2 Town People Among Missing

J

u

I

Y

llanrhratrr Ufralft

Saturday, July 22, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

BOY, a SURVIVES CRASH

2 town people

among missing

By Rick Santos AAanchester Herald

An 8-year-old Manchester boy who was on board the United Airlines jet that crashed Wednesday in Sioux City, Iowa, was listed in critical condition late Friday night at a hospital in Sioux City, airline and hospital officials said. His mother and another Manchester resident

believed to be on board the plane are not listed among survivors. Two Watertury residents also believed to be on board Flight 232 are not listed

among survivors. Jason Feyh, of Brook Haven Apartments at 432 W. Middle Turnpike, was listed in critical condition at Marian Health Center, said Sandy Anderson, a nursing supervisor at the hospital. Anderson would not elaborate on the boy’s injuries, but neighbors of the Feyhs, who had talked to the boy’s father early Friday morning, said he told them the boy had head injuries. The boy was believed to be on the flight with his mother, Brenda. Neither the Marian Health Center nor St. Luke’s Hospital, also in Sioux City, had admitted Brenda Feyh or the other Manchester resident, Walter Williams of 147 Edgerton St. Survivors of the crash were reported to have been brought to those two hospitals. Licia Lindley, who lives in the same building as the Feyhs. said the father, Melvin Feyh, and his teen-age daughter left Friday morning for Sioux City. The boy is a classmate of Lindiey’s son, she said. Although Brenda Feyh and Williams were not listed as survivors late last night, a spokeswoman for the airline said they may be alive and unaccounted for. Lori Burkhart, from the airline’s corporate headquarters in Chicago, said the survivors’ list may be dated.

While airline officials have not released a complete list of survivors, a spokesman at the Farmington company where Williams worked said his wife, Rachel, was told by the airline that her husband was presumed dead. Peter Murphy, a spokesman for the Otis Elevator Co. in Farmington, said company officials also presumed Williams had not survived. Williams had flown to Denver with his wife and three children and had planned to rejoin them there after a business trip. Also aboard the ill-fated flight were Priscilla and Steven Theroux of Waterbury, according to ■ Associated Press reports quoting a woman who Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald answered the phone at Ms. Theroux’s home. She identified herself only as a family friend. MEAN MACHINE — Bruce Mora of 330 lawn this week. Today may not be a About 184 people are believed to have survived the Hackmatack St. ducks under some good day for cutting grass, with the fiery crash. low-hanging branches while mowing his chance of rain forecast at 50 percent.

9

8

9 <1 * J u

W' . t , ■ — . : ~ t t I i it. REGIONAL WEATHER Soviet marshal Accu-Wealhef'" forecast tor Saturday Abortion debate thrusts Daytime Cornfitioos and High Temp»eratures ties Navy cuts Cartbou |76 | police chief into spotlight to arms pact Y By By Peter Vlles The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet Marshal Sergei F. Akhromeyev, in uniform complete with 11 rows of WEST HARTFORD - The ribbons, marched into the House Armed Services police chief in this affluent suburb Committee on Friday to tell Congress what he Vot* |87' I has become a rallying point for thought about arms control, troop strength and some in the anti-abortion move­ other military subjects. Atlantic Ocean ment, drawing a death threat and He said the United States might block all arms 2,000 angry letters from viewers control progress if it refuses to negotiate cuts in the ^ ^ 2 of television evangelist Pat Ro­ size of the U.S. Navy. bertson’s show who were angered V^C1969 Aocu W aalbf. Inr He also said that if Washington goes ahead with a . by his handling of abortion space-based missile shield “ it won’t make any protests. sense” for the superpowers to cut back on A clinic in the town has twice long-range missiles. been the scene of massive anti­ The appearance of Soviet President Mikhail S. Weather abortion protests, the first in Gorbachev’s top military adviser at the witness April and the second in June. The ■ " f table was unprecedented on Capitol Hill. first resulted in 60 arrests, the In testimony often touched with flashes of humor, second in 261. Police are prepared Manchester and vicinity: Today, mostly cloudy Akhromeyev used his opportunity to outline the for a third protest today, but it is with a 50 percent chance of showers. Muggy with a Soviet Union’s military posture and negotiating unclear whether one is planned. high of 80 to 85. South wind 5 to 10 mph. Tonight a 30 ideas. percent of showers early then partial clearing. Low After the first two demonstra­ Akhromeyev repeatedly said the Soviet Union tions, protesters charged police 65 to 70. Sunday, partly sunny. High in the mid 80s. suspects the United States is interested in large cuts brutality, complaining that they in conventional land forces in Europe in order to % Southwest Interior: Today, mostly cloudy with a had been roughly treated by 50 percent chance of showers. Muggy with a high in gain overall military superiority over Moscow by police acting under orders from the mid 80s. Mainly south wind 5 to 10 mph. Tonight, maintaining the size of its navy. Chief Robert McCue. a 30 percent chance of showers early otherwise The Kremlin fears, he said, that after such a In late June, Robertson’s “ 700 partial clearing. Low 65 to 70. Sunday, partly sunny. conventional arms reduction agreement, the United Club" broadcast videotape of High around 85. States would build up its naval forces “ without any police breaking up anti-abortion Coastal: Today, mostly cloudy with a 50 percent constraints, especially its carrier battle groups.” protests in several cities. The chance of showers. High near 80. Mainly south Thus, he said, the United States would “ gain segment focused on McCue, and winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight, cloudy with a 30 percent military superiority in order to dictate its will to the urged viewers to write to him. In chance of showers. Low 65 to 70. Sunday, becoming U.S.S.R. from a position of strength.” the segment, a demonstrator The Aftoclatad Pra partly sunny. High 80 to 85. He reported on Soviet military spending and troop quoted a West Hartford police strength, ticked off missile and warhead totals, and CLOSE LOOK — A federal safety that crashed at the airport at Sioux City, officer saying that McCue was when asked a question that he didn’t want to answer, inspector on Friday examines the inside Iowa, Wednesday. God to his officers, and that they said the Soviet Union and the United States both of the rear engine mount from the DC-10 would obey his orders. have secrets. Lottery McCue said the allegations of When asked by Rep. Bob Dornan, R-Calif., if it brutality have made him a was true the Soviet Union produces 4,000 tanks a “lightning rod” for criticism year, Akhromeyev said the correct figure is 1,700 Connecticut daily: 246. Play Four: 0630. from anti-abortion activists. tanks. Investigators focus on tail Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 8, 10, 17, 19, 33, “ I got 2,000 letters, telling me “ Ask him about some other production figures.” that I ’m not God and to stop The Aseoclated Press said Chairman Les Aspin, D-Wis. “ You’ve got him breaking people’s arms on TV,” UNDER FIRE — West Hartford Police Chief Robert on a roll.” Index he said Friday. “ That’s the kind Akhromeyev said he had anticipated the tank Autopsies ordered on all bodies of attack that we’re under.” McCue is the target of a letter writing campaign critical of question but had not bought other production One of the letters, a postcard his department's handling of anti-abortion protestors. At SIOUX CITY. Iowa (AP) — Investigators crashed, turned a cartwheel and exploded in flames Natlon/World. figures. But he said further figures might be Business__ depicting an aborted fetus, identi­ narrowed their focus Friday to the tail of the during an emergency landing at Sioux Gateway Calendar__ Obituaries___ least one letter contained a death threat. forthcoming because “ everything is possible in the fied McCue as a “ former S.S. ill-fated United Airlines DC-ld and a blown rear Airport. Flight 232 had been bound for Chicago and Classified _ . 35-40 Opinion_____ . 12-13 future.” officer,” and carried an ominous engine that may have spewed pieces of metal like Com ics___ 23-25 Religion. . 14-15 group Northeast Operation long as possible. “ Never has so high-ranking a Soviet official Philadelphia from Denver. shrapnel, wrecking the jet’s steering system. Local/State. ____ 4 -9 Senior Citizens. _____32 threat. Rescue Movement, said the car­ ‘T v e never been to a police appeared before a congressional committee,” said Burnett said preliminary findings showed that the Focus_____ . 21-36 Sports______. 4 1-4 8 “ Thank God I still have my rying method is indistinguishable academy that teaches you to Aspin, who initiated the appearance. Rescue officials said they had recovered 109 small wing of the tail had several holes and the AR-15,” the letter said. “ Some­ from an ancient torture technique carry people around in Akhromeyev was chief of the Soviet general staff bodies and planned to lift a large section of the hydraulic system had lost all fluid. The hydraulic times you got to blow those called “ strappado" and that it stretchers," McCue said. and his nation’s top military officer before retiring fuselage with a crane to see if there were two more system is routed through the tail and allows the pilot dirtbags away. Be seeing you, resulted in several serious injur­ last year to become Gorbachev’s military adviser. bodies underneath. More than 180 people survived to manipulate wing and tail controls. The FBI is investigating sev­ before you see me.” ies to demonstrators’ arms and “ Through the years we have seen many uniforms the crash. Investigators were surprised to discover the eral of the complaints, but McCue Iflaitrhpfltrr Hrralh The letter was signed “ Bury the wrists. sit at that table — but never one like yours,” Aspin State Medical Examiner Tom Bennett said an entire fan-rotor system missing from the rear dead. U.S.A.” “ What McCue’s people did was has repeatedly denied that his said, looking at the Soviet marshal’s olive-brown autopsy would be performed on all bodies engine, the first time he has seen that, Burnettsaid. officers used more force than USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 249 McCue also received an anti­ to inflict punishment." Cowden- uniform jacket trimed with red. recovered, to determine the cause of death and to The DC-10 has three engines, one on each wing and abortion leaflet, “ The Sentry,” Guido said. “ The police don’t they normally do in making On the wall behind Akhromeyev were the flags of ease family concerns. on the tail. that alleged that West Hartford have any right to do that unless arrests. “ I ’d rather have the evidence and the answers the American Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Burnett acknowledged Friday that it was Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher police “ brutalized hundreds of they’re threatened." right now for the family members. Three to six “ I don't see any reason to treat Corps, and the walls to his right and left bore the conceivable that pieces of metal spewing from a Qaorg«^T. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro peaceful, pro-life activists and McCue says the carrying tech­ months down the road, they’re going to be Editor Advartltlng Director them any differently than any portraits of former chairmen of the committee. disintegrating rear engine could have caused the likened the police to the Chinese tormented by this. They are going to come back to us nique, while painful to the demon­ other person commiting a “ If one or two of them look a little uncomforta­ small holes on on the tail wing and could have Jeanne Q. Fromarth Sheldon Cohan armies that stormed Tiananmen strators, is taught in police with questions,” he said. Business Manager Composing Manager crime.” McCue said. ble,” Aspin said, “ you will have to understand that severed the hydraulic lines in the tail section. But he Square. acadernies and is safer to officers Bennett said 12 autopsies had been completed by Robert H. Hubbard these quickly changing times take some getting cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the Denise A. Roberts Robertson, in a prepared state­ than simply bending over and The allegations of police brutal­ 12:30 p.m., with pathologists, crime investigators, Personnel Manager Pressroom Manager used to.” cause of the accident, a warning echoed by aviation ity have focused attention on the FBI fingerprint experts and dentists working in a ment Friday, said demonstrators picking up the protesters. Several In his prepared statement, read with the help of an expert Pat Murphy. Frank J. McSweegan methods police use to break up Circulation Director in West Hartford were “ subjected police officers in Hartford and in interpreter, Akhromeyev spoke of what he called makeshift morgue set up in a hangar at the Air “ If you start with an engine throwing off the to physical abuse bordering on Pittsburg suffered back injuries massive, non-violent protests. the “ unjust” U.S. refusal to negotiate. National Guard base adjacent to the airport. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the blades (of the fan), called an uncontained failure, Manchester Publishing Co., 18 Bralnard Place, Manchester, torture.” by improperly carrying abortion The U.S. Civil Rights Commis­ “ If you follow this line, no drastic reductions of the Meanwhile, investigators from the National it’s a plausible chain of events to get at how the Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. Much of the controversy fo­ protesters, he said. sion, spurred partly by the West armed forces and armaments in the world will be Transportation Safety Board began measuring the steering may have been knocked out, ” Murphy, vice Postmaster: Send address chsnges to the Manchester Herald, cuses on the way West Hartford McCue said he flatly rejected a Hartford allegations, will soon possible,” he said. tail section from the shattered plane in the search P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 08040. president of operations for Avtias Inc., a Reston, police carry the demonstrators suggestion from the demonstra­ consider a resolution urging the Offering a detailed accounting of Soviet military for clues to the crash. It you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 Va.-based aircraft consulting firm, said in a em. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you’re unable away from the clinic. McCue’s tors that police instead use spending, Akhromeyev got into a lively exchange “ The fan on the engine in the tail is not with the Justice Department to further telephone interview. to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at M7-9048 by 8 officers, in pairs, handcuff the stretchers to move the limp with Aspin on why U.S. estimates and Soviet figures rest of the wreckage,” said the NTSB’s Jim Burnett. p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. investigate police conduct at demonstrators’ wrists behind protestors. He said using abortion protests, John Eastman, differ. “ We hope to be able to find that, and we’re going to “ But what is being speculated may not have Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weakly, $7.70 for one be looking at an additional wreckage area about 60 month, $23.10 for three months, $48.20 for six months and .their backs and pick them up stretchers would occupy four a commission spokesman, said The Soviet adviser pegged his country’s military happened. And from the standpoint of the industry, $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 cents a copy. from behind using nightsticks police officers per protestor, and Friday. spending this year at 8.4 percent of the Soviet gross miles away from the principal site.” what is potentially much more important is why the The Mancheatar Herald Is a member of The Associate Press, Field workers near Alta, about 55 miles east of wedged between the demonstra­ would thus help the protestors As the letters piled up mostly national product or 77.3 billion rubles, saying the engine developed uncontained failure.” he said. ■ the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press tors’ wrists. Sioux City, reported a large section of the jumbo jet Association and the New England Newspaper Association. achieve their goal of slowing unopened in McCue’s office, he United States will spend 5.4 percent of its GNP for “ The CF6 (engine) is not historically a blade­ in a test field Wednesday, shortly before the jet Richard Cowden-Guido, a spo­ down police operations and keep­ said he was readying for another that purpose. throwing engine.” kesman for the anti-abortion ing abortion clinics blocked foras massive demonstration today. 9 8 9 J

Crackdown on highway yields drugs 'Y Take a c lo se r look ' i at At Bv Sonya Ross , t t The Associated Press We’re much more than low prices... we’re exper­ A sweeping, round-the-clock crackdown along a tise in the appliance, TV. Audio & Video fields: major East Coast highw^^y known as a busy drug •v we’re your courteous good friends in service, f--lY corridor was labeled a traffic success Friday, but SATISFACTION and we’re dedicated to providing you with excel­ GUARANTEED' police said drug arrests were not as abundant as lent values on the best possible products. OR YOUR they had hoped. MONEY BACK! Almost 10,800 traffic citations were written during a 24-hour crackdown along Interstate 95 from Florida to Maine. The International Association of Chiefs of Police, G.E. 17.7 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator which organized the operation, said in a statement late Friday that the operation was Ihe first time every state traversed by a specific highway Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald committed resources to a coordinated traffic operation like this one. Energy saver switch, dual tem­ FACELIFT — Construction crews are on Main Street in Coventry. The work is perature controls. 2 door shelves The Washington. D C.-based organization said still working to renovate the interior of behind schedule but library officials say — one holds 6-packs, sett-de­ 10.799 traffic citations were issued and 100 drunken the Booth & Dimock Memorial Library it should be worth the wait. frost, textured doors. drivers were arrested. In addition. 297 criminal COMPiUlK! arrests were made with 570 charges filed, including 355 drug-related charges. “ This was a pioneer effort,” the statement said. The Competition: Ai SieffeiTs “ The numbers achieved during the 24-hour Coventry library project late General Electric operation likely mean that other corridors in other DELIVERY Large Capacity DELIVERY (our own courteous staff) V states will be candidates for similar saturation Washer programs.” At their convenience and, often, not to The very next day If you need It. Eves., too, and In drug arrests. 65,876 grams of marijuana, 5.671 but should be worth the wait inconvenient location. Sat. with old appliance removal on request. Up grams of cocaine and 340 grams of crack were to the the 3rd floor, also, if you wish, we'll phone seized, but police said they had hoped to nab more Bv Jacqueline Bennett of the old building with the to let you know we’re on the way. Regular wash cy­ drug traffickers. The marijuana seizures included Manchester Herald Donohue adds that fireplace will be a quiet reading cle. 2 wash, rinse terrv SATISFACTION perature selections, 140 pounds from a Connecticut man in Virginia, spot and a reading lounge area GUARANTEED' IN-STORE SERVICE IN-STORE SERVICE O R Y O U R saving cold water authorities said. COVENTRY - The saying, the finishing touch will MONEY BACK! will be in the new portion of the Salespeople unfamiliar with stock & Our trusted staff are experts In their field. Every nnse Police said they believed drug dealers were “ don’t judge a book by its cover,” building. The two are joined and be the restoration of WW3100 aware of the sweep, which ended at 8 a.m. Friday. aptly applies to the Booth & access is through an interior open strangers to customer. No follow-up & single sale is important to us. There is an Irt-store “ It’s doubtful anything was moving,” said Dimock Memorial Library reno­ the 76-year-old clock archway where the main circula­ seldom any in-house appliance service. customer service representative to handle any Georgia State Patrol spokesman J.D. Coleman. “ It vation and expansion project. in the library’s clock tion desk used to be. New in the area. problem. We've been your good neighbor for could have been the publicity ... or they just all From the outside it looks almost The library currently has 2,700 drove very safely. done, but a look at the inside tower after completion many years & have a fine reputation for volumes, and the additional space friendliness & good business. “ You always hope for a magnificent seizure on the reveals it is not. of the current project. will give room for 5,500 volumes, highway,” Coleman said. “ But we took some “ It will be another two months according to Reed. There will also dangerous drivers off the highway. Maybe we saved before the contractors are out of be a computer area and multi­ CREDIT OPTIONS CREDIT OPTIONS some lives. That’s the bottom line.” here,” Michael Donohue, chair­ changes tothe76-year-oldlibrary. purpose room that can be used for On a "wait basis" — mail in application or We’ll expedite your credit. Mastercard, VIsd, The effort was named Operation CoFlaMe man of the Library Building Voters rejected the request for public meetings. \ CS1946 because it was a cooperative operation extending Committee and a member of the wait in store for hours. Discovery A our own GECC plan for your more money the first time but “ The real increase is in seat­ from Florida to Maine. library board of trustees, said guaranteed satisfdction. later approved it after supporters ing,” Reed said. Connecticut state police netted l*/« kilograms of Thursday night as he gave a tour of the plan lobbied for it. There were 12 seats in the old AMItSUBtSHI' 19 Color TV cocaine and about l ‘A pounds of marijuana. About of the building on Main Street. I “ We’d be in here by now if we building. There will be 120 in the SELECTIONSII 480 citations were given, including one for drunken “ We just wanted everyone to have 19 picture tube. 125-chan- hadn’t had to go back for more nev.' building. Spotty... many unknown names... prices Excellent selection of top names, due to our nei. cabie-compatiple, 19-key driving. a chance to see how it’s coming money,” said Donohue. Donohue said the extra space not great on desirable brands. tremendous nationwide buying power. Nothing random access *299 During the dragnet, a few stolen cars were along.” A group of nine people, includ­ will allow for an expansion of recovered and fugitives captured. A Jacksonville, The tour began at 6:45 p.m. but the best at the best possible prices. ing Town Council Chairwoman children’s programs. For exam­ Fla., man was jailed on drug trafficking charges, while there was still daylight Joan Lewis, carefully walked ple. story hours used to be very and Virginia s^te ^oopcrs seized 140 pounds of because there is no electricity in through the dark interior Thurs­ cramped due to lack of seating, he marijuana from onearaveler. the building yet. The electricity day, sidestepping some construc­ said. Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Roger Hof­ was supposed to be turned on tion materials on the floor. The Trusted names from the store fman said a van carrying illegal aliens was Thursday. project architect, Felix Drury, Additional parking is being intercepted on the Pennsylvania Turnpike by a drug Transformers were scheduled also came. added in the back of the building, which will be accessible to those officer. to be brought in last week but the Most of the beam work is done, you trust always priced lower! Hoffman said the officer noticed that the van. with intense storm that devastated providing a skeleton of what the with disabilities. California license plates, was riding low and parts of the state caused a delay. Drury says he is pleased with interior will look like. Insulation AMrrsuBisHr 4-Head VCR with Remote seemed overloaded. Those transformers were needed however, is still wrapped and the progress. “ I think it’s going to be a Electronic digital counter “ Inside, he found 20 illegal aliens, on their way in the hard-hit areas, Donohue stacked in a pile. The elevator from Tijuana to New York,” Hoffman said. “ They said. wonderful building,” he said. time pfogramming display, shaft is constructed but the feal-time counter, on-screen were turned over to immigration agents who were That is an example of the types elevator is not in. After the contractors are fin­ disptOY *599 called to the scene.” of small "headaches” that have That did not stop Librarian ished, Donohue said, the book­ In Virginia. 37 people were arrested on various slowed the project. It was sup­ Monica Reedfromenvisioningthe shelves and carpeting will have to TlUW IttON 4 AmtANCe J criminal charges and 2,461 traffic citations were posed to have been completed this finished product. be put in. Then the books will be L A M O C U T I & M C month, Donahue said. Vou Ii8tf< Al's ^srsosal loarRsttt issued, said state police spokeswoman Mary Evans. I can see all this, I hav'e visions returned to the library. Donohue She said 28 of the arrests were drug related. Eight He is quick to add there have tUPER DISCOUNT CENTER of this complete,” Reed said estimated it will be open in ■ASYTOOMTTOi EASY TERMS: people were charged with driving while impaired. been no major problems and they coiMQ motti f>« MAATrono She explained that the main November. 445 Hartford Rd. • Kooney SI. Exit, i-354 AMA, TAKE TO T>C NEW ChooM Matlafcaid. viia. Among the drug arrests was John P. Demorest, are “ on budget.” ••AM O m utW AV on 0«7 A T Currently, the library is being | )e T»€ IQMCV 8TBUT CWT Oitcovw o( o u GECC plan entrance will no longer be in front MANCHESTER. CT TAM a L ^T t TO AL 80707*8. 40, of New Haven. Conn., who was charged with The $1.74 million project was ratber toward the rear of the east operated out of the Porter L ib ra ry possession of marijuana with intent to distribute firstapproved bytownspeopleina Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9. Tues.. Wed.. Sat. 'til 5 side, part of the 12,000 square foot on Route 44 and an outlet at the ' N o povm enH Of HrKince after police seized 140 pounds of marijuana from his referendum in February 1987. c N a i g m tor 90

Mansfield workers to get jobs W a r chests

Army merger MANSFIELD (AP) - The half the workers by June as it DMR facility a 4 percent raise in state must offer new jobs to the continues to adhere to a court each of the first two years and a 6 hundreds of workers it plans to mandate requiring it to move percent pay hike the final year, growing for could cost lay Oif from the Mansfield Train­ mentally retarded people from ing School, either within the the training school into group A union official, Elizabeth Department of Mental Retarda­ homes. Emerson, said the arbitrator's Y tion or other state agencies, an The arbiter’s ruling is part of a binding ruling was a major state pols 800 state jobs arbitrator has ruled. three-year contract award that victory for the health care The DMR will layoff more than will give unionized workers at the workers. By Judd Everhart HARTFORD (AP) — Some members of The Associated Press Connecticut’s congressional delegation want to meet with Army officials about a plan to combine ST. JUDE NOVENA HARTFORD — The 1990 statewide elections are the Connecticut-based 76th Reserve Division of MAY THE SACRED HEART OF some 16 months away, but two top Democratic the Arm y with a New Jersey-based division. incumbents have created campaign committees so The move could cost Connecticut more than 800 JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ Native Corn they can raise money. Arm y reserve positions and eight armories. FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ One of them. Secretary of the State Julia H. “ Our office is concerned that this may be SERVED THROUGHOUT THE happening too quickly and may cause a Is In! Tashjian, got her committee going on Feb. 2, 1987, disproportional loss of jobs compared to what is WORLD NOW AND FOREVER, just three months after she was re-elected and SOoFF Sport happening in New Jersey,” said Lise Heintz, an AMEN. almost four years before the 1990 elections, aide to U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd. D-Conn. SACRED HEART OF JESUS, Fresh Picked Native The other is Lt. Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso, who filed Time Knits " I t ’s not to say we don’t recognize the need for papers creating his committee last month. Salids & Stripes budget limitations,” she said. “ We just want to PRAY FOR US. Solids in a wide variety of colors for easy get more information.” SAINT JUDE. WORKER OF Blueberries! Fauliso has consistently said he wants to run mix and match styles. 50% polyester/50% The plan calls for combining the 76th division MIRACLES. PRAY FOR US. again with Gov. William A. O’Neill, while O’Neill cotton. 58/60" wide. with the 78th division, based in Edison, N.J., said SAINT JUDE. HELPER OF says he expects to run as long as his health permits. Joseph Hanley, a spokesman for the Army Southern New England Democratic political leaders have indicated this reserve. THE HOPELESS. PRAY FOR summer that O’Neill will create a campaign 2 5 off Chalonnais Challis 30off Glue Guns The 76th, made up of posts in the New England US. ft-”* Vegetable Farms committee around the first of August, but O’Neill Prints & Salids Great (or craft projects that require quick and easy states and Pennsylvania, has headquarters in (V.T.N.) bonding. Rte. 44 Coventry 742-5289 himself has given no hint about that. Prints that give a strong preview of what will be West Hartford and serves as a combat training in fashion for fall. 100% rayon. 44/45" wide. Choose from program for the Army. But, if he is to run. his strategists want him to get Plus...Solids dyed in the exact shades that • Mini Trigger Glue Gun. Hanley said most reserve positions would be going early with fund-raising because he’s expected blend with the prints. Great contrasti 50% • Large Thumb Feed Glue Gun. • Glue Gun with case. absorbed into the combined division, but that 79 to need as much as $4 million, twice what he spent in polyester/50% rayon. 44/45" wide. full-time jobs and 808 reserve jobs would be lost DON’T MONKEY 1986. Plus...Compatible Challis Prints also on salel in Connecticut. The 76th employees 4,237 part-time reservists AROUND... Three of hisclosest friends and strategists. James and 210 full-time officers. It has armories in A. Wade, George W. Hannon Jr. and John D. ►OFF All Interfacing e* Bridgeport, East Windsor, Fairfield, Middle- Mahaney, have re-established their Democrats For "IO/$1 oo 4 " Qiye Sticks town, New Haven, Norwich, Waterbury and West Try Our Pay-By-Mail Victory committee, a committee used to raise Use in large and medium guns. Reg. 4/$1P0 By-the-yard || Hartford. Officials said they are not sure what money for all Democratic candidates but with a Limited to stock on hand. Selection may vary from • j would happen to the buildings if the division is special fondness for the governor. 20/^1®® 2" Glue Sticks store to store Not valid in conjunction with any £ j merged with the 78th. Use in mini glue guns. Reg. 10/$1.00 other offer. Coupon valid July 23 • 29,1989. £ I Program... According to reports filed in the campaign finance Sorry does not include Wonder Under.™ *.| Hanley said the move is under consideration division of the secretary of the state’s office. because of federal budget cuts and because It makes paying your subscription easier on Itcme cf fiil>r^i^:^fro fabrics | Democrats for Victory has raised more than population projections indicate that there will not you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 $362,000 so far and spent more than $312,000, much of 25off New Fall be enough people to fill open reserve positions in weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 the region. it on polling. The committee had $49,461 on hand as 'off All Elastic J months. 6 months ora full year drop it in the of July 13. Needlework Kits* Capt. Peter Anderson, a spokesman for the Selection includes the latest styles in counted cross mail. Then, you can forget about having ready ^3y-the-yard and packaged §| 76th, said a decision on whether to combine the Tashjian’s 3‘A-year-old committee has raised stitch, stamped cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel and cash to pay your carrier answering the door' more. Including popular "Santa Fe” and «I divisions will be made by August 15. almost $26,000, according to its most recent report. Limited to stock on hand. Selection may vary from 3 when it's inconvenient or being at home to "Southwest" motifs. store to store. Not valid in conjunction with any £ | pay your bill Fauliso’s committee has not yet begun raising ‘ Select stores. other offer. Coupon valid July 23 • 29,1989. f j WE WILL NOTIFY money. house cf fabiicsSsc-frc fabrics | Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER Homeless man There are two candidates with committees it to us . or if you would like more information THAT YOU ARE A PAY-BY-MAIL raising money for the 1990 Democratic nomination SINGER IMPERIAL on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. for attorney general. Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Princess Model 7004 'off Flannel || is found slain tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay­ Stamford and Rep. Jay B. Levin of New London. BUILT-IN CLOCK ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed FRONT LOADING BOBBIN Prints & Solids l| Democratic state Treasurer Francisco L. Borges BUILT-IN BU nO N H O LD ER MILFORD (A P ) — A homeless man was found 100% cotton or 100% polyester. 44/45" wide. f | is considered likely to seek re-election next year, but EASY DIAL STITCH SELECTION Limited to stock on hand. Selection may vary from £ slain in a wooded area near one of Milford's has not yet put a committee together. AND MOREI store to store. Not valid in conjunction with any commercial districts early Friday, and a West other offer. Coupon valid July 23 - 29,1989. -"I Haven man who led police to the body was charged I would like to pay by mail for mv Mandhester Herald subscription Please begin my The other incumbent statewide Democratic office bcu^of fabrIcsSsc-fic fabrics | with his murder, police said. holder. Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell, has Reg. Sale Price $399®® pay-by-mail subscription ftn ^ Stephen Corey, 22, ted Milford police to the indicated an interest in running again next year, but New Low homicide scene after showing up at the Orange has not yet created a committee. Caldwell was first 'off Patterns || police station at 11:45 p.m. Thursday to report he Enclosed please find payment for elected to the post in 1974 on a ticket headed by Ella Price! may have just killed a man, police said. Carrier Delivery: T. Grasso. "i^T^cCairs.Butterlck. Vogue* || The victim was identified as John Pearson, 36, a □ 3 months ‘23 10 0 6 months ‘46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 Limit of 3 with coupon. Limited to stock on hand. * I homeless man with a history of minor arrests in On the Republican side, only one gubernatorial I Selection may vary from to store to store. Not valid £ | Milford, said Officer Ed Kelly, a police spokesman. Senior Citizens: aspirant has created a committee, New Haven I in conjunction with any other offer. (Coupon valid £ | I July 23 - 29.1989. ‘ Selected stores only. i j Police said the two men did not know each other. □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ i year ‘86 24 businessman Joel Schiavone. Corey allegedly told police the two men had gotten I______hcu^^^br^ fabrics j Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount He all but made his intentions official last week into an argument. But the police spokesman said a REF. RETAIL;$679.99 with the opening of a campaign office and the motive for the slaying had not been established. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months announcement that he already had $320,000 in An autopsy showed Pearson died of strangulation contributions. And Schiavone said he’d match that and blunt trauma, according to the state medical Name _ examiner’s office. with $320,000 of his own money. Pearson’s body was found about 50 yards into the Address Apt There’s also a committee created on behalf of house of fabrios woods behind a group of small businesses on U.S. state Senate Minority Leader Reginald J. Smith, Route 1, about a mile from the Orange town line, City .Zip. .Phone. R-New Hartford, frequently mentioned as a police said. potential GOP gubernatorial candidate. The Plaza at Burr Corners Pearson had apparently been living in a clearing MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL in the woods that has been frequented by other That committee carries the curious name of the transients. His body was found near an abandoned “ Reg Smith Countdown To ’90 Committee.” Smith 1131A Tolland Tpke. van. The Manchester Herald says only that he’s thinking about a statewide run Corey walked about three miles to turn himself in P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 next year, maybe for governor, maybe another Manchester 646-7728 at the Orange police station. Kelly said the suspect office. had thought the crim e scene was in Orange. 9 8 9 ‘ ft J U

