* ★ TAG SALE!!! Feast Fest waiters’ race: Thursday at 3 p.m. downtown 4 Days for the Price of 3! •«»*, ^ PLACEPUCE YOUR YOUR AD AD ON ON TUESDAY, TUESDAY, BEFORE BEFORE NOON, NOON, AND AND YOU’RE YOU’RE A ALL LL S SET E T FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY OR IRENE IN CLASSIFIED. UJaurltrBtrr) Mancheslf," A Cily ol Uillaqp Charm HrralJi Rentals AMimiENTS FORKNT CARS ICRRS Wednesday. Aug. 28,1987 FOR SALE I f o r s a l e 2 BEDROOAAS, heat, mmsss ISERMCE stove, references, 30 Cents r m ib it it s * ' ••O'rtty, no pets. O L D S 1976 C usto m 8510, 649-3340.______cruiser wggon. $600. ROOAA. Non tmokino Coll 647-1722.______2 BEDROOAA apartment TAKEALOOR Ottoman prtforrtd. F o Ad l t d 1976. Runs A ir condltlonod, klt- on AAonsfleld/WIIIIng- ton line, route 44. $385, uaBiseoMeSi., good, good body. $200. 86 Pont. Grand Am PrIvllOOM, WQ- 646-1579 onytime. •Mtor. *68R5 MPOA unlikely •‘••'•/drvor. parking. Vh months security. ondaftarsebaoi ® % itte‘^ibaVriL % V l N Y L IS F l i l i A L Avolloblo August J9. Adults preferred. ■owertorga, ~ GIMND Prix 78, maroon 88 Toyota Celloa 643»Se00o______Country privacy. No a low^ost Landau roof. Sunroof, in sM dogs. 429-7894. esthnotm. Insuryt 643- wuim*«.P,WBiiI«*|6s.C4II iMded. New Pioneer YOUN G gontlomen pre- ClonHled fbr q u M »t"T"o system. Asking 85 Mazda RX7 OSL'SE' ~ ■ Twrod. Non smoking, AAANCHESTER. Cleon 2 8uWi. 643-mi. SIDING PLUS.. $2000.647-1914. ploosont room private bedroom duplex, pri­ t A u ^K IN O such as loam Loaded *11,900 ,flll, wood, stone, trash to take deal on tK>me, telephone, next vate driveway. Wa- S 4 B > 2 3 4 a 6 4 3 ^ 119 8 81 Mazda RX7 *4495 >» •hower, parking. sher/dryer hook-up. etc. Roy . Hardy Lawn 6001.______No pets. Coll evenings. Core. 646^2973. , CLYDE 70 Zephry Sedan 649-4222. pt AH5{j|iCE. llkfmodel- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Mr. ond chimney re- 80 Line. Town Car r o u t e 83, V E R N O N lAPARTRIENTS EAST Harttord. 2 bed- . bull d l n a. The 2 to Chooae $ A V E room, 2nd floor, on bus : En»Am Tom pOssIMItles ore end- 79 Cougar XR7 *3495 I FOR RENT line. $475 per month AAASTtR . 84 Marcury Marquia bonds for mall i EXCAHATlin loss. AfMr 6pm week- SZBuiekRaatif*. •84BS 3 ROOAAS, 118 AAoln plus utilities. 643-7263. ^ lObfoMo.^, IS iwe ssIMeMSiig serapsr wWi dove, 64H208. a Bonnavma 4 dr. *6895 Brougham *4995 Street. No pets. Secur­ AAANCHESTER. bed- .. In resldentlql. epsralor larMn. ChMixM «ay •4 Camaro T-Topa *8498 1 tolMWiItt ■ '.l-Vr- 08 Mustang By Andrew Yurkovsky ity and deposlt.$480. room apartment In 2 .t$moln center..,,^ . Clossifled ..wwods servewm theeeem •tCalabmyaar.we *7496 area of the Mall at Buckland Hills, not any Heot and hot water family house, near bus Insured. Prefix 94 8kyha«k4*.wa *5998 85 Gran Marq Brh. *681^ and Alex GIrelll motes. Senior ^ . 875-8058 \Mople today fust os The Manchester Herald futare bonding decisions in Manchester. Included. 646-3426, 9^5 line. Includes appllan- they hove since our ( iAOMaClataaar. *7498 88 Town Car *17,9^ weekdays. c«;„oarage. $500 with Even If Judge John P. Maloney’s decision is .trylbeoWhlng.RlidL___ «Mare.Marwii4*. •7895 set aside, the referendum proposed by the AAANCHESTER. 4 room utilities. $650 security. 1 88Clwy.Capfloa«* *8495 85 Cougar naa *6800 No deal, says a lawyer for the Manchester year leose. 633-4777. MimbmE'iamn juao thorn: ropufonv.i#43- M?!^***''**^™ ahould meet the desires of the apartment. 1st floor. ,.BwkeLlruok66Mppw'. ta Pontic SunMrd '8595 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 Property Owners Association. MPOA. Adults preferred. No 6 ROOAA duplex, 3 bed- Stump remosel nee •a And Pin4. 4au *10,198 town has proposed to the MPOA that it pets, no appliances, 1 Appliances. esttffloles. SpeoW 86 Dodge Daytona Z *11,495 83 Lynx W a, M. AC *3W 5 m il drop its appeal of the Judge’s decision “nie Hartford Superior Court Judge ruled in car. Security. 649-1265. $550 per month, 1 V«, oondderatlon for elderly aecavallaraar. •8395 barring the town from issuing bonds for July that the town would have to hold a security deposit. No MwoniriT^-- 88 Mazda SE5P/U *5495 AAANCHESTER. Quality end handloepped. *7 CaptloaCMoan. •18,849 improvemenU at the site of the Mall at approve the issuance of $13 one bedroom, heat, hot pets. Available Sep- DEU •7 Baetm Pask awnw •20,845 82 Buick Skylark tember 1st. 647-1018. S? S12" -Rich form loam,5 yards, ^ ' 847-7 S83 Buckland Hills if the MPOA will agree tohave million in tax-increment bonds for improve- water and all applian­ 9 0 0 •7 Cantury Cat Wgn. •18,595 White *5195 the Judge set aside his-decision. menta to the area around the proposed Mall at ces Included. Alrcondl- M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- Buckland Hills. In his decision, the Judge said tloned. Quiet. On bus room duplex. Stove, eesjimrcuiewk. WMm w A ig end doAratIve stone.^ 8 7 2 ; 9 i n 88 Marker XR4TI *11 , ^ 5 ■Hie move, which would still mean a line. Ideal tor middle- refrlgerotor, dis­ the directors erred in approving the bonds 05 Buick Regal * 7 ^ referendum, is meant to satisfy the MPOA but themselves without a referendum. aged and senior cltl- hwasher garbage dis­ at the same time allow the town to maintain its zens. 8540. 247-5030. posal, washer/dryer 06 Oida Calais *6395 authority over future bonding decisions. O Brien said that Beck should agree with his 3 ROOAAS. Partly fur- hook ups. Parking, 2 SCRANTON cors. $595 per month 04 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 Kevin O’Brien, the attorney representing offer if he believes that Maloney's decision nlshed. Heat. Working the town’s Ek:onomic Development Commis­ does not set a precedent for future bond issues single mole preferred. heat Included. No pets. ANo seiecT useo No pets. Lease. 643- Security and referen- SONS s*% mMNcmo on li9« *9895 sion. made his proposal in a letter Wednesday for Manchester ard other towns. 2880. ces. 228-9317. I APARTMENTS to Bruce S. Beck, the M POA’s attorney. The FDR RENT Merchandise MSCEUANEOUS CARS 87 FIFTH AVE. <4| •14,896 EDC is a party to the appeal, along with the "In this way your clients will suffer no Get the Wont Ad habit... NEVER PLACED a want RWSRLE 87 LeBARON MORIARTY furtlier economic loss as a result of ad? There's nothing to It FOR SALE OTtTafko town and the Homart Development Co. of rood and use the little ods STUDIO type. Partly fur­ CSiicago, the developer of the proposed mall. prosecuUng this action and will have obtained In Clossifled regularly. ... lust dial 643-3711 and nished. Working single DINING Fobm set (Rock SUBARU 1981 DL, 5 87 RAIDER 4x4 BROTHERS what they have purportedly desired, i.e. the we'll help you word and 87 PLY VOYAQER 643-mi. mole preferred. No Maple) with hutch and speed, 54,000, miles M l CantBr SL Kathleen Eldergill. Beck’s la w partner, said referendum.” O’Brien wrote in bis letter to place your od. pets. Leose. 643-2880. CL0THM6 buffet, washer, swing 87 RAMCHARQER ManchBstsr, CT this morning she had not gotten O’Brien’s good condition. $3100 4M Beck. My client will not have to be concerned NOTICO A P A R TM E N T for rent. 5 set, a cap for 6 foot bed. 649-9367 offer 5. letter and had not discussed it with her client with the precedent set by Judge Maloney’s - rWOUCHOAIUNO MAN botes leather locket 649-3248.______87 ARIES 4 ar. MW 6 4 3 - S 1 3 S H ^ v e r . she said she would not advise the room apartment In a 2 size 44, $125. Black CAPRIS Classic 78. E*- 87 DODGE RAM decision. T.» family. 3 bedrooms, GOLF Starter sets from cellent condition. MPOA to set aside the judge’s decision. leather vest $40. 643- MINI VAN " I f you are not willing to stipulate to the appllonced kitchen, 9889. $35. Wedges, woods, Nicely equipped. $2900. WLaa.Awa MPOA’s position is that all town-issued carpeting. Pay own putters. Borgaln prl- 643-7331. above tlien I assume that you must consider 87 DAKOTA pu [trucks/ v/ws tax-increment bonds, such as those involved u tilitie s. $675 per ces. 649-1794______D A TS U N B-210 1977. 87 SHADOW IFONSAIE the case to have effect beyond the bonds at month. 1 year lease in the improvements in Buckland. should be issue." the letter to Beck continued. SSSUSS-'SHli Srt INNER. Spring summer Standard, runs well. 1 •10,606 subject to approval by the voters. plus security deposit I FURNITURE chaise longe, $125. 12 owner. Mut sell. $600. 87 SUNDANCE TM • •ia896 iW ^^lSS^owenSri While agreeing to hold a referendum on EAoeotlon Special Protects — No pets. 646-4525. service stainless teel 646- 2753.______87 DODGE Punwia I •1B888 ring, brakes, 32.000 O'Brien said he is making the proposal in banding for the Buckland improvements, .m ponse to a request last week by Beck, fn a Y o ^ Services...... •ss jw un AAANCHESTER. Avalla- COFFEE table and end flatware, $25. 646-3532. FORD FOIrmont. 81 Ex- 80 DAYTONA twk. •13,006 miles. Price negetto- O'Brien said, the town would not be obligated ble. 647-896S. letter Friday to Town Attorney John W iS id V o X sSJ^kA.®'""’ of Children ble September 1st, 2 table (together or se­ PICTURE window 5' B"x ecllent condition. Air. 88 QT8 TwSak laaaiw •11,200 to hold referendums for future tax-increment Heiald photo by Tuokor bedroom units ot parate),one Individual 4' 2". $40. 643-1680. Original owner. $1750. 88 LeBARON com. •13,406 ^ n e y . Beck said the appeal should be $475,500 and $525 plus gloss topped coffee ta­ issues. He said Beck could petition Education Special Prelects — M OVING! Cash & carry. 275-6355 646-6811, Bob. 88 LeBARON t*. •0,006 riWTOilCYCLESr dropped because holding a referendum on the Maloney to eet his decision aside. Morning wreck utilities. Security ond ble. Call 742-5918 88 RELIANT 8.W. Chapter 2...... agoc in 2Vi cords of seasoned DODGE Coronet station bond issue, as the Board of Directors has When the town originally announc^ that it to be financed by on Increase In Grant'Awwd.'...... references. Allbrio evenlngs.o — .» ■■ I rm^ MMWW proposed, would invalidate the appeal. The front of a Volkswagen Is crushed following Relaty. 649-0917. oak wood. Cut 8, split wagon 73 . 318 engine. 80 DODGE intended to appeal Maloney’s decision. Beck Manchester Memorial Hospital, where her W ATER BED king size. $70. 18,500 B TU air Runs well, price negoti­ **ARLEY Davidson 74 O'Brien said today the Board of Directors an accident with a pickup truck at the Knd^JT^"'*’’ ^®'*'^*'*'®" Education Special Prelects — 2 FA M ILY 2nd floor 's Complete package ex­ CHARGER •7,606 argued against having the appeal heard by the condition was unavailable. The driver of the conditioner, good con­ able. 633-2939. 88 CELEBRITY *7,706 F L . $3500 or best has to hold a referendum because of political state Supreme Court because be said the intersection of Bissell and Holl streets this OovoloPment Act...... •S4A43.00 large rooms. Excellent cluding headboard. dition, $200 or best o ffy. 640-5366.______necessity. He said he believes MPOA is only pickup, Robert Maynard 59, of Waterford, and Asking $100. Call 742- THUNOERBIRD 1979, 88 PLY. HORIZON •8,006 decision would have no effect beyond the town mem aS ?"**^ *” • Efofesslonol D c v e l^ location, large yard, no offer. Coll 647-9974. navy blue, air, auto­ interested in bonding for improvements to the morning. The driver of the Volkswagen, Kelly M pets. $650 per month 5918 evenlnos.g______88 CHY. GTS tmm *10,200 Motoblcone moped. ~ix^ of Manchester. his brother, James, a passenger, were not FR EE lay hens. 742-0193. matic, am/fm cassette, cel lent condition. f?ei> Murning, 17, of 214 Pine St., was taken to Fond^rT^******^**'^****'* Education Special Prelects — plus security and utili­ 2 SOFAS, 1 gold , 1 green. 86 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7,806 injured. Story on page 8. Coll offer 3:00.______power steering, 86 VOYAGER *9.206 c o n 643-0240. ECRA Public 41-446009...... a|i 7m m ties. References. 646- Excellent condition. 1516. U PR IGH T Plano. Fair brakes, windows, tilt 84 TOY. CELICA GTS t . 41-444004...... ;""...*JOOOW $90 each. Chocolate wheel, v -8 , 97k miles. to be tlnonced by Increased EERA entitlement of •ll.dOAM boodltlon, $75. Other Na«M a. Moonraor *0,406 iM WCaiJUIEOUS* 3 BEDROOM apartment. nylon carpet 10 x 12, Full service records 84 LeBARON 4 4r.. Mo •0,606 $35. 643-9603. Items on sale. 649-1714 4 I a u t d m o t iv e ^ Fund^ir^-***^"*^"*'"" Education Special Protects — Adults preferred. Ref­ after 5. since 81. Asking $2500. 83 TURISMO More seek help for fear of flying since air disasters erences and security 871-6350. AMOLSMaOlMatl FURNITURE, mlscel- IN TER N ATIO N AL C. O. to be nnanced by 0 State Grant. ....w.7sg.oo required. 643-2034. CHEVETTE 1981. Auto- 83 TOYOTA CELICA *7,006 ITV/STEREO/ laneous household and e. tractor 1076. If Inter­ By Morlo Fox of the 6,000-member Phobia Society K n d ff^ appreorlotlen to Education Special Protects — motlc, 4 door. Excel­ 82 PONTIAC J2000 *2,706 ested please call 64>- The Associated Press within 500 feet of a twin-engine She said something as dramatic I APPLIANCES other Items. Cash only. 70 BmCK SKYLARD *2,006 of America, said in a telephone in Coral Gables, Fla. I CONDOMINIUMS 646-ra5^rtferlpm. lent condition. $1200. 0622. plane SO miles west of Boston, but as the Northwest crash “ always because of It. Their work, their fAuJO-Handlcopped Proorams...... •n.im in 647- 1356.______77 DODGE naewnair interview Tuesday. both planes landed safely, the Burt Siegel, a psychologist who family, their social life are con­ fy^Ae^nanced ^ tuition Income from Keeney and Sennet I FOR RENT SMALL apartment size cuM.SKMMiiia. *4,806 CHICAGO — More people are The Northwest crash near De­ drops the scale back from heads the . Institute for Stress Hoover dryer $50. 649- TOYOTA Corolla 1980. CMS seeking help for their fear of flying Federal Aviation Administration progress.” nected to flying, and they are 1 BEDROOM condo, wall 5809.______ENOROLLS 87k, 4 door, air, auto­ troit on Aug. 16 killed 1S6 people in reported. Control in suburban Hinsdale, said missing out on these things," said FunffST^"***” ^****'^*'****" ** Education Special Protects_ FDRSALE and some under treatment have the nation’s second-worst air T.W. Cummings, a retired Pan Monday: “ My patients are a little to wall carpeting and STOVE deluxe model 27% Width • 280 matic. $3000. 644-1804. 875-3311 “ In the clinics, our clinicians Am pilot who wrote the book Siegel, who claims a 90 percent ^ogram for Visually Impaired...... *220 no in appliances. Call for de­ J 13% svidlh • 2 for 280 suffered setbacks since the North w- disaster. concerned, but nobody is saying, gold, Frlgldolre In est Airlines crash and a string of report more people experiencing a “ Freedom from the Fear of Fly­ success rate. for'mS s S 7 l ^ * * " * ’ "*• aSd1 5 ;Td w tails. 7am to 2pm. 647- good condition. $100. ■m u s t be picked up st the I In addition, there has been a setback in their treatment because ‘My treatment is being set back a One of his former patients, Helen 8912. near-collisions and other mishaps, ing" and offers tapes and seminars few months by it.” ’ 646-4383. iHerald Office Monday thru] spate of near-collisions, mechani­ of the latest events,” said Ms. Gaynor, said recent airliner acci­ *" - t r a n s f e r to |Thuradaybetoie 11 a.m.only. some experts say. for fearful fliers, said interest in his He said the patients he counsels cal failures and other problems Kanaan, whose Rockville, Md.- dents "obviously make one wonder, “Our secretaries report more book and tapes is up lately. privately or in groups usually are HOMES involving U.S. airlines in recent based organisation of researchers, but the statistics are there — it’s trraT fln a n ^ by StolTGrants...... •333,S*3.93 I t t I LAWN AND inquiries lately, and we get several weeks. “ And people in my last seminar highly motivated to lose their flying FOR RENT Iwfie a Look hundred Inquiries each week," pyschologisto and people with pho­ asked me some questions about the safer to fly than to drive your car, l i J BARDEN In one of the lastest incidents, a phobia. 8hXsr?.?i'.?." ''“"‘Jisss Susan Kanaan, executive director bias provides information on the crash in Detroit," he said in a and I Just drove home from to be flnonced by a Grant from tiie stme'"BeM"HiZ«25:'z! ROCKVILLE/VERNON Northwest Jetliner Monday passed “ These people are missing out on house for rent. Older treatment of phobias. telephone interview from his home downtown in the rain, and I can an important part of their life vouch for that." Colonial, living room, Top SeN Screeao4 Loom INDOOR Antiques Flea dining room, 3 bed­ Any amount daNvtrad. Alao, till, Market. Hawthorn cSitSll^mKSKJSrt"" - t r a n s f e r to rooms, 1 bath. $1000 giavsl, atona and bark, muleh. Center, Hartford. security, $750 per Bobcat, bactdioo 6 loadar rantal. Starting soon. Vendors MAZ^A Cops alter approach West Germany iJrsnrnSs^y •»«»» month. Pay your own wanted. 249-9710. utilities. Available Sep­ DAWS CONSTRUCTION p m r,ji5?issr?'isss?.!:!".. i!...*:!!''*' S72-1400/SS94SSS to be flnonced by a State Grant airmdy rKoi\^'." tember 1st. Call Dianna 954-1138 between 8 and /lYlORIARyv BROTHERS, to domestic disputes PrepoM appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 41 Automotive offers to scrap AAumdpol LloMlltv Trust F u n d !„.:..._:.„" tSSSL = 4. All other times 6 ^ lain or m 8384 ISnBOATS/MARINE Bv Bruce Motzkln ♦of* """n eed by a State Grant oiread; Veee^ved for Oct. 1 , 19M. The law requires police 19070.00 and Town contribution of *7,40000 f " f IS S I eq u ipm en t Herald Reporter Don’t try to drive onto downtown-Ma^iilihii^’ Proposed appropriations to General Fund: I STORE AND CARS officers to make an arrest any time Pershing missiles brtween Safld 8;30on Thursday aftern ob tat^ft^ I OFFICE SPACE SPORTTcrafnoSTTJew ___I FDR SALE there is a threat of violence tetween •rill be rerouted fora brief time between BrotoaM^ PlonnSnp.'"!"!!!!!!!!.” !.""".'".'"...... *'*4oS'S floor. Mercury 65 horse Why did the number of domestic household members during a do­ calls answered by the Manchester BONN West (Jermany (AP) - Chancellor Helmut Place and Forest Street so that the Feasiiras^' Public Works — Hlphww...... *4 nl'an E X C E L L E N T location, outboard, trailer, FORD Fairmont 1980. 4 mestic call. door, 6 cylinder. Excel­ Police Department rise from 37 Kohl said today West Germany will not modernize its Waiters’ Race, sponsored by toe J la id iH ^ reasonable rate Includ­ am/fm radio. Runs . • “ Before, you needed a statement Pershing l-A missiles if the superpowers agree to Heral^ can take place. , . Public Works — Maintenance...... n S ing utilities. Call 647- good. Asking $1500 or lent condition. $980. {eSrame between Jan. 1 and July 1,1086, to from the victim to make an arrest. 643-9044.______235 between July 1 and Oct. 1,19M? scrap medium- and shorter-range nuclear missiles. He Woitera and waltreoaes oill have Social Services...... 9223 or 64^5334. best offer. 643-2078. Now all you need is probable Were there more married cou­ promised the Pershings eventually would be peanut butter sandwiefa, Recreation...... P LYM O U TH Reliant 1981 cause." said Officer Howard destroyed. carpentry and even dress In a tiikeiiK'W Ubrory...... INDUSTRIAL 2 door, 4 speed, excel­ ples fighting in Manchester later in Beeler, who has been a Manchester PETS AND Kohl told a news conference the West German offer win the race. That last task may PROPERTY lent condition. $1500. the year? policeman for 8% years. SUPPUES 6444298.______was contingent on a “ fully signed and completed” , difficult if the participairta ara f ™ The answer; "No, of course not." ■'■r allckers.-' 5000 square feet available DODGE Dart 76. 4 door. It’s Just that police began in July to between The United States and the FREE! Free! Freel SINCE THE LAW took effect, Soviet Union. ..Weath^ forecasters have ofiered on Hartford Rd. Zoned Good condition. $600. change their reporting process for there are no more attempts by Industrial, this prop­ Homeless male pup Day 275-5537, night 282- The agreement would have to include a Umetable for fdrebditforThurada^.^lil------— ...... Jla9, with afma neai Sewer Funds...... • ^ '* 2 “ seeks warm loving calls to homes. Formerly, calls to police to mediate disputes, no more Fire Fund 4...... -j2''**-“ erty has many possible 9839. Must sell.______homes had been classified in many the renioval of all medium- and shorter-range missiles .vhance o( riiiiL But the Wt&nit J2 fr«wi'PrVorYw uses and exposure. Coll fomllyl Cute adorable threats that an arrest will be made worldwide, he said. dr sMiie, on Outstanding encumbrances. naiarve for six week old white yel­ DODGE 76 Colt. Auto- different ways. Starting in July "next time,” and no more letting Warren E. Howland matlc, 4 door. (>ood 1086, all such calls were classified "lam prepared to say today that when ail Sovletand ai^rding to Peni^ L •"Proprlotlon to Genarol Fund — TRAMSPne Inc. 643-1108. low lab mix. Needs new the family members work out their home Immediately. body. Reliable, passed “ domestic Incidents.” American, (medium- and shorter-range) missiles are publisher to Capital Im m ^m ant Rasarva Fund s...... o rim m sc U^^flnoncad by antldoatad additional RavanM ShlxlnS Please call. Andrea, Inspection. $500. 646- Police made the change In SQT. BEAU THURNAUER fiM lly scrapped, then the Pershing l-A missiles will - Police — M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Wedneidav. Aug. ltti7

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 26. 198?'— 8 THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER ^***^®®'*"*******' ''•o*«cast

F 'I*:,.' as opening day approaches WJ By Andrew J. Davis 60 how much the company offers. “ My philosophy Is that you never Herald Reporter To attract housewives and moth­ have enought drivers,” he said. ers, who make up a large portion of ‘:i’d like to pay them to sit around Getting some children to school its drivers, the bus company will and drink coffee. I like to have this fall will be, a big headache in allow them to bring their children spare people (and) I never stop Manchester. along when driving their routes. hiring. There’s always a turnover.” According to Frank W. Lea, “ If it’s a matter of one or two The bus industry isn’t the only assistant supervisor for the Man­ (children), you can bring them on one to have such problems, Zdun chester Bus Service Cki., the com­ the buses," he said. said. All industries that hire part- pany needs about six drivers to fill The problem is not unique to time workers are having similar opening-day bus runs. The com­ Manchester. The Windsor Bus troubles. Atlantic pany, though, will be able to handle Service Co.,- which serves the “ It’s like every'part-time indus­ V otes F o r Wom en all its runs by using spare drivers FRONTS: Ocean Vernon area, is two to three drivers try,” he said. “ People now need two On this day in 1920, suffragettes celebrated as the 19th and supervisors to fill the void, he short, while the Bee Be Bus Service said. full-time paychecks to support Amendment went into effect, granting American woman Co., which serves East Hartford, themselves." Cold School opens Tuesday. will be able to make up for the While East Hartford will be able 01987 A rcu W«».-8:30 ern New England; 90s to around likely by midnight. Low around 60. Chance of rain 70 Word Processing e;30-8:30 TODAY'S QUOTE: “I am a camera more peaches in their helmets. But it will shortcake cost $1.50. 'OiqKsod ounisuns |o 100 from the southern Plains to percent. Thursday, rain. High in the mid 60s. Chance TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) In­ Automotive 1 6:30-9:00 the southern Atlantic Coast, over with its shutter open, quite passive, re­ Automotive 2 6:30-0:00 lunouie leioi em to tunotod oc of rain near 100 percent. cording, not thinking" — Christopher ventor Leo DeForest Is known as"The interior sections of California and Father of Radio." Autom otive 3 6:30-9:00 S0AW30J euMA e lo ©stood Isherwood. Beg. Woodworking the desert Southwest, and 70s and Northwest Hills: Tonight, rain likely by midnight. © un. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 6:30-9:00 e«d fiuuno euoTiTv cuinA Adv. Woodworking 6:30-9:00 80s in much of the rest of the Low in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 70 percent Gerber Scientific inc. wants French 1 nation. 7-0 Thursday, rain. High in the mid 60s. G erm an 1 7-9 Germ an 2 7-9 Astrograph Italian 1 7-0 zone-change appeai dropped Spanish 1 7-0 Spanish 2 7-9 something you may nave piayed the Creations In Lead Glass Gerber Scientific Products Inc. is account the effects of the zone 6:30-0:00 ^ Y o u r major role in accomplishing. A pat on Gerber. Edward F. Spinella. said Decorative Folk Art the back from you will work wonders seeking to have an appeal of a zone change on the neighboring 6:30-9:00 this morning he could not comment Drawing 7-0 birth d ay AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) An old change for its property on Spencer properties. on the motion without consulting Early American Stenciling PEOPLE friend of yours can be relied on again Street dismissed, according to 7-9 Named in the appeal is Gerber, with Gerber officials. Spinella Freehanding Folk Painting 7-9 today. It you need anything from a buck documents filed in the town clerk's the town of Manchester and the signed the motion to dismiss the Knitting to a bicycle pump, go to this person first 7-9 Thursday, Aug. 27,1967 office last week. Planning and Zoning Commission, appeal. Watercolor Paramount deal an ounce of fat on him. He’s Past experiences, both the bitter and with your problem. 7-0 The motion to dismiss the appeal, and Leone Brothers Associates. The motion says that the plaintiff Oriental Rugmaking 1 7-9 hard.” the sweet, will give you the courage and PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) It you are filed in Hartford Superior Court on HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Eddie fortunate enough to loam up with one The proprietors of the liquor in such a case must file notice of the Oriental Rugmaking 2 7-9 fortitude in the year ahead to fulfill your Thursday, is being made because Beg. Quilting Murphy has signed an exclusive grandest expectations. What you whose goals are attuned to yours, what store, Gary E. Herman of Manches­ appeal with the PZC chairman as 6:30-0:00 five-picture, multimillion-dollar learned was not in vain. Is accomplished collectively will be very the plaintiffs failed to deliver a ter and Michael E, Herman of well as the town clerk. PZC Quilting for Holiday 6:30-9:00 Rug Braiding deal with Paramount Pictures Show cut short VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Conditions Impressive. notice of the appeal to the Planning Bolton, rent the building from Chairman Alfred Sieffert could not 7-0 Rug Hooking Corp. that gives his production that have a direct effect on your materi­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) If you are and Zoning Commission chairman, Leone Brothers Associates, which be reached for comment this 7-9 LONDON (A P ) — Sammy the motion states. Beg. Sewing company control over the films al security look promising today. Be on putting an agreement together today, also owns the parcel on which morning. 7-9 Cahn, who wrote some of Frank negotiate with the knowledge that your The PZC in May approved Appetizera/Hor d'oeuvres and other projects, the studio the lookout for an arrangement that Gerber wants to build its complex. Gary Herman, one of the owners Sinatra’s biggest hits, flew home benefits you financially. Major changes counterpart is eagerly anticipating as changing the zone on a 34-acre Gerber already owns a building and Daaaerts says. many benefits as you are. of the liquor store, said he first to Los Angeles to recover from a are ahead for VIrgos in the coming year. parcel off Spencer Street from of the same size on Batson Drive in Beg. Cake Decorating " I don’t want to say how much I'XURUS (April 20-May 20) Your splen­ heard of the motion to dismiss this Chinese Cooking viral infection that forced the Send for your Astro-Graph predictions Rural Residence and Business II to the Manchester Industrial Park. A money I’m getting, but I got a today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box did sense of humor can be used effec­ morning. He said that one of the American Baskets 1 74-year-old songwriter to cut Industrial. Gerber Scientific Pro­ Gerber official has said that the raise,’’ Murphy told 100 reporters 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be tively today to lighten the spirits of your reasons for appeal is that Gerber American Baskets 1 short his one-man show, officials co-workers and gain their favor and ducts plans to build a 100.000- additional space is needed to plans to build an access road gathered at a sound stage on the sure to state your zodiac sign. Assertive Behavior say. support. square-foot complex on the accommodate the growing through his store’s parking lot. Paramount m ovie lot. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The true mo­ Before & After Reincarnation tives behind your actions toward others GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The most property. business. creating a hazard for his The 26-year-old comic, actor Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Cahn decided to cancel the last today will be charitable. Much to your thoughtful thing you can do today is to The owners of Town Line Li­ Gerber’s motion includes a docu­ customers. Financial A Investment and recording artist, who starred four weeks of “ Sammy Cahn: credit, you may try to disguise youi spring a pleasant surprise on your quors, a package store just north of ment from the sheriff who deli­ Herman said he would have to Planning After Tax Reform in “ B everly Hills Cop” and its Words- and Music” after his generosity. mate. If he or she has a special wish, see the site of the proposed complex, vered copies of the appeal, which First Aid if you can make It come true. speak to his attorney before com­ sequel, got a $15 million guaran­ second admission to a hospital SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nev. 22) A friend filed an appeal in June seeking to fails to mention that a copy of the menting further on the motion. His Flower Arranging who holds you in high esteem will be dil­ CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Friends to tee from Paramount when he Aug. 15, a spokesman for the overturn the PZC's approval of the appeal was filed with the PZC attorney, William A. Roberto, could Calligraphy igently working on your behalf today whom you feel Obligated socially will zone change because, the appeal signed a similar contract in 1983. Duke of York’s Theater said have a better time at your place today chairman. not be reached for comment this Basic Income Tax without your knowledge. This person charges, the PZC failed to take into Under the new deal announced Tuesday. He was released Aug. feels a sense of obligation. than they will If you take them out. Be­ The attorney representing morning. Investments Tuesday, Murphy will star in at 20. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) sides, you'll enjoy.hosting. Holiday Crafts least five movies. He also will Something you want to do today might LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you want Holiday Crafts Multicrafts develop and produce additional Cahn’s show opened in mid- seem unrealistic to the casual observer. something back that you've loaned an­ Paranormal film and television projects. July. However, you'll Innately know how it other. a gentle reminder could do the State and local GOP members trick today. This matter has been on this Personal Transformation The first movie will be a can be done, and why. EDDIE MURPHY VALERIE HARPER CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Make it person's conscience anyway. Basic Photography comedy starring Murphy as an a point to praise an associate today lor Adv. Photography an, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. African coming to the United .. . five-picture deai .. . won't be around © want to see forces combined Pre Algebra States in search o f a bride. Back to Newport Pine Cone Wreaths Tuesday. Murphy said the contract would “ I don’t think any other hog in Positive Parenting HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) — By Andrew Yurkovskv dacy to the State Central Commit­ tative from Colchester, SdlU AUfca- allow him to expand as a The new star, Sandy Duncan, Sign Language 1 this country will ever get this Canrent Quotations Herald Reporter tee earlier this year, Johnson day that the 4th District organiza­ filmmaker. will play Valerie’s sister-in-law, Blind yachtsman Jim Dickson, Sign Language 2 far, ” the 5-year-old swine’s proud whose attempt to sail solo across criticized the state organization for tion would be open to all Beg. Guitar " I ’d like to be more like Woody who has been called in to look owner, western Ohio farmer Bob the Atlantic Ocean was thwarted A meeting of Republicans from failing to provide support for local Republicans from the five towns in Oancercise Allen.” Murphy said, adding that after the children. Miss Harper M. Corbett, said recently. "She didn’t understand. She’ll by equipment failures, says he’ll The term "United States” be­ the 4th Senatorial District on candidates in last year's elections. the districts — Manchester. Bolton. Golf he wants to write, produce, direct was dropped from the show in a be asking again.” — Pauline head back to Newport, R.I., next came official in a 1776 ruling by the Thursday night could be the start­ “ State central was up wherever Hebron, Glastonbury and Colum­ Golf and star in his films. salary dispute. Chief has won the Buckeye Big week. Ciamaichela, after her 4-year-old Continental Congress. ing point for stronger ties between they were, and the lowly towns bia. He expects Robert Poliner, the Yoga Boar crown the past two years, granddaughter, Northwest jet the state GOP and local town were down below, and there was GOP state chafnnan, to attend Music Appreciation and he isn’t finished competing. The 41-year-old sailor, who crash survivor Cecilia Cichan, committees. nothing connecting them,” Johnson Thursday’s organizational Russian Valerie Is dead Late-night pig Corbett wants Chief to match arrived in Bermuda on Aug. 14 in was told that her parents and At least that's the hope of Bolton said. meeting. How to Hire a Contractor the 1978 world record of 1,350 his 36-foot sloop Eye Opener, says brother, were among the 156 dead. Republican Mark Johnson, one of Thursday's meeting of 4th Dis­ Among issues up for discussion LOS ANGELES (AP) — The NORTH LEW ISBURG, Ohio pounds, and plans to do it by he expects to reach Newport in Lottery two recently elected state central trict Republicans at Fiano’s Res­ Thursday night is how to defeat NBC comedy series “ Valerie” (AP) — One of David Letter- feeding the hog shelled com. four or five days. Dickson said he committeemen representing the taurant in Bolton will be the first in REGISTRATION FOR FALL TERM: “ Saudi Arabia has enough Democratic state Sen. Michael P. has been renamed “Valerie’s man’s scheduled guests on his Until now. Chief’s regimen has will be accompanied by another 4th District. recent memory. Party members defense capabilities to repulse Meotti in November 1988, Johnson Family” now that the show’s late-night talk show weighs 1,205 consisted of a protein diet and yachtsman. Connecticut daily Johnson, who had served as attending the meeting will put 1. Register by mall until Thurs. Sept. 3rd. 3. COST: any Iranian aggression.” — Bolton’s town committee chairman together a .set of bylaws for the new said. He said he hopes to begin namesake, Valerie Harper, won’t pounds, and is a real pig. exercise. 2. Register In person: Tues. Sept. 8th. $13 per course lor Manchester realdents. be around. Dickson, the associate director Saudi Interior Minister Prince Tuesday: 438 until his election to the state GOP in district organization and elect a interviewing potential Republican Chief, the Buckeye Big Boar “I learned to raise this boar candidates for the 4th District seat, In fact, her character has died of the Washington-based voter Nayef, vowing that Saudi Ara­ May, said Tuesday he and Glaston­ secretary and treasurer. As state MsiKkeftir High School Cafotoria ^* t h e r *e a r e a champion of the Ohio State Fair, through body-building maga­ Play Four: 2070 which had been held by Republican and the series will focus on the education group Project Vote, bian forces would retaliate if Iran bury Republican Joseph Broder, committeemen. Johnson and is set to take center stage on zines,” Corbett said. “ The same Carl A. Zinsser before Meotti 6:30-8:00 p.m. CLASS IS CANCELLED family, Lorlmar Television spo­ said he aims to begin his second attacked the country’s holy pla­ Tuesday Lotto: the other district state committee­ Broder will serve as the organiza­ “ Late Night With David Letter- thing that works for the human attempt at a trans-Atlantic cross­ ces or oil fields. man, want to start a district tion’s chairmen. defeated him in the 1986 election. Manchester Senior CItIzane mey take one couree free each eemoeter in addition to kesman Barry Stagg said man” on Friday. 9, 16, 20, 39, 40 body works for him. He ain’t got ing to England in May. organization and begin quarterly “ It’s something that should have By beginning campaign prepara­ those offered at the Senior Citizen Center. meetings of area Republicans. The bebn done in the previous state tions early, Johnson said, the meetings would be part of an effort central district,’’ Johnson said. He Republicans can avoid the situation FALL TERM BEGINS T H E VifEEK O F SEPTEM BER 14th Comics Sampler Manchester Herald to bridge the gap between the state noted that most Republican dis­ they faced in the last election, when Republican organization and local tricts hold at least four meetings a Democrats were able to claim REGTsTR/mON^BUrNK USPS 327-500 party members. year. several uncontested seats in the I wlsh to register for the following couraea: VOL. CVI, No. 279 When he announced his candi­ Broder, a former state represen- General Assembly because the (Print Name of Couraa) ON T H E PASTRACK by BUI Holbrook GOP failed to offer any candidates. (Print Night of Week Given) (Room) Published dally except Sunday On the local level, either Johnson . Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 1 and certain holldeys by the Man­ or Broder will be attend every weekly. $7.70 tor one month. $23.10 Teacher can return to class U(PPlH6UaTE 6CLE6T g(AS. OH £«cept Sale Items Monday’s meeting broke up so that were scheduled for today in Maple T"~.. 5S5-A610 NEW BRITAIN — State regulators for the first time have taken AP photo Glen, Pa. steps that could lead to the revocation of the franchise of a cable the faculty’s negotiating team television company. ■ could report the administration’s Breakfast on the Titanic Family members followed the latest offer to the union The state Department of Public Utilities Control initiated the advice of psychiatrists and psychol­ membership. Breakfast dishes from the Titanic, which officials believe the crate, eaten away ogists on how to break the news to action Tuesday against Century Cable Management Corp. of “Now we’re waiting to hear from sank in the North Atlantic on April 12, Norwich, saying the company has failed to comply with a 1982 by underwater organisms, took two Cecilia, Ciamaichela said. them, ’’ Best said, adding he has had 1912, lie on the ocean floor where BOB S F A. 'NGI HEALTH CLUBS directive to extend service to all homes in its service area. no indication that a settlement hours to fall through the 2'A miles of Cecilia remained in serious con­ FLORISTS-RETAIL Toni Blood, a spokeswoman for the DPUC, said revocation Expedition Titanic 1987 discovered dition today after undergoing skin -REeFEC cannot be reached before the water where the shipwreck Is located. grafts last week on her burned proceedings could result in a transfer of the company’s franchise contract expires. them in this position. Expedition Not one of the bowls is cracked. to another company, an amendment of the current franchise The administration raised its hands and legs, said John Turck, a 20^ agreement or fines. salary increase offer from 3.25 hospital spokesman. “The company’s repeated failure to comply with department percent to 3.5 percent on Monday, “Her spirit’s coming back,” he FLOV directives and orders demonstrates an appalling lack of but Gereiny said it remained Hiring spouses OK sometimes, said late Tuesday, “but she’s still a p. lukaszewsT commitment to serve the franchise area, or even to assess the unacceptable in light of national sick little girl.” needs of its franchise territory and the company’s ability to meet and state trends toward improve­ After regaining consciousness nt Id those needs,” Commissioner Peter G. 25 Boucher wrote in the ment of teacher salaries. last week, Cecilia said her name decision. Faculty salaries at the univer­ ethics unit teiis top prosecutor and asked for her doll and her mother and grandfather. When she ^OUNI ISTC sity. located in Bridgeport’s South By Judd Everhart DENI Trash-to-energy plant In trouble End. average $33,000 a year. spouses of division employees could In addition to broad notification asked for her parents Monday SiTTTRMAFTTORlS 10“ The Associated Press be hired if the division makes an night, it was decided to break the ZEMERGENCY APPTS | J90 Water Simet Gerteiny said the faculty feels its and selection on a rotating basis SeniOfs Get Off Pick-Ups HARTFORD — A unofficial vote by the Connecticut Siting effort to notify as many lawyers as from a list of qualified applicants, news, Ciamaichela said. ]lOR CITIZEN DISOUf position is reasonable and does not HARTFORD — The Division of ^LTH. Council could mean problems for a proposed trash-to-energy intend to make further concessions. possible that the work is available the commission called for a pub­ The doll, recovered from the k-;. plant in Preston. Criminai Justice may hire the and then selects attorneys on a lished procedure to allow others to wreckage, has been put on her bed The vote Tuesday suggested that the council would reject an “My impression is (that newly spouses of division employees to do rotating basis. apply and the dissemination of in plastic because of concern about I f to application for a siting permit for the plant. If the council rejects named UB President Janet Green­ some legal work, but only under The commission said that state requirements for the job. infection, Turck said. “It has to the application when it takes an official vote Sept. 10, it would be wood) is getting bad advice,” strict guidelines, the state Ethics law provides that no member of a “We have our own separate remain in a plastic bag, but Cecilia Gerteiny said, noting that neither Commission says. state employee’s family may enter the first time it has rejected a permit application for a he nor Greenwood attended the The opinion, sought by Chief appellate unit, but we are not at the understands that and accepts trash-to-energy plant or a more traditional electricity­ into a contract, valued at $100 or point where we are able to handle that.” negotiating session Monday. State’s Attorney John J. Kelly, is more, with the state unless the ■8 DOORS-OVERHEAD TYPE m LAWN MAINTENANCE generating plant in its 16-year existence. 100 percent of the appeals we About a dozen family members » GARAGES Besides salaries, other issues contained in this week’s issue of the contract has been awarded through have,’’ he said. Kelly noted that his The trash plant would serve 11 communities in southeastern Connecticut Law Journal. “an open and public process.” have been at the hospital with T. McMANUS DERDERIAN LAWN CARE Connnecticut, but Preston dropped out of the project in its early being discussed include personnel Kelly said Tuesday he had asked office is in the process of hiring five Cecilia at o^e time or another but 15% Discount To Senior Citizens stages. procedures, tenure rules, visiting It spelled out a five-point process appellate lawyers. Tom McMa’'i.s-Qw'ie' for the commission’s opinion after that could be followed that would hhVe not decided who will care for ^T-3499 •Ykir Round Lawn Cart The town of Preston does not want the plant built within its professor hiring practices, the the question about hiring spouses to He said he would “get to work” on her when she is released, ’Turck Como •Wttd Control -Uwn Mowing proposed removal of department allow the hiring of a division drafting guildelines following the said. borders and would not use it. The town, environmental groups chairmen from the AAUP bargain­ do some appellate work arose in his employee’s spouse. ■ DRAPERY & CURTAIN T5% DISCOUNT TO SENIORS and some Mohegan Indians have fought strenuously against the office. commission’s recommendations. Donations to a fund set up in ing unit and alleged pay disparities CLEANERS m oif^C irti^ plant. “We all said, hmmm, good Cecilia’s name totaled nearly $S $-31$S .1 resulting in lower salaries for question. Let’s get an opinion on women and older faculty members. $45,000, ’Turck said, adding, “We’ve BIGGS CARPET & DRAPERY 2 Country Chib. .MM-MTt Officials favor Groton air hub this ahead of time.’ Nobody had only gotten through three-quarters In September 1978. the union went made a complaint. It may occur Registration for the Fall Term ol 'the weekend mail.” The girl also CU GARDEN CENTERS GROTON — Groton, not Windsor Locks, should be the location on strike for 15 days at the outset of and we just want to make sure hps received toys, balloons and ■ PLUMBING DRAINS A of a regional hub for commuter air traffic, aeronautics officials the academic year. Contracts were we’re within the lawif we have todo T h e «* other gifts from around the ■ OISCOUWTS TO SENIORS CLEANING SERVICE 3 w say. settled at the last minute in 1974, it,” Kelly said. country. S S 5 -a $4 4 1981 and 1984. The Ethics Commission said 104 Main ...... $95-5331 Consultants for the Massachusetts Port Authority, which wSSSI «%0H1 wants to ease congestion at Logan International Airport in > Oiteounts Tb I Boston, have suggested that Bradley International Aiport n. ILECTRI become the second regional hub for commuter services. Dance Control error Darien’s teen medics a p S& n c e s - m a jo r ...... But Bradley Director Robert F. Juliano said Tuesday that Studio ^ ■ GLASS-AUTOMOBILE, < 'J commuter service rerouted to Connecticut should go to contributed to Groton-New London. I S«nior Citizan.I PLATE, WINDOW, ETC. SeniormieoiMi* •..•% ”We did ask ask the consultant to look at Groton-New London seek funds to improve i3CircM*lrMi,'...... $$**?R|» ''‘’'-’-M Airport as an alternative for additional commuter service,” crash in L.A. ARNIE’S AUTO GLASS DARIEN (AP) — After 17 years, 1159 Main Street, Coventry Juliano said. for three ambulances. The group ^L PLANNING { MOMLEIERVieC this affluent town’s teen-operated also needs to replace an 742-9766 or 742-6886 LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - An I WTOfj ‘ Juliano said that Edward Archibald, commissioner of the state ambulance service has outgrown 160 Sweet Home Road „.J, Department of Transportation’s aeronautics bureau, also ambulance. air traffic controller’s failure to LT^^NTS its headquarters. advise an Aeromexico jetliner of a suggested the Groton location. The service, staffed for the most Doble said he started the post ■4 Professional School, A Truly Professional 5% Oiaeounrto! because he wanted his three nearby private plane contributed to ITOENTER ■ T H m i AGENCIES A f j part by 50 teen-agers, kicked off a Teacher, And A Dedicated, Experienced a crash near Los Angeles last year EREO i Low-Income phone subsidy possible fund-raising effort ’Tuesday to try to children to learn responsibility. He -‘ f BUREAUS said part of the fund-raising efforts Teaching Staff, To Bring You The Latest that killed 82 people, according to raise $1.7 million for a new the final report of the National NEW BRITAIN — Low-income customers would receive a headquarters, endowment fund and will be put toward an endowment ■ GK)LPE( fund, so the post will always And Very Best In Dance Education.” Transportation Safety Board. subsidy of up to $30 each to cover the cost of having their new ambulance. SUPPUi telephones installed under a proposal by the Department of Housed in an old railroad station, operate. A preliminary report last month vf;r. Public Utility Control. the ambulance service affiliated “The post is one of the most Graded Classes In ADULT from the N’TSB staff had blamed The DPUC proposal, announced Tuesday, follows the Federal “Kinder-Dance" with Boy Scout Explorer Post 53 successful youth organizations in • TAP a BALLET CLASSES A program deeigned eapecially for neither the controller nor the pilots, 10% Communications Commission’s recent adoption of the “Link-Up responded to 916 calls, helping 966 the 3* and ^year-old lo encourage but instead had sharply criticized the country,” Doble said. “We need • POINTE • JAZZ ...... 6$^m*x 211 Ceo^dSfloed America” program, which was designed to promote universal people last yeai’. The group says It a proper place to maintain the a ACRO-GYMNASTICS TAP a love for dance through fun. Thi* the air traffic control system. telephone service in the nation. needs a new headquarters because ambulances, we need a proper program i* a combination of the O mbbi for all age voupa dance element* taught in a way : The NTSB concluded that both The FCC program will pay half the cost of telephone the number of calls is jumping educational atmosphere.” • from 3 yean ola lo adult* JAZZ that i* conducive to improving planes appeared on radar screens installation in qualified households, or up to $30, according to the about 12 percent annually, and Each teen is on duty at least twice AH level* offered from beginner the gro** motor skill*, encourage* at dir traffic control headquarters, because they conduct all the town’s to profe**ional AND working and getting along in a DPUC. Funds for the program will come from federal a month, running the service from dal emphaei* on dance for thus contradicting the controller’s assessments charged to telephone service providers. emergency training. y* group dtuation, self-confidence, 5; 30 p. m. to midnight, then is on call t DANCE- poise, grace, and mo*l imporUnl. testimony, according to a story DPUC Chairman Peter G. Boucher asked his staff to develop a “The number of calls is going up Family rate* and multiple da** a body that i* strong and healthy. from home from midnight to 5; 30 rale* piiblished in today’s editions of the When you use the Golden Opportunity Pages* find our senior reference guide; statewide listings on plan that would enable low-income customers from Connecticut because Interstate 95 is getting like a.m. EXERCISE Both weekday and Saturday Long Beach Press-Telegram. a zoo — the accidents on that Co-ed cla**e« claaee* are available. you’ll find more than phone numbers, you’ll find participate in the federal program. Once such a program is Community volunteers, includ­ ;!Hbwever, the newspaper said, employment programs, health care services, developed, it would have win federal approval before being thruway are miniature holo­ discounts and special services. That is, if you’re sixty legal assistance and much more. implemented. causts,” said John Doble, who set ing parents of the teens, staff the the board’s final report also con­ up the post in 1970. “We do all of the service during the day, while the cluded that one of the small plane’s years or older. So turn to the Golden Opportunity \ State gets a better credit rating emergency medical services train­ teen-agers are in school. REGISTER NOW! two radar signals may have been ■ ^u’!! save on everything from accountants and ing here and we’ve outgrown our ‘ The qualifications to make the CALL 742-9766 or 742-6886 weak or unusable just before the Pages at the front of your S l^ T HARTFORD — Connecticut’s credit rating for bonds covering present headquarters.” post are tough — only about 10 dfash. automotive repair to tax consultants and tree trimmers "Yfellow Pages. It’s the secticMi in the The group began its two-year percent of the applicants make it, OR REGISTER AT THE STUDIO THURS. & FRI. And since the private plane had state transportation projects has been raised by both major Doble said. just by showing your Golden Opportunity Card. rating agencies, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s, state Treasurer fund-raising campaign by giving a SEPT. 10-11 FROM 2-7 PM, SAT. SEPT. 12, 10-2 PM rid’’'altitude broadcasting equip­ phone book where the numbers add up. Francisco L. Borges says. presentation to the local Kiwanis Students must have at least a C Mr. Risley was selected bv the Past Presidents Council as the ment, and such planes are prohi­ Simply fill out the application for the card in the book, club. Currently, the 18-year-oId average in school and are required Dance Masters of Americas' Member of the Year. He was also bited in the restricted area where Borges said ’Tuesday that Moody’s had increased the rating dected lo serve on their National Board of Directors. For the and we’ll send the card absolutely free. Plus, you’ll from A to A-1, while Standard & Poor’s had upped it from post operates on a $75,000-a-year to take 50 hours of first-aid classes thtr collision occurred, air traffic budget, which is raised through an and 120 hours of emergency medi­ Ninth Consecutive Year, he directed the National Mr. Dance of controller Walter White may have AA-minus to AA. annual Memorial Day tag sale and ^ m c a Scholarship Competition, an event he originated for A higher rating helps hold down interest rates and boosts cal technician training. They are the Dance Masters of America. thought the small plane was no other events. screened by post members and The Risley Studio has had a host of competition winners in tttir^at to Aeromexico Flight 498, the "purchaser confidence” in state bonds, Borges said. must pass a 90^ay probation. repiort said. The state routinely sells bonds to pay for projects such as road Doble said the state gave the la ??•*' Wr. Risley’s student, Jamie Guslis, Jr. group a 1.5 acre parcel of land During a time ’ when many Mr. Dmcc of Connecticul, was the first runner up in the Jr. The collision over the Los An- and bridge rebuilding across the street from its current . of America Gompelltbn. Former students are danc­ Borges said the news of the rating increase came one day emergency medical service teams ing at Daily's in Reno, on ft-oadvray and one is the featured per­ gulps suburb of Cerritos last Aug. 31 headquarters. The $1.7 million will around the country are in trouble former at the Princess Casino in Freeport, Grand Bahama. hilled all 64 people aboard the before the state was to sell $100 million in bonds to pay for be used to build a headquarters, because of a shortage of volunteers, transportation projects. Mr.msIeyisaPaslIVeeidentoflheDanccTeacheraaubof RICHARD RISLEY Aoromexico DC-9, three people in which will include rooms for study, there is a waiting list to join this Conn., Chapter 18 of the Dance Masters of America, Inc. i«7MnimoriiiiYiAi D.ILOTA. plane and 15 on the OSNET meetings and training and space one. ' ground. \Ne go beyond the call. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. M. 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 26, 1987 — 7 OPINION V.Se/World III t M e f Superpower diplomacy Casey overruled sale objections WASHINGTON - The late CIA Director William J. Casey Reagan to the Soviets; Help relieve world tensions Raises m ay sidestepped subordinates who questioned the Reagan adminis­ tration 8 secret weapons sales to Iran, according to testimony LOS ANGELES (AP) — President Reagan is quoted in a published report today. determination for countries in Eastern Europe. also appear to be hung up, however, on whether urging the Soviet Union to take steps to reiieve The official said Reagan also would discuss Clair George, the agency’s deputy director for operations, said an agreement should cover 72 West German J a c k • worid tensions as his negotiators in Geneva the arms talks in Geneva, where U.S. Casey overruled his objections to individuals chosen by the White Pershing 1-A missiles with American warheads. cut turnover stake out a new position on a major obstacie to negotiators unveiled Tuesday a new, simplified The speech was not inteqdbd to be hard line, House to carry out the arms deals, The New York Times arms control. A a d c ra o n reported. proposal on the thorny issue of verifjring an arms the official said. He said it would deal briefly The president, who flew by helicopter to Los agreement. with Central America, where the United States George’s closed-door testimony Aug. 5 and 6 before the Angeles from his ranch north of Santa Barbara, In Geneva, U.S. spokesman Terry Shroeder has ueclared its support for a peace proposal for M A C C -congressional Iran-contra committees was scheduled for release Calif., on Tuesday, was speaking today to the said Soviet acceptance in July of eliminating all while continuing to back rebels fighting the s f today. The Times quoted a transcript it obtained in advance. Town Hall of California, a civic organization, on interemediate-range nuclear missiles had leftist government of Nicaragua. the subject of East-West relations. enabled the United States to change its The official said the speech would “ lay out the An administration official, speaking ' on The Manchester Area Conference of verification requirements, including those for foundations” of the president’s Sept. 21 address Costa Rica to report on talks condition he not be identified, said ’Tuesday the on-site inspections. to the U.N. General Assembly. He said Reagan Churches has had a number of personnel speech would outline no dramatic new proposals White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater, Sultan likely WASHINGTON — House Speaker Jim Wright, resisting calls to planned to elaborate on the same themes in his changes recently that has no doubt put a but would contain “ some new things that haven’t traveling with the president, said the new Soviet vote new aid for Nicaragua’s contra rebels until the peace weekly radio talk on Saturday. been heard before.” position, known as double zero in arms control strain on the MACC volunteers who carry out .p r ^ e s s runs its course, says Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Today’s speech was being carried on the Voice “ The president will call for imveral new moves parlance, means that “ we won’t need as many of America and Worldnet, a USIA television much of the organization’s social-service will report to Oingress next month on efforts to reach a the richest man by the Soviet Union to demonstrate interest in (on-site inspections) as originally,” when the network, and was being piped to delegates at a diplomatic settlement. work. reducing world tensions,” the official said. proposal being considered called for both sides U.S.-Soviet conference in Chautauqua, N.Y. Wright said ambassadors of four Central American nations, He declined to specify what the steps would be, It is clear that one of the reasons for the to retain 100 intermediate-range nuclear The president and first lady Nancy Reagan including Nicaragua, are “ guardedly optimistic” that the accord but did say the president would enumerate weapons. attended a private dinner with friends Tuesday turnover is the limited salaries the MACC is In the world reached in Guatemala earlier this month by the presidents of all guldeposts he has outlined in the past for The administration official said it was evening, the first of three such social outings able to pay. five Central American countries will bring peace to the region. assessing Soviet intentions. These include encouraging that verification was on the table in they plan before returning to the ranch on withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, Most of the MACC budget comes from town, WASHINGTON — The Sultan of Brunei, Wright met with ambassadors Roberto Martinez of Honduras, Geneva, since it always had been expected to be Saturday. They will fly back to Washington Sept. arguably the richest man in the world, is reciusive ...Carlos Tunnerman of Nicaragua, Guido Fernandez of Costa Rica demolition of the Berlin Wall and self- the last major obstacle to agreement. The talks 5. state and federal funds. An increase in those imperious and unlikely to be toppled from power ii . and Ernesto Rivas-Gallont of El Salvador. He said the funds in some areas might be justified the small Asian country he has ruled for 20 years. ambassador of Guatemala, the fifth nation of the region, was because M ACC is performing services that Americans know him only as a royal footnote in absent because of illness. might otherwise have to be provided by the Iran-contra scandal — the man who was so U.S. rejects Gorbachev call for summit governments, and probably at a higher cost. wealthy he didn’t bother to inquire about a missini ~ Man and woman set ablaze In park UNITED NATIONS (AP) - $10 million he had contributed to the contras, whicl that the United States, one of the 15 Petrovsky said in an interview meetings, Petrovsky said Gorba­ In a column that appeared recently in the Mikhail S. Gorbachev offered to wound up in the wrong Swiss bank account because members of the Security Council, that if Gorbachev came to the chev would be “ willing to come Herald, Nancy Carr, executive director of NEW YORK — A homeless man and woman were set afire travel to the United States this year of a typing error. would agree to such a summit. United Nations, the Soviet leader tomorrow” if the Security Council early today by five youths who doused them and another man if the Security Council agreed to a MACC, said the conference hopes to increase But behind the scenes in the investment world, In its rejection, the State Depart­ might also meet with President agreed to his proposal. with flammable liquid as they slept in a park, police said. summit on disarmament and devel­ ment reiterated the U.S. position Reagan if enough progress had For months, rumors have per­ the salaries significantly in 1988. She also said Iz Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has become a major Police on patrol in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park section opment, but the U.S. State Depart­ BuT, ARH that there is not a direct link been achieved on arms control sisted that Gorbachev might visit the group plans to review staff positions to see force. It is believed, for instance, that Prime discovered the two ablaze after spotting what they thought was a ment rejected the idea. between disarmament and Third talks. the United Nations to address the Minister Margaret Thatcher asked him to transfer 4rash fire, said Sgt. John Venetucci, a police spokesman. The Soviet leader’s proposal was if paid and volunteer staff might be used more World economic development. "H e would like to come to the 42nd session of the General Assem­ TheYhaPIY? some of his funds to British banks in early 1985 — Bernadette Crowley, 26, and the man, whose name was being announced ’Tuesday at the United effectively. Arms reductions should be United Nations to attend a summit bly, which runs from Sept. IS until which he did, thus singlehanded propping up the withheld, were taken to the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Nations by Vladimir F. Petrovsky, pursued “ on their own merits” it of the Security Council but the other mid-December. Higher salaries may keep people on the British pound. Center burn unit, said Sgt. John Venetucci, a police spokesman. a deputy Soviet foreign minister. said, adding, “ no country has been members would have to agree. He Petrovsky announced the Gorba­ Hours later, the State Department payroll for longer periods of time, but, as Carr Who is this multi-billionaire? Dale Van Atta Police said they knew of no motive for the attack and noarrests more generous than the United could also meet with President chev offer in a message read to the recently traveled to the tiny, oil-rich Moslem had been made. said the idea was "flawed and States in providing economic and Reagan if there’s something for observed, the personnel shifts and the untenable.” 140-nation International Confer­ sultanate on the north coast of the island of Borneo humanitarian assistance to the him to sign,” Petrovsky said. ence on the Relationship between temporary measures taken to adjust to them It had been considered unlikely to find out. The notoriously press-shy potentate developing world.” Asked about the timing of such Disarmament and Development. have not crippled MACC. Its work at the O pen Forum Police, strikers clash In Manila turned down an interview request, pleading ill Samaritan Shelter for the homeless and its health. But associates and some of his subjects MANILA, Philippines — Baton-wielding police charged were quite willing to talk. other services have continued without hopefully in the process there is a protesters in Manila and opened fire on others in a nearby town as Hidden tanker convoy interruption. Response to leak municipal courses are well run, in By all accounts, the amount of the sultan’s thousands joined a nationwide strike today against fuel price degree of education for the public. good condition, and perhaps even And it may well be that MACC is destined to If the recent ammonia leak wealth is staggering. For instance, the sultan increases. At least 127 people were arrested nationwide. was professional at a small profit, although we Militants told 6,000 people at a rally near the presidential palace incident is typical, then the town of personally controls Investments made from moves up Saudi coast be a kind of training ground for professionals know that municipal operations „that the strike, originally scheduled to last 24 hours, would To the Editor: Manchester should be proud of the Brunei’s foreign reserves — nearly $20 billion. The in social services, which is not entirely a do not lend themselves to com­ continue Thursday. The crowd cheered the announcement and professional response of our fire amount is equivalent to two-thirds of America’s pletely accurate reporting or shouted, “ Strike!, strik e!” MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — A after leaving Rotterdam Friday. disadvantage. For one thing, it keeps new The Aug. 19 letter from Deputy service, both at the scene and In foreign reserves, and is more than the foreign allocation o f costs. We also know The protest occurred even though President Corazon Aquino U.S.