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8 , ind Gorbachev firm i and ir on Star Wars; un? tor Shultz puzzled «:e cars ihester. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Mikhail S. Gorbachev could not get the United lY N N States to limit "Star Wars" develop­ iH o a 4 ment and refused Friday t»set a date for a summit with President Reagan to sign pm a ban on medium-range nuclear )09 missiles. 1 SALES A puzzled Secretary of State George P. Shultz brought his report on the collapsed summit hopes to West Euro­ pean foreign ministers Friday. "I don't know what the problems are,” he told reporters on his flight from Moscow. "They must be significant.” He said pianning for a summit suddenly fell apart when Gorbachev asked him whether a Washington summit meeting with Reagan would produce some sort of agreement in principle on reducing strategic nuclear weapons and curbing Reagan's Stra­ tegic Defense Initiative program for a space-based defense system. "I said I could not guarantee that at all,” Shultz said, recounting his taiks with the Soviet leader in Moscow. Shultz will report to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization here on Saturday, hold a news conference and then to return to Washington. Shultz said he told Gorbachev that Reagan was determined to find a way to defend America against ballistic 17.M1 missiles. 00 In response, Shultz said, Gorbachev told him "he was not quite ready, he would think about this, and would write to Reagan." Gorbachev "still wants to come to the in the fall. It's getting late. He knows it,” Shultz said. Shultz said he was perplexed as to why Gorbachev did not agree to set a date to see Reagan. "I don't have any idea about their game plan," he said. Herald photo by Pinto Two other senior U.S. officials, briefing reporters under rules that lt’8 turn back time guaranteed them anonymity, said they also were not sure of Gorbachev's Debbie Richardson of Coventry points to a clock, a reminder that it’s reasons for back-pedaling on setting a summit date. time to set clocks back to standard time again. Seven months of Earlier. Shultz and Eduard A. She- daylight-saving time come to an end at 2 a.m. Sunday, when clocks 118.100 Tum to page 1 2.107 should be turned back one hour. 13.043 3.000 10.043 ^00 The calm after the storm

-MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Stock slide sputters to a halt... page 11 s n a f u by Bnie* B eeW Iff If ;-•*» R ^ i r d agiEiliii^t Bork Laser backers Big spud brings lengthy debate to an end to appeal ruling in Boiton

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate rejected by a 58-42 vote Monday or Tuesday, along with from the ZBA tops aii M d a y the Supreme Court nomina- Senate Democratic Leader Robert Uon of Robert H. Bork, whose C. Byrd of West Virginia and Bv Bruce AAatzkIn raputation for brilliant legal scho­ Republican Leader Bob Dole of Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Herald Reporter larship could not overcome fears Kansas. Herald Reporter that he would fail to protect the However, Biden, D-Del., said he doubted that hearings and a confir­ Developers of the propo.sed Laserquest entertain­ BOLTON — How do you privacy and civil rights of like them potatoes? Americans. mation vote could be finished by the ment center on East Middle Turnpike will file an Myron Lee Sr,. 76, likes his > The 60-year-old appellate Judge time the Senate adjourns for the appeal in Superior Court seeking to overturn last thus became the 26th nominee in year. The Supreme Court is already week’s decision by the Zoning Board of Appeals, a just fine, thank you. hUtory to be denied confirmation to well into its 1987-88 term with only spokeswoman for the developer said Friday. Lee. who farms a small the high cou^. He was the lith eight of its nine seats filled. The ZBA ruled on Oct. 13 that Zoning Enforcement m : piece of land behind his bam candidate defeated by a vote of the Bork, in a statement issued at his Officer Thomas R. O’Marra was mistaken in a at 4 Tolland Road, has always full Senate. Judicial chambers, said, “ A time preliminary ruling in which he said the game center grown large potatoes. He Six Republicans Joined 52 Demo­ will come when 1 will speak to the would be a permitted use in the former Mott’s said that the person who lived question of the process due in these Shop-Rite building at 587 E. Middle Turnpike. My autobiography's nearly complete...1 crats in the largest negative vote in his house before him grew couldn’t remember what I was doina ever recorded for a Supreme Court matters, but that time is not now.” Jeanne Bromley, a spokeswoman for Laser Games His supporters had complained of Hartford Inc., said the appeal would be filed in them up to 2‘A pounds, and March 3, 1951 between 3:30 and 5 p.m.’ nominee. Forty Republicans and since he and Laura, his wife two Democrats voted for bitterly that the process was Superior Court in Hartford or Rockville within the next confirmation. distorted by an aggressive anti- week. for .M years, moved into their President Reagan, who nomi­ Bork campaign by liberal groups. Harold R. Cummings, the corporate director for house five years ago. his own nated Bork last July, said in a The Judge expressed his "deep Laser Games of Hartford, indicated after the Oct. 13 potatoes have weighed from Connecticat Weather statement issued at the White gratitude to President Reagan, to ZBA hearing that the company would challenge the a pound to a pound and a half. House, " I am saddened and disap­ the senators who supported me so ZBA’s decision in court. The decision to file an appeal. 'T v e got all big potatoes,” pointed that the Senate has bowed magnificently,, to all those in and however, was made only Thursday night, during a Lee said. •e ^*"*™*' E*6t«ni Interior, Sonihweil Interior: today to a campaign of political out of government who assisted me, meeting of the company’s officers, Bromley said. But last month. Lee dug up Saturday, partly sunny. High near 60. Saturday night pressure." and to the many Americans I will . brooming cloudy. A 40 percent chance of showers after Though O’Marra had ruled that the entertainment the biggest potato he's ever He said the confirmation process never meet who expressed their • midnight. Low in the mid 40s. Sunday, cloudy with a 50 center would be allowed under exisiting zoning seen — a 3‘A-pounder! had been "a spectacle of misrepres­ support so warmly.” percent chance of showers. High 55 to 60. regulations, he has rejected three building permit " I was kind of surprised,” entation and single-issue politics” ROBERT H. BORK Bork’s wife, Mary Ellen, along applications for the center because of questions about said Lee. Went Coastal, East Coastal; Saturday, partly sunny. that must not be repeated. . . . silent for now High around 60. Saturday night, becoming cloudy. A 40 with sons Robert and Charles, had the parking layout. O’Marra rejected the most Lee said he isn't sure if his "M y next nominee for the court been in the visitors' gallery earlier recent application this week because of the ZBA’s percent chance of showers after midnight. Low around potato is the biggest in the will share Judge Boric’s belief in Friday but did not stay for the vote. decision. That application, which was filed Sept. 29. 50. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of the end of next week. Eastland said history of Bolton. showers. High near 60. Judicial restraint — that a Judge is Attorney General Edwin Meese III In brief comments after the called for 57 parking spaces for Laserquest. a bound by the Constitution to inter­ "But it’s the biggest in Northwest Hills: Saturday, increasing cloudiness. talked with Reagan about a new Borks arrived home, Mrs. Bork reduction from the the two previous plans. The pret laws, not make them," Reagan appointment on Friday. said, “ The country has been reduction appeared to be intended to bypass the need quite a while, ” he said. High 55 to 60. Saturday night and Sunday, cloudy with a declared. chance of showers. Low in the mid 40s. White House Chief of Staff deprived of the talents of what for a special exception, which is required whenever the Lee grows several things Bork himself said he was “ glad Howard H. Baker Jr. said no .would have been maybe one of the use of a building changes and the use calls for more his garden, including straw­ the debate took place” because decision would be made until greatest Supreme Court justices than 60 parking spaces. berries. pumpkins, squash, "there is now a full and permanent Reagan consults Senate Demo­ ever.” cucumbers tomatoes, and record by which the future may A special exception can only be granted by the cratic as well as Republican Bork had insisted that the nomi­ peppers. Lottery Winners Judge not only me but the proper Planning and Zoning Commission after the PZC holds a leaders. nation be debated on the floor, even public hearing. Hearings on Laserquest in the past “ Potatoes and sweet com nature of a confirmation Senate Judiciary Committee proceeding." though a majority of the Senate have been dominated by vocal opponents of the game. are my specialty.” he said. Connecticut daily Friday: MO. Play Four: 44SS. Chairman Joseph R. Biden Jr., who already had gone on record oppos­ Lee has been a resident of Justice Department spokesman led anti-Bork forces on the Senate ing him. Bromley said Thursday that the company has not Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: *, 1, f. t $ , 81, 3S. Bolton ' all his life. Before Terry Eastland said Reagan proba­ floor, said after speaking with decided if and when it will file another building permit bly would appoint a new nominee by The debate lasted 25 hours over application. livinginhis present house, he Baker that the two would meet next three days. Meanwhile. Laser Games is challenging O’Marra’s lived across the street. He rejection of the company’s second building permit moved because he wanted to Index application to the Zoning Board of Appeals. In that acquire the 10 acres of land application, parking at the Laserquest site was split that went along with the Advice____ 20 1 or«( Reagan ponders next nominee into an area for employees and another forcustomers. house at 4 Tolland Road. . Automotive. 40-41 OhitiiariM K Each area had fewer than 60 spaces, although the total Lee said that he doesn’t Business__ 11-13 Opinion number was 74. plan on hanging on tohis pri7.e Herald photo bv Kooi Churches _ 16-18 Senior Cltlnma 10 as Democrats warn of a battle O’Marra ruled that the division did not change the potato forever. Classified _ 42-48 .Spnrta parking requirements under the zoning regulations. MYRON LEE SR.OF BOLTON " I think w e’ll eat it on Comics U8/Worirt 38-30 8-10 WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ urging Reagan and his advisers The ZBA is to hear Laser Games’ appeal at its . . . holds his 2.5-pound spud Thanksgiving.” he said. Connecticut__ J8-7 Weekend Plus Magazine dent Reagan is getUng conflicUng They recalled that Reagan chief “ not to make the Bork mistake of staff Howard H. Baker and meeting■ Von I I iMonday v i v i i u d ^ iiinight. | $ i i L . ______Entertainment, - 37 I Pullout 21*36 advice on how to pick a Supreme again.” He says Reagan should Attorney General Edwin Meese III Court nominee who won’t face the "nominate someone who is in the same rejection as befell Robert H. came to Capitol Hill last June and mainstream of constitutional presented them a list of about 15 Bork. jurisprudence.” Some Senate Democrats warn of possible candidates to succeed Shultz puzzled as summit plans fall apart Reagan gave a hint of his thinking retired Justice Lewis F. Powell. Manrlipatrr HpraW another bloodletting if Reagan in an off-the-cuff comment at a But they called that meeting a ^ ■ m . Cliavaff-anaHvaShevardnadze eaJH said agreement nn on suspend pnntttnipMnn construction n f of n ar a t radar la r in in DrOflramprogram and and had had badiv badly mi misread Rea­ doesn’t consult them first. But Republican fund-raising event in Continued from page I USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 21 sham because the very next day, intermediate-range weapons was Krasnoyarsk for 12 months and he hoped gan’s dedication to it. some Senate Republicans and Whippany, N. J., on Oct. 13: " I f I July 1, the Bork nomination was vardnadze. the Soviet foreign minister, “ beyond doubt” and a draft treaty could the United States would freeze work on a The official, speaking on condition of Penny M Sieffert, Publisher conservative groups say Reagan have to appoint another one. I ’ll try made. said the superpowers were close but be prepared in two or three weeks. similar unit in Scotland. Each country anonymity, said until Shultz came to Oouglai A Bevirit should stick to his instincts and not to find one that they’ll object to just Sheldon Cohen be tempted to give Democrats a Byrd said headvised the adminis­ could not quite agree on final details of a He said Gorbachev proposed a morat­ has accused the other of violating Moscow, the Soviets appeared willing to Enecutlv* Editor Composing Manager as much as they did to this one.” O e n lte A Roberts virtual veto. tration that Bork, although he treaty to scrap the medium- and orium beginning Nov. 1 on production, existing arms treaties by building the hold a Washington summit to sign the Robert H. Hubbard Asked what he meant by that, Advertising Director might ultimately win. would be­ testing and deployment of the medium- radars. intermediate-range missile treaty while Pressroom Manager What is needed, say some Bork Reagan told his news conference short-range missiles. Mark F Abraltls Jeanne Q. Fromerth come a "lightning rod.” “ We have made progress through and shorter-range weapons that would As Shultz left Moscow to confer with continuing to work on strategic weapons Business Msnager supporters in the Senate, is not Thursday night, ” I will try to find Circulation Manager consultation with Democrats but Biden said the administration some of the stickiest issues,” Shultz told be scrapped under such an agreement. European foreign ministers in and space defense issues. 5*"'' •’"•p* Sunday and osrtain holidays b y ^ somebody who is qualified in the was told that three candidates Gorbachev also made “ very impor­ Brussels, Shevardnadze said "all the In Washington, White House spokes­ M ancha^ l^bllshlng Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchester for conservatives to mount the same way as he is.” a news conference. ‘We are, 1 think both ‘ ‘would generate a firestorm, and tant new proposals” to Shultz on setting main issues connected with the elimina­ man Marlin Fitzwater said: “ The issue ^ n n , 0S040_8econd class postage paid at Manchester. Conn same kind of intense public cam­ At the White House Friday, Chief sides agree, virtually there.” f i rst a mong them was Judge Bork." He said the superpowers still were levels for different types of strategic tion of medium- and shorter-range seems to be whether or not Gorbachev D « 2•* changes td the Manchester Herald. paign that liberal organizations of Staff Howard Baker told repor­ P O Box set. Mancheatsr. Conn. 08040 But conservatives such as arms, he said. missiles have been resolved in princi­ wants to come to the United States for a waged so effectively against Bork. ters that he thought Reagan would hung up on verification procedures, but "ywdontrecelveyourHeraldbySp m weekdaysor7:30a m "Hell, no,” Sen. Gordon Humph­ Humphrey said the administration differences over the U.S. program to Each superpower would be limited to ple,” the official Soviet news agency summit. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unable to not make a decision "until after shouldn’t even go as far as last develop the “ Star Wars” space-based 3,000-3,300 warheads for ballistic mis­ Tass reported. “ He has raised the SDI roadblock. reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0046 by 6p m rey. R-N.H., said when asked if the there has been an opportunity to time. missile defense shield was the chief siles, 1,800-2,000 for submarine- The treaty, on which Shultz and Certainly he knows that the president is weekdays tor dellvary In Manchester White House should consult Senate consult with the leadership and the Democrats. Democrats, Humphrey said, will obstacle. launched weapons and 800-900 for cruise Sheverdnadze announced an agreement not going to make SDI a bargaining relevant jurisdictional never accept a nomineee “ consist­ missiles carried on strategic bombers, in principle after meeting in Washington chip.” $23 tOforthrwmonths,$46 20torslxmonthaand$02,40tbrone "W e shouldn’t accommodate De­ Republicans.” “ Gorbachev is apparently not yet y ^ r Senior citizsn rates and mall ratss are available on requssl. mocratic views,” Humphrey said. ent with Republican views on what satisfied, partly in the area of space Shevardnadze told reporters. last month, would eliminate all super­ At Reykjavik, Iceland, a year ago, • PlAksItled or display advertlsemsnt. or to report a Senate Majority Leader Robert "It would make things worse. The a justice should stand for.” defense,” the secretary said. "These data are very close to power missiles with ranges between 315 Reagan and Gorbachev came close to n ^ Item story or picture Idea, call 643-2711 . Ottlce hours are C. Byrd. D-W.Va., and Judiciary and 3,125 miles. Most of those missiles agreement not only on intermediate- 6:30a.m to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. Democrats would insist on every­ Sen. Robert'T. Stafford of Ver­ The issue also has come up in talks on positions that have been repeatedly Committee Chairman Joseph R. mont, a Republican senator oppos­ expressed by representatives of the U.S. are deployed in Europe. range missiles, but on a SO-percent The Manr^aatar Herald la a member ot the Associated Press thing being cleared in advance.” Biden Jr., D-Del., urged the White reducing strategic, or long-range, nu­ ^ Audit Bureau ot Circulations and the New England ing the nomination, said the presi­ clear forces. Gorbachev agreed in adminstration,” he said. A senior U.S. official told The reduction in strategic forces and even­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- House to avoid another controver­ Newspaper Association. ^ Mass., a key figure in the maneuv­ dent needs to find a new nominee February to separate those talks from The foreign minister said Gorbachev Associated Press that Gorbachev tual elimination of their nuclear sial nomination by consultating arsenals ers that brought Bork down, is who would be conservative but not negotiations on intermediate weapons. told Shultz the Soviet Union was ready to sought to "crack” the Star Wars with them. an ideologue. Loc:al News In Brief C op union Film lab exposes Cdpsuirest 2 at Parkade Blk«rt help Hemlocks Center endorses ~ a child molester Two men were arrested Wednes­ The fall foliage bicycle tour raised about 911,000 for day night after police found them the Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center in Hebron. PLYMOU’TH — A 32-year-oid local man was five Dems snorting cocaine in a car parked in Mid Kelly Pllck, special events coordinator for the arrested Friday following a three-month investigation East Seal Society of Connecticut. that began when a photo-processing lab alerted police the Broad Street Parkade. The Manchester Police Union has Edward Beaver. 25. of Hartford, Money raised by the tour will go toward the camp’s that the man and his wife had sent in film of nude endorsed five Democratic candi­ and Walter Clyde Lockhart. 25. of buddy system program, she said. The program allows children for developing, authorities said. dates forelection to the town Board Bloomfield, were charged with disabled students to bring a non-disabled friend to the Nikolai Zarick was being held in lieu of 9100,000 bond of Directors, the union president possession of cocaine and drug center for a weekend. The program attempts to help on 16 counts of risk of injury to a minor, one count of said Friday. paraphernalia Beaver was also alleviate some of the stereotypes connected with second-degree assault and two counts of fourth-degree disabilltes, she said. President Edward Wilson said sexual assault, police said. charged with possession of the union has endorsed Stephen T. J-X' marijuana. The Easter Seal Society held the annual event on Oct. Authorities also obtained an arrest warrant charging 4 and 11. Cassano, Peter P. DiRosa, James his wife, Robin Zarick, with 21 counts of risk of injury to Police said that they observed the F. Fogarty, Kenneth N. Tedfoid, a minor and eight counts of second-degree sexual two .suspects sitting in a car Police Exerdse claM offered and Mary Ann Handley. assault, Hartford State's Attorney John M. Bailey said. suspected that Beaver was seiling All are incumbents except Mary Mrs. Zarick remained at large Friday evening, Bailey cocaine because he had been to his The Manchester health department has scheduled Ann Handley. said car a few minutes earlier with two exercise classes at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ The union interviewed Mayor The Zaricks allegedly convinced parents to allow other people, police said Center, S49 E. Middle ’Turnpike, on Monday, Barbara B. Weinberg, but would their children to pose as models and then photographed Poiice said that when they pulled Wednesday, and Friday from 1; IS to 2:15 p.m. not give her an endorsement the children nude. Bailey said. He stressed that the in front of Beaver’s car. he and Gasses are also scheduled Nov. 2, Nov. 4. and Nov. 6 because of her involvement in last parents didn’t know thefr children were being Lockhart tried to conceal some­ at the senior center from 1:15 to 2; IS p.m. year's sentencing of convicted photographed nude. thing under the seat. When an Also, a "Coping With Changes” workshop is narcotics offender Stephen The charges involve four children — two girls ages 7 officer opened the car door, he Massaro. scheduled at the senior center for Nov. 5 from 10 to 11 and 9. and two boys ages 11 and 12. Bailey said. found a short straw and a $I bill a.m. Weinberg last year proWded a Authorities confiscated photographs of other children with white residue on it. poiice said character reference and requested who have not yet been identified, Bailey said. He asked Police said they also found a half SpagfMttI supper set leniency for Massaro, arrested that anyone whose child might have been photograhed gram of white powder on Beaver after 9^,000 worth of cocaine was by the Zaricks to contact the Plymouth police or his The powder, the residue on the SI seized from his family’s bill, and residue on the straw tested BOLTON — A spaghetti supper with entertainment office. restaurant. will be served on Nov. 6 at the Bolton Elementary A film lab in Auburn, Mass., notified police there positive for cocaine. Beaver and Lockhart were both School sponsored by the Bolton ABCs, an arts, band The police union contended that about the rolls of film in August, Bailey said. reieased on IS.(MM) non-surety and chorus support group. There will be two seatings, W e ln b ^ was "abusing her posi­ % Authorities were able to obtain statements from the bonds. They are scheduled to 5:30 and 7 p.m. Tickets are $4, general admission and 93 tion and was committing a disser­ children only recently, Bailey said. He declined to say vice" to Manchester residents, the appear in Manchester Superior for senior citizens and children 10 and under. For where the children are from. endoresement announcement read. Court Wednesday tickets, call 647-1306. The event is a fund-raiser for the Authorities confiscated 63 rolls of film early in the group. Candidates who asked for Man­ Emmanuel N. Amadife, a student at the University of investigation, he said. The U.S. attorney’s office is also The Baseball Hall of Fame was chester Police Union endorsements investigating for possible prosecution on child Connecticut, talks to students about hunger in Nigeria, established in 1939 in Cooperstown. were Invited to a meeting Monday. pornography charges, Bailey said. Only candidates who came for his homeland. N Y interviews were given endorse­ Calendars ments, Wilson said. Endorsements were based on EMERGENCY interview responses, past records Bennet students look O bitnaties Fire — Police — Medical Manchester and previous experiences police Monday . have had with candidates. at the world’s hungry DIAL 911 Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room. 3 p.m. The announcement described the Robert S. Wyse In Manchester five candidates as "exceptional Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing By Andrew J. Davis Robert S. Wyse. 21. of 12 Dearborn Drive, died early room, 7 p.m. members of the community, highly not enough rain," he said. ‘It qualified to represent the people of Herald Reporter depends so much on the land. If the Friday morning from injuries sustained in an Commission on Aging, Manchetser Senior Citizens’ automobile accident on Route 6 in Columbia. Center, 7:30 p.m. the TPwn of Manchester." crops die, the cows and cattle die. Vote NO on Helping the hungry and the He was bom in Hartford June 8.1966. and had lived in Board of Education. Bowers School, 141 Princeton People then move one place to homeless of the world was this another.” Manchester most of his live. MILLIONS for St., 7:30 p.m. Local man, 21, dies He was assistant support and services supervisor for ‘nieaday year’ s theme at United Nations in Columbia crash Recognition Day at Bennet Junior To help solve the hunger problem Day. Berry and Howard, a Hartford law firm. He was a MILLIONAIRES Town-Eighth District negotiating committees. Bow­ High School. in the country of more than 35 member of St. Bridget Church and attended St. Bridget ers School, 141 Princeton St., 7:30 p.m. A Manchester man was killed and million people, efforts are being and St. James schools, and graduated from St. James. The school celebrated the day on v o te ’’ N O ” on Pitkin Glass Committee, Lincoln Center gold room a South Windsor man seriously made to focus on agriculture. Cocoa He graduated from East Catholic High School in 1984. Herald photo by Kool Friday, though it is not officially 7:30 p.m. injured Thursday night when the beans, peanuts and palm oil are At the time of his death. he was a student at Manchester Wednesday car they were in ran off Route 6. recognized around the country until some of the country’s major MALL BOND today. Students at the school gave Community College. Raking It In Eighth District electors. Eighth District firehouse. east of the Route 66 junction in exports. He is survived by his father. William D. Wyse of Primed in th« Public Inierent for Good talks, heard speeches and saw a Heelfh by Michael Dworkin 7:30 p.m. Columbia. Broad Brook; his mother and stepfather. Sue and film on the problems of world "W e’re trying to get people to Gary Cote and his son. Dana Cote. 4, rake leaves Friday Envirof-mentallsi Ludlow Rd Thursday ’The driver, Robert Wyse, 21, of 12 James Jones of Manchester; two brothers. James L. Mane healer Republican subcommittee, Lincoln Center gold Dearborn Drive, was pronounced hunger throughout the day. farm ," Amadife said, "so they are in front of their home on North Elm Street. not dependent on the government ” Wyse and Larry A. Wyse. both of Manchester; two room. 8 p.m. dead at the scene. Stephen So­ ’The main speaker of the day was sisters, Gayle Jagoda of Madison and Patricia rensen, 21. of South Windsor, was Emmanuel N. Amadife. a political He plans to return to Nigeria Davignon of Conway. Mass.: a maternal grandmother Andover taken to Hartford Hospital with science graduate student at the after he finishes school in 1990. and paternal grandmother: three nephews and two head injuries and a punctured lung, University of Connecticut. Ama­ Students also spoke on world nieces. No meetings scheduled. police said. Hospital officials listed dife, 25. spoke on the hungry and ’The funeral will be Monday at 9: IS a.m. from the him in critical condition on Friday homeless in his native country hunger and how the United Natioh-s has helped try to solve it. Watkins Funeral Home, 142E. Center St., followed by a The car was traveling westbound Nigeria. mass of Chnstian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Bolton on Route 6 when it ran off the road A member of the Ibo tribe, "One in eight people — over 500 Clnirch. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. SNOW PLOWING into the left median and rolled over Monday Amadife said the weather played million — are starving.” said Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. several times before stopping, Public Building Commission. Community Hall, 7; 30 Vickie Simmons, a member of the police said. the ipost important role in his p.m. country’s survival. school’s Multi-Culture Club, which Senior Gtizens’ Committee. Bentley Memorial The cause of the accident is still sponsored the event. "That’s twice Patricia A. Pariapiano under Investigation. “ There’s either too much rain or Library. 7:30 p.m, as many as 10 years ago.” Patricia A. (McDonnell) Pariapiano, 47. of 160 ^ h e Wednesday Wethereil St., the wife of Michael Pariapiano. died Conservation Commission — Inland Wetlands unexpectedly at Rockville General Hospital on Friday. Agency. Herrick Memorial Park. 7:30 p.m. Two Bolton men sue cops on detention Bom in Manchester, she was a lifelong resident. She worked as a buyer for the Carlyle Johnson Machine ’Two Bolton men plan to sue the Shluger said the men’s car was also Co., Manchester. Coventry U S. District Court in Hartford. residential c o m m e r c ia l in d u s tr ia l CONTHACTOMS town for what they allege was a searched without a search warrant. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, false arrest at Papa Joe’s Giant Officer Gary J. Wood, a spokes­ Monday "The police were suspicious that man for the Manchester Police Michael C. Pariapiano of Storrs, Matthew J. Grinders and Pizzas in September, Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office the young men might have commit­ Department, could not be reached Pariapiano and Francis P. Pariapiano. both of according to a notice filed by their Residential • Commercial Industrial Building. 7:30 p.m. ted a crime.” Shluger said. He for comment Friday night. Manchester; two brothers, the Rev. Francis McDon­ Steering Committee. Town Office Building. 7:30 p m attorney in the town clerk’s office declined to be more specific about nell of St. Francis Church in New Britain and Chuck this week. In his notice to the town, Shluger From Driveways to Large Lota ’lYiesday the circumstances surrounding the wrote that, as a result of the McDonnell of Manchester: and a sister, Mary Mason of Glen Safranek and Andrew Fish Veterans Memorial Commission. Town Office incident. officers’ actions, Safranek suffered Manchester were detained at the East Middle Fully Insured — Free Estimates Building. 7:30 p.m Although the two men were not back injuries and "an aggravation The funeral will be Monday at 9:30 a.m. from the ’Turnpike .-estaurant on Sept. 18, Republican Town Committee. Town Office Buildins charged with any crime, Shluger John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., assaulted by police officers and of an existing condition,” and Fish 7:30 p.m said he considers their detention a “ sustained a shock to his nervous followed by a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at the searched and handcuffed without a Thnrsday form of false arrest. He said a system.” Both men “ suffered hu­ Church of the Assumption, with burial in St. James CALL 643-2659 n o w . any probable cause, said Hartford Board of Education. Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m. complaint seeking an unspecified miliation, embarrassment and dis­ Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4and 7 to attorney Kenneth L. Shluger amount in damages will be filed in tress," Shluger said. 9 p.m. «• Coimccticiit in Brief Rafter is battling power firm Lawmakers urge Contractor won’t halt lift-slab Lleberman challenge certain? after watching profits dry up WASHINGTON (AP) - A Flor­ using the method, said Peter M. L ’Ambiance, according to criminal charges ida contractor said Friday he will Vanderk.laauw, company Vanderklauuw. HARTFORD — Despite a statement by the chairman not temporarily halt use of a president. He added that Liftplate builds of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, K E N T — When Northeast UUli- construction method used at L ’Am­ Vanderklaauw said he told Pen­ structures two to four stories high. aides to state Attorney General Joseph I. Lleberman ties diverts water around the Bull’s In fatal collapse Bridge Gorge to power one of its biance Piaza, rejecting the advice dergrass in a letter Wednesday that L ’Ambiance was to be 16 stories. say no decision has been made to challenge Republican there was no need to stop and Vanderklaauw said his company Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. net year. hydroelectric plants on the Housa- HARTFO RD (AP) — Three Connecticut of federal safety officials. Assistant Labor Secretary John review Liftplate’s procedures be­ has Just finished one Florida Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., the committee tonic River, Peter Dostie sees his congressmen said Friday that the state should A. Pendergrass, in announcing cause the company already is in project and plans to begin lifting chairman, said Thursday in Washington, D.C., that profits drying up along with the seriously consider filing criminal charges against river. contractors involved in the deadly collapse of a record fines against contractors in compliance with federal standards, next week on a four-story state Lleberman "Is going to be running against Lowell lottery building in Tallahassee. Weicker” in 1988. Dostie, president of North Ameri­ construction project in Bridgeport. the Bridgeport, Conn., buiiding adding that the two companies used can Whitewater Expeditions, has collapse, said ’Thursday that the completely different lift-slab OSHA said Texstar failed to Deborah Graham, spokeswoman for the Democratic “It appears to me that the crimes of involuntary been trying to convince the utility government advised the two U.S. techniques. conduct engineering tests to make Senatorial Campaign Committee said of Lleberman on manslaughter, negligent homicide and reckless company to open the floodgates on companies that use the lift-slab "We see no reason why we should sure its Jacking system could safely Friday; “ He’s planning to run. He’s talking to endangerment were committed in the conduct Its dam several hours a week to fill method to stop until the Jacking stop,” he said. hoist massive concrete floors from people.... We’re very confident that he’s going to be a leading to the L ’Ambiance Plaza tragedy,” Rep. The OSHA request was not the ground into position above. candidate.” the majestic gorge with enough systems have been tested. Bruce Morrison, D-3rd District, said in a letter to Investigators said they found the water for his Whitewater raft Texstar Construction (k)rp. of binding. Although they said Lleberman is in the race, aides to Fairfield County State’s Attorney Donald A. Texstar systems did not comply expeditions. ’ San Antonio, Texas, the subcon­ Vanderklaauw said Liftplate’s the attorney general continue to insist that no final Browne. with the standard that such sys­ After months of acrimonious tractor at L ’Ambiance that was construction method, although a decision has been made. Lieberman’s spokesman tems should be able to hold 2.5 times negotiations, the mustachioed en- "Homicide — that’s what we have here,” heavily fined, has no lift-slab type of lift-slab, “ Is fundamentally James E. Kennedy said Lleberman will announce his the anticipated capacity. trepeneur recently filed a com­ Morrison told reporters at a state Capitol news projects currently, said Chris different from the system used in intentions after the November municipal elections. Vanderkaauw said his company plaint with federal regulators alleg­ conference. He said he did not want to be accused (Seckier, company vice president. Bridgeport.” "He hasn’t publicly, deflnitely committed to it,” meets the 2.5 standard. ing that Northeast Utilities has of pre-Judging the contractors. He refused to say if the company Kennedy said. "But he’s very seriously considering it. "We are convinced our method of That’s about all I can say about it now.” failed to live up to terms in its plant would comply with the request Liftplate does not use the same He said a grand Jury may be necessary to type of Jack connections that construction Is safer than conven­ This week, the Democratic State Central Committee liclense requiring it to preserve the determine if criminal charges are warranted as a before the next project. river and surrounding forest for apparently failed at L ’Ambiance, tional methods,” he said. passed a resolutionstronglyurgingLlebermantoenter result of the April 23 collapse of L ’Ambiance The other lift-slab company, triggering the April collapse that OSHA spokesman Terry Mikel- the race. recreation. Plaza, which killed 28 construction workers. Dostie, a Hamden resident who Liftplate International Inc. of Mi­ left 28 workers dead. The company son said the agency has "no reason State to open AIDS homes aiso builds high-priced houses fora During an unrelated appearance in Groton. ami, which had no connection with also has built-in safeguards and to believe that they haven’t” living, insists he is as concerned Reps. Christopher Shays. R-4th District, and John L ’Ambiance. has no plans to stop warning alarms that did not exist at complied. BRIDGEPORT — Lucie McKinney, widow of the about the environment as he is G. Rowland. R-5th District, also urged t4oals to first congressman known to have died of AIDS, and about profits. determine if criminal charges should be filed state Human Resources Commissioner Elliot A. "They are drying up the gorge against the builders. Ginsberg announced plans Friday to open two homes completely at a time when we don’t Federal officials released findings Thursday of for victims of the fatal disease. have a lot of resourcesleft,” Dostie their Investigation into the collapse, concluding "There have been cases in Connecticut of AIDS said Wednesday, standing out of the there had been "serious disregard for basic, victims dying without a home, family, or any rain on the covered bridge that fundamental engineering practices” on the Job kind of support,” Ginsberg said. "Those who cannot overlooks the gorge. site prior to the collapse. find hospital accommodation have faced the reality of "Northeast Utilities is ripping off dying alone in a rooming house or shelter.” the outdoor enthusiasts in Connecti­ The federal Occupational Safety and Health Although sites have not yet been selected, the homes cut,” Dostie said. "It’s the hikers on Administration assessed a record $5.11 million in will be located in New Haven and southern Fairfield the Appalachian Trail, it’s the civil fines against the contractors. County. Officials said they hoped to open the homes by photographers, it’s everyone who On Thursday, Deputy Chief State’s Attorney next spring. Wants to step outside and look at Domenick Gailuzzo said Browne would be The 1987 General Assembly set aside 1850,000 for the something like this and not see it reviewing the OSHA report with an eye toward project, Ginsberg said. dried up by Northeast Utilities.” AP photo possible criminal charges. The gorge is accessible from a Gov. William A. O’Neill said it was too eariy to Man arraated In 65 burglaries narrow road off Route 7 and from Peter Dostie, president of the North American say whether criminal charges were warranted. the Appalachian Trail, which runs Whitewater Expeditions, stands near Bull’s Bridge Gorge “If there is evidence that cails for it, it shaii be above the gorge on one side. TAVES BETHANY — A man wanted on 65 burglary and on the Housatonic River, where he is fighting to get done,” O’Neill told reporters. “ I have to rely on... other counts was arrested Friday at his hornet where The Bull’s Bridge Dam above the our building inspectors, the state police, the authorities had found about $50,000 worth of stolen gorge was built in 1904 by Connecti­ Northeast Utilities to reiease more water through dam state’s atlorneys and they’re ali iooking at this property last month, state police said. cut Light ft Power, Northeast floodgates so he can conduct more rafting trips. particular time.” Harold Furbish, 42, of Waterbury was held on $10,000 Utilities’ Connecticut subsidiary. A "I would fully support... a call fora grand jury bond pending an appearance Wednesday in New Haven canal diverts most of the water descending on the area on the investigation,” Rowland said, caliing the $5.11 from the dam to a power plant ecology of the gorge and surround­ Superior Court on 27 counts of burglary. 35 counts of weekends to do Whitewater raft­ million in fines “ peanuts when you look at the downriver. ing hemlock forest is too fragile to I larceny and three counts of tampering with a miotor ing,” Jacqueline Harris, an NU lives of 28 men gone.” Enough water spills over the dam accommodate his bigger plans, she | vehicle, police said. spokeswoman, said Wednesday. said. Shays agreed, saying that “ to just fine the State police spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lewis said the into the gorge during the spring Kent First Selectwoman Mau­ The utility is studying the possi­ companies and not hold those who made these arrest resulted from a search of Furbish’s home on floods for Dostie to run raft trips in reen Brady said she has doesn’t bility of building a second plant that I very harmful decisions unaccountable is to me a Sept. 22. The search turned up property allegedly April. May and June. Atthattimeof mind Dostie’s running expeditions would nearly triple its current 7.21 clear mistake. stolen in the course of residential burglaries in Bethany year, the water rushing over a a few weekends a year. But the output. "There should be the investigation and I wouid and Prospect. Lewis said. mile-long stretch of rocks makes suspect that there will possibly be criminal for the only Class 4 and S charges brought forward and 1 think there shouid Whitewater rapids in Connecticut, be.” Shays said. Van Norttrand Is Kemp aide Dostie said. 