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av Susan Okula By Terence Hunt tion of a dye into the arm, and an The Associated Press The Associated Press examination of It by X-ray. The other test involves the insertion of N E W H A V E N — Negotiators for WASHINGTON - President a device, through the penis, that Southern New England Telecom­ Reagan, who has experienced can relay pictures of the bladder. munications Corp. and the Connec­ urinary tract problems dating Speakes’ announcement ended ticut Union of Telephone Workers back two decades, will go to a Navy five hours of confusion and mys­ were considering each other’s tery in the White House about G hospital Saturday for urological proposals Friday as talks for a tests, his spokesman announced Reagan’s health. contract for 9,500 workers moved Friday. Early in the day. Peter Roussel, toward deadline. A local anesthesia will be used another spokesman, left open the Workers, have authorized union for the procedures, to be done on an possibility that Reagan would leaders to call a strike at 12:01 a.m. out-patient basis at Bethe.sda Na­ undergo medical tests over the Sunday. CUTW represents opera­ val Medical Center. weekend but refused to provide tors, customer service representa­ Presidential spokesman Larry any details.

tives, technicians, secr'etaries and Speakes said doctors would be Any discussion of health matters repair personnel. "looking for some abnormality in pertaining to the president is Union spokesman Enrico Melita the urinary tract of the bladder to considered extremely sensitive said each side had exchanged see if there’s a growth, a discolora­ among Reagan’s staff because of

offers. A union telephone message tion or stone or whatever there is. N ancy Reagan’s unhappiness recorded for members Friday He said he did not know whether about coverage of the president’s morning said CUTW had reviewed the president had been experienc­ surgery last year. the company’s "amended offer” ing any pain or symptoms of Speakes said Reagan’s doctors and was planning to present a problems. " I ’m not aware of recommended that he have a test counter-proposal. anything and he told us he feels "at a convenient time" and Rea­ Melita and SNET spokesman fine," Speakes said. gan decided last Monday to cancel Mike McCann both said the talks Scrapping plans for a weekend his regular weekend trip to the would extend into Saturday, the trip to Camp David. Reagan Maryland mountain retreat. last day of the old contract. While Speakes said Reagan decided to remained at the White House McCann said the company be­ Friday and planned to deliver his have the tests done Saturday

lieved an agreement could be midday radio address on Saturday because of "the heavy schedule

reached by midnight Saturday. from the Oval Office. After the anticipated for the fall."

Melita would make no predictions. five-minute speech, he will fly by While at the hospital, .Reagan " It ’s too early to tell whether helicopter to the hospital in a also will undergo a urinalysis test there will be a strike or not or a nearby Maryland suburb. for drugs, part of his campaign to

contract or not. We’ll have to wait The president is expected back set an example in the war against and see what will happen tomor­ drug and alcohol abuse. The White at the White House the same day. row (Saturday),” Melita said. Speakes said. House said the priaalysis was

SNET, which recently changed Reagan’s physician, Dr. T. Bur­ moved up from Monday because

its corporate name from Southern ton Smith, a urologist, will super­ medication given in connection

New England Telephone, provides ■ 4- 41^/-‘Y . with the urological exam “could ■ .''4 vise the tests. cause an inaccurate result" In the most of Connecticut with telephone Although such tests often follow service. drug test. signs such as blood in the urine or McCann said customers using Herald photo by Rocha difficulty urinating, Dr. Eduardo

direct-dial services would notice Farcon, a urologist at the New Mean slice no change in service in the event of York University Medical Center, 9 a strike. However, he said custo­ said they might well be recom­ Tara Sullivan from the Manchester at Charter Oak Park Friday morning. mers that needed an operator or mended without such symptoms in Cruise ship Recreation Department looks surpris­ the services of directory informa­ The booth was part of a carnival a man of the president's age — 75 —

tion would face delays. ingly cheerful after standing at the sponsored by the recreation wh6 has had colon cancer or a Customers seeking the installa­ history of urinary tract infections. is grounded wrong end of the “Pie in the Face" booth department. tion of telephone service or the According to the White House,

repair of equipment would also Reagan’s most recent urological find longer than usual waits if a problem was a urinary tract off Aiaska ^ t r i t f ^ j ^ called, McCann said. Inflammation in 1982, discovered

He said about 4,000 SNET Renn’s Tavern is reopening; after Reagan experienced "slight

management employees would discomfort.” The president took JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A

temporarily move into operator antibiotics and the problem cruise ship with 143 passengers

>nd technical jobs in the event of a cleared up within several days, the and 60 crew members ran aground Job action. White House said. CMStomers turn bartenders near Prince of Wales Island on The union and the company have His problems date back as far as Friday, and began to list after

Agreed to not speak publicly about 1967 when Reagan was governor of taking on water, the Coast Guard By George Layng construction workers. ’n’ roll, country and western and the specific issues under discus­ California. At the time, Smith said. Herald Reporter The two decided not to c h a n ^ sion at the bargaining table. Top 40. performed a “ transuretheral pros­ The passengers and 40 crew When it announced the May 16 the name, although they have Baldyga said she’s always tatectomy” to correct an anatomi­

start of negotiations, the union said Renn’s Ta ve rn is back in made other changes, she said. wanted to own a tavern. 'T v e cal abnormality of a portion of members were evacuated to a nearby village, and no injuries its prim ary goal was to resist any business. Most noticeable is probably the always liked the barbusiness,” she Reagan’s urinary bladder called were reported, officials said. company attempt to win conces­ The Cooper Street tavern, a rear wooden bar, which has had its said. ’’I ’ve always liked dealing the "neck” and to remove about 30 sions from the previous contract. watering hole for Manchester dark stain scrubbed off and "seed-like” prostatic stones. with the people and the The Bahamian-registered North The union also said it would seek The procedure is commonly used residents for more than SO years, replaced with a lighter shade, she atmosphere.” Star, a 307-foot cruise ship, ran better employment security and has been closed this summer isaid. to clear an obstruction in the aground about a mile east of Point She said she has worked for a Improved pension and wages. because of a change in ownership. prostate region when cancer Is not Polocano on San Fernando Island, The familiar coin toss, in which number of bars in the area, 'The union and company would suspected. said Coast Guard spokesman However, the tavern will reopen both be seeking ways to reduce customers pitch their change into occasionally filling in at Renn’s “ So this has been a history with Glenn Rosenholm. That is near Monday, said Mary Baldyga, who, health care costs, the union said. cups above the bar, will remain. when the former owner, Sylvia the president,” said Speakes. " It ’s Craig, a logging community on along with her husband. Richard, Instead of nickels, though, patrons Ann Whitten, needed an extra something they keep an eye on and The union last struck SNET for is buying the tavern. The Baldy- Prince of Wales Island in Sou­ will have to throw quarters. hand. She and her husband have test for." 2.5 weeks in 1983 as part of a gas, who live on Birch Mountain theast Alaska. Baldyga said the money will also frequented the tavern. Ri­ He said the last examination was By Friday evening, the ship had national job action. This year, Road, met each other at Renn’s continue to go to the pediatric unit chard Baldyga was called Renn's during the 1982 flareup. Speakes developed a 17-degree list, and C U TW is bargaining in a way that iWo years ago. They have high of Manchester Memorial Hospital. best customer by the former stressed that Saturday’s tests are water was still flowing into the is independent of other unions due .hopes that business will be good. Anyone tossing a quarter into the owner, she said. not related to Reagan’s bout with ship. to the breakup of the Bell systetn. ' “ The neighborhood has sup­ cup will win a beer. cancer a year ago. when a "The tide has gone out. and the 'The contract reached in 1983 ported this tavern for a long time,” She said the two had talked malignant tiimor was removed ship is resting more and more on included improved job security Baldyga said Friday. Baldyga The pinball and bowling ma­ before about one day owning from his colon. its hull,” said Rosenholm. 9 layoff benefits and wage described Renn’s as “ a blue-collar chines will remain, as will the Renn’s. When the sale is complete The tests Saturday will include Two tugboats and a Coast Guard ^c re a se s of 5.5 percent in the first jukebox, she said. Customers will in late September or early Oc­ bar” that attracts a variety of an intravenous urogram and a cutter were nearby, and Rosen­ year and 1.5 percent in each of the be able to listen to a wide range of’^ tober. a reopening piarty will be jpeople, such as those who live bladder cystoscopic examination. holm said they would keep an eye two following years. ■nearby, town employees, and songs, from Glenn Miller, to rock held, Baldyga said The urogram Involves the injec­ on the grounded ship.

Highlights TODAY’S HERALD Cracks in 1-84 bridge CAMBRIDGE REPORTS

Automated Vbice Services ciose part of highway

Recently, some businesses have started using automated voice

Back in business Index B y John Gustavsen open, resulting in massive rush- Q services to do such things as lake sales orders, pertorm utility meter readings, or conduct surveys Do you feel these automated To reach a quorum that would 16 pagM , 2 BDcUDno, The Associated Press hour traffic jams on the normally congested highway that were voice services are a good idea or a bad idea’7 enable the Coventry Town Council WDDkMid Plus Magazln*

to act on a number of pending WEST HARTFORD - Authori­ expected to continue whilp repairs ties ordered a westbound lane and are performed on the West Hart­ matters, Democratic members Advice__ shoulder closed on Interstate 84 ford bridge. agreed to a Republican request ChurchBS. Friday because of cracks in two The cracks were discovered 6 Friday to postpone a controversial ClassifiBd. decision on appointing Democrat steel girders that help support a during a bridge inspection, which Comics__ bridge, highway officials said. Gubala said is periormed every - Elizabeth Paterson to the panel. two years. He said he did not know Story on page 8. Connecticut _ Robert Gubala, chief traffic Entertainment engineer for the state Department whether any flaws were mentioned in the inspection report written in Focus of Transportation, said a portion of the highway was closed because 1984. LdcbI news. "w e had the beginning of a Steel plates will be bolted over, Warm and humid Lottery____ problem, so we’re taking action so the cracks during repairs expected ObituarlBB - that it doesn’t become a problem." to take up to a week to complete, Good Idea

' Partly sunny, warm and humid Opinion — "W e're not in a situation of DOT spokesman William Keish Bad idea today, irith a 30 percent chance of danger for the public or the said. People------Don't know showers or thunderstorms. Partly bridge,” Gubala said. "Prudence A cross-section of the girder cloudy tonight with low 60 to 65. Sports. dictated that we take heavy loada resembles the capital letter H Source Survey oM^e U S adult popuiafton by Cambridge RepoMs Cambridge. MA Mostly sunny and less humid U.S./Worid off the roadway.” ' 1986 Cambridge Reports Distributed by King Features Syridicste

-Sunday. Details on page 2. Weather__ Tw o weatbound lanes were kept Please turn to page 10

t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9, 1986 — $ Vets say Challengers knock WEATHER R E A L N A M E S they’ll pay M a n y famous people aren’t known by their rdal names. Here are some examples of well-known people and their Zinsser, Fusscas Connecticut forecast real names: park debt Central, east interior and fonthwett interior: Billy the Kid WlHam H. Banner (1859-1881), Saturday, partly sunny, warm and humid, with a 30 U.S. outlaw By John Mitchell at Bolton meeting percent chance of showers or thunderstorms, high Bloody Mary Marr I (1516-1558), Herald Reporter .8 0 By George Loyng 8 in the mid-80s. Saturday night, partly cloudy, low queen of England Meotti said he will open his The co-chairman of a group that Herald Reporter 60 to 65. Sunday, mostly sunny and less humid, high Buffalo BUI MMbm Codr (1846-1917), campaign headquarters in Glas­ 80 to 85. helped develop the Vietnam Vete­ U.S. buffalo hunter, tonbury in September. He said rans Memorial Park said that the BOLTON — Democratic candi­ Coastal: Saturday, partly sunny, warm and Indian scout and showman Manchester Democratic Town humid with a 30 percent chance of showers or committee shouldn’t have trouble dates for seats currently held by Committee member Josh How- Calamity Jane Martha Jane Burlie (1852-1903), thunderstorms, high 80 to 85. Saturday night, paying money owed to the contrac­ state Sen. Carl Zinsser, R - royd will serve as his campaign U.S. frontier woman tor for work done last year. Manchester, and state Rep. J. co-chairman. The other person has partly cloudy, low 60 to 65. Sunday, mostly sunny Confucius and less humid, high 80 to 85. K’ung Fu-tzu (551b.c. - 479B.C ), "Our intention is to pay,” said Peter Fusscas. R-Marlborough. not been selected yet, but Meotti Chinese philosopher 9 0 Norihwnt hills: Saturday, partly sunny, warm Glenn Beaulieu, whose committee criticized the incumbents Friday said Gary Minor of Manchester Adolf Hitler owes $2,980 to the Andrew Ansaldi for not being familiar with their 0 0 and humid with a 30 percent chance of showers or MoN ScMcfcIgniber (1889-1917), has agreed to serve as his German dictator Co. for ground work it did to the districts’ needs. thunderstorms, high 80 to 85. Saturday night, campaign treasurer. Johnny park, formally dedicated on Mem­ “ You don’t go there (to the partly cloudy, low around 60. Sunday, mostly Chapman (1774-1845). Meotti, the majority leader on Appleseed orial Day 1985. Beaulieu said that General Assembly) just to do what the Glastonbury Town Council, sunny and less humid, high 80 to 85. U.S. apple tree planter High the group waited a year before the party leadership tells you. You said he will stress education and M a rk Twain Samuel Clemens (1835-1910). Temperatures U.S. writer paying to ensure that the work was represent the district.” said Mi­ helping the elderly during his done properly. chael Meotti of Glastonbury, who Across the nation 0. Henry campaign. He said he would work 9 0 WMam SIdner Porter (1862-1910). " I t ’s bwn long overdue as it is,” hopes to unseat Zinsser this on solving the practical problems U.S. writer November in the 4th Senatorial Heavy thunderstorms ripped through New NEA GRAPHIC Beaulieu said, adding that the faced by the district if he is elected District. “ I ’ve found a lot of people England on Friday, with tornadoes causing minor Ansaldi company has been “ very senator. FRONTS: nice about it.” don’t know who he Is.” damage in New York, Rhode Island and Michigan. Cohen said he hopes to kicY otf A Town Manager Robert Welps The 4th Senatorial District in­ his campaign efforts after Labor A tornado uprooted trees at Plum Island, N.Y., Warm.^^ Cold-^^ said that the town, which owns the cludes Manchester. Glastonbury. Day. While saying he has a lot of off the northeast tip of Long Island. In Rogers City, park land at the comer of Main and Bolton. Hebron and Columbia. support in Marlborough and He­ Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary ■ Mich., a twister destroyed a storage shed and On the Uaht Side C^enter Streets, gave the commit­ David Cohen of Hebron leveled a bron. the former Colchester first uprooted a large tree. No injuries were reported in tee authority to maintain the similar charge against Fusscas, selectmen said he Is not well known either storm. grounds. who is running for a fourth in Andover and Bolton. He said he The third tornado in two days struck near This Manchester fights, a . piggyback race, a “ If the town is going to accept two-year term in the 55th Assem­ would concentrate much of his National forecast Providence, R.I., tearing a two-mile swath of mummy wrap, bed race, and. of any facility, we would normally Herald photo by Rocha bly District. The northeast comer time in those two towns. destruction as it tore down trees and power lines. Is bedroom town course, pillow fights. • accept It after it is completed,” he Town Managor Robert B. Weiss makes a of Manchester, and all of Bolton, Bolton Democratic Town Chair­ Showers are forecast for Saturday from parts of Virginia to parts of Officials for the Guinness Book on the proposed Buckland Hiils Mali. Andover, Hebron and Marlbo­ U No injuries were reported from the twister, which said. “ We would accept responsi­ point during a news conference Friday man Henry “ Hank” Kelsey and his Florida, according to the National Weather Service. Showers are hit North Smithfield just after 11 a.m. MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) of World Records were expected bility for maintenance when the rough make up this district. wife. Rusty, have agreed to serve forecast from the Great Lakes region through the midsection of the About 20 people suffered minor injuries when a — You might call this sleepy to be on hand to see if the event contract has been paid.” “ The biggest complaint I’ve as Cohen’s field coordinators in town a bedroom community. qualifies as the world’s largest found from talking to people is that Bolton. Cohen said. A campaigh country to parts of Texas and east to North Carolina. Showers are tornado hit downtown Providence on Thursday 4bi Beaulieu, owner of the Main After all, one person in 10 makes pajama party. Pub, and a Vietnam veteran, said he’s just not too accessible and just headquarters will be opened in forecast for parts of California, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. evening, causing damage estimated in the millions of dollars. Earlier, a tornado had struck the town of pajamas. that he will raise the extra funds Town officials report on trip stays in Hartford,” Cohen said. Hebron, and he said he plans to Cumberland. So, of course, Manchester is City wins prizes through an annual amateur golf Both candidates spoke before the attend a number of town fairs this throwing a pajama party to tournament the pub sponsors. Bolton Democratic Town Commit­ fall in the five towns. Pea- and marble-size hail pelted Boston and tee Friday evening in the Com­ Medway, Mass., and Winchester, N.H., on Friday, celebrate. In Pennsy lottery He said that leftover funds would While Cohen criticized Fusscas be put into a special account set up munity Hall, and asked for com­ G “ We’ve got two major manu­ and strong winds caused damage in New London, WEST HOMESTEAD, Pa. to Chicago to see developer mittee members’ support. for not being accessible, he did not Conn. Three Boston workers were slightly injured facturers of pajamas here — so that the committee can take attack Fusscas on 'the issues (A P ) — Town officials are still better care of the park. Beaulieu Meotti charged that Zinsser did when their construction trailer overturned in the Eden Industries and Pajama because, he said, he did not know waiting to hit the jackpot, but said that the park, and others in the not hove the confidence of his high winds. Corp. of America, the oldest By John F. Kirch said. enough about Fusscas’s voting $776 for the city coffer from the area, should be manicured better. on the land. party’s leadership two years ago Heavy thunderstorms also swept through parts industry in town and 50 years old Herald Reporter While in Chicago, town officials One of Homart’s partners in the when, as ranking Republican on record. He said he plans to be this year,” said Manchester state lottery is the best they’ve briefed next week on the matter by of the southeastern states, with hail and damaging done so far. “ They’re not so quick to add visited three of the company’s project — the New York-based the Appropriations Committee, he Mayor Roy Worthington. The town will have a strong malls to get an idea of the type of House Democratic leaders. winds reported in Selma, Ala., where an airport For 20 months, borough offi­ extra help to maintain these Manchester 1-84 Associates — has was not given the Job of chairman To commemorate Pajama areas,” he said. “ They’re just influence on the type of mall built work they do. hanger and aircraft were damaged. cials and workers have each filed for a change in the CUD when the GOP became the major­ Cohen said he opposed the Corp.’s half-century of business, neglected.” in the Interstate 84 corridor, two “ I came away with a sense that ity party in 1984, In Oklahoma, lightning sparked at least two contributed $2 a month to a zoning regulations that would proposed Route 6 highway, which house fires and heavy thunderstorms prompted as well as to tie into the state’s town officials said Friday' they (the malls) are really very lower the amount of residential However, contacted Friday the state Department of Transpor­ special fund used to purchase $8 afternoon. officials to issue flood warnings in Bartlesville, Homecoming ’86 celebration, Weiss said that if the town was to much part of the community,” development required. That appli­ night by the Manchester Herald,* tation wants to build from Bolton town officials planned the pj in Lotto tickets three times a take care of the property, it “ would During a news conference at the Weinberg said. cation will come before the Plan­ Zinsser said he chose not to serve where up to 8 inches of rain had fallen by early week. Notch to Windham. Cohen said the Friday. party, ’50s dance and parade give it the same amount' of Muncipal Building, Town Manager Weiss called the 1-84 corridor ning and Zoning Commission in as Appropriations Committee expressway would harm busi­ “That’s great,” Police Chief treatment as we do other parks.” Robert B. Weiss and Mayor very important for Manchester. Showers and thunderstorms were scattered over Friday night that promised to be September. chairman because he wanted to nesses along tbe current two-lane Chester Wrobel said after he Barbara B. Weinberg said the town There is a lot of open land up there, head the Energy and Public the southern Great Lakes, the lower Mississippi the cat’s pajamas. Beaulieu said that he expects Pellegrini and other officials Route 6. About 850 people in the town of found out that West Homestead will “ choose the style and focus” of he has said, and the town wants to Utilities Committee. He called Valley, the southern and western Plains, the won $776 Wednesday by being The Fourth Annual Main Pub Golf the Buckland Hills Mall being best use it. have said that the proposed change Meotti said he did not have a 8,000 are employed at the two Toumaniient, scheduled for Sept. Meotti’s charge "absolute central Rockies and parts of the southern Plateau. one of 320 players who had picked proposed for the northwest section The proposed 750,000-square- moves the town in the direction it nonsense.” position on the issue because he pajama companies, so there will 28, to pay the remaining funds of Heavier rainfall during the six hours ending at 2 five of the six winning numbers of Manchester. foot Buckland Hills Mall would be wants to go in that area of town. “ It’s one thing being ranking had not fully studied it. likely be plenty of contestants for the estimated $80,000 project. p.m. EDT included an inch and a quarter at Little in the $1.27 million jackpot. Two “ We will participate in choosing located in a Comprehensive Urban “ Right now the mall is the member and another being chair­ the most unusual nightwear iM _ a i .Bi m ■■ t Rock, Ark.; about a half inch at Alpena, Mich., people had all six numt^rs. The $40 tickets attracted 55 the style and focus so we get a mall Development zone, which requires biggest priority.” Weinberg said. man. I just didn’t want to put up ± m . xm Blytheville Air Force Base, Ark., Paducah, Ky., contest, said Worthington. people last year, and Beaulieu that reflects Manchester’s choi­ that the development be com­ “ Housing is always a concern of with all the nonsense (of being W E D E L IV E R and Boston; and about a third of an inch at Revelers can peek at the pj’s or thinks about 70 will turn out this ces,” Weiss said. prised of 70 percent housing and 30 mine. But Ithink we have to look at Appropriations chairman).’’ other memorabilia of Bill Ha­ It you haven't received your Pellston, Mich., Victoria, Texas, and Houghton, year. He also hopes to get busi­ Both officials and Planning percent commercial. the site and see what makes, Zinsser said. He admitted that Manchester Herald by 6:30 p.m. Mich. ley’s Comets, Jerry Lee Lewis, L o tte ry nesses to sponsor each of the 18 Director Mark Pellegrini went to Although site plans for the mall sense.” another reason for moving to the weekdays or 6 a.m. Saturdays, Hot weather continued over the south Atlantic Loretta Lynn, Chubby Checker, holes for $100 a piece. CHiicago Wednesday and Thursday project show about 450 housing Weiss added that the town wants Energy and Public Utilities com­ please call your carrier. If you’re Coast and the GuH Coast, where temperatures the Drifters, Ronnie Milsap, to visit the mail’s major developer, units to be built around the mall, to get the best use of the land. mittee was because he did not unable to reach your carrier, call Partly sunny, warm and humid “ From all indications, it seems were in the 90s in Louisiana and south Texas. In Charley Pride, Reba McEntire Connecticut daily the Homart Development Corp., a the developers have said they Whether single-family housing always “ see eye to eye” with subscriber service. 647-9046, by and Buffalo Springfield, organiz­ like it’s going to be relatively subsidiary of Sears, Roebuck and would rather build more commer­ Republican leaders on certain 6:30 p m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Partly sunny, warm and humid today, with a 30 percent chance of contrast, readings were in the 60s over the upper falls in that category. Weiss said, Saturdays (or guaranteed delivery. ers said. Friday: 000 easy,” Beaulieu said. Co. Homart paid for the trip, they cial and industrial developments issues. showers or thunderstorms: high in the mid-80s. Partly cloudy tonight Great Lakes. “ is still questionable.” Officials planned to dump hay with low 60 to 65. Mostly sunny and less humid Sunday. Today’s Temperatures at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 57 Play Four: 6077 degrees at Areata, Calif., and Newport,Ore., to 106 around the town square at weather picture was drawn by Michaei McGrath of Hamlin Street, who at Needles, Calif. The morning low was 37 degrees night’s end for those who want to attends Nathan Hale School. at Truckee, Calif. stay for a slumber party, Wor­ Friday Lotto: Wheelchair crusader rolls thington said. Planned activities included pie 6-7-16-20-28-36 9 into Manchester on Friday Renn’s Tavern PEOPLE CAN YOU HELP? By John Mitchell bia, his homeland. The trip, besides bringing in Herald Reporter “ We’ve been on the road for over almost $250,000, has allowed N A M E : CYNTHIA LESLIE 16 months,” Hansen said. “ I can Hansen to meet Pope John Paul II Bond and Brenda Cruising Majorca DATE MISSING: 07/31/74 Rick Hansen moved slowly down smell the farm.” in Rome and to receive an Reopening August 11 FR O M : MESA, ARIZONA East Middle Turnpike on Friday, Hansen was left paralyzed from enthusiastic reception in China, Timothy Dalton, who’s been chosen as the The Prince and Princess of Wales cruised D O B: 02/01/59 hugging the curb just past the the waist down at 15 in a truck where people lined the roads from next actor to play James Bond, has arrived in Shady Glen Dairy Store. There was accident after returning home Beijing to Shanghai. Mediterranean waters off the Spanish island RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE (under new management) Jacksonville, Fla., to begin work on “ Brenda a determination to his steady from a fishing trip. At the time, he The trip has not been without of Majorca Friday on the royal yacht EYES: BLUE Starr.” a movie starring Brooke Shields. Fortuna with members of the Spanish and motion that carried up to his' face. believed his life was over. As his problems. Hansen battled a bout of HEIGHT: 5’6” Dalton, who was in town Thursday, is cast Greek royal families, a spokesman for the Motorists driving past too fast legs withered, however, Hansen’s tendinitis, and said the tempera­ by as Basil St. John, the mystery man in Brenda Spanish royal family said. W EIGHT: 109 LBS ^ didn’t notice. Chances are though, upper body became more muscu­ ture changes in each region have been a problem. He said he looked Starr’s life. Prince Charles, Princess Diana and sons HAIR: BROWN they did see his wheelchair. lar. The power in his arms has Hansen, 28, a world-class wheel­ enabled him to win 19 international forward to getting into Canada, Shields plays the title role in the film. William and Henry arrived in Majorca Richard & Mary Baldyga chair athlete, is on a continental wheelchair marathons. where, he said, his crusade has Dalton. 42. was chosen Wednesday by Thursday for a week’s holiday as guests of LAST SEEN: Left home with her crusade to raise money for spinal- The worldwide tour was a much support. United Artists to play Bond in the next 007 King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain. sister, Jackie Lynn, to visit chord research and to display the natural extension, said the athe- Suddenly his “ team” told film, “ The Living Daylights,” said producer Sofia’s brother, former King Constantine friends. They never made it. N o true potential of handicapped lete. “ I ’ve always been a drea­ Albert R. Broccoli. of Greece, his wife Anne-Marie and their trace o f either child. Hansen that it was time to move people. mer,” he said. “ I wanted to again, and his special blue racing three children also are vacationing at the Sponsored by McDonalds restau­ challenge myself.” Marivent Palace, the summer residence of chair with four wheels started Maybe without love rants and various oil, automobile, He said he travels an average of rolling toward the road as his the Spanish royal family just outside Palma. sporting goods and airline com­ about 60 miles per day, accompan­ biceps bulged. Heddyls Kitchen When she walks down the aisle for the panies, Hansen has logged more ied by a group of six people, eighth time next week, she will not be than 17,000 miles on his “ Man in including a cook, security man and “ There’s very little time to Featuring: marrying for love, Zsa Zsa Gabor admitted Excessive damages Motion World Tour.” Hansen said physiotherapist. He uses one set of rest,” he said, rolling his eyes. But Friday. that he still has about 7,500 more tires every 500 miles, averaging he kept going. • Pizzas • Grinders “ I like him a great deal. I ’m notin love with A Philadelphia jury’s award of nearly $1 miles to go before he reaches the about 35,000 strokes in the 10 to 12 “ It’s important to get the mes­ him,” the Hungarian-born actress said in a million to a woman who claimed a hospital end of his journey, British Colum­ hours he is on the road each day. sage out.” telephone interview with New York’s WABC brain X-ray destroyed her psychic powers N A M E : JACKIE LYNN LESLIE • Homestyie Burgers • Radio from her California home. has been overturned by a judge who called it DATE MISSING: 07/31/74 “ grossly excessive.” o ^ Gabor and Prince Frederick von Anhalt of FR O M : MESA, ARIZONA Common Pleas Judge Leon Katz also Available, o Munich are scheduled to tie the knot Aug. 14 DO B: 02/15/61 Cheney District panel has • Sandwiches • in Ontario, Calif. ordered a new trial in the case of Judith RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE Richardson Haimes, now a resident of “ This is a good man for me,” Gabor said. EYES: BLUE Clearwater, Fla., ruling that last March’s 9 "H e helps in the kitchen.... This morning we HEIGHT: 5’4 ” both cleaned the oven. ... I have the feeling, award was not based on the evidence. doubts on Forest St. plans The judge wrote in his opinion Thursday W EIGHT: 105 LBS frankly, since I’m not so madly in love, British Prime Minister Margaret HAIR: BROWN "The maybe It’ll last much longer. Because when that a jury’s verdict should not be overturned By Alex GIrelll commission takes up the question If'the commission decides the unless it results from clear error or you are madly in love, then you always screw Thatcher, herarminasiingandtwoof Associate Editor formally. changes will have no effect on the misconception. LAST SEEN: U ft home with her it up.” her fingers bandaged, leaves a William Desmond, a commis­ historial integrity of the district, no Von Anhalt’s claim to royalty was London hospital Friday after a “ In determining whether this standard is sister, Cynthia, to visit friends. Members of the Cheney Historic sion member who lives on Forest action by the Department of Place met, one cmirt remarked that when the Interior will be necessary. If the questioned Friday by the New York Post, They never made it. N o trace o f District Commission expressed Street, said the road is now used as successful operation on her right jury’s verdict causes the trial judge to lose reservations about the town’s a speedway. He said drivers will go commission decides there is an which reported that a German newspaper, either child. hand. his breath, temporarily, and causes him to plans to straighten out the curve on even faster if the curve is made effect on the district, approval by the Neue Revue, said he was born Hans- almost fall from the bench, then it is truly Forest Street just west of Main less severe. the Department of the Interior will to go, Robert Lichtenberg, son of a police Street at an informal meeting Camosci said the grade and be needed. detective. shocking to judicial conscience,” Katz Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 Sign but no shake wrote. Thursday. sight-line criteria for the project In 1980, the weekly said, he was adopted by The work involves moving the Haimes, who alleged her psychic powers The commission, which must are based on a 30-mph spe^. last surviving daughter-in-law of Kaiser British Prime Minister Margaret curved section of the road about 40 where had helped police solve crimes and locate review the plan because Forest Forest Street runs from Main Wilhelm II, Marie-Auguste von Anhalt, but Thatcher, who left the hospital on Friday feet north, increasing the width missing people, sued Temple University Street is within the Cheney His­ Street into the Cheney mill district was supposed to pay her .100,000 marks for £^er surgery on her right hand, said she can where mills are being converted to from 24 to 28 feet, and building a Hospital and Dr. Judith Hart, a Manchester Herald toric District, will consider the the title. sign documents but it would be some time apartments. Traffic is expected to concrete walk on the north side. neuroradioigist. proposal at its Sept. 4 meeting. your not “ She didn’t receive a pfennig (penny),” before she could shake hands. Four members of the 14-member increase in the area as occupants The reconstruction would extend She ciaimed that a diagnostic CAT scan USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 264 said Eduard von Anhalt, head of the family. Thatcher, 60, smiling and looking fit, left commission met on Forest Street fill the apartments. from Otis Street east for about 800 6 she received 10 years ago left her with 99 “ She got that money.” the prince was King Edward V II’s Hospital for Officers with Published dally axcepi Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Thursday afternoon with William feet. The project is one of six to be chronic and disabling headaches when she and caitaln holidays by tha Man- Commission member Mary Ann quoted as saying in response. her arm in a sling and bandages on two weekly, 46.50 lor one month, $10.25 Camosci, acting town engineer, undertaken under the federal on showl chastar Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard (or three months, $36.50 (or six Handley asked if it will be fingers. A small crowd that had gathered sought to look into either the past or the who described the plans to move Urban Systems program for which future, preventing her from continuing Place, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year. necessary to get approval for the applauded when she waved with her left Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on raiquest. the road north at the qurve and the federal government will pay 75 practice as a psychic. work from tbe federal Department hand. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: regrade it somewhat. of the Interior because the area is percent of the cost. The town and *A Life In Music’ Asked how she felt, she said, “ Fine, fine,” Send address changes to the Man­ The commission did not hold a in a historic district and federal state will split the other 25 percent. but added, “ It’s going to take a little time to chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ formal meeting because it lacked a S in g er out o f Jail chester, Conn. 06040. To place a classifled or display funds will be used to help-finance I It Russian-born violinist Nathan Mllstein has recover.” quorum. At a public hearing May 22. no 76 Cooper St. advertlsemant, or to report a news the $353,000 project. opposition was raised to the been chosen as the 1086 recipient of the “ A The British leader, who is right-handed, Singer David Crosby, imprisoned for five Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- William FitzGerald, commis­ GUARANTEED DELIVERY: II Milton Shaw, engineer of munici­ projects.! Life in Music” award, organizers announced underwent a one-hour operation Wednesday, months on narcotics and weapons charges, 2711. Office hours are 6:30 am . tbS sion (^airman, called the meeting you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. on short notice when Camosci told pal services for the state Depart­ Total estimated cost for tbe six Manchester Friday in Venice, Italy. under general anesthetic, to correct a was paroled from prison Friday and said he 0:30 p.m. weekdays or 6 am . Satur­ The 82-year-old maestro will give a recital him commission action would be ment of Transportation, said today projectsn $2.2 million. condition known as Dupuytren’s contrac­ was glad to be off drugs. day, please Mephone your carrier, Preliminary design work is ^ and accept the prize in Venice on Nov. 4, II you're unable to reach your car^ n ^ e d . that the DOT has discussed that ture. The progressive disease, sometimes “ I ’m very happy. I’m extremely happy. I being completed by the town’s organizers sajd. rler, caM subaorlbsr service at 647- The Manc haatar Hereid Is a mern- FitzGerald said he has some possibility with the State Histori­ mistaken for arthritis, pulls the little finger don’t have much to say. but I thank you all for 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a ber ol the Aaaodated Preaa and a cal Commission. Shaw said the engineering staff, but several 649-2248 Previous winners of the annual award ^ reservations about the plans, but in toward the palm of the hand. coming,” Crosby said as he was hiutled m. Saturdays (or guaranteed deliv­ member o( the Audit Bureau o( Or- declined to elaborate, saying the Forest StrMt plans will have to be approvals will be needed before indude conductors Karl Boehm and Carlo ery In r Doctors pronounced the surgery success­ down some stairs at the Texas Department of outaHona. discussion should wait until tbe reviewed by tte state commission. final design can begin. M aria Glalial, and guitarist Andres Segovia. ful and said the hand was healing well. Corrections’ Walls Unit at Huntsville. / < — MANCHES'^R HERALD, Saturday. Aug. 9, 1966 OPINION MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9. 1986 — »

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Since the drug-related deaths of two Pentland the Florist popular and promising athletes earlier this GORDON SIGN summer, the issue of drug use in our society 104 Hilliard Street Di.slinclivo Floral Dosifrns has received a great deal of attention. Death squads 646-0880 for all Occassiitns. Although it has long been recognized as a • ■■■« horbt problem, drug abuse only recently acquired still active in Computerized Sigri^ Member Florists Transworbl Delivery what seems to be a sense of national urgency. ^ssoeiatioM. and Manelieseter (diamber of The increasing popularity of “crack.” a •V? Magnetic Signs - highly addictive form of cocaine, and the Latin America ('ommeree. A cocaine-related deaths of University of Truck Lettering Maryland basketball star Len Biai^ and ,lan X Hill I'laev are rea1970s — were exposed as fascists and anti-Semites ! COPIES 25 Olcott Street Their ramblings might be humorous were inappropriate. Nearly two I 8>/>xiror8'/>xl4' it not for the unsettling implications of some hundred members of the Connec­ I want to publicly thank the in 1984 and were purged by clearly embarrassed Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM Propane Cylinders Filled South End Manchester Fire World Anti-Communist League officials, who had All this and more at of the plans they propose. No valid Interest ticut Chapter of the Citizens TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Coalition for Rational Traffic Department for their coopera­ intimate knowledge of the Tecos’ tendencies for The politicians seem to have found a stance tion, vigilance and care that they years. The Tecos have screamed about the MANCHESTER MALL sii Main st 649-7544 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 they can all agree on. and one that is popular. In speed limit law Laws believe that each state Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops should be free to set limits based showed toward New Hope when exposure of their hate-filled background, but Opposing drugs is about as safe as opposing To the Editor: on sound engineering criteria, we were experiencing difficulty we’re told that Mexican authorities have plans to AIDS — few people are going to stand up and with our fire alarm and sprinkler look into the extremist group. matched to local conditions. We limefMJ 4Gwri(s||| Angelic Nursing & Home Care argue that drugs are good and should be Within the past few months the are actively lobbying Congress systems. ■ In Honduras, the killings of suspected leftists 4 5 The extra time and the extra have abated somewhat, but the potential for COMPANY Services, Registry Inc. OVER promoted. issue of 5.5 mph in America has for a change in the law. A Full Stry ltw Ueatitf Aid Cartlat renewed bloodletting is still there. The death MANCHESTER YEARS It is this popularity that makes the issue backup to make sure that the 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT residents and staff were safe is squad known as ELA. or Anti-Communist Combat EXPERIENCE cry out for temperance. In their haste to rid deeply appreciated by all. So Army, remains armed and dangerous, according (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. the country of drugs, the nation’s from New Hope Manor to our fire to our sources. The main reason for the slacking 9 Local Registry offers quality care... CALL 649-5807 policy-makers may very well endorse plans department, a sincerethankyou. off of the assassinations is that the group’s main 151 TALCOTTVILLEROAD Opp. East Cemetery Lower cost to patients... that could deprive many Americans of their goal, eliminating “Marxist domination” of the (ROUTE 83) HARRISON STREET Vincent Senatore state university, has been achieved. Campus rights and do little to stem the use of illegal VERNON, CONNECTICUT RN’s, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER drugs. Executive Director politics are now firmly controlled by the right Personal Aids... New Hope Manor wing. 872-1118 Drug testing, for instance, could soon Manchester ■ In Guatemala, the death-squad murders become a condition of employment for many continue to this day: The World Anti-Communist jobs — a condition that would certainly cause League’s point man, Mario Sandoval Alarcon, some non-drug users to lose their jobs. Letters policy remains a league member in good standing, even You’ve Heard About It - New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Selling? Buying? Building? Besides not being 100 percent accurate, drug The Manchester Herald wel­ after we exposed him as the death squads’ tests also reveal not only what substances a I UTTER] comes original letters to the “patriarch’ and reveled that he was on the CIA’s Now Manchester HAS IT! AND Harris Hardwoods MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. person might have ingested while on the job. editor. payroll. \ioom.\ Letters should be brief and to Sandoval and his Party of Organized Violence 260 Tolland Turnpike ^REALTORS but also things that he or she consumed vw> lost a bid for the Guatemala presidency last year. Manchester, CT 06040 MEAT the point. They should be typed COMPUTER SIGNS several days prior to the test. or neatly handwritten, and, for But much of Guatemala’s organized crime, (203) 649-4663 EXPERIENCE... KNOWLEDGE... TRUST .. Cries for better enforcement of drug laws ease in editing, should be double­ including drug trafficking, robberies and by Gordon Signs FOR OVER 15 YEARS... might also lead to overzealousness on the spa,ced. Letters must be signed abductions for ransom, has been attiributed to Commerical A Raal'dantlal part of law enforcement officers and courts. with name, address and daytime right-wing parties. Their depredations inclfi^e a 1U4 Hilliard St. 646-0880/ Woodworking i Supplier MS Main SL 6 4 M 1 4 4 The drive to create a drug-free society could telephone number (for wave of gang rapes and robberies in Guatemala Mandiaatar easily wind up a witch hunt in which innocent verification). City nightclubs in late 1984. ■ In El Salvador, former National Guard Maj. people are hurt and “guilty” ones fail to get The Herald reserves the right EVERYTHING IN GLASS to edit letters in the interests of Roberto D’Aubuisson, long believed to have been the help they need. "WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" brevity, clarity and taste. a driving force behind the country’s notorious Complala Una of Naw Rabullt Developing a drug-free generation is a Address letters to: Open Fo­ right-wing death squads, apparently has high Connecticut o o Fo^lgn A Domaallc worthy goal, but it should be pursued rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. hopes of reviving the World Anti-Communist if l l W 6 b y N E A Inc I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., .i carefully. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. League’s discredited Central American affiliate. • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC Close D’Aubuisson associates — including his Travel Services • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed • Batteries 649-7322 driver and bodyguard — were implicated several Manchester Parkade Generators • Alternators months ago in a kidnap-for-ransom ring that had • Trouble Shooting • Starters • IN OUR 40th YEAR been preying on wealthy Salvadorans for two 647-1666 • Electronic Tune-ups Industrial • Marine 31 B I8 8 ELL ST. MANCHESTER Manchester, CT • Wiring years. The case was broken by Salvadoran police HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6, • MIRRORS • SHOW£R DOORS • STORE FRONTS What’s behind the ‘open door' in China? working with CIA and FBI agents. D’Aubuisson (Inside DAL Store, Lower Level) Thurs. ’til 9, Sat. 10-4 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. himself wasn’t implicated because, according to (Behind Economy OH ChenQe) 9 sources, “He has covered his tracks too well.” The Travel .section of the New York Time.s for about what may be going on behind the scenes in July 20 (which was printed well in advance of the Peking these days. news sections). contained a long article by the Spares to spare iHaitrljPBlpr Hpralh OPTICAL AUTO WASHETTE paper’s Peking correspondent. John Burns. Under DENG XIAOPING is indeed “on top” for the . Here’s a new twist on the Pentagon’s apparently Featuring All New Cj6th Washing System the headline “Through China's Newly Opened W iU ia m time being, and has set Communist China on the incurable spareparts problem: The Air Force Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums Doors,” Burns told readers that “China has road to friendly relations with the United States, Logistics Center at San Antonio reported 540 Serving the Manchester Complete Reconditioning Service Available opened up once more to exploration.” R u s h e r infused free-market principles into the mainland unfilled requisitions for F-lOO engine seals, which • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester "Like virtually everything el.se that has brought economy, and even permitted the partial had been listed as a critical item for 10 months. area for 100 years Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 24 Hour Self Service tolerance to the patterns of life here," Burns One reason the seal had achieved this status was relaxation of various “security” regulations. • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield burbled, “the relaxation of travel restrictions has But it would appear that, in the interval between “unavailability,” according to a General 203 Spruce Street been the work of the 81-year-old Communist Party Bums’s initial detention at Zhenba and his Accounting Office study. But two months after 16 Brainard Place Phone:465-1141 Mon - Sat: 8:30 - 5:30 Manchester, CT 06040 (203) 646-5904 leader, Deng Xiaoping." As a matter of fact, he rearrest at the Peking airport as he was preparing San Antonio reported the backlog of orders — one Manchester 203-643-2711 EASTERN CONNECTICUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANSI went on, the mood nowadays is so relaxedithat, But subsequently, as Bums was preparing to fly to leave for Hong Kong, soipebody high in official year after the FMOO engine seal was designed as a "since petitioning the China InternationaKTravel to Hong Kong on vacation, he was taken into circles in Peking decided to embarrass Deng by critical case, that is — logistics center personnel Service is fraught with disappointment, a growing custody at the Peking airport and questioned making a major fuss over Burns’s conduct. found 623 reparable seals in a warehouse. They "Serving Manchester For Over .50 Years’ number of travelers have been Journeyinginto there for 15 hours, then taken to his apartment in Speculation centers on anti-Deng hardnoses in the hadn’t been recorded on supply inventories. And a It Pays To Advertise Curlis restricted areas without permission” Peking, which was searched by "10 security men Public Security Ministry (whose agents detained year later, 1,200 additional spares were It is unlikely, however, than any Times readers with videotape camera.” Two hours later he found Bums at the airport) or the Ministry of State discovered in the same warehouse. lllllllllllllililllMathes 6 In T h e Pentland packed their bags and departed forthwith for himself in a "padded cell” at the detention center, Security (which announced his expulsion). The Florist Peking to enjoy the new atmosphere for watched by guards around the clock. Matters would, of course, have been infinitely Manchester Herald HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER themselves. For two days earlier, the Times had There he languished for more than five days. .^worse if the authorities had found serious 2 4 BIRCH STREET video • Television • Starao reported that John Burns was being held in a cell Finally, on July 23, three days after “Through evidence of espionage on Burns’s person at TEL. 643-4247 or 643-4444 at the Pao Zhu detention center in Peking, on China’s Newly Opened Doors” appeared in the Zhenba or in his Peking apartment. Such a blow to iHaiirliPstpr l^praI^ WEEKEND SPECIAL suspicion of "entering an area forbidden to Times’s Travel section. Peking publicly accused Deng’s policy of friendship with Washington Call 643-2711 F.T.D. RMrt VCR 4 3 M n lM S 16.65 Founded In 1881 MASTER CHARGE CALL FOR DETAILS foreigners, gathering intelligence information and Bums of “spying and intelligence gathering,” might well have resulted in Deng endiftg up in a WORLO WlOE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. to festure your business here MANCHESTER S4»-340e espionage.” declared that only the desire for friendly relations cell next to Bums. RICHARD W. COSGROVE Publisher AMERICAN EXPRESS SERVICE with the United States had prevented his DOUGLAS A BEVINS Executive Editor So the situation in Peking may be more fluid, JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor IT SEEMS THAT BURNS and two male prosecution, and formally expelled him from and more precarious, than the unlucky John ALEXANDER GIRELLI . Associate Editor companions had indeed entered forbidden areas China. Bums supposed. Meanwhile, if you must visit HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE... IN during a motorcycle trip through central China, It should be added that, throughout. Bums, Peking, make sure you obey the traffic lights and DENiSE A ROBERTS Advertising Director and had been arrested at the little town of Zhenba. denied that he had engaged in any sort of don't spit on the sidewalk. MARK F ABRAITIS .....Business Manager SHELDON COHEN ..Composing Manager After being held for two days and required to write espionage or intelligence gathering, and there is ROCERT H HUBBARD . Pressroom Manager THE MANCHESTER HERALD C a ll long “self-criticisms,” they were released and no good reason to doubt this. But the chronology of William A. Rusher, publisher of the National JEANNE G FROMERTH Circulation Manager permitted to return to Peking. the whole affair suggests some fascinating things Review magazine, writes a syndicated column.

/ • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. A u k . 9, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 9. 1986 - 7 HAQAR TH E HORRIILE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by Chart** M. Sehula soMEPAt; TM ertu IM SOME NE1SH80RHOOP5 PPO&A0UY INVBMT HtW HAVE TO BE CAREFUL BUT NOT IN THIS Another . A PETTEP , ^ ABOUT SPILLIN6 PART OF f NEIGHBORHOOD! V.S./W orid in Brie!S IhteECT PEPELUEMT/ YOUR ICE CREAM CONE ~ i r ON THE SIPEUiALK... Second Baby Bell eettlee contract tornado NEW YORK — BellSouth Corp. reached tentative contract agreement with the communications workers union Friday, but five other regional Bell telephone companies prepared for hits Rhody ^ssible strikes as the year's biggest labor talks headed toward a Saturday midnight deadline. f PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) - I The so-called Baby Bells serve about 80 percent of the nation’s The third tornado in two days U.B. ACRES by Jbn Davie telephones, but analysts said consumers would not be affected struck near Rhode Island’s capital much by strikes because the phone network is highly automated city Friday, tearing a two-mile TH E PHANTOM by L** Falk A By Barry l&OO!) l'(AAACK.*)'f I CAN 6£E WE'RE GOING TD HAVE and managers can fill critical Jobs. swath of destruction as it tore down SOME FUN WITH VMPEy— ------^AAACK.n Y------N. lu k i-r IF I setPacific Telesis, based JfOmPS^, IMPOSSIBLE. Smithfield, about 15 miles from in San Francisco, announced a tentative pact on Monday. Providence, shortly after 11 a.m. A union spokeswoman said pro sp ers for settlem ents are more remote at the other companies In negotiations: Chicago-based About 20 people suffered minor Ameritech, Denver-based US West Inc., St. Louis-based injuries when a tornado hit down­ Southwestern Bell Corp., Philadelphia-based Bell Atlantic Corp. town Providence on Thursday and New York-based Nynex Corp. evening, causing damage esti­ mated in the millions of dollars. A tornado struck the town of Cum­ JfM PAVfe 2r9 Nuclear weapoiis tests to continue berland about 90 minutes before the Providence storm. WASHINGTON — The State Department, rejecting appeals CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caeal* from Congress and six European and Third World leaders, said Tornadoes are rare for Rhod^ -ANP THAT'S HOW YOU'RE AUREAPY A HERO IP Friday that U.S. nuclear weapons must be tested to counter a Island because of its proximity to BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Draka KWOWIWG HOW TO massive Soviet buildup and to maintain international security. the Atlantic Ocean, whose cool USE THE LIBRARY breezes negate the vertical buildup SAVEP OUR LIVES 1 “The heart of the problem we face, in working to preserve AP photo W e 'L L of winds necessary for the whirling IT WA8 BLEMENTARY I'M euBPICIOUS OP peace and stability, is not the testing of nuclear weapons,’’ the K N O W IN ANYONE WHO AAAWES. department said in a statement read by spokesman Charles E. storms. Civilians, militiamen. Red Cross volun­ Friday. The midday blast, the third of its A S E C O r ^ SUCH SKIMPY SANOWICHES , Redman. “Up until this week, we’ve had teers and rescue workers crowd the kind in 12 days, killed 17 people. He said the Soviets had caused “dangerous disparities” in about one tornado every 80 years,” scene of the car-bombing in West Beirut nuclear weapons with a massive buildup. Banning U.S. weapons said Frank Ramella, who retir^ tests "would undercut efforts to move to a more stable strategic last month as chief meteorologist balance.” for the National Weather Service Only underground tests, restricted to no more than 150 kilotons office in Warwick. Third car bombing in 12 days in explosive force, are permitted under unratifled 1974 and 1978 Friday's tornado touched down TOCAV U.S.-Soviet treaties. Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, in neighboring Burrillville, tore a suspending tests last August, urged President Reagan to Join the half-mile-wide path through North ALLEY OOP ".>by Dave Qreue moratorium. Smithfield and crossed the border kills 17 in busy Beirut block into Millville. Mass., said Peter WHY DOl'T YOU Branconnier of the local Civil BESIPES BEING A ...AND THE CROWN \ Porsche lovers compete, socialize WANT THIS STUFF NICE IDEA,THE TIMING Defense office. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — An devastating at least 12 ground- entrance to Al-Bashaer apartment ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook IN TH' TREASURY MUST SCORE POINTS I explosives-laden car, abandoned G U 2 ? OF SUCH A GENEFS3 U S WHENEVER IT PORTLAND, Maine—Porsches are not Just for the privileged, Heavy winds and hail destroyed floor shops. Shutters were building. GESTURE COULBN'T BE CAN...RIGHT? ( r i g h t ! by a young blonde woman who shredded. Store contents were BETTER, POLITICALLY.' insist lovers of the German-made sports car who have gathered 80 percent of the crop from an They said only that the woman Y m (WASCD To AfWoiwce'^ THl5W>vt5TWrr JTHEI oFCPixsejii The quickly disappeared; blew up blasted out over a 100-yard radius. wore a black dress and “disap­ in Portland from all 50 states and Europe this week for their apple orchard, tore down trees and Friday on a busy shopping block in m PftVAiE s e a m HISH-ALDTUPe 0R&I15 annual convention. Jamal Hallak, 30, had Just peared after parking the car-bomb { B oo»i snapped telephone polls, he said. Moslem west Beirut, killing 17 walked out of his men's wear shop HAS The 7ECHH0lO6e U)£l?6 TAK£N., “There’s a segment of this club that’s affluent, that has the Two homes were dainaged by at the target.” S fT tU m ! TH6 eesoudces^ , people and wounding 84. police to buy cigarettes, leaving behind A woman answering the descrip- newest car that Porsche makes for $20,000 to $60,000, ” said Lee J. falling trees. said. i r his partner and a salesman, when ^tion was detained, questioned and Roy of Yarmouth, a school administrator and an organizer of this Officials in Providence and It was the third car-bombing in the blast occurred. then released later in the day, year’s weeklong convention. neighboring Cranston reported the the capital in 12 days, raising the "I ran back through the smoke police said. \ “But there are Just as many at the other end of the spectrum, most severe property damage car-bomb toll to 74 dead and 394 and found both of them burned at The district once housed the - - who spend $2,500 to $4,000“ for a Porsche in need of loving repair, from Thursday's storms, and injured since July 28. one corner of the shop." he said, nerve center of Yasser Arafat’s he said. No one has claimed responsibil­ wOL^ Providence Mayor Joseph R. Pao- sobbing. Palestine Liberation If Americans are infatuated with the automobile, then the lino Jr. said he would ask for a ity for any of the car bombs. The blast heightened fears of Organization. ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson passion of Porsche lovers is downright steamy. federal disaster declaration. The brown Fiat, rigged with 110 further retaliations in the latest The same location was car- “You can drive sports cars, you can drive MGs, you can drive The top floor of a four-story brick pounds of explosives, detonated at spate of bombings that threatens to bombed on Oct. 1,1981. That blast DOVWUKG FOR CRV»K»G OUT LOUD, JAN15! BUTIDOrJT I WATCH Ferraris, but none have the personality that a Porsche does," building in Providence was ripped 11: SS a .m. on Afif Tibi Street in the kindle a new round of all-out civil wrecked PLO security, informa­ TWI60NE? VOUVF TWED OH FWE DRE96E^ U5TENT0THE THE EVE6.I, said Ted Zombek of Columbus, Ohio, one of 1,200 Porsche off, a Cranston house was moved 12 densely populated Tarik Jedideh war. tion and financial centers, killing AHD I'VE TOLD you U IK E L1P5.., enthusiasts attending the love-feast. feet off its foundation and over the district. Attached to the charge, to Barely an hour after the explo­ 93 Palestinians and Lebanese and MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers THEM ALU The Porsche fanatics have enter^ 566 cars in the 31st annual Providence line, and dozens of intensify the force of the explosion, sion, Christian and Moslem militi­ injuring 225. other homes and businesses re­ were 82mm mortar shells, accord­ amen fought gunbattles across Hospitals appealed urgently on Porsche Parade, seven days of tale tales, technical tips, and ported broken windows and other ing to police. flat-out competition sponsored by the Porsche Club of America. 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^ <2HEF P G E ^ h iT W/ANT cars and knocked over a tractor- twisted metal. Power cables four children playing soccer, were Syrian and Lebanese troops and WHALE G A N PW kcH SAA/C>tv/Cvy J^c/ T O ^ A P T A N E W .‘7 trailer truck. dangled from poles. Rescue wounded. C5AV N A ,A A £ V W H A L E FOPO)A/£- Bank robber flees with hostages Moslem militiamen cordoned off Parts of Rhode Island were hit workers removed four charred High-flying Israeli jets, which the area, shooting in the air to clear ^ANPWICTH / HELSINKI, Finland — A man carrying a shotgun and ( AMY by more than five inches of rain in bodies from one burned car, routinely make reconnaissance a path for ambulances. explosives took 11 hostages during an attempted bank robbery two days. including that of a baby. Onlookers I SAMPwiohi flights here, crashed the sound An estimated 750 Syrian troops AMY 'li’OCAl Friday and then fled in a getaway car with three of his captives The Providence storm caught wept when the infant's body, fists barrier over Beirut as the fighting and military observers have been SAMPWfcCM NA. and a suitcase full of money. the city off guard when it touched clenched, was placed on a flared along the Green Line, police YOU Oa M v ) 0 W ^ % assigned to help Moslem units of MA/TAE The car and the money were provided by police for the freedom down around near the Cranston stretcher. said. Sonic booms rattled the city. the Lebanese army and jpoilce THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom of the 11, but the gunman released only eight, holding two women border, bounded across Interstate The blast wrecked the fronts of Police said a woman, about 25, enforce a Syrian-sponsored secur­ and a man as hostages for his escape. 95 and slammed into the Broad two seven-story apartment build­ drove the bomb-laden Fiat Into Afif ity plan, launched June 28, to try to £’•9 © 1966 Kargrsavet and Sellers Street area. ings on opposite sides of the street, t = 1 ChtKibulad byNEA Inc 4 ^ ITHOOfoHT HDU WEizgM'T Police vehicles trailed the getaway car as it drove out of Tibi Street and parked it at the restore order to west Beirut. Helsinki, and state radio reported early Saturday that police had « 3IH6 TD REPEAT 6 0 5 5 1 ^ 16 CT TD ^ HOU(X> WITH IT? followed the aiito to Mikkeli 125 miles northeast of the capital, -t AWAMDRET THIIOKIWd’, ~V where the driver drove around the city square several times. P u E x t e s The Finnish news agency said the getaway car had stopped Drought aid Is going Aatrograph late Friday at a service station near Heinola, 80 miles northeast of Helsinki, and the gunman threw out a note demanding 'AIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE ACROSS 8 Grab Answer to Previous Puzzle gasoline, a portable radio-telephone and that a trailing police car to non-drought areas halt its pursuit. 875 MAIN ST. MANCHE8TEII >M inew .i« 648-1717 9 Hawaiian dance V A C A T E V A C u u M 1 New York City 10 Biblical < % u r HOURS: M-T-W-F-8- 9-S:M / THURS. 9-8 / CLOSKD SUNDAY E X 1 L E S E D 1 S T o WASHINGTON (AP) -O fthe$l Atlantic states with counties so far stadium mountain XaOM SAS/CS TO THt T M fO U m L t’ TO UNO, YOU tHOULO COMf HIM flM T. T 1 T L E S N A V 1 E S ^ r t h d a y Soviet officials visit Chernobyl billion announced by the Reagan designated as agricultural disas­ S Betrayer (si.) 11 Nativa of administration as part of a relief ter areas. 8 Molt Copenhagan O S E N E V 1 s s T MOSCOW — Prem ier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov and KGB chief Viktor WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ KEYS MADE Augual 10,1066 package for the drought-stricken The largest chunk of the pay- 12 Unclothed 19 Carry the day C Y N 1 1 c A L M. Chebrikov Inspected the Chernobyl nuclear plant Friday and 13 Uncle Southeast, less than 4 percent will meilts — $143 million — will go to 20 Wound mark H o P 1 E M E T u S urged the managers of the cleanup operation to use their SHOP FAIRWAY FOR BACK TO SCHOOLI 14 Sudanese R| I A m ore active social life Is In store for actually go to the parched region, farmers in Iowa, which has had 22 Precipice 15 Afghan prince E B A L 1 N A N E you during the year ahead. This will be resources more effectively, the official Tass news agency according to congressional well above normal levels of rain­ 23 Irish-Qaellc 16 Man’s 1 O N 1 A D R A M due primarily to a dynamic new friend -^ 1 reported. figures. fall and is near harvesting a 24 Reclined w ho knows all the right people. I P O N T f o nickname R u L A T E E T u 1 Ryzhkov and Chebrikov flew over the plant in a helicopter and Agriculture Secretary Richard bumper corn crop. Illinois, with $96 „d 25 Actress E O 17 Actor Alda met with experts working to encase the ruined No. 4 reactor in E. Lyng, announcing the program million, would get the second- Redgrave 18 Leave (2 wds.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There is som e­ X v ; ■? , , S u T concrete, Tass said. They also visited a new town being built 30 a week ago, said that in response to highest amount of help. I 26 Skeleton part K 1 T F 20 Hackneyed one with whom you should be getting In miles south of the plant to house workers who are to restart the the drought he would boost by 10 The $1 billion in so-called "ad­ r 21 Container 27 French women U S U R E R touch over an important matter. If you 5-oM er'M FX I V\!C>NPFR facilities’ No. 1 and 2 reactors. percent the advance income subsi­ vance deficiency payments’’ was (abbr.) tall to d o so today, he or she will be diffi­ dies being given to producers 20% Off 22 300, Roman R E N A M E The report gave no new details on the situation at the plant, 80 the largest single item in the cult to reach. Know where to look for ro­ sizM 8-M-L-XL giraatjy 23 Actress Burstyn 28 Wing (Fr.) “because many of these farmers administration’s drought-relief T E E M E D mance and you'll find it. The Astro- I F W F W < 5 ^ T T i N 3 miles north of Kiev in the Ukraine. 26 Cattle breed 29 Words of denial need payments now." package, which was largely a Graph Matchmaker set Instantly reveals BRIEFS. 'O* 30 Devilfish 31 Season Figures worked out by the SIZM 41 Rants 46 Actress_____ which signs are romantically perfect for T t > H i M - compilation of existing programs. 8-16 31 Sell upward 34 Construction Democratic-controlled House It included help for buying lives­ POCKET T-SHIRTS 42 Former weather Dunaway you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this ‘JJtH h, Soldiers, detain apartheid critics MEN'S 32 Actress Farrow beam (comp. newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Agriculture Committee show that tock feed and emergency loans. BRIEFS... Aiiorttd Color* bureau 47 One 2)iflWi.vWA m, ■(hAVCJ 0-,9 SIZM 30-44 S-M-L-XL 33 Transgress wd.| OH 44101-3428. JOHANNESBURG,.South Africa — Twoof South Africa’s most of the $1 billion in additional The numbers reflect the usual 34 Sharp 37 Animal of the 43 Cut of meat 48 Optical glass prominent critics of apartheid, black activist Winnie Mandela advance payments, about $32 distribution of farm subsidies, flavor cat family 44 Contemptible 50 l\pyal Scottish VIRQO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) Som eone WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll and white Parliament member.Helen Suzman, were detained million will go to farmers in the which are based on volume of SALE ENDS SAfURPAY. AUG. 16 35 Actor 38 Snakelike fish 45 Signal speed Academy who likes you a groat deal may Impul­ briefly by soldiers Friday while visiting a Soweto school. eight Southeastern and Mid- production. sively offer you something valuable to­ Ron — 39 Woodchopper (abbr.) CHIPS 16 ALW AYS I PONT W A N T T O . THEY USUALLY GIVE unit day. This person's feelings will be hurt If The two women, and nine journalists accompanying them, 36 Lend dignity to DAKINS STUFF OFF WHEN I RETURN 1 2 3 9 10 11 you refuse. /VAE COOKIES AN D were released after about 30 minutes. - 38 Amelloratss 1 ^ THE NEIGHBORS' THE STUFF... ICECREAM. , Suzman, 68, who has Joined black leaders in protesting recent LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) An enterprise 4 0 Qarfield, e.g. 12 1 14 PORCHES, deployment of troops at schools, said: “It must be extremely MOWTMAL# 41 Oedipus------that you are eager to prpmote can be A little bit i successfully launched today. Don't be distressing for black students to be confronted at every turn by a 42 Young eel 16 1 17 afraid to use bold measures. man with his finger on the trigger.” about Nova Scotia 45 Sinister i 49 Loam 18 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A profit­ Just extra delightful in the fall. 50 Dust cloth able Idea that you have been keeping to ■oaten-FoftlMMl 104 mt4#9 Sunny, warm days. Cool, comfor­ yourself should be pursued In earnest Hartford Po(1t#nd IMmMot table nights. Seaside and country­ 51 Long, thick hair NOW Vorti-Portlond StSmNaa 52 Farm buiiding today. Conditions are right tor you to Montfoel-Fortlood 2M mHoa side. Old customs and modern 23 24 26 1 comforts. Beautiful foliage. 53 Oo to court 1 27 21 21 pull it off. t-i CKh- Friendly people. 54 Hebrew letter BAQITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Peo­ D aily M /S tif ■ ■ ■ 10 55 Dill seed 32 ple with whom you aesociate today might merely wish for thingsio happen. Round-TYIp ^ 56 Billboards 13 SCOTIA 31 You, on the other hand, will be actively 57 Catches S a ilin g s working to turn dreams Into reality. PRINCE le B o tw o o n P o rtlo iK l, M a in # A little bn DOWN CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. IB) You'll Bridge about Scotia Prince function best today If there Is s bit of and YantMtuth, Nova Scotia Cruise your car to Modern shipboard activities day 1 Impediment pressure on you. 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But declarer caabed the ace of hearta 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Aug. 9, 1986 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9. 1986 — 8 Connecticut in Brief Coventry council back in business SPORTS ______By Jacqueline Bjennett business, told Democratic Chair­ Saab deal brings Job suspension Lewis called Bouchard and agreed Joseph Lieberman to investigate. Herald Correspondent woman Joan Lewis he would only to his terms for a meeting. In Friday’s action, the councii HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neil] Friday suspended the attend Friday’s meeting if the Lewis has said it is likely that authorized a federal Farmers deputy commissioner of Economic Development for one week COVENTRY - To reach a question of Paterson’s appoint­ Paterson will be appointed on Housing Assistance loan for resi­ without pay. citing his use of "bad judgment” in buying a 1985 quorum that would enable the ment was not taken up. Lewis Monday by Hodge under a special dents who are required to hookup Saab automobile from Saab-Scania of America, Inc. ■Town Council to act on a number of agreed to the request, and the Norman retains lead, provision in the state statutes that pending matters. Democratic to the town’s new sewage treat­ O’Neill orderd the suspension of Peter F. Bums in a letter to matter — which was first on the allows the towfl^s chief executive members agreed to a Republican ment plant. The low-interest loan John J. Carson, the Commissioner of Economic Development. meeting agenda — was tabled. authority to fill a vacancy if the request Friday to postpone a is payable ever 25 years. "1 find that Mr. Bums exercised exceedingly poorjudgment by The seven-member panel has council cannot do so Itself after 30 engaging in a private transaction with Saab-Scania of America. controversial decision on appoint­ been crippled with three resigna­ days. The council also gave Hodge the ing Democrat Elizabeth Paterson tions this year — the latest by authority to obtain an additional $2 Nicklaus draws near Inc. after assisting the company in his public capacity with their The seat held by Fowler, and the to the panel. development efforts in Connecticut,” O’Neill’s letter said. Republican Michael Cleary on one Democrats want Paterson to million umbrella insurance policy Instead, the council approved a Tuesday following a dispute with as long as the cost of the premium By Bob Green In a written report; Bums denied having any dealings with hold, have both been empty for While Norman’s authority re­ getting back to what it used to be. $1,000,800 federal loan that will Lewis. Cleary’s departure left the does not exceed $17,500. The Associated Press Saab-Scania in his public position as deputy. In his report. Bums more than 30 days. Hodge said mained undisputed, the familiar It’s getting tougher and tougher.” help residents cover the cost of council unable to conduct business said a $9 m illion industrial revenue bond for the com pany’s bus Friday he was not concerned that In other business, Lewis agreed figure of Jack Nicklaus — the hooking up with the town’s new legally, but on Tuesday, Hodge TOLEDO, Ohio — Greg Norman It was more than tough enough manufacturing plant in Orange was approved by the his appointment of Fowler would to serve as a replacement for state 46-year-old Masters champion and for such players as Seve Balleste­ sewage tr^tm en t plant. The coun­ appointed Rose Fowler to fill one of recovered from a brief lapse with department, but he had no involvement in the approval. set a precedent. Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, holder of a record 18 major ros of Spain, Bernhard Langer of cil ..alsp/gave "Town Manager the two Democratic vacancies so birdies on three of the last four " I have the opinion of two on the town’s allocation council professional titles — moved into West Germany, Fuzzy Zoeller, Harold Hodge the authority to the council could form a quorum. holes and opened up a four-shot .lawyers, plus my own opinion and that will decide how Coventry can contention. U.S. Open champ Ray Floyd and obtain additional liability However, on Thursday night. lead Friday after two rounds of the Thunderstorms black out thousands the state statute that says what we spend its share of state surplus Nicklaus, playing about four John Mahaffey, a former winner of insurance. Democrats tried to appoint Pater­ 68th PGA National Championship. jdid was legal,” Hodge said. money. The other member of the hours in front of Norman, also had this title and the current Tourna­ Republican Councilman Phillip son to the panel, prompting Bou­ " I told myself that the people HARTFORD — Some 30,000 electrical customers lost their I Republican Town Chairman allocation council, state Sen. a 68 and reached the tournament ment Players champion. Bouchard, whose presence was chard to walk out and leaving the who played in the morning would power at some point Friday as severe thunderstorms hit parts of I Gregg Batterson has questioned James Giulietti, R-Vemon, has not halfway point at 138, four under All fa iM to qualify for the final needed to give the council the five council without a quorum. F ri­ have the best of the conditions, to the state and for several hours, there was a tornado watch. the legality of the appointment and announced whether he will-serve par and five off the pace. two rounds Saturday and Sunday. members necessary to conduct day’s meeting was heid only after just play a good, solid round and The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch early ihas asked state Attorney General or appoint a replacement. “ Obviously, I ’m in very good Ballesteros, winner of five of his keep myself right there.” Norman Saturday afternoon for the entire state, while the third tornado in position. There aren’t that many last six starts in Europe, was said. two days hit neighboring Rhode Island. Connecticut’s tornado fellows in front of me with two 76- 150. Langer shot 74-147. Floyd The white-haired Australian ex­ watch was cancelled about 7 p.m. rounds to go,” said Nicklaus, was 71-147. Zoeller was 75-148, and ceeded that goal. But violent thunderstorms continued to plague the state, Bridge job whose unmatched collection of Mahaffev 78-uq His fast finish — he used only bringing strong winds and lightning from the Bridgeport and Obituaries major titles includes six Masters, three putts on the last four holes — Arnold* Palmer, 56 years old and 4 New Haven area to north of Windsor Locks. five PGAs, four U.S. Opens and enabled him to double his lead. His still chasing the one major title Officials said that heavy downpours quickly flooded is delayed three British Opens. margin went from two strokes to Payne Stewart, who seems to that has eluded him, also missed at underpasses and low-lyihg roads, making driving hazardous. 77- 152. four on his 133 total, nine shots reserve his best play for the State police report many minor accidents in widely scattered John T. Meyers under par after 36 holes over the gam e’s major championships, and Tom Watson, needing this title to locations. John T. Meyers, 41, of Golds­ in Andover Inverness Club course. PGA Tour rookie Mike Hulbert become only the fifth man to boro, N.C., died Wednesday at his Fairfield County was hardest hit by the power outage, said Jeff " I played very solid again,” said moved into a tie for second at 137, complete a career sweep of golf’s home. He was the husband of Kqtkin, a spokesman for Connecticut Light and Power Co. He Norman, who opened this, the last five under par. Big Four titles, improved to 69-141, ANDOVER — The Board of Bonnie (Litvinchyk) Meyers and said that at 4 p.m. Friday, approxim ately 28,000 customers w ere of the year’s four major tests of Stewart birdied the final hole for but was eight shots back with two Selectmen Thursday decided to without power. Greenwich and Clinton were hit hardest by the the son of Ann (Bukovesky) golfing greatness, with a 65; a 67 and Hulbert shot a 68. rounds remaining. storms, he said, but there were reports of heavy outages in postpone selecting a contractor to Meyers of Manchester. “ I had two or three more loose Nicklaus was tied at 138 with Norman, who opened his Weston as well. repair the Times Farm Bridge in He also is survived by a son, John shots than I did in the 65, but I Peter Jacobsen and Jim Thorpe. summer-long blitz with a second- order to see if the cost of one of two Meyers of Goldsboro, N.C.; a played well, drove the ball well, Jacobsen had a solid 70 and Thorpe place finish to Nicklaus in the bids received can be reduced by daughter, Marissa Meyers of putted well. shot 67. Masters, has won three times and Man dies in pool-hall bet dispute having the town do some of the Goldsboro, N.C.; a stepdaughter, “ I ’m enjoying myself out there. I All of the leaders, except Nor­ finished second in three other work. Kimberly Konotka of Rockville; know I ’m playing well, and I ’m man, played in the more calm tournaments this summer, led STAM FORD — A 23-year-old man was shot and killed at a pool The selectmen have received a four brothers, Harold Meyers Jr. comfortable on the golf course, conditions of the morning, with the through three rounds of the U.S. hall early Friday after a dispute over a w ager, police said. bid of $45,680 from Ernest J. Reed and William Meyers, both of comfortable over tbe ball,” said greens still soft and yielding from Open and missed a playoff by a Stamford police Lt. Joseph Falzetti identified the victim as Inc, of Manchester to replace a Vernon, Bernard Meyers of West Norman, who won the British Open recent rains. single stroke last week. Ralph Burroughs of Stamford. He was pronounced dead on cement beam with a metal one, Hartford and Mark Meyers of after challenging for both the “ In the afternoon, the wind dried With two shots in hand when he AP photo arrival at Stamford Hospital at 2:27 a.m., he said. and repair some-cement footings to Lexington, Ky.; and three sisters. Masters and the U.S. Open and, them out very quickly,” Norman started play. Norman hit 8-iron Jesse Spearman, 36, of Stamford was arrested by Greenwich the structure. However, the board Sandra Ransom of Vernon, Bar­ almost incidentally, setting a said. “ I knew there wouldn’t be shots to about 6-7 feet for birdies on Jack Nickalus makes an approach shot police shortly after the 2 a m. shooting, Falzetti said. Spearman agreed to explore whether town bara Webster of Album, Maine, single-season > money-winning re­ much done in the afternoon. Nicklaus carded a second-round 68 and and Betty Richards of North the fifth and ninth holes, reached was charged with murder and was being held on $200,000 bond crews could replace some guar­ cord of $564,729 on the American “ The last nine, the'greens were out of a trap during play Friday at the is five strokes off the pace set by Greg Hollywood, Calif. the turn in 33 and appeared poised pending arraignment at Stamford Superior Court, he said. drails and do some landscaping tour. very firm. The golf course is PGA Champloiiship in Toledo, Ohio. Norman. work in order to bring down the The funeral will be Monday at 10 to make a rout of it. price. a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Apartment fire kills mother, sons The bridge, built in 1935, is being Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill. repaired under the state’s local Burial will be in Rose Hill NEW HAVEN — A mother and her two young sons died after a bridge program, which covers 30 Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ MB’s drop Twilight playoff opener fire raged through their third-floor apartment Friday morning, percent of the cost. Gasper said she ling hours are Sunday from 6 to 9 officials said. hopes a contract will be signed p.m. By Bob PapettI Fire Chief John Reardon identified the victims as Jerad within a month, and the project bracket opener at 11 a.m. The fenceless center field in the third. solid hits to break the ice in the Caroline R. Robinson Herald Sports Writer Doebrick. 13 months. Damon Doebrick. 2 years and 8 months, should take about a month to Imagineers lost to Mallove’s Je­ The mammoth shot, which soared bottom of the third. Dave Katz led and their mother, Barbara Doebrick, 30. complete. Caroline R. Robinson, 70, of 100 welers, 3-1, in first-round action on at least 450 feet according to off with a triple to center field and M ERIDEN — For those who Thursday. veteran estimates, was ultimately ’ Reardon said the the cause of the fire is under investigation. The other bid received was from Vembn St., died Friday at Man­ tallied on a single to left center by J.C. Schlaefer Inc. of Bolton for chester Memorial Hospital. She have faithfully followed Moriarty Katz takes on Mallove’s at 4:30 tracked down by center fielder No. 9 batter Ernie Carr. Carr was The fire was in a seven-building brick apartment complex at Brothers of the Twilight League in p.m. Frank Mohr. 320 Quinnipiac Ave. $35,000. However, the selectmen was the wife of John Morton later gunned out at the plate for the said it was unlikely the offer would Robinson. the mid-1980s, Friday night's open­ “ We can’t score too many runs if Reliever Jeff Massicottecleaned final out of the inning on a throw by be selected because it was only a She was bora in Pittsburgh, Pa., ing round of the Jack Rose we don’t hit,” exclaimed long-time up by fanning the final four batters center fielder Ray Gllha while Eddy urges drug tests In Congress partial bid and would have re­ Feb. 2, 1916, and had l i v ^ in Memorial Playoffs was dismal and Coach Gene Johnson. "W e had our he faced to earn the save. trying to score on Dave Rackie’s quired the town to do a lot of the Manchester since 1958. Before she a bit shocking. In the last few chances early but didn’t cash. base-hit. post-seasons, the offensive- Eleven Ks?” “ We haven’t hit for five games NEWINGTON — Roger W. Eddy. Republican candidate for the work. retired, she worked in the cafeteria now,” said Johnson, whose MBs Carr reached on an infield minded MBs have reenforced their singled and eventually counted in U.S. Senate, called on m em bers of Congress F rid ay to agree to The bridge would be the last one department at the Connecticut Seven of the whiffs came against dropped five of their final eight, to be repaired in Andover through Mutual Life Insurance Co., trademark with vocal the fifth on Tom Bartlett's second voluntary drug tests. exclamation. starting and winning pitcher Brian regular season games to finish at On Thursday, the White House announced that President the state program. The Bunker Hill ‘srt Hartford. Cassidy, who coasted through 5 1* 17-12-1 and in fifth place in thetight hit of the game to make it 2-0. She was a member of Our Savior Katz broke It open with a ■ Reagan and Vice President Bush will submit to drug testing on Road Bridge is currently being Not Friday. innings. Cassidy, who allowed both Twilight loop. Moriarty was the three-run rally in the sixth. Monday. repaired at a total cost of about Lutheran Church, South Windsor. Moriarty, which scored 60 runs safeties, did not yield a hit until regular season champions and Besides her husband, she is Gllha accounted for the MBs' Connecticut GOP gubernatorial candidates Richard Bozzuto $80,000. and should be ready for use in five games to win it all just’ two Mike Johnson poked a two-out playoff runners-up a year ago. by early September, Gasper said. survived by two daughters, Karen lone marker when he led off the and Gerald Labriola also announced drug proposals on years ago, managed just two hits single through the shortstop hole in Gasper said that figure includes Adam of Lebanon and Nancy Starter Craig Steuernaget sixth with a legitimate home run Thursday, recommending testing for those working in and struck out 11 times in a the fourth. One batter earlier, Jeff work being done by town crews, Sauer of Bolton;, five grandchild­ pitched well in a losing effort. over the football goal post In center occupations that bear on public safety. frustrating, 5-1 loss to homestand­ Johnson had walked to snap a and an extra $6,500 charge from ren; a brother; and two sisters. ing Katz Sports at Ceppa Field. futility streak of 10 straight Mor­ Steueraagel, who fired a one-hit, field. Though not as far as In a statement from his Newington farm. Eddy said “ Drug the contractor for additional work. Herald photo by Rocha The funeral will be Monday at 10 iarty outs. 3-0 victory at Katz on July 29, toiled Crowley’s out, the ball still tra- abuse has become a way of life in so many sectors of our society A third culvert is being added to a.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Moriarty Brothers returns to 6 1/3 frames before giving way to , veled some 400 feet before getting — entertainment, sports, business, the media — that it seems increase the bridge’s stability, and Church, 239 Graham Road, South Manchester today, along with the The hardest hit ball of the night reliever Bill Aksamit. Steueraagel lost in a crop of overhanging logical that the illegal use of drugs has entered politics and one of the other culverts is being Hanging five Windsor. Burial in Manchester will seven other playoff qualifiers, for — and possibly the longest out ever was touched for eight hits and four bushes. government as well. realigned. be at the convenience of the family. the remainder of the tournament — came off the bat of the MBs’ runs. It actually split the uprights, but "Now is the time for all members of Congress as a show of Thirteen-year-old Bryan Genovese of Manchester tries a Calling hours are Sunday from 7 to AP photo at Moriarty Field. The MBs play Brian Crowley, who pulverized a Steueraagel was hit hard in only field goals only count for one digit sincerity and leadership to agree to be tested fordrugs,” hesaid. The Philippine Islands .were new maneuver with his skateboard Friday at the 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral the Imagineers in today’s loser’s pitch to the outer limits of Ceppa’s one stanza when Katz roped three on baseball scoreboards. transferred from Spain to- the intesection of Cooper and Walnut streets. Genovese Home, 400 Main St. Los Angeles manager Tom Lasorda nudges Bill Madlock United States in 1899 as part of the swung off the street sign and onto his skateboard to get Memorial donations may be (12) toward the dugout and away from umpire Bruce Jury Indicts man in bank heists settlement of the Spanish- made to Our Savior Lutheran Froemming (left) during argument in the sixth inning AL roundup American War, going again. Church. NEW HAVEN — A Bridgeport man has been indicted on four Friday night in NL game in Cincinnati. Madlock was counts of bank robbery in connection with the taking of $12,343 John H. Lan’abee ejected. from four Bridgeport banks between July 17 and July 28. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Friday. John H. Larrabee, 87, of 5 Bridge cracks close 1-84 lane Elizabeth Drive, died Friday at Seaver, Red Sox whip the Tigers A federal grand jury returned an indictment against Robert Manchester Memorial Hospital. NL roundup J Smith Jr. alleging his involvem ent in the robberies of the He was the husband of Evelyn Continued from page 1 traffic flow. Traffic volume on 1-84 as well as By The Associated Press outdueling Charlie Leibrandt as The Orioles lost their third hits. Connecticut National Bank on East Main Street on July 17, the (White) Larrabee. Gubala said the cracks occurred, Interstate 95 in southern Connecti­ the New York Yankees beat the straight after scoring 19 runs in the Boddicker. 14-6 after having a Union Trust Bank on Fairfield Avenue on July 22, the First He was bora in Green, Maine. lying on its side. The cracks run in the girder beneath the edge of cut is "a heck of a lot more than the DETROIT — Tom Seaver Kansas City Royals 2-0 Friday two previous games, and dropped three-game winning streak Federal Bank on Fairfield Avenue on July 24. and the July 13, 1899, and had lived in through the lower horizontal line — the road surface and the one next to designers ever envisioned,” said pitched a five-hitter and struck out night. five games behind Boston in the AL snapped, was backed by fine Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. on Main Street on July 28. Manchester since 1925. Before he Expos trim the Mets East. called a flange — but do not extend that. Gubala. nine batters, a season high, as the Willie Randolph’s homer in the fielding plays while stranding six Twardy said the each of the counts carry a fine of $5,000 and a retired, he was owner and operator through the web, or vertical ” We’vie seen this phenomenon The heavily traveled Mianus Boston Red Sox defeated Detroit first inning was one of only four Candiotti, 11-8, walked four runners through the first four prison term of up to 20 years. of Larrabee’s Barber Shop, 15 6-1 Friday and ended the Tigers’ batters and sjruck out three. Ernie innings. portidn, Gubala said. tefore,” he said. “ It appears to be River Bridge on 1-95 collapsed in MONTREAL (AP) — Tim Doyie Alexander, 2-4, won for the hits off Leibrandt, 9-9. ■' Pitkin St., for 34 years. He was a four-game winning streak. Camacho retired the two batters The bridge over Trout Brook ‘ trie fatigue phenomenon” caused June 1983. killing three people and Raines drove in two runs with a first time since July 9. He allowed John, activated from the dis­ U.S. Army veteran of World War Seaver raised his record to 5-10 he faced for his 15th save. Drive is supported by six girders, by "the tconstant fluctuating of injuring three others. A civil trial, pair of singles to lead the Montreal four runs on six hits over 5 2-3 abled list earlier in the day. last Whit* Sox 12rBr*w *r* 6 Probate judge’s sentence suspended II, and was a member of the Army after three straight losses, in his pitched June 8 before straining an Franco connected for.his fifth which are parallel to each other that bridge. That part of Interstate in which the state contends the Expos to their fifth straight innings. During one stretch begin­ At Milwaukee. Daryl Boston and Navy Club and the American second complete game this year. Achilles tendon. He won his 263rd homer, his first since May 22. on an ENFIELD — Probate Judge John K. Raissi was given a and are aligned in the direction of 84 gets tremendous traffic.” collapse was due to faulty design. victory, a 5-3 decision Friday night ning in the first inning, he retired drove in four runs with a three-run Legion. He walked only one Tiger and was career game and is 16-7 lifetime 0-2 pitch from Mike Boddicker suspended prison sentence and fined $150 after pleading guilty to over the New York Mets. 15 of 16 batters. homer and a single and Harold Besides his wife, he is survived - supported by Wade Boggs’ homer versus the Royals. after Brett Butler opened the fifth speeding and reckless driving. Bryn Smith, 8-6, allowed seven Cub* 2, PhllllM 1 Baines and Tim Hulett added by two sisters, Esther Bailey of and a four-run, second-inning The 43-year-old left-hander. 4-1, inning with a ground single off the hits in 6 2-3 innings for his first bases-empty home runs Friday Rai.ssi. 61. of Enfield, entered the guilty plea in Manchester Wiscasset, Maine, and Hattie At Chicago, Jody Davis singled rally. left after a two-out single by Willie first base bag. Superior Court on Thursday. Records show he was originally Exec’s son, 15, drove death car victory since July 10. Jeff Reardon home Ryne Sandberg with the night, powering the Chicago White Hinkley of Farmingdale, Maine; a Seaver shut out the Tigers until Wilson in the eighth, Dave Righetti While hitting safely in his last six pitched the final inning for his 26th Sox to an 12-6 victory over the charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol. brother, Edward Larrabee of go-ahead run in the sixth inning the ninth. then retired George Brett and went games. Franco has gone 12-for-28 aave. Milwaukee Brewers. Raissi s lawyer, S. William Bromson, told Judge Edward R. FARMINGTON (AP) — Police today, through routine reconstruc­ Hartford Hospital, where he has Gray, Maine; and several nieces and Lee Smith picked up a Chicago Randy O’Neal, 1-7, took the loss on to get his 25th save, striking out He also singled in the first. Montreal took the lead in the first Doyle that Raissi hasn't had a drink since the Nov. 17 incident. He said Friday a top insurance tion of the accident, we have not regained consciousness. Inves­ and nephews. club-record 134th save Friday, for Detroit, which fell 5 1-2 games four batters. Cleveland added a run in the Jnning: with three rims on four hits There were seven home runs in said his client is a diabetic, and that could have accounted for his executive’s 15-year-old son — not a determined that not to be the case. tigators have yet to interview the A graveside service will be held leading the Cubs to a 2-1 triumph behind Boston in the American eighth on singles by Mel Hall. Pal the game, four by the Brewers and off loser Bob Ojeda. 12-3. John walked one and struck out ^ o r performance during a test for sobriety administered by the 14-year-old female neighbor — was "A ll evidence points to the fact elder Frahm or the parents of the Monday at a time to be announced over the Philadelphia Phillies. League East. Tabler and Brook Jacoby. two of those two-run homers by Luis Rivera, Mitch Webster and five. The most serious trouble he Suffield officer who arrested him. driving a speeding luxury car that that the driver was in fact Timothy other teen-agers to determine in the Townsend Cemetery, An­ Smith, who pitched the final O’Neal, starting only three days faced came in the sixth inning, but Winning the eighth of his last 10 Rob Deer, who now has 24 this Raines started with consecutive killed four people when it crashed. Frahm,” the chief said. whether the car was taken without dover. There are no calling hours. inning and combined on a six hitter after picking up his first save of the a strong throw by right fielder decisions. Candiotti faced his season. Paul Molltor and Cecil Raissi. an Enfield probate judge since 1974, was also arrested singles for Montreal’s first run. Chief LeRoy Bangham said The Mercedes to was traveling Frahm’s permission. Memorial donations may be made with Steve Trout and Rick Sut­ season, failed to last three innings. Dave Winfield ended the threat. stiffest challenge in the first. After Cooper also homered. on a drunken driving charge in 1982, reports show. Andre Dawson forced Raines at an estimated 80 miles an hour in a Bangham said there’s been no to the Newington Children’s Hospi­ cliffe, broke the record of Bruce Boston scored its runs in the Lonnie Smith reached on an singles by Lee Lacy and Eddie police initially thought the sole second, and Tim Wallach singled Chicago starter Joe Cowley 35 mph zone when it crossed into decision to file charges in the case. tal, 181 E. Cedar St., Newington, Sutter. second largely due to O’Neal’s error by New York third baseman Murray, he retired Cal Ripken Jr. survivor of Thursday’s head-on to left to score Webster. Left improved his record to 8-6, scatter­ oncoming traffic and hit another The legal driving age in Connecti­ 06111. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 wildness. Mike Pagliarulo and stole second on a pop for the final out. crash, Timothy Frahm of Avon, fielder Mookie Wilson booted the Cardinal* 3, Pirate* 1 ing seven hits over six innings. car head-on, Bangham said. The cut is 16. Main St., is in charge of After Don Baylor reached base with two outs. After Hal McRae Jim Traber singled to open the was in the front passenger seat of a ball, allowing Dawson to score on At S* Louis. Terry Pendleton Gene Nelson pitched three innings driver of the other car, Avon "W e do not know how the arrangements. on shortstop Alan Trammell’s Baltimore fifth, and then Butler Mercedes-Benz registered to Do­ the play as well. ■ had a career-high four hits, and walked, Frank White lined a single for his fourth save. resident. Edward Bridgman, was youngsters were able to get the fielding error, O’Neal walked to right. Winfield’s throw to the caught a drive by Larry Sheets off nald R. Frahm, president of The Montreal added a run in the Danny Cox allowed three hits over Calendars killed, as were the three other car,” Lt. Paul Capodiferro said. Americans recycled a record three straight batters, the last plate stopped Smith in his tracks the top of the centerfield fence. The White Sox staked Cowley to Hartford Insurance Group. second when Dann Bilardello led eight innings, helping the St. Louis teen-agers. Bangham said parents are not 33.1 billion all-aluminum cans in forcing in Baylor. halfway home, and Smith was Traber had three of Baltimore’s a 5-0 lead in the first. But investigators re-examined off with a single, went to second on Cardinals win their fifth straight Police said Timothy was in obliged to keep keys hidden from 1985. That is almost 1.25 billion Rich Gedman’s infield out tagged out in a rundown. the wreckage and found the Frahm Smith’s infield out and scored on with a 3-1 decision Friday night their children. pounds of the lightweight metal. brought home Dwight Evans, and Manchester firehouse, 7:30 p.m. boy had been behind the wheel of critical but stable condition at Raines’ hit. over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Royals have lost three his father’s car. Colleen Merri- Ed Romero’s sacrifice fly scored straight games and eight of 11. Wednesday Republican Town Committee, Pendleton, John Morris and Curt Community Hall, 7: .10 p m man, 14, of Avon had been in the Ford drove in runs for the Bill Buckner. Tony Armas then Randolph hit his third home run Cheney Hall Foundation. Pro­ Astros 5, Padrss 0 The Weekend Wednesday front passenger seat and two other Cardinals. Pendleton was 4-for-4, raced home, making it 4-0, when ^ ^ f the season with one out in the bate Court building, 5 p m Barrett got the Red Sox’ lone hit of Board of Education. Bolton youths were in the rear, police 8T. JUDE’S NOVENA •lake a Look- At Houston. Mike Scott pitched a all singles. first inning. It was Randolph’s first Thursday ■tx-hitter, and Jose Cruz drove in the inning, a single to left. homer at Yankee Stadium since Elementary School. 7:30 p.m. said. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Rad*, 4, Dodger* 0 Judge's hours. Probate Court, two runs, giving him 1,001 in his Boston scored again in the third last Sept. 5. Television and radio highlights ^ Planning Commi.ssion, Com­ "Initial investigation indicated JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ building. 6:30 p m 1985 LINCOLN major league career, as the At Cincinnati, Buddy Bell’s solo inning when Evans worked O’Neal munity Hall, 8 p.m. that Colleen Merriman ... was the FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ Collar! Don Mattingly was hit by a pitch homer broke a scoreless tie for a one-out walk and scored on TODAY driver,” Bangham said. "However SERVED THROUGHOUT THE LKITltCIUI) Houston Astros defeated the San following Randolph’s homer and a TOWN CARS between dueling pitchers Bill 12:30 p.m. — Volvo International, ESPN. WORLD, NOW AND FOREVER. Diego Padres 5-0 Friday night. Buckner’s screamer down the single by Winfield put runners at Andover Gullickson and Orel He^ihiser, 2 p.m. — Royals vs. Yankees, Channels 22. 30, WPOP. Coventry SACRED HEART OF JESUS, Stk. «S904-D , Scott, 12-7, struck out nine leftfield line. Jim Slaton relieved first and third. Mattingly scored sending the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-0 2 p.m. — U.S. Diving Championships, Channels 8, 40. Thursday PRAY FOR US, SAINT JUDE batters, boosting his major league­ O’Neal to get the last out. when Dan Pasqua grounded out. Monday 3:30 p.m. — PG A Championship, Channels 8, 40. Town Meeting, Andover Ele­ DRIVEWAY SEALING WORKER OF MIRACLES, PRAY leading total to 216 and giving him victory over the L1llQNSUsPeiiKPNa. KMUblWIiniiKWNWIvr nert; Second, Montague; Third, Brock- Sabrhgn Kan 132 135 89 610 4.22 it ever happened. By Aug. 27, they had faded to six appeared to be a two-team AL East couldn’t overcome the hitting Ronnie Block 68-71— 139 Myra Blocfcwelder 73-72—145 lander. Guzman Tex 134 151 East. The Red Sox have one staunch Scott Simpson 70-70—140 76 8 11 4.23 games back. duel into a six-way horse race; slump. For example. Wade Boggs Heother F o rr 73.72 145 T—2:27. A—27 ,ri. Bankhead Kan 81 74 63 5 5 4.24 “But this is no time to panic. ’The Baltimore closed to within 2>A: believer in veteran catcher Carl­ Phil Blockmor 67-73__ 140 M. J. Smith 7571 145 Cowley Chi A recent 6-14 tailspin prompted went 7-45 in one stretch as he Bruce Lletzke 49.71— 140 89 72 72 7 race is ahead of us. There’s a lot of —In 1983, Boston led by 2Vi on L a u rie R Inker 70-75—145 M ason Tex 95 93 60 6 the panic, but the Sox insist they’re Detroit, Toronto and Cleveland average dropped from .382 to .342. ton Fisk, a Boston star in the 1975 Jett Slumon 70-71__ 141 Colleen Walker 7973___ 145 Nieves M il 139 157 baseball to be played.” June 5, dropped to four games back World Series, now with the White Craig Stodler 47.74—141 Expaa 5, Mata 3 87 10 going to reverse the slump They picked up ground along with the Boggs wasn’t alone, though — the Penny Pulz 7571—146 Terrell Det 150134 66 6910 With Jim Rice, Dwight Evans on July 3, and finished sixth, 20 Sox. Donnie Hammond to-71— 141 Mindy Moore 7573___144 struggling Yankees; the Tigers 3-10 road trip team average was Tom Watson 77.40—141 even showed signs of keeping their and Bob Stanley the only players AAarta Flguera5Dottl 7973—146 NEW YORK MONTREAL games out. benefited the most, going from 14 . 211. “If you have one guy who gets Wovne Le vi 68-73—141 NATKMAL LEAGUE word last Wednesday night with a Caroline Gowon 7572—146 ^ O fe, ■ rh . M abrhM remaining from the 1978 Sox, this —In 1985, the Red Sox were 6‘A games back to 5>A. hurt, it affects the whole lineup,” David Edwards 77.49^141 D y k s tra e f TEAM BATTING 15-hit, 9-0 victory over Chicago. Early in the season, the Red Sox Don Pohl 71-71-147 Potty Hayes 7973—146 4 110 Rivera SS 3 1 1 0 club says it doesn’t pay attention to behind on July 18 and were Fisk said. “The Red Sox have held Shelley Hamlin 7973—146 M cO w llp 0 0 0 0 Webeteref 4 12 0 AB R H HR RBI Pet But is this team capable of “Our pitching has been OK for won in strange ways — on a hit Mark WIebe 7547—142 New Y o rk 3663 527 967 107 492 .264 comparisons with the past. expected to make a charge. They Mary Beth Zimmerman 7572—146 Bckm n 2b 5 110 Raines If 3 0 2 2 winning Boston’s first pennant more than two weeks except for batter, errors, wild pitches, bases- together pretty well despite miss­ Lonnie Nielsen 73-49__ 147 Morel Bozarth 7973—146 KH rndz 1b 5 0 2 1 Wright If 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 3680 473 950 72 432 .258 Fans, though, can’t forget. finished fifth, 18‘A games out. ing Hurst. Boyd and Nipper for Gene Souers 69-73—143 MIssle McGeorge 7571—146 C o rte rc San Diego 3607 416 922 93 397 .256 since 1975? Or will 1986 go the way that one inning when Kansas City loaded walks and a balk. 4 110 Dawson rf 4 2 10 Chlcogo long periods. That’s a sign of a ISOO AokI 7349^142 Nonev Scranton 7572—144 Yankaaa 2, Royaia 0 S frw b ry rf 3 0 11 Walloch3b 4 0 11 3663 463 933 99 433 .255 of so many other frustrating years On July 19,1978, the Red Sox led This year, on July 11, the Red Sox scored 11 runs in the seventh.” During the slump, they lost in Bob T w ov 72-70—142 Judy EllltSam^' 7572—146 M W IIso n lf 3 0 0 0 L o w lb 3 0 2 1 Los Angeles 3603 435 919 90 407 .255 the New York Yankees by 14 team that has makings to go all the Fred Couples 6973—142 Dot Germain 7573__ 147 K n ig h t 3b M on tre o i 3551 437 904 80 414 .255 since the “Great Collapse’’ of ’78? had an eight-game lead over the McNamara said. “Strange things strange ways — 1-0 on errors by way” Scott Hoch 72-70—142 Baseball 4 0 0 0 Newmn2b 3 0 0 0 A tla n ta 3597 419 games. On Aug. 3, Boston was 8‘A Shirley Furlong 7571__ 147 KANSAS CITY NEW YORK Santana ss 2 0 10 McClurep 0 0 0 0 905 95 392 .252 “With our pitching staff, if we Yankees. That was the day Boston are going against us, but the Boggs and Roger Clemens; a During the slump, the Red Sox Dovls Love III 70-72—142 Cindy Rorlck 73.74—147 abrhM abrhM H e e p lf Houston 3615 424 902 85 397 .250 up on its archrival. On Aug. 31, the Ion Woosnom 72-70— 142 0 0 0 0 Burkep 0 0 0 0 Phllodelphia 3622 494 pitcher Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd bottom line is that we aren’t grand slam off relief ace Bob Jo Ann Woshom 7574__ 148 LSmith If 4 0 0 0 RHndsn cf 4 0 10 O ledap 2 0 10 WJhnsnph 10 0 0 898 99 467 .248 don’t win it now, we never will,” lead was still a healthy seven hitting. rewarded McNamara with a new D avid Frost 70-73—143 Jo'JfJAn^rson 7573-148 Wllsoncf 4 0 10 Rndlph2b 3 111 M azzllll ph P itts b u rg 3555 439 879 75 405 .247 was suspended without pay Stanley in the 11th inning; Kansas Ken Green 71-77— 143 1 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 3 6 1 1 ^ second baseman Marty Barrett games. two-year contract. Vicki T^^r 7976-148 American League itandings B re tt3 b 4 0 0 0 M tn g ly 1 b 3 1 0 0 S Iskp 0 0 0 0 Blirdelo c 3 110 82 401 .244 ($6,450) for a clubhouse tirade over “One thing I thought I’d never City’s 11-ruh inning; and the Tony Sills 71-72—143 Hollis Stacy 7976—148 McRoedh 3 0 10 Wlnfletarf 3 0 10 HJohsnss StLouls 3529 34 363 .235 said confidently. “We’ll win be­ Looking ahead to the rest of the M ike Donald 7449—143 1 0 0 0 BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 At the end of the season, the Red not being picked for the All-Star have to worry about was the ejection of Clemens for bumping Cindy Flgg-Currler 7572__ 148 Whlte2b 4 0 2 0 Posgualf 3 0 0 1 ^ . Foley2b 10 0 0 INDIVIDUAL BATTING cause of our pitching, not because Sox and Yankees were tied with Game. season, he said: Roger Maltble 73-70—143 Lynn Adams 7573—148 East Division BalbonI 1b 4 0 2 0 E a sier dh 3 0 1 0 Totals 24 3 8 2 Teta« 31 S 10 4 210o rm o re a tb a ts. of our defense or because of our hitting. All my thoughts were an umpire after a controversial “It’s not easy, no game is. but I Mork Lve 7971—143 ^sle Minister 7572—148 0 W L PCf. OB Klngeryrf 3 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 3 0 0 0 AB R H HR RBI Pet hitting.” 99-63 records. The next day. New Bohon’s lead was seven games pitching-oriented, never with the call. Johnny Miller 72-71—143 Jone Crofter 7572—148 Boston 63 44 .589 Motley ph 1 0 0 0 Skinnerc 3 0 0 0 New York ooo Brooks Mon 306 X 104 14 SB .340 York beat the Red Sox 5-4 with the hope to be around for a while — if I D.A. Welbring 71-72—143 810 Raines Mon 388 X IX on July 13. hitting. That shows how crazy this The Red Sox also have the Laura Bough 71.78—149 B a ltim o re 59 SO .547 5 Sundbrge 3 0 0 0 Tollesonss 3 0 0 0 M ontreal 318 000 o ix -d 43 .335 “I’ve never been on a team that help of Bucky Dent’s famous chip Then, during the All-Star break. game can be.” don't have a heart attack or they John Cook 71-72__ 143 Beverley C^ls 7976—149 New Y o rk 60 51 .547 5 AS alazr ss 3 0 0 0 Gome Winning RBI — Raines (6). G wynn SO 418 X IX 44 .333 poorest fielding average in the don’t take me to the funny farm.” Corev P ovln 71-72— 143 Jerllvn Britz 7573—149 D e tro it 59 51 .536 5Vi Totals » 0 6 0 Totals 28 2 4 3 Wilson, Santona, Rivera, Newman, CBrow n SF 347 48 115 43 .X I Bobby Wodkins 6974—143 Connie ChlllemI 7976—149 T oro n to 58 52 .527 6 Knight. DP—New York 2, Montreoi 1. Dvkstra NY 291 51 95 34 .326 Bob Glider 6975—144 C leveland 56 53 .514 Sax LA 402 61 131 31 .326 M a rth a Nause 79-7D—149 7'/i * * * " • LOB—New York 10, M ontreal 5. 2B— David Graham 75-49—144 K a th y H ite 71-78=149 M ilw aukee 53 55 .491 10 New York 200 800 OOx—3 KHernondez 2, Santana. 3B—Strawberry. Backman NY 265 46 M 20 .325 Doug Tew ell 73-71— 144 Jon Stephenson 7574^150 West Division Game Winning RBI — Rondolph (5). SB—Webster (27), Raines (47). Boss Htn 398 57 IX 47 .314 Wovne G rodv 66-74— 144 AAargoret Word 7576—150 C a llto rn ia SB SO .537 _ IP H Walling Htn 2X X 73 36 .311 B ife / Lendl, •^'noetv. LOB—Kansas R ER BB SO S p o rts In B re tt Upper 71-73—144 Joon D elk 7576—150 Texas 57 52 .523 1'4i New York Muphrv Chi 242 X 23 .310 *■ HR-Rondolph (2). Mitchell NY Chip Beck 71-73—144 Charlotte Montgomery 7576—150 Chicago 49 58 .458 B'/} 0&—tS m lin (19). Oleda L,12-3 5 B 4 3 0 4 2 X X 28 .305 Clarence Rose 73.71—144 Deedee Lasker 77-73—150 Kansas City 48 61 .440 lO '/j Sisk 2 MWllson NY 217 37 ■ 25 .300 Hal Sutton 73-71—144 0 0 0 2 1 K n ig h t NY Susie Poger 77-73—150 M innesota 47 60 .439 lO '/j Konsoscity "• M cO w ll 1 2 1 0 0 0 332 38 51 .298 Norton secures pole powon Andy Bean 74.70—144 Sally Little 7575—150 Seattle 48 62 .436 11 M enlreal AThomas Atl 223 24 26 .296 L e b rn d t L ,9 9 8 4 2 2 1 6 KHemndz NY Connors Mike Reid 71-73__ 144 Susan Sanders 7574—150 O akland 47 63 .427 12 New York BSmIth WA4 384 64 113 51 .294 6 2-3 7 3 3 4 2 Roy P it LAKEVILLE — Buddy Norton of Storr/ovCTcame torrid Tommy Nakallmo 71-73—144 Susan Smith 7574—150 Late Games Net Included Jo h n W ,4-l 7 93 5 0 0 1 5 M cC lure 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 372 42 IX 52 .293 Dove B a rr 71.73—144 Foiled to Qualify FrMay's Dames R lg h e ttl S,25 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 4 B urke 1 Schmidt Phi 3X 64 i n X .293 0 0 0 r 1 EDavIs CIn temperatures and choking humidity to capture the pole position Lorry Mize 4976—145 Kathy Baker 79.72—151 NewYork2, KonsosCItyO HBP—M attingly by Lelbrandt. Reardon S,26 1 0 0 0 0 1 257 64 75 41 .292 for Saturday’s $40,000 Firehawk Grand Sports six-hour Buddy Gardner 72-73—145 Tammy Fredrickson 7978—151 Boston 6, D etroit 1 Umpires—Home, HIrshbeck; First, _ HBP—Raines by Oleda, MWllson by W CIork SF 214 34 62 21 .290 Steve Pate 7669—145 Heather Drew 7577—151 Clevelands, BaltImoreO BSmItti. PB^^IIardello. CDovIs SF 357 X IX 60 .2X endurance race. advance Barnett; Second, Kaiser; Third, Humph­ M ark M cCum ber 71.74__ 145 LuLong Radler 7575—151 Chlcogo12,Mllwaukee6 rey. Umpires—Home, Poi RWIIIams LA 211 23 61 22 .289 Denis Watson 71.74—145 o iV cIn o t' F ir s t, Haves Phi Norton drove his stock Chevrolet Camaro to a new record, Lynn Stroney 79-72—151 TorontootTexos, (n) T—2:10. A—32J)86. MeSherry; Second, Bonin;i ; ^ l M , P I u lll. 390 64 112 60 .287 C alvin Peete 72-73—145 Joanne Paclllo 7575—151 Seottleot California, (n) T—2:55. A—21,207. RRevIds Pit X I X X 42 .287 completing a lap around Lime Rock Park’s twisty l.S3-mile By Bob Greene Ben Crenshaw 72-73—145 Barb Thomos 7576—152 Minnesota at Oak land, (n) Scloscia LA 216 24 62 16 .287 circuit in 1 minute, 6.636 seconds for an average speed of 82.658 The Associated Press Don P ooley 71-74—145 Lynn Connelly 7576—152 Sfiturdoy's Games Indiana 3. Orlolaa 0 Webster Mon 3 » 57 ira 33 .2X Dave Stockton 70-75—145 Alice Miller 7574—152 Kansas City (Saberhogen 510) at New Oberkfell Atl 3 X 37 94 X .285 miles per hour. It beat the old record, set Walt Maas of California Jodie M udd 72-73—145 Melissa Whitmire 7577—152 York (Drobek 2-5), 2:20 p.m. Major Laagua atatlatica Glodden SF 2 X 37 65 X .284 in 1985, by more than .4 seconds. . STRATTON MOUNTAIN. Vt. — Hubert Green 75-70__ 145 Jeannette Kohihoas 7577—152 M innesota (V io la 11-8) a t O akland CLEVELAND BALTIMORE OSmIth StL 348 49 X X .284 Lee T re vin o 71.74__ 145 (Stewart 4-0), 4:05 p.m. a b r h M a b r h M F lan n e ry SD 240 31 X 21 .283 Top-seeded Ivan Lendl and vete­ Lisa Young 7576-152 B u tle r cf Gomes Through Thursday, Aug. Tom K ite 72-73— 145 Carole Charbonnier 7576—152 Boston (Nipper 57) at Detroit (Tonana 5 1 1 0 J B o n lll2 b 3 0 0 0 7 Parker CIn 413 61 117 79 .283 ran Jimmy Connors battled their G ary Koch 48-77— 145 94), 7:35 p.m. F ranco 2b 5 1 2 2 Shelbyph 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Murphy Atl X I X 113 45 .282 Debbie Melsterlln 7578—152 C a rte r r f Soccer brawl may set English back way to a semifinal meeting before Mike Sullivan 72-73—145 Stephanie Forwlg 7574—152 Cleveland (Roman 80) at Baltimore 5 0 0 0 Gutlerz 2b 0 0 0 0 TEAM BATTING Horner Atl 3 X 48 95 59 .280 Joey SIndelar 74-72—146 (Davis 58), 7:35 p.m. T hrn tn dh 3 0 0 0 Lacy rt 3 0 10 AB R H HR RBI Pet Leonard SF 341 48 X 42 .279 heavy rain again halted play at the Dianne Dailey 7578—153 M H a ll If New Y o rk 3812 571 1054 133 534 ,276 LONDON — A bloody brawl by more than 100 soccer fans Hale Irw in 76-70—146 Susie B erdoy 77-76—153 T o ro n to (J. Johnson 1-1) a t Texos 4 0 10 Lynn cf 3 0 0 0 M oreland Chi 398 52 111 SS .279 $315,000 Volvo International tennis Bob M urp h y 73-73— 146 N ixon If 0 10 0 Murray 1b 3 0 10 Cleveland 3696 531 1013 100 495 .274 Strawbry NY 305 55 85 traveling abroad to watch their teams in a series of preseason Gall Lee Hlroto 7577—153 (Lovnd 1-0), 8:35 p.m. T oronto 57 .279 tournament Friday. Joy Haas 59L77— 145 Chicago (DeLeon 2-0) ot Milwaukee Snyder ss 3 0 10 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 3875 578 1056 I X 544 .273 W ynne SD 222 X 62 26 .279 Cothv Johnston 7578—153 T a b le rlb Texos 3756 514 1016 117 483 .271 games could set back “for years” English hopes of returning to J.C. Sn^ 70-76-146 Susan Tonkin 7577—153 (Hlguera 157), 8:35 p.m. 3 0 2 0 T ra b e rd h 4 0 3 0 McReyIds SD 365 54 101 51 .277 Connors began the day by James Blolr 72-74__ 144 Jacoby3b 3 0 11 Sheetsif 4 0 0 0 B a ltim o re 3683 516 982 123 488 .267 Sandberg Chi European club competition, officials said Friday. Jackie Bertsch 77-76—153 Seattle (Morgan 510) at Californio Boston 423 46 117 54 .T n wrapping up the final two games of Ken B row n 73-73—146 (Candelaria 51), 10:05 p.m. Bandoc 3 0 0 0 OMolly3b 4 0 0 0 3593 487 958 79 460 .267 D oran Htn 405 62 111 26 .X4 AAorv Murphy 7575—153 D e tro it 3736 539 983 127 502 .263 “This is very serious news,” sports minister Richard Tracey his rain-delayed 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 third- Lennie Clements 71.75—144 aTrule Timmons 7578—153 Sunday's Games Dem psy c 2 0 0 0 Bream P it 326 X 87 46 .267 Lonny Wodkins 71.75—144 Steferoc 10 0 0 M innesota 3667 512 963 144 488 .263 Dunston Chi said after rival English fans clashed Thursday night on a North round victory over Peru’s Pablo Sue ErtI 7579^154 Kansas City at New York, 1:30 p.m. 405 52 108 48 .267 Roepn Polled To Quality Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 31 8 5 0 California 3660 533 950 115 502 .260 GDavIs Htn X I 62 107 X .267 Sea ferry taking them to watch games in The Netherlands. Lori West 7576—154 Boston at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. M ilw aukee 3653 465 951 76 4 X .260 Arraya, then had to come from A ndy N o rth 72-75— 147 Marlene Floyd 77.77—154 Cleveland at Baltimore, 2:05 p.m. L a n drx LA 262 34 70 X .267 Clw etand 806 838 8 1 8 -3 Seattle 3754 525 969 112 496 .258 Cruz Htn 313 X Five fans were injured, three with stab wounds, and 14 behind to down 12th-seeded Robert Roy F loyd 76-71— 147 J u lie Cole 74-88—154 Chlcogo at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. O akland 29 X .265 Junior boys west division champs Bernhard Longer 73-74—147 Minnesota at Oakland, 2,3:15 p.m. Baltim ore 888 888 888—8 3695 491 9 X 106 456 .252 Dawson Mon X I X 77 46 .265 arrested. SegusQ 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 and move into Bonnie Lauer 7578—154 (Same W inning RBI — F ranco (61. Kansas City 3693 431 916 86 405 .248 G arner Htn Kevin M o rris 74-73— 147 P ot M eyers 81-73—154 . Seattle at California, 4:05 p.m. Chicago 23837 63 X .265 English teams were barred indefinitely from major European the semifinals. Pat FItzsImons 73-74—147 DP—C leveland 1, B a ltim o re 1. LOB— 3541 461 878 82 433 .248 Orsulak Pit 294 45 78 18 .265 Sherri Stelnhouer 74-81—155 Toronto ot Texas, 7:05 p.m. INDIVIDUAL BATTING club competitions following last year’s Heysel stadium riots in Lendl had his toughest match of The Cyclones captured the Junior Boys’ Bret Lewis, Mike Embser. Standing; Mark McNulty 7572—147 Deborah McHoffle 7976—155 Oevelond 9, Baltimore 8. H'' —Franco TPena P it 340 X 90 35 .265 Ahork O'Meoro 73.74—147 210o r m ore at bats. B ell CIn 3 X 43 92 X .2X Brussels, Belgium, at the European Champions Cup final the week, but eliminated No. 7 Western Division championship at MCC Coach Bob Lathrop, Matt Kohut, Robert Jim Colbert 74.73—147 Korin Mundlnger 77-78—155 AB R H HR RBI Pct Kennedy SD Alexandra Reinhardt 7976—155 „ . IP H R ER BB SO Boggs Bsn X I X 84 36 .262 Brad Gilbert 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 as he N ick Faldo 74.71— 147 National Laagua atandlnga 368 66 127 5 48 .345 RThopson SF 378 51 X X .262 between Liverpool of England and Juventus of Italy. in Manchester Rec Department junior Stearns, Chris Schoenberger, Mike L a u ra H u rlb u t 81-75—156 C a n d lo ttI W,11-8 8 1-3 /Mattingly NY 468 76 160 X 78 .342 Samuel Phi continued his bid*to reach the final Borrv Joeckel 73.74—147 Linda H unt 81-75—156 Puckett Min 379 60 99 53 .261 soccer program action this summer. Kelsey, Matt DeMarco, Erik Nielson, Lorry RInker 7449—147 Cam acho S,15 2-3 462 83 155 22 64 .335 IModlock LA 235 X 61 .260 of this Nabsico Grand Prix event Nonev Tomich 8876—156 East Division Rice Bsn 407 61 135 10 66 .332 35 Andrew Magee 74.73—147 W L Pet. Baltim ore Morrison Pit 3 X X K 54 .260 Yankees activate Tommy John Team members are (from left) Front Coach Tony DeMarco. Missing; Steve C arolyn HIM 7578—156 OB B o d d I c k e Fletcher Tex 352 61 114 2 31 .324 Stubbs LA for the second straight year. Mark HOyes 73.74—147 Leslie Pearson 8876—156 New Y o rk 72 35 .673 — ,14- W ard Tex 285 43 74 I 47 .260 Don Halldorson 7573—148 6 9 8 3 3 5 305 46 98 5 45 .321 Hatcher Htn 228 X X 18 .2X Earlier in the day, Connors and row: Eric Bevans, Jeff Crockett, Jamey Donneliy, Louis LaGuardia. Barbara Pendergost 7978—157 M on tre a l 55 50 .524 16 B e ll T o r 433 75 IX 26 82 .319 NEW YORK — Left-hander Tommy John was activated M ac O’G rady 72-76—148 Philadelphia 52 55 .466 Umpires—Home, Conoepcon CJn 270 36 X 26 .256 two qualifiers — 16-year-old Andre Loretta Alderete 8974—157 20 McClelland; Second, DmkTngw; Third', Eosler NY - 357 50 114 10 53 .319 BDIaz CIn Friday from the disabled list by the New York Yankees, who Tatro, Chris Lathrop, Jay Carangelo, M ike Schlueter 74.74—140 toltb St. Louis 52 55 .4B6 20 302 X 77 36 .255 Pam A lle n —157 R e illy. C arter Cle 424 68 I X 18 75 .311 VanSlyke StL Agassi and Canadian Martin Lau- Bob Ackerman 7572—146 aPoula BrzostowskI 8877—157 Chicago 47 60 .439 25 Lynn B it 241 27 61 34 .253 opened a roster spot by waiving reliever Al Holland for the M ossy K uram oto 73.75__ 148 T—2:37. A—29,917. 305 58 95 18 57 .311 Wallach Mon., 368 41 93 ’ 60 ,2X rendeau — completed their third- Nina Foust 8878—158 P ittsb u rg h 42 63 .400 29 Fernndz Tor 461 68 143 7 45 .310 purpose of giving him his unconditional release. Howard Twittv 72-76—148 V Division (SalarrogaMon 220 X SS 26 .250 round victories, while John McEn­ C indy F e rro 79L8O—159 Joyner Cal 424 61 131 22 77 .309 JDavIs Chi Ray Freeman 7573—148 P o tty Jordan 82-77—159 Houston 61 48 .560 — X 6 42 94 1 49 .250 John, 43, had been on the 21-day disabled list after straining his National Laagua raaulta B ernzrd Cle X I SB 117 10 47 .307 Coleman StL 398 64 X 33 .249 roe also advanced into the Tom Purtzer 73-75^148 Nancy Rubin 78-81—159 San Francisco 56 53 .514 5 Y ou n t M il 347 54 106 4 26 .305 left Achilles tendon and had been pitching at Fort Lauderdale of DItka's return Is special Oester CIn quarterfinals with yet another Lorry Nelson 74.74—148 Cathy Sherk 82-78—160 Los Angeles 54 54 .500 6'/ j Ripken Bit 349 X 87 X .249 406 65 123 17 61 .303 G arvey SD X I X 97 1 51 .248 the Class A Florida State League on rehabilitation assignment. F i ^ Z oe lle r 73-75—148. L o ri B rock 76-84—160 San Diego 51 57 .472 9 '/j Benlauez Bit 2X X 72 6 24 .XI straight-set victory, this one over Peter Oakley 72-77—149 A tla n ta 51 57 .472 9 '/j Cardinala 3. PIrataa 1 Marshall LA 302 43 75 1 50 .248 In three starts, he was 2-0 and didn’t allow a run in 13 innings. Becky Larson 7584—160 D H III Oak 226 21 68 2 18 .X I McGee StL Australia’s Wally Masur. Bv Brian Trusdell John Mohotfey 71.78—149 Sis Seman 82-79—161 C in cin n a ti SO 56 .472 9 '/j 377 49 93 40 .247 at Minnesota. New Orleans at good sport, but let’s have a Curtis Strange 7575—149 P B rodley Sea 3 X 55 105 8 X .3X Durham Chi 3 X X 81 1 45 .246 John, who was activated in time to start Friday night’s game Agassi, playing in only his fourth The Associated Press aKIm Belk 8978—161 Late Game Net Included PITTSBURGH STLOUIS Sheets Bit 214 31 64 13 48 .299 Denver and Dallas at San Diego. handshake before the game and Gll Morgan 77.72—149 Frtday's (3ames GWIIson Phi 3 X 46 94 1 55 .245 against Kansas City, sa id he wouldn ’t change his plans to become tournament as a professional, Sue Foglemon 8578—162 a b r h M a b r h M Collins Det 312 X 93 1 21 .291 (SaMtthws Chi 253 35 62 The Los Angeles Raiders oppose after because during the 60 min­ Manuel Pinero 7573__ 149 Nancy Ledbetter 7983—162 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 Orsulak rf Ogllvle M il I X .245 pitching coach at the University of North Carolina next season. Brod Faxon 77.72__ 149 4 0 0 0 Colem n c f 4 1 1 0 263 25 78 3 40 .297 Hubbard Atl 261 X 64 32 .245 continued his surprising run Coming home is always a little the 49ers in San Francisco and the utes the game Is played, the other Debbie Hall 8578—163 Cincinnati 4, Los AngelesO CIm nts p 0 0 0 0 OSm Ilh ss Baines Chi 405 56 I X 16 65 .296 T.M. Chen 7574—149 LosAngelesatClnclnnatl,2ndgame 4 0 1 0 C a rte r NY 3 S 6X 87 1 X .244 through the 64-play downed Jona­ easier when you are wearing a Sandy Lem on 82-82—164 Bonds c f 2 0 1 0 H e rr 2b 4 2 2 0 Barfield Tor 405 X I X 27 75 .296 B re n ly SF Washington Redskins play New guy is trying to take something George Bums 73.75—149 Sharon Barrett 8586—171 M o n tre a l 5, New Y o rk 3 Ray 2b 288 34 69 35 .240 than Canter 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Super Bowl ring, but Mike Ditka 4 0 1 0 F ord If 4 0 2 1 OBrIen Tex X 6 59 111 16 66 .295 JCIark StL 2X 34 55 23 .2X Giants, Dorsey agree on contract England at Foxboro, Mass., on away from you." L o rry G ilb e rt 73-76—149 Stephanie Kornegay 84-87—171 Atlanto7, Son Fronclsco6 Bream lb 3 0 0 0 P ndltn3b M H a ll Cle 289 X 85 17 61 .294 David Duschone 7574—149 Houston 5, San Diego 0 4 0 4 1 H e rr StL 356 26 84 X .236 McEnroe almost lost his first set says he will enjoy his return to Sunday. Ditka is not the only Pittsburgh Bonilla ph 1 0 0 0 M orrisrt 3 0 11 Murray Bit 294 X 86 11 54 .293 Duncan LA SUWANEE, Ga. — Eric Dorsey, the New York Giants’ No. 1 Scott Bess 74.75—149 St. Louis 3, P ittsb u rgh 1 RRevIds If Lacy B it 344 43 n 26 .2X of the tournament, his first com­ Pittsburgh because of the imprint The Steelers’ 7-9 record last year native returning. Offensive tdckle 3 0 0 0 Landrm r f 1 0 1 0 387 65 113 11 44 .292 Moreno Atl 242 X 56 19 .X I draft choice, has reached a tentative agreement on a reported Howard Clark 72-77__ 149 Sfiturdoy's Games T P enoc 3 0 0 0 H urdle lb B re tt Kan 335 54 97 11 X .2X petitive appearance since the the Steelers have had on him. more or less resembled the econ­ Tim Simpson 73.77—150 Los Angeles (Valenzuela 156) at Cincin­ 4 0 2 0 M ilner CIn 2 X 50 68 1 26 .2X Jim Covert, another Pitt graduate, M orrlsn 3 b 3 1 0 0 L v ilre c 4 0 1 0 (Sontner M il 345 41 IX 6 X .290 Pnditn StL X 6 X 86 four-year, $1.35 million contract and has joined the team for Nabisco Masters in January. But “It’s always special when I come P ot M cGowan 7574— 150 nati (Denny 510), 2:15 p.m. K h a lifa ss 2 0 1 0 Cox p Franca Cle 36 .2X omy in the surrounding communi­ wide receiver Brain Baschnagel Lynn Janson 7576—150 4 0 0 0 417 52 IX 4 41 .288 U rib e SF 324 X 74 31 .2X workouts against the Atlanta Falcons. he staved off two set points in the Football Philadelphia (Hudson 510) at Chicago UW shtnss 1 0 0 0 Hortonp 0 0 0 0 LAParlsh Tex 288 X 83 15 63 .288 home,” said Ditka, whose Chicago ties dependent on the depressed and linebacker Dan Rains also are Seve Ballesteros 7576__ 150 (Eckerslev 6-6), 4:05 p.m. Reuschel p 2 0 0 0 AD avIs Sea 303 46 87 13 X .287 NATIONAL LEAGUE Dorsey arrived about noon Friday, met with the press and ninth game of the second set, then Bears will play the Steelers steel industry. from the Pittsburgh area. Bob Lohr 7576—150 New York (Darling 11-4) at Montreal DIstefan rf 1 0 0 1 \ T rto b ll Sea 3X X 97 18 69 .287 TEAM PITCHING quickly adjourned for a meeting with defensive line coach Lamar won a tiebreak 7-5 to eliminate the Saturday night in one of six 12 NFL G ory H a rdin 77-73—150 (Tibbs 56), 7:35 p.m. Totals 29 1 J 1 TofoN ^ 3 IS 3 G riffin Oak X I 48 112 3 X .286 ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA It was Pittsburgh’s first losing The Bears-Steelers will also Jim White 7575—150 Son Francisco (Downs 82) at Atlanta H rbek M in 3 X 64 103 X X .286 New Y o rk 3.08 8X 334 344 712 9 26 Leachman. Australian 6-2, 7-6. exhibition games this weekend. season in 14 years, but Ditka said meet on Nov. 30 during the regular Larry Webb 74.74—150 NFL exhibition atandlnga (Polmer 98), 7:40 p.m. O rta Kan Houston 3 .x 817 348 350 747 8 X - Kenny Knox 74.74—150 p m s b ^ 880 080 010-1 2X 24 68 5 X .286 It was uncertain whether the big defensive lineman from Notre That kept McEnroe on the road “Coming back as a head coach, he still admires Art Rooney's season. Pittsburgh (Walk 56) at St. Louis (Conroy **}:« « '• 108 010 IO k -3 (Sarcia Tor 344 X X 5 X .285 StLouls 3.31 8X 358 309 506 3 31 towards a possible semifinal meet­ even though it’s an exhibition Paul Azlnger 72.79^151 96), 8:05 p.m. Game winning RBI — Ford (3). Barrett Bsn 419 63 119 3 X .284 San Fran 3.55 835 3 « 394 651 5 X Dame would practice Friday. His contract was being flown here organization. San Diego and Dallas will also Ken Allard 7576—151 East San Diego (Hawkins 57) at Houston LosAng. 3.60 9X 3X 3X 705 10 19 ing against Boris Becker, who has game, has a lot of good meanings.' W L T Pet. PF „.E ^ o rrls , Cox. DP—StLouls 1. LOB— ToM er Cle 287 X 81 4 X .282 from the Cleveland offices of the International Management “They didn’t care what people get a early look at each other Bill Schumaker 7577—151 (Deshales 53), 8:35 p.m. P ittsb u rgh 3, StLouls 9. 28—H u rdle. SB— Sveum M il 218 25 61 4 27 .2K San Diego 3.72 901 396 392 6X 5 X captured the singles crown at I’d like the Bears to resemble the said about them, they just went out before squaring off during the Rick Vershure 7576—151 New England 1 0 0 1.000 21 Sunday's Games P ittsb u rgh 3 .x 918 402 3 X 606 9 18 Group, and Dorsey will not be allowed to practice unless he signs M ia m i 0 0 0 .000 00 Coleman(78), Landrum (3). Whitaker Det 410 66 115 15 X .2K Wheeler Stewort 7576—152 New York at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. IP Johnson Tor 2 X X 64 11 43 .279 A tla n ta 3.81 934 401 413 630 5 X Wimbledon the last two years. Steelers. because they’ve always and played football." he said. regular season. Bill Glosson 7973—152 N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 00 Son Francisco at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. H R ER BB SO Indlanoolls Pmsburoh GWalker Chi 282 X 78 13 51 .277 C incinnati 3.92 956 416 361 584 4 26 ■’I hope to play in the next preseason game,” Dorsey said. “It’s played the game the way it’s “They were a great team that went But their Nov. 16 contest will Leonard Thompson 7973—152 0 0 0 .000 00 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. M ontreal 3.93 8K 413 406 666 B uffa lo 0 0 0 .000 00 Reuschel L,7-13 7 14 3 3 0 3 RHendsonNY 4 X 101 119 19 X .277 meant to be played.” out there to kick the heck out of probably be completely different OMie Moore 7576—152 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. CImnts 1 1 0 0 0 0 OHedson Sea 322 49 X 14 44 .276 P h ilo . 4.17 1014 445 3 K 551 4 X ' been tough. However, all along I knew I’d be here. It was just a Arnold Palmer 7577—152 C M tra l Phllodelphla at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Chicago The game will be the first you” than the preseason game. Houston 1 0 0 StLouls Tolleson NY 293 45 81 3 X .276 4.49 X 6 4 X 385 644 3 28 m atter of time.” i’’' Danny Edwards 7980—152 1.000 17 San Diego at Houston, 3:05 p.m. BrunanskyMIn INDIVIDUAL PITCHING between the two clubs since Ditka. Ed Dougherty 74.78—152 Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 00 C o* 8 3 1 0 2 5 422 X 116 X 59 .275 The 6-foot-5, 280-pound Dorsey missed almost four weeks of “To win a Super Bowl once, you Herschel Walker, a refugee C incinnati H orton S,3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lansford Oak 396 49 108 10 42 .273 9or mo re decisions. a University of Pittsburgh alum­ Jo y O verton 72-80— 152 0 0 0 .000 00 Goettl Min IP H BB SO W L ERA training camp while Peter Johnson, his agent, and Giants Pair shares have to be good,” he said. “To win running back from the USFL, by P ittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 00 Cox pitched to 1 botter In the 9lh. 402 65 I X X X .271 Nick Price 7578—153 Umpires—Home, Pallone; First, Quick; Downing Cal 3 X 66 97 12 59 .270 Worrell StL 74 55 X X 7 8 1.34 nus and native of Carnegie. Pa., it more than once, you have to be then probably be wearing Dallas’ Jos5Morla Conlzares 72-81—153 West Amarican Laagua raaulta Lefferts SD X 54 General Manager George Young negotiated his contract. LA Raiders 0 0 0 Second, DeMuth; Third, Runge. M olltor Mil 2 X 30 62 4 27 .2X 31 a 7 took over as head coach of the great. The Bears are the only team blue-and-white as will the Cow­ Steve Verloto 72-81—153 .000 00 T—2:29. A—36,244. BBonllla Chi 234 27 63 2 X .269 Rhoden Pit I X 135 X I X 11 Johnson and Young met Sunday and Wednesday, and ironed LP G A lead Jeff Foxx 7875—153 Denver 0 0 0 .000 00 Scott Htn 191 IX Bears before the 1982 season. that has a chance to repeat this boys’ top draft pick, wide receiver Seattle 0 0 0 Rad Sox 6. TIgara 1 Gibson Det 272 X n 19 X .2H 51 20811 out the final details of the contract Thursday. Robert Hoyt 77.77—154 .000 00 Randolph NY 377 55 101 1 X .268 Oleda NY 143125 X 9312 In other games, Philadelphia season, but for us to do it, we have Mike Sherrard. Earlier this week. Willie Wood 7578—154 San Diego 0 0 0 .000 00 M cC llers SO Kansas C ity Presley Sea 4 X 62 115 X 78 .367 X 63 X 63 5 HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) - played the Lions in Detroit and to make significant improvements Walker was told he could get out of C h o rlle Epps 77-78— 155 0 0 0- .000 00 Rada 4, Dodgara 0 M cD w II NY 92 72 X X 1 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE BOSTON DETROIT Jacoby Cle 387 51 IX 12 X .266 Robin Walton bogeyed her final Indianapolis was at Seattle Friday ... we have a chance and we’re his contract with Donald Trump Don Forsmon 7976—155 a b r h M a b r h M Moses Sea 359 39 69 1 X .266 B urke M on 77 X 40 58 7 Rives M cBee 77-78—155 East Knepper Htn Nets send Darwin Cook to Bullets night. W ashlngtn Boggs 3b 4 1 3 1 W h lta kr2 b 4 1 1 0 _ First (Same A rm as Bsn 226 X X 6 21 .265 194 IX 39 707 14 hole and fell into a tie with Betsy going to be very competitive. and theNew Jersey Generals when P aul W ise 84-72—156 0 0 0 .000 00 B a rre tt 2b 5 0 2 1 T ro m m l ss Bochte Oak 275 42 73 5 X .265 Forsch StL 154 I X X 7311 On Saturday, the New York Jets Roy Vucinich 7680—156 Phlladelpha 4 0 1 0 LOS ANGELS CINCINNATI EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New Jersey Nets sent King for the lead Friday after two “They got after people,” he said. the USFL decided to suspend play D allas Rice If 4 0 1 0 Gibson r t 4 0 1 0 a b r h M Moseby Tor 422 61 112 16 X .265 HoneyettLA 112 106 X 66 8 Mike SanFlllIppo 71-85—156 B a ylo r 1b a b r h M Incvgllo Tex T ud o r StL 1M152 40 X I I guard Darwin Cook to the Washington Bullets on Friday as rounds of the $230,000 LPGA will play Green Bay in Madison, “You see other teams, everyb­ for another year. Dwight Nevll 79.77—154 N.Y. Giants 5 1 0 0 (rru b b d h 4 0 11 Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 D o n le ls if 4 1 2 1 368 57 97 18 62 .264 Stapitn 1b 0 0 0 0 DoEvns 1b 4 0 0 0 Sclosclac Law Kon 246 X 65 1 31 .264 RRoblnson CIn 79 72 X 64 8 Henredon Classic golf tournament. Wis., and at night, St. Louis is at ody’s patting everybody on the After a month-long holdout, G o ry Robinson 83-75—158 St. Louis 4 0 1 0 M lln e rc f 0 0 00 Darling NY payment for an NBA draft-day deal that allowed the Nets to DwEvns r t 3 2 0 0 C ollins If 3 0 0 0 M adick 3b 3 0 1 0 B e ll3b 4 1 1 1 Pglrulo NY 364 X 96 25 61 .264 154 125 52 121 11 King finished her round in the Tampa Bay, Buffalo at Cleveland. back, like it’s a dance contest. Not Sherrard signed a contract this Rick Acton 8878—158 B u cknrdh 4 1 2 1 Coles3b 3 0 1 0 H a m ltn3 b Canseco Oak 418 X 110 25 92 .263 Valenzia LA 184 I X X I X 15 select Dwayne “Pearl” Washington in the first round. Lorry Boblca 7982—161 Chicago 0 0 0 0 P a rke r r f 3 0 0 1 Oravecky SD 145 IX early afternoon at Willow Creek Cincinnati at Kansas City, Miami the Steelers. I believe in being a week but will not play Saturday. Green Bay G re n w lp r 0 0 0 0 Sherldncf 3 0 0 0 T re vin o ph 1 0 0 O'EDavIsef Coles Det X I 41 87 12 53 .263 48 a 7 The Bullets had the 12th pick in the draft and agreed not to G o ry O strega 77-84—161 3 0 1 0 McDwell Tex H ow ell LA X X 40 4 M innesota Arm as c t 3 1 1 1 L o w ry c 2 0 0 0 Stubbs c f 4 0 1 0 Esosky 1b 4 0 0 0 4 X 73 1 « 14 X .263 Golf (tourse and turned In a Boul W ov 82-84— 166 Rom lne c f 0 0 0 0 W hite Kon 395 X 104 13 9 .263 LeSmith Chi X 42 X 7 select Washington, the flashy Syracuse point guard the Nets D e tro it Marshal rf 4 0 0 0 S tIlw IIss 3 1 1 0 Bedrosn Phi 5- under-par 67 for a two-day total Tam pa Bay G edm anc 4 0 2 1 Motaszk If 3 0 0 0 ButM’OC Bush M in 237 34 X 6 X .262 59 49 V 8 desperately wanted. 