart. Canada Oip before a crowd of 8,5M. Earlier Friday, Bosio’s attorney The game, played under a steady rain Goaltending had been a vital have our work cut out for us.” entered an innocent plea on an assault for the first four innings, started after a issue in the survival of Team USA in and battery charge against the pitcher. 39-minute delay. the Canada Cup, but the New York — Pat LaFontaine The charge stemmed from a July 19 Rangers’ John Vanbiesbrouck per­ formed admirably against the incident in which a parking lot attendant Royals 9, White Box 3 said Bosio punched him in the nose after Finns. Vaittiesbrouck turned away side and stuffed the rebound slapshot from the left circle past the pitcher refused to pay to park. CHICAGO (AP) — Danny Tartabull 22 shots and the goal he allowed through Takko’s pads for a 2-0 lead. Takko. Minnesota starter Les St raker. 6-9. homered in the first inning for his came with l: 31 left in the game. “The second goal really helped.” Timo Jutilla scored Finland’s m n A st.: ‘'■ 'cfei'■ ^f allowed only six hits over seven innings league-leading 15th game-winning hit “There was a lot of spirit out Johnson said. “We needed that lone goal on a low wrister from the and blanked the Brewers on three hits and Charlie Leibrandt scattered 10 hits there," Johnson said. “We needed (goal) badly.” point. ' k i M through the first five innings. in eight innings, leading the Kansas City- goaltending and we got that and A member of the 1984 U.S “We played well defensively in Royals to a 9-3 victory over the Chicago LaFontaine got a couple of goals.” (Bympic team, LaFontaine knows tte neutral zone,” Johnson said. AP photo White Sox Friday night. TO say that tte first period was tte Canada Cup road doesn’t get “We didn’t give them many scoring Rangers 5, Tigers 3 any smoother. “Every team we opportunites.” Team Finland went Cincinnati Reds baserunner Dave Concepcion jumps in the air Leibrandt. 13-9, struck out six and uneventful would probably be an DETROIT (AP) — Ruben Sierra's walked two, retiring 11 consecutive overstatement. The Americans out- play is very talented,” the 22-year- O-for-6 on the power play while ^t second base to miss a throw taken between his legs by two-run homer keyed a four-run eighth batters during one stretch. The victory shot the Finns, 11-4, in the opening old said. ‘We’ll have our work cut Team USA was 0-for-S. Qhicago Cubs shortstop Shawon Dunston from the outfield inning as the Texas Rangers rallied to was Kansas City’s third straight, the 20 minutes, but they appeared out for us. We are a good defensive LaFontaine was named tte during the first inning of their National League game at beat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 Friday night last two under interim Manager John disorganized. Team Finland’s team. You have to use what you player of the game for Tbam USA. Wathan. have. It’s such a key when you have “Pat I^Fontaine got us going on Riverfront Stadium Friday night. Concepcion had gone to The Rangers trailed 3-1 when Oddibe goalie Kari Takko, who was named McDowell, leading off the eighth, With two outs in the fi rst, George Brett AP pNitO the player of tte game for his club, a hot goaltender. John m^de some the board,” Vanbiesbrouck said. “I second on a hit by teammate Eric Davis. reached on an error by Detroit first singled off Dave LaPoint. 2-2. and stopped 11 shots in the first period. key saves for us.” ihirk we all pitched in.” baseman Dave Bergman and scored on Tartabull hit his 23rd homer to put the A few minutes later. Team USA’s “In the third period, we started to Sierra’s 27th home run, a shot into the Royals ahead 2-0. Smashing pertomance Midway through the second pe­ third goal came, and it was a thing come together,” LaFontaine said. left field seats on a 2-1 pitch from Jack Willie Wilson's RBI single made it 3-0 riod, Aaron Broten centered the of beauty. Suter carried the puck “All the guys on the team are from Morris. 15-7. in the first and Lonnie Smith added puck to LaFontaine, udio fought off down the right side and forced different teams in the NHL. Nine Sandberg, Cubs hand Pete Incaviglia followed with a single another run-scoring single in the fifth. Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia walks off Jari Gronstrand, and whirlied Takko to come out. In the process, months out of the year we’re around and sent a low wrist shot Suter managed to backhand the and scored on a go-ahead double to the The Royals turned the game into a the court with the racket he smashed enemies. Every guy here is proud to center field fence by Pete O’Brien. rout with four runs in the seventh. fSvnk from 15 feet out past Takko to forge puck through Takko’s legs to wear the jersey. We want to make O’Brien moved to third on a wild pitch White doubled in a pair and Ross Jones moments earlier after being upset by Team USA into the lead, 1-0. Wayne Presley, who deposited it America proud.” Reds another defeat into the empty left side of tte net. and scored on a single by Larry Parnsh. and Larry Owen each had RBI singles. David Pate of Las Vegas Friday at the The third period belmiged to the Team U ^ outsbot Finland, 40-23. Morris, failing in a bid for his fourth In the bottom of the seventh. Gary rain-piagued Hamlet Tennis Tourna­ A goal by Joel Otto was disal­ The Americans’ next game in tte Americans. At tte 4:57 mark, Phil lowed at tte IS: 47maik b<»ause the Cubs 6, Reds 5 consecutive win. gave up five runs on Redus singled home Chicago’s first run ment in Jericho. N.Y. Lendi. the world’s Housley passed tte puck to the Cup is Monday against Sweden in eight hits in 7 1-3 innings. Despite the off Leibrandt. The White Sox added two referees ruled that Otto pushed the Hamilton, Ontario. After that they CINCINNATI (AP) — Ryne Sand­ NL Roandnp top-ranked player, lost to eighth-seeded point where Gary Suter rifled a puck in with his hands. The final e r s ’s run-scoring single with two outs loss, the Tigers maintained a narrow more in the eighth with the help of slapshot at Takko. LaFontaine will face Canada on Wednesday and doubles by Carlton Fisk and Fred Pate. USA tally came with 2:21 left in the will host the Soviet Union next in the 10th inning F rie y night scored lead over Toronto in the American came sweeping in the from the left game when Joe Hulim nailed a Bob Dernier from second base, lifting League East. Manrique. Friday at the a v ic Center. and scored on Ron Robinson’s single. Mitch Williams. 7-3, who relieved Jeff the Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory over Bell hit his 10th homer, a solo shot, in Cincinnati, the Reds' season-high sev­ Russell in the sixth, picked up the win Orioles 6, Angels 5 *Wortd*8 Fastest Human’ the third to give the Reds a 2-1 lead. with two innings of relief. Dale Mohorcic enth straight loss. The Cubs’ Dave Martinez, whoearlier BALTIMORE (AP) — Fred Lynn, Dernier singled to right and stole pitched two hitless innings lor his 16th broke an O-for-19 hitiess streak, scored save. who did not start because of a thigh second. After Manny Trillo walked, Dunston with an RBI single in the injury. hit a pinch-hit home run with one Sandberg singled to right off of John Russell, making only his second start seventh. Dunston walked and took for the Rangers, gave up three runs on out in the ninth inning Friday night, Johnson and Lewis set to take track title Franco, 7-5. . second on Sutcliffe’s sacrifice. giving the Baltimore Orioles a 6-5 Lee Smith, 4-7, pitched the final two six hits in five-plus innings. Russell struck out six of the first 10 batters he victory over the California Angels. ROME (AP) — Ben Johnson and Carl compete in the first- and second-round Coghlan, Ireland, 5,000; Rob de Cas- innings, allowing one run, one hit, three Lynn, the first batter after an Lewis he^n their quest for the title of retirement, will defend her 800 title but walks and striking out three. Cardinals 4, Braves 3 faced. heats of tte 100, Thesemifinals and final tella, Australia, marathon; Greg Fos­ not tte 400. 18-minute rain delay, hit a 3-1 pitch from “World’s Fastest Human” Saturday as are set for Sunday. Smith walked Bo Diaz with the bases ST. LOUIS (AP) — Tommy Herr hit a ter, United States, 110 hiitt hurdles; reliever Chuck Finley. 2-6, who had the second World Track and Field Also on Saturday’s program are finals Edwin Moses, United States, 400 inter­ In addition to Kratochviiova, tte loaded in the ninth to tie the score 5-5. pinch single with two outs in the ninth Athletics 3, Blue Jays 2 pitched 5 1-3 scoreless innings of relief. Championships begin. Eric Davis singled. Paul O’Neill walked inning Friday night, scoring Ozzie in the women’s marathon, and men’s mediate hurdles; Gennady Avdeyenko, women’s defending chamidons on hand Finley had pitched 17 1-3 scoreless Johnson, the powerful Canadian with shot put and 10,000 meters; early rounds Soviet Union, high jump; Sergei Bubka, are Marties Gohr, East Germany, 100; and Buddy Bell was intentionally Smith from second base and lifting St. TORONTO (AP) — Dave Stewart innings against the Orioles in his career the lightning-fast start, was ranked No. walked after a double steal to load the Louis over the 4-3, the allowed six hits in 7 2-3 innings to in the men’s 800 and women’s 100,800, Soviet Union; pole vault; Zdzislaw Tamara Bykova, Soviet Union, high before Lynn’s homer, his 21st of the 1 in the world in the 100-meter dash in 400 and 3,000; and qualifying in the Jump; Heilw D re^ler, East Germany, bases with one out. After Diaz walked on Cardinals’ third straight victory. become the major leagues’ first 18- season. Hoffman, Poland, triple jump; Imrich game winner Friday night as the 1986 — a rating that general^ qualifies a women’s high Jump and men’s javelin. Bugar. Czechoslovakia, discus; Sergey long Jump; Helena FlUngerova, C ^ a 3-1 pitch, Nick Esasky grounded into a Herr, scratched from the starting Mark Williamson. 