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WASHINGTON (AP) - Even as he publicly defended his Supreme Court noininee, President Reagan gave a Cabinet member permission Friday to ask Douglas H. Ginsburg to withdraw from consideration because he had used marijuana. Ginsburg was non-committal when Education Secretary William Bennett told him that the fight was “ not winnable” and that staying in “ hurts the president,” accor^ng to Bennett’s spokesman, Loye Miller. Miller said Bennett told Reagan on Friday afternoon that it was essential that the nomination be withdrawn and that he was willing to give Ginsburg the message. “ Do what you think is right,” Miller quoted Reagan as responding. A senior White House offlcial later confirmed the account and said it would be best if Ginsburg stepped aside because it was a “ hopeless cause.” “ I don’t think any major conser­ vative organisaUon is going to be able to generate any grass- support for him. It would be best for him to step aside and let us get on vdth naming another nominee,” the. official said. And while Ginsburg “ was not persuaded” by Bennett’s call, the official said, “ something n ee^ to happen in the next 72 hours.” Earlier Friday, Reagan rejected senators’ suggestions that he with­ . ;.v /. draw the nomination and said Ginsburg’s admission of drug use in ■■ e£);;,v the 1960s and 1970s didn’t make him “ an addict.” Reagan said he was ■-■'I confident the nation would show compassion to a man who “ erred in HanM plHilo by Koo4 his youth.” GONE WITH THE WIND — The blocks of a 106-foot-long, 16*foot-hlgh According to Miller’s account, Bennett called Ginsburg about 4 wall that collapsed Friday morning at Spencer Street Plaza fill part of p.m., about an hour after speaking an unfinished building. High winds were blamed for the collapse. Story Tam to page t on page 3. Commission fires iiquor boss Kasmer’s lawyer outraged by action... page 3 -MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION ^ SNAFU by ■»««• B«al«t High winds topple wall on Spencer Street Ginsbui^ told to withdraw been officially decided who will rent the beams in place. The company Whs Chief Building Inspector Russell By Andrew J. Davis building once It is completed. and Nancy Concelman scheduled to install steel framing next Davidson said an inspector went to the Herald Reporters week, Roy said. site after the incid^t. but Davidson had Ede May LaPointe, secretary- Workers spent part of Friday after­ no report yet. He said he would not know treasurer for Royelton, said three stores Supreme Court nomination noon clearing debris and placing 2-by-4 if the town Building Department would No one was injured when most of the will occupy the building. 106-foot-long, 16-foot-high wall of a support beams 20 feet apart along the take any action until the inspection was CaatlnBed from page l Spencer Street building under construc­ remaining walls, said Peter Lindstone, completed. Mary L. Flore, manager of Blimpie’s. tion was blown over by strong, gusty project manager. He estimated It would “ Anything other than this wind, there said she was talking to a customer when to Reagan, and told the judge that winds Friday. be a month before the building could be wouldn’t be a problem,” Davidson said. the wall collapsed. Her front window contlnidng to seek the seat was “ not No one was at the site at Spencer repaired. ’The investigation will probably continue faces directly toward the collapsed west right.” Street Plaza when the accident occurred Mid-State Mason of West Hartford until the middle of next week, he said. wall of the building. finished putting up the building blocks Police, (Ire and emergency vehicles He said Ginsburg would be able to at 11:32 a.m.. said Alfred Roy, owner of “ It all came down at once,” she said. two months ago, said Sal Ganci Jr., arrived at the scene after the accident. withdraw “ gracefully” now but Royelton Corp.,the Hartford company "It just fell. A lot of kids hang around general manager of the company. He Police stayed at the scene to warn would not be able to do so later, constructing the building. ’The remain­ that building. It’s all that I thought of.” said the time lapse between the onlookers to stay away from the MiUer said. ■ ing three walls were left intact, he said. White House spokesman Marlin ’The National Weather Service re­ completion of the first phase of building building. Fiore added that herbuilding shook as Fitzwater said, “ Bennett called the ported wind gusts as high as 51 miles per ' and putting in steel supports was due to Royelton has already constructed though she was in the middle of an president this morning. 1 don’t r'jll hour in the Hartford area Friday. the shortage of steel on the market. three buildings at the plaza: Blimpie’s earthquake. know what he said.” “ I couldn’t believe it,” Roy said. “ But “ It’s just a fluky thing,” he said. “ As sandwich shop, DunMn Donuts and ‘"This whole building shook.” she said. “ We don’t discuss private phone I ’m glad no one got hurt. The hell with far as I know, all the precautions were Concepts Slender Center. ’The “ I thought it was this building going calls and we won’t in this case,” made. ’There’s no one to put the blame building under construction is owned by the wall.” down. I ’ll never go in there. Never.” Fitzwater said. ’The building did not have any sunoort on.” Geal Inc. of Hartford. Roy said it has not The department issued a state­ •Is this my first cold of the winter, or last ment late in the day saying the FBI cold of the.summer?” in its background checks of Gins­ burg for various government jobs Commission fires apparently never asked him whether he had used drugs. Coimccticat Weather Eariier, Reagan said Ginzburg’s J)*'. admission of drug use in the 1960s^ state iiquor boss and 1970s didn’t make him “ an DOUGLAS GINSBURG WILLIAM BENNETT IrC! , Ceatral. Islerior, Soslhwnt Isterior: addict,” and the president said he . . . non-committal . . . urges withdrawal Saturday, partly aunny. High around « . Wind west 15 was confident the nation would charged in bribe show compassion to a man who to M mph. Saturday night, mostly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. were asked,” Eastland said at a came after reporters sought his 'Sunday, mostly cloudy. High 45 to 50. “ erred in his youth.” comment on drug use allegations. . However, Sen. Arlen Specter, news conference. By Judd Everhart West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, partly sunny. Specter said on Friday, “ Yester­ R-Pa., said Ginsburg bad told Attorney General Edwin Meese The Associated Press High 49 to 50. Wind west 15 to 35 mph. Saturday night, m , who beads the Justice Depart­ day afternoon Judge Ginsburg met mostly cloudy. Low in the 30s. Sunday, mostly ploudy. senators he had used the Illegal with members of the Judiciary drug as recently as 1979, while a ment, was instrumental in bringing HAR’TFORD — The state Liquor Control Commis­ lUgh around 50. about Ginsburg’s nomination and Committee and sat down with me sion voted unanimously Friday to fire its executive Northwest Hills: Saturday, partly cloudy, a chance Harvard Law School professor. has defended him since his drug and the date given to me as the last director, Charles W. KasmEr, who was arrested this of (lurries. High 40 to 45. Wind west 10 to 20 mph. And criticism from conservative admission. date of use was 1979.” week on bribery charges. . 'Saturday night, mostly cloudy, lo w around 30. Sunday, senators mounted. Byrd, D-W.Va., who voted wUh In addition. Democratic Sen. Reagan appeared to be.paytog mostly cloudy. High 45 to 50. the majority in defeating previous The moved outraged Kasmer’s lawyer, Timothy C. Howell Heflin of said little attention to the advice of some nominee Robert H. Bork, said Moynahan. who called the action “ a conclusion that Ginaburg’s admission raised ques­ key senators that the nomination be reconsidered. Such suggestions Ginsburg himself “ should give he’s guilty.” tions of possible perjury if the very, very serious consideration" nominee Ued about drug use on came from Democratic Leader ’The firing “ undermines the presumption of inno­ */■ to withdrawing his name. Lottery Winnere previous government documents. Robert C. Byrd and from several cence” of his client and said he would be meeting with He pointed out the president and ;»y In response. Justice Department Republicans who had been ex­ Kasmer this weekend to discuss appealing the firing. his wife, Nancy, are outspoken spokesman Terry Eastland said pected to lead the charge for critics of drug use, and he said, But Gov. William A. O’Neill said that “ given the facts Connecticut dally Friday: 454. play Four 0733. that “ I have made a vigorous effort confirmation. “ What concerns me is the image a as presented, the commission’s decision to dismiss is Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday: U, 37,30,33,37,30. today to find out whether Douglas The president, asked whether the Supreme Court justice presents to proper.” He refused further comment. Ginsburg was ever asked about 41-yeaiM>ld federal appellate judge the young people this country. It Kasmer was arrested ’Thursday on one charge of drug use, whether on employment could be confirm ^, said, “ If wasn’t just a youthful indiscretion. forms related to government ser­ there’s any justice in Washington, bribe receiving and one charge of conspiracy to He did it as a law professor.” commit bribery. Officials allege that Kasmer accepted vice or in interviews conducted by he can.” AP photo Index the FBI or other Justice Depart­ Ginsburg acknowledged on On Capitol Hill, some of the two bribes in 1966, one of $500 and one of $1,000, to ment and White House officials. ’Thursday that he used marijuana Democrats who had opposed Bork arrange for liquor broker licenses. State authorities An 11-foot sturgeon weighing nearly Seattle's Lake Washington, whejre tales once in the 1960s and several times jumped to Ginsburg’s defense on say the bribes were filmed on video tape at a Hartford . 20 Local “ I have been unable to find any half a ton is the center of attraction In have long persisted of a huge, duck­ Advice------in the 1970s, an admission that the drug issue. restaurant. ’The described it as a operation. ^Automotive— . 40-41 Obituaries. evidence that any such questions eating “monster.” He is free on $25,000 bond, pending a Nov. 19 court Bellevue, Wash., Friday. The fish was B u s In M ------.11-13 Opinion. found dead Thursday, floating in Churches------. 10-17 Senior Citizens. appearance, during which he is expected to enter a Classified------.42-40 Sports------plea. C om ics------.30-39 U.a/Wor1d. Distraught man takes over jet, After a closed-door executive session, thee three- Connecticut — J5-7 Weskend Plus Magazine member commission emerged, convened a public Entertainment. _ 5 7 ______Pullout 21-36 meeting and voted to fire Kasmer effective imme­ *Monstei^ found dead in lake diately. There was no indication of whether the holds on pilot for 3V2 hours comnnlssion considered suspending Kasmer with or BELLEVUE, Wash. (A P) — An 11-foot sturgeon dose to 900 pounds and estimated it was born without pay. weighing nearly a half-ton has been found dead in somewhere around the turn of the century, said SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An grabbed a fire ax in the cockpit and he finally gave up.” In a letter to Kasmer, the commission appeared to Lake Washington, where tales have long persisted state Department of Fisheries spokesman Tony Maiutipslrr Hpralh “ emotionally distraught” man took threatened to kill Robertson while Paul Wing of Toronto, who had have made np its mind about his guilt. of a huge, duck-eating “ monster.” Floor. control of an Air Canada jetliner at making rambling denunds to be been waiting to board the plane “ Specifically, we And that the acceptance by you of Police found the fish floating at the north end of One of the largest freshwater fish in the world, U S P S 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 33 the airport Friday and held an ax to flown to London or Dublin and to when the hijack began, said he certain monies on July 7, 1986, and Aug. 6. 1986, at the lake on Thursday, said Officer Roger Heath of sturgeon are suction feeders that scoop up snails S spoke briefly to Robertson as he Penny M. Sleffert Publisher the idiot’s head before giving up his talk to the FBI, said airport Valle’s Steak House in Hartford to influence you in the King County’s marine patrol unit in suburban and small fish. They can grow to more than 1,000 walked from the plane at the end of siege 3V4 hours later, a spokesman spokesman Ron Wilson. discharge of your duties as executive director of this Kirkland. pounds and 20 feet but their mouths are not ShaMon Cohan structured to eat ducks, officials said. OsorB* T . CiMppeH said. At about 3:45 p.m.. Drake surren­ the ordeal. agency constitutes grounds for dismissal under state Matt Kramer, who operates Underwater Special­ EdKor Oompoaing Manager “ I said. ‘Good job, sir,’ and he The state sturgeon specialist, Gail Kreitman, said Robert H. Hubbard The man, identified as James dered peacefully to FBI agenU and personnel regulations (barring public officials from) ists Inc., hauled the fish out of the lake with his OenlM A. Robaiw said, "Thank you very much.’ He she doubts if there are many more like it left in the AdvpftWns Dlieotor Praaaroom Manager Barrett Drake. 37, of Fort Lauder­ police who had boarded the plane to ‘Engaging in any activity which is detrimental to the 59-foot dive boat. MwkF.AbraHI* Jaanna O. Fromarth dale, Fla., told investigators “ he negotiate for the Robertson’s re­ looked a little gray,” said Wing. best interests of the agency or of the state,” ’ the letter State fisheries officials determined it weighed lake. areulallon Manager In addition to the FBI, SWAT BMim w Manager was being ebased by the Mafia and lease. During the discussions, stated. teams had been called to the site in PubUihad dally axeapt Sunday and cartain hoSdaya by the wanted FBI protection,” said FBI Drake had stood with both hands on The letter, signed by Commission Chairman John F. case they had been needed to storm Manchaalar Pubbahlng Co.. IS Bralnard Plaea. ManohiMr. Special Agent Dick Held. “ There’s the ax and held it poised over the Healy and Commissioners David L. Snyder and Philip Conn. 0M40. Second daaa poauga paid at ^ c h i^ r, Coim. no indication that his statement is captain’s head. the plane. N. Costello Jr., also asks Kasmer to make an Poabnaalar Sand addraaa changaa to the Manchaalar Herald. ’"There’s a man in the cockpit true.” Robertson was unharmed. Held appointment with commission Assistant Director Short-term spending bill approved P.O. Sox 801. Manchaalar. Conn. 08040. said, but emotionally exhausted by with a fire ax over the head of the H you doni reoehe your Herald by 8 p.m. weekdeye or 7jS0 Drake raced aboard the Boeing Bonnie Carey “ to arrange to pick up your personal' action. The bill was sent to the a.m. Saturdays, plaaaa Mlaphona your carrier. Wyou-g iwabla 767 at 12:15 p.m. PST, shortly after the ordeal. pilot,” Wilson had said. WASHINGTON (AP) - The gua’s Contra rebels, which congres­ to reach your canter. caS aubacrlbar aarvlca at 847-SS48 by 8 “ He has threatened the life of the belongings.” sional backers said would ensure White House, where President it arrived at San Francisco Interna­ Barry Mawn, the agent in charge Kasmer was arrested in his office Thursday morning Senate on Friday approved a pilot if he doesn’t get th » plane,” Reagan is expected to sign it p.m. waakdays lor datbary In ManehaaMr. tional Airport and the passengers of the negotiations, said Drake short-term stopgap spending bill to the rebels are supplied with food, Suggsalad canlar rates are $1.80 wsakly, $7.70 for one said Wilson before the drama and immediately taken away by state troopers. He was ’The bill permits government had departed, officials said. He probably would be charged with air keep the government running into medicine and clothing while a month. $33.10 lor three months. $48.20 lor alx months and ended. “ He seems to be somewhat forced to leave his sports coat behind and, during Ontral American peace process programs to continue operating at $ ^4 0 lor one year. Senior cNtzan ralaa and mall ralaa are initially took the pilot, first officer piracy, and other charges would be arraignment in Hartford Superior Court, appeared December, while C!ongress and the avaSaMa on raquaat. ^ , considered. unstable. ’That’s all we can say, Reagan administration try to work unfolds. fiscal 1987 spending levels from and 10 flight attendants captive but only in sUrt and tie. To plaoa a daaslflad or diaplay adyamsamanl. or to rapoit a “ He was emotionally dis­ mentally unstable.” Without debate, the Senate ap­ next ’Tuesday, when the current § naarn hem. story or piclura Idaa. call 843-3711. omea hours are later ordered everyone except the His arrest was a byproduct of a federal bribery out their budget differences. traught,” Mawn said of Drake. Turpen said the man had rushed Included in the bill is $3.2 million proved the measure on a voice vote, short-term spending bill expires, 8a 0 sjn. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. ___ pilot, Capt. J. David Robertson, off investigation that resulted in the arrest of 45 taxpayers The Manchaalar Herald la a mambar ol the Aaaodal^ FTaaa. “ Initially he was tense, but as the aboard the plane, which was empty in new non-lethal aid (or Nicara­ a day after the House took similar until Dec. 16, the plane, said airport director — 10 in Connecticut and 35 in . tha Audit Bureau ol aiculatlona and the Now Bngland afternoon went on he became more of passengers, and grabbed an ax in Newspaper Association. Louis A. ’Turpen. During the siege, the man congenial and less threatening until the cockpit. Dentist’s Obitamtiee Local Nows in Brief He is survived by two sons. Home. 142 E. Center St., followed Rotemary J. Poulin William J. Farr and Thomas J. by a mass of Christian burial at 10 Gov. Ross Barnett, Rosemary J. Poulin, of 675 N. Farr, both of Manchester; three a.m. at St. James Church. Burial offM^ehit will be in St. Bridget Cemetery with Werfchoven to resign two posts Main St., died Friday at St. Francis sisters. Ms. Theresa M. Farr, Mrs. fought integration Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ Leonard (Lena) Eccellente and full military honors. Republican Director-elect Theunis "T erry" Werk- ford. She was the wife of Eugene J. Mrs. Robert (Ann) ’Turcotte, all of hoven has announced he will resign from the town s by fire l^ulin. Manchester; three grandchildren Stanley P. Myers JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Former Gov. Ross She was born in Hartford and and several nieces and nephews. Building Committee and the chairmanship of the Stanley P. Myers. 80, of Sims­ A fire broke out in the attic of a ' Barnett, whose last-ditch stand for segregation made lived in East Hartford for 21 years. ’Pie funeral will be Monday at Southwest Property Owners’ Association. bury, died Thursday at Holly Hill Werkhoven said Friday he was resigning from the dentist’s office on Spencer Street Mississippi a civil rights battlefield 25 years ago, died She lived in Manchester for the last 8; 15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Friday, causing damage to the roof two years. She was emplosred at Home, 142 E. Center St., followed Health Care in Simsbury- He was two posts to avoid any conflict of interest with his new Friday, his son said. the husband of Beatrice (Bor­ of the building and requiring the The 89-year-old Barnett, catapulted into the national Century Color Lab in East Hartford by a mass of Christian burial at 9 duties as director. deaux) Myers, and the brother of office to be closed for at least two spotlight when he sought to bar a black man from for 17 years. She was a member of a.m. at St. James Church. Burial Werkhoven has been on the Building Committee for Mrs. Mary Evans of Manchester. weeks. entering the University of Mississippi under a federal St. Rose Church in East Hartford, will be in St. James Cemetery. 20 years and chairman of the property owners Besides his wife and sister, he is Deputy Fire Chief Robert By- court orier, had been in declining health for a number and a member of the Daughters of Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 association for 15 years. survived by two sons, S. Paul Myers "M y association with the members of the committee cholskl said that the fire depart­ Isabella, Circle No. 472. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. of years. of West Suffield and Kenneth A. for 20 years has been most rewarding, and researching ment received a call at 2:28 p.m. His son, Ross Barnett Jr., said the elder Barnett died Besides her husband, she leaves Memorial donations may be that a fire had broken out at 162 her mother, Teresa C. Jepsen of made to tiie American Paritinson Myers of Simsbury; a daughter. and reviewing plans with the architects has been a at 5:30 p.m. at Doctor’s Hospital in Jackson. Mrs. Janice Kaplan of Suffield; two Spencer St., a one-floor converted "He just quit breathing,” his son said. "H e’d goneas East Hartford; a daughter. Celeste Disease Association, 147 E. 50th St., challenge," Werkhoven said. brothers, William Myers of Sims­ barn where Brian Bottaro, D.M.D. T. Vitlello of Hartford: th iw New York, N.Y. 10022; to the St. far as he could go, I guess. He’d been pretty weak the bury and Lawrence Myers of Blast has his practice. Bycholski said sisters, Ruth J. Poulin of Hartford, James School Foundation, 73 Park Unemployment level drops past few months.” Granby; another sister, Mrs. Helen firefighters arrived at the scene Eleanor J. Perry of East Hartford St., Manchester; or to the St. Barnett, who had promised "no school will be Wallace of Wethersfield, and five statewide claims for unemployment benefits two minutes later, and had the fire integrated while I am your governor,” had returned to and Mabel J. Poulin of East Elizabeth Health Center, 51 Apple- grandchildren. dropped in mid-October, to the lowest level since under control within 20 minutes. his private law practice after his 1960-64 term as Hartford’H a grandson, Nicholas E. gate Lane, East Hartford 06118. December, 1966, according to State Labor Commis­ Bycholski said Bottaro was work­ Vitlello of Hartford; and several The funeral will be Monday at governor, though he made an unsuccessful attempt to 9:15 a.m. at the Vincent Funeral sioner P. Joseph Peraro. Ciaims for the two weeks ing on a patient when a smoke regain office in 1967. nieces and nephews. Col. John R. Walah ending Oct. 17 came to a weekly average of 15,648. detector in the attic went off, and ’The funeral will be Monday at Home. $80 Hopmeadow St., Sims­ Although his administration was marked by major Retired U.S. Air Force Col. John bury, followed by a mass of Claims were 4.1 percent lower than two weeks earlier, smoke began coming through the industrialization achievements, Barnett was best 9:15 a.m. at the Newkirk and vents. Bottaro opened the door to R. Walsh, 70. of New Port Richey. Christian burial at,^10 a.m. in St. and 22.1 percent lower than during the same period a remembered for his role in the Ole Miss riots that Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ Fla., formerly of Manchester, died the attic, and tried unsuccessfully Mary’s Church, Simsbury. Burial year ago. occurred on Sept. 30, 1962, when James Meredith side Ave., East Hartford, followed at his home in Florida Nov. 6. He The Manchester office experienced a 6.6 percent to put out the fire with an by a mass of Christian burial at 10 will be in Center Cemetery. Sims­ sought to enroll at the Oxford campus. was the husband of Glenda (Dun­ bury. Calling hours are Sunday drop in the number of claims, compared vdth the extinguisher, Bycholski said. Bot­ After pressuring the Legislature to cloak him with a.m. at St. Rose Church, East taro, the patient, and two assistants can) Walsh. He was born in New from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. previous reporting period. iegal authority usually exercised by the state College Hartford. Burial will be In Rose Hill York City Feb. 22. 1917, and had evacuat^ the building. Memorial donations may be Board, Barnett set the stage for the last major Cemetery. Hill. Calling been a resident of Manchester for 19 The fire was confined to the attic, hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. made to the McLean Home Day­ confrontation over the issue of federal-government years before moving to Florit^a four care Center, care of Terri Dell, 75 Bycholski said. It destroyed the and 7 to 9 p.m. supremacy when he denied Meredith admission to the years ago. Great Pond Road, Simsbury; or to Calendars heating system and all the electri­ university for the 1962-63 school year. Memorial donations may be cal wiring in the attic. ’The fire also He retired from the Air Force the Simsbury Volunteer Ambu­ When Meredith and white federal marshals arrived made to the American Cancer after 24 years, and then worked as a caused holes in the roof, Bycholski Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ lance Association, P.O. Box 301. at the College Board office in Jackson during one personnel manager in the data Simsbury 06070.______' M anchester said. episode, Barnett deadpanned, "Which one of you is ford 06105. Bycholski said the fire started in computer center of ’Travelers Insu­ Meredith?” He confessed afterward that he had Monday either the heating system itself, or rance Co. in Hartford. He worked Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center rehearsed the line before Meredith arrived. Whopper of a shell in combustible materials near the Joseph W.N. Farr there for 13 years, retiring from the Later, a rag-tag army of segregationists assembled hearing room, 7 p.m. system. He said Chief John Rivosa Joseph W.N. Farr, 71, formerly of company in 1980. He was a member on historic register 'Diesday just off the campus when a group of federal marshals of the Retired Officers Association and Capt. Rudy Kissman are 42 Goodwin St., died Friday at an WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (A P) — Mental Health Council, Lincoln Center gold room, Harold photo by Kool escorted Meredith. ’They poured onto the campus when area convalesecnt home. He was and the American Association of investigating. the Highway Patrol guard forces were withdrawn from Don Watson is a shell collector' of 3:30 p.m. the husband of the late Ann Retired Persons. Hockanum River Park Committee, Lincoln Center the entrances, and in the subsequent rioting two people sorts. He only has one, but It’s a (Kominski) Farr, who died one Besides his wife, he is also gold room, 7:30 p.m, Wiring work were killed and hundreds injured. survived by three sons, Joseph R. whopper. It’s 20-feet tall. year ago Friday. Watson, a machinist for R.J. Wednesday Court denies The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals cited Barnett for He was born in Manchester on Walsh III of South Windsor, James Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Cliff Sander, on ladder, and Brian Bourgoin do electrical contempt of court for his part in the affair and he was M. Walsh of Weybridge Surrey, .Reynolds, owns a bright yellow, work at construction site of the Nassau Furniture Co. July 22, 1916, and had been a shell-shaped building that once hearing room, 7 p,m. assessed a penalty of $10,000 a day, plus jail. However, resident of town all his life. He was England, and Peter J. Walsh of Gerber appeal he never served the time or paid the fine, and the housed a Shell Oil Co. service Hmrsday showroom on Oakland Street Friday. a veteran of World War H. serving Fairfield; one daughter, Margaret Cheney National Historic District, probate court, station. In the early 1930s, hundreds charges finally were dropped in 1965. with the U S. Navy in the South Polkey of South Windsor; .three While in later years Barnett was reluctant to discuss of such shell-shap^ buildings were 4:45 p.m. A motion by Gerber Scientific Pacific as a member of the Hospital brothers, James Walsh of Clear­ Emergency Medical Services, Lincoln Center the federal-state confrontation because he said he built all over the country as Inc. to dismiss an appeal of a zone Corps on the U.S.S. LS’T876. He was water, Fla., Raymond Walsh of didn’t “ want to open up old wounds,” he claimed, promotional novelties, but few hearing room, 7 p.m. Mall builder confident change on its Spencer Street a co-owner and co-operator of the West Nyack, N.Y., and Martin "Generally speaking. I ’d do the same things again.” survive today. property has been denied in Hart­ former Farr’s Soda Shop in Man­ Walsh of Westbury. N.Y.; two Barnett was barred by la w from running for a second Because of its age, distipetive ford Superior Court, the company’s chester, and before retiring in 1976 sisters, Margaret Gaffney of Corn- Andover consecutive term in 1963. In 1967, he ran a poor fourth in mack, N.Y., and Mary McCarronof shape and rarity, Watson’s of town’s bond appeal attorney said Friday. he had been employed by the Pratt Winston-Salem shell has been Monday Gerber attorney ^ w a r d F. Spi- the democratic primary in a bid to regain the and Whitney division of United Fairfield; and six grandchildren. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office governorship. The funeral will be ’Tuesday at placed on the National Register of was filed, board members said they nella sought in August to have the Technologies Corp. He was a Historic Places. Building, 7:30 p.m. Despite Tuesday’s defeat of the appeal dismissed on the grounds His son said that funeral arrangements were parishioner of St. James Church. 9:15 a .m. from the Watkins Funeral Board of Fire Commissioners, Andover Firehouse, 8 Mall at Buckland Hills bonding considered the referendum bind- incomplete. ing. that the plaintiffs failed to deliver a p.m. referendum. Homart officials are copy of the appeal to the chairman confident about the future of the However, if Homart decides to fight the board’s decision, "it would of the Planning and Zoning Fire kills 5-year-old boy town’s appeal of Superior Court Commission. Bolton Judge John P. Maloney’s July 29 open up a whole new area of legal Spinella declined to comment on NEW LONDON (AP) — A 5-year-old mentally decision to bar the town from controversy,” Beck said. Monday The Economic Development why the motion was dismissed. retarded boy was killed Friday when fire swept Board of Fire Commissioners, Bolton Firehouse, 7 issuing $13 million in tax-increment Commission, which supports the In May, the Planning and Zoning through a two-story home in New London, authorities p.m. bonds. Commission approved changing Joseph LeDuc, a senior develop­ town’s appeal, discussed the appeal SNOW PLOWING Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 the zone on a 34-acre parcel from **Jonathan Gnandt was pulled from the fire by his ment director for the Homart at its Thursday meeting. p.m. Rural Residential and Business II father, but was unable to survive the 2:12 a.m. blaze, Development Co. of Chicago, said “ I realise that a referendum is a 'Rissdsy binding type of expression by the to Industrial. Gerber planned to said fire department Battalion Chief Edward L Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, 7:30 ’Tuesday night he was optimistic build a 100,000-foot complex on the about the appeal to the state voters,” said commission member Hslliscy. p.m. property. ’The father, Martin Gnandt, also pulled his 2-year-old Supreme Court. ’The appeal proba­ Phillip Harrison, "but when you ^ h e Thnraday have a vote that was so relatively ’The owners of the Town Line daughter from the blaze. Both were treated for smoke Board of Education, Bolton Center School library, bly won’t heard until January, Liquor package store, located just said Francis Dnimm, chief clerk close.. .1 think a legal opinion would inhalation. . . ^ ______7:30 p.m. north of the proposed complex, ’The family’s mother was at work and returned home n for the state Supreme and Apellate have some weight.” The bonding proposal was de­ appealed that decision in June in as Martin Gnandt, was pounding on neighbors doors courts. Hartford Superior Court. The Coventry LeDuc said he was encouraged feated by 205 votes, 6,382 to 6,177. seeking help, Hallisey said. owners, Gary E. Herman of Man­ Th6 fire was thought to have started in a refrigerator RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS when a motion filed at the Supreme The town’s appeal, filed Aug. 7, Monday chester and Michael E. Herman of Court Sept. 4 by bond foes asking states that Maloney misinterpreted motor, Hallisey said. The home had a smoke deb to r, Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office the Town Charter when he ruled Bolton, charged that the PZC failed but its battery appeared to be disconnected, Hallisey Building,. 7:30 p.m. the court to dismiss the appeal was to take into account the effects of Residential • Commercial • Industrial denied. Homart will continue to that town voters are part of the said. Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. legislative body in deciding the zone change on the neighboring Finance, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. support the appeal. properties. From Driveways to Large Lots Manchester attorney Bruce S. whether bonds should be issued. Tnesday On Sept. 11, a Hartford law firm Tbe Hermans rent the building in Two die In Bethany crash Human Services, Town Office Building. 9-10 a.m. Beck, who represents members of which Town Line Liquor is located Fully Insured — Free Estimates the Manchester Property Owners representing Homart filed a brief Fields Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. supporting the town’s appeal. ’The from Leone Brothers Associates, BETHANY (AP) - A 16-year^ld boy J Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Building, Association and filed the motion, the same company that owns the 19-year-old woman, both from Waterbunr, were k lll^ said ’Thursday that if the appeal brief stated that a referendum is 7:30 p.m. land on which Gerber wants to build Friday after their car hit a tree and split In half, state succeeds, he hopes the Board of required for approval of general CALL 643-2659 NOW! Ilinnday the complex. obligation bonds, paid off by Directors abides by the voters’ I ■ Youth soccer. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. taxpayers’ money, but a referen­ TTie Hermans’ attorney, William ’^’The driver*was William Dungun and his passenger Board of Education, Coventry HighSchool,7:30p.m. d ^ sion . " I would hope the new A. Roberto, could not be reached for was Wendy Van Dijk, state police said. board would go with the voters," dum does not apply to state Economic Development Commission, Town Office comment. Beck said. When the town’s appeal guidelines for tax-increment bonds. I Building. 8 p.m. Stamford-area doctor is facing state legislators Name sub Connecticat in Brief after us, Joly Judged unable to stand trial charges after abortion death told they should HARTFORD — A 29-year-old man whose murder she was 16 weeks pregnant, al­ HARTFORD (AP) - A dure to determine the age of the conviction was overturned has been judged incompe­ fetus, and the fetus was too large for though doctors at the hospital Stamford-area doctor has been determined that the uterus was 18 a?.*- rep says tent to stand trial again in the bludgeoning death of the charged by Connecticut authorities the safe administration of the type watch the bucks Bristol teen-ager. weeks to 19 weeks old, Pavis said. with improperly performing an of abortion used. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Corrigan issued the abortion that resulted in a woman’s In a dilation-and-curettage abor­ He said that generally abortions HAKTFORD (AP) — Legislators from around the Sam Gejdenson says his home state ruling Thursday in the case of Michael Joly, who was death, a state official said Friday. tion, the cervix, or opening to a of fetuses more than four months convicted In 1984 of the murder of Diane Mattel, 15, country were cautioned Friday that they need to do a of Connecticut, where the giant Dr. Hanan Rotem of Larchmont, woman’s uterus,' is expanded and old are not performed by dilation- better job of planning for the $80 billion they spend Trident nuclear submarines are three years earlier. N.Y., is scheduled to appear Nov. 17 the fetus is removed through and-curettage and are done In The girl’s body was found in a wooded area of Bristol. every year for such things as roads, prisons, colleges built, is not getting the recognition before the Medical Examining suction ora scraping process. In the hospitals. and other infrastructure projects. An autopsy report said she died from blows to the head abortion performed by Rotem, the it deserves. Board for charges related to an Pavis said New York state “ We have to learn not to just rely on a pork-barrel Tridents traditionally are named and neck from a blunt, heavy object. abortion he performed In his fetus was removed through scrap­ approach,” Nancy Kopp, a naember of the Maryland Joly’s conviction was overturned because of jury ing, Pavis said. medical licensing officials have after stated. There is an Ohio, Stamford office on April 29, 1988, been notified of the charges against House of Delegates, said at the annual nneeting of the Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Ala­ misconduct. A second trial ended in a mistrial In The woman’s uterus was perfo­ said David Pavis, head of the Rotem. National Conference of State Legislatures. bama, Alaska. Nevada, Tennessee December 1988. Division o f Medical Quality Assu­ rated and Rotem failed to properly She urged legislators to exercise more control over and Pennsylvania, but no USS Joly has been held In the Hartford Community rance in the state Department of control her bleeding, according to If the examining board finds that capital spending, rather than going along with Connecticut. Correctional Center for six years. Corrigan ordered Health Services. the state’s charges. the charges against Rotetn are whatever the executive branch of government wants. “ Connecticut resfaents are tre­ that Joly be taken to the Whiting Forensic Institute for The patient, a woman in her early. Pavis said the woman died later accurate, it “ can do anything from Legislatures, she said, should have “ at least as mendously proud of their role in the the criminally insane in Middletown. He is expected to 20s, died the same day from^ in the day in St. Joseph’s Hospital in dismissing the case to revoking his strong ... a hand as the executive branch.” Trident submarine program,” Gej­ be re-examinied in 18 months. complications, officials said. Stamford after amniotic fluid from license to anything in between,” Connecticut House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, denson said Friday in a letter to Rotem said Thursday that the her uterus leaked into her blood- Pavis said. D-New Haven, who is president of the NCSL, said the New London recount Is uneventful streain and traveled to her brain Navy Secretary James Webb. charges are “ preposterous.” He Pavis said police investigated the capital budget is 'often the “ underbelly” of state and lungs. “ The naming of a Trident after NEW LONDON — Some numbers changed but the said the woman’s death was caused case last year and found no reason budgeting, used to pay for projects that might not The state said Rotem didn’t have our state will recognize Connecti­ final outcome in all races remained the same after by a medical condition related to to bring criminal charges against survive the traditional budget process of hearings and cut’s unique contribution to our privileges at any hospital at the officials spent all day Friday recounting ballots cast in her pregnancy, not the dilation- Rotem. votes. time and his office was not nation’s entire submarine force.” Tuesday’s election for members of New London’s City and-curettage abortion. Connecticut pays for most capital projects by ’The submarines, each 18,750 tons equipped to handle a medical He added that “ there aren’t very Council, Board of Education and Board of Selectman. According to the charges filed by borrowing money through the sale of bonds. and nearly as long as two football emergency. many deaths due to abortion” in Master Moderator Dominic S. Piacenza ordered the the state, Rotem failed to adminis­ state Rep. Wilhelmlna Delco said her state has fields, are built exclusively by the Rotem said the woman told him Connecticut. recount after reports of discrepancies in final vote ter ultrasound prior to the proce­ traditionally operated on a pay-as-you-go basis, but Electric Boat Division of General tallies. In all. about a dozen discrepancies — ranging that bonding is likely to be used more, now that Texas Dynamic Corp. The main shipyard from one candidate m issing^ votes and another who voters havve appproved it in a recent referendum. is in Groton, Conn., with another got 18 more than cast — were discovered. Other errors The standing Texas approach to new projects, she major facility just north at Quonset State told to build horse complex said, has been “ if you don’t have the dollars, you don't included numbers being transposed from the voting . R.I. machine to the tally sheet and errors in addition. do it.” Giejdenson said the work of “ our seventies.” and other elaborate equestrian “ It was simply a case of human error,” City (Herk HARTFORD (AP) - The state of Also at Friday’s session. Gov: William A. O’Neill told friends and relatives” has “ paid off A final version of the report, vents. This spending was esti a a rk van Der Lyke said Friday. “ So much pressure is Connecticut is being encouraged to the convention of Connecticut’s strong economy and with the development of a nuclear which cost $48,000, is not e x p ^ e d mated at more than $1 million the put on people the night of the election to declare the get into the horse business by how the state had gone from being part of the route ballistic missile submarine that is until early December. Moquin said first year and $2.5 million by the winners that sometimes speed is morfe important than construction an elite horse show between New York and Boston to a state that puts a truly the envy of the free world.” Friday. The study was sponsored fifth year. accuracy.” complex that would cost taxpayers major emphasis on protmoting ftself. Navy Lt. Ken Ross said the between $20 million to $24 million. by the state agriculture, environ­ “ Now tourism is a multiblllion-dollar industry,” The report did not address the decision of naming Tridents and Ex-State official pays ethics fine Garnet Development Group Inc., mental protection and economic question of a locale for the complex, O’Neill said. other Navy ships is the responsibil­ a consulting firm in Cheshire, has development departments. More than 500 legislators were atfedning the A P photo but said that should be the next ity of the Navy secretary. HARTFORD — A former vice chairman of determined in a draft report that three^ay conference, which opened Thursday iii The Garnet Group said its pro­ step. A similar study commissioned Joe Holmes, director of the Flasher Submarine Memorial “ It’s a personal decision what he Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority has paid a the such an operation is economi­ posed complex would make money five years ago found that Newtown, Connecticut’s capital. wants to do,” Ross said. $200 fine for twice failing to disclose his interest in a cally feasible and would turn a Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire was to address the in its first year of operation and Granhy, Woodstock, East Haddam, and former crew memberof the World War II submarine, landfill company. conference Saturday on state and city relations. There are four unnamed Tridents profit. predicted that profits would exceed Storrs and Killingly should be raises the submarine's battle flag at the memorial in Milton Levine of Bloomfield paid the state Ethics Connecticut has more horses per Lawmakers were given a tour of the Mystic Seaport that are under construction. They $700,000 by the fifth year. considered as sites. Groton Friday. The memorial, background, is the can be named at any time, Ross Commission fine Thursday, according to commission square mile than any other state — and the U.S. Submarine Base in Groton Friday. It also pointed out that the state Support from the governor and said. Ten Tridents have been attorney Brenda Farrell. 60.000 over 5,000 square miles. Saturday’s agenda includes discussions on ethics for conning tower of the USS Flasher. The memorial is to be would realize a boost in tax state Bonding Commission is named, nine for various states and Commission members imposed the fine after lobb^sts, sales taxes on services and new car lemon ' Multipurpose, state-funded revenues and the economy would needed before a formal presenta­ rededicated Saturday. one for the late Sen. Henry “ Scoop” determining Levine violated the state ethics code by laws. equestrian centers are reported to benefit from spending by the class tion can be made to the legislature, Jackson, D-Wash. failing in 1983 and 1984tqinclude his landfill interest on be flourishing in New Jersey, of citizens attracted to horse shows probably by next spring. Ross said various politicians, a disclosure form he w m required to file. Pennsylvania, Virginia. California, The commission said Levine used poor judgment by state groups and citizens lobby for Oklahoma and . Condo village may raise its own flag failing to disclose his 20 percent interest in Blue Hills names of Tridents and other Navy "No one is in favor of it jiet” said Landfill Inc. vessels. Gabe Moquin, executive assistant tee. We’ve been advised by several big Town Councilman Anthony Vuoxw). who Politics plays a dominant role in to Agriculture Commissioner Ken­ ABSOLUTE VIDEO STRATFORD (AP) — Residents of a represents the Oronoque area. said he had Good news for Middletown callers state attorneys that it can be done. We’re the naming of Navy ships. Many neth Andersen. “ This is something large condominium village, disturbed by not beard of the secession discussions, but 200 West Center Street what they view as mistreatment by in a perfect position to have it done.” Trident names were derived from NEW BRITAIN — Middletown residents will soon be promoted by the Connecticut Horse he said the town has treated villagers the home states of high-ranking able to call Hartford toll free under a decision by state Council dating way back to the Stratford officials, say they’re so riled Oronoque Village is a 939-unit condomi­ “ like second-class citizens” in the past. officials involved in the Trident utility regulators. Manchester Ct. 647-8773 they may try to secede from the town. nium complex built in 1970 in the town’s About a year ago, the police department program. More than 54 percent of 17,514 telephone subscribers “ Of everyOiing we’ve asked for from North End. It allows no permanent denied villagers a bingo license, which the town, we’ve never gotten a thing,” residents under age 16. Heads of house­ Tennessee, the name of a Trident voted last summer in favor of the toll-free calling, the has since, been approved. Also, a few state Department of Public Utility Control said in a said John Hiompson, president of the holds must be over age 35. years ago, Oronoque was the only christened in December, is the decision dated Tuesday. New Releases Oronoque Village Condominium condominium complex in town that paid home state of Adm. Frank B. Kelso Association. The villagers maintain their own II. commander in chief of the U.S. It could be up to two years before the additional streets, which are private, and pay taxes for its trash pickup, Vuozzo said. The to ^ switching equipment is installed and other engineering The Hitchhiker Lethal Weapon ” We may file a letter to secede from the now picks up garbage once a week at the Atlantic Fleet, and his wife, who town of Stratford,” he said Thursday. to the town and the Oronoque Village Tax work completed. Southern New England Telephone Co. complex. was sponsor of the submarine. Project X Malone “ We’ve seriously discussed it in commit­ District. must report to state regulators in six months on progress of the project. Tinmen Making Mr. Right Creepshow 2 LAFAYETTE Lawmakers get tough on dogs River’s Suits challenge trash plant Three For the Road Hot child in the City ESCADRILLE HARTFORD — Two Democratic state senators said PRESTON (A P) — The trash-to-energy to decide on a location for the plant rests with Friday they would Introduce a bill next year aimed at plant planned for Preston has been challenged the local planning and zoning commission, not protecting the public from vicious dogs. in two suits filed this week in Superior Court. the state council; that the plant’s sponsors Monday Night Sens. Cornelius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, and ROGER M. NEGRO Northeast Utilities on Thursday filed suit, failed to properly notify an adjacent lan­ Anthony V. Avallone. D-New Haven, said they were Free one y%ar membership ! challenging a state law that requires it to buy downer of the project: and that the plant Football Special studying a Rhode Island law that allows a dog to be power from the plant. Also on Thursday, the would cause environmental problems. declared vldous and then set restrictions for owners of My Sincere Thanks Exp. 11/22/87 I town of FTeston filed suit challenging the NU’s lawsuit says the law would require its such animals. ^ ^ Connecticut Siting Council’s decision to issue customers to subsidize the Preston plant. The 75C Domestic Draft Among other things, the owner must carry a $10^000 for your Support with this coupon only. I a permit for the project. company estimated its customers would pay insurance policy and keep the dog in a six-foot-hign NU’s lawsuit is the first to question a 1983 an additional $105 million for Preston- FREE Pizza & More enclosure, under Rhode Island law. state law that requires utilities to pay a produced electricity that they would not have “ With new and distuihing reports being made of in the 1987 reduced, “ municipal” rate for power from to pay if NU produced the power. During the Game brutal attacks by dogs willing to fight to the death, we M.63 plus tax for member city-owned trash-to-energy planU. The law’s “ The decison to file suit was not easy to feel it is Important that Connecticut improve its lows Eiection. purpose was to encourage trash-to-energy make because we support the use of resource We cater to football widows! dealing with these animals.” said O’Leary, the Senate Mon thru Wed First one »t.63 plant construction. recovery plants as a solution to the state’s majority leader. , . , * Negro for Treasurer Committee • § The Department of Public Utility Control solid waste disposal problems,” said NU Bartender / Waitress & Cook positions now available “ We do not believe it is enough to simply put on the Anthony and Doioroa Pietrantonlo Second one 99