-escorted convoy of Kuwaiti ideas coming into the organization. Fi re Chief Robert Bycholski was a reserves of either Great Britain or Switzerland. Kuwait Oil Co. officials refused to YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP the newspaper letter. These peo­ that the American Golf Corp., issued an order Tuesday reducing the price of regular gasoline to tankers was reported moving up give the location of the Middleton, calm, measured and professional The 41-year-old ruler does not hide his wealth, And now and then it may bring back to ple no longer just play cards and cited by some as the answer to $1.35 a gallon. An Aug. 14 government order had raised the cost of the Saudi Arabian coast today after but said it would not reach the gulf 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester response to an editorial in the either; he flaunts it. He lives in the largest house in MACC someone who has left for the sake of polish bright-work; they are contract management of munici­ ' a gallon from $1.24 to $1.49. blinding sandstorms over the Per­ area for several days. Manchester Herald criticizing the the world, a palace with 1,788 rooms, which was professional betterment. trained and disciplined to do a pal facilities, has grown to its Strike leaders demanded prices be rolled back to $1.24. sian Gulf hid its location for more fire department’s response to completed just in time for Brunei’s independence The other two ships — the Surf dangerous and often thankless job present size to a considerable than 24 hours. The appointment of Jeffrey Cox as director ammonia leaks at their neighbor­ for us. day on Jan. 1,1984. Though many of those rooms Shipping sources, asking not to be City and the Chesapeake City — of M ACC’s Project Re-Entry is one instance of ing ice plant. degree by ta kingovergolf courses are used for government personnel. some 944 are named, said other vessels had were anchored outside the Strait of Back To School that were not being properly run for the “ private” use of the sultan, his two wives, Fine unlikely in bacteria release Hormuz, other sources said Tues­ that. Cox was a case manager at the John L. Pickens monitored radio traffic indicating by municipalities, a number of seven children, their relatives and friends. that the convoy was off Ras Khafji, day. The three tankers are the last With a background as a profes­ Z06 Ferguson Road WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency may SALE Samaritan Shelter until early this year. His them as near as New York City. about 50 miles south of Kuwait’s of the 11 destined to receive U.S. sional engineer, I spent 34 years The cost to the country was about $500 million. decide not to fine a Montana professor who injected genetically return to MACC for the directorship indicates Manchester We also know that they are Al-Ahmadi loading terminal. flags and naval protection under a with a major insurance company, That took in the two golden domes, some 16 acres of altered bacteria into trees in defiance of federal regulations, an Reagan administration plan to that MACC is not totally disadvantaged in the making money, taking out the Italian marble incorporated into the palace, and agency spokesman says. "The convoy is passing,” said the 20% OFF assigned to the task of recogniz­ sources, quoting the monitored protect Kuwaiti ships from attack profits that are all put back into huge slabs of red Moroccan onyx quarried from the . “ I don’t think there is any fine contemplated” against plant job market. With some improvements in ing, identifying, controlling, or reports. The sources said the ships by Iran. August 17-31 the course by an operation such as '' pathologist Gary Strobel, a Montana State University professor, 2 salary scales, MACC will probably be able to eliminating conditions that can or last such mine in the world. There are also 800 gave the impression that they Manchester Country Club EPA spokesman A1 Heier said Tuesday. Iran, which accuses Kuwait of do cause injuries to people, Cheaper, better? parking places in the palace — 100 of them based their information on radio keep its professionals for longer periods. But Yes, Manchester could run the Top E PA officials met Monday night to discuss the case and aiding Iraq, began targeting ships damage to property, or degrada­ reserved for the sultan who, so far, has exchanges rather than on visual the personnel changes have illustrated that Ifs very doubtful club cheaper, but whether this Heier said a decision was expected today or, more likely, serving the emirate about a year All Girls sizes 4-14 tion of the environment. After 21 accumulated 40 of the most exotic sports cars in the sightings. ago. would improve the course or the world. ' Thursday. the conference can function adequately even years in the field, the last 13 were They also said they had the All Boys/Youth sizes 4-20 To the Editor: players’ ability to get starting The E P A could impose fines or sanctions against Strobel, but distinct impression the convoy was In Abu Dhabi, Iran’s ambassador with the turnovers. as head of a department with over Asked once if the ostentatious palace was worth times is very doubtful. it, the sultan replied that “ Brunei is very wealthy. - the regulations do not stipulate what the fines should be, he said. northbound. to the United Arab Emirates, j Infant/Toddler 500 people from all branches of the We recently have heard a The helicopter carrier USS Gua­ Mustafa Haeri, dismissed the im­ science or engineering disci­ When a person is rich, he doesn’t want to buy a statements made at meetings of Thomas Leone mini-car; he wants a Rolls-Royce.” dalcanal was reported off Bahrain pact of a possible U.N. arms sizes 0-4 plines, including an accredited the town Board of Directors that Rebels kept hostages on the move rather than at the head of the embargo on his country, saying it 250 Cliffside Drive The sultan’s spending habits, which include a industrial hygiene laboratory. In the town should take over the convoy, indicating that the tankers was testing new missiles and was Overalls« Slacks • Jerseys • PJ's Manchester string of Arabian polo ponies, jets and the like, are NAIROBI, Kenya — Four Westerners who were held hostage retrospect, I wonder how much Manchester Country Club and run were moving without benefit of the capable of blocking the Strait of not criticized in the government-owned press of for seven weeks by Sudanese rebels said today they were kept our efforts to educate the public— it cheaper and better for the mine-hunting Sea Stallion Hormuz, the gulf entrance. The i T s o ' ! ' 20% OFF ALL Brunei. Privately, however, his subjects can be constantly on the move, most of the time on foot, sometimes on helicopters. strait varies in width from 24 to 70 and they werefrequently frustrat­ benefit of the town’s golfers. The Letters to the editor Luy bool corijuroy & ceni'T jeans quite acerbic. One observed — with more truth bicycles and once took a dugout canoe across the Nile. The sources said the Americans miles. Healthtex • Osh Kosh ing exercises — have now brought country club officials were also Dick 0 cotton and corduroy siacks 1 ' than wit that “ the only thing the sultan cannot The three Americans and a Briton said they and their captors may have calculated that the • Carter's Underwear about the overreaction we see He said that Iran continued to buy wa s' s'zos 25“ 30“ criticized for pointing out that ’The Manchester Herald wel­ afford is dem ocracy.” went without food some days and feasted on bulls other days. Iranians could not easily plant when a small oil spill can close a weapons on the free market despite V municipal management of golf comes original letters to the Their ordeal ended Tuesday when they arrived in a village in mines or carry out other attacks by OPEN Mon.-Sat.; Thurs 'till 8:00. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah is the 29th ruler in an a loose Western embargo imposed major highway, or an overturned courses frequently results in poor editor. northern Kenya and flew to Nairobi. The rebels of the Sudanese small boats in the bad weather now No adjustments on previous sales. unbroken royal line. Y et his father took a stab at after the Iran-Iraq war broke out in tank truck can evacuate an entire playing conditions and that good affecting large areas of the gulf. Letters should be brief and to democracy in 1962 — recanting quickly when an People’s Liberation Arm y freed them Friday in Sudan and they 1980. community. Erring on the side of courses can become bad ones In a The Kuwait Oil Co., which x\l the point. ’They should be typed or opposition party won 35 of 36 legislative seats. ’The walked to Kenya. kV caution is excusable, and perhaps operates the tankers, denied a short tim e if there is not continual neatly handwritten, and, for ease At a news conference today, the four said they were even to be praised, but some of the subsequent mildly leftist rebellion, in which 2,000 convoy had set sail. The firm’s interest and commitment. A case in editing, should be double­ well-treated and grew almost friendly with their captors. Three decisions appear to be automatic died, was put down by British Gurkha unite flown in ■ London office said Tuesday that one in point is the city of Hartford, spaced. Letters must be signed ' of the four said they were willing to return to southern Sudan to rather than based on the facts from Singapore. The present sultan rents these of the the tankers scheduled to join where a blue-ribbon panel re­ with name, address and daytime work. concerning the degree of hazard Gurkhas from Britain today as a deterrent to any the convoy, the 290,085-ton super­ Baby Sizes 2-5; Children’s 6-13^ & 1-7; Women’s 5-11 On Sale ported in Decem ber 1986 that it telephone number (for would-be rebels. tanker Middleton, was "still at sea” present. Risk is a fact of life; the will take a bond issue of $6.3 verification). difficult decisions are those which Even more successful in keeping the peace is the million to put two courses back The Herald reserves the right to require careful analysis of the sultan’s government dole system. Bruneians have Into acceptable condition over the edit letters in the interests of degree of risk that is acceptable in one of the higher per-capita incomes in the world — C 1MT by NCA. Inc. next five years. They also found brevity, clarity and taste. some $20,000 a year. Half of the work force is a particular situation. Sometimes “Maybe the fish aren’t biting because they that the city was losing $4.95 per Address letters to: Open Fo­ employed by the government. ■ P!45!%! these decisions are not popular, round of golf played. rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. CORONK don’t like that heavy-metal rock station. ’’ but they must be made, and Government subsidies and no-interest or There is no question that some Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. low-interest loans also benefit Bruneians - TOMORROWS TECHNOLOGY enormously when it comes to housing construction * AT YOUR TOUCH. gosshoppeis’ food and auto purchases, and medical and FIRST THEN BACK educational services. If a Moslem man wants to - Waiting for formal word from Weicker make the annual pilgrimage to faraway Mecca, thet TO SCHOOL sultan picks up the tab. And there is no personal “ TO MARLOW’S income tax. I U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker, who is 6 feet, 5V4 All this spells peace among the Sultan’s 232,(XM> ' priorities; science, health and education. Is he inches with his hair combed, stands taller than subjects for the near future. But serious problems - uO r Mfg. n Price worried, politically, as a senator from a ever in the wake of Chris Shays’ victory in last are around the corner. Brunei has few farmers; I defense-oriented state who is forever challenging week’s special election to Congress. Four-fifths of its food is imported. In fact, its b w f Isi: M ALL what he sees as too much spending for defense? Weicker will run for his fourth straight term next Capitol raised on a ranch Brunei owns in Australia which is.' No way, says Weicker, “ If I peel 1 percent off this "GRASSHOPPERS” year. His candidacy is subject only to the veto bigger than Brunei itself. Should the country ever " Com m ents defense budget I could have enough for all of these power he reserves for his family. 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'' ”nRST ran EVE8YTHINB SINCE 1911” Weicker says his chief concern when the Senate AM.EX / DISC DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 848-5221 Some may not wind up on the cam paign roster, but “ an3rthing unusual” comes up that would require SHELDON COHEN...... rnmnni^^ I l T I S r MC / VISA THURS. TiL 9 goes back to work this fall is an “ enormous” ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... !!! ‘ FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE for now they are pencilled in. That includes old fam ily attention, he won’t run. He adds, however, defense budget which -will detract from his “ It doesn’t look that way right now.” JEANNE G.FROMERTH...... ], S Z - e * — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedncadav. Aug. 26. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 26,1987 — 9 Cops alter m h O b h a a r i e n approach SPORTS Soptijenursaek HBiBfi CougMIn Sophie (Spector) Buraack, 84, of Helen Rogers Coughlin, 82, of) to disputes Manchester, widow of Daniel Bur- Russell St., wife of Leo T. Coughlin; sack, died this morping at a local died Monday at ManchMterr MMenfe e » CttMlaMd from page I convalescent honie. orial Hospital. ;;; She was born In Russia, settled In Born In Salem, she bad been^ problems for themselves. Now, if Hartford as a young adult and Manchester resident most of hM police go into a home and see moved to Manchester In 1925. She I life. She was a lifetime member Bf violence or the threat of violence, was one of the founding members of the VFW Post of Manchester. -* they will make an arrest. Temple Beth Sholom and was a Besides her husband, she G “Warning them about ‘next time’ member of the sisterhood of the survived by a daughter aiid son-ilP was an empty threat,” said OfHcer temple, Farband-Labor Zionist law, Mary Lou and Jack Snoall of Dave DePietro, an 11-year veteran Order and Hadassah. Manchester; two grandchildren, of the Manchester Police. "We She Is survived by a son. Jack L. John Small and Teri Thompson, would always go hack, sometimes Bursack of West Hartford; three both of East Hartford; and g twice more on the same shift." daughters, Beatrice Snyder of great-grandson, Ray J. Thompson DePietro added that before the Manchester, Norma Salant of of East Hartford. , law, police geared their response to Bloomfield, and Ruth Sachs of Isllp, A graveside funeral is Thursday domestic calls toward nnediation. N.Y.; 10 grandchildren; and three at noon at the East Cemetery. Now, though, he said, he can Just great-grandchildren. Calling hours at the John F. Tierney process an offender and be done The funeral was today at 1p.m. In Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St.„ with the matter, rather than have to the chapel of the Weinstein Mortu­ are Wednesday from 2to4and7to9 go back again and again. ary, 640 Farmington Ave., with p.m. L "Now I can take action, and burial In Farband-Labor Zionist Memorial donations may be Justify my actions,” DePietro said. Order Cemetery, Hartford. A mem­ made to the American Heart orial period through Sunday will be Association or to a charity of the MANCHESIER POLICE Sgt. observed at the home of Beatrice donor’s choice. Beau Thurnauer is an expert on the Snyder, 27 Wellesley Road. history leading up to the new law. Memorial donations may be He is also in charge of training made to Temple Beth Sholom. officers in handling domestic Teen hurt JenniB Godgart situations. AP photo Thurnauer explains that police Former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart talks to Jennie Godgart, 83, of West have a longstanding theory about he his thinking things over and will in accident reporters briefly on his arrival In Denver Hartford, died Monday. She was the domestic disputes. announced his plans soon. widow of Harry Godgart and father "The theory was that while police Tuesday night. He would only say that of Martin D. Godgart of A Manchester teen-ager wal see things in public and can thus Manchester. injured this morning after her prevent crimes in public, they Besides her son, she is survived Volkswagen rammed broadside couldn’t do anything about crimes by a daughter, Mrs. Irving S. into a pickup truck at the intersect in the home, since police aren't in Hart fans the fires again (Irene) Starr of West Hartford; two tion of Holl and Bissell streets. homes,” Thurnauer said. sisters, Mary Frichner of Delray, According to Gilbert Goslin of Goslin Home Improvements, Whd However, as Beeler and DePietro DENVER (AP) — Former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart with actress-model Donna Rice. Fla., and Rose Frankel of Brook­ are aware, police almost always fanned fires of speculation that he will re-enter the lyn, N.Y.; six grandchildren; and was working on the roof of 109-lllj HsraM ptMto by Pinto find that they have been to the Speculation that Hart would rejoin the race was Holl St., the driver of the plckui^ HorsM photo by Pinto presidential race, telling reporters meeting him on kindled last week after his former campaign seven great-grandchildren. Leadoff batter Jim Grimes of Glenn Construction gets ready to deposit house before when they are dis­ his return home from vacation in Ireland he soon The funeral was today at the Beth was heading west on Bissell Street;: manager. Bill Dixon, said It was “likely” Hart toward Main Street, when he went this pitch over the left field fence for a home run in the top of the first Chris Grw n of Allied Printing Is caught in a Jewelers and Jeff Baker are in on the play. Green patched to a domestic dispute. will announce his plans. would do so. David Cemetery. Elmont, N.Y. A “The first thing I think is. ’Yeah, I through a stop sign and was hit by> rundown in the fifth Inning in ‘B’ Division action was out in the rundown. Bray’s won, 8-3, forcing a “I don’t have any kind of comment to make this On Friday. Hart left a rented cottage in the Irish memorial period will be observed Inning in ‘A’ Division action Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field. Grimes know which house it is.’" DePietro evening,” Hart told reporters Tuesday night at on Wednesday and Thursday even­ the Volkswagen, which was going: added another homer to lead Glenn to a 9-5 victory over Main Pub for the Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field in the Town deciding title game tonight at 6 p.m. at Fitzgerald said. "Most of the houses we go to fishing village of Oughterard to avoid reporters south on Holl. The Volkswagen w ar Stapleton International Airport. "I want to get after Dixon’s comments made headlines. ings at the home of Mrs. Irving ‘A’ Division championship. Softball Tournament. Bob Hill (11) of B ray’s Field. are regulars." together with my family and get caught up on the Starr. 21 Carlyle Road, West driven...... by Kelly M. Murning, ;, 17. o f Beeler agreed. "Most domestic Another former Hart adviser. Bill Shore, told The 214 Pine St. ; news of the last few days and find out what has or has Des Moines (Iowa) Register that Hart told him by Hartford. Weinsten Mortuary, Far­ calls are repeat offenders." he said. not gone on. ... mington Avenue, West Hartford, “Everything was quiet and their telephone last week that he was unequivocal about the truck came zipping through amC Thurnauer cited a 1 ^ study done “Then I will cover all the points that need to be not returning to the race. has charge of arrangements. by an independent organization covered in a comprehensive way. I don’t think the, Memorial donations may be bang,” said Goslin. He said thd called the Police Foundation. In an interview with the Register published made to the Emanuel Synagogue, force of the impact sent tbq; circumstances today or tonight are the way to do Monday, Dixon stuck by his statement. passenger of the truck flying- Glenn takes ‘A’ title; ‘B’ decision is tonight In a two-year period from 1975 to that. I’ll have something to say pretty soon,” he Hart had been considered the front-runner for the 160 Mohegan Drive, West Hartford, 1977. the foundation discovered, said. or to a charity of the donor’s choice. toward the driver’s side. Z Bv Jim TIernev Democratic presidential nomination before the The driver of the pickup, Robert* Glenn retaliated immediately Dave Edgar. A sacrifice fly by police in Kansas City, Mo., had Hart’s comments echoed those he made earlier Rice incident. Herald Sports Writer been to half the homes where Maynard, 59, and bis brotherr with three runs in the top of the fifth Chris Green in the top of the third ’Tuesday to reporters when he arrived at Kennedy “Obviously, he would first have to make a Helen Llndeis inning to tie the game. Grimes domestic disputes occurred at least International Airport in New York City. James, who own Maynard’s Water-C ’Two town softball champions brought Allied to within a run, 2-1. five times before. statement about his intolerable behavior,” said Helen (Ferguson) Linders, 67, of ford Monumental in Waterford, hatb blasted a two-run homer, his second Allied took the lead. 3-2, in the fifth Hart was met at the airport by his wife, Lee. They Dixon. Even so, he said. Hart would be “torn apart” 736 N. Main St., died Monday at Just left East Cemetery, where they were crowned while the other round-tripper of the game, to cut when Chris Green’s two-run single This shows that poiicedo. in fact, left the airport and drove to their mountain home in by the media if he steps back in. division forced a deciding title have the opportunity to combat home after a brief illness. She was were putting in a foundation for a, the lead to 5-4. Bob Goering was scored Mike Monroe and Scott Troublesome Gulch near Kittredge, 30 miles the widow of Carl Linders. game which will be played tonight aboard after he had singled. Loos domestic violence. Thurnauer said. southwest of Denver. Hart believes he could contribute to the campaign tombstone. They were uninjur^,- at 6 at Fitzgerald Field. Green. "The study indicated cops are in the and feels an obligation to do so. Dixon said. If Hart She was born in Superior, Wis., but the passenger door of the pickup: had an RBI-single which scored The former Colorado senator quit his campaign re-entered the race, Dixon suggested it would be and had lived in Manchester for 40 was pushed into the cab. Behind the awesome bat strength Dave White with the tying run. Bray’s blew the game open with house several times prior to the for the Democratic nomination on May 8 after The of Jim Grimes and Jim Loos. Glenn violent event." more an attempt to crusade on issues rather than to years. Robert Maynard said the stop “I was in a (home run) drought.” six runs in the bottom of the fifth. Miami Herald reported he spent part of a weekend win the election. She Is survived by two sons, Kurt, sign he went through is partially Construction defeated Main Pub. Grimes said. ’’But it ended Control problems by Allied pitcher “Mike” Linders of Ellington and spray-painted, making it difficult to 9-5, to take the ’A’ Division title. In tonight.” Tom Powers forced Brian Mahoney BEELER ESTIMATED that the ‘B’ Division. Bray’s Jewelers to take the mound. With the bases since last October, at least half of Carl Linders Jr. of East Hartford; a notice. Three runs in the sixth inning daughter, Carole Isham of Man­ Witnesses said that the intersec-~ knocked off Allied Printing. 8-3, to loaded, successive walks to Wayne the times he has been dispatched to Impose a final game for the provided Glenn with all the runs Bray and Mark Anderson pushed the scene of a domestic dispute, he chester; three grandchildren; and tion of Bissell and Holl should have they would need. But they added an Long Island Sound fishennen two great-grandchildren. She was a four-way stop because there are championship tonight. In the ’C’ Bray’s into the lead at 4-3. Edgar has made an arrest. Before the law Division. Army and Navy won the insurance run in the seventh. Jim then drilled a two-run single and took effect, there were many fewer predeceased by two other frequent accidents and near* grandchildren. title with a 13-6 win over Gibson’s Flaherty led off the sixth for Glenn Hal Tarbell added an RBI-single ari’ests. he said. accidents there. with a triple and scored on a single A graveside service will be “I’ve been working on this rooi^ Gym. and Bob Godin drove in the final a But both officers said they are not Grimes and Loos set the tone for by Dave Remejko. After a Goering run with with sacrifice. sure the law is serving its purpose. call shark scares ‘nonsense’ Thursday at 2 p.m. in the soldiers’ for three days, and four or flvw- base-hit. Jack Maloney single in section of East Cemetery. There the game in the top of the first Shortstop Bray, who had two hits While the number of homes with times cars have had to screech UQC Remejko and Goering tallied the By Anne McGrath are no calling hours. Maple Hill stop,” said Goslin. -— inning. Grimes led off with a home and an RBI, combined with second repeat violence seems to have gone “If I was a lifeguard. I would tell with the state Department of run over the left centerfieid fence third run of the frame on a sacrifice baseman Jeff Baker anchored a down since the law took effect, they The Associated Press the people to leave the water, also.” CTiapels, 380 Maple Ave., Hartford, Police spokesman Gary J. VlooiZ Environmental Protection, noted has charge of arrangements. and three batters later Loos depos­ fly off White’s bat. Flaherty drove strong defense. Edgar led Bray's wonder if it is because people are Casey said. that reported shark sightings off said drivers at the intersection; in the final run for the champions Some Long Island Sound fisher­ have difficulty seeing around* ited one over the right centerfieid with two hits and four RBIs. Just afraid to call the police now. Twice last week, beaches in the Connecticut coast coincided fence for a quick 2-0 lead for Glenn. with a sacrifice fly in the seventh. “If we can hit like we can, I think "Is it that a guy is no longer men suspect that reports of shark Stamford and Darien were closed to with the Stratford catch and reports June 8. Phil parked cars. He said he’ll probabISt “The last time we played them sightings off the Connecticut shore recommend a no-parking sign neoc The score remained 2-0 until the we can win it,” Coach Tarbell said. beating up his wife, or are they swimmers after people reported of sharks approaching the Long June S. Phil, of Stanley, N.C., bottom of the fourth inning when (Main Pub), we had to score three “There’s a not a tepm in the league afraid to get arrested?” Beeler may be no more than fish stories, seeing what they thought were Island shore in New York. the intersection. —: runs in the bottom of the seventh to but a marine biologist supports wife of Frederick Phil, formerly of A police officer who was at tH£ Main Pub tallied five runs to with a better defnse. I think we’ve asked. sharks close to shore. There were “That kind of promoted the shark Middletown and Manchester, died assume a 5-2 lead. (Consecutive base win,” Grimes aid. “This team has got the best shortstop-second base- recent decisions to temporarily also reports of shark sightings off scene said that Murning did not; played together for a long time. We DePietro said that the law may close several state beaches. scare as far as I’m concerned,” Monday in North Carolina. remember the accident occurring^ hits by Tim Bycholski and Tony man combination in the league.” not necessarily be cooling people Greenwich, but swimming was MacLeod said. Besides her husband, she is (Campelli began things for Main played well.” Bray added.“All year long, de­ down. Beaches in Stamford, Darien, permitted. Murning was transported to ManS Loos was 3-for-4 with two RBIs Milford, Stratford and West Haven The types of sharks that do swim survived by a son, James Phil. Chester Memorial Hospital. HO);; Pub. John Madden then singled in fense has kept us in the game.” Earlier this month, bathing was in the sound “are pretty much Gravesite services are Thursday Bycholski, and Campelli came while Grimes drove in three runs "The guy might be threatening have been closed temporarily this temporarily prohibited off beaches condition was not available at press­ the girl if she calls the cops.” he easily frightened.” MacLeod said. at 2 p.m. in the East Ometery. time. around to score on an RBI-single by with his two homers. Remejko and ‘C ’ Division month because of reported shark in Milford, Stratford and West Goering added two hits each for said. sightings. “They’d rather avoid any type of There are no calling hours. Holmes Robert Maynard was issued JC Kevin Hanlon. Army and Navy was led by John Haven after there was a report of a confrontation with a person, which Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has With flanlon and Madden on Glenn. For Main Pub. Bycholski, Nevertheless, Beeler and DePie­ People who said they have seen shark sighting near the Milford citation for failure to obey a sto» Hanlon, and Ed Sadloski each had Burger and Randy Romero, who sharks may have mistaken the side to them is probably a very large charge of arrangements. sign. 5 base, Gus Liappes drilled a shot collected three hits each. Rich tro both said that the law is a benefit shore. into the gap in left field, which was two hits. to police, because there is no longer fins of sunfish for the dorsal fins of animal.” Clapp. Bruce Macaro, and Bob Herald photo by I The alleged sighting in Milford Meanwhile, experienced fisher­ dropped and rolled to the fence. the pressure on them to Judge sharks, or spotted only flotsam and came three daysaftera 7-foot shark ‘B’ Division Teets added two hits apiece. For Jetsam in the water, fishermen men said they have rarely seen Hanlon and Madden easily scored Gibson’s. Jack , Shannon, Dave Team members of Bray’s Jewelers Division of the Town Softball Tourna­ whether a situation calls for an weighing 165 pounds was landed by sharks in the sound. and Liappes was able to scurry arrest. said. a fisherman near the Stratford Bray’s Jewelers took an early 2-0 Peck, Glenn Koehler, Mel Bidwell, congratulate one another after they ment. The game will be tonight at 8 at “To those of us who hunt shark, Jack Douton. captain of the Dot-E Pediatric Dental Assoctatea PC home on the error, giving Main Pub lead in the bottom of the first and Mike Santacroce each had two defeated Allid^ Printing, 8-3, to force a While arrest-worthy and non­ shore. Casey said the fisherman Dee charter fishing boat out of a 5-2 lead. Fitzgerald Field. arrest-worthy situations still are it’s a big laugh,” said Dave caught a sand bar shark. inning, keyed by a two-run single by hits. championship showdown in the ‘B’ Rodgers of Westport, a former Niantic, said: ’T ve been running M ichael S. OoodinarLttlX& not black and white, at least the line There has been only one shark the boat 15 years and I’ve seen between them is not as gray, police Naval officer who has run charter attack in Connecticut since 1865, C athlcen I. KDival5kCl>.M.1X fishing expeditions for 30 years. perhaps two or three sharks. Never said. Before the law took effect last when such records were first kept, have I seen a shark within three or October, there was no line at all. Jack Casey, a biologist with the said George Donnelly, assistant National Marine Fisheries Service four miles of the Omnecticut Questions remain as UCono soccer opener iooms director for community relations at shore.” ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE in Narragansett, R.I., said sand bar nililii:’*, >.