NATION & WORLD Calendar Obituaries

Mary Cunningham daughters. Mildred Kos. Leone The funeral will be at 11 a.m Mattesen. Barbara Jones. Mar­ Monday at the Holmes Funeral Manchester Home. 400 MaimSt, Burial will bp Half of coal industry Mery (Hughes) Cunningham, garet Mayer Eleanor Bolduc, Monday 87, of Cedar Street, died Thursday and Patricia Dougela. all of in the East Cemetery. Calling Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing (July 20,1989) at a local convales­ Manchester and Alice Tompkins hours are from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to 9 p.m. Sunday. Y room. 7 p.m. cent home. She was the widow of of Meriden and Janet Wilder of idled by Soviet strike Wednesday I'erence Cunningham. Des Moines. Iowa. Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center She was born in Worcester, She is also survived by a sister Memorial donations may bp hearing room. 7 p.m. Mass., and had lived in Manches­ Jayne Lukas of Manchester' 34 made to the American Diabete.'; P r o k o p y e v s k , u .s .s .r . ( a p ) - Half of government promises, the newspaper ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ said. Thursday ter for 56 years. She was a former grandchildren: and 27 great­ Association, P O Box 10160 the nation's 1 million coal miners were on Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center member of the Ladies of St. grandchildren She was prede­ Hartford 06110 Donations can strike Friday, and dwindling fuel supplies In addition to the concessions on pay and BAG SALE! * hearing room. 7:30 p.m. James ceased in June by a sister also be made to the Memorial threatened the coke and steel production control to Siberian miners, the govern­ She IS survived by two sons, Margaret Murphy. She is also Fund of the South United Metho­ vital to many Soviet industries. ment agreed to meet demands for Monday, July 24 ^ Thomas J. Cunningham of Man­ survived by several nieces and dist Church. 1226 Main St About 150,000 miners returned to the pits increased housing construction and more Andover chester, and Terence P Cun­ one nephew Manchester Friday in western Siberia, where the worst meat, sugar, soap clothing and other 10AM-5PM ^ ningham of Manchester a Soviet labor unrest in six decades began consumer goods. Monday daughter, Rosemary C Fleming July 11. but the strike continued in other “ It's a victory over the system we've had fill a large brown bag with merchandise for ^ Recreation Commission Town Dtfice Building. 8 of Vernon: 10 grandchildren: and major coal-producing areas. in the Soviet Union for the last 70 years, a p.m. one great-grandchild. All 26 mines in the Karaganda region of system in which we work hard but get little Tuesday NEED SOME EXTRA the southern republic of Kazakhstan were in return.” said Pyotr A. Menayev, an *4.00 ^ Town Meeting. Andover Elementary School. The funeral will be Monday at 9-15 a.m. at the John F Tierney shut down and miners made more than 70 engineer at the Taldinski Severny open pit (no books, jewelry or houseware)^ All-purpo.se room, 8 p.m Funeral Home 219W CenterSt., SPENDING MONEY? demands, the government newspaper mine outside Prokopyevsk. with a Mass of Christian burial at Izvestia reported. Officials have said agreements made Bolton 10 a.m at St James Church Newspaper routes available in your area... Alexander P. Fisun, deputy coal indus­ with any group of miners would apply to THE PENNY SAVER Burial will be in St James try minister, told Izvestia more than all. (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) Monday Cemetery Calling hours are Earn money antd prizes by (delivering the 300,000 miners were striking 94 of the 121 A Kostenko, a strike leader in Kara­ Public Building Commission. Community Hall Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. mines in the the Donetsk Basin of the ganda, told Izvestia a strike for similar 46 Purnell Place fireplace room. 7:30 p.m Memorial donations may be Manchester Heralcd in your eastern Ukraine, the country's largest coal demands last winter caused authorities to Wednesday made to the St. James School field make "a lot of promises, but then they Conservation Commission Herrick Memorial Foundation. P.O. Box 254, Man­ neighborhooid. Strikes also were reported in the didn't fulfill anything ' Park 7 30 p.m chester 06040. Pechora Basin in the far north and The newspaper quoted steel workers as Call to(day to get more details. Chervonograd in the western Ukraine, saying “ blast furnaces and coke-chemical Coventry where Izvestia said workers at 12 mines batteries are on the brink ol an emergency Scott T. Russell were only doing minimum maintenance. stoppage” for lack of coal. Monday 647-9946 The reports indicated half the industry 's Strike leaders in Kuznetsk supported the Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Scott T. Russell. 30 of Route 6 1 million miners were involved in the return to work, but added a demand Friday walkout Building, 7:30 p m in Andover died Friday (July 21, Grissom Rd...... all Bissel St...... 98-149 that municipal elections be moved up so Steering Committee, Town Office Building. 7:30 1989) at St Francis Hospital and Hamlin St...... 91-107 Izvestia indicated the strikers were not they can try to remove unsympathetic REWARD! Shepard DR...... all satisfied with an agreement reached officials. p.m Medical Center in Hartford after H o ll St...... all an accident in his home. earlier in the week with strikers in western Members of the 26-member Kuznetsk Tuesday Knighton St...... 22-42 Democratic Caucus. Town Office Building. 7:30 Russell was bom May 28. 1959. Oakland Heights...... all Siberia's Kuznetsk Basin for pay increases strike committee met with half a dozen ./iTi Pearl St...... 113-164 and greater worker control over the p.m in Hartford He was a graduate of Brownstone Apts ...... all representatives to the national parliament Republican Executive Committee, Town Office RHAM High School in Hebron and industry. and called for the elections to be held in Building, 7 30 p.m. worked at the family-owned It reported progress in overnight negoti­ November rather than in spring 1990. Hamilton ...... all Foster St...... 69-109 Thursday business. S.D.R Enterprises of ations in Donetsk, where miners made 50 Most municipal officials in Kuznetsk Carpenter Dr...... all Republican Caucus, Town Office Building. 7:30 Andover. Pearl St...... 1-63 demands, but did not give details. were said to have backed the miners, but p.m. He is surx’ived by his parents. McDivitt Dr...... all Karaganda miners remained skeptical strike leaders said they were not satisfied. Board of Education, Coventry High School, room Robert and Lois (Pollard) Rus­ Wildwood Dr...... all 28. 7:30 p.m sell. also of Andover, a brother Jefferson St...... all Jean Road ...... 30-65 H/eeJefv Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ Robert Russell Jr of Warehouse Kenwood Dr...... all Waranoke Rd...... all Reforms irk fice Building 8 p.m. Point, a section of East Windsor: Health Tip a sister. Donna Rae Russell of Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Adelaide Rd ...... all South Hawthorne...... all Mansfield Center; and a niece and nephew South Alton...... all party leaders The funeral will be at 1 p.m. West Middle Tpke... 8-150 even Garth Rd...... 89-105 Chief orders force Tuesday at the Potter Funeral Squire Village ...... all Ludlow Rd...... 133-273 MOSCOW (A P) — Communist Party leaders, Home. 456 Jackson St. (Route bemoaning the ideological confusion in the party 195), Willimantic. Burial will be Wetherell ...... all to don patriotic pins under President Mikhail S. Gorbachev's reforms, in the Townsend Cemetery in Bidwell ...... all have called for tight restrictions on the press and a Andover Calling hours will be ORANGE (AP) — This town's police chief has Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all Dale Rd...... all clear second-in-command. from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and ordered his officers to wear American flag pins on Hlllcrest...... all Garth Rd...... 125-130 The party newspaper Pravda on Friday published - i k - L Monday. their uniforms to protest the Supreme Court's ruling EastlandSt...... all Ludlow Rd...... 42-98 speeches made Tuesday by party chiefs depicting by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. that flag burning is protected by the constitutional Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 ruling Communist cadres cut loose without a party right to free speech. Martha McCollum Indian Dr...... all Rachel Rd...... 8ll line and drifting in a sea of contradictions. VITAMIN B2 — RIBOFUVIN In a memo to his officers in this town of 13,500, Alpine...... In answer to a speech by Gorbachev encouraging Chief Russell McLean said he could not believe the Martha E. (Piercy) McCollum, Overlook Dr...... all party members to further perestroika — his Riboflavin is essential to visual Haynes...... health; a deficiency can cause WEUPHirY0U$50T0liVER Supreme Court would allow “ the degradation of our Westland St...... all 83, widow of Georges. McCollum, economic and political revival program — leader Itching and burning eyes, sen­ country's symbol of democracy.” of McGuire Lane in Manchester, Rachel Rd...... all Russell ...... after leader complained that party activists were Main ...... 285-378 sitivity to light, and headaches. “ If you are not, you should be infuriated that such died Thursday (July 20, 1989) in Lydall St...... 246-374 confused and hampered by opposition forces Riboflavin acts to maintain the a decision could be arrived at by the highest court in Manchester Memorial Hospital. Constance Dr...... ;...... all unleashed by the reforms. structure and color of the lips; if MWrYOHtllflMEMillll the land,” he wrote. She was bom Sept. 4. 1905, in Leonid F. Bobykin, party chief in Sverdlovsk, told deficient, the lips split at the Main ...... For a limited time only, we’ll give you $50 off the installation of solid vinyl siding from McLean also went on to offer a general criticism Manchester, and was a lifelong the meeting, “ Things are going not at all the way we corners of the mouth and be­ C enter...... 11-301 odd Wadsworth St...... Wolverine Technologies and guarantee you’ll never have to paint again! of the courts. “ As police officers, we have lost the resident. expected and the way they should.” come pale. Overall growth also Trotter...... all And, because your new siding is made of rugged, durable vinyl, your home will battle in the streets. The courts have contributed to She was a member of the South Huntington ...... “We don’t see a hard line on ideological depends on riboflavin. Milk Is look beautiful for years to come. that through previous decisions.” United Mehtodist Church in Man­ Winter ...... 47-62 Summit ...... questions,” he said. rich in riboflavin, also found In eggs, organ meats, green leafy Why not turn in your paint brush and claim your reward? Low maintenance, high His order said that “ all officers shall wear chester, the Westhill Gardens Orchard ...... all Bobykin said the role of the Secretariat of the Lllley ...... vegetables, and whole grain quality siding from Wolverine. Call today for a tree estimate. American flag pins as part of their uniforms.” Association, the Golden Age Club, Knox ...... all Delmont St...... 91-150 Central Committee had been weakened, and breads. and the American Association of “ what’s needed, apparently, is a second secretary Newman...... all Hollister St...... 93-1 Retired Persons, of the Central Committee, no matter what that’s Edgerton...... 1-55 Cardinal Krohl hospitalized McCollum is survived by eight Summit St...... 217-255 called officially.” Gorbachev’s post as general secretary of the PH ILAD ELPH IA (A P) — Cardinal John Krol Central Committe makes him head of the party, but CountrysicCe SicCiny was in serious condition at a hospital today and no second-in-command has been designated. The undergoing medical tests a day after he complained WE DELIVER CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Politburo member in charge of ideology tradition­ of feeling faint while playing golf. For Home Delivery, Call ally has been viewed as the No. 2 party official, but 348 Main Street Krol 78, retired last year after 27 years as Roman 647-SIDE 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 leaders have said no one fulfills that role since Manchester ■ Catholic archbishop of Philadelphia but retains the Yegor K. Ligachev was replaced as Ideology chief 6491025 title of cardinal. He has remained active as a Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 last fall. financial consultant to the church 9 8 9 .) -1 ^ - J u

Leading party Afghans release American Tribal clash kills Indians the ceremony. WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) - Witnesses said the demonstra­ taking his revolver and beating KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - “They got what they wanted,” Each side blamed the other The government released a jailed said Renny Smith, the consular “I am thankful to everyone for tion got out of hand when the and handcuffing him. may lose edge what they have done to get Tony Friday for a clash between crowd attacked Navajo police Lt. An “elderly gentleman” took American on Friday after Wa­ officer who was sent from the hundreds of supporters of sus­ shington complied with a demand U.S. Embassy in New Delhi to home,” she said. Daniel Hawkins, who led a May 24 Hawkins’ gun and shot Sgt. Rep. Bill Richardson, D-N.M., pended Navajo Chairman Peter sweep of the tribe’s administra­ Daniel Lee in the thigh, Beyal to make a formal request for his pick up O’Brien. MacDonald and tribal police in Sunday vote freedom from the regime it does Ms. Smith said she personally said that after his release! tion building during which Mac­ said. According to varying ac­ Y O’Brien stayed at the Turkish officers that left two people dead Donald appointees and suppor­ counts, Lee or other officers then not recognize. delivered a letter Thursday to and nine injured. TOKYO (AP) — The unthinkable is being Wearing blue pajama-like tunic government officials. Another Embassy, which is handling his ters were evicted from offices shot the man, identified by thought in the ruling party: Maybe it’s time to departure. Turkey is the only Police “randomly opened fire they had refused to leave. MacDonald as James Dickson, and trou.sers, Tony O’Brien was letter was sent by telex from on Navajo civilians” during a let the opposition take over, and hope they handed over to a U.S. representa­ Washington directly to the NATO country that still main­ “They took his Mace, his 57, and by others as Jimmy mess up so the Liberal Democrats can return tains an embassy in Kabul. protest late Thursday at the tribal revolver, handcuffed him, kicked Dixon. tive at a ceremony before the Afghan government, she said government complex, MacDo­ as heroes with their scandal-tainted image glaring lights of government-run without elaborating. O’Brien was scheduled to fly to him a few times and left him on MacDonald said the other man refurbished. / nald said in a statement. the ground,” said Beyal. The killed was Arnold Lee Begay, 27. television. Ms. Smith made no mention of New Delhi, India, on Saturday Police and tribal officials said The Liberal Democratic Party has governed He hugged her, then threw his the Afghan government during and then return home. tribal spokesman said the crowd Begay was shot by an unidenti­ Japan since its formation in 1955, but party officers opened fire in self- then went after a second officer. fied officer. hands in the air and shouted: “I defense after being attacked by leaders say it has been brought to an want to thank God for my ROSE KENNEDY unprecedented crisis by sex and money freedom.” Coming 1 hi^ September.. . the crowd, which numbered more scandals and unpopular policies. . . . celebrates birthday than 300. MacDonald incited Afghan security forces ar­ Junior Miss Hebron Harvest Fair supporters and was indirectly Sunday’s elections for half the seats in the rested O’Brien on June 8 at a 8-12 yr. olds T ’nurs., Sept. 7, 1989 252-member upper house of Parliament could guerrilla hideout in the capital responsible, said tribal spokes­ begin an erosion of power that eventually will after the photographer, on as­ Miss Hebron Harvest Fair Rose Kennedy man Duane Beyal. make the revolutionary thought an inevitable 16-20 yr. olds Fri., Sept. 8, 1989 MacDonald was placed on RESTAURANT and BANQUET ROOMS signment for Time-Life Inc., administrative leave by the go­ reality. entered Afghanistan without Contestants from any town welcome! (Formerly Fiano’s Reataurant) Sixty-six Liberal Democratic members are valid travel documents and in the verning council of the nation’s 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE • RTS 6 & 44 • 649-6446 ending their six-year terms and the party must ‘strong’ at 99 largest Indian tribe after allega­ Fine Dining Wed-Sat Evenings 5:00 to 9:30 P.M. company of Moslem guerrillas. tions at U.S. Senate hearings in retain 54 of those seats to keep control. O’Brien, 43, of Santa Fe, N.M., Jam ’s Pub Open For Lunch Daily TUES-SUN Analysts and poll takers don’t expect it to Call 537-5121 for January that he accepted bribes was never charged and the ma BOSTON (AP) — Several times a week, a pianist BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 50-300 PERSONS happen. Soviet-backed government application. Featuring and kickbacks. He has denied any prominent area jqdges including * 0 COMPANY comes to play. A priest arrives regularly to say wrongdoing, and followers be­ ★ ALSO OFFERING FULL SERVICE CATERING* “We are very confident the LDP will lose its agreed to release him without Mass. Though she cannot walk and is not always majority,” said Takashi Yonezawa, secretary- Suzanne Dahlsfrom of lieve he was deposed illegally, trial. But it later demanded a lucid. Rose Kennedy’s “chief characteristic is still although tribal courts have up­ DININGROOM HOURS J A M ’S P U B general of the Democratic Socialist Party. formal letter from the U.S. strength” as she prepares for her 99th birthday Tues-Thurs 5-9pm Tues-Thurs ll:30-llpm Yonezawa’s party, the fourth-largest opposi­ held the move. Fri & Sat II:30-1:30am government, officially request­ Saturday. There were no further signs of Fri & Sat 5-lOpm tion group in Parliament, has been negotiating ing his release and authorizing a Mrs. Kennedy will be joined by more than 40 Sun 11; 30-5pm with the leading opposition Socialists, the unrest Friday, although about 50 State Department representative family members and several close friends for the people were camped just across CLOSED MONDAYS Buddhist-supported Komeito (Clean Govern­ to escort him out of the country. AVANTI PIZZA Saturday night celebration at the Hyannis Port WEDDINGS & PARTIES ARE OUR SPECIALTY ment) Party and the Social Democratic the New Mexico line. Large Diplomatic sources, speaking compound on Cape Cod. stones and shards of glass littered Federation about a possible coalition govern­ on condition of anonymity, had RESTAURANT/Italian Specialties Sen. Edward M. Kennedy plans to present his CALL 643-2342 f o r reservations ment if the conservative Liberal Democrats the road running through the said the Afghan government mother with 99 roses. Among the family members tribal government complex. lose their mandate. appeared to be using O’Brien to who will share Mrs. Kennedy’s favorite chocolate Elections for the lower house, where the real Introducing Boltons premier pizza restaurant. Three of the injured remained try to force the United States into birthday cake with her are granddaughter Caroline hospitalized Friday in good or power lies, need not be held until next year, but issuing a statement that could be Let us stimulate your taste buds while Kennedy Schlossberg, 31, and her year-old a Liberal Democratic loss on Sunday could satisfactory condition. construed as recognizing Presi­ enjoying our relaxed atmosphere. Located daughter. Rose. MacDonald said Friday he was create pressure for an earlier vote. The dent Najib's government as diagonally across from Manchester Drive-In. “We’re headed down there right now,” Michael governing party has 243 of the 512 seats in the “shocked, appalled and angered” legitimate. Kennedy, 31, the son of Robert F. Kennedy, said at the police actions. lower house and alliances with smaller The United States does not Full service menu Lunch & Dinner 7 days a Friday from his office at Citizens Energy Corp. in conservative parties give it a majority. recognize Najib’s government week. 10% discount for Seniors. Present this ad Boston. “ All the grandchildren are going to be The four opposition parties talking coalition and closed its embassy in Kabul for 1 dollar off any large pizza thru 7/31. there. I’m bringing my three children as well.” have 78 seats in the upper house, compared in January before the final Kennedy said a special Mass is planned for his with 142 for the Liberal Democrats, and must withdrawal of Soviet troops fight- (Rt. M ) 299 Boston Tnpk., Bolton, CT grandmother. The family also plans to have a win 49 more on Sunday to gain control. ing U.S.-backed Moslem pianist at the celebration to play Mrs. Kennedy’s Giant 643-0299 A coalition would not be easy because they guerrillas. favorite tunes. have major differences on what changes to “She’ll be seated right next to the piano, right in Legal make in the policies of the pro-business, the center of the main room, so she can hear pro-Western Liberal Democrats. everything,” said family spokeswoman Melody- Tag Sale At a news conference Friday, Yonezawa said Miller. Talk Socialist policies were “unrealistic,” and Robert Watt, 70, who was Mrs. Kennedy’s doctor by indicated the possibility of an alliance with the until his retirement two years ago, said Mrs. Liberal Democrats. Going on Vacation? Attorney “You name it, Kennedy is no longer ambulatory and has very poor At Law Leo J. Barrett Both Yonezawa’s party, which is more vision. But he said she can recognize people and she conservative than its name indicates, and the can talk. we have it!” Liberal Democrats say the Socialists would GET ALL THE NEWS ■ “She’s a very old lady,” said Watt, who last saw cancel the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty. The t PERSONAL INJURY Mrs. Kennedy two months ago. “She has moments When someone is physically or Furniture Socialists say they would seek revisions. when she’s lucid. She’s more alert than one would “The DSP holds a balancing ticket, and, mentally injured or dies, is expect. Sometimes it’s difficult for me to tell if she another person at fault? When a Clothing depending on the outcome of the election, could when you return knows me or not. Once when I came by, the nurses play a pivotal role in Japan’s politics,” the person dies in a car accident, is told her who I was and she turned to me and said another at fault? When damage Bric-a-Brac party leader said. ‘hello Dr. Watt, how kind of you to come.’” Shizuo Sato, a first-term Liberal Democrat is done to your body, your car Order your Herald “They’re a very close family,” he said. “The or your reputation, is someone Children’s Items in the lower house, expressed the view gaining family spends a lot of time there. There’s always currency in the governing party: else responsible for your in­ someone there. And she knows them.” jury? What is the measure of “If the people’s decision goes against the During the warm months, relatives often wheel LDP ... instead of forming a coalition of our VACATION your injury? How are you com­ MARC Auditorium Mrs. Kennedy outside and take her down to the pensated to restore you to a po­ own, it might be better to turn the government docks. Watt said. over to an opposition coalition.” .SL sition you enjoyed before the 57 Hollister Street Mrs. Kennedy has not wintered at her Palm accident or event? Lawyers can “I’m sure they’ll fail and hurt the economy,” PAK... Beach mansion, as was her custom, for the past two he said in an interview. “Then the people will discuss these questions with years, Kennedy spokesman Marc O’Connor said. you. Manchester, CT 06040 realize the value of our party. We would also She now remains on Cape Cod year-round, he said. have time in the interim to regroup and resolve lUST PHONE Watt attributes Mrs. Kennedy’s longevity to a some of our internal problems.” Saturday, “very prudent life. She doesn’t drink, smoke and Ueemnd ta CT l»w Sato said he does not advocate simply CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT she’s always watched her diet carefully. Her handing over power, but it might have a mother lived well into her 90s also. Leo J. Barrett^ P.C. July 29, 1989 beneficial effect “if we have no choice because “Strength is still her major characteristic. She’s Attorney At Law of the way people vote. We are doing our best to 647-9946 strong in her beliefs.” CT. l?OLLrRfiE' . 8: OOAM-1:00PM see that they stay with us.” Mrs. Kennedy was born on July 22, 1890. Four of T-m4>44-LAW A poll published Friday by the newspaper her nine children were killed in their prime — Maaeh«il«r Come and see! Asahi said 28 percent of those surveyed said Joseph Kennedy Jr. and Kathleen in plane crashes, Hartferti • ’ they planned to vote Socialist, compared with iHaurliPiitrr Hrralii John and Robert by assassins. One daughter was ■ 21 percent for the Liberal Democrats, and 40 retarded; a grandson with a history of drug use was percent were undecided. found dead in a hotel room. ....'mfmrnrn 9 8 9 t •* J u