WASHINGTON (AP) - Unem­ NEW YORK (AP) — As the financial spotlight swung ployment edged up to 6 percent in away from the U.S. stock market in recent days to • October but payrolls surged by currency markets around the world, many Wall 1 550,000 jobs, indicating the econ­ Streeters were happy to see it go. omy was robust when the stock The relative calm that prevailed in stock trading for market plunged, the government most of the past week provided a respite from the said Friday. waves of selling that swept through the market last ll 1 While the 0.1 percent increase In month. 11 the jobless rate was its first move At the same time, however, many market MM up in 13 months, 415,000 more participants were leery of relaxing too much, or letting DOW JONFS AVI RA('.l N ovoinbri 6. I'lli/ Americans were working in Oc­ down their guards. The October crash raised a tober than in September when the bewildering array of questions that haven’t been HIGH 2.023.S4 ni' rate fell to 5.9 percent for the first answered yet. LOW 1,938.83 time since 1979, the Labor Depart­ "A sailor in a storm knows the alarming sensation of 1.959.05 i " ment said. losing one’s bearings.” observed Roberts. Salomon Jr. CLOSE Down 25.38 Payroll growth in October, a in a commentary for Salomon Brothers Inc. CHANGE four-year record, was more than ’’Stockholders are in the same predicament: Stock twice the average monthly gain prices, investor sentiment and the views of many over the past year. The unemploy­ market prognosticators have undergone radical 28 12 26 Nov. ment rate climbed only because of a changes in a short period.” jump of a half-million people, triple One view of the recent stability of stock prices holds AP graphic the normal monthly increase, in the that the market has finished playing its role for the labor force, those either holding moment in a world financial drama that continues to jobs or looking for them. unfold. “ The resurgence in the American F FLYERS RALLY FOR WIN Having sounded a warning, the market is now Markets are awash economy means that as employ­ presumed to be waiting for the full response of world ment prospects brighten, more financial leaders to trade and debt imbalances and the people are lured into the labor threat of recession. force,” said Richard Rahn, chief Another interpretation says that investors scared in contrary signals economist for the U.S. Chamber of themselves so thoroughly in the selling frenzy that they Commerce. “ The increase in the simply didn’t know what to do next. Some traders said the NYSE’s unemployment rate should not be Tentative hopes seem to have increased lately NEW YORK (AP) — Contrary in te rp re te d as a negative among market analysts and economists that a severe signals buffeted financial markets announcement unnerved investors who had come back into the development.” recession can be avoided. Friday, creating fresh uncertainty The percentage of all Americans “ We do not inevitably have — at least not yet — a that nudged the dollar to record market, persuading them to dump stocks in a late selloff. — including children but excluding classic cyclical bear market and a recession,” lows, blunted stock rallies abroad institutionalized people such as maintains Jeffrey Applegate, chief investment strate­ and yanked the Dow Jones average “ When the news came out that one of the catalysts to the crash prison inmates — holding jobs gist at E.F. Hutton & Co. down more than 26 points. continues to reach new highs Investors now. he said, are "awaiting action on lower As Wall Street wrapped up the would be coming back in force, the memory of Oct. 19 came back very almost every month. It climbed to a interest rates and fiscal readjustment from policy­ third week of business since the quickly,” said Jonathan Grove- record 62.1 percent in October, up makers in Washington, Tokyo and Bonn so that the Oct. 19 crash, analysts agreed that nearly a full percentage point from global economic expansion can proceed — and global the stock market remains vulnera­ man, head of equity trading at the New York Investment firm of a year ago. bull markets can recommence. ble to more turmoil, even if it shows Ladenburg, Thalmann k Co. All October figures are based on “ We anticipate that those actions will be forthcom­ some signs of stabilizing. surveys of households and business ing. But if they were easy in coming, they already “ People are queasy at the pres­ The NYSE also said it would keep abbreviated trading hours through payrolls taken the week before the would have happened.” ent time,” said Peter J. DaPuzzo, Wednesday, closing at 3:30 p.m. record 508-point drop in the Dow The market’s still-edgy state was evident in the manager of the retail equity group Jones industrial stocks index Oct. at Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. instead of the customary 4 p.m. Tlie performance over the past week of the Dow Jones 19. average of M industrials, which dropped 34.48 points to “ It’s an uneasy market and one that country’s biggest stock exchange has been operating on a curtailed Even so, both government and 1 9S9.05. takes time to settle in.” private economists used such ’ The New York Stock Exchange composite index lost The Dow Jones average, the schedule since the collapse. ' The tumbling dollar also alarmed terms as “ strong,” “ extraordinar­ 76 to 140.04; the American Stock Exchange market nation’s bMt-known stock barome­ ily strong” and “ impressive” to, value index fell 5.13 to 255.23. while the NASDAQ ter measuring the value of 30 some Wall Street investors and may have contributed to the late describe the first fourth-quarter composite index for the over-the-counter market rose blue-chip stocks, dropped 26.36 indicator of the economy’s basic points to close at 1,959.05, leaving it selloff, analysts said. By contrast. 3.10 to 326.40. ' healUi. Volume on the Big Board averaged 212.13 million with a net weekly loss of 34.48. Wall Street had greeted the weaker shares a day. down from 281.99 million the week before. Most broader market indexes dollar with a rally Thursday, “ The economy had a tremendous ^ V ' cji-i V'-: 3 sSa One source of optimism on the economic outlook is also fell, though the number of choosing to focus instead on the amount of momentum going into abundant evidence that output, employment and other gaining and losing issues traded Reagan administration’s commit­ the stock market crash and didn’t key forces were in strong shape when the financial were even on the New York Stock ment to lower interest rates. flinch in the face of it,” said Exchange, where volume totaled “ Those people assumed that Edward Yardeni, .chief economist crisis hit. j , .u m “ We’ve learned not to underestimate the resiliency 228.29 million shares. everthing the declining dollar will for Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. “ Consumer spending is driving of our economy,” said Edward Yardeni, economist at The value of all U.S. stocks fell by do is positive, totally ignoring the Prudential-Bacbe Securities. “ Obviously, if .stock $24.90 billion, according to the inflationary aspects,” said Alfred the economy. ’The key to that is prices continue to crash then we’d become more Wilshire Associates 5,000 Equity Goldman, a market analyst at the jobs, not stock prices. And the job market is very, very strong.” concerned about an imminent recession. Index. St. Louis investment brokerage "But we don’t believe the economy’s fundamentols Most of the loss in the Dow A.G. Edwards k Son Inc. “ The Of the 550,000 new payroU jobs in bullishness was oosing out of justify another crash.” .... average came in the last half hour October, 65,000 were on manufac­ Many job opportunities Analysts also note that the typical modem recession of trading after the NYSE an­ e v e r y j^ y ’s pores. ’That’s what turers’ assembly lines, raising to makes me nervous.” available with McDonald’s* has begun with the Federal Reserve tightening credit nounced it would relax restrictions 220,000 the growth in factory and interest rates rising under the pressure of next week on computer-assisted In foreign exchange markets, the employment since June. dollar hit new lows against the mounting business activity. program trading, a controversial Labor Statistics Comntissioner Inquire at locations below. Japanese yen and West German Today the circumstances are much different. technique that involves the simul­ Janet L. Norwood said payroll mark, the two most important Thanks in large part to the stock-market crash itself, taneous buying and selling of stocks employment rose last month in foreign currencies. interest rates have fallen sharply of late, and the Fed and stock index futures. more than 60 percent of the nation’s has been openly pursuing a policy of pumping money Program trading has been ac­ Earlier Friday, the dollar’s ero­ goods-produclng industries, a sec­ cused of causing wild swings in sion blunted rallies on foreign stock GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD into the system. tor left largely behind for most of Some skeptics argue that the drop in interest rates is stock prices and was a possible markets, notably in Tokyo, where the latest economic recovery. culprit in the market collapse that the key Nikkei 225-stock average merely a response to recessionary forces that may Business and hospital services era s^ a record 508 points from the shot sharply higher but fell back in ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: already have been set in motion — including a drop in provided 150,000 of the new jobsand Dow average and $500 billion from late trading, closing at 22,795.02, up consumer confidence in the wake of the stock-market retail trade added another 70,000. 46 West Center St. 1221 Tolland T^k. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Ufayette, ! SqmSquare the value of U.S. stocks Oct. 19. 165.37. collapse. * .... Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. " n Execs from Stamford helping Investors’ Highlights G uide of the week poor South African businesses W illiam A. D oyle STAMFORD (AP) — In racially enterprises for 22 years. we are doing is constructing .1 troubled South Africa, a white The South Africa program is something to help the black econ­ By The Associated Press Iklyiik businessman entered a black neigh­ different because it’s the first omy. Until they can managethings, borhood for the first time to help a attempt into that war-tom area, it’s not going to be that easy to fill ■ The dollar continued to plunge to record lows businessman with his struggling and the white executives are from the role one day they’ll have to fill.” against other currencies while stock prices were company. South Africa, not the United States. lESC-South Africa began with a No rule against more stable. The ^ sit was part of a new lESC selected volunteers from $66,000 project grant from the ■ The nation's civilian Jobiess rate edged up to program developed by Stamford- South Africa in order to cut costs, United.States Agency for Interna­ 6.0 percent in October — the first increase in 13 based International Executive Ser­ but also because people in South tional Development in cooperation IRA withdrawal months — despite the creation of more than vice Corps. Called lESC-South Africa "know the customs and with the USAID Mission I^ toria . 500.000 jobs and significant growth in Africa, theprogram’sgoal is to help hazards involved," said lESC Pres­ The eventual goal is to have a manufacturing employment, the government struggling black businesses by ident Thomas S. Carroll. Carroll self-supporting agency from local QUESTION: My individual retirement account is said. hooking them up with volunteer went to South Africa a year ago to contrilmtlons. When a board of with a brokerage firm. It is a self-directed IRA and is ■ Factory orders increased 1.1 percent during white businessmen who will share determine whether there was a directors is put together, it will invested in stocks, bpnds and a mon^y-niarket mutual September, while construction spending jumped Roanrie Robbins' Joan Sleverts their expertise. need for such a program. Hallock eventually decide on a fee per fund. - Y • Mary Anderson Maiy Michaud 1.5 percent, the government said. "There was one man who had spent the first six months of this project. ■ The Treasury sold $23.79 billion in three-year When I retire and begin making withdrawals from spent his life repairing auto bodies year in South Africa setting the lESC did not ask the govern­ the IRA, I plan to request that the stock certificates be notes, 10-year notes and 30-year bonds in its who helped another man struggling program up. ment’s permission to set up the quarterly refinancing auction. issued in my name and that enough of the .m oney. SBM names assistant treasurers to develop a business, and because Since the program began in April, project, and the volunteer business­ market mutiul funds be redeemed so I can pay income ■ The nation’s largest general retailers 55 projects have been started with men did not seem concerned about of the many things they had in tax on the entire withdrawals. courses at the University of Ha/t- reported sluggish October sales, although about 100 volunteers, Hallock said. the politics there, Carroll said. Four Savings Bank of Manches­ .American Institute of' Banking common, they didn’t talk politics or By doing things that way, I will hold on to the high ford and has completed Savings experts said the stock market collapse bad little black and white,’’ said Hal Hallock, Hie volunteer executives have "What we want to do is help build ter employees have been promoted . cqurse work and is a member of the dividend paying stocks without having to sell them and Bank Life Insurance courhe work. effect on the trend. a retired American executive who helped all Idnds of businesses, a black middle class because the to assistant treasurers, according' Association of Sayings Bank repurchase the same stocks. Sleverts has been with SBM for 17 ■ Automakers reported flat sales for U.S.-built helped set up the program. including banks, a dressmaker, a middle class is the best prospect for I n . SBM president William. R. - Women of Connecticut. . . Is this permissible? •- Michaud joined the bank in 1977- years,'joining the bank in 1970 as a cars in late October, indicating little Immediate Hallock, who was lESC director supermarket and printing com­ political stability and solution to the iJoimsbn. They are Mary M. Ander- teller. She nhs served as the'hdad impact on domestic car buyers. of operations in Morocco, is now pany. lESC has offices in Cape­ aggrieved situation there,” Carroll 'ron^of Vernon, Mary Michaud of as a teller and in.. 1979 becam e teller at the bank’s main offic*, ■ General Motors Corp. announced it would living in Vermont. town, Johannesburg and Durban. said. ANSWER: There are no federal rules against it. But Ashford, Roanne D. Robbins of manager of the Ashford office. She cut nearly 6,400 jobs at two plants in the United managed the Spencer Street office IE8C has been sending retired "People in the United States have “ The need is greater there than ' you might have problems with some brokerage firms. Manchester and Joan P. Sieverb of has managed the .Tolland branch States and Canada due to sluggish car sales. and currently manages the bank’s American executives to underdeve­ a rather erroneous impression of the Third World countries,” Hal­ IRA rules permit you to take withdrawals bycheck Hebron. All four are managers of office.since March 1988 when it was ■ Brasil and its creditor banks worldwide Hartford .Road office. She has loped countries to private South Africa," Hallock said. "What lock said. or "in kind.” The latter means the assets now in the SBM branch offices. opened.' Michaud has coiiipleted reached a short-term agreement that ends completed AIB and SBLI courses IRA, which is a trusteeship, would be transferred to Anderson joined the bank in 1973 . AIB and SBU. courses ancl has Brazil’s nine-month moratorium on debt as a teller and later was bead teller' pursued' banking-related under­ , and is a member of the Association payments. your direct ownership. of Savings Bank Women oj To accomplish what you hpve in mind, instruct your at the main office oh Main Street. . graduate studies. She was recently ■ The United States and Mexico signed a trade Connecticut Judge throws out Xerox age suit broker to withdraw X number of shares of stock from She has managed several branch elected to the Hockyllle Chamber of agreement that sets up a new mechanism for your IRA and have those shares registered in your 'offices and is currently at. the Commerce board of directors. resolving trade spats and calls for fresh NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A federal Lechner's ruling means each bank’s Burr Comers office, where Robbins joined thdbank in 1971 as 1933. name. Sir Edmund Hillary and his party discussions of more thorny issues. judge has ruled 1,32SL former It was filed by four men who ex-employee will have to file suit she has been manager for almost a teller and has managed the Nbrth That can be done. However, a number of brokerages reached the summit of Mount ■ The Texas Supreme Court affirmed Pennsoil employees of Xerox Corp. cannot worked for the company in New individually, but it did not decide three years. She has completi^ End office for almost nine years. refuse to handle things that way and have in-house Everest in 1953. Co.’s $10.3 billion judgment against Texaco Inc. sue the company as a group for age Jersey and New York for at least 10 the outcome for the 13 lead Savings Bank Lif* Insurance and She has pursued undergraduate ■ Henley Group Inc. offered to buy Santa Fe rules saying they will pay IRA withdrawals only by discrimination. years before they were laid off in plaintiffs. Lawyers for the former check. The obvious reason is that those brokerages Southern Pacific Co. for $63 a share, or about In a 7S-page decision filed late 1931. Nine other plaintiffs were workers have said decertification want to collect commissions on the sale of stocks to $9.94 billion, but Olympia k York Developments Thursday, U.S. District Judge added, and in 1933, more than 1,300 would be a major setback. Ltd. indicated it may match or surpass that bid. provide money for IRA withdrawals and, perhaps, Alfred J. Lechner granted Xerox’s joined after being solicited in a One of their attorneys, Alan S. additional commissions when that money is motion to decertify the case as a mailing. Weitz in Washington, said Friday reinvested. A MANCHESTER HERALD class-action. Another judge had granted condi­ he had not read the opinion and If you run into that roadblock, you can get around-it. The 4-year-old suit, which both tional class certification. If the could not comment. But Weitz said Check with a number of brokerages until you find one sides said was the nation’s largest plaintiffs had maintained the class he and fellow attorneys would willing to allow IRA withdrawals in shares of stock. ' HONOR CARRIER Borrowing is up such case, charged that the Stam­ certification and had the case discuss whether to appeal. Then move your IRA to the more cooperative ford, Conn.-bas^ company had a structured as they wanted, the In essence, Lechner found the brokerage through a trustee-to-trustee transfer. campaign to replace older workers burden would have been on Xerox 1,325 plaintiffs did not have enough I suggest you ask your present broker, now, if his on cars, cards with younger, less experienced and to prove each individual was not in common to justify class-action firm will allow you to take your IRA withdrawals in lower-paid employees from 1930 to discriminated against. status. shares of stock. If the answer is negative, line up The Manchester Herald another brokerage and shift your IRA well in advance of your retirement. WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans, borrowing is proud to name heavily to purchase new cars, took out $6.06 billion in Christopher Parkman to our credit in September for the biggest increase in a year, s^/News, Sports, Features and QUESTION: The Tax Reform Act of 1986 prohibiU the government said Friday. anyone who is "covered by another retirement plan list of Honor Carriers. The Federal Reserve said consumer debt rose at an from making annual tax-deductible contributions to an annual rate of 12.2 percent in September and was the McDonald's® tool IRA if his or her adjusted gross income exceeds $35,000 Selected for his exceptional r L largest advance since a $7.6 billion rise in credit in a year — $50,000 for a married couple filing joint service, collections and September 1986. Both months were heavily influenced Become a New Manchester Herald Sub-1 federal income tax returns. by car sales spurred by dealer incentive programs. scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and How about a retiree collecting both a pension from sales, as well as his Consumer credit rose $5 billion in August. his former employer’s retirement plan and Social Automobile loans climbed at an annual rate of 15.3 we'll send you-a $5.00 book of Mc­ Security benefits? If he earns at least $2,000 from a enthusiasm, Chris is an percent in September, rising by $3.24 billion following a Donald’s* Gift Certificates to use at any| part-time job. can he put $2,000 in an IRA and deduct $3.03 billion August gain. the $2,000 on his 1987 income tax return? excellent choice for this ^McDonald's* loc'atlon. Don't waltl Consumers also borrowed heavily on their credit month’s Honor Carrier. cards, boosting this category of debt by $2.02 billion in ANSWER’ Sure. The prohibition on making September, almost double the $1.09 billion August tax-deductible IRA contributions appUes to taxpayers Chris is reliable and friendly increase. Credit card debt rose at an annual rate of 17.4 who earn either $35,000 or $50,000 from employment. and his customers call or I v in s ' percent, the largest advance since April 1966. Fill Out the Couponr below. Mall or drop off to the Pension and SS benefits don’t count in calculating that The category that includes cash loans from banks Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 number. • stop by to let us know: how that are not secured by real estate rose $390 million in If you're retired and earning $2,000 .or more from September, compared with a $1.04 - billion August part-time work, you’re permitted to make a $2 ,^ wonderful he Is. We ere increase. Loans for mobile homes fell by $95 million ranual tax-deductible IRA contribution. If you re foliowing a $165 million August decline. I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 earning less than $2,000 a year, you can put everything pleased to give Chris a *100 For the July-September period, total consumer debt weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald's* Gift Certificates. you earn from employment into an IRA — again, Scholarship bond tp help - was climbing at an annual rate of 9.3 percent, a tax-deductible...... substantial pickup from a 3.5 percent increase in the Name------!______You can, that is. until the year you reach W A . At that further his education^ first six months of the year. point, you can’t make annual tax-deductible IRA contributions.. , ^ ^ ^ However, economists said all of these figures reflect Address______economic conditions before the record declines in'the Phone------stock market in October. Many analysts are predicting S One Per Femifr • New Mukteilbtn Onty WUHam A. Doyle. oigm4lcote*cMiiniMot.wde ^ c6hgi;aiai$ildn$ Christ 6h a lob wall done! that jittery consumers worried about the future will cut — ||„.rtT-- but he e u provide oMwero oMy back on their spending and borrowing in coming Coupon book mailed upon receipt of payment for a 13-waek aubacrlptlon. throaeh Ihe coIo im - WkHe $e Deyle In ear* months. Mucheoter Herald, P-O- Bex$91. Maacheoler 33949. The. various changes in September left total consumer debt at a seasonally adjusted $602.2 billion...... ■______^’resident’s transition funds open to abuse team raised at least 91.3 mlllim in The effect of fenr in obvious, i^ ile WASHINGTON - private funds. It’s impossible to lu ^ education provides “a framwork for Most Americans proba­ if any of the donors iater joined me raUonaliy changing aexuai betav- bly figure a presidential admhiiistration. ior," Rutherford toid our reporter “transition” involves The Senate committee chairman, Jennifer Smith. Using frown Wood packing up the outgoing Jack John Glenn, D-Ohio, told our re p o r^ samplof taken years ago for another president’s belongings Gary Clouser he hasn’t decided w h l^ health crisis (the search for a and moving the new Anderson of several corrective proposals he edll Hepatitis B vaccine), Rutherford was one’s into the White suMMit. In general, though, he said he able todetermine what percentages of l?OW J0NE6 INPU^T^IAL AVERAGE House. That may have wants any changes to result in more those tested had acquired AIDS since Limiting aii taik, no action been true in Coolidge’s r accountability in transition funds. He 1978. He was then able, through day (when, according to added that he thinks a president-elect periodic testing, to chart the rise and Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd. D-W.Va., a famous New Yorker should have better things to do with fall of AIDS transmissions and has a plan to eliminate one of many opportunities cartoon. Silent Cal re­ his time and energy than trying to conclude that they were now close to fora filibuster on the Senate floor. ZZOO- fused to leave until his other rubber there is no limit on the amounts that raise money for his transition teams. «ro. Byrd and two of his colleagues have introduced a was found). can be donated. Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla., who Dr. ’Thomas Peters, associate dire^ 7 JO O - But the transition process is a lot The possibilities for corruption in introduced the original transition- tor of the San Francisco Health resolution seeking “to limit debate on the motion to this system worry some members of proceed to a bill to two hours." *000- more complicated — and costly — funding bill, echoed this sentiment Department, said there are also other these days. ’The major part of the the Senate Governmental Affairs when he told the Glenn committee: indicators that show the dramatic Under normal circumstances, the Senate usually (Committee. The fear is that a decrease in AIDS transmissions. He begins work on a bill by asking for unanimous operation consists of various “teams” “There is a lack of dignity in a system of the new president’s stalwarts corporation, a labor union or a which requires party solicitors to seek credited “the educational campaign consent. If such consent is not granted, the wealthy individual could secretly and booklete - in all their sexually majority or minority leader makes a debatable planning their takeover of the various out private funds to support the M eral agencies and coordinating “buy” a Cabinet post or other position necessary activities of the president­ graphic detail and instructions on how motion to take up the bill. with the lame-duck administration’s of influence in Washington — and the to have safer and more satisfying That debatable motion offers senators opposing elect of the United States.” top bureaucrats. In theory this is to public would never find out, because Among the proposals the committee sexual encounters.” the measure a chance to launch a filabuster even assure a smooth transition. of the lack of accountability in is studying are an outright ban on before the Senate can begin working on the In practical political terms, of transition financing. private donations; regulating transi- legislation. Until 1968-69, transition expenses A burning l»su« course, the main function of the Oon contributions like campaign In the United States, woodburning Byrd’s idea is certainly not a new one. At least winnei^s teams is to hunt for party were paid by the political parties. donations; and raising the amount of three ad hoc study groups have proposed such a That year. Congress allocated a stoves are mainly an idea from the loyalists to fill the top jobs in the new public funding to obviate the need for energy crisis that’s lost popularity; in move in the last four years. administration. And possibly with this relatively modest 1906,000 — half for private .donations. One proposal the incoming Nixon administration India, they are the mainstay of family in mind, many patriotic Americans would double the president-elect’s cooking for millions. The Indian donate big bucks to help pay the and half for the outgoing Johnson transition money to |4 million — an Paper tigers administration. Since 1976, new presi­ government has estimated that 133 expenses of a presidential transition. option likely to run afouj^of congres­ million tons of wood are burned each In a modest attempt to fight a mounting national Some of teem — or their friends — dents each have been given $2 million sional budget-cutters. in public funds for transition ex­ year in cooking fires. That’s more garbage pile, the federal government has undoubtedly wind up with influential than can effectively be replaced by announced it is recycling a discarded rule to prod or high-paying jobs in the new penses, while the outgoing president has received $1 million. Re-elected AIDS facing? growing trees, and some areas of its agencies into buying recycled paper. administration. India are rapidly turning into deserts No action on the new rule is expected right away, No one can be sure, because there is presidents, understandably, get New transmissions of AIDS have nothing. decreased to almost zero among San as a result. ’The government is since agencies have one year to discuss its no accountability required for private understandably anxious-to stop the Open Foinm funds donated to a presidential But the expenses of transitions have Francisco gays and bisexuals, ac­ implementation. grown enormously for new adminis­ cording to studies conducted by the ominous trend toward deforestation. The unwanted garbage barge that wandered transition — in contrast to the strict One gimmick it’s trying is to encour­ accounting of campaign donations. trations besieged by office-seekers. city’s health department. The twin from port to port last summer is on the minds of was a pleasure meeting and So private donations have been reasons, according to Dr. George age Indian women to use an inexpen­ those dealing with the issue, federal officials say, Fortunately for me, my doctor Also unlike the rules on campaign Polyps & cancer talking with you all again after m solicited. In 1980, as near as can be Rutherford, head of the agency’s sive solar-energy cooker as a conser­ since by some estimates, half of the barge load was examined me 18 years ago. Two contributions, corporations can do­ vative measure. polyps were removed and in many years and I hope it will nate directly to a transition fund, and estimated, the Reagan transition AIDS office, are fear and education. paper. Get examination subsequent years the operation continue. No one will predict how the new rule will reduce I would especially like to thank the garbage pile and no one has any numerical To the Editor: has been performed four times or I might not be here. publicly the members of my estimates, but recycling advocates hope that it will committee who gave of their time be a catalyst for others and eventually mean a I recently attended a seminar Jack J. Lappen and worked so hardon my behalf; substantial reduction in waste. at the American Cancer Society 66 Haystack Road Bizz, Joe, Len, Judy, Mary, headquarters in Wallingford. Manchester Maryann, Louise, Annabelle, Hite: the P.T. Barnum of sex Under house arrest Drs. ^ m a rd Kaplan and Saumi- Ellen, Wally; and to my wife, tra Banerjee lectured on the Vivian, for her patience and ple, unscientific methodology and importance of colorectal exams. By Chuck Stone It’s as reliable as a textbook on clumsy questionnaire, her conclu­ A group of rebellious Republicans launched a understanding. morality in politics by , Joe parliamentary*attack on their Democratic house Digital, stool samples and procto­ Naab puts foot sions can be neither validated nor sigmoidoscopy (all three, not just If we didn’t have Gary Hart, Donna Biden and Mike Dukakis. colleagues last week, even going so far as to ask for John I. Garside Jr. In Hite’s skewed sample, she defended. “We set out to see if her one) should be done in two In his mouth 77 Strickland St. Rice and Jim and Tammy Bakker to results could be duplicated scientifi­ the “arrest” of members absent from requested consecutive years on persons 40 kick around, Shere Hite wouldn’t have depended on 4,500 responses from a roll call votes. ^ To the Editor: Manchester cally,” said Jeff Alderman, ABC’s and over and at a younger age if us to hustle her books. mailing of 100,000 questionnaires (4.5 polling director, “But they could hot. ” Still smarting over House Speaker Jim Wright’s there is a history of cancer in the percent). Her respondents were stall tactics which bought him enough time to My only regret regarcSng our Hite, a self-styled “cultural histo­ mainly literate middle-class women Hite protested that the two polls’ family. rian,” has parlayed a national obses­ different questions caused different persuade one of his Democrats to switch sides (>)lon cancer is the second recent election is that I included Halloween event who could spare the time from job or Geoffrey Naab in my split vote. sion with libidinal foreplay into a answers. “That wouldn’t affect the jt’ring a crucial vote, the GOP requested various highest cause of cancer deaths; family and weren’t turned off by outcome,’’ Alderman told this ? rliamentary moves to prevent the house from By his own admission, he should big, successful personal accumulation of queenly Hite’s lengthy questionnaire. Black, outdone only by lung cancer. It fortunes. And with her just-published reporter. ,f*joumlng. takes, normally, 5 to ISyearsfora have campaigned more, possibly Hispanic, low-income and poorly revealing his penchant for put­ To the Editor: third book, “Women and Love, a educated women were not repres­ But something else is operating ')ne Republican lawmaker filed a motion to polyp to become cancerous. Cultural Revolution in Progress,” here. It’s the sociology of prejudg­ direct the sergeant-at-arms “to arrest absent ’Hierefore, colon cancer is ting his foot in his mouth. ented equitably. I was shocked by his remarks Hite brings gender equality to P.T. ment. Hite starts out with a lopsidedly members,” knowing very well that most preventable. If your physician is Thank you, children of Man­ According to Hite, 70 percent of her biased framework in her determina­ about the Eighth District in chester, for making this year’s Barnum’s boast, "There’s a sucker respondents who had been married congressmen were still out of town on weekend not equipped to perform this born every minute.” tion to liberate a repressed — and trips to their homes and districts. examination, ask him or her to Wednesday’s Herald and his sick Downtown Halloween Parade five years or longer have cheated on joke about doctors in the Courant. and Painting of Windows the oppressed — female libido. Wright, who took the nearly four-hour GOP refer you to a pbyrician that is She analyzed written responses their husbands. But only 7 percent of That intention is commendable. A and have the exaninro.mars in a He insulted people who were biggest and most successful that from a self-selecting sample of 4,500 the married women who were part of parliamentary stall maneuver in stride, was able exercising the democratic right male bastion that has kept women in a row. After that you can wait three we have had. women, then compiled a literary con the ABC News/Washington Post sexual dungeon for centuries should to joke about the situation, even though the to vote for whatthey believed was A special thanks to the Bennet job that is as scientifically accurate as sdentific sample, have been romping Republicans were preventing any legislative years before having it done again. be demolished. On the other hand, Also, much to my surprise, best for their town. I believe Mr. Junior High School Band for the fraudulent Hitler diaries. in the hay with another man. (I’m business. Naab owes us a public apology. keeping the kids in step, to sure you can appreciate the Socratic Hite’s methods misrepresent the women get colon cancer at a rate Four years ago, you may recall, many-splendored complexities of the CO “The chair (man) desires to announce that in the Helium Hi’s for the bright bal­ Newsweek magazine published a dialectic that this delicate subject event the sergeant-at-arms were instructed to find 2 percent higher than men. female psyche. But the Madame Although diet is important in Mrs. Mildred Brandt loons, to the Girl Scouts for cover story on the Hitler diaries and provoked in the Stone household!) LaFarge of testicular excesses and arrest absent members, (be) has informed 28 Columbus St. IH^le 84 percent of Hite’s respond­ the curtailment of some cancer, helping in the pumpkin painting, , ,/t (B 1M 7 by NE*. Inc then had toeat journalistic crow. Four (me) that he already has enough volunteers to find wouldn’t sell books if her conclusions you must remember that this Manchester to the Lutz Children’s Museum weeks ago. Time magazine published ents said they were dissatisfied with were scientifically verifiable. and arrest members from Hawaii,” said Wright. cancer is preventable. for coordinating the window and If alected, I will erase a cover story on the Ifite Report. Now, their marriage or nnale relationship, But even if Hite makes a small painting, the Ambassador’s Club a just-released scientific ABC News- 93 percent of the women in the Out of 150,000 cases of colon the deficit, turn around the fortune selling this literary turkey, cancer expected in 1987, approxi­ for helping judge, and the Junior /Washington Post poll questions ABC/Washington Post poll said they Thanks to voters were satisfied with their marriage or the rest of us nnay still be in her debt— mately 65,000 will result in death. Women’s Club for the bake sale balance of trade and thicken Hite’s findings, contradicts her con­ for making us think. ^anrhrstrrI HrralJi For additional information, for help, support on Main Street. up the ozone layer." clusions and indicts her methodology. male relationship. See you again next year! Time isn’t eating crow yet, but it Somebody’s lying. And science Founded In 1881 stop in the American Cancer Chock Stone ta a syndicated colnm- Society office, 243 E. Center St., To the Editor: concedes that the Hite Report is rarely lies. nlst. PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Pubitaher for literature on the subject. Bemie Apter “murky in methodology.” Murky? Given Hite’s unrepresentative sam­ OEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... E««'Of The life you save may be your I wish to thank all the voters of Al Cashman DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exeeullve EdHof Downtown Manchester AOELE M. ANGLE...... own, so call yourdoctor and make Manchester for their help and ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... EdHof . an appointment for an exam. support on ’Tuesday, Nov. S. It . . Association Church BuIlctiB Board " Issuing an SOS for help

