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Patrick Rynn/Manchootor Herald SWING WITH ME — Sarah MIyashIro, 4, of North WIndhan, left, plays with her fripnd, Lacy Walsh, 5. MIyashIro and Walsh were having fun Friday in Walsh’s backyard at 4 Oakland St. 9 Corpses H U D regs Dr. Crane’s Quiz piled up 1. Hot dogs are usually associated with which one rapped as of these? near door WEDDING SERMON BALLGAME OPERA 2. Which garden product is aiso the name of a game piayed with rackets and a rubber ball? GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) - unrealistic TOMATO CARROT SQUASH SPUD An unopened emergency exit door where the bodies of many of 3. Which nicknamed creature often pulls circus the 13 victims of Delta Flight 1141 wagons? were found was prodded and By Nancy Concelman JOCKO JUMBO LEO BRUIN photographed Friday by investi­ Manchester Herald 4. A panhandler would probably be on which gators also studying the jet’s Town officials and affordable housing activists comer? three engines and the position of HOT CORNER NEUTRAL CORNER its wing flaps during its ill-fated say they are concerned that new federal rent STREET CORNER COFFIN CORNER takeoff. subsidies will only assist about a third of those who National Transportation Safety say they are in need. 5. Which fish is most likely to be nearest the Board teams swarmed inside and But they disagree over whether the 60 days bottom of a lake in summer? out of the blackened wreckage of allowed applicants to find housing under the federal SUNFISH CRAPPIE MINNOW LARGE BASS the Boeing 727 that crashed program is adequate. The $645,720 the town \ • Wednesday on takeoff from received through the federal Department of 6. Fill the blanks below with words that end in the Dallas-Fort Worth International Housing and Urban Development has already been sound, "-ant” . Airport. Investigators also hoped earmarked for 24 units, but 60 other applicants are (a) Which “ ant” described Biblical wardrobe? to interview a cockpit crew on a waiting list. member, who was released from To add to the problem for tenants who say they (b) Which describes Jacob’s ca ttle?------need the assistance, the town has a housing vacancy (c) Which did young David try to kill with a stone? the hospital Friday. Ninety-five of the 108 people on rate of just about 1 percent. That means virtually all rental units in town are already taken. (d) Which was Biblical Haman's attitude toward board survived, most by scram­ Patricia Bourret, Section 8 coordinator for the Queen E sth er?------bling out of huge holes in the jet, Housing Authority of Manchester says that under (e) Which did thefich man in Hell want to place a DEFICIT SOLUTION — Gov. William budget deficit. O’Neill ordered a 3 percent which broke apart and burst into federal guidelines for the Section 8 housing voucher drop of water on his burning tongue?------O’Neill uses a chart Friday to explain his cut in spending by state departments. flames as it plowed into a field of program, 60 days is the recommended time for proposed solution to the Connecticut sunflowers at the end of the r'l ’ (Answers in classified advertising section) runway. ’ .j applicants to find apartments. “ If they (appli­ Thursday, investigators said cants) really are aggressive and try, if there is they were focusing on evidence of anything to be found they can find if,” Bourret said. Connecticat Weather some sort of engine problem and But tenant rights advocate Robert Faucher says, O ’Neill’s spending-cut order the discovery of an indicator of “ The waiting list is because of the lack of affordable wing flap position that was stuck housing in town.” Manchester and vicinity: Sunny Saturday morn­ in a position not normal for most — f: Faucher, a former member of' the Human ing, then partly cloudy. High 80 to 85. Wind takeoffs. Relations Commission and an outspoken advocate southwest around 10 mph. Mostly cloudy Saturday could reduce some services Investigators found the indica­ of the newly established Fair Rent Commission said night with a chance of showers toward dawn. Low tor in the “ up” position, opposite the guidelines make it difficult for those in need to of the proper setting for takeoff, get help. around 60. Chance of rain 30 percent. Showers likely Bv Brent Lavmon legislative elections. purchased. That could translate a.' Sunday; high 70 to 75. Chance of rain 70 percent. but stressed it could have been “ Sixty days seems kind of short, especially The Associated Press O’Neill said additional mea­ into a reduction in some services, around Manchester. I know people looking for Outlook for Monday; Showers likely. High 70 to 75. sures could be taken later if the he said. jarred during the crash or by crew members during apartments and they’ve been looking for months.” HARTFORD - Gov. William state’s fiscal situation worsens. People may have to stand in he said. A. O’Neill on Friday ordered With the $65 million in cuts evacuation. line longer for a driver’s license, Town Director Kenneth N. Tedford, a member of state agencies to cut spending by ordered Friday, state spending The Dallas Times Herald Lottery for example, or wait longer for the Board of Directors Subcommittee on affordable will actually be $147 million lower quoted unidentified NTSB sour­ 3 percent to offset a projected $121 regulatory approval of a project. housing, said he’s not sure if 60 days is long enough. this year, because of another $82 ces Friday as saying the flaps on million budget deficit, a move he he said. “ I would hope that once the grants are given in allocated but unspent funds, he the plane’s left wing were in a Connecticut daily Friday; 557. Play Four: 6351. acknowledged could result in a The state ended fiscal 1987-88 on they’re able to find housing,” Tedford said. “ But Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 6, 8, 16, 34, 37, 40. reduction in some state services. said. retracted position after the crash June 30 with a $115 million deficit obviously we’re in a very tight rental market in O’Neill held to his earlier while the right wing’s flaps were The 3 percent cuts will save after four straight years of Manchester. It’s tough.” only about $85 million out of a $6.3 promises not to seek an increase surpluses and O’Neill conceded in the proper position. But the Patrick Flynn/MinchMtar Harald Director Mary Ann Handley, chairman of the billion budget for fiscal 1988-89, in taxes or to cut aid to cities and Thursay that “ the good times are sources said the impact of the Index crash may have changed the subcommittee, said she also isn’t sure if 60 days is which began just two months ago. towns or human service over.” LINEUP — Todd Whitehouse of 175 Briarwood Drive sufficient. For the rest of the savings, programs. position of the flaps, which are He insisted Friday that he works hard to make a straight line at the tennis courts at “It’s something the subcommittee will have to Business___ .34-35 Local newa. “ The steps I am making today supposed to be extended during O’Neill plans to dip into the expected no political fallout be­ Charter Oak Park Thursday. The lines were painted later. look at.” she said. C h u rch es__ . 14-15 Obituaries. budget reserve, or rainy day' will eliminate our deficit without cause of the projected deficit or takeoff to provide more lift for the . 12- The long waiting list, Handley said, “ doesn’t Classified__ .36-40 O pinion. fund, for $26 million and transfer any new taxes,” he said. “ I think the actions undertaken to deal aircraft. C o m ic s ____ .23-25 Senior Citizens. surprise me, it bothers me.” $30 million in pension costs for it is important to note that since with it. A cockpit recording showed Connecticut. ___ 7-0 Sports But because the Section 8 program is federally state highway workers from the 1983, we have cut taxes in this that the “ shaker stick,” which Focus______. 17-32 U.S./W orld. “ The people of the state are too Contamination closes funded, “ I guess we have our hands tied.” she said. general fund into the special state by more than $500 million.” rattles a plane’s steering mecha­ smart for that,” he said. “ While it (Section 8) is a step in the right transportation fund. The cuts affect only agency nism when a problem develops, O’Neill’s budget chief, Anthony direction, I would -hope that more grants are operating budgets, which account sounded during takeoff, investi­ “ I agonized over the decision to V. Milano, blamed the projected forthcoming,” Tedford said. order these cuts,” the Demo­ for about $2.1 billion of the total gators said. Indian Notch beach deficit primarily on lagging re­ But Bourret said HUD isn’t accepting applica­ iianrbpBtpr lirralii cratic governor said. “ Still, we state budget. The recording also indicated venues from the sales and corpo­ tions for future grants right now. Even if it does, the must be fiscally responsible, we Exempt are more than $l that the crew in the cockpit ration taxes, the state’s two BOLTON — The beach at The park will be open for grants will be offered to those who have preference, USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 287 must cut spending if we are to billion in aid to cities and towns, discussed a possible engine prob­ largest sources of revenue. Indian Notch Park will be closed picnicking, she said. The beach families living in substandard units or apartments maintain a sound fiscal footing.” Medicaid payments, tax exemp­ lem during the few seconds of the Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher The rainy day fund will have will be staffed to make sure no that require more than 50 percent of their gross House Minority Leader Robert tions for the elderly, services for flight, and pilots in planes waiting this Labor Day weekend because left about $104 million after the that comer of Bolton Lake is one goes swimming, she said. monthly income. Sheldon Cohen G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, accused the mentally retarded and the on taxi ways when Flight 1141 took George T . Chappell $26 million transfer. Another $115 contaminated, said Sandra W. Preference requirements and past grants have EdNor Composing Manager O’Neill of underestimating the blind and nnost services of the off reported seeing a white flame The lake was tested in other Robert H. Hubbard million went for the 1987-88 helped reduce the waiting list at the Housing Denise A. Roberts deficit and of resorting to “ gim­ Department of Children and or vapor from the plane's left Pierog. first selectman. areas, but only the Indian Notch Advertising Director Pressroom Manager deficit. Water tests at the park by the AuthoHty from the nearly 200 applications received Frank J. MeSesegan micks, sleight-of-hand tricks and Youth Services, O’ Neill said. engine. portion revealed the contamina­ Jeanne G. Fromerth town health department last in one day during January to the current 60 or more Bualnass Manager Circulation Director use of smoke and mirrors” to Also exempt are the $535 Some agencies may not have to But Lee Dickinson, a member tion, Pierog said. Residents who week revealed a high coliform applications, Bourret said. address the state’s fiscal woes. million special transportation make the full 3 percent cut if they of the safety board, said he did not live along the lake but away from count, Pierog said. A coliform Some of those applicants and other renters may The legislature’s udget office fund established in 1985 to pay for can prove they should be exempt, know how much significance to Indian Notch should be able to go Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the count is used as an indicator of have a chance to voice their frustrations at a Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Placs, Manchester, earlier this week estimated the a 10-year road and bridge repair O’Neill said. A prime candidate, attach to the preliminary swimming, she said. fecal contamination of water subcommittee meeting next week, according to Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. deficit for the fiscal year that program and the Education Trust he said, is the Department of findings. Postmaster; Send address changsa to ths Mancheatsr Herald, “ The rest of the park is fine.” Director Theunis Werkhoven, also a member of the ends June 30,1989, at $174 million, Fund, a $206 million fund estab­ Correction, which received a $30 Friday, a forklift picked up the supplies. P.O. Box N 1 . Manchester, Conn. 00040. The water was retested Tues­ Pierog said. “ It’s a localized subcommittee. Residents may be invited to the It you don't reoelye your Herald by 8 pjn. weakdays or 7:30 about $53 million higher than lished in 1986 to help increase million increase this year to help plane’s right engine, which was day, but results will not be known problem to Indian Notch. Five meeting, which is tentatively scheduled for next a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable O’ Neill’s estimate. Senate Minor­ teacher salaries. it cope with prison overcrowding. found separated from the fusel­ to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 64T-M40 by 6 until this upcoming Tuesday at other points around it are O K.” Wednesday or Thursday. ity Leader Reginald Smith, R- O’Neill said specific cuts will be The shift of $30 million in age after the crash, and placed it p.m. weekdays for delivsry In Manchester. the earliest, and within two weeks Town officials are not sure of Werkhoven, however, thinks that 60 days is Suggested carrier rates are 11.00 weekly. 87.70 for oire New Hartford, predicted the determined by agency heads. pension costs to the special on a large flatbed truck, where it at the latest, Pierog said. That the cause of the contamination, probably enough.. month. $33.10 lor three months. $40.20 for six months and deficit would be closer to $200 The cuts will not result in any transportation fund, which cur­ was secured with chains. All tU.40 for ofw year. will mean the lake will be closed but since it appears to be a “ I think 60days might be reasonable,” he said. “ It million. layoffs or pay cuts for state rently has a surplus of about $79 three engines will be exa mined by Th s Manchester Herald la a member of ths Associated Press, for swimming during the busy localized problem, it is probably might take longer depending on the efforts they put the Audit Buraau of Circulations, the New England Press “ After the polls close, we’ll find employees, but could mean some million, will require legislative Pratt & Whitney, their manufac­ only temporary; Pierog said. into it.” Association and the New England Nswapapar Asaodatlon. out what the true n u m ^rs are,” vacancies don’t get filled and approval once the General As­ turer, under NTSB supervision. holiday weekend. Smith said, referring to the Nov. 8 some new equipment doesn’t get sembly convenes in January. C alendars Town probes firm’s dumping By Andrew Yurkovsky the company has the right to He would not say what those Manchester Manchester-Xerqld deposit the residue in the town alternatives were, but he did say landfill. He denied that out-of- suggestions made by Director 'Tuesday The town administration is town garbage was being dumped Kenneth N. Tedford were among Board of Directors Comment Session, Town looking into whether it can stop a at the landfill, but he would not those being considered. Manager’s office. 9a.m. Manchester-based company comment any further on the Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room. Tedford sent a letter to Weiss from dumping what is believed to nature of the company or its Friday asking that the adminis­ 7:30 p.m. be out-of-town-garbage in the actions. tration look into the dumping of Wednesday town landfill. Town Manager Town ordinances prohibit the the garbage. Because of the Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center Robert B. Weiss said Friday. dumping of out-of-town garbage limited capacity of the landfill. hearing room. 7 p.m. Lee O’Connor, the superintend­ in the town landfill. But Weiss Tedford said in the letter, the Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. ent of the Highway Division and said that the state considers the town should consider allowing the Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. the landfill, said that waste waste remaining after recycling hauler to dispose only the amount Thursday dumped by the recycling busi­ “reprocessed material,” which Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room. 8 of waste generated by Manches­ ness. Recycled Fibers of Connec­ the town has to accept for ter customers. am . ticut, 206 Tolland Turnpike, has disposal. Economic Development Commission. Lincoln increased from 158 tons in April, Weiss on Friday afternoon met “I feel it’s an abuse and abusive Center hearing room. 8 a m around the time the company with O’Connor. Public Works toour landfill.” Tedford said inan Cheney National Historic District Commission. went into business, to 2,200 tons in Director Peter P. Lozis Jr. and interview. Probate Court. 5 p.m. July. At least some of the waste is ^ Town Attorney John W. Cooney to He said that the town should Emergency Medical Services Council. Lincoln believed to be from out of town, he 'discuss the problem. consider revising its ordinances if PLANTING FAITH— The Center hearing room. 7 p.m. said. "We’re exploring various alter­ necessary and seek assistance Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center gold Rev. Randall Reiss and O’Connor said that the town is natives,” Weiss said afterward. from state legislators. room, 7:30 p.m. concerned about the increase in the Rev. Richard Cul­ Andover tonnage and is fearful that other pepper, both of Virginia, trash haulers might start up ’Tuesday similar recycling operations in taikwith the Rev. Biliy Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building. 7 p.m. town. Scott, of First Baptist Conservation Commission. Town Office Building. “What’s to stop three or four WANCHESTER Church. Reiss and 7:30 p.m. other company’s from opening recycling centers?” O’Connor Culpepper are trying to Bolton asked. plant more Baptist 'Tuesday An official at Recycled Fibers, Board of Selectmen. Community Hall. 8 p.m. Angelo Squillante, said Friday churches in the area. \ \ that as a Manchester business. Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald Coventry ’Diesday Inexperience Public hearing on a personnel ordinance. Town Office Building. 7 p.m. These reverends plant new churches Housing Authority. Orchard Hills Estates. 7 p.m. caused crash Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. By Nancy Pappas church, said Reiss, who recently Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office SOUTH WINDSOR — A June they are working, Reiss explained. gesturing at the Manchester church. Building, 7:30 p.m. 1987 helicopter crash which killed Manchester Herald moved up from Fort Worth. Tex. to Rocky Hill and South Windsor were “So I need to keep coming back up work in Rocky Hill. “We invite them Republican Town Committee. Town Office two people was caused by several chosen as sites for new Baptist here to be nurtured.” Building, 7:30 p.m. factors including the pilot’s “lack When most people plant, they to join in a Bible study.” churches for two different reasons. expect to get flowers or vegetables. Wednesday of total experience”, according to Five or six families band together Six families who attend First Baptist Culpepper said that it can also be School Building Committee. Coventry High But the Rev. Randall Reiss and the into a Bible study group, which then in Manchester, but live in South frustrating, because "of the open- a report by the National Trans­ Rev. Richard Culpepper are planters School, 7:30 p.m. portation Safety Board. forms the core of a new church, said Windsor, asked that a missionary be ended nature of the job. It’s a slow Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s who expect to grow churches, instead. Scott. “Within a space of two years, sent to try to establish a church in process, as is everything with a An NTSB report lists “inade­ They are apprentice missionaries of we would expect these men to be their town. church. You tend to want things to Park, 7:30 p.m. quate supervision” and “aircraft the First Baptist Church of Manches­ conducting a worship and a Bible Thursday « handling - not maintained” as the According to a recent study of the come together NOW ” Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. ter. working to start new Southern study each week, with a small Greater Hartford area. Rocky Hill is reasons for the crash, the report Baptist churches in Rocky Hill and congregation,” he said. But it is encouraging to know that Board of Education. Town Office Building. 7:30 states. The accident, which oc­ expected to experience a 48 percent curred on June 3. 1987, killed South Windsor. In the parlance of the At that time, groups generally growth in population between now and his work is part of an overall plan, he p.m. V'' denomination, this is called “plant­ assess whether they can afford to the year 2000, said Scott. said. There are currently 26 ^uthern Saturday t flight instructor Glenn Cameron. ing” new churches. For Southern assume the expense of a minister, Baptist churches and missions in the Registrars, Town Office Bui^ ling, 9 a m. to noon 22, of Hatfield, Mass., and his Baptists, the second fastest growing said Scott. If not, help is available It can be lonely work, though, Reiss portion of Connecticut west of Willi- student. Capel W. McCuthcheon. denomination in the U.S.. this is an from the denomination. It may be five said. "At this point, my whole mantic. Within five years, the govern­ 22. of Wethersfield. important role. years or more, however, before the network, all of my social ties, have ing body hopes to bring that number Holiday Closings The men were traveling to Of course, there are no catalogues newly-formed congregation buys land been here, with this church,” he said. up to 43. Ellington Airport from Brainard or nurseries where church seeds may and constructs a church building, Airport at about 11 a.m. when the be purchased. Instead these men. Scott said. Monday is Labor Day. a legal holiday. crash occurred in a cornfield both recent graduates of Baptist This is not the first time that First Municipal, state and federal offices; All are about one-third of a mile from seminaries, must raise congregations Baptist, which is in a modern facility MCC offers fall courses closed Monday. Buckland Road, police have said. by going from house to house, talking on Hillstown Road, has helped to start Post officeis: Will be closed Monday, but will The helicopter, a Robinson R22 with potential parishioners. Their new churches. In the 26 years since it The Continuing Education Division days, from Sept. 14toOct. 19, from 7to deliver express mail and special delivery items. Mariner, was owned by Nor­ expenses are met in part by the of Manchester Community College is Libraries; All public libraries will be closed theast Helicopters in Ellington. was founded at the YMCA in Hartford, 8:30 p.m. The instructor is Michael P«t Flynn/MinchMtar Harald Southern Baptist Home Missions First Baptist has put forth nine offering a number of courses starting Furey and registration fee is $58. Monday. According to the report, the Board and in part by their wives’ spin-off congregations, inluding in September. “Oral Briefing” will be offered five Department of Motor Vehicles; All 18 facilities of main rotor blade of the helicopter salaries. the Connecticut Vehicle Inspection Program will struck the tail boom and severed MANCHESTER SCHOLAR — Chris Thibodeau Jr„ 17, of churches in Danbury, Middletown, “Taking Control of Your Computer Thursdays. Sept. 15 to Oct. 13, from 7 In New England, people are often Simsbury, and a Spanish-speaking to 9 p.m. The instructor is Sigmund close at 12:30 p.m. Friday and will reopen Tuesday the tail assembly. The tail assem­ 587 Keeney St. reads on the stands at the Manchester unfamiliar with the nature of the Programming Career” will be offered at 8 a.m. All Department of Motor Vehicles offices bly fell to the ground about 250 High School football field Monday. His was a lonely congregation in Hartford. on three Mondays, Sept. 12, 19, 26, Chester and registration fee is $40. Southern Baptist denomination, said Each of those nine were started by a “The Soviet Union: Froih Prolete- will also close at 12:30 p.m. Friday and will reopen feet from the main wreckage, the pastime. the Rev. Billy Scott of First Baptist, from 7 to 9 p.m. The instructor is Janet at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. report states. deacon, or a senior member of the Ruhl and registration fee is $35. riat to Perestroika,” is offered eight who supervises Reiss and Culpepper. Manchester congregation, who would Thursdays, Sept. 15 to Nov. 3, from Retailers; Some will be open Monday. Cameron had no experience in First Baptist, which is 26 years old. announce through supermarket pos­ “Small Business Contracting with 6:30 to 8 p.m. The instructor is Donald Schools; All are closed Monday. flying the R22 Mariner, but had 26th Annual was only the second Southern Baptist ters and newspaper advertisements the Federal Government” will be J!’ay and registration fee is $40. Banks; All are closed Monday. . flown a R22 helicopter. A R22 Church founded in New England that a new Bible study group was offered on 12 Mondays, Sept. 12 to “Introduction to Sailing” will be Liquor; Package stores will be closed Monday, Mariner is equipped with float Willington Flea Market during this century, he said. forming. The deacons never became Nov. 28 from 7 to 9p.m. The instructor offered seven Thursdays, Sept. 15 to but bars will be open. landing gear, according to the “The media presentation of the integrated in the communities where is Robert Evans and registration fee Oct. 27, from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. The Garbage collection; There will be no trash report. Saturday, Sept. 10, ,10am-4pm The report also stated the pilot Southern Baptist minister is not they led Bible studies. is $115. instructor is Captain Bernard Gertner collection in Manchester and Bolton Monday. Rain date S«*pt. 11th good.” Scott said. “I would hope that The difference with the new. “Private Pilot Ground School” will and registration fee is $68. Collection that week will be one day late. The had a “lack of familiarity” with it's changing, but people have had the apprentice missionary program, is be offered Mondays and Thursdays, “Fundamentals of Small Business Manchester and Coventry landfills will be closed the aircraft and a “lack of total Route 74-. Town Green. Willington Hill, Willington, CT idea that we were ignorant, scream­ that the deacons are expected to live Sept. 12 to Nov. 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. Ownership” will be offered 10 Tues­ Monday. experience” in operating an R22 ing. Bible-thumping, punitive, in a community and become involved Certified flight instructors at the days, Sept. 20 to Nov. 22, from 7 to 9 Emergency numbers; In Manchester, for high­ Mariner. Donation is •1””. .^ntiques. Arts & Crafts. whatever.” in it, Scott said. Ellington Airport will conduct the p.m. The instructors will be local way: 647-3233; for sewer and water: 647-3111: for Attempts to reach the National children under 12 are free Eats. Free Parking The two apprentice missionaries go classes: Registration fee is $150 and refuse; 647-3248. , 'Transportation Safety Board for The apprentices are asked to meet business experts and registration fee S p o n to rtd bv Federated Church of Willington from home to home, taking a the mayors and members of the town textbooks cost $95. is $95. Manchester Herald; The Herald will not publish comment Friday were community needs survey and seeking council, and introduce themselves to “Where the Money Is and How to For registration information, call Monday. unsuccessful. those not actively involved in a the other pastors in the towns where Get It,” will be offered six Wednes­ 647-6242. E.H. schools consider Course offers Obituaries voluntary drug testing housewives help Donald L. Carnell minster. Mass.; seven grand­ EAST HARTFORD (AP) - a team physician at no cost to the children, and four great­ Donald L. Camell, 69, of Bolton, School officials are considering athletes, Cox said. Manchester Community College is again offering grandchildren. Two East Hartford coaches husband of Bernice Elliott Car­ voluntary drug testing for some a counseling and career exploration program for A memorial service will be held nell, died Friday (Sept. 2,1988) in students in hopes the program favor the program. Michael Li- displaced homemakers this fall. “Beginning Saturday, Sept. 10 at 4 p.m. at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. would exert peer pressure to keep appes, who coaches varsity bas­ Again” will assist 20 homemakers per semester to First Congregational Church of other students away from drugs, ketball and baseball at East prepare to enter full-time employi/.bnt. He was born in Plainville July Westminster, Mass. Interment of 9,1919, and had lived in Bolton for the school board chairman said. Hartford High School, said the Director Pat Reading said, "KCC's program will the cremains will be in Mount the past 32 years. Testing would be administered tests would “ reinforce the feeling include 12 weeks of individual and group counseling Pleasant Cemetery, Westmins­ Prior to retiring in 1982, he was on a voluntary basis to athletes about athletes being straight and directed at helping participants assess personal ter. There are no calling hours. employed at Pratt and Whitney and students who participate in doing the right thing.” goals, skills, interests, values and needs related to Newkirk and Whitney F\inerai Aircraft, East Hartford for 22 extracurricular acitivites, ac­ He' said- most athletes also vocational and career assessment. They will learn Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East years. cording to Donald M. Currey, would favor testing because it such job-seeking techniques as resume writing and Hartford is in charge of He also was a school van driver LJS^p school board chairman. would show that “ you don’t need interviewing, and how to research employment and arrangements. to do drugs to be popular or to training opportunities.” in Bolton for two years, a U.S. Currey suggested the plan to Arm y Veteran serving in World perform well on the athletic “ Beginning Again” is offered free of charge Superintendent Sam J. Leone, War II, a member of the A A R P field.” through a grant from the State Department of Labor d - l l M who drafted a memo in August in and the Pratt and Whitney In Memoriam Liappes said he hadn’t noticed and Vocational Education. It is one of three which he told Athletics Coordina­ Retirees Club. signiflcant drug abuse among programs designated for the Hartford Region and SUSAN SrOPPELMAN In sad and loving memory of Mary tor Robert Wood to review a Besides his wife, he is survived school athletes. includes towns east and north of the Connecticut Ann Burke Walker, who passed drug-testing program used by the " ... good services” by two daughters, Nancy Van ; But Bob Tigno, varsity football River. It is part of the State Displaced Homemaker away on September 3, 1983. Longview, Texas, school system. Zander of Colchester and Dale coach, foresees some complica­ Information Service, Leone also asked Wood to seek Barrows of Manchester; a sister, And the disciples were astonished tions, including whether athletes To qualify for this program a homemaker must advice from coaches and a Shirley Brandon of East Granby; at his words. But Jesus answereth would be singled out unfairly. have lost primary means of support through death, statewide athletic association four grandchildren, Michael and again, and saith unto them, chil­ He advocates testing anway. divorce, disabled spouse or abandonment; must be Federation and to report back to him by Oct. Robert Van Zander, Cecil and dren, how hard it is for them that " I f we want to start saving these ineligible for public assistance, or soon will be, due 1. Leslee Barrows; and several trust in riches to enter into the people, we should start while to ages of children; must be the single head of The Longview school system nieces and nephews. kingdom of God! Mark 10:24 AP photo they’re young,” he said. household with low Job skills, out of date skills, or appoints began voluntary drug testing for The funeral will be held Sunday Although testing of athletes, working in low skill areas and needs help to upgrade Dearly loved by EXPANDING — Phil Edelson, president of Cupid Diaper Service, poses athletes in the early 1980s, at 8 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral both voluntary and in some cases job growth possibilities. Husband, brother, sister, according to Doug Cox, school Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be with driver Ross Noli outside company headquarters in East Hartford. mandatory, has taken hold at The program will be held Tuesdays and PR head daughters, sons, grandchildren, athletic director. Under the pro­ at the convenience of the family Edelson says his business is doing very well, while another diaper service college and professional levels, Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30p.m., Octoberthrough great grandchildren. gram, three players from each in East Cemetery. Calling hours there is little precedent for it December. A special evening workshop is being Susan Stoppelman of Manches­ is discontinuing operations in Fairfield County. roster are selected randomly for at the funeral home are Sunday among high schools, said Mike arranged for working displaced homemakers. ter has been named director of testing at different times during from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In Memoriam Savage, executive director of the Registration interviews are now being scheduled public relations and communica­ the season. Memorial donations may ^ Connecticut Interscholastic At­ for the month o f September. Registration in the tions of the Greater Hartford In sad and loving memory of Scott made to the American Heart The test, which does not screen hletic Conference. program is limited and those interested are Jewish Federation. Alan Lopez, who passed away on Disposable diapers prevail, Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ for alcohol unless it has been No high school athletic pro­ encouraged to apply early. Don Cooper, executive director September 4, 1977. ford 06105. consumed shortly before the gram in the state has impo.sed For more information, call 647-6244, or write to of the d e ra tio n , announced Happy and smiling, always examination, is administered by drug testing, he said. Beginning Again, MS No. 7D, Manchester Commun­ Stoppelman’s appointment this content, driving delivery service out ity College, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester, CT 06040. week in a p rep aid statement. He loved and respected wherever he Include name, address, and phone with best time for noted “ her experience as a went. Phyllis Stickel STAMFORD (A P ) — The cloth diaper disposable diapers, said Tina Barry, HOWELL CHENEY REGIONAL VOCATIONAL call to be returned. marketing professional, her un­ To a beautiful life, came a • Phyllis H. Hobbs Stickel, 71, of sudden end, business is drying up in Fairfield County. director of corporate coipmunications for TECHNICAL SCHOOL An outreach office will also be available at the derstanding of marketing and 2119 Elm S t , Dunedin, Florida, he died as he lived, everyones Stiff competition from companies who Kimberly-Clark Con^- in Dallas, which 791 West Middle Tpke. • Manchester, C T 06040-1899 Enfield YWCA Tuesdays and Thursdays, through comnniunication techniques, and widow of the late William F. friend. make disposable diapers has forced the manufactures Huggies diapers at its New Sept. 29. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 623-7221 on those her record of service to the Stickel and John K. Hobbs, died last cloth diaper deli very service to pull out Milford plant. days for information and interviews. Walk-ins Jewish community.” Sadly missed and always loved, ADULT EVENING EDUCATION COURSES of the wealthy area. accepted. Prior to joining the federation, Thursday (Sept. 1. 1988) at the Mother and Dad “ More and more people have switched home of her son. She was the The pullout leaves many residents MATH Stoppelman was a principal in (to disposables) because they do fit into M-1 Trade Math* mother of John K. Hobb^ of frustrated about the time it takes to wash M-2 Algebra* MEDimages inc., which provided today’s life style,” she said. “ Much of the M-3 Geometry* M-4 Trigonometry* IVecMy diapers and worried about the environ­ Maccarone praised marketing and public relations to Manchester. disposable diapers are biodegradable and the healthcare community. She She was born in Winchendon, H e a lth T ip mental impact of plastic diapers. the plastics industry is looking at technol­ BLUE PMIIT READING had previously owned Business Mass. Besides her son, she is General Diaper Service stopped deliver­ ogy to make Uie plastic liners on disposable B-1 Fundamental* B-2 Electrical* for band shell work Personalizations, a direct mail survived by twodaughters, Susan ies this week because of a shortage of diapers biodegradable.” B-3 Building Trades* B-4 Electrical* marketing firm serving small G. Tosh of Springfield, Mass., and customers, said Jack Mogavero. the B-5 Machinist* , The U.S. A ir Force Thursday presented a Barry said (lisposable diapers make up businesses. Rebecca A. Leavenworth of Leo- company’s owner. TRADE THEORY certificate of appreciation to Ralph Maccarone for about 0.5 percent of the total solid waste Stoppelman expressed ispecial Mogavero, whose company is a division PT-10 Electricity & Controls HVAC - Mon. his work in coordinating a performance of the U.S. generated in the United States. But interest in conveying to the of Piscataway, N. J.,-based General Health PT-13 Oil Burner Electricity HVAC - Mon. Air Force Band of New England at the Manchester Mushinsky said disposable diapers make community the value and impor­ Care Corp., said he had just 190 customers PT-19 Basic Refrigeration & Air Conditioning - Wed. Bicentennial Band Shell. up 2 percent to 5 percent of solid waste in Sheet Metal Theory I - Mon. & Wed. tance of the agencies the federa­ a week in Fairfield County. He needs at The A ir Force also thanked Maccarone for all of some places elsewhere in the nation. Carpentry Theory 3 - Mon. & Thurs. tion supports. EMERGENCY least 4(M) to make continuing service his volunteer work with the Band Shell, said Fire — Police — Medical Connecticut does not have any compara­ “I wish more people in the profitable. TRADE • PRACTICAL Technical Sergeant Peter Rollend. Air Force tive figures, she said. community understood the benef­ “ It’s being suspended because we’ve representative in the Manchester area. Rollend W-l & W-ll Welding - Thurs. Basic Machining - Wed. its and services federation pro­ DIAL 911 by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. been losing a fortune,” Mogavero said. Mogavero said General Health Care, presented the award. ^ t some area residents say the service ‘Indieetea night to be determined. vides both through the agencies In Manchester which operates nationwide, used to have The Air Force also thanked other members of the and through its own offices,” she EAT FRUIT will be sorely missed. three cloth diaper delivery operations in Registration for all Adult Evening Classes will be held on the evenings Band Shell committee. “ It is incredible to me that Greenwich said. “ People don't realize that it To lose weight we should in­ Connecticut and serve 5,000 customers in of September 6th, 7th A 8th from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Classes start the Maccarone helped start the band shell, which has won’t have any place to send diapers. ’ ’said is because of Federation that we crease carbohydrates - avoid the state. week of September 12,1988. Th e School reserves the right to cancel hosted bands for more than 10 summers. Town Clare Gruendel, mother of a 3-month-old courses for Insufficient registration or lack of Instructional staff. have such good services for older fat and cholesterol - eat more After this week, it will have no more Manager Robert B. Weiss in 1976 suggested that a boy. residents, for people in crisis, for fiber - reduce sodium - but how? Connecticut operations, "all because more All courses are 36 hours In length. Classes meet one night per week. local memorial for the bicentennial be built and an “ I’m frantic to say the very least.” said newcomers.” EAT FRUIT - low in calories and more people are using disposable 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for a total of 12 sessions. ALL APPR EN TICES area big band leader came up with the idea for a Nancy LoBalbo of Bethel, mother of a She added that the feeration and sodium, high in good diapers,” Mogavero said. M UST provide copies of their I.D. card for each course for which they band shell. 