o J < :• S M im m m m No bhe’s upset, OPINION TDCUROPf.. not even poor Lv/ne Di&e>^se . 5 Sick and tired APBCTNSE By Chuck Stone TOeWLOUT THEANtRKNA Sy/WTcm: A SMALL TiCK-LIK^ INSecT WlfH AN SEVERAL EAS1B?K That reputable icon of conservative Republica­ Y of the whining De=^taT CN?D... nism, Housing and Urban Development Secretary UNWMCHABie thirst m GRe^D, apCNRWttS- sDcmiEAVEUCWE Jack F. Kemp, is stamping his ideological VttmjT \T. imprimatur on a melodic rationale for an enduring /MI$/11AN/1^/»1€‘NTand fraud By Sarah Overstreet American dischotomy: V I 1 There'* nothing turer. The next time I pick up a women’s magazine that \ v | '''N 'V l The rich gel rich and the poor get poorer. LiKetV VICTIMS: talks about some men’s “fear of commitment,” I Much to his “Jack Armstrong, all-American boy” swear I’ll burn it. (Unless, of course, there’s a dismay, Kemp discovered that his Republican PooR AND ELDe'RLV constitutional amendment by that time prohibiting predecessor, Samuel R. Pierce Jr., ran on operation it.) that spent eight years enriching the rich and ripping I am so sick and tired of whining about men who m off the poor. are “commitment-phobic,” their supposed “fear” But nobody got upset, not even the poor. of permanence,” and what we women should do to In fact, both groups grew accustomed to this conquer it. The last straw was the one I picked up in iniquitous arrangement and lived by the rest of the the doctor’s office this week. This headline song’s words: appeared in boldface next to the cover girl’s decollete: “Exactly How I Got the Man to Marry In the meantime, in between time, ain't we got fun. Me.” The poor did not know that they were being Excuse me, did someone let Anita Loos loose //V. shortchanged over $2 billion in federal housing again? Got him to marry you? Is that anything like I programs; they continued to make do with their got a new stereo, a new convertible, or some other impoverishment. In the meantime, a covey of rich possession that has no choice in being gotten ? Or is it Republicans milked HUD’s treasury and fattened more like getting one’s way? In either case, does the Iheir bank accounts through fraud, mismanage­ “him” involved have any choice in the issue, or is it ment, influence peddling, embezzelement, corrup­ all a matter of what we can get him to do? Happy ending for refugees tion and waste in programs designed to help the This kind of stuff gives me the creeps. It’s as poor. offensive as the pitches we used to see in certain “The previous secretary was a decent and men’s magazines: “How to Get a Girl Into Bed.” or By Jack Anderson Naturalization Service to inter­ Exporting cancer vene in time to stop the family honorable man,” Kemp said. That has got to win an Political spouses and ethics “How to Pick Up Girls.” You can still find them in and Dale Van Atta The federal ban on asbestos in international prize for the best 1989 reprise of Mark the advertising pages of the worst ones. They are all suicide. With bewildering speed, water pipes does not go into effect Anthony’s “But Brutus was a honorable man.” about tricks and techniques to use to “get” someone WASHINGTON - Ten years the family found itself on a plane until 1996. It may take that long to As a black man. Pierce proved that skin color does By Robert Walters volves wives of senators and makes Mrs. Dixon’s job similarly to the United States. representatives. suspect. In February 1986, her to do what you want.” ago this month we told the story of locate the 300,000 miles of pipe not prevent equal-opportunity incompetence. The There are many marriages in husband hired Johnnie L. Coch­ What place does this kind of thinking have in our Thach Minh Loi, one of thousands One of our associates met them containing cancer-causing asbes­ only difference between his fumbling, bumbling LOS ANGELES - The gift supposedly enlightened, egalitarian, post-feminist at the Las Vegas airport with testimony before Congressional subcommittees and shops scattered throughout Los which one partner is a politician ran Jr., a Los Angeles lawyer and of Vietnamese refugees who tos fibers among the millions of and the other enjoys almost longtime friend, to be in charge of society? On the one hand, we talk about the need for Minh Ellis. The family straggled miles of pipe in the United States. Stepin Fetchit’s head-scratching, shoe-shuffling Angeles International Airport every person to find self-fulfillment; therapists call made it to this country in spite of unlimited professional rights and an ethics committee investiga­ off the plane, fatigued and ill. Asbestos cement pipes are used performance is the basso profundo of Pierce’s certainly appear to be an absurd it “self-actualization.” But on the other, if we are overwhelming odds. Southeast voice. starting point for an examination freedoms. But there also have tion, an assignment for which he Asians have become a familiar Their Asian reserve broke down widely in the Southwest where the been several disturbing cases in received $170,000. attracted to a man whose idea of self-fulfillment at the sight of the waiting sister. But most of Reagan’s black Republican appoin­ of congressional ethics. does not include getting married, we feel it’s OK to part of the American landscape alkaline soil can corrode a hole in tees shared their president’s conviction that poor Their wares have more to do which the two partners have Cochran was then chairman of Tears streamed down their faces a steel pipe within three years. appeared to become involved in the five-member Los Angeles devise a way to “get” him to do it anyway. since then, and their dramatic people were poor because they were lazy or liked with popular culture than with If, despite our efforts, he still doesn’t want to get stories are history. as they fell into each other’s The asbestos cement pipes are being poor. Writing off the poor as unsalvageable, political morality. T-shirts cele­ joint political-economic ven­ Airport Commission, which in arms. tures. Among them: April 1986 awarded the conces­ married, we lebel him a “commitment-phobic” and Now Thach’s story has a sequel also a big export item to Third Reagan administered policies that ended up helping brate the arrival of the movie say he’s “afraid of permanence.” We dismiss the to remind us that some people are Our associate drove the family World countries and are widely the richest Americans make twice the economic “Batman,” while baseball caps ■ In 1979, Marion Javits, wife sion to run the gift and duty-free to southern Utah. They rode in of then-Sen. Jacob Javits, R- shops to a joint venture. In July possibility that he’s merely “Connie-phobic” or still feeling the effects of the war used in Europe. gains as the poorest Americans and widening the commemorate this year’s All- “afraid of Pamela.” No, it can’t be that he’s just not silence, overwhelmed by their income gap between rich and poor. Star Game, played in nearby N. Y., resigned as a $67,500-a-year 1986, Mrs. Dixon became a on their lives. While workers who manufac­ consultant. It had been revealed partner in that enterprise. interested in a lifetime contract with Connie or Thach was stranded in a emotions. ture the pipes are at the greatest Those two conclusions, which ironically came Anaheim. Pam; there’s got to be something wrong with his from a Republican study, caught Republicans off But behind the scenes is the that a $500,000 public relations Although she does virtually no wretched refugee camp in Malay­ Veyo is a bleak town which risk, some scientists believe the contract that she helped secure work for the operation, her initial head. guard. Determined to refute a “biased” Demo­ wife of a member of Congress, a With all of the unhappy marriages that have sia when we first learned about rises out of sagebrush and rock. pipes should not be used to carry cratic House Ways and Means Committee study man who holds a particularly from Iran’s state-owned airline investment of $5,000 to $15,000 him in 1979. He had escaped from Thach’s new home was battered water because there is danger of apparently was a subterfuge was worth $100,000 to $250,000 by ended in separation or divorce in recent years, concluding that the Reagan administration had sensitive position — the chair­ you’d think we’d salute people of both sexes who Vietnam with his wife and two trailer. But as the family piled out asbestos getting into the water. made the rich richer and the poor poorer, the manship of the House Committee designed to conceal an Iran lobby the end of last year. in Congress. Like predecessor couples who refuse to rush into a “till death do us part” children, but found himself in of the van, he leaped into the air Under present plans, the pipes Republican study committee used 1982 as a base on Standards of Official Conduct. commitment. Especially when there’s a 50-50 worse circumstances in the like a football player who had just containing asbestos that are year. The Democrats had used 1979. The legislator is Rep. Julian C. ■ In 1984, Antoinette Hatfield, have gotten into trouble, the wife of Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield, Dixons have violated the common chance that they’ll be letting a judge decide who camp. The family ate rats and scored a Super Bowl touchdown. already in place probably will not “We just wanted to look at the Reagan years,” Dixon, D-Calif., who represents a gets the sofa in five years. be dug up. Even if officials explained the Republican committee study district in the Los Angeles area. R-Ore., was embarrassed by the sense rule that says spouses of snakes to survive. People around With all of his lung power, he disclosure that she had accepted politicians are certainly entitled them were dying. There was little yelled at the nearby mountains, wanted to, .they probably would chairman. His wife, Betty J. Dixon, is a You’d think we’d encourage people planning to By changing the base year, the Republican study partner in an especially lucrative $35,000 for her interior decorating to pursue their own careers — but get married to spend a lot of time getting to know not hope that they could immigrate to “America! ” not be able to find all the pipes. and real estate services from a both partners must ensure that In the intervening decade, Some of them have been under­ showed the average family income of the poorest joint venture that holds the only their potential marriage partners, but also the United States. fifth of the population increasing 4.1 percent in the concession to operate the 18 Greek financier who was simul­ they are truly independent of themselves. So many of us have rushed into Thach wrote to his sister Minh Thach moved his family to ground for so long that records no taneously seeking the senator’s each other in the work they Reagan years, instead of declining 6.1 percent, as combined gift shop-newsstands relationships which seemed to be in keeping with Ellis, the wife of a Navy veteran California where they found longer show which are asbestos the Democrats’ study showed. and seven duty free shops inside support for a $10 billion trans- perform. some expected cultural ideal but which really steady work. Two more brothers and which are not. Africa oil pipeline. in Veyo, Utah. Thach said he was No matter. Today’s Reaganized poor in the the busy airport. weren’t anywhere near right for us. Why, then, escaped from Vietnam. But they When and if asbestos pipe is Robert Walters is a syndicated considering killing his family and American dichotomy are still as badly off today as The Dixon case illustrates the ■ Earlier this year. House would we urge anyone to marry in haste, when himself to end their misery. left behind their aging parents torn out, new plastics can be used they were 20 years ago, according to a Census columnist. we’ve witnessed so many leisurely repentance? complexity of the relationships Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, Minh Ellis had hired a lawyer who could not stand the rigors of to replace it, but certain plastic Bureau study. between public officials and their resigned after Dixon’s ethics Why should we encourge someone to marry at all, who began the paperwork to an escape. polyvinyls, some sicentists be­ “Regardless of the income measure used, ” writes spouses' employers in an era committee formally accused him if that is not his or her inclination? Is this still the Bureau’s poverty expert, Mark Littman, in a when a constantly growing of violating various House ethics Letters to the editor bring the family to Utah. But the American friends mounted a lieve, also leach carcinogens into America, or should we ask for a marriage letter-writing campaign to Viet­ the water supply. Labor Department publication, “it would appear number of women are active rules. Among them was the amendment right after the one prohibiting flag process was slow and Thach had that the poor are no better off in the 1980s than they The Manchester Herald wel­ not received progress reports or namese and American authori­ The water pipe problem is participants in the labor force, charge that Wright’s wife, Betty, comes original letters to the burning? I have a feeling some of these so-called were in the 1960s and 1970s.” (Littman concedes, routinely pursuing independent was paid $18,000 annually for a editor. “fearful” non-comiters just might know themselves Ellis’ letters of encouragement. ties to let the parents join their further complicated by the U.S. however, that improving economic conditions careers. Notwithstanding "all the no-show job. a lot better their critics know themselves. She appealed to us for help and children. In 1986, the Vietnamese stockpile of asbestos pipes. Dis­ reduced the number of poor people in the iast four recent claims about sensitivity to Committee investigators re­ Letters should be brief and to we got the Immigration and government eased travel restric­ tributors are expected to begin the point. They should be typed or years by 3 million.) women’s new roles,’’ complains ported that they could find “no I love women’s magazines, especially when I’m tions. Last month, the 75-year-old unloading it on Third World Lest the Republicans caterwaul that the Census one former congressional wife, reports, no corresponbdence, no neatly handwritten, and, for ease waiting in the supermarket line or when they father Thach Mig, and the 69- countries unless a ban is put on in editing, should be double­ Bureau’s study is part of a Democratic conspiracy “the American public is not yet notes of telephone conversations promise to help me lose five pounds in two hours. year-old mother, Nguyen Thi De, exports. As with tobacco, the to discredit their beloved atavistic ex-president, a ready to accept the separate roles (and) no investment analysis’’ spaced. Letters must be signed There’s much in most of them that reflects our Iflaudirfilrr Hrrah"i with name, address and daytime growing sense of real equality. But, editors, the arrived in Las Vegas. buck seems to take precedence fourth independent study by the nonpartisan Urban of a husband and wife in profes­ prepared by Mrs. Wright to Foundsd In 18B1 Both are frail and need medical over the body. Institute came up with identical conclusions about sional affairs when one of them justify the salary she received telephone number (for verifica­ “commitment-phobic man” doesn’t fall into that ;'t,h/NV M. SIEFFERT ...... Publisher the rich and poor. tion) . (j EORQET C H A P P E L L ^...... Editor attention. But if they had the happens to be a public official.’’ from the company founded by her category. It’s Neanderthal myth, and it’s time you In the meantime, in between time, ain't we got fun. got over it. MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor stamina, they would leap in the Jack Anderson and Dale Van ■ Because the overwhelming ma­ husband and a Texas Address letters to: Open Fo­ ALEXANDER QIRELL!.... Associate Editor jority of Congress members are businessman. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. air and shout, “America! ” Atta are syndicated columnists. Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. men. most of the scrutiny in­ A troublesome chronology Box 591, Manchester 06040. Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. 9 8 9 i A J u

ii Mf i m t u Viiaiisi««

Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Yarger, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev Astemblies of God Holliger. Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m.. Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche^ Summer schedule in effect Acolyte training set Quiet Mediation; 10 o.m.. Holy Eucha­ dule: 10 a.m., worship services during Interfaith Day Camp Calvary Churcli (Assemblies of God), rist; 11:15 o.m.. Coffee and Juice Nursery tor preschoolers. (647-9141) ' Sunday morning services will be at 9 a.m. at St. George’s Episcopal Church, Route 44, Bolton, 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Fellowship. (643-^3) Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Second Congregational Church during this month will have Acolyte, or altar assistant, training for 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Mormon and August. fourth-graders and older Sunday and July 30 after child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and ond Church streets, Manchester. An­ perfect setting for the camp with praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- This column is prepared by the Y the 10 a.m. service. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Kaiser Hall and the open lawns; Bible study and youth fellowship. assistant rector. Worship: 7:30o.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ staff of the Manchester Area Parish children and interested children from the (644-1102) 9-30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a m Bible School set Conference of Churches. M A C C N e w s to the MACC churches, who each neighborhood may attend to see what is involved. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday provide the food and the kitchen euchorlst, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. school and prim ary; 11:40 o.m., priest­ Contact the Rev. John Holliger at 643-9203 for more Baptist hood and relief society. (643-4003 or Vacation Bible School will be conducted at Bv Nancy Carr staff for one day (Concordia (649-4583) 238-3715) information. Cemmanity Baptist Church, 585 E. Calvary Church, 400 Buckland Road, South Executive Director You would think the next day Lutheran, First Baptist, Ema­ Center Sf., Manchester. Rev. James I. Windsor, from Monday through Friday from 6:30 to would be a let down but Laurel nuel Lutheran, St. James, Trinity Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., Gospei National Catholic Fall workshops planned worship service. Nursery care pro­ 8:30 p.m. It will include classes for children ages 4 Just watching the campers Atwood brought farm animals to Covenant and St. Bridget; and to vided. (643-0537) Church of tho Living God, an evangel­ St. John the Baptist Polish Notional through 12. The theme will be “ Come, Walk with arrive at the Interfaith Day Camp camp. Two goats, two chickens the latest day camp sponsors: Faith Baptist Church, 53 Lake St., ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Jesus.” and two rabbits to hold and pet. Arthur and Carol Cunliffe, Ruth Catholic Family Services has planned a series of Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, School, North School Street, Manches­ chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, is an experience in itself. fall workshops. They will start Sept. 11. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. pastor. Sunday mass,9a.m.; wsekdays. Registrations are being taken at the church office, At 9:15 a.m. on the first Friday, The goats were on leashes and the Circle of Emanuel Lutheran, a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. 8 a.m. (643-5906) 644-1102. On July 30 at 3:30 p.m., on the church the bus door opens and a children were allowed to take- Charles and Virginia House, The series will include workshops on “ Self-esteem service. (6^5316) Nursery and Sunday school. Enhancement,” “ Assertiveness Training," “ Adult First Baptist Church, 340 Hlllstown Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 grounds, a special program by the children of youngster whips off the bus and turns walking the goats around David and Gertrude Williams, Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bgls- church members will be presented. The public is Concordia’s lawn. Then everyone Alice Shea in memory of Walter Children of Alcoholics,” “ Stress Management," school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce;7p.m., Nazarene across the parking lot. Literally vert, pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m .; Wednes­ invited. made ice cream for lunch and Shea, The Brua McAubrey family “ Women who Love too Much,” and “ Systematic evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week day Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock on his heels is a skinny, dark service. Nursery at all services. (649- coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., The program will be followed by a cookout. finger painting wall size collages. in honor of Roderick MacLean, Training for Effective Parenting.” Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior haired little guy, arms and legs 7509) fhe month. Of course, every afternoon the Bruce McAubry family in There will be six or eight weekly sessions, and the First Baptist Chapel of the Oeot, 240 Full Gospel Interdenominational pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of pumping furiously, and a young cost will be $58 for six sessions and $76 for eight. Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; miss in cutoff jeans and a shirt everyone hops on the bus to go memory of Jack Hunter, Elsie, Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church Youths plan car wash Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., that would have fit two of her. swimming at Globe Hollow. The Center Church Women, Henry Some scholarships are available. Harvest Time B ^ls t Church, 72 E. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise For more information call John P. Mingel, Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, The Youth Group of Emanuel Lutheran Church Most of that first group holler­ swim is the day’s highlight for and Bibiane Poirier, Alan Helen Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) many of the youngsters and only Kasputis, Phyllis Von Deck, Paul 522-8241 or write to him at 896 Asylum Ave., a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening will conduct a pledge car wash today from 10 a.m. to ing and racing for the back door of at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer the lure of the last snack for the and Helena Dutelle, Anthony and Hartford, 06105. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Pentecostal 4 p.m. at Bennet Junior High. Concordia Lutheran were little p.m. (643-9359) Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ The group will use the money earned for a trip to boys, each determined to be the day gets them out of the water Dolores Pietrantonio, Dorothy ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 and back in their shorts and and Inez Sonego, Johi^and Julila Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Hammanasset and other summer events. first one to camp. There seemed Christian Science Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. sneakers. Melesko, Theodore and Ruth Church plans Bible School Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ to be some common understand­ The last week of camp always Chambers. “ Celebrate God’s Love,” is the theme of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 ing between them that the louder N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Pastor leads support group you yell, the faster you can run. goes too rapidly with the children Contributions to help defray the summer Vacation Bible School at Andover church service, Sunday school, and nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Actually, this haste backfired making animal banks and bird costs of the day camp can be Congregational Church, Route 6. care for small children. (649-1446) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's The Rev. Bruce Johnson, of the First Congrega­ Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth serylce. on one youngster who discovered feeders, a clowning day (when mailed to MACC, Interfaith Day The community is invited to attend the classes. chester. (649-8983) (649-9848) tional Church of Coventry, leads a support group p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 he had forgotten his bag, pulled everyone is made up as a clown Camp, Box 773, Manchester. The program is open to children entering p.m., congregotlon book study; Sun­ each Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. up short and was racing just as and performs), an all-day hike, kindergarten through children who have completed day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., The support group is open to anyone who is □ □ □ Church of Christ Watchtower study. (646-1490) Presbyterian hard back toward the bus only to picnic and swim at Gay City State sixth grade. The sessions will run from 9 to 11:30 dealing with the death of a loved one. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Coventry Presbyterian Church, have a friend tear by him Park and the closing picnic on a.m. during the week of Aug. 21 to Aug. 25. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ shouting and waving two bags in Friday. That featured games and NOTICE — Don’t forget the Students will participate in Bible stories, games, pulpit minister. (Jareth Flanary, evan­ Jewish — Conservative try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 9:30 a.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday prizes for everyone and a cookout Manchester Interracial Council songs, crafts, service projects and worship, all Final film scheduled the air. I fully expected to smell o.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Temple Beth Sholem, 400 E. Middle school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ burning rubber from his featuring hamburgers, steamed picnic this Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. centered on five themes. and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer The final in a video series at Church of Christ, 394 sneakers. corn, watermelon. Call MACC at 649-2093 or Joan For more information or to register a child, call Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; meeting. (742-7222) Nursery for all services. (646-2903) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Lydall St., is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. Thirty seconds after the bus These two weeks for youngsters L’Loughlin at 643-4031 for more Betsy Warren at 742-6832 or Patty Chester at 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- ces: 7:30 o.m. Monday to Thursday, 10 “ Saving Your Child’s Life.” is a video series on referred by local social workers information. 647-0698. a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship arrived, the first stampede was Congregationai (643-9563) service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday parenting. over, dust was settling and a are made possible people who school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. donated their time and talent and Belten CenBruBotloiial Church, 228 (643-0906) much more orderly exodus of Speakers set for Sunday Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Jewish — Reform young ladies and younger boys money. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Churches fight AIDS Our thanks to nurses Barbara ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. took place. Some were holding the THE Dale Plummer and Lottie B. Scott, members of church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- MILWAUKEE (AP) — In his first address to the hand of a younger brother or Adler, Lize Mendal and.Linda the Unitarian Universalist congregation in Nor­ 11:15 a.m., torom program. (649-7077 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8: IS p.m. each Roman Catholic sister, several looked very timid Haberern; to Dr. Wickersham, office or 647-8878 parsonage. Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. American Baptist Churches as new general BIBLE wich, will lead the program Sunday at Unitarian Center Cenpreputlenal Church, 11 second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church of the Assumption, Adams secretary, the Rev. Daniel Weiss called for a broad and walked slowly with eyes our volunteer camp doctor; and Universalist Society: East at 10:30 a.m. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. to our latest ad^tion to the SPEAKS Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah Rey. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. coalition of U.S. churches to fight drugs, homeless­ down and away from the others. The program is entitled Perspectives on Discrim­ T . Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ ness and AIDS. One little tyke with an orange counselor list: Jaime Barbato, h ination. Coordinator for the service will be Mary Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Lutheran day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at T-shirt and an even brighter crop Ray Hodgdon, Ann Marie Hodg- EBgBM Brtwgr Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. He told the denomination’s biennial meeting that Wellemeyer of Manchester. Juice and coffee will be tus. Worship service, 8 and 10 a.m .; Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), (643-2195) acting together, Christians “ can make a differ­ of orange red curls sauntered don, Mary O’Loughlin, Lauren served after the service. church school and child care, 10 a.m. 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. along with an arm around a Chulupsa, Tania Powers, Jason As Jesus at the final passover KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ ence.” He urged them to “ stop arguing over the (647-9941) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Dion, Sarah Edelwich, Corey ‘ with the Twelve, he took bread First Contreuatlonol Church of An­ nold T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturdov nature of the Bible and begin to hear it and obey it.” companion, both of them talking dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Summer schedule; 9 a.m., holy com­ mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, a mile a minute. Lassen, Matthew Monteiro, and gave it to them, saying: “Take Children to perform Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., munion. 9:15 a.m. Nursery care. (649- 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) 5311) By 9:30 everyone was seated in Camy Kobut, Andrea Reischerl, and eat; this is my body." And he worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Betsy Ryan, Lori Vogel. Childrens’ Theater of South Church, Hartford, Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and a big double circle in Kaiser Hall. passed the cup, saying; “Drink First Congreuotlonol Church of Cov­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Thoughts Campers in the first row were Also, to Jean Kellog for taking will present three performances of a childrens’ entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses from it.... This is my blood of the learning “ This Old Man” with over in the kitchen; and Nancy musical play, “ The Wizard of Oz” next Thursday Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ pastor emeritus. Summer schedule; 8 at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and covenant." (Matthew 26:26-29) ship; 9:30 a.rn., church school In Church a.m., worship with holy communion on noon. (643-2403) appropriate noisy gestures and a Grier, first Friday; to Concordia and Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, July 29, at 2 Lane House. Nursery care provided. first, third and fifth Sundays; 9:30a.m., St. James Church, 896 Main St., This act the eariy Christians worship with holy communion on In his delightful daily devotional, “ The Friend­ song in Italian, while adult staff Lutheran for providing such a p.m. at Wallace Stevens Stage at the Hartford (742-8487) Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, gathered to repeat on the first day Insurance Group in Hartford. Second Congregational Church, 385 9*M *'(6^ H 93)^'^*' ®'^"****'^*' hursery at Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, ship Book,” Francis Gay tells of a hospital chaplain took attendance and made coun- N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. MonsIgnor Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ of the week. Acts 20:7. And when There is no admission charge. For more Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 a.m., worship Latvian Lutheran Church of Man- visiting an elderly woman who was recovering from selor/camper assignment day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday ' they lost sight of its significance, information, call the church at 249-8627 any time service, Sunday school, and nursery for ' m J m s I)*' S*-' Monchester. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. surgery. adjustments. children. (649-2863) (643-4129) As he approached her bed, he noticed that with the Activists merging it into a common meal, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. or call Pat Edge, 232-8178, Second Congregational Church of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., The morning snack was pro­ Paul called them back to Its divine evenings between 8 and 10 p.m. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and index finger of one hand she was touching, one by vided by First Baptist Church. try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Douthwaite, pastor. Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral one, the fingers of the other, with her eyes closed. working origin and spiritual meaning (1 lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Schedule: 9:30 a.m. worship servlce; team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., The tables were set with cheese church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Sunday mass at 10 a.m .; confessions When the chaplain spoke to her, she opened her eyes and crackers and fruit juice at Cor. 11:23ff). Blbli“(7 «-7 ^ r“'' a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 and said, “ Ah, I was just saying my prayers — the From this simple memorial feast Support group to meet church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Lutheran Church a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. each chair with big bowls of together a.m., junior choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High (742-6655) prayers my grandmother taught me many years grapes, apples and bananas in the have come various perversions. A The Bereavement Support Group, open to anyone streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron ago.” middle of the tables. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — who is dealing with the death of a loved one, meets vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. mystical concept of a miraculous Talcottvillo Congregational Church, She went on to explain. Following the morning song Anti-war and anti-abortion acti­ the first and third Mondays of each month at First iJ.'.li school; holy com- Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; transformation Into Jesus’ literal Main Street and Elm Hill Road, 'Sll?) **'' * third Sunday. (649- Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. “ I hold my hand like this, my thumb towards me. and snack, campers and their vists are working together in Congregational Church of Coventry. Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald and 11 a.m. (643-4466) flesh and blood, withholding the That reminds me to pray for those nearest me. counselors split into two groups some cases. The meetings are from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 cup from' the laity, altering the a.m., worship service and church Then, there is my pointing finger, so I pray for those for morning activities. Crafts are That was so in recent demon­ school. (649-0815) frequency and day of observing It Methodist Saivation Army who point the way to others — teachers, leaders, a big hit. Monday they made strations at the Seneca Army have characterized Christendom Salvation Arm y, 661 Main St., Man­ parents. The next finger is the biggest, so I pray for bright sock puppets and Tuesday Depot and at a Highland Hospital Summer services start Covenant Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- those in high places. After that comes the weakest as well. May God help us to be Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Edward lager. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:45 everyone made noisemakers out abortion clinic, reports Religious During the summer months there will be two Trinity Covenant Church, 303 Hack­ Pointer Jr., pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ finger — look, it won’t stand up by itself, so I pray for of a piece of wood, two nails, News Service. content with what Christ and his matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman assistant pastor. 10 o.m., worship tion meeting. (649-7787). the sick and the lonely and the afraid. And this little worship services at Center Congregational Church, Swenson, pastor. Rev. Poul Knight, service, nursery. (649-3473) bottle caps and lots of bright It said most of the activists at apostles have taught! 11 Center St., at 8 and 10 a.m. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, North United Methodist Church, 300 one — well, last of all I pray for myself.” ribbon and yarn. They not only the Arm y depot were anti­ youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Unitarian Universalist What a great, inclusive way to pray! On Mondays, the Parent Support Group meets at worship services: 9:30 a.m., Bible O*0ood Ben- made a castanet sound, but were abortion protest veterans and CHURCH OF CHRISt 9:30 a.m. On Wednesdays, there will be Healing school. (649-2855) nett, visitation minister. Summer sche- Unitarian Universalist Socloty-Eost, wildly colorful as well. most of the protesters at the Lydall A Varnon Straats Prayers at 8:30 a.m. in the church library. There -tl *■ ‘L’" ’ " worship services; no 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Newell Curtis Wednesday the whole tribe abortion clinic were veteran ■ Church school; nursery for children 3 Wardga. knights Jr., Interim minister. Center Congregational Church Phona: 646-2903 will be a Fair Craft Workshop on Wednesday at 7 Episcopai and younger. (649-3696.) 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and spent the morning roller skating. anti-war protesters. p.m. South United Methodist Church, 1226 youth religious education. Coffee hour St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Main St., Manchester. Frederick L after service. (646-5151) 9 8 9 J u

Weddings Anniversaries iBanrlirslrr Hrralii

on a wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico, Pullout Section, Page 17 and then attended the Laugh-Makers Saturday, July 22, 1989 Conference in New York. They are FOCUS making their home in Rocky Hill. The bride graduated from Tolland High School and Manchester Com­ Y munity College. She is employed by the state Labor Department. The bridegroom attended Rocky Hill High School and Manchester Soviet 'slave’ will meet saviors Community College. He is employed by the state Labor Department, and The story of how the reunion rawboned kid,” he said. “ They he and his bride have a business. The By Frank Baker was arranged is almost as didn’t feed him very well.” Magical World of Kevin Cone. The Associated Press poignant and unbelievable as the Willie and other Soviets were i original meeting. slaves at a German work camp ick Fitzsimmons of Ru­ John Barr, vice president of the when Fitzsimmons and his div­ Shine-Leavitt tland, Vt., says he national Veterans for Peace ision came upon them. Once they doesn’t know how he’ll organization and a member of its got Willie to understand that he Susan Leavitt, daughter of Bruce react when he sees Dover chapter, went to the Soviet was free, he ran and told the other \ D Vladimir Kutz for the and Leota Leavitt of Wappingers Union in January 1988 with three prisoners. Falls, N.Y., and Peter James Shine, 1 I first time in more than 44 years others from his group, invited by Willie then told his i^^friends son of Harold and Dorothea Shine of next week. But he said he knows a Soviet man who had visited about a planned German am­ he’ll be happy. Orlando, Fla., Were married June 10 them two years earlier. bush. When the attack came, the at Farmington Avenue Baptist Fitzsimmons was an 18-year- Barr said Kutz’sson, Yuri, read Americans were ready and old American infantryman serv­ Church, West Hartford. about their visit in a Moscow “ fought right through them,” ing in Germany in March 1945 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Cone The Rev. Gregory D. Stephens of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Donadio newspaper and met them when Fitzsimmons said. when he met Kutz, a 17-year-old they arrived. He told them about Wappingers Falls officiated. The After that, Willie tagged along Soviet who was a slave at a Nazi his father and how he had been bride was given in marriage by her and was adopted by the division. Cone-Desilets Celebrate anniversary Mark anniversary work camp. The two will meet saved by American soldiers in the “ We made him our mascot.” father. Fontaine Tebo was maid of again Monday for the first time 4th Infantry Division. Jammie Marie Desilets, daughter Fitzsimmons said. “ We dressed o . honor. Bridesmaids were Janet Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dalyof Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Donadio of since the days following the "He told us the story and it was of Malvin and Bobbie Desilets of him and fed him and put him to Geddes, Leigh Keener and Trudy celebrated their 25th wedding anni­ Manchester were honored at a 40th German surrender and the end of so damn touching we knew he Tolland, and Kevin Christopher Cone, work as a machine-gunner for LaCroix. versary on July 16 at Knights of wedding anniversary party given World War II in Europe. couldn’t have made it up.” Barr two months.” son of Wallace and Grace Cone of Harold Shine, father of the groom, Columbus Hall. April 30 at Jesters Court in Manches­ "1 don't know what it will be said. “ He spoke with real fond­ Though he spoke no English Rocky Hill, were married May 13 at was best man. Ushers were Harold The party was given by their ter. Family members and friends like,” Fitzsimmons said of their ness and we thought the least we and no Americans spoke his St. Bridget Church. Shine Jr., brother of the groom, Glenn chiildren. Michael. Michelle, Connie attended the party given by their six reunion. I never expected to see could do was help him.” native Ukrainian, the men were The Rev. F. O’Keefe of Putnam Burns and Jeffrey Jensen. Harold and John III. children. him again and when I do. I Yuri told them his father had able to communicate by sign' officiated. The bride was given in Shine III was ringbearer. probably won’t be able to say a saved a scrap of paper bearing Mrs. Daly is the former Phyllis The couple was married on April 29. TH language. Fitzsimmons said. marriage by her father. Paula Plante word.” The reception was in the church’s Converse. The couple was married on 1949. They have lived in Manchester the names and cities where some ■’We guessed a lot, too” he was maid of honor. Bridesmaids wei e "It will probably be very of the men he had befriended fellowship hall. They are making their Aug. 1. 1964 at St. Bridget Church. since coming to the United States added. Tracy Lombardo, Toni Lombardo, emotional.” he added. "It all just lived in the United States. home in Orlando, Fla. from Italy S3 years ago. Fitzsimmons said the only and Kim James. Kelly Clapp was doesn’t seem real.” Barr said when he went home problems with Willie occurred The bride is a 1981 graduate of Roy Their children are: Anna Smith of junior bridesmaid and Colleen Clapp Kutz is scheduled to fly to the and told his veterans chapter when German prisoners were C. Ketcham High School, Wappingers South Windsor: Filomena Adamik of was flower girl. United States from his Moscow about the story, and they decided taken. Falls; a 1983 graduate of Dutchess Manchester; Lenora Donadio of Man­ Wallace Cone, brother of the groom, home to reunite with William to try to track down some of the “ We had to get him away from Community College, Poughkeepsie, chester: Ralph Donadio of Coventry: was best man. Ushers were James Riska of Connecticut and Fitz­ men on the list. them or he’d try to shoot them.” N.Y.; and a 1985 graduate of Marist Nancy Quinn of Vernon; and Ellen simmons, of Rutland. Vt. Approp­ Desilets, brother of the bride, John “ When we got in touch with the he said. College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She is Donadio of Manchester. riately enough, they are to meet Wood and Greg Bennick. Escorts 'first two guys (Fitzsimmons and Fitzsimmons said he could employed at Walt Disney World in at the Friendship Inn in Dover. Nystrom), they both knew right were William Desilets, brother of the remember many times when Orlando. Kutz also is to meet in August away who we were talking bride, and Michael Harris, brother of Willie’s unfamiliarity with Amer­ The bridegroom is a 1979 graduate with Robert Nystrom of Harris­ about,” Barr said. “ They both the groom. Patrick Cone, nephew of ican customs and food made the of East Catholic High School and is burg, Pa., and Patrick Mealy of said. ’That’s got to be Willie,’ and the groom, was ringbearer. men laugh. He related one story also a graduate of Manchester Com­ Public Records California. became emotional on the phone.” about when the division made ice After a reception at Vito’s Birch munity College. He is employed at Th* AtK)ClM*d Preti The five will have plenty to talk Vladimir had been nicknamed cream and Willie liked it so much Mountain Inn, Bolton, the couple left about because perhaps none of Walt Disney World. ANTICIPATION — World War II veteran Richard “ Willie” by the Americans, “ be­ “ he got sick from eating it all.” them would have lived to see the cause we couldn’t pronounce his Warranty deeds Richard A. Connors, 214-216-218 When it was time for him to go Fitzsimmons sits on his front steps in Rutland, Vt., end of the war if they never had first name and didn’t have time to Spruce St., $235,000. home, Willie went in style, Wednesday holding the letter he received last winter met. Kutz was freed from his learn, ” Fitzsimmons said. Fitzsimmons said. Mary E. Griffith to Naomi G. Zima. Blanchard & Rossetto Construction concentration camp by the four Engagements 203 Summit St., $20,000. from Vladimir Klutz, a Russian soldier he liberated from a Fitzsimmons. 63, a retired “ Some men commandeered a Inc. to Francis J. and Mary T Americans and their Army div­ electrician, said he still can Barber Associates to Ralph J. Nazi work camp in 1945. Fitzimmons will travel with German staff car and we taught Spilecki, 19 Rossetto Drive. $141,900. ision, while the U.S. servicemen vividly remember Willie as a Barber Jr.. Oak Grove Heights William Riska of Connecticut Monday to Dover, N.H., to Willie how to drive it,” he said. Blanchard and Rossetto Construc­ were warned of a German am­ teen-ager. “ We gave him the car and sent Addition, conveyance tax, $82.50. be reunited with Kutz. Fuss-O’Reilly tion Co. to Francis J. and Mary T. bush by the young Soviet. “ He was a kind of small. him on his way toward Moscow” Robert and Darlene G. Nukis to Walter S. and Beverly A. Fuss of 800 Spilecki, 17 Rossetto Drive, $141,900. William R. and Suzatine K. Offinger, Spring St., announce the engagement Robert P. MacKenzieand Veronica Pine Acres Terrace Addition] M. MacKenzie to John C. Haller, of their daughter, Elaine M. Fuss, to $138,500. Frank E. O’Reilly, sonof Frank J. and Redwood Farms, conveyance tax. Florida whales are victims of building boom John A. and Dianna M. Lunita to Jackie D. O’Reilly of Miller Place, $253. Mitchell M. and Kim E. Shakir, two N.Y. Norma D. Martin, executrix for the By Sandra WalewskI jory after Marjory Stoneman far this year exceeds the 1987 The rehabilitation of injured ment plans. In addition, there has parcels on Lilac Street, $119,900. The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate of estate of Albert R. Martin to Donna M The Associated Press Douglas, a protector of the period. Through March, 15 deaths manatees is a painstaking pro­ been an extensive campaign to Jean M. Terza to Michael 0. Lee, Manchester High School and a 1984 Chamberlain, Park Chestnut Con­ Everglades — has been recover­ have been blamed on boats, and cess that takes months. There is increase pubiic awareness about 102-104 Glenwood St., $180,000. graduate of Clarkson University. She dominium, conveyance tax, $63.80. MIAMI — A groggy volunteer ing at the Seaquarium, one of two 23 carcasses were recovered last also the question of what awaits the creatures’ plight. Edward Lithw-in to Katherine R. marine parks — the other is Sea is a hardware configuration engineer Susan M. Wistrand to Carl J. Olsen, crew of five gathered early New month alone. them and babies born in captivity Singer-songwriter Jimmy Knox, one-half interest in 1.5-17 Ridge Year’s Day and raced to where a World in Orlando — in Florida “ Our guess is that the numbers at Grumman Aerospace Corp. on 64 Hemlock St., $127,000. once they are returned to the Buffet gave a big boost to the St. and Kevin L. and Shirlev A. Knox, 50(Hpound sea cow had been found that are authorized to rescue the increased through the ’60s and Long Island. Richard P. Holmes and Susan M. wild. manatee cause eight years ago one-half interest in the same prop­ with deep gashes from a boat protected animal. ’70s as there'was more protection, The prospective bridegroom is a Holmes to David M. Modean and when he became chairman of the erty. conveyance tax, $209. propeller in its grayish-brown, An estimated 1,200 of the but in the ’80s they’ve held about “ Save the Manatee Club.” which 1981 graduate of Long Island Univer­ Valerie A, King, Oak Grove Heights “ There’s no problem with Robert W. and Laurie J. Babka to leathery back. prehistoric-looking creatures live steady,” said Dr. Bruce Acker­ breeding in the wild. The problem now boasts an international sity, C.W. Post Center, Greenvale, Addition, $144,000. Kenneth L. and Debora L. Hall, 75 But the West Indian manatee in Florida, based on .aerial man, a state marine mammal we have is habitat destruction,” membership of about 22,000. N.Y. He is also a software configura­ Philip K. Dodd and Frances G. Overlook Drive, $170,000, wasn’t injured in the congested surveys. The docile, plant-eating researcher. “ If that’s the case, said J.P. Garner, assistant man­ tion engineer at Grumman Aerospace Dodd to John J. and Diane S. Sheehan, creatures, weighing more than Andrew Ansaldi to Andrew Ansaldi Intracoastal Waterway, it was the fact that deaths are increas­ ager of Homosassa Springs Park, “ They have absolutely no abii­ Corp. Brook Haven Condominium. $65,000 3.000 pounds and ranging from Jr., Spring Street, notonveyance tax the Everglades. “ It shows you ing is of considerable concern.” where nine manatees are kept. ity to be aggressive.” said Rose. A Nov. 11 wedding is planned at eight to 14 feet long, are found Andrew Ansaldi to Andrew Ansaldi they aren’t safe anywhere," said Manatees rely on seagrass beds “ People identify with them as the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Quit claim deeds from northern South America to Jr,, Spring Street, no conveyance tax Dr. Gregory Bossart, Miami Even if boat-related deaths for food and have begun to ultimate victim.” Paul R. Vasalonus to Helen V. as far north Virginia. Seaquarium veterinarian and were reduced, the manatee faces congregate around the warm- More than five months after Andrew Ansaldi to Andrew Ansaldi They face a growing threat Vasalonus, Niles Drive, no convey­ pathologist. other obstacles such as a low water discharges of power plants, being picked up, Marjory re­ Jr., Spring Street, no conveyance tax from Florida’s development ance tax. Besides the unmistakable prop reproductive rate and diminish­ where boat traffic is often heavy. mains in guarded but stable Patricia A. LaPointe to Jayland boom. Brian Williams to Carol A. Willi­ marks, the manatee had three ing habitat, officials say. Patrick Rose, a marine mam­ condition in a Seaquarium tank, Contractors Inc,, Oakland Terrace fractured ribs and a punctured A total of 133 manatee deaths $45,000 ams, 14 Thompson Road, no convey­ “ We’re not that optimistic. ... mal coordinator for the state Bossart said. “ She’s feeling a lot Elaine M. Fuss ance tax lung. The injuries caused a were reported last year, includ­ Their abiiity to recover from any Department of Natural Resour­ Francis J. and M arvT. Spilecki to better and is able to dive better.” Fredereck A. Venezia to Dyann P bubble to form inside the animal, ing a record 43 from being hit by kind of problem is limited, even if ces, said Florida is focusing ■ Edward F. Boland Jr. Daniel M Unlike many others of the Venezia, 5 North Elm St., no convey­ leaving it floating helplessly. boats; there were 39 boat-related everything was perfect,” Acker­ efforts on tying manatee protec­ Boland Kenneth P Boland and gentle mammals, she still has a ance tax. The manatee — dubbed Mar- deaths in 1987. The 45 deaths so man said. tion to county growth manage­ fighting chance. 9 8 9 J u

