HEAT WAVE BAKES STATE Utilities Attempt to Conserve
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Saturday. July 25.1987^ HEAT WAVE BAKES STATE Utilities attempt to conserve
By Th* Associated Press
. The hazy and hot weather of the past week prompted a call Friday from the governor and utilities for PMple to cut back on their use of electricity, a request to cut back on water use in some communities and a warning about unhealthy air over parts of Connecticut. As temperatures in the state approached record highs. Gov. William A. O ’Neill issued an appeal to all Connecticut residents to conserve electricity to avoid a problems with an energy shortage. “It doesn't appear that we have an energy shortage per se. but the extent to which we can avoid one would certainly beneflt us as a state." O ’Neill said Just before o a r i n g the air conditioner in his omce turned off. “let’s start right here.” O’Neill said as the air conditioner was switched off. The governor’s statement echoed an appeal from the New England Power Pool which Friday re quested all electric customers to avoid using any unnecessary elect ric appliances or lighting until further notice. Jeff Kotkin, a spokesman for Northeast Utilities said the request was made in cooperation with all electric companies in the reckon because several generating plants, both fossil fuel and nuclear, were out of service because of mechani cal problems. BITING COLD — Len Wilson. 14. takes a bite out of a big snowball In Kotkin said large industrial and Sprigwood. Australia, following a snowfall that blanketed the town and commerical customers had al ready taken steps to reduce their surrounding Blue Mountains outside Sydney Thursday The temperature In Sydney dipped to a low of 46 as wlhter continued to Itirn to page 3 hold sway down under. Tanker limps home to Kuwait 'MAOAllNE PULLOUT SECTHm Mining incident refuels policy debate ... page 8
Need money? Herald columnist gives It away on Thursday! •NATU bv BniM ■ m W* Collins’ prenuptial agreement utilities try 1 ! with Holm is valid, Judge says to cut back By Jtff Wllsoit The Assodedsd Prats power usage LOS ANGELES - Joan ColUns’ premqitial agreement with es CoBdnned beat page 1 tran ge hushand Peter Holm was valid and the former Swedish pop electricity rOquirements, but the situation was so star deserves no more of the severe that the request for cooperation of all the utility “ Dynasty” star’s money, a divorce customers was necessary to avoid discontinuing Judge ruled Friday. service to customers. The prenuptial agreement li “ We have reduced voltage around the system by five mited Holm, 40, to 20 percent of percent in order to stretch out available supplies. It’s Miss Collins’ earnings during bis the first time we’ve reduced voltage in 14 years $ 13-month m arriage to the 54-year- because of a shortage of electricity,” Kotkin said. old actress. The high demand for water use during the wave of "I'm absolutely happy,” said a beaming Miss Collins after four hot and drier than normal weather did not bring Shelia was determined to see If her fake drouj^t conditions to the state but some officials said nails were as durable as the ads said.... often bitter days in court. She gave her attorney, celebrity local water supplies were being taxed by high lawyer Marvin Mitchelson, a long consumption. hug after Superior Court Judge Officials in East Lyme enacted voluntary water- Earl F. Riley issued his ruling on saving measures after the level at two of the town’s Coimccticat Wuthcr the fourtii day of the bitterly four wells dropped to record low levels. contested case. East Ijrm e First Selectman Dennis J. Murphy Jr. Mltchdson, who described Holm said Uniraday that town residents were being asked to Cealral. Eastera laterlor. Saathwest laterlor: as greedy, graspy and scheming, refrain from watering lawns and gardens, washing Saturday, coatlnaed hot and humid, hazy sunshine with cars and boats and filling swimming pools. a sapercent chance of showera or thunderstorms. High said, “The property has been decided. The lUvorce or annulment Murphy said officials at the Niantic Correctional M toflS. Wind southwest 10 to iMmPii. Saturday night, Center had agreed to limit the length of imates’ UK* continued warm. A 40 percent chance of showers or is BOW a m atter o f course.” Holm’s hopes now hinge on a showers and may use paper plates to serve meals, to thunderstorms. Turning less humid overnight. 1 ^ cut down on water use for washing dishes. - lT * ■ . '. iU A around 70. Sunday, partly sunny warm and less humid. division of property aettlennent, but Mitcbdsoa said the agreement Other Connecticut communities, inlcuding Farming- H igh in thfe m id Ms. implied that be had waived com .. ton, W allingford and instituted voluntary conservation Weal Csaalal, East Coastal: Saturday, hot and measures. Southington on llm rsday made convserva- humid. Hazy sunshine. A M percent chance o f showers munity property rights. AR photo tion mandatory by limiting water use for lawn or thunierstorms. High as toN . Wind southwest 10 toM Holm r e ^ v ^ $1.3 million plus $780,8N in support during the Actress Joan Collins and her lawyer Marvin Mitchelson sprinkling. mph. Saturday night, anotiier muggy ni^t. A M The Connecticut Lung Association said Friday that AP photo ’ percentchapceofshdWersorthunderstonns.LowTOto m anriage. react to a divorce Judge's decision in Los Angelee. The lUley will decide on Aug. IS if the stagnant air over four communities was 7S. Suiiday, beenning partly sunny and turning less judge ruled that Collins' prenuptial agreement with Hot dog there will be a hearing to consider unhealthfiil. Those four were Middletown, Stratford, hupiid. H i^ in the mid tOs. Blitz, a six-month-old Doberman dock In Worcester. Mass. Temperatures Holm's request for |M,000 a month estranged husband Peter Holm was valid. The agreement Bridgeport and Greenwich. in temporary spousal support until limited Holm to receive only 20 percent of the money Bruce Whyte, deputy hydrologist in charge at the pinscher owned by a Peter's Ice Co. are expected to near the 100-degree a property settlement can be made by the actress during their 13-month marriage. Northeast River Forecast Center in Bloomfield, said employee, cools off by licking a 300 mark today with very high humidity In worked out. the dry spell Is far from vdiat constitutes drought pound block of ice sitting on tho loading central Massachusetts. Lottery Winiier* The strapping Hobn is “ healthy conditions, which are defined as rainfall at 15 percent as a horse” and has no disabilities The couple .was married Nov. 6, that justice has been done.” below normal for at least a year. that would prevent him from IMS. Miss Collins asked for an “ The heavy rains that we had early in the year have Connecticut daily Friday: 704. Play Fou r OMO. Asked what she would demand in getting work, Mtcbelson said. annulment in Decem ber 1M6. probably built up an adequate reserve so conditions are Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 1,0. II, 10, M , 04. any future long-term relationship. Pools, air-conditioning stores “ He’s not suffering from anything not that serious yet,” Whyte said. ’But it doesn’t Frank Steinschriber, represent Miss Collins said, ’’Freedom. Fre^ surprise me that t ^ dry spell causes concern.” excep t d d u sioos o f grandeur.” ing Holm, said he was disappointed dom from all entanglements.” The National Weather Service reported rainfall for The court bad been asked to but that an appeal was under March at 4.77 inches, with a normal rainfall of 3.95 determine the validity of the consideration. “ She made a lousy bargain... but l i i d o x prenuptial agreement, signed on that’s the bargain she made and she inches. Corresponding figures for April are4.73inches. mobbed ais sizzier continues Oct. 23, IM S, and determ in e if Holm “I feel sorry it had to end like wanted to stay with it. She relied on w ith 3.74 inches norm al; M ay. 1.2 inches, with 3.44 is entitled to temporary spousal this,” Miss Collins told reporters in it,” Mitchelson said in his closing indies normal; June, 1.55 inches, with AS Inches Advioe. .20 Local support. the courtroom. “I’m very happy statem ent. normal; and so far l.i July 1.55 inches, with A t Inches By John F. Kirch expect domestic disputes to in conditioners this summer than last Automotivo^ .40-41 OMtuarias. norm al. HoraM Roportor crease as temperatures climb. yea r. B u s l i ^ _____ .12-13 Opinion. Todd Rosenthal, a spokesman for the Metropolitan . 18-17 Senior Citizens. Churches.— District Comnrislson, said Friday' that that typical Globe Hollow Pool could close for IN ADDITION TO crowding town KELLEY. THE TOWN supervi CISMlfled------.42-47 Sports------Bridgeport, Bristol shoot it out pools, Manchester residents are sor for potds, predkSed that t,8M .38-30 U.8./Wortd. _____ 8-11 consumptiw among the eight Hartford area towns the auouner earlier than usual If Comics — ___ served by the agency was about M million gallons a drought conditions continue and Jamming appliance stores for air peoide will gather at all five pools Coimocticijil^ _ 7 Wtookond Plus Maoszine day, but consumption w as w ell o ver M m illion gallons water levels drop farther, a town comUtimaers, buying ice by the ton eadi day this wedeend. Tbat’s Gntoftainmsnt. .37 ______PUIIoot 21-38 for a fourth straight day. official said Friday night. and doing anything else possible double the usual number, be said. to become HQ of Little League The pool, whidi is fed by a town under the sun to beat the heat. He said twice as many people as reservoir to the north, is 4 inches Mandwster Ice A Fuel bic. at 51 usual have sought refuge all this Bv The Associated Press the world,” said Michael Werner, Chamber of Commerce said little below its average level for July, B issell St. is sellin g 28 to M tons o f week at Globe Hollow and the mimrtffBtfr Hmild director of the Bristol Chamber of League officials have "made it Heat, humidity said Tom Kelley, the town supervi packaged ice a day, said manager town's other four pooto, Salter’s, Commerce. Werner said every clear they would accept any and all Richard A. Connors. The company Verplanck, Waddell and Swanson. § U8 PS 327-500 VOL. CVI. No. 252 Two Connecticut cities are bat sor fo r pools. tm tling to become the site of the $3.S business in Bristol from hotels to proposals.” Although he could not say if or usually makes M tons per day and “ It’s good that people are coming Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher The winning city w ill get four new has had to buy ice to keep up with — that’s what these pools are for,” a milUon Eastern Regional head gas stations would benefit fom the when the pool might close, he said if baeball complex. baseball diamonds, a swimming becom e‘hell’ water levels drop too much, it could the demand. Kelley said. But, he added, “ We do Oouglee A. Bevine . Sheldon Cohen quarters of Little League Baseball ExeeuHvo Edttor Compoelng Meneger Inc., a league official said Friday. “It’s going to be a great image pool, and a dormitory capable of become unsafe for swinuners. Alfred Sieffert, the owner of A1 anticipate a concern at Globe Denied A. Robetls Robert H. Hubfaerd nmothy Hughes, assistant to enhancer for Bridgeport,” said housing 2M LiUte Leaguers during By Tho Associated Press “ 1 ^ is the first time we’ve had a S ie ffe rt’ s T V A AppUance, 448 because o f th e la ck olj;w ater.” AdeeitlelngDIreelor Preeeroom Manager fin Little League President Creigton LenMe J. Grimaldi, spokeswoman the eastern regional semifinals of problem in July,” Kelley said. Hartford Road, sat on a 808-pound One option is to th e G lobe Mark F. AbraNto Joanne O. Fromarth ice cube from Manchester Ice A Hollow Pool by bose, Kelley said. Bualnaaa M a n a ^ Circulation Managar Hale, said Friday in a telephone for Bridgeport Mayor Thomas W. the Little League World Series. In Farmers woriced to keep crops and animals cod “ August yes, but July, no.” addition. Little League umpires Fuel to keep cool this afternoon. Tbe pool is filled by a town PubNahad dally exoapi Sunday and oartain hoHdays by the intervimif from Williamsport, Pa., Bued. “It’s something the dty Friday as a stubborn weather system brought heat and All this comes at a time when oS 'Manchaslar PuMlahlng Co., IS Bialnard Place, Manchaatar, that he’s “ almost certain” Bridge needs. The c ity in the last couple of will be trained at the complex humidity to the Eastern third of the nation for a seventh record numbers of people are Th e S14-by-8-Joot cube lasted six reservoir, which is low because of Conn. OSOWi Second daaa poalaga paM at Manchaalar, Conn. port and Bristol are the only two years has done a lot to enhance its year-round. straight day, eauaing water and power shortages and crowding Manchester’s five swim hours in the aununer heat, Sleffert the area drought. Poatmaslar Send addreaa changaa to the Manchaatar Herald, towns that have filed formal image. I’m not going to make any The General Assembly has al threatening to shut down a nuclear p la n t ming pools as a heat wave grips the said, aiHUng that the remaining Low levels c ^ d force the town to P.O. Box 811, Manchaalar, Conn. OS040. proposals to be considered as the bones about it, but Bridgeport has ready apropriated $1 millon to help The weather system left 18 people dead—seven from area. Temperatures have been pieces are now in a cooler keeping close tbe pool if it’s not deep IfyeudorrtreoalvsyourHaraldbySp.m.aiaakdaysorTnOajn. had an image problem.” construct the complex. Bridgeport soaring into the 90s a ll w eek, and soda cold. enough, Kelley said. He said low Baliirdays. pisaso talaphono your carrier. H you're unaMa to site of the headquarters. But, the heat, four by lightning a ^ two by drowning. reach your carrtar, call subacrlbar aarvleo at S47-SB4B by 6 p.m. Hughes said, the league is not The two sides will meet at Little and Bristol have pledged another $1 “This weather is my mental vision of Hell,” said Earl the National Weather Service is “ That was our way to let people levels also cause cleaning prob araekdaya tor daNvary In Manchaatar. locked into those two cities. League’s national headquarters in million each and must in turn raise Rountree, who raises livestock in North Carolina. predicting more of the same today know it was hot out,” Sieffert said. lems, because the water cannot Buggsatadnamarialaa are $1.S0waakly,>7.7Otof one month, “ Those tw o a re the only ones I ’ m Williamsport to give a winner-take- another $1.S million from private Power use was up as air conditioners ran full blast, and Sunday. But people diifai’t need any circulate the way it normally does. m .lO tor three montha, f4e.20torabimonlhaandtMAOtorona all presentation to league offldals donations to meet Little League and tUrsty customers raised water use M percent in One man was treated for heat reminders. Sleffert said his store The constant water circulation year. Battler cSlienrataa and mall retaa are anallabla on requaat. aware of that are making propos als,” he said. on Aug. 12. prerequisites. some areas. Some towns imposed water restrictions exhaustion on Friday at Manches has been mobbed the last few days keeps dirt out. Teptoeeaelsaaltladordlaplayadaartlaamanl.oftoraporta, as people seek air conditioners for Kelley said the water is stagnant nearn Naei, story or pleiura Mae, can ess-zri 1. Oniee houra are “It will be an old-fashioned Meriden said it may also put Kevin Keeley, president of the and stagnant air was becoming unhealthy in ter Memorial Hospital, a hospital BJO am . to S pjn. Monday through Friday. shootout,” Bristol Mayor John J. together a proposal to be consi Bridgeport Business Council said metrdtditan areas. spokeswoman said Friday. So far, th rir homes. now, and the town is using chemi Leone said. dered as home base. “our analysis shows that the Beach use was at a peak for a weekday, with more t^ g h , the hospital has had no “ This has probably been the best cals to keep Itelean. Tbe pool.is sate Itw AiidR and tha Naw England “People conoe to the Little Robert C. Ledoux, executive f a c i l i t y w o u ld g e n e r a te $10 thaw M,0M peoide heading for Presque Isle State Park heat-related deaths, she said. solid week for AC sales the entire to swim in, he said. However, it League World Series from all over director for the Greater Meriden m illion .” on Lake Erie. Others stayed in their air-conditioned Manchester police reported a summer,” he said. Sieffert said be water le v ^ get too low, tbe pool quiet night Friday, but said they will sen M percent more air w illte closed. * . 1 , offices and avoided the great, hot wet outdoors. :-V;Zv2Bs»:..v,
Local Nm w Ib Biiaf' ■ V- Coventry boaters may soon need licenses . . .mC By Jacqueline Bennett Herald Correspondent of Ucense, perhaps they would be more Lake this year because there have been parking on streets at boat-launch sites, Bolton wants dtlzons for panel responsible.’’ so nnany complaints,’’ said DE P official Hodge said. liie meeting was held at the request of John Smutnidc. “ We have a man out BOLTON — The Board of Education and the Board of COVENTRY — Boat drivers may Randolph Dill o f the D E P said towns Selectmen have decided to form a Town and School Ibrvey R. BarretteJr.,amemberofthe there every weekend.’ ’ soon be required to get a license before all over the state are experiencing Athletics Study Committee, which will examine Parks and Recreation Commission. At the meeting there were three other riding on Coventry Lake, state and local similar proUems because of the in Barrette Is alsoa lake area resident. He DEP officials, Prague. Town Manager problems of athletics in Bolton. The committee is open officials have said. crease in the number of boats. to any Bolton citlxen. has repeatedly complained of the Harpid Hodge, Ridi Young, recreation During a meeting at the Town Office numbers of high-powered boats travel Those interested should contact the superintendent’s Building this week, officials discussed director, and Rhonda Gibbs, waterfront “ People have the money and they are ing at high speeds on the lake, primarily buying boats,” he said. office at 64S-1S«9, or the office of the Board of ways to limit the increasing number of director. Selectmen at M»-a74S. by Aug. 3. on weekends. In the past, he has called Besides reckless. water-skiing and hazardous activities taking place on the conditions zoo-ilke, and has criticized According to Dill, however, le^sla- lake. Jet-skiing, local offldals were con R estate Department of Environmental tion against drinking and boat operation Morgans to play at band shall “ Mandatory licensing might he the cerned about other dangerous activi Protection for inadequate supervision of ties. n e y said they would like to limit should come before licensing. The Morgans, a folk band, will perform at the way to go,” Rep. Edith Prague, the state boat-launch area off Lake the number of boats on the lake to avoid “ Licensing will have to take a back Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the Manches D-Columbia, said after the two-hour Street. meeting. “ I f boaters realize that if t ^ the safety problems caused by seat to a DWI law," said Dill, adding ter Community College campus at 7 p.m. Tuesday. “ We added an additional seasonal overcrowding. don’t abide by the law. it could mean loss that M percent of boat accidents last The group blends traditional folk and contemporary person specifically to cover Coventry One solution could be to restrid music with their own songs^ year were alcohol-related. Eight young people attend Institute Coventry Dems Eight young people attended the Young People’s Institute '17 at the University of Connecticut’s Storrs campus June 28 to July 17. TlMy Include: Brooke M. Griffin, Tom Kelley, pick their siate Jeffrey Belcher and Richard Busick, all of Manches ter; Christopher Chambers of Bolton, Lisa DiRosa of By Jacqueline Bennett Rocky Hill, Jennifer Pollack of Cromwell and Bryan Herald Correspondent Forst of Coventry. WE HAVE V 'i* ' Now in its seventh year, the institute offers COVENTRY — A cloud of political apathy appears to workshops for gifted young people from throughout the be hovering over both parties in town. In party United ^ t e s . caucuses this week, both Democrau and Republicans had to rely on the loyalty of a few to fill out their tickets Sign up for swimming lessons for the November elections. BEAT THE SUMMER HstaM ptalo by P(nlo " I was hoping someone else would step forward, but Registration for the third session of swim lessons will Marcus Diggs, a town of Manchester station Friday night. Th e truck behind they needed someone to fill out the ticket so I agreed to be held Aug. l, for Manchester residents only, from 9 run.” said Alvah Phillips, a candidate for the Town a.m. to noon at town pools. HEAT WITH: firefighter, mans the hydrant in the him can pump at the rate of 1,000 gallons Council. “ It’s hard to believe that people used to battle Valid recreation membership cards are required to pumping effort at the Highland Street a minute. it out for these nominations.” sign up for the classes. Youth caids are $4. and adult Most seemed to shy away from political involvement )($^VyftiiteWestinghouse CARRIER cards are $12. because of the time required and the strained political Manchester residents may register their immediate atmosphere in town. fannilies and no more than three non-family members. During their Thursday night caucus in the Town EMERSO All lessons will begin Aug. 3, and run until Aug. 18. Officials curb outdoor watering Office Building. Democarts endorsed a slate of familiar names and some new ones. Incumbents Joan Lewis. Elizabeth Paterson and W H ITE- C alen d ars in effort to keep pumps going Rose Fowler will run, as well as Phillips and Richard Patton. Patrick Flaherty and Richard Hines will not WESTINGHOUSE seek re-election. Residents who live in the eastern Young said water department Street between Richmond Drive fringe of Manchester have been employees rode around the area Lewis said in an interview Friday that she is looking SANYO M andiotter and Lydall Street, east of Saulters forward to this November’s race. asked to cut down on outdoor water Wednesday night, asking people to Road, south of Green Manor Road, ' ‘We started a lot of programs that we would like to be M onday use during the heat wave. turn off lawn sprinklers. east of Woodbridge Street from able to finish,” Lewis said. "And we have three Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Since last Saturday, the town has Those who live in the affected Green Manor Road to East Middle FRIEDRICH incumbents on the ticket. The thrust of the campaign Zoning.Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center bearing been using fire engines to increase area have been told to use water Ttimpike, east of Cobum Road, will be planning for the town’s future.” room, 7 pltn. the pumping capacity in eastern outdoors an alternate days, even- south of East Middle Turnpike She said the council would like to continue bringing nwrsday Manchester, the key to keeping numbered dates for even- between Coburn Road and Pitkin the schools up to code, expanding the town library C a rrie r Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 8:30 p.m. tanks in that part of town full numbered street addresses and Street, east of Pitkin Street be system, and revising the town’s economic plan of enough to provide water for fire odd-numbered dates for odd- tween East Center Street and protection in an emergency. numbered addresses. development. The council has a 5-2 Democratic Andover Putnam Street, east of Kensington majority. S i B k M V O If the curbs do not work, Robert It also applies in Manchester to Street, east of Autumn Street The Board of Education is also controlled by the M onday Young, superintendent of the water the eastern section bounded by the between Ridgefield Street and Democrats, by a 4-3 margin. department, said Friday it may be following streets listed in order Charter Oak Street, east of Garden Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Most Democratic incumbents on the board will run, Building, 7:30 p.m. necessary to impose a complete from north to south; Street from Charter Oak Street to including; Judith Halvorson, Lawrence Mickel, John ban on outdoor use of water in the East of Hamilton Drive, east of Fern Street, south of Fern Street to Board of Finance, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Fleming and Kathlene Ryan. eastern area. Kennedy Road between Hamilton the town line, west of South Main 3,000 UNITS “ It’s a lot of work, but there are a lot of rewards,” “ I don’t want to do that,” Young Drive and Richmond Drive, north Street between Fern Street and board chairwoman Halverson said Thursday after the Bolton said. of Richmond Drive, east of Vernon North Lakewood Circle. caucus. IN M onday The rest of the ticket includes: Public Building Commission, Community Hall Zoning Board of Appeals: Joseph Fowler, Brian fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. MOfW Air Conditioiier Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Realtors to oppose fair-rent panel Heath and Magdalena Reyna. UwNatoSnMbn Library. 7:30 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals alternates: Mark Goodwin Values! By Andrew Yurkovsky landlords who plan to increase their Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. question the special committee is and Richard Reed. Optional: We Install - We Deliver. W ednesday Herald Reporter rents on two-family homes in supposed to answer. The town anticipation that a fair rent com Board of Directors in April ap Board of Tax Review; Daniel Turro. All eystems window thru-wall — Conservation Commission-Inland Wetlands Agency, Whole house any type, any size Herrick Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Proponents of a fair-rent com mission will be formed. pointed the committee after some mission will not be alone at a house or apartment. We have the 99 Planning Commission, Connmunity Hali, 8 p.m. Some have also talked about residents complained to the board Thursday hearing next month before a special converting existing apartments to about rent increases. Health-care workers BIQ selectlonll housing committee appointed by 00 Zoning Board of Appeais, Community Hall, 7 p.m. condominiums, thus reducing the Crockett said that for the most the Board of Directors. Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 7:30 p.m. stock of affordable rental housing. part rents in Manchester are fair. are nearing settlement A tU w a l- The Manchester Board of Real “ I don’t think that’s going to help An indication of this is the short LOWEST PRICES EVER tors is calling on its members to anybody,” Crockett said. "They’re length of time most advertisements A settlement is close between workers and 0 right here in Manchesterll Coventry attend the Aug. 5 meeting to let going to sell them and the rent mav for rental units run in local management of two mental health care centers that committee members know that a double.” newspapers, he said. operate facilities in Manchester, a union official said. ,OSTTO. fair housing commission would The 12 directors of the Board of According to William Meyerson, a spokesman for the P lanning and Zoning Commission, Inland-Wetlands Crockett said that those who have make affordable housing in the Realtors decided at a meeting New England Health Care Employees Union, District Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. problems with their landlords can area more difficult rather than earlier this month to take a stand 1199, progress has been made at New Seasons Inc. and Steerinc-Uasoo Committee, Town Office Building, seek redress through Hartford easier to find. Connecticut Community Services. 7.28 p.m. against formation of a fair-rent Housing Court or through the town “ You’ve got something that I commission. A letter signed by Health Department. Both centers, along with three other mental health don’t feel needs repairing, but Crockett was sent to board centers in the state, had been threatened with a strike Sr <808 Veterans Menoorial Connmittee, Town O ffice Build- While the Board of Realtors is people want to fix it,” Michael W. members asking them to attend the by union members. The workers at the privately run '•OKHTC jgg.7;88p.m. calling on its membership to turn 647-9997 • " S S L I Crockett, the board president, said August meeting. out for the August hearing, suppor centers are demanding that their wages be increased nmnns | Ftiday. Whether the town should form a to a level of equality with workers at state-run o v n oaiuri MiM H U M iiL • • 1 Bpanl.af|Qdiic«tJqpLPpTqntnrHighSchool.7:»p.|Os. ters of a fair rent commMon are tv ’ IN . S • n n . TH. • • SUN. 1S4 -Crockett said he knows o f some Jair-rent commission is the main not standing by idly. facilities. V 'w-■ «0>A Jit..
