^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1, 1986

MANCHESTER WEEKEND PLUS CLASSIFIEP ADVERTISING 643-2711 Sunday road rally Rice rallies Sox Lifeguarding more club forerunner over Royals, 5-3 than summer job Notices HELP WANTED I HDMES I HDMES _ | HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE p a g e 3 ... p a g e 9 ... magazine inside Management Trainee. Sales LOST Entry leyel position for All Positions - Retail auto Nurses Aide Certification Person/Administrator- parts chain has positions Automobile and/or Truck For Sale By Owners - 80 Manchester New Listing, IAND FOUND ambitious Indlyidual. enthusiastic, well organ­ training. Manchester Mechanic/Full time me­ lovely 7 room Ranch, 3 Company has profit shar­ for Assistant Manager Manor-will be starting a Larabee St, East Hart­ ized Individual needed Im­ Trainees, cashiers, full chanic wanted. Must be ford. 3 family house(Lot bedrooms, large living Sadly mIssed-Lost black ing program and both mediately for In-house certification training pro­ experienced and have room, den, fireplace, one local and national growth and part time, salesper­ gram on Aug. 11. The 100 X 300.) Call 649-9535 and white dog. Springer position. Exciting oppor­ son, full and part time. We tools. Excellent pay and offer 4:00. car garage. Priced realis­ Spaniel AAut, no collar, opportunities. 649-4563. tunity marketing national program consists of ap­ offer a competitive salary proximately 3 weeks of benefits. Inquire at M ond tically at $112,000 U 8i R has been missing since brand name products to M Service Station, Rt. 6, Colonial Cape - 5 rooms, Realty 643-2692. Tuesday (7-22-06). Call 649- malor corporations. Call and benefits package with paid training, resulting In excellent opportunity for certification as a nurses Bolton. front to back living room 9937 or 647-0088. Suzanne for appointment. with fireplace. Formal Immaculate - 6 room 646-2900. advancement. Apply In aide. If you are Interested person at Motor Mart in training to be a 3-11 full Cabinet maker, 3 to 5 dining room, eat-ln kit­ Ranch, located on quiet Outside Sales. Monday years experience. Must chen. Dormers, front and cul-de-sac. Newly thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ Auto Supply, 830 Silver or part time nurses aide, K-Mart/Readers Market- Lane East Hartford Ct. have hand tools. Full time back. Garage. $115,000. painted, newer 100 AMP cellent money. Call Merchandise employees, call Manchester Manor service. 3 bedrooms, IfflanrliPfitrr Hrralft PERSONALS employment and benefits. I Jeanne 647-9946. 646-0129. Group 1 Phllbrick cashiers and stocks. Full Cocktail waitress wanted- Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, Agency, 6464200. large country kitchen, ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm and part time positions ond kitchen help. Please Monday thru Friday. garage and nice yard. Ride wanted Into down­ Insurance Agency desires are available. Experience Security Officers - Elllng- $114,900 Strano Real Est­ town Hartford to work at experienced CSR In per­ apply person Arcadia Res­ ton/Vernon line. $5 per Houses for sale- East not necessary. Many em­ taurant, Tolland Tpke. Carpenters needed - Im­ Hartford. Lovely 4 bed­ ate 647-7653.0 midnight on weeknights. sonal lines. Computer ex­ ployee benefits. Apply In hour. Full time third shift. Will share cost. Coll 646- Part time all shifts, wee­ mediate openings for ex­ room raised ranch, flre- perience preferred. Call person Monday, Wednes­ perienced Carpenters. All Large Victorian - Price 7181 otter 7pm. Norma, 646-0187. kends. Must be over 18. plbced, -finished rec- Saturday, Aug. 2,1986 25 Cents day, Thursday and Friday Easy Assembly Work I phases of construction. room, 2 cor garage, lust reduced on this from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Car arid telephone neces­ Full time employment “ move In condition", his­ Teenage Farm Help sary. Call 527-0225. $139,900. Milne Real Est­ day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, teed Payment. No Soles. and benefits. Call 742-5317, ate, Inc. Realtors 5284573, toric home 11 rooms, 5 Wanted. Apply at Corn 239 Spencer St. , Details—Send Stamped 8:30 to 5:00, Monday thru 569-4161. bedrooms, vinyl sided, lANNOUNCEWENTS Crlb,.Buchland Rd., South Envelope: Elan-855, 3418 Medical Assistant for phy­ Friday. garage with loft. Much Windsor. 644-3260. sicians office In Rockville. AgostinelU LPN. Part time In physi­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL Brand New Vi duplex now morel Dwners anxious Lose 10 to 29 pounds In 30 cians office, 4 days 33482.______■ Part time flexible hours. Pleasant Manchester Op- $129,900 Strano Real Est­ South Africa under construction, 3 bed­ Mechanics- Experienced Call Donna at 872-6033 for ate 647-7653.0 days.'Herbollfe - Herb diet weekly. Reply Manches­ further Information. tholmologlst office needs room, basement, wall to In pill form. 34.95 tor 30 for service station. Must ter Herald Box N. Man­ Wanted Reliable Babysit­ moture person for recep­ ) hove own tools. Uniforms ter for two young child­ wall carpeting, IV2 baths, w ill take day supply. Refundable If chester Ct. 06040. tion work. 15-20 hours per vinyl siding, $115,900. Call Manchester, Immaculate, dissatisfied with results. furnished. 1st or 2nd shitt. ren, 2:30-11:00. My home week, variable. Salary Blue cross and Blue shield preferred. Call 649-8502 Boland Brothers 649-2947. good sized 3 bedroom Approved nutritionally by Honest person to help me negotiable. Send resume Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced FDA. Other products tor available. Apply In per­ for more Information. sanctions pass with my business, clean­ to Manchester Herald Wethersfield. Under con­ living room, newer for­ panel post stress, blood pessure, ar­ son. Silver Lane Shell. 252 ing houses, banks, etc. ■ Auto Polisher and detail P.O. Box O. Spencer St., Manchester. Secretory-Receptionist. person - Immedidte open­ struction 30ft X 48tt du­ mica kitchen, dining thritis. Please Call 647- Call 643-6347 after Bom, plex. Pick your own room, 11/2 baths, over­ 3777, 100 percent ask for Liz. Monday thru Friday, 9 to ing. Part time nights and Babysitter for 6 month old Munson's Chocolate, 5. 643-4005 or 649-2656. Saturday. Apply to Gorins Interior. Completion date sized garage. Deep Park guaranteed. twins needed In my home Nov. 1st. $179,500.633-8317. like yard with stockade Route 6, Bolton Is now Jaguar. Rte 83 Vernan. 2-3 days per week Zinsser names accepting applications Full time day- part time fence, concrete patio and Senate panei evenings and weekend Pillowtex Corporation summers and school va­ Lovely Country Setting... grape arbors. Vinyl siding for both full and part time Veterinary Assistant. Will cation off. Hlllstown Rd. allocation picks Employment retail sales perspns. The help needed. Knowledge now hiring production train. Call 643-7875 before Yet It's close to town. $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty of vitamins and nutrition workers in the Manches­ area. References. Call Sparkling 6 room full 643-1591 or 871-1400. full time hours are 9am to 5pm. 649-8343. & Education 4:30 pm Monday-Friday, a plus. Apply In person: ter plant. No experience dormered Cape Cod. By Lawrence Knutson sanctions package is not “ pushed with full benefits. Part Parkade Health Shoppe, necessary, will train. Customer Service Rep. Large spacious rooms, 3 Manchester. Aluminum By John F. Kirch The Associated Press off and pushed off so in the end we Manhcester Parkade. Please apply 49 Regent Secretary/Bookkeeper, bedrooms, 2 full baths, ■sided Ranch, 3 good sized timehoursare 4pm to 8pm Interesting position with full tIme/Accounts Recel- Herald Reporter don’t have enough time" to act and approximately 8 St. 646-1737. diversified duties Includ­ fireplace, walk-out base­ bedrooms, fireplaced 12 x before the three-week recess beg­ Experienced recker veable/Pavable/Cash re­ ment. Gay City area In 12 living room, dining WASHINGTON - The Senate hours on Saturday or ing typing, telephone conciliation, light typing, BOLTON - State Sen. Carl A. ins Aug. 15. Sunday, averaging 20 driver- full time, must work and public contact. Hebron $118,900. Jackson room and 12 x 20 lower Foreign Relations Committee on I HELP WANTED have good driving record. and various clerical du­ & Jackson Real Estate level family room. Ap- Zinsser Friday chose former Man­ Friday overwhelmingly approved The committee acted after re­ hours weekly. Call 647- Good startlnd^alary and ties. Conyers Construc­ jecting a series of amendments 8639 for appointment. Guarantee and bonus all benefits. EO E^eneflclal 647-8400 or 646-8646.a pllanced kitchen, covered chester Mayor Nathan G. Agosti- sanctions against South Africa that Part Time Inserters company benefits. Con­ tion Company, 77 Tolland front porch, hardwood offered by Helms that underscored Assistant Newspaper Ct. Inc. 527-24037A Tpke. nelli to replace him on a local ban new U.S. investment and wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Landscaper and Lawn tact Stan Ozimek at 643- dealer needed In Andoyer You'll fall In love... At­ floors, newer roof and 1 committee established by the prohibit Pretoria's airplanes from his opposition to sanctions. He said for Bob. Workers. Experience re­ 5135. and Hebron area, reliable Teacher - Special Ed. Ct. tractive 9 robm Colonial car garage. D.W. Fish General Assembly to decide how landing on American soil. the committee risked "handing Growing ' South Windsor with 4 bedrooms, library, Realty 643-1591 or 871- quired In operating and car needed. Call 647-9639 state certification re­ Plastic Company seeks Manchester should spend its share The vote was 15-2 (or the bill, over South Africa to the Soviet Manchester Insurance maintaining lawn equip­ Bobcat operators- must mornings 9-1, evenings quired. Contact Dr. Mi­ new kitchen, 1st floor 1400.a Union” but hurting Pretoria's agency has an opening tor be experienced In exca­ conscientious production laundry, window green­ of funds from the state surplus. which also bars the importation of ment. Knowledge of after 6pm. chael Blake, Principal, workers for oil shifts. Own Zinsser — who had the right South African coal and uranium economy. a part time secretary. landscaping procedures. vating driveways. Class 1 Tolland High School Tol­ house, aluminum siding, Clean Cape. 3 good size Typing and telephone license required. Call 646- transportation necessary, beautiful first floor fam­ bedrooms, fireplace, under a measure known as the and sets up machinery for streng­ "Here we go again, kicking a Must be dependable. Op­ Immediate opening for land Ct 872-0561. EOE. competitive hourly wage, friend in the teeth,” Helms said. skills are Important. Insu­ portunity for advance­ 2978. trim carpenter with ily. $154,000. Jackson 8. modernized kitchen, rec Town Improvement Plan, or thening sanctions next year unless rance and computer skills career opportunity. Call Jackson Real Estate 647- room, breezeway and gar­ "Bring down the South African ment. Call Kelly Lands­ knowledge of bench ma­ Teacher/Coach. Coach­ 528-9083. Alaska Plan, to sit on the commit­ the white-controlled government experience helpful but not caping Co., 528-8114 9am Opening available at chinery or table saw, ing position available at 8400 or 646-8646.D age! H!gh 90's 'We Gua­ tee along with four other legisla­ makes progress to eliminate governrient and you are going to essential. 649-2891. to 4pm, Mon. through Fri. Hartford Rd. Dairy shaper etc. Also needed, Tolland High School; Var­ rantee our Houses" Blan­ tors who represent parts of the apartheid. see more bloodshed than you ever Oueen. 5 nights, Wednes­ Price Reduction. This chard 8< Rossetto Real imagined ... We are making a lead person. For appoint­ sity girl's soccer, JV girls HELP WANTED: town — called the bill unconstitu­ In addition, the legislation bans Legal Secretary- Medium day thru Sunday, 5 to 11. ment call 649-4371. soccer, JV boy's soccer, beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Estate 646-24823 tragic mistake.” Reliable and willing to lonial has lust been re­ tional because it allows state imports from corporations owned size suburban law firm JV volleyball, JV bo^'s MASSEUSE representatives rather than local or controlled by the South African seeks full time legal secre­ learn. Product prepara­ Secretary - Responsible basketball and freshman duced to $164,9001 8 Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ tion and service custo­ Female preferred, full or rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 ton location. This 3 bed­ leaders to decide how to spend the government, gives President Rea­ tary and real estate clos­ for the management of a 3 boys basketball. Extra part time. Good atmos­ Assistant Newspaper ing secretary. Good skills mers. Good starting to 5 person secretarial curricular duties only as baths, 2 car garage, study, room 1'/2 bath home has funds. gan authority to deny visas to dealer wanted In Bolton. and experience required. wage. Apply In person, clerical staff vyhile carry­ associated with positions. phere. Excellent clientele, finished rec room with much to otter. Call today. “ I really have a problem with Pretoria's leaders, and, in a State will Call 232-9989 between 9am Salary commensurate Hartford Rd. Dairy ing a word processing Contact Dr, Michael in the Windham area. Ex­ fireplace and lots more. 'We Guarantee our it," Zinsser, R-Manchester, said non-binding step, authorizes him to 8i noon, Monday through with experience. Good be­ Oueen. work load. Growth oppor­ Blake, Principal, Tolland cellent Income potential. Don't let this one slip by! Houses" Blanchard A Friday during a news conference sell U.S. gold to depress the world Friday. Ask for Michael. nefits and working condi­ tunity with professional High School, Tolland Ct CALL AFTER 5KI0 P.M. Jackson 8< Jackson Real Rossetto Real Estate 646- at the Community Hall. “ It’s great market price and reduce South Laborer for'pipeline con­ Estate 647-8400 or 646- 2482a tions. Call 6^-0569 for engineering company, 5 872-0561. EOE. 456-7565 that we’re giving money to the African revenues. consider Help Wanted - Part time Interview. struction. Must be depen- to 7 years experience 8646.0 dable and have West Side 2 Family. At­ towns, but I think the towns should Sens. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. required, more Is desira­ Woman or student nurse decide how to spend it.” Larry -Pressler, R-S.D., opposed Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 Mature woman to work transportation. Top ble. Send resume to Wil­ to assist with elderly lady Just Listed Large two tractive 5-5 with screened wages paid. 649-6087. family with lovely stone In side porch, separate Agostinelli, a Republican state the package. divestment to 10. Cashier for self- with Infants In day care liam D. O'nelll, Fuss 8< for 4 weeks starting Aug. "We think we have a good serve Mobil Station. center. Hours 1-6. Mon­ O'nelll Inc., 210 Main 1st. Please call 649-5818 Real fireplace and natural oak heating systems, 2 car central committeeman and the Apply between 6am and day thru Friday. $4.00. Full 8i Part time help Street Manchester EEO. after 2 pm. wood. Good location. Pos­ garage. Call tonight "We president of Manchester State product to report to the Senate," 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, Call The Children's Place. needed for„ residential M/F. sible office use. Call today Guarantee our HOuses" Bank, will sit on the committee said Sen. Richard Lugar, D-Ind., HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil­ cleaning during the day. Estate for details Joyce G. Ep­ Blanchard 8< Rossetto with Rep. Elsie "Biz” Swensson, the panel’s chairman. Lugar had liam A. O’Neill on Friday ordered corner of route 5 and 30. 643-5535. Experienced Carpenter stein Real Estate 647-8895. Possibility for the right Positions available. Shift or carpenter's helper - full Real Estate 646-24823 R-Manchester, Rep. J. Peter Fuss- resisted attempts to make the bill Connecticut to Immediately halt LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ Clerical- small office, di­ person to work Into team superviser/teacher and time or part time. Pay cas, R-Marlborough, and former so strong that moderate senators leader. Also need person 2 new investments .in companies diate opening for Med. versified duties, accounts teacher aides for YMCA depends on experience. HDMES Manchester Mayor Matthew Mor- would find themselves unable to that do business In South Africa, nurse who Is able to work receivable, telephones, hours on Sat 8, Sun morn­ day care, full and part Call 643-7263. '(iiyijinin " I’ ings and/or Mon 8> Fri FDR SALE iarty Jr., who is replacing Rep. support it. regardless of their adherence to from 3pm to 9pm, 4 record keeping, some typ­ time. Benefits. Call 569- James R. McCavanagh, D- He stressed the need to attract as the Sullivan Principles. evenings per week. For ing. All benefits. Call 647- evenings, driver license 8964 between 9-5 EOE. Earn Hundreds weekly at needed. Call EZZZ clean­ home! Be flooded with AM real estate advertised Manchester, on the panel. many votes as possible to attain a O'Neill said legislation enacted additional Information 9137. two-thirds majority of the Senate, call Manchester Manor ing services 646-1688. Dental Surgical Assistant various offers! Details? In the Manchester Herald Rep. Donald F. Bates, D-East in 1982 that ordered the state to 646-0129. Full time mall order retail - Team practice seeking Send self-addressed Is sublect to the federal Hartford, has said he will desig­ the margin required to override a divest all holdings in companies business needs a diversi­ Nursery School teacher career minded Individual stamped envelope to : PO Fair Housing Act of 1968, nate someone to replace him on the presidential veto. that do not adhere to the Sullivan fied self starter to help a starting September. Must to loin our quality oral BOX 447 Cllffwood NJ. which makes It Illegal to five-member committee, known as Reagan is opposed to stronger Principles, a fair employment Full time mall order retail have bachelor's degree 07721. advertise any preference, U.S. sanctions, but Lugar pre­ business needs a diversi­ young growing company surgery office. Expe­ a Local Allocation Council. policy, has not proved sufficient. with sales, filing orders and teaching experience rience preferred. Call limitation or discrimina­ dicted the president would be fied self starter to help a with pre school children. "I can’t think of anyone better O’ Neill also said the state would and answering the tele­ Mindy at 649-2272. tion based on race, colar, able to spend money than a “ quite enthusiastic" about the young growing company phone. Willing to train 10 hours a week. $7-$9 per religion, sex or national Harald photo by PInlo consider complete divestment of with sales, filing orders hour. The Children's Courteous energetic banker," Zinsser said of committee-passed measure once its $562.6 million in holdings in right applicant. Please origin, or an Intention to he’d read it several times. and answering the tele­ apply at Conn. Cane and Place Inc. 643-5535. person to work sel- make any such prefer­ Agostinelli. companies that do business in phone. Willing to train Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., ling displaying, ence, limitation or dis­ Agostinelli, who joined Zinsser On the bank “ We’re off to a very strong South Africa unless drastic strides right applicant. Please Manchester CT. Teacher Aide wanted for reordering in hard­ crimination. The Herald at the news conference, said he start,” said Sen. Edward M. were made to reform the nation's apply at Conn. Cane and Part time - A/P, a/R Clerk Saykham Hansena (right) and Phouk- during the expedition, and both fisher­ Nursery school program. - Flexible hours. Compu­ ware store. Good will not knowingly accept "wants to take a long hard look" at Kennedy, D-Mass., a leading sanc­ apartheid government. Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, any advertisement which han Keovilay, both of Walnut Street, fish men were anticipating a repeat tions supporter. "I think the Manchester CT. Part time clerical hel- ter experience useful but starting pay. Apply in recreational facilities and roads in “ I will continue to monitor p.(Loan Center) Approxi­ Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ not required. Call 643-1496. person. Is In violation of the law. Manchester. He said he could not at Manchester’s Union Pond Thursday performance. overwhelming vote in the commit­ developments in South Africa and, mately 20 hours per week. day. $4.25 per hour, start­ tee is a clear signal to the White in January, I will seek Input from ing September. The Child­ Government Homes from give specifics on where the approx­ afternoon. Keovilay caught a carp K-Mart Auto Service- full For appointment please ocatlonal Instructor horti­ Conyer’s Hardware imately $500,000 Manchester will House on what is going to be the our new General - Assembly to and part time positions call 646-1700 ask for F. ren's Place Inc. 643-5535. culture. Developmentally $1(U repair). Delinquent outcome of this struggle.” available for basic ser­ Corriveau or R. Carter. 63 Tolland Tpke. tax praperty. Reposses­ SOUTH WINDSOR $115,900 get might be spent until after the develop a prudent and responsible disabled adults. $11,000- Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., divestment schedule which would vice. Uniforms provided Equal Opportunity Collector-Part time, full $13,000. Send resume to: Manchester, CT sion. Call 805-687-6000. THE LIVING IS EASY! council begins meeting. but must hove own tools. Employer. time. Experienced pre­ Ext. H-9965 for current Panel members will meet Tues­ said he would like to see stronger enable our state to divest holdings Hockonum Industries 646-5707 When you own a Townhouse Condo. This House offers new tax plan sanctions and would try to add Many employee benefits. ferred. Contact Mr. Fin­ Greenhouse, Attn: Sara repo list. day with members of the Manches­ completely in companies doing beautiful unit has 6 rooms, 2’/i baths, lower level ^^-^tfiem during the Senate debate. He Apply In person at the Carpenter- Experienced negan 289-8223. Beardsley Manager Po family room, all wall to wall carpeting, attached ter Board of Directors. business in South Africa,” he said. K-Mart Auto Service, 239 In remodeling. Call Ro­ Box 136 Mansfield Depot Columbia Lake- “ We’ll throw our ideas on the Bv C liff Haas In 1988 and subsequent years, the lower tax rates approved, by the added, however, that he wanted a About $562.6 million of Connecti­ Mature, loving adult to Woodland Terrace. 5-6 garage, fenced-in yard, swimming pool and new House proposal would result in Senate. It includes higher personal Spencer St. EOE. bert Jarvis, 643-6712. Ct 06251 EOE. RNs, LPNs. Your skills tennis courts. Highway and shopping within table and discuss them,” Agosti­ The Associated Press "veto-proof measure.” cut’s $3.5billion investment portfo­ ------_ l _ care for our 2 year old are needed In a variety of bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 about 19.7 million couples and exemptions and standard deduc­ The South Africa question has lio is currently Invested in compan­ daughter In our South easy driving distance. nelli said after the news RN-LPN. Baylor weekend home care and Institu­ acre with a 150 foot lake WASHINGTON - House Demo­ individuals paying higher taxes, tions than under present law. been caught in a form of legislative ies doing business in South Africa Bank Teller Trainee or Person needed to do light Glastonbury home. Mon- tional settings In the frontage. Magnificent conference. experience for main of­ lanitorlal work, odd lobs positions available. High Wi can hilp you bteoms a In addition to the one for cratic tax writers today proposed a compared with 22.2 million in the Among other provisions; gridlock. Senate Majority Leader and would be subject to divest­ da/Thru Friday, 7:30am hourly rate. May add days greater Hartford and sur­ view, fireplace In livng Senate version. • The full IRA deduction under fice of South Windsor and errands. Must have to 5pm. Salary $165 rounding towns. Work room, large enclosed “REALE" PR0FES8I0NAU Manchester, Zinsser was supposed new tax-overhaul plan that would Bob Dole of Kansas says he will not ment, he said. Bank 8i Trust Co. Pre­ good driving record and to make full time position. Key parts of the new offer were present law would be continued bring the measure to the floor "We are only part of a larger weekly, paid vacation and We offer a challenging part time/full time, days- porch. Flexible financing Call 648-452S, and ask lor Dan. to sit on Local Allocation Councils strictly limit deductions for Indi­ vious teller or cashier good work habits. Excel­ holidays. Must have refer­ /shlfts of your- choice. possible. $275K. Owner- for Bolton, Hebron, Columbia and vidual Retirement Accounts, con­ rejected in advance by several only for workers not eligible for a unless the Senate also votes on world community," O'Neill said. experience helper. Apply lent position for a retired environment with a company pension. A lower deduc­ ences. Call Mike 659-0328. New salary rates and agent. 644-0139. Glastonbury, all of which are in the sumer interest and medical Senate negotiators, chiefly be­ Reagan's plan to give Nicaragua's "Yes. our first obligation is domes­ In person between 9-11am, gentleman. Apply In per­ growth oriented facility. D. F. KALE, INC. tion would be permitted company- Please contact Crestfleld excellent shift/ weekend Fourth Senatorial District he re­ expenses. cause it would boost even higher contra guerrillas $100 million in tic, but we must never lose sight of Monday thru Friday at son, Dave Wlltse Schaller Reef EeCife covered workers with incomes Assemblers. Excellent Convalescent Hame/Fen- differential. We pay $$for Manchester - 3 bedroom presents. He named a replacement 'The plan, which is being pres­ the new tax burden on corporations military and logistical aid. our obligations not only to our 1033 John Fitch Blvd, Acura 345 Center Street pay and benefits. No expe­ your years of nursing 17S Main St., Manchester, Ct between $25,000 and $35,000 South Windsor. Manchester. wood Manor, Manchester ranch, living room fire­ Friday for each committee except ented to Senate negotiators as the' to pay for individual tax cuts. After the committee acted. Dole Connecticut brothers and sisters, rience necessary - will Ct 643-5151. experience. Opportunity place, dining room open 646-4525 Even so, the Senate delegation to ($40,000 and $50,000 (or joint indicated floor action was possible but to our brothers afid sisters train. Apply Namrok, 249 Columbia’s. latest bargaining position of the for advancement. In ser­ to large deck, I'/j baths, the negotiating conference is likely returns). No deduction would be late next week once the Defense throughout the world." Progress Drive. vice education provided. family room, walk out to Zinsser chose Robert Peterson, a House, would-'heduce by about 8 Government Jobs. million the number of couples and to accept some parts of the new allowed above those levels. And, Department authorization bill has Under legislation established in Manchester. $17,500-$60,975 per year. Opportunity to learn new patio around an In-ground retired state police officer, to fill or brush up on nursing ' his post on the Bolton council. individuals who would face a tax plati, thus keeping alive hopes of unlike the Senate bill, it would not been considered. 1982, Connecticut has divested or Now hiring. Call 1-619-565- pool. All on private allow workers to make future. DARI FARMS Survey Computer - Grow­ 1657 ext. J2296 far current skills. For Immediate ap­ wooded lot. Rural loca­ Former Glastonbury Mayor Henry increase npxt year, compared to finishing a radical overhaul of the Sen. Robert C. Byrd. D-W.Va., scheduled for divestment $100 ing 70 person engineering pointment and employ­ tion. $126,900. Broker 647- the- bill passed by the Senate and tax system within a few weeks. the minority leader, said he federal list. 24 hours. Please tarn to page 8 surveying firm has posi­ ment, call today: Private 9755. Please turn to page 8 endorsed by President Reagan. The House offer would retain the Please tarn to page 8 wanted to make sure that the tion for person expe­ Clerical - Full time posi­ Duty Registry, VNA ICE CREAM rienced In computations tions available In pleasant Health Resources Inc. 243- Did, Rare, Clean, and for boundry and subdivi­ office environment. 2511, ext. 400 or 793-0261. priced rlghtl Nice alumi­ Public Opinion sions. 3 to 5 years expe­ Health Insurance/benef- num sided bungalow with TODAY’S HERALD CAM^IjraREP^re Has immediate openings for rience’ desirable. Please Its program available. Part time medical secre­ 3 bedrooms, modern kit­ Trade pact angers send resume to William D. Free parking. Experience tary for physician In Man­ chen, and convenient lo­ O'nelll, Fuss 8,0'nelll Inc. using adding machine. chester. Send resume ta: cation. Newer asphalt Victims of Crime Full Time Accounts Receivable Clerk 210 Main Street Manches­ Typing skills helpful. $4.25 PO BOX 9171 Bolton Ct. roof, lovely treed lot. Lemon law woes In d e x ter. EEC M/F to $5.00 an hour depending 06040. $80,000 for fast sale. Belfl- U.S. textile firms Second Shift Freezer Selector on experience. Apply In ore Agency 647-1413. The state is going over the legal First Line Accounting person> Prague Shoe Co. Laundry-workers. Full or time limit for arbitrating the 16 p«g«a, 2 sactlona Assistant^ Vernon. A CT port time, benefits. Cupid Clean and cared for Cape Bv T o ^ Czuczka American public and the U.S. 200 Pitkin Street East majority of reported car problems Wggktnd Plus m ag u in t Inside Class II Drivers and based software manufac­ Hartford. services. 289-1527. EOE with 3 bedrooms, steel under Connecticut’s "lemon law," The Aisoclated Press industry they were to represent,” turer Is looking for a eye-beam construction a state report says. The state John N. Gregg, chairman of the mature, take charge Indi­ Teacher Director needed and vinyl siding. Private, GENEVA — Negotiators agreed Fiber, Fabric and Apparrel Coali­ Part Time File Clerk vidual to assist and back­ Teacher challenge enrich­ for morning preschool screened porched. 165 Department of Consumer Protec- tion did not meet the 60-day limit today to a five-year extension of tion for Trade, said in Washington. up the Accounting/Admi­ ment program (gifted and program. 15 hours per fodt private treed yard. Arlwiro 16 the main international pact go­ The agreement came less than a nistrative Manager In all talented). Half time Cov­ week. Experience with Immediate occupancy. for deciding claims under the law areas of accounting In­ and 3 and 4 year old in 70 percent of the cases handled r:inf«ific*l a A Qualified candidate must tendent of schools, 78 BOX 9233 Bolton Ct. 06040. rooms, Eat-In kitchen, Becoming partly sunny today immediately provoked angry reac­ economic issues the administra­ have a minimum of 2 year BR's ea. side seperate heat. New roof, nice lot. 1 nHary > 9 Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry, formal dining room^JIv- / tion has confronted. 40 Tolland Stage Road accounting degree and/or with a high in the mid-80s. > tion by textile producers in the CT 06238. EOE. Medical Receptionist - Ing room with fln^piabe dead-end street. nhitiinrimf ft United States, where thousands of “ The so-called 'free-traders’ equivalent office expe­ Full or port time for busy and built-in bookcase. Increasing cloudiness tonight with Tolland, CT Opininn 6 jobs and billions of dollars worth of who believe this new agreement rience In on accounting Manchester family prac­ Fire placed family room, ______140,000 a 40 percent chance of showers and department. Excellent sa­ Help wanted. Unique Fur­ tice. Heavy phone con­ with wood stove. Hard­ thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. PanplA 9 business have been lost because of will forestall support for the lary and paid benefit what U.S. manufacturers call a override vote are sa^y mistaken,” nishings. Full time. Apply tact, terms and hours wood floors throughout. Mostly cloudy and humid Sunday .Rpnrt* 0.11 Applications now being taken package. Please send re­ In Manchester Porkade or flexible. Call 6464484. New wall to wall. 1 full, 2 with a 50 percent chance of flood of cheaper imports. said Sen. Strom Thurmond, a from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Mon. through FrI. sume and salary require­ Charter OPak Mall, East - half baths. 16x30pressure Keith Real Estate showers and thunderstorms. High Ilft/W nriH ft "What our trade representatives ments to Carol L. Bryant, uSales Inside- Part time Please tarn to page 8 Hartford. No phone calls treated deck. 2 car gar­ 80 to 85. Details on page 2. Waathar 2 have done is„.a betrayal of the and Sat., 9 am to 1 pm. Care of Micro Control please. and full time. Payless age. By owner, principals 646-4126 Systems, Inc. 27 Hartford Beauty Supply, Manches­ only. S164JXI0. Call for Tpke, Vernon, CT 06066. ter, 649-1018. directions 6434185. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 2, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 2, 1986 — 3 \ WEATHER Sunday Camaro pack a forerunner to road club Bv John F. Kirch owners are expected to attend Today In Connecticut Camaro Owners Asso­ ford and GEM Chevrolet of Willi­ Ryan said, “ we tore up the streets. Kentucky Fried Chicken and drive Herald Reporter Sunday’s event, which starts at the ciation, Ryan said. And he hopes mantic will bring show cars to the I saw a lot of bad accidents.” east on West Middle Turnpike, restaihrant at 11 a.m. and ends at Sunday’s rally will be enough of a park for display. Ryan said others The club would also hold periodic proceeding down Broad Street to Connecticut forecast history Robert Ryan is expecting a large Recreational Park in Willimantic, catalyst to get it on the road. will bring older Camaros. road rallies, where drivers would East Center Street. From there the turnout at the Kentucky Fried 25 miles away. The drivers will receive a police “ I hav«/-S lot of show cars try to travel from one point to route will take them south on Main Central, Eastern Interior and Southwest Inte­ Chicken on West Middle Turnpike The drive is open to (Hievrolet escort as they drive single-file coming,” he said. rior: Becoming partly sunny today with highs in Sunday momingABut the crowd another in a designated time Street until they come to Interstate In 1943, Navy Lt. Camaros only and will last about through Manchester, Bolton, Cov­ Ryan, who owns a 1986 Camaro frame. the mid-80s. Wind south around 10 mph. Increasing won’t be there to eat. 384. John F. Kennedy an hour, Ryan said. entry, Mansfield and Willimantic. IROC Z28, said the club-to-be will Ryan belonged to a Corvette club cloudiness tonight with a 40 percent chance of " I wanted to form the largest became a war hero When they reach the park, drivers rent tracks for its members to race when he lived on Long Island in the The pack will then head east on showers and thunderstorms. Lows 6S to 70. Mostly Ryan, who manages the fast- automobile club in the world,” he who are interested can join the their cars on in the future. One 1970s. There are no Camara 1-384 and take Route 44 to Route 32. cloudy and humid Sunday with a 50 percent chance b y rescuing food restaurant, is organizing what said. “ When we get to Rec Park, club without paying a fee, Ryan thing that would do is keep younger on the East Coast, he said, and he Drivers will take that road south to of showers and thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. members of his he hopes will be one of the largest that’s where I want to start said. members from racing on public hopes to have 2,000 members. Main Street in Willimantic, road rallies ever to come through Weit Coastal and East Coastal: Becoming partly crew after their P -T forming the club.” Carter Chevrolet of Manchester,/ streets, Ryan said. within a year. through the center of town and on Manchester. Nearly 500 Camaro The name of the club will be the Lipman Chevrolet of East Hart­ “ When I was much younger,” sunny today with highs around 80. Wind south 10 to boat was sheared in On Sunday, drivers will start at to Recreational Park. 15 mph. Increasing)cloudiness tonight with a 40 percent chance-of showers and thunderstorms. two by a Japanese Lows around 70. Mostly cloudy and humid Sunday destroyer. r . ^ with a 50 percent chance of showers and PCB cleanup pushed thunderstorms. Highs near 80. Northwest Hills: Partly sunny Saturday with highs in the mid-80s. Wind south around 10 mph. Becoming mostly cloudy tonight with a 50 percent for state Nike sites chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows 65 to Staff and wire reports Portland, Cromwell and Ansonia 70. Mostly cloudy and humid Sunday with a 50 sites since residents complained percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. HARTFORD - Toxic PCBs about old transformers beginning J W S ^ '% 5 .. * r- Highs around 80. were left behind when the U.S. in early 1985. k Abnanac Army abandoned Nike missile “ We know there are PCB trans­ bases in Portland, Cromwell and formers at the sites, and removing Across the nation Ansonia in the 1960s and now state them is a high priority,” Deshefy Today is Saturday, Aug. 2, the campaigns. environmental officials want the said. Heavy thunderstorms unleashed floods as deep 214th day of 1986. There are 151 In 1943, Navy Lt. John F. sites cleaned up. The three Nike sites are among Not to worry as 10 feet and inundated roads and bridges in days left in the year. Kennedy became a war hero by “ Anytime there’s any potential 19 old military sites in Connecticut rescuing members of his crew for PCB contamination of the that the Army is studying for Today: Becoming partly sunny with a high in the mid-80s. Wind south western New York on Friday, forcing more than Today’s Highlight in History: 200 families to flee their homes. On August 2, 1876, frontiers­ after their P-T boat was sheared environment it’s a matter of possible environmental and safety around 10 mph. Tonight: Increasing cloudiness with a 40 percent in two by a Japanese destroyer. concern,” said Scott Deshefy, problems. “ We’ve got side streets that looked like rapids,” man “ Wild Bill” Hickok was shot coordinator of the PCB Toxics David Palmer, program man­ chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. Sunday: Mostly said Police Chief Richard A. Stitzel in Gowanda, from behind and killed while Ten years ago: Health officials cloudy and humid with a 50 percent chance of showers and playing poker at a saloon in revealed the existence of a Group at the state Depariment of ager for the Army’s Defense N. Y. “ We saw cars actually float down the street.” Environmental Protection. Environmental Restoration Pro­ thunderstorms. High 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Dead wood. South Dakota. The baffling disease which had Violent weather also struck the Plains for a man who shot Hickok, struck the American Legion “ We’re still in the process of gram, said Army officials would Sharon Rackow of Highwood Drive, who attends Martin School. discuss problems at the 19 sites second day, with a tornado whirling through the McCall, was later hanged. convention in Philadelphia in assessing the environmental threat.” with state officials later this Nebraska Panhandle around daybreak. A severe ■ (When he died, Hickok was late July and which, by this time, Thd DEP is pressuring the U.S. month. . thunderstorm watch was posted for parts of holding two and two eights had claimed nearly 20 lives. 6 0 Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas. The Department of Defense to clean up The Army is Investigating up to — a combination now known as Five years ago: Kieran Do­ 7,000 abandoned Defense Depart­ watch warned of possible hail, dangerous lightning j; the sites. the “ Dead Man’s Hand.” ) herty became the eighth Irish ment sites nationwide where ha­ and damaging winds. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss On this date: nationalist hunger striker since told the Herald Friday that Man- zardous wastes may have been No injuries were reported in Gowanda, Fredonia In 1776, members of the Bobby Sands to die at the Maze chester^uld inspect the Nike Site dumped or buried. The sites no and Silver Creek, the New York towns about 30 Continental Congress began to prison in Northern Ireland. that in southwestern Manchester longer are owned by the Defense miles southwest of Buffalo that were hit by the attach their signatures to the One year ago: 137 people were near the Glastonbury town line. Department. flooding as deep as 3 feet in places. Declaration of Independence. killed when a Delta Air Lines The missiles \that were present Deshefy said toxic waste prob­ Canadaway Creek, which winds through Fredo­ In 1921, opera singer Enrico jumbo jet crashed while trying to until the 1960s were on the lems also may be found at the other nia, flooded streets with six to 10 feet of water, said Caruso died. land at Dallas-Fort Worth Inter­ Glastonbury side and not in Connecticut sites. police Sgt. Stephen Babcock. More than 100 In 1923, the 29th president of national Airport. Manchester, he said, adding that “ I would suspect there’s some­ families were evacuated, he said. the United States, Warren G. Today’s Birthdays: Actress he was not aware of any thing there — transformers or “ It was probably waist deep and really raging,” Harding, died in San Francisco. Myrna Loy is 81. Actor Gary contamination. whatever,” Deshefy said. For said Suzanne McLain, who lives within sight of the In 1927, President Calvin Coo- Merrill is 72. Actress Beatrice PCBs, or polychlorinated bi­ most of the silos, however, “ We really have no handle on what’s in creek. “ We saw one car go floating past.” lidge issued a statement to Straight is 68. Sen. Paul Laxalt, phenyls, are oily compounds that were used as cooling and insulat­ those,” he added. All roads leading into Fredonia were closed and reporters: “ I do not choose to run R-Nev., is 64. Actor Carroll 6 0 ing materials in electrical equip­ The Nike missile defense system all bridges had overflowed, according to police and for President in 1928.” O’Connor is 62. Author James ment before they were banned in was developed in the mid-1950s. Baldwin is 62. Actor Peter the Chautauqua County sheriff’s department. In 1934, Adolf Hitler became Herald photo by Rocha the late 1970s. They cause tumors Each Nike battery consisted of two Low In Gowanda, Stitzel said so much water poured dictator of Germany upon the O’Toole is 54. Temperatures and reproductive disorders in sites — a launch site with about 10 into town that it led to a false report that an earthen death of President Paul von Up a tree laboratory test animals, and stay Ajax ihlssiles in underground dam had broken. Hindenburg. A freshly repaired car needs a bit more work Friday. repair identification tag stiil hangs loosely from the in the environment for years. silos, and a control center several “ It just didn’t seem possible that any amount of In 1939, Albert Einstein wrote a State officials have inspected the miles away. rain could cause this amount of water,” he said. letter to President Franklin D. Lottery Police said a mechanic from the Sears automobile shop rear-view mirror. Poiice said they did not know if the FRONTS: “ I ’ve lived in this community nearly 50 years, and I Roosevelt, urging the U.S. begin fell asleep at the wheel on a test run and hit a tree near the mechanic, James Tyier, 24, of Piymouth Lane, was hurt. JOPBN MONDAYS! never saw the (Cattaraugus) creek get to this an atomic weapons research Channei Home Center at the Manchester Parkade. The Sears deciined to comment on the incident. W arni-w Cokj-^^ level.” program. Connecticut daily; Two to three inches of rain fell in the area during In 1939, the H^ ch Act was Friday: 208 Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary ^ the day, with thunderstorms following one another passed, forbidding federal civil “ like a freight train,” according to Donald service employees from taking Play Four: 5564 Wuerch, meteorologist in charge of the National an actve part in political Lotto: 1-5-6-17-31-38 Wire walker gives Stamford a thrill National forecast Weather Service’s Buffalo office. Stitzel said water up to four or five feet deep Showers are forecast today for the western Plains to the Midwest, covered about a third of his community of 2,700 His first walk lasted about one buildings and a mild wind. Florida and coastal areas of Georgia and the Carolines. Warm weather By John Yearwood unbelievable. It’s like the moon people. Firefighters reported about 50 people were Can You Help? The Associated Press landing.” minute and five seconds. As traffic “ I had to be ijjry, very careful of REMOUNT SALE is expected across the South. taken to a fire hall until the water began receding. Several members of the crowd came tq a halt and drivers’ my visual waj^of crossing,” he STAMFORD — More than 1,000 were in shock as they watched. sounded approval by blowing their said, adding that one end of the people waved, cheered and held “ He’s nuts. I ’m sweating watching car horns. Petit surprised many by cable was higher that the other. ONE DAY ONLY He said that caused him to their breaths as French high-wire him,” said Elissa Didio, a secre­ walking back across the wire. remove the blindfold on one of his artist Philippe Petit performed for tary at GTE Telecom. “ He’^ an Petit crossed the wire four more walks much sooner than he had about 15 minutes on a piece of cable extremely talented individual.” times before he laid down the hoped. “ Because I want to live (to wire the length of a city block — 16 Petit, with 20 years of high-wire balancing pole and bowed to the be) very old, I said ‘forget this WHILE YOU WAIT! PEOPLE stories above the ground. walking experience, arrived in a crowd. thing’ and I took it off,” he said. The crowd gasped as Pfitit wore helicopter, holding on to its landing “ It was one of the most beautiful a blindfold across part of the wire gear with one hand and waving to crossings in my life. I really felt I Petit had planned to cross the wire without a pole and ride a bike SAT,, AUG. 2 say that to one another, and that’s what and again as he laid down on the the crowd with another. was despensing moments of joy,” Boy conquers the way across the 21-mile divide between across but the wind forced him to many of you have been to us,” ^ r iv e r said. wire. Others shouted: “ Bravo” As he landed on the building, the Petit said during a news 9:30 am-5:15 pm England and France, said Ray Scott, cancel those plans. Flamboyant pop star Boy George said he’ll Turning to Sawyer, she said^ she would and “ Vive Petit.” crowd cheered. Then Petit ap­ conference. chairman of the Channel Swimming He said, though, it was a very Petit’s next high-wire act will be have to be strong, but feels he’s conquered remain “ your No. 1 fan.” “ In 67 years. I have never seen peared, dressed in a white skin suit Association. difficult crossing. He blamed the to atterflpt a crossing of the Grand He called her “ my sister-in-arms,” and anything like that,” said Ray and holding a 45-pound balancing his addiction to heroin and hopes he won’t be Carpio, who was in the water for two hours, difference in the heights of the two Canyon next spring. SAVE 25^" barred from visiting„the United States. said, “ She has made the bad times better and 49 minutes, was returned to Dover Harbor Mendoza from Norwalk. “ It’s pole. "Nancy Reagan, are you watching this the good times remarkable.” and taken by ambulance to a hospital for a on all show?’’ the British singer said Friday in an The show was a poor third in the ratings checkup, Scott said. interview from London on ABC’s “ Good before they joined the broadcast last Carpio, who swam for the Argentine mountings Morning America.” summer and has remained so, and last week Olympic team four times between 1928 and Calendars “ I ’m not worried about drugs any more CBS announced that its morning time slot 1948, has swum the English Channel twice Our experts’ work­ ’cause I ’m off them,” said the singer, who would leave the control of the news division before, in 1947 and 1951. Friday bench will be set up remains on unnspecified medication as part in January. The oldest English Channel swimmer is Manchester Democratic Town Committee, of his treatment. CBS News correspondents Bruce Morton American Ashby Harper, who was 65 when Community Hall, 7 p.m. right in our store, so Boy George, whose reai name is George and Faith Daniels will be the temporary he made the crossing in 1982 in 13 hours and Tuesday you can have your O’ Dowd, became an international music “ Morning News” anchors next week, but 52 minutes, compared with the average 12 Board of Directors comment Coventry sensation a few years ago with his exotic CBS News executives h a v e^ id they want to hours. ° session, Lincoln Center Hearing diamond reset while attire and makeup. He pleaded guilty find jobs for Sawyer and Shiwer in the news Room, 9 a.m. Monday you wait. This valuable 'Tuesday to possessing heroin and was fined division. Board of Directors, Lincoln Town Council, Town Office offer includes desigh, the equivalent of $370. Center Hearing Room, 7 p.m. Building, 7:30 p.m. Special guys Thursday Welfare Board, Town Office 14kt. gold mounting, Swim bid falls Cheney Historic District Com­ Building, 7 p.m, Emotional farewell When a telephone call failed to reach an mission, Probate Court building, sizing, filial finish and A 76-year-old former Olympian from Tuesday injured fan, members of the rock band .38 4; 30 p.m. Housing Authority, on site at ultrasonic cleaning. Marla Shrlver and Forrest Sawyer ended Argentina failed Friday in an attempt to Special decided to visit the man’s hospital Probate judge’s hours. Probate Orchard Hill, 7 p.m. their one-year stint as co-anchors of the become the oldest person to swim the room in LaCrosse, Wis. Court building, 6:30 p.m. Republican Town Committee, "Ihe little Call now to reserve a Independence Day Committee, “ CBS Morning News” on Friday with an English Channel. “ They’re reaily a decent bunch of guys,” Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. shop with convenient time for emotional farewell to viewers. Daniel Carpio was pulled from the water said James Steele, 20, of Soldiers Grove. He Lincoln Center Gold Room, 7:30 Wednesday •J p.m. big fashion “ It’s not goodbye, because friends don’t suffering from cramps about one-fourth of had tickets to the band’s Wednesday night School Building Committee, Ideas” your remount appoint­ concert but fell under a wagon and was Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. NAME: DANYEL OR WEIGHT: 40 LBS ment. injured. Andover Parks and Recreation Commis­ 305 East (Center Street 521-3202 His sister asked if the musicians would call DANIELLE SPARPANA Ha ir : b l o n d sion, Patriots Park, 7:30 p.m. Manchester, CT him at the hospital, but lead singer Don DATE MISSING: 1I/02/8S Wednesday Thursday 643-4958 Barnes and drummer Jack Grondon paid a FROM: WOODLAND, LAST SEEN: Mother was victim Board of Finance, Town Office Coventry Fair Housing Commit­ personal visit to him at St. Francis Medical CALIFORNIA of homicide in their house. Building, 8 p.m. tee, Town Office Building, 7:30 SHOW SPECIAL Our Free Gift to You. Center when they couldn’t get through on the DOB: 06/23/82 Unknown if child was last seen Thursday telephone. RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE in house, if she left on her own Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3 p.m. Ay Barnes dedicated the concert to Steele, EYES: BLUE ^ or was carried o ff by unknown INTRODUCING telling the audience “ We made a new friend Friday HEIGHT: 3’ individual. 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We are your convenient source of Quality Stereo For several years after the change, many Clomponents, VCR’s and Projection TA ”s as well as considered it unpatriotic and irresponsible to Console and Portable Television. Interest rates continue to be at­ new heights tractive to manv biivers and sales violate the 55-mph lim it. Curtis Mathes has long been known for quality pro­ But in recent years, the nation's highways ducts, backed by an exclusive Four Year Limited continue at an excellent pace. have turned into a hotbed of automotive WASHINGTON — The barbaric treatmeii of Warranty. W e are also fullv committed to servicing rebellion and the well-organized anti-55 . ^ on get personal service with ev­ Bulgaria’s large Turkish minority by the x, these electronic products in our own Service Depart­ forces are clamoring for a return to the good communist government in Sofia is clearly ment. If something goes wrong with one of our pro­ ery detail covered — when von do old days. designed with one goal in mind: to root out every ducts, we don t leave the customer out in the cold, we business with Jack J. l.appen Despite the arguments put forth by foes of vestige of Turkish culture, including language, give them the service they need when thev nevd it. Realty. 55. there is am ple evidence that the low er characteristic names and the Moslem religion. The difference between Curtis Mathes and othef limit has saved lives as well as money and A classified State Department cable last month electronic products goes on and on. But the best wav Call 6T3-4263 and list vou home fuel — and should not be repealed. recounted the emotional testimony of ethnic to get a real feel for the difference is to visit our Curtis so it ran he sold expeditiously or Opponents have claimed the limit is Turkish eyewitnesses describing the horrors of Mathes "Home Entertainment Center.’’ ! rail and let us find the property vou dangerous in some areas — particularly the life in Bulgaria to a committee of the Council of West and Great Plains — because the Europe meeting in Istanbul. The cable notes that 649- seek. some of the witnesses were “ at times near interstates are straight, flat stretches of hysteria” as they told of the primitive brutality uncrowded highway likelyto lull slower practiced on their relatives and friends in the drivers into a state df s lu ^ e r. Turkish communities of Bulgaria. Jack J, Lappen Realty IT PAYS TO RAP They have also pointe^ut that the 55-mph Our associate Lucette Lagnado has seen the CdRQUEST I lim it is now violated routinely by most cable with the harrowing descriptions by the You know who I am! ^^m otorists and has become virtually South Africa’s Muzorewa m witnesses. Here are some excerpts: You know what I do! PAP AUTO PARTS ' ' unenforceable. Because the limit is widely Energy Conservation Services • A woman named Gungordu, who was bom in Give me vour listing 307 E. Center St., Manchester * ignored, it should be eliminated, they have Professionally Trained Technicians Bulgaria and left in 1978, returned in 1984 to visit argued. And ril sell vour house for von! (Rear sf Lanox Pkannacir) won’t arrive any time soon her parents and other relatives. Her stay, in a •«r) 649-3528 As for the first argument, western hotel tightly controlled by Bulgarian police, was Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street highways are as monotonous at 70 m iles per When I vi­ it must include them. limited-to seven days. It was more than enough. ( S 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 hour as they are at 55. D rivers who need sited South Gungordu said her entire native province of member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative______Notary Public 643-4263 with PAP some excitement to stay awake probably Africa a few BACK IN ZIMBABWE , some Kurdzhali, which is 75 percent Turkish, seemed to shouldn’t be behind the w heel anyhow. years back, interesting things have hap­ be in mourning. “ Names had been violently GET YOUR SUMMER VACATION TAN AT the talk was changed,” she said. “ They were beating people. As for the second, non-compliance should pened. Mugabe continues to talk often of black Donald They were wounding people. 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NEW HAVEN (A P) - The state chapter in the agony these people “ You’ve got a two-year record of is going over the legal time limit are going through," said state Rep. basic non-compliance with the for arbitrating the majority of John Woodcock III, D-South Wind­ law,” Woodcock said. 6-3- U.B. ACREB byJImOavl* reported car problems under Con­ sor, author of the lemon law. State Sen. Timothy Upson, R- necticut’s "lemon law,” a state More complaints are coming in Waterbury and co-chairman of the WATER THAT TOUCHE^ report says. than the Consumer Protection state assembly’s General Law TH I PHANTOM by L*« Falk A By Barry MO LlPO WILL NEVER The state Department of Consu­ department can handle, says Committee, said he would review - \ T O U C H M INE* mer Protection did not meet the Kathy (?urry, head of the depart­ the report. /(^lPHI«HT„P!teSi06HnAL miAca^ I D O N 'T 7 SET A FIA5H- CALL HiM„Mey/ 60-day limit for deciding claims ment’s consumer affairs bureau. 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The hearing, according to the report. carmakers $250 for the service. department has six full-time Three have waited five months and Woodcock said he has repeatedly workers to process and hear cases. one has waited nine months suggested the agency accept help Despite the delays, Curry said CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Casale without his case being settled. from the American Arbitration that in a recent survey, 95 percent ^IBB KW9 fBMtfB* SynacBit Inc CONT'C? “ Thes? car problems are agoniz­ Association. The department has of complainants rated the program ■ OSWALD, you WHAT WOULD'VE ’ AW. THEY'RE ing, and each day is another used the service a few times. as good or excellent. A 5H0RT FOOL,WAKE UPt HAPPENED IF THESE TOO SCARED PEOPLE GOT AWAY ? TO MOVE, BLONOIE by Oaan Young A Stan Ofak* TIME LATER... 80 I WON'T NEED HE NEVER CEASES A N A P A F TE R TO AMAEE ME Rehnquist answers on deeds d in n e r leave Dodd with reservations AP photo By Daniel Beegan his home in Connecticut, espe­ proposal earlier Friday and said Former Naugatuck Mayor William Rado, with his conviction on charges of The Associated Press cially since it contained restric­ that may be the version that wins tions on renovations because the approval on the Senate floor. ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy Johnson accompanied by his wife, Dorothy, ' receiving bribes while in office. Rado WASHINGTON - Sen. Chris­ house is in a historic district. Asked to comment on the Con­ arrives at Superior Court in Waterbury was sentenced to two years in jail, but is topher J. Dodd, D-Conn., said " I find it really hard to believe necticut Senate race where he is a MM WORXSfROMEiUHTOBUM, Gwz.vwnwTDBeNice.. Friday for sentencing in connection appealing his conviction. Friday he has serious reservations someone would buy a piece of candidate for re-election, Dodd BUT WOMANS WORK about the nomination of William H. property with a covenent included said, "So far, it’s a little bizarre to K> NCVER DDNE.' Rehnquist to be chief justice of the that was a restriction based on a say the least. My hope is it will get ON TH E FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook United States, but has not made a person’s religion and not beawarie up to a level Connecticut people firm decision about how he will of it. I guess it can happen, but it respect." vote on it. bothers m e," Dodd said. Dodd said he was disturbed t h » MS. ^Q/am ^e cu rm , SDOfMAN, Sr^VCN * 0 6 Rado given 2-year sentence Dodd said he was worried But Dodd said, "1 try to give the Republican candidate Roger Edfdy TH E frlXiS WHIZ WDS AND HoT- THAT5 AND&fiZALDO whether Rehnquist possesses the benefit of the doubt to the presi­ had referred to him as “ the senator j a Hi& ial s m / T v ^ s . , 6H(fl'5...'rHg/ FDOND P1SAC6 AND CAFETEPIA 306/ W ATERBU RY - F^ormer Nau­ prison after being convicted of on the testimony of Ronald J. in major Supreme Court cases and Dodd said the plus side of speech to the GOP State iww*oor£/»s6$? CoNT^HTTl^Nr m e ! gatuck Mayor William C. Rado, taking three $1,000 bribes from a m I2EALLV... ^ V Albaitis, a Nailgatuck contractor was disturbed that covenants in Rehnquist’s nomination includes Convention. who continues to maintain his local contractor five years ago. who said he paid Rado $1,000 on deeds to property Rehnquist owns his Intelligence and his 15 years of "You don’t attack other people’s ) 3 innocence, was sentenced Friday Rado said as he went into court three occasions in 1980 and 1981 in in Vermont and Arizona contain service as an associate justice of patriotism because they oppose a tlOII>l^«4 to two years in prison and fined Friday morning that, " I t ’s not a exchange for the mayor's help in racially restrictive clauses. the Supreme Court. particular foreign policy ques­ $3,000 for accepting bribes while in pleasant experience to be accused winning town contracts. Rehnquist has said he was not Rehnquist, he said, also appears tion,” Dodd said. "The Implication ALLEY OOP >r)by Dave Qraue office. by someone who doesn’t have good Defense attorney Timothy aware of the clauses — one barring to have the respect of his fellow was clear.” credibility. That makes me feel Moynahan attacked Albaitis’ g o o d ; I C A N T W A IT. LISTEN I _ / WELL, DON'T JUST Rado was expected to be re­ sales to Jews and the other barring justices. Dodd also announced he has . AND / STAND THERE! CUT bad. TO LEAVE THIS PLACE.' WHAT'S leased on a $5,000 bond, while credibility. sales to nonwhites — until they "I don’t believe I ought to be introduced a bill that would THAT? , MENi I THE RAFT LOOSE " I t ’s like serving a life sentence SO WE CAN GET. awaiting a hearing on his appeal of "Would you buy a used car from were uncovered by the FBI. The establishing a philosophical or require the Defense Department to. already,” the colorful 69-year-old IT O F h e r e ! last month’s conviction, officials Ronald Albaitis?" he asked jurors covenants are unenforceable ideological litmus test,” Dodd buy U.S. made ball bearings for MR. MEN™ ANO LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreave* A Seller* said. politician said about the guilty during closing arguments. under current federal law. said, "even though the president weapons systems unless U.S. pro­ verdict. Rado still faces charges of Dodd said he found it difficult to does when he makes the ducts are unavailable. Waterbury Superior Court Judge After a six-member jury re­ larceny, conspiracy, extortion and appointments,” Dodd said a recent Defense A/HAT^ THl^ V /WP.UAXY DoeSH'T I Pc?N'T H E ^ PPA=TI5^0JWlNJen PURiNiS HhS PIANO PIANO ' said. "Naturally I ’m disappointed, campaign contribution. Earlier property personally. the right to vote for proposals that Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., ^ P P A C T / C E counts of bribe-receiving. The because I ’m innocent. That’s all." this year, Rado was acquitted of Dodd, also an attorney, said he would impose tougher sanctions on said there would be major disrup­ y i terms, however, would be served Rado served 12 years as mayor charges that he accepted a $9',500 read documents outlining the rules South Africa than those recom­ tions of suppi^ during a war concurrently for a net total of two before deciding not to seek re- bribe from develo|>ers in connec­ of his condominium association for mended by the Foreign Relations because of the Increasing reliance years behind bars. election in May 1985. tion with Naugatuck’s purchase of his apartment in Washington and Committee on which he serves. on foreign suppliers for ball Rado faced up to^j^years in The prosecution focused its case land for an industrial pailc in 1984. personally examined the deed to Dodd voted for the committee bearings.