18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 — 18 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money SB General Motors has higher Tax credits delicate matter New products are innovative 3rd quarter profits than Ford Profits for the third quarter 1988 were generally higher for U.S. motor By Andy Lang A final product is a new line of Judges agree IRS made right decision Y vehicle manufacturers than in third quarter 1987. Ford, which had The Associated Press programmable electronic On The House thermostats. higher profits than General Motors since 1986, was pushed back to second by GM in the third quarter of 1988. Bv Changing Times Certain tax forms need to be The manufacturer claims that A KIplinger Magazine kept indefinitely, too. Because The product: a tape rule with these thermostats are powered U.S. MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS NET EARNINGS, 1983-87 the sale of a home you own can adhesive backing. open weave, the other a more Times by batteries to allow greater In billions of dollars: A tax court case suggests affect the basis of the next home The manufacturer claims that tailored design; that the blinds compatibility and reliability with ■ ■ CHRYSLER working parents can earn a tax you buy, you need to keep the this metal rule has blades that have a custom-crafted fabric heating and air conditioning credit by sending their children to ryone says you have to be to get Form 2119 on which you report incorporate a peel-away adhesive valance and a fabric-covered I I FORD systems; that they allow the user visit grandparents this summer. all the tax breaks you deserve; the sale. If you make nondeducti­ backing that enables them to be bottom roil; that the blinds are GENERAL MOTORS to program each day of the week I I The case involved a divorced, You wind up with a great amount ble IR A contributions, the Form affixed to most work surfaces for treated with a fabric protector individually to meet the needs of working mom who sent her son of paper. What can you throw 8606 reporting the deposit must be effortless measuring; that there and an anti-static guard to repel the most demanding lifestyles; and daughter to spend school away, and when can you toss it? kept until all funds have been are two models, one 8-feet long, dust and dirt; and that the same that there are four temperature holidays with their grandparents. The basic rule is not to throw withdrawn from every IR A you the other 12-feet long: that the fabric is available by the yard for set points per day to provide She included airfare with other away forms or backup documen­ own. measuring blades are ideal for special top treatments of the automatic clim ate control; that child-care expenses when figur­ tation you might need if the IRS Investors who are blocked from workbench edges, layout and blinds. soft-touch keypads are similar to ing her 20 percent child-care tax comes knocking. The govern­ deducting passive losses should drawing tables, counter top and Another product is a loud alarm those found on microwave ovens credit. Flying the kids to grand­ ment generally has only three hold on to Form 8582 until the any work surface where speed to guard against the movement of SECOND FLOOR to assure proper registration of ma’s cost less than she would years after you file a return to investment is disposed of. and reliability are required; and objects inside the house. programming; that there is a have had to pay for all-day care if challenge it. So that’s the shortest that both blades are protected The manufacturer claims that quick-touch temperature over­ the children had stayed home. period of time to hold on to the with a plastic film for added this alarm protects against un­ ride to allow consumers to The IRS denied the part of the records. Using the three-year BED RM. durability and corrosion wanted opening of doors, win­ accommodate changes in heating credit based on the airfare, test, the books are now closed on FINANCIAL PLANNING: The 12'iiiS' resistance. dows and drawers of any type, as • CO nu. I — I SCO RM. or cooling requirements; and that though, and the matter wound up your 1985 return. It was due in best personal financial advice Another product is a 100 per­ well as against the taking of the climate control information in court. The judges sided with April 1986 and open to IRS costs $100 to $150 an hour, and you cent fabric blind. objects and items from their center features large, easy-to- the IRS, but their reasoning opens scrutiny until April 1989. can’t write off a dime except as The manufacturer claims that desired locations; that it is read liquid crystal displays. the door for other taxpayers. The To play it safe, however, you part of miscellaneous deductions this product combines the soft, battery operated with no wires, cost of getting to the grandpar­ might want to keep your return FOYER The tape rule is manufactu- 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 that top 2 percent of your adjusted elegant look of textured fabric no installation and cannot be rered by Stanley Works, New ents’ home didn’t count, the court information intact for six years. gross income. Bui when your and a translucent quality with the turned off except by somebody Britain, 06050; the fabric blind by ruled, because the care of the The IRS gets an extra three years employer pays, it’s tax-free to crawl space convenience of a conventional who knows the security code; that Window Covering Division, Hun­ NET EARNINGS, BY QUARTER children didn’t begin until after to come after you if it can show you and a tax deduction for the horizontal blind; that the fabric it works with hotel doors, mobile ter Douglas, Upper Saddle River, In millions o l dollars: they arrived. Apparently, if a that you failed to report an company. As a result, personal construction permits a gentle homes, car doors, storage facili­ N.J. 07558; the alarm by Hart grandparent had flown with the amount of income that is more counseling for tax, investment, level of light to fill the room when ties, computers, audio-video children, the tax credit would than 25 percent of the amount you LIVINe RM. Technological Ind., 6520 14th "lisayr l i i s s r - insurance, retirement and estate is 'iie * the blind is closed and a stream of equipment, safes, copiers, file Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219; and have been allowed. reported. Applying the six-year plans is a fast-growing executive sunlight when it is open; that cabinets and art work; and that the thermostats by Jameson test, returns for 1982 and earlier perk. □ □ □ there are two types of fabrics the 9-volt power supply unit is Home Products, 2820 Thatcher years are begging to be tossed. A third of 800 companies available, one richly textured easy to hide from intruders. Rd., Downers Grove, 111. 60515. FLOATING DEDUCTIONS: But don’t pitch things willy- responding to one survey now pay GARAGE In these days of, dwindling tax nilly, advises Changing Times for financial planning, at least for M I2S-6'* deductions, here’s good news for magazine. Although most of the top executives. Planners and REC RM I II III IV I II III l2-e"it4.6~ those with their eye on a motor paperwork can be thrown away, accounting and securities firms SOURCE: Motor Vehide Manutjiciurer« Attoaation InfoGrBphlct O 1flS8 North Amenca Syndicaia. inc home or boat. Either can qualify some of the financial papers covet these contracts because Chemical kills dormant seeds as a second home, and that means connected with your tax return well-paid executives can be the interest on loans used to buy them have a life beyond the statute of source of big fees and commis­ can qualify as fully deductible limitations.- You need to hang on sions. Deloitte Haskins & Sells, By Earl Aronson HOUSE OF THE WEEK — In this a-frame house, the may lack water needed for home-mortgage interest. to brokerage statements or other one of the accounting firms that The Associated Press Tax Adviser kitchen is self-contained and easily handled at the bar or Weeders Guide planting. But they can retain To meet the IRS definition of a papers that help establish the tax does personal counseling, says enough water by seeding rows of home, the boat or recreational basis of assets you still own. The companies pay willingly because outside on the deck. The upper level has two bedrooms. A chemical “ seedicide” that wheatgrass. vehicle must have basic living basis is the value from which any managers are less productive There is another bedroom on the lower level as well as a kills dormant weed seeds in soil Snow melt from wheatgrass sprouted. QUESTION: My wife and I are any other financial institution accommodations, including cook­ gain or loss will be determined when distracted by personal recreation room. Pian HA1530C has 975 square feet on could reduce the need for other barriers can mean new income asks you for your Social Security ing facilities, a place to sleep and when you sell the asset. According to Teasdale, M IT retired and the only income we money concerns. herbicides, as well as for hoes, to for farmers because they will be number and you fail to give it to the upper level and 316 on the lower. For more degrades rapidly in the soil, receive is Social Security. We a toilet. If you rent the vehicle or weed horticultural crops, accord­ able to harvest a crop every year, them or you give them a wrong information, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ usually within a few days, and haven’t had to file income tax boat to others, you must pass ing to scientists at the U.S. says Black. returns for some time. We just number, they are required to another test to claim it as a lope to architect William G. Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., ultimately turns into non-toxic Department of Agriculture. sold our home and plan to take the withhold taxes from the interest second home; Use it yourself for Foreign investments in U.S. compounds. □ □ □ Springfield, N.J. 07081. An acre of farm field or garden one-time $125,000 exclusion. And or dividends they pay you. It’s the at least 14 days or at least 10 Tan cities in the United States have attracted 95 percent of the total $20 Preliminary experience indi­ contains tens of millions of weed even then we won’t have any tax law. percent of the number of days it is billion in international investment. New York alone has 38 percent of the cates that the chemical could seeds in the top 6 inches of soil. liability. Will we will be required rented, whichever demands possibly eliminate many weed NEW CUCUMBER: A cu total dollar value invested by foreigners. About 5 percent to 10 percent to file an income tax return for greater personal use. problems for fruit and vegetable cumber that stays sweet while it U.S. CITIES WITH THE MOST Here’s the Answer emerge each year. Some seeds 1989? The rewards can be great, says growers, homeowners and gar­ fights off insects and plant QUESTION: I have canceled FOREIGN INVESTMENTS can remain dormant for 100 Changing Times magazine. On a years. deners, while reducing herbicide diseases has been developed by checks for all my business In billions of dollars: G.L., 15-year, $25,000 RV loan at 13 use. For vegetable growers, the U.S. Department of Agricul­ expenses. My wife says I should QUESTION: Thinking about! for the tile, but after reading a The chemical, methyl isothio­ percent, you would pay almost herbicide use would drop, from ture and the University of LIVONIA, MICH. also keep records to explain why I having our house altered to couple of publications, I have cyanate — M IT — could act as a $32,000 of interest. Writing off frequent sprayings to occasional Nebraska. wrote all those checks. She permit solar energy to take over. ‘ decided to put down hardboard seedicide by killing dormant ANSWER: Unfortunately, yes, that amount in the 28 percent tax spot-treatments that clean up Called “ County Fair 83,” the sounds like an IRS agent. What What is the m e th ^ by which the underlayment to serve as a base seeds, according to plant physiol­ you do have to file. You’ll have to bracket would save almost $9,000 weeds from seeds carried in by new “ cuke” is pale green in color would you suggest? heat is stored to be released when for the tiles. Are there any special ogist John R. Teasdale of the complete Form 1040 plus Form in taxes. wind, wildlife or irrigation water, and measures about 3 inches long necessary? nails that must be used for USDA Agricultural Research 2119, Sale of Your Home, and mail If the motor home didn’t qualify and 1 inch in diameter. It is ideal R G attaching the underlayment? Service at Beltsville, Md. or contaminated crop seeds. your return to the IRS no later as a second home, carrying ANSWER: Not sure what you^ for home gardens, and suited for RICHMOND. V a ! “ Most herbicides kill only a Teasdale believes that MIT than April 16, 1990. It’s not very charges on the loan would be mean by “to take over.” Solar ANSWER; When you buy the salads and pickles, according to small fraction of weed seeds that would probably be too costly to complicated and the forms are classified as “ personal” interest, energy is effective or partly underlayment, ask the dealer to USDA horticulturist Clinton E. germinate each year,” Teasdale use on corn, soybeans and other free at any IRS office. The IRS and that deduction is being effective according to the condi­ sell you the special coated nails says, “ but MIT directly kills field crops, but a more active Peterson, of Madison, Wis. will provide you with assistance ANSWER: You’d better listen phased out — only 20 percent of tions that exist, among them that should be used for the dormant seeds.” Exceptions are compound might be more eco­ Peterson, who directed the to complete the return if you ask. to your wife before the IRS has a such interest is deductible this where you live. Investigate ever­ attachment. These should be seeds with a hard coat, such as nomically feasible. breeding and testing, explains “ field day” with your records. year, 10 percent in 1990 arid none ything in detail. Heat is stored by spaced about 6 inches apart. The velvetleaf, morning glory, bind- that the natural sweetness of the QUESTION: I told a teller at There is no question that a after that. a number of methods. Among sheets of underlayment should wood and some legumes. □ □ □ entire plant is unattractive to the bank she has no right to my canceled check ordinarily estab­ The law lets you deduct the them is a storage unit that holds not be butted tightly against each Teasdale points out that M IT is cucumber beetles that like to SNOWTRAPPERS: Rows of Social Security number. She said lishes the cost of an item. interest you pay on up to $1 rocks or pebble beds. There are other. Allow a tiny space between not to be confused with methyl munch on vines having a bitter 5-foot-tall grass can trap windb- that without it the bank will have However, a canceled check does million in loans used to buy or many other storage systems as them — about l-16th of an inch or isocyanate, the chemical in­ taste. Cucumber beetles spread lown snow on the northern Great to start withholding taxes on the not. by itself, support a business improve your principal residence well as types of solar collectors so. volved in the disaster at Bhopal, the bacteria that cause a wilt Plains so that when spring comes, interest earned from my savings or second home and secured by and ways of distribution. Get India. disease, but the non-bitter char­ expense deduction (or any other farmers have enough water in the account. Are they allowed to do deduction) without other evi­ that property. This break doesn’t some professional help before “ Actually,” he says, “ M IT is acteristics of the plant work, in Tilt (•dinlauM of applvlnt vornlth, soil to plant a crop, says a that? dence as to how the money was apply to a third home, whether you decide on what is to be done. the active compound in several effect, to ward off beetles. ll iMOUtr, fhtllac, ttoln, tMler, blMCti, researcher from the U.S. Depart­ used for a, business purpose. A stationary, rolling or floating. \ rtmovar, ate., art datallMl In Andy registered pesticides used by That’s good news for gardeners Lana’* boofcitt, “ Wood FinUhint In Ibo ment of Agriculture. J.L., receipt coupled with your can­ vegetable and turf farmers for who are wary of dousing plants □ □ □ Homo,” wbicb con bo oblolnod by celed check is the best evidence QUESTION: I plan to install [ •ondina i i and a ttamnod, oolf- years to control fungi, insects, ^ Black, head of the with insecticides and tired of SPOKANE, WASH. ussUA Research Center at Man- you can have to support the resilient floor tiles on a wooden, addrottod, Iona onvolopo to Know- nematodes and weeds.” Until seeing healthy cucumber crops WEEDING OUT TAX FILES: How, F.O. Box 477, Huntll^on, NY ANSWER: Yes they are al­ amount of an expense — and your SOURCE: CoidwQll Bankor. Boelm . floor. I have tightened a few loose now, he adds, no one had shown fu " ’ '■sports that without suddenly destroyed by the dis­ One problem with being the 11748. Ouootlont of aonarol IntarosI will this melting snow - particularly Survuy d lnl»mation«l Invostrmnt InloGrvphlca O 1968 Nonh Amvnca Syndtcal*. Inc boards and otherwise prepared it | bo oniworod In Ibo column. ease when they are about ready to lowed to withhold. If your bank or deduction. meticulous record keeper eve- that M IT killed seeds before they If there is a dry spring — farmers bear. 9 8 9 f I .. i.

f J u

80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 FOCUS / Advice MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 — 81 TV

Pregnancy can be avoided Where to Write n Saturday, July 22 D EA R AB BY; A few years ago there was a letter Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren in your column about a virgin who got pregnant body IS invaded by the gas-alien that is out Y 6 : 0 0 A M ® Captain Bob through her jeans. Jh P O, Box 69440 to murder Superboy Part 2 of 2 (R) CD Sustaining It's Your Business My friend says it’s impossible, but I ’m sure I read Los Angelos, Calif 90069 QD INN Magazine Si) Bullwmkie it correctly. Is there some way you could verify this Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Dr. Gott Peter M Gott, M.D [A& E] When Things Were Rotten or reprint the letter? Theis means a lot to me, as Dear Abby r38j One Day at a Time [CN N ] Sports Close-up several of my teen-age friends are sexually active, P O Box 91428 [C N N ] Daybreak [DIS] Dumbo's Circus and I want them to be safe Abigail Van Buren Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [D IS ] You and Me, Kid [ESPN ] Fishing Crooked Creek [ESPN] Arm Wrestling [M A X ] MOVIE; Kidco An ambitious SAFE SEX IN ROCHESTER N Y Woman's Health George D Malkasiam M D [U S A j Check It Out! 409 12th St S.W youngster tries his hand at the world of big D E A R SA FE SEX: The safest sex is abstinence — 6 : 1 0 A M [H B O ] Survival Peter Ustinov business Scott Schwartz, Cinnamon Idles Washington, D C 20024-2188 narrates this study of the kangaroo popula­ 1984 Rated PG no sex at all. But here’s the letter: tion IP modern-day Australia. [TM C] MOVIE: Jaws the Revenge one .A lot of kids get aroused by ,iust Ivlng close to [T M C ] MOVIE; The Ox-Bow Incident While staying in Bermuda. Ellen Brody be DEAR AB BY: I am a 19-year-old college student Afiei a local rancher is murdered, an angrv comes convinced that the shark thar killed each other while kissing They jiist naturally ■vneh mob tracks down three men thev be he' son IS stalking her family Lorraine and even though I ’ve dated quite a bit. I ’m rather proceed to the next step, which is petting. levu to bt guilty Henry ^onda, Dana Ari Gary ..ance Guest Michao. Came :987 N naive about sex I am still a virgin and hope to Sometimes they remove some of their clothing drews. Anthony Quinr :943 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) remain one until I marry Don’t get me wrong. I'm [U S A ] Paid Programming because it s "in the way," or thev burrow 6 :3 0 A M ® Young Universe no "Goody Two Shoes ' but I don't want to risk an Disease can upset underneath it to explore each other’s bodies with 11 At the Movies Schedulea Licence to 8 :0 0 A M CID Adventures of Raggedy unwanted pregnancy their hands This is known as heavy petting, or Kill' (Timothy Dalton* (R) Ann and Andy >CC' I'm dating a guy right now who has been around ‘doing everything else but ’ 20' New Zoo Revue ® C40 FMntstone Kids (CC) He knows how I feel about sex before marriage, so The technical (and legal) definition of sexual 38 Alice Ql' Hee Haw he's never pressured me to go all the way. but I ’ve menstrual period 20 Popeye intercourse is "penetration ’’ tThe male’s sex organ )A& E] Golden Age of Television come closer with him than I have with any other ^ust penetrate the female’s.) However, as [C N N I International Correspondents (22 30 Kissyfur (CC) guy I'm ashamed to tell you how far we've gone but impossible as it may sound, in the medical By George D. AAolkosion, I D IS' Mousercise 24 Sesame Street (CC I'm still a virgin fl thinkl. literature can be found cases where there has been President, The American [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Weekly auto .dcmg 26 MOVIE The Plunderers' A .(jui» A long time ago you explained how a virgin could report outlaw li baved fron. urres after suviOy no penetration — the girl remained a virgin, but College of Obstetricians W om an’s the life oi an army office i - S iouf upns get pregnant. I'm sorry 1 didn’t save it. but I never fUSA^ Check It Out' after engaging in heavy petting, she found herself and Gynecologists inn Rod Cameron. Ilona Masse^ Adria. dreamed I ’d need it pregnant Heakh 6 4 b A M L& Davey 8t Goliath Boolf ;94f- Well last night I was with this guy and things How can that be? Simple In your grandmother’s day, the 7 0 0 A M '3 D. ^ao 38 Wall Stree Journal Repor really got out of hand. Everything happened so fast di.sease endometriosis wasn’t 8 Starting From Scratch Kate packs hei :57' Page 57 (R) The boy and girl were lying very close to each children Please run that piece again about how a virgin can very well known It existed, but bags after an argument with James (R) [61 Denver the Last Dinosau other (unclothed), doing "everything but,” when a The two ways to treat this get pregnant. I ’m worried short of performing major ^9 World Tomorrow [A & E ] Journey to Adventure small amount of sperm leaked out. near (not inside problem are with drugs and/or surgery, doctors had no easy way II Transformers IC N N I Daybreak but very close to) the girl’s vagina. The sperm got surger>' Even after treatment B ST. P A U L of diagnosing it. Today, we know ‘20 Daffy Duck and Iweety [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey' into the moisture around the vagina and found its however, endometriosis can that the disease is generally seen 22 Synchronai [ESPN^ Sportsman Challenge D EA R B.: The piece is from my booklet, “ What way up into it, and fertilized the egg' recur. In severe cases a hy.ster- 26 Rin-Tin-Tin [U S A J Financial Freedom in women who have not yet had ectomy may be the only way to Every Teen Should Know ’’ Many junior and senior children 30 Ring Around the World 8:30 AM 3' Superman (CC* high school teachers wrote to say that they had read clear up the condition Both 38 A M Boston |R) Wedding bells? Wedding bills! Who pays for what It is a normal body function that ® (40 New Adventures of Winnie th< it aloud to their students. surgery and drugs can improve Pooh (CC*. and everything else you need to know If you’re goes awry Each month during 40 Kidsongs (Rl (In Stereo) the chances of pregnancy 61 Flintstones 11 Where Then* •» a Will There's ar- planning a wedding can be found in Abbv’s booklet. your menstrual cycle, the uterus HOW TO GET PREGNANT Endometriosis is a frustrating A 8 iE ] Legend of Robin Hood Par • o- '.20j Robin Hooo Aniinaied ’60 mm.) A reluctantly retired airline pilot and his wile (Haul Dooley, seated, and Phyllis How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” Send your name deyelopes a thick blood-rich disease. Yet. our understanding 12 One of the questions I have been asked often by $.2) Disney s Adventures of the Newman ,.) are neighbors to an eccentric couple (Alan Young and Clvnis Johns) in an and address, plus check or money order for $2.89 lining (called the endometrium) and treatment of it has improved [C N N ] Daybreak Gummi Bears (CC) teens is: “ How far can I go without getting that will nourish a fertilized egg if Arizona retirement community, in "Coming of Age." The CBS comedy has re- pregnant’’’’ D *®' Dear Abhy. Wedding Booklet, greatly since grandmother's [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner ( ^ ) Ask the Manager P.O. Box 447. Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is pregnancy occurs When there is time. The next generation max [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date dZ) State W e're In (R) turned to the CBS Thursday-night schedule for a limited summer run That is not a dumb question It’s a very intelligent included.) no pregnancy' the uterus sheds even see a way to prevent it scores d S Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) [D IS ] My Friend Liberty A 10-year-old this lining during your menstrual [HBO] MOVIE: 'Date With an Angel' [A & E ] Dining in France (H) World Wide Wrestling boy winds up in a magical clay world and singles Marc McClure period. An angel with a broken wing thoroughly [A&E] Decades: '60s Pan 2 of 10. Jennifep Edwards. 1987 Rated PG single, free coplei of “ Importont disrupts the life of an aspiring composer [C N N ] Big Story takes a journey through history w ‘tf’ the For rea.sons not yet understood Focti About Endometriosis" (AP013) Michael E Knight, Phoebe Cates. Emman- [D IS ] Wuzzles (CC) Statue of Liberty. Inciudei Sundae in New [D IS ] Big Bird In Japan Big Biro and Bark [TMC] MOVIE: Outrageous Fortune in women with endometriosis, the ore available by tending o stomoed. uelle Bean 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) York the Academy Award-winning ani­ ley visit Japan learning about Japanese ICC) Tw o actresses take off on a wild Glands don’t affect speech telf-addresied, business sized envelope [ESPN I Fly Fishing Mastery From mated short, food, customs and language (60 min.) cross-country chase to track down ihair tissue lining the uterus somehow along with the name of the booklet to: [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Scientific Anglers [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull mutual boyfriend. Bette Midler Shellev DEAR DR. GOTT: About 10 years ago. I began The American College of Obstetricians [M A X ] Max Movie Show A preview of Long, Peter Coyote 1 9 8 Rated R (lr> ends up elsewhere in the body ® ) Jim Henson's Muppet and Ovnecologlsts, Resource Center. theatrical releases movie), n; productio 9:0 0A M [H B O ] MOVIE. 'King Kong Kong, taken [LIFE] Mother s Day Stereo) noticing a problem with my speech. Specialists usually in the pelvic area. During 404 12th Street, SW, Washington. DC Babies (CC) to New York as at attraction, becomes and interviews with screen stars [USA] Lana of the Giants [U S A ] Lost in Space concluded it was spastic dysphonia. Since I ve each menstrual cycle, this mis­ 20024-21N. ® Three Stooges enraged when he senses that the woman [U S A ] Paid Programming he loves is being mistreated Charles Gro Showbiz This always been rather thin, could an active thyroid placed tissue grows rich with d D Dick Clark's Golden Greats 10:10 A M [CNN] 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Science ano Tech 7 : 3 0 A M ® Garfield and Friends (CC> din, Jessica Lange Jeff Bridges. 1976 Week nology Week Scheduled the endangerec gland aggravate my problem? Is there a solution'* blood. When it comes time for (H) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Rated PG. (In Stereo' Dr. G ott ® learning the Ropes Mark's new boss 10 :3 0 A M ® Little Rascals leatherback turtles of the Caribbean your period, however, this mis­ ® (30) Smurfs (CC) [LIFE] Creative Livmy With Aleene Our Language teaches him a lesson about sexual harass ® Pup Nameo Scooby Doo (CC). 1 1 : 3 0 A M ® Teen Wolf (CC) D EA R R EA D ER : Dystonia refers to an uncoordi­ Peter Gott, M.D. placed tissue has no place to flow ment. (R) ( ^ Terrific Trips [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Macaroni' (CC) During Fast Track Auto Show ® Superman nated muscle movement during which two sets of except in areas around itself. So ® Sustaining MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes and the a trip to Naples, an exhausted American businessman learns how to savor life from (g ) ALF (CC). ® Fat Albert 8i the Cosby Kids (CC) muscles (agonist and antagonist) contract simul­ the tissue and the area around it In law exculpatory evidence CtD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Voice of Terror' Holmes searches for sa boteurs who carry out threats of destruu a carefree archivtst Marcello Mastroianni, dD Terrific Trips Rod 8i Reel: Special Olympians Pair taneously. When these inappropriate contractions becomes swollen, causing pain clears from guilt orblame. Itsnot tec) Jack Lemmon 1985 Rated PG affect the vocal cords, difficulty in effective tion via radio Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce dS) Abbott and Costello 2 of 2 Eventually, it heals over until the generally used, so I wouldn't $0) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) Evelyn Ankers 1942. [U S A ] Can You Beat Baldness? (§) Adam Smith's Money World Chri^K ^ Greatest Sports Legends vocalization (spastic dysphonia) results. People Synchrortal d?) La Plaza next month when the process is blame you for being unfamiliear 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek Whittle Marketing Genius or Fast SS) Daily Mixer with this harmless but embarrassing affliction are outlet, resulting infrequent, irregular urination and repeated. with exculpatory. (^ } Peppermint Place (S ) Addams Family Pitch Salesman? (R) 9 : 3 0 A M ® ) (ip* Sitmerl Ano the Real ® Wall Street Week: Future of the Fin in other ways normal’ however, their voices are poor urinary control. Sometimes, prostatic S e You probably will know you Bewray (“be-RAY”) exposes ® Superboy Pa Kent's (Stuart Whitman) [A & E ] Edge and Beyond [CNN] Style With Elsn Klensch ancial Services Industry (CC) squeaky and hoarse Ghostbusters (CC' grows back tocause partial obstruction. Or scarring have endometriosis because of or betrays. I won’t have to betray (11. Americii's Top 10 [ESPNi Sunkist K.l.D.S [CNN] Baseball '89 To m y knowledge, thyroid disorders do not affect r -T ir i I T with the same result. Thus the pain. Usually, women will any confidence to point out that i ^ ' Bug;, Bunny and Friends [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows [D IS ] Mouse Factory Host Johnnv ^ relief of symptoms develop menstrual cramps that bewray is now considered Brown tells favorite folk tales Shorts in dysphonia. nor is there any cause. Patients can d4: Sesame Street (CCI 1 1:0 0 A M ® Hey. Vern, It's Ernest' elude: ( "The Tortoise and the Hare "), From your description, I conclude that you may TV channel guide (CC) _ often be aided by speech therapists. Also, the become progressively worse over archaic. (il) Say Brother Pai i 2 o f 2 ("The Ugly Duckling ") and ( "The Brave Lit spasticity is worsened by fatigue and tension, so another round of urinary obstruct time. Other symptoms include Cox UnHsd Tale-Media © ) Charles in Charge (CC) (R) SD (4fi) Bugs Bunny & Tweaty Show, tie Tailor") 0) WFSB. Hartford...... 9... (CC) Gameday patients usually notice a waxing and waning of their yearsivo*'ln?hf/““ ‘* “‘‘^ytime problems” lower back pain, painful inter­ Q U E S TIO N : Is gracious the ...... 2 ...... 3 [A 8 i E] Profiles Featured America s sio [ESPN] WTNH. New Haven ...... (£) Superman speech difficulties WoHH ^ ^ thiscase, you are unable to empty your course, and infertility. In fact, same as graceful? They seem to Cl) ...... 8 ...... S ...... 8 ryteller. fXIark Twain [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) An examina 0) WWOR. New York ...... 9 .. (S ) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) lion of thfc dragonfly and the damsel fly ‘he formaUon of noany cases of the disease are be used interchangeably. f.n;- WPIX, New York ...... ti ...... 11 ...... 28 [CNN] Moneyweek DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 70, have enjoyed a good urgency and you must void diagnosed when a woman is being WHCT, Hartford ...... 18 ...... 18 ...... 18 [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents (2£i W W F Superstars of Wrestling 1 2 :0 0 P M ® Out of This World Evie frequently, small amounts during the night. hopes to bring romance to Uncle Beano by wife, good food and year-round outdoor sports. A tested for infertility. An esti­ ANSW ER: These two adjec­ 90. WTXX, Waterbury ...... 20 ...... 20 ...... 20 [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole Raising America's Children <3it WWLP. Springfield ...... 28 ...... 37 , @ This Week On Ph Road changing his cologne into a love potion (R| T U R several years ago took care of my daytime nrnhilm'K.'®* ®hould be able easily to diagnose your mated 10 to 15 percent of all tives are derived from grace, but [LIFE] WomanWatch (In Stereo) problem by examining the bladder opening through (34i WEOH, Hartford ...... 7 ...... 24 . ___ ... 24 ® Three Stooges problems very well, but now. 1*A hours after I go to women of childbearing age have their meanings are not the same. WTWS, New London — ...... 24 . . . .. 42 . .26 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Satisfaction Working ® ® British Open Golf; Third Round a lighted tube that is passed into the bladder through some endometriosis. WVIT. Hartford ...... ,...... 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 class teen-agers hope to make their gar- S B Washington Week in Review (CC). (CC) From Troon. Scotland. (2 hrs.) (Live) bed, pressure build up around the prostate gland Graceful describes movement agi! band .i rock 'n' roll success story Jus­ lne^?/st T J ’U® cystoscopy and enables t L The best way the doctor can WSBK Boston...... , . 19 ...... 2« ...... 19 S I Matt Houston C£ Black Sheep Squadron with small amounts of voiding. A urologist has tried that shows grace or beauty: WQQB, Springfield ...... 40 . . , ...... tine Bateman Liam Neeson, Deborah specialist to see if prostatic (or scar) tissue is Harry 1988 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [A & E ] Hirohito of Japan: the Last Ban (iD G.L.O.W. Wrestling sleeping pills, medication and everything else to diagnose the condition is by gracious acts in a kind and ar. WQBY. Springfield ...... 17 ...... 35 ...... 25 zai A portrait of Japanese Emperor Hiroh- help. What’s your advice? r X r / i r " ’’ Ask your urologist for inserting a long, telescope-like courteous manner. In a competi­ HD WTIC. Hartford ...... 4 ...... 4 ...... 9 [L IS A ] Robert Vaughn Discovers ito, who remains a symbol or ancient cul (jf) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) referral to a colleague for a second opinion. You (A&E) instrument (laparoscope) into tion, a winner should be not only Arts 4 Entertainment ...... 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 1 0 : 0 0 A M ® Pee -wee's Playhouse ture III today s industrializeii society (60 (g ) MOVIE: Ator, the Fighting Eagle' A may need a second operation for relief min.) the abdomen to look for the (CNN) Cable News Network ...... IS ...... 5 ...... 50 (CC). valiant warrior battles malevolent forces to D E A R R E A D E R : A transurethral resection graceful but also gracious. (DIS) Disney Channel ...... 34 ...... 47 ...... 41 retrieve a kidnapped princess Miles To give you more information, I am sending vou a ® Buck Rogers [D IS ] Winnie the Pooh and the Honey (TU R ) of the prostate gland is a technique by which endometrial patches and remove (ESPN) Sports Network...... 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 Tree Winnie the Pooh needs his friends O'Keeffe, Sabrina Siam 1983. a urologist removes part of the gland, using a Gra*nd‘^”’oth’^ my Health Report “ The Prostate tissue for study. Treatment for Do you have a question or (HBO) Homs Box Office ...... 14 ...... 44 ...... 38 (jlj Soul Train (In Stereo) help after he gets into trouble looking for ® Punky Brewster (CC). ® ^ readers who would like a copy should endometriosis depends on how (LIFE) Lifetime ...... 24 ...... 25 ...... 13 ® Mama's Family honey. coring-out device which is introduced through the comment about our language? (MAX) CInemax ...... 54 ...... 45 ...... 43 (3 ) Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine "'“ h ‘he^r name and address to P.O Box (§^ ® Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). [E S P N ] Play Ball with Reggie Jackson f penis. The purpose of the operation is to remove extensive the disease is. how Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, (TMC) Movis Channel...... 55 ...... 44 ...... 42 ( 3 Auto Racing: NASCAR Winston Cup th fti’tle ®e sure to mention severe the symptoms, and the |U?A) USA Network ...... 12 ...... 10 ...... 48 Wrestling World Class Champion­ [LIFE] Attitudes swollen prostatic tissue that blocks the bladder Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ship Wrestling woman’s age and future plans for Manchester 06040. [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Perfect Match' A (P) Tony Brown's Journal personal ad brings together a pan of seem- Continued... 9 8 9 J u