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Man is sentenced Obitoaries in teen sex assauit Francis E. Peterson employed by Manchester Sand ft A man charged last year with sexually assaulting a made to the American Heart Gravel Co. He was a member of icra-age hoy was sentenced Wednesday ta Manchester Francis E. Peterson, 77, of 3 Association, 310 Collins St., Wapping (im m unity Church and Superior Court to flve years in prison, suspended after Shady Lane, husband of Stephinie Hartford. one year. (Kondsior) Peterson, died Thurs was a past master and member of As part of his sentence, Robert W. Colton, 55, of 256 day evening at Manchester Memor Manchester Lodge of Masons 73. He Mary E. Broem was a member of the Delta Hackmatack St., also received five years’ probation ial Hospital. He was born in Lynn, Mass., June Chapter, Scottish Rights, the Omar Mary E. Brown, 97, of 730 Keeney and nine months of inpatient care at a brapital or St., died Friday in Manchester. She licensed psychiatric facility. He is then to seek 18,1910, and had been a resident of Shrine Club and the Sphinx Temple was the widow of Edmund G. whatever outpatient treatment is necessary. Manchester for more than 50 years. of Hartford. He was also a past president of the Fellowcrafi Club of Brown. Police charged Colton last October with three counts Before retiring, he was em^oyed Manchester. She was born April 2, 1890, in of risk of injury to a minor and fourth-degree sexual by Pratt k Whitney in East Portadown, Northern Ireland, and assault in connection with three incidents in teptember ^ r tfo r d for many years. He and his wife would have He was member of St. Bridget celebrated their 29th anniversary had been a Manchester resident in which police say the teen-ager had been assaulted. since 1913. Church In Manchester. on Sunday. Two of those charges— one count of risk of injury and She is survived by a daughter, the fourth-degree sexual assault charge — were Besides his wife, he is survived by Besides his wife, he is survived by nollied. three daughters, Mrs. Edward three daughters, Mrs. Paul (Janet) W. J. Godfrey (Eunice) Gourley of Bonneau of Ellington, Nancy Manchester; a son, Edmund H. “ I think Judge (Raymond) Norko was fair, "Colton’s (Sally) P a i^ a k of South Windsor, Brown of (Hearwater, Fla.; five attorney, Thomas S. Fiorentino, said this morning. He Mrs. Erie (Irene) Haberern of Pierce of South Windsor and Mrs. grandchildren, two great would not comment further on the case. (Coventry, and Mrs. Raymond (Di James (Cheryl) Clarkin of Tolland; grandchildren; and several nieces Under the sentence he receiv^ , Colton is to have no ane) U i^n of Bolton, two sisters, three brothers, Alton Pierce Jr., and nephews. contact with the victim or the victim’s family and is not Helen McNamara of East Hartford Theodore Pierce and Robert have contact with a minor unless another person is and Mrs. Eugene (Irene) Sullivan Pierce, all of Ck>ventry; a sister, Barbara Cirone of Cromwell; and The funeral will {^ Monday at l present. of Manchester; eight grandchild p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, three grandchildren. The funeral ren and e i ^ great-grandchildren. 142 E. Center St., with burial in the The funeral will be Monday with a will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main East Cemetery. Calling hours are Man heU In slaying* mass of (Hiristian burial at 10 a.m. Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Bridget (%urch. Burial will be St., with burial in the ()u arn ^ lle ENFIELD (A P) — A Suffield man who fled to in Bolton O n ter Cemetery. There Cemetery, Bolton. CalUng hours Memorial donations may be Alabama after the slayings of two men was returned to are no calling hours. are Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 made to the South United Methodist Connecticut and arraigned Friday, police said. Memorial donations may be p.m. Church Memorial Fund, 1226 Main Bryan Patterson, 18, was arraigned in Enfleld made to the Manchester Visiting Memorial donations may be St., Manchester. Superior Court and charged in the July 11 fatal Nurse and Home Clare Inc., Porter made to the American Cancer shootings of Daniel Seymour, 25, of Suffield and Street, Manchester, or to the Society or to the Masonic Home and William Price, 26, of Monroe, police said. American Chancer Society. Hospital in Wallingford. Patterson was being held on $100,000 bond, court DImItriot Opropoulot officials said. Catherine Q. Obedzinsid ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Dim- State police said Patterson was arrested in Alabama Norman “Bladda^ Plarca itrios Opropoulos, a leaiUng oppo The funeral for Catherine G. earlier this week. He waived extradition and was Norman F. ‘‘BlacUe’’ Pierce, 58, nent of the military Junta that ruled brought back to Connecticut Thursday n i^ t. Obedzinski, 68, of Vernon, who died Greece for seven years, died of South Windsor, husband of Thursday, is Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Earlier this week, two other men were also Shirley Smith, died M d a y morning Friday. He was 66. arraigned in the slayings. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Opropoulos was tortured and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Main St. Burial will be at the Richard A. Bazzano, 18, and Andrew. Patterson, 21, He was born in Chatham, Mass., Jailed for voicing his opposition to both of Suffleld, were arraigned in Enfield Superior convenience of the family. Calling the 1967 army coup led by (^1. Aug. 19,1928, and bad been a South hours are Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. Court and were being held on $100,000bond, police said. George Papadopoulos. Later, the Windsor resident since 1908. He was and 7 to 9 p.m. Andrew Patterson and Bryan Patterson are brothers. a Korean War veteran, and was Junta exiled him to the northeastern Memorial donations may be Aegean island of Lesvos. i Two pilots die in Nevada crash
^ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Two F-16 fighter Capt. Barry Anderson, an Air Force FERRANDO ORCHARDS Jets crashed while on a training mission spokroman, said the two aircraft were Friday near a remote mountain range 70 miles attached to the 57tb Fighter Weapons Wing at northwest of here, and officials said both pilots NeUU. Open for the Season were killed. The crash ignited two brush fires near the The cause of the accident was not Sheep Mountain Range, about 15 miles Immediately known. northeast of Indian Springs, Nev., the site of One pOot was identified as MaJ. Michael J. an auxiliary field for Nellis. PEACHES and APPLES Fresno, (^ lif., an instructor pilot Lotti, 42, of Dave Brown, refuge manager for the U.S. at Nellis Air Force Base here. The second pilot Fish and Wildlife Service, said the agency had was not identified pending notification of next firefighters on a bluff overlooking the crash ofUn. site. 2 2 2 Birch Mt. Rd. (2 mlles beyond Vito's) CoBMcticiit ill Brief G overn or
O’Neill eigne tex-relM meaeure plans trip HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill on Friday signed into law a bill that forgives parent companies 1638 million in taxes on services they have provided to Far East their wholly owned subsidiaries. The bill, passed by the General Assembly during a HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil special session on Wednesday, also established a liam O’Neill said Friday he will mechanism for financing a $185 million fund to be used bead a trade mission to the Far to help renters, homeowners and businesses in their East in September in an effort to property tax revaluation. increase state exports to Japan and In the next three years. Ill of the state’s 169 Oiina’s vast Shandong Province. municipalities will revalue taxable property with taxes Announcing the Sept. 4-18 trip, expected to soar 30 percent to 50 percent and more. the governor called it “crucial to Finally, the bill extends the time period for the future of our economy that we municipalities undergoing revaluation to phase in get our small- and nnedlum-sized increases in assessed values of taxable properties. businesses to participate more fully in th e worldwide export community.” Teamsters official gets Jail term “We must do this to remain HARTTORD - Vincent "Chick" Pisano, the former competitive,” said O’Neill, whowill head of ’Teamsters’ Local 443 in New Haven, was be accompanied by state Economic sentenced Friday to 10 months in jail and told to pay a Development Commissioner John flue tor embexsling union insurance benefits. Carson and Timothy Moynihan, director and president of the U.S. District Judge Peter C. Dorsey also placed APphoie Pisano imder probation for two years and ordered him Greater Hartford Chamber of to pay $300 in restitution, court officials said. Slot winner Conninerce. Pisano was among 15 top state Teamsters and others O’Neill also said he hopes the who were indicted in June 1006 for embezzling at least Gary Moffitt of Niantic kisses a slot machine at the venture will help attract new plants and operations from atmoad. $92,000 in union insurance funds by claiming benefits to Golden Nugget Hotel Casino in Atlantic City, N.J., which they were not entitled. All have either been • He said the state could tenefit convicted or pleaded guilty to reduced charges. Friday. Moffitt, 34, a self-employed carpenter, won through increased employment and Pisano, one of two defendants who opted to take the almost $2 million on the slots and said he'll pay off his a stronger economy. c w to trial, was convicted by a federal jury on May IS debts. Excluding such giants as United of racketeering and three counts of embeziUng. Technologies Corp., companies from Connecticut have about $150 million to $200 million in trade Bill to aid mentally retarded annually with the People’s Repub WASHINGTON — Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., O ’Neill won’t enter lic of China, Carson said. The charging that the Justice Department has done a poor state’s total annual exports ap job in investigating charges of civil rights abuses at proach $7 billion. institutions for the mentally retarded, introduced a bill state police dispute In Japan, O’Neill and Carson will Friday to give government-appointed advocates more visit companies which have ex power. pressed an interest in Connecticut Under the measure, the federally-funded advocates HAR’TFORD (AP) — ’The gover ford Republican senator with the and dedicate the state’s 2-year-old would participate in negotiations with the Justice nor said Friday he would not file that purported to show a car had Tokyo office. Department and institutions accused of unsafe intervene in a dispute over a been purchased without the requi In China, the governor will be conditions. convicted gambler’s working rela site tax being paid. joined by another Connecticut Weicker noted a 1985 investigation of the state-run tionship with state police unless a Groppo eventually resigned after group representing 15 to 20 busi Southbury (Conn.) ’Training School for the mentally court case involving the issue is it was determined he may have nesses whose products “caught the retarded, which was accus^ of dangerous and unsafe resolved. baan trying to retaliate against the eye of officials from Shandong conditions. Connecticut’s protection and advocacy "I’m not going to get involved in a senator for criticizing his adminis during their visit to Connecticut agency was excluded from negotiations to correct the court m atter," Gov. William tration of the tax department. last April," O’Neill said. O’Neill said. "When that case is In all, said Carson, several problems. The only question not resolved is Assistant Attorney General William Bradford resolved ... then we will look at the hundred Connecticut companies whole situation,” he told a news how the file came to Groppo’s desk are interested in fostering exports Reynolds wrote that "involvement of independent in the first place and has raised third parties in sensitive negotiations to resolve conference held to announce a relations with China and Japan. September trade mission to the concerns over the security of "They see their market, their investigations is neither practical nor necessary nor confidential files. Groppo d ^ e d mandated" by the law. People’s Republic of China. future, their growth overseas,” The governor said it would be asking for the file. Moynihan said. Tbe firms make improper for him to get involved in “An error was made and we have communications products, elec Two In running for prison Job any way in the Waterbury Superior admitted that,” O’NeiU said Fri tricity generating equipment, ma HAR’TFORD — Gov. William O’Neill may announce Court case in which convicted day. chine tools, aircraft, adhesives and his choice of the two top candidates for commissioner gambler ’Thomas W. Speers of other products. of corrections within several days, he said Friday. Wolcott and two other men face Both Oklahoma Correction Department Director professional gambling charges. Larry Meachum and Colorado Director of Juvenile Waterbury State’s Attorney John Corrections Orlando Martinez were recommended to Connelly said O'Neill should inves This is what you’ve the governor Friday by a committee screening tigate Speers’ 18-year association candidates for the job. as an informant with the state been waiting for Meachum is reportedly the governor’s preference, police and Chief State’s Attorney according to published reports. John Kelly’s support of that “We have two top candidates." O’Neill said. "I’ll relationship. probably be contacting them. Very possibly (the The relationship also was critic NOW OPEN announcement) will be within the next few days." ized in an interim report of an ’The vacancy stems from O’Neill’s refusal to unrelated grand jury investigating reappoint Raymond Lopes to the post in February. Waterbury municipal corruption. The report, issued Tuesday, said Garner's Rug Supply the Speers link "clearly under Prosecutors lose third appeal mines the integrity, reputation and 146 Pine Street (rear) MILFORD — State prosecutors have been banded the effectiveness” of the state their third defeat in an effort to overturn the acquittal police. Tools, padding, tackless & more! of Daniel Stuart in his second trial over the murder and O’Neili said any investigation of rape of 5-year-old Constance Roberts. the Speers relationship with state S? The Connecticut Supreme Court on ’Thursday denied police should fall to the commander the prosecutors a chance for an appeal in a ruling of state police. Col. Lester Forst, or issu ^ without explanation. The cMef state’s attor to th e Criminal Justice 649-1752 ney’s offlee had wanted to overturn a lower court ruling Commission. for more info and allow the appeal. Meanwhile, the governor said he The state sought to restore the guilty verdict of would not investigate further to Stuart’s first trial in 1983. A jury in Stuart’s second trial determine how the confidential tax Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. ts found him Innocent in 1988. Stuart now lives out of state. file of state Sen. Reginald Smith’s 8am — 5pm ' Stuart was granted a new trial because of the son wound up on the desk of former surfacing of possible new evidence during the first tax Commissioner John Groppo. Sat. till noon jury’s deliberations. Groppo confronted the New Hart Bridgeton, Shultz winds up long testimony, hole in side, defending himself and president
lim ps hom e WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre incident, said later that Casey bad tary of State George Shultz adam suppressed the report because it antly dismissed a suggestion Fri KUWAIT (AP) — A Kuwaiti super would have been at odds with the day that he and Defense Secretary Iran arms sale policy approved by tanker under U.S. Navy escort and Caspar Weinberger could have flying the American flag hit a mine off a the president at Casey’s urging. stopped the Iran weapons plan The incident was revealed to the fortified Iranian isiand Friday morning “dead in its tracks” by threatening and limped home with a hole in its port investigating panels when they side. to resign if President Reagan examined Shultz’s notes, Fascell pursued it further. said. Two Kuwaiti patrol boats took charge He rejected, with equal vigor, of the 401,382-ton Bridgeton and a After pressure from the State any idea that the president might Department, the CIA apparently smaller reflagged vessel at 3:45 p.m. have misled him about what was about 12 miles from the nearest Kuwaiti going on. finally produced a watered-down island, guiding them to theirberths. The rewrite of the report, Fascell said, And he wound up two days — 14 adding that his House Foreign tankers were to have loaded cargo and hours — as a witness before the sailed south next week, again with U.S. Affairs Committee has never seen warships guarding them. congressional Iran-contra commit either the original terrorism report tees by paying that in foreign policy or the rewritten version. None of the 26 people on the Bridgeton “things are going very much our was injured, but the tanker took on way” and that in the world, “the "It looks like there was some water after striking the mine 120 miles basic idea of freedom ... is on a intelligence that was cooked,” said from home as it passed Farsiyab Island, roll.” r f r Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H. ’”rhe which Iranian Revolutionary Guards RwiWre photo The hearings will resume on story that’s coming out here is, how use as a speedboat base for attacks on in the world can you tell what kind shipping. Tuesday with Attorney General U.S. Navy crewman mans a 50-caliber machine gun aboard the U.S.S. Kidd Thursday. Eklwin Meese III. of briefings the president ever ^ n io r Pentagon officials speaking on Defending his decision to stick got?” condition of anonymity said there was with Reagan rather than resign in Shultz reacted negatively to little doubt the mine had been plants by suggestions by Sen. George J. Iran. protest over the sale of arms to Iran, Shultz said, “I’m there to help Mitchell, D-Maine, that Reagan But until that can be proved, one ‘WeVe been hit! We’ve been hitf the president, not make his life GEORGE SHULTZ ' himself was among those who were Pentagon source said, “it wiU be hard to more difficult.” deceiving him. Mitchell asked Justify a retaliatory strike against Iran. By Tim Ahern . . . he wouldn't quit radioed an update: “The hit is port Extra lookouts were posted aboard However, one Republican on the about three “findings” — presiden There's certainly nothing like that The Associated Press AP photo tial authorizations for covert ac working now.” midships — 100 to 200 feet aft of the the Kidd’s bow to look for mnes. At least committee. Rep. Michael DeWine “From time to time I asked him bow.” of Ohio, said Shultz should have what’s going on,” Shultz said. tions — that the secretary of state One official disclosed that efforts ABOARD THE USS KIDD IN THE nine sailors were on the bow, some ’The strike marked the first significant armed with M-14 rifles to fire at any 0///6 doll done more than Just stay in his Job. “What I got was not candid.” He was not told about. were under way to enlist the aid of PERSIAN GULF — The mercury had incident of the initial Navy escort of DeWine said he agreed with the said he has learned as the hearings ^ Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in launching a hit 100 and the morning was cairn and suspidouB objects in the water. They John Hudson holds up a prototype of *”rhe first of them was signed by Kuwaiti tankers placed under the reported seeing all sorts of things, all of Tower commission conclusion that j have gone on, ‘the systematic w ay' the president on Dec. 5,1985,” said minesweeping operation in the area clear at shortly before 6:55 a.m. Friday American flag. It occurred about 80 "The Ollie Doll” In San Francisco Shultz, after making his opposition .jin which the National Security where the Bridgeton was hit. The as two Kuwaiti oU tankers, with their which were either safely passed or Mitchell. “You met with the presi miles south of Kuwaiti territorial turned out to be buoys. Thursday. Hudson hopes to sell 600,000 to the Iran plan clear, distanced Council staff deliberately deceived dent on Dec. 7 with other officials. sources said the Pentagon hadn’t escort of three U.S. Navy warships, waters, where the Navy escort is to turn himself from events. me.” decided whether to dispatch U.S. steamed north toward Kuwait. Repair crews stood by below decks at dolls that resemble Col. Oliver North for ... Am I correct that the president over its protection role to the Kuwaiti the damage control stations, while other “In my opinion, you walked off “I bad no idea of the misrepresen minesweeping ships or helicopters to Then: BOOM. navy. $16.95 each. The llV^inch dolls will be did not then teU you he bad signed a the Persian Gulf. crew members stood waiting to provide the field when the score was against tations that characterized this finding authorizing the sale of arms Seconds later. Navy Lt. Richard After the initial assessment of dam available in toy stores in six to eight you,” DeWine said. “You took whole thing,” he said. After a brief delay, the convoy Vogel radioed from the supertanker medical care, if necessary. to Iran two days before that age, the convoy conUnued its northward Ihe 390 sailors aboard the ship donned weeks, he said. yourself out of the game.” At one point, Shultz said that meeting?” proceeded on the last quarter of its Bridgeton: “We’ve been hit! We’ve Journey. Shultz replied in evident anger: SOO-mile trip up the Persian Gulf, where been hit! ” combat helmets. And on the upper during the battle over whether to Said ShulU: "He didn’t inform ’The 401,000-ton Bridgeton remained in decks, seamen put on flak JackeU and “Well, I’ll Just say that’s one man’s keep selling arms to Iran, be me of signing it, but he has said that Iran and Iraq have been at war since The Bridgeton, at the head of the the lead, although it had slowed from a opinion and I don’t share It.” became aware that then-CIA Direc September 1980. It had been an flve-ship convoy, bad struck an under inflatable life vests around their middle. he has no recollection of ttoing so speed of 16 knots to 10. The convoy The Kidd’s captain, Cmdr. Daniel J. He again accused former Na tor WiUiam Casey was suppressing himself.” uneventful voyage until the explosion water mine. The dawn explosion was so closed ranks and fell into single-flie line, Soviet negotiator tional Security Adviser John M. an agency report on Iran’s use of Just before 7 a.m., which could be heard forceful that crew members standing on Murphy, Jr., noted later that the mine Shultz agreed Reagan did not tell on an escort ship a mile away. with only about two miles separating the hit by the Bridgeton was extremely Poindexter, an earlier witness terrorism. him either about si^n g a fining the bridge, about 1,000 feet from the Bridgeton from the last ship, the powerful. before the committees, of consist Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla., who Anthony Qualnton, the U.S. ambassa point where the mine hit, were almost on Jan. 6,1986, and another on Jan. destroyer Kidd. “If we had hit that, it would have done says U.S. ently deceiving him. asked Shultz about the summer 1986 17. dor to Kuwait, said: “thedamage will be knocked off their feet, Vogel reported. ’The supertanker bad hit the mine inspected to see whether it can be None of the 26-member crew was enormous damage to the Kidd,” he said. repaired here in Kuwait.” injured. about 18 miles west of Farsi Island As the convoy plowed north, Murphy Navy officials had said that this was ope A crowd of Iranians worshipping on “Have the helicopters take a low pass explained the Bridgeton was heading GENEVA (AP) — The chief Soviet negotiator on of the narrowest segments of the the convoy because “a mine, even one medium-rsuige niissiles accused the United iStates on the Moslem sabbath in Tehran rejoiced over our stern — look at the propeller north-south route used by deep^ratt at the news, chanting “Death to the and what he can see alwve the that big, did relatively little damage to a Friday of placing “artificial obstacles” in the way of an 1I6WS, Sports, FssturOs snd Persian Gulf shipping — it is only about ship as big as the Bridgeton.” arms control accord. USA!” and “Persian Gulf of Iran, the waterline,” the Bridgeton radioed its two miles wide — and a likely place for Graveyard of Reagan!" Navy escorts a few minutes later. “But we’re providing her with plenty The envoy, Alexei Obukhov, told a press conference trouble because the island has served in of cover frasn attatto,” Mnipby said, that U.S. proposals on verification, or anti-cheating McDonsld’s « tool Prime Minister Hussein Musavi ««n<| The convoy’s helicopters were dis the past as a staging area for Iranian “invisible hands” planted the mine. His patched. immetttaMy to the scene. explaining that the convoy was being measures, were “overcomidicated” and unfairly speed boat attacks on tankers. protected by the long-range weapons favored the United States. Become a New Manchester Herald Sul>>' government has denounced the U.S. “No damage to your rudder or So, as the convoy steamed through the escort of reflagged Kuwaiti tankers and screw,” the SH-60 helicopter from the aboard the three wardiipe. He also reiterated Moscow’s objection to the U.S. area, the Navy crews were at “General On the cruiser USS Fox, which had desire to maintain nuclear warheads for 72 shorter- scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and threatened to attack the convoys. USS Crommelin reported. Quarters,” their highest state of alert. Musavi called the incident an “irrep “We are listing,” the Bridgeton fallen in line behind the Brfdjgeton. Capt. range Pershing lA missiles belonging to West we'll send you a $5.06 book of Mq- The explosion was sUU a shocker, William Mathis told a newsmagasine Germany. arable blow to America’s political and reported moments later. “There is no turning what had been a relatively calm I Donald’s* Gift Certificates to use at any| military prestige,” according to Iran’s danger to the ship — plenty of reserve reporter that-the Bridgeton “can take The U.S. posiUon on keeping the warheads is three-day Journey from the Gulf of hits easier than we can. The Bridgeton,” “unrealistic,” Obukhov said. McDonald's* location. Don’t waiti official Islamic Republic News Agency, bouyancy here.” Oman to Kuwait into something more monitored in CJinis. Shortly thereafter, the Bridgeton he added, “will be acting as a deep-draft There was no immediate reacUon from the U.S. chaotic. minesweeper." delegation to Obukhov’s comments. ’The Soviet Union on Thursday formally presented a proposal for eliminating shorter- and medium-range m i^ le s worldwide. He described the proposal as “a Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the Mining incident refueis debate over guif poiicy major step forward.” Manchestw Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Mancheeter, Ct. 06040 Obukhov said the United States had put forth WASHINGTON (AP) — President which was escorting the Bridgeton, “overcomplicated proposals” on verification. For Reagan’s chief spokesman on Friday Hussein Musavi called the incident an as the ships headed for Kuwait, when 5 said, “My personal belief is that those “irreparable blow to America’s politi example, he said, the United States proposed “building .dted the Kuwaiti supertanker mining mines were laid last night from Farsi they were expected to arrive later certain constructions around certain facilities involv I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (tor a minimum of 13^ I incident as “a good example” of why the cal and military prestige.” He said the today. Island,” Iran. mine was planted by “invisible hands.” ing TV cameras, complicated roads, including scales weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificatee. I United States must escort vessels in the “We haven’t gotten any proof,” tense Peidan Gulf, but Senate Demo Iran’s Islamic Republic News ’There were no injuries among the 26 to weigh certain armaments, and so forth.” Murphy said. "It’s difficult to assess crewmen and the tanker was able to Such arrangements would take years to complete cratic leader Robert C. Byrd said it who places a mine. The track record, Agency, moltored in Nicosia, quoted Name___ dramatizes an “ill-conceived plan.” Musavi as saying he hoped “the wise proceed, said Navy Lt. Richard Vogel, and “would simply be in Uie way of an agreement,” be I however, would clearly point the finger who was aboard the Bridgeton. About said. Address. White House spokesman Marlin Fits- at Iran.” men in the United States have learned a water said administration officials had lesson and (wUI now) put an end to their flve hours after the incident, the “’The complexity of verification does not equal its At a news briefing, Fitzwater said, Bridgeton appeared to be listing slightly strictness,” said Obukhov. “We should be strict but at Phone__ not concluded what nation had planting “We’re still investigating and analysing tension-creating adventures in the Per ' the mine that struck the 1,200-foot sian Gulf.” to the left. However, officials said the the same Ume it should be implementable.” the situation. We have not determined giant tanker was in no danger of sinking. He said the two sides had reached agreement on “all OeePsrnMRiy'NewaaSseffSetsOnfr 1 Bridgeton, one of 11 Kuwaiti oil tankers any source for the planting of the mine ’The tanker struck the mine at 6:51 the principal areas” such as inspections, notifications CM po^book^ma^ tor » lakweek Mbs^pUmi., | being placed under the U.S. flag. and, at this time, retaliation is not a a.m. local time Friday (U: 61 p.m. EDT Fitzwater said President Reagan was and exchange of data. But differences remain on But Cmdr. Daniel J. MuriAy Jr., matter of consideration.” Thursday), as it was steaming about 120 awakened around 2 a.m. EDT Friday by “concrete points about how to implement all these ^^iP.TfllW VJraiiian iMme. MiniaUr. national security adviser Frank Car- mi|esjHiHjtbeaat.of Kuwait. It occurred lucd, and notifi^ ottbe inddMit. approachoA’.’ aaid Obukhov.. • - ......