TH E BORN LOSER ®by Art Bansom 1 •OO'RELATel WHATS Connecticut In Brief Ul hopes to keep metal shops healthy

Restaurateur killed by customer NEW HAVEN - United Illumi­ tions about fabrication processes tion,” said U I’s senior vice presi­ data on the electricity use of nating is spending $20,000 to buy used in manufacturing metal pro­ dent for marketing, James F. various machines in the shops and P u x E l e a Aatrograph magazines and subscribe to a ducts and advanced technologies Crow. "F o r the most part, such provide a basis for comparison HARTFORD — A 40-year-old Ea^t Hartford man died Friday telephone hotline for about 1,000 such as laser processing, expertise is too expensive for the shopping, Belmont said. after being shot while pursuing a man who did not pay for a pizza, metal working shop customers, the computer-aided design and manu­ little guy.” ACROSS 2 Mary Answer to Previous Puzzle police said. company says. facturing, automation and Eugene Koss, assistant to the Crowe said the information on Sgt. Gerald Kumnick said that Panpellis Filakouris, owner of robotics. state Co°nsumer Counsel, questi­ new technologies will help custo­ Moors E C T O S C C E E % u r North Main Pizza, was shot in the abdomen at his pizza parlor Jeff Belmont, a spokesman for The UI shop customers will also oned whether the service puts UI mers "Implement cost-effective 1 Spaak 3 Disease E L 1 s M o L T Uf about 10:30 p.m. Thursday and taken to St. Francis Hospital the electric company, said the be receiving a magazine called customers’ money to good use. and productive technologies as* 6 Um IuI ^ r t h d a y carrying fly R U N s E L A T CiiBBbyN where he died at 2:30 a.m. Friday, Kumnick said. program is the first of its kind for TechCommentary, which is aimed The company should provide they modernize to stay 11 Regular method 4 Summer (Fr.) Y E T j j R O M E No arrest have been made and the case is under investigation, UI and was devised by its new at assisting management and electricity, not subsidize 'area competitive.” 13 Author 6 Delegate (abbr.) "f 1 Q August 3, 1966 Kumnick said. marketing department. plant personnel to reach decisions businesses. Koss said. The company said there were 957 ' 14 Lethargic FRANK AND ERNEST Bob Thavet The metal working shops are big regarding the technical and eco­ Belmont said he had no direct metal working customers in the 17 6 Swiss canton L A w j n E M U s An opportunity of extraordinary propor­ 15 To thic place electricity consumers, and UI nomic advances of current and response to Koss’ criticism. He towns it services, including 243 in 7 Small bird O D A Is A K 1 tion might develop for you In the year 85th District candidate withdraws^ wants to make sure they stay in emerging technology. said however it was to all UI Bridgeport and 177 in Milford. .16 Soak flax ahead through mysterious circum­ 8 City In New F A c E R E p “ A large number of UI’s com­ customers’ advantage to keep the Belmont said the initial response 17 Narrow inlet stances. It's best not to discuss It with A cA u riO fv business, Belmont said Friday. York T R o p L E s s ViOf^P WALLINGFORD — A Republican educator drafted last week UI has contracted for the servi­ mercial and industrial customers metal working shops in business from the shops to the program has 16 Art |Ut.) others until it Is well on Its way. 9 Sly looks Y to run against Democratic state Rep. M ary Mushinsky in the 8Sth ces of the Center for Metals are small- to medium-sized metal because they share the expense of been positive. The program has / k BO u T ^ T I C / c i IS/6 y o u f S . 20 Royal Scottiah District has removed himself from the race. Fabrication, which include the fabricators, operating on tight the electric company's fixed costs. initially been set up for a year’s 10 Is human J 1 N G C L A D LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Something good Academy Jay Cretella, the town’s coordinator of adult education said telephone hotline to answer ques­ budgets and in need of moderniza­ The service may also provide run. he said. 12 _ u B E E E L Y Is about to occur in an area where you (abbr.) h P A P that "assisting Wallingford residents in remedying their Breckinridge M A M u V E A are lacking. It will come about In a rath­ 22 Inaact at a er secretive fashion. Trying to patch up learning deficiencies and improving their job skills is a more P R o M M 1 E N VVINPOW . . • picnic 13 Knickknack a broken romance? The Matchmaker compelling form of public service than service in Hartford.” set can help you understand what It 23 Military achool 18 Made of (suff.) Cretella did not rule out running for public office in the future Woodstock’s birthday attics empty 29 Less plessant 41 Eye might take to make the relationship 21 Ready to Tw.*>ve^ 8-2- when he announced his decision on Thursday. (abbr.) 33 Referee 42 Cast ballot work. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this 0 1 «9 by NEA. we Mushinsky is a three-term legislator active in environmental WOODSTOCK — Families who ages back together from the six Tuttle. 24 WWII area receive visitors 34 Sunflower State 45 Pronoun newspaper. P.O. Box 1846. Cincinnati. St— nL children's clothes, quilts and spin­ (abbr.) and social issues. were calling this northeastern villages in town,” he said. ning wheels came from the Perrin Bridgman said people are con­ 26 Mataphyalcal (2 wds.) 47 Whale OH 45201. 36 New Testament (Donnecticut town home before the A chronological history of Wood- family, who bought property in stantly saying it’s a shame it’s a bainga 23 Slipperier VIRQO (Aug. 23-8*pt. 22) A new ven­ WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalti book 48 Toper Revolutionary War and "new” stock, founded in 1686 by families 1694 from an original settler. temporary exhibit, ‘ T m hoping we 28 British Navy 25 Biblical king 50 Type of liquor ture that you are enthusiastic about will Detective charged In Jury probe . can fund a museum wflere the 37 Cut at an angle begin to garner supporters today. You Si, IF THEREfe ONE THING families who have lived hear for from Roxbury, Mass., features Perrin descendant Bette Tuttle abbreviation 27 Beginner 39 Sunrise 51 Water (Fr.) anything less than 200 years have manuscript deeds, maps, oil por­ said that we have a "dis|X)sable" exhibit can be permanent," he might even pick up a partner. I CANV s t a n d , IT.fe WATERBURY — A Waterbury police detective was arrested 30 Popaya's friend emptied their attics for Wood­ traits, a 1795 handwritten mar­ society, but years ago people were said. A SHOVVOFF, Friday on charges of larceny, perjury, and tampering with a Oliva_____ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are capa­ stock’s 300th anniversary. riage contract and the text of an careful to save belongings in good ble of outstanding achievements today witness, state police reported. ‘ What started as an effort to 1811 wedding ceremony. condition. Thought for Today: "If you 31 Unrefined matal If you are willing to extend yourself. Go Jh Martin T. Northrop, 44, of Waterbury was arrested after depict the past and present of this There are quilts — still in look back too much, you will soon 32 Thra* (praf.) for something big and truly meaningful. turning himself in to state police. He was released on a written “ My mother who is 91 recalls her little town has resulted in a beautiful condition — from the be heading that way” — Ano­ 33 Eskimo boat promise to appear in Waterbury Superior Court on Monday. aunt saying 'I don’t know what will SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Dealings J p museum-quality exhibit of more 1800s, a grandfather clock made in become of these things,” ’ said nymous. 36 Over (post) today with positive individuals who State police said the arrest stems from the grand jury than 2,000 items on display through 1790, farm implements, an antique 37 Madama (abbr.) aren't afraid to take a chance could investigation into alleged corruption within the Waterbury Aug. 3 in the Woodstock Academy violin, a 1910 wagon, old guns, and 38 Irate bring you success and abundance. Police Department. Fieldhouse on Route 169. a history of the post offices in town. 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your 40 Tier Northrop was charged with second-degree larceny, sixth- "The amazing thing is that it The exhibit includes Indian arti­ Wouldn't This Look Great best chances for personal gain today tNd: , em iJt. degree larceny, perjury and tampering with a witness. symbolizes rural New England, facts, medical instruments, an old 42 Big shot (abbr.) are In circumstances where you share Z—TZS*— .V Vl6» Mtl«A.Mc. «-z In Your Backyard? The charges carry a combined penalty of up to 20 years in but it doesn’t look like a small town wooden sign from The Three 43 Aetrass Bslin an interest with a family member or prison and $15,500 in fines. exhibit,” said exhibit chairman Pigeons Inn on English Neighbor­ 44 Doily relative. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You can Sky Bridgman. Bridgman, who hood Road and material about the 46 Indolent ' make an Important decision today that has worked with about 100 volun­ town farm which housed paupers 49 Garland will have far-reaching beneficial effects, Bridge Lottery winner doesn’t need monpy teers for about two and a half years from 1682 until 1961. > 52 Fear provided you follow through on things said the experience has been like a A letter from George Washing­ NEWINGTON — The state’s newest lottery millionaire says he - 63 Shade of as you currently envision them. quilting bee or a barn raising. ton dated March 24, 1776, asks a AQ UAR IUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Have faith doesn’t need “ all that money” and will give half his prize money “ With the Yankee spirit of town congregation to alldw' its diffsrano* 42 , f ; In your talents and abilities today. You bring in the suit. to his son. ingenuity and community inter­ minister to serve in the army. 64 Vertical ■■ will not be denied the fruits of your labor 47 M-M Preserving Preservation of entries is the namd John W. Geary, 81, of Naugatuck, who won $1,935,744 in ests, we’ve brought people of all Many of the dresses, bonnets. 66 Maudlin If you go after something with all the NORTH A OAQS of the game in today’s deal. Declarer ’Tuesday’s Lotto drawing, said Friday that he’ll ^ ve half the i 62 gusto that's in you. should see that the club suit is his con­ We feature the latest innovation in pool design and construction. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) People tFAKJ63 entries money to his son John E. Geary, 46, also of Naugatuck. DOWN ♦ A54 tract guarantee, provided he can get • corrosion free fiberglass pool • reinforced concrete 64 who you see socially today could prove On Friday, the father and son claimed their Jackpot worth more fortunate lor you than usual. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 2, 1986 — t V.S./World In Brief Rehnquist testimony draws fire By Richard Carelll quist’s conduct. "From that dhy on,” Brosnahan Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, SPORTS Reagan authorizes grain sales The Associated Press said, “ I thought of William Rehn­ D-Ohio, said the testimony cen­ WASHINGTON - Four men, WASHINGTON — President Reagan, overriding objections UNDER INTENSE, trial-llke quist in a different way. From that tered on "the most important issue from the Pentagon and State Department, today authorized the including a former federal prosec­ committee questioning, Brosna­ day forward, I felt a little different of this hearing — the veracity, subsidized sales of American grain to„the Soviet Union. utor, contradicted sworn testim­ han said Rehnquist did not chal­ about Mr. Rehnquist.” truthfulness of a nominee.” AL roundup The decision, announced In a two-sentence White House ony by Chief Justice-designate lenge any voters in his presence. Sydney Smith of Lp Jolla, Calif., Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- statement, ended an adminstration debate that combined William H. Rehnquist, telling But he said voters still there testified that as a Democratic Mass., called the ballot-security •o il Can’ domestic and international politics in a U.S. election year. senators Friday they saw him complained about Rehnquist’s tac­ Party worker in Phoenix in 1960 or program "a euphemism to harass Members of Congress from fai;m states had urged the participate in an effort to intimi­ tics in challenging their right to 1962 he saw Rehnquist arrive at a blacks and browns” and accused date black and^Hispanic voters in vote. administration to approve the subsidized sales as a way of polling place and teli two black Rehnquist of being "a principal Arizona two decades ago. "Based on interviews with vo­ men waiting to cast ballots, "You Rice rallies Red Sox over Royals boosting sagging U.S. farm exports. architect” of the plan. \dams up| Meanwhile, angry Democrats on ters, polling officials and my fellow are not able to read, are you. You In the role of defense lawyer. The White House statement, issued under the name of the Senate Judiciary Committee assistant U.S. attorneys, it was my have no business being in this line. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, elicited By Dave O'Hara tie in the ninth inning Friday night, registered his 308th career victory, presidential spokesman Larry Speakes, said; tried to attract enough Republican opinion in 1962 that the challenging I would ask you to leave.” concessions from Brosnahan that The Associated Press giving the New York Yankees a 5-3 tying him with Boston’s Tom "The president has made a decision today to allow grain to be votes to force a legal showdown effort was designed to reduce the Manuel Pena of Phoenix, a he had not seen Rehnquist do In return victory and a split of their twi-night Seaver and 1880s pitcher Old Hoss sold to the Soviet Union at current world market prices in with President Reagan over his number of black and Hispanic Democratic state senator, said he BOSTON — Jim Rice had three doubleheader with the Cleveland Radboum for 12th place on the sufficient quantities to fulfill the terms of the U.S.-Soviet anything illegal and that no denying the committee access to voters by confrontation and intimi­ had an encounter with Rehnquist criminal charges were filed in consecutive hits and drove in two Indians. all-time list. long-term grain agreement. The unfulfilled portion of the dation,” he said. Justice Department memos Rehn­ at a south Phoenix polling place in connection with the Republican runs, including the tie-breaker, in In the first game, Julio Franco Niekro walked three and struck contract calls for the Soviets to purchase 4 million m etric tons of quist wrote as an assistant attor­ Acknowledging that legitimate 1964 in which he asked Rehnquist to By Dave O'Hara hit a run-scoring double to snap a put two. The 47-year-old knuckle- ballot-security effort. The Associated Press leading the Boston Red Sox to a 5-3 U.S. wheat by Sept. 30, 1986.” ney general more than 15 years vote-challenging js a proper politi­ refrain from certain aggressive victory over the Kansas City 3-3 tie in the sixth inning and Phil bailer had also won a game in relief With an eye on close political races thU fall in the Midwest ago. cal function, Brosnahan, a I^m o- conduct. Royals Friday night. Niekro pitched 21-3 hitless innings May 5 against Kansas City, pitch­ KENNEDY, METZENBAUM BOSTON — Dennis "O il Can” grain belt, Reagan’s political advisers had urged approval of the The White House had invoked crat, told the committee; "What is Pena said he did not recognize Southpaw Bruce Hurst, 6-5, in his second relief appearancie of ing one scoreless inning. and Sen. Joseplf Biden, D-Del., Boyd, the Boston Red Sox’ authorized sales. executive privilege to keep them not a legitimate function is to go Rehnquist as the man with whom weathered an .outburst of solo the year as the Indians won 4-3. Ernie Camacho pitched a per­ earlier pressured the committee’s oft-troubled right-hander, was confidential. down a long line of black and he had the encounter until years homers by Hal McRae, Steve The games were played before a fect ninth to earn his 14th save. chairman. Sen. Strom Thurmond, all business Friday as he Rehnquist, the Supreme Court’s Hispanic voters and in a loud voice later when seeing a newspaper Balboni and Jim Sundberg in the crowd of 65,934, largest ever to Yankees’ starter Ron Guidry, R-S.C., to help them gain access to rejoined the club after a couple ^Na\\e asked to return to Lebanon . most conservative member in his say, ‘This one and this one cannot photograph of h|m. fourth inning for his first victory attend a twi-night double-header in $-9, struck out the first two hitters Justice Department documents of suspensions which sidelined 14 years on the bench, is seeking read.’” , authored by Rehnquist. since he suffered a groin pull in the major leagues.'The previous in the sixth before Tabler doubled. LONDON — Anglican Chunfch envoy Terry Waite said Friday him for three weeks. Senate confirmation to succeed the Until 1964 it was iegal to CHARLES PINE, who runs a But Thurmond gaveled down a Minnesota on May 31. mark of 62,355 was set by the same that the pope and the archbisl(^ of Canterbury have asked him -A' retiring Warren E. Burger as chief chailengS a voter’s right to cast a Phoenix public relations agency request to consider issuing a Boyd, usually talkative, had Hurst allowed only three other two teams in Cleveland on July IS, Rangers 7, Brewer* 2 to return to Lebanon to try to win the freedom of Am ericans held justice. ballot if there was sufficient cause and is a former Democratic state subpoena for the memos. only a “ no comment” when hits, struck out six and walked one 1947. At Milwaukee, Steve Buechele hostage by Moslem fundamentalists since last year. James Brosnahan, a lawyer now to believe that voter could hot read. chairman, said emphatically he Kennedy, accusing the adminis­ approached by the media in the in 6 1-3 innings before needing The nightcap was tied 3-3 enter­ drove in five runs and Bobby Witt He spoke at a London news conference, accompanied by the living in Berkeley, Calif., testified remembered being an eyewitness tration of "stonewalling,” indi­ clubhouse after throwing from relief help. Calvin Schiraldi and ing the top of the ninth, but scattered seven hits and struck out Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, the American Roman Catholic that as an assistant U.S. attorney REHNQUIST TESTIFIED ear­ to Rehnquist’s misconduct on cated that the Democrats-might the Fenway Park for 25 minutes Joe Sambito finished up, with the Cleveland starter Tom Candlotti, seven over 6 1-3. innings as the priest who was freed last Saturday after 1 '/i years in captivity in in Phoenix in 1962 he saw Rehn­ lier this week that he never worked election day in November 1962. call for a vote c* the 18-member under game circumstances. latter gaining his 10th save. 10-8, hit Rickey Henderson with a beat the Milwau­ Lebanon. quist working as a Republican as a voter challenger but may have "I saw him challenging voters committee on th4^bpoena issue. After Rice put Boston ahead 4-3 pitch to start the inning. After kee Brewers 7-2 Friday night in the He just shook his head when Waite went to Beirut three times last year in fruitless attempts challenger of voters at a predomi­ visited polling places to settle and I saw him doing it illegally,” Biden earlier ha^said, “I don’t with a two-out single off Kansas Henderson stole second, Mattingly first game of a doubleheader. \ asked how it felt to be back in to negotiate the hostages' release. He said he would undertake nantly minority voting precinct. disputes over vote challenges. Pine said. know whether we have the votes.” City starter Danny Jackson, 6-7, in drove his 20th into the The loss snapped a four-game uniform. A short time later, AP photo the new mission as soon as he received positive word from the Brosnahan said he had gone to Brosnahan said he is sure But witnesses located by com­ The committee has 10 Republi­ the fifth, Tony Armas gave the Red right field seats, helping the winning streak (or the Brewers. the precinct with a FBI agent after Rehnquist’s testimony is though, he flashed his only Yankees snap a'four-game losing kidnappers. mittee Republicans were expected can and eight Democratic Sox a two-run cushion with his fifth Witt, 6-9, needed relief help from Yankees' starter Ron Guidry lost to ex-Yank Phil Niekro, receiving complaints about Rehn- inaccurate. smile when told that all he streak. Jenco, 51, of Joliet, 111., later flew to Washington aboard a U.S. to contradict that testimony. members. homer, off reliever Steve Farr in Dale Mohorcic with one out and needed was to win (our games in Brian Fisher, 5-5, got the victory 4-3, in the first game of a doubleheader in Cleveland Air Force jet to meet President Reagan and to deliver a the sixth. The line shot into the runners at first and second in the . August, four in September and bleachers in straightaway center with 3 1-3 innings of one-hit, seventh. Mohorcic got the next two Friday night. Guidpy is now 5-9, while Niekro is 8-7. confidential message from his kidnappers. one in October to reached a goal was Armas’ first homer since July scoreless relief. He struck out four batters and went on to record his Stave • of 20 victories. and walked none before giving way Friday night. 6. second save. Sutton and Moore. Dodd’s homer, the first of his "W e’ re glad to have him back Returning from a 3-10 western to Dave Righetti, who saved his “ Today was Don Sutton. He’ s Angels 3, Mariner* 2 major league career, and Beni- . we need him,” Red Sox trip, the Red Sox scored a run in the 24th game. been super effective for us since Administration Increases drought aid quez’ double highlighted the Ori­ gives way General Manager Lou Gorman first as Wade Boggs, ending a 1-17 The Yankees took a 2-0 lead in At Seattle, the California Angels June,” Mauch said. oles’ five-run sixth inning which WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration announced said. “ We want to get him back slump, singled, took second on a the second inning on Mike Easler’s combined the solid pitching of Don "And that was probably the best solo home run, hjs ninth, and a also featured a solo homer by greater drought aid to sun-baked Southeastern farmers Friday, on the mound and forget about wild pitch and came around on a Sutton and Donnie Moore, and the two innings Donnie Moore has sacrifice fly by Juan Espino, who fourth-inning home runs of Doug hot-hitting rookie Jim Traber. a move intended in part to head off pending legislation that all the other stuff.” single by Bill Buckner. pitched this year,” Mauch added. to Herbst Boston made it 3-0 in the third on was called up from Class AAA DeCinces and George HendrlckT®' Moore echoed Mauch’s com­ Starting pitcher Ken Dixon, 10-8, officials said would be more expensive and less efficient. jL. “ He threw the ball very well,” a walk, Boggs’ pop double into the Columbus earlier in the day. post their third straight win by ments about hii^own performance. struck out four and did not walk a Drought and heat have caused farm losses estimated at more Sondra A. Stave of Coventry has Manager John McNamara said. left-field corner and a single by Cleveland tied it in the fourth edging the Seattle Mariners 3-2 “ I felt 1 had my best stuff of the batter before being relieved by than $2.3 billion. Special loan programs and other federal aid withdrawn from the race in the "Th e layoff doesn’t appear to Rice. when rookie Cory Snyder doubled Friday. year, especially my fastball and Rich Bordi with one out in the have been made available this week in 189 counties in Alabama, 35th Senatorial District and thrown have hurt him at all. Of course, McRae hit his fifth homer, in a run, continued to third on an Sutton, who has now won eight of slider.” eighth. Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina and her support behind fellow Demo­ - '■ M the way he’s built he probably Balboni his 21st and Sundberg his error by Easier in left and scored his last 10 decisions, pitched seven The Orioles broke the game open ” I usually pitch better when I'm Virginia. crat Marie Herbst, the mayor of could fall out of bed and pitch. sixth to tie the score in the fourth. on Pat Tabler’s single. innings and allowed two runs to in the sixth with five hits to make a tired. I ’m just getting into my A key item in the package unveiled by Agriculture Secretary Vernon. He’ll start against Chicago here Marty Barrett led off the Boston Easier atoned in the fifth, improve his record to 10-7. Sutton loser of Jimmy Key, 9-7. rhythm,” said Moore, who re­ Richard E. Lyng included larger advances on subsidies due Herbst will seek to unseat next Tuesday night.” fifth with a single. He took second putting the Yankees up 3-2 with a scattered seven hits while walking Lee Lacy and Fred Lynn opened incumbent James D. Giulietti, hard RBI grounder that glanced two and striking out six to notch cently came off the disabled list. the inning with singles and one out farmers this year, to be paid in "generic certificates" that can be Boyd, 11-6, has not pitched on Jackson’ s errant pickoff R-Vernon, in the November off Franco’s glove at short for an career win number 305,17th on the later, Beniquez doubled to score sold for cash or redeemed for surplus grain owned by the federal since a victory over Oakland on atempt, moved to third on an election. error. Cleveland tied it in the alLtime list. both runners. Dodd connected for Commodity Credit Corp. July 8. Two nights later he went infield groundnut and scored on Oriole* 7, Blue Jay* 3 “ I hope that at some later time I bottom of the inning on a bases- Moore pitched the last two his homer on a 3-2 pitch that into a tirade after learning he Rice’s third hit. will be going into the Legislature,” loaded wild pitch by starter Joe innings without allowing a hit to At Toronto, rookie Tom Dodd hit finished Key and after reliever was not named to the American Stave said Friday of her political Niekro, Phil’s 41-year-old brother. pick up his 13th save of the year a two-run homer and Juan Benl- Mark Eichhorn struck out Rick Pretoria amends emergency decree League All-Star team, tore off future. Indians 4-3, Yankees 3-5 In the opener, Phil Niekro, 8-7, and fifth in the last week. quez had a two-run double to lead Dempsey, Traber drilled the first his uniform and stormed from But for this year, she said, " I feel At Cleveland, Don Mattingly relieved starter Bryan Oelkers California Angels Manager Gene the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-3 pitch over the right field fence for JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - President P.W. Botha the clubhouse before a game it is more important to rally behind lined a two-run homer to snap a 3-3 with two outs in the sixth and Mauch liked ^^hat he saw in both victory over the Toronto Blue Jays his sixth homer. amended his state-of-emergency decree Friday to allow police to with California. issue new restrictions and curfews in place of those struck down the Democratic candidate.” Stave is a member of the this week by regional courts. On July 11, he was suspended Democratic Town Committee in The military, meanwhile, switched on the electric current in a without pay — a total of $6,450 — Coventry and has served on the AP photo NL roundup new 15-mile border fence designed to deter refugees from (or three days and given a Coventry Board of Education and directive to apologize to his neighboring Mozambique. A Cabinet minister said strong action Planning and Zoning Commission. Escape mannequins teammates before he could was planned against the estimated 1.3 million foreigners working Herbst became the party- rejoin the club. illegally in South Africa. endorsed candidate July 23 when A photographer takes pictures of three mannequins in Soviet uniforms and The amended emergency regulations were published in a The 6-foot-l, 145-pound Mots’ McDowell Is just she won 28 delegate votes to mannequins that heiped Heinz Braun, drove through the checkpoint in a car special edition of the government gazette after regional supreme Stave’s seven at a “SSth District pitcher apologized in the club­ courts in Johannesburg and eastern Cape province knockeH caucus. The seven votes gave an East German, escape to the West painted to look like a Soviet military house during a rain delay on down orders by divisional police commissioners issued under the Stave the right to wage a primary. through a Beriin Waii checkpoint vehicle. July 13 and was set to rejoin the club after the All-Star Game June 12 state of emergency. But at a news conference Thurs­ Friday. Braun dressed himself and the what the Doctor ordered break. The courts ruled that the divisional commanders, unlike the day night. Stave announced that national police commissioner, lacked specific authority under she would not continue to seek the However, he was suspended 1983. He also hit a pair of doubles, the emergency decree to issue curfew and banning orders. •nomination. Herbst, who was at again when he reported for Bv Ben Walker inning, and both runners scored. one leading off the Pirates’ three- In the amended regulations, Botha specified that the term the conference, thanked Stave for Zinsser picks replacements practice on July 16, less than .24 The Associated Press Tim Raines walked on a 3-2 run third inning against Greg “ commissioner of the South African police” included divisional her support. hours after an alleged alterca­ pitch, took third on a single by Mathews, 6;3. Two other early contenders for tions,” Zinsser said with a smile. tion with police near his home in NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden Mitch Webster and came home on police commissioners. Continued from page 1 the state is taking out of its Barry Bonilla followed Rhoden’s the Democratic nomination in the "You might think it was planned nearby Chelsea. teamed with Roger McDowell on a Andre Dawson’s sacrifice fly. estimated $300 million budget double with a run^coring double to 35th District — Patrick Flaherty of Kinne will serve in that town’s that way.” five-hitter and won his first game Gooden then struck out Hubie surplus and allocating to Connecti­ left, giving the I^rates a 2-0 lead. Coventry and Kathy Cusmin of committee, and Hebron Republi­ cut’s 169 municipalities on the Under the TIP, the town Board of Boyd then admitted himself to in nearly a month as the New York Brooks, beginning his streak of six One out later, Morrison lofted his Acid leak forces evacuation Tolland — dropped out of the race can Town Chairman Edward Ely basis of population. Directors will present the alloca­ the University of Massachu­ Mets beat the Montreal Expos 3-1 straight. 13th homer of the season over the during the caucus and released will fill the post for his town. tion council with a proposed list of setts Medical Center in Worces­ Friday night in a rain-delayed Len Dykstra opened the Mets’ C H A PIN , S.C. — Hydrochloric acid leaked today from a " I still think its unconstitutional, left field fence. The Pirates’ home their delegates. Under the bill, Bolton will get but this puts my mind at ease,” where to spend the money in ter for a series of tests, game.- first with a walk, stole second, took chemical company plant, sending a large black cloud over the run leader last season, Jason Herbst, Vernon’s mayor for the $40,980, Hebron $62,680, Glaston­ .Zinsser said of his decision to name Manchester. In the other towns, including some for possible use The victory gave the Mets a third on a groundout and scored on factory and forcing the evacuations of at least 100 people, Thompson, finished the season past seven years, was the last of bury $256,400 and Columbia boards of selectmen or town of drugs. 16'A-game lead over Montreal in a single by Keith Hernandez. authorities said. i*eplacements for the town he with 12 homers. the four Democrats to enter the $36,890. represents. councils will make the Boyd has said repeatedly that the National League East. The Mets went ahead 2-1 in the The leak at the Suffolk Chemical Co. plant was caused by race. Zinsser said he has three people During Friday’s news confer­ recommendations. he always has tested free of Gooden, 11-4, the 1985 Cy Young second when Kevin Mitchell PhllllM 4, Cub* 3 (11) lightning, which struck a tank containing muriatic acid, a diluted Before becoming mayor, she in mind for the Columbia council, ence, the Manchester real estate The allocation council for each drugs. The hospital and the Red winner, gave up one run on (our opened with a triple off the At Philadelphia, Jeff Stone’s form of hydrochloric acid, said Tom Sammons, an environmen­ served on the Vernon Town Coun­ but all are on vacation and cannot broker was sarcastic about the town must then hold a public Sox, though, have not com­ hits in five innings before the rain right-field wall and Ray one-out home run in the llth inning tal quality manager at the state Department of Health and cil. Board of Education and be contacted. spending plan, which he said hearing on its spending proposal mented on any drug tests started. He struck out seven, followed with a sacrifice fly. off reliever Frank DiPino lifted the Environmental Control. Planning and Zoning Commission. The councils were created by the requires the allocation councils to before taking action on it. To administered during Boyd’s equalling his career high with six A leadoff walk to Darryl Straw­ Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 No one was injured as a result of the leak, but one person was Giuletti, Herhst’s opponent in General Assembly June 30 when it vote to spend the money before approve or reject the town’s weeklong stay. in a row in one stretch. berry in the fourth and singles by victory over the injured when he was struck by lightning, police dispatcher Cathy the Nov. 4 election, will be seeking passed the Town Improvement Oct. 30. proposed spending plan, the coun­ The Red Sox said in announc­ Gooden hadn’t won since July 4 Knight and Rafael Santana made it Friday night. Etheredge. his second term representing the Program, or TIP. They will play a "If I remember right, that’s cils must gather a three-fourths ing the reinstatement of Boyd when he pitched a five-hitter to 3-1. Kent Tekulve, who pitched one "The acid is corrosive and can cause skins burns and sprawling 14-town district- role in spending some $33 million right before the (Nov. 4) elec­ majority vote. Thursday that they have deve­ beat Houston 2-1. Since that time, Montreal catcher Mike Fitzge­ hitless inning, won his fourth game respiratory problems,” Sammons said. loped “ a counseling and support he was 0-1 in three starts. rald left the game in the fifth inning against one defeat. Loser DiPino, Company officials told the health department that the spill was program which Boyd will follow McDowell took over to begin the after a pitch by Youmans bounced 1-5, who had entered the game in off his bare hand. Fitzgerald was to stopped after about 15 minutes, he said. for the balance of the season.” sixth following an 88-minute rain the 10th and struck out the side, be X-rayed Saturday. At the same J.R. Andonaegui, coordinator of the Lexington County Local leaders split on divestment move Gorman, who said that Boyd delay. He shut out Montreal the struck out Gary Redus to open the would be paid for the period time, the Expos announced they Emergency Preparedness Division, said people were evacuated rest of the way, retiring the final 10 llth before Stone connected for his July 14-31, stated that the in a row, for his 11th save. were calling up catcher Dann fourth home run of the season. within a mile radius of the plant, but he didn’t know the total Bv John F. Kirch D-Manchester. He said if all states negative effect on Connecticut’s “ It will raise a lot of eyebrows,” program will provide Boyd Floyd Youmans, Gooden’s high Bilardello from their Indianapolis The Phillies took a 3-2 lead in the number. Herald Reporter pension fund, he said. she said. “ I always feel, when I ’m took similar action, it would ‘someone to turn to.” school teammate, took the loss and AAA affiliate. eighth on an RBI double by John voting, that I should worry about pressure South Africa to reform. During testimony when similar Gorman said that the pro­ fell to 10-7. Youmans, who had won Russell after a costly throwing " I think it is the right thing to Pirate* 4, Cardinal* 2 Local Democratic and Republi­ action was considered by the Connecticut first. M aybe he gram was set up by Dr. Arthur six of his seven previous decisions,, error by shortstop Shawon Dun- (O’ Neill) has the right idea. I ’m do,” said Rep. Donald F. Bates, can legislators contacted by the General Assembly earlier this Pappas, the Red Sox’ team also departed after the storm, At Pittsburgh, Rick Rhoden ston. But the Cubs retaliated in the not positive.” D-East Hartford. “ Morally it’s the Herald Friday night were divided year, legislators learned that physician, and other doctors. having yielded three runs on five pitched a five-hitter to beat St. ninth with Jody Davis’ leadoff in their response to Gov. William She said she was not sure how right thing tq,do. You have to have Another tax proposal divestment could hurt state em­ “ Any time now that he has a hits. Louis for the first time in nearly homer off Steve Bedrosian. The O’Neill’s call for the state to stop divestment would affect Connecti­ a strong position in order to have ployees who contributed to the problem in one area, he’ll have Gooden and Youmans were three years, and Jim Morrison hit homer was Davis’ 14th. cut’s economy. any effect.” AP photo investing in companies that do pension fund, Zinsser said. someone to turn to,” the general facing each other (or the third time a two-run home run as the Glenn Wilson hit a routine business in South Africa. He said that while he disagreed The Democrats interviewed said manager said. this season. Youmans beat Gooden defeated the grounder to Dunston to lead off the is offered by House O’Neill was doing what was The two Democrats interviewed with South Africa’s system of Both said they would support Boyd, 26, reported to Fenway Mets’ Cy Young Award winner Dwight Gooden worked in the first meeting and both got Cardinals 4-0 Friday night. Phillies eighth, but the shortstop said they supported Gov. O'Neill’s apartheid, “ I ’m not one to cut off morally right. complete divestment. They said Rhoden, 11-6, was in trouble in' • And the Senate’s tough crack­ Park early Friday and, after five innings against the Montreal Expos and led 3-1 no-decisions the second time. threw the ball Into the first-base Continued from page call, while the two Republicans my nose to spite my face,” “ It sends a message (bat we’re they did not know what kind of an warming up with pitching coach only one inning in beating St. Louis down on tax shelters involving Friday night before rains delayed the game for an Gooden and Youmans each seats, allowing Wilson to go to questioned whether he had the "It comes kind of sudden,” not a part of it (apartheid),” said effect the move would have o n ' (or the first time since Sept. 13, non-dcductible. IRA contributions passive losses would be accepted, Bill Fischer, threw three "in­ w a lk ^ the leadoff hitter in the first second. power to stop state investments in Zinsser said of O’Neill’s order. “ I state Rep. James R. McCavanagh,'’ Connecticut. nings” of a simulated game. He hour-and-a-half. • Only medical expenses ex but the exception for oil and gas the companies. have to wonder why on this day he pitched to outfielders Kevin ceeding 7.5 percent of adjusted investments would be dropped. O’ Neill Friday ordered a halt to decided to do that.” Romine and Mike Greenwell, gross income could be deducted, new state investments in compan­ O’Neill’s order came on the Although the House plan would throwing 73 pitches, with utility- compared with 5 percent under ies Ihat do business in South O’Neill wants state out The Weekend compromise on consumer interest, same day the U.S. Senate voted to man Dave Stapleton behind the Couples, Wadkins are tied present law. Africa. He also said the state would impose tough sanctions against the me that the force exerted through • No deduction for consumer IRAs, medical deductions, tax Continued from page 1 plate. consider complete divestment of Pretoria government. our Sullivan Principles legislation “ He threw every pitch he uses interest — such as credit cards and shelters and some other provi­ gotten any better,” said Couples, missed the green and bogeyed his Television and radio highlights its $562.6 million worth of holdings " I think the governor should be million in holdings in 34 corpora­ has not proven to be enough,” in a game,” McNamara said. By Bob Green car loans — would be allowed. This sions. in general it represents a The Associated Press who ranks a distant 96th on the 18th. That put him in with a 70. in those companies unless South worried more about what happens tions doing bilsiness in South O’Neill said. ‘We called the pitches for him. TODAY also is in the Senate plan. reaffirmation of support for the bill season’s momey-winning list. “ I picked a bad time to hit a bad Africa makes drastic changes in in the state of Connecticut,” Africa, he said. "Therefore, I have instructed Everything was done under 1 p.m. — Royals vs. Red Sox, WTIC. • Non-itemizers would lo.se their that the House approved last OAK BROOK, 111. - Fred “ This slump — I ’ ve played about shot,” he said of the 5-iron that its policy of racial separation. Zinsser said. But O’ Neill said the current the Treasurer of our state to game conditions.” 1 p.m. — Olympic Festival. ESPN. charitable deduction. December. Couples, admitting his attitude as inconsistent as I can. I ’ll play a found the water. Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- situation in South Africa warrants establish procedures immediately “ I know the signs, but I didn’t 1:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Indians, SportsfJhannel, WPOP. isn’t very good and threatening to few bad holes, then just kind of Scott Simpson, Tom Byrum and Manchester, said he was not sure Manchester, said she agreed with further action on the part of the which will halt new investments by give them,” said Stapleton, a South African David Frost were 2:30 p.m. — Patriots vs. Cardinals, Channels 8, 40. quit if he wins, shot a 68 Friday and walk around trying to get the round exactly what action O’Neill had Zinsser, even though she does not state. the state of Connecticut in coni pan­ backup Infielder. “ They told me next at 140. Simpson, a former 2:30 p.m. — M errill Lynch Commemorative Tournament, moved into a tie for the second- over. taken. But stopping state invest­ like the government of South " I am sad to say that the events ics doing business in South what Can would be throwing. I winner here, had a 71 and Frost round lead in the $500,000 Western “ My attitude hasn’t been the USA. ments could have a drastically Africa. of the past few weeks have shown Africa.” thought he threw the ball well. recorded the best round of the Obituaries Open Golf tournament. greatest. I don’t give anywhere 3:15 p.m. — Braves vs. Giants, Channels 22, 30. He made some good pitches.” tournament, a 6-under-par 66. “ If I win. I ’ll quit for the year. I near 100 percent. ... 4 p.m. — Paine Weber Invitational (delay), ESPN. “ Dennis is very anxious to get Byrum scored five consecutive won’t play another round this "R ight now, golf is about fifth on 4:30 p.m. — Western Open, Channel 3. back to pitching,” his wife, Hannah E. Glogowski Charles Noti of Allentown, Pa.; year,” Couples said after posting my list of priorities, and I don’t birdies in a round of 70. 7:05 p.m. — Expos vs. Mets, SportsChannel, W KHT. three sisters, Genevi^e Davis and Textile agreement spurs anger in U.S. Karen, said while watching know what the other (our are,” Greg Norman, the Australian his 138 total for two trips over the Hannah E, Glogowski, 66. of ,54 him. who won the British Open in his last Myrtle Marie Pagnatio, both of Butler National Golf Club course. said Couples, who has missed the SUNDAY Perkins St., formerly of Allentown. dent’s veto and save the jobs of ing American jobs on the alter of the 54-nation Multi-Fiber Arrange­ To make room on the roster start, slipped to a 74 and was seven Allentown, Pa., and Bernadine Continued from page 1 J He was tied at that figure, 6 cut in eight of 18 starts this season 1 p.m. — Bears vs. Cowboys, Channels 22, 30. Pa., died Thursday at Hartford thousands of our citizens who are free trade,” Thurmond said. ment formally expired at midnight for Boyd the Red Sox returned Kershner of Fountain Hill, Pa.: under par, with Bobby Wadkins, .and hasn’t finished higher than strokes off the pace at 145. 1 p.m. — Royals vs. Red Sox, Channel 38, WTIC. Tiospital. She was the husband of wagering their entire futures on Thursday. rookie right-hander Jeff Sellers and four grandchildmn. \ White House spokesman Larry who had a second-round 69. fl4th. Bob Gilder and Loren Roberts, 1:80 p.m. — Yankees vs. Indians, Channel 11, WPOP. the late Paul C. Glogowski. Republican from South Carolina, ou r efforts,” he said in Agreement came after U.S. to Pawtucket of the Interna­ The funeral will be Monday at Speakes and U.S. Trade Represen­ “ I ’d like t(^just take a year off Gary Hallberg and Tom Purtzer who shaded the first-round lead 1:35 p.m. — Expos vs. Mets, Channel 9, WKHT. She was a member of Immacu­ where the textile industry has Washington. negotiators backed off a ^rd-line tional League. 9:45 a.m. at the Wener Funeral tative Clayton Yeutter hailed the right now, ’ ’ said Couples, 26, hailed were a single stroke off the pace at with Hallberg, also drifted back. late Conception Catholic Church in declined dramatically. “ While I have not yet had an position calling for a ir natural Sellers, 22, was called up June 2 p.m. — Merrill Lynch Commemorative Tournament, USA. jjom e, Allentown, Pa., followed by npw agreement, and Yeutter said as one of golf’s brightest young 139, five under par. . Gilder was 75-143 and Roberts “ In my opinion, this new MFA opportunity to fully study this fibers to be-brought under the 3 after two months in Triple-A 4 p.m. — Paine Webber Invitational (delay), ESPN. Allentown, Pa. a mass of Christian burial at 10 Thurmond’s accusations were stars when he won the Tournament Hallberg, one of three tied for the (Multi-Fiber Arrangement) will agreement, it appears to me that arrangement, European Common 76-144. 4 p.m .