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 '■ 'M A N C H E S tfe R rtfeR A Lb? S atu rijay, ju iy 2^,*1989 - tS [DIS] MOVIE: Moon Pilot' A reluctant SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT'N'CARLYLE by Larry Wright CHOICES astronaut preparing to go to the moon en Saturday, Continued counters a crazy chimp and a lovely a im A man (George Saturday, Continued C. Scott) is torn by { 962^'^°'’' [ESPN] 5 0 0 (60 min.) his own princi­ SportsCenter Up-to-date ® Art of William Alexander and Lowell scores. Black Perspective Speers (R) ples when he in­ who opposes abortion is faced with the [T M C ] M O V IE ; 'Outrageous Fortune' SD It's a Living (p) MOVIE: 'Reflections of Murder' A ( ^ MOVIE: 'Little Ladies of the Night' sists that his unwanted pregnancies of his wife and his (CC) Two actresses take off on a wild Ql) Twilight Zone wife and mistress conspire to murder a The struggle of Lyle York, a one-time unmarried teen-age daughter George C young wife (Jac­ cross-country chase to track down thee school teacher. Sam Waterston. Tuesday pimp, who now works with runaway teen­ Scott, Jacqueline Bisset, Melissa Gilbert ® V Slicer queline Bisset) mutual boyfriend. Bette Midler, Shohev Weld, Joan Hackett. 1974. agers who turn to prostitution, David Soul, 1986, (R) abort their child, in Long, Peter Coyote. 1987. Rated R i\l It's a Living Ginger threatens to move d?) Doctor Who; Dragonfire Lou Gossett, Linda Purl. 1977. ® Police Story out when she discovers that Amy has a "Choices." air­ Stereo) Y (33) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) (33) Tw ilight Zone gun in the house. (R) di) MOVIE; 'The Hunter' A professional [U S A ] M iam i V ice Crockett s new rom- bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers to every ing SATURDAY. d!) Rod & Reel ance distracts him from the investigation (3D The Wok Rat Patrol corner of the country. Steve McQueen ® i) M OVIE: 'Mayday at 4 0 .0 0 0 f-'eet' JULY 2 2 . on of three doped-up teenagers wreaking @ Latenight America With Dennis Kathryn Harrold, E’li Wallach 1S79, (2D (15) Golden Girls ICC) Sophia invests The passengers of a disabled airliner de­ ABC. havoc in downtown Miami. (60 m in) her roommates' money in a prizefighter Wholev (R) [A&E] MOVIE; 'The Race for the Dou­ pend on the untried skill of its co-pilot for (Rebroadcast) ® Jeopardy! (CC). who's a gifted violinist, (R) (In Stereo) @ Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) ble Helix' An American whiz kid and an their lives. David Janssen, Ray Milland, 7:30PM analytical Englishman join forces to crack Lynda Day George. 1976. ® Kate & Allie (CC). ® Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter [A&E] Shortstories A dying man leaves a the secret of DNA and capture the Nobel CHECK USTINGS Clips of the best moments in film comedy legacy In "T V Dad"; a novelist is impri­ [A & E ] French Revolution Profile of the O ) Can You Beat Baldness? Prize. Jeff Goldblum, Tim Piqqott-Smith FOR EXACT TIME from Charlie Chaplin to W oody Allen, With soned by her imagination in "One or the 1986. man who demanded civil rights for ordi­ @ M -A *S *H hosts: Carol Burnett, Oom OeLuise. Jack Other." (60 min.) nary citizens. (60 min.) Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Richard Pryor [CNN] Newsday ® Wild America (CC) The domestic [CNN] Capital Gang [HBO] MOVIE: 'Thank God It's Friday' dog s wild relatives, including the wolf and Burt Reynolds, (2 hrs,, 15 min ) [DIS] Zorro [DIS] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ A married couple discovers the worid of coyote and fox. (R) @ MOVIE: 'Swing Time' A gambling haw k' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ [ESPN] Davis Cup Tennis; Doubles disco. Donna Summer, The Commodores, dancer is given an ultimatum by his fian­ @3) Superboy Lana is trailed by corrupt auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ Semifinals From Munich. West Germany. Paul Jabara 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) cee's father to earn a decent living or for­ (3 hrs.) (Taped) [ESPN] America's Horse (60 min ) police officers after she witnesses an at­ lution in John Ford's classic frontier saga. [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd 5:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: The Heroes tempted murder. (R) got his daughter Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ [L IF E ] MOVIE: 'The Bed Seed' A young Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert, Edna May [HBO] MOVIE; 'Jaws the Revenge' (CC) Molly quits her sales clerk position at of Telemark' A band of resistance fighters gers, Victor Moore, 1936, mother comes to the harsh realization that (18 Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Popularity Oliver 1939. (CC) While staying in Bermuda, Ellen Goodman’s Bookstore and goes on a blind attempt to destroy a heavy-water plant the [A & E ] Evita Peron Evita (Faye Dunaway) her precocious 9-year-old daughter is ac­ cliques and how peer groups shape atti) [ESPN] Surfer M agazine Highlights and Brody becomes convinced that the shark date for New Year's Eve Germans plan to seize in order to manufac­ rallies the Argentine people to support her tually a cold-blooded murderer, Blair tudes and behavior. pointers. that killed her son is stalking her family. ture the atom bomb. Kirk Douglas, Richard lover, Juan Peron, as president, (60 min ) 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek Brown, David Carradrne, Carrie Wells, Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest. Michael Caine. Harris, Ulla Jacobson. 1965. [A&E] Eagle and the Bear Part 3 of 4, [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 1985 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 2:30PM (ID Welcome to My Studio (R) [C NN ] Sports Saturday [M A X] MOVIE: 'A Fish Called Wanda' QD d2) (55) (33) N ew s [CNN] Showbiz This Week [LIFE] What's Up Dr. Ruth? (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Showdown' A small­ 6:00PM C3D (CC) A London lawyer gets mixed up with [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America Hiqti [D IS] MOVIE: 'Miracle of the Heart: A @ Woodwright's Shop town sheriff is forced to oppose an old (ID A -Team jewel thieves in search of their hidden loot. [USA] American Bandstand school sports. Boys Tow n Story' The inspiring story of friend who makes his living robbing trains. (33) Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah is John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline. [C NN ] Style With Elsa Klensch an aging priest and a troubled youth, who, (S MOVIE: Planot Earth' Dean Martin. Rock Hudson. Susan Clark 8:00PM ® Paradise (CC| Ethan is de­ 1988. Rated R. 1 2:30PM vwongfully accused of plagiarism. (R) with the help of each other, rediscover A 20thceniurv American astronaut, trans­ [DIS] M y Friend Flicka 1973. Rated PG. termined to prove his innocence in the kill­ ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook (If) Feel Beautiful: Chae Visual their courage, wisdom and places in the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Malibu Express' A ported into the 22nd century, is captured [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rented Ups' A docu­ ing of the local troublemaker after the Texas detective attempts to interface with (20) War of the Worlds Harrison's step­ world. Art Carney, Casey Siemaszko, Jack and enslaved by a female-dominated so­ mentary filmmaker slowly begins to realize townspeople mistakenly make him a hero a batch of beautiful computer criminals mother embarks on her own quest to stop Bannon. 1986. ciety. John Saxon, Diana Muldaur, Janet 3lOOPM CB Bring on the Summer the art film he is directing is actually an (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Darby Hinton, Sybil Danning, Barbara Ed­ Margoiin. 1974. From Washington, D,C. and Philadelphia: the aliens. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival: From To THIS, AMCI^NT ijooK. riv\ A adult movie. Martin Mull. Dick Shawn, Jen­ f f i (S5) Mission: Impossible (CC) The wards. 1985. Rated R The Beach Boys welcome the Oak Ridge Oklahoma City Scheduled events are box­ Completely Mental Misadventures nifer Tilly. 1988, Rated R. (In Stereo) §3) OeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) Force s target Is a British aristocrat who t h a t ^ , Boys, the Four Tops, Katrina and the ing and figure skating. (2 hrs ) (Live) [USA] MOVIE: 'Lust for Freedom' of Ed Grimley (CC). (23) Fugitive uses devil worship to force government of­ Trumped-up charges put an attractive ex­ B P iM C r 6KJ(Kl6THlfJ6-, AC^OIlZeP j Waves and others. (60 min.) [USA] Bustin' Loose Nicky works as [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud @3) Collectors (R) ficials to reveal state secrets (60 mm ) |R| cop behind the bars of a brutal California f5~) Knight Rider ^ ) Friday the 13th: The Series An in­ ITS SHAI^ACTgf2lSTiC4./ Sonny s assistant to raise money for a (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Monkey Shines' (CC) prison. Melanie Coll, William J. Kuizer, Judi ® What About Women: Profit in Day­ new baseball glove; Tricia and Mimi have a sane scientist works on a cure for his care (3D M OVIE: 'Blazing Saddles' A crooked daughter's degenerative disease by con­ ® Police Story A trained monkey injected with human Trevor. 1987 attorney general appoints a black sheriff to difference of opinion. (In Stereo) brain cells acts out its quadriplegic ow n­ [C N N ] Evans 8t Novak ducting brain experiments on innocent vic­ (33) Twilight Zone 11:15PM @ Just for Laughs a small western town In a scheme to take 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up tims. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) er's violent impulses. Jason Beghe, John [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet over the territory. Cleavon Little. Gene (33) Learn to Play the Piano Overnight Pankow. Kate McNeil. 1988. Rated R. (In 1 1 ^30PM CS Entertainment This Wilder. Harvey Korman. 1974. 4:30PM (B ( ^ wide World of Sports Stereo) [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women (38 N ow Yankee W orkshop (CC). Us) MOVIE: 'The Horse Soldiers' A W eek Actress Meg Ryan ("W hen Harry (3® Home Shopping N etw ork (60 min.) (CC) Scheduled: Harlem Globetrotters Union cavalry officer leads his men deep M el Sally'■). (60 min.) (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: '1 7 7 6 ' This portrayal of (33) Star Trek 9:30PM (33) Tw ilight Zone from Sydney, Australia; Tour de France Bi­ into Confederate territory to demolish a our founding fathers takes place at the dD Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In cycle Race highlights, (90 min,) (Taped) Birds of the W ortd Part of 3. d D Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) [A&E] 1 strategic railroad junction. John Wayne, (18) Can You Beat Baldness? First Continental Congress. William Dan­ Stereo) (3i V Sheer [CNN] Newswatch William Holden, Constance Towers (22) ^)5) Empty N est (CC) Carol becomes (3D Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare iels, Howard da Silva, Ken Howard. 1972. @§) Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) 1959. the hospital's public relations director on Elm S treet A high-school student's ob­ Rated G. ® Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] Here's Boomer (5?) M otorw eek The redesigned Buick Ri­ Guest star: Paul Sand. (R) (In Stereo) session with a gorgeous girl turns deadly. (23) Record Guide [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Cry for the Strangers' A §2) (33) M y T w o Dads (CC) Joey becomes (60 min.) (R) (in Stereo) ® Baretta viera; winners of the aanuai Driver’s 1 :00PM village in the Pacific Northwest is haunted the breadwinner when Michael is laid off (61) Beyond Tomorrow A computer secur­ Choice Awards; a high-performance driv­ @1) Bosom Buddies (Tf) Tw ilight Zone Of) W ar of the Worlds Harrison's step­ by a ghostly killer, Patrick Duffy, Cindy (R) (In Stereo) ity device; a Soviet mission to Mars by ing school. [CNN] Future Watch mother embarks on her own quest to stop Pickett, Brian Keith. 1982. @ This Old House (CC). (R) 2005: a 1.2 litre Orbital engine (R) (In (3® SpaceSaver WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll the aliens (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [A8tE] MOVIE: 'Evita Peron' Based on Stereo) (S ) Kiss TV: The Music Video Show [HBO] MOVIE: 'Date With an Angel' ■ [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) ^ ® M O VIE: 'Com e Out, Come Out. 6 the true story of an ambitious peasant girl [CNN] This Week in Japan 22 WWF Superstars of Wrestling An angel with a broken wing thoroughly Wherever You Are' An American girt va (3® Saturday Night Live Dolly Parton who rose to become one of the most pow­ disrupts the life of an aspiring composer 6:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: Pulse' (CC) 24 Flower Shop (R) cationing in England is told that her mjssmg [HBO] Tales From the Crypt (CC) An serves as host and musical guest (90 erful women in the world and the idol of Everyday electrical appliances run amok Michael E, Knight, Phoebe Cates, Emman- companion did not exist and that she had adulterous housewife kills her husband on min.) (R) (In Stereo) 26 MOVIE: 'Mutiny on the Bounty' The millions in Argentina. Faye Dunaway, after a new family moves into an idyllic uelle Bean 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) checked into an inn alone. Lynda Day Christmas Eve. (In Stereo) crew of H is Matesty's Ship Bounty turns James Farentino. 1981. Pan 2 of 4. suburban Los Angelos home. Cliff De­ Wanted: Dead or Alive [USA] Double Trouble George, Peter Jaffrey. 1974. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Satisfaction' Working against the captain in 1789 Marlon [CNN] On The Menu Young, Roxanne Hart, Joey Lawrence. d® Public People/Private Lives (R) MOVIE: 'Duel in the Sun' A bitter class teen-agers hope to make their gar­ Brando, Trevor Howard, Richard Harris 5:00PM d D A-Team 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight 1962. [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson rivalry erupts when a beautiful half-breed age band a rock 'n' roll success story. Jus­ [ESPN] Triathlon: Nice Championship (33) TandT(CC)Talerand Turner helpan 6:30PM (3D CBS N ew s (CC) Indian woman moves in with a cattlemen tine Bateman, Liam Neeson, Deborah [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (30) Triple Threat unconventional reponer investigate a sen­ From Nice, France. (60 min.) (R) ® Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: ' UHF " and his two sons. Jennifer Jones. Gregory Harry. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) scores. [CNN] Newsday ator’s mysterious death. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (Weird Al Yankovic); "Shag" (Phoebe Peck. Joseph Gotten. 1946. ® W e s t 5 7th (CC) Re- T1 l45PM Just for Laughs f® Mind Communication Cates). 10:00PM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Vanishing Africa' Afri­ ® Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) broadcasts: the Montreal International Co­ [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: Rock @2) Family Ties 11:50PM [HBO] MOVIE: Damien: ca's endangered species are shown living Cll) Tw ilight Zone (CC) A heart transplant medy Festival; an interview with Great Bri­ with the progress of man and struggling Hudson; Tall, Dark and Handsome (CC) ^ i) Cops The show moves to Portland. Om en IT An industrialist adopts his or­ (M) International Cooking School recipient is mysteriously drawn to the peo­ tain's Prince Charles; a look at Key West, for their own territory rights. 1976 A chronijle of Rock Hudson's career, Oregon, where the Multnomah Sheriffs phaned nephew, unaware the boy is ac­ wh»ch includes film clips and interviews (23) The Saint ple his organ donor knew. (R) (In Stereo) Dept, narcotics agents apprehend a drug Fla. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [L IF E ] Cagney 8i Lacey tually the Antichrist. William Holden, Lee with co-stars, fnends and Hudson himself. (1® Fulfill Your Dreams dealer. (In Stereo) ® N ew s Grant. Jonathan Scoil-Taylor. 1978. (60 mm.) (30) Highway to Heaven (CC) After years [TM C] MOVIE: 'White Nights' A Rus­ of being the primary caregiver for his han­ @ (3® NBC New s [A & E ] Living Dangerously A team of Bri­ (33) Tw ilight Zone Rated R. sian dancer, who defected eight years ago [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) dicapped brother, a young man yearns to tish climbers attempts to climb the finds himself back in the U.S.S.R. with ari (2^ Bill Moyers' W orld of Ideas: On D e­ (33) Mind Communication 1 2:00AM QD Twilight Zone 3:30PM ® Van Can Cook shake the bonds and stan a life for himself. mocracy Political philosopher Sheldon second-highest peak in the world in this American-turned-Russian citizen as his (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1976 Himilayan expedition. (60 mm.) (25) Monsters Visions of success lure a Q® Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt only hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov [CNN] Your Money Wolin, author of "Politics and Vision," dis­ New York dancer to Hollywood - but she ® Wrestling Challenge Gregory Hines, Isabella Rossellini 1985^ (33) Starting From Scratch Kate packs her cusses bureaucracy and power, politics [CNN] PrimeNews must first poison her interfering partner. (R) 6 [H B O ] High School Narc Michael E. bags after an argument with James. (R) ^ d economics, and educational reform, (2® MOVIE: Strike 4 Revenge' Four Ko­ Rated PG-13. [ESPN] Women's Volleyball; Pro (§ ) (35) Hunter Hunter tries to clear the Knight of 'All My Children" stars as a cop (R) rean war veterans unite to crush a power­ IPOMTTHINK OKAY.SO CHAUNCe/ ..aiTONTW E OTHER [LISA] MOVIE: 'King Solomon's Mines' @ Julia Child and More Company: Beach Tournam ent (60 min ) (Taped) name of a colleague involved in a China­ who goes undercover to infiltrate a high- ful drug smuggling ring in Korea. David Hungry cannibals and German soldiers UFOs in W ine (4® ABC New s (CC). town shoot-out. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) m DIP 6 0 3AP. DIPN'T WIN ANYTMNa.. HAND.THe Junse school drug ring (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th Part Chiang. 1980. [A&E] Fine Romance threaten an adventurer and an archaeolo­ [TM C ] Short Film Showcase ^7) Bradshaw on: The Family V II: The N e w Blood' (CC) A teen age (28) Combat) 6A1D HE WOUUPNT , gist's daughter as they search for the le­ psychic unwittingly ressurrects the mur­ (13) M O VIE: 'The Bad Seed' A malicious [CNN] Newswatch [CNN] Pinnacle 03) Hardcastle and McCormick eUBfCR OAMAfieS.' gendary underground African treasure. Ri­ [USA] Check It Out! derous Jason from his watery grave Lar child's inherited evil causes the death of chard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone, Herbert U.S. Olympic Festival From [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw Park Lincoln. Terry Kiser, Susan Blu 1988 [A &E] Reno's Reunion I Phoebe Snow, several people. Nancy Kelly, Patty McCor­ 4:00PM CB Golf: Senior Open Third Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are box­ Lorn. 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) Janis Ian and other original performers mack, Henry Jones. 1956. Round from Cleveland. (2 hrs.) (Live) ing, figure skating and synchronized swim­ 7 :0 0 P M (3D Lifestyles of the Rich and from the nightclub Reno Sweeney take the [A & E ] Living Dangerously A team of Bri­ 1 :30PM (24) Bodywatch (CC). (R) dD Host to Host ming (2 hrs.) (Live) Famous On location in Malaysia. (60 min ) [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey (R) stage again at the Botton Line. (60 min.) (In tish climbers attempts to climb the v 3 0 ) Resolution: Health and Tennis CID Knight Rider [U S A ] Throb Sandy hopes to revive the [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Further Adven­ Stereo) second-highest peak in the world in this ® (21) W heel of Fortune (CC). tures of Tennessee Buck' A boozing big- 5?) Wild America (CC) A portrait of the (31) SpaceSaver career of a 1960s singer (former "77 Sun­ [CNN] Headline News 1976 Himilayan expedition. (60 min.) river otter, filmed in New York Stale's Adi­ set Strip co-star Edd Byrnes). ® M am a's Family Vint and Naomi com­ game hunter escorts two yuppies on a Bor I .Q) MOVIE; 'Firestarter' An eight-year- [HBO] MOVIE: The Terminator' (CC) A [CNN] Newsnight rondack Mountains, 5 pete against Mama and her friend in a neo tiger hunt. David Keith, Kathy Shower old girl has the unusual power to set things 5.30PM (33) Starting From Scratch dance contest. (R) Brant Van Hoffman. 1988. Rated R (In futuristic cyborg is sent to present-day Los [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Kate packs her bags after an argument Angeles to assassinate a woman destined on fire by simply thinking about them. Stereo) [LIFE] Leg W ork Claire is determined to with James. (R) to give birth to a revolutionary. Arnold [HBO] Uncensored Channels I: TV Ar­ David Keith, Drew Barrymore. Martin Generation prove that a feisty widow's death was not Sheen. 1984 (CC) Riker s life hangs in the balance after [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Grotesque' A gang of Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Michael ound the Wortd With George Plimpton (33) Can You Beat Baldness? suicide. (60 min.) m . his central nervous system is invaded by punks unleash a terrible evil when they at Biehn. 1984. Rated R. George Plimpton presents clips of variety Julia Child and Company: VIP Lunch ^2) WKRP in Cincinnati tack a vacationing Hollywood makeup ar an alien organism. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 2:30AM CID She's the Sheriff a not- shows, game shows and music videos (R) tist and his family. Linda Blair, Tab Hunter, [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd from television around the world including Victory Garden (CC) so-bright bodybuilder is the object of Hil- (1® Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ Donna Wilkes 1988. (CC| Molly quits her sales clerk position at Italy, Japan and the Soviet Union. Cellulite^*" dy's attention. (R) cords A Pigs and Fords race (R) (33) Munsters Today Grandpa wants to Goodman's Bookstore and goes on a blind DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Colllne enter the "Houdini Open Classic," but Lily (20) Friday the 13th: The Series Greed 8:30PM (3l) Twilight Zone date for New Year's Eve. (D Synchronal Research 2:00PM CS MOVIE: 'Red Flag: The d® Hersey's Hollywood and Herman aren't thrilled with the idea. |R) Ultim ate Game' A fictional account of the hrm nM ''” ? '’ :!'®'''® Joan Van Ark, Fred McCarren. 1981 [24] World War I [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Deacon Frye stands in. (R) (In Stereo) leads a compulsive gambler to a ring that dZ) Victory Garden (CC). f?® Hee H aw (33) IN N New s CiD Public People/Private Lives (R) ypiS] Backstage at the Zoo: Save That @ H om etim e (CC). (R) brings him luck at the betting window. (60 (61] M O VIE: 'Enemy M in e' A space pilot f3b) Benny Hill d D Baretta Tiger The zoo's efforts to save endan­ (li) Reporters Scheduled: a profile of (33) Straight Talk: Free Your Body From min.) (R) (In Stereo) and his half-human, half-reptilian enemy Cellulite ® Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) must put aside their differences to survive gered species such as the elephant, gorilla, (3?) W ar of the Worlds A hall-human, half- former Beetle Ringo Starr as he prepares [CNN] Evans & Novak white rhino and the Bengal tiger are exam­ for his comeback tour. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (25) Tw ilight Zone (CC) (In Stereo) M OVIE: 'Coma' A doctor investigates on a desolate planet. Dennis Quaid, Louis ined. c n n l r ' l and pro- 1 2:45AM [TMC] MOVIE: The Ba- bizarre happenings in a big Boston hospi­ Gossett Jr, Brion James. 1985. 9:00PM (® Tour of Duty (CC) The ® MOVIE; 'The Paradine Casa' An at­ liavara' A series of bizarre murders leads a h [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Jaws the Revenge' min ) (R) ,^'’stB reo)'°"''""' tal. Genevieve Bujold, Michael Douglas Ri­ [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small Americans’ lives are jeopardized when torney falls in love with the beautiful police psychologist to the leaders of an an­ While staying in Bermuda, Ellen Brody be­ woman he is defending against a murder chard WIdmark. 1978. Q? “ I® National Geographic their Vietnamese trainees are sent into bat­ cient religious cull in present-day Manhat­ [DIS] The Roots of Goofy Animated. comes convinced that the shark that killed h captures the intncacies tle before they're ready. (60 min.) (R) (In charge. Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, Charles tan, Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert (S (3® Major League Baseball: San Gary Owens hosts this retrospective look her son Is stalking her family. Lorraine 01 animal behavior. (60 min ) Stereo) Laughton. 1948. Loggia, 1987, Rated R. (In Stereo) Francisco Giants at Chicago Cubs Live at the career and family history of one of Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine 1987 ■ [LIFE] Esquire: About Man, for Women from Wrigloy Field in Chicago. (3 hrs ) W alt Disney's most famous characters. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® 05) MOVIE: 'Choices' (CC| A man 1:00AM ® Love Boat (Live) (90 min.) la r m a L r'” ° " “=“’ ^ [USA] My Sister Sam [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CNN] Capital Gang ® Suetaining 7 -2 2 1 1 :00PM ® ® (g) ^ (S) News Continued.. • 03) Talas From the Darkalds 9 8 9 1

