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Fed Gets Tough Against Inflation

Fed Gets Tough Against Inflation

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COVENTRY — For years, Clarence Ed­ mondson has been well-known as Coventry’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The for foreign products. resident pumpkin farmer. Each October, the Federal Reserve, signaling a tough The Reagan administration, be­ P Eklmqndson farm on Route 44 becomes a stance against Inflation under new ginning in September 1985, pursued celebration of Halloween and autumn, with Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, a policy of pushing the dollar lower pumpkins in every shape and sise. announced today It was Increasing as a way of reducing the huge U.S. For just as many years, however, Edmond­ Its discount rate, the Interest It foreign trade deficits. Administra­ son, 54, has been moonlighting as the principal charges on loans to U.S. financial tion officials hoped that higher of George Mersey Robertson School. He Institutions, from 5.5 percent to 6 costs for imports would reduce retired this summer. percent. Americans’ appetite for foreign “ I grew up on this farm, this house was the The Increase, the first In more products while at the same time barn.” said Edmondson during a recent than three years. Is effective making U.S. products more com­ interview at his home. Immediately. petitive on overseas markets. Soon after he was bom in 1932, his family In a brief statement, the Fed said While this strategy appears to be moved from Manchester to Coventry. “My Its decision “reflects the Intent of working, the turnaround took much four brothers and I worked our way through the Federal Reserve to deal effec­ longer than expected and has a college milking cows — we were poor," he tively and In a timely way with downside of Increasing inflationary said. potenUal Inflationary pressures.” pressures in the United States. He and his wife, Nancy, have been married The last Increase In the discount Economists had said that one of for 30years, and have threechildren: Paul, 27, rate came on April 9,1984, when it the key problems Greenspan would Peter, 26, and Bonnie. 23. moved from 8.5 percent to 9 face In his early months as Fed In the spring of 1954, “ Coy” as he is called by percent. Since then the rate has chairman was what to do to defend his friends, graduated from Willimantic State been cut seven successive times, the dollar if it began falling again. Teachers College, now Eastern Connecticut with the last reduction occurring a Economists said the financial State University. That fall he began as a year ago on Aug. 20, 1988, when it markets would be closely watching fourth-grade teacher at Robertson School. - dropped from 8 percent to 5.5 to see whether Greenspan acted to percent. “ I taught the afternoon session. I had 36 T: tighten credit conditions to dispel students and shared a room,” said Eldmond- The boost In the discount rate was any fears that he might not be as son. "We’ve come a long way since then.” likely to push a variety of Interest independent of political pressures Edmondson served two years in the U.S. rates, including mortgage rates, from a Republican White House as Arm y, then returned to the Coventry school higher in the weeks ahead. Voicker was. system. He has been principal of George The announcement by the Fed on Mersey Robertson School forfll-years. the dlaoeunt rags was fsHsyed ' almost imniediafely By Announce­ Though he pursued a career in education, ments by two large New York Edmondson farmed so he would have money banka. Chase Manhattan Bank and to send his children to college. In addition to KWore work <%emical Bank, that they were the pumpkins, the Edmondsons also raise raising their prime business lend­ strawberries and raspberries. 1 ing rates one-half percentage point He admits he fell into teachingand farming, but Jobless to 8.75 percent from 1.85 percent. but ended up enjoying both, 4 “The last three to five years as principal The Increase in the discount rate have been the most exciting,” he said, his eyes came after a three-week slide in the Hsrald photo by nmo rate steady lighting up. “ We brought in a new language value of the dollar on foreign currency exchanges. Many ana­ program to help children with learning Clarence Edmondson of Coventry shows off one of the pumpkins on his te disabilities. We also began new math and lysts had expected the Fed would be ....WASHINGTON (AP) - The to forced to act to stabilise the falling writing programs.” farm on Route 44. Edmondson retired this summer as principal of number of Americans working S( There have been some frustrations, he Coventry’s George Mersey Robertson School. dollar by pushing up interest rates swelled by more than a third of a In the United States. million last month to a record 113 acknowledged, including the public opposition a( Higher rates In this country make million, but the unemployment rate to building new schools and long overdue tendent. “ He brought in a lot of programs, — instead I ’m painting the house.” he said this dollar-denomlnated investments held steady at 8 percent due to a T raises for educators. language, math, and reading. He is liked by a week. more popular with foreigners, who nearly Identical rise in the labor ni It is apparent the decision to retire was a large number of staff and parents, and he will “ The kids are alt grown now, so we’ll now hold a sixable percentage of force, the government said today. a difficult one for him. Edmondson said he will be missed.” probably cut back on the raspberries and U.S. debt. Some 354,000 more Americans n most miss his “ dedicated and talented staff, - Edmondson plans to use his retirement to strawberries.” said Edmondson, as he This interest rate scenario is took home a paycheck in August and the children.” get some things done that he couldn’t g^done admired a hummingbird in his garden similar to what happened last than In July, but the civilian labor 01 “ I have worked with him since m y arrival in before, and continue farming. ^ outside. “ But the pumpkins will still be there spring when investor worries about force — those either working or V i 1984,” said Nathan Chester, school superin- “ I ’d have been starting back to work today in the fall.” Inflation caused the dollar to actively looking for jobs — grew by A decline on foreign exchange 350,000, the Labor Department markets. This led to a slump In bond said. ei markets that pushed Interest rates ’The number of jobless workers S i sharply h li^r. fell last month to 7,221,000, a Ji The Fed's decision to raise the decrease of 3,000 from July, when It ai Iranian missile falls near tanker discount rate was approved on a 4-0 had reached the lowest level It had 81 vote with two board members, been since April 1980, the Bureau of said Kuwait-based shipping n MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) - A reported that the Italian Cabinet considered one of the most serious Martha Seeger and Robert Heller, Labor Statistics said. officials. ■Silkworm missile fired from decided today to send a naval task threats to gulf shipping in Iran’s absent. Over the past 15 months, the There was no official confirma­ h Iranian-held territory landed just force to the gulf, including mines­ arsenal. The action was the first signifi­ jobless rate has gradually edged Its tion of the reported attack on the two miles from U.S.-flagged Ku­ weepers and escort ships. Shipping sources said the missile cant move the central bank has way down from 7.2 percent without f( Saudi Arabian ship. The shipping waiti tankers today, hours after a In Baghdad, a military commu­ hit two miles from the Al Ahmadi oil made since Greenspan replaced a single blip upwards. The last time 8 sources, speaking on condition of Saudi vessel was attacked in the nique said Iraqi warples blasted loading terminal, where the two Paul Voicker as chairman on Aug. the unemployment rate was lower G Persian Gulf and two of its anonymity, said seven crewmen three Iranian oil installations si­ reflagged Kuwaiti tankers were 11. was in November 1970, when It crewmen killed, sources said. were wounded in the attack Thurs­ multaneously in southern Khuzes- anchored, and one mile from Mina An Increase in the discount rate Is stood at 5.9 percent. Cl A senior official of a gulf nation day night. tan province. al-Abdullah, Kuwait’s main ship­ the most dramstic move the central An alternate rate that includes 1.7 H government said the Silkworm was The reported attack came as The missile attack at the north­ ping port just south of the oil bank can make to signal its million uniformed members of the w another convoy of U.S. warships fired from Iranian-occupied terri­ ern extreme of the gulf was the first terminal. intentions to push rates higher as a armed forces stationed In the n and Kuwaiti tankers steamed south tory in southern Iraq and that it fell reported use of the Chinese-built The official, who refused to have way of keeping a curb on inflation­ United States in the calculations 01 harmlessly in waters oH the coast through the gulf. It was the latest Silkworm, which Iran also has his name used or his country ary pressures in the economy. also remained unchanged at 5.9 of Kuwait. incident in fighting between Iran deployed at the Strait of Hormuz at identified, said the missile was One of the major forces that has percent. The missile hit just two miles and Iraq that has damaged at least the extreme southern end of the fired about 4 a.m. from the vicinity been pushing up prices this year In the last year, the economy has from where two reflagged Kuwaiti 20 ships since Saturday. waterway. The weapon, which of Faw peninsula, in the southern has been the falling dollar, which created nearly 2.5 million new jobs, 9 tankers were anchored for loading. Italy’s state-run R AI television carries a 1,000-pound warhead, is end of the Shaft al-Arab waterway. boosts the cost Americans must pay 155,000 in August alone. m Bi TODAY g Zoners hear heated arguments ft Coup in Burundi Labor Day closings n Burundi President Jean-Baptiste Monday is Labor Day, a state and closed Monday. The An­ U about quarry permit in Boiton Bagaza arrived in Kenya today en and federal holiday. dover Public Library will ^ a ' route to his central African nation, Menlclpel offices: All will be closed Monday. oi where mutinous soldiers said they weeks ago from David C. Buck of chell Kallet. representing Dooley closed Monday. Retailers: Most stores will be P .Bv Bruce Matzkin had ousted him and installed a closed on Monday. Box Mountain Quarries, Inc., the and tbe^Zoning Commission, con­ State and federal offices: Herald Reporter military junta In his place. Story on Banks: All banks will be owner since October 1982. tended that the permit was granted CHosed Monday. State Motor page 5. Vehicle Department offices and closed Monday. Some will be BOLTON — In a five-hour hear­ Buck’s 1986 permit application in 1983 because the Zoning Commis­ auto emissions testing stations open on Saturday. ing Thursday that became heated for the first time included a map sion thought the quarrying was showing the areas that were taking place only in the industrial A fair weekend close today at 12; 30 p.m. and will U q M r : Package stores will be at times, the Zoning Board of reopen ’Tuesday. closed Monday. Bars will re­ Appeals heard two sides argue over quarried on the 10.2-acre parcel. zone. Clear tonight with low 40 to 45. i Buck’s first three applications, Branse said this was not the case. Pest offices: There will be no main open. 7 whether quarrying should be al­ Fair Saturday and Sunday with mall delivery on Monday, but Garbage collection: There lowed in a part of the Bolton Notch from 1983 to 1985, did not include a "If you can buy that. I ’ve got some highs In the 70s. Chance of showers the main lobby of the Manches­ will be no refuse collection quarry that is zoned residential. map. Buck said one was included in land in for sale.” he told Monday. Details on page 2. ter Post Office w l l ^ open from Monday in Manchester or Bol­ Much of the argument centered 1986 because the Zoning Commis­ commission members. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A townwide ton. Collection will resume Tues­ on the Zoning Commission’s 1986 sion had requested that he supply a Branse argued that Dooley and Index collection will be made at 5 p.m. day, with scheduled pickups denial of a permit to the owner of detailed plan the Zoning Commission simply Libraries: Tbe Mary Cheney being pushed back one day. all the Bolton Notch quarry, The 1986 permit was denied, changed their minds in midstream 24 pages, 2 sactlont and Whlton Memorial libraries week.. ' Mark Branse, the attorney re­ according to Zoning Commission “ for reasons we don’t understand Lottery. will be closed through the Em^gtlncy aambers: In Man­ presenting the quarry’s present Chairman Philip G. Dooley, be­ and probably never will.” Advice. weekend and will reopen ’Tues­ chester, highway, 847-3233; re­ owner. Dr. Peter J. Lawler of cause the map showed that quarry­ Branse recalled an April 11.1983. Business_____24 Obituaries____ 12 day. The bookmobile will not fuse, 847-3248; sewer and water, American Heritage Stone Inc., told ing activities had moved into a letter in which Dooley told Buck Classified - 17-23 Opinion______8 run. Bolton’s Bentley Memorial 847-3111. the ZBA that the Zoning Commis­ residential zone. that it was the formal opinion of Oie Com ics______8 People______2 Library will bp^-closed. Tbe Manchester Herald: The He­ sion acted improperly on May 21, town attorney that the right to Connecticut^__4 Sports------9-12 j Booth and Dimock Library In rald will not publish Monday and 1986. when it denied the yearly B U C K SAID that a permit issued quarry in the residential zone had Entertainment 14 Televitlon _ 10 Coventry will be open Saturday its offices will be closed. permit. in 1983 never made mention of' Focus------13 U.S./World -5 , 12 Lawler bought the qua try several residential areas. Attorney Mit­ Please turn to page 12 Local new t.3.^12 Weather_ _ _ 2 • MANCHES’l'ER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 4 , 1087 — $ 4 - t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 4. 19«7 Sadloski: THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER T. Clark Hull TheAccu-We » »M'‘’«o*»c*st tort AJi..S»luwl»y.S€pHiwl>erJ5 Accu-Wealher‘“'forccasl lor Satiwday 50 ‘ * Daytime Coriditions and High Temperature*; mall leaflet lyp ica r Is nominated to Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Herald Reporter Supreme Court The Board of Directors’ decision to publish a leaflet in advance of the By Judd Evtrhort referendum on the proposed $13 Tho Assoclotod Press million bond issue for the Buckland Hills mall and surrounding devel- HARTFORD - T. Clark Hull, an opmente is in keeping with the Appellate Court judge and former directors' previous actions, said Republican lieutenant governor mall opponent Elizabeth Sadloski. and state aenator, says his nomina­ Dirty Money ‘ * “I don’t think they’ve been acting , tion to the Supreme Court is "the appropriately on anything. They’ve Between 1912 and 1918, the U.S. Treasury emplqyed perfect cap" to his quarter-century been working on behalf of the in state service. workers to wash, dry and iron paper money. In an effort developer all along,” Sadloski said Hull was nominated to the high thia morning. to save on the expense of printing new'bills, the court on Thursday by Democratic ’The directors voted at their CoW SuOonary Treasury tried to clean and recycle about 30 percent of Gov. William A. O’Neill. 19ft/ Atjtu I»M meeting ’Tuesday to ask voters in a O’Neill also nominated three the bills banks turned in as unfit. “ Paper” money then November referendum whether the was actually made with linen, and a special machine Superior Court judges to the town should issue $13 million In Appellate Court, the state’s second- ^ could wash and rinse up to 40,000 notes per day. But in tax-increment bonds to pay for road highest tribunal: Flemming L. ' World War I, linen was dumped in favor of cotton, and and utility improvements around Norcott Jr., 43, of New Haven; the proposed mall. They also s Front scatters rain; the money-washing machines were scrapped.^ Edward Y. O’Connell, 57, of We­ d e c id e to publish a leaflet outlin­ th e rs fie ld ; and (ie o rg e D. ing bow the bonds will be used and w DO-YOU KNOW — Who is the Secretary of the Stoughton, 67, of West Hartford. Treasury? how they’ll be paid off. Norcott and O’Connell are Demo­ 30s in New Engiand Sadloski said today she would crats, Stoughton is a Republican. TH U R S D A Y ’S ANSW ER — Most' of the energy in an begin her own information cam­ " I am very thrilled that Governor electric light bulb takes the form of heat. paign after Labor Day. She and the O’Neill has given me this opportun­ CLARK HULL By The Associated Press southeastern Georgia and coastal Manchester Property Owners As­ 9-4-87 i Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1987 ity to serve on the state’s highest . “perfect cap" sections of the Carolinas. sociation, which challenged the court," Hull said. " I t ’s a perfect E directors’ decision last year to issue A cold front scattered rain from The cold front spread showers A Newapaper in Education Program cap to my 25-year career in all three Tulisano said, however, that a the West to the Midwest today as and thunderstorms from eastern Sponaored by the bonds, have argued that the branches of state government." mall would cost the town more in citizen complaint had been filed early-morning temperatures Nevada to central South Dakota Said O’ Neill: “ I know these men regarding Hull’s conduct during a dipped into the 30s in northern and western Nebraska. Rain was The Manchester Herald services than the income it is well and I (eel all four will make expected to generate. particular Appellate Court case New Engiand. widely scattered across southern outstanding contributions in their and said ’’we’ re checking it out." Sadloski said the specifics of the Showers and thunderstorms Harald pkole by Pinto new posts.” All (our nominations Although he refused to discuss Arizona, southern Nebraska, campaign against the bond issue developed along a stationary are subject to legislative the details of the complaint, be said western Kansas and northern have not been worked out. but she confirmation. he doubted It would hold up Hull’s front and ranged across Florida, Missouri. expects that advertising and mail­ Men at work Almanac The nomination of Hull, a jovial confirmation. Skies were cloudy to partly ings will be involved. P Bush Hill Rood gets a new coat of chip used on outlying roads, moves today to 66-year-old lawyer from Danbury, Hull said the complaint had been cloudy over the Rockies, Plains, Sadloski would not predict the Today’s wsather picture was drawn by Brendan David sealing Wednesday under the town's had been expected for weeks. He filed by a New Britain man who had upper Mississippi Valley and outcome of the referendum. “ I Villa Louisa Road. The town Is resurfac­ Weather Trivia Sept. 4. 1987 Wright. said his wife had been pleased with accused him of "saying something I from Florida to Virginia. Clear PrIndivilie, who lives on Timrod Road and attends Martin would hope that the people realize road-paving program. The contractor ing about 15 miles of road this summer. the appointment but had told him: didn’t say."He said that earlier this skies prevailed across most of the Today Is the 247th TODAY’S MOON: Between that they can’t trust the administra­ applying the chip seal, a type of coating What is Ote d e w point? school. "It doesn’t make any difference. year the Judicial Review Council rest of the nation. day of 1987 and the first quarter (Aug. 31) and tion to necessarily work on their 76th day of summer. full moon (Sept. 7). You’ll still have to take out the had concluded it was "an un­ Early-morning temperatures o behalf,” she said. garbage." CONNECTICUT WEATHER founded complaint" and dismissed dipped into the 40s in the T O D A Y ’S TRIVIA: In what year did golf­ Residents should have realized He said he hoped the Supreme the matter. that when the directors voted last Northeast, the northern Rockies Central, E aitem Interior, Southwest Interior; er Tom Watson win his first Masters Court would be his "next-to-final The nominations now go to TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in Patriofs Park in Coventry and some sections of the Great Sunny today. High 70 to 75. Winds light north. Clear tournament? (a) 1975 (b) 1977 (c) 1979 year In favor of the bond issue resting place." Tulisano’s committee (or Interim Lakes region. 1972, swimmer Mark Spitz won his without giving them a say, Sadloski Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D- tonight. Low 40 to 45. Winds nearly calm. High 75 to 80 seventh gold medal at the Munich TODAY’S BARBS appoval and the full legislature will Today’s forecast called for rain said. Rocky Hill, co-chairman of the vote on them early in 1988. He said Saturday and Sunday. Fair Sunday. Chance, of Olympics. BY PHIL PASTORET Asked what motivation the direc­ and thunderstorms scattered Hamburgers and politicians have one gets $15,000 for an overhaul Judiciary Committee, called Hull he expected all (our nominees to be tors would have to work against the from^ the southern and mid- showers Monday. Highs in 70s and low 80s. T O D A Y ’S BIRTHDAYS: Anton Bruck­ thing in common: Both w e subject to "a very bright, lucid individual.” approved. Atlantic states through Florida; ner (1824); Mary Renault (1905); Rich­ grilling should the occasion arise. people, she answered, " I don’t " I love him,’’ Tulisano said. Hull was elected to the state West Coastal, East Coastal: Sunny today. High 70 to By Jacqueline Bennett shell. In total, the work will cost Connelly said he Is trying to get ard Wright (1908); Mitzi Qaynor (1931); know, but money and power always "He's going to bis a great judge" on Senate in 1962 and elected lieuten­ and from the northern Plains and 75. Winds light north and becoming southwest around Herald Correspondent $30,000. an OK from the university to hold a Tom Watson (1949) seem to have a stronger effect than the Supreme Court. ant governor In 1970. upper Mississippi Valley through Spending a week in Washington during According to Young, the state regatta on the lake in late October 10 mph. Clear tonight. Low 50 to 55. Winds light a hot spell is known as Capitol the average taxpayer.” the central Rockies and High TODAY’S QUOTE: "I headed North full aproved the money for the park, or early November. southwest. High in the middle 70s Saturday and punishment. The directors and the town COVENTRY - The town will Plains of Kansas and Nebraska. of a hazy notion that life could be lived administration have said that the receive about $15,000 from the state though it rejected the rest of the The club has been using Coventry Sunday. Fair Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. with dignity, that the personaiities of bonds would be paid off oyer a ■for improvements to Patriot’s town’s request for a feasibility Lake over the last two years for Highs were predicted in the 60s others shouid not be violated, that men TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Golf­ High in 70s. IS-year period from property taxes Park, said town recreation director study for improvements to the rowing practice. Last spring, the across the northern Rockies and should be able to confront other men er Tom Watson won the Masters tour­ Rick Young. town’s playing fields. club notified the town that it would Northwest Hills: Sunny today. High around 70. without tear or shame” — Richard nament for the first time In 1977. on the 785,000-square-foot mall and much of New England; 90s over surrounding development. The Ho- “ These things were going to be Some improvements have al­ like to hold a regatta on the lake. the central and southern Plains Winds light and variable. Clear tonight. Low 40 to 45. ready been completed at the park. "The commission would lik^ to smOoq uofiesuopuoo mart Development Co. of Chicago, done, but now the money is and into the lower Mississippi Winds nearly calm. High in the middle 70s Saturday the mall developer, has said that availalbe. It will help,” Young said The entire project is likely to be see the races, and is glad to let the •PIMM le emteiaduiet w u Valley, southern Florida and and Sunday. Fair Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. Astrograph without road and utilities improve­ after the Parks and Recreation finished by next summer. Young club use the property.” said Young. southern valleys of California. Highs in 70s. ments financed by the bonds, Commission meeting Wednesday said. “ They will have to get a permit building the mail would not be night at the Town Office Building. In other matters. Ken Donnelly, from the town to hold the regatta.” profitable. The funds will help pay (or new coach for the University of Connec­ According to Young, the club but have been denied will be in your Sadloski said a mall won’t be the bathrooms, hookup to the new ticut crew club, said the club will would like to lease property In order hands shortly. Don’t give up hope at this economic boon to the town that sewer system, a gravel parking lot. begin practice sessions on Coventry to build a clubhouse near the lake at stage of the game. some have contended it will be. and electricity at the new band Lake in two weeks. Patriot’s Park. That is unlikely, IN(^ J JUST fbU*K> OUT I I <0OHPER£P IF Place. 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Son R Houstt face Soviets Clnelo -Bv The Associated Press Atlcm« Lot Al By Ken Rappoport Son D( , nian M arino’s plan to sit out the The Associated Press I rest of the preseason waiting for his Canada Cup sw^len knuckle to heal has been HARTFORD — The accent was Mor scrapped. on stamina when Team USA played Pith Instead, the Dolphins’ quarter- Hou Canada last Wednesday night and with timing and pace." Cln< back will return tonight as Miami it’s expected to be on speed tonight Both Sator and Team USA Coach ;*p)ay8 host to the Buffalo Bills on the when the Americans face the Soviet Bob Johnson were upset with the Phil j final weekend of exhibition play. Union in the Canada Cup. officiating by Finnish referee Karl- No I s .. In other games Friday night, the ’’Without question, this will be the Gustav Kaisla. Both felt that Kaisla s “ N ew York Jets travel to San Diego, fastest of an^games we’ll play in was intimidated by Team Canada. CInt j^ ew Orleans is at Cincinnati. New (SotMl the tournament," observed Ted "He was in over his head," Sator AAOl h£ngland plays Atlanta at Jackson- Sator, assistant coach of Team said. “ Team Canada got away with (Poirr C^ille. Fla., and San Francisco is at USA. “ Pace and discipline away a lot of things they shouldn’t have." Pith Seattle. (Ryan from the puck will be important.” "It was a Stanley Cup game, but Son f On Saturday. Chicago plays the The heralded Soviets, along with we didn’t have Stanley Cup officiat­ (8AOOI { Raiders at Los Angeles. Cleveland Canada the co-favorites of this ing," Johnson said. "W e had four ^lays Green Bay at Milwaukee, (Hllloi E prestigious international hockey guys cut and didn’t even get one E Phil •diouston is at Dallas! the New York tournament, went through a light­ major penalty out of It." dico IGiphts play at Pittsburgh. Tampa hearted, but precision, workout at Because of strict Canada' Cup ant j Qsiy is at Indianapolis and Washing­ the Hartford Civic Center’Thursday rules against fighting which penal­ Phil ton IS at the Los Angeles Rams. The in preparation for the Americans, ize the guilty party with a suspen­ p.m. preseason schedule concludes Sun­ 'The Soviets featured work on Mot sion for the remainder of the game Son day when Kansas City plays St. their breakouts and power-play plus an additional game. Johnson Pith •'Louis at Memphis. Tenn. patterns, while an impressed Sator felt that fighting in the hard-hitting rkW games Thursday night, the looked on from the stands. contest was held to a minimum. ^ Mor ; Detroit Lions defeated the Philadel- "N o question, this is a world- " If we had been playing under P Son P rphia Eagles 36-3 and the Minnesota-, class team," Sator said. "The regular NHL rules." Johnson said, CIrK i'Vikings beat the Denver Broncos Soviets have no weaknesses. They "we would had a brawl out there." Pith ; 27-17. have the best technical skills in the Johnson gave his team a day off Phlli ■^At Philadelphia. Chuck Long world” Thursday to rest. p.m. 3 E£bw two touchdown passes while Not that the Soviets are unbeata­ "It was swimming, sauna and hot jnSg’ Lions. 2-2. intercepted two ble, in Sator's estimation. tub for the players today," said ipisses and made seven sacks. Long "Some of the mystique of playing Sator. who coaches the NHL’s Amerl irfiompleted 14 of 18 passes for 248 the Soviets has disappeared with Buffalo Sabres. “ The guys needed a arard.s. the higher level of International day off after Wednesday night’s Philadelphia. 1-3. failed to score a play these days.” Sator said. "You game.” Itouchdown for the second straight don’t take it for granted anymore Detroit Sator said Team USA was mo­ Torontt week. The Eagles lost 35-3 last AP photo that you are going to get blown out mentarily disappointed by the loss New Yi Saturday to Miami. by the Soviets” to Canada, but not entirely Incon­ Mllwou At Denver, third-string quarter- Carl Lewis of the United States raises attempt in the qualifying round of the The Soviets are still the dominant Boston solable. Many thought they had Boltimt 'TJSPk Rich Gannon led Minnesota to sand as he lands after soaring 8.36 long jump at the World Track and Field European program, though. They played the powerful Canadians to a Clevelo I 47 points in the fourth quarter as the meters (27 feet, 5V4 inches) in his first Championships today in Rome. didn’t lo.se a game in the recent virtual standstill and. In fact, won ; \njury-plague^Yjkings rallied to world championships, but lost the the game everywhere but on the MInnesi title on a goal differential. scoreboard. Ooklonc • Minnesota. 2-2. playing without Their No. 1 line of Sergei Collforn "We played well and it was a Konsot I quarterback Tommy Kramer and Makarov. Igor Larionov and Vla­ Seattle 1 five other starters, overcame a Gladisch is only athlete left dimir Krutov is generally consi­ shame not to get at least a point out Texos ‘ 17-10 third-quarter deficit behind dered the world’s best. Makarov of It,” Sator said. "But everyone’s Chicago 1 Gannon, a rookie who replaced scored three goals Wednesday still confident on this team. Just { Wade Wilson at quarterback late in night to help the Soviets beat like a Stanley Cup series, the players have put the loss behind Mlnrtet I the first half. with a chance at three golds Finland 7-4 and take a 2-1 record in Detrot '• Gannon directed an 80-yard. this tournament. them and are ready for the next Chicot Team USA. meanwhile, is also game," Mllwo ! 