— Julio ^ s a r Chavez vs. Rocky Lockridge, Channels 22, She is survived by a daughter. a m. in the Immaculate Concep­ "complete nonsense.” ball. He went 0-3, then won his Players Championship in 1984. first-round lead, birdied his, last only have the effect of throwing our negotiators In Geneva have Market negotiator Jean-Pierre next three decisions. In his last Shirley Schoeneberger of Man­ tion Catholic Church in Allentown. But he went into a slump — two holes (or a 71. Scott Verplank, who won this 30. gasoline on a smoldering flame, once again caved in to pressure Bargaining between Importers Leng told reporters. To date, the four appearances, though, he 4 p.m. — Western Open, Channel 8. chester, with whom she made her Pa. Burial will be in Laurel primarily, he suggested, due to a Purtzer had the lead alone until title as an amateur last year, shot a and will ultimately build support from foreign exporters and are and low-cost producers had con­ M FA has regulated cotton, wool,) , was 0-3 with a 9.39 earned run 8 p.m. — Olympic Festival, ESPN. home: a son, Thomas P. Glogowski Cemetery, Fullerton. Pa. Calling don’t-care attitude — at the end of he hit into the water oh his 17th 78 and failed to qualify for the final quite willing to continue sacrific­ tinued for much of the night after synthetic fibers and blends. of Catasauqua, Pa.; a brother. hours are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. for a vote to override the presi­ average. the season last vear. “ And it hasn’t hole, made double tegey, then two rounds at 152. < -12___ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 2, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturiiay, Aut?.-2, 1986 — 11 SCOREBOARD Despised Mets give foes a fighting chance By John Nelson Klmsmipmon ' Z6/3—144 The Assoclote(t Press Indians Manager Pat Corrales and Darryl Strawberry. Morlene Floyd 7373__ 14$ NATIONAL LEAGUE A’s pitcher Dave Stewart got into a 7375-148 Besides Carter, there’s George TEAM BATTING fight in Oakland on July 1, and G olf Carole Chorbonnler 7673—14? AB R H HR RBI Fct Not only are the New York MeU Foster, with his "I-could-care- ./T . Kofhryn Young 7675__ 14? Baltimore and Chicago mixed it up New York 3379 483 006 100 44? Jia g a tin g up the National League less” flip of the bat when he is Kristi ^rtnston 7374—14? Montreal 3322 414 0S6 07 39S .291 a week ago. In the NL, the San ^ ^ • .■ fF te o ttl 71-76-14? East with their bats, they aren’t so walked. There’s the aloof Ivy San Fran. 3449 «2 094 71 411 .291 Francisco Giants and St. Louis Potty J o r ^ 7374—14? San Diego 3411 399 Leaguer, Ron Darling, who P6A m ulti Susie Berdoy 7675—14? 072 90 300 .254 bad with their fists either. Chicago 3364 429 664 90 400 .295 Cardinals went at each other the pitched for Yale. There are thetwo Theresa Hesslon 7374—14? Los Angeles 3414 401 Just ask the Cincinnati Reds, Los BorjnleLouer 7673-14? 046 83 375 J94 same night the Mets and Reds bantams, Wally Backman and OAK BROOK, III.— Sacond^round scores Atlanta 3397 398 893 90 371 JS1 Angeles Dodgers, Frldav In tt>e ISOO,W Western Open Potty Sheehan 7377 14? Houston tangled. Lenny Dykstra. There’s the tough Solly Quinlan ? 3404 395 645 78 34? J48 and Pittsburgh Pirates. Golf Toumansent, ptavad on tttepor>72, 74.75 14 Phllodelphio 338? 440 841 8? 435 .2« (The only other pugilistic activ­ rookie, Kevin Mitchell. And there’s Bozorth 7673-14? The NL East leaders already 7,(W7-vard Butler Notlonol Golf Club Pittsburgh 3334 419 827 4? 384 .248 ity in baseball was a barroom fight course (iHlenotes amateur): K ^ y Miem 7374—14? Cincinnati 3402 419 account for four of the seven Howard Johnson, who says things S h ^ Stelnhouer 7374—14? 645 80 385 .248 involving four Mets — Ron Da­ Bobby Wodklns StLouls 3305 347 773 34 33? .234 on-field fights in baseball this like: "W e ’re not going to back Fred Couples 7M B —131 Heather Drew ' 7676—150 rling, Tim Teufel, Rick Aguilera Betsy Barrett 7674—150 down from anybody. .We don’t go. Gory Hollbera 4B-71— 137 INDIVIDUALBATTING season; some say their attitude and Bob OJMa — and two off-duty Tom Purtier 69- » —1»Mary Belh Zimmerman 71-70—150 190ormoreatbots. has a lot to do with it. looking for it, but we’ll fight if we Scott Simpson » -7 1 — 1 « Te^-Jo Myers 7071—150 AB R H HR RBI Pel Houston policemen.) have to. In fact, we kind of like it.” David Frost 7 M 6 —140 Heather Farr 7080—150 Brboks Mon 304 SO 103 14 58 J39 ‘There’s a tot of Jealousy around Although the leagues don’t count Linda Hunt 737tI i » Arrogance, plain and simple. Or Tom Byrum 70- 70—140. Raines Mon 347 59 124 8 41 J38 the league,” Mets catcher Gary fights, both say ejections are George Bums 71- 70-141 Allls^ Rnnev 7672—150 Gwvnn SD 394 44 132 11 44 MS Carter said. “ But we’re going to is it? Corolvn Hill 7374—151 Backman NY 243 43 81 0 running at or below normal. Danny Briggs 71-70-141 18 J33 play hard every day, and if the " I don’t know,” said Terry Dave Elchetberger 74-4B— 142 Morgoref Ward 7376—151 CBrown SF 321 44 107 7 41 J33 Outgoing NL President Chub Fee­ Kris Monaghan 77-74—151 Francona of the arch'rival Chicago Dovid Ogrin 71- 71— 142 Sox LA 379 54 124 5 31 .327 people we’re playing don’t like it, ney says the league has considered Bobby dampen 72- 70 -1 4 2 Marlene Hogge 7677—151 Dykstro NY 245 44 84 5 32 .325 that’s their problem.” Cubs. " I think if I was leading the Nick Price 71-71— 142 Connie ChlllemI 7374—151 Mitchell NY 191 34 43 9 27 JOS and discarded one suggestion — Teague by 16'A games. I ’d be Dick Mast 40-73—142 Debbie Melstarlln 74.77—151 Bass Htn 374 50 114 14 43 .309 The Mets have been called that baseball follow hockey’s lead Nick Faldo Alexondro'Relnhardt 7378—151 Muphry Chi 238 31 70 2 IS J07 cocky; they’ve been called arro­ holding my head extremely high. 73- 70—143 Joan Joyce 7378—151 by automatically suspending any Ronnie Block 7 0 7 3 -1 4 3 EDavIs CIn 235 40 72 15 40 MS gant. Carter, specifically, has been They have the right to be proud. David Peoplas ' 7073— 143 AThomas Atl 200 21 41 4 24 MS player who comes off the bench to Sure, they get into fights, but that Mark Pfall 7371— 143 RReyIds Pit 311 54 94 9 40 M l singled out as one of the most light. Bob Glider Haves Phi 349 42 111 9 58 J 01 disliked players in the league. So night just be because they stick up 46-75— 143 "W e’re not in the hockey busi­ i^r each other.” Leonard Thompson 71- 7 3 -1 4 4 Oberkfell Atl 313 35 93 5 34 .297 what? says Manager Davey John­ T.C. Chen 72- 72—Baseball 144 Walling Htn 223 33 44 4 32 .294 ness,” Feeney said. “ I don’t think rancona’s teammate, Keith Scloscia LA 197 21 58 2 son, the man from whom the Mets Bruce Lletzke 74- 70— 144 14 .294 we necessarily want to equate our Moreland, was involved in a brawl Isoo AokI 71-73— 144 RWIIIams LA 196 22 56 2 22 .293 take their cue. He likes it that way. Ree photo Ray Pit 345 40 101 3 sport with hockey, where they with the Mets two years ago. Robert Wrenn 7560—144 49 .293 Confidence gives a team a big Loren Roberts 46-76— 144 MWIIson NY 194 33 57 4 19 .291 have fights every night as I Ironically, the player with whom American League standings Moreland Chi 347 49 104 7 edge, he said. "And there’s two f Lennie Clements 7074— 144 53 .269 understand it. It’s a contact sport. he fought, Ed Lynch, is now a Cub. Hole Irwin 4075— 144 Junior girts championship squad Parker CIn 388 59 112 23 74 .289 ways you get that. Either you win a CDavls SF 337 49 97 9 These things don’t happen very ‘ T v e watched the replays of Tom Gleeton 7 0 4 6 -1 4 4 Late games not Included 58 .288 whole lot of games, or maybe Rex Caldwell 7040—145 OSmIth StL 323 44 93 0 35 .288 often in baseball, and a lot of times, their fights like everyone else,” East Olvislen The Bruins won the Junior Girls (ages Schmidt Phi 348 40 100 22 you’re supremely confident, and Corev Povin 7372— 145 W L Pd. OB Sharon Rackow, Heather Czaja, Sally 74 .287 the guys coming off the bench are KHernndz NY 353 56 101 8 42 .264 Moreland said. “ I ’ve been in­ Woyne Levi 74- 71— 145 Boston 40 41 .594 — 11-12) championship as part of the that creates winning. actually trying to break up the Don Forsmon 71- 74— 145 KulbaskI, Karen Jurezak, Devon Gar- Wynne SD 207 27 59 4 24 .285 volved in those things, too. You New York 57 47 .548 4Vj Flannery SD 222 29 43 3 “ But you’ve got to feel you’re Ben Crenshaw 7373 — 145 Manchester Rec Department's summer 21 .264 fights.” want to win. They’re competetive. Baltimore 54 44 .54? 4Vj ceau, Mary MOrlarty. Standing: Coach Knight NY 304 38 87 9 45 .264 good in order to be good, and if Mark Haves 7373— 145 Toronto 55 4? .52? 6 In Cincinnati, that didn’t appear Anytime you’re that far ahead, I f Strawbry NY 299 54 85 14 Tony Sills 74- 7 1 -1 4 5 Cleveland 54 47 .535 junior soccer program this year. Team 57 .284 that’s arrogance, so be it.” Calvin Peete 6 Maurice Moriarty, Beth Milton, Karyn Webster Mon 336 53 94 5 31 .284 to be the case. Many baseball guess the word ’hate’ could be 40-76— 145 Detroit 54 48 .52? 4 members were (from left) front row: Kim The Mets fought most recently Greg Norman 71- 74—145 Rockefeller, Amy MIzoras, Amy Harris, Fitzgerald Mon 207 20 58 4 37 .280 fights are little more than bear- Milwaukee Leonard SF 341 48 95 4 used, but I think it’s jealousy more Tom Kite 7075 — 145 49 51 .490 lO'/j Harris, Lauren Buckno, Danielle Brown, 42 .279 with the Reds, on July 22 in hugging matches, but this one - Brion Cloor 7373— 145 Beth Rackow, Liz Doll, Dana Hartje. Sandberg Chi 394 41 110 11 51 .279 than anything else. West Division Gladden SF 209 33 58 2 Cincinnati. It began with a bump­ turned nasty. And there was a lot of Buddy Gardner 7372— 145Californio 54 44 .54? — 17 .278 “ The Mets have never done Gene Sauers 7472— 144 Doran Htn 380 58 105 5 25 .274 ing match between the Reds’ Eric bitterness afterward. Texas 53 50 .515 3Vi Bream Pit 305 49 84 11 anything to purposely embarrass Bren Upper 7067— 144 Kansas City 46 57 .447 lO’/i 44 .275 Davis and the Mets’ Ray Knight at ‘‘They’re just so offensive — 1 / Chip Beck 7373— 144 (tarner Htn 223 37 61 8 34 .274 us,” Moreland said. “ They just Chicago 44 54 .440 lO'/z Rad Sox 5, Royals 3 ^ TIgars 5, Whita Sox 4 third base. Then Davis said literally and figuratively,” Reds AP photo Brod Faxon 7371— 146 Seattle 45 5? .433 12 Phiiiias4.Cutis3(11) McReylds SD 350 52 94 14 49 .274 kicked our butts.” Stu Ingraham 71-75— 144 Horner Atl 322 45 88 17 54 .273 something and Knight, who relief pitcher Ted Power said. Minnesota 43 58 .424 12 GDavIs Htn 380 57 103 23 Carter agrees with the jealousy The New York Mets antJ Los Angeles Tom Niedenfuer hit Mets’ Ray Knight David Edwards 7374 — 144 Oakland 44 40 .423 12'/z KANSAS CITY BOSTON DETROIT 72 .271 happens to be a former Golden Brod Fobel a b rh M CHICAGO CHICAGO PHILA Roenicke Phi 203 29 55 4 34 .271 “ They have an air about them like theory. 7373— 146 Friday's Oamas o b r h b l o b rK M o b r h M Gloves boxer, poked him in the Dodgers form a human fighting mound with a pitch on May 27. Dove Rummells — LSmlth If 4 0 10 O b rh M ab r h M WCIark SF 197 33 53 4 18 .249 the Dodgers teams in the ‘70s. 7371 144 Callfomla3,Seattle2 Barrett 2b 3 2 10 Whitakr 2b 5 1 2 2 Cangels If 4 1 1 0 “ The biggest thing is that we’re Mike Donald 7472— 144 Wilson cf 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 4 2 2 0 Dernier cf 5 0 0 0 Redus If 4 0 0 0 (tawson Mon 245 38 71 14 40 .248 nose. Both benches emptied and They’re real cocky. When they get at Shea Stadium after Dodger pitcher Clevelands, New York3 Tramml ss 4 12 0 Boston cf 3 12 1 Dunston Chi 380 47 102 11 the envy of everyone around the Bill Rogers 7373— 146 Texos7,Mllwaukee2 , B rettjb 4 0 10 Bucknr1b 4 0 12 Gibson rt Sndbrg2b 4 110 Stone cf 5 1 1 1 45 .248 six players were subsequently 3 0 11 Nichols If 10 0 0 GMthws If 3 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 Orsulak Pit 280 44 75 2 18 .248 beat, it’s like, how did that league,” he said. Curtis Strange 7472— 144 Baltimore 7, Toronto 3 McRae dh 4 12 1 Rice If 4 0 3 2 Grubb dh 2 0 0 0 Baines rf fined, two frorn New York and four Hal Sutton 7373— 146 White 2b 4 0 10 Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 DMortnz If 10 0 0 Schmdt3b' 4 12 1 RThopson SF 351 44 94 4 32 .248 happen?” He also understands why he is really hated by opponents. Neither reflection of their combative man­ Boston 5, KansosClty3 Herndn dh 2 00 0 GWalkr 1b 3 12 2 Moreindrf 4 0 0 1 Landrx LA 242 34 70 4 Johnson, on the other hand, Tim Simpson 4077— 146 Detroit at Chicago, p.m. BalbonI 1b 4 1 2 1 DwEvnsrt 4 0 0 0 (taEvnsIb Hayes 1b 3 0 0 0 29 .247 from Cincinnati. 8 Klngery rt 3 0 0 0 Lyons1b 0 0 0 0 JItavIsc 5 111 GWllsonrt 4 2 11 Murphy Atl 379 59 101 15 40 .244 “ They weren’t that good,” Reds disliked more than other Mets. does Francona, who spent 4 ' ^ believes Carter really is loathed - ager, a former second baseman Joey Slndelor 7 6 6 0 -1 4 7 Oakland at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. 4 0 0 0 Armas cf 3 12 1 Collins If 3 2 2 0 Hairstn dh “ Knight is one tough cookie,” Gory Groh 77-70-147 Sundbrge 3 1 1 1 (tadmanc 3 0 0 0 4 13 1 Cey 3b 4 0 0 0 JoRssll c 4 0 11 Kennedy SD 303 35 80 8 34 .244 outfielder Dave Parker said. “ All “ I know I have an image like seaons with Carter’s old team, the around the league, for the same known in the American League as Saturday's Games Lowry c 3 0 0 0 Hulettlb 4 0 0 0 Trillo 1b 3 0 0 0 Samuel Phi 350 55 92 9 Carter said. “ He’s the nicest guy, Bill Isroelson 7372— 147 Kansas City (Gubicza 65) at Boston ASalazr ss 3 0 0 0 Quinonsss 3 0 0 0 Brokns 3b Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 48 .243 this gung-ho New York mania ... Steve Garvey, except that I ’m not Expos, before he was released last reason opponents scorned Frank “ the guy you can’t take out.” On 4 0 0 0 Fiskc 4 0 0 0 Durhm ph 1 0 0 0 Carman p 2 0 0 0 BDIoz CIn 281 23 73 5 32 .240 but when you see that fire in his Barry Joeckel 7473— 147(Seover 4-9), 1:05 p.m. Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 32 S 9 5 Sherldn ct 2 1 1 0 (talllenss I’ve seen better. I ’ve been on going into politics. But I ’ve got March. In Montreal, not only was Jeff Gryglel 7372— 147 3 0 0 0 Dunstonss 3 1 1 1 GGrossph 0 0 0 0 Cruz Htn 293 24 74 2 34 .259 Robinson. They both beat you. the right side of Johnson’s neck is Baltimore (McGregor 7-10) at Toronto Lemon ct 2 0 10 Caldernph 10 0 0 eyes, look out boys.” Mike Hulbert 7374 — 147 Kansas City OOO 300 000—3 Lynch p 3 0 0 0 Bedrosnp 0 0^ 0 Wallach Mon . 351 40 91 14 56 .259 better. I ’d love to meet them in the everything I could want in life — Carter supposedly disliked by the scar of a poorly done skin graft— ^ (Clancy 12-5), 1:15 p.m. Cruz 2b 2 0 0 0 (tampertp Schuph Bell CIn 329 37 85 7 34 .258 The Mets also battled with Dove Barr 71- 76— 147 New York (Shirley (M) at Cleveland Boston 103 o il OOx—5 /Totals 33 5 ? 3 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 playoffs. We’d beat them.” health, a great family. I ’ m on a opponents, but by his teammates, “ Frank beat your brains out, like where doctors tried to repair a- George Archer Totals 33 4 0 4 Boslevph 1 0 0 0 Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 CRenolds Htn 190 22 49 5 24 .258 Atlanta on July 11, Pittsburgh on 7473— 147 (Schrom 113), 1:35 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — Rice (8). The Mets’ cockiness is so perva­ winning team, and I make a good too. Gary does,” said Johnson, who spike wound. He wears It like a Pat Lindsey 7375— 147 E—DJackson. DP—Boston 1. LOB— DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Stubbs LA 248 38 49 19 44 .257 O tro lt (Morris 126) at Chicago (Bannl6 D ^ e lt 230 100 006-6 Totals 37 3 5 3 Totals ConcepconCIn 270 34 49 2 24 .254 July 6 and Los Angeles on May 11. played with Robinson in Balti­ Andy Dillard 71- 74— 147 ter 36), 7 p.m. Kansas City 5, Boston 4. 2B—Brett, Chicago OOO 004 000—4 15 4 5 4 sive it has become a major salary. I ’m not a carouser who "Four years ago, we were asked badge of courage. Oonny Briggs 7372— 147 Armos, Boggs. HR—McRae (5), BalbonI Oester CIn 334 26 84 5 33 .254 The fights with the Dodgers and that question so much, and now I more. “ Frank wouldn’t try to hurt Oakland (Andulor 63) at Minnesota (tame Winning RBI — Whlfaker (6). Chicago lOO 010 001 00—3 Marshall LA 292 43 74 18 48 .253 irritation to some opposing play­ goes out and gets in trouble in bars Billy Plerof 71-76— 147 (Smithson 39), 8:35 p.m. (21), Sundberg (6), Armas (5). DP—Detroltl. LOB—Oetrolt5,Chlcago4. the Braves started when opposing you, but he gave you no quarter. Mark Brooks 71-74— 147 IP H RER BB SO Philadelphia 000 020 010 01—4 VanSlyke StL 241 27 41 4 34 .253 ers. Carter’s effusiveness is most like some guys I know. I ’ve got that look back on it as if it were a joke,” -e. “ Being cocky is not a bad Texas (Hough 96) at Milwaukee 2B—iBoston, Tram mell, Cangelosl, Hair­ One out when winning run tcorea. TPena Pit 317 39 80 7 33 .252 pitchers hit Mets batters. His (disliked quality) appeared to Tom Pernice 7473 — 147 (Nieves KM), 8:35 p.m. Kansas City ston 3B—Trammell. HR—Whitaker (13), apparent during his curtain calis all-clean image. Francona said. “ There was a lot of attitude as far as I ’m concerned,” Lorry Mize 7672— 148 DJacl(SOn LA-7 5 8 4 4 1 2 (tame Winning RBI — Stone (1). GoMtthwsChl 231 34 58 12 29 .251 If it weren’t for the Mets, be more meanness, while Gary’s is California (McCasklll 126) at Seattle GWbiker (13), Hairston (3). SB—Sheridan E—Hayes, Dunston. DP—Chicago 2. Madlock LA 215 18 54 5 28 .251 after home runs. That’s what irked I ’m not going to change the way I petty jealousy. That’s exactly Johnson says. "W e play hard, and Rick Fehr 7672— 148 (Reed 60), 10:05 p.m. Farr 3 11110 1 (4),'Collins (19), Gibson (21). S—Lowry. baseball would be virtually fight- his effervescence. Kenny Knox 7672— 148 Boston LOB—Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3. 2B— Atlanta pitcher David Palmer so play or the way I am.” what it was, petty. That team was we’re a close-knit team. Everyone Sunday's (tames IP H R ER BB SO JoRussell, Schmidt. HR—Dunston free so far this season. Cleveland To a great extent, the Mets are a J.C. Snead 7474— 148 New York at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Hursf WA-5 4 1-3 4 Detroit much that he hit the next batter. Carter doesn’t believe he's actually pretty close.” can see that.” Jim Colbert 7374— 148 Schlraldl 2 3 0 0 0 3 (12), Schmidt (23), GWIIson (11), JDovIs Baltimore at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Terrell W,106 7 4 4 4 2 3 (14), Stone (4). SB—Sandberg (14), Basabaii taday Antonio Cerda 7373 — 148 Sambito S,10 2-3 0 Kansas City at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Hernandz S,20 2 2 0 0 0 2 (taMotthews (3). SF—Moreland. Lou Graham 7 4 7 4 -1 4 8 Oakland at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. WP—DJackson. Chicago Bob Lohr 7373 — 148 Detroit at Chicago, 2 :X p.m. Umpires—Home, Welke; First, Phllllps; Dotson L,7-12 1 2-3 4 4 4 1 0 SCOREBOARD Lorry RInker 7672— 148 Second, Young; Third, Voltagglo. IP H R ER BB SO Baltimore Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays Texas at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Nelson 2 2 1 1 0 0 Chicago Russ Cochron 7670— 148 California at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. T—2:15. A—35,716. Seorge 31-3 3 0 0 1 2 (1:15 p.m. EOT). The Orioles' Scott Johnson paces pack at LPGA Pro-Am Lynch 71-3 3 3 2 2 4 Sports In Bri^ ^ Chris Perry 7376 — 148 James 2 0 0 0 1 0 "McGregor, 7-10, opposes the Blue Joys' Jim Lon Hinkle 7474—148 (tameert 12-310010 Clancy, 12-5. Clancy Is Toronto's all-time Indians 4. Yankaas 3 Searoge pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. DIPIno L,1-5 11-311104 Paul Azlnger - victory leader and has won six straight. By John Mossmon 71 77— 148 National League atandinga WP—Dotson. Philadelphia Another shot back at 2-under 142 “ Without even looking, I assume ninth, for a 2-under 34 on the front Jim Simons 71- 77— 148 STAT Umpires—Home, Denkinger; Rrst, Carman 4 2 1 3 4 William Loika, ex-Central coach, dies The Associated Press the scores were higher today Trevor Dodds 7374 — 148 n rs t (tame 6 was Sue Fogleman, who slipped to side. Reilly; Second, Kobel; Third, McClelland. Bedrosn 2 1110 3 OzzleVIrgll'sUhomerunsarethemostby Keith Clearwater 77- 71— 148 NEW YORK CLEVELAND an Atlanta Braves catcher since Vic Correll a 74 after an opening 68 that had because of the wind,” Massey said. She birdied the par-S 14th and Lategamesnotincluded T—3:01. A—28,244. Tekulve W6-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 EAST LYM E — William W. Loika, who coached the Central o-Bllly Andrade 7078— 148 East Division a b rh M . ab r h bl hltlllnl975. DENVER — Chris Johnson tied her with Massey and' Judy “ It was a real factor.” I7th holes to move to 5-under, but RHndsn cf 5 2 3 0 Bernzrd2b 4 0 1 1 Umpires—Home, Marsh; First, STREAKS Connecticut State University football team for 18 years, W L Pet. OB MeSherry; Second, (tavldson; Third, birdied all the par-5 holes and shot Dickinson. The tall, angular Johnson, a New York 46 32 .473 — Mtngly 1b 5 0 2 2 Butler cf 4 0 0 0 Twins 10, A’s l The Philadelphia Phillies have Surpassed including nine straight winning seasons between 1965 and 1973, encountered sand trouble at both Seniors results Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Carter If 4 12 1 Halllon. the 1 million marklnhomeattendancefor14 her second straight 2-under-par 70 28-year-old from Tucson, Ariz., Montreal 50 47 .515 15Vz T—2:40. A—25,892. has died of cancer. Dickinson ballooned to a 77 on 15 and 18 and bogeyed both. Philadelphia 50 50 .500 17 Kittle dh 2 0 0 1 Thrntn dh 4 0 0 0 consecutive seasons. Friday to take a one-stroke lead at Easier dh OAKLAND MINNESOTA Friday and was at 145. appeared comfortable as the front­ SCARBOROUGH, N.Y . — Rrst-round St. Louis 46 54 .440 21 10 0 0 Snyder rf 4 0 0 0 SWINGS Loika, who also played briefly with the New York Giants of the the halfway point of the $300,000 Chicago 44 55 Vz Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Tablerib 3 12 0 O b rh M O b rh M Pittsburgh's Jim Morrison leads the Defending champion Pat Brad­ runner. She twice moved to 5- "I had it going for a while, but I scores Friday In the S250,000 M errill .444 22 Posqua If Phillips 2b 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 5 3 4 2 Major Laagua statistics National Football League, was 64 when he died Thursday at his LPGA National Pro-Am. Lynch-Golt Digest Commerative, Pittsburgh 41 57 .4182 25 10 0 0 MHallph 1 0 10 Pirates with 12 homers. Last season Jason ley, the Tour’s leading money under to give her a 2-shot cushion got a little tired coming in,” she Rndiph 2b 3 0 10 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 DHIII 3b 4 0 0 0 Beane If 4 0 0 0 Thompson hit 12 for the entire 1985season to home in the Niantic section of East Lyme. ployed on the oar-TJ, 6, 543yard Sleepy West DIvIslen Canseco If 4 0 0 0 Johnson, a two-time winner on winner, stayed in contention des­ on the field, but each time she gave said. " I was able to get the ball on Houston 57 45 .55? — Tollesonss 3 0 10 Franco ss 4 12 1 (taettl3b 3 2 12 Complele through gomes of Thursday leadtheteam. Hollow Country Club: Pglrulo3b Bochtelb 4 0 10 Brnnskyrf 3 2 11 CeSU compiled a 1-8 record in the 1964 season when Loika took the circuit, tamed gusty winds to pite a 75. Bradley was at 2-over 146. shots back on the next hole with the green, and not too far away, Chi Chi Rodriquez 3034-64 Son Francisco S3 49 .520 4 3 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 1111 AMERICAN LEAGUE SPEAKING Skinner c 3 1 1 0 Allansonc 2 0 0 0 Lansfrddh 3 0 0 0 Loudnerc 3 0 13 "You don't have to get hit hord to lose over. But by the tim e he retired in 1982, the Blue Devils had won take the lead over Amy Alcott and Dale Douglass 3333— 46 San Diego 50 51 .495 4Vi Murphyef 3 0 0 0 TEAM BATTING Winds gusting to 30 mph buffeted bogeys. most of the time today. I saved par Lee Elder Los Angeles 49 52 .485 7Vz CWshtn ph 10 0 0 Bandoc 10 0 0 Smallydh 3 10 0 AB R H HR RBI Pct sometimes" — Detroit reliever Bill Camp­ 55 percent of their 166 games under the coach who was known for Debbie Massey. Alcott had one of 3332— 67 Espino c 0 0 0 0 MItavIs rf 3 0 0 0 Hatcher lb 4 1 1 0 bell, the victim of Cleveland'sf our-run rally Lone Tree and Glenmoor country Playing at Lone Tree, she a couple of times on the front. I Bill Collins 32-35—67 Cincinnati 47 52 .475 8'/> Tettletonc 2 0 0 0 Toronto 344? 544 1004 120 515 .275 his hard work and composure. the day’s best rounds, a 3-under 69, Bob Charles Atlanta 44 55 .455 lOVj Totals 31 3 0 3 Totals 32 4 ? 4 Lmbrdz2b 4 12 2 New York 3520 534 949 125 49? .275 In the eighth Inning In the Tigers' 6-7 loss clubs, a pair of links-type layouts bagged birdies at Nos. 7 and 9, birdied all the par-5s, I had a 3633—67 Griffin ss 3 1 1 1 (tagness 4 0 0 0 Thursdaynlght. while Massey, who began the day Arnold Palmer 3334— 67 Friday's (tames Akerflds p 0 0 0 0 aeveland 3413 493 933 93 440 .273 "H e was a coach of coaches,” said Richard L. Judd, executive that feature few natural hitting her wedge to six feet at the chip-in, and I didn’t have a Gene LIttler Montreal at New York, 7:35 p.m. New York 120 000 000—3 Boston 3402 445 912 75 438 .248 SEASONSAugust2 tied for the lead, had a 73. 3633— 67 Cleveland OOx Totals 10 1 2 1 Totals 33 101010 dean of CCSU. “ He was genuine, low-key and a dedicated person. windbreaks. seventh and chipping in at the three-putt.” Peter Thomson 3333— 48 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 (11) 130 001 —4 Baltimore 3435 440 911 108 434 .245 1904— The Chicago White Sox, known as (tame Winning RBI — Franco (5). Texas 3488 440 921 .104 431 .244 the "Hitless Wonders," began their Ameri­ N ever once in a coaching environment did he become an angry George Canning 3335— 48 Plttsburgh4,St. LoulsO Oakland 016-1 Bob Brue Houston at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. E—Pogllorulo. DP—New York 1, Clev6 ooo 000 Minnesota 3444 478 912 135 455 .2^ can League record 19game winning streak, Woody Hayes type. 3634— 48 land 1. LOB—New York 10, Cleveland 4 Minnesota no 110 I3x—10 Bob Goolbv .J3333—48 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Detroit 3501 492 914 118 458 .242 one that would be matched only by the 1947 2B—Mattingly, Jacoby, Tabler, Franco. (tame Winning RBI — (taetti (5). Milwaukee 3375 422 882 45 399 .241 New York Yankees. Bobby Nichols 3634-68 Atlanta at San Francisco, 11:05 p.m. E—(taetti, Phllllps.LOB—Minnesota 5. Gov Brewer 3634— 48 ' Saturday's (tames 3B—Carter. HR—Carter (17). SB— California 3422 500 888 104 449 .259 1907 — Walter Johnson made his malor Bears' McGinnis Is teaching Britons RHenderson 2 (62), Nixon ( ). SF—Kittle. 28—Lombordozzl, Puckett, Laudner. 3B— Miller Barber 3333— 48 Chicago (Sanderson 37) at Philadelphia 8 Seattle 3503 489 894 104 442 .256 league debut with the Washington Senators Puckett. HR—(taetti 122), Brunonskv Oakland 3487 440 880 94 427 .252 and lost 3-2to the Detroit Tigers. Thefirsthit Olympic Hall of Fame adds heroes Roberto De Vincenzo 3334— 4? (K.Gross 68), 3:20 p.m. (1?), Griffin (3), Puckett (22) .SF—Goettl Walt ZembrIskI 3334—4? Cincinnati (Browning 96) at Los Angeles IP H RER BB SO Chicago 3351 438 834 74 410 .249 he ever vleldedwosabuntsInglebyTy Cobb. By Matthew Nugent call a time out,” he said. Bob ToskI (Perra 1-1), 3:20 p.m. New York Kansas City 3478 400 857 79 377 .244 The Tigers beat hlm7-4exactly 20 yearslater HOUSTON — Debbie Meyer, the first woman to win three 3334— 49 Guidry L,6? 7 8 4 3 2 4 IP H R ER BB SO on Walter .Johnson (tav In the nation's The Associated Press Since Tuesday, players from Orvlll Moody 3635— 6? Atlanta (Alexander 1-3) at San Fran­ Ooktand INDIVIDUALBATTING individual gold medals in an Olympic Games, and triple gold cisco (LaCoss 96), 4:05 p.m. Fisher 1 1 0 0 0 0 190ormoreatbats. capital. local league teams, the London Harold Henning 3337— 70 aovofand CYoung L,7-7 4 1-3 5 4 4 2 4 medalist Glenn Davis, were inducted into the United States Al Chandler 3634—71 Montreal (Martipez 33) at New York AB R H HR RBI Pct 1940— Joe Cronin hit for the cycle to lead LONDON — David McGinnis, a Ravens and Streatham Olympi­ Billy Maxwell (Aguilera 63), 7:05 p.m. Oelkers 5 2-3 8 3 3 3 2 Akerfelds 3 2-3 5 4 3 2 3 Boggs Bsn 348 40 120 5 45 .345 the Boston Red Sox too 1Z9 victory over the Olympic Hall of Fame on Friday. 3335— 70 PNIekro W,67 2 1-3 0 0 0 3 2 Minnesota Tigers at Detroit. Chicago Bears defensive coach, ans, have struck up a friendship Al Balding 3335— 70 St. Louis (Tudor 35) at Pittsburgh Mattingly NY 432 72 144 1? 72 .338 Also entering the Hall were decathlete Bruce Jenner, a 1976 Butch Baird (McWilliams 26), 7:05 p.m. Camocho S,14 1 0 0 0 0 1 Blylevn W,10- Puckett Min 438 75 148 21 41 .338 1979 — New York Yankees captain gave himself an extra hour’s work with McGinnis.i 3634— 70 T—2:39. 10 ? 2 1 1 1 15 Thurman Munson perished In the crash of gold medal winner, the 1956 men’s basketball team, which, led by Art Sllvestrone 3335— 70 Houston (Scott 137) at San Diego Rice Bsn 385 58 127 9 42 .330 each day this week as the Super "David has been very helpful,” HBP—Laudner by CYoung. WP— Retcher Tex 324 57 105 2 29 .324 his private plane while practicing takeoffs Ben Smith 3634—70 (McCullers 35), 10:05 p.m. Yankaas 5, Indians 3 CYoung 2. Bill Russell and K.C. Jones, won the championship at the Bowl champions prepared for their said Leroy Harris, a linebacker Howie Johnson 3335— 70 Sunday's (tames Easier NY 338 44 109 8 4? .322 ondlandlngs at the Canton, Ohlo,alrport. Umpires—Home, Kaiser; Rrst, Scott; Yount Mil 318 50 102 3 25 .321 Melbourne Games, and Robert J. Kane, who was inducted in the exhibition game Sunday against with the Ravens. “ He’s taken the Ted Kroll 3336— 71 Montreal at New York, 1:35 p.m. Second, Palermo; Third, Cooney. Gordon Jones 37-34— 71 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Second (tame Bell Tor 404 49 129 23 78 .318 special contributor’s category. Kane is the founder of the U.S. the Dallas Cowboys. time to explain things to us. It's not T—2:25. A—14655. Fernndz Tor 434 43 137 5 42 .314 OIck Hendrickson / 3338— 71 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. NEW YORK CLEVELAND Olympic Festival. McGinnis stayed behind after like soccer where managers and Bruce Crompton 3336— 71 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. a b rh M O b rh b l Joyner Cal 404 40 128 21 74 .315 Fred Haas 37-34— 71 Houston at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. RHdson dh 3 10 0 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Carter Cle 395 42 123 14 46 .311 Fishing the daily two-hour workouts at the coaches rarely spend time with Jack Fleck 3637— 71 Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. CWshtn cf 5 12 0 Francoss 3 0 0 0 National Laagua rasults Bernzrd Xle 357 55 110 10 44 .308 National Sports Centre while eve­ local teams.” Carter rf 4 0 0 0 Ward Tex 295 42 91 4 3? .308 Billy Cosper 3337— 72 Mtngly 1b 5 1 2 2 McEnroe, O’Neal Joined In marriage ryone else rode the bus back to the The experience has been an Jim Ferree 3636— 72 Easier If 4 12 2 MHall If 2 1 20 PIratas 4, Cardinals 0 Griffey NY 196 33 40 9 24 .303 American League raaulta 0 0 Sheets Bit 201 28 41 10 41 .303 Bears’ hotel. He held a coaching interesting and rewarding one for Jim Cochran 37-35—72 Posqua rf 5 1 1 0 Jacoby3b ro iniand fishing advisary OYSTER BAY, N.Y. — Tennis star John McEnroe married Dan Morgan 3337— 72 Pgirulo 3b 4 0 10 Snyder 3b 4 1 1 1 J^ynn Bit a i 51 85 17 52 .302 clinic for Britons who play the McGinnis. Charles Slttord Rangera 7. Brewera 2 Espino c 2 0 0 1 Toblerlb 3 0 11 STLOUIS PITTSBURGH Ogllvle M il 245 22 74 3 38 .302 actress Tatum O’Neal in a private ceremony Friday at an old 3337— 72 ab r h M O b rh M DEP field personnel Indicate that American brand of football in Buck Adams 3635^73 FIschlln 2b 4 0 10 CCastlll dh 4 0 10 Ripken Bit 377 54 114 14 54 .302 trout fishing Is generally slow In stately brick Catholic church. Julius Boros Tollesonss 4 0 10 Bandoc 4 0 2 0 Coleman If 4 0 10 Bonds Cf 4 0 0 0 Baines Chi 383 53 115 13 5? .300 leagues that are springing up all “ They learn, and know a lot 3336-^73 R rst (tame OSmIthss 4 0 0 0 Bonilla If 2 2 11 Connecticut. Good trout fishing Is Jerry Barber 37-34— 73 Allonsn pr 0 0 0 0 Barfield Tor 381 44 114 24 73 .299 reported nights at East Twin Lake, The 27-year-old groom, whose parents live in Oyster Bay Cove, over England. about the game already,” he said. Doug Sanders TEXAS MILWAUKEE Nixon cf 3 1 0 0 Herr 2b 3 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 11 Beniquez Bit 229 30 46 4 21 .297 3637— 73 ab r h M ab r h bl Mc(taecf 3 0 0 0 Morrlsn3b 3 12 2 West H ill Pond and Mount Tom Pond; has made headlines for his spectacular game as well as his angry “ They are so eager to learn the “ What the British game needs now |V Lionel Herbert 3637—73 Thrntn ph 10 10 Hossey Chi 194 24 57 4 29 .294 days at Roaring Brook, Rainbow Tom NIeporte McOwelcf 5 0 0 0 Molltor3b 4 0 10 Butler pr 0 0 0 0 Ford rf 3 0 0 0 MBrown rf 2 000 Murray Bit 289 38 85 11 52 .294 outbursts at referees and officials or hecklers at his tennis game, they listen to everything is a regular flow of coaches from 37-36—73 Fletchrss 5 13 0 Yountet 4 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 3 0 10 RRevIds rf 2 0 0 0 Reservoir and the Farmington River. Sam Sneod 3637—73 Totals 34 5 10 5 Totals 33 3 0 2 DHIII Oak 206 21 61 2 14 .293 Trout fishing Is fair to good days, at matches. they are told, digest it, and then the United States.” Gardner Dickinson OBrlenlb 4 1 1 1 Cooperlb 4 0 0 0 Hurdle 1b 3 0 10 TPenoc 3 0 10 Orta Kan 219 23 44 5 28 .292 3637—73 Incvgllart 4 0 1 0 GThmsdh 4 0 0 0 Lvilre c 3 0 10 Bream 1b 3 0 0 0 East Twin Lake, trolling at a depth ot But the McEnroes kept a curious crowd of 500 neighborhood ask intelligent questions” McGin­ Charles Owens 37-37—74 New York 030 010 003—S AOavIs Sea 279 44 81 12 46 .290 approximately 25 feet. Fair to good The extra work has cut into Dan Sikes Porter dh 5 12 1 Riles ss 4 13 0 Cleveland 000 210 000-3 Mathews p 10 0 0 Khallfass 3 0 0 0 Hrbek Min 352 43 102 23 70 .290 residents at bay during his wedding as about a dozen private nis said. 3339— 74 Sierra It 3 2 1 0 Deer rt 4 11 1 Lndrm ph 1 0 10 Rhodenp 2 12 0 conditions are also reported at Cedar McGinnis’ time for sightseeing,' Doug Ford 3636—74 (tame Winning RBI — Mattingly (8). Collins Det 287 35 83 1 19 .289 Lake, Mashapaug Lake, Beach Pond, security guards and an equal number of hamlet police officers Slought c 4 12 0 Braggs If 4 0 10 E—Easier, Franco, Candlottl. DP—New Burris p 0 0 0 0 MHall Cle 277 48 80 17 40 .289 “ I don’t mind answering their but he will get to visit dne place he Bill Johnston 3639-75 Buechle3b 3 12 5 (3antnr2b 3 0 11 Oquendph 1000 Crystal Lake In Ellington, Rogers Lake Mike Souchok 3340— 75 York Z Cleveland 1. LOB—New York 10, PBrodlev Sea 321 48 92 7 31 .287 and the Wllllmantic River Trout Man­ kept spectators off church property. questions at all. It’s something that has always wanted to see, Wemb­ Joe Jimenez Harrah2b 4 0 10 Oronec 3 0 10 Cleveland 7. 2B—Snyder. HR—Easier (?), Telota 39 0 S0 Totals 37 4 7 4 36-36—74 Ogllvle ph 10 0 0 OBrIen Tex 347 52 99 12 S3 .285 agement Area. we are all obliged to do while we ley Stadium, site of. Sunday’s Fred Howkins 3639— 77 Mattingly (20). SB—Pogllarulo (3), MHall (tarda Tor 320 SO 91 4 37 .284 Bass fishing Is generally good. East Totals 37 7 13 7 Totals 35 3 8 3 (3), CWoshlngton (5), Nixon (?), RHender­ StLoiris 080 000 000-0 are here. We are ambassadors for exhibition game. f George Boyer 3939-78 Pittsburgh 101 000 OOx—4 LansfOrd Oak 377 49 107 10 41 .284Twin Lake boasts excellent fishing for . Mike Fetchick 4040-80 son (43). SF—Espino. M olltor M il 194 34 55 4 24 . 284 both largemouth and smallmauth bass , Chi Chi Rodriquez leads Seniors American football and we have to toxos 630 101 m - 7 IF H R ER BB SO (tame Winning RBI — Ray (5). ‘Tve read so much about Mllwoukoo 030 000 000-3 DP—StLouls 2, Pittsburgh 3. LOB— Barrett Bsn 394 54 112 2 28 .283at- night. Winchester Lake, Bolton try and pass on some of pur A; New Yoik (talffin Oak 347 43 104 2 32 .283Lake, Black Pond, Wononscopomuc SCARBOROUGH, N .Y. - Chi Chi Rodriquez, leading Wembley, it’s one of the most (tame Winning RBI — Buechele (4). JNIekro 4 2-3 5 3 3 4 1 StLouls 2, Pittsburgh 6 2B—Ray, Rhoden Z knowledge to those who want to AP photo E—OBrIen, Sierra. DP—Milwaukee 2. Bonilla, Morrison. HR—Morrison (13). Franco Cle 383 47 108 4 38 .282Lake and the Connecticut River and Its money-winner on the Seniors PG A Tour, shot a 6-under-par 64 for historic stadiums in the world,” he LPGA results Fisher W,65 31-3 1 0 0 0 4 (tantner Mil 314 37 89 5 24 .282coves all provide good bdss fishing. learn our game,” he said. LOB—Texas 7, Milwaukee 7. 2B—Riles, Rlghettl S,24 1 2 0 0 0 0 SB—Coleman (49). S—Rhoden. the first-round lead in the $250,000 Merrill Lynch-Golf Digest said. “ I ’m looking forward to Sierra. 3B—Buechele. HR—Buechele (14), IP H R ER BB SO Lacy Bit 354 57 100 9 40 .281Good largemouth bass fishing Is Chicago Bears’ quarterback Jim McMahon (9) sweeps aeveland TrtoMI Sea 313 48 88 14 43 .281reported at Pachaug Pond, Moodus Commemorative at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club. But there was one request that seeing it this weekend. With two of DENVER—Second-round results Friday OBrIen (13). SB—M ollto r (6). SF— Candlottl L,108 1-3, 9 5 5 4 5 StLouls In the $300,000 LPGA Notional ProAm , (tantner. 8 Mathews L6-3 5 4 4 4 2 1 Sveum M il 218 25 41 4 27 .280Reservoir and Waregan Reservoir McGinnis had to refuse this week. the best teams in the N FL playing wide as offensive iineman Tom Thayer moves out to Wills 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Johnson Tor 229 33 44 11 43 .279(Quinebaug Lake). Smallmouth bass The 50-year-old Rodriquez, who has earned $219,114 this year, played on the Glenmoor and Lone Tree IP N R ER BB SO HBP—RHenderson by Candlottl. WP— Burris 3 1 0 0 2 2 “ When one guy asked me to show in such a setting it will be quite a block during a practice play at the (team workout in Country Club courses: Texas FHtsburoh Gibson Det 248 53 49 17 51 .278fishing Is good at Wyassup Lake. had seven birdies and one bogey over the 6,545-yard course to JNIekro 2. PB— Espino. Brett Kan 310 50 84 10 45 .277 Good to excellent fishing for pike Is him my game plan book I had to spectacle for the fans.” Chris Johnson 7070—140 BWIttW6-9 416 7 2 1 0 7 mpires—Home, Bremlgan; Rrst, Roe; Rhoden W,116 9 5 0 0 0 2 take a two-stroke lead over Dale Douglass, No. 2 money-winner London Friday. Amy Alcott 7340—141 MohorclcS,2 2 33 1 0 0 0 2 Umpires— Home, Engel; Rrst, Qulck; GWalker Chi 275 34 74 12 49 .274reported on the Connecticut River and Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Lepperd. LAParlsh Tex 241 34 72 15 SB .274 In Its coves. Good conditions are also at $216,156 and winner of three events this year. Debbie Massey 4673—141 Mllwoukoo T-3:17. A—45,934. Second, RIpplev; Third, Pallone. Sue Foglaman 4674—142 Leary L,7-11 4 2-3 7 4 4 2 5 T—1:59. A—9,794. RHendSOn NY 398 94 110 18 54 .274Indicated on Bantam River. Barb Bunkowsky 71-72—143 Wegman 416 4 3 3 1 2 Downing Cal 338 43 93 12 54 .275 Although there are no general condi­ Hollis Stacy 7372—144 HBP—Buechele by Weamaa TaMer Cle 2S8 31 71 4 23 .275tion reports, one 27-Inch pickerel was MItzl Edge 7372—144 0rlnlas7,BlusJays3 Brunonskv Min 403 51 110 18 55 .273taken at Wononscopomuc Lake during Yanks’ Wynegar undergoing tests DHedson Sea 305 48 83 13 42 .272the past week. Trio to be inducted into basebiaii Haii Penny Hammel 7074—144 Shirley Furlong 71-73—144 Angala3.Marinara2 BALTIMORE TORONTO AAoses Sea 232 32 43 1 27 .272 Fishing for kokanee has been excel­ CLEVELAND — The New York Yankees have placed catcher Transactions BdehteOak 258 40 70 5 27 .271lent nights, at East Twin Lake, at a Lynn Adams 7074—144 o b 'rh M o b r h M Butch Wynegar on the restricted list while he undergoes medical Bv The Associated Press 23. “ It was all downhill from there,” and died in 1977 at the age of 69, Nancy White 7372—145 JBonlll 3b 4 0 0 0 Fernndzss 4 0 0 0 ReJocksn Cal 270 42 73 9 35 .270depth of 25 feet. Good kokanee fishing CALIFORNIA SEATTLE BBonllla Chi 234 27 43 2 34 .349days Is Indicated at Wononscopomuc 'But he’s remembered as much McCovey says with a laugh. nine years before he would be Barbara Pendergost 77-46—145 O b rh M Ob r h M Laevrf 4 1 1 0 Mullnks3b 4 0 10 tests, the American League team said Friday. Cathy Kratzert 7373—145 4 14 0 Mosebvcf 4 0 10 Hulett Chi 287 35 77 10 » .346and East Twin Lakes at a depth of 28 to COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - Willie for the line drive right at New York He was the only member chosen inducted posthumously. Often Grlch2b 3 0 1 0 Moses cf 4 1 1 0 Lynnct Whitaker Det 385 42 103 12 39 J46 30 feet. Wynegar was replaced on the Yankees’ rosterby catcher Juan M yra Blockwelder 7373—145 Joyner 1b 4 0 0 0 PBradlylf 4 0 2 0 Shelby ct 1000 Bell If 4 12 1 BASEBALL McCovey, remembered as much Yankees second basemaa Bobby by the Baseball Writers Associa­ called the slowest player in major- Judy Dickinson 4677—145 Ripken ss 5 1 1 0 Barfield rf 4 1 1 0 American League Armos Bsn 204 18 55 4 19 .247 Fishing for panflsh Is excellent Espino, who was called up from their Class AAA affiliate in DeCncs3b 3 1 1 1 Presley 3b 3 1 1 1 Jacoby Cle 343 47 97 11 54 .347thsoughout the eastern district; good for an out he made as for his 521 Richardson for the final out of the tion of America. league history, Lombardi needed Sherri Turner 7374—144 Downing If 2 1 0 0 Phelps 1b 3 0 11 Beniquz If 4 2 3 2 Upshaw 1b 4 0 10 NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed Butch Columbus, Ohio. Dale Eggellng 7373—144 3 0 0 0 Dodddh 4 1 1 2 Whitt c 4 1 1 1 Wynegar, catcher, on the I'estrlcted list. White Kan 371 44 99 13 54 .247In the west, with East Twin Lake, home runs, will be inducted into seventh game of the 1962 World Doerr and Lombardi were se­ 39 years to reach Cooperstown. Hendrck rt 4 1 3 2 ADovlsdh McDwell Tex 373 48 99 13 34 .344Bantam Lake, Wononscopomuc Lake Wynegar returned to New York on Thursday for tests after he Susie Berning 71-75—144 Burlosn T rig b llrf 4 0 0 0 Dempsyc 4 0 0 1 Leach dh 4 0 11 Recalled Juan Espino, catcher, from baseball’s Hall of Fame Sunday Series. The tying run was on third lected by the Veterans Committee. Dana Howe Chancellor 7373—144 4 0 2 0 Troberlb 4 12 2 (tarda 2b 3 0 0 0 Columbus of thelnterngflonalntemattonallj League. McRae Kan 192 IS 51 4 31 .346and the Connecticut River among the complained of fatigue, team spokesman Harvey Greene said. Schoflld ss 4 Off® irodlevc Pgirulo NY 334 54 89 23 54 .364more likely areas. Yellow perch, white along with two old-timers, Bobby and the winning run on second at Called by teammate Ted Willi­ He spent his 17-year career from LeAnn Cossadoy 7374—144 Boonoc 4 0 1 0 Owonss 3 0 0 0 (tatlerz3b 4 0 0 0 tonal League Jody Rosenthal 71-75—144 30 713 7 Totals 15 3 0 3 NEW YORK METS^-SlonedM E T » ^ o n e ( Lee Moz- 54 .344 McCovey, the 6-foot-4 first base- tell them I ’d like to be remembered through 1951, with a .288 lifetime Reds. His .306 career average and Presley Sea 403 58 104 19 49 .344 Pat Bradley 71-75—144 CoUfornla LOB— B a ltim o re 4, T oronto 5. 2B— BASKETBALL man who spent most of his 22-year as the guy who hit the line drive average and drove in 100 runs six 190 home runs, and his two NL Down Coe 7374-144 AAulllnIks, Beniquez 2. 3B—Whitt. HR— PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— UpshowTor 343 40 94 3 39 J44 CANTON, Ohio — Raymond Berry and Gene Stallings, who Bell(24),Dodd(1),Traber(4).SB—Mosebv Announced that Michael Holton,guard,hos Coles Det 313 37 82 13 51 .343 were high school teammates, will be the opposing head coaches career with the San Francisco over Bobby Richardson’s head.” times. His best season was 1950, batting championships (1938,1942) Vicki Fargon 7374—144 - (tame Winning RBI — DaCInces (0). Canseco Oak 393 SS 103 23 83 J42 Beth Solomon 7374—147 DP—California 3, Seottle 2. LOB— (23). signed an offer sheet. Giants, is ninth on the all-time One of the few players to play in when he hit .294 and with 27 homers gave him fame. IF H RER BB SO FOOTBALL Incvglla Tex 340 SO 89 17 ST M t Saturday when the New England Patriots play the St. Louis Sally Little 7077—147 California 5, 5. 3B—PBrodlev, Owen Sea 344 43 90 0 31 J43 home run list and has more homers four separate decades, McCovey and 120 RBI. Sandra Spuzich 7375—147 lay HR—DeCInces Nottonol FeetboB League NFL axhiUtion sctiaduia Cardinals in the Hall of Fame game, the N F L’s exhibition Both McCovey and Doerr will be SBradley. 3B- 716 3 3 0 4 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived OedttMn Bsn 296 2i 77 8 39 .340 than any left-handed hitter in broke into the major leagues in He also had a streak of 414 Cindy Rarick 7077—147 (13),Hondrlcf rteson. Dixon W,106 8 Randolph NY 354 52 92 1 37 JIO oMner. I present for the ceremonies, sche­ Rosie Jonas 75-73-^147 BordI 126 0 0 0 0 2 Mott Kofler, quarterback. ^ -v National League history. He led July, 1959, after being called up chances in the field without an Toronto Trammll Det 343 54 94 9 39 .340 ANThttoSEDT /Prior to the game’s 2:30 pjn. EDT kickoff, Paul Homung, Ken duled to begin at 2:30 p.m. ED’T. Jon Stephenson 7$-73—147 R IR ■■ to Herndon Det 201 21 S3 4 22 .259 the league in homers three times from Phoenix and promptly hit two error. Becky Pearson 60-7B—147 CoUfoniki KOV L.9-7 , NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Announced lehirBeyTOgiiw Houston, Fran Tarkenton, Willie Lanier and Doak Walker will Lombardi’s plaque will be ac­ Elchhorn the retirettient of Sebastian Brown, wide Smoltoy Min 301 40 78 14 41 .299 HgRefFgmeeenw and in RBI twice and his 18 grand singles and two triples in his first Lombardi, a catcher, was embit­ Susie McAllister 71-74—147 Sutton W.10-7 3 2 7 4 Bush Min 234 34 98 4 30 ,257 Join 128 others enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. cepted by his sister, Mrs. William Sherrin Smyers 4070—141 DMooroS,13 0 0 1 2 Lamp redever. New England vASt.ljouffotCanten, Ohio, slams are second on the all-time game. They came off Robin tered at not being elected to the COMflll NEW YORK JETS—Signed Skip Peete, CooperMII 321» 81 7 S3 ,2S7 2;Xp.m. . o Lenhardt. Jonet Coles 7676—141 iaam o LNPorlshDet 327 S3 84 22 43 .257 major league list to Lou Gehrig’s Roberts, a future Hall of Famer. Hall of Fame the first time around Marta RguerooDottl 7375—141 Longston L,96 9 3 3- 4 7 Clarke wide receiver. Waived Dwight Bingham, BK—Dixon. defensive end. Butler a e 3S5 41 91 3 X .254 Chicago vt. Oollat at London, 1 p.m. Julie Cole 7374-141 BK—Langston. MDovIs Ogk 309 43 79 11 35 .254 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 — U FOCUS A M C C News A big bad wolf is knocking on doors of the elderly