'DO YOU NOTrCE-YOUR TAXES ACTUALLY SO DOWN’ But then the water dries up. HARTFO RD — Former state House Speaker R.E. MICHAEL'S PRODUCE leaving nothing but a burbling Van Norstrand of Darien and retired New York Giants brook meandering through the Fresh Quality Fruit & Produce football great Andy Robustelli of Stamford were exposed granite rocks and named Connecticut co^hairmen of Jack Kemp’s Governor: Tax cuts boulders. Republican presidential campaign Friday. V O TE “ NO” Dostie has run rafting expedi­ on Van Norstrand, now House minority leader at large, 24 Hour Phone — 742-7483 tions through the gorge during the depend on economy said Kemp, a New York congressman and former spring since 1984 — at $75 a person. M A L L BOND professional football player, has the ability to "mold Home Phone — 742-3024 But Dostie, whose company also together a cross section of American citizens.” HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A O’Neill said conducts Whitewater expeditions Robustelli called Kemp “ an astute economist” and Friday that the volatile national economy could on three rivers in Maine, wants to "a great leader on and off the field.” I'^^pelivery to Hartford and. preclude tax cuts next year by the General Assembly. be able to run trips through Bull’s FICTION: FACT: Sen. Thomas Scott. R-Milford, a Kemp-Connecticut Bridge Gorge into the summer and O’Neill has said he’d like to be able tocut taxes in 1988 vice chairman, said Kemp is. more than Vice fall. East of the River — a legislative election year — and he’d also like to The taxpayers will sc^ an Because of the nature of the bonds most President George Bush, "the heir apparent to the increase state aid to cities and townsto help them hold Immediate benefit to the citizens will not see a dime’s worth of Reagan legacy.” Northeast Utilities officials say down property taxes. Grand List once the prolect benefit from the prolect. Even the Town the company is living up to license • Restaurants • Public requirements that it maintain a His budget office is now in the process of putting Is completed. has conceded the payback period for the certain water flow through the • Stores institutions together the 1988-89 state budget, which will be bonds with complete development will be Weicker, Dodd vote against Boric gorge and preserve the area for submitted to the General Assembly in February. nearly 15 years. The initial upfront cost of WASHINGTON — Connecticut's two U.S. senators recreation use. "We were hoping that there might be consideration the development/ related police and fire both voted with the majority on Friday in the 58-42 roil The real problem, they say. is ^Personalized Service — of tax reductions at the state level (but) maybe there protection/ road construction/ will result In call by which the Senate rejected the nomination of that local officials don’t want the won’t be,” O’Neill said. "We’ll have to play it as we see an Immediate negative tax Impact. Robert Bork to the Supreme Court. power company to accommodate Hand Selected it as we go toward February.” Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr.. R-Conn.. was among six Dostie’s plan to bring in as many as He said be doubted spending would increase as much Republicans who voted egainst Bork and Sen. 100 peo^e a day on weekends Look for my ad under “Good Things to Eat’ as it did for 1987-88, when it went up by 15 percent. Christopher Dodd. D-Conn., was among 52 Democrats during much of the year. in Classified every dayl "The governor said he hoped President Reagan’s Sponsored In tho Intorost of Public Hooltb, 5 to oppose confirmation. "They don't want a lot of people decision to consider all options for bringing the federal MIchool Dworkin/ Envlronmontallst/ 256 Ludlow Rd./ Monchostor. deficit under control, including tax increases, would help stabiliae the economy. As gulf attacks ■* U.S./World In Brief THESE SURROUNDING BUSINESSES : r , i JOIN IN CONGRATULATING continue, U.S. ■i‘, vi'ti’ • Lasers could blast U.S. satellites THE SALVATION ARMY ON 100 YEARS!! IM i' », 1 ^ WASHI^fGTON — Ground-based lasers in the Soviet ‘VV’ V V Union are powerful enough to destroy U.S. satellites in hints retaliation low-earth orbit and even damage sensors on satellites tv orbiting at altitudes of 22,300 miles, an Air Force MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — An Iranian ipeedboat general said Friday. attacked and aet afire a Panamanian-flagged tanker Such laser capability is Just one of many reasons the BIBLES & BOOKS early Saturday in the aouflwm ftrsian Gulf, United States needs to expand its launch capabilities gulf-baaed ahipping aourcea aaid. There were no . 'f'/ TOUR CMRVTUN 8UFRLV CENTER and take other actions to protect its space “ assets” in immediate reporta of caaualtiea. ^IIDV V the event of a war, warned Gen. John L. Piotrowski, the Marine aalvage executivea, who apoke on condition head of the U.S. Space Command. MANCHStTER. CT OROAO 643-2401 of anonymity, aaid the S8.000-ton Greek-owned As the nation recovers from the space shuttle Proaperventure L waa attacked about 2:50 a.m. off jlJflUVi! .V V...VVW Challenger disaster and recent failures with un­ Dubai. In apeedboat attacka, the Iraniana uaually fire T«l l2a))«W9914 manned Titan 34D rockets, it should begin launching M9^«620 rocket-propelled grenadea or machine guna. 4 i military satellites as “ spares,” ready for immediate On Friday, an oil executive announced that Kuwait ia m use if the Soviets begin destrojdng operating satellites, MANCHESTER PET CENTER building a defenae line of Hawk aurface-t6-air miaailea Piowtrowski said. VERY LAROe SELECTION OF SUPPLIES CHANG JIANG in hopea of deatroying inconning Iranian Silkworma PROFESSIONAL 000 A CAT FOODS The Pentagon also must somehow convince ChittRse HtMtaurant before they reach the abeikdom’acoaatal oil terminala. IAM8 • EUKANUBA (in gress to allow further development and testing of One of Iran's top leaders indirectly acknowledged an American anti-satellite killer rocket to serve as a Iranian responsibility for missile attacks on Kuwait 667 MAIN STREET MASTERCARD VISA I f i k 822-824 Main Su m I deterrent to Soviet aggression in space, he added. MANCHESTER. CT 00040 AMERICAN EXPRESS CH U N CHOI KWOK Manchnirr. Conn ONMO and indicated they would stop If Kuwait declared neutrality in the Iran-Iraq war WNJJAM 8AAY A U.S naval convoy with a military-chartered Teamsters may shape ’88 election (2CO) 07S-SOOO RES 19-5221 tanker steamed north toward the central gulf island of MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The realliance of the (20S) 643-5017 SUS Bahrain. The tanker was to take on fuel for the fleet of AP photo Teamsters union and its multimlllion-dollar political U.S warships stationed outside the gulf in what was war chest with the AFL-CIO will give organized labor ujcCcxs called a routine supply mission. Shirley Sulton, left, is comforted by her wanger’s son, Freddie Haltiwanger, was more clout going into the 1988 election, union leaders MARLOW’S The convoy began Its Journey Thursday night at DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY mother, Medglen Haltiwanger during a one of 291 U.S. Marines and sailors said Friday. WATCH AND iXWELRY REPAIR "First for Everything Since 1911" about the same time the 12th escort of reflagged memorial service at the Beirut Memorial killed in the bombing of the U.S. Marine But the anticipated return of the Teamsters to the Kuwaiti tankers passed out of the gulf AFL-CIO three decades after it was expelled for 867 Main Street • Manchester, Conn. Friday near the entrance to Camp 600 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CT 00040 The tanker. Motor Vessel Patriot was escorted by the barracks in Beirut four years ago. alleged corruption does nothing to diminish the U.S. frigates Ford. Flatley and Rents, the amphibious Johnson in Jacksonville, N.C. Haiti- problem of agreeing on a suitable presidential assault ship Guadalcanal and the guided-missile candidate to carry labor’s banner, they added. QUANTITY DISCOUNTS SPECIAL ORDERS destroyer US8 Kidd. - — . “ I don’t think they (the Teamsters) are settled any Also Friday, the U S Tlavy demonstrated the more on a candidate than us or anyone else,” said capabilities of the Kidd, its most powerfuHnm Beirut attack is memoriaiized Jerry Clark, political director of the AFL-CIO’s largest the gulf, to members of a Pentagon press pool PERSONAL TEE WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. union, the million-plus-member American Federation mSONALIZeO s p o r t s a n d f u n w e a r And in Washington, the State Department said U.S. “ We’ve come to Join with you in remembering all the families of officials Joined more than 50 of State, County and Municipal Employees. L T-SHIRTS • SWEAT SHIRTS • CAPS > ETC. forces in the gulf were taking measures to prevent what surely should be a common those who died as a result of war or families of victims of terrorism for Nevertheless, Clark and several other political threatened suicide bombings by pro-Iranian radicals. pledge, a commitment, never to acts of terrorism. an emotional tribute Friday to forget in our hearu, minds and activists meeting here a the AFL-CIO’s annual S29 MAIN STREET “ We feel pretty confident about our ability to knock Carmella LaS^ada, chairman of MANCHESTER. CT 06040 96i face in potential damage." The hourlong ceremony in Laingen Joined with Peggy Say, victims of terrorism. Iran has hit three targets in Kuwait with the nearby Arlington NaUonal Ceme­ whose brother, Terry Anderson, “ International terrorism is the diineae-built Silkworms in Just over a week; a tery. which attracted representa- chief Bliddle East correspondent of ultimate abuse of human rights Guerrillas seize news agency Uves of the State Department and The Associated Press, has been because its vicUms are innocent.” U.S.-owned tanker flying the Uberian flag Oct. 15, the LIMA, Peru — Armed pro-Chiban guerrillas occupied all branches of the armed forces, held hostage since March 16.1995, Ms. LaSpada said. “ We owe our PearlsTV AND APPLIANCES U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti tanker tea Isle City the next day a French news agency’s office Friday and held 17 marked the fourth anniversary of a in offering prayers for peace. loved ones the promise that we will and. on Thursday, Kuwait’s offshore loading terminal people at gunpoint while a statement condemning the for supertankers. suicide-bombing attack in Beirut Anderson is among eight Ameri­ strive for humankind’s most elu­ 663 2171 that killed 241 American government was transmitted. 649 MAIN s t r e e t ' FOR 45 cans still held hostage in the Middle sive goal and recommit ourselves DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER YEARS On Monday, in retaliation for the tea Isle City attack, A few minutes before the Agence France-Presse servicemen. East. to peace.” four U.S. warhips. including the Kidd, attacked and office was invaded, other members of the Tupac destroyed two Iranian oil platforms in the gulf. “ We’ve come here today to this “ I ask that you pray to our John Knipple, whose son. Marine PHONE (203)0464541 M M OuNm sorrowful, yet heauUfUl place to Amaru guerrilla group took over the suburban radio R«g. P.H Aboard the Guadalcanal. Capt. Frank M. Diiren Jr. leaders and give them the power to CpI. James Knipple was among remember the hurt, the anxiety of station Onda Popular, locked eight employees in a said there had been a “slight decrease” in Iranian resolve conflicts with peace and not those killed in the terrorist attack those whose loved ones have fallen restroom and broadcast a taped political message, naval activity since then. “ I've seen a slight reduction war,” Mrs. Say said. on Oct. 23, 1983, said the incident MANCHESTER DRUG victim to terrorism,” said Bruce police said. In maritime activity, but it doesn’t mean it’s going to The ceremony, called “ A Time of was “ devastating, and it shattered ft SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. Laingen, a career foreign service No injuries were reported in brief takovers, which stay that w ay." Remembrance.” was sponsored by the illusion that' terrorists operate OSTOMY « 8UROICAL 8UFPUE8 THE SALVATION ARMY officer who was among S3 Ameri­ No Greater Love, a non-proflt and occurred a few hours after rebels planted booby- Hours later, word came of the speedboat attack. from back alleys'without organiza­ trapp^ Tupac Amaru flags on three Lima bridges. Sources said the blase spread from the stricken cans taken hostage in Iran in 1979. non-partisan group dedicated to tion or visible means of support.” MANCHESTER CITADEL Police said they disarmed the explosive charges. 717MAM8T vessel’s engine room to some of the vessel’s tanks If About 15 members of Peru’s main rebel movement, a Robwt 6. MeComwO. C.F. MANCHESTER. CT 00040 1887-1987 was not known if the tanker was carrying oil Maoist group called Shining Path, attacked a police The salvage executives said the strike apparently post in the mountains east of Lima, on Friday and was in retaliation for an Iraqi attack on an Iranian Subsidize wounded an officer, authorities reported. HARRISONS STATIONERS tanker, which Tehran announced earlier this week They said the battle at San Jeronimo de Tunan, 10 The U.S -made Hawks are anti-aircraft weapons, but HOMEOWNERS miles north of Huancayo, lasted half an hour and the a military expert in London told The Associated Press guerrillas fled in two trucks. Huancayo is 135 miles east A m ^ u x n i i u x e . they should be effective against the slow-moving NOT HOMARTS of lim a. MAPV 8TRCET MANCHCSTEP. CT OOOAO Silkworm missiles, which Iran fires from occupied |a03| B 4 B -7 S 7 a Iraqi territory about 50 miles away Both missile Vote - NO - on 115 IM n 8U«a1 •10 M iln SUm I systems are nearly SO years old Reagan thanks Jessica rescuers M m oh W lif, CT 06040 ManohMtor, CT 000 Iran has hit three targets in Kuwait with the MALL BOND WASHINGTON — President Reagan on Friday Chinese-built rockets in Just over a week: a US.-owned 049-4501 P'inted 't' thfl Public *0' GOO<3 praised three Labor Department employees involved tanker flying the Liberian flag Oct 15. a U.S -flagged 049-4502 Meaift' fly Dwc^'k n in getting 16-month-old Jessica McClure out of a C^hm lifornia Your Friends at Kuwaiti tanker the next day and. on Thursday, the 9’ ?se L u d 'o w P i Midland. Texas, well shaft, saying. “ We’re all very offshore loading terminal for supertankers proud of you.” Kuwaiti soldiers on Faylakah Island, where the “ Recently the country was riveted, as you know, all E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. INC. NASSIFf c a m e r a & STUDIO Hawks are being installed, tried unsuccessfully to of us, to the story of tiny Jessica McClure, and I think ARTIST SUPPLIES • WALLPAPER • WINDOW SHADES shoot down the Silkworm fired last Friday The weapon POM AMMNTCE that we all said prayers of thanks when that story had a 639 Main Street ■ Manchester, Conn. used was believed to be a shoulder-fired Strela. a ■ALLOT APPLICATIONS happy ending,” Reagan told a labor conference. 723 MAIN STREET Soviet-made weapon with a range of about two miles. OR Sitting in the front row, as Reagan spoke, were the MANCHESTER CT 06040 Telephone 643-7369 Hawks are fired from either mobile or fixed RIDE TO THE POLLS three men who were among those who rescued Jessica launchers and are effective up to 60.000 feet, with a CaS RapuMteWM — Wayne Kanack, Dave Lilly and Sid Kirk. range of 25 miles. They fly at more than twice the s p ^ All three men are employees of the Labor of sound. 647-4801 (iMbSpai Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration. Faylakah is directly in the path of missiles fired from “ I think we’re all thankful in our hearts for the 6 4 6 - 3 6 2 6 (n w i i i i i i the Faw Peninsula in southern Iraq, which was generous people who worked around the clock, through fatigue, past exhaustion, to save little Jessica,” the DAIRY STORES captured in one of several Iranian ground offensives OR VISIT REPUSUCAN HO. TfTMJUM snmr since the Iran-Iraq war began in September 1900. president said. “ And of course, that’s why I ’m happy, m. MPtui 1SS N. MAIN STREET M »t im U TP M reSV 4 ObreteNtoMlw NiMWfcitoh re* teeSi In Washington late Thursday. Pentagon officials M S tor by ftopub. Town Oomm. and I think we are. that three employees of the said the U.S. Navy had sent five trained dolphins to the WeSsW Atosrt. Ttsssurw 306 EAST CCNTCn STRUT Department of Labor... are here with us today, having MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 ^ e n ta n - help- -Americran 'fbrcea; ------MONE: 643-4966 done their Job so well.” ...... Thirty years after crisis, BUSINESS the Littie Rock Nine return Economy’s LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Three decades escort them into class, the first time federal Calm returns after soldiers turned them away from troops had been used to en force all-white Central High School, the Little Rock desegregation. Nine returned in honor to the now-mostly Ms. Beals, now a talk-show hostess in San expansion 4 black school Friday and rememtered their Francisco, said she linked arms with Gloria to Wall Street shared battles. Ray Karlmark as they walked up Central’s "F o r us, the bottom line was, every single wide front steps Friday and remembered By Rick Gladstone surprising morning of our lives, for nine months, we got autumn mornings 30 years before. The Associated Press up, we polished our saddle shoes, and we went “ We walked very slow. W e could not have to w ar," Melba PattiUo Beals of San W A S H IN G ^ N (AP) - The U.S. K walked that slow and lived in 1957," Ms. Beals N E W YORK — The wildest slide in stock prices since Francisco told a ceremony in Central's economy expanded at a surpris­ said, recalling jeering white mobs outside the the Great Depression sputtered to a halt Friday, as library honoring her and eight other students school. ingly strong pace during the exhausted traders welcomed positive economic news summer, the government reported who spearheaded the school's integration. The tour stopped at Central’s auditorium, and went home early. Friday, but private economists "That did not feel good. It did not feel good which Ms. Beals referred to as "the The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks ended worried that the stock market's then, and it does not feel good to think back to it battleground" because guards were not the day up 0.33 points to 1,950.77, leaving the average’s huge plunge could trigger a reces­ now,” Ms. Beals said as Gov. Bill Clinton and permitted inside during assemblies. loss for the week at a record 295.98 points. Broader sion by early next year. Benjamin Hooks, executive director of the “One day, a guy threw a knife past my head indexes were moderately lower for the day. The Commerce Department said Nationai Association for the Advancement of in the auditorium. A teacher told me not to Colored People, looked on. “There's a bit of relief and the tone of the market is that the gross national product, the report insignificant incidents," Ms. Beals good today,” said Muriel Slebert, a 30-year Wall Street The nine blacks were all good students said. broadest measure of economic veteran and founder of a New York discount brokerage health, grew at an annual rate of 3.8 ranging in age from 15 to 17 when they were At a stairwell, Ms. Beals pointed to an exit i that bears her name. " I am much happier because 1 percent in the July-September selected by the N AA C P in 1957 to integrate door and said, “ This is how we got out every don’t see the hysteria.” quarter, a full percentage point L T ll Central following the U.S. Supreme Court's day” when their ride would arrive. “ People Stocks tumbled in Tokyo and fell to a lesser degree in higher than many analysts had AP photo famed 1954 decision. Brown vs. Board of would just shower stuff on us in the stairwell. Europe on Friday, prompting a decline in most U.S. been expecting. Education, which found segregation of the This was the most hazardous pathway.” . Carlotta Walls Lanier, left, and Terrence Roberts lead the nation's schools to be unconstitutional. stock prices. At one point in early trading the Dow was The strength came from a big Minniejean Brown Trlckey, now a writer down 30 points. But the pace and breadth of the drop rest of the Little Rock Nine up the steps of Central High Then-Gov. Orval E. Faubus told the who lives in Canada, recalled how in her jump in consumer spending, po­ weakened significantly; fewer than two stocks fell in wered by car sales, and the biggest School in Little Rock, Ark., Friday. The nine National Guard to keep the black students out. frustration she once dumped a bowl of chili on President Dwight D. Eisenhower then ordered price for every one that rose on the New York Stock rise in business investment in more desegregated the school in 1957. a white student. She was later expelled from Exchange. the 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock to the school. than three years. Though trading volume was heavy at 245.56 million The G N P report, which repres­ shares, there was none of the frantic selling that ented the government’s first look at characterized the four previous sessions, especially how the economy performed this Social Security benefits go up 4.2% at yeai^s end the stupendous slide Monday that erased a record 508 AP graphio summer, was hailed by President points from the Dow Jones average and $1 trillion Reagan as proof that there is worth of world stock value within 24 hours. nothing wrong with the underlying W ASHINGTON (A P ) - At a time of worker retiring in 1987 at age 65 will rise $45,000. will also get a 4.2 percent increase. “I suspect that what’s happened is we’ve flushed economy despite the huge losses financial uncertainty, the government $33, from $789 to $822. For someone who Market storm shows The maximum tax on employees will The agency gave the following exam­ Monday through the system,” said John Manley, suffered on Wall Street. told the nation's 38 million Social turns 65 in 1988, the maximum benefit jump by $247.80 next year from $3,131.70 ples of how much average portfolio strategist at the New York investment firm Security beneficiaries Friday they can will be $838. monthly “ All of this is concrete evidence to $3,379.50. Employers pay the same benefits will rise; Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. “ Most of the of an economy that is strong and count on a 4.2 percent benefit increase at The raises became. official Friday signs of dying down amount each worker pays. • All retired workers, up $ , from mechanical forces that tended to exacerbate market fundamentally sound.” the presi­ year's end that will boost the average when the Labor Department announced 21 All workers and employers face $492 to $513. swings may have been more disabled today.” dent said in remarks to several retired worker's pension by $21 a month. a Consumer Price Index of 339.1 for higher payroll taxes in 1988, since a • Aged couple, both getting benefits, In a move widely praised by government and By Chet Currier followed Monday and Tuesday; hundred people at the Labor The increase, the biggest in 5>/i years, September. The 4.2 percent increase previously scheduled increase will boost up $35, from $841 to $876. business leaders, the New York Stock Exchange and The Associated Press Informal restrictions remained Department. “ It is an economy, will boost the typical benefit from $492 to mirrors the inflation rate for urban the tax on Jan. 1 from 7.15 to 7.51 • Widowed mother and two children, other securities markets nationwide shortened trading in effect to curtail computer- judged in pure economic terms, $513 a month. However, the raises will wage earners and clerical workers from percent. be offset by a $6.90 increase in the up $43, from $1,034 to $1,077. by two hours Friday, Monday and Tuesday, largely to NEW YORK - After a week of program trading strategies that that has a very bright future before the third quarter of 1986 through the Trollinger said beneficiaries will monthly Medicare premiums that the • Disabled worker, spouse and child­ catch up with a crush of paperwork from the week’s wrenching activity. Wall Street have often swollen the volume of it — a future of growth, low Inflation third quarter of 1987. receive their checks on Thursday Dec. elderly and disabled pay starting in ren, up $37, from $882 to $919. record trading levels. showed some signs of calming activity in the past few years. and high employment.” Social Security spokesman John Trol- 31 instead of the customary Jan. 3. The NY SE and stock-futures markets in Chicago also Friday. Or maybe it was just January. The payroll tax is also • All disabled workers, up $21, from In addition, brokers said many Beleaguered investors got more linger also announced that the so-called because Jan. 3, 1988, falls on a Sunday. $487 to $508. limited the use of computerized program trading, a exhaustion. climbing in 1988. investors apparently decided to good news Friday In a separate wage base — the maximum amount of Nearly 4 million recipients of Supple­ speculative technique that has bMn blamed for Stock prices hovered in a narrow The Social Security Administration Trollinger said the cost-of-living in­ take a step back and appraise the government report showing that earnings subject to the payroll tax — mental Security Income, a welfare injecting chaotic swings into the market because of its range in trading that remained said the maximum monthly benefit for a crease will boost Social Security pay­ new environment in which they and consumer prices rose just 0.2 will jump from $43,800 to an even program for the aged, blind or disabled. reliance on the rapid buying or selling of huge amounts heavy by historical standards, but ments by $8.6 billion in 1988. the markets found themselves after percent last month as falling of stock. was well off the pace of earlier in the recent collapse. energy prices offset higher food The practical effect of these steps was a welcome the week. Some observers regarded the costs. Analysts said the report was Kirkpatrick weighs respite from the frenetic and unpredictable trading of The Dow Jones average of 30 early closings as a potentially further evidence that inflation, the past week that had left many brokers exhausted industrials finished the day with a sensitive point for investors’ confi­ after rising sharply earlier in the and simply unwilling to continue at such a pace. 0.33 gain at 1,950.76. That left the GOP nomination bid dence in the market. year, was beginning to moderate. M # N e w s, Sports, Features and “Tempers are frayed, people are tired,” Manley average, the most familiar gauge of But the verdict rendered by WASHINGTON (AP) — Former U.N. Ambassador said. “ There are just a lot of painful cheats and heads trends in stock prices, with a record investors seemed to be that it was a The rise in the Labor Depart­ Jeane Kirkpatrick, a former liberal Democrat turned McDonald’s® tool out there.” loss of 295.0$ points, or 13.7 percent, good choice, preferable either to ment’s consumer price index will conservative favorite, was described Friday as Another reason for the relatively stable day was in its busiest week ever. closing the market for a full day or mean a 4.2 percent cost-of-living, leaning toward entering the race for the 1988 Becoma a New Manchester Herald Sub­ news that consumer prices rose just 0.2 percent last Stock exchanges, brokerage to asking it to keep bearing the increase in benefit checks next month and the gross national product surged ahead at a firms and mutual fund organisa­ January for the nation’s 38 million Republican presidentiai nomination. scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and weight of full-time trading. Mrs. Kirkpatrick planned to disclose her plans on healthy 3.8 percent clip in the third quarter. Those tions still grappled with a barrage “It isn’t a sign of weakness,” Social Security recipients, the Monday. we’ll send you a $5.00 book of Mc-1 reports h e lp ^ dilute fears that the worst stock plunge of orders, inquiries from customers Wachtel said. "It’s a paperwork biggest increase in 5>A years. If she enters the race, it is widely assumed her Donald's* Gift Certificates to use at any | Since 1929 signaled a severe recession. and a backiog of business that left problem that hopefully will be Private economists, who had s candidacy would be a blow to the hopes of Rep. Jack Traders also attributed Friday’s stability to many people in the securities cleared up in the next three days or been expecting G N P growth of 3 Kemp of New York, who is trying to unite ^McDonald’s * location. Don't waltl investors who took profits from a sharp runup in bond industry facing a long working so.” percent or less for the third quarter, conservatives behind his bid. She would become the prices over the past few days and funneled that money weekend. Brokers said many investors had said they were pleased by the seventh Republican in the race. back into stocks. Bond prices fell Friday as a result. But many analysts said they were stopped reacting to moment-by­ healthier increase, which com­ Mrs. Kirkpatrick met with family and friends Earlier in Tokyo, stocks plunged in reaction to pleased, or relieved, to see that moment swings in the markets and pared to advances of 2.5 percent in Thursday’s 77.42-point decline in the Dow Jones investors took the decision to close Thursday night at her home to discuss her prospects. Fill Out the Coupon below. Mail or drop off to the were shifting their attention to the April-June quarter and 4.4 “ She is leaning toward making the race, but remains average. The Nikkei average of 225 selected stocks fell the markets early for three busi­ longer-term questions. percent in the first three months of undecided," said a Kirkpatrick friend who insisted on Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Brainard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 1,203.23 points, its second worst drop ever, to close at ness days in stride. The Street was full of upbeat the year. anonymity. 23,201.22. "It iooks like a more normal recommendations by analysts who However, the third quarter activ­ Stocks also fell in London, though not as hard. The Among the factors believed to weigh against a bid market,” said Larry Wachtel at argued that the “ fundamentals” — ity occurred before , the record Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was the fact that the other candidates have giant head Prudential-Bache Securities. “ I corporate earnings prospects, for 508-point decline on Wall Street on I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 finished down 38 poinU at 1,795.2, after being down as starts in organization and fund-raising, as well as her think we began to see the heat and example — hadn't ch a n g^ Monday, an event which econo­ much as 86.9 points earlier in the session. friendship with Kemp. weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificates. the emotion come out of it much since before the market mists said has reduced Americans’ Kemp’s New Hampshire campaign chairman, Despite the comparative tranquility in U.S. trading Thursday.” collapse. wealth and shaken consumer Friday, analysts remained sharply divided over d iaries Douglas, sent a letter earlier in the week to the Name__ The New York and American However, those recommenda­ confidence. editor of the Manchester, N.H., Union Leader in which whether the volatility and blistering beating the tions often came with a caveat: market took during the week would persist. Stock Exchanges and the over-the- “ Under ordinary circumstances, he argued that Kirkpatrick was a liberal on domestic Address. counter market closed at 2 p.m. “ Provided we aren’t headed for a Many said the Reagan administration must act the reports on the economy and issues despite her tough line on foreign policy. EDT, two hours earlier than usual, recession.” Phone__ aggressively to coordinate economic policy with other inflation would be terrific news,” But the effort backfired when Nackey Loeb, to give the financial community On the question of whether the countries and take strong steps to reduce the budget said Allen Sinai, chief economist of pubiisher of the Union Leader, ran a front-page extra time to catch up on the market break signaled some new, Shearson Lehman Brothers, a New « _____ ^ Per PamPy - Mew SuSeerfben Only and trade deficiu that are widely seen as important editorial criticizing Kemp for “ a knee-jerk concern processing of unprecedented previously unforeseen troubles for York Investment firm. “ But the 30 • 13-v»«*k subscription. causes of the stock crash. about her presence in the race." numbers of orders executed in the economy, just about everybody percent decline in the stock market Others, however, said they thought the worst was Mrs. Kirkpatrick is considered aimost certain to recent days. in the financial world seemed to is going to make a big dent in over and the market might return to normal trading obtain the endorsement of the Union Leader. , ,.The sam9 schedule is to, ))p. , have an opinion, no two alike. economic growth.” voluniM and steadilyxiaing pricesJn coming months. Northeast Utilities tightens belt, BusincM in Brief Novice investor is intimidated

Wllkot It Invtttmtnt offictr QUESTION: aspect. ’They do not receive divi­ cutting 600 jobs without layoffs As a greenhorn dends. And, unless there is a very HARTFORD — Christopher Wilkos of Manchester in investing, I unusual provisions written into NEW LONDON (AP) - Few if* when we’re going to look at all cially, to lose that much of our has been appointed investment officer for Pratt feel intimidated them, they have no say-so in any layoffs will take place as activities of the company to see load.” Keezing said. Goodwin Phelps, a subsidiary of Connecticut Mutual, when your co­ Investors’ corporate affairs and no vote at Northeast Utilities tries to cut its what should be kept and what If Northeast loses its biggest flagship company of the CM Alliance. lumn answers sto^hoMer meetings. budget by about 15 percent by 1990, should not be kept." another electricity users, it estimates resi­ He Joined Connecticut Mutual in 19M as pension questions from Guide a company spokesman .said Friday. Northeast spokesman. Jeffrey R. dential rates could rise as much as account technician, pension plan servicing. After a people with QUESTION: How can arbitration Northeast Utilities plans toelimi- Kotkin. said Thursday. 40 percent to make up for the loss. William A. Doyle series of promotions, Wilkos Joined Pratt Goodwin large sums at panels in customer-broker disputes .nate about 600 jobs over the next "The object is for us to have our "Let me add quickly, wedon’t see Phelps in 19S6 as assistant investment offloer. their disposal. I be considered unbiased, when they two years, the vast majority phased non-fuel spending lower in 1990 than that happening.” Keezing said. Wiikos earned an M .B.A. degree in finance from the have finally often are composed of brokers, out through a previously announced it is today, which means cutting “ The steps we’re taking now should University of Connecti­ saved $1,000. retired brokers, lawyers who re­ hiring freeze and a normal turnover positions, among other things.” prevent that kind of increase from cut and graduated cum What can I do present brokers in other cases and rate of about 200 or 300 workers per Kotkin said. becoming necessary.” laude with a B.A. degree with this money, other than leave it If you are a conservative inves­ even brokers’ wives? year, company spokesman Emma­ The austerity program is in­ Keezing said Carrella’s comment in economics from the in the bank? tor, you can put your $1,000 into U.S. nuel Forde said. tended to cope with the expense of about a death spiral was "a College of the Holy Cross. Savings Bonds or long-term U.S. ANSWER: You have answered "We’re in a belt-tightening situa­ nuclear power in the face of an doomsday scenario, a worst-case As an undergraduate, he ANSW ER: Don’t feel intimi­ ’Treasury bonds or notes. your own rhetorical question. But tion ... but we expect to get by increasing number of companies scenario ... But looking at the was a member of the dated. Most investors start with But if that $1,000 is the only take heart. ’The Securities and overwhelmingly without takingany that have chosen to generate their projection, it’s not completely out National Economics Ho­ small amounts. Many people never money you have available, my Exchange Commission finally has drastic measures." Forde said. own power. of the question.” nor Society. invest. ’There are a number of recommendation is to leave it in the come up with a comprehensive The job cuts, sale of surplus Aetna Life and Casualty in Wilkos and his wife, Two factors Have combined to places you can put your money to bank. Keep saving and consider proposal to improve the entire property and elimination of unes­ Hartford is building a 56-megawatt bring NU to its current situation. Barbara, have one son. investing when you at at least work. arbitration process. SUSAN SCHNABEL. PAUL LIERHEIMER sential programs were explained plant to meet its own and other First, the technology of energy double that amount. One part of the SEC plan would companies’ energy needs. C.H. You m ay buy individual stocks, by NU Vice President Richard production has improved to the drastically alter the composition of . . . at Harvard Business School Income up 37% say, 10 shares of stock trading at Carrella to about 100 workers from Dexter Co. in Windsor Locks is point where even small companies each three-member arbitration $100, 20 shares of a $50 stock, 50 the New London area on Thursday. building itself a 50-megawatt-plant, can install their own generating panel, so that only one member at First Federal shares of a $20 stock or 100 shares of QUES’TION: Do all warrants The budget-cutting program also and sev«ral hospitals are consider­ facilities. Second, oil, which can be have expiration dates? would have any ties to the securities EAST HARTFORD — a $10 stock. • M.BA. students includes the refinancing of debt, ing their own generation plants. used to power those plants, has industry. ’The other two would be First Federai Savings some retraining and redeployment Northeast has estimated that dropped in price by about half in Just pick the stock you want to truly "public” members. and Loan Association of ANSWER: Not all. Some are of the current workforce. unless it can control costs, it stands three years. buy and place your order through a perpetual and never expire. Under the proposal, anyone con­ to lose about 20 percent of its East Hartford reported a become skeptical The Day newspaper of New securities brokerage firm. How­ However, most warrants do have nected with the securities business Consumer and environmental 37.8 percent increase in. London quoted one of the workers current business, or about 700 of the ever, some brokerages do not expiration dates. Once a warrant — attorneys, employees, retirees activists have said for years that net income, to $872,000, or present as saying Carrella. told 3.500 megawatts of power currently handle transactions arsmall as you expires, it no longer carries with it and spouses — would be removed consumed in (Connecticut, utility Northeast should not have built the 24 cents per share, for the BOSTON (AP) — Paul Lierheimer says his them Northeast is trying to pull out Christopher Wllkos have in mind. U you decide to buy the right to buy another security. At from the list of public arbitration $3.5 billion Millstone 3 nuclear quarter ended Sept. SO, classmates at Harvard Business School now joke about of “ an economic death spiral.” spokesman Louis J Keezing said. stock, phone a number of broker­ expiration, a warrant becomes board members within three years. ” It would be devastating, finan­ power plant in Waterford. from the $418,000 recorded in the 1088 third quarter, it competing for’ the night manager's job posted at the "This is the beginning of a period ages until you find one willing to worthless. was announced by George E. Stewart, president. Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant near campus. execute a $1,000 order. Details vary greatly from one Earnings per share for prior periods are not reported William A. Doyle, a syndicated "People are more skeptical about the future,” said issue of warrants to another. because First Federal convert^ to stock ownership on You can put your money into a columnist, welcomes written ques­ Lierheimer, 27, of Albany, N.Y., one of 800 students Anyone thinking about buying Pratt admits fault in lost order June 30, when the association raised W million in new mutual fund. Virtually all funds tions. but he can provide answers who will graduate from the business school next warrants should study all the only through the column. Write to capitai. accept $1,000 Investments. Since spring. “ They’re asking ‘Will 1 be able to get a job? engines compete In the .50.000- details before putting money on the Doyle In c a n of the Manchester EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Ja­ and four spares is worth $165 Stewart said the sustained demand for new you’ve been reading this column, What is the surrounding economy going to be like? Is it pound thrust class, along with a line. Herald. P.O. Box 501. Manchester going to be a fight to get by in the coming years?'” pan Air Lines’ decision to buy new million. mortgages during the first half of the year continued you know the standard advice given The decision dealt a severe jolt to Rolls-Royce entry, for twin-aisle, here is to choose a true no-load All warrants are alike in one 06040. The fear of hard times follows years of exuberance jet engines from (jeneral Electric throughout the third quarter. "This increased business Pratt’s long-term strategy to pull wide-bodied airplanes. mutual fund, on which there is no within the business school's graduating classes, years Co. rather than Pratt & Whitney was further stimulated by our accelerated closing even with GE in the commercial- “ It's a shift from Pratt toGE. and commission at the time of pur­ that saw more and more graduates go on to Aircraft was caused by the latter’s procedures a ^ the development and opening of a new engine wars with its new high- a shift like that carries the chase, no charge when shares are high-paying, high-power jobs on Wall Street. failure to provide timely .support loan originWon office in East Hartford late in the Manchester Board of Directors for its older-model engines. Pratt & thrust turbofan PW4000 engine. implication that future orders in secondquarter," he said. redeemed and no infamous 12(b) 1 Over the last three years, the number of Harvard that engine class will also be going, plan. Business School graduates taking jobs in investment Whitney said. JAL is Pratt’s biggest customer Net income for the nine months ended Sept. 30 was on ^30-Million Subsidy: Company spokesman Edward R. and the world’s largest operator of to GE.” -said Albert E. Turner, $1,467,000 compared to $2,205,000 for the nine-month For a directly of no-load funds banking has climbed to 30 percent. An enticing world of aerospace analyst for Duff & Plielp big monied mergers and acquisitions, the field paid Cowles said Thursday that Pratt & 747 airliners. period ended 1866. -The decrease resulted primarily with detailed information about Dec.j 1986 — "We will Decide” Whitney was not meeting parts- Analysts said the order is more Inc., a Chicago institutional broker­ from lower gains on sale of securities of $386,000 in the them send $8 to No-Load Mutual starting salaries averaging $50,000 this year. age firm. The figure does not include bonuses that can total as shipment schedules, which caused important than its price tag be­ nine months of 1087 compared to $003,000 for the nine Fund Association. P.O. Box 2004, Aug^, — ”You can Decide” cause it means JAL probably will Cowles said the support problems high as an additional $40,000. delays and even work stoppages at months in 1086. Net income for the nine months of 1087 Dept. D, JAF Building, New York. JAL maintenance facilities. select GE engines for an additional were caused by difficulties in th? was affected by a $264,000 write-off of an FSLIC N Y . 10110. Sept.^ 1987 — "You can Decide ■ MAYBE!” In 1980, only 11.4 percent of the graduating class took supply line, including a major fire Wall Street jobs, which then averaged $31,000 in ” We were improving, but I don’t 15 to 20 Boeing 747-400S it plans to secondary reserve. buy over the next three years, in at a TRW Inc. plant, one of Pratrft starting salaries. think we reached their expectations in time.” Cowles said. addition to an undetermined Whitney’s major suppliers. 