12-play scoring drive that ended Only t ; with his 8-yard touchdown pass to ROME (AP) — Silke Gladisch Sabine Busch, also of East Ger­ expected the gold” 2-1, tied with the Soviets and Following tonight’s game. Team • rookie wide receiver Greg Richard­ blames others rather than credit many. with a meet record 53.62 in Busch said Schoenlebe’s victory Sweden for second place with four USA will complete Its round-robin Collfo son. tying it 17-17 with 12:13 herself as to why she is the only the women’s 400 hurdles. gave her extra determination. She points In the round-robin com peti­ schedule with a contest Sunday (Gullick Their victories brought to six the Clevel remaining. double gold-medal winner of the was timed in 53.62. a meet record. tion. but the Americans are trying night against Czechoslovakia in 144), (I Denver quarterback John Elway World Track and Field number of East German gold Debbie Flintoff King of Australia -- to rebound from a frustrating 3-2 Sydney, Nova Scotia,^while the Seotht IMO), (I r fumbled a snap moments later and Championships. medals and the overall medal total was second at 54.19. and Cornelia loss to the point-leading Canadians. Soviets will play Canada in Hamil­ to 16. The Soviet Union and the Ulrich of East Germany was third Ookloi ; Ijij^backer Walker Lee Ashley " I t ’s not my mistake that the "It was a very physical, hotly ton, Ontario. The four teams who (Boddld United Slates each have 11 medals, • recovered at the Denver 16. Chuck others are not so quick” the East in 54.31. contested game.” Sator said. “ It advance to the semifinals will begin Mllwo four golds each. Thompson, who has been strug­ (Viola 1 ^Nelson’s 35-yard field goal broke German said after winning the was just like a Stanley Cup game. play Tuesday night in Hamilton. Meanwhile, world record-holder gling with a groin injury this Chicot lib f tie with 10:.33 left. Gannon went women’s 200 meters Thursday in (Perez ( and two-time Olympic decathlon season, had the fastest time of 10.67 ^ e _ final yard of a 13-yard drive near world-record time. Detrol champion Daily Thompson of Bri­ in the opening 100. out faded in the 4 (Hough 4 Gladisch was clocked in 21.74 • after an Elway pass was inter- ! cepted at the Broncos 13 with 1:55 seconds, just three-hundredths of a tain struggled in third place after other events and was trailing Clevel five events and was possibly leader Thorsten Voss of East I remaining. second off the world record shared Whalers feeling SeoNIt headed for his first defeat in seven Colltoi I-Marino’S ring-finger knuckle on by Heike Drechsler and retired Germany by nearly 200 points. Voss, who took the long jump at 25 Ooklot I his passing hand swelled after an Marita Koch, both fellow East years Chicot Germans. With her victory in the Foster, his confidence shaken by feet. 10>/4 inches, collected a first- Mllwc ; injury again.st the Chicago Bears in Detrol 13he preseason opener and it was 100. Gladisch has established her­ falls at the World Indoor Champion­ day total of 4.5.56 points. Christian self as the queen of women's ships and the Pan American Games Plaziat of France was second with nothing but pain ‘ tttoOght that he would sit out until Clevel ages unless you saw my cards?” 4.405, followed by Thompson at Simple bidding, _ the regular season began. sprinting and has a chance to win a eariier this year, clipped the ninth Seottli NORTH *' 4-«7 West should have complimented THE BORN LOSER ®by A rt Sansom hurdle hut cruised home in 13.21. 4.363. Collfo He thought he needed some third gold in the 400 relay. Ooklo ♦ K J 2 South for good thinking. East was one-hundredth of a .second off the Thompson had dropped back to HARTFORD (AP) - The Hart­ weeks In the season. Now, I ’m T K 10 4 subtle reasoning .’practice first. She is the only athlete left in the Mllwe marked with the A-K of clubs and pre­ meet record he set in the eighth after four events, but rallied ford Whalers felt honored to have losing sleep before we start training Chlcoi ♦ J 94 • ” I need to get the feel for the championships with a chance to win sumably also the'*diamond king. (If to third even though his 400 time of three of their players in the Canada camp,” said Whalers Coach Jack DetrO ♦ J 532 By James Jacoby Igame situation, for dropping back three gold medals. , semifinals West held A-K of diamonds, his open­ Florence Griffith of the United Britain's John Ridgeon was se­ 48.61 was below his standard. The Cup series, but are feeling nothing Evans. WEST ing lead would have been the diamond ;and iooking over the defen.se." EAST Here is what is commonly called a States was second in the 200 in 21 96 cond in IS 29 a national record, and 400 was held during a thunderstorm but pain now with each player down Team USA must again rely on Its ♦ 10 9 3 king.) South lightly assumed that Elut ■Marino said. S 8 7 6 4 Mama-Papa bidding sequence, not to her personal best, and Jamaica's his teammate Colin Jackson, that flooded the track. with an injury. defensive style to have any success WQ8S would have opened the bidding in third W5 denigrate parentho^ but to describe a I Coach Don Shula said Marino will Merlene Ottey was third in 22 06 edged .American John Pierce for Thompson also had subpar per­ "You just never know," said against the Soviets, who have an ♦ A86 ♦ K 7 3 2 position if he also held the queen of Rai simple, easy-to-understand Invitation Iplay for at least a quarter but not In the men’s 200. Calvin Smith of third formances of 49-6‘/4 in the shot put. Whalers President and General identical 2-1 record. The Soviets, A Q 9 7 6 ♦ A K 84 hearts, and so it was quite correct for to game, happily accepted by North, |mwre than a half. Backups Don the United States rallied from a " I had a bad start.” Foster said. 6-7 in the high jump and 24-8'/4 in the Manager Emile Francis. "In a however, have rebounded from a South to finesse against that card in SOUTH who held nine high-card points plus a T concentrated on catching them, long jump. way. I'm gladwedon’thaveanyone 5-3 loss to Sweden In their opener to the Weat hand. •StTiock and Ron Jaworski will split poor start to win a photo finish o\-er PAQ5 10 --spot kicl^. And I am happy to tell Gilles Queneherve of France Both and 1 got them. I’ve had bad luck Jurgen Hingsen of West Ger­ else involved with It." outscore Finland and Czechoslova­ 7:30 And now, if you like to take wild ;the rest of the wav. WAJ 9762 youu that the declarer, whether Mama were timed in 20.16. John Regis of indoors and outdoors this year, many. the perennial runner-up to Team USA. which plays host to kia, II goals to four in two games. NES;SN. ♦ Q105 guesses instead of drawing inferences, 7:30 I or Papa, did draw the r l ^ t inferences ; ghula wasn’t certain if first- Britain, the early leader, was third every year. That is why I am so Thompson over the years, dropped the Soviet national team Friday In Wednesday’s loss to Canada, 11,28, VI 4 > 10 who was the declarer. Mama or Papa? after the opening lead to make the irownd draff pick John Bosa would in 20.18. elated with this win” out of the competition after failing night at the Hartford Civic Center, defenseman Mike Ramsey, who 10:30 Vulnerable: East-West contract, Would you ' have done as '4>Iay. Bosa. who is expected to Schoenlebe scored perhaps the to clear a height in the high jump lost for the first time in three games plays for the Buffalo Sabres, felt Sportsr A new book by James Jacoby and Smith, who saw his world record WKHT Dealer; West well? bol.ster the Dolphins’ anemic pass greatest upset of the champion­ Hingsgn suffered a cracked rib Wednesday — a 3-2 decision to Team USA had played a sound his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is in the 100 shattered by Canada’s Blast won the king of clubs and con­ rush, didn’t sign his contract and ships so far by beating pre-race e a rlie r^ the season Team Canada in Hamilton. Onta­ game except for special teams. n ow a va ila b le a t bookstores. I t is “Ja­ Ben Johnson on opening day here, West North East Sooth tinued with the ace, ruffed by South. jo in the team until Tuesday. favorites Innocentnice Egbunike of The other decathlon event rio. In the first period, a collison Canada clicked on two of six Pass Pass coby on Card Games," published by defended the title he won In Helsinki Pass IV A fter a little thought, declarer cashed Nigeria and Butch Reynolds of the winners were American Rob Muz- between Team USA’s Gary Suter power-play chances. Pass 25T Pass 337 Pharos Books. ; Bills Coach Marv Levy says his four years ago. the ace of hearts and then played a low Apparently out of contention in United States. zio in the shot put, 54-7'/4, East and Kevin DIneen of Canada "W e played well enough to win Pass 4Y Pass Pass •primary aim is personal Pass heart. When West followed low, de­ fifth place midway through the The East German, accelerating German Christian Schenk in the resulted in Dineen suffering a and so did they," said Ramsey. "It • evaluation. clarer put In the 10 and made the con- race, the experienced Smith accel­ tremendously in the last 200 me­ high Jump, 7-4>A, and France’s bruised ankle. was like a playoff game out there.” The U.S. Court of Claims is situated And Dineen. who plays for the Despite the injuries, Francis, Opening lead: 4^ 6 tracj.^“I ’d ^better start holding my I "One (goal) is to win. but that is erated just before the finish to nip ters. broke his European record .of Alain Blondel in the 400. 47.91 hand back,” West angrily ezclaime... in Washington, DC., and handles National Hockey League Whalers, who Is part of the Team USA 'tempered by the fact that we still Queneherve. 44.48 with a clocking of 44.33. The last five events — the HO “How could you go against percent- cases against the federal government. joined Hartford’s Sylvain Turgeon executive staff, said'that the games Ineed to evaluate personal and Another American. Greg Foster, ieaving Egbunike far behind in hurdles, discus, pole vault. Javelin and Scot Kleinendorst - on the are a bonus for his players. .sharpen our execution.” Levy said. defended his title in the 110-meter 44.56 and Reynolds third at 44.80. and 1.500 meters — were to be held sidelines. ’Turgeon, also of Team " I ’m not pleased with our players ■ Shane Conlon. a linebacker from hurdles. "It was a big surprise," Schoen­ today. Canada, and Kleinendorst, of Team getting hurt but the experience of IPenn State who was the Bill’s top Other winners Thursday included lebe said. "Before the champion­ World record-holder Sergey USA. were Injured in Canada Cup that competition can’t be mea­ ;draft choice, hyperextended his Thomas Schoenlebe of East Ger­ ships. I was hoping to make the Bubka of the Soviet Union and 13 many with an up.set in the men's 400 final When I reached the final. I other pole vaulters qualified for practice drills. sured," said Francis, ’ "They’!! be 9 9 'knee last week and isn’t expected to " I used to lose sleep about three ready for training camp." Iplay. in a European record 44.33 and was hoping for a medal but I never Saturday’s final. Garage sales yield Pointer of the Week award, a copy of Its small bristles clean out the scum my book “ PoUy’s Pointers; 1081 Help­ without being abrasive. ful Hints for Making Everything Last Christmas gifts I also clean the tracks of my patio Longer.” Others who would like this MYAAOV\fe W RITING UIFE WITH IsiASTV; AHellower McEnroe moves into third round at U.S. Open book may order it for M.SE. Make door and my srindows with a tooth­ ABOCKABOUTME. By Polly Fisher brush. It collects lint and cleans in IF YOU CALL THAT check payable to POLLY’S POINT­ UVING-.' ; NEW YORK (AP) — Has John McEnroe said McEnroe, whose wife actress Tatum succession of moon balls by Petra Huber of ERS and send to PO LLY ’S PO IN T­ small, hard-to-reach places. — DEAR POLLY — During garage ■really mellowed? Or is his mind so O’Neal, is expecting the couple’s second Austria for a 6-2, 6-3 win ERS, P.O. Box IS88S, aeveland, OH TOOTHBRUSH PUSHER sales I visited this summer, there ipreoccupied with perspnal matters that he child any day. "It felt good I responded from "It would have helped if I was five feet 44101-S8SS. — PO LLY j r were many beautiful dishes being of­ Ican't be bothered with on-court it. Distractions usually have hurt me lately ” taller." Graf said. "It wasn’t easy. You have DEAR POLLY — I’m UVi years fered for 25 or SO cents. I always buy DEIAR POLLY — I have finally dis- •confrontations? Top seeds Steffi Graf and Ivan Lendl also to learn to play all those high balls with her." covered how to keep my flower cen- old and have two goldfish. We keep the prettiest ones. Then, at Christmas, .— .. I McEnroe, who already has had more won Thursday, as did 12 other seeds. Third-se^exl Chris Evert arid No, 5 Pam terpieces fresher and lasting much our goldfish in a 1-galIon bowl. I used I make homemade fudge for my ’.success at the 1987 U.S. Open than he has Advancing to the third round in women’s Shriver were the featured players this longer. Each morning and night, I put to clean my fish bowl in the bathroom friends. They receive a lovely plate of •managed in any Grand Slam tournament play were No. 2 Martina Navratilova; No. 4 afternoon. Evert met Niege Dias of Brazil three or four ice cubra in the contain­ sink, but now I ’ve found a better way vl/Jl homemade■ !fU(' fudge on a beautiful plate U i'x vitiv, isince 1985. moved into the third round Hana Mandlikova and No 6 Helena Sukova and Shriver took on Iwona Kuezynska of er of water. It’s almost the same as if to clean i t I use the garden hose on it. that they can keep. — M ARIAN IThursday night with a 7-6,2-6.6-4. 6-2 victory of Czechoslovakia . No. 8 Gabriela Sabatini of Poland. the flowers were put in a refrigerator. It’s easy, fast and keeps W DEAR M AR IAN — What an excel­ Argentina: No. 9 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia, the - M ILU C E N T from smelling. - C.M.H. ■over Richey Reneberg. The four-time Open 7 lent gift Idea! Low cost, but truly winner didn’t let an incident with a fan late in No. 12 Bettina Bunge of West Germany; and men’s fifth seed, played John Fitzgerald of 7 No, 14 Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden. Australia and Joakim Nystrom of Sweden, valuable because of the thought and DEIAR POLLY — Since there are U A ACRES by Jkn Davis the third set hurt him. Polly will send you a Polly Dollar seeded 10th, met Ramesh Krishnan of India. care that went into it. Non-fndge- five of us in our household, the bath­ After the eighth-seeded McEnroe double- ’Hie seeded men who won were No. 4 Boris ($1) if she uses your favorite Pointer, Becker of West Germany: No. 6 Jimmy Lendl, playing on the grandstand court in makers could heap their yard-sale room gets a lot of use. Soap cakes up WHAT A etAUTITUL PAY/ . faulted, a fan at courtside applauded. plates with cookies or other goodies. Peeve or Problem in her column. n ie A R T T r s Y /W05T MOD 'ANVTHIN&X Connors: No. 9 Andres Gomez of Ecuador: midday, fought off the elements and Jean around, under and behind the faucets. MT Ai\AHE“) ME FEEL S 0 P P 0 6 E P IMcJEnroe went over and smashed his racket Vbnr helpful Pointer earns you the Write POLLfrS POINTERS in care of , LIKE SIN&INO- ALWA96 BE SO TO KEEP No. 11 Henri Leconte of France; No. 13 Brad Fleurian of France for a 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 victory. I keep a toothbrush just for that use. this newspaper. TO RAIN PESSIMISTIC?' VOO FROM’ -against the railing in front of the stands. / *i Gilbert; and No. 16 Anders Jarryd of “ The first set. it was windy and the SINOINO i'McEnroe said something to the fan, who then I tossed an object at McEnroe. Sweden shadows moved through the court,” the McEnroe admitted he is letting too many two-time defending champion said. " I did not • '• ‘ T m not sure what he threw at me” Th I McEnroe said. “ It was something he sat on. things get to him when he is on the court enjoy it I couldn’t see the ball. It was find me k I It’s happened to me before. It’s just the way “ It’s impossible to say anything about and if you can, try to hit me” sei ■ it goes. It’snot beneficial for metotalkabout winning the tournament if I let those things While Lendl didn’t repeat the 6-0. 6-0. 6-0 me lit.’,*' bother me," said McEnroe, who hasn’t won a shutout of Barry Moir in the first round, he AP photo So PEOPLE WHO KNOW tournament this year “ I ’m trying to focus in was satisfied. ; Bpt McEnroe used that incident to raise Becker, who rallied from a iwo-sei dcfi fro know there's a certain magic I ml O • the level of his game. He served out the set. on the match as much as I can. I did it better Steffi Qraf of West Germany gesture^ as she returns a shot to to win for the first time as a pro in the opening about Classified Advertising. w ■ ■ / I I ! then eased to the win in the fourth set. as I went on” Petra HubWvOf Austria during their Thursday night match in the 643-2711 Graf, playing her first Grand. Slam round against Tim Wilkison. had that match J^t’s the first time in a long while I ’ve on his mind when he played Jonathan Canter U,S. Open, ^raf advanced, beating Huber 6-2, 6-3. • gotten pumped up from something like that.’ ’ tournament as a No. 1 seed, overcame a le — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 4, 1987 1 I t - M A N C H E S T E R H ER A LD . Friday. Sent. 4. 1M7 — II SCOREBOARD Terrell enjoys home cooking By The Associated Press Baseball homered on the next pitch. a season-high nine batters as W "That's just a case of a la.st-place Transact^Mis When Walt Terrell is asked to Chicago (Jefeated Texas at Comls- A L Ronndap club playing a first-place club,” key Park. explain his success at home, his Here reply isn’t exactly sweet. Yett said. "They get the call. That’s Bannister, 11-10, walked none en Nitlonal Lnoue ttandingi frustrating. You'make a good pitch route to his third straight victory. BASIBALL Terrell pitched a six-hitter an(t and they don’t give It to you.” Bobby Thigpen finished the game Sti liOu Whitaker and K irk Gibson hit Kansas City 8-2 in the only other Sotl INvMgff>« CALIFOmM MmCLS-Sent Mlgu^ for his eighth save. Scho Gorcki, pitcher,tpthe Pittsburgh Pirates tar* Jiome runs as Detroit beat Cleve­ games scheduled. Twtns 2, Red Sox 1 W L W t. OS Daryl Boston, who was sent to the clast St. LouK 79 S3 m complele on eorller trade. land S-1 T h u rsd a y night. The There were no games played in CLEVELAND INDIANS-Colled uS:: Al Newman walked with the minors Aug. S and recalled Mon­ Ntw York 74 57 .571 " jw victory increased the first-place the National League on Tliursday. week Monfrwl 74 58 J61 5 Dave (3orfc, outfielder; Joy Beii^ bases loaded with one one in the day, tripled to right field in the As InfleWer, and Brtati Dorselt, cglcher,from- Tigers' lead to liA games over idle Cleveland Manager Doc Ed­ PMIodelplilo n 43 .» 9'/i 10th as Minnesota beat Boston al second inning to score Ron Hassey, Oilcooo a 45 . n BuffoleoftheAmerleanAtsocialion. ,Torontd in the "American League wards thinks he has figured out why tion, 12 the Metrodome. who had walked, for Chicago’s first PIMiix/roh 41 72 .459 18V!i MILWAUKEE BREWERS-::' East. • Terrell is so tough at home. .(tede West mvktaa Recalled Jim Paclorek, Inflelder-- The game was scoreless until the nin against Bolshy Witt, 7-8. year W L Pet. OS outfielder, from Denver of fhe American- Terrell, 12-10, walked Jtwo and "I think the thing about Terrell is ninth inning when Ed Romero put Aseodollon. this 1 Son Francltco1 71 43 .sx struck out fouren route;to his eighth he’s able to keep the bail away from Boston ^ e a d with a sacrifice fly Houston 44 47 .4W ~i'A (tamplete game. He improved his left-handed hitters here,” EMwards Brewers 8, Royale 2 have CIndnnotl 44 48 .493 5 CHICAGO CUBS-Nom ed Billy W it. and Kiroy Puckett homered with figur Atlanta 57 75 .412 13 Mams manager of one of fhe teams In the- home record to 11-2 diis year and said. "He makes them hit it to two outs to tie the score in the Greg Brock had four hits, drove Atlzono Instructional league. Fn Lot Aneelts 54 77 .421 14'A M-7 since coming to the Tigers from center field, where they’ve got Chet Twins’ ftalf. in three runs and scored three times Son DIeoo 54 TV .406 UVi CINCINNATI R E D S - ^ Scott TerrvT throv pitcher, to the St. Louis Cardinals the New^ York Mets for Howard Lemon, With lone out in the 10th. Gene as Milwaukee defeated Kansas and I complete an earlier trade. Signed on - Johnson prior to the 19S5 season. On “ Like (coach) Bobby Bonds says, Larkin Idoubled off Wes Gardner. City, completing a three-game WaduMtfav't Oam« ogreement wtth Plant CHv, Fla., to buHd’- In Pi the road, Terrell is 12-25 as a Tiger. you’ve got to hit it out of the park in 1-0, and Randy Bush was given an sweep of the host Royals. Montrta< 7, Son F7onclKO 3 anew spring training to be bf; first- Pittsburgh % Atlanta 0 ready In wring, 19IS. ^ He doesn’t notice the difference, center field to get it over Lemon’s intentional walk. Gardner then The Brewers have won eight of parti Houston to. Oiloooo 1 H O U S T ^ ASTROS-Announced thoT however. head here, and that’s 440 feet away. walked pinch-hitter Roy Smalley their last 10 but remained IVt suspension by the NL of Billy Hatcher,- class Cincinnati X St. Louis 1 t’I’m tired of l;earing I pitched Everything else. Lemon catches.” games behind Detroit. The Royals Now York 4, Son Ologo 3 outflelder,for Wdavsfor uslngon Illegal bat. before walking Newman on five "T terrible on the road,” Terrell said. Whitaker hit his 15th homer and have lost four straight and trail PtilkKMplila 4/ Los Angolts 2 pitches. S well ‘nM n ia v 's Oamos LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Acquired "I wish you guys (reporters) would Gibson his 19th, both on 3-2 pitches Keith Atherton, 5-4, pitched one Minnesota in the West by 5i/i. ITie No games sctieduK Tim Belcher, pitcher, from the Oakland in the third. Alan Tram mell, who Athletics to complete on earlier Irode. drop that. I've been consistent. inning of scoreless relief for the Royals are 3-5 since John Wathan Cincinnati (Browning 4-11) at Chicago BASKETBALL That's all I can say. went 4-for-4, doubled and scored on Twins, who Increased their lead In replaced Billy Gardner as manager (Sanderson 7-7), 4:05 p.m. NoHenol BaslielbaE Aeeodalten «'Tve pitched some very good h single by Darrell Evans for a XO AP photo the A L West to two games over idle last week. Montreal (Heaton 1X4) ot - Atlonto SAN ANTONIO SPURS-nAnnounced games on the road and got ho- Detroit lead against Rich Yett, X6. (Palmer 7-10), 5:40 p.m. George (Servln will loin the organlzatlonol Oakland. Chris Bosio, coming off a career- staff. decisions.” • Yett was upset because he best two-hilter against Minnesota, z Pittsburgh (Bletedd 1-1) at Houston Detroit's Kirk Gibson watches his home run fly out of White Sox 5, Rangers 2 (Ryan 5-14)^, 1:35 p.m. POOTBALL Elsewhere in the AL. Minnesota thought he had Whitaker struck out allowed four hits, struck out seven Son Diego (Nolte X3) at St. Louis Tiger Stadium in the third inning of Thursday night's edged Boston 2-1. Oiica'go beat on a checked swing, but the umpire Floyd Bannister scattered eight (Mogrone 7-4), S;3S p.m. CINCINN/o T b E N I M U ^ ^ ^ Doug and walked none in seven innings, New Yorl( (Aguilera 4-2) at Los Angeles Aronson, offensive lineman, and Leonard ^ame with the Indians. The Tigers won, 3-1. Texas 3-1 and Milwaukee defeated ruled it ball and Whitaker hits over 7 2-3 innings and st nick out improving his record to 9-5. al (Hlllegas 2-1), 10:3S p.m. Bell, defensive bock, on Inlured reserve. E Philadelphia (Ruftln 10-11) at San Fran­ Nelpsic team formidable HOUSTONOILERS—Waived Kirk cisco (Hommoker M ) , 10:3S p.m. The Neipsic Tennis team completed Its summer season Dodge, linebacker. — Horowitz, No. 1 at Manchester High School, was the KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Traded Jeff' Conti anclnnotl at Chicogo, 1 ;20 p.m. with an undefeated mark of 12-0-1. Hopmeadow Country Smith, running back, to fhe Tampa Boy Phllodelphia at Son Francisco, 4:05 steady shot for Neipsic whiie Oeb>bie Bray ied with Buccaneers tar on elehth-round draft' been p.m. Club proved to be a formidable foe on July 30 as they consistent wins. Gary Tucker came on strongiy as the choice In 1981. Sindelar and Delsing grab the lead at B.C. Open Montreal at Atlonta, 7:40 p.m. rallied for a draw with Neipsic. Hopmeadow was MIAMI OOLPHINS-Actlvoted John Sin ^ piego at St. Louis, t;0S p.m. season progressed and the doubies team of Gaii Bosa, defensive end. Waived M ark Ko- quari necnv, running bock. By William Kates "You might not see the differ­ than I have been than at any time oil Pittsburg at Houston, 0:35 p.m. undefeated In its matches west of the river while Neipsic right direction with my swing,’’^Jaughs^uietly third-leading money winners this quari New York ot Los Angles, 10:05 p.m. Sheffieid and^ndrew Bodyk was undefeated. The PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Oalmed. Ttie Associated Press ence, It’s mostly a feel thing to mO. I the tour.” said Sir Sindelar. 29, who dominated teams eact of the river. Neipsic beat Buddy Avdelette, offensive tackle-center, said Delsing. who went K ln ^ w h o is the Ladies Profes year. the’ 1 SVfWT • IKhofOT Neipsic tennis program was headed by Neipsic head pro can feel the difference,” said played at Ohio State. "I had it right ‘ Montreol at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. on waivers from the Minnesota Vikings. ninth hole four under parhUTcould sional Golf Association'sAssociatlon’.s tontop mnnnvmoney Geddes was atop the earnings list entiti Son Diego ot St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Hopmeadow in the final match of the season, 15-7. Gregg Paui Roeter and assistant Steve Bayer. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Traded Al EN D IC O T T, N.Y. - A few slight Sindelar, who moved his hands and before and got away from it. I’m make only one other birdie. P winner this year with $42,B70. said most of the year, but she was same Cincinnati at Chicogo, 2:20 p.m. "Bubba” Baker, defensive end, to tbe.> changes and some sound advice flattened his swing after talking just trying to get back to it.” Delsing spent two days earlier Pittsburgh ot Houston, 2:35 p.m. Cleveland Brawns for an undlsclosea Thursday no one on the LPG A Tour overtaken when King won the ZB h^ve put Joey Sindelar and Jay Sindelar was able to take advan­ New York ot Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. draft choice. with his father, his golf mentor. this week with Kostis and arrived at is good enough to mal e such Atlantic City Classic two weeks askei Philadelphia at Son Froncisco, 4:05 David Canipe 3433-49 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Elelsing back in the hunt for some "It's like being al the 90th tage of an improved Ipng game with ‘ En-Joie on Wednesday with a new p.m. Ainsrlcan Laagua results Brewers 8. Royals 2 predictions. ago. cem( Jeff Sluman 37-3X-49 WolvedDarrvlOllver,runnlnabock.Slgned, PGA Tour success.. percentile and moving up to the a solid round of putting. He longest grip. Despite only one birdie on the Tony Sills 3334-49 Mike Stensrud, defensive lineman. "I haven’t been in this position Geddes fell to third on the money theei Neither Sindelar nor Delsing has 93rd. It's that little bit of improve­ birdie Thursday was from 20 feet, final 10 holes. Delsing was pleased MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY G o lf Wayne Grady 37-32-49 before,” the 32-year-old King said. when she finished third in last that I Twins 2, Rad Sox 1 *Ken Green HOCKEY but most were within 10 feet. 00 r h bl o b rh b l 37-32-49 won this year and both had been ment, but its the confidence that he didn't make a bogey in the "But I feel like I'm playing pretty weekend’s World Championship of sped MolltorTb 5 2 2 0 Wllsoncf 4 0 11 Billy Plerot 3435—49 Nottenal Heckev L .____ struggling until their arrival at the goes along with it and knowing I can The three drives Sindelar wasn’t opening round. Amarlean Laagua standings B has the advantage. Okamoto. But s Burks cf 5 0 0 0 Newmn 2b 4 0 2 1 Member-Member times Jack Renner Toronto Maple Leafs for Rick Valve and ne^rrow confines of the En-Joie Golf Bott DtvNIen Brock 1b 5 3 4 3 Brett lb 4 0 0 0 34 33- 49 "But that’s changed now. rallied from a slow start Thursday golf all year,” said Delsing. who is ZBAI Barrett 2b 5 0 2 0 Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Tim Simpson 37-32—49 Steve Thomas, forwards, and Bob McGljl, Club’s fairways. V L Pcf. OS Boggs 3b Surhoff c 5 0 11 Trtabll rf 4 1 1 1 Sindelar. a hometown favorjte to record seven birdies on his final 126th oh the earnings list. “ I’m "I just think it's going to hr a The field of 141 also includes Pat Delroll X 52 4 0 0 0 Hrbek oh 10 0 0 Schroedr c 0 0 0 0 FWhIteTb 2 0 0 0 The following ore the starting times Payne Stewart 3435—49 defenseman. the V .404 DwEvndh 3 0 1 0 Lmbrdz 2b Peter Jacobsen HARTFORD WHALERS-SIgnecT Doug from nearby Horseheads. N.Y., led 10 holes — including four in a row. "It’s so narrow here, one hole looking forward to the rest of the matter of who makes the most putts Toronfo 79 54 .594 l Rail Charity Golf Classic, and the Ayako Okamoto of Japan and Jane Classic with the same score each Konsos City 45 49 .485 5'/i sos City 3. 28—Molltor, Deer, Brock, Moran; F. Tracy 3432—70 Art Palumbo, Patrick Bowe and Paul May Boston 000 000 001 0—1 Andrew Magee 3434-70 Lawrence assistant footbali coaches. reasons for the fine showing. and my first three years in college “ I think I’m finally headed in the two-time defending champion Geddes. the L P G A ’s second- and Seattle 43 70 .474 7 Yount, Surhoff. HR—Tortabull (24). SB— 4:59 — C. Bogglnl; P. M Istretta; C. time — 11-under-par 205. that ( Texos Minnesota 000 000 001 1—2 Whitesell; J. Andreoll Chip Hall 3434—70 SLIPPERY ROCKCK—Named Linda My­ 42 71 .444 8 & ie out when winning run scored. Yount (14), Pecoto (2), Riles (2), Thurman Chicago 57 74 .429 13 (2), Wilson (43), Molltor (32). 7:04 — HI. Zamaltls; J. Groman; . ers assistant women's basketball the re gaiTO Winning RBI — Newman (4). Shea; D. Demko. cooch and Nellie Orr assistant coach tar ; Bra E—Schlraldl. LOB— Boston 11, Min­ 7:13 — R. Gordon; J. G rade; B. track and cross country. , Thuredav's Games IP H R ER BB SO nesota 7. 2B— Barrett, Dodson, Greenwell, Milwaukee Palmer; E. Ansaldl. SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA— . Minnesota Z Boston 1,10 Innings Lorkin. HR—Puckett (22). SB— Newman Boslo W,9-5 7:20 — B. Sander; T. Attam lan; E. Football Named William Colon Interim head ’ Sports In Brief I Bet Twice is the Woodward favorite Detroit 3, Cleveland 1 (14), Greenwell (5). SF—Romero. Crim S,8 Pagan); N. Carlo. women's basketball coach and Gay ' Chicogo 5, Texas 2 IP H R ER BB SO 7:27 — A. Chevrette; Hogan; G. M ay; McNutt Interim women'sosslstantbasket- i Milwaukee I, Konsos City 2 Boston Kansas City Jl Gubiczo L,9-16 Roche. ball cooch. . By The Associated Press Interferred with training, are the Handicap Aug. 1 at Belihont Park. Only gomes scheduled Schlroldl 7 3 0 0 0 11 7:34 — M . Grant; O rfatelll; S. MHS alumni run at Wickham Park Gordner L,1-6 21-3 3 2 2 3 3 JnOavIs 12-3 1 1 1 2 0 key reasons for the absence of Also on the weekend card will be Gleoton 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Crispino; B. Allen. NFL summaries BO York Garber 7:41 — D. Martin; W. Holmes; W. There will be a three-mile run for all alumni, faculty, and NEW YORK — Belmont Stakes Race Roundup foreign-based horses, said Nick the one-mile Arllngton-Washlngton (Gullickson 1-0), (n) Blyleven . . , , ,, 1-3 4 3 3 0 0 A m r B Stoddard------2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Chapman; C. Balen. Thursday’s horns runs students of Manchester High School Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at winner Bet Twice was made the 5-2 Clarke, managing director of the Futurity, which on Thursday drew O e v e K ^ (Balles 4-7) at Boston (Clemens Atherton W,44 1 2 0 0 0 0 7:48 — M . McCarthvu; E. CIccllonI; Lions 3 14 14 5-34 whic 144), (n) WP—Blyleven. WP—Gubiczo, JnOavIs. early favorite Thursday over nine International Racing Bureau Ltd., a seven-horse field including Te­ Umpires— Home, Garcia; First, Reed; B. Wallace; McCauley 0 3 0 0— 3 Wickham Park. a pe )j*J®Hj*)144oore 4-17) at Toronto (Clancy Umpires—Home, McKean; First, Second, HIrshbeck; Third, Merrill 7:55 — Farley: Viola; Senotore; First Quarter BvThe Associated Press rivals for Saturday’s $500,000- Also entered Thursday were which is based in England. jano. Word Pirate, Native Stalwart McClelland; Second, Shulock; Third, Perreault. O t—FG Murray 26, 4:37 Note T—2:5«. A—23,122 _ American League added Woodward Stakes at Bel­ Bordeaux Boh. winner of the Iselln A nine-horse field was expected and Jim 's Orbit. ‘ Nelson 4-3) ot Baltimore Kaiser. T—2:56. A—20,009. 