many of our elderly and not so Editor's note; This column is from Maine to Oregon adding fuel 2,854. In December 1985, the million said Bill, who also happens Weddings elderly, is part and parcel of a Some of the questions we need to provided by the staff of Manches­ to the watch fires of already population was 5,813. Of these men to chair the Prison and Jail growing fear of violent crime (and ask: Are we safer now with the ter Area Conference of Churches. anxious citizens. and women, 4,625 were serving Overcrowding Commission and is anger againsT^the perpetrators) institution of new senteneing laws One of the results of such media sentences and 1,188 were awaiting a very knowledgeable guy indeed. that is welling iTp in the general than we were 10 years ago? Can we By Nancy Carr attention to spectacular crime is trial. There are, of course, the day-to- public. According to the Attorney afford the spiraling costs of MACC Director good folk like Mom living behind A$ a result of the new and day operating costs of the penal General’s Task Force on Violent incarcerating more and more locked doors even though neither harsher sentencing laws, Connec­ system. The cost varies from one people for longer periods? Can we “ Who’s afraid of the big bad Crime (1981) "Crim e is at the she or her neighbors have ever ticut correctional institutions are correctional facility to another but afford not to incarcerate more wolf? the big'bad wolf — big bad forefront of concern for the Ameri­ been mugged or had their homes bursting at the seams. We barely a conservative estimate would be people? Are there alternatives to wolf.” Remember that refrain? can people.” burglarized. But there are other avoided an overcrowding crisis at $20,000 a year per inmate. incarceration that will ensure our How well founded Is this growing Well, my friends, it seems to me effects of inaccurate information the end of 1985 despite double The Figgie Report emphasizes safety, be more humane and still concern? Figgie International, a that a lot of people are afraid these and misperception. Ignorance can celling as many inmates as facili­ citizen involvement in crime prev­ cost effective? days — not so much of the big bad multi-national corporation, be costly. ties can legally hold and expanding ention as the most frequently cited launched a massive national re­ The conference has been tradi­ wolf but afraid of being mugged, Inappropriately based fear is the penal system since 1981 solution to a most troubling prob­ tionally concerned with both the search project as a public service afraid of being raped, afraid of obviously a waste of time, energy through new construction, conver­ lem. The Task Force of the safety of the community and in 1980 to profile public attitude having the house burglarized. and personal resources, and there sion of existing space and the state National Commission on Causes justice for each individual citizen. I about crime. Among other find­ My mom, for one, had double is a price tag on chronic anxiety take over of police lock-ups in New and Prevention of Violence agrees We’ll be researching some of these ings, the Figgie Report documents locks put on the front and back and the installation of extra locks Haven and Hartford. Price tag for “ informed private citizens...can issues over the next months and a pronouncement against the me­ doors. Since Dad died, she’s added and alarms that many of our the current expansion? make a decisive difference in the sharing information with you. In dia and against politicians for ii y if deadbolts and special locks on all ^Werly can ill afford. Not so Bill Carbone, Undersecretary of prevention, detection and prosecu­ the meantime, as you plan your fall "fueling the fear of crim e” by the windows. She’s afraid and "obvious is the cost to each of us as the Justice Planning Division of tion of crime, the fair administra­ programs we ask you to consider creating stormy campaign rhe-' frankly she has a lot of company. taxpayers as this "fea r of crim e” the Office of Policy and Manage­ tion of justice and the restoration scheduling a speaker and discover­ toric and constant references to The friend next door, also a widow, expresses itself, as it has here in ment, told me this morning that of offenders to the community." ing some of the facts for "alarming new crime statistics." lives like Mom behind locked doors Connecticut and across the nation, approximately $40 million has To both statements MACC says yourselves. Our news media is often satu­ day and night. Ditto the retired in mandatory incarceration laws already been spent on new beds amen! To be involved, we need to NOTICE — One of the good folks A rated with news of horrifying couple on the corner. Mind you, and legislatively established de­ since 1981 (360 in Cheshire, 600 in be informed. Not concerning the who 'helped us out with the crimes. Even though, thanks be to we’re not talking about Brooklyn terminate or fixed term sentences. Enfield, 100 each added at Niantic gory details about the axe murder Interfaith Day Camp has left their God, we seldom experience bloody or even Hartford but Manchester, Did you, for instance, know that and Bridgeport). In the works are of the day but basic information watch in the kitchen at Concordia bludgeonings or mass murders Conn, arid Hamilton, Ohio, a quiet the inmate population of Connecti­ an additional 120 beds which about Ihe ABCs of crime, its Lutheran. There is an inscription here in Manchester or in Hartford, western town not too different cut jails and prisons has more than already have legislative approval definition, its statistical perime­ on the back. Call Concordia our daily doses of communications from our city of village charm. doubled in the past 10 years? The and are in ’the planning stages. ters, its prevention, detection and 649-5311, Day Camp thank yous details hair- raising happenings This pervasive fear troubling inmate population in 1975 was Estimated price tag? Another $100 prosecution. next week. U Bulletin Board

Retirement is topic Emanuel plans the week “ Is There Life After Retirem ent" is the title of the Here’s the week’s plan for Emanuel Lutheran program on Sunday at the Unitarian-Uniyersalist Church: Society East. A panel of four members will discuss the Sunday — 8 a.m., worship with holy communion: G Mrs. Frank T. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. John G. Zaras Mrs. David C. Maidment Mrs. David McConnell issues which retirement raises. The service is at 10:30 9:30 a.m., worship service: 10:45 a.m., youth to a.m., and there is child care available. Golfland after service. Sweeney-Nadeau Monday — 7:30 p.m., church council. Zaras-Thompson Maidment-McArdle McConnell-Dlana Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard. Here’s St. Mary’s week Wednesday — 1 p.m., confirmation curriculum Laura K. Nadeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Catherine Grace Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Karen Lee McArdle, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Gloria Diana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. meeting; 6:30 p.m., summer salad. J. Nadeau, of Fort Myers, Fla., and Frank T. Mrs. Roscoe L. Thompson of Manchester, recently James McArdle of 16 Benton St., married David The following events are scheduled this week at St. Diana of 141 Pitkin St., married David McConnell, son Thursaday — 9 a.m., staff meeting: 9 a.m. to noon. Sweeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sweeney of Rocky married John George Zaras, son of Bessie Zaras of Charles Maidment June 28 at Emanuel Lutheran M ary’s Episcopal Church: of William McConnell of Wethersfield, July 5 at the Confirmation* Resource Center: 10 a.m., prayer Hill, were married July 19 at La Renaissance in East Washington, D.C., at Second Congregational Church. Church. He is the son of Harry S. Maidment of 18 Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., service of holy home of the bride’s parents. group; 11; IS a.m., care and visitation; 4;30p!m.,staff Windsor. The Nadeau family formerly lived in The Rev. V. Joseph Milton officiated. The bride was Scarborough Road, and the late' Esther P. Maidment, eucharist; 11:15 a.m.. Outreach Committee meeting. The Rev. Thomas J. Barry officiated. The bride was picnic; 6:30 p.m., Scandia. Manchester. given in marriage by her father. Monday — 6:30 p.m.. Education Committee. Pastor Dale Gustafson officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. Theresa Soltys was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion service: Justice of Peace Peg Mueller officiated. The bride given in marriage by her father. Lois Ann Diana was maid of honor for her sister. were Tina Zaras, Cara Thompson, Anne Titus and 10:45 a.m., Bible study. was given in marriage by her father. ’ Another sister. Dr. Angelee Diana Carta, and Linda Linda Thomspon. Kim Lutz was maid of honor for her sister. Kathy Thursday — 7:10 pm., evening prayers; 7:30 p.m., Anne M. Simpson was maid of honor. The bride’s Roberts, Joanne McCarthy and Barbara Kennedy Alexander Zaras served as best man for his brother. Knox, Judy Dickson, Kathy Randazzo and Dana were bridesmaids. Bible study. sister, Linda Nadeau and Rebecca Boyle, were Saturday — 7:30 a.m., men’s club; 7:30 p.m.. Poets remembered Ushers were Panos Kakaviatos, Daniel Thompson, Sibrinsz were bridesmaids and Sonia Lutz was junior Raymond A. Diana, a brother of the bride, served as bridesmaids. Alcoholics Anonymous. Allen Titus and Jeff Kershner. bridesmaid. best man. Ushers were Leo Diana, Vincent Diana and A service commemorating The Night of the Warren Sweeney served as best man for his brother. After a reception at the Glastonbury Hills Country Paul Maidment served as best man for his brother. Thomas Diana, all also brothers of the bride: and Dr. Murdered Poets will be conducted Friday evening at The bridegroom’s father and David Parson were Club, the couple left for Cape Cod-. They live in Sutton, Alan Panciera, David Knox, Brett Giorgetti, Jeff Tris J. Carta, brother-in-law of the bride. South plans the week 8:15 at Beth El Temple, 2626 Albany Ave., West ushers. W. Va. Slater, Michael Shearer and Jak Knowlton were After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in Hartford. The service is in memory of 24 Soviet After a reception at La Renaissance, the couple left The bride, a 1977 graduate of Manchester High ushers. Bolton, the couple went on a trip to Washington and Here are the events planned at South United Jewish writers, actors and intellectuals who were for Aruba. They live in Rocky Hill. School, graduated in 1981 from Southern Connecticut Canada. They live in California. Methodist Church this week: executed on Aug. 12, 1952. A reception will follow the The bride graduated from Manchester High School State University where she majored in special After a reception at the Army and Navy Club, the The bride is a legal secretary. The bridegroom is Sunday — 10 a.m., service with Dr. Paul V. Kroll service, at which time materials will be distributed on in 1977 and from William Smith College in 1981. She is a education and minored in psychology. She is a teacher couple left for Maine and Canada. They live in Vernon. employed by IBM in Los Angeles, Calif. preaching on “ The Law of No Limitations.” the current situation facing Soviet Jews. For more senior software programmer at Aetna Life & of students with behavior disorders in Sutton. Wednesday — 9 a.m., fair workshop. information, call 232-4483. Casualty. The bridegroom, a graduate of Northwood (Md.) Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. The bridegroom graduated from East Windsor High High School, also graduated from Prince George’s School and served as a sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. College in Largo, Md. He served in the U.S. Air Force. This is Center’s plan He is employed by Cleary Millwork in Rocky Hill. He is self-employed. Engagements Gustafson to resign The following events are planned at Center Aloisio-Gaddi$ Congregational Church this week: The Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, administrative pastor Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship-and communion at Emanuel Lutheran Church, has resigned from his Whitehead-Callahan Taylor-Taylor service; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; summer position there in order to begin work as a career Elizabeth M. Gaddis, daughter of Gordon G. Gaddis Wethersfield, the couple left for England. They will counselor in Hartford. On Aug. 17, the congregation Dr. and Mrs. David Whitehead of church school: 11; 15 a.m., social hour. of Santa Rosa, Calif., recently married Michael J. live in Westwood. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Taylor will honor him with a farewell reception, in 48 Notch Road, Bolton, announce Wednesday — 2 p.m., healing prayers.^ Aloisio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rosario T. Aloisio of 41 The bride graduateil from Smith College and is a of Coventry, announce the engage­ celebration of his 10 years at Emanuel. Communion Htrald photo by Tuokor the engagement of their daughter, Friday — 7 p.m., wedding rehearsal. \ Oak Forest Drive, at Old St. Andrew’s Church in feljow of the Society of Actuaries. She is an assistant ment of their daughter, Kathleen will be celebrated at both the 8 and 9:30a.m. services, Deborah Ann Whitehead, to Mi­ Taylor, to Raymond G. Taylor, son Saturday — 3 p.m., wedding. ' 2 Bloomfield. actuary for John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. and Gustafson will preach at each. The reception will Parishioners admire shelter shower chael'Edward Callahan, son of The Rev David A. Owen officiated. The bridegroom graduated from Harvard Univer­ of Mr. and Mrs. Alton G. Taylor of follow the second service. Dianne Ress was maid of honor and John Kelly sity in 1975 and also is a fellow in the Society of Barbara T. Callahan of 413Summit Coventry. St., and the late Reginald G. The Rev. Joseph Kelly of St. James $ 2 i^ 8 from a special collection for served as best man. Actuaries. He is an associate actuary at John The bride-elect, a Coventry High Rev. Bohiman re-elected Callahan. Church, and Michael Clementine and After a reception at the Standish House in Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. School graduate, is attending INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Lutheran Church- shelter renovations. The shelter has The bride-elect earned her Manchester Community College. Missouri Synod, a conservative denomination of 2.8 Nazarenes have vacation school John Dunne, members of the church’s installed a new bathroom and shower bachelor’s degree in biology at She is employed by General million, has re-elected the Rev. Ralph A. Bohimann as The Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., will hold a St. Vincent DePaul Society, from left, for the handicapped, plus two other Central Connecticut State Univer­ Business Services of Manchester. president on a first ballot over four other candidates. vacation Bible School, Comd'Follow Jesus, the week sity and her master’s degree in admire a new shower, one of the new showers and a men’s room on the first News for Senior Citizens The prospective bridegroom, a He got 576 of 1,121 votes cast, 129 more than his of Aug. 11 to 15 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The closing biochemistry at the University of renovations of the Manchester Area graduate of Coventry High School nearest competitor, the Rey.. Robert C. Sauer, but ceremony is Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. Those who want a ride in floor. The shelter houses an average of Connecticut. She is employed at and Havard H. Ellis Regional only nine votes more than the majority needed for the church van or more information, may call Conference of Churches’ homeless 11 to 15 people on summer nights and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti­ Vocational Technical School in election on the first ballot. 646-8599. shelter at 446 Main St. Parishioners gave more than 30 many winter nights. Seniors’ picnic is Thursday more, Md. Danielson, is employed by United The prospective bridegroom, Technologies in East Hartford. earned his bachelor’s degree in The couple plans an October Editor's note: This column is The senior center will be closed Medicare Assistance & Informa- English at Eastern Connecticut wedding. prepared by the staff of the the last two weeks in August for tion — Aug. 7 (call for State College. He is employed by Reli^ous Services Manchester Senior Citizens’ refurbishing. Volunteers are appointment) the Callahan Group Inc., a soft­ Center. needed to help with all the chores. Blood Pressure Screening — ware development company. The first Mormon church was Greetings, If interested, please call the Aug. 13, 9 to 11:30 a.m. (A-Z) sonctuory; 10 a.m. church school. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. The couple plans a Nov. 28 organized by Joseph Smith in AMembllM of God Child care provided. (647-9941) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Roman Catholic center. Your efforts will certainly Transportation to and from the Sfewort Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Unitarian Univaraallat The Manchester Senior Citizens’ wedding at St. Bridget Church. Fayette, N.Y., in 1830. First Cenprepatlenol Church ef An- p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ Kathleen Taylor Calvary Church (Assemblies of Church ef the Assumption, Adams Uniterlen Unlversullsl Seclety-Ruet, Center is planning an evening be appreciated. center (call for ride). dever. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. vice, nurserv. (649-3472) Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ Ood), 400 Bucklond Rood, South H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship Prover line, 6464731, 24 hours. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. picnic this Thursday at 5 p.m. The Individuals attending the Har- ' Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, North United Methodist Church, 300 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., hours through Aug. 31:10a.m. Nurserv Oespel Hull, Center Street, Manches­ Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at menu will consist of hot dogs, kness Memorial State Park trip MENU FOR THE WEEK pentor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 care provided. Adult second hour ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 service. Nursery care and youth a.m., worship, child-care and nursery; Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) beans, salad, dessert and bever­ this Monday are reminded to take Monday: none. study group, 11:15 a.m. (742-7696) o. m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospelnett, minister of visitation. Summer religious education. Coffee hour after 7:00 p.m., eyenlno service of praise and meeting. St. Bortheiemew's Church, 741 E. service. (646-5151) age. In addition, we will have the a lunch and that the bus will leave Tuesjjay: none. First Cenorepatlenal Church ef Cev- worship service: 9 o.m. Nurserv for Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Bible preaching. (644-1102) enfry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. the center at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday: pasta and sauce, About Town children age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday pleasure of listening to the “ Savo­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Jahovah’s WItnaaaas mossatSp.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, yards” under the direction of Gail UPCOMING SENIOR TRIPS: garlic bread, vegetable, dessert, Baptist ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In South United Methodist Church, 1226 10 and 11 :X a.m. Vyeed. 1) Cape Cod — Sept. 12 to 14. beverage. Church Lane' House. Nurserv core Jehevoh's witnesses, 647 Tolland Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., provided. (742-8487) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con- Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ $157.50 includes 5 meals, transpor­ Thursday: picnic — hot dogs, Communlly Baptist Church, 585 E. Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and Men golfers are reminded that Red Cross trains volunteers Marriages and Deaths (1638-1845):’ ’ "The Scottish Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. SMend Cenprepmienal Church, 385 -gregotlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. there will be an “ Arizona Scram­ tation. hotel and sightseeing. If beans, salad, dessert, beverage. People” by J.A. Rennie; and “ Genealogical Data Meek, minister. Summer schedule: N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. v. day, Theocratic Ministry School schedule; 10 a.m., worship service. Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Friday: tuna cheese melt, juice, The American Red Cross, Greater Hartford warship service, 9:30 a.m. Nursery Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Nurserv (or preschoolers. (647-9141) at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403). ble” tourney at Twin Hills Golf interested, call Daniels Travel at From the New York Administration Bonds (1753- ship service, Sunday school, and Chapter of the Connecticut Valley East Branch, gave care provided..(643-0537) meeting (ministry training),7:50p.m.; SI. James Church, 896 Main St., Course on Aug. 25. Price of the 646-3012. dessert, beverage. 1799) ’’ Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., nurserv for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Mormon Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, THE affair is $3 which includes prizes 2) Belle of Brattleboro — Sept. 8. a training session for health history interviewers and Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, grim Fellowship. (649-2863) a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (646- Rev. David Baranowskl/Rev. Joseph 1490) and a picnic. Green’s fees are due $36 per person includes transporta­ SCORES: volunteers recently. Among those taking the course poster. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 tecend Cenoreoatlenal Church ef The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Kelly. Msgr. Edwartr J. Reardon. Order of Eastern Star picnics a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Ceventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Saturday mosses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; BIBLE on the day of play. If interested, tion. riverboat cruise and lunch July 25 setback scores — John were five Manchester residents, Kathlenen Adinolfi, service. (646-5316) entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Jawlah — Conaarvativa Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Sunday masses ot 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Klein 130: Bob Schubert 120; Bea Paulette O’Malley, Carole Cheney, Nancy Pulford Order of Eastern Star, Temple Chapter 53, will hold First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meetlng; please see the committee (broiled scrod or Yankee pot Temple Befh Shatem, 400 E. Middle noon, and 5 p.m- (643-4129) SPEAKS its annual picnic Aug. 16 at 2 p.m., at the home of Mr. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m., 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., by members this Monday at the roast) — if interested, call the Mader 119: Adolph Yeske 117: Pat and Leonilda Sullivan. church school, nurserv to grade eight, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. and Mrs. Don Dean of 21 Joan Circle, rain or shine. school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief Coventry. Father James J. William­ "Starters Tee.” senior center at 647-3211. Fales-116: Edith Albert 116. p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ adult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tabotsky, can­ society. (643-4003) son, postor. Summer masses: Satur­ Euggna Brgwgr The Red Cross is seeking participants for the next tor; Dr. Lgpn Wind, rabbi emeritus. East Catholic High School 3) Pocono Polka Party at Kel­ July 28 pinochle scores — Helena Members may call food chairman Marion DiCioccio week service. Nursery at all services. fellowship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30; Confes­ 9 two-hour training class on Aug. 22 at 10 a.m. and at 7 p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Gavello 798; Ethel Scott 782: John at 649-6058 and are asked to bring lawn chairs. (649-75(19) National Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) “ Stage East Players” will be ley’s — signup is Aug. 41 3 days p.m. at 20 Hartford Road. For more information, call First Baptist Chapel ef the Deot, 240 senior church school and Pilgrim Saturday. (643-9563) Church et SI. Maurice, 32 Hebron The Scriptures not only are In­ fellowship. (742-6234) performing a live radio show of the includes transportation, deluxe Klein 764: Betty Jesanis 757; Art 643-5111. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. St. John the Baptist Polish National Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford spired of Qod, bul they (Supply 30s and 40s, entitled The Clarence hotel accommodations, 5 meals, 2 Bouffard 756: Fritz Wilkinson 755: Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Tatcettville Cengrej etlenal Church, Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 men completely unto every good Hospitai teaches CPR ciasses Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Main Street and E^lm HIM Rood, Jawiah — Raform p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and Perrywinkle Radio Show on breakfasts, polka festival lunch, 2 Sard Schor 751: Ada Rojas 720; chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, work, 2 Timothy 3:16-17. What Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald Temple Beth M IIM , 1001 Foster st. postor. Mass: 9 o.m. (643-5906). 11 a.m. (643-4466) W RYU in Manchester on Aug. 2 at dinners, sightseeing admissions, Clara Hemingway 707. Manchester Memorial Hospital will give its Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 was shadowy and mysterious Band plays Dixieland at MCC a.m., worship service and church Extension, South VVIndsor. Steven under the Old Testament cov­ 7:30 p.m.. Aug. 3 a t3p.m., Aug. 8at $189 per person (twin). Trip slated July 28 men’s golf league scores » four-hour, heart-saver course Aug. 11, Sept. 8, 22 and 11 o.m., morning service; 6 p.m., Chotinover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. evening service, Wednesday home school. (649-0815) Nazarana Salvation Army enant waa made clear as revealed 7:30 p.m., and Aug. 10at 3 p.m. The for Oct. 27, $25 deposit due at — low gross: John Bania 40: Hugh The Galvanized Jazz Band will play Dixieland 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. aspartof a townwideeffortto each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) p. m. second Friday of each month. through the apostles. Ephesians registration. Tansey41: Jack Funke 41; Harris music Tuesday at 7 p.m. at a free concert at the instruct residents in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Covanant Church ef the Natorene, 236 Main St., Sulvetlen Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Sunday matinees are free to chester. Mai. and Mrs. Reginald 3:2-5. Bigson 41; Durwood Lasthrop 42: Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. Those attending Eight-hour, CPR courses on two consecutive evenings Manchester. Rev. PhilipChatto,senior seniors. Tickets are limited to 80 ChrlBtlan Sclenca TrlBlfy Cevshoot Church, 302 Hack­ pastor; Rev. Mork Green, minister of Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; people and will be on a first come, Lastly, best wishes to Howard Bert Carlson 42; Joe Grenavich 42. may bring chairs. will be held Aug. 25 and 26 and Sept. 15 and 16, also matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., Jesus prepared his apostles for Swenson. Summer hours: worship Lutharan solvation meeting. (649-7787). first served basis. Miller who is home recuperating Low net: Ken Leslie 29; Don from 7 to 11 p.m. at the hospital. First Church at Christ, Scientist, 447 10:40 a.m., worship, children’s church his.ddparture by promising them N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., services, 8 and 10 a.m. (649-2855) ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening ProlM Seniors are reminded that the after by-pass surgery. Our condo­ Benoit 29: Ray Tucker 29: Martin Registration for either course is $7 a person or $10 a Cencerdla Lutheran Church (LCA), the Holy Spirit. John 14:25-26, Support group meets Tuesday church service, Sunday school, and Episcopal 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold service, nurserv. Mid-week Bible 15:26. And in John 16:13 he told “Manchester Senior Big Ban- lences to the Rowe family over the Tofeldt 30: Stan Murawski 30: Jim family. To register or for more information, call care (or small children. (64^1446) T. Wangerln, vice pastor. Summer study, 7 p.m. (646d599) recent loss of our good friend Ed.j Gleason 30: Frank Conti 31; Arnold Barbara G. Fassett in the emergency department at Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ ft. Oeerte's Bplscsaal Church, 1150 hours; 9 a.m., holv communion; them that the Spirit would guide id” and the “ Beethoven Singers” The Alliance for the Mentally III of Manchester, a chester. (649-8982) Lansberg 31: Arnie Gustafson 31: 646-1222, extension 2313. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Nursery care. (649-5311) NEW SERIES them Into all truth. This promise will be at the Manchester Bicen­ support group for families and friends of the mentally ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 o.m.; Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Pantacoatal leaves no room (or more "truth" tennial Band Shell bn Friday, Aug. ONGOING ACnVl'nES: Carl Lepak 32: Len Bjorkman 32; ill, will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Center for Church of Christ church school, 9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. OF TAPES United Fentecestul Church, 187 to be revealed In the future. 8, at 7 p.m. Please take advantage Monday: 10 a.m., bingo: 12:30 Ken Ogren 32; Bill Freeman 32. Mental Health, Manchester Memorial Hospital, room ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- Health care services offered Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon afternoons; public healing service, ssehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, poster Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. ‘A Niw Pirtpietivi’^ Thus Jude wrote late In the first of this opportunity to listen to p.m. pinochle; men’s golf league: July 7 pinochle scores — will 4. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, emeritus. Summer schedule; 8 a.m. Marvin Stuort, minister. 10 a.m., minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., second Thursdov, 7:30 p.m.; evening century that the faith had been many of our “ own” seniors. Tuesday: ladies’ golf league: publish next week COVENTRY — The Community Health Care proyfr, Wednesdov, 5 p.m. Rev. John chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning 6 Bible classes; a.m., worship; 6 p.m., revealed "once for all", verse 3. July 30 bridge scores — will 10 Holllger, 643-9203. service In the sanctuorv, nursery. worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X Call: Individuals in need of help with grocery and non-grocery shopping Services will hold office hours Wednesday at the town worship. Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible 643-1193. I p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., Invariably modern claims of pro­ Medicare are reminded that Bar­ (call for ride and pickup tim es). publish next week. Historical books can be seen hall from 2 to 3 p.m. for blood pressure checks, study. Nursery provided for all servi­ It. Mary's ■piscaaal Church, Pork Latvian Lutheran Church of Mon-) Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. ces. (646-2903) , phetic revelation aim at the cir­ bara Johnston will be here at the Wednesday: 9:30a.m.,.pinochle: tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and health and Church streets, Manchester. An­ chaster, 21 <3arden St., Manchester. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m., TOLLAND — The Tolland Genealogical Library drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, (643-2051) Vputh service.(Friday). (649-9848) cumvention of the Bible at points center, by appointment, on Aug. 7 10 a.m.. Friendship Circle: 12:30 recently received several donations to its Heritage guidance. For more information, call the services at Congregational assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 o.m. Frtnce ef Fence Lutheran Church, 647.-8301 with which the "prophets" dis­ p.m., bridge: 12:30 p.m., arts and from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Room collection in the Old Tolland Country 228-9428. Beltea Csagrsj aWsaal Church, 228 and 9:30 o.m.; church school, 9:30 Route 31 and North River Rood, Praabytarian far an Important agree. As further adjustments are In addition, a ^ representative crafts. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; Coventry. William Douthwalte, pas­ Indicated, further "revelations" Courthouse on Tolland Green. The courthouse is open Holy Euch^st, to o.m. every Wednes­ tor. Summer schedule: 9o.m. worship rpcordsd massage from the Nerghborhood Legal Aid Thursday: 10 a.m., senior center to the public Tuesday from 5 to 9 p. m., Thursday from Bolton. Rev. Chorles H. Ericson, day. (649-4583) service. (74^7S48) Ceventry Fresbyterlun Church, fortuitously are received. The Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven- Society will be here at the center on band rehearsal. Peanut butter 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon Zten Rvongettcal Lutheran Church Scriptures warn of such deceiv­ Educators appoint McGee nurserv, church school; 11 o.m., Qoapal (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Iry. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, ers. Acts 20:29-31, Qal. 1:6-9. Aug. 14 from 10 a.m. to noon. If in Friday: 9 a.m., cribbage: 10 The secret is out. According to fellowship; 11:15 o.m., forum pro­ 7:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Among the gifts are: a complete set of “ New streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. need of free legal advice, please a.m., bingo: 12:30 p.m., setback. the Peanut Advisory Board, adults Joan McGee, a vice principal of Manchester High gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Church ef Uvhia Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ •choel; 7 p.m., Bible study end m England Historical Genealogical Society’s Register,’’ porsonope. evangelical, full-gospel church, ship;. 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holv fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., call the center for an appointment. consume almost SO percent of the School, recently was appointed facilitator of the local prayer meeting. (743-7ro) Volunies 1 (1847) through Volume 86 (1932); a Center Cengrepotlenal Church, 11 bertson School, N o m School Street, Communion first and third Sunday. The Manchester Health Depart­ OTHER SERVICES peanut butter eaten each year. In region of the Northeast Coalition of Educational Center St., Monchester. Rev. Ne>Mll H. .Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, (649-4343) Frui bytertun Church ef Manchester, CHURCH OF CHRISl four-volune Set of “ Burpee’s Story of Connecticut; ’’ 43 Spruce St., Monchester. Rev. Rl- ment is sponsoring a free blood Meals — 11:45 a.m., Wednesday fact, 95 percent of all households — Leaders. The coalition is an organization of women Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert b a s ^ . Meeting Sundavs, 10 to 11:30 Lvdall and Vamon Straata "The Source, A Guidebook of American Genealogy," J. Bills, minister of visitotlons; Rev. a.m. Nurserv and Sunday school. chord Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., wor­ Ftaihic Qega Ahaat pressure screening on Aug. 13 from and Friday. whether children are present or educators from nine northeastern states with the ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Phona: 646-2903 12 volumes of "The National Cyclopaedia of American Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Full aesgel laterdeaewlegtteeel M alhodlat 9 to 11:30 a.m. No appointment is Legal Assistance — Aug. 14,10 to not — have peanut butter in the primary goal of improving the status, rights and Michael C. Thornton,ossoclatepostor. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Biography,” “ Record of Dedham (Mass.) Baptism, 8 and 10 o.m., worship services. Philip F. Saunders: Sunday, 10 a.m.. Betfen United Mefhsdtst Church, (6434)9116) necessary. noon (call for appointment). cupboards. opportunities of women in education.