8NET profHt rite 3.2 percent r ------Vote NO on Mall Bond and see what they But even bfefore Monday’s stock nosedive and the He said the company, a division I Coming soon to week of uncertainty, students and their advisers had JAL said Wednesday it had number of 767-300 aircraft. They said it may also influence of Hartford-based United Technolo­ NEW HAVEN — Southern New England Telecom­ re^ly mean by "MAYBE” begun questioning their future. selected GE's CF6-80C2 engine to I Manchester power five four-engine Boeing other airlines to choose the CF6- gies Corp., is trying hard to munications Corp. posted a profit of $35.8 million for "There’s been a lot of thought about whether improve its support services. this year’s third quarter, an increase of 3.2 percent I Community College Pnnteo tup Public inierest lor Good Health by Michael Dworkin investment banking is such a good career for us,” said 747-400S. The order for 20 engines 80C2 over the PW4000. The two from $34.7 miilion in the same period of 1086, the I Environmentalist 256 Ludlow Ro Manchester Richard Lesser, a 25-year-old graduate student from company said Friday. Pittsburgh who will finish the two-year master's Earnings per share increased 8.5 percent to $1.16 program next spring. compared with $1.10 in the period a year ago, on a 3 "I don’t think it was a case that everybody was going Change the Tide- percent boost in revenues and sales to $374.3 million, DON’T MISS THI to Wall Street and suddenly after Monday they didn’t Bring Back from $363.5 million in the period ended Sept. 30,1006. want to go. It’s just one step further in the evolution of "W e gained higher revenues from telephone people's thinking,” he said. operations despite lower in-state toll rated that went VERNON I Jack Adams* Roseann Hassey, assistant placement director at the into effect July 1, and we achieved higher director HISTORICAL SOCIETY business school, said the increase in recruiting by GARSIDE advertising sales,” SNET Chairman Walter Monteith I Incredible Merlin investment banking firms was a result of the huge Jr. said in a statement. growth in the field over the past few years. Pull Lever 2B For the first nine months, SNET reported a profit of FALL A graduate of the Class of 1987. Ms. Hassey tells of $103.5 million, a gain of 2.7 percent from the profit of ■Magic Show ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE firms like First Boston Corp., Goldman, Sachs & Co. on Nov. 3 $100.8 million in the same period of I860, while and Morgan SUnley & Co. sponsoring cocktail parties, PM for by m . CommHtM to Etoct per-share earnings rose 1.8 percent to $3.37 compared receptions and trips to New York for students at the John OmWo, Jr., L. Bm|.inln, Traiw irir. with $3.31 in 1088. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 5 ,1 9 8 7 / lOam to Spin business school. Revenues and sales rose to $1.00 billion in the first J S a t O c t 24,6:30 PM “ It can get pretty extravagant,” she said. nine months of 1067, up 2.2 percent over $1.07 billion in But even before this week’s events, Ms. Hassey said * FunfofthevMelanOyl Vernon Center Middle School the 1006 period. there have been indications that such frenzied 777 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30), Vernon, Connecticut Pull Down I recruiting was falling off. Bradley cab farat to Incraaaa I “ They know they’ve been growing faster than ever B Under the Management o f Cail and Gene Dickenson before.” she said. "While they may continue to grow, it Lever 3B HARTFORD — Taxi cab fares from Bradley Ictildrenunder12 $250 International Airport will Jump from $18 to $21 under a of Memory Lane Antiques may not grow as fast.” I The stock market plunge has worried studenU rate increase approved by the state Department of ■ Adults $350 beyond those considering Jobs in investment banking. OSELLA Transportation. I This year we have over 80 exhibitors. At Harvard, which stresses case studies of corporate The increase, representing a new rate per mile of I successes and failures, the dive has added a sobering For $1.40 compared with the old raet of $1.27, will take All proceeds to be given to the Vernon Historical Society. effect on Nov. 1, said Robert Crumpstone, the D O Ts |$l.00off each admission w ill this ad view of the business world. General Admission - •2.25, but with this ad all admiationi *2.00 each. “ What Monday added was a look at the macroecon­ Board of Directors public transit regulatory supervisor. Cal 647-6043 for tickets. omy,” Lesser said. “ While we certainly learned about The last increase, from $1.06 per mile, was granted in j DIRECnONSt Exit 66 off Route 84 - Fbilow Signs. PM for by Oto eommlftoo to oMM ji isi it in the classroom, I don’t think you can emotionalize it fton OMito, titon OonMto. Trw orw . , . JMay J085...... The new increase was sought by Airport Taxi Co. . ppjil somiathiQgjijiP.wbat happened on Monday.’’ Nuke waste piles up, with nowhere to go OPINION WASHINGTON - companies to build it. vestigators recently found that the Nuclear power may not The DOE report estimates that the office’s staff of 30 hasn’t been be the wave of the permanent dump won’t be opera­ increased in 10 years, while its American energy fu­ tional until the year 2003, and projects workload has doubled. Five licensing Potomac Potpourri ture, as its enthusiastic Jack completion of an above-ground, tem­ officers have to review a total of 50,000 ;>^ESTo advocates once hoped. porary storage site by 1998. Congress license applications a year to export HEY, i m t Not It may even be wither­ has not yet authorize funding for a weapons worth more than $14 billion. ASHES, POST temporary facility. The three sites Foul-ups are inevitable. For exam­ t h e SWeARINS-IN ing away because of Anderson Criminal Bork rally To POST. astronomical costs and under consideration for the under­ ple, one company has been granted 65 CEREMONY! continuing concerns ground dump are situated in the export licenses since it pleaded guilty Press releases and news advisories get delivered about safety, as its Yucca Mountains of Nevada; Deaf in 1984 to the illegal sale of aircraft to reporters in the National Press Building in such critics hope. Smith County, Texas; and Hanford, parts to Chile. Another company got quantities, they usually get only a hasty once-over But whatever the fu­ Wash. an arms-export license three days after it had been indicted for selling before being dunnped in the trash. ture holds for nuclear power — tests out all right. The GAO report notes that 1988 is a dynamic expansion or slow demise — On the other hand. Rep. Morris crucial year for site determination if planes to Libya, and another license But one "news advisory and photo opportuidty” contractors are to meet the 1995 two months later. A third company caught the attention of a few reporters. It was from it has already created a serious Udall, D-Ariz., author of the 1982 law, problem that won’t go away for claims the disposal program has been deadline for the building application still gets OMC licenses even though the "Criminals Against Boric." permit for the permanent dump. two of its former executives were The Criminals Against (Supreme Court Justice centuries: safe disposal of the ra­ botched so thoroughly that the best gokK dioactive wastes produced by the thing to do is stop everything and start Because of delays and more stringent indicted on 27 counts of violating nominee Robert) Bork circulated an advisory ;iE, testing standards, the GAO con­ export laws. announcing a Capitol Hill rally by "the criminal MoNtWMI nuclear plants. Yet the federal over. He proposes a moratorium on government and the nuclear industry planning while an independent nu­ cludes, the cost of testing all three On the other hand, an unindicted element.” continue to dither as time goes by and clear waste policy commission is sites has soared from the original 1981 exporter learned that his license had The advisory said criminals would have an deadly wastes pile up all over the created and can study the matter. He estimate of $240 million to $4.8billion. been approved, but three weeks later opportunity "to express their feelings against country. argues that the issue has become a Public Citizen’s unreleased report he hadn’t received it. Reason; The Judge Bork.” It listed two court cases in which Under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act political one and that the public has charges that the fee paid by utilities to Office of Munitions Control had run Bork ruled against criminals. of 1982, the Department of Energy lost confidence in the current, behind- cover the dump’s eventual cost — out of envelopes. "This goes against the belief held by some that was ordered to provide a permanent, schedule program. one-tenth of a cent per kilowatt generated — is too low. The report criminals’ rights are more important than victims’ underground disposal facility, paid Our reporter Gary Clouser has Doctors’ prognosis rights. In coming out against ^ rk , criminals want for by industry tithing, no later than studied three recent reports on the says future rate-payers will have to continued meaningful representation in the 1988. No one seriously expects the disposal problem, which address it make up the difference. A survey of 603 physicians reveals courts,” said the advisory, signed by Eugene DOE to meet this deadline, and from different perspectives. They Public Citizen also faults the DOE their gloomist fears for the future of DelGaudlo, executive director of the Public everyone seems to have a different were prepared by the DOE, the for drastically reducing its estimates traditional health care in this country. 'S7 / 9 - 0 of the amount of nuclear waste the The doctors surveyed predict some Advocate of the U.S. Inc. fasacf m in . n b m s - n e a solution for the problem. General Accounting Office and Public Sen. J. Bennet Johnston, D-La., for Citizen, an anti-nuclear-power group future dump must hold, and basing its form of national health insurance. example, proposes construction of a affiliated with Ralph Nader. cost calculations on more efficient They think there are already too $3 billion temporary dump above All three reports agree that the 1998 fuel consumption, a zero inflation rate many doctors in the country and not An entry for Ripley’s ground to store the nuclear wastes deadline is no longer realistic, and and only a 3 percent real increase in enough patients to support them in the until a permanent underground facil­ ' that costs are skyrocketing. They also interest rates. style of which they’re accustomed. Open Foram acknowledge that the cost problem is Malpractice insurance is prohibi­ When Rep. Gerald B. H. Solomon, R-N.Y., ity is built. Johnston, who is regarded Bureaucratic bedlam tively expensive, so the wave of the opened his morning newspaper and just happened as a friend of the nuclear power complicated by the uncertainty over how much nuclear power (and ra­ The recent report that U.S. Stinger future, they believe, is prepaid health to spot a "Ripley’s Believe It or Not” column, he industry, also proposes that the DOE maintenance orghanizations. But read something that touched a nerve. district about 190 acres in size. pick one of the three dump sites it is dioactive waste) will be generated in missiles sent to Afghan rebels had ’Poor* running Making the case considering and test it for suitability. the next few decades. Obviously, this wound up in Iran came as no surprise with salaried doctors, patient care The story, according to Solomon, was about a State law prohibits General will deteriorate, the healers say, and 6-year-old girl from F^rt Worth, Texas, who sent a Fund monies — my taxes and This, he says, will be cheaper than the affects the size of the waste depository to anyone familiar with the chaos in was the truth against mall bond DOE plan to test all three sites at once to be built, and the amount of revenue the State Department’s Office of the present doctor-patient relation­ get-well letter to her grandmother "with nothing yours — from being used to pay ship will be doomed. this type of bond. — provided, of course, the first choice that will be coming in from the power Munitions Control. Congressional in­ more than ‘Nana, 1712 Watson’ on the envelope. No To the Editor: To the Editor: city, no state, no ZIP code and no postage stamp” ’The mall developer will be were included, the lawmaker said. making all the bond payments This is a response to the letter I read with avid interest the during the mail’s construction. "Yet our postal service, which I happen to written by Mr. Leo J. Barrett letters from Robert Samuelson And the mall developer will pay Time for anxiety in October believe is far and away the best in the world, criticising the Manchester High and Michael Dworkin concerning any construction cost overruns delivered it in one day to the correct address School boys’ cross country coach, the proposed Buckland mall that might affect the public By Chuck Stone apostles of mediocrity? His name is Richard Ney. Some of bearing only a trading stamp,” Solomon continued. George Suitor. project. I’ve had many suspicions improvements. l o n q - r a k g e Both the Minneapolis Twins and the you youngsters over 40 may re­ over the course of the developing "Ladies and gentlemen, Ripley doesn’t have to We, the members of the 1987 And should this thing go bust — It’s anxiety-attack time. (Two St. Louis Cardinals recall Sen. Roman member Greer Garson in "Mrs. convince me, but apparently he had to convince the cross country team, believe this debates as to whether this would FORECAST L. Hruska’s famed endorsement of Miniver.” An elegantly suave Ney be a benefit for the town of which I doubt since a lot of big hundred eleven years ago, they senior senator from New York (Sen. Patrick was a much too hasty statement department stores are dying to weren’t into psychology, so somebody second-raters. It came after two played her son. Ney is currently an Moynihan), who last week (on television) told some made on the part of Mr. Barrett Manchester, but now, thanks to come to Manchester — the mall consecutive Supreme Court nominees extraordinarily successful stock- these two gentlemen, I have wrote instead “These are the times Soviet hacks disguised as congressmen that their and would like to set the record developer guarantees that it will that try men’s souls.”) of President Nixon had been rejected market analyst in Pasadena, Calif. straight. firmed up my opinion about the on the grounds that they were less (Yes, Virginia, there is life after postal system is superior,” said Solomon. pay off the bonds. The stock market is going ... The New York congressman said Moynihaii When Mr. Suitor was quoted as project. than first-rate. Hollywood other than using the White I do hope the rest of the citizens The town has aii this in writing. The NFL strike is over ... "hasn’t gotten the message, but then again, it takes saying our team ran "poorly” at Still undecided? House as a dumping ground for the Wickham Invitational, he was of this town have read those two Judge Robert H. Bork is gone ... “Mediocre people ... are entitled to sub-mediocre actors.) a while for messages from the Soviet Union to get And if you’re emotionally involved a little representation, aren’t theyV’ . simply stating a fact, not an letters because if they did they Leslie D. Carmel The week before the stock market .'uiywhere, even inside thatsociaiist paradise,” unfair criticism. We had run will have no problem deciding with these headline stories, the queried Hruska with wide-eyed inno­ took a nose dive. The Ney Report ,3 lomon chided. 8 llm rod Road Persian Gulf is not high on your list of cence. Seventeen years later, base­ extremely bad that day and the which way to vote on the . Manchester predicted the stock market’s scary results show that. referendum this November as I worries. ball fans have gotten just that; the eccentricity. (For the record. I own no Our disappointing perfor-' will do ... absolutely against it! You may have expected October to Minnesota Twins and the St. Louis stocks). On Oct. 2, Ney lamented that mance is not to be blamed on Mr. showcase its autumn interlude of Cardinals. stockholders were being stroked to No conflict of Interest Suitor. The team working at the Terrence B. Chetelat leafy splendor and college football. These baseball banalities come believe in a "rich reward” from an chutes in cold weather dressed in 27F Esquire Drive Letters to the editor Instead, it has become a time for nowhere near those two legendary advancing market and warned that an When John Riley, administrator of the Federal “skimpy race suits” was the Manchester The Manchester Herald wel­ stockholders to learn the true mean­ Juggernauts, the Yankees and the "additional pullback ... must take Railroad Administration, was called to testify .junior varsity team, not the comes original letters to the ing of, “The days dwindle down to a Dodgers, who locked horns nine place ... It is inevitable that the before a Senate subcommittee the day after the '. varsity team as Mr. Elarrett has editor. precious few.” Just like the value of times. Neither of the 1987 contenders daydreams engendered by this and Dow Jones Industrial Average hlutnnneted to a claimed. The varsity members Letters should be brief and to their stocks. have a Jackie Robinson, a Joe last week’s rallies will turn into a record SOS-point loss, he was in high spirits. were iqstructed to stay at home Still undecided? the point. They should be typed or On the political front, pro-Borkers DiMaggio, a Sandy Koufax, or a nightmare next week.” "Unlike many folks I’ve talked to already this and arrive at the'park 1>A hours neatly handwritten, and, for ease are feeling betrayed, despite Rea­ Whltey Ford. And this year’s National On Oct. 6. it did. ’The blue-chip index morning, I had a good night’s sleep,” he before their race to assure Look at the facts in editing, should be double­ gan’s reassurance that his next League playoffs were so wretched dropped 91.55 points. Seven days announced. "Conflict-of-interest laws prevent me enough rest. spaced. Letters must be signed nominee will make opponents just as that the writers had to give the Most later, the Dow Jones average of 30 from buying stock. Today, I’m very, very happy Most importantly, we have the To the Editor: with name, address and daytime angry. (Who do you suppose he has in Valuable Player Award to a member industrials had plummeted a record f#-D 95.46 points. So if you have a heavy about that.” utmost respect for Mr. Suitor not telephone number (for verifica­ ® 1M 7 by HEA. me. mind? Attila the Hun?) of the losing team, Jeffrey Leonard, a only as a coach but also as a I’m sure there are an awful lot tion) . On the sports front, NFL football guy who is so ugly, it oozes out of his stock portfolio, are a passionate pro friend. We appreciate the interest of voters in Manchester who are Letters about candidates and fans are relieved that the strike is pores. football fan, and think Judge Bork is and support of Mr. Barrett, but still undecided on the Buckland issues in the Nov. 3 election will “That spot on the floor there over, but they’ve gone through enough If you’re looking for excitement, the next best thing to Mother Teresa, bond question. you have anxiety problem. we do wish he would have not be accepted after noon on was a woolly bear caterpil­ stress to subsidize every available ignore the World Series and watch the iiaiirlipfitpr Hrralh checked into the matter further Here are some things to Wednesday, Oct. 28. psychiatric couch in Beverly Hills. stock market. (That is, if heart Unless, of course, you live in the city before writing a letter based on consider: The Herald reserves the right lar, which Indicated we are Meanwhile, baseball fansare yawn­ palpitations turn you on). Few ex­ whose team wins the World Series. Founded In 1M1 assumptions and ignorance. While the public improvements to edit letters in the interests of in for a hard winter/' ing over the World Series. Outside of perts anticipated the market’s precip­ PENNY M. SIEFFEnr...... PuWliJw will open up some 400 acres to brevity, clarity and taste. Minnesota and Missouri, who can get itous dive. But an old friend of mine Chuck Stone la a ayndlcated colnm- DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Ex k u IIv* EdHor Mike Sears development, the Buckland worked up over those two magnificent did. niat. AOELE M. ANGLE...... Nawi EdHor Address letters to: Open Fo­ ALEXANOEft GIREUI...... AuocWo EdHor Shaun Brophy bonds will be paid by the real rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. MHS Cross-UoMBtry Team estate taxes,froih'A special Uut ('/'Box 591, k^ancVe'sier. CT 06040. 4-yv tn n n »? .V, • si, -■■It . i Clrarch BidletiB Board ’ AIDS week helps everyone Cliarch BoDetiii Board RcUsioiia Sm iccs ■ Editor's note: This column is men and women of the Manchester First Baptist Church prepared by the staff of the Salvation Army for 100 years of Manchester Area Conference of M A CC News faithful witness and service. We AaMmbHM of QofI Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United MathoMsf Church, 1224 The following events are scheduled for this week at rejoice In their presence and Holllger. Sunday worship; hohr eucho- Main St„ Manchester. DrShephard S. First Baptist Church of Manchester; Churches. rlst, 8 and 10 a.m.: church school, 9:45 Johnson-, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. celebrate their many gifts to the , C tV T Owrcfc (AwwMI— of God), o jn .: coffee fellowship, 11 o.m.; Lady Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11a.m., 400 Bucfclond Rood, Seutli Windter. Lawrence S. Staples, pasters. Sche­ By Nanev Carr community — the wonderful Salva­ R«v. K*rm*tt) L. Guttafiofi, pcMtor. 9:30 Chapel open afternoons: public healing dule: 9 and 10:'45 a.m., worship service: worship hour with Dr. Bill Scott preaching "The service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.: MACC Executive Director tion Army Band, the Community o.m., Sunday tcttoel; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Conditions of Successful Prayer,” nursery care for forgiveness for our failures to ship, chlld or 871-1148) children, study led by Scott; 8 p.m., Sanctuary Choir. with AIDS. As Christian, we have A community forum with updated Petth Baptist Cherch, 53 Lake St., Ooapal two commandments which are showers at the shelter, and many, Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, National Catholic Thursday — 7:30 p.m., ACOA; 8 p.m., OA. material and information geared many other acts and signs of hope pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 10:30 Church of the Living (3ed, an evangel­ Friday — l p.m., OA; 6:30 p.m., Marriage above all. to love the Lord our God for adults. Jane Burgess, coordina­ ical, full-gospel church,' Robertson St. John the Baptist Polish Notional and love. May they grace Manches­ a.'m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Enrichment. with all our heart and soul and mind tor of the AIDS program for the service. (444-5314) School, North School Street, Manches­ Catholic Church, 23 Golwoy St., Man­ and strength, and to love our ter with their presence for the next M Plrsl Baptist Cherch, 240 Hlllstewn ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. chester. Rev; Stanley M. Loncola, State Department of Health; Lynn 100 years to come. Reed, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Meeting Sundays,' 10 to 11:30 a.m. pastor. Sundoy moss, 9a.m.: weekdays, neighbor as ourselves (Matthew Gustafson. Manchester public school; 11a.m.,'wershlpservlce; 7p.m., Nursery and Sunday schoot. 8 b.m. (443-5904) 22:37-40)., Moachester Chrmlon Fellewship, 509 Emanuel Lutheran Church school nurse and also a member of evening M rvice; 7 p.m., mid-week Through his life and teaching, Church fair service. Nursery at oil services. (449- E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Nazarana Events scheduled this week at Emanuel Lutheran the Connecticut Task Force for the vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Jesus Christ showed us how that Deveiopment of State Education Today from 10a.m. to2p.m. atSt. First Baptist Chapel el the Deal, 240 day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Church of the Noiorono, 234 Main St., (^urch include: love was to be lived out in the world. coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship: 9:45 a.m., Sunday Program . nd recently returned Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior The love of our neighbor is shown by Krkutzer, pastor. (^ 7 5 4 3 ) the month; pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of church school; 10 a.m., adult forum; 11 a.m., worship from the AIDS Conference in St. Knitted items, white elephants, Full Oespel Interdenemlnotlenel our acts of mercy and compassion, Harvest Time Baptist Cherch, 72 E. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; and new member reepetion, communion; 4 p.m., Washington, will address your baked goods, candy. Christmas, Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church loving each person as Jesus loved COMMISSIONER & MRS. MARSHALL Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Emanuel Cliolr; 3 to 5 p.m., open house; 6 p.m., youth. concerns and questions after their crafts. Tea served at noon with Eddy, poster. lOa.mn Sunday school; 11 and nursery; 4 p.m., eyenlng praise us (John 13:34). Indeed. Jesus ... in Salvation Army centennial , a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening .adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, Monday — 7 p.m.. Memorial Gifts Committee; 6:45 presentations. Resource material sandwiches, cookies and cake service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 7 p.m., Wednesday. (444-8599) taught us that whatever we do to and referrals available. To protect available throughout the fair p.m. (443-9359) ; p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday p.m.. Troop Committee. other people, we do to him (Mat­ at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer Tuesday — 10 a.m., CCC, Old Guard; 1:30 p.m.. We yourself and your family, we urge Christian Science line, 444-8731, 34 hours. Pantacostal thew 25; 31-46). It is our love of God you to be correctly informed. OeSpel Hell, Center Street, Manches­ Gals; 4 p.m., staff. that compels us to love our brothers Salvation Army homecoming ' ter. 10a.m., breaking bread: 11:45a.m., United Pontocostal Church, 187 Wednesday — 9 a.m. to noon, LWR quilting; 6 to 9 5 p.m., Wednesday — An area­ First Cherch of Christ, Scientist, 447 Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. and sisters. The love that Jesus N. Mdin St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center; 7 p.m., confir­ wide ecumenical service of healing Americans play music The Salvation Army in Manchester 1* commemorat­ Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun- showed, and that we are called to church service; Sunday school, and dov school; 11 a.m., morning worship: 4 mation class; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. and prayer for AIDS victims led by ing its centennial with a Homecoming Weekend. The core for small children. (449-1444) show, was not restrictive. He mostly for relaxation Jaliovah’a WHnaaaas p.m,, evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Thursday — 8:30 a.m.. Housing Board; 10 a.m., Episcopal Bishop Arthur Walmsiey theme is “ A Heritage of Faith, A Future of Promise." fbeadlng Raom, 454A Center St., Man­ nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, healed the sick, touched the out­ chester. (449-8983; prayer group; 7 p.m.. Belle Choir. and Roman Catholic Bishop Peter CHICAGO (AP) — Americans Special guests and former corps officers. Commis­ JohevM’s Witnesses, 447 Tolland ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's casts, preached the good news of Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Saturday — 7; 30 a.m., Boston trip; 9:30a.m., Cherub Rozazza at St. Joseph’s Cathedral. enjoy playing their own music sioner and Mrs. Norman S. Marshall, will participate salvation to the poor (Luke4:18-19). Church of Christ . p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 (449-9848) Choir, 134 Farmington Ave.. Hartford. mostly for relaxation, according to during the festivities. p.m.,service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 If we are to minister to others in the 8 p.m. Wednesday — Cox Cable respondents to a recent national Cherch of Christ, Lydall and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Praabytarian way Jesus showed us. neither can The weekend opens with a display of memorabilia in streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Channel 13 has agreed to show the survey by the American Music the citadel’s Faith Hall, from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday. pulpit minister. (3areth Flanary, evan- Watetitower study. (444-1490) Coventry Prosbytorlun Church, SL Mary’s Episcopal we be restrictive. Red Cross presentation, "Beyond geirtm minister. Sunday serylces: 9 Conference, with headquarters in Following this will be a dinner, at 5 p.m., with Route 44 end Trowbridge Road, Coven­ These teachings form the basis Fear.” This film explains how Chicago. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Here are the events planned this week at St. Mary’s admission by ticket only. A t 7:30 p.m., a show called p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., . Jawith — Conaarvative for our response to people with AIDS is transmitted, what happens Of tho'-^ polled, 96 percent 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Episcopal CHiurch: the “ Centennial Spectacular” will include musical Bible study. Nursery proyld4d for all school: 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ AIDS, people with AIDl^related when you become Infected and serylces. (444-2903) Temple Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle Sunday — 7:30 and 9; 30 a.m.. holy eucharist; 7 p.m., indicated they play musical instru­ selections as well as videos about the past and present. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer diseases, people who carry the shows examples of what differing ments because it’s relaxing. Sunday services will begin at 0:30a.m. with a balloon Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; meeting. (74^7322) youth group. AIDS virus, and their families and communities are doing across the Congregational Dr. Leon Wind, rabM emeritus. Servi­ Presfevtorlon Church of Manchester, Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Day School Committee. launch. The holiness uieetlng will be at 10:45 a.m. ces: 7:30p.m. Sunday to Thursday; 9:45 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ friends. We are called to love them nation to deal with the problem. There is a luncheon at noon, followed by vespers. Belton Cenoregattenel Church, 228 a.m., Saturday. Call synagogue for chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship Tuesday — 4:30 p.m., Capella Choir, Halloween and to reach out in acts of iove and Boltoa Center Rodd, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday caroling; 6130 p.m., Manchester Family Day Care The congregation will proceed to the original site of Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Friday service time. (443-9543) mercy. school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Exchange Board; 7:30 p.m., Manchester Family Day Pastoral support the Arm y in Manchester, on the lawn of what is now ter, 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, (4434)904) This may involve emotional THE church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; Jawiah — Raform Care Exchange meeting. support, financial help or physical A pastoral support team com­ Nathan Hale School on Spruce Street. They will hold an 11:15 o.m., forum program. (449-7077 Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion; 10:45a.m.. care. It also involves educating posed of local clergy, many of BIBLE open-air prayer meeting, then march back to the office or 447-8878 porsonoge. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Roman Cirihoiic citadel on Main Street for the opening of the Center Cengrepatlenal Church, ii Bible study. ourselves and those around us. so whom have already ministered to VWT/ Center St., Monctiester. Rev. Newell H. tlnever, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Church of the Assumption, Adams Thursday — 10, 10:45 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. Meadows SPEAKS cornerstone, laid in 1908. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. that our help is well-directed and AIDS patients and their families, Curtis Jr., senior postor; Rev. John R. services; 11 a.m.. Ladies Guild; 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; by The weekend will conclude with a vesper service at 3 Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. second Friday of eoch month. (444-8444) Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. appropriate. We must know what are available to those who are Eugana Brawer Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer: 7:30 this disease is. how it is spread and p.m. Sunday. The public is invited to attend all events. day moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at seeking pastoral counseling. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Lutharan p.m., Monday Ministries, Bible study. how it can be controlled. Education Referral information on pastoral For tickets to the Saturday evening dinner, call tus. worship service, 8 ond 10 o.m.: 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. 649-7787. church school, 10 a.m. (447-9941) Concordia Luthoren Church (LCA), (443-2195) Friday — 8 p.m., AA. will also help us control irrational care, counseling, testing, medical First CengreanMenni Church of An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon: 7:30 p.m,, AA. fears that are often aroused when assistance and other AIDS-related In 1925 a great deal of crea­ dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. tionist bigotry surrounded the Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 a.m., T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday the subject of AIDS comes up. information will be available worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, Some believe that AIDS is a through the MACC office, the famous Scopes Trial In Ten­ Nursery care proyided. (742-7494) care; 9:15 a.m., church school, Chris­ 10 and 11:30 a.m. (444-1413) manifestation of God’s judgment on 'Manchester health department, nessee. Clarence Oarrow. Church of Christ First Cenoregatlenal Church of Coy- tian growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., South United Methodist Church ACLU defense attorney for the enfrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. a.m. holy communion, nursery core. Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and humanity. While acknowledging Manchester Memorial Hospital Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ (449-5311) Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Here are the events planned for the coming week at that position, we believe that the Visiting Nurse and Home Care Inc. science teacher charged with These are the events planned this week at the Church Emonuol Lutheran Church, 40 Church Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses ship: 9:30 o.m., church school In Church South United Methodist Church: larger issue is our call to love Copies of the Red Cross bro­ teaching evolution In violation of Christ: Lone House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and of state law, said It Is "bigotry Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes. "Acts of the (742-8487) son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor noon. (443-2403) Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., without judgment. Jesus says. chures, "AIDS: The Facts" are Second Cenoregatlenal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule: 8:30a.m., worship St. James Church, 894 Main St., UNICEF collection, worship with Dr. Shephard S. “ Judge not, that ye be not judged.” available from the Red Cross and for public schools to teach only Apostles"; 10 a.m., worship, with sermon on "The with holdy communion on first, third Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Johnson preaching “ The Two Great Command­ (Matthew 7; 1). God calls us to are available in the MACC office. one theory of origins." Imperative of New Birth” : 6 p.m., worship with Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwoidz, sermon on "Big and Little of It"; East Hampton Life service, Sunday school, and nursery (or church school; 11 a.m., worship with Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday ments” : 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. move beyond our own fears and to Now evolutionists use the law children; 4: Wp.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sundov Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. ove one another. and the courts to prevent crea­ Group. (449-2863) fourth Sundays. (443-1193) masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Army’s first 100 noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study We pray for the courage to love as tion from being taught as a via­ Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Marriage enrichment video Second Cengreoettenal Church of Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Congratulations to the faith-filled series; Manchester Bible study group. Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ chester, 31 (kirden St., Manchester. St. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., adult Jesus Christ has loved us. We pray ble hypothesis of origins. The try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (443-2051) Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, study, "The Lively Word,” Stewardship and Finance ACLU argues today that the Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Marriage enrichment video lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, pastor. Masses: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; series; East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 p.m., East Olal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Route 31 and North River Road, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confessions Commission. creation model Is religion and Hartford Bible study group. church school, nursery to Grades, adult Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (742-4455) Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., so should be excluded from the discussion; 11 a.m.. coffee and fellow­ Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 St. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., Jews want to halt Friday films schoolroom. That organiza­ Wednesday — 7 p.m., mid-week children and adult a.m., Sunday schoal, first and thrd Coventry. Rev. James J. Williamson, Wesley Bell Ringers: 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir, ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., tion’s attorneys have led the « Bible classes. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Sundays. (742-7548) postor. Soturdov moss at 5:15 p.m., Cocaine Anonymous, Bible study at 277 Spring St. senior church school and Pilgrim Zion Rvongollcal Lutheran Church Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Thursday — noon, Manchester Community Council; NEW YORK (AP) - Major hand,” the statement said. successful fight in court to Friday — 10 a.m., Friday school for preschoolers; (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. fellowship. (742-4234) 7:30 p.m.. Youth CJioir, Chancel Choir. Orthodox Jewish organizations of It said “ the sanctity of the overturn legislation providing 7:30 p.m.. youth activity. Telcettvllle Congregotlenol Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. (742-4455) Sabbath” had long been preserved for the teaching of both models. Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Church et St. Muurice, 32 Hebron Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. America have urged Jerusalem's Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Rood, Bolton. The Rev, William J. municipal authorities and Israel’s in Jerusalem, even under the Bigotry has returned to the Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (449- Olesik, pastor. Soturdov mass at 5 p.m.; government' to halt Friday night British mandate before Israel classroom. To exclude creation a.m., worship service and church 4243) Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. became a state, and Israel pre­ from the public school because Trinity Covenant Church school. (449-0015) ond 11 a.m. (443-4444) movies in Jerusalem, saying they Methodist Polish National Catholic Church desecrate the Sabbath. viously had maintained the policy It is taught by religion Is like The following events are scheduled at Trinity Salvation Army as "status quo.” excluding values tor the same Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist In a joint statement, five U.S. Covenant Church for the coming week: Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Solvallen Army, 441 Main St., Man­ Orthodox bodies also condemned "Radical desecration" by Friday reason. Saturday — Lay Renewal Weekend II. Covenanit Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. (Jory Aspersch- Polish National Catholic Church include: night movies "was initiated by a Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., church Sunday — 9 a. m., mass in memory of Stanley Malec; violent acts by "irresponsible ho­ Sunday — 8 and l l a.m., morning worship; 10 a.m., Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack- lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 tiny group of secular extremists school; 11 a.m., worship service, o.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solvo- 10 a.m., choir: 10:15 a.m., school of Christian living, theads who stoop to stone-throwing coffee fellowship. Lay Renewal II. motack St., Manchester. Rev. Normon nursery. (449-3472) and commercial interests with the CHURCH OF CHRIST Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, tlon meeting. (449-7787). in violation of Jewish law” in Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast at North Unitod Mothodlst Church, 300 primary and junior grades. intent of provoking extremists on Lydall B Vamon StrMla assistant pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Friday — 7:30 p.m., choir. protesting the movies. LaStrada Restaurant. youth pastor. Schedule; 0 and 11 a.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universallst Only "forceful action” by author­ the other side in order to rally Phona: 649-2903 Wednesday — 6:30 a m., women’s prayer breakfast worship services; 9;W a.m., Bible nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Saturday — 9 a.m., private confession for children. public sentiment in their own school. (449-2055) and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 9o.m., Unitarian Universallst Sodety-East, Tuesday through Friday — 8 a m., mass with the ities can resolve the situation La Strada Restaurant. 6:30 p.m.. Pioneer Girls: 7 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. before "tensions flare totally out of favor” the statement said odult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church Rev. Stanley M. loncola, celebrant p.m., choir practice, men’s and women’s seminars. schoal; 5 :n p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:M a.m., service. Nursery care and youth reli­ Thursday — 4 p.m.. confirmation class. Agape. Episcopal Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (449- gious education. Coffee hour otter Friday — Junior and senior high harvest party. St. (Seerge’s Bpiscepal Church, 1150 3494.) service. (444-5151) ‘ r'v « . • d » « .t « k W e i Engageiiients About Town There s food at the fair, too Editor’s note: This column Is 8ch*dul* for tho w**k FIm market planned prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizene Monday — ceramics. 