3000 ReJocksn Col DSmIth Htn 40 X 16 3 of 137. Walton, winless in h Rom ero ss 4 0 0 1 B ro ck 1b 3 0 1 0 O ester2b 2 1 1 0 286 45 75 10 X .262 LP6A Hanradon Claaalc raaulta ToNris 36 611 6 Totals 31 I S 1 Duncon ss Mulllniks Tor X I 42 76 11 4$ .X I Kerfeld Htn 62 49 26 7 three-way tie. A tla n ta 1.000 3 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 3 0 11 Show SD 116 92 USFL players scrambling 65 7 San Fmcsco .000 H e rsh lsrp 2000 LoCoss SF Three golfers closed at 6-under- « Boston 041 100 B e ckw thp 0 0 0 0 IX 113 X 64 9 HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) — Second- Nw O rlans .000 D etroit , AMERICAN LEAGUE (taoden NY I X IX X IX 11 par 138. Chris Johnson turned in a L.A . Rams .000 11—1 G u e rrrp h 1000 TEAM PITCHING Jack Ramsay to coach the Pacers round scores Friday In the 5230,000 LPGA Game Winning RBI — Armas (3). V a n dB rgp NIednfuerLA X 66 24 X 6 6- under-par 66, while Hall of Henredon Classic played at the par 0000 Blue SF 95 77 45 64 8 Frktoy’t Games E—Trammell, Coles. DP—Boston 1, Totals 33 0 S 0 Totals 19 4 7 4 M llw ' I *3.x - 949 405 354 614 INDIANAPOLIS — Jack Ramsay, dismissed after last season Famer JoAnne Camer shot her 3636—72, 6,245yard W illow Creek Coun­ D e tro it 2. LOB— Boston 12, D e tro it 4 .2B— Boston W alk P it im X 41 X 4 tr y C lub: Philadelphia at Detroit, 8 p.m. 3. X 9 X 4 X 307 669 AAothewsStL 84 76 X 34 7 by the Portland Trail Blazers, was named Friday as head coach second straight 69. Kris Mo­ Indianapolis o f Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Buckner, Boggs, ‘ Whitaker. HR—Boggs Los AngH w 888 888 888—8 KnsC ta 3.98 941 424 310 589 to find work In the NFL Betsy King 7867—137 (6). SF— Rom ero. B a ltim o re Palmer Atl 1X117 77117 8 of the Indiana Pacers, General Manager Donnie Walsh said. naghan, one shot back after RoMn Walton 6569—137 Saturday's Games Ctadiinatl m m MR- 4 4. x 919 4 X 344 647 ZSm Ith AM I X 148 78117 7 New Y o rk Jets vs. Green Bay o t M adison, IP H R ER BB SO (tame Winning RBI — Bell (1). D e tro it 4 .x 940 441 394 596 “Why he was let go at Portland is their mistake and our gain,” ’Thursday, added another 69 with Kris Monoghon 69^69—138 Boston C a lifo rn ia 4.174.17 934 934 >N7------344 Fmdez NY IX i n 65 129 12 By David GInsburg Mike Johnson. A.J. Faigin said funerals owner JoAnne Corner 6969—138 W Is., 2 p.m . . L O B - ^ os Angeles 5, Cincinnati 5. 2B— McGffgonMon 96 X 41 X 6 the help of a birdie at 18. Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Seover W,510 1119 Modlock, Brock, Stillwell. HR—Bell (8). N ew Y ork 4 .x 1012 < Walsh told a news conference to announce Ramsay’s hiring. The Associated Press The Browns obtained the signing Donald Trump wrote to the Bills Chris Johnson 7266—138 Detroit Chicago 4 .x 9 X (tarrelts SF 1X119 X X 9 Walton stayed in the chase when St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. SB—D aniels (8), EDavIs (60). SF—P a rke r. K rukow SF m i x X 9911 Ramsay did not attend. He was to arrive here Saturday for a rights to both in the 1984 USFL giving them permission to nego­ Buftalo at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. ONeal L,1-7 2 2-3 Texas 4.x4.x 925925 489 469 521 6» she started the day with birdie Slaton 61-3 (talicksn CIn IM 146 X 65 7 news conference. I WASHINGTON - USFL play­ supplemental draft. tiate with Kelly.Buffalo General > Cincinnati at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Toronto 4 4.X10X .x 10X 485 485 3X 6K Reardon Mon 69 X X X 6 putts on her first two holes. She Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. PB— L o w ry. Les Angeles Oakland 4434.43 918 918 479 4X 456 641 “He is what basketball is about,” Walsh said of the 61-year-old ers, freed by their hibernating Manager Bud Polian declined to Umpires—Home, Johnson; First, Roe; Rowley Phi i a ia a X II added a birdie at five before New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. HershlserL,ll-8 6 2 Cleveland 4.X10264 .x 1026 492 420 4H W elch LA I X 165 Ramsay, who is second only to former Boston Celtics’ Coach Red league to make deals with NFL An attorney for running back comment until he saw the letter. Fishing Dallas at San Diego, 9 p.m. Second, Shulock; Third, Morrison. 3 6 4 4 3 7 Seattle 4.8111124.811112 SX 5X 408 5X 37 IX 5 T -3 :3 3 . A— 46,779. HershlserLA 1X140 6411011 Auerbach in NBA victories. finishing the front nine with a teams, were scrambling to find Kelvin Bryant and defensive end Sunday's Games Beckwith 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 M I n 4.944.941047 1047 521 343 6X Tibbs M on 1X127 a 90 6 bogey when her drive off the ninth The Bills have strictly followed Los Angeles Raiders ot San Francisco, 3 VondBerg 1 1 0 0 0 1 work Friday. William Fuller, both of the Stars, Ctacbmall Cox StL 125 113 29 a 5 ( tee flew into the trees. NFL orders to avoid all contacts p.m . Baaaball today INDIVIDUAL PITCHING B row ning CIn 1X144 46101 9 Veteran quarterback Doug Willi­ said he will probably begin nego­ with USFL players until their Inland (lahing adviaory Washington at New England, 7 p.m. (tallcfcsnWA-7 9 5 0 0 0 8 9or more decisions. Dethales Htn On the back side, the 30-year-old tiating with the Redskins for WP—Gulllckson. IP H BB SO W L BRA a 76 X 85 6 ams, released from his personal- teams provide written permission. Elchhorn Tor YoumansMon 141 in n 12111 Walton sank short birdie putts at 11 Bryant and with the Los Angeles DCP fie ld personnel re p o rt th a t tro u t SCOREBOARD U m plre^om e, Holllon; First, /Marsh; 101 69 X 112 8 3 7.87 Ryan Htn Edwin Moses wins 114th straight services contract with the Arizona fishing Is good a t th e W llllm antic River Second, Froemmlng; Third, Davidson. F a rr Kon JS X X 64 7 3 3.x 116 X a m 7 and 13 and coasted until 18, where Rams for Fuller sometime early After a 12-hour meeting between Boston Red Sox at Detroit Tigers (7:35 Clemens Bsn B ^ l l h M on 141 IX X n 7 Outlaws, said he probably will sign Trout Management area. Uncos Lake, p.m. EDT). Boston's Al Nlpper,6-7,opposes T—2 ;X . p 6 777 « 168 17 4 2.41 Geesogs SD she hit her second shot to the right USFL team officials and the Beach Pond, Cedar Lake and Mosha- Hlguera Mil 168148 X 140 14 7 167 a X 18 X 5 LONDON — Edwin Moses won his 114th straight 400-meter soon with either the Redskins or next week. D etroit’s Frank Tonana, 9-4. Haas Oak Aguilera NY 94 94 a 71 6 of the green and chipped her third player’s union that ended late poug Lake. Trout ore difficu lt to catch STAT ^67 M 19 X 7 9 904 K(>ross Phi 164 IX 61 hurdles event Friday, but 110-meter hurdles ace Renaldo the Los Angeles Raiders. In tne Farmington and Housotonlc M M/m (tal 184157 51 14712 shot far by the hole. Herschel Walker, the league’s Thursday, the league announced Transactions New Y o rk M els o u tfie ld e r Len O ykstra Is Cuba 2, Phllllaa 1 Rlgheftl NY Reuschel Pit 144 i a . 712 4.12 Nehemiah was forced to withdraw from his second (Kimeback Several other Outlaws currently Rivers due to high water levels. 8-for-14 this season when bunting fo r a bow 67 M X X 7 6 1(17 SutdlffeChl 1X102 64 4 10 4.19 Walton said her last hole was not all-time leading rusher, has an­ that all its players, including those ' Lorgemoufh boss ore providing good h it. Hurst Bsn IX 92 U IIM 7 5 l U race after a fouryear ban imposed for playing pro football. are being sought by NFL clubs, Harris Tex Hawkins SD IX IX 45 8 7 4.27 affected by the fact that she was nounced his intention to negotiate with guaranteed (Xintracts, would fishing of Winchester Lake, Rogers STREAKS PHILA CHICAGO 77 K 34 64 5 8 117 Sondrsn Chi 134119 30 Moses, whose world record of 47.02 seconds bhs stood for nine including offensive guard Alvin Lake, Amos Lake and the Connecticut M orris Det IXIX X I X 13 5 9 4 .x alone in flrst place, although a par with the Dallas Cowboys next be free to pursue careers In either The St. Louis Cardinals hove won 10 o b r h b L — obrbM RasmusnNY Denny CIn 1X161 55 810 4.x years, went off fast and was on course for a new best time for the Powell, who is negotiating with BASEBALL consecutive gomes at Busch Memorial Redus If 4 0 H I Dernier cf I X 91 X W12 K ipper PM week. the NFL or the Canadian Football 4 130 King Det X 75 44 X 8 73 83 25 3 6 4 .9 would have secured the lead for Seattle, and tight end Mark Keel Good smallmouth boss fishing Is _ ^ American League Stadlum,oclubrecord. Stone cf* 4 1 1 1 Sndbrg2b 4 111 B M e ckl PM 708 707 63 6 7 4 m flrst five hurdles. reported at Moshopaug Lake, the NEW YORK YANKEES—Waived Al Darwin MM 720 707 31 73 6 her. with New England. League. Each USFL team is SWINGS Samuel 2b 3 0 10 GMthwsIf 3 0 10 P l ^ M il EckersleyChl IX I X X 6 6 4A1 He tired in the second half of the race but still destroyed the Two his New Jersey teammates, Housotonlc and Connecticut Rivers. H olic^, oHcfitTr for the piMDose of olvino New Y o rk M els catch er (ta ry C a rte r has Schmdt3b 57 S3 78 43 7 Hudson Phi “It wasn’t my position,” she said “It took us three years to build required to re-sign at least 10 2 0 0 0 Fran con If 1 0 0 0 MWlillomsTex 62 49 48 64 8 m i x X 610 4.x quarterbacks Jim Kelly and Doug Pickerel fishing Is good at Lake of him hit uncondItlOfKil reltott. Activated struck out 49 tim es this season In 356 ot-bots. H o ^ lb 4 0 0 0 Meneindrf 2000 McM/lllmsPM 84 9S X 2 7 4.77 field to win in 48.21 seconds. of being in flrst place. “I was just players to maintain a nucleus Isles and Winchester L a ke . Tomiriv Johrir pWchefr from the disabled Lost season he struck out 46 times In 5S5 GWIIson rf HernandzDet 70 73 15 X 7 H o yt SO this franchise and three minutes to Flutie, were biding their time list. • 3 0 10 JDovIsc 3 0 11 Nelson Chi 84 X 39 SO 5 114127 41 Nehemiah, the world record holder, returned to (xmpetitive anxious to bit a good shot. I had a roster for a planned 1987 season. Fishing for pike Is excellent In the ot-bots. JoRssll c 3000 Cey3b 3000 C o n m StL 61 60 19 lose it,” said Bill Tatham Jr., before dealing with the NFL teams Cannecticut River and Its coves with „ „ BASKETBALL SPEAKING (rGrossph McCasklllCal 172147 64146 13 Soto (:ln action on Wednesday night in Viareggio, Italy, where he won in a six iron to the green and I just “We’ll be losing some outstand­ 1 0 0 0 Spsler3b 0000 Hough Tex I X X 48 K 9 R 101 X co-owner of the Outlaws. which own their rights. m an y 6 fa W pound pike being c a u g h t. NattanalBaNielballAsss______. ’’Weneverglveup.lfthevdon’thovealOor' Jeltz ss 3 0 1 0 Ourhm 1b 3000 JoJohnimAM X 101 X strong time of 13.48 seconds despite clipping two hurdles. wanted to stake it, and I Just The Cleveland Browns said they ing players. ’ ’ said union chief Doug Pithing for poirflsh Is exce^ent INDIANA PACERS-Nor^JS^ Rom- Roenckph Davis B it 1X134 X a 8 Trout Chi 11 run leod on us, we’re going to comeback. 1 0 1 0 Ounstonss 3 000 Henke Tor a « 26 H 7 m i x 60 But while wanning up for his appearance at Crystal Palace jumped on it, and I just hit it ... through Eastern Connecticut. Win­ •oyeooch and signed him to a multi year We re going to give opponents 0 run fo r the Ruffin p 3 0 00 Sutdlftap 3000 Hesfceth Mon n 92 31 plan to talk with Gerald McNeil, a Kelly’s talks with the Buffalo Allen. “But we’ve proven that chester Lake and East Twin Lake also controct. TewksbrvNY a m 18 M 6 stadium in London, Nehemiah aggravated an Achilles tendon left.” money." — Texos otrtflelder (tary Ward, Schuph 1 0 0 0 Troutp 1 0 0 0 CandlottI Cle 154 in M ahler AM 1X303 73 wide receiver and punt returner Bills would not start until at least we’re most concerned about doing report excellent conditions. -HEW JERSEY NETS-Sent Darwin w t» drove In five runs ogolnsf Baltimore Tekulve p 0000 LMmtth 71 113 10 I F ewer CIn a X a injury and immediately pulled out, apologizing to the organizers. U.S. Open winner Jane Geddes is CoolLguord, to the WasMngtan Bullets 0000 Black Kan 81 75 X X 4 ; from the New Jersey Generals, next Wednesday, one of his agents what’s best for them and their White perch fishing Is good at Lake Thursdov os the Rangers rallied for the M eindzph 1000 Boyd Bsn CorHon SF 113 I X 61 alone at 139 after a 4-under-par 68. Zoor ond Lake Lllllnonoh. for post considerations. secondstrolahtnlghttobeatlhe0rloles,98. Totals a I 6 1 Totals IXIX X 7311 : ThunnondSO 71 86 27 and Baltimore Stars linebacker said. careers.” a i s i Ctanev T er la ix X a 12 I T y — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 9, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9, 1986 — 13 MACC N9W8 Ifs time to get your golf clubs out for a good pause FOCU E d ito r’s note: This colum n is domly drawn prior to the event entry lee is tax deductible. News for Senior Citizens prepared by the Manchester Area will uiiueialaiitl. Sounds like tun. problems. He works closely with Larry Pietrantonio. tourn’ament Good fun. good companionship, Spread the word. health problems. Thank you to Weddings Conference of Churches. chairman, and father of a brand the court system, the- ja ils and Linda Harlow and the Manchester good golf and an opportunity to FOLLOWING UP on “ big bad new baby girl, tells me that a make a substantial donation this prisons, public defender’s office Council of Catholic Women. number of leading pros have ’ — MACC has been partners and takes referrals from other year to benefit the work in the with the Department of Correc­ By Nancy Carr already signed up but there are community of the Conference. agencies, visiting those who will be Thank you’t MACC Director still slots for 30 amateurs tions for over eight years, provid­ released in the near future trying Our last picnic is Thursday Orlando Annulli and Sons. Inc. ing reentry assistance to offenders To all those who continue to support T hat’s where you come in The to begin the re-entry process have agreed to sponsor the C lassic returning to the community. Jim the on-ootng needs proprams. Calling all golfers. Good fun. entry fee is $17.“; per player and before the ex-offent^s hit the To contributors to the MACC Emer- E d ito r’s note: This colum n is Just a reminder, Thursday, the Blood pressure screening — (which we hope will become an Foley, our re-entry coordinator, good companionship, and good golf includes green feesandcart. buffet streets without shelter or income. oenev Pontrv: Girls Friendly Society prepared by the staff of the senior center will be offering its Wednesday. Aug, I3.9toll:30a.m. annual event to benefit local has an active case load of some ?/ ?*• M ary's Episcopal Church, South on bright green turf under bright lunch, full course dinner, .soda and J im ’s a neat guy and knowledge­ Manchester Senior Citizens’ last p icn ic at 5 p.m. The menu w ill (A-Z) charities). If you are interested in 25-26 clients a month and works United Methodist Church, Sara Ste­ blue skies is being planned for food on the golf course, a beige able. If you are planning a phens — Bolton Methodist Church, Center. consist of hamburgers, macaroni Transportation — to and from signing on. please call Ralph with some 80 clients (and their Monday. Aug 2S. at the Annulli sweater sporting the Classic logo, program on Crime and the Crim i­ Ruth-Wllley, Center Church members, salad, garden salad, dessert, and center — Call for ride. DeNicolo at the Club 646-0226. families) a year. Working with Emanuel Lutheran Church, Unltarlon- Manchester Classic Golf Tourna­ and a one out of four chance of nal Justice System he is a good By Joe Olmlnico beverage. Please note: Legal assistance Rain date for the Classic will be men and women who have served Unlyersallst members, Bolton United ment. Manchester Country Club. being a prize winner — including source. Call Jim at the Re-entry Methodist Church, 5th Grade Clou Activities Director The summer meals progra m will for August w ill be held August 14 as the next day. Tuesday. Aug. 26. but their sentence and are trying to Concordia Lutheran Church, Grace The new tournament w ill be a prizes for five best hall team gross w e’re hoping for .sunny skies and a Office. 60 Church St., 646-2803. , end Friday. Meals will resume the building is closed the third and begin life again in the community. Llebenow, North United Methodist Those going on the New York Sept. 8. Pro-Am format for the benefit of scores. 10 best hall team net good day for both participants and We’ve even received several To benefactors of the Shepherd's fourth weeks of August. Also, there Jim ’s primary role is to provide City — Statue of Liberty trip this the Manchester Area Conference scores, closest to the pin and spectators. checks for the Fuel Bank which Place: Manchester Emblem Club 'The senior center w ill be closed will be no Medicare assistance on re-entry counseling and help his *251, Clmlstlan Inyolyement Commit­ week are reminded that th? tour of Churches and will include 30 hole-in-one prizes. Shotgun a n p.m. Best ball of make it possible to work with a few for refurbishing the last two weeks August 21. clients find a place to live, a source tee of St. James, Ruth Bayrer __ bus will leave from the senior CiSss A. Connecticut Section. Better yet. because all the foursomey(80%) handicaps and no special needs cases over the memory of brother Karl Bayrer, Mrs of August. Volunteers are needed Menu (or the week: of income (hopefully, a job), and center at 7 a.m. sharp and return to P G A. professionals and 90 ama­ profits from this new Classic will — I ’m Dpt sure what that means summer, usually trying to get the William Wood, Ruth Baker, Eleanor to help with all the chores. If Wednesday: Seafood boat. soup, treatment, particularly for those . lights turned on for a household Cole, and to Leland Ann Marie the center about 8 p.m. The center teurs with the teams being ran­ go to MACC that portion of your but Larry assures me all golfers Stoppleworth for gifts to help with interested, p leasecallth e center at dessert, beverage. chronic mental health and alcohol with young children or withserious Shelter operations. will be having four buses going on 647-3211. Yourefforts will certainly Thursday: 5 p.m. picnic — Aug. 11, 12, and 13. If in doubt of be appreciated. Individuals in hamburger, macaroni salad, which date you are registered for, need of transportation for shop­ garden salad, dessert, beverage. please check the bulletin board in ping on Tuesdays on August 19 and Friday: Chef’s choice, dessert, Bulletin Board the main lobby at the center. 26 may call the center for a ride. beverage. The center will be offering a trip Lastly, a representative from Scores: to Atlantic City on Sept. 29 and 30. the Neighborhood Legal Aid So­ Friday, Aug. 1 — Setback Cost of the affair is $88 (per double group; 11:15 a m., care and visitation. ciety will be here at the center on scores: Peter Casella 134: Helena Knight Is welcomed Center has Sunday set the school week, a special celebration w ill be held at 11 occupancy) per person. This in­ Friday — 2x2 picnic. Thursday from 10 to noon. If in Gavello 132: Mabel Loomis 127: The Rev. P au l K night i.s the new a.<;sociate pastor at Events scheduled on Sunday at Center Congrega­ a.m. Friday, when the children will present the cludes transportation, room, need of free legal advice, please Art Bouffard 120; Pat Fales 117: Saturday — 8:30 a.m,. youth to beach. program . Trinity Covenant Church. Originally from Duluth. tional Church arc as follows: 8 and 10 a m., worship; dinner, show, and $5 in ins. call the center. Joe Peretto 118. Minn., he received an 10 a m., nursery and toddler care; summer church Registration is Aug. 15 at 10 a m. On-going activities are as fol­ Monday, Aug. 4 — Pinochle undergraduate degree school; 11:15 a m , social hour. Music, music, music! South plans the week lows: Bingo: Monday 10 to noon scores: Gert McKay 854; Helena in elementary education THERE ARE OPENINGS for and F rid a y 10 to noon. Gavello 841: Mina Reuther 804; There w dl be a m usical service Sunday at 10:30 a m. from the University of These are the events planned at South United the following trips 1) Belle of Pinochle: Monday 12:30-3 p.m. Betty Jesanis 789; Floyd Post 784; at the Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 W. Minnesota, and his min­ This Is St. Mary’s plan Methodist Church this week: Brattleboro — September 9 — $36 — Wednesday 9. 30-noon Sol Cohen 760; Ann Fisher 735: isterial degree from the Vernon St. A luncheon of hot and cold soups and crusty Sunday— 10 a.m., the Rev. Paul V. Kroll preaches per person — includes transporta­ Bridge: Wednesday 12:30-3 pm. Fritz Wilkinson 735. The schedule for this week at St. M ary’s Episcopal bread will follow the service. Child care is available. Bethel Theological Se­ Church is as follows; on “Security.” tion, riverboat cruise and lunch Setback: Friday 12:30-3 p.m. Monday, Aug. 4 — Men’s golf Wednesday — 9 a.m., fair workshop. (broiled scrod or Yankee pot minary, St. Paul, Minn. Wednesday — 10a.m., holy eucharist; 11 a.m,, Bible Arts and crafts: Wednesday at scores: Low gross — Jack Funke He has served three study. This I9 Concordia’s plan Friday — 10 a m., Al-Anon. roast) — if interested, call the 12:30 p.m. 39; Joe Kennedy 41; Durwood senior center at 647-3211. years as a youth pastor, Thursday — 7 p.m., evening prayer; 7;30 p m.. Friendship Circle: Wednesday Lathrop42': JoeGrenavich42: Ray two years as* a college The following events are set for Concordia Lutheran 2) Cape Cod — Sept. 12 to 14. at 10 a.m. Tucker 43; Gene Enrico 43: Ed Bible study. Church this week: Clerics denounce rebel ties minister and a year in Saturday — 7;30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Mrs. Richard B. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Ralph U. Maccarone Jr. $157.50 includes five meals, trans­ Cribbage: Friday 9to 11:30a.m Fraher 43: Bob Dieterle 43; Phil the Covenant church’s Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee: 7:30 p.m.. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Lutheran and Roman portation, hotel and sightseeing. If Music: Thursday — Senior Cen­ Sullivan 44: Wen Johnson 44: Ed church council. denominational Catholic leaders have denounced accusations by a interested, call Daniels Travel at ter Band rehearsal 9 to 11 a.m Corcoran 44: Bill Tregis 44. Low headquarters. Here’s Emanuel’s week Wednesday — 10:30 a.m,, agoraphobic group. government informant in El Salvador that various 646-3012. Men’s Golf League — Mondays net — John John.son 29; H arry Friday — 7 p.m,. Alcoholics Anonymous. churches there and church relief agencies have ties to 3) Pocono Polka Party — Oct. 27 at Manchester Country Club. Reinhorn 33; Francis Conti 33: At Trinity, Knight will Here are the events scheduled this week at Emanuel Cross-Angelleri Maccarone-Tomanio Saturday — 8 a.m., youth trip to beach. rebel insurgents. to 29. $189 per person (double Ladies’ Golf League — Tuesdays George Sylvia .33; Stan Murawski work on leadership de­ Lutheran Church; Melanie MacLean Angelieri. daughter of Mr. and Valerie Tomanio. daughter of Mr. and Mr.c. occupancy) includes transporta­ at Red Rock Country Club. 33. velopment. and will Sunday — 10; 45 a.m.. youth river ride after church. Several church workers have been arrested. The Mr.s. C. Donald MacLean Jr. of Jack.sonville. Fla., Anthony F. Tomanio of Merritt Island. Fla., recently tion, hotel, five meals, andtours. If The summer meal program Wednesday, Aug. 6 — Pinochle train la y people in m in is­ Tuesday — 9 a.m.. housing board; 10 a.m., accusations have been reported in El Salvador Bible school in Andover married Richard Brian Cro.ss. son of Mr. and Mrs. married Ralph Urban Maccarone Jr., son of Mr. and in te re ste d , a $25 deposit is serves lunches on Wednesdays, scores: Helen Silver 675; Earl try skills. He will preach Beethoven Chorus; 7 p.m.. March, Inc.; 7:30 p.m., newspapers and television depite denials by Roman Children of all denominations are invited to Stanley Cross of Newport. N.H.. on Aug. 2at Christ the Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of 30 Hawthorne St., at the required. Thursdays (picnic), and Fridays Ballsieper' 668: Ada Rojas 620; ^ ^ his first services at 8 and ECW board meeting. Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal and Baptist churches. lO a m. on Aug. . He vacation church school at First Congregational King Catholic Church in Jacksonville. Fla. The Church of Our Saviour in Cocoa Beach. Fla. 4) Bay Queen — Canceled. Meals served at 11:45 a:m. Mary Thrall 608; Sol Cohen ,598. The Rev. Paul Knight 17 Wednesday — noon. MACC: 6:30 p.m.. Summer Church of Andover. It will be conducted Monday bridegroom’s parents are former Manchester Picnic served at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6 — Bridge has moved to Manches­ Salad Officials of Lutheran World Relief said the The Rev. John Wheeler officiated. The bride was ter with his wife, Bonnie, and his 2 year- old-son. through Friday from 9 a m. to noon. Children entering residents. MEN GOLFERS ARE reminded Grocery shopping — Tuesday scores: Marjorie Scribner 4320; Thursday — 9 a.m.. staff meeting: 9 a.m. to noon. Salvadoran government seeks to discredit groups given in marriage by her father Tim othy. kindergarten through Grade 7 in the fall will be providing humanitarian relief to displaced people, Sharon Anne Ralston was maid of honor. The that there w ill be an Arizona (Call for ride and pickup time) Tom Regan 4240; Lois Chrila3700: Confirmation Resource Center: 10 a.m.. prayer Jan North was maid df honor. Catherine Lally. offered classes adapted to their grade level. As part of putting church workers in danger from death squads. bride’s sister. Melissa Turner, and Jan MacLean Scramble Tournament at Twin Non-grocery shopping — Tues­ B ill Cooper 3540. were bridesmaids. sister of the bridegroom, was a bridesmaid. Toni Hills Golf Course on Aug. 25. Price day (Call for ride and pickuptime) Scores for July 30: Pinochle — Jeff Haas served as best man. The bridegroom’s Marie Matthews, daughter of the bride, was flower of the affair is $3. which includes ' Legal Assistance — Third Thurs­ Sol Cohen 760; Mabel Loomis 696; brothers. David Cross. Mark Cross and Charles Cross, girl, and another daughter, Jaim e Lea Matthews, was prizes and picnic. Greens fees are day — 10-noon (Call for Ada Rojas 694: Nadine Malcom Mourning customs get new emphasis were ushers. ringbearer. due on the day of play. If appointment) 692. After the reception, the couple left for a trip to New Terry Nix served as best man. Vincent Tomanio and interested, please see committee Medicare assistance and infor­ Bridge — Tom Regan 5350; By George W. Cornell Judaism in an educational cam­ advises that in the circumstances, After the funeral, friends are England and Canada. They live in Jacksonville. Fla. Anthony Tomanio. brothers of the bride, were ushers. members this Monday at starter mation — First and third Thursday Nadine Malcom 4010; Nan Flana­ The Associated Press paign on appropriate family prac­ let the tears flow, that talking and expected to prepare a meal for the The bride graduated from Terry Parker High After a reception at Crossways Inn. Cocoa Beach. tee. (Call for appointment) gan 3770; Betty Seipel 3670 tices at death and other special crying about the deceased “is bereaved family — the food School in Jacksonville. Fla., in 1970 and from the Fla., the couple left for a tour of New England. They NEW YORK — When death occasions, University of North Florida with a bachelor’s degree important” and shouldn’t be traditionally circular such as i f live in Cape Canaveral. Fla. strikes in a Jewish family, the “ There is a growing emphasis on suprressed. bagels or hard boiled eggs, signify­ in economics. She is a self-employed commercial real The bride graduated from Merritt Island High traditional mourning follows a traditional practices,” says Rabbi “Judaism doesn’t encourage ing that life goes on. estate broker. School. She is emploved at Brevard Printing, Cocoa. I somber pattern — no work, no Akiba Lubow, program director of holding in emotions at such limes The bridegroom graduated from Manchester High Fla. About Town entertaining, garments torn, pray­ the Rabbinical Assembly, the of grief, but expressing them.” But the meal is only for the School in 1970. He has a master’s degree from the The bridegroom, an East Catholic High School ing thrice daily, and unrestrained Conservative wing of the three says Lubow. bereaved, and “a ‘shiva’ visit’ is University of Florida, where he was a member of the graduate, graduated from Rochester Institute of tears. branches of U.S. Judaism, also The rules of mourning apply at not a time for socializing.” the Rho Epsilon Fraternity. He is employed in the Technology in 1984. He is production manager at C& S Grenier exhibits at chamber St. There will be coffee and refreshments before the For seven days, the bereaved including Reform and Orthodox. the death of a spouse, parent, son. guidelines say. “ It is an attempt to commerical real estate field. Printing in Winter Park, Fla. rehearsal. After the rehearsal there will be a picnic at rem ain at home, alw ays with a The trend applies across-the- daughter, brother or sister, lasting bring consolation,” with conversa­ The Chamber of Commerce at 20 Hartford Road is the home of Ernie Benson. 155 Green Manor Road. light byrning, symbolizing the board. he says, adding. “As we for a basic period of seven days, tion and concern confined to that. exhibiting the color photography of Patricia M, On Aug 22 the chorus will present a program at 2 inextinguishable soul The advance more and more techno­ “the Shiva,” and in moderated The bereaved stay home during Grenier of Vernon until Sept. 20. The Chamber is open p.m. at the Masonic Home in Wallingford. Members mourners wear slippers, and when logically. people are looking for degrees, going on for an entire the seven days of the "shiva.” Engagements from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Grenier, a freelance will leave the church at 1 p.m. for Wallingford. sitting, it ’s on a low stool or other year. forms that come from out of except possibly for Sabbath syn­ photographer, will sell her photographs on display. low place, signs of deprivation. tradition as an anchor for their For more information, call 875-9331. At the start, on the funeral day, agogue worship. They are not to "Extolled and hallowed be the liv e s.” Circle group has open house those left behind, the “ avelim ,” rip transact any business. Any house­ name of God. ... May his kingdom At a time of death in a family, or cut some upper garment — hold duties are done only for their The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of come, and his w ill be done in all the that especially shattering time, the Shrine band plays at band shell blouse, shirt or a tie — symbolizing own use. Marital relations are Masons will have open house Monday from 9 a.m. to earth,’’ goes the ancient, oft- customs are meant to bring the rending grief. Sometimes a black suspended. The Sphinx Temple Shrine Band will play Monday noon at the Masonic Temple. There will be cards, pool repeated mourners’ prayer, re­ grieving through that hard pas­ torn ribbon is substituted. at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell and refreshments. All Masons and their friends are cited in Hebrew. sage in full perspective both of While the rules aren’t specific on on the Manchester Community College campus. The welcome. “ To the departed ... may peace present loss and faith in ultimate Unlike practices in some Chris­ when to visit the grave of a band was organized in 1899 and has several members and bliss be granted in life good. tian funerals, there is no “ viewing departed family member, the from the area^ The concert will be free. Those etern al.” The practices evolved through the body” in Jewish tradition guidelines say the usual practice is attending may bring chairs. Bridge club gives results The customs are described in a centuries, insights now often re­ which considers the deceased best not to go u ntil 30 days after burial, Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Aug, 4 booklet newly issued by the flected iin modern psychology. remembered in life rather than as with a tombstone not dedicated Herald photo by Hayden include: Women’s League for Conservative For example, the guidebook Jeski plays polkas a corpse. until toward the end of a year. Center Congregational Church North-south: Sara Mendelsohn and Yvette Beatty, The John Jeski Polka Party will perform Tuesday first; Flo Barre and Tom Regan, second; Peg at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial BandShell at Dunfield and Linda Simmons, third. the Manchester Community College. The band East-west: Barbara Philips and Murray Powell, Religious Services includes Jeski, his wife, Lorraine Jeski. Karl Kuame, first: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, second: Tom Hints and Joe McCarthy. Admission is free and Carol Smith and Muriel Rogge, third. those attending may bring their own seating. Rain Results for Aug. 7 include: date is Aug. 14. AMembliet of Qod sanctuary; 10 a.m. church school. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. North-south: Louise M iller and Eleanor Berggren, Child care provided. (647-9941) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., Roman Cathoiic Unitarian Univarsaiist first: Mollie Timreck and Peg Dunfield. second: First Cenpregatlenal Church of An­ p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ Calvary Church (Atsemblles of church school; II a.m., worship ser­ Church ef the Assumption, Adorns Barbara Davis and Tom Regan, third. d over, Route 6, A nd o ver. Rev. RIchprd day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. vice, nursery. (649-3472) Unlturlgn UiHversallst Seclety-Bost, G o d ), 400 B u ck lan d Road, South P ra y e r lin e, 646-8731, 24 hours. Street ot Thompson Rood, Manches­ Beethovens rehearse, picnic WIndaor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship North United Methodist Church, 300 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. East-west: Frankie Brown and Yvette Beatty, hours through Aug. 31: 10a.m. N ursery Oespol Hall, Center Street, Manches­ ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., pastor. 9:30a.m ., Sunday sch o o l; 10:30 Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from first: Ellen Goldberg and Sue Henry, second; Ann care provided. Adult second hour ter. 10 a.m ., b reakin g b read; 11:45 Dupee, postor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ service. Nursery care' and youth a.m., worship, child-care ond nursery; a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel 7:30,9,10:30 and noon. (643-2195) 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60Church Staiib and Mary Willhide. third. 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and study group, 11:15 a.m . (742-7696) nett, minister of visitation. Summer religious education. Coffee hour after Philip English First Conorepatlenal Church ef Cov­ m eeting. St. Borttielomew’s Church, 741 E. service. (646-5151) Beth Gill Mary Wertenbach B ib le preochlng. (644-1102) worship service: 9 a.m. Nursery for Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. child ren age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) and Brenda L. Fitch Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In Jehovah’s Witnesses mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday m aues at 8:n, Baptist South United Methodist Church, 1226 10 and 11:30 a.m . Gill-Pulford Wertenbach'Ptante Church Lane House. Nursery core Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephards. provided. (742-8487) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Cammunlty Baptist Church, 585 E. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesdov, Con- i Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and FItch-English Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gill of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Wer­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. S«cend Cgntrm tlonol Churchy 385 Cinema gregatlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs- ' rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. South Windsor announce the en­ tenbach of Spring Street announce Meek, minister. Summer schedule: N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V day, Theocrotic Ministry School ichedule: 10 a.m., worship service. Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Mary L. Fitch of Woodstock and worship service, 9:30 a.m. Nursery Joseph Milton, postor. 10 a.m., wor­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service N u rse ry fo r p reschoolers. (647-9141) at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403). Rodger Fitch of Baltic announce gagement of their daughter. Beth the engagement of their daughter. ca re p ro v id e d ..(643-0537) ship service, Sunday school, and meeting (ministry training),7:50p.m.; St. James Church, 896 Main St., Ann Gill, to Robert Jon Pulford. Mary Jane Wertenbach. to Wil­ HARTFORD Sun 12:3i, z:50, 5:05, 7:25, 9:45. — Bock WINDSOR Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., nursery far children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 the engagement of their daughter. Mormon Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, THE son of former Manchester resident liam Paul Plante, son of Mr. and Cinema City — Mona Lisa (R) to School (PG-13) Sot 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, P la z a - P s y c h o III (R) Sot 7:15,9:35; Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, g rim Fellow ship. (649-2863) a.m .; W atchtow er Study, 10:25. (646- Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph Brenda L. Fitch, to Philip English Sot-Sun 1:45, 5, 7, 9:20. — The G reat 7:30, 9:30, 11:25; Sun 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, Sun 7:15. p astor. 9:30a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 Second Congrofotlonal Church of 1490) The Church of Jesus Christ of Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. III. son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Viola Pulford of South Windsor and Mrs. J. Lucien Plante of East Mouse Detective (G) Sot-Sun 1,2:50. — 7:30,9:30 — Friday the 131hPort VI (R) a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ BIBIE Lottor-doy faints, 30 Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; English of Rocky Hill. the late Ralph Pulford. Hartford. A Room W ith o V iew Sot-Sun 1:30,3;45, Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05, 12:05; DRIVR-INS s e rv ice . (646-5316) entry. Rev. Dovid Jarvis, minister. Jewish — Conservative Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bl- Sunday masses at 7:30,9, 10:30 a.m., 7:30, 9:55. — About Last N ight ..(R) Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05. Manchester — Labyrinth (PG) Sot- First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 The bride-elect, who graduated The bride-elect attended South The bride-elect graduated in 1984 Sot-Sun 4:40, 7:15, 9:40. — N othing In Sun 6:15 with Short Circuit (PG) 10. Temple Beth fhelem , 400 E. Middle ihop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; noon, an d 5 p.m . (643-4129) SPEAKS Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday o. m., Dlol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., 10:15 a.m ., Sunday school and p rim ­ St. Mery Church, 1600 Main St., by from Windham High School in 1981 Windsor High School and Creative from East Catholic High School Com m on (P G ) Sot-Sun 1:15, 3:30,6:50, MANCHRSTBR Mansfield — A Fine Mess (PG) with school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 church school, nursery to grade eight, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthaod and relief Coventry. Father James J. William­ Eugene Brewer and from Morse Business School in School of Hairdressing. She is and in 1986 from Post College in 9:30. UA Thtotert Rati — About Last Big Trouble In LIHIe Chino (PG-13) p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee ond Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can- N ight..(R) Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, Sot-Sun at dark. — Flight of the for; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. lo c le ty . (643-4003) son, pastor. Summer masses: Satur­ Waterbury. where she was top week service. Nursery at all services. fellowship; 11:15 a.m., junior choir; 4 day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30; Confes­ Hartford in 1985. is a word employed by Glamor Boutique in BAfT HARTFORD 9:40. — Nothing In Common (PG) Sot Noylgotor (PG) with Block Cauldron (649-7509) p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10a.m. Enfield. student in her major and a RMtweed Fub A Cinema — Ferris and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:45. — F erris (PG) Sat-Sun at dork. — Karate Kid II Saturday. (643-9563) Nationai Cathoiic sion s 4:S0 to 5 p.m . (742-6655) processing coordinator at the First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 senior church school and Pilgrim Church et St. Meurlce, 32 Hebron B u e lle r's Day Oft (PG-13) Sot-Sun 7:15, Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) Sat and Sun (PG) with Lucas (PG-13) Sot-Sun ot Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. fello w sh ip. (742-6234) "For the word of Qod Is quick Hartford Insurance Group. The prospective bridegroom, member of the Phi Theta Kappa St. John the Baptist Polish Notlonol Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford 9:15. 2:15,4:45, /: 15, y. Ai. — pink Floyd: The dork. K re u tze r, p astor. (643-7543) Talcettville Congregational Church, Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 and powerful," Hebrews 4:12. The prospective bridegroom is a who also attended South Windsor Honor Society. She is therapeutic Feer Richard's Fub A Cinema — Wall (R) FrI and Sat, midnight. — Norvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Jewish — Reform Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30,9:15 and When applied with Integrity and 1976 graduate of East Catholic High School, is employed by recreation director at Maple View Haunted H oneym oon (P G ) Sat 7:30, Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot, Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronold 11 a.m . (643-4466) 9:30, m idnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. midnight. — Day of the Dead (R) Sot, Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. pastor. M ass: 9 a .m . (643-5906). love, the Bible can effect changes High School and a 1986 graduate of Hamilton Standard. Manor. Rocky Hill. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Top Gun m idnight. 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., a.m., worship service and church In Individuals and In society that the University of Connecticut, A M ay 23. 1987 wedding at The prospective bridegroom (PG ) Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40, evening service, Wednesday home school. (649-0815) Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Nazarana Salvation Army where he majored in accounting.' Wapping Community Church in graduated from East Cathlic High m idnight; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. VRRNON B ib le stu d y, 7 p.m . (643-9359)- no other force on earth can. Its ef­ — Ruthless People (R) Sat 1:20, 3:20, CliM 1 A 2 — Legal Eaglet (PG) Sat Covanant p.m. second Friday of each month. He is a certified public accountant. South Windsor is planned. School in 1983 and from Porter and (644-8466) Church ot the Naiareno, 236 Main St., Sglvutlgg Army, 661 Main St., Man­ fectiveness Is predicated upon Its 5:20, 7:50, 9:55, 11:55; Sun 1:20, 3:20, ond Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — F erris ia r SHOWCASE v Manchester. Rev. PhIlipChotto.senior chester. AAol. and Mrs. Reginald acceptance by faith. He is a senior accountant at Chester Institute in Rocky Hill in 5:20, 7:50, 9:55. — K o ro te K id P a rt II Bueller's Day Oft (PG-13) Sot and Sun Chrtallan Science Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; (P G ) Sat 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; 4:15, 7:10, 9:15. — Lab y rin th (PG ) Sot C IN E M A S ^ matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Rourke-Eno Paper Co. 1984. He expects to graduate from Lutheran outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday schaal; 10:45 a.m ., holiness m eeting; 6 p.m ., In the Word Is the gospel which Computer Processing Institute in Sun 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — One C razy and Sun 1 :X. FIrpt Chttrch ef Christ, icienifist, 447 Swenson. Summer hours; worship 10:40 a.m ., w orship, c h ild re n 's church so lv a tio n m eeting. (649-7787). 1 An Oct. 4 wedding at St. James Sum m er (P G ) Sot 12:50, 3, 4:55, 7:40, E. HARTFORD b b b - b s i o N . M a in S t „ M an chester. 10:30 a.m ., serv ices, 8 and 10 a.m . (649-2855) Cencerdia Lutheran Church (LCA), ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Is declared to be "the power of Church in Rocky Hill is planned. October 9:35,11:20; Sun 12:50,3,4:55, 7:40,9:35. WRIT HARTFORD iNKRSTAK 84 IXir 68 church service, Sunday school, and 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold service, nursery. Mid-week Bible Gqd unto salvation”. But to A Nov 15 wedding is planned. — Allens (R) Sat 1, 4, 7:10,9:50,12:20; Rim 1 A 1 — Legal Eogles (PG) Sot BADGAtN MATINEt -$2 60 core for small children. (649-1446) Epiacopai Sun 1,4,7:10,9:50. — Heartburn (R )Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — F e rris flPST AETEPNOON SHOW ONLY T. Wangerln, vice pastor. Summer study, 7 p.m. (6464599) whom? To "everyone who be­ ReodlnB Roam, 656A Center St., Man- ft. Oeorgo's Rgiscopal Church; 1150 hours: 9 a.m., holy communion; 12:45, 2:55, 5, 7:35, 10, 12:10; Sun 12:45, Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) Sot ond Sun CONTINUOUS PEPfOPMANCES OAIIY chostor. (649-89*2) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ N u rse ry core. (649-5311) NEWJERIES lieves”. (Romans 1:16) Thisgcxid 2:55, 5, 7:35, 10. — H ow ard the Duck 2,4:15, 7,9:30. lAIE SHOWS FPIOAY& SATURDAY ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; Rmanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Pantacostai news (gospel) Is the death, burial, (P G ) 12:35, 2:50, 5:05, 7:25,9:45,11:55; Church of Christ church school, 9;45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. WILLIMANTIC FRIDAY Bl H O W A R D B United Fentoeostgl Church, 187 OFTIKS and resurrection of Jesus, 1 Cor. Jlllsan touore Cinema — Allens (R) THI I3tti VI THE D U C K Church of Christ/ Lvdall and Vernon ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chopel open Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- ofternoons; public healing service, wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. 15:1-4. Sot-Sun 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — H ow ard the 1:I5-8:16-B:IB t2JS-240-5« stroots, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., ‘A NlW firtpiRlIVf" Service Notes D uck (PG ) Sot-Sun 1:05, 3:30, 7:05, minister. Sunday services: 9 a m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.,‘ evening emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 a.m. 7:46-l(MIS-IZ:a6 7:264:46-1146 prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John chapel service: 9:30 a.m., worship Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning The Bible Is the one source of 9:30. — One C razy Sum m er (P G ) Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m„ S^ -Sun 1,3,7,9. — F rid a y the 13th P a rt H o lllg e r, 643-9203. service In the sanctuary, nursery. worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 saving faith, Romans 10:17. It HEARTBURN IHI O N E C R A Z Y worship,. Wednesdoy, 7 p.m., Bible 643-1193. . p.m., biblestudy (Wednesdoy); 7p.m., C bS: Musical education VI (R) Sot-Sun 1:05, 3:05, 7:05, 9:05. — study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ S U M lK B JBH ft. Maryts Rgiscogal Church, Park Latvian Lutheran Church at Mon- Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. presents the evidence for Jesus’ Burns of 27 Montclair Drive, graduated from the B ack to School (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1:10, l2;46-2«-ft60 ces. (646-2903) im 6 4 0 4 4 6 and Church streets, Manchester. An­ *h«fer, 21 Garden St., Manchester. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Air Force promotes Dietz University of Colorado in Boulder. Cold., with a priority of parents 3:20, 7:10, 9:10. — Ruthless P eople (R) 7 » U M » - I M 0 deity and messlahship. Thus It Sot-Sun 7:10, 9:10. — T ransform ers: 7:40436-1140 drew O. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, (643-2051) Y ou th se rv ice (F rid a y ). (649-9*48) bachelor’s degree in business administration. He is Congregational Prince ef Fence Lutheran Church, provides the vital direction for our Senior Airman Steven N. Dietz, son of Mr. and Mrs. The M o vie (P G ) 1:10, 3:10. osslstont rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. NEW YORK (AP) - Many KARATE and 9;M a.m.; church school, 9:30 Route 31 and North River Rood, 647-8301 relating to Qod. Beyond this, we Em il V. Dietz of 117 W. Mi(ldle Turnpike, was recently employed as a financial consultant with M errill Lynch A L IB 4 S m Bonoii catwreeatleeal Church, 228 children under 12 will learn how to a.m .; baby-sittin g, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; Coventry. William Douthwalte, pas­ Prasbytarlan for an important, promoted to his present rank. in Colorado Springs., Colo. K O E B Bolton Center Rood, ot the Green, find the guldanc^ for relating to play a musical instrument, if their Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, .Holy Eucharist, 10a.m. every Wednes­ tor. Summer schedule: 9a.m. worship He is stationed at Wallace Air Force Base Station. 140430-7:16 day. (649-45*3) service. (742-7548) Coventry Frosbytorlgn Church, rpcordsd masaapa one another. Truly man shall not M O -ItrtO 0-JO-t1:46 Minister. 10 ojn., worship service, Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ parents get their wishes, nurMfv# church school; ii o.m.r Zien Bvongellcal Lutheran Church live by bread alone, but by God's Philippines. According to a Better Homes and WE DELIVER Qoapei (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundov, RUTHUSS B A C K B Q ] tello svshlp ; 11:15 ajm ., »orum pro- t:30 o.m ., w o rsh ip ; 10:45 d.m ., Sunstav word. Matt. 4:4. He has received orders to Torrejon A ir Force Base. It you haven't received your streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Gardens survey, more than half of lO ^ C H O O l jram^^^(i^7077 otriee or 647-8878 Church et the' Living Bed, an school; 7 p.m., Bible stsKly and Spain. Dietz, a 1983 Manchester Higir School McHugh completes crane course Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. i« 2 P L E _ iB ) Kohl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ the parent respondents planned to I40-l:20«20 evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., graduate, was stationed at Lackland A ir For<* Base, weekdays or B am. Saturdays, cantor (Mnarepotlenal Church, 11 bertson School, North School Street; prayer meeting. (743-n22) U.S. Army National Guard Pvt. John D. McHugh, make music a part of their please call your carrier. If you’re 740«86:II40 7 J 0 - U i^ 4 6 Communion first ond third Sunday. Texas. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Manchester. Rev. Oovld W. Mullen, (649-4243) Frosbytetlgn Cburcli of Menctsoster, CHURCH OF CHRIST son of John H. McHugh and Susan McHugh, both of children’s educations. unable to reach your carrier, call Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert pastor. M e etin g Sundovs, 10 to 11:30 (3 Spruce St./ Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Manchester, has completed a crane-shovel operator subscriber service. 647-BB46. by 1 T O P O U N B l 1 J. Bills, minister ot visitotlons; Rev. chard G ra y , pastor. 10:30 o.m ., w o r­ Lydall Bnd VBmtfn StrattB Nearly 80 percent of these a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. FtBliBg i 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Cllftord O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Full Oesgel interdeneitilMtlonal Malhodist ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., fsm- Phont: 646*2t03 Bums graduates In Colorado course at the U.S. Army Training Center. Fort parents prefen^ piano lessons to 1 XMM 12JB-fc««ai> 7204M-IMI | day school; 7 p.m., Informal svorship. Y s a i ^ Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. Church, 745 M ain St., Manchester. Rev. Robert J. Bams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Leonard Wood, Mo. other kinds of music education. 8 and 10 a.m., worship services. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m.. Bolton umtod Methodist Church, (6434N06) 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 9, 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 9. 1988 —- 15 Advice Incontinent adults have support group 4 1 ' TAG SALE SIGN DEAR Incontinent People. sick friend in the hospital, and on Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? ABBY: I am a For a copy of the organization’s and on. 69-year-old helpful newsletter, send a long, “ Poor baby,’ ’ I thought. Sur­ The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale grandmother stamped (22cents).self-addressed prise, surprise! He had put me in a living in Spar­ Dear Abby envelope to: HIP, Box 544. Union, safe place, leaving him free to run Classified Ad. When you piace your ad, you’ll receive tanburg. S.C. S.C. 29379. The newsletters are around all summer. When I came That’s not im­ Abigail Van Buren published four times a year. They home I found out that he had taken ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. portant, but this are free, but because this is a up with some floozie who I suspect is; Because of non-profit group, contributions are he’s still seeing. He pleaded not something I welcome. I have seen the newslet­ guilty, but I had al the evidence I STOP iN AT OUR OFFiCE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER read in your co­ ter and assure you it is worth needed. lumn three ye­ sending for. No more R and R at the shore for ars ago, I found me. If he can stand the summers in 1 . the answer to a problem that had the estimated 10 million Ameri­ the city, so can I! HOMES HOMES I9A PRESORT DEAR ABBY: Please print this HELP WANTED RESORT very nearly made me a recluse. It cans (or Canadians) who are SWEATING IT OUT IN THE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FOR SALE |£i|F0R SALE 1 p r o p e r t y was the kind of problem I was too incontinent to an annoying degree in your column and title it, "A BRONX 1 PROPERTY embarrassed about to even — or know someone who is — read Summer Warning: ’’ CONFIDENTIAL ’TO HAVING MR AND MRS. BERNARD GOODIN Last year, my good husband Cafeteria worker. RHAM Full-time position availa­ discuss. on: PROBLEMS IN TUCSON: "The ...celebrate 40th Attendant Jr. High School, 2’/4 hours suggested that we rent a summer Good Book says we must love one ble at automotive lube Because you solved my problem for busy full service gas per day during school center. Experience help­ When you sneeze, cough or place at the shore where we could another, but nowhere does it say NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, with a single letter in your column. station, Monday through yeor, $4.77 per hour. Call RN-LPN Meodows Manor ful but will train. Call laugh, do you feel a wetness on go to get away from the hustle and we have to like ’em.” (James Neill Is seeking an RN for a full I ask you to free others and repeat Friday 3 -8 pm. Saturday Diane LaFountaIn at 228- 647-8997 or apply In person your clothing? When you come bustle of the city. Nice, right? Northe) Goodins mark 40th 9474. time 11-7 Supervisory po­ From ^29y900. the letter that did so much for me. hours In the Fail. Apply in at Economy Oil Change home, do you find that you can’t get Wrong! He mo,ved me and the sition. Charge Nurse posi­ It’s enclosed. (Thank-you notes, sympathy let­ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goodin person: ,315 Broad Street., Retirement/Resort Beach & Golf Property your key in the door fast enough to children out there, promising to Goodin of Middletown. Weekend/Full and Part tions are available on a THANKFUL IN S.C ters, congratulations, how to de­ celebrated their 40th wedding Manchester. make it to the bathroom on time? come down every Friday to spend Barry’s Texaco time hiring now, Parkode port time basis on all Free Details cline and accept invitations and anniversary July 26 at the home of shifts. Benefits available What can a man wear after a the weekend with us. Bernard Goodin and the former 318 Adams Street Health Shoppe. Knowl­ Write how to write an interesting letter her brother. Donald MacNeil. in or excellent no benefit DEAR THANKFUL; I’m thank­ prostate operation for the days (or Well, I found myself at the shore, Norma MacNeil were married Manchester edge of vitamins a plus, ROOFERS and are included in Abby’s booklet, Middletown. The party was given 646-8178. rate. If Interested call MAY REALTY. INC. ful to you for reminding me that weeks) he has a little "dribbling” ? but my husband never came to be July 5, 1946, He is employed by "How to Write Letters for All by the couple’s children: Kathryn Mrs. Gibbs, 647-9191. ROOFERS HELPERS. there are many readers out there These are the kinds of questions with us. Every weekend he had a Pressure Blast in Manchester and ' Box 569G Occasions.” Send your name and Goodin of Manchester, John Goo­ Experience in buiit-up who need this information as much and concerns that have brought a different excuse. His car was she is employed by Three D Teacher-RHAM High Sales Associates needed- address clearly printed with a din of South Windsor, Louis Goodin roofing and rubber ap- N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29597 as you did. And here’s the letter; few men and women together to acting up. He was too tired to make D epartm ents Inc. in East School, Hebron, Ct., Spe­ Full and part time posi­ OPEN HOUSE check or money order for $2.50 and of Glendale. Ariz,, and Thomas Hartford. piication., Good oppor­ form a self-help group for peole the drive. He had some business a long, stamped (39 cents) self- cial Education teacher Distributor Needed- Op­ tions oyallable tor toll In 113 Porter Street, Manchester 800 / 233-1698 DEAR READERS: If you don’t needed tor opening effec­ several areas. Some posi­ tunity for peopie with with urinary or bladder control meetings he couldn’t miss. Some­ addressed envelope to: Dear portunity tor the right aggressive and growing SUNDAY, AUG. 10lh 1-5 have a bladder control problem, problems. They named their new tive In September 1986. Ct. person. Name brand tions available Imme­ one he knew had died and he had to Abby, Letter Booklet. P.O. Box certification required for diately. Please apply In company. Caii 282- Immaculate 6 room Aluminum Sided Coionial you’re lucky. But if you are among organization HIP — HcIn for go to the funeral. He had to visit a 38923, Hollywood. Calif. 90038.) candy, chips, and snacks. 0711. EOE. Information and applica­ Unique vending units. person to Manchester D & with attached garage. Newer roof, kitchen, sid­ HOMES REAL ESTATE Killer bees kill student tion please call 228-9474. Make a net Income of L, Manchester Parkade. ing, heating system, and wall to wall carpeting. EDE. FOR SALE WANTED $1200 - $5000 per month, A areat bii); - $112,900. ( M IAM I (AP) — A University of Miami graduate student was depending upon size of Permanent part College student looking attacked by a swarm of killer bees in a Costa Rican jungle and Medical Secreotory- Investment. Turn key bus­ tor Day Core. Two after­ SLEX MATTHEW REALTY 6494003 For Sale By Owners - 80 Private party looking for Ask store personnel about additives Receptlonlst, full time for Larabee St, East Hart­ crawled into a cave and wedged himself under a rock overhang in iness. Call Tony. 816-741- time tellers Putnam noons per week. Will single-family home on cardiology office, expe­ 9298. reciprocate. Coll 649-7754. ford, on lot too X 300. Call first Bolton Lake. Reply a futile effort to escape the fatal stings. rienced. Send resume to Bridge, East Hart­ 649-9535 before tOam or to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, D EAR DR. To give you more information. Manchester - Lovely 6 problems, growth retardation, hy­ Inn-SiangOoi, a 24-year-old Majaysianwhowas working on his Manchester Herald P. O. Mechanic- East Hartford ford and Burr otter 4. CT 06040. GOTT: My I’m sending you a free copy of my peractive behavior in children, doctorate in biology, died July 31 during a field trip with 11 other Box kk. room ranch on very pri­ area, competitive salary, Corner, Manchester R88l vate % acre In Forest heart rhythm is Health Report on digestive gas. muscle and joint tenderness and students about 100 miles northwest of San Jose. medical plan, paid vaca­ Just listed Large two Full and part-time ware­ Offices. Apply 923 Hills, 3 bedroom, I'/j sent haywire by Others who would like a copy liver disease. Other symptoms A coroner in San Jose counted about 46 stings per square inch of tion, holidays, must have Waitresses needed port family with lovely stone sulfites and house personnel, needed Main St., Manches­ Estste baths, fireplaced living fireplace and natural oak should send $1, plus their name and include anemia, weight loss, dry Ooi’s body, said Dr. Charles Schnell. coordinator for the own tools, 5 day, 45 hour time evenings, weekends. room, eat In kitchen, 2 car APARTMENTS other food addi­ Immediately. Please call week. Call Leo 528-1002. wood. Good location. Pos­ Dr. Gott address, to P.O. Box 91428. Cleve­ skin and itching, bleeding ten­ Organization of Tropical Studies in San Jose. Fred TIshler, Carpet Fac­ ter 646-1700. Flexible hours. Apply In garage. Large deck with FOR RENT tives. How can I EOE. sible office use. Call today land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to dency, mouth ulcers and head­ The Miami Herald on Friday quoted Schnell as saying Ooi had tory Outlet, 569-4495. person at Pogonl's Bolton awning. $129,900. Call 646- for details Joyce G. Ep­ tell if a store Peter Gott, M.D. mention the title. ache. The most common cause of Pizza. Rte 85, Bolton. HOMES 6847. •30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 been out ahead of the rest of the students as they hiked along a Part-time shlpplng/re- T eochers-Port-tlme; stein Real Estate 647- puts sulfites on DEAR DR. GO’TT: How does one vitamin A excess is megavitamin FOR SALE 8895.0 room, heated apartment. steep trail, celvlng. Flexible hours. wanted tor small befo- Part-time temporary vegetables and get carotene poisoning, and what therapy, the intentional overuse of Fitness Instructor needed Manchester - Large 3 No appliances. Security. ‘"The others saw a swarm of bees around his head, a cloud,” Tuesday and Thursday Call 646-0610. Ask tor Bob re/ofter school programs cashiers and book clerks fruit? are its effects? vitamins that is promoted by some All real estate advertised family on Center Street. Immaculate 3 bedroom $520 monthly plus utilities. Schnell said. “ At first they climbed toward him, trying to help, from 12:10-12:45 pm to or Adele. In Manchester. Child needed of Manchester By owner, $180,000. Call Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 DEAR READER: Carotenes are quack nutritionists. development course work In the Manchester Herald roomy Ranch on lovely but they were attacked, too, and had to turn back.... They could lead a Class. Training will Community College book­ 649-9367 after 5pm. landscaped lot. Large to 5. DEAR yellowish-orange substances, re­ Help Wanted- A child care preferred. Must hove one store. Flexible hours day Is sublect to the federal DEAR DR GOTT: I’ve had an hear his screams, which finally diminished to moans.” be provided, call Eileen country kitchen, tire- READER: Many food manufac­ air. I can’t understand how someA lated tpjdtamin A, that are found Cyr at 522-4183 ext 351. In the Verplank School year's experience work­ and evening. Coll 643- Foir Housing Act of 1968, immunoglobulin A deficiencv An hour after the initial attack, two of his companions reached which makes It Illegal to Manchester 6 room Co­ placed llvlngroom, beau­ Manchester- 2 bedrooms. turers list additives on their food one could gulp that much air. o r' ■(any vegetables. About 50 EOE. area. 2 boys, age 6 and 9. ing with children grades 1097.$a,b2,tclas11 lonial, two car garage, 2nd floor, heat and op^ Ooi, still covered with bees and unconscious, wedged between Dne day, one 2 hours. 5 K-6. Salary range $5.75 to advertise any preference, tiful deck and much more. containers. With respect to fresh how to prevent it. ej"cent of carotenes are converted baths, 1 car Help Wanted...... 11 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... ^9 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. or 871-1400.a wood stove. Hardwood attached garage, formal Pleasant room tor mature Homes (or Rent...... 34 dealing with people. Must floors throughout. New working gentleman, kit­ Situation Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, Gerber Scientific Products has the foliowing openings at our Batson hove pleasant telephone dining room, eat In kit­ Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. YOU CAN enloy extro wall to wall. 1 full, 2 holt chen, fireplace In living chen priveledges, park­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... Merchandise Drive and Nutmeg Road facilities; manor and excellent typ­ Instruction...... 14 ...... 36 vocation money by ex- baths. 16 X 30 (pressure room, paneled rec room, ing, near bus line. Refer­ Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive ing skills, coll Anne Sand­ chonglng Idle Items In treated) deck. 2 car gar­ ences required. 647-9033. Employment Services...... 15 Roll-Off Machine Ability to lift up to 75 lbs., good figure aptitude, ers tor on appointment laundry room, workshop. Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are your home tor cosh ... age. $164,9(X). By owner. 659-1311. Nicely landscaped fenced Roommates Wonted...... 39 Clothing .. .■...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The Operators: methodical for identifying discrepancies, ability, with an od In classified. Principals only. 643-4185. In level yard. Desirable Manchester - Excellent Wanted to R ent...... 40 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one to maintain and operate automatic punching Call 643-2711 to place your newer 4 room apartment, Real Estate Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers___*...... 93 Kennel help hours, flexi­ location, many unique TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of machine. Entry level - willing to train. od. features. $125,000. Call for stove, retrlgerotor, refer­ Homes for Sole ...... 21 the original insertion. Errors which do not ble. Apply Applewood ences, security. No pets. Services (Machinery and To o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 Yankee Kennels, Route directions 646-1949. Condominiums tor Sale...... 22 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Packers: Willingness and ability to move large and heavy Manchester Duplex. Two $565 Includes heat and hot Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 44, Bolton. water. 649-4003. Lots/Land tor Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. materials. Forklift experience a plusi 6 room units, each with 3 Manchester price lust re­ Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 bedrooms, large pantrled duced! 6 room ranch, at Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 Ambitious part-time Manchester- new 3 bed­ I Blueprint Clerk: Organized, responsible person to make blue­ cleaning and lawn person­ kitchen, living room and 156 Scott Drive, Open C0NDDMINIUM8 formal dining room. house Sunday August 10th room duplex, 1'/} baths, prints in our Drafting Dept. Ability to work nel tor lonltorlol service. FOR SALE wall to wall carpeting, Some floor cleaning expe­ Front and reor covered from 12-4. $12?,900. 646- without direct supervision. Familiarity with blue­ porches. 2 car garage. 6847. appliances, no pets, $725 rience or will train. plus utilities, I'/i month prints helpful. Entry level. Immediate openings 643- $149,900. D.W. Fish Realty South Vllloge Condomini­ Employment 643-1591 or 871-1400.D Whatever suits vour ums. 3 room condomi­ security, references, 728- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED H^LP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 5747. _ 7739, after 6 646-4075. Clerk Typists: Office experience required; organized; accurate; fancy! Builder will con­ nium. 165 South St. No.42. Superb design and con­ struct o custom home to Rockville. Asking $45,900. & Education typing skills of 40-50 wpm, computer exp. helpful; Lott Apartment tor rent - Clerical. Wholesaler struction. Enhance this suit vour taste or will Inquire at premises, or Assistant Prlnclpal- Full time mall order retail Easy Assembly Work! Teacher Aide wanted for Growing South Windsor knowledge of business machines, personable. build this beautiful 8 room call 646-2426 weekdays 9to Excellent condition. Must Clerical - Full time posi­ Part-time- Student or Re­ Plastic Company seek's beautiful 3 bedroom RHAM High School, 67 business needs a diversi­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Nursery school program. tions available In pleasant tiree to help pump gas. in downtown Hart­ Ranch. 16' sunken family Contemporary with ap­ 5. be seen. $500 per month. RHAM Rd, Hebron, Ct. fied self starter to help a teed Payment. No Sales. 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, office environment. conscientious production Font AssemMer Willing to do repetitive work; blueprint reading proximately 2300 sa. h. References and security Flexible hours. Call workers tor all shifts. Own ford has several en­ room thot leads to a 06248 for application young growing company Detalls-Send Stamped Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ Health Insurance/benet- Steve, Spruce Street required; light assembly. Willing to train. landscape architects Lovely 2.5 acre country required. Call 643-1021. HELP WANTED please call or write Ms. A. with sales, filing orders Envelope; Elan-855, 3418 day. $4.25 per hour, start­ tronsportatlon necessary, try level openings, lot In Bolton on Shoddy Its program available. Mobil 649-3487. competitive hourly wage, dream yard with heated L0T8/LAND Fehsenteld at 228-9474. and answering the tele­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL ing September. The Child­ Free parking. Experience Material Handler: Must be physically fit to do heavy lifting. Som e, typing not required. In-ground pool and even Mill Rood. $200,000 plus. FOR SALE Manchester - Centrally Part Time Inserters EOE. phone. Willing to train 33482. ren's Place Inc. 643-5535. using adding machine! career opportunity. Coll Jackson & Jackson Real located for elderly cou­ Part-time secretary. Ex­ 528-9083. blueprint reading experience. Must be able to $180 per week to Its own "Illy pond". There wanted. Call 647-9946, ask right applicant. Please Typing skills helpful. $4.25 cellent typing, diversified is a separate tiled and Estate. 647-8400 or 646- ple, luxary 2 bedroom for Bob. Carpet Installers and ap­ apply at Conn. Cane and All Positions - Retail auto Wanted Reliable Babysit­ to $5.00 an hour depending duties, willing to learn read, write and have a command of the English start, plus benefits. carpeted lacuzzi spa 8646.0 Land for sale In Willing- apartment with full bose­ ton, 3 building lots 1.85 to prentices needed. Call Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., parts chain has positions ter for two young child­ on experience. Apply In word processing. Opening language. Basic math required. Good potential for room. 2 full baths, formal ment, all electric kitchen Management Trainee. Steve at 282-0831, Monday Manchester CT. tor Assistant Manager ren, 2:30-11:00. My home Hundreds of reodert turn Whistle While You work! 4.15 acres. 36,000 to 48600 and heat, loundrv room person. Prague Shoe Co. available September 1st. to Classified every d^y living room and dining Entry level position tor through Friday 8 to 4. Trainees, cashiers, full preferred. Call 649-8502 200 Pitkin Street East the right indi­ rooms, gourmet kitchen This spacious 6 room frontage on private pond and 2 car garage, no pets. Call 647-4690 or 649-4586, searching for some Mechanical Entry level. 1 yr. Tech, school. Able to operate and quiet road. Wooded ambitious Individual. Part time clerical hel- and part time, salesper­ tor more Information. Hartford. ext. 269. viduals. Call QSA and 31' rec. room! You Colonial has great poten­ Coll 6436674. Company has profit shar­ Munson's Chocolate, p.fLoan Center) Approxi­ son, full and part time. We tlculdh- Item. Will your i Technician: various hand and machine tools. Understanding tial. It boasts a 2 car with Mountain Laurel. be there? 643-2711. Optical 247"5686. won't belelve It till you see ing program and both Route 6, Bolton Is now mately 20 hours per week. otter a competitive salary Security Officers - Elllng- Wanted Kennel Help. of fractions and decimals. Fast learner. Itl $164,900: "We Guaran­ garage, aluminum siding, Terms and negotiable. local and national growth accepting applications For appointment please and benefits package with ton/Vernon line. $5 per Hard worker tor busy tee our Houses" Blan­ fireplace and hardwood Principals only. Call 487- opportunities. 649-4563. tor both full and part time call 646-1700 ask for F. excellent opportunity for hour. Full time third shift. Production 2 yr. degree-Mfg./Industrlal concentration OR 2 chard & Rosetto Real flooring. In need of some 1771 or 429-1998 evenings hording kennel. Full time Security FuM/Port-tlme and weekends. HOMES retail sales persons. The Corriveau or R. Carter. advancement. Apply In Assistant Newspaper Part time all shifts, wee­ or part time, early am Woman wanted port time Ping. Coord.: years experience in a production environment. greater Manchester area, Estate 646-2482. repair. Ottered at $106,500. FOR RENT full time hours are 9am to Equal Opportunity person at Motor Mart dealer needed In Andover kends. Must be over 18. hours. Duties Including for gift shop, Thursdays Computer experience, MRP systems knowledge retirees welcome. Coll Jackson & Jockson Real 4:30 pm Mondav-Frlday, Employer. Auto Supply, 830 Sliver and Hebron area, reliable Car and telephone neces­ cleaning, bathing, and 12-8, Saturdays 9-5. Apply 247-6882, Monday through New Colonial. Spacious 6 Estate. 647-8400 or 646- with full benefits. Part Lane East Hartford Ct. car needed. Call 647-9639 sary. Call 527-0225. desk work. Immediate op­ Lift The Latch Gift Shop, a plusi Able to read blueprints and good figure Friday 8 to 4. room home on North Elm 8646.0 BUSINESS 5 rooms, 2 boths, no Aselstant Newspaper time hours are 4pm to 8pm Corpenter- Experienced mornings 9-1, evenings enings. Apply In person 977 Main Street. aptitude. Street! I'/z baths, 1st floor PROPERTY children, no pets, ovallo- dealer wonted In Bolton. In remodeling. Call Ro­ Earn Hundreds weekly at after 6pm. M'onchester 15 x 24 family ble September 1st. CtifI and approximately 8 Full and Part time posi­ Tues - FrI. 10am to 5pm. Molntenonce, banquet set laundry, fireplace, cen­ Calf 232-9989 between 9am hours on Soturday or bert Jarvis, 643-6712. home I Be flooded with Canine Holiday Inn, 200 Small growth oriented In­ Program College credits in the field of engrg. or business up, light housekeeping. 20 tral hall ond thermopane room with large tleld- 649-9600. various otters 1 Details? Dental Surgical Assistant tions available for mature strument company hers stone fireplace, pegged & noon, Monday through Sunday, averaging 20 motivated Individuals Sheldon Rd. Manchester Managei'a Alda: admin, a plusi Work experience from military or hours per week. Flexible windows! $120's. "W e Friday. Ask tor Michael. hours weekly. Call 647- K-Mort/Readers Market- Send self-addressed - Team practice seeking 646-5971. full time opening In ship­ hours $7 per hour, apply Guarantee our Houses” floors and triple sliders to Manchester, 7 room (3-4 Merchandise employees, stamped envelope to; PO career minded Individual with management Inten­ ping department with ad­ on the job training. Able to work independently, large deck overlooking t^ ro o m , 1 both) $750 per 8639 tor appointment. tions and potential. Good Manchester Country Club Blanchard & Rosetto Real NEW COLONIAL Teenage Farm Help cashiers and stocks. Full BOX 447 Cllttwood NJ. to loin our quality oral vancement opportunity, motivated find organized. or call 6464)103. Estate 646-2482.0 wooded lot. 4 bedrooms, month plus utilities. Se­ and part time positions starting pay. Apply Two SHOPPING VN.LAQE curity ond references Wonted. Apply at Corn Person needed to do light 07721. surgery office. Expe­ all benefits. Call Pat 6 ^ 12 X 24 fireplaced living are available. Experience rience preferred. Coll Legs, K-Mart Plaza Man­ 0277. Teleeervice 2 yr. degree - Business or Marketing. Personable, room, dining room and needed, available now, Crib, Buchland Rd., South janitorial work, odd lobs chester. 643-4130. Legal Secretary. Part . Glastonbury. Spectacular Only two vacancies left Windsor. 644-3280.______not necessary. Many em­ Mindy at 649-2272. ability to deal with customers, minimum of 1 year time small local office/ 7 room 2 ijath home on appllanced kitchen. 2'/z children accepted, no qnd errands. Must have Vocational Instructor hor­ Recreation Director- Technician: 2340 tq. ft. and 1160 pets. 649-1943 evenings. ployee benefits. Apply In Part Time Sales person,S excellent skills required, Addison Roodr"Thermo- baths 2 car garoge. good driving record and person Monday, Wednes­ ticulture. Developmen- Mature Sales Person Meadows Monor Is seek­ Customer Service experience, technically sq. ft. Will rent - ready Mechanics- Experienced good work habits. Excel­ nights and Saturdays and experience preferred. pane windows, oak par­ $169,900. D.W. Fish Realty day, Thursday and Friday tally disabled adults. Laundry workers. Full or wanted - part time hours ing an energetic person inclined. 643-fS91 or 871-1400.O to move in. Vernon ■ 4'/> room house, tor service stotlon. Must lent position tor a retired $11,000-SI 3,000. Send re­ available. Apply In person with ajdesire to work with an occasional Sunday. Flexible hours, diversi­ quet floors, 12 X 23 deck. hove own tools. Uniforms from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ part time, benefits. Cupid fied duties. Coll 646-7360. SISO's. "W e Guarantee conveniently located. gentleman. Apply In per­ sume to; Hockanum In­ services. 289-1527. EDE Trim Fashions, Vernon geriatrics and or develop Harvey's DreSses and Columbia furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. day, noon to 4pm. K-Mort, Sports Wear. 646-3100. Systema Entry level. Must be able to do repetitive work and our Houses" Blanchard & Open House. 265 TImrod $675. Avalloble Sep­ son, Dove Wlltse Schaller 239 Spencer St. dustries Greenhouse, Shopping Center, Vernon. mentally disabled Individ­ Commerciai Center tember 1st. Call 6476137. Blue cross and Blue shield Acura 345 Center Street Check Out: follow Instructions. Mechanically Inclined. Duty Hair Dresser - position 'Rosetto Real Estate 646- RD.(Highland Park Attn: Sara Beardsley Medical Receptionist - 649-4430. uals. Interested appli­ 2482.0 . Rt. 66 East ovotloble. Apply In per- Manchester. vJKfanager Po Box 136 cants must meet min­ Is primarily to test products for accuracy. ovollable In busy full ser­ Area). Sunday August 10, Full or part time tor busy Remove mineral buildup vice solon. For Interview, 2-5 6 room Ansoldl built Columbia, C T •on. Sliver Lone Shell. 252 LPN. Part time In physi­ Mansfield Depot Ct 06251 Manchester family prac­ Day care needed In Mar­ imum stote requirements Spencer St., Manchester. cians office, 4 days from your teakettle bV coll 643-2103 or 647-1315. Manchester Porter Street L-shaped Ranch. Excel­ 456-3314 Baby Sitter wanted - tor 26 EOE. tice. Heavy phone con­ tin school district, will for T.R .D .'s Including pouring In half a cup of QSP offers an excellent benefits package which includes medical, weekly. Reply Manches­ consider other school dis­ either q Bachelor's de­ area. Lovely 7 room Co­ lent condition - beautiful I MISCELLANEOUS month old, part time ter Herald Box N. Man­ tact, terms and hours white vinegar and one dental and life insurance, pension plan and tuition reimbursement. lonial, 3 bedrooms, I'/z lot. 3 bedrooms, eat In Legal Seeretory- Medium days. References re­ RN-LPN. Baylor weekend flexible. Call 646'6484. tricts, tor 6 year olds. gree In recreation or re­ baths, fireplaced family kitchen, living room with FOR RENT chester Ct. 06040. Hours before and otter lated field or an Asso­ quart of top water. Heat to Qualified candidates may apply at our facility or send a resume with ■Ize Hiburbon low firm quired. In your home or positions available. High rolling boll and let stand ItoJsmiATNM room, nice condition brick see through fire­ ours. Coll otter 6pm, 643- hourly rate. May add days MedI col/Reception 1st school. Call after 5 646- ciates degree In a related salary history to: I >Z| WANTED throughout. $1174)00. U & place to dining room, both Lady will share furnished seek! full flnte legol secre­ field or State Certifica­ tor one hour. Pour out tory ond real estate clos­ 9540. Nursery School teacher to make full time position. Pleasant Manchester Dp- 5851. PERSONNEL DEPT. R Realty 643-2692.0 and a half, screened porch condo Manchester. Only starting September. Must We otrar a chollenglno tion. Earn $7.55 per hour solution, fill with water, PROPERTY ing secretory. Good skills thalmologlst office needs boll again and discard. eople - Oriented secreto- with patio, 2 cor garage, working woman over 30 and experience reoulred. Clerical- small office, di­ have bachelor’s degree environment with a mature person tor recep­ ($7.80 after probation) In GERBER SaENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. ry/receptlonlst, with ex­ Manchester. New listing, full bosement with growth years. Non smoker, no and teaching experience growth oriented facility. this part time position. Add buildup to your Salary commensurate versified duties, accounts tion work. 15-20 hours per budget by selling nb- 151 Batson Drive cellent skills ond sense of 7 room Ranch. 3 bed­ potential. Convenient lo­ Mlsquomlcut- 4'A rooms, p^s. Own bedroom, with experience. Good be­ receivable, telephones, with pre school children. Please contact Cresttleld week, variable. Salary Apply In person or send humor desires Interesting rooms, large living room, cation, lovely neighbor­ heoted, walking distance heated, coble TV , pay 10 hours a week. $7-$9 per Convalescent Home/Fen- negotiable. Send resume Experienced Hairdresser resume to Meadows longer used furniture and Manchester, C T 06040 to beach, families only, laundry,$200 security dep­ nefits and working condl- record keeping, some typ­ appliances with a low-cAt port time position. Non- den with glass sliders. hood. By owner. Princi­ ing. All benefits. Coll 647- hour. The Children's wood Manor, Manchester to Manchester Herald needed with following. Manor 333 Bldwell Street EOE M/F/HA/ Only $1124)00. U & R pals only. $165,500. Coll available 8/23 thru 9/6. osit. $300 monthly,-pay Hons. Coll 6994)569 for Place Inc. 643-5535. ad In Classified. 643-271 h smoker. Coll before lOom Interview. 9137. Ct 643-5151. P.O. Box O. Please coll 649-7666. Manchester CT. or offer 3pm. Coll 644-4057. Realty 643-2692.0 521-8098 or 646-4436. $400 weekly. Call 643-0491. own phone.