> « J u

I

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 22, 1989

t h e QRIZ2WELL8 by Bill Scborr DILLON by Slave Dlckanaon MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 — M

I -moUiSMTVOU IAM u.PUTRR!5T -WE W4? LA5T Puzzles 'll W E f i« H 6 T D X mHWAVJftKHTHE V^KEk^.-mEHBCTOHE^ Astrograph M C W T W E U m , AU/-5TAR

ACROSS 6 Church Answer to Previous Puzzle 'll>, Guard against squandering resources calendar A earmarked for necessities on foolish in­ 1 College deg. 7 Stylus H E F T Y I);. ^ o u r . clinations today. Uncontrolled extrava­ 4 City of David 8 Garden for Y A ' Fa v o r i t e gance invites a spender's remorse. 8 Bluish-white animals H O O * ^ r t h d a y .eSS-ir H kRT.' CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Try not metal 9 Construction _P R A N K Y to expect more from youngsters today 12 Thou beam (2 wds.) M July 23,1989 I P ^ 13 Ireland 10 Ibsen character than they are capable. Keep in mind <0 14 Musical 11 Relinquish that children aren’t programmed to rea­ In the year ahead you will develop fresh instrument 17 Cry of a lamb N S son or iserform like adults. 15 Caviar 19 Police alert opportunities tor yourself through your AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Usually I T I A 16 Dining room (abbr.) own creativity and resourcefulness. you're a reasonably optimistic individ­ piece 0 23 Needle (comb, What you accomplish will bo applicable ual, but today you might view life too 18 Musical key form) In your present field of endeavor. _S _l_ negatively for your own good. If you LI’L ABNER by Al Capp 20 Oriental 25 Energy unit N O r I women's (abbr.) T O N E think you'll fail, you'll figure out a way to quarters DDBD LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't waste any do so. 26 Antarctic B R O PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz more time trying to sell an individual 21 Norm a____ explorer PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Keep your ( “A// M U S ’f f S FLEAB G O N N A e x p l a i n agreed-upon trump suit), and I also THE CAN B U Y DINNER Opening lead; ♦ 10 TH IS T O have the queen of trumps.” Can we 1 B L O N D IE ? really blame South for assuming that North had all that, plus a void in one of By James Jacoby the minor suits? So South bid seven NOYME spades. It was all so amazing that When I’m traveling around the East, my partner, forgot to double. country playing in tournaments, I You now understand why my lecture sometimes give a lecture, usually to always ends with this warning; It’s novices. One of my talks is on bridge fine to play a complicated convention, REESHY conventions, and the point I make is as long as you know what you’re play­ WHAT A TOOT J that conventional understandings are ing and how to play it. w OOCTOI? SOME­ TIM E S POES. HESKLE ROSE 18 ROSE by Pal Brady CELEBRITY CIPHER Now arrange the circled letters to Cetabrtty Cipher cryptograms ara craalad from quotations by famous poopte, past and present form the surprise answer, as sug­ Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Todsy s clue: N equals J. gested by the above cartoon. I 5AIP $0METM(H& STUPlI?, ft/T s«e'$ PASSIflG UP mcHwict IT'5 ALMOST L Itt m Rose m ID HAHO Me W ' M / 1M0M95 ■LYV DGUIVIL LU MVATVDLBUZ Answer Q ; Y Y 'i ** r NOT M A K iB ? .' — L ^ > Hose IM IT / MQ UAVe ME TWI5TIH& O MVAIUZ VJVA OUQVI Bl (Answers Monday) i u m w i K P / _ Yesterday's I BLESS WHEEL LAYOFF SEETHE FYVZ YV TBGGI UCL O NUP Answer: W/hy business Is always good lor the vendor of peanuts— THEY "S H a L " FAST OMMGBDOLBUZ T U A Q

ILOZGVR N. AOZKOGG. ■ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I wanted a job that allowed me to sleep late so I went Into the theater." — Alan North. 9 8 9 J u

26 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July g2, 1989 7IL U ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 — t7

1 : 3 0 P M USA Today Actor Jim Var­ X bounty hunters and a Texas lawman. (60 YOU ONLY ney ("Hey, Vern, It's ErnestI"). (60 min.) ® Easy Way to Lose Weight Sunday, July 23 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Major League Baseball: Atlanta ( 9 It's a Living Ginger threatens to move [U S A ] Hollywood Insider LIVE TWICE X Sunday, Continued CS) ® ) Have Faith (CC) Monsignor Mac Braves at New York Mats (3 hrs.) (Live) out when she discovers that A m y has a helps a young thief who has a beautiful gun in the house. (R) 12:00AM ® Fulfill Your Dreams In "You Only (9 Tony Brown's Journal voice. (R) (In Stereo) ® Star Tre k: Th e Next Genertttion (C C ) 6:00AM CD w« (M1m« Live Twice," airing ® Major League Baseball: Chicago ® Tra ce y Ullman Francesca must either [M AX] MOVIE: 'Artists and Models' Open Final Final round from Cleveland. (2 Q 5 M O V IE : 'Ja w s 3 ' An oversized great accept her gym teacher's "winning is ever­ Riker's life hangs in the balance after his (X) SuataM fig White ^ x at Boston Red Sox Joined in (9 Outer Limits An artist lands a position creating comic SUNDAY. JULY hrs.) (Liva) white shark terrorizes a Florida marine re­ ything" attitude or fail. (R) (In Stereo) central nervous system is invaded by an C fl) INN M ifrtni strips. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Shirlev Progress (2 hrs.) (Live) sort. Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong, Louis alien organism. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 23. on ABC, James ® Straight Talk: Free Your Body From (9 VVar of the Worlds Harrison's step­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update MacLaine. 1955. [CN N ] Moneyweek Gossett Jr. 1983. 9 1 Ham * M topplng Nat¥wart( Bond(Sean Cellulite mother embarks on her own quest to stop ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [U S A ] Cartoon Express [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update the aliens (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ® Mind Communication 10:00PM X N e w s 8 9 iM ig M / O u t Connery) tracks ( 9 T and T (C C ) Taler and Turner help an S ® O m exin ® National Audubon Society Specials ® Beach Boys; Endless Summer The (35 IN N N e w s (8 On* Oa, at a Tbiw 8:30AM dD American Telecast down missing [M AX] MOVIE; 'Cactus Flower' A unconventional reporter investigate a sen­ ® Wrestling; AW A All Star Wrestling (C C ) Jane Alexander narrates the story of Beach Boys welcome musical guests Ani- Y middle-aged dentist involves his nurse in a ® V Slicer (S) Choices We Face ator's mysterious death. (In Stereo) ® Making Life Easier ffi)OM iVanD,lia Russian and Amer­ cockeyed scheme to free himself from his 0. Archie Carr's fight to save the sea turtle motion, the Cruzados, Bachman-Turner 6® Hometime Overdrive, Stray Cats and comics Don ® N e w Ufe fA A I] ^arta Uuat Tha Franeti Ravolu- (S ) Porky Pig ican space cap­ marriage-minded mistress. Walter Mat­ from extinction. (60 min.) (in Stereo) ® Alice Reed and Pam Matteson. (60 min.) d® Yes, Prime Minister tion Moaiitaiinlal BattWt Day faitivtties (S ) Search sules to a volcano, thau. Goldie Hawn, Ingrid Bergman. 1969 9 Fugitive ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (55 Gene Scott froenPtfia. Hoau; Mttvyn Bragg and Lmti- 9 Robert Schuller which is serving Rated PG. 6® Sox Talk Riker's life hangs in the balance after his (9 (9 Magical World of Disney: Dis­ (2® W orldvision tia da Warran. (3 hra.) (Taped) ney's Magic in the Magic Kingdom (CC) [A & E] Henry Ford: Tin Lizzie Tycoon A [TM C] MOVIE: 'Perry Mason; The central nervous system is invaded by an The Other Side of Victory 91 One Day at a Time as a temporary ( ^ Vintage: A History of Wine George Burns is the host for this magic profile of auto tycoon Henry Ford, featur­ [D I8] You and Ma. Kid Case of the Notorious Nun' Perry de­ alien organism (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Evans & Novak [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Cat From Outer special from Disneyland with guests Sieg­ ( ^ Moyers; A Second Look: Promises! ing home movies and reminiscences from headquarters fends a young nun accused of murdering [A & E ] Gallant Breed First of a 3-part do­ [ESPN ] ThenughlHad Sporta Digaat Space' An extraterrestrial tomcat crash fried and Roy, Harry Anderson and Markie PromisesI (C C ) How the people of the family and friends. (60 min.) [D IS] Wuzzles (CC). for SPECTRE, the priest with whom she was rumored to cumentary profiling the U.S. Marine Corps. [H BO] MOVIE: Whita Watar Summar' lands on Earth and seeks help from U S. Post. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) troubled Queens neighborhood of Ja­ [C N N ] World Report [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (Rebroadcast) be romantically involved. Raymond Burr, In this episode, narrator E G. Marshall ex­ maica, N. Y., view the political process. (60 A aummar survival camp turns dangerous V scientists to repair his spaceship. Ken @® Time Was... The 30s Barbara Hale, Arthur Hill. 1986. amines its role in the American Revolution. min.) (R) [ESPN] Rodeo: Road to the NFR (60 wtien the egotistical leader lets the job go [H BO ] Encyclopedia: The "P " Volume CHECK IISTINGS Berry, Sandy Duncan, Harry Morgan min.) (R) (60 min.) Part 1 of 3, ® M O V IE : 'Betaan' American and Fili­ to his head, Kevin Bacon. Sean Astin, Jo n ­ (CC). (In Stereo) FOR EXACT TIME 2 :0 0 P M 6® MOVIE: The Gauntlet' 1978. Rated G. ® It's Garry Shandling's Show While athan Ward. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) s. [C N N ] Sportsweek in Review pino soldiers embark on a hopeless mis­ [U FE ] Self-Improvement Guide An Arizona cop escorts a prostitute from doing his laundry, Garry meets the girl of [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide [LIFE] Family Practice Update sion to impede the advance of Japanese [L IF E ] It Is W ritten Las Vegas to Phoenix to testify against or­ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Jonah and Adam his dreams. (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] History of Dieting [U S A ] Th ro b Zach tries to raise funds to troops during World War II. Robert Taylor, 9.00AM dD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 PG-13. ganized crime. Clint Eastwood, Sondra meet a father and daughter who live off the [A & E] Grand Knockout Tournament In­ [M A X ] MOVIE: -Pete 'n’ Tillie' A mis­ min.) a fur trapper suspected of murder. Charies keep an old nightclub from closing down. Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Nolan. 1943. 12:30AM X Lifestyles of the Rich Locke, Pat Hingle. 1977. land. (In Stereo) ternational celebrities and members of the matched couple struggles to save their [CNN] On The Menu Bronson, Lee Marvin, Andrew Stevens Guests: Nicolette Larson, Emma Samms, and Fam ous On location in Malaysia (60 ® Straight Talk: Free Your Body From 10:10AM § D Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) marriage. Carol Burnett, Walter Matthau, 1981. ( 9 Fight BackI W ith David Horowitz Timothy B. Schmidt, the Byrds. Part 1 of 2. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Royal Family join in a modern version of a min.) (R) Cellulite (65 A m e rica's M ost W an te d From Salt Geraldine Page. 1972. Rated PG. 1 0:30AM (3D inside Washington dD Mystery): Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord [ U S A ] M urder, She W rote Jessica helps medieval games tournament to benefit X Sustaining (9 M'A'S'H Part 1 of 2 X ® ABC Sports Special Lake City: escaped prisoner Kendall Quinn X Jetsons 4:30PM Sheriff Tupper when his seemingly harm­ charities. (90 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Experience Pre­ C5D ® ) British Open Golf: Final Round Peter Wimsey (CC) The police intensify (C C ) Scheduled: highlights of the Tour de Northern, pleaded guilty to a killing. (In ® Focus on Success ferred... But Not Essential' In 1962, a (SD Fantasy Island (C C ) From Troon, Scotland. (3 hrs.) (Live) 6® McLaughlin Group their search for witnesses who might have less deputy IS accused of murder. (60 min.) [C N N ] Headline News France Bicycle Race, concluding in Paris. Stereo) ® One Day at a Tim e student spends her summer vacation as a QD Love Boat 9 ) W ar Chronicles seen the gigolo die. (60 min.) Part 3 of 4. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Green Grass of Wyom­ (9 Kenneth Copeland (90 min.) (Same-day Tape) 6:30PM X N e w s [A & E] Henry Ford: Tin Lizzie Tycoon A waitress at a Welsh resort, where rom­ (9 Meet the Press (CC). (R) ing' A rancher and a horse breeder de­ [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Such Good Friends' A 9 ) Bugs Bunny 6 $ This Old House (CC). (R) X Kiner's Komar ® A B C N e w s (CC). profile of auto tycoon Henry Ford, featur­ ance blossoms with the hotel chef. Eliza­ [A&E] Shortstories Award-winning X velop a fierce rivalry. Peggy Cummins, neglected housewife learns of her hus­ (9 Mama's Family Vint and Naomi com­ ing home movies and reminiscences from beth Edmonds, Sue Wallace, Geraldine 9 ) Sesame Street (CC). 9 ) Three Stooges short films of new and established film­ ® V Slicer ® SpaceSaver Charles Coburn, Lloyd Nolan. 1948. band's extra-marital affairs after he is ad­ Griffith. 1983. Rated PG. pete against Mama and her friend in a family and friends. (60 min.) mitted to the hospital for minor surgery. ( 9 Frederick K. Price d D Reading Rainbow (CC). (R) makers. 6® Tw ilig h t Zone (C C ) A heart transplant (2® ( 9 N B C N ew s dance contest. (R) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Dyan Cannon, James Coco, Jennifer recipient is mysteriously drawn to the peo­ [CNN] PrimeNews 6:10AM [CNIV] Healthweek 9) New Gidget [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday [CN N ] Week in Review [C N N ] Inside Business O'Neill. 1971. Rated R. dD Innovation ple his organ donor know. (R) (In Stereq) [ESPN ] Baseball Hail of Fame Induc­ 1 0:30PM X Benny Hill 6:30AM ® vista ® David Paul [E S P N ] This Week in Sports [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [D IS ] Sidekicks Ernie is anxious when [U S A ] Chae Visual Feel Beautiful [A & E ] MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Folles' A 6® Long Ago & Far Away: Svatohor tion Ceremonies From Cooperstown, (35 Odd Couple [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update [USA] MOVIE: ‘Murder by Night' An Jake appears interested in an attractive N.Y., the inductions of former Red Sox left (X) It's Your Business (E) Shining Time Station (CC). young man brings his fiancee's parents (CC). ® Can You Beat Baldness? [M AX] MOVIE: separate home to meet his gay father. Michel Ser- amnesiac murder witness fears that he defense attorney. fielder Carl Yastrzemski and former Cincin­ 1 2:40AM Q l) Christopher Closeup @D M unsters Today Marilyn's dream date Vacations' Hoping to keep the romance 1 0:45AM @§) Jewish Life may have actually committed the crime. ® Hersey's Hollywood nati Reds catcher Johnny Bench. (60 min.) d® Bless Me, Father may b© cancsled when the boy's parents rault, Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Galabru. 1979. [LIFE] Family Practice Update alive in their marriage, an architect and his Q® QMI Oil Treatment 1 1 :00AM X Face the Nation (Subtitled) Robert Urich. Kay Lenz, Michael Ironside. fsD Hom etim e (CC). Part 2 of 2. (Taped) ® Straight Talk: Free Your Body From meet the Munsters. (R) 6:45PM [M A X] MOVIE; 'The Karate wife embark on separate vacations. David d® Government Grants [CNN] Newsday 1989. (In Stereo) [U F E ] Physicians' Journal Update Cellulite [A & E] Paris Livel The French Revolu­ (3D Munsters Today Marilyn's dream date [ESPN] Davis Cup Tennis: Deciding Kid' (C C ) When a teenager is bullied, a Naughton, Jennifer Dale, Mark Keyloun. Ring Around the World tion Bicentennial Continues may be canceled when the boy's parents [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents: In­ 2 l 3 0 P M ® Sports Sunday Scheduled Semihnal Match From Munich, West Ger­ Japanese handyman teaches him about [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Iron Eagle' A retired Air d 5 Duet (C C ) Linda's friends are sur­ 1986 meet the Munsters. (R) Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies honor­ many. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Taped) prised to discover that her surgeon sister Alice [CN N ] Daywatch side Outer Space Professor Ludwig von self-confidence and karate. Ralph Mac- Force colonel and a teen-ager mount a dar­ 1 :00AM (33) Tales From the Darkside ing former Red Sox left fielder Carl Yas- ing mission to rescue the boy's father from is wheelchair bound. (R) (In Stereo) @ Connecticut: Now (is) David Paul Drake explores man's relationship with [H BO ] Into Madness (CC) A documen­ chio, Nonyuki "Pat" Morita. Elisabeth [DIS] Babar The Elephant Comes to trzemski and former Reds catcher Johnny his Middle Eastern captors. Louis Gossett 56) That's the Spirit 6S) Real to Reel outer space throughout history. (60 min.) tary examining the lives of three families Shue. 1984 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Family Practice Update [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Am erica Animated. Peter Ustinov nar­ Bench. (90 min.) (Live) Jr, Jason Gedrick, David Suchet. 1986. (In [E S P N ] Auto Racing: NASCAR 50 0 facing the tragedy of schizophrenia. (60 [ U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) MOVIE: 'The Private Navy of Sgt. rates the tale of Babar, his wife Celeste and (p ) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) 7:00PM X 60 Minutes (CC) Rebroad- Stereo) [D IS] Mousercise From Pocono, PA. (4 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) X First Annual Connecticut Nutmeg min.) O 'F a rre ir After their beer boat sinks, Sgt their mischievous young cousin Arthur s ( 9 It's Your Business casts: women nurses who served in Viet­ O'Farrell tries to raise the morale of his [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated Motors* Games (2 hrs.) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update ® MOVIE: 'You Only 11:00PM (DCS m m m nows adventure-filled trip across America to [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update nam; British media mogul Robert Maxwell; 8:30PM X men. Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller. Jeffrey Hun­ ports series. d® Real Estate Showcase Live Twice’ (CC) James Bond pursues ® Best of Arsenio Hall (60 min.) Hollywood. [U SA ] All-American Wrestling ( 9 Adam Smith's Money World [USA] My Sister Sam Lea Tsemei, a Jewish lawyer who defends ter 1968. accused Palestinians. (60 min.) (Post­ missing Russian and American space cap­ (S) Cheers (CC). 6:45AM Q J) Oavey & Goliath [ESPN] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connec­ dD DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Part 1 of [A&E] Moonwalk: As It Happened 5:00PM ® Knight Rider poned from an earlier date R) (In Stereo) sules through a dangerous world of pir­ [A & E] All Creatures Great and Small tion: Fundamental Swing 2. 1 2:30PM X Triple Threat 19 69 A twenty year celebration of Neil (39 To Be Announced. anha, volcanos and his arch-villain Biofeld. 7:00AM (D Wall street Journal Re­ (9 Family Ties Armstrong's first walk on the moon. (3 0 9 Can You Beat Baldness? ® (49 Incredible Sunday (CC) A look at [D IS] MOVIE: 'Summer Magic' (CC) A port [HBO] MOVIE: 'For Keeps' (CC) A ® MOVIE; 'Herbie Rides Again' An en­ Sean Connery. Donald Pleasence, Akiko m Insight / Out family can rent a house cheaply if they will chanted Volkswagen helps a little old lady hrs., 30 min.) Part 2 of 3. 1^9 W ar of the W orlds Harrison's step­ the Moscow Circus; a flexible man who career-minded high-school senior faces 6® Struggle for Democracy (CC) The Wakabayashi. 1967. (R) (In Stereo) dD Executive Stress only enshrine a picture of the owner s al­ C ID Breakthrough when she is threatened with eviction by a mother embarks on her own quest to stop tries to bottle himself; motorcyclists who the pressures of an early marriage when roots of American democracy are traced [H BO] Not Necessarily the News (CC) legedly dead mother in the living room. ruthless high-rise builder. Helen Hayes, the aliens. (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) race inside a globe. (60 min.) (R) ® Th e W ok (19 Wanted: Dead or Alive ® Point of View she learns that she is pregnant. Molly Ring- from medieval Europe to the pilgrims, then (In Stereo) Hayley Mills, Burl Ives, Dorothy McGuire Keenan W ynn, Stefanie Powers. 1974. (65 Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) (H) World Tomorrow wald. Randall Batinkoff, Kenneth Mars. to the Declaration of Independence and the [LIFE] Cardiology Update (29 (30) SportsWorld: Gymnastics ® MOVIE: 'The Searchers' A Civil War d 9 Ask the Manager 1963. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Constitution. (60 min.) Part 2 of 10. Scheduled: U.S Gymnastics Champion­ veteran embarks on a five-year quest to [ESPN ] Sports Reporters X MOVIE: vengeance; The d0 McLaughlin Group [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ G9) 8 Divine Plan 3 : 0 0 P M (15 M O V IE : 'Ja w s ' A great ships, individual ©vent finals, from Minnea­ rescue his niece from the Comanches. 9:00PM [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update [HBO] MOVIE; Baby Boom' (CC) A (9 Wanted; Dead or Alive Story of Tony Cimo' (CC) Frustrated by stone IS host 8 Play the Piano Overnight white shark terroiizes a New England re­ polis. (60 min.) (Taped) John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles (9D Crimes of the Century high-powered executive's life is turned up­ the justice system, the son of murdered To Be Anrtounced. (9 Newsmakers sort community in Steven Spielberg's 1956, [C N N ] Inside Business [U S A ] Financial Freedom (S ) Jamea Kennedy 9.30AM (3D side down when she inherits a distant ^ All Creatures Great and Small store owners vow s to avenge their deaths 9 ) This Week in Baseball: W ith Mel A l­ adaptation of the Peter Benchley best It'a Your Business X Steampipe Alley cousin's year-old daughter. Diane Keaton, 126) Saint (J9 101 Ways to Get Cash From the in his own way. Brad Davis, Roxanne Hart, [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to date 1 :30AM (® New England Sunday (R) (S) len News and highlights from the Major seller. Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Sam Shepard, Harold Ramis. 1987. Rated Government Brad Dounf 1986. (Postponed from an scores. (60 min.) (S ) Kenneth Copeland ( S ) Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous On Leagues. Dreyfuss. 1975. (39 Friday the 13th: The Series Grned ® m A B C N e w s (CC). location In Malaysia. (60 min.) (R) PG. (In Stereo) (22^ (30) Jim Henson (C C ) Featured: Buster earlier date R) [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News (CC) ® Jimmy Swaggart d D Firing Line: The Government Maze ® Home Shopping Network (60 min.) leads a compulsive gambler to a ring t^at (33) IN N N e w s 66) Archies [LIFE] Cardiology Update Poindexter joins Kermit in MuppeTelevi- (39 Straight Talk: Free Your Body From (In Stereo) brings him luck at the betting window. (60 [E S P N ] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ (S ) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara [CN N ] Science and Technology Week ® NBC Sports Special: Auto Racing min.) (R) (In Stereo) sion; dramatic feature: 'The True Bride." Cellulite [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 6D Meet the Press (CC). 11:1 0AM [CN N ] Travel Guide (60 min.) (In Stereo) ers. [C N N ] Daybreak Scheduled: the endangered leatherback Same-day coverage of the C A R T Toronto Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare 9 ) Adelante 50 Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stars and Bars' (CC) turtles of the Caribbean. Indy Race from Canada. (2 hrs.) (Same-dav ^4) Evening at Pops (R) (in Stereo) on Elm Street A high-school student's ob­ [HBO] MOVIE: Traxx' (CC) [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer 11: 30AM X Runaway With the Rich Tape) History An Englishman encounters bizarre experi­ 1 :35AM 9 ) ® M y Secret Identity Industrial and Famous Susan Sullivan ("Falcon [M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: A Jazz Ses­ (26) W restling: N W A Pro W restling session with a gorgeous girt turns deadly. ences in America as he travels from New In order to finance his fledgling cookie bus­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (613 Sm all W on de r Ted represents his la­ spies kidnap Andrew and a fellow student, C re st") in California's Napa Valley. (R) sion - Sass & Brass (In Stereo) ( 9 Firing Line: TTie Government Maze (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) York to the Deep South in search of a valu­ iness, a retired soldier of fortune agrees to scores. bor union at work, a situation that leads his (38) M O V IE : Garbo Talks' An eccentric hoping to uncover the secrets of Dr. Jeff^ able painting. Daniel Day-Lewis. Harry tame a crime-ridden town. Shadoe Stev­ (X My Secret Identity Industrial spies This Week in Baseball; ( 9 Police Story family to voice their demands (R) middle-aged woman enlists the aid of her (2® ® MOVIE: Dance Til Dawn' (CC) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide coate's latest Invention. (R) 1:00PM X Dean Stanton, Joan Cusack. 1988. Rated ens, Priscilla Barnes, 1988. Rated R. kidnap Andrew and a fellow student, hop­ With Mel Allen News and highlights from sonno fulfill her dying wish to meet Garbo. A high-school senior prom provides the [U S A ] Calliope dD Masterpiece Theatre; The Bretts [CNN] Newswatch R. (In Stereo) 9 ) Synchronal Research ing to uncover the secrets of Dr. Jeff- the Major Leagues. (CC) Charles threatens to quit the movie he Anne Bancroft. Ron Silver. Carrie Fisher. perfect setting for romance and adventure 2:00AM (11) Real Estate Update coate's latest invention. (R) [LIFE] Cardiology Update 1984, for partygoers and their parents. Alan [TM C] MOVIE: 'Experience Pre­ 7:20AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : C ry Free­ (E) Long A go & Far Away; The Sleeping ® MOVIE: 'Orca' A killer whale is out for is making with Edwin and Perdita; Lydia [A & E] Grand Knockout Tournament In­ Thicke. Tempestt Bledsoe. 1988. (Post­ ferred... But Not Essential' In 1962. a do m ' Fact-based account of the friendship Princess (CC). (R) CS) A t the Movies Scheduled; Jack Ni­ revenge when a shark-hunting seafarer lands an important role; Martha reaches a [M AX] MOVIE: Body Slam' (CC) A (5.0 All Creatures Great and Small II ternational celebrities and members of the cholson films; Laurence Olivier tribute. decision about Oliver. (60 min.) Part 6 of 6. struggling promoter strikes gold after turn­ poned from an earlier date R) (In Stereo) student spends her summer vacation as a between South African journalist Donald [CN N ] Your Money captures and kills his pregnant mate. Ri­ $ i) 21 Ju m p Street (C C ) Painful memo­ Royal Family join in a modern version of a ing his attentions to managing profes­ (24) (CT) M asterpiece Theatre: Fortunes waitress at a Welsh resort, where rom­ VVoods and black Bantu leader Stephen (il) Connecticut Beat chard Harris, Charlotte Rampling, Keenan d 5 MOVIE: 'The Odd Couple' An incura­ ries resurface when Ponhall goes under medieval games tournament to benefit [D IS] Donald Duck Presents sional wrestlers. Dirk Benedict, Tanya of W a r (C C ) Chronicles civilian life in war­ ance blossoms with the hotel chef. Eliza­ Biko. Kevin Kline, Denzel Washington Pe­ Wynn. 1977. ble slob rooms with a fastidious neurotic in cover to trap a high-school bully. Guest charities (90 min.) 6S) Personal Power Roberts. 1987. Rated PG, (In Stereo) time Europe, focusing on an idealist's mar­ beth Edmonds, Sue Wallace, Geraldine nelope Wilton. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ES P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Jay John­ this adaptation of Neil Simon's Broadway star Dom DoLuise. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date stone is host. (ID MOVIE: 'Eye of the Tiger' An ex-con riage. Based on Olivia Mannings' stories Griffith 1983. Rated PG. 9 W KRP in Cincinnati play. Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, John [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Dreamer' An scores. (60 min.) 7:30AM (3D At tha Movies Scheduled: confronts the drug-dealing motorcycle [A8(E] Spaceflight (CC) A survey of the "Th e Balkan Trilogy " and "Th e Levant Fiedler. 1968. American housewife finds herself em­ Jack Nicholson films, Laurence Olivier tri­ 1 0:00AM ® Sybervision 9 Julia Child and Company: VIP Lunch gang that murdered his wife. Gary Busey, Apollo missions, from the first fatal at­ Trilogy." (60 min.) Part 1 of 7. (R) 1 1 :30PM (T) Magnum, P.l. [U S A ] Paid Programming (R) broiled in foreign espionage when she as­ bute. 9 ) Jimmy Swaggart Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel. 1986. [C N N ] World Report tempt to Wally Schirra's successful flight C® MOVIE: 'Wake of the Red Witch* An sumes the identity of a famous mystery (65 Married... With Children (CC) Steve [M AX] MOVIE: The Fury' A Dialogue 9 ) Synchronal Media (9 MOVIE; 'Seven Seas to Calais' Sir and Neil Armstrong's moon walk.„(60 East Indies trader and a hell-raising sea 2:1 0AM d D 9 MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Mermaids' [D IS ] Black Beauty Martin Milner, Eileen writer. JoBeth Williams, To m Conti. Gian- IS mistaken for Peggy's husband by an an­ young psychic Is kidnappSd by espionage Francis Drake plunders treasure-laden min.) (R) captain fight over a woman and a fortune in (3D Sunday Mass Tarzan meets pearl thieves on the coast of (9 World Tomorrow Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star in this carlo Giannini. 1984, Rated PG. gry motorist. (R) (In Stereo) agents and must be found before the fury Spanish ships with the secret consent of pearls. Colorized version. John Wayne. Africa. Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic [CN N ] Newswatch of his power breaks loose. Kirk Douglas. (S) Larry Jones ®D Bodywatch (CC). the Queen of England. Rod Taylor, Keith [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [A & E] All Creatures Great and Small Gail Russell. Gig Young. 1948. Joyce. Linda Christian.' 1948. novel about a beautiful ebony horse and John Cassavetes, Andrew Stevens 1978. (JD Daily Mixer [CN N ] Sportscene Michell, Irene Worth. 1963. [D IS] MOVIE; 'Ufe on the Mississippi' [C N N ] Week in Review the people who owned it. (60 min ) Part 1 ® M O V IE : 'J a w » 2 ' A great (33) Honeymooners Rated R. ( 9 Chalice of Salvation (Live) of 5. 5:30PM This film is based on the Mark Tw ain clas­ (® Miracle Faith Outreach [D IS ] Teen Win, Lose or Draw ( 9 Major League Baseball; Boston Red white shark reappears off the coast of A m ­ sic about life on a Mississippi riverboat. [D IS] America the Way We Were; The (9 ® ) Mister Rogers (CC). (39 To Be Announced. [TM C ] MOVIE: Tell Me That You Love [ESPN] Gameday Sox at Chicago White Sox (2 hrs., 45 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Fatso' (CC) Food be­ ity with its sights set on a group of teen­ Home Front 1940-1945 Archival foo­ Day of Discovery Robert Lansing. 1984. (In Stereo) d9 Hot Shot Challenge Me, Junie Moon' Three handicapped pa­ ( 9 In Touch min.) comes both friend and foe to a fat man age boat enthusiasts. Roy Scheider, Lor­ tage, film clips, music, art and advertising [LIFE] Obetetrics/Gynecology Update [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date tients decide to make a go at living to­ Dr. James Kennedy looking for love and understanding. Dom raine Gary. Murray Hamilton. 1978. of the time are used to illustrate daily life in m m George Michael's Sports Mach­ dD Sacrifice of the Mass 9 ) Major League Baseball: Chicago scores. gether in the outside world. Liza Minnelli, Celebrate ["TMC] MOVIE; 'Shakedown' A lawyer American during W orld W ar II. (60 min.) ine White Sox at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs ) DeLuise, Anne Bancroft, Ron Carey. 1980 (J9 Fulfill Your Dreams Ken Howard. Robert Moore. 1970 Rated ( 9 Munsters Today Marilyn's dream date joins forces with an undercover cop to get Rated PG. [HBO] MOVIE: For Keeps' (CC) A [CN N ] Big Story (Live) Pan 2 of 3. O ) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud PG. (In Stereo) may be canceled when the boy's parents to the bottom of a case involving the drug- @ Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah is career-minded high-school senior faces [D IS] Dumbo's Circus meet the Munsters. (R) dD Money in America: The Business of [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update wrongfully accused of plagiarism (R) [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From d9 Jack Van Impe Presents related murder of a police officer. Peter the pressures of an early marriage when Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are box­ Banking Part 2 of 3. she learns that she is pregnant. Molly Ring- 2:30AM c ® N e w s (R) [ESPN ] Bodyshaping ® Fight Back! With David Horowitz Pavicia Charbonneau. 3 ; 3 0 P M d® Vintage; A History of [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday ing, figure skating and synchronized swim­ ( ^ Massachusetts Council of Rabbis 1988. Rated R. (in Stereo) ® MOVIE; 'License to Kill' When a Wine wald, Randall Batinkoff. Kenneth Mars. (33) Self Discipline - Master Key to Suc­ [H BO ] Braingames ® Fame [HBO] MOVIE; 'White Water Summer' ming. (2 hrs.) (Live) (S9 M O V IE : 'Love and Bullets' A Phoenix [U SA ] She-Ra: Princess of Power drunk driver kills a young girl, her death 1988 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) cess [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Charlotte's W e b ' A pig is ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) A summer survival camp turns dangerous [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Risky Business' (CC) A plainclothes lieutenant tries to prevent the 8.00AM (3D New England Sunday threatens ro destroy two families-the girl's [LIFE] Cardiology Update crime-syndicate takeover of his city. [C N N ] Sports Latenight saved from the slaughterhouse by a spi­ [I'^AX] MOVIE: 'The Night Before' (CC) when the egotistical loader lets the job go strait-laced teen-ager gets involved with a Larry Jones 12:00PM X MOVIE: The Mad- and the killer's. James Farentino, Penny CID der, a rat and a stuttering goose Debbie to his head. Kevin Bacon. Sean Astin, Jo n ­ [TM C ] MOVIE; Monkey Shines' (CC) prostitute while his parents are on vaca­ Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. Rod Steiger. [USA] Discover woman of Chaillot' The corrupt leaders of Fuller, Don Murray. 1984. A dream data turns into a comic nightmare 1979 Reynolds, Paul Lynde, Henry Gibson athan Ward. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) A trained monkey injected with human X) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny an international oil monopoly become the when two prom-bound teens end up in an tion. To m Cruise. Rebecca DeMornay, Joe C ® N ightw atch Joined in 1972. Rated G. [CNN] Newsday brain cells acts out its quadriplegic ow n­ 3:00AM (3J) Frederick K. Price victims of a scheme perpetrated by four inner-city ghetto. Keanu Reeves. Lori [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update Pantoliano. 1983. Rated R. (In Stereo) (§ ) Soapbox W ith To m Cottle Popularity, Progress [ESP N ] Sportraits eccentric old ladies. Katharine Hepburn. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Summer Magic' (CC) A Loughlin. Theresa Saldana. 1988. Rated er's violent impulses. Jason Beghe, John cliques and how peer groups shape atti­ 9 To Be Announced. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [LIFE] Cardiology Update Charles Boyer. Claude Dauphine. 1969. family can rent a house cheaply if they will PG-13. Pankow, Kate McNeil. 1988 Rated R. (In tudes and behavior. (® Home Shopping Overnight Service ® Transformers [LIFE] Family Practice Update only enshrine a picture of the owner's al­ Stereo) M OyiE: The Milagro Beanfield (3 hrs.) ® O ut of Th is W orld Evie hopes to brinq [ T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Barbarians' An evil 6:00PM X CBS News (CC) Personal Power [M A X ] MOVIE: 'White Nights' (CC) A legedly dead mother in the living room yvar (C C ) The irrigation of a small plot of (33) Harry 0 (SI Sunday Today (90 min.) romance to Uncle Beano by changing his tyrant faces the wrath of muscle-bound X 6D ® ® News [ U S A ] M iam i Vice Bad memories make Russian dancer, who defected eight years ™ Vley Mills, Burl Ives, Dorothy McGuire. land raises tensions between a Chicano [A & E] Slap Maxwell Story cologne into a love potion. (R) |ln Stereo) twins when he enslaves their beautiful Crockett reluctant to work on a case in­ (39 Hom o Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) ® (El Sesame Street (CC). ago, finds himself back in the U.S.S.R. with X A -Te a m farmer, his neighbors and New Mexico [C N N ] Sports Tonight queen. Peter and David Paul. Richard volving an undercover operative. (60 min.) ®3) Oral Roberts ® National Geographic on Assignment ^n d developers. Chick Vennera, Sonia M O V IE ; 'M r. Billion' An Italian auto an American-turned-Russian citizen as his yHBO] MOVIE: 'Mr. North' A novel by Lynch. Eva LaRue 1987. Rated R. (1® Dr Tu th ill's Focus on You [DIS] MOVIE: 'Christian the Lion' A only hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov, The birds of St. Lazaria, an island off (39 Can You Beat Baldness? Braga, Ruben Blades. 1988. Rated R (In mechanic inherits a fortune but crooks are ® [LIFE] World Tontorrow Thornton Wilder inspired this tale of a 6® M O V IE : '5 2 P ick-U p ' Following an af­ 7:30PM zoo-raised lion is set free in the African Gregory Hines, Isabella Rossellini. 1985. southeast Alaska; photographer Jim Stan- Stereo) determined to keep him from collecting it, tfen who charms and beguiles 3 j4 5 P M (9 NBC Sports Special; Auto fair with an exotic dancer, a Los Angeles [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ wilderness. Bill Travers. Virginia McKenna. 9 Robert Schuller Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) f^ld at work in Turkey; animal patients at Racing Same-day coverage of the C A R T Terepce Hill, Valerie Perrine, Jackie Glea­ 1926 Newport with his gentle ways and businessman is blackmailed by a trio of caps the weekend of the world of sports. [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Shakedown' A lawyer George Adamson. 1976. Rated G [C N N ] Daybreak the University of Pennsylvania Veterinarv Toronto Indy Race from Canada. (75 min ) son. 1977. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wild Thing' Orphaned Hospital. (60 min.) ' electric personality. Anthony Edwards. hoods. Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret, Van­ [ESP N ] Great American Baseball Quiz joins forces with an undercover cop to get [H B O ] MOVIE; 'School Daze' (CC) Mus­ (Same-day Tape) to the bottom of a case Involving the drug- [CN N ] Evans & Novak [D IS] Good Morning Mickayl as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a Robert Mitchum, Angelice Huston. 1988. ity. 1986. Trivia questions. ical numbers underscore Spike Lee's ac­ young man matures into a most unusual ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Rated PG. (In Stereo) ■ [ESPN ] Running and Racing 4 . 0 0 P M ® Seniors Golf; Ameritech 6 ® National Geographic (C C ) A profile of f.®'* ® police officer Peter count of the tensions erupting among var­ urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper, Kath­ [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine W ^ ^ r , Sam Elliott, Patricia Charbonneau. [ESP N ] Sports Reporters 9 MOVIE: 'Death Hunt' A Mountie em­ [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update the Baka Pygmies of southeast Cameroon, ious elements of the student body at an [HBO] Babar leen Quinlan, Robert Davi. 1987. Rated 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) barks on a cross-Canadian manhunt to find [U S A ] Code Red whose traditional way of life is sustained 8:00PM X Paradise (C C ) Ethan, all-black university. Larry Fishburne, Gian- [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Continued... by the forest (60 min | (R) (In Stereo) wrongfully accused of murder, flees from 9:30PM X Benny Hill carlo Esposito. 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) [U S A ] Paid Programming 9 8 9 V Ju

