HOSPITAL CHIEF QUITS I Prelesnik’S Abrupt Departure Raises Questions
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Robert H. Bork, saying “I harbor no illusions" about the outcome, defiantly refused on Friday to abandon his seem ingly hopeless effort Luce dies to win Senate confirmation to the Clare Boothe Luce, D\ Supreme Court. In a a writer, editor, dramatic announce congresswoman and lOST? ment that many diplomal who used re White House officials her husband’s wealth be had expected would and power and her be a withdrawal own brains and statement, Bork beauty to become 495 lashed out at the one of the century's 995 tactics of his oppo most influential nents and said they women, died of 995 must not be allowed cancer Friday. 995 to defeat him before She was 84. the votes are story on page 6 4 95 counted. /• 1495 — story on page 2 995 995 4 9 5 Iran says attack unprovoked 9 9 5 Senate still trying to limit Reagan ... page 3 495 -MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION 995 9 95 495 9 95 9 95 9 95 995 4 9 5 ft' « « « « • « 4 « '« » « J 4 * 4 « • 4 4 4 i - i I ’.' ’ f ' •NATU kySmetBaanit Hospital Ichief quits suddenly, Iran vows to pay leaving many vifdndering why the U.S. back for
9 v B ruce Motzkln voluntarily." ‘unprovoked’ raid Hamid Reporter Some hospital staff anembers did say, however, that there was some MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Iran’s reaction, are reluctant to Manchester Memorial Hospital in^cation on Thursday fiiat the X Helicopters that attacked three provide. President Warren L. Prelesnik quit resignation was coming. Iranian speedboats were a secret, The small, silent Army helicop suddenly Friday, surprising many " I heard (Thursday) it was going silent-flying U.S. Army type oper ters equipped with infra-red night members of the hospital staff and to happen," said Dr. Edward P. ating from'Sn offshore barge in the vision devices also were used in the raising questions on the reason for Flanagan, the hospital’s chief of northern Persian Gulf, U.S. mil attack on the Iran AJr, a 1,665-ton his departure. anesthesiology. itary sources said Friday. landing craft caught laying mines According to a press release Dr. Harvey Pastel, chairman of in Washington, Defense Secre Sept. 21 in the central gulf about 120 issued by the hospital late Friday the department of surgery, tary Caspar W. Weinberger said the miles south of the Thursday afternoon, Prelesnik is leaving “In concurr^. United States was ready to ’ ’teach encounter. order to pursue other interests." “I think I heard a rumor \J lessons” to the Iranians whenever Some Iranian survivors of the / The press release attributes the (Thursday),’’ Pastel said. they jeopardize international ship Iran Ajr were quoted as saying they announcement of the resignation, Several others who were ping in the gulf, where Iran and were unaware of the choppers until which was effective Friday, to "You’ve made Itl You've gotten more reached, including David H. Sta- Iraq have been at war since they struck. William R. Johnson, chairman of helski, a hospital vice president, September 1980. Pentagon spokesmen in Washing Inlurlea trying to get In the Quinnees Book the hospitars board of directors. of World Records than any man alive!" and M. Adler Dobkin, second vice Iran said the attack, which sank ton initially said all three boats Johnson, reached by telephone chairman of the board of directors, one boat and disabied the other two, attacked ’Thursday night were Friday ev^ng, refus^ to talk to said they only knew what was said was unprovoked. At the United sunk, but Weinberger said two were reporters about the resignation. in the press release. Nations in New York, Ambassador sighted dead in the water at Prelesnik, 44, reached at his DdbUn did say that he assumes Said Rtjaie-Khorassani called it a daylight. Cpimccticat Weather Mandiester home late Friday there had been some conversation declaration of war to which Iran He described the Iranian boats a » night, would only say, " I ’d rather in file past about the possibility of would respond ” at the proper capable of carrying machine guns let the formal release speak for Prelesnlk’s resignation. He said time.” ’’and sometimes Stinger * C e stm . EeM Intettor, leelkwcot Islerior: Partly itself." career moves are not usually made In Geneva, Iranian Foreign Min equipment.” cloudy Saturday. AMpercentcbanceofaabower. Hifli George J. Roy. a vice president » around 60. Winds southwest 10 to 18 n p h becoming as suddenly as Prelesnik’s appears J l istry official Sirus Nasseri told The Stinger is the U.S. Arm y’s and the hospital’s chief financial reporters: ” We certainly have no most advanced portable anti , northwest midday. Clearing and cold Saturday night. to have bera made. AP photo oflleer, has bees appointed by the WARDEN L. PRiLESNIK plans to declare war against the aircraft missile and has never been Low ig the Ms. Sunny and COM Sunday .High around 10. bhard of directors as the interim Prelesnik has been hospital presi West Coasfal. East Coastal: Partly cloudy and mild . . . quits Friday dent since June 1984, when he took United States.” Nasseri is to be sold to Iran. It could not be presidait gnd chief executive of Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., left, talks with Sen. John Warner, R-Va., Iran’s new U.N. ambassador in determined immediately whether , Saturday. A M percent chance of a shdlrer. High BO to ficer. Roy, asked Friday whether over for Edward ML Kenney, who 18. Winds becoming northwest 10 to M mpb by midday. left in Jamipry 1964 to bead on Capitol Hill Friday. Weicker has called on the Reagan Administration Geneva. Weinberger meant the U.S.-made be had any indication w ^ Preles veralm em bers of the hospital The United States said the Stinger or to a similar weapon /ClfMdtog and cohf'Saturaay night. Low around 40. nik resiipMd, said be had n o . 1 of directors and Bnembers of Greenwich Hospital. Prelesnik for to invoke the War Powers Act because of hostilities in the Persian Guif. 0] Sunny and cold Sunday. High M to 88. merly served as executive vice choppers struck only after being made by another country. • k comnMnt. He then repeated the medical staff said they knew fired on from the boats near Farsi Iran claimed a helicopter was MsrthwestHUtoParUyrloudpandinildSaturday.A press release’s explanation that nothing about the reasdns for the president and chief operating of M percent chance ofjShowera. High around M . Winds ficer of Harrisburg Hospital, Har Island in the northern gulf. Iran downed during the attack with an Pielesnik resigned to “pursue* resignation. / / uses Farsi as a speedboat base ’’Iranian Stinger missile.” •becoming northwest 10 to 80 mph by midday. Clearing otlwr interests." Dr. Edw ard L. Besser, a hospital risburg, Pa. ' Senate keeps efforts alive from which to attack shipping. Weinberger said another U.S. and ooM Saturday night, Hospital spokesman Andrew A. proctologist, said Friday. “ 1 don’t According to PViday’s press s Weinberger said an Iranian navy military helicopter flying in the Beck, director of development and know anything about it. I have no rdease, the hospital’s board of corvette was with the speedboats southern gulf Thursday reported public relations, said he didn’t trustees will appolnt-'U search idea why be rerigned." to limit Reagan on gulf plan but escaped “ very rapidly” when _ gunfire from an Iranian oil rig. He committee within the next several know why Prelesnik resigned. M i d i ^ D. Beteher, a member of the attack began. said it was unclear whether the Lottery Winaere “You can characterise it as sud weeks to find Prelesnik’s the board of directors, said. " I only Reports from Iran claimed a Iranians were firing at the Ameri den," Beck said. know that he did resign replacemetU. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate on ise proposal which he said is supported by Friday kept alive efforts to invoke the War Republicans, including Sen. John Warner, helicopter was shot down and an cans and the helicopter left without * Coimectlcut dU ly Friday: MB. Play Four. 1BI7. Powers Act and limit President Reagan’s R-Va., a leading Senate supporter of the American warship damaged dur returning fire. Connecticut "Lotto" Friday: S. BS, B «.« . SB. IB. Persian Gulf security policy, but Reagan administration refusal to invoke the act. No ing what it d e s c ril^ as a 29-minute U.S. officials said six Iranians Bork staying for Senate vote, complained that Congress shouldn’t interfere vote on the proposal will occur before next battle Thursday night. Lt. Cmdr. were rescued, two of them had died because “ you can’t have 535 secretaries of week. Chris Bauman of the Pentagon and the others were receiving state.” The Byrd proposal would require a report said, however: “ We have no medical treatment, ’’including Injlex The movement came as the Democratic- from Reagan within 60 days after the law warships damaged and we have no surgery” in some cases. though chances are near zero controlled Congress, acting a day after the takes effect, answering a variety of questions helicopters missing.” Lt. Col. John Head, a U.S. latest U.S.-Iran military clash in the gulf, about his gulf policy. Within 30 days after that. U.S. military sources in the gulf military spokesman in this island . and in Washingon, speaMng on sheikdom, said the wounded Iran ’ A d v l a e _ Local — — 4-8 WASHDtGTON (AP) pleased by Judge Bork’s decision to cannot accomplish through the tried once again to decide its role in the U.S. Congress would be require to act on some type ^utomotlvft. 40-41 a H. Bork;^ saying "I harbor go forward.” military’s escort of oil tankers in the war-tom of resolution about that policy, but the condition of anonymity, indicated ians were on the Navy landing ship legislature.” Raleigh. Buslfton — IMS Opinloo .1 1. . 1 . 14-18 illusions" hbout the outcome, Bork’s decision had been such a waterway. compromise doesn’t say anything about what the Army MH-6 helicopters in The Senate will not take up the Churehat — 16-17 Senior CKIzans 19 fia n ^ refused on Friday to aban tightly held secret that White House The Senate voted 52-37 against tabling, and the wording of the resolution. volved in Thursday’s action oper State Department spokesman nomination until the week of Oct. CiaMl5wt. 49-49 Sporta ...... *...' 80-86 don Ms seeiqingly hopeless effort to speechwriters prepared two sets of thus killing, a resolution that would have Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., issued a ated from a specially built barge Charles E. Redman said in Wa 10-11 19, at the earliest But the outcome Coml
Eighth Is seeking Department of Education, conservative enrollment years, the school will be S3 students overcapacity, n e By Andrtw J. Davis school already needs more space In the cafeteria, Herald Reporter estimates suggest that there will be about 200 more children in the Bolton school system In the next eight music and industrial arts areas, the report said. to buy Willis site The report recommended that a community-school BOLTON — Board of Education officials are amazed years. . Since the Bolton CSenter School, which serves grades advisory committee be established to study the over a state report that said there will be a major space problem. Burch said the advisory conunittee would be crunch in M to n schools in the near future, said 5 to 8, already uses elementary school facilities such as the cafeteria and physical education areasifor its the best route because the problem would be too much for meeting spot Richard E. Packman, Bolton school superintendent. students, the Center School will be hard-pressed for for the board to handle on its own. The report, which was presented to the board at its space when the elementary school fills to capacity. “The town’s just has to deal with it one way or The Eighth Utilities District is planning to buy the Thursday night meeting, stated that the area’s housing The report estimated that in the next eight years, the another.” he said. “ They have toconvlnce themselves Don Willis Garage property on Hilliard Street across boom will bring an increase in enrollment to Bolton elenfentary school will see Its enrollment increase that the kids are coming. This calls for the resolve of from the district fire station for possible use as a schools. The report has major consequences for the from 295 students to 411, which means 10 classrooins the town to face the Issue. It may take a little blood, district government headquarters, District President school system and the town, since the schools are near will have to be added. With the elementary school in sweat and worry.” ^ Walter Joyner said Friday. capacity now. Packman said. need of addiUonal space, the Center School will have to Packman said the board is still digesting the report, During an executive session Monday night, the “ I was amazed at the severity of the projection on and will discuss it at Its Oct. 22 meeting. He said the directors decided to pursue the purchase. % enrollment.” Packman said. “ The next five years are find Its own facilities. “ We have a strong belief that enrollment will keep board will use the report In conjunction with the Donald Willis, the garage’s owner, declined Friday crucial decision-making times in what direction we Ibwn-School Athletic Study Committee, which is afternoon to discuss his reasons for wanting to sell the moving up.” said Burch, who is former superintendent want to go.” of schools in West Hartford. “ The middle (Center) studying possible Improvements for the school athletic property. The gas station has been operated by the According to the report prepared by Paul Burch and school uses the elementary school for space. If the teams. The athletic study panel’s report should be Willis family for more than half a century. Willis has Boy Brown, part-time consultants for the state elementary school... occupies all of its own space ... ready by December. owned the garage for many years, beginning work The report also suggested that the town establish the there when he was 16. you’ll haTe a major problem with housing in that building. It will be difficult to run a program without a positions of curriculum director and director of pupil Joyner said buying the property would permit the services. The two positions would be needed to provide district to have a meeting room on ground floor for major renovation.” Calendars ’The Increase in enrollment also will have an long-term planning and direction to the school access by handicapped persons, and would provide cui^culum, the'report said. more room for the district office. ■'X \ influence on the high school, the report said. In eight District directors now meet in the firehouse, which is \*t crowded and does provide access for the handicapped. Joyner said there are no specific plans about how the Manchester Willis property could be used for district purposes. ’Tuesday th e Impetus for seeking a new meeting site came at a Mental Health Council. Lincoln O n ter gold room. \ meeting of the directors Sept. 21 when Joyner read a Herald photo by Davis 3:30 p.m. letter from Margherita Tripp, secretary of the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing Center, 394 W. Center St. Kissmann was Commission on the Handicapped. Tripp, the wife of Town Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy room, 7 p.m. District Director Joseph Tripp, said the commission is Kissmann speaks to a group of at the school Thursday to teach children Wednesday considering taking a stand on the district’s lack of 4-year-olds at the Kinder€are4::6arning the importance of fire safety. Blood pressure clinic for those with last names access for the handicapped. beginning with A-K. Senior Center, 9-11 a.m. She said she feels the district is obligated to make its Cheney Hall Foundation Committee, Probate Court, Flannel & meetings accessible to handicapped persons without 5 p.m. . „ . requiring them to make arrangemenU in advance. Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Normally, when a handicapped person wanted to Town, Eighth District keep hearing room, 7:30 p.m. Chamois attend a district meeting, the directors moved it from Hockanum River Park Committee. Lincoln Center the second floor of the fire station to the fire bays below gold room, 7:30 p.m. where trucks are normally kept. Thursday Shirts At the September meeting, the district directors fire safety weeks separate Comment session. Town Hall, 6; 30-7:30 p.m. agreed with Mrs. ’Tripp and appointed a commitee of Building Committee, Town Hall coffee room. 7:30 three directors, Tripp, Ellen Bums, and Thomas He said the district postponed its ... Landers, to explore possibilities for a new meeting By Andrew J. Davis fires. Advisory Park and Recreation Committee, Lincoln The video is offered through the week because it would interfere place. Herald Reporter with the Connecticut Mastery and Center gold room. 7; 30 p.m. The sale is likely to face a vote from district residents Bureau of State Fire Marshal and Safety Services, the Connecticut Iowa testing programs given to at a district meeting. • ^ They will be taking different students earlier in the month. routes, but the goals will be the Fire Marshais’ Association, the Connecticut Fire Chiefe-’ Associa ’ ’The kids get extremely excited Andover ,.»10 same when the town and Eighth about our visit,” Sarles said. He Bob’s Rag. Pric* *14.90 Woman hurt In crash Utilities District host separate fire tion and ConnecticutjiFAIR Plan, a state insurance organization. said it wuld be counter-productive ’Ihesday Assorted colors and plaids. prevention weeks this month. to present the program the same Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, Men’s sizes S»M,L|XL, that Involves 3 cars The Town of Manchester Fire Accordi(ng to<:apt. Jack Hughes, training officer for the town fire days as the school testing. Andover Elementary School. 7:30 p.m. 5 DAYS ONLY ftp ' BOLTON — A three-car accident in which a ^uth Department will be the first to National Fire Week was held the Board of Fire Commissioners. Andover firehouse. 8 present its program. According to department, the town responds to Thurs., Oct. 8 thru Mon., Oct. 12 Windsor woman was injured caused the eastbound lane about 3,100 fires a year. week of Oct. 8. the 116th anniver p.m. of Route « near Johnson Road to be closed for one hour town Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy sary of the Great Chicago Fire. Kissmann, the town wHl hold its " I like to think the program has early Thursday, state police said. The district will feature a half- program throughout the week prevented us from reaching a Nicholas Grannell. 18, of East Hartford, was higher fire level,” he said. ” It’s hour slide and puppet show, which traveling west on Route 6 at about 1:18 a.m., when he b e g in n ^ Monday. will focus on the theme: “ Fire Can Bolton .,fi The^WhUi District Fire Depart important to us. We like to get the crossed the center line into the eastbound lane, causing idea into kids from the time they get Happen To Anyone,” Safles said. his vehicle to hit the vehicles driven by Itobln ment will present its fire prevention He added that the district keeps ’Tuesday week Oct. 26 through so. into school until the time they get Republican Town Committee. Community Hall, 7; 30 lancampo. 22. of South Windsor, and David Luce. 26. of out.” its program separate from the town ’The town will show a 12-mlnute because the job would be too p.m. Vernon, state police said...... video, whose theme and motto will The town fire department also Board of Health, Bentley Memorial Library. 7:30 lancampo was Uken to Manchester Meinorial will offer $50 United States savings immense to handle with a joint be “Fire Prevention; Everyone. p.m. HospiUl. where she remained for treatment and bonds to the winners of iU fire- cofnmlttee. Every Day.” Buckley. Keeney. “ The job is big,” he said. “ Doing Wednesday Martin. Nathan Hale, Verplanck safety poster contest. The contest is Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 open to fourth- and fifth-graders. it together would be counter and Washington schools will view productive.” p.m. the video, as will the Early While the town is holding iU fire Sports Advisory Committee. Herrick Memorial prevention week one week after The district will present its show Childhood Learning Center, a day Park, 7:30 p.m. M ACC to give away National Fire Week, the Eighth at Robertson. Bowers and Waddell care center. Thursday District will hold its event the last schools. It will also be presented at The video will teach children the Cornerstone Christian School and Town and School Athletics Study Committee. more surplus food importance of fire prevention, and week of October, said distric Herrick Memorial Park. 7:30 p.m. Deputy Fire Chief James Series. St. Bridget School. Sarles said. The Manchester Area Conference of Churches will will suggest ways to prevent home Saturday distribute cheese, dry milk and butter in its surplus Harvest Fair, St. George Episcopal Church. 