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Few veterm have high dioxin WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal ATLANTA — A study of Vietnam veterans who Judge William S. Sessions, a Delta Jet at wrong altitude plan talks served in areas sprayed with the defoliant Agent former U.S. attorney in Texas O ran ^ found that very few have elevated ievels of described by President Reagan as PRINCE RUPERT, British (felumbia — A Delta Air POtenUally dangerous dioxin in their blood US “a fair-minded tough prosecutor,” Lines Jet mistakenly climbed to the same altitude air on M l As government scientists reported Friday. was nominated Friday to become traffic controllers had assigned to another fil^t off the The national Centers for Disease Control, which is the fourth director of the FBI. northern British Columbia coast, an official said WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. conducting congressitmally mandated tests on Virt- Sessions, a Republican, was Friday. and Vietnamese governments have nam veterans, reiwrted that only one of more than 400 selected to head the nation’s ’The Delta Jet. bound for the Orient, and an Alaska agreed to hold talks in Hanoi Aug. Mldlere tr e t^ so far has shown a hlgber-than-normal premier law enforcement agency Airlines plane flying to Seattle from Ketchikan, 1-3 on the fate of missing American lew l of dioxin, one of the ingredients of the defoliant after a 4V4-month search that Alaska, flew at the same 33.000-foot altitude for only “a servicemen, tbe White House an w JB® ««“ cy also has found Uttle. if any, connection became a political embarrassment short period” Thursday. nounced Friday. w ^een the veterans’ recorded exposures to Agent for the Reagan administration Steve Rybak, a spokesman for ’Transport Canada, Gen. John W. Vessey Jr., former Orange and their blood-dioxin levels today. when several candidates declined said the planes maintained a safe 10-nautical-mile chairman of the Joint Chiefs oi Cpc researchers said the report, the first in the the 932,500-a-year Job. radar separation. Staff, will head the U.S. delegation c m ^ u in g study, draws no conclusions on the health Sessions, chief U.S. District Air controllers In Vancouver, British Columbia, had as a special presidential emissary. e f f e ^ of dioxin and does not mean that no Vietnam (^urt Judge in the western district assigned the 33.000-foot altitude to the Alaska Airlines The two sides agreed that the s e r v i^ e n were exposed to harmful levels of dioxin in of Texas, is known for his hard-line plane, Rybak said. talks would be confined to “human Agent Orange, used to destroy plant cover in combat law-and-order approach to crimi itarian issues” and not linked to areas. nal Justice and would replace political problems, including Ha William H. Webster, who became Sovtelt detonate nuclear device CIA director May 19. noi’s quest for U.S. diplomatic Three bodies found at apartment MOSCOW — The Soviet Union said it exploded a recognition. White House spokes At a news conference at the non-military nuclear device Friday in a remote part of LOS ANGELES — Police called to an apartment man Marlin.Fitswater said. Justice Department attended by Siberia, the 12th since ending a unilateral moratorium He said the United ^ t e s looks building Friday night were fired upon and later Sessiona and Attorney General almost five months ago. discovered three bodies and a critically wounded Edwin Meese III, a reporter forward to “fruitful discussions.” 3-year-old inside, officials said. The official Tass news agency reported that the Vessey’s mission was delayed for suggested that Sessions’ reputation explosion was in the Yakut Autonomous Region, a vast several months in a dispute with Officer Cortes Curtiss of the Wilshire District station was that of a “west Texas tough area of eastern Siberia tht produces oil, gold and conflrmed that the bodies were found, but said guy.” Vietnam over the timing and the authorities had no details. diamonds. It said theblast had a yield of up to 20 APpheta agenda. State Department spokes “I love the accusation, I think it’s kilotons, equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. Officers, invretigating a call about an argument, deUghtful,” Sessions replied. AP photo man Charles E. Redman accused arrived at the apartment about 3:30 p.m. Tass said the blast was “conducted in the interests of PTL Chairman Jerry Falwell holds a T-shirt that says Hanoi last April of backsliding on “I don’t wear a gunbelt and I wirnlm Q Judge the national economy,” but it gave no other details. “Officers heard four or five rounds fired and backed don t have any cowboy boots to my "Almost Heaven, Chapter Eleven,” a reference to the PTL an agreement to deal separately off,” said Sgt. Tom Johnson. A SWATteam surrounded h i nominated him to The explosion was the third this month and the 12th financial difficulties. Falwell was at a news conference with the issue of missing name,” the Judge added. “If I’m a since the Soviets ended a unilateral moratorium on servicemen. the building and tbe incident ended about 7 p m west Texas tough guy it’s simply underground nuclear tests Feb. 29. after a PTL board meeting Friday^ Curtiss said. because we’ve dealt with difficult Secretary of State George P. problems out there. Tlie drugs and Shultz, in a speech last Saturday to Cosmonaut forced to return inunigration problems are severe. quafified his comments by emphas our country and to the even-handed Actor Joint NBC picket line the Natiraal League of POW-MIA ... Whether you are a Judge or izing that First Amendment rights administration of Justice.” Hate mail, crank calls Families, announced that Vietnam MOSCOW — A Soviet cosmonaut who has spent must be protected. NEW YORK — Actor Jack Klugman Joined tbe again was prepared to keep the neariy six months in orbit will return to earth Mxt whether you are involved in prose- Meese refused to say how many picket line for IS nninutes Friday outside one entrance issue separate. ration or defense, there are very “Judge Sessions has estabUshed people had rejected his approaches week beca w he shows signs of what might be a serious difficult times.” himself as a fair-minded tough to the RCA Building to support union monbers on StiU, he said, “we must face the heart problem, officials said Friday. about taking the Job and said he strike against NBC. hurt PTL fund efforts Sessions, who worked in the prosecutor and one of the finest didn’t think the search — which possiMUty that we win not be able to The announcement about Alexander I. Laveikln ^ e r a l Judges on the bench today ’ ’ “More and more I’m seeing the security and dignity move the issue forward.” Justice Department’s criminal div involved reviewing more than 60 FORT MILL. S.C. (AP) - PTL telephone calls and letters, though, canne shortiy after a three-man crew successful ision from 1969 to 1971 handling Reagan said at the White House in of our woritera being taken away,” said Klugman. who AUuding to press reports, Shultz docked its Soyus TM-3 capsule with the Mir space announcing the nomination with candidates — had taken very long. starred in the hit 1970s television series ’"The Odd directors met in secret Friday were supportive. said Vietnam apparently was ^ tio n , where Laveikin and Yuri V. Romanenko have olmenity and other prosecutions, Sessions standing at his side. The FBI has been run on an acting Couple” and “Quincy. M.E.” He is starring in the afternoon after the ministry’s new On Wednesday, attorneys filed “raisiiig the concept of humanitar been living since early February. said that “the obscenity and basis since Webster’s departure by Broadway production of “I’m Not Rappaport.” leader said fund-raising efforts documents in U.S. Banlamptcy ian cooperation as a *two-way poraography business is vicious Reagan called Sessions a man of John Otto, a career FBI official. TOe capsule blasted off from Soviet Kaukhstan on great personal integrity and ho Tbe 4-week-oM strike by 2,900 radio and television have been crippled by bate mail Court showing that Bakker paid street,’ including economic am f. I do not look on it as victimless Sessions was named a U.S. and crank telephone calls. himself $1.3 million and loaned Wednesday with two Soviet cosmonauts and Syria's crime and I never have.” He nor, dedicated to the vigorous producers, writers, audio and video technicians, assistance.” first space traveler. It linked up with the Mir station enforcement of the criminal laws of attorney by President Richard M graphic artists and desk assistants — a third of NBC’s Appearing on the “P n Club” himself $190,000during his last year Vietnam has made no secret of its oyer the Soviet-Mongolian frontier about 7:30 a m ^ wixonNixon in in 1971. 1971. worirforce — began when NBC imposed contract terms television show before the board as head of the ministry. deslie to establish rMations with Moscow time. that the union contends are a threat to Job security. meeting, the Rev. Jerry Falwell Bakker also paid his wife, the United States, which fought a A l^ t 90 minutes later, after circling the earth once said PTL needs $1,749,000 by next Tammy Faye Bakker, $437,01$ and long and futile war to keep tbe the thrre spacemen clambered from their capsule into Friday to avoid laying off workers secretary Shirley Fulbrigbt Communists from gaining control the snu^M ed Kvant scientific latoratory, whidi had steward subdues jet hijacker Governors gather In Michigan and to keep the Heritage USA $193,059 between June 1996 and of tbe southern part of the Southeast docked with the 40-foot-long Mir in April niTMWA /Arav . . . Christian theme park in FOrt Mill June 1997, accordlngto the 945-page ) Asian country. GENEVA (AP) — A Lebanese after demanding the passports of TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - Social ills which open. document. ^ m a n who hijacked an Air all the passengers, Artizzu skid. charges. He .was taken to the undertle America’s falling productivity, ranging from Documents released earlier in ; Tbe war ended in June 1975 with Afrique Jet Friday and killed a maximum-security wing of Champ- illiteracy to teen-age pregnancy, will be d is r a s ^ by Many of the payments were made imnrethan 1,799Americaiis listed as Govemora gather In Michigan Most of the passengers were the week showed PTL is $60 mUllim in tile weMu before and after March passenger before being subdued French and African, and at least DoUon prison outside Geneva. the nation’s governors here this weekend. in debt, which tbe ministry has . missing in action. There have been ■TRAVERSE aT Y , Mich. - Social ills which The 79th sunnmer meeting of the National Governors 19, when Bakker realgned after it \frequent reports since then of live ui^erUe ^ e r i c a ’s falling productivity, ranging from ‘*>® pro-Iranian two were Americans, said Geneva Hariri, 21, was imprisoned by tried to erase through a telethon was disclosed that he had a sexual Hezbollah and wanted to win the Police Chief Bernard Ziegler. Assodatien begins Saturday afternoon with a news and stepped-up fund-raising. jHisoners of war sUH bel|V held. teen-age pregnancy, wiU be discussed by a comrade accused in the Israel for neariy three years, conference on a series of task force reports encounter with Jessica Hahn, a mjjpatlon s governors here this weekend The siege at Geneva’s Cointrin according to the relatives, who Falwell, who took control of the former church secretary. Vietnam said two years ago that of a TWA plane, conunissloned a year ago to identify and suggest lit would dear up tiw question of the “T I? * '' of the National Governors authorities said. Airport lasted about four hours. spoke on the condition they not be ministry in March when the Rev. The document show^ that the remedies for social problems which have undermined Jim Bakker stepped down amid a missing Americans within two ^ s ^ a t i o n begins Saturday afternoon with a news Swiss authorities tentatively identified. He was released in May productivity and U.S. competitiveness in world ministry faces Mlawsuitofordebto, on the Air Afrique identified the hijacker as Hussein and returned to Lebanon. sek scandal, suspended the telethon years. “ “ ^®* force •*‘® come markets. including $14.1 million aUegedly commissioned a year ago to identify and suraest Ali Mohammed Hariri. In ’Tyre temporarily because vi hate letters owed to Wichita, Kan., contractor Also on Vesseir’s agenda is a to act escaped from Jet when Swiss government spokesman Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton, a Democrat, said the and 1,900 prank phone calla on resumption of the processing of rratetfre for social problems which have undermined they heard over the public address Utonon, howeyer, relatiyesidenti- Acbille Casanova said Hariri de reports will include “very specific strategies that can Roe Messner. predj^vity and U.S. competitiveness in world fied Urn as Hussein Ali Mahmoud ’Thursday. Vietnamese immgrants by Ameri- system that the Shiite Moslem Hariri and said he was a member of manded West Germany free Mo be used by every state, every local government, every He read on the air some of the Tbe salaries of former PTL ,can offldals who would be seat to hijacker wanted the plane to fly to hammed Ali HamatU and his citizens group in the country to ad d i ^ these problems officials were also disclosed. ® P>ro-Iranian group hate messages received by mail or iHand. ® Democrat, said the ^irut,raldMlch®lG?egol,?oneS brother, Abbas Ali Hamadi. The to liberate the capacities of tbe American people.” by phone, including one that said, h^^M specific strategies that can toose aboard. wlto links to Shiite Moslem factions Gov. Terry Branstad, bead of the association’s task bolding Western hostages in United States says Mohammed Ali “I’m going to kiU Dr. Falwell government, every f!®** ***® which had Lebanon. Hamadi took part in the June 1985 force on Jobs, said the federal government needs to somewhere, someplace.” to toaddresstheseproblems la ^ e d in Geneva for refueling, an work h a r ^ r at balancing its budget. to liberate the capacities of the American people.” Geneya Prosecutor Bernard C^r^ hijacking of a Trans World Airlines “In thenameof Jesus, I hope you SURPUB WINDOWS. unidentified flight attendant over Jet in which a U.S. Navy diver was rot in hell,” he quoted another as powered tbe gunman but in the boz told reporters the hijacker would face trial in Switzerland on killed and 39 Americans were held 8rl Lanka, Tamils to sign accord saying. My» Judge ’programmed' prraess was shot in the stomach hostage for 17 days before being Falwell said the majority of the M/iNuniciuRn ovHwioao and was taken to Geneva Cantonal murder and hostage-taking released. NEW DELHI, India — Sri Lanka’s government and ATMANUMCniRBt’SCOSI "ospitol’ where he was in serious Tamil rebels are close to signing an India-mediated condltioo. peace accord to stop the 4-year-oid ethnic insurgency first quality wood windows and insulated steel doors. u About 30 of the passengers that has killed 6,000 people, officials said Friday. Many sizes, many types. Both primed wood and vinyl *5® refused to retewf suffered injuries, included bone Parisian Coiffure VelupiUai Prabhakaran, chief of the Liberation cIqq —oil with in$ulotin0 q Ioss* CASH A CARRY NN fracturra, as they slid or Jumped Tigers of Tamil E!elam, flew from Sri Lanka to Madras, Judge also denied a request for a delay in the from the plane, hospital officials 1043 Main St. • Manchester • 643-9832 InAa on Friday en route to meetings that day with WeVe just purchased o leading mid- A ll SALES HNAL B saiQ. Indian officials in New Delhi, said Gopalaswami Navy Capt. Philip F. 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shlp: holy euchorlst, S and 10 o.m.; •wwiw wvsvvww liivvsswigt QNircli. 19M •outti U n IM HMhodM Chureh church school, 9:45 o.m.; coffeefellew- Moln St., M onchs^. Or. ShiShird 5 Editor’s note: This column is **?rrti(AMembll«» of God), ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel epm Johnson, Rev. CvnUila A. (Sood, Rev Center Congregetlonal Church afternoons; public healing service, prepared by the staff of the because "Y o u can beat up on the S®“W Wlndio^: b222iKif? ^B*- ***• 5 5 5 !? ' Summer K#no#fB L. Gutfcrftonr pottor. second Thursday, 7:X p.m.; evening schedule. 10 o.m., worship service EvenU at C ^ t e r Congregational Church next week Manchester Area Conference of counselors, especially M ario.” Of chMd^ort ond prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) arp: M ACC News course, he was only ribbing Mario, W r t « d . , - ^ „ 6:30 p.m./ tvtnfno Mrvlcp of Holllger, 643-9303. Churches. prolto ond BIblo proocfilnp. (644-1102) Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; lo a.m summer who was within earshot, but that St. Mary’s apfsceoaf Church, Pork Mormon By Jane M. Sherman kind of Joking and camaraderie was and Church streets, Manchester. An ®**ur^ “‘ a *® ■ ® and toddler care Program Supervisor "Eating is the best.” She was quite Church of ChiM Baptitt drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, shared by all of the campers and osslstont rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and . The g w rre of Jesgg Christ of Letter- happy to learn that Monday's craft their counselors. Because each f* T nUhlSr 9S WgoUsIde St., Monches- ch?;S."^rrry- *"“ >® If you can imagine 50 young "a!?!!* cavreii. 5ss E. 9:M a.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; children and nearly that many teen was candy-making, taught by Janet counselor was assigned only one or Ai^ur fernr of Mandiester. England, will be the r j o j jr Sf., Monefwstsr. Rtv. Jo m n I. bobv-slttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; Holy fer. Robert S. Gardner, bishop, 9:30 o.mw sotfoment meeflng; W:S0 o.m , Ferguson. Everyone had lots of fun two campers, there was a lot of *" woraWphourofthe Mesk, mlnitttr. Schsduls: 1 0 :» o.m., SiSaui,*.*' *® •v**^ Wednesday. counselors shouting, laughing, jreraOlo^MTvIee; *:1S a.m., church (649-4513) S u n d y school ondprinior;; H :« i .m (and sticky hands) during that “ «* Vernon str«^. P riM th ^^o n d retlef society. (643-m3 playing and singing, then you can individualized attention that the B a rry has been serving as a minister to a small areool- Nurterv cars providtd. (643- M ACC plans peace vigil imagine the sights and sounds of the project. Yet, while the younger children needed. Most counselors campers were most enthusiastic for « » PM t twi! *— ***! Church, 5J kake Sf., Gospel Interfaith Day Camp. For the past said that they believed that working *P0ns»ed by the Church of Christ in jtenchs^. Rsv. James Btllatov, The Peace and Justice Committee of the Manchester two weeks campers and counselors about crafts and other indoor at camp was a good learning pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sumtav school; 10:30 Church ef the Living Oed, an evangel- NatloiMl Catholic Area Confem oe of Churches will sponsor a peace vigil activities, the older campers liked * * «“ ** **** family arrived in the U.S p.m., w m h lp service; 6:30 p.m.,even- lc(«, ,tull-gasiwl church, Robertson at Concordia Lutheran Church sang experience, as well as a lot of fun. In TImrsday for a five-week hirlough. Ino service. (646-5316) tehool. North School Street. Manches- ,S t. John .the BepHsl PeUsh Nouenoi on Aug. 7 at St. M ary’s Church. 41 Park St., at 7 p.m All songs, did arts and crafts, played the rough and tumble of outdoor that way. Interfaith Day Camp has play. Brewwminister for the Church of Christ in _ Wwt .Mptfst Church, 340 Hlllstown ♦|w a9V-,David W. Mullen, pastor. Colhellc Chorea, 23 (M w o y St., Mon- are welrome to this prayer service. For more games and went swimming, skat become a special summer place for Rood, (Mnehester. 9:30 o.m., tendov Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. cbester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo. information, call Joan O'LfOughlin at 643-4031 Thanks to the loads of donated school; 11o.m.,worshlpservlce;7p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. p « B ^ Sunday moss schedule; I o.m. ing and hiking. Overall it was a fun nearly 100 children and teen-agers Sml5Cie“r ® evetiino service;; 7 p.m., mid-week MondNeslw Christian PoHusMblg, 909 (643-9106) and enriching experience for bats, balls and frisbees, our every year. service. Nursery of oil services. (649^ E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bols- campers played sports, both organ i ^ ,p « t o r .^ n d a y s , 10 o.m.; Wednes Emanuel Lutheran Church everyone. day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Naaaiana A quick opinion poll of the ized and hysterically unorganized, I W O U LD L IK E to thank all of the First Baptitt Church -Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of f o lt o ^ g events are scheduled at Emanuel every morning. Whether playing an the month. campers showed that almost eve people who made camp possible Kreufier, paster. (643-7543) ..guf**.** Wesgreae, 236 Main st., Lutheran Church next week; official vollej^all game or simply for this week at kiMI Oesgel Interdenemlnutlenul ryone liked the morning sing-along this year. Thanks to C!oncordia T?!** fa fia * Church, 72 E. • ^ELPhUfo ChuWo- senior Sunday — 8 a.m .. worship In the chapel; 9:30 a m running in a frantic game of tag, the First Baptist Church of Manchester' S5a ?*L5I« Mpnehesty. Rev. Mark D. **•' A*onchester. Rev. mgfof ,h*u-Much Green, minister of led by Maresa Slater. One popular Lutheran Church for space and cdov, poster. lOo.m.r Sunday school; 11 S?",'.**.!!:. Sounders. Sunday, 10 o.m., *•* 9-.m-, tendoy school; holy remmunion in the sanctuary; 4 p.m., installation song, “ Make New Friends,” was outdoor events lent themselves to patience, Theresa L a b ile , our sw^lce; 6 p.m., evening adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Norffla“ ^ P«'-fo™»a"« from f o ^ u j ^ worehlp, children’s church of the Rev. Paul S. Johansson. Reception after the especially appropriate for the sidesplitting fun. Lots of canipers full-time nurse (as well as ringer !^'9lj*£X 25y*fov home Bible study, 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 mifftrv; 6 p.m.r evtfilno ptoIm P.IH. (643-635F) ^m -'special Bible studies; Wednesday service. camp experience which brought thought that playing outside and and fill-in craftsperson), all of the *® ® “ > Sunday school classes for all age 7 ^n l“ zZ!l!2SK* BIbitstudv. going to Globe Hollow every day groups, 11 a.m., worship hour with D r. Bill Scott mU’2.545.' *«^'«e. Prayer 7 p.m. (646-B9Pt) I ^ d a y — 9;80a.m. to noon, vacation church school campers and counselors from counselors. Sue Ryan for coordinat line, 646-0731,34 hours. were "the best.” P a ^ , prea^ng the message. “Enemy Strata,” O u M HMI, Center Street, Manches- at Concordia Lutheran Church' 7;30 p m propertv many different school districts ing the counselors and helping in a Chrittim Sdenc* ter.l0a.m.,breaklng bread; tl:45a.m., committee. together for the first time. Accord pinch, and of course those people fo*' "uraery care is provided d ^ n g Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. SO W H IL E E V E R Y O N E seemed Tuesday — 9a.m .. staff meeting; lOa.m . Beethoven ing to 10-year-old Theresa, meeting to have a different idea of what was already mentioned in this column. ^ “ L’ ?rS"“ P S«>tt preaching, « . hum St.4 Monchostor. 10:30 o .m , Chorus rehearsal. en Joshua 10:29; 7:90 p jn .. Jehovah’s WHnasaas Church, 117 the counselors was one of the best “the best,” all the campers agre^ In addition, I would like to thank Adult Qfildren of AloohoUcs meeting , S52?Tt<)ge^St.. Manchester. Rev. Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Christian Education Commit things about camp. Another that the Interfaith Day Camp was those groups that provided snacks ■ Murvin S t u ^ . minister. W o.m., Sun- tee meeting. Monday - 1 p.m.. Overeaten Anonymous meeting Jehereh’s WHneesis, 647 Tolland •svsenool; tla jw ., morning worship; 6 camper, Peter, agreed that meet fun. Besides the singing, crafts and and lunches for all our campers. S jlS?!,*!*' iS 2 r '* S l!r Tuesday, Con- w ysh lp.iy:3rp.m., bibit Thursday — 9 a.m ., housing board; 10 a.m.. prayer ing friends and singing were a lot of sports, there were several special They include Concordia Lutheran adulto ’ ****** school tor chfldren. youth and gregotlm Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thvrs- group. doy. Theocratic Ministry School fun, but arts and crafts were at the events scheduled. There was a Church. North United Methodist esL'ijiiaa’; Saturday — 8 p.m. AA. Ihesday ■— l p.m. Overeaten Anonymous nneetinff’ 7 Church of ChrM (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service top of his list. skating party at the Skate Palace in Church, Center Congregational meeting (ministry training), 7:90 p.m.; sssiffissnwj!-"- Church, St. Bartholomew (hurch. a d u l t s ****** achool for children, jroutfa and kvdoll and Vernon Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Blast Hartford, a fascinating show fJ E ;' Watchtower Study, 10:3S. (646- SUSAN P IK E , an art teacher in by ventriloquist Denis Dolan, an Church of the Assumption, St. 1410) P S i Mary’s Episcopal Church “ * •’ J" ■ Overeaten Anonymous Wethersfield, led our campers in exhibition by the Lutz Children’s James Church, South United Meth » ’&eSi3iJhrr'p®'m.‘ 8-iK; PiMOiriMtoi This is the schedule this week at St. Mary's Church; making painted prints, wall hang Museum, a daylong hike and picnic odist Church, Emanuel Lutheran Sunday — 7;30 a.m . holy eucharist; 9:30 a m . holy ings, and robots created from Church and St. Bridget Church. ’ “ "Cfoafychoirreheanal. rektSM-wSP' *®r oil iivl- Jewish — Conservative Church, at Mashaoquet Brook State Park in 7 p.m., vacation Bible school for I, Coven- eucharist. boxes, yarn, string and other Pomfret, and a special outdoor Others that 1 would like to thank for 1 ^ Rev. Brad Evans, poetor.. Sunday, Wednesday — to a.m., holy communion. donated supplies. Another 10-year- their donations to camp are; Elsie S llo “ J ^ t t a J "**“*’ ’=>«P "* AduhChlldrenof Congregational T iIIS S i!! *keleiii, 400 E. Middle barbecue picnic-party on the last rm^?in Iy uykester. Richard J. wprship; 10:4Sa.mI., Sunday Friday — 8 p.m., AA. old, Pamela, thought that making Werner, Center Church Women. !fly®*.L.7P:W-.gMe study g< teilow- day of camp. Sometimes, however, Dr •‘'■'•UST'cantor; prayer Saturday — 1:30 p.m.. Alanon; 7:30 p.m. AA. the robots was the best part of it was the friendship, not the special William McGugan Financial ifS T rebbl emerKut. Servl- *•'" camp. Six-year-old Holly and 7- Jdu’ i S ■ 1 ^. Chorl« H. STif ^•J®ftJ?'**emaivtoThursdoy,l:l5 events, that made cam p so Planners of Connecticut Inc., and to ^ io o^m., umr^ lp serylce, nurser^ PrsiBylui IM Church of M year-old Tessie also had the most meaningful. CHair and Martha Zepp. « Spnieo St., SRonchotlor. Rey. Rl- Trinity Covenant Church o ’ * ♦W'awshlp; chord (}rav, pouter. W:30a.m.., worship fun doing arts and crafts, while According to the oldest camper, serwto, nursery, 9:15 o.m.. r Sunday The following events are scheduled at Trinity their friend, Marie, stated that 12-year-oid Phillip, camp was nice Jewish — Raform echpol; y p.m., liifOrmol worship. 1643-0106) Covenant Church for the coming week; cgst.,te!SSnley® «j,,i' - TumtHe Beth HUM , 1001 Foster St Coocordlc Lutheran Church ■mZ** 'ilv 5 E !^ POifor; Rtv. Rebtrt J Today — l p.m., all church picnic at Pilgrim Pines, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho^ N.H. Acidities tor next week are: of visitations; Rev.' tlnover, rabbi. Servlaw. S 'lS B a T ^ lIl One in every 200 workers MIBm r ‘ T iiT * y " ' •"•wltus; Roman Catholic Sunday — 8 and lO a.m., morning worship services: Mo1wf/„~ ® '"**' “ " ““ “ foon. nursery care. u i!? S * * 5 J5 g 'y° "’.” »<»clote pastor, a a ^le o , sonctuory; to second Friday of eoch month. (644-0466) 9: IS a.m., refiee hour; 4:30 p.m., all church quarterly s c K ^ ^ ~ ®-’ ® *® “ *®"- BJWe a.nLttivrriistttMl. (647-9941) business meeting. killed on the mission field S P ^ K S a jS ? SjlIC*?*''?"?' Choreh of Ah- .Lutheran Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at agoraphobia support group, • re ^ R o u le 6, Andover. The Rev. LaStrada Restaurant. EHggiiB Bregrur ^ ^ e s d a y - io:so am ., agoraphobia support scN S ^'* 9 a IJ''!2 C JK ’" ‘a’' Summer iSSnSSIgf * ’* ’• •” RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - About Barrett, gleaning cases from ’vuTshlp, nursery core Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women's prayer breakfast 330,000 Christians a year are interviews, correspondence and l has been a long-egtabUahad Wjgrided, )0.30a.m.,odottst«dygroop T'wBB^il!'foJ!lVJ?*tu^h*v-Arnold •IRWhelemeers Church, 741 E. at LaStrada. S u n d a y — 12:30 p.m., administrative staff. TutnplM, Monchuutur. Rev. martyred for the faith aroimd the from about 1,000 missions maga inciple that a (wmmunlfy pou- *J**'*fo"* pastor. Sche- Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Friday - 7 p.m., AA. e j y Tis ? * Chureh of Cev- M rt ■ a?V»*'' **®*T communion, nursery world, says the Rev. David Barrett, zines. says the 20th century has •asaoe the conaUtutional right to UarT'oroIdh ■hi'.'./*®’’'*’ school, (Ihris^ S rv n jo?n^ Coventry. Rev. it'm hour, nursery care; 10'30 wSld*ll*:a?^*® "® "*’ “♦ *=*' a noted religious statistician. seen a rise in Christian martyrdom, exclude business acUvitlBe which (649^53tt)'^ communion, nursery care. . . y - .ReWBif Church, 70 Main St., Barrett, an Anglican priest and with an average of 330,000 being its citizens duum conflictive with Andovtr Congrtgational Church “L m re^Hoose. *tjSSv Nursery **fo*u'Church core provided. Rev. Robert T . Russo and editor of the authoritative World slain per year. Lutheran Chureh, 60 Church R w . Em ilio p Podslll, co-pastors. community IntuteulaL Opporitlon Christian Encyclopedia, now based ^ANDOVER — The new speaker system at First £1;; ^ J .* ***tg: "PU-Foul S. Johans- 5? t Jib ?. * ^h*'’ SunUuv mattes "Some 99 percent of these situa to tho propousd laggr gamug ar- N *a2 i? *V*?S'*?Sa* cattrek, 3S5 Oongi^atlonal Church on Route 0 will be Haatieeted in y unriwster. The Rev. v. s w , poster, R w . C Henry Anderson, *".^30. »> I0:30_gnd naon._ (643-3403) Thonghts here as consultant to the Souttern tions of martyrdom go unreported (Mde blockad Its establish munt pastor etnerttus. te lw ^ le : • o.m., Asinrh?!??** ••• <«®'" S* - Baptist Foreign Blisslon Board, In the media, and therefore unre for now. ISST'.kR J'Sf'ilSilL'^JPunlon ttie flrst R>»- Proneli Krukowski, says research indicates one in corded for posterity,” he said. S J S S '. S T " ' * ^ •' ““ • wim*h!uu worship Boiwnowskl, Rev. Joseph While I support thlu lugMative ^®*finiunlon tbe second end “ word J. Reardon. If you have read these "Thoughts” every day this every 200 workers on the mission Th ? ^w * '^te l^k ''n A ®p*®*‘®'‘ «y*fo™ was stolen. fourth Sundovs. (643-1193) Sojurdpv mostos of 4 and 6:30 o.m.; week and believed them, you are now a new person! move by the towTL I find It incon * . "*r^ aystem is a dual system It nrovidm hnth S*yy*fV# V46 Boston Turnpiktr Covtn- S u n ^ moetM at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., field is kiUed. ^ L bWIbp LtfthOfpp Quifrtt A# aamm. These thoughts expressed this week are taken from Divestment begins gruous that oppoBlUon to an r e ^ r , ^ 2 l Garden St., ManchestST iHjon, ^ 5 p.m. (643-6129) "If you are a Christian worker on every religion and every church in the world. They are aduH movla houaa and an adult mol-A^RlSlr- to "d?ur5,®;” ®o'.?i' S'S ' «»*• Church, 1600 Main Sf., the frontiers of evangelism in a SEATTLE (AP) — A meeting of Cmjsntr^ Father James J. Williamson, basic to all faith: diristian, Buddhist, Hinduism etc. book-atoie a few yeara ago was aound signals throu^'^sp^al d e v t e ^ t t o t c ^ i.* * " ^ m t o r Mossos: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; non-Christian society you are a the United Methodist Board of SAiuwto®2Sii!?y'?f*v fo riobt; They are opposed to the devil and all his kingdom! maagsr at besL Efforts to removs *V people with severe hearing loss. These d e v i u n ^ n f r it o w s ^ l'lT s a.m®,'Tl'nl5r"![SSl?.1 ’ * PJiL Sundoy. Confessions marked man or woman,” he told Pensions decided to begin imme You can be a new person! The great people of all ttisog nslartoug buelnaggoo nsver »*niwSlp; 6 P.m^ *'S.fo ■»»•!?• jttturdoy, (742-6655) Dan Wooding of the O ^n Doors diate divestment of |26.7 million in s im D ^ M M n ? ^ visitor to any service at the church by O™*” } of Sf. Mggricu, 32 Hebron times have said so. Most have shown in their own lives gMnod enough aupport to even QO fJllISIshh?.“(7 « -^ ,® " ' '•"a^'m ” 2.'!?"-.Tho Rtv. J. ClItTord News Service, which ^als with stocks of six U.S. corporations that it is true. Christians under oppression. causs sartout conaldatatlon to &VIIu!^**®*fo'^' “ fottlovmaisotSp.m.; doing business in South Africa. banning them legally. *^® ^ *®'*' **** foansmission of the fiSSofT****** ’ ■’* “"® ” ®'"’ What do I have to do to change into a new person? S ? s ^ t e Ail*i?® ***“”* ’* aursery and othw Talcottville. Co-postois^ Rev Rb^ lO-Ss' o*m °'ulne worship; Re-read the“ Thoughts" of this week and discover for Numbera Insupportofapropo- pro^am s, so that they can ® :t J s r i ^ B -^ " a Ho^.dortf"®is 10.49 O.m. Sundov school; Hoiw yourself tte way of improving yourself and the world church m w lon first and third Sunday. (649- ^ ganarally are of lase weight to S S .“ “* "“'"*’*'■ *' Salvation Anny around you. Concordia-Emanuel M ail the alahia of thosa tonmring **^ard Stan ley a lifelong member of the church Here A e y all are again; Believe, love, fellow Jesus’ It Oddly, some of the same , M l v o t ^ Arm y, 661 Main St., Mon- “ W ay," appreciate, say words of appreciation— this is B Covenant Mathodlst flrtNjpa moat vocal on tho latest h^'^^S!rThr”nr*!?“***i ”* Church’s Ufe and £?**• “ “ **''■ Ooi’v Aioorsch- the way of life! VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL iasus ware strangely rilsot be »*!**•?. VhUM 66othodiit Church, I04i !“® y '*•* a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 «“ ***®" P“ «*ased from Church, 302 Hoefc- fiJU'l."?ll"*** Hooting; 6 o.m., solva If you think there are more important things in the m m oum buted by his family and friends. motock 3*;^’ y ^ c ty s to f. Roy. Norman 40 Pitkin Street fore. CouM It be that the dlffer- Lorn?? o*w?"- S**wort tion mooting. (649-770D. ” world or your life than the above, you are a doubter, sriiaSi-' u i " - Church anoe la In what our people ate In- " “ * **•* com m unity are S W t SSISJ; ’SSh^ato-'i IS M scnooij 11 o.m.r worship tervi<-A invited to the special service. nursofv. (649-3473) »ervicer depressed, sad, lonely and "lost.” But you can be July 27-31 / 9:30 am-12 noon teretled In? Read Romans 1:24- Unitarian UnIvarMlIat "saved” by following these simple words daily and the 27 In this connection. ■ A?y” * beartg disabilities is particularly God of us all will bless you with new life! T r y it! You ;W«3!l4SSfS,'5llia,? 153 "Ju*2ir “ "'ufPhUM tuctofy-Eust, Children 3V2 years thru 6th grade welcome ‘***^||» *“ Ulte dni,& tom, ||2 Epiaeopal •V*’T*.Pti St-< Monchostor. Rtv. m ay be surprised! So will your friends! HlnM or. 10:30 o.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST goa -2****:' iw)rshlp sorvleo ma 2KXl‘* :J!‘u !5 f^ “ re and youth reli 5!JS.?S?rt P; .'W.Pr.* W »». church school. Nurtory for nm ^B B i* gious oducorUon. Coffso hour otter Rev. Lawrence S. Staples 649-9349 LydaN A Vernon Streets S n S S y 's !^ ’ . 9«3and younger. ( 6 S y S 6 . r ^ ^ ' ’ sorvleo. (646-5151) South United Methodist Church Phone: 646-2903 W eddings Engagements
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Mrs. Philip V. Chiappa Mrs. Michael B. Lassow Marysia A. Tonski Susan M. Williamae Chlappa-Martln Latsow-Cullen Tontkl-Adams Valerie Lee Martin, daughter of Mr. WllliamM-BoggInl Laura Jean Cullen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adeline Coelho of and Mrs. Allyn F. Martin of 113 Bretton Donald CuUen of 45 Ralph Road and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamee of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. George Road, and Philip Vincent Chiappa. son Marilyn Williams of 57 Otis St., and Manchester announce the engagement Tonski of Vernon announce the engage of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Chiappa of Bfichael Barry Lassow, son of Mr. and of their daughter, Susan Mary Willia Madison, N. J., were married May 23 at ment of their daughter, Marysia Anne mee, to David Charles Boggini, son of Mrs. Gordon Lassow of 102 Hollister St., Tonski, to Robert Tracy Adams Jr. of St. Vincent the Martyr Church in were married June 28 at Ches Josef, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggini of Manchester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madison, N.J. Agawam, Mass. Manchester. Tracy Adams Sr. of Vernon. The Rev. Charles A. Perricone Rabbi Philip Lazowski of Beth Hillel The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride.elect is a graduate of officiated at the mass and wedding. The Synagogue, Bloomfield, officiated at the Manchester High School and Manches bride was given in marriage by her service. M a n ch es^ High School and is em ter Community College, with a degree in ployed byw nnecticut Bank and Trust father. Patience Aleria, sister of the The bride was given in marriage by education. She will continue her educa Co.'s C r|^D ivision in East Hartford. bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids ber father. Lori Spruce was maid of tion at a state university. She is The ^.phispective bridegroom is a were Mary Martin, Stephanie Jeffcoat, honor. Bridesmaids were Darcy von employed at The Children’s Place of graduate of Manchester High School Phyllis Chiappa, Laura Rossignol and Kummer and Rachel Gallacher. Manchester. Lisa Ricci. and Tedhnical Careers Institute. He is Joseph Buccino was best man. Ushers The prospective bridegroom is a employed by Command Performance Samuel Chiappa, brother of the were Michael Piccoli, Michael Thomp graduate of Manchester High School groom, was best man. Ushers were Paul Computers of Windsor. An August and Control Data of Burlington, Mass. son, Leo Diana, Daniel Harrington and wedding is planned. - Santucd, Patrick Romano, Frank Mon Michael Scholsky. He is employed by the Charles Boggini tagna. Anthony Roscigno and Michael After a reception at Chez Josef the Co. Roscigno. couple left on a wedding trip to St. An October wedding is planned at St. After a reception at the Parsippany Thomas, Virgin Islands. They are Bridget Church. Hilton in New Jersey, the couple went on making their home in Amston. a wedding trip to Jamaica. They are The bride is a graduate of Manchester making their home in Madison, N.J. Community College and is employed as Rataio-Gordon The bride is a graduate of Manchester a legal assistant in the law offices of Joel High School and is employed by E. Janenda. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rataic Sr. of Prudential Insurance Co. in Roseland, The bridegroom is a graduate of the 18 Birch Mountain Extension, Bolton, N.J. University of Connecticut and is em announce the engagement of their The bridegroom is a graduate of ployed by Arrow Paper and Supply Co. daughter, Joan S. Rataic, to Philip H. Madison High School and-is employed as a sales executive. Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. by C&J’s Deli in Madison, N.J. Gordon of 43 Wellington Road. The bride-elect is a graduate of East Catholic High School, attended Albertus Magnus College, and is a graduate of Central Connecticut State University. Deborah McNary was matron of honor She is a teacher at St. James School. Lisa Joyce Delimater of Manchester, and Susan Delimater, sister of the bride, The prospective bridegroom 18 a daughter of Mrs. Joyce Person Deli was maid of honor. Jillian Delimater mater of East Hartford, and Donald was flower girl. graduate of Manchester High School. He is licensed through the American Board Paul Mooney, of Manchester, son of Art McNary was best man and Brian Mrs. Lorraine Mooney of East Hartford Murray was usher. of Opticianry and National Contact Lens Examiners and is a member of the were married July 11 at First Congrega The reception was at the Masonic Connecticut Opticians Association be is tional Church of Andover. Lodge. The couple will make their home The Rev. Richard Taylor officiated. in Manchester. Joan S. Rataic employed at Optical Style Bar. An Oct. 17 wedding is planned at St. Philip H. Gordon Maurice Church, Bolton.