Church BaOctiB BiMurd BdHiioiw Service* Trinity Covenant Church for Thanksgiving assistance ’The following activities are scheduled this week at Boston Turndlko, noiton. Rov. John South united Mothea tt Church, 1234 Rice, Karen Anderson, Sheila Center Congregational Church AMembMof Qod Hollloor. Sunday worship; holy suche- Main St., Monchesty,. Dr. S h e p t ^ S. Trinity Covenant Giurch; Editor’s note; This column is Browm, Francis Warren, Elaine rist, I and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:43 Jolhwon, Rev. Cvnthio A. OqoO>.W«v- Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship, with C t v r v Church (A iseiw W w otQ od ). prepared by the staff of the Triano, Edward Atkinson, John a.m.; coftoo fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. _8lbples, pariora. S e ty sermon title "How Dearly Do You Love Him?: ” 6:30 M ACC News Events scheduled nest week at Cehter Congrega­ 400 Buefctand Rood, South WlnUiqr. Chopol epwioflorneons; public hoallnp Manchester Area Conference of McGuire. tional Cbnr^ are as follows: Rev. Kernwlh L. Oustafsen.pmtor. 9:30 servico, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; 9 a.m., fburrt iKfw4l. Nursery lor p.m., group dynamics seminar. Churcjies. Sunday— S and 10a.m., worship; 0a.m., breakfast; a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 o.m., wor­ ovonlno pravor, Wodnosdoy, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (4474141) Monday — Board of Outreach. ship, child-cars and nursory; 7:00 p.m., 44M203. Lott of fair* Bethel Bible class; 10a.m.,churchsebool; nursery and ovonlno ssrvlco of praise and Bible ’Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast -at 0y Nancy Carr work in the Clothing Bank receiv­ toddler care; 11:15 a.m., social hour. proochlnp. (444-1102) ^ St. Mary’s Rpiscopal Church, Pork M orm on LaStradaRestaurant; 6:30p.m.,Sonshlneopenhouse; m ACC Director ing, sorting and hanging donations A plethora of church fairs this Tuesday — 9 a.m., mothers’ group; 5:50 p.m., ^ and Church streets, Manchester. An­ 7 p.m., trustees and diaconate; 7:30 p.m.. Music of clothing on Monday and Wednes­ week offer an opportunity to Bapttol drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrtdor, The Church otJoeu* Christ o f taWer- Pilgrim Choir; 0 p.m., confirmation. assistant rocter. Worship: 7;30a.m. and dov Solnls, 30 Weodside St., ftanchos- Committee. Only 19 days till Thanksgiving? day 1 to 3 p.m. Twin beds, cribs, Oiristmas shop, pick up bargain Wednesday - r 5:50 a.m., healing prayer in church Commonllv Bepltsl Charcb, 5S5 E. 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 O.m.; h?? Rebt^ S. Gardner, Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer breakfast Time to talk turkey and pumpkin kitchen tables and chairs and items and taste a variety of library; 7:50 p.m., trustees: Chancel Choir. ' ' Contor St., Monchostor. Rov. Jamos I. baby-sitting, 9:13 to 11:13 o.m.; holy a.m., soeroment mooting; 10. » o.m., at LaStrada Restaurant: 7 p.m., choir practice: men’s bureaus (or the Furniture Bank. Mook, mlnistor. Schodulo: 10:30 a.nv, eucharlst, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. pie and cranberry sauce and homemade goods. They are; Thursday — 10 a.m., and 8 p.m.. Bethel Bible worship sorvico; 9:15 o.m., church (44943S3) and women’s seminars; senior high; Pioneer Girls. Thanksgiving baskets lor „ our Please call Joanne at 646-4114. Heritage Holiday Fair, Center classes; 7:50 p.m., Prudential. school. Nursory coro providod. (443- - or S71-114S) ■ Thursday— 4p.m..confirmationclass; 7p.m.,usher neighbors who won’t find much on Registration for the federal state Congregational, 11 O n ter St., • 0337) Qoapal Energy Assistance Program has today 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Holiday RaHh Baptist Church, '32 Lake. St., National Catholic workshop; 6; 15 p.m.. Agape. the table to celebrate without your Monchostor. Rov. Jamos BoIlM)^ Church of the Livino God, on oran^l- Friday — Friendship Dinner, by invitation; junior help. begun. You are eligible for help House, handicrafts, antiques and pooler. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Church of Christ . leal, •full-gespol church, Robornon . ft. John ttwBaMhd polish M u tl^ high. Actually it’s 'only 15 days till with your utility costs (even if they collectibles. Country Kitchen, Hos­ o. m., worship sorvico; 7 p.m., ovonlnoSchool, North School Stroot, Manehes- CnthoHc Church, a Ooluwv W ""- are included in your rent) if your The following activities are planned lor the coming chostor. ROV. Stanlov M. Loncelo, Saturday — 6 p.m.. Cromwell benefit dinner. basket delivery day and we’re pitality booth. Luncheon from 11 *%krrt Bei^'& urch, 240 H lllst^ , toc. Rov. David W. Mullen, paster. income is at or below 150 percent of week at the Church of Christ: Mootlno Sundays, 10 to U:30 a.m.. potior. Sundov matt* Vo.m.; wookdov** sending out an SOS for aid and a.m. to 1 p.m. Rood, Monchostor. 9:30 o.m., Sundov the federal poverty guideline. If you Sunday — 9 a.m-, combined Bible classes, school; 1 1 a.m., worshlpsorvlco;7p.m., Nursory and Sunday school. I o.m. (643-5906) assistance. These are some of.the Village Country Fair at Trinity Manchester ChiMian PeilewsMp, s o t Polish National Catholic Church are elderly and/or handicapped, Covenant Church, 301 Hackmatack “ Rethinking Our Thinking about God” ; 10 a.m., ovonlno sorvico; 7 p.m., mid-wook E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Nazaiana ways you can reach out to your sorvico. Nursery at ail sorvicos. (449- vert, postor. Sundw, lOo.m.; W rtn ^ you are eligible for assistance at up St.,today at 9 a.m. to 2:30 worship, “ Restructuring for Growth," guest speSker 7509) Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist neighbor: day BIblo stu ^ , 7 p m.,- solid rock Church of tho No ia ro iw ^ ^ M a ln St., Adopt a family and give them a to 175 percent of the poverty p.m..country store with handmade James Walters' of Natick, Mass.; 6 p.m., worship, • First Baptist Cbopol.ot tho podt, VO c^ooheuso, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday ot Polish National Catholic Church; Hlllstown Rood, Monthostor. Rov. K. Manchester. Rov. Philip Chotto, senior guideline. Please call Betty arkle, sermon “The Three Bears.” ' tho month. . pastor; Rov. Mark Green, m lnls^ of Sunday — 9 a.m., mass in memory of retired • Thankgivlng food basket. We ask and Christmas items, antiques, Monday — 7:50 p.m., marriage enrichment video Kroutzoc, pastor. (*ft7 S W _ Full - IMspel intordonomlnotlonal outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday »cho<^ brigadier general Edward F. Wozenskl: 10:15 a.m., those who adopt a household for CRT outreach worker, at 647-3095 books, petting zoo, children’s activ­ Horvost Thno Baptist Chprch, 72 E. Church, 749Maln St., Monchostor. Rov. series, Manchester Bible study group, 646-1074. contor St., Monchostor. Rov. Mark O. 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church school of Christian living, primary and junior grades. Thanksgiving to provide not only a for more information. ity booth, baked goods, interna­ Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., end nursery; 4 p.m., ovonlno l^nlso Needed In the Samaritan Shelter; Tuesday — 7 p.m., marriage enrichment video ^Eddv, pastor. lOo.m.,Sunday school; II > ddult BIMo study oi^Sunday sciraol; 7 Monday — 7 p.m., monthly meeting of the Parish holiday dinner but a week’s supply tional tasting corner, coffee shop, a.m., mornino sorvico; 4 «hm., ovonlno sorvico, nursery. Towels, men and women’s under­ series, East Windsor Bible gtudy.group, 625-9091; 7:50 sorvico, wodnosdayhomoBlblostudy,7 p.m., worship sorvico. Tuesday ot 7:30 7 p.m., Wednesday. (4444999) Committee. of food. Since we estimate the cost luncheon. p.m.> special-BIMo studios: Wednesday pants. socks, toothbrushes, tooth­ Olde Tyme Fair at Second p.m.. East Hartford Bible study group, 646-2905. p. m. (443-93W) ' at 7:30 p.m., worship sorvico. Prayer Friday — 7 p.m., choir rehearsal. of a food basket for a household of Wednesday — 7 p.m., midweek child and adult Bible lino, 4444731,24 hours. , ^ Pantacostal Tuesday through Friday — 8 a.m.. mass with the one at between $30 and $40, you may paste and fruit juices. Clean used (Congregational Church, 385 North Christian Setencs items may be left at the shelter any classes, “ Christian Evidenced.” < « Bsspsi Hall, Contor Stroot, Manches­ United Pentecostal Church, 187 Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, celebrant. want tp ask your organization or Main St.,today, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ter. 10a.m., brooking brood; 11:45a.m., Woodbrldgo St., Manchester. Rov. weekday between 8 a.m. and 10 Friday — 10 a.m., Friday school for preschoolers. First CBorch of Christ, Sclontlst, 447 Sundw school; 7 p.m., gospel mooting. club or several friends to share the Dried flowers, knitted and cro­ N. Main St., Monchostor. 10:30 o.m .,' Marvin Stuart, mlnistor. 10 a.m., Sun­ cost. To adopt one or more p.m. and weekends between 8 an 10 cheted items and others, country # e a church sorvico, Sunday *cho(^, and day school; llo.m.,mornlraworshlp;4 Church of Christ, Scientist coro for •small chijdron. (449-1444) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ households, please call our Depart­ o.m. store Jams, Jellies and pickles; Emanuel Lutheran Chgreh Jahovah'a WKnataas nesday, BIMo study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Roodlno Room, 454A Contor St., Man' “ God Outlaws Lawlessness” is the topic of a free talk ment of Human Needs, 646-4114. Grandma’s Attic: crafU people by chostor. (4494902)' Johovah's WWnessos, 447 Tolland ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth sorvico. sponsored by Manchester’s First Church of Christ, Donate a turkey and or holiday Th a n k you invitation; luncheon, served from Turnpiko, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 trimmings lor a basket. Only 10 a.m., of corn chowder, pizza, hot the coming week include: Church of Christ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Scientist, at the University of Connecticut at Hartford, To early bird givers Arthur and p.m.,sorvlcomootlng; Wodnosdov,7:l5 ___ please, let us know in advance so we Sunday — 8:50 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday 1800 Asylum Ave., West Hartford. ’The talk, ot 3 p;m. Elizabeth Johnson (or their gener­ dogs. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vornon p.m., congrogotlon book stud]^' Sun- P fa S b ytaftan can count on your gift. The deadline Home (or the Holidays Fair at the church school, nursery; 10 a.m., adult forum strools, Monchostor. Euoono Browor, dev, 9:90 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m - Sunday, will be presented by Mari M. Brack of Studio ous gift to Seasonal Sharing. lor delivery of perishable foods to Salvation Army Citadel, 061 Main stewardship; 11 a.m., worship and communion, pulpit mlnistor. Gareth Ronory, evon- Wotchtowor shMly. (444-1490) Coventry Presbyterian Church, City. Calif. Other churches sponsoring the lecture For Clothing Bank gifts; William oollsm mlnistor. Sunday sorvICMf ? Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Concordia Lutheran (our packing St., today, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., children’s chapel, nursery: 5 to 5 p.m., open house; 5 include Churches of Christ, Scientist in Bristol. McGill, Linda Warenda, Susan a.m., BIblo clossos; 10a.m., worship: 4 try. Rov. Brad'Evans, pastor. Sunday. center) is 8 a.m. Monday. No­ arts and crafts, Santa’s village, p.m., orchestra rehearsal. p.m., worship. Wodnosdoy, ^ p.m., ’Jawlsh — Consanfativa 9:30 a.m., worship: 10:45 o.m., Sunday Glastonbury and Hartford.' MacDonald, Joyce Peterson, baked goods and luncheon. Monday — 6:45 p.m., Scouts. BIblo study. Nursory providod tor oil T*mpto Beth Sheiem, 400 E. Middle school; 7 p.m., BIMo study and fellow­ vember 23. Norma Gentilcore, Aldred Lange, sorvicos. (444-29n) ship. 7:M p.m. Wednesday, pravor Collect non-perishable foods at ’Tuesday — 10 a.m., CCC; Old Guard; 4 p.m., staff; 7 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Lawrence Colvin, Qaire Cataldl, Plovln, rabbi: Wayne Kriooor, cantor; mooting. (74972a) ^ _ Concordia Lutheran Church work or meetings to help fill p.m., March, Inc.; 7:50 p.m.. Mission & Ministry Congragatlonal Dr. Loon Wind, rabM emeritus. Servi­ Proshytorton Church of Manchester, Bruce Guen, Pat Bragden, Flor- • Committee; Advisory Committee: Ruth Circle. ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday; 9:45 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rov. Ri­ baskets. Always in short supply are Bottop ConsroBattspai ttu r ^ ^ chard (3rav. postor. 10:30 o.m., worship These are the activities scheduled this week at ence Morris, Ruth Lindday, Mary Wednesday — 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., LWR quilt making; 7 o.m., Saturday. Call synagogue (or protein foods (tuna, peanut butter, Toller, Edith Burton, Evelyn Thibo­ Belton Contor Regd, at tho OroM, Friday sorvico time. (443-9543) sorvico, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday Ckincordia Lutheran Church: . « canned meats), cereal products THE p.m., confirmation: 6 to 9 p.m., confirmation resource Bolton. Rov. Chorlos H. Ericson, Mlnis­ school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 deau, Judith Galligan, Joanne (4490904) and fruits and fruit juices. The center; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. tor. 10 o.m., worship sorvico. nursory, Jawflah — Raform a.m., church school; adult education; confirmation Hach^, Paige LeBlanc, Pat Nel­ Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 7 p.m., ^ l l e church school; 11 o.m., follovehlp; deadline for non-perishable food BIBLE 11:13 o.m., forum program. (4497077 Tompto Both HIIM , 1001 Foster St. Roman Catholic items lo r’Thanksgiving baskets is 5 son, WilUam Fegy, Larry Roger, Choir. office or 447-0S7S P o ra e n w - ____ „ Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- ^**Monday — 7 p.m., Christian Education Committee; Anna LaMontagne, Diana Carra, SPEAKS contor CoPBrosatlonsj Church, n p.m. Friday. Nov. 20, at Concordia. Saturday — 0:50 a.m.. Cherub Choir; 10 a.m., Lucia tlnovor, rabM. Sorvicos, 8:15 P.m. ooch Church 4( tho AssumpMon, Adams 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support. Ruth Nye, Roy Johnson, Christina Contor St., Monchostor. Rov. Nowoll H. Friday; children's services, 7:43 p.m. Stroot at Thompson Rood, Manchester. That gives us the weekend to sort rehearsal; 1 p.m., EmanueKCholr and orchestra; 8 Curtis Jr., senior poster; Rov. John R. second Friday of each month. (4444444) Rov. Edward S. Pepin, pastor, Rov. Tuesday — 11 o.m.. clergy study and luncheon; 6:30 Edelwich, Anita Pelletier, Carol ' Eugene Brewer p.m., A.A. roed. Interim ossoclalo paster; Rov. Joseph Parol, assistant pastor. Sotur- p.m.. Ecumenical Oioir School and catechetics and pack. Crawford, J. Stahl, Arthur LaMon­ obort J. Bills, minister o f visitations; Bake holiday treats. Homemade Lutharan dov moss at 3 p.m.; Sunday mosses at tagne, celia Brannick, C. Page, Rov. Clifford O. Simpson, paster omorl- 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 o.m. and neon. ciasses; 8 p.m.. Bible class. ^ foods are an especially loving touch tus.» worship sorvico, I end 10 a.m.; Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA). (4492193) Wednesday — 10;30 o.m.. agoraphobia support; 7.30 Keith Lindstrom, Richard Plavin, Community Baptist Church to add to baskets for thoe who are ill Human thought la a sound argu­ church school, 10 o.m. (447-9941) St. Bnrtholomosy's Church, 741 E. Emily Maidment, Elisabeth Houle, Firsi CsnprsspWsnul Church of An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Tho Rov. Dr. p.m., Concordia Choir. or handicapped. Remember peri­ ment against naturalism aa a These are the activities scheduled for the coming KIm-ErIc Williams, poster. Rov. Arnold Middle Turnpiko, Manchester. Rov. Thursday — 9 a.m., adult Bible class; 7:30 p.m.. Donald Genevesl, Gregory Maln- dover, Roufe 4, Andover. Rov. Howard T. Wongorln, assistant paster. Scho­ Martin J. Scholsky, paster. Saturday world view. If there Is nothing week at Community Baptist CSiurch: t Solp, Interim paster. Schodulo: 11 o.m., shable foods must be delivered by 8 dulo: 8 o.m., holy communion, nursory moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses at 8:30, Ecumenical Ch|iir School; nursery parents; women s ville, Nellie Quintal, Carolyn Wait- supernatural, how doaa one Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes; 10:50 worship: 9:30 a.m., church school. core: 9:15 o.m., church school, Chris­ 10 and 11:30 a.m. (4491413) , a.m., Monday, Nov. 23. man, Helen Hite, Glorida Dieterle, Nursory core provided. (7497494) St. Bridget Church, 70 KAaIn St., Help deliver the baskets. We will explain thought? if H is merely a.m., morning worship: 6 p.m., family sexuality tian growth hour, nursory core; 10:30 ^Friday — 6:30 p.m.. youth group hayride; 7 p.m., Agnes Pospisll, Lee Nadeau, J. First ConprsBatlenat p u r « o f Cov- a.m. holy cenununlon, nursory core. Manchester. Rov. Robert T. Russo and start delivering MACC baskets at 10 sacratlons or elootronlo Impulses education; bell choir; youth groups. edlrv. 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rov. Rov. Emilio P. POdolll, co-postors. McCann, John McGuire, Mary Bruce Johnson, paster, 11 a.m ^ wor­ (4493311) AA; 9 p.m., youth group sleep-over. a.m. on Monday, Nov. 23, and hope of the brain colls, how can one Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible; 7:50 p.m., Rmonuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church Saturday moss 3 p.m.; Sundov mosses Brosman, Mary Lavatori,.Virginia ship: 9:30a.m., church school In Church at 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., ond to be finished by 1 p.m. We also need evaluate It? One could only say Manchester Garden Gub. St., Manchoster. Rov. Poul S. Johans­ Schneider, Mary HanlOy, Richard Lone House. Nursery core providod. son, pastor; Rov. C.H. Anderson, pastor noon. (4^2403) some help with emergency deliver­ that, an Idea oxl8ts, not that It Is ’Tuesday — 12:50 p.m.. Friendship Grcle; 7 p.m., I749-S4I7) St. James Church, 894 Main St., Witham, Alice Gorman, H. Wierz- Second CongrsBattenal Oiur|A, 3S3 emeritus. Schodulo: 8:30o.m.))worship St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ies on Tuesday and Wednesday right or wrong. AlcohoUcs Victorious: 7:50 p.m., Estelle Carpenter with heldv communion on (Irit, third Manchoster. Rov. Francis KrukewskI, blcki, A. McGuire, Helen Warring­ N. Main St., Manchester. Tho Rov. V. Rov. Frank Carter, Rov. John Gwozdz, mornings. But mostly we need G rcle; 8 p.m.. Parents Without Partners. Joseph Milton, pastor. lOo.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:43 o.m., Sunday ’The following events are scheduled this week at St. ton. Mrs. Wood, Patricia McCory, Thought clearly la not material church school; 11 o.m., worship with Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday strong arms and backs (those food Wednesday — 9:50 a.m., Bible study; 6:45 p.m.. B oy. sorviM , Sunday school, and nursory for nnossos at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday Mary’s Episcopal Church: Marie Little, Edward DelSignore, or p h ^ o a l. It Is mottphyolcal children: 4:30p.m., Fllorim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and boxes are heavy) on Monday. Scout Troop 125; 7 p.m., choir rehearsal; adoption fourth Sundm . (4491i n ) mosses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Sunday - 7:30 and 9:30 o.m., holy eucharist; 11 a m.. Janet GosseUn. and can thorafora be evaluated. (4492043) Letuton Lutheran Church e ( Man­ noon, and 3 p.m. (4494ia) Please call 646-4114 (or more Otharwise who Is to say tho wortahop; 7:50 p.m., Christian life Bible study, 55 second Cenpronatlonnl JAuKh ot chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. St. iMarv Church, 1400 Main St., 3-T Auction; 2 p.m.. youth group. For Furniture Bank gifts: Mrs. J. Eleanor Drive, Vernon. Couentry, 1744 festen Turnpiko, Coven­ Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, Mondav — 7 p m., ECW craft night; 7:10 p.m., information. Mulvery, Ann Maxwell, Susan sacratlons or Impulsas of one S try. Rov. Dovld Jarvis, mlnistor. Roou- (4492031) _ Mail a donation to seasonal ’Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 1:50 p.m., Prince ot Pence Lutheran Church, pastor. Mosses: 5:13 p.m., Saturday; evMiBg Vayer;*^ 7:30 p.m.. prevestry; Christian Stoppleman, Ruth Lindsay, Bill brain are more valid than thooa ot lar schodulo: 10 o.m., worship; 0 a.m., 9:30 ond 11 a.m. Sunday. Confessions sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manchester. AARP; 6:50 p.m., bell choir; 7 p.m., choir at Church of DIal-A-Rldo to church;^ 0 :« ojn., Route 31 and North River Rood, another? Coventry. William Deuthwolto, pastor. 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (7424455) Your gift will help us purchase the Living God; 7:50 p.m., Thursday Bible study, 65 church school, nursery to Grade I, adult Schedule: 10:13 o.m. worship sorvico: 9 St. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., ® S d a y - S P m .. CapellaChoir; 6:30p.m..church The matarlallat uses thought, discussion: 11 o.m., coffee and fellow­ Coventry. Rov. James J. Williamson, meat and fresh fruit and vegetables Elm St. ship; 11:13 a.m., lunlor choir: 4 p.m., o.m., Sundm school, first and thrd school teachers’ meeting. - „ which by his own dofinitlon Is a Sundays. (7497340) pastor. Saturday moss at 5:13 p.m., for Thanksgiving baskets and help Group homework Friday — 11 a.m., Joy Grcle. lunlor Fllorim fellowship; 4 p.m., Sunday mosses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; W e d n e ^ y — 10 a.m.. holy communion) 7.30 p.m., maro physiological function, to lio n ■ygnBetlcot Lutheran Church pay (or hot meals to be delivered to senior church school and Fllorim (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. arrive at tho conclusion that thora fellowship. (7494234) „ . _ . (7494435) elderly and shut-ins on Thanksgiv­ may be beneficial Tatcetlvlllo Conj puBOtlenal Church, stroots, Manchester. Rov. Charles W. ^Thu'rSa'J -1 1 a.m.. Ladies Guild: 1: SO p.im. Manor Is no Qod. Why should I regard Kuhl, poster. e:30o.m., divine worship; Church o f St. Mourico, a Hebron ing Day and the $10 meal certificate South United Methodist Church Main Stroot antT Bm Hill Rood, Rood, BoNon. Tho Rov. William J. Serrice: 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts. ROCHES’TER, N.Y. (A P) - function os being any more than 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ given to those who do not have Talcettvillo. Co-i^ors: Rov. Ronald munion first and third Sundoy. (449 Olosik, pastor. Saturday moss at 3 p.m.; Group homework assignments can just that? But Qod made man In These are the events scheduled this week at South Boor and Rov. Deborah Hesdorff. 10 Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:13 a.m. Friday — 8 p.m., AA. « „ „ rw e cooking facilities in their rooms and a.m., worship sorvico and church 4243) Saturday - 7:30 a m., men s group. 9 a.m., G K benefit students and their instruc­ his own Image, endowing him United Methodist Church: and 11 o.m. (4494444) cannot use food baskets. school. (449M13) Diocesan meeting; 1:30 p.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m , AA. tor, a University of Rochester with Intalllgonca. the ability to Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. M athodlat Salvation Army professor says. think. (Qonisis 1:26-27). w o r ^ p with the Rev. Santos Voza Tellez from N oH cet Bolton united Methodist Church, 1041 Solvation Army, 441 Main St., Man­ Sidney Shapiro requires students Nicaragua preaching; 12:15 p.m., potluck luncheon C ovanant Boston Turnpiko, Belton. Rov. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gory Asporsch- The monthly ecumenical Peace in his electrical engineering cir­ Lanier, pastor, 9;30 a.m., church sponsor^ by the Christian Outreach Commission; 6; 50 logor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Poor people trust God Vigil is scheduled (or noon Friday cuits course to work in groups of p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. Trinitv Ceyonent Church, 302 Hack­ stheol; 11 a.m., worship sorvico, o.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solva­ at the Salvation Army, 661 Main St. CHURCH OF CHRIST matack St., Monchostor. Rov. Norman nursery. (449-3472) tion mooting. (44977S7). WORCES’TER, Mass. (AP) — four to six, believing that this § Monday — 10 a.m., AA. Swenson, pastor. Rov. Paul Knight, North United MsthsM it Church, 300 Please come share this hour of reduces competition and increases Lydall B Vernon Btreete ’Tuesday — 9; 15 a.m., Edgar Cornell Grcle; 10a.m., assistant paster. Rov. Kevin Schwamb, Porker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Isaimn, Installed recently as head of the N®'*' meditation and prayer for peace. Trench, pastor; Rov. H. Osgood Bon- Unitarian Unhrartallst Rvnod of the newly merged Evangelical Lutheran understanding of the course Phone: 64B-2B03 Women in the Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. Boy vouth pastor. Schedule: 0 and 11 a.m., Needed in the MACC Furniture worship sorvicos; 9:30 o.m., BIblo noN, visitation mlnistor. Schodulo: 9 Unitarian Unlvorsellst SecMv-East, S h i n New England, says he finds the greatest material. Scout Troop 47; 7:50 p.m., teacher training.- school. (4492053) and 10:30 a.m., worship sorvico: 9o.m., 153 W. Vornon St., Manchester. Rov. and nothing Banks: Volunteers to Wednesday — 7:50 p.m.. Cocaine Anonymous. adult BIMo study; 10:30 o.m ., church Diana Heath, mlnistor. 10:30 a.m., trust in God among the poor. school; 3:30 p.m., Methodist Youth ’Thursday — 9 a.m., quilters; 7 p.m.. Cub Scout Pack service. Nursory care and youth reli­ Epiacopal Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. gious education. Coffee hour after 47; 7:50 p.m., Youth Choir. Sunday nursory for preschoolers. (449 St. Georoo's Rplscofel Church, 1150 sorvico. (4495151) Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. 3494.) About Town Today’s the day for the fair

Weddings Editor’s note: This column is SdMdulB for tiM WB«k ElilbiMn elects Ouellette prepared by the staff of the Monday —ceramics—9:30a.m.; Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizene basketweaving,9:30a.m.; bingo, 10 BOSTON — Manchester resident Carlene Ouellette, Center. a.m.; pinochle, 18:30 p.m.; basket- past president of East Hartford Emblem Club Ml. was weaving, 18:30 p.m.; exercise with recently nominated and elected fourth vice president By Jo* DIminIco Dec. 3 — Slide presentation on Rose, 1:30 p.m. of the national Supreme Emblem Club in Boston. Activities Director Tuesday — oil painting, 9; 30 Ouelette will be president Russia by Teri Parrott. Dec. 10 — Storyteller Gertrude a.m.; square dancing, 10 a.m.; in 1991. Today is the day of the Manches­ Blanks. grocery shopping at Stop k Shop, ter Senior Citizens’ Center Holiday Dec. 17 — Christmas party, call a day in advance for a ride; AHM to offer Fair. It’s not too late; the hours are Bennet Junior High School Choral non-grocery shopping at K mart, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please stop by Group. call a day in advance for a ride; support group to purchase handcrafted items at exercise with Geo, 1:30 p.m. our low prices for the upcoming HEBRON — The An­ THE MANCHESTER Health De­ Wednesday — Gosed. holidays. Ceramics, dried flower dover, Hebron, Marlbo­ partment is sponsoring a free ’lliursday — orchestra rehearsal, arrangements, woodcrafts, and rough Youth Services de­ glaucoma screening on Nov. 13 9 a.m.; stress management, 10 hand-knitted goods are just a few of partment will offer a from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Individuals a.m.; Thursday program, movie, the items offered. Baked goods, support group for parents desiring to attend are asked to call ’’Mr. Mom.” grinders, and refreshments will with adolescents on Nov. the Health Department at 647-3178. Friday — ceramics, 0:30 a.m.; also be offered. Remember, all the Please take advantage of this free bingo, 10 a.m.; exercise with Geo, 16 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. proceeds from the fair will go to our The group will meet for service; glaucoma is one of the 11 a.m.; setback, 18:30 p.m.; meals program to help defray the six consecutive sessions. leading causes of blindness. exercise with Rose, 1:30 p.m. Chris Hall will lead the costs. Individuais who missed the flu Transportation: To and from the group discussions. The shots are reminded the makeup senior center, call for a ride at least SENIORS ARE encouraged to support group is to help clinic is Nov. 16 from 9 to 10 a.m. at a day in advance. register for the upcoming classes; parents of teen-agers un­ the Lincoln Center. Blood pressure: Wednesday, Stenciling — Nov. 20, Dec. 11, derstand topics such as Energy kiU supplied by Nor­ Nov. 18 (L -Z ),9 to 11 a.m. Dec. 18, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Classes drugs, sexuality, educa­ theast Utilities are still available will be taught by the Black Sheep tion issues and behavior Carlene Ouellette free at the center. The kits include Three. Items to be made include: 1) plastic, weatherstripping, caulk, problems. m ^ u m sized sled, b) half-moon M«nu for ttw wook For more information, call the AHM Youth Services door sweeps, and much more. adth heart cut-out, c) rectangular Monday — Chicken a la king on office at 228-9488. Leaf pickup and snow-shoveling plaque. lists are available at the center. The rice, vegetable, roll, dessert, Plumbing class — Nov. 24, Dec. 1, list includes students’ addresses beverage. Mrs. Patrick J. Nelis Jr. Mrs. Michael R. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Brad Milove Mrs. David Roback Art group meoto Dec. 8, 9 to 10:00 a.m. The and phone numbers. I suggest all to Tuesday — Roast beef grinder, instructor is master plumber Ro­ obtain a list and make arrange­ apple juice, dessert, beverage. VERNON — The Tolland County Art Association will bert Worden. Classes will cover Wednesday — No lunch; holiday. meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk ments so as to be prepared lor the Nelis-Blake R o y-B ru d e r Milove-Thurber Roback'Hall faucet and toilet repair, soldering, upcoming months. Thursday — Lasagna. salad, Building. Henry Park. Guestartist will be John Bokeny tile, and preventative maintenance garlic bread, dessert, beverage. Debra Anne Blake, daughter of Mr. Johanna Marie Bruder, daughter of . Betsy Thurber of San Diego. Calif., Donna Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who will ^ v e a demonstration in water color and Friday — Chefs choice, dessert, Donald Hall of Springfield, Mass., and (class limit 15). and Mrs. Robert Blake of 19 Avondale Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bruder of 34 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George composition. Members should bring a painting for Driver education — Instructor beverage. David Roback, son of Mr. and Mrs. Road, and Patrick James Nelis Jr., son Park St., and Michael Ryan Roy, son of lliurber of 58 Turnbull Road, and Bradd Picture of the Month. Harry Reinhorn — November 17 T R IP SCHEDULE: Theodore Roback of 37 Lydall St., were of Patrick J. Nelis Sr. of Chicago, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Roy of 103 Milove,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and 18. The instructor is Harry Nov. 9 — Registration for Ingle- married Oct. 24 in Our Lady of Hope and Mrs. Suzanne J. Nelis of New Prospect St., were married July 18 at St. Milove of San Diego. Calif., were Reinhorn. The fee is $7, by check side Mall. $6 includes transporta­ Church. Springfield. Mass. Philosophers meet ScorM Haven, were married Oct. 3 at Commun­ James Church. married Sept. 20 in Bolton. payable to AARP. Individuals tion. Trip date; Dec. 7. The Rev. William Trourigny offi­ ity Baptist Church. The Rev. John Gwozdz officiated at Morton Katz, justice of the peace, WETHERSFIELD — The American Philosopher completing the class will receive a 5 Nov. 10 — ’ ’Thanksgiving’ ’ in Friday, Oct. 30, setback — Art ciated at the double-ring ceremony. The The Rev. James I. Meek officiated at the ceremony and mass. The bride was officiated at the outdoor ceremony. The Society will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the percent reduction in insurance Plymouth, Mass. Will be leaving at Bouffard 128; Joe Peretto 126; bride was given in marriage by her the ceremony. Robin Boober was maid given in marriage by her father. bride was given in marriage by her American Legion, 275 Main St. premiums as mandated by, state 7:30 a.m. sharp and returning at Mabel Loomis 120; Anna Welskopp of honor. Bridesmaids were Teri McGe- Kathleen Roy, sister of the groom, was parents. Mrs. Nancy Poole, sister of the father. Karen Cardigan was maid of Richard Roess will speak on the newly d is c o v e ^ about 6 p.m. 120; Edith Albert 119. honor. Bridesmaids were Virginia Ro­ law. han, Cheri Blake and Kristen Blake. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Gloria bride, was matron of honor. Brides­ planet, Chiron, and the topic. Time of the Wounded Microwave cooking — classes to Nov. 16 — Registration for Monday, Nov. 2, pinochle - Betty back, sister-in-law of the groom; Olga Katie Kucka was flower girl. Gaily and Ruth Flavell. Bonnie Dece- maids were Ayelet Chozick; Maggie be offered by the new year. Please Atlantic City. $72.50 includes trans­ Turner 798; Floyd Post 778; Martin Menino; Tina Eggoeston; Debra Michael Gimbrere was best man. polo was flower girl. Allen; Jessica'Poole, niece of the bride; **^dmission is $1. For more Information, call 243-2789. stay in tune with this column for portation, one night at Trump Bakston 774; Edith Albert 755; and Kim Couturier, sister of the groom. Graves; and Rachael Chasse. Theresa Ushers were Paul Nelis, Bob Blake and John Glenn was best man. Ushers additional details. Castle Casino Hotel, evening show Ernestine Donnelly 750; Alice Todd McGehan. Blare McGehan was were Arthur Bruder and Paul Amida. Sarah Thurber, niece of the bride, was Roback, niece of the bridegroom, was and rebates. Tripdates: Jan. 25and Raymo 749; Dom Anastasio 716. flower girl. ringbearer. After a reception at The Colony in flower girl. Bird seed available PLEASE MAKE NOTE of the 26. Tuesday, Nov. 3, bowling — Donald Hall, brother of the bride, was After a reception at the Buckboard in Vernon, the couple went on a wedding Daniel Cervone was best man. Ushers TOLLAND — The Tolland County Soil and Water following Thursday programs; Dec. 9 — Coachlight "Guys & Ervin Baron 509; Paul DesJeunes were Rob Fried, Kevin Nolan and best man. Ushers were Kenneth Ro­ Glastonbury, the couple left on a trip to Nova Scotia. They are making Conservation District is taking orders for bird seed. Nov. 12 — movie, "M r. Mom.’’ DoUs.” 504; MaxSmole222,584; Ed Adams back, brother of the groom; Don wedding trip to Europe. They are their home in Manchester. Matthew Couturier, brother-in-law of Nov. 19 — Thanksgiving dinner, Lastly, best wishes to Nan 217, 234, 627; Frank Gallas 203; Treeger; Robert Laramie; Frank Anto- Orders should be placed by Thur^ay. making their home in Manchester. The bride is a 1980 graduate of the groom. Ringbearer was Katie The bird seed sale is part of a fund-raising effort to Illing Junior High School Jazz Flannigan who is in Manchester Norm Lasher 515;' Howard Miller The bride is a graduate of Manchester Manchester High School and is attend­ Thurber, niece of the bride. siewicz; and Ziggy Sears. 507; Bruno Giordano 201, 502; Bert benefit the conservation district and its programs. Band. Memorial Hos^tal. High School and the University of ing Manchester Community College in After a reception at the Manchester After a reception at Chez Jozef in Sweet 507; Leo Bonazelli 205, 511; For more Information, call 875-8725. Connecticut. She is employed by the the legal assistant program. Country Club, the couple went on a Agawam, Mass., the couple left on a John Kravontka 509; Addison Pick University of Connecticut. The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of wedding trip to Martha's Vineyard. wedding trip to Florida. They will make Art students kill chickens 509; Phil Washburn 506; Mike The bridegroom is a graduate of East Catholic High School, Manchester They are making their home in San their home in Springfield. Plerro 209, 207, 573; Harold Hinke! Greenwich High School and the Univer­ Conununity College and Central Con­ Diego. The bride is a graduate of Classical A A R P meets 204; Rusty Rusconi 507; Jim sity of Conne^cut. He is employed by necticut State University. The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School and plans to attend TOLLAND — The Vernon Area Chapter 2129 of the for bone-sculpture project SUckpole 503; Harriet Giordano Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. in East High School and Eastern Connecticut Springfield Technical College in Janu­ American Association of Retired Persons will meet on 180, 517; Cathy Ring rose 202, 502; Hartford. State University. She is employed by ary. She is employed as a nurse’s aide at CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — An apprehensive about developing a Florence Doutt 189, 485; Pat Monday at 1 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on lungsbury art teacher at Harvard assigned relationship with the chicken. General Motors Acceptance ^ rp . Heritage Hall Nursing Home in Avenue. A slide presentation of a Texas trip will follow. Olcavage 188,509; Ginger Yourkas her students to adopt a live chicken The bridegroom is a graduate of the Agawam. The group’s Christmas party Will be held on Dec. 14 "It would be like a pet, and to Uke 192,504. for a ^ y , then take it to a University of Connecticut and Califor­ The bridegroom is a graduate of Blast at the Manchester Country Gub. TickeU will be on sale your pet and have it killed is not a Wednesday, Nov. 4, pinochle — Engagements nia Western School of Law. He is a Catholic High School, Manchester Com­ slaughterhouse, watch it be pro­ comforUble thing for me,” she Ada Rojas 7w53; Pete Casella 734; at Monday’s meeting. cessed, and cook and eat it before partner and general manager in the law munity College and the University of said. Martin Bakston 734. s The trip to Bethlehem, Pa. on Dec. 1-3 still has seaU making a sculpture from the bones. offices of Miller and Milove. South Carolina. He is a photographer for available. The cost is $160. For more information, all Wednesday, Nov. 4, bridge — CannIenke-WaKman the Springfield newspapers. Ritsuko Taho, a lecturer in the Marjorie McLain 4,740; Ruth WU- 646-3844. school’s Visual and Environmental ley 3,750; Nadine, Malcom 3,680; Mr. and Mrs. Werner Carmienke of Studies Department who teaches RiU Paul 3,550; Tom Gordano 490 Gardner St. announce the engage­ “ Fundamentals of Sculpture,” said Thonghto 3,500; Joanne Allard 3,360. ment of their daughter, Nancy Lee Nonstop call lasts 72 hours 8L Jude chapter meets Thursday the task was intended to Carmienke, to William Kevin Waltman, reduce the distance between art son of Edward Waltman of Newington ROCKVILLE — The St. Jude Golden Age Chapter SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. (AP) - relations firm hired by San Jose-based and object. How petty the divisions we place and Mrs. Ernest Geiger of Atlantic will meet on Sunday at 8 p.m. at St. Joseph auditorium. "Because they will have eaten it, They say teen-agers spend a lot of time U.S. Telecenters Corp. to draw attention between ouraelves must seem in Highlands, N.J. Mayor Stephen Marcham, registered pharmacist, will the chicken will be part of (the God’s eyes. How much God-given on the phone, but a couple of over-30- to their business phone systems. The bride-elect is a graduate of discuss prescription medicines. studenU’) bodies,” Taho said. human talent has been wasted (l^een year-olds chatted it up for 72 hours, Manchester High School and Manches­ The program is open to the public. “ This experience will expand their because of racism, sexism and nonstop. Butler, 35, and Vouglas, 33, actors who ter Community College. She also answered an ad for a job that paid $40 a imagination and understanding.” religious discrimination. attended Central Connecticut State Sodge The publicity stunt left Kathleen day plus^a $50 bonus if they lasted three But some students in the class College in New Britain and is employed Butler v^th a sore throat. Brian Vouglas days, gabbed, played games, recited Orange plans activities and members of animal rights See yourselves the way I see you, by CIGNA INA-Aetna Insurance Co., groups complained that this week’s God says to his human creation. Put RE8IO0ITIAL CARE said he ^dn’t want to touch another poetry and sang their way through the EAST HARTFORD - Hillstown Grange, Hills COR MONTH Farmington. stunt. assignment promoted cruelty to aw[gy the fears that separate jmu. phone for two months. Street, will hold a Christmas craft and ta te s a ^ n The prospective bridegroom is a I animals. Discover one another and be graduate of Newington High School and They hung up at noon Thursday, They frequently switched costumes, Saturday, Nov. 14 from 9 to 3 Three of the 17 studenU refused pleasantly surprised! 64M98S Central Connecticut State College. He ending what was billed as the world’s playing different characters in inter­ The Grange will serve a it, said senior Hannah Gittieman. MON..* .ORPRL stvle on Nov. 21 at 5 p.m. and 6; 30 p.m. ’nckeu are $6 owns and operates a residential and longest phone call, although no such views during the call, and took breaks of Gittieman said she couldn’t under­ Rev. John P. Gwoidz commercial tree service in Hartford category exists in the Guinness Book of flve minutes an hour, or accumulated take t t » project because she was St. James Charch County. World Records. the tinte for longer breaks, such as 15 may be made by calling 588-9094 or 968-1946. A June 1988 wedding is planned. Nancy Lee Carmienke The call was staged by a public minutes after three hours. I ' t; Tarntable Tips Why sit at dirty tabies? brother to return the record al-| The following are the top record hits and leading DEAR bums. Brother brought them back I popular compact diacs aa they appear In next week's ABBY: I'm al­ in anger, without a word of thanks, Issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1987, Billboard ways telling my and at the same time he asked to | Publications Inc. Reprinted with permission. co-workers that borrow 50 more albums! I'm going to Dear Abby It’s been two years, and still no I write to you with return of the 50 albums, so I called Hot singles a question that Abigail Van Buren my brother, and his wife answered puzzles us all. the phone. I very politely reminded 1. “! Think We're Alone Now” Tiffany (MCA) I'm finally doing 2. “Mony Mony" Billy Idol (Chrysalis) her that her husband had 50 albums it. We work in a of mine and I would appreciate { I K 3. 'The Time of My Life" Bill Medley A Jennifer coffee shop in a Wames (RCA) having them. MAGAZINE tourist town and So said, "I thought we brought | 4. “Little Lies" Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros.) want to know .those back.’’ , 1 t 5. "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" Belinda Carllle why people prefer to sit at dirty dishes in front of them. I replied, "No, you didn’t." (MCA) tables. It’s not because there are no So, Abby, if you can tell us why so Then she had the nerve to say, 6. "Breakout" Swing Out Sister (Mercury) clean tables, because this often many people prefer to sit at a dirty “Well, you shouldn’t loan things to | r 5a? 7. '‘Brllllant Disguise” Bruce Springsteen (Columbia)happens when there is only one table, we’d sure appreciate it. people If you’re going to worry 8. “Causlng a Commotion” Madonna (Sire) dirty table. A party leaves, and WAITRESS IN about getting them back.” 9. “lt's a Sin” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-Manhattan) before we've had a chance to clear BANFF, ALBERTA Abby, we enjoy sharing our 10. ”Should've Known Better" Richard Marx (EMI- the table, someone else sits there! videocassettes and records, but we Manhattarf) If we’re busy, we put out a DEAR WAITRESS: Beats me. would like tiiem returned after a “Please Wait to Be Seated” sign, Perhaps the location of the dirty reasonable length of time. How * s ;w but people walk right past it and sit table is preferable to the available should we handle this if they want to Top LPs at the dirty table anyway! clean ones. Readers? borrow something in the future? 1. “'Dirty Dancing' Soundtrack” (RCA) — Platinum It is much easier on a waitress if LENDER (More than 1 million units sold.) customers sit at a clean table. DEAR ABBY: Four and a half 2. 'Tunnel of Love” Bruce Springsteen (Columbia)Sometimes when we're busy, we years ago. my brother (age 49) — DEAR LENDER: When you lend might not realize that they aren’t 3. ”Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) an aerospace executive — bor­ something, have a clear under­ the previous party, so they won’t be rowed SO record albums from my standing of when it should be 4. ”Whltesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) — Platinumserved as fast. Also, we’d rather 5. “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” Pink Floyd mother and me. These albums returned. And if the borrower have them sit at a clean table “forgets,” remind him. (Columbia) because it gives a better impression belong to us. 6. “Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mercury) — Platinumof our establishment than if they After two years and no return, I 7. 'The Lonesome Jubilee” John Cougar Mellep- DEAR ABBY: I need to get a start out with someone else’s dirty asked my mother to please ask my couple of things off my chest: I camp (Mercury) — Platinum work in the personnel department 8. ''Whltnay" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum of a Fortune 500 company, and we 9. 'The Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) — Platinum receive approximately 100 resumes , - , K ,.v- l" 10. 'Vltal Idol” Billy Idol (Chrysalis) Problems with bladder every day from people applying for jobs or scholarship money. At least 20 of those 100 people do Country singles started after surgery not include an address in their 1. "Maybe Your Baby's Got the Blues” The Judds letters and/or their handwriting is not legible, so obviously we have no (RCA-Curb) DEAR DR. way of responding to their requests. 2. "l Won't Need You Anymore” Randy Travis GOTT: About a The other thing that irritates me (Warner Bros.) year after pros­ is the number of people who write to 3. ”Crazy From the Heart” The Bellamy Bros. tate surgery, ask for Jobs and use the stationery- (MCA-Curb) m y bladder Dr. Gott /letterhead of their present 4. "Lynda” Steve Wariner (MCA) problems be­ employer. 5. “Somebody Lied” Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia)gan. If I do not Peter Gott, M.D. ANONYMOUS. OF COURSE 6. ”Only When I Love” Holly Dunn (MTM) get to the ba­ 7. 'The Last One to Know” Reba McEntIre (MCA)throom as soon as I have the 8. ”One For tha Money” T.G. Sheppard (Columbia)urge to urinate, HfccUy ■ ...... 9. "She Couldn't Love Me Anymore” T. Graham my bladder will HeaiA Tip Brown (CapItPI) clow off and I 10"lf There's Any Justice” Lee Greenwood (MCA) cannot void. Within five to 10 connection between eczema and mintites, I get very severe pain and hormonal imbalance. You’re the have to use a catheter. Urologists doctor, but I’m not sure you are are no help. lalso have diabetesand correct in my case. I developed take blood pressure medicine. “housewife’s eczema” after my P Best-Sellers first child was bom. It resist^ treatment, but disappeared when I DEAR READER: You seem to be went on birth-control pills. We m discribing bladder-outlet obstruc­ moved a lot. and sometimes my Fiction tion, a blockage of urine flow prescription would run out. Like 1. "Kaleidoscope," Danielle Steel caused by muscle spasm. Prostate plockwork, the aczema returned surgery often results in unavoida­ until I started the pills again. There by Roy D. Katz. R.Ph. 2. "Heaven and Hell,” John Jakes ble nerve and tissue damage that 3. "Leaving Home,” Garrison Keillor is a definite connection in my can interfere with both urination experience. ALCOHOL & 4. "Patriot Games,” tom Clancy and ejaculation. This can be made 5. "Dungeons A Dragons,” Tracy Hickman A worse by diabetes-induced nerve STILL BIRTH Margaret Weis Even moderate drinking during malfunction and by certain medi­ DEAR READER: OK. I won’t pregnancy greatly Increaiea the rlik 6. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow cines that are used for argue with your analysis of your of lUUbiith, report separate medical 7. "Misery,” Stephen King hypertension. case. Although eczema is com­ reiearchera In N.Y. and California. 8. “Black Unicorn,” Terry Brooks Pregnant women who drink even monly associated with small re­ amaU, non-intoxicaUng amounts of 9. "Legacy,” James MIchener If your local urologists cannot sidues of soap or detergent that alcohol twice or more each week, have 10. ‘Team Yankee,” Hafold Coyle help you. ask for a referral to stick to the skin and provoke an about a 30% chance of aborting. Aa urological specialists at a teaching drinking more than I ox. of alcohol (1 center. You need cystoscopy and allergic reaction the condition can of beer, 1 glais of wine, or 1 small Nonfiction involves complex responses in the cocktail) more often than once a week cystometries, two related tests to skin. In some people, hormones can be so very toxic to the fetus, It is 1. "Great Depression of 1990,” Ravi Batra examine bladder function and probably play a role. So does stress. wise to avoid alcohol entirely during pregnancy. 2. ‘Time Flies,” Bill Cosby control. Perhaps special medicine My brother used to get fierce r — or alteration of the drugs you are M:,- 3. "Veil,” Bob Woodward eczema from handling our house- currently taking — would solve this cat. I suppose that the most 4. “Man of the House,” Tip O'Neill with William uncomfoitable problem. In any Novak important consideration regaining case, repeated self-catbeterization eczema is; If you can discover the 7. “Super Marital Sex,” Paul Pearshall should be a last resort; the j u j l 8. 'Thriving on Chaos,” Tom Peters proc^urckjvill eventually intro­ factors triggering your eczema and 9. “A Day In the Life of the Soviet Union,” Rick can avoid them, fine. Otherwise, NBttoMl Fr«8crt8