10 commodities program on Thursday from S to 5: SO p.m. a.m.-3 p.m. Book sale. Bentley Memorial Library, lOa m.-4p m. at Center Congregational Church. People who have not registered may do so by Town Is offering free firewood showing proof of residency and income. There is a wood is 15 months old. The permit The town of Manchester has wood paint may be cut. PermiU for the two-month waiting period for new regIstranU to be w o ^ are $30 and will be Issued on a fee is $100. Only two permits wili be for sale to people who want to take Coventry eligible. For information, call 646-4114. first-come, first-served basis. Only issued at first, and a waiting list will Middletown Enfield the chill off autumn or help fight eight permits will be issued in the be kept while the supply lasts. winter’s cold. 'Tuesdoy Hamden Watertury first round, with a waiting list to be Registrar of Voters. Town Office Buiiding, 9 a m.-8 As it has in past years, the town Only lour people will be allowed established after that. plans to sell cordwood that results to assist thjpermittee, and only two Now Open in Manch^terl For the Record Anyone who plans to assist the Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office from cutting in the town’s pickup trucks, or trailers will be permittee in removing the wood Building, 7:30 p.m. ‘ 260 N. Main Street watersheds. allowed on thV..site at one time. must sign the permit application. Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30p.m. Mon. thru FrI. 10-9, Sat. & Sun. 10-6 The wood will be available this Permits will issued on a first-come, Eighth District Director Lorraine Boutin voted The wood from Camp Meeting Democratic Town Committee. Town Office Building. Wt aeeapi MatlarCird, VIM, Dlieovai Card Xhursday against a motion to call a special meeting of year at two sites. Camp Meeting first-served basis. Road must be removed within a 7:30 p.m. and Amarican Eapraat district voters Oct. 14. An account of the m e ^ n g in Road and Finley ^r<«t. Applications foe permits should At the north side of Camp five-week period. Friday’s Manchester Herald incorrectly reimrted her At Finley Street, the wood is be made at the general services 275th Anniversary Committee, Town Office Build Meeting Road, the wood available vote. Boutin voted against the nteasure along with stacked at the roadside in random office in the basement of the is what is left on the ground. In ing, 7:30 p.m. District Director Willard Marvin. Four directors, a lenghts from 3 to 8 feet long. The Municipal Building, 41 Center St. majority, voted in favor of calling the meeting. addition, trees marked with orange J ■ Obituaries People in the News
tall in 20 years of performing, internationally Known aerialist Surprise appearance Karl Wallenda. who died in a fall in CufUt F. L«pack SpMictr Qairdon Bennet, Enrico Wallenda vqws to return to Hollywood ‘Mflal king* NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - Jazz the wire even though it will be a 1978. Three other members of Curtis F. Lepack, 48, of Natick, singer Della Reese made a surprise while before he can perform the Wallenda’s family also were killed Mass., formerly of Manchester and SANTA MONICA. CaUf. (AP) - appearance with the Fisk Univer acrobatic maneuvers that made his during high-wire acts. ^ s t Hartford, died Friday at the Spencer Ckirdon Bennet, who as sity Jubilee Singers, a group family famous. Leonard Morse Hospital, Natick, Hollywood’s "Serial King" di famous for its fund-raising efforts. Wallenda has been in Baptist King wants tax braak Mass. rected tUe first “ Superman” and Reese sang songs such as “ The Medical Center since he fell 30 feet He was bora in Moosup April 10. other films that swelled Saturday Lady is a Tram p" and “ You Can’t during a performance here Sept. 19. PEAPACK-GLADSTONE, n .j . 1939, and had lived in East Hartford matinee crowds.hasdted, relatives Take That Away from Me” before He suffered a broken hip, arm and (AP) — Moroccan King Hassan II and Manchester for many years said Friday. He was 94. relinquishing the show Wednesday rib, skull fractures and a shattered wants a property tax break that before moving to Natick five years Bennet ^ e d Th u rsda^igh t of night to the Jubilee Singers. hand and wrist. He Is scheduled to could amount to a princely sum. ago. natural causes at Berkshire Nurs But she slipped back on stage as be discharged Saturday. Hassan owns a 500-acre estate He was a director for the New ing Home, where he had lived for a the group sang the spiritual "Ever- Rather than jumps and other assessed at $5.8 million that Clare Boothe Luce, England Life Insurance Co.’s Bos year, said his son-in-law, Erman ytime 1 Feel the Spirit.” maneuvers, Wallenda said a three- spreads across three communities, ton office. He was a graduate of Pessis. "W e have a new alto, and we person human pyramid that including 332 acres in this borough. right, meets with Central Connecticut State College, In his 30-year career, Bennet gladly expand the Jubilee Singers crosses the wire on bicycles may The king has asked local officials Eleanor Roosevelt In Qass of 1973, where he received his directed more than 100 movies, to 17 members,” said Anthony become the central part of his act. to reclassify 235 acres as farmland, bachelor of arts degree. most of them action-packed serials Williams, the group’s director. The A human pyramid with as many New York In a file which Is assessed at a lower value. Up is survived by one son, Carl A. that kept crowds coming back to performance raised funds for Fisk as seven people Is one of the photograph from If approved, the king’s annual taxes Lepack of Manchester; one daugh theaters to follow the adventures of AP pnoto University’s art collections. pioneering maneuvers that helped here would drop from 1115,000 to 1938. Luce, a writer, ter, Heather C. Lepack of Manches their favorite cowboy, soldier or The original Fisk Jubilee Singers make the Wallenda family famous. $67,000. editor, congresswo ter, one brother, Carl M. Lepack of superhero. Bob Woodward, an editor at the traveled the world in the 1870s to Wallenda. 32. is the grandson of man and diplomat, Manchester; and a sister, Carole With co-director Thomas Carr, he Washington Post and the author of a raise money for Fisk University, Lepack of Hartford. directed the first "Superman” book about the CIA, appears Friday on which was established after the died Friday of The funeral will be Monday at 11 movies in 1948. Other of his Civil War to educate freed slaves. cancer at the age of a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. enduring film characters include the Phil Donahue show in Stamford. 400 Main St.; with burial in East Batman and Robin and Captain 84. O m etery. trailing hours are Sun Video. Koch on home video APpMlo day fnrni 7 to 9 p.m. Among bis serial credits are the Woodward praises NEW YORK (AP) - New York kfemorial donations may be classic lOchapter "The Green Mayor Edward I. Koch, who’s ^— Bridal Specialists — made to the American Heart Archer” in 1925, "The House new CIA director written books and newspaper co Clare Boothe Luce« 84, dies Association, 310 Ck>Ilins St.. Hart Without a Key” in 1926, “ The Secret lumns. appeared on television ford. 06105. Code” and "The Masked M attel” programs and hosted "Saturday Pre-Opening NEW YO RK (A P ) - O are Boothe Loco, a in 1033 and 1034. In 1035, sl(e married Luce, in 1943, "Cody of the Pony Express” on Donahue show Night Live,” may now enter the writer, editor, congreaswoman and diplomat who started Um e and Fortune magasines and in 1950, and “ Perils of the Wilder home video market. a weekly magaslne with pictures that his bride ElMnor Johmon, B4, ness” in 1956. who uaed her husband’s wealth and power and STAMFORD (AP) — Bob Woodward, an editor at the Koch said Thursday that he and S p e c ia ls her own brains and beauty to become one of had envision^ — Life. His last movie was the 1965 New York Roman Catholic Cardi fouiutod WMkIy Reader Washington Post newspaper and author of a new book Three of her plays appeared on Broadway, “ Requiem for a Gunfighter.” nal John O’Connor would videotape the century's most influential women, died of GAITHERSBURG. Md. (A P) - "Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA. 1981-87,” said most notably "The Women” (1038), which had The family plans a private (Opened October 8) cancer Friday. She was M. Eleanor Johnson, whose classroom discussions that are to be included an all-female cast, ran for 657 performances funeral, Pessis said. Friday he believes the new CIA director will be honest Mrs. Luce, the widow of Time Ihc. founder newspaper Weekly Reader was in a book the two leaders plan to Henry R. Luce, died at home in Wasbinston, and was adapted for film. and fair. . read by an estimated two-thirds of "William Webster has said he will adhere to the co-author. according to Robert Armstrong, executive In 1040, Mrs. Luce traveled to Europe as a Koch and O’Connor said the Immediate Availability: Journalist under contract to Life and from her all American school children, was Rob«rt R«gMt«r Jr., values of this country and I do believe h im W o o d ward director of the Henry Luce Foundation. mourned Friday as an visionary volume would include transcripts Wedding Gowns. Veils, Hats, Shoes & Accessories experiences wrote the book, “ Europe in the play profhicar, of AIDS said on the Phil Donahue show. of talks between the Jewish mayor "She’ll be remembered for a career of a editor who influenced millions of Woodward defended his brief interview with former kind'that no woman had had before,” Wilfred Spring,” an account of the 1040 German and the Roman Catholic prelate. children. LOS ANGELES (A P) - Robert CIA Director William Casey at Casey's hospital bed. offensive. Koch said plans for the video Also Available: Sheed, author of a profile of Mrs. Luce, said Miss Johnson, who had been in Regester Jr., who produced several saying. " I owed it to him ...because he knew he had to Friday. " ! think that’s very mucb what she She turned to politics, working in the tapes haven't been finalized, but ■ Mother-of-the-Bride Dresses poor health, died Thursday after plays in London’s West End and in get his say in.” , , , . ■ Attendants had in mind when she started out. Site wanted presidential campaign of Republican nominee the United States, has died at the that they might be sold along with WendMI WlUkle in 1040, and then ran for noon at her h
; r « » M M t - t c 5 r : n ► » ».♦ n 'j » » 1 «■» 11 * 3 H i! $ » i BasineM in Brief Fund has standby fee-authority BUSINESS Q U ESTIO N; ANSWER: Nope. Rear-end 8BM se Kutcher-Benvenutl Sulllvan-Hllton 12. Call for more information, 528-9094 or is scheduled Nov. 7 Embiwn Club meets 568-1946. Editor’s note^ ’This column is Marta G. Benvenuti, daughter of Mrs. Melissa Marshall Hilton, daughter of EAST HARTFORD — Tlie East Hartford Marta N. Benvenuti of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Hilton III of 25 prepared by the staff of the Emblem Club 341 will meet on Monday at 7:30 Halloween party set Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citinette and Michael A. Kutcher. son of Mr. and South Farms Drive, and Paul Francis p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 148 Roberts St. Marie Center. Mrs. Michael Kutcher of 291 Wetherell Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J Butterfleld. president, will lead the meeting. VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA on St., were married Sept, s at the Church Sullivan of West Simsbury, were mar Hartford ’Turnpike will hold a ghosts and Can donations will still be taken for New Hope By Jeanette Cove of the Assumption. ried Aug. S at St. James Church. Manor In Manchester. A dinner honoring goblins party for children ages 3 to 8 at 10:30 The Rev. Francis Krukowski offi Senior Center Director plumbing class, 9 a.m.; square members of Hie community service commit a.m. There will be games, stories and festive dancing, 10 a.m. „ The Rev. Joseph Parel officiated at ciated at the double-ring service and treats. Children should come in costume. tee, ‘nUle DiBartolomeo, Rose Wengzn and ’The senior center fair Is coming For grocery shopping, call 24 the service. The bride was given in high mass. The bride was given in The center is also having a party for Bunny Oppelt, was held recently by the Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 hours In advance for ride. Norn marriage by her cousin, Fernando marriage by her father. Karen Pierce elementary school-aged children on Oct. 31 Riverride Health Center. The three were p.m. The fair Is one of the center’s grocery shopping (K-Mkrt), call Miteff. Phyllis Parizek was maid of was maid of honor and Candace Hilton, from 7 to 9 p.m. Games, prizes, trick-or-treat honored for their volunteer efforts. biggest fund-raisers of the year, before noon Monday for ride. honor. Bridesmaids were Alison Bird. sister of the bride, was matron of honor. snacks and a haunted house will be featured. Laura Figlewski and Carol Pustorino. Bridesmaids were Celeste Hilton, with proceeds going to subsidize the Wednesday - - arts and crafts. Guests should come In costume. meals program. These fund-raisers 12:36 p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.nn.; Paul Kutcher was best man. Ushers sister-in-law of the bride, and Maura Art association meets ’The center begins lU second session in were Charles Scott, Merle Shaw and Sullivan, sister of the groom. have allow ^ the center to maintain crewel, 9:30 a.m.; exercise with VERNON — The Tolland Art Association November. ReglstraUon is the week of 26. the cost of meals at $l and $1.50 for Rose. 1:30 p.m.; friendship circle. Steven Tompkins. Barry Sullivan, brother of the groom, Classes range from adult fitness to children s After a reception at Mill on the River, was best man. Ushers were Timothy will meet on ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lottie more than seven years. 10 a.m.; pinochle, 9:30 a.m. skating and preschool programs. ’Thursday — dried flowers, 9:30 the couple w^nt on a wedding trip to Sullivan, Burt Hilton IV. and Ken Fisk Building, Henry Park. Members should For sale will be arts and craft For information, call 872-7329. a.m.; orchestra rehearsal. 9 a.m.; Paris, France. They are making their VanNostrand. bring a painting for the month’s selection. items, Christmas crafu and gifts, ThunHlay program, “ Old Houses in • home in Bloomfield. After a reception at The Colony in woodworking projects, ceramics, The bride is a graduate of Albertus Vernon, the couple left on a wedding trip Financial seminar set Social work samlnart dried flowers, baked goods, Je- Manchester” to Hawaii, visiting Oahu and Maui. They w6lry« books, plonls, and white Friday — Bingo, 10 a.m; ceram Magnus College with a bachelor’s WEST HARTFORD - The Un‘versU y^ are making their home in Manchester VERNON — John Hancock Financial elephant treasures. Refreshments ics, 9:30 a.m.; exercise with Cleo, »■ ' degree and the University of Hartford Connecticut School of Social Work STEP The bride attended Manchester Services and Connecticut National Bank are and grinders will be sold through 11 a.m.; exercise with Rose, 1:30 with a master’s degree. She is employed Program will hold a scries of seminars for schools and graduated from the Univer conducting a seminar on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at the out the day. ^ ^ . a.m.; setback, 12:30p.m. as a behavioral psychologist at the Oak human service professionals at the SchMl oi sity of Connecticut and St. Francis Quality Inn. ’The topic is on financial planning. Donations of craft Items, baked For transportation: to and from Hill School in Hartford. Social Work on Asylum Avenue. Each Hospital School of Nursing. She is Speakers include Colleen Young, assistant goods, and white elephant items center, call for a ride at least 24 The bridegroom is a graduate of the seminar is 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Includes University of Connecticut with a bache employed as a registered nurse. vice president of Connecticut National Bank; can be brought to the center’s hours In advance. Gerald Okrant, certified public accountant: lunch. . . office. Do plan to attend. Blood pressure — Wednesday, lor’s degree. He is employed in data l^ e bridegroom is a 1975 graduate of Topics include’ management, depression, base development at The Travelers Simsbury High School and is employed Kevin O’Brien, attorney: and Karl Marzocchi The health department will hold a (A-K) — 9 to 11 am . eating disorders, personality disorders and Oct. 28, (L-Z) - 9 to 11 a m. Mrs. Michael A. Kutcher Insurance Cos. Mrs. Paul F. Sullivan by the U.S. Postal Service, Hartford. of John Hancock. flu shot clinic Nov. 19 from 9a.m. to Reservations may be made by calling Marc women in addictive relationships. noon. The cost Is $3 for the flu shot Brochures are available by calling 241-4748. Okrant at 563-1491 or 649-4316. and $6 for a pneumonia shot. It is M«nu for th« w«ek advisable to check with your Engagements Vernon Area AARP to meet physician before taking these shots. Monday — closed-holiday. Arts fair planned No appointment is necessary and Tuesday — American chop suey, roll, vegetable, dessert, beverage. VERNON — The Greater Vernon Jaycees’ TOLLAND — Vernon Area Chapter 2129 of shots are given on a first coinejirat the American Association of Retired Persons served basis. \ Wednesday — beef stew, roll, 14th annual arts and crafts festival will be dessert, beverage. Nov. 7 from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. and Nov. 8 from 11 will meet on Monday at 1 p.m. Golfers are reminded that the For information on the trips to Highland, golf banquet will be held on Thursday — roast beef, gravy, a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Vernon Center Middle potato, vegetable, roll, dessert, School. Admission is $1.50, or $1.25 for anyone N.Y., and Christmas in Bethlehem, Pa., call ’Thursday. Cocktails will be served Doris Gorsch, 646-3244. at 6 p.m., with dinner at 7 p.m. beverage. / f # ' who brings food for the Tri-Town food bank. Friday V MM turkey sandwich, Children 14 and under are free. Seniors are invited to an after noon tea at Fernwood Manor. Free soup, dessWf, beverage. Help for vets entertainment and refreshments G Com ic at C C S U VERNON A national service officer from will be available. A tour will also be ScorM given on Oct. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. If NEW BRITAIN — Comedian Steven Wright the Disabled American Veterans will visit Friday, Oct. 2 setback— Carl Heartland Food Warehouse, ^ ° “te 83, on interested, call the center. will -perform at Central Connecticut State Popple 122; Helena Gavello 120; Friday to help veterans and their families file I would like to welcome Janice Amelia Anastasio 117; Pat Fales University on Wednesday in Welte Hall on Sayre to the senior center staff as Wells Street at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 for new and reopened claims for benefits. The organization’s van will be parked at the the new program assistant. Do stop IM- students of the u n lvem ^ faculty and staff; Monday. Oct. 5 pinochle — Bill by and meet her. Janice will work Stone 791; Sol Cohen 763; Amelia “ The stend^p cS S ^ ^ ^ known for h is /veteran s should bring VA claim numbers and Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fri 1 l i e o v a 8 i « - M K ------Anastasio 751; Art Bouffard 751; Social Security numbers. days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you Helena Gavella 751; Ann Fisher deadpan voice and witty one-liners. He has have any program ideas, feel free appeared on “ The Tonight Show” with Johnny 732; Ada Rojas 720. to discuss them with Janice. ’Tuesday, Oct. 6 bowling — None Carson, “ Saturday Night Uve” and “ Late Afternoon recital presented Best wishes to Rita Bowler, who Night with David letterman.” turned In. HARTFORD — South Congregational is recuperating at home, Erna Wednesday, Oct 7plnochle— Ada The show is part of the university s Haberern, who is in St. Francis homecoming weekend. Tickets may be bought Church. Main Street, will feature soprano Rojas 756; Peter Casella 720. Hospital and Medical Center, and at the student center box office. Anna Vemall Cairnduff on Oct. 18 at 4 p.m. She Wednesday, Oct. 7 bridge — will be accompanied by pianist Cheryl Leon Fallot, who is at home. Doris McCarthy 4,860; Nadine Loprete. For more information, call 249-8627. Congratulations to Russ and Kay Malcome 4,790; Marjorie McLain Phllosphert meet Nettleton on their SOth wedding 4,790; Sol Cohen 4,110; Tom Lynch anniversary. WETHERSFIELD - Charles E. Boyle will Society meets Monday 4 040; Nancy Diamond 4,040; Hilda Remember, Monday the center is Campbell 3,740; Catherine Byrnes Susan E. Lutzen Lisa A. RIccI Jamie Demko KathI Klotzer speak to the American Philosopher Society on St Bridget Rosary Society will meet on closed for Columbus Day. On 3,470. Scott B. Holmes Stephen Mlata Stephen Chasse Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Monday at 7:30 p.m. for mass, followed by a Wednesday, sign up for’Thanksgiv Temple. Main Street. He will s^ ak on the meeting in the cafeteria. The Herald incor ing trip to Plymouth, Mass. $31 I Luti«n-0 'Brl«n tonic ’• Holy Blood, Holy Grail.” Admission is rectly reported the day of the meeting. includes tour and a lunch of turkey Demko-Mlata $4. For more Information, call 243-2789. EMERGENCY Norman Lutzen of East Hartford and R fcd -H o Im M Klotzer-Chaste or baked scrod. Fliers are available. Fire — Police — Medical - Mrs. Beverly Januska of 336 Timrod Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ricci of East Mr. and Mrs. George M. Demko of Mr. and Mrs. William Klotzer of 235 Nurses wanted j § Road announce the engagement of their Windsor announce the engagement of Greenwich and Mrs. Joan Perotti of Hackmatack St. announce the engage Women honored The American Cancer Society will give Upcoming •ironts '' ” daughter, Susan Elizabeth Lutzen, to Huntington. N.Y., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Kathi Lynne DIAL 911 their daughter, Lisa Ann Ricci, to Scott HAR’TFORD — The Hartford Region YWCA awards to individual nurses who are providing Oct 20 — Governor’s Day trip In Manchester Robert Anthony O’Brien, son of Mr. and Bennett Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. ment of their daughter, Jamie Demko, Klotzer, to Stephen Charles Chasse. son outstanding care to cancer patienU. Ten Mrs. William F. O’Brien Sr. of Windsor. to Stephen Miata, son of Mr. and Mrs. will honor 120 women of Conneclteut at a leaves 9:30 a.m. Returns at 3:30 Arthur G. Holmes of 246 Hollister St. of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Chasse of reception on Oct. 21 at the I ^ o r d Club. The nurses nationwide will be honored. - ’The bride-elect Is a graduate of Frank Miata of Islip Terrace, N Y. ’The Westfield. Mass. ’The bride is a graduate of Rockville event is one in a senes W mark the 120th Registered or licensed nurses may be ** Oct. 22 — Guys and Dolls will Manchester High School and is em High School and is employed by Byrne. bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. ’The bride-elect is a graduate of nominated for the awards if they have a ployed at Ashton-Tate of East Hartford. Anna Demko of Manchester and the late anniversary of the organization. perfonn for Thursday prograrn. Slater, Sandler, Shulman k Rouse of Manchester High School and Manches Women to be honored have had a significant minimum of three years of clinical experience Oct. 29 — Gertrude Buell on piano The prospective bridegroom is ,a Hartford. Michael Demko. ter Community College and attended and are currently providing direct care to 2 “ graduate of Windsor High School and ’The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Impact on the lives of women. They include for Thursday program. Okeen ’The prospective bridegroom is a Southern Connecticut State University. lalwr leader Betty Tianti; and U S. Reps. people with cancer and their families. E.C. Goodwin Technical School. He Is a graduate of Manchester High School Hofstra University with a bachelor’s She is a medical assistant for Dr. Each recipient will be awarded $1,500 and partner in Associated Plumbing k degree in business administration. She Nancy Johnson and Barbra Schedule for the week and New England Institute of Applied Mahmood H. Yekta of East Hartford. The wine-and-cheese reception will be 5 to 7 an additional $1,000 will be donated In the Heating and O’Brien Brothers is employed as office manager of Monday - closed for the holiday. Arts and Sciences of Boston. He is ’The prospective bridegroom is a pm and is open to the public at $10. To make a nurse’s name to the institution the nurse ICdlige Construction. Manpower Temporary Services in graduate of St. Mary’s High School. The following Monday artlvltles employed at the Holmes Funeral Home. reservation, call 525-1163, ext. 256. represents. The awards will be presented to A Dec. 5 wedding is planned at An Oct. 8. 1988, wedding is planned. Garden City, N Y. Westfield, Mass.. Holyoke Community nurses in four different areas: cancer care resume next week. Bingo. 10 a.m., RKStOENTIAL CANE Emanuel Lutheran Church. The prospective bridegroom is a 1983 College and Western New England institutions: community, municipal and ninochle 12:30 p.m.; ceramics, OAF, :oRi graduate of DeVry Institute of Technol College. He is a programmer analyst Roast beef dinner planned teaching hospitals, long-term care facilities; 9 T a m.; exercise with Rose. 1: M ogy and is employed by ’Triad Systems "with Farm Credit Bank, Agawam. p.m.; Monday at the movies, 10 EAST HAR’TFORD - Hillstown Grange, and community agencies. _ Corp. in Garden City, N.Y., as a field Mass. For more information, call the society at MON„WeO.ORI * ^ e s d a y - exercise w l^ Cleo. engineer. A June 4, 1988, wedding is planned. 617 Hills St., will serve a roast bw f dinner, 643-2168. Deadline for application is Nov. 13, A March 12 wedding is planned. family style, today at 5 and 6 p.rn. ’TickeU are 1:30 p.m.; oil painting, 9:30 a m.; $6 general admission and $3 for children under 1987. 1 a,. 0 a » i> ■> • * t " i Tarntablc Tips Dieters look heavenward Th* following are ttie top record hita and leading DEAR Thou anointest my lettuce with popular compact dieka aa they appear In next week's ABBY: Many low-cal oil. years ago you M y cup will not overflow. Issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1987, Billboard printed a prayer Publications Inc. Reprinted with permission. Surely Ry Krisp and D-Zerta for dieters, writ D ear Ahhy shall follow me all the days of my ten in the style of life. Hot tingles the 23rd Psalm . Abigail Van Buren And I will live with pains of I kept it for the hunger forever. Amen. 1 ."Lost In Emotion" Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam (Columbia) longest time, 2. "U Got the Look” Prince (Paisley Park) but can't find it, DEAR ABBY: The other day I 3. "Carrie" Europe (Epic) Can you locate it delivered a speech, which was 4. "Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) and run it well-received by the audience. 'MAGAZINE 5. "Causlng a Commotion” Madonna (Sire) again? I want to First, let me say that I worked very 6. "Here 1 Go Again” Whitesnake (Geffen) give it to a friend who is going to He giveth me sodium-free bread. hard for several weeks to prepare 7. "Who Will You Run To ” Haart (Capitol) Overeaters Anonymous. He restoreth my waistline. this speech. - 8. "Casanova" Levari (Atlantic) FOREVER DIETING He leaded! me past the refrigera I was introduced in the following 9. ”Paper In Fire” John Cougar Mellencamp tor for mine own sake. way; “ We had hoped to have Mr. (Mercury) DEAR FOREVER DIEUNG: He maketh me to partake of Jones as our speaker today, but he 10. "l Heard a Rumour” Bananarama (London) Who isn't? This prayer has been green beans instead of potatoes. had a previous engagement in •: Vt around ever since they invented He leaded! me past the pizzeria. another city. He recommended Mr. three-way mirrors. And here it is: Yea, though I walk through the Smith, but unfortunately, Mr. T o p LPs bakery, Smith was not available at this time Calorie coamer*s prayer I shall not falter, for thou art with so he graciously agreed to send his 1. "Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) The Lord is my shepherd I shall me; 2. "WhHesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) — Platinum assistant, Mr. Johnson. Please join not want. Tl!y diet colas they comfort me. me in welcoming Mr. Johnson.” (More than 1 million units sold.) He maketh me lie down and do Thou preparest a diet for me in Although I had heard others 3. ”Whltney” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum i .. •• -Tit. . push-ups. the presence of mine enemies. introduce in this way, the impact 4. “Hysterla” Def Leppard (Mercury) of such an introduction never 5. "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" Pink Floyd struck home until 1 was on the (Columbia) Is beta-blocker necessary receiving end! As I have said, my e.‘"Dlrty Dancing* Soundtrack” (RCA) speech was well-prepared and 1 7.‘"La Bamba' Soundtrack” (Slash) worked hard on its presentation. S.'The Lonesome Jubilee” John Cougar Mellen* 3 years after heart attack? Furthermore, I happen to be even camp (Mercury) D E A R D R . better acquainted with the subject S .T h e Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) — Platinum GOTT: My hus matter than either Mr. Smith or Mr. 10."Bad Animals” Heart (Capitol) — Platinum band had a heart Jones — a fact they both would attack three ye readily have acknowledged. ars ago. His doc It seems to m e that such an Country tlngltt D r. Gott introduction was not only insulting tor told him to ^ 1 .“Flshln* In the Dark” Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Warner take two Ti Vs Peter Qott, M.D. to the speaker, it prepared the Bros.) molol daily. His audience fora rather disappointing 2. ”l Want to Know You Before We Make Love" heart rate is nor presentation. Am I being overly Conway Twitty (MCA) mally 80 to 88, sensitive? 3. ”8hlne Shine Shine” Eddy Raven (RCA) sometimes in H U R T IN WISCONSIN Annie Potts 4. ”Rlght From the Start" Earl Thomas Conley (RCA)the 40s. Docs be 5. ”Love Me Like You Used To" Tanya Tucker need the drug? D E A R h W t : Overly sensitive? Not at all. The insensitivity of the (Capitol) focus of tuberculosis that should be person who introduced you was 6. “Crazy Over You” Foster and Lloyd (RCA) DEAR READER: I can.'t say whether, in your husband's specific treated. appalling. Perhaps others will takes South 7. ”Am I Blue” George Strait (MCA) Today, the emphasis is more on learn from reading this letter. I 8. "Maybe Vour Baby's Got the Blues” The Judds case, the medicine is necessary. Tim olol is classed as a non- individualization of each case. For sincerely hope so. (RCA-Curb) selecdve beta-blocker. This nneans example, does another member of 9. ‘T a r Top” Alabama (RCA) that the drug reduces the work of the fam ily have active TB? How did 10. ”l Won't Need You Anymore" Randy Travis up North the heart by slowing the pulse and the young person come into contact Wmmkfy (Warner Bros.) prevendng spasm of the arteries with an active TB infection? Is this H ea th Tip feeding the heart muscle. However, an isolated reaction or is the it can cause heart failure, worsen reactor a member of a high-risk emphysema and bring on asthma. group, such as a ghetto family? Is Begt-ScDers Many experts recommend the use the TB test absolutely accurate? of beta-blockers after heart attack (%uld a false positive, so-called because the medicine seems to cross-reaction (to a germ similar to Fiction protect patients against further TB) be present? Do the risks of heart damage. treatment (liver inflammation, 1. "Patriot Games,” Tom Clancy nerve damage and visual difficul 2. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow The risk/benefit ratio for your ties) exceed the benefits? 3. "Leaving Home,” Garrison Keillor husband may be such that Timolol In my experience, these ques 4. "Villainy Victorious,” L. Ron Hubbard is appropriate for long-term use. tions often lead to the conclusion; 5. “Heaven and Hell,” John Jakes His doctor is the logical person to Let's wait, not treat and see what by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. happens: if infection later shows 0. "Misery” Stephen King discuss this with, inasmuch as the OSTEOPOROSIS 7. "Legacy,” James A. MIchener physician is the one who is most up. therapy can be instituted. Nonetheless, health-department Many middle aged and elderly 8. ‘T h e New Breed." W.E.B. Griffin fam iliar with your husband's heart persons suffer from softening of doctors will often choose to treat a 9. “Fantastic Voyage II; Destination Brain." Isaac problem. the bones called osteoporosis, due positive reaction. This is a judg Asimov to a gradual loss of calcium in the ment call. bones. They become brittle, de 10. "Sarum,” Edward Rutherfurd D E A R DR. GOTT: M y son. 16. and I had positive TB tests. Chest I tbiiik that your best approach is formed, and easily fractured. Stu to work through your fam ily doctor, dies over several years show that X-rays are normal. The county nearly all osteoporosis patients Nonfiction health departm ent thinks m y son who — with the help of reliable had a tow calcium level in their should take medicine for the TB. experts — can advise you about diet, and that by drinking more ■ M i 1. "Spycatcher," Peter Wright but it has very bad side-effects. We what to do. Whether your son does milk, the calcium level in the body 2. ‘Tim e Files," Bill Cosby are very confused and hope you can or does not receive treatment is a improved. To prevent bone sof 3. "It's All in the Playing," Shirley MacLalne tell us what to do. personal decision that should be tening, a daily intake of at least 4. ‘T h e Great Depression of 1990." Ravi Batra made by a health professional who one gram of calcium (3 glasses of mini) plus ademiate protein, vi 5. “Man of the House,” Tip O'Neill with William DEAR READER: You raise a knows your son's situation, his tamins D and C, is recommended. Novak nettlesome question. general state of health and the 8. ‘T h e Closing of the American Mind,” Allan Bloom In the past, experts recom potential complicatio(is of therapy. 7. "Family; The Ties That Bind — And Gsgl" Erma mended anti-tuberculosis drugs for Bombeck children and adolescents with posi Learn how to help protect your 8. “Out of Control.” Thomas “Hollywood” Hinder- tive TB skin tests. The rationale for self from heart and arterial dis ease: Send for Dr. Gott's new son and Peter Knobler this was as follows: A young person N a DORBI P|89CI»4*0R CtUM f* 9. “Love. Medicine & Miracles," Bemie S. Siegel who converted from a negative TB Health Report, Eating Right For a Salwiiayy Oct 10,1987 Healthy Heart. Send $1 and your 10. ‘T h e Making, of Th e African Queen,‘ ” Katharine reaction to a positive one clearly name and address to P.O. Box 348 Main Straet Hepburn had been exposed to tuberculosis Manchester and. even with a normal chest 91380, a evela n d , OH 44101-3389. Be (CouriM y of Time, the weekly newa magazine) X-ray, was assunted to ha ve a small sure to mention the title. 649-1025 ’ MANCrt^STE^'rifeRALb. Saturday. Oct. Id. >987 ^ tS Between the Lines Cover Story The story behind the simy Annie Potts takes South up North opening in front of our TV By Jane Ardmore women. “Yes, they’re By Josie different," Potts says. ”1 love to audience...! do these sort of daydream about these things and song and dance numbers, ifteen days befor^her 'artistic expressions of 21st birthday, a bride of 1 think the difference between North and South has many, devotion,’ and right in the Q. T0II m t about Linda which she did. but didn’t get seven weeks, traveling middle of it all Linda Kozlowski work. down from Seattle with many layers. It has roots way HamUtoufrom ••The back, there is an enormous and Bill Paxton, as burglars, Terminator." / think ehe’e a Her bank account was down her husband and a New . come in to rob us of our money to $8 when a part finally came Mexico theater group, family thing. The South has an wonderful performer. Deantte old matriarchal society so in a and in attempting to get away, Wegmann, Las Vegas, Nev. through in the series “Secrets of AnnieF Potts was in an they go through the wrong door weird way. Southern women Midland Heights.” She followed automobile smashup that broke and end up on the TV set while A. She’s 31, from Salisbury, it with the TV movies “Rape all but one of her bones from the were the first liberated women, sort of iron butterflies. At the we arc airing! They seize the Md., and knew from childhood and Marriage: The Rideout waist down. Her husband, moment and hold the audience that she should become an Case,” “Mother and Steven Hartley, lost a leg. same time. Southern men have always put their women on a and us hostage. actress. She left Maryland’s Daughter,” and “Reunion” and First it was a question of “Bill says that if they cut the Washington College midway to the series “King’s Crossing” whether or not she'd live, then a pedestal and I don’t think the women minded that a bit. One TV cameras off, he’ll kill move to New York and study and “Hill Street Blues” (a question of whether or not she’d everybody so it gets wild. Under acting, which she did at the recurring role). walk again; but Potts is a spunky can hold a certain sway from such a lofty position. siege it’s like in any terrorist prestigious Lee Strasberg Movies followed as well” Southerner and she has situation, the inner workings of Institute for four years. During* “Children of the Com,” “The proceeded to carry on as if “My grandmother, for example, was one of the great the characters are revealed and that time, she landed small roles Stone Boy,” “The Terminator,” nothing had ever happened. exposed. Remember this is all in soaps and appeared in an "Black Moon Rising” and the Soqje days, even now. she'll use influences on my life. She lived on the farm next to ours in the being recorded on I’V so we Actors Studio pipoduction of recent disaster, “King Kong a cane. were shooting with four cameras “Richard III" that was attended Lives.” Currently, she’s in the "It was a pretty big disaster,' old family house, where my mother grew up. She was one of all the time, two videos and two by various agents. One advised CBS series “Beauty and the she says, "and 1 certainly would two daughters, and 1 am one ot regular cameras. It’s like a TV her to move to Los Angeles, Linda Hamilton Beast.” hivWpreferred not going through show within a I'V show within a three daughters and Grandma -jfll that, but on the other hand, was one of two daughters, so it film. .Such fun. now 14 yiears later, 1 know it “So here I am by the grace of contributed a lot to my growth was women, all women, all the way back. My grandmother God, and here 1 am loving my Q . You’ve got to he^. I Just as a person. It would have taken life.” ■ saw “Young Sherlock Holmes" me many difficult years to knock particularly was quite a force to be reckoned with. And she was and Vveftdien love with out what I did in one year Nkhoias Rowe. Please tell me because 1 had to grapple with a big part of my wonderful ''1 about him. JuUe BilUt, Clovis, issues 1 didn’t dream of facing at childhood. Not only is Cabf. 20. Like death. A. He’s 20, the only child of a “And the eventual break-up “Designing Women” a hit, Potts just finished filming “Pass former newspaper ^itor, now a of that young marriage for the Ammo,” in which she and member of f^iam ent, and his heaven knows how many ex-wife, a former singer with the complicated reasons — 1 almost Tim Curry play philandering video evangelists (amazing E dinbui^ Choir. He spent his hate to boil it down to Annie Potts positions herself for a successful parallels to Jim and Tammy early years in Edinburgh, but something so simplistic as the run with the TV series, ‘‘Designing Women,” Bakker although the picture was whra he was 7 his parents fact that being together reminded filmed before the real-life separated and he was shipped off us of this hateful experience and her new film, ‘‘Pass the Ammo." scandal made headlines). to boarding school, to the from which we needed to get “This movie is a hoot,” illustrious Eton, from which he away. We’re good friends now. shopping malls, everywhejie, accent, modifying it for declares Potts. “We had so graduated iiTT^M. He wasn't' He lives in Santa Fe and has “Designing Women,” “of much fun on location in much of a student overall, but helped start two equity theaters. people stop me and say, ‘1 wrote which show I must say I am Arkansas, such an original piece he excelled at languages and But for him as for me. I’m sure in, Annie, 1 wrote in!’ Nicholas Rowaori? . “Wonderful, really. It’s so • fond,” she says, looking of writing, and Tim Curry is not drama, and so was considered the result of all the mayhem, it’s otiK Brian Oennehy different, for example, in the Southern certainly, that mixture only an extraordinary actor, he’s when casting agents combed like... How dear is life! Because and decided after dte experience < theater. If people mention, ’I of soft coquette, innocent and an interesting, bright man. Well, British schools looking for an when you come that close to dial he should become an actor. saw you in whatever,’ you can vixen which Southern writers he and 1 are having a grand actor to play the young Holmes. He recently finished shooting a losing it, you hang on and He obtdously got the part after remember the night and what the from Katherine Anne Porter to feature in Canada called “TIk The secret of games people play Saturday, Oct. 10 By Eva Shaw enough for Lnwe, who also the spirit of Monopoly, Darrow Im guages. that the next time you will stumbled upon tht game of sold out to Parker Brodiers. * Why such loyalty to a board win.” 5 ;O O A M (K' U.s. Farm Report :H B 0) MOVIE: The Peanut Butter So i^ution' After losing His nair. a boy creates a Consumer Discount Network here did our passion Yahtzee. A wealthy Qanadian , Not only did Darrow's game? Parker Brotfiers president W ill^m pact disc player^ .oncocHon 'hot rosiores 't '.oo well Mo for board games socialite came to his toy kitchen-table invention make ' John Moore explains: “It’s a VCRs wid toys that talk replace [CNN] Crossfire :''e w Mackay. Suuck Saysannsy Anson =odb'Pv '985 Rated RG begin? Quick now. company asking to have a yacht him wealthy — without passing .game where every player is board games? The chances are [D IS] Walt Disney Presents A stolen bjrro hides out in an old prospector s [USA] Jimmy Swaggort W ho invented game printed. Lowe, still Go — it also sav^ the faltering* initimately involved with every slim. shack where she finds a mate and bears n 7:3 0A M C5D Popeye and Son Scral^le? Did Bingo smiling form his discovery of Parker Brothers company. other player’s throw of the dice. N ow let’s get out the foal (60 mm } Star Commanders start as a carnival v Bingo, sheepishly asked how • ' Monopoly is notv licensed in And when the gariK is over and Scrabble... or do you want to [T M C l MOVIt; One-Eyed Jacks' B'ando directed this offbeat taie of an es 8' '40: A nim al C rack-Ups >CC( play Monopoly tonight? ■ ' tricker’s ploy based on themuch old jhe wanted for the rights 3^ countries and printed in 19 . ' you have lost, you are convinced caped convict who seeks revenge on me 11 Voltron, Defender of the Universe shell game? Was Yahtzee to the game. She turned riown friend who betrayed him Marlon Brando W Karl Malden. Katv Juraoo 1961. 18, Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch mvented by a wealthy couple money for the rights and handed 20' Popeve 5 :3 0 A M ri1) IN N News while they were yachting o ff them ovetjio him in exchange. ** 2? Muppets [CNN] Showbiz Today Bermuda? for printing the game as presents 30 Foofur 5 :4 5 A M [U S A ] Night Flight: Spanish .for 1,000 of her friends. 38' It's Your Business Scrabble was the brainchild o f Pod Unlike the-instant appeal o f ^1' Princesa Caballero Alfred Mosher Butts. Tjhe year 6 :0 0 A M Young Universe IR' Bingo, Yahtzee didn't click. In * [CNN] Sports Close-up was 1931 and he wasn't alone in ^ Foster Parent's Plan i I9S6 Lowe gave the fledging [DIS] You and M e. Kid being out o f work, yet that Public AHairs [ESPN] 1987 Stanley Cup game one more push. He ran Christian Science Monitor Reports didn't stop him from creating a [TM C l MOVIE: Oliver s Storv' O liv e r ads, had salespeople give game that is npw played in 18 CNN News picks up the pieces after his v^’ife s deam Yahtzee parties in their homes '61 Popeye Pyan 0 Neol Candice Bergen '9 7 8 Rated every comer o t the globe. PG and talked Yahtzee da^ and [C N N ] Daybreak night. Suddenly orders fo r [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 8 : 0 0 A M (T; Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Butts loved crosswords, Theater [ESPN] Arm Wrestling anagrams and games. He took a scorepads started coming in; 3D Lady LovelyLocks and the Pixietails then the sprinkle became a . [M A X ] MOVIE: Enemy Mine' (CC) A board resembling a crossword spacfj pilot and his half-hviman. half- 3D '0$1 Care Bears Family (CC) puzzle, assigned points to each downpour with an eventual flow reptilian enemy must put aside their differ [11) Heathcliff letter and developed a system that* surprised even Lowe. ences m order to survive on a desolate pla 0$) Kidsongs ' net Dennis Quaid. Louis Gossett Jr , Boon whereby words and letters Monopoly is as American as James 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereol 5® Porky Pig placed on the squares would be baseball and the Beach Boys. [USA] Night Flight ^ Gummi Boars (CC) (^4) Sesame Street (CC) given different values. Although statistics are 6 :1 B A M C5) Davey aS^liath , It took nearly 20 years for the impossible to confirm, it’s Phil Silvers 6:30A M ® captain Bob Wall Street Journal Report game to catch on. Butts and estimated that nine out o f 10 (T) The World Tomorrow partner James Bumot came close adults have played it at one 03) Remi ® Flintstone Kids (CC) Rod and Reel Streamside to througng in the last maple tile time. Millions have become [3]) Public Affairs [CNN] Daybreak hooked in just a few hours; it's Planet of the Apes during the lean years. Slowly ClD [DIS] Dumbo's Circus 0® Classified Eighteen Offers informa orders trickled in and eventually driven cautious folks into ruin [ESPN] SportsCenter and made hotel owners out o f tion on the latest employment opportuni Scrabble became the hottest ties in the Connecticut area [M A X ] MOVIE: Jaws II' (CC) Another game o f the '50s_ children. And its popularity is \ white shark threatens Amity just as the Insight / Out town returns to prosperity Roy Scheider. \ . f Originally played in carnivals still soaring. Owner Parker 03) Follow Me Murray Hamilton. Lorraine Gary. 1978. with beans. Bingo has been Brothers has constructed more 7 ^ Abrakadabra Rated PG. .embraced and sometimes than 2.88 billion little houses in (CNN) Foreign Correspondents [USA] Go for Your Dreams COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS — On Monday, Oct. 12, CBS airs The 21fl Annual outlawed since its conception by the last SO years, and the [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star 8 :3 0 A M QD New Adventures of Country Music Association Awards" live from Nashville. Nominees include (clock traveling salesman Edwin S. company likes to reporttthat it’ s [ESPN] Drag Racing; IHRA World Na Mighty Mouse tionals From Norwalk Raceway Park in 3D Popples wise from top r.) Randy Travis, George Strait, The fudds and Reba McEntIre. Low e during the Depression. the biggest housing developer in Ohio (60 mm.) (Taped) 3D ® ) Little Clowns of Happytown Low e stopped one night at a the world. [H 6 0 ] Get Along Gang Animated (CC) (4® Buga Bunny and Tweety Show (CC) (3D Keys to Success (3D Ghostbusters (CC) traveling carnival outside Although the houses were Animals enter a scavenger hunt for a prize (3D Superman (E Wall Street Week (R) of unlimited milkshakes and ice cream fla 0 j) International Championship Wres (3|) Headlines on Trial (JD Runaway With the Rich and Famou [CNN] College Football Preview Jacksonville, Fla., and saw a once wood and the cards made vor named for the winner Songs by John tling (60 min ) ( ^ ($$ Alvin and the Chipmunks 0 D Amateuf Duckpin Bowling (60 mm ) group playing a bean game from linoleum. Monopoly is Max celebrated his birthday Sebastian O ) Tom & Jerry [ESPN] SportsCenter Saturday (60 0 $ Batman ^!$) Bugs Bunny mm ) somewhat like Lotto. about the same as it was when it [USA] Night Flight (g) Smurfs 0D Conan ^ VegaS [HBO] Intim ate Contact (CC) Pari 1 He watched in awe as a young was invented during the 7 :0 0 A M ® Young Universe (S) MOVIE: 'Angel and the Badman' A (E) Adam Smith's Money World notorious gunslinger is nursed to health by (0D IsIa del Tesoro [TMC] M OVIE; The Dresser' Despite CT] Sylvanian Families [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch his eccentricities, a senile English actor is woman, tongue-tied at winning Depression in Charles B. a maid who wins him over to her Quaker (S) Say Brother The Post Pop Space Rock coerced by his dedicated valet into giving Darrow's kitchen. He brought it (3D Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (CC) philosophy. John Wayne. Gail Russell. Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per [DIS] Wind in the Willows ^ the game called beano, shouted, at a fabulous place. yet another performance Albert Finney. Bruce Cabot 1947, forms spirituals, jazz and rock "B in go!” “ I cannot describe to Parker Brothers in 1934. At (3D ® ) Comic Strip [ESPN] Spaedway America Tom Courtenay. Edward Fox 1983 Rated 01) Tom & Jerry ^ Bottomline 0D Addams Family the strange sense o f elation that the end o f the initial test play by [USA] Love Your Skin PG 101) Inch High Private Eye 0D Maquina del Tiempo [CNN] Moneyweek [USA] Search for Beauty the girl's shriek brought to me,” company bigwigs, the game was 1 1 :0 0 A M (3D American Bandstand Chances are. Max birthing room, using come to “ room-in Birthing Center would Mighty Mouse 0D Woodwright's Shop [DIS] Donald Duck Presents turned down flat. (3D Dr. Science 12:00PM (3D Puttin' on the Hits (In Low e said later. "A ll I could ^ Muppets [C N N ] Big Story [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance won't remember what the prepared child anytime. Dad even be deligbted to show (3D Fan Club Scheduled Jay Leno. Brian Stereo) think o f was that I was going to Not to be dissuaded for long, ^ Ring Around the World [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [USA] Prollne Boswonh, Kirk Cameron. Anthrax (3D MOVIE: 'The Ghost of Cypress birth methitds they come out with this game — and Danow produced games by hand a great time he had at spent the night,' The you their facilities and ^ Newsmakers [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Pee-wee's Playhouse (3D WWF Wrestling Spotlight Swamp' A teen-ager pursues a wounded 10 :0 0 A M (3D black panther into a remote swamp and is it was going to be called and kept playing with friends The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom anil otter you more inlorma- ® Abbott and Costello [HBO] MOVIE; Bombs Away’ A cab (3D WWF Wrestling Challenge 01) Solid Gold in Concert driver becomes involved in a search for a captured by a half crazed hermit A "W o n and relatives. Darrow charged 01) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe Bingo.” Center at Manchester After Max's arrival Dad shared a special • tion. Alter all. diwsn't t nuclear warhead that was accidentally (3D ® Little Wizard 01) Real Estate Show derful World of Disney " presentation Vic Morrow, Noah Beery 1977 Part 1 of 2 Production hardly met demand $4 per game. Subtracting the [C N N ] Daybreak shipped to an Army surplus store in Seat (3D Buck Rogers WWF Wrestling Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with "Stork Club " gourmei your baby deserx’e tle Michael Huddleston. Pat McCormick. (3D WWF Wraslling the first few years. Bingo cost o f materials, he was left [D IS] Mousercise CQ) Soul Train (2^ 09)alf photo-taking, a cham Michael Santo 1905 Rated NR (3D America's Top Tan became popular as a way to with a tidy sum o f $1.75 — a But his parents will dinner ami got instruc as warm a welcome as (J]|) GLOW; Gorgeous Ladies of Wres (2$ Constitution: That Dellcala Balance tiing (2® (I® Three Stooges 01) Universal Wrestling Federation increase parish putses and it was good profit for the '30s. Word never forget the won pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little M ax/ 9:00A M (3D Muppet Babies Channels (5^ ®i) Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock (4® Flintstone Kids (CC) 0® College Football: Army at Boston all around. All with 3D The Get Along Gang criticized by antigambling o f M onopoly spread across the derful experience. tor their, little birthday For more inlorma- Camp David 03) PELICULA: 'El Capitan Mantarraya' College (5 hrs ) WFSB Hwtford, CT (3D (@ My Pet Monster (2® MOVIE: 'Support Your Local Sheriff' crusaders. The tide slowly states and onJers came in from From the moment the security and conli- boy. tion on The Family Pro Wrestling German Valdez, Manuel Valdez 1972 WNYW Nww York. NV (3D Superman A stranger takes on the job of sheriff in a turned when it was realized that around the country. Darrow was WTNH Nmv llw w . CT 0D Tesoro del Saber (E) Washington Week in Review (CC) they arrivexj, they dence that Max and 11 you see a "birth Birthing (Center or a QJ Haa Haw Western town caught up in a gold ruth and it was impossible to enforce delighted and again approached WOR NmV’Yotfc. NY 0 ^ Tony Brown's Journal (R) hires the town character as his deputy enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day" celebration in New York, NY Woody Woodpecker 03) Wrestling: World Class Champion James Garner. Walter Brennan. Jack Elam no-Bingo laws. Parker Brothers, who by this tree tour please call WPIX World Wide Wrestling WHCT Hartford. CT (H) Sesame Street (CC) ship Wrestling 1969 One game o f success was not attention and personal expert medical atten your future. The Family 643-1223. WMwbury. CT [DIS] Raccoons time had heard the tumbles. In. WTXX Ask the Manager (DIS) The Boy \N |» Loved Trolls A 12 (2® Foofur WWLP SprlngRalrl- MA [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull year-old boy fries to keep childhood care that are so hard tion ot Manchester CT 0D Capftan Centella (2® Marketing WEDH [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw dreams intact by running away to search Now London, CT A lonely to come by in some Memorial's top-notch WTWS La Plaza son, Nick Buomconii (60 mm ) (In Stereo) for trolls Stars Susan Anton. Sam Water f2® MOVIE: The Goddess' WVIT Hwtford, CT ston. Matt Oil) 160 mm ) woman dreaming of Hollywood stardom doctors and nursing Boston. MA [DIS] Walcoma to Pooh Comar [M A X ] MOVIE: Howard the Duck' of the bigger hospitals. WSBK [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America struggles her way to the top Kim Stanley. WGQB Sprfngflald, MA [TMC] MOVIE: Name of the Rose' (CC) A duck from a very Earth-like planet is Lloyd Bridges. Patty Duke 1958 Throughout labor and staff. m (CC) A remote medieval abbey is plagued inadvertently pulled to Cleveland by an ex WXT\' PWwson. NJ [HBO] Movie Makers 3® Black Perspective SprfnflfioM. MA IK' by a series of grotesque murders and only perimental laser beam that also picks up delivery. M ax’s parents After delivery, WOBY [USA] Beat the Pros ThEBuvtmf _ WTIC Hsrtfm. CT one man can solve the puzzle Sean Con more sinister extraterrestrial guests Lea 3® MOVIE: The Legend of Lizzie Bor Mom was settled into CNN Csbla Now. Nat. ICNN] nery, F Murray Abraham 1986 Rated R Thompson. Jeffery Jones, Tim Robbins 1 1 ;3 0 A M (3D New Monkees den' A woman it accused ol the axe mur had the support of ders of her father and stepmother Eliza DISNEY Disnay Chwinal (DIS) (In Stereo) 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) (3D America's Top Ten their own nurse in the her comtortable ri>om BiRrHn« Center ESPN Sports Natwork (ESPN) [USA] Zsa Zsa Gabor Discover belhMonigomery, Fritz W eaver, Katherine [USA] 0® Sybervision Weight Control Helmond 1975 “v AI MAM H IM I K Ml MOKIAI lUJsm-M HBO Hottm Box OffiM IHBOl privacy ol their own ■ where Max was wel CINEMAX CbMtnax [MAXI 9 :1 0 A M [C N N ] Heahhweek 10:1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week .ivloifaOhannalJr'TtMC) (JSj (I® N w Archies TMC 9:30A M (3D Gtlligan's Island 10 :30 A M (T' New Adventures of ContInuAd... USA ./USA/latwork* (U8A1 Thif V7aek in ,ir 3D P'-'.'na Puopiai '^•9 h n f V^#use (CCj MANCHESTER HEftAUpl fotuHayrOct. 10.19»r - »7 • ! r f :. r ■ ■ '! 2:30AM 0® MOVIE: 'Promise* in the Dark' A sTrong willed, compassioneiii M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. tO, 1M7 FRATIK'S do cio r fighi* to momtein her obiectivtty as PLACE a young patient struggles against cancer V Marsha Mason. Kathleen Beller. Ned ® Embaiador** de la Mutica Coloni- ^ Saturday, Coatiaaed btana 'TraiiK'A Place" Beatty 1979 @ Victo>v O arden (CC). cen ters on a down- [CNN] Sport* Latenight [ESPN] Cottage Football: Notra Dsma Satiurdavy Coatfaraad [CNN] Big St«y young woman sets out to revisit her lost h om e Hew O r g® MOVIE: 'W e of the Never Never' past Talia Shire, John Belushi. Richarri at Pittsburgh (3 hrs I (R| The first white woman to venture into the leans restaurant 5:00PM CS3 O M lta lo n Im poealM e Jordan. 1979. , [USA] Night Flight: Video Flash Tracks Australian wilderness struggles for hurnan d S W a b a te r run by Ibrnier classic. Errol Flynn. Dean Stockwell, Paul dignity. Angela Punch McGregor, Arthur QD Ghost Story 3:00AM X Home Shopping Over (1$ Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) college professor . Lukas. 1950 Rated G. ® Great Chah of the West Dignam, Tony Barry. 1983 (g) Tales From the Darkside A pokti- Frank Parrish night Service Continues (2 hrs I 8 « u m 0 S t r M t (CC). [ESPN ] Tennis: W CT Open (Semifinal ( 8 T h e S a in t cian's life undergoes a transformation after ® ) Once a Hero (CC) The Captain Justice (Urn Reid, I.) and X MOVIE: 'Kona Coast' The skipper'ol MOVIE: 'OallM Cowboy ChoortMd- Round) From Scottsdale, Ariz. (2 hrs.) d S Eata Semana an Beiabol comic book publishers try to prevent an he makes a campaign stop in a small town a (ishing boat vow s revnngo when hrs ort ir A behind'the scene* story of the head c o o k B ig (Live) IS) Frugal Gourmet Saaaon Premiere (In actor who played the TV character from (g) Butterflies daughtJt dies o( a drag overdose Richard cheerleaders during the critical w e^ s they wearing the costume during public appear Boone. Vera Milos, Joan Blondoll 1968 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Spy Who Came in Stereo) (g) Barney Miller Arthur (Tony Bur prepare new dartce routirtes. John David* From the Cold' A British Intelligence agent ances. ( ^ min.) [CNN] Nowawatcb ton). The C M [CNN] N a w sn ig h t son, Laraine Stephens 16BO. in Berlin is called to London after one of his 13 g ) MOVIE: 'Rosemary's Baby' A preg [CNN] P rim e N e w s nant woman realizes her husband is in a eries airs S A T U R [M A X ] MOVIE: Cobra' ICC) An L A [CNN] Newsday contacts is kilted at the Berlin W all. Richard [T M C ] MOVIE: 'A Sueetcar Named [HBO] MOVIE: Night Shift' A mikf- c o p 's lovestigetion kilo a series of random Burton. Claire Bloom. Oskar Werner. Deeire* A woman struggles to keep her no volved w ith a coven of w itches w ho have DAY. O CI. 10. (DIS) Edison Twins mannered supervisor runs a call girl ring designs on her iinborn baby Mia Farrow. murders reveal* that there could be more 1966. faded touihern gentility despit^ badgering [M A X ] Dangerous Film Club from the city morgue Henry Winkler, Shel John Cassavetes. Ruth Gordon. 1968. then one killer. Sylvester Stallone, Brigitte by her brother-in-la.r. Vivien Leigh. Marlon o CHECK IISTINGS [USA] MOVIE: 'The Touch of Satan' Brando. Kim Hunter. 1951. Rated PG. n r ley Long, ft^hael Keaton. 1982. Rated R. Nielsen. Rani Sentoni 1986 Rated R (In [U SA ] Dance Party USA (60 min ) Murderous sisters pact with the devd in dD PELICULA: 'La Venganza del Lobo [M AX] MOVIE; JaWs II' (CCl Another F08 EXACT TIME Stereo) order to hah the aging process. Michael [U S A ] Chack It OutI Howard helps Mar N egro' El Lobo Negro enfrenta al goberna- 1 2:30PM (X) To Be Announced. w hite shark threatens Am ity )ust as the [TMd] MOVIE; 'A Straatcar Named Berry, Emby Meltay. Lee Amber. 