MARION, Ark. (AP) - Tom no trace of the Oct. 19, 1927, About a year later, she noticed County forgot, mie Bowen says that God knows wedtUng. she’s been married to Edwin that the man had been picked up BowenforWyears, but Crittenden ‘ ‘They said in the sight of God we because he wasn’t recording the 80 this couple County apparently has forgotten. were married, but we bad no marriage licenses and was pock So they married again. papers to prove it,” Mrs. Bowen. eting the money. The Bowens, who live in St. 85, said. So, with a daughter and a married again Petersburg, Fla., came to the Bfrs. Bowen said she and her Crittenden County Courthouse Memphis relative as witnesses, husband exchanged vows in 1927 the Bowens were married again last week to replace a shredded before a Justice of the peace in a marriage license. But there was by Justice of the Peace Maggie building beside the courthouse. Boals. Come to the senior center to cool off
Editor’s note: This column is pre cocktail party, nightly live entertain pared by the staff of the Manchester Menu for tho wook ment and dancing, use of indoor pool and Senior Citliens’ Center: Senior Citizeno sauna, accommodations and Wednesday — Chicken salad sand transportation. wich, soup, dessert, beverage. By Jeanette Cave Thursday — “ Picnic” hamburger on Senior Center Director Those who want to go on a riverboat However, we do have a good supply of cruise on .the Conne^cut River will roll, tossed salad, dessert, beverage. the old ones that can still be used. leave at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 1 from the Army Friday — Seafood boat. Juice, dessert, If you are looking fora cool spot where Income limits are now higher — $19,950 and Navy Club, and will return about 11 beverage. you can cool off during this heat wave for a single person and $24,o6o for a p.m. Cost is $17 per person. Sign up at the Senior Otisens’ Center is the place! couple — allowing more seniors to be the office. SeoroB The center has two large air- eligible for this program. By showing Best wishes to Bert Loughrey and conditioning units that cool the bingo the card to your doctors, who partici Friday, July 17, setback — Martin Arthur Bouffard in Hartford Hospital; rooms and auditorium. Our basement is pate in this program, you will not be Bakston 132; Edith Albert 130; Amelia John Dahm in Manchester Memorial cool and is equipped with a fan. Try it. charged any more than Medicare allows Anastasio 129; John Klein 129. Hospital; and Walter DeLisle and Sabby Our lunch program continues every for a particular service. Of course, you Monday, July 20, pinochle — Sam DiMarco, recuperating at home. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at still have to meet your deductible and Schors 816; Carl Popple 789; Bill Stone 11; 45 a.m.. with Thursdays reserved for pay the 20 percent of the bill. For more 788; Edith O’Brien 783; John Klein 775; picnics. If the weather is too hot or information, call 1-800-843-4554. Schedule for the week Edith Albert 771; Sol Cohen 764. muggy, or in case of rain, the picnic wiil Be advised that the trip to Fenway Monday — bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle, Monday, July 20 — Golf — Low Net; be held indoors. Each picnic is followed Park in Boston will leave the center 12:30 p.m.; golf. Tom Brennan 28; Wil Messier 29; Lloyd by a movie. On Thursday. July 30, we Sunday, July 26, at 10; 30 a. m. There will Tuesday — grocery shopping, call 24 Curkin 32; Vince Girard 32; Jim will show “ On Golden Pond.” Our be a dinner stop on the way home at hours in advance for ride; non-grocery McVeigh 32; Bob Larmett 33; Arni August picnics will be held in the Rom's in Sturbridge, at your own shopping (Bradlees), call before noon Gustafson 33; Frank Toros 33; Dick evening, starting at 5 p.m. On Aug. 6, we expense. You should return to Manches Monday for ride. McNamara 33. Low Gross: Pete Foster. will be entertained by Silk a t y Chorus ter around 8 p.m. Wednesday — arts and crafts, 12:30 38; Ray Evelhoch 39; Bert Carlson 40; barber shoppers. Reservations are not Other trips; p.m.; bridge, 12; 30 p.m.; Friendship Bob Barde 41; Joe Grinavich 43; Mike required for any days on summer Sept. 15 — Rockingham Race Track — Circle, 10 a.m.; pinochle, 9:30 a.m. Massaro 44; Wen Johnson 44; Mike programs. $29.50 includes admission, dinner and Thursday — orchestra rehearsal, 9 Zwick 44. The center will be closed from Aug. 17 transportation. . a.m.; picnic, 11:45 a.m.; movie, “ On to Sept. 1 for cleanup, painting and Wednesday, July 22, pinochle — Oct. 7-9 — Rocking Horse Resort — Golden Pond,” 12; 30 p.m. Mabel Loomis 757; Bob Abeam 729. repairs. Volunteers are always needed $164 per person (double occupancy) — Friday — bingo, 10 a.m.; cribbage, 9 Wednesday, July 22, bridge — Joanne and welcome if you have a couple of three days and two nights at a resort a.m.; setback, 12:30p.m. Allard 6,470; Lillian Evans 4,750; Betty hours to give. offering horseback riding, buggy and Transportation — To and from the Seipel 4,630; Sol Cohen 4,490; Marjorie The new applications for Medical hay rides, and planned program activi senior center, call for a ride at least 24 McLain 4,330; Rita Paul 4,100; Mabel Courtesy Cards have not arrived. ties. The package includes six meals, hours in advance. Loomis 3,730. About Town
Hospital starts support group Riding classes on Mondays Women In construction meet VERNON — Rockviile General Hospital on Union SOUTH WINDSOR — The Greater Hartford WETHERSFIELD — The Hartford chapter of the Street is organizing a support group for women in Association for Riding Therapy is holding a summer National Association of Women in (instruction will addictive reiationships (those women who can't break session on Mondays, beginning July 27 running untii hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at the away from a spouse or mate). Meetings are held Aug. 24. The programs are one-hour sessions and are Steak Club. Cocktails are at 6 p.m., followed by dinner Mondays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Union open to ail children in special education classes in the at 6; 30 p.m. The cost of the dinner is $19. Reservations Congregational Church Annex. 9 Elm St. There is no Hartford area. may be made by calling 627-9290. charge. To register, call 872-0501, extension 297. For more information, call 289-2883. A softball game to benefit the hospital's unit for Dancers perform at JC C terminally ill patients will be held Aug. 2 at 2 p.m. at Single parents dance Saturday Henry Park. Physicians, surgeons and dental staff will BLOOMFIELD — The Reel Nutmeg Dancers will play. Admission is free. BRISTOL — Parents Without Partners will hold a perform at the Aug. 10 meeting of the Social Education The hospital has a new diagnostic service for people dance on Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Bristol Moose aub. and Service Club in the senior adult lounge of the who have osteoporosis (ioss of bone substance). For Route 72. Admission for members is $5 and for Greater Hartford Jewish (immunity (inter. The information, call 871-7705. non-members. $6. Music will be provided by Goldrush. dancers are a troupe of colorfully costumed country dancers who provide a look at the history of dance. Art show set In Farmington They present a range of dances from the 17th century Poetry festival In Fairfield England to modern New England. Coffee and FARMINGTON — The Polo Grounds are the site for FAIRFIELD — The Second Annual Connecticut refreshments will be served following the meeting. an art show on July 31, Aug. 1 and 2. Folk artisans from Poetry Festival will take place Aug. 1 from noon to 4; 30 Friends and visitors are welcome at the 10 a m across the country will display their work. p.m. on the campus of Fairfield University. The meeting. On Friday, the show will be open from 1 to 7p.m., and festival is sponsored by the Connecticut Poetry Society admission is $5. On Saturday and Sunday, the show is in cooperation with the Connecticut National League of Youth group presents musical open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and admission is $3. American Pen Women. There is no admission fee. For more information, call Mrs. Rose Marie Barone, EAST HAR’TFORD — The East Hartford Summer 259-3850, mornings. Youth Festival will present "Fiddler on the Roof” Crisis center seeks volunteers Thursday, Friday and Saturday at East Hartford HARTFORD — The YWCA sexual assault crisis Middle School on Burnside Avenue. ’The show begins at service seeks male and female volunteers to be trained Coachllght holds auditions 7:30 p.m. as counselors. Training begins on Sept. 9 and sessions The show is directed by Richard Sterner, East will be Wednesdays from 6:15 to 9:30 p.m. Those EAST WINDSOR — Coachllght Dinner Theatre will Hartford High School vocal music teacher. Musical interested will be trained in counselor skills, and legal hold non-equity auditions for “ The Sound of Muric” on director is Glastonbury teacher Scott Rioux. and medical issues. For more information, call Aug. 8 and 9 by appointment only,. Tickets are available at the door at $4 general 525-1163, extension 204 or 205. Parts are available for children ages 7 to 16 and for admission, $3 for senior citizens and children under 12. adults ages 18 to 40. All candidates should be singers For more information, call 508-0589. who move well. No dancing is required. Business dub meets Aug. 5 Children selected for the parts are required to attend rehearsals for one week in New York City. Adults must EAST HARTFORD — The Business and Profes attend rehearsals for in New York for two weeks. ’The sional Women’s Club of Hartford Inc. will meet Aug. 5 show is scheduled to open Sept. 16 and run through Nov. at the Marco Polo Restaurant. Social hour begins at WANT 29. (green 5; 30 p.m.. followed by dinner at 6; 30 p.m. “ Mechanical Auditions will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. To make Music” will be the subject of the program.. an appointment, call 522-1266 or 623-8227. ADS Colitis support group meets ICitiige FARMINGTON — A support group for persons TA C demonstrates canning GET RE8IOENTIAL CARE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH suffering from colitis will meet on Thursday at 7:30 VERNON — A demonstration on freezing and p.m. at the American Red Cross, 209 Farmington Ave. canning fruits and vegetables will be held at the RESULTS The meetings are sponsored by the National 649-5985 Tolland Agricultural Center on Route 30 on ’Tuesday at MON., WEO. OR FRI. Foundation for Ileitis & ColiUs Inc. For more 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. The 50K;ent cost may be paid at the information, call 724-4786 or 589-0680. door. To register, call 875-3331.
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«' f ' I » ^ ,r. T ; 11 ; I f . / Cover Story MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 25, 1X7 — t i Between the Lines Morgan Fairchild — talented & brainy .V The actress has made some new choices in iove and career By Jane Ardmore and see more of the world than gently blotting it. The oil acts as organ Fairchild is I’d planned. Also working travel a barrier, keeping the moisture riding high. Her is the best kind. You get to in. Inside the period costumes, feature film, know people. You’re not just a all corseted tight...“it was like a tourist.” mini-sauna,” laughs Fairchild. So she and Cathryn went to ’’But I had a wonderful time. Scotland, then to London, to St. Part of it was the incredible M “Campus Man,” Tropez, then Rome for a week, sense of history you feel. She opened in April to and on to Israel. Israel was not has always been deeply good reviews. Less one of the countries she had ever interested in anthropology and than two weeks later, she really planned to visit. "So what archaeology (hers is an IQ of apppeared in an NBC TV special happened? I fell in love with 147), and she read everything with John Houseman. "Our Israel. I’m dying to go back. she could find. But she learned Planet Tonight.” This month she Part of it is the country itself — k most from her association with appears on screen as the queen very wild and barren, a lot of it. the Israelis themselves. in "Sleeping Beauty," a Part of it is the people and the “They’re very warm and production of the classic tale, admiration you have for them friendly, something you don’t filmed in Israel. And in because every bit of green that realize at first because everyone story September she will be seen grows, every leaf, every seems to yell at everyone all the opposite Billy Dee Williams in vegetable, every fruit has been time. Coming from what I now ■’Hot and Deadly.” planted by hand. call ‘Western civility,’ it’s If this sounds as if she has “Such beautiful country, great something of a culture shock.” finally escaped from type-casting for filming. While we were She’s been trying to get back By Josie — the glitzy bitch image that shooting “Sleeping Beauty,’ to Israel since but she has been has clung to her since she another company, with Cloris working almost non-stop. Her starred in NBC’s “Flamingo Leachman as the witch, was firet stint was on a five-city tour Road" — that’s right, she has. doing “Hansel and Gretel,’ with the musical “Gentlemen And wanted to. "1 was tired of another production company, Prefer Blondes.” "I was in a lot L.A. and the way business is higher up the mountain, was of musical comedies when I was done here. Skulduggery? That’s shooting a terrorist movie, growing up, so I thought it a mere euphemism for what goes “Death Before Dishonor,’ with would be fun. Eventually it was, on in this business. Fred Dryer, Joanna Pacula and but opening night in Atlanta was ”1 had been truly shocked Brian Keith. We were a strange the worst night of my life,” she when “Flamingo Road’ was motley collection. We’d go up says, shaking her pale hair. ■ Robert Vaughn Morgan Fairchild wants to be a priority in Jeff Qoldblum canceled, because we were to visit them, and they’d come doing so well. The series had a someone’s life. down with all their terrorist Q. / woldd like to know who style of its own. I think someone blood-and-guts makeup on to our Q. / would like to know all about Robert Vaughn. / have loved new took over the network, and Leslie Uggams’ husband is and Q. Please tell me about Jeff Goldblum; is he workiuK on emotionally. 1 mean giving in, really wanted to get out of town. dainty, beautiful fairy-tale set. It him since ‘'The Magnificent Seven.” K. Martini, Ketchikan. it’s common for a new regime to what are her children names anything now? L.B., Merkel, Texas compromising. Sometimes when “A nice way to start was hysterical. There wasn’t a Alaska cancel everything from the old and ages. Michelle Garrett, A. He’s 34, from West Holmstead, Pa , a suburb of Pittsburgh, you give too much, you get traveling, I thought, would be night you couldn’t come down regime. Then “Paper Dolls’! It to the Tel Aviv Hilton and put Madera, Calif. A. He’s 54, the son of a Broadway actress, Marcella Gaudel and he son of a doctor and his wife. He made his performing debut, taken for granted. 1 did some on a train trip through Scotland, was my favorite show I’d ever A . Her husband is Australian . a radio actor, Walter Vaughn, who because of his parents’ m a sense, at the age of 5 when he dressed up in his new cowboy soul-searching after our last and I’d take my sister with me. together a little Hollywood done; everyone seemed to love dinner group.” businessman Grahmme Pratt, careers, spent his early years on the road^ (His parents got him outfit and burst into one of his parents’ parties to entertain. The break-up. What did I really want that show. It’s the one My sister, Cathryn Hart, is an who has, during the 21 years of into the act, too; he made his acting debut with them at the age of response was encouraging, so he continued acting in school and out of the relationship? Were the actress, too, but between jobs It was a hot shoot in this prime-time soap that ever had their mamage, also managed hei 11.) He was then raised by his grandparents in Minneapolis, summer camp, taking it a step further while in high school by highs worth the lows? 1 decided she works with me and takes desert country. Fairchild’s good reviews. But ABC became career. They have two children, where he also attended college, the University of Minnesota enrolling in (Tamegie Mellon’s summer drama program. 1 don’t want to play second over as secretary, which is a delicate skin was so dry that on nervous that first season. There Daniele, 17, and Jason, 11. School of Journalism, briefly before dropping out to become a By that point, he knew he wanted to make a career out of fiddle any more, you know. delight because we’re not only top of moisturizers and makeup, were five shows in all getting sports writer. acting, so with his parents’ support — and money — he moved “I don’t want to make it sisters, we’re best friends.” the makeup lady insisted on good reviews that year. ABC sound like the man 1 was going Ironically, when they were using wheat-germ oil, then That career didn’t take and his thoughts renimed to acting, so to a New Yoik a ^ m e n t after high school and began to study at cancelled us, but NBC hung on the famed Neighborhood Playhouse. with for five years brought me children — Cathryn is a year he moved to Los Angeles, transferred to L.A. City College md until it found its audience, to all that. No. It was and a half younger — it was she gradual^ with a B.A. in drama. (He later added to it with a Shortly aterward, he landed his first professional role (due to which, of course, it did. We Q. Please settle an argument his h ei^ t, 6 4 ) as a guard in The New York Shakespeare cumulative. It’s important in this who dreamed of acting. Morgan masters’ and doctorate in mass communications.) He made his would have, too. It became very for me. How old is Johnny business to reach out together. (then Patsy McOenny) was the ''j'V ' V. 1 stage debut shortly afterward, then served a stretch in the Army Festwal pr^uction of ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona,” and made discouraging.” , Lose 10 Mathis and in what year did he nis film debut as a rapist in “Death Wish ” CoupIesJn-other businesses, least likely and had no desire and following his release was signed to a contract by Columbia Besides, she had just broken start performing professionally? Pictures. people with 9 to 5 jobs, can stop whatever. The girls started F.D., Cardiff, HJ. c ” f ^ piano player in the up, after five years of devotion, reaching out and let each other drama class. The films “No Time To Be Young” and “The Young spoof El Grande de Coca Cola,” a part that provided the liftoff with Craig Denault, the Pounds A. He’s 51 (bom September 30, go and then reunite. But in this “I hated it. I’d be sick in the tor his career in classic Hollywood fashion — director Robert camerman she met on 1935) and began performing solo Philadelphians” (for which he was nominated for an Oscar) business, where you can’t even morning at the thought of going Altman, snowed in at his hotel, couldn’t get to Broadway and “Flamingo Road.” “I truly professionally in 1955 in followed, along with a lot of TV, such as “Playhouse 90” and rely on the same hours or even to class. Cathryn loved it. She in went, instead, across the street to see “El Grande” ; after the loved Craig. I will always love nightclubs in his native San “Rawhide.” The role that made him a star, as you prxrbably being in the same city, you have was always so outgoing, the one show he offered Goldblum roles in two films, “California Split” him. I’m one of those people... Francisco; by the end of that know, was that of Napoleon Solo in the mid-’60s series “The and Nashville. to try to compromise for each making friends with everyone on if I have ever truly loved you, I year, he was recording his first Man from U.N.C.L.E.” which he followed with two not as other and figure out the the block. And when I finally 2 Weeks. Progressively showier roles resulted: in “Annie Hall,” “Next always will. But he never album. Thirty-two years later, successful series “The Protectors” and “Emerald Point, N.A.S.” priorities.” ■ went to New York — I was 20 Stop Greenwich Village,” “Between the Lines,” “Invasion of seemed to want to marry me, or he’s still performing in those He’s worked nonstop since, nonetheless: in the movies She continues, “That’s why I — she was already there, at .1 '^‘i''®ntures of Buckaroo Banzai” and we’d be married right now. always went on location with my two areas — he’s in the process “Bullitt,” “The Towering Inferno,” “The Demon Seed” (he “Tenspeed and Brownshoe.” Juilliard, studying acting under That’s a pretty blunt thing for a fella — when I wasn’t working, of a long U.S. concert tour and provided the voice for the evil machine that rapes Julie Christie ) ’“^e Big Chill” put him in star territory and he’s followed it (would you believe?) John woman to say. but that’s the and he was. That was the only Summer should be recording his next “S.O .B.,” “Superman III,” “Delta Force” and “Black Moon with other starring roles in “Silverado,” “Into the Night ” Houseman. truth. I’m not one of those way we could see each other. I album by the end of the year. Rising” and on TV; “Washington: Behind Closed Doors,” “Transylvania 6-5000,” “Beyond Therapy” and “The Fly.” He “We were just on our way women who wants her own did a lot of that. I don’t regret ‘Inside the ’Third Reich,” “Backstairs at the White House” and also s t a ^ in ABC’s “ Ernie Kovacs: Between the Laughter” out the door on our travels, ' DIET ^ Special “The Grey and the Blue” among others. lifestyle. it. But what I would like today when the phone rang offering Stay with us 3 weeks and rin ” Recently he is to have somebody who, if I .CENTER, He’s currently in Africa filming an advennire called “Skeleton “I love men, but I want to be me the part of the (^een in receive your 4th week "O'" shooting were on location, would come Coast.” He lives in Connecticut with his wife, Linda Staab, ine Vibes with Cyndi Lauper. a priority in someone’s life, and “Sleeping Beauty.’ Why not? I see me, too. And I think I’ve Good thru 8/31/87 whom he met when both were on tour with a play, and their after five years, I realized here I wanted to drop that Constance FREE! found him. I really think ... let children, Cassidy and Caitlin. was putting out all this effort, Carlyle image and here was a me tell you about that later. But and I was still getting dumped. I classic fairy tale — what fun. Kasavage, Counaelor you can see why, at this point, I think in many relationships, the Plus, I could stay over longer 113 Main St,, Manchester ■ 647-0469 woman is the one who ends up giving the most. Not — — MANCHESTER HKhAllP. Saturd^i Julyfe tM7 .MA^JCHE^T^R HjBR^LPi Spfird»y, July JW7 - a
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Laur Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn Damon. with the bottom line,” she quiet or find something in the WHCT Hartford, C T tie Calvert Funds, headquartered in yourself to possibilities, you corporation should jettison all its virrxx Waterbury. C T <20 ger back to the period when his parents (CC) Loretta Swit narrates this look at ence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Flora Robson. Patrick Cassidy. 1981. idea you agree with and build on were in high school. Michael J. Fox. the black-footed ferret, thought to be ex insists. Washington, D.C. Nine years left-brain thinkers. They’re the WWLP Springfield. M A 122) 1937. (22) Lazer Tag Academy (In Stereo) can’t be creative.” <2« Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson. tinct until its re-emergence in 1981. (60 “ It fosters better solutions to that. W e immediately write all WEDH Hartford. C T Auto Racing; Winston Cup 500 (60 ago when he began putting ones who keep projects 90 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) min.) (R) (21 4 1 Three Stooges (21 “ Some o f the most creative WVIT Hartford. C T min.) problems. Then, too, creativity o f the ideas down. Usually we Boston. M A OS [TMC] MOVIE: Th is Is Elvis' ActusI foo Wrestling 41 Buga Bunny and Tweety Show (CC). together his funds, some work occurs when many ideas grounded in practicality. Make it WSBK come up with hundreds o f usable Springfield, M A (40 tage and restaged scenes depict the life (31 Black Parapectiva antj boredom cannot coexist. members o f the financial clear initially that you value WGGB 43) El Tesoro del Saber 43) PELICULA; El Tesoro de Mocte- from different people are joined WXTV Paterson. NJ (4t) and career of Elvis Presley. David Scott. zuma* 41 MOVIE: Mayday at 40,000 Feet* People who are free to have ideas in combination. Only after (S7) (52) Tony Brown's Journal community scoffed at his idea o f together,” says Hirasawa. “ The them, and they won’t be so WGBY Springfield. M A Johnny Harrs. 1981. Rated PG. 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(R) (In Stereo) One Big Family Brian's grades im woman, deserted by a sm uggler, betrays 59 ange grove. Mary Staanburgan, Rip STEEL prove with the help of an attractive tutor. him to the police and goes into hiding ® David Toma Show Torn, Pater Coyote. 1983. Rated PG. 5:00AM 33) insight (29 Bugs Bunny end Friends (R) with her child Sophia Loren. Gerald with irony, an aging washroom atten secret organization is called in to shrink 3D Lifeatyles of the Rich and Famous [ESPN] Tennis: Davis Cup: U.S. va. ‘'ticart of Steer ■ [USA] Hollywood Ineider [CNN] Sports Review dD Robert Schuller Oury. Lise Bourdm 1957 dant at an axcluaive singles bar shares people to microbe size to repair the Raqual Welch; King Taufaahau Tupou West Germany (Deeldlng Match) From stars Peter Strauss IV from Tonga in the South Pacific; actor [DIS] Best. of Walt Disney Presents (^ dD Sesame Street (CC). [USA] Code Red her witty observations about the ’’beau brain of a famous scientist Stephan 10:00PM ® Newa Hartford, Conn. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Tape as a steelworker Al Waxman ("Cagney & Lacey"): the Goofy uses his scrapbook to illustrate tiful people" she lerves. Boyd. Edmond O'Brien. Raqual Welch. Delayed) S® The World Tomorrow 1:30PM ® Great Moments in Coun jewel-making House of Chaumet. (60 C® In the Black: Keys to Suocess his sports background. (60 min.) who struggles to S 9 Roger Clamana Report 1966 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Fright Nlghf (CC) 3 9 Davey & Goliath try M u sic min.) IN N N ew a survive after the 3D Horror-film star helps lean investigate [USA] Night Flight 0 1 NW A Pro Wmatling (5Z) Great Chefs of the W est 3D Nuestra Famllia s9 Major League Besebsll: Houston As 4:00PM 39 America's Top Ten 59 Insight / Out vampire-like neighbor. Chris Sarandon. mill where he 3D Wortderful World of Disney: Ben & 5z20AM [M AX] Cinemax Comedy Ex tros at Nsw York Mats (3 hrs . 30 mm ) O MOVIE: 'Capone' Tha life of Al Ca- William Ragsdale, Amanda Baarse. [CNN] Daybreak works closes. It Me/Petar ii the W olf An animated fea (St MOVIE: T o Havo and Have Not* A (S) Fawity Towers periment: This Week Indoors (CC) Actor (Live) pona, from ttraat punk to gang king to skipper-for-hire is involved in W orld W ar 1965. Rated R. (In Stereo) / comedian Harry Shearer and Emmy [DIS] Dumbo's Circus airs SU N D A Y , his fall through betrayal, it recounted. ture about a church mouse that becomes 59 World Vision Spodsl (60 min.) 38' MOVIE: ‘Challenge of Death' A II intrigue and romance. Humphrey Bo [USA] Youth Secrets of the Stars Award-winning writer Merrill Markoe [ESPN] SpeedWeek Ben Gazzara, S u sa n Blakely. H arry Guar- the companion of Benjamin Franklin; (29 33 on Sports J U L Y 2 6 on Snake Fist and his prostitute girlfriend also, the animated tala "Peter and tha gart Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan. star in this magazine-format comedy dino. 1975. ( j p True C o n fe ssio n s [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) ADC. scheme to steal the money involved m 1944. (5Z) Grest PsrftMtnsnoes: Master Har 12 :1 S A M special, featuring "hell cats of the White W o lf ’. (60 min.) an illegal military arms transaction. Tam 5 9 CHIPS Patrol ( S ) MOVIE: 'Th* Fifth Miasita' (CC) A olds. snd the Boys (CQ Matthew Broder House" and man-in-the-street inter [M AX] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' [CNN] Nmarawatch (39 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Entertainment This (CC) Two women become best friends Tao Lian. Wang Tao, Tommy Lee 1977 5 9 N o va ( C Q A p ro file of H arold E. Edg- toxic paint affects tha logic and reason ick. Zakas Mokaa and John Kani star in Week Actress Ally Sheedy; Oscar- views. (In Stereo) CHECK IISTINGS [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) When a discon without knowing that they share the 59 Major League BesebeU: H o lto n As erton, designer of the electronic strobe, ing of tha commanding officers of a nu Athol Fugart' adaptation of his autobio w inning acto r Don Am eche. (6 0 min.) (In FOR e x a c t time 5:30AM CD cnn nsws same man. Mary Tyler Moore. Christine tros at New York Mats (2 hrs . 30 min.) a light that allows events in setion to be tented female orangutan disappears clear Trident submarine when they graphical stage play depicting the hu Stereo) from the Aquarium zoo. Doc must find threaten to use their deadly missites on man cost of aparthaid that forces a 93) IN N N s w s Lahti, Ted Denson. 1986. Rated PG-13. Tony Brown's Journal photographed. (60 min.) (R) [CNN] Style With Else Klensoh 5^ her. an unsuspecting world. Robert Conrad, young boy to choose between racism [USA] Cartoons (29 Police Story [CNN] Moneyweek 3 9 Wild Kingdom (R) [ESPN] Beaebell Hall of Feme Induction Sam Waterston, Yyetta Mimiaux. 