9:30 a.m EAST HARTFORD - The Burnside United Center. basket weaving, 9:30 a.m.: bingo. Methodiit Church, 16 Church St., will sponsor a flea 10 a.m.; pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; 4 basket weaving, 12:30 p.m.; exer­ market at the church Nov. 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. By Joe DImlnIco' noon and 1 to 4 p.m., Wednesday, cise with Rose. 1:30 p.m. .tf- Rerervations for tables at 312 may be made by calling Activities Director 12:30 to 4 p.m. "Those completing the "Tuesday — oil painting, 9:30 Ruth Felton at 528-8343, the church office at 528-2228 or class will receive a 5 percent Mildred Proctor at 568-6657. a m.: square dancing. 10 a.m.: The Manchester Senior Citizens’ reduction in their insurance grocery shopping at Stop k Shop, Center will conduct its annual premiums. call a day in advance for a ride: holiday fair on Nov 7 from 9a.m. to Please make note of the following Church fair set Oct. 31 non-grocery shopping at K-Mart. 3 p.m. Sale items Include ceramics, 'Thursday programs: call a day In advance for a ride; SOUTH WINDSOR — The Wapping Community knitted goods, handcrafted items, Thursday — Selection on the exercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m. Church Women are sponsoring a church fair, “ A woodcrafts, dried flower arrange­ piano by Gertrude Buell. Wednesday — crewel, 9;30a.m.: Harvest Market,’’ with home-baked goods and ments. baked goods, and a white Nov. 5 — A1 Morgan, poet and refinishing class. 9:30 a.m.. pino­ handicrafts, on Oct. 31 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the elephant sale. ’The kitchen will be singer. chle. 9:30 a m.; Friendship Circle. Community House on the corner of Sullivan Avenue open for coffee and Danish in the Nov. 12 — Movie, “ Mr. Mom.” 10 a.m.; line dancing, 10:30 a.m.: and Ellington Road. morning, and grinders will be Nov 19 — filing Junior High bridge. 12:30 p.m.; arts and crafts available in the afternoon. Roger School Jazz Band. club. 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Negro will be handling the kitchen Manchester Visiting Nurse and Red C rois trains volunteers Rose. 1:30 p.m. duties. . Home Care Inc. will present an "Thursday — orchestra rehearsal. FARMINGTON — The Greater Hartford Red Cross Seniors who would like to donate Alzheimer educational meeting on 9a.m.; Gertrude Buell on the piano. is offering training courses in November for disaster any items are asked to bring them Nov. 11 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Friday — ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; volunteers. Courses will be held at Red Cross to the center. Remember, all fair Manchester Memorial Hospital’s bingo. 10 a.m.; exercise with Cleo. / headquarters, 209 Farmington Ave. proceeds go to the meals program conference room. Speaker will be 11 a.m.: setback. 12:30 p.m.: "Records and Reports” trains volunteers to keep to help defray costs. attorney Jacqueline Wilson, who exercise with Rose. 1:30 p.m. accounting records of assistance that is given to Seniors are encouraged to attend will discuss the Medicaid problem. Transportation to and from cen­ disaster victims. The course meets Nov. 5 from 9 a.m. the stress management seminar In addition, the Alzheimer care Mrs. Jay Sylvester Sandra L. Thornton ter — Call for a ride at least a day In Mrs. James P. Farley Marci Beth Edelson to 3 p.m. beginning Thursday from 10 to 11 givers support group will meet on idvance. ’ ’Special Services” teaches how to offer the agency’s a.m. and continuing for four Nov. 4 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Blood pressure — Wednesday. services that are available to military members, consecutive Thursdays. The se­ Manchester mental health wing Parley-Chambers Sylvetter-Qreenberg Thomton^McNary Edelson-Yaffa Oct 28. for those with last names civilians and veterans. The course meets Nov. 18 from minar entitled “ Stress Manage­ conference room and Nov. 16 from 7 beginning with L to Z. 9 to 11 a.m. Lynda Ann Chambers, daughter of Susan Ellen Greenberg, daughter of William B. Thornton of Enfield and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Edelson of 184 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ment — Changes: Past and Pres­ to 8:30 p.m. at Jefferson House, 57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chamlwrs of 54 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenberg of 139 N. Mrs. Lois S. Thornton of 143 S. Ludlow Road announce the engagement To register, call 678-2830. ent” will be conducted by Margaret Hollister St. Lakewood Circle, and Jay Sylvester, Lakewood Circle announce the engage­ of their daughter, Marci Beth Edelson. Sumner, who has a master’s degree Menu for th* Week Carriage Drive, and James Phillip Trip* Farley, son of Mr.'and Mrs. Tracy O. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sylvester of ment of their daughter, Sandra L. to Michael M. Yaffa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Craft exhibitors wanted in social work. The class will use Monday — chef’s choice, dessert, Page of Farmington, were married Newtown, were married Aug. 22 at Thornton, to John H. McNary Jr., son of Irving Yaffa of Las Vegas, Nev., discussion groups, using remem­ friday — Open house Fenwood beverage. Sept. 12 at St. Bartholomew Church. Manchester Country Club. John H. McNary of 10 Fenwick Road. formerly of West Hartford. EAST HARTFORD - The East Hartford YWCA is brances and reflection as a way of Manor, 2 p,m. Refreshment and Tuesday — hot dog on roll, beans, The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky offi­ Judge David Borden performed the The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of hosting its sixth annual arts and crafts fair on Nov. 7 reducing stress. entertainment. dessert, beverage. ciated at the mass and ceremony. The ceremony. The bride was given in Kingswood-Oxford School. West Hart­ Manchester High School and the Univer­ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the YWCA-YMCA Building. "Those who want to attend the free Nov. 6 — Registration for Coach- Wednesday — seafood boat, bride was given in marriage by her marriage by her father. Mitchell ford, and Colby College. Waterville, sity of Connecticut. She is employed by 770 Main St. Reservations to exhibit crafts may be glaucoma screening on Nov 13 light Dinner Theater's “ Guys k juice, dessert, beverage. father. Karen L. Chambers, sister of the Schardt was maid of honor. Brides­ Maine. She is employed as a casualty G. Fox & Co., Hartford, as a financial made by calling the YWCA at 289-6706. from 9:30 to 11:30 a .m. are asked to Dolls.” 324 includes buffet, show Thursday — Salisbury steak, bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids maids were Elyse Sylvester, sister of underwriter for Munich American Rein­ analyst. call the health department at and transportation for Dec. 9 trip. gravy, potato, vegetable, roll, were Kathleen Tesik Malo, Jill Pompa, the groom, and Erin McParland. surance Co. of Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is vice 647-3173 for an appointment. Re­ Nov 9 — Registration for Dec. 7 dessert, beverage. Karen Ruquist and Kathleen O’Connor. John Sylvester, father of the groom, The prospective bridegroom is a president of sales for Status Game Breastfeeding classes offered member. glaucoma is one of the Ingleside Mall trip. 36 includes Friday, — Chicken salad sand­ leading causes of blindness in The flower girl was Brie Fa rley, niece of was best man. Ushers were Jeffrey graduate of Kingswood-Oxford School Corp., Newington. A May 1988 wedding VERNON — Rockville General Hospital offers transportation. wich, soup, dessert, beverage America. the groom. Greenberg and ' Joshua Greenberg, and Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. is planned. breastfeeding classes for the employed mother, those Nov. 10 — Thanksgiving trip to Those who missed this past Stephen G. Farley, brother of the brothers of the bride, and Gordon He is a superintendent for Industrial who plan to return to work or school while continuing to Plymouth. Mass. Trip filled. Ac­ week’s flu clinic are reminded that 8cor«* groom, was best man. Ushers were Sylvester, brother of the groom. Construction of Newington. breastfeed their infant. cepting names for second bus. 331. Allen-Blair the make-up date will be Nov. 16 William Chambers, William Pompa, After a reception at the country club A May 1988 wedding is planned at The class meets Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Call Friendship at 243-1630. Friday. Oct. 16 setback — Grace from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Lincoln Keith Tower and Robert Farley. the couple left on a wedding trip to South United Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Allen of hospital. 31 Union St., and is open to all new parents Donnelly 130: Joe Peretto 130: Center. After a reception at the Arm y It Navy England. They are making their home Wilmington. Del., announce the engage­ whether or not their infants were born at Rockville Anna Welskopp 123; Dom Anasta- Those who need energy kits may B**t wish** Club the couple left on a wedding trip to in New York City. ment of their daughter, Amanda Clark General. sio 119; Helen Silver 117. pick them up at the senior center. Good luck to Lois Lewis, director Aruba. They are making their home in The bride is a 1980 graduate of Allen, to James Boardman Blair, son of Breastfeeding preparation for the pregnant couple Monday, Oct. 19 pinochle — Gert "The kits are free and include plastic of the Manchester Visiting Nurse Manchester. Manchester High School and a 1984 James T. Blair of 57 N. Lakewood Circle will be offered on Nov. 4 from 7 to 9p.m. at the hospital. McKay 792; Alice Raymo 775; Carl weatherstripping, caulk, door and Home Care Inc., who-will be The bride is a graduate of East graduate of Pratt Institute, , and the late Elizabeth H. Blair. All couples are welcome. Popple 772; Edith O’Brien 755; Bill sweeps, and much more. leaving to assume the hejim of the Catholic High School and the University N Y. She is employed as art director for A January 1988 wedding is planned. Registration for each class is 315 and should be made Stone 746: Sam Schors 745. The senior center, in conjunction Hartford VNA. of Connecticut. She is an international Ehrenkrantz Architects of New York early because class size is limited. Call 872-0501. "Tuesday. Oct. 20 bowling — D with the American Association of Last, best wishes to Erna Haber- Burger 508, Mike l^iOrro 206, 5121, banking officer pt Connecticut National City. extension 331. Bank, Hartford. The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of Retired Persons, will conduct a ern. who is recuperating at the Frank Fody 517; Lco Leggitt 536: The bridegroom is a graduate of Newtown High School and a 1985 driver education class on Nov. 17 Meadows, and to Lois Churila, who EM Adams 202,533; Al Rodonis 502; Central Connecticut State University. graduate of Pratt Institute. He is and 18. Fee for this course is 37. The is in Manchester Memorial Sam Maltempo 501; Phil Washburn He is a sales representative at Manches­ employed as design artist at Liizzi Ltd., Back care discussed class times are "Tuesday 11 a.m. to Hospital. 214, 209. 584; Jim Fee 500; John ter Honda. of New York City. VERNON — Rockville General Hospital, 31 Union Kravontka 212. 203, 558; Harvey St., is offering “ The Back School,” a class that teaches Duplin 204, 552; Charles Glode 524. proper care of the back and prevention of back injuries. Hospitals form committees Marge Patrick 176; Ginger Your- Church BnUetin Board Charter Oak Week set The class meets Nov. 2 and Nov. 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. at kas 180. 179. 504; Cathy Ringrose the hospital. Registration is 310 and may be made by to handle ‘Baby Doe’ cases 244, 512; Jennie Leggitt 176, 488; HARTFORD (AP) — A re-enactment of the calling 872-0501, extension 261. Lena DeMarco 175; Pat Olcavage 181. 481: J. Lukacs486. member conversations. taking of Connecticut’s charter and hiding it in an Concordia Lutheran Church FARMINGTON (A P) — Sparked Wednesday. Oct. 21 pinochle — Monday — 7 p.m.. Center Church Women. oak tree on a Hartford estate will highlight the of voluntary guidelines for their Computer-electronics show set by greater attention to socalled Peter Casella 777; Ada Rojas 739. Activities scheduled for the coming week at ’Tuesay — 9 a.m., mothers’ group: 3:30p.m., Pilgrim state’s celebration of the 300th anniversary of the establishment in 1985. “ Baby Doe” cases, a growing Wednesday. Oct. 7 bridge — Concordia Lutheran Church include: . Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation class. event next week. HARTFORD — 'The Computer and Electronics Show “ One of the most interesting number of hospitals are forming things we found was that there was Mary Colpitts 4,410; Joanne Allard Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., communion; 9:15 a.m., Wednesday — 8:30a.m., healing prayer; 7 p.m., fair “ For three centuries, the Charter Oak has is scheduled Wednesday through Friday at the committees to grapple with the 4,020; Rita Paul 3,960; Hilda church school, adult education, confirmation forum, committee; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. represented our love of liberty, our need for Hartford Civic Center. Show hours are from 11a.m. to 8 such a large percentage of com­ medical, legal and ethical ques­ pliance within 12 months of the Campbell 3.950; Tom Giordano pastor’s information class; 2:30 p.m., Concordia Choir. Thursday — 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.. Bethel Bible. self-determination and our defiance of anyone p.m. on Wednesday and ’Thursday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on tions regarding the care of severely guidelines, especially since the 3,610; Al Frederick 3,440; Jeanne Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship and Music Committee, Friday — 6 p.m., new member potiuck dinner. who would take those things away,” Gov. William Friday. ill infants, a University of Connecti­ federal guidelines were volun­ Roark 3,400. agoraphobia support. A. O’Neill said in announcing the plans Friday and ’The show will highlight desktop publishing, telecom­ cut Health Center doctor said tary,” said Greenstein, a professor ’Tuesday — 6 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School; 6:30 proclaiming Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Charter Oak Week in munications and high-tech equipment. Demonstra­ Friday. of p^atiics and director of the p.m., catechetics; 8 p.m., adult Bible class. Zion Lutheran Church Connecticut. tions and seminars are designed for the beginner as The re-enactment will take place at the Old Health Center’s Pediatric and Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support: 11 Members of Zion Lutheran Church on Cooper Street well as the advanced electronics enthusiast. State House in downtown Hartford at 5:30 p.m. on Nearly 52 percent of 870 hospitals Research Training Center. a.m., communion and luncheon: 7:30 p.m.,'Concordia will participate Sunday in a Reformation Raliy at St. For more information, call 233-9611. in the U n iM States surveyed by Choir. Oct. 30. “ Nobody was holding a club over s? Matthew Lutheran Church, 99 Franklin Square, New Dr. Robert M. Greenstein are using (green James II. king of England, sent armed forces to Thursday — 9 a.m., adult Bible class; 11 a.m., Britain. The rally will feature a mass choir at a worship their heads,” he said. “ Maybe a seize Connecticut’s charter in 1687. After hours of AARP board sets meeting Infant Care Review Committees to administrative staff; 7:30 p.m., women’s AA; 8 p.m., service. Light refreshments will follow. The public is advise parents and physicians on perceived club, but not a real club.” debate, with the charter on the table between the Jewish-Chiistian dialogue. invited to attend. VERNON — The board of directors of Tolland the care of seriously ill. An Greenstein said the makeups of two parties, the candle-lit room suddenly went S o d g e Friday — 7 p.m., AA. County Chapter 1241 of the American Association of additional 8 percent are consider­ the committees surveyed were dark. When the candles were re-lighted, the Retired Persons will meet Monday at 10 a.m. at First ing forming such groups. generally in accordance with the M t i O e n i A L C A M charter was gone. fe ^ ra l guidelines, which called for Center Congregational Church Unitarian Universallst Society Federal Savings k Loan Community Center, Park OAF. I O R M O NTH Capt. Joseph Wadsworth is credited with The study, conducted between the inclusion of physicians, nurses, Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ The Rev. Diana Heath will speak on contemporary having removed the charter and secreted it in a Place. ’The next regular meeting is Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. at the January 1985 and August 1986, lawyers, hospital administrators, tional Church are as follows: attitudes toward goodness, at the 10:30 a.m. service majestic oak tree on the Wyllys estate in social service workers, clergy and 64MMS Moose Lodge, Kingsbury Ave., Tolland. There will not represents the first collection of ,ORI Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 9 a.m., breakfast: Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist Society: East. Hartford. parent advocates. Committee sizes Bethel Bible study: 10a.m., church school, nursery and Child care is offered, and a coffee hospitality hour will be a potiuck luncheon at this meeting. Members should information on ICRCs since the The tree fell during a storm on Aug. 21, 1856. fe^ral government released a set ranged from six to 15, he said. toddler care; 11:15 a.m., social hour; 6:30 p.m., new follow. bring finger food for refreshmenU after the meeting. Tamiriblc Ti||UI ■- ; a ;.-; v / . - ■ • .. '. .... There’s help for dry mouth . •*. V V .• . -f 7 V.: ' Y

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'Tar Top” Aiabama (RCA) not aware of saliva subriitute. Weaver and started tak­ 8"Lynda” Steve Wariner (MCA) ing Plaquenil 9"Somebody Lied” Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia) about three ye­ H fccidy 10"Only When I Love" Hoily Dunn (MTM) ars ago. Within D r. G o tt three months of HeaUh. T ip is returning starting this Peter Gott, M.D. medication, my eyebrows and eyelashes be­ came white. My to teievifion Bcst-SeDers menstrual cycle went wacky and I’ve lost all interest of menopause. In some women, in sex. Any connection? alteration in sexual interest seems Fiction to result from hormonal imbalan­ DEAR READER: Plaquenil (hy- ces that are common during the 1. “Patriot Games,” Tom Clancy droy chloroquine) is used to treat change of life. L 2. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow malaria, as well as two diseases of Express your concerns to your by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. 3. "Leaving Home,” Garrison Keillor connective tissue; lupus erythema- doctor. In particular I think you 4. "Heaven and Hell,” John Jakes tosis and rheumatoid arthritis. should review the situation with a 5. "Beloved,” Toni Morrison Because malaria is a rarity in the gynecologist. The doctors, working HEART HEALTH 6. ''Misery,” Stephen King United States, most patients are together, will be able to define the The human heart needs to do 7. "Legacy,” James A. Michener prescribed Plaquenil for lupus or causes of your symptoms. If they some hard work each day - at least 8. "Hot Flashes,” Barbara Raskin rheumatoid arthritis. agree that Plaquenil is not the during youth and the prime of life - 9. "Freedom," William Satire Although the drug is effective in cause of your sexual problems, to keep it strong and healthy. We 10. "Sarum,” Edward Rutherfurd many people, it does have serious perhaps hormone replacement must huff and puff occasionally side effects. the most devastating of would help you. for good health. However, don't which affect vision. Plaquenil- To give you more information, I risk heavy exercise if not used to Nonfiction treated patients must be closely am sending you a free copy of my it, without a doctor’s examina­ monitored for eye damage. Other Health Report on menopause. Oth­ tion. Avoid labor saving devices - 1. "Spycatcher,” Peter Wright complications of therapy include ers who want information on the walk instead of ride-climb stairs- 2. "Man of the House,” Tip O’Neill with William emotional changes, irritability, subject should send $1 and their get regular exercise. Your heart Novak headache, weakness, anemia, ab­ name and address to P.O. Box and health will be better for it. 3. "Time Files,” Bill Cosby dominal cramps, vomiting, diar­ 91369, Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be 4. "It’s All In the Playing," Shirley MacLalne rhea, lassitude and bleaching of the sure to ask for the Health Report on 5. 'The Making of The African Queen,’ ” Katharine hair. Hie manufacturer of Plaque­ Menopause. Hepburn nil does not list menstrual irregu­ 6. 'The Great Depression of 1990,” Ravi Batra larities or sexual dysfunction as 7. 'The Closing of the American Mind,” Allan Bloom adverse reactions to the drug. EMERGENCY 'f1p6tB II C v tl6 8 f6 8. “Family; The Ties That Bind — And GagI," Erma Your hair changes are probably iUanri|Pstpr Hpralli Bombeck directly attributable to Plaquenil. Fire — Police — Medical 9. “Straight on Till Morning.” Mary S. Lovell Your menstrual problems arid loss 348 Main Straat 10. “Love, Medicine 4 MIraclea,” Bemie S. Siegel of sexual interests are probably DIAL 911 M ^ ch a a ta r ______SatMrdiyf Oct 24,1987 not. At age 46, you are more likely to In Manchester 649-1025 (Courtesy of Time, the weekly news magazine) be experiencing the consequences U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. U. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. »«■ i m - U Between the Lines Cover Story The story behind the stoiy Deimis Weaver portrays a surgeon

By Josie By Jane Ardmore we did after I’d signed, Gerry they are fallin g behind in and I \vent dow n and bought a reading and writing skills, try to here’s a down-East Texas new car on payments, o f course. hide it and that com plicates the folk hero emerging on I think it took us three years to problem. They don't want to be A B C -T V this season — a pay for it.” thought stupid; at the same time Q. Please tell me all about dramas and the series “ Naked Once “” began to they do feel they’re pretty smart Robert Duvall. H e’s such a C ity ." guy with a soft-slurred accent audiences will roll (it rolled, you’ll remember, to be able to get away with it." . superb actor. Leona Lynn. ■fhe T V work led to for 20 years), the Weavers were recognize, and a face to He reflects, “ You can do Santa Maria, Calif. Hollywood in the earlv '60>. able to buy their house, repay Twhich they’ ve long been anything you set your mind to. A. H e's 56, the son o f a N avy where he debuted, impressively, their loans and the tough times accustomed. Dennis Weaver is My wife was musical, our kids rear admiral and his wife, was as the retarded neighbor in “To were over. But Gerry’s moral playing Buck James, a trauma are musical and out of bom in San D iego, where his Kill a Mockingbird." He really support was still important. “ It's surgeon and a rancher, which self-defense I decided to learn to father was then stationed, and hasn’t stopped working since, in important to have that kind o f should make him one o f W eaver’s do this and did. I am now , as raised primarily in Annapolis, "The Chase." “The support. And look at the all-time favorite characters. Leaning you know, a ." He’s M d Detective." “ Bullitt." "True wonderful characters I’ve had a back in his swivel chair with the recorded six albums and just He loved movies as a child Grit," “The Rain People." chance to play in the intervening sound o f tJie surf pounding onto the wrote tw o .songs on location for and was a natural m im ic; he "M *A*S*H " “The Great years!" His favorite? beach below his house, he smooths “ Bluffing It." “ It’s a skill I would invent characters with Northfield Minnesota Raid," “ McCloud." “ What a series his moustache and explains: acquired just like reading or different accents and improvise “The Killer Elite." “The Eagle that was, it had drama, action, "What really innigues me about writing. I never did read notes, I skits. His parents were so Has Landed." "The comedy, suspense, real Buck... he’s a really warm, with-it just learned to carry a tune. impressed by these iConversation." "The Great dimension." guy who does things his way. He W eaver is also deeply improvisations that they actually antini." “ Network." Another favorite; the illiterate has great integrity, a certain savvy, concerned about the w orld w e encouraged him to pursue "Apocalypse Now," "The he played in an A B C film and he is at the top o f his live in. He has received acting, which he did at Principia Godfather." "The Seven “ Bluffing It." which aired profe,s,sion. At the hospital, he’s numerous humanitarian awards College in Elsah, III., and. Percent Solution." "The Stone September 13, as part o f a king, and what he says is taken for from civic organizations, follo w in g tw o years in the A rm y Boy," "The Natural," “Tmc nationwide campaign launched law by residents, interns, nurses, including Haven Hills, a home in K orea, at the Neighborhood Confessions," “The Lightship" Ally Sheedy by Capital Citics/ABC and the everyone except tbe administrators. for battered wom en, and the Playhouse in N ew York. and “Tender Mercies" (for Public Broadcasting Service to “ He is also a great teacher. He Pacific Lodge Boys' Home. He which he won an Oscar), among combat ilHfer^cysiJe playjd H e had the usual hard times in teaches interns. Each year he gets a has been national spokesman for others. Q. I ’m a devoted fan o f Ally Sheedy’s and I'd like to know Jack Dqggan, a factoQ^ftireman New York being cast for plays new chief resident; so he’s A Million Minutes of Peace He also directed two everything about her. Robert A. Rabideau Jr., Kihei, Maui, who rather successfully faked his Robert Duvall (as did his friends James Caan continually teaching aixl his movement; has traveled to the documentaries. "W e 'r e Not the fjaw aii way through life — one o f the and Dustin Hoffman) and methods are unique. He may Soviet Union as a Jet S et" and “ A n gelo . M y Alexandra Sheedy is 25. from New York City, the daughter of 20 million Americans who worked at the post office at badger, he may cajole, he may ase civilian-diplom at for the Love.'’ and periodically docs ^prominent literary agent (her mother) and an advertising cannot read or write and who night to support himself. Two humor, He can be snippy, he can American-based organization some T V (the miniseries "IkjB^) executive who divorced when she was 9 and equitably, but developed a variety of tricks that years later, though, in 1957. he be soothing — whatever will work Project for Planetary Peace; and and theater. His current procct, confusingly.- shared custody. She moved back and forth during kept others from recognizing his got his first break: a workshop And jntuitively, he knows what is president and one o f the due out this fall, is the movie the week between their two apartments. 10 blocks apart, and was problem. production of Arthur Miller's will. H e’s a careful, responsible “ C olors" with Sean Penn and never quite sure at which apartment she'd left her btxiks, her “There are many reasons for founding members of LIFE " A V ie w From the B rid ge" that human being who has plenty o f i (Love Is Feeding Everyone) directed by Dennis Hopper. He's clothes,' etc. warts and isn’t afraid to show illiteracy," Weaver explains, which in four years has Miller attended. Suddenly, he married to Gail Youngs. John . If was a lifestyle that fostered independence, which she has; the having done a lot of research for Dennis Weaver returns to TV as a trauma graduated from feeding 4(X) began to meet important people Savage's sister. A previous intellectual environment provided by both parents also fostered a \ Weaver takes a swig o f iced tea. the part. “ In some ca.ses, people in the Los An geles area and get roles, notably in live TV marriage ended in divorce. drive toward'achievement. which she has definitely had since her is dark'eyes glint with surgeon and rancher, roles he finds Intriguing. children from broken homes get to feeding 30,(X)0 now. early childhood. At 6. she was dancing with American Bullet no instruction or interest to start iticipation and you can see why. Dennis W eaver is a dedicated Theater. By 12, she’d written and published (with her mother s :se are qualities with which fie with. Others suffer from fam ily man and yet finds time help) a book called "She Was Nice to M ice" that earned enough he’s written, and the family show dyslexia.-Others are just slow Q. Whatever happened to celebrating the golden years of can identify. “ O f course, trauma Williams (who played Zorro) for his humanitarian efforts. ■ Kathryn Grayson? I thought Hollywtxxl. and loured a few royalties to put her through college and enough celebrity to clicii surgery is pretty dramatic stuff. he takes on tour when time w h o ’ d also been in ‘ Seven and it has nothing to do with she had such a beautiful voice. years ago in a show called offers to appear on the major talk shows. Buck's life is immersed in permits, with hiS wife, Gerry, and Angry Men.’ We played intelligence. They are slow By 14. she'd decided to try acting too and broke in with learners and our school system Is she still singing? Manfried "Great Ladies of the Silver accidents. He uses helicopters to two o f their sons, Robby and brothers. He had also been commercials. At 18 she moved to California and. unlike mam W. Parijs, Kula, Hawaii S c r e e n " pick up the injured arxl get 'em to Rusty. called up for the Chester part, so doesn’t provide adequate Abtrul 10 years ago. she also others, got work — the TV movie "The Best Little Girl in ihv the h o ^ ta l within that golden hour It seems that Dennis Weaver has I gave him a call. He said, yes teachers for the number of W orld." a three-epistide pan on "Hill Street Blues" and movies when you have so much more been entertaining us every minute he'd read but he didn't think he students. Whatever the cause, A. A ccording to her agent, she put in a b rief appearance at a "Bad Boys." "WarGames," “Oxford Blues." "St. Elmo’s chance o f saving a life. o f his life, and when you tell him was right for it. I didn't think I most kids, when they realize is; she still docs Florida jail for assaulting a Ft Fire." “The Breakfast Club," "Blue City." “Twice in a “Then, o f course, to make it that, he has a good laugh. “ M y was right for the part either. But conccanightdub appearances Lauderdale woman. The details Lifetime" and the recent “ Maid to Order." Currently, she has no even better, this is a man whom, if big accomplishment," he says, “ is I asked him what they’d offered periodically, alternating with were murky; the 65-year-old definite plans but is in the process o f putting together a m ovie you met him, not wearing his that I’ve survived. With nine years him and'he said his agent had plays on the dinner theater wom an claim ed that Grayson package as a co-producer scrubs, you’d never g u »s was a just on ‘Guasmoke’ aixl seven on told him $400. ‘Hey,’ I said, circuit, such as a recent had punched her in the face Grayson claim ed that the woman suigeon. You’d think him a ‘McCloud’ (which won him three ‘they only offered me $3(X)!’ So pnxluction of the farce "Noises cowboy or a rodeo person — the Emmy nominabons)... when you when Bill Warren a.sked me if O f f in La M irada, C alil She screamed insults at her way he dresses, the way he talks. realize how easy it is to get I'd accept the part. I told him I also puts in appearances from Whichever, the charges were Q. Where has singer Roberta Flack gone? Any new records eventually dropped. In fact, his ranch is almost a canceled!” really couldn't. I'd have to have lime to lime at film festivals coming out, any concerts? Trish Banks. Santa Maria, Calif What saved them? second vocation. Literally he $400 or nothing. A. She does have a new album com ing out She jusi finishcil n. “Gunsmoke.” Weaver had done operates with his boots on. It’s a “ I was shaking in m y boots. 'though, and doesn’t yet have a title or release dale She is .lUi a picture with Charles Marcus great mix afid offers viewers But within an hour, he called (B ill) Warren called “Seven still doing concerts and has a tew scheduled this month and ne\: somefliing different: old ingredients, and told me to come for the test; in Ivvrohio, Massachusetts and New Jersev There may als* rs." i new results." “ Do you know I was the first so thanks to Guy Williams, I rV special tied in to her work with the Belter World .Soe c's. u Another swig o f iced tea. one cast for 'Gunsmoke'? I went was finally going to earn a Kathryn Grayson air in December Certainly if there’s anyone in to the studio the next day. The living wage. It was a six-year television who knows about old test script they gave me was contract and as soon as it ingredients and new results it has to awful, "rhe character o f Chester became the N o. I show on the Q. How old is Jason Bateman? "Little House on the Frame" as M o v e ." Anything you’id like to know about be this man who’s been on that was so loony that standing air, my salary moved up Also, what has he been in and the Ingalls’ adopted son Now . as you pmbably know , screen in '‘Gunsmoke" (which outside in the hall reading a accordingly. B y that tim e my Halloween... the one night a year when all their worlds of what will he he doing next? That led to a co-starring role- be’ s co-starring in "V a le rie ." prominent personalities? Write to Josie, King won him an Emmy), “McCloud," scene between Matt D illon and agent was back from Mexico make-helieve come true... the one night a year when your liMle I .S.. West Oliv.’ , Mich on the series ".Silver Spixins." He also recently took over the Features Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, “Gentle Ben," “ Kentucky Jones,” Chester, I stuck my head back in and I ’ ve been with that same darling becomes a little "devil” ... A. He’s IS, has iu'cn working but as s«H>n as he became very role created by his sister “ Emerald Point, N .A .S ." atxl and asked, ‘ A re you sure you office ever since. N.Y. 10017. “ I was driving a '39 DeSoto Whatever their dreams inspire, make sure you capture it — since the age I'l UL when he pvipular. his part began to Justine’s "Family Ties" cevstar “ Stone," to say nothing o f such mean Chester? EJon’t you mean when I got 'G unsm oke.' It was then frame it at Exposure. .iniiouiiccd to his lather, director diminish, an action that his Michael J. Fox in "T een W o lf T V movies as “ Ishi — the Last o f Matt?' But he meant Chester a coupe, with no backseat for Kent Batenun, that he wanted to reprc.seniatives ascrilx-d to the 11.’’ The sequel to F ox’ s hit His Tribe,” “ Amber Waves," because I’d been sort o f dingy as Rick, our oldest son, so we be ill eom m crcials. He was series star R icky Schroder’ s “ Duel,” “ Cocaine: One Man’s John Brown Jr. I didn't think exposure “Teen W o lf should be in much o f the part but I was knocked a hole in the shelf so he limited iMiiiiediaicly cast in some unhappiness over the attention release by the time you read Seduction," ‘T h e Ordeal o f Patty •rC A framing awfully hungry for work. And could stand in the trunk. He New Hours: Closed Mon. bUic-eliip sixils liir McDonald s, that Jason was getting. He left this. Hearst,” “ Intimate Strangers” and 111 Center Street they’d offered me $300 a week! stood in the trunk and leaned his Tues.. Wed.. FrI. e-S:30 (.’iva Cola. Chccrios I'hc next the show and got a bigger role “The Ordeal o f Dr. Mudd," plus Manchester - 649-0939 Thurs. e-a - Sat. »-6 arms on the shelf. The first thing ycat. he; jivas/.>isi in the scries on anuthei series. "Il.’s Your. , feature films, recordings, songs “ I had a friend named Guy U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdwr. Oct. «4. IWT MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 24, 1987 - ti Trends WEEKEND TELEVISION What’s happening with day care? Saturday, Oct. 24

5:00AM (33D U.S. Farm Report girl faces incredible obstacles in her at­ By Charles H. Sparrenberger Some employers provide tempt to rescue her baby brother from on-site day-care facilities; more Consumer Discount Network goblins. Jennifer Connelly. David Bowie [C N N ] Crossfire 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) olly Parton isn't the than 500 have contracted with [D IS ] Walt Disney Presents: An Otter in [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Music Man' (CC) only woman in America computerized information and the Family When a Wisconsin boy s Robert Preston, Shirley Jones A fast- with a 9-to-S dilemma. referral services; some have adopted otter is accused of raiding a talking traveling salesman promises to neighbor's hen house, he must set it free organize a boys' band in River City. The most immediate adopted a payroll-deduction (60 min.) Iowa Robert Preston, Shirley Jones. Buddy Hackett. 1962. (In Stereo) problem for plan, where a portion of the 5; 10AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Night Shift' A employee’s salary is deferred in 1«V mild-mannered supervisor runs a call [USA] Jimnly Swaggart mother/employees today girl ring from the city morgue. Henry 7:30 AM 33 popaya and Son D a special account (in some cases Winkler, Shelley Long, Michael Keeton is the cost and acute shortage of matched by company 1982. Rated R (33 Star Commanders day-care facilities, most of contributions) then disbursed to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stand By Me' (CC) Four 33 Here's Lucy which have long waiting lists. a day-care facility of that young boys face a tourney of self- d?) Voltron. Defender of the Universe Employers are coming under discovery when they attempt to locate d£) Whaelie and the Chopper Bunch employee's choosing; some join the body of a boy hit by a train Wil increasing pressure for assi.stance Wheaton. River Phoenix, Corey Feld­ ® ) Popeye with other nearby companies and man 1986 Rated R. (22) Muppets as companies discover that day contract with day-care provider; 5;30AM QD in n News (29 , . v care for employees’ children is a others use a voucher system Joint corporate-parent problem. [CNN] Showbiz Today (29 It's Your Business where employers are reimbursed ($9 Road to Calgary A preview of the 6:00AM 3 3 Young Universe (R) It's a grim picture, and any for a portion of their expenses. 1988 Olympics. 3 } I Love Lucy working mother will tell you of Hundreds of additional (£1) Princssa Caballero the difficulty she encounters in 3 3 Public Affairs [CNN] Sports Close-up employers are exploring options, (O ) Christian Science Monitor Reports finding good, affordable day and the trend toward employer [D IS ] You and Me, Kid (5D CNN News [ESPN] World Sports Special care. The relatives and neighbors assistance is growing. who used to baby-sit the kids are (H ) Popeye [TMC] MOVIE; 'Summer Rental' (CC) A To date only 148 companies [CNN] Daybreak harried air-traffic controller takes his fa­ now in the workforce have built on-site day-care [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents mily on a Florida vacation and winds up themselves. in a sailboat competition with his lan­ facilities and already .some, [TMC] MOVIE: 'Forever Young’ The ar­ dlord John Candy. Richard Crenna Rip Most mothers are now rival of an old friend stirs up old memo­ Torn. 1986. Rated PG-13. finding the cost too high, have ries in a priest end upsets the fragile working (60 pcrc *) and it is dropped them. Besides the world of hi8 adoring altar boy. James 8:00AM 33 Hallo Kitty's Furry Tale predicted that 80 percent will be Aubrey. Nicholas Geeks. 1984. Rated Theater prohibitive costs of such centers, NR. employed by 1990). More would they raise serious questions 33 Lady LovalyLocks end the Pixietails [U S A ] Night Flight 33 ^ Cara Bears Family (CC). work if they could find or afford about an employer’s legal 6:1 SAM CS3 Oavey & Goliath d3) Heathcliff adequate child care. Prices of liabilities. 