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STORE AND For Sale- AKC registered BUSINESS I im licE ip i| m Y Golden Retrelvers, father OFFICE SPACE Is a grand champion. Call 643-7065 ofter 5.___ M ■SoRpy, E U T l t X N T r/’ m iX iW a X o n M W IT H ^ O I MISCELLANEOUS CmBCAIIE Mow. ( M AW ENY ANV FOPWTUK Wilson Business Offices IFOR SALE Sunshln* Oovcore Cefiter- Cordintrv dbd remodel- Nome your own prices and Support Services. SBOtBmbBr opBniiHN (o r 3 ina eervicee — Coiradete Fattier and son. Post, N e n o D A Y - Furnished offices, secret­ Spa shells- factory se­ to $ VBor* old. ttO woBkly. bowie r aoolcB 4wid retno- deoendablo servlee. arial service, reception, conds or damaged In O p « i «:30>S:30. Coll M6- dellno. Quality work. Kef- FointiOf. FabortMRMlna telephone answering, transportation. S200 to 7160. erenee*, llcebeed ond in­ |i Removal. Coll m m o . tion word processing ond cop­ $800 as Is. Call evenings or sured. Coll 6464116$. ■Im m ins, Fi ier facilities. Level H weekends. 742-6469. Llctnaed Pomllv Dov ib rtia Watkins Center, 935 Main C o rt. Full KinOf 8(0111(111 St., Manchester. 647-0073. IS.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint September. Aoet M m upright freezer. 5501b. ca­ Newer borne off Brood ■ m u rn m pacity. Free. 646-6754. Street, fenced m area. A. Henry _ . Coll 646-7473. E l m Dumos EtocMoHovbie Lawn ear«-C«i Electrical FroblemBt .lawn-core Office Space- on busy Need a toras or g jm oil tog. Frgg. route 83. Manchester- CARPENTRY/ John Deero Painttng Con- Repair? W M e o d ^ ie in REMDOEUND troctor, Intorlor/exte- ResMeittlat Work. Jenopli insuredi Vernon town line. Fo r­ One golden eagle com­ rior. Quolltv point, teed, merly Insurance com­ pound bow, one york com­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. auolity wont. Reft rencee, Free EsHmotes. 6464M3; counts. 647-.., pany tenant. 646-5707. pound center shot bow. Forrond Remodeling — free estlmotet. 6404246. « r Call 649-8875 after 7pm. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Your Neighborhood WANTED ters, room additions, fiQTNnnfiNn TO RENT decks: all types of remo­ deling and repairs. FREE ICARS CARS estimotes. Fyllv Insured. All pointltHpOdd lobs bv lawns mowed,' gwMral Middle age working cou­ 3 Oval gold leaf look E lm londSMOliig, Intorler and FOR SALE Telephone 643-6017, otter collego student - hedge FOR SALE ple looking for 2 bedroom mirrors, vanity, dining exterior painting, any odd 6pm, 647-6509. clloplng, window clecRV- apartment with applian­ room, hall or bedroom. Fogarty Rrothers ^ Bo- lob. NO lob too bie or too Ing, oil pointing, tmY- throom I'emodtline; In­ AMC Hornet- 1975 4 door Comoro 1977 V-8 350 4 ces. Coll 646-4099 or 646- Beautiful, perfect condi­ smcHL Honest family men speed, power steering, 9133 days. I^PAMTINR/ thlng. Coll Mark, 640-5695 stallation woter heaters, will work tor yeuatdfoir A M /FM cassette stereo, tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 mornings or late eorbogedlsoosais; faucet automatic, power steer­ power brakes, olr condi­ each. 633-2468. IS S J PAPERING price. OdI Jtdm ondMork tioning, stero, mags, ex­ evenings. repairs. 640-4S30. Vlso/M- at6434»3. ing, good condition, $750. ostorCard occeptod. 643-1096. cellent condition $2300 or best otter. Must sell. Coll PhlFfLown CO re-^lte- 872-1547. I FURNITURE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Ing, gordimlhg ond lown- 1984 Plymouth Horizon, ■PAINTING SPECIALIST " 2.2 liter, 4 door, 5 speed, Oak and Brass 52" celling mowing, light olr conditioning, AM/FM Water bed, king size, good fresh « londwaptng. Coll 742-7476. fan with light. 3 speeds stereo, excellent condi­ IQ JTRUCKS/VANS shape, asking $200. Call with reverse. Like new, MI8CEUJUIBNJS 9 r ------tion, $3500, 643-9797. IB ^ Ifor sale 646-2139. original 400, will sell $200 SERVICES USE R ICE to c<«an ^ or best offer. 633-2468. 0 Inside of bottles and long- 1977 Ford Country Squire wagon, power steering 1965 Chevy Pickup. Runs FRED M. NEWMAN O dd lo b s. Trucking. stem voses. Sorinkie rice 2- 6' X 9' area rugs - 1 Home repoirt. You name inside container, odd and brakes, cruise, new well, new exhaust, radial navljo style with browns, It, we do It. Free esti­ worm; sudsY water and broke lob, runs well. tires, $250 or best offer. Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- beiges, black, gray, rust; mates. Insured. 6434)304. shoke vigorously. The $1400. Coll 646-7975. Coll evenings 649-2547. val, brass rolls and per­ 1 black, white, gray rice wilt polish ond clean fect condition, original braided shag 100 per cent S4S-47718 Delivering cleon form Interior. Utethp dostlfied 1981 Dodge Omni- Auto­ 1973 Ford FlOO, needs over $100 each; $89 or best wool, $50 each. 633-2468. 29 MAIN STREET loom; 5 yards $7$ oius tax. columns to sell those stiH matic, power steering, olr work, 33" tires, $500 or offer. 633-2468. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 SHEET ROCK REPAIRS Also sand, stone, and good, but no longer used conditioner, AM-FM ra­ best ofter. Coll 649-8600. 19" Sony Trinitron color CEILINGS TEXTURED orovel. O ill 6434K»4. Items around your home dio. $2400. 646-1820 otter T V , works fine, 3 years 4pm. 1985 8' Fleetside pick-up, old. $125 or best offer. V-8 Auto, power steering, 633-2468. 1986 Chevy Cavalier, 2 power broke- 2 adjustable brass look doors, 4 cylinders, auto s,AM/FM,$8275. Carter floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 A/C, power steering, ste- Chevrolet, 646-6464. shell style$20each, pine 15 CARS reo,ond many more ex­ piece stereo T V , book I Q |J CARS tras, company Demo, 1984 Chevy Suburboy, 4 shelf or whatever wall Brand new hospital bed TAG SALES TAG SALES 1811 for s a l e FOR SALE Sole $1284 ,Sole price wheel drive, V-8, 4 speed, I power steering, power unit - great for den, kids and wheel chair for sale. $9395. Carter Chevrolet, brakes, rust proofed room, can paint, $120 $1000. Call 647-7646 after TagSale-August 9th. 77 1984 Pontiac 1000, 4idoor, 75 Volkswagen rabbit, 646-6464. Garage Sole - Furniture, ,$9895. Carter Chevrolet, 633-2468. 6pm. Lynwood Drive., Bolton V-6 auto, air, powensteer- good condition, low miles. typewriter, clothing, pic­ 646-6464. Lake, 10am to 5pm. tures, frames, books, mis­ Ing, power brjbkes, $1200. 649-2185. 1984 Lesobre, 4 door, V-8 Hlghback Sleep Sofa with Attention Crafts people; cellaneous Items. August AM/FM, rear aefrost, auto, A/C, power steer­ aueen size mattress and 1000 yards of ribbon and Multi family tog sale Sat­ 9th 9:00 to 3:00. 662 Eost $7995, Carter Chevrolet, 1981 Hondo Accord LX, ing, power brakes, stereo, gold plaid Herculon fa­ lace. Call Joan 649-6746 urday August 9fh. 9-3. 60 Middle Tpke. 646-6464. } A/C, Cassette Stereo, speed cruise, tilt wheel, CARS bric. Good condition. Best 4pm to 9pm, Monday thru Birch Street. Hatch Bock, $2495 or best plus more. $8995. Carter FOR SALE offer. 646-3387. Friday. 1984 Oldsmoblle'custom otter. Coll 646-8809. Chevrolet, 646-6464. Tag Sold - 83 Brent Rd. CAMPERS/ Chyrsler Wagon, V-8 Computer table $100. Ex­ Refrigerator, Sears, frost Saturday, 10-2, furniture, auto, air, power steering, Chevy Cavalier 1983. Ex­ cellent condition. 646-8685. freeze, A M auto radios freezer, Dutch door, TRAILERS power brakes, power win­ cellent condition, auto­ ond speakers. Call 649- H :1ake a Lo o k' storm doors, kitchen dows, door locks, speed matic, Air, AM/Fm. $4500. Fo r Sale Maple kitchen 6409. Items, toys, stereo, books, 1968 Nomad Camper - control, stereo, and more. Coll 646-0680 otter 5pm. set, 6 chairs, table, buffet. records, camera, 8-track sleeps 5, $1800. Call after $8875, Carter Chevrolet, DOU R $50. Call 646-2003. player, coffee pot, crewel 7pm. 649-2620. 646-6464. 8 1 1985 LINCOLN ENDROLLS and needlepoint kits, plus Lr e n t a c a r Sofa and motching love 2 V h width - 25$ more. No previews. 1984 Dodge Colt Hatch­ TOWN CARS seat $200, kitchen table 13V, width - 2 (or 2Si back, 4 cylinder, auto­ 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 191 ( fo r SALE Stk. #5904 0 dark Pine with leaf $120, M U ST be picked up at the Tag Sale. Large 10 family matic, AM/FM, rear speed, olr conditioning, girls dresser white $75, Manchester Herald Office sole - furniture, bikes, defrost, ‘$5095, C arter AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ - . e r n x , , ■ Call after 6pm 646-4575. before 11 A M. ONLY. games, etc. Saturday only 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ Chevrolet, 646-6464. cellent condition. $4,000. 8am-3pm. 25 Kane Rd tion Wagon - power steer­ 659-2436 otter 5:30. MACHINERY Manchester. ing and brakes. Runs 1984 Ford Escort L, 4 AND TOOLS 6 cubic foot chest freezer. good. $350. 649-7754. cylinder, automatic, 1984 Pontiac Flero, sun Like new. Selling to get hree fami Iy tag sole Satur­ AM/FM, $3995, Carter root, A M /FM cassette, day August 9th. 9am to 1974 Dodge Dart Coupe, Chevrolet, 646-6464. block, 27,000 miles, tilt 2 Hand mowers. Very money to remodel house. 6 In Stock $13,999 649-0776. 4pm. 805 East Middle automatic, 318 V-8 engine, wheel. $7450. 742-7163. good condition. Call 643- Turnpike. Something for good condition, $800, An­ 1983 Chevy Comoro Sport, C? 4621. Frigidaire refrigerator everyone. dover. Coll 742-8666. V-6 automatic, air, power 1983 Pontloc. Full size. good condition. $35. steering, power brakes, Grand Prix, automatic, P y BROTHERS I LAWN AND Portable typewriter with Estate - General house­ 1977 Honda Civic hatch rear defrost, AM/FM, power brakes and steer­ GARDEN stand. $25. Call 643-7838. hold goods and clothing. bock, air conditioning, $7195, Carter Chevrolet, ing. A M /FM cassette. Cor New and used. Among radlo/cassette, low mi­ 646-6464. In excellent condition, floral couch ond match­ Items: super 8 movie out­ leage, very good condi­ must sell. $3900 or best 301 Center S t, Maacliettir S43-513S Chrysanthemums- dig ing loveseat, $300, 2 fit, exercise bike, Nor­ tion. $1500 649-6941. 1983 Buick Regal, V-6, otter. 647-1548. your own. 20 varieties. 550 matching couches, a love walk lulcer. August 9th automatic, olr, power Bush HIM R d . seat and matching otto­ and 10th. 9-4. Priced to sell 76 Plymouth Volare steering, power brakes, Manchester. man, $400, full size bed 8 Hendee Rd. Wagon with good battery, stereo, vinyl root, and box spring and matching, muffler and all season more, $6795, Carter Chev­ MINKER LANDSCAPING $50, a aueen size bed box tires. Best offer 649-4899. rolet, 646-6464. AND DESIGN spring and not matching •BED DESIGNS: high boy, $150,1 bar and 2 1978 Dodge Magnum 1991 Chevy Chevette, two flake a Look-i T rM & Shrub Planting, Coupe, V-8 auto, air, door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, Pruning, Stona Mulch Btdt. bar stools, 2 cribs and Tog Sole, 35 South Street •TREE REMOVAL other miscellaneous (off Oakland ) 9-5 Satur­ power steering, power radio, rear defrost, $2495, •RAILROAD TIE: Items. Call 649-7755 or day August 9th. Toys, brakes, $1995, C a rte r Carter Chevrolet, 646- Rttalntrwallt, slaps, bordars. Chevrolet, 646-6464. 6464. •BRICK! STONE: 243-5595. baby, teen, and adult, Pallos ! Walks clothes, household items. Orainaga Diy/Night Ni|hts LEOAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING D33-1716 D47-DS14 TAG SALES In accordance with the provisions of Section 128, Title 23, INVITATION TO BID U.S. Code, os prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5, doted Decem­ Something for everyone. Sealed bids will be received BOATS/MARINE In the General Services' of­ ber 30, 1974, from the Federoi Highway Administration, the Antlaue trunks, exercise fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Town of Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut I EQUIPMENT bench and weights, much Deportment of Transportation, will hold o design public ter, C T until 11:00a.m. on the hearing for State Project No. 76-152. Federal Protect No. more. August 9th, 9am to date shown below for the fol­ IXDM-2252(1), “The Reconstruction of Tolland Turnolke," 16 foot Mad River canoe, 3pm. 559 Spring Street. lowing: on Wednesday, September 17,1986, at 7:30 P.M. on the first paddles Included. Used AU G U ST 22, 1986- floor of the Senior Citizens Center, located at 549 Middle four times. Excellent con­ Tag Sale - 18 Sterling 6-WHEEL DUMP TRUCK Turnpike East, Mapehester, Connecticut. MAZDA B2000 dition. $800. Please call Place, 10-4. August 9th and WITH PLOW 8. PLOW FRAME This hearing will be concerned with the Town's recom­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- 10th. HIGH BAND DASH MOUNT mended plans for the reconstruction of Tolland Turnolke 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for MOBILE RADIOS between North Main Street and Demlng Rood. TRUCK SALE! Bob. Tag Sale, 25 Courtland The protect begins approximately 600 feet east of the Inter­ stk. #3644 AU G U ST 26, 1986 - section of Tolland Turnolke with Buckland Street and Street,Saturday August FURNISH 8. INSTALL Adams Street and terminates at the Intersection of Tolland I PETS AND 9th, 9-4. Childrens toys, FUEL DISPENSING WAS *7135 NOW ONLY ^6295! SYSTEM Turnolke and Demlng RoaiL__ SUPPLIES clothing, and Approximately 10V000 lineal feet of Tolland Tornpike and 5 apd. overdrive transmission, double-wall cargo bqd, styled steel wheels miscellaneous. The Town of Manchester Is w/radlal tires. 3 passenger bench seat, 1400 lb. payload capacity and much on equal oooortunifv em­ 400 feet of North Main Street will be reconstructed, along much morel Incredible value. ployer, and requires on affir­ with the realignment of the Intersection of Tolland Turnolke Tag Sale - 2 Family tag mative action policy for oil of and North Main Street. sale. Antlaues, furniture, Its Contractors and Vendors Tolland Turnpike, beginning at the Intersection with North Ovsr 60 nsw 1087’s svailsbis this monthi crafts, household. Satur­ os o condition of doing busi­ Main Street, Is proposed to be o uniform 32-foot wide pave­ Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb, ness with the Town, os per ment within o proposed 60' right of way. An eight-foot bitu­ Including BASE. SE-5 A LUXURYI tray bottom, folds flat to day August 9, 9-4. Rain Federal Order 11246. minous concrete bikeway Is being proposed along the north date Sunday 37 Franklin Bid forms, plans and specifi­ side of the proposed roadway and will run the entire length transport, $75 new, $50 or of the prolect. A five-foot concrete sidewalk Is proposed best offer. 633-2468. Street(off Parker). cations are available at the CAB PLUS available on all modelsl General Services' office. along the south side of the roadway, beginning at North Main Street and ending In the vicinity of the Jester's Court. LEOAL NOTICE TOW N OF Tolland Turnolke between the .Intersection of Adams and PUBLIC HEARING MANCHESTER, CT. Buckland Streets, Including o section of North Main Street, INVITATION TO BID ROBERT B. WEISS, Is being proposed os o uniform 52-foot wide roadway,. GENERAL MANAGER The Manchester Public The Bolton Planning Com­ This prolect Is being funded under the Federal-Aid Inter­ Schools solicits bids for mission will hold, at 8 pm at 014-08 the Bolton Town Hall on 20 state Trade-In Program, o Federal, State and local coopera­ Your choice at NO EXTRA CHARGE: AUDIO VISUAL EQUIP­ August, 1984, a Hearing for tive effort to improve traffic circulation and roadway safety M E N T for the 1986-1967 discussion of a subdivison, LEOAL NOTICE In urbon areas. school year. Sealed bids will proposed bv Larry Flano, to It Is anticipated that this prolect will hove no significant Complete Bedliner Installeid be received until August 19, The Town of Coventry will 19M, 2:00 P.M ., at which time creote seven lots from an social, economic, or environmental Impacts, In accordance 11.29 acre parcel on the north be oiling the following roods with the provisions of the Federal Highway Administration/ they will be publicly opened. side of Shoddy Mill Road, on the dotes listed below, Urban Moss Troniogrtotlon Admlnlstrotloo environmental The right Is reserved to re- weather permitting. Alterna­ OR lect any and oil bids. Specifi­ south and west of the Skinner regulations, 23 CFR, Port 771.115, and, os such, will be re­ Road Intersection. tive routes and off-road park­ commended bv the Connecticut Deportment of Transporta­ cations and bid forms may be ing Is advised. tion to the Federal Highway Administration os o categorical PLUS FIVE PACKAGE which includes: secured at the Business Of­ R. E. GORTON, exclusion. fice, 45 North School Street, CHAIRMAN 8/11 • Bolton Branch Rood, Manchester, Connecticut. Vernon Branch Rood, Tentative schedules for the right-of-way acquisition and 1 Door Ed'.jp Clu,ud'. 017-06 Grant HIM Rood and the construction of this prolect will be discussed at the public 0094W Stage Road hearing. The relocation assistance program will also be dis­ 2 M u d Fl.ips 8/12- Cassidy HIM Rood and cussed at the hearing. TOWN OF ANDOVER Merrow Road Plans showing the recommended proposal ore available 3 Caipetpd Floor M.i* - for public Inspection In the following locations; SPECIAL TOWN MEETING ■/12- Wrights Mill Road and 4 Lifptii’ip Rustpr' V Thursday, August 14,1984 Cose (HIM) Rood Town Clerk's Office Manchester Town HoM The electors and citizens auollf led to vote In Town Meetings 8/14 - Bradbury Lane, Pros­ 41 Center Street 5 Fust Oil b. Filto' Cti n In the Town of Andover, Connecticut ore herebv-notif led thot pect Street, Mason Manchester, Connecticut 06040 o Soeclol Town Meeting of the Town of Andover will be held Street, School Street Mondov-Frldoy, 8:30 A.M.- 4:30 P.M. In the Andover Elementorv School, Andover, on Thursday, and Old Eoalevllle August 14, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. for the following purposes: Rood Connecticut Department of Transoorotlon Come test drive yours at - S/1S- Cooper Lone, Root Engineering Office 1. To choose 0 moderotor for sold meeting. Rood, Ripley HIM Rood 160 Poscone Place, Room 414 2 To authorize the Boord of Selectmen to put out for bid and Springdale Ave. Newington, Connecticut 06111 and sell the following: five busses ond three vehicles Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8/18- Woodland Rood, formerly used for school transportation. Wothburn Ave., Skin­ Written statements and exhibits In place of, or In addition /MORIAR

WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, A m . 9, IM 6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Aug. 9, 1986 2 Between the Lines SflHn PlnMi, Qal. Weekend Plus Magazine (Mo m FlnWi, mo 13.M* OoL [atheKAL lMVM« durabta. mlldaw r—l i tant Saturday, Aug. 9,1986 flniah. AvallaM* in popular colora The story behind the story and whtta. iatherM w FlatAcflJJ By Josie ■ H ouse *10.98 QaL 2 Between the Lines: The story — G Io s s Ac* ^ behind the story, by Josie. H ouse& j ^ i2ia.u(t Q. Please tell me all about Robert Redford. L. Showalter, 4 Cover Story: Fat Busters: Grand Fresno, Calif. A . Charles Robert Redford Jr. is 48 (49 on August 18), was bom Lake Spa melts pounds with in Santa Monica, Calif., to Charles Redford, a milkman, and his exercise and mini-meals. And don’t na^tan.H.oi HARDWARE wife, Martha. After World War II, his father became an take an extra carrot stick. Manchaatar Bolton accountant for Standard Oil and the family moved to Van Nuys 277 Waal m . 44 where the teen-ager often got into trouble — stealing hubcaps was MIddIa Tpka. 640-5355 640-1320 a favorite diversion. 3 Profiles: Daniel Nicjhols. HARDWARE STORES He was bored with school but good at sports. After graduation from Van Nuys High School in 1955, he went to the University 3 Weekend Television: Program of Colorado at Boulder on a baseball scholarship. Again, at college, academic studies bored him and he didn’t like the schedules, features and puzzles, one-dimensional life of a jock either, so he began to skip classes through page 16. and baseball practice and to start drinking, all of which combined to lose him his scholarship and get him thrown out of school. While at college, he had become interested iii art and had been 12 At the Movies: The action is told by a friend that he should study painting in Paris. He worked non-stop in the last 75 minutes of in the California oilfields to earn the money to go, and several \ months later, set out on a freighter bound for France. “Aliens” ... Tom Hanks makes a Once there, he drifted from country to country, hitchhiking and deal... Film capsules. sleeping in hotels. Ultimately he wound up in Rorence, Italy, where he began to study painting. After being admonished by his teacher for not progressing quickly enough, however, he decided 13 Music: MTV’s ratings are u p ... to chuck in his studies and return to the U.S. 21 Turntable tips. Again, he hitchhiked from state to state, eventually winding up back in California, with no idea of what to do with his life and a Robert Redforid worse drinking problem than he’d had in college. Things seemed 18 Medicine: Video games are good to straighten out when he met Lola van Wagenen, a Utah native for children, doctors say. living in his apartment building in Los Angeles. She encouraged Hopeless But Not Serious,” “Inside Daisy Clover,” “The him to continue his studies and after they were married, they Chase” and “This Property Is Condemned.” moved to New York so he could study at Brooklyn’s Pratt Disillusioned, he moved his family briefly to Spain and Crete,, 19 Insights into Childhood: It’s Institute. but returned to Hollywood to repeat his role in the film of impossible to love children equally. He soon switched his attention to set design and was advised to “Barefoot in the Park.” “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” take acting classes so that he would understand the set's was next, and it made him a star. interaction with the actors. He enrolled at the American Academy Other films followed quickly: “Downhill Racer,” “Tell Them 20 Sexuality: Kinsey Report tackles a Rip Torn of Dramatic Arts in New York. Willie Boy Is Here,” “Little Fauss and Big Halsey,” “The Hot sensitive topic: sex change At the academy, he had the immediate success he’d never Rock,’’ “The Candidate,” “Jeremiah Johnson,” “'The Way We operations. found anywhere else. After two years, one of his teachers Were,” “The Sting,” “TTie Great Gatsby,” “The Great Waldo Q . Who is Rip Torn? What is arranged for him to be cast in a Broadway play, “Tall Story.” Pepper,” “Three Days of the Condor,” “All the President’s his real name and what movies He moved next to one called “The Highest Tree” and then went Men,” “A Bridge Too Far,” “The Electric Horseman” and 21 The Curious Shopper: A has he been in? K. Kipp, back to Hollywood, where within six months, he had a number of “Brubaker.” microwave’s low-level radiation Visalia, Calif. TV acting jobs. Back in New York, he did two other plays, In 1980, he switched to directing with “Ordinary People” (and A . His real name is Elmore 22 can render a man sterile. Tom, Jr., son of Elmore (who “Little Moon of Alban” and “Sunday in New York,” in which won an Oscar for it) and began to retreat from acting. His next nicknamed him Rip) and Thelma he had his first lead role. film was “The Natural” four years later, followed by “Out of Spacek Tom (his cousin, on his He made his movie debut shortly afterward, in “War Hunt” Africa” last year. His newest is the recently released “Legal 22 Dining In: Mushrooms were once a and did a lot of TV: “Route 66,” “Twilight 2^ne,” “Alfred mother’s side, is Sissy Spacek) Eagles.” shady topic. from Temple, Taylor and Hitchcock Presents” and a TV drama, “The Voice of Charlie This month, he starts difecting “The Milagro Beanfield War” Lxtngview, Texas. His list of Pont.” Director Mike Nichols saw him in it and immediately cast in New Mexico. After that, several movies have been mentioned credits could go on forever since him in what would be a major Broadway hit, “Barefoot in the as possibilities, including “Springs',” in which he would play 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits he’s regarded as one of the best Park.” Raymond Chandler’s detective Philip Marlowe and a sequel to Kien Giang, Manchester's Vietna­ character actors in the business. Doing eight performances a week, though, bored him as all “The Way We Were.” But here’s a brief sampling: routine seems to bore him, and after a year, he left the show and He and wife Lola are separated. They have three children: mese restaurant. . Movies: “Time Limit,” returned to Hollywood to do four forgettable films: “Situation Shauna, Amy and David. ■ "Pork Chop Hill,” "Sweet Bird of Youth,” “King of Kings,” “Critic’s .Choice,” “The Cincinnati Kid,’.’ “Tropic of Q . Please tell me where Julie Q . Please settle a long-standing argument. When / saw the Cancer,” “Payday,” Andrews lives and what she’s movie “The Champ" in 1979, / thought Faye Dunaway looked “Heartland,” “The Man Who doing now. Mrs. L.E. a little heavy. My sister says she was pregnant during the Fell to Earth,” ’’Coma,” Alldredge, Midland, Texas filming. I thought her son was bom in 1980. Who’s right? “Jinxed,” “Cross Creek," A . She, husband Blake Edwards Mary Tumball (and sister) Scranton, Pa. "Rashpoint,” “Songwriter” and family live half of the year A. You are. Her son, Liam, was bom in 1980. She had gained a and “City Heat.” He’s currently in Los Angeles and the other little extra weight at the time and that’s what you saw. wrapping “Extreme Prejudice” half in Switzerland. Right now, she’s finishing up a movie Reportedly, she was so sensitive about it then that she chose to Editorial services by King Features with Nick Nolte; it’s due for do few publicity pictures until she slimmed down. ■ Weekend Plus Magazine; A weekly release in December. 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Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. movie-of-the-week, “Destination out in September. (Her daughter, Lines, King Features Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St, Ilyssa Oster, Sales Supervisor America,” due on NBC next Emma, Edwards’ daughter, season. And onstage, he’s Jennifer, and Lemmon’s son, New York, N.Y. 10017. played roles in and/or directed Chris, play their children in the everything from Shakespeare to film.) And she’s taped a spot for On the cover: Ivo and Vera Crnic of Forest Hill, N. Y., enjoy a moment at the Tennessee Williams to Eugene Life Magazine’s 5<)th outdoor pool of the Grand Lake Spa Hotel in Lebanon. After 10 days at the O'Neill to Strindberg, g Anniversary Special due to air spa, Vera Crnic had lost nine pounds: her husband was there to pick her on ABC in November. ■ up and drive her home. The photo Is by Herald photographer Gary Julie Andrews Tucker. A story and more pictures are on page 4. W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. 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Story by warmup stretches with the rest Grand of the class. Nancy Pappas After about 10 minutes of this, she takes a seat on a folding chair, catches her breath and Lake Photos by then heads for the door. As the instructor’s cheerful cries of Sue Vaughn “ Breathe! Smile! Relax! Don’t isn’t for forget to breathe! ” ring through the hall. Inkeles comments on her status as a drop-out. “ I don’t do a lot of the things the lazy that they do here because I ’m a little older than they are. It just wouldn’t be wise.” she says, nodding a head covered with A stout woman in a tent dress someone had nailed up paneling, poodle-permed gray hair. “ But and running shoes walks rapidly added some carpet and recessed I ’ve designed my own regimen.” along a country road in eastern ceiling lights, and called the That regimen includes Connecticut. Her fingers are place a recreation room. In fact, walking around the grounds of closed into fists and her elbows that’s exactly what occurred the spa. swimming 12 laps daily are bent as though she’s ready when the present owners. in the indoor pool, and for a fight. She punctuates each Natalie Skolnik and Elie participating in portions of step of her three-mile course by Mechaly. took over the 85-room exercise classes. “ The rest of punching the air before her. hotel about 18 months ago. The the time. I'm just here having a As she walks, she talks about lower floor of one lodge became good time.” she says. “ I talk to sons (she has five) and a catacomb of massage rooms people. I read outdoors under daughters-in-law (she has and saunas: the basement of the trees. It’s great to be out of three). She talks about life in another became an exercise New York in the summer, away New Jersey, where she is a town salon. from the tourists and the trash. politician. Her new-found The women in the afternoon When I leave here after Labor companion is a school principal exercise class compensate for Day. New York will be back to several towns away. the lack of luminescence. Their normal. I always try to get out of A young woman with a figure costumes light up the room. New York for the summer, but and costume like Daisy Mae of EffieBishoff. for example, a it’s great to have a place like Dogpatch overtakes the women, blonde in her late 60s. drove up this to come to.” her blond ponytail bouncing as from Washington. D.C. with her she walks to the beat heard husband, Fred. Her generously- □ □ □ fS r- applied eye makeup looks through her radio earphones. “ A place like this.” It’s a particularly startling since her The pair of women, both in phrase heard over and over in A swimnastics class goes through its paces. Classes are heW their 40s. show the other no hair is yanked back into a wispy .jealousy. bun for this class. But the eye Continued . . . twice daily, conducted in the indoor pool by the fitness director. “ You know. I am truly shadow coordinates with the impressed with my own Life at the Grand Lake shimmering electric-blue en­ stamina.” the stout woman tells Spa Hotel revolves semble that encases her body her companion. “ I never could from painted toenails to rounded have done this a week ago. It’s around the dining shoulders. all thanks to this place.” tables, where the Bishoff’s chatter does not Her steps quicken as she cease, even during the Confessions of a hungry guest heads downhill for the home miniature meals are exercises. Hers is the only voice stretch of her walk. The discussed, dissected which joins that of the says. “ But this is just like a camp, only it’s for.big morning fog is just burning off instructor. As I park my car in front of the Grand Lake Spa and finally digested. At people. And their booboos are just the same, only a Lake Williams as she turns the “ You know. I have a Hotel in Lebanon. I notice my heart beats quite a bit little bigger” comer onto Route 207, and “ this I left, the main building, problem. ’ ’ she tells no one in faster than usual. Why am I nervous about enjoying a place” comes into view. It is constructed in 1909. particular, as nine women walk free weekend of rest and resuscitation? I have no idea. □ □ □ Grand Lake Spa Hotel, a diet on their tiptoes around the room, My curiosity about “life at the top” certainly and fitness resort in Lebanon. It then stoop into a Groucho includes a fascination with what will go on at a spa. Before you can say “ impossibly overweight,” overlooks Lake Williams, about Marx-style stance. ” I stopped where I imagine that the rich cavort with the famous. Calvert has weighed and measured me, and asked 20 miles southeast of smoking and I gained 15 pounds. At $500 to $800 per person per week, it seems expensive about the history of my weight gain. Manchester. I used to come to places like this to me — although I ’ve been assured that most similar It seems that mine has been typical of a female’s With tennis and swimming just for the fun of it. Now for facilities charge at least three times that much. climb up the ladder of poundage: There is a standard classes, brisk walks and evening once. I’m actually here to lose As I ’m shown to the room I’ll occupy during my 10 pounds that’s put on during the freshman year of weight.” college, six pounds which remain after each hay rides, the spa has been stay, I experience a momentary pang of pregnancy, and between one half and one full pound compared to an overnight camp disappointment. The bedroom is spacious, furnished □ □ □ with mottled-brown formica-topped furniture and that creep on every year after the age of 33. for adults. But it’s a camp where three unmatching lamps that look like they were Now we talk about my general exercise and the folks, ages 18 to 80. fork over Another bright light is Fay bought at a motel close-out sale. The deep turquoise activities. How embarassing to find that I have to fib a $700 each for their seven days of Inkeles. an 80-year-old resident walls seem dark, and are an odd combination with the little, even to qualify for the “ light daily” activity fun. and hope to drop at least of the Greenwich Village section red-and-cobalt-blue bedspreads and curtains. level. Doesn’t pushing a grocery cart and chasing a seven pounds by the end of the of Manhattan. She checked into Ah well! Nevermind! I ’m not planning to spend two-year-old count for anything? week. the spa for her second full summer. Dressed in a flowered much time in the room, anyway. Soon this shameful information has been fed into a □ □ □ bathing suit, black stockings A half-hour after check-in, it’s time to see the camp computer, and I ’m lying on a bed, hooked up to a and backless sandals with — er, I mean, the spa nurse. Actually, Nancy Calvert . couple of electrodes which pass a mild electric current There are neither windows nor l ‘/i-inch heels, she marches of Hebron has been a camp nurse every other summer sparkling floor-to-ceiling m ir­ around the room and tries the atthe4-H camp in Hebron. “ 1 really miss it.” she Continued . . . a spa massage rors in the basement exercise room. It looks very much as though Continued .. ■ T WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 9, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 9, 1986 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story