By Josie afternoon is wearing on. he’s By Linda-Marie Singer left.” T . becoming more approachable Pushing the past away and warm. ngry. I was so momentarily, the rugged “The whole thing about Q. Please tell me all about angry about six-footer makes his way into a ‘Riptide’ that pleases me is how Charlton Heston. He’s been my everything. Pick restaurant where he immediately Perry (co-star Perry King) and I favorite for a long time. Cecilia a subject. My fishes for a pack of cigarettes. came away friends. We never Narimatsu, Lonsdale, Pa. parents. The “This place is out the way, isn’t had problems because we’re world. it?” he asks, shunning the idea both tenacious and passionate A. He’s 63, was bom in \ ■- Vf- Resentment was ruining me, of publicity. about our work. All along we Evanston, 111., and raised ih St. until I realized what I As the actor is seated away were there for the betterment of Helen, Mich., where his father *1 ■' * desperately needed was an from the crowds, customers stare the show. No egos involved. ran a lumber mill. The area was inadvertently at the attractive identity.” “Naturally you hear stories; remote, providing few television star whose “Riptide” The search ended brightly for Many actors haggle over lines playmates, so he amused himself series caused a continual flutter actor Joe Penny, who stars in but we had this philosophy: by acting out stories and making CBS’s “Jake and the Fat Man” of fan mail. ‘Here, take it.’ Because you up games. “Here was the funny part with William Conrad. For know why? I’ve got 19 more Adding to his isolation was about Nick Ryder in that show. instead of remaining the shows, man, and about 3,000 his parents’ divorce when he renegade and outsider. Penny His character was based on my more close-ups, right? It all was about 10; his mother brother John and he knew it. I learned to channel his hostility. evens out. Why bother?” remarried (Heston is his mean, he saw me doing him.” “Acting. At 17 1 quickly Calling himself “a 13-year stepfather’s name; his father's He laughs. “But I got all the understood that the camera overnight success,” Penny feels name was Whitford) and moved provided me with a needed letters.” misconceptions still exist. her son to the Chicago suburb of Especially from male viewers release. And you can see that “People keep thinking you’re Wilmette. He was a shy, who saw Penny’s role “as a 1 result: It's right up there on the everything you portray on the unsophisticated child and found man’s man, and not just a pretty screen. I’m that guy who’ll screen. Some see me as stuck on it difficult to adjust to city life boy with a suit on.” Female always get you an RBI, who’ll myself or arrogant. Viewers and school life at New Trier reaction was predictable, with always hit a single, maybe a seem to get a sense of that when High School. propositions of marriage pouring double. Every now and then I’ll they see me perform. Sorry, I’m He found refuge, however, in in from housewives and their even manage a home run.” not the swashbuckling type, the school’s theater program. daughters. “One lady even sent Even though he portrayed although 1 do have my moments After graduation, he decided to me a wedding ring,” he adds Buggy Siegel in ’’The Gangster and can be a real son-of-a-bitch continue^on in drama, accepting with an afterthought. Chronicles,” and detective Nick when I have to.” Northwestern University’s offer All this talk inevitably leads Ryder in “Riptide,” Joseph Perhaps the biggest turnaround of a drama scholarship. He to romance. He admits tersely, Edward Penny Jr. really spent for new surs is a change not “There is no one seriously at starred in a variety of campus most of his childhood fantasizing only in lifestyle, but also an productions but it was the this moment, but there was.” .about becoming a bombadier altering of personality. “Nothing mid-’40s. wartime, and he His voice trails off. like that has happened,” he pilot. A restrained look indicates decided that his country needed “It never went any further, contends, “because 1 still know he’s ready to move from the him more so he left school after because most of the time 1 was .where my realities are. If you two years to enlist in the Army subject, although when reminded knew me all along, you’d know upset, hurt and frustrated. See, 1 that the audience finds him sexy Air Force. He spent the next became a victim of circumstance I’m the same guy walking (especially after his mini-series three years as a radio gunner when my parents divorced,” he Joe Penny, star of "Riptide” and now "Jake and arounil in my sweats and based in the Aleutians. “Roses Are for the Rich” with explains softly. Reeboks.” Liza Minnelli He was discharged from the Charlton Heston Lisa Hartman), Penny doesn’t the Fat Man” remembers how success runs London-born and “Success is important in military in 1947 and moved with object. hand-in-hand. He never takes things for anyone’s life, but recently Georgia-bred, at 8 Penny was “But if you’re asking if I feed Q. I've been a Liza Minnelli fan for 25 years. Please tell me his wife, actress Lydia Clarke separated from his dad and went something even greater (they had married in 1944), to He made his film debut later the Ecstasy,” “Khartoum” and into it, I don’t. That is, come to granted. what she’s been up to lately. Raymond Dow, PRdnsboro, N J. to live with his mother in happened. I explained that I was New York where both tried to that year in “Dark City,” other adventures inicuding my house and you won’t find A. Performing in sold^out, highly acclaimed concert appearances, California. He didn’t see his hello.” reunited with my dad after 13 find acting jobs. Unsuccessful, followed by a string of roles in “Planet of the Apes,” “The posters of me, nor will I be “Then 1 made one of the most recently in Europe. She also co-starred with Burt Reynolds father for another 13 years. The man sighs and leaves years. Well, one day he called they signed on instead with the “Ruby Gentry,” “The Greatest Three (and Four) Musketeers,” walking around in tight shirts.” biggest mistakes in my life with in the movie “Rent-a-Cop” due out this month and is talking Bringing all this back to the quickly. Thd actor orders a salad for my opinion concerning his Thomas Wolfe Memorial Show on Earth,” “The “Gray Lady Down,” “Airport Fighting any kind of sweet my first taste of success. That about recording a new album. There has also been talk that she 31-year-old is still painful. and sips mineral water. As the beach house property.* President’s Lady,” “Pony 1975,” “Midway” and and gentle nature. Penny by his was in 1980 when I finally might appear with Patti LaBelle in the movie “Sing,” about a Theater in Asheville, N.C., but “Because my father was a man later that year returned to New Express,” and in 1956 “The “Earthquake.” own admission, is no angel. “1 earned a nice sum of money. famous high school music competition but it is, at this point, just who could do no wrong, maybe But you know what? I p-----it talk. York where he was cast in Ten Commandments.” His In recent years, as you can still go out with the boys undoubtedly know, he’s returned it put some kind of stress on me and tear the place down,” he all away. I got so depressed “Antony and Cleopatra” on portrayal of Moses made him a that I wasn’t aware of. You see. to TV, first in the miniseries claims, without sounding afterwards that I lost myself for Broadway. star. Dad was All-American in school Remember the warmth of That 1^ to more roles on Movies that followed include “Chiefs,” then in “The boastful. “Only now I know a year. her embrace? Colbys.” His most recent and then played semi-pro what my priorities are, and I’ve “What bothers me is knowing Broadway and in the Orson Welles’ ‘Touch of Evil,” football around the country. Q. Please tell me what Telly just-beginning dramas on TV, “The Big Country,” “The project was the ABC TV movie learned to take care of my needs I took things for granted and that Or how she calmly After Korea he reinvolved was a sin, for success is Savalas is currently doing. including the acclaimed CBS Buccaneer” and “Ben Hur” “Proud Man,” which was as opposed to my wants. reassured you that no one himself with education, God-given. You’ve been A.F., North Bergen, N J. anthology series “Studio One.” which won him an Oscar. scheduled for October as we go “That includes acting. I never was lurking in the closet? beginning as a math professor for one minute kid myself about kissed.” He pauses. “Well I A. As we go to press, he’s Impressed by his performance in Perceived as a larger-than-life to press. Other TV projects are Or that time she let you and winding up a school the business. It’s for full-grown didn’t mean to get into a preparing the TV special a “Studio One” production of figure, he then starred in a in the works. crawl in bed with her He and wife Lydia have a principal.” men and worricn, and 1 prepare religious thing.” scheduled to air in late October “Jane Eyre,” producer Hal number of spectacles, including Joe Penny didn’t exactly after that horrible son, Fraser, and a daughters \ for it like war. 1 know what I’m Penny, trying to look in which the vault of the Titanic Wallis signed him, in 1950, to a “El Cid,” “The Greatest Story follow in his father’s footsteps, nonchalant in faded blue jeans nightmare? long-term movie contract. Every Told,” “The Agony and Holly, and live in Los Angefesr up against, because as soon as 1 will be opened live on-camera. and upon graduation from got ‘The Gangster Chronicles,’ 1 and blue striped shirt, eyes the We’ll restore your He also appeared recently on the waitress who eyes him. California’s Marina High gave up everything. Maybe pictures of her while season opener of “The “Hi, Carol,” he says, reading School, he ‘Valked rather that’s typical, but prior to that 1 suggesting a frame that’s Equalizer," as you’re probably her name tag. “What’s the quickly, shall we say, out of worked spor^ically. You know, as special as she is. aware. Currently, he’s working guest shots here, a few lines special for today?” on a TV movie based on the life there.” From baker to Before she can enumerate, a You only have one dishwasher, the teen-ager set out there. ' story of gambler Nick the fan rushes up with a request. “Mom”. on a journey of self-discovery. “All I had were part-time jobs Greek, a project he’s had in the “There are about 20 ladies “1 did receive a football until 1 was 25. In those days 1 works for the last two years. out there who nearly fainted scholarship to Orange Coast did anything to survive. I drove fork lifts and became a foreman when they recogniz^ you. Do College in California, but never you think it’s possible? 1 mean, exposure took it lijt. It was just time to on a maintenance crew. During U Umiled the holidays, I signed up to I’m sorry to intrude, but...” art A framing get on with life, you know? And “If you give me a few N«w Hours: Closed Mon that student body card seemed wash mail trucks in Santa 111 Center Street Tuts., Wed.. FrI. 9-5:30 Monica. Hey, that was good for minutes. I’d be glad to come Manchester - 649-6939 Thurs. n-B - Set. 9-i meaningless. It was never going over to your table and say Telly Savalas to do a damn thing for me, so I an extra five dollars. V '- .- V W .- . • J -r-tn MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 7, 1M7 — «S m U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 7,1987 Health WEEKEND TELEVISION Getting help when a loved one dies Saturday, Nov. 7 BiOOAM Cl1) U-S. Farm Report 7 :30AM ® Popaye and Son as long as seven years while 26, Consumer Discount Network ® Star Commanders By Jean Guarino [C N N ] Crossfire 'T j Animat Crack-Ups (CC) others need just a few meetings 11. Voltron, Defender of the Universe * to put them back on the right _ [D IS] Watt Disney Presents: Mad Her­ hen Lynn Trapp lost mit of Chim ney Butte After a series of 18) Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries track. But the average unfortunate experiences with difficult her 2-year-old son >20; Popeye & Pals attendance is between two and neighbors, Donald Duck becomes the mad Jeremy three and a hermit of Chimney Butte (60 min | 22) Muppets three years.” 30) Foofur half years ago, she [U S A ] MOVIE: 'I Was a Zombie for the seriously considered “Many people find milestones F.B .I.' A spoof of 1950's horror flicks. It's Your Business such as the anniversary of the 1984 (40) Animal Crack-Ups (R) suicide. “Our son 5;30AM fii) inn n.ws ^41) Princesa Caballero |!i> was diagnosed improperly and I death, birthdays and holidays W difficult to get through and so [CN N ] Showbiz Today [C N N ] Sports Close-up was wracked with guilt that I 6:00AM (5) Young Universe (R) [DIS] You and Me, Kid had let myself be talked out of come back for support during these periods," she adds. Love Your Skin 8:00AM Hello Kitty’s Furry Tale getting a second opinion that Theater Bereaved parents who often ® ;18) CNN News could have saved his life," she ® ) Lady LovelyLocks and the Pixietails feel alienated from family and 11) Christian Science Monitor Reports said. “I wanted to take him to ® 40) Care Bears Family (CC) friends learn at this self-help 61’ Popeye another hospital but our doctors [C N N ] Daybreak Ti) Heathcliff group that they are not alone; asked for six months to pursue [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 18', Kidsongs (In Stereo) that they have not been singled their treatment. Jeremy died five [ESPN] Harness Racing; Breeders 20' Porky Pig out for this unspeakable Crow n From Pompano Beach. Fla. (60 '22) 30' G um m i Bears (CC), months later." affliction. Each meeting includes min.) (R) 24) (CC). Lynn and h“r husband, Gary, a program about some aspect of [HBO] MOVIE; 'Murphy’s Romance' (26^ Kidsongs were fortunate in being directed (C C ) An easy-going widower falls for the grief and healing (speaker, (38' Wall Street Journal Report to The Compassionate Friends new young woman in town Salty Field. therapist, film, etc.) but it is the James Garner. Brian Kerwin 1985 Rated 41) Remi shortly after the death of their PG-13 sharing that brings parents back (ST) World Chess Championships 1987 son. Members of the suburban [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be [CN N ] Daybreak again and again. Crazy' (CC ) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped Chicago TCF chapter, bereaved [DIS] Dumbo's Circus “The most important thing from an airplane raises havoc amoung a parents themselves, were able to normally peaceful tribe of African bush- [ESPN] SportsCenter that TCF offers is the endless show Lynn that guilt in the men. Marius Weyers. Sandra Prinsloo, [H B O ] Behind the Scenes Featured: in­ capacity to listen with real NIxau. 1982 Rated PG. death of any child is normal terviews with people in show business. empathy and the reassurance that [M AX] MOVIE: The Longshof Three and, while suicide might be a 6:1 SAM dD Davey & Goliath one is not 'going crazy,’ ” says losers sink their money into an elaborate solution for her pain, she would 6:30AM CID captain Bob race-fixing scheme. Tim Conway, Harvey Ronnie Peterson, a staff member only be compounding the grief ® The World Tomorrow Korman, Jack Weston, 1986. Rated PG- of the TCF national office in the 13 of her husband and surviving ® Flintstone Kids (CC) Chicago suburb of Oak Brook (D Comic Strip [TM C ] MOVIE: Farris Bualler's Day son. Off' (CC ) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky whose son was killed in 1970. (3 j} Planet of the Apes “The Compassionate Friends from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari and “People cpme together with (18) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ heads off to do the town, Matthew Broder­ kept me-alive .at a time when I tion on the latest employment opportuni­ ick. Mia Sara. Jeffrey Jones. 1986. Rated nothing else in common but their had no reason for living," says ties in the Connecticut area. PG-13. (In Stereo) NAPOLEON AN D JOSEPHINE — Armand Assante and Jacqueline Bisset star in "N a ­ bereavement, and nothing else Lynn, who now has a ^ Insight / Out [U SA ] Go for Your Dreams poleon and Josephine: A Love Story," a three-part ABC miniseries about the French matters. We listen to each 14-month-old son. Gl?) Follow Mo * 8:30AM (T) JIni Henson's Muppat ruler and his wife. It airs Tuesday, Nov. 10, Wednesday, Nov. 11 and Thursday, other’s stories told over and over Babies The Compassionate Friends is (6jD Abrakadabra as each tries to convey the [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents CD) Nov. 12. a nationwide nondenominational [D IS] Wish Upon a Star ® (4§) Uttle Clowns of Happytown specialness of the lost child, to ® Bugs Bunny & Tw e n ty S how (CC|. self-help group for parents who [TM C ] The Late Great Me: Story of a 01) F-Troop [CN N] Moneywaak [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klanach deal with the event surrounding (g) Wall Street Waak (R| have experienced the death of a Teen-age Alcoholic A 15-year-old girl 0® International Championship Wres­ [D IS] Donald Duck Preaanta [DIS] W ind In the W illow s the death itself,” she adds. dissatisfied with her self-image secretly [C N N ] Collage Football Pravlaw child. The primary method of tling (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: ’No Retreat No Surrsn- [USA] Love Your Skin Because of the sensitive turns to alcohol. (90 min.) [ESPN] SportaCsntsr Saturday (60 To m 8i Jerry dar' Tired of being pushed around, a support for bereaved parents is 11:00AM (33 min.) nature of these gatherings, 7:00AM ® Young Universe @ ^ Smurfa karate-loving teen-ager summons up the by providing sharing groups, but spirit of idol Bruce Lee to help him improve (X) Dr. Sciencs [U S A ] Search for Beauty parents are guaranteed complete (® Sytvanian Families @ ) MOVIE: 'A Tima for Killing' A Union his martial arts skills. Kurt McKinney, Jean- (33 Fan Club Scheduled: ABC, Smokey newsletters, lending libraries, officer’s zeal is heightened when the Con­ Puttin' on the HHe confidentiality. “Sometimes it’s dD Bugs Bunny & Tweety S^k>w (CC) Claude Van Damme, J.W . Fails. 1986. Robinson, Richard Moll ("Night Court ), 1 2:00PM C53 guest speakers and telephone federates kidnap his fiance, GlennFord. In- easier to open up to complete would rather hear the child's For literature and information 01) Tom & Jerry Rated PG. actress Emma Samms, singer Kim Wilde. (33 MOVIE: 'The Mystery In Orecule'e group will counter his wife ger Stevens. George Hamilton. 1967, Ceette' Vacationing with ihair novaliat friends are part of most CJI Inch High Private Eye [U SA ] Proline W W F Wrestling Spotlight strangers who are tied to you by name brought into conversation on the chapter nearest you ® Bottomline (33 mother, tw o boys make a movie in a light- - programs in the 540 TCF would talk about nothing else, ( ^ Mighty Mouse g j) Solid Gold In Concort the common thread of your as a recognition that he or she contact The Compassionate 01) Maquina dal TIem po 10:00AM (33 Pee-wee’e Playhouea house and stumble upon a crime-filled chapters throughout the United so that he doesn’t even want to mystery. A "Wonderful World of Disrtey" Muppets W W F WrcstKng Chaltanga (3) Hallmark Homsa losses,” says Lynn. “And it’s was alive and was very much Friends, Box 3696, Oak Brook, [CN N ] Big Story (XI presentation. Cki Guiuger, Meriette Har­ States. come home at night. (H ) Daktari (g) W W F Wroatllng much easier to bare your wounds loved by their family than have 111. 60522-3696, (312) [D IS] Good Morning Mickayl (X) ® tley. 1973. Part 1 of 2. The Compassionate Friends Yet another couple may tell ® Ring Around the World (g (3) ALF when you know tliat what you people act as if the child had 990-0010. ■ [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance (33 Buck Rogers (33 W W F Wrestling was founded in 1969 by that they had not been able to (g ) Newsmakers 0 ) Constitution: That Daliosts Balanco say won’t go beyond the room. never existed,” she says. [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Troll' A mischievous (j S Bo u I Train (33 America's Top Tan Reverend Simon Stephens, an resolve this lack of (® Abbott and Costello creature attempts to transform an apart­ ® GLOW: Qorgaoua LacHaa of Wraa- ® NsurapaychologY of Weight Control We treat, what we learn about g s Unhrarsal Wrsatling Fadorstlon Anglican chaplain at the communication and were Another common fallacy is @1) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe ment house and its residents into his king­ tling 3 ) Three Stooges dom. Michael Moriarty. Shelley Hack. Juno 3 Collage Footbell: Boeton College et each other as privileged that, after two or three months, @ Comic Strip (gl (3l Jim Hanson's Fraggis Rock ® Flintstone Kids (CC|. Coventry-Warwickshire Hospital growing further apart. Together Lockhart. 1986. Rated PG-13. Notre Daime (3 hrs.l information." all wounds should have neatly [C N N ] Daybreak (3 ) RockSchooi g J PEUCULA: 'El Nino y el TIburon' g MOVIE; 'VIgllants Force' The cHi- in England, after he noticed that they had gone to a counselor and 9:00AM ® The Get Along Gang healed and the bereaved parents [DIS] Mousercise (3 ) Pro Wrestling Jorge Rh/aro, MIhon Rodriguez. Monica zens of a crima-riddan Cafifomia commun­ two sets of bereaved parents Monthly meetings usually learned to reach compromises (X* 05) Pr^o. 1977. ity ask a young Vietnam valaran to organ­ should be getting on with their [ESP N ] OoH: Dunhilt Cup From St. An­ g j) El Taaoro dal Baber were of more comfort to each include a speaker or film but that worked for them. A woman ® Supermen (g) Washington Waek In Review (CCI ize a vigilante squad. Kris Kriatoffarson, drews, Scotland. (60 min.) (R) (571 Tony Brawn's Journal several times a year the “main will say that’s why she comes to lives. “The reality is much (R) Jan Michael Vincent, Victoria Principal. other than he or any other [USA] Jimmy Swaggart 0 5 Hea H aw g j) W orld W ide W restling (In Stereo) 1976. event” is a question-and-answer TCF. She can talk about the different," says Lynn. “At the ® ) 's Animated Special (60 gs Wrestling: World CIsaa Champion­ professionals could be. Arnold [DIS] Raccoons (In Siareo) ship Wrestling g Foofur end of the first year 1 still min.) and Paula Shamres brought him session in which parents child and someone will fisten. It [H B O ] Inside the N FL Hosts: Len Daw­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'Snoopy, Come Homs' 3 fitarksting thought it was all a nightmare (S3) S w a m * S trM t (CC). and TCF to the United States in anonymously write questions on takes the pressure off her son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stareo) Animeted Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa­ 3 MOVIE: 'The Unforghren' Two femi- Channels (3) Ail( tlM Manager rewell In order to return to his first owner. 1972 after the death of their a slip of paper to be answered husband. All the women present and when I awoke Jeremy would [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' lies feud with savage Kiowa over g s Capitan Cantalla (CC ) A Manhattan computer operator's 1972. Rated G. the adopted daughter of one of the faml- by other parents who have have learned a little more about be there.” WFSB Hartford. C T CD daughter. (S ) La P)aia Ids is turned upside down whan a British [ES P N ] Scholaatic Sports America liat. Audrey Hepburn, Burt Lancattar. healed themselves of their grief men and marriage. This wide discrepancy in WNYW New York, NY CD intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu­ Lillian Gish. I960. Today Lynn and Gary Trapp New Haven. C T CD [DIS] Wa)coma to Poo)i Corner [HBO] MOVIE: Hannah and Hsr Sis- , W T N H - rope starts sending messages through her 3 Black Perspective have healed themselves of their over a period of ye^rs. A problem bereaved parents attitude often makes it difficult WOR New York. NY [ESPN] Tann)*; Paris Open )ndoor tars' (C C ) A seriocomic portrait of two (D terminal. Whoopi Goldberg, Stephen Col­ years in the emotional lives of three Man­ face together is friends and for parents to burden family and WPIX New York. NY (fl) Clwnpianahipa: Sam)flnal Round From lins. John W ood. 1986. Rated R. (In 3 MOVIE: 'Firebell Forwerd' During grief and head the TCF chapter “A parent may have hesitated hattan sisters. Winner of three Academy World W ar II, a mustang General end N s friends with their grief that, WHCT Hartford, C T » Paris, France. (2 hra.) (Live) Stereo) where they once sought help. to ask a “stupid” question in family members who find WTXX Watarbury, C T Awards. Mia Farrow, , hard-luck division sndure lots of action. [U S A ] Forever Young [U SA] Discover public but once it is aired and themselves at a loss on how to according to popular belief, WWLP Sprinofiald, MA O W oody Allen. 1986. Rated PG-13. Ben (jezzara, Eddie Albert, Ricardo Mon- H a r t f ^ , C T [CN N ] HaaRliweak talban. 1972. should be subsiding. “Our WEDH « 9:10AM 1 0:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Today [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Haunted Honeymoon' The group meets the third Friday answered he or she is relieved to deal with them. “They New London. CT WTWS 8 A radio star, planning to marry his co-star 3 Cendlepin Bow ling (60 min.) chapter newsletter has phone Hartford, C T 9:30AM CE OHHgan'e Island 10:30AM (33 New Adventuraa of of every month at a local church find that most of the people mistakenly think that by not WVIT » at hie famlly'a ancestral manaion, is sud­ (g ) Sesame Street |CC|. Boston, M A (D ® Mighty Mouse and also hosts a monthly talking about the child the numbers to call when a parent WSDK denly plagued by phobiaa. Gena Wilder, shared the stkme concerns,” says Springflald, M A ® MOVIE: 'Terae Bulbe' 16th century WQGB (£) Superman (X) ® Raal Qhostbustsrs (CC). Gilds Rsdnar. Dorn DaLulsa. 1886. Rated morning meeting just for Lynn. parents won’t be reminded of needs to talk and that first year I WXTV Patareon. N J Cossacks fight for freedom from Poland'e (li) Runaway With the Rich and Famous (3 ) Hsadllnea on Trial PG. (In Starao) mothers. Feelings that might otherwise their loss,” says Lynn. “But the made a lot of calls,” Lynn says. WQBY Springfiald. M A domination. Yul Brynner. Ton y Curtis, Hartford, C T (1{) Am ateur Duefcpin Bowling (60 min.) (g) (3) Ahdn and ths Chipmunks [U S A ] Beat the Pros Christina Ksufmsnn. 1962. “There are usually about 50 be depressed are aired at these child is with the parents all the ‘TCF understands that each WTIC . J S , CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) . (3 ) VagaS (0 ) Newton's Apple (CC) Anna Bancroh 11:30AM (33 Naw Monkses [CN N] Naweday people at each meeting," says meetings. A wife may say that time and their greatest fear is parent must find his or her own DISNEY Disney Channel (DIS) shares highlights from s 1986 expedition g s lala dal Taaoro (33 America's Top Tan [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Dehe Force' A terrorisi way through grief. No one ever ESPN Sporta Network (E8PN] to the North Pole: the sea otter. Lynn, who emphasizes that the her husband won’t talk to her that he or she will be Horn# Box Offica [HBO] (g ) Say Brother The Post Pop Space Rock HBO 3 ) Batman (3 ) Sybarvialon Weight Control told me there was a timetable for Ba-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per­ length of a parent's participation about their child. (He may be forgotten.” CINEMAX Cinsmax IfMAX] g 3 New Archiea depends entirely on the Lynn suggests that, when in grieving or a quick solution to TMC Movie Channal (TMCl forms spirilusls. jazz and rock, g J) Continutd.. sitting next to her when she says USA USA Network (U8AI ® ) Adam SmHh'a Money World , , , 3 .TMa Waek in IjdotorSporta . , individual. it!) Other wives present know all doubt, don’t hesitate to bring up my problems. All they did was g j Addams Family "Some people have come for about that. But a husband in the the child’s name. “Parents listen-.’-’ . . M AN G H E 8TE H H g R A M » « 8 « f rd W j N o f J T - I W - W

M - MANCHESTER HERALD.' Satunlav. Nov. 7 .1M7 2:30AM ® m o v i e : Olamood Meed' An attsta owner in Hawaii opposes his sis- ■mriTER . tar's desire ro m arry a hsif-braad Hawaiian ® Mama's Family Mama wants to sing eventhough ha has a Hawaiian miatress - -- SI Raytown's Fount's Day. ' Satarday, Coatiaaed Det 5f«d Ma- hlmsaH. Charlton Heston. Yvatta Mimwux, varro (guest star George Chakiris. 1963., Saturday, Continued (S) Noticiero UnMsIon [C N N ] Pinnacle CrikBatrada) (S ) SoHd Gold in Conesrt GD Ttampo da Amar (60 mki.) [D IS] My Friend Hicka 1974. Joins Hunter and [CIDN] Sports Latanight G D M O V IE: 'Tru a Grit' A hard-drinking (ID NBA BaakatbaN: Boston Caftka at McCall to track [ES P N ] CoHega Football: Teame to be hijacking leads an invincible band of com­ , Kety Juredo. 1961. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Club Paradise' A I W ashington Butlats (2 hrs.. 30 min.) mandos to the Middle East. Chuck N ^ s , seedy, run-down island resort becomes Marshal and a Texas Ranger help a young down a rapist and a Announced 13 hra.) (H) girt track down her father's murder'er. John {Tape Delayad) Lee Marvin. Martin Balsam. 1986. Rated R. [U SA ] MOVIE: Vampire Circus' Vam­ the center of action after the owner writes I missing teenage [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Hot nctort' A group of (In Stereo) pire's curse on a small Sarblan village flashy travel brochures to put life into the Wayne. Glen Campbell. Kim Derby. 1969. [CNN] CNN Naws young men are given jobs on an island re- comes true years later when a circus hooker in part one [U S A ] Dante Party U S A Guests: Debbie old place. Robin Williams, Peter O'Toole, (4D Sable Premiere (CC) Action- [H BO ] Not Nacaasarily tha Nawa: Im son but can't keep their minds on .their cornea to town led by a gypsy. Adrienne Twiggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) suspense. A mystery man leads two Ih/as sida Entartalninam Spadficalty- tha Os­ of a three-part work. Bronson Pinchot, Marcy Walker, Gibson ("Only In M y Dreams"). (60 min.) Corn, Laurence Payne. 1972. [TM C ] Short FUm Showcase — one as author Nicholas Flemming, the cars; the Emmys. Broadway, rock videos, "Hunter." it airs Linda Kenton. 1986. Rated R M O V IE : E «c k m Fiom other as heroic do-gooder Jon Sable. With 1 2^30PM (£ 2:10PM [CNN] Heehhweek H o il^o o o d artd cable T V . (60 min.) (In SATURDAY, [TM C ] Short Film Showcase Bogan County' An investigator for the at­ 7:00 PM (S O ut of TM « W orld Donna's Rene Russo and Ken Page. (60 min.) Stereo) torney genera's office attempts to get a C D CoUege FootbaH: Teams jealous when Evie spends considerable nOV. 7 on HBC. m o v i e 2:30PM (5i^ Mark Russell: A Mark Russell Song- [M AX] MOVIE: 'Straata of Gold' An 2:40AM [ M A X ] ; stand powerful political czar's wife to testify to be Announced (3 hra.. 30 min.) (Live) • time talking with her father. book outcast Russian boxer regiMns his pride by Alone' Forty years after being decorated i against him. Jaclyn Smith, Mitchell ^ a n , (S ) Kovela-on Collecting CD Three's Company training two Brooklyrt fighters for an CHECK USTINGS for valor, a World W ar II hero clashes with Michael Parks. 1977. [CNN] Prim aNew s dnig dealers in his neighborhood. Charles (S ) America en la Cultura o C D ® New s American-Soviet exnibition. Klaus ^toria FOR EXACT TIME C D Fan Club Scheduled: ABC. Smokey [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hannah and Her Sis­ Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar, Wesley Snipes. ' Duming, Pam Grier. 1985. Rated R. Robinson, Richard Moll ( " N i ^ Court"), (S ) Growing a Business C D It's A Uving The girls retaliate after | ters' (C C ) A seriocomic portrait of two Nancy snoops through their lockers. 1986. Rated R. 3:00AM ® Home Shopping Over actress Emma Samms. singer Kim Wilde, [C N N ] Style with Else Klensch Ameri­ O Q years in the emotional lives of three Man­ hattan sisters. Winner of three Academy [U SA] Atfrad Hitchcock Piasanta A night Service Continuee 12 hrs.) (g ) I'm Tellingl can daaignara- including ( ^ i n Klein, Bill GD Tales From the Darfcside A persistent | Blass. Geoffrey Beane and Anne Klein. demon torments a man and won't stop un­ Awards. Mia Farrow. Michael Caine. jealous husband tries to sabotage a [CN N ] Newenight (2$ Marketing planned meeting between his wife and her til his victim cracks. W oody Allen. 1986. Rated PG-13. [TM C ] MOVIE: The Spy Who Cents in [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Th e Spy W h o Came in susjMcted lover. Winston Cup Wrangler 400 From the Cold' A British Intelligence agent GD Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy and I [M AX ] MOVIE; Something WIW' (CC) From the CoM ' A British Intelligance agent What About Women in Berlin is called to London after one of his Charles teach a shy boy the finer points of | A mild-mannered executive is whisked 1 0 : 1 5 P M CD New s [M AX] MOVIE; 'Ptoyblrda' Scotland in Berlin la celled to London after one of his contacts is killed at the Berlin Wall. Richard 8 social life. away on an exciting but dangerous adven­ contacts is killed at the Berlin Well. Richard [C N N ] Evans & Novak 1 0 : 3 0 P M CD Sports Extra 1 1 :4 0 P M (E) MOVIE; 'H»»rttond Yard's saaieal invattigator halpa uncovw Burton, Claire Bloom, Oskar Werner. (E) You Can't Take It With You ture after meeting a beautiful mystery Raggaa’ Th it film include, concene by the murderer of the Playbird centerfold Bunon, Claire Bloom, Oskar Werner [D IS] Edison Twins 1966. woman. Jeff Daniels. Melanie Griffith. Ray CD NHL Hockay: Naw York Rangars at 1966. @ Wheel of Fortune (CC) some of Jamelce's lop reggae acta. Bob girls. Mary Millington, Alan Lake, Glynn Ed­ [ESP N ] LPBA Bowling: Fairlanes Open Liotta. 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) Lot Artgalaa Kings (3 hrs.) (Live) wards. 1978. Rated R. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Fantastic Planet' A pel 3:00PM C£) m o v i e : Lov* m P in t Marlay, Peter Toah. 1980. From . (90 min.) (Taped) O GD Automania [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Deughtera of Satan' A socialy of mini-humans is led into revolt Bite' A vampire visits the big city in this 0D IN N Naw s 1 2 :0 0 A M CD Solid Ootd in Concert ' [U S A ] Snub [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stormin' Home' (CC) lighthearted spoof. George Hamilton, Su­ ® Hee H aw young man finds that his girl friend is being ^ 0$ War Chronidas against its' android masters. Animation. A motorcycle racer is pressured into prov­ san Saint James, Richard Benjamin. 1979. ® Benny Hill lured into a witches' coven.’ Tom Selleck, . gi) New Hot Tracka 1:1 0 A M [CNN] Trmal Oukia 1973. iding a more stable home life for his 12- * Trying TIm aa (CC ) A professional stu­ Barra Grant. Tani Phelps. 1972. (g) Wild. Wild Woat 1 :2 5 A M d ) MOVIE: 'The Bachelor year-old daughter. Gil Gerard. Lisa Blount. (X) ® College Football Today Hosts; Al ® Maude dent (Steven Wright) panics when his par­ 3:30AM ® m o v i e ; 't>eath in Deep Flat' A teenager unexpectedly comae W ater' A former mobster tries to escape Pat Corley. 1985. Trautwig and Jim Hill. GD Sebado Qiganta Programs de vane- 8:30PM CD Evarythl^'a Ralativa ents refuse to continue subsidizi^ his stu­ @ ) Shoppan Natwoffc home and finds her mother's beach hduae (X) Knight Rider dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- (C C ) Julian may lose an important new dies. Tim Mlaiheson and Catherine O ’Hare ® MOVIE; 'Mlasing In Action 2; The his old colleagues in a remote British coas­ (£ MOVIE: 'The Court Jot- occupied by a shy young archaeology pro- tal viHsge. Bradford Dillman, Suzsn Farmer. 1 ;00PM istas y musics y bajo la animacion de Don client if Scott doesn't agree to escort her co-star in Earl Pomerentz's story. A PO W ascapaa hia Viet Cong GD Twilight Zone Baginning' feaaor. Tuesday Weld, Richard Beymer, ter' A medieval j‘>ster gets mixed up with Francisco. (3 hrs.) to a party. GD Alfred Hitchcock Presents captora and wages war against an anetny Ian Bannen. 1975. evil knights, good witches and a plot to GD Soul Train CD GD W om an In Prison When Dawn's that greatly outnumbers him. Chuck Noma, . Celeste Holm. 1962. [CNN] This W ^ in Japan overthrow a tyrannical king. Danny Kaye. ! 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Carl Weathers. 1978. 5 Malkovich rola in puzzle answer) 1964 Town Where No One Got Off double homicide leads the lamed Oriontal 4:00AM [C N N ] Lerty King Weekend a preview of the Isuzu Impulse with Lotus when Sandra meets a handsome math CH) G .L O .W . W restling (60 min.) Laneuville ID [ES P N ] College FootbaU Continues detective into the sewers of Paris. Warner (X ) American Barulstand suspension. "O ath of a Salesman" 3 teacher (Part 1 of 2). 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Rodney Dangerfield, Joe grandmother after his mother s death. eight years ago, finds Nmself back in the "Hooperman" star PG-13. (In Stereo) ;S7' W ild America (CC ) A study of the Chinese renegades. . Gina 18 Bristle 11 Pesci. Geraldine Fitzgerald. 1983. Rated R. Glynn Turner, Esther Roile, Max Gail. [ M A X ] m o v i e : ' Something (2$ French In Actkm: Veeancea en Bre­ Soviet Union with an American-turned- special adaptations that allow alpine ani­ Lollobrigida. Peter Lawford. 1960. 4:20AM 20 Highlander 13 Residence: abbr. [U SA] Mike Hammer 1981. tagne II Russian citizen who becomes his only mals to live in the severe high-mountain [ T M C ] MOVIE: 'Mona Usa' An unlikely W ild ' (C C ) A mild-mannered executive is 21 Symphony: abbr. 14 Mike on "Growing 0D MOVIE: 'Prince of the City' A New relationship develops irf^ween an ex-con whisked away on an exciting but danger­ hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gre­ Marblehead Manor ecosystem. (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds dD Curtain Going Up 22 She's Mary Beth Lacey Pains" 7:30PM CD York City detective is lorn between federal ous adventure after meeting a beautiful gory Hifws, Isabella Rossellini. 1985 and the mysterious jffostitute he chauf­ ® To Be Announced. 24 and the Cruisers" 16 Sophia on "The Golden CD Family Ties [D IS ] D TV pressure and loyalty to his fellow officers 2:00AM ® IN N N e w s Rated PG-13. feurs around London. Bob Hoskins, Cathy mystery woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie Girls" when he joins a special investigations unit ® Let's G o BowMng (i50 min.) 25 No Evil " CD Jeopardy! (CC). 9:00PM CD Leg Work Tyson. Michael Caine. 1986. Rated R. ® Jimmy Swaggart Griffith. Ray Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In C D ® Collaga Football: M i- 28 Lowest common 17 "Sanford and — " exposing police corruption. Treat Wil­ dD Reino Selveje 3:30PM CD M am a's Family Mama develops a (T ) 61) New Adventures of Beans Bax­ , ® That's the Spirh , Stereo) chigen at Minnesota (3 hrs., 30 min.) denominator: abbr. 19 He was Barnaby Jones liams. Jerry Orbach. Lindsay Crouse crush on her night-school teacher (Joseph ter (C C ) U G.L I. terrorists go to extreme (X) News (R) [U SA] Night Flight: Video dD WonderWorlta: The Lone Star Kid (Live) 31 Short for Information 23 Father ot 14 Down 1981, Pan 2 of 2. 1 :0 0 A M ® A B C N a w s (CC). 4:25AM (C C ) A dramatized profile Texan Brian Campanella). lengths to get information out of Beans (H Home Shopping Overnight Service Flash Trades A t the Movies Scheduled; "Hello 32 Actress Chiles 2G Enlisted: abbr. 0D Ghost Story [C N N ] Foreign Correapondents Zimmerman, who became the youngest GD G l) Charles In Charge (C C ) Ellen's mar­ father Guest: G Gordon Liddy (In Stereo) Again" (Shelly Long); "Made In Heaven ' 34 The mayor of Carmel. 27 Astray (2 hrs.) 4:30AM IX) m o v i e : Edw in' His ried cousin (Kay Lenz) makes a pass at (20) Tales From the Darkside Trapped In [ESPN ] SportaCenter elected U.S. mayor at age 11. C h ^ ie Dan­ 29 "Jake and the Falman " (.Sj f4d1 Ohara (CC) Thieves use kids from ® Pro Wraatling This Week wife’s suspected infidelity leads a retired (Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGHIis); "Cry Calif. an Aladdin-type lamp for 10,000 years, a [USA] MOVIE; Pride of the Bowery' iels. and Chad Sheets Charles. a youth center to luxury cars for re­ English judge to question the true paren­ Freedom " (Kevin Kline. Denzel Washing­ 36 Francis of "Days of star genie terrorizes a couple with man-eating (O) New Generation The gang Igkes over in the city Civilian star. (60 min.) (R) ;181 S C T V sale (60 mm.) (In Stereo) tage of his son. Alec Guiness. Renee Ash- ton). Our Lives" 30 Roman 502 tigers, hailstones and falling vines from Conservation Corp. Leo Gorcey. Bobby [CN N] Nowaday (22/ (30^ Golden Girls (CC ) A political can­ ® Bizarre erton. Paul Rogers. 1984 (S ) SportsW orld Best of Sports Fan­ 37 Hawaiian greeting 33 A Ward 12Q) D .C . Follies ceilings. Jordan. 1941. didate announces that he had an affair with [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min.) [D I S ] M O V IE : Grand Baby' An inner- tasies (90 min.) (Taped) 39 Ms. Lupino 35 " — is Spinal Tap" (2^' As Schools Match W its (2D Butterflies city teen is sent south to live with his 41 Totals 36 Farley on "Whiz Kids” ' Blanche - a.contention that she denies. (In We're Cooking Now GD Challenge (26) Barney Miller ■ grandmother after his mother's death 42 Sings the Blues ’ 38 Dr. Westphall on 'St. Stereo) s\ Glynn Turner. Esther Roile, Max Gail (Sf) A rt of William Alexander Elsewhere" Go) W in. Lose or Draw 24; Discover: The World of Sclenc«CC) (38) MOVIE; 'The Collector' A moody, 1981. [C N N ] Foreign Correapondents 40 Prosecutor; abbr CinemAttractions Filmed in Hawaii. Topics include, volcan­ lonely clerk kidnaps a girl he has .admired oes. evolutionary biology, monk se^s. from afar, and hopes she will fall in love Ask Dick Kleiner [HBO] MOVIE; Short arcuit' (CC) A C D A -Te a m ® Fight Back! With David Horowitz bolt of lightning transforms a high-tech 4:00PM tuna, aquaculture and a visit to Mona Iwa with him. Terence Stamp. Samantha Eg- warrior robot into a likeable little creature GD Puttin' on the Hits GD Throb Zach tries to raise funds to keep observatory (60 min.) 3 gar. Maurice Dallimore. 