I M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug 2, 1986

MANCHESTER tfERALD. Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 — 15 Advice Thoughts

When John Wesley visited forget the tenderness that is Mom gets 9 years of daughter’s love Ifethby, in England, to preach in necessary for sensitive rule. Jus­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the church; as he ascended the tice and mercy is revealed in the DEARD E A R Y I I______*_ I______•-«_ pulpit, a child sat on the steps lives of those who can still see the make a bed. I once won a contest in to buckle myself up in one and directly in the way, Instead of N otices Business P ro p e rty ...... 25 ABBY: I want little child. Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment.. . 80 home economics in the lOth grade couldn’t get it around me because I asking, “ Why is that child allowed Resort Proper^ ...... 26 you to know When you go to church tomor­ Lost/Found...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 Ottice/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 that the cohinnn for making the neatest bed the was too fat. I realized the time had to sit there?” He gently took the M o rtg a g e s...... 27 fastest. row, be certain that as John Personals...... ! ” !!! 02 Carpentry/Remodeling ...... 55 RecreotiondTEquIpment...... 82 RATES: ) to 5 doys; 90 cents per line per day. you wrote for come to go on a diet, so that’s what little one in his arms, kissed her, Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Palntlng/Poperlng ...... This may sound dumb, but I want Wesley gently took the little one in Announcements...... !!!!.! 03 .. 56 Boots and Marine Equipment .... . 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Mother's Day Dear Abby I did. Abby, I lost 40 pounds, and and then gently placed her on the Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Musical Items...... 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. to thank you for teaching me to iron his arms, kissed her and then . 84 made me the now I can buckle up comfortably. same spot where she had been Financial...... !...... 05 R e ntals Flo o ring...... 58 Cameros and Photo Equipment. Minimum charge; 4 lines. when I was 4. At one time I was the placed her in the same spot where . 85 happiest Abigail Van Bui;en But listen to this. When I went for sitting. she had been sitting, there will te Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 only person in my age group who my annual checkup, my doctor Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng...... mother on Many years ago." Dwight W. many other children looking for .. 60 MIscelloneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For claulfled advertisements to could iron. And thank you for Employment & Educotion Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... earth. I had not took my blood pressure and told Morrow, the father of Anne Lind- your attention, your love, and your .. 61 Tog Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the teaching me how to do laundry, Help Wanted...... n Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 Services W anted...... heard from my me that it had gone down to berg, told a group of friends that .. 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... ,.p9 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. too. I ’ve never ruined my own care. Jesus said, “ Inasmuch as Situation W anted...... 1 12 Homes for Rent...... 34 daughter for normal! (It had always been too Calvin Coolidge had real presiden­ For advertisements to be published Monday, you’ve done it to one of these my Business Opportunities...... ’. Store/OffIce Space...... 35 nine years. The clothes or anyone else’s in the high.) tial possibilities. They disagreed, 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday.. wash. bretheren, you’ve done it unto Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Red Cross tried to find her. the keep: Pass this along to folks who are saying that Coolidge was too quiet me.” Industrial Property...... 37 A u to m o tiv e Thank you for "punishing” me Employment Services...... 15 Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 police tried to find her. but to no Mom: Thank you for reading to in the shape I was in and need a and lacked color and political Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 by making me sit inside and-do Antiques and Collectibles.. .4<.... .72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 r e a d y o u r a d . Classified advertisements ore avail. I was so worried about her I me and teaching me to read at a couple of good reasons for shaping personality. “ No one would like Roommates Wanted ...... 39 embroidery when I got into trouble Norman E . Swensen, Clo thing...... 73 Trucks/Vons tor S ale...... 92 token by telephone os a convenience. The nearly went out of my mind. very early age. You taught me how UP- him,” objected one in the group, Pastor Root Estate Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one for fighting. Not only did you teach *• 0 .74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Yesterday I received a letter to teach my children. BUCKLED UP IN OHIO but up piped little Anne, then six Trinity Covenant Church TV/Stereo/Appllances ...... Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of me a decorative skill, you taught Homes for Sale ...... 21 .7 5 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 that I want to share with you. May Thank you for exposing me to years old, “ I like Mr. Coolidge.” 302 Hackmatack St. Machinery and T o o ls ...... 76 the original insertion. Errors which do not me a lot about color and manual Condominiums for ^ le ...... 22 S e rvic e s Auto Services...... 95 God bless you and make his face good music as a child. You made it DEAR BUCKLED UP: Hooray Then she displayed a finger with a Lawn and G arden...... 77 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not dexterity. Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 shine upon you today, tomorrow possible for me to appreciate for you. By slimming down and piece of adhesive tape on it, “ He Good Things to Ea t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. And finally I want to thank you Investment Property ...... 24 Cleonlng Services...... 52 and forever. Bach. Beethoven and Mozart. buckling up, you’ve increased your was the only one who asked me One-way passage in one of the Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 for teaching me, "If a job is worth My most humble thanks. Thank you for taking me to chances for a longer life twofold. about my sore finger.” Mr. Mor­ best suites of the doomed ocean doing, it’s worth doing it right” POLLY FROM church. Putting on a pretty dress row nodded and said, “ There is, liner Titanic, which sank in 1912 on This little bit of wisdom has earned NORTH CAROLINA and white socks on Sundays is one your answer.” her maiden voyage, cost $4,350, the A me money, respect and self­ of my fondest memories as a Is your social life in a slump? They who would rule with justice equivalent of nearly $50,000 in esteem throughout my life. D E A R M OM ; Ever since read­ 4-year-old. Lonely? Get Abby’s updated, re­ and appropriate power must never today’s funds. HDMES HDMES I thank you. I love you. I admire HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ing Dear Abby's Mother’s Day Thank you. Mom. for always vised and expanded booklet, “ How HELP WANTED HEIPWMTED FDR SALE FDR SALE you. And I ’m very proud of you. column. I ’ve been feeling guilty. being so well-groomed andimmac- to Be Popular” — for people of all And from this onward. I’ll try to RNs, LPNs. Your skills Abby said children should honor ulate. You were always the pretti­ ages. Send your name and address Help Wanted - Part time Security Officers - Elllng- All real estate advertised show you respect and honor. weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. are needed In a variety of Manchester - 3 bedroom their mothers. and I know that God est mother at school, and I was clearly printed with a check or ton/Vernon line. $5 per Pillowlex Corporation In the Manchester Herald ranch, living room fire­ YOUR LONG-LOST money order for $2.50 and a long, Cinema Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 home core and Institu­ Courteous energetic hour. Full time third shift. now hiring production will not be happy with me until I try always so proud when you came to Auto Polisher and detail tional settings In the Is sublect to the federal place, dining room open DAUGHTER stamped (39 cents) self-addressed to 10. Cashier for self- person to work sel- Port time all shifts, wee­ workers in the Manches­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, once again to honor mine, so I'm visit. person - Immediate open­ serve Mobil Station. greater Hartford ond sur­ to large deck, 1’/> baths, envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular­ SATURDAY ling displaying, kends. Must be over 18. ter plant. No experience which makes It Illegal to family room, walk out to taking Abby’s suggestion and Thank you for keeping a neat DRIVE-INS ing. Part time nights and Apply between 6am and rounding towns. Work reordering in hard­ Car and telephone neces­ necessary, will train. U D E A R A B B Y: When using seat HARTFORD advertise any preference, putting all this in a letter for you to house and teaching me how to ity. P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood. Saturday. Apply to Gorins 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, part time/full time, days- patio around an In-ground belts became the law here. I tried Cinema City — About Last Manchester — Back to the Future ware store. Good sary. Coll 5274)225. Please apply 49 Regent limitation or discrimina­ pool. All on private Calif, 90038. Night...(R) Sat-Sun 1:30, 3:45, 7:15, (PG) Sat8:20; Sun 10. — Psycho III (R) Jaguar. Rte 83 Vernon. corner of route 5 and 30. /shlfts of your choice. Sat 10:15; Sun 8:20. starting pay. Apply in St. 646-1737. tion based on race, color, wooded lot. Rural loca­ ?:40. — Tlw Great Mouse Detective (G) New salary rates and Teacher - Special Ed. Ct. Sot-Sun 1,2:50. — A Room With o View Mansfield ^— Flight of the Navigator excellent shift/ weekend person. religion, sex or national tion. $126,900. Broker 647- (PG) with Dark Crystal (PG) Sat-Sun state certification re­ origin, or an Intention to Sat-Sun 4:40, 7:30, 9:55 — Nathino In differential. We pay $$for 9755. Common (PG ) Sat-Sun 1:15,3:30,4:50, at dark. — Korate Kid II (PG) with Star quired. Contact Dr. Mi­ Medical Assistant for phy­ make any such prefer­ your years of nursing Conyer’s Hardware Doctors should be more considerate 9:30. — Mono Lisa (R ) Sot-Sun 1:45, 4, Trek III (PG) Sot-Sun, at dark. — Out chael Blake, Principal, sicians office In Rockville. ence, limitation or dis­ Open House 115 TImrod 7, 9:20. of Bounds (R) with Vamp (R) Sat-Suh, experience. Opportunity 63 Tolland Tpke. at dark. Tolland High School Tol- Part time flexible hours. crimination. The Herald Rd. Sunday August 3,12 to for advancement. In ser­ Call Donna at 872-6033 for D E A R D R. CAST HARTFORD OUTSIDE SALES! Manchester, C T lond Ct 872-0561. EOE. will not knowlngiy accept 6. 7 room Ansaldl built. the possibility of having a nurse- eyelid. It is often due to low-grade vice education provided. further Information. any advertisement which G O TT: When I Cditwoed Pub « CIntma — Ferris Opportunity to learn new Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ midwife provide prenatal care. If Bueller’s Day Off (PG-13) Sat-Sun7:15, 646-5707 Teocher/Coach. Coach­ is In violation of the law. rooms, Eat-In kitchen, G was pregnant staphylococcal infection of a pore or brush up on nursing you are healthy and have no 9:15. V SHOWCASE " A ing position available at or hair foliicie at the lid’s border. skills. For immediate ap­ formol dining room, liv­ with my first complications of pregnancy, this Poor Richard's Pub * Cinema — Tolland High School; Var- Cabinet maker, 3 to 5 ing room with fireplace child. I went to Hot compresses applied four or Legal Eagles (P G ) Sat 7:15, 9:30, « HARTFORD * Do you like kids? pointment and employ­ Person needed to do light years experience. Must Columbia Lake- option may suit you. In most midnight; Sun 7:15, 9:30. ment, call today: Private lanltorlol work, odd lobs sltv girl's soccer, JV girls and bullt-ln bookcase. a doctor who Dr. Gott five times a day will usually draw BBB-aaiO INTIRSTAn S 4 IXIT s s have hand tools. Full time Woodland Terrace. 5-6 states, midwives are supervised Showcase Cinemas t-9 — Allens (R) Duty Registry, VNA and errands. Must have soccer, JV boy's soccer, Fire placed family room, y the infection out, cause it to Sat 1, 4, 7:10,9:50,12:20; Sun 1,4,7:10, MSSMS NATMS tZ.»rmtT AFrESMON SHOW ONLY JV volleyball, JV boy's employment and benefits. bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 was an hour by physicians, so a doctor would be Do you have a car? Health Resources Inc. 243- good driving record and with wood stove. Hard­ “ point” and aliow it to drain. Deep 9:S0. — Top Gun (P G ) Sat-Sun 12:30, CMmWOUt tHOmOMlV/UTE WOWt FM. S MT. basketball and freshman Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, acre with a 150 foot lake late for every Peter Gott, M.D. 2511, ext. 400 or 7934)261. good work habits. Excel­ wood floors throughout. available when you needed one or styes or infected cysts of the eyelid 2:45, 5, 7:20,9:40, also Sat at midnight. boys basketball. Extra Monday thru Friday. frontage, Magnificent appointment, — Running Scared (R ) Sat-Sun 12:50, FMDAY THE 13th VI lent position for a retired view, fireiplace In livng New wall to wall. 1 full, 2 at the time of delivery. may need attention by a physician. curricular duties only as half baths. 16x30pressure even when I 4:55, 9:35. — Karate Kid Part II (PG ) 1:IM;l5«15-7:4S-IOH)5-t2.-OS Available evenings? gentleman. Apply In per­ room, large enclosed All doctors experience particu­ Sat 1:30,4:30,7:15,9:30,11:45; Sun 1:30, B Laundry workers. Full or associated with positions. Carpenters needed - Im­ treated deck. 2 car gar­ was scheduied larly busy days or may have to 4:30, 7:15 and 9:30. — Ruthless People part time, benefits. Cupid son, Dave Wiltse Scholler mediate openings for ex­ porch. Flexible financing HOWARD THE DUCK Acoro 345 Center Street Contact Dr, Michael possible. $275K. Owner- age. By owner, principals to see him at 9 attend to emergencies. However, (R ) Sat 1:20,3:20,5:20,7:50,9:55,11:50; services. 289-1527. EO E Bloke, Principal, Tolland perienced Carpenters. All only. $164,000. Call for a.m. I com- Sun 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:50, 9:55. — Back 12;35-2:S0«05-7;2S-Q;45-11 ;5S IPGI Manchester. phases of construction. agent. 644-0139. in my opinion, routine overbooking Bluesman looking to School (PG-13) Sat 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, Excellent part-time earning High School, Tolland Ct directions 643-4185. piained to the receptionist and was like this? Does a consumer have 872-0561. EO E. Full time employment is unfair to patients and is usually a 7:30, 9:30, 11:25; Sun 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, HEARTBURN and benefits. Call 742-5317, told that seven patients were 7:30, 9:30. — Out of Bounds (R ) Sat 3, potential. Call Susan 643-2711, Colonial Cape - 5 rooms, Brand New '/7 duplex now any recourse in such a situation? sign of arrogant indifference oh the for U.S. success 12:4S-2:56-IMI0-7:35-1 (hOO-1 M 0 8:30 to 5:00, Monday thru scheduled for 9 a.m.. and two 7:40, 11:40; Sun 3, 7:40. — Heartburn BI PAINTER Experienced Carpenter front to back living room under construction, 3 bed­ part of physicians who behave this (R) Sat 12:45,2:55,5,7:35,10,12:10; Sun 1-5:30 P.M. Acute care hospital has available full time or carpenter's helper - full Friday. room, basement, wall to patientte every 15 minutes after D EA R R E A D E R : I wish there way. CH UNKY, Miss. (AP) - Blues- 12:45, 2:55, 5, 7:35, 10. — Howard the OUT OF BOUNDS with fireplace. Formal Duck (P G ) Sat 12:35, 2:50, 5:05, 7:25, y-palnter position on the dav shift. time or port time. Pay dining room, eat-ln kit­ wall carpeting, V h baths, that. Biwause I had to be late for were answers to your questions. Since, in the future, you might man James “ Son” Thomas is 3K)0-7;40-1l;40 Pleasant Manchester Op- 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:35, 2:50, 5:05, 7:25, B Experienced pointer preferred but will depends on experience. chen. Dormers, front and vinyl siding, $115,900. Call work, ray boss reprimanded me. Although some doctors are very wish to find a new physician. I am better known in Europe than in his 9:45. — Friday the 13th Part VI (R ) Sat Call 643-7263. thalmologlst office needs Boland Brothers 649-2947. AUB4S train. Will also assist In performing vari­ mature person for recep- back. Garage. $115,000. He didn’t believe that any doctor busy, I can think of no valid reason sending you a free copy of my native land, but he's hoping ail that 1:15, 3:15, 5:125, 7:45, 10:05, 12:05; Sun Group 1 Phllbrlck 1,15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05. im4M-7:1(M):SO-12;20 ous mechanical, electrical, plumbing, car­ tlon^work. 15-20 hours per would schedule appointments that for them to routinely overschedule will change with a new album, B Eorn Hundreds weekly at Health Report. Choosing a Physi­ weeic variable. Salary Agency, 646-4200. way. and keep patients waiting. This NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED pentry, plastering and masonry tasks. home! Be flooded with Just Listed Large two cian: Make a Decision For Good courtesy of the Mississippi Arts MANCHESTER RUTHLESS PEOPLE negotiable. Send resume family with lovely stone Now I am pregnant again, and I may be a matter of greed or such Commission. OA Theaters East — About Last Competitive wage and benefits program. various offers! Details? Health. Others who would like a Night..(R) Sot-Sun 2,4:20,7:20,9:40.— fo Manchester Herald fireplace and natural oak found another doctor. He kept me deep-seated insecurity that they l:20-3;20-5:20-7;60-0«5-11;SO IN MANCHESTER AREA Contact: Employee Relations Dept., 423- Send self-addressed Wethersfield. Under con­ copy should send $1 and their name The 59-year-old guitarist has Nothing In Common (PG) Sat and Sun stamped envelope to: PO P.O. Box O. struction 30tt X 48tt du­ wood. Good location. Pos­ waiting for 45 minutes and carried canot organize their offices to be 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:45. — Ferris Bueller's 9201, Ext. 2365. and address to P.O, Box 2597. won a $5,000 grant to showcase his RUNNBIO SCARH) BOX 447 Cllffwood NJ. plex. Pick your own sible office use. Call today on about how tired he was and how more efficient. I believe that if Cincinnati, OH 45201, Be sure to Day Oft IPG-13) Sat-Sun 2:15, 4:45, WINDHAM COMMUNITY MEMORIAL Babysitter tor 6 month old tor details Joyce G. Ep­ 7:15, 9:25.— Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) l2;S04;55-9;35 B Withorall 81 8-ZSO 07721. Interior. Completion date he didn’t have enough time to doctors are this overworked, they traditional blues style on his first 112 MANSFIELD AVE., WILLIMANTIC C t twins needed In my home stein Real Estate 647-8895. mention the titie. legitimate U.S. record. Sat, midnight. — Rocky Horror Picture Hackmatiek 8L 281-418 EOE '■' • Nov. 1st. $179,500.633-8317. spend with his family. When I owe patients the courtesy of Show (R ) Sot, midnight. — The KARATE too 1 2-3 days per week Warriors (R) Sat midnight. TImrod Rd. 182-328 HELP WANTED: summers and school va­ Immaculate 3 bedroom complained, he suggested 1 find referring cases to other practition­ D EA R DR. G O TT: Recently I "Since the blues are dying out. 1:30-4:30-7:15-8:30-11:45 another doctor. IBU TImbor Tr. all cation oft. Hlllstown Rd. roomy Ranch on lovely ers (who aren’t so busy) or limiting developed a reddish bump on my I ’m dying to play more. Most of the VERNON MASSEUSE area. References. Call landscaped lot. Large I have discovered that no doctors Cine 1 • 2 — Labryinth (P G ) Sat-Sun BACK TO SCHOOL Klnoiwood Dr. •II Monchester New Listing, their practices to accommodate a eyelid and a friend told me it might young people listen to rock music, ” Famale praferrad, lull or 649-8343. lovely 7 room Ranch, 3 country kitchen, tire- in my community will tell a reasonable volume. 1:30,4 — Legal Eagles (PG ) Sot-Sun 7, l2:55-3K)5-5;10-7:30-0:30-n;25 isnai McGinn Dr. all be a stye. What is a stye? said Thomas, who recently played 9:M. — Ferris Bueller's Day Oil Bldwall 8L 295-379 part lima. Good atmoi- bedrooms, large living placed llvingroom, beau­ prospective patient if they are While I may be drummed out of at the Chunky Rhythm i Blues (PG-13) Sat-Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:15. TOP OUN DARI FARMS phara. Excallantcnantala, Secretary/Bookkeeper, room, den, fireplace, one tiful deck and much more. running late or have overbooked. the profession for suggesting this, I D E A R R E A D E R : A stye is a Festival. “ You've got to holler to McDIvItt 8L -all in tha Windham araa. Ex- full tlme/Accounts Recel- car garage. Priced reolls- Ottered at $121,900 Joyce WINDSOR Wlldwodd Dr. veable/Pavable/Cash re­ G. Epstein Real Estate Is there any way to avoid doctors recommend that you investigate pimple involving a gland in the talk to somebody.” Plaza — Ferris Bueller's Day Off * ^=^2=4^$H)0-7:20-0;40-I 2.-00 IBS III callant Incoma potantial. ticallv at $112,000 U 8, R (PG-13) Sat 7:15, 9:25; Sun 7:15. Cirpintar Rd. III ICE CREAM CMX AFTU 840 F.M. conciliation, light typing, Realty 643-2692. 647-8895. Himlllon Dr. all and various clerical du­ 456-7565 ties. Conyers Construc­ Lydill 8L 73-126 tion Compony, 77 Tollqnd Colaman Rd. all Has immediate openings for Tpke. Haliina Rd. all Bonk Teller Trainee or 2 Fuil Time Accounts Receivable Clerk experience for main of­ Growing South Windsor fice of South Windsor Plastic Company seeks CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Bonk 8, Trust Co. Pre­ conscientious production MANCHESTER HERALD Second Shift Freezer Selector vious teller or cashier workers for all shifts. Own experience helper. Apply transportation necessary, Call NOW 647-9946 In person between 9-11am, competitive hourly wage, Class II Drivers and Monday thru Friday at Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED career opportunity. Call DD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1033 John Fitch Blvd, 528-9083. ED South Windsor...... Today It great day... and Help wanted. Unique Fur­ Part Time File Clerk Full time mall order retail First Line Accouraing Nurses Aide Certification LP N . Part time In physi­ Secretary. Part time, LDST nishings. Full time. Apply Positions available. Shift Collector-Part time, full CiaiAtsh’ n O im m lM Classified It o great way Taacharchallengaenrlch- business needs a dlyersl- Assistant- Vernon. A'<^T superviseT/teacher and training. Manchester cians office, 4 days time. Experienced pre­ ... to tell Bomethingl 643- Mon thru Thurs, 2-7. Work AND FDUND In Manchester Parkadeor fled self starter to help a OWBBl n OimPIB ment program (gifted and I based software manufaC^- teachbr aides for YMCA Manor will be starting a weekly. Reply Manches­ ferred. Contact Mr. Fin­ 2711. for psychologist In stress ' r » ' Charter OPak Mall, East young growing company turer Is looking for a talented). Half time Cov- clinic. Excellent working Hartford. No phone calls day care, full and port certification training pro­ ter Herald Box N. Man­ negan 289-8223. Apply in person at Sadly mIssed-Lost black with sales, filing orders mature, take charge Indi­ chester Ct. 06040. antry Elementary conditions. Mature con­ please. time. Benefits. Call 569- gram on Aug. 11. The .Schools. Strong academic II and white dog. Springer and answering the tele­ vidual to assist and back­ 8964 between 9-5 EOE. < program consists of ap­ scientious person sought. Mature, loving adult to background with empha­ Spaniel Mut, no collar, phone. Willing to train up the Accountlng/Adml- All Positions - Retail auto Begin September 6j||^3382. Part time medical secre­ proximately 3 weeks of care for our 2 year old sis In science and math. has been missing since right applicant. Please nlstratlve Manager In all parts chain has positions Lacy Basket tary for physician In Man­ Dental Surgical Assistant paid training, resulting In daughter In our South DARI FARMS ICE CREAM Sand resume to Dr. Na­ Tuesday(7-22-86). Call 649- apply at Conn. Cane and areas of accounting In­ - Team practice seeking certification as a nurses for Assistant Manager Glastonbury home. Mon­ Full and Part time posl- 9937 or 647-0888. chester. Send resume to : Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., cluding financial state­ \8 than Chesler, Superin- -tlons available for mature career minded Individual aide. If you are Interested Trainees, cashiers, full day thru Friday, 7:30am tandant of schools, 78 PO BOX 9171 Bolton Ct. Manchester CT. ment closings. Typing is and part time, salesper­ 40 Tolland Stage Road motivated Individuals to loin our quality oral In training to be a 3-11 full to 5pm. Salary $165 Ripley HIM Rd., Coventry, 06040. required for computer Im- son, full and part time. We with management Inten­ surgery office. Expe­ or part time nurses aide, weekly, paid vacation and C T 06238. EO E. Manchester - Charming 1985 5 bedroom put. Training on Lotus rience preferred. Call call Manchester Manor offer a competitive salary holidays. Must have refer­ Tolland, CT tions and potential. Good Speech - Language pathol­ Insurance Agency desires software will be provided. starting pay. Apply Two Colonial. Beautifully landacaped lot. 4 car gar­ M indy at 649-2272. 646-0129. and benefits package with ences. Call Mike 659-0328. Automobile and/or Truck PERSONALS ogist - reopened. Full time experienced CSR In per­ Qualified candidate must Legs, K-Mart Plaza Man­ excellent opportunity for Mechanic/Full time me­ age, 2 handcrafted fireplaces, hardwood elementary pre k-4 profes­ sonal lines. Computer ex­ hove o minimum of 2 year advancement. Apply In Applications now being taken chester. 643-4130. Full time mall order retail Assemblers. Excellent chanic wanted. Must be floors and oak trim add a touch of old to this Ride wanted Into down­ sional approach, oppor­ perience preferred. Call accounting degree and/or business needs a diversi­ person at Motor Mart pay qnd benefits. No expe­ from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Mon. through Fri. experienced and have town Hartford to work at tunities for parent con- Norm a, 646-()187. equivalent office expe­ fied self starter to help a Auto Supply, 830 Silver rience necessory - will Gas Station attendant impeccably maintained home. Electrical and tact/consultatlon. tools. Excellent pay and part-time, neat appear­ midnight on weeknights. rience In an accounting Part time - A/P, a/R Clerk young growing company Lane East Hartford Ct. train. Apply Namrok, 249 and Sat., 9 am to 1 pm. benefits. Inquire at M and heating recently updated. $215,000. Call Flano Will share cost. Coll 646- Deadline 8/9/86. Send re­ department. Excellent sa­ with sales, filing orders Progress Drive. ance, will train, apply Teenage Farm Help - Flexible hours. Compu­ M Service Station, Rt. 6, Realty for an appointment. 7181 after 7pm. sume, references, trans­ lary and paid benefit ter, experience useful but and answering the tele­ Bobcat operators- must Manchester. Vernon Shell, 875-5450. cript and certification to: Wanted. Apply at Corn Bolton. package. Please send re­ not required. Call 643-1496. phone. Willing to train be experienced In exca­ Margeret Butler, Direc­ Crib, Buchland Rd., South sume and salary require­ right applicant. Please vating driveways. Class 1 Survey Computer - Grow­ Educational Aide - Hqlf Windsor. 644-3260. tor Pupil and Staff Sup­ ments to Carol L. Bryant, ocatlonal Instructor horti­ apply at Conn. Cane and license required. Cull 646- ing 70 person engineering time, to monitor and as­ port Services. Coventry Care of Micro Control Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., 2978. surveying firm has posi­ sist 7th and 8th grade F I A N O R e a j - t y C O . Mechanics- Experienced culture. Developmentally Employment Public Schools. .78 Ripley Systems, Inc. 27 Hartford disabled adults. $11,000- Manchester CT. tion for person expe­ -studertts In the computer HIM Rd. Coventry Ct 06238. for service station. Must PICTURE THIS room. High school di­ Tpke, Vernon, C T 06066. $13,000. Send resume to; Full 8i Part time help rienced In computations 646-5200 EOE have own tools. Uniforms Part time clerical hel- needed for residential for boundry and subdivi­ ploma required. Expe­ & Education furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. Hockanum Industries O M t l Wanted Reliable Babysit­ Greenhouse, Attn; Sara p.(Loan Center) Approxi­ cleaning during the day. sions. 3 to 5 years expe­ rience with 7th and 8th Blue cross and Blue shield Teacher Director needed ter for two young child­ Beardsley Manager Po mately 20 hours per week. Possibility for the right rience desirable. Please grade students and some available. Apply In per­ $ EXTRA MONEY $ for morning preschool ren, 2:30-11:00. M y home Box 136 Mansfield Depot For appointment please person to work Into team send resume to William D. PHOTO-GUIDE C r < x ^ * , typing ability preferred. program. 15 hours per son. Silver Lane Shell. 252 Contact Mr. Vene Hard­ preferred. Call 649-8502 Ct 06251 EO E. call 646-1700 ask for F. leader. Also need person 2 O ’nelll, Fuss 8,0 ’nelll Inc. PATTERN Cl A week. Experience with Spencer St., Manchester. hours on Sat 8> Sun morn­ ing, Tollond Middle 9 HELP WANTED for more Information. Corriveau or R. Carter. 210 Main Street Manches­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. School, 96 Old Post Road, and 3 and 4 year old RN-LPN. Baylor weekend Equal Opportunity ings and/or Mon 8> FrI ter. EEO M/F Tollqnd Ct 06084. 875-2564. children required. $8.00 Munson’s Chocolate, Secretary-Receptionist. positions available. High Employer. evenings, driver license Part Time Inse'Hers Route 6, Bolton Is now Application deadline Au­ per hour starting Sep­ Monday thro Friday, 9 to hourly rate. May odd days needed. Call EZZZ clean­ An Excellent Opportunity for* wanted. Coll 647-9946rask tember. Send resume to accepting applications FOR SPARKLING wood­ gust 8. EO F for Bob. 5. 643-4005 or 649-2656. to moke full time position. Carpenter- Experienced ing services 646-1688. work, tile, gloss ond Bolton Cooperative for both full and part time We offer a challenging In remodeling. Call Ro­ yJ!k’rS Housewives and Mothers with Nursery School, P.O. retail sales persons. The painted surfoces, odd Manchester Insurance environment with a bert Jarvis, 643-6712. Nursery School teacher three tablespoons of BOX 9233 Bolton Ct. 06040. full time hours ore 9am to growth oriented facility. starting September. Must PHOTO MAT agency has an opening for 4:30 pm Monday-Frldav, washing soda to a quart of yo ng chiidren bring them a , part time secretary. Please contact Crestfleld K-Mart/Readers Market- have bachelor's degree worm water and wash. No CORPORATION Medical Receptionist - with full benefits. Port and teaching experience Typing and telephone Assistant Newspaper Convalescent Home/Fen- Merchandise employees, rinsing required. For Full or part time for busy time hours are 4pm to 8pm with pre school children. with you and save on a leader jn the photo fln- skills ore Important. Insu­ dealer needed In Andover wood Manor, Manchester cashiers and stocks. Full sparkling results when Ithlng Industry Is looking Manchester family oroc- and approximately 8 10 hours a week. $7-$9 per rance and computer skills and Hebron area, reliable Ct 643-5151. and part time positions for energetic, night shift tlce. Heavy phone con­ hours on Saturday or hour. The Children's you have something to 8350 experience helpful but not car needed. Call 647-9639 are available. Experience babysitting costs. workers for light produc­ tact, terms ond hours Sunday, averaging 20 Place Inc. 643-5535. sell, use a low-cost ad In 3-8 yn. essential. 649-2891. mornings 9-1, evenings Government Jobs. not necessary. Many em­ classified. tion work. If you are relia­ flexible. Call 646-6484. hours weekly. Call 647- after 6pm. $17,50O-$60,975 per year. ployee benefits. Apply In 8 ^ for appointment. ble, taka pride In doing Management Trainee. Now hiring. Call 1-619-565- person Monday, Wednes­ Teacher Aide wanted for A pretty dress for the small quality work, and have e Entry level position for Immediate opening for 1657 ext. J2296 for current day, Thursday and Friday Nursery school program. girr. with ruffle accenu and Teacher Aides - Full and Landscaper and Lawn There's someone out good ettandance record, ambitious Individual. trim .carpenter with federal list. 24 hours. from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, there who wants to buy puffed sleeves. Make a long please apply at Photo Mat port time positions begin­ Workers. Experience re­ Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ 311 Company hat profit shar­ knowledge of bench ma­ day, noon to 4pm. K-M art, your power tools. Find version for a quaint old- Corporation, 88 Prestige ning September at state quired In operating and day. $4.25 per hour, start­ ing program and both chinery or table saw, Clerical - Full time posi­ 239 Spencer St. that buyer with o low-cost fashioned look. A lacy Pineapple Basket and Park Circle, East Hartford approved private school maintaining lawn equip­ ing September. The Child­ No. 835# with Plwle- local and national growth shaper etc. Also needed, tions available In pleasant ad In Classified. 643-2711. crochet edging adds a luxury 06108 or call 728-SS34. to assist teachers In 2 ment. Knowledge of lead person. For appoint­ office environment. ren's Place Inc. 64^5535. GaMe is in Sizes 3 to 8 years. touch to tow^, aprons or 6 opportunities. 649-4563. separate programs; 1 for landscaping procedures. ment coll 649-4371. Health Insurance/benef- K-M art Auto Service- full Size 4, 2-3/8 yards of 45-inch Unens. OPEN HOUSE autistic students, the Must be dependable. Op­ Its program available. and part time positions for short length. No. 311 has crochet direc­ 1-4 Sat. it Sun. other for emotionally dis­ portunity for advance­ Free parking. Experience available for basic ser­ tions; apron directions. Secretary - Responsible turbed students ages 3 to ment. Call Kelly Lands­ using adding machine. vice. Uniforms provided ELECTRICIAN 9-11 Ridgewood St. Manchester for the management of a 3 Reai 10. Send resume or opply caping Co., 528-8114 9am TvpIng skills helpful. $4.25 but must hove own tools. TO mm, s«N $2J8 fir m > TL**” ^.*!*.^** .j*!.**? 22 Hours Per Week Outside Sales. Monday to 5 person secretarial Acute care Hospital has available full time ■attara.Masgattara, ptas 80$80tnrpMii|taMl nr pttiigt petti^glBS 88i Nr pwta$8 (Center & Alexander to Ridgewood) In person. Community to 4pm, Mon. through FrI. to $5.00 an hour depending M any employee benefits. thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ clerical staff while carry­ electrician position on the day shift. Maailag. Salary Plus Gas Allowance Child Guidance School, on experience. Apply In Apply In person at the Estate Come inspect this 6 x6 Dupiex 2 car del. gar. 3 cellent money. Coll Legal Secretary- Medium ing a word processing M IM U n i 317 North Main St., person. Prague Shoe Co. K-Mart Auto Service, 239 Journeyman's license required with hospi­ nhaMw HoiaM B R ’s ea. side seperate heat. New roof, nice lot, Jeanne 647-9946. work load. Growth oppor­ MaMhttMr MaroM SOUND INTERESTING? Manchester. size suburban law firm 200. Pitkin Street East Spencer St. EO E. tal experience a plus. 1181 am at ikawMas dead-end street. seeks full time legal secre­ tunity with professional Sll6 6va.at6aMt{n Btonrt.8.T.nno You can be a Herald Araa Adviaer and handle and Hortford. Hm n n . H.T. IMM prtot aano, ao in ii alia ZIP HDME8 LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ tary and ceal estate clos­ engineering company, 5 Competitive wage and benefits program. Mat llani,. 666rasi.wll> ZIP aupervlta our carrier boys & girlt. If you like kide. ing secretary. Good skills to 7 years experience Eosv Assembly Work I CMI, SUM Waabar aaa Itts. want a little Independence and your own Inconte... FDR SALE _____ 140,000______diate opening for Med. Contact Employees Relations Depart­ sroC LI^O m XM ••- nurse who Is able to work and experience required. required, more Is desira­ Clerical- small office, di­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ ment, 423-9201, Ext. 2365. New TASHION with Assistant Newspaper Salary commensurate ble. Send resume to WII- versified duties, accounts teed Payment. No Soles. lactioaa aad a FRBB from 3pm to 9pm, 4 Photo-Gaido pattorw !■ Pattom Saetlaa la tha For Sole By Owners - 80 dealer wanted In Bolton. evenings per week. For with experience. Good be­ llom D. O’nelll, Fuss 8, receivable, telephones, Detalls-Send Stamped WINDHAM COMMUNITY MEMORIAL •11 also raagaa, has a Envelope: Elan-855, 3418 ALBUM. Jmt $ 1 4 8 . Lorabee St, East Hart­ Keith Real Estate Call 232-9989 between 9am additional Information nefits and working condi­ O'nelll Inc., 210 Main record keeping, some typ­ 112 MANSFIELD AVE., WILLIMANTIC, CT. 06226 apodal Oraca Cola CoUoe- •oausi tazastsa 8> noon, Monday through tions. j:a ll 659-0569 for Street Manchester EEO. ing. All benefits. Call 647- Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL UoB fo r la rfo r aiaoa; plaa ford. 3 family house(Lof coll Manchester Monor ■oe a-11 100 X 300.) Call 649-9535 646-4126 Friday. Ask for Michael. 6464)129. Interview. M/F. 9137. 33482. X BONUS Coapemil naM ti CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Prico . . • • 82J8 a u t —a after 4:00. 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 2, 1986