8:02— R. Anderson; B, DelMostro; B. Second Quarter *-2®' Twins; Whitaker (15), Boar (Boddicker XT), (n) Sullivan; R. Marshall. O t—Jones 1 run (Murray kick), 4:13 Gibson (19), Tigers; Tartabull (24), Royals. Whalers sign Jarvis and Weeks mont Park. Handicap at Monmouth, 12-1; Mo­ to be entered today for the P/i-mile Phi—FG McFodden X , 13:40 Tejano has won two of five starts, bow I ‘ “ Of*'*'' M ) at Minnesota 8:09 — H. Murphyu; J. Macalone; R. NattonalLeooue Bet Twice also won the Haskell ment of Hope, Proud Deboniar and grass race, the highlight of the (Viola 144), (n) White Sox 5. Rangers 2 Macalone; B. Govino. Det—Mondley 55 pass trom Long (Mur­ No gomes scheduled. H ARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers have signed center Doug including the six-furlong Sapling “ It Chicago (Dotson 10-11) at Konsos City 8:14 — W. Irish; Hoenthal; M. ray kick), 14:17 V Handicap at Monmouth Park and Wind Chill, all 20-1. four-day Labor Day weekend, man. (Perez 00), (n) Tigers 3, Indians 1 Jarvis and goaltender Steve Weeks to multi-year contracts, the Aug. IS at Monmouth Park. He Is ChmIleckI; J. Thibedeau Third Quarter finished fifth in his last start, the The l>A-mile Woodward for X which was to conclude racing at Detroit (Alexander 3-0) at Texas TEXAS CHICAGO O t —Chadwick 13 pass from Long National Hockey League team said. owned by Bob French Jr. and 4 want 8:23 — J. O'Rourke; P. Teets; (Hough 1410), (n) o b rh b l Ob r h bl CLEVELAND DETROIT Caslhoun; Monaco. (Murray kick), 3:32 Travers on a sloppy track at year-olds and older is the first leg of Arlington Park until 1989 because of told t Brower cf The Whalers also signed Gordie Howe to a new five-year trained by D. Wayne Lukas, who Saturday's Games 4 1 1 0 Redus If 4 2 10 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 8:30 — Pvko; Whitlock; (Sannon; O t—Moore 2 run (Murray kick), 14:X Saratoga. The Xyear-old colt fin­ the New York Racing A s^ ia tion 's a construction program. decid Cleveland at Boston Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Hill 2b 2 12 1 Butler cf 4 0 10 Whltakr2b 3 1 1 1 Lowrey. Fourih Quarter contract as special assistant to Howard Baldwin, team chairman also will saddle Mr. and Mrs. Sierra rf 4 0 2 0 Bowling ished second to Alysheba in both the Fall Championship Series. The The probables include Manila. ted u Seattle at Toronto Baines dh 4 0 11 Hlnzo2b 3 0 0 0 AAadIckdh 4 0 0 0 8:37 — Annulll; M cNam ara; Clough; O t —Safety Cunnlghom tackled In end and general managing partner, the team said ‘Thursday. Eugene V. Klein’s Native Stalwart. Californio at New York Incvglla If 10 10 Caldern rf 4 0 11 Jacoby ph 0 0 0 0 Gibson If 3 1 1 1 Horvath, zone, :32 Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Marlboro Cup Sept. 20 and the Irish-bred Theatrical. Dance of the li TPacIrk If 3 0 12 GWalkr lb ~ Jarvis, 32, signed a two-year contract and will enter his 13th Ooklond at Baltimore, (n) 4 0 0 0 Noboa2b 0 0 0 0 Trommiss 4 1 4 0 8:44 — Ottavloano; (jardella; S. Det—FG Murray 41, 7:08 Jockey Club Gold (>ip Oct. 10 Life and the Whiltingham-trained . Set Oilcogo at Kansas City, (n) Parrish 3b 4 0 10 Hossevc 2 10 0 Froncoss 2 0 11 DaEvnsIb 4 0 11 HlllnskI; LaChapelle. N H L season this fall — his third with Hartford. Jarvis scored nine Trainer Jimmy Croll originally Native Stalwart finished second, Milwaukee at Minnesota, (n) OBrIen 1b 4 0 2 0 Bostan cf 4 0 2 1 (^ rte rlb 4 0 0 0 Nokesc LaVaa Industrial complete the series. stakes-winning duo of Forlitano ptten 4 0 10 8:51 — L. GIgllo; LIpInskI; Corvev; P. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS goals and added 13 assists last season, and was a steady penalty had planned for Bet Twice to skip a neck behind Word Pirate in the Detroit ot Texas, (n) MStanlyc 3 0 0 0 Lyons 3b 4 0 0 0 Tablerdh 4 0 10 Lemon cf 2 0 0 0 Sullivan. " RUSHING—Detroit, Jones 7-33, Bernard and Rivtia. Comi OMally ph 10 0 0 Mllte Kopp 203-244440, Joe Parker the Woodward and await the The other big race this weekend seven-furlong Arch Ward Aug. I6at Sunday's (Tames Manria ss 3 1 1 0 M Halllf 4 0 0 0 Sherldnrt 2 0 0 0 8:58 — CorrentI; O'AppollInlo; 4-17, Williams 5-11, Jam esXIl, Edwards 4-7, 221-201-400, Ray Chittick 203-544, Pete Jciller and faceoff man for Hartford. the m Cleveland at Boston Slought dh 3 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 0 0 0 Herndnph 10 0 0 McCarthy; Bonadles. AAoore 34, Long 1-1. Philadelphia, Toney Marlboro Cup, but with the promise wil be in Arlington Heights. Illinois Whittingham won the Million Arlington. Jim’s Orbit finished Petrlll ph 1 JO 0 0 Beaudry 557, Bob Wilbanks 224545, Don ’ Signing a three-year contract, Weeks, 29, has played three of Seattle at Toronto EWIImsJb 3 0 10 Lusoderrf 10 0 0 9:05 — McCa)lum; Delehance; E. 1X40, Cunningham X13, Hoddlx X12, Wilson 221-217-591, Borry Plnney » 5 of good weather, he said. "It was — The Budweiser Arlington with Perrault In 1982 and with quari California at New York Buechle2b 3 1 1 0 Allansonc 3 12 0 Morrlsn3b TautolatasI 1-(mlnus 1). his seven NHL seasons with Hartford. Last season he posted a third In the Sapling. 3 0 0 0 Dullea; B. Gustamachlo. 214415, Ken Sessa 223-415, Al Senna X I , Million. Estrapade last year. Oakland ot Baltimore Porter ph 10 0 0 Totals 31 1 4 1 Totals 31 3 8 3 9:12 — Matava; McKee; Vonderkoll; PASSINf}—Detroit, Long 14-18-X248, too good an opportunity to pass up. Totals 34 2 7 2 Totals Rich Higgins 22X581, Leon Bilodeau 3.52 goals-against average in 25 games, going 12-8-2. Milwaukee at Minnesota 31 5 8 4 Oleksinskl. Ferguson 1-3-0-13. P hiladelphia, Cun­ X1-213-404, John McCarthy 204565, Rich The horse is doing so well and the The Arlington Million will be run Manila won nine straight stakes, If seven start, the Futurity will be Chicago at Kansas City Cleveland OOO 000 010—1 9:19 — Nordeen; McMohon; Dvorek; ningham 2440-X2S3. Term s of the contracts were not disclosed. Texas 000 000 020—2 Leick 207-202-579, Dale doodv 224202- field is shaping-up to our advan­ Sunday without any European- all on the grass, before finishing worth $441,800, with $255,080 to the Detroit at Texas, (n) Delroll 003 000 000-3 Wlgren. RECEIVING—Detroit, Chadwick ^93, X1-427, Mike Flellsted 223-573, Dave Howe, whose N H L records include most active seasons with 26, A Chicago on on oox—5 Gam eW InnlngRBI-W hitaker (8). 9:24 — A, Elgner; G. Blout; McNam­ Mondley 342, Lee 329, Truvilllon 1-19, tage. Everything points in our based horses for the first time in It’s second by a half-length in the winner. Game Winning RBI — Boston (2). Mazzoll 21X545, Rick Garner 222-X1-571, has been Baldwin's special assistant since retiring as a Whalers E—Lusader. DP—Cleveland 1, Detroit ara; Lacey Atoore 1-15, Nichols 1-15, Rubick 1-8. Butch Savino 224595, Charles Hartley favor.” eight-year history. lV3-mile Bernard Baruch Handicap E—Calderon, LAParrIsh, Brower. DP— 1. LOB— ClevelondO, Detroit 8. 9:32 — C. Engberg; Melton; D. Phllodelphia, Hoddlx 447, Spognola 5-44, ijlayer at the end of the 1979-80 season. The 02-day Arlington meeting in a Texas 1. LOB—Texas 7, Chicago 8. Sr. 557, Chorles H artley Jr. 204549, Fred That fact has drawn some criti­ Aug. 16 at Saratoga. 2B—EWIIIIams, Trammell. HR— McCarthy; T. Turner Tautalotosi 4-99, (Julck 325, Little 341, KozIckI 214584, Joe Paggloll 222-544, Bet Twice’s opposition includes fairground setting, with bleachers 2B— Calderon. 3B—Boston. SB— Redus Whitaker (15),Gibson(19). 9:39 — Maddox; Votta; M orlarty; (kirrlty 1-24, Jackson 1-13, Toney 14. cism of the race. Threatricai, who has won four of Cl (44), Sierra (13), Manriaue (4). John KozIckI 234234443. the W()^y Stephenk'-trained entry and tents, will conclude Monday Radio, T V Cyr. MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. ” I don’t know why anybody would five stakes starts this year, was 9:47 — Walsh; Mlano; Corneau; Four tennis stars in $1 million event Creme Tra ich e and Gone West, with the l>/4-mile Secretariat for IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Trahon. At Denver listed at 7-2; Polish Navy and be putting a knock on the race this second by a neck to Manila in the $2 Tm ot Cleveland Powdar Puff 3-year-oIds on the grass. 9:54 — Pearman; Behlln; Bonaylch; Minnesota 7 3 0 17—27 year,” trainer Charlie Whlt- million Breeders’ Cup Turf last at Bw m L,7-e 5X3 7 5 5 Yet1L,X4 5 1-3 7 NEW YO RK — Tennis stole an idea from golf by announcing a Gulch, each 4-1, and Cryptoclear­ 6 6 2 Stulete 7 7 3 b-17 Nancy Hahn 224-529, Barbara Cham- 7:30 p.m. — Indlons ot Red Sox, MWIIIIams 21-3 1 0 0 0 2 Easfriv 1-3 0 0 First Quarter pro stakes match similiar to golf’s "Skins Game.” ance. 5-1. tingham said Thursday. "If I had a Nov. 1 at Santa Anita. Featuring the construction pro­ Cnicoge 10:01 — Zemke; Fahey; K. Gordon; S. berloln 453. NES=SN,...... WTIC- - Gordon 1-3 0 0 McForlone. M ln-^ones 45 pass from Wilson European runner and I took a look Dance of Life finished first in his gram. which will close down the B 0 n n 1 s t r W , 1 1 - 1 0 7 2 - VondBero 2 1 3 Four of the world’s top players — U.S. Open champion Ivan Cryptoclearance finished second, HA 7:30 p.m, — Angels at Yonkees, Chs. 10:08 — D. Jardes; Radobaugh; (CNelson kick), 5:04 last two starts, but was disqualified 11,24, WPOP 3 8 2 2 0 9 Detroit Wlnarskl; Sobloy. Den—Sewell 4 pass from Elwoy (Karlls Lendl, Wimbledon champion Pat Cash, Australian Open followed by Polish Navy and Gulch, at this damn field. I wouldn’t come track In 1988, will be a new TMopen S,8 critic 10:30 p.m. — Mefs at Dodgers, 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Terrell W.tXIO 9 6 1 1 2 4 10:15 — S. Pvka; Coleman; Smith; kick), 10:47 over either.” and placed second behind Theatri­ grandstand. The old grandstand WP—Bannister. Umpires— Home, Bremlgan;Flrst, Den- TrI-Town titleholder Stefan Edberg and John McEnroe —will compete in a in the Aug. 22 Travers, which was day. Sportschannel (joined In progress), Lotanzio. Second Quortar Injuries and bad weather, which cal in the l>A-mile Sword Dancer burned July 31, 1985. WKHT Umpires—Home, Young; First, Brink- klnger; Second, Scott; Third, Mccoy. 10:22 — E. Wilson; Bottallno; Parll- Den—Wlllhlte3passfrom Elwoy (Karlls Jim Bogor 21X544, O o rg e M ayer three-day, round-robin Nov. 27-29 at the Palm Beach, Fla., Polo won by Java Gold. found man; Second, Reilly; Third, Welke. T—2:42. A—21,944. man; W. Johnson. kick), 2:48 . 'Yendell Lobbe 209-534, Pete and Country Club for $1 million. matt! 10:29 — Novak; Rosenthal; Qulck; Min—FG Nelson 38, 7:52 S?' McDonald 505, Pete recor Copeland. Third Quarter Tolond M5, George McCartney 502, Joe Donald Dell, president of ProServ, announced the bizarre 10:34 — P. Foster; Evelhoch; J. Deo—FG Korlls 41, 13:34 Kehoe 522^0ave Mostnolonnl X I, Gill ; event Wednesday at the N ational Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. of Ag Wilks; B. Tomkiel. Feurth Quarter Johnson 502, Rob Mlglore 5 » , Carl ‘ Under the plan, each player will play each of the others — a Mark 10:43 — A. Lansberg; Mutty; Ste- Min—Richardson 8 pass from (Sannon Pattovina Em il Stavens 531, Ray ponskl; Cocoron. (C.Nelson kick), 2:47 Bessette X53, Bob Edwards X7. total of six matches per day — on Friday and Saturday, with the Suspended Hatcher is dreaming Au( 10:50 — Solatia; Herdic; Lumba; Min—FG C.Nelson 35, 4:27 final on Sunday. It will be televised live on Saturday and Sunday Veo \ Ooyldson. Min—(Sannon 1 run (C.Nelson kick), 13:05 by A B C -TV . and I 10:57 — Cunningham; Brldgeman; By Michael A. Lutz Wood; Domato. A—744)81. Nits Owl Laagua The formula is that each player will be given $250,000 at the Lanier. oral The Associated Press “ It’s just a matter of do they want 11:04 — D. Gordella; M . Clough; G. Fern Dionne X I, Beth Haack 184-489, start of the event, money which he may win or lose according to perm Kelly; G. Anderson. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Undo Luce 179-445, Marlon (3ordon 487, me to do my 10 days now or later,” prom 11:11 — R. Janton; M. Harder; B. RUSHING—Minnesota, Rice 14-54, <5on- the outcome of each point or match. Each match will be worth a M a u r m Wood 474, Laurie (Sognon 471, HOUSTON - Billy Hatcher is in Hatcher said. some Flynn; O. Franklin. 348, Dozier 321, Brown 31X Wilson X10, . m inim um of $30,000, with $2,000 for aces, $2,000 for double faults, 11:18 — BycholskI; Farrell; M. Shea; Swinev 14 Denver, Winder 11-Sl, Elwoy Tracey 4», JodI the midst of a nightmare but he's Hatcher continued to maintain propc Barnett 473, Kothy BerzenskI 467. plus a cash award for each point accumulated in each match. D. (Jenovesl 4 « , Umg4-19, Wlllhlte4-19,SewellX(mlnus thinking of a pleasant dream. his innocence, saying he picked up plete 11:25 — P. Jackson; C. Allen; D. 1) A player will receive $200 for each time the ball crosses the net 9 Anderson; L. Caring PASSINfj—Minnesota, Wilson 31X0-125, National League President Bart relief pitcher Dave Smith’s batting 9 Thf 11:32 — V. Abraltls; C. Whelan; B. Gannon 415045. Denver, Ehiray 21-404-215. -in the first two days’ matches. On the final day, this will be raised Giamatti suspended Hatcher practice bat because he had broken petty Hunter; J. Hunter. "to $400, with $60,000 minimum per match. Aces and double fault Thursday for 10 days without pay several of his own bats. 11:39 — RECEIVING—Minnesota, Richardson 4 atteni Tmoney also will be doubled. for using an illegal bat in Tuesday “ I’ve used bats of other team­ 12:49 — K. Solo; R. Bottero; B. Leone; S- Brawn 332, Hilton X17, \A/eekend poorl; R. Evarts. Gustafson 1-7. lateX'ite night’s game against CSiicago. mates too,” Hatcher said. "If my Thf 12:54 — W. Hort; E. Anderson; L. Johnson 444, Nlltlel h vC O f’f ■■'.• “ I hope we win the pennant, and bat doesn’t feel right on a certain G o a a ; Pugllughl. millic 1:03 — G. M cN Iff; Calnen; R. Craig; fO H JHE , z Female weightllfter used steroids play in the World Series and they night, I might use Bill Doran’s. opera O. Marshall ^MJSSED FI ELD GOALS—Denver, Korlls OF YOUF. ori.’vT check every one of my bats and Sometimes I need a thicker handle pract 1:10 — Overton; M cM ullln; Belle­ I COLUMBUS, Ohio — World-class weightllfter Deborah have to say they’re all legal,” and sometimes I like it thinner. ville; Perkins ing “ 1:17 — R. Curtiss; R. Fronk; J. Sorensen has pleaded guilty to four counts of possession of Hatcher said Thursday night. “ I wish someone had film of all missi Mader; S. Mloganoskl. steroids. Sorensen, 25, entered her plea Thursday in Franklin ‘T i l tell you straight out that I our games to shpw how many Agi 1:24 — M. Anderson; J. Breen; W. ESTABLISHED 1882 didn't know the bat was loaded,” different bats I've used.” Ferguson; J. King. • County Common Pleas Court. neth I 1:31 — F. Everett; E. Everett; D. Sorensen holds world records for her weight class of 165 pounds Hatcher said. "People are going to Astros owner John McMullen and auditi Sheo; Medzela. ODORLESS METHOD OF EUMINATINQ in dead lift and bench lift. She operates a body-building and believe what they want to believe. I Manager Hal Lanier don’t think the tainei 1:38 — C. Pllkington; E. Bobigan; J. can’t get inside their heads and punishment fits the offense. Connors; T. Carroll. consulting service, Body Creations, out of her (Columbus home. and 1:45 — J. Arnone; Bolsoneou; Vorca; > She also said she works at a restaurant. make them believe the truth.” "It’s embarrassing,” McMullen addre Ackerman. Hatcher earlier told General said. “ It’s clearly a violation of the Charges were filed after an investigation involving U.S. Postal He , Service authorities, customs officials, the U.S. Food and Drug Manager Dick Wagner that he rules and if you make a mistake like B.C. Opsn scoras would not appeal any suspension the tl BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT Administration, Columbus police and the Ohio State Pharmacy that you have to pay the price. but Thursday night the outfielder "You may disagree with the 7 1986,1 7 Board. he he ENDICOTT, N Y, (AP) -Scoresofterthe Reas are more than a nuisam»: They can infect your loved ones. Rea said an appeal was not out of the extent of it, but you have to admit first round Thursday In the 8404000 B.C. bjtes may produce small red spots that itch. They are also carriers of chani Open golf tournament, being played on the question. it’s justified.” 71, 4,(l84yard En-Jole (3olf Club disease. The Bliss odorless method is guaranteed to completely eliminate If Hatcher appeals, he would be Giamatti also fined Lanier in to ad course: fleas... it is a guarantee backed by over a century of reliability. Charles White could go to Jail able to play until a hearing could be connection with the Incident, say­ comp Joey Stndelar 31-34—45 arranged and the Astros start a ing the manager was responsible "Wi Joy Delsing 3X33—44 LOS A N G ELES — Charles White, a Los Angeles Rams running Antonio Cerda 3433- 47 three-game series at home with the for the bats. reall) Bolton women's champions A4ark Lye 3432-48 phoxe: 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 back, has been charged with being under the influence of a first-place San Francisco Giants on said,I Jay Haas McMullen said Lanier should not 34 3 4 - 48 controlled substance and could be sentenced to one year in prison Monday. auditi Denny Hepler 3432—48 be fined If Philadelphia Manager AP ptiolo Ed Dougherty 3434— 48 Jf found guilty of the misdemeanor. "I am not concerned about Billy Lee Elia was not fined when the re The Syndet Products team was the row, Karen Wheeler, Sharon Riding, Craig Stadler 3X35-48 White remained free without bail Thursday and a Sept. 23 Hatcher right now. I’m only con­ Phillies pitcher Kevin Gross was Altl season and single-elimination tourna­ Donna Dietz, Joan Provost, Sandy Russ Cochran 3432— 48 Ken Perry 3533-48 arraignment was set in North Orange County Municipal Court. cerned about the team,” Hatcher suspended 10 days after sandpaper Fireball his I ment champion In the Bolton Women's Harrington: third row. Coach Bud Dietz, Paul Azinger 3433— 49 > He returned to training camp Aug. 26 and is being treated by Dr. said. "If it’s best for me to appeal was discovered in his glove. viousi Rex Caldwell Softball League for 1987. Front row, Karen Zaccaro, Ellie Missari, Shari 3433—49 BLISS : Forest Tennant, a drug advi^ r to the NFL. and play against the Giants and Hatcher was ejected from Tues­ A funny car driven by Ron Dudley of Tulsa, Ok., explodes Chip S ^ 3435- 49 from Tracy Rich, Dorothy Reiss, J M Lewis 3435-49 The Rams have threatene3Pu>Kick White off the team if he fails Pittsburgh, that’s what we’ll do;” day's game against the Chicago Holland, Charlene Fenton, Coach Grog EXTEBMttUaORS crossing the finish line at Indianapolis Raceway Park In Piotsky, Linda Fortin; second John McComIsh 3435-49 ; any of the daily drug tests in Tennant's outpatient rehabilitation Hatcher said a decision on a (}ubs after his bat splintered, ForthI. Not p'ct'ired: Laura Holbrook. Todd Hamilton 37-32-49 THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. possible appeal would be made revealing it had been injected with during a qualifying run for the 33rd U.S. National drag contn Mike McCullo^ 3435-49 I program. today in a meeting with Wagner and cork. race. Dudley escaped serious injury. week

- --AI ( It - MANCHESTER H B iU LD . Friday. gM»t. 4. M«7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sent. 4. 1987 — 13 East Catholic op^ris Obituaries ^OCVS/Weekend with slight enrollment dec ine Mabel B. BurSck Mabel B. Burdick, 89, of 565 Vernon St., formerly of East Center Andrew Yurkovsky Siegmund said. She said the pro­ schools, as well as doing private IRreet, died Wednesday at a Man­ Htrold Rtporter gram is intendra to help freshmen career counseling. chester convalescent home. She Improve their reading speed and While most public schools have Student! at East Catholic High was the widow of Albert A. Burdick. |reens bring noise, traffic to Parkade comprehension. been working on new rules banning She was bora in Norwich, Feb. 22, School began their first day of Along with the expanded pro­ smoking. East Catholic will con-, classes today. Just in time for the 1898, and had been a resident of gram will come a new mandatory tinue its longtime smoking ban ., Manchester for the past 16 years. weekend. study hall for freshmen. Idanchester High School suspended She was a registered nurse at Profanity, blaring radios, and loitering annoy merchants, shoppers As usual, three days of orienta­ The first day of school also marks eight students for smoking when Norwich State Hospital and a tion, beginning on Tuesday, pre- the beginning of the annual maga­ classes began there on Tuesday, .ceded the first full day of the school private nurse in Manchester until Bv Anita Ml. Caldwell zine drive to heip offset tuition at but Siegmund doesn’t expect the she retired. She was a member of year. Principal Peg Siegmund said the parochial school. And it means l^rald Reporter same thing to happen at East the Center Congregational Church, this morning. About 1,000 students a few new faces at the school, Catholic. and of the American Association of have enrolled. Just slightly below including four new teachers and a David Kay of Manchester said he “ Students are quite good about it, Retired Persons. figures for last year. npw vice principal and guidance wants the Parkade management to partly because we’ve had the policy She is survived by a niece, Freshmen will be the first to go' director, Siegmund said. “ clean it up.” Margaret Laliberte for such a long tim e," she said. "So Virginia Butterfield, and a grand­ through a newly expanded reading EdWard Siember, the new vice of Manchester said, "Younger kids it’s really the exception to have a niece, Cynthia Stankiewicz, both of and study skills program, she said. principal for student life, had been student caught smoking." shouldn’t be allowed to hang Norwich; and by her close friend In past years, only about half the a coliege teacher and an adminis­ around.” A woman who didn’t want A students who is caught smoking and companion, Mary Uppling of first-year students were required to trator for the town of West Hartford is given an hour’s detention for the to be identified said. " I ’m going Manchester. She was predeceased participate in the twice-weekly before Joining the East Catholic elsewhere to do my shopping." first offense and a day’s detention by a sister, Helen Holm, and a classes. staff. Bonnie Pumerentz, the new What these shoppers are con­ for the second. For the third nephew, George Holm. "That seems to be working reaiiy director of guidance, has worked as offense, the student is suspended, cerned with is the Influx of well from all the planO I ’ve seen." a guidance counselor in other Siegmund said. Graveside services will be Satur­ teen-agers who have designated the S day at 11 a.m. in the Maplewood Parkade’s parking lot as their Cemetery in Norwich. There are no home away from home. calling hours. The Watkins Funeral On any night of the week at the Home has charge of arrangements. Broad Street side of the Manchester Zoners hear heated arguments Memorial donations may be Parkade, young people ranging made to the Memorial Fund of from 14 to 23 parade up and down Center C:ongregational Church, 41 the sidewalk as if it’s their beat. Center St., Manchester. about quarry permit in Boiton A P photo A stream of cars weaves through the parking lot. with young people E Mathia Rust, 19, stands under guard in a Moscow Glovana Winar inside the cars shouting and hooting Continued from page 1 points; first, that the quarry is a to their peers on the sidewalk. must be shown that quarrying has courtroom Thursday during the second day of his trial on Giovana "Jane’<’ (Magnello) permitted use in the residential been done regularly in the residen­ charges stemming from his flight in a light plane to Red Someone standing on the curb been established. zone, and second, that If it Is found Winar, 75, of Hartford, died Wed­ who’s trying to cross to the parking tial zone since It became a non- Square in May. nesday at home. She was the widow Since previous owners of the not to be a permitted use, it is a permitted uze. lot might as well be waiting for a Herald pholoa by Pinto quarry had sent letters saying the legal non-conforming use. of Michael Winar Jr. and mother of bus. quarry had always been operated in As backing for the first point, Kallet and Branse disagreed over Marilyn Winar of Manchester. Teen-agers form a cavalcade of cars on the Broad Street side of the Manchester Parkade. The scene is a nightly one. when this occurred. She is also survived by another the’ residential zone. Buck was Branse referred to a section in the _ THE/fEEN SCENE creates entitled to a special permit todo the daughter, Mrs. Peter (Barbara) zoning regulations. ’The section, Branse said it occurred in 1976, West German pilot traffic jams and noisy disturban­ store because it’s open 24 hours. violent." he said. " I t ’s a lot of Over the weekend of Aug. 21, for aren’t enough. ment’s limitations because the P same, Jhe letter said. according to Branse. speaks of when zoning regulations were Bruno of Vernon; a son, Curtis M. ces. It also hurts business, some John Orfitelli, manager of Orfi- driving around. We did the same example, five arrests were made Winar of Manasas, Va.; a brother, For $21 an hour, store owners can Parkade is private property. ZBA Chairman John H. Roberts conditions under which removal of amended to regulate commercial retailers say. telli’s Scoop & Deli, said the things when we were kids." for possession of liquor by minors, Anthony Magnello of Newington; Increase police security. Many Wood pointed out that if there is a asked Branse if his appeal con­ sand and gravel are permitted. quarries. Testimony by Henry " I t ’s a very tough situation," said parking lot activity keeps some two arrests were made forweapons sent to labor camp four sisters, Antoinette Lupo in retailers have done Just that. complaint about a person riding a cerned only the residential area or Branse said It has never been Gonder, who owned the quarry Steve Sufrin. manager of Bernie’s, families away. “ It’s crazy — like a HEAVY PATROLS and security in motor vehicles, and two public- Florida, Elizabeth Bommer of Stop k Shop hires extra police skateboard on the sidewalk, for the entire parcel. Branse explained argued by the Zoning Commission from 1974 to 1982, supports Branse’s Newmark & Lewis, an applir'nce circus,” he said. The action starts keep the potential violence and disturbance infractions were Newington, Mary Wall of Hartford patrols for Thursday through Sun instance, only a private security that since the denied permit only ^ that the Bolton Notch quarry did not claim that quarrying has been done MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet store. "There’s a lot of ki' vy around 6 p.m. and continues until I vandalism in check. issued, according to police reports. flight from Helsinki, Finland, by and Loretta Magnello of^ewing- day nights from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on guard c; 'scort the rider off the specified the residential zone, .that meet the regulations In this section. regularly In the residential zone Supreme Court today convicted tie up traffic," he said. " an a.m.. he said. The Manchester Police Depart­ Broad Street to keep traffic moving buzzing Lenin’s mausoleum and ton; eight grandchildren; %nd nine The same weekend, during a premises. was all the ZBA had to decide on. Kallet argued that the section in since it became non-permitted in West German pilot Mathias Rust on count how many times a c . ies Many retailers, however, con­ ment plays artful dodger between 8 as well as relying on the patrols at other Kremlin landmarks then great-grandchildren. routine check, police discovered But said Branse, “ I would like the question has a list of circumstances 1976. all three counts and sentenced him around the parking lot.” tend the teens at the Parkade are p.m. and midnight each night of the the entrance to the store. setting down on crowded Red The funeral is Saturday at 8; IS that one young man was the subject SOME STORE MANAGERS ZBA to address the broader issue of under which activities can take But Kallet said that quarrying to four years in a labor camp for his Sufrin said kids who hang art jnd not violent. week. Manchester police are on Fun Stop has increased patrols Square. a.m. at the Sheehan-Hilborn-Breen of an outstanding arrest warrant in have hired their own security the whole piece of land, because place, but that quarrying doesn’t fit became non-permitted in 1962. The dramatic flight to Red Square in in front of the stores deter sho; * " 's Craig Drake of Record Breaker duty at the Parkade until 1 a.m., from 8 p.m. to midnight on His flight in a single-engine Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain another town. Wood said. Police officers. eventually we will have to face Into any of the circumstances. 1962 zoning regulations did not May. as well. said, “ It’s the tour here. Kids drive said Gary J. Wood, a police weekends and Marshall's has hired Ossna created headlines around Ave., West Hartford, followed by a brought him to the station and Management at the Stop k Shop that.” Another section in the zoning include quarrying as a permitted Judge Robert Tikhomimov said The management of the Super in to be seen. Where else are they department spokesman. Officers additional patrols from 6 to 10 p.m. the world and made him a folk hero mass of (hristian burial at 9a.m. in notified the neighboring police and Bradlees, with common owner­ regulations lists uses for which land the 19-year-oid pilot’s unauthorized Stop & Shop agreed. A spokesman going to go?” He added "lat he’s control traffic, issue public- Many retailers believe the police use. Kallet said Connecticut zoning in West Germany. But it embar­ St. Lawrence O’Toole Church, department. ship. pay for overnight coverage DOOLEY ’TESTIFIED that the flight across more than 500 mites of for the store said more young 'lad no r'oblems. disturbance infractions and arrest are doing the beat they can. But can be changed, but quarrying is laws exclude quarrying in a resi­ rassed the Kremlin and caused a Hartford. Burial will be in Rose Hill Zoning Commission has always not mentioned, he argued. Soviet territory was motivated by people seem to hang out outside his ' Orfitelli agreed. "They’ re not off* ’.ers for breach of peace. SOMETIMES POLICE patrols they are also aware of the depart- dential zone. If so, Branse would military shakeup, including dismis­ Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling Please (urn to page 15 said quarrying would be allowed ’’adventurism” and ’’self- have to show that quarrying has sal of air defense forces com­ hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. only in the industrial zone. A advertisement.” BRANSE ALSO ARGUED that been done regularly in the residen­ mander and the forced resignation Memorial donations may be cease-and-desist order was issued previous owners of the quarry had tial zone since 1962. The Judge said Rust would be sent of Defense Minister Sergei L. May 22 after Dooley discovered made to the American Heart always been told that they could Thursday’s hearing was recessed to a "general regime labor colony,” Sokolov. that quarrying was being done in Association,'310 Collins St., Hart­ quarry on the whole piece of land. until Sept. 10 at 7 p.m, A decision by but gave no other indication of Rust said he sought East-West the residential zone. ford 06105. Young people say To prove that quarrying is a legal the ZBA is due within 65 days of where he would serve his sentence. disarmament and an audience with Branse based his appeal on two non-conforming use of the land, it ’Thursdsay’s hearing, or Nov. 7. Rust reddened slightly when the Soviet leader Mikhail S. dorba- Judge read out the verdict at the end chev, but prosecutor Andreyev said Robert L. Leddy of a three-day trial, but showed no he wanted only ‘‘cheap Robert L. Leddy, 67, of Glaston­ ifs ‘a little world’ Just the facts, lawyer tells ZBA emotion. He spoke briefly with his popularity.’ ’ bury, died Thursday at Manchester parents in the courtroom before two Andreyev accused Rust of endan­ Memorial Hospital. He was the Joe Franklin, 17, of Manchester, soviet soldiers led him away. gering hundreds of passengers on husband of Marion Moberg Leddy. said he hangs around the Manches- BOLTON — The attorney for "W e would never deny that there allowed by state law. i' Dipltunats in Moscow have spec­ airliners nearing Moscow’s She­ formerly of Manchester, and a Patkada banaiiae "ttiave'a American Heritage Stone Inc., tar na Is noise." said Branse. "But as the " I don’t blame people for not ulated dbat Rust could be expelled remetyevo International Airport, brother of Gerry McNamara of ^ e r place for teen-agers to go.” which is appealing the 1686 denial of quarry moves more deeply into Its wanting to live next to a quarry,” before serving some or all of his and said there could have been a Manchester. From 6 p.m. until after 2 a.m., a permit to operate the Bolton own alcove, the noise will become said Branse. “ I wouldn’t want to sentence. But there has been no dangerous international incident if He was bora in Hartford, July 6, Franklin meets his friends. Notch quarry, warned the Zoning less and less. By confining the either. Nor would I want to live next official indication from Soviet Soviet forces had shot him down. 1920, and lived most of his life in He does his homework between Board of Appeals Thursday not to quarry to the area closest to the to a hospital, with sirens all the officials on the fate of the young Earlier today. Rust appealed for Glastonbury. At the time of his the time he gets home from school bow to public pressure. road, the Zoning Commission would time. But I am sure glad that the pilot. leniency and said that if he received death, he was employed in the and the time he leaves for the "It^nakes no difference If every be doing more damage to the hospital is there when I need it." The official Tass news agency a light sentence, " I ’ll never betray developoment operations depart­ evening. man. woman, and child doesn’t neighbors” Branse told the ZBA that no one reported that the sentence is final the oburt’s trust, never in my life.” ment at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, How could he get his school work want a quarry on this site," Branse One resident complained that has the right to take away some­ and not subject to appeal by either " I never realized then what I did. finished in Just a few hours? 4 East Hartford, where he had told the ZBA. "The only thing being blasting in the quarry sometimes one’s Job. " I f you say there can’t be Rust or the prosecutor. Today I know," Rust told the court worked for 47 years. He was a U.S. "The teachers aren’t teaching decided is If this quarry is permit­ shook his house. But Fire Marshal a quarry, you’ll be taking away Rust was found guilty of violating in his final statement. " I made a Army veteran serving in World enough," he answered. " It ’s their ted under the facts of this case and Peter Massolini defended the someone’s livelihood. If that international flight rules, illegally huge mista ke and the only thing left War II. He attended the Second fault we’re down here." His tone the laws of this town.” quarry, saying the firm has spent a happens, then I have to ask, ‘Who’s entering the Soviet Union and to do is to express my remorse and Congregational Church and was a was argumentative and defensive. Several of the 15 residents who lot of money to bring in machines to next?” ’ hooliganism. deep repentance.” member of the Manchester Organ Maurice Womack, 19, of East attended Thursday’s hearing at measure the force of the blasts. Branse pointed out that the town Prosecutor Vladimir Andreyev Rust acknowledged his guilt on Club. Hartford, called the Parkade "a fun Community Hall complained about Massolini said that every reading of Bolton itself makes use of some of had asked for an eight-year term, the first two charges but contested Besides his wife and brother, he is place to be." Young people meet the noise made by machines at the from the machines has shown the products from the Bolton Notch and Rust’s Soviet defense attorney, the charge of/hooliganism. survived by two daughters, Joyce every night throughout the year, he quarry site. blasts to be far below the levels quarry. Vsevolod Yakovlev, had sought the Yakovlev argued that Rust was a COrlett of Granby and C ^thia said. When It gets cold, "everyone minimum sentence of a fine or one naive youth who realizes he made a .Tiilinghast of South Windham; a stands close together." year in labor camp. big mistake. son, George Moberg Jr. of San Maybe it’s the thing to do, the way Auditors Rust has been Jailed at Moscow’s "The most important thing is that Diego, COlif.; two brothers, Phii to be accepted among one’s peers. Lefortovo prison since May 28, all of Rust’s efforts were honora­ Leddy and Paul Leddy, both of West Whatever the reasons, the Parkade shortly after ending his unhindered ble,” Yakovlev said. Hartford; seven grandchildren; parking lot has become the mecca and several nieces and nephews. for many teens from Manchester critical of The funeral Is Saturday at IP: 30 and surrounding towns. Fires in West rage a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, "The Parkade has its own little 142 E. COnter St. Burial, with world," said Theresa Sears, 18, of ag agency military honors, will be in EOst Manchester. Sears said there’s no ‘ other place for her and her friends Theresa Sears, 18: "The Cemetery. Calling hours are today Parkade has its own little on 682 square miies from 7 to 9 p.m. to go without spending money. HARTFORD (AP) - In a highly Memorial donations may be But money doesn’t appear to be world." critical report being released to­ made to the American Heart the Issue. By The Associated Press Lightning over California on day. the state auditors say they Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Sears, like her friends, pays close because "everything was boring," found "numerous problems and ’Thursday touched off still more attention to her appearance. This Sears said she plans to get her Wildfires raged on 682 square ford 06105. matters of concern" primarily in fires, and scorching summer means hip clothing, makeup, and equivalency diploma and pursue record-keeping by the Department miles in seven Western states temperatures and steady winds Jodie Thompson, 19, above^ listens to a cassette player. eye-catching Jewelry. She smokes college (or business management. today, threatening valuable tim- fanned the flames. of Agriculture and its Connecticut Irene J. Coleman She graduated from Rockville High School and now lives cigarettes almost constantly. She’d like to open her own Marketfhg Authority. berlands, closing campgrounds to "They will be fighting some of Who pays (or the image? nightclub. Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and Labor Day vacationers and scorch­ them until the snow flies," said Irene J. Coleman, 85, of West in Manchester. “This is where my friends are,” she said.” Sears, who’s unemployed, gets Asked what she’d do to keep the ing giant California redwoods in Hartford, died Thursday at a local Leo V. Donohue said agency books George Leonard, associate chief of Right photo, teens wear the punk look. Patty Schick, 17, about $50 a week from home, she undesirables away from her night­ one of the worst forest fire out­ convalescent home. and records were sometimes sev­ the U.S. Forest Service, said in left, is from East Hartford. So is her friend, 18-year-old said. club, she answered; get ^ tte r 1 breaks in decades. Boise. Born in Manchester, she lived In eral years behind, checks from Alyssa Levere. Though she didn’t finish school security. * permits and licenses were not being The fires in Northern California, Smoke hung heavy over parts of the area many years. She was promptly deposited and that, in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wyom­ the West. At Yosemite National employed as a nurse and was the some cases, inventories of agency ing, Arizona and Washin^on have Park, motorists were advised to adminisitrator of the Sinai Hospital School of Nuraing in Baltimore. property "were generally incom­ destroyed at least 42 homes and drive with their headlights on in plete or non-existent." iqjured more than 50 people while daylight. Oregon officials issued an Md., at the time of her retirement. Summer night brings She was a graduate of St. Francis 9 They found weak controls over consuming nearly 480,000 acres of air pollution health alert for the 9 Hospital School of Nursing, Hart­ petty cash and said employee tinder-dry brush and timber. state’s southwest valleys. ford, and had attended St. Joseph attendance and leave records were- Nearly 18,000 people in California In California, where 22 counties College in West Hartford, the poorly maintained. and Oregon have been evacuated, were under a state of emergency vuigarity, ioud music University of Detroit and Wayne They said the 107-person, 84 authorities said, and the flres are today, forestry officials said the University, both in Detroit, Mich. million-a-year agency needs an costing the government $3 million outbreak of lightning-caused fires She received her nnaster’s degree in a group, the teen-agers who cars. operations manual spelling out to $5 million a day to fight. was the worst since the summer of from Columbia Teachers’ College spend their evenings at the Par­ In an area of the parking lot near practices and policies and contain­ "This is perhaps the worst fire 1977, when blazes blackened more in N Y. kade are rude, insolent and noisy. the supermarket, a group of girls ing “ a clear statement of agency situation we have ever had at one than 500,000 acres. She is survived by two nephews, Individually, they are polite, and boys stood up In the back of a mission and goals.” time,” said (3eorge Dunlop, assist­ By late Thursday: 8 8 ant U.S. secretary of agriculture, at —Nearly 13,000 firefighters Robert Coleman and Harvey Cole­ chatty, and street-smart. The me­ imdlum-size black pickup truck. Agriculture Commissioner Ken­ tamorphosis that occurs Is baffling, the Boise (Idaho) Interagency Fire battled more than 1,300 fires in man; and several great-nieces and They huddled together and swayed neth B. Andersen said most of the however typical it may be. Center, which coordinates federal California covering 375,000 acres great-nephews. to the beat of rock n’ roll as music auditors’ recommendations per­ An observer recently watched firefighting nationwide. from the Oregon line to the Mojave Tlie funeral is Saturday at 8:30 blared from a large radio. tained to "housekeeping chores” small groups of young men and Most of the blazes are believed to Desert. About 15,000 people were a.m. attheJohnF. ’Tierney Funeral ^At first, the group didn’t notice and said they were being women strolling up and down the have been touched off by lightning. evacuated. At least 52 people were Home, 219 W. Center St., followed someone watching ttem from out­ addressed. Parkade sidewalk on a Wednesday More than 18,000 firefighters, injured and 32 homes lost. by a mass of Christian burial at 9 side Bentley’s. Then suddenly one and a Friday night between 8; 10 He noted that the audit covered some from as far away as the —Fire covered 67,000 acres in a.m. in St. James Church. Burial of the boys turned and shouted, and 11 p.m. in mid-August. Before the three years ending June SO, Northeast and Deep South, battled Oregon, and at least 2,800 people will be in St. James Cemetery. "Hey, take a picture of this," too long, the groups met, ex­ referring to the suggestive motion 7 1986, and said that in the past year, countless hotspots but were so had been evacuated. At least 10 Calling hours are today from 3 to 5 7 changed cryptic conversation and in the truck. he has made numerous personnel shortbanded that some blazes were homes were destroyed and seven p.m. changes and upgraded operations laughter, and then the rituals Two officers from the Manches­ allowed to bum unchecked. firefighters hurt, '^ e number of began. to address some of the auditors’ "W e don’t have as many firefigh­ ter Police Department hurriedly firefighters reached 3,900. A few girls could be seen parked complaints. ters as we’ve asked for and we’re walked over to a group of young In Memoriam on a bench near the Super Stop li “ We have taken the (audit) and not going to get them, we’re told," —More than 31,000 acres were people who stood around a car. burning in Idaho; only 13,000 acres \ Shop supermarket. A large porta­ really put it to work," Andersen said Ron DeHart of the Oregon In loving memory of Gary B. After a heated exchange with the were being fought. An 18,000-acre ble stereo beside them blared said, adding that he had visited the A n photo Unified Oordination Group, which Meacham, Sr„ August 13, 1946 - police, the group’s members blaze 29 miles east of Cascade was music. Tbey were unaware that auditors recently and had gone over is overseeing the fire fighting in September 6, 1975. dispersed, driving off in their cars. being allowed to bum because of they were being watched from the the report point by point. Papal chair that state. Customers walked in and out of the high cost of fighting it. Each day that dawns paritlng lot nearby. Qad in Jeans, Although he said he was proud of «> " It Just means we’ll have to be thci^res. brings thoughts of you. boots, and light sweater tops, they A sth ey purposefully rushed to his agency’s operations, "ob-„ Victor Salas, left, and Smiley Orosco work on the chair In very careful with the people we —Firefighters in Washington Each eventide, a prayer. sang loudly along. The words were their partw ears. some customers viously. I ’ve got to do more” "which Pope John Paul II will sit during an outdoor mass have,” he said. mopped up a 355-acre fire north of Mark Miles, 17, left, a Manchester High School snowmobiling. Albert Ouellette, 17, an MHS For in the hearts that dear. The language was profane. seemed oblivious. Others seemed to Forecasts of stronger east winds Spokane, and controlled an 80-acre Sept. 13 in San Antonio, Texas. Salas and other loved you most. student, says "people come here to have fun.” student, said young peopie get hassled by police Vulgarity permeated the air, and accept the activities. None looked today could cause trouble on fire blaze that forced the evacuation to craftsman have been working since July 31 on the chair, You always will be there. Miles wants to study computer technology. He "just for walking.” He comes to the Parkade a few competed with honking boras and as though they were out for a quiet In 1521, Spanish forces took lines in the state’s southwest campers in the Cascade Mountains. control of Mexico after an eight- shouts of young people as tbey evening’s stroll or window lectern abd 20-foot altar. Finishing touches are all that comer, a National Weather Service —Three fires totaling nearly 3,900 Sadly missed. said he's not at the Parkade much in the winter nights a month. He^ plans on working as a week siege of the Aztec capital. dashed between the ^avalcade of shopping. remain. spokesman said. acres burned in Arizona. Mother and famiiy months because he's tj^ually ice skating or mechanic after high school. M - MANCHESTEH HERALD. Friday. Sept. 4. 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sent, 4, 1987 — IS Weekenders ‘Olllemania’ fades away Teens annoy Parkade Coatlnzed from page II who say the Parkade has been a teen hangout for 80 years. ' from Atwood Security, a Masuchu- He said he’s been there at night Join the bikers as fast as his T V Image setta private security firm, seven when police are patrolling. Even The art of nights a week. when th^ young people are asked to W Ule yoti’re taUiig it ew y on Labor Day. the Eliot Fierberg, a manager of the PHILMONT, N.Y. (AP) - The Oliver been replaced as the centerpiece of the leave, they keep coming back, he company that is a part owner of the area’! bicyeUng entboaiaita will be racing around the grotesque North Sandwich, Oilie T-shirta and Ollie window display by Spuds MacKenzie, said. Parkade, is frustrated by the tbe Mancheater Industrial Park ott Progress and Betsy dolls have gone the way of the Budweiser ^ e r ’s canine pitchman. Gone He remains puzzled why teens situation, too. Drive. From ea-in. on, bicycles will be whiszing The photographs of hula hoop, the lava lamp and 3-D movies. is the flag-bearing shirt that proclaimed are so attracted to the Parkade. Fierberg, who works for Wilder- through the streets. Junior racing is in the Joel-Peter Witkin, "Olllemania," the national craze that "God, guns, guts and Ollie made this " I wish you could tell me why." Manley Associates Inc. In Avon, followed the Marine lieutentant colonel’s country.” he said. "What attracts them morning, and tbe featured racing picks up at noon. like this "Un Santo said he knows people in their 40s congressional testimony on his role in the there?” The biggest event of the day is a lo>mile race at Oscuro,’^ celebrate "Believe it or not, people bought it,’’ said 1:30 p.m. The races will offer a total of about 13,000 Iran-contra affair, has faded as fast as his store manager Anita Dickey. in prises. They are sponsored by Expositiem the art of the image from the nation’s TV screens. In Tulsa, Okla., Great American Pro­ Wheelmen. grotesque. An ex­ "The people out there are not as excited ducts Unlimited churned out thousands of about Ollie and never were, at least Oilie bumper stickers and T-shirts, and hibit of Witkin's work according to my sales, as they seemed on owner John Smucker said he was amazed will hang in the the news," said John Lee Hudson, a San by Olliemania. It’s for the family Atrium Gallery on Francisco business consultant whose However, Smucker said he couldn’t attempt to market dolts of North and his interest large stores in the shirt; and he The Rocky Hill Family FesUval on Monday wi'u the Storrs campus of wife, Betsy, was far from a smashing barely broke even. offer something fw everyone: steamboat cruises, the University of success. Three days after North’s testimony hayrides, a camivalv music, entertainment, food ' Connecticut through Hudson and his wife, Shana, designed ended, Pocket Bonks’ "Taking the Stand," and pony rides, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Ferry the dolls, modeling them after Ken and a 753-page paperback transcript of North’s Park. To get there* take Exit 24 off Interstate 91, Sept. 16. The artist Barbie, shortly after the fired National testimony, began rolling off the presses. then follow Route 99 to the center of town. Turn east has described his Sbcurity Council aide’s testimony July The publisher expects to sell only about onto Route 100 and follow the signs. own works as full of 7-13. Hudson said his $20,000 investment half of the 775,000copies printed, said Anne "brutal explicitness" has returned $1,200. Maitland, a company vice president. Philmont, North’s hometown about 30 Pocket Books is hoping for continued sales s It’s July agieiln and ‘Visual pathol­ miles south of Albany, honored its local to libraries and schools needing a ogy.” The gallery Is hero with a parade Aug. 15. Entrepreneurs reference book, Maitland said. AP photo Originally scheduled back In July, the open Saturdays, 1 tp did a brisk business in T-shirts and “ I think the unfortunate thing is some buttons, but the excitement didn’t trans­ publishers are coming out with books in Singer-songwriter Richard Marx has Groton-New London Fireworks Extravaganza will 4 p.m., and week­ late to sales ot a U.S. News and World the next few weeks and the Olliemania released his debut album and scored a be held Sunday at 9: IS p.m. The $35,000 show was days, 8:30 a.m. to Report tribute to North. people may not be out there waiting for designed by the famous Gnicci fireworks Family. top-ten single, "Don’t Mean Nothing" 4:30 p.m. it will be Of an initial order of 250 of the these things to come out," she said. after five years of work. There will be a moonlit cruise for $20, leaving the AP photo magazines, Harry Avery's convenience A satirical coloring book lampooning E closed on Labor New I/mdon pier at 8 p.m., with dinner, dancing to Pocket Books, the publisher of the store has sold only 30 to 40, the owner said. North, congressional investigators and " I t ’s $4.95, that’s probably one of the a live band and a good view of the fireworks. Day. paperback transcript of Oliver North's even veteran target Richard Nixon has The annual New London Harbor Festival will be reasons why," Avery said. " I don't think sold 250,000 copies in Just over two weeks, testimony, expects to sell only half of the people wanted to pay that much." Saturday and Sunday, with concerts, lobster and said Paul Burke, president of a Detroit At a T-shirt store in Albany, North has Richard Marx gourmet food festival booths along City Pier and 775,000 books printed. publisher. Featuring: Margaritas throughout downtown streets. And all that Jazz Get Strait at Oakdale Across the river in Groton will be the weekend A free, all women’s jazz concert, entitled “ The Steaks encampment of the Second Connecticut Regiment, Country musician George Strait wili be featured finds success Many Coldrs of a Woman,” will be presented Sunday evening at the Oakdale Musical Theatre in Advice P which will demonstrate v hat life was like in a Saturday evening at 8 in Capital Hall, 3155 Main St., Seafood Revolutionary War camp. The encampment is Wallingford. Strait has received more than a dozen Hartford. It is sponsored by the Connecticut Black open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each dhy, in the Fort musical awards, including Billboard’s Top Male NEW YORK (AP) — When he was 18 years old, Women’s Education and Research Foundation. & Griswold Historic Park, Groton. Artist of 1986. His concert, at 8:30 p.m., costs $18.50 singer-songwriter Richard Marx received a phone call From the sensuous shadings of a ballad song to the Most of the events w ill continue, rain or shine. per ticket. Call 265-1501 for reservations. at his Illinois home offering advice for the aspiring brassy sound of progressive jazz, this concert will Food from South of the Border musician: "H ey man. Chicago ain’t the piace if you The fireworks will be moved to Mortday in case of Big, tall men just don’t measure up present a woman’s view of the musical world. For want to do this." rain. i more information, call Doris Turner at 658-0233. Since the cailer was music superstar Lionel Richie. DEAR 429-1900 Marx iistened. DEAR MR. ANDERSON: Then one day, ourdaughtercame Be a shutterbug ABBY: Just OPEN EVERY NIGHT (Rout* 32, Mansfield) Five long years and several near-record deals later. 1. What difference does it make and took Sweetie, saying she would yesterday, my Marx has released his self-titled debut album and Have a grand a-fair It’s a bargain what children (or kids) are called? be right back. Well, she didn’t Gay City State Park in Hebron will be the site of a father pulled a scored a Top 10 single, "Don’t Mean Nothing" — Labels are meaningless. Feelings return. She kidnapped thechild. We In honor of Labor Day, the Connecticut Historical ’ photography discovery program oh Saturday clipping of your vindication for a man who recalls rejections from The Woodstock Fair will be this weekend at the speak volumes. found a note in our car telling us morning at 10. The free, two-hour workshop will be column out from Dear Abby practically every record company in the world. Woodstock Fairgrounds, near Routes 169 and 171 in Commission will offer free admission to four 2. Electronic toys will never that she was married now and could his wallet and During the scuffling years after his move to the West South Woodstock. Admission is $3 general, free to historic sites: the old New-Gate Prison and Copper conducted by photographer Michael Simonds. He replace parents as storytellers take care of her daughter. When we Tuaaday Night - Italian Night asked me to Abigail Van Buren Coast. Marx found a Job with Richie, who made the children 12 and under. The fair is open Saturday Mine in East Granby, the Sloane-Stanley Museum will introduce participants to basic nature because electronic toys cannot went to see Sweetie, she sobbed her write to you and phone call after hearing a Marx demo tape at his through Monday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. It’s an of early woodworking tools in Kent, the Henry photography techniques. Equipment and methods answer questions, nor do they kiss heart out, begging us to take her find out how old with us. We went to a lawyer and California home. old-fashioned country fair, with hay rides, horse Whitfield Museum in Guilford and the Prudence will be discussed. Both adults and children are the kids goodnight. it is. Here it is: tried to get Sweetie back, but to no Weekend Specials " I worked on his albums, background vocals, and he welcome to bring cameras, and gather in the races and more. Crandall Museum, site of New England’s first DEAR avail. It's been nearly a year, and was real cool. He’s a good guy.” Marx recalled in a DEAR ABBY: Our 20-year-old The Goshen Fair, at the Goshen Fairgrounds on school for black women, in Canterbury. park’s main parking lot, off Route 85 in Hebron. ABBY: In my wife is still on tranquilizers. We • Shrimp MonokIno ...... *8.50 recent interview at his publicist’s office. "It was very unmarried daughter brought her Route 63, features a frog-jumping contest at noon answer to “ Too Tall,” women in the married. (My father is 5 foot 3. are not even permitted to see the • Veal Francalse...... *8.25 different music than I wanted todo. because I was Into 1-month-old baby girl to us and each day. There’s a woodcutting contest Sunday at know go for small men. That’s why VOICE OF EXPERIENCE child. rock ’n’ roll, but I was no idiot either. I knew It was a Ben’s going soft said. "Here, keep her; she’s • Baked Scrod w/aeafood alutflng...... *8.95 great opportunity." 1 p.m., and a ladies’ rolling-pin contest at the same so many women go wild over Latin BARBARA SAGLIMBENI yours! ’ ’ Our hearts are broken. Abby, There may be giants Americans and fight over Jockeys, SCHENECTADY. N.Y. please warn other parents never to • BBQ Spare Ribs ...... *8.75 Marx Is still Into rock ’n’ roll, as his hit single — time Monday. The fair is open Saturday through My wife worked days and I A life-sized soft sculpture of Benjamin Franklin The big, tall men tend to fall apart agree to raise a grandchild unless featuring ex-Eagles Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Monday, 8 a.m. until dusk. DEAR BARBARA: Your father worked the night shift so one of us • Seafood Fradlavolo over Llnguln#...... »7.95 presides over a new exhibition, "The Blessings of “ Giants of the Solar System" is the title of a show earlier. They get potbellies and has been carrying that clipping in they get a legal adoption! Every Schmidt on back-up vocals and Joe Walsh on slide would always be with that beautiful Liberty," which opens Sunday at the Noah Webster every Friday and Saturday evening at the double chins, and succumb to heart his wallet since 1968. Hug him for time I see a little girl, I think of guitar — demonstrates. But when he recorded the child we callgd "Sweetie.” We House, 227 S. Main St., West Hartford. The Coperaican Planetarium and Space Science attacks in their mid-40s, while the me. Barbara. cared for her for five years. We Sweetie. LA STRADA Restaurant song. Marx had no idea it would climb to No, Son the Center, Central Connecticut State University, little wiry men are still going HBARTBROKEN IN TEXAS 4T1 HarMord naaA eeS -eiO B Billboard charts. You*re a grand old park exhibition sets forth the major issues and events were the only mother and daddy she ^lw.-8aL l:S9-U / tea. lU 9 W|ll8 Street, New Britain. Shows are at 8:30p.m., strong. DEAR ABBY: I would like to ask knew. Our daughter. Sweetie’s real "It was Just a song I had a fun time making, leading to the fram ing of the Constitution. The The next time you go to a dance, you two questions: mother, would run in and run out. For Abby’s booklet. "How to especially with the guys from the Eagles, but I never Quassy Amusement Park will be the site of a exhibit w ill be open through Sept. 27. The house is an dV e followed by informal instruction on how to notice that the best dancers on the 1. Will "kids” ever be "children” She paid not one penny for the Write Letters for All Occasions,” thought of It that w ay," said Marx, who invited the trio grand celebration on Saturday, honoring America, open weekends from 1 to 4 p.m. and weekdays observe and recognize galaxies using telescopes. floor are the smaller men. Half the again? support of her child. Meanwhile .send a check or money order and a to play on the song without ever meeting them. Lake Quassapaug and the Constitution’s Admission to the planetarium show is $2.50 for except Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. women married to tall, dark, 2. Will electronic toys ever Sweetie had become a truly remar­ long, stamped (39 cents), self- The song — and its accompanying video — detail the bicentennial. Planned by a group called Friends of adults, $1.50 for children under 12. T H E H o m e s t e a d Admission is $2 for adults, $l for children ages 6 to handsome men would love to trade replace parents as storytellers? kable little person, bright, beautiful addressed envelope to: Dear Abby, pitfalls of trying to make it In Los Angeles, but Marx Lake Quassapaug, the festivities include patriotic A fine dining txperitnen uilthn cauniry anilqun/fair. 15. them for this little runt they N E IL M. ANDERSON. and well-mannered. Everyone who Teen Booklet, P.O Box 447, Mount insists It’s not merely an exercise In autobiography. music throughout the day, historic displays, a wouldn’t go out with before they got MALDEN. MASS saw her fell in love with her. Morris. III. 6I0S4. 4 "I think it reflects everybody’s Job. everybody’s barbecue and old-fashioned games. Singing for peace situation. You’re promised something — a promotion Peter Harvey will present a revue of American or a loan — and you get bailed on.” said Marx. "And A humorous look songs, humorous stories and anecdotes. Tickets A Concert for Peace, celebrating the New you get to the point where you realize you can’t believe Seafood Medley cost $5 for a full day of activities and rides; the Singer and songwriter George Engel will offer a what anybody tells unless it’s written down on a piece England Walk for Nuclear Disarmament, will be Over Linguini barbecue dinners are an additional $S per person. A humorous look at modem Christianity at the Pros and cons of cancer treatment of paper and your lawyer sees it.” held Sunday at 8 p.m. at Our Lady of LouMes And Marx knows. At one point, a record company portion of the day’s proceeds will be used for Wintonbury Folk Fellowship, Saturday at 7; 30 p.m. Church in Gales Ferry. Musicians Charlie King, D E A R DR. executive heard his tape and promised him a deal. projects which maintain the quality of the lake at Wintonbury Baptist Church in Bloomfield. Also Sally Rogers and Jim Scott will be featured. The term. as wgfl as short-term,effects. bleeding, but it is generally less of a •13.95 tiOTT; Doctors Here is truly a situation in which "He Just lied to m e." said Marx, who still holds a water. Quassy Amusement Park is in Middlebury, featured will be a guitar duo. From the Heart. church is near Exit 86 off Interstate 95. Take Route problem than iron deficiency. involved in doctor and patient can work to­ grudge. about an hour’s drive from Manchester. Admission and refreshments are free. 12 north. You can replace your Iron stores cancer treat­ gether, using honest communica­ 50 Higgins Highway (Rce. 31) " I ’ve got to admit, there’s some gratification out of and strengthen your blood by ment make a tion and'a careful analysis of what taking iron supplements and eating the fact that all those idiots at all those record point of discuss­ goals the ill person wishes to a balanced diet. Iron pills contain Mantfield ■ 456-2240 Th« ^ 7 , 4 - companies sold. ’This song's not happening.’ " he Dr. Gott Wherefore art thou? ing the short­ achieve — and at what price, in continued. Cinema far more iron than do any foods; term effects Peter Gott, M.D. terms of discomfort. therefore, the most effective solu­ “ Record companies tend to want you tobe somebody The American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford (nausea, hair DEAR DR. GOTT: > h a v e do­ tion to your problem is to ask your el.se. and I ’m not on actor." said Marx, who has no such will present "Romeo and Juliet," performed byjhe loss, etc.) of ra­ nated 15 gallons of b lo ^ in the last doctor to prescribe a course of Iron complaints with his label, Manhattan Records. " I don’t hartpord 2:10. — Rob^op (R) FrI 7:30, 9:40, Young Shakespeare Company Ltd. of England, this ClMma CHy — Rita Sue and Bab Too 11:50; Sot 4:20, 7:30, 9:40, 11:50; Sun WILLIMANTIC diation therapy, few years. Now the Red Cross therapy. want to be Bryan Adams, because there’s no better weekend. (R) FrI 1:30, 7, 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:30, 4:20, 7:30, 9:40. — Can't Buy Me Love _ U.A. TRg Clhamoa — Roxanne (PG) but do not seem nurses tell me that my iron and The methods used by the Red »«♦ 1:40,3:S i, Bryan Adams than Bryan Adams.” 4:15, 7, 9:40. — Jean De Florette (PG) (P<»-13) Frl1:25,7:30; Sotond Sun 12:25, to concede the potassium are too low. My doctor Cross to assess iron deficiency in The theater was built in 1955, and was modeled Fr11,6:40,9:20; Sot and Sun 1,3:45,6:40, 2:30,7:30. — Disorderlies (PG) FrI 9:30, f’S ' **"’ 1:40, 3:40, Best Italian 1984-86 Manhattan npi>eors quite happy with his work as after the Globe Theater in London, where 9:20. — Snow White and the Seven 11:30; Sot 4:40, 9:X, 11:»; Sun 4:40, S:40' ^:40, 9:X. — House II: The Second possiblity of any long-term effects. ation. The treatment may, in fact, says their standards are too high. donors are faster, but less precise Voted Canneetleal M ag^ne Owarft (G l Fr11:45; Sot and Sun 1:45, Story (PG) Fri 5:45,7:45,9:45,11:45; Sot Richard Marx. In fact, top company executive Joe Shakespeare’s plays were originally produced. 9:X. l : « , 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45, 11:45? S n Are there any? Is this a case of the add some time to life, but at what What can I do to increase my blood than tests used by many hospital 4:30. — The Whittle Blower (PG) cure being worse than the disease? cost? Chemotherapy and radiation Smith suggested Marx's debut album could sell as Performances are tbnight at 8, Saturday at 2 and Fri-Sun 7:10, 9:50. — The Fourth MANCHESTER ^:4*J:45. — Stakeout levels? laboratories. Therefore, your doc­ Preienti A Netv Diverxifled Menu many as 4 million copies. Protocol (R) Fr11:15,6:50,9:30;Sotond UA Theaters East — La Bomba (S) f n 5,7,9:15,11: iSTSot 1,3,5,7,9:15, have many side effects, the most DEAR READER: Blood dona­ tor is correct in paying more 8 p.m., and Sunday at 5; 30p.m. ‘The Sunday Sun 1:15,4,6:50,9:30. 11:15; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9:15. — Dirty • Italian Culalne • Seafood • Fowl ■ Sleaki • Rlb$ ■ " I heard about that, and I said. ’No way. He didn’t (P(5-13) FrI 7:15, 9:45; Sot and Sun 2, DEAR READER: The use of serious of which is that patients tion produces changes in the body attention to the more precise test. performance will include a one-hour intermission, 4:15,7:15,9:45. — Full Metal Jacket (R) P'’! * : « ' ^:1»- *:!*- radiation to treat cancer is a classic identical to those of any other blood say that He used my name?’ ” said a bemu.sed Marx, ■AZT HARTFORD FrI 7,9:M; Sotond Sun Z 4 :» , 7,9:M. — 11:1S; sol 1:15- 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, may feel perfectly awful. There­ However, If you are not iron- so the audience may enjoy picnic dinners. Tickets 11:15;,Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15, 7:15,9:15. — case of the risk-benefit ratio. The fore. each cancer patient must be loss. From a physiological stand­ A Dining Room. With A View who offers his own words of advice to frustrated RotlwMd Pub ACInemo— Full Metal Nadine (R) FrI 7:M, 9:40; Sot and Sun The Big Easy (R) Fri 5:10, 7:10, 9:10, deficient now, you will be soon if are between $15 and $25. Call 1-800-922-2020 for Jacket (R) FrI and Sot7:15,9:30; Closed 2:15,4:45, 7:M, 9:40. — The Woll (R) FrI risks of not treating cancer are point, your body cannot tell the performers going through what he did to land a record Sunday. 11:10; _Sot 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10, given the opportunity to decide you continue to donate blood and Sot midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) difference between a one-pint dona­ Enjoy The Foliage A$ deal. ticket reservations. Fear Richard's Fub A cinema — FrI and Sot midnight. — The Rocky 11^:10; Sun 1:lH 3:10,5:10,7:10,9:10. — much greater than the risks of whether he or she wants to be made regularly. I ’d advise you to con­ Roxanne (PG) FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:30, Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sot Pis #otocol (R) Fri 5, 7:10, radiation. In other words: In comfortable (a benefit) or to have tion or a one-pint hemorrhage from sider using iron now; it’s a cheap, The Glorioui Autumn Approachet midnight. mldnglht. S’?',’ 52* 1’ :*>-• So" general, the cure is not worse than extended treatment that can add a peptic ulcer. Shewcote Cinemas 1-9— No Wov Out 2,5,7:10,9:20. easy and effective way to prevent On The Mountain. the disease. further illness and discomfort (a Blood contains iron, a mineral future problems. (R) FrI 1:40, 7:35, 10, 12:10; Sot 1 2 ^, VERNON DRIVE-INS 2:50,5,7:35,10,12:10; Sun 12:40,2:50,5, Cine I A 2 — The Lost Bovs (R) FrI One caveat, however. Oncolo­ risk.) that is essential to the formation of ‘Dirty Dancing’ is satisfying 7:M, 10. — Born In East L.A. (R) FrI AMnslleld — RoboCoD (R) with 60 yitia Louisa Road, Bolton, C T 7:10, 9:40; Sat ond Sun 5, 7:10, 9:40. — gists (cancer specialists) tend to In reality, most oncologists at­ new red corpuscles. When blood Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on 646-3I6I 1:10, VM, 9:35, 11:35; Sot 12:10, 2:10, Jaws the Revenge (PG-13) Sat and Sun Masters of the Universe (PG) Frl-Sunot 4:10, 7:40, 9:35, 11:35; Sun 12:10, 2:10, 1:M, 3:15. — The Witches ot Eastwick .7L *?!.*“' Jocket (R) with become overly enthusiastic about tempt to weigh the benefits of leaves the body, so does iron. After weight loss tells you how to lose 4:10,7:40,9:35. — The Living Daylights Lethal Weapon (R) FrI-Sun ot dork. — Bv Bob Thomas choreography of Kenny Ortega and (R) FrI 7, 9:20; Sot and Sun 2, 4:M, 7, ■•V9rly Hills Cop II (R) with "Croco­ treatment. If a cancer patient is treatment against its risks, thereby excessive blood loss, iron stores are weight wisely — and keep it off. For The Associated Press (PG) frll:* ), 7:15,9:50,12:10; S^t 1:3o! 9:20. depleted. Unless more iron Is the energetic direction by Emile 4:15, 7:15, 9:50, 12:10; Sun 1:30, 4:15, dile" Dundee (PG-13) FrI-Sun at dork. expected to live six months without adopting a middle-of-the-road ap­ your copy, send $1 and your name Cinema Review Ardolino. Perhaps all the plot J:15< 9:M. — -me Big Easy (R) Fr11:15, therapy, oncologists may try to proach that is individualized ac­ supplied, the bone marrow will be and address to P.O. Box 91369, Featuring Dirty danring i.s what the young: pieces fall together expectably, but 7:U, 9:55, midnight; Sot 12:15, 2:20, give that person a few more weeks cording to the patient and the type unable to manufacture enough Cleveland, dH 44101-3369. Be sure employees of a Catskills summer 4:30, 7:M, 9:55, midnight; Sun 12:15, blood to compensate for the loss. Margaritas this is not a social treatise about ~ Dancing of life by administering toxic of cancer. Nonetheless, radiation to ask for Winning The Battle Of 9 resort do to unwind after a long day nant and opts for an abortion, he morality in the Kennedy years. The (R> FrI 1:30, 7:10/9:30,11:45; Sot 12:20, chemicals (chemotherapy) or radl- (and chemotherapy) have long­ Potassium is also lost during The Bulge. Steaks of catering to the demands of the needs someone to help him fulfill an film is meant to entertain, and It 3:g . 4:45, 7:10, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12:20, SCHOOL DAZE *:M. 4 : ^ 7:10,9:30 — Stakeout (R) FrI New York vacationers. appearance at a nearby resort. In does so, royally. 1:05, 7:20, 9:50, 12:10, Sot 12:05, 2:25, Seafood Their dancing is not all that dirty Henry Higgins style, Johnny 4 :« , 7:20, 9 :» , 12:10; Sun 12:05, 2:25, SALE — this is 1963. after all. But its teaches the Inept Baby the mambo Patrick Swayse has all the right 4 :« , ^20, 9:50. — Hamburger Hill (R) About Town & ioose-llmbed. hip-throbbing sensu­ moves as Johnny Castle; He is Fr11:35,7:15,9:45, midnight; Sot 12:25, routine. She also submits willingly i= 5 ' i"l«lnlpM; Sun I I | \ ^ /iJ e 5 0 % Off All Slickepi* Food From South ality first alarms, then transfixes to his passion. sensual on the dance floor and off, 12:25,2:35,4:50,7:15,9:45. — Masters of "B aby” Houseman when she stum­ Houseman is shattered by what conveying the frustration of his the Universe (PG) Fr11; Sotond Sun 12, MS supporters meet Wednesday from 9; 30 to 11:30 a.m. Brunch is officer; Harold Pohl, assistant finance officer; of the Border bles into the workers’ quarters. Her he considers his daughter’s decep­ struggle to escape the streets. fldlUnl firs 20% Off ChUd’e Colorful IT.75 per person. For more information, call Robert M. Hume, chaplain; John F. Baer, fascination centers on Johnny tion, and Johnny is fired by the Jennifer Grey is a revelation, an WheelleWliealia PaakPack The support group for multiple sclerosis Karen at 872-4876. service officer; George Atkins Sr., judge Castle, who has escaped his rough Iron-fisted resort operator (Jack actress of remarkable range. All of meets the second Monday of each month from 10 advocate; Robert J. Arson, historian; Leonard OPEN EVERY NIGHT ★ ★ Carrier A Back Pack Dufour, sergeant at arms; and Herbert background to become dance in­ Weston). You can bet that ail the the supporting performers are a.m. to noon at tbe Church of Christ on Lydall SHOWCASE Alzheimer's supporters meet Raymond, Junior past commander. The position structor at the resort. misunderstandings will be over­ memorable, notably Weston, Orb­ Street. For more information, call Paula Leone ach and Rhodes. g 259i) Off One Dozen 9* for adjutant Is vacant. 429-1900 The beginning premise of "Dirty come by the rousing dance finale. CINCiaAS Rainbow at 646-8261. The Alzheimer Support Group of Visiting (Rt. 32, Mansfield) I ■AMUMMATmEE FIRST SHOW ONLY-ZI.M I Supphe, or 11" Latex Balloon.' Nurse and Home Care of Manchester will meet The post is looking (or volunteers (or bingo and Dancing." a richly satisfying little What elevates "D irty Dancing" Produced by Linda Gottlieb, ICONTSWOUS SHOWS SAT. SUN. 6 HOL»AVS I on Wednesday from 7 to 8; 30 p.m. in the mental fish nights. The next meeting will be Sept. 15 at 8 film from the fledgling company of above the flood of "R ocky" clones "D irty Dancing" is rated PG-IS, LATE SHOWS FRE>AV 6 SATURDAY YW CA holds registration Pick Up Only health wing at Manchester Memorial Hospital. p.m. An executive board meeting will be held Vestron Pictures. It compares is the incisive script by Eleanor apparently for language and bed­ FEATURING 646-2302 Classes for children and parents are open for Donna Couper from the Travelers Center for Tuesday at 7 p.m. favorably' to "Saturday Night Bergstein, razor-sharp portrayals room scenes. Running time; 100 'Balloon & Sticker Sale Offer valid Aging, University of Connecticut, will speak. Fever” and “Flashdance" in its by a talented cast, the Joyful minutes. regiatration at the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA, Peking Duck Dinner 7 depiction of how pop dancing can only with this ad 78 N. Main St. Moat claaiea begin the week of For more information, call 047-1481. elevate determine people above USfMfHW Balloons & Bouquets Sept. 28. MHS '27 clast plant reunion For more information, call 647-1437. includes choice of soup and their commonplace lives. Delivered or Available Epilepsy victims get support The Class of 1927 of Manchester High School The Houseman family arrives for W a E E S . . { will have its 60th reunion at a luncheon meeting a variety of appetizers DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER for Pick Up a pleasant holiday at Kellerman’s tatasasB 1 Daughters of Isabella meet A support group (or people with epilepsy will at Manchester Country (^ub. The reunion is set — the doctor (Jerry Orbach). his meet at Manchester Memorial Hospital Thurs­ mBSSmbbs sosooor B)| Mon. - Fri. 9»«-5*> for Oct. IS at noon. For more information, call Luncheon Specials Mon. — Sat. understanding wife (Kelly Bishop) R«glttratlon The Daughters of Isabella will have a business day at 7 p.m. 643-2872. Cocktails & Polynesian Drinks and their disparate daughters, the Sat. 10-4 Come See Our meeting at the First Federal Savings It Loan For more information, call 282-1638. JOY dull-witted Lisa (Jane Bruckner) Sept. 8th thru 11th Qosed Mon. Sept. 7 Association on West Middle Turnpike Tuesday Dine in or Take-out and Baby (Jennifer Grey), an "W . at 7:30 p.m. Carol Lenlhan and her committee Emblem Club at convention MMMfl t m m \ Labor Day Unique Gift Ideas!! Legion has new officers idealist with her sights on the Peace 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm will be in charge. OF THE 227 West Middle Turnpike Corps. OaOMMUHIBII SMKSOUT IB| The DiIIworth-Cornell-()uey Post 102 of the The president a nd seven other memeber of the The family tranquillity is broken Quitar, Accordten, Plano, Bass UHa MsiMacs 1 American Legion announces new officers: Manchester Emblem Club are planning to Manchester Christian women set brunch Dolores Pinwar, commander; Bert Michaud, attend the organization's supreme convention in WOK when Baby falls under the spell of Lassons Rasuma Sapt 14th 135 Center Street, Manchester Boston on Saturday. The members will discuss 643-4600 Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayie). iMuvMaiMitiaHit ikal The Manchester Area Christian Women’s senior vice commander; Robert Hadden, junior uswanM 1 the convention at the next meating. When Johnny’s dance partner 649-6205 Helium Rentals -k Decorating Services Club Yrill meet at The Colony In Vernon vice commander; Dolores Pinwar, flnance (Cynthia Rhodes) becomes preg- V,

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Josephine P e r t e n o lt ...... 02 Caro«ntrv/Remoq«llng 55 Recreotlonol Eoulomont...... •2 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per doy. they c»n give him something he can’t steal CL6ANGR TitfiN -me W anted to Buy 79 Polntlng/Poi>«rlng Boots ond Marine Eoulpment 20 to 2S doys: 40 cents per line per doy. a former ac­ Jones, Karin Schubert, Mandy Davies. Announcements...... 03 54 •3 [TMCl MOVIE: Rabal Love' A young tXSHhMSHeR . A uction s...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng 57 Musicol Items...... i4 24 or mere days: 50 cents per line per doy. widow fsRs in love with a Confederate spy quaintance to meet 1983. F In o n c lo l...... o$ Rentals F l o o r i n g ...... SI Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment . IS M in im um c h o rt t : 4 lines. E lo c lr ic o l...... during the Civil War Jamie Rose. Terence their son, Scott Rooms for Rent...... 31 Sd Pets ond SupDlles •4 1 :0 0 A M GD True Confessions Htating/Plumbing Knox, Fran Ryan. 1986 Apartm ents for R e n t...... 32 40 Miscelloneous tor Sole 17 OBAOLINBS: For clossifled odvertlsements to (C.B. Barnes), on Employment A Education Mitcollonoous Sorvicot GD Joe Franklin Condominiums for Rent...... 33 41 Toe Soles...... M be published Tuesdoy throuoh Soturdoy. the Services Wonted 6:00PM OD CB ® «) ® News ABC's "Star- Qi) At the Movies Scheduled: TV stars Help Wonted ...... li Homes for Rent...... J4 42 Wonted to Buv/Trode •9 deodlint Is noon on the day before publication. SIfuollon W onted ...... 12 For odvertlsements to be published Mondoy* CD Thrae's Company man." Part II of the with movie careers. (R) Store/Offlce Spoce...... 3S Business O ep ortunitles...... U Resort Property...... 34 Merchandise the deadline is 2 :K p.m. on Fridoy. CB Matt Houston "Starscape" (3) Great Performances: On the Razzle Instruction ...... 14 Industrtol Property...... 37 Employment Services ...... 15 Hoildov/Seosonol 71 Automotive episode airs FRI­ (CC) Felicity Kendal, Dindale Landen and Gorooes and Sto ro o e .... RBAO YOUR AD. Classified odvertlsements ore (HI Ohnme a Break Nell has a mutiny on Roommotes Wanted...... AntiQues ond Collectiblos 72 Cors for Sole ...... 91 Alfred Lynch star in the British National ...... J9 C lo th in g...... 73 token by telephone os o convenience. The her hands when she's uttable to book a DAY, SEPT. 4. Wonted to Rent...... 40 Trucks/Vons for Sole 92 cortcert dale for her fledgling rock band. Theatre's production of Tom Stt^pard's Real Estate Furniture...... 74 Compers/Troilers . 93 Monchester Herold is responsible tor only one comedy, derived from a 19th-century Incorrect Insertion ond then only tor the site of Guest: Gary CoSma. Part 2 of 2. Hom es for Sole ...... 21 TV/Stereo/ApoHonces 75 Motorcvclts/Mooeds 94 CHECK USTINGS Mochlnery ond Tools . . 74 the orlglnol Insertion. E rro rs which do not Viennese play by Johann Nestroy that is Condom inium s for S o le ...... 22 Services Auto Services ...... 95 O Greatest American Hero fO« EXACT TIME the basis for Thornton WHder's ("The Lawn ond Gordon ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Leose. . 94 lessen the voiue ot the odvertlsement will not Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to Eot . 71 be corrected by on oddltionol Insertion. ® A n gie Matchmaker") and ("Hello Dollyl"). (2 investment Property ...... 24 Cleoninp Services Miscelloneous Automotive 97 . . . 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Firewood . 79 Wonted to BuvfTrode 91 ® Doctor Who hrs.) (R) (M) Maude Part 2 of 2. (8) Charlie's Angels T-1 (8 ) Q uincy [CNN] Crossfire 9 S Reporter 41 [TMC] MOVIE; 'April Fool's Day’ (CC) A kiKer is apparently stalking a group of (SI MacNeil / Lehrar Nawshour coHege kids as they spend spring break at a friend's island home. Deborah Foreman, ®i) Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) Ag a condition procedent to [CNN] PrimaNaws Amy Steel. Ken Olandt. 1986. Rated R. (In LOST honey colored dog [DIS] Mouseterpiece 71)00101 meni dweller questions her supposedly Stereo) the plocentent of any odver- TELEPHONE Operotor- DRIVER. Port time tor DRIVER. To do deliver­ happy marriage when a special radio ex­ on West side. Has dork /Typlst. Seeking a full [ESPN] SportsLook [ESPN] Karate: W K A Karate (60 min ) tlglno In the Manchester He­ muzzle, stand up ears. Manchester Herald ies and pick-ups. Also (Taped) poses the devastated private lives of her 1 :1 5 A M [HBO] 1 St & Ten; Going for Puzzles rald, Advertiser hereby time telephone opera­ route. Coventry oreo. MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' neighbors. (R) Broke (CC) Schrader has a secret that may 2'/i years, 60 pounds. cleonlno and odd iobs PART TIME (CC ) An ad executive begins to develop .i [HBO] MOVIE: Wild Geese II' (CC) A agrees to protect. Indemnify tor. Most posess effec­ Short hours. Good pay. for machine shop. (S) Tales of the Unexpected cost him his controlling interest in the and hold harmless the Man­ Answers to Trondok. tive telephone skills, MALE/FEMALE better understanding of himself and his group of daring mercenaries attempt to aid Bulls. (In Stereo) ^ chester Herald, Its officers Coll 742-B867. 9-12am, 7 Must be 18 or older. parents alter they decide to end their 34- a Nazi war criminal escape from a Berlin (8 ) W A 'S - H Wearing choke chain typing 35-50wpm, optl- AP Photo ACROSS 41 Capabla of Anawor to Pravloua Puzzle and employees against any with I.D. Daughters to lOpm.o 643-5549.______No axperlanco, we will year marriage Tom Hanks, Jackie Glea fortress where he has lived in solitary con­ PELICULA: ‘El Ave Fenix' Una Bailar- 1 :3 0 A M (B m o v i e : -Spm image- tude for figures and son, Eva Mane Saint. 1986 Rated PG finement for forty years, ^ o lt Glenn, Bar­ 1 Actress aummatlon and all liability, loss or oet. Please coll 643- REGIONAL Classified CHILD core before/ofter train. Excollant hourly Ina Clasica queda semi paralitica y debe When a young man is hired into a retigi^s 4S RIvor In ' basic office skills to Frcneii expanse. Including attor­ 4283. Reward. ods reach nearly [M AX] MOVIE: 'Chisum' The success­ bara Carrera, Laurence Olivier. 1966 cuh, his parents hire a street-tough cult de- Ruaaia □QCJO QDG[D DQD perform a variety ot school/vocotlons, pay. Raaponaiblo por- Newlyweds Rated R aprender a vivir su tragico destine. Sole- 4 Feeing neys' fees, arising from ful owner of a vast cattle ranch, locks programmer to bring him back. Michael 48 Entortaln- □□□□□laanD □□□ 3,000,000 homes. One Mondoy-Thursday, 1st dad Silveira, Enrique Liporace. glieier's clolms of unfoir trade practi­ clerical duties. Free •on noadad to maintain horns with a powerful and unscrupulous O'Keefe, Karen Allen. Peter Fonda. 1982. mom group niDOBCI classified od placed grade boy-Keeney Actor Tom Selleck and his longtime girlfriend Jillie Mack, [MAX] MOVIE: 'How the West Was (g )S C T V origin ces, Infringement of trade­ parking. Benefits. dloplaya In Hotrw Can­ businessman who is determined to domi (abbr.) □ □ □ □ □ □ □ with the Manchester school area. Your W on' Three generations of pioneers parti­ 3D Solid Gold 9 Sunflower marks, trode names or pat­ Apply In person, seen here leaving Elaine's restaurant in New York In April nate the entire region John Wayne. For cipate in Western expansion In the 19th [CNN] Moneytine 49 Normandy □ □El □□□□ □□□□ ents, violation of rights of (HANNOUNCEMENTS Herald will be placed In home/ours. 649-3847. tata In tha Manohaatar QD Runaway With the Rich and Famous State (abbr.) Mondov-Frldgg, 8:30 rest Tucket, Christopher George 1970 century, George Peppard, Debbie Rey­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet invaalon day DdlDCIBn □□□□□□ privacy and Infringement of over 200 newspapers Leave message. area. Ona day per week. 1986, were secretly married Aug. 7, according to Rated G Deborah Shelton in Thailand; Larry Manetti 12 Baking pit (comp. wd.| to 4:30. P rogR Shoe nolds. Carroll Baker. 1963 Rated G. (In in Hawaii; Ireland's Ashford Castle; vaca­ 13 Marthy copyright and proprietary throughout New Eng­ Car naceaaary. call 516- Stereo) [ESPN] Harness Racing: Breeders 63 Boor barrel £]□□□□□ □□□□□□ Company, 200 Pitkin Selleck’s publicist. The wedding took piace somewhere [USA] Cartoons Crown From East Rutherford. N J. (Live) tions on the island of Bati. (R) hollow □□□□ □□□□ □□□ rights, unfair competition land tor one low price. 54 Broom and libel and slander, which St., Eost Hertford. HIGH school students 825-4629 before 10 am 8 : 3 0 P M 3D ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) 62) Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) UUttle 56 North □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Coll Classified 643-2711 wanted to work In die­ near Lake Tahoe, but all the details were kept secret. 6 : 3 0 P M 3D m *a *s *h [TMC] MOVIE: 'Malibu Express' A 15 Typo of may result from the publlco- NOW forming adult-child or after 6 pm. Unemployed George becomes a media Texas detective attempts to interface with American ADULTS tor early morn- ond osk tor detolls.p tary dportment ot area 3D ® ABC News (CCt (38) Home Shopping Game liquor □ □ □ □ □ □ a EHDDBC!] tlon of ony advertlsment In bowling league. 2 hours hero when he stops a mugging (R) a batch of beautiful computer criminals. nation (abbr.) □□□ DBiDnonaciD Ino delivery of news­ nursing home. Greot [CNN] Newsnight Update 16 Lom 57 Ntthor(anda the Manchester Herald by ot tun I For more Infor­ paper. Door to door. PART time general office Qj) Jeffersons (CC) 3D $1.000,000 Chance of a Lifetime Darby Hinton. Sybil Danning, Barbara Ed­ foolish □□□ □□□□ □□□□ advertiser. Including adver­ worker for Manchester hours. Coll Manchester CDNSTRUCTIDN La­ [D IS ] MOVIE: Perri' A little squirrel commune mation coll 649-9012 ot­ South Windsor area. ® laveme & Shiriey wards. 1984 Rated R. 17 Jickh'i 2nd □□□ CIQCIE] □□□□ tisements In any free distri­ Monor. 646-0129. borer $5.50 per hour to (23) Wall Street Week learns to survive the dangers of the fdrest 58 Soeiatary ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. No collections, mi­ real estate office. Typ­ Maverick Rivera (g) ® NBC News • [USA] Fridays hutband 56 Undoratand. bution publications pub­ ing and bookkeeping start. Must hove trons- 9 : 0 0 P M (33 Dallas (CC) Bobby returns 1957. ISSntn Ing 9 Bridge on the 34Eau — cologne lished by the Manchester Anytime on weekends. leage allotment. Coll DENTAL Hygienist. High portotlon. 646-5200. (2$ Nightty Business Report from South America with evidence re- 1 1 :3 0 P M CB Tennis: U.S. Open Ten­ ZORtnd River____ Ask for Bee.o experience helpful. 646- 1 : 4 5 A M [H B O ] m o v i e : -Nothing in 60 Woodan tub 35 99, Roman Herald. Penny Sietfert, Ellle 241-6638.______quality preventative ® Noticiero guarding W es Parmalee, an uninvited nis Highlights Same-day early-round 21 Ufa ac^anca 61 Thing of 10 Of ek- 42 Pieces for Publisher. 4655.______CUSTDDIAL position highlights from the USTA National Tennis Common' (CC) An cd executive begins to (abbr.) creft DENTAL Hvelenist. office. Modern facili­ [CNN] Showbiz Today guest at the annual Ewing barbecue re­ develop a totter understanding of himself value two Port time Secretory- Coventry Board of Ed­ veals the truth about Parmalee's claims Center In Queens, NY. 22 Conalating of 62 Alrcraftaman 11 Playwright USE RICE to Cleon the Large Manchester of­ ties, full or port time ucation. Excellent be­ is expanding into Zorro and his parents after they decide to end 43 Beasts of /Word processsor. 1-2 [DIS] (60 min.) (R) 3D (S) Nightline (CC). ehatnplona Simon burden LOST Inside of bottles and long- fice. Saturday only. poslllon In established nefits. Coll 742-9305. their 34-year marriage. Tom Hanks, Jackie (oomp. wd.) DOWN years word processing [ESPN] Running and Racing 19 Rural 44 Actor Richard stem vosfes. Sprinkle rice Coll 643-9506 between office. Salary negotia­ EDE.______3D QD Max Headroom (CC) Edison and (3D Entertainment Tonight Pierce Bros- Gleason, Eva Mario Saint. 1986. Rated PG. 2S Symbol for 21 Became AND FOUND Mperlence required. his associates-become involved in warlike 8:00 ond 5:30.______ble. 875-6269. 7 : 0 0 P M 3 } C B S News nan discusses "The Fourth Protocol. " his 2 : 0 0 A M (3D Best of Saturday Night Mlurium angry Inside container, odd Dictaphone and shor­ CDUNTER person days. encounters when a power-hungry adver­ new movie. (In Stereo) 45 Hawaiian IMPOUNDED. Female 2 worm, sudsy water and 3D New s Live 27Por____ 23 0gl^ TRAVEL agency east ot thand o plus. Approxi­ 9-5 Monday thro Fri­ taik-show territory tising executive plans to take control of 28 Move like a initrumants SECRETARY. Moture (2D Honeymooners 24 Fell upon veor old Terrier Cross, shake vigorously. The the river needs assist­ mately 20 hours per day. Up to $6.00 hourly. QD Wheel or Fortune (CC) Network 23^ (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) QD INN News crab 46 Ranovata dependable Individual. ® ( ^ Tonight Show (In Stereo) 2 5 ______the ton. Keeney Street. Fe- rice will polish and clean ance typing and tele­ week. Send resume or Apply In person, Hart­ 3D $100,000 Pyramid 3 D MOVIE: 'Banyon' A tou^ 1930s pri [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sourufs 32 Squandartd night before 47 Awry mole 12 veor old Ter­ Interior. Use the classified DIversIfeld duties. By Kathryn Baker Racing frorii Plainsfield 35 S ^ a forth Christmas 50 Nobleman phone etiquette re­ coll Fuss & a'Nelll. 210 ford Rood Dairy only acting experience, my Junior (W IN N News vate eye can hardly keep up with the kill­ 2 :1 0 A M [M AX] MOVIE: 'Volunteers' rier cross, ton. Bretton columns to sell those still Knowledge ot word ings after a hood is released from prison Hogan's Heroes 36 Not at aoa 26 Direction 51 Jacob's son quired. Will troln. Main St., Manchester Queen.______The Associated Press year in high school I was one of the (CC) A ne'er-do-well playboy running from 37 Short aloop 52 American in Rood. Please coll the good, but no longer used proccessor. Coll 228- Gi) Best of Saturday Night Robert Forster, Darren McGavin, Jose For 29 Demand Repsond to Box GG c/o ,Ct. 06040. 646-2469. At­ 9438 tor more Informa­ LEG AL Secretory. Shor- non-speaking children in ‘Cheaper rer 1971 QE) News a gambling debt escapes to Thailand to 38Matric payment Britain Manchester Dog Items around your home. O ) M *A *S "H serve in the Peace Corps. Tom Hanks, th e Manchester tention Kathy Tower. tion and application. thond required. Dne NEW YO RK - Step aside, by the Dozen.’” [CNN] Sports Tonight motaura from 54 Scouting or* Warden at 643-6642. Herald. EOE. M/F. Wheel of Fortune (24) Connecticut News Week John Candy, Rita Wilson. 1985. Rated R. 39 Ha |Fr.| ganization man Manchester law Donahue. Move over, Oprah. Take [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Hot Millions' A crook 30 Not fat Rivera talked at his new produc­ Novela: Senda de Gloria (In Stereo) 40 Em^ra Stata (abbr.) (2$ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour QD embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ 31 Noticf office. 646-2425. a hike, Ted Koppel. Here comes tion offices in the penthouse of a (abbr.) 33 That girl 55 Clavtr phrase "Geraldo!" Barney Miller dD American Masters; Unknown Chap­ tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter 2 : 3 0 A M CB m o v i e : Three Godfath- PART time. Janitorial midtown Manhattan office build­ lin - The Great Director; Part II of III (CC) Ustinov, Maggie Smith, Karl Malden. ers' Three bandits come upon a dying BANKING T H E PROFESSIONALS ® Dating Game 1 working supervisor. ing. The young staff — "No [C N N ] Larry King Live 1968 Rated G mother and a child while escaping the law 2 3 1 |9 10 11 Evenings and/or wee- Geraldo Rivera, maverick news­ (S) Jeffersons John Wayne. Ward Bond, Pedro Armen- Part Time / Full Time Tellers grown-ups,” Rivera notes — is [D IS ] MOVIE: A Billion For Boris' Three [ESPN] SportsCenter ^ kends. Salary open. man, gangbuster of the syndicated ® Hollywood Squares dariz 1949, 12 14 composed partly of former ABC young people devise ways to use a televi­ [USA] Assaulted Nuts Full Time Clerical MANCHESTER HONDA 643-5747.______special, is expandinginto talk-show di) Novela; Victoria sion with secret powers to their advan­ QD Hit City co-workers, including Rivera's IS territory. "Geraldo!'’ will debut (S) Nightly Business Report tage Lee Grant, Tim Kazurinsky. Scott 1 1 : 3 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Pray for ( ^ M usic City, U.S.A. 17 AUTOMOBILES PART Time help wonted Monday In 95 markets. Its time slot wife, C.C. Dyer, a producer. Tiler 1984 Death' A former ninja vows revenge on South Windsor Bank A Trust Co. evenings and wee­ "This is the best part,” Rivera (S) Matt Houston the American crooks who’ve been terroriz­ [CNN] Sports Latenight 18 kends. $4 per hour. ranging from mornings opposite [CNN] Moneyline I [E S P N ] Top Rank : (Orlin Norris ing his family and business. Sho Kosugi, [U S A ] Night Flight: Take Off Previous teller or cashier experience helpful. said, stepping outside onto a rooftop vs. ) In a Our Service Department Apply U A Thaotars, Oprah to nighttime after “Nlghv- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flight of the Navigator' Donna Kei Benz, James Booth. 1985. Excellent starting salary plua Incentivea. Manchester Porkode. tiine.” depending on the station. X deck. "It ’s a great backdrop for bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Las Rated NR. 3 : 0 0 A M 3D Best of Saturday Night standups, when you need New York An alien spacecraft holds the clue to the Vegas, Nev (2 hrs.) (Live) Live Apply between 9-5, M onday - Friday at 115 is seeking an experienced mystery behind a young boy's 8-year di­ 1 1 : 4 5 P M [U S A ] Night Flight: Goes 28 28 "People say there's a glut of talk in the background.” sappearance. Joey Cramer. Veronica Car­ [T M C ] MOVIE; 'F/X' A special effects QD MOVIE; 'Thank You Mr. Moto' Six Edwin Road, South WIndaor, CT or call Muriel & expert becomes the fall guy for govern­ to the Movies and Coming Attractions scrolls to the secret of a fabulous Genghis STYLISTS shows,” Rivera said. "If the His will be a combina­ twright, Cliff De Young 1986 Rated PG 32 33 Marks, 289-6061 for an appointment. Automobile Technician. alternative Is another one of these ment agents when he arranges a mobs­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M 3D Entertainment Tonight Khan hidden treasure bring seven people NAIL tion of the on-location reporting he [ESPN] SportsCenter ter's fake assassination Bryan Brown. Pierce Brosnan discusses "The Fourth Pro- together. Peter Lorre. Sidney Blackmer. silly game shows, they're abso­ loves and the standard interview. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A Brian Dennehy, Diane Venora 1986. tofipl," his new movie (In Stereo) John Carradine 1937. 36 TECHNICIANS Rated R. (In Stereo) Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms lutely meaningless, as opposed to a He meant to do meaningful stuff. husband's scheme to get nd of his rich (3D VVKRP in Cincinnati ( ^ To Be Announced. show where presumably people will wtfe backfires when she is kidnapped bo 38 NEEDED The first show will revisit Willow- fore he can carry out the plans Danny De 9:30PM (3D Mission Impossible (3D A sk Dr. Ruth (CC). Pan 2 of 2. (R) [CNN] News Overnight provided, excellent benefits. For come away with at least a nugget of brook, the mental institution that Vito, Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold 1986 (23) Fourth Estate 3D Cannon [D IS ] MOVIE: Call M e Mister' A song RESTAURANT HELP Deeigner^e Loft information, something they didn't Rated R (In Stereo) was the subject of a Rivera expose CB Adde'ly Adderly's Pans and dance man, stationed in Japan during interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, 10 : 0 0 P M (ID MOVIE: 'Checkered Flag or Crash' World War II, goes A.W.O.L. to follow his know before. I mean, that to me is a in 1972. The second show is an [ U S A ] Double Trouble vacation is postponed when he's sent to 48 46 47 81 Hair Salon Men stage a demolition race of dune bug­ wife. Betty Grable, Danny Thomas. Dale [80 82 positive, not a negative.” interview with Marla Hanson, the Monte Carlo to verify the death of an inter­ gies and motorcycles in the Phillippines Cashiers / Hostesses Monday thru Friday, ii expanding with our new 7 : 3 0 P M 3 D p m Magazine Air iravnl national hitman. (60 min ) Robertson. 1951. Rivera became a household New York model whose face was safety, sportscastor Ahmad Rashad Joe Don Baker, Larry Hagman. 1977. 83 66 Storra location. We have 3D News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Nom ads' An anthropol­ name as an investigative reporter slashed. 3D Current Affair Washington Week in Review (CC) ogist is driven mad by a supernatural Es­ Dishwashers opening! for both full and 87 S9 at ABC News. He left the network He’ll be "just doing sort of typical GD (2D Jeopardy! (CC) (X) Qo) Starman (CC) Starman and Scott ( ^ Consumer Discount Network kimo myth, the 'Innuats.' nomadic, hostile part time poiiliona. Excel­ two years ago In a dispute over his Geraldo stories,” he said. " I think teach an illiterate man how to read. (60 (M) Alfred Hitchcock Presents spirits who assume human form. Pierce 3 ) Entertainment Tonight Pierce Bros min ) (R) Brosnan, Lesiey-Anne Down. Adam Ant 80 62 C o o k s lent working condition!, "20-20” piece on Marilyn Monroe that after being in the business so nan discusses "Thn Fourth Protocol, " his QD Ask Dr. Ruth PAn 2 of 2 MANOfSTB^HOhCA QT) Pre-Season Football: New York Jets 1986. Rated R guaranteed aalary with and the Kennedys. long, I can say there is at least a now movie (In Stereo) (5T) Christian Children's Fund (Short Order) at San Diego Chargers (3 hrs.) (Live) [USA] Fridays THE PROFESSIONALS paid commiiiiona, holi- He quickly signed to do syndi­ typical approach.” QD Major League Baseball; California Great Performances: On the Razzle [CNN] Newsnight Angels at New York Yankees (2 hrs , 30 (2$ 3 : 3 0 A M [ESPN] SportsCemer THAT SCRAMBLED WORD DAME dayt and vacation!, a! well cated news specials for Tribune No argument there. Rivera’s (CC) Felicity Kendal. Dindale Landen and [ESPN] SportsLook Deli-Counter People 24 ADAMS STREET min ) (Live) [USA] Assaulted Nuts by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee aa health in su ra n ce Entertainment, now syndicating aggressive style is frequently the Alfred Lynch star in the British National [MAX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment MANCHESTER. CT 06040 QD Carson's Comedy Classics Theatre's production of Tom Stoppard's package. the talk show. object of parody, a reaction he (CC) Comedian Stua« Pankin, an ACE 3 : 4 5 A M [U S A ] Night Flight: Goes to Unscramble these (our Jumbles, Must be making a lot In the meantime, Rivera said, he chalks up to jealousy. (2D Barney Miller comedy, derived from a 19th-century Award-winner, plays several roles to inter­ the Movies and Coming Attractions one letter to each square, to form ~f people rich Mother’s Hours, Student Hours, All We offer flexible hours Viennese play by Johann Nestroy that is est backers in a fluffy musical about Ri­ four ordinary words. has turned down a couple of movie (2D Major League Baseball: California the basis for Thornton Wilder's ("The 3 : 5 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Sleepaway with attractive wage One put-down story that dogs him Angels at New York Yankees (3 hrs ) chard III. Doc Severinsen appears as a de­ types of flexible hours to satisfy your 646-3520 deals. Including the Raul Julia role still is that he changed his name Matchmaker") and ("Hello Dolly! ") (2 livery boy / trumpeter, (In Stereo) Camp’ A shy camper is the prime suspect incentive!. Create an ac­ dD QD Newlywed Game hrs ) (R) for the odd happenings going on at Camp THEIG In Sidney Lumet's "The Morning from Jerry Rivers to take advan­ [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Red House' A.ternfying needs. Part or full time. Above commodating schedule ^ Alice (3D Honeymooners Arawak. Mike Kellin, Felissa Rose. 1983. After.” tage 'fnetwork affinity for old house, which contains many myster­ Rated R. average wages. Stop in and RE-LOX, with our aaloni Page Fifty Seven Qt) Noticiero Univision ies. provides constant fear for a farmer. " I didn't do It. First of all. I can't minorities. 4 : 0 0 A M CB Saint act,” he said. " I guess I could play [CNN] Crossfire d?) Caring: Families Coping With Al­ Edward G. Robinson. Lon McCallister, and have a chat with us. Call for personal inter- "It's so ridiculous, but it’s just an zheimer's Disease Rory Calhoun 1947. [C N N ] Larry King Overnight myself, but that wouldn't be right to easy way to explain or to minimize, [E S P N ] College Football Preview di) Perry Mason 1 2 : 3 0 A M (3D in Person From the Pa­ [ESPN] SpeedWorld: CART Uving DRUFA 423.6679 play myself In a fictional context. and It’s frustfatlBg,” he said. “It [USA] U.S. Open Tennis Men's and women's early rounds,ifrom the U S T A [CNN] CNN News lace well/Proviml 200 From Elkhart Lake, '' ^ PART TIME EVENINGS | | | 0 " I tried reading lines to the doesn't fa tte r how many times I Wise. (2 hrs.) (R) National Center in Qudens,-NY (3 hrs . 30 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Armed Response' The 3D Star Search (60 min ) mirror, and I thought, 'Oh, God, I deny It/or the fact that no one has min.) (Live) family of a murdered private detective be­ (3D Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Certain Fury' Two R E I N ’S wouldn't convince anybody.' My ever sought to prove it. comes entangled in a small-scale China­ teenagers on the run must stick together 8 : 0 0 P M 3 ) CBS summer Playhouse @2) @D Track and Field Highlights of the or be victimized for a crime they didn't EXTRA CASH Two stories. In "Sirens." a policewom­ town war over the possession of a jade World Championships, from Rome URAUBE NEW YORK STYLE artifact. David Carradine, Lee Van Cleef. commit. Tatum O'Neal, Irene Cara. 1985, an's mother "foresees" danger Dinah Scheduled events include finals in wom­ Rated R.* THE TUNE THAT Manoff stars: 'In the Lions's Den" fea­ Mako. 1986. Rated R. en's long jump, men's discus throw, wom- DELI RESTAURANT You Need II tures Wendy Crewson as the new produ­ *^USA] MOVIE: 'Red House' A terrifying zrx: M AKES eVEXVONe . en's 100 meter hurdles, women's 10,000 1 0 : 3 0 P M (3) Tales of the Unex­ old house, which contains many myster­ More than 100 stars cer of a children's puppet show. (60 min ) pected An elderly woman attempts to re­ meters and men's decathlon (60 min.) HAPPy. R ou te 30 (Same-day Tape) ies, provides constant fear for a farmer. 3D MOVIE; 'Dallas Cowboy Cheerlead­ form a young thug who injured himself Edward G Robinson, Lon McCallister, PENOLL ers ir A behind-the-scenes story of the while burglarizing her home (21) Wall Street Week Rory .Calhoun. 1947. Now arrange the circled letters to 428 Hartford Turnpike cheerleaders during the critical weeks they (^ INN News ^ Alfred Hitchcock Presents form the surprise answer, as sug­ prepare now dance routines John David 4 : 3 0 A M One step Beyond gested by the cartoon. Vernon, C T STUDENTS in 22nd Lewis teiethon QD w atxtve son, Lar^ine Stephens 1980 ( ^ Odd Couple QD Dating Game Of) Show de Rolando Barral 4 :4 0 A M [T M C ] m o v i e : The Story of '5 IP ( D Webster (CC) While in Webster's Gene Scott Will Rogers' By Robert Mocv to experimental use because of care, the autograph of heavyweight cham­ dE) McLaughlin Group T T n - e x m The Associated Press often serious side effects, can pion is accidentally wiped off a [MAX] MOVIE; ‘The Hollywood (Answers tomorrow) HOMEMAKERS pair of boxing gloves (R) Knights' The rowdiest car club in Beverly increase patients' strength and Jumbles. JUICE MONEY SKEWER KISMET LAS VEGAS, Nev. — More than prolong their ability to walk before GD News Hills lets loose Robert Wuhl. Tony Danza. s Yesterday’s JOB Richard Schaal 1980 Rated R Answ er What there were a lot of when the com edi­ 100 celebrities have signed on to becoming wheelchair bound. QD Colombo an landed In the hospital— "SICK" JOKES join entertainer Jerry Lewis in his "Although this can't be consi­ (2D MOVIE; 'The Towering Inferno* Res 1 0 : 4 0 P M [D IS ] OTV OPPORTUNITIES MOONLIGHTERS cue teams try to save some party-goers 22nd annual Labor Day telethon, dered a 'treatment' in the conven­ (g) d® News •to- MM h ItoM. Zm M S m U Ito. n to ■WItoXto to, SaJO. -M IX iMlitoM M « W who are trapped on the 138th floor of a 1 1 : 0 0 P M 3D 3D QD MUMtokil. -to- M M . M »M M-MW-. X-0. S m O M . OrtMM. f l tZMZ-MM. with the comic eyeing a goal of "one tional sense of the term, it is the burning skyscraper Steve McQueen. Paul ‘'' C£) d D Late Show (In Stereo) l-bM ZW M — , aMtoM MX Ito m Xi MX XtoM «MI iMM XX|M to Ito-SMMIMXM. at the dollar more” than last year’s first drug shown to have any effect Newman, Faye Dunaway 1974 (3D Carol Burnett and Friends record $34,006,773. Convenient Evening Hours 9 at all on dystrophy, and therefore (S) ® NFL Pre-Season Football: San QD MOVIE' 'Blood and Black Lace' A The annual entertainment extra­ represents a potentially tremend­ Francisco 49ers at Seattle Saahawks (3 model for a large fashion house who has hrs ) (Live) CELEBRITY CIPHER iManrljPatfr HrralJi vaganza, which began with a single ous research advance,” Lewis said been stealing drugs for her sweetheart is Cxixbnty CIpliir cryptogrxmx xra crxeied from quoutMni by finwui GREAT PAY station In New York City in 1966, (2$ d7) Washington Week in Review found murdered Cameron Mitchell, Eva paoplx. past ind priiinl. Each Mtar In tha dphar ttanda lor in an Aug. 5 announcement at MDA (CC) Bartok, Mary Arden 1965. anothar. Today't du»: n tqutit F. will be carried by about 200stations headquarters in New York City. Pleasant Atmosphere this year. ^ MOVIE; 'The Atomic Cafe' The fear, dD Tales From the Darfcside An apart- NEWSPAPER CURRIERS NEEDED... The telethon comes at a time conformity and official insanity of the Cold P K E C E K T The telethons have raised $404 when other charitable organiza­ War are recreated 1982 MANCHESTER AREA million since Lewis began working tions are giving up or cutting back (41) Novela: Pobre Senorita Umantour This T F H T J ' G J a V E L for more information call 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 for the Muscular Dystrophy Associ­ on such fund-raising efforts. Rhythm And Blues Awards A salute Butternut Road ...... all ation. Other fupd-raising efforts, Lewis has expressed concerns to R & B artists by Black Radio Exclusive \V e e l< e n d ' magazine Among the celebrities perform­ latex-ite 8GKNWBJ MS FKAJ. after 6 pm 1- 288-5196 from corporate sponsors to kiddle that reports of the demise of such ing at this 9th annual event are Anita Baker by COPELAND C A LL N O W 643-2711 / 647-9946 carnivals, booste the total raised to telethons could be harmful to the and Gregory Abbott Hosts the group Ca­ FOR THE LITE S. LOOKS VS X M E '8 WJ 8FJ nearly $I billion. meo From Bally's Grand Hotel in Las Ve­ Cut laundry costs by da- charities they serve, and to his own OF YOUR DRIVEYVAY This year’s show will be broad­ gas. Nev. (2 hrs ) craotlng tha amount ot efforts for MDA. RMEU, WJXMNUJ cast live from in " I feel sorry because the recip­ datargant usad. Raduca Las Vegas, from 9 p.m. (EDT) ients of those telethons that have P A R T T iM E by ona-third and saa TJ PKE'8 FMGJ whathar you notica o dlf- Sunday until 6:30 p.m. (EDT) fallen by the wayside are the NEWSPAPER DEALER Monday. Why not give tomilhing book to your community? faranca In tha oppaoranca children,” Lewis said in an inter­ AMEH.’ — PVXC of your wosh. Add axtro Joining Lewis as co-hosts will be view this summer. Bo I Humin Rights “Tostor" NewBpaper Deaier needed in Manchester - dollars to your budgat by Sammy Davis Jr., Ed McMahon, South Windsor Area. Fuii time money for 7 “They’re the recipients of this TVBBVMAU. sailing "don't naads” with Casey Kasem, Julius LaRosa and wonderful announcement, that You wool 0 « < ^ . Th* pay la $20 par vlaK plua mltaaga. But lha aarvloa to part time hours. Dependabie car, a must. o low-cost od In Clossl- Tony Orlando. there will not be a telethon for the your corntnunKy Is InvaluaMa. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "What the earth really needs Is a Call Fred for interview (3 647-9946 between f lad. 643-2711. Hara'a what you'll do: tree whoae leaves self-destruct come November." — Stars scheduled to appear Include March of Dimes. What about the Martin Raqaway. . — 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Frank Sinatra, Bill (kisby, Barbara birth defects children? Where does — -°***-* *•’•*••••» to unoovar houaing dla- Mandrell, Susan Anton, Maureen that leave them?" he said. To maka lha program work, ws You con moka axcallant McGovern, Jack Jones, Engelbert Trade reports have indicated that **” ***!!$ ^ • " apartmant or a twuaa. ^CLASSIFIKD ADS: dish cloths from tha mash Humperdinck, Tom Jones, Angela some telethons are In trouble YouH ba tralnad to do ttila by ifM aganey alan, batara M n g aant Into ttia fMd. CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR bogs In which orongat, Lansbury, Ann-Margret, Jack because of rising production costs, ***!!.^-*ry*y*.*” *"P«**

QDHELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED EDNELPWARTa Nap WANTED liD NaPWMTED jNaPWMITBI EDmrwma r e c r e a t i o n DIractor. BAKERY Clark. Part PART time. Leading RETAIL sofas nsrsen for WAI-niESSfMnSmSp^ m S c h a Sh S t T S ^ ^ w THE DEADLINE FOR Maodowa Manor aost tima position working greeting card company hordiMira store. Good time. Apply In parson. doss C mechanic In M* PLACING OR It laaklno on anargetlc flaxibla days or even­ Is In need of Marction- pay, bangfits. Ad- L u W s Rastaurant, 706 East Hartford area. ★ ★ ★ parson to work arlth ings at Jenny's Bakery dlters to service cor voncamant possibla. Hartford Rd. 64F5325. Experience on medium FLOOR ★ ★ ★ TAG SALE!!! CANCELING AN AD oarlotrict. Intarattad In Vernon. Please call deportments In the duty vehicles. Must IS 12 NOON TH E Apply Cenyart Hord- ADMINiStilAfivi As- applicants mutt meat for Interview. 646-5718. Monchastar area. No wora. 446-5I87. slstont/Secratary for hove own tools. Full PORTER DAY BEFORE, minimum stota ra- expsrienca necessary. PART time Clerical, typ- Tw o port tima day core South Glaatonbury time. Excellent wages Positiin available for MONDAY • FRIDAY, autramants for T . R. Ing required. East Hours flexHMe to fit posHlonsAtart imme- Chutxh. 25-35hours per and benefits. Coll Leo 1 ' ^ IN ORDER TO MAKE D .’s . Earn tt.33 In this Hartford area. Flexi­ your achedufe. It Inter­ dlotalv. Momlngt in­ week. 88 per hour. Ex­ at 520-1002. EOE. indlvidiial whoeqjoya port tima position. ble hours. 283-1871. ested coll Annette be­ cellent typing skills working in a long 4 Days for the Price-of 3! THE NEXT ISSUE. tween 7-apm. 34M868. fants and fodtHsrt. Af- FRIDAY Apply In parson or sand tsrnoon pra-tchool. and computer expe- SECRETARY/ term care aetting. Al­ ratume to: Maodows PART TIME 742-g8»or6444i»3444 handicapped child, Center FOR RENT Enjoy worMng In a piM- Ask for Jay. Tuesday through Tha Dapartmant of 1000 Main St. EXPERIENCED certi­ Sunday — totaling 15- Th ursd a y, 12:30 to EAST Hampton. Spa­ SERnCE DIRECTORY MANCHESTER. 2 b^- 2 BEDROOM apartment ■ant frtandly atmoa- fied taacbar to take 20 hours weakly at 3:30pm. S6 per hour. Human Raaourcaa So. Windsor, Ct. H0ME8 cious 6 room Ranch REPS naaded for busi­ room townhouse by available November 1 plMiaT Do you hava cbarga at director for '4.50/hour, Call for ap­ AUTOMOTIVE Starting 9/15. Pleose 289-7771 FOR SALE with 3 bsdrooms. 1 owner. 1V^ baths, wall In 0 two family home. good typing and tala- small day core and pointment 847-8830. ness occounts. Full- call 646-5727.______Rockville both, stone flraploca, WSGBLAIIBMia to wall carpet, op- Fenced In bock yard. p h ^ alillla? TMa op- time, nursery school In Man­ BOOKKEEPER P A IN tE R wanted. Expe- M l raol Mtott odvartlsDd In full basement, now kit­ FUMRB m m S a pllonced kitchen, Fireplace oil applian­ poftunNy laavallaMa at chester. Must be able $60,000-S80.000-Part- Beneral fM Monchatter Htrald It chen, airy and open ces Including washer tlma, $12,000-$18,000. rlcnce helpful but will K E N N E L person. Full or washer dryer hook­ a amaH Eaal Hartford or- to plan for pre­ train. Call offer 7pm, port time. Dependable, tvbiMt to th« Fair Houtino with vaulted ceilings, ■mother ODD lobt« Trucking. 6 * a e » e e e a 9 a e b * a s • ups. Basement, deck, and dryer. $700 per floa. Eacallant banafHa, schoolers. Will work No sailing, repeat busi­ Automotive axparl- Hospital of 19M, which maket It newer roof, furnace HOMS S Bol- Immaculate. $118,900. month plus utilities. No ness. Set your own anea prafarrad but wlH 649-7274.______moflvofed. Duties ore tool to odvertlM any pref- Home rapoirk. You D 6 L I V E R I N O parmanant poaltlon. directly with owner. PART Time Evenings. 31 Union St animal core, hospital and driveway. $139,900. ^ wtrio your Hardwood le n.w e tfo tt. Free Principals only. 649- pets. 649-0552 or 643- Call 647-0788 or 6 4 f : ^ . Ctkrks. Notional News hours. Training pro­ train tha right parson. A U TO M O B ILE Sales Ca- •rtnet, limitation or dlicrlm- Jackson 8i Jackson Soeni m «w remove the Rich form loom. 5 vardSi 2629. idaal for aomaona ra- reer. New suburban Rockville, C T cleaning, assisting Inotlon tioMd on race, color, otes. lRSurecl.643- 3971 offer 5pm. anlarlng tha wort( forca. ''w ppar r Concern has Im­ vided. 1-612-938-6870, This Is a growth posi­ Real Estate. 647-8400.O fumMiwe .Rom the working $75 plus tax. Sand. graysL M -F, 8am-5pm. Central tion with good starting Import auto deolershlp 872-0501 (ext. 380) doctors. Hours, Mon­ relloleh, ttx or notional sns St no extra oiNHfHk Free and dacorotlva stons. MANCHESTER. 2nd Plaaaa call Mra. Palmar mediate openings In day through Thursday, orloln, or on Intontlon to BEAUTIFULLY Sltuo- floor apartment, 2fom- Manchester. Perfect Stondord Tima.______■alary and axcaHant located In Manchester, LOTS/LANO at 210^78. EOE. SECRETARY (board 8om-1pm, 2pm-6pm. moko any tuch proftrence, ted...Up among 0 aa ^ fRU^W'NGs^asioorn tly. Large yard, quiet Agl8/C8giil8r P8f88a for students. Moon­ MERCHANDISERS. Port banafita. Call Vernon area has Imme- limitation or discrimination. 443-9S04 FOR SALE dlcrte openings for ag­ clerk). 20 hours per Friday 8am-12 noon. lovely treed and pri­ Sli»S340 • NSro wood, stons. trash • • « 6 a a i I • 6 a. a a .* a area. $575 plus utilities. Responsible Individual lighter. If you have 4 time. Large graatine Jim Pantalow Tho Horold will not know­ vate setting on Birch ate. Roy Hordy Lxiwn No pets. 643-1591. Sue FURNITURE Makers. gressive, honest, hard week. Excellent fringe References. Glaston­ ingly occopt any odvertlte- BRAND New Llstlngl hours from 5pm-9pm cord company needs bury Veterinary Hospl- Mountain Rood In Bol­ C a n . 646^7973. or Adele. Full or part time. As­ needed for light cash­ and want to earn great persons for mainte­ NIMnMnj WBIMfV working Individuals. benefits (full benefits). mont which It In vlolotlon of fW(i«lJ0B8PE»AL18t Planned commercial semblers, saw opera­ Will train. Excellent Blue Cross, Blue tol. 633-3588.______tho low. ______ton. Generous size m w v HauSng |unk, brush, oon» ier duties, answering pay...Coll today I Don't nance of cord depart­ rooms throughout. zone! Main Street, El­ MANCHESTER. 2 room E tors. Experience help­ 643413S compensation plan, so- Shelld, dental, vision SOUTH Windsor, ^or the nuiioiRo phones and Inventory Delay. 647-9946. After ments, 15-20 hours per NURSES Aides training Large eot-ln kitchen COWAHD TOTH ttruolloa dsbris, leavas (Fall lington. Approxi­ efficiency In quiet ful but not necessary. 6pm 1-328-5196.______week. After 6pm 721- lory, commission, bo­ core, life Insurance. 13 class starting soon. dltcrlmlnotlng buyers I olosnup). RsssonsMa rsisa. mately 2 acres In hot area. $100 week In­ N a p Brothers control. Excellent pay nus and demonstrator. paid holidays. 2 even­ See this 2 year old, 9 with all the finest ap­ 1561 ask for Kan. You will be paid while pliances, fireplace 3 , EXCAVATtHS orowlng area. Ideal for cludes utilities. Secur­ Furnlture- ■nd benefits. Call Dave HILL-Stead Museum Vocation and Insu­ ing meetings per you learn, plus receive room U 8i 1R built IV yvni ww* ClilTlill bonks, restaurants, of­ ity, references re­ Manufocturers of fin­ offers a fine full time rance provided. Call month, 220 day work , Contemporary that zone heat. Built In 1979. P A R 'dttiniiar fwt HIml quired. 646-1686 or 848-8808. DATA Entry/Bllting free meals. Taking ap­ Immaculate Inside and 286-8543 fices, retail, etc. Coll est quality living room position for someone clerk. Manchester collect 617-943-7070. year. Salary $5.42-86.39 plications for full or ' offers over 3288 squore M nwvadkl for more details. 569-3018.______furniture. Appyly In experienced In general Ask for Jim Clorarl. per hour depending on feet of living area. out I $220,700. Jackson PLUMBING COOK medical group seeks port time certified 8i Jackson Real Estate. $310,000. Jackson 8, EAST Hartford. 6 room ° person, 133 Naubuc house and garden full time person for experience. Reaulre- nurses aides for oil Sunken living room, Mfttttr afumbtr. 875-8056 Jockson, 647-8400. o maintenance. Live on ABDOW'S has an 647-8400. □ ______HELPING PEOPLE sa­ duplex. $500 per month, Ava., Glastonbury. 633- CLERICAL. Full time of­ Immadlatg opgning data entry and clerical ments ore speed writ­ shifts. Earn o high rote large family room, sun ltd lob too Ma: W ANTED to buy wet land utilities not Included. 7511. 633-9998. fice position, 40 hours a grounds In own cot­ position. Hourly wage ing or short hand, typ­ of pay plus bonus room, 4 bedrooms, 2 COVEN TR Y. Ranch, 3 tisfy fhsir needs and tage. Good for couple. for a full time HMR Abocloltzad in w a n ts th o t's whot want with pond suitable for No pets. Adults pre- P week, Monday - Fri­ plus berieftts. Please ing 50 W.P.M. Send hours. For more Infor­ fireplaces olr condi­ bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 ferred. 568-6478. Compensation In rent breakfast cook, cor garage, to be built. NsIdonHal. emoUtv Is NAiikEt'iiHEfanikli' odi ore oH obouf. preservation of wild day. 8am to 4:30pm. coll 647-0230.______letter and resume to mation please coll; Di­ tioning and much foul. Coll after 5:30 pm Rellobtllty and accu­ and oil utilities plus Monday - Friday. STYUSTS Dr. Nathan Chester, rector of Nurses, Mrs. more. $359,888. U 8. R Buy nowl Lovely moinconcam. Buoket, truck « oMpper. GAS cosh solory. 677-4787. Good stortrng pay, FLOORING Soles. Fam­ wooded lot. $154,900. Stump removal. Free 747-1804. roNDOMINiUMS racy lomportant. Ex­ ily run growlnp floor Superintendent of A. Plante, Crestfield Realty. 643-2692.0 Fully tnsurtdl. perience using adding M OVIE theoter. Cashi­ meals and uniforms Cllmti WiNIng school, Coventry Convalescent Home- Klernon Real Estate. acUmatee. Speokn fMNPO fHPPtr l prouno TfIB ANDOVER. Fisherman's FOR RENT STATION provided. Apply: covering business ; BOLTON. Californio 649-1147. E x clu sive FR M iitim titat. consWontton for elderiy BimaT Gall on axpsri. delight. 2.2 acres with machine, typing skills ers, ushers, snack bar. looking for ambitious, Board of Ed. 70 Ripley /Fenwood Manor at split. Located on 3 4- and hsndieappsd. ATTENOANT/TRAINEE helpful. Apply In per­ Apply Vernon Cinema I Busy full SBrvIce hill Rd. Coventry, Ct. 643-5151, Monday agents. Swtlor Ctfiasn CHsogunt. Y bv*H find the hotp you 108 foot frontage on MANCHESTER. Luxury ABDOW'S willing to learn person salon. No following acres. Including extro^ aoid In OoitHisd. « pond. $75,000. Klernon son Prague Shoe Com­ Si II after 6. to work In a showroom 742-7317. Closing dote through Friday, 9om to building lot, this unique 647-7853 3 bedroom, all applian­ Full time position K-Mart Plaza Sept. 30.______BEST Buy! Manchester. 647-3838 '..e .S 'a e.e es's e ■ • a » • e e a 1711. Reloty. 649-m7. ces, next to golf club. pany, 200 Pitkin St., SECRETARY. Special dealing with custo­ necessary. 3pm. home consists of 8 $139,900. Start out or „ , • 4. • .4 « 4 available, M-F, East Hartford. Educotlon. Excellent Vernon SPECIAL Education $1100 per month. 649- mers. No experience rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 retire In this comforta­ 2139. 7am-3pm. Must be typing skills. Hours necessory. Call be- COMMAND Teacher, permanent. SUBSTITUTE baths, family room and ble 3 bedroom ranch In 7:30-3:30. Please coll OFFICB Help, w ill train. tween 9-5pm. 643-5160. Available Imme­ 2 cor garage. Much quiet family neighbor­ OD reliable and willing Duties Include heavy TEACHERS M0RT8A6ES HOMES RHAM High School In TE A C H E R needed for FERFORMMICE diately. Cross categor­ remodeling has been hood. New 1st floor to learn automotive EARN great moneyl Hebron at 228-9474. phone contact, taking ical contained class, Msnehostor Board of done.. Very spacious! nursery school/doy family room with HOMES h o m e s HOMES FOR RENT repair. 646-3444, Seeking a dependable, EOE.______customer orders, fil­ OF grades 7 & 8. Special Education Is sooking Not o " D riv e -B v " . vaulted ceilings and CONDOMINIUMS NO PAYMENTS ing, and distributing core setting. Morning FOR SALE FOR SALE Ask for Jay. hard working Individ­ MEDICAL Asslslston- part t'me hours avolla- Education certifica­ Elomontary and Se­ ' Must see. $185,900. skylights, newer kit­ 00 FOR SALE FOR SALE Up to 2 year*. KItt your fi­ 6 ROOM furnished Cope. ual to deliver papers In moll. Position will be a 6MNCHESTER tion salary and benef­ condary subatltuto , Strono Real Estoe. 647- nancial dirricuiHii eoodbv*. Available until Ju- t/Receptlonlst. Flexi­ ble Immediately. chen and both. Dial for ELEGANTOLOGIST. Or­ M ANCHESTER. $149,900. the Manchester/South ble hours. Fomlly training period for fu­ its. Coll for application taaehors. Must have ; 7653.0 details. 647-8895. Cen­ DUPLEX. Side by side. BRAND New Llstlngl Avoid forecleiure. Catch up ly/August 88. Security, RECEPTIONIST /Gal Windsor area, on early ture Inside Sales As- Please coll 649-5531 for Coll for Interview dered perfection...This Colonial on nice deep Each unit has 3 bed­ on lot* paymentssuchot first practice. Send resume confidential Interview. 742-8913. Send resume, four year oollsgo tury 21 Epstein Realty. Chapel HIM. 1 bedroom references, $750 plus Friday. Growing com­ Saturday mornings. slstont. Call649-9353for references, transcripts 'G O V E R N M E N T Homes 3 bedroom Colonial Is lot on a quiet cul-de-sac rooms and 1 both. Situ­ townhouse condomi­ or second morteoge or even utilities. Coll a 8. W pany seeking full time to P. O. Box 9547, 643-8339 dsgros. Salary *45** . from $1 (U repair). M ANCHESTER. $213,900. one of the best kept In convenient location. Approximately 2’/2 appointment. PART Time or full time and certification to: ated on a nice size lot. 2 nium, 1.5 baths, car­ eutstondlns credit cord bills. Realty. 647>t419. Indlylduol with plea­ Bolton, Ct. 06043. ask for Carol. per day. Contact Mrs. Delinquent tax prop- A breath of elegance on homes we've seen In a Front to bock. Master car detached garage. Keep your home free and hour route. Will pay DAYS. Full or port tlhne. gas attendant for a full Director of Pupil and Joan Boroch port, full basement, sant phone personality S30. Press time Is WOULD you like to run a Staff Support Services, < erty. Repossessions. one of Manchester's long time. There Iso 27' plus up to 3 more Separate furnace. balcony and sky lights, clear without liens. Bod and general office vegetable stand? Full Little Caesar's Pizza service station . Uni­ Coll 805-687-6000 exten- most sought after 1st floor family room bedrooms, dining credit or late payment his­ R H STORE AND 1:00am on Saturday. If forms and Insurance TYPESETTER. Compu- Coventry Public MANCHESTER Storm windows and sunny and cheerful I skills. For Interylew time or port time, for looking for coring per­ • Sion GH 9965.______neighborhoods. 3 bed­ with o huge fleldstone room, flreploced living screens. Electrical wir­ tory Is not o problem. Kindly OFFICE SPACE Interested call 742-5918 son ' to handle lunch for full timers. Hours to graphlcs MCS system. School, 78 Ripley Rd., PURUC 8CH00L Low condominium fee. coll: coll Beck of 646-6833. after 5:30 please. Sept, and Oct. Coll Experience necessary, Coventry.______• MANCHESTER duplex rooms, 7'/2 both home fireplace. Seven rooms room, 2 full baths, gar­ ing updated with $121,900. Jackson & 644-3260.______shift. 646-7300. suit your needs. Reti­ 46 North School St. with cathedral Ceil­ of space and splendor. age. D. W. Fish Realty. The Swis$ E X C E L L E N T location, rees welcome .Call diversified typesetting 6/6 possible 3rd oport- breakers. One unit Jackson, 647-8400. □ Gat the Wont Ad habit... LOOKING FOR an opart- PART Time/Full time ManchoMor, C T 0604 ings, 2 fireplaces and $150's. Blanchard & 643-1591 or 871-1400.D presently owner occu­ reasonable rote Includ­ Larry's 871-1790. skills required for com­ medical secretory for • ment. Near bus line. RECENTLY Remo- Consgrvativg Group read and use the little ads ment? Be sure to check mercial printing plant. 6 4 7 -1 ^ Dead end street .Separ­ much more. Must be Rossetto Realtors. 646- MANCHESTER. New pied. No leases. Good 1-4S4-4404 or ing utilities. Coll 647- In Clossiflad regularly. CASHIER Outdoor busy Manchester of­ seeen to be appre­ 2402.g______Investment or owner deledll This 6 room 9223 or 649 5334. the mony vacancies listed RN’s / LPN ’6 ^ Excellent wages and fice. Experience pre­ ate heating system. En­ price! Greek Revival, Colonial Is Ideally lo­ 643-2711. In classified each day. market. Afternoons 2 benefits. Prestige closed back yard. Ex­ ciated. Century 21 Ep­ A YA N K E E Recipe for 1840, 4 bedroom, barn- occupied opportunity! 1-4S4>1$36 EAST Hartford office to 7pm, Monday thru ferred. Coll Lois of BAKERY Clerk. Part stein Realty. 647-8895.0 Coll us for additional cated In the Bowers space lor lease. 2400 Advance to Excellence Printing, 135 Main 646-2094, Tuesdays and cellent condition. family happiness In /posslble studio 27 x 30, School District. Fea­ Friday. Weekend Street, Manchester, Ct. time position working $190,080.646-5198 In am. this very spoclous 4 $199,900. Ravels Real Information. Realty APARTMENTS square feet. 2 floors, hours available. Old Wednesdoys.______E V E R Y TH IN G IncludedI World Benolt- tures o solid oak stair­ ample parking. Coll tor New Salaries 06040. 