1965. TV puzzle solution on page 32 an old« nightclub from closing down who thinks he's huntan. Ally Sheedy, GD Power Pro WresiHng i57) M O V IE: 'Suspicion' A wife fears her (4D PELICU LA: Click el Fotografo de When Shatner made that movie, he Guests: Nicolette Larson. Emma Samms. had the daughter. Jane played Hedda, Steve Guttenberg. Fisher Stevens. 1986. charming, ne'er-do-well husband is a mur­ Modelos' B. Angeiy. M. Garces. Dear Dick: I tuned in to watch Sally was only 30 and still struggling in his ^ MOVIE: 'Cat People' A woman Timothy B. Schmidt, the Byrds. Pan 2 of 2 who was the actress with the son. Rated PG. (In Stereo) derer Joan Fontaine, Cary Grant. Sir Ced­ (S t Trying Tim es (C C ) A professional stu­ Jessy Raphael’s program. She was in­ disbelieves the legend that intimacy will •. Dear Dick: I am a big fan of the pre-“Star Trek" days. Like most ac­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider transform her into a panther, and that she [C N N ] Sports Saturday ric JHardwicke 1941. dent (Steven Wright) panics when his par­ troducing some [Mople and Phil Dona­ men. Marius Weyers, Sandra Prinsloo, (T) What's Happening Nowll tors, he topk virtually any part that can only revert to human form after she [E S P N ] Ctrflege Football: Taam s to be ents refuse to continue subsidizing his stu­ Monkees (old and new). 1 like Mike 1 dS Growing a Butinass NIxau. 1982. Rated PG. [CN N ] Showbiz Week hue came out and she said, “I want :30PM has killed. Nastassia Kinski. Malcolm CD W W F Superstars of Wrestling Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) dies. Tim Matheson and Catherine O'Hara Nesmith a* lot. What’s happened to came along. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' [DIS] MOVIE: 'Electric Dreams' A you to meet my father.” Then I saw • Dear Dick: Many years ago. I saw df) Wyatt Earp McDowell, John Heard. 1982. GD Star Trak: The Next Generation The co-star in Earl Pomeraniz's story. him since he le ft the group? — J.F., (C C ) A Manhattan computer operator's 8:00PM d ) My Sistar Sam (CC) Sam young architect and his personal compiler her on another program and she said the movie “Trail of the Lonsome (30J M O V IE: 'Bullitt' A tough, modern- dD French Chef: Tripes A La Mode life is turned upside down when a British Enterprise is catapulted more than a billion gives Patti driving lessons. fall in love with the same girl, a beautiful [CIM N ] Pinnacle Rock Hill, S.’C. day police detectivS is involved in the mid­ light years from its galaxy when a test on that neither she nor her husband had Pine.” It was the first color movie I (S ) M O V IE ; 'Barefoot in the Park' A con­ intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu- musician in the downstairs apartment. Dear J.F.: Nesmith has prospered. dle of Mafia dealing and political interven­ CD Gl) M r. President Sam is frustrated [D IS ] College Bowl '.87 (In Stflreo) any living parents. Could you servative young attorney and his uninhi­ ropie starts sending nnessages through her the ship's propulsion system backfires. Lenny Von Dohlen, Virginia Madsen, Bud had seen and my memory of it is tion Steve McQueen. Robert Vaughn. (60 min.) by his staff's inability to make a crucial pol [ESPN] SportsCenter Saturday: Col­ straighten me out on this? — D.H., - He came down from the tree, stopped bited bride try to adjust to married life in terminal Whoopi Goldberg, Stephen Col­ icy decision. (In Stereo) Con. 1984. Rated PG. great. I would like to see it again, to Jacqueline Bisset. 1968. lege Football eating bananas and became a mini­ . Robert Bedford, Jane lins. John Wood. 1986. Rated R (in GD Odd Couple [TM C ] MOVIE: Friday the 13th. Part Crossville, Tenn. - ' (X) Dom DeLuise Show Dom gives poin­ mogul ifi the film and video cassette see if it was as good as I remember it !4D Sabroahow Fonda. Charles Boyer 1967. Stereo) Bustin’ Loose Mimi and Sonny help V I’ Jason Lives' (CC) Now dead and bur­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Short Circuit' (CC) A ters on how to rnake piz^a. Guests Burt bolt of lightning transforms a high-tech to be. Any way to see it again? — [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Cuentos de Romulo. Gallego: Los Rudy with his bed-wetting probierri ied Jason is all but a bad nightmare, but Dear D.H.: Sally Jessy Raphael was industry. His company. Pacific ArU, GD 5:00PM CD GD Mission Impossible ' Reynolds, Rita Rudner. warrior robot into a likeable little creature W.V., Rock Island, 111. [U SA] Cover Story Emigrantes (60 min) GD DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Part 7 of the bloody carnage may not be over yet. just being facetious when she called was a pioneer in making videos, and CD A -Te a m CD N B A Basketball: N e w York Knicks at Tom Mathews. Jennifer Cooke. David Ka- who thinks he's 'human. Ally Sheedy. . Phil Donahue her father Apparently, GD Julia Child and Company 13 Indiana Pacers (2 hrs , 15 min ) (Live) Steve Guttenberg. Fisher Stevens. 1986. • today he produces a lot of them and Dear W.V.: Probgbly not. That’s a 2:00PM CID Bleck Sheep Squadron GD W ebster gen. 1986 Ffated R. (In Stereo) she has a great deal of respect for GD M O V IE : 'Trick or Treats' Halloween ^ Record Guide Clj) MOVIE: 'Prince of the City' A f)lew Rated PG. (In Stereo) makes some movies, too. real oldie, presently not available on d D M O V IE : 'Nightkill' The beautiful wife GD CH iP s Patrol 9 : 3 0 P M CD (ID Second Chance Chazz him. So, she said that to indicate her of an industrialist and her lover plot the is no fun in this tale of horror. Jackeiyn C ^ It's a Uving Nancy persuades Howard York City detective is torn between federal [U S A ] M O V IE: Fantastic Planet' A pet VCR/’ and probably not the kind of Giroux. David Carradine, Carrie Snodgrass. GD Great Chefs of the West fights temptations when his mother's fem- • Dear Dick: Please settle a dispute death of her husband. Jaclyn Smith, James to go out with her. Dot fears she's preg­ pressure and loyalty to his fellow officers society of mini-humans is led into revolt debt to him. He is not her biological film T V shows very often. It’s proba­ 1982 T)te Saint nant. , ale boss makes a pass at him. (In Stereo) against its' android masters. Animation. between my friend and me. Remem­ Franciscos. Robert Mitchum. 1960. when he joins a special investigations unit daddy. bly just as well — chances are it exposing police corruption. Treat Wil­ (g ) 'Am en (CC ) Thelma s depression 1973. ber “Dirty Sally”? Who played the P B A Bowling (Live) [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Bandit of Sherwood Quincy GD Doctor Who • Dear Dick: On the TV show “Ho­ Forest' The son of Robiri Hood gathers his liams. Jerry Orbach, Lindsay Crodse about her upcoming high-school reunion would be a big disappointment to see Embajadoret de la Musics Colom- Fame (60 ,min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 :3 0 P M (3) She's the Sheriff gan’s Heroes,” John Banner played lead? My friend says it was Brenda (2$ Joy of Parting (R) father's band together.to rescue the young GD GD 1981, Pan 1 of 2. lifts after the Rev. Gregory asks her to ac­ it now. You can’t go home again, and biana Vaccaiv. I say it was Jeanette Nolan. ^ Shoppers Network king of England and wins the hand of a [C N N ] Newst^atch company him to event, (in Stereo) (XTFriday the 13th the Series (60 min.) the part of Sgt. Schultz. Although the neither can you ever recapture old Gi) MOVIE; 'Desperately Seeking Su­ — C.M., Williamsport, Pa. lovely maiden in the process. jCoi'ncI Frugal Gourmet [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and san' A suburban h^se w ife loses her me- G§) The New Honeymoon^ ( E ) j ® P - C . Follies show was incredibly corny, he was a i& i MOVIE; The Effect of Gamma Rays Dear C.M.: One for your side. It was movie thrills again. on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolda' An em­ Wilde. Anita Louise, Edgar Buchanan. [CN N] Newswatch Harriet ^ mory and adopts a new wave perso: j 'o- ® ® Saturday Night Live Another edi­ great Schultz. Is he still alive? — J.G., 1946. [CNN] This Week ki Japan bittered widow lives as a sami-:aciuae [U SA ] Check It Out [HBO] MOVIE: 'Murphy's Romance' sanna Arquette, Madonna, Aidan . i tion of highlights from the past season. (90 Amarillo, Ttezas. Jeanette Nolan. Dear Dick: While watching “Roo­ with her tw o teenage daughters and a [E S P N ] Cottage Football:'.Teams to be (C C ) An easy-going widower falls for the 1985 ' 10:00PM CD w «t 57th (60 min.) min.) (In Stereo) Dear J.G.: Banner died in 1973. • Dear Dick: I recently viewed a mies” with Burt Young, what a sur­ Bustin' Loose Mimi 100-year-old boarder. Joanne Wood­ Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) 5:30PM GD and new young woman in town. Sally Field. M O V IE: 'M acArthur' Gen. Douglas C D New* disgusting movie entitled “Shame,” Sonny help Rudy with hia bed-wetting GD Racing from PtoinsfieM • Dear Dick: Will you settle an ar­ prise! A show about Saginaw Univer­ ward, Judith Lowry, Nell Potts. 1973. James Garner. Brian Kerwin. 1965 Rated MacAnhur's fight to stem the Japanese [U S A ] Cartoons problem. • ( X ) ® H o t * l (C C ) Peter plans to a [C N N ] Sports Toftight Anchors: Fred gument about who played what in which was form erly entitled “Intrud­ sity! The logo on the shirt looked like Road to Calgary A preview of the PG-13. military tide in the South Pacific is por­ Thoroughbred recehorse; a woman con­ [C N N ] Sports ClOse-up Hickman, Nick Charles. “Malice in Wonderland.” My husband er” and “I Hate Your GuU.” William the city of Saginaw logo. Was it? — 1988 Olympics. (60 min.) 4:10PM GD Victory Garden (C C ) Visits to the [U SA] trayed. Gregory Peck, Ed Flanders, Dan fused by her . husband's inattention, as­ eastern and westarn gardens; New Zea­ O'Herlihy 1977. [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Th e Blue Bird' T w o child­ Shatner played a racist troublemak­ N e w GIdgetGail and Danni sumes there must be another woman. (60 tells me I’m wrong. Wd Elizabeth R.M.J., Saginaw, Mich. Cita con las Americea 4:30PM GD land's celebrated gardens. C B S New s ren embark on a magical search for the hope to interview a movie star. 6:30PM CD ® ® Facts of Ufa (C C ) Jo gets a job at Taylor play Hedda Hopper, who was er, complete with deregatory name- Kovels on Collecting min.) 0 elusive bluebird of happiness. Jane Fortda. Chespirho (60 CD Small Wonder a shelter for troubled children. (In Stereo) calling? How does be feel now about Dear R.M.J.: No. And, by the way, GD Frugal Gourmet GD min.) Q i HoodUnos on TrW married and bad a d au ^ter and was di) MOVIE: 'Endgame' A group of nu­ • Elizsbeth Taylof. Todd Lookinlad. 1976. (g) This Old House (CC) GD Private Ben|amin ( ^ Wild America (CC) A survey of the having been in such a movie? — S.B., there is no Saginaw University, but clear war survivors search through the rub­ GD Victory Garden (CC)' Harvesting fall (^HonaymoonM Rated 6 . ' - the first gossip columnist? Did Jane varied wildlife in America's southern Oak Ridge, Tenn. there is a Saginaw Valley State Col­ ble for a haven. Al Cliver, Bobby Rhodes vegetables in the southern garden; (Jrtho [C N N ] Newameker Saturday ® Mama's Family (g ) ® Hunter Tough-mioded Det. Brad [ES P N ] AW A ChainpkMrsWp VVre«llrig Alexander play Louella Parsons, who swamps. Dear S.B.: Originally called “The lege which, I ’m told, is trying to be­ 1984 books editor Mike Smith tours Stewart Or­ [H B O ] Behind the Scenes Featured: in­ ® (E) NBC News Navarro (Erik E s t ^ ) *o«nk Hunter ^ . [MAX]MOVIE: 'Theiyftol'Adishon- was an actress and bad a son and be­ chids in Santa Barbara. Calif. (R) ® M O V IE : Juggam aut' The festive Intruder,” this film is given three come a university but is not, at the [ESP N ] Auto Racing: IM 8A Q T P Series terviews with people in show business. (2D Motorw eek Chrysler's new luxury mo­ McCall in the seerch for-a senal rap^t. (60 . orabty discharged Navy officer is given the came the second columnist? — V.P., mood aboard a luxury liner on a holiday mki.) (Iri Starab) , stars in Leonard Maltin’s *TV Movie mom ent About that logo: It is strictly From Del Mar. CA (2 hrs.) [CN N ] Big Story [ U S A ] Sartchez of Bal A ir Gina tries out dels -* the Dodge Dynasty and Chrysler Le- . choice to dear his record by finding and Muskegon, Mich. cruise is shattered by a bomb threat. Ri­ disermirtg e stoleri nudaer warhead. Gregg a creation of the show’s wardrobe and [MAX] MOVIE: One-Eyed Jacks' [M AX] MOVIE; The Gods Must Be for a cheerleading position. Baron Landau - are tested; the first repon chard Harris. Omar Sharif, Shirley Knight. (8 ) Mark Rua(MH: A,M ark fhoisaB Siong^ Dear V.P.: You are a trifle con­ Guide.” So, obvioualy not evervooe Brando directed this offbeat tale of an es­ Crazy' (C C ) A Coca-Cota bottle dropped, in a Pontiac Bonneville’s long-term road book Henry, SirnoneGrtffeth; Michetl J. PoMerd. shares your judgment about the film. art departments. 5:45PM [D IS ] o T v test. (R) fused. 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(60 min.) istic warden only to become prisorters on a [C N N ] World Report T w o gunmen join forces to raid an armored train speeding out of control across the [ESPN] NFL Prime Time Scorat and KIDS LIKE covered wagon carrying gold for an un­ G D (iD W erew olf Eric ancountars were- Alaskan wiktemess. Jon Voight. Eric Rob- wolvas at a aaady hotal whara Janow highlights of today's National Footbal scrupulous land grabber. John Wayne. Smiday, Continiied ans, Rebecca Da Momay. 1985. Rated R. THESE Kirk Douglas, Howard Kaal. 1967. Skorzeny has stayed. (In Stereo) league games. (60 mki.) [U S A ] Cover Story SnndaVy Nov. 8 IS ) M O V IE : *Attentte. T h a Lost C om i- GD®8panaar:ForHira(CC) Spanaaris 12:15AM Q ] MOVIE: -Th* Priz* After her son is hauntad by the image of a mysterious girl 9 :3 0 P M CD SD Duat (CC) Ban and nant’ A young Greek fisherman, in love passing through complex ertargy patterns, Fighfor* An inept boxer and N s trainer gat diagnosed as hav­ g NWA Pro Wrottllng who attarnptad suicide right in front of him. Laura have a romantic reunion white ex­ with the daughter, of the King of Atlantis, an Enterprise engineer is murdered and ffi- mixed up with fight-fixing gangsters. Tim (S9 Robert Schuller (60 min.) (in Stereo) pectant parents Richard arKf Linda look ing Down's syn­ helps her search for the lost city. A n to n y g IMOVIE: "nM BroakfaM Club' A card. W orf and Crusher undergo drastic Conway, Don Knotts. David Wayne. 5:00AM 03) Twiiiflht zoo. into nursery schools. (In Stsrao) S3) Nuastra FamHIa drome, Joanna Hall. Joyce Taylor. Frank De Kova. 1961 group of Ngh school students team several personality changes. (60 min.) CD M O V IE : 'A d am ' Tha parents of a 1979. Shoppers Natwock things abcMt themselves when they are misting child transcend their personal grief [U S A ] Hollywood IrisMar [CN N ] Daybreak Goodman [Tyne SS) MOVIE: 'Heated Vengeance' A Viet­ (S ) Nature (C C ) Marine iguanas, cormo­ 12:30AM CD New England Sunday forced to spend a Saturday together in de­ to mount a national campaign of public [CN N ] Sports Rsview nam vet is confronted by a soldier he once rants, green turtles, sea lions and sperm [DIS] Dumbo's Circus Daly) must deal tention. Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald. awaranass. Daniel J. Travanti, JoBeth WM- 10:00PM QDQD n *w * (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: The Barrotts of Wim- court-martialed when he heads o^rseas whales are among the animate that thrive in [ESPN] NBA Today Anthony Michael Halt. 1985. liama. Mason Adams. 1983. CD ® Buck Jam as (C C ) Buck's loyalty it (X)Ko1ak pole S trM t' The love of Elitsboth Barroit with his limita­ to find the woman he left behind. Richard the cold waters surrounding the equatori- divided when his surgeon friend's aMity is ( g Runaway With the Rich end Famous and Robert Browning transcends her fra­ [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) tions and her own Hatch, JoHna Mitchell-Collins. Ron Max (g) NFL Football: Miami Dolphlne at aily located (Satepagos. Part 2 of 3. (R) (In (H ) Star Ira k ; T h a Next Qanaration (C C ) questioned by the new chief reaidant. (60 Dr. Ruth Westheimer in Tanzania; a tour of gile health and her domineering father s at­ [USA] Cartoons expectations, in 1985. Cincinnati Ber>gels (3 hrs.) (Uva) Stereo) After passing through complex energy patterns, a n ^ a r p r iM anginaar is mur­ min.) Singapore; a Jamaican resort once fre­ tempt to destroy their happiness. Jennifer "Kids Like These," (ST) Adam s Chronicles (CC). Part 7 of ^ Nova (C C ) Author David McCuHough (g ) Police Woman Jones, John Gielgud, Bill Travers. 1956. 8:30AM (X) Sunday Mass dered and Picerd. W orf e r^ Crusher un­ (3D LHastylaa of tha Rich and FarfWMia quented by Errol Flynn. 13. (R) travels the Panama Canal, recounting the (X) The World Tomorrow a CBS movie air­ story of this engineering achievement. (60 ® MOVIE: Tha Lagand of Staapy Hol­ dergo drastic personelitv changes. (60 Prince Albert of Monaco; actor Bruce Box- St. Jude'e: For the U fo of a ChUd (60 [U S A ] Snub ^ M O V IE: 'Cold Turkey' A town takes low ' Sohooiteacher tehabod Crane woos ing SUriDAY,NOV8. min.) min.) teitner; actress Diana Canova ("Th ro b "); min.) (33) lle ethcltff UP a challenge to give up sihoking for one the daughter of a rich farmer ar>d teams the 5:05AM [DIS] B «t of W s« Olsnav O ) It's Bhowtima at tha Apollo This singer Robert (Soutet; Ferraris in France. [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Clasa' A prep school ® Tom S Jerry month and win $25,000,000. Dick Van (g ) Police Story triith behind the legend of her other suitor, (60 min.) Presents A look at the history and attrac­ week's host; James Brown. Scheduled: student embarks on an affair with an older CHECK IISTINGS Dyke. Pippa Scott, Bob Newhan 1971. the headless horseman. Jeff Goldblum, tions of Yellowstone National Park. (g) Mkada Revival Hour ® N FL Football Houston (filers at San Alexander O'Neal, Lace. Glenn Jones, (8) Jimmy Swaggart woman, unaware that she's his room­ FO» EXACT TIME (4® M O V IE: 'Th e M yatsfy In Dracute'a Francisco 49ers or Miami OolpNns at Cin­ Dick Butkus, Meg Foster. 1980. (g ) Robert Schuller comic Steve Skrovan. (60 min.) (S) Good Neighbors mate's mother. , Jacqueline Bis- 5:30AM 03) inn nsws Caatta* Vacationing with their novelist cinnati Bengals. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) Constitution: That Dalicata Balanca ® MOVIE: 'Gentlamen Prefer Bkmdee' set. Andrew McCarthy. 1983. Rated R. [CN N ] Monaywaalt (28 One Day at a Time mother, two boys make a movie in a light­ (S ) Outer Limits (M) MOVIE: 'Divorce, Amaricen Style' A ® ) Small W ondar Ted's new robot nesrty T w o showgiris, enroute to Paris seeking ® El Mkilatsrio de Jimmy Swaggart house and stumble upon a .crime-filled [U SA ] Love Your Skki [ESPN] : Peris Open Indoor couple starts divorce proceedings after 17 destroys the famHy. rich husbands or diamonds, tend in police @ ) Great Performances: Talaa From tha mystery. A "Wonderful World of Disney Champlonehips Semifinal match, from P iH itn U years of marriage. Dick Van Dyke. Debbie court. Marilyn Monroe. Jane Russel). Hollywood HWs: Natica Jackaon (CC) 12:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'A B r * « i presentation. Clu Gulager. Mariette Har­ [CN N] Newswatch Pans, (2 hrs.) (R| [CN N] Croufir* Reynolds. Jason Robards. 1967. Chartes Cobum. 1963. Michelle Pfeiffer, Brian Karwin and HM tor Apert* A mountain dimbar and a reclusive [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) Nico(e discovers [U S A ] Night night: New Sounds g Meat tho Press (CC) tley. 1973. Part 1 d D El Muruio del Box Campeonatos y lu- Elizondo star in John O'Hara's story about environmentalist clash over the sanctity of [D IS ] Good Momkig Mktkeyl [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Karata Kid Part T t»' that Jenny's mother (Mimi Kuzyk), a once- (2 ) ® Family TIaa (CC) Tha Keatons dis- (S) Carreras da Autoa: Laguna Sm chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. an actress who falls in love ¥vHh a married a rare bakJ eagle's nest and the love of a [ESPN] Tannis: Parle Open Indoor (C C ) White vteitiOQ OkinawB. Damei is g CharNa's Angels cover that Elysa's Aunt Rosemary (Baihara 6:00AM ( $ My Nelghbof-s Religion In ^G ra b a d o e ll 1 de octubre de 1987 en Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luia Moreno. famous iMlIerina, is now confined to a man. (60 min.) (In Stereo) local woman, l^tger Hauar, Kathteen Tur­ Championshipe Final match, from Paris, forcad to ctefand Na mantor and himseH . ■ Barrie) is suffering from Alzheimer's di­ (33) Nav* Jarsay HIspano Laguna Sees Raceway. Monterey. Califor­ wheelchair. (In Stereo) (SD National Geographic on Assignm ent ner, Powers Boothe. 1984. Rated R. SD Robert Schuller (90 min.) sease. (In Stereo) France. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) against brttar foat datarminad to destroy [ESP N ] Drag Racing: NHRA Chief Auto CE)CNN News ® ) IModam Maturity (CC). nia. (2 hrs.) ^ Taste of Adventure (60 min.) 1:00AM Q) Datia* [HBofseabart thsm. Ralph Macchio. NoriyuKi 'Pat' Mor* Parts Nationals From Oaltes. (60 min.) (R) (S ) Nature (C C ) A look at tha Gatepagos 03) Christopher Closeup ita. Nobu McCarthy. 1986. Rated PG. (In [CN N ] Nowaday [CN N ] Weak in Ravlaw [DIS] MOVIE: 'Child of Qlese' A boy islands’ many birds: also, man's relation­ [CNN] CNN Naws QD Odd Coupl* [M AX] MOVIE: 'Honkytonk M a^ in [USA] AirwoH @ ) Insight: Hey Janitor hopes of performing at the (3rand Ole Opry. Stereo) [USA] AM-Amarican WraatHng [ESPN] .Triathlon: Rainbow Iron Kids must solve a riddle or face being haunted ship with the islands’ changing environ­ [U SA ] Robert Klein Tima [ESPN] NFL Yawbook Faaturac High-,' From Phoenix, Aril. (R) forever. Barbara Barrie, Biff McGuire, An­ N aw s ment. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) an aging country singer trweis across the 10:45AM g Jawlah Ufa 6:30PM (E 10 :3 0 P M (X) Sports Extra lights of tha New York Giants' 1986 saa- (S3) Connecticut: Now 12:30PM (X) N F L Today NFL pre­ thony Zerbe. 1978. backroads of America with his nephew. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Manhattan' A comedy (E Wheal of Fortuna (CC) (8) MOVIE: 'Action in tha North Atlan­ son. [D IS] Donald Duck Prasenu 11:00AM (X) Entattakimam Thia game show hosted by Brent Muoburger CD Sunday Bports Beans Clint Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood, Barry Cor­ with Irv Cross and Jim my "The Greek writer and his friends try to sort out Wo in [ESPN] LPGA Golf: Mazda Classic: 0® Private Beniamin tic' Tha Merchant Marines stand against [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Something WHd* A [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rascals end Robbers: W aak Actor Judd Nalson. 160 min.) (In the city W oody Allen. Mariel Hemingway. (3® C N N Naws bin. 1982. Rated PG. Snycter. final roufKl From Osaka, Japan. (90 min.) Nazi submarlnee end torpedoes. Hum­ young girl who is raped finds it difficult to* The Secret Adventures of Tom Sawyer Stereo) d D Artsweek phrey Bogart. Raymond Massey. Ruth [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Camekrt' The magical Diane Keaton. 1979. (San>e-day Tape) Gor- (S ) Y m , MIntetar continue life as before. Ralph Meeker, Car- and Muck Finn' Tom Sawyer and Huck (X) M O V IE: 'Ban]l' An apparent wastrel t® High School Bowl ® N B C N aw s (CC). don. 1943. peace of Camelot is shattered when King m o v i e : Oastinatlon [M AX] Cinemex Sessione: A Blues roll Baker. Jean Stapleton. 1961. Finn overhear a plot against the townspeo­ of a dog leeda in tha capture of a gang of 0D SylMfvision Waight Control 2:30PM (E 1 1 '. O O P M CD (X) (S) ® ® N e w s Arthur learns of his queen's love for Sir Tokyo' A submarine captain and a rebel­ Session: B.B. Klrtg end FrieiKis Blues ® A B C N aw s (CC). (3) MOVIE: 'Romeo and JuHat* Young [U SA] How to Make e Million in the ple to cheat them out of $15,000. Patrick teenage kidnappers. Pater Brack, Patsy C D 9 t o 5 Lancelot, his bravest knight. Richard Har­ S D ^ N FL U va Bob Costas. Ahmad Ras- lious sailor clash on a perilous mission to Guitarist B.B. King p ^ o rm s with Eric Clap­ lovers era kept apart by their feuding fami­ Stock Market Creadon, Anthony Michael Hall. 1982. Garrett, Terry Carter. 1974. (CD NoticiafD-Univteion ris. Vanessa Redgrave, FrarKO Nero. had, Paul Maguire and Frank Daford. World W ar II Tokyo. Cary Grant. John Gar­ ton, Chaka Khan. . Phil lies in this version of Shakespeare's tragic CD Entartainmant This Waak Actor [U SA] MOVIE: 'Pride of the Bowery' i D S t o S 1:30AM Q ] n *w * (R) 1967. Rated G. (In Stereo) (I) This Waak In Connacticut §3) Connacticul Facas AIDS (60 min.) (R) field, Faye Emerson 1943 Collins. Gladys Knight, Billy Ocean and Paul romance. Leonard Whiting. Olivia Hussey, Judd Nelson. (60 min.) (In Stereo) The gang takes over in the city Civilian . Butterfield. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Inside Buskiass Milo O'Shee. 1966. QjNakad CHy Conservation Corp. Loo Gorcey. Bobby 9:00AM (X) Sunday Morning (I) Knight RIdar Saa Hunt [ESPN] Horae Show Jumping: Presi­ 0D IN N N aw s dent's Cup From Capital Centre in Lan- [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: differ­ First Eden Premiere (CC) (60 min.) g INN Naws Jordan. 1941. ' (T ) McCreary Raport g Ebony / Jot Showcaaa C# Spotlight on Qovammant ® Jim m y Swaggart ent species that reside in the simHarty cli­ [CN N ] PrlnwNawa dover, Md. (90 min.) ^ 4;30PM (XI NFL'o M o m VatuaMo g M or* R**l PaopI* 6:10AM [CN N ] HeaKhweek (D Invest America g Raal to Root dl) Nuava Yorh Ahora matic North end South Poles. (8 ) Insight / O ut g Frugal Gourmat |R) [M AX ] MOVIE; The Ballerina and the Player [E S P N ] NFL Football: New England Pa- (S® Fresh Fields William and Hester Fields g A B C N a m (CC). (33) Voltron. Defender of the Universe McLaiighKn Qroup Blues' An Injured ballerina finds comfort triots at N e w York Giants (3 hre.) (Live) 6:1 5AM 03) Davay Hi Goliath @ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - 7:00PM (E 8 0 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) try to cope with the 'empty-nest' syn­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbya, Mr. Chip*' (31 Kenneth Copeland g It'a Your Buainats [C N N ] Foraign Corraspoodanta and romance in the arms of a rock musi­ 6:30AM Q3 vista Outdoors CD ® 21 Ju m p Street Hanson end Pen- [U SA] Mike Hammer drome after their children have grown up The story of a British schoolmaster whose g Connacticut Real Eitata Showcase [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbye. Mr. Chips' cian. Rex Smith, Tamara Chaplin 1987 hall investigate when military academy and left home. @ Bugs Bunny [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak ( E M a n M ...W H h CM Id- sense of humor endears hirn to N s stu­ CD It's Your Business g Three Stooges The story of a British schoolmaster whose Rated NR. cadets allegedly brutalize gay men. (60 8:30PM 3!) (21 @ Sesame Street (CC). ran (C C ) Peggy's high-school rival chat- (8 ) Christian Video Mirdstry dents and also makes Nm ettractive to a Christian Science Monitor Reports sense of humor endears htm to his slu- 5:00PM CD National Geographic (60 min.) (In Stereo) 03) g Business World 3:00PM CD star search (60 min.) tenges the Bundy family to a bowling glamorous London music-hall star. Peter g ) Shoppers Network . dents and also makes him attractive to a min.) (8) Ask tha Manager O 'T o ^ . Petula Clark, Michael Redgrave. [lD CNN News (33) Para Gams Grsnda (60 min.) (Ii) Bob Ueexer's Wacky World of (X) (SD MOVIE; 'Return of the Shaggy contest. (In Stereo) ( g Alice glamorous London music-hall star Peter MOVIE: 'Young Frankenstein' A Page Fifty Sevan 1969. Rated G. (In Stereo) Mirada Faith Outreach Sports The famous and not-so-famous are CD Dog' Premiere. (C C ) Now a successful (26) g Rock School O'Toole. Peiula Clark. Michael Redgrave, young scientist returns to Dr. Franken­ ® (3 ) M y T w o Dads (C C ) Joey is chal- ® The World Tomorrow a part of this offbeat look at sports, hosted young lawyer, Wiiby Darttels finds htmself SD Connacticut; Now [ESPN] Sportstalk (30) Ring Around the World 1969. Rated G. (In Stereo) stein's castle, where he is introduced to tenged by his father to sell a panting or (13) M O V IE: 'Th e Sky's tha Um tt' A man by the former Major League catcher who turning into a sheepdog ofKe again. A [C N N ] Inside Business ® Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera the joys of monster making. Gene Wilder, work in the family plumbing business. (In [U S A ] Forever Young (63) Consumer Discount Auction uses an old biplane in a bid for his grand­ [ES P N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Ser­ humbly refers to himself as ( "Mr Base­ "Disney SufKtey Movie" presentation. [CN N ] Daywatch son's affection, A "Wonderful World of Marty Feldman. Peter Boyle. 1974. Gary Kroeger, Todd Waring. Part 2 of 2. Stereo) [D IS] Zorro N lghhm tch [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ies (Taped) ball"). • 2:00AM CD [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Disney" presentation, Pat O'Brien, Lloyd [D IS ] D TV [ESP N ] SportsCantar Sunday (60 min.) [D IS] Contraption [M AX] MOVIE: Peggy Sue Got Mar­ (2® First Tim e. Last Tim e A perspective CD See Hunt Q® Charles In Charge (C O EUen's mar­ 8:45PM CD Home Shopping Overnight Service [HBO] MOVIE: Labyrinth' (CC) A Nolan. 1975. ried* (CC ) A middle-aged woman gets the ried cousin (Kay L e ^ makes a pass at [M AX] MOVIE: 'My Chauffaur* (CC) (3 hrs.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Blandings Builds on women in the process of dealing with (T) Best of the Nationel Geographic 9:00PM Q D M O V IE ; 'Kid* Uk* D m **' young girl's innocent wish propels her into [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Uttle Pony - The opportunity to change her life after a faint­ Chartes. r ^ When a girl takes a job as a posh Umo His Dream House' A family from Manhat­ the habit of smoking and its impact on their Specials Premiara. (C C ) A mother whose son has (3D A t the M ovies Scheduled; "HeNo an desperate search for her baby brother in M ovis' Anim ated The Ponies' peaceful ing spell sends her back in lime to her sen­ driver, she'tangles with a rock star, an Again" (Shelly Long); "Made In I' tan attempts to build a home in the country lives. ;16) NCTV Hour Move previews of "Sus­ (2® Captain Power Down syndrome crusades for, public a magical world of goblins and fairies. homeland is threatened by an evil witch ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, Arab sheik, a spoiled tycoon and romance. (Timothy Hutton, Kelly Mcijillis); "Cry despite unusual complications. Cary Grant, C2^ Charlie's Angels pect " (Cher), "Barfly" and "Less than (g ) O ur House (C C ) Kris' ambition for awareness wNIe teaming to cope with her David Bowie. Jennifer Connelly, Toby end her nasty daughter. Voices of Danny Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986 Rated Deborah Foreman, Sam Jones, E.G. Mar­ Freedom" (Kevin Kline, Denzel Washing­ Myrna Loy, Meivyn Douglas. 1948. Zero"; videos by INXS ("Need You To­ a military career is chaMertged by a tough child's limitattons. Tyne Daly. Richard Froud. 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) DeVito, Madeline Kahn, Cloris Leachman PG-13 M O V IE : 'Treasure Island' Based on shall. 1986. Rated R. ton). night") and Gene Loves Jezebel ("Th e M o­ sergeant in her h ig h -s c h ^ ROTC pro­ Crenna. Martin Balsam. 1987. 7:00 AM (D At the Movies 1986 Rated G. the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. A [ T M C ] M O V IE; 'Avenging Force* A 9:30.AM C B Lov« Your Skin 1:00PM CD N FL Football: W ashing­ young boy with a secret map joins Long tion of Love") (60 min.) gram. (60 min.) (In Stereo) CD @) Tracey Ullman Show Skatchas: ® That's the Spirit (T) ;46) Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Thia Week in Sports ton Redskins at Philadelphia Eagles (3 little Max's birthday party; tw o do- former secret service agent is recruited to (Vi) g Visionaries John Silver and his pirate crew to scout the (24) Soldiers: A History of Men in Battle d® Day the Universe Changed track down and destroy the vigitente [CN N ] Moneyweek (D 8th Day [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Urban Cow boy' A blue- hrs.) (Live) seas for ships laden with valuable cargo gooders find romance; a proctologist's ex- g Meet the Press (CC). collar worker who fancies himself a (2® The Saint d® Pro Wraatling wife (Ullman) describes in song I w former squad that kilted his old partner. Michael [ESPN] SportsCenter (T) Point of View C D Bobby Driscoll, Robert Newton. 1950 Dudikoff. Steve James. James Booth. g Adelante modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl L4(^ Star Search (60 min.) GO) P E U C U LA : Jalisco Nunca Piarda' El husband's (^session with his work. (In [U SA ] The Perfect Diet 03): Robert Schuller (CC) he meets in a popular country-and-westem CD M O V IE: 'Night Moves' Private inves­ (ST) Masterpiece Theatre: Th e Bretts escribiente se equivoca en sus tareas en el 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) g Maurle tigator Harry Moseby is hired by a former $7) Greet Chefs of the West 2:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Coca CoU (31) Divine Plan bar. John Travolta, Dobra Winger, Scott (CC) Edwin's movie career shocks his fa­ regiatro civil y r ^ i e sabe con quien esta C D ® Dolly (C C ) Delta Burke ("Designing [U SA ] Zss Zsa Gabor (36) Rev. David Paul Glenn. I960. Rated PG. actress to find her daughter. Gene Hack- mily; a screen test is arranged for Charles; (61; Wonderful World of Disney: Adven­ casado. Joaquin Pardave. Pedro Armen- Kid’ (CC ) An Atlanta-based soft drink (26) Jerry Falwell man. Melanie Griffith. Susan Clark. 1975. W om en"), singer Terence Trent D'Arby, 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD George Schlatter's Co­ 33) La Santa Misa Thomas is nervous about his new play. (60 tures w ith Mickey (60 min.) dariz. V. Fernandez. whiz tries to convince tho citizens of a re­ [USA] Cartoons , Kermit the Frog and the Oak Ridge Boys m edy Club mote Australian region that things go bet­ (21) Muppets [CN N ] Your Money {i® MOVIE: 'Mora Than a Miracle' A min.) Part 4 of 8 [CN N] Newswatch ^ Only Ona Earth This profile of a Silicon make appearances. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CN N ] Travel Guide prince falls in love with a peasant girl much CD Mission Impossiblo ter with Coke. 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Weather-lore may hold some truth By Shirley E. Sump This is nothing fancy, but it’s Preheat oven to 375F. basil leaves MUSTARD BEANS a real family-pleaser. ^ rv e with Cut potatoes into W’ slices. salt to taste 2 tablespoon margarine hat’s a hot dog macaroni and cheese, buttered Arrange in layers in a greased 2 tablespoons cornstarch By Karen Judson people in the city to look up without mustard? carrots and butterscotch deep-dish 10” pie plate. Brown beef in IQ” skillet. 1 '/ a cups milk from the sidewalk once in a Naked! Americans meringue pie. Melt margarine in a 2-quart Drain off excess fat. Add 2 teaspoons prepared mustard Canadian businessman while.” love mustard, saucepan. Saute ham for several mustard, milk, basil and salt. '/ a teaspoon dried oregano who pilots his small But before you begin especially the bright DEVILED MEAT LOAF minutes. Stir in flour; slowly Cook on low for 5 minutes. Stir leaves yellow kind, and plane on cross-country searching the sky for tomorrow s 2'/j pounds ground beef add water, stirring constantly. in macaroni and cheese. Cook; 2 teaspoons dried parsley weather forecast, it may help to consume more than 30 million trips decided not to take W 2 eggs Cook, stirring until mixture stirring frequently, until heated leaves brush up on a few facts about gallons in a year. off recently, even '/a cup milk through. salt to taste weather changes. “Weather” is Mustard seeds have been used starts to bubble and thicken. Stir A though the skies were I cup fine dry bread crumbs in mustard, salt and pepper. Makes 6 servings. 2 (16-ounce) cans cut simply the result of collisions in cooking since ancient times. blue and fair weather was 1 medium onion, chopped Pour 6ver potatoes, making sure green beans,drained forecast. “I noticed flocks of between hot- and cold-air But it wasn’t until the middle of masses. Warmer air moves the 1700s that they discovered 3 tablespoons prepared meat-is spread evenly. Sprinkle birds sitting in the bushes on the horseradish mustard top with cracker crumbs. Bake Melt margarine in a 2-quart drive out to the airport, but not toward cooler — as the air at the how to make a flour or powder equator is heated by the sun, it of them. This made it easier to 2 tablespoons dried for 2S minutes. Small amount of roast beef saucepan. one bird in the sky,” he said. m parsley flakes Mix cornstarch with milk, knew that meant there was begins heading toward the North make sauces or pastes to be used Makes 4 servings. left? Mix beef with horseradish “1 '/< teaspoon grourul cinnamon mustard, oregano, parsley and a good chance for rain. I and South Poles. There, the m to disguise everyday meat mustard, salad dressing and warmer air cools and moves dishes. 'A teaspoon salt A great way-to use leftover pickles into a spicy filling for salt. Cook over medium heat; decided to cancel my flight and, mashed potatoes, seive this with sure enough, a thunderstorm back toward the equator, but the While Europeans make a wide 'A cup ketchup biscuit buns. Serve with stirring constantly, until smooth. earth’s rotation causes the variety of mustards, they look 2 tablespoons prepared apple salad and gingerbread with Add beans; heat through. moved in. ‘Birds high in the air, whipped topping. mushroom soup, fresh vegetable the day will be fair; birds north-south movement of the air upon our American mustard with (regular plain) mustard relishes and canned pears. - Makes 4 to 6 servings. masses to veer off course. scorn. Our mustard is a roosting all day, a storm’s on its POUSH KRAUT PIE way’ proved true once a p in .” In the Northern Hemisphere combination of mustard powder Preheat oven to 35jff. ZESTY BEEF BUNS Cottage cheese combines with this means the predominant wind mixed with vinegar, salt and 'A pound Polish sausage, Most of us have favorite Combine beef, egg^, milk, I'/ a cups finely chopped celery, peas, ham and mustard water. The yellow color is due sliced in '/2 -inch rounds methods of do-it-yourself movement will be from west to crumbs, onion, horseradish cooked beef for a delicious main-dish salad. to the addition of turmeric. I (16-ounce) can sauerkraut, weather forecasting: bunions that east, while in the Southern mustard, parsley, cinnamon and I tablespoon milk Serve with mugs of hot buttered Hemisphere winds usually move Gourmets just turn their noses rinsed and drained well ache before a storm, counting salt in a large mixing bowl. Mix 1 lablesppon instant tomato squp and pineapple east to west. Winds power up and say maybe you can use it 3 cups mashed potatoes black stripes on woolly m m thoroughly. Spread in a 8'/2 x 12 minced onions upside-down cake. ■ moisture-laden cloud banks, - - - i w r y / as a spread for sandwiches, but '/a cup prepared mustard caterpillars, noticing when birds X 2” baking dish. Bake for 30 2 tablespoons minced begin to flock. One native causing weather “fronts to never as a cooking ingredient. r . x Gourmets don’t know minutes. dill pickles, drained American Indian, who claims to sweep across the globe. ■ 'I'/' '■ Meanwhile combine ketchup Preheat oven to 350F. Every country has its everything! These recipes will I 'A tablespoons prepared predict the weather, says he and regular mustard. Mix well. Arrange sausage in bottom of simply “watches the white man prevailing winds and — weather prove that American mustard is deep-dish 10” pie plate. Place horseradish mustard more than just a condiment. It Spread on top of meat. Bake for put up storm windows.” lore. In Europe a northwest wind sauerkraut on top of sausage. I'A tablespoon salad dressing is said to improve dispositions. can add flavor and zest to many 20 minutes more or until meat or mayonnaise But are homespun practices tests done. Spoon off drippings. Stir mashed potatoes antf like these, passed from “Do business with men when dishes. 'C / (12-ounce) can 1 Let stand 5 minutes. Cut into mustard together in bowl. Mix generation to generation and the wind is in the northwest” is thoroughly. Spread over top of refrigerated biscuits (10) an old Yorkshire saying. (Since squares and serve. country to country, a dependable storms 90 percent of the time in sauerkraut evenly. Smooth with westerly winds usually bring “Chinooks” in the middle of In the Northern Hemisphere, This pork-chop dish has an Makes 6 to 8 servings. means of predicting the weather “a morning rainbow in the west the winter and 80 percent of the intriguing mustard and pickle spatula. Bake for 40 to Preheat oven to 375F. Lightly ^ or strictly myth? good weather after a spell of winter, and California has the time the rest of the year, with grease a baking sheet. indicates rain is moving toward flavor. Serve with mashed Mustard and dillweed make 4Smintues or until heated Many such methods appear to bad, dispositions seem to mood-altering “Santa Ana.” precipitation occurring 48 hours Combine beef, milk, onion, you. In the evening, a rainbow potatoes, buttered beets, rye these meat gems super-special. through and top is golden. Let be pure fiction, but on closer improve with them.) Spaniards believe, “If it rains within halo sightings. pickles, mustard and salad A hot, dry wind, bom in the with a northeast wind, it rains in the east indicates the storm bread and fruit salad. Serve with creamed peas and set for 5 minutes before cutting examination, some have a A shrinking halo .Tieans the dressing. Mix well. Sahara Desert, is the “sirocco,” ■ with a vengeance.” And in has passed. Fifteen to 20 potatoes, cabbage salad and into wedges. connection to weather minutes after a morning rainbow water vapor comprising it is GERMAN PORK CHOPS Separate biscuits; press or roll forecasting. For example, as the “father of depression.” The Ireland they say, “An easterly apple crisp. Makes 4 to 6 servings. a storm usually arrives.” Hence, evaporating and weather is .1 tablespoons vegetable oil each into a 4” circle. Spoon humidity rises before a storm, sirocco often crosses the wind’s rain makes fools fain.” the accuracy of the old seaman’s clearing. An expanding halo 6 lean pork chops, '/4 -inch even amounts of meat mixture joints made tender by arthritic Mediterranean, where it picks up A Chinese proverb predicts, “If PORK MUSTARD MUFFINS Serve this flavorful main dish indicates the water droplets in thick into center of each circle. Bring conditions (such as bunions) moisture before settling in wind rises at night, it will fall at warning, “Rainbow at night, / 'A pounds ground pork with crusty bread, salad and the air are growing and will I medium onion, chopped dough up over meat; pinch edges may fill with fluid and throb a southern Europe. Once, the daylight.” In the Northern sailor’s delight. Rainbow at / egg brownies with ice cream. soon fall as rain or snow. As I cup chopped dill pickles together to form buns. Place weather-change warning. result was a dusty reddish Hemisphere, weather observers morning, sailors take Warning.” farmers used to say, “When the % crushed saltine crackers 1 teaspoon instant seam-side down on baking sheet. Birds do seem to fly lower “snow” that fell over Germany, say, “When the wind veers The color of the sky at junrise wheel is far (fixim the sun or 2'A tablespoons prepared MACARONI SAUCY SKILLET beef bouillon before a storm, and may be seen and in 1901 a sirocco dumped toward the sun, trust it not for and sunset is less reliable as a moon), the storm is n’ar. When mustard / (7-ounce) package small Bake for 12 to 14 minutes. 'A cup prepared mustard flocking in bushes or on wires, 1.8 million metric tonnes (two back ’twill run.” (That is, winds weather predictor, according to the wheel is n’ar the storm is 'A teaspoon dillweed elbow macaroni, cooked Makes 10. million tons) of desert dust on may “veer” — change to 2 cups boiling water possibly because of changes in meterologists, but may have far.” and drained the European continent. easterly or northerly directions 3 tablespoons flour air pressure as a front moves in. some basis in fact. A pink hue is Another mooii maxim: “Sharp Preheat oven to 350F. V a pound ground beef Mustard adds just the right One theory: Lower air pressure In Italy and Sicily violent — shortly before an approaching '/j cup cold water the result of light passing horns do threaten high winds.” Combine pork, egg, cracker '/ a cup prepared mustard zest to green beans. Serve with befcrre a storm causes discomfort crime reportedly increases when storm.) through dry dust particles, while That is, when the crescent crumbs, mustard and dillweed in salmon loaf, buttered noodles a sirocco passes through, and Winds move cloud formations / cup milk to birds’ sensitive “eats,” so a deep-red color stems from moon’s “horns” are clearly Preheat oven to 350F. bowl. Mix lightly but and baked apples. severe headaches and other 'A teaspoon dried they stay closer to the ground that are universally used to moisture-laden dust and is more, seen, it means high-altitude air Heat oil in large skillet over thoroughly. Pack into x 3” physical symptoms are reported predict the weather. A general 6 where the pressure is higher. likely to indicate rain. The is unusually clear — the result medium heat. Brown pork chops muffin pan cups so that tops are According to legend, the in many countries along its path. belief is “the higher the cloud, saying “red sky at night, sailor’s of high-speed winds aloft. Since (two at a time), removing as A Viennese surgeon once said rounded above the level of the wider the middle brown band on the finer the weather” — delight” might be true if you winds begin aloft and move they brown to a 13x9x2” that when the warm, dry “fohn” pan! Bake 3S minutes. the woolly caterpillar in the fall, usually true, except for substitute “pink” for “red.” lower to earth, “sharp horns” baking pan. J of Austria blows, it creates “a Makes 6 servings. the milder winter will be, but high-altitude cirrus clouds, or According to Shirer, sky color on the moon could very well Combine onions, pickles, most experts debunk the creature general tension, wounds become “mares’ tails,” long considered is a more reliable weather spell high winds the next day. bouillon, mustard and 2 cups These scalloped potatoes have as a weather indicator. “I’ve infected, sutures break, the earliest sign of a weather predictor when combined with Whatever our methods of boiling water in a bowl. Mix some zip. Serve with buttered found woolly caterpillars of all complications arise.” change. “Mares’ tails, mares’ clouds. “Clouds at 10,000 feet tracking the weather — physical thoroughly. Pour over chops. carrots, salad, canned plums and color combinations, including In Spain, the sirocco’s tails, make lofty ships carry low might look red in the spring and aches and pains, professional Cover with aluminum foil. Bake pure black, in the fields in the counterpart is the “leveccio,” in sails.” And, “When clouds look summer sunrise, and are often sugar cookies. WONG'S RESTAURANT forecasts, or “signsV from for 1 to 1 'A hours until meat is TAKE O U T SERVICE AND COCKTAILS fall,” explains Hampton Shirer, Egypt the “chamsin” and in as if scratched by a hen, be precursors to afternoon storms. nature — the topic matters. We thoroughly cooked. Remove ready to reef your top sails in.” ZIPPY HAM AND POTATOES associate professor of Argentina the “zonda,” France That same deck of clouds s^ n start conversations with it: “Hot meat to serving platter and keep meteorology at Pennsylvania “Mackerel clouds,” small, 8 medium-size cooked ★ ★ ★ •CHEF W ONG* ★ ★ ★ has the warm “autan” and the in the evening might look pink (or cold) enough for you?” W e^ warm. State University and an expert puffy, white clouds forming a potatoes cold, dry “mistral” that blows as the sunlight is fading, and Pour juices into saucepan and on weather folklore. “I’d say through the Rhone Valley to the ribbed sheet in the sky, may indicate less risk of a storm as swear it changes for the worse 3 tablespoons margarine Dinner Specials Weekly place over medium heat. the differences in color Mediterranean Sea. Arabia has foretell approaching warm they move east.” when we wash the car, get out / cup chopped cooked ham the golf clubs or plan a picnic. Combine flour with Va cup 3'A tablespoons flour POST ROAD PLAZA combinations are probably the “simoon” or “poison ftonts, with increasing winds Halos — small colored rings We speak of “hot tempers,” water; stir to blend. Stir into 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rte. 30), Vernon wind.” and rain possible. “Mackerel I'A cups water Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11;Mam-10:00pfn / m.-Sot. 1l:Mam-11pni / Sunday IMOom genetic.” around the sun or moon — are “sunny dispositions,” “cloudy juices. Cook, stirring constantly, When popular weather sayings In the Middle East and Israel clouds in sky, expect more wet '/4 cup prepared mustard than dry.” Sky color is also a often accurate indicators of thinking,” “stoiraing out of the until mixture boils and thicken. work, says Shirer, it’s because the “sharav” and the salt and pepper to taste 875-0661 time-honored means of weather weather changes, Shirer room,” and being “under the they have some basis in fact. “chamsin” blow, while Use as a sauce with meat and 'A cup crushed round A CHEF WONG RESTAURANT forecasting. Hampton Shirer continues. One Pennsylvania weather.” ! “My favorites are those about Norwegians sp e^ of the potatoes. butter crackers explains how to use a rainbow to State University study found watching the sky, because most “bora.” Canadians and halos a reliable indication of of them work well and they get Americans tell of warm pr^ict rain: People in the News