21-month-old boy. register, otherwise they must pay tuition. Tuition Is *84.00 (subject to provides Jewish cultural activi­ carbohydrates and fiber, Diaper services deliver clean cloth A shortage of customers isn’t a problem State Board approval) per 38 hours of Instruction. ties and works to maintain good almost devoid of fat and diapers and pick up soiled diapers weekly in some other parts of Connecticut. Phil relations “ with our neighbors” . cholesterol - and delicious. FEES MUST BE PAID BY CHECK (NO CASH). MADE PAYABLE Not haunted, Juat humid and bring them to a plant for washing. Edelson, president of Cupid Diaper Ser­ ■* She said a “ m ajor” goal is to Even a child won’t refuse a TO THE TREASURER. STATE OF CONNECTICUT’ BY THE lie _ State Rep. Mary Mushinsky, D- vice in East Hartford, said he has NEW YO R K (A P ) — When your house creaks and increase public awareness of succulent peach, apple, orange, SECOND CLASS NIGHT. UPON REGISTRATION, APPREN­ Wallingford, said the situation in Fairfield expanded his business, but he is not groans at night, it doesn’t mean it's haunted. what the “ federation is really or banana. TICES MUST PRESENT A VALID STATE APPRENTICE I.D. County illustrates the need for the state to planning on reaching into Fairfield “ What you hear is the wood contracting and about.” tifcraicter CAR D LIS TIN G TH E IR C U R R E N T EM PLOYER T O BE EXEM PT take a tough stand against throw-away County. expanding as it picks up and gives off moisture.” Stoppelman has served Man­ FROM TUITION. WE WILL TRY TO ASSIST YOU IN MAKING Shop early for the beet telection diapers, which she said confribute to “ This type of business needs a local COPIES. says wood specialist Julian Beckwith in Family chester’s Temple Beth Sholom as of unique new giftt, ornaments landfill problems. touch,” Edelson said Wednesday. “ Some­ Circle magazine. a member of its Board of The State of Connecticut, Department of Education, will not discrimi­ and table decorations. Mushinsky, mother an an 11-month-old times people need additional diapers or if The substance that gives wood its main structure Directors for many years and as nate or permit discrimination against any person or group of persons son, said cloth-diaper services are a there is any problem we can take care of it on the grounds of race, color, religious creed, age, sex, marital status, — cellulose — attracts water from the air. Old president of its Sisterhood. She Fall Hours National Praacripilon Cantara “ godsend.” “ They really are the only immediately.” national origin, ancestry, present or past history of mental disorder, buildings often make more noise than newer ones has also been administrator of the Tues.-Sat. iO-5, Sun. IIS answer for an environmentally conscious He says his main competition 1s mental retardation, or physical disability. Including but not limited to that have modem air conditioning and heating to Temple Beth Sholom Nursery 29S West Street ■ Bolton, C T blindness in Its educational programs and activities. m il* MTtA •/ G w f Q iy Slm$« F a rk mm Ri. IS) 348 Main Street working mother,” she said. disposable diapers, “ but I foresee the keep the humidity constant. School and is currently the Manchester About 80 percent of all parents use whole thing reversing.” he said. “ Such creaks are harmless,” says Beckwith, synagogue’s vice president for 649-7514 adding, “ I think they give a house personality.” membership. 649-1025 Protesters plan attack on ‘Last Temptation’ State & Region Labor leaders knock Bush (AP) People opposed to the filn'i "to offer reparation to the Lord to ask Friday of the film at the Showcase to show the film at its Orange and NEW BRITAIN (AP) - State labor leaders “ The Last Temptation of Christ” for forgiveness on behalf of this whole Cinema theater. Newington cinemas was defended in a started the Labor Day holiday weekend by planned to hold prayer vigils and hand sorry situation.” The film portrays the human side of prepared statement by the parent criticizing Republican presidential candidate ut leaflets Friday night outside He said he and others were going to Christ and depicts him fantasizing life company. National Amusements of George Bush and his running mate. Indiana Sen. theaters in Orange and Newington as the movie house not to force people to marrried to Mary Magdalene. It has Massachusetts. Dan Quayle. the film made its Connecticut debut. stay away, but to “ make them think elicited protests around the country. “ Our democratic system is de­ “ On this Labor Day weekend, as we rapidly Vincent Lattanzi, a member of twice” about patronizing a film The Rey. Richard J. Toner of Christ signed to protect precisely minority approach the presidential election, Connecticut Christ the Redeemer Roman Catholic viewed as blasphemous by some the Redeemer Church said he agreed and unpopular views. In view of the voters need to be reminded that George Bush and Church in Milford, said no formal Christians. with those who believed the film is differences of opinion within the Dan.Quayle’s record reads like a working person’s protests had been planned for the Hundreds in the Milford area signed blasphemous, but he was reluctant to religious community, we have de­ worst nightmare,” said John W. Olsen. Connecticut Showcase Cinema theater in Orange, petitions vowing a one-year boycott of add to the publicity about the movie. cided to show the film in Connecti­ AFL-CIO president, at news conference in New but that “ a lot of individual concerned any theater that shows the film, “ I think we are only feeding the cut.” the company said. Britain. Christians would be on the scene.” Lattanzi said. AP photo cash registers of those who are “ It’s like crucifying Christ all over “ On giving fair notice to workers before they lose Lattanzi said his famiiy and two In Newington, a sole protestor returned to the New Britain Museum of showing the film.” he said again." said William Barnett, an their jobs, on increasing the minimum wage, on MURALS RETURN — “The Arts of Life in others wouid be going to the theater showed up for the matinee screening The decision bv Showcase Cinemas announcer at WFIF. providing minimum health benefits for all Ameri­ America,” a series of murals by American American Art. The murals, removed for can workers, on protecting workers from health and artist Thomas Hart Benton, has been restoration, will go on exhibit next week. safety dangers in the workplace — Mr. Bush and Underdog Senate candidate NEED SOME EXTRA Mr. (juayle have a dismal record,” Olsen said. Auto dealers face suits Inmates miss dates in court lures ‘Ollie’ to East Hartford SPENDING MONEY!! HARTFORD (AP) — The state consumer protection commissioner is seeking legal action HARTFORD (AP) - The Cor­ tern,” Donahue said. “ The she­ where they normally are not kept, EAST WINDSOR (AP) — An underdog held at the La Renaissance banquet hall, Earn money and prizes by against two auto dealerships that sold nine vehicles rection Department is having riffs are overrun, the (Correc­ making it difficult to prepare state Senate candidate who has had little which can seat about 800 people, according previously declared lemons without warning problems getting prisoners to the tion) Departpoent is overrun.” them for transport. success filling his campaign coffers says to Roberts’ campaign manager, Steven delivering the Manchester Herald consumers. court on time, officials said There w e re '761 inmates at Time and money were lost on he is “ going out on a limb” and spending Knibloe. Consumer Protection Commssioner Mary M. Thursday. Weston Street on Wednesday, he Wednesday because of delays, $25,000 to have retired Lt. Col. Oliver North Knibloe said tickets will cost $175, so the in your neighborhood. Heslin has asked the attorney general’s office to file The slowdowns, caused be­ said, of which 599 were waiting to according to M. Morgan Kline, speak at a fund-raiser. campaign will have to sell at least 173 to civil suits against Stephen World of Wheels in cause of delays in taking defend­ be sentenced. administrative judge for the “ This is my way of saying, ‘By God. we br^ak even. Call today to get more details. Bristol and Napoli Motors Inc. in Milford. ants to court from Hartford’s Chief Court Administrator Aa­ Hartford-New Britain judicial don’t just have a name, we have a North’s scheduled appearance at Ro­ “ It’s anticipated that legal action will be Weston Street jail, have forced ron Ment also said the problem district. candidate, we have energy, we have a berts’ fund-raiser was confirmed by 647-9946 forthcoming,” Assistant Attorney General Garry B. the postponement of numerous apparently .was unrelated to Inmates were not brought to chance.’” said Joseph Roberts, a Republi­ Bernard Swaine, his agent with the Desjardins said Thursday. cases in Superior Courts in labor difficulties. He said that Superior Court until just before 1 p.m., and problems occurred in can seeking to unseat Democratic Senate Washington Speakers Bureau, a private Newspaper routes available in your area... Heslin is seeking restitution to customers and a Hartford County, court officials because of overcrowding, in­ mates were being housed in areas other district courts, Kline said. President Pro Tern John B. Larson of East booking agency. North, who retired from $2,000 fine for each incident. said Thursday. The delays also increase the Hartford. the Marine Corps on May 1, will use the Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 East Center St...... 408-606 risk in returning the inmates to Roberts’ campaign had not reached the $25,000 fee in part to finance his defense in Lilley St...... all V Drive-by death nets prison jail at night, because the vans get $1,000 threshold for reporting campaign the Iran-Contra trial, Swaine said. Judith Dr...... all Main St...... 399-494 stuck in rush-hour traffic, accord­ contributions as of July 21. North agreed to speak after reviewing a Farm Dr...... all HARTFORD (AP) — A 17-year-old Hartford Summit St...... 1-70 youth has received a 26-year prison term for the ing to Alfred Rioux, Hartford “ I know I ’m outgunned in this district, letter and a profile sent to him by Roberts. Norwood Dr...... all Wadsworth St...... all Prospect Dr...... 84-114 random “ drive-by” shooting death of a state County sheriff. which is mostly Democrats,” Roberts Knibloe said. Huntington ...... all Rioux speculated that guards said. “ But by bringing North in, I want to Correction Department guard last year. North is scheduled to go on trial after the Squire Village...... all Judge Salvatore F. Arena imposed the plea- upset at working without a new show that I can break the complacency Highwood Dr...... all November election on charges that he and bargain sentence on Eddie Ramirez on Thursday in contract had begun a slowdown, that’s entered politics here.” Rear Adm. John Poindexter, his boss on Lydajl St...... 1-73 Qolway St...... all Hartford Superior Court. Ramirez pleaded guilty to but a Correction Department The owner of a combination convenience President Reagan’s national security Parker St...... 356-540 Kerry St...... all manslaughter and first-degree assaulf in July. spokesman denies that. store and service station. Roberts, East Woodbridge St...... 287-357 staff, conspired with a retired Air Force North St...... all He was convicted in the killing of Matthew Department spokesman Mi­ Windsor’s Republican town chairman, Woodbridge St...... 408-489 general and an arms merchant to divert North School St...... 1-84 Cauley, 27, an off-duty guard who was standing on a chael J. Donahue said the delays agreed to run against Larson at the last profits from Iranian weapons sales to the South Main Condo’s...... 441 Hartford street comer when gunned down Sept. 17, were caused by a burgeoning moment. rebels fighting to topple Nicaragua’s Alpine St...... all 1987. Police said Ramize didn’t known Cauley, but inmate population and the logis­ His Oct. 20 fund-raising dinner will be government. American Legion D r. ...all Tracy Dr...... all shot him after he and several other youths were tics of servicing the various Cushman Dr...... all Armory St...... all unable to find their intended target, a Hartford gang Hartford County courts. Haynes St...... Scott Dr...... 4-108 ...all leader. “ It’s an overload of the sys- Main St. ..285-378 Russell St...... Packer S t...... all Uaekle asks propriety probe ...all Horace S t ...... all Overland St...... all Porter St...... 458-650 Wells Fargo defense says Wyllys St 1-90 Green Rd.... !...... 204-330 of Carothers’, campaign stop Henry St...... 261-315 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Princeton S t...... 167-190 Gardner St...... 3-66 Tanner St...... 124-168 secrecy will be prejudicial HARTFORD (AP) — House Minority said Jaekle could be assured that no state Gardner St. West...... all Wellesley...... all Highland St. that has claimed responsibility for the Leader Robert G. Jaekle on Friday asked funds were used. HARTFORD (AP) — A federal judge has (Dugan s Alley...... Washington S t...... all Sept. 12, 1983, robbery. state auditors to look into the propriety of “ I really don’t understand what his ...... 8-37 granted the prosecution’s request to keep Sycamore Lane...... all the state’s environmental commissioner problem is except that he obviously didn’t M ain...... 176-280 secret the identities of jurors in the $7 “ The court found during the bond million Wells Fargo robbery case, citing hearings that six of the seven defendants speaking at a rally on behalf of Democratic like what I had to say,” she said. Lakewood Circle...... all Delmont...... 9.7 4 presidential nominee Michael Dukakis. Carothers was named commissioner last Bunce...... Hollister...... 3-74 the defendants’ alleged ties to a violent are salaried members of Los Machete­ Commissioner Leslie Carothers spoke year by Democratic Gov. William Nike Circle...... Bond...... all Puerto Rican independence group. ros,” Clarie said. Sterling PI...... all A defense attorney denounced the ruling, Thursday at a Dukakis rally in Norwalk O’Neill. She joined the federal EPA under Hlllcrest...... All “ The court finds that an anonymous jury made public Friday, as the government’s that was timed to coincide with Republican President Carter and left during the Ferguson Rd....:...... all will have a greater chance of being Main St...... attempt to prejudice the jurors by presidential nominee George Bush’s visit Reagan administration to work as an 1-174 impartial because the jury will be under Grove...... portraying the defendants as terrorists. to the city’s Maritime Center. environmental lawyer for PGA Industries 1-47 EIro...... all less pressure from the public, the press, Pine H ill...... “ The only message it sends to the jurors Carothers. who served as deputy re­ Inc., a major chemical and glass-making ...... all Flow er...... all the defendants and sympathizers of the E. Middle Tpk...... 0-162 is that the defendants are so dangerous and gional administrator of the federal Envir­ company based in Pittsburgh. so desperate that they would attempt to defendants,” he said. onmental Protection Agency in the Reagan She said she was asked to speak by the intimidate or harm a juror,” said Ronald Jury selection begins Tuesday in U.S. adminstration, ridiculed Bush’s portrayal Dukakis campaign and advised a member CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Kuby a New York attorney representing a District Court in Hartford for the trial of Originally "The Little Shop” . “Arnoldeen’s" has been In the of himself as an environmentalist. of O’Neill’s staff that she was going. Wells Fargo defendant whose trial has seven defendants, including Juan Segarra Manchester area for 25 years. Doris RIvosa has been owner and “ The charge of a commissioner is to . manager (or the past 13 years. She has been In the fashion Industry “ Where was George during the last eight been postponed. Palmer, a 38-year-old Harvard-educated represent the state of Connecticut and its “ That, of course, makes a fair and Puerto Rican nationalist who allegedly for 20 years. citizens on certain issues, not to advance years when his administration set out to impartial consideration of the evidence “ Arnoldeen's” specializes In coordinated sportswear with an helped mastermind the robbery. Individual look for todays contemporary women. Together with the cause of a particular political party or destroy EPA?” Carothers said at Thurs­ very, very difficult, indeed, even lor an day’s rally. her valued assistant, Doreen Benson, they work with each woman candidate,” Jaekle. R-Stratford, said in honest and straightforward juror,” Kuby Attorneys for the defendants were separately to plan her wardrobe to fit her business and social life. his letter to the auditors. “ If Bush is a closet environmentalist. I said. huddled Friday to prepare for the start of The shop carries a limited selection of various styles and colors He asked them to determine whether any wish he had come out a lot sooner.” she In his three-page ruling, U.S. District the trial and couldn’t immediately be to create an atmospehre of personal choice and distinction. reached for comment, according to a state funds were used to finance Carothers’ said. “ Bush’s brand of voodoo environ­ Judge T. Emmet Clarie cited the defend­ spokesman for defense lawyer Leonard 305 East Center Street 643-4958 trip to Norwalk. mental protection will do as much for Long ants’ alleged ties to Los Macheteros, a Weinglass. Carothers said she went to Norwalk on Island Sound as voodoo economics has for violent Puerto Rican independence group her own time and drove in her own car and the federal deficit and trade deficit.” Nation & World KGB chief provides a peek Dukakis gears up, rehires aide By The Associated Press Sasso’s return came as Republican Sasso stepped down last year after support Governor Dukakis.” opponent George Bush kept pounding admitting that he distributed a Sasso, speaking at a news confer­ ' Seattle braces for power Michael Dukakis, gearing up for “a away at the Massachusetts governor, videotape showing that Sen. Joseph ence in Boston with campaign chair­ inside Soviet spy operations very tough, very competitive” gen­ and amid polls that showed Dukakis Biden of Delaware, then a candidate man Paul Brountas and manager SEATTLE (AP) —Utility and fire officials coping for the Democratic presidential nomi­ Susan Estrich, apologized for the with downtown Seattle’s three-day power outage eral election campaign, announced and Bush were locked in*h dead-heat MOSCOW (AP) - The head of nation, had borrowed virtually verba­ incident and said he did not intend to had a new worry Friday: what will happen when the A key goal of his agency now is Friday he was rehiring John Sasso, with the Labor Day campaign kickoff raise questions about Blden’s the KGB offered a rare glimpse to train agents to adhere strictly his longtime political strategist who just days away. tim excerpts from a speech once electricity goes back on, Jolting equipment from delivered by British Labor Party chdrsctcr. bank computers to appliances? Friday inside the Soviet secret to Soviet law, he said. resigned after anonymously trigger­ Standing on a New Jersey beach police, saying his agents caught leader Neil KInnock. Dukakis has seen his double-digit "It could be like opening floodgates,” said Hugh Chebrikov also reported the ing events that forced Sen. Joseph Friday, the GOP nominee accused lead over Bush in the polls evaporate 20 spies in the past 2'A years and discovery of nuclear-powered Biden out of the Democratic primary Dukakis of contributing to its occa­ That videotape and subsequent McIntosh of Seattle City Light, whose crews hoped charges of plagiarism forced Biden to since the Republican National Con­ by late Saturday to relight a large part of the city’s asserting that superpower intelli­ devices to eavesdrop on a Soviet campaign. sional pollution by arranging to have gence agencies are still waging a drop out of the race. vention last month, when the GOP retail and financial core, which has been without underwater telephone cable in “It’s going to be a battle royal for sludge from Massachusetts dumped launched a sustained attack on the Cold War despite improved East- the Okhotsk Sea about 37 miles off the presidency of the United States,” in nearby ocean waters. Dukakis said Biden “could not have power since Wednesday. been more gracious” when told that Democratic nominee. “We won’t have exploding TVs, but it’s possible West relations. the Soviet east coast and north of Dukakis said, announcing that his “Almost a year ago, John Sasso “Certain circles of imperialism Sasso was returning to his campaign.’ Nevertheless, Dukakis said Sasso’s refrigerator motors could be damaged if they aren’t Japan. He said the equipment pugnacious former campaign man­ made a very serious mistake,” return was not a reflection of disarray have not abandoned the course was a threat to the environment ager was returning as vice chairman Dukakis said in California. “He’s paid Biden, in a statement issued by his turned off. Computers are particularly susceptible Senate office, said, “I continue to in his campaign. to these kinds of voltage surges,” he said. toward confrontation,” said Vik­ because of radioactivity eniitted of his campaign. the price.” Officers at Great Northwest Federal Savings and tor Chebrikov, head of the Com­ by its power source. Loan, located one block south of where an mittee for State Security — the “The complex was designed for underground electrical fire knocked out power for KGB — and a member of the registering during a year all hundreds of businesses, turned off their computer ruling Communist Party information transmitted by the Busy firefighters in West as a precaution. ’ Politburo. underwater communication ca­ Chebrikov also said in the ble. There was also a beacon that lengthy interview in the party helped the American intelligence are ‘sitting on a time bomb’ MADD leads ‘drive for life’ newspaper Pravda that officials service to quickly detect it for are in the process of trying to taking in the accumulated infor­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Government officials and By The Associated Press “The fire season is anything but over.... BLOOD PRESSURE Mothers Against Drunk Driving have asked define the KGB’s role, adding mation," he said. that he is working on “remolding The 30-day weather forecast calls for motorists to drive with their headlights on Saturday The interview did not say when Firefighters prepared to hose down continued unseasonably hot and dry in a “Drive for Life” campaign to keep drinkers off thinking and renouncing stereo­ VIKTOR CHEBRIKOV the devices were found. In 1986, a SCREENING types” within the KGB’s ranks. much of a small Montana town if necessary weather for the Pacific Northwest and the roads. . . . still waging Cold War former National Security Agency to keep a forest fire at bay Friday, and northern Rockies,” Hartigan said. Record Leaders of MADD were joined at a news He voiced support for the employee, Ronald W. Pelton, was Kremlin’s policy of “glasnost” or forest officials warned that more lightning highs were forecast during the weekend in conference Friday by Transportation Secretary accused of giving the Soviets and dry, hot weather were forecast this Oregon and Washington, with a threat of Jim Burnley, other federal, state and local officials greater openness, but said some caught in the act of carrying out information about U.S. electronic of the KGB’s acts must remain agent’s actions.” wcskond. lightning. and executives of Volkswagen United States Inc., to eavesdropping. One effort menti­ “It’s like sitting on a time bomb,” said promote the observance. The weekend activities secret. “It would be absurd to Chebrikov said the Soviet sys­ oned at Felton’s trial, called fo rest Service officials asked people to speak of 100 percent glasnost” in tem is aiso threatened by “ideo­ Scott Phillips, recreation officer for the include nationwide television advertisements and Project A, was designed to Sawtooth National Recreation Area in stay out of forests in central Montana and various local events, such as petition signings, to the field of state security and logical sabotage” from foreign- intercept Soviet electronic data. restrictions on such things as open counterespionage, Chebrikov supported subversives who central Idaho. “If we can get through this stiffen drunken driving laws. The Washington Post quoted weekend without a conflagration, it will be campfires were tightened in Idaho and Congress and President Reagan have proclaimed said. attempt to use the freer atmos­ unidentified intelligence sources Washington. Many forests in Oregon were He said the agency’s primary phere in the Soviet Union to at the time as saying the Project a miracle.” the long Labor Day weekend the National Drive for Forests and rangeland burned Friday in closed to recreational use. Life Weekend. Ordinarily, according to MADD, the goal is to stop intelligence­ undermine the system. A equipment was placed in the gathering and subversive activi­ “They try to stimuiate the Sea of Okhotsk, off the Soviet parts of Wyoming, especially in Yellow­ Logging activity was shut down state­ rate of fatal accidents caused by drunken driving stone National Park, and in Idaho, increases by 10 percent over the Labor Day period. ties by foreign secret services, organization of various kinds of Kamchatka Peninsula. An FBI wide in Washington, on public and private “as well as hostile actions by ciandestine, semilegai and even agent testified at Felton’s trial Montana, Oregon, Washington and land, because of fire concern. The anti-Soviet and antisocialist- legal associations in our country that Pelton told him he had told California. Weyerhaeuser Co. closed all Its timber- More protests in Burma minded persons inside the coun­ which would act at their bid­ the Soviets about Project A. The Boise Interagency Fire Center, the lands to public access until further notice. logistics command for the national battle try, the actions which are aimed ding,” he said. * The focus of attention Friday in and RANGOON, Burma (AP) — Hundreds of at undermining and eliminating Chebrikov acknowledged the Chebrikov, KGB chairman against forest fires, reported more than thousands of Burmese demonstrated for immediate since 1982, became a voting 25,000 fireflghters, military and support around Yellowstone, where some 550,000 the existing system.” Soviet secret police apparatus acres have been charred, was the small democracy Friday and dissident leaders called for In what appeared to be his first has been guilty of repression on member of the 13-member Polit­ personnel on the lines of more than three more protests, rejecting President Maung Maung's buro in 1985 and has made public dozen major fires in the West. town of West Yellowstone, Mont., just pledge of a referendum on one-party rule. interview, (Chebrikov said the the domestic front, but he gave no outside the park’s west entrance. It was KGB had captured 20 spies in the details, other than to mention appearances in connection with Fire Center spokesman Arnold Hartigan A Western diplomat said he had reports that his post on the ruling body, but he call^ it “the most severe fire season in threatened by flames just over a mile away past 2‘A years, among them KGB some former officials of the that were spreading from the 118,000-acre students, Buddhist monks and others had taken over officers working as double security agency who were killed has rarely talked publicly about almost 30 years.” More than 3.5 million about 40 town governments because of continued the workings of his secretive acres have burned, two-thirds of that in North Fork fire inside the park that had ■agents. He said more than 50 for resisting repressions under grown by nearly 10,000 acres since Get to the heart strikes, demonstrations and defections of officials. diplomats and correspondents dictator Josef Stalin. agency. Alaska, and suppression costs already In Moulmein, the Mon state capital 50 miles east exceed $250 million. Thursday morning. iof Rangoon, a resident said the government had from NATO-member countries Chebrikov said more than The interview apparently was of the problem. *5been paralyzed since early August by strikes of city were expeiled from the Soviet 20,000 agents who resisted orders in response to recent calls for Union in 1986-87 for “activities from higher-ups to violate the law more information about the roles Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they 'employees. Judge easy on polygamists, have high blood pressure since the disease has no The report said an 11-member committee formed incompatable with their dipio- “fell victim to repressions as a of top Soviet leaders and the state by the state’s Buddhist monk organization was matic status, and some were result of false charges.” and party bodies they head. symptoms. Miliions more do not use the medication running the city while citizen patrols handled and diet that are necessary to control this disease. security. stirring ire of prosecutors These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney More than 10,000 striking government employees Walesa pleads with holdouts SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - A judge and five years’ probation for two other disorders. in Moulmein rallied Friday against Maung Maung’s counts, Prosecutors said the maximum referendum plan, denouncing it as an attempt to WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Manifesto to give up their strike Friday sentenced four polygamist clan Protect yourself...start with a simple check. were resisting going back to work members to minimum prison terms, penalty for the four counts was 45 years. prolong the 26-year rule of the Burma Socialist Solidarity leader Lech Walesa on in exchange for a government until local issues were settled. He They said Addam Swapp could have Wednesday, September 7, 1988 Program Party. Friday pleaded with holdout promise to begin national talks on enraging prosecutors who said the penal­ said outstanding issues included ties for a church bombing and fatal police been imprisoned for 75 years and Mrs. strikers to return to work at a legalizing the trade union guaranteeing strikers’ job secur­ Singer for 50 years for their parts in the 11:00 am - 5:00 pm mine where a wave of labor Solidarity. ity, raising pay, improving work­ standoff were too lenient and possibly Parkin paid consultants illegal. Jan. 16 bombing of a Mormon chapel in 348 Main Street (comer or Haynes St.) unrest began 18 days ago. Po­ Prime Minister Zbigniew ing conditions and reinstating Marion and a 13-day siege of their rural WASHINGTON (AP) — A defense consultant at Chief U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins, Manchester • 649-1025 land’s prime minister made a Messner turned up unannounced fired Solidarity activists. amid repeated criticisms of federal stronghold by 100 officers. the center of an unfolding Pentagon fraud similar mission to a qearby mine. at the neighboring Borynia coal “The two sides are still locked “I think once again that everyone In cooperation with Manchester Memorial Hospital investigation acknowledged Friday he paid other mandatory sentencing standards govern­ In Szczecin, 1,800 dockworlCers mine to discuss workers’ con­ in debate over the guarantees of ing bombings and firearms, said he had no involved in this whole process continues to consultants for “technical information” on con­ cerns, Polish media said. The (strikers’) personal safety,” wonder why it ever occurred,” Jenkins tracts but denied he made payments to government and 600 bus depot workers offered choice but to order prison terms of 15 years to end their strike as soon as job mine, within sight of July Mani­ Pilny said. He said he expected a for clan ringleader Addam Swapp and five told Mrs. Singer, 45, who tearfully employees. festo, went on strike from Aug. guarantee to be issued by the implored the judge to free her. William Parkin, a former top Navy contracting security is guaranteed for the bus years for his mother-in-law, Vickie Singer. workers, said Interfactory Strike 26-24 and labor tensions have police chief and prosecutor. “The sentence Imposed is not for what Jenkins said mandatory sentencing laws Shoppy “ official who retired in 1983 and set up his own N attow l PreacrtpHow Ctwurs Committee member Artur Ba- persisted there. Walesa received a telegram you say, not for what you believe, but for imposed by Congress “illustrate a crisis of consulting firm, said he began making monthly from Roman Catholic Bishop the whole sentencing process ... whether payments to consultant Fred Lackner in late 1986 lasz. He said strikers idled since Walesa began talking to strik­ what you did,” Jenkins told Swapp, who Aug. 17 were awaiting manage­ Jerzy Dabrowski in Warsaw was seriously wounded in the Jan. 28 we judge without knowing anything about VALUABLE COUPON • CLIP & SAVE for information on a pending Navy contract for ers at the July Manifesto mine promising that the church would the case as a matter of social policy.” special aircraft equipment. ment’s response. immediately after arriving in the shootout with FBI agents that ended one of defend the personal and job Utah’s most bizarre church-state confron­ The sentences and Jenkins’ criticisms of Parkin said he paid Lackner between $15,000 and The end of the Szczecin strikes morning with an aide and his safety of miners who ended their Congress Infuriated U.S. Attorney Brent 25% OFF $18,000 and that he then provided the contract would leave the July Manifesto parish priest. Rev. Henryk Jan­ strikes, Pilny said. , tations. A state corrections officer was ALL MEDICINI SHOPPI BRAND VITAMINS A MINERALS killed. Ward. He said prosecutors planned to information to his client, Hazeltine Corp. of Long mine in Jastrzebie in southwest­ kowski, said management spo­ A man answering the phone in appeal the sentences as illegal since Island, N.Y. kesman Antoni Pilny. He also Swapp’s brother, Jonathan Swapp, and COUPON UMITONE ern Poland the only facility in the the mine management building, Jenkins simply declined to impose penal­ EXPIRES: COUPON “I will say it wasn’t secret material,” Parkin said country still on strike. Workers spoke at a rally with workers in Mrs. Singer’s son, John Timothy Singer, PER FAMILY who demanded anonymity, said both 21, each received mandatory 10-year ties on some counts and rendered less- in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. there left their jobs on Aug. 16. the afternoon. the miners initially refused Wale­ than-minimum terms on others. “It was technical information.” Walesa urged strikers at July Pilny later said the strikers sa’s appeal to end the strike. sentences for a pair of firearms charges a t < » » t ( 4 » t t • t t ■ OPINION T emptajlion’? rto»J KRE >HE fiOPPcfcEO TO Cl\C0 6 e Army marches ahead WEDIN... 4. C4^O\0p.Te \f ^ AREt^T TbU? MPRE KBOOT TVRK? By Chuck Stone with a misfiring fuse As soon as I left the theater, I began agonizing on T T my reportorial cross. Should I write a review of the controversial movie “The Last Temptation of By Jack Anderson its remote set capabilities. But insiders say the Army has al­ Christ” or summon my prayerful friend, Booker LUCKY LCEN ready decided against that option Leroi Jackson, to the task? WASHINGTON - The Army because of the need for expensive Booker’s reaction was predictably visceral. plans to spend $23 million next modifications to the howitzers. “How come Jesus don’t be brown? Hollywood year on a new artillery fuse that An Army spokesman told us they always be makin’ heroes blond. Then folks from carries a little caveat. For hadn’t yet decided on the remote Nazareth be brown with curly black hair, like maximum efficiency, the United feature. Palestinians today. Dan OuayW do3g^ Uve dta?l iunns States should go to war with this “And if the son of the God I be prayin’ to was a the Vietnam VJar by in the DWHEt? WPOIN... As for the little problem of fuse only on cloudless days. exploding in the clouds, the Army weak scaredy-cat like this dude in the movie, we Nalionab Guard thtbitf)i iamily TRyiNO To f\UO OOT MORE. In tests on the new electronic woulda nevah had no Christianity ...” intluence... PS0\)T TWE is still investigating whether fuse in Yuma, Ariz., the device electrical activity in clouds Further serious theological and historical discus­ has shown an annoying penchant triggers the premature detona­ sion of this cinematic Jesus was not probable. T for detonating shells as they pass tion, the spokesman told us. But is the film as satanic as thousands of picketing J through storm clouds. Motorola refused to discuss the Christians contend? But, despite at least 10 misfires iuse with us. Blasphemous? No. On the contrary, the filmmak­ caused by the fuse since March, a But Ray Thorkildsen, a retired ers have lavished an almost tender reverence on it. small cabal in the Army is Pentagon staff specialist in am­ Inaccurate? Despicably so. But Hollywood never pushing hard to certify it for field munitions, told us he is shocked has cleaved faithfully to history. use by the end of this month. Nikos Kazantzakis wrote the book on which the \Vll=/»: .1 that the Army is marching ahead That might make sense if the with the electronic fuse. He movie is based to exorcise an inner devil — “the fuse was a bargain, but in the first attributes it to the Army’s inter­ incessant merciless battle between the spirit and two years of production, the nal pressure to modernize. the flesh." But the movie demeans his personal electronic fuse is expected to cost “There’s a small group of people Gogotha. Instead, it elevated Judas to an obsessive almost three times as much as the trying to push this thing through centrality in Jesus’ life and places a fascinating Duke’s service record old mechanical one it will re­ because it’s electronic,” he said. emphasis on political revolution, rather than place. Both are designed to spiritual transformation. As a matter of fact, he might have been Thorkildsen has put his warn­ By William Rusher detonate shells fired from ing in writing to the House “Their revolution is not yours,” Judas scornfully drafted and forced to serve but for the fact howitzers. tells Jesus, referring to his followers. Absent is the that he entered Swarthmore College in the defense appropriations subcom­ The tendency of Dr.n Quayle's Demo­ A recent report from the mittee. He claims the Army will majestic titan who transformed the world. autumn of 1951, just a couple of months Army’s Test and Evaluation The film’s most egregious faults are worsened by cratic critics to wander off down old and before he turned 18. As a college student, spend $30 million to $40 million a discredited by-paths such as the Paula Command notes that the new year for a fuse that is no better juvenile writing and intermittent slow sections that Parkinson nonsense suggests that even he was entitled to a deferment if his grades fuses are “launch safe and not crucify the viewer with boredom. were satisfactory. flight safe." In plain English, that than its cheaper predecessor. Before the movie begins, a disclaimer denies any they suspect they have flogged the alleged Dukakis didn’t actually obtain his The Army apparently was on “issue" of his military record to death. means they get off the ground the right track in 1986. Materiel connection to the Gospels. They got that right. The They and their medi'a buddies spent a student deferment until more than a year with no problem, but nobody grandeur of the Gospels have inspired composers to later — on Dec. 31, 1952. But from about knows when the fuse v^l trigger analysis in an internal memo that write some of civilization’s most beautiful music. week hunting for evidence that "undue September 1951 until the shooting ended in year said they would give their influence” was used to getQuayle Into the the shell in flight. They are seal of approval to the electronic John Milton liberally borrowed some of their Naitonal Guard. Now, as it happens July 1953, the young man pursued his designed for detonation up to 200 eloquent phrases for his poems. This cinematic studies at Swarthmore unmolested, while fuse, only if its cost was “ noticea­ Jesus’ sophomoric utterances couldn’t inspire a “undue influence" is an old legal expres­ seconds after firing. But in tests, bly less" than the old mechanical sion, and is defined in a popular legal thousands of other Americans were some have exploded as early as third-grader to write an excuse for cutting class. fighting, and some of them were dying, four seconds into flight. fuse. Why. then, the massive uninformed protests? dictionary as “any improper or wrongful Neirs Wood, a lieutenant co­ constraint, machination, or urgency of amid the barren, shell-scarred hills of Indilstry sources and a former Right-wing evangelists may be responding to a Korea. Pentagon ammunition expert lonel in the Army Reserves, boil of frustration that this movie unintentionally DAI L Y ! persuasion whereby the will of a person is wonders if combat veterans are overpowered.” There has been no slightest Then, with peace restored to the Korean claim that the Army’s fondness lanced; Their presidential ally will soon retire; two peninsula, Michael Dukakis graduated for the. new fuse is a classic calling the shots. Wood is now the of their most influential leaders fell from grace Every day, hidden somewhere In our hint of any such thing in Quayle’s case, so chief of staff at the Center for after evenings with their own Mary Magdalenes; the whole “undue influence" charge is a from college in 1955. His intention was to go example of how the Pentagon to law school, but he prudently decided to wastes tax dollars — in this case Defense Information. He told us their presidential candidate was rejected by voters Classified Columns your license number pure snipe hunt. that when he was firing howitzers in the primaries; and the “Moral Majority” is in But, having raised the subject of how get his potential military obligation out of because of a fascination with the way first. So, in his own words, he “let electronic gadgetry, which some over the heads of soldiers in visible decline. may appear. Quayle responded in his country's hour of Vietnam, he preferred the me­ But part of the hysteria has been fueled by the need, the Democrats can hardly object if himself be drafted" — a shrewd step, Pentagon officials assume must because it involved only two years on be superior to the mechanical chanical fuses to a temperamen­ slimy bigotry of anti-Semitism. Americans want to know how Michael active duty (versus four if he had enlisted.) gadgetry it replaces. tal early prototype of the elec­ Although a Greek Orthodox wrote the novel, a Dukakis reacted in similar circumstances. Dukakis spent 16 of those 24 months as an Our associate, Jim Lynch, tronic fuses. Roman Catholic directed the movie and a Jew If your number appears... Take the ad to the My researches suggest some interesting enlisted man in peacetime South Korea, asked the Pentagon to name the The Army’s affection for this distributed it, protesting mobs have reserved their similarities in the conduct of the two men. project has turned heads in venom for the Jew — Lew Wasserman. Dukakis is substantially older than assigned to a “support unit" of the U.N. advantages of the new fuse. A command delegation, up near the DMZ. In spokesman said it was more cost Congress, too. The House defense Jesus was a Jew. The Lord’s Last Supper, which designated merchant and pick up your *25. Quayle, so “his" war, so to speak, was short, he was assigned to routine clerical effective and more reliable and appropriations subcommittee Christians celebrate as communion, was his Seder, Korea rather than Vietnam. Dukakis was asked for a cost analysis last which he celebrated as the Passover. five months short of his 17th birthday tasks (his final rank was specialist third that it reduced by one the number class) in the highest headquarters in all of of people needed to fire a December. It is still waiting. “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither when, on June 25, 1950, the North Koreans bond nor free, there is neither male nor female; For Proof of your license plate is required and attacked South Korea and Truman ordered South Korea. Then he was discharged, howitzer. entered law school, and went on to become None of these three pluses Soviet bluff ye are all one in Christ Jesus,” wrote Paul, the MacArthur to its defense. But the war Jewish convert to Christianity. presentation must be made within 7 days or continued, with mounting savagery, until the hero and presidential candidate of the stands up under scrutiny. Sources in the Central Intelli­ party that says Dan Quayle should have ■ In the first year of produc­ gence Agency are watching Afgh­ That’s why I am troubled by the failure of July 1953, when newly elected President Protestant and Catholic clerics to unanimously Eisenhower managed to achieve an gone out and gotten shot at in Vietnam. tion, each fuse is expected to cost anistan for signs that the Soviet offer Is void. To borrow the formulation of one of our $144. The mechanical variety condemn the anti-Semitism in the protests. armistice. By then Michael Dukakis was Union is playing a game in its Despite our religious differences, all of us are still well past his 19th birthday, and if in the leading moralists, "It was as if he had costs $50. The Army claims the sluggish pullout from that coun­ never thought about why some men fought costs will go down in future years, bound by one spiritual cement — faith. Look for an ad similar to this: interim he had burned with zeal to fight for try. Moscow is so anxious to Religions don’t survive because of history or in Korea and others did not. It is staggering but industry analysts claim that TODAY‘8 LUCKY C T LICENSE PLATE N U M ­ his country on the Korean peninsula his guarantee the survival of its catechisms or revisionist theories such as the that someone from the Korean era would the manufacturer. Motorola, will puppet Nijibullah regime that the BER 18 238 EVW. Ifthia Is your plats number, country would have been grateful for bis bring this sd to Mr. Jos Dos, st Mr. Marchant. not have opened his mind even a little to not be able to cut costs without Nicene Creed of 325, Kazantzakis’ book or Martin help. Soviets may not really leave Scorcese’s movie. The faith of their believers 00 Ratall Plaza. Manchsatar, CT to coitact that consuming question." importing foreign parts. your *25 You must bring proof. This offer la Kabul. A CIA source told us that sustains everlasting comfort on earth and glorifies If Dukakis fans think that is too harsh, ■ In testing several years ago, Moscow has always claimed it void In seven days. they can relax; the author was the New their heavens. the mechanical fuse reportedly had only 90,000 troops in Afghan­ And in 1988, “The Last Temptation of Christ” is an fBaiirlifstpr Hprairi York Times’s Anthony Lewis, and he was had less than five premature istan. But estimates among West­ talking, of course, about Quayle and explosions in 4,000 test rounds. evaporating blip on the eternal radar screen of STARTS TUESDAY, ern inteliigence analysts are God’s love. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuMNtwr Vietnam rather than Dukakis and Korea. The new electronic fuse had 10 in closer to 115,000. That is a QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor (As if that made a difference.) OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutiv*Editor less than 1,500 rounds. difference of 25,000 and that is the Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia SEPTEMBER 6th MARIE P. QRAOV...... CityEditor ■ It is true that the new fuse number of troops some analysts Daily News. ALEXANDER QIRELLI ...... Auoclita Editor William Rusher is publisher of the eliminates the need for one think the Soviets will leave behind National Review. soldier to set it, if the Army uses when the pullout is officially over. Renovations complete Holiday observances Church BuHetiu Board ReKgioaa Services at Samaritan Shelter Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methedlst Church, 1226 coming at Beth Sholom Concordia Lutheran Church AssembllM of God Holllger. Sunday worship; holy •utl’o- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Editor’s note: This coiumn is- rlst, 8 and 10 o.m .; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. prepared by the staff of the Calvary diurcb (AtMmbllMof God), a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Meisner, the newly elected president of The following activities are scheduled for the The Jewish holidays arrive early his Manchester Area Conference of M ACC News coining week at Concordia Lutheran Church: 400 Bucklond Road, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule: 10 a.m., worship service; 9 o.m., Temple Beth Sholom, will address of ■ Rov. Konnoth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; church school. Nursery (or preschool­ year on the secular calendar. Rosh Churches. Sunday — 9 a.m., Eucharist, nursery care 10:30 a.m ., worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ers. (647-9141) Hashanah, marking the beginning of the congregation. The liturgy will be wagons who would be willing to provided; 6 p.m.. Youth Committee. child cart! 6:30 p.m ., hymn sine and 643-9203. chanted by Cantor Wayne Krieger and praise serylce. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Jewish year 5749, will begin Sunday By Nancy Carr help us move weekly laundry and Monday — 5 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous picnic. Bible study and youth fellowship. St. Mary's Rglsce»al Church, Park Mormon the Beth Sholom choir. Rabbi Richard evening, Sept. 11, with a service at 8:15 Executive' Director pick up food both locally and at Tuesday — 7 p.m., Christian education and staff. (644-1102) and <^urch streets, Manchester. An­ Plavin will officiate. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church ef Jesus Christ et Latter- p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. Rabbi Food Share in Hartford. If you’re Wedne^ay — 9 a.m., woilc day; 10:30 a.m., day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ On Yom Kippur day, the morning - assistant rector. Worship; 7;30a.m. ond Richard Plavin will officiate and his At last, at long last, renovations interested, call 647-8003 or 649- agoraphobic support group; 1:30 p.m., American Baptist 9:30 o.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 o.m., service will begin at 9 o’clock. The baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday sermon topic will be "Our Sefer of Life.” to the ground floor at Samaritan 2093 for more information. Association of Retired Persons; 6:45 p.m., Ecumen­ Community Baptist Church, 505 E. school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m ., priest­ afternoon recess will begin at about 2 eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. “ Sefer” is the Hebrew word for book. Shelter have been completed. ^ The 198S Volleyball Marathon ical Choir School rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Conference Center St., Manchester. Rey. James I. (649-4583) hood ond relief society. (643-4003 or p.m. and the service will resume at 4 Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., 228-3715) Cantor Wayne Krieger wiil chant the Shepherd’s Place soup kitchen raised about $900 for the Samari­ Council; 8 p.m., Concordia Choir rehearsal. p.m. The Yizkor (memorial service) worship service. Nursery care pro­ liturgy, accompanied by the Beth openedits doors for a triai run at tan Shelter. Our thanks to all the Thursday — 11 a.m., adminstrative staff; 7:30 vided. (6434)537) will be conducted at 5:15 p.m., and the ra th Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., National Catholic Shoiom choir. 466 Main St. Monday, Aug. 15. businesses, companies and indi­ p.m., nurse^ parents.« Gospel day of prayer wiil conclude with the Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Rosh Hashanah is a two-day holiday We’^l be scheduling ah open house viduals who supported the young Friday — 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish Notlenei blowing of the shofar at 7:30 p.m. The Church ot the Living God, on evangel­ Cathellc Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ with services Monday and Tuesday, in the fail for the whole commun­ people in their effort to help: rehearsal; 7 p.m., A.A. a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evenino ical, full-gospel church, Robertson service. (646-5316) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, Sept. 12 and 13, beginning at 8:45 a.m. rabbi will deliver his sermon at the N«w Englamf Mactiahlcal Strvicn School, North School Street, Manches­ pastor. Sunday moss, 9a.m.; weekdays, ity to come and see our bright, First BaptMt Church, 240 Hlllstown ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. On both days, a ritual highlight of the Yizkor service. Inc., Saving* Bank of Manchotttr, Trinity Covenant Church Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday 8 a.m. (643-5906) iight^new kitchen and feeding ManchMftr Sfaf* Bank, Rtgal't M«n't Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. service is the blowing of the shofar, the school; 11 a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. center but we couldn’t wait to Shop, Albrio Rtaltv, Carl ZInttar The following events are scheduled at Trinity evenino service; 7 p.m., mid-week Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 ram’s horn, awakening the Jewish Agmev, Manchgtttr Lumbar, Man- service. Nursery at all services. (649- Nazarene Succot at Beth Sholom share the good news with all of chottgr Honda, Purdy Corporation, Covenant Church for the coming week: 7509) E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ people to the need for soul searching and you wh(f hav,e made Shepherd’s vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Main St., The fall harvest festival for the DIRoia CItantr*, Adult Looming and Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship nrst Baptist Chapel ef the Oeot, 240 day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior repentance as the year begins. The Place possible and to thank some Oovtlopmont, Mlllor Roal btoto, Man- Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Jewish people is known as Succot. It is chftttr Sand and Grovol, Wolth Enttr- services, sermon by the Rev. Kevin Schwamb; 9; 30 Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Soturdavof pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Ba’al Tekiah, the master of blowing the very special people. ^ the month. outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; named for the fragile booth erected in prlio*, Inc., McDonald'* (Eo*t Hort- a.m., coffee and fellowship. Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Full Oesgel interdenemlnatlenal 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church shofar, is David Gorman. Flavin’s First, ,we’(l like to thank the ford), Burgor King (Cantor Stroot), Tho Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise sermon will be “ Facing the Death of a the fields by the Israelite farmers in Whola Donut (Hartford Road), Tho Eddy, postar. 10a.m., Sundavsehool; 11 congregation at -Center Congre­ Whola Donut (Groan Road). LaStrada Restaurant. a.m., mornino service; 6 p.m., evening Philip P. Sounders. Sunday, 10 a.m., service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, ancient days. It also commemorates the adult Bible study and Sundavsehool; 7 7 p.m ., Wednesday. (6464iW9) Loved One.’ gational Church which agreed to Robort Albort, Sally Albort, Mr*. Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 On the afternoon of the first day of 40 years of wandering after the Mayo, Dr. Alan Krupp, Chuck Roogan. p.m. (643-9359) let us operate a trial program Joan Czaporow*kl, Joy Stopplomon, breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 7 to 9 p.m., p.m ., special Bible studies; Wednesday Rosh Hashanah the ritual known as Israelites were redeemed from Egyp­ there 5'A years ago to determine at 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer Pentacoatal tian bondage and before they entered Rick and Mary LoftI*, Paul and Karen Smith, Walsh Enterprises. line, 646-8731,24 hours. Tashlich is performed. In this cerem­ the need for a daily feeding Elizabeth Wick*, Kothy L*y**auo, Thursday — 7 p.m., teachers’ orientation Chriatlan Science B asgel Hail, Center Street, Manches­ United Pentecestel Church, 187 the holy land. This period of wandering Mark Davl>, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Cox, Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. ony, Jews toss bread crumbs into a program in Manchester. meeting. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11;45a.m., is described in the Biblical book of Cindy Cox, Chrl* and Dorota Field*, N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m ., gospel meeting. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ stream as a symboiic gesture of Dear folks, you’ve been 50 Mark Albort. Friday and Saturday — Women’s Retreat at church service, Sunday school, and day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 removing the sins of the previous year. Numbers. generous qith your equipmentand Bronda Baltovick and Mark Albotl, care for small children. (649-1446) p.m ., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Succot will be observed this year at who playod the entire 10 hour* of the Pilgrim Pines, N.H. nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, For this ceremony, a group will gather facility and unbelievably patient marathon, the "oupor gang of youth" Reading Room, 656A Center St., AAon- Jehovah'S Wttnesses Temple Beth Sholom, utilizing the chester. (6494902) ladles' prayer; 7 p.m . Thursday, men's in the synagogue parking lot at 5:30 p.m. in putting aside or scheduling from Church of the Nozorono, and Dave Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. synagogue Succah, the largest in the Mazzotta, Chrl* (Dave'* friend), Anne First Baptist Church Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 (649-9848) The evening service will be at 6:15 p.m. around our use of your kitchen McCormick, Jeff Shleenant, Steve Al- p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Monday. state of Connecticut. The festival will beHT John Poggloll, Mark MletceHa, ’The following events are scheduled for the coming Church of Christ p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 and halls. How can we ever thank On Tuesday, the second day of Rosh begin with an evening service on you? And special acknowledge-' Joe Gallagher, Pam Harmon, Roeolle week at First Baptist Church of Manchester; Church ef Christ, Lvdoll and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Sunday, Sept. 25, at 8:15 p.m. Following (Pam'* friend). Rich and Mary LoftI*, Sunday — 9; 30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Presbyterian Hashanah, Flavin’s sermon topic will be ment of the constant support of Kathy L*v**aue, Mark Davl*, Cindy pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ WotchtoWeo study. (646-1490) “ Believing and Doubting.’! The service the service, refreshments will be served the Rev. Newell Curtis and ali Cox, Chrl* and Dorota Field*, Liz and ages; 11 a.m., worship hour with Dr. Billy Scott, gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Coventry Presbyterian Church, in the Succah. On the first and second Paul Wick*, the American Express pastor, preaching; nursery care; 4; 30 p.m.. Church a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ concluding Rosh Hashanah wili begin at your office staff. Picnickers, Matt, Mary and Meagan p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.ih., try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 7 p.m. days of the festival, Monday and Second, our gratitude to the Walsh, Dave (Mott's friend). Matt Council: 6 p.m., evening worship. Bible study. Nursery provided for all Jewish — Conservative 9:30 a.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday ’Tuesday, Sept. 26 and 27, services will Milan and Allison, Chris Crosby and Joe school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ People interested in attending Rosh Sheiter Renovations Committee Croft and Tommy, Erie Gremmo, Monday — l p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. services. (646-2903) Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Hashanah services at Beth Sholom be conducted at 9:45 a.m. Participants members Skip Johnson, the Rev. Karen Albert. ______'Tuesday — 1 p.m.. O.A. meeting; 6:30 p.m., Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. meeting. (742-7222) are asked to bring a dairy lunch to eat in church visitation. Congregational Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; Presbyterian Church et Manchester, should call the office, 643-9563, on Sept. 6 James Meek and Ray^ Getting Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- or 7 between 8; 30 a.m. ^ind 2:30 p.m. or the Succah following the service. The who have 'poured uncounted Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m., registration Belton Cenoregatlenal Church, 228 ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Beth Sholopi Sisterhood will provide a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue (or should leave a message with the hours into turning the dream of a and meetings of children’s choirs; 7 p.m.., prayer Bolton Center Road, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday dessert and beverage. meeting and Bible study led by Pastor Scott; 8 p.m., Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Friday servl'ce time. (643-9563) school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. answering service. shelter and feeding program for THE ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, \ (643-0906) The Succah is an interesting ritual. the homeiess into the white walls Adult Choir. church school; 11 a.m., fellawship; Jewish — Reform Many families build their own Succot Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. meeting. 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 and secure doors and washable BIBLE office or 647-0878 parsonage. Yom Kippur observance (plural of Succah) in which they eat Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. meeting. Temple Belh Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Roman Catholic beds and used but usable ovens. Center Cengreputlenal Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- their meals during the holiday, while Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Church ef (he Assumption, Adorns Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Also, thanks to the town of SPEAKS tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. others fulfill the Biblical commandment Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Atonement, will begin with the Kol Manchester and ,its Board of by Emanuel Lutheran Church Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Rev. &lward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Nidrei (All Vows) service at Temple to “ dwell” in the Succah at the Directors for making the site at Euggng Brgwur Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Joseph Parel, osslstont pastor. Satur­ synagogue succah. The walls of a 'The following events are scheduled at_ Emanuel worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at Beth Sholom on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 466 Main . St. possible. Thanks, V . i O school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) 7:30 o.m., 9 o.m ., 10:30 o.m. and noon. succah may be made of any material, Lutheran Church for the week to come; ' 6:30 p.m. Yom Kippun is a 25-hour too, to the most supportive town A* schools across America re­ First Cengretotlenol Church of An­ Lutheran (643-2195) but the roof must consist of tree boughs Sunday — 8 a.m., worship and Communion; 9:30 dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. religious observance which includes staff anywhere in Connecticut: sume classes I'm reminded of the a.m., worship, nursery. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 a.m., Cencerdia Lutheran Church (E L C A ), Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. or other vegetable material, such as dangers surrounding our children. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday prayer and fasting. The adult Jew Bob Weiss, Hannah Marcus and ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Beethoven Chorus; 4 p.m., worship; 9:30 a.m ., church school. 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. corn stalks. The structure is decorated Physical injury at the hands ot the Nursery core provided. (742-7696) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, neither eats nor drinks for this entire John Post. careless and deranged. Violation of staff. First Cengregatlenol Church ef Cev- nold T . Wangerin, assistant pastor. 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) period. The day is spent in prayer and with fruits and vegetables as well as Thanks also to all the volun­ entrv, 1171 Moln St., Coventry. Rev. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., natural Innocence by greedy and Wednesday — 7p.m.,communications; 7:30p.m., Schedule: 9 a.m., holy communion. reflection upon one’s deeds in the wall hangings. A private succah is teers who operated the soup Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ Nursery core. (649-5311) Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and normally just large,'enough for one’s perverted persons In real life and In teachers’ pep rally. ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Bmanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. previous year and thought is given as to kitchen and cheerfuliy moved the madia. Misguided Intelligence Lane House. Nursery care provided. Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses family and guests, while the synagogue Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service; 10 a.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ how one may improve in the new year. around the corner with us and to by an unbalanced curriculum and (742-8487) son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and succah seats 75 for a meal. A.A., nursery: 7:30 p.m.. Constitutional Task Second Cengregatlonal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule: 8 a.m., worship noon. (643-2403) At the Kol Nidrei service, Dr. Burton the volunteers who helped in the by misinformed and/or Intimidated ’ Force. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holdv communion on first, third St. James Church, 896 Main St., move, particularly Bob Johns teachers. An ethical vacuum Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship and fifth' Sundays; 9:30 a.m ., Sunday Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, created by want of example and Saturday — 8:30 a.m.. Council Retreat; 8 p.m., service, Sunday school, and nurseryfor Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, and Ray Gelting, Ross and church school; 11 a.m., worship with precept. A.A. children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellawship. holy communion on the second and Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Maresa Easton and the Meek (649-2863) fourth Sundays. (643-1193) masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday Second Cengtehutlenol Church of Latvian Lulheran Church ef Man­ masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., Movers: to Tony Spano for There are some encouraging Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. noon. (643-4129) Church BuHetin Board working on the doors, and to sign* of late. Neutral commissions North United Methodist Church St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) Peter Roth for doing window and research group* are decrying The following events are scheduled at North lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Prince ef Peace Lulheran Church, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and our ethical morass and widespread church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Route 31 and North River Rood, Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral stops. United Methodist Church for this week; a.m ., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. Along with our community student Ignorance of the religious Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with Jim Harvey; 9 church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Schedule: 9 a.m. worship service. Sunday mass at 10 a.m .; confessions St. Mary’s Episcopal Saturday — 7:30 a.m., men’s club: 1:30 underpinnings of western civiliza­ a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (74^ 7548) 4:30 to 5 p.m . Saturday. (7424655) home for the homeiess have tion. School administration* and a.m., nursery; 9:30a.m., Summer Church School; 7 Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ Church et St. Maurice, 32 Hebfon p.m., Alanon: 7:30 p.m., A.A. Hen Bvangeilcal Lutheran Church These are the events scheduled for the corned all the usual problems of textbook publishers are being p.m., sacred dance; 7 p.m., ecumenical prayer vided. (7424234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Olesik, pastor. Saturday moss at 5p.m.; coming week at St. Mary’s Episcopal being a homeowner. As you well pressed to correct these Inadequa­ group. Tutcettville Cengregatlenol Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Main Street ana Elm Hill Road, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30a.m., divine worship; Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. Church: know, houses develop fascinating cies. The demand for a more disci­ ’Tuesday — 9 a.m., fellowship-service group; 6:30 Talcattville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ and 11 a.m . (6434466) plined approach to study and living Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (649- Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy Charismatic conference problems to challenge their p.m.. Take Off Pounds Sensibly; 7:30 p.m., a.m., worship service and church owners. So, my friends, we are Is heard. If ever so faintly. 'Train a 4243) - Eucharist. SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) — Cathol­ ecumenical prayer group. school. (6494815) Salvation Army Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Day School parents anxiously looking for people who child In the way he should go, and ics, Protestants and Pentecostals are Wednesday — 3; 30 p.m.. Green Lodge; 7; 15 p.m., Sdivutlen Army, 661 Main St., Mar. meeting: 7:10 p.m., evening prayer: 7:30 are fascinated (or at least chal­ when.he I* old he will not turn from Methodist Chester. Capt. and M rs. G ary Aspersch- co(>perating to sponsor a charismatic choir rehearsal. Covenant lenged) by plumbing, electrical It," Prov. 22:0. Belteh United MethedM Church, 1041 loger. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 p.m., committee meetings. evangelization conference here Sept. 8 to Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ a.m ., holiness nteetlng; 6 p.m ., salvo- Wednesday — 10a.m., holy Communion: and carpentry problems. We Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart 10, with up to 10,000 expected for it. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ tlon meeting. (649-7787). 10:45 a.m., Bible study: 6:30 p.m., church sorely need a list of volunteers CHURCH OF CHRIST Unitarian Universallst Society: East Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, ant pastor. 9:30a.m ., church school; 11 Southwestern Congress on the Holy associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, who will help us maintain our Lydall ft VBmon SUbbIs a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- school teachers’ meeting: 7:30 p.m., Spirit and World Evangelization is a A speaker from Health Workers Union 1109 will youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., 3472) Unitarian Univaraallst ‘’home for the homeless.” We’re worship services; 9:30 o.m ., Bible Senior Choir. regional follw-up to a national congress on PhofiB: M6-2903 speak on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Unitarian North United Methodist Church, 300 Unitgrloh Univerigiist Sectety-Bost, school. (64^2855) Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts:^'fj^lO also looking for good folks with Universallst Society; East. The topic will be the 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Bible the same theme that drew 40,000 to the New Trench, postor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben- Diana Heath, minister. 10:W a.m.. p.m., evening prayer: 7:30 p.m. small trucks, vans or station modern-day significance of Labor Day. Achildren’s neH, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Orleans Superdome in mid-1987. Epiaoopal service. Nursery care and yauth rell- study. program on masks and mime will be offered at the a.m., srorship service; Sunday nursery glaus educotlan. Cotfee hour after (or preschoolers. (649-3696.) same time. St. Oeerge'i Bglscegol Church, 1150 serylce. (646-5151) e iRaufhriitrr lirrali^ Weddings Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 3, 1988 bright lights but Checkers caters to teen-agers

By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald

Mrs. Kenneth F. Johnson Mrs. Mark S. Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Stanley ike any nightclub. Mrs. Robert F. Choutka Jr. Checkers at 29 Olcott St. has bright lights, a ^ohnson-Cullen Choutka-Charizione Boudreau-Hack crowded dance floor Land loud music from a Kathleen M ary Cullen, daughter of Janet Karen Charizione, daughter Darlene Susan Hack, daughter of Stanley-Connolly disc .iockey or live act. Joseph and MaryLou Cullen of 30 of Leo S. and Eiaine B. Charizione of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hack of 127 Erin Rose Connolly, daughter of But it is the bar at Checkers Norman Drive, and Kenneth Franklin South Windsor and Robert F. Choutka Deepwood Drive, and Mark Steven Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Connolly of 133 that makes it different. 4 Johnson, son of Franklin and Ruth Jr. of Ellington, son of Robert F. and Boudreau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Florence St. and Walter P. Stanley You’ll only get juice or soda at Johnson of East Hartford, were Nancy S. Choutka Sr., were married Harvey J. Boudreau of Glastonbury, III, son of Mrs. Geraldine Staniey of this bar. and you won’t find too married Aug. 27 at St. James Church. Aug. 20 in St. Joseph’s Church. were married May 7 at St. Paul’s Hampden. Maine and Walter Stanley many people over 20 at the club, The Rev. John P. Gwozdsofficiated Rockville. Church. Glastonbury. of Houston. Texas, were married Aug. which caters to 16- to 21-yearolds. at the ceremony. The bride was given The Rev. Joseph Hanks officiated. The Rev. Thomas Quinn officiated. 13 at St. James Church. “ It’s an under 21 juice bar." in marriage by her father. Laurie Cindi Charizione, sister of the bride, The bride was given in marriage by The Rev. Francis Carter officiated. said Manager Charles Morrell. “ There’s no drinking, no alcohol, Eagleson was maid of honor. Brides­ was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were her father. Lynn Boudreau, sister-in- Mary Ledwith was matron of honor. but it gives kids sort of an adult maids were Sherry Devin. Kimberly Lisa Charizione. sister of the bride, iaw of the groom, was matron of Bridesmaids were Sheila Connolly. atmosphere,” Cullen, and Heidi Islieb. Christina. and Jill Cole. honor. Bridesmaids were Michelle Mary Alice Nadaskay and Peggy Culien was flower girl. Kenneth Choutka. brother of the Doyon, Debbie Silva and Elizabeth The dance club is the brainchild Falcetta. Caitlin Ledwith was flower of seven investors from the area Norman Nash was best man. groom, was best man. Ushers were Morris. Nicole Boudreau, niece of the girl. who are involved in area schools. Ushers were Richard Sullivan. Mark groom, was fiower Girl, David Sander and John Koiano. Tom Lynch was best man. Ushers Morrell said. He declined to name Reginald Plnto/Mancheater hirald Cullen and Robert Leverge. Jason J.C. Boudreau, brother of the After a reception at Manchester were Bill Stanley, Paul LaPierre and the investors, saying they wanted Devin was ringbearer. Country Club, the couple left on a groom, was best man. Ushers were Jim Langlais. to stay behind the scenes because BOOGIE MAN — Sean Cunningham of South Windsor nightclub at 29 Olcott St. The club also books live After a reception at the Irish wedding trip to Bermuda. They will Stephen Anderson. Craig Boudreau The bride is a graduate of Central of their involvement in the spins records on a recent Friday at the Checkers regional acts and may invite area bands to play. American Club. Glastonbury, the make their home in Eliington. and Gary Hack. Connecticut State University,. New schools. couple left on a wedding trip to The bride is a graduate of East The reception was at La Renais­ Britain. She is employed by Marana- The investors test marketed the Hawaii. They will make their home in sance in East Windsor and the couple Catholic High Schooi and Manchester cook Jewelers in Winthrop. Maine. club in Vernon a couple of years Knapp’s friend from East Hart­ Manchester. went on a Caribbean cruise for their Community College. She is employed The bridegroom , is the owner of ago and saw a definite need. ford. 18-year-old Bill LaBruna. The bride is a graduate of Manches­ by Maxtemp Inc. of Tolland. wedding trip. They are making their Maranacook Jewelers. Morrell said. Checkers opened in said he used to go to Hartford but ter High School and is employed by The bridegroom is a graduate of home in Manchester. The bride is a After a reception at W iilie’s Steak Manchester the week of July 14. prefers Checkers. Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. of East East Catholic High School. He is graduate of Manchester High Schooi House the couple left on a wedding trip “ When I was a teen-ager, I “ It’s in the vicinity.” LaBruna Hartford. The bridegroom is a gradu­ part-owner and manager of BNK Auto and is employed at Hartford Eye to Bermuda. They will make their never had a place like this to go. ” sard. “ It attracts people from ate of George J. Penney High School. Works Ltd. Physicians. The bridegroom is a home in Winthrop, Maine. Morrell said. “ It takes the kids everywhere.” East Hartford, and is employed by graduate of Glastonbury High School. off the street. There aren’t many m clubs around like ours.” “ It’s bigger,” said Kora Dolan. Pratt & Whitney Aricraft,, East Manchester Community College and 16. of East Hartford. "M y parents Vi Evidence of that are the kids Hartford. St. Francis Hospital School of Radio- like it because it keeps me out of logic Technology. who have come to Checkers from New York City. Springfield. New trouble.” Hampshire and other areas, Trouble is one thing the owners Morrell said he also sees a lot of and staff at the club try very hard Engagements kids from surrounding towns, but to avoid. The club employs a total not manv from Manchester. of nine security guards and The club, open Thursdays usually keeps six or seven on a through Sundays, is consistently night. Morrell said. The guards Hayden-Noske Sisco-LeSaffre filled to its 500-person capacity are not “ bouncers.” he said. Mr. and Mrs. James Hayden of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Sisco of 65 Saturday nights and comes close “ There’s nothing bad going Enfield announce the engagement of Arcellia Drive announce the engage­ on Fridays. Morrell said. on.” said I6-year-old East Hart­ their daughter, Carol Anne Hayden, to ment of their daughter, Janet Elaine “ We’ve got enough teen-agers ford resident Amy House. and young adults so we must be Gary Wood, spokesman for the Alan E. Noske of Coventry, son of Sisco, to Stephen LeSaffre, son of Mr. doing something right.” Morrell Manchester Police Department, Ernest Noske of Manchester and the and Mrs. Robert LeSaffre of Wake­ said. “ We didn't think we’d do said there are a few “ pushing and late Arlyne Ponticelli. field, Mass, this well.” shoving” incidents outside the The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of Some of Checkers’ main attrac­ club, but no more than at any V Enfield High School and Central Utica College of Syracuse University. tions are its dance floor and its other club. Connecticut State University of New She is employed by First Medical Inc. location. Morrell said. Area Britain. She is employed by the State of Boston, Mass. young people who used to have to “ Any time you have a group of Department of Income Maintenance, The prospective bridegroom' at- • go to clubs in Hartford don’t have kids, you may have a parking lot Middletown. tended Boston College and is asso­ to drive as far or pay for parking, incident,” he said. The prospective bridegroom is a ciated with Daniels LeSaffre Motors a thought that’s comforting to Bill Selavka, one of the security graduate of Manchester High School Inc. of Melrose, Mass. their parents. Morrell said. guards, said 99 percent of the kids he sees at the club are not into and Springfield College, Springfield, A Nov. 26 wedding is pianned in Teen-agers at the club agreed. Raginald Pinto / Manchottor HaraW Mass. He is employed by the State Lynnfield, Mass. “ There’s more room todance.” drinking or drugs. Department of Income Maintenance, said 17-vear-old John Knapp of “ My job is to make sure the 99 DANCING MACHINES — A group of caters to 16- to 21-year-olds, but serves percent have a good time.” Hartford. East Hartford. “ And it gives no alcohol. The big dance floor is one of Selavka said. “ They’re great girls let go on the dance floor at A Nov. 19 wedding is planned at people who can’t get into bars I kids.” Checkers. The under 21 dance club its main attractions. Carol A. Hayden Holy Fam ily Church, Enfield. Janet E. Sisco something to do.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 3, 19H8 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD; Saturday, Sept. 3, 1988 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money Allow ance Consider safety It’s easy to save water U.S. housing starts partially Seasonally adjusted, in thousands of units: By Andy Lang gallons of water wjiile the car is being wiped off? Shut off the hose when buying car The Associated Press when you are not using it, even for On the House deductible 1750 That old saying that “ you never a few minutes. Seme communi­ BY REGION, The New Jer­ miss the water until the well runs ties have restrictions about which 1.679 JUNE 1988 sey Supreme mended in various quarters don’t dry” has been given many days and which times of the day 1,661 Court, recently always work. A much-discussed NORTHEAST 262 variations this year by droughts you can water your lawns and 1650 held that method of saving water is to place gardens. Why not have your own Tax Adviser in different parts of the country. 1.584 judges and jur­ Sylvia a brick in the toilet tank. That will Precious as it is to life, water water-saving plan even when ies can reduce mean less water in the tank and gets little attention until there there are no restrictions? 1550 ■ awards to Porter isn’t enough of it. Billions of .consequently less water used Bv George W. Smith Aerators used on faucets will 1,489 traffic- gallons of water are wasted day during the flushing process. All well and good when it works, but reduce the amount of water QUESTION: I am an instructor accident vic­ - ; 4 - -i 4 after day in homes and busi­ tims who wer­ reducing the amount of water in a emitting from them. As simple a at the university and receive a 1450 • nesses. The tiniest drip from a en’t wearing tank in a conventional setup thing as tightening a nut on a housing allowance for myself and . . . faucet wastes as much water as it seat belts at the normally takes to meet a family's reduces efficiency and results in piece of plumbing equipment is a my family. Is any of this waist. 1 water-saver. Don’t ^ intimi­ time of the accident. The decision daily ne^s. Think of the waste in a second flushing, which defeats allowance taxable? I am also 1350 Motorised shoulder-lap belts, the very purpose of the plan. You dated by the plumbing system in came in a case where a Jury had the thousands of places where required to pay for a portion of awarded a woman $28,000, then which protect you as soon as you get a more certain result when your house. It is true that certain my rent. Does this make a 0 9 faucets send water down the sit in a car, are perfect for people lamllf l3 -4i1 S -4 drains because they are in need of difference? to $16,800, because she had not who don’t normally wear belts - « saving devices or make an from working on certain parts of S.L. repair or are left partly open ASONDJFMAMJJ been wearing a safety belt. (this group includes about 70 throughout the day for one reason adjustment to reduce the flush the water supply system in your Ohio State University percent of all car passengers.) cycle. house, but there are many things ----1987— ------1988------It’s another reminder that too or another. Coiumbus, Ohio many of us are indifferent to And most safety authorities are IT/ You can con^rve water easily you can do yourself. Changing a SOURCE: U.S. C«nsus Burasu InloGrcphicB 0 19 08 Nonh Amgrica Syndicdla. Inc. enthusiastic about airbags, since ANSWER: You’re partialiy traffic safety. Every year, more living In* - OolUry - Dining Rm Entirely aside from the water without drastically changing faucet washer to stop a drip is they protect you best against 1 2 - 4 i2 0 - 0 ...... 