Natalie Skolnik: „ - .---c They’ll hate me I % today, but... . 1 .U to! SPA . . . Conlinuad And Morris and Edith M O I » 1 Schwartz, a couple from JkiiiEr the dining room at the Grand Morristown„N.J,, are delighted Lake Spa. At the round tables that there’s “ a place like this,” draped in pink linens, where where one can spend a weekend *■ “V »»* 200-calorie meals are arranged and eat only food that’s been on expensive china to look like prepared without salt, egg dinners at New York’s Four yolks, additives or preserva­ Seasons, guests swap tales of tives. hunger and weight loss, fables of □ □ □ exercise and muscle tone. •4- 1 Over a plate of sole stuffed That very phrase comes up in with spinach — an entire entree conversation with owner Natalie which contains fewer calories Skolnik, a blond dynamo in a than two unbuttered slices of jazzy pantsuit who seems to be %'■ French bread — Nan Tamraz of equal parts gracious hostess and 9: . -sr . Yonkers, N.Y., says she’s glad strict school disciplinarian, diet that there’s "a place like this” guru and enthusiastic cheer­ where she can lose weight in a leader. controlled, supportive environ­ For the past 17 years Skolnik, ment. By the end of a week, she who holds a nutrition degree has lost 11 pounds, and from New York University, has announces that she’s thrilled operated three diet clinics in with these results. New York City. ” My diets seem Guests go on a two- to three-mile walk every morning after Vivian Scott of Valley Stream, to work for people. They were Long Island, says she thinks it’s very happy with my counsel­ breakfast. Joyce Fallace, a mail carrier from Long Island, leads amusing that “ a place like this” ing,” she explains, in a gravelly the way. does such a thorough job of Carol Channing voice. ‘ ‘For convincing clients that they can, years, my clients had been indeed, lose weight. ‘‘They’re saying that we should open a very sophisticated. They do a place like this, a place where •/r really good job of brainwashing they could get away from New / you.” she says. York and eat all the right foods Ann Burns, from Baldwin, and get thinner.” director. This is a mistake, she Long Island, is surprised that She knew she didn’t want a . . . Continued family resort, serving kosher the starchy carbohydrates — who lives on the premi.ses. “ But there’s “ a vacation place like “ fat farm ” of the old school. But food and offering an intergener- bread, potatoes, pasta, unswee­ if it gets top .severe, 1 would hope says, even for those who do not this” where a woman can arrive tened cereals — that health people would come in here and experience stiff, sore muscles, the idea of a relatively secluded A Natalie Skolnik, the attractive. “ My clients were ational camp-type atmosphere. alone, and immediately form spa. with a severely-restricted traveling to The Golden Door Additional buildings, swimming experts believe to be vital for talk to me.” “ Pfople here are in a really meaningful friendships. " I was diet and an active daily schedule spa’s owner, offers a and The Ashram in California, pools, tennis courts and other longevity and good health. And what happens when the artificial environment. They apprehensive, but I ’m having a of classes, grew increasingly cooking class on or Maine Chance in Phoenix. facilities were added. But 20 By contrast, most weight-loss guests head for home? Will they may be doing four or five hours wonderful time. ” she says after There was nothing like that here years later, a fire brought an regimens for women, such as gain back all of the weight of vigorous exercise each day two days. Continued . . ■ Saturday nights. in the Northeast.” end to a fairly successful those published recently by Jane they’ve lo.st? they’re here, and they are eating only 6,50 calories.” Glaude says. With her fiance. Elie Mechaly. vacation spot. After an auction Fonda, Jane Brodie and others, Those with previous spa an experienced innkeeper from in 1977. the place changed hands recommend at least 1.000 experiences say no. Mary “ Then they go home and they go back up to 1.000 or 1.200 Europe, Skolnik began looking several times, finally winding calories daily, and a heavy Stucchi finds that she can calories, and they’re Exercising for the right spot about three up as a camp operated by a proportion of carbohydrates. maintain her weight losses at years ago. “ My clientele was branch of Weight Watchers. Skolnik realizes that some of herhome near Boston; Janet maybe twice a week. And the weight goes on incredibly fast largely in New York, so I guess Skolnik and Mechaly bought the her diet recommendations fly in Lombardi of Worcester, Mass., because their metabolism has even the car cocoa looked good it would have been logical to camp in 1984. the face of conventional wisdom. continued to lose — albeit more come to expect that higher level look in the Catskills.” she says. Since then, the renovation “ But people want to come here slowly — when she left the spa and lose the maximum amount of exercising. So we tell them to “ But I really preferred schedule has been relentless. the first time. i . . . Continued back off. and let them.selves there, it was time for a sauna, a 30-minute massage, a attracted by such things as long walks on tree-lined Connecticut. It just felt more Skolnik says. Heat and air of weight in the briefest possible But even the spa’s own staff amount of time,” she says. “ We members express concern about relax a little,” shower and dinner. roads and a horse-drawn ride in a mound of wholesome.” conditioning systems, plumbing have found this to be an effective from my hand to my foot. The speed with which the My first introduction to meals at Grand Lake Spa sweet-smelling hay. When her real estate broker and roofs, all needed the transition from retreat to Even with these drawbacks — electric current passes through my body helps the was somewhat overwhelming. The others at your told her about a 73-acre camp replacement. On one recent way to do just that.” real life. Nancy Calvert, a □ □ □ typical of most weight-loss spas computer to determine how much of my body is fat. table greet me by name, ask how many calories I ’ll be for sale in Lebanon, her reaction weekend, guests found bits of Skolnik claims that she’s registered nurse from Hebron who works part-time at the spa. — the Grand Lake Spa gets a how much is muscle and how much water. consuming in their presence, and how much weight According to Skolnik. the cheating problem was the was to joke with friends. “ I ’m black silt in their drinking water never had a guest who became gives this explanation to guests: good deal of return business. In It’s not terribly surprising to hear that there’s a lot I ’m planning to lose. main reason that she stopped offering field trips to talking about getting out of New one morning, and were without ill because of the foods she “ Whenever you make a sudden the early fall, for example, there more fat on me than on my ideal counterpart. Those few people who check themselves in for a Capriland’s Herb Farms in Coventry. “ The people York, but I ’m not quite ready for hot water for showers on the serves at her spa. There is a change,_and go on a very are “ table reunions” for groups The computer analysis, officially called your Body fitness regime, or to reduce stress and lower their would make purchases, supposedly to bring back the Middle East.” following morning. nurse on duty at all times, to who enjoy one-another’s com­ Composition Profile, is a three-page report for you to blood pressure, may be assigned a diet that’s twice as On her first tour of the facility “ The work is constant, and it’s help people understand the diet restricted diet, your body goes home.” said Skolnik. pany the first time around. save as a souvenir of your visit to Grand Lake Spa. It generous as the basic weight-loss plan. It’s apparently with Mechaly, she was appalled. the one part of this place that I and to monitor blood pressure into a conservation mode,” she It sounds ridiculous, but I sympathize. After a says. “ Itthinks it’s starving, so Other guests, like a housewife is also a useful tool, since it plots the weight loss you bad form to eat your extra goodies (sometimes only an The place was filthy and the really dislike.” she admits. “ I and cholesterol levels of those breakfast allowance of a half-cup of sliced from Margate, N.J., set aside at may expect, should you choose to stick with a strict extra apple or slice of toast) with great relish in front buildings badly deteriorated, dread answering the phone and who are at risk. your metabolism slows way strawberries and a half-cup of bran flakes barely down. This makes it harder for least a week each summer for diet anci exercise regimen after you leave Lebanon. of those who are whittling their waistlines. she recalls. “ The place really hearing about building troubles. But during one recent moistened with a third of a cup of skim milk, I was you to lose weight in the future.” rest and resuscitation at a spa or It’s also my first introduction to my "fellow looked its age.” she says. But I love the.people, and I love weekend, several guests com­ □ □ □ ready to hit the powdered hot chocolate mix that was travelers.” These are not the members of the leisure the diet, the food end of things. plained of feeling constantly She helps guests plan a slow similar resort. “ This is my still in my car from a camping trip. increase of calories, from the time,” says Bobbi Grant. “ I I. for example, am supposed to achieve my ideal class that I ’d anticipated. Instead, I meet school The large white hotel with That’s why I ’ll stick with it, at light-headed on the restricted Fortunately, I resisted this and other similar 650-calorie daily allotment send my kids to camp in weight in 136 days, give or take a few hours, if I bicycle teachers and principals, a travel agent and two maroon trim and porches was least for a few more years.” diet: others mentioned nausea temptations. Forty-eight hours after check-in, I had served at the spa. to between 900 Litchfield, and I come here. Now at 9.4 miles per hour for 30 minutes, three times a secretaries, the proprietor of a fried clam shack on the built in 1909 as Luger’s Hotel. and several said they were dropped three and a half pounds. Two weeks later — and 1200 per day on the home that I ’ve found Grand Lake, this week, and stick with my appropriate caloric intake. south shore of Long Island and a mail carrier. Guests came to enjoy the views It’s that diet — not the experiencing severe constipa­ after my share of transgressions — we’re at seven front. is my spot.” ■ I guess I ’m the skeptical sort. I ’ve not yet planned During the after-dinner hay ride around the from the front rooms, looking exercise classes or the brisk tion. pounds and counting. Another problem is that the celebration party for Dec. 2. But it was with firm Lebanon Green. I also meet a middle-aged college out on Lake Williams and the country walks — which brings “ A certain amount of that is people visiting the spa take too resolve to exercise more vigorously that I set out for student and her classical musician husband. They are back rooms, which Ci,mmand a guests from hundreds of miles normal, when you are altering NANCY PAPPAS many exercise classes, says the afternoon tone-and-firm exercise class. From both slim, and have come for a taste of “ country life.” view of gardens and woods. away. The plan allows only 650 your body’s fuel .so drastically.” Carol Glaude. the spa’s fitness In 1955, the hotel changed to a calories daily, and very few of says Gerry Sinopoli. the nurse WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Au«. 9, 1M6 - t WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 9. 1986 8 Profile WEEKEND TELEVISION Daniel Nichols Saturday, Aug. 9 A Address 14 Cross St. Occupation graphic illustrator for Pratt & Whitney 5:00AM CS CNN Headline News Newsmakers Favorite restaurant House of Chung (H) U.S. Farm Report Abbott and Costello (H) Follow Me Favorite food teriyaki beef with broccoli [C N N ] Crossfire [ESP N ] 1986 PGA Golf Championship dD Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors Favorite beverage soda Second Round. (2 hrs.) [CN N ] Daybreak Favorite hobby record collecting [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Law and Jake [D IS] Mousercise Roots for nobody W a d e ' A reformed outlaw and hi^ fiancee [ESPN] Road Racing: Leadvtile Trail are kidnapped by his former partner. 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"Alice in Wonderland" (Disney) 1:30AM OD MOVIE: The Fickle Fin­ test dance show. Sarah Jessica Parker, min.) 25 Bone prefix enaw er) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn 1 1 :0 0 P M (X) (X) ® S i News ger of Foie' A young, vacationing Amen- Lee Montgomery. 1985. Rated PG. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rider on the Rain' A 26 “— Fell Guy" 17 U.K. physidmns’ esan. Chong. 1985. Rated R. f5~l MDVIE: ‘M ister Roberts' The misad- 8. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) can becomes involved in the 19 M s. M erm an [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rk> Bravo' A sheriff man and a woman are pitted against each 31 V e g e ta b le [TMC] MOVIE: Commando' (CC) A ventures of a U.S. Navy cargo ship during disappearance of sacred candlesticks. Tab Mac on “Knots 9. "Playboy Video Centerfold 2” (Karl-Lorimar) outsmarts a powerful rancher who wants other In the intrigues of a murder case. 32 C o m fo rt 23 former veteran battles an old adversary in World War II are led by its 2nd Officer, Hunter. 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Donald Pleasence. Jack Wild. 1972. 41 O rg. 33 Gray or Moran 9:30PM g D M D V IE : 'G us B ra w n and 1. "B ack to the Future" (M CA) bert, Gene Kelly. 1973. Midnight Brewster' Two World War II GD Great Detective (60 min.) ^ That's the Spirit 42 T oo 35 T ale 2. "The Jew el of the N ile" (C BS-Fox) 12:05PM [DIS] Edison Twins CD MOVIE: 'Zebra Force' The former 36 Robert or Alan buddies return home and set up a grey­ ^ MOVIE; 'The Terromauts' Strange [CNN] Crossfire members of a U.S. military unit take the 36 Out of etock: abbr. hound racing business. John Schneider, and powerful beings from another planet 3. "White Nights" (RCA-Columbia) [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Barber Saab 1 2:30PM C S m o v i e ; tost HorUon' tactical skills they learned in Vietnam and Ron Glass, Teh Copley. 1983. (R). 40 He’s Lt. Samuels invade Earth. Simon Oates. 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Rated R @ ) Joy of Painting mill-town newspaper editor struggles (£) 1986 CompDiog joined by Lily Tomlin, Art Garfunkel, Twin brothers compete for their father's 8. "Witness” (Paramount) fortune. Jim Dale, Karen Valentine, Don [CN N] Evans and Novak against commercial greed to obtain social Charles Grodin and Chevy Chase in a co­ 9. "Spies Like Us” (Warner Bros.) 2:30AM (31) m o v i e : F l n t to F ig h t' A reform. John Mills. Patricia Roc. Martha oooooo Knotts, 1978. Rated G. World War II marine hero loses his nerv^ [DIS] Newl Animal World: Zoo Babies medy and musical special. (60 min.) Scott. 1947. 10. "To Live and Die in L.A." (Vestron) when he experiences marital problems. A trip to the Children's Zoo in San Diego TV puzzle solution on page 16 (20) Coors Concert Series: Roxy Music [ESPN] Lucky Ughts Darts Challenge From Atlantic City. Chad Everett. Marilyn Devin. Claude Akins where baby elephants, tigers and others GD House for All Seasons ooooo ^ B la k e 's 7 are brought to the nursery and hand raised. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' 1967 GZ) RockSchool V e g a S [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Volvo Interna­ W hile Han Solo and Princess Leia enlist the [CN N] Sports Latenight [CNN] Your Money . GD Jo v e n e s H ero es Serie llena de accion, help of Lando Calrissian to battle the evil tional Semifinals. (3 hrs.) [USA] Night Flight [ESPN] SportsCenter [ESPN] SportsCenter 3:30PM CE (S) Golf: PGA Champion- humor y romance. Un entretenimiento para empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed by [HBO] MOVIE: *2010' The 1 '00PM CSD Starsky and Hutch ship Coverage is featured from the Inver­ los televidentes de todas las edades. (2 the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda. Mark Ham- 11:1 5PM (5?) Fall and Rise of Regln- 11:45PM (SZ) American Playhouse 2:35AM dD Black Sheep Squadron (g) Solid Gold GD MOVIE: 'Spellbound' A female psy­ U.S and Russia team up to investigate a CE) Bamaby Jones ness Golf Club in Toledo. OH, (3 hrs., 30 hrs.) ill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, 1980. aid P e rrin Movie Festival; Noon Wine (CC) The chiatrist helps an amnesia victim who is min.) GD Fame (60 min.) M u p p e ts Rated PG. lives of a family are changed forever when failed mission to Jupiter Roy Scheider. t n MOVIE: 'Stir>gray' Everyone is chas­ accused of murder. Ingrid Bergman, Gre­ GD R o u te 6 6 [M AX] MOVIE; 'Assault on Precinct 1 1 :30PM CD Hawaii Five-0 a stranger wanders onto their property one John Lithgow, Helen Mirren 1984 Rated ing a $250,000 cash cargo, crooks, and Justin W ilson's Louisiana Cookin' GD Pepsi Ouckpin Challenge (60 min.) GD Connecticut Lawmakers gory Peck. Leo G. Carroll. 1945. 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(O) Living W ith Animals Ragsdale. 1985. Rated R. OH, (90 min.) c o m p e n sa ' El sheriff de un p>ueblo trata de Buck Rogers Cagney. Pat O’Brien. 1935. George Kennedy, Barbara Eden. Joe Na- 1:00AM ([D Melba Moore's Collec­ ^ Wild Kingdom terminar con el jefe de una panditia de ban­ [USA] Three's a Crowd [U S A ] MOVIE: Bug* After a minor earth­ math 1984 tion ^ Love Songs In Stereo 4:35AM [ H B O ] m o v i e ; Fright ® Motorweek quake, a small California town is infested Barney Miller doleros. Claudio Brook, Jorge Luke. 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'Aliens’ action non-stop Film capsules M IVs ratings are up Turntable tips Hot singles By Ethlle Ann Vare National Park Service $100,000 By Bob Th o m M 'Carrie Henn, a great screamer 1. “Glory of Love” Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) as the lost girl; Michael Biehn About Last Night... (R) — Rob Lowo, DomI Mooro, Jamoa to help pay security and clean­ 2. ’’Papa Don't Preach" Madonna (Sire) as Weaver’s principal aide; Baluahl, Elbcabath Parkins. (Drama) What seems tike a MTV has tied with USA up costs for the Mall. Nothing much happens in the 3. "Mad About You" Belinda Carilsle (I.R.S.) Lance Henriksen as the quirky one-night stand — two Yuppies meet in a bar, then race home Network and CNN for first place Schwartz hopes the govemmen first hour of the new 20th 4. ’’Sledgehammer" Peter Gabriel (Geffen) scientist; the insidious civilian to dispiay their ampie sexuai gymnastics — is actuaiiy a in the cable television Neilsen t will join him in his suit, but he Century-Fox “ Aliens” ; rescue 5. “We Don’t Have to Take Our Clothea O ff’ Jermaine Stewart of a survivor of an ill-fated space Paul Reiser; the Marine leader poignant taie. This coupie wants to be in iove, despite ratings, pulling itself up a tenth Video is moving ahead on his own. What happens to the Beach Boys (Arista) flight, preparations for another William Hope; the private, interference by friends who insist commitment is a ’80s faux of a percentage point since the Beat if he wins? They have to make 6. ’’Love Touch" Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) mission, plenty of U.S, Marine Review Jenette Goldstein. pas. Ed Zwick has made a seif-assured feature fiim debut, but disputed ratings for the last The rating is R, and with good what makes the fiim reai is the acting. Lowe sheds in his Brat quarter of 1985. nice-nice and keep their word. 7. "Danger Zone” Kenny Loggins (Columbia) macho — male and female. 8. ’’Higher Love" Steve WInwood (Island) The last 75 minutes of the film, reason. Young children (and not Packer image and turns in an unabashed performance, but In the second quarter of 1986, □ □ □ 9. "Venus" Bananarama (London) though, are non-stop. a few adults) will be terrified by Demi Moore steais the fiim. Baring her soui (when not baring MTV (as well as WTBS and the slimy beasties. Also, the USA, two basic-cable program last decades, what with Brian More lawsuits; Remember 10. ’’Rumors" Timex Social Club (Jay) Sigourney Weaver and her cat like a ticking bomb. her breats), Moore proves that the talents she exhibited in “St. were the only survivors of a dialogue is peppered with Eimo’s Fire" were not fiuke. Qrade: B. nets) earned a 0.7 rating — Wilson’s mental state and when Noel Love, the former James Cameron, who directed obscenities, overly so. Running which is chicken feed compared Dennis Wilson’s death. manager of the Jon Butcher space mission that encountered his own script (based on the Top IPs unspeakable horror; otherworld time; 137 minutes. At Close Range (R) — Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, Mary to the broadcast networks, but Now, a new blow has been Axis, sued the band’s new story he wrote with David Giler Stuart Masterson. (Drama) Sean Penn lives in the rural South many millions of advertising dealt them by a Washington, management for $20 million, 1. "’Top Gun’ Soundtrack" (Columbia) — Platinum (More than creatures that invade human and Walter H ill), has crafted a 1 million units sold.) bodies. with his tired grandmother, broken-down mother and foolish dollars for a cable operation. D.C., attorney. charging the music-business near-perfect structure of 2. "So” Peter Gabriel (Geffen) — Gold (More than 500,000 She is rescued and agrees to Rating guide brother. Then one day, dad comes back to town — with money, MTV statisticians claim that a Frederick W. Schwartz Jr., a equivalent of “ alienation of suspense. Just when you think units sold) lead another expedition to flashy cars and the promise of success. But there is one small reduction in the number of lawyer acting as a private affection” ? the survivors have reached Motion Picture Association of 3. "True Blue" Madonna (Sire) investigate the loss of a colony problem; Dad is a thief. Walken infuses his role with with a teenagers included in Neilsen’s citizen, has filed a suit against The plot thickened recently safety, he springs another America rating definitions; when Jon Butcher and Derek 4. "lnvisible Touch” Genesis (Atlantic) on a far-off planet. She is delicious evil, and Penn, who must make some rather brutal previous sampling threw off the the band, claiming that th ey... horrific surprise. Credit must G — General audiences. All Blevins of the Axis countersued assigned a group of Marines who decisions, has never been better. The last 20 minutes are music channel’s numbers. The . well, they broke their promises, 5. ’’Contror Janet Jackson (A&M) — Platinum also go to his producer-wife Gale ages admitted. Love for $2.4 million. seem to have the capability and devastating. Not for the entire family. Grade: B. new numbers indicate that M TV' to take it out of legal jargon. 6. ’’Love Zone" Billy Ocean (Jive) — Platinum Anne Hurd, effects creator Stan PG — Parental guidance The dollar figure may be the weapons to handle any regularly reaches about 2 Remember those controversial 7. ’’Winner In You" Patti LaBelle (MCA) — Platinum Winston and cinematographer suggested. Some material may Big TrouMo in LHtle China (PQ-13) — Kurt Russell, Kim lower, but the charges are enemy. million homes. Fourth of July concerts at the 8. "Eat ’Em and Smile" David Lee Roth (Warner Bros.) Adrian Biddle. not be suitable for children. juicier. They arrive at the belea­ Cattrall, Dennis Dun, James Hong, Victor Wong. (Comedy And although he didn’t do Capitol Mall, the ones then- 9. ’’Raising Hell" Run-D.M.C. (Profile) — Platinum Sigourney W eaver is merely PG-13 — Special parental According to Butcher and guered planet and find no Adventure) Twentieth Century-Fox bills this as a "mystical anything for last quarter’s interior Secretary James Watt 10. ’’Whitney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum terrific. Her strong presence guidance strongly suggested for action adventure comedy kung-fu monster ghost story." ratings, let’s still give a hand to thought were an unsuitable Blevins; Love misappropriated survivors except a scared little children under 13. Some and firm resolve keep the Sounds like trouble? You bet. Russell plays pig salesman Jack second-generation iconoclast venue for a rock ’ n’ roll band? some $800,000 of the band’s girl (Carrie Henn). But the material may be inappropriate Country sin gles mission together against Burton who, caught amqng underworld Chinatown ghosts, Dweezil Zappa, whose stint as a The Beach Boys played at the money, keeping for himself their innards of the space colony are insuperable odds. When she for young children. battles creatures with such foreboding names as The Sewer guest VJ brough a much-needed foot of the Washington true incomes and paying them a 1. “Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain" The Judds straps on her armament to do R — Restricted. Under 17 lilt of freshness to M TV’s Monument — in 1980, ’85 and ’86. measly $200-a-week salary. He (RCA-Curb) requires accompanying parent Monster. One Ear and Neddies. There are special effects, inane battle with the aliens, she makes broadcast day. According to the Schwartz suit, allegedly ordered goods in the 2. ’’You’re the Last Thing I Needed Tonight" John Schneider or adult guardian. dialogue and more special effects. John Carpenter has too Sylvester Stallone look like a A little more spontaneity and they also flim-flammed the . band’s name, and then refused (MCA) X — No one under 17 admitted. much to work with here; he compensates by directing with a pipsqueak. fun in front of the cameras public when they did so. to pay for them, ^nd he 3. "Savin’ My Love for You" Pake McEntlre (RCA) Bob Thomas reviews movies The supporting cast is largely Some states may have higher manic pace. If there was more focus — and less frenzy — "Big might do a world of good for next The lawsuit, filed under an allegedly sent “ menacing 4. ’’Strong Heart" T.G. Sheppard (Columbia) tor The Associated Press. unknown, but not for long; age restrictions. Trouble" would have been a big, fun film. Grade: C. hoodlums” around to coerce the quarter’s Neilsen report, guys. obscure law called the False 5. ’’Will the Wolf Survive" Waylon Jennings (MCA) bandmates into extending their Club Paradise (PG-13) — RoMn Williams, Paler O’Toole, Rick Claims Act, claims; The Beach 6. ’’Count on Me" The Statler Bros. (Mercury) □ □ □ management contract. Moranis, Jimmy Cliff. (Comedy) This is a Club Med for the big Boys promised to make no profit 7. ’’Heartbeat In the Darkness" Don Williams (Capitol) from the 1980 concert, and yet boys; Dope, drink, women donning and doffing their bikinis. Ah, the Beach Boys, epitome □ □ □ 8. “Nobody In His Right Mind Would’ve Left Her” George later accepted revenues from This is also bad comedy. Director Harold Ramis of clean-cut all-Americana. Strait (MCA) Tom Hanks makes a deal Their spotless image has been Home Box Office for broadcast Aretha Franklin has re­ (“Caddyshack") fails to ignite this tale of Chicago fireman Jack 9. ’’Desperado Love" Conway Twitty (Warner Bros.) tarnished considerably in the rights. The band also allegedly recorded the classic Stones’ tune Moniker who, suffering from burnout, invests his pension and 10. ’Tve Got a New Heartache" Ricky Skaggs (Epic) disability money into rejuvenating a tacky island colony Into a promised to donate the proceeds “ Jumpin’ Jack Flash” for By Bob Thom as failure? Look at ’The Treasure of the Sierra Whoopi Goldberg’s movie of the Garden of Eden. What could have been a funny movie is simply from their 1985 and ’86 shows to Madre.’ It lost money when it was first released,” charity, which Schwartz says same name. Keith Richards BURBANK. Calif. (A P ) — These days you can a bland stretch of amusing one-liners and many unfunny AduK contemporary singles he said. “ ‘The Wizard of Oz’ wasn't a they did not. And,to top it all off, produced the new version, and find Tom Hanks behind a desk in a spacious office moments. Williams’ vapid character forces him to act manic, Ethlie Ann Vare tunes in to 1. "Giory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) moneymaker at first. Some of my pictures are the band is accused of reneging contributed some guitar licks to at the Burbank Studio. He has achieved that rock for Newspaper Enterprise 2. ’’You Shouid Be Mine" Jeffrey Osborne (A&M) getting a second life, so I don't feel so bad about and ‘60s icon Twiggy graces the landscape in a thankless role. on a promise to give the the track, ■ symbol of a star’s eminence; the development Association. them.” Grade: C. 3. "Words Get in the Way" Miami Sound Machine (Epic) deal. 4. ’’invisibie Touch" Genesis (Atiantic) Quite a milestone for an actor who only a few ■ The latest Tom Hanks movie is Tri-Star Ferris Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) — Matthew. Broderick, Mia 5. "Love Touch" Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) years ago was appearing in such epics as “ He Pictures “ Nothing in Common” with a cast Sara, Alan Ruck. (Comedy) Every high-sch($dl senior thinks he 6. ’’The Captain of Her Heart” Doubie (A&M) Knows You're Alone” and “ Mazes and Monsters,” including Jackie Gleason, Eva Marie Saint, can conquer the world. Ferris Bueller does — and makes it look 7. "Dancing on the Ceiiing" Lionei Richie (Motown) What is a development deal? That’s when a Hector Elizondo and Bess Armstrong. Hanks easy. Ferris convinces his parents he’s sick, gets his girl out of 8. ’’Your Wiidest Dreams" The Moody Biues (Poiydor) studio says to an actor or director; “ Let’s get plays a Chicago advertising whiz whose life is class and borrows a Ferrari from his best friend’s dad. His 9”Sweet Freedom" Michaei McDonaid (MCA) together. Move into our building and w e’ll pay you disrupted when his parents separate. The director principal is on the trail but he is no match for the quick-witted 10.’’Friends and Lovers" Cari Anderson & Qioria Loring is Garry Marshall (“ Young Doctors in Love,” to look for properties and develop scripts. If we charmer. Ruck, who finally steps out of Ferris' shadow, is (Carrere) like what comes out, w e’ll back the movie. If we “ The Flamingo Kid” ) . endearing. If you take a day off to see this clever escape, don’t, you can take it to another studio. ’’ “ Nothing in Common,” said Hanks, required prepare to be envious; Ferris makes better use of his time. Hanks made his deal with Columbia Pictures, “ my biggest investment as a human being of any Grade: B-plus. which had a similar contract with Sally Field, role I ’ve played so far.” The film also allowed him resulting in “ Murphy’s Romance.” Hanks has no to observe first-hand the legendary Gleason. Labyrinth (PG) — David Bowie, JennHer Connelly, Toby sure-fire project after a year, but he’s still “ There’s no doubt that he is one of a kind, an idol Froud, Shelly Thompson. (Fantasy) Every child’s nightmare is LOSE developing. in the literal sense as well as an idol of mine.” said to be swooped up by demons; this terrific film is a variation on “ Splash! ’ ’ is the movie that made Tom Hanks a Hanks. "H e represents not only his body of work that terror. Sarah resents caring for her brother and wishes Its your point hot ticket. Since then he has,had four releases with but the whole history of television. goblins would take him away. They do. Jim Henson’s creatures 10 LBS. varying results, mostly bad. “ Going in, I naturally wondered, 'Can I hold my populate this nifty film — and they’re not Bert and Ernie. of view “ ’ Bachelor P arty’ did OK.” the actor said in an own?’ The intimidation factor was immense. But I Henson (with help from executive producer George Lucas) in interview. ‘ “ The Man With One Red Shoe’ came found that Jackie — or I should say 'Mr. Gleason’ advances puppetry to an awesome level. The creatures — not that counts — V and went fast. 'Volunteers’ was a disappointment. — is not at all competitive. His only consideration Bowie and certainly not Connelly — are the real stars. Grads: 2 WEEKS ' ' ‘The Money P it’ did better than it should have.” is. ’What does this need? How can we give it a , B-plus. cabins to contemporaries; That’s not exactly a sterling record, but Hanks spark? Let’s try to maximize this scene.’ His way pointed out the perils of making comedies, which of working comes from his confidence, and it rubs Running Scared (R) — Billy Crystal, Gregory Hinas, Steven we do custom framing SUMMER SPECIAL: Bauer, Joe Pantollan. (Comedy-Adventure) You’ve seen it is his field of endeavor. "You can make a off on you. to compliment your dramatic movie, and even if it’s nothing great, "H e is not the kind of actor who can articulate before — in better movies. Two Chicago detectives bungle a you don’t get any adverse reaction. Show an the way he operates. I ’m sure if he had to face case and are asked to take a vacation (thus the obligatory Key home design. STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS audience a comedy and if they don’t laugh, you’re 15,000 students at a university and advise them on West sequence). But wait! — they ain’t down yet. The audience dead. There"s nothing you can do about it. The acting, he'd say. 'Just go out there and learn it.’ ” is bombarded with shoot-em-ups, blaring “Miami Vice’’-style AND GET YOUR word gets around, and people stay away. Tom Hanks’ education in comedy came early. music, sexuai escapades and endless car chases. One mistake ’’You can do interviews until you're blue in the ” I first realized I was funny was when I was 6 and was to pilfer from "Beverly Hills Cop" and "48 HRS.,’’ but the exposure 4th week FREEI face, you can take ads on the Goodyear bjimp. I stood in line for handhall.” he said. ” I took the major problem is lack of chemistry between Crystal and Hines. 111 Center Street ■ Manchester ^ ^ limitimitful stuff my older brother said and repeated it for my art A Iraailnit Nothing you do is going to change the results” he Grade: C. Mon.-Fri. 9-5:.SO / Thiirs. 0.6 / Sal. 0 3 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 said ^ friends. They roared with laughter. My brother ’But does that mean that the picture is a was very shy. I was never shy” WEEKEND PLUS. 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I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [TMC] MOVIE: The Pope of Green­ wich Village' Two distantly related bud­ [ESPN ] Pro Taam Rodao (60 min.) by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee dies pull off an ill-conceived safecracking job that gets them into hot water with a [USA] Go For Your Draama: Cash Flow Expo Sunday, Aug. 10 local crime kingpin Eric Roberts, Mickey Sunday, Continued Unscramble these six Jumbles, Congratulations— 'I'm you're senator Rourke. Kenneth McMillan. 1984. Rated R. 12:30AM (X) N a ke d C ity one letter to each square, to form for the next six years MURDER, six ordinary words. 1 2:45PM ® MOVIE: The Giri Can't ® Alive Skin Cwa Help It' An ex-racketeer asks a down- ® Gene Scott and-out theatrical agent to make his girlf­ anniversary party, featuring shows from Maines Brothers* Band perform The Closer SHE WROTE (T) CNN Headline News [CNN] Style W ith Elee Klanach 5:00AM ® CNN Headline News riend a star. Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, the past three years. (60 min.) You Get, Give Me One More Chance and fit) (18) Frederick K. Price WHOSAD il) One Step Beyond Edmond O'Brien, 1956. [HBO] MOVIE: A Piano for Mrs. Cim- High Rollin. (60 min.) In Stereo. [HBO] MOVIE; The Bay Boy' In 1930s Nova Scotia, the adolescent son of an im­ ^NN] Sports Review (2® He-Man 8i Masters of the Universe ino' An elderly widow fights for the right to (@ Fa m e (60 min.) Jessica (Angela Lansbury) 1 :00PM ® MOVIE: The Private Ufe poverished family faces uncertainty about G® Robert Schuller control her own life. Bette Davis. Penny accepts the honorary chair­ 30AM ® CNN Headline News of Sherlock Holmes' This drama reveals [CNN] N e w s w a tc h his future as a clwgymsn due to burgeon­ A i m Tnowna ktodu >«rrtc«6. lr« AH "«• Fuller. Alexa Kenin. 1982. O (2§ CSf) Sesame Street (CC) the details of the intimate life of fiction's [DIS] Animals in Action manship of a tennis tourna­ ing desires and his involvement in a mur­ dD Independent Network News greatest detective. Robert Stephens, Colin [USA] MOVIE: 'Joseph Andrews' A (3® Oral Roberts [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing: Budweiser ment to raise money for a fa­ der. Liv UHmann, Kiefer Sutheriar>d. 1984. [CNN] Money Week Blakely. 1970. young 18th century gentleman dallies with Rated R. (4® W hat's Happening Now H ER BAG the nobility. Ann-Margret, Peter Firth, John Columbia Cup (60 min.) vorite children's charity •— ® Phil Silvers 5:55AM [M AX] Max Headroom (si) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart Gielgud. 1977. [USA] M o n ro e s and finds herself setting out 12:40AM [MAX] MOVIE; 'Tonh- ® For Our Times P re se n ta % GD This W eek in Baseball light' A couple's ntarriage Is threatened by 6:00AM 3:30PM (X) ® GoH: PQA Champion- QD CBS News to net a murderer — in "Mur­ MOVIE: 'A Connecticut Yankee in 6:30PM the husband's addiction to cocaine. Pa­ ® Black News (6j) Voltron, Defender of the Universe (5D ship Coverage is featured from the Inver­ der, She Wrote," to air SUN­ King Arthur's Court' A handyman from (S) Ted Knight Show mela Sue Martin, Steve Raiisback, Ian ® In Depth [CNN] D aybreak ness Golf Club in Toledo. OH. (3 hrs., 30 DAY, AUGUST 10 on CBS. McShane. 1964. Rated R. the 20th Century finds himself in 6th- min.) @ ® NBC Nightly News (lD Insight [DIS] Dumbo's Circus ZARDAH Century Camelot Bing Crosby, Rhonda ® Robin’s Naat GD Fata Semana en Beisbol S il Femily Clessics 12:45AM GD CNN Headline News [ESPN] F ish in ' H o le 160 min ) |R| Omigosh— how Fleming, William Bendix. 1949. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Volvo Intema- (S) ABC News 1 :00AM ® MOVIE: 'Countaipoint' [M AX] MOVIE: Oh GodI You Devil' did we ever Hogan's Heroes [DIS] Donald Duck Presents tkmal Finals. (2 hrs.) 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Sally Stroth­ leads to one adventure after another. [USA] Best of Money. Money DINCAR CAN'T OUT ABO UT ing bachelor. (60 min.) (R). [CNN] Prime News floats through the streets of Paris while its (3D 20 Minute Workout Robert Schuller ers. James Woods, Jeffrey Bravis. 1979. Mickey Rooney. Lynne Carver, Rex Ingram. owner, a little boy tries to recapture it. THEIR TRACK RECORPS 1939. ® S w itc h [ E S P N ] M e n 's W o rld C u p S u rfin g From 1:10AM [CNN] Health Week ( ^ In sigh t (M) Heckle 8i Jeckle/Deputy Dawg [CNN] Newsday Oahu. HI 1971 UNTIL YOU'RE THIS. (S) Sportsworld Today's program GD Blue Knight [TMC] MOVIE: 'Crimes of Passion' @ ) Ring Around the World (4® Davey 8i Goliath [DIS] MOVIE: Toby Tyler or Ten 8:30PM ® Face-Off 1 0:30PM ® Sports Extra (CC) A young woman leads a dual life- W eeks with a Circus' A 10-year-old or­ features coverage of the CART Michigan ® Check It Out @ Super Sunday 5(X) race from Brooklyn, Ml and the Inter­ ® Meet the Mayors fashion designer by day and prostitute by [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch phan must choose between the excite­ (§ ) ( ^ S ilv e r S p o o n s Rick com es to hts G D A lic e national Polo competition from Bethpage, r>ight. Kathleen Turner, John Laughlin. [DIS] Contraption [CNN] C ro s sfire ment of the circus and the love of the aunt friends' defense after his grandfather fires GD Je m (3D Christian Science Monitor Reports YITMID Now arrange the circled letters to NY. (2 hrs.) Tony Perkins. 1984, Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE; 'Arthur' A young million­ [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl and uncle who miss him. Kevin Corcoran, them from their fast food restaurant jobs. [ESPN] Surfing; Forenza Womens' GP) Jimmy Swaggart Henry Calvin. Gene Sheldon. 1960. GD Firin g Line (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. 1: 1 SAM ® George 8i Mildred aire falls in love with a girl from the wrong [HBO] Fraggle Rock form the surprise answer, as sug­ World Cup From Oahu, HI. (^ Ask the Manager ^ PELICULA: 'La Paloma en Vaca- side of the tracks. Dudley M oore. Liza M in­ gested by the above cartoon. [USA] MOVIE; Shaolin Deadly Hand' GD National Geographic Special: Jeru­ [USA] Lancer 1 :30AM ® David Sussklnd 8:45AM G§) S a cre d H eart ciones' Ofelia Medina, La Palorhilla. 1976. [HBO] The Hitchhiker: Night Shift nelli, Sir John Gielgud. 1981. Rated PG. Raymond Lui. salem: W ithin These W alls (CC) Within GD Independent Network News the walled city of Jerusalem are the shrines 8:40PM [D IS ] D TV [USA] Hollywood Insider [M AX] MOVIE; 'Breakin" To explore 9:00AM ® C o m m en t PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW ® Major League Baseball: [CNN] News Update 1 :30PM held most sacred to the Muslim, Christian, ® ABC News the break dancing phenomenon, this film fT) Piasticman New York M ets at Montreal (2 hrs., 30 [DIS] MOVIE; The Three Uves of Tho- 9:00PM (X) MOVIE; 'H«'« Fired, 1 1:00PM ® ® GD (S) ® News combines documentary footage, historical and Jewish religions. (60 min.) (R) In [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday ® In Touch Ministries min.) masina' A cat uses three of her nine lives Stereo. She's Hired' (CC) A couple concocts an ® Taxi narration and interviews with outstanding to bring happiness to a lost little girl, hope innocent sting operation in order to pres­ [USA] Make Money with Cars V. yk A A A A^J\^ WITH mrij (3D Major League Baseball: Kansas City f9l The World Tomorrow performers. Lucinda Dickey, Adolfo Qui­ ® Oral Roberts J. GD Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre erve their upscale lifestyle after the hus­ at N e w Y o rk Y a n k e e s (3 hrs.) and courage to a lonely widower, and to 1:45AM ® Man About tha House nones. 1984. Rated PG (3D Josie and the Pussycats release the healing powers of a beautiful muchacha campesina se traslada a ta gran band loses his job. Wayne Rogers. Karen (3D Odd Couple ^ (M) ^ Major League Baseball: Bos- • witch. Patrick McGoohan, Susan Hamp­ Ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inadvertida- Valentine, Elizabeth Ashley. 1984. (R). 6:45AM (3D Davey & Goliath (jD Kenneth Copeland GD The Untouchables 2:00AM (3D star Games (60 min.) Jumble answer on page 16 to n a t D etro it (2 hrs,. 3 0 min.) shire. Karen Ootrice. 1964. mente se ve envuelta en problemas y es ® Lifestyles of the Rich and Successful GD Newsmakers [CNN] Money Week 7:00AM C3] W e Believe ^ La ssie GD P resen te! eviada a la prision. Al salir de la carcel'en- @ Sesame Street (CC) 4:15PM GD Masterpiece Theatre: cuentra trabajo como sirvienta domestica ® New Jersey People @ Summer Scene. [USA] Keys to Success (D Robert Schuller Jum ble Book No.15 Is available lo r *1.95 plus 55 cents postage and handling horn ^ Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Flame Trees of Thika (CC) The tense at­ en donde es seducida y abandonada con (ID Love Boat Conr>ecticut: Now ® CBS News Nightwatch ® Dialogue ^ Porky & Bugs Jum ble, d o this newspaper, P.O. Box 4366, Orlando, FL 32M2-4366. ^ lu d e your [CNN] Money Week mosphere between the Palmers is wor­ un nino. (60 min.) GD 2:15AM name, address, zip code snd m ik e your check payable to Newspapeibooks.______sened when a leopard invades their home. (8) Every Two Seconds [CNN] Inside Business Joined in Progress ® Face-Off The World Tomorrow [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Gift of Love' Mov­ GZ) Newton's Apple (CC) I (60 min.) (R), (g ) G D M O V IE : 'T h is Is E lv is' Actual foo- . [HBO] MOVIE: Tightrope’ A homicide La Santa Misa ing drama of a brilliant scientist and his [DIS] MOVIE: 'Marvin and Tiga' An al­ (iD Jerry Falwell (ID GD K id e o T V detective tracks down a psychopathic fatally ill wife w ho adopt a loveless orphan tage and restaged scenes depict the life coholic widow and an eleven-year-oLd run­ (6D Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 4:30PM GD Good T im e s killer in the New Orleans French Quarter (lD Carrascolendas into their home. Lauren Bacall, Robert [CNN] Sports Sunday (60 min.) and career of Elvis Presley. David Scott, away help each other grow and regain self- (3D Para Gente Grande (105 min.) ^ Hogan's Heroes Johnny Harra. 1981. (R). Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bujold, Alison (20) W orld Vision [CNN] D aybreak dD MOVIE: 'Tarzan'ft Secret Treasure' Stack. Evelyn Rudie. 1958 [D IS ] M O V IE : T o p p er' A n auto accident respect. Billy Dee Williams, John Eastwood. 1984. Rated R. [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Tarzan becomes involved with an expedi­ 1 1:30AM ® Face the Nation [CNN] Evans and Novak turns George and Marian Kirby into mad­ GD GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: Flame Cassavetes. 1963 Rated PG (2D Jim m y S w a gg a rt tion in search of treasure, Johnny W eiss­ 2:00PM ® John Madden NFL Pre- cap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Ben­ Trees of Thika (CC) Ian Crawfurd must [ESPN ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: Thief' A woman and a [ESPN] Roller Derby (60 min.) (R). ® ® This Week With David Brinkley Season Special CBS Sports analyst John [TM C] MOVIE: 'Fmian's Rainbow' A le­ (3D It's Your Business muller, Maureen O'Sullivan. 1941. nett. Roland Young. 1937. Colorized Ver­ face his love for Lettice Palmer when he master safecracker becom e involved in the ® ® The World Tomorrow Madden discusses the upcoming NFL sea­ prechaun follows an Irish visionary, his [HBO] MOVIE: The Big Score' A tough Kenneth Copeland [HBO] Fraggle Rock sion. leads a safari for the Palmers and Tilly. (60 intrigue of the underworld. James Caan, dD Profiles of Nature daughter and a pot of gold to the United Chicago narcotics cop is dismissed from [TM C] MOVIE: The Last Starfighter' A (3D MOVIE: 'Abbott and Costello Go to son (60 min.) min.) (R) Tuesday Weld, Robert Prosky. 1981 [CNN] Daybreak ^ B a tm a n States. Fred Astaire, Petula Clark. Tommy [ESPN] SportsCenter the force in a scandal and goes looking for video game wizard is recruited by an alien M ars' Bud, Lou and two escaped convicts (20) MOVIE: Keeper of the Flame' A war Rated R. Steele. 1968. Rated G. In Stereo. GD It's a Living . revenge against the drug dealers responsi­ [DIS] Mousercise to help save the universe. Robert Preston, GD W hat's Happening Now accidentally touch the starter button of a correspondent stumbles on a little known [HBO] MOVIE: Arthur' A young Gt) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' ble Fred Williamson, John Saxon. Richard 2:30AM QD m u i Ic c it y , u .s .a . Lance Guest, Catherine Mary Stewart, rocket ship and land on another planet. fact that an honored Am erican had worked 5:00PM ® K o ja k millionaire falls in love with a girl from the [ESPN] Speedweek GD Temas y Debates Roundtree. 1983. Rated R Bud Abbott. Lou Costello, Mari Blanchard. for the Fascists. Katharine Hepburn. Spen­ wrong side of the tracks. Dudley Moore, (60 min ) [CNN] Sports Latenight [TMC] MOVIE: 'Kentucky Woman' A 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. GE) S e c re t C ity ® Black Sheep Squadron 1953. cer Tracy, Forrest Tucker 1943. Liza Minnelli, Sir John Gielgud. 1981 [CNN] Week in Review [ESPN] SportsCenter woman encounters harassment and humi­ 9:30AM ® Face the State GD Kids. Incorporated (JD Fame (60 min.) Rated PG. . [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Clairvoyant' A liation when she goes to work as a coal GD W all Street Journal Report GD Hollywood Musicals [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Living Desert' In this young art student draws sketches of three [USA] Fred Lewis Show ® Leave It to Beaver [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday GD It T a k e s a T h ie f [M AX] MOVIE; 'Norma Rae' A woman miner- Cheryl Ladd. Philip Levien, Sandy ® Telephone Auction (4^ B arney M ille r award-winning film, wildlife photogra­ murder victims before the murders have McPeak 1983 ® Point of View [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hacksaw' A cowboy Is GD Moneymakers working in a textile mill finds new meaning phers find an amazing variety and profu­ been committed Perry King, Elizabeth 3:00AM (X) m o v i e ; The Steegla' A GD Capitol Journal GD S a b ro sh o w in her life when she joins the fight for uni6fi- sion of creatures bizarre and beautiful. college professor takes off on a trip that [USA] Sunday Cartoon Express Je m convinced that his injured horse can re­ ® H a rry O Kemp, Norman Parker. 1985. Rated R (3D [CNN] Sportsweek GD MOVIE: 'Keys of the Kingdom' A ization. Sally Field, Beau Bridges. Ron Leib- 1953. Rated G. follows his fantasies. Richard Benjamin, cover in time for the Calgary Stampede [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Pope of Green­ df) Day of Discovery Scottish missionary's devotion to human­ GD It’s a Living man. 1979. Rated PG. Cions Leachman, Chill Wills. 1971 7:15AM C63) s ig n O n chuck wagon race. Tab Hunter, Susan 12:00PM ® MOVIE: Freebie and [ESPN] 1986 International Waterski wich Village' Two distantly related bud­ ity conquers the forces which set out to [CNN] Newswatch C e le b ra te Bracken, George Barrows. 1972. the Bean' Two San Francisco detectives, v [TMC] M O V IE : T h e Last S U rfig h te r' A T o ur (60 min.) dies pull off an ill-conceived safecracking GD MOVIE: 'C.C. and Company' A mem­ 7:30AM ® Barrio destroy his mission in China. Gregory video game wizard is recruited, by an alien ber of a rriotorcycle gang rescues a fashion ^ Tennessee Tuxedo ® Jewish Life desperate to nail a mobster, resort to play­ [HBO] MOVIE: The Four Seasons' The [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's job that gets them into hot water with a (® Celebration of the Eucharist 10:45AM Peck, Roddy McDowell, Vincent Price to help save the universe. Robert Preston, editor when her limousine breaks down, Rev. David Paul ing bodyguards until he can be arrested. change of seasons marks the changing re­ European Vacation' The Griswold family local crime kingpin, Eric Roberts, Mickey 1945 lationships of three married couples. Alan Lance Guest, Catherine Mary Stewart. and then has to rescue her from his own ® In the B la ck 11:00 AM ® T h is W e e k in C o n n e c ti­ Alan Arkin, James Caan, Loretta Swit. takes Europe by storm when they win an Rourke. Kenneth McMillan. 1984. Rated R GD Nueva York Ahora [CNN] Week in Review Alda, Carol Burnett, Len Cariou. 1981. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. gang Joe Namath, Ann-Margret. 1970 (18) Day of Discovery c u t 1974. all-expenses-paid trip on a game show [USA] Herfoalife [CNN] Your Money Rated PG. [USA] V irg in ia n [CNN] N a w sn ig h t ® Robert Schuller 2:30PM [HBO] HBO Uncensored Chevy Chase, Beverly D 'Angelo, Eric Idle. (30) What About Women ® David Toma Show 1 1:30PM ® C B S N e w s [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Channels I: TV Around the World With [M AX] MOVIE: The Red Ught Sting' 7:30PM ® Square Pegs 1985 [ESPN] Superbouts Muhammad Ali vs (38) The World Tomorrow FTV (3D Lome Greene's New Wilderness [ H B O ] M O V IE : 'T e n from Y o u r S h o w of (3D George Plimpton (CC) A scheme requires a government [MAX] MOVIE: Volunteers' (CC) A ® Seeing Things (60 min.) Ken Norton (Now York, September, (40) Little House on the Prairie MOVIE: 'Crackers' Misfits decide to agent to pose as the ow ner o f a brothel in (§) ® Punky Brewster (CC) Soon after ne'er-do-w ell playboy running from a gam ­ 1976) (60 min ) Shows' Ten performances are selected Real to Reel [TM C] MOVIE; ‘Kentucky Woman' A ® News / Sports become safecrackers. Donald Sutherland, an effort to break the m o b 's grip on prosti­ Henry's photography studio is destroyed bling debt escapes to Thailand to serve in (4i) El C lu b 7 0 0 and highlighted from the original telecast. dD Newsleaders The editor/publisher of woman encounters harassment and humi­ [TMC] MOVIE; 'Finian's Rainbow' A te Sean Penn. Jack Warden. 1984. tution. Beau Bridges, Farrah Fawcett, Har­ by fire and his ulcer flares up, the welfare the Peace Corps. Tom Hanks. John Candy, ® Jackie Gleason Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, Carl Reiner. Maine's Ellsworth American looks back on liation when she goes to work as a coal prechaun follows an Irish visionary, his (61) G ra c e ’ n V e s s e ls o f C h ris t M in is tr ie s old Gould. 1984. authorities threaten to send Punky back to Rita W ilson. 1985 Rated R The Honeymooners 1973. his years in Washington and assesses the GD McLaughlin Group miner. Cheryl Ladd, Philip Levien, Sandy GD daughter and a pot of gold to the United [CNN] Big Story Fenster Hall. (R) In Stereo. accomplishments of recent U S, presi­ (^ What About Women McPeak. 1983. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock [TMC] MOVIE: Coca Cola Kid' A young (^ Strictly Business ^ States. Fred Astaire, Petula Clark. Tommy [DIS] You and Me, Kid 10:00AM ® CBS News Sunday GZ) Cats and Dogs (CC) Coca-Cola executive is sent to the Aus­ Steele. 1968. Rated G In Stereo dents. (^ Charlie's Angels (S) Sports Machirw M o rn in g 2:45PM ® MOVIE: 'The Reivers' A 5:15PM {^Tenko [ESPN] Hilton Masters of Aerobatics tralian Outback, the last place bn Earth that [ESPN] SportsCenter ® Adelante (S) Profile Boston [USA] Breakthrough to Weight Loss ® MOVIE: ‘News Hounds' The Bowery @) Modem Maturity Southern gentleman fondly recalls a joyful 5:30PM GD Tony Brown's Journal From Homestead, FL. doesn't sell the real thing. Eric Roberts. 8 : 0 0 A M ® Jimmy Sw^gart Boys attempt to break up a sports fix and (S) Three Stooges fling in 1905 when he, as an 11-year-old, Greta Scacchi, Bill Kerr. 1965. Rated R. M O V IE : '9 - 3 0 - 5 5 ' The death of teen­ 3:30AM [CNN] Croufir* [CNN] Newsday W hat's Happening Now are threatened by the syndicate. Bowery joined two companions in his grandfath­ GD 8:00PM QD Murder. She Wrote (CC) age idol James Dean sends a troubled ® M a k e It R eal (@ Conversations With [DIS] Newl Animal World: Jungle Ja­ [ESPN] Tannii: 1986 Volvo Boys. Christine McIntyre. 1947. er's car. Steve McQueen. Sharon Farrell. [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Jessica investigates a murder in the midst 9:30PM ® Children of the Broken­ young man into severe anguish. Richard 4:00AM R o u n d C e ro guar A closeup look at a jungle jaguar and Internation al Finals. (2 hrs.) GD Will Geer. 1969. of a tennis tournament. (60 min.) (R). hearted Thomas, Susan Tyrell, Deborah Benson ® Jerry Falwell her two cubs. [ESPN] Splash '86 National Geographic Special: Jeru­ ® S ta r S e a rch (60 min.) ® ^ MOVIE: 'Condor' (CC) In a futuris­ 1977 [ U S A ] AI1 A m e ric a n W re s tlin g (60 min ) ® ® Sunday Mass salem: W ithin These W alls (CC) Within [ESPN] SportsCenter [ D IS ] D TV [DIS] Mousaterpiece Thea­ 5:40PM ® (@ MOVIE: Northstar' (CC) A freak tic society, a peace-keeping agent and his (S) spiritual Life Crusade (R) the walled city of Jerusalem are the shrines te r (3D Super Sunday [M A X] MOVIE: Tell Me That You Love 3:00PM ® NFL Pre-Season Football: space accident gives an astronaut highly new android partner search for an escaped 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz W Mk held most sacred to the Muslim. Christian, convict with access to the Pentagon's [CNN] Sports Tonight Channels Peter Popoff M e' A woman researching a story on bat­ Los A n g e le s R a id ers a t S a n F ra n c isc o (3 intensified senses. Greg Evigan, Deborah (3D and Jewish religions. (60 min.) (R) In 6:00PM ® (S) ® ® News [HBO] MOVIE: Surf II' A tered women begins to see some parallels hrs.) Wakeham, Mitchell Ryan. 1986. computers Ray Wise, Wendy Kilbourne, Entertainment This 4:15AM (^ I Love Lucy .® MOVIE: 'Sunburn' A trio of sleuths 11:45PM ® surf contest is in danger when surfers keep WFSB Hartford, CT >3 Stereo. to her own life. Nick Mancuso. Rated NR. Victor Polizos 1986 W eak Ted Danson talks about his soon- (3D MOVIE:-'Skullduggery' An anthro­ plunge into an insurance-swindle caper in appearing as zombies Eddie Deezen, WNEW New York. NY s (^ Chalice of Salvation GD Junior Star Search Championship ® David Toma Show ® In D epth to-be-released motion picture, "A Fine [U SA] All American W restling (60 min.) pological expedition in New Guinea stum­ Acapulco. Farrah Fawcett. Charles Grodin, Linda Kerridgo, Cleavon Little. 1984 WTNH New Haven, CT • 8 @ ) (g) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood M ess". (60 min.) In Stereo. [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's (R). bles upon a band of ape-like creatures who An Carney. 1979. (]D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous GD Fight Back W ith David Horowitz Rated R. WOR New York, NY (81 European Vacation' The Griswold family may be the missing link in evolution. Burt (60 min.) ®) ABC News WPIX New York. NY 11 (3) Underdog 12:30PM ® Here's Lucy ® S .W .A .T . [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive takes Europe by storm when they win an Reynolds, Susan Clark. Edward Fox. 1970. (JD MOVIE; 'Mayerling' Desperate love 4:20AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Sraakln " To WHCT Hartford. CT ts ® W.V. Grant 1 2:00AM (X) m o v ie : 'Go T«M the explore the break dancing phenomenon, all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. GD Que Pasa, USA? (GD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- GD MOVIE: 'Forbidden' Despite different ends in death in the Hapsburg Empire of 10:00PM ® N e w s WTXX Waterbury. CT 2C Chevy Chase. Beverly D'Angelo, Eric Idle. backgrounds, two people fall in love during Spartans' A career Army officer is disillu­ this film combines documentary footage, [D ISl W ind In the W illows (^ ® Meet the Press biana the 19th century. Omar Sharif, Catherine ® Hispanic Horizons WWLP Springfield. M A 22 sioned by the chaos and savagery of the historical narration and interviews with [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86: Formula Orje 1985. World War II. Jaqueline Bisset, Jurgen Deneuve, James Mason. 1969. WEDH Hartford. CT 24 (^ Fourth Estate GD MOVIE: 'The Honkers' A fading ro­ GD Independent Network News Vietnam war. Burt Lancaster, Craig W as­ outstanding performers Luanda Dickey, Grand Prix From Paul Ricard. Franco. (2 [TMC] MOVIE: The Law and Jake Prochnow. 1985. WVIT Hartford, CT :30i deo rider fights for one last chance to ride a ^ Father Nadolny Special (60 min.) son. 1978 W ade' A reformed outlaw and his fiancee ® Spotlight on Government A v e n g e rs Gp) Insight / O ut Adolfo Quinones 1984 Rated PG WSBK B o sto n , M A 38 hrs.) w inner and save his marriage. Ja m es C o b­ GD are kidnapped by his former partner. Rob­ [CNN] CNN Investigative Report Gf) GD MOVIE: 'Code of Vengeance' An ® Jimmy Swaggart WGGB Springfield, M A 40 [M AX] MOVIE; Norma Rao' A woman urn. Lois Neltleton. Slim Pickens. 1972. Small Wonder GD Edward the King 4:30AM [CNN] Big story ert Taylor. Richard Widmark. Patricia Ow­ unknown drifter shows up in a small town S ta r T rek WXTV Paterson, NJ ;41 w oriring in a textile mill finds new meaning [DIS] Mouse Factory GD 38 on Sports GD ens. 1958. [CNN] Larry King Weekend GD Sneak Preview In Stereo. and sets out to avenge the tragic and m ys­ WGBY Springfield, M A ;57' In her life when she joins the fight for union­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR GD CNN Headline News [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: (3) MOVIE: 'Yellow Sky' Six outlaws, a terious death of a young w om an 's brother GZ) Mystery!; Shades of Darkness (CC) WTIC Hanford. CT i«r ization. Sally Field, Beau Bridges, Ron Leib- [CNN] CNN Travel Guide 11:10AM Budweiser (3 hrs.) Fourth Anniversary Show W al^ the car­ girt and her grandfather confront each Charles Taylor, Erin Gray, Tex Cobb. When a woman returns to her old home Christian Child'ran's Fund CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI man. 1979. Rated PG. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Reunion at Fairfoor- toon classic "Peter and the W r^ ' and the other in a ghost town in Arizona. Gregory 1985. Part 1 of 2, (R) after being away several years, she be­ ^ Hogan's Heroes ESPN Sports Network lE S P N l 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu 11:15AM ® MOVIE: Panther Is­ ough' A. disillusioned American hero re­ Mousketeers throw Walt a surprise fourth Peck, Anne Baxter, Richard Widmark. E ven ing at P o p s Soprano Kiri Te Kan­ comes drawn into the spell of the home's HBO Home Box Office GD To Be Anruxinced iH B O l land' Based on a story by Roy Rock wood. turning to England for an Air Corps reu­ 1948. awa performs as guest soloist with John garden maze (60 min.) (R). CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI 10 :3 0 A M d ) Meet the Mayors TV Commericals Bomba is caHed in to take care of a killer nion. searches for his love of long ago. Williams and the Boston Pops. (60 min.) In S w itc h TMC M o v ie C h a n n e l (ID Sok> para Locos GD iT M C l gj) Thraa Stooges panther. Johnny Sheffield, Allene Roberts. Robert Mitchum, Deborah Kerr, Red But­ Stereo. GD Hollywood and tha Stars USA USA Network lU S A l [CNN] CNN Evening News Lita Baron. 1950. tons. 1985. Continued . Austin City Undts: Exile and the O Talaphona Auctloo Maines Brothers' Band Exile and the (M) One Day at a Time [ESPN] America's Cup Challartge [CNN] N a w sn ig h t W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 9. 19»6 - IS W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 9, 1986