6:30AM 3 3 Captain Bob d 9 (In Stereo) day care are soaring while Many parents prefer child care 3D The World Tomorrow (29 Ultraman: The Adventure Begins quality drops. Three Air Force pilots receive the super­ closer to home and object to 3 ) Flintstone Kids (CC). The typical American family on-site centers. Then too, the human powers of the Ultra Force to de­ with u working hu.sband and 33 Comic Strip fend Earth from alien monsters. Pilots' good will generated among (TT) Planet of the Apes voices: Chad Everett, Michael Lembeck, Adrienne Barbeau. (2 hrs.) nonworking wife jmd two employees who are able to use d D Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ HEAD OF THE CLASS — (Top row, I. to r.) Dan Frischman, Brian Robbins, Tony children now accounts for only 5 such on-site facilities is offset by tion on the latest employment opportun­ (29 (29 Qummi Beers Animated (CC). O 'D e ll, lory Husain and Leslie Bega join Howard Hesseman (r.) on "H ead of the percent of the hou.scholds — so the bad will incurred among ities in.the Connecticut area. (2$ (CC). Class," which airs Wednesdays on ABC. The cast also includes (front row, I. to r.) (29 Insight / Out says Janet Norwood, those employees who are placed (2S) Phil Silvers Khryrtyne Haie, Tannis Vallely, Daniel Schneider and Robin Givens. commissioner of the Bureau of ffD Follow Me (39 Well Street Journal Report on the waiting lists. (£3) Abrekadabra d D Rami l.abor Statistics. The number of [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Rich end Famous' Two The idea of company [CNN] Foreign Correspondents (33 @ 9 Pound Puppiaa (39 Headlines on Trial dual-career marriages and d D Pod end Reel Streemside woman go through many changes dur­ assistance for employees' [DIS] Wish Upon a Star [CNN] Daybreak 3 3 Suporman (22) (29 Alvin and the Chipmunks ing a twenty-year friendship. Jacqueline one-parent families contuincs to child-care needs is not a new [ESPN] Auto Racing: Rally of 1.000 [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (3D Runaway With the Rich and Famoua (29 Newton's Apple (CC) Host Ira Flatow Bistet, Candice Bergen, David Selby explores the world of science for a fifth 1981 Rated R. increase, thus increasing the Lakas From Finland. (60 min.) (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter (39 Amateur Duokpin Bowling (60 min.) one, During World II child-care season. Topics; Dr. William Carter dis­ [USA] Beat the Proa pressure on employers for help. centers were established in [USA] Night Flight [USA] Go for Your Dreams (29 Voga* cusses plastic surgery, a bicycle's aero­ employers lax breaks for many Campbell Soup Company pay the bill. [USA] Night Flight dynamics, a beluga whale 1 1:30AM (33 New Monkaas Child-care costs arc now the factories to encourage women to 6:45AM 8:30AM (33 Jim Henson's Muppet Ba­ @D ■•■o Taaoro child-care programs and costs started an on-sitc center at its In 1985, several employees in (S3 Amarioa'a Top Tan third largest expense in.inost 7:00AM CS) Young Univorao bies (S ) Bay Brothar The Poet Pop Space (29 Batman joiivthe workforce, and even when incuacd in building and Camden, N.J.. plant in 1983 Minneapolis began contributing Rock Ba-Bop Goapal Tabernacle Chorus ^ Real Qhostbuatars (CC). (39 Sybarvialon Weight Control families' budgets. In-home care (X) Sylvanian F .m lli.. (33 Popples during the Civil War, uniform performs apirituala, jazz and rock. l22) ® New Archies today can run $8,OOOa year, for equipping day-care facilities. Merck & Company has assisted to a company named Checkers m Bugs Bunny B Tw ssty Show (CC|. (3) d 9 Little Clowns of Heppytown t£D Conan factories provided day nurseries. $ D Addams Family (5Z) Adam Smith's Money World ® This Weak In MotorSporta "nannies" average $l7S-$350 Federal agencies and even the in opening a child-care center Soup. Inc,, which charges $30 a (HI Tom & Jorry (3D Keys to Success Public employers and local [CNN] Monayweek [CNN] Style With Elsa Klanach 09 Bugs Bunny & Twaaty Show (CC) Untied States Senate are near its Rahway, N.J., day or $20 a half-day to care for 0® Inch High Privsto Eye (39 Intemationel Championship Wres­ per week (and they rarely do any governments have recently tling (60 min.) [D IS ] Donald Duck Proaanta [DIS] Wind in the Willows (SD Wall ttraat Weak (R) presently in the child-care headquarters. At the Polaroid sick children with minor (J® Mighty Mouto [E S P N ] Fishing: Bast of Bill Danca housework). Five thousand (22) (29 Smurfs [ESPN] SpaadWaak [C N N ] Collage Football Preview begun efforts to make child care business. A pilot program in Corporation headquarters in illnesses that keep them (22) Muppots dollars is not out-of-line for more accessible and affordable. (29 MOVIE: 'Dakota InddenT Indians at­ [M A X ] MOVIE; Cocoon' (CC) After [USA] Can You Be Thinner? [E S P N ] SportaCantar Saturday (60 .Massachusetts provides Cambridge, Mass., parents temporarily out of regular ( ® Ring Around tho World tack 8 stagecoach, with the passengers coming in contact with extraterraatrial min.) infant care outside the home, cocoon-like pods, a group of retirees 11:00AM (33 Amarloan Bandstand Almost 40 percent of the low-interest loans of up to earning less than $30,000 a year child-care centers. In a number (29 Nowsmokors barely holding their own until they're [MAX] MOVIE: 'A Fine Mass' (CC) Two and $2,500 should about cover helped by an Indian brave. Dale Robert­ find themaelvea miraculously rajuvan- (33 Or. Boianoa nation's 3,329 two- and $250,000 to companies willing are given subsidies for child of communities, hospitals will g® Abbott and Costello ated. Don Ameche. Wilford Brimley. friends who sccidsntslly become in­ full-time preschool at a licensed son. Linds Darnell, John Lund. 1956. (33 Fan Club Scheduled: Donna Sum­ volved in a fixed horse race win • 10,000 four-year colleges and care. care for sick children for $2.50 S D Avonturas dal Paquano Principa Hume Cronyn 198S. Rated PG-13. (In group facility. to operate their own centers. (29 Bottomline Stereo) mer, Fat Boys. Scott Baio, Stsphan end are pursued by the mob. Ted Dan- universities have opened Ij3) Comic Strip Furst. Poison. son, Howie Mendel, Richard Mulligan Employers are learning that AT&T is presently per hour including meals and d D Maquina del Tiempo [U S A ] Prolina TiHlay there ate chain day-care centers on campuses in [CNN] Dsybrssk 3 3 W W F Wrestling Spotlight 1986 Rated PG child-care assistance is not a experimenting with on-site snacks. Thus a higher-paid (SD Woodwright's Shop child-care centers operating [DIS] Mousarciaa 10:00AM (33 Paa-waa s Playhouaa [USA] Search for Beauty a attempt to reach young parents [C N N ] Big Story (3D Solid Gold In Concert one-way street and that they too centers and furnishing buildings employee who otherwise would [H B O l MOVIE: 'Labyrinth' (CC) A young (33 W W F Wrastllng Challanga throughout the United States. and boost their declining [D IS ] Good Morning MIckeyl 0 9 Rm I Estate Show 12:00PM (33 Puttin' on the Hits (In benefit when helping employees in which employees can organize have had to stay home to care 33 Littia Wizards Stereo) Examples are Kinder-Care enrollments. Even though then [E S P N ] Fishin' Hot* ' (29 W W F Wrestling balance family demands with their own facilities. foi the child is enabled to come (33 Buck Rogers (33 Wonderful World of Disney; Four Fa­ l>;aming Centers, Inc., and La (22) ® a l f President Richard Nixon vetoed those of the workplace. A recent Hoffman-LaRoche has renovated to work. 3 D Soul Train bulous Characters Four animaterf tnlA« Petite Academy with a total federal spending on child cate in Channels 9 ; 0 0 A M ® Thu Out Along Gang (29 Constitution: That Dalloata Balance are featured 'The Brave Engineer" survey disclosed that 77 percent an old home to use to care for It’s a brand-new ball game, (29 GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ (29 Nauropayohology of Weight Control (Casey Jones), "The Martins and the between them of some 1,500 1972 because it risked Hartford. C T ® (39 My Pat Monatar tling of women and 73 percent of 65 children. Parents pay $285 this corporate child-care WFSB CT (29 Three Stooges Coys." "Casey at the B a t" and "Johnny branches in 40 states.'' "sovietizing the American WNYW New York. NY (L ® Superman (22) ^ Jlf^ Hanson's Fraggla Rock Appleseed" (60 min.) men take time off from work to per month (less than the going assistance idea, and the plans New Haven, C T (49 Flintstona Kids (CC) Kinder-Carc’s revenue for the WTNH CD (H) Haa Haw (29 Rockachool C13 Collage Football Today Hosts: Al family,” the federal government WOR New York, NY HJ PELICULA: 'Escandalo da Estrellas' attend to their children's needs, rate in the community) and the and aids promulgated by various (S ) Saaame Straat (CC) (29 Pro Wrestling Treutwig and Jim Hill fiscal year ending in Augu.st today is involved in aiding child WPIX New Yofit. NY d l ! (57) Washington Weak in Review (CC) thus costing employers hundreds company contributes $100,000 companies who are beginning to WHCT Hartford. C T m (23) Aak tiM Manager (HP El Taaoro dal Baber 33 Amarioa'a Top Tan 1986 was $230 million — it is care through tax incentives (tax ( fl) of millions of dollars in lost annually toward operating explore the possibilities arc WTXX Watarbury. CT » H ) Capitan Cantalla ($7) Tony Brown's Journal 0D Universal Wrestling Federation big business even though most credits for child care now total WWLP Springfield, MA n $ D Wrestling: World Class Champion­ output annually. expenses. Corporate child care legion. Corporate child-care La Plata ($D World Wide Wrastllng ship Wrestling 39 College Football: Pittsburgh at Navy providers claim there is little more than three billion dollars WEOH Hartford. C T 44 (3 hrs) Many employees believe that does not come cheap. WTWS N e w Lortdon. C T « [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner [D IS ] Raccoons [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Herbie Ridas Again' An assistance could well be the MOVIE: 'Pork Chop HIIF The bloody profit in it. VWIT Hartford. C T M (H B O ) Survival Sariat Photographera enchanted Volkswagen helps a little old (29 annually) and state grants for aiding employees with child-care Companies are concerned with No. 1 employer benefit sought in [E S P N ] Magic Years In Sports The year battle to take the Korean hill, key to stop­ Companies have only WSBK Boston, M A M Tony and Lit Bomford reveal the liwea of 1979 is featured with a special segment lady when she it threatened with evic­ .specific purposes. problems helps attract better the productivity lost when the 1990s, for unions are taking WGOB SprirtgMd. MA two spaciat of saali found m ihe Outer tion by a ruthless high-rise builder He­ ping the Communists, is told by the com­ on the Pirates' Willie Stargell manding officer of the American troops. scratched the surface of the WXTV Pataraon, NJ (« Hebrides off Scotland's coast. (60 mm ) len Hayes. Keenan Wynn, Stefanie Pow­ Twenty child-care bills were workers, retains key employees, employees are required to stay up day care as an employee [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hottt Len Daw­ Gregory Peck, Harry Guardino, Rip Torn. overall situation, but they have WOBY Spriitgfiald. M A Iff} [T M C l MOVIE: 'Bom Vaatarday' A weal­ ers 1974 Rated G from work with a sick child. fringe benefit.■ H a r t f ^ . C T son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In 1959 intrixiuced during the last reduces tardiness, ab.senteeism WTIC ..n thy junk daalar hires a w riur to instruct begun to try. Only 3.000 of the Cabia News Nat. Stareo) session of Congress even though and turnover (rc.sulting in lower The 3M Corporation provides a CNN (CNN) his girlfriend about atiquatta Judy Holli­ [E S P N ] Seholaetio Sports Amarioe (22> Foofur nation s six million employers DISNEY Dtanay CharMtal IDI81 day, William Holden. Broderick Craw­ [U S A ] Discover [HBO] MOVIE; 'Every Which Way But (24) MarkMIng it presently grants $800 million training costs for new trained child-care worker to go ESPN Sports Network IE8PN) (44,(XK) of whom employ 100 ford. 1950. 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz w'aak Loose' A two-fisted trucker and his oran­ (2$ MOVIE: 'Thu Nukad City' Whila annually to the states to provide employees). Salaries at on-site to an employee’s home when a HBO Home Box Office (H80) gutan companion take off in pursuit of a Cktamax [USA] POM Sal* tracking down tha murdarar of a young jK'rsons or more) provide any day-care centers are recovered child is sick so that the CINEMAX (MAXI 10:30AM (33 New Advanturaa of pretty country-western singer. Clint child-care services for low- and TMC Movie Chennai [TMCl 9 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Haalthwoak Mighty Mouse (CC) Eastwood. Sondrs Locke. Ruth Gordon form of child-care assistance, USA Network (USA) imxierate-income familes. several times over in production employee will not lose a day’s USA (33 M y Father the Clown 1978 Rated PG. (In Stereo) ContInuMi... but this number has incmased .50 Our government offers gains from worry-free mothers. work, and the company helps 9 : 3 0 A M ® omigan's ItlanO percent in the- past two years. M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 24, 19S7 - 17 U - M AKCH BW EItigPUtD . gaterdw. Oct. M. 1M7 [ESPN ] Collegs Football; Colorado at Oklahoma (R) ISS Doetor Who T H E F A C T S Satnnlay, Continaed O F L IF E [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Ooea to ID Foma (60 min.) Camp Satiirdav, ContiBn^ [CN N ] Naurtwatoh On MBC'8 "The 2:30A M (13) Solid Gold In Concart [DIS] MItaing Advanturaa of Ozzis and Harriat White reminisce about the good ole torn. 1985. Rated PG-13. T a c ts o f U fie ," a ir ­ [CNN] Sports Latenight days; both Blanche and Dorn dread the girl, th* New York City homicid* squad son. Kent Taylor. Gloria Henry. t968. Showbiz Week ing SATURDAY. [ESPN] Collaga Football: Penn Stats vs. [ES P N ] Qolf. PQA Tour's Lang Driva thought of marriage. 9:10P M [CNN] discovsrt a Jawal lhaft ring. Barry Fltt- 99 CoHagq Football Today H ora: Al Compatitlon From Pantacola, Fla. OCT. 24, natalie Boston College From Foxboro. Mass (2 garald. Howard Duff. Don Taylor. tS48. Trautwig end Jim Hill. CID Benny Hill 9:30PM CdD 93) Second C h an ce (In hrs . 30 min.) (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ubyrinth' (CC) A young Stereo) (Mindy Cohn) 139 Blaok Parapaodva ‘ a 33) MOVIE: 'The Magnificent Seven' A (52) Kovels on C ollecting girl faces incradibla obstacles in her at­ (H B O ) m o v i e : com m ando- CN N N ew s pretends to be In 2:40A M (39 MOVIE: 'Eaeapa from tfw Plaiwt of tempt to roacua har baby brother from gunfighter recruits six rugged men to de­ (CC) A former veteran battles an old ad­ 1 9 MOVIE: 'DevH Ttonee Five* Five men­ fend a group of Mexican peasants from training with the tha Apaa' Chlmpaniaaa from tha yaar tally uneteble children involved In e bus goblina. Jennifer Connelly, David Bowie. '29 Amen (CC) After winning a car in the versary in on effort to rescue his kid 3855, with human Intalllganea, arrhra on 1986. Rated PG. (In Stareo) bandits. Yul Brynner, Eli W allach, Steve church raffle, Amelia catches gambling ROTC in order to napped daughter. Arnold Schwarzeneg­ accident terrorise the inhebitents of tho McQueen 1960 aarth during tha 20th cantury. Roddy remoto community in which they take re­ o [USA] Aiiwolf fever (In Stereo) write an inside ger Rae Dawn Chong 1985 Rated R McDowall, Kim Huntar, Bradford Dill- fuge. Gene Evana. Sorrall Booka. 1974. (19 MOVIE: 'Dirty Dingus Magee' A slip­ 29 The New Honeymooners story for a newspa­ (In Stereo) man. 1971. 6;30PM (3) CBS News pery badman keeps sliding through the (E8PN J Powerboat Reoing: Bud Light [CNN] This Week in Ja p a n per. Dennis fingers of the law. Frank Sinatra. George 3:00AM (3D N e w s (R) 9 9 Candlapln Bowling (60 min.) Grand Prix (60 min.) CSD Small Wonder Kennedy, Anne Jackson. 1970. [M AX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment llaysbert co-stars l3D Home Shopping Overnight Service l8Z) Saaama Btraat (CC). {HBO] MOVIE: Tex' A vulnerable 15- (39 Private Benjamin Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) re­ as her drill Continues (2 hrs) I S MOVIE; 'Thioo Tha Hard Way* Thras yeer-old la caught In an amotional tug- {59 MOVIE: 'Super Ninjas' A Ninja chief­ ports on the Pope's 1987 U.S. visit for ® Mama's Family Mama has a new out­ tain. avenging the death of a friend, chal­ instructor. [CNN] Newsnight frlanda comblna forcat to battia a mya- of-war aa ha triaa to grow up without the "Vatican Inquirer". (In Stereo) look on life when she's almost hit by lenges the leadership of a martial arts tarlous organization which la bant on parantal guidanea. Matt Dillon, Jim Mat- lightning. [TMC] MOVIE: The Terminal Man' A o world ruler. Cheng Tien Chi, Lung Tien ganoclda. Jim Brown, Frad Williamson, zlar, Mag Tilly. 1982. Ratid PG. 10:00PM 35 w*«t 57th Scheduled: CHECK IISTINGS brilliant computer scientist suffers from (22) (39 NBC News Hsiang. 1983. investigation of the fund-raising activi­ blackouts m which he turns violently Jim Kelly. 1974. MOVIE: 'The Payohotronto Man' FOR EXACT TIME Motorweek (R) ties of political activist Lyndon LaR- homicidal. George Segal, Joan Hackett [CNN] Nawsday sal family man loaaa conaclous (29 (52) (29 Facta of Life (CC) Natalie goes (S ) What's Happening Nowll undercover as an ROTC cadet to get a ouche; how the son of ex-footballer Nick Jill Clayburgh 1974 Rated PG [D I8] Edison Twins » control of hla mind whan a myatarious Buoniconti has struggled to overcome a news story. (In Stereo) [U SA] Night Flight tubconacioua powar takaa ovar without (29 Mama's Family Even though Naomi sports-related spinal cord injury: profile (USA) Danoa Party USA (60 min.) warning. Patar Spalaon, Christophar and Vint separate, they must continue to '59 Wild America (CC) Tips on tracking sastrous encounter with her future in­ small country town where they unfortun­ of Peter Falk: how the rock group U2 is law s. ately discover that evil does not dwell in 3:05A M [MAX] m o v i e : 'TH* Young 12:30PM (D KMs and Drugs: A High Carbia, Robin Nawton. 1979. live with Mama. and getting close to foxes, moose, bears raising social consciousness. (60 min.) o the concrete forest alone Janet Laine Nurses' Three sexy nurses shake up the Price to Pay Four chlldran struggla to and birds 93) New Monkees 2:10PM (CNN) HuHhwMk 93) Notioiero Unlvleion C9D N ew s Green, Dehl Bent, Stephen Hunter. nursing profession with their unusual ovarcoma drug habits with tha help of [CN N ] Pinneole (29 MOVIE: 'Kiss Me, Kill Me' A police [CNN] Pinnacle 1986. Rated R. way of treating patients. Jean Manson. rehabilitation. (60 min.) 2:30PM (2D coUM ton From tha S a n . woman sets herself up as bait to catch a ((9D (19 Hotel (CC) A former acquaint­ Ashley Porter 1973 Rated R. [D IS] My Friend Flicka ance of Peter's operates an escort ser­ [DIS] College Bowl *87 (In Stereo) [U S A ] Snub Collaga Football; Taama to ba An- Juan lalanda. Appraiaals ara conductad psychotic killer. Stella Stevens, Michael GE) vice from her hotel suite: Christine be­ College Football: Navada-Lea (3 3 m o v i e : 'Mm Bohind Ih* nounoad (3 hra.) (LIva) In tha Roaario Raaort'a music room; an [ESPN] Scholeetio Sports America Anderson, Robert Vaughn. 1976 [ESPN] 3;30A M intarvlaw with tha propriator of Oarvill's comes involved with an older man. (60 Vegas at San Jose State (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 1:05AM (^ Star Hustler Gun' An army officer goes undercover to [T M C ] Short Film Showceso (29 Odd Couple CSD Fan Club Rara Print Shop. min.) (Live) 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide investignte the southern California se­ 9 9 Ohara (CC) While investigating a 1321 Fm Tsilingl ® College Footbalk Teems to bo An- 7:00PM CSD out of This world Headlines on Trial [HBO] MOVIE: '6 Million W ays to Die' cessionist movement in the 1850s Ran­ series of murders, Ohara and Shaver 1:15AM (X) MOVIE: 'Sakharov' Fol- dolph Scott, Patrice Wymore, Philip nounoed (3 hra.) (LIva) (CC) While investigating the murder of a (2D Markstlng CSD Throe's Company find time to help a prostitute. (60 min.) (29 Star Trek: The Next Generation The lows the life of Andrei Sakharov, the re­ Carey. 1953 hooker, an ex-cop and a prostitute are (39 What About Worrmn 9 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • o CSD 99 News (In Stereo) U.S.S. Enterprise and ^erengi starships nowned nuclear physicist from the So­ drawn into a deadly game in the drug- (33) MOVIE; 'Ths Man' A paralyzed war (CN N ) Evans 6i Novak utdoora must pass a crucial inquisition by the viet Union who invented his country's CSD 93) It's a Living Dot lands a soap 97) Orive-in Blues A nostalgic look at the ^ ardian of the Tkon Empire before con­ drenched L.A. underworld. Jeff Bridges, veteran struggles to adjust to his disabil­ S[CNN] Stylo With Elaa Klensoh opera role; Howard's nominated Chef of hydrogen bomb. Jason Robards, Glenda drive-m movie business. ity Jack Webb. Marlon Brando, Teresa [ESP N ] LPBA Bowling Site to ba an­ ooooooo tinuing their trips through space. Rosanna Arquette. Alexandra Paul. Jackson. Anna Massey. 1984. nounced. (90 min.) (Live) [M A X ] Cinomax Comady Exparimont the Year. 1986. Rated R. Wright. 1950, [CNN] PiimeNews Hunter Racial tensions mount as Father Guido SarduccI (Don Novallo) re­ (22) (M AX) MOVIE: Vamp' (CC) COD Tates From tho Oarkeide An under­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Every Which Way But [USA ] Night Flight 1:25AM [CNN] This Week in Japan 1:00PM (D MOVIE: Navar Cry Wolf ports on tha Pope's 1987 U.S. visit for ooooo Rick and Dee Dee investigate the acci­ A vampire stripper pursues threS fra­ world kingpin forces a master puppeteer Loose' A two-fisted trucker and his oran­ dental police shooting of a Hispanic [DIS] MOVIE: 'Show Boat' A beautiful A biologist Itarns to live among wolvat the "Vatican Inquirer". (In Stereo) ACROSS DOWN to participate in a grotesque perform­ 1 1:30PM (3D She'a the Sheriff ternity brothers. Chris Makepeace. Rob-' gutan companion take off in pursuit of a councilman's son. (60 min.) (In Stereo) singer falls in love with a gambler on her and Eskimos in tha northarn wltdarnass. ance. art Rusler. Grace Jones. 1986. Rated R. Charlas Martin Smith. Brian Oannahy. 3:00PM QD m o v ie ; 'Atn«on' A pretty country-western singer. Clint (9D Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed 'father's riverboat in this third screen ver­ 1 Actor Shew 2 Roland Young role Mark Russell Comedy Special Begin­ teacup may be a clue to a series of puz­ 1083 2,000-yesr-old Oriental empire It found (39 Charles in Charge Charles plans a Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Ruth Gordon. 1:30A M CSD m o v i e : 'Rampage' A trap- sion of the Kern-Hammerstein play 5 Qeene Davie role 3 Vigode monogram ning a 13th season of barbs and aongs, zling murders. (60 min.) thriving beneath the see with e plan that party to introduce the new chef at Sid's 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) the satirist pokes fun at U.S. politics. per, a big game hunter and a mistress Kathryn Grayson. Howard Keel. Ava CS) Amarioan BarKlatarHJ 9Egge 4 Branch of the armed Pizza Parlor. threatens the exletence of the world. [M A X] MOVIE: 'A Fine Mess' (CC) Two Songs include "Bork Roast" and "Bush OD N ew s search for rare jungle cats R ob en Mit- Gardner. 1951 (D) MOVIE: W ar of tho Oargantuaa' Kenji Sawara, Akema Kite. Tetsuko Ko- 10 Before services chum, Elsa Maninelli, Jack Hawkins ® You Can't Take It With You Grandpa friends who accidentally become in­ on His Tush" (29 1 9 D.C. Follies [CNN] Larry King Weekend Two giant monttara. ona good tha othar beyaehi. 1964. 12 **— Oeye" 5 Ms. Ward pulls a few surprises when he's selected 1963. 4:00A M evil, battia to tha death in Japan. Russ volved in a fixed horse race win $ 10,000 (?9 Hot Tracks (22) 9 9 Saturday Night Live (In Stereo) IS Decorate 6 Rose on "Sledge to star in a TV commercial. and are pursued by tho mob Ted Dan- 4:10A M [HBO ] Billy Joel From Lenin­ Tamblyn, Kumi Miiuno, Kanji Sahara. (S ) Knifllit Rktor 129 Dating Gama 10 Ahnye HemmerT: Init. son, Howie Mandel, Richard Mulligan ($9 To Be Announced. (29 Racing from Plainafield grad, U.S.S.R. (In Stereo) > 1966. (H ) Twrillobt Zona (29 Wheel of Fortune (CC). [CNN] Crossfire Saturday 217 Becchenelcry 7 Delete 1986 Rated PG. ftTl XVI Festival Internacionai de la OTI (22) MOVIE: T ill Marriage Do Ua Parf A [M AX] MOVIE: Mat* HarT (22) W W F Buporatara of Wrestling ( 9 Soul Train 21 Greek nickname 8 Former tannia great (29 Automenia Via satelite desde Lisboa, Portugal. (3 [O IS] MOVIE: 'Quarterback Princaaa' A 4:25A M [U SA] MOVIE: 'Midnight Offerings' A young newlywed discovers that her hus­ Recruited as a W orldW ar I secret agent, ( S Juotin Wiloon'o Loulolano Cookin'. 22 "Evening — with Den 11 Mr. Borgnlne (29 Hea Haw hrs.) band is really her brother. Laura Anto- girl fights to become quanarbacj( of her (2$ Frartoh In AoBon: Qonoalogio 17-year-old witch punishes her school the seductive Mata Han uses unusual Outdoors Rather" 13 Me. Gardner high school's football team. Helen Hunt. (SO) MOVIE: 'The Saoketts' A family (29 Benny Hill and classmates with fiery demonstra­ 93) Hardcastle and McCormick nelli. Alberto Llonello, Jean Rochefort methods to gain information on her ene­ 24 Mama on "Mama's 14 Beniamin" (due to Oon Murray. John Stockwell 1983 moves westward to tha New Mexico ter­ 9 D Roino Stlvo)a tions Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn 1979. mies Sylvia Kristal, Christopher Cazen- Family" puzzle answer) 29 Maude [CNN] CNN News ritory. Glenn Ford, Sam Elliott, Ban John­ Damon, Patrick Cassidy. 198> (H) MOVIE: 'Without a Trace' When a [ESPN ] SportsCenter (90 min.) ove. 1985. Rated R ( Q Motorwook A road Mat of tha rede- 25 Robert or Alan 16 Luce on "Crime Story" 93) Sabado Qiganto [HBO] Billy Joel From Leningrad, son. 1979. signed Lincoln Continental; cars and small boy doesn't return home from [U SA] Night Flight 28 "The — Also Rises" 17 Tier [CN N ] Croeefire Saturday 8:30PM (T ) Everything's Relative (CC) U.S.S.R. (In Stereo) school, his mother and a compassionate 4:35A M [U SA] Night Flight: Goat to ® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) driving aids for tha handicapped; a prev­ Julian and Scott invite their mother to 31 Ons kind of crop 19 Butkus and O’Noill [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Godfather, Part II' cop embark on a seemingly hopeless .2:00AM 03) in n News the Moviea and Coming Attractions iew of the Buick GNX. [D IS] MOVIE: T h e Legend of Lobo' The stay with them after a burglary attempt (93) PELICULA: Cuando Qulare un MaxL 32 Burden 23 Mr. Carmine — Old West serves as the backdrop to this The new godfather attempts to keep the search. Judd Hirsch. Kate No'iigan. [C N N ] Your Money on lier apartment. (Postponed from an (29^lmmy Swaggart 4;55A M [TMC] MOVIE: Bom Yaitar. cano' Esta comadia musical con un 34 " — Sanctum" 26 Mr. Cheney chronicle of the adventures and dangers family on top despite government inter­ Stockard Channing. 1983. iigaro toque da frivolidad haca rair a to- earlier date). S 9 That's ths Spirit day' A wealthy junk dealer hires a writer [O IS] MOVIE: HI. Good Lookin' A 36 Ms. OHiette 27 Dancer O'Connor faced by a wolf during the course of his vention Al Pacino. Robert De Niro, Tails to instruct hit girlfriend about etiquette dos los publicos. Jorge Negrete, young Midwestern women heads West [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 37 Ricardo on "Easy 29 Denny Kaye's children's life. 1962. d j 93) Women in Prison Vicki's (Julia Shire. 1974. Rated R. Hickman, Nick-Chartes. [49 ABC News Judy Holliday. WiMiam IHclden. Oroder Amanda ledasma. with hopes of becoming a successful Street" emergency fund Campbell) repentant husband promises [ESP N ] College Football Scoreboard [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [DIS] MOVIE: 'Kim' The orphaned son [CN N ] Foreign Correspondents ick Crawford 1050 (57) Wonderworks: The Utdest Horse singer. Harriet Hilliard, Eddie Quillan, 39 Orb (due to puzzle 30 Pecan, e.g. to get her out of jail and a prison gang [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: Natalie of a British soldier grows up amidst the Thieves (CC) Three children plan to save Kirby Grant. 1944. answer) 33 Mort — threatens her fellow inmate Dawn 10:16PM S 9 t o b * Announced. Wood (CC) A profile of actress Natalie adventure and pomp of 19th-century Co­ coal-hauling ponies from being slaugh­ [ESP N ] Tannia: Mite Celebrity Cham­ 41 Concept (C.C.H. Pounder). (In Stereo) 35 Carla on "Cheers" Wood (1938-81). featuring interviews 10:30PM ([ID Sports Extra lonial India. Based on Rudyard Kipling's tered whan automation threatens their pionship From Lake Tahoe, Nev. (60 42 Gentle 36 Pub drinks dD We Got' It Made Mickey's debut as a with Elizabeth Taylor, Roddy McDowall CTD IN N N ew s classic Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell, > small mining town. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2 min.) (Taped) talk-show host takes a disastrous turn. 38 Estreds monogram and Dyan Cannon. (60 min.) Paul Lukas. 1950. Rated G. Ask Dick Kleiner [CNN] Nawsday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Funeral in Berlin' A Bri­ 40 Year-dd: ebbr. dD NHL Hockey: New York Rengers at ^ 9 War Chronicles [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rich and Famoua' Tw o tish spy arranges for the defection of a Philadelphia Flyers (3 hrs.) (Tape De­ (59 Honeymooners 1 2:0 0 AM (3D solid Oold in Concert (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Quarterbaok Princess' A women go through many changes dur­ Russian officer who is in charge of Ber­ layed) Stereo) girl fights to become quarterback of her ing a twenty-year friendship. Jacqueline (5D Trying Times Premiere (CC) Comedy lin's war security. Michael Caine, Eva dD MOVIL 'The Long Ships' While Dear Dick: What caused poor little fortnattilm in 1954 Bl.-igwonone ex­ high school's football team. Helen Hunt. TV puzzle solution on page 32 Bisset, Candice Bergen. David Selby (19 2 9 227 (CC) Mary teaches Brend.i anthology Rosanna Arquette and David Renzi, Oscar Homolka. 1967. searching for tho gclden bell of St. Webster to stay so small? We hear so actly lO^lears earlier for "Going My Don Murray, John Stockwelt. 1963. 1981. Rated R. and her friends a lesson about parent­ Byrne star in Beth Henley and Budge [H BO ] Humor end the Presldenoy [TM C1 MOVIE: 'Forever Young' The ar­ ing. (In Stereo) T h re lkeld 's story about a w o fnan's di- James, a Viking adventurer finds love much about Gary Coleman and his Way." [USA] Now Mike Hammer (60 min.) and is captured by a Moorish sheik. Ri­ Former President Gerald Ford, wife rival of an old friend stirs up old memo­ (59 This Old House (CC) Carpenter Norm Stistrous encounter with her future in­ kidney problem that caused him to Virginia McKenna. Bill Travers, Geoffrey woman struggles to save her family and chard Widmark, Sidney Poitier. Ro­ * Dear Dick: Al the end of every Betty and daughter Susan welcome a ries in a priest and upsets the fragile 7:30PM C2D MarUehead Manor Abram and architect f/aiy Otis Ctfvens law s. stay little, but I have never read one Keene. 1966. sanna Schiaffino 1964 panel of experts on White House co­ world of his adoring altar boy. James her land from government foreclosure. examine the 1785 farmhouse; .heating 29 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at St. “Family Ties" show, a large dog is Jessica Lange, Sem Shepard. Wilford dD Family Ties word about Emmanuel Lewis' condi­ medy, including Chevy Chase. Robert Aubrey, Nicholas Geeks 1984. Rated [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: U s Vegas and cooling systems Louis Blues fl9 New Hot Tracks shown and a man says, “Sit. Uhu. sit. NR. Brimiey. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (SD Joopardyl (CC). tion. I have heard he is 16. Is this cor­ Klein. Art Buchwald, Pat Paulsen, Mort Cleaele: second round From Desert Inn [ESPN ] College Football Continues 29) Wild. Wild West Good dog!" What doer this mean? Sahl and Tip O'Neill, for an obeservation and Country Club. (2 hrs.) (Live) [U SA ] Check It Oud Howard imagines (SD Mama's Family Mama has a new out 22) Wild America rect? — Mrs. B.D.S.. Caldwell, Idaho. 3:30PM (3D Colloge Footbell/World 29 Shoppers Network of the lighter side of politics. (60 min.) himself a celebrity when he hears the look on life when she's almost hit by [D IS] Disney Channel Preview [TM C] MOVIE: 'When Nature Calls' A Dear Mrs. B.D.S.: They keep insist­ Also, can you tell me the name of Sorioe World Series Game Six will air at [HBO] MOVIE: 'Forbidden* (CC) Despite fractured look at a night out at the mov­ (In Stereo) different backgrounds, two people fall in store will be part of a television news lightning. '99 MOVIE: 'Halloween' The stalker es­ ing there is no condition to write John Davidson's old t-omedy series? this time, if necessary. (3 hrt., 30 min.) 9:00PM OD National Geographic A ies. complete with coming attractions capes from a mental hospital and re­ love during World War II. Jsqueline Bis- feature. Charles in Charge (CC) Charles be — Mrs. J., Muskegon. Mich. [MAX] MOVIE: Clookwise' (CC) A (Live) (33) look at orangutans and mountain goril­ and a "wilderness family" feature att''ac* turns to the scene of his slaughter V6 about. Emmanuel Lewis, who plays stuffy tnglish headmaster is subjected se t Jurgen Prochnow. 1965. (In Stereo) comet ill when his mother dates a golf dJ) At the Movies 5:30PM 93) Bustin' Loose Mimi's an­ las. (60 min.) tion. David Orange, Barbara Marcineau. years before Jamie Lee Curtis. Oonaio Webster, is 16_ years old, and very to a series of indignities when he sets pro. Dear Mrs. J: Uhu was the name of [USA] Cartoons noyed when her sister throws a lavish (dD 93) New Adventures of Beans Bax­ 1985 Rated R. Pteasence. P J Soles 1978. out to attend an important conference. (S) We're Cooking Now short. But there is apparently nothing Gary David Goldbergs dog. And birthday party for Sue Anne. (In Stereo) ® SCTV ter (CC) (In Stereo) [USA] Ray Br4dbury Theater: Mari­ John Cleese. Penelope Wilton, Alison (39 MOVIE: T h e Greet Sentini' A Marine 4 :1 0PM [CNN] Sports Ctoso-up (CNN] Newsnight wrong '.^Ith him physically: He Just Goldberg is the show's executive pro­ (29 Victory Garden (CC). (29 D.C. Follies dD 9 9 All-Star Gala at Ford's Theater onettes, Inc. Steadman. 1986. Rated PG. Corps colonel nearly destroys his family 3 D n * w OidqM has short genes. Lewis has had all 4:30PM (CC) Host: Beatrice Arthur. Oon John­ 12:10A M (TM C) MOVIE: Th* Wild ducer. When the dog died, they started [TMC] MOVIE: 'Key Exchange' (CC) A by hit dictatorial methods. Robert Du­ (29 Connecticut Newemakers (22) As Schools Match Wits 11:00PM (3D GSD 22) 29 News Bunch’ A gang of aging outlaws ride into kinds of tests and the doctors all say that little bit of business as a tribute. vall. Blythe Danner. Michael O'Keefe. (2D Fniqal OoumMt son, Mikhail 'Baryshnikov, Glen Camp­ New Yorker swaps apartment keys with 99 College FootbellAVorfd Seriee (2 9 Drunken Driving: A Life Sentence (R) bell. Sammy Cahn, David Copperfield (3D MOVIE: 'Rooster Cogburn' A minis­ a Texas border town to rob a local rail­ "he has a potential for growth." His Davidson starred in “The G irl With her longtime boyfriend in hopes of. a 1979. 9D Embajadora* da la Mualoa Colom- World Series Game Six will air at this ter's daughter helps a former deputy road for their last shot at glory. William Mane (29 Win, Lose or Drew and Maureen McGovern perform before parents are waiting for that teen-age Something Extra,’ utith Sally Field. longterm commitment, but doesn't know 93) Sabroshow time, if necessary. (90 min.) (Live) marshal win back his badge. John Holden, , Robert Ryan. O ) CinomAttrectione .President and Mrs. Reagan. Taped June spurt to shoot him up. His fam ily is all that he is terrified by the mere thought of iS ) Victory Garden (CC). 3D ChMpIrito (6 0 min.) Wayne. Katharine Hepburn, Richard 1969 Rated R (52) Art of William Alexander 21. 1987. (60 min.) short, but not like him. And that's the * Dear Dick: About 1940, there was monogamy. Brooke Adams. Ben Mas­ [CNN] Big Story 99 Fight BeokI With David Horowitz Jordan. 1975. [CN N ] Foreign Correepondente (52) Thie OM House (CC) Bob Vila tours Golden Girls (CC) On a flight to 12:30AM (3D M uititrim a movie, “Four Sons,” about Naziism ters, Daniel Stern. 1985. Rated R. (52) Mark Rueaoll Comedy Special Begin­ 39 CQ) MOVIE: Th* Nakad P r*/ After his short of it. [TMC] MOVIE: Tho Torminel Man' A Miami; reviews of the Tampa home's ma­ the Bahamas to attend a funeral, the (29 MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan at the Race [U SA ] Hollywood InaMer A-To«m ning a 13th season of barbs and songs, fellow hunters are killed by an African * Dear Dick: Please tell me all and a Swiss family. Don Ameche 4:00PM C5D brilliant computer scientist suffers from sonry work end solar hot water system: women confront their phob^s. (In Track' Cabled b/'a racehorse owner for the satirist pokes fun at U.S. politics tribe, a safari guide is set free to be starred as one of the sons. Who played C o lle y Football: Southern d D Puttin' on tho Hits blackouts in which hs turns violently beginning the redwood deck. help, Chan arrives to find him dead W ar­ about beautiful Fred Dryer, who 1:30PM (3D Songs include "Bork Roast" end "Bush Stereo) hunted down like an animal. Cornel the other sons? — D.G., Sulphur Cal at Notre Dame (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) d9 Power Pro Wieetlirtg homicidal. Georgs Segal, Joan Hackett. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday ner Oland, Helen Wood. 1936. plays "Hunter." — A.M., Pasadena. JHI Clayburgh. 1974. Rated PG. on His Tush". (2$ John Lennon: A Journey in the Life Wilde. Gert Ven Oer Berg. Ken Campu. Springs, Texas. This BBC dramatization traces Lennon's Texas. (S ) Modem Maturity (fl) ( 9 MOVIE: 'Deothdreem* A soldier, who [U SA ] Sanchez of Bol Air When their 93) Which Witch la Which? Buttons. 1 9 6 6 1 2:35A M [USA ] Night Flight Ooee to Magnum, P.l, life through his thoughts, writing end [CNN] Newamaker Saturday is supposedly killed in Vietnam, shocks 5:00PM C3D parents go out of town. Miguel and Gina Rusty and Joneey the Perk Ranger play (39 Ghost Story the Moviea end Coming Attractions Dear A.M.: If you called him "beau­ Dear D.G.: The three other sons in everyone when he returns to his home­ Mission ImpoesIMe end up with a house full of guests. music. (60 min.) [USA] Cover Story dD host to all the wilderness animals in (29 Tales From the Oarkeide A Houdini 1:00A M (X) MOVIE: Th* Nsk*d Pr*/ tiful" to his face, he’d probably deck that film were played by Alan Curtis, town. John Merley. Lynn Carlin, Richard theis Halloween tpeciel. 'SD MOVIE: 'Dragonwyck' A woman s Backus. 1972. CSD A-Taam S:45PM [D IS] DTv protege seeks revenge when a disap­ After hit fellow hunters are killed by an you. Dryer is a form er pro football George Ernest and Robert Lowery. 2:00PM (X) BiM k ShM p SquMiron [CNN] Sports Saturday secret thoughts lead her to secret love, pointed fan tells others the secrets be­ Africar tribe, a safari guide is set free to player — he was defensive end with (29 French Chof: Tho Good Loaf (33) Webster 6:00PM CS) (S) (39 N«wa then rapture and finally terror. Gene An alT-nobody crew. (29 MOVIE: Th « QunftghMrs' Thru* [ES P N ] Colloge Football: Colorado at hind his magic act. be hunted down like an animal. Cornel the New York Giants and Los Angeles brothers are forced to break the law ® Return of tho Monster Trucks High­ 3 3 What's Happsning Nowtt Tierney, Walter Hutton, Vincent Price. * Dear Dick: What h^pened to the 93) Cite oon lee Amerioee Oklahoma (3 hra.) (Live) (23) Butterfflea Wilde. Gen Van Dar Berg. Ken Campu. when a land baron threatens the family lights of monster truck competition in­ 19 46. 19 66. Rams for many years. He bad the house mother on “The Facts of Life," (52) Julie Child end Company cludes obstacle course races, pyrotech­ (X ) W W F Supsratara of Wrastling (29 Neuropeyohology of Weight Control ranch Art Hindle. Reiner Schoene. 8K)0PM (X) My S ira r Sam (CC) Two [DIS] MOVIE: 'Show Boat* A beautiful dD Home Shoppir>g Overnight Servloe ?(ood sense to realize he couldn’t play before Clorls Leachman took her George Kennedy. 1967. i 9 MOVIE: 'The Legend of Sloopy Hol­ nic car climba. mobile homo and bus 3 D Star Trak: Tho N an OanaratkMi Lt. good semeritena aave Sam from a purse singer falls in love with a gambler on'her ( 3 l MOVIE: 'When MIoheel Celle' A Tasha Ysr fights for fraadom whan tha'a (3 hrs.) ootball forever. So, while he was place? I’ve never seen anything In the low* Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane woot crushing events. (60 min.) (Taped) snatcher. father's rivarboat in th is third acraen ver­ woman is terrorized by phone cells from (S) MOVIE: 'Ctaopatre' Juliue Caesar kidnappad by aliana known at Ligoni- playing Dryer studied acting and pre­ papers or magazines about it. — J.H ., the oeughter of a rich farmer end learns (S ) Groat Chefs of tho Woot sion of the Kem-Hammerstein play. a child, presumably dead for many 3 D a L O .W . WraMlIng (2 hr«.) fells in love with Cleopatra. Elitebeth the truth behind the legend of her other ant. (60 min.) dD 93) Mr. President Sam must save a pared himself for a life after football. Sterling H eists, Mich. Taylor, Richard Burton. Rex Harrison (3>TheSelnt crucial American-Soviet meeting when a Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. Ava years, but determined to avenge hit (29 Pro Wr**t»ng Tht* W**k suitor, tho headless horseman. Jeff 3 9 Odd Coupia * Dear Dick: Who won an Oscar for 1963 covert U.S. arms deal ia uncovered (In Gardner. 1951. mother's death. Michael Doualat, Ben (8> Billy Oraham-K*y* to Suee*** Dear J.H.: That was Charlotte Rae, Goldblum. Dick Butkus. Meg Foster (29 Wild Kingdom Gazzara. Elizabeth Aahley. 1971. (22 Buttin' Loaaa Stereo) MOVIE: 'Summer Rentar (CC) A “The Country Girl,” Grace Kelly or who decided not to return. She was, (2$ Joy of Paintirtg (R) ig so . 93) So Anuneiere 0 9 Binrra DaOratsi Junior High (CC). Pan 5 of GD Dorn DoLuleo Show Dorn and Betty air-traffic controllar takas hit fa­ (52) Trying Tlmee Premiere (CC) Comedy Bing Crosby? — P.M., Kalamazoo, therefore, replaced by Miss Leach­ (29 Shoppers Network [018] MOVIE: 'Bom Free' A Kenyan (2D [HBO] MOVIE; 'Bulll**' (C O Hoping to (52) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) 13. mmily on a Florida vacation and winds upanthology. Roeanna Arquette end David man. Officially, she said the Just improve the quality of hit family's Ufa. a M ich. (59 MOVIE: 'Oortg Wer' After a man s game warden and his wife raise an or­ [CNN] Newswatch in a sailboat compatition with his lan­ Byrne star in Beth Henley and Budge wife is slain by hoodlums, he becomes a phaned lion cub until they realize they ( S Danein' to tha Hits dlord. .John, Candy. Richard Cranna. Rip Threlkeld's story about ■ women's dL big-city avacutjve moves hit family to a Dear P.M.: Grace won her Oscar wanted to do something different. One-man Yigihihte fOrke Chartes'Bron- ' must set harirbe to survive on her own. ' [MAX] MOVIE: 'Country' A courageous ' t S ' l f a a Living ' ' C o n t I n u M i . ■ ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 24,1087 - IS t t - BUNCHE8TER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 24,1M7