1971. lene open the lines of com m unication with dor impuesto por el gobierno que irata de town returns to prosperity. Roy Scheider, Dssit*' A woman struggles to keep hai CD Fan C lu b her father. aumentar los impuestos a los poUadores Murray Hamilton. Lorraine Gary, 1978, faded southern gentility despite badgering ® I'm Tellingl 2:10PM [CNN] HM lthw ^ ' de Monterrey. Femandd Allende. Christian 5:30PM Q® Bustin' Loose Everyone's Rated PG. Bach. by her brothar-in-law. Vhrieh Leigh. Marlon ® What About Women 2:30PM (X ) C oMm * Fo o tba ll Okla- in an u^ oar when tha water heater breaks [USA] MOVIE: Devil's Nightmare' A [ESPN ] Cotlaga Football Continuaa Brindo. Kim Hunter. 1961 Reted PG hom a va. Texas, from The Cotton Bow l in (g) Alive From Off Center. Operation X 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide [CN N] Evans and Novak down. (In Stereo) ,[U SAh Night Film Dallas. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) busload of travelers find themselves ({D New Monkaes The New Monkees and [U SA ] Night Flight [DIS] MOVIE: 'Rubber Tarzan' A ttmid GB) V ic to ry G arden (CC|. stranded at a sinister castle. Erica Blanc. 1:15AM X M O V IE : a Tala of TVvo (S) CoBectora A tour of a tum-of-the- a few aspiring singers hope to thwart the M o v ia grade school boy discovers his selfworth DanieIxEmilfork. 1971. Citiee' Dicken’s classic tale of romance ^ 2'i}0.4M X 3:30AM [CNN] TW* Weak in Japan century Western town re-creation; Steve d® Chaapirito (60 min.) evil plans of Larry’s minister-uncle when befriended by a nearby dock worker. and violence during the French RevokiiTon. 0® INN Nawa [DIS] Palmaratowil U.8.A. Franko discussqs earfy photographic- (S > This Old Houia (CC) Beginning the 8:30PM ® Everything’s Relative [CNN] P inna cle Alex Svenbjerg, Otto Brandenberg. 1981 o Peter Cushing, Chris Sarandon, Dame Flora (S) Jimmy Swaggart equipment. ** ' • next protect, the rgnovation of a Tampa, o (CC) Scott asks Julian for a loan. Rated NR e[DI8] Ck>)lsg«.Bowl '87 (In Stereo) ' Robson. 1980. 3:55AM [HBO] M ovI* Makara Fla., home; Vila tours the city (R) ® ® New Adventures of"Beans Bax (® That's the Spirit [ESPN] Women's Bowling: Hammer Justin W ilson's Louisians Cookin' - [HBO] MOVIE: 'Out of Bot(pds' An Iowa [CNN] lanv King WeMtand ter (CC) Beans baby-sits a robotic body 1:20AM [TM C] MOVIE; 'Commando' (S i A B C N a w a (CC|. ^ 4:00AM Eastern Open From Virginia Beach. Va. O u td o o rs [CNN] Nawsmakar ^turday farm boy’s visit to Los Angeles turns into a guard that goes on a rampage (In Stereo) (CC) A former veteran battles an old ad [HB0]M0VIE; Nlghtfchlft' (90 min.) (Live) [CN N ] Style W ith Elsa Klanech [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air Miguel asks for fight for life w)ien rfe’s mistakenly sus versary in an effort to rescue hit kidnepptd [CNN] FoBg^ Coftasyndanta 4:25AM an expiansive sports car as a present for his o ® W e G o t tt M a d e pected of murder. Anthony Michael Hall. daughter. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rae [ESPN] SporttCantsr - A mUd-mannerad supervisor ran* « <:»'l Bt" [M A X] MOVIE: The Man Who Saw To ( £ MOVIE: -Tha NakadJun- 3:00PM 16th (Mnhday. Jermy Wnght. JeH Kober. 1986. Rated R ring from the city morgue. Henry W inkl«. morrow' Michel de Nostradamus accur gle' A South American plantation owner ® NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at Dawn Chong. 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) [U SA] Night FHght (In Stereo) Shelley Long. Michael Keaton 1982 ately predicted the rise of Hitler and other * and his beautiful bride fight billions of sol D T v Hartford W halers (3 hrs . 30 min ) (Tape 5:45PM [O lS] 1:30AM (M l Dating Gama , M O V IE : Rated R. historical figures. Narrator Orson Welles dier ants eating everything in their path. Delayed) * ^ [USA] Night Flight 2:15AM [HBO] shadow Play' Plagued by writer s bioclf, a pley- 1961 Rated PG Charlton Heston. Eleanor Parker, William 6:00PM (X (S) ® N e w s (g) This Old House (CC| Completing the [CN N] Cro**fire Saturday 4:30AM X b j / Lobo 1 1 : 1 5PM [TM C] MOVIE; 'Outlend’ wright seeking some form of inspiration (D What's Happening Now!! Shirley’s ooooo Tampa home renovations including the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Kim ' The orphaned son of Conrad. 1954. A space-age rnarshali tries to keep the g®F-Trooj» 1:00PM (B MOVIE: 'th* tantervMto newest employee turns the diner into a a Bhtish soldier grows up amidst tha Pd- - heads back to the island where her (iei*ee Qhost' The spirit of a 17th century English deck and a screened enclosure; a budget peace in a la w lw s mining cam p on one of CD W College Football Today Hosts: A nighttime teen club to im press a girl. venture and pomp o( 19th-comury Co died-seven years before. DetF Wallace ' [MAX] Oangaioo* Film Chib nobleman haunts his American descen oooooo ^..review. Jupiter^s moon^ Sean Connery. Peter Stone, (aoris Leachman. Ron Kuhlmen, Trautw ig and Jim Hill. lonial India. Based on Rudyard Kipling's- CD W W F Superstars of W re stlin g (Si'W Hd America Tips on tracking and Boyle. FrafKes Sternhagen. 1981. Rated 4:H0AM [U SA ] Night F l W ^ / dants as they move into the family’s an classic. Errol Flynn. Dean StockwaN. Psu* 1086. Rated R, « cestral castle. Sir John Gielgud, Ted W ass, CD Knight Rider ACROSS DOWH getimg close to foxes, moose, bears and Q3) © Fame Tragedy strikes the school R. (In Stereo) Lukas. 1950. Rated G. Alyssa Milano. 1986^^______03) Twilight Zone when Nicole is killed in a car accident. (60 1 sin ger Abbe — 2 Costello's buddy 1 1 :30PM X Sha'i tlw SlwriH CD MOVIE: 'Tha^^lmate ^ rrlor' C3i) S o u l Train min.) (R) ® Leg W o rk Claire defends a 5 Com edian Bob 3 Word for Nanette 9:00PM X Friday the 13th: The 8«rt«* Ry»n »nd Plague and starvation compound w e prob (2$ Justin W ilson's Louisiana Cookin' ■. 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[CNN] Daywatch women bleed. Some men think data-that would support your [DISl Mouaerciae 8 ) 8 Another World 5:00PM ® News retract the foreskin to properly normal for heterosexual couples it is thought that women may [D IS ] You and Me. Kfd " 1 2:30PM CD Young and the Restless it’s funny if you can’t walk qr go theory, I accept the current [ESPN ] Natton'a Buainaaa Today 8 Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers ® Diff'rent Strokes clean the genitals of infant boys. to have anal sex? My boyfriend also be negatively affected. CD Currant Affair - to work the next day. There is medical information about pain 9:30AM (X) Leave It to Beaver (43) La Hora del Gene ® Live at Five says it is, but I wasonce told that However, high biqpd pressure 6:45AM (X) Nawa CD 8 Lovinji Research has established that with deep thrusting, namely, that 3 3 Carol Burnett And Friends 9 5 Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffa ® T .J. Hooker liking this means that the man even a hit record, “I Wanna Be (SD Waathar ® varjatf^rograms the tip of the penis and the most of the women who report itself may also reduce sexual (35 F-Troop (H Good Times Your Sledgehammer”; this man (S) A.M. Waathar 8 sErsbbla [C N N ] Newsday foreskin form from a single has homosexual tendencies. functioning, so do not stop taking 8 ) Jimmy Swaggsrt d D Knight Rider is not offering to cut down some such pain a're found to have a 7:00AM CD CBS Nawa [ESPN ] Varied Programs tissue and that the foreskin this medication on your own in ® Journal 8 Sea Hunt ^ Happy Days woman’s tree for firewood. 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Complaints ( ^ Today (In Stereo) (X) Qereldo [U S A ] Anything for Money 8 Saber Riders causes cancer of the cervix or d D Novela: La Dama de Rosa For these reasons, parents are and 10 percent have neutral The most common physical about sexual problems are (ig) Miatar Rogara (35 IWwk S Mindy 1:00PM CD Hour Magazine ® Heathcliff other diseases. I think those dD Varied Programs now advised that washing the feelings about this activity. causes include PID (pelvic common from patients taking (8 ) Dudlav Doright (3D Bob Tilton CD ® All My Children [U S A ] Press Your Luck However, regardless of how diseases are caused by painful high-blood-pressure medica-' (8 ) 700 Ckib [C N N ] Newswatch external penile surface with soap inflammatory disease — inflam ^ Ghoatbuatara CD High Rollara 3:00PM Q 3 Guiding Light widespread this practice may be. 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DEAR READER: Sex is the inside of the uterus, implant 9 ) Judge dD Gimme a Break can be taught the importance of There are no data linking this to one who specializes in [U S A ] Cartoona 8 VagaS (lj) Undardog supposed to be pleasurable, not and grow outside the uterus.) ®5 826,000 Pyramid Laveme & Shirley retracting the foreskin and activity among heterosexual diagnosing and treating women’s 7:30AM (D Momlng Program 9 5 Novels: Laonala ® Thundercats painful. In a perfect world, no Some women are found to have [U S A ] Movie ® ) © ) Square One Television (CC). washing beneath it as part of a males to eventual homosexual sexual dysfunctions. CD ® Ha-Man 81 Maatara ol tha Unlv [D IS ] Varied Programs (S ) ® Santa Barbara one. man or woman, would be enlarged ovaries, ovarian cysts, (1^ Cheers daily'shower or bath. behavior or desires. Send questions to Dr. Relnisch area 1 0:30AM CS Bewitched [U S A ] U f a Make a Deal O ) Defenders of the Earth expected to experience activities damage to supportive ligaments, [D IS ] Varied Programs Talk with your physician about All of the nerves in the genital in care of The Kinsey Report. CD Jataona (X) ® Superior Court 1:30PM CD Bold and tha Beautiful ® Baverfy Hills Teens that are not pleasurable. a short vagina or some other [U S A ] Mr. T and Friends your concerns and to find out area can be involved in sexual P.O. Box 48, Bloomington, IN (35 Tranatomwra (35 Sanford end Son CD Love Connection (S)TNT Frankly, it sounds as though you disorder of the pelvic area. For Spiral Zoita (SI ® Classic Concentration arousal and satisfaction, so it is 47402. (3i what procedures he or she have not been fortunate In the some women, pain symptoms (8) Domda tha Manaca ® Phyllis follows for circumcision. Some no surprise that some individuals Volume of mail prohibits sexual partners you’ve had. The occur only at certain times in (Q) (SB Captain Kangaroo (B) Varied Programs physicians feel that anesthetics do derive pleasure from such personal replies, but questions of vast majority of men do not each mensthial cycle. m 9 5 Card Sharks activi;(y. However, the tissues of general interest may be Astrogniph increase the risk of infections, intentionally hurt women during Medical treatment for these 1 1 :00AM QD Price Is Right while other physicians use a local the rectum differ from those of conditions may need to be discussed in future columns. you have to defend your views and the vagina. are not designed to be sex and will stop thrusting if a Sohitioii ( D One Dey at p Time today that lijvohrea your mate without anesthetic. woman asks them to stop or says supplemented by psychological ■ i ( D Divorce Court first getting his or her approval. Speak opinions. elastic or to lubricate, and hence' TA U R U S (A prs 20-May 20) Be both Then you and your husband therapy, because a woman who only for yourselL are much more easily irritated it hurts. (33 Peopla era Telhing \< V ju r alert and cautious If you have to con should reach a decision and has felt pain often fears sex will (3l) Sanford end Son 8AQITTAIHUS (Nav. 23-Oae. 21) Don’t or tom. This caring reaction is ANSWER be afraid to ertanga your mind today it. duct business today with a person or make sure that your physician ingrained in most men, who seek be painful again, and thus tenses, (3D’ p TL Club '^Birthday firm with whom you are unfamiliar. It is thought that anal contact Send questions to Dr. on review, you feel you've made a deci and the hospital are clearly to give and receive pleasure, not which may also increase or iLiAiHUMHioipriSli 18 I Dream of Jeannie sion that Is counter to your interests. Don't take any chances. informed as to your wishes. may increase a person's risk of OEMIM (May 21-Juna 20) Today you cause pain. Some women need Relnisch in care of The 8 ® Wheel of Fortune Sunday, O ct 11,1SS7 Protect yourselt. exposure to the vims that causes pain. Admittedly there are some □ □ □ □ □ may have to associate with someone Although cost may not be a help proving to themselves that □ □ □ □ o: □ 8 Jimmy Swsggart Thar* will be many Important things on C A P m e O R N (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) It’s best men who equate having sex with Kinsey Report, P.O. your agenda In the year ahead. Hdwev- not to attempt complicated do-it-your who la negative and rather difficult to aggression or causing pain. the cause of the pain has been 8 M a u d e please. Don't let his or her mood darken Box 48, Bloomington, □ □ □ □ □ 8 9 5 Who's tha Bose? |R) er, tha achlavment of one goal will take self tasks today that you have never There is little research on the eliminated and that sex can precedence over all tha othara. It will be tried before. This Is not the right time to your outlook. □ o aa □ □□□□ C A N C E R (June 21-Jfily 22) A responsi partners of such men and few indeed be pleasurable. Ind. 47402. Volume of □□□ o □□□□ 1 1 :30AM (33 Too Cloee for Comfort a vary ambitious undertaking. experiment. bility may be neglected today because -clinical reports on how to change Another possible catihe of pain □ □ □ □ □ o CD High Rollare AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Someone mail prohibits personal you'll encounter today has access to a you'll feel Inconvenienced. It will be just ^*1 Why does no one mention the fact that their behavior. . is lack of sexual arousal. When a — □ □ □ □ (35 Beat Talk In Town U B B A (SapL 23-O et 23) Early In the aa hard later when you won't be able to woman is fully aroused by day your attitude will be a bit negative, contact you need. Even though you're What you describe'is sex abuse replies, but questions ______□ □ □ □ □ 8 Bewitched dodge It. many women hurt because they have been and everything you fttempt could prove not overly fond of this person, try to ac and would probably meet the adequate foreplay, her vagina 8 (S) Win. Lose or Draw LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Give an ac of general interest may □oaaa □□□□□ difficult. By evening, you’ll be back on quire his or her support. changes at the inside end and she 8 Three Stooges PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A family quaintance you know only casually a intentionally hurt by thrusting that is too definition of assault and battery a □ □ □ □ track. Major changes are ahead tor Li chance to redeem hla or herself In your (and perhaps rape) in most secretes vaginal lubrication. be discussed In future 8 Dick Van Dyke bras In the coming year. Send for your problem can be reaotved today wl,thln %j an© □□© □ tha confines of your home. If In-lawa or eyes. Don't condemn this person on deep? Many women have endured this time areas. Both of these changes act to 8 IB) Mr. Bahredcra (R| Astro-Qreph predictions today. Mall SI columns. □ □ □ o □ □ □ □ relatives are brought Into the picture. It one unpleasant happening. reduce the likelihood of vaginal (B) Saasma Street (CC) to Astro-Qraph, c/o.'thls newspaper, Reports on injuries resulting NANCV could turn Into a soap opera. VIROO (Aug. 29-8apL 22) Don't de-. after time. abrasion or bumping of the [DIS] Wait Disnay Preaents P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- mean youraM today by thlnklrtg others from rape do include tears and WALKtn 34238. 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If the nursing home Makes 6 servings. doesn’t provide for this, many Kids love the old stantfiiys hot Cover with top half of buns. friendship, but you feel resident’s schedule. If you visit hearing-aid suppliers will make dogs and hanibuigers. They also uncomfortable in the at mealtime or just when your Makes 6 servings. free nursing home visits for this enjoy Italian and Mexican food and nursing-home atmosphere. parent is about to go to therapy distrustful of anything that looks EL GRANDE ROU.-UPS How can we, as friend or or some activity, it can be purpose. Make sure that extra I‘A pounds ground beef There’s lots of delicious flavor hearing-aid batteries are on like it should be good far you. relative of a nursing-home upsetting. The activities of the Which does it diftk(iit. I teaspoon dried parsley and nutrition in these terrific hand. '' resident, make our visit a quality day, limited as they may be, are You ward to give them leaves sandwich packets. They are just visit rather than a mere duty important to the nursing-home Don’t just sit there; do I teaspoon chili powder as good reheated in the something. One middle-aged well-balanced and healthful meals call? patient. If they have to forgo / igg, slightly beaten microwave as they are freshly businessman always cleans his and they don’t wmt to eat anything How can we give our loved music therapy in order to enjoy I cup crushed cracker baked. father’s electric shaver when he that looks different. Just rerneniber one a pleasant memory to savor? your company, it dilutes the that food for kids can be fun as crumbs SURPRISE PIZZA PACKETS If we are sensitive to the needs pleasure of the visit. visits. The daughter of an / tablespoon margarine elderly nursing-home resident well as nutritious. I tablespoon margarine of our particular patient, we can ’The following recipes are tasty I (8-ounce) can tomato 'A pound ground raw turkey a We all like to sets her mother’s hair and discover many small ways to \ Bring gift. and colofftil and will appeal to sauce 1 (8-ounce) can tomato enrich his or her days with our receive gifts for special holidays. manicures her fingernails. kids. Best of all, they’re packed 'A cup water sauce Your nursing-home patient is no Homey little tasks, but they visit. foil of good-heaHhfiil ingredienls. 'A teaspoon chili powder 'A teaspoon dried powder. Cut in margarine until minced onions Reach out and touch someone. exception. But it is best to be serve to make these visitors feel 4 (8-inch) flour tortillas oregano leaves crumbly. Add milk; stir until it 'A cup chopped Phy;sical contact is important in practical about the gift you they are doing something for dill pickles Serve this hearty dill-flavared shredded process American 'A teaspoon garlic powder forms dough. Roll dough on a all our loving relationships, but bring. Storage space is at a their parents. I (T.S-outice) can A new bride had her baker tuna-potato soup wddi com muffins, 'A teaspoon instant floured surface into a 16 x 12” especially so to one living in the premium. And physical appleauce and oatmeal cookies. cheese r^rigerated biscuits ( 10) make a special small wedding minced onions rectangle. Cut into six 8 x 4” impersonal atmosphere of a limitations must also be SMPVMIECK CHOWDER 'A cup shredded process cake for her to take to her Combine ground beef, salt to taste rectangles. nursing home. A hug and a kiss considered. 