/ Filmeter fairs will add a new and enriching 1976, selling clothing, tobacco and Rooney’s show dimension to the library’s adminis­ records. Robert DiMetteo OMAHA, Neb, (AP) — Who else tration,” said Caroline Kennedy, Asco’s attorney, Gregory J. Nel­ The Sale You've Been Waiting For! but Mickey Rooney would appear in daughter of the late president and son, said a new name has not been the world premiere of “ Mickey president of the John F. Kennedy picked. Rooney in Mickey Rooney,’ ’ Library Foundation. Rogers and Evans sued the stores The actor wili perform, present The library, one of eight presi­ in May 1985, saying they had Him ciips from his movies, teil dential museums, has attracted suffered damage to their reputa­ stories, do impersonations and more than 2.S million visitors since tions as “ champions of decency, In movie theaters answer questions during the show, its opening in 1979. law and Justice” because the song premiering Nov, 22, Daly takes over Jan. 1 from John and phrase Happy Trails were used Bii>y Boom (PO) Diane Keaton has given fresh, Rooney chose Omaha, said Karen Stewart, who has been acting to help sell “ drug paraphernalia.” risky performances In her recent flints, so It’s good to Engeisman, executive director of director since Dan Fenn’s retire­ see her doing sometNng light — and looking terrific. the Nationai Kidney Foundation of ment in January 19S6. Daly was a staff assistant to President Keaton brings a new assertiveness to this breezy Nebraska. Rooney is nationai spo­ Star for Meredith kesman for the kidney foundation. Kennedy for congressional liaison yupple-femlnist fantasy, and she — If not the picture— from 1961 to 1964. Is wonderful. ’ 'Mickey Rooney iikes the family, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Three Keaton plays a hard-driving Manhattan manage­ the small town rather than the big hundred people warmly congratu­ lated Buiifess Meredith as his star ment consultant with a sIx-fIgure Income and an city,’ ’ she said. “ He likes the heartland, so what better place for Unhappy trails was unveiled on the Walk of Fame. equally hard-driving llve-ln boyfriend. Their relation­ a premiere than Omaha?” PHOENIX, Arts. (AP) - Roy Meredith, known as the villainous ship Is a matter of convenience: Before falling asleep, Rooney starred in “ Boys Town,” Penguin on the “ Batman” televi­ she puts down her contracts, he finishes giving himself Rogers and a posse of attorneys Bob's Annual the movie about the Omaha boys galloped into U.S. District Court to sion series and as the hard-nosed a facial andthe makevery businesslike love. Sex to this home. bead off Happy Trails Department fight manager in the “ Rocky” and couple Is timed, like a three-minute egg. Stores at the pass. Rocky II” movies, became the Suddenly, In a clear bit of plot contrlvanos. Keaton Rogers and the attorneys 1,859th person to be honored with a Inherits an adorabis baby girl. Soon she ditches her Attracting visitors claimed the stores were using A e star on the Hollywood walk. wimpy beau, quits her job and moves with baby to a BOSTON (AP) — Charles U. name without permission. The actor, 78, and his family were charming rustic house In Vermont. Now what's she Daly, new director of the John F. The saga ended peacefully Wed­ joined by actors Brenda Vaccaro going to do? Kennedy Library, said Friday he nesday when Judge Earl H. Carroll and Carrol O’Connor, said Holly­ “Baby Boom“ answers this question In a mostly wants to expand exhibits and approved a settlement under which wood Chamber of Commerce spo­ agreeable, prepoeterous manner. Our resourceful archives in an effort to attract more Happy Trails will change the name keswoman Anna Martinez. Meredith has starred in movies Sweater heroine starts a gourmet baby applesauce business... visitors, both old and new. of stores here and in Denver'by and prestol It's a huge success. She may be lonely, but His appointment was announced March 1. The stores also will stop and television and on Broadway the town vet (Sam Shepard) turns out to be the Gary Friday at a news conference at the using the song “ Happy Trails” and radio and has also worked as a writer, director and producer. His Cooper dream man no woman will ever moot on libary by Frank Burke, acting which was written in 1951 by more than 50 movies include “ Of Madison Avenue. Soon, the New York firm she worked archivist of the United States. Rogers’ wife. Dale Evans. for wants to buy her baby food business— an offer oho “ His academic experience com­ Happy Trails Department Stores, Mice and Men” “ Day of the bined with a broad knowledge of owned by Asco Inc., has operated Locust” and “ Tom, Dick proudly re|ectst Harry." Clearly this film contains a sneaky retrograde government and community af­ five stores in the Phoenix area since message for career women: Having a baby Is more meaningful than a high-powered job, the real men ore In the country and the rat race Isn’t worth It. But Diane Keaton Is definitely worth It, and she milks every joke and bit of cleverness for maximum effect. Grade: ww'A Sun 2,4:15, 7,9:10. HARTFORD 2:20,4:30,7:20,9:40. — Suspect (R) Sot The Sicilian (R) Gore Vidal has gone to court to CInsmo City — Doos In Space Sot and 12:50, 4:20, 7:10, 10, 12:15; Sun 12:50, Sun 1,3:30,6:40,9:». ------ThePrIcett 4:15, 7:10, 10. — The Hidden (R) Sat W RST H ARTFO RD claim authorship of this latest Michael CImIno (“The Bride (PG) Sat and Sun 1:30,4,7:10,9 :» 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 7:35,10:05,12:05; Sun Rim 1A 3— Dirty Danctno (PG-13) Sat Doerhuntor." "Hoovon’s Gate") epic. Why Vidal wants 12:45,2:45, 4:45, 7:35,10:05. and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. Someone to — Made In Heaven (PG) Sat and Sun Wotch Over Me (R) Sot and Sun 4:15, hIs name on this film about Salvatore Gulllano — The 1:10, 3:40,6 : S 0 , 9:30. — Slamdance (R) Sot and Sun 1:», 3:50,7,9:40. MAHCNBSTRR 9:30. — Like Father Like Son (PG) Sat Sicilian Robin Hood who took on tha church, mafia UA Thedters Rost — Dirty Dancing and Sun 2,7. and the state to acquire Independence for Sicily — Is RAST HARTFORD (PG-13) Satand Sun 2,4:30,7:15,9:40.— Rottweed Feb A Cinema — Someone Fire and Ice (PG) Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7, WILLIMAHTIC anybody's guess. The picture Is lousy, with only Alex to Watch Over Me (R) Sat7:15,9:20; sun 9:30. — Like Father Like Son (PG-13) U.A. The Cinemas — Suspect (R) Sot Thomson’s beautiful cinematography to sustain It. 7:30. Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20,9:20. — Pink 2,5,7:15,9:45, midnight; Sun Z 5,7:15, Feer Richard's Fub A Cinema — Floyd, The Wall (R) Sot midnight. — 9:45. — Fatal Attraction (R) Sot 2, 5, Based on a novel by Mario Puzo, the move proves Someone to Watch Over Me (R) Sat Heavy Metal (R) Sat midnight. The 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 2, 5, 7:15, 9:30. — that director Cimino has no sense of dramatic 7:30,9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30,9:30. Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot Hello Again (PG) Sot 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun structure or character development — and very little Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Fatal midnight. 1,3,5,7,9. — Less Than Zero (R) Sot 1, Beauty (R) Sat 12:35, 2:40, 4:40, 7:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:30, common sense. HIs movie Is full of potentially striking 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:35, 2:40, 4:40, 7:25, VBRNCN 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — The Princess Bride tableaux, but he hasn't Inhabltedthsm. HIs lead actor, 9:45. — Death Wish IV — The Crack­ cine 1 A 2 — Dirty Dancing (PG-13) (PG) Sat 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5,7,9.— down (R) Sat 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:40, 10, Sat and Sun 4:30,7:10,9:30. — Masters Fatal Beauty (R) Sat 1, 3:30, 5:30,7:30, Buy one Christopher Lambert, Is fatally Inexpressive: Lambert 12:10; Sun 12:40,2:50,5,7:40,10. — Lest of the Universe (PG) Sat and Sun 1:30. 9:45, midnight; Sun 1, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, strikes poses, like a model, andhis sullen, slick manner Than Zero (R) Sat 12:15,2:20,4:20,7:15, — Like Father Like Son (PH-13) Satand 9:45. sweater at 9:30, 11:35: Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:20, 7:15, grows quickly ludicrous. 9;X. — Prince of Darkness (R) Sat Bob's regular In supporting roles, Terence Stamp and the 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:30, 9:50, midnight; sloe-eyed, feral John Turturro give some distinction to Sun 12:30,2:40, 4:50,7:30,9:50. — Hello price, get a Again (PG) Sat 12:20, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20, 2nd for just their performances. But the movie lumbers along, 9:35, 11:40; Sun 12:20, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20, offering only the most muddled and romanticized view 9:35. — Fatal Attraction (R) Sot 12,2:15, one dollar! 4:35, 7:15, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:2:15,4:35, of Gulllano — a man who was corrupted by his own 7:15.9:55. — Baby Boom (PG) Sat 12:10, obsessive devotion to idealism. Skip this movie, and 2:20, 4:30, 7:20, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 12:10, Glastonbury High School keep a look out for Francisco Rosi’s quasi- Hubbard Street Our Entire Stock of Sweaters for documentary 1961 film “Salvatore Gulllano" Instead. Grade: T H E L IT T L E Men, Women, and Children T H E A T R E OF MANCHESTER Sat. Nov. 14, 1987 New home video 10:30 to 4H)0 Choose from a huge selection of sweaters for the entire family. Buy one sweater at Bob's regular low price, get a second sweater Colonel RedI (not rated) Pacific Arts $79.95. Admission: *2.50 for just one dollar! Higher price prevails, while they last. 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An important piece of Peter Bohr Anna Lee of California's Air He short as that of the other tested cars. safety equipment — a rear-window Y^oline Not Light | 80 OAKLAND ST. sources Board told me the GaSaver i- The Fox’s ride and front seating defroster — is not available in the approved for use only on 1983 or oldei What’s hew in econo-cars were adequate. Rear seating was pos­ base model. We Till our tanks with gasoline by the vehicles If Mike, a California resi sible only for two small occupants. ' gallon, not by pounds, but it is interesting to CHRYSLER-DODGE By the Editors The small, lightweight engine start­ dent, w ere to install it on his 198, The seat design thwarted all efforts to note how much weight we add when we load of Consumer Reports the VW Golf and Jetta. A four-speed ed reliably, but hesitated and sagged our tanks with fuel. Jeep, it would be illegal. find a com fortable position. manual transmission, power brakes, badly until fully warm. Acceleration A gallon o f gasoline weighs 6.042 The U.S. Postal Service was so du Unlike previous Volkswagen mod­ was peppy. Fuel economy was frugal. ONE OP THE tinned in the ad), which included an The new Volkswagen Fox and Su­ rear-window defroster, tinted glass, pounds, more than two pounds per gallon I By Peter Bohr bious about the National FuelSaver els, which were fully and properly as­ You can expect about 36 mpg overall. baru Justy DL are designed as low- rem ote-control outside m irror and in­ less than water. Fillingupwith 10 gallons of Contributing Editor, Road A Track 18,000-mile supply o f the liquid, gave sembled, the new Fox was betrayed ______I I J JL *****w<^ Corp.'s claim s about the device that ii priced little runabouts that offer ba­ terval windshield wipers are standard gasoline adds about 60 pounds to the travel­ I DEALERS IN GREATER HART-1 him pause before he whipped out his by sloppy manufacturing. Until its re­ The Justy's handling in routine sued the company for mail fraud The sic transportation. Along with a equipment, too. driving was unusually sloppy and im- ing weight of ihecar; 15 gallons weighs mote My friend Mike drives a big comfy charge card. He asked me for my liability is established, this Fox must . - - - - - kicker is, the post-office guys lost number o f other little cars such as the Adding a dealer-installed stereo ra­ than 90 pounds; and 20 gallons of gas ehecLs [FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART- Jeep Grand Wagoneer with ail the opinion. * be viewed as a people's car with good , pr®cise for a small car. In abrupt They fafiled to prove that the GaSaver Hyundai Excel, the Japanese-made dio with cassette player brought the in at more than 120 pounds. trim m ings. He loves the thing, though I contacted Merrill Korth. the fel­ nntPtiiia)potential )lavoioance avoidance maneuvers,r the car's han- didn't work. That's not to say National Chevrolet Sprint and the Ford Festiva price to $6,913, including destination |MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. he's not too crazy about its dissolute low in charge o f testing such devices Everything about the Justy DL -v-dUng was sluggish and somewhat un- FuelSaver proved that it did work (made in Korea), they sell for less charge. way with gasoline. Around town it for the U.S. Environmental Protec­ the new small, two-door hatchback.; predictable. Braking was flawless. though the district court judge was fa than $8,000. They are targeted for the The engine ran flawlessly without guzzles a gallon every 10 miles, while tion Agency. It seems inventing gas­ from Subaru — is less. At $5,400, it's The ca r’s ride and seating were be­ ItoNOONl! vorably impressed with some of the huge American market dominated by Sell Your Car on the highway is drinks only slightly saving gizmos is something of a na­ the hitches common to carbureted en­ one of the cheapest cars around, and low par — even for a small, bare- 5 f o r YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS company's tests. Ford before World War II, by the VW gines. Acceleration was strong less. tional pastime. Unfortunately, it also at about 1,650 pounds, it's one o f the bones car. And rear seating was no However, according to Minnesota s B eetle in the '50s and by Honda and enough. Fuel economy, at about 32 So it's understandable that Mike seems the vast majority are about as lightest. It comes with a 1.2-liter' place for adults. In addition, the car’s Better Business Bureau, the $22,000 Toyota in the '70s. miles per gallon overall, was would notice a newspaper ad for a useful as square tires. three-cylinder engine rather than the bumpers didn't hold up in the auto en­ government award mentioned in Na­ The Fox and Justy DL were both respectable. wondrous device that dramatically “We've tested over 100 devices and four-cylinder m ore common in cars of gineers' bumper-bashing tests. Re­ 4 Lines — 10 Days tional FuelSaver s ads, was actually tested by Consumer Reports' auto On the open road, the Fox’s steering boosts fuel economy. The ad pro­ additives," said Korth. “Six showed this type. pairs are estimated to cost about paid by the Postal Service to reiin engineers. 504 charge, each addi­ i M E H E Z S O B i i i f l v >i»»i>i| claims, “The government awarded minor fuel-saving improvements, but was steady and accurate. But in low- $400. burse the company's legal fees in con­ Standard equipment on the Justy the National FuelSaver Corp. ^22,000 not of significant benefit to consum­ The two-door Fox tested comes speed turns and when parking, the tional line. You can nection with the lawsuit, not as “de­ DL tested includes a five-speed man­ The Justy D L is a new model. But if for developing a simple automotive ers. Four others showed improve­ with the same relatively big 1.8-liter steering felt slqyj and heavy — man­ cancel at any time. velopment” funds. fuel-injected four-cylinder engine in ual transmission, power brakes and its reliability matches other Subarus. accessory that increases gas mileage ments, but they also increased air pol­ ageable, but a chore. SORRY. by 22 percent.” lutants to illegal levels,” A September report by the BBB The ad goes on to say the device As for the GaSaver, Korth said, “we states. 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However, follow­ Mike called the telephone number significant number of platinum mole­ up correspondence to the company re­ FORD CLASSIHED in the ad and a friendly Texan ex­ cules into the combustion process mains unanswered." plained that the device, named the with the device.” So there it is: The IMatinum G a­ Platinum C arver, injects a liquid He added that the EPA is willing to Saver may or may not work Mean­ 643-2711 containing platinum into the engine's test the GaSaver if the company vol­ while. the company continues to sell combustion chambers. The noble untarily cooperates. “If the device the device, and says it has already- PROFESSIONAL metal acts as a catal^t, allowing works, why do they hesitate to go sold 70.000 of them. more efficient burning of the throu^ with the EPA testing pro­ QUALTIY CONTROLLED ® Road 4 Track gasoline. gram?” Korth wondered. _ That sounded reasonable to Mike. In fact, in their advertising the AUTO BODY REPAIRSI ® !#•:. 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T O Y O T A TsI. 646-4331 .Parts Department 643-5135 D llL O n fa r ts AND SBtVICE MANCHESTER CONN, Open Saluniayt 9 to 1 F A R T S 643-1606 319 M AIN S T. (Across from Armory). M AN CH ESTER , C T 643-2145 •-i-'W CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 WANTEb INOPWAHTED N B F WANTED UK ASSIST/ > A «T PpUNTAIl!I..Server.^PUI! • -A lO A f SupervisarL, |-t1pm. •vsintu Proporty...... 25 Enftftoinmtnt...... S3 Form Svgoiloo ond Koulgmont. .. m MATet- lto*«oy>:Mctnt*MrllMR«rtfay. Noticn „ Rtsort Proporty...... 2* MoDklittDlni/lDcomt Tox...... S4 Olflct/nttoll Soulanttnt ...... 41 __ Lott/F«vnd...... 01 nKrtellenot Sawlpmant...... 13 7 to It dovt:» cMt« Mr Mm par «av. em­ IKE ' A t f iir Must iiOor viiMD.YliHitluive stoekends. fWi>' more Mortpopts...... 27 Cerpenfrv/Htmedeilng__ ...... $S MtolSMvt: ttCMittMT IlMMrdov. EiOMMidnos prsfOrrdd oar and license. 646- Intormatlon please call PtrMAOft...... 02 Wonttd to Buy...... 21 FoMtlf»o/PoptflAO...... 54 •oott ond MofIno Eoulpmont . .. 43 M tr man Mvi: M cant* par Mm par 4av. but not iMCCSSSory. We Inc. Manchester. 643- ployment. Apply How­ have good phont skills AnnounctmtAH...... 03 Rooflno/Sldlno...... 57 Muticol ltom$...... D4 Mlalpram eParaa: 4 IHNt. will train. $6.25-87 per 5535. ard Johnson's, 394 Tol- and must Ilk# eats and 3361 or 647-1901. Cresttleld Convalscent Au^tom ...... 04 Rentals Floorlnc...... 54 ComoroB ond Fheto Eoulpmont .. 15 dogs. 3 days a week. Heme. 643-5151. PInonclot...... 05 Eltctrkpt...... 54 Pott ond SvppiloB...... 84 hour deoendlna on ex- OPERATIONS Mbnoge- lond Turnpike, Booms for Bont...... 31 ...... 40 for Sal*...... 17 oeADLINa*; Mar dOMHM udrai'MiamaiHi fa Manchester. 649-6220. Good pay. Apply In BAYLOR^upervIsor. We FULL Time Counter Per- Aportmofits for Bont...... 32 Htotl99B/^«»mWr>o...... W ba puMltMd Tuatdev Hirauali iaturdev. Hw perlenoe. Benefits and ment. Hartford Des­ hove openinas tor a EmploynMnt * Education MItctllonoous SorvicM...... 41 To* Sol**...... vocation package patch Moving and P A R t Tim e 6ls- person Mondov- son for local wholes­ Condominiums for Bont...... 33 Strvictt Wontod...... 43 Wontod to Buv/Trodo...... If dcedllM h aaaa an Mw day bafara oubHcallan. Soturdov, 8-4. Canine Supervisor position ev­ aler. Knowledge of H«lD Wonftd...... 11 Homos for Bont...... 34 For odvarMaamantt to ba puMWtad Mandav. available to qualified Storage needs ottlst- hwoshers. Days, even­ ery weekend. 7om-7pm SituotlOA W onttd...... 12 Storo/Offico Spoco...... 35 Mw daadllM la P.m. an FrMav. emplovsss. Send re­ ants. Schedule and dis­ ings and weekends. Holiday Inn, 200 Shsl- plumbing and heating Sutintu OoportunltlM...... 13 Bosort Proporty...... 34 Merchandise sume to: P.O. Box 994, don Rood, Manchester. and 7pm-7am. For helptol. Good hourly Instruction...... 14 Industrlol Proporty...... 37 Hoildoy/Sootonoi...... 71 Automotive patch crews. Long Good wages. WllltrMn. more Information Emplovmtnt Sorvictt...... 15 Geropos ortd Storopo...... 31 .. 41 MAO VOWe AD. Cloatltlad odvarMaanwntt ora Rocky Hill, CT 06067. days will p a u swiftly In Apply; Howard John­ TEACHER for Coopsra- rate with benefits. Call AntlouoB ond Coiitctlblts...... 73 Cor» for Solo...... toaan bv tataanoM at a conv#nlan«. TM please coil: Director of Mork. 872-9101. . Boommotos Wontod...... 3f Clothino...... 73 Tru€ki/Von$ for Solo...... 43 MoncMitar Harold la raaoonalbla for only om SECURITY. 86 per hour. busy, responsible as­ son's, 394 Tolland tlvs Nursey School. Et- Nurses, Mondav- Wontod to Bont...... 40 Furniturt...... 74 Comport/Trollors...... 43 Incorract Inaartlon and than only tor ttw alia of tectlvs January 1988.4 CHILD Care needed for Roai Estate TV/$toroo/ApoMonctS__ ...... 75 MotorcvcioB/Mooodt...... 44 Port time, signment. Insurance Turnpike, Manchester. Prlday, 9am-3pm. 45 tha orlelnol Inaartlon. Errora wttich do not and pension benefits. 649-6220. year dsarss In Educa­ one veor old son. Pull Homos for Solo...... 31 Servlets Mochintry ond Tools...... 74 Auto SorvicoB...... laaaan tha volua ol IM odvartlaamanl will not Manchester-East Hart­ Cresttleld Convalscent Condominiums for Solo...... 22 town ond Gordon ...... 77 Autof for Ront/Loofo...... 44 ba corraclad bv on oddlllonol Inaartlon. ford areas. Fridays, Send resume tor ap­ WAITRESSES. Dining tion. Port time. Salary Home. M-5151. time. Call Tyot 643-9462 Lots/Lond for Solo...... 33 Child Coro...... ■ .... 51 Good Things to Eat...... 74 Mlscollonoows Autometivo_ . 47 pointment to: Hartford negotiable. Send re­ or 649-1436. invtstmont Proporty...... 24. Cloonino Sorvlcos...... 5J Fool Oli/Cool/FIrowood ...... 74 Wontod to Buv/Trodo ...... 44 Saturdays and Sun­ ondfountoln. Parttime days, days and even­ Despatch, Personnel evenings and wee­ sume and 2 recommen­ ings. Must be over 18 Monoeer, P.O. Box kends. Flexible hours. dations to: Coopera­ years of age. Cor and 8271, East Hartford, CT Good tips. Will train. tive Nursery School, telephone necessary. 06108 or visit Mr. Evans Apply: Howard John­ P.O. Box 48, Andover, DUE TO RAPID GROWTH Coll 527-C^.______at our 225 Prospect son's, 394 Tolland CT 06232. Street office In East Notices NBPWANTBI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HaPW ANTBI OIL Truck driver wanted. Turnpike. Manchester. Organized, anargatic and dadictad Individuals ANN0UNCEBENT8 Hartford. Pleosedo not 649-6220. Pull time or seasonal. phone. EOE. SECRETARY ara naedad to fill newly craatart pooltlons In Ai a condition preeodtnt to Must hace class 11 dr Iv­ rapidly growing wire and cabla'distrlbutor. ttip placpintnt of any odvar- REGIONAL Classified TRUCK Driver. Full time FULL and port time Shift or's license. All benef- REMOVE GREASE and Good opportunity for XPAS WRIATN SALE HERE'S an opportunity Supervisor tor drug BECAUSE YOU never tltlna In ttw Monctidttdr Ht> ads reach nearly position open. Class II Its. 649-2871.______rust from outdoor metal a self-motlvot^ Wa otter compotitlva wages, axoaltant bane- raid, Advortliar htrtbv Conn. Traumatic Brain 3,000,000 homes. One for a challenging port store In Manchester know when someone will time position that Is drivtr's license only AUTO Body Technician furniture the easy way. Individual with strong flta, and advancamant opportunity In a con­ ooratp to protact, hidamnlty Injury Aaeoclatlon classified ad placed required. Benefits. area. Experience pre­ be saorchlna tor the item Just dip 0 cloth In turpen­ and hold hormltn ttw Mon* Xmas Wraath Sale Is with the Manchester dose to homel We ferred but not necces- with experience. Pay you hove tor sale. It's typing, communi­ genial, modem atmoaphara. Qualitiad appli­ chostor Harold, lit offlctra have on Immediate op­ Apply: W.H. England bosed on experience. tine and rub the metal now In progress. Fore Herald wll I be placed In Lumber Company, sorv. We will train. better to run your wont od until spots disappear. To cations, and cants are raqueated to call or sand rasumas. and tmplovdoi oeolnat any over 3D0 newspapers ening tor 0 port time Flexible hours. Solorv Call M & M Auto Body. tor se* 'erol days... cancel­ and all Mobility, Ion or $10.00 donation you* ~ clerk/typlst In our ad­ Route 44, Bolton, CT. 649-2871. sell Idle Items the easy organizational skills. axponip. Including ottor- will receive a beautiful throughout New Eng­ $5.50-86 per hour de­ ing it os soon os you get wav. use a low-cost od In Sales Saeratary •20,000 to •25,000 land for one low price. vertising department. PART Time, 5 hours per pending on experience. results. DIvsrsIty of duties In noyi' ftpi, orlalne from double faced balsam week. Typist-Clerk, classified. - pleasant working dcrimt of unfair troda proctl- Call ClassIfM 643-2711 If you hove a pleasant Benefits and vocation Word Processing wreath with a red telephone manner, os some bookkeeping. > stmosphsrs. High •16,000 to *19,000 caa, Infrinoamant of troda- weather proof bow. ond osk for detolls.o package available to WALGREENS Professional (2) morkt, froda nomaa or pot- well os excellent spell­ Pleosont office envir­ Pleaae help out for this ing and typing skills, onment. Schedule flex- qualified employees. school diploma and anfi, violation of rightt of SECRETARY. Shorthand Send resume to: P.O. minimum 2 years Warehouse Racalving privacy and Infrinoamant of very worth ceuae. you may duality tor Ible. Coll 646-3269. CASHIERS •20,000 to *25,000 required. One man Box 994, Rocky Hill, Full Time.... secretarial Supervisor copyrlotit and proprlatory Wa Need Yav teppirS Manchester Law of- this permanent posi­ W A I TER-Woltress C T . 0MM7 rlehta, unfair compotltlon tion. Some previous Looking for mothers expsrisnes. Excellent Warehouse Receiver •16,000 to *19,000 flce. 646-2425. wanted. Good pay and to work part time or and llbal and tlondtr, wMcb soles experience Is a flexible hours. Coll An­ benefits paokags, may rawlt from tha publica­ laui WAREHOUSE Person. plus. Hours ore full time. Hours rang POWER tion of any odvartlamant In ■aaaiaVoMiTAUl Rill time, expaflenoe tonio's Restaurant, 956 BANK TEUERS salary $13,679. ttw Moncfiattar Harold by preferred but not ne­ Mondav-Prlday, 8:30- Main StTMt. 643-4349. United Bank has teller Ing from 9-1:30 or 9- EQUIPMENT Send resume to: IM S, INC. odvorfltar. Including advar- cessary. Benefits. 2:30. Call Denise Ro­ positlone avaHeble In 5:30. Cashier or clerk tlaamanta In any frao dltfrl- berts at the Manches­ Pit Wllion 340 Progress Drive butlon publication! pub- Apply: W.H. England ter Herald,643-2711,for OFFICE HELP the Vernon Circle of­ starting rate $5. MECHANICS 78 Narth Mata 8L Manchester, C T 06040 Ilfhad by ttw Monchaitar Lumber Company, an Interview. fice. Previous teller or Horold. Pannv Slaffart, Route 44, Bolton, CT. One full time, one re­ Manehaattr. CT 00040 cashier experience ne­ AN Eoe NON-8MOKINQ Publlthar. gular part time general WALGREENS 2 needed immediately. Ex­ by 11/18/07 lA/F/V/H 649-4415 Employmant otfica person or clalme cessary. Good com­ 263 W. Middli Tpki. tMFLOVEH COMPANY munications — cus­ perience preferred but not ■KVAA ILOST TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ person. Good typing a Minchistir U rn FOUND a Education must. *7.50 to start - tomer service skills e necessary. Salary based on RECEPTIONIST •8.00 after 30 days. must. Apply at: Inquire anytime. experience. Good benefits, LOST. Notatho, Send resume to Unneo Bank and Tan Rottwatlar, Business Manager Viraon CIrcia ONIm excellent working condi­ Female, ipoyed. Re­ HELPWANTD 0|X‘ratioh of ;i \vr\- Inisv ROLM tclophoiu- P.O. Box 1213 ■OtAWP ward. Call 640-8372 rvquin's pnimpt. roiuii'ous somco Mancheeter tions. Call Wally, service ma­ PRIVATE PARTY leave tneeaage.______DRIVER, Part time tor to our dit'iiLs and .sidi‘.s ix'pri'sontativvs. CASHIERS LOST-Black fluffy cot. nager for appointment. Manchester Herald Ex|HTioiu i> Ls iH'lpful. TNpin)' n-iiiiin'il. SaliU^ FaH*ParttiiM- Very friendly. Answers route. Coventry area. •S/Mr. Merchandise Ads to Frlskle. Vicinity fommensurato with t'xjK'rioiur. Ri'plii-s will 6464)378 SERVICE Short hours. Good pay. Full Time... ALL SHIFTS Cooper Hill Street. If Coll 742-0067. 9-12am, 7 lx‘ Ix'ld ('onfulontial. AVAILABLE. MORNING. found call 647-8630. to 10pm .o______DAYS. NIGHTS AND 646-4055 PARTS Exfollfiil noiK-ontrilnitory iM-nofil pn>>0:un. WEEKENDS.. OTHER POSITIONS 646-2789 SALES AVAILALBE PERSONALS PART Time Evenings. Apply in ix-rson or aill (>4:!-l 101. APPLY TO PERSONNEL Clerks. Notional News- AT: MANChESramCA poper Concern has Im­ An Equal Opportunity EinploN'cr. Male Eomalc. B.J. WHOLESALE CLUB mediate openings In INC* THE PROFESSIONALS Manchester. Perfect 2iS REV. MOODY OVERPAM PER Happy 10th tor students. Moon­ ALLIED r'RINTIfJC SERVICE" INC 30 ADAMS STREET lighter. It you hove 4 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST HARTFORD, CT. B i r t h d a y hours from 5pm-9pm MANCHESTER. CT 06040 ioa MANCHESTER. CT 06040 DAY 8 to our precious and wont to earn great pay... Coll todovi ■ the mark of printing excellence ■A Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days granddaughter Don't delay. 647-9946. 3 NEEDED (NOW) ★ Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Erica After 6pm. 1-220-5196. MECHANICS NEEDED Import experience helpful, but not ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 Love, PART TIME necessary as we will train. APPLIANCE AT ONCE Grandma & Grandpa Salary based on experience, good — Sheet Metal - Able to read blue prints do Bertuzzi DELIVERY ★ Merchandise Under *250 benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ layouts, use shears, brakes, with 5 years ex­ Grandma & Grandpa STUDENTS — MOMS ^ AND S ET UP perience. ★ Ad must contain price! Fike lent working conditions — — Machine Assembiere - abie to read biue- MOONUGHTERS For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am Ability to work prints, knowiedge of piumbing, pneumatics, You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. overtime. Exceiient and a mechanicaiiy assembiy work with 5 due to this low price... Exceeslve abbreviations Earn the $$ you need for . pay and benefits. years experience. abbreviate resultsi Be sure readers understand Appiy in person: Excellent paid employee benefits, your od bv ovoMIng ab­ the Holidaysl MANCrtSIHaHONCA Ttolidaya and many other fringe breviations. 642-2711. We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm. THE PROFESSIONALS AL SIEFFERFS benefits Looking for a good used 24 ADAMS STREET APPUANCE Call Oscar Forand CALL CLASSIFIED mobile home? Be sbre to MANCHESTER. CT 06040 643-2487 look ki the Classified co­ 445 Hertford Rd. lumns ... that's where the 647-9946 6 4 6 -3 5 2 0 Manchester Prassar# Btait MaErfadwiRf CompaRy beet buys are advartlsadi 41 Chapal Stra«t 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! 663-2711. 647-9997 MaRchastBr, C t r • »'• I * ■ •v.ip # 1 •* . i a # yrt f •“T***—/*

NELPWAIITBI K IT ‘N’ CARLVL= ®by Larry Wright N a P W M TB I NELPWAIITBI NapWARTa N E L F W A N T D i HOMES NELPWWTD NELPWAIITHI HELFWANTBI FOR SALE RN-LPN. We H m » a full OFFICE Manager exp^ 2-30 hour positions.' i TELEPHONE Enumera­ FULL Time Cashler- INSURANCE. immaoiate maintenance, 1 clerk. C O V EN TR Y. Nestled In SO UTHER N NOW Eng- time or port time posi­ tors needed to update /Pharmocy Technl- opening In Manchester rienoed for o busy Op- tion on 3-11, Momiav- tholmologlcol Apply In person. Salva­ R EAL Estate Sales. Suc­ SPECIAL Educatlan- the pines. 46foot Ranch land closslfltld ads Manchester city direc­ cion, to do office far group claim tion Arm y Thrift Store, reach nearly 800,000 Frldoy. No weekends. processing and general practice. Send resume cessful, professional Vocatlonal Instructor, being built on corner tory. Work at home. cashiering, ordering 385 Brood Street, Real Estate firm seek­ lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 homes In Connecticut For more Information office work. Flexible to: Lorraine Zell, 191 .5 position available. Send name, address and answering the Manchester. ing licensed full time High School Voca­ baths, $147,900. and Rhode Island. The please coll. D.M.S. and telephone number phone. Dally hours, 5 hours. 8:30-4. 643-M01. Main Street, Monches- ter, C T 06040.______CASHIER Full or port agent for our Manches­ tional team for Innava- C.H.F.A. Qualified. price for a basic 25 9om-3pm, Mondov- to: Johnson Directory, day week. Experience TRANSMISSION Re- Fridov. Crcstfleld Con- time. Bucklond Street ter office. Excellent tlve cross categorical, Klernon Realty. 649- word od Is only $55 and P.O. Box 763, Cheshire, preferred but not nec- bullder. Excellent T Y P IS T-P a rt time posi- opportunity for per­ 1147. will appear In 43 news­ volscent. 643-5151. tlon. Mother's hours and Rt. 84 Mobil. Sa­ self cantalned pro­ CT 06410, Attention: cessary. Excellent working condition, sonal growth. Coll Su­ gram. Special Educa­ papers. For more In­ C O LLE C TO R . 3 0 -« dov Monchester ______wages based on expe­ (16 hours per week) lary $5 and up. Apply In OPEN House. Sunday Na- good pay, benefits. For person M -F 10pm-5pm.' san Shimer, Sentry tion or Vocotlonol Cer­ vember 8. 1-4pm. 123 formation call Classi­ accounts. Experience TELEPHONE Enumero- rience. Apply In per­ right person. Call Jim available at health Real Estate for contl- fied, 643-2711 and ask care foclllty In Man­ tification required. Warren Avenue. This preferred. Good work­ tors needed to update son, Arthur Drug, 942 for details 633-5380, ev- dentlol Interview. 643- Experience preferred. for detolls j ______ing condition and ' Main Street, Manches­ chester. Benefits In­ home Is Ideal for a Manchester city direc­ enlnga 228-0787. 4060. Competitive salary large family or on In­ GOVERNMENT Homes hours. Apply In person. tory. Work at home. ter, C T , 643-1505. Attn: clude, holiday, voca­ RECREATION OFFICE Help. Tele- tion and sick pay. 87 PART Time Truck Driver and benefits. Call for law situation I There from $1 (U repair). Savings Bank of Man­ Send name, address M r Koras. ______oppllcotlon (203) 742- chester. 649-9W. phane, light typing, plus per hour. Salary DIRECTOR wanted for 8ont-1pm, are 5 bedroams, 2 full Oellnqueht tax prop­ and telephone number H E LP I We need on active bookkeeping helpful. Mondoy-Frldov. Apply 8913. Send resume, ref­ baths, den, family erty. Repossessions, to: Johnson Directory, Individual to come commensurate with Full-tlma position P A R T Tim e Housekeep­ EO E-M /F. 633-8317. experience . Please In person. Nielson Auto erences, transcript and room. Large kitchen call 805-687-6000 exten- ers. Good storting sa­ P.O. Box 763, Cheshire, work with our small avallabla at Maadows P a r ts , 646 C e n te r certification to Virgi­ Includes dining area. slon OH 9965.______CT 06410, Attention: company, telephone apply In person at Meo- Manor. Quallftcatlons nia Dalton, Director of lary. Saturday and dows Manor, 333 Bid- Street.______Hardwood floors on 1st Sunday. 9:30-3pm. Manchester orders, mall order raquirad ara: currant Pupil and Staff Support level. Wall to wall i^NCHESTER. Deluxe 3 ACCOUNTS well -Street, Manches- HEAD Teacher to work bedroom Townhouse Apply within. Colonial packaging and walk In anrollmant tharapautic Service, Coventry Pub­ carpet. Full finished customers basic du­ PAYABLE CLERK tsr. 647-9191. EO E. with 3-5year olds In day at Southfield Green, Vernon Inn, 346 Kelly racraatlonclassasora core nursery school lic Schools, 78 Ripley basement. Inground Rood, Vernon. MRECTOR OF ties. We are young and Part-time poaltton, C LER K needed to han'de HIM Rood, Coventry, pool. Many a th e r 216 baths, large kitchen account maintenance. dagraa In Tharapautic setting. Must hove de­ C T 06238. EO E. and family room area, MOK per year. Notional FAMILY growlna and will train. 9am-2pm, Monday-Frt- gree In Early Child­ amenities and fea­ Full time preferred. 8am-4:90pm, Mondoy- Racraatlon or jalatad tures. Call looki DIrec-'. central air, cor port, wholesale lewelry, day at health care facil­ hood Education. Hours C LER K T Y P IS T needed many extras. $162,000. company needs repre-1 DEVELOPMENT Part time considered. Frldoy. Call Savings flald. naxibla hours for local moving com­ tions: Phoenix Street ity In Manehaatar. Du- Bonk of Manchester con be port or fuII time. U a R Realty. 643-2592.0 sentotlves for local Apply at: Connecticut with excallant banafits. Call647^0788 or 649-9228. pany. Full or porttlme. to Maple Street to Cone 8i Reed Compnov, tiea conaiat of routine 90m-4:30pm. 643-1787. area. No direct soles, i CENTER Plapaa contact liana Excellent working en­ Warren Avenue. MANCHESTER. Stun- ■ 134 .Pine Street, aooounting clarioal EOE. CAREGIVER. Mature, $214,900. Realty World nlng 3 bedroom Garrl- wholesale only. (713) > Administer Innovative, Lubka at: responsible person to vironment. Full benefit ROMES 7sa-mi.______• Monchester.______work Including uaa of RESTAURANT Crew. package. Coll Jeff at Frenchette-Benolt As- s o n C o lo nial In HOMES comprehensive family work with Intants and soclotes. 646-7709. Immaculate condition. FOR SALE DISPATCHERS. Our ex- CREDIT and Collections' calculator and typawrl- Wen«iv's- Old Foshl- M98dow9 Minor toddlers In day core Shepards 528-9141. FOR SALE development center. person. Credit Union In oned Hamburger's on EO E.______NEW Listing. Immpecca- Steel beam ^con­ I pondlng division needs Includes: daycare for tar. $7.25 plua par hour. 333 Bldwall St. setting. Port time af­ structed home feotur- Llvl^m^Tartni^Bi8 professional, organ­ New Britain area seek­ 260 Broad Street, Man­ TEACHER'S. Classroom ble 3 bedroom, 1W both Infants/young toddl­ Salary commanaura- Manchester, C T 06040 ternoons. Hours avail­ Ingo 12x20 llvlngroom, BURSTING with person­ vintage Duplex on a ized Individuals to loin ing experienced person chester hos Immediate able. 12:30-5 or 6pm. and Immediate open­ Colonial. Front to back ers; parent education; fOr collection of ac­ tiva with oxparianca. openings for lunch and 047-9191 f IreplacM living room, dining room and ality I Classy 7 room double lot on a qulet- our operations depart-. 647-0788 or 649-9228. ings at RHAM High beamed 1st floor fam­ Tutor Colonial featur­ deod endstreet. Conve­ ment as dispatchers.: counseling; Info/rnfer- counts. Must hove pro- Intaraatad applicants closing shifts. Excel­ IOC School, Hebron. For front to back master fesslonol phone apply In parson at: lent starting wage, MAINTENANCE bedroom, finished ily room. Rreploce, ing 3 bedrooms, 1V6 nient location near bus Transportation expe­ ral. BS/BA In Earty Worker. Full time posi­ Informotlon and oppll- 1'6 baths, 2 car garage, baths, 1 car garage, lines and shopping. rience preferred, but Childhood Ed. or manner, typing and meal discounts, troln- actlon call C. Fronson basement. Extra bo­ C R T experlenoe help­ Meidows Minor Ing, uniforms and tion available for Inde­ nus: Seller to pay up to vinyl siding, new fireplace, vinyl and Priced to sell. Call fOr willing to train. Excel- Child Development; 2 TE A C H E R A ID E Inter­ pendently self starter. ot 228-9474.______carpet. Newer roof. An brick siding, newer details. $159,900. lent compensation and ful. If Interested send 333 Bldwall St. growth opportunity ventionist needed Im­ 3 paints toward buyers years administrative resume and salary re- provided. Apply today. Applicants should hove MEDICAL Billing Clerk excellent buy In area of roof, finished base­ Century-21 Epstein full benefits. If Inter-! Manchester, C T 06040 mediately for 1 to 1 closing costs. $159,900. and community net­ oulrements to; The EOE.______experience and ability with knowledge of ac­ Century-21 Epstein fine homes. $229,900. ment, blowfi-ln Insula­ Realty. 647-8895.0 ested please send re­ work with mult.l- In oil aspects of main­ counts reclevable and D.W. Fish Realty. 643- tion, outstandino natu­ sume and salary re- working experience. Stanley Works Em­ 847-9191 SCHEDULE your own hondlcopped 17 year Realty. 647-8895xi NEW Llsttngl 1 floor Must have minimum 1 ployees Federal Credit ■oe tenance Including; medical Insurance. 1591.0 ral woodwork. New living... tired-qf climb­ aulrements:' V.P. hours. A very busy old mole In public high Manchester office. year preschool day­ Union, 55 Curtis Street, general repairs, point­ offering price I ing those stairs all the Operations, >Horte- notlonol firm Is recruit­ school In Vernon. ing, carpentry, plumb­ Call 646-0534 between 12 $184,900. Jackson 8i Honks Transportation care experience. New Britoln, CT 06052. ing medical people to Functional curriculum . time? Change your life MEDICAL Office person­ ing, mechonlcol/elec- noon ortd 2pm.______OPEN HOUSE lOam-Spm Jackson Real Estate. with this 3 bedroom Service. P.O. Box 1256, Salary; $19,510. Send FURNITURE Makers. nel. Some bookkeeping complete Insur'ance ex­ and community based trlcal systems. 