1 l-0 i1 2 -4 than 45,000 Americans are killed conservation factor is that your whole way of life. Putting easier than most people think. home free, tax-wise. If you are and 4 million others are injured in head or facial injuries, especially wasted water is wasted money. one inch less water in the tub Remember always to shut off the employed by an educational car accidents. Yet how many of in high-speed crashes. But you Meters go on clicking whether when taking a bath saves many water before you start to work. institution and you (or your should wear shoulder and lap spouse and dependents) are pro­ Social Security us know which kind of belts are ;i 1^1 ‘T water is being utilized properly or gallons. Cut down on your show­ Incidentally, when there is a belts even with airbags as protec­ vided qualified campus lodging, best? Which cars are the safest? -S t * not utilized at all. Even where ering time and use a gadget that water emergency in your house, tion against side and rear there are no meters, the careless slows the flow of water. Don't does every adult or near-adult you will have to include in your 40 to 50 years, what can I expect to What colors make cars the most QUESTION: I recently re­ visible? Are two-door models accidenhs. use of water can cause shortages wash the dishes or use the clothes know where the water shutoff income the excess of the fair get for my money? Airbags are just becoming rental value over the amount of ceived a letter from a firm asking safer than four doors? that, in turn, cost money. washer until you have a full load valve is and how to turn it off? for $7 to process a request for my ANSWER: A good question. available in a variety of domestic 1 . There are many ways to of dishes or clothes. Do you have Should there be major break in a rent that you do end up paying. Buying a new car is one of the l 0 «l*r SwiI* ■' l»i ••4fm 4 I” Social Security statement of Many people tend to judge the most important Investments you and foreign cars, but all new cars _ 14-4,16-0 ^ II-O1I3 4 I prevent the waste of water, but to run the water from the faucet water pipe when the knowledgea­ QUESTION: Do I have to wait earnings. Isn't this something value of Social Security by the will make, and safety considera­ sold after Sept. 1,1990, must have most of them are overlooked. In for a few minutes until it gets ble member of the family is away. until this January to start contri­ Social Security does for free? retirement benefits they expect some kind of automatic restraint knowing hOw to shut off the water tions should be a major factor this category is the use of water to cold? Keep a pitcher or bottle of buting to my 1988 IRA? It's OK if I to receive in relation to the taxes system. coming into the house can save when deciding how to spend your ' W ^ flush the toilet bowl. It usually water in the refrigerator and you have to wait because I have my ANSWER: You're absolutely they pay. But you should re­ The importance of wearing water, money and damage to money. hr r.r n.~~( u„.. takes about five gallons of water will have cold water instantly. money invested in some good right. You can get a statement of member that Social Security also belts is underscored by the fact Get out of the common habit of your household furnishings. It’s a your earnings and an estimate of I Rndm, 3 ■ • • | Mdrin 3 I for proper flushing. Some manu­ funds right now, but I wili have to provides protection t'nroughout THE SAFEST CARS: Your that you may be safer belted in a' ^ 11.4115-8 t'iin p y.. T»r| 11-0»12-4 | good idea to place tags on all the facturers have come up with keeping the water running while pay tax on their earnings. Your your future Social Security benef­ your working years in the form of best guide to finding the safest small car than unbelted in a devices that permit the flushing shaving. Instead, turn the faucet water valves telling which lines its when you retire from us. And BECOIMO FLOOR PLAN answer would be helpful. disability insurance and survi­ . automotives may be the car- larger one. to be done with less water, but on and off as necessary. they control. And remember, all B.H. the cost is zero. Just call and stop vor’s insurance. For young crash tests conducted by the TWO-DOORS VS. FOUR- some of the do-it-yourself solu­ Ever see a person washing a valves are shut off when they are Hyannis, Mass. by any Social Scurity office and workers, just starting out, this National Highway Traffic Safety tions that have been recom- car with a hose that is spouting turned clockwise. they wiii be giad to supply you can be more important than the Adminisration. DOORS: For years, traffic safety ANSWER: Why wait? You can with a request form that you retirement benefits they expect These tests have flaws, of experts have known that four- start Immediately to fund your simpiy compiete and return by to receive later on. And this is course. The dummies tested are door cars are generally safer. HOUSE OF THE WEEK — Window treatment, horizontal 1988 Individual Retirement Ac­ maii. Within a matter of weeks, important protection. If you wearing belts and most real One reason is the way they are. siding and a dignified entryway givethis house a Colonial Freeze veggies before frost count (IRA). If you wish, you can you’ii have your statement of become disabled after working drivers don’t. The tests focus only made. But now the experts have even use certain U.S. gold and earnings. It’s faster and easier come up with another reason: look. The family room features a brick fireplace and long enough and recently enough on front-end collisions, and many silver coins to fund your IRA than deaiing with an interme­ under Social Security you’ll re­ accidents involve cars struck Two-door cars tend to be sp6rt sliding glass doors to the back terrace and side porch. By Earl Aronson the tomato is not mature and will contribution. Doilars are all right diary. And, after ali, why pay the cars with more powerful engines, The Associated Press not ripen. Use these tomatoes for ceive monthly disability pay­ from the side or rear. Also, small Plan HA1484K has 988 square feet on the first floor and too. Your banker or stock broker $7 to someone else for something ments if you have an illness or cars are crashed against small and their drivers tend to push Weeders Guide relish or green tomato pickles. knows all the rules. you can do yourself? them to their limits. 1,108 on thb second. For more information, write to You can beat Mother Nature to If the seeds move away from injury which prevents you from cars, large cars against large cars, which obviously doesn’t architect Charles Koty, 27 Barry Park Court, Searington, the freezing game this fall by the knife and are not cut. the " q u e s t io n : Prior to my fa­ QUESTION: Is there any limit working for 12 months or more. ANTI-LOCKING BRAKING: N.Y. 11507. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. freezing some of the vegetables tomato will mature and will ripen ther’s death last year, he had on the amount of money my And your payments will continue mirror all real-life situations. Such a system can help protect still in your garden before frost use if the skin is removed. Do this indoors. The mature tomatoes capital losses that were not mother can ha ve in the bank if she for as long as you are unable to While admitting these draw­ your car against skidding if you damages them. by blistering over a gas flame, can be made into tomato sauce, or entirely deductible on his 1987 tax applies for SSI payments? work because of your disability. backs, Jack Gillis, author of “ The stop your car short on a slipppery Car Book” and a foriner em­ Peppers, onions and tomatoes roasting in a very hot oven or frozen for later use. return. Since an individual tax QUES'nON: My neighbor is road. Many of the more expensive may be salvaged if only touched heating in a smail amount of oii in return is not required to be fiied ANSWER: Yes, there is. Sup- ployee of the NHTSA, still thinks cars now offer anti-locking only 45 but he told me he’s getting your first step in seeking a safe by frost, but their quality will be a very hot skillet. Then remove Early leaf drop for 1988, can we deduct these piementai security income is for Medicare. I thought Medicare braking. better if you process them before aged, blind or disabied peopie in car is to check the crash-test Here’s the Answer stems and seeds along with the losses on his estate tax return? was just for people 65 and over. THE BEST COLORSi Ught the tender plant tissues are Early leaf fall in the hot days of J.W. need, so there wili be a resource results. skin. ANSWER: Medicare is for colors are easier to see at night frozen, advises Marilyn Hag­ fate summer or early autumn Fort Wayne, Ind. iimit applied in determining if “ The bottom line is that there’s Flatten each pepper to remove may be a sign that your trees are people 65 and over. But it’s also no better way to evaluate a car’s and during overcast days. But QUESTION: We have plaster gard, a Texas A&M University your mother is eligibie for pay­ QUESTION: I am having our air and place in moisture- and very thirsty. Shedding leaves is ANSWER: Unfortunateiy, cap- ments. That iimit is 81.900 for for disabled people who have safety,” Gillis says. The test two-toned cars also may be easier walls in a bathroom which I plan Agricultural Extension Service kitchen renovated and expect to vapor-resistant packaging. Wax nature’s way of conserving mois­ itai iosses cannot be carried over singie individuais, $2,850 for been getting Social Security results, Gillis adds, have promp­ to spot. And some research do some of the work myself. I to cover partially with ceramic specialist. paper, freezer paper or plastic ture within the tree. Waterdeeply after a taxpayer’s death. They coupies. Of course, that doesn’t checks for 2 years. And it’s for ted both foreign and the U.S. indicates that yellow or green intend to use two base cabinets tiles. Can the tiles be attached to Peppers and onions are easy to people who have permanent process because they don’t have wrap placed between peppers to correct the situation. are deductible only on the finai include the value of a home, manufacturers to make their may be the safest colors. That’s without putting backs on them. Is any kind of wall or must it be in kidney disease. Medicare helps to be blanched. They can be before freezing will make them income tax return fiied for the which you own and living in, or cars safer. why many fire departments in this feasible and is there anything excellent condition? Our walls You should use sprinklers, soil pay for kidney dialysis, a kidney frozen in this simple manner: easier to handle when thawing. deceased. These losses cannot be car, used for essential transpor- You can write to NHTSA in Europe and in this country now I should know about it? are fairly sound, but starting to soakers and root fevers attached transplant, or other related costs. Washington, D.C., for a complete have their new fire engines ■ Wash peppers and remove Freezing ripe tomatoes re­ deducted by the deceased’s taion, or furniture and similar look a bit seedy. to hoses. These devices can You might also be interested in test of crash-test results. But bear painted in these colors. ANSWER: Yes. It is a fairly the membrane and seeds, then quires little work. In our house we estate. personal belongings of reasona­ distribute water over a relatively knowing that Medicare can con­ in mind that large cars are The bottom line on car safety is common practice. But you must ANSWER: You will have to be dice or siice as you would if wash and dry them and slip them ble value. But we do have to wide area. Make sure the water QUESTION: I worked all tinue for disabled people who generally safer than small cars, a simple. The single most impor­ first install wooden cleats on the the judge of whether the walls are preparing them for casseroles or into freezer bags. They keep for has penetrated to the roots. summer at a restaurant near evaluate the money in your mother’s savings or checking recover for up to 2 years after major reason being that larger tant way you can ensure your wall. One bit of advice that in good enough shape or whether soup. many months and are fine for Surface sprinkling for a few campus and, of course, have to their monthly disability checks new gypsum walls are necessary. ■ Freeze in a singie layer on a account and other assets to cars have more metal to absorb safety is to wear your shoulder- applies to all cabinets that are to stewing and for spaghetti sauce. minutes with the garden hose is file an income tax return. Let me stop... to'give them time toadjust lap belt whenever you drive and be attached to a wall. Make sure It is assumed you mean the baking sheet. determine if she is eligible for energy. "As far as safety goes, When ready to use, dip them into pretty much a waste of time. To get this straight. If I file my own to their medical condition and to keep the fit snug, not loose. the cabinets are perfect before old-fashioned solid plaster walls. ■ When frozen solid, place in 'regular monthly payments the size of the car is of major hot water to make it easier to peel penetrate sun-baked arid ground, income tax return, and my expenses. And, while you’re at it, politely they are screwed into place. See In that event, the chances are any moisture- and vapor-resistant the skins. through SSI. importance,” says Brian O’Neill, soaking for hours or even several parents claim me as a dependent president of the Insurance Insti­ insist that any passengers in your that everything is level and that defects can be fixed. Fill any gaps packaging such as freezer bags, When the first killing frost days may be required. on their tax return, I cannot take QUESTION: I recently gradu­ This column Is prepared by the tute for Highway Safety in car do the same. all doors and other equipment with patching plaster. Be sure to rigid containers or glass jars with approaches, and you still have Most deciduous trees have a personal exemption for myself? staff of the Smilal Security wash down the walls to remove ated from school and got my first Washington, D.C. work properly. If you don't and airtight seals. Onions are best green tomatoes on the vine, test tremendous thirst during the Is this correct? real job. Among the deductions on Administration office in East NOTE: The NHTSA has a there is even a slight adjustment any grease or dirt on them. This is stored in glass containers be­ them for maturity. Haggard growing season, soaking up to 3 to S.A. Hartford. Address questions to THE BEST BELTS: Any belt hotline to answer questions: especially important in a ba­ my first paycheck was one called necessary later, it will be much cause their odor transfers easily says; S barrels of water daily. A University of Michigan “ FICA” which my boss explained Social Security. Manchester He­ you wear is better than none, but 1-800-424-9393 or you may write to throom or kitchen. The test is to other foods in the freezer. more difficult to make correc­ Cut a couple of tomatoes that fair-sized white oak may drink Ann Arbor, Mich. was Social Security. My question rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester the best ones attach over your the agency at NEF-10, 400 7th St. whether the old walls afford a Haggard says Anaheim tion.- after the cabinet is you aren’t certain will ripen. If ISO barrels of water on a summer is, if these deductions continue for 06040. shoulder, not just across your N.W., Washington, D.C. 20590. attached. solid base for the tiles. peppers can be frozen for later the knife cuts through the seeds. day. Evergreens need much less. ANSWER: In a capsule, yes. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 3, 19M — ll ' to —"iiiANcBfestEh' ift»« FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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Live [TNIC] Short Film Show ^e woman accidentally meets an architect (Dirk Blocker), to the holiday blues, Beverly Ann has her own [E S P N ] Bodyboarding: Pro Champion­ action and animation illustrate a boy's in­ and imntediately hires him to work on her volvement with a car from birth to adult­ 3:00PM CD U.S. Open Tennis Contin­ trace the kid­ "it's A Wonderful Life" experience. (R) (In ship, from the Pipeline in Hawaii (R) newly purchased home. Donna Mills. Ian ues (3 hrs.) Stereo) hood. Hendry. 1974. nappers of his 11:00PM (3D Taxi CD Sea Huht Mike fights a dangerous un­ mail-order (g ) MOVIE: 'The Valachi Papers' Mafia [E S P N ] Australian Rules'Football Game QD Josla and the Pussycats derwater current to explore an undersea life as seen through the eyes of famed in­ CD ® News of the week from Victorian Football bride. ® W W F Superstars of Wrestling cave. former Joseph Valachi. Charles Bronson. CD Mort After Dark League in f^tbourne. (60 min.) (Rebroadcast) Gerald S. O ’Loughlin, Jill Ireland. 1972. Connecticut Newsmakers CD Knight Rider QD Cheers (CC). 1 2:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; 'R e vm g e ^ MOVIE: 'The Fan' A young man ter­ ^ Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) (iD MOVIE; 'Nadia' Based on the life of of the Nerds' College freshmen, tired of rorizes the chic circle surrounding his fa­ (1® Keys to Success Nadia Comaneci, the young Romanian CHECK IISTINGS being humiliated by the campus jocks, @ ) W onderw orks: Buster's W orid (CC). vorite stage star. Lauren Bacall, James (g ) You Can't Take It With You Alice is gymnast who won three gold medals at Foe EXACT TIME form their own fraternity, which eventually Garner. Michael Biehn. 1981. impossible to live with as she studies for a (R) the 1976 Summer Olympics. Leslie W ei­ leads to a confrontation between the two crucial stockbroker exam. (R) [CNN] Newsday ner, Johann Carlo, Taka Balsam. 1984. ® Lonesome Pine Special (in Stereo) groups. Robert Carradine. Anthony Ed­ Stereo) ^ America's Cup Special wards. Bernie Casey. 1984. Rated R. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Teahouse of the Au­ Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) ® Lifestyles of the Rich and [CNN] PrimeNews gust M oon' A wily Okinawan interpreter 7:00PM Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) Famous Milton Berle; psychic Uri Geller; [M AX] MOVIE; 'Harry and the Hender­ QD Punto y Aparte 12:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; "H w manipulates a young Army captain's ef­ dD Motorweek The Mitsubishi Precis transatlantic balloonist Richard Branson. sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is d t) Ever Decreaslr^ Circles Paul's recent Guardian' (C C ) A militaristic security “We aren't going anywhere. I told you not forts to Americanize his country following subcompact; adding an auto sunroof; [CNN] Newswatch (60 min.) (R) turned upside down after they run into Big- run of bad tuck raises Manin's expecta­ guard is hired by a group of Manhattan ten­ World W ar II. Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford, problems with climate control systems. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Raising Arizona' (CC) to pay him In pennies.” foot during a camping trip and take the tions of actually beating him, for once in his ants after their apartment complex be­ € 1M« by NEA, Inc. Eddie Albert. 1956. [CNN] On the Menu After discovering that they can't have CD Too Close for Comfort lumbering creature home. John Lithgow, life, at a local Roundhead and Cavaliers comes t l^ target of violent crimes. Martin (ESPNl Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand [E S P N ] PGA Golf: Canadian Open children, a young couple decides to bor­ CD (g ) Wheel of Fortune {CC) Sheen, Louis (aossett Jr, Arthur Hill. 1984. row an infant quint from a wealthy local Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987. contest. National Gatorade 2 00 From Darlington. Third Round From Oakville. Ont. (2 hrs., It's a Uving Ginger's boyfriend is all Rated PG. (In Stereo) family. Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, Trey CD dD MOVIE: 'The Left-Handed Gun' Billy 1:00AM CD Anwrlca's Top Ten S.C. (2 hrs.) (Live) 30 min.) (Live) set for marriage, but his high-pressure pro­ ON THE FA8TKACK by Bin Holbrook Wilson. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Frank's PIk s (CC) Frank the Kid avenges his employer's murder [M A X ] MOVIE: Police Academy 4: Ci­ posal leaves Ginger confused. (R) 8;30PM CD (g ) W W F Wrestling [H B O j Tina -- Live — From Rio Live Jan. inherits an apartment building Inhabited by and then escapes to Madero where he is tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy [U S A ] Double Trouble (g ) Bizarre 16, 1988, triple Grammy winner Tina Tur­ dD T and T (CC) Despite opposition, Amy a voodoo practitioner who has scared ofi given sancturary. Paul Newman, Lita Milan, I graduates are put to work training local ci­ ner takes the stage for a performance in 5:30PM @ ) Frugal Gourmet Mara­ investigates a shady land deal - and fights all of the other tenants. (R) John Dehner. 1958. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Teahouse of the Au­ 10A5 SCWETUlNG- tizens in a crime-fighting program. Steve Rio de Janeiro. ( ^ min.) (In Stereo) thon city hall in the process. (R) (In Stereo) gust Moon’ A wily Okinawan interpreter (g ) ^ 227 (C C ) Sandra helps her new [C N N ] Pinnacle Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The ANnighter' Five manipulates a young Army captain's ef­ M y T w o Dads (C C ) The girl of Mi d ® Charles in Charge (CC) Misunder­ roommate (Kim Fields) change from a shy [D IS ] MOVIE: 'OIMe Hopnoodle's LONCRi low. 1987. Rated PG. Southern California students have a series forts to Americanize his country following chael's dreams is in love with Joey (R) (In standings result when Chartes gives Jamie individual into a sexy vamp. (R) (In Stereo) Haven of Bliss’ (CC) Humorist Jean She­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Bom in East L.A.' A Los of misadventures over the course of their World W ar II. Marlon Brando. Glenn Ford, Stereo) and her boyfriend advice on romance. (R) pherd's semiautobiographical account of Angeles native is sent south of the border last day and night before graduation. Su­ (g ) Frugal Gourmet Marathon Eddie Albert. 1956. ANP ^ (g ) Mama's Family Mama opens her an Indiana family's less-than-perfect sum­ after he's mistaken for an illegal alien dur­ sanna Hoffs, Dedee Pfeiffer, Joan Cusack. dD Tu Musica house to boarders with hopes of raising [D IS ] Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs mer vacation. James B. Sikking, Jerry [U S A ] Night Flight ing an immigration raid. Cheech Marin, Paul 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) @ )T h is Old House (CC) money for a new stove. Host Gary Owens talks with scientists- O'Connell, Dorothy Lyman. 1988. Rodriguez. Daniel Stern. 1987. Rated R. [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday about dinosaur truths and myths, with 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide 3:05PM [D IS ] Swiss Family Robin­ (2® Hee Haw (R) [E S P N ] SportsCenter m [U S A ] Hollywood Insider son Part 2 of 2. [E S P N ] College Football Kickoff Prev­ movie clips from the first dinosaur movie. 1 ;15AM [MAX] MOVIE; Mw^ngo' iew of the 1988-89 college football sea­ ( g Benny Hill "The Lost World," made in 1925. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Steal the Sky' (CC) Dur­ A slave's struggle for freedom pits him 1 : 3 0 P M (18) Rocky and Friends CDcoium bo ing the 1960s, an Israeli spy uses her 3:30PM son. (3® It's a Living Sonny considers taking up College Football; Florida against his owner and friend. James Ma­ ^3® Michael Reagan 9:00PM CD charms to gain access to a Russian-built CD Bamaby Jones faith healing after he saves a choking State at Miami (3 hrs.) (Live) son, Ken Norton, Susan George. 1976. [U S A ] Check It OutI Iraqui jet. Mariel Hemingway. Ben Cross 41) Embajadores de la Musica Colom* d l MOVIE: 'Master Gunfighter' A man. man's life. (R )' R a t^ R. biana 5;45PM [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Big Trouble CD © ) Suzi's Story Based on the true 1988. (in Stereo) haunted by his participation in an Indian d® To Be Announced. story of Suzi Lovegrove, a wife and mother ( £ Solid Gold in Concert (R) in Little China' (CC) A macho truck driver [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col­ 1:30AM [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday massacre, leaves his home in self-disgust. d D Sabado Gigante Programa rie varic- diagnosed with AIDS. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ventures below San Francisco's China­ lege students cut loose on spring break in Tom Laughlin, Ron O'Neal, Lincoln Kilpa­ dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- [HBOj MOVIE: 'Three O'Clock High' A town district to rescue a friend's kid­ (g ) Dayton International Airshow Fort Lauderdale. David Knelt, Perry Lang, ® MOVIE; ‘Father Figure' A widowed trick. 1975. istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don timid student agonizes through the worst napped fiancee. Kurt Russell. Kim Cattrall, (Taped) Jayne Modean. 1983. Rated R. father struggles to re-osteblish a relation­ WINTHROP byDIckCavoni day of his life after a foul-tempered bully Art of WitUam Alexander and Lowell Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Dennis Dun. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In (g ) i g ) Golden Girts (CC ) W hen the house ship with his two sons from whom he has challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- Speers [U S A ] Garry Shandling Alone in Las Ve­ Stereo). Doctor W ho is burglarized. Rose buys a gun to prevent been separated for five yeers. Hel Linden, maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson gas Comedy sketches created from per­ A AAASERATI ISAVERY I THOUaHT IT WAS THE GUY [CNN] Your Money ,, dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) future intrusions. (R) (In Stereo) Timothy H-jtton, Cessie Yates. 1980. MY DAD IS THINKING 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 6:00PM dj (D News sonal experiences. (60 min.) EXPENSIVE FOREIGN WITH THE KLEENEX' IN HIS Riker and Picard head for Earth when they (57) M O V IE: 'Footlight Parade' A musica) C£ Mindpower ABO UT BUYING- [U S A ] Cover Story 4:00PM CD Knight Rider CD What's Happening Now)) Raj is wor­ 11:30PM (B MOVIE; 'Airport' Dan- CHEEKS IN 'THE GODBATHER." learn that the Starfleet command may be comedy director fights a variety of difficul­ (1j) INN Nawa (R) A AAASEBATI. S P O R T S CAR. N W A Main Event ried when Dee (decides to quit school to involved m a conspiracy. (60 min.) (R) (In gerous weather, a demented bomber and 1 :4 5 P M (S) MOVIE: Daughter of the ties to become a big-time producer. James (S ) Dating Game / MOVIE: 'Island of Terror' T w o scien­ join her comedian-boyfriend on the road. Stereo) personal fri^iona create tense drama on / Mind' A scientist seeks the aid of a (R) Cagney, Joan Blondell, Dick Powell. 1933. the ground and in the air. Burt Lancaster, psychic when the spirit of his deceased tists journey to an island where they dis­ [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday 5 j) Twilight ZotM cover killer monsters that resemble gigan­ CD A-Team [CNN] Showbiz Week Dean Martin, Jean Seberg. 1970. daughter begins communicating with him [DIS] MOVIE: 'Benji the Hunted' @ ABC News (CC). tic turtles. Peter Cushing, Edward Judd, [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Quarterback Princess' A Star Search (60 min.) Ray Miltand, Gene Tierney, Don Murray Charles in Charge (CC) Charles begs Stranded in the Pacific Northwest, the can­ (3) [C N N ] Crotafira Saturday 1969. Carole Gray. 1967. Buddy for help when he makes too many Canadian girl fights for the right to become MOVIE: 'The Kidnapping of the ine star finds himself playing surrogate par­ QD [ESPN] Surfer Magaiina Y'. Police Story commitments for one night. (R) quarterback of her high-school football President' While on a state visit to T o ­ 2 : 0 0 P M d3 McMillan and Wife ent to four orphaned cougar cubs. Benji, team. Helen Hunt, Don Murray, John ronto, the President is kidnapped by terror­ Home Shopping Over­ ® Julia Child arul Mora Company (H ) Blue Knight Rod Steagall, Frank Inn. 1987. Rated G. Stockwell. 1983. 2:00AM QD ( D W e Got It Made David's romantic ists. William Shatner, Hal Holbrook, Ava night Servica (3 hrs.) weekend with a beautiful woman takes a [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of d® Friday the 13th: The Series A TV [T M C ] MOVIE: 'My Science Project' A [ESP N ] College Football Scoreboard Gardner. 1980. Runaway W)th the Rich and Famous bizarre turn. Huckleberry Finn' Mark Twain's classic anchorman captures his audience's atten­ high school student's newly-discovered (3D wk tale is recreated with Huck Finn, Tom Saw­ tion with stories of grisly machete mur­ science project gets out of control. John [H BO ] MOVIE: Trading Maces' (CC) A (g ) Topper Jill St. John in Aspen, Colo.; actor Lou Dia­ (JD Baretta yer and Jim running into all kinds of adven­ ders. but viewers don't realize he's the Stockwell, Danielle Von Zerneck, Fisher commodities broker and a street hustler ^ D.C. F.ollies Guest: actress Heather mond Phillips ("La Bamba") in the Baha­ become the objects of a bizarre bet made (iD Underdog tures down the Mississippi River. Kurt Ida, force behind the crimes (60 min ) (In Stevens 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Thomas. (R) mas. (R) Forrest Tucker. Larry Storch. 1978. Stereo) by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy, Dan [2^ MOVIE: 'Gunfight in Black Horse [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Aykroyd, Jamie LceCunis. 1983. Rated R g ) g Saturd^ Night Live Host: Robert @ Jimmy Swaggart Canyon' An outlaw released from prison [H B O ] MOVIE: Blind Date' (CC) A blind d® Record Guide Mitchum. Musical guest: "Simply Red. " ® That's the Spirit U.8. ACRES byJImOavla sets out to find the Wells Fargo agent who date pairs an overworked yuppie with a 7:30PM d j M*A*s*H [ T M C ] M O V IE: Bom in East L A .' A Los Horsey's Hollywood Previews of (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) . [C N N ] Intemstional Correspondents put him there ten years before. Dale Rob­ beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a CD Jeopardy! (CC) Angeles native is sent south of the border movies to be released and interviews with after he's mistaken for an illegal alien dur­ (g ) Racing From Plainsfield "RS. UNTIL ONE NIGHT WHEN ' ertson, Ellon Buretyn, George Kenr>edy. strange way Bruce Willis. Kim Basinger, actors. Mama's Family Mama opens her [ESP.N] SportaCentar CD ing an immigration raid. Cheech Marin, Paul 0® MOVIE: 'The Ambassador' An "AS IT TOf?N£P DOT THE LION 1961 John Larroquette. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In house to boarders with hopes of raising [U S A ] Night Flight THE LION ROLLEP OVER IN HIS dD Topo Gigio Rodriguez. Daniel Stem. 1987. Rated R American ambassador employs unortho­ HAP NEVER rOReOTTEN THE SLEEP ANP SOU ASHE P TH E Baseball: Kansas City Royals at Stereo) money for a new stove. (R) dox methods and backdoor diplomacy to m o v i e ; T h e Barefoot AlOOSEtt KINI7NESS, ANP THEV LIVEP Minnesota Twins or Los Angeles Dodg­ (6D It's a Living Ginger's boyfriend is all (g ) d i Am en (C C ) Despite his 2:10AM SD WHERE'S M(X)5£ FLAT ' [U S A ] Cartoons Cip Tales From the Darkside A reformed 9; 30PM mediate the Israeli-Palestinian crisis. Rob­ Conteasa' A girl's rise to stardom results TOGETHER HAPPILV EVER AFTER' ers at New York Mats (3 hrs.) (Live) set for marriage, but his high-pressure pro­ daughter's objections, Frye decides to go alcoholic (Vic Tayback) is driven apart ert Mitchum. Ellen Burstyn. Rock Hudson in the loneliness found in fame. Edmund 4:10PM [CN N ] Sports Close-up posal leaves Ginger confused. ahead with plans to marry Roxanne. Part 2 VIOLENCE f! (2ji} MOVIE: Brother John' After his from his family by a young boy claiming to 1984. O'Brien, Ava Gardner, Humphrey Bogart. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stranger on [CNN] Newswatch be his son of 2. (R) (In Stereo) death a man returns to his hometown in 4:20PM Q D MOVIE: 'Genghis Khan’ A Mongol 1954. 7 ^ the Run' A sheriff disregards the law and [C N N ] This Week in Japan Alabama to see how the people are doing. [D IS ] Best of Ozzle and Harriet (J® Odd Couple youth grows up to be the mighty Khan, turns ^ chase for a murder suspect into a 2:15 AM [T M C ] m o v i e ; "riw Aimigh- Sidney Poitier, Will Geer, Bradford Dillman. 1 [E S P N ] College Football: Tennessee at [E S P N ] Diving: U.S. Send-Off to Seoul seeking vengeance upon the chieftain who 1971. cruel ^ m e . Henry Fonda, Michael Parks, (g ) D.C. Follies Guest: actress Heather ter' Five Southern Califomia students have Georgia (3 hrs.) (Live) Thomas. (R) From Long Beach, Calif. (60 min.) (Taped) killed his father. Omar Sharif, Stephen a series of misadventures over the course (4^ MOVIE: 'Same Time. Next Year' Anne Baxter. 1967. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Soylent Green' In this (g ) Hogan's Heroes 10:00PM CD CD News Bovd. James Mason. 1965. of their last day and night before gradua­ tw o people, married, but not to each 4:30PM (X ) SS) Wida Worid of Sports: . futuristic tale, humankind is forced back to [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred tion. Susanna Hoffs, Dedee Pfeiffer, Joan (g ) Countdown to 88: The Seoul Games ( D Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser's other, agree to meet once a year to rekin­ Boxing Meldrick Taylor vs. James its most primitive instincts in order to sur­ Hickman, Nick Charles. Cusack. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) dle an old romance. Ellen Burstyn, Alan "Buddy" McGirt for the IBF Junior Welter­ vive. Chariton Heston, Edward G. Robin­ ®8) Mama's Family Mama opens her the only one who believes a teen-ager's [ESP N ] AW A Championship Wrestling Alda. 1978. story about witnessing a murder. Ex- 2:30AM (3D Ta)oa From the Darkside weight title, scheduled for 12 rounds, from son. Leigh Taylor-Young. 1973. Rated PG. house to boarders with hopes of raising [M A X ] M O V IE : 'Shaft' A street detec­ d l) Lo Major de la Semana Noticias sobre Atlantic City, N.J. (90 min.) (Live) money for a new stove. Boston Bruins forward Bobby Orr guest A quiet 8-year-old tries to convince his [USA] Airwolf stars. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) tive tries to free the kidnapped daughter of parents that tentacled monsters are lurking 3ta iMvrs el besibot. (iD Chespirito © ) W ild America America's wildlife re­ a drug dealer. Richard Roundtree. Moses 6:30lPM CD CBS News (CC) 0® Headlines on Trial (R) in his bedroom. Guest star: Greg Mullavey. Adventures in Scale Modeling ^ Victory Garden (CC). fuges, from the smallest in Florida to the Gunn. 1971. Rated R. Small Wonder Jamie and Vicki, help (Rl ZIPPY by Bill Orifflth ^ MOVIE: 'Curse of the Fly' An es­ CD largest in Alaska. (g ) Wild. Wild West @ MOVIE: 'Impasse' An American police nab a drug pusher at school. (R) 12:00AM CD Nev«» f3i) Home S lo p in g Overnight Service caped mental patient marries and finds seeks the aid of four men to find gold that [C N N ] Sports Saturday ^ (g ) Hunter One of Hunter's former (2 hrs., 30 min.) that her husband and his father are aff- CD Siskel 8i Ebert Scheduled: "Moon partners appears to be heading a large co­ Q® Weight Loss Made Easy is supposedly hidden in an ancient laby­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' A depart­ [C N N ] Sports Latenight CLoie. 1M£?£ TEENS WAVE T I'VE BEEN MOWlToPWG fl'cted with a strange malady. Brian Don- rinth. Burt Reynolds. Anne Francis, Lyle Over Parador" (Richard Dreyfuss, Sonia ment store window.dresser falls in love caine syndicate. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) g Tales From the Darkside A reformed I'VE BBM M omiToPMG levy, Carole Gray. George Baker. 1965. 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Patrick McGoo- A war is waged to settle the possession of Stereo) (3 ) Smithsonian Treasures 12:30AM (3 ) Synchronal [USA] Night Flight min.) thriving business. Maureen Stapleton, Trini GD NWA Pro Wrestling Stefeo) han. 1968. Rated G. (In Stereo) the Wyoming Territory. Guy Madison. ^ ^ Whole Lotta Fun (CC) Variety. (3) Home Shopping Overnight Service Alvarado. Lee Richardson. 1987. Rated [CNN] Newswatch 6:10AM [CNN] HeaKhweek (3) Today in Bible Prophecy Joan Weldon, James Whitmore. 1954. GD MOVIE; The Best of Times' A high- Hosts former Miss America Suzette (3B in n New s (3 hrs.) PG-13. 1 2 :0 0 P M d ) This Is the NFL [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC). ® Robert Schuller GD MOVIE; 'Where the Buffalo Roam' school football team reunites to replay the Charles and comic John Byner are joined (?B) Jimmy Swaggart [USA] Discover 6:1 5AM OD Davey 8t Goliath CS MOVIE: Flight of the White Stal- game that cost them the championship 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu Unorthodox journalist Hunter S. Thomp­ [M A X ] M OVIE: 'The Cowboys' Eleven by guests Sammy Davis Jr., comic Kenny (S) World Vision ^ Alice Ikms* Part 1 of 2. [H B O ] m o v i e : Hunter s son covers some of the major political and and their honor 12 years earlier. Robin Wil­ schoolboys become hardened men after Bob Davis and dancers Spin and Ludovika 1 2:45AM 6:30AM CD vista Odd Couple Blood' A group of city boys fall prev to dD Baptist Church 10:30AM (D inside Washington CD Aloha Windsurfing Championship social events in the late 6 0 's and early liams, Kurt Russell, F amela Reed. 1986. they participate in a 40O-mile cattle drive. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S) CD Oral Roberts backwoods poachers during an Arkansas [CNN] Politics'88 CD Gilligan's lslar>d GD MOVIE: 'Captain Nemo and the Un­ 70's. Bill Murray, Peter Boyle, Bruno Kirby. (2^ NFL Football: Regional coverage John Wayne, Bruce Dem, Colleen De- (3 ) Simon and Garfunkel: The Concert W rap Around the W orld Originating CD It's Your Business ^ from the United States. Asia and Europe, deer hunt. Sam Bottoms. Kim Delaney, Ciu [DIS] Wuzzles Beazley Showcase of Homes derwater City' Survivors of a Shipwreck 1980. Jets at Patriots. Oilers at Colts, Chargers at whurst. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) in Central Park Paul Simon and Art Gar- CD video artist Nam June Palk’s latest global Guiager. 1987. Rated R. OD Christian Science Monitor Reports are rescued by a futuristic submarine and (3 ) M OVIE: 'The Promise* Two young Raiders, Seahawks at Broncos or Browns [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey funkel's first joint concert since 1970, [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour Love Boat telecast celebrates the international spirit (R| (3D taken to an underwater city of gold. Robert college students vow to love each other.^ at Chiefs. (3 hrs.) (Live) taped during a 1981 Central Park perform­ 12:50AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Rolling of the 1988 Summer Olympics. Special 0^ Headline News [HBO] Lyle, Lyle Crocodile: the M usical (3) All Craatures Great and Small Ryan. Chuck Connors. 1970. but a strange fa:e intervenes. Kathleen' 6:30PM CD N ew s ** ance. includes "Mrs. Robinson" and Vengeance' A young truc[i:er uses his GD Hometime musical performance by David Bowie. (90 (CC) (3) Three Stooges Quinlan, Stephen Collins. Beatrice Straight. 3 ) Tales From the Oarkside A quiet 8- "Bridge Over Troubled W aters". (2 hrs., monstrous vehicle as a tool of revenge To Be Announced. GD Career Media Network GD Police Story min.) year-old tries to convince his parents that 30 min.) (In Stereo) against the men who killed his family. Don 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 ® Conversations With 3 M O VIE: 'Ironside' A crippled chief of 1979. ^ Ring Around the World C3) N FL Football: N ew York Je ts at New tentacled monsters are lurking in his bed­ [CNN] Headline News Michael Paul, Lawrence Dane. Ned Beatty. min.) d D Pata Oanta Grande Programs de la detectives tracks down the culprit who GD Baby Panda Joan Embery narrates a 3 ) One Day at a Time Defenders of the Earth (CC). England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) room. Guest star: Greg Mullavey. [DIS] MOVIE: Country' (CC) A coura­ 1987. Rated R. CD D .J. Kat Cadena. disabled him. Raymond Burr. Geraldine profile of a baby panda's development dur­ ® Festival de Verano Invitados: Luis En- [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch ing the first eight months of life in the Mad­ (5?) Joy of Painting Dick Van Dyke geous woman struggles to save her family Naked City To Be Announced. © ) S d a n ce Journal (CC) Scheduled; mu­ Brooks, Gene Lyons. 1967. GD riaue, Hansel y Raul, Clouds of Miami, Mipi 1:00AM CD CD rid (Spain) Zoo. (75 min ) [D IS ] Olympic Dream Profiles of Seoul and her land from government foreclosure [DIS] Mousercise tual Anterican and Russian nuclear test (3) To Be Announced. GD A B C N ew s (CC). y Mipi, Orquesta de Lefty Perez. Lourdes GD Odd Couple C D *l«tsons Summer Olympic hopefuls, including Janet Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard, Wilford [MAX] MOVIE: Making Contact' verification; chemical weapons: Dr. Fred­ ® MOVIE: 'The Castaway Cowboy' A Chacon, Ruben y Luis Angel. (90 min.) (3 ) Police Woman Evans of California who has broken five (4D Noticiero Univislon Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. G® That's the Spirit Psychic powers allow a young boy to com­ (1D Hee H aw (R) erick K. Goodwin discusses stress and de­ Texas cowboy attempts to transform a Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) 3 M eet the P ress (CC). world swimming records and runner Leah [CNN] Inside Business GD [E S P N ] NFL Primetime (60 min.) [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Su­ municate with his recently deceased (ID Kenneth Copeland pression. Hawaiian potato farm into a cattle ranch. Malot who trains in her Kenyan village. (60 [CNN] PrimeNews per Seventies (60 min ) (R) father. Joshua Morrell, Eva Kryll. Tammy 3 ) Hogen's Heroes James Gamer. Robert Culp, Vera Miles. [D IS ] Anim als in Action Featured: how 10:30PM Carson's Com edy C la s­ ® Bugs Bunny [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday min.) animals use sound to communicate. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist* GD Shields. 1985. Rated PG. ( ^ Modem Maturity (CC) 1974. Part 1 of 2. sics [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Grapes of Wrath' 3 ) Cossman's Secrets [ E S P N ] Th is W eek in Sports (6C min.) [ESPN] Auto Racing Continues (60 (CC) An attractive museum tour guide Oscar-winning John Steinbeck story of a ^ Mystery!: Cover Her Face (CC) Chief [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Fine Mess' (CC) Two (3 ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword 6;45AM,[HB0] HBO Family Play- [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' [CNN] Newsday min.) proves to be more than a match for a 21- Depression-era family's migration from the (3 ) Maude Superintendent Adam Dalgliesh is called in losers inadvertently win $10,(XX) in a fixed Divided, II Season Premiere (CC) The house: Supermom's Daughter (CC) An attractive museum tour guide [DIS] My Friend Flicka year-old ladykiller. Molly Ringwald, Robert Oklahoma dust bowl to the greener pas­ ® World Tomorrow to in v e sti^ e after Salty Jupp discovers a 4:05,P.M [MAX] MQ](^; 'Sunshine horse race. Ted Danson, Howie Mandel, Lacey family's saga of divided loyalties proves to be more than a match for a 21 - Downey, Dennis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG- tures of California. Henry Fonda. Jane Dar- 7:00AM CD At the Movies [H B O ] Survival David Niven narrates^this corpse, v ^ n she visits her/ldrmer col­ Boyjk After a long separajiqn, two former Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. during England's civil war continues with (g ) Sesam e Street (CC). (R) year-old ladykitler. Molly Ringwald, Roben 13. (In Stereo) well, John Carradine. 1940. true story of an orphaned leopard which leagues^ a'London book citiD, [60 min.) vauaeviile partners reunite ,tq renew their the Royalists* defeat and John Fletcher's CD Robert Schuller [CNN] Daywatch Downey. Dennis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG- 7:00PM CD 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min.) [M AX] Crazy About the Movies: Gre­ bridged the world of protect^ captivNy Part 1 bt;e: iR) friendship and their feud. George Burns, reluctant decision that the king must be [U S A ] Perfect Diet CD 8th Day 13. (In Stereo) and her natural habitat in the wilds of Asia. CD GD 21 Jum p Street A 17-year-old girl gory Peck - His Own Man (CC) Peck nar­ [D IS ] Dortald Duck Presents [CNN] Week in Review Waller Matthau. Richard Benjamin 1975. executed. (60 min.) Part 1 of 7. 1 :30AM (T) Dom DeLuise Show Dom CD Point of View (60 min.) Rated PG, claims loki is the father of her unborn child. rates this profile of his life which includes [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports O.J. 10:45AM @ Jawlih Ufe 2:10PM [M AX] MOVIE: The Subject (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) clips and interviews with Lauren Bacall and (3) Ask the Manager gives pointers on how to make pizza. dD Larry Jones Simpson and his Heisman Trophy year, 1 2 :1 0 P M ©) Best of Wild America: Guests; Burt Reynolds. Rita Rudner. 11:00AM GD F a c . the Nation W as Roses' A couple tries to.pgt aside 4:30PM CD Kiner's Komer M O VIE: 'Not Quite Human' (CC) Jack Lemmon. (60 min.) GD Gidget 1968, are the focus. (R) The Babies A look at the behavior of wild CD 3 QD Divine Plan their differences in order to wek^ome their dD lyricrowave Master A scientist's plans to perfect the teen-age GD INN N ew s ( S WWF Wraatling Challenge animal offspring including wolf pups, lynx 8:15PM [ESPN] NFL Scrapbook: [USA] Cover Story To Be Announced. [HBO] MOVIE: What's Up, Doc?' son home from World War II. Patricia Neal. android he has created by sending it to [USA] Discover Discover with Robert Vaughn and cougar kittens and pronghorn fawns. [CNN] Politics '88 New York's Finest Identical suitcases and stolen jewels drag CD Jack Albertson. Martin Sheeh; 1968. high school are threatened by villainous ri­ 11:00PM Q] CD (3) G® N ew s (S) James Kennedy an eccentric professor and an impish (110 min.) CD Knight Rider Rated G. ^ [HBO] How to Raise a Street-Smart vals and colleagues. Alan Thicke, Jay Un­ 8:30PM (33 H ) M am ed... W ith Child- C heers (CC). 2:00AM CJD Love Your Skin (S) What's Happening Nowll Dwayne young woman into a mad chase. Ryan GD 1 2 : 3 0 P M d ) N FL Today NFL pregame Child (CC) Police officials and child-abuse derwood, Robyn Lively. 1987. Part 1 of 2. ran (CC) When Al finally wins at the race­ Nightliiie (CC). and Raj attempt to save underage Dee O'Neal, Barbra Streisand. Madeline Kahn. (3$ How to Build a Fortune in 1988 2:30 PM ^ This Week in Baseball G® BR Syndication Paid Program CD hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross, experts offer advice on educating children track. he tries to keep the money from from a police raid at a mate strip joint. (R) 1972. Rated G. (3 ) Captain Power and the Soldiers of Highlights of Major League action are (R) GD At the Movies Scheduled: Bill Harris Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. about the dangers of abduction and as­ Peggy. (R) (In Stereo) (3 ) Insight / Out the Future shown. sault. Commentary by John Walsh, father CD MOVIE: 'Night at the Opera' The and Rex Reed highlight this summer's It's Your Business 9:30AM CD Century 21 Home Show ^ Alice 3 ) Police Story movies. (R) @ Real to Reel CD Road to Seoul (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: Sweet Dreams' (CC) of Adam Walsh who was abducted in Marx Brothers find some opera talent and ® Kenneth Copeland give love their help. Marx Brothers, Allan CD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck CD Th is W eek in Baseball Highlights of Based on country singer Patsy Cline's rise 1981. Host; Daniel J. Travanti. (In Stereo) 9:00PM C D CD Jerry Lew is Labor Day ^ AM Boston [CNN] Moneyweek Jimmy Swaggart (3 ) It's Your Business Jones. Kitty Carlisle. 1935. (B) Portrait of the Soviet Union (CC) The Major League action are shown. to stardom and her rocky relationship with [USA] Check It OutI Telethon From Caesars Palace in Las Ve­ GD Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) (3j|) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Young (S) Popeye modernization of the Central Asian region Bravo her husband. Jessica Cange, Ed Harris. GD Charles in Charge (CC) Charles begs gas. Nev., Jerry Lewis' 23rd annual fund­ [CNN] Inside Business Dick Turpin' A poor young farmer is (ID Ann Wedgeworth. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In 3 ) Hometime [CNN] Daybreak where ancient trade routes led to China. dS) B usiness World 4:35PM Buddy for help when he makes too many raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ forced to become a highwayman in order (2D 3 ) NFL Live NFL pregame show^ Stereo) commitments for one night. (R) [ E S P N ] SportsCenter (6Q min.) (60 min.) Part 4 of 7, Temas y Debates (T) MOVIE: 'Trackdown' A tion. Helping him top last year's donation to keep his land. David Weston, Bernard [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer dD hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- 5:00PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Big Easy' (CC) A (^ Visionaries [USA] MOVIE: 'The Meanest Men in man leaves his Montana ranch to scour G6) Friday tha 13th: 'The Series A TV total of $39 million are co-hosts Ed McMa­ Lee, George Cole. 1966. dD Innovation had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle New Orieans homicide detective falls for [ESPN] SportsCenter the W est' A young man holds a psychotic L A. in a trackdown for his run-away sis­ anchorman captures his audience's atten­ hon. Sammy Davis Jr.. Casey Kasem, ® M eet the P ress (CC). MOVIE: ‘One. Two. Three' A Coca- Gardner. an investigator assigned to uncover sus­ [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] Calliope dD grudge because his mother died giving ter. Jim Mitchum, Cathy Lee Crosby. tion with stories of grisly machete mur­ Tony Orlando and Norm Crosby. (2 hrs.) Cola executive in Berlin, aiming for a top (3) Charlie's Angels pected departmental corruption. Dennis [USA] Love After Marriage ^ Adelante birth to his stepbrother. Lee Marvin, 1976. ders. but viewers don't realize he's the CD GD It's Garry Shandting's Show 7:30AM CD Wall street Journal Re­ (3) Sea Hunt Mike fights a dangerous un­ London post, sees his plans go awry when CfD Spotlight on Government Charles Bronson, James Drury. 1979. force behind the crimes. (60 min.) (R) Quaid, Ellen Barkin, Ned Beatty. 1987. Hawaii Five-0 Garry steps into his flashback booth to find 2:20AM [M A X ] m o v i e : -Osath port derwater current to explore an undersea his boss's daughter secretly weds a Com­ CD out why everyone is mad at him after the Rated R. (S7) Computer Chronicles CS MOVIE: 'Rope of Sand' (3 ) GD Family Ties (CC) Elyse’s high- W ish' After his wife is killed and his CD Breakthrough cave. munist. James Cagney, Arlene Francis. 3:00PM GD Simon & Simon Schumakers' parents' anniversary party. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Trouble in Mind' Just [CNN] International Correspondents An adventurer fights off a corrupt police school admirer, now a millionaire, tries to daughter brutally assaulted, a law-abiding Horst Buchholz. 1961. (R) (In Stereo) released from prison, an ex-cop falls in CD Sunday Mass chief in his efforts to reclaim a cache of C3) Saint steal her away from Steven. (R) (In Stereo) citizen turns vigilante. Charles Bronson, (3) Rev. David Paul [U S A ] Tennis: U .S. Open Fourth round, [DIS] ZCHTO love with a woman whose boyfriend has (31) World Tomorrow diamonds in South Africa. Burt Lancaster. (46) Star Search (60 min.) (3) MOVIE: 'The Night of the Generals' CD MOVIE: 'Poltergeist' (CC) Hope Lange. Vincent Gardenia. 1974. dD Ayer. Hoy y Martana from Flushing, N.Y. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [E S P N ] Speedw eek Weekly auto racing Vengeful ghosts take over a suburban Cali­ fallen in with gangsters. Kris Kristofferson. Rated R. dS) Abbott and Costello Claude Rains, Corinne (^atvet. 1949. (4D Asi va el Beisbol Resumen semanal A Nazi major suspects three of his generals Keith Carradine, Lori Singer. 1985. Rated [CNN] Your Money highlights. fornia home and abduct the family's 11:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide GD Big Ten Football Preview A look at sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana of murdering a Warsaw prostitute. Peter R. 2:30AM CD N u Day: The Perfect Diet Miracle Faith Outreach O'Toole. Omar Sharif, Tom Courtenay youngest child. Jobeth Williams, Craig T. [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) 1 : 0 0 P M CD NFL Football: San Fran- the top teams and players as the 1988 (5^ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' ■ MOVIE: The Lucky Stiff A girl is Day of Discovery Century 21 Homes for 1967 Nelson, Beatrice Straight. 1982. [USA] Love After Marriage GD [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Host: Jay 11:30AM CD cisco 49ers at New Orleans Saints (3 season approaches. Host: Bill Flemming, Outdoors saved from the chair after she is fram ^ for Sesam e Street (CC). Sale hrs.) (Live) (3) Fun House A preview of a new game Gp Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous 11:15PM [MAX] MOVIE; 'Private Johnstone. (3 ) Chartie's Angels (DiD Small Wonder (CC) Jamie and Vicki murder. Dorothy Lamour, Brian Donlevy, This Week With David Brinkley show featuring teams of youngsters parti­ Milton Berle; psychic Uri Geller; transatlan­ Investigations* An innocent man gets (3) Dr. James Kennedy [M AX] MOVIE: The Uving Daylights' CD d^ CD MOVIE: 'Plaase Don't Eat tha Dais­ help police nab a drug pusher at school. (R) Claier Trevor. 1949. (CC). ^ Major League Baseball: Boston Red cipating in stunts and question-and- tic balloonist Richard Branson. (60 min.) (R) caught up in his journalist father's battle (CC) James Bond battles villainous forces ies' An obscure university professor rises [CNN] Sports Latenight (3) Celebrate: Lincoln Sox at California Angels (3 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Newswatch answer sessions, with the winners getting against police corruption. Clayton Rohner, planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ (3D A t the Movies Scheduled: Bill Harris to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris Day, GD MOVIE: 'Advice to the Lovelom' A dS le Santa Misa ® M O VIE: 'The Outlaw' Doc Holliday the chance to roam through a prize-filled Ray Sharkey. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ E S P N ] PGA OoH: Canadian Open Final tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ and Rex Reed highlight this summer's David Niven, Janis Paige. 1960. [DIS] Bud Greenspan's Summer Olym­ newspaper columnist dispenses advice on aids Billy the Kid and hides him with a pic Greats The Olympics historian high­ Fun House. (60 min.) all sorts of personal problems, but isn't Round From Oakville. Ont. (2 hrs.) (R) dD Flintatones ton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. movies. (R) CD Major League Baseball: Los Angelos 11:20PM (33 jany Uwia Labor Day beautiful girl. Jane Russell, Walter Huston, lights U.S. gold m ^alist Mark Breland's Especial con Artista invitada: Rocio sure when it comes to her own life. Doris [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Bullies' (CC) Evil of an­ [CNN] Big story 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D Headline News Dodgers at New York Mats (3 hrs., 30 Jack Buetel. 1943. Telethon From Caesars Palace in Las Ve­ boxing performance in the 1984 (kimes DurcsI. (60 min.) Leachman, Desi Arnaz Jr, Melissa Sue An­ gas, Nev., Jerry Lewis' 23rd annual fund­ other kind lies waiting for*aq executive and [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (3 ) History of Dieting min.) (Live) 10:00AM CD Sybervision G7) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword and the finish of the 1968 marathon. derson. 1981. raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ his family when they leave the dangerous GD MOVIE: 'The Ambassador' An GD DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) [ESPN] Bodyshaping CD Steampipe Alley (3) TV Open House [ESPN] Indy: First Year Experience ^ (3 ) MOVIE: 'The Man Who Wasn't tion. Helping him top last year's donation city for the safety of smalltown life. Janet American ambassador employs unortho­ [CNN] World Report First Run There* (CC) A clerk inadvertently stum­ Laine Green. Debt Berti, Stephen Hunter. dl) Jimmy Swaggart 3 ) Wall Street Journal Report dox methods and backdoor diplomacy to w ith Jeff M aePherson (Taped) total of $39 million are co-hosts Ed McMa­ [HBO ] Tales of Little Women: Jo's Civil [DIS1 MOVIE: 'Stanley end Livingstone' bles on a ring of vials containing an invisi­ hon. Sammy Davis Jr.. Casey Kasem. 1986. Rated R. mediate the Israeli-Palestinian crisis. Rob­ [USA] Airwotf War Stories ^ Buck Rogers dD World Tomorrow Continued.. WANCHEgTER HEtfALWSaiuWfa^;g^.'S/Wi1»8 - »> t a — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Sept. 3, 1988 man hrom November 1987, Talk-show ger. Willem Dafoe, Charlie Sheen. 1986. [CN N ] Moneyline host Tom Snyder; director John Waters, FOCUS / Hobbies Rated R. (In Stereo) [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 9:30PM ® Designing Women (CC) [ESPN] NFL Trivia g Sea Hunt Suzanne and Julia are shocked to learn that Monday, Sept. 5 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While (g) Twilight Zone their half-brother, recently released from a training for an international arm-wrestling mental institution, wants to be a stand-up (3.D Newlywed Game competition, a trucker tries to re-establish comic. (R) a relationship with his estranged son. (6D Gene Scott 5:30PM @D ChUd care Challenge: ® M O V IE: 'Battleground' The Battle of (3D Odd Couple Sylvester Stallone. Robert Loggia, Susan [ESP N ] NFL Yearbook: 1987 Washing­ the Bulge is depicted. Van Johnson, Ri­ Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ton Redskins - Second to None (R) Second ‘Companion’ offers more about coins Union Sdiitlona How working parents cardo Montalban, George Murphy. 1949. 10:00PM ® Magnum, P.l. Magnum won day-care when the union stepped in. gets some unwanted assistance from pn- [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [U SA ] Edge of Night ® (g) NFL Football: Washington Red­ \'8te eye Luther Gillis while trying to pro­ [ESPN] Horse Racing: All-Amertcan ® U.S Open Tennis High­ 12:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Th e Fly- “ The Numis­ The 1913 nickel has had its own Indian, then a 1909 VDB Lincoln, skins at N e w York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) tect Higgins from a mysterious killer. (60 1 1:30PM Futurity, from Ruidoso Downs, N.M. A lights From Flushing, N.Y (CC ) A scientist is transformed into a mon­ matist’s Bed­ anvil chorus, but we like to a 1909-1958 Lincoln, the 1943 steel 440-yard race for two-year-old quarter ® Pee-wee Herman Show A satire of min.) (R) strous insect following an ill-fated telepor ® (6D Late Show (In Stereo) side Compan­ believe the late lamented Scrap­ cent, a 1944-45 shell case alloy and horse. (60 min.) (Live) 1950s shows, starring Paul Reubens as (5) dD [CNN] News tation experiment Jeff Goldblum, Geena Nl MbM.'Vi'bV s l lKl sinh , Pee-wee Herman, (60 min.) ® I3D Nightline (CC) ion” published book Magazine where it says how the 1958 “ to-date” memorial 6:00PM CD Jerry Lewis Labor Day T e ­ IN N News Davis, John Getz. 1986. Rated R. (In CoOectors* lethon From Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Q D M O V IE: 'Th e Best of Tim es' A high- ® Baretta Stereo) a few months the diemaker of that year went on design. Since Dave’s survey was school football team reunites to replay the OD Odd Couple Nev . Jerry Lewis’ 23rd annual fund-raiser QD Honeymooners 1 :00AM ® Love Boat ago turned out about his business of preparing written in 1977 we have to add a for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. game that cost them the championship (g ) American Masters: Saint Gaudens: Com er (g ) Jeffersons ® McCreary Report to be a surprise if-needed advance dies. He made 1982 to-date to cover what we are Helping him top last year’s donation total and their honor 12 years earlier. Robin W il­ Masque of the Golden Bowl (CC) A dra­ of $39 million are co-hosts Ed McMahon, liams, Kurt Russell, Pamela Reed. 1986 matized portrait of sculptor Augustus a t ( g Tonight Show Guest host Jay ® Superior Court best-seller, go­ Russ MacKendrick five trial coins and put them in a getting now — copper-plated zinc. Saintt Gaudens (James Hurdle), re-creating Leno. Scheduled: Seattle Seahawks line­ Sammy Davis Jr.. Casey Kasem, Tony Or­ (3D Odd Couple ® Joe Franklin *i—rrs-' i'-* ing to about desk drawer. He was told to The 224-page soft-cover “ Fire­ his life and career through reminiscences backer Brian Bosworth; jazz musician lando and Norm Crosby. dD MOVIE: 'Rear Window' A photogra­ ».■ -sr-,, destroy them but never got side Companion” costs $9.95 plus upon his return to New Hampshire's Cor­ George Benson, (60 min.) (In Stereo) (iD Twilight Zone three times ex­ ® Three's Company pher. who is confined to his apartment, nish Art Colony. (60 min.) pectations. In­ B around to it. $2 postage. (Bowers and Merena C26J Rat Patrol (3® Jeffersons , 4«Ji realizes that one of his neighbors may have ® d§] News Noticiero Univision spired by this, Another employee of the Mint Publications, Box 1224, Wolfe- murdered his wife. James Stewart, Grace (3D dD Morton Downey Jr. [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 ® Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon Kelly. Thelma Ritter. 1954.- d D Alive From Off Center (CC ) Perform­ [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments; the Bowers and Merena people “ most-sought” American coin discovered the handful and pro­ boro, N.H. 03894.) Continues (60 min.) ®7) N ew s — (g ) d D ALF (C C ) ALF lends a hand with ance videos by choreographer Edouard 1971 and 1977 AFC Sudden Death have compiled another collection and was starred in the TV series ceeded to lie doggo until 1919. then □ □ □ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Grandstand the neighborhood block patrol and ends up Lock and La La La Human Steps, Daniel Playoffs (60 min.) (R) Leveillee. Paul-Andre Fortier and Bernar Hickman, Nick Charles from their back numbers of The Hawaii Five-0. popped the impossible find into COMING EVENT: First meet [2$ A-Team confronting a prowler in the Ochmoneks [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Hebert, [DIS] MOVIE; 'Running Brave' The i A Rare Coin Review. The new book The concluding story in the the numismatic world. The last ing for the new season for the { i t N ew s (Live) house. Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) story of Sioux Indian Billy Mills, a long­ ® Divorce Court book is entitled “ The King of dD (l)D National Geographic (CC) A pro­ @ ) Star Trek 1 :30AM is Volume 2. with a change in title known sale as listed in the Red Central Connecticut Coin Club, at Doctor W ho Part 3 of *♦. distance runner who won the gold medal in file of conservationists Mark and Delia O w ­ (11) IN N New s to “ Fireside Companion” and American Coins.” referring to Book was $385,000, swamping the Knights of Columbus Hall, 134 10:15PM [M AX] MOVIE: A Prayer •the 1964 Olympics. Robby Benson, Pat (26) Charlie's Angels Part 1 of 2. ens' efforts to study Botswana's endan­ for the Dying' (C C ) A repentant Irish ter­ Hingle, Claudia Cron. 1983. Rated PG. [3D Later With Bob Costas appropriate cover artwork. the silver dollar of "1804.” which either tops for the 1804 dollar. Main St., 7:15 p.m., Tuesday. C381 Family Ties (CC). Part 2 of 2. gered wildebeests. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) rorist finds his past catching up with him [ESPN] SportsCenter (38) Alice There are 26 stories on just was a phony from the word go. So the winner, for price and Sept. 6. Visitors welcome to the r4l'i Noticias (?D Spring Break Reunion From Fort after fleeing to Londoh Mickey Rourko, Bob Hoskins. Alan Bates 1987, Rated R [U SA ] Riptide [CN N ] Newsnight Update about every numismatic subject There are 15 of these curios provenance — the 1913 Liberty auction and coffee-klatsch. 15?) World of Survival Lauderdale. Fla.; songs of the '50s and [D IS ] M O V IE; 'Turtle Diary' The drab anyone might think of: history, stashed around. The first batch of Head nickel. 60s performed by Jan and Dean, Little (In Stereo) 1 2:00AM ® Magnum, P.l. ®i) MOVIE: 'Yours. Mine and Ours' A Anthony, Del Shannon, the Association, lives of two adults are changed by a shared (18) Odd Couple collecting, investing, rarities and eight was struck in 1834-35. the Dave Bowers makes a good Ross MacKendrick is a Man­ family manages to be happy with 18 child­ the Crystals and others. Hosts: Connie 10:30PM QT) ® St. Elsewhere interest m sea turtles Ben Kingsley ren ■ and one more on the way. Lucille Ball, you-name-its. other seven in 1859. How can we pitch for type-set collecting and chester resident who is an author­ Stevens, Frankie Avalon. (2 hrs.) (In fg) Morton Downey Jr. (11? Star Trek Glenda Jackson, Rosemary Leach 1986 Henry Fonda. Van Johnson. 1968. The pieces on the 1913 Liberty respect this faking of dates — notes that we would have plenty ity on many types of collectibles. Stereo) rg] INN News ‘16) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Rated PG. [CN N ] Showbiz Today eg) MOVIE; 'Von Ryan's Express' An [U SA ] Discover nickel and the 1804 dollar are even if they did bring $280,000 and to look for even if restricted to Write to him in care of the (3® Hersey's Hollywood Previews of (20) M O V IE: 'Songw riter' A revered [DIS] MOVIE: 'Poor Little Rich Girl’ American Air Force colonel leads a group movies to be released and interviews with country-western singer and his irresponsi­ ® Wil Shriner worth comparing. The nickel has $308,000 from eager beavers with 20th-century coins. Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Claiming to be an orphan, the daughter of a of prisoners of war in taking control of a 2:00AM actors. ble ex-panner set out to foil a greedy been called the "best-known” and deep pockets? Take the pennies: first the wealthy soap manufacturer joins a song- Nazi freight train. Frank Sinatra, Trevor Ho­ ® Synchronal Manchester 06040. ^ El Doctor Candido Perez backer. Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and-dance team's act, Shirley Temple, Al­ ward. Brad Dexter. 1965. ® High Rollers Comedy Tonight With Whi>opi Gold­ Lesley Ann Warren. 1984 ice Faye, Gloria Stuart. 1936. El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar berg rg Wyatt Earp (® (3D Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ (M AX) MOVIE: 'The Mosquito Coast' (iD United W e Stand From the Main vice (3 hrs.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'RoboCop' (CC) In the (3D Current Affair (CC) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ Olympic Stadium in Seoul, South Korea, an Selecting a breeder: fiD Twilight Zone It’s almost time noai; future, the mangled remains of a dead centric inventor and his family attempt to entertainment special featuring Sheena (ID PELICU LA; 'Heroe a la Fuerza' Pi- police officer are used to create the ulti­ create a Utopia in the jungles of Central Easton, Julio Iglesias, Jermaine Jackson porro, Rosa de Castilla, Sara Garcia. (3D Dating Game mate crime-fighter -- an indestructible cy­ America. Harrison Ford. Helen Mirren. and Miami Sound Machine. Hosts: actress [ESPN] SportsLook borg.' Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny [CN N] Newsnight River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Loretta Swit. comic Johnny Yune, (2 hrs.) Cox. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: [ T M C ] M O V IE; 'M atew an' A fact-based for world’s fair Here’s some advice [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Sunshine Boys' After a [CN N] PrimeNews 1958 NFL Championship (R) account of the conflicts between a grow­ long separation, two former vaudeville 1 1 :00PM ® C8) (3b) (4b) New s ing coal miners' union and their stubborn partners reunite to renew their friendship [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson [M AX] MOVIE: 'Good Morning Baby­ ® eg) M*A«S*H bosses in 1920 West Virginia Chris and their feud, George Burns. Walter Mat­ [ES P N ] Road to America's Cup A prev­ lon' Seeking their fortune in America, two Cooper. Will Oldham, James Earl Jones ® Benny Hill of photography By Edward A. Williams thau, Richard Benjamin. 1975, Rated PG iew of the U S. vs. New Zealand best-of- Italians find work on the set of D.W . Grif­ 1987, Rated PG-13 three yachting series, from San Diego. (60 Odd Couple fith’s "Intolernace ". Vincent Spano, Joa- [U SA] Cartoons (ID [U SA] Credit Time Bomb min.) (Live) quim de Almeida. Greta Scacchi. 1987 QUESTION: We are consider­ Pet Forum [HBO] MOVIE: Cat Ballou' (g) Mission Impossible 6:1 5PM [H B O ] George Carlin: What Am I Doing Rated PG-13. 2;05AM [M AX ] MOVIE: Kelly s Her By Sandy Colton ing getting a purebred dog and A schoolmarm organizes a drunken gun- (g ) N ew s (Live) In N e w Jersey? (CC ) The veteran 1 2:1 5AM [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Friday the oes' The prospect of netting $16 million in The Associated Press wonder how we can find a breeder fighter. an Indian and two cattle rustlers Grammy-winning comedian in a live stand- (?D Expectations Featured in this docu­ a wild dash behind enemy lines brings out into a train-robbing outlaw gang. Jane 13th. Part VI: Jason Lives' (CC) Now up special, on March 26,1988. (60 min.) (In mentary are workers from American mid­ the leadership qualities of a busted officer and know that we are getting a smooth as possible. Fonda, Lee Marvin, Michael Callan, 1965, dead and buried, Jason is all but a bad Stereo) dle class families. Workers In such Indus­ nightmare, but the bloody carnage may not Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas. Don Ric­ Look soon for a number of announcements on new healthy puppy. The brew er should show you tries as steel, rubber and auto 6:30PM ® CBS New s (CC) M O V IE: 'M atew an' (C C ) A fact- be over yet. Tom Mathews, Jennifer kies 1970. Rated PG. (In Stereo) cameras, both still and video, as well as lenses and proof that the stud and dam have [MAX] manufacturing. (60 min.) ® (38) Family Ties (CC). based account of the conflicts between a Cooke, David Kagen. 1986. Rated R. (In 2:1 SAM [HBO] MOVIE; Creepshow other photographic equipment. It’s almost time for ANSWER: Once you have been examined recently and growing coal.miners' union and their stub­ g ) Crook and Chase Stereo) ® A B C News (CC). 2' (CC) the 20th “ World’s Fair of Imaging Systems,” where made the determination to pur­ found to be free of hereditary born bosses in 1920 West Virginia. Chris ® Mala Noche...No 12:30AM ® Alfred Hitchcock Pre­ chase a particular breed you (Ti) Jeffersons Cooper. Will Oldham. James Earl Jones. 2:30AM (® I Love Lucy the world's manufacturers show off new equipment. diseases that may be common to (ID S C T V ’ sents Sports Page W ith Irv Goldfarb (Live) 1987. Rated PG-13. The fair, called Photokina, is held every other should begin by contacting the the breed that you select. (6D Love Connection g ) (g) Late Night With David Letter- flD Twilight Zone (g ) ( p N B C New s (CC). [TMC] M O V IE: 'M atew an' A fact-based year in Cologne, West Germany. This year, it’s breed association for a list of The breeder will also want to account of the conflicts between a grow­ ® Noticiero Univision scheduled for Oct. 5-11. breeders in your area. Finding a find out about you to make sure ing coal miners' union and their stubborn reputable breeder is very impor­ @ ) Nightly Business Report bosses in 1920 West Virginia. Chris Expected.to be on hand are over 1,300 exhibitors that you will be a responsible and [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Cooper, Will Oldham, James Earl Jones. frqoj^&-countries. will.be scattered tant to help ensure that you get a caring pet owner for one of their 1987. Rated PG-13. [ESPN] SportsLook throughout 14 exhibit halls. I visited the fair a few healthy puppy. puppies. Most established breed­ ® The Cavanaughs Pop's ® Entertainment Tonight 8:30PM years ago when there were only 13 exhibit halls and Here are some things you may ers will provide references of 7:00PM brother (Art Carney), owner of the Cavan­ Actress Shelley Long. (In Stereo) want to be aware of when augh Construction Co,, pays a visit, (R) not quite so many exhibitors. other buyers who have purchased ® ® News Then, walking down all the aisles in all the halls selecting a breeder: their puppies in the past. The (3D Odd Couple CD (g) Wheel of Fortune (CC) (some of which are two stories high) in order to see A conscientious breeder usu­ breeder should also provide a ® dD Hogan Family (CC) The boys find ® $100,000 Pyramid themselves cleaning up after the family's all tke exhibits took about 31 miles of walking! And, ally belongs to a breed club or written contract stating any and (11) ® Cheers (CC) newly hired housekeeper. (R) (In Stereo) I came home with almost 50 pounds of technical association, and is or has been all warranties and or conditions ( p Kojak 9:00PM ® Kate & Allie; Bob Smells tt Mflkes Sense pamphlets on various products! involved in showing dogs either in of salie as well as necessary (g) M*A*S*H the Roses (CC ) Bob re-evaluates his life The exhibits are primarily for retailers, but dog shows, field trials or obe­ paperwork needed for registra­ after a close friend suffers a heart attack. (g) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour amateurs may buy admission tickets to Halls 1 dience trials. The breeder will be (R) tion of the dog. ^ Your Show of Shows happy to show you a very clean (D Morton Downey Jr. through 8, which feature products of interest to Although I have referred to (U Primavera News, Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool amateurs. The other halls are set aside for environment and facilities for the several areas of concern, the (3D Odd Couple [CN N ] Moneyline pups, as well as showing you very (g) (g) MOVIE; 'Baby, It's You' (CC) A photofinishing and professional photographers. overall consideration is to deal [ESPN] SportsCenter young couple discovers the pain of break­ Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a mirimum Various worldwide professional photography healthy-appearingdogs. The dam with a breeder who is happy to [USA] Check It OutI ing up when each must follow their separ­ groups schedule meetings and forums during the of the puppies should be of good cooperate with you. Reputable ate dreams. Rosanna Arquette, Vincent ® P M Magazine Featured: of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* fair. The beautiful city of Cologne also features a temperament. You should get the breeders are proud of their pups 7:30PM Spano. 1983. (In Stereo) AP photo actor Mark Harmon; a procedure that number of photography-oriented exhibits while the impression that the breeder is and want them to go to good claims to rejuvenate facial skin. dD Precious Memories -- Strolling 47th Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don’t waltl Street A performance documentary profil­ major manufacturers play host to a never-ending PHOTOKINA — The Cologne Fair­ mass producing puppies, either. homes. ® Current Affair ing Chicago's 47th Street jazz and blues round of parties, dinners and breakfasts for the A concerned breeder will not ® (g ) Jeopardyl (CC). pioneers during the 1940s. (60 min.) (In Fill Out the Coupon below. Mali or drop off to the grounds in Cologne, West Germany, is allow the handling of very young Stereo) visiting retailers and other professional groups on Edward A. Williamf, D.V.M.,is ® Barney Miller Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 hand. the site for the 1988 Photokiria. In the puppies or agree to have you take a Manchester veterinarian. If you (3D IN N News (3D Dos Vidas a puppy home that is less than American Masters: Saint Gaudens: / The major photo magazines staff the event with background in this picture, taken at the have a question you’d like to see (g ) Barney Miller Part 1 of 2. Masque of the Golden Bowl (CC) A dra­ dozens of reporters, each assigned to investigate 1982 fair, is the famed Cologne seven weeks of age. This can answered In this column, write ^ Carson's Comedy Classics matized portrait of sculptor Augustus what’s new in specific areas — amateurs’ cameras, harm the puppy, both medically to: Pet Forum, Manchester He­ (g) ^ Win, Lose or Draw Saintt Gaudens (James Hurdle), re-creating I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 Cathedral. and psychologically. Before the his life and career through reminiscences lenses, flash units, and so on. You’ll no doubt see rald, P.O. Box $91, Manchester (g ) Newhart (CC). upon his return to New Hampshire's Cor­ weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McOonald’se Gift Certificates. most of the magazines devoted to what's new as sale is considered complete the 06040. [C N N ] Crossfire nish Art Colony. (60 min.) November and December issues. all that walking any more. But I’ll see if I can find an breeder should allow you to have [D IS] The Hoober-Bloob Highway (CC) [CN N ] Larry King Live If you’re really into photography, it is well worth old friend Who will be attending to give us all a your new puppy examined by a Animated. Dr. Seuss's story follows the [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Bus Stop' A lovestruck Name__ at least one visit. But if you do plan on attending, preview of what was shown and what will be coming veterinarian and will provide a training of a prospective earthling before cowboy relentlessly pursues a vulnerable he is sent down a celestial highway to his take your walking shoes and make your travel down the line, written record of all vaccinations saloon singer in this adaptation of William Address. EMERGENCY new home. inge’s play. Marilyn Monroe. Don Murray, arrangements now. Some of my friends at the last and any other treatments that the Fire — Police — Medical [ESPN] NFL Monday Night: Washing­ Arthur O'Connell, 1956. Phone__ Photokina I attended wound up in hotels 30 or more CABLE TV OWNE RS: For those of you with cable puppy has received. The breeder ton Redskins at New Giants report TV and access to the Arts and Entertainment [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART Escort Ra­ One Par Pwnffy — Waw i Only (not pood with any othar coupons or apadala) miles away. I was lucky, managing to get a room should also supply you with the [U S A ] Tennis: U .S. Open Fourth round, dar Warning 2 0 0 From Lexington, Ohio. aboard a riverboat parked right across the Rhine network, look for “ World of Photography” on feeding schedule that the pup is DIAL 911 from Flushing, N.Y. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) (2 h rs) (Taped) Coupon book malleS upon racsipt or payment for a 13-wsak subscription. Saturday mornings. Sponsored by Olympus, It’s one In Manchester [HBO] MOVIE: 'Platoon' (CC) Oscar- River from the fairgrounds. accustomed to so that the transi­ 8:00PM C D New hart (CC ) Michael of the best programs on the air. steals an idea from a student in his televi­ winning account of a young soldier's year­ I’m not going this year — I don’t think I could take tion to the new home will be as sion production class. (R) long tour of duty in Vietnam. Tom Beren- MANCrffeSTEft*ltfettAtD, SatuYdby, 3, 1988 - 31 l » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 8,1988 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Tandy’s SL and TL boast a couple of neat wrinkles Elizabeth Gage’s first, a best-seller, took five years system already has a clock. The analog converters, input ports for sion scheme takes a lot of Neat wrinkle No. 2 is in ROM. By Lois Taylor my mother has a teaching degree Bv Larrv Blasko DeskMate ROM includes an result is described on the dust company of call girls and parents of a 14-year-old daughter, a microphone and volume- measurements of the sound wave read-only-memory. Both the 1000 The Honolulu Star-Bulletin and so does my aunt." The Associated Press 80.000-word spelling dictionary. jacket as “ a stunning novel of gangsters. Maile. The Hawaiian name has controlled outputs for a headset. and stores those measurements SL and the 1000 "TL have Micro­ chilling violence and red-hot “ Now that the book is finished. I roots in Makawele, Kauai, and in Gage spent part of her early Every now and then, Tandy The sound that bounces around as numbers. It does that to soft’s MS-DOS version 3.3 in The 1000 SL costs $899 and HONOLULU — “ What can you passion, ambition and revenge, miss them. I became accustomed Waipahu. The author picked the childhood in Hawaii, where in the Corp. takes a break from grind­ your ear is an analog thing, a record. To play back, software ROM, which means you don’t comes with 384,000 characters of write in spare time?’ ’ asks and the dark and deadly secrets to living in their company. I still surname Gage out of the Chicago sixth grade she wrote novellas ing out low-cost, well-made IBM continously varying quantity. A reads the numbers and sends an have to have a command disk and memory and uses the Intel 8086 novelist Elizabeth Gage, whose of the past.” feel that I’m living in two worlds. telephone book. about which she says; PC clones and does something traditional recording captures appropriate current to speakers. DOS is loaded on powerup. The microprocessor. The 1000 TL first novel. “ A Glimpse of Stock­ What, it asks, do Hollywood’s My husband and my daughter, “ My mother is from the is­ “ They weren’t so swell, but I interesting. This time it’s the that with the bumps and grooves Because numbers are easy to other program in ROM is Desk- costs $1,299, comes with 640,000 ing’’ so far has earned well over a newest superstar and New York’s and I live in a condo outside of lands,” Gage says. “ My grand­ realized that writing was a fun Tandy 1000 SL and the Tandy 1000 that cause the record needle to manipulate, storing sound in Mate, Tandy’s graphics-oriented characters of memory and runs million dollars, with film and TV highest-paid call girl have in Chicago. I still go to the grocery parents came from the Philip­ thing to do.” TL personal computers, both with move in a way analagous to the digital form brings greatly en­ user interface that incorporates, on the Intel 80286, the same chip miniseries offers still to be heard. common? store. pines as teen-agers, and my Through college at Northwest­ a couple of neat wrinkles. original sound. So much for input. hanced editing ability as well as text-editing, database, calendar that powers the IBM PC AT. In “ You can’t write a 750-page For one thing. Gage will tell “ Then I drive my Honda to the grandfather worked for Oahu ern University and the early Neat wrinkle No. 1 is sound. On output the bumps and grooves dependability — the mechanical and financial programs as well as either case, system speed is novel in your ‘spare time.’ you, is that both Actional charac­ airport for a national TV appear­ Sugar Co. in Waipahu. years of her marriage she con­ And if the publicity is accurate for that the needle encounters when parts of a record are subject to a drawing program and in this software selectable at eight or because writing a book is an ters are her friends. ance. and I’m met at the other end “ They came from very humble tinued to compose brief sketches these enhanced PC compatibles the record Is played get changed wear and tear and fidelity de­ version, a sound editor for the tour megahertz. organized project. It took me five “ I felt that as I wrote, I was by a limousine. That’s why I beginnings, but my grandmother of situations, descriptions of to variations in electric current, creases with every playing. A sound system. years, working regular hours, living in two worlds.’ ’ she recalls. wrote the book under a pseudo­ was determined that things would characters or a page or two of that will be available In Sep­ The SL comes with one 5.25- causing speakers to reproduce digital device, by comparison, Having both programs in ROM because I knew if I didn’t, the “ I was a suburban housewife nym, to maintain a private life.” be better for her children. She dialogue, just for herself. tember, we’re talking real sound, inch floppy drive that stores the sound. will make the same sound time means the first thing that greets process would never be finished. ’ ’ going to the grocery store and Gage actually is Susan Rusch sent all three children to main­ When she finally showed some not just the beep-bop-boop of 360.000 characters. The TL has a But computers need to see the after time, which is why the you on powerup isn’t an impe­ says Gage. doing laundry part of the day, and Libertson, Iter husband is a land universities — my uncle is a of her writings to her husband, he traditional computing. Both the single 5.5-inch drive storing world as a series of numbers, so popularity of digital compact disc rious DOS demand for the time or But it was finished, and the the other part I was in the philosopher and they are the plastic surgeon in San Francisco, encouraged her to write a book. SL and the TL have internal 720.000 characters. analog to digital and digital to an analog-digital-analog conver­ recordings. the cryptic A prompt if your Curtis Mathes MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT Home Entertainment Save 10% on any purchase with this ad* Heating Oil Gasoline Center MANCHESTER/VERNON y«t «,iCurUs > BOOKS & BIRDS BOOKSI SIS E. MIddI* Tpke. SAFER LOCK CO. 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KAMBIZ Editor’s note: This column is Dec. 13 — The Christmas Show at Sept. 7, 9 to 11 a.m. (A -K ); Wednes­ Oberhausen prepared by the staff of the Manches­ Radio City Music Hall, NYC, $41 per day, Sept. 21, 9 to 11 a.m. (L-Z) WEST GERMANY ter Senior Citizens’ Center. Senior Citizens person, the trip includes transporta­ Legal Aid; Thursday, Sept. 22, by Martin Landau’s finest hour tion, aclmission, lunch on your own at appointment - call 647-3211. By Jeannette Cove South Street Seaport, a visit to the However, when the two first met, tall, clean-shaven and animated. NEW YORK (AP) — Martin Landau Senior Center Director after Tuesday will be taken in the Museum of the City of New York. Karatz scoffed at the idea of the new “ I wanted Abe to be older than I am Scores couldn’t resist accepting the role of the office. Other trips are as follows; Register Oct. 19 at 9:30 a.m. car. and shorter than I am. Every day 1 got a Friday, Aug. 26 Setback; none. businessman Abe Karatz in Francis The center will reopen on Tuesday Sept. 19 — The Big “ E ” - Eastern “ I really wanted you to feel that there little older in rehearsal and a little Monday, Aug. 29 Pinochle; none. Ford Coppola’s new film, “ Tucker.” It shorter. I’m almost 6-3 and I figure Abe with the meals program starting at States Exposition, leave 8:30 a.m., was a part that caught his dreams. was no possible place to go after that return 7; 30 p.m, $10 per person. Activities Monday, Aug. 29 Men’s Golf — first encounter,” Landau said. “ If you is about 5-10.” the same time. The center will be Arizona Scramble “ I saw the possibilities,” he said. Portraying Karatz reminded Landau Sept. 21 — World Yacht, N.Y. $40, The men’s Arizona Scramble has tell me your biggest dream and I laugh closed Monday in observance of Back Nine; 32'/4 — Maccarone, G. ■’Too often. I’m cast in things that are of the men he knew while growing up in Labor Day. departs 7:30 a.m. from senior center, been rescheduled to Sept. 19 at Twin fairly one-dimensional.” at you, that’s the biggest insult in the Hills. The lady golfers will play the Sylvia, D. Gallagher, M. Brooklyn in the 1940s. Meals will be served from 11:30 to call Senior Travel at 875-0538. Landau’s career has been anything world.” scramble at Grassmers, No golf will Cunningham. Karatz’s cynicism eventually breaks “ When I stood in front of the mirror 12; IS p.m. daily and will cost $1.25 for Sept. 24 — The Canadian Brass and but one-dimensional. He studied drama be played Monday due to the holiday. 34 — J. Grinavich, D. DeMartin, H. the first time — when I saw Abe every day except Thursdays, when the Hartford Symphony Orchestra at with Lee Strasberg, appeared in Paddy down. Please remind your friends that Grzyb, H. Reinhom, I. Gartside, C. "Feelings he hasn’t touched in years coagulate — I saw my father, his the meals will cost $1.75. Don’t forget the Bushnell, $17, departs senior Chayevsky’s play, “ Middle of the when you apply for a gold card, they Swanson, D. Berggren, F. Ramsey. J. he starts to touch,” Landau said. friends, the uncles when I was young that paid reservations are required center at 7 p.m. for an 8 p.m. Night,” and starred in the long-running will also receive a coupon for a free Snuffer, T. Amato, S. Vesco, D. “ Attachment, love and the ability to looking up at these guys, ” he said. for Thursday meals. performance. Stop in office to TV series “ Mission; Impossible.” Now Landau credits Coppola (“ The God­ lunch to be used within 30 days. Ostberg, H. Hilliard, S. Naffiff. dream again is given him. Everyone Many thanks are extended to some register. he’s emerged as a mature character father,” “ Apocalypse Now” ) with Senior Duckpin at Holiday - Friday - Front Nine: 34 — J. Goiangos, B. dreams when they’re kids. Abe lost dedicated volunteers who helped with Sept. 27 — Rockingham Race actor. giving him the freedom to develop his 9:30 a.m. - begins Sept. 9 - open Hovey, A. Roy. He considers his work in “ Tucker” that. Tucker gives it back to him.” the many chores around the center. Track, $27, departs 9 a.m.. FULL. character. bowling fun afternoon. 34‘A — B. Ellington, B. Chilson, H. something special: The real Karatz was a private man, They are Elaine Ailing. Bob Colton. Sept. 28 — Troubadour Robb “ Like all the good ones, he lets you go. Get well wishes are extended to Eggleston, J. Reid. "Tucker” is based on the life of rarely photographed or written about. Gino Enrico, Len Lawson, Larry Goldstein, at the William Benton He hires you, that’s a vote of confi­ Bernadette Noell who is in Manches­ 35 — E. Corcoran, T. Brennan, M. Preston Tucker, who designed an Landau had to create much of the Lombar and Ralph Tral. Museum of Art, Storrs, $1, Sign-up character by using his own instincts. dence,” Landau said. “ Francis really ter Memorial Hospital. Smole, B. Smith, J. Funke, A. innovative automobile, “ The Car of Our program schedule provides a Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. “ I drew Abe the first couple of days,” creates a playground for you. The more Monday; bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle Gustafson, E. Vennard, A. Rodonis. Tomorrow — Today,” after World War wide array of classes in arts and Oct. 12 — “ Funny Girl” at the said the actor, once an illustrator for you bring the happier he is.” PEOPLE Coachlight, $24, departs senior center 12:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 29 women’s golf: II. The major car makers realized that Tucker represents America’s post­ crafts, exercise, home repair, driv­ the New York Daily News. “ I saw this at 10:30 a.m., sign-up Sept. 7 at 9:30 Tuesday: grocery shopping, call a none. the car was far ahead of it’s time and war optimism: sharply dressed, end­ er’s education, etc. Call the center for lonely New York businessman who PM will be a grandmother a.m. day in advance for ride; Non-grocery Wednesday, Aug. 31 pinochle: none. conspired to make sure it never went lessly promoting, believing in a better information and registration. Pro­ really has no family, no friends and no shopping (K-Mart), call a day in Wednesday, Aug. 31 bridge; none. into mass production because it would world. Karatz is a product of the LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister Margaret gram schedules will be available in Oct. 18 — Governor’s Day of Elderly force them to start manufacturing life outside of work.” advance for ride. Depression. He gives off the impression Thatcher is looking forward to having a the center’s office. Services, $2, New Haven Coliseum, autos with the same safety and Fans of Landau will have to look hard sign-up ^ p t. 21 at 9; 30 a.m. Wednesday; pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; Menus to recognize him in “ Tucker.” He wears of someone who has lived a hard life, longtime wish come true: She’s to become a productions values. Oct. 22 — Hawaii (12 days) , Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Monday; closed, “ Labor Day.” a mustache in the film and walks doubting it will ever change. grandmother next spring. Abe Karatz was an elderly New York Trips roundtrip motorcoach transportation Thursday: orchestra rehearsal, Tuesday: sliced turkey sandwich, hunched over, his head sticking out in “ He’s a guy that just misses being A spokesman at 'Thatcher’s 10 Downing St. businessman who helped raise finan­ An Atlantic City trip has been added 9;30 a.m.; Lunch, 11;45 a.m. soup, beverage, dessert. front of his body. In reality, Landau is elegant,” Landau observed. office announced Friday that the prime to airport, roundtrip jet transporta­ cial backing for Tucker’s project. minister’s son Mark and his Texan wife, Diane, to the trip schedule. It will leave Oct. tion, all transfers, luggage handling, Friday; bingo, 10 a.m.; setback, Wednesday; shells and sauce, ve­ broke the news this week that they are going to 20 for an overnight at Caesars. You cocktail reception, seven-day cruise 12; 30 p.m. getable, roll, dessert, beverage. have their first baby. will receive a $7.50 rebate and $10 on S.S. Constitution, final payment Transportation to and from the Thursday: meatloaf, potato, veget­ Michael Keaton shows his skills The spokesman said Mrs. Thatcher and her meal coupon. The cost is $77. ise, forward to Connecticut Group center is available. Call a day in able, roll, dessert, beverage. husband, Denis, “ are delighted and quite Registration will take place Tuesday, Tours, 122 NaubucAve., Glastonbury, advance. Friday: tuna-noodle casserole, ve­ ditzy rock star Cindi Lauper makes her thrilled.” The prime minister, 62, has often Sept. 6, at 9:30 a.m. Any registration CT, 06033 (telephone 633-2024). Blood Pressure Clinic; Wednesday. getable, roll, dessert, beveraee. CLEAN AND SOBER movie debut in this romantic farce said in interviews that she longs to become a (R ) After his brilliantly about psychic phenomena. Lauper grandmother. wild performance in “ Bee- plays a woozy beauty school student tlejuice,” Michael Keaton with a psychic “ guide” — a dead Menus now shows his skills as a Filmeter woman named Louise who talks to her. Joe Cocker calms down dramatic actor — skills As part of an NYU research program, SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Joe Cocker previously hinted at in the Robert DiMatteo Cindi meets Jeff Goldblum, a guy with buttered broccoli, bread and butter, chilled pears, Wednesday: Salad bar with assorted meats and little-seen “ Touch and swearihe’s no longer the wildman of rock. Senior citizen the ability to touch objects and milk. cheese, fruit and vegetables, rolls, assorted Go.” Playing a hard-living, He says audiences expecting the wild magically discern their history. Soon The following meals will be served at Mayfair Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed garnishes. . ' self-deluding yuppie fond exploits of the past when he arrives for the psychic pair are enlisted by a appearances in Australia later this month will Gardens and Westhill Gardens the week of Sept. 5 to salad, bread and butter, fruited jello, milk. Thursday: Orange juice, assorted sandwiches, of cocaine and booze, Kea­ devious Peter Falk to go to Ecuador on 9 to Manchester residents who are 60 or older: ton pushes his hip charm be disappointed. Friday: Tomato soup, toasted cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, cookies. rehabilitation comes too easily. a mission that leads to a mountaintop — “ There have been times wpen I ’ve come to Monday: Labor Day, no meals served. vegetable sticks, peanut butter brownie, milk. Friday; Fresh-baked pizza with meat and cheese, into the realm of tragic desperation. the haven for a mystical pyramid of ’Tuesday: Apple juice, barbecued boneless He’s a good-time guy who watches Midway, the movie turns into a Australia and not been 100 percent,” Cocker tossed gardeh salad, assorted fruit. golden light from Incan times. chicken, baked beans, collard greens, combread, everything suddenly turn bad. When a doomed romance, with Keaton‘pursu­ said by telephone from the United States in an With echoes of the much better chocolate chip pudding. Bolton schools coked-up blonde has a heart-attack in ing another patient (Kathy Baker) — an interview with The Australian Associated The following lunches will be served at Coventry “ Romancing the Stone,” “ Vibes” soon Wednesday: Meatball with Italian sauce, spagh­ The following lunches will be served at Bolton his bed, and his boss gets wind that he’s attractively.earthy steelworker who’s Press. ir.oM ioW High School the week of Sept. 5 to 9: jettisons its potentially satirical psy­ Elementary and Center schools the week of Sept. 5 “ borrowed” 392,000 from an escrow stuck in an abusive relationship with a “ I still like the odd (^riuK; but Im not lualf as etti with Italian sauce, Italian-style green beans, Monday: Labor Day, no school. chic theme for ill-timed slapstick account, Keaton checks into a detox/re- surly felon. The script loses its way a bit crazy as .1 used to be. Yqp can only do so'much antipasto salad, Italian bread, fresh fruit salad. to 9: Tuesday: Grilled cheese sandwich, choice of bumbling with a South American hab center to hide out, but he stays to here, though specific scenes between of it,” he said. Thursday: Orange juice, veal piccata, Cheddar Monday; Labor Day, no school. vegetables, assorted fruit, milk. Keatonand Baker are superbly de­ flavor. Despite some sneaky throwa­ potato, Italian mixed vegetables, Russian cream Tuesday: Fish and cheese on a bun, tartar sauce, get clean. way lines, the script goes nowhere fast, Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, hot Directed by “ Moonlighting” creator tailed. Lumpy and a little overex­ with strawberry topping, rye bread. french fries, chilled fruit. garlic bread, green beans, assorted fruit, milk. tended, this is still one of the most adult and Ken Kwapis’ direction is as flat as a Can’t beat4he A-Team ^ Glenn Gordon Caron, the movie isn’t Friday: Cranberry juice, manicotti with Italian Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic Thursday: Clam roll, tartar sauce, coleslaw, American movies of the season. tortilla. sauce, greenbeans almondine, tossed salad with toast, peas, applesauce. always up to its individual moments. A Lauper does her patented Judy SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ernest Olson assorted fruit, milk. few scenes related to Alcoholic Ano­ GRADE: croutons, fresh fruit, wheat bread. Thursday; Cold cut grinder, lettuce and tomato, Holiday imitation, and she’s certainly took on the “ A-Team” and lost. Friday: Fresh-baked pizza, tossed garden salad, nymous fail to ring true, and Keaton’s VIBES (PG) Everybody’s favorite potato chips, fruit. cute, but she really has no character to The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on assorted fruit, milk. Friday: Chilled fruit juice, pizza, tossed salad, play. Neither does the talented Goldb­ Thursday upheld a judge’s ruling that NBC had Meals on Wheels lum, who simply pops his eyes and not copied the action-adventure series from an pudding with topping. Olson screenplay called “ Cargo.” Following are the meals to be served to Meals on mugs his way through the film. Wheels clients the week of Sept. 5 to 9. The hot noon Cinema GRADE: W'/t Olson’s script involved three Vietnam Andover Elementary Thoughts veterans who had conducted scams during the meal is listed first and the cool evening meal, war and were looking to continue them in second: The following lunches will be served the week of 5:10,9:40. — Coming to Amurica (R) Sot 2:25, New home video civilian life over the opposition of their former Monday: Labor Day, no meals served. Sept. 5 to 9 at Andover Elementary SchooL Drudgery CliMmo City — A Handful of Duit (PG) 4:40, 7:20,9:55,12:10; Sun 2:25,4:40,7:20,9:55. Sot-Sun 1, 3:45, 7, 9:40. — B o vfrltn d s and — Who Framed Rogur Rabbit (PG) Sot-Sun EM PIRE OF THE SUN (PG ) Warner superior officers, who had become corrupt Tuesday: Leg of veal with gravy, baked potato, Monday: Labor Day, no school. G IrlfrIandt (P G ) Sot-Sun 1:30,4:1S. 7:30, 0:S0. 12;X , 2:40, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40. Home Video. $89.95. Evea though it drug agents. carrots. Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Charbroiled patty, mashed potatoes, Work can be a drag. Some of the tasks are so — Tucktr: Tha Man and Hli Droam (PG) routine and meaningless. Are they really? Sot-Sun 1:20, 4:05, 7:10, 9 :X . — B u ll Durham MANCHRSTRR ______. appeared on dozens of critics’ lO-best Wednesday: Swedish meatballs with gravy, com, chocolate cream pie, rolls. (R) Sot-Sun 1:10,3:55, 4:50, 9:20. UA Tbuofur* Butt — Big (PG) Sot and Sun X lists, this Steven Spielberg-directed noodles, spinach. Turkey sandwich, fruit, milk. Wednesday: French bread pizza, tossed salad, Small things are important. Tightening the nuts 4;M , 7:15,9:40. — BambI (G) Sat and Sun2:X, on the wheel of a car can save a life. Collecting ■AST HARTFORD ______4, — Midnight Run (R) Sot-Sun 7,9:35.--Cluan film was still probably the most Beatrice always welcome Thursday: Baked chicken quarter with gravy, juice cups. Paor RlcBord* Pub ond Clnuma — Big (PG) and Sober (R) Sot and Sun 2; 15,4:40,7:10,9:40. underrated and underattended movie plain rice, zucchini. Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, Thursday; Grinders, cheese twists, vegetable garbage is necessary for the health of a community. BEATRICE, Neb. (AP) — Princess Bea­ Sot 7:M , 9:W, 12; Sun 7 :X , 9:30. of 1987. milk. sticks, fruit. Washing a dish kills germs. Making a bed properly ShuwcuMClMmat 1-9— Young Guns (R) Sat VERNON ... . trice, the newest member of Britain’s royal 1, 3, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 1,3, 5:05,7:35, d u e l A 3 — Funny Farm (PG) Sat and Sun 5, It’s a great achievement — a lyrical, Friday: Lasagna, peas, cauliflower. Tuna salad Friday: Grilled cheese puffs, green beans, will add comfort to the person sleeping in it. 7:10. — Midnight Run (R) Sot-Sun 9:M. — family, will be always welcome in Beatrice 9;j0. — A Flih Callud Wanda (R) Sat 13:40, moving epic about a plucky British peaches. To every one of you who is making a special effort 12:55, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 13:40, 2:55, Bom bl (G) Sot and Sun 1 ;X , 3:15. — B ig (PG ) Residents of the city of 13,000 threw a sandwich, fruit, milk. 5:15, 7:45, 10:05, 13:15; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, Sat and Sun X 4;)5, 7, 9:20. boy’s survival during the Japanese to do your job, however humble, to help others, often 7:45,10:05. — DIu H ard (R) Sot 12,2:W, 5,7:40, takeover of Shanghai in the early ’40s. king-sized baby shower Thursday for the without realizing it, enjoy your own feast — Labor 10:15, 12:X; Sun IX 2 :X , 5, 7:40, 10:15. — daughter of Andrew and Sarah, the Duke and Manchester schools Coventry schools C o c kto ll (R) Sat 12:50, 3:10, 5:30, 7:50, 10:30, WILLIMANTIC Spielberg and his superb long-time Day, on Monday. Jllleen Sguore Cinema — A Flih Called Duchess of York. 12:25; Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:20, 7:50, 10:». — cinematographer Allen Daviau The following lunches will be served in the The following lunches will be served in the God rewards even the least of tasks done with Stuollng H o m t (PG-13) Sat 12:15, 2:15, 4 :X , W anda (R) Sat ond Sun 12:«, 3:05. — W ho The princess received in absentia a regal Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) Sat and Sun 12;X, C’E.T.’) enter and completely illumi­ Manchester public schools the week of Sept. 5 to 9: Coventry elementary and middle schools the week 7:25,9:45, 13; Sun 12:1S,2:15,4;»,7;25,9;45.— array of gifts, from a college scholarship to a love. N lghtm oru on E lm Struu IV (R) Sat 12:20,2:20, 2:45,5,7:10,9:40,11:45. — Hero ond the Terror nate a cocky boy’s-eye-view of a Monday: Labor Day, no school. of Sept. 5 to 9: 4:20,7:15,9:M , 11:45: Sun 12:20,2:X,4:20,7:15, (R) Sat and Sun 1,3:20,5:M, 'J J ' library card and a key to the city of 13,000. Nightmare on Elm Street IV (R) Sot and SUn tumultuous era. GRADE: Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, french fries, cole slaw, Monday: Labor Day, no school. J. F. Chamberland 9:30. — Butravud (R) Sot 13, 3:35 4:», 7:M, Beatrice, bom Aug. 8, is fifth in line to the 10:10, 13:M; Sun IX 3:35, 4:50, 7 :X , 10:10. — 12:X, 3:10,5:15,7:25,9:25,11 :X. - Young Oune Tuesday; Hot dog on roll, baked beans, corn Permanent Deacon (R) S5t a r i sin 12;40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:M , 9:35, (Film grading: **** excellent, throne. vanilla pudding, milk. Morrlud to ttiu Mob (R) Sot 13:45,3:50,1,10:30, niblets, chilled fruit. Church of the Assumption 13:30; Sun 13:45,3:50,1 ,10:30. — Huro and thu 11:30.— H o tta T ro t(P G ) S otond Sun 1:15,3:25, ★ ★ ★ good, ** fair, ★ poor) Wednesday; Chicken nuggets, dips, potato puffs. T » rro r< li) Sat 12; 10,5; 10,9:40,11:50; Sun 12:10, 5:40,7:20,9:30, 11:25. MARKET REPORT AclMly OV>r pS5130 IfSdinQ d«y« BUSINESS 2 .30 0 - GTE restructuring plan Highlights of the week goes beyond cost-cutting Stock and bond markets soar By The Associated Press government 'inquiry into Chairman Carl Icahn’s fitness ■ The government reported 1 1 1: By Linda Stowell revenue. to run the carrier; the govern­ The Assoclated^ress But Broadhead said just planning the statistics that suggested the ment fined 32 airlines more economy is slowing down, on news of jobless increase reorganization took two years. than $1 million for faulty STAMFORD — The man heading GTE He said the company realized the easing fears of inflation in the passenger screening proce­ 2.000 Corp.’s massive restructuring of telephone telecommunications environment was financial markets. Unemploy­ “ Clearly this will delay further dures; and American Airlines WASHINGTON (AP) - Unem­ overheating and creating a 'i'ery EEEZESBinBiSl operations on Friday characterized the changing quickly and that it needed to ment in August rose to 5.6 tightening by the Fed,” he said. Rm sffl sued discount travel agents to ployment climbed to 5.6 percent worrisome inflationary environ­ project as “ not just the traditional analyze both the industry and its own percent; new home sales in “ They won’t reverse what they HIGH 2,064.72 halt what it called the im­ in August as the number of ment,” Allen Sinai of The Boston cost-cutting we read about in American operations. July suffered the steepest drop did last month but they can now LOW 2,022.40 proper bartering of frequent jobless Americans grew by Co., a New York economic business,” but a whole new way of doing “ We call the process we went through the afford to take a wait-and-see CLOSE 2.064.50 in seven months; July factory flier coupons that is costing 226,000 and a four-month hiring consulting firm, said of the Ub 52.28 business. ‘winning connection,” ’ he said. attitude. Clearly there is no CHANGE orders fell 3.5 percent; and the many airlines millions of boom in the nation’s factories August jobs report. “ A little cold “ This is not just skinnying down GTE set three goals; make a significant evidence of a wage-price spiral. 1 1 1 July Index of Leading Indica­ ended abruptly, the government sbower here was exactly what operations,” said James L. Broadhead, change in cost positioii, ensure it can roll dollars. The Inflation we are getting is tors, an important forecasting said Friday. was needed.” president of GTE Telephone Operations. out new products, and respond more limited primarily to commodity gauge, fell 0.8 percent. On the ■ Alleged and real ethical 'Stock and bond prices soared on Richard Rahn, the U.S. “ It’s operating in a different way.” quickly to customers’ needs. prices, imports and food, and at other hand. Agriculture De­ lapses in business kept making the news, and analysts said the Chamber of Commerce’s chief The major change will be in organiza­ A team was ordered to come back in 30 this point does not threat to partment figures showing a 2.1 news. A federal judge in softening job market was just the economist and a frequent critic of tion, consolidating operations to reduce days with ideas on how to achieve those become much more percent rise in farm prices in Chicago sentenced two former “ cold shower” than an overheat­ the Federal Reserve’s monetary duplication of efforts among employees. goals. “ Another team was told to flush it July, partly caused by the bank officers to prison for ing economy needed. They pre­ policies, said the unemployment widespread.” Wall St. waits But, Broadhead added, the reorganiza­ out, put the meat on the bones... and that is “ This is another stroke of drought, suggested Inflation is contributing to the near­ dicted it will keep a lid on inHation figures show that the board “ has tion, which took 300 people on 13 teams two still going on for the rest of the year,” rising. And quarterly produc­ and interest rates through the achieved its goal of slowing the (President) Reagan’ s luck, a years to plan, w ill also “ make a dent in the Broadhead said. collapse of Continental Illinois economy.” one-month cooling down when tivity dropped for the first time National Bank & ’Trust Co. in November elections. for ‘new year' number of employees.” In the past, there were seven separate “ They now should reduce inter­ inflation pressures were building in two years. the early 1980s; Pacem aker The 0.2 percentage point rise The telephone operating group has a telephone companies, each with its own est rates to avoid killing the rapidly in a too steamy econ­ manufacturer Cordis Corp. from July’s unemployment rate total of 91,600 domestic employees, includ­ headquarters. After the restructuring, ■ The nation’s iargest re­ expansion,” he said. omy,” Sinai said. "There are two By Chet Currier pleaded guilty to concealing of 5.4 percent was characterized ing 300 located in GTE’s cororate head­ there will be one headquarters for the tailers reported another de- more unemployment reports be­ The Associated Press thousands of defective units, by 5,000 layoffs in a manufactur­ Most other analysts said they quarters in Stamford. telephone operating companies at a . pressed sales performance for tween now and the election, but if and four former executives ing sector that had put 130,000 doubt that will happen, but they NEW YORK — Wall Streeters are hoping for some Broadhead said he did not know how location yet to be determined. August, which industry ana­ the rate stays between 5.4 percent were indicted; and a class- more workers on their assembly agreed there is now little likeli­ extra cause to celebrate with the arrival of the many employees would be cut. He said the “ What’s happening is a significant lysts blamed on abnormally and 5.8 percent, it can only be reductions in staff will be achieved action suit was filed against lines in the previous three months hood that interest rates will be described as a major traditional “ business New Y ear” at Labor Day. change in accountability,” he said. “ We’ re hot weather and widespread gradually and the company -will offer the Chicago Board Options in response to surging foreign raised again before the election. accomplishment.” First of all, they would like to see investors and going to operate as one strategic business dissatisfaction with the latest early-retirement plans as incentives. Exchange and some of its demand for U.S. exports. A separate survey of business Despite the increase in the traders, back from the diversions of summer, unit.” women’s fashions. payrolls showed employers ad­ helping to pick up the tempo from the anemic pace ‘ ‘Our effort is to make it as.painless as we traders, accusing them of Last month, when factories unemployment rate, the Labor So far, the business has been reorganized ding 219,000 new jobs in August, of activity in recent weeks. can,” Broadhead said. ■ Two well-known entrepre­ overcharging more than 1,000 reported adding 70,000 workers in Department said a record 62.3 into three groups; the mobile communica­ compared with average monthly In addition, they see some preliminary signs of He said there were no estimates of how neurs agreed to m erge their investors who lost at least $40 July despite a slight increase in percent of the working-age popu­ tions unit, which will be located in Houston gains of more than 325,000 the relief from the constant talk lately of too-rapid much money would be saved through the million the day after the Oct. 19 joblessness from a 14-year-low 5.3 lation 16 and over held jobs in with 1,000 employees; the information companies in a $1.65 billion previous three months. economic growth, revived inflation and credit­ restructuring, to be started In January. stock market collapse. percent in June, the Federal August. services unit, which will be moved to deal expected to create a tightening by the Federal Reserve. Jack Grubman, telecommunications Reserve Board applied the Larry Chimerine of the WEFA Campaigning in New Jersey, Tampa, Fla., with its more than 5,800 major force in the financial Spirits in the financial community got a big boost analyst with Paine Webber in New York, ■ The Energy Department brakes to the economy, raising Group, a Bala Cynwyd, Pa., Republican presidential nominee employees; and the local telephone service services industry. The agree­ on Friday when the Labor Department reported said last week that GTE is “ woefully approved an agreement with interest rates one-half percen­ economic consulting firm, said George Bush called the rise in the unit. ment between Commercial slower-than-expected employment growth for Au­ inefficient.” He also said that if GTE Texaco Inc. calling for $1.25 tage point. the smaller payroll growth is jobless rate “ statistically almost Credit Group Inc. Chairman gust, and revised downward its figure for July as carries out its reorganization, it could cut The location for the local service unit billion in payments to the “ This is a case where bad news consistent with an economy that irrelevant. The total work force hasn’t been selected yet. There has been Sanford Weill and Prim erica well. Both the stock and bond markets responded $1 billion out of operations. government over S'/t years to is good news for an economy that is still expanding, but at a slower has been expanding ... it’s very much speculation that Dallas will be Corp. Chairman Gerald Tsai is quickly with strong gains. “ All of us believe we could improve our settle accusations of over­ was running hell-bent toward pace. encouraging,” he said, chosen. Broadhead said 3,000 to 4,000 expected to help resurrect That, of course, put traders in the fam iliar but still quality and reduce our cost,” Broadhead charging for price-controlled said. “ Obviously we’ re expecting substan­ people of an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 Primerica’s struggling brok­ awkward position of seeming to applaud an increase crude oil. The settlement ap­ tial savings. At this point. I ’m not in the employed by the local service unit around erage subsidiary. Smith Bar­ in the unemployment rate, in this case to 5.6 percent proved Monday is the second position to say what we expect.” the country will work in the headquarters. ney, Harris Upham & Co. New check-cashing regs causing in August from 5.4 percent in July. largest behind a $2.1 billion GTE announced the restructuring of its “Dallas is certainly an area we’re But the standard interpretation of the data among ■ Elsewhere in corporate settlement with Exxon Corp. financial analysts was that it signaled moderating telephone operations, its largest business, considering,” said Broadhead, who added in March. Telephone operations account that the decision will be announced in the takeovers, it was relatively in the government’s long cam­ growth in the economy and less cause to worry quiet, although a few signifi­ paign to recover overcharges headaches for banks, customers about inflation. for $12 billion of GTE ’s $15 billion in annual fall. cant developments were an­ in the years from 1973 to 1981, Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal NEW YORK (AP) — A simple to deposited funds within one day lot of the banks and we’re ready to , /(lo> nounced. Nippon Mining Co. of when crude oil was .subject to Reserve, has made clear with both words and qcU()n “ John Hancock” scribbled from government, certified and help them,” he said. Japan said it would acquire price controls. his concern of late that inflatioqary.pressures*v&^ across the back of your paycheck cashiers checks, within three The Fed has defended the new building. " \ < fe. BMW dealer goes to court debt-laden electronics maker might not be enough to get it days on local checks and within endorsement requirements as ■ Federal regulators took Moves by the Fed to restrain thos\ pressures by Gould Inc. for $1.1 billion; cashed in a timely fashion. seven days on other checks. necessary to speed the check­ control of 14 failing savings tightening credit conditions have proobced a steady Resorts International Inc. The new federal regulations Many financial institutions say clearing process so that bounced institutions in Oklahoma and increase in short-term interest rates.' to retain Subaru franchise stockholders approved enter­ that guarantee customers of they have been training their checks can be returned quickly to pledged up to $1.9 billion in aid In the view of many analysts, the new tainer Merv Griffin’s offer to banks, savings associations and employees and are mailing out the institution where they were BRID G EPO RT (A P ) — Subaru of New franchise. to restore the state’s savings employment data raise the possibility that the buy the gaming and real estate credit unions faster access to brochures with detailed dia­ cashed. There are no penalties for England is trying to yank the franchise of a According to Subaru of New England, central bank won’t feel obliged to tighten credit any company; Banca Commerci- industry. their deposits also include uni­ grams to educate customers on failing to abide by the standards, Trumbull man for not selling enough out of its 79 dealers in 1987, Zimmermann further at least through the November elections. ale Italiana SpA withdrew its form standards for endorsing the new standards. A few have it said. automobiles, but the dealer says the ranked 75th in sales volume. Zimmer­ ■ A federal law guarantee­ The latest evidence “ suggests the current friendly bid for Irving Bank checks that many people — and a held special seminars for their But all checks are negotiable company doesn’t like him because he aiso mann, however, disputes those figures, ing customers of banks, sav­ structure of short-term rates is too high,” said Tom Corp. because of a regulatory few of the smaller financial commercial customers. regardless of what might appear sells BMWs. saying he was given unrealistic goals ings associations and credit Carpenter, chief economist at ASB Capital hurdle; and Macmillan Inc., institutions — are just coming to By Friday, which is payday for on the back, the Fed says, and last A lawsuit over the case is now pending in based on bad marketing perceptions. unions timely access to money Management in Washington. target of an unsolicited $2.34 grips with. many workers, most major banks month issued a special notice to New Haven federal court. Hank Burbank, a Subaru of New they deposit by check took “ A couple more months of moderate earnings billion offer from Maxwell Under the guidelines, which reported few problems. Waiting that effect. The dealer, Helmut Zimmermann, runs England official in Norwood, Mass., said effect, though confusion arose gains should cause short rates to go down.” took effect Thursday along with lines weren’t any longer than a BMW-Subaru franchise. He said he spent his company is the top Subaru distributor Commications Corp., said it about some of the changes in Among those having to make Joseph Feshbach, an analyst at Prudential-Bache the speedier check-holding poli­ usual, they said. $1.5 million in 1985 to expand the building in the country because its dealers are had discussed a takeover of changes because of the new Securities, argues that “ September should cool off the new law. cies, signatures should be made However, some bank em­ that houses his franchise. The cost aggressive and successful. part or all of the company with guidelines are retail stores. Many the bond market’s overheated anxieties. within a l>/^-inchsectionalongthe ployees said privately that they included $400,000 spent at Subaru’s insist­ “ The bottom line ... (is that sometimes) the British concern. businesses routinely stamp the “ I believe that before the year is out we’ll see a ■ International Business edge of the back of the check, so were bracing for a few initial ence that he build two separate sales and there^comes a time when it really makes backs of checks with a lengthy list very sharp bond rally as it becomes evident that the ■ The airline industry was Machines Corp. fired its long­ they don’t interfere with endorse­ headaches, and a few banks said service departments, Zimmermann said. sen s^ for both parties to separate,” of identification items store fear of inflation has been blown out of all battered by a deadly accident, time ad agency, which created ments from the bank at which the they had heard reports of prob­ He said Subaru of New England wants to Burbank said. clerks must obtain from proportion,” he said in a commentary published labor hostility, security lapses the campaigns that featured a check is deposited. If you don’t lems at smaller institutions that get rid of him, partly because he sells customers. before Friday’s report. Stephen Gabriel, executive vice presi­ and conflict over alle g ^ abuse Charlie Chaplin-lookalike and comply, you’ll still get your might not have fully understood BMWs, and it prefers dealers devoted As a result, stores have had to Thanks to the rally on Friday, the Dow Jones dent of the Connecticut Automotive Trades the characters from the “ M-A- money but it could take longer. the new standards. solely to Subaru. of frequent-flier mileage bo­ buy new rubber stamps or average of 30 industrials finished the past week with Association, said Zimmermann “ has the S-H” television series. The The bank endorsements should Barton Sotnick, a spokesman He also believes he got a bad reputation nuses. A Delta Air Lines jet reprogram cash registers to print a net gain of 37.16 points at 2,054.59. reputation of being a fine dealer who runs a decision was the latest blow to be in “ appropriate color Ink,” for the Federal Reserve Bank of with Subaru because he would not go along crashed in Dallas; financially within the smaller endorsement The New York Stock Exchange composite index quality business.” Lord Geller Federico Einstein such as blue and black, according New York, conceded that some with some other requests. He said, for troubled Eastern Airlines area. < rose 2.42 to 149.66; the NASDAQ composite index for to the Federal Reserve Board, confusion might still exist, partic­ example, that he resisted encouragement Zimmermann said he and his fam ily faced a legal battle over its Inc., which is losing its biggest Betty Riess, a spokesman for the over-the-counter market gained 2.08 to 376.51, which is administering the ularly with checks that have a to ioad up on options that make cars more have run the dealership since 1971. His attempt to lay off 4,000 client and has been wracked Bank of America in San Fran­ and the American Stock Exchange market value guidelines. carbon band on the back that expensive and harder to sell. wife, daughter and son work with him. workers; Trans World Airlines by internal turmoil for much of cisco. said her company has index was up 1.75 at 295.62. ' The Expedited Funds Availa­ obstructs the designated endorse­ But Subaru of New England said “ I think I run a honest dealership. I ’m flight attendants sought a the year. helped Its commercial customers Volume on the Big Board averaged 128.48 million bility Act requires financial insti­ ment area. Zimmermann is not selling enough cars not here to make a quick dollar and leave,” make minor adjustments. shares a day, up from 117.29 million the week before. tutions to give customers access “ It’s a confusing situation for a and that’s why it wants to terminate his Zimmermann said. “ This is our life.” r i AfiSlFIFn advertising 643-2711 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Ih e l p w a h t e d I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED TEACHERS for Sunday FULL or part time kit­ AUTD mechanic for busy OFFICE personnel Jewish religious ASSEMBLERS chen help. Dishwasher, full service gas station. UUNDRY needed. Diversified du­ school. Grades 1,2,4,5 line cook, up to $7 per Experience In minor Part time weekdays 20- ties, competitive be­ PART TIME and 7. Salary commen­ full time, part time, hour. Free meals, will repairs and auto maln- 25 hours, please apply nefit package, dy- namic work Notices HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED D r. Crane’s Answers surate with education small electrical parts, train. Tony's Cuisine, tenance. 7am to at: The Quality Inn, 51 and experience. Coil will train. with Manchester, 643-9202. 