3 medium pouttaoes, peeled 2 cups flour American cheese A nice gift is a big calendar grandfather in a nursing home. parsley, chili powder, egg and S p r^ cottagd cheese equally can brighten a gloomy day. You andcuM 'A teaspoon salt Preheat oven to 400F. of the type many business He shared it with the nursing cracker craml» in bowl. Mix on one half of each rectangle. can hold your mother’s hand as life before the nursing home. He I cup water teaspoons baking powder In 8" skillet brown ground went to the farmer’s market establishments use, the kind with staff, thereby becoming a part of lightly, but well. Divide into 4 4 Top cottage cheese with equal . you talk, or pat her shoulder. A has a wealth of memories I teaspoon instant minced beef; drain off exceu fat. Stir in yesterday to buy strawberries for one large nujtnber to a page, that the joyful celebration even •A cup margarine airwimts of turicey mixture. Fold warm touch will reassure her she equal parts. Shape each into a ketchup, mustard, onions and a pie.” “I tried a new recipe for waiting to be tapped. can be hung on the wall. Since a though he couldn’t attend. onions Vs cup m ilk over other half to form square; is still part of a family circle. You’ll hear some fascinating V fat roll about 6” long. pickles; heat through. Remove oatmeal cookies this morning.” page must be torn off each Performing some small '/« teaspoon dried dUhveed ' I cup SHutU-curd cottage seal edges with fork. Cut slits in Unless we belong to an ethnic tales about how things used to Melt margarine in large Is Grandpa a sports fan? You morning, it gives the patient a personal task can make you feel I (KPA-ounce) can cheese, dra^ffl tops. Bake dn ungreased baking from heat. group that is especially be. Is he a retired baker? Just skillet. Add 2 rolls; brown on all Separate dough into 10 demonstrative, touching is can talk about the latest game small daily ritual to perform. closer to your special resident condensed cream o f . --i s h ^ in 400F oven for 17 to 20 lead the discussioh to the high sides, turning caiefolly. Remove biscuits; place each biscuit in a sometimes difficult for us to do. played by his favorite team. Was Large-type books and and gives added purpose to your celery soup Melt marganne in siruul minutes or until golden brown. cost of today’s wedding cakes, and repeat with remaining rolls. very lightly greased muffin cup. But we can consciously develop Grandma a gardening enthusiast? magazines are a good choice if visit. Ask “What can I do for I cup nuUc skillet. Add turkey; cook until Makes 6 servings. Ask her advice about your own and watch Grandpa take control you today?” It’s one more way Drain excess fat. Press tkrugh to cover bottom and the habit. Learn to embrace, to eyesight isn’t as good as it used I (6'/2-ounce) can Klix tomato sauce, water and browned. Stir in tomato sauce, garden. of the conversation. Did to show you care. sides of cup.Spoon hot meat into pat, to clasp a hand. A touch Grandma come to this country to be. You might bring a small water-paded tuna, drained 1/4 teaspoon chili powder in oregano, garlic powder, onions DIUY BISCUIT BITES Your conversation should lake snack (if it’s allowed) or hand Your nursing-hotrre visit isn’t I pound ground beef biscuit cups; sprinkle with says “I care.” A kiss and from Italy as a girl? Mention her skilto. Add all the meat rolls. and salt. Simmer, uncovered, for Grandma or Grandpa outside the lotion, shampoo or fine soap. depressing or boring. It is a cheese. Bake for 10 minutes or embrace say “1 love you,” even home village, and Grandma will Combine potatoes, water, onim Cocw over medium heat until 5 minutes; cool. •A cup ketchup world of the nursing home. Save . Just be sure they’re in challenge to your ingenuity. I teaspoon prepared mustard until crust is golden brown. though w ^tnjy find the words take it from there. You’ll learn a and dillweed together in medium mixture comes to a boil. Reduce Stir together flour, Vi up little tidbits of family news in easy-to-open containers so - Make your loved one feel Mtdees 10 servings. ■ hard to say. lot about life and history, and saucepan. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer 20 teaspoon salt and baking I teaspoon instant The warmth of your touch can between visits and store them in arthritic fingers won’t tun into important. You are the link to your memory. One college girl you’ll both be the richer for it. heat; cover and smWKr 10 to IS minutes, basting rolls serveral be spread to some of the other problems. the family circle and to the kept a running list of things to Some days it may be minutes, or until potatoes are residents. As you enter or leave Snapshots of family events ate outside world. Plan now to make times. share with her grandmother. impossible to interest Grandma tender. the nursing home, you’ll be sure always a welcome gift. These your next visit an occasion. And Sprinkle cheese on each Events that seem mundane to or Grandpa in “the good old Blend soup, milk and tuna into to see other patients sitting in can be displayed on the patient’s when you have left, your parent tortilla. Place a meat roll on one you will give Grandnia or days.” It seems as if all he or will boast proudly, “That was potatoes. Heat through- end and roll up. Serve on plate hallways or lounges. It only she wants to do is complain. At bulletin board, making a focal Grandpa something to think ^ point for conversation with the my son,” or “That was my Makes 4 servings. seam side down. takes a fnoment to stop and say about after your visit is over. times like these, you may have a checrfuK“Hello” or “How are nursing staff as well as other daughter.” You too are someone Spoon excess fat off tonutlo Maybe Becky won a blue to look beyond the complaints to The young and young-at-heait you today?" You can touch a patients. special. ■ sauce; pour in a bowl. Serve ribbon with her project for the what is really being said. love this tasty handsome main dish. hand or shoulder, even if you Once you satisfy yourself that Don’t worry about buying along with meat rolls to be used science fair at school. Or Jason elaborate gifts. The best gift you Serve with tossed g im salad and don’t know that person. Just got his first tricycle. Perhaps the complaint is not a valid one, as sauce, if desired. WONG'S RESTAURANT watch those old eyes light up. can bring is yourself, especially chocobte cake with ice cream. you had a small triumph at just listen quietly and let Makes 4 servings. TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS Perhaps you’ll be rewarded with / if you come equipped with a CORNY CHU PIE work. Paint a word picture for Grandma “blow off steam.” / a smile, a squeeze of the hand. cheery smile and a sunny mood. I 'A pound ground b e tf Grandma to muse over later When she complains about the ★ ★ ★ •CHEF W ONG*^ ★ ★ You may have brightened the i / (ll'A-ouncel can SLOPPY TEXAS HOT DOGS when she is alone. food or insists the mattress is ' P*c* youisalf. The pace of I tablespoons margarine day for one of the estimated 50 lumpy, she may really be condensed chili betf your visit should be relaxed attd I pound hot dogs, cut Dinner Specials Weekly percent of nursing-home patiente B« an IntariMted listanar. saying, “I’m lonely, I’m a little with bean soup who never rrxeive a visit. Remember, you don’t have to do slow. Don’t breeze in and I cup whole-kernel com. in *A” pieces it frightened, I don’t want to be annoutKe, “1 can only stay a POST ROAD PLAZA all the talking. Your old ^ dependent.” We all drained I small onion, chopped What can wa talk about? minute. I’m on my way to a •A cup dum ped celery Young people especially nursing-home resident may seem have our off days. Grandma and \ I cup flour passive, contributing little to the dinner party.” Try not to I (16-ounce) can red complain, “I don’t know what Grandpa are entitled to theirs. indicate by your manner that you I cup yellow commeal R7IU0AA1 conversation. But Grandpa has a kidney beans, drained to say to Grandma.” Grandma have far more important things ! % cup sugar lot of experience to draw upon. A Chang* of scan*. Rather than I (8-ounce) can tomato A CHEF WONG RESTAURANT wants to hear about little awaiting your attenion. Your 1 4 teaspoons baking powder And you have the key. You can visiting in Mother’s room, try to everyday happenings that will visit is a special occasion in the ] 'A teaspoon salt sauce tactfully draw him into provide a change of scene. If iiiclude her in your life. Ym are she’s able, take her to a lounge life of your nursing-home link to the outside world. I reminiscing about the past, about A M - MANCigffrER HERALD, gatwnlay. Oct. 10.1W7 ; ' ! ; jl» •! « 1 » 5 .. j ( « I i> " M * “ 3 ‘ Who is Beverly D’Angelo? Filmeter By Bob Thomas The Associated Press Robert DiMatteo WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST LOS A N G E L E S — Let the others go for the gold. Beverly D'Angelo is content to build her acting career on a series of showy supporting TOGETHER roles that often prompt moviegoers to ask. "Who is she?” In movie theaters D ’Angelo first drew that reaction as the raucous Patsy Cline in "Coal Orphans (II) Lyle Kessler's play charts the balance Miner's Daughter,” almost steal of power between two brothers— one a thief, the other ing the movie from Sissy Spacek. an asthmatic Invalid— and the enigmatic father-figure Now she is doing more of the same as^tbe Marine’s wife who elopes iUtid of a hood who comes between them. Set in the HAIW N «Al,-• MAK»U«aW with an oversexed teen-ager in “ In Vfir® brothers' wreck of a home, the play Is an odd mix of ^ and the ManchesterMAPf^ l«AHerald L -• CMtIM»U«0«" the Mood." The Lorimar movie is m Harold Pinter and Sam Shepard — ominous, cryptic based on the real-life exploits of and pseudo-mythic. But it provides the kind of material Sonny Wisecarver, the California that bold performers eat up. boy who made headlines in the 1940s O n stage, Kessler's play was a triumph of stunning, by eloping with married women. go-for-broke physicality. The movie version, directed Except for a T V production of "A by Alan J. Pakula (“All the Presidents Men”), tries to Streetcar Named Desire" that preserve the play's weird lyricism, favoring a brought her an E m m y nomination, thoatricallty that sometimes looks pretty fraudulent on D'Angelo has generally played secondary roles — "National Lam - film. Along the way, some of the raw Immediacy Is lost. APpheio -poon’s Vacation,” "Natlonal Lam By "opening up” the play, taking us beyond the poon's European Vacation,""Find- brothers’ dilapidated rooms, the movie also sacrifices - ers Keepers,"“Paternity” and Patrick Dempsey and Beverly D'Angelo pose for a photo the essential sense of claustrophobia. “ Maid to Order." on the set of their new movie, “In the Mood." Freed from this tight theatrical grip, one Is more "Except perhaps for comedy, in photographs of her surrounded by aware of Kasseler's stagecraft — the occasional films today thereseems to be some to be part of projects that you like in JoumalisU and photographers, and overrewhing aphorism, the way a corny message kind of unwritten formula that lead their wholeness — that’s probably not the calculatingiy ambitious way she was really happy. ’This was a about brotherhood and family Is dressed up In characters are homogenised, and to create power. But that’s the path moment In her life that she was dramatic eccentricities. Fortunately, there are still the color in a story Is provided by flashy feature roles," she said. I ’ve chosen." really enjoying. strong moments and pockets of brutal humor. “It’s rare to find a script in which “ In the Mood” demonstrates the “ She had to have a tremendous Of the three mein actors, Albert FInrrey cornea oft the lead role, especially a woman, D’Angelo formula. The story fo amount of confidence to make the best ->brlnglngacurdled showman's flair to the role of is a full-blown character. You can cuses on Sonny Wisecarver (Pa choice to do this crasy thing — and an old-timer who Is far from the drunken patsy that he find those opportunities in feature trick Dempsey), the ingenuous then make the choice to end it. Sometimes it’s easy to start some at first seems. As the straggly-haired, asthmatic roles. 19iyear-old lover who runs off with younger brother, Kevin Anderson repeats his wild, “1 never approached acting in a young housewife (Talla Balsam ). thing and difficult to finish it. That any other way ttan creating a body Soon after being returned to his took guts.” perhaps too-practiced, stage performance. As the “In the Mood" lovingly reprodu older brortier, the seemingly vanity-tree Matthew of work. I do think it's probably not family, the “Woo Woo Kid" disap the best way' to get the best of pears with another older woman, ces the big-band music of the IBMs, Modlen (“Bridy." "Full Metal JackeT) is almost and although D ’Angelo doesn’t sing Hollywood. But especially In the who proclaims to the press that exhaustingly offbeat. O ra d « on the sound track, she delivers two past three years I’ve noticed “ he’s more of a man at IS than a lot songs on the sound track album. Best Beller (R) This highly charged thriller boasts careers made or broken on the of men are at S8.” Sonny Wisecarver is still alive Music comes naturally to her. two compelling - star performances and an eerie basis of one film. There’s more emphasis on actors’ trying to and running a telephone business in “ M y father played bass In the big premise. Too bad the movie Is disjointed and capture everybody’s heart rather Redlands, Calif., and he was bands," she said. “ He sUrted with overdoses on nastiness. than everybody’s imagination. consulted on the movie. But the Tony Pastor when Rosemary Cloo James Woods stars os a charming psychopath of a “ You can bMome a star if you woman D ’Angelo plays could not be ney was singing with the band. He hit man for a corporate king, who enlists the aid of capture everybody’s heart,” D’An found, and so the actress had to also played with Jim m y, and cop-crime writer Brian Dennehy to put his sordid past gelo. “ You can have a career if you build the character on her own. Tommy Dorsey and Claude Into book form. Years before. Woods wounded capture everybody’s imagination “ I loved her.” she said. “ Eve ry Thornhill. thing I imagined about her was Dennehy In a burglary — the movie Implies a dark ... creating a l ^ y of work, creating “ My parents married when they great stuff. I had seen some kinship between cop and criminal. roles that are satisfying, choosing were L8. and by the time he was 25 Directed by John Flynn, the movie seems to hove he had four kids, so he got into been edited with a cleaver. Co-star Victoria Tennant, broadcasting in Columbu^, Ohio. I playing Denneh/s lover, gives a now-you-see-her- was bom there, and I lived in now-you-don't performance. In one of her few Theater Schedule Columbus until I was 17. sustained scenes, she's the object of a particularly "You know how a piece of music ugly bit of torment with a knife, conducted by the Love (PC) Sot and Son 2,4:157:30,9:20. can evoke all these feelings that you HARTFOKO — Stakeout (R) SotandSon 14:30,7:15, sadistic Woods. 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Good condi body In good condition. speed, AM-FM Rain or shine.______Lynch... Good condition. 40,000 Streol, Monchotler. Connodlout, 0NM6, Excollont 2nd car, new Casette. 79,000 miles. 78 TOYOTA.COROLLA Automatlc il. ': J j J ? ? ’’ i I ' r a P O R T S 49ers look like a powerhouse By The Associated Press Sunday, Coach Tom Landry said he won’t start them against the The San Francisco 49ers, with 12 NFL Ronndnp Eagles. r ^ regulars in uniform, figure to be an “ We’ll probably start the same Anderson says Tigers not at crying stage group,” Landry said. ’"They’ve 4 ' NFL strike powerhouse. While the negotiations drag on, “ We can’t concede to them.” said played hard, and we’ll see how they Atlanta Coach Marion Campbell. can do,” Landry said. 38. ’Twins starter Bert Blyleven had the second weekend of makeshift By John Ntiton NFL teams is in prospect before “ We’ve got to line up and battle White has looked good in prac Tho Aneclotfd Prott given up a solo homer to Lou Whitaker them. Obviously, they’re going to tice, Landry said, and will be and a single to Darrell Evans with one small crowds and pickets outside the stadiums. For those oddsmak- be heavily fa voi^ . ’There’s nothing available but may not play in if DETROIT— Detroit Manager Sparky out In the eighth inning when Berenguer I can do to counter the talent they Kevin Sweeney has the game under came in. He struck out Kirk Gibson for ers risking lines on the games of Anderson says it’s no time for tears -4^ / replacement players, the 49ers are have.” control. despite what the Minnesota Twins the second out of the inning — angering In other Sunday games, Philadel Dorsett, who said Wednesday he ’ngers Manager Sparky Anderson with favored by more than 20 points. bullpen has done to the Tigers in the The 49ers, whose replacements phia is at Dallas, Washington at the would beg not to play Sunday, told his what he considering hot-dogging — American League playoffs. Beat the Giants replacements 41-21 New York Giants, Pittsburgh at Los Lqndry Thursday he would play if and got Alan ’Tranunnell to ground into an In two games, the Twins relievers last Monday night, now have Angeles Rams, New Orleans at St. called upon. inning-ending forceout. have recorded seven of their 11 outs by quarterback Joe Montana, running Louis. Minnesota at'Chicago, San Replacement Bears quarterback In the ninth. Berenguer struck out strikeout. They have not allowed a run, backs Roger Craig and Joe Cribbs Diego at Tampa Bay, Buffalo at Mike Hohensee, who played at the and only one hit in 3 2-3 innings. Matt Nokes, Lemon and Pat Sheridan in and wide receiver Dwight Clark for New England, Houston at Cleve University of kfinnesota but was Jeff Reardon struck out the side in the succession. A P pho to Sunday’s game at Atlanta. land, New York Jets at Indianapo overlooked by the Vikings, threw ninth inning of Game 1; JuanBerenguer ‘ ’’Berenguer last night was outstand- ‘ “ We have room to maneuver.” lis', Detroit at Green Bay, Kansas three touchdown passes in leading did the same thing in Game 2. The ing,” Anderson said. ’’Reardon has Members of the Columbia University 49ers Coach Bill Walsh said. “ This City at Miami. Cincinnati at the Bears to a 333 victory over pitched well of late, and we haven’t even Philadelphia last Sunday. bullpen has one victory and a save. And football team have a chance to become is a strong ’B’ team that our Seattle. it literally has embarrassed the Detroit seen Keith Atherton yet. ’Their whole veterans could come in with and The Los Angeles Raiders, bouyed “ I had a good career at Minne Tigers. bullpen is pitching well for them. the NCAA’s all-time ineffectual squad play with these people and not Just by the return of defensive linemen sota and never even got a tryout by It is a moJor reason the Twins are up , ” What can you say? We’re 32. It isn’t with a loss Saturday at Princeton be a total mismatch of personnel.” Howie Long and Bill PIckel, visit the Vikings,” said Hohensee, whose two-gannes-to-none going into Game 3 nice, but neither is being out of work and University. They've lost 34 in a row to Denver Monday night. height of 8 feet was one reason he Saturday in Detroit. broke. I can’t say there’s any pressure They were among the 45 regulars Chicago, 3-0, is the only unde was not sought out by NFL teams. ‘T hope they’re not crying.” Anderson on me'when I’m going to put on a suit and date. who crossed the picket line this feated team, while the Super Bowl “ I’d like to prove them wrong.” said Friday when asked the mood of his go out to dinner tonight,” Anderson said. week. Joining 85 previous strike champion Giants, Detroit and the St. Louis, which had 18 regulars team. "I have an old saying that when While the Tigers possess most of the breakers. Not all will play, some Rams are the only winless teams back but lost to Washington last you’re getting your brains beat in, don’t playoff experience on the two teams, the because they are injured. wite 33 records. Sunday, hopes the extra week will cry; when you’re beating someone ’Twins do have some veterans in their Columbia nears San Francisco has a 2-1 record, Dallas didn’t use quarterback help against the Saints, whose else’s brains out, don’t brag.” bullpen. "We have a lot more expe while the Falcons are 1-2 and all but Danny White, running back Tony scrub quarterback John Fourcade For Saturday’s game (1:05 p.m. rience in our bullpen if you add up all our one of their regular players sitting Dorsett and receiver Mike Renfro tossed for three touchdowns last EDT), the Twins will send right-handed games,” Reardon said. grid immortality out the strike. in beating the New York Jets last Sunday. rookie Les Straker, S-10, against ’Tigers Reardon and Berenguer have 35 saves right-hander Walt Terrell, 17-10 and 13-2 between them — 31 for Reardon — and By Larry MeShone at Tiger Stadium. Terrell was second on their major league experience totals 14 Tho Associated Press the ’ngers to Jack Morris this season years, six for Berenguer and eight for Oklahoma gets shots on national TV with 10 complete games. Straker, who Reardon. NEW YORK — Etched in stone above the Columbia win turn 28 on Saturday, finished only Mike Henneman, the last man out of AP photo By The Associated Press Conference contest. University library are the names of Homer, Sophocles, Elsewhere, fourth-ranked Notre one of his 26 starts, and that’s when the the bullpen for the Tigers, is a rookie ~n Twins’ reliever Juan Berenguer (right) and catcher Tim Laudner Plato, Aristotlb, Demosthenes, Cicero, Virgil. Dame visits Pitt under the lights. ’Twins’ bullpen will come into play. with 55 appearances this year, an 11-3 The Oklahoma Sooners finally N C A ^ F€K>tb«ll None of them played football for Columbia. You want No. 5 Auburn is at home agalnat Before Friday’s off-day workout. record and seven saves. Eric King was ceiebrate their 6-3 win over the Detroit Tigers Thursday night at get a chance to prove to the nation’s paeans to pigskin, go to Notre Dame. Vanderbilt, No. 6 Florida State is at Twins Manager Tom Kelly said Straker the leading save man tor Detroit this the Metrodome. The Twins iead the American League But on Saturday, this intellectual haven on the Upper viewing audience that they deserve their No. 1 ranking — and the While OkiMoma has been feast Southern Mississippi, No. 8 Clem- ’’gives you all he’s got — rix, seven real year with nine. He is in his second West Side has its shot at football immortality — read it. Championship Series, 2-0, with the series to resume today in Sooners are looking forward to ing on the likes of North Texas son entertains Virginia — the good innings — and that is what we are major-league season. infamy — when the Lions take their 33gam.e losing doing Just that in their 1987 State. North Carolina, ’Tulsa and ’Tigers lead the series 830 — and looking for tomorrow.” Morris pitched a complete game in Detroit. streak to Princeton with a chance to become the Thursday night’s loss, so the ’Tigers television debut. Iowa State, second-ranked Ne No. .9 Ohio State hosts Indiasa. In Game 1, an 35 Twins victory, NCAA’s all-time ineffectual squad. braska has played such teams as Tenth-ranked Tennessee is aot Reartten^came on in relief of Frank bullpen didn’t come into play. But in the final but. that Berenguer was trying to show up “ Nebraska has been on national Last week, the team tied Northwestern's Division I UCLA, Arizona State and South scheduled. Viola with runners at first and s ^ n d Game 1 Wednesday night, it failed "When I came up on May 11, we were the Tigers by punching his fist through TV three out of four games this the air in triumph after recording his record; the Lions’ last victory came Oct. 15. 