20»6464161. flexible days or even­ 649-4064 anytime. bedroom full dermered Estate. 633-0111, Mary case. Remodeling In­ FWRENT Cider Mill, 1207 Main b A n k Tellers, united ings of Jenny's Bakery Manchester. $257,500. Cape Cod I Lots of Lou Barrett 633-9265. / Frechette. 646-7709.O details. Klernon BIG BUCKS Fulfill a vital role in an exciting fast paced St., Glastonbury. 633- EVERGREEN Lawns has Bonk has teller posi­ MANCHESTER. Truly Fantastic 4 bedroom cluded: New light In Vernon. Please coll closet space and 2 full B E A U TIFU L Cope. East SOUTHERN New Eng­ 3 ROOMS, 118 Main Realty. 649-1147. Geriatric and post acute care facility. Now 4880. openings for hard tions available In the for Interview. 646-5718. unique home In much Colonial with every­ fixtures, new bulk head working lawn core spe­ sought after Lakewood thing you'd ever wont baths... You’ll love the Hartford. In a greet land closslfleld ads doors, new basement Street. No pets. Secur­ Wendy's PRE-SCHOOL teacher Vernon Circle and Dart oversized remodeled reach nearly 800,000 ISalaARABES SntervlewJBg' for all shifts. Discover for cialist year round em­ Hill offices. Previous Wanted Receptionist In Circle location. This and morel Nice living neighborhood, conve­ stairs, new gas lines, ity and deposlt.$480. Old FashionBd Hamburgars yourself tn e l^ealth, dental, life'and disabil­ for 8 children In morn- ployment available. doctors office. Port home overlooks the room, dining room and kitchen and you'll love nient to Hartford. 3 homes In Connecticut ceilings redone, hard Heat and hot woter ISJ a n d s t o r a s e Ings. 646-9608.______teller or cashier expe­ living In this conve­ and Rhode Island. The on 280 Broad Street, Msncheatar has Immediate ity insurance and meals. Competitive wages and rience necessary. time. Limited typing, resevoir and Is a short great oppllonced pan- bedrooms, flreploced wood floors redone. Included. 646-2426, 9-5 FULL-TIme Secreto- benefits. Will train. clerical duties. Flexi­ walk to golf course. nient vet private loca­ living room, dining price for a basic 25 This home has o nice weekdays.______M AfjcHSrERlT'at^ openings for lunoheon and closing shifts. Excal- Good communications tried kitchen. 1st floor tion. $150's. Blanchard word ad is only $90 and 4 Call 643-5151 ry/Receptlonlst In Or­ Good driving record and customer service ble hours. Reply to: Home feotures work ftreploced family room, oppllonced kit­ lot with many flower­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ boys available for stor­ Isnt starting salary, uniforms, training, meal dis­ thopedic Surgeons Box H c/o Manchester & Rossetto Realtors. chen, family roomV 2 will appear In 75 news­ ing bushes and trees. age only. 145 and $90 , and high school di­ skills o must. Apply of: saver kitchen, banquet room, 3 boy windows, 2 646- 2482.0 ble September 1st, 2 counts and growth opportunity provided. Apply Crestfield Convalescent Home office. Enloyaole of­ ploma required. $300 Herald, Manchester. size dining room, cozy porches and 3 tiered full baths, gorog^ papers. For more In­ Being offered at bedroom units ot per month. Allbrio United Bonk, Vernon vinyl siding. D.W. Fish. formation coll Classi­ In parson snydsy g-11 am, 3-5, 7-8 pm. Manchester, Connecticut fice, pleasant stqff and per week salary plus Circle office or United CONSTRUCTION com­ • den, sunken living deck, i'/7 baths, 2 cor TOP Shelf It Quality $149,900. Let us show It $475,500 and $525 plus Realty. 649-0917. benefits. Coll Liz at production bonus. Coll ' room with French garage. D. W. Fish croftmonshtp and 643-1591. □ fied, 643-2711 and osk to you I Realty World utilities. Security and ______lOf Bonk Rt., 83 Dart Hill pany now taking appli­ for d e to lls .D ______C\ 242-8226. 649-0667 between 9-5. office. cations for painters. doors to sun room. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- materials ore found INVESTMENT. Man­ Frechette Benoit Asso­ references. Allbrio I W ANTED Minimum 3 years expe­ Four bedrooms, V/i 1400.O______throuflhout this brand chester. 8 room duplex. MANCHESTER. S145rm ciates. 646-7709.O Reloty. 649-0917. _I TO RENT CLEANING person rience. Salary com­ baths, many extras, new 7 plus room Colon­ Each unit with living An excellent Invest­ M ANCHESTER. South- Avli/Bnkt Modisolc M AKE your appointment ial, situated on over 1 ment. Newly IlstSd 9 M ANCHESTER. Quality Dead End Job? wanted. 3-4 nights per mensurate with expe­ each room professlon- today to see this large, room, kitchen and 2 field Green lovely 6 1 bedroom, heat, hot TEM PORARY lob has BUS for NiUMial Ckiln week. Must hove own rience. 643-2659 for • oily decorated. Must acre on the outskirts of bedrooms. Gloss en­ room duplex side by room townhouse, 3 created the need for NOW HIRING! four family In Vernon! Manchester. 4 bed­ side on private treed water and oil applian­ Consider the Coast Guard Alter­ Excelignt pay and ba- transportation. 647- appointment. be seen to be appre­ Must be seen on Inside closed front porches, bedrooms, 7'/i baths, ces Included. Air condi­ short term relocation 1111.______ciated. Sentry Real rooms, 2'/> baths, coun­ yard. Maintenance FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS neflta Including pen- to fully appreciate the wooded corner lot In appliances, blinds, ten­ tioned. Quiet. On bus for 0 family of five. native. Its a chance to do import­ PERSONS WANTED. Port time C LEA N IN G help, also : Estote. 643-4060. □ try kitchen with fire­ nice quiet neighbor­ free siding. Quiet dead­ nis court, swimming Would prefer 3 bed­ working supervisor Improvements mode. place. Coll for dettols! end street. Century 21 line. Ideal for middle- No experience necessary. ant jobs. Fighting pollution, sav­ alon. Call Dav# 848- counter help. Apply Dl- .CLEAN and crisp. Man­ Newer roof, newer kit­ hood. Attractive rents pool, convenient loca­ aged and senior citi­ rooms for approxi­ 6806. Roso Cleaners, 777 with floor core expe­ $279,900. Jackson & on month to month Epstein Realty. 647- tion. $162,000. U & R mately 4 to 5 months. Stirling at rience. Port time even­ chester. 3 bedroom chens. Exterior In pro­ Jackson Real Estate. 8895.0______zens. $550. 247-5030. Excellent benefits with a ing lives, and enforcing Maritime Main Street. ' Cope located In quiet cess of being pointed. basts. D.W. Fish. 643- Reloty. 643-2692.0 Good reputable family. ings or weekends. Sa­ 647- 8400.O______1591.p M ANCHESTER. $119,000. MANCHESTER. Newly growing company. Please apply] law. Jobs that will give you big •8"/hr. lary open. 643-5747. ' Tnelghborhood. Fire- $299,000. Strono Real NEW Listing. Manches­ renovated 2 bedroom, Rent paid by corpora­ placed living room, Estote.o SOUTH Windsor. M ELLOW and Minted. Super starter home. ter. Deslreoble South- 3rd floor apartment. tion. Coll 649-7780. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST dining room, open $164,900. Well moln- This 9 room Cope has 4 Cozy Cope In quiet, field Green location. Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. responsibilities and equally big |3lBy8iNE88 convenient area. 3 bed­ $525 per month, plus Contact NT |UCP| / NT (NEW) / NT (kSCP) • stairway, rear porch. A MANCHESTER. New tolned spilt level In nice or 5 bedrooms, o hqoe End unit In pristine appliances. 2 month rewards for work well don^. The Mrs. Barbara Smith 0PP0RTUNITIE8 . good value that won't Listing. $122,900. Well location. 3 bedrooms, first floor addition, lift rooms, large living condition. and beoutl- security deposit. No Saturday 8 a. m. - 12 noon ED room with fireplace. E l FURNITURE Part time poaltlona available on 1st and 3rd • lost on the market. molntolned five room flreploced living room, X 22 ft enhances not tully decorated. Fire­ Coast Guard can be your route to Neat as o pin. Must be pets. References re­ 6 4 3 -0 5 1 1 shifts In our modem computerized laboratory. MANSFIELD. Estab­ $124,900. D.W. Fish. 643- starter or retirement dining room and foml I v -only Its value but place In living room, 3 quired. Best for work­ COFFEE table and end MAL TO O L a bright career. For more informa­ lished auto lunk yard 1591. □ Ranch In excellent lo­ room. V/2 baths, pri­ mokes It something seen. Century 21 Ep- bedrooms, 2 full baths Extanalve orientation available for qualified steln Reolty. 647-8895.0 ing couple or small table (together or se­ and used auto license cation. Quiet streetond vate fenced-ln back­ everyone will wont to and full basement. Unit family. 643-2121. parate),one Individual^ tion Contact your local recruiter applicants. If Intaraatad please contact: for sole. Owner retir­ child safe back-yard. yard with deck. 1 cor own. Located In the BRAND New listing I Loo­ bocks to woods ond SHADY GLEN ' We Buy garage. D. W. Fish MOBIL home. Working gloss topped coffee ta­ ENGINEERING Co. at 240-4280. Tho Dapartmant of Human Resources' ing. Profitable. Kler- Hurry won't lost! I Sen­ Buckley School district kout Mt. Ansoldl built, condominium fees In­ single mole adult pre­ ble. Coll 742-5918 300 Wool MIddlaTpfca. try Real Estate. 647- Realty. 643-1591 or 871- non Reloty. 649-1147. . Real Eetatel on Clyde Rood. Hurryl oversized 8 room 2.25 clude tennis courts and ferred. Lease, secur- evenings.o______140 Bolton Road at tha Need a quick sale and cloa- 7653.D 1400.D $140,000's. Blanchard & baths. Executive pool. Sentry Real Est- Help Others, help yourseH, Rockville General Hespital Ity. No pets. 643-2880. W ATERBED king size. Parkada Shopping Ing for relocation, divorce M ANCHESTER. NewMst- SOUTH Windsor. Rossetto, " We Gua­ raised ranch 16 x 21 ote. 643-4060. o______Vernon, Ct. 06066 Cantor 31 Union St., RockvHIo, C T aattlement, debt paymenta or $188,900. 3 bedroom rantee our Houses ", flreploced family STUDIO type. Portly fur­ Complete package ex­ The Coast Guard tng. Lovely older Co­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ nished. Working single cluding headboard. 872-0S01 (oxt. 380) HELP WANTED in alternative invaatment? lonial In move In Raised Ranch Includ­ 646-2482.0______room, lovely dining room end unit, on room with bullt-ln mole preferred. No Asking $100. Colt 742- condition'. Seven ing master with '/2 FENCED yard and fin­ Forest street. Close to 5918 evenings.o______Wa hava the anawar to your both, dining room and server. Large utility pets. Lease. 643-2880. problemti Call Bob at rooms, two baths, Flor­ ished bosement with bus line and shopping. ASSISTANT PAYROLL COORDINATOR ida room with Jacuzzi kitchen opening to a 10 bar ore only 2 features shed with electricity $59,900. Jock Loppen COVENTRY. 2 bedroom DARK pine 4 unit book­ R N / L P N MAINTENANCE WORKER and skylights. New x 15 deck. Flreploced In this 6room Cope with and woter. Very pri­ Realty. 643-4263. apartment, Main case, $400. Queen size Msnehostor Board of Education Is sooking an AUBRIO REALTY, INC fully oppllonced kit­ rec-room, vinyl siding, 2 bedrooms plus o den, vate deep wooded lot. Street. No pets, refer­ bed, head and foot­ 0 „ S i c ^ Progressive geriatric nursing center has full Full time position available for indapen* Assistant Payroll Coordinator offoetivo 202 East Center Street chen with built In private lightly wooded or 3 bedrooms. 1 '/i Excellent condition! ences required. $550 board, box spring and HOMES mattress, $150.646-6514. O k ^ and part time positions available on our 3-11, Immodistoly. Bmkkooping and typing plus tha ' Manchester, C T breakfast area. Coll for acre lot, 2 cor garage. baths.. Good storage. $275,000. Jackson & month. 742-6715 or 456- dent self starter. Alternate weekends re* Jackson Real Estate. and 11-7 shifts for individuals who have the ■bHHy to scqulro skills to oporato alsctronic data more details. Sentry D. W. Fish Realty. 643- $127,900. Strono Real FOR SALE 0064. CONTEMPORARY sofo quired. Applicants should have experi­ 6 4 9 -0 9 1 7 Real Estate. 647-7653.0 1591 or 871-1400.O 647-8400.O OD and love seat. Earth ability and motivation to face the challenges processing squipmsnt srs nooosssry. 82 wosk Estate. 647-7653.0 MANCHESTER. Availa­ and rewards in providing quality nursing care. ence and ability in all aspects of main­ ble October 1st. 2 bed­ toned. Excellent condl- Retail Store Opportunities position. Excsilont bonofits. Salary $18,135. tlon. $575. 646-2672. 9 Our excellent benefit package includes: tenance including general repairs, Contact Mra. Pat Ladd, room duplex. Heat, hot 9 W ILLIN Q TO N $131,900 water, dryer Included. MEDITERRANEAN oak ■ Medical/Dental Insurance painting, carpentry, plumbing, mechan­ bedroom set. Good The auooesa aohleved In Sears' First Hundred MANCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOL $600 per month. 659- ■ Life h Disability Insurance ical/ electrical system. Competitive sa­ T O B E BUILT 0703. condition. Tripple Yeara could only happen with talented, ■ 401K Pension Plan 45 North School Straol, Manchaatar, C T dresser, 2 mirrors, dedloatad and loyal employees. If you arc lary and benefits Including health Insur­ ■ Weekend k Shift Differentials 8 4 7 ^ ^ 1 MANCHESTER. Bowers headboard, hiboy, starting a career, are a homemaker, a atudant ■ Vacation and Personal Days ance and pension plan. Apply In person school area. 7 room, 3 nightstond. 643-4400. or aanlor citizen Intaraatad In Joining a aalaot ■ Competitive wages based on experience. bedroom, gorooe. Heat group, wa hava Immediate opaninga for par­ Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. - 4p.m. ,hot water Included, To Join our inovative nursing team, call or TV/8TERE0/ manant part-time help. Rockvilla Nursing Noma with appliances. Refer­ APPLIANCES • Cammistlan Salat • Marchondltlng apply in person to; ences and security re­ 8 • Coshlars 22 South Street, Rockville quired. Available Oc­ Nondlars REFRIGERATOR West- • OItglav South Windsor Nursing Center EMPLOYMENT tober 1st. $700 per • Maintsnancs month. 649-9227, 649- Inghouse 18 cubic foot • Agfa Mschenlcs • Tsisghsns Solss 1060 Main St. ■ So. Windsor ■ 280^7771 4248. frost free like new. ■nd Trainees • Sscerlfy OPPORTUNITY $249.50. 643-8973. • Auto Dlspotchtrs • Cvstsmar Ssrvics IQENERAL BUILDINQl IC0ND0MINIUM8 CONDOMINIUMS ■SUPPLY COMPANY I KLOCK an industry leader in aero­ In addition to opportunitlaa for advanoamant, FOR RENT FOR RENT taka advantage of flaxibla morning, aftarrtoon BINDERY PERSON to run ELUN a SCAUbCTTZ SSTEanflonM space heat treat and metallurgical pro­ ■nd evening aohadulaa plua a oomprahan- high apaad copier and help In bindory. M a­ pBfBonnil AM tam r ib . 5 E ttl Marttord SI03474 cessing, has full time positions available ■Iva array of banafita. ture paraon, willing to laam. PartUmo houra This Manchester Cape style home has a VMBIWnM 7 avallabla. Compatitivaa aalary.a^lar on 3 shifts for entry level or experienced • Immadlafa Bmglayta Ditcaunft 7 lot to offer! You’ll enjoy the benefits of • A Fall Training Fragram WOODMERE PLACE rOO R COMPLETE LU A «E ir WMO 0 applicants. We are willing to train appli­ having 3 bedrooms, a formal dining room • Fold Halldgys and Vacations P R E S S p e r si o On N Expariancad HOME mitoocLma dMTeti Brand new 5 room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1H • Orsap Lift and DiMblllty inaarancs cants seriously interested In learning a Spacious and attractive 1 and 2 bedroom paraon naadad to oparata A.B. Dlok Praaa. COME GROW Wimusi baths, firspisced IMng room, thormsi windows, and a recreation room. • Frsfit Shoring and Fsnslans Muat ba quality oonaoloua with good work­ condos with heat and hot water Included. Avall- skill offering growth opportunity. We wall to wall csrpoting. This homo Is of modular With a new roof and new vinyl siding, this • Friandly and Plsosont Working Csndltlans ing habits. Must hava own tranaponation. AS ■blo for September and fall occupancy. Brand promote from within. T o learn more construction. Thoro Is still tlmo to pick colors is a good buy!! Asking $139,900. Top wagaa and banafita for tha right par­ new w-w carpet, kitchens, and bathrooms. To find out about Job opaninga In the atora call ■nd msks cholcss. Call us for moro Information. son. Full or part Uma hours avallabla. •RstsH Salespeople •MlUWoodworksn about KLOCK and what we can offer, Some units available with garage. Located In ■ Saara Paraonnal. Monday-Friday, a;30am- Listing Agsnt: Rick Psgsni. 4;00pm. •Store Loaders •Truck Driver (12 noon-9 pm) apply in person, Monday through Fri­ quiet country setting. Just mlnutos frqpi the T Y P I S T Matura parson with good Sears la an Equal Opportunity Employar M/F/H/V. city. Your surroundings Include: pool, tonnis typing skills to laam alsctronic publishing. day, 8am-4:30pm. Computsr knowladga helpful. Good wagaa •KItchen/Bath Salsspsopl# (So. Windsor) AUBRIO REALTY courts, pond picnic aroa. So come home to and banafita for a consolantlous worker. •KItchsn/Bath SalosiMopIo (Canton) KLOCK COMPANY Residential and Commercial Woodmore Pisco (or a truly pleasurable living Mothers hours avallabla. Apply In parson AUD. oxporlonce. Please call Donisa at 1-BOO-334- batwaan 8-4., WORK WITH SOME OF THE BEST 1366 Tolland Turnpike 202 E. Center Street 69M for your personal viewing. 3B1 C e n te r St. Manchester, C T Manchester 649>0917 NICOTRA WILER M an ch ester EMPLOYEES IN THE IMXJSTRYI PIP Printing EOE te - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sent. 4 .1»87 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 4, 1987 — tl s ifs a r"

CHRYSANTHEMUMS RALEIGH touring bike 10 OLDS Omega 19W. 5SJI00 dio your ow n. SSO Bush speed. 2 Singer ontloue mllof. Power fleering, Hill Rd., Monchosttr. cabinets. 643-9279. brokoe, o|r, fm etereo, Anytime. ^ radio. $1550. 646- MANOfSTiRHONCA Tap S ii IsrM M i Lm m 6 d7^ 15 tires. Barely Any snioum dsIhisrM. AIm , fM, i50®gnrT»ma5T. g > ^ , Mon* and bark. muMh. used. Asking $300 or fHu{«6iAAiAb 27,000 m iles. F u lly THE PROFESSIONALS ■oboai, baehhea * loada^ ramdi. best offer. Coll 646-5915. Complelety loaded. T - equipped. Like new. CHEST iype freezer. tops, air, electrle ever- $0075. 6464)795. DAVnCONSTRUCTION Frldgldolre. $300. Re­ yWIng. Ask far Angela. •72.t40t/lSMS8S frigerator older GE, $50,643-9664. E5R7iTfTir-m e, brown leather Interior. CHaVROLET-BUICK, INC. llic CRX has“Big Idea"writtcn Power steering, win­ all 011:1 it. It ha.s pxKl kxiks. And a R O U T E 13, V E R N O N KCIIEATIOIIAL dows, automatic, air. mM w I s(X)ning disposition. EQUmilEIIT TAB Mop. Am/fm stereo rrcensnaoMa* •10,000 Our engineers were thinking SALES tope deck, mag wheels, TSOeuearXnr •3408 “ Big” when thc\- designed the HYPEREXTENTION Ro­ Ctoroged. Asking S9()00. SI BulakOliyiaifcoaa •8006 man choir. Nted tpoco interior,too.Therc’s room to stretch BAZZAR tog sole Sotur- 644-()139. SI OMsOmagaaar. •4406 \ t h e mutt tall. Moko offor. r a w B I G G E S T ^ >our legs in style. And, 14.7 cubic doy September 13,1G4. U i E W iapri* is^ale M Bu m Nasal t « . r^ > HONDAS 649-07TS. Som-Tpm. Jefferson Adult Day „ „ UNCOLNS I feet of cargo room with a locking in, 76.9 passenger, SSCalabtlly**- Care Center. 57 Hollis­ 2 U 2 5 ;* ° ' cptomai 04). r-eeoox or best offer. 643- S4 CamareTrTesa •0406 er TOWN CAN, Pilar MW. 74W8X ©©iiriresowif Y,9«yo I sKAvage aimiiattment. ter St., Manchester. •7206 80ATB/MARME White elephant cerom- etOaMrtly «*.Ws IOTpWHC^8Tewagiaok.y-esizx 'Ilie CRX is long on standard 6 l d s Omega 1971. 38^ eiOkyhaaAaar.wa *0980 so T O m Can, (Maaar eiua. 7-0S14X % feanties. A fcw are: .S-specd ^ I F M E N T cls, hand mode crafts, ond Rossel Items. VS, 4 dooar, 106 k. Very S4 0 M lC la n 4 * . •7406 eoTowNCAfLoaeioK CHRYSLERS & BASS boot. Fully rloood. good condition. 649- eSMarq. Margulaaar. •7606 NEW CHRYSLER 19S7. S47D0. Coll otter MOVINGI Tog sale, Sot- ia s offer 6pm. es Oher. Capriaa aar. •8406 J I 2 3 1 PLYMOUTHS urdov September 5th, S:00. 64A-S230. HOn 6 a ^5 wagon. Re- eSFordPl804i4au • i a i o 6 GRAN MARQUIS 10-4.150 Summit Street, S7 Capiloa Claaa Bm •17,238 87GRANMAROUHLtN MARoms, Nad. 7-«eiar I LEBARON COUPEI Manchester. bullt engine. $400. Body rusted. 643-4400. 07 Daotni Part Am . •20,000 I M U S I C A L Sa t u r d a y September S7 Canlury Cat Wgn. •16,806 5th, 9-4. Clothes, child­ MONTI Carlo >3. Very ON SELECTED MODEL8I ^ onITEMS good condition. Ma­ „ COLONY PARK ren’s toys, lewelry, S '*8"- Opinoakar Bhis. 78812X LaBARON s maple hutch, lots roon, black vinyl top. 872-9111 87 COLONY PARK Wgn., Mn. Cany Rad ML, 7S81SX LgBARON, % size Oermon Cello. Automhtlc, air. $2300. oaaaaaeeaaaeeaaae ,2 DR., WHITE, 8H13S7. SOLD Excellent condition. more. 460 Adams 649-4990. H125E H1311, H1138, H1227 Street. LgBARON,,2 DR.. SILVER, « H im , 8H1318 Used S months. SMO. 6 l DSMOBIL6 1974 D elb MERKUR 649-9S27. SATURDAY and Monday TAKE A LOOK 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Reaso Rad, 72487 LgBARON..2 OR. BLUE/SILVER, •H136B 9:30-4:30, Sunday (af­ convertible. Excellent 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Reaso Rad, 80010 LgBARON,.2 DR., CORDOVAN/ROSE, WSOLD ternoon). Corner of condition. Asking 86 Pont. Grand Am 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Dr, Raganoy Rad Mt. 78544 LgBARON. $3600. Please coll 071- I PETS AND Duvol and Castle. •MtOr. *6895 87IMRKUR XR4n. 2 Dr., Blialo 88 ML. 78010 8 0 ^ . H1400, H1228. H1375, SOLDI. m 0673.______87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or.. Amro Blus ML, 72801 Hizee SUPPLIES Manchester. oevwjenaao,, CHEVY wagon 1977. Au­ 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Mar Gray Mat. 78080 LaBARON,.2 DR., PREMIUM, BLUE. HHISee E SATURDAY 9/5, Sunday Mr.SMfMl *8495 tomatic, air. Good con­ 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Roase Rad, 78000 LaBARON. LAB pupt AKC. 3 stocky 9/6, 9-4pm. Beds, 87 MERKUR 101471. 2 Dr.. Azure Blue ML, 70006 ,2 DR.. 8ILVER/CHARCOAL, #80LOI dition. Call after 6. 06 Mszds RX7 QBL’SE' LaBARON..2 DR., ROSEWOOD, I SOLO> yellow moles, chom- couch, household 647-1925. plon lines. Excellent Items. Roln or shine. •11,900 LaBARON,,2 DR.. WHITE/CHARCOAL, 8H1343 disposition. Shots and DATSUN D31I) COUGARS UBARON.,2 DR., CHARCOAL. 8H1384 151 Lakevlew Terroce, 86 Nlaaen Stenze 2 52H®*** 8moka (X.C, 78108 transmission, torsion bar front sus­ wormed. S300.644-3025. Coventry. ok. Good t . . 40r. *7995 % LaBARON,.2 DR., CORDOVAN, •HISBO. H1251, brakes. $100 S **•* ®hed Bl. 780« pension, rack and pinion steering f^REB Klitens. Variety of MOVINGI September 5, 87 COUGAR lb, 2 Dr„ 88var, BOLD H13S8, H12BB The CRX colors, box trained. At- 9om-4pm. 77 Llynwood offer. 647-0400. 70 Zephry Sedan •2295 87 COUGAR LB. 2 Dr.. WhNs, T88HX LaBARON.,2 DR., SPECIAL MONOTONE. #H1382 and Michclin stccl-lx:lted radials. tectlonote. Please coll Dr., Bolton. Sofobed, M ECUR Y AAontego 19... 87 COUGAR XR7,2 Or., BrL Rad CLC, 78100 LaBARON..2 DR.. BLACK, 8H1347 CIVIC CRX 4-spccd automatic transmission onytime. 743-57M. humidifier, frig, kit­ 351 V-0. New alterna­ SAVE 87 COUGAR LB, 2 Dr., EHasr, T88II1I with kx;kiip torque converter is also n COUGAR LB. 2 Or., Mad. Bhod Bl. CLC. BOLD: CIVIC CRX, SILVER. S Q LD P AKC registered Golden chen set, mlscellone- tor, regulator, battery, available. ous. Much morel 2 new and extra tieres. 84 Morcuty Marquia 87 COUGAR, LT. Rag. CLC, 76108X SUNDANCE AUTO, AIR. R. DEF. CIVIC CRX. SI, RED, 48503 Retriever puppies. 87 COUGAR LB. 2 Or., Buyer, 78824X SUNDANCE 2 DR., SILVER, #51400, H1187 'ITic 1987 Honda Civic C R X . For parts or restora­ Brougham *4995 SUNDANCE c iv ic CRX, 81, BLACK. IMSS7 Championship blood BOLTON. Saturday 9-3. 87 COUGAR LB, 8 Or., DrHIwd CLC ML, 78088 2 DR.. RED. #51327 STOCK #H1407 Nothing else measures up. lines. Ready on Sep­ tion. Best offer. 646- SUNDANCE, CIVIC HATCHBACK 81, BLACK, MS98 Furniture, comic 0014. 87 COUGAR LB, 2 Or., BIk BxL, 7881IK 2 DR.. BLUE, #H117B tember 6. 742-9053, 643- books. TIffony lamp *10.200 87 COUGAR LB. 8 Dr., SHvar. 70808X SUNDANCE, 4 d r . ROSEWOOD. #H1352 7605. and much more. 121 MAVERICK $200. 88 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 87 COUGAR LB, 2 Dr., Bmeka Ext, 78104 SUNDANCE. 4 DR.. CORDOVAN, #H1376, Birch Mountain Rd. Quoth running car. 643- 87 COUGAR LE 2 Dr., U. Rg. Bl. (XC ML. 78018X SOLD, SOLD (corner of Birch Mt. 1562 after 7pm. 86 Town Car *17,900 87 (XNJGAR LB, 2 Dr.. Buyer. 78821X SUNDANCE, 4 DR„ ICE BLUE, #H1284, H1280. M ISCEIiANEOUS Rd. and Flano Rd.) , 87 COUGAR L8,2 Dr., BHl Ext. 88817X % BOLD 82 Mazda RX7 GSL *6495 J 87 COUGAR LB, 8 Dr., U R g B I. CLC ML. 78818X SUNDANCE, 4 DR.. WHITE, #H1278, H12B3, FOR SALE , 71 SCRANTON 187 COUGAR LB. 2 Dr.. BIk. fed., 7881IK M 0 ,9 2 7 WANTEOTO 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 H1186 187 COUGAR XR7,2 Dr., BIk. Ext. 78111 SUNDANCE. 4 DR.. BLUE, #H1340 T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ 87 COUGAR XR7, U Rq. Bl. CLC ML. 78108 3 INVOICE UPON REQUEST B U r / T R A O E AND aSUOT UOID OMW... S3 Lynx Wg., At ac *3995 SUNDANCE, 4 OR., RED, #H133B proximately 3000, also SONS S.f» FINANCtUa OR LtSSI 87 (XXIGAR XR7, 8 Dr., BIk. Ext, BOLD 50 to 100k numerolsond O LD and new furnifure, 82Bulck^8ky1ark 87 COUGAR XR7, 8 Dr., Brt Rad CLC, 78008 SUNDANCE. 4 DR., ROSEWOOD MIST, letters for shirts, cops, household Items, ondd 87 FIFTH AVE. m tlABOS 187 COUGAR XR7,2 Dr., Mad. Bhad Bl CLC, 78107 #HS1270, H10B8 NEW 1967 CHRYSLER 187 COUGAR XR7,8 Dr., Mad. Bhod Bl CLC, 78043 etc. Best otter. 649-3642 glassware. Will pay OTLeBARON 06 Merfcur XR4TI *11,495 AS LOW AS f otter 5;30pm.D cash. 646-0496.______aTSTwbo *12,206 187 COUGAR LE 8 Or., Driflwd. CLC ML 7 r" CONQUEST 65 Buick Regal *7495 SMALL refrigerator }Vi 07 RAIDER 4x4 *12,705 CONQUEST. COUPE. SUPER RED, #H1127 NEW YORKER cubic feet. Good for 87RAMCHARGER ’ 65 Olds Calais *6395 TRACER CONQUEST. COUPE, MEDIUM BLUE. #H1378 Automotive 4*4 *17,605 88 TRACER, 4 Dr. H8. Bllvar CLC MT, .BOLD; CONQUEST, COUPE. RED. #H1378. HH1141 student or camp. $50. 84 Gran. Marq. L8 *8695 646-Sy.______87 DODGE RAM 88 TRACEE 2 Or. HB. Bllyar CLC MT, 81801X CONQUEST. COUPE. WHITE, #H134B 4-DOOR MINIVAN 88 TRACER, 2 Dr. HB. BIk. Ext, 818D8X 'H ie Civic Hatchixick is a k)t o f 3 PIECI^ bedroom 1 year 85 Mazda RX7 S VSNr.lMo *13,506 88 TRACER, 2 Dr. HB, LL Canyon Rad, 81880 c-ar. Iw I’eiy little money. old, $750 Including bed­ C A R S 07 DAKOTA fv *12,205 88 TRACER. 2 Dr. HB, BIk. Ext. 81808X LcBARON • LaBARON GTS H O INI r> Front-wheel drive,4-spccd man­ ding. Autumn colored F O R S A L E 87 SHADOW LaBARON, CONV., flED. HH1401 A sofa 1 year old, $150. 4 TufkWLssaM *10,606 MORIARTY LaBARON.4 DR., SILVER, #H1255. #H1184 ual transmission, rack and pinion piece apartment size THUNDERBIRD 1979, 07 SUNDANCE Twke *10,605 LYNX LeBARON.4 DR.. WHITE. #H1383, H 1151. H1097 steering, pcAier-assist front disc kitchen set, $150. 2 end navy blue, air, auto­ BROTHERS 87 LYNX LXRE 8 Dr. HB. WhNa. 71004 LaBARON.4 DR.. BLUE. #H1218, H1178, SOLD 07 DODGE PunssHM *16,080 The Civic Hatchback brakes.tftrsion Irar fnmt suspension tables ,$15 each. Fall matic, am/tm cassette, 301 Cgntor St. 87LVNXXRE8Dr.HB, 71008 SOLD,H1248 BOLD clothing size lt-20. Coll power steering, 66 DAYTONA t « m *13,000 87 LYNX L. 8 Or. HB. klsd; BearM. 71048 LaBARON.4 DR. QTS, SILVER. #H13BB and steel-belted radials are standard. Manchtstgr, C T 87 LYNX L, 8 Or. HB. WhNs, 71041 3 before noon or otter brakes, windows, tilt 66 LASER osa *18A06 LaBARON.4 DR. QTS. WHITE. #H126^ H1337. A fully carpeted interior, adjust- 0pm. OTS-SISO. wheel. v-B ; 97h miles. OOLaBARON Os* *10A06 E LYNX L, 2 Dr. HB. Mad. BaatM, 71043 CIVIC 4 DQQR at)lc hcadie.sLH and reclining fiont 643-S135 87 LYNX L, 2 Or. HB, BIk. EXt, 71018 I ^ BOLD . H1312 SOLD Full service records OSLeBARONssr. *0,006 LaBAROH,4 DR. QTS. BLIJE7#HT175. BOLD ’ 4MVIO 4 DOOR, 8 BPD., RED. S O LO bucket scats m a k c^ i feel at since 81. Asking $2500. 87 LYNX XR3,2 Dr. HB, WhHa, 71001 I CIVIC 4 DOOR. 8 8PO.. BLUE B O LD 86 DODGE sMOsnM. *14,400 87 LYNX GE 2 Dr. HB. Mad. Rag. Blus, 71813X LaBARON.4 DR. QTS. ROSEWOOD. #H1369. home on the road.T^ king roofline 071-6350. loaTmiCKS/VAIID CIVIC 4 DOOR, 8 8PD., WHITE, 48516 ENDROLL8 00 DODGE SCO OMM *14,700 187 LYNX GE Wgn, Mad. Rag. Blua, 71810X HUBS makes more mom for pas,scngers. 27% wMlh - 260 IS S FOR SALE ANNUAL PERCENTAQE RATE FINANCING < LaBARON.4 DR. QTS, RED. #H1326, H1365, a viC 4 DOOR. AUTO, BLUE. 43808 CHEVETTE 1901. Auto­ 06 RELIANT S.W. *8,708 13% width • 2 tor 260 matic, 4 door. Excel­ TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ON SELECTED MODELS...^ % H1273 CIVIC 4 DOOR. AUTO, BLUE, 48484 .Safbts'-scat anclMirs keep children 80 DODGE FORD von 71. Runs- ■ m u s t ba pleksd up a< tbal lent condition. $1200. TOPAZ "GS" LaBARON.4 DR. QTS. CORDOVAN, #H1371, CIVIC 4 DOOR, AUTO. WHITE, 48800 in their place. iHarald Offloa Monday thru] 647-1356.______CHARGER *7,006 /ports. Best offer. 643- 187 TOPAZ GE 8 Or., Mad. BearM, 78088 H1267 I Thursday baf ora llam.only. 06 CELEBRITY IIKmL *0,606 0064.______187 TOPAZ GE 4 Dr., Whba. 72081 CIVIC 4 DOOR. 8TA. WQ„ 4 WH. OR., BLUE, 48877 T h e rear scat ftilds d(A\’n to hold TOYOTA Corolla 1900. 187 TOPAZ GE 2 Or., Band Bsigs, 78080 % m er I.S cubic feet o f eaigo. A caigo 07k, 4 door, air, auto- 80 CHY. GTS tih*. *10,206 FORD 1969 Econollne J 87 TOPAZ GE 4 Or., BIk, 1BOLO( NEW YORKER matlc. $2000. 644-1804. 00 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7,800 van. Good running con­ urea light, door gla.ss defrosters, 4 187 TOPAZ GE 4 Or., Orfflweed, 7BOLOI NEW YORKER. 4 DR., WHITE, #H1235, H1312, TURBO, LUX. PKQ. 04 LASERS Or. IMS *6,300 dition. Good body. ] 87 TOPAZ G E 4 Dr.. Rad,' BOLD: H1381, H1341 remotc-ojTcratcd (Hitsidc mirror, and HONDA Civic 1970. Auto- $595. 649-9827.______% S m// Your Car tmatlc. 60,000 miles. 84 PONT. 6000 STE *7.400 NEW YORKER. 4 OR.. BLUE. # BOLD CASSETTE, LEATHER a coin Imx make this 1987 Civic $700. 635-2971. Wayne. 04 HORIZON 4 Or. *4,000 TOPAZ "LS” NEW YORKER, 4 DR.. BLACK. #H113B. H1258 STOCK #H1136 an upgrade hatchlxick. Without the HONDA Accord hatch­ 82 PONTIAC J2000 *2,788 IM KCELLANEOUS I 87 TOPAZ LE 4 Dr., Mad Bhad Bl CLC, 78023 % NEW YORKER, 4 DR., CHARCOAL, #1204, S1090 upgrade price. *15 back 05 with am/fm 70 BUICK SKYLARK *2,786 ___ [AUTOIROnW E 187 TOPAZ LE 4 Dr. Dame, Band'BsIgA 72023 NEW YORKER. 4 OR. SlLvER, #H1323, H1182 -m NEW YORKER. 4 DR.. CORDOVAN, #H1367 4 Lines — 10 Days cassette, sunroof. $6400 78 MONTE CARLO I 87 TOPAZ LE 4 Dr. OsmOk Mad Rag. Blua. 72030 5Q0 charge, each addi­ or best offer. 742-7059. Assn*. SSK on On*- JEEPpIekuptoSwIMn I 87 TOPAZ LE 4 Or., BrL Red CLC. BOLD Oaiitr msm, ssmi *3,086 way plow. $600. 635- 187 TOPAZ LE 4 Or. Osmok Rad 72082 % tional llna. You can C O R V ETT I960 4 speed. I 87 TOPAZ LE 4 Or. OsflX>, Bh. Blus, 72008 COLT Florida car. Needs mi­ 77 DODGE miws nooi ,. 2971. Wayne. cancel at any time. Oimstr.SiK sohms n*. *4,800 COLT, VISTA,, MED. BLUE. #H1317, ISOLDI. ^ 6 ,2 5 0 nor mechanical work. 77 CADILLAC SEDAN H1318 SORRY. Best offer. 220-4653. COLT, VISTA, NO REFUNDS OR DeVILLE Nlcel *3,408 SABLE , SILVER. #H130e INVOICE UPON REQUEST PINTO 77, 76, 73. Extra 87 SABLE GE 4 Or. Sad Dame, SMvsr, SOLO COLT, VISTA , DRIFTWOOD MIST. #H1209. ADJUSTMENTS AMC Hornet 1976. Run­ 87 SABLE GE 4 Or. Sad.. Sand Bsiga, 74083 parts I Best otter. 528- ning condition. Ports- H1391 6573, 569-4161.______875-3311 87 SABLE GE 4 Or. Bod., Buyer, 74S13X % COLT. VISTA,, RED. #H1208, #1390 CALL HERALD only. $50. Coll 6466649. 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. Sad. Shod Blue Mat, 74038 COLT, VISTA 4x4, BLUE. #H1249 B7 SABLE GE 4 Or. Bad. Smoke CLC Mai.. 74814X -m COLT. 3 DR., CHARCOAL. #H1397 NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH CLASSIHED ''^ 8 A L NOTICB 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. TOWN OP COVBNTRY NOTICB TO CRBOITORS NOTICB TO CRBOITORS Sad.. Bndwd CLC ML. 74030 % COLT, 4 DR.. WHITE, #H1402 ESTATE OP ESTATE OP 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. Bad. BIk. BxL, 74084 COLT, 4 DR., MED. RED. #H1394, H1396 Th e Accord I^X 4-Door is a BOARD OP TAX RBVIBW HARRY A PINILLA 643-2711 JOSEPH COSTANZO 87 SABLE GE 4 Or. Bad., LL Rg. Bl. (XC M., 74110 ■m COLT, 4 DR.. BLUE. #H1380 RELIANT ‘LE* H O hM O A. soft-spoken sedan. The Hon. Norman J.' The Hon. Norman J. 