HOMES I REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Immaculate - room 6 Private party looking for BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECtOI^ 1981 Dodge Arles K C For # « t r CSolem I a - lO1982 A t a Oldsmoble id » —> 0 6 ^ 1^ Ranch, located on quiet single-fam ily home on Wagon, 4 speed, low Toronada. Excellent Con­ cul-de-sac. Newly first Bolton Lake. Reply pointed, newer 100 AMP miles, like new. $2,500 or dition.Complete luxury to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, iFANm / best offer. Call 6^5945 car. $10,000. 1984 Ford serylce. 3 bedrooms, mcauMieui C T 06040. offer 5om. F150 Explorer 4x4. Low large country kitchen, aHLOCARE IfA ra N M 8ERVKES garage and nice yard.- I mileage, excellent condi­ tion. Must see. $10,000. $114,900 Strono Reol Est­ Honda Accord 83, grey, 5 Llcented by stota for day- Nome your own price — 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ ate 647-7653.0 Odd lobs. Trucking. Need A Good Tenont? speed, 4 door, stereo, I APARTMENTS car* of my hemt. Any oge W h e r and son. Fast, Home repairs. You name Zimmer mcmagement will sunroof, Zlebort, mint lent running condition. FOR RENT and all hours ovollabla. dependable service. condition. $6500 or best Good solid truck. Rigged Large Victorian - Price I it, we do It. Free esH- find o well qualtled, good Call 646-4151. Polntlna, Paperhanatno frtates. insured. ^<»W04. paying tenant for your offer. 646-1979. for plowing. $5,000. 1982 lust reduced on this a Removol. CoH on4B37. Ford E250 Van. Good "m ove In condition", his­ 474 Main Street, 3 room rental property In EOst of Delivering clean farm 1977 Cutlos Supreme - air, condition with rocks. toric home 11 rooms, 5 apartment. $400 monthly. the River oreo. Many John Deere Pointing Con­ loom; Syords 075 plus tax. power brakes, power $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. bedrooms, vinyl sided, Utilities not Included. No lOOKKEEnNO/ yegys of experlenoe. IAm y tractor. interlor/exte- Also scmd. stone, ond steering, tilt wheel, good 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat garage with loft. Much appliances. Security. Call MCOMETAX reoiMiabie tees. Coll tar rlor. Quality point. grovel. Coll 643-9504. portloilars. 646-3778 or condition. Mechanically 128, All best offer. Good morel Owners anxious 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. Quality work. References, I 8724115. Ask for Usa. excellent. Many new terms on oil vehicles. No $129,900 Strono Real Est­ Bookkoper teaks work at tree estimates. 649-3240. parts. $1495 or best offer. money down to qualified ate M7-7653.0 30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 room, heated qpartment. home. 10 years expo* Y o u r. Netghbo'rhoodi 871-9623 or 646-7653. buyer. Private seller. Call No appliances. Security. rience with local firm. p a D Londsocwlng. Voeo- ttandymen • Ctaroges, at­ 643-1021. Lovely Country Setting... Coll 643-0402. Yet It's close to town. $520 monthly plus utilities. tl«m cuttings, h e ^ trlm- tics cieoned. bosements Call 6462426. Weekdays 9 BKTMCAL njlng, Prunings. flower a cleoned or waterproofed, Sparkling 6 room full IQ9 JTRUCKS/VANS 4 used matched MIchelln dormered Cope Cod. to 5. shrub plantings. Freeesti- lawns mowed, generoi londsccwlng, Interior and l^ ^ h O R S A L E radial tires, 155 by 15". Large spacious rooms, 3 CARPENTRY/ Oumot Electric— Having motss. Coll 659-2436 oftar Never a flat, lots of mi­ bedroom flat- heat, hot 5:3Qpm. exterior painting, ony odd bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 Electrical Problems? leage left. Take all 4, $50. water, carpeted, all ap­ REMODEUNO lob. No lob.too big or too fireplace, wolk-out base­ Need o lorge or o small 1975 Chevy Van custom­ 649-5755. pliances, air condition­ A. H fnry Personailxed small. Honest tamily men ized. Must be seen. $5000 ment. Gay City area In Repair? We Speclollze In Lawn Core-Complete will work for you at a fair Hebron $118,900. Jackson ing. Coll 647-1595. Farrond Remodeling —• Residential Work, Joseph or best offer. Day 647-1774 Cabinets, rooting, gut­ •own w re ondJomNopn- price. Call John and Mork or evenings 228-0579. Ask 8i Jackson Real Estate Dumas. Fiillv Licensed. tng. Free estimotes. fully 01643-4353. 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 Manchester - 2 bedroom, ters. room additions, Free Estimates. 646-5253. J for Fred. second floor, no pets, decks, all types of remo­ Insured, alt work guaron- NOTICE TO CNEDITORa You'll toll In love... At­ stove and refrigerator. deling and repoirs. FR EE teed, senior cimens dis­ Driveways potched and ESTATE OF tractive 9 room Colonial counts. 647-1349. sealed with iotexite high FRANCES M. SWETZ, late $475 a month plus utilities. estimates. Fully insured. iQxiMOTORCYCLES/ O f Manchester, deceased with 4 bedrooms, library, 646-1379. Telephone 643-6017, otter HEATM6/ quality products. 12 yecus The Hon. William E. Fitz­ new kitchen, 1st floor 6pm, 647-0509. PLUMBMO experience, very resono- I ^ ^ I m o p e d s Gerald, Judge, of the Court laundry, window green­ For Rent. 2 bedroom ble rotes, free estimotes, of Probate, District of Man­ I auollty work guoronteed. chester at o hearing held on Suzuki 185 M X 1974. Needs house, aluminum siding, apartment, very nice, $450 Carpentry and remodel- Odd lobs by student « July 23, 1986 ordered that oil beautiful first floor fam­ plus utilities security. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Coll B rjtt Jones, 643-1699. some work or use for 81 Ing services — 0>mplete throom remodellne; In­ hedge clipping. wlfKlow claims must be presented to ily. $154,000. Jackson 8, Manchester area. Call home repairs and remo­ cleoning, all pointing, dn- parts $30. or best offer the fiduciary on or before Oc-i Jackson Reol Estate 647- Linda at 643-7767. stallation water* heaters, WMhlng will not sell any­ 643-2831.0 tober 26,1986 or be barred os deling. Qpallty work. Ref­ gorboge disposals; foucet ything. Coll Mark. 649- 8400 or 646-8646.0______erences. licensed and In­ thing ... a low-cost od In by low provided. repairs. 649-4539. VIsa/M- 5695 mornings or late Classified will. Why not 1981 Yamaha 650 Special. Mary Lou Taylor, Manchester - 5 room, 2 sured. Coll 646-0165. osterCord accepted. evenings. Clerk Price Reduction. This Place one today1643-2711. Good condition. $950.00 or The fiduciary is: beautiful Forest Hills Co­ bedroom apartment, heat best offer. Call 647-1461 Stanley Swetz lonial has lust been re­ 8< hot water Included. $625 after 5 PM. 320 Wetherell St. duced to $164,900! 8 per month. Available Sep­ Manchester, CT 06040 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 tember 1. Walking dls- KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 1983 KX 125 looks great, 003-08 baths, 2 car garage, study, tance'to Waddell School. ROOMMATES I CARS lots of new ports, few finished rec room -w ith Call 647-7602. WANTED FOR SALE miles. $700 or best offer. fireplace and lots more. 643-6632. INVITATION TO BID SS4S Don't let this one slip by! "REPAIR OF CONDENSER Manchester - 5 room COIL ON TRANE A/C UNIT Jackson 8, Jackson Real aportment, nd floor of a Estate 647-8400 or 646- 2 2 1983 Ponllab Full Size EAST HARTFORD MIDDLE family. Being re f u r­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS HIGH SCHOOL” 8646.0______Grand Prix, V-6, White ESTATE OF The Board of Education, 110 bished, $550 monthly, plus Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ w/brown bucket seats, PAUL STANLEY JESANIS, utilities , security. Call Lone HIM Drive, East Hart­ Manchester, Immaculate, 8 room home- West Hart­ automatic, PB, PS, o/k/o PAUL JESANIS, ford, Ct., will receive sealed good sized 3 bedroom now and choose colors for O/k/0 PAUL S. JESANIS, ford/Hartford line. Refur- AM/FM Cassette. Car In o/k P. S. JESANIS, Lote bids for "REPAIR OF CON­ Cape. 12 X 16 flreplaced some rooms. Available /0 DENSER COIL ON TRANE blshed Victorian. excellent condition. O f Monchestervdeceosed living room, newer for­ September 1. 649-9337. Beautiful condition. Ma- $4600. 643-8692. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ A/C UNIT, E.H.M.S." Bid In­ mica kitchen, dining formation and specifications delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Gerald, Judge, of the Court ore available at the Business room, 1 '/j baths, over­ 1808. Available August 1st. of Probate, District of Man­ Office. Sealed bids will be re­ sized garage. Deep Park 3 rooms, quiet area, remo­ chester at o hearing held on ceived until 10:30 a.m., Mon­ 1979 Ford Mustang- Mi­ July 31, 1986 ordered that oil like yard with stockade deled, porch, yard, ap­ claims must be presented to day, August 11,1986 at which fence, concrete patio and pliances Included. $485 a WANTED leage 50,000, needs work, the fiduciary on or before No­ time they will be publicly as Is $600. Call 646-0305. opened and read aloud. The grape arbors. Vinyl siding month plus utilities and I TO RENT vember 3, 1986 or be barred Board of Education reserves $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty security. Available Sep­ os by low provided. the right to accept or relect 1974 Dodge Dart Coupe, Mary Lou Taylor, 643-1591 or 871-1400. tember 1st. Call after 6pm, Clerk any or all bids or the right to 649-1340. Responsible working cou­ automatic, 318 V-8 engine, waive technical formalities If ple and graduate student The fiduciary Is: Manchester. Aluminum good potential, $800, An­ Morlorle Leldholdt- It Is In the best Interest to do sided Ranch, 3 good sized with medium size well dover. Call 742-8666. Jesonls so. bedrooms, flreplaced x behaved dog are seeking 259 Fern Street Richard A. Huot 12 Female wanted to rent 1 Director living room, dining to rent nice clean 3 bed­ 1980 Datsun 310 GX, good Manchester, CT 06040 12 large room furnished. 002-08 004-08 Business Services room and 12 x 20 lower Complete use of apart­ room, 2 baths for August condition, new tires, $2000 level family room. Ap- ment. Call 649-7911. move, within easy com­ or best offer. Call 643-4739. pllanced kitchen, covered muting distance of UConn front porch, hardwood Manchester- 1 bedroom, and Hartford. Excellent 1972 VW Super Beetle. i,1ake a Look' floors, newer roof and 1 wall to wall carpeting, rental history. Call 429- Needs work; doesn't run. car garage. D.W. Fish appliances, air condition­ 7004. 649-8241. Keep trying. Realty 643-1591 or 871- ing, heat, no pets, clean. in u U M i 1985 LINCOLN 1400;b______$475 a month. Available 1964 Rambler American ^HENTACU September. Call 647-9137. FURNITURE classic red convertible. Clean Cape. 3, good size MUSICAL New top and Interior. TOWN CARS bedrooms, fireplace, Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 I ITEMS TAG SALES Rebuilt lost year, runs modernized kitchen, rec good and looks good. Stk. #5904 D room, breezeway and gar­ room newly built apart­ ment for rent. Available SI,000 or best offer. Call age! High 90's 'We Gua­ Tag Sale- August 2, 9-4, August 15. Call 233-0319 635-1998 anytime. rantee our Houses" Blan­ RCA stereo AM/FM radio after 2pm. King - Sized bed. Firm chard 8i Rossetto Real mattress. Two twin box and speakers, Coleco Vi­ Estate 646-2482n______springs. Frahne. Excellent Wholesale records and sion and cortrldes, came­ 1976 Lincoln Continental condition. Will be sold topes. All records all lab­ ras, 2 girls bikes. Many Mach IV. Very good con­ Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ 1 HOMES with complete sets of els. Call Jack Bertrand household Items. 25 Rose­ dition, fully equipped. ton location. This 3 bed­ 2 $ 1 3 , 9 9 9 sheets, 1 bedspread. All 643-1262. wood Lane, Bolton. $2500, negotiable. Call 569- 6 In Stock room IV bath home has FOR RENT 2 , for $220, or best offer. 0370. much to offer. Call today. Tag Sale- Saturday 9-5, Bolton 5 room ranch, 643-8082, evenings & wee­ 'We Guarantee our kends. Keep trying!. PETS AND fishing equipment, toys, /MORIARgY BROTHERS ' Houses" Blanchard 8, private setting, fully ap- dishes, organ, many mis­ 1974 Dodge Dart. Air con­ pllanced kitchen. $800 per SUPPLIES Rossetto Real Estate 646- I cellaneous Items. 17 Du­ ditioning, Power brakes month. Call Norma at Sleeper - Sofa 8, chair. 24820______Excellent condition $300 val StreetICorner of arid steering, new paint, Century 21 647-9914. rritany new parts, $1000 or West Side 2 Family. At­ 649-5589 after 5. 4 kittens, free to a good Woodland and Hilliard). 301 Center S t, Maachester M3-5135 home. Call 643-9653. best offer. 647-1074. tractive 5-5 with screened 5 rooms, 2 baths, no In side porch, separate Loveseat. Blue country Tag Sale- Saturday, Au­ children, no pets, availa­ gust 2, 10-4. Books, heating systems, 2 car ble September 1st. Call print wing back, like new. clothes, boys bike, pot­ garage. Call tonight "We 649-9600. $175. Coll 647-1543. MISCELLANEOUS Guarantee our Houses" FOR SALE tery, vfreezer and miscel­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto Waterbed - King size, laneous. 21 Hartford Real Estote 646-2482o TImberllne, 12 drawer Road, Rain date, Sunday pedlstal, mirrored August 3rd. No early Manchester. Brendon Rentals shelved headboard, new birds. Please park across rlake aLooki Woads, early American mattress and heater. $300. SWIiWMING POOLS street. homes. Open House Sun­ 646-1356. MUST aEAR days 12-4, Manchester- IM M ED IA TE LY ! Various slzea of Tag Sale- Indoor, Out­ /Glastonbury line. Rte 83. CONDOMINIUMS High Back sleep sofa with factory reconditlonad deluxe mo­ door, August 2nd and Peterman Building Co. FOR RENT del KAYAK POOLS-manufactur- August 3rd, 169 Oak St. gold plaid Herculon fa­ ers warrantee. Installation and fi­ Call 649-9404, 647-1340 or bric and queen sized mat­ Manchester. 647-0080.______nancing available. Limited quanti­ Manchester - 3 bedroom, tress, good condition. ties — M A KE US A N OFFERI East Hartford - Spacious 4 2Vj bath, luxury Condo on $150. 646-3387. CALL TOLL FREE bedroom raised Ranch. golf course. Pool, tennis, 1-800-THE-POOL CAMPERS/ Fireplace, finished rec. all appliances. September EXT. A168 ro o m , 2 car garage, occupancy. $875 plus utili­ TRAILERS $139,900. Milne Real Est­ ties. Call 347-1431. Merchandise N M AZDA B2000 LX ate, Inc. Realtors 528-6573, 6 Sleeper Apache tent 569-4161.______26" Raleigh men's bicy­ camper with full add a STORE AND cle. Store condition, 2 room. $2000. Call 649-6646. MAZDA B2000 Manchester - 3 bedroom years old. Value $209. Sell Ranch an private lot In OFFICE SPACE CLOTHING tor $75. 646-6794.0 desirable location. Flre­ placed living room, eat-ln Men's Custom made Spa shells- factory se­ Automotive TRUCK SALE! kitchen, lorge deck with shoes 11AA Cost $89. Sell conds or damaged In Stk. #1-1026 owning. 2 car garage. transportation. $200 fo $134,900. 6466847. for $25. Four months old. Wilson Business Otfices 649-1170. $800 as Is. Call evenings or LIST •8640»« Now On Sale ^ 7 4 4 0 ® ® and Support Services. weekends. 742-6469. I CARS ICONOOMINIUMS Furnished offices, secret­ FOR SALE Includes dealer prep & freight charges. Tax and registration extra. FOR SALE arial service, reception, I LAWN AND te le p h o n e answering, GARDEN 30 Available at tremendous savingsl South village Condomini­ ward processing and cop­ TAG SALES ums. 3 room condomi­ ier facilities. Level H Watkins Center, 935 Main Chrysanthemums for Including BASE. SE-5 & LUXURYI nium. 165 South St. No.42. sale. 550 BushhIII Rd. 1977 Cordoba - All the Rockville. Asking $45,900. St., Manchester. 647-0073. Manchester. Tag Sale. Furniture, toys, power brakes and CAB PLUS available on all modelsl Inquire at premises, or steering, air conditioning, coll 646-2426 weekdays 9 to Main St. Manchester Ex­ tupperware, dishes, root fop carrier, baby Items. power seats, power win­ 5. cellent lacatlon. 600 to FUEL OIL/COAL/ dows, white leather Inte­ 1800 square feet. $250 In­ Some thing for everyone. FIREWOOD Sat. Aug. 2 9-5. Rain Date rior. Needs minor work cludes heat, lanitor and $800 or best offer 646-7835. INVESTMENT parking. 649-5334 or 643- Sun. 48 Madison Street. Your choice at NO EXTRA CHARGE: PROPERTY 7175. For Sale - Firewood. Summer prices, buy now. Dodge Arles Wagon-1982, 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, 3 family tag sale - 845 East 86K, must sell, $2995. Call Complete Bedliner Installed Invest Today I In this mod­ cut and spilt $90 or cut to Dick, 646-4732 after 6pm. ern 5 unit building. Prime Street Hebron. Aug. 2 order. All prices Include Manchester location, Saturday. 10-3, rain or delivery. Bruce 742-9168. OR near hospital. Good In­ Office Space- an busy shine. Childrens clothes, come "We Guarantee our raute 83. Manchester- books, household Items,, stereo, miscellaneous. PLUS FIVE PACKAGE which includes: Houses" Blanchard & Vernon town line. For­ BOATS/MARINE 78 Monte Carlo, brown. Rossetto Real Estate 646- merly Insurance com­ EQUIPMENT Big Tag Sale - Soturdoy Excellent running condi­ 2482. pany tenant. 646-5707. 1 Door Edqe Guards August 2, 9 to 3. 573 tion. Asking $1800 or best 16 foot Mad River canoe, Woodbridge Street. Man­ offer. 649-8749 ask for 2 Mud Flaps RESORT Doug. RESORT paddles Included. Used chester. Furniture, house­ 3 Carpeted Floor Mats IZDlpBOPEHTY |2£J PROPERTY four times. Excellent con­ hold Items, toys, bikes. dition. $800. Please call 75 Oldi^Cutlass Supreme, 4 Lifetirne Rustproofinq 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Tag Sale- miscellaneous many new parts, new 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Items. 8am until 12, Satur­ motor,, excellent condi­ 5 First Oil & Filter Chanqp Bob. “-y day, August 2,134 Ludlow tion. $1200 or best offer. NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. Rd. Manchester. Call after 5pm 646-9618. 1983 Sears 14' John boat Come test drive yours at - From ^ 2 9 y 9 0 0 . and 1 year old Sears 20 lb. Something for everyone! 76 Plymouth Volore thrust electric motor. Saturday, August 2, Shine Wagon - tuned up, new Retlrement/Resort Beach & Golf Property New Sears marine bat­ only. 9am-1pm at31 Lenox tires, runs good, 2 snows. Free Details tery. $525 or best offer. Street. Girls 20" bicycle, SI ,000. 643-9023. Call after 6pm. 643-8542. $50.00; Blue 7' X 9

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The family was Day.” In 1962, he asked for a poor when he was growing up, release from the contract and g Cover Story: Lifeguarding is more so poor that he had to go to later that year, now on his own, work delivering milk when he got the role that would make than an easy summer job for Walt was 9, and his only means of him internationally famous when Adamy,. w4io runs the Globe Hollow Bargains of the Month escape was the local cinema; he - / author Ian Fleming handpicked watched westerns, adventure him to play James Bond. His Pool in Manchester. films and Flash Gordon sagas first film as 007 was “Dr. No,” WESrCLQK' endlessly. and his last, or so he thought at 0 Weekend Television: Program He dropped out of school the time, was “ Are schedules, features and puzzles, when he was 13, Joined the forever” in 1971. He did, of Our Prka 3i99 Royal Navy at 17 for a course, return once more in through page 16. lia r •-3.08 seven-year hitch (he was “Never Say Never Again” in Vournrul HOC discharged after three and a half 1983. 1 2 At the Movies: “Heartburn” is a Coel 0 9 years due to an ulcer). He He has worked hard to stretch his screen identity away from delicious new comedy-drama ... Supphe^ worked at a succession of jobs, WMe aiiKNig them trucker, cement Bond, though, with varying Comic Harold Ramis directs Robin degrees of success, in films such nfiSr 2JI9 mixer, bricklayer, lifeguard, 6.88 16-Ox. Claar board* Pro- 2-ln. X 60-Yd. Cloth Duct Williams... Film capsules. Fashion Ban Kay-Wound coffin polisher and artist's model as “The Molly Maguires,” ta cta n t Dm u M m vtnyl. tepthor T kpa aaals A/C and haaling Alarm Clock w/iuminout or rubbpr to lot natural color ducta to keep elr In. It’e ■ great hour dote artd hood*. Jn chotoe (sketcl^ of him in the nude “The Hill,” “Mamie,” “A Kiefer Sutherland really ahlne through, m u entrgy aavarl •••»• of 4 dtUgn«t color*, itm QUANTmEi UMITED were discovered and auctioned a Fine Madness,” “Murder on the 13 Music: David Lee Roth has a OUANTmCB UMITED CMJANTmeS UMITED while back) until he tried Orient Express,” “The Wind tendency to overdo everything he . Manchester Bolton bodybuilding. That led him into and the Lion,” “The Man Who Q. Please tell me about Kiefer does... Turntable tips. 277 Wett n, 4 4 acting. Would be King,” “Time Sutherland — his background, ENGLAND Middle Tpke. While lepresenting Scotland in Bandits,” “Outland” and the where he lives, if he has JhueVaSue. HARDWARE 649-5355 649-1320 the 1950 Mr. Universe contest in recent “Highlander.” Next up is brothers and sisters, etc. Marcel 1 7 Sexuality: The Kinsey Report HARDWARE STORES * London, he met the director of the film version of the acclaimed L., Fredericton, N.B., Canada explains how disabled people can the musical "South Pacific,'' novel “The Name of the Rose” A. He's 18, the son of actor which was, at the time, a hit in due out in late August. He's Donald Sutherland and Canadian get the answers to their questions that city's West End. The currently in production with actress Shirley Douglas and has about sex. director needed a replacement Sean Connery “The Untouchables,” playing a twin sister, Rachel. His the role of Vallone, Elliot Ness's for a chorus member, young Mr. parents split up when he was Parenting: Family-style stress Connery lied about his singing partner. young and his mother moved the 18 and dancing abilities, took theaters for training, and not productions such as “Anna He has an actor-son, Jason, twins to Toronto when they were adds weight to kids, who use food as intensive lessons in both in the long after got a major break Katenina” and “Age of Kings,” with his first wife, actress Diane 10, causing him, as he admitted, a tranquilizer. RfSlflOBflOI following 48 hours, auditioned when Jack Palance was forced to his movie debut iq “No Road Cilento. He and second wife, some disorientation and and got the job. He stayed with withdraw from a live TV Back” and in 1957, a Micheline, a French-Moroccan loneliness. f r the musical for the next 18 production of “Requiem for a Hollywood movie contract with artist whom he met at a golf He traveled to Los Angeles 20 Families: Don’t take my months, but then decided that he Heavyweight.” He got the part Twentieth Century Fox. tournament in Casablanca (golf often to see his father and took mother-in-law. She’s mine! wanted to go into drama. and much critical praise. That His Fox years weren't terribly is one of his passions), live in up sports in the various schools He moved into the fringe led to other prestigious TV rewarding. He was loaned out to Marbella, Spain. he attended. His one constant, though, was acting: He appeared 21 The Curious Shopper: Juices made onstage in Los Angeles at 9, from concentrate lose some Specials for the Month of August continued acting in school essential vitamin potency; productions and read scenes at Served Tuesday — Sunday Q. I’ve heard that Rob Lowe has AIDS. Could this be true? Q. Please tell me what Anthony home. In 1983, his father got D.C. Pansey, Ala. Hopkins is doing now. Will he him a small role in a movie in 22 Dining In: Toast can be a A. We put the question to one of his closest associates and she make any more films or is he which he was appearing, “Max state-of-the-art catt'h-and-carry •Fresh Filet of Sole 89.95 was adamant that is was dot true. “Tell people that they have concentrating on the stage? B. Dugan Returns,” and that did it. breakfast. nothing to worry about,” she said. "It's just a mmor. We don't Porter, Manchester, Conn. He decided immediately in white wine served know who started it or why. It's a terrible thing to do.” On the afterward that he was going to 20 over dill Fettucini. contrary, he's feeling fine and is pretty busy: Following the A. He's doing both. He's been become a professional actor. He 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits release of his movie “About Last Night,” he's now in Texas onstage in the play "Pravda” at left home to pursue his career, The Hungry Tiger in Manchester. shooting a movie. “Square Dance.” London's National llieater and something that didn't thrill his • 1 lb. Lobster Platter 813.95 plans to star as King Lear at that parents since he was 15 at the theater in the fall. In between, time, but reluctantly, they accompanied by mussels, he made a movie, “84 Charing allowed it. cherry stones, and an ear Cross Road.” with Anne Soon after, he won his first of sweet corn. Q. / was wondering whatever happened to Eddie Money. / Bancroft; it's due for release in starring role, in the movie “Bay never seem to hear anything about him. Lori Snelgrove, the fall. Boy” opposite Liv Ullmann he Conception Bay, NJId., Canada recently followed it with the TV Open at 5:00 P.M. Sundays A. The San Francisco Bay-area rocker is still in business. After a movie “Trapped in Silence” Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features national tour in 1984 following the release of his album “Where's opposite Marsha Mason. supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New Yotk, the Party?” he pulled back»'for a while to work on his next Currently, he’s filming “Lost published Saturdays by the Manchester N.V. 10017. O album, due out this month, and to do a few concert dates. He Anything you’d like to Boys,” a movie about teen-age Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place, Do you have any questions or comments should be visible again, though, in August when he sets out on vampires and has Rob Reiner's Manchester, Conn. 06040. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d another national concert tour. know about prominent com^y-mystery “Stand By like to hear from you. Please address Me" due for national release in Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher personalities? Write Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine. September. Right now, he's P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON. CONN. 06040 to; Josie, King Fea­ living in Los Angeles. Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales tures Syndicate, 235 E. 643-2342 45th St., New York, Cover photography by David RochEi/Mancheater Herald Anthony Hopkins N.Y. 10017; WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Auk. 2. 1986 : I f t: til* WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 2, 198^ 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Judy Gels

It’s time Born Nov. 13, 1941 V Marital status married Occupation assistant director, media relations to scream: Manchester Community College Favorite restaurant Chuck’s Steak House • t in Honolulu ENOUGH! Favorite food lobster Favorite beverage wine 20. Favorite sport tennis Let’s get back to Roots for Miami Dolphins Idea of a good vacation two weeks in the sun What you do to relax sail old-fashioned honesty Type of entertainment preferred '50s rock ’n’ roll Favorite entertainer Neil Diamond Favorite actor Tom Selleck By Joni Winn light show. Favorite song "Wild Streams" “Yes?” 1 said, a word that Kind of music preferred rock ’n’ roll was all ready for bed, comes easily when speaking to a X- Favorite magazine Time my face smeared with a man wearing a badge. “Dragonriders of Pern" cream that my husband, He told me I needed new Favorite book Glen, calls stickers on my license plates. I Favorite store In Manchester D & L “sheep-dip,” after a heartily agreed. I was breaking It came time to Pet cat. Dusty I kind of the law with my old stickers? throw off all the Favorite spot in Manchester MCC tick-and-who-knows-what-other- Positively gauche. I needed new pretensions ¥ Car ’82 Buick parasites remedy that he recalls ones immediately? Consider it Favorite color red done. I should also locate the from his rather agricultural “lacocca” childhood in Cache Valley, registration, and keep it handy? Last book read Utah. Most certainly. Pet peeve people who take two Those were the days when the When he asked my occupation today!” company. Should we allow wrappers, yet here’s a man who parking spaces scents of saddle soap, chicken and I told him some of the Maybe you wouldn’t do those someone to buy our convertible stands firm and faces the storm. Favorite TV show Magnum things, but every day we are feed, steer manure (and magazines I write for, he without mentioning the leaks? He must have been one of people confronted with choices that tug The students didn’t always those rare teen-agers who Best thing about Manchester sheep-dip) clung to the boots of proceeded to tell me what he not enough stores little farm boys as they sat in hates about each one. Not only at our honesty. Would we decry agree, but we all thought about mrvived peer pressure. Funny Worst thing about Manchester terriried silence through classes was his every opinion right, it the slaughter of wildllf^ yet wear it.rWe made conscious J ^ s g about peer pressure: We’re taught by spinster women with was absolutely right. a sable coat? Would we date a decisions. We shunned the idea u, all told it will disappear when names like Miss Smitherbee. Vote for his favorite jerk because he does, after all, that watering down perfume was we turn 21, but instead it dons Anyway, Glen was expecting candidate? The least I can do. drive a new Mercedes? Would smart business; to us it was more costly apparel and more some calls through the night and Loan him $20? Take $50, as a we buy a rock album featuring clearly rotten and dishonest. clever disguises. thoughtfully volunteered to sleep gift. I mean, he didn't actually artists w ho^pularize drug Today, you might get several Have you ever faced a circle upstairs. I chose this opportunity say those things, but if he had. abuse? J strong arguments. of acquaintances at a cocktail ' to wear a cold cream that I’d gladly have gone along. It isn’t always the outright Larry Wolters put it well party and said boldly back at 1' •-' reminds even me of the And maybe this stealing or the blatant cheating when, he said, “A commentary them, “No, 1 don’t think the barnyard, and I was raised in the “anything-you-say” attitude is ' that gets us. Sometimes it’s the on the times is that the word president is wrong” or “Staying t ' j city. normal, just a harmless choice in almost imperceptible splinters of ‘honesty’ is now preceded by home and raising kids is a But as I looked into the one of the day-to-day situations dishonesty that work their thorny ‘old-fashioned.’ ” challenge” or “I liked that mirrors at my newly oiled we all experience. But way under our skin. Eventually Years ago, an employee who movie” or “No, I don’t want a Oavid Rocha/Manchaatar Herald complexion, a pair of guilty eyes compromising our ideals — our very perception of what a' reminded his boss that the latter drink” or “Being black is stared back at me. I was however minimally — still chips sellout is becomes blurted and had taken a couple of extra golf beside the point”? recalling how I came by the away at our integrity and cloudy. strokes on that last hole was It’s as if the whole world is cream in the first place. A diminishes our character, one Then, before we can say rewarded for his courage and wearing the emperor’s new cosmetics company had asked little bit at a (ime. “honesty is the best policy,” we honesty. Today he’s seen as an clothes. We sell out for me, as a mtxlel, to coat my Almost sounds like a game call in sick when we’re not, we idiot. It’s only a game. Why not popularity, power, position and / unsuspecting face with this show, doesn’t it? Imagine a take office pens home, we let your boss win? profit.. \ stinking substance and then purr commentator pointing into the knowingly write bad checks, we It used to be a couple couldn’t I washed the sheep-dip off my about its glossy sheen, its camera: exaggerate the virtues of what sleep if they sold their home face and tossed the jar away. A delicate fragrance. And I did. I “Will you embezzle money we sell, we rob reputations by with crumbling plumbing. Today plain, bare face stared back at told a baldfaced (and from your company? Will you gossiping. many folks giggle gleefully me from the mirrof. Unadorned, greasy-faced) lie. I sold out for sue the other driver, even though What has happened to us? under the covers, delighted at unpretentious, uncovered at last. Buy Early LOSE money. you don’t really have whiplash? Where’s our backbone, our grit, pulling one over on some It was a fresh face, an honest OK, maybe it wasn’t selling Will you cheat on your taxes? our fight-for-the-principle unwary dumbbell. (These same face. It was all the things and SAVE 10 LBS. out the way that judges take Will you apply for a policy? people usually fail to see the cosmetics try to be but never bribes or the way novelists homeowner’s damage loan even In high school I took a class connection when their little are. We feature the latest innovation in f f » hiding behind scented though your driveway was in ethics — a subject that Jamie sells his battered bike I think I’m going to like it. ■ pool design and construction. in belongs on every report card in pseudonyms spice up their books cracked before the flood? And, without mentioning its tendency • corrosion free fiberglass pool America. My school no longer to break the chain.) with token sex scenes, but I felt in your special showcase, will • thicker steel 2 WEEKS a twinge of fakery all the same. your refuse to defend an offers it, and the teacher has Where are the people who ■ insulated walls for warmer water Last month I got pulled over. innocent co-worker, thus saving probably long since abandoned used to know that the trouble ■ more pool bracing The interior of my car suddenly your own neck? We’ll be right her noble profession in favor of with doing sneaky little things is ■ deck support SUMMER SPECIAL: filled with a flashing crimson back to see just who will sell out more lucrative business such as that you end up feeling sneaky • reinforced concrete deck available real estate or waitressing. But and little? ■ automatic pool cleaners while.it lasted we were forced to Occasionally you’ll hear of ■ maintenance-free design STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS embrace standards — any one. “What’s great about Joe is ■ now two locations to better serve you standards, but standards. that he doesn’t sell out.” Such We are one of the area’s largest Rt. 44 NEW STORE AND GET YOUR We debated whether praise is heard in hushed silence, residential pool dealers with COVENTRY 317 W. Service Rd. A commentary on the times is that the professional athletes should even awe, at the wonder of one thousands of satisfied pool owners. 742-7.108 Hartford 247-541.3 Mon. & Wed. 11-5:30 4th week FREE! wor(i ‘honesty’ is now preceded by endorse beer, whether a who possesses a rare virtue Our lilt goes on and on lo why Weekdays 9-5 politician should vote for laws indeed. He doesn’t sell out — Sat. 9-5 Thurs. & Fri. 11-7 not call ui today for a complete Sat. 11-5, Sun. 9-2 ‘old-fashioned.’ W that benefit the biggest amazing. All (he world is out lilt and free eitimate. Sun. 9-2 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 contributors, whether we should chasing the buck and tossing out give back that'-dime to the phone ethics like chewing-gum WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 2. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 2. 1986 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story Story by ^ m t m Su3an Vaughn iiiiiiij[ii.. Photos by David Rocha

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For Walt Adamy it’s the perfect Walt Adamy keeps an alert eye on the swimmers at Globe Hollow Pool from his perch on the lifeguard stand. Adamy, 25, Head Lifeguard Walt Adamy gives 4-year-old Bobby Columbe in his 10th year as a lifeguard, takes his summer job very of Manchester one of his first swimming lessons at Globe summer job seriously. „ Hollow Pool. Mohammed Kaneshka Azimi, 6, is waiting his turn.

Globe, which was formed by “ I use Number 15 working for $4 to $4.50 an hour. crushes on him, but added Sitting in the sun all day, crowded guard room at Globe What Adamy likes about they are not ready. “ When . . . Continued damming one of the town's was 6 or 7 years old. He sunscreen,” said Kathy But recreation staffers seriously, “ He does his job bulging his muscles and Hollow. Adamy laughed and teaching school is also what he they are ready, they’ll know” reservoirs, he has an became a member of the town Globe Hollow: They must do O’Neill, who is assistant head convinced the town directors without being too mean and flirting with the girls. said. “ No, probably not." But likes about lifeguarding; the orientation at the beginning of He also expressed concern swim team for several years. daily 500-yard conditioning lifeguard at Globe Hollow. that their job was worth more. cruel.” This has been the image of if he achieves his goal of kids. the swimming season. He about parents who make their But formal lessons were swims so that they will be Also, to protect the guards The raise of about $2 an hour “ It’s like a family here,” the lifeguard. becoming a full-time perman­ “ I like working with kids. If alerts them to the hazardous children so fearful of the water required when Adamy decided prepared if they have to from what Adamy describes brought Manchester’s life­ Adamy said of his staff. But to 25-year-old Walt ent teacher in the Manchester you don’t like kids you areas of the huge pool, which is that they are afraid when it to become a lifeguard. “ make a save.” as an ” eye-boggling" job, he guard pay to the level of “ Everyone wants to be here Adamy. who is in his 10th school system, lifeguarding wouldn’t like this.” he said. comes time to learn to swim. even though it's the biggest especially difficult to guard All Manchester lifeguards Lifeguard Stacey Tomkiel puts them on rotating shifts neighboring towns, said season as a lifeguard at will be the perfect summer “ It’s good to watch them as because the bottom is not “ I believe in a positive must pass an advanced with a half-hour each on two Adamy. pool and the hardest one to Manchester's Globe Hollow job. “ It beats painting agreed that the conditioning they mature.” attitude. Show them the water lifesaving course, which is the “ We probably would have guard,” I visible like that of the smaller Pool, lifeguarding is not only houses,” he said. was a good idea. “ We really different chairs, then a is something to respect, not, minimum state standard. And had to close pools if we hadn’ t “ Globe has different circum­ town pools. fun. but a commitment that he □ □ □ need it,” she said. half-hour rest. Adamy has been substitute fear,” he said. the town prefers that stances and more saves than Adamy also insists that his raised the pay.” he added. The , □ □ □ takes very seriously. teaching in the Manchester As a lifeguard, Adamy has □ □ □ the other pools. We have have □ □ □ lifeguards also have a Water guards eat lunch everyday and tovt'n once had trouble filling At age 15, Adamy became public schools since he always taught swimming four (saves) already this The most important advice Safety Instructor’s certificate Adamy showed extra drink plenty of fluids to keep lifeguard jobs. one of Manchester’s youngest graduated from the University lessons that the town It is ironic that Adamy, a year,” he said early in the Adamy has for other to teach swimming, Adamy concern for his lifeguards’ them from passing out in the lifeguards. He worked his way of Connecticut with an Recreation Department offers head lifeguard and swim season. But Adamy added that lifeguards'? Be constantly said. health by acquiring safari hats hot sun. One female lifeguard □ □ □ up through the system and economics degree in 1985. Last Tor three sessions each instructor, never had a formal in the 10 years he has been a alert and aware of the other The certificates have to be to protect them from the sun. used to pass out regularly became the head lifeguard at “ year, a six-week mathematics summer. He prefers to teach swimming lesson when he was As the other lifeguards came lifeguard at the pool, none of lifeguards. renewed every three years, The threat of skin cancer because she was trying to diet, Globe Hollow last year. He has teaching assignment at the beginning swimmers. growing up. the saves required mouth-to- “ They have to be alert and unless the lifeguard is caused by overexposure to the he said. into the guard room at Globe been at Globe Hollow longer Manchester High School “ The younger the better,” he His parents, Edward and Hollow, it was obvious there mouth resuscitation. And he recognize when a hazard is teaching every year. As head sun is bringing the end of the Another improvement that than any lifeguard. convinced him that he wanted said. “ I like to get in and play Marge Adamy, had an was an easy camaraderie, did not know of anyone ever about to happen.” he said. lifeguard. Adamy this year “ lifeguard tan.” Adamy said. Adamy helped bring about this “ Can one really be a to be a teacher. Now he must with them and get to their in-ground pool in their back among them. Guard Ed ^ drowning at Globe Hollow. Lifeguards are told to watch increased the reqlnk^ents Lifeguards no longer try for year was a pay raise. Until this lifeguard for lifo?" Adamy return to college to do his level.” yard on East Maple Street, Ciarcia teased Adamy about To prepare his guards for for his staff of 10 regutia^s at the darkest tan, but instead summer, lifeguards, including was asked during an interview student teaching to get his the varying circumstances at Continuod .. • But Adamy does not believe and that’s where his father the head guards, had been 15-year-old girls having certification. cover up as much as possible. in his “ office” — the dark. in pushing children to swim if taught him to swim when he Continued.. ■ WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 2. 1986 — > WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 8 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION Saturday, Aug. 2

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[CNN] daybreak 8:00AM CD The Wuzzles ICC) [DIS] Donald Duck Presents d } Popeye [ESPN] U .S. Olympic Festival Coverage Of track and field and men's soccer finals. CD ® Pink Panther and Sons (CC) (2 hrs.) (D In the Black [HBO] MOVIE: 'Forever Darling' The (3D One on One marriage of a scatterbrained wife and her ( P Bullwinkle long-suffering husband is saved by the ar­ rival of a guardian angel. Lucille Ball, Desi ^ Snorks Amaz. James Mason. 1956. dD Sesame Street (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Adventures of B ut^- ^ Wall Street Journal Report A group of beginning swimmers listen as Walt Adamy starts roo Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension' dD Los Polivoces (60 min.) Crimefighter Buckaroo Banzai battles an in­ a swimming lesson at Globe Hollow Pool. vasion of aliens from the eighth dimension. ID M.A.S.K. Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Ellen Barkin. [C N N ] Daybreak 1984. Rated PG. [DIS] Care Bears 6:1 5AM (33 m o v i e ; 'invasion: UFO' [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 * ^ ' *■ Deep beneath the moon's surface is a so­ (60 min.) (R). phisticated tracking system that will inter­ [M A X ] M OVIE: Topper' An auto acci­ There’s more to lifeguarding cept and destroy alien ships attacking dent turns George and Marian Kirby into earth. Ed Bishop. George Sewell. 1970. madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance 6:30AM (33 Kidsworld (R). Bennett. Roland Young. 1937. (33 'The World Tomorrow [USA] Alive & Well! (33 Face-Off 8:30AM d D Beranstaln Bears than getting the perfect tan 35 Josie and the Pussycau (D Rainbow Brite 3D 20 Minute Workout (D (@) Littles (CC) @ Insight / Out (D Meet the Mayors .. . Continued attendance at Globe Hollow, Keeping the large pool clean ® M r. T (3 D FTV with 3,000 passing through the is another of Adamy’s (S ) World of Photography (3D Record Guide for the swimmer, who is not gates on just one day, said responsibilities as head 3 5 El Club 700 @ Underdog that strong trying to reach the Adamy. lifeguard. He checks the [C N N ] C N N Invostigath/e Report ( ^ Gummt Bears (CC) CAN LAST SEASON BE TOPPED? — Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis helped turn raft. Lifeguards are not always so chemical balance of the water [D IS ] Contraption ® Bottom Una “ Moonlighting” into a certified hit this past season. But-will “ Moonlighting,” which made [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Catered Affair' A Robotech Other situations, such as popular on days like that. and chlorinates the pool twice woman uses her husband's life savings to [CN N ] Big Story its name by breaking rules, run out of rules to break? “ Moonlighting” airs Tuesdays on Adamy recalled how the a day. Occasionally, he or give her daughter the kind of wedding that parents trying to take their she never had. Bette Davis, Ernest Borg- [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! APC. children out too far. require guards were booed by the another guard has to go out to nine. Debbie Reynolds. 1956. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Garbo Talks' An eccen­ crowd on a particularly hot the dam to restart the siphons tric middle-aged woman enlists the aid of lifeguards to be firm, but 6:45AM ds sign On her son to fulfill her dying wish to meet LeBrock, Anthony Michael Hall, Han [E S P N ] John Fox Outdoors (R). [USA] Hollywood Insidsr (R) Monday evening, when pool Mitchell-Smith, 1985. Rated R. judicious. “ The parents are that run the circulatory 7:00AM S ] Captain Bob Garbo. Anne Bancroft. Ron Silver, Carrie [TMC] MOVIE: 'Summertime' A 12:00PM (33 Puttin' on tha Hits In hours ended at 7:45 and the system. Fisher. 1984. Rated PG-13. 10:00AM Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' middle-aged spinster vacations in Venice Stereo. good about that.” said Adamy. np Tarrahawks (X) and falls in love with a married man. Ka­ 9:00AM d D Muppet Babies Wrestling ID WWF Championship Wrastling (60 guards had to close the area. Other less glamorous d 3 New Jersey People tharine Hepburn, Rossano Brazil. Darren The baby-sitting aspect of f D Popples ( T ) I Love Lucy Marathon (8 hrs.) min.) Globe Hollow draws more aspects of the lifeguard’s job Qj) M.A.S.K. McGavin. 1955. CE) Bugs Bunny/l.oof>ey Tunes Co­ (33 ® Laff-A-Lympics (CC) 03 Whiz Kids the job can be a problem. So than just Manchester resi­ are to clean the bathrooms, (S ) M OVIE: 'The Golden Idol' Bomba [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine medy Hour U 3 Solid Gold (ID Pro Wrestling USA (60 min ) can the big groups of children battles a band of killers after a valuable 1 1 :00AM d 3 Richl* Rich dents. too, said Adamy. sweep out the grass and sticks golden idol treasured by a group of natives (X) BJ / Lobo d D Space: 1999 (3D MOVIE: 'Tha Bowary Champs' The from day camps. But for the (T ) All-Star Wrsttling (60 min.) ang solves a murder. Leo Gorcey, East because it is one of the largest from the pool and pick up the is stolen. Johnny Sheffield. Anne Kimbell, (3D MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes in Wash­ d§) Greatest American Hero most part, the children are Paul Guilfoyte. 1954. ington' The microfilm of a stolen docu­ 35 Soul Train tideKids. 1944 pools in the area, and dirty diapers along the shore. V d D Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood easy to discipline once a [USA] Jimmy Swaggart ment is hidden in, a match box. Basil 3 S 12 O'clock High ® MOVIE: 'Walcoma to Hard Timas’ Manchester is one of the only Rathbone. Nigel Bruce, George Zucco. (M) Maverick The mayor of a amalt town it forced into a But when Adamy gets tired ® Barney Bear & Friends ( ^ Wraatling (60 min.) lifeguard has earned their 1943. Reino Satvaje showdown. Henry Fonda, Janice Rule. towns in the area that does not of the so-called glamorous job ® Ring Around the World (3 ) (SS) Ahrin 8i tha Chlpmunka respect, Adamy said. (g ) W h u Kids ® Motofweek 1967. charge people to swim in the of lifeguard, he switches from ® Newsmakers (3 ) Natkmal Oaographic Spacial; Ballad (S )M r . T (§) ® Smurfs (ID Wrestling (60 min.) of tha Iriah Horaa (CC) Take a look at Irish town pools. his safari hat to his chef’s hat Rod & Raal □ □ □ dD Sesame Street (CC) [D IS ] W ind in the Willows horses end meet (hose who train end ride People who don’t speak as a cook for Pagani Caterers. ® Ask the Manager [E S P N ] Outdoor Life (R). Ihem. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. ^ Black Parspacth/a The hottest days are the English, or deaf people, who He has also done that job for 10 dD Nuestra Familia [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Beyond the Poseidon @ Thraa Stoogas (8) MOVIE: "Tha <s juagos da soccer reakzadoi an WHCT Hartford. C T (i6 [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Sword of tha Val­ ktexico. (2 hrs.) Expo [CNN] Showbiz Wmk WTXX Waterbury. CT 10:10AM iant' A young squire has one year to solve (2 t (SD Baaama Straot (CC) y WWLP Springfield, M A 9:1 OAM [CNN] Heafth Weak a riddle or forfeit his life. Sean Connery, 3 5 M OVIE: 'Shalako' European aristo­ WEDH Hartford. C T 34 10:30AM (X) @ Ewok«/Dn>id* Ad- Miles O'Keefe, Trevor Howard. 1980. 9:30AM (33 Ulyaaaa 31 crats on a hunting tour of the West have a WVIT Hartford. C T 130 venture Hour Rated PG. 13C (jj) Amarica'a Top Tan run-in with Apaches. Sean Connery, Bri­ WSBK B o s to n , M A d D Puttin' on the Hits [U S A ] Beat of Monay. Monay WGGB Springfield. M A 140 ® Andy Griffith gitte Bardot, Stephan Boyd. 1968. WXTV Paterson. NJ (411 (S) ® Pimky Brewster [CNN] Nawaday Walt Adamy dons breathing apparatus when (5T) 35 Naw Jaraay Hiapano 11:30AM (X) KId'a World WGBY Springfield. M A (3) Newton's Apple (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: The Rad Ught Bring' Hartford. C T 41) @ ) Rod & Root (X) T.V. Auction he chlorinates Globe Hollow Pool twice a day. WTIC ' dD Super Ubro (C C) A scheme requires s government CNN Cable Nows Ntwrk ICNNI [CNN] Monay Waak (g ) ^ Kidd Video agent to pose as the owner of a brothel in Sports Network (ESPNI ( ^ Presentel Keeping the pool clean isn’t the most ESPN [DIS] Donald Duck Praaanta Super Powara Team; Galactic an effort to break the mob’s grip on prosti- HBO Home Box Office (H BO l [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (SD) (MAX) [ESPN] Tannia Magazina (R) Guardians CINEMAX Cinemax [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Katy' The colorful adven­ glamorous part of the lifeguard’s job. Rowing (TMC) Tony Brown's Journal TMC Movie Channel [HBO] MOVIE: 'Waltd Sdanca' Two tures of Katy, a curious caterpillar who USA Network lU S A ) the boat'is Eric Johnson, who has been a USA young boys cause chaos when t h ^ decKfe wants to see what life is all a b ^ . [C N N ] BasabaM '86 ContlmiMl.. ■ to' bfSig theif sciehca pfoject to Hfe. Kally lifeguard for five years. f ' ’ J I ' t , I ! .< r , ■ . t f .1 W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 2. 1986 — 11