«- 1 . , R\# llm XlArnAW aa*^ 4#XW tt ^ ^ the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. "Most anything that we spotted Bv Jim TIernev are the top 11 players, we really ranked by Soccer America maga­ sharks, brown sharks and sand ’The attack, which was not fatal, Herald Sports Writer over Hall for the starting Job. sophomore Steve Rammel and Hunting whales tiger sharks inhabit the sound. The was Just sand sharks,” said Hillard haven’t come up with a lineup,” zine as No. 5 in the nation. No less took place in Bridgeport on Aug. 23, Bloom, one of the owners of 19th-year UConn head Coach Joe than 10 players on the roster hail “Foley communicates very well,” senior Diego Borja. Both Rammel Beginning in the 1840s, commer­ chances they will attack swimmers 1964, he said. STORRS — Six days from now the he said. and Borja played forward last year, cial whalers hunted gray whales in are very minimal, he said. Talmadge Brothers Inc., an oyster- Morrone said at a Tuesday press from Ireland, led by sophomore Casey said there have been only ing operation based in Norwalk. University of Connecticut men’s luncheon. striker Ian Hennessy. UConn will be led by senior but Morrone has tried various their breeding lagoons along the TTie sharks do. however, belong about 25 shark attacks on soccer team opens Its 1987 season. Last season marked only the captain Chris Reif, the team’s most combinations for this year. Another Baja California coast and later in to a group that are potentially “I never remember anyone get- swimmers along the Eastern coast . valuable player last year, who will key figure at the mifdield will be 1 tting attacked by sharks in the Usually at this point, a coach would second time in the last 15 years that “We’ll get a good idea when the their northern range, reducing the dangerous; if provoked by someone from North Carolina to Maine in the have a good idea about his starting UConn did not qualify for the NCAA Irish guys come in,” Morrone said, play the sweeper position, a new senior Wayne Churyk. eastern Pacific stock to a nearly trying to grab or ride them, the sound here. I’ve never seen it and past 100 years. I’ve been on the water all my life,” X lineup and top reserves. But this tournament, something Morrone referring to where his team stands. role for Reif. “We’ve had a series of Heading tbe list of forwards are fatal level. sharks could attack, he said. Rod MacLeod, a marine biologist isn’t the case this year at UConn, has not forgotten. unselfish players in our program,” Bloom added. Kelly sees the Big East race Junior Dan Donigan, the leading where a place on the nation’s “I was really disappointed that Morrone said. goal scorer a year ago, senior Division I top-20 poll has been the between his club, Syracuse and we weren’t picked last year,” UConn. The leading contenders for the Kanto LulaJ and sophomore KeHn norm. Morrone said. "I’m still upset about three backfield positions are senior O’Hara. The leading freshmen It.” The biggest concerns for Mor­ Todd D’Alessandro of Farmington, appear to be Ian Gruno, Tom Zalss, REAL Instead, uncertainty has encom­ A new NCAA rule stipulating that rone are replacing the graduated Junior Kerry Rudich, sophomore Brian Parker and Brian Anderson. passed the outlook for this year’s practice couldn’t start before Aug. backfield of Tony Rizza, Cliris Bill Lawrence of Columbia and Your Headquarters for Lawn Boy, 9 i . ^ 1 - ^ . edition of UConn soccer. Despite 17 15 put the unsettled UConn soccer Heath, Matt Mosher and Greg . Junior Fernando Carlos (brother of "Our midfield/forward line still ESTATE lettermen returning, including matters even more behind sche­ Barger, along with "developing a Carlos Carlos on the 1981 NCAA needs some work," Morrone said. Trimmer’s, Mowers, Accessories seven starters, countless questions dule. The Huskies will get a fine consistent attack other than (Dan) championship team. Morrone sees the main competition remain; who to start, what posi­ opportunity to test their personnel Donigan.” in New England as Harvard, Yale, Parts, Service and Sales TODAY Brian Milone, a 1985 Manchester Boston University and Dartmouth. tions they’ll play, and how to when they host defending Big East Morrone’s goalie situation is in High graduate, probably won’t By Carl A. Zinsser replace a depleted backfield from a champion Seton Hail University in UConn, 12-7-2 a year ago, will be in All Mowers On Sale disarray since two of the four have start, but he should see quite a bit of for a tough time of it this year. Carl A. Zinsser Agency year ago. Also, UConn will play one an exhibition game this Saturday at left the team. Remaining are two playing time. Milone earned a GLENN KOEHLER, D.D.S. of the strongest schedules in the 1 p.m. at Storrs. ’There’s not a team there that sophomores who ha ve been iitjured, letter as a freshman and Morrone can’t beat us,” Morrone said. at and more. country, including the preseason Revitalized the last two years Tom Foley and Brian H all.. sees him playing either sweeper, 20% Off HAS JOINED THEIR STAFF No. 1 pick, Fresno State, and 1986 under Ed Kelly, Seton Hall is the Many questions linger for the 1987 SENIOR CHRIS REIF “I’m a little uneasy alxiut the outside back, or midfield. UConn soccer team. Some of them LAWN-BOY STEEL DECK A resident of Manchester for the last two years, Dr. NCAA champion Duke. favorite to win the Big East title goalkeeping,” Morrone said. Mor­ The midfield will be anchored by SPECIAL 803S. 21" 8ELF- . UConn soccer captain “While I’d like to say that these again this year, and the team is will begin to be answered next MORTGAGE ALTERNATIVES Koehler graduated from St. John’s University, Queens, ...... ^ ««a.aa. so ------rone«*.*.*. sees • Foleywawj ■ having saving uic the edge BU|HiuiiiurvAiiRt;sophomore Mike Tunson1 uHBunuiuriinDy* of Granby, loiesday.Tuesday. Awnil RMH PROPELLINO MOWER WITH New York with a bachelor of science degree In phar­ FAMOUS LAWN-BOY QUALITY • •'“'"'•I’uyer* resist Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs) on AND STEEL DECK VALUE principle. Memories of soaring interest rates and jitters about tbe future macy. In 1983 he earned his dental degree from State University of New York at Stony Brook, Longisland. In *399« • Luwn-Boy two-cycia engine — no make the uncertainty of knowing exactly what mortgage payments will be Molitor's good, clean hits Just one game away from Cobb meeey oil to chock or change. unattractive to some buyers. In addition, ARMs have received some 1985 he received his certificate In Pediatric Dentistry at laNMnsPrlM unfavorable coverage in the consumer.press. Brookdale Hospital Medical Center In Brooklyn, New •PotKIve traction, roar wheel drive. Bv Rick Gano and some infield singles Just $ 3 1 9 0 0 York. The Associated Press away from tying Cobb and only five very, vtjiy you first-pitch liner hit the back dirt of said. While an ARM is not for everyone, it is certainly worth discussing with between the fielders. At least It behind Pete Rose’s 44-game streak have to say as each day goes by it •Largo capacity, quick reloase Dr. Koehler has been in private practice In Connecticut the infield between first and second Edwards said the Indians didn’t roar bag. ARM programs now being offered have overcome hasn’t come down to a hit that’s in 1978. becomes a little more realistic. base and sped into right field as the pitch Molitor any differently be­ the objections for which they have been criticized in the press. There are for the past two years, and is also on the staff-at'lhe MILWAUKEE - Paul Molitor been questionable or a defensive Fret Sst Up •Rugged 14-gauga steel deck. has been thankful for nlany things "It’s been upon the scoreboard so "But we talked the last week crowd of 15,580 responded with a cause of the streak. end Delivery usually limits to the amount they can go up at each adjustment period and Newington Children a Hospital. play that was possibly an error,” about focusing on each game and •Comfortable, easy-to-use during his 39-game hitting streak — Molitor said. I’ve noticed the people who are U4-minute standing ovation. It was “We’re going to go after him. It’s on ell over the life of the loan, making the maximum amounts predictable. not five. So tomorrow we took at 40 the 15th time in his streak that tough to keep a guy like that from controls. . Uepending on the program you select, the payments could be considerably . ISO N. Main Street Newington Children’s including good health, good luck "That eliminates controversy or ahead of me. You have to be Meohinee et and no borderline hits. appreciative of what’s happened to and try to keep our momentum with Molitor’s first hit has been to right getting the bat on the ball," be said, • Full one-year limited lower than the thirty>year fixed mortgages during the first two to five years Manchester, CT. 06040 181 E. Cedar Street putting pressure on an>d>ody out our club winning games.” and it was his third hit in five Beumerte. warranty. ’’They’ve been clean hits but they th is^ in t. "He’s getting base hits, but he’s of the iMn. An ARM can save you money or substantially increase your 649-4655 Newington, CT 06111 there, official scorers or anybody.” Molitor, whose ultimate target is at-bats against Gordon this season. the same Molitor that’s been In tbe purchasing power. haven’t all been pretty,” Milwau­ Molitor didn’t get his hit Tuesday “When I’m through playing and 666-4471 kee’s designated hitter said Tues­ Joe DiMaggio’s 56 games in 1941, Molitor filed out in the eighth and is league for a long time. He did a good Come see over 14 models on sale. until his fourth at-bat and tonight have a chance to look back — filed out in the first and walked in now 68 for 164 (.415) during the piece of hitting. Gordon threw him a W there’# m move In yoar fntare« the real estate profeasionala at MEMKM OF: day after lining a sixth-inning can tie Ty Cobb for fourth place on whether it ends at 39 or I tie him — I Carl A. ZInsaer Agency • ’’Your Hometown Realtor” are ready to single off Cleveland’s Don Gordon the second off Cleveland starter streak. sinker and he hit it inside out and American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry the modern-day list when he faces have to be pleased at this point,” he Ken Schrom. Molitor grounded out "If we win the game it doesn’t punched it through the bole. serve yon. Call na at 646«1511 or drop by onr offleea at 750 Main American Society of Dentistry for Children to keep the streak alive in a 10-9 StreH In Nancheater. * * the Indians’ John Farrell, a late said. sharply to second base in the fourth matter to me if Molitor gets a hit or "You can’t really defense them Connecticut Society of Pediatric Dentists Brewer victory. replacement for injured Rich Yett. “Forty four is a very nice Bau.mert 52S-863C !Tve had a couple off the handles off reliever Jamie Easterly. not as long as we win the game,” when they use the whole field and Molitor is aware he is one game number. For a long time it seemed But in the sixth he didn’t wait. His Cleveland Manager Doc Edwards Molitor is one of them." -iS— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Am, M. 1987

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 26. 1987 — ■ II SCOREBOARD stay in first behind Aiexander, Henneman

Ri «8ox7.WIi Hi 8m 3 By The Atsoclcrtad Press B — h r i l lining a single through theright side Angels 5, Yankees 1 of the infield off reliever Don CHKAOO BOSTON A pair of pitchers who started the obrfcM tta rh M A L R o u n d u p Gordon. John Candelaria scattered six Omilonit TranM iCiteiii season without a home In the major 4020 Burktcf 4 1 1 0 Molitor is batting .415 in the hits in eight shutout innings and Rodutif 4010 BorroltSb leagues have found a place to call AMrlcuiLMiwtlntflnit Bo loot dh 4 1 1 2 streak that started July 16. He his host California took advantage of a 3011 Boo0t3b 3 1 0 0 thdr own with the first-place OoMomrf 4010 Ortonwilf “He’s ^Henneman) the biggest hitting .370 this season. sixth-inning error to beat New 4010 Detroit Tigers. ■oMONM on Hottovc 3111 DwCvn 1b 4012 reason' because we never even York. OWMkr 1b 4020 b a s b b a l l Homdh 4 23 2 ^^1999^^999 L99HIMO Doyle Alexander beat Minnesota figur^ on him for 1957,” Detroit Candelaria, 7-5, struck out six Dtfrott ^ •• Hill 3b 3110 DHodHirr 4 0 10 Blue Jays 6, Mariners 3 W » JW — KWIlmtcf ..TORONTO BLUE MYS-€o(lod up for the second time in a week with Toronto » 51 J K — 4000 SOoonM 3000 Manager Sparky Anderson said. and walked one. Greg Minton Now York Manrta2b 3 111 AAoraonoc 4 22 1 exceptional relief help from Mike "This kid has done as well as Fred McGriff went 3-fbr-3 with a pitched the ninth and allowed a run. Mllwoukoe Holrtta ph 2 S < 1000 Henneman as Detroit took the anyone I ’ve ever seen as a rookie. If homer and drove in three runs and Booton 51 2 Si TOtalt 313103 34 7 W7 tMeaMdGaryUn(elle,plteher. Dennis Rasmussen, 9-7. took a Boltbnoro ,.... NattaiMl teitaue Twins 5-4 in a matchup of American anyone knew we had this kid, they Lloyd Moseby hit a long home run one-hitter into the sixth before Ctovotond 1 s ;S r (^.AN G ELES OOOOERS-BIgned league leaders at the Metrodome. at the Kingdome. Donald CarrolLouttlelder. never would’ve picked us for fifth or Mark McLemore doubled, took B tttan au The Tigers stayed two percen­ sixth.” McGriff singled in the third and Coma Wmilno JJBI — Borratt (4). .PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Actlvoted third on a fly ball and Wally. Joyner w L Pel. OB m xFM rm ta, s h ^ o p , from the disabled tage points ahead of Toronto in the Alexander, 2-0, shut out Minne­ Moseby hit his 22nd home run into MInnotota » «1 .523 — B— OWolkw. OP— Botton 4. LOB— walked with two outs. Devon Wliite Ooklond 9*JS?"®4*«N oo6 2B— G«iiiian,GWalktr, eielgned him ta Harrlsbura of AL East while Minnesota, which S 6} .510 1 theBasternLsaaue. sota for eight Innings last Thurs­ the third deck in right field. Only followed with a grounder to '.‘a;, Cotlforrila Burkt, OHtndtrton. tilt Ikiiity (2), has lost seven of its last eight, saw KomotCIty « M .4M 3'A Hom2(9),A6oraino (5). day. While he again pitched effec­ five players have reached that spot kees third baseman Mike Pagali; T ohos « M JBS 4V*t Oomot BRIpkn 2b (dcB^on Wegner, punter. his fourth save. ing a six-run fifth inning. aw N tart York, 1:00p.m. 4 0 10 SHndsndh 5 123 Dwyer Ph 1000 Cdnseco It Central League softball champs C L E V E ^ N D BROWNS-WOlved Perry “ I Just wanted to keep the ball in Brawers 10, Indians 9 Henderson, who (trove in three Red Sox 7, White Sox 3 Oovotand at Mllwoukoo, 2:35 p.m. CRIpknst 3 2 10 Kenip, receiver; Aterlo Perry, ttght Slljenito «it Bolllmore. 7:35 p m. 5 1 1 0 Lonifrd 3b 4 12 1 on Puckett, and keep it down to runs, tied the score 4-4 with his third AAurroy 1b 4 0 10 AAcGwIrIb Qlenn Construction annexed the *A' end, and Niellev Poole, fullbock. Signed Molitor extended his streak with Rookie Sam Horn hit two solo Ooklond at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Lynnct 4 110 mejko. Jack Maloney, Jim Flaherty, Bob Henry Harris, nosetodde. AP photo Hrbek,” said Henneman, 9-1 with a homer. Mike Davis hit a two-run TOxot ot Kontpt atv, p.m. 4 2 22 M Dovltit 3 12 2 Central League softball championship a first-pitch single in the sixth home runs and Dwight Evans Hortcf 0 0 0 0 Tettletonc Qoehrlng, Davicl White. Back row: Jim D A L L A S.COWBOYS-Wolved Jeff 2.20 earned run average. double and Tettleton got his seventh ttaly oomot tcltodulod \ Knight 3b 2 1 1 2 Brady and Brran Rwioo, inning. reached the 100 RBI mark for tl e 4000 Stelnbchc 000 1 this summer. Team members (from left, Boston 8 Mike Greenwell races to first base during the Henneman has replaced Willie home run. Kennedyc 3 111 Grinin ss Rosslllo, Jim Loos, Rich Marsh, Jim M onickers; Anthony Coleman and Molitor went l-for-4 and moved second time in his 15-year career Sheets rf 4 000 Carney Lansford also homered NitlfnilLuguittindlngi 4 110 Murphy c( 4 110 front row): Rick Sheehan, Dave Ro- Grimes, Merrill Myers. Jimes, defensive bodw; Oonavo second inning of Tuesday night's game with Chicago at Hernandez as the Tigers’ bullpen within one game of tying T y (>)bb Horn, who went 3-for 4. finish* MYonodh 3 110 Ponnpnd Lloyd Yancey, effenslve tackles; stopper, and his consistent outings for the host Athletics. Lee Lacy hit a Tetatt Fenway park. Going to cover the bag is pitcher Rich for the fourth-longest streak in his first month in tlie inalois 37 718 7 Totals 32 7 11 9 Danyl Lee,detsnslvetackle,and JoeSmIth, two-mn homer and two-run triple Bott Olvltlen wide receiver. Signed Johnny "Lorn" Dotson. The Red Sox won, 7-3. have helped Detroit surge Into first modem history. Molitor filed out, batting .345 with nine homers ai d vo Pel. OB Baltlmere MO 233 lte -7 *® ® ihuHlyeorcontroct. place and stay there. for the Orioles and Fred Lynn hit a RBI. John Marzano, another Krd St. Leult *7 '• Oakland walked and grounded out before 51 .592 ---- M MR National Lsaguo results Cardinals 7, Astros 1 -G R E E N BAY PACKERS— Waived John _ - iwu-iuiitwo-run nomer, homer, ms his zoin. 20th. SoxSox rookie, rookie, also also hit hit a solo home ,ii Now York 7 56 .556 ~iHi>tnn' <4), SHenderson (3), LOS ANGELS Coleman If 5 13 1 o E WttlOlyltlon NEW YORK Hatcher If 4 1 1 0 OSmIth ss 5 2 2 1 H F d . "Pg. Wayae Smith, defensive Veteran Speiei^s home run keys Giants’ victory SeInbtKh <'4). SF— O b rh b l Boggs Bsn 123 W L Pet. OB — rh M Doran 2b 3 0 2 1 Herr 2b 4 0 11 96 170 .362 b ^ s , and Kelly Thomas, oflOnsIve llne- Son n-onclsco 60 IP Sax 2b 40 00 MWIIsncf 5 1 1 0 CRenlds ss Settler KC 134 81 164 .3M .528 H R ER BB SO Stubbs rt 0000 JCIark 1b 3 111 AAottlngly NY 106 Bv The Associated Press Houston 65 61 .516 1'A . Baltlmort 4 1 1 0 TeufM 2b 3 0 2 1 ANibyc 3 0 0 0 McGee cf 73 139 .330 ^IDERS-dlgned Ron Cincinnati 63 Guerrer If 3 0 10 KHrndzIb 4 0 10 OwEvons Bsn 119 86 141 1975 and 1976. In 266 at-bats for the Giants, 64 .496 4 EBcll L.9-10 4 3-3 7 7 7 4 3 0 10 WInec 0000 Pndltn3b 3 0 12 Bohm and Tony (tarborezyk, defensive Dodgers 3, Mets 1 run of the season, leading St Ix>iiis Los AnpMes 56 70 Wlllmson Shelby If 4 1 1 2 Stnitary rf 3000 Bassrf Trammll Oet 114 81 ,148 .324 linemen. As his range and batting eye Speier is hitting .248 and has 34 runs .444 tow 31-3 4 2 2 1 MHtchr lb 4 0 0 0 LJohnsn rf 3 1 1 0 Tobler Cle 120 Chris Speler, once a young N L R o u n d u p over visiting Houston. Atlanta 55 69 .444 lO'/i (tafetana 4 0 0 0 Me Ry Ids If 3000 (TDavIs 1b 4 0 10 TPenac 62 151 .322 . NEW YI3RK JETS-Ploeed Bill Rans- diminished, the Giants looked else­ Son Olaoo 52 TLndrm rf 0000 Carter c 4 10 1 Franco Cle 101 70 125 phenom for the San Francisco batted in. He also has two grand Fernando Valenzuela pitched a 73 .416 14 C Young W.11-6 51-3 9 6 6 0 2 0 0 0 Camlnlt3b 4010 Mathewsp 4 12 0 .31S £1',' (yfriyfrgck, on Inlured reserve. where and in 1977 Speier was traded The victory moved first phict- Si IMS Leipcr 1 1 Sdosclac 4 0-0 0 HJohsn3b 3000 Berra ss ADovIs Sea 125 68 142 J17 Rejlttddhl’ed the rtghts ta re-eign Rusty slams this season. On the field, he’s four-hitter, struck out 13, and an™*, 1-3 1 1 WOodsn3b 3010 FOrschp 0 0 0 0 Puckett Min 123 Giants, has now become an old Louis 4*6 games ahead of second A tlo i^ at Chlooeo, ppd., rain Plunk S,1 31-3 0 0 0 1 4 13 0 Sontanan 4 0 0 0 Waning ph 1 0 1 0 75 155 .316 ""•••®«*er, and Tony Paig;, hero. to Montreal for shortstop T im Foil. made only three errors. pitched a complete game despite WP— Lelper. (rHfmnss 3 0 10 Cone 0 Yount Mil 119 75 154 YUIIDOCK. Montreal 5-1. 'The game bewteen place -lew York in the N L East Los Anooles 3, Now York 1 2000 Darwin p 2 0 10 .316 Then, there were stops in St. Reliever Scott Garrelts. 11-6, walking eight as Los Angeles beat Son FToncIsco 3, Phllodelphlo 2 Valenzta p 4 0 11 Almonph 1 0 0 0 Chlldrss p 0000 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Speler, 37, hit a home run to snap St. Louis, which had lost (iv'> *^751, Denkln- Leachp Atlanta and Chicago at Wrigley Louis, Minnesota and Chicago. Last pitched the last 2 1-3 innings for the New York at Shea Stadium. n t M u ^ 1, Cincinnati 0 ger, sm nd. Scon; Third, McCoy. 0000 Holhcckp 0000 seMSSSl™..9"'‘'®!!2; »'■ ®®«"' Toronto, Waived Bob Bennett, tight end; (tartls an eighth-inning tie as the Giants Field was rained out. straight games to Houston, had St. Louis 7, Houston 1 T — 2:48. A— 1Z410. AAozlllph 1 0 0 0 Lopesph 1 0 0 0 31; DwEvans, Bos- Bohom, rarnertx^; Chris Gerhard and year for the Cubs. Speier hit .284. victory. Valenzuela. 11-11, tied his career Son DItoo 5, Montreal 1 Totals 34 3 83 Totals 38 1 4 I Agostop * 2 ' S'" '^S".®T!i,'®t N«w York, 29; Sny­ Mike Kullmon, defensive bodes; Chuck beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Speier, when informed of Craig’s hits in the handing the Astro.s on.y 0 0 0 0 der, Cleveland, 29; 5 are tied with 27. Following the 1986 season, Speier The Phillies tied the score 2-2 in high for walks in a game. Leading . . . ■ Wadhtsdoy’s Oomet Cruzph 1 0 0 0 Llngmerth, Hiesday night. The victory gave ” M V P ” statement, laughed, and their second loss in 12 games and <1^ S4_ond Oedmon 33) at Los Angeles lao ooo 001—3 Totals 34 1 9 1 , Runs Batted In PhllSmIth, wide recelver,ond Dole became a free agent and found few the third on a walk to Steve Jeltz, a 2-0, the left-hander lost his shutout Tigers 5, Twins 4 NmoYorh ON 010 8 0 = 1 Totals 35 713 7 San Francisco a l>A-game lead over said. “ That must be a difficult thing snapping Houston’s three gaiiio Z 1M0?p I®*’"*'*’’ ®" “ td Moyer 10-10), in?®?!LJ®™*'JSl DwEvans, Boston, waiters, punter. takers. sacrifice. Milt Thompson’s run­ in the fifth inning when Mookie Gome Winning RBI — Shelby (5). Houston (>RDINALS-Reieosed Houston in the National League for him to give me such a winning streak. E— Teufel, Valenzuela, Woodson. DP— 188 888 088-1 "2 ®*^**; AAc(Mre, Oakland, 93; Jov- ” I looked at the teams I thought scoring double and Mike Schmidt’s Wilson doubled and Tim Teufel hit DETROIT St Louis tie 813 tSx- 7 ®'i5?r£SS52*"’'®'®®9'‘'**'er. West. compliment. My hat is off to (Tudor A2), 1:35 p.m. Lou'* ^ MINNESOTA Angeles 7, New Oaltf®raln, 91^; Sierra, Texas, 91; MN DIEGO CHARGERS-Walved COri needed a utility infielder. I picked R B I single. an R B I single. The Mets loaded the imrhbl obrhbl (tarter, Cleveland, 84. “Chris Speler is the most valua­ “♦ New York Whltokr 2b *B— Sfubbs, KHernandez, MWII- Game Winning RBI — Coleman (7). £ S '* v Leonder Knight, corner- everyone on the club. I ’m Just San Francisco. As a situation for bases in the fifth with none out. but (itanlna IM ), 7:35 p.m. 4 0 10 Lmbrdz 2b 4 2 10 son. H R— Shelby (18). S— Carter. ^ PllcMna (W Dedstons) 1i®<**'55d»eveKnlght,eeoter. ble player on this ball club,” Giants Padres 5, Expos 1 AAodlckdh 3 10 0 Bush rf 4 0 11 DP— StLouls 2. LOB— Hennemon, Detroit, 9-1, .900; CeruttI, thankful to be part of the 24-man me and my family, San Francisco Valenzuela struck out Kevin Gibson If , . _____ IP H R ER BB SO Houston8,StLouls10.3B— Hatcher,Darwln. SEAHAWKS-Troded Ron Manager Roger Craig said after the squad.” delphio ( R ^ e y 16-5), 7:35 p.m. 5 0 2 2 Pucken cf 3 11 0 Los Angeles T® »?® '. ’2?' N«Noh' New York, 9- Essink, offensive lineman, to the Dalles stood out like a sore thumb,” Speier Pirates 1, Reds 0 McReynolds. got Gary Carter to Stan Jefferson and Benito Sanli TrommI ss 5 I ’ 0 H r^ 1b 4 12 2 V I e n z I o W , - GOovIs, OSmIth Z JCIark, Wolllna % — 3, .7 »; ta ly . New York, 11-4, .733; Mor- game. (He” *™" “* Pititburoh DoEvns 1b 0 1 1 LJohnson, Coleman. SB—^ r a n (28), Lp»4x)vs for an undisclosed future draft Atfer only one season in the said. Mike Dunne pitched a two-hitter pop out and fanned Howard ago each homered to highligU a i r t l t w f / • 9 ft 7l3S p .m . n S 2 5 “*NI 3b 4 0 11 II 9 4 1 1 8 13 7!*>D^olt, 156, .714; Musselman, To­ cfioioe. With one out in the eighth and the Lemon cf 5 0 2 2 Smileydh 4 0 0 0 New Yoi* M ^ (13),GYoung (13LSFl3taindl(}l^; minors. Speier became the Giants’ “ So, I called (coach) Don Johnson. five-run third inning as juwt San Mntreol (Martinez 7-2) at Son Oleoo Nokesc ronto, 10-4, .714; Key, Toronto, 146, .700: W^HINGTON REDSKINS— score tied 2-2, Speler hit a drive off for his first major-league shutout (Show 6-15), 10:05 p.m. 5 0 0 0 Brnnskylf 4 00 0 Cone^L>3 6 4 2 2 2 3 Soberhogen, Kansas City, 157, .696 regular shortstop in 1971 at the age Zim m er and he talked to (president Diego defeated Montreal. Sherldnrf 'AS'YedAlecGlbs®n,defenslveend;Char1es the left-field foul pole for his 10th and Johnny Ray’s first-inning sin­ John Shelby hit a two-run homer ... ■ TtaflTdW^ Oomet Brokns 3b 2! 92 S«WneM 3 0 0 0 Leach 3 4 1 1 0 2 t u e f o n •*°<**®n- deleave bock, and Ted Karras, of 21. That was the last time the and general manager) Al Rosen Jefferson led off the third againr i Atlanta at Chlcooo, 4:05 p.m. 3 1 1 0 Butera c 2 0 10 by Cone. WP— defenslvetockle. homer of the season, against Kevin gle drove In the game’s only run as for the Dodgers, his 18th, and Newmn ph 0 0 0 0 Valenzuela 2. O a r ^ L ,88 41-3 8 4 4 1 1 Giants won the N L West. and I signed. No other club had host Pittsburgh defeated Cincin­ Valenzuela drove in a run with a starter Neal Heaton. 12-6. with hi- Montreal at Son Diego, 10:05 p m a i H d w Z3 3 3 3 1 0 Gross, 8- 11. On Monday. Speierhita seventh homer, and Tony Gw ri'n Ckily oomes scheduled Tetata . Umpireo— Home, Poncino; Rrst, Pal- Heothcock i 1 0 0 1 0 B-MtensSSSSr*-*-**®** Oonedhei FeetbeE Leoeiw He had wonderful range and contacted me.” nati, extending the Reds' losing single. 34 5 7 4 Totals 32 4 7 4 lone; Second, Engel; Third, West. o O AB “ H Pet. OTTAWA ROUGH RII>ER5-Walved two-nin homer in the Giants’ 6-1 (tauld make Just about any throw Randy Ready and Carnielo Me T — 2:55. A— 41,286. Agosta 2 0 0 0 1 0 (SwynnSD — The reunion has been a Joyous streak to five games. Detroit M gm me— s 123 468 M 173 .348 R m ie Collier, quorterbock. Signed Joe victory over the Phillies. from anywhere on the field. tinez followed with consccutiv StLeuls Raines Mon 101 3H 93 130 .335 Poop<», and B ra ^ o y lo r ouarterbocks; one. as Speier has filled in at Dunne, (L5. did not allow a runner Cardinals 7, Astros 1 Minnesota 880 301 010- ^ MThmpsn Phi 114 418 76 Elsewhere, Los Angeles defeated In 1972, he hit .269 with 15 homers singles for a 2-0 lead Santiago, a Eistom League standings Pirates 1, Reds 0 Mathews W,9t 6 8 1 1 2 7 Guerrero LA 138 .330 Etlc Emery, llnebocker, and Hasson second, short and third when past second base, striking out seven N®' — Lemon (5). Forsch * 1 0 0 0 0 117 436 69 138 .324 Arbubakrr,defenslvellneman. New York 3-1, Pittsburgh edged Rookie Lance Johnson and Vince * .LOB-Detrolt 11, Mln- 1 G a I ( and 71 runs batted in, and was a injuries sidelined Robbie Thomp­ and walking one, as the Reds fell to rookie, followed with a ttiree-run Childress pitched to 3 batters In the 6th. f o g a Cincinnati 1-0, St. Louis defeated Coleman each tripled to key a homer, his 17th. 3- 2B— Lemon, Hrbek. 3B— CINCINNATI Mon 110 409 57 1 » .323 MOCItBV member of the All-Star team. He son, Jose Uribe and Chris Brown, 63-64, the first time they have been *-_5!!*^*'d(Cubs) % 3 *48 ^.Si — * ''2 ^ 5*7, Bi»h. SB— OaEvans (5), PITTSBURGH WP— Mathews. BK— Mathews. PB— Hotcher Htn Houston 7-1 and San Diego beat two-run second inning and Jack , a b r h U a b rh M Ashby. 113 458 84 145 .317 also was on the All-Star squad in who later was traded to San Diego. under .500 this season. Mark Grant, 4-7, pitcl'ed five-h . Readily (Phillies) 71 57 .5(6 11'/, Sheridan (14), Trammell (14). TJones If Sandberg Chi 97 389 63 120 .3H Clark doubled to drive in his looth Harrisburo (Plrots) 71 60 .542 12 4 0 0 0 Coles rf 2 0 0 0 T — 2:46. A— 36,054. KHernndz NY ini*HL--ffw n rt ( ^ Helpw Director of ball for 7 2-3 innings for the victory Dotron N"®"®®«> Larkin ss 4 0 0 0 VanSlykef 2 110 123 440 69 140 .304 Shonnon Shov Assistant Vermont (Reds) 66 63 519 is EDavIs cf Eltavis CIn 113 416 N8 AlexandrW,20 71-3 7 4 4 2 3 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 0 11 Pndttn StL 126 M3 Director of Information. Albony (Yonkees) S 69 ien 21 Parker rf 3 0 10 123 458 72 139 .3H N j^ Britan (Rd 5x) 58 73 .40 25 Hennemon S,4 1Z3 0 0 0 0 1 Bernard 2b 0000 Wallach Mon 117 458 MInnosota Bell 3b 4 0 10 Bonilla 3b 3 0 0 0 70 139 .303 SOCCER VWIIIoiMprt (Indns) 56 74 .01 »'/, 154k 714- hitter and hit a home run as the Morie. Power L,106 7 4 1 1 2 3 league list of modemdoy hitting streaks. defend ve back, has been declared ocodeml- another in the finals Saturday Taiwan blew the game open with FWIIIIams 1 0 0 0 0 2 Franco, a i^ n o t l, 7-3, .700; Cox/^St otthMnellelMe fOr the 1987 seoson by the Juggernaut from Hua Lian, Tai­ CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE PIIMMirgh V w u u 1 Chet l ^ a n and Kirk Gibson each Andersen, Houston, 8A against the U.S. champion to give four runs in the sixth on three Morristown scored its run in the a b rh M a b rh M ■667,_ Desholes, Houston, 155, .667; Heat­ wan. set down a mostly American Butler cf 4 1 1 2 Molltrdh 4 2 1 (j Dunne W,55 9 2 0 0 1 7 2 r? ^"j!? ® ™"»on«I D®vleAlexanderbeot on, Montreal, 156, .667. ARIZONA-Named Ron- the F a r East its 17th World Series walks, an error, a passed ball, a fourth when Clasey Kyle walked Franco ss HBP— Parker by Dunne. ^'® "f»®*®.*°/Il;«^ndtlmewlthlnaweek team from Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. title in 21 years. American League results 4 2 10 Yountef 4 13 1 aspetroltdefMiledlheTwlns54. ttbo ^c^.^'' wild pitch and a two-run homer by with one out. went to second on a TaMer lb 51 22 Braggs rf 50 12 UmMres— Home, Halllon; Rrst, KIbler; 7-0 in an opening-round game Carter If, Second, C.WIIIIoms; Third, Quick shutout NORTHWESTERN-Named Kathle Taiwan won 11 of (those Series, Chu Chi-Chiang. passed ball and scored when right 5 2 2 1 Brock 1b 5 0 11 Innings arid California snapped a scoreless Tuesday’shemeruns Wl^strand-Mclntosh women's swim Tuesday. Jacoby 3b 3 1 1 0 Surhoffc 3 2 2 1 coach. with Hai Lian takin^the title in “ Those guys really hit the ball fielder Scott Walbridge held the Angels 5, Yankees 1 catllodh 3 1 1 4 Deer If 4 0 0 0 eiants3.Phlllle82 baseman Bobby Meocham's " I was confident in m y team,” 1980. Snyder rf Mx^InnliwerrwasttaAngelsbeattheNew r. TECH-pecjorw l Aaron Keesee, hard,” Tucker said. ‘T v e never ball after Chad Blair singled. iSSS ?"**** 3 * ’ 0 The victory moved the I« ...^RR'C a n l e a o u e Jung-Hsing said through an inter­ “ We used to have a parade when NEW YORK Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Sveum ss 4 2 2 5 thlrt^lora ^ y l s y ^ l n 3'/i games of AL <*>> Lynn (20), Orioles; Lansford seen Little Leaguers hit the ball like CALIFORNIA Bandoph 1 0 0 0 JCostlll 2b 4 10 0 SAN FRAN PHILA preter. “ We had only five hits, so I we won the world championship,” The South threatened in the fifth, - - 1 r h bl ^ O b rh b l Hlnzo2b a b rh M West leoder Minnesota, while the Yankees Hora*y?m**S?? ! ? ' ^ ^ l'®*®" DI'AthletIra; that.” Wshgtnef 4 0 3 0 Ownngdh 4 12 0 o b rh M H? ifc S ; *2?™®® W - Red Sox; Hasse^ don’t think we played well, but it’s 3 1 1 0 Totals 36 9 It 9 Totals 36101118 RThpsn 2b 3 00 0 Samuel 2b 5000 fWlfourgamesbehlndDetroltlntheALEast. ^ 4 Wnitff Sox; Svouin not. m------' Jung-Hsing said. “ However, since Yet Tucker thinks a team with a but Ash struck out cleanup hitter Mtagly 1b 4 0 10 Joyner lb 2 12 1 Speler3b the first game here.” Winfield rf 4 12 1 MThmpcf 5 111 f ^ [| ® < W 'R ^ e r (5), Tobler (10), C a ^ we won the championship 11 times, pitcher capable of mixing speeds Matt Barnes with runners on 3 11 0 DWhIteef 4 00 1 A ld r ^ lf 3 0 0 0 Hayes 1b «J5992i?*'JH!l?*fr®®*^*’‘®*Yoorhomers GWord If 4 0 2 0 Armas rf Cioyoland olo OH on— 9 3 0 0 0 orta Mike Stanley's RBI triple keyed a Ihoovlglla (26), In the other quarterfinal game our people in our country are second and third to end the inning. 4 0 0 0 MlhMUkOO 060 032 OOK— 10 Milner cf 00 00 Schmdt3b 3 0 11 can knock off Taiwan. “ I’m sure Kittle dh 3 0 0 0 DeCncs3b 4 12 1 MIdndorf tareerun seventh Inning thotcarrledlhe Tuesday. Brad Ash threw a three- Ceronec (tame Winning RBI — Sveum (6) 3 2 11 CJamesIf 3 0 10 getting used to it. and they welcome they can be beaten.” 3 0 0 0 Hendrck If 4 0 10 COavIs cf 40 10 GWllsonrf tangers oyer Mnsas aty 158. Steve Howe, hitter and Rich Hudleston homered Easier ph 00 0 1 Schoflldss Tobler, JCastlllo, Riles. LOB— 3 0 0 0 Mortises.*®’ ' champions with very calm Morristown Manager Larry A P pficrf * 3 00 1 Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 6. 2B— Surhoff, WCIark 1b 4 0 10 Daultonc 4 0 10 tlS L TS ®''''90®*'* oome since Chesterfield, which showed Pplrulo3b 4 0 10 Boonec 3 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 0 0 0 Sept. Z 1985wtth253 Innings of rettef. to give Chesterfield, Ind., cham­ emotions.” McElhaney said his players’ lack of Mechm 2b 3 0 0 0 McLmr 2b CCtastlllo (9), Jeltzss 2 1 1 0 TV strong pitching, might be that Catcher Greg Frazier (10) of Morristown. Tennessee 3 2 2 0 T o ^ (10), Carter (27), Butler (5). Uribe ss 30 11 (Kirossph 1000 pions of the U.S. Central region, a Just playing Taiwan can give a hitting cost them the game. Velarde ss 3 0 0 0 Downsp S.2£‘(io{’r!i'-2 2 ^ ' «®%nodo (15), team. Ash struck out 10 and walked Totah SB— carter (25). SF-CCastlllo. 