8-8, the fourth sprinter for the revered title. fielder’s choice and Kurt Stillwell struck line-up because of an inflamed foot, hit a Oakland Athletics defeated the Toronto Lewis, an Olympic gold medalist in Litvinov, Soviet Union, hammer throw; choslovaUa, shot put; and Tiina i-iii«fc, Blue Jays 3-2. Baltimore pitcher, was tte winner, Lewis held that honor a record five four events in 1984, is among 18 men who Detlef Michel, East Germany, javelin; Finland, Javelin. out. 1-2 pitch from Gene Garber, 8-10. pitching one-third of an inning. Stewart. 18-9, struck out five and consecutive years, from 1981-85. but last won individual titles in the first World Daley Thompson, Britain, decathlon; Chicago took a 5-4 lead in the top of the Smith walked with one out and stole Baltimore took a 5-0 lead, but year slipped to third, behind Johnson M ninth on Andre Dawson’s two-run, second: After Terry Pendleton struck walked four for his llth victory in his Championships in 1983 at Helsinki, Ernesto Canto, Mexico, 20-kiIometer last 13 decisions. He is 4-0 against California tied it with two runs in the and Chidi Imoh of Nigeria. Finland, and are trying to defend in this walk; and Ronald Weigel, East Ger­ two-out single. out and Jack Clark was intentionally fifth inning and three in the sixth. Johnson has heaten Lewis four „ Shawon Dunston and pinch-hitters walked, Herr, hitting for Todd Worrell, Toronto this season. quadriennial meet. many, 50-kllometer Walk. Dennis Eckersley got the last four Doug DeClnces led off the fifth with a consecutive times over the last two Overall, Lewis won three golds four The missing 1983 winners are West Bob Dernier and Manny Trillo led off the singled to shallow left. double for California’s first hit and years and feels he has nothing to prove. ninth Witt consecutive singles. Dunston Left fielder Ken Griffey’s throw outs for his 10th save, giving Oakland a years ago, capturing the long jump in Germany’s Willi Wulbeck in the 800, narrow lead in the American League scored on Jack Fimple’s single. Brian Lewis, a slow starter with magnifi­ addition to the 100 and running on the Portugal’s Fernando Mamede in the scored, ra Trillo’s single and the Cubs arrived at the same time as the runner, Downing’s RBI single cut Baltimore’s cent mid-race acceleration, has tried to . loaded tte bases with one out before but Smith’s rolling block slide prohi­ West over Minnesota, which lost to winning United States 400-meter relay 10.000 and Poland’s Eduard Sarel in the lead to 5-2. minimize his confrontation with John­ team that set a then-world record of shot put. 1IOai«iiiiili|«cn* »«lw» Dawson singled to right, bited catcher Ozzie Virgil from fielding Milwaukee. 65 Wally Joyner hit his 28th homer to son, saying, “I don’t envy anything Ben it cleanly. With the score tied 2-2 in the sixth 37.86 seconds. Among the women, the stars of the r Bell had given Cincinnati a 4-2 lead in open the sixth, knocking out starter Johnson has. I will just try and run the The other men’s defending champions 1983 championships were Mary Decker the seventh with a two-run single to left. The Braves forced a 3-3 tie in the top of Carney Lansford led off with a double best I can.” 872-2140 against Dave Stieb, moved to third on a John Habyan. Devon White hit a two-out competing in this eight-day meet in Slaney of the United States and Jarmila Rafael Palmeiro hit a solo homer into tte ninth when Griffey hit bis 14th homer single off reliever Mike Griffin and “Ben is just trying to be the best in the tte upper deck in right field, his loth, to of the season off Worrell. 7-6, leading off long fly to right and scored on Dwayne 60,000-seat Olympic Stadium are Calvin Kratochvllova of Czechoslovakia. scored when Dick Schofield hit his ninth world in the 100 and that’s what I’m Smith, United States, 200; Bert Ca­ Slaney, gold medalist in the 1,500 and give tte Oibs a 1-0 lead in the second. the inning. Murphy’s shallow sacrifice fly to center homer, tying it 5-5. trying to do,” Lewis said. "There’s Stieb, 13-7, was the loser despite meron, Jamaica, 400; Steve Cram, 3.000 meters, is injured and not w m s M i Cincinnati tied tte score in tte bottom Atlanta scored in the eighth on James’ Baltimore had taken a 5-0 lead off nothing wrong with that.” pitching his third complete and allowing Britain, 1,500; Patriz Ilg, West Ger­ competing, while Kratochvllova, who bglf of,flieipning when SUllwell doubled RBI infield single. California starter Mike Witt after three Saturday, Johnson and Lewis will many, 3,000 steeplechase; Eamonn has returned to competition after a brief CMLCO. only five hits, three of them by Lansford innings. iiiaurhrstrr lirrah'i Mowatt is the issue for Giants vs. Jets

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