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Cummings. 1966. axparimantal laser beam that also picks ing suparhero aftar ifalling Into a truck OCT. 25 on [CNN] Newsday up more sinister extratarrastrial guests. (2® (SZ) Metterpieo# Theatre: The Brette carrying toxic waste. Mitchell Cohen. Andrae Msranda, Jennifar Baptist. (JD Tom A Jorry NBC, Linda and [DtS] MOVIE: Th e Dirt Bike Kid' An unu­ learns to live among wolves and Eski­ PG-13. Lea Thompson, Jeffery Jonas, Tim Rob­ (CC) Jean and Martha are both attracted 5:00AM (£) BJ / ubo to the Princess Theatre's manager. (60 1965. Ratad R. (i® Frodorlek K. Prioo Jerry Lebon sual dirt bike plays a key rote in a teen­ mos in tha northern wildemass. Charles [USA] Ctwok it Out! bins. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ( U Intloht min.) Part 3 of 8. [U SA ] Consumer Challenge: BluMooker l29 Sylvanlan Famllloa (Pamela Sue Mar­ ager's efforts to save a local hot dog Martin Smith, Brian Dannahy. 1983. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Weird Bolanea' (CC) (2® 8hopp.r« Network stand from demolition. Peter Billingsley. 5:30PM 33) Unlviaion an al Deporte iwo nigh-ichool nerds accidentally (2® It's a UvIng (22) Sunday Today tin and Tim [CNN] Larry King Weekend (60 min.) 11:30PM 33 George 8ohletter*a Co­ (CNN] Sports Rsvisw Stuart Rankin, Anne Bloom. 1985. Rated create tha woman of thair dreams whan 2D Blempre an Domingo En via uatalita medy Club Scheduled: Cathy Lsdman, SD Soaama Strsat (CC). Matheson) suspect PG [ESPN ] Cycling: U.S7U.8.S.R. Chal- (IZ) Craativa Living ■n electrical storm short circuits their [ESPN ] Sonior PQA Golf: Las Vagai tanga From Los Angeles. (60 min.) deads Mexico. (3 hra., 30 min.) Freddia Stollar, Tom Kanny, LIcatti and [ESP N ] World Lumberjack Champion­ home computer. Anthony Michael Hell, Classic: saoond round From Desert inn (5® The World Tomorrow that their neigh­ (Taped) [CNN] Nawamakar Sunday [CNN] Week In Review Siagal, Jonathan Katz. O'Alan Moss. ships From Hayward, Wis. (60 min.) Kelly LeBrock, llan Mitchell-Smith. and Country Club. (2 hrs.) (R) ((£9 Robert Schuller bors are members (M A )q MOVIE: 'Tha Manhattan Pro- [DIS] College Bowl '67 (In Stereo) [DIB] MOVIE: 'Return to Oz* (CC) Do­ 3 3 Mission ImpoealMe [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Lightship’ (CC) 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [U SA ] Snub of a 300-year- Jeof (CC) A teen-ager becomes suspi­ [HBO] Fraggla Rock (CC). (In Stereo) rothy returns to Oz to save the land from - 33) Honeymoonera (CC). 9D Nuastra Famllla Amid hurricane warnings, the captain of [U SA ] RIptIda old witches' coven. cious of his mother's new boyfriend the evil Mombi and tha Nome king. Fai- Christian Children's Fund 5:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Pop# of [CNN] Daybreak a floating beacon regrets rescuing three [TM C] MOVIE: 'Oliver's Story* Oliver ruza Balk. Nicol Williamson, Jean (2® when he discovers that plutonium is picks up the pieces after his wife's 7:10PM [CN N ]O na on One Qraanwich Villaga' Two distantly re­ [DIS] Dumbo's CIroua criminals from a disabled boat. Robert Marsh. 1965. Ratad PG. (lo Stereo) (22) Sports Machine stored at the pharmaceutical research death. Ryan O’Neal, Candice Bergen. lated buddies pull off an ill-conceived CHECK LISTINGS Duvall, Klaus Maria Brandauer. Michael facility where the man works. Christo­ 7:30PM 3® BCTV (29 Amen (CC) After winning a car in tha safecracking job that gets them into hot [ESPN ] SportaCsntar 1978. Rated PG. [ESPN] Sunday Bhowoeee: Amerioe'a FOR EXACT TIME Lyndon. 1985. Rated PG-13. pher Collet John Lithgow. 1986. Rated (2® Runaway With tha Rich and Famous church raffia, Amalia catches gambling water with a local crime kingpin. Eric )HBO] Fraggla Rook (CC). (In Stereo) Cup '87: Challenge Down Under A look (U SA ) Auto Racing: Bendix Trana-Am PG-13. (In Stereo) ^ [U SA ] Sanehax of Bel Air The San- Bobby Vinton in Poland; tha Caribbean at the America's Cup Yacht Rsca. (60 fever. (In Stereo) Roberts. Mickey Rourke. Kenneth (T M C ] MOVIE; OHvar'a Story' Oliver chezes’ next-door neighbor (Bobby Sher­ SCCA Bendix Trans-Am Series, from De­ island Aruba; hotels in Bangkok. Thai­ min.) (2® Maas Counoll of Rabbis McMillan. 1984 Rated R. picks up tha pieces after hia wife's troit. (60 mm.) (Taped) 3:30PM (X) 99 Baakatball; U.S.S.R. man) sprains his ankle in thair home and land. death. Ryan O’Neal, Candice Bergen. va. Milwaukaa Buoka From the MECCA must stay there for five days. [HBO] MOVIE: Big Trouble' A 2® MOVIE: T h e Centerville Ghost' The 5:30AM ® in n News (S ) Day tha Unlvaraa Changed 1978 Ratad PG. 1;30PM m Tony Brown's Journal in Milwaukee, Wit. (2 hrs., 30 min.) financially-strapped insurance sales­ spirit of a 17th century English noble­ [CNN] Moneyweek (Live) 6:00PM 33 & News (29 WitohSa Warlocks And Wizards man reluctantly becomes involved with man haunts hia American dasoendants [USA] Cartoons Wild Kingdom G® Spactacular Worid of Guinnese Re­ 3 3 MOVIE: 'Forbidden Planet* A profes­ [CN N ] Sports Sunday the get-rich-quick scheme of a bizarre as they move Into tho family's ancestral [DtS] Scheme of Things Whitmore. James Arness, Fess Parker ’ lAi) Gillette Presenta: Mexico '86 • Un couple. Pater Falk. Alan Arkin, Beverly 8:30AM (X) Sunday Maas [D IS] Raccoons (In Stereo) cords Scheduled: climbing the world's sor and his daughter are rescued after castla. Sir John Gielgud, Tad Wass, [U SA ] Night Flight 1954 Recuerdo 20 years on the planet Altaire. Walter [HBO] MOVIE: 'Polloa Academy 3; Back D'Angelo. 1966. Rated R. Alyssa Milano. 1986. CS) Tha Worid Tomorrow steepest rock wall; juggling feats; the in Training' (CC) Saving the Academy is [ESPN ] Sportstalk MOVIE: 'McHele's Navy Joins the [CNN] Moneyweek Pidgaon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen. 6:00AM C3D Spread a Little Sunshine 33) world’s heaviest twins. tha newest and toughest challenge for [M A X] MOVIE: 'BpeoeCemp' (CC) Five 2D Spiritual Ufe Crusade I D HaathollH Air Force' An ensign on a South Pacific 1956. teen-agers spending a summer at a 10:10AM [CNN] On tho Menu [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Cheyenne Social [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Dog of Flanders' A the members of the original graduating [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred GD Robert Schuller Island is forced to impersonate a pilot camp for future astronauts are acci- Club' A cowboy learns that he has inher­ young boy and his grandfather find a 33) MOVIE: 'Shark's Paradise' Three un­ class. Steve Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Hickman, Nick Charlaa. dD CNN News fS S Ha-Man and Maatara of tha Unlvaraa 10 :3 0 AM (X) Agronsky and Company and gets involved with the crew of a So­ dentty thrust into space whan an axpari- ited a Wyoming social club from his late badly beaten dog and restore it to likely partners will do almost anything to David Grar. 1966. Rated PG. i viet merchant. , Joe Flynn. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Soul Man' (CC) An in­ d3) Christopher Closeup (S MIrsols Revival Hour (XT Showoass of Homes brother. James Stewart, Hehry Fonda. health. David Ladd, Donald Crisp, Theo­ stop an extortionist from sabotaging an mental robot tampers with the teat firing Gary Vinson. 1965. Murder. Stia Wrote (CC) of a apace shuttle. Kate Cepshaw, Laa genious teen cons his way into Harvard ® Insight: Hey Janitor (29 Robert Schullar (T) Bugs Bunny/Dsffy Duck Shirley Jones. 1970. Rated PG. dore Bikel. 1959. Australian town's annual Surf Carnival. 8:00PM (X) David Reyne, Ron Becks. Sally Tayler. Murder is on tha agenda when top exe­ Thompson. Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated Law School whan hia father rafuaea to S B One Day at a Tims 3 1 ) Claesifled Eighteen Offers informa­ pay hia tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae (£D Connecticut: Now 3D Celebration of Caring Saluting the 2:00PM 33 star search (60 min.) [HBQ] MOVIE: Soul Man' (CC) An in­ 1986. cutives and their wives meat at a power­ PG. (In Stereo) tion on the latest employment opportun­ genious teen cons his way into Harvard Dawn Chong. 1966. Rated PG-13. (In [D I8] Donald Duck Presents 3 D El Mlnlatsrio da Jimmy Swaggart 50th Anniversary of Foiter Parents Plan­ G 0 MOVIE: 'City Beneath the Sea' This ful tycoon's country estate. (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: Ferris Bueller's Day Off ities in the Connecticut area. Law School when his father refuses to 3® Morfc and Mindy Stereo) Praaanta ning featuring boats Oagk Rambo and science-fiction adventure toll of a (CC) A teenage whiz kid playa hooky (TMC) MOVIE:,'Weird Science' {CO pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Star Trek: The Next Generation The 33 2D Werewolf (In Stereo) Shirley Jones. (2® MOVIE: 'The Swiss Conspiracy' pioneer underwater colony in the year from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari [M A X] MOVIE: Target* (CC) A son Two high-school nerds accidentally [CNN] Croasfirs Blackmail and secret bank accounts Dawn Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In U.S.S. Enteeprise and Ferangi starships 33 2® Bpanaan For Hire / Worid Series (29 Buck Rogers 2053. Robert Wagner. Stuart Whitman, and heads off to do tha town. Matthew makes a startling discovery about hia create the woman of their dreams when [D IS] Qood Morning Mickayl create a web of suspense amidst Euro­ Stereo) must pass a crucial inquisition by tha (CC) Susan fights back when she be­ father's past when he and his father hunt an electrical storm short circuits their 121) This Old Houas (CC) Carpenter Norm Rosemary Forsyth. 1970. Broderick. Mia Sere, Jeffrey Jones. [ESPN ] Inaid# the PQA Tour pean locales. David Janssen: Elke Som­ MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Eu- guardian of the Tkon Empire before con­ comes a victim of sexual harassment for his kidnapped mother. Gene Hack- home computer Anthony Michael Hall, Abram and architect Mary Otis Stevens [TM C] 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) mer, Ray Milland. 1977. (33) MOVIE: 'Blue Collar* Assembly line ropaan Vacation' (CC) The Griswold fa­ tinuing their trips through space. (60 (May be pre-empted for World Series man, Matt Dillon, Gayle Hunnicutt Kelly LeBrock, Han Mitchell-Smith [HBO] Saabort examine tha 1785 farmhouse: heating workers band together against an uncar­ game seven. Cardinals at Twins, if ne­ [USA] Cover Story ® Muppets mily takes Europe by storm when they min.) 1985. Rated R. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE; SpaeaCamp’ (CC) Five and cooling systems. (R) ing automobile company and a corrupt win an alt-expenses-paid trip on a game Only One Earth This profile of entre­ cessary). (60 min.) (In Stereo) MoLaughlin Group (2D 9:30PM 33 2D Duet Laura facet her [USA] Dleoover [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes to tean-ag«r9 spending a summer at a 2® Batman (2$ union. Richard Pryor. Harvey Keitel. Ya- show. Chevy Chase. Beverly D’Angelo, preneur Li Guangming examines issues 33 MOVIE: 'Avalanche Expreaa* A train, drinking problem after she wakes up Camp camp for future astronauts are acci- (2® Record Guide phet Kotto. 1978. Jason Lively. 1985. Ratad PG-13. facing the evotution of rural industry in carrying a top Soviet defector, is tha tar­ end finds e stranger in her bed. (In 12:00AM 33 At the Movies (R) dentty thrust into space when an experi- 99 Convsrsation With... 305) Meet the Press (CC). (2® MOVIE: Flamingo Road' A carnival China. Part 7 of 11. get of agents out to stop his mission. Stereo) 33 News 6:10AM [CNN] Showbli WMk mentai robot tampers with the test firing (ID Tsmas y Dsbatas dancer stranded in a small town be­ 4:00PM (3) NFL Football; St. Louis Robert Shaw. Lee Marvin, Linda Evans. of a space shuttte. Kate Capahsw, Lea Charlie's Angels Cardinals at New York Qients (2 hrs., 30 (2® Police Woman (3® Meme'a Family 33 Dallas 6:1 SAM (ID D«v«y a ooji.th ($2) Frsnoh In Action comes involved with politicians, rom­ 1979. Thompson, Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated 33) New Jersey Hispano min.) (Live) 2® 'The Old Curiosity Shop A debt- [USA ] Hollywood Insider star Trek [M A X] C r .iy About th« MovIm : Natali. [CN N] Nowsmakor Sunday ance and murder. Joan Crawford. Za­ 33) Star Trek: Tha Next Ganaration Tha 3D PG. (In Stereo) chary Scott. 1949. (S3 Magnum, P.l. ridden man and his granddaughter de­ 3® MIndpower Wood (CC) A profila of actraai Natalia [D IS] Wind in tha Willows ® Modern Maturity (CC). cide to bury their past miseries and be­ U.S.S. Enterprise and Ferengi starships 10:00PM 3 3 3 3 News Wood (1938-81). laaturing intarviawt 9:00AM GD Sund«y Morning Sched­ [CNN] Newsday iSp S T i Adams Chronicles (CC) Part 5 of 33) MOVIE: Which Way la Up?* An or­ gin a new life that will later be tainted by must pass a crucial inquisition by the 33) Llfeatylea of the Rich end Famous (2® Discover with Eliiabeth Taylor. Roddy McDowall uled: the making of "Kids Like These." a [ESPN ] This Weak in Sports (60 min.) ange picker accidentally becomes a guardian of the Tkon Empire before con­ [HBO] Aida: Everything You and Your 13. (R) more penniless days and a transient ex­ Tommy Chong of Chaech and Chong; Hogan's Heroes TV-movie starring Tyne Daly which [MAX] MOVIE; Spies Lika Us (CC) union hero and leaves his wife and fa­ tinuing their trips through space. (60 (22) and Dyan Cannon. Family Need to Know... But Were Afraid l H MOVIE: Friendships, Secrets and istence. (90 min.) Joan Lunden; Bob Barker; a German wi­ deals with a child who has Down's syn­ Two eccentric government workers find mily. Richard Pryor. Lonette McKee. min.) (2® Bhoppars Network to Aak (CC) An examination of AIDS, Lies' Six former sorority sisters are sus­ nemaker's estate. (60 min.) 6:30AM (D viata drome. (Postponed from an earlier date). themselves embroiled in international Margaret Avery. 1977. 2Z) Constitution: That Dalieata Balance based on the findings of Surgeon pected of murder when the skeleton of a (3® lt*e Showtime at the Apollo This (2® Sports Machine njf) In Tha Black; Kaya To Buceaaa espionage when they enter a spy- (CC). (R) (2® Jimmy Swaggart (90 min.) General C. Everett Koop. to answer the baby is discovered in the ruins of the (3® NWA Pro Wrestling week's host: Dennis Miller ("Saturday (SD Gene Boott training program. Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Small Wonder Brandon and Ted ( ^ Qood Neighbors (J3) Chrlatlan Bcianca Monitor Raporta CSD MoCroery Report most commonly asked questions about sorority house. Tina Louise, Paula Pren­ 23) Night Live"). Scheduled. Nona Hendryx, Chase, Donna Dixon. 1985 Rated PG. (2® MOVIE: 'The PeUy' After the death compete for a promotion. [CNN] Worid Report tiss. Loretta Swit. 1979, of a successful comedian, his produc­ Miki Howard, Emo Phillips, the Williams (S ) Outer Limits ( Q CNN Nawa d D Here's Lucy the disease. (60 min.) [DIB] MOVIE: 'WIndwalker' An Indian tion group seeks an unknown to mold [CNN] Newswatch Brothers. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (29 Mirada Faith Outraaoh (O) Voltron. Defender of the Universe 10:45AM Jewish Life [U SA ] All-American Wrestling (13) Carreras de Autos: Pennsylvania In­ (S i 38 on Sports patriarch returns to life to save hia family ternational Grabado el 20 de septiembre into a star. Jerry Lewis. Ina Balin, [DIS] Danger Bey (CC) Grant is unhappy (2® MOVIE; The C^ervllla Qhoat* The (8Z) Great Performances: Dance in Amer­ from tha wrath of hia son, a twin who (29 Ring Around tha World G ll Kenneth Copelend 1 1:00AM (3j Entertainment Thia NFL Today 1 2:30PM (3T en Nazareth. Pensilvania. (2 hrs) Keenan Wynn. 1964 with George's pet-adoption program, spirit of a 17th cai^ury English noble­ ica: David Gordon's Made in U.B^. A was stolen at birth and raiaad by an Week Actor Denzel Washington ( "St particularly when Widow Spaulding (Ja­ man haunts his American descendants (ID Conaumar Diacount Auction Staroom (X) High School Bowl [CN N ] Weak in Review (22) (2® NFL Football; NBC Regional Cov­ performance of three modern dance enemy tribe. Trevor Howard, Nick Ra­ Elsewhere"). (60 min.) (In Stereo) net Wright) tries to "adopt" him. (in as they move into the family's ancestral [CNN] 8tyla With Elaa Klanaoh (21) (ST) Sesame Street (CC). 3® Sybarvlalon Weight Control erage Regional coverage of Seattle Sea- pieces featuring Mikhail Baryahnikov. mus. James Remar. 1960. Rated PG. (In ® MOVIE: Tanan'e Greatest Adven­ [ESPN ] American Muscle Magazine (60 hawks at Los Angeles Raiders or Kansas Stereo) castle. Sir John Gielgud, Ted Wass, the American Ballet Theatre and the [D IS] Contraption Stereo) (21) Combatl ture' Tarzan rescues a female pilot who 3® (39 NFL Live Hosted by Bob Costas, min.) City Chiefs at San Diego Chargers. (3 [ESPN ] Auto Racing: American Racing Alyssa Milano. 1966. David Gordon Pick-Up Company. (60 Ahmad Raahad. Paul Maguire and Frank [ESPN] NFL Prime Time (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE; Pollm Acadamy 3; Back (29 Alice has crashed and captures a gang that [U SA ] MOVIE; 'Caveman* In this prehis­ hrs.) (Live) Sarlas From Laguna Seca, Calif. (60 (2® (2® Family Ties (CC) Mallory takes a min.) in Training’ (CC) Saving tha Academy ia robbed a settlement of explosives Gor­ Deford. toric comedy, the !starr' invents rock 'n [USA ] Go for Your Dreamt ® The World Tomorrow Nova (CC) This look at plants’ thera­ min.) (Taped) job at the TV station where her father If* a Living Dot lands a soap opera the newest and toughest challenge for don Scott. Anthony Quayle. Sara Shane. rol'. .with real rocks, and there's even a (ID 2D (2D On the Record peutic uses examines how the extinction [HBO] MOVIE: 'Once Bitten' (CC) A gor­ works; the Keatons hunt for clues in a role; Howard’s nominated Chef of the Road to Calaary A prev­ the members of tha original graduating (H) Funtaatic World of Hanna-Barbera 1959 charming dinosaur. Ringo Starr, Bar­ 1 2:1 5 AM (X) (2D Sea Hunt of species may be a medical at well as geous vampire must have the blood of lucrative breakfast-cereal contest. (In Year. iew of the 1086 Olympics. class. Stave Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, [CNN] Daywetch fD This Week in Connecticut bara Bach. Dennis Quaid. 1981. an environmental loss. (60 min.) young males to stay eternally young. Stereo) David Graf 1986 Rated PG. ^ Meet the Mayors [CNN] CNN Newa New England Sunday [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ® Knight Rider [DIS] MOVIE: 'Honeymoon Lauren Hutton. Jim Carrey, Karen Ko- (2D Nature (CC) This look at the Galapa­ 1 2:30AM 33 Nueva York Ahora 2:30PIV! (2® Police Story [ESPN] Sunday Bhowcaae: Bwimauit (M A X) MOVIE; ’Howard tha Duck’ (CC) [ESPN] SpeedWeek Lodge' Hoping to rekindle their rom­ pins. 1985. Ratad PG-13. gos Islands examines theories explain­ (R) d i) Silent Tragedy 2® MOVIE: 'Blue Hawaii' A soldier, re­ '87 (60 min.) A duck from a very Earth-lika planet is McLaughlin Group ance an unhappily married couple ing the arrival of wildlife to the archipe­ 33 Kojak [HBO] MOVIE: 'Out Of AfHoe' (CC) A turning to his Hawaiian home, takes a [USA] inadvertantly pulled to Cleveland by an (Tf) Essence heads to a mountain resort where they lago (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) [USA ] Robert Klein Time Danish writer's unhappy marriage to a [CN N ] Foreign Correspondents job .with a tourist agency. Elvis Presley. ( ^ Quincy experimental laser beam that also picks ^22) Real to Reel fun into their old flames. David Bruce. 6:30PM (X) CBS New. (2® MOVIE: 'King Ref An American up more sinister extratarrastrial guests wealthy landowner ia brightened when [DIS] Mouse Factory Phyllis DiMer plays, Angela Lansbury. Joan Blackman. 10:30PM 33 sports Extra m o v ie ; T h e Oreeteat Harriet Hilliard. June Vincent. 1943 (X) Wheal of Fortune (CC) POW in Singapore tries to improve his 1 2;45AM 33 Lea Thompson, Jeffery Jonas. Tim Rob­ she falls in love with a dashing adven­ (2$ Frugal Gourmet (R) a zany witch who employs DiRney char­ 1962. (33 Sunday Sports Scene Premiere Battle' Paraonat traumas and tragedies turer. Robert Radford. Meryl Streep. [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse Beau conditions through shady dealings with bins 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) (21) It's Your Business acters to exterminate spooks in her El Mundo dal Box (90 min.) Q® Private Beniamin Weekly sports highlights and features are intertwined with the horrors of Klaus Maria Brandauer. 1985. Rated Bridges stars In this drama about teen­ 33) the camp’s guards. George Segal, Sir (29 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase house S® Artawaok with host Steve Albert and feature re­ World War II. Henry Fonda, Samantha [U SA ] Night Flight PG. (In Stereo) age sexuality based on the book "A Very (5Z) Magic of Decorative Painting John Mills, Tom Courtney. 1965. [ESPN ] Clay Pigeon Shooting ^ ABC Nawa (CC). porter Carl Cherkin. Eggar, Stacy Kaach. 1079. (29 Three Stooges Touchy Subject*' by Tood Strasser. (60 [ESPN ] Senior PQA Golf: Las Vegas One Day at a Time 7:00 AM CD At the Movie. Love Your Skin (2® [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Outlend* A space-age 9:30AM GBD [M A X] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) A min.) CleMie: Final Round (2 hrs.) (Live) S3) Noticlaro Univlalon (S ) Yea, Minister CS3 ^ Jim m y Swaggart ( ^ Busineea World (SZ) America By Design (CC) America's marshall tries to keep the peace in a law­ (jD {29 Vielonariee space pilot and his half-human, half- 9 to 5 (3® Aak the Manager Oente Grande (60 min.) reptilian enemy must put aside their dif­ [M A X] Martin Mull Presents the His­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 93) shared beliefs are explored in this look less mining camp on one of Jupiter's iD 8th Day Meet the Press (CC). tory of White People In America: White New Qidget Jeff learnt that the car (22) RockSchool ferences in order to survive or a deso­ [CNM] Inaida Buainaaa at monuments, churches, libraries, parks 2D moons. Sean Connery. Peter Boyle. (S) Point of View Cfime Hal Harrison's young son Tommy 4:30PM (£Z) Juvfln Wilson's Louisiana he lost in a race years ago ia now owned (99 Adelante late planet. Dennis Quaid, Louis Gorsett [DIS] Animals in Action Featured; how and civic centers. (60 min.) Part 4 of 5 Frances Sternhagen. 1981. Rated R (In MOVIE: Th e Mystery in Drecuia's learns the hard facts aoout white justice Cookin' • Outdoors by Danni's friand. l]D Rob.rt Schullar Jr. Brion James. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In various animals defend themselves. [CNN] PrimeNaws Stereo) (29 Maude Castle' Vacationing with their novelist when he is thrown in the Hawkins Palls [CNN] Evans & Novak Divine Plan . StF'reo) [HBO] Aida: Everything You and Your ^ Rev. David Paul mother, twn boyt make a movie in a jail, (in Stereo) 7:00PM (33 so Minutes (CC) (60 min.) [ESP N ] NFL Theatre: Qreeteet Games 1:00 AM (X) Oallaa 5:00PM 33 m o v ie : 'The Love Bug' Ever Playad (60 min.) Family Need to Know... But Wem Afraid '29 Jerry Kalwall La Santa Mlea lighthouse and stumble upon a crime- 12:45PM CI3 m o v ie -. -Houdini’ The to Aak (CC) An examination of AIDS, (0) Odd Couple filled mystery A 'Wonderful World of 3:00PM (33 NFL's Greatest Games II Looking for a new owner, a Volkswagen (33 2D 21 Jump Street A 17-year-oid 2 2 Muppats mar considered to be the world's grea­ girl claims loki is the father of her un­ [USA] New Mika Hammer (60 min.) based on the findings of Surgeon (ESPN ) NFL'a Qraataat MomanU (60 [CN N ] Your Money Disney presentation. Ciu Gulager. Mar­ test magician is shown in biographical (60 min.) with human qualities chooses a former (2® What's Happening Nowll born child. (60 min.) (In Stereo) General C. Everatt Koop, to answer tha [OtS'i Donald Duck Presenta ietta Hartley. 1973 (R) comedy. Tony Curtis. Janet Leigh, Torin 3 3 MOVIE: 'Without a Trace' When a race driver and his girlfriend. Dea.i 8:30PM (X) (O) Married.. With Child. min.) Jonas, Michele Lea, Buddy Hackett. ran (CC) The Bundy gang is without most commonly asked questions about (29 It's Your Businaaa MOVIE: 'Snoopy. Come Home' An­ Thatcher. 1953. small boy doesn't return home from (X) 99 MOVIE; "Tha Shaggy Dog’ (CC) [UBA] Love Your Bkln [ESPN ] Running end Racing [DIS] phone service after Al refuses to pay the tha disease. (60 min.) im at^ Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa­ school, his mother and a compassionate 1969. After the ancient spell of a magic ring (2® Kenneth Copeland [TM C] MOVIE: 'Outlend' A space-age MOVIE: shampoo' A hair­ bill. (In Stereo) 1:10AM (CNN) Haalthwaok rewell in order to return to his first 1:00PM (33 cop embark on a seemingly hopeless 33 National Geogrephie Alexander transforms a teen-ager into a Bratis- 11:00PM (XX2ZM39 99 New. (SD Dlaoovar marshall tries to keep the peace in a law­ dresser, with a number of mistresses, is search. Judd Hirsch, Kate Nelligan. Scourby explores the plight of elephants lavian sheepdog, ho becomes involved (22) (29 My Two Deda (CC) To please (X) > to 6 Doralaa’s Job 1:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: -Naoti Man less mining camp on one of Jupiter's owner. 1972. Rated G shattered when the women find out la at ataka whan [CNN] Daybreak Stockard Channing. 1983. in Kenya that are being pushed out of in international Intrigue. Colorized ver­ Nicole. Michael begins dating her baby­ She becomes preoccupied with her laoa' Aftar tha police dlaballava thair moons Sean Connery. Peter Boyle. (USA ) Cartoons about each other and decide to leave their native territory by the expansion of sion. A "Disney Sunday Movie" presen­ sitter. (In Stereo) •lory about monatara, three taana go ah. [D IS) Mouaarolas Francee Sternhagen. 1981 Rated R. (In 33 Siskel 8t Ebert Scheduled: "Prince of newly purchased farm. 1 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Quid. him. Warren'Beatty, Julie Christie, Gol­ cities and farm lands. (60 min.) tation. Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen. tar tha vicloua craaturat thamaalvaa. Al­ [ESPN ] Drag Raoing; IHRA U S Open Stereo) die Hawn, 1975. Darkness" (Donald Pleasence. Jameson 1959. Pert 2 of 2. (Colorized Version R) (2® Alioa 33 Entertainment This Week Actor Den­ NCTV Hour Movie previews of "So­ lan Hayat. LallanI Saralla. Donna Locka. Nationals From Rockingham, N.C. (R) ‘ ( I ) 9 9 Th l. w eak With Parker); "The Sicilian" (Christopher (3® zel Washington ("St. Elsewhere' ) (60 10:00AM (X) Wondwful WotM of D(a- 1 1:30A M (33 WWF Wrestling meone to Watch over Me," "Haill Haill 3® Charfaa In Charge Charles becomes 8:45PM ID IS) o t v 11186. Ratad R David Brinkley (CC) Lambert. Terence Stamp); "The Glass min.) [U SA ] Calllopa nsy; Scary Talos Hallowaon Frightsning (3® MOVIE: 'Ceptain Lightfoof Rebels Rock *n' Roll’ and "House of Games"; ill. whan his mother dates a golf pro. Menagerie' (Joanne Woodward). 9:00PM (X) MOVIE; Family SIna' (CC) 3D INN Newa 1:30AM (X) Nawa (R) Wall Strsat Journal Re­ charsetsra from claitic animaiad fas- 3® Connecticut Boat battle against the English during the Ir­ music videos by Wendy and Lite ("Wat- O Light Moments in Sports James Farentino, Jill Eikenberry. A fath­ 7:30AM (2D (3® Best of Bob Ueoker's Wacky Worid 3® Jimmy Swaggart (X) Naked City port turaa including ’’Fantatta.” ”0na (S ) Hallmark Home. ish Rebellion. Rock Hudson. Barbara erfeli") end the Bo Deans. (60 min.) (S ) 2 9 Our House (CC) Kris, David and er's favoritism toward one of his two Hundred and 0ns Oalmstiont." ’’Lady of Sports Rush. 1955. ® Soldiers: A History of Mon in Bsttls Molly have a Halloween adventure in­ sons precipitates an amotional crisis O Insight / Out (Q)INN N«Ma i.C Breakthrough end tha Tramp." "Pater Pan" and ’Snow (22) TV Open Heuaa Storytellers: 'The PEN Celebration NFL Football: New England Patriots side tha town's iagandary haunted within the family. 1987. Fresh Fields Hastar’s participation in ( O ’Tkai'a tha Spirit Sunday Maas White and tha Sevan Dwarfa" (80 min.) (S) Ftonch Chef (R) «22) Woody Allen, Arthur Miller and Alice ® ThoBsint (2D (X) at Colts (3 hrs.) (Live) house. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3 3 @ Traoey Ullman Show a sponsored bicycle race for charity [CNN] Nawamakar Sunday ( U The World Tomorrow iT ) Sybarvlalon J ( 3 Wall Street Journal Report Walker are among the writers reading (£D Qrost Chofs of ths W sst (2D Connecticut News Week excerpts from their works in this special (2D Day the Univaree Changed C D 2® MOVIE: ‘Boarfaoa / Worid Bar- leaves her in worse shape then the ani­ (M A X) MOVIE; My Baautiful Laun- 9 9 (22) Day of Dlaoovary (X) Jataens (29 The World Tomorrow (S3) Wondsrful World of Disnoy: Hsllow- mals sha is trying to help. ( ^ MOVIE: '' A hapless taped during the 1965 PEN Celebration. son Hsil of Fsmo Jonsthsn Winters por­ (2® Pro Wrestling lea* (CC) A Cuban hood releasad from drette' (CC) Two old school friends join DoOraaai Junior High (60 min.) Castro's jails travels to Miami and Christian Video Ministry forces to refurbish • ratty London leun- ( S Dr. Jamae Kennedy 3D ( 8 Captain Powor (8Z) Iswysr becomes s low-budget director trays a night watchman who meats up 2 D PEUCULA: Tango 17 Anoa' La histo- (29 [CNN] NFL Provlow during the early movie days and tries to Charlie's Angela with a rascally jack-o-lantarn in a studio climbs to tha top of tha cocaine trading Newsmakers drette. encountering pitfalls and prejud­ (29 Calabrata with Rev. DavM Mellon (T® Jimmy Swaggart ria da Blancaniavas raactualizada. Rocio worid. (May be pre-empted for World (2® make • star of an alligator wrestler. prop room. Includes the animated "The ice on the road to aucceaa. Gordon War- I D KIdao TV ( S Cballoa of Salvotlon (Live) [ESPN ] SportsCantar Sunday (60 min.) ® Road to Catgary A praviaw of the Durcat. Series game seven, Cerdinels at Twins, (iZ) Page Fifty Seven Ryan O'Neal. Burt Reynolds. 1976. Legend of Sleepy Hollow” end cartoons necke, Danial Day Lewis, Seeed Jeffrey. 1988 Olympics. Only One Earth Tha importance of if necessary). Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeif­ [CNN] Big Story (S ) MIttor Rofors [TM C] MOVIE: 'Fame BiiaHat'a Day Off starring Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse (SZ) 2D Conneotfout; Now (R) 1985. Rated R (2® NFL Foetbelk at Maatarplaoa Tbaatra: Tha Bratta forests in Czechoslovakia. Japan and fer. 1983. (CC) A taanaga whit kid playa hooky (SZ) and Pluto. (60 min.) [CNN] Inside Business [UBA] Our Boorot [DIS] You and Me. Kkf (8 ) Daktari from achool, borrow, a vintage Ferrari Woahinaton Redaklna (3 hrs.) (Live) (C O Thomas Bratt's lifaatyla is ntarly Central America. (60 min.) 33) Star Search (60 min.) [DIB] Palmeratown US.A. Part 2 of 2 [ESPN ] QoN; PQA Tour's Long Drlva (29 Sunday Maas and haada off to do tho town. Matthew (2® Hen to Hen dastroyad by a stcrat from Daphna Vil- [CNN] Newswatch [DIB] MOVIE: T h e Bandit of Sherwood 2:00AM (3) NIghtwetoh Compatltlon From Pensacola. FIs. (R) Brodorick. Mia 8ara. Jeffrey Jonaa. liara* past (60 min.) Part 2 of 7. 3® MOVIE: ‘Destiny of e Spy* A brilliant [E8PN] SportaCenter Sunday (60 min.) (2® Baa Hunt & Let's Go Bowling [M AX] MOVIE; T h a Bast of Times' (CC) Foreat* 'the son of gathers Russian spy and • British double agent 33ik> m e Shopping Overnight Service 1B86. Ratad PQ-13. 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FOmeter LOS ANGELES (A P) - Once "Jayne Mansfield was really a upon a time in a Hollywood of long caricature," Van Doren said. "She ago, there reigned three blond sex portrayed each part as Jayne Robert DIMatteo goddesses: Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield. She never got into being WE’RE SERVING f<)IJ BREAKFAST Mansfield and Mamie Van Doren. an actress. I did a movie (‘The Las Vegas Hillbillies’ in 1966) with Now there is one. Monroe died .at the age of 36 In Jayne, and she played Jayne.... As 1962 under circumstances that a human being, Jayne was a very A ^ G E T ttiE R launched books, TV miniseries and vulnerable creature.” endless speculation. Mansfield was Born Joan Olander in Rowena, decapitated at the age of 34 in a S.D., Van Doren came to Los iMcDonalds In movie theaters Louisiana car crash in 1967. Angeles at the age of 8 and became m entranced with movies. The late Van Doren has survived a career I ■ I. Llfca Pathar, Lika Son (PO-13) Dudley Moore's eccentric billionaire Howard burnout, four divorces, countless mid-career breakthrough In “10" and "Arthur” seems bedroom romps and bullets in Hughes gave her bit parts in “ Jet to have turned Into a career breakdown. The elfin Vietnam and lived to tell about it. . Pilot” and "Two lickets to Broad­ funnyman Is now stuck trying to prove that he's a And tell she does in an autobio­ way," but she said their relation­ ship never went beyond conversa­ romantic leading man, while being saddled with at graphy, "Playing the Fieid,” writ­ • l e ^ one slapstick drunk scene per picture. ten with Art Aveiihe and published ' tion. That wasn’t true of other employers. . Mdore's latest drunk scene — of which he’s an by Putnam. ; ■ admitted master — occurs In “Like Father, Like Son." At 56, she can took back not in "Playing the Field" is well titled. Moore ploys a brilliant heart surgeon who, having anger but; with perspective. She The author writes of encounters swallowed a brain transference serum, exchanges recently talked about the transitory with such figures as Jack Demprey, ' bodies with his son (Kirk Cameron), a high school nature of sex goddesses in an . .MAMIE VAN DOREN Rock Hudson, Burt Lancaster, :r senior, Suddenly, Dad starts watching M TV and eating Interview, ; Warren Beatty, Steve McQueen, ' Cocoa Puffs while his son becomes a brilliant biology "Glamour is doomed,” she said. . . ; 8he'8 a survivor Johnny Carson, Joe Namath and "Beauty is fleeting; it disappears; Burt Reynolds. She also managed , ir.: student, eventually, father and son return to their rightful bodies, but with greater affection and It doesn’t last. If you can keep the.platinum allure of her heyday. five marriages, the first at 16 and understanding for each other. So much for bridging something of substance inside for • Hlat icame in the 1050s. when the most publicized with band­ Universal International promoted • the generation gap with pap. later, then you’ve got something. If leader Ray Anthony. That union ■ ■ KIrkCameron Is likable, DudleyMooregetstodohls you can’t, you’re a shell. her as the B-picture answer to produced a son. Perry, who is SI Monroe, Just as 20th Century-Fox and a computer salesman. Van ' Impudent shtick In a hospital board meeting, and there "A ll sex symbols, all beautiful h ir ^ Maiisfleld aS pinch-hitter for Doren now lives with husband No. S, ■ ‘ are tWo other amusing scenes. But that’s about It. This women are doomed — If they expect to keep the beauty outside forever. the erratic Monroe . Thomas Dixon, in Newport Beach, . belated summer movie Is synthetic and Innocuous— a It’s impossible; ■ Van Dqreii knew both: "Marilyn Calif. ' feature-length sitcom. Grade: " I had accepted that. I think that had a great opportunity, but her The high point of hercareercam e . Suoiiieone to Watch Over Me (R ) English director both Marilyn and Jayne were heart'niled her head a lot. She got with the 1958 "Teacher’s P et," In involved with men she shouldn’t RIdlay SicOtt (“Blade Runner," "Allens,") Is renowned having a hard time accepting age. which she found Clark Gable warm have been involved with, and she 'for his glittering visuals and high-tech design sense. In That didn’t bother me in my 30s. or and friendly and Doris Day cool and couldn’t control that. distant. Then came the slide ' this romantic thriller, Scott brings his stylo to a flimsy even in my,40s. It started bothering “ Marilyn had it her way; she did through such films as "Sex Kittens . melodrama — his swirling camera seductively me in my SOs. But I figure if I got to 50. maybe I’ll be lucky enough to get what Ohe wanted to do. Hollywood Go to College,’’"The Private Lives • ti- . exposirig an implausible adultery-and-murder •:S to 60,’’ she said. didn't ruin her. She was brought up of Adam and Eve,’’"Three Nuts In 'storyline. “ If you get to 60, man, you’ve got in Hollywood. Her mother worked Search of a Bolt” and “ Voyage to . • Tom Berenger, of "Platoon," plays a happily married it made. Look at (Marlene) Die­ at RKO as a cutter. When I met the Planet of Prehistoric Women.” ■' cop assigned to protect a rich Manhattan socialite Marilyn, she knew exactly what she , v - r ' trich. She’s made it to 80. Why not Her film career extinguished. (Mirrii Rogers) who has witnessed a murder. wanted. We both studied with go for the big gold ring?” Van Doren still found work in night , Working-class cop and upper-crust beauty predlcta- Natasha Lytess, and Marilyn re­ The years of high living show in clubs and touring companies of biy'.fali In love, much to the chagrin of the cop’s spected me; she told me that. the Van Doren face, but she retains "W ill Success Spoil Rock Hunter?” salt-of-the-earth spouse (Lorraine Bracco, who seems An entertainment tour of Vietnam to have stopped ln from "Cagney & Lacy"). in 1968 profoundly affected her, and Scripted by Howard Franklin, this fancy nall-biter she expected to tell about her makes the mistake gf allowing Berenger’s character to Theater Schedule feelings on "The Tonight Show." jV- appear Ineffectual — presumably to portray his class She waited in the Green Room only insecurities. The cop comes across as a cute, ' ••: i- ■ ♦ '■■ ' ■’^1 to be told "w e ran out of tim e." overgrown boy with terrible taste In ties and a HARTFORD WRST HARTFORD CliMfiM Clfv — Maurice (R) $at and Rim 1A 3 — Stakeout (R) Sotond Sun penchant for playing tabletop hockey with peas. It’s Sun 1, 3:40, 4:40, 9:30. — Motewan 4:15,9:30. — Lo Bomba (PG-13) Sot and not clear why the socialite flips for him, especially (P6-13) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3;S0, 4;S0, Sun 3, 7. — Best Seller (R) Sot and Sun 4:15,9:30. — The PIck-Uo Artist (PG-13) since he's not oven effective at guarding her. As 9:40. — With You Were Here (R) Sat Annual Conference and Sun 1 ;30.4,7:10,9:S0. — I've Heard Sot and Sun 3,7. dramatized, her attraction looks suspiciously like the Mermoldi SInalne Sot and Sun 1; 10, on Global Issues: condescension. 3:30, 7, 9:J0. WILLIMANTIC Understanding China -i ■ ■ There's no denying the film's visual allure. Now York RAST HARTFORD U.A. The Cinemas — Fatol Attraction City appears darkly Intoxicating, and the rich woman's Costwoed Fub A Cinema — Best (R ) Sot 3, 5, 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 3, 5, Lowe Program Center Seller (R) Sat 7:1S, 9:1S; Sun 7:30. 7:15, 9:30. — Like Fother Like Son apartment seems like an Upper East Side Versailles. FOOT Richard's Fob A Cinema — (PG-13) Sat 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5,7 J. Manchester Community College But the movie's stalking murderer (Andreas Katsulas) Surrender (R ) Sot 7:30,9:30, midnight; — Dirty Dancing (PG-13) Sot 1, 3:30, Saturday, 0(d. 31,830 am-2 pm Sun 5, 7:30,9:30. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:30, 5:30, behaves stupidly, and so, for that matter, does almost Shewcose Cinemas 1-9 — Sameone To 7:30, 9:30. — Suspect (R ) Sot 3, 5, 7:15, everyone else. This film looks rich and knowing, but Watch Over Me (R) Sot 13:40, 3:S0, S, 9:45, midnight; Sun 3, 5, 7:15, 9:45. — Speakers: U Luye, Ambassador from It's ignorant of logic, character development and real 7:40,10,13:10; Sun 13:40,3:S0, S, 7:40,10. The Princess Bride (PG ) Sot 1,3,5,7,9, the People's Republic o( China to the — The Princess Bride (P G ) Sat 13:30, 11; Sun 1, 3, 5,7,9. — Night Flyers (R) passion. Grade: ** 3:3S, 4:SS, 7:30, 9:40, 11:S0; Sun 13:30, Sot 1, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45,9:45,11:4S; Sun 1, United Nations; Jam et A Kennedy, 3:3$, 4:SS, 7:30,9:40. — Fatal Attraction 3:4$, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45. President Pratt & WWIney of China. §5 liSiit.'' I (R) Sot noon, 3:1S, 4:3S, 7:1S, 9:SS, 13:10; Sun noon, 3:15, 4:3S, 7:1S, 9:SS. — Like Inc., and Senior Vice PresidenL Com­ New home video Father Like Son (PG-13) Sot 13:15,3:30, mercial Products Division; commen­ 4:30, 9:40, 11:30; Sun 13:IS, 3:30, 4:30, J. street Smart (R ) Media Entertainment, $79.95. This 7:15, 9:30. — Baby Boom (P G ) Sot I ^SHOWCASE 'W\ tary by David Gldman, MCX) profes­ advance showing with 7:30 Like Father is another in a growing list of smart little films that Like Son. — Suspect (R ) Sot noon, 3:15, - CINEMAS — sor of history and Chinese iterature. failed to receive adequate theatrical release. Chris­ 4:30, 7:10, 9:4S, 13:0S; Sun noon, 3:15, Choice of 2 speakers; Guan Keguang, topher Reeve, stars as an oagor-boavor New York 4:30,7:10,9:45. — The Principal (R) Sot Chinese journalist; Dr. Hong Yung 13:35, 4:4S, 7:30, 9:45, midnight; Sun ^ ^ u S e WOWS FfHOAY A SATURDAY I t- journalist who fakes a profile of a pimp: the journalist's 13:0S, 3:3S, 4:45, 7:30,9:4S. — Hellrolser Lee, assistant professa of political subsequent dealings with a real-life pimp (Morgan (R) Sot 13:10, 4:1S, 7:45, 10, 11:5S; Sun 13:10,3:10,4:15, 7:45,10. science, Yale University; Dr.. Jonathan Many job opportunities Freeman) get him In way over his head. Upman, associate professor of his­ The movie has flaws. Reeve is less than totally MANCHH6TRR available with McDonald’s® UA Tbaotors Rost— Stakeout (R) Sot tory. Mount Holyoke Colfege; convincing as a cynical writer. Written by David and Sun X 4:30,7:1S, 9:40.— Snow White Dr. James Hsiao, professor of Inquire at locations below. Freeman, a journalist, the movie strains to make its and the Seven Dwarfs (G ) Sotond Sun 3. economics and managemeni science, points about opportunism and deception as the 3:40,5:30. — The Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) Sot and Sun 3, 4:1S, 7:30, 9:30. — Pink Southern Cona State University. American way of life. But the subject Is potent. Floyd, The Wall (R) Sot midnight. — Morgan Freeman gives a great performance as the Heavy Metal (R ) Sot midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot .. Aimission is (raa but advance wily, nasty pimp. Playing a prostitute In tow to midnight. Freeman. 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It M puPlltMd Tuotdov throooti ioturdov. tM Due to expansion we Comoonv. 643-2659. Benefits and vocation Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Service* Wonted...... 43 Wonted to S uv/Tro de...... 49 dcodllM It noon on tM dov bttoro publlcotlon. East Hartford areas. time for hair styling AUTO Body Technician Htip Wenltd...... " Homes tor Rent...... 34 For odvortnomontt to bo publliMd Mondov. need 4aogresslve soles package available to Friday, Saturday, Sun­ DISHWASHER-Busboys- salon. Pleasant per­ with experience. Pay SItuotlon Wontdd ...... 13 Store/Office Seoce...... 35 tM doodllM It 2 :X o.m. on Fridov. representatives Imme­ day, days and even­ qualified employees. Buflimt Opporlunllltt...... 13 Resort Property...... 34 Merchandift • Hostess. Pull or port sonality and o good based on experience...... 37 Automotive diately. Opportunity to ings. Must be over 18. Send resume to: P.O. instruction...... tndustrlot Property...... Hollddv/Seosonol...... 71 R IA D YOUR AD. Clottltlod odvortltomontt oro time. Apply Rotto's figure aptitude a must. Coll M Si M Auto Body. Employment Servlets...... 15 Coropes and Storope...... 31 Antlauet ond Cellectiblet...... 73 Cars for Sole...... 91 tokon bv tolopnoM ot o convtnionco. Tho earn 8300-8400 weekly Cor and telephone ne- Coll Corot. 643-8339. Box 994, Rocky Hill, . Roommotes Wonted...... 3t 93 Restaurant, 2815 Main 649-2871. Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... Monchoitor Htrold It rtipontlblc lor only o m during training. No ex­ cessory. Coll 527-0225. CT, 06067 Wonted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Incorroct Intorllon and than only for IM tlio ot perience necessary. Street, Glastonbury. Real Estate Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 PART Time- gift shop. TV/Stereo/AppHonce*...... 75 tM orlplnol Intorllon. Errort which do not Will train. Call for op- 633-1691. Homes for Sole ...... 31 Services Mochinerv ond To o ls...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 Ittton tho voluo ot IM odvortltomonl will not Manchester Memorial Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lown and Gordon ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 M corroctod bv on oddlllonol Intorllon. polntment. 444-3875. Hospital. 20-25 hours, D ELIVERY Person. Ap- Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E o t...... 78 Miscelioneous Automotive ... . 97 FU L L and part time posl- Investment Property ...... 24 Cleoninp Services. ... 53 Fuel Oil/Cool/Firewood...... 79 wonted to B uy/Trade...... 94 afternoons. Soles and proxlmotely 10 hours tlons for lawn core supervisory ability. per week. $5 per hour. CASHIERS maintenance. Will Send written reply to: Cleon driving record. FiH*PM itliM - PART TIME SALES train. <»ood pay. 647- The Gift Shop. Man­ Retired person pre­ *5 /H r. 1349.______chester Memorial Hos- ferred. Singer Sewing ALL SHIFTS CARPET M/S FACTORY Machine Op­ Dltol, 71 Haynes Street. Company. 649-6356. AVAILABLE. MORNING. Notices erators to work 40 hour DAYS, NIGHTS AND Ne l p w m it id HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WAHTEO HELP WANTED WEEKENDS.. EARN FROM «5 - *10 PER HOUR week. Mechanical OTHER POSITIONS At a condition procodent to bockoround helpful. AVAILALBE tho plocomont of any odvor- DRIVER. Port tlmg for M ECHANIC. All benefits, AUTO-Mechonlcs, Mon- TELEP H O N E Operotor- TR A V EL Agency East of Apply between 9om- HOUSEKEEPING APPLY TO PERSONNEL SALARY AND COMMISSON, DAY AND SVININO tlilna In tho Monehottor Ho- Manchester Herald must hove own tools. ogers. Parts Drivers /Typlst. Seeking o full the River needs assist­ 5pm. M. Swift and Manchester Memorial, a progressive, private, AT: POSITIONS. NO eXPeRIBNCB NBCISSARY. raid. Advortltor hortby route. Coventry area. 449-2871. M & M Service and Counter People time telephone opera­ ance typing and tele­ Sons, 10 Love Lone, general hospital with o strong committment to APPLY IN PBRSON: high quality medical core and to community B.J. WHOLESALE CLUB ogrooo to protoct, Indomnlfy Short hours. Good pay. Stotlon.______needed for reorganiza­ tor. Must posess effec­ phone etiquette re­ Hortford. INC* and hold hormltot tho Mon- Coll 742-8867. 9-12om. 7 tion of Notional chain tive telephone skills, quired. Will train. service. Is looking to odd to our Environmental chottor Horald. Ito officort IM M E D IA TE Openings. RETAIL Monooement- Service Stott. MS REV. MOODY FLOOR COVERING DEPARTMENT to lOpm.o Carpenters, roofers, shops. Good pay Incen­ typing 35-50wpm, apti­ Respond to Box GG, Soles. The Weather- OVEBPAEB and oinployooo opolnot ony Current positions ore on our 1st shift with every and oil liability, lost or REGIONAL Classified siding men. painters tive and benefits. Coll tude tor figures and C/0 The Manchester vane. A rapidly HARTPORD, CT. RICKEL HOME CENTER 444-4404.