2000 Aguoyoss 000 0 hi*®wJ*S"2!2®" o"d Mickey Tettleton 4-1 victory over Morristown, Tenn., makes the tag on Kyle Hinds of Chesterfield, Indiana 31 1 7 1 Totals 30 5 8 4 Splmonph 1000 KGrossp '■“P? '®® Ooklond In a team the shakes, Saudi Arabia five. 1 0 1 0 «x-ran, ftflh-inning rally and the Athletics the Southern champs. "The bats let us down,” he said. who was attempting to steal home during the third inniriq Leftartsp 0 0 0 0 Calhoun p 000 0 x-grandslam Manager Mark Tucker said. “ Right now, he is at the top of his N8y . T f * OM 800 Ml— 1 aovNond *'* »"®«®®»0 Garretts p 0 0 0 0 Stone ph 10 0 0 got ^ o y relief pitching from &lc Plunk In Quarterfinals conclude today "Th e ir pitcher kept us off stride OoKfonilo 000 001 13x— 6 Totals beoltno Baltimore. ______Ni=S^,"w'?ir *®’' S®*' “ When they first learned thev game,” Jim Jordan, Chesterfield’s night’s Little League World Serie-s In (tame Winning RBI — None. Schrom L,511 153 4 5 2 2 1 H363 Totals 31 362 with his curve. He did a good Job.' Eostrly 31-3 3 3 3 2 1 — SSSSiSU?" ^ D ’ ***^*'*®*®*®1'®tt'eruns — _ ^ Williamsport...... VS*. wMczoicn Pa.. Chesterfield MOlU WUn, won. I 4-1. . ® T^*9*i2'P DP— New York 2, (tall- Son nmcisce sch;S!?n"erw7H‘ T”‘" ’* " S®®^- fprala Z LOB— New York 5 Collfornla 5 (tardon 2 3 2 2 0 2 VondBerg l 1 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia « « ^ 2 B - ^ c L ^ o r e , DeCInces, Downing, MHwmikoo Game Winning RBI — SpelerSB SS (5). Sts M F o o tb a n Hendrick. S— Joyner. SF— Schofield, Rred Mc^Grttf went 5f0r-3 with a solo Eosler. Nieves W,11-6 7 7 7 7 3 6 - E— Speler. DP— Philadelphia Z LOB— Sjm Frondsco 4, Philadelphia 9. homer a ^ two-run double and Lloyd Upshaw says that NFL players are prepared to strike Burris 1 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Moseby homered Into the third deck, NOWYOIk N«®«®®«> Crim Sta 53 1 0 0 0 1 CJames. HR— Njawes pitched to 3 batters In the 8lh. t ^ n g Torontj^ver Seattle. Jim Clancy, By The Associated Press Rosmusn L,9-7 7 5 4 3 1 0 11-10, won his first decision since July IZ o league game. Legally, the first day confidence with the way we have aemenfs 1 3 1 i o o WP— Nieves, Easterly. span of eiont storts. Canadian Feetball League fsPOBTSCAB^ first game. They want to go now.” he didn’t want a possible strike to Umpires-Home, Welke; Rrst, Brink- we can go out is Sept. 15. The approached this round of negotia­ arbitrators, we are not lookin« fo OatEonila SenFrancl.ee ** "■"®®«» HEMPSTEA. N Y. - Gene Up­ Upshaw said that Jack Donlan, start until team rosters were set. Condlorla W.7-5 8 6 0 0 1 6 man; Second, Reilly; Third, Joyce. players say they are ready to go.” tions and I have a lot of confidence help from the courts,” he said "VJ" T-3:07. A— 15,580. Eastern DIvislea shaw, president of the N F L players head of the N F L Management The current contract expires next Minton 1 11110 iwiivnin idustaue Upshaw said that, since there has in them. I know they are strong.” don’t see that as an alternative. T li' Rasmussen pifehed to 2 batters In the s a i i S i . w L T FF FA Fte union, said Tuesday that the Council, told them during a meeting Monday. (tarretts W,11-7 21-3 0 0 0 1 3 -.r^^®nmn«k» Volenzuela pitched a four- Winnipeg 6 2 0 255 186 12 been no progress at the negotiating Upshaw said that the players are quickest way to change things is for 9th. Phllodelphlo u u i s hltter, struck out IZondpltdirtocompleta Hamilton 5 3 0 S 216 10 players are prepared to strike on at New Orleans that the league isn’t “ I wanted to make sure everyone HBP— Downing by Rasmussen. Rangers15,ReyalsB table, union representatives have telling him, “If they (manage­ the players to control them ... If K(taossLS-ll 71-3 6 3 3 4 6 yen* «•*«>•!* walking eight, os the Los Toronto 4 4 1 250 239 9 Sept. 15, after the first weekend of prepared to give the players free had a chance to make the team,” Umpireo-Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, Anises Dodpersbeot the New York /Mets been meeting with teams at their ment) aren’t negotiating with you, you go to a court or to an arbltaror,. Ford; Second, Morrill; Third, Reed. TEXAS Calhotm 153 0 0 0 0 1 0 213 278 4 regular-season games, due to a lack agency without compensation. Up­ Upshaw said. “ I wanted all the KANSAS CITY UmMrM— Home, /Marsh; Rrst, Pulll; struggled throughout os he - Western otvlslen training camps. why should you keep meeting with you lose control of the outcome.” T — 2:19. A— 43,905. ObrhM O b rh M Second, Darling; Third, DeMuth. tiMhispareefTiiflhtorwalksinagame. In 193 Brltam b 5 3 0 229 140 10 of progress in contract talks. shaw said the players made a new cutdowns out of the way. I wanted to McDwelcf 6000 “ It is m y job to go out and inform Upshaw said the players have a Wilson cf 5 2 20 ?S'* *eo»on, Valenzuela has Edmonton 5 3 0 3H 218 10 them? We’ve got to be prepared to offer on free agency, which he be dealing with a group of players Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Seltnr 3b 3 10 0 ” We sent a 60-day notice (on July the players of exactly the lack of negotiating plan that includes sa BlueJays9.Msrlners3 Sierra rf wolked9S. Lastseason,hewalked85ln 3691-3 JaigatV 3 6 0 195 303 6 take the step. didn’t spell out, but it was rejected 54 4 2 Brett 1b 5 1 1 2 innino9. Soskat^wn 2 5 1 184 263 5 15) to the clubs and to the National progress.” Upshaw said. “One of who would actually be affected by laries, pensions and other Items Incvgla dh 5 4 3 1 Trtabll rf 2 110 PadresSkExpesI “ When do we strike? That’s what by the N F L . OBrIen 1b Yince Coleman . ThurMtav'e Gome Labor Relations Board,” Upshaw the things the players have to the agreement.” contrary to reports that free agcnc- TORONTO SEATTLE 5 13 2 FWhltelb 5 1 1 4 22?i52W J2.'2Y£^wo “ "<*» P n>- to 5 p.m: boys* and girls* Dolphins need a lot of work and Shane Conlan, Buffalo’s first Coach Joe Gibbs said if he doesn’t boys* and girls* cross country, S their coaches are the first to admit draft pick who is struggling to win a play against Tampa on Satur­ holdout and fourth-round pick Tho­ Bay starting linebacker Job after miss­ day, he would he hesitant to use S ybS [ 3p*^[ ^ P ™ * »7‘">™ers 5 p.m.; mas Everett Is sidelined with a “ We’ve got a long way to go on ing two weeks of training, said the Rogers without contactworfc. School starts Sept, t and practices will begin at 3 p.m. shoulder iiijury. defense.” Dolphins Coach Don Bills have too many linebackers to Tony Eason, New England’s “ You think you’ve got yourself Shula said Tuesday. “ We Just gave give them all enough practice. starting quarterback, may not be some help, and you do on paper, but up tTO many big plays, especially on The Bills have 13 linebackers, ready for the regular-season op­ you’ve got to play the game,” Coventry announces practice schedule third down. We can’t afford that." includltig Conlan, in camp at ener against Miami on Sept. 13 Dungy said. “ You’ve got one guy The Dolphins gave up 207 yards Fredonia State College. because of a pulled hamstring: that’s not here, one guy hurt and ~ Practice for fall sports at Coventry High School rushing and 264 yards passing In a “ If I could just have more work,” Coach Raymond Berry said vete­ one guy who doesn’t know what he’s “®hool. The schedule is as follows: boys* 31-28 loss to Denver on Monday Conlan said. “ But It’s not Just me. ran Steve Grogan will start against doing. ’They’re three good players s o ^ r , 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; girls* soccer, 0 a.m.; volleyball, 9 night. The biggest play of the night It’s everybody. I know what to do. Minnesota on Saturday night. a.m., cross country, 9 a.m.. ^ and they’ll help eventually, but but the techniques, I have to use came when Broncos running back when, I don’t know.” Philadelphia put Martin Booker, Gene Lang broke ran 76 yards fora them in the right places. That takes a wide receiver, and Ben Tambu- Woodson’s holdout reached its touchdown. practice.” rello, a rookie center, on injured 31st day ’Tuesday. He is running Put Hawaii in your summer! Bolton fall practice starts Monday Shula said veteran defensive reserve. track in Europe and his agent, InJuilM tackle Bob Baumhower and first- Wide receiver Lew Barnes, who Marvin Demoff, has given no Quarterback Jim McMahon’s ~ School tryouts for the boys* and girls* round draft pick John Bosa, a also returns punts for the Chicago teams will begin Monday at the high school. The boys wiU indication when a contract agree­ on-again, offjteain playing status defensive end, remain unsigned. Bears, suffered a broken bone in his Srf J 5 to 5 p.m. The girls will ment might be reached. with the Chicigo Bears appears to “ I don’t know how much longer off — again. left leg In practice ’Tuesday a ^ Is practice from 6 to 8 p.m. All interested students must have had a we’ll be able to go on without DBfentive W o m out for the season. An island picnic physcal before they tryout. Coach Mike Ditka, who had Baumhower and Bosa in there.” Philadelphia Coach Buddy Ryan, Shula said. expected McMahon to start Mon­ hailed by some as a defensive day night's preseason game The Steelers, meanwhile, have KickBTi Cut genius when he was with the against St. Louis, isn’t even sure can spell relief given up 547 yards passing and five All Haji-Sheikh, who holds the RHAM sports boosters to meet • Chicago Bears, is dissatisfied with McMahon will be able to play scoring passes in two preseason N FL record for field goals in a the Eagles’ defensive perfor­ against the Cardinals. HEBRON — The first meeting of the RHAM High School Sports losses, season, was released by Atlanta, mance. although the Steelers and McMahon is still recovering from on hot evenings Boosters for the 1987-88 school year will be held Wednesday, Sept. “ We’ve got the ability, but so far and the Dallas Cowboys cut in half Dolphins’ coaches probably would shoulder surgery performed last we haven’t shown it,” defensive be. the competitors for Rafael Sep- 2. at 7:30 p.m. in the senior high library. Agenda items include December and his ability to throw plans for a “ Meet the Coaches Night** and discussion of coordinator Tony Dungy said of the In the first two preseason games, tien’s old job by getting rid of three Steelers’ secondary. in practice has been limited by a kickers. fund-raising activities. the Eagles did not surrender a long sore arm. Opposing quarterbacks com­ Haji-Sheikh, who kicked 35 field By Marge Churchill The Sports Boosters include parents, coaches and faculty from touchdown drive, had 13 sacks, Ditka said Mike Tomczak, who pleted 60 percent of their passes in goals in 1983, his rookie season with the Junior and senior high schools who are interested in the averaged only 220 net yards and started the first two preseason Special to the Herald the Steelers’ losses to the Washing­ the New York Giants, joined the support and encouragement of student athletes. Thery are posted an opposing pass- games, would start against St. ton Redskins (23-17) and the Falcons last year to replace Mick looking for new faces, fresh ideas, and the return of former completion average of about 40 Louis and could get the call against Summer heat and high humidity got you down? Chicago Bears (50-14). percent. Luckhurst, who injured his back. members to help achieve these goals. the Super ^ w l champion New Well then, m aybeit*stim eforabitof“ let*8pretend.** Dungy thought the Steelers made But Ryan said if the Eagles had Luckhurst is back with the team York Giants in the season opener. and kicking well, while Haji-Sheikh How about a bit of Hawaii right in your own back major improvements in their se­ played smarter, they could have Sept. 14. condary last spring by selecting missed two field goal attempts in yard’ made 10 sacks Sunday at New “ He (McMahon) threw some three defensive backs on the first Saturday’s exhibition loss to Kan­ ‘The quick and easy dishes suggested for this Women’s soccer clinic In town England. He said the defense, and today but it was hard to tell,” Ditka four rounds on the N FL draft. But sas City. Hawaiian picnic or patio party will put a spark in in particular the pass rush, was not said. “ It was wet out there and it The University of Connecticut women*s soccer team will first-round pick Rod Woodson has Dallas released Jeff Ward, an doing what he wants to see. was like throwing a hand grenade.” your summer. Because you can prepare everything ^ s e n t a clinic and demonstration'game Friday at 7 p.m. at yet to sign, second-rounder Delton llth-round draft choice from the “ We’ re not getting turnovers. If Running back George Rogers in advance, youcanenjoy a taste of the islands witha Mount Nebo. The clinic is open to area soccer club players free of Hall has been slow to leam the University of Texas, and two free we get more pressure on the could miss Washington’s regular- minimum of last-minute fuss and effort. Steelers’ system since his 12-day agents, Kerry Brady and Bryan charge. The demonstration game is open to the public free of quarterback, we’ll get more tur­ Get things off to a cool start with c h illi Hawaiian Charge. season opener because of a toe Franco. chicken salad. Microwave the chicken, and the day team has consistently palce in the nation’s Fencik sidelined before, skin itandcutitinto pieces. Whencookingthe top lOteams. The team’s outreach program has he lp ^ thousands rice for the chicken salad, do not add butter or or youth soccer players throughout the state. For more H r information, contact R. Donnelly at 649-1734. By Joe Mooshll margarine. Mix fruit, seasonings and chicken a day The Associated Press in advance and Just refrigerate in a sealed bowl. Before guests arrive, blend yogurt and almond slices LAKE FOREST, III. — The guard with fruit and chicken mixture. ‘Lam’ Jones picked up by Dallas is changing for the Chicago Bears This lively salad entree becomes a real treat when Gary Fencik doesn’t like it. but the you use hollowed shells from fresh pineapple as THOUSAND OAKS. Calif. — Former University of Texas veteran safety knows he has to accept it. individual serving platters. To keep the pineapple receiver John “ Lam” Jones signed a multi-year contract with shells fresh, refrigerate the halves, cut side down, in the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday after a two-day tryout. The tipoff came when the Bears decided to “ experiment” by start­ . >• a paper towel-lined sealed container or platter Jones. 29. began practice on ’Tuesday. Terms of the contract covered with plastic wrap. were not disclosed. ing Todd Bell instead of Fencik alongside Dave Duerson against Guests will eitjoy banana nut-bread to add a “ He’s a guy with some experience and lot of speed, and w e’re the Pittsburgh Steelers in last tropical twist to an old favorite. ‘The bread can be looking for some help at receiver.” Cowboys spokesman Greg 1^' Saturday’s N F L exhibition game. made several days in advanceand frozen. You might Aiello said. “ He’s one of 89 guys on the roster, so he hasn’t made The experiment became reality the team yet.” want to make two loaves and keep the second one this week when Fencik was notified frozen for a welcome snack some time later. The New York Jets made Jones the No. 2 pick in the N FL draft the move would be permanent. What better topper for the banana nut-bread than in 1980. But he was plagued by injuries throughout his career and A regular with the Bears for most did not play a regular-season gam e over the past two seasons. of his 11 seasons. Fencik, 33, hasn’t tropical cream cliMse spread? ‘To make this special The Jets traded Jones to the San Francisco 49ers earlier this missed a start in the last three spread, combine crushed pineapple left over from month. The 49ers waived him lajit week. seasons and resents the demotion. the Hawaiian chicken salad with shredded coconut Dallas has been hurt by injuries to its receivers, particularly by “ I don’t feel as if I ’ve played anda hintofhoney. Prepare therecipe the day before the broken leg suffered by starter Mike Sherrard. who is out for myself out of the position.” said and chill. If you have any leftovers, this creamy the season. Fencik, the Bears’ career leader (tn spread is also great with bagels for a lightbreakfast., with 1,110 tackles, 38 pass intercep­ Here’s a delicious variation from the traditional tions and 50 takeaways (intercep­ pitcher o f iced tea. Fruit Juices, ginger and tea are tions and fumble recoveries). mixed together to create a winning combination of Hagler withdraws Leonard protest With his starting spot gone. tangy lime tea. Prepare the drink in advance and Fencik is now concerned about BOSTON — Former middleweight boxing champion Marve­ leaking the Bears’ final roster. refrigerate to let the flavors blend. Garnish the lous Marvin Hagler on Tuesday withdrew his protest about the “ Things do not not always work drinking tutnblers with lime slices before serving. outcome of his April 6 middleweight bout with Sugar Ray out as you like, ’ ’ Fencik said. “ I still 1 ^ - To complete your Hawaiian picnic, why nottry this Leonard. have contributions to make. I ’m irresistible coconut custard pie? Mix all of the Hagler’s lawyer. Morris Goldings of Boston, said Tuesday the healthy and I ’ve played well in the AP photo ingredients in a blender. It*s a snap, and the Hagler camp has determined that no illegal activities occurred In preseason games. I only hope that microwave makes it even faster. officiating of the fight in Las Vegas. Nev. Collision after the preseason. I ’m still a Maybe you can’t travel to Hawaii this summer, but “ This report closes the book on the April fight.” Goldings said member of this team.” Team Czechoslovakia’s Lasan Pasek with the help of your microwave and these in a prepared statement. Tuesday night’s pre-Canada Cup game Coach Mike Ditka said Fencik (21) collides with Team Finiand’s Raimo make-ahead recipes, you can discover a taste of the The finding agrees with an earlier determination by the had no reason to worry. at the Lethbridge Complex in Leth­ Summanen in the third period of tropics in your own backyard. Nevada Attorney General’s office that none of the officials in the bridge, Aiberta. The Czechs won, 6-1. fight violated any rules regarding association with gamblers. Leonard captured the title from Hagler in a 12-round split Hawaiian chIckBn aalad decision. 2 cops cooked rice After the fight. Hagler bitterly claimed he was the true victor De Castella trains in Swedish rain S to 214 cups chopped cooked chicken and questioned the officiating. 1 cup fresh pineapple By Stephan Nasstrom aware that rain produces air rich I think many of them have the pack. 1 cnp sirawherry halves The Associated Press with oxygen. Gelindo Bordin, who potential to run fast. Let’s hope it “ I don’t think size or build is 5 kiwi fruit, peeled and sliced won the marathon in last year’s won’t be too hot.” STOCKHOLM. Sweden - Aus­ really very important for a long leap celery slices Suns’ Addison to play in Italy European Championships and who The heat, however, shouldn’t be a tralian marathoner Robde Castella distance runner,” he said. “ There 1 tablespoon lemon Juice rates as one of the favorites at problem for de Castella, who has A ~ Phoenix Suns second-year forward Rafael have been big runners, like Ron found just the thing to prepare him Rome, worked out with European proven he can run in such condi­ V* teaspoon ground ginger Addison has decided to leave the NBA team and accept a contract Clarke, and there are many small for the heat of Rome during the 10,000-meter champion StefanoMei tions. He won the first of his two V* teaspoon pepper to play professional basketball in Italy, club officials said World Track and Field Champion­ runners, like many of the Africans. and several other Italians in marathons in the Commonwealth M cop plain yogurt Tuesday. ships — the cold and rain of Sweden. And the Japanese have a build of Sweden before the World Games on a hot day in Brisbane, V4 cup a lm o ^ sHvers “The rain is actually good for their own. Suns funeral Manager Jerry Colangelo said Addison has Championships. Australia in 1982, despite trailing Wash chicken and pat dry. Place chicken in a signed with the Allibert team in Livorno, Italy. racing and training,” the defending To improve his speed, de Castella the frontrunner by a minute with ‘ "The most important thing is microwave-safe casserole breast side down. Cover Basically, I think Rafael weighed his chances of making our world marathon champion said. “ I your training and your discipline, ran in two Swedish track races nine miles left. with waxed paper. Microwave on high for 9 minutes. club against a guaranteed contract in Italy and chose the like Sweden and to stay here for a after completing high-altitude Since his debut in 1979, the and that’s up here,” he said, few weeks I think is good.’.’ ‘Turn chicken over and microwave for 9 to Uminutes, guarantee, ’ Colangelo said. training at Boulder, Colo., where he 30-year-old de Castella has run 16 pointing at his head. “ That’s the John Landy, he of the famous or until leg moves easily, and Juice runs clear when The ^foot-7, 226-pound Addison was Phoenix’s second-round lives six months of the year. Earlier marathons and won half of them common thing between all success­ duel with Roger Bannister in the chicken is pierced with a fork. Cool chicken, skinand A Hawaiian picnic conaiata of a Hawaiian chicken aalad, banana draft pick in 1986 out of Syracuse University. this month, he ran 5,000 meters in 13 finishing under 2 hours, 10 minutes ful athletes. They’re very disci­ eaay to make in the microwave. An added bonua: your houae will He was drafted as a small forward but converted to a big guard Empire Games at Vancouver 33 minutes, 47.58 seconds, 12 seconds in six races. He is the only plined and dedicated when It comes remove from bone. Chop into small pieces. Make a nut-bread, tangy lime tea and coconut cuatard pie. Theae are all atay cooler if the oven ian’t turned on. years ago, Ron Clarke and Herb late last season. As a Suns rookie, he averaged 5.8 points and 1.7 off his personal best. The time marathoner ever to run four to training.” dressing by combining lemon Juice, ground ginger, Elliott started the Aussie tradition pleased de Castella. rebounds in 62 games, including 12 starts. sub-2:09s. His personal best of De Castella’s training includes pepper, and yogurt. Gently toss rice and chicken of training in Sweden. “ It’s the fastest 5K I’ve run in the 2:07.51 ranks fourth all-time. together, adding strawberries, kiwi fruit, celery “ I talked to them and they had running 15 to 20 miles a day, an Vk teaspoon salt 1/3 cup unsweetened pineapple Juice cnp toasted sliced almonds last year,” he said. “ It’s a good He ran his last marathon in April slices, and almonds. Serve in half a hollowed-out Vi pleasant memories,” de Castella occasional round of golf and a diet Vk cnp chopped macadamia nuts 4 teabags sign. I think my form is fairly at Boston, finishing a disappointing strong on fruit. pineapple. ' In a blender container, combine milk, eggs, sugar, said. “ I think Australians feel very TOPPING: good.” sixth in 2:14.24. De Castella, the 4 cups boiling water flour, cut up butter, vanilla, and salt. Cover; blend Charles White to return to Rams A few other marathoners, includ­ Vk cnp flour comfortable among Scandinavian Looking ahead to the Sept. 6 defending champion of the Boston 1 teaspoon ground ginger about 10 seconds, or until well-mixed (do not over people.” ing women’s defending champion ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Los Angeles Rams announced marathon at Rome, on the final day race, was pushed and fell at the Grete Waltz of Norway, have Cream cheeM spread 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 lim e cut Inlo slices tor garnish blend). Stir in flaked coconut. Pour eggm ixture into Training in Scandinavia paid off ^ ^ d a y that running back Charles White will return to practice of the World Championships, de start and never recovered. complained about the marathon 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese 2 taMespooas white sugar a greased 9-inch glass pie plate. S p iii& e nutmeg on before the inaugural World Cham­ db^**use have to undergo daily testing for possible Castella said he believes the De Castella, known in running course in Rome, saying it was 2 tablespoons apricot preserves Vk teaspoon cinnamon Place 4-cup glass measure in microwave. pionships in 1983. He worked out in top of filling. MicrowaVeat70% (m edium hi^) for 13 African runners will be tough to circles as Deke, has the blocky designed more to highlight the 2 tablespoons butter Microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes, or until Norway and then won the marathon V* cup crashed fresh pineapple to 15 minutes, or until center i s set when tested with a White, who was arrested by Brea police Friday and charged for beat in the 26-mile, 385-yard event. build of a football player. When he city’s treasures. Michigan’s Bill Combine topping ingredients in a small bowl until boiling. Place teabags in 4 cups of boiling water; in the championships at Helsinki, 2 teaspoons honey knife insertedhalf-waybetweencenter and edge. Let investigation of being under the influence of a controlled “ The warm and humid conditions began competing at 16, spectators Finland. Donakowski said it was “ a disaster 1/2 cup flaked coconut chimbly. Set aside. steep for 5 minutes. Ronove teabags; add ginger pie stand directly on counter to cool. Cover and chill wbstence, also will receive counseling under the supervision of will be very good for them,” he sometimes laughed at the stocky of a course,” and pulled off the Soften cream cheese In the microwave. Remove Place all ingredients except topping in a large while stirring tea. until serving time. Garnish with toasted coconutand Dr. Forrest Tennant. Other long-distance stars also are said. “ There is no one in particular. fellow running far behind in the American team. foil from package and place cream cheese in a small mixing bowl in order given. Blend at low speed for 16 In a 2-quart pitcher, mix limeade concentratewith toasted almonds Just before serving. ‘Tennant, associated with the NFL, is considered one of the glass bowl. Cover with plastic wrap. Microwave on seconds; beat at medium speed for 2 minutes. 4cansofwater; addpineapplejuiceandstirtoblend. nation s leading authorities on treating people with drug-abuse problems. 50% (medium) power for 1 minute. Combine Spread batter in loaf pan lined on the bottom with Combine tea with fruit Juice mixture; stir until Toasted coconut Reifers, McGovern top U.S. amateur softened cream cheese, preserves, crushed plneap- wax paper; sprinkle with topping mixture. Shield well mixed. Chill for at least 2 hours in refrigerator pleandhoney, mixing untllblended.Addcoconutand ends of loaf with 2-inch wide strips of foil, covering 1 before serving. Sprinkle one-half cupgrated freshcoconutinathln By Joey Holleman mix well. Chill. Serve with banana nut-bread slices. Inch of batter on each end. Mold remaining foil Serve in tumblers over ice; garnish with lime layer in a 9-lnch pie plate. M icrowave at 70% prestigious Met Open at Winged McGovern’s round was more medal play. ‘The top 64 players Alysheba tests negative for drugs The Associated Press around the handles of dish. slices. Makes eight 8-ounce servings. Variation; Foot in Mamaroneck, N.Y., last impressive than Reifers’ because it m ove on to the match-play Makes 12/8 cups. (mediumhlgh) for 3to4minutes, oruntillightbrown, week. < came in the afternoon. Only five competition^ Center loaf dish on inverter saucer in oven. prepare beverage using orange oplce tea. tossing with a fork after each minute. Cool and store LOS ANGELES — Authorities said prize-winning thou- JUPITER, IHa. — The family Reifers is “ a dyed-in-the-wool other golfers were under par, and Defending champion Buddy Microwave at 80% (medium) forOminutes; rotate Vk in airtight container until ready to use. roughbred Alysheba tested negative for drugs in post-race tests man from Ohio and the college kid Banana niit>braad amateur” who hates to talk about four of them played In the morning Alexander of Baton Rouge, La., turn every 3 minutes. Increase power to h i^ and despite a rumor that he had been medicated for a bleeding from New Jersey don’t have much CofBonut cuBtanl pie his short professional career two before the sun and wind dried out shot an opening-round 76 and will 1 cup whole-wheat flour microwave for 4 to 7Vk minutes; remove foil after 2 condition, a newspaper reported. in common except the 2-under-par 2 cups milk decades ago. McGovern is consid­ the greens. have to do better today to qualify Vk cup all-purpose flour minutes and rotate every 2 minutes. Toasted almonds Winner of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and a distant fourth 70s they shot to take the first-round ering a professional career and Kevin Johnson of Pembroke, for match play. Vk cup packed brown sugar 4 eggs lead in the U.S. Amateur Check to see if it’s done by looking through bottom in the Belmont, Alysheba was under heavy guard in Saratoga would love to win this event and Mass., and Nicholas DeKock of Reifers and McGovern would 14 cup white sugar Vkcnpsugar Place 1 tablespoon butter in a 9-inch pie plate. Championship. of clear glass dish. No unbaked batter should appear Springs, N. Y., following Saturday’s $1.1 million Travers Stakes, launch it. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, shot 71s on the appear to be guaranteed a spot in Vk cup plus 2 tablespoons bnlter, room tempera­ Vk cnp all-pnrpone flour Microwave at high for 30 to 45 second, or until trainer Jack Van Berg said Tuesday. Randy Reifers is a 39-year-old in center. Let stand directly on countertop for 5to 10 They recorded their matching Hills, while Thomas Dyer of Mel­ the match play, but listening to ture Vk cup batter, cat up melted. Stir In >/<■ cup slivered or sliced almonds, Despite the findings. Van Berg criUcIzed New York racing furniture manufacturer’s repre­ two-bogey, four-birdie 70s ‘Tuesday rose, Mass., and Allen Doyle of them it was hard to tell. ^ minutes before removing from dish to cool. Yields I sentative with a wife and two l/2cu pm llk 1 teaspoon vanilla tossing to coat. Microwave at high for 3Vk to 4Vk officials, saying they overrreacted to the rumor. on the 6,542-yard Village Course, LaGrange, Ga., had 71s on the “ I ’m very pleased with the score, loaf. Serve sliced with tropical creamcheesespread. children back in Dublin, Ohio. 2 eggs Vk teaspoon salt minutes, or until llghtgolden brown, stirring every 2 “ That was a drastic thing that they did to this horse,” Van Berg considered the less difficult of the Village. but it’s only halfway over,” Reifers Asked how he’s been playing lately, 2 very ripe bananas, sliced leap flaked coconut minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes. Almonds will said from the Del Mar, Calif., the Los Angeles Times reported in two Jupiter Hills Country Club Scott Gump of Merritt Island, said. “ You would have to be a fool to he replied “ Infrequently.” 1 tablespoon fresh lemon Juice Tangy IlflMtM Ground nutmeg continue to toast after they are removed from oven. today’ s editions. courses used for the 36-hole medal- Fla., carded a 71 ..on the Village look ahead to match play.” Jim McGovern, of Oradell, N.J., play portion of the tournament. The 1 teospoon.soda 10-ounee can frasen Umeade concentrate Vt cup toasted coconut Use a garnish for coconut pie. Though many states allow horses to run on certain course in the a fte m i^ . Gary Nicklaus had a 79 but his is a 22-year-old senior at Old other course is the 6,542-yard Hills medications. New York prohibits it. Ten of the 13 players at even-par gallery was the largest of the day Dominion University. He has spent Course, where all of the match-play 72 played in the morning Tuesday. because it Included his famous most of his summer playing tourna­ portion of the event will be The tee times and course will be father Jack, who won this event in ments, most recently winning the contested. swapped today for the final round of 1959 and 1961. Jl-MANCHESTER HERAI.n,Wedn«ul»v a..^