t8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22, 1989 M iN C riE S T E R ’ HfeR'ALD,' ^atuVaay,"July 22,' 198989 F O C U S /Entertainment F O C U S / Hobbies Williams rescues Photographers win contest Talking with Alan Rachins Bv Sandy Colton Club. ” an evening-early morning The Associated Press event in which students meet with Y stale ‘Dead Poets’ Camera Angles faculty one-on-one and review ‘I would like to play an auto mechanic’ There are 99 very lucky young their work: photojournalists out there "Freeze Frame. a special DEAD They are the winners in the graphers with less than two presentation by Peter Jennings, By Frank Sanello person — a psychiatrist. With P O E T S S O ­ recent competition to attend the years' experience Winners will anchor and senior editor of ABC s your aristocratic background C IE T Y (P G ) second Eddie Adams Workshop, attend the four-day program "World News Tonight : and Alan Rachins is the auto­ and bearing do people refuse This portrait of to be held Sept. 22 to 25 at Adams’ tuition-free, but are required to “Good Morning, Jeffersonville cratic lawyer Douglas Brack- to consider you for blue-collar a '50s poetry Filmeter farm in Jeffersonville, N Y pay their own way to and from the a parody of photographers bv man on the Emmy-winning roles? teacher’s at­ More than 800 portfolios were site, plus room and board at comedian Robin Williams and submitted, each consisting of 20 NBC-TV series “L A Law,” tempt to instill Robert DiMatteo nearby motels David Hartman, producer, direc­ which begins its fourth season ANSWER; My “Bearing” passion in his black-and-white or color slides Eastman Kodak Co.'s Profes­ tor writer and correspondent this fall. isn’t aristocratic at all You re t u d e n i s Narrowing the entries down to sional Photography Division is Students will also be involved in Rachins role as an upscale talking about my performance strikes many of just 99 winners was difficult the major sponsor of the work­ a seven-hour Saturday shooting attorney is a natural for him as the aristocratic Douglas the expected “The portfolios displayed ex­ shop, with co-sponsorship from session, in which teams of lO since the actor comes from a Brackman He has a certain chords of inspi­ tremely high levels of talent and Nikon Inc. students, accompanied bv a well- wealthy Boston family clipped way of talking I don’t dedication," Adams said Many During the workshop, the stu­ rational pedagogy, but it s unde­ known photographer and picture From^n early age. Rachins think I talk like that Do I ” New home videos tough decisions had to be made, dents will work with some of the niably effective. Playing a prep editor, will shoot a story or was programmed to join the If you think I ’m aristocratic, school teacher whose message is and we congratuiate everyone top editors designers and photo­ TORCH SONG TRILOGY (R; who submitted portfolios theme o family business — food pro­ tha^means L ve done a good ,iob graphers in the country carpe diem (seize the aay RCA/Columbia. Harvey Fier- ducts. But he rebelled while as Brackman Thank you. But I Robin Williams gives a perfor­ Adams started the workshop This year’s workshop will in­ The results of the students' steip's Tony .‘Xward-winning play studying business at an Ivy would like lo play ar auto last year to provide talented clude panels and presentations on work will be the focus of critiques u o mance that holds the movie was a rich portrait ol a New “York League college, and dropper mechanic oi a truck drver. young photographers with the a range of subjects They include and presentations, which will LO together, and. ir the end even drag queen a mixture oi out to try his luck at an acting Absolutely Like every actoi I transcends it opportunity to work side-by-side "Is a Picture Worth Your Life'’ ’’ serve as the highlight of the Broadway shiewd ano otf career in New York. want to do different thing."-: I resolutely unsentimental per- with many of the country’s top on the risks and challenges of war event. One student from each After appearing on- and ALAN RACHINS don’t always warn to havt a Broadway bold with terrific one- photojournalists. The competi­ photography, "The Camera as a team will be awarded an assign­ o iormei Williams dries oui any liners and moving 'nonologue.s off-Broadway in a seriei ot fabulous office which I have in education-mot''« clKin-;, l;ai tion is open to photography Weapon, " a presentation on the ment or internship from a spon­ . two new films r“ht niovie er.soi na,n plays. Rachins enrolled ir the both my new movies. students, and to working photo- power of the still image "11:30 soring news organization have crept into Tom Schulman';. pareo-oowK aiu ■inife'*. h, American Film InstituU in script. lAnc. they are here way most plays do on the screen 1972 to study screenwriting and for the smooth running of the QUESTION: Your family's Meanwhile, Peter Weir na.v di The camera moves in too close on directing. Until " L A Law firm As you may recall, when business made ice cream top­ reeled with a lyrical fi ilii some key periormers. anti he Malformed jaw, teeth may mean DOLL POWER — Dolls of company mascots now sell for came along. Rachins har a Douglas resigned his duties pings, flavored syrups and iscent of his work on Wnness' material grows taiky successful career as a writer the place fell apart cake decoration.' How did you and “Gallipoli. The picmn high prices. In the lead l^ierstein takes and director of hit TV shows stay so thin? eventually takes, a turn toward getting used to fh e big, clownish n including “ Hili Street Blues QUESTION: What would you tragedy, as this mosi compas corrective surgery necessary actor has a raspy voice that is The Fall Guy.' Kmgh. like to see happen to Brackman ANSWER: I don’t like to eat sionate teacher s message is sometimes painiul to listen to: By Allan Leventhal Rider” and "Quincy. M E this coming season? that kind of food, although the misapplied by one of his students dating back to 1919 was the only Old company dolls You want to rust him to a throat This summer Rachins has ice cream topping was deli­ So bring a hankie GRADE; *** one incriminating poinsettias as dostor. But he grows on you. .Although dogs aren't known to Pet Forum been filming a TV movie, ANSWER: I want to keep a cious That’s one of the reasons toxic. Careful studies since have Viewers may bt- stirprised lo have tempero mandibular junc­ ‘Single Women Married balance. Keep him credible so I didn’t go into the family HONEY, 1 SHRUNK THE brought in the innocent verdict realize how endearing he and the tion (TMJ) they may have Men,” in which he plays a he’s not always saying “ let’s business KIDS (P G ) This Disney movie and although problems may sell for big bucks movie have become Anne Ban­ malformed jaws or teeth. psychiatrist and best frieno of write on both sides of the legal QUESTION: Your wife, recalls “Innerspace” and that Christmas has long passed, but occur from eating poinsettias as croft co-stars as Fierstein’s weli- Brachycephalic breeds such as n “Knots Landing” star Michele pad. folks.” I also want to show Joanna Frank, also plays the 1966 fantasy of miniaturization pet owners (especially cat with other non-toxic plants, it is meaning busybody of a mother, a bulldogs have natural misaligned Each of these JO Lee. It's due on CBS later this how he’s coping with divorce role of your wife on “L.A. “ Fantastic Voyage.” It's some owners) still are concerned about not a poisonous plant. role originated on stage (and undershot jaws. This is inbred dolls is an at­ year. and the rest of his personal life. Law.” but her part was drasti­ what better than one might have poinsettia poisoning played to perfection) by “ Golden and "norm al" in these breeds tempt to chan­ O Due in theaters is "Heart cally cut back last season. predicted — a giddy, easygoing But when malocclusions result Allan Leventhal is a Bolton n e l kiddie- Condition,” a comedy that Since her brother Steven escapist entertainment-to which Girl” Estelle Getty GRADE: Cats and puppies like to chew QUESTION: You have an from injury, retained primary veterinarian. Questions should be power into the CoUectors’ features Rachins as a surgeon Bochco. is the creator and parents can safely take their * 4 > /t and ingest the plant and for a time impressive resume as writer (baby) teeth, as often it occurs in sent to: Pet Forum. Manchester purchase of a who transplants the heart of a and director of major TV executive producer of the young children. it was considered a poisonous miniature breeds or due to a Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester foodstuff. C om er black man into the body of a shows. Why haven’t you writ­ show, why didn’t she ask him to Rick Moranis stars as a bum­ plant Actually a toxic report ULYSSES (not rated) Mystic congenital or developmental 06(M0. At the lower white bigot. ten or directed any episodes of beef up her part? bling scientist given to devising Russ MacKendrick Fire Video (call 1-800-727-8433, or problems, orthodontic treatment left is a 9-inch “L.A. Law” ? Rube Goldberg contraptions write: P.O Box 1202. Montauk, i;' necessary. And for good Jolly G reen QUESTION: After being a jerk ANSWER: Steveu has Through an accident, the scient n N Y 11954) Joseph Strick’s black- reason. Misaligned teeth can Where are America's illegal Giant, another for the first two seasons ANSWER: It takes a very moved away from the show ist’s newest invention inadvert and-white 1967 adaptation of injure other teeth as well as the of the famous Douglas Brackman gradually special sensibility to write for now that he has this special ently reduces his kids and those ot Squeeze me' Take me home! ““ James Joyce’s novel remains one soft tissues of the gums and drugs coming from? friends from the product people of showed a kinder, gentler side “ L.A. Law,” Many of the deal with ABC to create shows his next-door neighbors to teeny- Other dolls include two more of the few decent movies based on mouth causing discomfort. These Minneapolis. It is squeezable, n during the past year. Why was writers are lawyers, and they for that network. The reason he weeny size. Thrown out with the Colombia Campbell Kids as rag-doll items a great book. It includes the more conditions may result in prema­ Colombia was the durable, washable, non-toxic and that? give the show its strong base in can work with relatives so well garbage, the kids must fend for and another member of the Jolly literal portions of the stream-of- ture tooth loss, predispose to source of 75 percent of free-standing. The figure is a reality. As for directing it’s is that we all respect the fact themselves in the backyard, now the cocaine (in 1984) and Green Giant family called “Little consciousness work, building to a infection and even changes in Bolivia trademark of the “ Green Giant ANSWER: It wasn’t my hard stepping out of the acting that family is one thing, become a jungle where grass is lovely and sensual approxima­ temperament. 33 percent of the I 110% COCAINE (-1984) Company” (veggies). “ and used Sprout." request. It just evolved Dou­ arena. It would probably be professionalism is another sky-high and even the ants can The beauty of collecting adver­ tion of Molly Bloom’s closing The earlier you begin correc­ marijuana (in 1987) with their permission.” glas finally wasn’t just a easier to direct another show. You have to keep the two things seem intimidating. Peru tising dolls is the pricing struc­ monologue. tive treatment, the better. Some which entered the U.S., In back and looming above this nit-picking pain in the neck He separate The movie, directed by Joe 1 |10% ture — no arm-and-a-leg tickets. Milo O’Shea is effective as that veterinary dental specialists re­ according to the Drug vinyl item is another version of was someone who had a point of QUESTION: In “ Single Johnston, has a good-natprea Irish Everyman Leopold Bloom Enforcement Others The worst you might run into dumbness. The special effects commend dental X-rays at 10 the Jolly Green Giant: a pre­ view — however money- Women, Married Men,” you Frank Sanello is a syndi­ and Barbara Jefford make.s a Administration's U 5 % would be a three-foot Dutch Boy are unpretentious and fun, and weeks old before purchase of an stuffed lithographed rag doll of oriented — that was necessary play another well-educated cated columnist. lusty Molly. But Maurice Roeves estimates. Paint for $225 and some Aunt there’s some irresistibly silly expensive puppy, especially the 1960s. is less satisfying as Stephen Jemima oldies at $75 to a slapstick involving Moranis and breeds that are prone to missing SOURCE OF NARCOTICS The tallest piece of all in this Daedulus, the character who hundred. More than half of the L/> his rival neighbor (Matt Frewer tooth buds and whose breed ENTERING THE U.S. MARIJUANA (1987) photo is a ragger called Jack stands in for Joyce. There’s 60-odd listed in Schroeder's Guide formeriy known as Max standard emphasizes a full In percent of total: Frost, devised in the hope that no something a bit dutiful about mouth. mother would dare to come home are in the $5 to $25 range. Headroom). (latest available data) A piece on this subject in the Cinema Strick's efforts here, but it is a Some problems of malocclu­ with any other brand of sugar. Moranis is having quite a Antique Trader Weekly notes that O singular movie achievement. sion can be remedied by removal In front of these is a vinyl summer: Between his work here advertising types have been GRADE: *** of baby or adult teeth that are HEROIN (1985) Campbell Kid taking the part of a HARTFORD 12:10, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10. — Botmon and in “ Ghostbusters II,” he's produced by some of the topmost CliMmo City — Peter Pan (G) Sot-Sun Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot growth impediments to one of the m______M > Highlander in a royal tartan (PG-13) Sot 11 ;55, 1,2:30, 4:15,5, 7, 7 :S , midnight. making the most of his talent for BOYFRIENDS AND GIRL­ doll makers; Hasbro, Horsman, 1:15, 3:15, 5, 7. — Gone With the Wind 9:40,10:20,12:15, Sun 11:55,1, 2:30,4:15. nerdness. In a canny way. thi.s jaws. Such techiques are recom­ get-up. (G) Sot-Sun 8:30. — Honey, I Shrunk 5, 7, 7:40, 9:40, 10:20. — Weekend ot FRIENDS (PG) Orion Home Cameo, Ideal and Mattel. mended to correct dental prob­ ■at i.t.u. ■taiiil Sitting down is a sassy little The Kids (PG) with Tummy Trouble Bernle’s (PG-13) Sot 12:30, 2:40, 4:55, movie plays on the general Video. One ot French director H E-----^1 Suggested references for this (PG ) Sot-Sun 1:45,4, 7:20, V;30. — Field 7:30, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:55, VERNON lems, not genetic or skeletal *1 '■ rubber Marky Maypo. Note the Can 1 A 2 — Beaches (PG-13) Sot and condition of its smallest audience Eric Rohmer s bittersweet con are: Encyclopedia of Dolls by of Dreams IPG ) Sot-Sun 1, 3:20, 7:10. 7:30, 10:10 — License to K ill (PG-13) defects. Since most malocclusion tongue-tip showing. He has a red 9:20. Sot 11:45,2:10,4:35,7:15,9;55,12:15; Sun Sun 1:30,4; 15,7,9:30. — The Korote Kid members. After ali, little kids factions, this romantic comedy of Coleman, Twentieth Century III (PG-13) SatandSun2,4;30,7:10,9:40. problems in dogs have a genetic hat and neckerchief, blue suit, 11:45, 2:10, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. — Ghostbus- often feel like everything around young-adult manners and criss­ Southwest Asia Dolls by Gast, Advertising Dolls ters II (PG-13) Sot 12:20,2:45,4:55, 7:35, them is just too big for words. crossing fates is light and fra­ base, these procedures should not brown gloves and shoes. He is the ■AST HARTFORD 10:10,12:05. mascot for Maypo, a maple- by Joleen Robison and Kay WILLIMANTIC (Playing with the movie is a grant — a cinematic souffle be done except to prevent future Showcase Cinemas 1-10 — Indiana U.A. The Cinemas — Miss Fire­ Mexico flavored oatmeal pr^uct. Sellers.______Jones ond the Lost Crusade (PG-13) Sot cracker (PG ) Sot-Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:25, lively and amusing Roger Rabbit- High-contrast English subtitles pain and suffering. Also, the 11:50, 2:15, 4:40, 7:10, 9:50, 12:20; Son MANCHESTER 7:40,9:55. — Lethal Weapon (R) Sot-Sun animal shouldn’t be used for Next comes the "Poppin' 11:50, 2:15, 4:40, 7:10, 9:50. — Do the UA Theaters East— See No Evil, Hear /Baby Herman animated short. (colored yellow) make for special Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. — Batman Southeast Asia Fresh” doughboy, a Pillsbury Right Thino (R) Sot 11:40,2,4:20,7,9:30, No E vil (R) Sot-Sun2:20,4:30,7:20,9:30. (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1, 4, 7,9:45. — License “ Tummy Trouble.” The short readability GRADE *** breeding or show unless the chester resident who is an author­ 11:50; Sun 11:40, 2,4:20, 7, 9:30. — Deoo — Great Bolls of Fire (PG-13) Sot-Sun 2, plaything. On television, we see to K ill (PG-13) Sot-Sun 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, continues the pell-mell fu n «f the defect is the result of an injury. HH i 4% ity on many types of collectibles. Poets Society (PG ) Sot 11:40,2:05,4:30, 4:20, 7, 9:20. — Korote K id III (PG) 10. — Weekend ot Bernle's (PG-13) him get poked in the belly to make ■ 7:05, 9:45, 11:50; Son 11:40, 2:05, 4:30, Sot-Sun 2:10, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45 — Pink cartoon that opened “ Who Film grading: * * * * — excel­ □ □ □ Questions should be sent to: Sot-Sun 12:05, 2:25, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40. — him squinch up and giggle. The 7:05, 9:45. — Lethal Weapon (R) Sot Floyd: The Wall (R) Sot midnight. — Shag (PG ) Sot-Sun 1:10, 3, 5:30, 7:50, Framed Roger Rabbit.’’) lent, *** — good, 4* — fair, * — SOURCE: Drug Enforcanwnl MmlnItIrMlon ln(oOr«phlc* 019W Noflh America S)m4lcali. ItK. Collectors’ Comer, P.O. Box $91, 12:10, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10, 12:05; Sun Heavy Metal (R) Sot midnight. — The POINSETTIA POISIONING: 10:05. GRADE; ***/i poor box he is in says, “ Love me! Manchester 06046. 9 8 9 J u