1983, (Carolina. No. 3 Miami has faced and none out in the eighth inning. miserably. Tigers starter Doyle Alex 9>A games back,” Henneman said. season.” quarterback Jamelle Ho- strikeouts. against Yale. lieway says of Saturday’s annual Florida. Arkansas and Florida In thejSecond Ten, No. 11 UCLA is Minnesota led 4-3 at the time. Reardon ander left with one out in the eighth “ Ever since, we’ve had to battle back. “ The players are Just trying to win the game. It’s not Red River range war with Texas in State, all ranked in the Associated idle. No. 12 Michigan visits Michi gave up sacrifice flies to Dave Bergman inning, a runner at second and the score We lost three to Toronto, and then we to end the streak — I’m sure they’d like to win eight in a “ When you’ve got a sleeping dog Dallas. “ We want to show people Press Top Twenty. gan State, No. 13 Arizona State is at and Chet Lemon, then got Darrell Evans tied 35. brought them back to our backyard and down, don't embarass him.” Anderson row.” said Bill Steinman. the beleaguered sports Washington, Rutgers at No. 14 Ponn Henneman issued an intentional walk why we are the No. 1-rankedteam.” on another fly ball to end the inning. took care of them here. This thing is not said. ” ... Don’t ever do it. ’That sleeping information director at Columbia and recent host to State, No. 18 Alabama at Memphis to Kent Hrbek, then loaded the bases “ It is very important to me.” Nebraska entertains Kansas on The ’Twins scored four runs in the over yet.” dog might wake up and bite you.” dozens of reporters. State. Fullerton State at No. 18 with another walk, to Gary Gaetti. All-American tight end Keith Jack- Saturday while Miami plays host to bottom of the inning to take an 35 lead, ’The Tigers swept Toronto here in a The mounting losses have attracted national Maryland in a night game. The only Florida, (Colorado at No. 19 Okla and Reardon struck out the side in the Willie Hemandex, the 32-year-old star of On Friday, Kelly said Berenguer son adds. “ It is our first game on three-game, season-ending series to win intended to apologize to Anderson, for attention. national ’TV (CBS. 2;30p.m.. EDT) pairing of Top Twehty teams finds homa State and No. 20 Arkansas at ninth, also allowing a hit and a walk. Detroit’s 1984 World Series winners, “ We had over 138 press passes issued for our last the American League East. whom he played in 1984, but the ’Twins and the first game to showcase my seventh-ranked LSU at No. 16 Texas Tech at night. Syracuse, No. Berenguer, th f portly Panamanian gave up a tie-breaking single to Don home game.” said Steinman, failing to mention it was a talents.” Georgia in a key Southeastern 17. has the weekend off. with the big fastball, was even more Baylor and a two-run doiAle to ’Tom While Anderson had praise for Beren manager said there was no intent to 230 loss to Penn. “ A story about it (the streak) show up the Tigers. impressive as the Twins won Game 2. . Brunansky before King came on to get guer after Game 2, he also suggested appeared in a Fairttanks, Alaska, paper — that really takes the cake.” The prospects for the potential record-breaker are, depending on your point of view, either bright or bleak. Tate taking aim at titie DAILY Negotiations staiied, owners want six-year contract The Lions head to Princeton’s Palmer Stadium — where they last won during the Truman administration By Ed Schuyler Jr. Virgil Hill and Mark Breland as RENTALS Bv Dovo Goldberg gap on several important issues, including guaranteed getiabor peace for a longer period than 2 V t years." — as 32-point underdogs. The Associated Press 1984 U.S. Olympic boxers to win pro Tho Atzoclotod Press contracts, severance pay and protection for player Jones also said that the management proposal But to walk across Columbia’s campus, one would titles. from reps, but called a complicated impasse over pension contains a clause to reopen economic items at the end never know the school stood on the brink of setting the LAS VEGAS. Nev. - Frank Tate Holyfield will defend the World s TYSONS CORNER, Va. — The NFL negotiations hit one of the major problems. of three years, to coincide with the television contract. standard for intercollegiate ineptitude. touches off Olympian week Satur Boxing Association and Interna new snags Friday over the owners’ demand for a “ We believe their position is a factor designed to Under that proposal, Jones said, differences would be Dozens of posters and fliers ’ advertised an day when he fights Michael OlaJide tional Boxing Federation cruiser- six-year contract and a pension proposal that the union derail the process,” he said. “ No deal is going to be held submitted to art>itration with the contract to remain in appearance by Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega and for the vacant International Boxing weight titles against Dwight Mu says is as unsatisfactory to it as free agency is to the up by our position on free agency. But nothing is falling effect. an assortment of on-campus activities; the library is Federation middleweight hammad Qawi Dec. 5 at Atlantic owners. into place on pensions.” Allen, in fact, seemed to back away a bit from the filled with students studying in apparent ignorance of championship. City. Nonetheless, bargaining aimed at ending the 18-day Allen also accused management of introducing a new six-year contract in a second briefing in which he the upcoming game. Conversation in the campus cafe Hill recently won the IBF light Tate could become the fourth old strike continued through the day. negative element by insisting on a six-year contract in singled out pensions as one of the major impediments focuses more on Zen than zones. heavywight championship with a As of late afternoon, when bargaining resumed after place of the three-year pact that had already been to an agreement. Football? Losing streak? Huh? member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic fourth-round knockout of Leslie team to win a professional title. AI$o 0vaUabl0: a three^KNir lunch recess, there had been agreement agreed upon in principle. Normally, the labor ’The owners now contribute 812.5 million per year to Stewort • "The students? They don’t seem to be so involv^.” Next Friday night at Atlantic Breland won the WBA welter Affordabla on eight of the 38 issues to be covered, all minor. agreement parallels the league’s television contract, the player pension fund and the union is asking $25 said Steinman. In fact, attendance at Columbia s City. N.J., Tate’s Olympic team weight championship with a WMk and Monthly ’The charge that management was stalling was made which this time is for three years. million. Management says it is willing to improve the S’ second home game was 2.300 below the season opener mate. Tyrell Biggs, will challenge seventh-round knockout of Harold by Doug Allen, the ufilon’s assistant executive director. “ We’re a little concerned about a pattern that seems beneflts from $150 a month for each year played to$2M Rontal RgtM despite the promise (and delivery) of a record tying Mike Tyson for the undisputed Volbrecht. then lost it Aug. 22 when It came imme^ately after NFL Council spokesman to be developing, a pace slowed down so that some time a month. John Jones had confirmed that the games would indeed tommorrow management will consjjder walking away loss. heavyweight championship. he was knocked out in the 11th However, the main disagreement is over a “ I feel ’Tyrell has a good chance,” be played for the second week with replacement from the table,” Allen said. Several students,., lounging on the library *teps round by Marlon Starling. 646-0128 fA management proposal that Allen claimed could cut the Tate said. “ Tyson has problems Tate, who fighu out of Houston, players apd those regulars who had crossed the picket “ We hope that’s not the case. An indication of that is during an afternoon of perfect football weather. contributions of the owners to nothing. with a pure boxer. You have to will go into his afternoon title bid, the insistence on which they have pushed this idea of to listen to an elderly, stubble-faced man in a plaid line. • . . . overlook the hype of Mr. Tyson.” which will be televised by NBC. Jones said, nonetheless, that negotiations would this six-year agreement. That Is a ludicrous suggestion It would make the management contribution to the / Jacket loudly discuss the Constitution rather than pension fund dependent on the profits that fund gets As for Tate’s chances, he is a 2-1 with a 230 record, with 12 knock continue and that Jack Donlan. management’s chief at this point in the negotiations given the progress that speak about the upcoming Princeton game. Lynch Leasing negotiator “ feels it’s proceeding Just about as he had has been made in many, many other areas.” from investments made by a six-man board consisting underdog in the battle of young, outs. The scheduled 13round bout of three representatives of each side. Allen said that unbeaten middleweights. at Caesars Palace will be seen on 438 W. CENTER 8TRCKT expected.” Jones said, however, that the three-year agreement Others, of course, would like to see the re^rd set; But he added: “ I have no. indication of any time was contingent on no strike. Once the strike started, he would wreck a system that had been in place since 1968 buttons began appearing last year which read Drive Should he defy the odds. Tate SporisWorld beginning at 1; 30 p.m. MANCHESTER and added: “ It’s like saying ’we’re not going to give you would join Evander Holyfield. PDT frame on how long this process will take.” said, many owners demanded the Management for 35. Go Columbia.” Allen said he thought the two sides had narrowed the Council negotiate a longer contract in “ an attempt to a paycheck, but we’ll buy the groceries.” •A r^ iV-Vt Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sttgbenton ond Mott Kohut, was fh* (MVIIII 8HI 0 74- 74-10 man 183185-58, Marlon Roscio 178, lent tcor# (or the 8-0 Romi. Goalie TomPsrntee Jr. 75- 73-10 Mary Levitt 179-452, Carol Lewie 07, Steve Borgldo notched hit third thulout m u noncocR 73-7S-10 Terrv Priskwaldo 178-482, Pot Thlbo- ot the leoion. Sweeper Bill KennyJv, MH8, BC footiMlI on tho road Whalers play two this weekend deou 187-sn, Lou Toutain 180-478, Lee tiopper Jamie Borboto and detendert BasebaD f s p o r t s c a r d I Bob Murphy 73- 7S-10 FootbaD Bean 192-212-183589. Tlie MaBdiMter High football team (g-S. 0-1 in the Joy Dotting 79-70-10- HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (0-1) will host Scott Salonen and David Cain played Ted Lehmann 74- 75-10 well tor llllng. , ^ ^ . CCC Eaat) will travelto Hartford Public (M, h-1 in Tom Show 77-73-10 the New York Rangers tonight at 7:30 at the Civic Entirn Builnsnmen Illlng'i next game It Wednetdav at CCC Eaat) today for a 1:M p.m. atart in CCC Eaat BHMui piifin pmiii Center. On Sunday, the Whalers will play Boston at the NFL stindingt L.Annul1l 1S3-159-4M, J.Ciarneau 152- Wetherttleld. action. The Indiana will atart aenior Rob McLaughlin at Boston Garden at 7:05 p.m. Hartford lost its season 404, B.Lavery 142, A.BonInl 141, P.GIII- opener. 31. to Quebec Thursday night at the Civic berto 148-410, P.Duggan 150. M.Holmes MH8 frathmin lootbill quarterback due to a back Injury to Kelly Itaboia f A f c n m m p m m h ip s a m n AMERICAN CONFERENCE 147, E.Roux 10, D.Prvser 150, Joe auffdred in laat week’a Sooth Windaor game. Center. East Melten 153410, F.Moura 10, A.Szabo The Mancheiler High trethmon tool- Hciclicy w L T Pet. PP PA Meanwhile, Eaat CathoiiC'O-0,1-0 in the ACC) haa a r , 90 16307, P.Aceto 10, T.HorrIson 151-400, ball team dropped o 30 decision to N Y. Jets 7 1 0 .07 W R.Jolner 153-415. Hartford Public Friday otternoon. key conference matchup tonight at T: M againat Kavicr ,0 0 . Buffalo 1 7 0 .333 0 in Standings; Wetherell 132, Oaks 8-4. Harttord Public recovered on Indian High of Middletown (S-0,0-0lntheACC)at8troogf1eld ____MAIMraM Connecticut TAC race today Indlanaplls 1 7 0 .333 8 n 64 62 Pantry 7-5, Ringside 7-5, Annulll’s 36, tumble and scored on a 33yard run tor In Madiaon. The E a i^ a n d Palcona are ranked Noa. 4 I M _ _ _ . _ The Connecticut TAC 5K Cross Country Champion Miami 1 7 0 .333 Woodpeckers 66, Irish Insurance 36, the only score of the game. NHL ttmtfnit New England 1 2 0 .333 62 M Brown's 37, TBS 37, Post No. 8 48, Ottentlvely, Jason Raullnltls, Tony and 7, raapectively, In the unoffieial atate high achool ship will be held today at 3 p.m. at Wickham Park after Central JMiwme»o^SSSS^l!m 0 DatroW 0 Mobil 46, Melien's 48. Shelto. Kevin Mortlnei, ond Terrv football poll. (Tanvlt IMOl, V;0 wAuii fioNPmnm the Wickham Invitational. Prises will be awarded to Cleveland 7 1 0 .07 75 Perry ployed well tor Manchester PearttB Wddee Houston 7 1 0 .07 90 60 Defensively, John Rossetti, Alex Willi MlMwaota W L T the top three men’s and women’s teams and medals Plttsburgli 7 1 0 .07 0 63 ams, Kevin Bottomly, Dwoyne Gold- will be ^ven to the top 15 men and women In both the Cincinnati 1 2 0 .333 8 SB ston, Mortlnei, and Norm LaRose WdKhrnn Invitational today MSW JSFBSV 1 0 0 2 5 3 West Mlwwaoto 0 D0roN, 3:0 pm.. If NV IslondBrs 1 0 0 2 4 1 open and masters divisions. Runners must be 24 SdbLolastic played well tor the young Indians. fOCMBOnf IVT 0 e 1 1 4 4 LA Raiders 3 0 0 1.000 82 Manchester It 1-2 ond faces Rockville The aeventh anmwl Wickham Park Croaa Country wsdsndsifa Oct. M I'linuiimiiiiiii 0 0 1 1 2 2 registered with TAC and the clubs must be members of San Diego 7 1 0 .07 51 8 next Frldoy. Seattle 7 1 0 .07 8 74 Invitational will be held today with IM achoola, over OolreK 0 MUnmaoto, 3:0 pm.. If Pittsburgh 0 1 1 1 7 to the Connecticut TAC. The 3.1 mile course will be the 74 fwccnofv vwi*niifwiwn •. 0 3 4 Denver 1 1 1 .500 67 MHS JV btyi nenr 1.200 runnera, and' repreaentativea from five atatea same as the boys’ high schools run today. Kansas City 7 0 .333 51 91 ThwaOeVt 0 0 . is oiwNtoa ** The Manchester High boys' lull®'’ dotting the l^race card. The twohigblightcd raceagrill D0rell 0 awnoipolo, t:3S p.m.. If )■ 0 0 2 4 BOatgn 3 East varsity teom continued Its winning GoH be the giria’ and boya’ championahipe racea which will Quabac 1 0 0 21 5 1 .07 67 BufMo 0 0 1 f 2 2 East boys’ soccer home today Dallas 2 1 0 anawer the gun at 11; SO a.m. and 2 p.m., reapectively. NsllcaBl Lsssw Washington 2 1 0 .07 82 Montraol 0 0 1 y ) 2 2 1 2 0 .333 8 The boya' courae ia 8000 metera (3.1 milea) and the 7iiimerro^.'4 HorWord 0 1 0 ' 0 1 5 The East Catholic High boys’ soccer team will host Phlladl^lo gool (or*the lnSanr*Mlchoel CoMahan WOKiail St. Leula % Son Wwnclaco 3 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 6? giria’ courae 4000 metera (2.8milea). Xavier High School of Middletown this morning at N.Y. Giants 0 3 0 .000 8 The Mancheater HISh boya’, ranked No. 2 in the ktefTTs DMsiaii 10; 30 in an All Connecticut Conference matchup. The Ceiilral jMu's. & “d^ara%r7Vi'oWr LOW NET------— A — Toni-- Guardino 35. B Son nrondteo S, 0. Loulta W L T Pta OP OA 1.000 0 — Jancle Crittleld 8 . C — Mary unofficial atote poll, will he in the championahip Toronto 1 0 0 2 7 5 Eagles are 1-5 while the Falcons are 33. Chicago 3 0 0 MInnesoto 2 1 0 .07 71 IIIIng-Bmnet loccar ^1.0W*FOTTS— A — EvleKruk-Jackle divialon aa rnll thjrEaat Catholic giria, ranked No. S in Minnesota 0 0 1 1 2 2 .07 82 St. Lo0*4, Son RondtcoS,0.ljO0t Mods Chicaeo 0 1 0 0 5 7 Tampa Bav 2 1 0 Onderdonk-Mary Agritha 16. B — Haiel the unofficiaratato iwll. The Mancheater giria will run Oeen Bay 1 1 1 .500 0 llllng Junior High blanked crosstown Detroit 0 1 0 0 1 5 UConn gridders at BU 0 .000 8 Bennet, 16, In varsity soccer action. Laskl-Lee Jurot 17. C — Barbara in the aeeded race which will begin at 11 a.m. while the St. Louie 0 1 0 0 2 8 Detroit 0 3 Tierney 18. St. Lovla 0 Son Wiandaco, 1:8 p.m. Ivan Lnndl West Peter Farley's goal, assisted by Joe Eaat Catholic boya will be in the aeeded race at 1: 30 Imvilw DMtIan BOSTON — The University of Connecticut football New Orlans 2 1 0 .07 82 Vancouver 1 0 0 2 • 2 .07 8 p.m. St. Loult 0 Son m ndteo, 4 :8 p.m. 1 1 team (2-2) will face Boston University (1-3) today at Son Fmcsco 2 1 0 This 27-year-old Czech ten Colgarv 0 0 2 5 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 0 TMcdBy^ Osiac nis pro confirmed his No. 1 Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-30 p.m. in a Yankee Conference game at Nickerson L.A. Roms 0 . .3 0 - ..000 47 SonRondicDatSf. Looli, 0:8 pm.. It Winnipeg 0 0 0 0 0 0 Field. The Huskies are 1-0 in the conference while the nccctiofv ranking in the world in 1987 1 4 Sunday's Gomes S A T 10th UConn tocenr to host Duke Los AngelM 0 0 0 1 Terriers are 0-2 in the conference. New Orleons at St. Louis, 1 p.m. WMMaOev, 00. M by earning his third U.S. Late Gome Net bideded Philadelphia at Dallas. 1 p.m. Son Froodaco 0 St. Leult, 8:8 p.m., If Omims ^ 10-3 STORKS — The 18th-ranked Univeraity of Connecti ncccttory Open title and third French New Jertev 6, Pltltburoh 3 Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m. cut men’a aoccer team (8-2-2) will meet 8th-ranked Son Diego at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Factory Rep. Open crown. During the DetroU at Edmonton, (n) Dodds, Edwards share lead Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Duke Univeraity Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut WOKLO sanin year, he reached the Wim S4riiirdoy*t Oomet Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Demonstration Soc(!er Stadium. The Huakiea are 8-0-1 in their laat aix soiMioar, od. ir Bodon at Quebec, 7:8 p.m. Houston at Clevelond, 1 p.m. At Amarlcan Laoaiuo, ■ :» p.m. bledon final and the Austra New York Rangers at Hartford, 7:8 PENSACOLA, Fla. — Trevor Dodds and 1985 champ New York Jets at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. game and are coming off a big 3-2 win over Yale SoMknr> 0 0 . w lian Open semi-finals. p.m. Danny Edwards shot 67s for the second consecutive Kansas City at Miami, l^o.m. Univeraity Wedneaday. Duke ia the defending NCAA At Amarlcan Laoeua, S:8 p.m. Chicago at Wathington, 7:8 p.m. day Friday to tie for the lead at the halfway point of the Washington at New York Glonts, 4 p.m. TPMOay. 