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Aug. 26.1987 — 15 Pork tenderloin Fiowers and weeds tickie your taste Menus Can’t afford Europe? Tour a supermarket 1 poMnd pork tenderloin Daeli ground red poppor « « • P*<»««PPle lld- 4 green onlone, Mae-elleed Senior cmiene By Bruce Smith Me (Mee peek) Just remember that not everything from the garden is edible Into l-lnch pleeee The following meals will be The Aftqclated Press- >/*eupemnaehilee By Earl:orl Aronson nr m.....—/b . h ■ , . .. ___ 1 medium carrot, cut Into of “Cooking with Flowers (BaUan- bu3dng, and be sure to thoroughly served at Mayfair Gardens and The Assocloted Press and nutrients. Bitterness may be WesthiU Gardens the week of Aug CHARLESTON, S.C. — If you can't afford tlne), cautioos that you moat be wash and then shake the flowers lessened by cooUng them with that dream trip to Europe, you could always absolutely sura the flowers are dry. She says roses, carnations and water, brinidng quickly to a boll, SI tarough Sept. 4 to Manchester tb l e a a p e o n You can eat some o t your favorite edible. Some flowers are poisonous residents who are 60 or older: tour the Russian dressing, Brussels sprouts 1 lableepoon margarine or flowers and some of the unfavora­ lilies are your best bets. changing water and repeating. and french fries aisles at the supermarket. gkigorroot butter and can make you sick — or worse. A long time ago I read about a Winter cress, sometimes called Apple Juice, sourcream ble weeds that grow in the garden. For example. Leggatt says the meat loaf, noodles, green beans, In a growing nationwide trend, nutrition­ Just remember that not everything gardener who used some home­ yellow rocket, is an early salad ists are offering tours of supermarkets, marigolds used in her recipes are grown weeds from her backyard — wheat bread, pineapple and man­ shallow roasting pan. Insert meat is edible, and you should be very green. Just rinse, chop and mix • darin oranges. serving as guides through a maze of culinary pot marigolds (Calendula), never dandelions, winter cress, chick- with other greens, or steam it with in e rm ^e le r In thickest portion, making sure bulb doosht touch careful about the flowers and weeds IVesday: Beef barley soup, bone­ delights, steering people clear of ever- you eat. African marigolds (Tagetes). weed, lamb's quarters and even other greens. lurking cholesterol and alluring sweets. pan. Roast, uncovered. In 325-dogree oven 1 hour or until Cowslips (Primula verls) in Eng­ young nettles. Most gardeners Young nettles are easy to handle less sesame chicken, Cheddar- Pink carnations, chrysanthe­ topiwd potatoes, parlied carrots, “There's Just s o . much confusion out tnermometer registers 170 degrees. Remove from oven. Cover to land, are not the same as American consider all of these to be a without gloves. Pick, rinse and there," said Eileen Stellefson, a registered keep warm. mums, dandelions, geraniums, cowslips (CalUia palustris), also nuisance. steam. *^£,®**®*^’ **®*'®*>a cream pud^ng. pansies and roses will tickle your called marsh marigolds, which are Wednesday: Crangrape Juice, dietition at St. Francis Xavier Hospital who M MnwhIle, drain pineapple, reserving Juice. For sauce, taste, says landscape horticulturist This gardener believed weeds will conduct what’s believed to be the state’s poisonous. A substitute is given In were more nutritious and a better Lamb's quarters, alias goosefoot, turkey a la king, noodles, garden combine reserved Juice, orange Juice, cornstarch, soy sauce, BUI Welch of the Texas Agricultu­ each recipe. is a member of the spinach and beet salad, biscuit, gelatin salad. first such tours this fall at a Piggly Wiggly source of vitamins that many grocery here. . glngorroot and red pepper. Set aside. ral Extension Service, Texas AAM Leggatt says it's best to consult family. Steam the leaves or mix Hmrsday: Orange Juice, veal University. They may be used in traditional cultivated vegetables — “The more information that's coming out In a RMdlum aaucapan cook onions, carrot and garlic In hot an up-to-date authority, such as Uw and were free. them with salad items. You can plccata, mashed potatoes, mixed butters, soups, sauces and salads, Edible Flower Glossary contained pick young leaves all summer. yeg^bles, pumpernickel bread, about nutrition, the more confused people "**? * .? * ® ^ minutes or until crisp-tender. Stir sauce; add to as well as in beverages, sand­ Some of our weeds were brought are." vegratNoa. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. Cook and in her book. Know the botanical to America by early settlers from Purslane's fleshy pink stems and fresh fruit. wiches, casseroles and desserts. names of flowers, since poisonous still thick leaves may be cooked and Friday: Cranapple Juice, fish, The tours are designed to help consumers stir 2 minutes more. Stir in pineapple; heat through. Slice pork; The buds, petals or leaves of other lands where they were sort out what’s nutritious from what’s spoon sauce on top. Makes 4 servings. and harmless plants sometimes valued. Among them are purslane, eaten like spinach, used in soup or carnival rice. Hawaiian cole slaw, these flowers may be eaten, says share a common name, she says, tossed salads. If you pull up dinner roll, strawberry shortcake. available. That’s not always easy with Nutrition information per serving: 203 cal., 19 g pro., 18 g Welch. Wash them thoroifgly, bathe lamb's quarters, pig-weed and thousands of brightly packaged products and make sure you have correctly winter cress, from Ehirope and purslane plants as weeds, leave oarbo., 0 g fat, 57 mg chol., 340 mg sodium. U.S. ROA: 105 in salt water, then dipin Ice water to identified the flowers used. them in the garden as a mulch for lining store shelyes. perk them up. Petals may be Asia. A decade ago, shoppers were primarily ^ rc a n t vlt. A, 29 percent vlt. C, 46 percent thiamine. 16 percent If you have any doubt about the Dandelion is best when picked their richness In iron. Pigweed is refrigerated in ice rings or cubes also rich in iron and protein. Eat MbbI6 on Whe«l6 concerned about the cost of food, but that has riboflavin, 17 percent niacin, 21 percent phosphorus. for party beverages. identity of a flower — any doubt at young so it will be sweet and tender. changed, according to Caroline Lackey, an all — don't eat it. Unless you are an Then it may be Included in salads. If tender top leaves raw or steamed The following meals are to be You can use edible flowers to line experienced boUnlst or herbalist, with other greens. served to Meals on Wheels clients Agricultural Extension Service nutritionist the bottom of a cake pan. You can it is bitter, wash leaves well and with North Carolina State University. selecting the proper species of plant steam them for a few minutes in a Also reported tasty taste-alikes the week of Aug. 31 through Sept. 4. also blend softened cream cheese in the wild — or even in your own The hot noon meal is listed first, the “Food is now sold by its nutritional value,” AP photo with chopped petals for a spread on little water brought to a boil. Season are French, wood, sheep or red she said. “That’s taken the place of some of backyard — can be dangerous. to your taste. Dandelion also may sorrel, suitable for cream soups or cool evening meal second; the concerns of cost.” Dietitian Eileen Stellefson checks labels on items in a out what's nutritious from what’s available, are crackers and nut breads, and freeze Leggatt says that if you don't whole small flowers in ice rings for be fried, made into wine, used as an mixed salads. Wood sorrel, some­ Monday: Beef stew with biscuit, Charleston, S.C., food store in preparation for a becoming popular around the country as people have a backyard garden, you can go herbal tea or as a coffee substitute. times referred to as sour grass, has wax beans, salad, dessert. Ham The Supermarket Savvy firm in Dallas has Oriental tossed salad party beverages. to your local produce market qr been conducting nutritional tours for several supermarket tour. The tours, in which nutritionists work to maintain healthful diets. However. Jenny Leggatt. author Don't overcook wild greens. cloverlike leaves, resembling sandwich, orange, milk. florist. But know what what you're Overdone vegetables lose flavor shamrock. Tuesday: Beef roulades, rice years. guide consumers through stores, helping them sort 1b of a 6-ounce package 3 taMeopoons salad oil For $35, consumers get a 2>/^-hour trip froaen pea pods pilaf, squash, salad, dessert. Egg 4 teaspoons vinegar salad sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. through a supermarket in which they walk Supermarket Savvy founder Leni Reed said attract customers. grocery store.” 4 cups tom salad greens 4 teaspoons dry sherry Wednesday: Chicken a la king, the aisles comparing nutrition information recently. If successful, the tours here could be b of an 6-ounce can sliced for products. Clients also get shopping lists of A video tape featuring a 60-minute She has three general shopping Ups; 1 2 teaspoons honey cauliflower, green beans, salad, expanded to other Piggly Wigglys in South • Shop the perimeter of the store, where water chestnuts, drained REDEEM THE *2 .0 0 COUPON dessert. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit recommended foods. supermarket tour with six participants will Carolina and in Savannah, Ga., he said. The 2 teaspoons soy sauce cocktail, milk. “We teach people how to make their own be available next month. fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy 1 tablespoon sesartM seed WITH TMS COUPON BAN APJMi WITH THIS COUPON SAN AP3 I10 | chain operates 87 supermarkets in the two AOOITtONAi *7. SO PURCHASE foods are located. From Waldbaum’s Foodmart ADDITIONAL *7.50 PURCHASE ( Thursday: Pot roast of beef with decisions and evaluate food for what it is,” “There are over 10,000 products in most states. CLEAR I said Lisa Galvan, an associate with the firm. • If a label has salt listed higher than the at your nearest A&P. A ftP O ra n g e Ju ic e gravy, baked potato, zucchini, supermarkets and they proliferate at an The tours sponsored by St. Francis will be In a colander rinse pea pods under cold water to thaw. In a Apple S Eve Apple Juice ■ salad, dessert. Bologna and cheese The company began marketing a tour kit to increasingly rapid rate,” Ms. Reed said. free. sixth item, it probably has too much sodium. salad P<^ place pea pods, torn greens, water chestnuts and This Anti-Trust Settlement Coupon sandwich, peaches, milk. nutritionists in June. More than 100 of the Robert Mesche, director of marketing and “The goal is to teach people to read labels • If sugar is listed higher than fourth, it 99*^ i Pigglv WIpoIv rerolina. said . probably has too much sugar. is Redeemable for ta i iwrt Owe Cane ■" Kwramar Friday: Baked haddock square $360 kits, which include a manual and two advertising for a Sun au« in.y Sal Auq TWn iMr and read them quickly," Ms. Stellefson said. with newburg sauce, mashed pota­ audio tapes, have been sold in all 50 states. stores benefit from tours because they can Labels that don't give specific weights of For dressing. In a screw-top Jar combine oil, vinegar, sherry “Nobody wants to spend two hours in a Ingredients list them in order of proportion. honey and soy sauce. Coverand shake well. Pouroversalad- toss WITH THIS COUPON A AN AP 2 402 toes, carrots, salad, dessert. Cold ACKNTIONAI. *7 50 PURCHASE to coat. Makes 6 servings. ‘Oomorui.'MomiKMAM ■ turkey slice sandwich, canned PLUS DEPOSIT apricots, milk. Nutrition information per serving; 98 cal., 1 g pro.. 7gcarbo.,8 C o ca Cola ANYVAMETY • Off Hendrie'a Ice Cream S gfat, 155 mg sodium. U.S. ROA; 11 percent vlt. A, 13 percent vlt C. a purchase of * ”** or more. 20 ! (The same coupon restrictions will apply) <4^ 4«e 2M evutm Auf roe, iw r lMite*C«ueanR«>r»nWf ■ wrwsun Airo OvuSel A«« TWA IMT J Manchebter hobpital W1TH THIS COUPON SAN Ae.3 4t> The following meals will be ADOmONAL *7 SO PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON SAM AP-lSOt^ ADDITIONAL *7 50 PURCHASE | served to senior citizens in the TINY LITTLE TEA LEiWES | Manchester Memorial Hospital ca­ Blue Bonnet Margarine Talley Taa Bag* ■ feteria, between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.. Melon with sauteed fruit 2 , ^ , 6 9 * next week. LiMOn«ce«eM>awrMMm ■ Sunday: London broil with gravy, •MSun A«« ro>e eoyWl Au« »•> IWT ■ fried shrimp, baked chicken with 3 tablespoons margarine or 2 peaches or 4 apricots, gravy. butter DOUBLECWTONS WITH THIS COUPON i AN AP-jfc WITH THIS COUPON SAN AP-2 SU I peeled, pitted and coarsely SEE STORE FOR DETAILS AOOinONAL *7.50 PURCHASE ADDITIONAL *7.50 PURCHASE g Monday: Seafood newburg, chili 1 tablespoon lime Juice chopped SOLID WHITE IN WATER REGULAR , g dog, submarine sandwich by the Qeisha Ikina 1 tablespoon honey 1b of a honeydew melon or Pampers Diapers ■ inch, chicken Parmesan. 2 medium bananas. Mas- cantaloupe, peeled, seeded THE BUTCHER SHOP Tueaday: Sausage and peppers, sliced Into Ib-Inch pieces clam roll, quiche, braised short and cut lirto thin slices ribs. Lime peel (optional) Wednesday: Turkey divan, beef Vi cup pine nuts or slivered 100\PURE CHUCK lESSEP O'JAS''|F^ : 16 .B Stop...look for stroganoff, knockwurst and sauerk­ simonds, toasted o u r n e w s ig n raut, Lions Ferry sandwich. Fresh Boneless WITH THIS COUPON AP 2 666 Ground Chuck I Chicken Breasts of savings! Tbureday: Veal cacciatore, iMreducing AAP'a near algn lor YELLOW OR WHITE-NEW YORK cheese ravioli, cheeseburger on a In a 10-Inch skillet melt margarine. Stir in iime Juice and honey. Mvingt. Warolieuia Prlca Add bananas and peaches. Heat and stir about 2 minutes or until »n,S„e 4 5 9 SiT' I 1 9 Spociala. Vow'll wont to slop ler A&P Extra Sharp Cheddar Bars bun, sauerbraten with red cabbage. tbom bocauM they maan even Friday: Beef burgundy and noo­ heated through. On 4 plates fan melon slices. Top with fruit biggor savings than our ragwiar lew prieaa. Hundreds of iioras dles, baked ham, fish and chips, mixture, lime peel and nuts. Makes 4 servings. throughout ttio store. ASP's rtow BEEF CHUCK -BONE IN-BLADE- 1 ST CU'^ iCENTFR CUT ' 19 l B chicken teriyaki. Nutrition anaiysis per serving: 266 cai., 3 g pro., 38 g carbo., 14 Wareheusa Price Specials signs. Chuck Steaks Leek for Itiafn and feu’N ba leoklng Sainrday: American chop suey, g fat, 106 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 14 percent vit. A, 90 percent vlt barbecued beef with lettuce and C. 18 percent thiamine. or Roasts Grain F 8e«< Grill tomato, sirloin steak. 9 9 GROCERY GROCERY BEEF CHUCK -BONELESS CHUCK OR BONELESS FRESH-GRADE A PERDUE Shoulder £12 ^ 5 0 Cornish s;v' Com pare these special prices COMPARE! HEARTLAND’S LOWER COMPARE! HEARTLAND’S LOWER ASSESS’'.£ C lear Manchester schools Roasts I Game Hens °" Tnrl Tee why you should shop BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER Ragu Apple & Eve The following lunches will be LESSER QUANTITIES 79 LB Great Heartland Ifi/s. - you'll save 96 OZ FAMILY SIZI; London ZI2 Fresh Chicken g°"; Spaghetti Sauce Apple Juice served in the Manchester public 16 O Z PKGS *000 4 schools the week of Aug. 31 through One-in-a-meion shake Broil Steaks ' m 1 Sept. 4. money! BEEF CHUCK-BONflfSS-CHUCK MLK I OH CRtAT ON A GRIU -01 UNFir.MBORMOOO 1 3 9 I oz Monday: No school. DOWNY Cantaloupe, watermelon or (5ube Steaks £ 3 ,2 .2 9 Polska Kielbasa ...2,39 2 ®3 LAND 0 LAKES 2 large scoops vsnilla Ice BEEF CHUCK-U S DA CRAINFEDBLH Tuesday: Half day for elemen­ honeydraw • BLLF FRANKS I III Ph G MIUi MLAI FOR POTS A PANS a.4S-OZ. CTN cream (about 1 cup) Boneless Blade Steaks 2 .2 9 Old Neighborhood Franks 1.79 s.o.s. tary students. Junior and senior ^ ? T a n d «e S T y t ^ lT u W Vi cup milk SLICED ■0£EF FRANKS M B PKG / / ‘‘ tH U N S l/l Kool Aid high school menu: hot ham and FABRIC A&P Imported Ham 3 .9 9 Kahn s Meat Franks 2.19 Soap Pads Koolers cheese on a roll, potato puffs, sliced shop Heartland ' SLICED-ASSORTED NO SUGAR ADDED a 8 9 ** OCEAN SPRAY PINK TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES tomatoes and lettuce, pineapple we’ll save you money m every Cut melon In half. Using a melon bailer, scoop enough melon A&P Luncheon Meats 1.59 Kahn's Sliced Bacon 2 .4 9 tidbits. SOFTENER QUARnRS iBEEF FRANKS-t'LB PKG IT9iMEAT Grapefruit Tetley ^ to measure 14 cup. Place In blender container. Add ice cream and FROZEN-MINI WEAVER 79 Wednesday: Hamburger patty on Department. milk. Cover and blend until smooth. Serve Immediately. Makes 1 Armour Star Franks 1.69 Chicken Nuggets iV,; 3.59 Juice O Tea Bags 7 I (LOW SAlTl?Or PKG t99i SLICED a roll, potato chips, buttered serving. CENTERCOT-SlICED OCEAN SPRAY LO CAL -CRANBERRY CRANAPPLE OR ARM & HAMMER cabbage or carrots, chilled fruit. A n d we cosh checks...redeem Armour Star Bacon 2 .2 9 Oscar Mayer Bacon 2 99 Cranraspberry Juice .*,'1.99 Baking Soda 3 " *1 GREAT ON A GRILL Nutrition analysis per serving; 336 cal., 8 g pro., 43 g carbo., 16 SPEARS • 1 O.' JR WHOLE OH HALVES PIECES 6 STEMS All GRINDS-COFFEE Thursday: Shells in meat sauce, f?odstamps...honorallmanufao g fat. 65 mg chol., 156 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 78 percent vit. A, 72 Nepco Bonanza Franks 1.19 Clai -ssen^^ckles 1.79 Mt. Laurel Mushrooms 2.1 *1 Folgers Special Roast '« 1.89 tossed salad, bread and butter, BEER N BRATWURST-- GREAT ON A GRILL ITALIAN CRILLlN C^^ilSHW A GRILL TWO PLY KELLOQQ‘8 fruited gelatin with topping. turer’s coupons...and beo* every percent vlt C. 27 percent riboflavin, 26 percent calcium ' 21 Perri Bratwurst Links » 2 .4 9 Perri Sausage LihKs ..2 ,4 9 Norttiern Bath Tissue ,.‘.1 .5 9 percent phosphorus. Nut & Honey Crunch 2 1.99 Friday: Orange Juice, tuna salad store around for top quality and HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS & TWO PLY 210-COONT on a roll, macaroni salad, vegetable GENERAL MERCHANDISE Brawny Paper Towels 2.29 OWOeT.STROHB RM. OR UOHTIM SCt CANS eH biggest variety. $ | sticks, vanilla pudding with fruit 3 T H E D ELI Budwelsar Beer ,moa> 10 49 topping. PKGS ■ J v MB-rSCOBS'-OZ CREAM C9SN!S-0Z GOURMET ALL VARIETIES KITCHEN SLICED BEANS 8 2 02 BEin ALL VARIETIES FOR ■ Weaver 0 3 9 OR FRENCH STYLE BEANS 8-OZ Purina Colgate Plus 10 0 Bolton schools Homemade ice cream cones Toothbrush Chicken Breast i. O Green Giant Cat Food COOKEQ Green Peas The menus for Bolton Elemen­ Plate Pastrami 2 .9 9 tary and Center schools w ere not 2/3 cup all-purpose flour 3 tablespoons water DOMESTIC 4 *1 available at press time. COMPARE! HEARTLAND’S LOWER Swiss Cheese ,1.2 .9 9 COMPARE! HEARTLAND’S LOWER V« cup sugar 2 egg whites 3 t * 1 COMPARE! HEARTLAND’S LOWER REGULAR, UNSCENTEO A POWDER CREAMY Vi cup cooking oil 1 teaspoon vanilla Cole Slaw 69* REGULAR-MEDIUM 4&CT. OR LARGE S2-CT. REG. Ofl PEANUT BUTTEfl CHIPS DELUXE 18-02. OR Ban Solid a 29 Coventry elementary CONN. GROWN ‘grown' 'b teaspoon cooking oil Pampers Keebler Pecan .1 0 0 G R A D E A Deodorant « xb SERVICE SEAFOOD DEPT Diapers Pk9 Sandies I The following lunches will be REGULAR OR TMTED *2.50 CASH REFUND FRESH COO FILLETS 2 99 LB OR served in the Coventry elementary Preheat an 6-Inch skillet over low heat. Stir together flour and OxylOWash ,J2.99 SUNSHWE ASSORTED VARIETIES SWEET p i FRESH CHOICE Fresh Flounder Fillet Cheez It Crackers Toasteds Snack Crackers < 2 1 .3 9 schools Sept. 2 through 4; sugar. Add the 'A cup oil. water, egg whites and vanilla; stir until ANTFPLAOUE PRE BRUSMNO RINSE FR£SH(5LlCEO-3.69 L B ) SUNSHINE ALL VARIETIES-KEEBLER Wednesday: Fruit Juice, taco Plax Dental Rinse o*. 1.59 smooth. Brush bottom of skillet with V4 teaspoon oil. Pour 2 Silver Brite Salm^ 3 9 Hydrox Cookies 1M.79 Soft Batch (Cookies 2iBAQ Thursday: Hot dog on a roll, Tropicana ^ 3 0 Paula Red a $ o Golden french fries, fruit. Cheddar Orange Juice 0° 1 Summer Apples A to. O Carrots Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. DOZEN PINEAPPLE. CHIVE OR PLAIN A&P HANOI WHIP TOPPING 12-OZ OR 3.»2 NEW ZEALAND-LARGE SWEET RED RtPE-LARGE SIZE-1 6 0 Z. PKG Creamy Dijon dressing NuForm Cottage Cheese "1 .0 9 ASP Peas L“79* Kiwi Fruit 3h,*1 Deluxe Tomatoes 2 * 3 W«PP£D LIMEADE PUNCH, WHITE. PINK OR COUNTRY STYLE trStl-COlOSSM. SIZE SlICEIIS PREMIUM OUALITY-I^OZ. CTN. Temptee Cream Cheese 99* Minute Maid Lemonade U 79* Andover Elementary 6-ounce carton dairy sour Spainish Onions 2 * 1 Campbell’s Mushrooms 2 h, *3 1 teaspoon snipped fresh SEALTEST-IARCE OR SMALL CURD ALL FLAVORS U.S.81 -lOCAL FOR BAXMO The following lunches will be Cottage Cheese ”1.49 LA FLEURETTE-MINI CARNATIONS OR cream tarragon Light N Lively Ice Milk i',1 .9 9 Russet Potatoes 2ib^*1 Mixed Floral Bouquets 2 >» *7 served at Andover Elementary SOFT-MARGARINE ALL FLAVORS 1/3 cup milk r m FALEO-MAOE OAILV-HONEYOCW OR nETES-S OCUOHT-CaiOfl MIXED WMETIES School Sept. 2 through 4; 1 teaspoon snipped fresh llue^nnet 2«99* Hood Sunshine Stix " 1 .9 9 S i » s a s " Cantaloupe Halves «,79* 2 tablespoons vinegar parsley Cut Melon Trays ^ 79*4 Wednesday: French bread pizza, 2 tableMmons DIJon-style salad. Juice bars. 1 teaspoon snipped fresh Thnraday: Hamburgers, potato mustard dlHweed you^ do'eL’’ " ” '*'"'* -o d i with Pr»c#3 effecllvB thru S6t *“8.1987. puffs, mixed vegetables, chocolate in order lo assure j sulllcisnl Quantity ol sale Items to. all our cuslomets. wa ,sssf«a lha flBhl to llmll salsa to 3 pachagot ol any Ham unlass olhanalsa noted. Nol rssponsibis tor typographical error a. cake. In a small mixing bowl stir together sour cream and milk; add Friday: Fish and cheese, french vinegar, mustard, tarragon, parsley and dlllweed. Stir until fries, peas, pudding with topping. smooth. Cover and chill. Makes 1 cup. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester Nutrition analysis per tablespoon; 36 cal., 1 g pro., 1 g carbo., 3 RHAM High School g tat, 7 m g chol.. 68 m g sodium. BA'rUlSiAWiMA.'STO^m The lunch menus for RHAM MANCHESTER 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Junior and senior high schools were not available at press time. 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® j® 5P M [ESPNl KMta: WKA Com- Easy on the blubber, From Lm Vagm. Nav. (60 min.) tel," " Don’t Be Cruel," and "Hound Dog," Fltat Offandar )CC) Fraddia ax- THE NEW and hts first of 33 motion pictures, "Love pwiancaa tha consaquencaa o( his touoh NIKE Me Tender." Also, features clips of his TV ha-s dS S ;; into a aS S JS S ^ MANNER appearances. (60 min.) doctors tell Eskimos ■ •'“ if * frieid. and ands UD [U S A ] Petrocelli iniaii. (60min.)OnStarao) " " " ““ “P On "The New 1 1 :3SPM 3 ) Entertainment Tonight She wants pants NUUK, Greenland (AP) — cramped in those very kayaks. [M A ^ MOVIE; 'Moon Over Miami' Singers Joan Baez and Judy Coliins. (In Greenland’s Eskimos, stars of l^ fo rtu n a ^ n tin g Idstart saarch (or mil- Nike Hammer," Stereo) Amacha, Batty airing WEDNES­ television ads promoting fish-oil Two U.S. drugmakers have Grtbla, Carole Landis. 1941 DAY, AUG.26 on 1 2:00AM CB w k r p in Cincinnati capsulies to Americans, are being mounted major advertising cam­ [T M C l MOVIE: Dallas' A formsr Con- CBS, BartMira CB ® Ask Or. Ruth (CC). (R) to fit her shape advised by their own doctors to go paigns to sell diet supplements fsdm ia guerilla officer arrives in Oalas CB Cannon easy on the whale blubber, seal and based on omega-3 fatty acids, seeking revenge on three brothers who Stock guest stars as a woman 0 5 Star Trek Part 1 of 2. other meat that provides the oil. substances found in oily, cold-water J^eped his home and lands. Qary Coooar ;-Q E A R Ruth Roman. Stave Cochran. 1 9 ^ . whose testimony in 0® Tales of the Unexpected A retired The doctors agree the fish oil is fish and in the seals, whales, court can pre­ safecracker is given Ihe chance to win ABBY: Have probably beneficial to the circula­ walruses and other, mammals that CD CD ® ® ® $25,000. this peopie who, eat them. Q j Thiao's Company vent Hammer flrom tory system, as the advertisements being charged MOVIE; T h e Islander' A retired law­ ktliake ia d ie s' claim. What troubles them is the C B Malt Houston Part 1 of 2. yer gets caught in a situation involving a slapks tost their high level of toxic mercury being Studies of Greenland Eskimos, ® O m m a a Break Samantha shirks her with murder. runaway grand jury witness, a mobster and a racket-busting U.S. Senator. Dennis minds? My age Dear Abby found in the meat of marine whose diet is heavy with such foods, new neighbor. ‘‘•'® ■ •“'Hlsomo CHECK IISTINGS Weaver, Sharon Glass, Paler Mark Rich- i8"'«2 and I’m mammals in far-northern waters. found that they suffered heart man. 1978. Abigail Van Buren attacks at only one-tenth the rate of ® Greatest Amatfcan Haro FOR EXACT TIME g(]|pg into my "Among people in northern ® Comumer Discount Network ® Angie "golden years” Greenland, we are finding serum European Danes. That disexivery Alfred Hitchcock Presents and subsequent research elsewhere ® OoctorWho kthklng and mercury levels two, three or four ® Gene Scott led scientists to theorize that ® Charlie's Angels screaming. My times higher than recommended by [CNN] Nawsnight weight stays be- omega-3 fatty acids protect the ® Ouincy Sigmond Freud, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. the World Health Organization,” shows sex, beauty, nostalgia, fear, humor Watson join forces to solve the disappear­ [ESPN] SportsLook tWiien 115 and said Dr. Jens Peter Brangstrup human heart by lowering levels of and values to sell products such as per­ 91) Reporter 41 ance of a spirited actress and a mysterious blood fat that causes hardening of fume, greeting cards and cars. Top men in Hot Shots An n.8 pounds, but there’s a world of insensitive chairman who intro­ Hansen, deputy chief medical of­ drugging Alan Arkin, Vanessa Redqrave. 12:05AM CB author is ® MacNeil / Lehrer Nawshour the advertising field and sociologists are apparently killed by a swarm of bees. (70 difference between my shape and ficer for this Danish island arteries, and by slowing the clotting Robert Duvall. 1975. min.) (R) duced (Jen. Romulo looked down on of blood. ® Fama (60 min.) (In Stereo) also interviewed. the shape of a young girl who him and asked, “How does a little territory. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Brothers By Choice' IS) ® Highway to Heaven (C C ) A busi­ ® MOVIE: 'Times of Harvey Milk' (CC) nessman's dirty dealings gel him 'killed,' 12:30AM CB Archie Bunker's Place weighs the same, so why don’t the fellah like you feel in this bunch of Brangstrup Hansen and other Some specialists balk at all-out Feeling unwanted at home, an adopted The political rise and death of San Fran­ but Jonathan and Mark arrange a second CB Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) clothing manufacturers take this AP photo physicians also pointed out that M y decides to run away Yanick Bisson cisco politician Harvey Milk, the first tall Texans?” endorsement of the concentrates, chance at life for him (60 min.) (R) (In Charley Higgins. Terence Kelly 1986 openly gay official elected to the city's (@ ® Late Night With David Letter- into consideration? The general smiled graciously although the Eskimos seldom however, noting that research is Stereo) man (In Stereo) An unldentifie(j Eskimo ped(jler displays his merchan­ [E S P N ] SportsLook Board of Supervisors is chronicled 1984. Why can’t they allow for fallen and replied. “I feel like a dime suffer heart disease, as noted in TV only in its preliminary stages. (2D Living Wild The effects of tourism and ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents dise at a market in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, last commercials showing them heart­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Saving Grace' (CC) A 1 0 :0 0 P M (X ) Equalizer Tw o teen­ fannies, and that potbelly that we surrounded by pennies.” Some suggest the oil is beneficial resource depletion on an African wildlife ® Dating Game newly appointed pope makes a secret pil­ refuge are examined (60 min.) agers discover a large supply of ihe druq can never get rid of? J.E.B., LA JOLLA month. Greenland's Eskimos are being advised to go ily paddling kayaks, they have high only when fish is substituted for red grimage to an impoverished Italian village crack in a coffin. (60 min.) (R) [E S P N ] Fishing; Best of Biil Dance incidences of stroke and other (S ) MOVIE: 'Draw!' An egotistical, aging We don’t want stretch polyester easy on seal meat, whale blubber and other sources of meat in the diet, and would do little Tom Conn. Fernando Rey, Erland Joseoh- ( B GD (S ) News [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Gauntlet' (CC) An wjUi crease sewn in — we want illnesses, including arthritis, prob­ son. 1986 Rated PG outlaw shoots a local sheriff in self- DEARF J.E.B.: Beautiful. fish oil, which contain high levels of toxic mercury. good if simply taken as capsules defense, than holes up with a lovely young (I) ® Hotel (CC) A sex researcher sed­ Arizona cop escorts a prostitute from Las coUons that fit! If there’s an elastic ably brought on by long years [U S A ] Cartoons Thanks for an item that will be along with a diet heavy in red meat. hostage. Kirk Douglas, James Coburn, Al­ uces one of his respondenis; Peter's Irou- Vegas to Phoenix to testify agair.st organ­ writhe waist, fine, but it shouldn’t be appreciated (and probably quoted) (X) M*A*s*H exandra Bastedo 1984 Wed teen-age niece comes to live with him ized crime. Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke 6:30PM (60 min.) (R) Pat Hingle. 1977. Rated R, so right we can’t breathe. Anything by people of all sizes. Read on; CC ® ABC News (CC). (S) Beulah Land Determined to rebuild her AP photo war-ravaged plantation. Sarah (Lesley Ann Gl] Mission Impossible [U S A ] Edge of Night over a size 10 usually has legs so (3) Benson Wide they flap. Why do these Warren) remains steadfast until her former ( ® ® St. Elsewhere (CC) A woman 1 :00AM (5 ) Ropers Joan Collins and her attorney, Marvin Mitchelson, smile DEAR ABBY: What’s all this ® Lavame & Shirley ' lover, Casey Troy (Michael Sarrazin), re­ manufacturers think everyone has wno had been artificially inseminated with 3 3 True Confessions lately about short people and how @ ) ® NBC News turns to the South as a Union Army officer. Fiscus' sperm returns to St. Eliqius (60 as they leave a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday after such wide ankles? (2 hrs.) Pan 3 of 3 min.) (R) 3 } Joe Franklin they are made to feel inferior and (S) Nightly Business Report Collins won a divorce from former rock star Peter Holm. ‘"’There really should be a size shortchanged? m ) Novela: Pobre Senorita Limantour GD Twilight Zone 9D Noticiero Univision @ The Red Baron The life of German group somewhere between Junior @ National Geographic Special (CC) (R) fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen, more ® Maude I am here to tell you that nature [CN N ] Showbiz Today On Stereo) commonly known as the Red Baron (60 Miss (too tight) and Ladies size 10 dealt this girl a lousy hand for the min.) [C N N ] Crossfire '((06 big). WEUiMyYOUSOC [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour d D Centennial Tragedy stalks a home­ opposite reason. At 15,1 was 5 feet [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pirates of Tortuga' A Actress Joan maybe you can get this [MAX] MOVIE: Say Yes' A playboy stead family during the Depression; Mexi­ (S ) Honeymooners 15th-century sea captain is ordered to find 11 inches tall — and I had not yet ^anist can acquire a quarter of a billion can immigrants turn to the Venneford 9D Noticiero Univision and destroy Sir Henry Morgan, the noto­ message across to the manufactur- reached my full height. dollars, but only if he gets married before Ranch operators (Lynn Redgrave, William ® Sex Symbols II A look at sex symbols rious pirate. Ker) Scott, Leticia Roman, ert so women my age can dress in You don’t know what misery is vlf„„ •’"Thday Jonathan Winters Atherton) after being harassed by local bi­ David King. 1961. 1986. Rated PG-13. gots; Philip Wendell (Doug McKeon) per­ including Tom Cruise, Christie Brinkley is single woman again '(Ximfort apd style. Tell them we’ve until you stand a head taller than petuates his family's dubious land deal­ Loni Anderson, Mark Harmon. Heather ^ S P N ] Fishing: Hungry Fisherman got the money to spend on the right every boy in your class, wearing CBS News Locklear, Burt Reynolds and Marilyn Mon­ TO HAVE SOME FmENDS 7:00PM (C ings. (2 hrs.) Part 11 of 12. Classic (R) garment, but we don’t want to nothing but flats, and walk stoop­ CB News roe; also, sexy fashions and gifts Hosi LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Dyn­ save your marriage?” the Judge [CNN] PrimeNews Jenilee Harrison. (60 min.) [H B O ] (T M C ] MOVIE: 'Psycho III' (CC) asty” vixen Joan Collins is a single asked. throw it away on things that don’t shouldered hoping you won’t be CB Wheel of Fortune (CC). [D IS] Edison Twins The Bates Motel is back in business witli -fiti'Thanks for listening. [CNN] CNN News Norman and a woman who claims to be his woman again, having shed her “No," Collins said. conspicuous. Forget going to a CB 6100.000 Pyramid Billiards: Larry Hubbart vs. .LITTLE OLD LADY IN TEXAS [ESPN] [H B O ] 1 S t & Ten: Going for Broke (CC) real mother. Anthony Perkins. Diana Scar- fourth husband, former pop-singer Holm was out of the country and school dance. (S ) Jeffersons (CC). Jose Parica 9-Ball Championship, from Diane is losing control of the team; Parker wid, Jeff Fahey. 