647-8400.P______Glastonbury, C T 06033. Full (BT port time. As­ ams. RN's, LPN's and MAINTENANCE Person. L-shoped Ranch lo­ resume by 11/24/87 and patience contact, training. Male pre­ Alternating weekends Dependable, reliable, Telephone 659-2126. We semblers, Saw Opera­ E M T's who con draw ferred due to required Sat 11/7 & Sun 11/8 FRESH OS a Daisy I At- cated In the Cheney to: telephone, billing and required. Competitive maintenance person- kroctlve 5 plus room Historic District. This ore on EO E.______tors. Experlenoe help­ Insurance. Mondov- blood and perform tollet/hyglene supervi­ salary and benefits In­ Mr. Stoner ful but not necessary. EK G 's ore qualified. /custodlon needed at a Sale by Owner Cope Cod In super tam- unique floor plan Is MEDICAL Secretary.. Frldov, 9-12 and 1-5. sion. 28 hours per week cluding health-dental Manchester Parochial Nap Brothers Furni­ Please coll 1-800-992- at $10 per hour. Coll lly neighborhood. Ver­ Ideal fOr the young Growing Orthopaedic Hartford Rogioo Send resume to: Box Insurance and pension school. 2nd shift. East Hartford — 5 room Cape. satile floor plan, open family or the soon to be ture, Manufacturers of L L , C/0 the Manches­ 3221 between lOom and Berlin Pupil Personnel plan. Apply In person, practice looking for a YWCA 2pm, Monodv-Frldov. Fringe benefits. If In­ and airy. .Newer Oak retired onel Rreploce, self-motivated, detail the finest quality living ter Herald. Services 828-6581. Monday-Frldoy, lOom- Aluminum siding, fireplaced liv­ 135 Broad Street room furniture. Apply terested coll 643-5D88. kitchen cabinets, rem­ 116 b a t‘h s . O n ly oriented Individual 4pm. Rockville Mem­ HarHord, C T 06105 In person. 122 Noubuc ing rodm, dining room, appli- odeled bath, shiny $144,900. Call Blan­ who can work Inde­ orial Nursing Home, 22 hardwood floors, fire­ chard 8i Rosetto, pendently, enlovs o AN EOE/AA Employsr. Avenue, Glastonbury. SouthStreet, Rock- BWMOS 633-7511 or 633-9998. Earn Top Wages anced kitchen, 2 bedrooms, dock, place, pretty yard with "We're S e llin g fast pace and desires to NURSE AIDE vllle, C T.______OPPORTUNITIES many young plantings Houses" 646-2482.0 work In a professional "E A S Y DOES IT " Is the C U D S TO D IA L opening. ACCOUNTS Payable 1 car garage, hardwood floors, for the gardener. Coll CERTinCATION LOCAL Sales Route. NEW LIstIngl 6-^ buplex atmosphere. Fomlllor- way to describe placing a Full time 8 hours o day, Dari-Farms Ice Cream Clerk. Port time posl- quick I $142,500. Jack- located In upper east Ity with molor Insu- want od. Just call 643-2711 flexible nights. Excel­ tlon. 9om-2pm. $40K-$60K annual net wa1k-out basement, fenced-in son 8> Jackson Real CLASS has Immediate openings for the following potential. Established side of town. Huge 3 rcxice company poll- and we do the rest! lent benefits. Apply Mondoy-Frldov at front yard, busline. M 27,000 Estate. 647-8400.O bedroom units In excel­ c I e s a plus; Meadows Manor Is positions; health core facility In accounts furnished. South Windsor Board seeking applicants to lent condition, hard­ transcription neces­ SECRETARY. Senior Se­ of Education Facilities Monchester. Duties $25K Investment In­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ cludes van. Inventory wood floors, master sary. Flexible hours. cretary tor CEO ot Services, 1737 Main attend a 3 week certifi­ • Class II Route Drivers consist of routine ac­ 116 Greenlawn St, East Hartford ulate 2 bedroom Town- bedroom sitting area, Send resumeto; Sports non-profit organiza­ Street, South Windsor. cation clasa to. begin counting clerical work and working capital. house Condominium. Full paid medical program, paid vacations, (916) 587-3195. separate gas heating Medicine and Ortho­ tion. Pleasant well 528-9711 ext 40. EO E. November 16. The pay Including use of calcu­ 649-1088 or 289-3985 Appllanced kitchen, systems, new roof, paedics of Manchester, spoken, neat apper- for the class Is *6.61 per paid holidays, pension and profit sharing plan. lator and typewriter. living room and sliders aluminum siding. Call 155 Main Street, Man­ once, protesslonal atti­ hour. Pewrmanent full­ $7.25 plus per hour. from dining area to today for a convenient chester, C T 06Q40 or CARPENTER Applications now being accepted: H0INE8 tude necessary. 65 time or part-time posi­ Salary commensurate deck and private yard. showing. $190's. Call call 649-4357 between FOR SALE 116 baths. An excellent wpm, word processing Immediate opening tions may be available with experience. Inter­ Blanchard S, Rossetto, 9:30am and 6pm. a plus. Good telephone Dari-Farms Ice Cream ested applicants apply home to get started In. for a fully experi­ at completion of the OPEN HOUSE "We're Selling manner. 2 years expe­ 40 Tolland Stage Road, Tolland In person at: Meadows All real estate advertised In $111,900. D.W. Fish Houses" 646-2482.0 * STUDENTS ★ rience minimum. SISK. enced professional class, these positions Realty. 643-1591. □ Manor, 333 Bldwell the Manchester Herald Is SUNDAY 12-4 pm COVENTRY. New List­ Pirt T(ihi - Evtningt Benetits Include free carpenter. Must have start at *7.71 per hour Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 0-1 / EO E Street, Manchester, sublect to the Fair Houslno BOLTON. Gorgeous well ing. Move-In condition. NATIONAL new­ parking, medical and own tools and tran­ plus an excellent bene­ C T . 647-9191. EO E. Act of 196B, wMch makes It maintained family Illegal to advertise any pref­ This 7V6 room full dor- spaper concern has pension plan. Reply In sportation. Good sa­ fit program. Please FULL Time Cashier. home with many confidence to CEO, erence, limitation ordlscrlm- mered Cape has many Immediate openings lary plus paid vaca­ apply In person at: Good pay. Monday- Inatlon bosed on race, color, energy features Includ­ features. Among them (or P.O. Box 628, Hartford, Frldoy. Apply Conyers religion, sex or notional ing 3 southern expo­ C T 06142-0628.______tion, etc. Apply now are 3-4 bedrooms, 1'6 ORDER CLERKS Meidowi M9nnr Hardware, Monches- origin, or an Intention to sure skylights, spa­ baths, large eat-ln- VERIFIERS SURROUND yourself 333 Bldwell St. Delivery Drivers ter.6M-5707.______moke any such preference, cious 3 bedroom limitation or discrimination. kltchen, 2 car attached A SSISTAN T with beauty. Excellent "’ m a n c o m p a n y Manchester, C T 06040 Stop Spinning Your Wheels PART Time Female 7=0- Raised Ranch with garage, new wall to MANAGERS. opportunity for full The Herald will not know­ 12x24 1st floor family 643-2659 647-9191 dlltles Custodial As­ ingly accept any advertise­ wall carpeting. 10 min­ Call Today time employment with lo t Earn $200-$600 per week sistant. 9:30am-1pm, 5 ment which Is In violation of room, dining room, utes from Downtown i t 647 994S * one of Connecticut's If you have a reliable van, pick-up, or station days per week. Apply the law. den and recreation Manchester. Very pri­ finest lewelers. Exten­ South Windsor Board room on the lower vate lot. $175,000. Prin­ A ID E . Housekeeper for sive benefit program. wagon. Choice Courier Service, Hartford's level. Deck, 2 cor gar­ largest, on-ground delivery service, will keep of Education Facilities cipals only. 742-0342. smoll rest home. No Apply In person to: Services, 1737 Main age. A m ust seel experience. Will train. Diane Allevo, (General RN’s / LPN’s you rolling. OPEN HOUSE $189,900. D.W. Fish M A N C H ES TE R (or sale Due to a recant reorganization of the nursing de­ Street, South Windsor. by owner. 6 room Co­ Pleasant working con­ Manager, Michael's We have immediate full and part time openings 528-9711 ext 40. EO E. Sat frS «R 66 Sunny Brook Dr., Manchester Realty. 643-1591. ditions. Benefits. Call Jewelers, 958 Main partment, wa are aaaking motivated charge lonial completely with flexible hours. Applicants should have a r 1»S p.m. M A N C H ES TE R . The lo- maintenance free, 649-4510. Mondav- Street, Manchester, CT nurses whose optimum goal Is quality patient general knowledge of Hartford and surrounding PART Time Janitorial work In East Hartford Spacious 7 room Cape, 3 becJrooms, cotlon Is Ideal and the fenced yard, newer fu r- Fridoy between 8am- 06040. EO E.______care. Excallant benefits or no benefit rata - areas. 65 DartnioBth Rd., price Is right on this 7 2pm, ask for Mrs. area. 3 hours In even­ Master 19' x ^V A \ large kitchen/family noce and roof. $112,500. BanafR Rale No Bawaflts Apply in person to: ing. Starting anytime Maachaftar room, 2 bath, full dor- 647-0924.______Brook. SALES Consultant. Look­ mered Cape. Finished LPN »11.13/Hr. *1i15/Hr. 67 Fishfry Street, Hartford, CT after 5pm. Coll after Spacious 7 room room with fireplace, beautiful inground kNDOVER. Open house, CASH IER . Convenience ing for ambitious, wil­ 8pm. 646-1512 or 289- lower level recreation ling to learn person to RN •1^71/Hr. *13.96/Hr. Call first for an appointment: 524-6B 60 Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ pool, walk to Martin School. *212,500. room, and a large deck Sunday, November 8 store. Our Xtra Mart 3072.______on this exceptional wa­ stores In the greater fill on opening at a RN Supervisor *15.25/Hr. *16.S2/Hr. rooms 2Vi baths, eat- BY OWNER with sliders from kit­ family run, growing, CUSTODIAN. Port time. chen. Make an appoint­ terfront veor round Manchester area has Diffarantlals 008 Par Hour in-kltchen. hom e on Andover vacancies for CosMers floor caverino store. V///// 4K. RH AM High School, Dir S. Main to Spring Dir: Charter Oak to Highland St. to Gardener ment today to view this Call Mra. Lamouraux, RN at MEADOWS MANOR Hebron for Informa­ Lake. Spacious rooms, and Assistant Manag­ No experlenoe neces­ to Dartmouth. to Carriage to Harvest, right to Sunny Brook. lovely home. $148,000. sary. Coll 643-S168 be­ 333 BMwall St.. Moncheslar, C T • 637-6101 • EOE C O U / f / £ f i tion and application 170 foot on lake. Call ers. For an Interview 643-2249 Sentry Real Estate. 643- (or details. Beozley 537- call 649-2337. E O E . tween 9-5 for Interview. coll S. Culllnan at 228- 643-4462 4060.O 94>4. 3446. 1 ■.mrm

APARTMENTS F U a 0N./C0AL/ MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS ■ 9 ,JH 0 M E 8 Rentals FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RALE IZ i I fo r sale FOR RENT CL0THRI6 FIREWOOD LONDON Fog Vt coot, MANCHESTER. Out­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY FOR Sole By Owner. size 14 regular, $30. CHEVY Malibu 1960. 4 PONTIAC Grand La ROOMS standing 7 room, 3 bed­ Long winter coot, size Quality crattmonshlp room apartment In AA FIREWOOD SALE ENDROLLS door, air, good condi­ Mans Safari 1981. Auto­ FOR RENT 15/16, $35. Men's Ice *53 ptr cord. 8 ft. iGngthi. 27‘6 width - 2SS throoohout this oyer- zone. All new wall to giWGn, dGltvGrtd. 5 cord I^PAINTIIM / MKCBIAREOUS tion, high mileage, matic, power brakes, slzed Executive Raised skotes, size 9, $10. Hag- 13¥. width - 2 lor 256 GARFBITRY/ highway. Snow tirw . A/C, Excellent condi­ SIN G LE room, female wall carpet. Bentley gor slacks, slze20, $10. mlrtimum. AAC/VI8A IWI fa fer r io SERVICES Ranch on beautifully School District. No I MUST M ptcksd up al lha I and extra wheels. 8900, tion. $2600. 643-9758. preferred. Non- Call 643-2740. Northorn Flrowood IHarald Olflea Monday thru I landscaped acre lot In smoker. Convenient lo­ pets. References and 643-5985 after 5pm. ' p e p.*#'#’•' e e e e a a e a a Martin School District. Distributors I Thursday balors 11 am. only. | SYSTEMIZED expe- cation. References and security. $750 monthly FALL CLEANUP TRANS-AM 1979. Good 7 large rooms Including BSIMIOSg rlenosd housekeeping. FuHy Intured, Free EiUmelee 1 week security. $60 plus utilities. 649-4003. Weekly and bi-weekly. TH 0 N I A S “ T ^ PAINTING condition. Must sell. CLYDE a 18x24' tlreploced, week. Coll Mrs. Brook CHEVROLBT-BUICK, INC. beamed celling family. 1 Bedroom apartment. Call 649-3432. • RooSng InHrtor SpoehMete $2500. 645-8221. Call Ot­ Mondav-Frlday be­ References and secur­ FURNmiRE CORRIVEAU’S ter 5pm. ROUTE 83, VERNON 2'/i baths, 2 cor garage, MUSICAL TAB a SMng, Rao Reoma Pride taken In every Job Lawa Sanka tween 3;30-8pm. 649- ity. Call Ed at 649-2947. • Raplaoamaflt Doors a WIndowa DATSUN 210 1980 Station 79 Impala 2 dr. , *2695 barn and a 20x40' In- 9472. C O F F E E table and end SALES B00KKEBMN6/ we dot Quality Is our ground pool are lust a table (together or se­ ITEMS 646- 9716* Wagon. High speed. 79 Cougar Coupa *2695 NKOMETAX • SkylIgMa, AWo FaM ' main ooncam. few of the extros. MANCHESTER. North I HOMES parate),one Individual T A G Sale. November 7, • Rapaira 4 DamolHlona Cleon, reliable. $1200. SI Dodga 0180 PU *4995 $254,900. Please call end. Kitchen privi­ gloss topped coffee ta­ PIANOS and Organs. A 10om-4:30pm. Rain HAWKEsWEESIlviCE 643-0104.______leges, oft street pork- _____ |f o r r e n t sole so large, werented * T8% Setrlor Citizen REASONABLE RATES 62 0anturygow *6195 647-9383 tor appoint­ ble. Call 742-5918 dote November 8. 63 BARBARA RAY Olecouni * Bucket, truck A chipper. D O D G E Aspen 1977. ment. Principals only. Ing, security and refer­ the New Britain A r­ Wa catsr to the Stump removal. Free S3 Bonnavllla 4 dr. *699S AN DO VER , tor nature evenings.n______Coburn ‘Rood, BOOKKEEPING Free Written Eetimetee Slant-6, 49,600 original ences. No pets. $65 per mory. 3 dovs only! horns owner. estlmetea. Spedel miles, 1 owner. $1395. 83Rsgal4d,. *6995 lovers. 3 bedroom, 2 W A TE R B E D king size. Friday, November 6, Monch ester.______SERVICES OualHy aroik bsoksd by a consideration for aldetly week. 643-7096 after FREE ESTIMATES 6 4 9 -5 4 4 5 .______MOMaClarar*. *7795 I CONDOMINIUMS 5pm. bath. Contemporary Complete package ex­ noon to 9pm; Saturday, oTAG SALE Saturday BookkeapiaS (or amall Cuatomar SaUafaoHon and handicapped. IFOHSALE Raised Ranch. River­ cluding headboard. November 7, 9om to November 7, 9-12. 90 buaioeaaea, indndlBS payroll Quaranlaa Fully Ineurod DODGE Van 1976. 50,000 •4 Camaro ooum *8495 front, pond. 5 ocres. Asking $100. Call 742- 9pm; Sunday, No­ Grandview Street, and quarterly Uxea. Call Now - Manchester 647- 7U 3 _ miles. Runs great,, . .64 Camara mp* *8495 M A N C H E S T E T 'T T e d ’- APARTMENTS Rent with option to 5918 evenings.n______vember 8, noon to 6pm Manchester.______649>3281 6 4 5 ^ 5 9 643-6744 good working van. as Chavy S-10 piokup *6495 Needs some body room brick Town- FOR RENT buy. $950 month. 2 UNUSUAL 60lsh couch 8 ' at the New Britain H O USEH O LD , books and SSChayyCapitaa4*. *8495 house, dishwasher, months security, refer­ feet long. Psychodellc Armory, corner of clothing. Saturday and h a n d y m a n ' ■ work. Price to sell at S6 Nova 4 dr. *8495 deck, spectacular ences. 647-9144 or 742- Blue with Maroon cu­ Stanley and East Main Sunday, 10-4pm. 434 GARFENTRY/ Home Improvamant - $1100 or best offer. EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ KITCHEN A BATH 643-2129 or 646-3929. 86 Camaro Z2S *13,995 view. Convenient, on room. $435 monthly 7165 ask for Kathy. shions. Must sell will Streets. (Just Vi mile Foster Street, South REMOOELMR Pointing - Wall Poparlno - REM0DEUN6 iFLOORim Tlllne - Light Carpentry - $7 SpMrwn 4 dr. *8495 busline. No brokers. plus utilities. On bus not fit In new apart­ east of the Finest Super Windsor.______DODGE Aspen 1976. 4 $82,900. 649-1043. ment. 649-5323 after Center). Baldwin and Quellly oreftemenehlp at Leaf Sorvlca door, runs good. $300 or 87 Chavatta 2 dr. *5495 line. 568-1054.______STORE AND MOVING. Furniture, etfordeble prfoaa. V/tff our PLOOR Sanding. Floors BRAND New Listing! 6pm.______other namebrands. Fi­ Wagner power roller, CARROUSEL like new. Specializing Call BARRY SCANLON best offer. 647-7550. MANCHESTER. Large 1 OFFICE SPACE nancing available. ehowroom or cell tor tree Clean as a whistle 3 bedroom apartment, 6 Piece Mahogany dining dishwasher, kerosene Woodworking A eetlmete. In older floors, natural at 646-2411 lor astlmats 872-9111 plus room Condomi­ set. Good condition. MasterCard and Visa. heater, refrlgera,tor or stained. No waxing. 3rd floor. Stove and EXCELLENT Location. Factory warranties Carpintry nium at Ridgecrest on refrigerator. Available Coll 646-4521.______and mare. Saturday HsrItag# KHcIm b A John Verfallle. 646- Sell Your Car East Middle Turnpike. 500 sauore feet and up. and local service. December 1. No pets. B E D R (X )M Set, Blonde and Sunday, No­ 0 Counter,.Tops Bath, Irc. 5750. "DEUVEm^^^^ 1 bedroom, generous Store and affices from Large selection of vember 7 8,8, 9am-2pm. TAKE A LOOK $425 per month plus $200 a month. 647-9223 Cedar wood with mir­ Spinets, Consoles, Stu­ a Cuatom Cabinets 182 W. Middle Tpke. Ueneheeter Rich farm loam, 5 closet space, 1'/> baths, security and utilities. ror. $250. Call 647-9502 Rain or shine. 204 El- MI8GELLAIIE0US yards, $75 plus tax. *15 sliders to deck. Kitchen or 649-5334. dios and Grands. All drldge Street, a Qanaral Carpentry 649-5400 66 Pontiac Sunblrd Strano Real Estate. evenings.______must be soldi No deal- SERVICES Sand, gravel, horae 4 Lines — 10 Days AT.AB. A/C appliances, private 647-7653.______Mon Chester.______all Installed with manure and decorativa *7295 basement. Quiet area 8 Foot couch $75. 7 foot ers please I______50$ charge each addi­ MANCHESTER. 3 room IROOMMATES G IG A N TIC Tog Sole. 14 quality and care - stone. 83 RX7 wmr. fix •6795 In handy location! couch $195. L iv in g FOR Sale. Hammond or­ ODD lobs. Trucking. tional line, per day. You furnished apartment. IWANTBI room chairs $95 each. Valley View Lone, Ver­ building or renovating. e n p A R i m i R / 643-9504 $119,900. Jackson 8, gan along with bench In non. Saturday, 9-dark. Home repairs. You can cancel at any tima. 84 M e z^ RX7 Jackson Real Estate. Convenient location. B a k e r's rock $175. excellent shape. $600. Call |2S|PAPERim *6895 Toys, furniture. name It, we do It. Free SORRY, 647-8400.0 Adults preferred. No ROOMAT^"wanted’. Teak table and choirs 646-6023 after 3pm Business 643-6053 estimates. Insured. 643- pets. References and 1 Manchester. Lacking $115. Arm choir table Clothes, glassware, INTERIOR Painting and NO REFUNDS OR 37 Merc Cougar MANCHESTER. Immac­ Residence 289-6209 0304.______IM. I'oodoB monfh security. $525. tor a professional Fe­ $45. Dressers $45 each. golf clubs. Something staining. Experience IH 9 J SERVICES ADJUSTMENTS SAVE ulate 3 bedroom North- Call Mrs. Brook. 6 4 9 -0 7 1 7 .______PETS AND for everyone.______w a fleld Green male to shore apart­ CARPENTRY 4 2Vi years. For estimote IBZI NTED 33 Gran Marquis Mondav-Frlday be­ ment with the same In MAPLE Desk/Vanity. SUPPLES T A G Sole. 14- door, 5 speed, A M -FM L 0 2 1 L o O l 87 DAKOTA 4x4 pu 4402 after 6pm. with daughter also wel­ Best offer. Call 646- AT.AaHBknk *8900 cathedral celling and T E E Shirt tronstare. Ap­ tsr, CasssMs Reoordsr. cassette. $2400. 627- AIMFM BNIGO Omg. i Togb. 2 Bedroom, 2nd floor, come. M9-6021 after 2776. BHBtag mBZ gArHow, ^ ^ loft on 2nd and 3rd PHIL’S LAWN CARE proximately 3000, also Household, Clothing. 7583, 9-3pm. SPECIAL PURCHASE 4BBM.iLt«f9N. SAVE 67 Mazda RX7 floor. Walk up attic, odults preferred. No 6pm. 50 to 100k numerals and Fall Clean Up, Hodge NewAJsad Auto Parts, 87 LoBARON QT8 toiwu. ISfotoXST *19,200 new roof. Shows very pets. Retorences. Se- letters for shirts, cops, from Air. Ukp Not 10K waw Ft,70S Trimming, Mowing, nlcelyl Must be seen to cu rlN . Keith Real Est- etc. Best offer. 6(9-3642 AnttqueCrib. 1986 Morcury 07 DODGE ARIES 4 *. 85 Olds CAlals appreciate. $274,900. ote. 646-4126.______WANTED Fertilizing. Call today offer 5:30pm.o pa.PS.'AT,AaMnN. *0005 ' ACAoidBd *6995 Strano Real Estate. C L Y MANCHESTER, about TO R O T for Free Eatimate. RADIO Shock cordless Marquis 86 DODGE 600 0 .^ 1 - 647-7653.0 November 15. 3 bed­ telephone with me­ Brougham AlXp. Ak. PW, lOK ml. *11,005 MORIARTY room, ^Vt baths, cellar 742-7476 m ory, model ET-410, WANTED TO ★ T0 DA1TS SPECIALS* 66 DODGE 600COM. „ and attic area. $750 per TUtoo. rwwy. IW ml *11,405 W ANTED Immedlotelv. 3 still In box, $ n . Lodles BUY/TRADE Door, Automatic. Power BROTHERS month plus utilities and or 4 room apartment In 4 86 LoBARON owM s 0 0 0 0 TM N 6 8 CB Jacket size me­ Slaartne. Rsar Oafroalsr, AM/FM Radio. Auto Ak, OtPUpM *10,695 301 ContBr 8t. M0RT8RBE8 heat. 2 month security. Washington school dium, new $160, will sell OLD and new furniture, TO EAT Powsr WlnOowa, Cruisa Control. Ak Conditlaning | 86 LoBARON 1*. ManchMtBr, C T No pets. References. area. Responsible sin­ for $35. 633-1534. household Items and Itti OOOOE 0-180 1981 PONTIAC SUNBIftO Auto Ak, Al Pm toto ___ 643-2121.______PICKUP Otookaaupuaiui *8,005 gle working mother HEALTH Club Member­ glassware. Will pay 2 OH. AmIO.. PS. AC. NOW PS. Tu-Tona, H Ton. 6 4 3 -5 13 5 NO PAYMENTS 2 Family, 2nd floor. 4 with 8 year old child. M k h a u r * P i« 4 m * ship for sole. Lifetime cosh. 646-8496. OoWi InL. BuckM S e «k AA4/FM 86 CHY. QT8 Turku. Chrome WheNk AlominiRT) C«p. Radto. 17.000 M in . Auto Ak. PWloy «mpuU ^ Up to 2 years. Kiss your fi- rooms, centrally lo­ Reasonable. 649-1858. Freeh fnm t Produce membership to Court *5595 •uptr Bhirp. 1SK )■■■• *6,696 nondol cNffleultles poedtoye. t« Hr. m. Tsezm howw T4t-iot4 cated. Heat and ap­ House One, Manches­ 86 PLY RELIANT _ Avoid forodesuro. Catch uo pliances Included. No 40»«.iNallveMao«. ter for $100 regularly Wpil, Auto Ak. 14K mL *7,505 on kite payments such os first Cortland AppMa 'Ijr* Court of Probata, DIttrIct of pets. Security and ref- $200. Call Anita at 643- AutBinirtlvB 1986 Mercury Lynxa 86 D(X)QE CHARGER Monchaatar or second mortgogo or even erences. $575. 646-5578. M8rch8ndiSB SeCtNialFrtdt ' OTtoJbMrOwto. outstanding credit card Milt. 2711.______NOTICaOFHIAMNO EAST Hartford. Newer 5 is Ct ConWoupas MZ" 4 Doors, Automatic, Power Sloaring, Roar- ESTATE OF Keep your heme free and W(X)D Chips, doors, pa­ Oolroator, AM/FM Radio. Air Conditlonino. 85 MUSTANG aw mi M,00S EMMA M. WASHBURN, cfSor without Hens. Bad room, 3 bedroom SOIba.ChalaPol ' nelling, wall hung GARS 85 HORIZON 4 or. IncoeoMa credit or Iota payment his­ apartment. Stove, re- lA R n o y B / HonayDawaSorra ’ jO" toilets, tanks and mis­ Pursuant to on ot Hon. FOR RALE MOW Auto I Ownur. Ukt ^ o rd e r tory Is net a proMem. Kindly frlgerator, dis­ COLLKTir0LE8 40 Iba. Chkj. Bananaa •IZ" cellaneous building HM PONTIAC 1S» MERCURY MOT.UuklOTkllul *3,005 William E. FltzOorold, cMl; hwasher, wall to wall 2S S>a. 6x8 Tomaloaa M y materials tor sole. Coll Judea, doted Novambar 4, TRANS-AM COUOARXR7 *4195 54 FORD TEMPO o haorlne will ba hald on T h B S w i u carpet, 1st floor. No 100 CL ITAnlou Paara ’ZO” 643-4139.______PLYMOUTH Reliant t CyL, Auto.. FS. 2 OH. • Oyt. Auto.. PS. Urn. 4 Dr. Auto Ak. 1 UOTur. 1(87 1982. Automatic, ste­ OmyHKmLMotl *4,905 on oppllcallon proylno for pets. References and 100 W«h. Rad Dal. *17* WMtotob Mm. AC. CUh Im.. ACtarDif.. authority to toll caHoln rool ConsgrvativB Group Must sell. Twin bed $155. reo, electric windows. BudM tiuto Ceiaoto Swruo, IBW^ Bool. S3 MUSTANG Ptwkuto security. $550 nrwnthly OaUvar to Hartford and Excerdse blke$55. Toll property slluotad In tha 1-454-4404 o r plus utilities. 649-4003. East of lha nivar $1200. Coll 649-5460. 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AUTO SERVICE In Paris play Robinson signs iucrative pact with the Spurs • on Lube Filter Special *16.99 Bv David Sedeno by Leconte The Associated Press • Complete Brake S^tems SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Center David Robinson, the top pick in the 1987 NBA draft, signed a contract • Tune up Specials Bv Salvotore Zonca The Aasoclated Press with the San Antonio Spurs Friday that reportedly will • Cooling Systems pay Um at least 924 million over eight years. The 7-foot-1 Robinson, who was named College PARIS — France’s Henri Leconte ousted Wimbledon • Alternators, Basketball Player of the Year as a senior at the Naval diampion Pat Cash of Australia 6-4, 6-7 (9-11), 6-3 Starters, and Academy, said he wants to fulfill his two-year service Tire Service Friday in the quarterfinals of the 9640,000 Paris Open, commitment before starting his pro career. lea ving the tournament without any of its top four seeds SAM TONIO RoUnson, his agent, Lee Fentress, and Spurs • Body work and entering the semifinals. Rust repair Chairman Angelo Drossos declined to discuss the Cash, the second seed, followed top-seeded Czechos­ details of the contract. • Car don't run? lovak Miloslav Mecir, France’s Yannick Noah, seeded Team spokesman Wayne Witt said no details would Free towing for third, and Ekniador’s Andres Gomez, No. 4, to the be announced. Published reports placed the contract’s customer service cars sidelines. Noah defaulted due to an injury Friday, value at amounts ranging from $24 million-930 million. only In Manchester. while Bfecir and Gomez were eliminated earlier in the “ I baveone of the best contracts. Asfar as pay goes, I week. guess there might be some people around with more ^.MIKE FLYNN total money or sometUnglikethat. but I’m happy with 27* NafllM llM< Leconte and Cash battled for more than three hours. the contract,” RoUnson said. 8 am - 8 pm Leconte served for the match at 5-4 in the second set but RoUnson said money was not thC only incentive to Cash, with three superb backhands, broke serve to join the Spurs, who had their worst season last year at 6 4 9 > 8 3 0 9 even the match and eventually forced the tiebreaker. 24-58. “ Iliere is no amount of money I would have signed BUD S MOTOR SALES Leconte had three match points in the tiebreak, but for if I didn’t tUnk tUs team had a commitment to J Clash rallied each time. Leconte had a chance on his becoming better and to becoming a successful own serve, leading 9-8, but Chas’s backhandthat hit the franchise,” RoUnson said during a news conference LBOAL NOTICB line tied the score 9-9. attended by about 700 fans. “ Bringing me in I feel like At It reeulorlv tchedultd Cash then got to his second set point with a backhand wouldn’t be enough to make a successful franchise, but mtetlne of 10/2S/I7, Tho aol- there are some talented young players who are going to ton Contorvotlon Commlt- lob and fired a service winner to even it at one set tlon orantod Inland Wet- apiece. get a lot of experience in the next few years. londt permit e7.S7-14 to “ I was a little disappointed after losing the second “ I feel I can come In here and make my impact and Donald FIth of DImock Lano set,” Leconte said. "But in the third set I changed my we will be successfol.” he said. In Bolton to domuck and Drossos, who had negotiated with Fentress and doopon an Irrleotlon pond on tactics and piayed back and got confident again. I felt hit proporty. Conditlont. AP photo RoUnson for 10 days, said Robinson would be among good and played my best tennis.” Wayno K. Shorty, the highest paid athletes. Chairman In the third set, Leconte heid serve, the two Ivan Lendl says that John McEnroe, unless he improves on his He said Robinson could have an impact on the team Bolton Conteryotlon exchianged service breaks and Leconte won the fourth recent performances, should think seriously of getting out of and fans as early as tUs season, another rebuilding Committlon game on Cash's service to go up 3-1. 013-11 tennis. year. The two exchanged games until, serving at 5-3, i “ I tUnk that this team could surprise a lot of people Leconte railied from 0-4D by forcing two errors, and the players may be that just more determffted to Yo-Yo Clown evening the game with a service winner and finaily show that ‘we can do it on our own.’ ” Drossos said. AP photo winning as Cash netted an approach shot and pushed a Lendl says McEnroe At the news conference, RoUnson told the fans that Former Navy center David Robinson Friday. Ensign Robinson stili has a service return iohg. he and his parents, Ambrose and Freda Robinson, had "It's been a long time since I had a victory tike this. appreciated their hospitality during their first visit to holds up his new team jersey after being two-year commitment to the Navy, but I've had a lot of injuries,” said Leconte, who was the dty in September. introducted to fans in San Antonio came to terms with the NBA club. ranked in the Top )0, but has fa lien to 32nd in the worid. " I ’m the one who had to live with tUs decision and 1 “ I’m' very p lea s^ it was in Paris since I lost in the first should quit the game sat down and carefully thought it out and I decided tUs shots. “ That may be the time I get next chance to play round at Roland Garroe.” was the place where I w ant^ to be,” Robinson said. but I would not be surprised if it was four He had kept silent his plans about joining the NBA organized ball and that's sometUng I’m looking In other quarterfinals, Tim Mayotte of the United Bv The Associated Press RoUnson said he thought about his chances of to six months, I really wouldn’t,” Lendl team for six montta and said he will not want to get out forward to,” Robinson said. States, seeded No. 5, whipped Amos Mansdorf of signing with high-profile team, like the Los Angeles ANTWERP. Belgium — Top-ranked said in an interview after the of his Navy commitment. Israel, 6-4, 6-2 to earn a berth against Leconte in Lakers, but said the Spurs reminded me of his He was given standing ovathfoafter receiving Spurs tennis player Ivan Lendl says his tournament. jersey, which had his last name and No. 50 on it. Satur^y’s semifinais, and in an-all American match. underdog Navy team. “ I have a commitment now and it’s a good situation long-time rival, John McEnroe, should Lendl also said that McEnroe’s “ This is a similar situation and we have'-a Brad Gilbert defeated Kevin Curren 7-5, 6-4. now for me and I enjoy it,” RoUnson. “ When it comes Mayor Henry Cisneros, who had done his part in quit the sport unless he can improve on attempt at a comeback from a seven- commitment to becoming what we can be and I feel a Gilbei:^held off C iri^ ’s big serve when he had to to play ball. I’ll be ready.” trying to woo RoUnson to the dty, also congratulated his recent performances. month ihbbatical last year was being big part of taking us where we want to be.” Robinson and broke him in the 11 th game of the first set. In the made even more difficult by his fomily RoUnson also said he would be like to play in the 1988 RoUnson on his decision. McEnroe has failed to win a tourna­ said. . . j. “ We have a growing dty and we have a superstar for second set, Gilbert had a golden opportunity slip away life. McEnroe and Ms wife, Tatum, Olympics, but is awaiting word from the U.S. OlynApic ment on the Grand Prix circuit in more RoUnson set 33 school records at Navy, including our city,” Cisneros said. early when he was ahead, 404), in the third game on recent^ becam e parents for the second 2,669 career points, 1,314 rebounds and 516 blocked Committee. Currcn’s serve but Curren evened the score at 2-2. than a year and Lendl says that the time. “ I was ciose to jumping on Urn but I iet him get away, American is in danger of tarnishing his Lendl, a 27-year-old Czechoslovak image as an all-time great with ” Gilbert said. who lives in Grcnnwich, Conn., said he below-par performances. However Gilbert, ranked 14th in die world, broke would not fall into the same predica­ NFL strike may never end for some parties Curren in the ninth game and closed out the matdi in “ If he is going to keep on and not ment. He has made a pact with his the following gam e on his third match point. improve the level of the game he is long-time girlfriend, Samantha Fran- “ I feel I’m getting better,” Gastineau said. “ But the ‘ T v e been serving good all tournament and got a producing right now it would be better if kel, not to have children wUle he still San Francisco's Joe Montana,RogerCraigand Dwight Bv Barry Wllner team isn’t winning, so it doesn’t mean much. ^ high percentage of points on my serve,” said GObert. he retires quickly because be is really tops the world rankings. The Asocloted Press Clark performed well before, during and after the hurting Us image in terms of his “ Kids are out for us wMle I am at the strike. “ What a team is all about is going out and g "I also volleyed well and came in more than he complementing each other. We have to let whatever 5619 tennis,” Lendl said. "I tUnk he will top but marriage isn’t,” be said. “ I think The strike is over. It ended Oct. 15. EM “ Too Tall” Jones had one of the best games of Ms expected nne to.” happened in the past be forgotten when we get on that Gilbert meets Michiel Sdiapers of the Netherlands in always be remembered for two tUngs, I could still be No. 1 if I get married buti For some, it may never be over. 13-year career in Dallas’ upset of the New York Giants would hate to be in McEnroe’s postion.I last Monday. John Stallworth and Steve Largent, two field. Set e««y-to-tii»ke yo-yoB the semifinals. Schapers advanced when Noah had to his genius andhis behavior. What will be The NFL players who crossed teammates’ picket toKether to form this w it tUnk the moment you have Uds it can’t of the NFL’s all-time best receivers, have been as “ If I’mtMnkingaboutit or somebody else is thinking s default due to a stomach musde. Nosh practiced early more in the front of the memory is hard lines have met with varying reactions since their clown to delight the chil­ work because either you cheat your dangerous as always. about it. it will take away from Mm doing Ms job. That n in the aRemoon but decided to heed the advice of the to tell. comrades returned. In New Orleans, quarterback dren! “ If he retires quidily I tUnk he will be tennis or you cheat your kids.” But the lingering bitterness caused by the strike has lets the team down.” No. 5619 h«8 pattern Bobby Hebert threatened never to throw another pass pbysiotheriplat and rest. remembered for his genius.” With McEnroe and Jimmy Connors had an impact on teams wMch didn’t stay uMted. The Jets have been down for two weeks partially piece; full directions. Mayotte had ian easy time against Mansdorf. who to strike-breaker Efric Martin. because the players haven’t overcome their strike McEnroe, who was ranked No.l in the apparently fading, the biggest chal- MarkGastineau, who had the strikers spit at Mm and Perhaps the most visible problems have been in New had just won one tournament and finished second in hangover. Even though every defensive lineman world for four years untfl he was hmge to Lendl’s position seems certain pound on his car, gets icy stares from a few of the New York and Los Angeles. The Jets and Raiders were the another and moved up to 21st in the world. replaced by Lendl in 1988, is currently to com e from Europe. But Lendl said only 24) teanns in the AFCbeforethe strike. Both areO-2 except injured Tom Baldwin crossed the picket line. ^ b i t m . York Jets. they have had virtually no pass rush. The offensive 3. “ I played a pretty good game,” Mayotte said. ” I was serving a two-month suspension. At last American challengers may not be far The fans haven’t always been enamored with the since the regulars returned. S * £ 2 2 L u —1< Une, from wMch regulars Joe Fields and Ted Banker pretty strong and I played an attacking game.” week’s European Community Cham- away. performances of the regulars who spent nearly a Gastineau was the most visible of the 10 Jets who TlWSaTil leetm defected during the walkout, has allowed 14 sacks in MiYirt,av.iteM Mayotte, ranked I5th in the world, was in controi pionsUps — which is not part of the “ I think wltUn five years the United month on strike. In WasUngton. the Redskins were broke with the strike. He never actually went out. from the start, breaking Mansdorf’s service in the first official circuit — McEnroe talked of States will have a player in the top three citing loyalty to team owner Leon Hess. He had the two post-strike games. greeted with loud, frequent boos as they stumbled to a "TMngs will never be the same,” Al Toon admitted. sffi5rtU*ssst-*“ and third games of the match on his way to a 441 lead. plans to play for a further two 3«ars. again and then there will be a big run-in with the picketers as he drove into the Jets’ SPECIAL: Orer 260 s^ sloppy victory over the Jets.. “ People have a different franoe of mind. Hopefully, it The second set was just a continuation of the first, But Lend, who won the tournament bM m .” he said. ’“Ihe Unjted States The St. Louis fans, all 24,586 of them, chanted training complex. lectionB and a FKBK will be on football. But you can’t forget what happened. Pattcm Section In the with Mayotte driving to a S-1 advantage and coasting by beating Czechoslovak Miloslav Tennis Association is starting a pro­ derogatorily in a loss to Philadelphia, telling owner Bill Worst of ail for the JeU, Gastineau has not produced A lot of people are Utter and will be for a long time.” a l b u m . Jast S3.00. Mecir in Sunday’s final, said McEnroe’s gram and once they put their ndndtottl Bidwell he can make good on Ms threat to leave and on the field. He has only one sack, against Miami in a from there. And the JeU figure to keep on losing as long as that letasaipAiwh . The tournament, which offers a 9140,600 first prize, career may end mudi sooner. am sure the U.S. urfll be abletodonoinate replacement game, and has gone through some games they won’t miss him. bitterness remains. rano d irou ^ Sunday. "He may be talking about two years again.” Not that everyone who crossed the line has struggled. without making any tackles. Sporto in Brief ScorebcNurd Sporto in Brief S co reb o ard Tennessee-Chottanooga at Western Balaxy Lasgus CiHics 125. Bucks 10B Carolina Card show at MH8 Sunday B u c j^ lo t William A Mo iy Mary Bellodv 157-81, Linda Woods MH8, EC grUMere play today F o o tb all 132142384, Ijiurle Czolka 13918-374, Hcickey B ask etb all MILWAUKEE 088) The DUng Junior High Baseball Card Show wlU be Kent Stataot Bowling (}reen Chris Bradley 139-1524M, Flo Baldt The East Catholic High football team (7-0,4-0 in the Cummings 10-18 09 25, SIkma 013 0518, Souttwmlinnolsatnttarn Illinois 132139383, Jan DeMonta IX , Diane Breuar9.185023, Preseey 38051X Reyfwlds held Sunday at the Manchester High School cafeteria Alabama State vs. Grolidillnaat Detroit Trozlnskl 13538. ACC), ranked No. 1 in the unofficial state poll, will 29 44 8, Lucas » « ^2 8, Hodges 2-10 00 5, from •: 90 a.m. to 3; SO p.m. Admission is $1 and Hall of Northern Mldriganatllllnols State travel to Trumbull for a crucial game at 2; IS p.m. with NFL standings llllnolsatindlana NBA ttimlingt MokaskI 2304)4, Mannlon0024X DovlsO-1 Earner Lou Boudreau is scheduled to sign autographs ClnelnndtLvt. Indiana State at LaVas InHwlrlal St. Joseph's High School (0-1, S-1 in the ACC), ranked NHL ttindingt OOa StrosderOOOOO Totals 37453237108. between ll a.m. and 2 p.m. JndlanaMli^^ seventh in the state poll. The game could decide the AMERICAN CONFERENCE Kaneatgt KaneaeStata Mark Masley X1-S55, Mike Kppp BOSTON (IIS) Best 309509, Ernie Vnupplc 38, John KozIckI ACC championship. WALKS CONHIWNCK ■ASTRN CONnmCNCC Roberts 7-W 08 20, Bird 1222 23 28, FurdueatMkMgan State Foti-kk DtvMen a h o m k Dtvwon W L T FCl. F F FA MIchtaonMMInnefota S5X Pete Beaudry SS5, Roger Mlecz- Meanwhile, Manchester High (S-S-1,3-1-1 in the CCC L Pet. OB Parish 7-15 24 15, Johnson 29 24 7, Whalara host Quebec tonight 4 3 0 J71 18 103 lowu StataM Nebresfce kewskl 319SM, Rgy Rewett ZIS, George w L T PH OF OA -V, . Alnge9-180019,Slchtlno0300aAcres2204) 4 3 0 271 IX 151 Russell 345-509, Gary ^ r 335, Mac Seggr East) will host Enfield High (5-1-1, 2-1-1) in a key NV Imtmlmrs t 4 1 17 n X Boston 1.08 — WeHernjHInelirtNetItiefn Illinois Phtlodslphla ^ 1I 20 1.80 — 4,Hanrv471-210,Klte1-2002Daye2SM7, HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers host the Buftaie 3 4 0 JO f m 10 lowaMNorttiwsetem 359535, Brloa Block 3 3 1 -5 5 q ^lS e ^v division matchup today at 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Field. Nmv Jwtmv 8 4 0 15 8 X Lohews 25228, Lewis25004.Totols 52105 0 2 X 3 0 157 ---*-*si »e6m m 7 5 1 1.5 45 X New Jersey 0 1 .000 1 Quebec Nordiques tonight (7:90, SportsChannel, AMoml 3 4 Boston CeHsieirtNettg Berne 309339X1-539, Ron U m ok 322SX, Dole An Indian win could boost Manchester's hopes of a New York 0 1 .000 1 122418. N.Y. Jt(i 3 4 0 2 X M S 18 (Antral M o S o a n at Ohio University D o ^ 319,_^n Wilson 305, Borry PtttstMirgh 5 6 3 13 54 X MRsesakee 29 11 15 22— 188 W n o at the Civic Center. The Whalers were riding q share of the league title. Manchester has won three MV A a 3 11 .59 u WOsMngtM 0 1 .08 1 Central Northern Iowa ot Southwest Misseurl Finney 3129M7Andy M lchaudXj^, 54 central Divtsten Beslan 31 31 31 39-18 seven-gaihe winning streak going into Friday's game Houston S 2 0 .714 18 IS Stale Dave Neff 315401. Ken Sesso 38. ^ 1 straight games. ___ PhllodelpMa 4 8 3 10 X 2polnt goats Pressev, Hodges, Bhd, 0 271 m W7 Adams DIvIsIbh Atlonta 1 0 1.80 with the Red Wings in Detroit. Mike Liut is expected aavttand 4 3 DOii vtoigOT wdsiwfi fiMCfii0on Barnard 317-5*£Oon Cockerhotn 3H, Cleveland 1 0 1.80 — AInge, Henry. Fouled out None. Plttiburgh 4 3 0 271 157 18 OhIoStataWWIseeneIn Mike Vassollo 309332S75, AMke FleU- Mofitrtol 8 4 3 19 51 48 Rebounds— Milwaukee 41 (SIkma 11), back in goal tonight. 0 .38 1M IS Buffalo 6 4 3 15 X 49 Detroit 1 0 1.80 CIndnnafl 3 S , Murr eyWetaetYcungetosmStata steod Sn, Fred Tworkins 38, (tory 44 Chicago 0 0 .08 16 Boston 71 (Bird 15). Assists— Mlltiwiukee weel Rowson 349380-132574, John S t r a in Midget title game Sunday OutlMC 7 5 } . 15 51 18 (Pressey, Reynolds, MokeskI 4), 5 1 0 257 18 IS 3393044X, John Olocemo 31910959S, Boston 5 6 7 13 49 a Indiana 0 1 .08 1 Son Dlogo BovtoratArkaneae Milwaukee 1 BostM 8 (Bird, Johnson 8). Total UConn hoop hoete Canadian team Seottla 5 3 0 .714 194 to NerthTexeeStataMArkontas Stale Chalres Hartley 112 3 0 9 X 8 ^, Rot The Manchester Midget Football League champion­ HoHfonl s 6 7 \7 X 45 0 1 x m fOuls-Mllwaukee 8 , Boston 8 A— 14490. .543 154 IX CAMBBBLLf ■NCB WESTERN CONFERENCE 4 3 1 T■MJOuinouvniiieiHuinRMeaRdeE^EeaeiRSdMa aaSeeSbS Costagna 315, Dove Howev 302331-Xl, ship game will be plasr^ Sunday at 3 p.m. at Mount STORKS — The University of Connecticut basketball L.A. RahNr* 3 4 0 2 X 18 IX Oklahoma StataMOklahoma Rich (Sorner 89595, Brian Brown DtvMen 1 5 0 .18 117 232 Neho with the Chargers opposing the Giants. The w L T PNs OF OA w L Pet. OB team will continue its preseason today at 4:30 p.m. Kansa* City SomHeuetanttateMBtagheoF. Austin 33958, Al Senna X9I12551, Ftal Houston 1 0 1.08 — NATIOMA JgcksenOtatagtTgngsSouthem.nlght 339307-58, Jim Mogowon 574, Don Chargers were unbeaten in the regular season. There Toronto 8 4 0 15 M 51 Elmore 319333401, Roger Logace 319- Detroit 6 5 7 14 42 43 Dallas 0 0 .08 Hawks 114. Bulitts B7 when it hosts the Canadian National Team at the Field TemsatrWtanMTeMosTech will Im a benefit game between the Manchester Police Denver 0 0 16 woRiineton 1 0 .057 177 UO Northern ArtzoraolTulso 319334453. Minnesota 5 5 3 13 45 45 .08 16 House. Dallas 3 0 271 Ml IS Department and coaches and officials of the midget Chtoooo 5 6 3 12 .55 57 Sacramento 0 0 .08 16 For Wool Utah 0 0 .08 WASHINOTON (97) PlUtadlphla 4 0 8 9 in IS Armyet Air Force football league at 11:30 a.m. followed by a third place St. Louis 3 a 1 7 X a 16 5 0 .2 8 in 18 Pawdtr Puff Smvtae Divisien Son Antonio 0 1 .08 1 Cotledge 97 25 11, King 212 24 9, St. Louis WeNilnatanalArtaana,nlght game between the Eagles and Jets at 1 p.m. Pacific otvwofi M.Malone 912 398 32, Bogues 212 9910, N.Y. (»ants 5 0 .1 8 i n 175 Oreqentd Artzem Sta ta .n l^ Madeline DIetarle 177, Kathy Randall Edmonton 8 5 1 17 57 53 J.Malone2159911,Wllllams2491XWalker CesHtgl CQtffOfV 6 5 7 14 X .51 GOMtn State 0 0 . .08 Fowler back with Yankees SanOleeeStotaatBriaham Young 1995X, Darlene Ladobouche 192475, LJL. Clippers 0 0 .08 45 25 11, Johnson 1-5 24 5,Alarle1-199 Oilcogo 1 0 .057 191 18 MIttoun ot Colorado Vicky Ladobouche 18-18-511, Mary Wfnhipra 6 5 0 12 X X Tampa Bay 3 0 271 154 IX UConn soccer In Big East final Los Angeles 3 9 1 7 X 54 LJL. Lakers 0 0 908 2, Jones99990, Murphy93990. Totals3350 NEW YORK — Art Fowler, who coached New York Rilloftan Stataot Freeno State,nWit Wright 199175493, Borbora Chamber­ Phoenix 324397. Groan Bay 3 1 2 8 IX IX Colorado StoteatHowall.nlelit Vancouver 3 8 1 7 42 52 0 0 .000 Yankees pitchers in 1078 and 1083, will return as 4 0 8 9 IX 18 lain 451. LotoaemeNellnctoded Portland 0 0 .08 ATLANTA (114) Minnesota Metw Stataot Montana STORKS — The University of (Connecticut men's Seattle Wllklns11-X11-13M,Wlllls49951XRolllns pitching coach next season, the team announced Dolrolt 5 0 .18 1W 213 Idoho at Montano State FrtdavY Games 0 0 .000 Mfest soccer team (13-5-3), ranked 16th natiopally and DelroltXHartterdI 93990, Rlvers9131313,W1ttman 7-14 99 FSrf(>ay. (jong Beach Stataot Nevodo-Las Vegas, H Koncok 25 97 W,McM 451 Kim UConn football hosts Delaware fouls— Washington 28, Atlanta 33. Pittsixirati at Kantoi CHy, 1 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, S:35 p.m. Son DioM at Indtanopollt, 1 p.m. Lutz 48, Barbara Turgeon 48. New York Rangers at Los Angeles, Golden State at Sacromento, (n) Technicals— McGee, Walker, Washington STORKS — The University of Connecticut football Coach Lougherv. A — 15954. Tampa Bov at St. Loult. i pm. 10:35 p.m. Phoenix at Portland, (n) Reds deal Power to Royals WasMnnton at Phllodtlplila, 1 pm . RENO, Mev. (AP) — This week's odds team (4-4) will host Delaware (4-4) in Yankee SufidoVs Oomes Saturday's Dames from Harrah's Rsno Race X Sports Book tar NHsOwls Houston at San Francisco, 4 p.m. upcoming Notional Football League Conference action tpday at 1 p.m. at Memorial New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Cavali0re114,Nals1O8 CTNCINNATI — Pitcher Ted Power and second New Orloans at Ljos Angolas Rams, 4 p.m. Laurie Gagnon 3091895X, Beth Hook Stadium. U(Cnn is 2-2 in tiie Yankee Conference while Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Oevetand at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. baseman Kurt Stillwell have been dealt by the games and tor college gomes Involvina 30548, Born Champagne 185455, Anita BuftOlo ot Cotoorv, 8:05 p.m. New York at Indiana, 8 p.m. Cincinnati Reds to the Kansas » ty Royals for Miami at andnnatl, 4 p.m. teams In the AJP's I**’**' Shorts 1894X, Karen Shumaker Delaware is 1-4 in YanCon play. Delaware is coming off M lnnes^ at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:X p.m. CLEVELAND (114) Now England at Now York GIpnts, 6 Debbie Ruoglano 19248, Beta Hussey a 59-56 overtime loss to Maine while UConn beat Detroit at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Hubbard 29 1-2 11, West 28 1-2 7, lefthanded pitcher Danny Jackson and infielder Angel Cleveland 13 over Atlanta 1724X, Roxanne Wilson 458, Joyce Dallas at San Antonio, 8:X p.m. Dougherty 7-10 24 17. Harper 1918 214 8 , p.m. AAm^^aaaa O San Diego and Indlonagolls, even Villanova, 34-23, last week. Ss Irksf MVfHWr ^Wws T Michaud 483, Connie Fav ^458, Lisp NHL results Sacramento at Utah, 9:X p.m. Prlce7-109915, Currv91533X,Corbln242-2 Seattle at New York Jets, 9 p.m. IXillas 5 over Detroit Hatfield 81, Katav Oovln Cindy Portland at , 10:X 5, ^ l o 1-3224, Dud1evM225, Ke. Johnson "This is one of those trades that fulfills the needs of Washinoton 4 over Philadelphia Dodson 4M, tea O'Connell 81. p.m. 1-1912. Totols47-821932114. both clubs with quality players, the best kind of trade," Kansas City 3W over PHIsbtxgh Phoenix at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Collsga Isstball seiisduls Minnesota 4 ovsr Los Angeles Rolders Rsd Wings 3. WHsIsrs 1 Denver at (tolden State, 11 p.m. NEW JERSEY (18) Reds General Manager Murray Cook said Friday in a St. Louis 3V4 over Tampa Bay Sunday's Dame Branch 9-8 24 X , B.Williams 1918 258, prepared statement. Denver 5W over Buffalo Televisioii and Radio Hartford t 0 0-1 Houston at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:X ' (SmInskI 7-13 911 8 , Hopson 915 95 15, The Division l-A end l-AA col lege taolball Chicago 10M over Green Bay Tsa Talalsre p.m. Woshlngton 29 225, Engler911-21, Bogley sdMdulotorNov.7 San Frandsco 10 over Houston Detroit 1 1 1—3 Cindy Crockett 182S13, Jessie Willi­ Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Yiermon 10 1544 5. Waller 49 2410, Coleman 13 23 4, Rost Onclnnatl 1 over Miami (Veltch, Probert), 4:57 (pp). 