______basic office skills to other weekend. If you ore looking for a full-time oxponM. Including ottor- ods reach nearly and laborers. Salary Herald. expanding women's fa­ position that will pay S5.54-86.03/hour plusdlffer- IN I TOLLAND TPKB., MANCHOSTIR tty*' too*, orlilno from 3.000.000 homes. One commensurate with INDOOR Tanning lotion, perform a variety of shion chain has Imme- entlol for weekend, 73c*7lc/hour. coll us. we :lolmt of unfair trodo proctl- classified ad placed experience. Coll 443- new toning lotion and clerical duties. Free dlpte openings for As­ would like to meet you. Experience In cleaning Is :ot. Infrlngomont of trodo- 2459.______fitness amenities by parking. Benefits. HERE'S on opportunity sistant Store Managers Ttorkt. trodo nomot or pot- with the Manchester desirable, but will train the right person. Coll Herald will be placed In DRIVER and Warehouse "Body Drench". Tan­ Apply In person, tor a chollenglna port and port time soles personnel, 647-4710 to set up on Interview. Port tnti. ylolotlon of righto of time position that Is orlyocy and Infrlngomont of over 300 newspapers person. 2 openings ning salons, fitness Mondoy-Prldov. 8:30 associates, tor days, time weekend position olso available. PART TIME ^ copyright and proprlotory throuahout New Ena* available, above over­ centers, sports toclll- to 4:30. Prague Shoe close to homel We nights and weekends. righto, unfair compotitlon land for one low price. age hourly eornlno. tles, noil salons need Company, 300 Pitkin hove on Immediate op- In our Manchester Par­ MANCHESTER $ and llbol and olondor. which Coll Classified 443-2711 Steady work, time and lust one distributor In St., Eost Hortford. enlno for a port time kade store. Prior expe­ STUDENTS — MOMS ^ may rooult from fho publica­ clerk/typlst In our ad­ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and ask for detalls.o - Bring your children with you 649-4245 peraon: nior Adminletrator appointment. Michalla For full Information and Interview, pleose coll son: and eeve on babysitting costs. 21 hours per M ANCHESTER. C T 06040 MiidDwt Minor O'Nall personnel at 647-4710. 3 0 0 w eal M k M a Tp k A Miidows RNinor RynM PraRscti. Inc week, salary plus gee allowance. Supervise 333 BldwaN St. 333 Bidwell St. SVNDET 643-0511 Route B, Bolton, C T our carrier boya and girls. If you Ilka kids, want MANCHESTER Monchoalar. C T 00040 Manoheelar, C T 00040 PRODUCTS, INC. 646-3520 M anohaater 646-0172 a little Independence and your own income, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 647-8191 047-1101 call 647-9946 or 647-9947. Route 6, Bolton 78 Hovnes St., Manchester, C T 06040 Parkade BOB 646-0172 e«uoi o»*«t«ii»v mwNvw EOE . MI8INC8S KIT with the public. Plea­ utlllxlng standard In­ For a, long-lasting fire, ties. We ore young and erence, limitation or discrim­ area, 3 baths, central struction Is found In baths, 2 car garage, decks, central air, lots sant working atmos­ spection tools and choose hardwood logs studios In over 800 re- growing and will train. ination based on race, color, air, sun deck, car port, this Ansaldl built Eng­ vinyl siding, new of storage. 8139,900. phere. Housewife or gauges. Must be capa­ that produce a shorter - tall stores. Successful Full time preferred. religion, sex or notlonoi tennis courts, pool, and lish Tudor Colonial. cari^, newer roof. An Tour with Carolyn recent high school ble of reading opera­ flame arrd'burn less ro- candidates will partici­ Pert time considered. origin, or an ’ Intention to much more. Minutes Newer roof, vinyl and excellent buy In area of Fletcher. 133 Oak graduate welcome to tion sheets and blue pldlv than soft woods. If pate In an Intensive Apply at: Connecticut make anv such preference, from Hortford. brick exterior, plaster fine homes. 8229,900. Forest Drive, Man­ apply. Must be depen­ prints. We offer com­ aromo Is the most Impor­ photography and sales Cane 8, Reed Compnoy, limitation or discrimination. 8162.000. U & R Realty. walls, 3 bedrooms, VA D.W. Fish Realty. 643- chester. 65^3231. Cald- program. Prior sales 134 Pine Street, The Herald will not know­ _ well Banker. dable. Call Sheena for petitive, wages and be­ tant consideration, select* ingly occept any advertise­ 643-2692.0______baths, one car garage, 1591.0 ______APARTMENTS APARTMENTS personal Interview 646- nefits, Including paid wood from fruit trees. If experience helpful, Manchester. EAST Harttord. Immacu­ finished recreation FOR RENT FOR RENT good personality, mot­ ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. By 4899.______group health Insu­ you have fireplace logs CLERICAL. Full time of­ the low. late 3 bedroom Ranch, room and lots more. L0T8/LAND rance, a pension plan ivation and neat ap­ Call today. 8190,000. owner. 50 Scarborough RESTAITRANT food for sale, find buyers the fice position, good typ- SOUTHERN New Eng- Aluminum siding, Road. Unique Brick FDD SALE and paid holidays. In­ quick qnd easy wav ... pearance a most. Flex­ Ing skills a must. land classifleld ads fenced yard. Newly Jackson 6 Jackson. EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ MANCHESTER. 4 room servers, banquet ible hours may Include 647-8400.O______Colonial In desireable servers, hostess, bar­ terviews can be or- with a low-cost od In Bookkeepper knowl­ reach nearly 800,0(X) remodeled kitchen and A N DOVERT^7uw'"h!e room. 8405 monthly apartment, applian­ ranged by contacting evenings and wee­ neighborhood. 9 plus utilities. On bus ces, heat, hot vrater, tenders, banquet bar­ Classified. 643-2711. edge helpful. Some homes In Connecticut living room. Finished HANDYMAN Special I rooms, 2500 square beautiful Fall foliage C. Tyler or M. Gam- kends. Frequent salary data entry. Will train. and Rhode Island. The recreation room. Move Unique handyman spe­ line. 5661054.______garage. Adult pre­ tenders, barbacks, reviews and other be­ feet. Completely up­ from these wooded 2.2 ferred. No pets. Lease prep and line cooks. oche ot 643-6531. EOE. Excellent career op­ price for a basic 25 In condition. You'll be cial near Coventry dated. 1 full, 2-VniaL20a8aq.awlth Realty. 649-1147. and basement stairs. pet allowed. 1 year fully appllanced Du­ locations. We offer: Ollverla, Meadows penses, exclusive Ceilings and hardwood Sentry Real Estate. 643- Up to 3 veers. KIst veur fl- paid training, competi­ Mrs. Barbara Smith Manor, 333 Bldwell culator ability and 12x22 famly room off 4060.0 nendol difficulties eeedbvs. lease and security dep­ plex with patio In quiet areas and continuing large eol-ln kitchen, IVt IMMACULATE. Man- floors have been refIn- tive starting rate, gen­ Street, Manchester. good writing skills to support. For more In­ chester. Ansaldl built Avoid feredeture. Cofeh up osit. 8750 per month. neighborhood. Imme­ baths, central air. Large Ished. All newgasllnes. MANCHESTER. You'll on late povmenN such os first 64»d795.______diate occupancy. 8750 erous discounts, com­ 643-0511 647-9191. EOE. assist with all depart­ formation call 1-800- Colonial with nice bed­ Being offered at fall In love with this 7 mission and bonus ment clerical endea­ treed loL Extras. Prestl- rooms, Including an or second morfpepo or even MODERN 2 bedroom plus security. Call 646 424-0420. 8144.900. Give us the room, 2 both, older oulstandine credit cord M ils. 3938. program, along with SECRETARY. Monday- vors. For confidential lious neighborhood. oversized master, fire- Colonial In convenient oportment. Corpeted, J183,50a opportunity to show Keep vour heme free end opportunity ter growth SHADY GLEN Thursday, 10-6. Work Interview, contact: place family room, this home to you I Manchester location. door whheut Hens. Pod appliances, adults pre­ SOUTH Windsor. "Brlar- and advancement. Call 360 West Middle Tpke. for Psychollglst and Dir off Route 6-44 near large living room, din­ Realty World Home has been com­ credit or late povment hls- ferred. References and wood Condominium". for an Interview 627- staff In a relaxing and Walt Putnam at HOMES Shady Glen area ing room, eat In kit­ Frenchette-Benolt. 646 pletely updated with torv Is note proMom. KIndIv 1 Vt months security re­ Roomy very nice 7692 or 563-8264 or fill at the caring environment. chen, screened porch quired. Available No­ layout. 2 bedroom, 2 Parkade Shopping FOR SALE 643B13a 7709.0 ______^ new kitchen, Florida cdl: out on application at We seek a mature, I and patio, finished room and finished The Sw iis vember 1. 8525. 429- baths, living room, din­ your nearest Fotomat Center responsible person Thompson basement, V/t baths, GREAT Family homeand 4465. ing room, kitchen, cen­ neighborhood I 3 bed­ lower level fam ily store. EOE. M/F. who's presence and at­ Associates oversized two car gar­ room. Call for defalls. Conoarvotlva Group MANCHESTER-Quolltv 2 tral A/C, carpeting, titude reflect pride and age. Large beautifully rooms, family room 8151.000. Sentry Real 1-4S64404or pool, tennis. Imme­ CASHIER. Mother’s de- 01L Truck driver wanted. with cathedral celling bedroom. Heat and hot llght. Port time. Work coring. 646-3382. OPEN HOUSE landscaped lot on Tlm- Estate. 643-4060.O 1-4S4-1M6 water and all applian­ diate occupancy. 8675 Full time or seasonal. 6 8 8 - 7 2 8 1 rod Road, Martin and wood stove, den per month. Coll Mr. only while your child Is Must have class 2 Sunday, Oct. 25 / 12-4 p.m. and recreation room In PRICE Reduction I South ces Included. Air condi­ In school. Good pay, School district. Much, bound owners have set tioned. quiet, on bus­ Lindsey. 649-4000. driver license. All be- much morel Asking lower level. 2 zone free meals, free uni­ neflts. 649^2871.______heat. Solar hot water. a new price for their Rontals line. Ideal for middled BSCTSSTLorgenlceT^ forms. No weekends. FULL Time Cashler- 8255.000, by owner. beautiful home. Now aged and senior cltt- rooms by the brook. DENTAL Asslstont- /Phormaev Technl- Principals only. Call In-ground pool and 2 Coll Doug 528-5029. Challenging and div­ car garage with elec­ being offered at zens. 8585. 247-5030. Patio, stone wall and Mondav-Fridavj Receptlonlst. Man­ erse position in busy clan, to do 6464227 evenings and 8148.0001 Impeccable living room with flr6 chester Orthodontic cashiering,ordering weekends.______tricity (220). Call for DUPLEX. 6 roonns, 3 production control ol- your appointment to­ condition Inside and bedrooms, garage, place and Knotty Pine office. No Soturdovs and answering the out. Features Include 3 FOSRENT near schoals. 8650 per decor. Stove, refriger­ and approximately M flca. Accurate typing phone. Dolly hours, 5 STATELY. Monchester. 3 day I Just reduced to; ator and great loca­ SALES TO 18K skills reqwred. Previ­ bedroom Colonial In 8169.900. Strono Real bedroams, kitchen ap­ month. Security re­ hours per week. Will day week. Experience pliances, full fiberglass SINGLE Room with pri­ quired. 649-7230. tion. 8550 with heat. LNklRi far a iraal |6b troln. Call 647-9536. ous data entry experi­ preferred but not nec- very good condition. Estote. 647-"SOLD".o Immediate occupancy. Dining room, updated Insulation, new thermo vate bath In quiet MANCHESTER. 2 bed- aM a aalary paaNlaa ence helpful, but not cessory. Excellent A Cascade of light. windows, shiny hard­ rooming house. 880 per Call Mr. Lindsey. 649- wages bosed on expe­ kitchen with Oak ca­ Streams from the room, appliances, gar­ 4000.______In a faal raw lnf required. Will train binets and a 12x23 fire- wood floors. Excep­ week. Security and ref­ age. 8535/month. JANITOR. Town or Man­ right application. rience. Apply In per­ vaulted ceilings and tionally nice 149x200' erences required. 646 NEWLY Remodeled 3 aantfaiiy? son, Arthur Drug, 942 placed living room. expansive window de­ 649-2871. 1 bedroom chester. 816,593-818,296. Apply In person: lot. Bower's School dl6 1686 or 569-3018. bedroom with large liv­ Interaatad In gaining Perform various custo­ Main Street, Manches­ Breeze-way, enclosed sign of this 2900 square available. porch, 1 'A baths, 1 car trict too. Call quick I ing room. Sunny and the axparlenoe to set dial and maintenance ter, CT. 643-1505. Attn; foot Contemporary en­ Jackson 6 Jackson MANCHESTER. 1 bed- bright. 2nd floor. 8625. KLOCK COMPMIY M r Koras. oversized garage and a abling you to capture APARTMENTS room, wall-to-wall your oarogr In motion? work within the Police Real Estate. 647-0400. No pets. References, Department. Requires 1366 Tolland Tpke. 16x32 In-ground pool. the outside-lnsidel 8 FOR RENT carpet, appliances, security. 228-4737 or if ao, wa want to talk some experience In ASSISTANT Monoger 8174,500. O.W. Fish rooms unique In de­ heat, air conditioning. Manchester, CT Reolty. 643-1591.0 2284)036.______with youlW a offer, the bulldine maintenqnce tea full time for drug store 66 Sunny Brook Dr., Manchostor sign. i'A baths plus o PLAYER PIANOS are In ^NCHESTERTGoodlio- No pets. Cleon. 8500per right oandMale, a very operations. Apply at: In Manchester area. EXTRA nice. Manches­ fabulous master bed­ demand. If you hove one cotlon. 2 bedroom month. Available No­ DON'T KNOW where to Persenitel Office, 41 Experience preferred Spacioua 7 room Cope in South Farms. ter. Well maintained 3 room suite with Its own apartment-2nd floor, vember 1, 1987. 647- look next tor a lob? How ehallenging position but not neccessory. We you do not use, why not within the QraphloArta Center Street, Man­ CLERICAL. Full time 3 bedrooms, large kitchen / family room bedroom Cope with jacuzzl and deck. All exchonge It for cash with woll to wall carpeting, 9137. about placing a "Sltuo will train. 86.25-87 per open stairway to living located on a soon to be appliances. No pets. tIon Wanted" ad ii. Industry, potentially chester, or coll 647- eetteral office. Insu­ with fireplace, beautiful inground pool. a want ad. MANCHESTER. 2 bed- 3126. The Town Is on rance claims, tele­ hour depending on ex­ room and nice sized professionally lands­ Security and lease. room, wall-to-wall classified? loeding to an exeMng Equal Opportunity perience. Benefits and dining room. 16x34 first caped lot with sweep­ 8485. Call 6^1»»S- corpet, appliances, phone, billing. Seme vtocotlon package D ir Charter Oak - Highland St. to BU YER M EETS seller In eareer. Please forwr"" Employer. Pemales typing. Experience floor family room. Two ing views of Manches­ the want ad s... time after FOR Rent. 2 bedroom heat, air conditioning. WORTH LOOKING Into... and Minorities urped to preferred but will available to qualified Gardner to Carriage to Harvest, right fireplaces, .1V6 baths, ter Country Club No pets. Clean. 8600. the many bargains ot­ reaumeeto employees. Send re­ fairways. 8399,000. time after timel Read and apartment, close to apply. Deodllne for fll- train. Pleoaont atmos­ patio, tool shed, morel u se the want ads busline. Monthly rent. Available November 1, tered tor sale every dov In p. O. Box 870 sume to: P.O. Box 9M, to Sunny Brook. 8154,900. D.W. Fish Blanchard 6 Rossatto. Rockville, Inp applloctlon- phere. Coll 6464631 for regularly. Coll 649-9256. 1987. Coll 647-9137. the classified columnsi CT 0000 November 23,1997. Interview. Rocky Hill, CT 06067. Realty. 643-1591.0 6462482.0

t t 1 V ‘ > 1 f ' HOMES flOOOTHIRGS I CARS CARS CARS CARS IgnTRUCKS/VANR FORREMT TO EAT FOR SALE FOR RALE FOR SALE FOR SALE lS£ | FOR RALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY FORD 1967 16 ton truck. MANCHESTER. New 3 LYNCH Se// SUBARU G L HarcnaacK HONDA 1978 Accord. 5 PLYM O UTH 1976Volare. Best offer. Phone 643- bedroom Colonial, Vh MIeliael’t Rnnhict Your Car 1984. Super condition. speed, air, 2 door, AM- 6 cylinder, automatic. 5361 offer 5pm. baths, fully oppllonced ^ • A PruH t P roduet MMCELLANE0U8 PONTIAC-TOYOTA FM cassette. $1200.647- 78,000 miles, $575. 728- CARFENTRY/ IPAMTHIC/ I MISCELLANEOUS A/C, sunroof, AM-FAA TO YO TA Pick-up 1985. kitchen, references, se­ 24 Hr. m. 74S.74aS.HoiM 741-1024 SERVICES cassette, new brakes 1215.______4632. 643-0700 evenings. curity and lease re- 40 Hw. Nadya Maes, REMDOELINS PAPERMC SERVICES 76 TOYOTA COR 8PT 47K. 2 wheel drive, nose 10 *15 and tires. $4400. 647- CH EVY Nova 1971. 2 CHEVROLET 1982 Ca­ damage. Phone 643- / quired. $950 plus utili­ Cortland Applaa • " 7S BUICK REOAL VS. 7304.______price Classic. 9 pas­ I g r t 79 FORD F1S0 4x4 SPT CAB 4 Lines — 10 Days door, 350 V-8. New 0622.______ties. Adults preferred. 39 Ct. Kiwi FruH ^ IN TERIO R Painting and senger wagon, low IIJM 79 QMC PASS VAN 509 charge each addi­ FOR Sale. Volvo 1974. tires, battery and ex- No pets. CorrentI & IB Ct. Cantaloupaa M.T.S. staining. Experience FALL CLEANUP SNOW REMOVAL $700.646-6173 after 2pm. haust. $800. 74^5647. mileage, fully loaded. FORD Van 1974. Runs, LoPento. 64A-0042. SO Iba. Chaft Pot s gn 7'/t years. For estimate Puffy Iniurtd, Fret EtHmtttt 79 JEEP CHEROKEE 4x4 tional line, per day. You many new partts needs 79 VW RABBIT AC Leove message.______Excellent condition. Honay Dowa a or Vs •10" call 647-781S. Manchester Area - can cancel at any time. BUICK Skylark 197$. 647-1029 after 6pm. work. 8250. 643-5668 af­ BUILDERS SO CHEV CITATION Runs, new tires, ex­ ter 6pm. OARAGES 40 lbs. Chlq. Bananas •12" CORRIVEAU’S Reasonable Rates 80 FORD FAIRMONT WON SORRY. FORD Mustang 1980. 4 CHEVY 1977 Van. 6 cy­ speed, 4 cylinder, runs haust, needs work. ARO ST0RA8E 28 Iba. 6x8 Tomatoas •18" 6 4 6 -2 7 8 7 Lawn Sarvka 80 FORD MUSTANQ NO REFUNDS OR $250.643-566eofter6pm. linder, standard shift, • " Hang Tape and good. Clean Interior too Ct. O’Anjou Psars 10 6 4 6 -9 7 1 6 846-2516 BO PONT FIREBIRO ADJUSTMENTS power steering, radio, too Wash. Rad Osl. •17" •CUSTOM HOMES 80 PONT 8UN8IRO and exterior. $1000 or MERCURY Cougar 197$. MOTORCYCLES/ 1 and 2 boy oorooes. Spray Sheet Rock. 2 door. New transmis­ runs well. Asking $850. Dsllvar to Hartford and so TO YO TA 4 WD PO best offer. 643-9376.______M0PE08 Storage only. $45 and Bast of tfia RIvor •ADOm ORS 80 TO YO TA CELICA CALL HERALD sion, 4 new tires, ex­ $90 per month. Allbrio David Slivinsky ODD lobs. Trucking. hawmesiidek ^ e VOLKSWAGON 1974, MAZDA 626 1981. 47,000 Hundn t t or Mtmt to ehoott Ireml •BARA6E8 Home repairs. You 01 CHEV MALIBU haust system. Radia­ HONDA 1979 CB 650. 1 Realty. 6494)917. BuekeL truck & chipper. 81 CHEV CHEVETTE CLASSIFIED Yellow, Super Beetle. tor, hoses and belts. miles. 4 door, auto­ •nFfKR - Call 228-9153 • name It, we do It. Free Excellent condition. matic transmission. owner, low miles, mint estimates. Insured. 643- Stump removal. Free 81 DATSUN 2008X Nice condition. $1695. condition. $750 or best estimates. Spedel 81 OAT8UNB210SL 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Call 647-1924 Otter 5pm. Asking $3500. 646-8715. ROOMMATES RIEL 0R./C0AL/ •CONCRETE WORK 0304. 871-2655. otter. 647-9161 or 647- consideration (or elderly si MERC COUOAR OS VOLVO 1979. 244 DL. 4 9040.______WASTED Ihrewood •FRAMING CREW and handicapped. 81 OLDS CUTLASS CR door, automatic, AM- ODD lobs. Painting, leaf 31 PLY RELIANT raking, hedge trim ­ 6 47-75 S 3 A Dealer You FM cassette. Ideal se­ ROOMATE Wanted. FEASONE^Tor^yood! AVAILABLE 31 SUBARU OL cond cor. Priced to YOU CAN enlov extra Manchester. Looking ming, etc. Mork 649- 81 TOYOTA CELICA QT Can Deal With vocation money by ex­ cut, delivered. $95 per 5695. Available sell. $3300. 633-9747. for a professional Fe­ , cord. 742-8907. $9S per CARKHTIIVt FLOORMB 82 OLDS C U T SUP 4 DR changing Idle Items In male to share apart­ cord. 742-8907. REMODEUlia SmVICES Immediately. DELIVERING 82 OLDS C U T ClERA 4 DR your home for cash ... ment with the same In OompMa home raoalm and ra- 82 PONT BONNE WON MOTORS, INC. with on od In classified. FLOOR Sanding. Floors Rich form loom. 5 yards, 82 PONT 3000 LE DO A TWO-WAY favor ... Fountain Village. Easy medailng. Wa apaoWiia hi batti- S c ^ u u d o K get extra cash (or yourself Call 643-2711 to place your access to 1-84 and Hart­ rooma and kMehana. SniaS aeala like new. Specializing Wishing will not sell any­ $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel, 82 TOYOTA CELICA QT FIREWOOD SALE eommaraM araifc. naglaSarad, In- 82 TO YO TA TERCEL and moke It possible (or od. ford. Call evenings and *83 par eonl,.8 ft tonglhs. In older floors, natural thing ... 0 low-cost ad In and decorative stone. aurad. lafaiBneaa. S3 BUICK REGAL someone else to enlov oraan, dsllvarad. 8 cord or stained. No waxing. Classified will. Why not weekends. 282-1985. 643-9504 S3 BUICK SKVHAWK those golf clubs you never $315 Includes heat and minimum. MC/VI8A John Verfallle. 646- place one today I 643-2711. CARS 5750. S3 BUICK SKYLARK use. Sell them with a wont hot water.o Nerthoni FIriwogd S3 DATSUN 2006X od. FOR SALE OMrlMors S3 DOOQE VAN S3 FORD ESCORT ANTIQUES/ 272-aOIO S3 MERCURY LYNX 2 In Stock 1987 C0LLECT1MISLES S3 TO YO TA CAMRY LE CARS 53 TO YO TA COROLLA Fully Equipped - Loaded TAB GARB 54 CHEVY CAMARO Stk. IS7104 SALES BALES. FOR SALE FOR SALE S4 CHEV CELEBRITY WAG. List Prica $26,4« C L Y VISIT TH E S4 CHEVY CELEB. CL 1987 New Discount 3.621 LINEN LADY MRCELLANEOUS S4 MAZDA 82S TOUR SDN. Fully Equipped •Loaded Your Price 22,861 S4 OLDS OUST CRUISER i^TODAY’S SPECIALS^ FOR SALE I ROC Z281987.4,000 miles. D O D G E Aspen 1977. Stk. fHTOTS Cash or Trade 6,000 BOLTON. Church' wide MANCHESTER. Giant S4 PONT SOOO 4 DR $2S,7S3 Balance to Finance 17,961 T-top, phone hook-up, Slanf-6, 49,600 original S4 SUNBIRD 4 DR. RED Jst Price too sale. Saturday, Oc­ tog sale. Large surplus loaded! Factory war­ Discount 3,664 FORD TRUCKS 777 Hartfofd Tpto.. V«mon T^E^WrtTfonsferTTIp- miles, 1 owner. $1395. S4 PONT GRAND PRIX L/E 60 Paym anta at tober 24, 10-2. St. of new tee shirts, ranty. Pristine condi­ S4 PONT PARR. BRM Your Price 22,169 *396°“ Oil taiinr-!»»•$■ proxlmotely 3000, also George EpIVcopol sweats and muscles, 649-5445.______Cash or Trade 5,000 isee FORD F1S0 4x4 1f$J FORD FIM XLT 4x4 tion. $14,500 or best 84 SUBARU OL-4x4 WAG. 4 $pd FS. h Ton ICd .Auto FS FB lu Tone 8i»ve> Mary BMs SO to 100k numerals and Church. Route 44. Rain mechanic tools, stuffed offer. Phone John 526- DODGE 1986 Arles SE. 2 84 TO YO TA CAMRY L/E Balance to Finance 17,1 « 4 WtwM Dnwt.Alumaium Cap (ieuges Lloi*i k-iwmt Siaieo letters for shirts, cops, 84 TO YO TA CELICA ST Sih rS747fA V) Ion 4 W 0 or shine. animals, glassware, door, automatic, A/C, 60 Paymanta at ^3S1^^ tih rsrwA etc. Best offer. 649-3642 3072 anvtlme.n______84 TO YO TA P.U. *9995 E LE V E N Eager families used clothes, brlc-o- power steering, 84 TOYOTA SUPRA *8196 offer 5:30pm.o brac. 9-4. 24 McCabe FORD 1974 Luxury To- brokes. AM -FM stereo. J CLOTHIRfl In heated garages sel­ rlno. 1974 Satellite 84 TOYOTA TERCEL CAMERAS and equip­ ling ciuHer to collecti­ Street off North Moln. Sebrlng-passed emis­ Rear window defrost. 84 TOYOTA XTRACAB 4x4 ment, binoculars, bles, furniture, beds, 85 (xoloxv Drive, Mon- Warranty. Book-S6700, 85 BUICK SKYHAWK A U T H E N T IC 60's Clo­ sions. $250 each. (>ood asking $6200. Coll 647- 85 CHEVY CELEBRITY C/L straight edge razors, kid's clothes, toys, chester. October 24, 9- winter cars. 643-2573. 85 CHEVY CAMARO New 1987 6000 thing. Also, mini odds and ends. Call books, tools and much 4. Children's clothing, 9286. 85 FORD ESCORT WAQ. 1$$6 CHEVY 8 10 FLEETSIOC I fmewvYJio dresses and skirts, size Fully Equipped SCv« FS. Ft Slue Gmvm I rANoe4s$ 649-1754. morel Fridoy and Sat­ car seat, sliding both 85 FORD ESCORT QL Stk. IHR2W AMtfM. 3> OOO M4»s 1 Leaded wth eaulpateat An 5. Coll 647-9028. urday, 9-4, roln/shlne, tub doors, stove, dis­ 85 FORD F-1S0 4 x 4 Sih #t7S72A 1 SBORtent any. Musi leaf TAKE A LOOK ^RANTON 85 FORD LTD CROWN VIC List Price A12.KB *6495 I 61 Bigelow Street. hwasher, mlscellane- 85 MERCURV OR. MARQ. Discount 1,S75 *7188 N------T A G Sale Saturday, 24. ous Items. 82 Chev Citation , . . o e GNRYILEII-PLYM8UT1I 85 NISSAN STANZA Q/L Your Price 11.2t0 FURRmiRE 10-4. 70 Niles Drive, 494 Wetherell Street, AuH^MkllK *dDoO 85 OLDS CUT SUP CPE Cash or Trade 2,000 CHRvai.en exECunvE 85 PONT 1000 Manchester. Furni­ Manchester. Sunday VEHICLES AND SELECT USED Balance to Finance i,2i0^ C O FFEE table and end 84 Mazda RX7 85 PONT PARIS BROUGH. /'I V n e CHEVROLET „ wmd,.,.,. 872-9111 ture, bikes and from 10-4. Across from •6895 CARS... 85 PONT SUNBIRD 4 DR 60 P a y m a n U at ^ 2 0 € table (together or se­ miscellaneous. Manchester Commun­ SOME a a « HNANCINQ OR 85 TO YO TA 4 x 4 PICKUP V U I UC BUICK, INC. ""t''""'"*""'" EXIT .4,1.4 parate),one Individual ity College Bond Shell. 87 Merc Cougar LESSI 85 TO YO TA 4 x 4 PICKUP gloss topped coffee ta­ O C TO B E k 24 S. 25. 94. 85 TOYOTA TERCEL New 1987 Rcro GT Neighborhood too tale. SAVE stk. #H81M BECAUSE YOU never ble. Coll 742-5918 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14.889 88 CEVY CELEBRITY List Price $16,960 86 CHEVY NOVA YOU CAN enlov extra know when someone will evenings.o Ansoldl and Battista 62 Line. Town Car Discount 2,107 Road. Children's s«Df« *7995 87 LeBARON 86 FORD RANGER XLT vocation money by ex­ be searching for the Item W ATER BBD king size. TAB Automstlve *12.296 86 PONT BONNEVILLE Your Price 13,943 clothes, snow blower, OTSTuiM 3,000 changing Idle Items In you hove for sale. It's Complete package ex­ 82RX7G8L 88 PONT GRAND AM Cash or Trade vour home (or cosh ... BALES furniture, household 87 RAMCHARQER 88 PONT TRANS AM Balance to Finance 10,943 better to run your wont od cluding headboard. with an od In classified. goods and much more. 4*4 *17.595 86 TOYOTA CELICA QT ♦ 2 4 1 0 0 for several days ... cancel­ Asking $100. Coll 74^ RAIN or shine. Saturday, CARS 88 TOYOTA CELICA GTS 60 Payments at Call 643-2711 to place vour ing It os soon os you get 5918 evenlnos.o ST SHADOW 88 TO YO TA COROLLA O c to b e r 24. B aby HUGE 3 family tag sole. FOR SALE »3700 TMlM/L4«4M *10,686 New 1987 Firebird od. results. Items, crystal, stereos, Saturday, October 24, 67 TRANS AM OTA Must Aell. 3 piece bed- 87 TOV SUPRA RED MET room set, like new. freezer and more. 9om- 9om-3pm. Appliances, M USTANG. 1967. Auto­ 87 OOOQExuim h ** *16,955 Llti Price M3.007 ***••.*•••* *2650 87 NISSAN SENTRA S/E Discount 1,200 Ta k e a L o o Icf $800. Phone 647-9407. 4pm. 29 Cooper Hill furniture, toys, books, matic, runs and looks 8 8 LeBARON Oomi *13.496 87 PONT SUNBIRO Street, Manchester. clothing, much miscel­ good. White. $2200. 87 Line Contlnentol 87 SUZUKI SAMURI J/X Your Price 12.5M SOFA. Beautiful 8 foot 88 TEMPO 44r. *6.999 Cash or Trade 3,000 laneous. 37 Hamilton Also, 1963 Impola 55 Lo«M M * $ A V E 87 TOYOTA CAMRY V f e : Contemporary, Pale SECONb Annual 6ok BeUnce to Finance o,soo Yellow Damask with Forest Condominium Drive, Manchester. co n ve rtib le 409. 4 86 LeBARON t*. *10.696 s p e ^. S6RI0 firm. 623- 85 Nissan Stanza $21300 M a k e : subtle green under­ Tog Sole. 675 North TA G Sole, fw o family. 40r. *0790 86 DOOQE M oomt *14.495 00 PaymwnU at Main Street, Manches­ Saturday and Sunday, 4052 or 623-7823. Low Cost tones, loose-pillow, aaeeeeeeeeeaaaa Alt Above Payments Do Mot Include Sales Tax £r Registration Fees. H i s h : bolsters, skirt. $150. ter. Saturday, October October 24-25. Plano, 86 Line. Town Cer 88 DODGE aioMM *14.796 Purchased tOChOOM SAVE 646-5358. 24, 9am-4pm. Rain or Hockey and ski eoulp- 86 RELIANT 8.W. *8,996 Financing P r i c e s • ment, clothes, miscel­ From 2 Maple twin beds, 6 shine. All kinds of CLYDE 84 Merc. Marquis « . 88 DOOQE YEAR-END SAV IN G S!!! priceless Items laneous Items. 11 Brl- CHEVROLBT-aUICK, INC. SrautMm S A V E Avaiiable G M DEALER INCENTIVES PASSED ON TO YOU I ) D i s - : drawer Maple chest, orwood Drive, CHARGER Doiiar night stand, 6 Maple throughout the con- ROUTE 83, VERNON 84 Mazda Pickup •ASOO a p p e a r * domlnlum oreo.______Glastonbury. SeCHY. QTS twm Rent A dining room chairs and TOIfflpalai*. *28y Ail Vehicles Over 150 1987 Leftover 1987s In Stock round table. Call 649- re Cougar Coupa *2805 84 Toyota Cellce Se RELIANT 4 Or. SATURDAY, October 24, 6 a R A 6 e Sole. 228 Bush AT.AaBBvBOk *OVUU All At Similar Prices £r Savings Car 3693. 9-3. Rain or shine. at Oedga 0180 FU *4895 86 MUSTANG m m Warranteod! Hill Rood, Manchester. 87 Mazda RX7 Cadillac - Oldsmobila - Pontiac - CMC Trucks Glassware, men'i clo­ 8;30-Spm. Saturday t z Oanlury MUX* *619$ 88 HORIZON 4 or. ILAWEAND thing, mlscellonaous ond Sundoy. S3 BormMMIa « *. *0995 Extended Plus Over 125 Nice Used Cars In Stock Items. 336 Hlllstown *19,200 64 MONTE CARLO 1% 53 Chevy 810 thim AM *7196 Rood, Monchester. WAREHOUSE, New 86 Olde Celele 84 FORD TEMPO Warranties WHEN YOU THINK USED CAR. . . State Rood, Manches­ SShagaUxr. *6995 ACAM4M *7495 ter. Steel office desks, 83LaBARON4Dr. THINK SCRANTON MOTORS IN: FOR A U YOUR UWN M OVING - Too Sole. Oc­ 54 Bronco 4x4 '8296 Available... tober 24 8i 25. Bverv- tables, tile cabinets, S4 hagai mm* *8095 83 MUSTANG nm 1986 Marquis Brougham *12,900 AU CABS SUBJECT TO PBK5H SALE • NOT BESPONSIBLE FOB TYPOOBAPMICAl EBBOflS * Good Selection of 86 Lynis 4 «Mt. Mia. Pi. (Mf AMffM t»4m CARE REERO.. 6AU thlno must gol 9$ celling tiles, building * 4 4mn Mto . ei Be*< «•( AI«TM rad* wlndgwi. csutBt AC supplies and miscel­ S4 Comoro *oum *8495 79 DODGE ASPEN f Wolker $(.______86 Chavy S-10 xwn* *6496 RIEL’S LAWN CARE laneous. October 23,24 MORIARTY 79 T-BIRD mm HOURS : *4 9 9 5 *6195 ond 25.10-5pm.______SBChavy Caprtoo4 4r. '8495 Fall Clean Up, Hedge 78 MONTE CARLO LYNCH fjlon Tugs • 2^' "BBR aaop*__ / p l a c i n g a n a d In clas­ SB Nova 4 dr. *8496 BROTHERS Wed 6 ThufS Trimming, Mowing, TA G Sole. Saturday, Oc- Ax x m l MK on O w . PONTIAC-TOYOTA • ^ /MORIAnyv BROTHERS/ sified Is 0 very aosv, tober 24, 9am-2pm. SSCamaroZM *13,995 •3.996 OLDSMOBiLEOLDSMOBILE • CADCADILLAC 9 .1 m fe p m Fertilizing. Call today simple process. Just dial 301 ConlBT St 500 W. Center St. F n 9am C p Kid's stuff, bikes, and 87 Spoeiium 4 dr. *8496 ^ PONTIAC • CMC TRITRUCKS Sal Spm for Free Eatimate. 643-2711. We'll help you miscellaneous Items. ManchBStBT, C T Manchester •! frrlrS’.V’***»saws#« MAMCMiJfM.COHMICllCUl Joi-Jiicimimmi CS'J.CI'Ji; • yyord your od for moxl- Route 83, Vernon • 872-9145 7 4 ^ 7 4 7 S 285 Autumn Street, 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 643-513S 875-3311 mum response. Manchester. 6 4 6 -43 21 * 9 * » V » X iM tr o SERVICES Family affair s p o i ^ I ■ r AUTO SERVICE In Big 10 tilt Giants were biggest iosers out of the strike • oil Lube Filter Special *16.99 n about it. chances of defending their Super Bowl Dallas NCAA FootbaD Bv Tom Conovon “ The group of guys we have around » Complete Brake . The Associated Press Next to Gene Upshaw and the N FL title? Players Association, the New York No team has ever emne back from an here are not quitters.” said wide Syatema Giants were probably the biggest losers 0-5 start to make the playoffs, let alone receiver Phil McConkey. " I said It last EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - It was year, these are character people. Being • Tune up Specials Bv Herschel NIssenson in the 24-day strike. They walked out 0-2 win the title. one, two, three strike games and you’re 0-8 is like being 5-0. You’re still getting The Associated Press out for the old Super Bowl champs. and came back 0-5. “ We’re not in a big hole.” said • Cooling Systems Where does that leave the Giants’ linebacker Harry Carson. “ We’re in a ready for that next game.” At least if history has anything to say That one-at-a-time philosophy has • Alternators, It will be father against son — both ways — when big canyon. You’re either going to see a been the Giants’ trademark since surprising 15th-ranked Indiana plays host to No. M very good team go down the drain or you Starters, and Parcells took over as coach, and it Michigan on Saturday in a game that could help get the are going to see one of the greatest Tire Service comebacks of all time.” seems to be the players are keeping to it winner to the Rose Bowi. again • Body work and Michigan and Ohio State no ionger are the Big Ten s If Giants Coach Bill Parcells has his One thing that can be said for the Rust repair Big Two. One or the other represented the conference way. the drain won’t be on option. post-strike Giants is that they appear in the Rose Bowl 13 straight times after Indiana’s only “ Somebody has to get a hold of this • Car don’t run? thing and get it going, and I ’m going to unified Only linebacker Lawrence Fres towing for appearance on Jan. 1,1968. Taylor rookie safety Adrian White and But Iowa has gone to Pasadena twice and Illinois be that guy.” said a suddenly no- customer service cars quarterbacks Jeff Rutledge and Jeff once in the past six years, while Indiana and Michigan nonsense Parcells. “ When you’re 0-8 only In Manchester. Hostetler crossed the picket line during State now lead the Big Ten standings at 3-0. Michigan, and looking down this type of barrel, things don’t stay the same. The pressure the walkout, and they did it only for the s/eMIKE FLYNN Ohio State and Minnesota are 2-1. final replacement game. In addition, Indiana Coach Bill Mallory is the father is on.” No player has criticized the union 27S Hartford Read of Michigan strong safety Doug Mallory. Another son. Parcells let his team know that during 8 am - 8 pm a 30-minute meeting after they returned since returning, and none seems an­ Mike.Sa graduate assistant at Indiana, also played at % noyed that the Giants fielded a mediocre M ich l^n — it’s the fourth year in a row one of to work Monday and began preparing 649-8309 for this week's game against St. Louis replacement team that was competitive Mallofy’s sons plays for the Wolverines — and Bill s for only one of its three games, a 6-3 loss BUD'S MOTOR SALES brotMr, Dave, played for Bo Schembechler at Miami “ Bill put ail the cards on the table.” said linebacker Carl Banks. “ It was one to Buffalo last Sunday. of <^HO. of those calm before the storm speeches. “ From what I understand, they had Former Michigan linebacker Andy Moeller, whose their reasons fordoing what they did or LaOALNOTICB father, Gary, is Michigan’s defensive coordinator and He’s not tolerating a losing season. We’re in for some tough practices. It’s not doing what did and you can only go Th* omen of thsTown^sffc assistant head coach, also is a grad assistant at with that.” said wide receiver Stacy and Tax CollsclarNwin cIom Indiana. And when Schembechler went to Michigan in not punishment. Bill wanu to win.” at 7:45 p.m. on Monday svsn- New York’s Joe Morris (20) and his Giant teammates will attempt Some of the immediate changes are Robinson “ Hindsight, you can look at it ine Oefobor M , 19S7 duo to o 1969, Mallory succeeded him ot Miami. to dig out of their big hole beginning Sunday against the St. obvious. and dwell on it, but it’s not going to be Town Mootlne bolne hold of Bill Mallory says he has "a lot of respect” for Doug, anything constructive for right now." tho Andovor Elomontorv who leads Michigan with 37 tackles despite playing Louis Cardinals as the NFL regulars return to work. Players are due at work by 9 a.m. — School at S p.m. General Manager George Young most of the season with a broken hand. “ He plays hard, an hour earlier the normal — and (MS-10 practices are running a little late. Some admits the Giants replacements were he puts a lot into the game. He plays the way I like to see weak. it played. He’ll be cranked up Saturday.” time normally spent in the morning INVITATION TO BID meetings is now being spent on the field “ The issue was not win or lose, but Doug, a senior, says he Is '*glad this the last one I ’ll Giants attempt to dig whether we wanted a long strike or a Propotolt will bo roeolv^ In have to go through. We definitely need to win to stay in for walk-throughs. Afternoon practices tho Oonofol Sovicot' offleo. are constant motion and no short strike,” he said. “ We probably 41 Contor Strool, Monchoi- the race and I ’d rather see Michigan go to the Rose could have had a better team. We to r, CT 04040 u n ji' Bowl. But if it doesn’t turn out that way, there’s no interruptions. “ No funny stuff.” said center Bart originally called 150 to 200 guys, but butinost on OCTOBER 30, other team I ’d rather see go than Indiana.” 1*S7,4:30 P.m. fo r: back into NFL race Oates. "Just winning” while many were called, few came in.” Mlchlgan-Indlana is the weekend’s only game If there Is anything in the Giants EQUIPMENT RENTAL AFpiwte Winning is something this Giants POR SNOW a ICE matching members of the Associated Press Top favor. It might be their schedule the CONTROL team has proven it can do. They won 17 Twenty. Bv Bob Greene of 19 games last year, including their remainder of the season. Seven of their Tho Town of Monehntor It Top-rated Oklahoma entertains Colorado in a night The Associated Press Giants’ Coach Bill Parcells gazes out on tho field when his team remaining 10 games involve teams that on oduol opportunity om- game, ruhnerup Nebraska plays host to Kansas State NFL Roandap played the Washington Redskins with repiacement players. With final 12, capping it with a 39-20 Super p lo yor. and ro q u im on o m r- Bowl victory over the Denver Broncos. did not make the playoffs In lOSO, while and third-ranked Miami of Florida visiU Cincinnati motlvo oetlon poll«forall of The defending Super Bowl champion tho reguiars back, Parcolis has a major task in front of him in Ilie same team did not show up for the the others are against New England, the Its Controetoro ond Vof^ora under the llghU. Fourth-ranked Florida State and No. 5 New York Giants lace an early end to

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Sports in Brief Scoreboard E — Lowtaiu, PutM, Gognt 1 Puckutt, TechotShreveport.nletit Llndomon. DP— St. Loult 3, Mlnnutota 1 Akron at Louisville UConn soccer at Rutgers L O B ^ t. Leuh S , Mlniwtoto V. SB— VMIot Marshall Basebafl Gtaddtn 1 Coloman A Gotltt, Brunontky, OukeatMorvtand ____ wrn:toseAPKBW NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - ’The 14th-ranked Smith 1 JehriMHi 1. CS— Ford, Oautndo. Southern MNeNeippl at Memphit State, University of Connecticut men’s soccer team will S Pundluten.Cex, Blytovin. night East batiltf Notra Dame today H ockey > \ \ ) i HBP— GouttI by Mothuwt, Llndtmon by VanderblltatMIteletlppI 'A i m W iv- continue its road trip today when it meets Rutgers Ntakro, P u d ^ b y Fortch. Texpi Southern at MlieMtippiValtav State The E ait Catholic High football team (B-0.2-0 in the University at l p.m. 'Die Huskies are ranked second in Wofid Sirin pieturi WP— Cox, Mathtwi. Balk— Strakur, Athur- Southwest Texas Stole otNIchelta Slate ACC), ranked third in the unoffleiai state poli, will host ton. Howard at North Ooi^lnaABT New Engiand. Southweetern LeuMona at Nerthooet ACC rival Notre Dame of West Haven (4-1,2-1) today at Umplrti Davt Phllllpt (A L), Li«W tyur NHL itMidlngi ■ - Soturdoy, Oct. 17 (NL), Grte Kotc (A L), John MeStwny Louletana,nleht 1:30 p.m. at Mount Nebo. The visiting Green Ita l^ ts MInnoiola W, St. LeuN 1 (NL), Ktn Kaittr (AL), Tarry Tola (NL). Rhode letandot Richmond were Ui6 Iflit snd only teain to defeat East Catholic last Sunday, Oct. it Official Seortf* Dovu Nlghtlnoalt (Thu EatlOorollna at South Carolina Harris contributing at Hobart Minntcola 8, St. Louli 4 Sporting Nowt),Howard SI nkurlMInnoopo- Florida A IM at South Carolina State year, 23-16. . j Tutudoyg eomu llt Slor-Ttibunt), Rick Hummul (St. Loult Alcorn State at Southern Uni vereltv, night Notre Dame is coming off a 21-3 win over Fairfield 1 O F G A GENEVA. N.Y. — Linebacker Albie Harris, a ' St. Loult X Mlnnusola 1 Pott-Oltpatch) and Jack Harmon (St. Loult OeorgloTechotTennessee Womingten M ..22. Mancdiester High Schooi graduate, is stiil having a fin e' Olobo-Oamocrat). Morgan State at Tennessee Stota, mght Prep. The Eagles had to come from behind to defeat New Jsney 10 a 23 St. Lpult 7, Mlnncuota 3 , T — Gama1,3:39. MwTav StateptTenneeiee Tech Prep, 14-7, earlier in the season. NY Ittandsn 8 a 15' campaign with the Hobart (]oliege football team as be .'. Thundoy’sOonw . ^ T-Gamal2:4l Delowore State at Toweon State NY Ronoers 8 a - ' a - was in on 10 tackles in the Statesmen’s 21-14 loss last St. LouN A Mlnnuiele 1 St. Louli taodi T-Ooma3,3:45. Vlitfnta Tech at TUtane,night PtinocWphla 7 18 a weekend to Alfred. M Tln 52 ' T-— GamaA3:11. Wake FereetotVlralnta,night pmiburoh 4 31- 5 . MfUSSMT w .wsmie T— Gamal3:2l. Oeorglo Southern at Weclern Carolina Coventry SoccerFest It today Hobart is 2-4 for the season. St. • LouN (John TUdor 152)__at A-Gama1,51171. Jomet Madison at William 5 Mary Boston 5 2 0 10 31. 28 MlnoMota (LM Strofcur 510), 4 p.m. EDT A-OamalS12S7. DavMsenatWoftord COVENTRY — The annual Coventry Soccerfest will Montreal 4 3 1 9 34 2S A-(tam a3,55847. be held today at Coventry High School. A big game is on Buffalo 3 3 2 8 a •• :a . Charles leads Senior event A-Gom a4,55847. tap at 11 a.m. pitting the Coventry boys’ team <7-2-2, Quebec 3 2 1 7 V 31. St. Loult dt MlmwMla, 8:25 p.m. EST, If A— Gamal55847. Central Michigan at BallStale Hartford 2 5 0 4 ; i7- . n LAS VEGAS, Nev.-U ft-h a n d er Bob Charles fired a neentory . MIoml.Fla.atancInnall,night 6-1-1 in the COC) against RHAM (10-0-1, 7-0-1) In a CAMPBBLL CONraMNCf Southweet Miseourt State at Eoetern pivotal Charter Oak Conference East Division game. 5under-par 67 Friday afternoon at the Desert Inn Illinois . . . p«1 O F G A J Countryaubtograbthefirst-roundleadinthe$2S0,000 \Hfgrld 8irl|t fSORipOlHl bOX F n A # l | A | | indlonaStateat Illinois Stale Following the boys’ game, the Coventry girls’ team . a . a .- . Chlcoao 5 0 10 Las Vegas PGA Senior golf tournament. ■ Mlchlpon at Indiana (9-0-1) will face Portland High at 1 p.m. Detroit 4 0 8 '^^21., 24 . Purdueatlewo The East Catholic boys’ soccer team is also In action Toronto 3 0 6 27. a .. • Charles, looking for his fourth PGA Senior Tour • . ft.Lsuls logds 52 Iowa Staleal Kamos 5 a - .27 today with a 10:30 a.m. game at Fairfield Prep. Minnesota 2 1 victory of the year, birdied all four par-5 holes and - BATTING 8UMMARY iMInolsatMIchleanSlale St. touts 1 0 2 15 . » :■ men on Ice), 2:34; Goltant, Del (hom­ added another birdie on the par-4 sixth hole to take a; ■ 8T, LOUI8 OklohomoStateot Missouri SmyttH lien ■ • ‘ f inei,: SiW; Lemieux, A8on, doUbiemlnor ing), 4:10; Kochowskl, Pit, mlnor-molor ' r. bIfelblN-iMavg HFL ttindingi KonsasStatealNebraska Edmonton 4 0 8 a '18-; ' tnoughlna unsportsmanlike conduct), (Inrtloator, ftahting), ^48; Delorme, ^ one-stroke lead over A1 Geiberger. Llndmii lb Fullerton State of Northern lll^le Whalers host Blackhawks tonight Winnipeg 4 0 8 » a : ' 9.!.58;. Dykstre, But (rqughlno),9:58. Pane C . . Southern Callternta at Noire Dame 4 a a .. malor (flohUng), 8:48; Holword, Del pro-am. . . AMERICAN CONPERBNCE Kent Stateot Ohio Uni versify Caloarv 3 0 Two shots back at 69 after Friday’s opening round AAcGoact- HAR’TFORD — ’The Hartford Whalers (2-5) will host Vancouver 2 0 4 19 a •■ Shots on goal— Montreal 7-55— 17. But- ‘‘stSh’ w'^ital-Plttsborgh 45-5-17. Ford rt ■.. Minnesota otOhloState Los Angeles 1 0 2 14 a - , fdl0 11-2014-HI5 were Arnold Palmer. Bobby Nichols and Orville ' Pagnontdh T Pet. PP Arfconsos State at Soulhera llllnole the Chicago Blackhawks tonight at 7:30 (SportsChan- Now England 0 .400 97 LoteOameNetlnctuded Powertatay Opportunities Montreal 2 '^tow^Sa^OpportunHIes— Pittsburgh 1 Moody. Oqund rt-8b MtamletOhleotTeledo nel, W’TIC) at the Civic Center. The Whalers, after m dOVs Games of 5; Bufralo 0 ot 4. . . Sipl1b-t9 N.Y. Jets 0 800 135 Northern lawoatWeetemllllnali ' Goalies— Montreal, Roy (45 shols-40 Buffalo 0 .400 81 losing their opening five gomes hove won two in a row. Buffaio5,Montreal3 **(3oolles-^ltNborgh, Rjopln <• *1’^ * P n d i^. dh- . 