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) Never mind all those insults from Atlantic City. N.J (60 min.) (Taped) Peter Holm, in a lurid court battle did not attend. His attorney said he OVERFORAPICmC. O ) Bast of Saturday Night wants to cut Manzak (John Matuzak) for [U S A ] Search for Tom orrow worthy of an episode of her would retuhi to court in October to - -tfEAR LADY: You told 'em. people who ask, “How tall are you ® M*A*S*H [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Red Dawn' (CC) When using steroids. (In Stereo) 3 3 m o v i e : 'Th e Last of nighttime soap opera. Let’s hope they’re listening. And to anyway?” and “How’s the weather Communists invade a small Colorado [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Poltergeist II: The 1:15AM press his fight for $80,000 a month in (S ) Wheel of Fortune Sheila' A widower invites six Hollywood mipte Dorothy Parker: "Women in up there?” And just try to buy town, a group of students utilize guerilla W her Side' A year after vengeful spirits "As far as I’m concerned, he’s an alimony. (S ) MacNell / Lehrer Newshour tactics to fight back Patrick Swayze. C. drove them from their home, the Freeling personalities aboard his yacht for a deadly slacks should not turn theirbacks.” clothes and shoes. game of whodunit to see who kilted his ex-chapter in my life,” Collins, 54, The property issue was resolved ® Barney Millar Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson. 1984 family experiences renewed attacks by last month when a judge ruled that Short girls don’t know how lucky Rated PG-13. otherworldly forces. Jobeth Williams wife. James Coburn, Joan Hackett, Ri­ said Tuesday of Peter Holm, the ® Dating Gama chard Benjamin. 1973. ^DEAR ABBY: “Fallen Short in they are. Thanks for letting me get [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Touch and Go' (CC) A Craig T. Nelson. Heather O'Rourke. 1986 40-year-old Swede she married Collins and Holm had entered Into a ® Jeffersons Cleveland” might enjoy the com­ this off my chest. I feel better now. star hockey player becomes involved with Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1:30AM 33 Get smart Nov. 6,1985. She filed for divorce 13 valid prenuptial agreement that ® Hollywood Squares the impoverished mother of a child who ment of Carlos Romulo. He was a SIX FEET FOUR 10 :3 0 P M QD @) INN News GD INN News months later, on Dec. 12. provided Holm with 20 percent of ® Novels: Victoria had attempted to mug him Michael Kea­ Collins' Income during their newspaper editor, aide to Gen. IN MONTGOMERY, ALA. ton, Maria Conchita Alonso, Aiay Naidu Alfred Hitchcock Bizarre In a brief hearing Tuesday, an MacArtbur during World War II. ® Nightly Business Report 1986. Rated R. Odd Couple ® Home Shopping Game marriage. ® Matt Houston elegantly dressed Collins took the Pulitzer Prize winner. Philippine For Abby’s booklet. “How to [U S A ] Riptide ® Muy Especial; Fresas con Crema [C N N ] Newsnight Update "I'm very relieved, very happy,” [C N N ] Moneyline witness stand in a routine proce­ Collins said after the hearing. “I ambassador to the United States, Have a Lovely Wedding.” send a 8:30PM d ) ® Head of tha Class (CC) Comedian Steven r^ S P N ] Tom Mann Outdoors dure needed to receive a final president of the General Assembly [E S P N ] SportsCenter want to get on with my life.” check or money order for $2.50 and Reprise of the series pilot Charlie's inno- Wright brings his deadpan style nightclub [USA] MOVIE: 'Dark Places' A former divorce decree. of the United Nations — and short. a long, stamped (39 cents), self- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Dangerously Close' vative approach to teaching is greeted ne­ act to television. (60 min.) (In Stereo) mental patient inherits a haunted mansion. During the divorce case, 23-year- The days of some upper crust high school gatively by the school principle. (R) “Is everything in the petition true Tjj “_C)nce before speaking to a large addressed envelope to: Dear Abby, 11:00PM (I) CB (2D ® ® News Robert Hardy, Joan Collins, Chistooher old Romina Danielson swooned on vigilantes are numbered when the school C®) $1 .000 ,00 0 Chance of a Lifetime Lee. 1973. and correct?” asked Superior the stand while testifying she had audience in Dallas, everyone stood Wedding. P.0, , Box 447, Mount newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ CB ® ) Late Show (In Stereo) [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C) Doc quarantines a Court Judge Kenneth Black. to sing the national anthem. The Morris. III. 61054. complices to murder John Stockwell J CD Carol Burnett and Friends 2:00AM (X) MOVIE: -Ufeboat' The carried on an affair with Holm’ freighter ship when he learns that the Ben­ commander of a Nazi U-boat ends up in the “Yes,” Collins answered in the Eddie Peck. Carey Lowell 1986. Rated R GD Odd Couple » before and during his marriage to (In Stereo) gal tiger on board is carrying a plague. same lifeboat with the surviving passen­ packed courtroom. Collins while the actress was away GS Abbott and Costello gers of a ship he ordered attacked. Tallulah [USA] Airwolf A physician aids the at­ diOOPM 03 Magnum, P.l. Rick con­ “Will further delay or counseling on the "Dynasty” set. @@ Barney Miller Bankhead, John Hodiak. William Bendix tempt to steal Airwolf by implanting a dev­ fesses to murder in order to protect his 1944 ice into Locke's brain to control his ac­ buddy, Icepick (60 min ) (R) (ID Motorweek tions. (60 min.) (X) MOVIE: 'Diary of Richie Brockal- Ease the trauma (33 MacGyver (C C) An assassin traps Tales of the Unexpected Thornton and MacGyver inside a btazmg- man A bumbling novice detective tries to C B PM Magazine Kenny ® M -A -S -H find a man who has vanished. Taken from Cinema Rogers, a drag-racing school hot metal container. (60 min.) (R) 8 5 PELICULA: 'El Corrido del Hijo Deso- the ' Richie Brockelman. Private Eye" TV CB Current Affair (33 MOVIE: 'Nicholas and Alexandra' series. Dennis Dugan, Barbara Bosson Tsar Nicholas II, his failings as a monarch ^ l e n t e ' David Reynoso, Ofelia Montero Lisa Eilbacher. 1978 HARTPORO IPG-13) 2:15,4:45, 7:15, 9:40. — Adven­ CB W Jeopardy! (CC). 1968. ClnMM City — Snow White and the of shots for kids and the great love he had for his wife are ^ D Celebration of Caring Saluting the tures In Babysitting (PG) 2,4:30,7,9'15 depicted In this historical drama. Michael (iS S C T V ’ • — La Bomba Entertainment Tonight Singers Joan 50th Anniversary of Foster Parents Plan­ — Roxanne (PG) 2,4:30, 7:15,9:». Baez and Judy Collins . (In Stereo) Jayston, Janet Suzman, Roderic Notle [C N N ] Moneyline Whistle Blower DEAR DR. 1971. Part 1 of 2. ning featuring hosts Dack Rambo and Shir­ QS INN News [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet ley Jones. VRRNON GOTT: We par­ G i) (S ) Carson's Comedy Classics ® Bronx Zoo Sara convinces Danzig [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour [E S P N ] Winner's Circle Horse Racing T o!W ' * J ~ Summer School (PG-13) ents are con­ to allow teen-age mothers to bring their Magazine 7, 9:15. — Dragnet (PG-13) 7:10, 9-30 ® Barney Miller infants to class. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) MOVIE; 'Beverly Hills Cop' (CC) CAST HARTFORD stantly telling * cinema — The ® ® Newlywed Game (S) Woza Albert: An Ossie and Ruby A fast-talking cop trails his best friend's 2:25AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Easy Mo- Witches of Eastwick (R) 7:30. our children killer from the alleys of Detroit to the posh ney' A boozing, gambling man must be­ WILLIMANTIC that they should Dr. Gott ® Alice Special (C C ) Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee • Clnem0 — U.A. The Cinemas— Born In East L.A Introduce this BBC documentary which ex­ gaHeries of Beverly Hills. Eddie Murphy come respectable for one year to inherits Dragnet (PG-13) 7:30,9:30. n o t allow (S ) Wild, Wild World of Animals Judge Reinhold, Lisa Eilbacher. 1984 $10 million. Rodney Dangerfield, Joe StiewcoM Cinemas 1-9— No Wav Out (R) 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, 9:30. - cfen't Peter Gott, M.D. amines a satirical play about a modern-day Rated R. (In Stereo) Buy Me Love IPG) 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:45, anyone to hurt [C N N ] Crossfire Messiah arriving by plane in Johannes­ PescI, Geraldine Fitzgerald. 1983. Rated R. (R) 12:«, 2:90,5,7:40,10:10.- - r h e ^ J burg. (R) [U S A ] Fridays Bears Adventures In Wonderland (G) r S ’ rJ*®*'®®®* *B) 1:05, 3:05, 5:05, them — and then [E S P N ] Best Of Scholastic Sports 2:30AM GD Twilight Zone r S ' UIrtv Dancing (PG-13) America DHordwIles (PG) 2, 4:35, 7:15, ) :20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:35, 9:35. — Lo Bomba we hold them (S ) Novela: Senda de Gloria 11:30PM 33 ® Nightllne (CC). [C N N ] Sports Latenight 7:30, 9:50. — Stakeout (R) 12:20, 2:35, -Th* MoiStS? down so they . 7.A0PM [D IS ] Mouseterpiece Thea­ Mark Russell Washington satirist 3D Entertainment Tonight Singers Joan [E S P N ] SportsCenter Souad (PG-13) 3:15,7:15. — Masters of ter Mark Russell pokes fun at the political es­ Baez and Judy Collins. (In Stereo) « ’P’irl*!?.'-''''"® Daylights the Universe (PG) 1:10, 5;T0,9:15. can bo stuck—' tablishment and current events. 2:35AM 33 Nightwatch ^ G ) 12,2:25,4:50, 7:25,10:Oi5. — Born In with a needle. 8 'P O P M CB National Geographic Spe- GD Honeymooners East L.A. (R) 1, 2:55,4:55,7:40,9:35?^ [C N N ] Larry King Live [M B O ] MOVIE: 'The Check is in the Why can’t doctors use those high- Clll GD Topper Dirty Dancing (R) 12:15,2:20,4:30,7:10, ORIVE-INS jobs much more difficult and is Mail' When credit problems threaten to 9:30. — Can't Buy Me Love (PG-13) pressure guns to give vaccinations? CB MOVIE: 'The Philadelphia Story' A [D IS] MOVIE: 'Archer' Adventure and ® ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) likely to turn the child off to medical adversity beset a young man and his horse drive a California pharmacist and his family 12:M, 2:50,4:55,7:20,9:40. - Mastws of society giri yearns for a down-to-earth Racing from Plainsfield over the brink, ho stages his own form of attention — permanently. Going to romance on the eve of her secood wed­ when they cross the Australian outback on V* ’*:*>' 5- — Met®' DEAR READER: The basis of their way to enter a prestigious race. Brett Hogan's Heroes rebellion. Brian Dennehy, Anne Archer, Jacket (R) 2:40, 9:50. the doctor is not a punishment; it is ding. Katharine Hepburn, James Stewart Hallie Todd. 1986. Rated R. your question has to do with the a necessary part of health mainte­ Cary Grant. 1940. Cimino, Robert Colby, Nicole Kidman @ ) News MANCHESTER { S o p 1986. Rated NR. risk/benefit ratio. We all train our nance for growing children. ® ® Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry and [C N N ] Sports Tonight 3:00AM 0 5 Keys to Success UA TIitgters East — Summer School [E S P N ] Track And Field: Weltkasse In- 'children to avoid unnecessary pain — Don’t promise your child that Balki work out at a health spa in order to [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Those Glory Glory Days' attract tow gorgeous women. (R) tematlonal Meet From Zurich Switzer­ prharm from others, and there are the doctor won’t “hurt” him. This land. (2 hrs.) (Taped) An [nterview with a childhood sports hero DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THF TPIP CBN s w s sparks a journalist's memories of the days a lot of crazy people out there who sort of unrealistic negotiation will M O VIE: 'FIrtch' (C C ) Police cor­ [TMC] when she and her friends were diehard Want to harm children in one way or GD MOVIE: 'Tenspeed and Brown ruption and drug trafficking are put you in a bad light if indeed, the soccer fans. Zoe Nathanson. Julia Good­ Shoe' A fast-talking con man and a day­ encountered by a newspaper reporter {another. Responsible parents have child doe: need an inoculation. It man, Julia McKenzie. 1983. Rated NR. dreaming stockbroker team up to become working undercover. Chevy Chase, Joe an obligation to teach their children also reduces your credibility. Be two of the wildest and funniest private Don Baker. Tim Matheson. 1985, Rated [E S P N ] SportsCenter 'ini^hods to prevent pain; for honest and objective. By doing so, eyes L.A. has ever seen. Ben Vereen, Jeff PG. (In Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Violets Are Blue' (CC) Goldblum. 1980. ezomple, don't talk to strangers, you’ll find that the tears don’t last [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Killer Who A globe-trotting photojournalist returns to -don't start fights and don’t take any as long and your child will continue GS MOVIE: 'Brewster McCloud' A man Wouldn't Die' The search for the killer of her hornetown for a vacation and is reu­ who thinks he can fly, hides in a bomk nited with her childhood sweetheart. Sissy CM FOR THE ROAD substance or drug unless it is to respect you, trust you and rely on an undercover agent almost costs the de­ shelter under the Houston Astrodome tective his life. Mike Connors, Samantha Kline, Bonnie Bedelia administered by the parent or an your judgment. Bud Cort, Sally Kellerman, Michael Mur­ Eggar. Clu Gulager. 1976. 1986. Rated PG-13. THE BIGGER TRAVEL MUG PLUS 140Z OF COFFEE * phy. 1971. appropriate health professional. Crazy About the Movies: Elvis *Available Without Coffee 89f ...However, some pain is inevita­ Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on ® MOVIE: 'Seven Percent Solution' 8 .3 0 P M @ ) 30-Second Seduction An 56 (CC) A profile of Elvis Presley, whose examination of television advertising that credits In 1956 included "Heartbreak Ho­ ble. Healthy children have acci­ lung disease explains the causes dents, are used as emotional pawns and management of chronic lung in painful divorces, have disap-. problems. For your copy, send $l pointments and sometimes need and your name and address to P.O. $149PLUS injections or blood tests that are Box 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101- DO YOU HAV F] W HAT IT TAKES APPUCABLE uncomfortable. 3369. Be sure to ask for Dr. Gott’s TAX Medical treatment may involve Health Report. Living With Chronic TO MAKE IT IN THE BEAI TY Bl SINKSS? discomfort, but it’s also highly Lung Disease. beneficial. Modern injections, There’s no better given properly and with approp­ riate equipment, are only slightly C rc & tlV C is a total beauty school ^ traveling companion painful. There are many reasons Booze sales down, run by professionals. We are approach­ fjm than The Bi^ One~TraveI -that .doctors won’t use high- water sales rising ing one of the greatest eras of our pro­ Q j Mug-our biggest mug pressure vaccination guns: These ever. It's dishwasher safe, .'dibvices are suitable only for mass NEW YORK (AP) - Americans fession where there is a complete ipgcularion, and there is some pain, are drinking fewer alcoholic bever­ change over in hair designing. We at features a detachable, which can be severe if the child ages and drinking more bottled Creative had the foresight to see how spill-resistant lid, and moves his arm at the time of water, according to beverage in­ holds 14 ounces of deli­ impact. In other words, for routine dustry sources. 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C IW ? Nsiq Footuroe S y n d cie Itk Works nghts r— rv d f BLUE PRINT OF ANTICIPATION B rid g e this quality constructed 0 room CONTEMPORARY rises from the top of e hill surrounded by trees. 214 baths, family room, den, and office ere but a few of the rooms In this NEW TRI-LEVEL home. See It to­ West should hope that his partner THE BORN LOBER^by Art Sansom NORTH 8-tt-87 Partner’s carding has as much as four spades to the 10. If Real Estate day! *200,900. ♦ A Q J that is the case, the contract can be de­ YOUHE CORDIALLY INVITED.. VK J 8 is the best ciue feated if West simply takes the ace of ' j m a m ic o A ppuv,„i JL To preview the dynamite prints of this greit big 4 b J 5 3 clubs right away and plays another di­ JMIMK HtX) 6O0LP m OLB FT. bedroom Colonial to be built in Bolton. Beautiful 4Q752 By James Jacoby amond. If dummy ruffs with a spade 647-8400 2.3 acre lot, 2.5 baths, enormous 1st floor family c d h t o f t r I ------honor, East’s 10 is promoted to a win­ room, pretty country view. Call for more details. WEST EAST 168 M ain Street, M anchester 3272.900.00 ♦ 3 4 10 9 8 4 Sometimes the bidding should give a ner. If declarer pitches from dummy tr#74 3 4 6 2 defender a clue to the best defense. If in order to ruff in his hand, East dis­ ♦ AKQ94 ♦ 872 the defender is oblivious to such a cards a heart and later makes a long 4A J9 4 10 8 6 4 clue, be should then be guided by his 5 FIRST PRIZE FOR QUALITY trump trick. If West can’t figure all Young 3 bedroom WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL partner’s suggestions in the defensive this out, he should be guided by the SOUTH carding. In LYDALL WOODS...Thls lavish residence Is 4K7652 fact that his partner was encouraging Against South’s four-spade contract diamond continuations by his high-low CLEAN AND CAPTIVATING. See this lovely 4 A Q 10 5 West led the diamond king and East ♦ 10 6 with the 8-7-2 in the suit. home with Its U P -T O -D A T E F L O O R P LA N todayl 4K3 played the seven. West continued with the ace and queen, Elast following with A new book by James Jacoby and Vulnerable: Neither the deuce and eight. Declarer ruffed Dealer: West his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is and immediately played a low club. now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavas Without much consideration West coby on Card Games, ” published by West N orth E ast South played the nine, and dummy’s queen 1 ♦ Pass Pass l e Pharos Books. MOVING RIGHT ALONG!!! TOP OF THE UNE !!! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2V won the trick. Declarer now cashed © UB7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Spacious 8 room Cam Cod presently under con­ e p o c e p Y t h e y h a p / ? A I J 5 Quality craftsmanship and materials are found Pass 3 4 Pass 4 « dummy’s A-Q-J of spades, came to his <0 struction on Birch Min. Rd. in Manchester. 3 Pass Pass Pass hand i^th the 10 of hearts and cashed Field Marshal Viscount Bernard bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fireplace, 2 car garage, 3 throughout this brand new 7 ♦ room Colonial, the spade king, picking up East’s re­ Montgomery of Britain retired as WE PPitfE ON THAT zone heat. Wooded I.S acre lot. S284,^X).00 situated on over I acre on the oulakirts of Blanchard & Rossetto Opening lead: 4 K maining spade. Three more rounds of deputy supreme commander of the Manchester. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, country hearts gave South 10 tricks and his i t e m P A Y p o p \ kitchen with fireplace. Call for details! North Atlantic Treaty Organization 1279.900.00 game contract. in 1958. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 T H E C O S T O F ; ^ W I T C H I N < S T b A { Century 21 Epstein Realty " Polly’s Pointers S/^AUB^ f^CfcA^E, • REALTY WORLD M 3 North Main 8t., Manchester (203) 646-7709 73 WosI Confer Street Benolt/h'r«ch«tt« Assoclalet M a n c h e s te r C T 06040 The recipe is from that excellent crock at room temperature over­ WINTHROP ®bv Pick Cavalll w e GET RESULTS Make pickles tasty guide to garden-fresh produce, ‘The night, then refrigerate either in the Victory Garden Cookbook* by Marian crock or in clean Jars (fill the Jars as deli dills I TOLD YOU ABOUT/(AY HE WAS SO SHY THAT B E F O R E H E n m l •A PIVItlOM DF THOMA8 A. 96NOrr iNTlWWW8ie'> Morash (Knopf). with the brine and cover until ready S H Y COUSIN/ HERAAA/M, ptfeniNRIALTV Thorooghly clean and halve (or cat HE WASALMOSr ■TA LKED T O By Polly Fisher to eat). DIDN'T I •? TWO YEARS OLD... 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Aug. « . 1M 7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 26.1987 - 31 Romance through the mail Business in Brief will cost more next year Trade deficit up from May to June WASHINGTON — The nation’s trade deficit widened to 939.5 If you now GM closing devastates small town billion from April to June, the largest shortfall on record for a aend a first- Japan and 47 cents in Italy. three-month period, the government reported today. class letter to Viewed as a business, the Postal The Commerce Department said toe increase followed a deficit yourloverevery ^ rv ic e has been In good flnancial of 338.8 billion, the previous record, in the January-to-March day of the year, shape in the last decade, with Norwood assembly plant employed 4,00a in town of 26,000 quarter. it costs you revenues exceeding expenses by Sylvia NORWOOD, Ohio (AP) —The last car rolls off The largest increase in imports was in passenger cars from IW.S0, Just for about $97 million. For five of the Arthur, as he left toe plant for the final time plant, which opened in 1923. Asia. Imports of Japanese automobiles were up 15 percent while the stamps. If past 10 years, the Postal Service u e assembly line tonight at the 64-year-old Monday. Porter has been in the black. **®*®*^ Corp. plant in a shutdown one “What toe city of Norwood has done is nurture imports from Korea soared 90 percent. the affair con­ “We Juat came to meet him because it’s the a relationship with GM ... accommodate them The new report confirmed parallel figures released earlier tinues into the ’This success is especially signifi- official in this Cincinnati enclave compares to a end of a life and the beginning of a new one,” she and indulge them at eveiV point assistance was Today’s deficit spring, you are Mnt considering that prior to spoiled child turning on its parents. said. “We’ve been together almost 36 years. We which put the first-quarter deficit at $42.71 billion. The closing pf GM’a Norwood plant, by far the requested. Just like you would indulge a child,” figure is lower because it reflects trade on a "balance-oK likely to pay Reorganisation, the Post share toe good and toe bad.” said Robert Kelly, city law director. I91.2S a year to Office Department in all the years biggest employer in this town of 26,000, will cost Some workers have asked townspeople to payments” basis, omitting such factors as the cost of shipping 4,000 Jobs and is the first of 11 planned in four ”We have an overindulged child down here. and insurance and military sales. ; maintain the romantic sinra 19M had been in the black only wssr black armbands or ribbons to show support We’ve raised a brat.” about your age if you admit that you in the war period of 1943 to 1945. states by 1990. correspondence. vividly recall the days when you for the laid-off workers. GM says it has taken steps to help Norwood, ff the letters lead to a wedding Last year, the Postal Service “What I’d like to see right now is every worker GM generated more than $2.6 million in tax paid 5 cents on first-class letters. In the United States to come out in the street and including agreeing to withhold some $700,000 in Feds accuse Northrop of fraud and you dedde to invite MO guests From 1963 to 1968, it cost a nickel to " surplus of about $M5 revenue a year for Norwood, or about 28 percent taxes a year from unemployment benefits. to the ceremony next fall. It million. tell the corporations, ‘That’s enough,”’ said of the city’s budget, officials said. LOS ANGELES — The federal government has sued Northrop mail a 1-ounce letter. Many of you In addition to avoiding losses, in Paul Cipollone, 46, a 21-year plant employee. p n ^ b ly will cost you ISO Just to also remember when a 3-cent "It’s terribly devastaUng,” said Mayor Joe But it rejected a city request for nearly $12 Corp., alleging the defense contractor fraudulently charged the mail the invitations. sheer quantity the postal business The plant has been making Pontiac Firebirds Sanker. "We are caught in a real bind now.” million over five years to help the city make the Pentagon for tests it did not conduct on an MX missile ^ d a n c e stamp was all that was required. has been bulging in recent years. In and Chevrolet Camaros. The last car to roll off device. At the heart of this lovely story But these stamps were heavily ^ Norwood, facing a potenUal $1.8 milUon deficit transition. GM also turned down a similar, but ues a financial reaUty that hits all of 1986, over 147 billion pieces of mail toe line at 8 p.m. will be a Camaro, officials said. by year s end, has laid off 26 municipal workers smaller request from the school district. The civil suit, filed ’Tuesday in U.S. District Court, seeks to subsidised by the government. were delivered in the U.S. Projec­ GM will continus to produce the two sports cars im: Mailing a first-class letter soon ’The big postal overhaul occurred and has not replaced 22 others, cut salaries, Businesses in town also are feeling the fallout recover |3 million which the government claims it was will cost you a quarter. This tions are the total will soar to 158 at its Van Nuys, Calif., plant. halted spending on improvements such as from the closing. in 1971 with the Postal Reorganisa­ Layoffs Were made here on Monday and improperly charged for labor and equipment. represents the most we’ve ever billion for 1987. First-class mail repairs, and proposed a tax increase, The government claims Northrop lied in saying that guidance tion Act, which established the U.S. alone accounts for 52 percent or ■ ’Tuesday, with 1,600 employees scheduled to officials said. “Yesterday and today we saw a big difference paid and continues the long-term Postal Service as an independent, APpMW in our business,” said Sandy Edwards, manager units for the missile had been pressure tested. The government trend toward ever-rising postal 78.19 billion pieces for 1986, and work toei^ final day today. About 750 hourly Earlier this month, the city filed a $316 million self-supporting corporation wholly volume for this category was up 5 employees will remain at the plant after today to pf a restaurant in town. "People were coming in said it learned of the alleged fraud when a unit blew up during a rates. owned by the government. In that Glass flowers suit against GM» seeking punitive damages and and saying, ‘This is our last order. We won’t be test requested by a military inspector. The Postal Rate Commission is percent from fiscal year 1985. pack up material and tear down machinery. costs 01 improvements made over the years to year. the price of a stamp increased Rising costs, however, are taking Mary Richmond waited for her husband. accommodate the automaker and the 59-acre seeing you any more.’ That’s when it really hit Northrop was awarded contracts in 1975 and 1979 to design and expected to place its stamp of from 6 to 8 cents. Though still me.” manufacture the MX’s inertial measurement unit, a basketball­ approval on across-the-board rate their toll. “Just as the volume of A museum worker holds a glass replica of subsidised, that stamp more mail has been going up since 1979, replicas of fruits and flowers at the; sized device made up of more than 19,606 parts and used to guide increases in May or June of 19U. closely represented actual costs of a plant called “Indian Pipe" or “Mono- the nuclear missile to its target. Overall rate hikes are project^ so have our operating costs,” museum, which rank as Harvard Univerti-; running the U.S. mails. Jeanne O’Neill, a spokeswoman for tropa" at the Harvard Botanical Museum to average 16 percent. Spedfically: ’The most recent increase took ty's biggest tourist attraction. First-class mail is slated to go up 14 the U.S. Postal Service reports. in Cambridge. It Is one of 847 glass Cigarette New name is Textron Lycoming place back in February 1985, when We are mandated to achieve a percent from today’s rate of J2 the rate was raised to 22 cente from cents to 2S cents; post cards will break-even status,” she adds. STRATFORD — Avco Lycoming Textron, a subsidiary of Mcentsfora 1-ounce letter. Priorto While the Postal Service expects Textron, Inc., has changed its name to Textron Lycoming. jump 14 percent, from 14 cents to 16 that: November 1981 was when we Iowa reverses ban on nude art at state fair cents; registered mail will surge 35 to break even this year, it says that warnings The name Textron Lycoming better reflects the company’s started paying M cents; March the rate increases are necessary in percent from $3.55 to $4.60; special 1981, 18 cents; May 1976,15 cents; DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) —’Two upheld removal of the artworks. a hearing on ICLU’s request for a- position as a world leader in small gas turbine technology, delivery, first-class under two 1988. Cost factors — including labor works of art featuring female ’The ban was ordered after company president John K. Myers said ’Tuesday in a prepared December 1975, 13 cents; March operations, supplies and health and temporary restraining order. ' T pounds will rise 35 percent, from 1974, 10 cents; May 1971, 8 cents. nudity were returned to display at officials received three complaints The hearing was canceled. statement. $2.95 to $3.70. And so on. retirement benefits — are behind a the Iowa State Fair shorUy before a sufficient Compared to other countries, on the fair’s opening day ’Thursday. - a< Textron, Inc. is a multi-industry company with operations in As a proportion of consumer decision to raise postage rates hearing on a court order sought by The works, a chalk drawing of a aerospace technology, commercial products, and financial and postal rates in the U.S. are lower. But no matter. We are into a The fair board’s attorney, Assis^' expenditures, postage accounts for When converted into U.S. cents, the the artists. woman’s upper legs and a photo­ ant Attorney General ’Tim Benton^ other services, officials said. less than l percent, tiny as period when throwing your lover a The Iowa Civil Liberties Union graph of a woman with a breast BOSTON (AP) — Warnings on rate for domestic letter postage is kiss is an economic as well as said the board decided to r^ cigarette packages are enough to compared to food and beverages, about 37 cents in France. 43 cents in filed a lawsuit on behalf of the tw(K visible through a sheer gown, were examine the criteria under whiin NCR agrees to pay $381,000 fine which account for about 18 percent, romantic way to communicate. artists after the State Fair Board redisplayed ’Tuesday shortly before material is excluded. protect tobacco companies from or transportation, 17 percent. lawsuits that claim injury or death WASHINGTON — NCR Corp. has agreed to pay |3S1,000 Yet postage bits us so obviously from smoking, a federal appeals because nine of its foreign subsidiaries allegedly cooperated with and directly in clearly marked bites court has ruled in a decision that an Arab boycott of Israel. that it provokes a strong reaction, sent tobacco company stocks The Commerce Department said Tuesday that NCR. based in even if a temporary one, in most of HOME REMODELING soaring. Dayton, Ohio, agreed to the negotiated settlement and had us. ’Tuesday’s decision by toe 1st U.S. voluntarily disclosed the 266 alleged violations, said to have You are not revealing much Circuit Court of Appeals, the second such ruling in four days, came in a occurred between 1982 and 1985. $3 million lawsuit filed in 1983 The department said the subsidiaries allegedly provided against Liggett and Myers Tobacco prohibited information to Arab League countries about the Co. of Durham, N.C., by toe heirs of subsidiaries’ business relations with boycotted countries and About Town Joseph C. Palmer, who died of lung blacklisted people, and toe subsidiaries also agreed to comply cancer at age 49 in 1980. with the regulations of the Arab boycott of Israel. Relatives of Palmer, who lived in CuKural heritage Newton, said he smoked three to four packs of L&M cigarettes a day A Newspaper In EducaUeo Program ’The Greater Hartford Architec­ AP photo until his death. SpoDtoredby ture Conservancy will pfesent a The family’s lawsuit blamed his The Quiz series of discussions on the cultural Last stop death on smoking and claimed toe The Manchester Herald heritage of Hartford County. The tobacco company was negligent in series will run six consecutive A national rail strike in Canada backs up Sunday, 48,(X)0 engineers, signalmen, failing to provide adequate warn­ Worhlscoiie (10 poM t tor each < ’Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Sept. freight Tuesday in the bordering Conrail ings about the risks of smoking. 22 through Oct. 27. clerks and track maintenance workers Liggett and Myers, appealing a Mary Ann Handley, professor of yard in Niagara Falls, N.Y. At midnight went on strike. federal Judge’s April 1986 ruling history at Manchester Community that .health warnings on cigarette College, will discuss the social packages do not protect tobacco history of Manchester at Whiton companies from lawsuits, con­ Library, North Main Street, on tended that the warnings shield^ Sept. 29. g o in g ON RIGHT Refrigerator Electric Y " Bureau has a list of bonds the company from liability. Advance registration can be Refrigerator Range QUESTION: I In Tuesday’s ruling, the court made by calling the Conservancy at issued by the “Postal Savings Flan said the Federal Cigarette Labeling 525-0279. For members, re^stra- NOW AT Model am one of four Model children. It was for toe Purchase of United States and Advertising Act, passed by tion is $32. ’The non-member fee is RF36SBXP Defense Savings Bonds.' ’ ’There are Congress in 1965 despite heated $40. Single lectures are $6 for ETI8PKXS ET20DKXS our understand­ 18.0 cu. ft. featuring 17 stamps in it. opposition by toe tobacco industry, members and $7 for non-members. 