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. Bad. Drmwd CLC ML, 74183 In accordance with Section Prauss, Judge, of the Court ■ # COLT. 4 DR.. CREAM, #H1307 12- 110 of the Connactlcut Oa- PrgjM, Judge, of the Court 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. Wga Dame, LL Rag. Bl., BOLD 4x4 COLT, 4 DR.. LT. BLUE. #H1395 'The streamlined brxiy and Of Probata, District of An­ % narol Statufas, The Coventry of Probate, Olstrlet of An­ 87 SABLE GE 4 Dr. Wgn.. BiL Rad CLC, BOLD m Court of Probata, District of Boord of Tax Review will dover at a Iworlng held on dover at a hearing hM4 on 4-DOOR low horxiline guide the air August 17, 1987 ordarM that August 26, 1187 o r d ^ fh«t w The Accord LX4-Doo Monchaslar hold a special Public Msof- all claims must be prasantad MAZDA VOYAGER gpntly up and over the car to NOTICfl OP MaAMNO Ine In lha Town Hall for the all dolma must be presented to tha fiduciary on or befera te the fiduciary on or before SABLE "LS” % VOYAQER, VAN, BLUE. #H1319 ACCORD E S TA TE OP sola purpose of haarlnp I 87 SABLE LE Whba. 7-6821X r^ u c e wind resistance. EMMA M. WASHBURN, appeals ralatad to the ossass- November 18, 1987 or ba November 27, 1987 or bo ACCORD HTBK. LXI, 8 SPD .BEIOE. SQLO INCAPABLE mant of motor vahlclas on barred oa by low previdad. barred os by low provided. 187 SABLE LE 4 Dr. Sad, BrL Rod CLC, 7431SX w Four-wheel double wishbone 187 SABLE LE 4 Dr. Sad, BIk. BxL, 74020 CARAVELLE ACCORD HTBK. LXI. AUTO,. OREY. DEMO. 46897 Pursuant to on ordar of Hon. the Grand List of 10-1-S4. Shoren B. Prauss, Sharon B. Prauss, % CARAVELLE, 4 OR.. ROSEWOOD. #H1259, suspension srrHxiths out rough William E. PItiOarald, Clark Clark 107 SABLE LE 4 Or. Sad, Band Balga, 74012 ACCORD H TB K LXI, AUTO,, OREY, 48879 Judoa, dotad August ZS, 1W7 Taxpayers appeals on Motor HI 037 roads and guarantees respon- Vahlclas will be heard on: Tha fiduciary Is; The fiduciary Is: I 87 SABLE LE 4 Dr. Bad. BIk. ExL, 74020 w ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN OX. 8 SPD. BEIOE, 46624 a haaring will ba hald on an 187 SABLE LE 4 Or. Sad Dame, Bmeka CLC, 74088 CARAVELLE, 4 DR.. CHARCOAL. #H1195 apDilcatlan praylno for Saturday, Jose I. Plnlllo Salvatore Costanze CARAVELLE. 4 DR.. SILVER. #H119B ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN OX. AUTO. BLUE. 4882S Y(jye handling. IlSCIdar Mill Rood P. O. Box $36 187 SABLE LE 4 Dr. Bed Dame, BBi. BxL, 74040 If aumorlfv fa sail cartain raal Saptambar 12,19S7; CARAVELLE. 4 DR.. WHITE, #H1383 Plymw outh ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN OX. AUTO. BLUE. 8CLO Bolton, CT 04043 187 SABLE LE 4 Or. Wgn. Dame, Wldla, 74008 T he engine is powerful. Yfet, property sltuotad In the 9 A.M. to 12 Noon only... Manchastar, CT S6S4S CARAVELLE. 4 DR.. BLUE, #H12B3, SOLD Town of Manchastar, County 015-09 K S1469 187 BABLB LE 4 Or. Wgn., Bmeka CLC Mat. 74808X w ACCORD 4 DR. LK 5 BPD., OREY. 48827 it is quiet. of Hartford os In sold oppll- Dated of Coventry, Conn, IB7 SABLE LE 4 Or. Wgn., BiL Rad CLC, 74S17X H1191, #1110 ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LK 8 8PO.. BLUE. 48808 this 31st day of August, 1N7. % CARAVELLE, 4 DR.. CREAM. #1248 coflon on flla more fully op- « 8PO.. WHITE. 48606 .Sit back and enjoy a hushed paors, of the Court of Pro- Stanley McMillan, LBOAL NOTICE CARAVELLE. 4 OR., CORDOVAN. #H10S1 ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LK Chairman ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LK AUTO. OREY. 48832 ride, thanks to triple door seals. bofa on Sapfambar 17,19S7 of Tha Oaportmant of Public Utility Control will conducto pub- B2200 4x2 9:4SA.M. Coventry Board of U« hearing, on Its own metlen and pursuant to Section 16- 87 B2200 LUX SB. Plekup, Blaek. 11283 ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LK AUTO. BLUE, 8QLD I jct cruise control take over. Mary Lou Taylor, Tax Review % RELIANT 2 «m of the Oanaral Statutes of CannecHcut. In the Council 87 B8200 LUX SB, 0 Bpd, Temode Buyer, 11888 ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LK AUTO. WHITE. 8QLD 01S4I9 Clork 013- 09 Chambers In the Momorlal Building (Town Hall). 14 Pork RELIANT LE, 2 OR.. BLUE. #H1405, #H1019 Make yourself armfortable with |B7BE2B0BABEBB.8Bp,O.BIua. BOLD w ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LK Pl"£9iyarnon. Canne^cut, an Mandm. SopNmbar 1A1987 B7 B2200 BABB SB, Flelwp. Bunbaom S3yar, 11881 RELIANT LE. 4 DR.. BLUE. #H1330, #H11B3 POPULAR PACKAGE, AUTO. BLUE. 46828 airtxinditioning, jxAvcrwinckMS al10:3ea.m.. concernliM Oocfcot Na. 87-87-86, Joint Invostl- RELIANT LE, 4 OR.. CREAM. #H1217 INVITATION TO BID 87 m o o BOk SB, UgM Balga. 11243 % AUTO. REAR DEFROST ACCORD 4 OR. Ua. AUTO. OREY, goLO eollM ptoeparjmant of Public UtUltv Control and Oooart- 187 B2200 SEE Cab PhN 8 Sp^ Blaek, 11374 RELIANT, 4 OR., BLUE. #H135S ACCORD 4 OR. LXI. S BPD.. BLUE, 46418 and power dual outside mirrors. 9 The Eighth Utilities District, 32 Main St., Manchastar, Con­ mant of Health Servicaa Re: Appaol of Denial of CarWficete w RELIANT. 4 DR.. RED, #S1301 #H 1180 T ^ 1987 Actxird L X 4-I>x)r rt ^ b lle Cenvanlma and Necessity of Rockledge L ____ ONLY ACCORD 4 OR. LXI. 5 SPD.. BLUE, 46S31 9 necticut soaks bids for the followine: RELIANT, 4 DR, SILVER. #H1180 AtoMIe Home Pork In Vernon. ConnecHcut. SpeafM ly, tha Sedan. Treat yourself to the I9SS M Ton 4x4 PIck-up Truck potlllanm are ra«waattng a carttflcete of public convanl- B2600 LUX 4x2 % RELIANT, 2 DR.. BLUE. #H1297 Bid specifications may ba obtained during business hours eim end noce sN ^ta ^b llsh a privately maintained wotor ~ LUX 4M. SB 8 Bp. BlaeE 11327 w RELIANT. LE. 4 DR.. WHITE. #H1135 sound of silence. (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Monday thru Saturday, from lha Dis­ s v s ^ tor a thirty-three untt mobile manufactured home LUX 4iE SB 8 Bp. BlaeE 11331 port known os Recklodgo Bstotaa located In Vernon, Con- LUX 4M, BE Dover WhNa/WIna, 11383 patcher at the Eighth Utilities District FlraheusA.32 Main St., nectlcut. Addmonol Intormotlon may be obtolnod from the % HORIZON Manchester, Ct., 04040. LUX 4xE SB 8 Bp. Bhia. 11273 Dapartmenrs Executive Secretary's Offlce. LUX 4xE SB 8 Bp. Bunriaa Rad 11330 HORIZON.5 DR.. SILVER. #H1109 Soolad bids will be racalvad at the obovo address until 7:00 9 HORIZON.5 DR.. BLACK. # BOLD p.m. on Thursday, September 17,1907, at which time they arlll DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL ROBERT J. MURPHY. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY *8395 w be publicly epanod, road aloud and recordsd at the Elgl * Utlimes District Plrahouse,r 32 Main Street, ‘ Manchaatar, CT 806-09 B2600 4x4 7,985 w BSp.OevarYWMa. BOLD 1987 RAAZDA B2600 TURISMO , THE ALL w BE8 4xE 8B 8 Bp. BlaeE 11383 9 TURISM0.3 DR.. WHITE. #H1102 INVOICE UPON REQUEST Tha Eighth Utllltlas District reserves tha right te roloct any or LBOAL NOTICE •* m 4aE SB 8 Bp. BlaeE 118B4 SHORT BED PICKUP w oil bids for any reason doamad to bo In the bast Intaraat of lha TOWN^OF ANDOVER 388 4x4, SB 8 Bp.. BM*. goLO District. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 5 Speod, Sunbeam Sllvgr, 81371 Scranton Chrysler Plymouth located 3.3 NEW •t Btt4BEBB8Bp.OndoBlua. goLO LlmHsd Tim s Offer -• 9 EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT •t BABE 4xE EG B Bp. Temade Bnyar, 1138B SAMUEL LONGEST •! ***? Town ot Andover, Con- Expires 9-17-47 miles North of Vornon Circle next to Fa­ PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER gy*.w(ll heidp PuMte H aorli^n the Town ONIee Bund­ •t BABE 4n4,8B BSp. BunbaamBNimr, 11371 :# 1988 HONDA 01269 ing, Wednesday, September IS, 1987 at 7:38 P.M. tohevlhe w 3M 4x4. SB 8 Bp. Haok. gpui bian Drug Store. $fe»rm for Approval ot the Sole of Asaets of Tha Vamon Wotar **** * ewl»R P. j . . RagueaHng reliet of SocHon Campmy to ^ e Connecticut Water Company. Spodflcallv, <^T*fcuyMy Connecticut Wajter and Vornon loInHy roquastttio D e g ^ SEE IT TODAY! m o ^ s o p p r ^ l of 1) tha sole by Vornon of Its wotor ufimv assets, r e c o ^ and franchises to tennecticut Water. 2) the "V m o r i a r <^y b r o t h e r s / ^ Inclusion M Ihp Vernon system and oddltteiM thereto os pail (M 40 on 1-44 MANO€STERHC>^ of C a n i^ c irt Water's Reckvlllo DIvIslen. 3) tho o p p ll^ **2*’2*?3!!'‘*"* •"•ereateg persona may oppaor and bo hoard tlonby Canno^lcutWoteretcortalnratasandchoraastoIhe SWtemert of Vwnon, and 4) tho Issuonco by Connecticut THE PROFESSIONALS IK!!!!? .Pothol payment of lha purchoso price. FSTtSwTiilL*'’" 301-315 CENTER STREET 24 ADAMS STREET AddINenM Intormotlon moy be obtalnsd from the Deport­ Doted at Andover, ConnecHcut Saptambar 4, 1987. /MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135:$ ment's Executive Sacratory's Office. Soplembor II, 1987. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 **U6LIC UTILITY CONTROL ■ ROBERT J. MURPHY, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DONALD AYRTON. Chairman 1646-3515 Zoning Board of Appools 08569 81069 4,P0NTIACS CADILLACS OLDSMOBILES

LtMANS 6000 Way, Had. SOLO LaMANS 6000 Way, Notaiiood, sOLO LaMANS Sadan, WhHa, JI0O6 LaMANS Sadan, Sllvar, S0607 FIR6SIRO, WMta, H0362 FimsiRO, Slua, H6601 8UN8IROS, 4 Or., SiNar/Slua, S0341 (40 In Slock) 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88 OOOffa OOOOSTa 6000 LE-a #6271 4 dr., PS, PB, pulSB wiper, scent stripe, 6000.4 Or., WhHa. (4 In Stock) cruise control, tlH wheel, automatic trans. 6000, Or., Rad/Sllvar (2) 6000.4 Or., Nod (2) usTPRia *1 5 |7 3 1 6000.4 Or., Blua (6) DISCOUNT 6000, 4 Or., Oray/Black. H6270 - 1 7 M 6000, 4 Or., Sllvar (7) YOUR PRia 1 3 , 9 7 5 6000; 4 Or., Oray (6) CASH OR TRADE - 2 0 0 0 0000, 4 Or., BurB,/8llvar (2) 6000, 4 Or., Wh/OoM. H6166 BALANa TO FINANq 1 ,9 7 5 6000 STS, 4 Or., Lt. Slua. H6106 6000 4 Or., Ok. Slua, H6116 60 Mentha at 6.6% APR 6000.4 Or., Ok. Nad. H6162 TAURUS L,4Dr. 6000, 4 Or.. OoM (3) , Whita, Auto, H264 TAURUS L.4Dr. , Blua, Auto, H427 ONANO AMS, 4 Or,, Noaawood (2) (6 to Ctiooaa) TAURUS QL, riga; Auto. H366 QNANO AM. 4 Dr.. Nad, H6S66 TAURUS aU4_ , Brown, Auto, H366 ’10,189 mo. ONANO AM SE, 2 Or., WhHa, H6204 TAURUS Q U4Dr. Brown. Auto, H377 TAURUS QL,4Dr. Auto., Tranaaxla, PS, PB, Tinted Glass, ONANO AM, 2 Or., Slua. HS616 Sad., Blua. Auto. OD. H72t TAURUS QL.4Dr. Sad., Oraan, Auto, OD. H684 Indopandant Raar Suspension, AM/FM Stereo, '87 PONTIAC nENO SE, Btaok, H6166 TAURUS a U A D r. Sad., Blua, Auto. OD, H714 Cloth Flight Bench Seat, 16 Oz. Carpeting, 2.BL, FIENO OT, Blaok, H6164 TAURUS OL,4 0r. Sad., Btaok, Auto, DO, H716 16 Gallon Fuel Tank Child Proof Door Locks, TAURUS LX, 4 Dr. kBONNEVIUE Sad., Rad, Auto, OD, HS42 Bodysido Moldings, Halogen Hsedllghta, #A7S62. BONNEVILLE8. Sad., Oray. H0166 (13 In Stock) TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad., Sllvar, Auto, DO, H440 4 D O O R BONNEVILLE, 4 Or., Ok. Blua, H0141 TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad., Oray, Auto, OD. H442 BONNEVILLE, 4 Or., Nad, H6186 TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad., Blua, Auto DO, H66T #1-1669-0 .-s ' BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Or., Black, HS116 TAURUS LX, 4 Dr. Sad.. Rad, Auto DO, H66S TAURUS BONNEVILLE, 4 Dr., Blua, SOLD LX, 4 Dr. Sad., Oray, Auto, OD, H666 S9839* TAURUS LX, 4 Dr. Sad., Blua; Auto. DO. SOLD ^.CPE. A BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr.. OoM, H0t07 TAdRUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad., BlaiMi. Auto, OD, H724 BONNEVILLE 4 Dr., Nad, H6I30 TAURUS QL, Wgn. Auto.OO,H661 . . . I p ; ; ...... BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr., Oray, H6340 TAURUS L. Wgn., Blaok Auto. OD. H664 BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr„ OoM, H6t 17 TAURUS LX, Wgn., Tan, Auto, OD, HS64 8 a. . BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or., Oray/Blaok, H6066 TAURUS LX, Wgn., Blua, Auto, OD, H646 ’12,189 BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr.. WhHa, H8266 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera TAURUS LX. Wgn., Batga, Auto. OD, H660 NEW 1987 THUNDERBIRD BONNEVILLE, Safari Wgn., Burgundy, SOLD #H6079 4 dr., tinted glass, auto. PS, PB. rear TAURUS LX, Wgn., Rad, Auto, OD, H67t ’87 PONTIAC window defogger. TAURUS LX, Wgn., Saiga, Auto, OD. H666 ONANO PNIX LE, Sllvar, SOLO TAURUS LX. Wgn., Rad, Auto, OD, H701 6RAND PRIX TAURUS LX Wgn., Blua, Auto. OD. H717 LIST *1 2 ,1 5 5 TAURUS LX Wgn., Blaok, Auto. OD, H716 #1-1647-0 TAURUS LX Wgn.. DISCOUNT - 1 3 9 3 Blua, Auto, OD, SOLD OLDSMOBILES TAURUS LX Wgn., Blua, Auto, OD, H646 tifT7-o,Njn>;is/c ' *,'4 / , YOUR PRia 1 0 , 7 0 2 TAURUS LX, 4 Dr Sad., Brown, Auto, OD. Hses | CUTLASS, Buprama, 4 Dr., Oraan, BOLD TAURUS QL. 4 Dr., , Blua, Auto. OD, H741 ...... irWKi CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 FINENZA, Ok. Blua. H6027 FimNZA. HB. Oray. SOLO BALANCE TO FINANCE *9, 76 2 FINENZA. Oray, SOLD FINENZE OT, Nad, H62t2 60 Months at 6.6% APR THUNDERBIRD Auto, 3.8L, A/C, Power Windowa/Looka/Soats, CALAIS, 4 Dr., Noaawood. SOLD ^1, &i}6, J/A A T-BIRD LX 2 Or., Tan, Auto, H133 Cruise, Raar Defroster, TIN Wheel. Styled Road ’10,889 •1, WHITE; CPE e/A ^ " T if . « f CALAIS. 2 Dr., Blua. 86406 T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Black, Auto. OD, SOLD Whaela, Dual Electric Mirrors, Paint Stripes, CALAIS, 20ir., U. Blua, H6106 T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr.. Rad, Auto, OD, H384 DigNal Clock Tinted Glass, Halogen Headlamps, ;.CPE8/A _ CALAIS, Buprama. 2 Or., Sllvar, H6400 T-BIRD STD., 2 Dr.. Blua, Auto, OD, H366 mo. T-BIRD 8TD„ 2 Dr„ Sllvar. Auto, OD, H387 Body Side MoMInga, SplH Back Seats, Deep-Wall CALAIS, 2 Or.. Blua, H6402 2 0 7 Trunk, Luxury Whsel Covora. #6732 CALAIS, 4 Or., Blua. H6236 T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Brown, Auto, OD, H394 CALAIS, Buprama, 2 Dr., LI. Blua, SOLD T-BIRD 8PT„ 2 Dr., Black, Auto, OD, HSS6 T-BIRD 8PT„ 2 Dr., Blua, Auto, H610 DELTA 66,2 Or.. Nad, H6241 ANNUAL T-BIRD STD., 2 Dr., Blua, Auto, OD, SOLD DELTA 66,4 Or., Nad. H6322 T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr.. Rad, Auto, OD. Haez ’ 12,649 Ott.TA66,V»hllo. DOLO ) PERCENTAGE T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Sllvar, Auto, OD, H6T4 jm m m m T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Sllvar, Auto, OD, H676 On.TA66,4Dr„Blua(t) RATEnNANaNG H-169(h1. BLACK. CPE 4/5 . " ■ V ' , DELTA 66, Brougham, 4 Dr., Oray. BOLD T-BIRO STD., a Dr., Bhia, Auto DO, HSOS T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Blua, Auto. OD. H700 DELTA 66 Noyal Bghm., 4 Or., Dk Blua, H6022 AVAILABLE T-BIRO STD., 2 Or., Blaok, Auto, CO. H722 NEW 1987 F-350 DUMP IWi«|S6.'.R08E, L/jE 6/A,, ■ DELTA 66, 4 Dr., Nad (1) .9 DELTA 66. 4 Or.. Lt. Blua. H6286 ON MOST MODELS DELTA 66 Brougham, 4 Dr., Blua, H6272 • f SILVER L/E 4/A i CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn., Blua. SOLD TO QUALIFIED BUYERS... J#1-2^1«R'f1-2B«4-0. BLACK, CPE 4/A MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. Sad., Blua. Auto, OD, HSSS CIERA . 4 Dr., Blue (4) MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. Sad., Blua. 8 8pd„ HSIB Tiift^TE. S/E. m CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., Blua (2) MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. HB, Oray, Auto, OD, SOLO 'M l %:0, R0, CPE4/A V CIERA, 4Dr., QoM(3) MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. Sad., Rad., Auto. OD, H4W7 iOiREV.CPE- ’87 BUICK CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., Cold, H6370 MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. HB, Bluo, Auto, OD, H710 CIERA, 4 Dr., Oraan, (3) MUSTANQ LX 2 Dr. HB, WhHa, Auto, OD, H711 kSKYHAWK 4 DR. .: ■ ■■ .... MUSTANQ I . V CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr.. Oraan, SOLD LX Conv., Blua. Auto, OD. H4SS GOOD ^ DR, 4 ■ ^ - ... • . vin. r . a CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr., Sllvar, H633S 7 • #2-2682-0 CIERA. 4 Dr., Burgundy (2) eooo;#i-i«30ro; w h i t e r 6 t e e CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr., Burgundy, H6370 CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., Black. BOLD TRUCKS 1745-0, OK. m t n . 4 D R . 4 •• 4 ’ . V CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., WhHa, H6362 LT; BLUE. 4 OR. 4 -i ' i I F160 4x2. 878-P/U 13S*. Tan. 4 Spd., OD, BOLD V-8, 5 Spd., PSrPB, Light Group, Landacapa CIERA, 2 Dr. S, Lt. Blua. H6176 F160 4x2, 8/S-PAJ 133, Blue, 4 Spd., OD, H438 Dump Body and HoM , % Cab Shield, 1ltoLO -0.im 8IL, L/Q e CIERA, 2 Dr. S, Oray. HS244 1987 Pontiac Fiero F150 4x2, a n -p m 133. Blue, 4 Bpd., OD, H883 CIERA, 2 Dr. SL, Blua, H6162 Ready to Work. A64S8 . WHITE, 4 Dflre #H8043 Soft ray glass, A C , tilt wheel, AM /FM F160 4*2. arS-P/U 133, Ok. Brown. Auto. H633 F160 S/8, Plok-Up 133WB, BHvor, Auto. HS26 $ 0 t » W H I T E , 4 o h ; 6 CUTLASS CRUISER, Wgn., WhHa, H6343 Stereo. *9799 Ftso 4x2. Sm-PAJ 133, Btaok Auto. HSS4 *0 0 0 # i - i 0 2a - a w h i t e , 4 o r . 4 REOENCY 06.4 Or., LI. Blua, BOLD Ftso 4x2, S/B-PA1133. Btua, Auto. H8S8 ’87 BUICK 6000 #1-1028-0, W H ITE, 4 OR. 4 REOENCY 96, 4 Dr., Oray. H6253 F1S0 4x2, 8/B-PAJ 133, Blaok Auto. H702 CENTURY ' r It-** V -.55 • Ftso 4x2, 8/8-P/U 133, Qraon, Auto. H712 ’ 15,999 eoqo #1-1027-0, w h i t e , 4 o r . e REOENCY 06.4 Dr., Rad. HS369 LIST *1 0 ,2 9 4 REOENCY S6,4 Dr.. Sllvar, H6403 Ftso 4x4, SW-PAJ133, BluoAVM.. Auto, SOLD DISCOUNT - 5 4 * F160 4x4, 8/8-P/U 133, Tan, AutO, H688 *000 #1-1030-0, LT. BLUE. W AO. 6 4 D O O R REOENCY 06 Brougham. 4 Dr., Lt. Blua, SOLD Ftso 4x2, 8/S-PU 133, Oman, Auto, H740 *000 #1-1034-1, LT. BLUE, W AG. 6 YOUR PRICE NEW 1987 FORD F-150 #2-2519-0 REOENCY 06 Brougham, 4 Dr., Blua (2) SOLD 9 , 7 5 0 F160 4x2, 8/8-PU 133, Blue, Auto, H746 *000 #1->104O-a LT. BLUE. 4 DR. 4 CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 F1B0 4x4, 8 «-P U 117, Bluo, 4 Spd., H747 F280 4x2, S/8-PU 133, Bltvar, Auto, H746 *000 #1-1045-0. LT. BLUB, 4 DR. 4 F2604X4, 8/8-P/U 133, Oray, Auto, SOLO *000 #1^1040-0, SILVERi 4 DR. 4 B A L A N a TO FINANa *8y759 F280 4x4, 8/8-P/U 133, Qraan, Auto. SOLO CADILLACS *000 #1-2010-0, BLACK, U E 8 [ # 8 b t b 4 ’ L ‘ ALLANTE, Tan, 87096 F360 4x2, C/CAB137, Rod, 8 Spd., OD, H713 60 Mentha at 6.6% APR F380 4x2, C/CAB 137, Rad, 8 Spd., OD. H706 PONTIAC BONNEVILLES UlAiRt#?™ ^“ CIMARRON. Rad, H7046 F380 C/C 137*. Rad. 8 Spd., H628 L e S A B R E « 2 _____ E y l'.-, CIMARRON. Oold, SOLO’ F380 4x2, FLATBB} IS*, WhHa, Auto. SOLD BONNEVILLE #8O L0-0. WHITE, 4 OR • . j: F380. DUMP 161, Whlta/Rad, S Spd., OD, H72S BONNEVILLE #1-1««9-0. W HITE. 4 DR. ^LfSA BR E «2-282*-0, B litim EL DORADO, Blaok. H7038 RANQER 4x2, 8/8-P/U 114, Oiay, 6 Bpd., OD. H736 LefA BR E «2-2*S6-0, G REY ?# BONNEVILLE #1-1713-0, W HITE. 4 DR. ’10,889 mo. RANQER 4x2, 8/8-P/U 114, Rod, 8 Spd., OD. H727 COUPE DaVILLE, Blua. SOLD 1 8 5 LCSA BRB #2-2*40-a LT. BI^O . RANQER 4x2, 8/&PU 128, Tan, Auto. OO. H78S BONNEVILLE #1-175*-0.LT, BRN, L/E COUPE DaVILLE. Rad, SOLD L e S A B R i « 2 f 2*42-0, W H ITE. 4 RANQER 4x4, 8/8-PU 114, Blua, S Spd., OO. 8006 lEVILLE #^-17*0-a TLiTL, 4 DR. ’87 BUICK RANQER 4*4, 8/8-PU 114, Oraan. Auto, OD. SODS 6 Ft. Pickup, 4.S EFI, B Cyl., PS, PB, Sport Wheal 4a|A |R §#2-284S.O , D im U E ,^ 1 SEDAN DaVILLE. Rad, H707S lEVILiE #1-1M8-0, SILVER. 4 OR. LCBA M B *2-2*47-0. OK. BLU E, 4 _ SEDAN DaVILLE, Blaok. H7064 A Covers, 5480 GVWR, Sliding Raar Window. Low .ESABRE SEDAN DaVILLE. Blua. H7096 FORD FACTORY PROGRAMS Mount, Bright MIrrora, AM/FM starao, auxiliary lEim jLE #1-1070-1, REO/SIL, S/E L cB liR E #2-2848-0, B U C K . 4 0R./I SEDAN DaVILLE. WhHa, H7072 M I O B I Or fuel tank. Stock No. A-2820 Was <12,266. . lEVILLS #1-2080-1. BEIGE. 4 OR, k4-DOOR IU « 0 4 6 4H I Cnkknt - CL FLEETWOOD Brougham, Rad (2) a«. Bm^ Bh . Hw. Mknu .taONNEVILLE #1-2051-0, GREY, 4 OR. '#2-2513-1 ELBCTRA #2-2837-0, SILV l FLEETWOOD Brougham, Black 12) m 3JS 4JK U K BONNEVILLE #1-20*0-a REOA3REY. 4 DR. ELBCTRA tSO LO -O , GREY FLEETWOOD Brougham. OoM, SOLO TBiro(Exc.MT5) 1JK 3JK U K U K • « <8,795* ) ' BONNEVILLE #1-B09M1 BLUE. 4 DR. ELBCTRA #2-27034 W HITI 9 FLEETWOOD Brougham, WhHa, SOLO 10NNEVILL£#1-«0*7-G GREY. S/E iMT5 U K 3JK 4JK U K ELBOTRA #2-27124 W HHT FLEETWOOD Oaluxa, Rad, H7074 1 U K 3JK U K U K tol*jiEVlLLi «1-2Q**4L^ W HITE. 8 ^ ^A #2-27314 W M “ ; #3-210*4 OK. BLUE. UE m U K 4JK U K A #2-273*4“ ' ' i i AS LOW AS t«SOLO-G BUCK. S/E IW-27404, LTi BLUlJ l . P/A CMC TRUCKS 1987 Pontiac Bonneviiie UK UK UK UK *2-27524, LT, BlHANkP/iP/A 65 Trucks In Stock lUf iMi n-N tan tak *12,789 #H8139 4 door, body side moldings, tilt wheel, . PONTIAC lEMANS lA «^274»4 BROWI^/A Slffa (4) AM/FM stereo, auto, PS, PB, power locks, IIIB iIAHS *1-2S004-WHthS. m A ’87 BUICK “ i«'.«0L04 WHrrB,P/A JImmya Vana (2) power windows, AC. 'Nn7Rangw4ii2 3 JK UK UK UK * NO l*NS#1450»4WHITB. 4 DR. A k *2-27704 RED, P/A JImmya SIS (7) 1 . 9 % ’86rf7Rngar4x4 3JK U K U K U K MAN IANS «SOLO-0l w h it e . 4 OR. A PA R K A V E. B,EOTRA#^^7*B-a BLAOK. P/A RV Subuihana (6) LIST *1 4 ,7 6 5 iiEMRNB #1490*-ft GOLD, 4 ORA ------k#*.27**4BltoWN.P/A 2x4. 1600 PU (10) 44H10R ) «2-2*244 !------■ 2B00 2x4 PU (t) DISCOUNT — 1 * 7 2 APR FINANCING #2-2712-0 ' ■ M Safari Cargo (2) •Pricing RcllcoU Cnh Accitttncc In Lieu ot Spceld 1*2-2*124,' YOUR PRICE VaiMura (1). ■ 1 3 , 0 9 3 Finance Hate. All Vahiclaa Subfaet To Prior Sa/a. 1500 4x4 PU (6)' CASH OR TRADE -2000 AVAILABLE 2600 4x4 PU (6) 3800 CSC. 2x4 (2) ^ BALANCE TO FINANa ’ 11,0 9 3 3600 Dump 2x4 (1) ' TBUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS , 4 3600 4x4 Dump (1) 60 Months at 6.6% APR Dumps, Plotloms. Utility Bodies, leeeln CoBewilee Vow, Bewel 7 7000 Sanaa (3) n 7,489 DBllewry F-150*8 • F-SSU's. SjcT b. 4x4*b, Rcagm Breaeaa. Btonoe ITb, Campart (13) NISSANS v o c m i P rlc e t Include Manufacturer's Rebates where applicable All vehiclea aubjact to prior aala MAZDAS

ALL VCHICLCS SUBJCCT TO PRIOR SALE. mo. Not fiBBpoRtItMu For TYpoorBBMcAl Irrort. *TlmN to haul H on homN." •itfw v route 83 SINCE PONTIAC - BUICK - MAZDA - NISSAN VERNON^ CONN. 1933 DILLOn 248 South Main St., (Rt. 5), East Windsor 872-S145 SN| l s^ east E ] | s to 1979. The ratio is better among for women was only 60 percent of major workplace differences re­ buy Hilton Intamational Qp. for younger age groups, the report men. main between the sexes. $1.08 billion from Allagla Corp., t N said. ’This may be because younger “ Working in an occupation that parent company of United Alriinea. The report is based on a detailed women are studying more techni­ has a high proportion of women has Ladbroke aaid it will finance the analysis of income in 1984, the most cal occupations in college and a negative effect on earnings,” the study aaid. acquiaition of the 01-hotel chpln recent year for which complete spending more time developing partly by raiaing $410. million figures are available, but includes their careers once they enter the "Among female college gradu­ through a righta laaue, the aale of some updated 1988 figures from the labor force. Green said. ates, for example, a 1 percent increase in the proportion of women n e w aharea tot exiating Current Population Survey taken Green said this indicates that if ahareholdera. last March. women go to college, they should in an occupation reduces earnings Ladbroke, whoae ahareholdera . Among non-college women, the study fields men have traditionally by 0.42 percent,” the study said. It found clustering of women muat approve the pbrchaae, aaid study found that grouping them into studied, such as law, engineering, appears to be the largest factor for the reat of the financing will come female-dominated Jobs seems be science and mathematics. If they lower earnings among women from bank loana. the major factor in holding down do not choose college, they should without college degrees, account­ New York-baaed Hilton Interna­ wages. For those with college develop technical training or enter ing for 30. percent of the wage tional la a aeparate company from degrees, however, lack of Job the skilled trades, he said. difference b^ween the sexes. Lack Loa Angelea-baaed Hilton Ifoteia * experience was the largest prob­ And, Green added. If family of work experience was blamed for Corp., a publicly traded company lem, followed by Job clustering. duties call them away from work, But Gordon W. Green Jr. of the women should try to limit those between 14 percent and 22 percent that operatea Hilton hotela in the of their lower pay. United Statea. bureau’s division of socioeconomic interruptions so they will not lose Allegia la baaed In Chicago. ■ . statistics says the findings also their seniority or let their skills Some social scientists contend Ladbroke aharea fell the equival-, may indicate progress for women. become obsolete. grouping of women into certain Jobs entof 15 centa to $7.09 on the London "W e’re seeing some real changes Interruptions in careers was is a result of discrimination, while Stock Exchange after the in women’s labor force participa­ ahother major factor cited for pay others claim women often choose announcement. tion ... and I think women are differences. Forty-seven percent of Jobs which give them more flexibil­ "T o have aecured Hilton at a showing more commitment to the employed females had been off ity to be near home and have time reaaonable price la a great coup for labor force and getting more career work for at least six months with their families. Ladbroke,” aaid Ladbroke Chair­ oriented,” Green said. sometime in their work lives, the For college graduates, being man Cyril Stein. AP photo "The number of females as a study found, compared with only 13 clustered in female Jobs was Aa part of the purchaie agree­ percent of full-time workers rose in percent of men. blamed for 17 percent of their lower ment, Hilton will operate the One-mllllonth shave a number of professional, manage­ Family duties were the most pay, while the biggest factor was 800-bedroom Toronto Weatin for a rial and technical occupations,” the common reason for wome:. to have having less work experience than ininumum of 20 yeara. The Toronto Qeorge Barnett of Canton, Maas., one of about 200 'report noted. taken time off, while for men the men, which was blamed for 23 Weatin had belonged to another employees who shave daily at the Qillette Safety Razor It cites the accounting profession, major reason was inability to find percent of the difference. Allegia aubaidiary. in which females increased their work. The report found several areas in ^ -A lle ^ a pravioualy had indicated Division’s Shave Test Center In Boston, conducts the share from 34 percent to 45 percent And these work absences have an which women tended to be clus­ it waa ^terested in aelling ita Hilton one-mllllonth test since 1972, when the center opened. between 1979 and 1986. For the effect on future wages, the report tered, including secretaries, 99.2 aubaidiary. Several international Watching during the Tuesday shave is Elolse Gross of same period their share of compu­ found. percent in 1986; registered nurses, The study reported that among 94.6 percent; bookkeepers ^and alriinea, aa well aa French and U.S. Jamaica Plain, Mass., a test center assistant. Results of ter programmers went from 28 hotel chalna, had ahown intereat in percent to 40 percent; lawyers from full-time workers average hourly accounting clerks, 88.1 percent; buying It. the tests are recorded and fed into computers for 10 percent to 15 percent; and pay for men was $10.82 while nursing aides, 85.1 percent; and Ladbroke announced ita intereat tabulation. managers and administrators from women earned $7.52, or 70 cents for cashiers, 77.7 percent. laat week. Hilton International had pretax profit of $47.8 million on revenue of $784.8 million in 1988. Ladbroke had pretax profit if $91 million on aalea of $1.8 billion in the firat aix montha of thia year. In the righta laaue, Ladbroke aaid it will offer ita ahareholdera one ordinary ahare at $8.24 for every five aharea owned. Ladbroke aaid a bank haa already underwritten the laaue. Pioneer tries B u yD ir ec t! to keep lease

Pioneer Syatems Inc. la continu­ ing efforts to negotiate a lease with real estate agent Robert W. Wein­ berg so that the company can At remain at its present location on Hale Road, Alan H. Greenstadt. Pioneer’s chairman and president said Tuesday. Weinberg bought the 89,000- YOUR BIGGEST G.E. DEALER square-foot-bullding In June from Somersvllle Corp. for $4.8 million. Pioneer has a lease on the building (4 ? ., SATISFACTION until December 1987. Greenstadt said the company, EAST OF THE RIVER GUARANTEED which manufactures parachutes and other aircraft deceleration systems, wants to remain in the Presenting 90-ilay iwImmI or onbrnfo area. •pfiOM dllMl flWR SoMnil Neither Greenstadt nor Weinberg ilf t r ii — 91 iiMi|f «|ipll— M$. would reveal details o ^ t h e negotiations. ^ Top-of-the Line Purolator OKs G.E. Refrigerators subsidiary plan at Bottom-Line Electronic Refrigerator WILTON (AP) — Shareholders of Purolator Courier Corp. have voted with a final approval of a merger plan Prices!! f making Purolator a Separate oper­ REFRESHMENT CENTER ating. wholly owned subsidiary of Emery Air Freight, Emery ENERGY SAVER GLASS SHELVES announced. The vote was taken at a special REFRIGERATOR meeting Thursday of Purolator REFRIGERATOR shareholders in Basking Ridge, 17.7 eu. n. eipscity: S.01 cu. H. Uttttt 22.5 cu. It eapaclly; 7.23 cu. It Iraezar. cipKity. Lpw-«n«rgy hOp* u v « opprattng Food Savor Syalam halpa kaap food N.J., and announced In Wilton. coil. Adiuilabtt glaM ahalvaa. Food Ireahar longer. Equipped lor optional According to terms of the merger Savor Sniam halpa kaap food Iroahar leamakar. agreement, each of the 17 percent of longar. Equippod (or opNonal automaUe the Purolator shares Emery does leamakar. eFREE local dallvory oFM E loeW dallvory eFREE removal of your old not own will be converted into the refrigerator right to receive $40 principal • FM E romovsl of your oM roMgsrstor •pasaMiaei amount of Em ery’s 13 percent Junior subordinate debentures due W as »749 W A S <899 2002. NOW *649 RW* NOW <799 SAVE MOO TBX1SCJ SAVE MOO MCI will buy BOTTOM MOUNT FREEZER RCA Globcom Gl ASS SHELVES REFRIGERATOR eFREE local dollvary REFRIGERATOR eFREE removal of your old rel FAIRFIELD (AP) - MCI Com­ 19.7 cu. n. eapaclly; 8.S3 eu. (1. (raazar. 23.8 cu. ft Refrigerator dhpansaa crushad loa, <02 eu. It eapaeUy; M l eu. It freezer munications Corp. will buy RCA 2 poalllon cablnal ahoH. Equipped lor cubes and watar through lha doort on lha boMom. Adjiietable glaaa ahalvaa. Global Communications Inc. from optional leamakar. Adlualabla glaaa Food Saver Syalem. Ibxturad doora. ahalvaa. Covarad maat pan. Energy Saver • 9S7 eu. ft fraaiar. Equipped for optional leamakar. Snuggera GE for approximately $180 million, Switch. Spaeamaker'* door holda • 3 adluttable glaat ahalvoa. on door kaap amaS llama from Upping the companies announced. 0-packa. Taxlurad doora. • Food Savor Syalam halpt kaap food fraaltor longer. eFREE locM delivery MCI and GE have signed a letter • Sealed anack pack. ePREE local dallvory •FREE removal of your old of intent and expect to close the deal a Quick Serve Syalem atoree lellovera In eFREE removal of your oM W A S <1699 refrigerator by tept. SO, the companies said In a lAdtvitfMai (SahM. M r t lll M rofriBoralor • AtflutUM* frMMT thatvaa and bulk I w U W * 1 0 # V Joint announcement Thursday. ’The price of the transaction Is subject to W as <798 .;n:i?.mkhiw. s a v e m s o W A S <998 •aeowaaruHeowaaeruuwaoenotioinacTreoaiaa. closing date adjustments. NOW <748 fesr* NOW *928 RCA Globcom, headquarted in GE. We bring good things to life. Piscataway. N.J., Is ‘an Interna­ SAVE <50 Modal TBXI MndgUTYErTI SAVE *70 tional telecommunications com­ pany whoae principal businesses AL S IK m itrt MABY TO OMT TOt e -Z FEHAf Sr are international telex and high 445 HAHTFORD ROAD OPEN DAILY CAM m a m c h b b t b r . cr. ^ ^ MA9TMR CARD speed data transmisson. RCA Mon. and Thurs. till 9 VI$A merged with GE in June 1988. ^ s o is s e r , vsem i-ee ro ’ A t I ^J•4 41 stsfn srs supsa PHONE-647-9997s m iltjr m , MONTHLY PMT. MCI auxgntly provides interna­ Dtseouar esarsaa T u m .. Wed.. Sat. till 5 MMtranaeeaai •mrcMiANf tional voice and messaging servi­ Fri. till 8 ces through a subsidiary. MSS SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER The transaction is subject to the HAnrroeo Open Sun. Noon to 5. 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY-KEENEY STREET execution of a defnltive agreement Beginning Sept. 13th MANCH^^ER. CONN. and regulatory approval.