0 0 .» Buftolo at Montred, 8:8 p.m. ancinnmi at Seattle, 4 p.m. championa. At Natten0 Laaoua, 1:8 pm. New York Itlonders at Vancouver, 8:8 8300,000 Pensacola Open golf tournament. Son Francisco at Atlanta, 4 p.m. wtoenaaOBv. 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Illinois, (taped) SportaChannel Dove Rummdit 7368-10 Roy SNwart 7375- 10 despite a lingering cold. L& i>> r • «f • * 1*1 ,'Ht' .•Stilt Devils annex Patriots control season opener f !■- Bolton hooters EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Rookie right wing Doug Brown scored his first NHL goal and added an assist Friday night, sparking New Jersey to a 6-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins In the Devils’ Scholastic Romidap season opener. Brown scored an unassisted short-handed goal at COVENTRY - With domination in the midfield 9:20 of the first period and assisted on Claude Loiselle's giving it control of the ball, Coventry High downed goal as the Devils grabbed an early 3-0 lead. Bolton High, 4-2, Friday in Charter Oak Conference The Penguins, who opened their season Thursday hoys’ soccer action. night with a 4-4 tie with the New York Rangers, failed to The Patriots are now 4-1 in the COC East and 5-2-1 score on 10 power play opportunities. overall while the Bulldogs slip to 3-2,4-9-1 with the loss. New Jersey’s first goal came on a power-play goal by As far as Coventry Coach Bob Plaster was John MacLean just 2:30 into the game. MacLean concerned, the decision kept his defending COC scored from in front of the net, tipping in a slapshot champion Patriots within striking range of RHAM in from the point by Jack O’Callahan. the COC East. RHAM leads at 4-0-1 following its 4-0 ’The Devils made it 2-0 just 46 seconds later after shutout of Cheney Tech Friday. "It was a good game; Brown stole the puck from Pittsburgh winger Craig keeps us railing. It was a big game as far as keeping us Manchester's Dave Simpson and passecfitJnte the goal mouth, where a . •'Afrtv, ■' at one loss in our division,” Plaster said, “Next week charging Lolselle tipped it past Penguins goalie Pat k i against East Hampton (Tuesday) and CramWell Stephenson goes Riggin. Herald photos by Kool (Friday) should be two more good games.” up to head the ball Brown gave the Devils a 3-0 lead at 9:20 when, with Bolton scored first, that at 3; 18 with an unassisted during action In Pittsburgh on a power play, he stole the puck from Manchester’s Mike Sardo tries to contrqi The indians' white-shirted Jeremy tally from C.J. Jedrziewski. It was his fourth goal of the Mario Lemieux at his blue line, skated in alone on the baii against East Hartford's Robbie Oieterie tries to evade pressure from the season. But the Patriots stormed back with the next Friday's game with Riggin and slipped the shot under Riggin’s right side. impeiiuso (14) in their CCC..East affair. Hornets' Diego Quintero during action three scores for a 3-1 halftime bulge. East HaitFord High Pittsburgh countered with a goal by Dan Frawley at in Friday’s game at Memoriai Field. Dave Poulin, with the first of his two goals, evened 14; 41 after the Devils failed to clear the puck from their matters at 14:32 before Tim McMillan gave Coventry School. East Hart zone. p the lead with two scores in just over a two-minute span ford's Doug Curtis Pittsburgh closed the gap to 3-2 just 1:06 into the late In the half. (20) is in on the second period when Wilf Paiement took a pass from ’ Cheney can’t stop RHAM "They (Coventry) applied most of the pressure and Dan Quinn and put his own rebound past Devils goalie had a goiid number of o|H>ortunities,” dted Bolton play a t i( Man- Alain Chevrier. Coa<)h Ray Boyd. "We didn’t apply the same pressure chester'a Cory Aaron Broten gave New Jersey a 4-2 advantage at The Bearse twins. Amelia and Andrea, combined for and ball control but our offensive line had a lot of good 14; 18 on a give-and-go with Kirk Muller. six assists and two goals, Bailey also had two assists opportunities to score," he aiMed. Craft (15). Scholastic Roandnp while midfielder Melissa Carroll and backs Lynn Bolton's Andy Massey, with his seventh go^I of the n« « v - rM J pnoKv-A . oy mmiiOTi----- « Gentilcore, Jen Boulay and Patty McDeVitt also played seasim, made it 8-8 Just 8:42 into the second half. “ We well along with Kelly Anderson and Ann Marie Comollo did a lot of good things early in the second half and King interested for East. , scored," B o ^ said. “They (^Iton) have a nice front East Catholic a 4 10 line," Plaster complimented. MHS loses a heartbreaker A good defensive front was presented by the Cheney Sacrtd Heart 0 0 -4 Tech soccer team but the Beavers found the ..Scorino: EC— Amelia Bearse (2), Bailey (2), Birmingham r Bolton’s comeback was derailed as Poulin, with his Andre Klich took a cross f i ^ competition too stiff as visiting RHAM High remained (2), Devanney, Lombardo, Gillespie, Keane; Saves; EC— second of the game and 10th of the season, upped the Continued frna page 15 East Hartford’s end. 1 in the Ceitics Bopnle Bodarek 1, SH— Kim Cuoanik 19. “They (Manchester) moved the Curtis and left-footed a hard undefeated with a 4-0 victory Friday in Charter Oak ante to 4-2 at tte 8:36 mark. grounder which caromed off Bern Conference play. “They came right back and scored and then didn’t put the ball in the bade of the ball better than we cUd," Warren ■m net. That's the name of the game." said. McCarthy was happy with the ier and away from the goal. The ’The Sachems are now 4-0-1 in COC play and 7-0-1 dominated play the next 20 minutes," Boyd said. eventual hero for East Hartford. BROOKLINE, Mass. (AF) — Boston is among Coventry bad a SM8 edge in shots. Danny Titus had A mere 89 seconds into the flrst of ball movement from his team. several NBA teams Bernard King is interested in overall while the Beavers are 0-4-1 in the COC East and Canales, almost put this one away 0-5-2 overall. GIris’ swimming 20 saves in goal for Bolton while Patriot keeper Ron two five-minute overtime sessions. ! "I thought the Uds played one with 5:80 to go when his lefl-footer playing for. his attorney said Friday, but the league’s Gardner had 9 stops. Boyd cited the play of Coventry’s East Hartford tallied the winning heck of a game," be said. "We salary cap could keep him from the Celtics. “Overall we played a pretty good game,” said banged off the crossbar. Cheney Coach Paul Soucy. “RHAM dominated the East edged out midfield led by Jack Ayer and Rob Berkowitz. “Hie goal which was set up by a moved the ball better (than East Junior Doug Harvey did an King became a free agent after last season, his ninth game but we clogged up the middle and didn’t give midHeld is very strong. That’s why they possess the questionable handball violation Hartford). I thought we dominated in the league, and he apparently no longer figures in the WINDSOR LOCKS - The East Catholic High girls’ admirable Job marking Quintero. them too many scoring opportunities.” swim team lost a narrow 81-79 decision to host Windsor ball as much as they did," he said. Stopper Paul against Manchester. The Hornets’ the first half ." "Doug Harvey played him (Quin New York Knicks’ plans. Strycharz also played well for the Patriots. direct kick from the right side was “They haven’t shown the interest I was hoping for,” RHAM had two goals in each half'-with Dave Locks Friday afternoon. The loiie individual Eagle Manchester’s first real scoring tero) really well." McCarthy said. LaPierre and Joe Nielson scoring in the first half and Stopper Zak Morford and Jedrziewski played well for deflected by Indian senior sweeper- chance came at 15:85 of the first Bob Woolf, King’s attorney, said. “With a player of his winner was Chris Dube in the diving. Others swimming Manchester’s best chance in the Dan Burger and Matt Giles after the intermission. well for East were Elisa Mis, Carol Trocciola, Lynn Bolton. back Gary Minor. East Hartford’s half when Junior midfielder Mike magnitude, it’s surprising.” Both teams are in action Tuesday on the road as Doug Curtis collected the rebound overtiroe period came with 80 King’s career scoring average is 23.7 points per RHAM outshot Cheney, 29-0. Tech freshman goalie Krawczyk. Lisa Nuttall and Kathleen FitzGerald. Sardo, along the left sideline, fbd Matt Marcotte recorded 19 saves. “He did well for his Bolton visits Vinal 'I^ech in Middletown. and pushed the ball ahead to Mark Junior Mo Moriaity who made a seconds left in the second extra game He missed the entire 1988-86 season and all but East’s record is 1-6 and its next meet is ’Tuesday at 3; 30 session. Junior Jeremy Dieterle’s first varsity start,” Soucy said of Marcotte. “They p.m. against Maloney High ALMeriden at Manchester Covtittrv Canales who dented the left side of nifty move in on the Hornet goal. six games last season after suffering a serious knee (RHAM) scored a couple of goals pn comer kicks that Bolton ' ' the Indian net forfhE ganne-winner. Moriarty blasted a shot which shot from the right side carried injury. High School. \ Scorine: C— Poulin (2), McMillan (9), B— Mottev, wide left. an experienced goalie would have had.” he did add. Jtdrziewikl; So v m ; B— Titm 20, C—.Gardner 9. l^spite the victory. Hornet forced East Hartford goalie Bryan Celtics’ General Manager Jan Volk said Friday that, Sweeper Jim Krone, fullback Tom Mascara and Slota to make a diving save. Manchester outshot East Hart it’s premature to discuss Boston’s Interest in King. ’The Rosglti: Oiach John Warren wasn’t the least ford 15-7. Sardo, senior fullback midfielder Steven Infante played well for Cheney, 200 modlev rtlav; 1. Windsor Locks (Golttta, McCauley, bit pleased with bis club’s effort. *T Four minutes later. East Hart Celtics are. believed to be among a number of teams which is back in action Tuesday at Cromwell High Galdot, Sargent), 2;04.04 Girls’ volleyball r Joe LaRosa, Dieterle. Minor, Junior who have contacted Woolf about King. 200 free; 1. Tharaldson (WL), 2;17.53, 2. Mis (EC), 3. thou^t Manchester played wen," ford had^one of iU few scoring Glen Jensen and sophomore Dave “Boston is certainly high on his list,” said Woolf, who School. Krawczyk (EC) Warren sUted. “I thought we opportunities of the initial *40 RHAM 2 2—4 200 IM ; 1. Galdos (WL), 2;27.43, 2. Trocciola (EC), 3. East upended Stepbbnson played fine games for also represents Green. “Boston Is a v6ry attractive Chenty Tech 0 0—0 Constantine (EC) played absolutely horrible. I didn’t minutes when Diego Quintero’s the Indians. teaigjor its history and traditloii-and unselfish play.” Scortne: R— LoPIcrre, Nielson, Burner, Giles; Saves; R— 50 free; 1. McCauley (WL), 27.9,2. Aloskl (W L), 3. Luomo Despite putting up a goi^ effort, the East Catholic think we executed at all." shot was nicely saved by Indian Steve Emt 5, CT— Marcotte 19. (EC) Junior goalie Jeff Bernier. The Manchester faces a difficult week Diving; 1. Dube (EC), 97.75 points High girls’ volleyball team dropped a three-set verdict East Hartford was disabled for as the Indians begin their second go 100 fly; 1. Sargent (WL), 1;05.0S, 2. Trocciola (EC), 3. to Ellington High Friday at East’s gym. Scores were HorneU forced the action at the McCauley (WL) much of the afternon due to the outset of the second half. Ibe around in the league. They host Edberg eliminated 15-13,15-12 and* 15-6. sharp Indian ball control offense. defemfing CCC East champion 100 free; 1. Tharaldson (WL), 1 ;03.8, 2. Coromlle (EC), 3. Ellington is now 5-1 for the sea’son while East falls to Hornet forwards were outrunning s Girls' soccer Foley (EC) Although it governed the action, the Indian defenders for through Windham High on Tuesday and 500 fn e ; 1. Aloskl (WL), 5;54.43, 2. Mis (EC), 3. Nuttall 1-7. Manchester’s offense fizzled whe (EC) A passes from midfield. unbeaten Enfield High Friday. at AT&T Challenge Nancy Pelletier. Kathy Reilly, Anne Horrigan, never it came within 20 yards of the East girls romp lOOMck; 1. Sargent (WL), 1;09.(S, 2. Krawczyk (EC), 3. Stephanie Reicherdt, Dina Herdlein and Allison EostHarfford i 5 1 f c l Luoma (EC) Hornet goal. The Indians, who “We’re quick up front,” Warren MondiMtor _ . • ® ATLANTA (AP) — Stefan Edberg, ranked second in 100 breast; 1. Galdos (WL), 1;17.32, 2. FitzGerald (EC), 3. Mattura played well for East. moved the ball brilliantly upfield said. Scoriae: fH— CoaoIm . Iovoz; EH— Picking up where it left off on Wednesday, East Lowe (WL) East’s next match is Wednesday against St. Joseph the world, was eliminated from the 8600,000 ATftT Catholic High girls’ soccer team pummelled Sacred 400 tree relay; 1. Windsor Locks (Tharaldson, Aloskl, all game, tended to overpass in Midway through the second half. Sleta W; M—Bornitr 5. Challenge tennis tournament in a straight-set loss to Heart, 10-0, Friday at East’s field. (kiletta, Plimpton), 4;2t.34 in Trumbull Paul Annacone Friday. The same clubs met two days earlier with East The 8-2, 6-3 victory lifted Annacone’s record in the winning that one. 5-1. round-robin phase of the event to 2-1 and gave him a The Eagles are now 3-2-1 for the season while Sacred spot in SatuMay’s semifinals against top-ranked Ivan Heart falls to 1-6-1. Girls’ volleyball MHS girls make difficult week look easy Lendl. East’s next game'is Monday against Mercy High in 25-yard drive and freshman Kathy Cumberbatch EAST HARTFORD — What was supposed to be a Manchester Coach Joe Erardi. "We’re pretty good.’ John McEnroe will meet Jimmy Connors In the other Middletown at 2 p.m. MHS beaten In five The Indians tallied Just once In the opening half, that completed the scoring a minute later. Odell, an all-New semifinal. McEnroe defeated Sweden’s Mikael Pem- Seven different players scored for East with Amelia difficult week for the Manchester High girls’ soewr England selection a year ago, now has six goals for the team was made to look easy. The Indians disposed of by Shelley DJeterle on a rebound of a Karen fors 6-2. 6-3 to give him a 2-1 round-robin record, while Bearse, Brenda Bailey and Kathy Birmingham 'The' Manchester High girls’ volleyball team dropped Rattanakoun shot at the 14-minute mark. Erardi season white (himbefbatch has five, Dieterle four and Connors ran his record In the event to S O with a 6-0.6-1 notching two goals apiece and Deana Devanney. Janet a five-set match to East Hartford High Friday Rockville High this past Tuesday by a 4-0 count and the Odell three. unbeaten locals handled East Hartford High by an wasn’t too pleased by his club the opening 40 minutes. pasting of Ulf Stenlund Friday night. Lombardo. Katie Gillespie and Kelly Keane added one afternoon at Clarke Arena. The scores were 15-6. 7-15, “We played poorly while East Hartford played well. Manchester outshot East Hartford, 28-4. Ellen Lendl downed Miloslav Mecir 6-0, 6-4 Friday to give each. 13-15, 15-10 and 15-3. ’The Indian junior varsity squad idenUcal score Friday in CCC East Division play. Moriarty, Cumberbatch and Jean and Jen Faber The Indians, ranked No. 2 in the state in unofficial We didn’t do the things we are capable of.” he said. him a round-robin record of 3-0. "No matter what combination of people we put in, we won. 15-12, 6-15, and 15-12. The second half was another matter. "We came out played well for the Indians, who return to action Edberg, who finished the event with a 1-2 mark, lost scored and we also played good defense,” said East ’Tina Zorger served well for the varsity, now 2-6 for circles, are now 7-0 in theCCC East and 8-0 overall. The Tuesday at Windham High School. shutout win was Manchester’s seventh in a row. TOe (in the second half) with more intensity and things Just his first service game and never recovered. Coach Ron Palmer. “Seven people scored and all were the season, while Missy Coloni playewd well for the clicked." Erardi said. Moncaester f “I didn’t feel very good.” Edberg sold. “I could assisted except one goal. Theentire team played well ” jayvees. Indians have yielded Just one goal this year while scoring 42. .The Hornets slide to ^8-1 in the division and Rachel Odell made it 2-0 six minutes into the second never get big points. If you start missing them, it’s hard he added. Manchester’s next match is Wednesday at home half, scbrlhg on a defenfive mistake. Jen Atwell made to get thoingoing again.” East outshot the visitors. 32-1. against Windham High School. 8-4-1 Bverail with the loss. . . , „ , 1... MIm v Santueli 17. “ The conference is. not as bgd as it looks, insists it B-0 qt the 15-minute mark with a perfectly placed Monday Cy loi fKaurhristrr iirralii Tigers aren’t crying fc Bv Bru despite 2-0 deficit Herald COVI dent K{ — story on page 50 like to I SPORTS After daughti underw why si more tl The tesi liver di trypsen vented Doctor! CARDS RALLY. TOP GIANTS need a without five yet Bv Ben Walker Cyr V The Associated Press liver tn five ye* SAN FRANCISCO - The Normal crippled St. Louis Cardinals rallied the inev for four runs in the seventh Inning, “ I us two on Vince Coleman's tie times,” breaking single, and hurt the San visiting Francisco Giants 6-5 Friday night home for a 2-1 lead in the National League Eliza be playoffs. , Ave,, a The Cardinals, playing a patch- Normal work lineup because of injuries to always ’Terry F^ndleton and Jack Clark, and woi put together five straight singles in “ W ei the seventh against starter Atlee w orst,’ Hammaker and relievers Don "Some I Rdbinson and Craig Lefferts for a me the 6-4 lead. not find don't In the sixth, Jim Lindeman had organs. ended St. Louis' string of scoreless innings at 16 with a two-run homer. A F T f The blow began a comeback that Cyr. hei equaled the largest in NL playoff was gel history, set last year when New didn’t tl York overcame a 4-6 deficit against get a lii Houston in Game 3. But 01 Bob Forsch and Todd Worrell, enterinf meanwhile, shut down San Fran ian Hos cisco on three hits in the final five to mon innings. Forsch got the victory in hospital relief of Joe Magrane, who started “ Thej because Danny Cox is still bothered possible by a stiff neck, and Robinson took just a n the loss. sion fro Worrell gave up a pinch homer to “ I was Harry Spilman with two outs in the getting ninth, but Kevin Mitchell filed to because center to end the game. tell you The Giants, whose starters out- end up t homeredSt. Louis’ 153-31 during the is bad.” regular season, again took an early But th lead with power as Jeffrey Leonard Cyr wa homered for the third straight where d game. Leonard. 6-for-ll in the series, gave San Francisco a 4-0 lead in the third and was hit by a pitch from Forsch inhisnextat-bat. But the listless Cardinals, who I had not advanced a runner past second base in 15 innings, began Ira their resurgence in the sixth when Ozzie Smith singled with one out MANAM and Lindeman homered. Linde H«nM photo by Kool j e t figt man, a .268hitterduring the season, Panaman Manchester’s Joe LaRosa (2) and East Hartford’s Hornets’ Diego Quintero look on. The Indians was batting cleanup in place of with an Ei Pendleton, who sprained his left Bryan Garcia battle for the ball during action in dropped a heartbreaking 1-0 overtime decision to vessel abl; Friday’s CCC East match at Memorial Field. The the Hornets. ankle in a workout Thursday. members, CA Then in the seventh, St. Louis Indians’ Doug Harvey (right, rear) and the rine salvai broke loose on a tame night at The tani Candlestick Park. Jose Oquendo’s 21,166-tbn leadoff single finished Magrane by the Gi and Robinson allowed a single to Anastassic MHS soccer can’t catch a break Tom Lawless, Just 2-for-25 this year and a starter at third base for Pendleton. Bv Jim Tlsriwv Hartford High School. 2-4-2 overall while East Hartford remains Pinch-hitter Dan Driessen After dominating play through so Bk Harold Sports Writtr unbeaten with a 5-6-2 mark in league play grounded an RBI single that minutes of regulation time, the Indians and 6-6-2 overall. Robinson kicked at and missed for a The braaks surely haven't come the way suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 overtime "Heartbreaking.” Indian Coach Bill 4-4 tie. With the infield in, Coleman of the Manchester High boys' soccer team defeat at the hands of the Wsiting Hornets McCarthy uttered after the match. “ We slapped a single up the middle that this season. Consider Friday afternoon's at Memorial Field. 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