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Aug. 9, 1986 18 Medicine 19 Insights Into Childhood Video games have medical benefits Loving your kids equally is impossible By Fred Rogers for not sticking to the subject. What is love? We can’t hope to intensities, it is'inevitable that the conclusion that the parent we television. Comment; Since normal wHh B«rry Htad Deciding to write about Love answer that here, but perhaps we feel differently about any felt we needed more right then By Richard R. Grayson, M.D.. ranges of minerals in hair have may run the same risks, but a was the parent we loved the and June Grayson, R.N. • Players develop hand these thoughts will help find two people that we say we love. cixirdination, strategic thinking not yet been established, don’t e heard a story from note from a correspondent set answers of your own and put the As our correspondent clearly most, and that had to mean we and logic from playing the waste your money on hair a friend, co-worker off a sudden train of thought that problem of “equal love” in a knew, no parents ever feel the loved the other less, and so we emember several years analysis. and fine teacher felt guilty. ago when the games. we felt compelled to try to catch slightly different light. same way about any two of their SUCTION LIPECTOMY (who, like many fine As parents, we can feel once m B d(Himsayers predicted • The games provide in words. ”It isn’t possible,” Love, whatever it is, is children...and no child ever felt relaxation and inexpensive, Suction lipectomy should not teachers, often taught our correspondent wrote, “for essential nourishment for human the same way about both again those old pangs of guilt that video games would be used for weight reduction, through stories), and when we wonder whether we ruin our children? Now self-controlled psychotherapy. parents to love their children beings’ healthy emotional parents. • Children undergoing according to Dr. Dicran it went like this: As a topic for equally, and they should not feel growth. That nourishment has As children, most of us love one of our children more m ™ some medical doctors W than another. ■ chemotherapy for cancer can Goulian, director of plastic and his thesis, a student once chose quilty when they come to that many ingredients. wrestled at one time or another extol video games as helpful reconstructive .surgery. New The Universe. His professor read diagnostic and treating tools. actively reduce the upsetting side realization.” Given the countless with which parent we loved the York Hospital. The procedure the thesis...and failed the student most. We probably jumped to Brain-damaged patients at effects such as nausea by The problem, of course, is; combinations of ingredients and concentrating on video games. should be reserved for people Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation who have large localized fat Medicine in New York play (New Medical Science, June 1986) deposits that can’t be reduced by ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOtL video games to regain diet or exercise, such as the Buy Early erwrdination of their muscles, __ TEAM FOR SAVINGS so-called “riding breeches 14 Servicas In 10 Minutete« with the difficulties of the games COMMERCIAL HAIR ANALYSIS deformity” — excess fat and SAVE increasing as the players' skills (No appointment nacessary) Commerical hair analysis as deposits on the outer sides of the We feature the latest innovation in increa.se. performed in most commercial thighs. pool design and construction. 315 BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER Dr, Craig Ewart, Johns laboratories is “un.scientific, The fat is removed with a I 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop & Shop) Hopkins School of Public economically wasteful and blunt-tipped needle attached to a - • corrosion free fiberglass pool 647-8997^ ■ thicker steel Health, u.ses video games to probably illegal,” according to suction pump. One or two cups OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: V Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6;30 identify children who are most ■ insulated walls for warmer water •Chanoa OH (up to 6 qtt.) 10W40 Stephen Barrett, M.D. of fat can be removed from each •N fw Oil Flttar Thurs. 8;30-8:00 apt to develop dangerous Dr. Barrett took hair samples ■ more pool bracing site. Then the area is ■ deck support •Chaaals Luba Sat. 6-5 hypertension as they grow older. from two healthy teen-agers and pressure-bandaged for a week. •Vacuum Intarlor He hopes that such children can ■ reinforced concrete deck available •Chock Air Flltar Sun. 10-3 I sent the .same samples under what dosages were evaluation. Young people are the best •Clean Windshield begin to watch their weight and ■ automatic pool cleaners assumed names to 13 different recommended. The Federal Trade candidates for suction lipectomy ■ maintenanceTree design •Check TIra Praaaure diet to prevent hypertension •Check Balts 4 Hoaaa commercial laboratories for hair In addition, the laboratories Commission has secured a because their skin is firm and ■ now two locations to better serve you from developing. analysis. The laboratories did sent back lengthy reports with permanent injunction against one poaLtvaoTTvms CHECK AND FILL: more apt to return to normal We are one of the area's largest •Brake Fluid Dr. Harry Panjwani says that not agree on their results or on bizarre medical suggestions and laboratory that made false claims Rt. 44 NEW STORE dimensions after surgery. This is residential pool dealers with •Powor Stealing Fluid the supposed normal and conclusions that could be very about its testing services. This COVENTRY 317 W. 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Getting zapped by the microwave The process takes many months but facial surgery isn’t part of it High-level exposure can cause ternporary sterility 4