4- ) Eoelern Michigan at Weclern Mlchtaon New Jersey 5, N.Y. Islanders 3 saves). Butfalo, Cloutier (17-14). Colomanlf Indianapolis 0 .400 91 NerthwceternolWisconsin . . . The Whalers defeated the Sabres in Buffalo, 5-3, saves), Meloche (:00 Miami 0 .400 137 BosternKentuckvertYounostownS^ A— 1 3 m ■ Rlggln, 19:08, third (00). Detroit, Hanlon Kalambay wins vacant W BA title .Drtoatan lb Wednesday night. N.Y.Rangers7,Chlcago3 ' Referee Den Koharskl. Unesmen— Harr 2b. . ll ■ John D’Amico, Mllie Cvic. 17-15). Cloveland 0 .400 119 Houston at Arkansas A— 19 ' LowtaMlb ' OetrottS,Pltttburgb2 LEGHORN. Italy — Zairean-bom Italian boxer Cox’p' Houston 0 .400 112 TexasChrlsIlanatBavlor Referee— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— Sumbu Kalambay captured the vacant World Boxing - Plttsburoh 0 .400 110 Sam Houston State at Lonwr. night UConn football at Maine Wlnnlpeg4, Los Angeles3 Swede Knox, Jerry Potemew. Forochp EdmontonatVancouver, (n) Rangara7.Blaekhawka3 Association middleweight title Friday night with an Tudor p Cincinnati 0 .400 75 Colorado at Oklahoma,niohl Saturday’s Games Davlov P I Toxae ABM ot Rice ORONO, Me. — The University of Connecticut Oilcago at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. ducoao' 8 2 1-8 unanimo(ii~decislon over American Iran Barklej^ Motbowip Son Oloao 0 .000 91 TUItaatTexatTech football team (3-3 and 2-t in the Yankee Conference) Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Kalamby, 31, used a mix of left jabs and right Horton p Donvor 1 .700 123 FNrWeel iTvrSMSrs 4 12-7 L.A. Raldars 0 .400 113 will face the University of Maine (4-3. 3-1) today at 1 AAontreal at Washington, 7:35 p.m. ' First Period— 1, New York, Dahlen 1 Transactions uppercuts to overcame his more powerful and younger Johnson pr Texae-ElPaeoatAIrForce Calgary at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. ^ Loka c ' Soattle 0 .400 131 Moho State at Bolie State, ntaht p.m. in a Yankee Conference battle. ’The Huskies are (SomMirom. Huber), :34. 2, New York, Kansas City .200 48 at Phllodelohla, Poddubny 7 (KIslo, Lorouche), 4:37. 3, opponent. . ^ , ' Mogronap NewMexIoeetColeraOoStatc coming off a big come-from-behlnd 21-17 win over the Judges Ove Ovensen of and Charles Tunncllp NATIONAL CONPERBNCB BrtahamYeungatHatMill.nl^ New York, Dionne 4 (Huber, Ogrodnlck), BASEBALL Buitern Womingtan at Idaho, night University of Massachusetts. ^ Mew"jersev at , 8:49 (pp). 4, New York, Sondstrom 5 Williams of Canada both scored the fight 147-140 for Worrall p American League Totals 144 19 43 1 18 .243 Woshlnplon .800 133 WeberStateatASentana ___ 8:05 p.m. (Patrick, Oronstrond), 9:41 PerwIMes— DETROIT TIGERS— Sent Dickie Holes, Kalambay. Panamanian judge Roberto Maldonado Dallas .400 115 Stephen F. Auetln at ,Nevado«mo Minnesota at Toronto, B:(H Pvm. Nylund, Chi (Interference), 7:14; Presley, pitcher, to the Chicago Cubs os the plover to Vancouver at Edmonton, 8:05 pjn. 31. Louis .400 121 McNeeee State otNewMtxIco.Stgte.nlota Chi (Interference), 10:33; B. Wilson, Oil be named later In the trodethot brought him scored it 147-142 for Kalambay. Phitadiphia .200 14 Montane Stateot Northern Arizono,night Boston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. (holdino), 14:14; Sutter, Chi, malor SandeysGame to Detroit.______^______Smallevph .000 49 Arizona StoteatOrwm Stale (flghtine), 16:41; Duguov, NY, nrol^ Cenlrol Freeno Stateot Fame Los Angeles ot Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. (fighting), 14:41; Sondstrom, NY (hoW- Laudner c Gaoltl3b .100 133 Lone Beech Stateot Son D l e e o S ^ ,n ^ Television and Radio Inp), 17:11 ^Itraa^Bav 400 115 Nevado-LatVegoiatSanJeteSlate.nlaht Second Period— 5, Chicago, Noonan 2 Rangers trade for Jim Pavese Gloddsnlt Scholastic Baylor Oh ~(iresn Bov .500 73 O ra m at Stanford (Nylund), 1:34. 4, Chicago, Larmer 3 Minnesota .400 88 NHL multt (Savord, Sonlpdss), 3:53. 7, New York, NEW YORK — ’The New York Rangers acquired Lmbordtl 2b ColltomlaalUCLA Newman 2b Ootrolt .200 84 Utah Stateot Utah KIslo 4 (Lorouche, Poddubny), 4:53. defenseman Jim Pavese from the St. Louis Blues ArbonaatWoshlnatMiMge Penalties— B. Murray, Chi (hooking), Hrbok 1b Friday in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 1988 Puckett ct San Fmcisco .800 144 _ College football: Pittsburgh at Navy. Dwllt 5. Iilindire 3 9:41; Nylund, C3il (cross-checking), 11:43; New Orleans 400 120 WImten-SatemmtoalMIddleTenneseee OeBlols, NY (higtvsticking), 14:20; MH8 JV girla’ aoccar Busb Oh NHL entry draft. Brunnskyrf Atlanta .400 84 State Channel 18 Brown, Chi (roughing), 17:29; Sotrd- The Manchester High lunlor varsity Pavese. 24, a New York-area native, had one assist L.A. Roms .200 93 12:30 p.m. — Bowling: LPB T Brunswick Classic. N.V. Mondeis i J J -a strom, NY (roughing), 17:29. Goone ss New Jersey 2 1 2 -5 girls' soccer team moved Its record to Larkin 1b lundaVc Oamee 551 for the season with a 2-0 shutout and eight penalty minutes in four games for the Blues 6 6 .000 Atlanta at Houston, 1 p.m. ESPN nrst Period— 1, New Jersey. Driver 3 Third Period— 8, New York, Dohlln 2 Straker p 1 p.m. — College football: UConn at Maine. W ILI (Muller, ICurvers), 6:44. 2, New York, Friday of South Windsor High. ChrlstI this season. Blyleven p 0 0 .000 Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Kerr3(Dlneen,Wood),11:44.3, New Jersey, (Sondstrom, Patrick), 4:18. 9, Chlcogo, White and Julie Holmes hod the goals Davidson rt 0 0 .000 Chlcooo at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. Harrah’s odds Savord 7 (D. Wilson, Valve), 14:13 (pp). 10, for the young Indians while Erin Egon, 0 0 .000 andnnotl at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Lolselle5 (Driver) ,15:14. Penalties— Wood, New York, Dohlln 3 (Patrick, Sondstrom), Viola p 1 p.m. — College football: Purdue at Iowa. Channel 8 NY (stashing), 4:48; CIrelta, NJ (stash- Jodi WIdmer, Tracey Mulligan, Karen Afberton p 0 0 . — Dalles at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 18:52 (pp). Penoltles — Harley and Collette Factora played Berenouerp 0 0 . — Denver at Minnesota, 1 p.m. (joined in progress at 2 p.m .), Channel 40 VonMesbrouck, NY, served by Dohlln well. Carolyn Zablesikl hod the shutout 0 0 . — (ireen Bov at Detroit, 1 P.m. '"seowid Period— 4, New Jersey, Lolselle6 (stashing), 1:27; Sutler, Chi (stashing), Shriver, Sabatini in semifinals Frazier p RENO, Nev. (AP) — The odds from 1:30 p.m. — College football: Boston University at (Solllman,Clrello),9:S2.5,NewYork,Wood In goal. NIekro p 0 0 New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Harrah's Reno Race if Sports Book tor upcom 3 (LaFontolne, Kerr), 16:4». Penalties— 4:05; Melnyk, NY (hipping), 14:23; Hitaer, Reardon p 0 0 - New York Jets at Washington, 1 p.m. Ino Notional Football Leoeueeames Massachusetts, NESN NY (tripping).15:44; Savord,Chi (holding), BRIGHTON. England — Top-seeded Pam Shriver of 1 0 0 .— Son Francisco at New Orleans, 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — College football; USC at Notre Dame. Wolonln, NJ. (hooking) 1:54; Dolgamo. the United States and second-seeded Gabriela Sabatini Schtieder p and for colleee pomes Involvlngteomsln NY, (tripping). 12:21. 18:34. Totals 144 23 39 4 5 23 .235 St. Louis at New York Giants, 4 p.m. theAP'sTopltlpari: Third Period— 4, New Jersey. Orella 1 Shots on goal— Chicago 3-11-11— 25. N.Y. of Argentina advanced to the semifinals of the $200,000 Seattle at Lot Angeles Rolders, 4 p.m. NFL Rangers 1511-5—31. Konsos City at Son Diego, 4 p.m. ^2^p m* — Golf: Los Vegas Senior Classic. ESPN (Driver, Broten),3:0» (pp). 7, New Jeisg^ Power-ptay Opportunities— Oilcogo 1 ot Bowling Volvo Classic women’s tennis tournament Friday. FITCHINO SUMMARY Washington 416 over New York Jets Verbeek (Muller, Broten),9:36(pp). 8, New ST. LOUIS MeaduYe Gome New England 4 over Indianapolis 3:30 p.m. — World Series Game 6: Cardinals at 5; N.Y. Rangers 2 ot 7. Shriver needed just 58 minutes to down sixth-seeded h r er bhteera Los Angeles Roms at Cleveland. 9 p.m. York, Sutter 4 (Potvin, Ptatlw),^ 18:09. Goalies— Chicago, Pong (31 shots-34 g ig Son Francisco 3 over New Orleans ’Twins. Chs. 8.40 Psnoltles' Potvtn, NY (hoMlne), 2:54; Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria 52,51. Sabatini was on Oovlev 3 4 U 1 0 0 0 3 0.00 Detroit 5 over Green Bov saves). N.Y. Rangers, Vanblesbrouck 3 0 0 3 1 000 Plttsburgn 2V6 over Cincinnati 4:30 p.m. — College football: Michigan at Indiana, Brown, NJ (holding), 5:54; Bossen, NY (2522). court for only 18 minutes when her West German Worrell 3 4 (holding), 9:11 Hama Enginaara Tudor 1-0 1 7 4 1 1 2 7 i.a Colitgi iNttiall a 11 KentuckvatOeerWa „ . . „ 18. Penn Stota It Idle 4 p.m. — Seahawks at Raiders. Channel Penoltlee Dyksiro. Buf. (hjahetlrttaa- 15:21 ____ N o n ^ Hahn 418, 187-473, M ary Write ^iBrowne salid^haiU that the figure had yet been 19. Oklahoma Stata 3 ever MNteurt 4 p.m. - GoU: Las Vegas Senior aassic. ESPN «:9L’ Chellefc Men G SgH ^Ing), RIB; Third Psrted 5, Ptltsburgh, Cun- 18517M1, MWY Bonla 450, Vicky Gome Winning RBI— Hrbek, SS!S5!Xh’’LiS55S S v r t ^ 10. Michigan 7V6 ever No. 15 Indtana Lemieux, Mon ( b e o r ^ ) . 14:28: Ree- neystarth 3 (Lemieux, ManNw), :S1 A Lodobouche 182453, 177-451, Edith determined. Coleman, Lowleee, Ford. 7 p.m. — College hockey: Providence at Boston pmsburslL Lemieux 5 (ManNia, Sbnp- Tracy 189483. Terry Slemlnek1177-175 *‘*%iy FSrted3^*Bl^ eon), 3 % (pp). 7, Delrett, Ganant 3 511. 179889, Kathy Randall 458, Leri (Borr, B u rrL 19:SI (en). Penalties— Fenton 491 ^ *^ m . — World Series Game 7. if necessary: Detroit beneh,servedbyOoHan« (too many CBidiiials at Twins. Chs. 8 Twins hoping to steai Serios^at slash Suftcuh' paces Tucson golf loser in Game 4. would pitch the seventh ’TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Hal without much tocheerabout. I want Bv B«n Walker Sutton played the best round of his to win this thing.” Sander said. The Aeeoclotea Prest game for the Twins. So far. the power-verus-speed World career, a 15under-par 62, and took Stewart, Fuzzy Zoeller and first- up Montreal a one-shot lead Friday after the round leader Mike Reid were at ISS, MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Series has gone according to form. The Twins scored 18 runs on 21 hits and won second round of the $600,000 ’Tucson two strokes off the lead. Zoellerhad Twins are home at the Dome with the Open Golf Tournament. a 66 that included a 30 on the last DH, the Homer Hankies and the noise, the first two games, and then the Cardinals ran loose at home. St. Louis “ Today was the best I ’ve ever nine despite a painful, chronic back hoping to steal the World Series from the played,” Sutton said after complet­ tied a Series record last accomplished in NHL Roandap problem. Reid shot a 69. St. Louis Cardinals. 1907 by stealing five bases Thursday ing two rounds In 131,13 under par. Azinger, Chip Beck and Fred The roof fell In on the Twins at Busch BUFFALO, N.Y. (A P) - Phil Housley and Ray “ It could have been better. It could Couples were next at 134. Couples Stadium, where the Cardinals ran to a night. There has never been a World Series Sheppard each scored their second goals of the have been a lot better. shot a 66 and Beck a 65. three-game sweep. St. Louis is one “ Easily, it could have been in the Sutton birdied from less than 10 in which the home team won every night in the third period to lead the Buffalo Sabres victory from its 10th championship to a 5-3 NHL victory over the Montreal Canadians 50’s,” said Sutton, who had eight feet on the first two holes and while Minnesota needs to win twice for game. birdies, an eagle and either hit the " I can’t remember a Series when the Friday night. chipped In from about 15 feet for an Its first title. hole or left the ball on the lip on six eagle-3 on the third, going 4-under home field meant so much.” Herzog Sheppari’s bank shot off the far post two ‘It’s the only place to go." Twins other putts. after three holes. said. “ I ’m sure It’s happened before. minutes into the final period broke a 3-3 tie. Manager Tom Kelly said of the Had half of those dropped, he He lipped out putts of 5 and 10 feet Back when the Dodgers and Yankees Housley’s unassisted shot from the top of the Metrodome. where raucous, hanky could have matched the PGA Tour on the next two holes, hit a sand used to always play, sometimes it went faceoff circle at 9:32 sealed the win. waving crowds helped Minnesota to a ’The teams were tied 1-1 after one period. single-round scoring record of 59. wedge to 6 inches on the eighth and 00-28 record, the best home mark in this way. I think.^' •”The weather was perfect. Tliere lipped out again on the ninth. The Cardinals became the seventh Christian Ruutu opened the scoring for Buffalo at baseball. ^ was little or no wind. TTie greens team to lose the first two away and win 11:17, but the Canadiens’ Shayne Corson scored He birdied the 10th, 11th and 12th Game 6 Is Saturday with John Tudor the first of his two goals at 13; 41 to tie the game. were soft. It was very conducive to holes, two of them from less than 3 opposing Minnesota’s Les Straker in a the next three at home. All six of the shooting low numbers.And that’s previous clubs, including the New York The Canadiens took a 2-1 lead on a goal by Chris feet and the other a 2-putt blrdie-4. matchup of third-game starters. what a lot of the guys did,” Sutton Mets last year, went on to win the Series. Chellos just 28 seconds into the second period, but Putts of 10 feet or less hit the cup Straker pitched shutout ball for six said. Fuzzy Zoeller blasts out of a Sheppard and Housley answered with their first but did not fall on the I4th and 18th, innings and got a nto-declslon when St. In 1968, in their only other World Golf’s touring pros took advan­ goals of the night. Sheppard scored at 2; 31 and san(j trap during the second and he made two of about the same Louis rallied against reliever Juan Series, the Twins beat Don Drysdale and tage of ideal conditions to ravage Housley at 3:33. round Friday In the Tucson length on the 16th and 17th before Berenguer. giving ’Tudor the victory Sandy Koufax in the first two games In the new. 7,010 yard, par-72 TPC Chrson tied the game with another goal at 17; 29, leaving a 20-footer hanging halfway •No pressure." Straker. a rookie who Minnesota and lost the next three in Los course at Star Pass. Open golf tournament. on the power play. over the hole on the 18th. spent 10 years in the minors, said. “ If we Angeles. ’The Twins won Game 6 but lost Payne Stewart and Paul Azinger to Koufax in the seventh game at The Sabres peppered Montreal goaltender lose, we’re out If we win. then we’re Patrick Roy with 47 shots, while Jacques CToutier both shot 63s, with Stewart sinking hasn’t finished higher than fourth in “ It’s just the way the golf course Metropolitan Stadium. happy” faced just 17 shots for Buffalo. seven consecutive birdies, one a 15year Tour career, added a 64 is built. U^der these conditions, it’s If there is a seventh game. Danny Cox The Twins’ franchise, previously short of the all-time record. and was second at 132,12 under par. easy and you can shoot lights out,” may start for the Cardinals on twodays’ based in Washington, has lost 11 straight Oevllt 5, Itlandert 3 Journeyman Bill Sander, who “ I ’ve been out here a long time Sutton said. rest Manager Whitey Herzog indicated World Series games on the road. That EAST RUTTIERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Claude he would let Cox go as long.as possible dates back to 1925 when the Senators and Walter Johnson won in Pittsburgh. Loiselle helped the New Jersey Devils jump to and then use his bullpen their best start ever by scoring a pair of goals in a Cox. whose shutout in the seventh Minnesota managed just five runs on Piggott sentenced for tax evasion 5-3 victory over the New York Islanders Friday game of the playoffs put St Louis into 18 hits at Busch Stadium. ’The ’Twins AP photo the World Series, won Game 5 Thursday hope the addition of their designated night. IPSWICH, England (AP) - years. He said, however, he could not The victory tied the Devils with the Washington night. He shut out Minnesota on three hitter and the smaller Metrodome will Lester Piggott. oneof thoroughbred Piggott. who dominated British overlook deliberate failure to re­ Capitols for first place in the Patrick Division. hits for seven innings and left In the get them back on track. Frank Viola, winner of Game 1 and loser of Game 4 In the '87 racing’s all-time great jockeys, racing for 30 years, winning the port revenue when less affluent The Devils also t i ^ a franchise record with four “I think they hit four balls here that World Series, would draw the starting nod for the Minnesota received a three-year jail sentence Epsom Derby nine times, showed taxpayers were paying their taxes eighth as St. Louis won 4-2. straight victories at home and put them at 52-0. would have been home runs there.” Friday after pleading guilty to no emotion as the judge, Sir Donald in full. ‘ ’I ’ve never pitched In a game with Twins If they force a Game 7 on Sunday with the St. Louis The loss snapped a three-game road winning two days’ rest," Cox said. "That’s up to Herzog said. One of those was a drive by evading income tax on $5.1 million Farquharson, passed sentence. streak for the Islanders. "It would be an Invitation toother Tom Brunansky in the eighth inning Cardinals. The Cardinals can close out the Series today In Game of earnings. The judge said he acknowledged Whitey. If he says in Game 7. ‘Danny people to be tempted to dishonor Thursday night. It went for a two-run The Sl-year-old millionaire, who Piggott’s achievements and the the ball is yours.’ I'll go out and do my 6. They lead, 3-2. Rangers 7, Blacfchawks 3 their obligations,” the judge said. triple off center fielder Willie McGee’s retired as a jockey in 1985 to devote' fact he had repaid the tax he owed. best." . „ glove that made it 4-2. instead of a NEW YORK (AP) — Marcel Dionne scored the "But there are nine other guys whoall end the game Earlier in the inning, helped start a seven-run fourth inning. his time to training horses, also was three-run homer. 699th goal of his NHL career and Ulf Dahlen want the ball. too. We’re not'looking at pinch-hitter Randy Bush popped up. In Game 2. Bush, also a DH. hit a ordered to pay $41,000 in fines and Game 7 right now. We're looking at The Twins put the tying runs on base two-run double that keyed a six-run contributed his first three goals as a pro to spark $56,000 in legal costs. in the ninth inning with two outs, but the New York Rangers to a 7-3 victory over the Game 6. John is going out there for us.” In Game 1, as the DH. Baylor’s single fourth. F^secutor Anthony Hidden said Frank Viola, the winner in Game 1 and pinch-bitter Don Baylor popped up to Chicago Blackhawks Friday night. the case involved a “ massive The Rangers, who had lost their last three evasion of corporation and income games, snapped Chicago’s five-game winning tax over a period of more than ten Coleman doing what he does best streak with the help of a four-goal burst in the Tudor gets shot opening period. Goals by Dionne and Dahien important to St. Louis’ scrappy Tlie Cardinals stole nine bases in featured the outburst. By Paul LeBar Dahlen added his second and third goals in the offense. 11 tries, giving them 10 thefts for the HOMECOURT The Associated Press at closing It out ’”That’s what we’re trying to do Series. Ford was thrown out at third period, one on a breakaway and the other second base ’Tuesday night. On when he tipped in a shot by James Patrick on the M INNEAPOLIS — Vince Cole­ every night,” Coleman said of the Cardinals’ running. “ Wedon’thave Thursday night, Jose Oquendo was power play. Dionne narrowly missed his 700th By Jim Donaehy man, playing in his first World goal in the third period when he fired a shot from W .(Mton inWimwi. Pitcm nttM* *• «•<•«■» charged with a caught-stealing 74 Tha Assoclattd Frass Series, is doing what he does best— our big shooter in there in Jack Clark, so we have to do everything when winning pitcher Danny Cox the slot that flew wide of the net. run. missed the ball on an attempted M INNEAPOLIS — John ’Tudor had a chance to “ It’s been like this for me the that we can do do to produce our 872-2140 suicide squeeze. Jets 4, Kings 3 entire season.” the St. Louis runs.” A D W N IlU iE win the World Series for St. Louis in 1985 and lost TTiat was demonstrated during Coleman has a chance to become WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Laurie Bosch- Bmgthemagieoflheihiden the seventh gome to Kansas City 11-0. Now he has s p ^ s t e r said after all but stealing the decisive sixth inning of St. the best base-stealer baseball has man scored his first two goals of the season, the even a tougher opponent — the Metrodome. a 4-2 victory for the Cardinals in WIISM into your home Ma fsdl ever known. second on a power play early in the third period, Minnesota left home last Monday with a 2-0 lead Game 8. "Whenever I’m on base Louis’ victory TTiursday night. as the Winnipeg Jets defeated the Los Angeles after beating the Cardinals 10-1 and 8-4. and get the opportunity. I ’m going Coleman’s speed enabled him to Brock stole 938 bases during a O IL C O . The Celtics are back Kings 4-3 in the NHL Friday night. combining for 13 runs in the fourth innings. to go.” beat out a bad-hop grounder to first career that ended in 1979. Coleman TTie loss was the fifth straight for the Kings. 1-6. and once again In the two losses at Minnesota, starters Joe Coleman, who missed the World baseman Kent Hrbek tor a single. already has 326 in three seasons. He Winnipeg. 4-2, snapped a two-game losing streak. SportsChannel will Magrane and Danny Cox allowed 12 runs and 10 Series in 1985 after suffering a leg After Ozzie Smith’s bunt single and has made good on 84.2 percent of his injury when he was caught up in a Tommy Herr’s fly to left, a double tries as the first player in major Boschman broke a 3-3 tie with Jay Weils DAILY ' telecast all* Celtics home hits in 6 2-3 innings. watching from the penalty box. After winning a Tlie top of the order. Vince Coleman, Ozzie rolling tarpaulin at Busch Stadium, steal set up an intentional walk, and league history to steal 100 or more action, plus the Hartford faceoff in the Kings’ end. he controlied the puck Smith and Tbmmy Herr, combined for only two is making up for lost time. Curt Ford delivered a two-out, times in each of his first three § along the boards, then blasted a slapshot that RENTALS Whalers and much more. His two stolen bases Hiursday two-run single. seasons. >% hits in 24 at-bats. eluded Los Angeles’ goaltender Roland Melanson. from The Cardinals returned to Busch Stadium for night gave him six in as many tries. “ He was just running with In 1987, Coleman capitalized on Call your local cable Game 3 and ’Tudor was opposed by 28-year-old One more will tie him for the Series $ 4 ^ 9 5 I reckless abandon,” Herr said of an off-season program designed to Red Wings 5, Penguins 2 company record set by Lou Brock, also of the rw oif rookie L m Straker. Coleman, who also stole third base add strength to his arms and hands CO Some were talking of a Minnesota sweep and it Cardinals, in 1967 against the DETROIT (AP) — Steve Yzerman’s power- and order after drawing a one-out walk and and raised his batting average from looked like It might happen when Straker held the Boston Sox and duplicated in play goal triggered a three-goal first period today. moving up on a balk in the seventh .232 in 1986 to .289, his best yet. Cardinals scoreless for six Innings and left with a 1988 against the Detroit Tigers. -F rid a y night as the Detroit Red Wings broke a inning. His on-base percentage jumped 1-0 lead. , , Coleman said he is mindful of the two-game losing streak with a 5-2 NHL victory Alto mrtlltbit: to .363. During a span that started in over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Affordable ntm CaM aa aa M pa^aChaa**^ ’Tudor allowed only four hits in seven innings standard Brock set. “ It’s pretty tough to have a d Mamtttmtand Traattfat* and the Cards pulled it out with three runs in the “ I was aware of the record five defense against a team that just late April, he reached base by hit or Yzerman’s fifth goal of the .season 6:34 into the Week and Monthly bottom of the seventh. ’Tudor got St. Louis back years ago,” Coleman said. “ I would runs at will,” Herr said. “ The walk in SO straight games. He ended game keyed the spurt that saw the Red Wings Rental Rates I ^ ' into the Series, and on Saturday afternoon he can cherish it a lifetime. It would put pitchers that they (Minnesota) had up with 121 runs, second in the score three times in a 3; 21 span to take a 50 lead. 646-6400 National League, but still feels he Joe Murphy’s shot bounced off the boards m kI It me in the company of a Hall of in there were guys that are good to 646-0128 If the Cardinals and ’Tudor are to win the World Fanner.’’ run against — big. high-kicking can do better. behind starting Pittsburgh goalie Pat Riggin and Cox Goble rebounded to Yzerman in the faceoff circie. LYNCH LEASING, INC. Greater Hortforci- Inc. Series they will have to overcome the noisy Because of injuries that have right-handers.” “ Every year I ’m learning some­ t O f K Yzerman’s slapshot found the net over the 435 WEST CENTER ST. support of 88.000-plus fans who helped make the kept Jack Clark. 38 homers, and thing new, how to nnake myself a Coleman’s thefts gave him five in sprawled netminder for a 1-0 Detroit lead. MANCHESTER, CT Twins the beet home team in baseball with a 86-28 ’TCrry Pendleton. 12 homers, from more complete ballplayer,” Cole­ *tufa|ect to Icifue praemptiom D O N T M/SS OUTHI playing against the Minnesota as many tries for the middle three recind. games at Busch Stadium. man, 26, said. 8 T^ns, s p ^ ranks even more . V.

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One record was shattered and another tied by SOUTH WINDSOR - Both the Manchester High the unbeaten Manchester High girls’ soccer team. boys’ varsity and junior varsity cross country teams The Indians won their 12th in a row and 11th in put on impressive displays at Friday’s Central succession by the shutout route Friday afternoon Connecticut Conference East Division Meet at South in a 4-0 blanking of South Windsor High in CCC Windsor High School. The varsity took six of the top 10 East Division play at Memorial Field. placements and the junior varsity runners took the The shutout, with Paula Hollis and Michelle first six places and then eighth place, too. Callahan combining in goal with two saves, sets a No team scores were kept. school record, breaking the previous mark set by Rockville’s Tom Cary took individiual honors in the the 19M team. The 12th consecutive win equals the varsity race with a time of 14; 10 over a 2.8-mile layout. school standard, also set by the ’M club. He was followed by Manchester’s Todd Liscomb in Manchester can eclipse the consecutive win 14:17 and Shaun Brophy in 14; 30. Dana Dieterle was standard on Tuesday when It visits Fermi High fifth (14:37), Craig Hempstead sixth (14:39), Sean School In Enfield. Toland seventh (14:40 and Mike Sears 10th (14:54) for Chris Rovegno opened the scoring for Manches­ the Indians. Rick Eaton and Zack Allaire also ran well, ter 30 minutes into the first half with her fourth according to Manchester Coach George Suitor, and goal of the season. It was unassisted. Sophomore secured 19th and 20th, respectively. Karen Rattanakoun tallied her team-leading 13th "W e are running extremely well going into the goal a minute later off a direct kick taken by Jen states.” Suitor said, looking toward next Saturday’s Faber. state Class L L Meet at Wickham Park. The Indians added two second-half goals with Sophomore Dave Ghabrial led the Indian parade in freshman Shelly Dieterle scoring eight minutes .;?w; the junior varsity run followed by Jeff DeJoannis, Bob into the half and Amy Barrera finishing it off at Fiske, Jon Lutin, Tim Almond and Mark Todd with the 11-minute mark. Jen Atwell assisted on Keith Reimer eighth. Tim Christensen was 16th and Barrera’s marker, her fifth goal of the year. Todd Powers 24th for the young Indians. "This was the Dieterle’s goal was her seventh of the campaign. junior varsity’s last race of the season and they did Manchester had a 20-2 edge in the shots themselves proud. They worked extremely hard and it department. Maura Fitzgerald had 21 saves in paid off today,” Suitor said. Rttults: 1. Cary (R) 14:10for 28 mllet, 2. Liscomb (M), 3. goal for the Bobcats, who slide to 4-6-1 in the CCC Brophy (M), 4. Stroud (SW), 5. Oletarl* (M ),4. Hompstood East and 5-6-1 overall with the loss. (M), 7. Toland (M), 8. Mott BMta (EH),9. Anotl Rudrlau9z "Sue Webb played her best game while in a Herald photo by Pinto (W), 10. Sears (M). Manchester High uniform." noted Manchester Qiris do fine Coach Joe Erandi. Bolton High goalie Dan Titus goes high and Steve Keisman (2) and Cheney's SOUTH WINDSOR — The Manchester High girls’ Monchtstsr J Rafael Meneses (24). The Bulldogs won, t f '' : to make a two-handed stop on a shot in cross country team turned in a fine outing at Friday’s *“scorlno:‘Rov#ono, RaftonoKoun, Dieterle Barryj; 4-0. V' Saves; M — Hollis and Callohon 2, SW— FItioerold 21. Friday's game with Cheney Tech. Also C (X East Division O oss Country Meet at South pictured are Bolton's Zak Morford (13) Windsor High School with Coach Phil Blanchette Herald photo by Pinto anticipating a healthy squad for next Saturday’s state Bolton's High Andy Massey (right) Croteau (8), in their CO C contest Friday Class LL Meet at Wickham Park. Blanchette has not had a healthy team heading into slides to knock the ball away from a pair at Cheney's field. The Bulldogs won, MHS girls’ swim continues winning ways state meet action in recent years but this year looks of Cheney Tech players, including Norm 4-0. like a different story. “ For the first time in my 12 years of coaching, it looks like I may have seven flrst-class Bolton snaps slide St. Bernard’s Kristen Smith was individual winner runners ready for the state meet," Blanchette cited. Girls’ soccer ’The Manchester High girls’ swimming team followed by Becky Jorgenson of Mercy and East Blanchette did rest No. 1 runner. Kim Jarvis, who Suffering through a five-game downswing, Bolton continued Its winning ways with an 80-67 win over Scholastic Roandap freshman Nancy Byrne. Julie Ray was ninth for the was out with a sore leg. She is expected to be set for next High got back on the winning track Friday with a 4-0 East tied up Enfield High in CCC East Division action at the Eagles. Saturday. shutout victory over Cheney Tech in Charter Oak Indians’ pool. Manchester Improves its mark to 6-1 There’s no rest for the weary. Results; 1. Smith (SB), 2. Jorgenson (M),3. Byrne (EC),4. Rockville’s Carolyn Verdon took individual honors Conference boys’ soccer action. with the win while the Raiders dip to 1-7. Cherl McCauley (SB), 5. Coltlln Sweet (SB), 6. Kate over the 2.5 mile layout with a time of 15; 57. Mindy The win leaves the Bulldogs 4-5 in the COC East and The East Catholic High girls’ sixicer team capped a Girts’ volleyball Kuvolanko (SB), 7. Jennifer Pashley (M),8. M ary (Jallaaher stretch of seven games in a two-week span with a 1-1 The Indians won eight of the 10 events. Freshman (SJ), 9. Ray (EC), 10. Leslie Calabrese (SH). Forde was Manchester’s first runner across the line in 5-6-1 overall while the Techmen fall to 1-7-1 and 1-8-2. eighth place with a time of 17; 34. Chris Nielson was 11th Bolton has four games left and still has a shot at deadlock with visiting Norwich Free Academy Friday Katelyn Lindstrom won the 200-yard individual medley in non-conference play. East is now 4-5-3 for the season and SOO-yard freestyle for Manchester while Meiiisa EC rallies to win in 17; 41. Merry Chadzeiwcz 12th in 17; 52, Jen Tucci 15th postseason play. "There a couple of mathematical in 18:02 and Diana Pappas 16th in 18:05. combinations for us to get in." cited Bolton Coach Ray and gets back into action Monday against South Lee led a sweep in the 50 freestyle. Allison Kane led a It took five long sets but It was well woith it for the EC boys fifth Catholic in Hartford. sweep in the 100 freestyle and Graice Phillips led a East Catholic High girls’ volleyball team as it rallied " I was very pleased with the team today. We had five Boyd. NORWICH — East Catholic High boys' cross country girls within 30 seconds of each other with our ace in the "W e have a couple of tough ones; we have to upset "The kids need a break.” said East Coach Ron sweep in the 100 breaststroke. “ The team continues to from a two set deficit to down visiting Sacred Heart of team took fifth place at the All Connecticut Conference Palmer. "Seven games in two weeks is something you show substantial improvement." noted Manchester Hamden PViday at the Eagles’ Nest. Scores were 14-16, hole. Kim Jarvis, resting a sore leg,” Blanchette said. one of the big boys in the COC East Division (to get into Cross Country Oiampionship Meet Friday at the Jessica Marshall was 21st, Tina Visco 29th and postseason play). We’ve made it tough but we’re going just don’t do," he added. Postponements earlier in the Coach Dave Frost. * 8-15, 15-6. 15-3 and 15-11. Norwich Country Club. season forced East, which Is still in contention for mien Call. Peggy Skryja. Lauren Hickey. Meg East Is now 2-9 for the season while Sacred Heart Alexia O u z 37th for the Indians. No team scores were to go out and give it our best shot,” he added. St. Bernard’s was the upset team titlist with a score kept. Andy Massey had two goals and one assist to lead the postseason play, into the predicament. Bums, Elise Callahan. Barb O’Brien, Sonia Smith and slides to 7-3. of 36 points followed by Xavier of Middletown 44, Notre Fran iniloramo showed improvement in their times for R ctulti: 1. V trd o n (R ) 15:57 (or 2.5 m lloi, 2. Heather way for the Bulldogs. He scored both of Bolton’s NFA. 5-6-1. opened the scoring'at the 18-minute mark Anne Horrigan, Dina Herdlein, Noel Lerz and Dame of West Haven 58. Fairfield Prep 106. East 144 Coyward (SW). 3. Debbie Frlgon (W), 4. Potty Wong (R). 5. the Indians. Stephanie Reichardt served well. Kathleen Reilly, first-half goals, the first at 10; 48 and the second at 33; 59 of the first half on a goal by Angela George. East tied it and St. Joseph 177. Chris BankowskI (E), 4. Trocy WIrowskI (R), 7. Alison Manchester’s next meet is ’Tuesday at home against Sooese (SW),8. Forde (M), 9. Lisa Williams (E),10. Chrlssy with Jon Wiedie getting an assist on the latter goal off a 10 minutes into the second half with Maureen Brennan Nancy Pelletier and Mary Jo Powllshen palyed well at Xavier’s J.T. Burke set a course record with a time of Conard High of West Hartford at 3:30 p.m. the net and Elizabeth O’Brien. Kathryn Judenis and Butler (R). direct kick. scoring her first goal of the campaign 15:49 over a 5000-meter layout. Dan Feehan led the way Drew Pinto, assisted by Massey, made it 3-2 at the Alison Matturo played fine all around games for East. East outshot NFA, 18-13 "The ball Just wouldn’t go for the Eagles in 13th place followed by Steve Carlson 32-minute mark of the second half. Wiedie. with his East’s next match is Thursday at home at 3; 30 p.m. Boys’ soccer into (he net” Palmer said The Bearse twins, Amelia n?'rnwJlov relay; 1. Manchester (Cool, Lindstrom, 27th. Tom Carlson 28th. Pete Lapatka 37th. Scott fifth goal of the campaign, rounded out the scoring with Culllksen, Lee) 2;10.1, 2. M anchester, 3. Enfield. against Guilford High School. and Andrea, along with Brennan and Phyllis McDevitt 200 free; 1. H ickey (M ) 2;21.S, 2. N uccio (E ),3. J. White (M ). Livingston 39th, Chris Ray 40th and Brendon Connolly M HS still alive 22 seconds left with a 35-yard drive into the top comer. 200 IM: 1. Lindstrom (M) 2;30.*. 2. G. Phillips (M). 3. 43rd. Massey’s scores gives him nine for the campaign. played well for the Eagles Cross country “ Danny Feehan ran very well. I was pleased with his SOUTH WINDSOR - The Manchester High School ^So'freeM*. Lee (M) ;27.9, 2. Culllksen (M), 3. Phillips (M). ' 'It was great to get back into the win column." Boyd Eoit Catholic 0 1—1 100 fly: 1. L.Ph illips (M ) 1;1S.0, 2. M .B u rn s (M ). 3. East girls second performance. Steve Carlson has been out for a couple boys’ soccer team kept its postseason aspirations alive said. "The first half they (Cheney) had the wind but we N F A 1 0— 1 of weeks so we’re looking to home to come back strong with a 2-1 overtime victory over South Windsor High applied a lot of pressure. The second half with the wind Scoring; EC— Bronnon, NFA— George; Sovet: EC— *^100tree;*1.*kane (M) 1;05.6, 2. Collohon (M), 3. K.Perry Bonnie Bodorek 9, NFA— Gretchen Miller 13 NORWICH — The East Catholic High girls’ cross in the state meet next Saturday," said East Coach Paul School Friday afternoon in CCC East Division play. we dominated.” he added. *^ ^ fre e; 1. Lindstrom (M) 4;16.6,2. Hickey (M ).3. Landry country team took runner-up honors at the All Haggerty. The Indians, snapping a five-game winless streak in "They controlled the game pretty much.” Cheney Connecticut Conference Championship Meet Friday Rnults; 1. Burke (X) 1S;49forS000meters (courserecord), which they had lost four in a row and tied their last (>>ach Paul Soucy said of Bolton. "They had the ball ^^100back; 1. Nuccio (E ) 1:17.7, 2. O 'B rie n (M ),3. C o o K M ). 2. Bill Gill (SB), 3. (Terek Hedges (X),4. Bob O'Brien (ND),5. outing, are now 3-6-3 overall. 3-5-3 in the CCC East 100 breast; 1. O .Phllllps ( M ) 1:18.9, 2. Lee (M ),3 . M a rsh afternoon at the Norwich Country Club. St. Bernard’s Brett Bruno (SB), 6. Guv Joseph (SB), 7. Oavid Hanson down in our end most of the game We had a couple of Girts’ volleyball won the title with a total of 28 points followed by East 58. (NO), 8. Justin Reni (SB), 9. Kevin O'Connor (X), 10. BUI Manchester has four games left, beginning with opportunities but couldn’t capitalize." Wee relay; 1. Enfield 4;42.S, 2. M H S , 3. M H S. Mercy 66. Sacred Heart 108 and St. Joseph 116. F riti (X). Tuesday’s game at 3: ,30p.m. atMemorial Field against Bolton outshot Cheney. 36-10 Tech goalie Matt MHS swept by SW Fermi High, and must win all fourorwin three and tie Marcotte was busy with 23 saves while Dan Titus had 6 SOUTH WINDSOR — The Manchester High eirls' the other outing to qualify for the state tournament. stops in goal for Bolton. Boyd cited the team for the volleyball team was swept by host South Windsor Hi eh Chris Lyder and Doug Harvey accounted for the victory. "It was a good team effort,” he said Jim in three sets in CCC East action Friday afternoon Bucks top Tracer Milan in international play Indian goals with the game-winner coming 1; 10 into Krone at sweeperback and Marcotte in goal played scores were 15-4. 15-2 and 15-7. the second five-minute extra session. The Indians had well for the Techmen. tied it with a second-half goal after South Windsor went Union’s national team, withstood an inspired second finished with 16 points. Both teams are back in action Tuesday with Bolton at South Windsor also won the Junior varsitv match. M ILW AUKEE (A P ) — The Milwaukee Bucks got 21 ahead on a Chad Smutney score in the first half. half from Tracer - led by former NBA scoring The Bucks’ appearance in the exhibition game is the home against Portland High and Cheney bn the road 15-11. 9-15 and IS-8. points from Paul Pressey, rolled to a big early lead and The Bobcats drop to 3-7-1, 4-7-1 with the setback. champion Bob McAdoo, who scored 37 poinU. first ever by an NBA team in an international against RHAM High in Hebron. Both have 3:30 p m Erin Twible served well and Meredith Duggan and held on for a 123-111 victory over Tracer Milan of Italy Joe LaRosa, Harvey. Mo Morlarty and Dan Kelsey Rickey Brown, another ex-NBA player, scored 26 tournament starts. Karin Galligan played well for the varsity, now .3-9 for in Friday night’s first game of an inaugural Tracer plays the Soviet Union Saturday and the played well for Manchester. Bolton 2 2—4 the season. International basketball tournament. points and Mike D’Antoni, who played briefly in the Chen«v T«ch kO 0— 0 Bucks play the Soviet Union in the tournament’s final Monebottor 0 1 0 1—2 Manchester's next match is Wednesday at Clarke The NBA Bucks, playing In their home arena in the NBA before spending most of his pro career in Italy, South Windsor 1 0 0 0—1 Scoring; B— Masstv (2), Wltdl*. Pinto; Saves: B— Titus game Sunday. Arena against Fermi High School three-team tournament that also includes the Soviet had four three-point field goals in the second half and Scoring; M — Lvder, Horvty, SW— Smutney. 4, CT— Marcotte 23. Monda Dil tor

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Bv Andr iHaurhrstrr Hrrah'i MHS girls’ soccer Herald I Two I Manager sets shutout mark inform't) two othe week. The di story on page 54 DiRosa J SPORTS office in Weiss, A and I^l) inapprop and at th Weiss Internati ence in h Beside MHS GRIDDERS TRIUMPH only onei DiRosr would bf WILLIMANTIC - Thingf are Werbner atarting to brighten up for the “It rei Manchester High football team. "Then, t The Indians, after getting off to a (inform) rough start, won their second in a manager row Friday night, 20-8, over host Weiss, Windham High School in CCC East Montreal Division play. confereni The win moves the Indians to 2-1-1 Vernon S in the league and 2-9-1 overall. be handii They’re unbeaten in three straight, and Robt having tied Hartford Public three Sewer Di weekends ago. Windham, with its “Certa second straight loss, falls to 2-2 in the time, the CCC East and 4-2 overall. He sail A strong Manchester defensive and Wert effort, coupled with two touchdown ' keeping! passes from senior quarterback ■ developn Rob McLaughlin, were the key Kandn ingredients in the win. The Indian be calied defense limited the Whippets to 169 should hi yards in total offense with 60 of and the s those yards coming on Chris “We h Allegro's 60-yard touchdown run in treatmer the first Quarter. Vernon ! The Indians, offensively, had project a their finest effort of the season with Tedfor 302 yards between the passing the Boar game and ground attack. Ron comman Smith, who rushed for 98 yards and town mat the winning TD against Rockville a takes ovi week ago, was over the 100-yard works di mark against Windham. “We had never bol good balance (offensively)," Man­ out of toi chester Coach Ron Coumoyer said. Rob Hi Manchester took the early lead as has been the 6-2,162-pound McLaughlin, who . manager has taken over the starting QB role him on T from Kelly Dubois who is out for the is accust rest of the year with a back injury, departmi found wide-open tight end Chip Both Ti Driggs for a 10-yard touchdown tion with pass. That capped a 70-yard Indian allow all drive. The conversion failed leav­ DiRose ing the Indians in front, 6-0. absence < Windham, with its only offensive he receil thrust of the game, moved in front odor fron on Allegro’s sweep around end. It ’Tm pi was a scoreless third quarter with to get thf the Indians moving in front in the Tedfon fourth quarter on a Chris Garrepy vacation, 1-yard plunge. The Indians’ TD was reconstn set up by their defense which forced wants to Windham to punt from deep in its asphalt p own end. DiRosa McLaughlin added a clinching assured t TD with about five minutes left he said tl when he hooked up with Driggs on a even neai 65-yard TD aerial. McLaughUn ran Tedfon in the conversion for the final that hear margin. symptom Coumoyer could not single out the admi any one individual on defense, blamed tl “liiey all played well. They have the last three weeks.”

Mewchest f 4 0 0 14—10 Herald pholo by I Windham 1000-4 Scerine: M — D rlaet lO-vd pets from Trying to gain control McLouahlln (kica.failsd) Rc Atlsaro fO-yd run (Jim Klo- sowtky run) Bolton High's Zak Morford (right) and Cheney The Bulldogs snapped their losing streak with a M— Oerrspv 1-yd run (pets tailed) M — P rloat 4S-yd. pots from Tech’s Rafael Meneses go for the ball in their CO C 4-0 victory. Story on page 55. Keith . McLouanlln (SMLeuehMn run) soccer game Friday afternoon at Cheney's field. highway manager assistant Newingto (Hiapm empioyee Manchesi new dutic Chapm ton. said wanted t Newingto equipmer sistant hi Newingto Chapm.



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