2:30pm. Salary negoti­ environment and Hartford Tpke. Ver­ growth potential. Call PART time office person 644-8466. defined pay in­ able. Apply In person non. As o condition precodsnt to WdWSJTfor general ad- CDLLECTDR. Cox Coble Barry's Texaco, 318 Jeff at Shepard's Inc., the placement of any adver­ mlnlstratlve duties In needed afternoons, all needs port time person (Quiz on page 2) creases. Benefits, 4 Laundry and Rooms 528-9141. EDE. tising In the Manchester He­ day Friday and Satur­ Adams Street, small office. Flexible to collect eaulpment DONUT BAKER day week. Apply: Monchesfer.______full time person for rald. Advertiser hereby hours. 4 hours per day, day marning. Good tel­ TEACHERS NEEDED agrees to protect. Indemnify and outstanding ac­ 1. Ballgame Monday, Tuesday, Fri­ 5 days per week. Call ephone skills a must. counts receivable. ABLE COIL & fitness instructors for CATALDG sales and de­ day Saturday and Sun­ ACCOUNTS and hold harmless the Man­ Benefits available. . 2. Squash WANTED livery. Fuller Brush Is chester Hofold, Its officers Whitham Nursery. 643- Flexible hours, com­ adults and children’s day. Please apply at: PAYABLE and employees against any 7802.______Apply by sending re­ petitive pay, car 3. Jumbo. Friday-Tueday ELECTRONICS classes. Also, instruc­ back! Earn up to $8-10 sume to: Animal Medi­ per hour servicing our The Comfort Inn, 425 and all liability, loss or TEACHING Assistant. 1 needed, no prior expe­ 4. Street comer nights Howard Road tors for parent-child Hartford Tpke. Ver­ New Englanda largest expense. Including attor­ cal Clinic, 200 Sheldon rience necessary. Call 5. Bass (Cold water holds more oxygen and big customers from your electric products dis­ loving person to core activities. Good hourly home. Car and phone non. neys' fees, arising from Road, Monchesfer. 646-6400. Ext 337. EDE. Apply: Bolton, CT eoe/AA tributor has an open­ claims of unfair trade practi­ for 3 and 4 year olds, fish need it). pay. Contact necessary. Call 291-8829 2:30-5;30pm, Mondov- MEDICAL secretary, ex­ ing for an accounts ces, Infringement of trade­ CARPENTERS needed- 6. (a) Eve’s wardrobe — Scant Mister Donut FULL time position after 5pm. marks, trade names or pat­ F ro d a y . S a la ry Is perience preferred. Imedlate openings for (b) Cattle — Ruminant YWCA LABORER. Heavy con­ payable clerk. The pri­ based on experience. Knowledge of Insu­ available at automo­ ents, violation of rights of experienced carpen­ (c) David — Giant 255 W. Middle tive lube center. Expe­ 78 North Main St. struction. Apply In per­ mary responsibility la privacy and Infringement of' Coll 646-7160.______rance forms, etc. Four ters. All phases of con­ Manchester, CT 06040 J C P e n n e y son: The Andrew copyright and proprietory days a week. Call 643- (d) Attitude — Arrogant rience helpful but will to process Invoices. In­ SITTER for 8 year old. struction. Full time Tpke. train the right person. 647-1437 Ansaldl Building Com­ suring vendors are rights, unfair competition 7102.______- (e) Rich man — Mendicant p an y, 186 B ld w e ll and libel and slonder, which Tuesday and Thursday employment and be­ Hourly plus bonuses. Full and part time posi­ paid the appropriate PART time teacher nefits. Call 742-5317. Manchester tions open at our Spencer Street, Manchester. may result from the publica­ evenings. Hours vary. Call 647-8997.______amount on time. This tion of any advertlsment In Coll evenings. 646-5851. needed for nursery 8am-5pm, Monday ELECTRICIANS. Imme­ St. catalog sales center. EQUIPMENT operators. DENTAL Assistant- Pedl- diate openings for full Involves substantial In­ the Manchester Herald by NEEDED. Dell Clerk. school program In through Frldoy.______CREW chelf trainee - Lawn crew and general advertiser. Including adver­ Manchester. Excellent carpet, furniture, atrlc practice In Man­ time Journeymen Energetic persons teraction with pur­ Must be 18. Mostly MAINTENANCE. Full or Electricians. Fast laborers. Expressive tisements In any free distri­ hours and working con­ HELP WANTED floor, upholstry, walls chester, full time needed to provide good Grounds landscaping, chasing and a wide va­ bution publlcotlons pub­ nightsand Sunday. Call part time position In HELP WANTED position, experience growing company Is ditions. Call 646-1610. restaurant. Apply In and general cleaning service In a customer 872-8088' between 9 and riety of vendors. We of­ lished by the Manchester 646-4277 or apply In preferred. Benefits. looking for motivated contact area. Good Herald. Penny Sleffert, person: Highland Park person: 141 New Lon­ with reputable franchi­ 3.______fer career opportuni­ TIRED OF EARNING NDW hiring. Full and part MAINTENANCE worker. see east of the river. If Call 649-4655, Ask for Individuals and offerso hourly rate, discount pri­ Publisher. Market, 317 Highland don Turnpike, Glaston- time receptionist. Var­ Full time position Corolyn or Koren. competitive salary and MATURE woman to take ties with excellent pay Street.______MINIMUM WAGE? bury, CT. 659-2656. you're reliable, ener­ vilege, and an extensive care of children In and benefits, including ied duties. Great for available for Independ­ getic, diversified and benefits package. Coll benefits package may be LD8T DFFICE position - East 789-0832. EDE M /F exclusive day care cen­ dental. Qualifications PART time light house­ *S** AND UP returning to work force ant self starter. Alter­ people oriented, come offered. AND FDUND keeping. Approximate Part time hours available Hartford. Good typing or retired person. Call nate weekends re­ WAITRESSES ter. Monday-Frldoy, 7- Include 1 year ac­ and loin us. Good driv­ 1 or 1-6. Starting $5.00 hours 9am-2pm. We lor sales and cashiers. skills reaulred. Varied Nassaus Furniture aulred. Applicant ing record necessary. HOUSE Apply in person during counts payable experi­ will train. $6.50 per . BENEFITS . duties Include custo­ Store In Manchester at should have expe­ DAYTIME AND store hours. per hour. Childrens ence, good interper­ LOST. Spooky. Large $7.00 and up for the Place Inc., 643-5535. black female cat, dou­ hour to start. Please • VACATION . mer service. Inven­ 649-1966. rience and ability In oil PERSONS son comm unication •EMPLOVEE DISCOUNTS. right person. 633-3335 EVENINGS ble pawed, very shy. call 643-1555.______tory, billing and pro- aspects of mainte­ or 649-3433. needed for the Quality and math skills and . PAID HOLIDAYS * cesslng orders .t Last seenn In the Kee­ STUDENTS, . UNIFORMS . TEACHER aide. Imme- nance Including gen­ J C P e n n e y CRT experience. If you Trucking or warehouse eral repairs, painting, Contact: Inn Conference Cen­ 226 Spencer St. ney, Bush Hill, Red­ homemakers-full and Apply In person only. dlate opening for class- DRIVER qualify, please call wood area. Please help experience helpful. carpentry, plumbing, HOUSE ter. Duties include; Manchester, CT part time dov work room special Mrs. Barbara Carol Bailey or apply us find her. Call 643- available. No expe­ INSIDE OUTLET Coll for appointment. education aide at mechanical/electricci meeting set-up, light eOCM/F Coventry area Hartford Despatch, KEEPERS In person. 7699 or 646-3171. rience necessary, will 1161 Tolland Tpke. RHAM High School In systems. Competitive Smith cleaning and room M anchester train. Little Caesars Manchester, CT 06040 Merchandise Division, Hebron. Malor duties salary and benefits In­ Part time weekends Economy Eloctrlc LOST In Lawton Road 528-9551. EDE _____ service. Please fill ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ area, black and white PItzo, 646-4300.______Involve working with a cluding health/dental at the Quality Inn 51 Herald route. Insurance and pension out application at: 51 town Insurance com­ Supply, Inc. kitten, yellow collar. PART time mornings. wheelchair bound Hartford Tpke, Ver­ 643-0511 pany seeks self-starter Short Hours — Call 646-3255. General office worker LABRATDRY aide, part young man. For Infor­ plan. Apply In person, Hartford Tpke. Ver­ 428 Tolland Tpke. M o nd ay - F rid a y , with good typing and for Manchester Real time, 1-5pm. Responsi­ RN’S/LPN’S mation and applica­ non. Full time Wed- SHADY non. 646-5700. math skills for diversi­ G reat Pay! Manchester, CT 06040 ble for maintenance of 10am-4pm. Rockville Estate office. Typing 8, 3 FM - 7 AM tion, coll C. Franson, nesday-Sunday, at Eoe/AA fied position. Willing to 647-5000 glassware and some 228-9474. Memorial Nursing GLEN Call 647-9946 bookkeeping expe- n PM- 7 AM Home, 22 South Street, learn a must. Growth ______tot______lANNDUNCEMENTS rlence helpful. 646-4655. sample preparation. the Comfort Inn, 425 Bayler 7 AM — 7 PM Rockville. 360 West Middle FULL Time. We have potential. Full benefits. Ask for RESTURAUNT, hiring Call Dee Deptula for WAITRESS, daytime and Hartford Tpke, Ver­ openings for the As­ CLEAN fill wanted. Call BAKER for Saturday and Interview, 646-5628. 7 PM — 7 AM Tpke. Call for Interview. 249- for foil, line, banquet, Sunday, 5am-12pm. Full and Part Tlina pizza/grinder maker. non. sembly and packaging 9391.______Gerlinde 647-9386. EDE M /F ______Apply In person at LaS- Manchester pantry, cooks, dis­ Apply at A & A Food We're the areas newest TREE CARE Soles Repre­ EOE/AA of our homemade COOKS line, pantry, bon- hwashers, banquet Store. Route 85, Bolton. PART time driver needed rehab, center special­ trada Resturaunt. sentative. The Bartlett Parkade foods. $5.50 per hour to auet, full and part time SCHOOL Aldes- to drive 5 year old boy servers, bartenders, izing In geriatrics and Tree Expert Company start with scheduled positions available. Immedlote openings cocktail and food FINANCIAL to Keeney Street EARLY Morning donut wage reviews and su­ I Post-acute care. MATURE person to work Is looking for moti­ finisher wanted. MEDICAL tronscrlptlon- Apply In person: The for In-school suspen­ servers, borbocks. MEDICAL School for noon kinder­ vated tree care special­ Ist for busy practice. per benefits. We need Gallery, 141 New Lon­ sion, study hall, and garten session, Tues­ We offer the areas hi­ with preschoolers. 1- Mondoy-Frlday, 3om- Apply In person: The ABANDDN the search. ghest staff to patient 5:30. Call 646-9608. ist for the central Con- Experience preferred. caring people to loin don Turnpike, Glaston­ corridor aides. Coll S. Gallery, 141 New Lon- Thank you for making ASSISTANT day through Friday. 9om. Apply: Mister Do­ ratio nectlcut area. Coll 643-9566, between our feom. Call 633-7656, bury or coll for on Culllnon of 228-9474 for d o n Turnpike, us number 1 for 41 Part Time 643-7618 or 647-3503. nut, 255 West Middle Ask for Dove. • Flexible Knowledge of tree care Turnpike, Manchester. 9am-5pm. appointment, 659-2656. application. Glastonbury. years. For fast, confi­ fo r a local family BABYSITTER needed for Scheduling RDDFERS and roofers or green Industry ne­ dential service and practice. Busy well behaved 9 year • Complete Health helpers. Starting pay $9 cessary. Sates expe­ easy terms, call us for per hour. Experienced congenial office. old. Tuesdav-Frlday Insurance rience helpful. We all your financial mornings. Bowers “Including Dental" help will be paid ac­ offer excellent earn­ CASHIERS needs. Conn 8, Conn Excellent school, your house or • Uniform cordingly. Good work­ ings and benefits. For 233-9687. opportunity and mine. Licence not ne­ Allowance ing conditions. Call further Information AT benefits. Call cessary. Good pay. • Pension Plan Eastern Roofing, 282- and appointment, call GROSSMAN’S Coll 646-1809.______• Bonus Hours 0711. EDE 649-8150. iREWARDl Joyce at • Set Schedule (No ARBORS Employment THE .AT IK)P BROOK HAIRDRESSER needed. Shift Rotation) 646-0166 Part time to work In • Tuition and small friendly salon. EXCITEMENT Seminar Benefits PRIVATE PARTY THE ARBORS IS LOOKING FOR A I PART TIME PART Time Cleaning. 3 Call Lori at 645-8172 or • Free Meals IS nights, 10-12 hours per 646-4122. FEW GOOD PEOPLE! *1500 Ih e lp w a h t e d week, Manchester i S o m m Merchandise Ads BUILDING n » newutt rttinm tnt community In the Manchatlcr (After 90 Days o( Service) area. Experienced, II you’re ready lor an op­ area Is now hiring to s ttff the following dspartmonts: PART TIME^Ettectl^ meticulous person Please call H R S T a A S S Immediately. General portunity that you can FOOD SERVICE only. Excellent wage. CRESTFIELD really count on...you're office. 20 hours per 742-5633.______Ih e lp w a h t e d Cookf, Atslitantt, WiltrMMS/Wanart, DIshwulwn AUTOMOTIVE week. Typing 40wpm. CONVALESCENT HOME ready for Grossman’s. Send resume to: Exec­ PART time custodial as- HARDWARE Clerk. Full MANCHESTER, CT. We have full and part HpUBEKEEm^^ TECHNICIANS utive Director, New slstant for female facil­ or port time Includes 643-5151 time positions available. needed to work In our busy ities, 9:30-1 pm, 5 days a Supanritor a Exparlancad HouMkMpai* Hope Manor, 48 Hart­ weekends. Apply: Con­ Flexible hours to meet growing dealership. Good ford Road, Manches­ week. Apply: Facilities yers Hardware, 646- your needs. We will train Services, Sooth Wind­ MAINTENAN ter, CT., 06040. 5707.______HELP Wanted. Bridge­ the right person. hourly wage plus perfor­ sor Board of Educa­ port operator. Mln- * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Suparvlior, and Oparatlonal Staff Mlnl-Bua Drivar mance, bonus, fully paid tion, 1737 Main Street, PDULTRY Personnel- 991 As the 41 lumber and ' BABYSITTER- 25 to 30 Imum 3 years ■» Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day building materials retailer SECum hours per week, to South Windsor. 528- needs men and women. experience with aero fam. health Insurance, profit Will train. Full time. ■* Classifications 71 thru 87 in the county, we can watch two small child­ 9711, Ext. 40, EDE. space tooling and offer you a lively work cli­ Evaning, NlghUlma, Waakanda sharing, vacation, paid holi­ Call Joe McCavanagh ren In my home. Baby Paid medical, life and parts. Paid Insurance, ' * Merchandise Under *250 PART time Custodian. retirement plan. Call mate, generous benefits A D M I^ ^ ^ days, paid sick time, techni­ due In January. House­ Evenings 5-8:340pm, vacations and benefits. package and the best Arbor Acres Farm. 633- * Ad must contain price! cians interested keeping duties. Flexi­ hours flexible, 5 days a Pleose coll 647-1913. training program In the Sacialadal/AdmlntatraUva AaalalanI 646-4321 ble hours. References 4681, ext. 250. EDE. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds industry. week. Apply: Facilities AUTDMDTIVE me­ ACTiyiTjEB reaulred. $8/hour. 659- Services, South Wind­ ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ due to this low price... Apply In person: town Hartford Insu­ chanic and wrecker OIractor 3035.______sor Board of Educa­ driver. Must have ex- tion. 1737 Main Street, rance company seeks Grossman’s Join a new team In a brandidnawf new facility. En|oy good pay, PART time car washer perlenceand tools. Call full banellta,*...... Includingig vacation,vacation, holldaya, holldaya, ticktick time, and handyman. Must South Windsor. 528- self-starter with good Pat or Lynn typing and math skills M8.M Service, 649-2871. health Inauranca, llfe/dlaablllty, dental, workara com­ have excellent driving 9711 Ext. 40, EDE. 14S Spencer St. pensation, uniform allowance. record. Hours, 1-5, for diversified posi­ AUTDBDDY person. CALL CLASSIFIED Manchester, CT WAITRESSES needed. tion. Willing to learn a Must have 5 years or •Benellli vtiy on MHIm* or parMlnw Wilut Apply: Tom Kelley 646- High school kids for An Equal Opportunity The Arbors will be a BETTER place to worki Call PhyHIa 6464. Carter Chevrolet must. Growth poten­ more experience and Employer. weekends 6:30-2pm. tial. Full benefits. Call tools. Call M8iM Ser­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! Sosaavllla, 647-9343 or drop In to the Carriage House, 1229 Main Street, 649-4011 or 721-7329, ask for Interview. 249-9391. vice, 649-2871. j B E S B o e 385 W. Center Street, Manchaater to complete an appli­ Manchester. for Bernadette. cation. H C H a R ______tw iY T fn iO B u m w n H y . NNNISTRIAL M 0R T 6A 6E 8 PROPERH FAUM a BENMDTY MANCHESTER. 3400 PlA Y 1 % S p c c i o l i i sauare feet Industrial STOP FORECLOSUREn • "A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday"^ If you are falling behind on space. Loading dock, parking. Woodland In- your mortgage payments... ^dustrla^ark^^^121. STARTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th OR...If your home Is In fore­ ROOFINO/ MISCELLANEDUS MISCEliANEDUS closure, WE CAN HELPI CHILOCARE SUNNS I SERVICES SERVICES Your *25 check is waiting at Mr. Merchant If your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today.., No payment program avail­ I ROOMMATES able for up to 2 years. Bad LICENSED day care. IWANTED credit Is not a problemllAsk Children over 2 years H&R ROORNG S A 5 Framing Qay a Son Masonry I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS how LOW payments can No job too big or too wHI do M A NCHE?TER!'7)!aie’, I HOMES HOMES I HOMES old. Full time or part • Additions • Qaiagaa • Porch Residential a Commercial FOR SALE I FOR SALE help you SAVE YOUR small. Will work 7 days non-smoker to share- Real Estate FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE time. Meals and and d ecks Ceramic tiles — Marble spacious 2 bedrooms, HOME TODAYI snacks. 646-7473. until job complete. 10% • Stats Lloanaad kitchen, living room, Gracious 5 room Ranch BOLTON. Build your FOREST Ridge Town- Swiss Cegaaryathe OraiM discount for Senior • Fully Insured a Granite house. 3'/a baths, 3 bed­ Vh baths. Includes TE R R IF IC Ranch In aulet on Lakewood Circle dream house. To be at(203)484-133«or CARPENTRY/ Citizens. Call 6434021.645-1757 heot and water. $355. Im m t neighborhood. Priced South, approximately built. Smashing home rooms, 1900 sauare feet Evenings Call 627-8973 to sell. 5d guMsrs. PLUMBINS Act of 19M, which makes It showing. $149,900. Sen­ Road. $144,900 . 649- sized eat-ln kitchen, ceilings, lacuzzi, cen­ court. Priced to sell at FREE ESTIMATES MUSICAL $159,000. Call owner at ROOM for rent. Conve­ Bsckhos snd bulldozsr ssrvics For Deliveries call Illegal to advertise any pref­ try Real Estate, 643- 1794. screened-ln porch, tral air, central va­ svsIlsWs. C sll Bob Fsrtsnd. Jr. ITEMS erence. limitation or discrim­ 4 0 6 0 . O ______walk-up attic, solid cuum and much, much 647-0748. nient location, working PJ'S PIUMblRO George Grifflng Call 645-8963 ination based on race, color, BOLTON. Convenient construction, freshly more. Your plans or male preferred. $65. Bw. 647-8S09 Air Candnlsnlng 180-182 Eldrldge Street. BEACON Hill. Top floor, per week plus $65. se- 742-7886 PIAND for sale. Did up­ religion, sex or national country living. This painted exterior. ours. Call today for all new, pool, view, Res.64S-6849 Boilers, pumps, hot water PBRSONAL SBRVICBS origin, or an Intention to Tw o family 6-6 duplex curltv. 649-9472, tanks, new and right. Must sell, $250 or for Immediate sale to comfortable Immacu­ $184,900.Jackson & detalls.Century 21 Ep- CFHA/FHA extras. Im­ • ChecliDeek Coiitr«l moke any such preference, Mondoy-Frlday, 3:30- replacements. - • Incomt Ten PrapT aMow best offer. 646-5875. limitation or discrimination. settle estate. Firm late 1 owner home Jackson Real Estate, steln Realty, 647-8895.a mediate occupancy. 8pm, osk for Eleanor. iMiPAINTINe/ FREE ESTIMATES • Lite A HMitti Iraufonc* Advic* STUDENT Model Bundy The Herald will not know­ $175,150. 646-2426 offers beautiful views 647-8400.D______A SMART buy. More for $89,900 Owner. 649-7182. DEUVERING to the east, 3 bedrooms, ROOM with kitchen ond Rich, clssn, stone-fres • COfIMlItetlOf) Flute, great condition. ingly accept anv advertise­ weekdays. BRAND new listing! your comfort, conven­ MANCHESTER. Come I PAPERING 643-9649/338-9616 • nnofidQl A Rfltett PlonnInB ment which Is In violotlon ot laundry privileges. foam. 5 ysrdp.*80PlusTax. Ideal forbeglnner. $200 7'/2 baths, eat In coun­ Lovely 8 room Colonial ience and money des­ take a look at this the low. MANCHESTER. First try kitchen, finished Private Manchester NAME your own price. Also, sand, gravsl, stone Call Don Motl«r - 449-1339 or best offer. on South Farms Drive, cribes this spacious 3 special one bedroom I MISCELLANEOUS and horea manure. SOUTHERN New Eng- time buyer opportun­ family room with many 4 bedrooms, first floor relsdence. Non- Father 8, Son Painting p. a. MoMar, Inc, C L A R IN E T for sale. Like land classifleld ads ity!! This 4 room plus bedroom, 2 '/i bath, end unit with spacious smoker, no alcohol. and Papering. Remo­ I SERVICES custom features, con­ family room plus rec central air conditioned floor plan, private new, used 6 months. reach nearly 800,000 attic room Ranch may venient to I-3M. Call to room, fully appllanced Quiet, considerate. $85 val. 291-8567. 6 4 3-9504 $99.646-7290 or 649-3906. homes In Connecticut be lust what you are unit featuring a full front 8, back entrance, w2ekh^64W9W^_^_ ODD lobs. Trucking. SERVICES OFFERED' see today l$209,000. Fl- kitchen, first floor basement with 2 fin­ and Rhode Island. The looking for! Nice size ano Realty, Gallery of lovely private back­ cxtanor pamHig a Home repairs. You laundry. Beautiful ished rooms and a pri­ yard, but close to 384 - C A L L A R T F E T 8 A N D price for a basic 25 pantry. Carpeted. Lo­ Homes, 646-5200.______I APARTMENTS name It, we do It. Free grounds complete with vate backyard with pa­ and walking distance siNiing estimates. Insured. 643- STONE EXPERTS THE RIOVER - 8U P P U E 8 word ad Is only $55 and cated on a corner lot T R E E shaded lot on Au­ a heated In-grbund Gu- •Also stockadt fsncss Installod All types of stone work, will appear In 43 news­ convenient to shopping tio. Enlov the pool and to stores, library, bus. ___ I FOR RENT 0304.______DapsndsMs, honaat sxpatl- tumn Street thot Is 500' nlte pool. Tastefully tennis. V A, FH A, ap­ $65,900.Anne Miller •Fully Intund — Irao sstlmalM wells, veneer, dry etona ancsd, Inaurad, rsaaonabla. SHELTIE AKC regis­ papers. For more In­ and 1-384. Asking deep will help keep this decorated. Martin ROCKVILLE. Large rem- •Ssnior eltizsn discount T or Sell Scroeeae Loam formation coll Classi­ $124,900. Realty World, proved. All for only Real Estate, 647-8000.O wall. 8-5 Call Ryan tered. Blue merle and 6 room Colonial cool in School, move-ln condi­ $136,900.Centurv 21 Ep­ odeled 1 bedroom lo­ Mike — 643-0743 Any amouX dsikrsrsd. Also, IRL Patrick. Mon.-Fri. e-S 646-9669 Anytime tri-color. 74^6188. fied, 643-2711 and ask Benoit, Frechette As- the summer and the tion! $254,900. Jackson MANCHESTER. Hurry, cated on Elm Street. s fts rB pm______for detalls.c______soclotes, 646-7709.O stein Realty, 647-8895.0 gtiusL slons and bsrti, mulch. fireplace will warm a, Jackson Real Estate, won't last! Two bed­ Heat and hot water Bobcat baokhoa a loadar ranW. 871-6096 MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ MANCHESTER. Res­ you In the winter. 647-8400.O______COMFORTABLE living. room brick Condo In Included. Appliances, RenovatioiiVPIus room Cope, nice lot, tored Victorian Colon­ $170's. Blanchard 8> Lovely Immaculate 3 convenient location. parking. $495. per CuBtom Interior A Exterior DAVIS CONSTRUCTION m FOR SALE fenced back yard, yinyl BRAND new listing! De­ OS CONCRETE 1 ial. Meticulously Rossetto Realtors," lightful 5 plus room bedroom, bath Complex boasts new month, security. 872- PtinUna • CoNIng Ropair A Ronow 872-1400/659-9555 Gay A Son Masonry siding. Walk to Ver- restored home In Che­ We're Selling Houses" Cape on aulet street. solar lighting system In 8095. Garnet Company. o Doete A LI9M Carpentry EIGHT month old water- Cape Cod on Woodland bed, $325. Courthouse plonk School. Great ney Historical District. 646-2482.0______This well cared for back parking lot, new in $ u f d HAVfltES TREE SERVICE Street. 2-3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER. First • Frao faf/mafae e Brlclt Blocit Stone One Gold membership, starter home. $139,900. Large country kitchen, home features an open roof, extremely low • SanJof Diteounn Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Slump COHCBlTr" Peterman Real Estate, V IE W Hartford In the modern bath, breeze- floor of two family. months left for first floor laundry, spring and summer airy kitchen/dining heating bills and ample removal. Free astimalsa. Fireplaces & Concrete ADDITIONS a FLOORS 12'/2 649^404.______wav, hardwood floors. Just refInIshed, nice 646-2253 $450. Compared to reg­ fenced yard with brick from this 8 room Ver­ Excellent care has area separated by a storage In ^ s e m e n t. neighborhood, two Special consideration lor • Commsiclal 6 rasidsntlal and slate walkways. ular price of $700 plus. MANCHESTER. Inves­ non Ranch on Box been taken by long­ breakfast bar, a beauti­ Call Sentry for more bedrooms. $650/month sldsrly and handicapped. 282-7341 • Fra# EaUmatsa Must be seen. $154,900. R 0 0 H N 8 / Eric 649-3426.0 ‘ tors. Renovated 4 fam­ Mountain Drive. New time owner. Excep­ ful private yard with In fo rm a tio n .$68,900. plus utilities. Security. John Hannon Concroli ily, new furnace, water D.W. Fish Realty, 643- baths, updated kit­ tional country-llke brick patio. $139,900. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Call 228-4408. SIDING 647-7553 W DDDSTOVE for sale. heaters, paint and roof. 1591.P______chen, cedar sun room yard measures 100 x Century 21 Epstein 4060.O TVi a VCM e APPLIANCES Company • B75-D371 Please call after 4:00 Excellent Income. Nice Realty, 647-8895.0 MANCHESTER 5 rooms POWER TOOLS pm at 646-8137. COUNTRY living at Its and morel $190's. Blan­ 238! $149,900. Jackson & on busline. Renovated, MANCHESTER ROOFMfi HANDYMAN and oreo. $264,900. 646-2253. best. You'll breathe MANCHESTER.North- ypu mum H — MMVo tNORROd For It chard & Rossetto Real­ Jackson Real' Estate, fleld Green. Immacu­ carpets, appliances. All types of roofing 6 W AN T ADS are worth clean, fresh air when tors," We’re Selling JUST waiting for you. HAUUNG M AN CH ES TER . New list­ 647-S400.D Picture your family In late unit with new wall Adults preferred. Se- repairs. Wood shlnglse BEST B E T 8 » looking Into when you're ing! Outstanding An- you live In this lovely 4 Houses" 646-2482.0 curltv. 649-7961. — Cedar Shakae. Any job — Anytime BUYER'S GUIDES looking for a place to ENDROLL 8 bedroom, 7'/t both new BO LTO N . Unique 4 bed- this lovely 3 bedroom, to wall carpeting, 3 OTWertdNi-aia saldl built Colonial BOLTON. Attractive 1’y^ brick front Colonial bedrooms, 2 full baths, MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 27 years EKiMfltneu Call Gary Save Tims and $$$ live...whether it's a home, with In-law apartment! Colonial which offers a Garrison Colonial. One room Contemporary, kitviw • Uswwse • Ousraimse an apartment or a mobile 10% wMHi • 2 for 2S4 family sized porch, 2,500 square feet. Fea­ located In the Porter central air and brick room Duplex, $600 ond C A L L NOW 6 4 5 -N 6 1 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 of four new homes on Street area. Atrulm patio. Exquisite unit! utilities. Prefer work­ 875-3483 home. Mugr be picksd up ai «w first floor family room, tures first floor master 645-8830 I larWa Offlot Monday thni full bath and 2 '/i baths, private cul-de-sac. doors from dining $139,500. D .W . Fish ing couple. No pets. 2 fireplaces, walk-up first floor laundry and bedroom suite, 2'/i 11>iiisdsyba»eis11s.m.oiily. Features 4 bedrooms, baths, located on one room lead to large Realty, 643-1591 .□ *43-8529.______attic, finished base- large 2 car otfached 7'h baths, central air, garage. Still time to plus acre lightly deck overlooking a M A N C H ES TE R - 2 bed­ i^Mflt, 1 car garage! A deck off kitchen and lovely yard. NEW 7 rodrti Saltbox. CONDOMINIUMS GOOD THINGS 8000 THINGS 0 0 0 0 T N IN 8 8 • ehewlng Is a sale! choose your colors. Of­ wooded lot. $329,000. room renovated apart­ more.$279,900. Flano $154,900.Century 21 Ep­ Mallard View. Distinc­ ment. Dishwasher, TO EAT G O O D T H IN O r $819,900. Anne Miller fered at $251,900. Cen­ Flano Realty, Gallery tive attdched town- FOR RENT TO EAT TO F A T Realty, Gallery of of Homes. 646-5200. stein Realty, 647-8895.0 washer and dryer and TO EAT Real Estate, 647-8000.n tury 21 Epstein Realty, Homes. 646-5200. houses. Fireplaces, ap-1 647-8895.0 appliances Included. MANCHESTER. Com­ MANCHESTER. Charm­ pllances, carpeting,' Two months security ing oversized Cape In Andersen Thermopane pletely furnished 3 and references re­ room apartment, split sought after South wlndows,separate full quired. Nice neighbor­ Manchester location. Shown by Appointment FOR SALE — BY OWNER basement and garage. level, private e n ­ hood. $650/monthly trance, all appliances Formal living room 26 BUTLER ROM) — MMICNESTER Complete from plus utilities. No pets. and dining room, three $149,900.Blanchard 8, Includes color T V & air MORRA FARMS 6A&-77S3.______bedrooms one on first Rossefto Realtors," conditioning. Profes­ We're Selling Houses" MANCHESTER. 4 room sional person pre­ floor, first floor family apartment near bus­ room plus lower level 646-2482.0 ferred, no pets. Secur­ line. Nice yard. Ap­ ity $500 month. 645-6205. rec room, 13x14 patio pliances. Older couple Pick Your Own and new pressured JUST Listed' Condo. Say good-bye to lawn care or single. Please call treated deck. Home after 6:30cm. 649-3052. boasts fire alarm sys­ and say hello to free­ HOMES dom. This Impressive 3 MANCHESTER. 4 rooms, tem with battery back clean. Mature couple FDR RENT up, central vacuum bedroom, 2 V/2 baths with first 5 showing. Suson Rossetto Realtors," older duplex In great floor laundry room. (Take Birch AAt. Road to Tinker Pond Rood) Buckno. $209,900. Sen­ TWO FAM ILY We're Selling Houses" shape. No pets, secur­ $750 monthly plus se­ ity and references. $700 try Real Estate, 643- 49 Woodland St., Manchester 646-2482.0 curity and utilities. CO 4060.O______monfh plus utlll- Coll 649-3200.______This property has been rennodeled and tlM. Available Ocfober 8:30 am 'til Dusk/ SOUTH WINDSOR. New BUSINESS 1st. Call 645-8201. NEW, 3 bedrooms. $900 listing. 2 years old, 8 vinyl sided, and will be part of a new con­ PROPERTY monfh plus security room Colonial. Over­ dominium complex which Is to be built and utilities. 646-2930. Monday thru Sunday sized family room with I CONDOMINIUMS fireplace, formal Hying soon. Asking $189,900. FOR sale. Manchester ___ I FOR RENT Quality Built 3 bedroom Georgian Style Doctor's office space. room and dining room, WHILE HERE# spacious master bed­ Ranch. Move in condition, Excellent Hilliard Professional MAfrCHESTERTTwo r n STORE AND SEE OUR CONDOMINIUM PLANS. Building. 2,153 square room with lacuzzi tub, 3 location. Accessible to shopping, bedroom Townhouse. g o ] OFFICE SPACE For Info Call 649-4450 additional bedrooms, feet and convenient Heat, hot water, car­ central air condition­ Converse R ^ l Estate schools and highway. Principles only. storage area. 1st floor. peting. Air condition­ FURNISHioOfficesv^ (field closed during Inclement weather) ing, many extras, exec­ *179,900. 649-2929 Move-In condition. Ex­ ing, all appliances, phone, receptionist, utive area. $298,000. U 646-4382\ cellent parking! In­ nice location. Call 647- copy, fax and secre­ & R Realty, 643-2692.D quire today at 646-5153. 1595. tary support. 647-4800. ■ « A m E « « « « El E ll NOTICI TO CRtDITOM CARS E S T A T E O F MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS SAMUEL EVTUSHEK I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Tht Hon. William E. Fin- FOR SALE Gorald, JudQ«> of ttio Courf 643-2711 FDRD LTD, 1978. 4 door, SPORTS 14 Cubic Refrigerator, CHEVY Caprice 1983, 9 Chevy Malibu 1977, V8, of Probofo, Dlifricf of Man- fully equlped. $450. 643- chootor of 0 hoofing hold on INVITATIDN TO BID $250 and 4 steel belted passenger Station air, good tires. $950 or Auoutf 29, ordorod that R14 tires, $100. Also, Wagon, air condition­ best otter. 649-0563. 8622. oil cloim t m utt bo protontod PURCHASE OF ONE NEW ing, power breaks, to tho fiduciary of tho ad- HYDRAULIC SIX CUBIC miscellaneous Items. drott below. Failure to YARD MATERIAL Call after 3:00 pm at power steering, good promptly present any such SPREADER 649-8121.______running condition. MORIARTY Worth $2000 but hos CLYDE U.S. looking fSpectrum 4 Dr. •7995 87 Merc. Q. Marquia *11,395 when the Soviets responded by staying away from ments M U S T be obtained In natural oblect without a w rit­ 19M ordered that all claims PERSON at the Town Garage 86 T em p o ...... * 4.995 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 the Los Angeles Olympics. must be presented to the fidu­ at 44 Bradbury Lane, phone; ten permit for the purpose of 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 ciary at the address below. protecting It or the public and 86 Civic DX ...... * 5,495 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *10,695 Meagher set worM records in the 100 and (203) 742-4SM. 87 Ford Cr. Vic. Failure to promptly present carries a fine of up to $50 for 86 LXI HB ...... * 8.995 87 Cavalier 4 Dr. *8495 *10,995 200-meter butterfly raeps in 1981, at age 16, and any such claim may result In Acknowledgement to print; eoch offense.______85 Toronado...... * 9,495 87 Merc. Cougar *10,495 Olympic records in the same two events at LA, at the loss ot rights to recover TOWN OF COVENTRY S E P T E M B E R 3-4, 6i age 19. Now 23, her three gold medals from LA on such claim. By JOHN A. ELSESSER Knollwood Road, 9am- 85 R egal...... * 7.295 872-9111 86 Toyota Camry *8995 Bertha E. Rappe, Town Manager 2pm. Baby furniture, 84 S kylark...... * 3,995 aren’t quite enough. So she’s back in the water, Clerk Dated B-24-88 86 Marc. Marquia childrens clothes, 83 Olds Custom *5995 aiming for the East Germans who were missing in The fiduciary Is: 001-09 mony household Items. C ruiser...... * 3,995 CENTER 86 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 ’84. Valerie M. Dublel NOTICE OF 34 Pine Knob Road T A G Sole. Toys, boys 83 Merc C apri * 3.995 MOTORS 86 Olda Clara »8 4 9 £ r “In a lot of ways, yes, having them there will Somers, Connecticut 04071 AVAILABILITY OF HILL-BURTON clothing, household 345 Center St., 461 Main St., Manchester make this more important for me.’’ she said. “I’m 01^09 ____ UNCOMFENSATED Items, antiques 8, col­ Manchester • 647-7077 80 Merc. Marquis Brog. ^5 9 9 5 not as much in my prime as I was in 1980 and 1984. If NOTICE TO CREDITORS SERVICES lectibles, and miscel­ Low Cost Financing 85 Lincoln Cent. *12,995 I lose, I won’t be demolished. But my best E S T A T E OF laneous. 176 Carriage competition is the East Germans and it would mean fJ Manchester Memorial Hos­ Drive.Manchester. I9BS Pont. «ooo...... *529.5 85 Buick W b S O L O *8995 ELIZABETH T. CHOMAN pital of Monchesfer, C T will MANCHESTER The Hon. William E. Fltt- Soturdov from 9-3. 4 Dr. Sedan. AT. PS. AC. Tilt. CC a lot to me to win gold against them. ... Gerold, Judge, of the Court make available from Oef- 85 Olds C u t SOV-O *7495 HONDA 1985 Ply. R eliant...... *4295 “There was a little empty feeling, not having of Probate, District of Man­ ober 1, 1988 fo September 30, T A G Sale- Soturdav, Sep­ 1989 Htll-Burton uncom­ tember 3, 9 am-2pm. 64 USED CARS Wagon. AT. AC. PS. AM/FM Slereo 84 Buick LeSabre *6995 them there. It gives me more emphasis for now. chester at a hearing held on pensated services to all eligi­ August 30, 19U ordered thot ble persons whoare unableto Walker Street, Man­ 86 Merc. Ciprl *5995 19S5 Chev Cavalier CS...... *3795 84 Chevy Cl S Q LO *5495 Swimming is not my life anymore. I don’t live and all claims must be presented pay for hospital services. chester. Miscellaneous 84 Honda CRX *5495 AT. PS, AC. Stereo die to sw!m. That makes it tough for me.’’ AP photo to tho fiduciary at the od- 83 Plym. Turlsmo *3795 84 Buick L a S g O L D Eligibility for free care will Items. 1954 Chev Chevette ...... *2395 *6995 dress below. Failure to 84 Ford Tempo *3995 Some swimmers don’t care who’s in the next lane. promptly present ony such be limited to persons whose 2 Dr. Sedan. 24K mi.. Cxc. Cond AMERICAN HOPEFUL — Carl Lewis, Angeles in 1984. This time he and his family Income Is not more 84 Pontiac 6000 *5795 84 Lincoln (>>ntln. *10,995 One of those is Rick Carey, who took home three claim may result In tho lots than the current poverty In­ 1955 Toyota Tercel ...... *4295 shown in a file photo, won four gold American teammates will have a long of rights -to recover such 80 Dataun 200 SX *2495 83 Ford M'JI g O L D *3995 gold medals from the 1984 Games. come guidelines (Category Automotive 85 Honda Accord H/B *6495 Wagon. S Spd„ AM/PM Stereo - claim. A ) established by the Depart­ Muat See “The Olympics are the Olympics, no matter who’s medals at the Olympic Games in Los awaited showdown with the Soviets. Johanna Bruder Roy, ment ot Health and Human 86 Honda CRX H/B *6995 301-305 CEN TER ST. there,’’ he said. “I don’t like ‘what ifs.’ You win a Assistant Clerk Services. Persons whose 84 Olds Cutlaaa *6995 19M Ply Turiamo ...... *2495 1 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Slereo race. There are no ‘what ifs’ about it. They didn’t said. ’’When that changes, I won’t compete. As long “Who’s coming doesn’t matter to me,’’ he said. The fiduciary Is: family Income Is above but 88 Toyota Tercal *6195 MANCHESTER Anthony M. Choman less than double the povertv oars 87 Sunbird *5995 1983 Renault Alliance DL...*1995 say ‘what if’ in 1980.1 was there in 1984 and I won. as I have a reasonable chance to make the team and “I’m a competitor who competes against myself. I Executor Income guidelines (Category FOR SALE 85 Honda Prelude *9495 4 Dr.. AM/FM Stereo, Exc. Cond There’s nothing you can do about who wasn’t do well. I’ll be there.” don’t worry about who’s in an event.” c/o Evelyn Gryk Frollch B ) will be considered for re­ 88 VW Scirocco *9595 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 H 1981 Ply. Hoiixon...... *1895 there.” The presence of the Soviet bloc athletes will not Mary Decker Slaney was too young for 1976. Attorney duced ' cost care In accor­ 1977 DDDGE Aspen. 87 Toyota Corolla *8995 333 Eost Center STreet dance with the schedule be­ 4 Dr.. Auto. Exc. Tranaportatlon have significant impact on the medal chances of blocked by the boycott in 1980 and then tangled with low. Persons whose Income 49,000 miles plus 1974 87 Honda Accord LXI *11,995 Carey said the presence of the Soviets in Seoul Manchester, C T 04040 85 Chrya 5th Ave. *8995 1981 Toyota Supra ...... *4295 some American Olympians like double gold medal Zola Budd and fell in the 3.000-meter race in 1984. So. Is greater than the guidelines Toyota Cellca. Both tor 2 Df.. S Spd.. AC. Sunroof 4 more auto won’t change his outlook. “I don’t think of it that 017-09 ______but not more than V/i times $695, 649-5445.______88 Honda Accord LXI *10,895 diver Greg Louganis. despite a brilliant running career, she is still NOTICR TO CREDITORS the guidelines will be eligible 82 Olda Cutlaaa *4695 1980 DaUun 210...... *2395 SERVICES much,” He said. “I made the Olympic team in 1980 chasing after her first Olympic medal. E S T A T E OF for o 70% reduction from the HDNOA Accord LX, 1979, 85 Ford Tempo *4995 2 Dr.. Auto, Exc. Cond. N and I didn’t enjoy sitting and watching. I felt an ”In 1984. all my competition was there. ’ ’ Louganis usual charges. Persons 5 speed, stereo “For me, just to finish the 3,000 after what GEORGE G. CLARKE, aka 85 Olda Cutlaaa Clarra *6595 1980 Chevy Camaro...... *2395 AUTOMOBILE Slmanlz- said. “If the Chinese had not shown in LA. then it GEORGE E. CLARKE whose Income Is areater than cassette, air. 647-1215 88 Olda 4 Dr. Clarra *6895 2 Dr. Spt. Cpe.. AT, PS. AC ing. Will simanizeyour empathy for them in 1984. I knew what they were happened in 1984 would be accomplishment The Hon. William E. Rti- the guidelines but not more evenings.______83 Toyota Cellca *8395 going through.” might be different.” than 1%4 times the guidelines 1978 Ford LTD Brgh...... *999 car In yaur driveway. enough,” she said. ”I don’t go into a race figuring (3erald, Judge, of the Court 83 Nlaaan Stanza H/B *3495 of Probate, District ot Man­ will be eligible for o 50% re­ 1973 PLYMDUTH Val­ 4 Dr. AT. AC. PS Camplete lab twa coots 82 Mazda SDN QLC *3995 Gaines and Meagher weren’t sure they would try Carl Lewis staged a four gold medal sweep at LA. I’ve got to heat this one or that. I go out to perform to chester at a hearlno held on duction from the usuol iant. Excellent condi­ 1976 Ja g u ar XJ6L ...... $5999 ot wax. 15 years to swim in the 1988Games. ForCarey, though, there matching Jesse Owens feat at Berlin in 1936. He is my capability. If I do that, I feel I’ll be all right August 30, 19U ordered that charges. Persons whose In­ tion. Super stereo. 88 Hyundai 4 Dr. QL *5495 experience-only $35. all claims must be presented come Is greater than 1% Many extras. Drlglnal 83 Dataun Stanza H/B *3995 SAVE BUY USEDCARS Call Dick at 643-8653. was never any question about that. more concerned with the time schedule at Seoul, Certainly I want to do well for the United Statestfsut to the fiduciary at the ad­ times the guidelines but less 85 Dodge Lancer *7195 “While I still have a chance to compete and a which may prevent a four-gold repeat, than he is politics doesn’t belong in sports. It’s athlete agahist dress below. Failure to than double the guidelines owner. $895. or best MIKE FLYNN promptly present any such will be eligible for a 30% re­ otter. 646-1830.______”Th « Anto ProfftoioMls” chance to make the team. I’ll continue to swim.” he with the competition. athlete.” . 24 A4im s St.. Hapcliasttr CARS claim may result In the loss duction from the usual 1983 CAMARD Berllnetto, 649-4304 of rights to recover such charges. This notice Is pub­ open M-F 9-9 / Sat. O-S FOR SALE claim. lished In accordance with white, excellent condl- 646-^515 43CFR 124.505 Notice of tlon. V6. Coll 649-2271 Johanna Bruder Roy, Availability of Uncom­ America’s Cup back in the water where it belongs Assistant Clerk pensated Services. Inter­ 1978 CHEVY Malibu. V-6, The fiduciary Is: ested parties are Invited to automatic, 4 door, 1 Louise G. Clarke comment on this allocation owner, 88K. $1000. 643- Bv Dennis Georgatos defender. skipper to lose the Cup in 132 years, Meanwhile, Fay was anxious for a Executrix plan by contacting Donna 8482.