19.9 cu. ft. ing that our fa­ Investors’ Where can I redeem these Refrigerator/ Self-Cleaning Refrigerator/ ther purchased pre-empted the Palmer family’s Oven stamps? state-based claim. Tenor to perform Freezer Freezer U.S. Savings Guide Bonds for many "It is inconceivable that Con­ Jerry Hadley, tenor opera singer years. In fact, William A. Doyle with the New York City Opera, will ANSWER: Every bank and other gress intended to have that care­ he told his sister Savings Bond agent is allowed — fully wrought balance of national perform a pops concert accompan­ he was leaving Invettigalort im peded llie wreckage of the McDonneN Douglat ied by his wife, Cheryll, Sunday at 4 but not required — to redeem those interests superseded by the views MD-80 lhal crashed on takeoff from Delroil recenity, killing at “a lot of money’’ stamps for their face value. The of a single state, indeed, perhaps of p.m. at Kaiser Hall in Concordia that way. least 156 people. Earlier this year, some experts had warned lhal Lutheran Church, Pitkin Street. Bureau of the Public Debt and a single Jury in a single state,” After our father died and we But toe bureau has handled difficult Federal Reserve Banks are re­ wrote U.S. Circuit Court Judge Ihe type of (CHOOSE ONE: |el engine, rudder) on Ihe plane was ’Tickets are $3 and are available at • Provision for Cptional ICEMAGIC* Automatic susceptible to mechanical failures. • Provision for Optional ICEMAGIC* Automatic cleaned out the strongbox he John R. Brown. the church office, 643-1193. Light Ice Maker • Adjustable Door Storage Bins • Ad­ searches successfully. quired to redeem those stamps. Ice Maker • Adjustable Tempered Glass Shelves • Automatic MEALTIMER™ dock with Minute carried around, we found no bonds. justable Tempered Glass Shelves • Illuminated If you haven’t done so already, Your local bank can provide the 2 U.S. iournalisi Charles Class refreshments will be provided. • No-fingerprint Textured Steel Doors i Timer • Two 8" and two 6" high-speed surface My mother recalls seeing a piece of A similar ruling was issued units • Custom Broil Control. Up-Front Controls you should inquire at the two banks address of the Federal Reserve recently escaped hb kidnappers Matchwords paper with long numbers written on Bank serving your area. Friday by the 11th U.S. Dreuit (2 pointo lor ooch corroci mtlch) QA8 plans musical .y 'c J. where you know your father had in Lebanon. TRUE OR FALSE: it. But it meant nothing to her and accounts to find out if he also had a You can present that book with Court of Appeals in Atlanta. TTiat 1- lmpart a-iorce she threw it out. ruling also said toe federal labeling Class b Ihe first of Ihe Lebanon ’The Manchester Gilbert ft Sulli­ safe deposit box. You might find a $4.25 worth of those stamps and hostages to escape from caplivily. van Players have set the Rodgers Father traveled a great deal. He bundle of bonds there. $21.75 to any savings bond agent and advertising act pre-empts state 2- impeach b-menace had money in two banks, which we laws regarding product liability. 3 White House officiab recently and Hammerstein musical "Okla­ and purchase the smallest denomi­ Josiah Murray, general counsel homa" for performances April 22, located. No bank has come forward QUES’nON: Can U.S. Savings nation Series EE bond for $25. said that (CHOOSE ONE: a one- 3- impel c-dbclose with ' information about savings for Liggett, called the decision Ome-only lax windfaR, unexped- 23, 29 and 30,1988. at East Catholic 100% Customer Bonds be cashed with no ID? Savings Bond agents are required “very favorable’’ and said it was High School. Attnctiv "EutopBan Sfyto” soNd bonds. to accept those old stamps in full or edly strong economic growrlh) cootdngBtamBniaafBiopraC' “consistent with the position we’ve 4- impede d-accuse Rehearsals begin in January. W Al Siefferfs Is there such a thing as’b master ANSWER: No! Banks and other part payment. has raised revenues Ihb ymr, ticBt. Ttm* aoM efamantt h ip list of all the U.S. Savings ^ n d s always taken in that we have no Audition dates will be announc^ k— p apiOt on top of range where Commitment Savings Bond paying agents are liability.’’ iowefing the proieded fiscal lW 5- impend e-lnlerfere later. they're eety fo wipe and there ere that have ever been issued? required to establish the owner’s budgd defiett. m tMjmee bowte to cteen. STILL ’The Palmers’ lawyer, Robert The Savoyards, an ensemble Whirlpool WNripool has akays betfi replace* it with the same identity before redeeming a bond. QUESTION: You wrote, “EE oommincd to cur ootonv Potters, was on vacation and PBODlowatch/Sportigiit group of the players, will present WhlripoolRF387PXP or cquK’iknt model, free ANSWER: Yes. It’s maintained ’Hie Treasury Department pro­ Savings Bonds now being sold are 4 (CHOOSE ONE: AusIraUa’s, New cr$...KKhh. Now. if you arc of charge. Whirtpool «vill offers FREE by the Bureau of the Public Debt, unavailable for comment, accord­ ZealamTs) Labor Party recently (5 pointo lor oach corroci onowor) the comedy “Company” by Steven BecMc Range net sMlifkd wHh the qual­ pa>' for the cost of drlher- vides an “Identification Guide” to scheduled to mature in 12 years.” values like ity or ptrfonnanc* of jour ing to his secretary. Sondheim at a time to be This suptr rang« also faatures: ingand liMalling the re- 200 Third St., Parkersburg, WV paying agents for that very My bank claims the EE bonds they won a second term. Under Ihe 1 ScienIbIs In'Virginia are studying a SaH*Claanlng Ovwn • Solid-Slale new Whirlpool Wa$h«r. piaccmcnl product Simply [Local Delivery & 26101. Write there and get the ball sell will mature in 10 years. Can you Labor Parly, lhal country has mysterious disease lhal has k ik d at announced. Automatic MEALTIMER" Clock • Dryer, Prf«t«r, Rrfrig- contact yourltkr, or the purpose. The toree-Judge panel also ruled For more information, write to Panoramic black-glass oven door m ior. tee Maker, Di$h- ncarett Whirlpool Con- rolling for a search of that bureau’s explain? that many precedents set by other banned Ihe docking oi nuciear- least 179 (CHOOSE ONE: dolphins, wHb window • Balanced Cooking these can't washer. Ttaih Compactor. SUStASw&SSSXSS uimer AfUrs Field Office, records to determine if your father the Manchester G ft S Players Inc., Microwave Oven. Range. FREE Removal QUESTION: I put $15,000 into cases in which people were harined pmvered or nuclear-armed ships whales) along the East Coast Ihb summer. System • Custom Broil Control • for guarantee preccduffs. bought toe bonds you believe he did In Its harbors. P.O. Box 6M, Manchester 66040. PuliMffidth storage drawer with Ovea Vacuum Cleaner. DchumMifWr or Room This oAir b good in the 50 United Suta Mtd Series EE, U.S. Savings Bonds last by dangerous products did not 2 Nazi leader Rudoli Hess died recently at Literature Pac and much more. Air Conditioner wMMn one >ear hem dMe of appbci to purchates from retail dcalcTS. iRangi and if the bonds were redeemed. October and now find I will need ANSWER: You received wrong necessarily apply because “ci­ purdme. Whirlpool, or j'our letail dealer wiH of your old 5 The Adminbirallon’s proposed age 93. For Ihe past 21 years, Hess was Story hours set last long!!! hoods are eicluded.1 It’s a proud boast of the U.S. that money. Can I borrow directly information at your bank. 1116 garette smoking, at least iniUally, •Lww»Jt-iw>ciwn>iK»lw«««yUirw

vX :— MANCTESTER h e r a l d . Wadneidav. A m . m . I917 f ' MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneadav. Aiij;. 28. 1887 - 23 K IT‘N’ C A m .Y U ® t,yU rry Wright

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 n '■Bl CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

Notices Neticat BuelnoM Property...... 25 Entertolnment...... Form Supplies and Equipment.. [ h e l p WANTED ; Lost/Feund...... ot Resort Propeirty...... 28 Bookkeeping/Income T a x . Officc/Retol! Equipment ...... RATBS: I to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per day. HELP WANTED H ELPW A N Ta HELP WANTED Personals...... oi Mertpopes...... p...... 27 Corpentry/RemodeMno • ■ ■ Recreotlonol Equipment...... 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per doy. As o cendmen p r f d t n t to I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Announcements...... 03 Wonted to B u y...... 29 Polntlnp/Poperlnp...... Boots and Morine Equipment .. 20 to 25 doys; 60 cents oer line per doy. tho p l o c w ^ of any odvtr- STEEL Ertctor/Weldor. I Auctions...... 04 ' Roofing/Sidina...... Musical Hems...... 36 or more doys: 50 cents per Mne per doy. tWiw In tiM Monchostor Ho- Connpctino and laying WELDER, Portable FULL time cashiers CERTIFICD Nurse Aide. H IG H LY mofrvdted Intel­ F ln o nclo l...... i 05 Rantols Flooring...... Comeros ond Photo Equipment. Minimum eftorge: 4 fines. ■NOWNS FLOWENS TW O Eclecfrldons able Electricol...... Pets ond SupoMes...... rold, Advtrflstr horobv dock, w ill train. Many wtldlng and field work. needed. Full benefits Immediate openings ligent person. Oeilreto RoenM ter Rent...... 3 PoolUong to perform glectrlcol Apartments for Rent...... Heoting/Plumbinp...... MIsceiloneous for Sole...... DEADLINES: For claulfied odvertlsements to ooroM to pretoct, indomntfy frlngp banpflts Inlcud- Cali East Hartford and vacation plans all shifts, full time and learn a mutt. Please Emplovmanf a Education ...... *2 MIscolloneoos Services___ Too Soles...... end hold hormloss tho Mon- construction and main­ Condemlnlums for Rent.. be published Tuesday through Soturdovt the Ing dontal. East Hart­ AvaNaMa W e ld in g . 289-2323. available. Apply In per­ part time positions. Ev- tenance. Journey­ coll the Pipe Dream Help Wonted...... it Homes for Rent...... jJ Services Wonted...... Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... deodilne is noon on the day before pubiicotlon. chMtor Horold, Hs offlcors ford Welding. 209-3323. Pert time Flower pro- EOE. • Sltuollon Wonted...... 13 Stsra/Oftice Snoco...... For odvertlsements to be published Mondovt ood omplovoos opolnst any son, Arthur'6 Drug, 942 . ary other waakand ra- man's license needed. Stove Shop between Buslntit OpportunltlM ...... 13 EOE. ®aa*or 3-4 hours per Main SL, Monch^er. Retort Prepartv...... Merctiondlsa the deodilne Is 3:X p.m. on Fridov. ond oil liability, lou or a u t 6 m o t i v | . drawing oulrad. For more Infor­ Willing to be trained to lOom-Spm, Monday, Instruction...... 14 Industrial Fronertv...... Automotive oxponso, Includlnp ottor- day plus Soturoeys. company seeks respon­ mation please call, Tuesday, Thursday Emplovmtnt Services...... IS ...... 2 Holldov/Seosonol...... EN ER G ETIC person who work on hlgb voltage Oordoes ond Iterooe...... •...... 2 Antiques and Collectibles.. Cors for Sole...... READ YOUR AD. Classified odvertlsements ore noys* foot, orlslnp from parfeot for high school sible person to Install . Director of Nursing, equipment such as and Friday, 487-1577. Roommates Wanted...... 2 Ctefhlng...... token bv telephone os o convenience. The SHOWNOOM likes being out of doors Wonted lo Rent...... Trucke/Vons for Sole ...... claims of unfair trodo proctl- student. radios, speed controls, Crastflald Convales­ transformers and eors- Raol Estata Compers/Trollers...... Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one cos, Infrlnpomont of trodo- and beautiful sur­ DELI Help. Full and part Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of SALES Part time sales clerk sunroofs and other au­ roundings. Must enloy cent Home, 565 Vernon wltchers. Call 643-1021. time positions availa­ Hornet for Sole ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... •norks, trodo nomos or pot- St., Manheester. 643- S6rvic65 ' Machinery ond Toole...... Auto Services...... the original insertion. Errors which do not onto, violation of rlphts of Full time position and helper. 3 days per tomotive accessories. working with food and ble. No experience ne­ Condominiums for Sole...... 23 Lown ond Gorden...... Autos tor Rent/Leose...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not Must hove own tools. 5151.______cessary. Apply In per­ Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E o t...... MIsceiloneous Automotive be corrected bv on oddltlonol Insertion. privacy and Infrlnpomont of available In growing, week, alternating be out going with peo­ Inveetment Property...... 24j Cieonlnp Servicee. cpoyrlpht and proprlotary schedule. Experience preferred ple. Full and part time SHORT Order cook. Ex- son to Dell Manager, ...... S2 Fu«i Oll/Cool/Fhewood ... Wonted to Buy/Trode...... busy, floor covering but will train capable unW r compotitlon Full time noral de­ days at our outdoor parlance needed. Highland Park Market. « u. ond llbol and slandor, sshich company — Experi­ signer. Experience person. For Interview market, September- Apply In parson: John­ 317 Highland Street. may rosult from tho publica­ please call. Custom November. Coll Patti nie's Brass Kay, 829 Mancheeter. % tion of any odvortlsmont In ence not necessary. preferred but not re­ Auto Radio Distribu­ DowLMo anriN tho Monchostor Horold bv quired. Apply; or Debbie, Old Cider Main Street, PULL time or part time In H U HOMES HOMES Looking for ambi­ tors of Ct., Inc. 289-9396, Mill, 1287 Main St., Manchester. t> 1887 by Nf A. Me IKLPWMITED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED FMSAIE odvortlsor, Includlnp odvor- Monday-Friday, 9om- HIRING! furniture manufOctur- FOR SALE FOR SALE tlsomonts In any froo distri­ tious person, willing BrowR’s FlowBrs Glastonbury. 633-4880. RN/LPN. Two 12 hour Ing. experience notne- bution publications pub- 5pm.______M ED IC A L Raceptlanist to learn. 643-5168 LANDSCAPE laborers'.' weekend shifts. Paid •Minigir Trilnit cessorv we will train. HARDWARE Store sales SOUTHERN New Eng­ M ANCHESTER. $119,900. MAGNIFICENT. Stun­ llshod by tho Monchostor 1N3 MbIr Str«M A U TO air conditioning Full time position. 649^ for 32 hours plus pro­ Must be reliable and naedMt for challenoino person. Good pay, be­ land closslfleld ads Herald. Ponny Sloffort, between 9 AM -5 PM. Installer. Growing position with busv Cafotiria WorlMra Immaculate 6 room ning L-shoped 2,700 so. Publlshor. ManchBstar, CT 1982 or 8754832 after rated benefits. $335.68 •AitL Minigir dependable. Apply In P u zzle s nefits. Good learning reach nearly 8(XI,000 Cope, family neighbor­ foot contemporary Co­ company seeks auall- 5pm.______per week. 647-1624. person; Nop Brothers practice. No Saturdav environment! Apply Part time and substi­ homes In Connecticut 643-84S5 fled persons to Install •MNhmle Hilpir or evening hours 646- hood, treed yard! Per­ lonial. 3-4 bedrooms, GRAMPY'S corner store WAITER/woitress. Full LPN. Group home In Parlor Frame Com­ Conyers Hardware, 63 tute workers needed and Rhode Island. The fect starter home! S. K. 3'/2 baths, central air, ILDST has openings for ca- air conditioning and •Pin ChMiiri pany. 133 Naubuc Ave. 1119 for an Interview. Tolland Tpke. price tor a basic 25 FULL time counter per­ other related automo­ or part time. Expe­ Manchester. Part time Immediately. Apply S. 724-1779, 521-2991. central vac, skvilghrs, ANDFDUND shlers/clerks. Flexible rience preferred but weekends 6am-2pm Glastonbury. 633-7511. ACROSS 35 Kingdom Ansuver to Previous Punte BABYSITTER needed BARTENDER. Private word ad Is only $90 and lacuuzzi and much son. Maintenance and tive accessories. Expe­ •Bir Mildt/ 38 Femme fiuie Washington School at Cafeteria office will appear In 75 news­ M ELLOW 8i Minted. A hours. Liberal benef­ not necessary. Apply at and 2pm-10pm. Full CHILD Core; Afternoon 1 Court order □□BD (nnci □□□□ club, part time even­ more. Open House LOST. One black brief­ its. Apply at Grampy's deliveries. High school rience preferrred but Me Kong Restaurant. B iiU n d irt 39 Kilted OQDD QQD □□□□ area, after school tor Manchester Board papers. For more In­ tart full blend of old graduate preferrred. will train capable per­ time 2pm-10pm. Excel­ child care for kinder­ SWho(Fr.|. 41 Octene ings, 6-12. Call 646-9010, and new combine to Tuesdays and Thurs- case In the Manchester corner store 706 Main 649-0090. lent salary and com­ garten and 1st grader. □□□□ BCQ □□□□ two children. Call otter Tom ■______of Education. formation call Classi­ doys, 6;00-8;00pm. Appivat: Redfleld Ren­ son. Must have own •C fc k till 8 Smell bird numbers 5 pm. 649-9958. fied, 643-2711 end ask create this clean 3 bed­ Parkade Shopping St. Manchester. pany paid benefits. Call Flexible days and 12 Inner (abbr.) QGGDQD □□□□□□ 45 N. Sehaal tiraot Come see our models. tal Center, 11 Tolland tools. Immediate TEACHING Assistant. for detotls.D room Colonial Cope on Center. It was lost be­ PART TIME 647-1624.______W iitr m n hours. Transportation Hebrides 42 Sea mountain B O D m QD OFFICE Work. Gal Frl- Century 21 Epstein tween the hours of 11:00 Tpke, Manchester. placement available. £]□□□□ DtilQ QQD Energetic loving per­ Tal. 047-3401 North Elm street..Clos- 0LA8TDNDURY Please call Custom RETAR. SALES PART TIme/full time •Snick Bar Paopli reaulred. Glastonbury itlend 48 CivU War dav to man the phones sons needed for day M ANCHESTER. It you slc oak wood work, Reol Estote. 647-8895.0 and 12:00 on Thursday CLERICAL. Full time of­ Manchester road area. 13 Lett mo. initials (abbr.l BOG BOBCa □□□ for customer orders are looking tor a home Auto Radio Distributor Positions are now help wanted. Arthur 47 Weekend- care center. Morning stenciled walls, plush BUILD to Suit. Custom the 30th. Reward for It's fice position, 40 hours a •Cnntral Dnk 633-3143 or 633-3501. Ask 14 Greek cheese BOB QQDB DGn and general office don't miss this lovely 8 design your dream return. 237-1113 or SYLVAN week, Mondav - Fri­ of Ct., 389-9396. Mon­ Drug Warehouse. welcoming □□□ BOD □□□□□ or afternoons. Call carpeting and a 2 cor available at Munson's Apply In person, 9-3.942 •Banaril Libortri for Ann. 15 Novelist work. Pleasant and Sonshine Day Care room like new Colon­ garage. 1 year home house on this beautiful Manchester Police day. Sam to 4:30pm. day through Friday Ferber abbr. □ □ □ G O D Roal Estata LEARNING 9om to 5pm.______Chocolates, Route 8, Main Street, D E N TA L Hygienist. High 49 Neil friendly voice, above Center. 646-7160. ial, that otters 3 bed- worronty Inicuded. treed wooded lot on o Department.______Reliability and accu­ 16Meds of □ QCIBCIB □□□□□□ Bolton. Hours; Mon­ Manchester.______quality preventative container overage earnings. rooms,1'/i bahts, fam­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto cul-de-soc In Bolton. FOUND. Tiger kitten. 4 racy lomportant. Ex­ REEDS at the Parkade. (mM.| QDDB BBD QBBB Work schedule flexi­ A G(X>D lob for the right CENTER day-Friday, 4-8 p.m., M A TU R E Person needed Apply In parson office. Modern facili­ 50 Mere handful person. Pay rate above ily room, living room Realtors. "We Guaran­ Our plans or yours. white paws, white belly perience using adding Sales and cashier at 17Need 51 Take cere of QBIDB DDD □□□□ ble. Benefits Include HOMES fireplaced, formal din­ Coll tor details. Cen­ seeks a rs ^ n s lb ls machine, typing skills stationery book store. and approximately 8 for smalt office. Diver­ ties, full or part time ISGreuy eree average. Manchester tee Our Homes". 646- and face. Vicinity Holl 6PM-11PM position In established 52 Otemical □□□□ □□□ CIEIDB paid vacation. Insu­ ing room, kitchen and 2482.0 tury 21 Epstein Real person as a Teachers helpful. Apply In per­ hours on Saturday or sified duties Include 19Sec^ suffix Tobacco & Candy has |PDB8ALE St., Manchester. 643- JEWELRY sales. Year office. Salary negotia­ 6 Defunct rance and paid holi­ enclosed sun room with Estote. 647-8895.0 7850______Aide. Monday through son Prague Shoe Com­ round part time posi­ Sunday — totaling 15- typing, filing, tele­ president 53 Accumulated 33Dependad days. Apply In person: openings tor ware­ M ANCHESTER. $199,500. Sllvar Lanes ble. 875-6269. football 34 Baarlika a 2 car oarage. All tor Friday, 8-1:00. Refer­ pany, 200 Pitkin St., tion, flexible hours. 20 hours weekly at phone contact and gen­ 21 Heogerd matter Manchester Tobacco house and del I very per­ All TM l Mtote advertised In 2 houses, 1 lot. Small MOVING Right along! 11 FOUND McKee/Cooper novel 54 Concert halls taagua (abbr.) 36 Mora $209,000. Coll us. U 8. R Spacious 8 room Cape ences required. *5**/ East Hartford. Apply Diamond Show­ eral office procedures and Candy Co., 299 sons. 40 hours per the Manchester Herald Is Realty, 643-2692.0 single family home Hill Street young grey hour. Call Joann at *4.50/hour. Call for ap­ (will train). Evenings Bowlliig Cntr. 22 Is overfond 55 Compass 9 Think omamantit week, time and half lublect to the Fair Houilna Cod presently under case, Manchester Full time position logically Green Rd, Manchester. with 1 bedroom and male cot. White chest pointment 847-8830. and Saturday. Coll 643- 24 Mede cow point 37 Prayer book otter 40 hours. Insu­ Act ot 19U, which mokes It FIRST prize quality two-fomllv, each unit construction on Birch and paws. 646-0207. Porkade.______748 Silver Lane available Install­ sounds 56 Paris airport 10 Engravas 38 - - . voce DENTAL Hygienist. Illegal to advertise any pref­ 659-0400 RECEPTIONIST 1166.______11 Nude rance, paid vacation, young 3bedroom Wllll- with living room, kit­ Mountain Road In WAITRESS-Mornlng ment Loan Depart­ 26 Feel DOWN 40 Having e pile Large Manchester of­ erence, limitation ordlscrlm- IMPOUNDED. Male 1 C O LLE G E Help. Tem­ ADULTS for early morn- East Hartford 19 Tdiing for paid holidays when omsburo Colonial In chen and two bed­ Manchester. 3 bed­ shieft. Apply In person: 28 Stories 43 Heweiian fice. Saturday only. Iniitlon iNMed on race, color, year old mixed breed. Cntomar S«rvkB porary part time help Ino delivery of news­ ment. Applicant’s 1 Manipulata granted qualified. Apply In per­ religion, *ex or notional Lvdoll Woods.. This rooms. Great location, rooms, 2'/? baths, fire­ D E N TA L Receptionist. Johnnie's Brass Key, 569-2990 29 Swiss leks instruments Call 64S«S06 between Tan and black. Holly needed at Manchester paper. Door to door. requirements, good 2 Hone shows 20 Tiniest son, 299 Green Rd., origin, or on Intention to ; lavish residence Is convenient to busline place, 2 cor garage, 3 Manchester. Port time 8 2 9 Main St., 30 Advenced in 44 Wishes (si.) S:00 and 5:30.______street. Abandoned- evenings. Will train. Join the front office Community College South Windsor area. communication 3 Inherent 23 Proteinlike Monchester.______moke any such preference, /. Cleon and coptuotlno. and all shopping. Coll zone heat. Wooded 1 'h Manchester. veers 4Pegode substance 45 S-shsped limitation or discrimination. See this lovely home acre lot. S284.900. Jack- ...Mole 8 week old Send resume to: P. O. bookstore. Flexible No collections, mi­ skills (a muat). Posi­ 31 Enterteiner DRIVER Fuel oil. Class 11 TE LE P H O N E Receptlo- the office for the de­ mixed breed. White team of Syndet Pro­ hours begining August 5 Tobacco 25 Severe molding license reaulred. De­ The Herald will not know­ with It's Urto dote floor son 8, Jackson Real Box 505, Manchester. leage allotment. Coll tion Involvga dealing ____ Sumec chew 48 Drug agency nlst/Coshler. Reliable tails. D. W. Fish Real and tan. Adams street. ducts, Inc. a national 31st through Sep­ Elite 241-6638. PART time driver needed experience pendable fuel oil deliv­ ingly accept any odvertlte- plan today I Blanchard Estate. 643-1591 or 871- • Estate. 647-8400.O D EN TA L Assistant. Man- with branches and 32 Rubber tree 6 Forearm bone 27 Mild oath (abbr.) mature person needed ment which li In violation of Belonged to Ben Botes, manufacturer and tember 21st. Days and 1 or 2 days per week for 33 Demp ery east of river. Expe­ Immediately for posi­ 8, Rossetto. "We Gua­ 1400.0 YO U 'R E Cordially In­ chester. Immediate BOOKKEEPER/ local automobile 7 Detail 28 Thy 50 Whet person the low. rantee Our Houses". 35 Bond Street, Hart­ evenings. Experience light delivery and store rienced only. Full time. tion os cashier tele­ BOULDER Road, Manh­ vited..To preview the ford. Please coll the full time position. Will supplier of products helpful, will train. Call work. Apply In person dealers processing Insurance and benet- (GOVERNMENT Homes 646-2482.0 OFHCE CLERK 1 0 11 phone receptionist. Ap­ eester. $289,900. 2,600 dymonlte prints of this Manchester Dog train. Send resume to: to the commercial 643-1097. HELP!! Flower Fashion, 85 E. Its. Coll 647-9137. from $1 (U repair). P . O . B o x 505, applications and plicant should have Delinquent tax prop­ EXCELLENT Starter. plus square toot 4 bed­ great big 4 bedroom Worden at 643-6643. vehicle wash Indus­ Excellent benefits RECEPTIONIST. Man- WanaedanacUve Center St., completad notes. In­ PRE-SCHOOL part time pleasant personality Manchester. $136,900. 3 room Colonial with ex­ Colonial to be built In Monchester.______Monchester.______erty. Repossessions. try. Excellent tele­ available. That In­ chester law offlce.Ans- Individual to coma terested parties help. If you love child­ and good math apti­ Coll 805-687-6000 exten- bedroom dormered tra large bedrooms, 15' Bolton. Beautiful 2.3 MEDICAL Asslslstan- cludes medical In­ werlng phones and work wRh our amall A LOVING and reliable ren, are organized, and tude. Experience help­ Cape with full brick X 24' sunken livning acre lot, 7'h baths, t/Receptlonlst. Flexi­ phone and typing please apply In par­ Sion GH 9965.______PERSONALS surance and a credit light tvplng.8:30-5. Call company. Talaphona woman needed to want to be a pre-school ful but not necessary. wall fireplace living room, dining room and enormous 1st floor, ble hours. Family skills required as son, Savings Bank Contact Lee, 64M749. EAST Hartford. Over­ family room, pretty- union. Apply dally. 643-1845. ______ofdan. light ordaring house Cleon and bab­ teacher please call room, dining room, 1st floor brick tire- practice. Send resume well as the ability to ysit 2 children 3 days of Manchester, Loan KIndercare In Man­ Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, sized 7 room raised completely oppllonced placed family room, country view. Call for WANTED women fo P. O. Box 9547, PART Time Cleaning. 10- and packaging. Ranch near Long Hill bowlers. Team or Indl- deal with a fast Equal Opportunity 15 hours per week. per week In Bolton. Center, 923 Main St. chester. Linda 646-7090. Manchester. kitchen. Carpeted V h baths, wolkupattic, more details. $272,900. Bolton, Ct. 06043. Cualomara baaic duUaa. Country Club. 3 bed­ Jackson 8< Jackson vldoul. Thursday, 9am, Em plo yer Manchester. Must be Wa ara young and Please coll Angela at EOE knotty pine rec room 2 cor garage. Set on PART time general office paced environment. 649-0661.______Our continued increase in business has rooms, large family and lower level work­ beautifully landscaped Real Estote. 647-8400. Silver Lanes. Call dependable. Expe­ growing and Mil train. room, 3 baths, 2 cor Ruth, 643-9201. worker for Manchester Mon-FrI., 8-4:30. Ex­ rience preferred. Ex­ FiiN 8tna pratanad, part DR) VERS/Warehouse created career opportunities in our ser­ shop garage, nice lot. In prestigious area. TO P of the Line! I Quality real estate office. Typ­ cellent company be­ garage. Treed lot with neighborhood. D. W. D. W. Fish Realty. 643- craftsmanship and TEMPUS Fuglt! M. H. S. EL TO R ITO cellent pay. 743-5633. ttma oonaldarad. Apply: help. South Windsor RECEPTIONIST needed vice department. We are now in need of a a view. $179,000. U 8, R ing and bookkeeping nefits and pay. wholesaler Is looking for busy Glastonbury Fish Real Estate. 643- 1591 .□ materials ore found doss of 36A luncheon experience helpful. 646- 350 Roberts Street WELOER-FabrIcator. preventive maintenance serviceman. Realty 643-2692.0 1591 or 871-1400.O reservations for Sep­ Please call for an ap­ Must have 2 years ex­ Ct Cine & Reed tor 6 honest and depen­ office. Varied duties Tliis is a good opportunity for a young per­ M ANCHESTER. $229,000. throughout this brand 4655.______East Hartford, C T dable people. Knowl­ Include typing, light Manchester. Newer new 7 plus room Colon­ tember 23rd due by pointment: perience In blueprints Comptny son starting out. We will train, but candi­ September 1st. EVERGREEN Lawns has and layout. Company edge of Ct roads and cashiering, and ac­ duplex with five large ial, situated on over 1 openings for hard paid uniforms and be­ 205 Hartford Rd., clean driving record counting assistance. 30 date must have mechanical aptitudes. HELP WANTED HELPWAHTED rooms, 1'/i baths, fully acre on the outskirts of working lawn care spe­ Michelle O ’Neil TELEPHONE Operator- nefits. East Hartford Manchaatar necessary. Excellent Definite growth posi­ Welding experience helpful. Good driving oppllonced kitchens, Manchester. 4 beu- cialist yeor round em­ /Typlst. Seeking a full Welding. 289-2323. EOE benetits and regualr tion for the right per­ 41 record a must. Starting pay is $7.21 per decks and garages roorns, 2'/j baths, ployment available. overtime. Apply In per­ son. Full benefits. Call each side. Refect tor county kitchen with ANNOUNCEMENTS Syndet time telephone opera­ LABORER full time tor hour with the opportunity to make more Competitive wogesand tor. Must posess effec­ son between 9-3 at Berner Petroleum. 659- 47 48 money selling servi(% contracts, and Investor, two couples fireplace. Call for de-' benefits. Will train. Products, steel fabrication shop. Charter Marketing. 45 3515.______FULL-TIME SALES or owner occupied. tolls! $279,900. JacKSon tive telephone skills, Company paid uniform parts. We offer a very competitive com­ Good driving record typing 35-50wpm, apti­ S. Satellite Rd., S. R E N TA L agent Vernon 51 Sentry Real Estate. 643- 8i Jackson ReuI Estate. - and high school di­ and benefifs. Must CAREER Opportunity Windsor. 520-9623. pensation and benefit package. CLASSIC HNE JEWELRY 4060.0 647-8400.D Inc. tude for figures and have drivers license area apartment com­ NOW forming adult-child ploma reaulred. $300 basic office skills to $40-$80,000. y e a rly . TR A V E L agency east of plex. Approximately 54 For immediate consideration call (203) Manchester. We are looking for bowl Ing league. 2 hours per week salary plus P. O. Box 1425 and transportation. Leading lewelry manu­ Manchester perform a variety ot 289-2323. EOE. the river needs assist­ 20-30 hours weekly. Du­ 228-9478 or send resume to: Stordox someone who enjoys meeting of fun I For more Infor­ production bonus. Call clerical duties. Free facturer with 30 years ance typing and tele­ ties Include apartment Equipment Co., ATT: Rosie, P.O. Box mation call 649-9012 af­ 649-8667 between 9-5. parking. Benefits. In the Industry seeks a people. Retail experience a plus. 6 4 6 -0 1 7 2 representative to Intro­ phone etiquette re­ rental, keeping books 204, Colambla, CT. 08237. ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. Apply In person, DRIVERS quired. Will train. and managing staff. \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME We will train. Salary commensu­ Anytime on weekends. CONSULTING M ondov-Frlday, 8:30 Part-time. Good duce our outstanding Repsond to Box GG c/o Excellent working con­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Ask for Bee. Meeting to 4:30. Prague Shoe proven line for the first the Manchester ditions and benefits. rate with experience. Call for an i/29/87 2pm.o pay with bonus. time In the area. No Unscramble these four Jumbles, REPS Company, 200 Pitkin Herald. 871-2844. one letter to each square, to form St., East Hartford. We train. direct selling. 713- 683- interview: 649-4537 from 10 a. m. Mature person to EARN great monevi 9393. four ordinary words. help children and DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM to 5 p.m. Seeking a dependable, DRIVER-Truck. Depen­ 643-2373 S40K to S80K. Wholesale RirSAPN'S adults with a serious hard working Individ­ dable person with FUTLE clean driving record. marketing company problem Enuresis. ual to deliver papers In F U L L time position open needs dealer. Expand­ NEW OFFICE OPENINGS!! Has Immgiliate Opgnings the Manchester/South Over-time, great Appointments set by wages and benetits. for lawn care and ing nationally, no di­ SEPTEMBER 8 n us. Hard work and Windsor orea, on early landscaping mainte­ rect sells, wholesale CONDOS *56,900 — *119,000 Saturday mornings. Call 282-0831.______VNA Health Resources has a new office In Move in or lnve8tment/1-2 beoiroom travel required. nance, will train. 647- only, repeat sales. 713- Approximately 2>/

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