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Frank Langella, Laurence Olivier, Men and wom en on an isolated oil rig fall (9 ) MOVIE: 'She' A love-starved eternal IACROSS (18) Essence job. Dorothy (Bea Arthur, I.), Stephen Shellen, Mark Keyloun, Jennifer prey to an ancient creature from the dark Donald Pleasance. 1979. C Cooke. 1984 Rated R queen seeks the reincarnation of her long- dS) Solid Gold Blanche (Rue McClanahan, recesses of time. Chad Everett. Joseph 1 Audttora; abhr.. 2 Do*y — dead lover. Ursula Andress, John Richard­ ® T h e Facts of Life (C C ) Headed foi center) and Sophia (Estelle [M AX] Comedy Experi­ Bottoms, Jennifer Warren. 1981. 5 Hawat Batman 3 Monogram (or Palaraon d D M u ppets 11:50PM son. Peter Cushing. 1965. an awards ceremony, Blair is trapped in an ment; Jim Belushi, Birthday B ^ A trav­ S BaMor** addraa* 4 Haw**Hutch d4) Connecticut Lawmakers elevator with a man with a very special Getty) get plenty of grief, 12:30PM (£ MOVIE; OUahonw dD El Mundo del Box (90 min.) 5 Megan — eling basketball salesman, on his thirtieth 10 HoiMvar dS) Best of Family Feud past. (R) In Stereo. when her clients come to the. Crude' The story of an independent © } Undersea Wortd of JeMfues Cous­ 6 lOlorEatrada birthday, reflects on his big sale at his w om an oil driller in rough and tumble Okla­ 12 SakaocaHiow GD Profiles of Nature house for counseling. The former high school teau 15 Qaoflray or Judaon 7 Mo*. Sbamp. or Curly (S ) It's a Living homa who battles the immensely powerful (M) MOVIE; 'Prime Cut' An underworld "Job Hunting’’ episode of oil company that wants to drive her from ®1) MOVIE: 'High Risk' A filmmaker ^ 18 Stiroyarrot* ■ Hurt (48) Barney M iller 12:00AM GD Dempsey & Make­ enlists three unemployed friends to help 11 Mlghly gang uses a meat-packing plant as a front NBC’s “The Golden Girls, peace (60 min.) her land. George C. Scott, Faye Dunaway, 20 Monatar (gl) Novala: Maria da Nadia Una pobre for dealings in drugs and prostitution. Lee John Mills. 1973. him rob a wealthy drug runner. James Bro- 21 Plontc Invadar 13 "Throe------0*1*" muchacha campesina se traslada a la gran airs SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. GD The UntoucheMas lin, Jam es Cobum , Anthony Quinn. 1981. 14 SopMa on "The Qoklan Marvin, Gene Hackman, Sissy Spacek. @ Spiderman o 22 Lanky Ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inadvenida- 1972. GD Sabados tocos [M AX] MOVIE: 'Oh OodI You Devil' 24 Roaat boat OMa” mente se ve envuelta en probtemas y es CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GD American Playhouse Movie Festival: (S ) Joy of Painting (C C ) A struggling rock star sells his soul to 15 OabnayorOaiy eviada a la prision. A l satir de la carcel en- GD PEUCULA: 'El Hijo de k » Pobres' 25 fl Inner Ivaa The Belled of Gregorio Cortez In 1901. a ® ) Connecticut Newsmakers the devil for a chance at success. George 17 — la, azpraaolon of |oy cuentra trabajo como sirvienta domestica Comelio Reyna, Estela Nunez. 1975. 28 VlcTaytMckro(a(ckMto young Mexican cowhand shoots and kills a Bums, Ted Wass, Ron Silver. 1984. Rated 10 "Th* Man from — " en donde es seducida y abandonada con MOVIE: Man With the Golden Arm' [C N N ] Evans and Novak puzzi* anauar) Texas sheriff and attempts to elude a 600- PG. 23 Aoquir* un nino. (6 0 min.) The tortures and torments of a drug addict [D IS] Edison Twins 31 Shadow man posse. (2 hrs.) 32 Tract 20 Former Arab aManoa: @ MOVIE: 'Doctor Who; Dalek Inva-., trying to kick the habit are depicted in this 2:10PM [C N N ] Health Week drama. Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Eleanor [CN N] Newsnight [TM C J MOVIE: Tailirtg in Love' (CC) A 34 Bokxiglng to a Jobnaon abbr. sion of Uie Earth' chance meeting on a commuter train C S m o v i e : 'Th* New Cantu- Parker. 1956. [ESPN] Commonwealth Games Cover­ 2:30PM 30 Appropriai* 27 Star of "Thrao'* dS Dance Fever sparks a mutual romantic interest between rions' A veteran cop and his rookie partner 37 Bala* avant: abbr. Company" [C N N ] Prime News ' age of the 1986 Commonwelath Games is a construction ertgineer and a graphic de­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Toby Tyler or Ten featured from Scotland. (60 min.) have differing views on how to handle pol­ 30 TVnalwock 20 Mr. Borgnlns [ES P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival Coverage signer. Robert OeNiro, Meryl Streep, ice assignments. George C. Scott, Stacy Weeks with a Circus' A 10-year-old or­ 41 Qlob** 30 Aeterlloralay of track and field and men's soccer finals. 1 2:20AM [M AX] MOVtE: Lu*t ki Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. Keach, Jane Alexander. 1972. 33 BpkidM phan must choose between the excite­ iier son to fulfill her dying wish to meet 3D MOVIE: 'The Champ' A struggling 42 Lahdana: abbr. ment oi the circus and the love ol the sum (3 hrs., 30 min.) Garbo. Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver. Came boxer gains strength and inspiration from thSDust* (C C ) Outlaws race to find a trea­ (£ MOVIE: -Haunt* of th* W M* Worid of Sport*: AFC-NFC a 35 OalenBing lo OonaMaon 1:00PM (X) ® and uncle who miss him. Kevin Corcoran. [HBO] MOVIE: Weird Science' Two Fisher. 1984. Rated PG-13. his son. Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway. Ricky sure buried in the town of Chili Verde, New Very Rich' Seven vacationers find them­ HeN of Fame Game The New England Pa­ 36 AppOad, for ahotl Henry Calvin, Gene Sheldon. 1960. young boys cause chaos,when they decide Schroder. 1979. Mexico. Tab Hunter, Divine, Lainie Kazan. selves at a tropical resort and soon learn triots meet the St. Louis Cardinais in cover­ 38 doctor abbr. to bring their science project to life. Kelly 9:10PM [CN N] Showbiz Week 1985. Rated R [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) Jackie Gleeeon that their idyllic paradise may be heH Itself. age featured from Canton, OH. (3 hrs., 30 40 Four.y**r dag: (oki* to LeBrock. Anthony Michael Hall. Ilan 3D min.) Live. 9:30PM (S ) Sylvan in Paradis* A 1 C£) M*d movi*« with ttw Lloyd Bridges. Cloris Leachman. Anne punlaanawar) [T M C ] Short Film Showcase Mitchell-Smith. 1985. Rated R. GD Tatos from the Darkside 2:30AM Francis. 1972. bumbling bell captain at a Hawaiian resort L.A. Conneetkm O ) Greatest Sports Legends [U S A ] T h re e 's a C ro w d [M A X ] MOVIE: Beyond the Poseidon hotel creates one disaster after another. ® Mod Squad C B M O V IE : 'T h e P o w e r' Den Farrell be­ 3D Headline Chasers (S ) Bodywatch (CC) The relationship be­ Adventure* Additional survivors turr^ up GD Great Detective com es involved In the struggle between o 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday ® MOVIE: 'Gontleman's Agr*«m«frt* tween brain chei^stry and an ‘addictive’ on a capsized ocean liner, and thieves are [C N N ] Evans end Novak A crusading writer encounters challenging ® MOVIE: 'Premature Burial' An En­ two stubborn brothers fighting for control personality is explored. QD New* Magazine found to be looting what remains on the 7:30PM experiences while posing as a Jew for a glishman suffering from catalepsy is ob­ [DIS] Backstage at Dfeney Meet the of a longshoreman's union lo ^ . William ship in this sequel to 'The Poseidon A d ­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ® 1986 Computog ' ( S Ted Knight Show series on anti-Semitism. Gregory Peck. sessed with the thought that he'll be buried creative desigriers of Disneyland's moat Conrad. Broderick Crawford, John Ireland. venture'. Michael Caine, Sally Field, Telly popular nighttime attraction, the Mein 1969. [D IS ] Disney's Legends and Heros (90 Dorothy McGuire. John Garfield. 1947. alive. Ray Mitland, Hazel Court, Richard ooooo d ) Jaopartly Savalas. 1979. Rated PG. Street Electrical Parade (60 min.) min.) [C N N ] This Wsak in Japan Ney. 1962 (S) MOVIE: The Omen' The American TV puzzle solution on page 16 C£ Qi) In Search of... [USA] M0V:E: Loch Ness Monster' ambassador to Britain realizes that his only [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Love Goddesses' [H B O ] Not Necessarily tha News This GD It's a living 12:45AM (8) m o v i e : 'Chwii* ooooo (35 ® At th* Moviat Ch*n‘* 8*cr*t' Ch*rli* Ch*n hop** ih*t a child is possessed by a powerful demon. Past and present female stars are featured 8:30PM 3D Family Martinez A former comedy senes presents sketches, news [C N N ] P innede Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stev­ in clips from many classic scenes. 1965. (g) Muppatt gang member, r>ow a law school graduate, and film footage satirizing current events. M *nc* will provid* * clu* In * c * M of • J [ D I S ] M O V IE : 'T h e Actress' A girl per­ murdered heir. Werner Oiend, Aetrid All- ens. 1976. returns home to live with his family and [U S A ] Golf: Merrill Lynch Commemor­ Fourth Estate suades her cantankerous father to let her rmjst defend a longtime neighborhood pal. 10:00PM 3D N e w s w yn. 1936. (S ) W W F Championship Wrestling |60 ative Toumamern (2 hrs.) Live. (S ) Plica la Right become an actress. Spencer Tracy. Jean min.) in space tends special gardens in the 3D ® Benson (C C ) Benson and Gov. Ga- (3 ) Superstars of Wrestling (60 min.) 1:00AM CD Melb* Mot>ra‘* CoNee- [C N N ] Sports Close-up GD Sabados Musicales ® M a u d s Simmons, Teresa Wright. 1953. 3:00PM (£) MOVIE; 'Shoot the Sun hopes of re-planting them on earth when it 4:1 0PM > tting enlist the help of a surprise witness to GiTAvengers tkm of U>v* Song* In Stereo. @ ) Modem Maturitv D o w n ' A n unusual alliance exists among ® Adam Smith's Money Worid [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Felting in Love' (CC) A can again sustain plant life. Bruce Dern, S!) What's Happening Now help win votes for their chemical dumpir>g four off-beat characters, one of whom has 4:30PM CB Golf: western Open Cov­ ® Coots Concert Series: Genesis chance meeting on a commuter train CC Teiephon* Auction The A-Teem Faceman meets an old Cliff Potts. 1972. erage is featured frdm The Butler Natiorml GD Fame (60 min.) [C N N ] CNN Investigativa Report bill. (R). friend at a high school reunion who in­ a treasure map. Christopher Walken, Mar­ ® Rem ington Steele The bizarre be­ sparks a mutual romantic interest between 95 Twilight Zrme ® French Chef Golf Club in Oak Brook. IL. (90 min.) [CN N] Newswatch [T M C ] M O V IE : ’T o ^ S o n g ' A musical ( S ) 2 2 7 Mary urges Lester to give Cal­ a construction engineer and a graphic de­ volves the team in a hunt for burled trea­ got Kidder, Geoffrey Lewis. 1980. havior of a distinguished W W II flying ace O CNN He*dHne New* Puttin' on the HKs com edy star’s friendlii>e8s to her public is vin a job so that he will spend less time signer. Robert DeNiro, Meryl Streep, sure. (6 0 mln.l (R) In Stereo. 'GD Star Games (60 min.) 9 ) M O V IE : 'El Greco' An Italian painter GD [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet provokes the ex*flyer's daughter to hire arrives in Toledo to paint an altar-piece and tempered by a hard and bitter p ^sonal life. with Brenda. (R) In Stereo. Remington and Laura. (60 min.) (R) In Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. (8 ) M TV Top 20 VM*o CrMintrlown dS) Let's Go Bowling G D M O V IE : 'A ll M in e to G ive' A family GD dZ) Frugal Gourmet [ESPN] Surfing: Eddie Akau Invita­ falls in love with a young woman who Joan Crawford, Michael Wilding, Gig (3) This Old House Stereo. [ESPN] U.S. Otymptc F**tiv*l Cover *m [C N N ] Big Story tional Tournament [U S A ] Night Flight dZ) Washington Week in Review (CC) braves frontier hardships in the Wisconsin warns him evidence is concocted to prove Young. 1953. of track and ii«ld and m an's srKcar final*. wilderness. Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitch­ [HBO] MOVIE: Curse of the Pink [D IS ] Disney Channel Prev­ GD Blake's 7 [CN N ] Newsday him a heretic. Mel Ferrer. Rosanna Schiaf- [U SA ] Candid Camera [U S A ] Cover Story 8:35PM 11:30P M (!) H*w*u Fiv*-o (9 0 min.) Panther' The world's worst detective is iew ell, Patty McCormick. 1956. fino, Adolfo Cell. 1966. ® Twilight Zone [D IS ] MOVIE: Tarka the Otter' This na­ (B Black Sheep Squadron d ) Th* Rockford Fil** [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Summarrtbn*' A @ ^ Inside Look 5:00PM hired to find the missing Inspector Clou- 8:00PM d ) MsIba Melba discovers © ) Joven es Heroes Serie llena de eccion. G D P E U C U L A : 'Los Cuatro Implacables' 9:00PM C£) m o v i e : "Th* Hunchback mkldle-aged spinster vecetions in Venic* ture saga traces the adventures of a mis­ (5D Fam e (60 min.) seau. Ted W ass. David Niven, Robert that her ex-husband's new girlfriend is humor y romance. Un eniretenimiento para d D M O V IE : "Th* V M to r' A devilish crea- chievous otter. 1979. Rated G. (H) House for All Seasons Adam West, Robert Hundar. 1975. Wagner. 1983. Rated PG. showerir^ Tracy with attention. of Notre Dame' (CC) A hideously mis­ ture attempts to begin a race that will des­ end falls in lovs with s marrisd msn. Ks- GD Pepsi Duckpin Challenge (60 min.) shapen man is taken in by a self-serving los televidentes de todas las edades. (2 tharine Hepburn, Rossrmo Brezzi, Darren [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival Coverage (@) MOVIE: 'First America Teenager' (S?) Jo y of Painting troy the Earth. Mel Ferrer. John Huston, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Battleground' The Bat­ 3D M OVIE: 'Fancy Pants* Bob, a gentle­ priest w ho uses the gesture to gain power. hrs.) McGavIn. 1965. of track and field and men's soccer finals. (1$ Soapbox (^nn Ford. 1978. @ RockSchool dD MOVIE: 'The Amazing Dobermans' tle of the Bulge is depicted. Van Johnson. m an's gentleman, brings culture to Big Anthony Hopkins, Derek Jacobi, Lesley- GD Route 6 6 (3 hrs.) Five doberman pinschers help a U.S. un­ Julia Child and More Company Ricardo Montalban, George Murphy. Squaw. Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, Bruce Ca­ GD The Honeymooners 1 :1 0 A M [CN N ] CNN Travel Quid* [C N N ] Your Money Anne (fown. 1982. (R). [CN N ] CNN Evening News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wildrose' A young dercover agent wage a war on crime. Fred [CN N ] Newswatch 1949. bot. 1950. ® MOVIE: 'They Smed HItler'e Brain' [H BO ] MOVIE; Sheena' An American ® MOVIE; 'Confessions of a Mar­ 1 :2 5 A M ( C m o v ie ; 'C**t * Oiam wom an miner learns that she needs more Astaire, James Franciscus. Barbara Eden. 3D [ H B O ] M O V IE ; 'Apofogy* A n artist uses Having given eternal life to the brain of their T V producer falls in love with a jungle [H B O ] Survival Series: Amazing Worid [U S A ] Wild World of Animals 3D ® DHTrant Strokes (CC) When Ar­ ried Man' (CC) A man, known as a good Bhadow* An advisor to President Roosev­ than muscle to cope with her job. Lisa Ei- 1976. anonymous taped phone confessions for leader, tw o survivors of the Nazi holocaust queen out to stop an educated native of Spiders (60 min.) nold brings home a forged report card, husband and father, has a secret that could elt is persuaded by en agent for Israel to chorn. 6:30PM CD CBS New* her unusual creation. Lesley Ann Warren, kidnap an American aciantiat as psrt of prince from usurping the throne of an Afri­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Popeye' The cartoon n^illip decides to enroll Wm in a more adv­ destroy everything he has worked for. train Israeli soldiers. Kirk Douglss, Frank [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Express dD Small Wonder Peter Weller. 1986. their design to conquer the worid. Walter can kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted Wass, character and his friends come to life in this anced class. (R). Robert Conr^, Jennifer Warren, Mary Sinatra. Yul Brynner. 1966 1 :30PM O ) Soul Train [M AX] MOVIE; Volunteers' (CC) A Stocker. Audrey Cairo. 1964. Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. musical comedy. Robin Williams, Shelley 5:30PM dD dz) victory Garden (£ @ ABC New* MOVIE: 'Shadow of a Doubt; A man Crosby. 1983. (R). fi4) Living W ith Animals 3D 1 :3 0 A M ( C MOVIE; ‘0**dlv Hera' Duvall. 1980. Rated PG. eludes the police and hides out in small ne'er-do-well playboy running from a gam­ ® ® Saturday N ight Live Billy Crystal [C N N ] Nevysmaker Saturday @ ® NBC Nightly News (S ) ® T h e Golden Giris Rose loses her When ■ prjiicaman shrwts and klHs * mug­ ® Professional Wrestling (60 min.) 3:1 5PM (9 ) Major League Base­ California tow n with his sister's family. bling debt escapes to Thailand to serve in hosts the first annual Saturday Night Live' [ESPN] Tennis: Paine Weber Invita­ [ESP N ] Best of Bill Dance grief-counseling job and creates problems ger, he pleads with ths riesd m an's in- ball: Atlanta at San Francis^ or Chicago Better Health Teresa W right. Joseph Cotten, Macdonald the Peace Corps. To m Hanks, John Candy. film festival, which features critics Gene dZ) Wall Street Week tional Semifinals. (90 min.) for her roommates when her clierits come tenrled victim to help him cover up th* rnci- Cubs at Philadelphia (2 hrs., 45 min.) @ Soapbox Rita Wilson. 1985. Rated R. Siskel and Roger Ebert reviewing the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Runaway' (CC) Carey. 1943. to the house for therapy. (R) In Stereo. rlent. Don Murray. Diahn WtUiems, Jamas '[C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 6:00PM Q ) (3D (g) (9) ® News [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock show's finest film offerings from 1980-85. 3:30PM @ ) D ining in France In Stereo. Domestic robots turn into murdering --^rCNTSilTinnacle GD MOVIE: 'Saturday Night Fever' A Living Wild (CC) (60 min.) (R). Earl Jr>nes. 1976. (E) MOVIE: -Bras* Target' dD What's Happening Now GD (90 min.) (R) In Stereo. 2:00PM N (S) Asi Va el Beisbol machines when they go out of control. [D IS ] Still the Beaver young Brooklyn disco dancer develops Gen. George Patton vows to recover a To m Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes. Gene Sim­ dD ChampkMiship Wrestling (60 min.) doubts about his lifestyle when he teams [D IS] MOVIE: 'Marvin and Tige' An al­ 10:30PM 3D Block N o w s ® MOVIE: 'Angel City' An impover­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bustin' Loos*' A n sx- $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 German gold shipment hijacked dZ) Innovation: Our Aching Backs New [ESPN ] SportsCenter up with an ambitious secretary to win a coholic w idow and an eleven-year-old run­ GD Independent Network News ished W est Virginia family, working the con and a middle-cisss tsacher transpon a mons. 1984. Rated PG-13. Star Tre k from the Allied conquerer's in 1945. S o ­ methods in treating back problems are ex­ GD [U S A ] Last of the Wild major dance contest. John Travolta, Karen away help each o th ^ grow and regain self- fields of Florida, is entrapped by cruet labor group of emotionslly and physically handi­ amined in a visit to Now York Hospital- respect. BiHy Dee Williams, John ® Alfred Hitchcock Praeenta phia Loren, George Kennedy. 1977. [T M C ] M O V IE : 'Raintrea C ou n ty' A n In­ GD International Worid Champkmship Gomey. 1977. contracts. Ralph Waite, Paul Winfield. Jen­ c a p ) ^ chlkken lo a family farm. Richard Cornell Medical Center. diana youth falls in love with a Southern Wrestling (60 min.) 7:00PM 3D Agronsky & Company Cassavetes. 1983. Rated PG. nifer Warren. 1980. Pryrrr. Cicely Tyarm , Rrrbert Christian. K u ng Fu ® ) MOVIE: 'The Blue D ^la' An ex- 10:45PM [ D I S ] D T V belle and marries her, deserting his child­ [C N N ] Special Report Buck Rogers dD Check It Out serviceman is accused of killing his wife. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Garbo Talks' An eccen­ GD Fall end Rise of Reginald Perrin 1981. Rated R. (S) Cats and Dogs hood sweetheart. Montgomery Clift. Eliza­ 1 1 :00PM ® n « w s h Alan Ladd. Veronica Lake, William Bendix. tric middle-aged woman enlists the aid of 3D 3D ® ® S t. Elsew here The St. Eligius staff 4:00PM GD Dartce Fever beth Taylor. Eva Marie Saint. 1957. In dD Motorweek flashes back to Auschlander’s arrival in (9 ) MOVIE: 'Silent Running' A botanist Stereo. ® VegaS Continued... DeCORMIER NISSAN John Hillerman happy ^Magnum’ is coming back EARLY WEEK SPECIAL By J6rry Buck Roger E. Mosley also appear in his Texas drawl and seems bom mainland. The tourists only as long as the ratings hold, AJISSAAI the series. to play a character with an become aggressive when ‘Magnum’ will be on the air. APS nNANONfi Save ^3®® on a LOS ANGELES (AP) - “ I love the part and I ’m in no English accent. they’re in a large group.’,’ “ I can’t speak for Tom, but he '0 TO QUMJnED BUYERS Total Touch Car "Magnum, P .I." is going into its’ way bored with it,” Hillerman A year ago Hillerman sold his Hillerman said he doesn’t look hasn’t lost his enthusiasm. I ON UJL NEW TRUCKS! 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" I neverget Wednesdays at 9 p.m. opposite Cosby, which we’ll all concede is Absolutely nothing touches your car Good on Mondays, Tues­ Magnum's side, and he loves to be from English aristocracy, rock fever from living on a small ABC’s "Dynasty” and two NBC a phenomenon of television 255 B R O A D S T R E E T days, and Wednesdays only. 344 BROAD STREET * * MANCHESTER. CT Not avaialble with any other living and working in Honolulu. yet he’s working as a servant. island. You have to drag me off comedies. history. MANCHESTER, 643-4185 coupons. Tom Selleck stars as private And he seems to have had as the rock. I’ve lived all over the "The show works, so there’s "O ur show works and I think t’vii S G A r j Mon., Tu**., Wad. 8 FrL t t m *.m. to KOO pm. many adventures and exploits country and it’s the best place NISSAN eye Thomas Magnum, whose no reason to change it." he said. the single most important factor T h u n .-il M 8 pm 4 M . 18 *0 0 pm. home base is a guest house on as James Bond. I’ve ever found. It’s easier for a "At least in my humble opinion is that the characters are people the estate. Larry Manetti and Hillerman long ago conquered celebrity here than on the it still works beautifully. I think you can identify with in life." WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 2. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 2, 1M6 12 At the Movies 13 Music