2, Hartford, NBA resuitt Comegys91990.Totals4997294118. Wolcott In stable condition The Otodel at Boston Unlwrslty New Orleans 3 over Los Angeles Rams ams 18-18248, Martle Barilla 455, Dartmoulti at Columbia New York (Kants 7 over New England Helen Gaffney 18-541, Gall Hartzoo DIneen 8 (Francis, Turoeon), 8:18 (pp). 311-540, Brenda Grunbero 38-513, Chris TODAY Penalties— Quennevllle, Har (holding), Cleveland 8 8 8 8 -9 ) h OetaworeatConnectlcut Seattle 3W over New York Jets WASHINGTON — Former heavyweight champion North Carolina AATMOetawKire State Ciitoai Zimmerman 192102548, Susie Hoyet 9 a.m. — Tennis: Paris Open, ESPN 4:25; Kumpel,Det(holdlng),7:07;Murphy, 78fre 10B. Piecre 95 New Janay 8 8 8 33—18 3 0 4 ^ , Ruta Woodbury 4S5, Martha Det (hooking), 8:55; Gavin, Har (Interfer­ 2polnt goals— Harper, Price. Fouled Jersey Joe Wolcott, also a former New Jersey athletic Harvard at Hal v Cross 1. Oklahoma 8 over No. 13 Oklahoma Noon — (Cllege football: Boston College at Notre out— Dougherty, Dudley. Reboutxh PtnnatLatavelta Slate Vassollo 18, and v Hyson 178455, ence), 13:27; Probert, Det (Interference), INDIANA (99) commissioner, was in stable condition Friday, Claudette Mertons458, Lou Toutain 4S5, Dame, Channel 18 15:40. Williams 55 22 12, Person 215 24 21, Cleveland 54 (Hubbard, West 11), New BrownatLeMgb 7. Nebroska 8 over Iowa State recovering from back surgery, hospital officials said. New HempsMre vs. AAolne at Portland, XMIaml,Ra.vs.Mlaml,Ohlo,nollne ( Lee Bean 19918-S48, BobbI Amendolea 12:30 p.m. — Bowling: LPBT Fairlanes Open, ESPN Second Period— 3, Detroit, Ashton 4 Stlponovlch 27248, Flemlng2101-27, Long Jersey 55 (B.W illiam s 15). Assists— ' 478, Linda Leveegue 18948, Bertha (Probert), 12:43. Penalties— Bobych, Har Cleveland37 (Harper, Price 7), New Jersey Wolcott, 73, was admitted to Howard University Maine 4. Florida State 3W over No. 5 Auburn 1 p.m. — College football: Delaware at UConn, 5-1194) M, Tisdale 2 X 04) 15, Miller 451-110, SyrocuseatNow 5. Ijouslana States over No. 13 Alabama Toutain 48, Rosetta Relchle 175, Ro­ (trippino), :43; O'Connell, Det (hooking), Sklles 131-13, Anderson24904. Totals 41-85 8 (Washington 8). Total fouls— Oevelond Hospital earlier this week and underwent surgery semary Turner 175, Peg Lawrence NESN, WCCC, WILI (1400-AM) 10:20; Holword, Det, double minor (high- 19148. M, New Jersey 8 . Technical— New TowsonStotaot New Haven Jersey Coach Wohl. A— 13914. Tuesday, spokesman Michael Brown said. Colgateat Princeton 5. Auburn 316 under No. 4 Rorlda X 9 5 X , Marlon Roscio 3X-510, Coral 2 p.m. — Motorsports: IMSA GTP series, (taped), sticking), 1S;5». PHILADELPHIA (188) Lewie 302179555, Lynn NIver 85485, Third Period— 4, Detroit, Kocur 1 (Cho- Ac(X)iding to a statement released by the hospital, Norttwastamot Rtxide Island State ESPN Hinson 915 25 19, Barkley 1913 99 8 , Plttvs.RulgwsatEostRutlwrrord,N.J. 7. UCLA 8 over Oregon State Eleanor Wilson 179485, Shirley El- bot. Sharpies), 11:41. Penalties— McCormick 7-10 35 17, Cheeks 211 45 14, Wolcott sustained a spinal cord injury when he fell drldge 303-58, Patti JarusInskI 309513, 2:30 p.m. — CToIlege football: Florida State at Klelnendorst, Har, mlnor-malor (slash­ Mossadiusellsat Villanova 8. Syracuse X over Now Wlngale9142415, Vranes239«A Askew 1-5 from a platform at a news conference after the Oct. 16 VlrglnloTech at West Virginia 9. Notre Dame 15 over Boston College Sue Smith 18918231258, Barbara Sei­ Auburn, (Channel 3 ing, fighting), 5:55; Gallant, Det, 992, Welp 1-2992, Colter25904Totals4279 fert 19289, JoAnn OIcchno 189453, mlnor-malor (hlgh-sttcfclng-flahtlna), 5:55; 21-32108. -TYrell Biggs fight in Atlantic City, N.J. ComellatYale 10. Clemson 316 over North Carolina 3:30 p.m. — College football: Stanford at USC, Graves, Det (hooking) 5:41; Evoson, Hor iMrih (he) Georgia 316 under No. 17 Rorlda Marge Brolnord 458, Marcella Rivers M M 8 S - 8 "The injury caused weakness to his body, including Mississippi VoUey State at AleeAlcorn State IX Oklahoma State 8 under No. 1 199188-58, Carolyn Wilson 48, Betty Channels 8,40 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:41; So------8 8 8 29-188 extremities from the neck down. A cervical laminec­ Molorco 195493, Dot Hills 19548, Betty nnuelsson, Hor (holding), 12:38; Holword, 2polnt goals— Long Miller, Barkley. MorshollatAppaiacMan State Oklahoma 4 p.m. — College football: Clemson at North % tomy was performed to relieve pressure on the spinal RortdaStotaal Auburn 13. Alabama 8 under No. 5 Louisiana Bailey 193-48, Karen Luck 175, Debbie CM (delay of game), 15:34; Francis, Har, Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Indiana 45 Corter 191-48. I Carolina, ESPN molar (fighting), 18:30; Burr, Det, malor (Williams 12), Philadelphia 49 (Hinson cord. He continues to recover with a favorable West VlrglnlaTech at Davidson State 4:30 p.m. — College basketball: Canadian National Temple at East Carolina (tie) South Carolina Is Idle (fighting), 18:30; Murzyn, Har, major 12). Assists— lndlana8(Parson7),Phlladel- prognosis," said Daisy Fitts, a hospital spokeswoman 15. Michigan State 18 over Purdue team at U(^nn, WILI (1400-AM) (fkihttng), 19:53; Kocur, Det, mlnor- phlo 8 (Cheeks 10). Totpl fouls— Indiana Morgan State at Ellzobelh aty State malor (Insttgater, fighting), 19:53. 8 , Philadelphia 15. Technicals— Phila­ who read the statement. Georgia vs. Florida at Jacksonville 15. Penn State 8 over AAarylond 7:30 p.m. — Nordiques at Whalers, SportsChannel, delphia delay of game. A— 12,287. By LEWIS WITHAM Southern Uni versltyot Florida ASM 17. Rorlda 316 over No. 10 Georgia wnc Shots on goal— Hortford 8-7-14— 29. De­ VMIatItarman 18. Indiana 716 over Illinois 7:30 p.m. — College football: Alabama at LSU, troit W l — 27. Take the number of college James Madison at Georgia Southern 19. Tennessee 8 over Louisville * Power-play Dpportunltles— Hartford lot PlitOMl10.KnlckigB football teams officially ranked Virginia at GeorglaTech X . Texas A&M Is Idle ESPN 9;, Detroit 1 of 5. Skinner leads Japan Classic Morehouseat Howard S ch o lastic by the wire services, subtract AlabomaatLSU.nlont 7:30 p.m. — (Cities at Bullets, WILI (1400-AM) Goalies— Hartford, Uut (27 shots-24 NEW YORK (98 saves). Detroit, Stefan (29-28). the scorecard position of Oa- HANNO, Japan — American Val Skinner shot a Penn Stale vs. AAerylondat Boltimore 8 p.m. — Pacers at Knicks, Channel 9 Walker 2101-2 7, Cummings 911 2517, Soulhwsst Texas State at McNeese State, A— 19418. Ewing 911 92 12 Wilkins 19X 25 8 , maso Garcia, divide by the 5-under-par 67 Friday to take a one-stroke lead after Bowling 10:30 p.m. — Rangers at Kings, (%annel 9 Referee Bill fAcCreory. Linesmen— Henderson 24 99 5, McNeoly 25 99 5, the first round of the 6350,000 Japan Oasslc, the richest night MH8 freshman football Ron Asselsllne, Leon Stickle. number of backs In a wishbone Miami of OhioalMiami, Fki.,nlaht Jackson14224, Talbert24995, Sparrow25 Tuloneot Mississippi Stote.nlght The Manchester High freshmon foot­ 99 A Ctortwrlght 14 23 A Tucker 92990, set, and add the number of women's golf tournament in Japan. SUNDAY minutes in a quarter of high Skinner, who has one LPGA Tour victory this season, MIddIt Tennessee State at Moreheod ball team ended Its season on a winning 12:30 p.m. — (Allege soccer: Big East final— Seton Grean23357. Totals49«41988. Stole note, defeating Enfield, 125, Friday school basketball. carded six birdies and one bogey on the 6,376-yard, Northwestern Louisiana at Nlchol Is State, HOP Woman afternoon. Walter Scott scored on a Hall vs. UConn, WHUS-FM (01.7) DETROIT (1W) night Dontley 15 24 5, Mahorn 22 1-2 5, par-72 Musashigaoka Golf Course, about 21 miles Kay Moroz 155475, Judith Meek 59ydrd pass from Terry Perry. Dwayne 1 p.m. — Motorsports: American racing series, Transactioiia PAYOFF: The answer Is also Clemson at North Carolina 189474, Joyce Tyler 18-58, marv Goldston converted the extra point Lalmbeer 35 911 15, Oumors 25 75 IX northwest of Tokyo. East Tennessee State at North Carolina Kevin Martinez Iced the egme (tap^).ESPN Thomas 915 9 X 21, Salley 75 55 19, the number of playing members Mumford 3144X. Cell Ray 48, Martha k i c k ...... ' " ' " One stroke off Skinner's pace at 68 were Japan s State Grant 48. withwiin a 2vord scamper for a TO. 1 p.m. — Bears at Packers. Channel 3 Rodman 45 97 14, Johnson 9M 97 IX on a prestigious American Northeast Louisiana at Southern Offensively, Dean MozeleskI, Kevin Bedtord99990, Lewls99990. Totals 3259 Ayako Okamoto, the second-highest money winner on 1 p.m. — Raiders at Vikings, Channel 30 BA8KBALL team. Which one? the LPGA Tour this year, Japan's Yuko Moriguchi and Mississippi Bottomlev, John Rossetti, RodMv C r9 2:30 p.m. — Equestrain: President's Cup show 42a 110. Memphis State at Southwestern Easlorn Bualnoss kett, Joson Raullnitls, and Jon Corlyon 9tny York 8 M 8 8 - 8 American Jane Geddes, who is third on the LPGA Loulsiam played well for Monchester. (taten- Jumping, (taped), ESPN BALTIMDRE DRIDLE^Troded Terry Detroit 8 8 8 39-1W G. Chaves 143, T . Stonchfleld 148, U Crowloy Jr., shortstop, and Rico Rouy, winnings' list. „ (jOulsyllleotTinnesii e slvelv, Rob. Bovee, .Dennis ToHdona. 3:45 p.m. — Oilers at 40ers, WELI (980-AM) 2polnt goals— Henderson, Tho­ Bethune-CookmonotTennessii State Annum 145, B. Wautlet 151, B-Gryzyb John Carlin, Norm UM m , AIw third bosemon, to PHtaburgh for Joe mas. FOulad out— tiene. Rebounds New The winner will receive $52,500 and the runner-up 151, E. Ralph143, E. Roux 1 8 ^ , J. Drsutok, oulflaldtr. (||oB) dno je|>4u iJADAVd Eastern Kentucky otTennesseeTech Williams shot down Enfield. Torldono 4 p.m. — Dolphins at Bengals, Channel 30 York44(Ewlna9),DetraltS7(Lalmbearl5). KantuckvotVanderhllt Bccherl 15938, T . Fohey R- had an Interception for the young 8 p.m. — TOnnis: Virginia Slims of Worcester finals, KANSASCITY ROYALS— Traded Danny Assists New York 8 (Jackson 7), ZL-e-l-9-^k-OZ q O M B N Y $32,375. Joiner 18-179153445, A. Szabo 143, V. Jackson, ottcher, and Angel Sohnor, Tlie tournament is one of the last stops on this year s South Carolina Stataot Virginia Union Indians. Monchester ended up 921. SportsChannel Detroit 17 (Johmon 5). Total fouls— Oukeot woke Forest Salclus 140. shortslop, to Clndnnall tor Kurt Stillwall, New York 4X Detroll 8 . Technieals— ®1965byNEA. Inc. LPGA Tour. I p.m. — Patriots at Giants, ESPN, WPOP shortstop, and Ted Power, pitcher. Lalmbeer, Ewing. A — 8575. Bears look to shore up their vaunted defense Bird, Robafb lead Celtics to opening victory

By The Associated Press BOSTON (AP) - L o r r y Bird scored28 points, Fred Roberts 20 and Danny Can those preppies from Chicago stop NFL Romuhip Ainge 19 as the “ new look” Boston NBA Ronndap the Green Bay Packers Sunday? Celtics opened their 42nd NBA season The Bears wili go into Green Bay with with a 125-108 victory over the Milwau­ a 6-1 record, but while they have won kee Bucks. 114-97 in the NBA season opener forboth both games since the NFL strike ended, Chargers at Colts: Winners of six With reserves playing a key role, the teams Friday night. their vaunted defense has yielded 77 and straight games and off to their best start Celtics broke open a close game after Atlanta built a 73-45 halftime lead, 28 points. since 1961, the Chargers will count on the Milwaukee cloaed to within two points which gave the Hawks a cushion to get “ People have been scoring on us.” arm of Dan Fonts and try to stop Eric with less than four minutes left in the through the third quarter, when the complains Coach Mike Ditka. "Tt looks EHckerson, who has had another week to third period. Boston then pulled away to Bullets shaved the margin to 88-73. ^ like St. Aloysius High School. They just learn the Colts’ offense. Fonts has its ninth consecutive opening-game Randy Wittman ad d ^ 14 points for go up and down the field on us.” completed 83 of 134 passes, for 1,030 victory at Boston Garden. Atlanta and Glenn “ Doc” Rivers had 13. The Bearsr rallied behind Jim McMa­ yards and six touchdowns and thrown Bird, who also had 15 rebounds and Malone led the Bullets with 31 points hon to win both those games. The five interceptimis. Dickerson, acquired eight assists, sparked the Celtics, but he and Terry Catledge added 12. quarterback had been suffering from a in a trade with Rams last Saturday, had plenty of help from Roberts, who is Pistons 110, Knicks 90 leg injury but has recovered and is likely nishbd 10 times for 38 yards and caught filling in for the injured Kevin McHale, a pass for 28 more in the Colts’ 19-14 win PONTIAC, Mich. (A P) — Isiah to start. as BMton took a 65-60 halftime lead. ’Thomas scored 21 points Friday night to over the Jets last Sunday. Randy Wright will start at quarter­ ’The Celtics widened the advantage to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 110-99./ ' •iMtara at CblefK If the Steelers can back for the Packers. With Green Bay eight with a 9-2 run nnidway through the season-opening victory over New York, force the Chiefs to use Todd Biackledge trailing Tampa Bay 26-0 last Sunday, third quarter, but Milwaukee rallied to spoiling the NBA debut of Knicks Coach Wright entered the game in the third at quarterback in place of Bill Kenney, close to within 84-82. Rick Pitino. quarter and completed IS of 19 passes they might be able to figure out Kansas Conner Henry, who earned a job in the City more easily. Blackledge’s father, Bill Laimbeer made two free throws for 161 yards and one touchdown, but final days of training, then hit from the and John Salley and Rick Mahom Ron, is a Steelers assistant. The Pack fell short 23-17. top of the key and Bird followed with a scored field goals as the Pistons The San Francisco 49ers. 6-1. will be at Buocaneen al Cardinalr. ’The Bucca­ 3-pointer. Bird followed that by grab­ stretched a 95-94 lead to 102-96 with l; 48 home against Houston, 5-2.. The other neers can count on the crowd not getting bing a and tossing Henry a long into the game at St. Louis. The question left in the game. two 6-1 clubs will be on the road — the pass for another easy basket. Two free throws by Thomas followed Washington Redskins at the Philadel­ is whether the Cardinals are going to For the first time since 1974, Boston ' by a layup by Lalm bwr gave the Pistons move because of poor fan support or phia Eagles, 3-4. and the San Diego opened a season with three rookies — a 106-97 lead with 1:10 to play. whether the fans are staying home Oiargers at the Indianapolis Colts, 4-3. Brad Lohaus, Reggie Lewis and Mark Salley finished with 19 points for because the Cardinals are going to move Other Sunday games have the Pitts­ Acres — and they combined for 16 Detroit. Vinnie Johnson scored 18 and or because they’re inept? burgh Steelers at the Kansas City points. Laimbeer had 15, l^. of them in the Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers at St. Dolphint al Bengals: Bombs away. ’The The Celtics spotted Milwaukee a brief Dolphins’ Dan Marino has hit for 91 of second half. Louis Cardinals. Miami Dolphins at early lead, then took command for their Gerald Wilkins led the Knicks with 25 136 passes for 1,054 yards and 14 Cincinnati Bengals. Atlanta Falcons at 96th victory in their last 100 home starts, points and Pat Cummings added 17. touchdowns, with only four Intercep­ Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos at including playoff losses to the Bucks and With starters ’Thomas and Laimbeer tions. and is the N FL’s top ranked Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Raiders at the champion Los Angeles Lakers last on the bench, Joe Dumars scored five passer. Boomer Esiason of the Bengals AP photo Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints spring. points to lead the Pistons on an 11-4 is merely third with 77 of 128 for 1,106 AP photo at Los Angeles Rams. Dallas Cowboys j ’The Bucks were led by Terry surge that gave them an 86-80 lead in the yards and seven touchdowns, with five at Detroit Lions and the New England y Chimmings with 26 points. Randy Breuer opening two minutes of the fourth Milwaukee's Paul Mokeaki gets an arm over Boston's Robert interceptions. Chicago’s Jim McMahon (9) hands off to Walter Payton during Patriots at the New York Giants. with 23 and Jack Sikma with 18. quarter. Parish to block his shot during first-quarter action of their NBA Poleons M Browns; The Browns’ three The Seattle Seabawks will be at the ' their game against the Chiefs. McMahon has guided the Bears to Johnson scored five points to lead opener Friday night at Boston Garden. The Celtics opened with losses have been by a total of 15 points. 78ert 108, Pacers 95 New York Jets Monday night. two victories since his return to the lineup. Detroit on a 13-4 burst in the final 2; 44 of The Falcons’ defense leads the Ameri­ a 125-108 victory. Oilers at 46ers: The Oilers have won PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Charles the third quarter, but New York carried four of their last five games and are off can Conference with an average yield of games on ESPN. Injurieshave sidelined Barkley scored 20 points as the a 76-75 lead into the final period. to their best start since 1960. Their three 259.7 yards and is first against the pass Saints at Rams: The Saints are hoping Friday night as the in a 10-footer with 1; 28 to play to make it the first-string quarterbacks for both Philadelphia 76ers opened their 25th Five different Knicks made field goals road victories this season equal their (152.9) and third against the rush history repeats itself. They swept both opened the NBA season with a 114-108 111-105. teams. Jeff Rutledge fills in for Phil NBA season with a 108-95 victory over in a 10-3 run that gave New York a 66-57 total number of wins away from home in (106.9) . games against the Rams in 1981. In their victory over the New Jersey Nets. Simms on the reeling Super Bowl the Indiana Pacers Friday night. lead with 6:41 left in the third quarter. the five previous seasons. But 49ers Broncos at BHIs: ’The Broncos recorded first meeting this season, the Saints won Roy Hinson added 19 points and 12 Daugherty, who finish^ with 17 cham pio^StE^. 1-6, and Steve Grogan The Knicks, trailing by eight points on Rockets 108, Spurs 102 quarterback Joe Montana could make it their first shutout since 1984 with a 34-0 37-10 Oct. 4 at New Orleans. rebounds for Philadelphia, which forthe points, broke a 91-91 tie with a 10-foot replacdSTonyEqson. three occasions in first quarter, ha­ HOUSTON (A P) ^ World B. Free hit a r o c ^ road for Houston. win over Detroit last week. Bills Cowboys at Lions: The Cowboys could first time since 1976 began a season jumper and , igniting a 10-2 Ssohawks at JMs (Monday Night): rassed the Pistons with a three-quarter- four straight third-quarter baskets and Redskins at Eagles; The Redskins will quarterback Jim Kelly is tough to shut feel at home on the range in the without Julius Erving on its roster. run. Silverdome at Pontiac. Mich., where the Seattle brings in a thrm-game winning court trap defense and outscored Harper followed with a steal and slam Rodney McCray came of f the bench with try for a fifth straight win against a out. ’Ilie Sixers never trailed in the game Detroit 15-3 to take a 30-26 lead vdth 1:24 Raldsrs al VHdngs; ’The Raiders will be Lions have lost a club-record eight streak, hot quarterback Dave Krieg, dunk to make it 96-01, and Daugherty hit one day’s p ra n ce to score 23 points, National Conference East rival. Eagles and took their biggest lead, 89-72, on a gone in the second quarter. seeking their 250th regular-season win straight games. and bitter memories of last year’s 38-7 a jump hook from the baseline for a rallying the Houston Rockets to a 108-102 quarterback Randall Cunningham, who jump shot by Tim McCtermick with 0; 45 Cummings scored five points and in their initial visit to the Metrodome. Patriols at Qlonls; The game at East whipping by the Jets. Johnny Hector seven-point (Heveland lead. NBA victory over San Antonio Friday hit for the winning TD pass against St. left in the game. Wilkins added four to lead fiie Knicks’ where the Vikings are not nearly as Rutherford. N.J., will be the first of will replace demoted EVeeman McNeil After Pearl Washington narrowed the night. Louis with 40 seconds left, will try to McCormick added 17 points and David rally. sour the Redskins’ successful diet. tough as the baseball ’Twins. eight straight Sunday night prime-time as the Jets’ starting running back. Wingate added 15 for the 76ers, while margin to 98-03 with a steal and layup, A crowd of 16,611, the largest Rockets New York eventually built a 38-20 lead capped the spurt by hitting a crowd in history, watched Houston Chuck Person had 21 points and before settling for a 49-47 halftime edge Wayman Tisdale 16 for Indiana. jumper from the top of the key and one of overcome a 63-50 halftime deficit to win CavallwB 114, Nats 108 two foul shots with 7; 48 to play. its fifth straight season opener. Hawks 114, Bullets 97 Houston's Akeem Olajuwon scored 22 Lot at stake as Auburn, Florida State collide EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (A P) - New Jersey, which struggled to a 24-58 points, while Johnny Dawkins scored 21 ATLANTA (AP) - Dominique Wil­ Ron Harper scored 26 points and Brad record last season, twice closed to kins scored 34 points as the Atlanta within four points in the closing minutes. points and Alvin Robertson added 20 for “ We should score,” says OSU’s Gundy, who directs a Daugherty started a crucial fourth- By Herschel NIssenson Hawks overcame a sluggish third quarteV spurt with three-point play But Harper hit a 3-polnt goal and banked the Spurs. The Associated Press not-too-shabby offense that ranks 14th nationally at 419 quarter to down the Washington Bullets NCAA Football yards a game — to Oklahoma’s 531.6. “ If we don’t, ’There will be at least one less challenger for college we’re going to get blown out. If ourdelense plays great, football’s national championship this weekend. they’re still going to score some points, so we’ve got to Crusaders aren’t a one-man team ' g Neither fourth-ranked Florida State, 7-1, nor No. 6 Tennessee. South Carolina and No. 20 Texas ABM are score.” ^ Auburn, 7-0-1, can afford anything but a victory and not scheduled. Oklahoma leads the series 63-12-6, Including 10 in a T h ree Twins Ills How good is Oklahoma? ’The Sooners are 29-polnt By Trudy Tynan weekend against Massachusetts he fifth in all-purpose running with Saturday’s loser will drop out of the title chase. row and two straight shutouts. The Associated Press completed 27 of 39 passes for 438 1,378 yards. He has rushed for 275 “ For Florida State to go to a big bowl and have a favorites over the nation’s No. 12 team and, as Auburn With 145 victories, Switzer and Nebraska’s Tom tor fre e agency yards and four touchdowns before yards from the tailback slot, added chance at the national championship, we must win this Coach Pat Dye puts it, “ Those people that set the line Osborne are tied with former Oklahoma Coach Bud WORCESTER, Mass. — Gordie leaving the lopsided contest with 781 yards receiving, 128 yards game,” Coach Bobby Bowden says. “ Now, Auburn can don’t do it with their heart, they do it based on Wilkinson as the winningest coaches in Big Eight Lockbaum is Holy Cross’ cover boy. 12:38 to go. returning punts and 191 returning still get in a big bowl by winning their conference, but it knowledge.” NEW YORK (AP) — Gory Gaetti, the Most Oklahoma leads the nation in scoring, total offense, history. Valuable Player in the American League who plays both offense and defense, “ The credit should go to the kickoffs. is also a mighty big one for them.” offensive line,” Wiley said. rushing, scoring defense and total defense, but the “ A bunch of us made it all happen, a lot of good playoffs, was among 11 players, including three returns kicks and makes the dean’s Top-rated Oklahrana and fifth-ranked LSU also face >J‘They’ve j j | t done an unbelievable members of the Associated Press Top Twenty — Sooners are only second in passing defense and sixth in coaches and players through the years.” Switzer says. members of the World Series champion Minne­ list. ^ He Is, not, however, a oneunaiP n ob , and ti| w ceivers have made Oklahoma entertaining No. 12 Oklahoma State and rushing defense and lost to Oklahoma State in 1976 so “ It’s something we thought a couple of years ago would sota Twins, who filed lor free agency Friday. team. There is a lot more to the ^ , jae look goM by turning an average LSU playing host at night to Alabama, which is tied for Coach Barry Switzer has to be concerned. be attainable, but we’ve never seen it as a milestone for The other Twins filing for free agency were Crusaders, who have dominatra into a big play.” 13th with South Carolina. A fourth pairing of Top “ This has always been a backyard brawl.), and I us. If this was our last year, it might be. But hopefully I catcher Tim Laudner and relief pitcher George their Division. I-AA rivals. Star of the defense, which has Twenty teams flnds Georgia, tied for 10th with expect the same this week, he says. “ Oklahoma State can look back eight years from now and know we kept Prszicr “ Weakn^ses? They don’t have held opposition to an average of 260 Clemson, meeting No. 17 Florida in their annual border^ has some truly outstanding skill people. this string going.” Also filing were pitcher Bryn Smith and utilltyman Dave Engle of Montreal: outfielders any,” said Massachusetts Coach yards per game, is linebacker Rob war in Jacksonville’s Gator Bowl. “ (Quartei^ack) Mike Gundy concerns me with his L M M w ttM O <><»<•» Meanwhile. Nebraska is a 48-point favorite over Jim Reid, whose Minutemen were McGovern, the latest of three Elsewhere, second-ranked Nebraska is at home ability to scramble and make a good play out of a bad Steve Henderson and Dwayne Murphy of Iowa State and there isn’t even a line on the trounced 54-10. McGovern brothers to play for the pgn in t Iowa State, No. 3 Miami of Florida entertains one. We all know the abilities of (tailback) Thurman Oakland; pitcher Dave LaPoint of the Chicago Miami-Miami game. Holy Cross’ potent offense re­ Crusaders. McGovern has 51 tack­ M i«»"i of Ohio under the lights in what has been dubbed ’Thomas and (wide receiver) Hart Lee Dykes and White Sox; catcher Mike Heath of Detroit; 872-2140 volves around Jeff Wiley, the les and 53 assists in eight games. the Confusion Bowl, No. 7 UCLA is at Oregon State, No. Barry Sanders has added a new dimension to their Auburn, however, is an underdog at home — by 3V4 outfielder Rick Manning of Milwaukee and points — for the first time since a 1982 visit by No. top-ranked quarterback in the Lockbaum has 16 tackles and two 8 Syracuse at Navy, Boston College at No. 9 Notre kick-return team. They have had success and know pitcher Charlie Lelbrandt of Kansas City. what kind of season it will be if they can heat us. I 1-ranked Georgia and Dye rates the Seminoles two Friday’s additions bring the number of players division. sacks, but offense is where his best WILMN Dame and aem son at North Carolina. touchdowns better than Miami despite a 26-28 loss to Going into Saturday’s game with numbers are. In the Second Tbn, Purdue visits No. 18 Michigan expect the toughest test of the year.” who have filed for free agency to 58. Players have Thus far, Oklahoma’s toughest “ test” was a 24-6 the Hurricanes. until Nov. 9 to file. Harvard, Wiley has thrown for 2,723 Lockbaum is second in Division OILCO. State, No. 16 Perm State plays Maryland in Baltimore, yanls and 38 touchdowns. Last I-AA In scoring with 96 points and niiMiia Is at No. 18 Indiana and Louisville at No. 19 victory over Colorado. “ Florida State is a great football team,” he says. • 41 • * ** v* Evert rallies Byrne. Janrli earn .MH By J lm U trn tv L L run, felt a bit apprehensive at the Harold Sports Writer start of tlie Open. T went Into it a little for net win nervous.” . I Thevtory of the girls’ ceoe in tbs State - EaM’s girls experienced some bad Open High School Cross Country Cham­ racing ludt,when senior Dawn McCau­ WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Top-seeded Chris pionship on an extremely windy FViday^ ley, the jB^gles No. 2 ninner, feU at the Evert dropped the first set Friday night but rallied to afternoon at Wlcklum Park In Man­ start Which, apparently, faaed the rest defeat Barbara Potter in the quarterfinals of the chester belonged to 14-year-old East of the team. $290,000 Virginia Slims of New England tennis Catholic freshman Nancy Byrne and “ Overall. I’m pleased.” East Coach championships at the Centrum. Manchester High senior H m Jarvis. Kathy Kittredge said. "Dawn fell and Evert, who has downed Potter in five earlier ■ Byrne ran a phenomenal race and got up and she was in last place. meetings, advanced to Saturday’s semifinals, 1-0,6-1, % placed turd, only four seconds behind Mentally, the rest of the girls got shook. 6-3. m -- Evert won 14 straight points on her own serve at one I state champion (jindy Davis of Darien. stage of the 102-minute match and captured eight of the Jarvis, who had placed 2Sth and 26th in Manchester Phil Blanchette felt his last nine points. her two previous Open appearances, team would have difficulty at tUs high Her victory meant the four top-seeded entries ail garnered 16th place to earn All-State level of competition. "The competition earned berths in the semifinals. honors. The top 20 finishers were named in this race is unbelievable,” Hanchette Potter, of Woodbury. Conn., threw a flurry of service All-State and the top 25 qualified for the said. " I ’m proud of her (Jarvis). She aces at the 32-year-oId star in the early stages but had ■ A '/ ; New England Meet Saturday, Nov. 14 at went out a little bit slower than last time. trouble getting her first serve In during the second set Wickham. She has the highest Manchester finish and was broken twice in the decisive Uilrd set. Byrne, who was the top freshman (ever)." • In the semifinals, EVert will meet third-seeded finisher in the eUte state field, became Senior Julie Ray was second across Gabriela Sabatini, who took a 6-2,6-3 victory over Lori only the second ninth-grader In Eagle the line for East in 45 tb place followed by McNeil. Herald photo by Pinto history to earn All-State honors. Teresa juniors Noel Feehan and Sarah Thiery Earlier Friday, second-seeded with­ Kittredge took Itth place during her in 46th and 49th, reepeettvely. Junior stood two minor rallies by before A little togetherness freshman year in 1960. Byrnes’ time was advancing, 6-4, 6-4. Betsy Dickinson was 57th, McCauley 14:46 for the 2.5 mile course wUle Davis racovered to finish 6tth, andjunior Jen Shriver won IS straight points to take charge in the was ca u ^ t in 14:44. Jarvis fintobed in second set but failed to get a service break in the ninth Manchester’s Craig Hempstead (left) Park. Dieterle finished 26th and Hemp­ DeMarco was 136th. 15:02. game to prolong the match. and Dana Dieterle run together during stead 33rd. Junior Merry Chadxlewicx' was the Jarvis became only the second girl in On Saturday, she will meetnumber-four seed Helena No. 2 ^ r l for Manchester hi 116th place Friday’s State Open Meet at Wickham Manchester Mstory to make the All- Sukova, who ousted unseeded Eva Pfaff of Germany, with senior Mindy Forde 119th. Junior State teem. Kate Hennessey placed 20th 6-2, 6- 1. Jessica Nielson was 122nd, sophomore in the 1976 Open. 'Hie 6-foot Shriver joked that she is looking forward to Diane Pappas Mist, junior Jessica ’The East Catholic girls placed tUrd playing somebody taller than she is. Sukova stands Marshall 145th, and sailor Jen Tucci with 202 points. St. Bernard’s of 6-feet-2. UConn gains Big East finai 157th for the Indisns. Manchester had Uncasville won the girls’ race with 99 wanted to beat neighboring rival points followed by surprising Lyman -Rockville High, which defeated the STORRS — The Big East Confer­ lS-S-3 mark while the Huskies are the box. He blasted it in from 12 Memorial High of Ubanon wUch Indians by a merethree points in the LL ence soccer season will come down 13-5-3. Husky (Coach Joe Morrone yards out. It was Donigan’s 10th accumulated 173 points. The tUrd-place Edberg sets up meet. Rockville placed 15th with 469 the way it started for two teams. viewed Friday’s win asa bigonefor goal of the year, one more than he finish by the Eagles qualified the team points while Carolyn Vadon of Rock­ Seton Hall University and the his team. “ Tls was a very impor­ had as a sophomore. for the New England Meet. The top five ville, the L L indWiduaLchamp, finished University of (Connecticut engaged tant win for us because not only Donigan was injured with 12 Connecticut teams advanced to the eighth. all-Swedish field in a scrimmage on August 29 with does it put us in the Big East seconds left in regulation as he was regfonal meet with the other qualifiers the teams deadlocking at 0-0. championship game but because of leveled by St. John’s goalie Walter being Bethel High and Darien lOgh. Entaing the Open, Byrne was seeded STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Top-seeded Stefan They’ll nneet again Sunday at 12:30 overall won-lost record," he dted. Gartner. Donigan drove in goal and seventh based on her time in the MM p.m. at the (Connecticut Soccer Manchester placed 21st tai a 21-team Edberg overcame a slight hand injury to defeat Peter UConn was denied an NCAA his slut went over Gartner’s head. meet. Byrne, whose parents both hail Stadium for the Big East champion­ field with a total of 606 points. Early Lundgren 6-1,7-6 (7-4) FViday and set up an all-Swedish Tournament berth a year ago and It was cleared off the line by a from Ireland, baa worn an Irish ship as each advanced with semifi­ pace-setter and race-favorite Blargaret field for the semifinals of the $529,000 Stockholm Open Morrone does not want to see a defender before Gartner leveled claddagh ring for good iude ainoe her nal wins Friday. reoccurrence. Barbour of ChesUre High faded to 17th Tennis Giampionships. Donigan. who was forced from the first race of the year. Byrne didn’t na d Ian Hennessy had the only goal at the tape. Edberg, ranked second in the world, slipped on the Seton Hall, No. 6 nationally, game. Wayne (Churyk’s subsequent any kick Friday. Plexipave court and injured his racket hand after blanked Providence, l-O, in one for Seton Hall in the opener at the penalty kick was stopped by " I couldn’t feel my face,” Byrne said 39:24 mark. ’The Hrates outshot after the race, illuminating the weather “Hie team always oomra first,” being broken at love in the seventh game of the second semifinal while the Huskies, No. 16 Gartner. Byrne said. Kittredge knows that in the latest national poll, topped St. Providence, 11-4. factor. " I felt great,” Byrne said. Byrne set. Donigan suffered a thigh bruise Byrne’s potential is unlimited, “ It’s a bit swollen and it feels stiff,’’ Edberg said John’s, 1-0, to gain their berthinthe Junior All-America Dan Donigan was in fiiird place at the nolle mark and but is expected to play in Sunday’s after his quarterfinal match at the Royal Tennis Hall. championship round. accounted for UConn’s goal at the dropped back to sixth after two/niles. " I " I ’m very, very nlepsed.” Kittredge championship game. "But it didn’t hurt when I was playing.” 4:30 mark. Kanto LulaJ passed it in didn’t want to go cut fast,” Bjime added. said of Byrne’s flnu>, "She has been Seton Hall is defending UConn outshot the Redmen, Tournament physician Bertii Stener said Edberg the middle to Diego Borja and he consistent and has improved every champion. W-IO. Tom Foley had three saves in When the girls emerged from the probably would be able to play Saturday. But Edberg slid a pass throu^ the St. John’s race.” Byrne’s time Friday was 12 Seton Hall goes Ho the final with a defense to Donigan to the riipit of goal for Connecticut. woods for the final tUrd of the race, said be would default if the injury gets worse overnight. Byrne was in fourth and actually moved seconds faster than her third-place “ I ’m not taking any chances," Edberg said. “ I might into second place with a quarter of a finish in the Gass MM meet last play a Wimbledon final with an injury, but I’m not HoraMphoMbyPli > mile to go. Nicole Aiparian of CoUard Saturday. ^ going to gamble here. Hopefully, I ’ll be all right H i^ Sdiool in West Hartfordjustedged "She’s a very tough competitor, ‘i ' : * tomorrow." Manchester High’s Kim Jarvis leads a parade of runners during past Byrne at the wire for second. mentally as well as physically,” Kit­ Anders Jarryd, Edberg’s doubles partner, knocked tredge said. The state of Connecticut out Canadian qualifier Martin Laurendeau, the Friday’s Girls’ State Open Meet at Wickham Park. Jarvis earned " I ’m really happy,” Jarvis said. " I will hear mudi nnOre from Byrne in the remaining non-Swedish player, 6-2, 6-4 in the last felt good. It was chilly.” J a i ^ who All-State honors with a 10th place finish. That also earned her a three years ahead of her. quarterfinal. He and Edberg will meet in one trip to next Saturday’s Now England Meet, also at Wickham Park. admittedly had abad race tnlaat week’s semifinal. Eartler, Jonas B. Svensson and Magnus Gustafsson eliminated the two remaining Americans from the tournament. ' MHS boys’ team third at State Open Meet Svensson, the No. 7 seed, easily stopped Jim Grabb 6-1,6-3, while Gustafsson, who got into the main draw as a wild card, knocked out Matt Anger 6-2, 6-4. race,’ Lawrence skid. . _ , Now England meet nextSaturoay. Along ^thStaplra. Steve Luba of Terryville ***«• MfohMl E vm s of Gustafsson, 20, was ranked 106th on the computer Bv Jim Tierney Xavier, and Manchester. Newtown ****•« rad Andty before the tournament, but moved up more than 50 Herald Sports Writer Amitv High, Lou Bregou of Brookfield High and Bill High of Woodbridge will represent C o n ^ ^ t at the Gill M » .t e r M r d ’a rounded out the individual top five spots by getting into the semis. His previous best finish New England Meet meet wMch will also In ^ d e tea nis A tight finish was anticipated in the boys’ race at the in a G rai^ N x eventcame last week, when he reached from Vermont. New Hampshire, and R h o * Island. placements. . „ State Open High School Cross Country Meet Friday "These kids are winners in every sense of the yrord. the second round at Vienna. ■ " I ’m disappointed for Oie ''kids, Indian Coach Mternoon at Wickham Parkin Manchester and that’s Suitor sald.^I don’t loiow if they can run any better. “ This was my best match so far,” said Gustafsson, George Suitor sold. “ I think everyoM ran a great race. who had ea rn ^ only $17,000 before the Stockholm exactly v^at transpired. I ’m very proud of them.” Staples H l^ of Westport, the Class LL champs from We just came up a little bit short.” _ . . . Evan Grayer. Staples’ second man In 10th place, Open. Man^ester was led by senior Shaun Brophy, junior a week ago, came way with the state championship almost didn’t ran due to a problem which arose eariier Edberg, the defending chamirion, played brilliant Todd Liscomb and senior Dana Dieterle. wlw serarM with a total of 133 points, led by a stunning first-place in the week. Staples won the championship by taking serve a i^ volley tennis until he was broken midway 22nd, 2Srd. and 26th, respectively. Juidor Craig finish by Tom Sheeran. Xavier High of Middletown first 10th, 24th, 30th, and 88th. Manchester will get one through the sedcond set. Hempstead was the next Indian ki 33rd while ^ i o r edged out Manchester High for second place with 198 more opportunity at its two Connecticut ardi-rivals. Unfit that point, Edberg had only lost six points in six Mike Sears took 61st. Senior Sean Toland and junior points compared to the Indians’ 165. Xavier also beat Staples and Xavier, at the New Englands next service games. He took the opening set in just 20 HaraM photo by Pinto Rick Eaton finished 103rd and 126th, respectively. minutes, breaking Lundgren’s serve three times. Manchester by seven points at the L L Meet. Staples Coach Laddie Lawrence, who took home t l » Saturday at Wickham.. The third-place Indian finish matches Manchester s Uindgren, who sometimes works out with former Xavier’s J.T. Burke, the Oass LL and defending The parade of runners school’s first LL title last week, capp^ tte season off best Open placement ever. The 1977 and ’79 teams, Swedlsb superstar Bjorn Borg in Stockholm, has had a Open champ, never got untracked and finished a with the victory his team has been aiming for since last disappointing sixth. Sheeran’s winning time was 16:18 which both won L L titles, also took third in thelr^ successful fall campaign with wins over Wimbledon There’s a long line of girls as the field Meet at Wickham Park. East girls were year champion Pat Cash, U.8. Open winner Ivan Lendl and for the 3.1 mile course. 'From last year, we’ve been thinking about this respective Opens. The third-place finish qualified Manchester for the fellow Swede Mats Wilander. stretches out during Friday’s State Open third while MHS finished 21st. iBaurbfBtrr iirralii Celtics d^en with 125-108 SPORTS — story on page 53 DETROIT CUPS WHALERS NHL Romidiip

DETROIT (A P) — Brent Aahton scored the go-ahead goal midway through the second period and Joe Kocur added an insurance goal in the third, as the Detroit Red Wings beat the Hartford Whalers S-1 Eriday night. Goalie Greg Stefan turned back 28 shots for the Red Wings, who broke a four-game NHL winiess streak. Hartford, which had won five games and tied tw o' since dropping the first five games of the season, feli to 5-8-2. The Red Wings dominated play late in the second period and had several scoring chances, but man­ aged Just one goat. Right wiqg Bob Probert stole the puck in the comer near the Hartford net and bit Ashton with a centering pass in front of the crease. Ashton put the puck past Hart­ ford goalie Mike Liut for his fourth goal of the season, giving Detroit a 2-1 lead at the 12:43 marii of the period. Midway through the flnal period, Kocur was knocked down on a one-on-one breakaway, but man­ aged to flip the puck past Liut while sliding on his knees. The two teams traded power-play goals In the opening period, which ended with the score ties 1-1. Detroit opened the scoring at4:57 of the period when Steve Yierman tipped a slapshot from the point for his 10th goal of the season and fifth on the power play. Probert and Darren Veitch assisted on the goal. The Whalers tied the score at 1-1 when Kevin Dineen beat Stefan at the 8:18 mark. It was Dineen’s second power-play goal of the season and eighth overall. Nordlques 4, CapHato 1 LANDOVER, Md. (A P) - Michel Goulet scored on power plays in the first and third periods, and set up Lane Lambert's goal late in the second, as the Quebec Nordiques defeated the Washington Capitals 4-1 Friday night. The victory, which improved Quebec’s overall record to 7-5-1, enabled the Nordiques to maintain the distinction of being the only team in the NHL to not have lost on the road this season. Quebec has four wins and a tie away from home. llwWrt Dholo btf I Form er Capital Gaetan Du­ Heading for the finish chesne, who was traded to Quebec last June, gave his new club a lead it never lost when he fired from above Wld«-«yed East Catholic High School freshman* Wickham Park. Byrne took third place to earn the left wing circle, beating goal- Nancy Byrne nears the finish line as she All-State honors. Story on page 55. tender Clint Malarchuk low on the completes her run at Friday’s State Open Meet at stickside at 5:59 of the first period.

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