1986. and friendship. (90 min.) (R) [USA] Can You Look Younger 5 9 Three Stooges (R) (In Stereo) 6:00AM (E i W e Believe 8:1 SAM 3 9 m o v i e : Secred Hearf Asi va el Beisbol Ceremoniae From Cooperstown, N.Y. 3D New Gidget Jeff’s classic 1965 car 1 2 : 4 S A M ® Mutic oty. u ajL (60 min.) (Taped) is stolen. [CNN] Moneyweek 5 9 Hogan's Heroes ® Netionel Audubon Society Spedele d 3 Robert Schuller 8:20AM [ESPN] Auto Racing: For 12:50AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'O g Trou- mula Ona Grand Prix of Germany From [MAX] MOVIE: '(^lifomia Suite' (CC) [ESPN] Sportscenter Sunday 3D El Mundo del Box (90 mm ) [USA] Feather end Father Oartg (CQ Robert Redford narrates this por [CNN] CNN News News 9: In Depth Vignettes of several couples spending 2:00PM (28^ Evening et P o p s (R) trait of the nearly extinct California con We' A financially-strapped insurance Hockenheim, West Germany. (2 hrs., 10 12:00PM CD CBS Spons Sunday ilZ) Magic of Decorative Paintirtg 6:30PM ® CBS News [USA] Robert Klein Time salesman reluctantly bMom as immived (O) Christopher Closeup min.) (Live) the weekend in a resort hotel create a A lic e dor and the efforts being made to save Scheduled Tour de France Bicvcie [DIS] Clnderelie Lesley Ann Warren and with the get-rich-qutek scheme of a bi Insight senes of comedy sketches about human ® 39 ABC News (CC). the species. (6 0 min.) (R) 1 0 :3 0 P M ® Sports Extra Race, coverage of the finish along the 41' Copa America: Paraguay contra Boli Stuart Oamon portray Cinderella and zarre couple. Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, Bev 8:30AM ® ) ([D Sunday Mass nature. Maggie Smith. Alan Alda. Ri 39 Private Benjamin S I MOVIE: 'You'll Novor QM Rich' A ® ) M e a t the M a yo rs © ) Connecticut: Now chard Pryor. 1978. Rated PG Champs Eiysee in Paris (60 mm ) (Live) via (2 h r s ) her prince in this Rodgers and Hammer- erly D'Angelo. 1986. Rated R. CD The World Tomorrow 59 59 N B C N e w s dance director gets drafted before he At the Movies Rex Reed and Bill [DIS] Donald Duck Presents 39 Consumer Discount Network 5 9 National Audubon Society Specials stain musical. (90 min.) 3D 5D 1 : 0 0 A M ® Chariie'e Angels Woody Woodpecker [CNN] On the Menu can adjust to s romantic Involvement. H a rris take a lo o k at the sta rs w h o bring (29 10:10AM (CC) Loretta Swit narrates this look at [HBO] Down at Fraggle Rock: Behind (S) Artsweek [ESPN] Auto Racing: 24 Hours of Le- (29 MOVIE: 'Time Travelers' In search of. Fred Astaire. Rita Hayworth. 1941. box-office success. ® Jo e Franklin (28) M iracle Revival Hour the black-footed ferret, thought to be ex the SoMtes Jim Henson, creator of this Mans From France. (60 min.) (R) 10:30AM CD Agronsky and Company a cure for a deadly epidemic, two men 3D Noticiero Univlskm ® One Oey et e Time (S9 Robert Schuller begin a desperate mission through time tinct until Its re-emergence m 1981 (60 award-winning series, is tha host for this (29 Jimmy Swaggart 3D Teles From the Oerfcaide A shady [M AX] Screen Legends The actor dis CD Here's Lucy mm ) (R) 5Z) Soapbox With Tom Cottle Seven real estate tycoon attracts the attention to the eve of the great Chicago fire m inside view of the technology and peo (5Z) Evening e t P ope (In Stareo) To the Manor Bom cusses his vaudeville career and his d 9 One Day at a Time ® M o n ke es children of divorc^ parents explain (29 of a peculiar executive recruiter. (R) 1871. Sam Groom. Richard Basehart. [CNN] Week m Review ple responsible for bringing Fragglat. [CNN] PrimeNews films, including ("Mr. Roberts") and 3 9 ABC Weekend Specials; Adventures how their lives ware'sffsctad by tha split 59 Ask the Manager dD Three Stooges Tom Halhck 1976 Doozer and Gorgs to life. (60 min.) up [TM C] MOVIE: 'Gremllna' (CQ When a r'Tankee Doodle Dandy"). of Teddy Ruxpin (CC) Computerized ani [DIS] Backstage Disney: The Americen [ESPN] U.8. Olympic Feetival Hockey [DIS] Zorro [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour teen-ager breaks the rules of caring for [TM C] MOVIE: 'Stoogemania' A young mation. a bear-like creature and his ca MOVIE: Tarzan. tha Ape Man' While (^ Muppets Adventure Host Lloyd Bridges takes a [CNN] Inside Bueinees finals, tra ck and fie ld fin a ls, and clo sin g searching for the fabled elephants OehinO the scenes look at the American ceremonies, from Raleigh-Ourham, N.C. [M A X] MOVIE; 'Urban Cow bo/ A blue- hit lovaabta one-of-a-kind creature, doz man is obsessed with the Three terpillar companion travel around the 5 9 McLaughlin Group ® Golf Buick Open, final ens of malevolent creatures are graveyard .'members of an expedition en Adventure show at Walt Disney W ond s 4:30PM [D IS] A n im a ls in A c tio n A study of how (3 hrs.) (Live) collar workar who fancies himself a Stooges. Josh Mostel. Melanie Chartoff world in serach of a valuable treasure. round, from Warwick Hills Golf and counter a savage raised by apes Jo hnn y 29 Househunters Guide Epcot Center animals maintain their body tempara- modern-day cowboy falls in love with a spawned. Zach Galligan, Phoaba Cates, Sid Caesar 1985. Rated PG Features the voices of Phil Baron. Katie Country Clu b, G rand Blanc, M l (90 min.) Weissmuller. Maureen O'Sullivan. C Au turat in hot and cold climates. 8:30PM (® 3D Duet When Ben and girl ha meats in a popular country-and- Hoyt Axton. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stareo) Leigh and Tony Pope. Part 1 of 2. (R) 59 Connecticut Newsmakers (HBO) MOVIE: Howard the Duck' (CC) (Live) [USA] Night Flight brey Smith. 1932. Laura's first night together isn't a total waatam bar. John Travolta, Oebra W in [USA] Can You Be Thinner? <59 This Week in Baseball Highlights of A duck from a very Earth-like planet is 7cOOPM GD 60 Minutes . (60 min.) 59 Wild Kingdom success. Ban plans a romantic weekend ger. Scott Glenn. 1980. Rated PG. 6:05AM [ H B O ) m o v i e : T h e Ja w sI of 3D El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart (29 This Old House (CC) Completion of Major League action are shown inadvertently pulled to Cleveland by an ® 3D 21 Jump Street Romance com fo r them at R ic h a rd 's cabin . (R) (In 1:10AM [CNN] HMithwMk Prasanta (29 Odd Couple the Nile* (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and the ranch house's roof: timber milled 3D New Jersey Hispeno experimental laser beam that also picks plicates Hanson's (Johnny Depp) invas- Stareo) 11 K)QPM ® ® ( S ) 59 39 N ew a adventurer Jack Colton race against an [CNN] Crossfire into dimension lumber (R) up more sinister extraterrestrial guests 5Z) Justin W ilson's Louisians Cookin' • 1 : 1 5 A M ® A B C N a w t (CC). ($9 Modern Maturity (CC) tigation into student sales of stolen ® Face O ff ® Mission Impossible evil Middle Eastern leader m pursuit of a 59 Batm an Lea T'homoson Jeffery Jones, ^im Rob O utdoors goods (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 1 : 3 0 A M ® Man About tlM Houaa faculous jewel. Kathleen Turner. Mi [DIS] Good Morning Mickayl [CNN] Newsday 3 9 s c t v dD Tha World Tomorrow bins 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) [CNN] Evens end Novak chael Douglas, Danny DeVito 1985 [HBO] Saabert 39 Health Show ® MOVIE; 'Ufiovw*' (CC) At po- 3D *Allo 'M lo Maria attempts to smug 31) INN Nowa [DIS] Mouse Factory Host Bill Dana [USA] MOVIE; ' Wavelength' Extrater tantial adoptees think up new ways to 59 It's a Living The gang relives memo Ra»ed PG (In Stereo) 3D Tomas y Debates ® MOVIE: To Be or Not to gle the priceless painting, but is arrested ® A B C N a w a (CC). ® ) CBS News Sunday Morn tells the story of Noah s ark. followed by 'estnal creatures trapped by the A ir 5:00PM scare off prospective parents, tha direc ries when a former children’s show host 9:00AM Be' While performing in Poland, a hus by the general. 6:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Weak ing dZ) Reading Rainbow (CC) Disney's animateo version of the tale. Force undergo rigorous scientific exper tor of the fostgr home in which they live (Jan Murray) arrives at the restaurant. [CNN] N a w a m a ka r Sunday band and wife team find themselves Ja tso n s iments Robert Carradme. Chene Currie battles city officials to keep the house (R) 39 Classified Eighteen Offers informa D avey G oliath ® McCreary Report dD [ESPN] Tennis; Davis Cup From Hart threatened by the Nazis at the outbreak [USA] Naw Ganaratlon Hair Cara 6:1 SAM (O) & Keenan Wvnn 1903 open. A 'Disney Sunday Movie' presen [DIS] Disney Channel Preview tio n on the latest em plo ym ent o p po rtu n [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday ford. Ct (2 hfs , 30 mm ) (Live! of World War II. Mel Brooks. Anna Ban ® New Generation tation. John Denver. Cindy Williams. ities in the Connecticut area. (R) 1 : 5 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'S.O.B.' A Hoi- 6:30AM C D v ista 2:30P^ /I 3 9 star search (60 mm ) croft. Tim Matheson 1983. [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive The World Tomorrow [DISJ MOVIE: 'Mr. Rossi's Vacation' Ani- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Midnight Madness' 1986 (R) lywood producer turns his G-rated bomb CD New Jersey People CD 39 (S) Fresh Fields mated A collection of cartoon vignettes (CC) College students embark on an all- [DIS] Disney Family Album Woolie Buck Rogers Part 1 of 2. into a lavish erotic mualcal for financial 3D Inhumanoids (D ® Entertainment This Week Actress 9:00PM ® 'MOVIE; 'Murder By Rea- (^ Drawing Men to Christ '3T' Christian Science Monitor Reports fo cu sin g on the adventures of a man and night scavenger hunt throughout Los Reitherman talks about his career with success. Julie Andrews, William Hol 3D Fame Ian's former girlfriend from Ally Sheedy: Oscar-winning actor Don son o f Insanity' ( ( X ) Ba sed on a true-life 39 Kenneth Copeland his dbg as they escape the city in search Angeles David Naughton. Debra Clin- Disney as an animator 59 Newemekere den. Richard Mulligan. 1981. Rated R. (H CNN News London disrupts his life when she ar Ameche. (60 min.) incident a woman fears that her men of a quiet vacation spot Animated ger. Eddie Deezen 1980 Rated PG (29 He-Man & Masters of the Universe [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival Gymnas rives in New York. (60 min.) (R) tally unbalanced husband may be trying 5D Connecticut: Now Miracle Faith Outreach 1983 Rated NR Charles in Charge Mayhem erupts 2 : 0 0 A M ® NIghtwatch [ M A X ] M OVIE: 'U rban C o w b o y' A blue tics synchronized Swimming and 39 to kill her. Candice Bergen. Jurgen (29 Oral Roberts dlSpaca: 1998 whan Buddy sells Charles a broken cas [CNN] Inside Business ® Christian Children's Fund d® Ring Around the World [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 mm ) collar worker who fancies himself a equestrian from Raleigh-Durham. N C P rochnow , EH W a lla ch . 1985. (R) (29 dZ) Sesame Street (CC). sette player. [OIS] Golden Pennies Rebecca is forced © } Consumer Discount Auction modern-day cowboy falls m love with a (3 hrs ) (Live) ® SporttWorid Schedulad: NHRA ® 3D Mr. President Hectic schedules ® M O VIE: 'A T im e to Lo ve end a T im e (29 Combatl 10:45AM 59 Jewish Life girl he meets m a popular country-and- Drag Summer Nationals Drag Race, Horteymoonera to pawn her wedding ring with Lovejoy to Die' During WWII, German soldier [CNN] Stylo With Elsa Klensch keep Meg and Sam from enjoying time a [M AX] Screen Legends The actor dis from Engiishtown. N.J. (60 min.) (Taped) in order to pay for a mining license; later, 5 8 ) A lic e 11:00AM CD Heroes: Made in the western bar John Travolta. Debra Win (2) (31 NBC N m n SpKial: Crlitw. Pun- together. (In Stereo) on furlough from battle falls in love, but [DIS] Wish Upon a Star ger, Scott Glenn 1980 Rated PG cusses his vaudeville career and his the Greenwood children warn Assistant must return to tha trenches. John Savin, [CNN] Deywatch U.S.A. films, including ("Mr Roberts ') and Faces of the Enemy An exsmination ishment..and Kids ((^ Tom Brokaw an M O VIE : 'H e a rt o f StaaF ( ( X ) An [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'H o ly M atrim o n y' W hen CD S I Gold Commissioner Danks about an im Lilo Pulvar, Jock Mahoney. 1958. ® MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Mermaids' [USA] Wrestling ("Yankee Doodle Dandy") of the factors that allow individuals and chors this look at society's method of unemployed steelworker struggles in a publicity-shy painter assumes the role [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer pending robbery by Lovejoy'a hench Tarzan meets pearl thieves on the coast nations to kill. (60 min.) (R) dealing with habitual juvenile offenders his efforts to provide for his wife and 3D MOVIE: 'Johnny Guitar' A ganbiing o f a dead butler and m arries a mail-order 12:15PIVI ® MOVIE: ’National Vel- men, but he does nothing atMut it (60 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cocoon' (CC) After com of Africa. Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda 2:45PM ® MOVIE:’Tf,«yC»ll MaMr. Saint and addresses the need for a new ap family. Pater Strauss, Pamgla Rsed, house proprietress learns that tha love bride, he is sued for bigamy by the real vet' A little English girl wins a horse m a (29 min.) Part 3 of 4. ing in contact with extraterrestrial Joyce. Linda Christian 1948 Tibbs!' A police lieutenant is torn be proach toward rehabilitating repeat of John Doucette. 1983. (R) of a .guitar-playing ex-gunman is worth butler's wife. Monty Wooley. Gracie cpcoon-like pods, a group of retirees raffle and doggedly proceeds to tram tween his duty and concern for a friend 59 V e g a t fenders. Lucky Severson reports. (60 [ESPN] Sportacenter Sunday (60 min.) more than money. Joan Crawford. Scott him for famed Grand National Elizabeth ® New Jersey People Fields. 1943. find themselves miraculously rejuven ® This Week in Connecticut seen leaving the scene of a crime Sid (fZ) New Southern Cooking min.) [HBO] On Looatkm: Women of the Brady. Ernest Borgnine. 1963. Taylor. Mickey Rooney. Anne Revere ated. Don Ameche, Wllford Brimley. ® New Gidget ney Poitier Martin Landau. Barbara Night (CC) A tribute to female comedi [USA] Night Flight: Take Off 1945 lID Fame Ian's former girlfriend from 59 National Geographic Special (CC). 3D Runaway Witi« the Rich and Femoua (29 T h at's th e S p irit Hume Cronyn. 1985. Rated PG-13 (In McNair 1970 39 Frank Garris London disrupts his life when she ar (fl) Susan Anton in Scotland; Donna Mills ans with performances by Elian DaGe- 7:00AM ( D Entertainm ent Th is W eek Stereo) on the South Pacific island Bora Bora; neres, Paula Poundstone, Rita Rudnar [CNN] Moneyweek 1 2:30PM CD Business World MOVIE: Vallav Girl- When rives in New York. (60 mm.) Actress Ally Sheedy; Oscar-winning ac (29 Real to Reel 3:00PM 9J) (^ Wrestling resorts in Brazil and Mexico. and Judy Tanuta. Host Martin Short. [DIS] MOVIE: Tex' A vulnerable 15- Sybervision Weight Control a prom-queen candidate starts dating a to r Don Am eche. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 9:05AM [TMC] m o v i e ; G o t c in r (C O (^ Frugal Gourmet (R) 39 [CNN] Newswatch PELICULA: 'Cuatro contra el Crimen' (60 min.) (In Stareo) yesr-old is caught in an emotional tug- punk-rocker, her friends try to dissuade 3D 39 MOVIE; The Princess and the Pirate' CD ' (IS) Jim m y Sw aggart A young college student's make-believe 59 Meet the Press (CC) [H B O ] Fraggle R o c k (CC). (In Stereo) G. Murray. of-war as he tries to grow up without espionage game turns real when he (29 It's Your Business her Nicholas Cage. Frederic Forrest. An entertainer and a Princess are cap [TM C] MOVIE: 'Oanee W ith e Stranger' (^ Smithsonian World (60 mm ) (R) parental guidance. Matt DiHon, Jim Mat- CD Dialogue meets a beautiful female spy. Anthony 59 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Colleen Camp. 1983 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Agnes of God' (CC) A (iZ) First Among Equals Raymond's af tured by buccaneers on the Spanish (CC) The fact-based story of the last year psychiatrist is sent to examine the mys fair with an American colleague dee Main. Bob Hope. Virginia Mayo, Walter in the life of Ruth EtHs. e bar hostess zier. Meg Tilly. 1982. Rated PG. CD Face Off Edwards, Linda Fiorentino. 1985. ^ated (29 Country Record Guide 5 9 Joan Baez Concert highlights and an 59 Three Stooges terious birth and death of a child to a pens; Andrew suffers a double tragedy: Brennan. 1945. who, in the mid-1950s, became the last [USA] Program Vourtelf for Suocess PG-13. Rob Sox Warm-Up 3 D (IS) Je rry Felw ell Business World 59 interview with singer-songwriter-activist cloistered nun. Jane Fonda. Meg Tilly, 39 Jo an Baez. the Tory leader resigns, leaving both Si Masterpiece Theatre: The Jewel woman to bo hanged in England. Mir ® Love Your Skin Spotlight on Goverriment (29 (5Z) 2:25AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'in Cold 31) Divine Plan 9:30AM 3D Para Qente Grande (60 min.) 39 Anne Bancroft. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In mon and Charles with a major decision; in the C ro w n ( C Q Before m eeting Sarah anda Richardson, lam Holm, Rupert Ev Little House on the Prairie Stereo) erett. 1985. Rated R. Blood* Truman Capote's best-selling dD What's Happening Nowll Ra) loses ® Robert Schuller (CC). 3D Nueva York Ahora (29 Charles plots Simon’s financial ruin. (60 at a maharanae's party, intelligence offi dZ) Newton's Apple min.) book inspired this fact-based story of the diner when he plays poker with 3D Jem dZl We're Cooking Now (ID Masterpiece Theatre: The Jewel in [USA] Check It OutI (R) cer Guy Perron observes Maj. Merrick [USA] Go for Your Dreamt two ex-con drifters who terrorized end Dwayne's old Army buddy. (R) dD MOVIE: 'Big Red' A Canadian or the Crown (CC) Months after Barbie [DIS] MOVIE: Topper Returns' A beauti interrogating an Indian prisoner of war. (29 Batm en phan finds work with a wealthy kennel [CNN] Foreign Correspondents 5:30PM ' Univision en el Deporte 1 1 :3 0 P M ® Megnum, P.l. murdered a Kansas farm family. Robert (3S) It's Your Business leaves Mabel's home and is injured in a ful ghost haunts Topper and urges him (60 min.) Part 10. (R) Blake, Scott Wilson, Jc^ Forsythe. (29 Day of Discovery owner and embarks on a series of adven [DIS] Animal World (60 min.) rickshaw accident. Sarah finds her in a to find her murderer. Roland Young, 59 Mam a's Family Vint's* certain he was ® Bporta Extra 1967. Rated R. 58) Kenneth Copeland tures with a champion Irish setter. A mission hospital (60 min.) Part 9 (R) 5Z) Creative Living Joan Blondall, Dennis O'Keafe. 1941. 5 9 Adelanta 1:00PM (® Auto Racing; Talladega adopted when ha discovers some dis ® It la W ritten dD Singing Evangelist Grace Program "Wonderful World of Disney" presenta 2 : 3 0 A M ® save the C h ildren 59 P h yllis tion. Walter Pidgeon, Gilies Payant 500 From International Speedway in (ID MOVIE: The Man Who Would Be . [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [ESPN] Sportscenter Sunday turbing information on his birth cer^i- 3D Honeymoonera [CNN] Daybreak King' Two soldiers of fortune con their cate. (R) [CNN] Sports letenight Rev. David Paul 1962. Talladega. A L (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) [DIS] Wind in the Willows [HBO] MOVIE: The Jewel of the Nile' (§9 way to the throne of a remote Eastern 39 Ebony/Jat Showcase (R) [DIS] Mousarcisa (® To Be Announced. (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and adven 3D Siempre en Domingo En via satalite [ESPN] Sportscenter @D Le Santa Misa [HBO] On Location: Rich Little - Coma kingdom Sean Connery, Michael Caine [ESPN] U.S. Otympio Festival Gymnas (29 Christian Children's Fund [ESPN] In^ida tha PGA Tour Laugh With Me tics, synchronized swimming and turer Jack Colton race against an evil desda Mexico. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Super Sunday CD This Week in Baseball Highlights of Christopher Plummer. 1975. 3:00AM [CNN] New aW ght 5D equestrian, from Raleigh-Ourham. N.C. Middle Eastern leader in pursuit of a fa [CNN] Week in Review (29 59 Sports Machine [USA] Calliope [TM C] MOVIE: 'Qramlins' (CC) When a Major League action are shown. [ESPN] U A Olympio Feetival Gymnat- [CNN] Your Money [CNN] Larry King Weekend (Live) bulous jewel. Kathleen Turner, Michael 59 Profile Boston teen-ager breaks the rules of caring for 3D MOVIE: 'Mountain Family Robinson* Douglas, Danny DeVito. 1985, Rated [DIS] MOVIE: The Great Amariean tics, tynchronitsd swimming and 7 :3 0 A M ® Celebration of the Euchar [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [DIS] Best'of Walt Disney Prasanta his loveable orfe-of-a-kind creature, doz A fa m ily abandons city life to start anew [HBO] MOVIE; ‘Girts Just Want to Have PG. (In Stereo) ' Cow bo/ Tha American rodeo cowboy is 39 MOVIE: The Other Side of the Moun squsttrian, from Ralaigh-Ourhsm. N.C. is t ens of malevolent creatures are Goofy uses his scrapbook to illustrate Fun' (CC) The winners of a dance con depicted as an athlata, entertainer, out- tain Part ir An athlate'a tragic accidant 10:00AM ® MOVIE: The Boy Who in the wilderness of the Colorado Rock (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) (D Meet the Mayors spawned. Zach Galligan. Phoebe Cates. his sports background. (60 min.) test w ill become the hosts of the nation's [M A X] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' doorsm an, com petitor, hu m o rist and liv spells despair until love, faith and dater- Talked to B adgers' A little bo y lost in the ies. Robert Logan. Susan Damante MOVIE: 'B 1/2 W saks' A baauti- Hoyt Axton. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Shaw. 1979. [M AX] MOVIE: *A Chorus Line' (CC) hottest dance show. Sarah Jessica Par (CQ Two women become best friends ing legend. Narrated by Joel McCrea. mination take over. Marilyn Hasaett. 3 9 Day of Discovery Canadian wilds receives sustenance lan bacomaa invoivsd in a bizarre Young dancers auditioning for a musi ker, Lee Montgomery. 1985. Rated PG. without knowing that they share the Larry Mahan. Phil Lyne. 1974. Rated G. Timothy Bottoms. 1976. from a friendly badger. A "Wonderful [USA] Cartoons (39 Classified Eighteen Offers informa K lova affair with a myatarioua and possoa- (23) Or. Ja m e s K ennedy cal, seek fame and stardom. Michael (In Stereo) same man. Mary Tyler Moore, Christine World of Disney" presentation. Chris tion on the latest employment opportun [HBO] MOVIE: *Coom ' (CQ After com (5Z) POQO F ifty Seven ahrs man. Kim Basingar. Mickey Rourka. @ Celebrate 1 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide Douglas. Audrey Landers. Alyson Reed Lahti, Ted Denson. 1986. Rated P6-13. tian Juttner, Carl Betz. 1975. ities in the Connecticut area. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Gotcher (CC) A young ing in contact with extraterrestrial 3D spiritual Life Crusade 168B. Rated R. (In Starso) 3 9 Neuropsychology of Weight Control 1985 Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) college student’s make-believe espion [USA] The Virginian cocoon-lika pods, a group of retirees ® Discover with Robert Vaughn 1 1:30AM (]D Face the Nation M ajo r League Bbseball: Seat [USA] Kays M Buooasa (29 59 59 [TMCl MOVIE: ’Th« M.dwoman of age game turns real whan he meets a find themselves miraculously rejuvsn- [CNN] Sports Tonight dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera ® 39 This Week With David Brinkley tle M arin ers at Boston Red So x (2 hrs.. 7:10PM [CNN] One on One 3D Bionic Six Chaillot The corrupt leaders of an inter- beautiful female spy. Anthony Edwards, ated. Don Ameche, Wilford Brimley, 3 :3 0 A M [CNN] Craasfiro [CNN] Big Story (CC). 3 0 nim.) 1 1 :4 5 P M ® Sports Pros and Cons 39 Dwight Thompson national oil monopoly become the vic Linda Fiorentino. 1985. Rated PG-13. 7:30PM 39 Chlco and the Man Hume Cronyn. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In MOVIE: 'Before Winter Comes' A [ U S A ] U a t o f tho W ild [DIS] You and Me, Kid ® MOVIE: 'Sons of the Desert' Laurel (29 tims of a scheme perpetrated by four ec [USA] Double Trouble (29 Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous Stereo) 1 2 K K )A M ® Solid Gold (In Stareo) 59 Real Estate Shov/ and Hardy go Arabian Stan Laurel. British officer in charge of a refugee [ESPN] Aerobics centric old ladies. Katharine Hepburn. Susan Anton in Scotland; Donna Mills [MAX] Summer Sneek Preview (CC). ® Jim m y Sw a gg a rt 3 :S 5 A M [ H B O ] m o v i e : Hanfeots' A (29 Chalice of Salvation Oliver Hardy. 1934 camp in Austria is ordered to return dis Charles Boyer, Claude Dauphine. 1969 6:00PM ® ® ® (59 39 News on tha South Pacific island Bora Bora; man discovers ^at hit runaway daugh [TM C] MOVIE: 'Breakthrough' Newly- [TMC] M O VIE; '9 1 /2 W e e k s ' A beauti 3D S ta r T rek 5 9 Mister Rogers MOVIE: 'Rida 'em Cowboy' Abbott placed persons to their homelands. Rated G. (® Police Story resorts in Brazil and Mexico. (R) ter is involved in pornographic films. recruited infantrymen face their first real 3D ful woman becomes involved in a bizarre and Costello travel out west and the fun David Niven. Anna Karina. Anthony 39 Frank Garris George C. Scott Peter Boyle, Season test 88 they prepare for the invasion of (29 Daktart Quayle. 1969. 3D MOVIE: 'Foxes* Four teenage girls [CNN] Sports Sunday love affair with a mysterious and posses begins. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Ella ® 'J S- Woman’s (S) Hogan's Heroes Hubley. 1979. Rated R. Open Final round, from Plainfield (N J ) grow up in a world of drugs and sexual Normandy during World W ar li. David 59 Sunday Mass Fitzgerald. 1942. (® Let's Go Bowling [ESPN] NFL Yearbook sive man. Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke. Brian. Frank Lovejoy, John Agar. 1950. Country Club. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) promiscuity. Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (3) Consumer Diaoount Network (29 M au de (29 Argum ent (SZ) Firing Line [TM C] MOVIE: 'Stoogemania' A young Superchargers Sally Kellarman. 1980. [ U S A ] C o ver S to ry 59 MOVIE: 'Women Times Savan' A 4 O 0 A M Q D T w ilig h t Zona 8:00AM ® New England Sunday 3 9 Conversation With... 39 man is obsessed with the Three (29 French C h e f (R) ®D MOVIE: 'Are You in the^ House 3 9 Mork and Mindy comic examination of the modern fem [OIS] MOVIE: 'The Great American (29 H appy D ays Stooges. Josh Mostel, Malania Chartoff, ® 5D Tracey Ullman Show ® d9) Oral Roberts 3D Aysr, Hoy y Manana W ell Street Journal Report Alone?* A teenage girl is marked as the 9:30PM ale. Shirley MecLaine. Alan Arfcin, Mi Cowboy* Tho American rodao cowboy is (29 (S} SUr Trak Sid Caesar. 1986. Rated PG. Sketches: A woman wants to have plas ® M a k e It Real dZ) Mister Rogers (R) target for a campaign of terror, Kathleen ® Whom Old You Gat That Woman? 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Pour into ice cube past the age of Raggedy Ann with" Here are 10 rich-and-famous SINLESS BROWNIES trays. Freeze until slushy, about companionship. Almost all experts see a great desserts from the rich and '/< cup diet margarine, melted one hour. Spoon into Suddenly, doll collecting is a future tor cloth folk-art dolls, famous with no more than 50 to 3 tablespoons honey plus tulip-shaped dessert glasses and hot hobby. While other most made from the late 19th '200 calories a serving. I teaspoon vanilla extract chill. Garnish with mint and collectibles have been hit by century through the Depression, 1. Why is Lindsay Wagner in '/• cup skim milk berries. declining values in recent years, Most famous are those made by better shape at 38 than she was I ounce unsweetened cocoa Makes 4 servings, 65 calories antique dolls now command l/annah Walker, who fashioned at 22? She even eats vegetables powder or carob powder a serving. record prices. Joan Kindler, a them of stiffened rags, then for dessert. Try her 1 cup “lite" cake flour doll dealer in Whitestone, N. inted them with oils. "They're SWEET-BEET WHIP: Puree 6 2 eggs HOW TO TAKE 50 CALORIES Y.. says “There were four or Toni dolls, above, sell for $75 to $100. Left, a $25 o wonderful," says dealer Joan five years there when better medium-sized beets in blender. I ounce nuts, chopped OR MORE OUT OF YOUR replica of an 1800s French doll. Kindler, "that if they were FAVORITE DESSERT dolls were doubling every year painted flat on canvas, ^ oplc Combine with / cup sugar-free Preheat oven to 350F. and average dolls were not far applesauce and a pinch allspice. Combine margarine, honey, Use powdered milk in place could collect them as great folk (100), coconut-coated of powdered sugar. behind.” While that boom has holes in her feet, meant to fit on paintings." Prices start at Chill in dessert cups. Sprinkle vanilla and cocoa or carob chill until serving time. 