By Dr. June Reinisch partners and friends. If you are accepted into a By Sonja Heinze DEAR READERS: Here are transsexual program, the first Depending on which surgical steps you The step is usually to live and work Some bulk sausage meat is some often-asked questions labeled “whole hog. ” Does this about female-to-male transsexu­ successfully as a member of the qualify for and choose to have, you will be Kinsey opposite sex for one year, and mean every part o f the animal alism: then to continue a successful in and out of the hospital several times. For is ground up and used? It Report sounds repulsive and I don’t DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m a lifestyle while being on hormone therapy for another year — all example, the first surgical step is to buy it. Adeil Gerity, Ormond woman who wants a man’s body Beach, Fla. and doesn’t know how to get it. before ever being evaluated for remove the breasts and reposition the surgical alteration of the The term “whole hog" I’ve talked on the phone with describing the contents of a several different doctors, nurses which surgical steps you qualify reproductive organs. The full nipples, procedure takes several years. package of sausage is and specialists across Canada, for and choose to have, you will unfortunate because it .sounds as and none have provided be in and out of the hospital As you can see, changing one’s sexual anatomy to fit an if it means exactly what you satisfying information. How do I several times. For example, the conclude — that every part of find a gender-dysphoria special­ first surgical step is to remove opposite-gender identity is a childbearing. However, sexual prolonged, complicated process. preferrably a gynecologist with the pig is included. However, ist? the breasts and reposition the activity is not usually stopped a special interest in menopause. this is not the case. “As with nipples. This usually is not done If you decide to pursue this, you permanently. must be prepared to spend a Most gynecologists are familiar other sausage products," sayiT^ ANSWER: For referrals to until after the female has Experts recommend that a with this type of genital Donald Houston, administrator specialists nearest you in successfully lived as a man for great deal of time (and perhaps hysterectomy patient’s sexual money) working with special­ problem. whi(ch affects many of the U.S, Department of Canada, write to FACT (Box at least a year and has taken partner accompany her to women as the level of estrogen Agriculture’s Food Safety and 291, Station A. Hamilton. male hormones, which change ists. This process cannot be physicians’ appointments, since conducted by telephone or mail, drops around the menopause. Inspection Service, “whole hog Ontario. Canada L8N-3C8) or to body contours, grow facial hair this offers a better chance of Using a water-soluble lubri­ sausage does not include animal Gender Identity Clinic (Clarke and enlarge the clitoris. The so do not be disappointed that getting correct information and the specialists you called gave cant or an estrogen cream helps parts that are normally Institute of Psychiatry. Toronto. patient is in the hospital about the partner’s question.^' can be some wonrien. Others are considered inedible." three days, but must avoid little information over the answered directly. Ontario. Canada M5T-IR8). In phone. relieved by taking estrogen and The product is made from the United States, write to J2CP lifting or doing manual labor for Call your physician and progesterone replacement hor­ muscle meat, fresh or frozen, If the microwave door Information Services (P.O. Box two to three months. Each case is so different that inquire about your wife’s specific answers to your mones in a monthly cycle in from swine in such proportions is working properly, 184, San Juan Capistrano. Calif. A second operation can be condition. If you are also told amounts carefully adjusted to as are normal to a single animal, 92693). done to remove the uterus, questions cannot be given until that sexual activity will be there should bo no after complete evaluation and their individual needs. and must not contain more than ovaries and Fallopian tubes: impossible, ask why. If none of it In some ca.ses, the thinning of 50 percent fat nor more than 3 leakage. this requires another stay of completion of the trial-living makes any sense to you. make QUESTION: Who pays for the stages of the process. the vaginal tissues and percent water. procedure and how much does it several days, plus several an appointment — for both of shrinking of the external cost? months of healing. No one has you — with another gynecolo­ genitals leads to vaginal CONCERNED ABOUT yet devised an adequate way of gist, so you can get a second infections and urinary-tract MICROWAVES ANSWER: Because the full creating a functioning phallus, No sex opinion. infections, which must be Could you tell me if standing in when expo.sed to low levels of Apparently you didn’t return the They can be found in Latin, evaluation, testing and various but some patients choose to have DEAR DR. REINISCH: My It is not unusual for a woman treated with appropriate front o f an operating microwave microwaves — that is, they try “winning number," if there is West Indian or specialty treatment steps take several a series of operations that create wife was told by our doctor that to be depressed after a medications before the replace­ oven can cause sterility? Also, to get away from the such a thing. markets. If you still can’t find years, the costs can be quite a phallus-like flap of skin from she could not have sex after her hysterectomy, viewing the loss ment hormones result in much will it harm my cats, who microwaves." Consumers should take all them, write for sources of If you have a high, A few insurance an area of the lower abdomen, operation for removal of her of the uterus as an end to her improvement. sometimes sit on the counter If your eat is happily snoozing letters notifying them that they distribution: Conchita Ftxtd, consu mer-oriented companies have been known to fuse the labia into a simulated ‘‘womanhood.” There are many This problem will not go away uterus. Is that correct? while the oven is in use? I ’m on the counter; and you’re are getting something for Inc., Miami, Fla. 33129. question, send it to cover sorne drug or surgical scrotum and insert artificial myths that a woman will by itself. You need an concerned and would appreciate watching your food cook without nothing and toss them in the Some health-food stores and expenses, but it is usually up to testicles. This procedure has a DEAR READER: Not on a become masculinized and examination, and probably an answer. Jeani Hall, your nose pressed up against the wastebasket. Don't give them a specialty markets also carry dry Sonja Heinze, King high rate of complications. sexually unattractive. If medi­ each client either to pay permanent basis. Women some medical tests. If you are ’ Pompano Beach, Fla. glass, and the oven is moment of your precious time. frijoles negros. Sometimes black Features Syndicate, expenses or to arrange payment usually are told not to have sex cal consultants determinejhat unable to discuss it, call and get In material published by the functioning properly with the beans are fermented and used for by an insurance company or QUESTION: Will 1 have to until healing is complete (about your wife is in good physical an appointment for a pelvic U.S. Department of Health and dtxir securely shut, 1 wouldn’t BLACK BEANS bean sauces. For rnaking soup, 235 East 45th St., New government agency. speak with a psychiatrist first? six to eight weeks after surgery) condition, ask for the name of a examination. When the physi­ Human Services entitled worry if 1 were you. What kind of beans are used be sure to buy the non-fermented York, N.Y.,10017. and they’ve been back to be psychotherapist experienced in cian enters the office, hand him “Microwave Oven Radiation," for black bean soup? I have beans. QUESTION: During a sex ANSWER: You most defi­ checked to make sure helping women cope with or her this column. ■ accidental exposure to high SOMETHING FOR NOTHING? looked in vain for black beans change, will they make my face nitely will have to be evaluated everything is OK. emotional aspects of postsurgi- levels of microwave energy can In December I received a letter in all the stores and there is nd READER'S SUGGESTION: look like whoever I want? by one or more psychiatrist, After that, it nnight be nal adjustment. alt^o r kill sperm, producing from Sundancer Fashions, Inc. such bean. H.J. Linden, Royal IODINE IN SHRIMP plus several other types of necessary to avoid deep temporary .sterility. with the notification that I had Oak, Mich. v Jean DeTullio, Millville, N.J.: ANSWER: Facial surgery is specialists, before being ac­ penetration until the vagina is Sex painful Large amounts of microwave won $5,000. I sent the Yes, there is such a bean. “One of yoUr readers wrote to not a standard step in the cepted by a reputable center. gradually restretched. If the Sen d questions to energy ean also cause bums and information they requested to They are called frijoles negros ask you aboOt the iodine taste in female-to-male procedure. The Psychological evaluations will ovaries were also removed, DEAR DR. REINISCH: I hope Dr. Reinisch in care of cataracts because the lens of the receive my money. I sent a and when they are dry, they are shrimp. I always soak my primary alteration in facial be carried out at all phases of there may be a lack of natural you can help me with a problem eye is particularly .sensitive to letter in February asking where large, narrow and shrimp in milk for half an hour appearance is the growth of the lengthy procedure. lubrication, which can be I find difficult to discuss with a The Kinsey Report, changes in temperature, as are my money is, but I have not kidney-shaped. to one hour previous to nrtale-pattem facial hair, which An initial evaluation also remedied by taking replace­ strange doqtor. My husband and P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ male testes. Microwave energy, heard from them. I ’m enclosing You can buy them already preparation. This removes all is a result of using testosterone includes thorough medical tests a copy o f the letter the company ment hormones or using a I are in our SOs and have had mington, Ind. 47402. after all, can heat body tissue C(M)ked and canned My ctxiking fishy taste and smell. You can drugs for several months. to determine a prospective water-soluble lubricant like K-Y many happy years and five tbe same way it heats food. sent me. / am at my wit’s end expert advises us that Conchita also do this for fish that has patient’s chromosomal and Jelly. children together, I guess I Volume of mail prohib­ But we’re talking here about as fo what to do. Peggy Leetch, Brand is the best known for been frozen to make it taste QUESTION: How long will I hormonal status, as well as You do not say why she needed thought our sex life could go on its personal replies, large amounts of radiation, much Oregon City, Ore. Cuban-style black bean soup. ‘(K;ean fresh.’ ’’ ■ be in the hospital? general health. Many clinics her uterus removed; however, and on. more than what can leak from a Probably everyone in the also insist on interviews with unless the condition also Not so. I find it too painful, to but questions of microwave oven. And if your United States has by this time ANSWER: Depending upon family members, sexual required extensive surgery on the point of tearing and general interest may oven is operating properly — received a letter from some the vagina or external labia, her bleeding. Before he died, our that is, if the door closes firmly company informing the recipient sexual functioning should not be doctor of 26 years recommended be d isc u sse d in future and is not bent, warped or to .send something or other to the diminished. Even if the vagina K-Y Jelly and hormone creams. colum ns. damaged, and if tbe surrounding company in order to win a car, Facial surgery is not a standard step in was shortened, surgery rarely Nothing helps. My husband seal is clean and intact, there some money, a diamond ring or affects the clitoris, so sexual doesn’t complain, but I know he should be no leakage. even 10 acres of land. the female-to-male procedure. The primary arousal and orgasm would still is as lonely as I am. Don’t stand directly against an • In this case the letter, from alteration in facial appearance is the be possible with manual or oral I read about folks in their 70s oven, and don’t allow children the “Office of the Corptfrate stimulation. and 80s and ask myself. "How do to do this for long periods of Treasurer," starts out: "This is growth of male-pattern facial hair, which is Perhaps your wife was so they do it?” Is there a solution, time while the oven is operating. your personal notification that if distressed when she spoke with even a surgical procedure, to Much less is known about you return the winning number a result of using testosterone drugs for the doctor that she misunder­ help me? animals. There are differences in one week from Tuesday we will stood, Hysterectomy does the way animals and humans pay you $5.0(X).’’ several months, permanently halt some things: DEAR READER; You must absorb mi-rowaves. Some What this company really it ends menstrual periods and find a new physician. animals," the literature states, wanted you to do is send in an "display an avoidance reaction order for a bathing suit. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 9. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 9. 1986 22 Dining In 23 Dining Out Mushrooms: Kien G ia n g By Sondra Astor Stave submerging itself in the flavors pieces, was perfectly roasted of other ingredients so that each and boasted and excellent I was very pleased, early in preparation is distinctly differ­ tamarind flavored sauce. All the spring, to learn that Kien ent and alluring. The Kien Giang dishes are served with rice and Savory piants once Giang. a Vietnamese restau­ chef has full mastery of his replenished as needed. rant. had opened at 7 Walnut St. recipes. We were disappointed that a However, a visit during the The three appetizers that we dessert of coconut and vanilla, had poor image restaurant’s first week was tried were equally enjoyable. called blossoms, which was disappointing. Nothing was Cha gio. Vietnamese eggrolls, highly recommended by our terribly wrong, but the food was are tightly packed with a savory correspondent, was unavailable. By Ted Larsen mushroom boom was not far not up to the spirit of hospitality mixture of pork, mushrooms, Our waiter apologized that it away. of the staff. carrots and cabbage. The skin is took a long time to prepare and ou’d never know it from By the end of the 19th A rave review by Mrs. J. delightfully thin and crisp and that the.kitchen had been very the current fancy century. Britian was sending the Nathan, a Weekend Plus reader, the accompanying nuoc cham busy that day. He suggested the mushroom craze, but U.S. significant quantities of and an equally positive report sauce was spicy and well flan which, while not exciting, from a friend encouraged a flavored. was indeed pleasant. mushrooms have been mushrooms, Lewis Downing return visit, and 1 am now equated with some was one of their most interested Bo nuong toi is beef marinated Prices at Kien Giang are customers. He propagated these pleased to heartily recommend in a garlic sauce, charcoal moderate with soups at $1.50 and unsavory types through a delightful eating experience. , broiled and served with pickled $1.95. appetizers ranging from Yhistory. It t«)k the common new types himself and in 1926 While the food proves to be leeks. The meat is tender and $2.25 to $3.75 and main dishes table variety centuries to gain spawned the American consistently Oriental, the also goes well with the nuoc $7.50 to $9.50; main dishes are respectability. It’s really the mushroom industry in atmosphere was a potpourri. cham. less expensive at lunch. story of honest virtue stuggling Downingtown, Pa., still a Despite their current Red tablecloths are covered Chicken with grapefruit is When our check arrived, our to overcome unwarranted significant growing center. fancy craze, mush­ with protective glass tops which called goi ga and this waiter indicated that since they prejudice. And you thought American mushroom tastes rooms have been were then surrounded by blond preparation also includes did not have the blossoms, we mushrooms were just unexciting appear to be in the midst of a wooden chairs that looked carrots, cabbage, onions and a would not be charged for the little fungi that lived in pastel dramatic change, with more and equated with som e distinctly American colonial. topping of sesame seeds. flan. That made it all even a paper trays, under a cozy more exotic varieties on the unsavory types Pressed tin decorates the Although many ingredients are lesser disappointment, espe­ blanket of cellophane! market. Even major chains are ceiling. The Oriental notes are repeated from one dish to cially since we have every Mushrotims are among the selling rare types such as through history. provided by Chinese scrolls, and another, the chef’s skill with the intention of making a return trip oldest foods of man, with shiitake and enoke. They are Hong Kong style popular music , sauces assures each a unique and hope to try it then. ■ evidence of puffballs found in selling, even at prices plays softly. ■■■ and pleasing taste. Stone Age settlements. The considerably higher than your The menu includes extensive Banh Xeo is translated as Greeks and Romans considered basic white “Agaricus bispora.” descriptions of the various happy pancake and any pancake mushrooms to be delicacies, Isn’t it your turn to strike a blow dishes, and while they are would be proud to be so crisp on with the men of Caesar’s time against fungi prejudice? Take a HINTS cashews. Arrange a bed of allow to cool. Scoop out centers, accurate, the emphasis is the outside while tender within. Do you know of a often cooking them during chanterelle to lunch tommorrow. I like this soup seasoned with lettuce leaves on salad plates and leaving a shell that can be sometimes different from where This rice batter crepe is stuffed restaurant you’d like to Herald photo by Rocha dinner parties as special treats. a bit of freshly grated nutmeg, divide equal portions of stuffed. Chop eggplant pulp I would have put it. A case in with a mixture that includes see reviewed here? However, in keeping with their A hearty mushroom soup is but be careful, do not overdo! mushroom mixture. Garnish with finely. point is vegetable soup. One of ' pork, chicken and shrimp, A table awaits diners at Kien Giang, a shady connections, mushrooms on my all-time food hit parade For a heartier soup, .substitute scallion strips. Serve. Heat oil in a saute pan and six soups on the menu, this mushrooms, onions and beans- Write to Sondra Astor Vietnamese restaurant on Walnut Street. also attracted some pteople you because it’s both nourishing and beef stock. Chicken or beef Serves 4-6. cook onions until transparent. excellent and rich broth prouts', complete with its own Stave at W eekend probably wouldn’t want to satisfying. Here is one of the bouillon are also acceptable Do not brown. Add garlic, contained only a half dozen unique sauce. Plus Magazine, P.O. know. simplest quality recipes I’ve ever substitutions. HINTS mushrooms and celery. Cook, slices of mushroom and a few Vit quay, or laque duck, The r itorious Theodoric, king used. If you don’t want a perfectly This salad is also excellent ■ covered, 10 minutes. Pour broccoli florets. I would have sounds as if it would have a Box 591, Manchester of the bloodthirsty Ostrogoths, emphasized the superior stock, laquered skin but such is not the smooth .soup, just stop the with toasted walnuts or two-thirds of this mixture into a 06040 was crazy about mushrooms (as CREAMY MUSHROOM SOUP blending sooner. hazelnuts. bowl and add tomato paste, but whatever you called it, it is case at Kien Giang. Rather the well as just crazy) and don’t / pound of white or brown For an excellent flavor delicious. half duck is marinated in a I’m not crazy about tofu parsley and salt and pepper, to five-spiced garlic sauce, roasted forget Catherine de Medici’s, mushrooms, sliced enhancement, use oils that taste. Reserve for stuffing. Just as the Chinese cook relies Kien Giang fungal love. Henry ll’s queen because of its intrinsic lack of heavily on soy sauce for flavor, almost crisp and then served on '/i fresh lemon reinforce the nuts you have Preheat oven to 350F. To the was equally at ease feeding both character. However, its the Vietnamese chef uses nuoc a slightly sour orange sauce. 7 Walnut St, 647-0863 J tablespoons unsalted chameleon quality to pick up added, such as walnut or poison varieties and the more mixture remaining in the saute nam. a distillation of anchovies Scallop xao nam adds straw butter other flavors makes it perfect for hazelnut oil. pan, add tomatoes, bay leaf and Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 11 nutritious types to members of and salt. Frequently, this is mushrooms to an assortment of p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to midnight; closed Monday. I large shallot, minced this elegant salad. red wine. Cover and cook 30 combined with garlic, chili vegetables. 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