______The New Zealander maintains the Conner won it back in February 1987 rematch. Still smarting from c/o Vincent L. Diana Fecko, Manager of Credlf The Associated Press Esa. and Collections, Manchester 1976 Ford Grand Torino SDYC, and its defense manager. Sail when he sailed the SDYC’s 12-meter Conner’s accusations that New Zea­ 1091 Main Street Memorial Hosptlal, 644-1233, Wagon. Air, great con­ America, ’’ducked” his challenge to yacht Stars & Stripes to victory over land cheated in 1987 by entering the Manchester, C T 04040 ext. 3218. ' 4QOQ CHEVROLET 4000 CHEVROLET SAN DIEGO — It is the strangest dition. Family car. 190O CELEBROYS iStlO CORSICAS NOVAS try to ensure ”e shabby win on the Australian defender Kookaburra Iff. world’s first fiberglass 12-meter in 002-09 i M M M 4 c m i SpBJMIa pairing in America’s Cup history, a, 016-09 Best otter. 643-4177. CBevFa Maal Nautar 4 0m » ISea. Mwy OiNei Fa«w * mismatch that has sown discontent, water'with a catamaran.” He had earned the right to sail for the Fremantle — a protest thrown out for INVITATION TO BID 1981 P D N T IA C T1000. disarray and more than a little Computer projections simulating a Cup after surviving a challenger lack of merit — Fay looked for a way Runs great, 85,000 to decrease the three years to four You are Invited to bid on Modular Classroom Addition to miles, new clutch, new curiosity in what has been called a race between the Kiwi boat and the elimination series involving a record Longview Middle School, Ellington, Connecticut. brokes. $650. 643-1534. ONLY “freak show.” catamaran indicate the New Zealand 13 syndicates, including the Fay- years between Cup matches. His Bids will be received by Dr. Joseph J. DeLucIa, Superinten­ entry would finish the race course an backed runner-up. Kiwi Magic. attorney, Andrew Johns, spotted an 1977 CHEVY Concours, 6 $11,495 Swk $8j990 ^ ■.V $8,545 Stodt The San Diego Yacht Club, in its dent of Schools unfll 3:00 p.m. September 12, 1908. cylinder, 4 door, good Mt571 mdutaRMa MS46I MadMltaMa MSBOl first defense of the Cup. has fielded a hour behind the SDYC entry. (Conner, a San Diego native, re­ opening in the Deed of Gift, the Bids received after this time will not be accepted. running condition. 649- iO In Stock In Stock For Dolfvory In Stock For DoUvory catamaran with a rigid wing sail to Dennis Conner, a two-time Cup turned with the Cup to a hero’s 101-year-old document governing the All bidders must tile with their bid a certified check or Bid 8864.______4000 BUICK BUICK fend off the challenge . of New winner who is back as skipper of the welcome in his hometown. competition. Bond for 5% of the bid made payable to the Town of Elling­ l900 CENTURY8_ ISSSg^ls^LB \ 1988 SKYLARKS Because SDYC and Sail America ton. Performance and Labor and Material Payment Bonds 1976 L TD , 76,000 miles, AS AuM^ TraMw SB, k m Air Cm A. AmM), rt. SB, vs, AMM AlrCan4..A««kTtai», Zealander Michael Fay, whose mas­ SDYC catamaran, makes no apolo­ But dissension was brewing amid for 100% of the contract price will be regulred. new tires, brakes and Otftrm. m m OOm Uawgr ftmiww CaMw Many Olhar Naluma Pk,f,9 sive monohull sloop is the biggest, gies to Fay and says the New the celebrating in the form of a had failed to name a venue and lay the No bid may be withdrawn for the period stated In the Bid battery. Air. $650 ne­ Zealander has only himself to blame if squabble over where the next Cup ground rules for the next competition Form without the written consent of the Building Com­ gotiable. 643-1454. yacht to race in the event in 50 years. mittee, Ellington Middle School. The Committee reserves The two sides, whose contempt for his boat is too slow. defense should be staged. At stake during their six-month argument. the right to waive Irregularities and to reject bids. 73 MUSTANG Converti­ “I’m fed up with defending myself was the projected $1.2 billion eco­ Fay could demand a contest within 10 ble 302, new duel ex­ START1NQ F140II ^ fTARTMOFMli each other surpasses even the histori­ Tw o sots of plans and specifications may be obtained an or $10j650 s. and the Stars & Stripes team for nomic impact for the city hosting the months under the literal interpreta­ after August 24,19M at the office of The Molmfeldt Associ­ haust, original mags, iRMaa ^ cally turbulent relations between very solid. $3000 or best FovylMhai challenger and defender, approach having a fast boat.” (Conner said. regatta. tion of the deed. ates, Architects, 41C New London Turnpike, Glastonbury, TktSloekFdrtMhmfy In Stock For Doikmrf Connecticut, 04ID3, upon deposit ot $100.00 for each set. Mo­ otter. Coll Mike 568- $kt Stock For O eikm f Wednesday’s start of a best-of-three “Maybe I’m confused. I spent my Sail America officials, concerned He sprang the challenge July 17. tor subcontractors may obtain sets for cost of printing, in 1641.______that San Diego’s light wind conditions, 1987. hand-delivering it to SDYC the event no bid 1s received or drawings and specifications series off San Diego as far apart as whole sailing career trying to come up are not returned In good condition within two (2) weeks after 1980 White Volkswagen their boats are different. with fast boats. I thought that was the would make for a boring 12-meter officials over lunch at the club. bid opening, the deposit will be automatlolly forfeited. Make Rabbit. Good condi­ A | v n e CH EV R O LET Rt. 83, Windsor Avo. Fay, a39-year-oId merchant banker whole idea.” event, wanted to consider Hawaii and Regrouping in face of what they checks payable to the Architect. tion, 4 speed manual 872*911 1 Rockville/Vernon _____ ^ . Just 18 months ago, in the waters off other locations with stronger winds as called Fay’s “sneak attack,” Sail Dr. Joseph J. DeLucIo transmission 8, sun­ U L T U C ; b u i c k , INC. EXIT 64/i n4 from Auckland, condemns the upcom­ S Superintendent of Schools ing court-ordered series as a farce, Fremantle. Australia, the America’s possible, venue. Loyalists within the America officials solicted 21 chal­ roof. $1200. Coll 649- lenges from 10 nations to compete in 0IB09 3879. claiming his boat is no match for the Cup reached a new peak in popularity. yacht club were determined to stage lighter and quicker dual-hulled After becoming the first American the race in San Diego. 12 meters in a 1991 regatta. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard UConn soccer hosts ODU Mete a Dodgers 0 BASEBALL U.S. nine wins again win, lose & DREW STORKS — The University of Connecticut men’s Baseball LOS ANOELS NEW YORK O b rh M O b rh M Football soccer team, which opened its season Thursday Sax2b 4000 Wllsoncf 5 12 2 MILAN, Italy (AP) — ’Ty Griffin’s three-run with a 2-1 victory, is back in action Sunday at 2 p.m. Brennan p 0 0 0 0 Jefferls2b 5 2 3 1 honner highlighted a five-run second inning that VIMielPSrltTb at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium against Old Ainorlcin Lstgiii itindings Scloscia c 3 0 10 Hemandzib 4 111 carried the United States to a 9-0 victory over the Reyesc 0 0 0 0 Strwbrv rt 3 0 0 0 <3S«Xj|[nQN.loib Dominion University. Freshman Rob Lindell and Heepph 10 0 0 Dykstraef 0 0 0 0 Netherlands Friday night at the World Baseball NFL itandlngi sophomore Brian Parker had the goals for the East DIvIslen Gibson If 30 10 McRyIds If 4 0 10 Championships. toiPoo^iQlfe, B B f f - Shrprsn 2b 10 10 HJohsn 3b 4 0 0 0 Huskies in the opener. W L Pet. OB AMERICAN CONFERENCE 8 I 0 DRUSSWP Detroit 75 59 .560 MIDovIs rt 4 000 Carter c 3 1 1 0 Cuba matched the U.S. at 9-0 in the 12-team Shelby cf 3000 Elsterss 3 3 2 3 Eost C* K BOStOT ' 74 59 .556 ~ / i tournament by beating Nicaragua 11-1. In other W L T PCI. PF PA " » ^ Parent's night at MHS New York 69 63 1527 4'/» JGonzIz cf 0 0 0 0 Darling p 4 0 0 0 MHtchrph 100 0 games, Puerto Rico defeated Spain 7-1, Japan beat Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 n n ^ 9 s a i L m . . Mllswiukee 71 67 .514 6 Indloncxwlls 0 0 0 .000 n n Toronto 67 68 .496 8Cincinnati 0 0 0 .000 n n gym. ■ ^ , OoktaiKl 84 58 .637 CGwvnnIf Connecticut got the win, striking out eight, and Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 n n Coaches will be available to talk about their Minnesota 75 59 .560 ”9 hitting streak, subtract the Toloto n 0 5 8 Totals 35 810 7 allowing just three hits in five innings. Peter Houston 0 0 0 .000 n n respective programs. Information regarding the Kansas City 71 63 .530 13 teams in the American League Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 n n California 68 66 .587 16 and multiply by the number of Callenbach was the loser for the Netherlands, 2-8. West general policy procedure and rules of eligibility for Texas 60 73 .451 23V(i NOW York sn on 48x-8 Denver Gome WInnIna RBI — Elster (6). 0 0 0 .000 n n student-athletes will be discussed. Chicago 58 76 .40 26 pitchers (9, 10 or 11) normally Kansca City 0 0 0 .000 n n Seattle 54 80 .403 X carried on a major-league E— Gibson, MIDovIs. DP— New York 1. L.A. Raiders LOB— Los Angeles 5, New York 6. 2B— 0 0 0 .000 n n roster. So t Diego 0 0 0 .000 n n Scloscia, Gibson, Jefferies. HR— Elster 2 Seve retains his lead Secrttle 0 0 0 .000 n n Tolands on UConn roster MlhNOUkMS, OelrettO ■ , Jefferies (2), Wilson (5). IP N RER NATK39UL CONFERENCE MlimetotaSk KomaiCltvS PAYOFF: The answer was CRANS, Switserland (AP) — Severiano Balleste­ STORKS — Manchester High graduates Paul and Toronto7,Tmot6 Les Angeles Dallas 0 0 0 .080 also the career-victory total held Leary L,159 61-3 7 6 6 n n Sean Toland are members of the 1988 University of Cleveland 4, Chleoae 3, 13 innings ros of Spain shot a 4-under-par 68 Friday to retain a N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 n n Roy Btancotano 7970— 143 P(x»l Trittler 7982-156 BaHtmore ol Seattle, (n) by Phil Niekro at the time of Horten 23 2 2 0 one-stroke lead in the ^ropean Masters golf Phtadelphia 0 0 0 .000 n n Brtan Teimyson 697 4- 143 Kenny Knox 7680-156 Connecticut men’s cross country team. Paul is a Boston at Catttamla. (n) his release by the Yankees. BrennOT 1 1 0 0 David Ogrln 71-72— 143 Do tM Talbot 7979-157 tournament after two rounds. Phoenix 0 0 0 .000 n n senior and Sean a freshman. UConn begins its New New Yerfc Wcahlngton 0 0 0 .000 n n AkI Ohmochl 7967— 143 Danny Mllovlc 81-77— 158 Oorllne W,199 9 5 0 0 Ballesteros, the British Open champion finished Central Joy Don Blake 7973— 143 Gar Ikxnllton 81-70— 159 season Sept. 9 against Hartford. Texas (Russell KM) at Toronto (Cloncv WP— Leary. Chicago DufN Waldorf 71-72— 143 Chip JohnsOT 8080-160 ooe = X n - 99 ihbmsnv the second round with a combined score of 133. 0 0 0 .000 n n S-13), 1;0S p.m. 0 1 Detroit 0 0 0 .on n n Don Poolev 7973— 143 a-Ken Wetstan 7083— 161 Chicago (Perei 11-S) at Oevdand Expoe 10. Olinte 0 One stroke back were Nick Faldo of England and (ireen Bay 0 0 0 .no n n Richard Crontwell 7970- 144 David Watttaufer S970-162 Two more suspended (Block 43), 1;3S p.m. (c) 1SSS. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Ian Woosnam of Wales. Faldo shot 67, equaling his AMnnesirta 0 0 0 .on n n Lance Ten Broeck 7S69^144 WlIHe wood 8978-162 Kansas City (Soberhogen 13-13) at SAN FRAN MONTREAL Tampa Bov 0 0 0 .on n n Billy Roy Brown 7868^144 NEW YORK (AP) — All-Pro defensive lineman Minnesota (Tollver63),2:30p.nri. O b rh M irst-round performance, while Woosnam finished weN Bruce Uelzke 797 1- 144 New York ((luldrv 1-3) at Oakland O b rh M Davis Love III Bruce Smith of the Buffalo Bills and wide receiver Butler cf 4 0 2 0 Hudler 2b 5 3 3 2 the 72-par course in 66. Atlanta 0 0 0 .on n n 797 2- 144 (Welch 15-7), 4 :(» p.m. Dester2b 4 0 2 0 Pico p 2 0 10 DNIxoncf 0 0 0 0 T Jones If 5 1 1 1 L A . Itams 0 0 0 .on n n (Sreg Lodeholf 7970— 144 John Tayl6r of the San Francisco 49ers were Milwaukee (Nieves 5-5) at Detroit Brownngp 2 0 0 0 Mover 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 5 New Orleom 0 0 0 .on n n Andy Dillard 6979— 144 RThpsn 2b 2000 Gakuro1b (Seorge Archer suspended for 30 days by the NFL Friday for (Searcy 0-1), 7:35 p.m. Grlftev ph 1 0 0 0 Jacksn ph 100 0 Speler2b 10 0 0 Brooks rf 4 12 0 Son Fradsco 0 0 0 .on n n 7972-144 Traasactioiia Boston (Boddicker 10-15) at California Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Sandrsn p 0000 McGffgnp Sunday's Games Stave Jones 6975- 144 violating the league’s substance abuse policy. Clark 1b 3 00 0 0 0 0 0 Kenny Perry (Witt 11-12), 10:05 p.m. Snider ph 1 0 0 0 JDovIsph 10 0 0 AAeIndzIb 10 10 Husonph 10 0 0 Tyson-Bruno bout reset AtlOTta at DtlroH, 1 p.m. 7979-144 Smith and Taylor, the 13th and 14th players Baltimore (Bautista 6-11) at Seattle RMrphvp 0 0 0 0 Gossogep 0000 Wolloch 3b '4010 Dallas at PIttaburgh, 1 pzn. Craig Parry 7972— 144 (Langston 10-10), 10:05 p.m. Mitchell K 2 0 0 0 BUI Butfner 8975— 144 suspended this summer, were placed on their clubs’ Franco p 0 0 0 0 Yongbldrt 10 0 0 Sontovenc 4 110 N EW YO RK (AP) - Mike Tyson will fight Frank Los Angeles Rams at (taeen Bay, 1 Sunday’s Oomes Totals 38 6 10 6 Totah 39 5 15 5 Rivera ss 4 0 2 1 p.m. Bob Proben 7971— 144 BASEBALL Texas ot Toronto, 1:05 p.m. Aldrete rt 2 0 10 (toward TWIttv Nflltopal Lm vnm non-football illness list for at least 30 days. MWIms3b 4 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Bruno in a mandatory heavyweight title defense Miami at Oricogo, 1 p.m. 71-74— 145 (3ilcago at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Cincinnati 288 040 000-6 MInnestrta at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Loren Roberts 7970-145 CHICAGD CUBS-fieeallad Mike Copel, King and Smith were instructed to remain out of Milwaukee at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Brenly c 4 0 0 0 DNIxoncf 3 12 1 Oct. 22 instead of Oct. 8 in London, the champion’s Atarfc McCumber pitcher, and Doug Ooscenzo and Rotando Chicago 200 iio ioo-6 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 BSmIthp 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 1 pjn. 7970— 145 their team ’s training facilities until Oct. 2. Kansas City at Minnesota, 3 p.m. manager said Friday. Phoenix at anclnnotl, 1 p.m. Robert TlHxnpson 71-74— 145 Roomet, outfleMers, from lowo of the Game Winning RBI — EDavIs (18). Price p 00 00 DMolly ^ 0 10 0 American Association. PbretKaed the New York at Oakland, 3 p.m. E— Sandberg 2, Sabo, DNelll, Palmeiro. DMrtnzrf 10 0 0 So t Francisco at New Drleons, 1 p jn. Tony Sills 6 97 6- 145 Baltimore at Seattle, 3 p.m. Hamakrp 00 00 The switch was made after Dr. David Chiu Rocco Mediate 7973— 145 (xxitrads of Mike Harkey,pltcher,andRlck DP— Chlcogo 1. LDB— Cincinnati 6, Sorensenp 0 0 0 0 New York Jets at New Enghuxt, 4 pzn. Boston ot California, 3:05 p.m. Chicago 10. 2B— Oiscenzo, Sabo, Law, examined a hairline fracture in Tyson’s right hand, Houston at Indknwpolls, 4 pjn. Palled to t Wrona, artcher, fnxn Iowa. Garner ph 10 0 0 Rick PetrtSOT 7976-146 CINCINNATI REDS-Actlvotsd Ron Palmeiro 2. 3B— EDavIs. HR— EDavIs Brantley p 0 0 0 0 sustained during an altercation on the street. So t Diego at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 Television and Radio (25), Sandberg (16). SB— Sabo (40). p.m. Joey SIndelar 7972— 146 RoMnsOT, pitcher, from the 21-dav National Leagua standings Riles ss 10 0 0 A cast was removed Thursday, the hand was Don PoM 7974— 146 disebled list. SF— Berryhlll. TotaH 20 04 0 Totals 37101410 Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m. X-rayed and Chiu said “the fracture is healing Oevel(xxj at Kotsos City, 4 p.m. Buddy (tardner 7970— 146 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— r f v a WOQftwlN Ml 7974— 146 Acltvotsd Von (toyes, first baseman, from East DIvIslen IP H R ER BB SO Son nonclsce 000 000 000— 0 beautifully," Cayton said. "But he recommended Meiidatrs Oome anchmott WcBhlngton at New York (Slants, S pjn. Danny Brloes 7973— 146 the30d(iydleabledllst. W L Pet. OB 311 M OlX__10 Mike Beniter 7 97 2- 147 SAN FRANCISCD GIANTS-Acttvcrted TO D AY ^ ^ . New York 79 54 BQJ __ Brwning W,14-5 5 12 4 3 2 1 (tame Winning RBI — (takirraga (11). the fight be switched from October 8 to Oct. 22 to Noon — College football: Washington State at Dibble 2 2 1 1 0 0 (Mark Ntanets 7971— 147 Joe Price, pitcher, from the 15dav dlsoMed Pittsburgh 71 63 !530 t Sorensen 21-3 3 1 1 Barry Cheesmm 7975- 148 for Jose Ortiz, center. Son Francisco 70 64 .522 7>A Umpires— Home, AAontogue; First, Rlp- Branttev 2 3 3 3 PITTSBURGH (AP) - A federal judge Friday Steve Elklngton FOOTBALL 4 p.m. — Yankees at Athletics, SportsChannel, .519 8 plev; Second, Brocklonder; Third, 7970-148 Cincinnati 69 64 Price 2 2 2 2 refused to grant a temporary restraining order to O AKVILLE, Ontario (A P ) — Scores Greg Norman 7974— 148 Nottanol Peolball League Son Diego 66 67 .496 11 MeSherry. MeMrael COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE— WPOP - T — 2:47. A— 21,751. Friday after the second round of the Atac D'Gradv 7972— 148 4; 30 p.m. — Boxing; Buddy McGirt vs. Meldrick Atlanta 46 88 .343 31'/i BSmHh W,198 6 2 0 0 force a high school football team to accept a player $750,008 ConodlOT Open, ployed on the Bill Kratzert 7970— 148 Announced 39dav suspensl(xis of Bruce McGffgan 1 0 0 0 who did not attend summer conditioning camp. par-72, 7,109vard Glen Abbey Golf Club Pot Mc(tavwin 7975— 148 Smith, defensive endof the Buffalo Bllls.OTd Taylor, I B F juniorwelterweighttitle, ChannelsS, 40 Onclnnotl A Chicago 5 Burke 2 2 0 0 U .S. District Court Judge Alan Bloch ruled that a course (odenotesamateur): Lee Trevino 7976— 148 John Taylor, wide receiver. So t 6 p.m. — College football: Tennessee at Georgia, NewYork8,LosAngelesO Ken Green 7065— 135 Mike Hulbert 7974— 148 Francisco 49ers, for violating the league's AtlontaZ Pittsburgh 1 suit by Kelly Cunningham, 18, of Richland, Jeff SlumOT 64-71— 135 Kelly Murray 7976— 148 substance abuse policy. ESPN Montreal 10, Son FroncIscoO Padree 7. Phllllee 4 Allegheny County, did not belong in federal court. Tom Byrum 6868-136 Steve Thomas 7976— 148 GREEN BAY PACKERS-Actlvoted 7- 30 p.m. — U.S. Open tennis, USA SonDleao7,Phlladelphla4 Brevee2,Plretee1 Jerry Anderson Phillip Epps, wide receiver. St. Louis Z Houston 0 Joy Delslno 7067— 137 7975— 148 9 p.m. — College football: Florida State at Miami, SAN DIROO. PMIIA Attorney John T. Haller Jr. said he may pursue the Lorry Mize 66-71— 137 Hale Irwin 7971— 149 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Signed Sotardov’s Oomes jrhM O b rh M Bob Lohr 71-66— 138 Scott Simpson 7975— 149 Joe Cribbs, running back. Waived Los Angeles (Tudor 06) at New York PITTSBUROH ATLANTA Thonss 5 110 Brodlevlf 4 13 0 matter in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court. Oiannel 3 ____ _ O b rh M O b rh M Tim Norris 7068— 138 AAark Haves 77-79-149 Anthony Grioos, linebacker, and re-signed 10 p.m. — Red Sox at Angels, NESN, WTIC ((taoden 156), 2:20 p.m. R e ^ 3 b 4 1 1 0 MThm pcf 4 110 Cunningham claimed that a summer job O.A. Welbrlno 7967— 139 Clarence Rose 7974— 149 Orlando Lowry, linebacker. anclnnotl (Jackson 196) at Chicago Bonds If 4010 Bl(xiser2b 5 0 2 1 (iwynncf 522 1 CJtxnesSb 3 0 12 Und2b 4000 DJomesIf 2 1 1 0 prevented him from attending Richland High Jim Hallet 6970— 139 Ed (taughertv 7976— 149 (Mover 7-13), 3:20 p.m. CMortnzIf 4 0 11 Jordan 1b 4 12 0 Lennie Clements 6971— 139 Frank Conner 7974— 149 MIAMI DOLPHINS— Placed Fred SUNDAY So t DIo m (Whitson 11-0) at Philadel­ VanSIvkct 4 0 10 GPerrvlb 4 0 2 0 Jeftam If 0000 RJonesrf 4 12 2 School’s summer football camp and now Coach Bonilla 3b 4000 DMrphyrf 3 00 1 Bob Glider 7366-139 Tommy Armour III 7976— 149 Banks, wide receiver, on Injured reserve. 1:30 a.m. — College football: Virginia Tech at phia (K.Gross 11-11), 7:05 p.m. Merindlb 50 11 S(xnuel2b 4 0 10 Hank Marziale won’t permit him on the team. Johnny Miller 6970— 139 Jim Nelford 7974— 150 Signed Chris (talnes, linebacker. eo So t Francisco (RoMnson 56) at Montreal GWIIsonrf 4 110 Tfraimsss 3 00 0 Santkigoc 4 22 1 PexTishe 4000 Clemson (taped), NESN Bream 1b *2010 Runge3b 3 00 0 Scott Verplank 6970— 139 Blaine Mc(talllster 7977— 150 COLLEGE (Perez 96), 7:35 p.m. Kruk rf 5 12 1 Jeltzss 2000 Ed Ron 7070— 140 Brandel Chcxnblee 7974— 158 BROCKPORT S TA TE— Nomed James 11 a.m. — U.S. Open tennis, USA ? Pittsburgh (Drabek 106) at Atlanta Prince c 3000 LSmIthph 10 0 0 RAIomrTb 3 0 2 1 Hayesph 100 0 (taBell baseball coach. Belllcrd ss 2 0 10 Benedicte 3 0 10 Morris ttatalsky 6971— 140 Jim Boorot 7978— 150 1 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Southern 500, (Smoltz 26), 7:40 p.m. JJonesp 1000 H o rlsp 0000 Barry Joeckel 6972— 140 Frank Edmonds 77-73— 150 SAN JOSE STATE-Announced Steve St. Louis (McWilliams 4-5) at Houston Redusph 1000 Virgil ph 10 10 McCllersp 10 10 Tekuhwp 0 0 0 0 Fermln ss 0 0 0 0 Royster pr 0 10 0 U.S. contenders arrive Tim Simpson 6979-140 Richard Zokol 7978— 150 AAoore, linebacker, has been declrn-ed ESPN (Ryan 911), j:35_p.m. _ Rnnrv ph 10 11 KNM Ilrph 100 0 Donnie Hammond 7169^140 Chris Perry 7976— 150 academically Inelliilble for the 1988fo

^ 5*^ .. Green gets a sniff at lead • •• t > i V i i 't 't t I 1 1 I t >44(< Mets stretching out lead in NL East Division By Bob Green champion who opened this tour­ the one important tournament he The Associated Press nament with a 64. has not won. “ I played about like I did He was not alone in his NEW YORK (AP) - Kevin Elster f >C'3 hit two of New York’s four home runs OAKVILLE. Ontario — Ken yesterday, I just didn’t score as difficulties, however. and Ron Darling pitched a five-hitter Green scored an eagle-2 in a well,” he said. “ I had four or five Greg Norman took another 74 NL Roandnp as the Mets beat Los Angeles 8-0 round of 65 Friday that lifted him putts that ran over the tip of the and failed to qualify for the final Friday night for their ninth victory in into a tie for the lead at the cup. Yesterday, I made ’em all. two rounds at 4-over 148. It ’The loss was the Pirates’ eighth in 10 games with the Dodgers this halfway point of the $750,000 That’s the difference.” marked the first time in two years 11 games and third straight. It the Australian star had missed season. Canadian Open Golf Jack Nicklaus also found some dropped them 8Vi games behind the the cut in a Tour event. In the last four meetings between Tournament. differences on the course he National League East-leading New Andy Dillard made the cut, but the National League division leaders, designed as a permanent home York Mets with 28 games left. The “ It’s been over two months had the day’s biggest dropoff, the Mets have yielded three runs to for this national championship. Braves ended a four-game losing since I’ve even sniffed a good soaring from an opening-round 65 Los Angeles. round,’’ Green said after com­ streak. After a solid 66 in the first to a 79 — a 14-shot swing. Rookie Gregg Jefferies had three Blauser’s two-out bloop double to pleting two trips over the Glen round, Nicklaus had to birdie the Tom Byrum was one stroke hits, including a home run, and Abbey Golf Club course in 135, 9 right off reliever Jim Gott, 6-6, scored last three holes for a wildly- back of the co-leaders after a Mookie Wilson also homered for New pinch-runner Jerry Royster. Royster under par. York. erratic 74 that included five second consecutive 68. was running for Ozzie Virgil, who had He was tied with first-round birdies, seven bogeys and only six Larry Mize, with a 71, and Jay The Mets have allowed IS^runs in singled and gone to second on 'Terry leader Jeff Sluman, who slipped pars. He scored only one par on Delsing, with a 67, were another their last 11 games. 13 coming in two Blocker’s single to left. to a 71. contests. r the back nine. stroke behind at 137. Bob Lohr Paul Assenmacher, 6-6, picked up V- “ The course will get back at At 142, he was seven shots and Tim Norris were at 138. Lohr Darling, 14-9, struck out eight and the victory with two scoreless innings you,’’ said Sluman, the PGA behind with two rounds to go in had a 66 and Norris a 68. walked one. It was the Mets’ third of relief. . shutout in their last four games and GOING HOME — John McEnroe walks The Braves tied it at 1-1 in the eighth their major league-leading 20th of the off starter Bob Walk, who had not won off the court after his five-set loss to season. Darling has four shutouts and since July 20 and had dropped six Australian Mark Woodforde on Thurs­ McGirt gets close look at Taylor six complete games, both career consecutive decisions. 0 highs. day at the U.S. Open. Reds 6, Cubs 5 ATLAN’nCCITY,N.J. (AP) - “ Wide World of Sports” at about 5 Everybody knows that.” Tim Leary, 15-9, struck out four of When Meldrick Taylor and his p.m. EDT. “ I think I’ve had to work harder the first seven batters but Elster CHICAGO (AP) — Eric Davis drove teammates were reaping Olym­ Also on the card will be Edwin to get where I’m at because of the homered leading off the third inning. in three runs, two with his 25th homer, McEnroe far pic boxing gold in Los Angeles Rosario, of Puerto Rico, a former gold medal,” said Taylor, who Eeary struck out the next two batters to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-5 four years ago, James “ Buddy” two-time lightweight champion, will be 22 on Oct. 19. before Jefferies hit his second home victory over the Chicago Cubs Friday. McGirt wasn’t watching. who will meet Felipe Angola of run since being recalled from the Davis’ tie-breaking triple down the “ I was too tired,” McGirt said. Columbia in a scheduled 10-round Taylor, 19-0-1 as a pro, is minors last Saturday. right-field line highlighed a four-run off old form “ I was going from Long Island to bout. ranked No. 1 by the World Boxing Gary Carter led off the fifth with a fifth-inning rally off loser Jeff Pico, Jersey City to train — 2‘A hours “ Nobody from the Olympics Association and No. 2 ranking by single and Elster followed with his 5-7. The game-winning RBI was Bv Barry Wllner by train each way, six days a has really impressed me exOept ninth homer to make it 4-0. Elster has Davis’ 18th, tops in the National both the IBF and World Boxing AP photo The Associated Press week.” Evander Holyfield (the undis­ Council. He has scored 10 knock­ five hits against the Dodgers this League and the top single-season total Saturday, McGirt will get a puted cruiserweight cham­ outs, but boxing is his game and season and three have been home in team history. OUT AT PLATE — Mike Scioscia of the Dodgers, left, slides NEW YORK — In Australia, they call it a close look at Taylor when he pion),” said McGirt, who he has posted 10-round decisions runs. Tom Browning. 14-5, won for the across the plate after New York Mets catcher Gary Carter’s tag In walkabout. John McEnroe, whose latest U.S. Open defends the International Boxing sixth time in seven decisions despite weighed in Friday at 138>A pounds over such seasoned pros as Robin The Mets made it 6-0 in the seventh the first Inning of Friday's game at Shea Stadium. Ump Dutch had a quick ending, has been on one for more than Federation junior welterweight to 140 for Taylor. “ If he (Taylor) Blake, Harold Brazier. Roque when Elster led off with a walk and allowing 12 hits, including Ryne two years. Rennert ruled Scioscia out trying to score on a fly to left by John championship at Harrah’s Mar­ hadn’t won the gold medal, he Montoya. Prime Ramos and one out later Wilson, who had fanned Sandberg’s two-run homer, before After Australian Mark Woodforde, who is ranked ina. It will be televised on ABC’s wouldn’t be fighting for the title. Cubanito Perez. three times, hit his fifth homer. Keith leaving for a pinch-hitter in the sixth. Shelby. The Mets won, 8-0. 36th in the world, ousted the four-time Open Hernandez added an RBI single in the John Franco, the fourth Cincinnati champion late Thursday night with his second inning and another run scored on Mike pitcher, got the last three outs for his three innings and Mark Davis pitched Expos 10, Giants 0 victory over McEnroe in less than a month, it didn’t Davis’ two-base error. 30th save. a hitless ninth for his 26th save. Davis now has 26 consecutive scoreless MONTREAL (AP) - Andres Ga­ appear that Mac was back. Or even close to it. Leary, a former Met, entered the Trailing 3-2, the Reds rallied with larraga hit two homers and drove in “ I’m playing betterthani wasa fewmonthsago,’’ game having allowed six home runs in two out in the fifth. Chris Sabodoubled innings^ U.S. talent Phillies starter Don Carman. 9-10, five runs and Bryn Smith pitched said McEnroe, who has fallen to 18th in the world 188 1-3 innings. ’The last time he and Daniels’ RBI single tied the two-hit ball for six innings as the and was seeded 16th here. “ But there are too many From page 48 allowed as many as four homers in a game. Davis then tripled on an 0-2 gave up 10 hits and five runs in 4 2-3 innings. Montreal Expos beat the San Fran­ up-and-down points. That has been the story since I game was May 23. 1986 against pitch, scoring Daniels. cisco Giants 10-0 Friday night. came back — up and down. Not enough good, solid Minnesota, while pitching for Paul O’Neill’s infield hit scored After falling behind 4-3, San Diego Right now. it’s still fun to go out there and play." Galarraga hit a two-run homer in matches. recent years, but that didn’t stop him from running Milwaukee. « Davis. O’Neill went to second on a put together a walk and four hits to Agassi, who has won six tournaments this year, take a 5-4 lead in the fifth. the first and a three-run shot in the “ I have to have patience. That’sthe only way todo Bloom off the court before an appreciative stadium The Dodgers threatened in the first wild pitch and scored on Herm sixth as he tied a career high for RBI it. Why drive myself crazy at this point? shows the same spirit as Connors even though he is crowd. Winningham’s single. Cardinals 2, Astros 0 half his age. when Mike Scioscia doubled with one in a game and raised his home run • I’T ’ve got a lot to gain by doing what I’m doing, so “ This has always been a tournament and a place I out and Kirk Gibson followed with a “I’ve always admired his determination and HOUSTON (AP) — Joe Magrane total this season to 26^ The homers it’s stupid for me to stop based on a couple of love to play,” Connors said. ’ ’There are some places double over Darryl Strawberry’s Padres 7, Phillies 4 desire to stay out there and fight.” Agassi said of pitched a three-hitter and Jose were only the fifth and sixth he’s hit matches. People get fired up when they play me and where you go and you just fit in and belong no matter glove in right field. It appeared Connors. “ His aggressive game is what’s really PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Tony Oquendo scored St. Louis’ first run since the AlUStar break. I need to play my best. Until I play my best, things how you play. Strawberry could catch the ball, so attractive to me” Gwynn scored twice and doubled in a and knocked in the second as the Smith, 10-8, struck out five and like this are going to happen." “ It could be Belleville, 111. (his hometown) or Scioscia had to hold at third. Evert, 33, has won six Open titles, one more than run, and San Diego relievers shut out Cardinals defeated the Houston As­ walked five before he was pulled by Things like losing to lower-ranked players have some other small town, but for me it happens to be Davis followed with a fly ball to Philadelphia the last four innings as tros 2-0 Friday night. Manager Buck Rodgers b^ause of happened often to McEnroe since he took his first Connors. But both are considered longshots this here.” year. medium left field and Kevin McRey- the Padres beat the Phillies 7-4 Friday Magrane, 3-8. walked two and wildness. The only hits Smith allowed break from the sport he dominated in the early Evert, another crowd favorite, breezed past Cioffi nolds threw Scioscia out at the plate. “ There’s certainly no pressure on me, that’s for night. struck out four while pitching his . were by Brett Butler, who tripled to 1980s. That was in 1986 after he married actress in 58 minutes. It was McReynolds’ 16th assist, tops sure.” said Evert, seeded third behind Steffi Graf Gwynn, who has raised his average second shutout of the season. His lead off the game and bunted his way Tatum O’Neal. "I was sharp.” Evert said. “ And I think it was among NL outfielders. and Martina Navratilova. “ Nobody expects me to 73 points since July 2 to challenge for other shutout came against (Chicago on in the sixth. When he returned, people who once couldn’t win a difficult for her playing on center court. The first the National League batting lead, on Aug. 12. The Giants managed only four hits set off him were beating him. But he won three win this year” time you play there, it’s kind of intimidating.” Braves 2, Pirates 1 Navratilova, seeking her third straight Open triggered the Padres to their ISth win The victory was the only the second overall against Smith and two reliev­ tournaments late in the year, at Los Angeles, San The most intimidating force in women’s tennis ATLANTA (AP) - Rookie Jeff in 22 games with two hits. for Magrane in his last nine decisions. ers. Atlee Hammaker, 7-7, gave up six Francisco and Scottsdale. Ariz.. and noted, “ I’m championship, moved into the fourth round with a right now is Graf, who is trying to complete the first 6-1, 6-3 victory over Anne Minter of Australia. But Biauser hit a run-scoring double in the Jimmy Jones, 9-12, was the winner The loss was the fourth in the last hits and four runs in 1 2-3 innings to getting a lot better, a lot closer to where I want to Grand Slam in 18 years. Graf has lost only two ninth inning to snap a tie and lift the despite allowing eight hits, four walks five games for the Astros, who stayed take the loss. Hammaker left the be.” lOth-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and No. 13 Mary matches this year and dropped just set in Grand Joe Fernandez were eliminated. Atlanta Braves to a 2-1 victory over and four runs in five innings. 6‘A games behind first-place Los game after suffering a bruised left But he never took the big step that, previously, Slam competition, but Evert said the West German the Pittsburgh Pirates Friday night. Lance McCullers gave up two hits in Angeles in the National League West. knee on a line drive by Tracy Jones. had been a matter of course. The men’s top seed, Ivan Lendl, continued his bid isn’t a lock to win the tournament. In 1987, McEnroe didn’t win a tournament, for a record fourth consecutive Open title with a 6-2, although he shared the title at Stratton Mountain. 6-4, 6-1 win over American Jay Berger. “ The bottom line is that everyone is human and Vt., when the final against Ivan Lendl was washed “ It’s just a question of time before he gets tired,” everyone can be beaten.” she said. “ It will probably take someone who is playing 10 percent over their Brewers blank the Tigers to tighten AL East out with Mac ahead one set. He lost finals against said Lendl, who struggled to a five-set win over Amos Mansdorf in the opening round. “ It was a fight head, but it can be done.” high-ranking players Tim Mayotte, Stefan Edberg eight decisions. He went 5 1-3 innings and gave up and Mats Wilander early in the year. to get to 3-1 in the first set. which took a half-hour, After beating Minter in one hour, Navratilova was DETROIT (AP) — Bill Wegman pitched a but then all of a sudden it went quickly.” asked if she was looking ahead to a possible four-hitter for his first career shutout and Bill three runs. Jeff Reardon pitched 12-3 innings for his But after losing to Horacio de la Pena in the showdown against Graf. 34th save. French Open and Lendl in the quarterfinals here, The only men’s seed to lose was No. 7 Yannick Schroeder hit a two-run homer Friday night as the AL Roundup McEnroe took another hiatus. He was suspended for Noah, who retired after falling behind Jason “ You can’t think about the finals when you’re in Milwaukee Brewers beat Detroit 5-0, the Tigers’ Blue Jays 7, Rangers 6 Stoltenberg of Australia 6-2,6-7 (9-11). 5-1. The hard ninth loss in 11 games. two months for his behavior during an Open match the third round, she said. “ So I don’t worry about who was 3-1 against the Tigers last year, struck out TORONTO (AP) — George Bell, who homered court aggravated Noah’s ailing knees, which are The defeat cut the Tigers’ lead in the American with Slobodan Zlvojinovic, and he didn’t come back her at all. Whether she’s playing well or badly five and walked five. and drove in four runs, singled home Tony until April at Tokyo. afflicted with tendinitis. doesn t concern me.” League East to one-half game over Boston, which played later at California. Twins 6, Royals 3 Fernandez with one out in the ninth inning Friday McEnroe won there, sweeping past Edberg 6-2,6-2 “ It’s difficult to go out of a tournament this way,” night and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Texas • 1 the final. But he lost in the first round at Forest Kohde-Kilsch lost her third-round match to The Brewers pulled within six games of Detroit MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Dan Gladden had three Noah said. “ This is very, very disappointing American Stephanie Rehe 6-3, 2-6 6-3 while with their fourth straight victory. Milwaukee has hits, including an RBI triple, and Kirby Puckett Rangers 7-6. Hills to Guillermo Perez-Roldan. and in the fourth considering the amount of work I put in.” round at Paris to Lendl. Fernandez was beaten by Elna Reinach of South made on five games on the Tigers in the last 12 days. homered Friday night as the Minnesota Twins beat Toronto relief ace Tom Henke started the ninth Connors has been plagued by foot problems in Africa 7-5, 6-3. ■ Wegman, 11-11, snapped a five-game losing the Kansas City Royals 6-3. with a 6-5 lead. Jim Sundberg led off with his second streak for his first victory since July 19. Wegman. Allan Anderson, 13-8, won for the seventh time in home run, but Henke, 3-3, got the victory.

Title eitwtvi>>or Ho Hoc Hoon Koofovt H«r h ncrlrt [ t ti iHaurbrstrr iirralii lead to 8V2 over Pirates SPORTS — see page 47 U.S. talent showcased Connors, Evert, Agassi all win By Rick Warner The Associated Press NEW YORK — The proud past and the promising future of American tennis were showcased at the U.S. Open Friday. Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert, who together own 11 Open singles titles, easily beat youthful opponents to move into the third round at the National Tennis Center. They were followed on center court by 18-year-old i Andre Agassi, who showed why he is a rising star by beating Rick Leach 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. VT’m happy I got things together as the match went on,” Agassi said after winning his 20th consecutive Grand Prix match. “One more match under my belt and I'll start picking things up.” Connors celebrated his 36th birthday with a 6-0, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over 21-year-old Gilad Bloom of Israel and Evert downed 19-year-old American Halle Cioffi 6-1, 6-0. ‘Tve been coming here so long, it’s natural for me to be here on my birthday,” said Connors, who is playing in his 19th straight Open.” AP photo “But I don’t look back,” added the No. 6 seed. “I’ll have time to do that when I’m not playing anymore. BIRTHDAY BASH — Jimmy Connors Connors, celebrating his 36th birthday, waits for the ball on a forehand return in ousted Gilad Bloom in four sets. See U.S. TALENT, page 46 his U.S. Open tennis match Friday. Turnout for MHS football is disappointing By Len Auster former coach Ron Coumoyer and has since moved Manchester Herald There were 37 dressed for practice on Thursday. on to an assistant position at South Windsor High " (The turnout) is very disappointing,” McLaughlin School. When 42-year-old Jim McLaughlin was named the admits. “If it were 40 consistently, it wouldn’t make Is this a repercussion from Masse’s departure? “I head football coach at Manchester High School last a difference. But we’ve had a lot of instances where have no idea,” Simmons said. ”I haven’t really May, one of his first objectives was increasing the we’ve had poor attendance. Some days we’ve had gotten a chance to talk to any of the kids.” turnout for the sport at the third largest high school less than 30 for workouts. "The kids have been kind of silent,” McLaughlin in Connecticut. ”I guess a lot of kids are waiting to see about me, said. ” We all seem to have our own ideas,” he said of what kind of person I am and the type of program his coaching staff.. “I think the biggest task of anyone coming in here we’re going to run,” McLaughlin added. “We’re going to go with the guys I have here and is to try and attract more kids out for the sport. The Why the disappointing turnout? ”I have no the kids who’ve been here regularly are quality transition is going to be a difficult one,” said idea,” Simmons answers. “I know the number of kids. I’m pleased with what they're doing. I’m just McLaughlin, who previously had a successful sophomores is very low. At one point he had zero.” sorry they don’t have the support from the rest of the five-year tenure (42-21 won-lost mark) at Wood- student body.” stock Union High in Woodstock, Vt. There are now six sophomores out for football. “Tve been watching practice and the kids are McLaughlin, however, had to be deeply shocked McLaughlin doesn’t anticipate any more this year. missing some great coaching, ’ ’ Simmons said. ‘ "The the first day of practice on Aug. 22 — that marked He’s put a cutoff Wednesday for coming out for team has been progressing quicker than I thought.” the beginning of conditioning week — when the upperclassmen. “The kids coming out now would be The turnout for the freshman team has been turnout was only 25. real behind what we’re trying to accomplish,” he significantly better. There were 25 at the first That’s after approximately 80 had expressed said. meeting last Tuesday and since about a dozen more interest in playing last spring. Simmons believes there were 37 present sopho­ have added their names. “It’s encouraging with the ‘‘It’s not as high as in the past,” said Manchester mores on the unbeaten freshman football team freshmen, but very discouraging with the upper­ Athletic Director Mike Simmons, who coached the coached by Mike Masse a year ago. Masse was not classmen considering the original number that team from 1980-82. “ (McLaughlin) has about 40 one of the finalists for the position vacated by indicated they wanted to play,” Simmons said.