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West won his 10 QWHQ CQ NAXQ BA98 By James Jacoby and exited with his last trump to WEST EAST South’s ace. South cashed his good club YMRIV HAI ZHQ Declarer won the opening trump B J 10 2 B 7 and took stock. lead with his queen after looking over VK 9 7 B8654S2 HQ H QCRI.' — the situation. And with three kings ♦ KJ72 B086 All that was needed was a success B K 10 6 B54S missing, he had a lot to think about. ZIHA HVWIVNA. Should he try to ruff out the diamond ful finesse in diamonds or hearts. Was the choice just a blind guess? ‘Ihe PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You’re a hero when you win and SOUTH king or should he take the diamond fi opening trump lead provided a clue, as a bum when you lose. Thai’s the game." — Johnny B A Q 6S4S nesse immediately? I f the f i n e ^ Unitas. ' b a q wins, he can pitch his heart queen on did West’s trump exit. Declarer al B 10 s the diamond ace, play clubs for only ready knew that West had been pro B Q J72 one loser and claim. If the diamond tecting the K-10 of clubs. Was be also s Vulnerable; Both king is offside, he can still get a heart protecting the other two missing -kings? If so, the heart fin e w was Keep your TV picture Dealer: Elast pitch, but what about that likely club •harp with freouent cleon- loser? doomed. Declarer backed his hunch by Ina of the screen. Use a WANT West Nwlh East Sselb finessing dummy’s queen of diamonds mild soap with wetter or a P a n I B Deciding to try clubs first, be led his and scored his shaky slam. Pass 2 B P a n 3 B queen to West’s king and dununy’s Mt of ammonia In water. P ass 4 NT Pan SB ace. I f clubs split 3-S and trumps were Be sure to dry thorouBMv. AOS - If you hove an extra P a n 6 B Pan Pan 2-2, he could pull trumps, throw a A new book by James Jacoby and television set no one P a w heart from dummy on ms long club bis father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is watches, why not ex- GET and ruff his heart queen. 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I promptly spun it." cap wrenches that have pincerlike Both did an outstanding job with large deposits from fuel additives. They’re also |O N E OP THE ONLY oHRYgT.BP jabout four-wheel steering Extricating an oil filter from a The gripping end of a band wrench car's crowd^ engine compartment jaws that grip the filter’s top. You filters. For small filters, the K-D 2380 subject to firing tip “wear” or erosion that However, Frere was less impressed is generally a loop of metal that encir ■might seem to require the skill of a tighten the clamp with a, separate was best. leads to misfiring. This is especially crit when driving on a road with hairpin cles the filter and grips it when you I DEALERS IN GREATER HART-1 CMlrlbutiag Ediior. Road R Track there’s “—*'* a' shaft that *beel runs fromsteering. the ■neurosurgeon and the brawn of a wrench. Among cap models, tbe Whitney ical in cars with catalytic converters curves. The curves weren’t so tight turn the wrench. 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You place the band filters, offer high torque, but they can I or so ago, many automakers began wheels turned in the same direction I allow hardly any room for a wrench. good for an easy-to-reach oil filter. around the filter and attach the loose only remove a filter that’s easily ac IMENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 AM wheels simultaneously with the front The rigid handle provides good lever equipping their cars with four-wheel wheels. as the front wheels. This made the And some seem to be welded in place. end to whichever anchor point on the cessible and designed to be hand- disc brakes. Then came otherwise or- car’s tail too relucUnt to turn, thus age — if there’s room at the side of wrench gives the snuggest fit. tightened. \P a fin m S n ^ 'R s t I to NOONI! Ah. but which way do they point? But you can overcome th<^ prob- the filter. I dinary sedans with four-wheel drive, The rgar wheels progressively turn in hindering the car’s cornering ability I lems if you use the right oil-filter Among wrenches recently tested by I T yopbseueiis Frere also found that in driving a A band wrench with a pivoting han Keeping a close check on transmission no I like AMC's Eagle. More recently, en the same direction as the front wheels ! wrench. Most cost less than |10. Consumer Reports’ engineers, the ad © IN7. OONSUMERS UNION straight line, the steering wheel was dle works better in tight spaces. But fluid is an essential part of car care. Espe- gines with four valves per cylinder (same phase), at least at first. Howev Oil-filter wrenches come in differ justable K-D 2187 was top-rated. It have become all the rage. slightly difficult to center, causing the the more you angle tbe handle, the cisJly critical is not only the level of trans GET 15% OFF er. when you turn the steering wheel ent sizes: Large models handle filters provides high torque, but its straight Distributor mission fluid but also its condition, which I Now the latest quadripartite inno car to wander a bit. less torque (or turning force) you can handle demands a certain amoont of more than a third of the way, the rear about 3 13/16 inches in diameter, exert. Components like the rotor and cap are can be a clue to possible mechanic^ vation is four-wheel steering. Honda small models handle filters about 3 clearance. (Tbe K-0 2187 is also sold trouble. ALL PARTS wheels begin to turn back to the cen Although Honda’s mechanical four- Some band wrenches have socket- subject to corrosion and contamination will soon introduce a new renditon of inches in diameter. Ad|nstables more as the NAPA 2187). 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It also can be the side of the box, there are rods that rear to swing out. Having the rear ranks somewhere between the inter connect the gearing mechanism in the resuh o f operating under severe load, wheels pointed in the same direction nal combustion engine and crushed such as with trailer towing in hilly areas, steering box to the front wheels. You as the front wheels provides added velour upholstery. turn the steering wheel, say to the p r o f s io n a l without having added a transmission stability. Or so goes the theory of S cooler. right, and the rods point the front four-wheel steering. ©RoKiaTradi wheels to the right. QUALTIY CONTROLLED When in doubt about thecondition of But does it work in the real world? © IM7.NEWSFXPERENTOIPIUSEASSN w e _ yoiu car’s transmission fluid, replace the AUTO BODY REPAIRSI fluid and the filter. It's good insurance. . a r m ^ ALL MAKES... 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CT. 643-5135 CauiferrMularmonlBnaneeorsnrvicaL_____ worka. Aa long aa you own a Ford, Mercury, Lincoln or ______STAN M. OOMEK, MGR, 871-6641 1 0 % OFF on otdhorized source kw genuine EXPERIENCE ™ » ^ 9ypCTtiQndMfvic»byfoctoc^ Ford light truck, If wa repair it, we guarantee the covered liSSSSSSSSSSSSSkA all parts srith KEEPITGCaNG repair for aa long aa you own your vehicle. If the covered service... took arid lecfinkpies. mwlher you hove a STRONGWITH part aver falla or waara out, waTI fix or replace it free. OMarExphaa Mslmsmanc on older ong GENUINE MAZDA Free parte. Free labor. It covara thouaanda of repaira and 7-SS-ET cebovoiable wkhpush- PARIS laata aa long aa you own your vehicle — no matter where PUBLIC noncB fautkxi iO rbyduing you bought your car or how old it is. So whether you If you want to keep your Mazda at its rhia ad must be drive a “golden oldls" or a newer modal, the next time it presented at lime best fnainuin it %vHh Genuine Mazda I^rts. Each is engineered to needs repair, bring It to ua and gat the best repair guar PLEASE NOTE: This space is available of serviee... Mazdakslandardsofexcel- MORE as a public service to any non-profit organi antee anywhere — our fra# Lifetime Service Quafantaa. lcnce.?feu'nfindecaau>lele 1*19*1 zation wishing to publicize an up-coming selection in our parts d^ PjSwgd Ask us to sss s copy of Ihs Ufstlms Ssrvics Qusrantss. QUAUTY! event or community message..There is abso- pattttrenL Come in soon. s S S S lutly no charge for this space. Please send GREAT THING GOING UFEHME YOU I E 1 IN O U complete information you wish to publish at ooRiiNi vootswaofN ROTS * smvia s o n n c E TOYOTA GUARANTEE QUAUTY SERVICE least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages FRONT END published wil be at the descretion of Lynch 24 Adams Street WE FIX CARS FOR KSPS. ALIGNMENT Motors. Manchester 301-3IS Center Street I HELP WANTED HELPWANTBI CLASSIFIED ADS lMa.2711 iHELPWANTa m r y i i n a NELPWiWTa IHELPW ANTa RN SUPERVISOR- 3-11. ESTABLISHED cleaning Immediate opening PART Time office posi DE^NTAL Assistant. Port Notices PHOTO FINISHING company seeks port Binlnm Proowtv . Monday-Friday. No time help. Flexible tion In S. Windsor. time for specialty prac Lost/FoufMl...... Resort Prooertv .. Entertainment...... Form Supplies ond Equlomeni weekends. For more Full time. Will train. A D U lt Acccurote typist with tice In Manchester. Re- P »r»o o o l$ ...... MorleoBes .... Bookkeeolno/income Tox Office/Retoll Eoulpment R A TB S: t to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per doy hours. Excellent pay. considerable phone co- Announcements. Wanted to Buy Corpentry/Remodellno Recreotlonoi Eoulpment Information pleose call Apply at Nassif C a 643-8567. worcHno position tor on Pointing/Pooerlno 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per doy. Auctions...... Boots ond Marine Eoulpment 30 to 25 doys: 60 cents per line per doy. Crestfield Convols- CARRIER toct for busy soles of orponlzed people or Ftnonciol...... Roofing/Sldlng...... Musical Items mera 639 Main St. fice. Flours aptitude Rentals Flooring...... 26 or more dovs; 50 cents per line per dov ccnt, 643-5151.______iented person, will Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment Minimbm cfierte: 4 lines. Energetic adultc helptol, word procets- E le ctric a l...... Pets ond Supplies RN/LPN-We hove a full Manchester train. Coll 646-4811. Employinent A Education Aoortments tor Rent Heotlng/Plumblng Miscelloneous for Sole rteeded to deliver The Inp .and or computer DBAOLINIS: For cioulfied odvertlsements to time or part time poel- PART Time. Eorn extra Help Wonted...... Condominiums tor Rent. Miscelloneous Services Tog Soles tIon on 3-11, Mondoy- MAI NTENANCE/Hoblll- Hartford Courant early skills 0 definite plus. HOME health aide. Du- Situation Wanted .. 1; Homes tor Rent...... Services Wonted Wonted to Buy/Trode be published Tuesday through Soturdoy. the money asslstlno our Excellent benefit pock- ...... ‘ Store/Otflee Sooce...... deodilne 1$ noon on the dov before publlcotlon Frldoy. No weekends. tatlon Assistant. Day tles Include health Business Opoortunllles . bookkeeper with post morninga. Excellent ape. Coll 228-9478 or Instruction...... ]' Retort Prooertv...... For odvertlsements to be published Mondoy. For more information treatment center seeks ing, flllnp and light core, meal preporotlon IJ , Industrial Prooertv...... Merchandise the deodilne Is 2;30 p.m. on Fridov. pay plua prizes; weekly send resumeto Stordox Emoloyment Services please call Crestfield mointenanoe worker to typing. Also help with light housekeeping tor t Gorooes and Storooe.. Holiday/Seosonol. Automotive Eoulpment, P. O. Box elderly couple. Coll Roommotet Wonted.... Antloues and Collectibles Cars for Sole Convolscent, 643-5151. handle the upkeep of customer service by mileage allowances Clothing...... r e a d y o u r a d . Ciossifled odvertlsements ore 204, Columbia C i 06237. 643-8065. Reai Estate Wanted to Rent..... Trucks/Vons for Sole our center. Company Furniture...... token by telephone os o convenience. The AIDES. Group home In phone. Hours t:30om- also Included. Call Compers/Trollers Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one paid benefits. Full time Homes for Sole ...... , TV/Stereo/Apollonces Moncheeter and Ver 12:30pm, Monday Kim, 849-1405. Conctomlniums for Sole Motorcvcies/Mopeds Incorrect Insertion ond then only for thesixe of Services Machinery ond Tools Auto Services non. Port time, full S6.70 per hour. 647-1624. through Friday. Appli Lots/Lond for Sole...... Lawn and Garden the orlginol Insertion. Errors which do not Child Core...... Autos for Rent'Leose cations now being ac Investment Prooertv Good Things to Eot lessen the value of the odvertlsement will not time and weekends. BUS Orlver/Hobllltatlon Cleonino Services.. Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. G. FOX DISTRIBUTKIN CENTER Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood Company paid benef Specialist. Class A li cepted. Send to the DENTAL Anlstont. Mon Wonted to Buy/Trode its. Perdlem $7.00 per cense needed. Wllllno attention of Terri c/o day through Thursday. NOW HIRING! hour, full time S6.7D per to train. To transport the Manchester He 10-5. Experience pre hour. 647-1624. our clients ft-om resi rald, 16 Brolnord ferred. Reply to P. O. MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS Notices dence to day treatment Place. No phone colls Box 505, Manchester, RESIDENTIAL SpecKU- Q. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction Ist. Group homes In facility. Company paid pleosel C i 06040. I HELP WANTED helpwanthi and iiatlonal retail trend cantor has immediate ^ o condition orecedont to I HELP WANTED [ h e l p w a n t e d Manchester and Ver benefits. Full tlmeS7.00 I I HELP WANTED per hour. 647-1634. openings for merchandise procaaaors at our tno placement of any odver- RECEPTIONIST/OffIce non. Perdlem/Full tlslno In the Manchester He CASHIERS, toll time, tIme/Weekends. All SOCIAL Worker. Mon- HOME HEALTH CARE South Windsor Distribution Canter. Job res- rald, Advertiser hereby Assistant. Glaston PRE-School teacher bury. Small friendly ow t time. Expanding PAR T Time office posi shifts. Company paid chester Area Confer ponaibilities include varifying orders, along “orees to protect. Indemnity retail oeprotlons hos storting September. tion, small friendly of PEDIATRIC ond hold harmless the Man company seeks mo- Part time position of benefits. Full tlmeS7.SD ence of Churches. counting ticketing'and hanging marchandlaa Immediate openings fice. Most be a well Construction perdlem RR.RR. 647-1624. Emergency shelter- Unique home cere situation avaHabto caring tor and chester Herald, Its officers ture, responsible Indi for all shifts. FleIxIble quality Pre-Schoal. orgonized person with before It’s sent to our stores. Full and part time and employees aoalnst any vidual with pleasant Early Education Back /soup kitchen Direc rehabHIlation of year old boy. Thia Is a full time po scheduling. Apply In on excellent telephone MEDICALSecretory- 8 day and ovanlng achedulaa are avellable. We and all liability, loss or personality, will troln ground and experience Estimator /Transcr IptlonIst tor In tor. BSW and expe- sition. Dutlaa Include aaaentlal care and adminiatra- expense. Including attor person: Amazing personality. Duties will offer competitive starting salary, gonaroua on word processor. Ex preferred. Coll Direc Salary P/us Commis busy orthopedic office. rlence with tion of aggreoaiva rehab program In conjunction neys’ fees, arising from cellent benefits. Coll Stores, Brood Street tor 643-8684. Include billing, filing administration and employee discount and the opportunity to claims of unfair trade proctl- Porkode, Monchester. etc. Coll M r. Koutmon sion depending on ex Diversified duties and wNh R.N. and LP.N. nursing and vary activa family Ann ROSS659-3S11. Bus responsibilities. Good homeless population. earn a weakly incentive bonus. Apply Monday oes. Infringement of trade EOE ot 646-1112.______perience. Will train InvotvmanL Expartonca working with brain Injury marks, trade names or pot- iness Personnel pay and benefits. Send 9-5. 817,500-820,500. through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from Assoclotes.______CARPENTERS and Cor- CH ILD Core needed. Mo- right applicant. M/F. Send reeume by August doalrabla. Salary oommanauraia with axpartonoo. ents, violation of rights of CRT resume td; Sports Sam until 12 at Q . Fox Distribution Canter, 301 orivocy and Infringement of penters helpers. Own ture ond loving person Reply to Medldne 8, Orthoped 1410: Manchester Area Ropiy to DOCTOR'S assistant Qovemor'a Highway, South Windsor, Ct. copyright and proprietory •tBoded tor busy opto- tools ond transporta to core tor 6 yeor old ics of Monhcester, 155 Conference of BoxFF unfoir competition tion. Work In Manches OPERATOR boy. Rachel Rood area Manchester Hearld Main St., or call 647- Churches, P. O. Box 773 Manchaatar Herald ond libel, and slander, which metrlc practice. Hours Box D Tuesday and ter. Pay according to After 6pm 646-7D33. 1493. Manchester. EOE. may result from the publica *J^*'’lence. Imme- needed to handle 16 Brainard Place tion of any odvertlsment fei Thursday nights, 5:30- dlrte work. Coll 643- account maintenance. Manchester. C T 06040 w Manchester Herald by fom, Saturday from 6760. P A R T T I M E advertiser. Including odver- 0:30*1:30pm. Expe- 8 am - 4:30 pm, S100-S300 weekly. Use f NEWSPAPER CARMENS NEEDED.. t l s e ^ t s In any free distri rience helpful, willing PART Time. Pumping P a r t s ^ MANGNEITER AKA Monday-Friday. Call your telephone, our t r a v e l Agency man bution publications pub- to troln. Coll 649-3311. gcB, changing tires, in customers and your PAYROLL OPPORTUNmES M^shed by the Manchester cludes Saturdays. ager wanted. Phone Countar Sales Herold. Penny Sleffert, PART Time. $6.25 hourly. Savings Bank own schedule. John 429-9313 mornings Put your payroll and pareonnal skills together Publisher. Notional In-store mar SofOM Street Mobil. r A rewarding position is now available in our Mothar S t ...... all 649-3487. « Call Pot 647-9170 of: University Trovel. Woatfiald St...... all and explore the foliowing geared for growth keting company Is Of Manchester Newington, C T branch for a Parts Counter s t o c k Clerks. Fulltime, W A ITER S , Waitresses Eoatflald St...... all opportunKleB available at Northeeat Savings. JL08T seeking Individuals to Person. Applicant must possess a High School distribute coupons ond port time. Expanding and Oriental Cuisine Cantarflald St...... all AND FOUND 646-1700 c o m p a n i o n - cooks wanted. Even Diploma with 2 years of College or have samples to consumers retail operations has housekeeper tor el Northfiald St...... all PAYROLL 3PECIAUSTS In local supermarkets. Immediate openings 9am-12 noon, ask for ings o'nd weekend Technical School training. Parts Counter derly womon. Room shifts. Full and port LOST 7/23. European We provide training. t ^ oil shifts. Flexible Experience a plus! McGuire Dr...... all Primary rasponsibllltlaa will Include Ferret named Bandit. Kay Qfampa. EOE boord and salary 649- time. Experience pre Reliable transporta scheduling. Apply in 4291. e Complete Benefit Package O f;...... all procesalng payroll/paraonnal transactions on Between Green Road tion required. Coll - person: Amazing Dis ferred. 649-0090. Houaa Dr...... all ond Main Street. Coll 1 e Salary Commensurate W/Experience naw amployaaa, status changes, pay 233-7615, Monday count Stores, Brood Increases, Insurance changes and related ix M3-d019. Reward. through Friday, 9om- u Porkode, Mon- BAYLOR Supervisor. We for a job with a future... RWga...... all FULL -nME mattare. In addition you will bis rasponsibla for x 4pm.______chester. EOE. hove openings tor a call Tom Morrison Walnut...... :.. 21-123 supervisors position balancing payroll transactions to the systems g CLEANERS, lonltorlol, LPH- Group home In RETAIL ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK 203-666-8401 Arch...... all ^ e r y weekend. 7am- as wall as researching and resolving payroll f - floor cleaning person Manchester. Port time Applications are now being accepted for the Employment nel. Port time even weekends, full time. 7pm and 7pm-7om. For H.O. PENN MACHINERY CO., INC. P«fkSt...... 13-110 discrapanciaa. ings. Start today! 643- Company paid benef- more Information coll position of retail advertising posting clerk. 225 Richard Street Newington, C T 06111 O tii...... all 6 5747. ______Director of Nurses. Applicants should have bookkeeping and Garden Or...... I Education Pocdlem Monday - Friday 9am- 41 1 m M ^ F u " time $ . . jEqual Opportunity Employer St. James St...... PAYROU TAX ASSISTANT TE A C H ER Aides. FuM 9 39 3om. Cresttleld Con- computer experience, as well as being able to M/F time beginning Sep volscent, 643-5151 type, answer phones and handle a variety of In this role you will be reaponslble for the CATERPILLAR Butternut Road ...... all preparation, balancing and deposit of state tember. State ap oftice related functions. Benefits include mi proved private school. and federal taxes for all corporate payroll, [helpwanthi To assist teachers In company paid health plan, vacation, paid Dale Road...... all research and resolution of all notification for classrooms for stu P A R T TIM E holidays and sick days. Please send resume or Garth Road...... 125-138 DRIVER. Part time tor Ludlow Road...... 25-107 tax reporting diacrepanclae. preparation of dents with behavior work experience along with salary .■fe Manchester Herald disorders, ages 4-K), YOUTH SERVICES COORDINATOR quarterly end yearly tax forme end reaeoreh of route. Coventry areo. students with develop CIRCUUTION AREA ADVISOR requirements to: Manchester Herald, Amott Rd...... all any new state or federal tax regulations. Short hours. Good p a y mental disabilities ^o k k e e p e r" P.o. Box 591. Manchester. C T Farguaon Road...... 15-112 Coll 743-CB67. 9-12om, 7 ages 4-12. Send resume TOWN OF COVENTRY E. Middle Tpka. (oven only)...... 588-876 T o qualify for thaaa posMona, candidataa to l O p m . n ______sti^ents. Earn extra money with your own 06040, or call Mark Abraitis. 643-2711. or apply In person to: should poaaass a minimum of six months REGIONAL Classified Community Child Gul- and iL u f Children with you We are looking for a solf-dlractad, choorful, and automated payroll axperlanoa, strong figura ads reach nearly Scf*ool, 317 hours per North B m St...... 541 !5 3.000,000 homes. One North Main St., Mon- week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise flaxibto poraon able to work Indepondantly In a WoodbfMga St. .18-230 aptitude with a working knowlodga of busy multi-faeatod Human Sorvleoa Offiea. aeeaptad bookkaeping/accounting proea- classified od placed chester, 06040.______P A R T TIM E with the Manchester CASHIER In convenience want a little Independence and vour own East Middle Tpka. ..294-373 dures. Knowtodge of mulU-atata tax reporting Herald wllI be ploced In A great Job for eomoona who llkea toona and Franklin S i It e plus. Pl**lble hours, Income, call 647-9946 or 647-9947 CUSTOMER SERVICE wants to work with them, thoir tamilloa, and other ...... All over TO newspapers "W i n and weekends. Farfcar St...... throughout New Eng 633-4155. We are looking for responsible aarviee- profoaaionals to initiata changa by eraating naw Qualified cendidatea may submit resume or land for one low price programa and coordinating axItUng programa In Groan Road...... 204-330 letter of Interest to Lynda. Rich, Roeruitar, Coll Classified 643-2711 Construction firm long our town. A ehallanging and eraativa opportun ^ n i ) ^ . . . , ...... 201-315 endaiiciardetoMs.a S id A ^ J ?hi enthusiasm, inde- B002A in our Human Rasourooa Oapartmant established presently OifiECTflilM ity. RNS wonted nor tull'ond 1 organization. Good at the address noted below or apply In parson, enlarging It's mat\ufac- Monday through Friday. Oam-dpm at the sams part time, il-7 shift, Phone m «nn«r" ■ pleasant tele- BA/BS and on# year of axpartonoo working with turlng facility needs Posftlon available for RN with BS or eauivalent and pnone manner are essential. ^ i v AO N, Solmon youth raqulrad. Community organization aiid location. Mora InfortnaHon ragiudlng t h ^ person with building Brook Convalescent Tw o shifts are available: grant writing a plua. poaitkma may be obtained by eontecting ue at Homo Salmon Brook background to coordi orientaUoo, N.A. cerUflcaUon, and I n ^ . Miifoi^d...... 280-1111. Orivo. Glastonbury. nate shop to field oper cofnmensumte with experl- 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Monday-Friday 37 hour work weak Includaa aoma ovanlng maat- Ploasocall633-S44. ation. Age Is no factor. enca. Good banafits Including employer - 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday Inga. Salary rang# $14,300 to $17,700. Excellent salary, C o n j^ HMim!«.«, OR Hamilton Dr...... ”"|all IX >N T KNOW where to Applloatlona and eopiaa of Job daaertption are NUIlHSISAniKS company paid bane- 1 ^ next for o lobr How Pwwion. Apply or coll during businees hours at Monday-Friday avallablo from the Town Managor'a Offiea, 1712 Wolhorall St...... 8-262 P.O. Box 3338 fltt. Write Mr. Kaya, P. MoCann D r...... ^ about gtadna o ''SNw 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday Main Stroat, Covantry, C T. Tolaphona: 742-6324. K tion Wontod*’ od in O.Box 281 Walling Rockville Mofflorlil Nursing Homs Bldw allSL...... 279 433 50 State Street donWIod? ford, CT 06492 ^22 8 ^ 8^ Rytkvllle, C T e 8764)771 The doodlina tor appUeoUons Is August 13,1987. Hartford. C T 06103 / f x‘y i The Town of Coventry Is an A A /a o c employer. CALL NOW 643-2711 647-9946 aquMOppwtunltyawplovwM/9 ywriwBBBWWflMWWWWWWC iiilllll nittBrnTHiiiiiiiim i m m loBfWNffB N a P W M T S NELPWANTED I U J hELP WMTBI ____ I M R 8 M 2 I FOR SALE PART Tlm« stor* dark. OFFICE Asalatant for M A N C H E S T E R . 8136,9llo. Apolv Solvation Army •nodical offloo. Vory 72 D E E R Run Trail. Beau Thrift Storo, 310 nPIno SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS SECRETMY Charming Colonial In BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY divorsiflod gonorol for the town of Bolton. convenient location. tiful Lydall Woods. 2 Stroot, Monchostor. BULK DRIVER S4 Laaaria IS , BaHag 3 bedroom Salem Cope. dorlcol duttoo Indud- We will train. Ideal pert Purchasing depart bedrooms spacious 0 4 M W I.______Ino racoptlonist Rasponslblo Drivors lN.MynLS-4P« Enloy the carefree n- noadod to dallvar Tha lime Job for homemak ment, busy office re brick fireplace llvtog EH C M P o m i v / iSByf*“u8 1 PULL timo position* backup. Typing not ro- 8 room Colonial on 1 room, formal dining tostyle In this ond unit CNUCME □ m m um n ovolloblo at Automo- oulrod. RoxIMo nolp- Hartford Courant to ers or retirees. quires a secretary acre lo i 4 Bdrms., In c lu d in g skylight, m m B J M [D Q] 5iS7-5234 or 537-5768. room with built bis. hva LutM Cantor. Ex- fUl noturo Is rooulrod. earriara, daalars and with accurate typing 2400 so ft Eat-In kitchen, lower cathedral celling and 1 N E E D quolltv chid core? porlonot holptui but Full tImo. floxiblo rural subacribors In tho Direotlons: Take Bol Iw l den, deck, new car garage. 140's. Bl«n- Call Nannies “R" Us CMPOmnri ' iC0N6NYLAWRN6WEI ODD lobs. Trucking will train. Coll M7-W07 ttours. SondroBumoto; skills to type ton Ctr. onto Hebron chard A Rossetto. 646- Inc., at 233-7457. A sk fo r " H M S a v i C E S Home repairs. You oorly morning. An In M E D IC A L office, part or boto, sto ra ge shed,^ 2482.0 Lawn Mewais lapdrad. or apply In porson at Sports Modidno & Or- purchase orders and Rd.. past 8t. Maurice walk up attic. D. w. Suzanne. name It, we do It. Free 315 Brood Stroot, thopodlcs> 155 M ain St., sured vohldo and a CT full time bookkeeper. estimates. Insured. 643- other related items. Church, left onto Fish Real Estate. 64^ l 6 c a t e d In a presh- room and U teh M M ^ a^ Monchostor. JMonchostar, O. 647- drivor's llconsa are Office background ex 1571.a gousareal This 7room aeSe (004. 1473. perience disired. 4 days Loofflia Rd., 2nd house ^DAYCARE rem m awlilweitLttasirarilln. • eaaaaeeaaaeeaaaa whafs noodad. Also, Heavy phone con on left Gray Colonial. Contotnporory home Is Home has openings for full •naa plek up and daevar>. Wml per week. Call 649-074 M A N 6 iiS f iE lk . 8^49,966. oounaaua aanteoL CoS anyoma m masTiEESomcE storago spaca for Sun tact. Apply The Offbted by Century 2 3 . near completton. Time time toddlers to 5. Seven MANAGEMENT (^ARPENf ^R i holpor to or send resume to; All U 8 iR Ranch. U gh to n d to select flooring, light BuokoL truck A Chipper. ossomMo wood win day advanca sactlons. Shoklbol M. O. , 953 Gerber Scientific In J. N. North. 889-1633. airy 3 bedrooom, 2 bath years llcenosd. first old eertl- MT-BiOO Stump removal. Free Excallant pay and ml- fixtures and appllan- M . Mother ot two. FOnoed aatlmotss. Special TRAINEE dows. Small company Main Street, Monches- Ranch. Uybig room cesll Some of the fea In book yard. RREPUkf^i. Aemodel- • with good growth po- laaga compansatlons. ter.______strument Co., 83 with cathedral celling Ing and chimney re- conshtoratlon for eldeily tures are large llvbtg and handteapped. Loam all phoopi^ of tontlol sooks somoono Contact Kim, 640- CABINET makers. Expe Gerber Rd., West, S. OPEN House. AAonches- and stone firaplace, 646-0262 bulldlng. The ter. Sunday July 36. sliders from dining room, sapo-ote dining our raotaurant opara- with trodo school or 140S. rience helpful but not Windsor. room, nice size tomlly possiblltles are end 647-7SS3 ooulvolont back 1:09-4:00pm. 115 Broe- area to coyered deck COLLEGE Pabitors. Pro- less. After 6pm week- tlon. Parmanant poal- necessary. Apply room with flrwHoce, ground. Must bo II or STREET Sweeper opera Zahner's Wood Work slde Crescent. Picture and master bedroom to ^ lon al lob without days,643-B09.______book 8 room 3W year cathedral ceilings, two tion with adyanca- oMor. Coll EOgla Win tor. Full or port time. ing., 23 Ind u strial TEACHER Aides. FOur deck ond In-ground walk-ln closets bt mas MEDICAL Transcrlp- CORRnfEMI UWN mant potantial. Qood dows and Doors at Experienced only need Drive, West, Tolland. professional positions old Impeccable Colon- pool. Roc room and ter bedroom, locuzzl tlonlst will nil In port 133-3130, Glastonbury. loi. ExoulsNo m o ^ den-greot tor enter SERVICE wagaa and banaftta. apply. Call /Manchester • 875-6226.______. effective 9/1/87.1) Spe tub In master bedroom time at your office. Sweeping. 646-7700. cial Education high bedroom'with wolk-ln taining. D. W. Fish Over 20 years expe Quality grooming at Apply FULL Time . Secretary closet. eoT-ln kitchen Rent Estote. 