'Heartburn’ is delicious Film capsules David Lee overdoes it Turntable tips Hot singles By Bob Thomas “ Heartburn” is what used to By Ethlle Ann Vare And Rhino Records has signed be called a woman’s picture. About Lm I Night... (R) — Rob Low*, DomI Moora, Jamts a development deal with New 1 .“Glory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) Sex, marriage and deception Since Miss Ephron is the author, BalushI, Ellxabath Parfcina. (Drama) What seems like a David Lee Roth must have World Pictures to make a film 2. "Sledgehammer" Peter Gabriel (Geffen) among the intelligentsia provide the viewpoint quite naturally is one-night stand — two Yuppies meet in a bar, then rape home given up all hope of resurrecting based on the fictional career of 3. “DangerZone" Kenny Loggins (Columbia) the themes of "Heartburn,” a that of the wronged wife. to display their ample sexual gymnastics — is actually a his movie project, “ Crazy from Big Daddy, the novelty band 4. "Papa Don’t Preach" Madonna (Sire) delicious new comedy-drama Everything is seen through the Heal,” because he put half Video who were supposedly“ held 5. “lnvl8ible Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) boasting the giant talents of Meryl Streep’s lustrous eyes. poignant tale. This couple wants to be In love, despite Q lflii Review interference by friends who insist commitment is a '80s faux the planned soundtrack on his captive in Laos for 24 years by 6. “Mad About You" Belinda Carlisle (I.R.S.) Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson What a marvel she is. No accent, Beat mistake.” pas. Ed Zwick has made a self-assured feature film debut, but new album, “ Eat ’Em and 7. “Love Touch" Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) and Mike Nichols. It is fresh, no mannerisms. She is perfectly Smile” (a bad-taste title and The group has released two 6.“Nasty" Janet Jackson (A&M) funny and delightfully cynical in at home in light comedy. Can what makes the film real is the acting. Lowe sheds in his Brat delightful albums of ‘80s hits Packer image and turns in an unabashed performance, but every sense of the word). 9. "We Don’t Have to Take Our Clothes Off’ Jermaine Stewart its view of modern-day Nicholson and Kathleen Turner she sing and dance, too? But he certainly hasn’t given reproduced in classic ‘SOs (Arista) morality. If the ending seems The script is less kind to Demi Moore steals the film. Baring her soul (when not baring eyed each other assessingly at a up his tendency to overdo fashion. Band members would 10. “Opportunltle8" Pet Shop Boys (EMI-America) bitter, well, life can be like that. wedding. This time Nicholson, a Nicholson. His sole function as a her breats), Moore proves that the talents she exhibited in “St. everything he does. Richard Blade, host of the play themselves in the movie, Nora Ephron adapted the film hotshot political columnist, does columnist is cadging other Elmo’s Fire" were not fluke. Grade: B. Take his LP press release, for syndicated clip shows “ Video tentatively titled “ Stranded in from her best-selling novel, people’s ideas. How he works Top LPs it with Meryl Streep, a At Close Range (R) — Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, Mary instance. Every major album of One” and “ Video Beat.” (clever the Jungle.” which may or may not have and why he philanders remain a title, that) will play a — surprise well-known food writer. By Stuart Mastarson. (Drama) Sean Penn lives In the rural South any .sort sent out for review □ □ □ 1 .’“Top Gun’ Soundtrack" (Columbia) — Platinum (More than been based on her broken nightfall they share a bed. mystery. comes with an artist bio and — video-clip show host in the 1 million units sold.) marriage to journalist Carl Nichols and Ephron load with his tired grandmother, broken-down mother and foolish .upcoming movie “ Spellcaster.” Both have been divorced, both brother. Then one day, dad comes back to town — with money, black-and-white photo. Roth’s Heavy metal fans can bang 2. "So" Peter Gabriel (Geffen) Bernstein, who helped cover the are wary of marriage. Streep's “ Heartburn” with marvelous The horror-sweepstakes their heads to the television as flashy cars and the promise of success. But there is one small comes with: a black-and-white 3. ’’lnvislble Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) Watergate scandal with Bob qualms continue as guests grow vignettes: the two stars singing photo, a personal letter from comedy revolves around well as to the stereo with three 4. "Contror Janet Jackson (A&M)'— Platinum Woodward. all the songs about “ baby” they problem; Dad Is a thief. Walken infuses his role with with a restless at the wedding. In a Dave, liner notes and a handful teenage winners of a videoclip new videocassette releases: 5. "True Blue" Madonna (Sire) ^ Whatever the source. Miss can remember; Streep watching delicious evil, and Penn, who must make some rather brutal show sweepstakes who find out hilarious sequence, she is given of colored feathers. Metal Blade Records has just 6. “Love Zone” Billy Ocean (Jive) — Platinum Ephron has an acute ear for the a fantasy version of “ Master­ decisions, has never been better. The last 20 minutes are that they have to collect their pep talks by her therapist, We’re still working on the created a video division, whose 7. “Wlnner In You" Patti LaBelle (MCA) — Platinum language and follies of the New father, best friends and the piece Theater” with an Alistair devastating. Not for the entire family. Grads: B. significance of the feathers. prize in a h’^unted castle. Adam first releases are an hour-long Cooke look-alike. The rest of the 8. “Whitney Houston" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum York publishing world and the bridegroom-to-be himself. Big Trouble In Little China (PG-13) — Kurt Rutaall, Kim Some fear that Roth has Ant makes a cameo appearance concert tape of Christian Washington political scene, cast is truly supportive, notably in the flick due for early '87 9. ’’Like a Rock" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) Streep leaves her career Cattrall, Dennis Dun, Jamas Hong, Victor Wong. (Comedy (smilingly) eaten Tweetie Bird. metalheads Stryper (“ Live in — Platinum around both of which her life Maureen Stapleton as the group release. Japan” ) and a 71-minute behind to face the gross Adventure) Twentieth Century-Fox bills this as a “mystical 10. “The Other Side of Life” The Moody Blues (Polydor) — revolved. incompetence of house re­ therapist, Stockard Channing □ □ □ concert tape of Lizzie Borden and Richard Masur as best action adventure comedy kung-fu monster ghost story." □ □ □ Gold (More than 5(X),000 units sold) The opening of “ Heartburn” is builders and the backbiting of David Bowie’s “ Changes.” (“ The Murderess Metal friends and Steven Hill as Sounds like trouble? You bet. Russell plays pig salesman Jack oddly similar to "Prizzi’s Washington society. She gives used as the background music More rock movie tie-ins: Show” ) . Also out for the home Streep’s father. Carly Simon Burton who, caught among underworld Chinatown ghosta, Honor,” in which Jack birth to one baby, then another for a Diaperine baby-wipes Ireland’s iconoclastic Pogues market is “ The Ultimate Ozzy.” Country sin glos provides a haunting theme as battles creatures with such foreboding names as The Sewer are planning to make a film with before discovering that her commercial, was the cleverest from the self-proclaimed 1 .“Nobody in His Right Mind Would’ve Left Her” George husband's roving eye, which she part of her score. Monster. One Ear and Neddies. There are special effects, inane off-the-wall directory Alex madman Ozzy Osbourne. dialogue and more special effects. John Carpenter has too choice of rock music for a TV ad Strait (MCA) had been warned about, has The Paramount release is in living memory. Unfortu­ (“ RepoMan” ) Cox. Lead singer rated R, mostly for language. much to work with here; he compensates by directing with a □ □ □ 2. “Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain" The Judds Bob Thomas reviews movies focused on a tall Washington nately, it was also used without Shane MacGowan says it will be Running time; 108 minutes. ■ (RCA-Curb) for The Associated Press. social figure. manic pace. If there was more focus — and less frenzy — "Big the artist’s knowledge or a spaghetti western, of all Keith Richards is using his Trouble" would have been a big, fun film. Grade: C. things. waiting-for-Mick leisure time 3. “You’re the Last Thing I Needed Tonight" John Schneider permission, according to his (MCA) management. While the ad constructively: He’s working on Club Paradise (PG-13) — Robin Williams, Pater OToole, Rick 4. “Savln' My Love for You" Pake McEntIre (RCA) Moranis, Jimmy Cliff. (Comedy) This is a Club Med for the big agency that made the spot says a solo album. Rumor has it that Steve Van Zandt’s E Street Band 5. “Strong Heart" T.G. Sheppard (Columbia) boys: Dope, drink, women donning and doffing their bikinis. it paid $10.(XH) for rights to the replacement. Nils Lofgren, will 6. “WIII the Wolf Survive" Wayidn Jennings (MCA) This is also bad comedy. Director Harold Ramis song, they might have to pull the commercial until the matter is accompany Richards on guitar.. 7. “Count on Me" The Statler Bros. (Mercury) Comic directs a comedy (“Caddyshack") fails to ignite this tale of Chicago firemari Jack 8. "Heartbeat in the Darkness" Don Williams (Capitol) straightened out. Moniker who, suffering from burnout, invests his pension and □ □ □ 9. ’’On the Other Hand" Randy Travis (Warner Bros.) disability money into rejuvenating a tacky island colony into a Felicitations to Bob Geldof. 10. ’Tve Got a New Heartache" Ricky Skaggs (Epic) By Bob Thomas Adolph Caesar. Garden of Eden. What could have been a funny movie is simply who capped this eventful year easy to do, because it surprises a bland stretch of amusing one-liners and many unfunny Like most comedians. Ramis the other actors, who don’t know by marrying his long-time AduK contemporary singlos HOLLYWOOD (AP) - is a worrier, and he found reason moments. Williams’ vapid character forces him to act manic, Ethlle Ann Vare tunes in to companion. Paula Yates. The what their cues are. But when it 1 .“Glory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Bros.) Among the amazing number of for concern as he awaited the works, it can be inspiring.” and ‘60s icon Twiggy graces the landscape in a thankless role. rock for Newspaper Enterprise couple tied the knot in Las Grade: C. 2. "You Should Be Mine” Jeffrey Osborne (A&M) comedy artists who emerged release of “ Club Paradise” : Harold Ramis grew up in Association. Vegas. ■ 3. "lnvislble Touch" Genesis (Atlantic) from Chicago in the 1970s. none “ I finished the pictur’e last Chicago thriving on radio Ferris Buellcr's Day Off (PG-13) — MaMhew Broderick, Mia is more versatile than Harold 4. “Your Wildest Dreams" The Moody Blues (Polydor) July. and it was delayed for serials, television comedy and Sara, Alan Ruck. (Comedy) Every high-school senior thinks he Ramis, a man who looks and release this summer. Mean­ 5. “Love Touch" Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) Saturday and Sunday movie can conquer the world. Ferris Bueller does — and makes It look sounds like your friendly while. three other comedies 6. “Words Get in the Way" Miami Sound Machine (Epic) matinees “ that featured seven easy. Ferris convinces his parents he’s sick, gets his girl out of neighborhood accountant. about island resorts came out: cartoons, aJeature and a 7. “The Captain of Her Heart" Double (A&M) With his quiet manner and ‘The Last Resort.’ ’Water’ and class and borrows a Ferrari from his best friend’s dad. His 8. "Dancing on the Celling" Lionel Richie (Motown) chapter of the ‘Dick Winslow of principal is on the trail but he is no match for the quick-witted scholarly glasses. Ramis is 'Hot Resort.’ My heart stopped the Navy’ serial.” 9. “There’ll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (Jive-Arista) charmer. Ruck, who finally steps out of Ferris’ shadow, is regularly ignored by celebrity each time one of them was “ My father, who was a grocer, 10. "ln the Shape of a Heart" Jackson Browne (Asylum) endearing. If you take a day off to see this clever escape, D a v id Le e Roth hunters. Not by movie studios, released. Fortunately for us. all loved comedy, especially the however. He has been involved of them failed.” Marx Brothers and Laurel and prepare to be envious: Ferris makes better use of his time. in various capacities with some Ramis’s golden touch may Hardy.” Ramis recalled. Grade: B-plus. of the biggest comedy hits of ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL well do the trick for Robin Ramis joined the famed Labyrinth (PG) — David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby recent times. Williams, whose movie roles TEAM FOR SAVINGS Second City troupe in Chicago Froud, Shelly Thompson. (Fantasy) Every child’s nightmare is He was the whimsical partner have never matched the ^estowii^T*t}suuiacy 14 Services In 10 Minutes during the turbulent times of the to bo swooped up by demons; this terrific film is a variation on of Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray brilliance of his impromptu late 1960s. (No appointment necessary) in “ Ghostbusters.” He has comedy performances (exam­ that terror. Sarah resents caring for her brother and wishes The sharpness of their comedy goblins would take him away. They do. Jim Henson’s creatures 315 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER co-written “ National Lampoon’s ple: his emceeing of this year’s and talent of John Belushi, Bill 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 V. 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop £f Shop) Animal House.” “ Meatballs.” Oscarcast). populate this nifty film — and they’re not Bert and Ernie. Murray, Gilda Radnor, Ramis WI-93IS1 _ "Stripes.” “ Ghostbusters” and “ I felt that Robin has never and others attracted national Henson (with help from executive producer George Lucas) advances puppetry to an awesome level. The creatures — not OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: Rodney Dangerfield’ current been seen as himself in films,” attention. Most of them moved We offer a full range of products and •Change Oil (up to S qta.) 10W40 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 winner. ‘‘Back toSchool.” He observed Ramis. “ He’s not as on to “ The National Lampoon Bowie and certainly not Connelly — are the real stars. Grade: •Now Oil Finer Thurs. 8:30-8:00 f p E M ^ O I t also directed as well as co-wrote quirky as he was in ‘Garp’ or B-plus. •Cheaait Lube Show,” the New York revue services, including a Computerized •Vacuum Interior “ Caddyshack” and “ National ‘Moscow on the Hudson,’ nor is produced by Ivan Reitman, then Running Scared (R) — Billy Crystal, Gregory Hines, Steven •Check Air Filter Lampoon’s Vacation.” he a schlemiel, as in ‘The Prescription Department. We are a U.S. •Clean Windshield to “ Saturday Night Live” and Bauer, Joe Pantollan. 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(IT) Christopher Close-Up [CNN] Daybreak at Boston (2 hrs.) gested by the above cartoon. 4:30PM (2) Phil silvers Rhonda Fleming. Jim Backus. 1953. Trees of Thika (CC) The tense atmos­ GD The Honeymooners [TM C] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm (3 ) 20 Minute Workout [DIS] Wefcome to Pooh Comer ® Little House on the Prairie phere between t h e Palmers is worsened (jj) Good Times [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Romancing tha Stone' (31) The Untouchables Street' A group of friends share a com­ @i) Insight [ESPN] Roller Derby (60 min.) (R|. g j) Sabroshow A macho adventurer reluctantly teams up when a leopard invades their honr>e. (60 mon dream that they are being stalked by a PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW ® Odd Couple min.) (R). (E) Strictly Business (351 Ring Around the World [HBO] Fraggle Rock @ MOVIE: 'Gentleman's Agreement' with a timid romance writer in a search for long-dead child murderer. John Saxon, Ro- A crusading writer encognters challenging [C N N ] Evans and Novak her kidnapped sister and a fabulous stone. E ) It's a Living (E) (E) Sports Machine nee Blakely. 1984. Rated R. [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch 9:30AM (3D Face the State ''Y Y Y T T r Y Y experiences while posing as a Je w for a [M AX ] Max Headroom Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, Danny gD Lifestyles of the Rich end Famous (E) Profile Boeton [USA] T N T (60 min.) (R). [OIS] Wish Upon a Star ^ A A A X A J A k A A ts A .r^- 1 DeVito. 1984. Rated PG. IT ) ( ^ Leave It to Beaver series on anti-Semitism. Gregory Peck. (60 min.) @ Spiritual Ufa Crusade [H B O ] m o v i e : "rh * l m i r o [ESPN] Lucky Ughts Darts Challenge Dorothy McGuire, John Garfield. 1947. 5:00PM GD Kt^ak [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Antarctica' (CC) Cour­ 3:20 AM (3D Point of View [C N N ] Week in Review [C N N ] Sports Tonight mentic Lo^w* A New York editor travels From Atlantic City Jumble answer on page 16 ageous sled dogs are abandoned to the ( B ) Je m [C N N ] Week in Review CD Black Sheep Squadron [HBO] MOVIE: Commando' A former to Paris looking for the wortd'a greatest [TM C] MOVIE: 'Brief Encounter' Two vast and frozen Antarctic wastelarKl dur­ [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams; Cash Flow [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Invisible Boy' A GD Fame (60 min.) veteran battles an old adversary in an ef­ Expo (R). lover. Oayle Haddon, Fernando Ro'y. Ger­ married strangers meet by chance and fall Day of Discovery Jumbis Book No.11 Is avtUsbis for $1J S pkM 55 csnls postags and handling Irom ing a blizzard. Ken Takakura, Tsunehiko super-computer goes berserk and tries to fort to rescue his kidnapped daughter. A r­ ard Ismael. 1978. Rated R. passionately in love Celia Johnson. Trevor (3 ) Celebrate Jum bis, e/o this newspspsr, P.O. Box 43M , Ortando, FL 32802-4356. Inehids your (3 ) It Takes a Thief Watase. 1984. Rated G. control the world. Richard Ever, Philip A b ­ nold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Chong. 1 1 :45PM CD Entertainment This nsmo, eddrsss, zip cods and iwsks your chsck psysbis to Nswapspsrbooks______[ C N N ] Howard. 1946. Rated NR. (3 ) Tennessee Tuxedo bot. Robby the Robot. 1957. Rated G. (S) Moneymakers [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' A care­ 1985. Rated R. In Stereo. W eek Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner talk 3:30AM crossfire ® HarryO free school bus driver's pals decide to about their upcoming film, "Haunted 6:35AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Romancing (S i s v 4:00AM [USA] M otorw orfd (60 min ) R - David Paul [U S A ] Golf: Merrill Lynch Commemor­ throw a pre-wedding party for him. Tom [M AX] MOVIE: Bill Cosby, Himself Honeymoon ". (60 min.) In Stereo. the Stone' A macho adventurer reluc­ (S7) Ten ko (R). (41) Nuava York Ahora ative Tournament (2 hrs.) Live. Hanks. Taw ny Kitaen, Adrian Zmed. Funnyman Cosby looks at the humor in ev­ tantly teams up with a timid romarKe wri­ out to find the former partners who had eryday faults, foibles and successes. Bill 1 2:00AM CD News / Sports [CNN] Your Mottey 1 1 :0 0 AM dD "ntis Wook In Connocti- CBS sports Sunday Cov­ gj) It's a Living 1984. Rated R. 4:10AM [C N N ] Sixnwbiz Weak ter in a search for her kidnapped sister and framed him. George Peppard, Diana Mul- 2:30PM CD Cosby. 1982. Rated PG. cut erage of the American Cup Gymnastics [CN N] Newswatch [U S A ] Virginian (2) Jimmy Swaggart a fabulous stone. Michael DouQias, Kath- [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents daur, John Vernon. 1971. 4:30AM [C N N ] Slg Stozy Championships Finals are featured from [TM C ] MOVIE: Weird Science' (CC) GDStar Trek leen Turner, Danny DeVito. 1984. Rated M O V IE : 'S ix W ee ks' A politician (D David Toma Show [M AX} MOVIE: 'Gotcha' (CC) A young [HBO] @ ) McLaughlin Group George Mason University in Fairfax. V A . 7:30PM (E) Square Pegs T w o young boys cause chaos when they [M AX] MOVIE: Almoct You' (CC) A PG. befriends a widowed cosmetics tycoon GD FTV college student's make-beiieve espionage (E) Christian Children's Fur>d (90 min.) (E) ® Punky Brewster (CC) Astronaut decide to bring their science project to life. man suffering from the strains of daily lilo whose daughter dreams of an ideal family. (3) What About Women game turns real when )>e meets a beautiful 6l45AM (3D Oavey & Goliath (g l Roal to Roof Buzz Aldrin visits Punky's class in order to Kelly LeBrock, Anthony Michael Hall. 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Alan Alda, Cats and Dogs (CC) ^ Fight Back With David Horowitz 4:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : W hera tha (2) 8th Day M orning [CN N ] Nawsday Tony Brown's Journal Boys A re ' (During Easter vacation, hordes (S i Adolanto Louise Lasser, Edmond O'Brien. 1973. 5:30PM [ESPN ] SportsCenter (E) Christian Lifestyle Megazirw [D IS] MOVIE:'Hot Lead and Cold Feef of college kids from all over the nation des (2 ) Face-Off dD MOVIE: 'Hard Boiled Mahoney’ The (SiThfOO Stoogos [D IS ] Mouse Factory [D IS ] Disney Channel Preview gj) What’s Happening Now @ ) MOVIE: 'The Soldier' A CIA agent Murder. She Wrote ICC) Tw in brothers compete for their father's cend on Ft. Lauderdale George Hamilton. Jerry Falwell Bowery Boys turn detectives to find a 8:00PM (3D tries to prevent the Russians from blowing (3D (481 ConvofsatkMts With [ESPN ] SportsCenter [M A X ] MOVIE: Mass Appeal' (CC) An [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Jessica and Sheriff Tupper investigate fortune. Jim Dale, Karen Valentine, Don Delores Han, Yvette Mimieux. 1960 missing girl. Leo Gorcey. Huntz Hall. Betty up half of the world's oil supply. Klaus Kin­ (lS) Carrascotendas [TM C ] MOVIE: Bachelor Party' (CC) A idealistic young deacon disrupts the when it is discovered that the corpse in a Knotts. 1978. Rated G. Compson. 1947. (4l) Round Caro [H B O ] Sesame Street Presents: Follow ski, Ken Wahl, Alberta Watson. 1962. carefree school laus driver's pals decide to peaceful parish of a comfortable middle- 4:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Commando' ^ World Vision (g ) National Goographic Spodal: BalM T h a t Bird In Stereo. funeral coffin is not that of the original de­ [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive (3D Jerry Falwell throw a pre-wedding party for him. Tom aged priest. Jack Lemmon. Zeljko Ivanek, ceased. (60 min.) 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(R). unlawful past of the woman he loved as he GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [CNN] Daybreak switchboard operator, working at the ^ Insight / Out (2 hrs., 30 min.) ( g ) I Love Lucy searches for her killers. Rod Taylor, Suzy 5:35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ (60 min.) [DIS] Mousercise W hite House, meets many men not solely Here's Lucy 64) Edward tha King [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Final Terror' A (g ) Chalica of Sahration 1 2:30PM (3D Kendall. Theodore Bikel. 1970. ter GD MOVIE: 'A Time to Love and a Time involved in poKtica. Deanna Durbin, Ed­ group of campers discovers that the Cali­ [ESPN] Speedweek (3) Qua Pasa, USA7 to Die' During W W II, a (Serman soldier on (E ) 38 on Sports @4) ® M r. Rogers’ Neighborhood mond O'Brian, Don Taylor. 1948. (3D MOVIE: 'King of the Roaring 20's' 5:00PM (2) CD ® N e w s fornia re d w o ^ s hold evil. 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Gordon 1961. and liquor to the Comanches. John middle of a battle between conservation­ own a watering hole, you too Dome (90 min.) Frenchmen escape from Devil's Island to (2) Celebration of the Eucharist [ESPN] Supercross From L A Coliseum. Scott, Eve Brent, Ricki Sorenson. 1958. Star Search (60 min.) Wayne, Stuart Whitman. Nehemiah Per- gD Dayton Intemationel Air Show ists ar>d developers. Ed Harris, Blair may be able to find work in the (48) Spotlight on Governm ent soff. 1961. join the Free French forces fighting in Nazi- (2) Meet the Mayors (90 min I G D Para Qerrta Grande (105 min.) gj) Embajadores de la Musica Colom- [CN N] CNN Evening News Brown, Richard Jordan. Rated R. ® ) Hatha Yoga gccupied France. Humphrey Bogart, movies. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Weird Science’ Two biana (3D S .W .A .T . (3D Day of Discovery Claude Rains. Sydney Greenstreet. 1944. [U S A ] Cover Story a b c N ew * young boys cause chaos when they decide 11:30AM (3D Face the Nation [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report 12:1 SAM (3D Taft Entertainment wanted to © ) M O V IE : 'T o p Secret’ An international (S ) MOVIE: 'Taka This Job and Shove It' ^ What About Women to bring their science proiect to life Kelly E ) ® Motown Returns to the Apollo Sports Extra (3D (S) This Week With David Brinkley [D IS ] Newl Animal World: Elephants of agent is called to Pome to locate 120 Bkie-coDar workers stand up to brewery 1 0:30PM CD 12:30AM dD Nalrod City use Residuals, a bar in Studio LeBrock. Anthony Michael Hall. Han (R) In Stereo. @ The World Tomorrow dD ® ) The World Tomorrow Thailand Visit an elephant training school pounds of plutonium before it can be used bosses. Robert Hays. Barbara Hershey, GD Christian Sciertce Monitor Reports (3D MOVIE: 'Throq on ■ Date' Four cou- City, for a bar scene in the NBC Mitchell-Smith 1985 Rated R In Stereo d D Evening at Pops Pianist George ® Little House on the Prairie (B ) MOVIE: 'Wlsttul Widow of Wagon in Thailand, where young elephants spend by terrorists. Bill Cosby, Tracy Reed, Shel­ David Allen Coe. 1981. (E) Jimmy Swaggart pies, winners on a T V game show, set off six or seven years learning to harvest logs. Shearing and singer Mel Torm e join John movie “ When the Bough 1 0:1 0AM [CN N ] On the Menu Gap' After a bumbler accidentally kills a don Leonard. 1978. on a madcap dream holiday in Hawaii. June (S ) El Club 700 (S ) Avengers Williams and the Boston Pops to perform ® Ask the Manager man in a W estern town, ho is required by [ESP N ] Auto Racing '86: IHRA North­ [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Allyson, Ray Bolger, Rick Nelson. 1978. Breaks.” (61] Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries 1 0:30AM (3D Meet the Mayors ern National Drag Racing From Milan. Ml. (E) Small Wonder several favorite tunes. (60 min.) In Stereo. [H B O ] 1st and Ten: The Opener law to care for the man's wife and seven [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: O ) CNN Headline New* Residuals is owned by Craig [CNN] Big Story GS 'Three Stooges (60 min.) (S ) Sneak Preview In Stereo. (E ) One Day at a Time [U S A ] Hollywood Insider rambunctious children. Bud Abbon, Lou Ranger’s Guide to Nature ( ^ min.) SS Gene Scott Tennis, a television writer who [DIS] You and Me, Kid (3 ) Teiephrme Auction Costello, Marjorie Main. 1947. [M AX] MOVIE: Flash of Green’ A (3) MOVIE: 'The Lest Train from Gun gD Siampre en Domingo (4 hrs.) Masters of Disaster The 11:00PM (3D ® (S) Now.'"'' [C N N ] Style With Elea Klenech has 12 limited partners, all in the [ESPN] SportsCenter (g ) MOVIE: 'Tarzan Finds a Son’ Tarzan (3 ) W bH street Journal Report smalltown reporter becomes caught In the 3:30PM HUt' A sheriff must fight off an* entire town @ Living Wild (CC) Krov and Ann Menu­ team of Indianapolis black youngsters w ho to brir>g a young kiHer to justice. Kirk Doug­ (3 D T « x i [U S A ] Get Rich with Penny Stocke and Jane find a baby boy. the only survivor middle of a battle between conservation­ hin photographed this film following the entertainment business. He said (2) Jimmy Swaggart (g ) Tetephone Auction won the national elementary school chess 8:00AM of a plane crash Johnny Weissmuller. ists and developers. Ed Harris, Blair las. Anthony Quinn, Carolyn Jones. 1959. giant whale and sharks in the waters off CD The Worid Tomorrow O ) Capitol Journal championship is profiled, 1 2:40 AM [D IS ] saga of Davy Crock he would agree to filming there ( 2 ) M ake It Real Maureen O'Sullivan. Ian Hunter 1939. Brown, Richard Jordan. Rated R. gj) Solo pars Locos Baja, CA. (60 min.) GD Odd Couple a n [CNN] Sportsweek g j) Esta Semana en Beisbol if the casting director gave first (2 ) CNN Headline News 1 2:45PM (3D m o v i e . King Crooio’ A @ ) Austin City Limits; Neil Young In [CN N ] Prime News (S Christian Children's Fund Profilet of Nature 12:45AM (3D Robin'a Neet consideration for small roles to Cil) (3D Frederick K. Price [ESPN] Michella Mouton Explains •> delinquent becomes a singing star in New [H B O ] Video Jukebox Stereo. [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival Coverage E ) Newsmakers [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Endlau Izzve' A loen- ( 3 ) Batm an Rally Racing Orleans and gets involved with gangsters. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Where the Boys Are' his employees and regular ( ^ He-Man & Masters of the Universe gj) Fame (60 min.) of track and field and men's soccer finals. SumrTMtr Scene age boy's ardor for Ns girtfriend leads to ® ) What's HsppenliH) Now [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Secret Places' A young Elvis Presley. Carolyn Jones. Dean dagger. During Easter vacation, hordes of college g?) [CN N] Newswatch (3 hrs.) arson, tragedy and madness. Brooke customers who carry Screen ® Robert Schuller German girl comes of age and learns the 1958. kids from all over the nation descend on Ft. gD Connecticut: Now g j) Temas y Debates , Martin Hewitt, Shirley Knight. Actor Guild cards. @D ^ Sesame Street (CC) lesson of love when she is sent to a girls' Lauderdale. George Hamilton, Delores [DIS] Animals in Action 8:30PM (3D Face-off [C N N ] Inside Business (g ) Secret City 1:00PM (3D MOVIE. Goodnight. My 1981 Rated R school in England during World War II. Hart. Yvette Mimieux. 1960. ® Alice Oral Roberts Love' A pair, of unlikely detectives is hired [ESPN] E S P N S p e d e l: 1 9 8 6 Baiseball [DIS] MOVIE; The Reluctant Debu The result is that 10 regulars, (B ) Kids. liKXjrpofated Maria-Thoros Rolin, Tara M cGowan, Clau- HeN of Feme Induction Ceremonies (90 (Jj) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart by a beautiful woman to investigate the Golf: Western Open Cov­ I4i) Je m tante’ The wife of a titled Englishman must MOVIE: That Man in la- plus a bartender and waitress, [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday dino Auger. 1985. Rated PG. 4:00PM CD min.) 1:00AM dD Presenta disappeararKO of her boyfriend. Richard erage is featured from The Butler National [D I S ] Kooky Classics Shari Lewis and introduce her American-raised stepdaugh­ tenbul' A n FBI agent, posing as an unem­ will appear in the scene with Ted IDIS1 MOVIE: 'The Island of Adver^ra' m o v ie Boone, Barbara Bain, Michael Dunn. 1972. [U S A ] Monroes ter to London society. Rex Harrison, Kay df) Vottron. Defender of the Universe 1 2:00PM (3D : Murder on the Golf Club in Oak Brook, IL. (2 hrs.) some of her kooky' friends teach us about ployed stripper, drags a playboy into the Four British teenagers let their cunosity Orletit Express' Inspector Poirot sorts Kendall, John Saxon. 1958. hunt for a k id n a p t^ atomic scientist. Danson when the two-hour (23 Phil Sitvera CD Lake Tahoe Tennis Festivsl (2 hrs.) C B S N e w s the pleasures of classical music. (60 min.) [CNN] Daybreak lead them into an adventure invt^ing ter­ through a tralnload of glamorous and ec­ 6:30PM CD Horst Buchholz, Sylvia Koscina, Mario (jj) To Be Announced [U SA] Lancer [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) murder mystery is telecast in Dumbo's Circus rorists. Norman Bowlee, Wilfred Brambell, centric suspects to find tho killer of an art (2 ^ M O V IE : 'Spino ut' A carefree bache­ CD M u pp ets Adorf 1966 [DIS] [H B O ] Robert Klein on Broadway (60 the fall. John Rhys Davies. 1979. dealer with a shady past. Albert Finney, (j|| M O V IE : 'A rth u r, Arthur' An inventor, lor prefers his music, fast cars and free­ MOVIE; 'Memories Never [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R) (E) Ted Knight Show 9:00PM CD min ) GD Tales from the Dark side [M AX] MOVIE: Antarctica' (CC) Cour- Ingrid Bergman, Sean Connery. 1374. bored with his life, creates a second ident­ dom to the confinement of marriage. Elvis Die' (C C ) A woman returns home after & ® NBC Nightly News [MAX] Max Headroom igeous sled dogs are a b a n d o n ^ to the ity. Shelly Winters. Donald Pleasance, Presley. Shelley Fabares, Diane McBain. eight years in a mental institution to a [M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: Fats Dom­ ® That's the Spirit (3D Robert Schuller Terry-Thomas. 1975. (E ) Family Classics [TMC] MOVIE: Where the Boys Are' vaMend frozen Antarctic wasteland ^ r - home of suspicion and hostility. Lindsay ino end Friends Ray Charles. Jerry Lee 1:10AM [CN N ] Haaith Weak During Easter vacation, hordes of college ing a blizzard. Ken Takakura, Tsunehiko (B ) Lome Greene's New WlWemess ® (S) NFL Preseeson Football: Chi- ® ABC News Wagner, Gerald McRaney. Barbara Bab­ Lewis, and Ron W ood join Fats Oomirto in kids from all over the nation descend on Ft. 1 : 1 SAM (3D George & Mildred' Watase. 1984. Rated G. @ MOVIE: 'One More Train to Rob' A ve. Deltoe Coverage is featured from gj) Charytin cock, 1982 (R) New Orleans for a jam session. (60 mm.) Lauderdale. George Hamilton, Delores London. England. |3 hrs.) Continued... Jewish Life reformed robber, (ust oo* prison, seta (2) Steve Martin's Comedy Is Not [TM C ] MOVIE: The Invisibla Boy' A 1:30AM (3D David Suaakind Hart, Yvette Mimieux. 1960. 10:45AM (® [C N N ] Inside Business WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 — 16 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 2, 1986 17 Sexuality (61) Robotech FREE ZONE Wintbrop Prince [CNN] International Hour [DIS] Dumbo's Circus W eekdays [USA] Liar's Club 3:30PM ® She Ra Princess of Power ® Varied Programs 5:00AM SD CNN Headline News dD Varied Programs (TT) Transformers Answers^!! sexuality available for the disal Ql) One Step Beyond (E ) He-Man (TBl Tennessee Tuxedo dZ) [USA] Varied Programs ^ He-Man & Masters of the Universe (g) G.l. 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The Many people find masturbation Many communities sponsor group [CNN] Showbiz Today ® He-Man & Masters of the Universe 0 dD dZ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ® Sale of the Century He has some cerebral palsy and to be physically and psychologi­ 6:00AM CD CBS Early Morning News discussion in which people with disabilities dD GoBots ® VegaS speech and hearing problems, Kinsey cally satisfying, while others CD New Zoo Revue [CNN] Daybreak (Tl) G,l. Joe but still is normal in so many find adequate pleasure only can meet and talk with one another about CD Gw) ABC News This Morning Report [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (35) My Favorite Martian ways. He needs some release when a partner is involved. ® Jimmy Swaggart [USA] USA Cartoon Express (g) Transformers from his sexual desires, and I do how to deal with sexuality and other areas CTl) Varied Programs 8:30AM CD The Fllntstones (g) Divorce Court not know how to handle this. 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[DIS] Mickey Mouse Club [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies In Motion (R) The Coalition on Sexuality and special help in getting sexual interest in sex. sexually attractive in men are [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus [USA] Bullseye [USA] Room 222 Disability (38 Second Ave., New information, because they often I am breastfeeding and was good muscle tone, well-groomed 9:00AM CD Love Boat 4; 30PM ® ® Thundercats York. N Y 10010) or the Sex hair, a clear complexion and 6:30AM CD Daybreak are excluded from the usual told by friends that this can End of line CD Brady Bunch . white teeth. Non-physical CD Fat Albert & Cosby Kids ® People's Court Information and Education source of such learning — such affect a woman’s sex drive. I CD Donahue 700 Club 'Talk about gross!' (33) Private Benjamin Council of the United States (800 as playing witb»peers. In also asked my doctor, but she DEAR DR. 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This fear is the most (D (TS) New Love American Style ® (35) General Hospital mental-health center if you do dD Voltron. Defender of the Universe (g ) 700 Club \ QD Topper The effects of cerebral palsy sexual life and six children. have low estrogen levels, which frequent concern addressed to (g ) ( P Family tie s (d ) I Dream of Jeannie ( D Hawaii Five-0 not know how to find a [CNN] Daybreak Laverne & Shirley vary enormously from one I never had any sexual contact cause a lack of lubrication and, The Kinsey Report by males up ( ® Andy Griffith (33) The Jetsons counselor. These concerns can [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl dD Secret City d?) Reading Rainbow (CC) person to the next, so it is other than with my wife all these thus, discomfort during coitus. to age 40; after that age, the (M) Movie ( ® ® Scrabble (S Rocky and Friends build up if they are not dealt [USA] Calliope (56) W KRP in Cincinnati impossible for me to guess the years, and don’t want this now. 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By Frances Sheridan Goulart parent dies, mom joins the office preventable. The Catholic University of The only thing that works is a force, family funds run out, and How can you tell if your America. “Latchkey kid.s” tend change for the better in the way ust imagine being overnight it seems your calm child’s weight is up because to be breakfast skippers, says the entire family eats, not for a on a diet and thin-as-a-whistle 10-year-old stress has him down? Check the Long, and that’s bad. Skippers week but for the life of the eating French turns into an emotional amount of stress in his life, are usually late-day snackers. family, suggests Thompson. One toast, or pancakes fatty-fatty-two-by-four. suggests Dr. Elkind. In order of According to a survey of 9- to thing' that never works is putting in the morning, Stress signals include the impact they can have on a 13-year-olds conducted by your child on a .stricter diet pizza, tacos or "headaches, bellyaches, child and his eating are the top Clemson University food science while the rest of the family roast beefJ for lunch, com on the explosive crying and 10 kid stressers: professor Robert Borgman, kids continues eating the same cob, watermelon, peanut butter, insomnia...(even) increased • Parent dies who eat a daily breakfast have a amount and same types of frozen desserts and, oh, tho.se accidents,” .says Dr. David • Parents divorce significantly lower blood fat-producing foods they’ve weekly barbecues with hot dogs Elkind, a profes.sor of child • Parents separate pressure than those who don’t. always eaten. and hamburgers...(and still) get study at Tufts University. Hold • Parents travel as part of job And it isn’t just the missing You don’t need a computer to on the scdie in privacy once a the pratfalls and migraines for • Close family member dies morning egg that matters. It’s shape up family menus either. week and know 1 was losing some kids and add compulsive • Personal illness/injury the missing morning ritual. Nutritious meals are weigljt,” wrote one teen-ager snacking and weight gain that • Parent remarries “Breakfast indicates a stable automatically low in fat if they camper after an eight-week .stay goes with it for others. • Parent fired from job home where nutrition is include more legume.s such as at one of the Weight Watchers According to Dr. Claude H. • Parents reconcile important,” says Borgman, peas, beans and lentils, fresh International Slim Down Camps Miller of New York City’s Post • Mother goes to work “What the kids ate didn’t seem fruits and vegetables, low-fat for kids. Center for Mental Health, “But two small stresses can to matter as much as the daily animal products (reduced fat She had cau.se for rejoicing. children who feel unloved often equal one big one. Mom going routine of a morning meal.” cold cuts and cheeses, lean She was \l'h pounds lighter use food as a replacement for to work and dad getting fired,” But parents who are there and affection they don’t get from a ground beef with less than 20 thanks to WWI’s says nutritionist Betty Kamen of who aren’t getting divorced or percent fat, lean fish, etc.) and 1,200-calorie-a-day diet for non-demonstrative parent. The the Huntington, N.Y., Stress changing jobs can be fattening, always-hungry child is often an whole-grain breads. A weekly teen-agers. Center, “can have all the impact too. In fact, your loving family family weigh-in can be very Some kids aren't .so lucky. always-hurried one who uses of one big stress such as death may be loving your child right food as a tranquilizer. encouraging when pounds start What’s wrong when the perfect or divorce.” into obesity. It starts early. dropping off, too, suggests calorie-prudent diet from your He’s often the offspring of a What helps? Besides such “There is evidence that at 2 parent who is a Type A stressed Thompson. kitchen, a kid’s camp, or even tried and true TLC tactics as a months,” says the 1980 “British Another problem is posed by the family doctor doesn’t do the adult, says child p^chologist surpri.se trip to the movies, a day Encyclopedia of Medicine and the loving food-loving family job? Why docs one kid faced Leon Tec, M.D., mrector of at the zoo, a long soak in a hot Health Annual,” “that the that cooks from scratch when ACADEMY THREE PERSON with the same snacks, school Connecticut’s Mid-Fairfield bath or just talking the p’roblem average U.S. baby is consuming menus and sporting chances Counjty'Gtii,Id Guidance Center. through, a diet that’s higher in those high calories are coming 135 pwreent of the RDA for from home cooking that’s wind up with pre-adolescent “Type A parents are often stress-reducing food helps, says calories.” It’s this kind of Nylon Dome Tent spread and another one wind up inactive, smoke, may be healthy, but inappropriate to a Kamen. infant-stuffing that increases a List without it? overweight, drink too much That means fruit in place of larger child’s lower calorie child’s fat cell and count for life requirements. If you’ve counted out inertia, liquor and coffee and have ice-cream floats, raw salads — from a norm of 25 million to $53“^ SALE $34°^ Don’t forsake your strudel or TENU ON DISPIAY allergies, sugar addiction, an hypertension. Type A behavior instead of fast-food coleslaw and an abnorm of 100 billion. And your canneloni. If Weight unbalanced diet and heredity, is more common in fathers than any snack that’s low in fat, high fat cells, unlike brain cells, stre.ss could be the answer. Like in mothers, but as more women in B vitamins and protein-rich Watchers can dish up Largest Selection of Tents, Sleeping Bags and Camping the kids it fattens up, .stress never fade away. They are low-calorie pizza, burritos and Equipment in the area. obtain high-level positions, the (lowfat milkshakes, broiled fish, always there ready for another comes in all shapes and sizes, number of Type A women is Italian ices that kids love, so can yogurt) make the list while food fix. but farnily-style stress lops the increasing. Type A parents resist anything that’s good for just you. The trick is to check out ENflhdoy. anoKwMrv. oocfctafc or Hollofil 808 list. Nothing, in fact, is more the calories in those family dlnr>er, ir>doors or out^whotever the change and prefer to be hard calories, fat and sugar (fast contagious than family fat, in oooosiorx serve your next party or) Cultural stress is a good driving than to feel fear, guilt foods, convenience foods, junk classics, then cut them down by dbposable plosttc and paper Sleeping Bm s fattener-upper, but it can’t hold and sadness.” Type A parents the opinion of Dr. Robert 1) serving them less often; 2) products. RO-VC has a compteto foods) doesn’t. Thompson, head of the pediatric sotoetton ot otiroettve party goods tor y a candle to family-style stress. A produce Type A kids, but it’s And don’t be a parent who serving small portions and 3) neorty every type o t party, at •Full Size •Full zipper cares but isn’t there. “Beginning endocrinology division of the cutting the calories by reducing whotesote prtoin. University of Iowa’s Hospitals, at age 11, kids want to be with the sugar (use powdered milk in ‘ 14# Sheldon RdL, Monctiootor their peer groups. They don’t and Clinics. place of half the sugar in any “Childhood obesity is often a Telephone M e33» SALE $19^9 want to be isolated from their baked dessert), using skim, not vicious circle. The child overeats OIRCCTIONS: Sheldon Rood u If you’ve counted out inertia, allergies, friends, but the majority of regular milk (skim-milk rune beheeen Oeklerm Street Specials 8/2/86 — 8/15/86 absentee parents don’t want their because his parents encourage it, cheeses), whipped butter in. (Route S3| er«d Pertier Street then he is tea,sed by his peers In north Mencheeler. sugar addiction, an unbalanced diet and children to have friends over place of the real stuff and Opin Doily 9-9 when the parents aren’t home because he is fat, discouraged . HOURS: Oelty SAM-SPM ~ leaving out the salt. ■ Seturdey 0 AMOPfMl. The Party Place FARR'S 643-7111 heredity, stress could be the answer W kids often choose to hang out iik.^ and rejected, he takes out his fast-food places,” says Thomas frustration the only way he Long, professor of education at knows how — by eating.” t I WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 2, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 2, 19*6 20 Families 21 The Curious Shopper Don’t take my Nutritionally, nothing beats the real thing mother-in-law Juices made frcm ccncentrate Icse seme vitamin pctency By Sonja Heinze yogurt every day and regardless frtiits if using canned mixtures. Ore.: “Put on a rubber glove W HAT ARE TEABAGS o f what brand I buy, I notice MADE OF? If using fresh fruits, thicken with and twist." Is the orange and grapefruit they all contain anywhere from tapioca or the juices will sog the Mary Dudash, Pottsville, fuice made from concentrate as yVhat are teabags made of? It 125 to 135 mg o f sodium, seems like paper, but then bottom. When doing this, let the Pa.: “Use a flat rubber stopper Ic rich in vitamins and minerals which I don’t need. Is that fruit and tapioca mixture cool that's used over the drain in the — She’s mine! as fresh juice? George Cuonzo, again it doesn’t. considered quite high? Mrs. bathtub.” for 15 minutes before fillmg the Holiday, Fla. Marie McDermott, manager of John Tracy, Petoskey, Mich. Paul Leiming, Clearwater, Upton’s consumer department, pie crust. A hot filling before Fla.: “I use a circular piece of C ■^’W‘1 To get optimal nutritional Yogurt is made from milk. baking will surely sog the ) value from citrus fruits, the best informs us that teabags are Sodium is a natural constituent inner tube. This gives a much By Susan Crain Bakos dramatically changed in the last generally made from cellulose of milk, about I2S mg of bottom crust. better grip than the bare hand.” two decades because of several thing to do is to eat the orange Any talented bakers with or grapefruit itself. As far as fibers to which a small amount sodium in an 8-ounce portion. Mrs. A . OlArtgelo, St. ave you heard any good factors: •••< The bad of a wet strength agent, either There are about 2,000 mg of suggestions to add, please pass Petersburg, Fla.: ’’Simply place juice is concerned, if you them along. mother-in-law jokes • We tend to marry later, squeeze the fruit yourself and viscose or nylon, is added. The sodium in a teaspoon of salt. a wide rubber baiKl around the lately? Odds are you after a period of independent mother- drink it right away, it couldn’t material is harmless. Whether or not 125 mg of lid and turn. Magic! This has living, so that we enter marriage be better. Back in 1909 Thomas sodium is considered high would never failed my 7 1-year-old haven’t. “Take my READERS' FEEDBACK: mother-in-law., .please,” less insecure, less threatened by According to a research paper Sullivan, a New York tea depend on one’s particular state hands.” merchant, wanted to package of health. A person on a UNSCREWING STUBBORN JARS and other lines of that our spouse’s powerful mother in-law is published by Sunkist Growers, . Ralph Williams, Batavia, figure than was the young bride only about I to 2 percent of / samples of the various teas he severely restricted salt-free diet N.Y.: “Puncture the lid with an ilkH don’t pack quite the punch had for sale and asked Louis - because of hypertension may Judging from the large volume vitamin C is lost when the juico ice pick and you can unscrew they once did. Today a lot of us or groom going from the a fading have to forgo dairy .products.. A of mail in response to a reader’s parental home to the marital is pasteurized. In its frozen state Hirschhom, who made the lid without effort.” like our mothers-in-law. in a cylinder in a store or in coffee-um bags, for his help. person in normal good health request for advice on' how to home. open a stubborn vacuum-sealed Lucille Brizendine. I have been divorced 10 years cliche your freezer at 0 to 10 degrees Hirschhom devised a bag made should have no problem with it. Edwqrdsburg, Mich.: “Punch a and I still love my • The responsibility for F. the juice will barely lose any of silk, which was cheap at that Putting the soidium question in jar of spaghetti sauce, we arc maintaining smooth family another perspective, a can of handling this problem in a hole in the lid with a hammer mother-in-law, Mary Bakos. She nutritional value. time. and small nail.” ■ relationships rests less with The sooner you drink the juice Campbell’s cream of mushroom variety of ways: became my second mother when When Sullivan’s customers P«t Elliott, Brooksville, Fla.: I was 19 and she encouraged me women than it once did — two-hour lunch alone to catch up husband with no period of years; both are 25. Kate has after you reconstitute it, the began demanding more of the soup contains 825 mg of though still more with women what she describes as a love-hate better. After about four days in sodium. One package of “Using an old-fashipned beer to strive when my own mother on things. If I see her at family independent living in between. bags, Hirschhom invented a can opener in an upside-down than men. functions, we don’t get a chance Why wouldn’t they be insecure relationship with her own the refrigerator, about 10 percent machine for forming and filling French’s beef stew seasoning did not. Mary and I are not the of the vitamin C is lost. TTie mix contains 4,590 mg of fashion, slip the pointed end only women whose in-law bonds • The mass entry of women for good talks.” and possessive of their new mother. “His mom is fine,” she teabags and by 1910 had 50 girls under the edge of the lid and into the workforce has created says. “Compared to my mother, best way to store orange juice is employed to tie and trim the sodium. If you have a survived divorce. Moffit’s husband (and Fox’s jobs? in a glass container. In gently pry up." (Njole: These fuller lives for ail women and she’s probably a saint. Nobody bags. In 1914 silk bags gave If you’re still concerned about can openers do not fit on all Matti Gershenfeld, a son), Jonathan, also sees his Fox admits that she was. polyethylene, polystyrene and the sodium in yogurt, there are consu mer-oriented psychologist associated with the extended their sphere of mother for a solitary monthly “As a bride, I was very has real trouble with her.” way to sewn gauze bags. For types of jars.) cardboard the vitamin C content years these bags were only used some with less than 125 mg. Ralph Fraaze, Fradaricton. question, send it to Couples Learning Center in influence beyond the home. lunch. Moffit says, “My mother jealous of my mother-in-law. 1 John says his mother-in-law, decreases dramatically as time Dannon’s vanilla and lemon In fact, Morgan says, the on the other hand, “ruins every in hotels and restaurants. N.B., Canada: “Hold the jar Philadelphia, says, “Conflicts and my dad’s mother never got used to wake up having goes on. Juice stored in such flavors contain between 70 anji upside-down and give the Sonja Heinze, King women who do have the most national holiday including In 1929 Lipton packaged a tin with a mother-in-law are seldom along because of their nightmares about fighting with containers should be used containing IS teabags and 90 mg of sodium. ^ bottom of the jar a sharp blow Features Syndicate, difficulty with their Valentine’s Day in some way. I withing two weeks. the cause of divorce today. possessiveness of Dad. Mom her. Sometimes I was so mad at introduced them in grocery with the heel of your hand. 235 East 45th St, New There is more tolerance, mothers-in-law tend to be over thought he should never visit his her I cried. Once I wrote her a don’t know why Kate doesn’t After six weeks in a carboard stores. The teabags gradually MOIST, TOUGH Usually one blow will ease the affection and respect on both 40 and/or women who married parents without her; and I think terrible letter telling her how I lay down some rules or make an carton in the refrigerator over evolved until 1953 when the PIE CRUST seal enough so that the cap can York, N.Y., 10017. sides than there used to be. very young. that is silly. Jon was their son was first in her son’s life now so emotional break. Why torture two-thirds of the vitamin C is doiible-pouch “flo-thra” teabag When baking pie, what causes be turned easily. Sometimes an Often those feelings even The men who have for 32 years before he knew me. she had better get used to it. Of yourself like that? Why see lost, and in a polystyrene was designed. the lower crust to become so extra blow or two may be survive divorce.” mother-in-law problems, often Why shouldn’t he spend time course the problem was that I someone who tells you container 80 percent of the moist and tough? Ruth Wirth, required.” Carolyn Morgan, a Boston also young grooms, fall into two alone with his family? didn’t feel confident about being everything you do wrong over vitamin C would be lost after six SODIUM IN YOGURT Astoria, Ore. Elizabeth Jenkins, North sociologist who is working on a categories: those with a poor “My own mother cannot ‘first.’ ” and over again? She has a litany weeks. / eat an 8-ounce container of I resigned myself years ago to Little Rock, Ark.: “Tap the self-image or an unusual amount understand why I let him do this of griefs, beginning from the the sad fact that Fm incapable of edges of the lid all the way book about the mother-in-law Fox and her husband were making pic crust. One either has around with a knife handle, then relationship, says her findings of insecurities upon which a or why 1 would want to have both barely 20 when they day Kate was bom which led to domineering in-law can play; or the talent or, one doesn’t. A bop the center of the lid as well. corroborate Gershenfeld’s thesis. time alone with Marjorie. But married. Cooley says, “TTiey her dropped uterus — and going friend who does advises the those who resent the Turn jar upside-down on counter “I thought I was going to my own mother never resolved were probably still having through whatever Kate is doing following: and bop real hard in the center meet unhappy sons and mother-in-law because she her feelings toward Gram. And 1 problems separating from their wrong at this moment.” Teabags are generally made from Have all ingredients at about dominates his wife, her with your clenched fist, and daughters-in-law en masse. I think Dad will always be own parents when they had to But if John stands up to cellulose fibers to which a small amount of 70 degrees, or room thank the company for a safe didn’t. Less than a fourth of the daughter. They may share saddened by that.” take on another set of parents, Kate’s mother in her behalf, he temperature. Handle the dough product.” people 1 have interviewed so far cartoon character Andy Capp’s Moffit and Fox inhabit a the in-laws.” and Kate fight later. “Mom a wet strength agent, either viscose or lightly to keep it airy and to Jean Sudden, Sanger, Calif.: say they don’t like their distaste for “her mum.” larger world than her mother Now Fox sees how she set backs off, but I get mad,” she inhibit the development of “Use a rubber circular pad about mothers-in-law. Few of this But for the rest of us, “Take does too. When a woman herself up for unhappiness by says. “I don’t want him to put nylon, is added. The material is gluten. Avoid adding too much , 5 inches across. Place it over the group express real bitterness or my mother-in-law...please” isn’t devotes her life to being a wife vying with her mother-in-law for my mother down. She may be ” flour, which toughens the crust. lid. This gives you lots of anger.” that funny anymore. and mother, according* to family her son’s love. She says, awful, but she’s my mother. She harmless. To avoid sogginess, be certain leverage. You can also use a Once mother-in-law was the “If I have a problem, I will therapist Elizabeth Cooley, she “Ginger is so much smarter than loves me!” that the filling docs not have, .swimming cap.” excessive moisture. Drain all Maxima Pfeiffer, Umpqua, natural butt of Jokes, the call my husband’s mother right often becomes possessive of I was as a newlywed. She Kate is .seeing a therapist to meddling woman who had little away to hash it out. But I won’t those people just as others knows a wife is a wife and a deal with her mother problem, to do except spoil the grandkids call my own mother until I get a become possessive of their jobs. mother is a mother. They’re but John thinks the therapy is and make life miserable for the handle on things.” says Ginger Many people are resentful when apples and oranges, not the same .too slow. He says he has man or woman who had married Moffit. a co-worker usurps a-task or thing at all. Ginger is .so become so frustrated with “the her precious baby. She baked Moffit, at 30, is a newlywed. privilege. Well, so are some self-assured, so relaxed about issue of my mother-in-law” that BEFORE cookies and ate too many of Her mother-in-law, Marjorie homemakers. her life that she doe.sn’t need to he overreacts now. “Nothing them. And she thought she had Fox, took her side when she • “Traditionally a woman’s set up those test situations like I she does could ever possibly be the answer to everything from decided not to change Ijer name economic and emotional security did. I was always putting my right.” He is tired of her WEDDING dust balls to moral issues. with marriage. rested in her husband, ” Cooley husband in the position of continuing presence in their Today mother-in-law may live Moffit says, “My own mother says. “Her sense of fulfillment having to choose me or his marriage and says he doesn’t ------MAGAZINE in a condo on a Florida beach kept yelling at me about depended on doing her job as mother. And she was doing the want children b^ause he doesn’t RING. with someone else’s tradition and how I would housewife and mother well. same thing from her end. want her to become their father-in-law. If she does live in confuse our future children with Naturally she saw herself in “We never became friends grandmother.” the same town, she’s probably multiple surnames. Marjorie competition with her and I’m sorry we didn’t. At lea.st “He’s obsessing,” Kate .says. Another example of the Herald’s See us for busy: working, going back to said, ‘I wouldn’t change my mother-in-law and resented the we had stopped being enemies “She’s my mother and my QOAUTY INVITATIOPiS other woman’s interference.” .school, playing tennis to keep in name if 1 were doing it all over before she died. But I wish I problem.” commitment to the needs and RECEPTION ITEMS shape. You will have to leave a again either.’ She is 60, but you When families Were could have given her what He counteracts: “She intmdes message on her answering would never know it by looking geographically close-knit and Ginger has given me.” on our lives, so she’s my interests of Manchester. ATTENDANTS GIFTS machine if you want this woman at her or listening to her. She is wives seldom worked, power “My mother-in-law is great problem too. I’m just not by Carlson Craft to babysit. great!” struggles between the — to me. She treats me politely, allowed to do anything about my The bad mother-in-law, like Both women work in generations of women followed as if I were a stranger. She problem.” * the wicked stepmother, is a retailing. Their schedules are so weddings, as a normal course of treats my wife like a littl»'kid.” Watch for it every Saturday! ISC lllail Ifoom. fading cliche. The experts hectic that they have one day set events like pregnancies. — John 341 E. Center St., Manchester, C T 06040 believe .our relationships with aside each month as a regular Brides were younger and were John and Kate (names Hours: Mon.-Fri. 0-6 / Sat. 10-2 our mothers-in-law have lunch date. “We need a usually handed from father to changed) have been married two WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug. 2. 1986 22 Dining In WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aug, i, H 23 Dining Out Let’s talk toast The Hungry Tiger

By Sondra Astor Slava properly spunky; the bing we ordered cherry sauce left us puzzled at The ctaicken pieces were Try a state-of-the-art catch-and-carry breakfast On a steamy July day, food its sweetness. But. with the pleasant enough but the that lends itself to nibbling, or in exception of the chicken, this vegetables were overcooked, the parlance of the middle 1980s fried bonanza could easily go it emphasizing that "stir fried” “grazing.” seemed far more By Janet Lorimer PEANUT BUTTER TOAST (sounds strange, tastes divine). if needed alone. and ”ca»erole” are really 4 slices of your favorite appealing than the thought of a The dinner salad makes the contradictory terms. F^irther, 2 slices whole-wheat Toast and butter the bread and 'A cup grated Cheddar cheese (optional) standard meal. We remembered t’s one. of "those” bread cheese basic lettuce and tomato taste the baked potato served with it spread cooked banana over it. If 4 slices nitrite-free that The Hungry Tiger at 120 more interesting by.adding curls momings^The alarm ‘/4 cup peanut dash garlic powder or seemed an inappropriate you want to get exotic, sprinkle _bacon, cooked and Charter Oak St. had such a of purple cabbage. The blue mating. clock purpbse^ shut / butter, plain,or crunchy a dash of nutmeg on top. salt and pepper itself off in tl^ ni^hr^solichTT so crumbled (optional) menu, so on what may have cheese dressing was standard: The chicken breast, which 2 tablespoons honey Oh, and on those calm, 4 whole-wheat pitas been the hottest day of the the house special, a creamy finally arrived twenty minutes you oversleep. When tad of butter you do wake up, you peaceful, take-it-easy mornings Toast and butter the bread. summer, we visited for dinner. Italian, was heavy on the later, was not worth the wait. rush out of bed and promptly when you make waffles or Peel and grate eggs. Set aside. Set aside. Melt a little butter in The Tiger is as much a bar as mustard and tasted like a soft The crabmeat stuffing des­ trip over a chair that’s lying in Toa.st bread and butter it. pancakes, the banana topping is In small saucepan, melt butter a frying pan and fry the eggs. restaurant and the menu pate made of deviled eggs. cribed on the menu was ambush. An alien creature has Cream together peanut butter ideal. over medium heat, Add flour, (Remember, you got smart the suggests a wide variety of mixed Burgers are offered with six overpowered by a mixture of I and honey and spread it on stirring well. Slowly add milk, drinks as well as food of all varieties of accompaniments, or unanticipated vegetables. Even night before and sliced the devoured all the clean socks in If you like sauteed frtiit,'try the house and when you dash Uxt.st. You Could ju.st spread on stirring well until you have a cheese and cooked and crumbled types. On the Monday night that you can create your own more unexpected was the pool of the peanut butter and then .sauteeing apples or fresh thick white sauce. Continue we were there, we found that combination. A Tigerburger liquid which sat with the rice into the shower, you discover pineapple or peaches or the bacon, didn't you?) that the .soap ran away with the drizzle honey over it, but you cooking until it is smooth and Now to assernble the Mexican food was featured (it is added Swiss cheese, sauteed under the rolled breast. might find honey dripping strawberries. Or put them all also a specialty on Tuesdays) mushrooms and bacon to a most Ftom our sampling, one diner shampoo. It's a conspiracy, together. thick. sandwiches: On four slices of right? Of course you won’t have through your fingers. Creaming A’dd the cheese, cooking until and that which we sampled was enjoyable juicy meat patty- suggested that The Hungry toast lay slices of cheese and/or the highlight of our meal. An time for breakfast. Or will you? the peanut butter and honey cheese is melted. Add the grated served on a hard roll. French Tiger did better with dishK that TROPIC BREAKFAST STARTER sprinkle some bacon crumbles appetizer of quesadilla primo That’s where the together first helps avoid this. egg and stir it through .sauce, fries were excellent, with crisp were not prepared with sauce. IF 'A cup of any or and top each with one egg. Top provided two grilled flour exteriors and just a tinge of catch-and-carry breakfast comes then season with garlic powder this be the case, then one would all of the following: with the remaining four slices of tortillas, separated by Cheddar oilioess. probably do well with nnost of in. You just catch the critter in COTTAGE CHEESE TOAST or salt and pepper. Spoon toast. one hand and carry it out the fresh peaches, bananas, cheese, chilis and bacon, and Chilis rellenos were unavaila­ the dozen sandwiches also on the 2 slices whole-wheat berries, apples, pineapple, mixture into pitas and heat in Feeds 4 hungry “kids.” served with a red salsa that was door. It’s easily the nicest thing bread ble so we tried the tostada salad. menu, the other dinner-sized pears microwave for about 30 seconds flavorful as well as hot. Cut into which proved to be a most salads or the steaks that can happen to you on one of tad o f butter a little butter on High setting. QUICK APPLESAUCE wedges, it made for tasty eating. acceptable substitute. A huge On first perusal of the menu, "those” mornings. 'A cup cottage cheese Serves 4. Let’s talk toast. No, not just 6 apples, cored and One could not complain about tostada shell was filled with we had been entranced with the (.small curd is best) Melt butter in saucepan and sliced but not peeled value in a huge hunk of bland tortilla chips, meat, beans and dessert possibilities We were any old piece of toa.st. The salt and pepper to taste following recipes are add fruits. Saute until tender and Half the breakfast battles can 'A cup water fried mozzarella. But quantity is cheese and topped with avocado disappointed that sopapillas state-of-the-art toa.st. goldenish. easily be fought the night 1-2 tablespoons honey,- not always quality: you can puree and sour cream. The (Mexican fried bread with • Toast and butter bread. Spread Now, here are just a few of before. For example, make the or to your taste _ easily have too much of an only contrast of textures and flavors honey or cinnamon sugar) were CHEESE TOAST on a layer of cottage cheese and the taste-tempting uses for your egg-cheese sauce mixture I teaspoon cinnamon acceptable preparation. was totally satisfying. not available, but we happily- The Hungry Tiger at 1 20 Charter Oak St. has a season with salt and pepper. For (above) the night before and just Much more satisfying was a The standard dinner entrees settled for chocolate chip cookie 2 slices whole-wheat Tropic Breakfast Starter. distinctive sign. bread a dash of extra color, sprinkle • Mix it with some plain yogurt, reheat. If you have leftover Place all ingredients in a combination basket of fried were least .successful. Problems''M pie and nutter butter pie The vegetables. The lightest of were aggravated when our '/■s cup grated cheese on a pinch of paprika, too. grab a spoon, and go. chicken or beef from dinner, I '/2-quart micro safe bowl. latter dessert is described as batters barely covered wonder­ order was confused, and our nestling butter pecan ice cream (try a mix of Cheddar You can even chop up a scant • Pop it into a pocket (pita) shred it and store it in the Cover and microwave on High 'A teaspoon of finely minced refrigerator in a covered setting for 13 minutes. Pour fully succulent mushrooms, willing but harried waitress in a Butterfinger candy- bar and Jack bread, top with grated cheese, palate singeing zucchini spears, brought a second stir-fried crust, then topping it all with hot cream not simply- butter pecan '/■I cup sliced fruit onion or chives and and stir warm in the microwave until container. Slice up fruits or cooked apples and all liquid into ice cream without the nuts them into the cottage chee.se. If mushrooms in preparation for blender and puree on High chicken tidbits and onion rings. chicken casserole to the table, in fudge (bananas, apples) cheese melts, and go. The horseradish sauce w ^ lieu of the stuffed chicken breast The chocolate chip pie was Finally, with the appearance of '/j cup cooked. you do, pack along a bottle of • Add it to some cottage cheese the early mornings crazies. If speed. Serve warm or chilled. our check a decision was made you did your homework, you’re Makes about 2 cups. really more like a soft brownie shredded chicken mouthwash. and go. with lots of walnuts It was not not to charge us for the desserts Do you know of a all ready to build this Now obviously you aren’t tad of butter Even though you don’t bad at all. once one laid aside For foods which do show up on restaurant you’d like to I’ve recently discovered that if anticipate having “those” delicacy-on-the-run! going to make applesauce on previous expectations. But the the bill, appetizers range from Slip bread intoVtogster. Butter you have some bananas that are one of “those” mornings, but if see reviewed here? mornings, you might like to The Hungry Tiger nutter butter looked and tasted S2 75toS4 M: sandwiches from each slice of toast as it pops up. about to cross over the border make life simpler by preparing MUSHROOM-CHICKEN FILLING you made it the night before, much more like the mud pie. SI 95 to S4 SO: burgers are 13 75: Write to Sondra Astor On top layer fruit and/or from “peak of perfection” the sauteed fruit the night before butter grab some plain yogurt, toss in 120 Charter Oak St., 649-1195 which is Oreo cookie crust and salads $3.75 to $3.95 and main Stave at Weekend chicken. Top with grated cheese. ripeness into “mushy and storing it in the refrigerator. 2 cups fresh mushrooms, some granola and some ✓ Hours: Meals served every day, 11; 30 a.m. to 1:30 coffee ice cream dishes mostly-$6 25 to $8 95 Microwave for about 30 seconds never-never land” ripe, you can Next morning, just reheat. sliced applesauce, give 'it a quick stir After much tasting and So. in sum, what does one Plus Magazine, P.O. on High .setting or until cheese 'A cup cooked, and you’re out the door with a.m. make a wonderful breakfast ✓ Reservations advised, Thursday through Sunday discussion we consulted our make of this meaP First, if one Box 591, Manchester melts, or place under the broiler topping. ^ Speaking of pitas, I like to shredded meat your breakfast in your hand. waitress who checked with the chooses from the Mexican, fried 06040 in a conventional oven until think they were invented by 2-3 eggs Too many people view ✓ Dress: Casual. kitchen. The cooks' first insisted and broiled foods, a very- good cheese melts. BANANA t o a s t ' someone who had one of 4 pitas breakfast as an either/or Handicapped access. that we had the correct dessert meal can be had And second, to The whole process takes mere 3 slices whole-wheal proposition. Either it has to be Mastercard, VISA, American Express. then admitted that the enjoy it — which we did — a “those” mornings. Well, maybe Quickly melt some butter in a minutes. Just wrap the results in bread not, but what could be more complicated and fancy or they ingredients had been somewrhat sense of humor is absolutely in a paper towel or napkin and 2 slightly overripe small pan. Toss in the go without it. You need to eat adjusted: yes. it was coffee ice mandatory- ■ convenient for the mushrooms and saute until carry them out of the door. bananas catch-and-carry breakfast? breakfast, even on “those” tad o f butter golden brown. Stir in the meat mornings, so grab a handful of and break in the eggs, stirring Now don’t automatically EGG AND CHEESE dried fruit, a slice of cheese, a .screech when you read the Melt a little butter in a small IN A POCKET until everything is well mixed . cup of whole-wheat bread, a ingredients for the next goodie. frying pan. Peel and slice 4—6 hard-boiled eggs and egg is thoroughly cooked. haid-boiled egg. Look at those •A” Prices A® Hi Dinner It really is delicious. Try it bananas and saute in butter, 2 tablespoons butter Divide mushroom mixture ingredients. All healthy, all between the four pitas and stuff! haven’t Specials before you pass judgment. mashing them as they cook, 2 tablespoons whole-wheat easily catch-and-carry. WONG’S Heat for a few seconds in the changed in Weekly until they are soft and golden flour There’s no excuse for not 254 Broad Street, Manchester microwave or a hot conventional RESTAURANT AVOCADO TOAST brown and on the mushy side 'A cup milk, more eating breakfast, even on 3 years! rOa.NG • SZECHUAN 3 slices whole-wheat oven and serve. “those” mornings.. ■ If You Love Seafood, You’ll love Nikki’s A U T H E .vnC CHI.NESE CUISINE bread Makes 4 hearty stuffed pitas. TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS '/ 2 ripe avocado • Baked Stuffed Sole • Baked Stuffed Shrimp salt and pepper Now we come to a real Head Chef • Chef Wong tad of butter favorite with the kids. Hey, I • Broiled Scrod • Scallops & Clams 875-0661 Too many people view breakfast as an know a 45-year-old “kid”- who • Fish & Chips • Fisherman’s Platter Plop bread into toaster with either/or proposition. 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