643-1571.0 area, workshop, PAINTING #ULL time opomnoTtof PRESSING machine op school level, 30 hours washer and dryer rience In cril special • attofdable prioeal loving core givers tor Supervisor tor small with custom cabinets. Does It seem you never ■MMtarand adsflor. wotpapar- ran raniMtn • ruunm um o erator tor retail do-, Insurance office In El per week. 2) Elemen B b L t o t i. 8 i^ I, 6 6 6 . hook-ups In basement. in e O m aiy moik. Wifcianeti ties. 742-6739. A fte r Hewird Johnton’t Intont, toddlers and tary level (grade 1), 8259,900. D ire c tio n s: Charming updated 1877 have tbneto en |ov life? 9 /1 /V 646-5219. thing store. Full or port lington. Salary based Keeney Street, right Large oversized deck Let me relieve you of and M ty Inaamd 80 ytata an- Call 646^16 3 M Tolland Tpko. pre-school. Coll Ma time. Coll Bernard Ap- on experience. Excel one on one aide tor 5 bedroom C olon ial with slider off kitchen. *«eeaeevaeeaaaaae rilyn DImmock, Little onto Nutmeg lott onto oentrally locotad near household chores and Manchaatar, CT ter at 643-2478.______lent benefits and work visually hondlcopped A sk in g price Is 8314.580. more time will be your CUSMW LillVN People Unlimited, child, 30 hours per Lamplighter, right Bolton Green wtth od- Call us tor oddltlonol EXPERIENCED men’s ing conditions. Call 875- onto S oddletiWI, right own. C all 647-7293 .Ask 646-4431 640-8220 M arlborough. 2754003 3333 between 9om and week. 3) E le m e n t^ locent buHdIno rented Intormatlon and/or an DELIVERING or 275-M15. clothing salesman. onto BroesMe. Century to the Montessorl for Pam .______Rich farm loom, 5 yards, Full time. Good salary 4pm for appointment. level one on one ses appointmontlll Realty LOOKING FORa low-cost sions In an Inovotlve 21 Epstein Real Estate. school to greatly offset World. 646-77 07.O .ICENS66 Mom before way to communicate your 875 plus tax. Sand,aravel ORDER filling dorks. and benefits. Call Ber- C A R P E N T E R 'S Helper. 647-8875.0______expenses. Home In- and otter school hours. oiHl decorative stone. Port tImo or full tImo. DRIVERS and Helpers nord Apter. 643-3478. primary prevention V E R N O N . 7 room antique advertising message? needed for moving Entry level position. program, 15 hours per OPEN House. Monches- dudes M X 21 llvbig Wolklnodlstanoe Bow Want ads ore vour Monday through Fri EXPERIENCED person Must be ambitious and Colonial totally rishM - ers school. 647-8080. 64 67 day, floxiblo hours. company. Coll She- week. 4) Middle school ter. Sunday July 36. room, spacious dining lltloted. Has profes M S 643-9504 por* lnc.,ot S287141. needed for custom hove transportation. 86 level, one on one aide 1:00-4:00pm. 127 Knol- room, modern kitchen, Call Roborta at 049>- draperies. Full time. per hour to start. 649- sional offtce use tor 1641. EOE. for multi handicapped Iwood Drive. New con den. music room, 2W attorney, salesperson Hours con be flexible. 5400. child, 30 hours per struction. Spectacular, baths, 2 cor garage and PART Timo Dosk Clork. Hourly rote 86 %. etc. Great visibility on week. Call Coventry open and airy 7 room, much more. D. W. Fish 0 iw acre lot near Flexible schedule. LEGAL Contact Phyllis at 456- Public School, Pupil 2W both Colonial. L- Real Estate. 643-1571.0 Pleasant working at 3527. highway. 8369,900. A ll- SECRETARY COOKS and Staff Support Ser shoped master bed REDW666. taidi the brio Realty. Inc. 649- RMIENT HMKNT mosphere. Liberal CLERICAL. Small office, pov. Call fOr appoint Take charge legal se vices. 742-8913 for room with sitting room Brsezell A beautiful 0717. diversified duties m c - oppllcoflons. and locuzzl. 8255,000. treed setttng and o ment. Ct. M o to r Lodge. cretary needed for Law DISHWASHERS MANCHESTER. Call to M A N C H E T T E R . ANOTHER friend of Bill counts receivable .tele Directions: East Cen gorgeous Florldoroom Laundry a n d Dry 3 ROOMS. Partly fur MANCHESTER. 4 room 643-1555.______offico wHh thriving real phones, record keep SECRETARY/Admin As- see this Forest Hills 8 nished. Heat. Working apartment. 1st floor. W seeking a place to WAITRESSES ter St., left onto Ver offer lots of worm room Raised Ranch cloonbig establishment live Manchester, E. TEACHE^ .75 giftod and aetata and general ing and some typing. slstont. 16.5K. Entry non. right onto Knol- weather comtorti Im with favorable lease single male preferred, Adults preferred. No talented. Exdtlng posi All benefits. Coll 647- level diversified posi wtth a beoutltol level ^ p e ts. Lease. 643- pets, no oppHonoes, 1 Hartford area. A must practice. Manchester Full or part time. Iwood. Century 21 maculate 7 phis room vardi A lot of hometor located hi great area. by September 1. Coll tion ot elementary 9137. tion for bright flexible Epstein Real Estate. toll dormered Cope In 8115,000. A llb r io cor. Security. 647-1365. level. Grades 3 and 4, office, WP. Dictaphone Temporary or perma person with good ty- the m oneyl 8229,900. ^tUDIO type. Portlyfur- 646-7864 dOVS, 667-4332 and real estate know D R IV E R Fuel oil. Class 11 647-8895.0______Redwood Farm s. 3bed- Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- Reotty, Inc. 649-0717. MANCHEST66. 5 room evenings. Ask for classroom enrltch- nent. Qood wages plng/wp skills. Moke rooms, firaplace, new nlshed. Working single ledge eseantlal. Heavy license required. De OPEN House. /Monches- 0917.______apartment, new cor- Chris. ment and pull out, Ren- pendable fuel oil deliv and benefits. Apply in travel arrangements, carpeting. Mbit condi male prefzrred. No zulll model. Math- diant contact. Excel- ter. Sunday July 36. M A N C H E S T E R . 8229,000. petlng, washer dryer ery east of river. Expe person some telex, telephone 1:00-4:00pm. 76 Flor tion! 83074100. Jackson pets. Leose. 643-2880. hook-ups, parking tor Science emphasis. Ct. lant salary. Sand re rienced only. Fulltime. poise. Congenial cor A Jackson Real Estate. Ansaldl built Raised ACCEPTING oppilca- teacher certification ence Street. Sporkllng, Ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2W .2. A v a ila b le August 1st. sume to Insurance and benef- Howsrd Johnson’s porate sales office. spacious throe bed 647-8400J______tlons tor quiet one bed 8570 plus uttlttles. 643- tbrhit rooulrod. Experlenoe Its. Call 647-9137. Brand new Glaston baths, 2 fireplaces. room apartment at I preferred. Competitive Legal Secretary 394 Tolland Tpke. room older style Co CIFFSIDE. Lots Of per- Family room. Eat-In bury Center. Full be lonial with much up- sonalltyll Unique 5 NO PA Y M EN TS Center Pork. No pets, salary and benefits. P. O. Box 288 f u l l Time Tellers Manchester, CT nefits. Call Hilary kitchen. lauiNby room. BUSINESS woman, non- needed. Connecticut dotlng and cool level condo at Forest Up to Z veers. Kiss vour fi referanees,ao utilities. smoker, no kids, no Call Coventry Public Manchester, CT 06040 Cutts. Business Per Martin school area. nancial dllllcultles ooodbva. Osposlt. 8M0 month. Schools at 742-6713 tOr Bank a Trust, Man 649-6220 tree-shaded yard. Of- Ridge, 6 rooms, 3 bed Owner. 643-4462. pets, seeks 5 room 1st chester Parkade of- sonnel Associates, 659- toredot 8127.900. Olrec- rooms, 2Vk baths, 1 Avoid foreclosure. Catch up 647-9387. floor apartment. Coun application. Send re- PART Time light house 3511. MANCHESfdA. ^ sole on lata eavmontssuchasfirst ram e and 3 references, flce. 647-5500.______ttons: East Center St., carport, lots of storage MANCHESf6A. duality try setting, utilities In keeping at Ct. /Motor space, unique layout by owner. Open House or second merteogs or even MANCHESTER. Beauti transcripts to :Pupil Lodge. Flexible hours. BAN K Tellers full time. If right onto Spruce St., eutstondlno credH card Mils. one bedroom, heat, hot cluded, 8N6. AlMlntor- Hundreds of readers turn you are Interested In a left onto Florence. offering lots ot verso- Sundoy 12-5. Lovely 3 water and all applian ful new 2 bedroom ested In being ond Stoff Support Ser W per hour to start for to Classified every day bedroom Ranch In Kaop vour homo froa and condo. Air, refrigera vices Department, 78 position with a future Century 21 Epstein tllltyl Private setting. cioar without liens. Bod ces biduded. Air condl- housemate. Desire 2 those qualified. Call searching for some par Swimming plus tennis. move In condition. tor, dishwasher, ml- Ripley Hill Rd., Coven 643-1555 for become a teller with Roal Estata Reel Estate. 647-8895.0 credit or Iota povment hls- tloned. Quiet. On bus bedroom, toll both llv- ticular Item. Will your od Reduced to 8149,900. Quiet convenient loca line. Idool tor middle- crovw ave etc. Coll 644- Ing quarters, will shore try, ct. 06238. EO E. appointment. the South Windsor EAST Hartford. Nice 7 tion. Aluminum siding, torv Is net a proMom. KIndIv be there? 643-2711. Bonk and Trust Co. We Jackson A Jackson call: aged and senior citi 2673 or 644-3313 living reom/kitchen. room Raised Ranch, new bathroom, new evenings. offer an excellent stort large living room for Reol Estate. 647-8400.D TIM Swiss zens. 8540. 347-5030. C all 643-V1I otter 1pm. m m carpets. Principles C O N D O 1 bedroom toft. 871-2467 eventngsj] ing salary, benefits and RMSAU mal dining room, 3 DEER Run. Fits the only. Offered at ConttrvotlvB Oroup M A N Z H B T B r i room ATTENTION: Retirees / Housewives a training program bedroom s, 3 ba bllllll Tho luxury of duplex In two tonally. Wall to wall carpeting, 8139,900.647-8735. 1-4SM 4M or appliances, carport, that will get you ofttoa throoms, fireplace, low maintenance and 1-454-13M 1W bathe and laundra. good start, if you en |oy All real estate advertised In large lower level fam the bonus of owning Security deposit and locuzzl, spiral stolr- working with people, the Manchester Herald Is ily room , nice treed lot. your own lend con be ILOTS/UMO retorenoes. Gas heat cose. Coll between 7am JUST A FEW HOURS are good with figures, fh# Fair Housino found of Lydoll Mfoods an d hot water. 8875 plus and Bsm. 647-8912. MardiaiHjjsB '*hleh mokes It A sk in g 8179,000. U 8i R RM8A1£ and have a profes Illegal to advertise any pref- Reotty. 643-3692.0 In AAonchestar. Imma- utitities. Coll 646-3K1. sional appearance cuolte I year old Nan Rontols ermoe, limitation or dlscrlm- S n o SUHTT room s, 1 F YOUR TIME... apply for this position MANCHESTER. 874,900. tucket Cope. 2 bed AAANCHESTER. 8W54B0. Inmion based on race, color, Enloy the pool, cabana New listing. Wooded bedroom 1st floor. between 9 and 5 re Iglon, sex or national rooms, m baths, 1st Heat Included. No pets. I8SBK» /Mondoy-Frlday ot* origin, or op. Intention to and exercise room acre lot In exirennely Can give you unlimited along with your two floor den, tolly op- 8575 month. IMmonthe 1033 John Fitch Blvd) •••■ •Nrenee, pllancod kitchen. desirable area of Man bedroom Condo In con chester. Ideal tor solar security required. Coll MANCHESTER. 7 room ANTIQUE whttes, lace, South Windsor or coll lln d t^ n w discrimination. 8146,500. Jackson A HNHENT Colonial Sbedroom. No linens, Novoho earning potential!! The Herald will net know- venient Manchester lo oriented Contempor Realty world Benolt- Muriel Marks at 289- Jackson Real Estate. / Frechette 646-7709. pets. 9166. UtNItles ex . btonkets, decorative 6061 tor on appoint odvertlse- cation. Coll now tor 647-8400.0______ary home. Sentry Real ROOMS, /Male or Female. m m t which Is In violation of details. Sentry Real Estate. 643-4060J1 Centrally located. Kit Ask tor Kevin.______tra. 526-6776 or 387-7191. accessories. Red ment. ♦ he law. Goose Form Antiquas, Set your own hours Estate. 643-4060.O N^MfER 3 bedroom cus- chen privlledges. Reas ^OLTON-“Malure per- BUVfcHNAAfcN! Hom« tom energy efficient onable. Apply at 9 son." tor nice 4 rooms, Goose Lone, teventrv. and earn extra from 81 (U repair). ranch. 2 baths, central IfTMENIfi W M ends 12 to 5. 749 Cottage Street, be- 1 bedroom, newer car- 9137. income while working CARPENTER Delinquent tax prop- W e B u y air. Inground pool and tween 9-4. _____ petbie,ivk baths, nice 2 cor gorago with stor potto, stone wall and R » a l E a t a M a ge loft. Otttrtd at I^^MALE preferred, klt- from home. Work at experienced In kitchen EAST Hartford prime lo (hen privileges, bus brook 1 Immediate oc NEWLY renovated. and bath remodeling. Need a quiofc sale end clos 8227400. Blanchard A cation. B-3 zoned 4 A 4 line. Evenings and cupancy 8475/month Close to l-Bf. 1st floor Rossetto. Coll tor ap suite avolloble. Rent your own pace on a Quality minded. Must SOUTHERN New Eng ing for rOlooetlon, divorce two family. Perfect tor w eekends o n ly 647- tocludes heat and hot jn u m m land classifleld ads settlement, ------debt- payments------or pointment today. Blan ofices. Many Improve 9013. water. 6494000. Includes utilities. 5» schedule that’s have tools and trans reach nearly SOO.OOQ.^'An alternative Investment? chard A Rossetto. “Mfe ments, Including down Y ROOMS, heat and hot square toet. Peterman S O F A a n d loveseot. portation. Top pay for G u a r a n t e e O u r stairs kitchen com- water. 3rd floor. Rent Butldlng Co. 649-94M. Brown and White tailor-made for.you. '!! 9®.""9cficut Wehavetheanewsrtoyour H ouses." 646-3482.0 striped. 8586.646-1678. right Individual. Full and Rhode Island. The proMemsI Call Bob at pletelv remodeled 2 lAPARTlRini^ and security deposit. m a R ^ R B Y R I T T room vdRNON. 2 family plus £ 6 f f e e table onJ end time year-round posi price tor a bosic 25 years ago. Blown-In Ifbripit 8375. 646-4412 to leoye office suite tocoted at In-law apartment. In s u a ltlo n In 1982, MS Akain Street near table (together or se- tion. *;|fr®o<*'»®nlyf70and AIMHO lU in , MC • n y g g e or 649-4838. Jeanne or Susan at ^ 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 today will appear In 75 news- Country setting. newer blower on fur 4 ROOMS. Heated, stove. North end redevelop porote) one Individual 202 East Conlar stroot Priced to sell with a 4 ROOM apartment, op- POPN^. For more In nace and newer WO References, loose, se plloncos, heat, hot wo- ment. Con be subdi gloss topped coffee ta and, begin the perfect job . formation call CloBsl- Manohoator, CT psotive cash flow. AM P service, /ksklng curity deposit. No pets. vided. Available Au ble. Also 4 wooden 649-5400 8189.900. Klernan ter, garage. Lease. choirs (together or se- f W , 643-2711 and ask 6 4 M 1 7 . 8199,000. Strano Real 1 cor parMne. 8510. 8575. Adults preferred. gu st 1st. A llbrto Realty, tor detalls.o Realty. 647-1147. Estate. 647-7653.0 64^3366. m e . Center Street. porote) tor 85 each. • « 44D4DT7e •vvra«.,a«av .. CP|l.7/I^N\6,6Vpnln«8,a i9'. TM CMS S M a ICAR8 RMSMf RR8ME FOR SALE HMMLE CMS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ENTERTAINMENT ccn- F O R S M i CMIPEn/ SATURDAY July 25,0om T R M i l B •IliSRSfSSSSKrtUiK, ttr. Medium Oak, oloss to 3pm. 01 Diane Drive, CHEVY Monza 78. Blue, doors, bron occtiita. Manchester. OLDS 47 Oelmont n . 425 R E L IA N T 1981, 2 dou r, POUR COVHNTRV PUOUC SCHOOLS sg5.6a-awi.______no body rot. Sunroof, engine. Running condl- CHEVY VAN 1979wlthalr om-fm cassette. $800. ImmKulate, 4 speed. S A T U R b A Y 7k M o rk - CLYDE SCRANTON *306- 443-95M. 443- conditioning. Am/fm 4 PIECE colonial living CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. CHRYSli* -PLYMOUTH 644-0223 o ffe r 5:30. Rusty Jones, drive Mcaetfe. Capfaln'a wood Lone (Keeney St., CNfIVSLCfV CXCCUTTVC VEHICLES 9305 e ven in g s. mm«a. i, n. I'S fflrS J 'i'S room sot. Brand now. to Gordm Grove.) M ic ROUTE 03, VERNON frolnguorontees $2000. chalra. Soto, Ice box. BosI o ffe r o ve r $100. AND SELECT USED CASS... 8*4|4»8 offer 4pm, rowave, Garden plus SOUC nNANCiNOon LESS1 C o ll 742-0746. Sam-5pm, Oipt. Nathan Hale School C o ll 525-7704. power tools, miscel tZButeknaga*. >6495 OLDS Omogo i^ . ouoi ^^aMorGooroe^^^^ Coventry Grammor School laneous fOmIture, flre- as O u f f s-10 XCab •6295 87 VOYAGER •15.595 Co vo^ y High School p lo ce Insert. OG. 83Skytaik4e. *4995 87 LeBARON CLYDE Inttmcyoes/ O. H. Robertson School IV/STERBI/ 0T9 Tufbe n m m a SATURDAY July 25th 0^. MCMrtty4*.«» *7295 *12.295 Rain or sMne. Lots of S4Skyhmk4*.«» *5995 87 PLY VOYAGER •15.895 SiMa"*"'*"- 87 RAMCHARQER PRE-OWNED CAR SALE T B IR O 79. M Ich e lln tire s. DOUBLE oven, self clothes, toys and 84 0MiCt«a4*. *7495 •17,595 MANY LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS AND MOST YAMAHA 84 dirt bikes. Seeled General Bid, will be recalvad hv uim *-----. housewares. 70 Pilgrim 85Ca«sHw4 SPORTS NFL No. 1 selections are starting to "sign up By Dove Goldberg The Associated Press That presumably now makes it Fame doors to open to Williams, ‘Catfish’ possible for the Super Bowl champion New York Giants to sign Ingram, the ByBv William ITotMKotM ______On Wednesday, Haywood Jeffires last pick of the first round and the third signed his contract. On Thursday, it was The.Associated Press wide receiver, presumably at some Ricky Nattlel. Can Mark Ingram be far figure just below $1.3 million. behind? COOPERSTOWN. N Y. - BiUy WllUams re “We’ve got time,” says General With N FL training camps opening Manager George Young of the Giants, members his last visit to the baseball Hall of Fame He daily, pro football’s version of the went looking for the scorecard that marked his 1 . 0 ^ whose rookies are due to report to domino theory is beginning to operate training camp in PleaMntiville. N.Y. on consecutive game and couldn’t find it. bringing with ft limited a rookie salary • nothing else in there about me. That was Monday. scale. Until a week ago, just two of the 28 “ We have the last pick in each round It. W ilU ^ s said. “ It was something that made me a first-rounders had signed — top pick part of the Hall of Fame. I finally asked about it and / and there’s been no sense in signing Vinny Testaverde, signed before the anyone before the salaries are set for the after an hour or so was told they had lost it.” draft by Tampa Bay and running back WilUams. the “ Sweet Swinger” from Whistler. Ala., higher picks in those rounds. That’s the D.J. Dozier, who signed July 6 with way things work these days." and the iron man of the C hica^ Cubs, won't have to Minnesota. The signing problems continue at the worry about his place in baseball’shouseof honor after Now there are 11 under contract, this weekend lA' top, with Bosworth the focus. He is including defensive end Reggie Rogers, seeking $9 million over seven years Neither will pitcher Jim “ Catfish” Hunter or third m the seventh player picked overall. He baseman Hay Dandridge. who join WilUams in being from the Seahawks with no progress signed with Detroit Friday for an reported for the last three weeks. e te i^ lly enshrined as the newest members of the Hall estimated $1.75 million over four years of Fame on Sunday. The highest unsigned pick is line and may lead to the signing of the five WilUams was named on 354 of the 413 ballots cast by backer Cornelius Bennett, No. 2. who defensive linemen selected after him. was set to sign with IndianapoUs. l^year members of the BasebaU Writers Association According to various sources, the of Amenca. Hunter received 315 votes, five more than But Colts owner Robert IrMy vetoed a other top picks were caught in a squeeze request by Bennett’s agent. Richard was necessary for induction. Dandridge was selected with the N FL Managnment Council by the veterans committee. ‘ !‘=T Woods, for a clause stipulating that ‘ t v pressuring teams to roll back rookie Bennett’s contract be upgraded to $l This usually serene viUage of 2.400 will sweU by 4 Mlaties and the Players Association thousands over the weekend as fans of the national more than Boswqrth signs for. Woods’ trying to get agents to hold the line. reasoning was that Bennett would have PMtime gather to witness the induction, catch In fact, most of the high picks remain glimpses of some of the game’s legends and see the been picked higher had he been.in the stalemated, waiting for Seattle to s i^ regular draft rather than opting for the Yankees and Braves tangle on Doubleday Field in the supplemental draft pick Brian Bos- annual Hall of Fame game on Monday. supplemental because he didn’t want to worth to break the lo^am. But the last play in Buffalo or Green Bay. “ l^ C T t b ^ say. You are now officially inducted into third of the the round is beginning to ^ s e ta ll s Hall of Fame,’ it’s final,” said WilUams. Agents and general managers assume come in with Mlaries that average that two other linebackers — 5like irao jokingly added; “ I know they keep track of the about the M m e as last year — some are plaques.” JunUn, picked No. 5 by Cleveland and higher, some are lower, and some are Shane Conlan, No. 8 by Buffalo — are WilUams. the National League’s Rookie of the Year about the Mme. in 1961. was voted into the hall in his sixth year on the i f - i waiting to see what Bosworth and It started a week ago when KanMs Bennett do. ballot. The left-handed hitting outfielder played 16 C^ty signed running pack Paul Palmer, Conlan, listed as the starter at left "I!*' Chicago and two years with the Oakland the 19th overall pick and the Seahawks outoide linebacker by the Bills, was i ^ I ^ c s , finishing his career with 426 home runs and a signed Tony Woods, their regular pick demoted ’Thursday by Coach Marv L ^ ^ lifetime batting average. He had five seasons with and the 18th overall choice. APplWtO APphMO becauM he hasn’t repented to camp. 30 or more homers and five times batted over 300 -Jim 'Catfish' Hunter (left) and Billy Nos. 20 through 23 have followed along including a league-leading .333 in 1972: Hall of Fame Sunday In ceremonies In Levy blamed Conlan’s agent, Brett Offensive lineman Bruce Armstrong, the New England Patriots’ Williams will be Inducted into baseball's with No. 25, San Francisco running back Senior, who alro negotiated Dozier’s WilUams held the National League recoid for Cooperstown, N.Y. Terrence Flagler and No. 27, Nattiel, a contract. No. 1 selection signed with the club Thursday. Armstrong was ronsecutive games with 1.117 untU Steve Garvey broke wide receiver taken by Denver. well-remembered for the got to the major leagues. That was my biggest dream. "H ere’s an agent holding Shane one of a number of No. 1 picks to sign in recent days. ^ mark in 1963 en mate to 1.207 straight gam es.’The bidding war he started when he left Oakland in 1974 and Nattiel signed for an estimated $1.3 Conlan hostage to Brian Bosworth and ^ p a r - o M WilUanns. now a batting coach with But, now I can My I came out of the cornfields and got evptuaUy signed with the New York Yankees for an million over four years the day after Cornelius Bennett," Levy Mid. “ He’s Chicago, played at least 161 games for eight to the Hall of Fame,” said Dandridge, who, along with done,” he said. Jerome Brown of Philadelphia, No. 9. estimated $2.85 miUion. won the Cy Young Award that Jeffires, got $1.36 nnillion from Houston, being very unfair to his client.” Conlan was chosen right after Rogers, consecutive years. * Hall of Famer Judy Johnson, was reganled as the which made him the first receiver Shawn Knight o f New Orleans, No. Il; year for the A ’s with a 25-12 record and an earned run finest third basemen ever to play in the Negro League. But Senior denies it. “ If I played that who was the first defensive lineman in Danny Noonan of Dallas, No. 12; John plaque, I would want it to average of 2.49. The 41-year-old right-hander pitched a picked in the draft when they took him at game, we’d go until October because M y BlUy Williams, for his consistency and durabiUty Roy Campanella, a fellow Negro Leaguer before the first ro()nd to sign, presumably Bom of Miami, No. 16 and Jason Buck of perfect game against the Minnesota Twins in 1968, the No. 20. that’s when those deals are going to get in the major leagues.’ ’ ’ he Mid. joining the Dodgers in 1948, once Mid Dandridge could opening the way for the others — Cincinnati, No. 17. Himter, who compiled a 224-166 record in 15 years in ^ **** American League in 46 years. have knocked even Brooks Robinson out of the lineup ^ big leagues, aim wanted to be remembered for ,u* *J?*.?*^***' ceremony. Also about seeing with his slick fielding. He also was a terror with a bat. trc HbII of Fam e," said Hunter, who now farms 600 dedication to his profession. In 22 years playing in the Negro, Mexican and minor awes in t o naUve Hertford. N.C.. Tve never been up I want them to remember Jim Hunter as the guy leagues, Dandrid^^ hit over .340. Moses says he’s as good as ever thwe and I d like to look at it. but with everything that’s Delgado retains pitched whenever the manager g o ^ on, I nnay not get a chance this year.” Dandridge was 31 when Jackie Robinson signed with w a ^ The ^ y who wanted to stay out there and the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1945 — just imung enough to By Robert Mlllward Nine years, nine months and nine the Worid Track and Field Cham Hunto Mid he would have extra incentive to return The Associated Press after his last om to West pitra, throw strikes and not offer excuses when he gave to Cooperstown now. p t his hopes up and just old enough to have t^ m days I , pionships, set for Rome in late up home runs,” Mid Hunter, who never played a game dashed. In 1949. with the Minneapolis Millers of the Tour leadership Germany’s HwaMBchmid, Moses August. For the 73-year^ld Dandridge. a longtime Negro in the minor leagues. American Association, the New Y oiit Giants farm BELFAST, Northern Ireland — came in second, as Harris ran a U ague star, selection to the Hall of Fame is "When you fall; you’ve got to get I ^ t e r , whom Oakland owner CharUe Finley club. Dandridge hit .382. ’The following year he hit .311 Edwin Moses says that alien a 47.|9, the fastest 400hurdles time in up anfi ttm again/’ he said. 'T got ni^mamed ‘’Catfish,” said the accmnplishment in m ajore^” **" “ever realizing a dream to play in the and was named the league’s most valuable player. DUON, France (AP) — France’s Regis Oere rum er stumbles, he has to get up the Wortd tUs year. over It ns soon as I picked m y ^ which h e ^ e s most pride is his five consecutive In 1951, Dandridge hit .324, but it was a young won the 23rd stage of the Tour de France men’s and run again. Which is exactly Since then, Moses has beaten up.” “ I ’m thankful I ’ll be able to see the Hall of Fame I cycling race Friday, but Pedro Delgado of Spain searons of winning 20 or nnore games. outfielder the Giants wanted. He’s in the Hall of Fame, what he’s dtoig. Harris twice, including in the U.S. always wanted to My I came out of the cornfields and retained the leader's yellow Jersey. Moses said bis form is at least as ...... too. His uoiiiename was Willie wiiiie mays.Mays. After 19 years adth 122 consecu national championships in San tive victories in the 400-meter Jose, Calif., last month, and talkml good as last year’s, when be won all H ie victory was the second time Clere had won 10 of his Grand Prix races, five a stage. hurdles he has stumbled twice in of starting a new winning streak. tim ef in less than « seconds. . This 139.5-mile stage from Saint Julien en the last 2W months, once literally. It got to five before Moses clipped Smooth-talking Jack Buck to be honored Sundav His competitors M y they see Genevois to Dijon, one of the slowest so far, came the final hurdle and fell while in the Moses Is also serving as a mentor ByBv R.B. Fallstrom __ k,. ^ ^ weaknesses in his once-unheatabie lead during a race in Paris July 10. high-profile job behind the mike look to life at the 18.6-mile mark when Dutchman Henk for his traveling companion, 23- The Associated Press ces Cardinals games for cable form. Amadou U a Ba of Senegal won. ^ for 34 years. And for that, be wiU be games on both television and radio, Lubberding of the Panasonic team attacked. year-old Butch Reynolds, whose television. But Moses Mys weakness is M the with Harris second. Mnored Sunday at Cooperstown. N Y turns 63 this summer. But he makes few Seven riders followed him—his teammate Eric time of 44.10 is tte fastest 400 — Jack Buck, in an empty Broadcasting sidekick Mike Shannon, eye of the beholder. "I had to be beaten eventually ^ n he becomes the llth broadcaster concessions to age. He e s t a t e s he logs meters ever at sea level. At Belfast, l ^ e r room at Busch Stadium houre Van Lancker, Frenchmen Jean-Qaude Leclercq, "There is nothing wrong with me and the fall in Paris happened when to re c to e tte Ford C. Frick Award. His player. Mys simply, about 250,000 miles in air travel eadi Reynolds beat a powerful fieM in b ^ r e game time, picks up a micro "H e’s the best there is. ” Frederic Brun and Regis a ere, Alfred Acher- or with my form ." Moses Mid after I WM running w ell," Moses raid. year. the infrequently run 300, although phone, props t o leg on a chair and n ^ e iM lI^ inscribed on a plaque in the Typically. Buck is humble about mann of Switzerland, Belgian Rudy P atiy and easily winning his speciality over “ It was probably my best race of Hall of Fame with the likes of Red he failed to better the world-best begins interviewing St. Louis Cardinals uunself. His annual schedule includes 190 Gerrie Knetemann of the Netherlands. another U.S. hurdler, ’Tranel Haw the year and I was looking for Baiter. Mel Allen. VIn Scully, Jack mark o f 31.70 held by countryman Manager Whitey Herzog. baseball games (if die Cardinals don’4 The main bunch was slow to respond, and the kins. in 48.10 seconds at an something like 47.5 or better." Brickhouse and Curt Gowdy "Anybody can M y ‘Twoon.twoout,’ ” Iffrk Bapti^. There are no flubs, no re-takes no make the playoffs or Worid Series). 30 breakaway group quickly opened up a three- international track meet in Belfast Moses holds the world record at He bM already been lionized by his ® * ‘len't football games and about 50 speaking The Belfast,'meet marked a awkward pauses. He’s makes It look as think I do. The best thing I have going for minute lead. Just as the eight riders had passed Wednesday. 47.02. Ba won the Paris race in «>“ «tltuency — baseball engagements. the famous "Red Flam e," a flag signifying about temporary p m in g for the two OMoth as Ossie Smith fielding a ground me is my longevity.” Olympic champion in 1976 and 48.80. A m ^can s, who are taking differ m d . fM s of St. louis. His delivery — relaxed a half-mile to go, G ere accelerated from the back When Buck got the job as Harry Such a TCheduIe, he Mys, leaves him 1984, Moses carried the longest The track in Paris was wet and ent paths to the Worid Champion ^ t h no trace of theatrics - has made of the group and surprised his rivals to win by adnning streak ever in a track event _^Wlth the pre-gome show completed, i ^ ? i ® 'vas for the * ***■ ^ro le , eight Moses raid be was momentarily ships to be held in Rome next him a welcome visitor to the homes of three seconds. into an early June meet in Madrid nM X turns to a reporter and asks with a his listeners. long haul. He was fired once, in 1959, to Children and five grandchildren. blinded by the reflection of the month. wink. “ Hard work. Isn’t it?” make room for Buddy Blattner, but he The leading riders in the main pack finished against Danny Harris, who had stadium and TV lighu as he “ I tUdn’t realize how good Jack was A child of the Depression, Buck grew While Moses prefers to stay in Clearly, far Jack Buck, it isn’t. At remembered not to burn his bridges and together almost three minutes behind, leaving the emerged since the Lm Angeles approached the hurdle. I got away from St. Louis and up in Ohio and held many Jobs, induding Europe, racing occasionally to least you'd never tUnk so listening to overall classification unchanged. Delgado leads Games as the hurdlerjnost llkMy to " I blinked and the hurdle was lost s ta n ^ listening to the other broadcas When riveter, painter, gas station attendant, prepare for Rome, Reynoto is him and watching Mm work. ^ a y left in 1970 for Chicago, he Ireland’s Stephen Roche by 21 seconds with break the string. in the glare. I didn’t see it." Moses ters, said former Cardinals relief paper boy. porter, night cook and baker. Jean-Francois Bernard of France third, four going home to Geveland witt a Buck has made hht.Jhigli-prresure,. became the star of the show. On a warm, clear night at said. "rest is best" philoeophy. pitcber.Al Hreboaky, arlia now annoim- He also found time to listen to minutes, IS seconds behind. Vallehermoso Indium, Harris fi He added that the fall had made Buck, who also broadcasts N FL ballgames. Moses, understands the younger nally did Just that...... no difference in his preparations for. man’s move. Sporuyn Brief S c o t e b o a r d Sports in B risf S c o r s b o a n I M o r l i pheduled for two garnet 8.09 — B. Moran; Phil Sullivan; B. Lulong Rodler Moriarty] Johnson; H. Murphy. A^nSoencer-Oavlln 79-73—192 JIM BrIIri 77-75-1S2 Ralctori’ Robinson Is charged Greater Ha’ ^ tearing apart S O t l l i a l l 8;I6 — B. Sullivan; L. Rlggot; S. 7975-153 league pitchi^of Mlognowskl; L. Whitlock Laurie Rbiker NiHanil Lngui muHs late, ia ache 8;23 — B. Flynn; B. Sander; A. Kim Bauer 2 2 - t n B m c I m JI Amtrlein Lngui muHi 14-9, are ho I m ! t*’*® weekend. The MB’s, Chevrette; D. Melton. Margaret Ward 2 2 - i n th J LS^iieKaidoT,*^"®*^^ Robinron of g l ^ t at 7: SOagainst MaUove Jeweler^ Karen PermeMl 273-153 and ^®” charged with two felony at Moriait, 8;37S. McForlone; R. Anderson; 2 7 7 - 153 MiliR. Atliwg K t® Newington on Chirtir Oik B. Leone; E. Wilson. Amy Read Rid 8tx 6. Mailnirt 4 Sunday foH •;46 — J. Morlorty; Thibodeau; . S S S S 5 n SS“' ""v '■ Nidiiiil LtigiM stMNlliigt Newington 1, ^ h ^ t*>® Newington Capitols at * * » Trio leads at rain-delayed Women’s Open By Tom Conovan Mets complete Tlw Anoclolod P rm ^ r e play was nuptaded by darkness Plainfleld Country Gub when United this year. She held the Urst-reund lead in F r l^ y and moved into a share of the States Golf Association officals called the Dinah Shore Gaaic with a 61, but lead i^th British Women’s Open cham- play at S: 25 p.m., EDT. Earlier play had skyrocketed to an 63 in the second round EDISON TOWNSHIP. N. J. - Fonner ^on Laura Davies In the 42nd U.S Astros’ sweep ch«npk)BB Amy Akott and JoAnne been suspended for one hour. 47 minutes and finished S3rd. Women’s Open. by lightning and heavy rain. earner rolled in Untie putts minutes There were still 27 players on the Garner bad completed mtM> Alcott. who won the Open in 19M. had when the rains came, and she moved birdies on Nos. 16 and 17 to go two under into a tie for the lead with a birdie at the par while Garner birdled the 16th. NL Roimilap par 4. No. 16 hole. She started the round Davies had shot a 2-under-par 70 2-over-par but moved into contention almost seven hours eariier and has a with a birdie at No. 2 and an eagle at the 36-hole total of 2-under-|>ar 142. par-5 No. 3. By The Associated Press Tour veterans Alcott. Garner and the other players who did not finish the Germain, who shared the opening- NEW YORK — Tim Teufel hit a three-run homer and round will resume play at 7 a.m. round lead with Bonnie Lauer at 66, nifo drove In four runs and Dave Magadan went 5-for-5 Saturday. briefly moved into a tie for the lead after Friday night, leading the New York Mets to 7-4 victory Alcott started the round at even par the rains with a birdie at the 12tb hole over the Houston Astros to complete a doubleheader and had five birdies and three bogeys in but she bogeyed No. 13 to sUp one behind sweep. the 17 holes she played. the leader. In the first game, Sid Fernandez pitched five-hitter Among those who did not finish, were Lauer was inconsistent in the second over for eight-plus innings and Len Dykstra hit a first-round co-leader Dot Germain who round. She moved to 5-under through run-scoring single to break a fifth-inning tie, leading a is at 1-undhr-par with five holes to play. seven holes, but lost six strokes to par 5-2 New York victory. After the’Second rounded is completed coming home and shot 4-over-par 76 In the second game, John Mitchell, 2-2, allowed four Saturday morning and the field is cut to capping it with consecutive bogeys oii runs and five hits in five innings. Jesse Orosco pitched the low 60 and ties, the third round is the final two holes . the final two innings his I4th save. scheduled to start at 10 a.m. Bob Knepper, 3-12, lost bis fourth in a row, allowing Ayako Okamoto. Jody Rosenthal and ’ ’My putter just wasn’t working as four runs on seven hits in three innings. 46-year-old Sandra Palmer were all one well as yesterday,’’ she said. Houston took a 2-6 lead in the first inning on shot behind the leaders after firing Uuer was tied with Gndy Rarick; consecutive two-out doubles by Denny Walling and second-round 72s and were at 143. Nancy Debbie Massey. Marcl Bozarth and Deb Glenn Davis and a single by Alan Ashby. Lopez, seeking her first Open victory, Richard at 145. Massey equaled the One-out singles by MooUe Wilson and Magadan and AP photo was at even par 144 after a round of 71. course record for women with a 69 early a sacrifice fly by Kevin McReynolds cut the lead to 2-1 Jim Rics (left) of the Red Sox winds up score on a hit by Dwight Evans In the Davies, a native of England, had five in the day. in the first. tangled up with Seattle catcher David first inning of Friday night’s game at birdies, one bogey and one double bogey In the third, Wilson walked, Magadan singled and Okamoto. the third-leading money Valle after Rice was tagged out trying to Fenway Park. The Red Sox won, 5-4. ' in a round that featured only 25 putts. one out later Teufel hit bis eighth home run. winner on the LPGA tour this year, had “ I’ll try to put blinkers on tomorrow Teufel’s sacrifice fly made it 5-2 in the fourth, but the four birdies, two bogeys and a double and we’ll see what happens.” said bogey. Astros followed with two runs in the fifth OB an RBI Davies, who was the leading money double by Bill Doran and an infield out by Davis. Bosox win while Yanks fall winner on the European women's tour Rosenthal, the No. 4 money leader Howard Johnson hit a solo honier in,tte sixth inning, . _ , . AP photo the past two years. " I am very pleased Started the round with three birdies in his 23rd, and Magadan hit an RBI single in the eighth to Laura Davies keeps an eye on her ball atter teeing off in the with my position it was not easy out the first six boles, but had three boeeys complete the scoring. By The Associated Press Ripken’s sacrifice fly that was there." the rest of the way to finish a par round. Eariier, Fernandez, 10-6, who had not won since June dropped by left fielder Bo Jackson p S i l w Op®" golf championship at 21, struck out seven and walked one. In his last four BOSTON — Don Baylor’ s sixth drove in the winning run in the Plainfield Country Club in Edison, N.J. Davies had a share of the Davies finished 11th in last year's U.S. Palmer, who won the Open in 1675. had AL Roiindap starts, he had three losses and a no-decision. The inning homer, his first in more than bottom of the eighth, extending lead at 2 under par after 36 holes. Women’s Open in Dayton. Ohio and has four birdies, two bogeys and a double played just once on the American tour bogey Astros led off the ninth with two singles off the a month, gave Boston a 5-4 victory Baltimore’s winning streak to 10 left-hander and Roger McDowell came on to get his over the Seattle Mariners Friday and a solo shot by Carlton Fisk games with a 3-l win over Kansas 13th save. night and kept the Red Sox from powered the last-place Chicago Q ty Friday night. Nolan Ryan, 4-12, lost his seventh straight decision, sinking 10 games under .500 for the White Sox to a 5-2 victory over the Kansas City’s Bud Black was Wnnn’8 hw maik allowing two runs on four hits in five-plus innings. first time in 11 years. first-place New York Yankees sailing along with a four-hit shutout Deal captures Festival gold Ryan, who has not won since June 12, has not Baylor hit the first pitch of the Friday night. before Baltimore rallied for three completed any of his 20 starts this season. He struck out inning from Lee Guetterman, 8-2, rons with the help of two Kansas By Barry Wllner The White Sox snapped a three- peees Open two and walked four. over the left field wall to break a 4-4 game losing streak and handed the G ty errors in the bottom of the The Associated Press ment. which the throwers didn’t In ice hockey, the West broke out have at Wade Stadium on the With the score tied 1-1 in the fifth. Bill Almon singled tie. It was his 15th homer of the Yankees their third straight defeat, eighth. Bv Horrv Atkins of Its record-setting scoring slump, with one out and was sacrificed to second by season and first since June 23. campus of Duke University. matching their longest losing string The Royals still have not allowed The Associated Press DURHAM, N.C. — Lance Deal getting three goals from Wally Fernandez, who set a team record with three sacrifices It gave the Red Sox a 44-52 record. of the season. “ I don’t like to make excuses,” Chapman and Mike deCarle in a 9-2 an earned run through 28 straight didn’t make a big deal about the in the game. Dykstra followed with a single to left, The last time they were 10 games l i n e s ' homer was his I6th and Deal said, ’’but we had to fight hard victory over the East. innings. All three runs Friday night G ^ N D BLANG, Mich. — Robert Wrenn shot a heat at the U.S. Olympic Festival scoring Almon. under .500 was July 30,1976, when thini in as many games and 9-undw-par 63 Friday to take a four-stroke iead Friday. for those warmup throws. They The Mets scored three unearned runs in the eighth off they were 44-54. were unearned and both runs in a The West scored seven goals in extended his hitting streak to 18 Competing in temperatures in the (officials) wanted it to be an reliever Larry Anderson. Keith Hernandez singled and Bruce Hurst, 11-6, allowed seven 2-1 loss Thursday night were rounds of the the the third perfod, tying a festival games, currently the longest in the unearned. 6600,000 Buick Open. 90s, Deal won the hammer throw, international-type competition, Darryl Strawberry doubled before first baseman hits, struck out seven and walked record and completely reversing its major leagues. Wrenn’s S^hole total of 16-under-par 128 was the the first track and field event at the and give us only two throws Davis hobbled L m Mazzilli’s grounder, allowing ' one as he tied Kansas City’s Bret fortunes. The team hadn’t scored a Floyd Bannister, 5-9, was the Tom Niedenfuer, who came in in b e s ^ ^ l e total on the PGA Tour this year. Brad festival. originally. There was a lot of Hernandez to score. Saberhagen for the American the eighth inning, picked up his hubbub.” goal in 142 minutes, 52 seconds, winner and Steve Trout, 0-2, suf Deal, 25, of Eugene, Ore., got off Shortstop Doran threw Gary Carter's grounder wide League iead with 11 complete fered his second straight defeat in second win in four decisions. Farr, Hardee 8 Classic. ®^ 'a** week’s being shut out twice. his best toss on his last of six The problem was caused by the of home as Strawberry scored and Johnson hit a games. as many starts since being ac who had allowed 11 of the last 14 Wrenn 28, a Tour rookie who earned a attempts. 239 feet, 9 inches. He did lack of a practice area, even though sacrifice fly. The Mariners had tied the game quired by the Yankees from the inherited runners, dropped to 3-3. ^munications degree from Wake Forest in it even though he didn’t have the one had been promised. The throw Davis led off the second inning with his 16th homer to 4-4 in the sixth when John ^ r is - Chicago Cubs. 1981, won tte io n Indonesia Open. But his best proper warmup and despite the ers wound up warming up on the give Houston a 1-0 lead. New York tied the score 1-1 in tensen doubled home Phil Bradley, Trout allowed five hits, walked nmsh in a PGA Tour event was a tie for ninth in the beat. main field. the third on Wally Backman’s two-out, RBI single. who had singled. Jim Presley then Rangers 6, Indians 3 I' i three and struck out three before D ^ l t Guaranty at Hattiesburg, Miss., in April “ I don’t know the secrets of how ’ ’Safety was our main concern ” DAILY singled, but left fielder Jim Rice leaving in the seventh inning. CLEVELAND (AP) — Petelnca- Wrenn s round of 63 included nine birdies. to beat It (the heat),’ ’ Deal said Deal said. Expos 3, Reds 2 threw out Christensen at home. viglia snapped an eighth-inning tie Green, the 1985 Buick Open champion, shot his after falling Just under four feet RENTALS Christensen, who collided with with a run-scoring double and Bob s e c r a ^ u ^ t i v e 66 for a two-round total of 132 short of the festival record he felt he Few events were held Friday from MONTREAL (A P) — Neal Heaton pitched a catpher Marc Sullivan, was helped Brower and Larry Parrish hit oyer ^ TJIl^yard, par-72 Warwick Hills Golf and rould beat. ’’But I ’m from the afternTOn, when temperatures ap six-hitter over 7 2-3 innings and drove in the winning off the field with a strained TIgari 6, Angels 3 two-run homers as the Texas country Club. North, and I ’m not used to the proached 100 degrees. But. at night run in the second Friday night, leading Montreal over ligament in his left knee. Rangers defeated the Cleveland DETROIT (A P) - Lou Whitaker _First-round leader Ed Dougherty, who shot a 64 heat.’’ M ®’*’®round gymnastics the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 and snapping the Expos’ Boston had scored three runs Indians 6-'3 Friday night. was held, as were gold medal with two outs in the fifth to take a 4-3 and Kirk Gibson sparked a three- ®®“ **®®'ey Jo<*ie Nor is he used to throwing without three-game losing streak. games in men’s field hockey and lead. Spike Owen singled, took run eighth inning with doubles, Steve Carlton, 5-9, walked Scott warming up in the right environ H t U i Heaton, 11-4, struck out a season-high nine and Fletcher, leading off the Ranger women’s soccer second on Ellis Burks’ two-out giving the Detroit Tigers a 6-3 t Dougherty, who started walked one, winning for the first time since June 23 and eighth. After Ruben Sierra the day with a one-stroke lead, had a 70. single and scored on a single by victory over the California Angels earning his fourth complete game. Tim Burke got Eric Friday night. grounded into a fielder’s choice. i Davis to ground out with men on first and second with Marty Barrett. Burks and Barrett Whitaker doubled home Mifce Incaviglia hit his looping line two outs in the eighth and then finished the game for his scored on Wade Boggs’ double. M*ke Reid, Gil Coles maintains Seniors lead Heath with the tie-breaking run to double to right field to score Sierra Knieger and Jay Haas were Also e n U e b le : ninth save. The Red Sox had settled for one TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) - run in the first when left fielder put the ligers up 4-3. Heath had and give the Rangers a 4-3 lead. another shot back at 136. Henning of South Africa. Affordable Doug Jones then came on to face England’s Nell Coles maintained Bradley and right fielder Chris reached second on a single and a Parrish, who hit the first pitch into ***®kigan native Dan Pohl and his lead and finished as the only Palmer and Henning moved into Week and Monthly Phillies 11, Breves 5 tensen threw runners out at home throwing error by losing pitcher defendmg Buick Open champion Ben Grenshaw player under par for the tourna a share of second place after Rental Ratee PHILADELPHIA (A P) — Mike Schmidt and Juan plate. Boggs, who had. singled, Chuck Finley, 2-4. the left field upper deck, for his 22nd led a group at 7-under 137. home run. ment Friday after a wind-blown inatching Coles’ 73. while Charles Samuel each drove in three runs Friday night, leading scored on Dwight Evans’ single on Tom Brookens reached first on an Jeff Russell, 4-1, picked up the Dewey Arnette, who tied a PGA Tour record s ^ n d round of the $240,000 Senior struggled for a 74. the Philadelphia Phillies to their third straight victory, which Christensen threw out Rice infield single and Gibson brought with eight consecutive birdies and finished the British Open at Turnberry’s Ailsa 646-0128 11-5 over the Atlanta Braves. to end the inning. ' Brookens and Whitaker home with victory with 1 2-3 scoreless in^ngs course. in relief. Dale Mohorcic pitched the nrstd round a stroke behind Dougherty carded a f•''P* his hopes Bruce Ruffin, 8-7, allowed five runs and 10 hits in 5 2-3 Seattle went on top in the third on a double to give the Tigers a 6-3 edge. last two innings for his 14th save. 1-over 72 and was at 6-under 136 after two rounds. Coles added a 3-over-par 73 to his innings. Relievers Michael Jackson and Jeff Calhoun a three-run homer by Donell Nixon, next in line and alone in fifth place Carlton became the seventh opening round of 66 to stand at allowed one hit each over the final 31-3 innings to help his first in the majors. Mike Henneman, 7-0, got the win ®^ '” ®J®*’ tlt'e except 1 « over after a second round 75. pitcher in major league history to the British Open, also was 138, along with 1-under-par 139 at the halfway the Phillies move above .500 for the first time this with three innings of one-hit relief. Player has already won the Senior Lynch Leasing start 700 games. The 42-year old Canadian Dave Biarr. mark. Two shots back were Arnold season. Champion- WhH* Sox 5, YankBM 2 left-hander yielded seven hits in 7 Palmer of the United States, Bob 426 W. CENTER STREET Jacluon and Calhoun each pitched 12-3 innings. 1-9 innings. Carlton has not won a C^taries of New %aland and Harold MANCHESTER Atlanta starter Rick Mahler, 6-9, took the loss, the CHICAGO (A P ) - Hot-hitting Orioles 3, Royals 1 game since June , going 0-5 in hia third straight for the Braves. Harold Baines’ three-run homer 20 i ‘ 6 O O I BALTIMORE (AP) - Cal I last six starts...... w«wwii t National Stare routed by SW - Ku.isa7^ri5;r •” ?■ ■■ . ' ■-';■« % lo2 ^ ' "**®‘ ®*** Wincbor in a m r V Sth Sfi“ f * P “ *” ®«»*Windsor ***« Manchester 102 ®i5 P “ ®* Waddell Field winners bracket affair. The Annerlcans are also u ™“ *" « » f l « t inning and Gare *?* one-sided decision. M r y Bnmhann and Brendan LeBlanc each shiaaed t w o h o n ^ a ^ winning pitcher Brian Morray aMed ?vf. • 'h s "r 4 •F Burm riSit^rSiyy^r^ *?’'* * powerful t ^ . I’ll be f . « « S S S ^ S e k “ “ NaUonal 4^ } » ' ■f « 4^,;.. * Si- Jet..-. * S " Defect caused si ®!S*tib &. s.mm Jackson’s death By Heldtn Lewis The Associated Press ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ » 4. . - ^ 4. 4. 4.4. • - Mereld phola by Toelw Paso basketball star John McEnroe of the United Stetee mekee a winning vollay at the night. Becker won in five grueling sate to give West Germany a I - ■ ‘*®“**' ■ *«” “ « • from birth . ^ in his heart and had nothing to do with cocaine, net aa he catchae Borle Becker of West Germany in the 2-0 lead in the beetthree-out-of-five Davis Cup tie. Play resumes a medical examiner said Friday. backcourt In their match at the Hartford Civie Center Friday today with the doubles match at noon. K **’ **"y * after collapsing at a benefit b M k e t ^ ^ preliminary autopsy showed be had used cocaine hours before, and that the drug could HsraM photo by I Manchester Legion’s Dave Price have been a contributing factor to the death. Windsor catcher Rob Silver looks at the touches home piate on a bases-ioaded ...... nwo OHVOr lOORB BI me United States in precarious position ground forlornly during their Zone Eight walK in the second inning as South voypty.Medical Examiner’s office, said game at MCC. Post 102 won, 12-1. The Assoctoted Press John would be coming out to play all or frH rt^ investigatira showed Jackson was bom with nothing.” Boiaiismall scana c a n raon mshis neartheart and an enlarged artery. I ■ ■ HARTFORD — Boris Becker out Becker was so right. lasted John McEnroe in a record- It was a war, a battle of attrition. It breaking nnarathon Davis Cup struggle began at 4:38 p.m. EDT and ended at s ala. ^ ***** Saturday and caused it to st^ - ’heating.^iaz------Legion whips South Windsor Friday night to give West Germany a 20 11:16 p.m. And Becker, at 10 nine years lead over the United States in their younger than McEnroe, emerged By Jim Tierney best-of-five-match relegation round victorious. know w ctly vdiat precipitated the heart a tu ^ series. Herald Sports Writer walk and moved to second on a Don Stanford to end the threat. It took McEnroe 80 minutes to win the J *n y Miller, an Lyr groundnut. Cheraik took third "It was a war out there,” Becker said. opening set, breaking Becker at love in Manchester brake the game open "He tried everything and I tried ««w o lo g is t who said the rare birth defect As the Manchester Ugion base on a wild pitch. After a strikeout by the 10th game. ®" eifihMun fifth inning everything.” d e!^ ****" difficult to detect before Jackson’s ball contingent enters the deep Bob Desmond, Rob Silver drew a Then came one of the longest sets in hi^lighted by Charter’s two-ran Becker needed six hours, 2S minutes stretch of its 40-game regular free pass. Silver stole second and recent Davis Cup play. Becker brake triple to deep left field. Others to down McEnroe 40, IS-IS, S-10, S-2,6-2. bv*lrt!!lSIIISiH^£ir*’'""r?!!**"® * *’*''*****" **«*««*«* Mason, it has shoum no signs of MMchester catcher Mike Charter knocking in runs during the frame McEnroe in the 15th game and was fatigue. tried to nail Silver and. in the The time, whidi includes an 18-minute serving for the set. But McEnroe brake - ? y :P * * ? * d *•»* if be were treating an athlete with *^*r® Pot Merritt, Doug Rizzuto, break after the third set, brake the Post 102, spearheaded by Scott ®P" Price. Infante was relieved back. r a , s ‘’*™‘''"®''®“ ®‘®“ ®'® American Davis Cup record of 6; 32 set In the 22nd game, Becker battled back comprtiSon*^“ *“ ’ ^ * * * P******* *® " * ^ ^'^®.u®S5 ®” e-hltter, upended midway through the inning by in 1982 when M c ^ r a e defeated Swed S ^th Windsor, - , in Zone Eight *?! assumed the lead for from love-40, eventually staving off five 12 1 t^ornlk. who was subsequently en’s Mats Wilander in St. Louis. •*®**“ Smlalek. the auction Friday night at Manchester relieved by Scott Shaw. set points to bold serve and pull even at y * ^ **” n ^ c a l examiner who conducted Uie DiVeso and Dave Price began In Friday’ s first match. West Ger Commu^ty College in a game Post collected l l hits and 11-11. On the first set point, the basketball star Len things with back-to-back singles 102 many’s Eric Jelen, rated about 90 places c a lM after 5% innings because of committed no errors. Charter had lineswoman called Becker’s serve a darkness. below Tim Mayotte in the computer fault. But umpire Claude Richard of SSilcIuS. °* '®*** ‘*®**’" ® perfect two hits and three RBIs while rankings, rallied for a 8-8,8-2, lO, 8-3,8-2 Manchester moves to 12-4-1 in the ^ n t single to load the bases France overruled and called it an ace. D in said Smialek phoned in the results last week Casey, Merritt, DiYeso, and Price victory. a>ne and lo-io-l overall. Manches a a n e r was hit by South Windsor each added two bits apiece. Price With one more victory. West Ger *“ **** “ ®** P’riday. The ter s next game is a Zone Eight “ If it wasn’t for me being out there, I r e p o r t ^ not be made available to the public until '®“ *‘ P®* Infante, also made the defensive gem of the many can retain a spot in the World don’t think we would have gotten that 4” ""® with Post W m e in center field in the last “ *«•** »* 6 against IW s first run. Aronson then drove Group next year and drop the Ameri overrule at love-40,” McEnroe said. “ I i^ n g , robbing Silver of extra Afield ** **'* ®®’’®®‘ *” cans into to zonal play. Only the 16 Just feel that those things wouldn’t have hBii?®.®!®®?** ™ " '*’'*•> ® base on bases and doubling up Bob Des nations in the World Group actually happened if it wasn’t for the things that Aronson, who was relieved by Pat J?i®"‘ ® Preeeeded to hit Jon mond at first. compete for the Davis Cup. happened to me in the past.” Maguire after the fifth Inning, gave Roe v^h a pitch to force in Joe Becker and Jelen will team up to p}ay w h a t o M t h n contribute to the athlete’s death. ® 'i;*®'* *™ “ wier down r a r jo i? «^ “ ’ ‘ a® Manchester .M A M CMBITBII n » — Roe 2b 1-1-0-1, Robert Seguso and Ken Flacb in Becker then pulled to deuce with two the third-base line. He walked eight ran Joe Cas^drove in the Inning’s Corev If 3-1-M- ” 0* epeclfy bow many hours elapsed Saturday’s doubles. On Sunday, the more powerful serves that McEnroe and struck out seven. final run with an RBI-single rtf *5 fi'M ' PfTsre lb 3-1-20, failed to return. Pw w w n a o cocaine use and Jackson’s death. He ruled RUzuto ph 1-00-1, Arlee e l 4-2-2-1, J. three-day battle will end with McEnroe He (Aronson) pitched a heckuva M te a d * ***® * ® r » taking on Jelen and Mayotte playing g l l m e . shortly before death because no game. Legion Coach Dave Mor- On the fourth set point. McEnroe Becker. *°*™* *" the athlete’s system. . IS®.?®®™ remained that way sailed a backhand long. The fifth set koi? 4*^®’" ***®*’ throwing the " I think this is going to be my sleeping TwWWiBeirwere intfeted on charges of delivery of ball well lately. If he can cut down point was saved when the left-hander’s extrin *!^ ?/*** Aronson » 2w n/n 2000, Sbovsr 2b place (tonight),” Becker said, noting cocaine in the case. Thelm a on the walks, he’ll be loo percent himself from a bases- "® *i«H Js 5b3000, OouolM oh backhand half-volley was wide. 1;*00, Chwwik ^ MOO, Lyr 2b Saturday’s doubles begin at noon. *®*!!Jf** ®* ■“ PPiying cocaine to more effective. That will coem with 1 «f»k * ®“*® *®"* *" ‘ he top of the 3 0 ^, .Pwmond ^lO O O , Stiver e In order to stay in toe World Group, The powerful German brrtce McEnroe *? Apodaca’slawyer. more experience.” Aronson got the first out by Hm M skste ky Tueasr '!? S !S V ® * ® - Tololt 20-1-10. the United States would have to win all at 15 in the 27th game, then held at love South Windsor Jumped on top of ^ M n g out pinch hitter Bob At bot».Runt-HRs-RBIs 2SS^*dJ2!^’ ’ «upplying three remaining matches. to take the second set. a set that took two Manchnter, - , in the top of the Sffii""d*®r Jf‘® «®;:^;J:» Eric Jelin of West Germany (bllows through with a forehand 1 0 ^™ “ ®" **’®" *n<*“ ced iwoncnttrer om flix—1H1-0 "It was a great win for Eric,” Becker hourA^38 minutes to play — 10 minutes on ball and are awaiting trial. s ^ n d in n i^ without benefit of a return In hla opening match agalnat Tim Mayotte of the United ^ V®/™""^* intoa foreeoutat « !)!!?*•; Cheraik (S). Show (5) and said « f Jelen’s surprising victory. “ It less toan it took Jelen and Mayotte to hit. Steve Cheraik drew a leadoff toe plate for the second out. Lyr glvet^ Afonren, Mooulre (4), and boosted our spirit quite a bit. But I knew play their entire match. Statae. Jelin came from behind to upeet Mayotte In five aeta. grounded out to shortstop Rob WP-Afoneoi»; LP-lnfonfe. iHaurhriitrr iirralii Post 102 nine walks by SW SPORTS — story on page 64 GERMANS LEAD Jelin, Becker outlast Mayotte and McEnroe ...page 55 No. 1 picks start to sign NFL clubs getting players in fold... page 49 Hall of Fame ranks increase Williams and Hunter to be enshrined... page 48 ^ ^ ” Sox triumph § as Yanks bow Mets sweep pair from Houston Astros ... page 53 0 9 Trio in lead at U.S. Open HmM photo by Tuotar I t a i n , thunder delay s e r v ic e — John McEnroe of the United States keeps his eyes 2nd round... page 52