30 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 22, 1989 MANCHESTER HfeRAL'd, Saturday, July f989 - 31 FOCUS / Books & Music MANCHESTER HAS IT Hemingway’s best revisited Turntable Tips Licensed and Insured 24 Hour Emergency Service Hot singles Shenandoah (Columbia) SWIMMING POOL SPECIAL CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER 9. “ Dear Me” Lorrie Mor­ Serving The Area For 25 Years Y gan (RCA) Writer stripped language to bare bone 1. “ Toy Soldiers” Martika Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens (Columbia) — Gold (More 10. “ What’s Going On In OLSEN TREE EXPERTS 30th Year Anniversary Offer Total Remodeling By Phil Thomas International Imitation Heming­ Farewell to Lunch.” than 500,000 singles sold.) Your World” George Strait The Associated Press way Competition took place in The sentences were short; 2 . “ Batdance” Prince (MCA) 16'x32' (in-ground) VINYL LINER Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom 1978, six years after Harry’s Bar “ Jose was a man of size. This is (Warner Bros.) NEW YORK — ‘‘You’ll never get Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer & American Grill, a replica of why he could laugh in such a large 3. “ Express Yourself” Ma­ Tree & Stump Removal • Pruning ■ - Normal Installation anywhere with all those damned Adult singles *9999 Kitchens Designed To Work For You Harry’s Bar in Florence, Italy, way when the bird sat on his donna (Sire) little short sentences,” a news­ opened in Century Hills, Calif., cigar.” 1. “ If You Don’t Know Me Bracing • Cabling man told Ernest Hemingway in 4. “ So Alive” Love and " L B s C s r B adjacent to Beverly Hills. Hem­ “ ‘It is a beautiful day.’ said the By Now” Simply Red ", \.vJrV»l KncHcra. n zp Rockets (RCA) Land Clearing • Topping the 1920s. ingway did not go to that bar. He woman leaning out the window. All Season Pool Inc. - Est. 1959 But young Ernest did not listen. 5. “ On Our Own” Bobby (Elektra) 25 Olcott Street, went to Harry’s Bar in Venice. The man nodded his head. ‘It is 2. “This Time I Know It’s ROUTE 44 on BOLTON LAKE He said. ‘‘The first and most Brown (MCA) Manchester Never mind. As George Plimp­ well and truly beautiful.’ ” For Real” Donna Summer EAST HARTFORD 528-9868 Phone 649-6962 Notary Public important thing of all ...is to strip “ That spring the Italians were 6. “ If You Don’t Know Me ton writes in his introduction, an (Atlantic) MANCHESTER 647-3771 language clean, to lay it bare adman “ saw the obvious promo­ very brave. They came across the By Now” Simply Red Displays: Pool/Spa/Sauna/Solar Room 649-7544 3. “ Don’t Wanna Lose You” down to the bone.” tional value of attaching the river in red shorts waving pass­ (Elektra) He wrote many short senten­ Hemingway name to the Century ports and we shot them.” 7. “ Lay Your Hands On Gloria Estefan (Epic) SME BUY AT SAVE ces. They became short books. City offshoot. Thus the “ That fall we lived in a 4. “Right Here Waiting” Then the short sentences grew M e” Bon Jovi (Mercury) competition.” brownstone in Manhattan and our 8. “ Once Bitten Twice Shy” Richard Marx (EMI) o into long books. Young Ernest The entries were many. Over love was stronger even than the 5. “I’ll Be Loving You” AUCTIONS became Papa. It was good he Great White (Capitol) the years, more than 22,000 were Great Bull market which was our New Kids on the Block ignored the bad advice. 9. “ I Like It” Dino (4th & Evenr Monday Why Not Try punned. The best are in this book. life and our joy.” (and some Thursday & Fridays) He is dead now. All mendie. But B’Way) (Columbia) Among them: “ Across the Mall He is gone now. But he has the 6. “ Waiting Game” Swing his writing remains. Heavily last short sentence. 10. “ Right Here Waiting” MANCHESTER Advertising Here? and Into the White House,” “ The Out Sister (Fontana) imitated once. Not much any­ Snooze of Kilimanjaro,” “The “ The parody is the last refuge Richard Marx (EMI) 7. “ My Brave Face” Paul o more. But stilt capable of inspir­ Market Also Rises” and “A of the frustrated writer.” “Manchester Has lt“ ing men. McCartney (Capitol) rmnsmrmrnsmDmmt ¥sI e STEI9N As can be seen from the Top LPs 8. “ The End of the Inno­ UNION MEMORIAL CO. rates are very reasonable. generous sampling of Heming­ Mersey’s sketches in book cence” Don Henley (Geffen) way parodies collected in "The 1. “ ‘Batman’ Soundtrack” 9. “ Soul Provider” Michael r^NonuirsBitvioBS* ] Best of Bad Hemingway” (Har- Prince (Warner Bros.) Bolton (Columbia) Can 643-2711 court Brace Jovanovich). Hem­ LIFE SKETCHES. By John time, made it to that age and Hersey. Knopf. 354 Pages. $19.95. successfully coped in a world in 2. ‘‘The Raw and the 10. “ My One Temptation” ma steb ingway said. "Pro.se is architec­ lVtali’COPIES ir$Miir 1I Ho > SIIMilaSLW MALII v I f lk L i ture. not interior decoration, and which most could read and write Cooked” Fine Young Canni­ Mica Paris (Island) Over the years, John Hersey while he could not makes for bals (I.R.S.) — Platinum n the Baroque is over.” He was has talked with many people. remarkable reading, as does (More than 1 million units 7 3 wrong. Some were historical figures, Black singles The first Harry’s Bar & Grill Hersey’s detailed description of sold.) Heating Oil Qoaoline OVER such as Presidents Kennedy and how Ramey eventually became 45 3. “ Hangin’ Tough” New 1. “Shower Me With Your EVERYTHING IN GLASS Truman. Others won’t get their literate. Kids On the Block (Colum­ Love” Surface (Columbia) ”WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT” names into the history books but. Hersey’s 1944 sketch of Lt. bia) — Platinum YEARS Best-Seflers as Hersey limns them in “ Life (later President) John F. 2. “ On Our Own” Bobby Sketches,” they were just as Kennedy details a World War II 4. “ Don’t Be Cruel” Bobby Brown (MCA) n memorable as the famous. incident in which Kennedy and Brown (MCA) — Platinum 3. “Friends” Jody Watley Energy Conservation Services EXPERIENCE I. A. WHITE G U S S CO., x Pvt. John Daniel Ramey, for the crew of his torpedo boat were 5. “Girl You Know It’s with Eric B and Rakim 7 3 FICTION H aatin g - Air Conditioning - Plumbing example. Hersey’s sympathetic run down in the Pacific by a True” Milli Vanilli (Arista) (MCA) 1. “ The Russia House,” JohnLe 64.-7322 O sketch of him originally was Japanese destroyer. Clinging to — Platinum Protasslonally Trained Technicians Carre 4. “ Secret Rendezvous” IN OUR 40th YEAR published in 1945, but it still the wreckage of their boat and 2. “ While My Pretty One 6. “ Full Moon Fever” Tom Karyn White (Warner Bros.) 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER retains its fascination after all the then swimming to a nearby island GENERAL OIL Sleeps,” Mary Higgins Clark Petty (MCA) — Gold (More 5 . “ Batdance” Prince years. Ramey, Hersey wrote, when the hulk sank. Kennedy, • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS 3. “ Red Phoenix.” Larry Bond than 500,000 units sold.) (Warner Bros.) • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. “ was a jughead. That, at any who displayed remarkable lead­ 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 4. “ Polar Star,” Martin Cruz 7 . ‘‘Walking with a 6. “ They Want Money” rate, is what the permanent cadre ership and heroism, and the other Smith Panther” LL Cool J (Def member ENERGY CENTERS co-oparative of the Army school for illiterates survivors managed to elude the Kool Moe Dee (Jive) 5. “ Journey,” James Michener near Harrrisburg, Pa., calls the Japanese until they were Jam) 7. “ I’m That Type of Guy” QUALITY MEMORIALS 6. “ The Negotiator.” Frederick n students, and up to very recently rescued. How they did so is 8. “ Repeat Offender” Ri­ LL Cool J (Def Jam) Forsyth awnings • accountants • air-conditioning Ramey was one of them. The riveting reading. chard Marx (EMI) — 8. “ Turned Away” Chuckii 7. “ Day of the Cheetah,” Dale CALL 649-5807 school is a remarkable place at Hersey’s profile of Truman, Platinum Booker (Atlantic) • auto parts • bakers • builders Brown Clay n which an absolute illiterate can, printed in 1951, is a good-natured 9. ‘‘Forever Your Girl” 8. “ The Satanic Verses," Sal­ 9. “ Something in the Way” buyers • bartendexsx‘^\arpenters in about three months’ time, pick detailing of a morning spent with 40% off man Rushdie Paula Abdul (Virgin) — Stephanie Mills (MCA) up the equivalent of a fifth-grade the president as he took one of his • car washers jhild care p 9. “ Murder at the Kennedy Platinum 10. “ Midnight Special” The Showroom or sixth-grade facility in reading, famous, early morning walks. Furniture • designers Center,” Margaret Truman 10. “ Like aPrayer” Ma- System (Atlantic) Pieces • drillers writing and arithmetic.” InduBtrln 10. “ Rightfully Mine,” Doris — Phil Thomas donna (Sire) - - Platinum HARRISON STREET • driven electricians Mortman AP Books Editor Compact discs 1. “ ‘Batman’ Soundtrack” MAKERS OF CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS MANCHESTER • engine itors (Warner Bros.) Country singles Custom Furniture Designed S Built 0pp. East Cemetery • framers furriers NON-FICTION 2. “ The Raw and the 1. “ It’s Always Something,” ‘Buffalo’ deep, rewarding 1. “Cathy’s Clown” Reba Cooked” Fine Young Canni­ COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Gilda Radner • haircutte 'general contractors BUFFALO AFTERNOON. By feel it. McEntire (MCA) bals (IRS) 2. “ A Woman Named Jackie,” 35 Oakland Street • Manchester, CT 06040 L -r* C. David Heymann Susan From berg Schaeffer. The main character is tough, 2. “ She’s Got a Single Thing 3. “ Full Moon F ever” Tom • heaters • jdnitors • masons Knopf. 535 Pages. $19.95. (203) 643-7580 • realtors 3. “ All I Really Need to Know I sensitive. Brooklyn-born Pete In Mind” Conway Twitty Petty (MCA) * opticians • plumbers • pools Learned in Kindergarten,” Ro­ The afternoon in this novel’s Bravado. Pete is the product of a (MCA) 4. “ The End of Innocence” title refers to that languorous bert Fulghum turbulent home — old-world 3. “ Why’d You Come In Don Henley (Geffen) moment in the Asian day when CELERY STALK... o 4. “ A Brief History of Time,” grandfather, harsh father, iron- Here Lookin’ Like That” 5. “Repeat Offender” Ri­ Stephen Hawking the work of the water buffalo spined mother, et al. The reader ends. Released, it is free to Dolly Parton (Columbia) chard Marx (EMI) MANCHESTER 5. “ Wealth Without Risk,” follows him through the night­ 4. “ One Good Well” Don 6. “ Blind Man’s Zoo” 10,000 wallow and to slowly, invariably, mare of Vietnam and his long, MEMORIAL CO. Charles Givens Williams (RCA) Maniacs (Elektra) browse its way home. painful return home in body, SHALL WE TALK... 6. “ Peace, Love and Healing,” 5. “ Timber I’m Falling in Bemie S. Siegel “ Buffalo Afternoon” is a novel mind and spirit, and grieves for 7. “ Anderson, Bruford, Is it time to munch, mingle? Which do you hear? of war, overt and private at once, Opp. East Camatary 7. “ The Good Times,” Russell the cost exacted. Love” Patty Loveless Wakeman, Howe” Anderson, of loss, pain and slow resolution. OVER 45 Baker (MCA) Bruford, Wakeman, Howe FREE HEARING TESTa It is deeply disquieting and, This work stirs the emotions, YEARS 8. “ Love and Marriage,” Bill 6. “ You Ain’t Going No­ (Arista) ultimately, rewarding. and the reader is left with the Cosby where” Chris Hillman & 8. “Like a Prayer” Ma­ • 783 and 191 Main St„ Manchester EXPERIENCE Susan Fromberg Schaeffer melancholy, yet hopeful, thought 9. “ The T-Factor Diet,” Martin Roger McGuinn (Universal) Phone: 643-1191 or 843-1900 spent months interviewing Viet­ that for some, like for the buffalo, donna (Sire) III H€I^R ^GNmll Katahn nam veterans in depth and, there is a slow way home. A 7. “ More Than a Name on a 9. “ Don’t Be Cruel” Bobby COMPANY 10. “ The 8-Week Cholesterol • Eaatbrook Mall, Mansfield QUALITY MEMORIALS apparently, minute detail. She powerful story. Wall” The Statler Bros. Brown (MCA) A Full Service Meeting Aid Center Cure (Revised),” Robert Phona; 456-1141 HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER has skillfully joined the repor­ (Mercury) 10. “Girl You Know It’s ■ Kowalski 151 Talcottville Rd., Rto. 83, Vernon ter’s craft to her novelist’s art - G. E. Vilato 8. “ Sunday in the South”True” Milli Vanilli (Arista) — Courtesy of Waldenbooks and. as she unfolds the story, we Associated Press fASraiN oowMfcncurt tMAomo m u aaavioa opticians 8 7 2 -1 1 1 8 9 8 9 > Ju

32 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 22. 1989 *1 if i "i " 11 ll’ i FOCUS / Senior Citizens OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph.D. BUSINESS y Contest to test spelling power Market asks Trainer is assistant VP t l»l> IN BRIEF Joyce Trainer of Manchester has been This column is prepared by the staff nial Band Shell at Manchester Com­ 31: Don McPherson 31; Duanne White promoted to assistant vice president, personnel, the reserve Tourism officers named at the Savings Bank of Manchester. Y of the Manchester Senior Citizens' munity College, but lack transportation 31; Joe Grenier 31; A1 Roy 32; John Center, should call Phone-A-Ride at 646-2774. Hahn 32; John Juselin 32; Jim Darling Donna Cammeyer of the Savings Bank of Trainer was formerly assistant treasurer of The schedule is as follows: 32. ‘What next?’ Manchester has been elected treasurer of the personnel. She is responsible for administering By Joe DImlnico Aug. 8: John Jeski Polka Party Band. Wednesday, 7/19 — Pinochle; Hazel East of the River Tourism and Convention all Savings Bank of Manchester personnel and Activities Specialist Aug. 21: The A1 Gentile Band. McCann 823; Dom Anastasio 805. District at the district’s annual meeting. benefits functions. Aug. 27: Gypsy in Concert. Bridge; Paul Templeton 4670; Edith Trainer joined SBM in 1980 in the bank’s life NEW YORK (A P) — Having heard what they Guy Cambira Jr., president of Tolland Bank, The Department on Aging and the Openings are still available for the Howland 4670; Tom Regan 4280; Lois insurance department. In 1983. she took over wanted to hear from Chairman Alan Greenspan of was elected chairman and Peter DeMallie of senior center are sponsoring a spelling garment painting class scheduled for Chupila 4060; Bill Cooper 3760; Helen personnel matters in a newly created position. the Federal Reserve, Wall Streeters now have Design Professionals of South Windsor was bee for seniors Aug. 16 at 10 a.m. Aug. 2nd and 9th. Bring a garment plus Binsche 3740. elected vice chairman. Gerry O’Connell of She is a Certified Employees Plans Specialist, $2 for paint. Register in the front office. begun to ask, “ What’s next?” Winners will advance to regional Argosy Travel in Ellington is secretary and Sam and graduated from the center for Financial Flower enthusiasts who would like to As expected, Greenspan testified in his regular contests with the winners receiving On-going activities Blonstein of Vernon, Bob Warner of Hebron and Studies at Fairfield University. She has com­ prizes. Contact the center to register. learn about fresh flower arranging may midyear appearance before a congressional com­ Monday; ceramics, 9; 30 a.m.; bingo, Mary Goode of East Hartford will serve as pleted numerous American Institute of Banking do so on Aug. 3rd and 10th at 9:30 a.m. mittee this past week that the Fed had shifted its 10 a.m.; pinochle 12:30 p.m. and Savings Bank Life Insurance courses, as well Please make note of the following trip Leona Juros will instruct. sciei^iFic" sights in the past few months. members at large. Tuesday: cable video class, 10 a.m.; as participated in a number of professional schedule: The center needs people to help pick eviVCNCE photography, 10 a.m.: grocery shop­ INVICATES THAT THE The central bank is less concerned now about development seminars. She is a graduate of Wednesday: Legislative Office Build­ everlastings for the dried flower class. Company promotes Muro ping at Stop & Shop. Call a day in ADOKI&INE /IRR/VED IN AUSTKALIA AT LEAST inflationary pressures, he said, and has grown more Manchester High School. ing and State Capitol tour. The tour Call Leona Juros at 647-9833. advance for a ride. Non-grocery 30JWO TEAfiS AGO. THEN, /4S NOW, THE ISLAND watchful about the risk of “ an unnecessary and leaves the center 12:30 p.m. and returns Thursday after lunch there will be a John Thomas Muro was named vice president Trainer also is a member of the board of shopping at K-Mart. Call a day in CONTINENT WAS CO/^PLETELY SUPTIOUNDED DY destructive recession.” at 3 p.m. The fee is $1. budget workshop sponsored by Nor­ of Corporate Communications for Connecticut directors of the Manchester Chamber of advance for ride. WATEP. SCIENTISTS APE UNABLE TO VETEPA^INE That effectively made it official that the Fed had Aug. 7: Ocean Beach. The fee $5. The theast Utilities. A home economist from Mutual Life Insurance Company, the flagship Commerce and chairman of its Environment and Wednesday: pinochle, 9 a.m.; JUST WHEPE THEY OPI&INATED, BUT ALL A&PEE begun in recent weeks to relax its credit policy, bus departs at 9:30 a.m. and returns at the University of Connecticut will speak company of the CM Alliance. _ Beautification Committee. She is a member of Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; arts and THAT THE FIPST AUSTPALIANS HAD TO encouraging interest rates to decline in an effort to 3:30 p.m. and a a budgeting package will be He will head a division that is responsible for the town of Manchester Parks and Recreation crafts. 12:30 p.m.; bridge. 12;30p.m. NEGOTIATE A CONSIDEPABLE DISTANCE IN THE cushion the effects of a slowing economy on Aug. 16: Mountainside Outing Club, distributed. public relations, advertising, corporate Advisory Committee. She is newly elected to the Thursday; orchestra rehearsal, 9 OPEN SEA. THIS SUGGESTS THEY WEPE ALSO THE businesses, workers and consumers. $23, including transportation and lunch. Lastly, best wishes to George Blake speechwriting, internal communications, and board of directors of Child Guidance Clinic in a.m.; lunch. 11;45 a.m. “ Picnic” ; \WORLJyS FI-RST ^H IN eiiS ! ______^ Music, dancing, swimming, fishing, who is in Manchester Memorial Hospi­ With added evidence to support their hopes for a marketing communications. Manchester, and is a member of The Navy program, 12; 30; Northeast Utilities will tennis, and bingo will be offered. tal and Ollie Jarvis and Tony Amato “soft landing,” stock traders responded enthusias­ Muro came from the Travelers Companies in League, Naval Academy Parents Club, and the present a budget workshop entitled Aug. 25: Saratoga race track, $30, who are home recuperating. Our tically, bidding prices up their highest levels of the Hartford where he served as director of Manchester Garden Club. including transportation, lunch, and condolences to the Johnson family over "Managing on a Shoestring.” year. Friday, ceramics, 9;30 a.m.; bingo, marketing services since 1986. He also held the admission. Call Don Berger at 875-0538 the recent loss of Florence. Indeed, some broad measures of market trends positions of director of advertising and communi­ for information. 10 a.m.; setback. 12; 30 p.m. PEOPLE briefly surpassed the peaks they reached nearly two cation services and assistant director of SBM names Gaucher VP Aug. 31: Rocky Neck State Park, $4. Transportation to and from the years ago, before the crash of October 1987. Scores center is available. Call a day in advertising and public relations since 1983. He Harry S. “ Chip” Gaucher III of Willimantic Bring your lunch. But the positive reaction didn’t last long. By the Friday, 7/14 —Setback: ArtBouffard advance. fills a position left vacant by Mary S. O’Connor, has been promoted to vice president, consumer Sept. 7: Danbury Mall. $5. Register in end of the session on Thursday, a few hours after 126: Peter Casella 124: Edith Albert Legal assistance; no legal assistance Downey’s show canceled who resigned last fall. loans, at the Savings Bank of Manchester. This the office. Greenspan’s remarks, both stocks and bonds had 120: Lena Speed 118: Betty Jesanis 114. for July and August. Call for an A lifelong resident of Connecticut, Muro holds a position is a new one at the bank. Sept. 11 to 14: Browns Resort, the SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — Morton Downey given up just about all their morning gains. On theme is "Musicfest." The cost is $204. Monday, 7:/17 — Pinochle: John appointment for September 15th. Jr., whose combative, ultraconservative style bachelor’s degree from Trinity College, a Gaucher will be responsible for all residential Friday both markets turned in another inconclusive Call Senior Travel at 875-0538 for more Klein 766: Bea Mader 682: Sol Cohen lifted his talk show from a New Jersey studio to master’s degree from the University of Connecti­ mortgages and installment lending for the bank showing. information. 654; Dom Anastasio 646: Amelia nationwide syndication, has harangued his last cut, and a master’s degree from Wesleyan and will oversee a staff of 30 people. The Menu While they applauded much of what he said, Sept. 17: Boston Red Sox vs Oakland Anastasio 629: Helen Silver 616. guest. University. He and his wife. Debbie, are the promotion was announced by bank President analysts in the financial world noted that all of A s. $29. including transportation and Monday, 7/10 — Men’s golf: Wednesday: Stir fried chicken, oran- MCA Television, WWOR-TV and Quantum parents of three sons. They reside in Bolton. Richard P. Meduski. Gaucher was formerly Greenspan’s comments weren’t absolute positives admission. A dinner stop will be taken Low gross: Bert Hovey 39; Sam ge/celery salad, roll, beverage, Media Inc., joint owners of the show, said in a assistant vice president, mortgages. Crispino41: Elmer Ostrout Jr. 42; Wen for the investment outlook. on the way home. dessert. statement the final episode was taped on June Gaucher joined the Savings Bank of Manches­ Johnson 43; Stephen Koski 43; Durwood For one thing, much of what he put into words had Hublard on safety council Oct. 10-17: Nashville — Smokies — Thursday: “ Picnic” — kielbasa dog 30. ter in 1984 as a mortgage officer. He is a graduate Lathrop 44; Cliff Coffin 44; Bill on a roll, potato salad, three bean salad, been signaled weeks before by the Fed’s actions in Gatlinburg,$775. Call Friendship Tours The companies’ statement, released Wed­ Roberta R. Hublard of Manchester has been of Central Connecticut State University with a at 243-1630. Belekewicz 44; Max Smole 45; John beverage, dessert. the money markets, and Greenspan was vague on nesday, said the show would run no more appointed to the Connecticut Safety Council bachelor of science degree in administrative People who would like to attend the McVeigh 45. Friday; Roast beef grinder. V-8 juice, original segments after Sept. 15, the end of whether rates would fall further from here. advisory board for 1989-90. science. He has participated in and taught evening performances at the Bicenten­ Low net; DickBerggre27; Ken Leslie beverage, dessert. Downey’s contract with the stations carrying For another, Greenspan cautioned that the Fed Hublard has worked for Lydall Inc. of American Institute of Banking courses. Mr. his show. had set itself a tricky mission, in the course of which Manchester since 1978 and has been a safety and Gaucher currently serves on the school board of The show premiered in the New York area on it just might wind up worsening rather than solving workers’ compensation manager since 1985. St. Mary-St. Joseph’s School in Willimantic. Oct. 19, 1987 and quickly drew attention for the problems it was seeking to tame. The CSC is a chapter of the National Safety The Savings Bank of Manchester is a mutual Downey’s abrasive style. The show was soon “ I cannot rule out a policy mistake as the trigger Social Security Council and an affiliate of the Connecticut savings bank with more than $603 million in syndicated and by early 1988 was being shown for a downturn,” he said. “ We at the Federal Business and Industry Association. assets. in most major U.S. television markets. Reserve might fail to restrain a speculative surge in parts: Part A; hospital insurance, and the work force and support my family But ratings began to slip last spring as the economy, or fail to recognize that we were QUESTION: What is the maximum Downey was involved in a series of highly benefit, and is it possible for me to get Part B ; medical insurance. It is Part B once again. When I do return, I may holding reserves too tight for too long.” which covers doctor visits. Look at your only be able to work part-time for publicized incidents. Those included charges Nevertheless, the stock market rang up its third that amount in the future if I am not now that he was involved in a scheme to sell shares receiving it? red, white and blue Medicare card. If awhile and I know this would not straight weekly gain. The Dow Jones average of 30 you see the annotation, “ medical provide the money necessary for our of a non-exi.stent gold mine and an incident in a Publishers reclaim books industrials rose 52.54 to 2,607.36. insurance” on that card, you are living expenses. How can I be sure that San Francisco airport bathroom, in which he ANSWER: There is no set dollar The New York Stock Exchange composite index BRIDGEPORT (A P) — A The distributor. Key Book ruptcy Act on March 9, the if I return to work that our needs will be claimed he was attacked by skinheads and a amount established as the maximum covered for doctors services. federal bankruptcy judge Friday company’s bank obtained an met? Nazi swastika was painted on his face. Airport gained 2.09 to 187.15; the NASDAQ composite index Service Inc., had used the books benefit. You will receive the maximum police called the attack a publicity stunt. for the over-the-counter market added 0.39 to 449.29, ruled that 65 publishers could as collateral for $3 million in injunction that prevented the benefit possible based on your total and the American Stock Exchange market value reclaim 850,000 of their books that publishers from taking their QUESTION: My son has just com­ ANSWER: Most disability benefi­ loans, even though it didn’t own earnings under Social Security. had been held since March in a books. The bank also proposed pleted his freshman year in college and ciaries are entitled to a nine-month (not index was up 3.16 at 371.28. the books. After Key filed for Volume on the Big Board averaged 175.90 million Bridgeport warehouse by a finan­ protection from creditors under selling the books to pay off Key’s QUESTION: I am 23 years old and will be working for me for eight weeks necessarily consecutive) trial work Singers adopt eagles this summer. Has the law changed that period without affecting their disability shares a day, against 160.26 million the week before. cially troubled distributor. Chapter 11 of the Federal Bank­ debts. have applied to receive SSI disability The idea, as suggested by Greenspan, that the Fed The future of the 65 small payments. I was surprised when they allows parents to employ their children status. At the completion of the trial NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A group of is neither all-powerful nor infallible isn’t exactly publishers, who do business told me at Social Security that my without deducting Social Security taxes work period, the extended period of country recording artists including Buck across the country, had been payment will be reduced because I live from their wages? elibibility begins. The extended period Owens and Tanya Tucker will adopt and name new. jeopardized by the refusal of the Pioneer suffers loss with my parents. Why is this? of eligibility provides for the reinstate­ 18 young bald eagles to be flown in from Alaska But it is often ignored or dismissed by ANSWER: The law which defines ment of disability benefits for any commentators, many of them critics who contend distributor and his bank to and released into the wilds of Tennessee. pany to sell the operating assets covered and non-covered family em­ month an individual remains medically that the Fed has too much power and too few people release the books valued at $16.5 The New York City-based Pio­ ANSWER: Because you are living in “ Seven years ago there were no bald eagles neer Systems Inc., formerly of of its aerospace defense group your parents’ household and receiving ployment under Social Security disabled and does not perform substan­ it must answer to in the course of conducting its million at retail. nesting successfully in Tennessee, but today Manchester, reported sales of last year to the Paris, France- changed on January 1, 1988. The tial gainful activity (SGA) within the 36 business. “ I ’m thrilled. It’s what we have food and shelter, your SSI payment is our national symbol is making a statewide based Zodiac Group. reduced by one-third rather than employment of a son or daughter by a consecutive month period immediately In the world of the late 1980s, James Grant, editor known all along — that our books $1.76 million with a net loss of comeback with 12 active nests,” said Bob At an Aug. 8 annual meeting, figuring the actual value of room, parent was one area affected by the following the completion of the nine- of the newsletter Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, are our books,” said Rollin Riggs, $248,000, or $.08 per share, for the Haicher, endangered species coordinator for Pioneer Systems Inc. stock­ board, hnd other support you receive. If change in the law. Prior to that date, month work period. At the end of this leans toward the view that the Fed’s'influence is the owner of Mustang Publishing first quarter of 1989. the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. holders are scheduled to vote on you move or your situation changes, work performed by a son or daughter 36-month extended period of eligibility limited by international flows of money and credit, Inc. in New Haven. Sales were down from $1.91 under age 21 for a parent in that benefit reinstatement rights end and no million in the first quarter last issuing 16,000 additional shares of contact Social Security. You will be The bald eagles are to arrive July 26 in or “ liquidity.” • Riggs, who had 70,000 volumes parent’s trade or business was not further disability cash benefits are common stock, bringing the total asked questions about your living Nashville, Hatcher said Thursday. “ If the Federal Reserve is tight (as it’s been for a stored at the warehouse, and year but the firm reported a net covered. Work performed by a child 18 payable. number of shares the company arrangements and your payment may Other Capitol Records artists who will adopt year or more), why is the stock market high?,” several other publishers began loss last year of $895,000. or $.28 increase. to 21 in a parent’s trade or business is an eagle include Dan Seals, Sawyer Brown, per share, according to a quar­ may issue to 20.5 million. Of the This column is prepared by the East Grant said. “ Why is there so much bank credit for so removing the books from the now covered and Social Security taxes Johnny Rodriequez, New Grass Revival, Anne terly report. total. 20 million shares will be Hartford office of the Social Security many zany transactions? Why are so many people warehouse immediately after the QUESTION: How can I tell if I have must be deducted from those wages. Murray. Murray McLauchlan, T. Graham Pioneer, formerly located off common stock valued at $.10 per Administration. Questions should be having so much fun? decision. The publishers ex­ the part of Medicare that covers visits Brown, Garth Brooks, Suzy Bogguss and Dean pected to remove most of the Hale Road in Manchester manu­ share and 500.OOO shares will be QUESTION: I have been receiving sent to: Social Security, Manchester Dillon. “ Perhaps liquidity is not a single gurgling brook ■ to the doctor? books to other facilities by the end factured parachutes until finan­ preferred stock with a valueof $10 Social Security disability benefits for Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester but a mighty river with many tributaries. Perhaps per share 06040. of the weekend. cial problems forced the com­ ANSWER: Medicare contains two about 2*A years. My goal is to return to the Fed is only one of these sources. 9 8 9 J u

I

I i I ■> I Lydall earnings set record HELP HELP SITUATION HDME8 M JH0ME8 Cattlem en WANTED HELP WANTED (WANTED WANTED FOR SALE •' I h m s a l e could argument future sales of Leonard R. Jaskol, president during the period. Lydall also NURSES AIDE. Expe­ DYNAMITE new pricel COVENTRY - Location I and chief executive officer of made strides in its water filtra­ Nobestos, Lydall’s asbestos re­ rienced with elderly The price of this ter­ L o c a tio n I L o c tlo n I Lydall Inc., announced record tion markets and received appro­ placement product line. The RN/LPN a n d handicapped. rific 7 room Ansoldl Beautiful, sooclout 4- DELIVERY Available for day or tam lly plus recontly keep eye on sales and earnings from continu­ vals for its pool and spa filtering company sees a possible long­ RN/LPN South Windsor — Seeking ■ Colonial has been reset night work. Limited remodeled contempor­ ing operations for the second materials from several major term opportunity in the mainte­ Now taking applications warm, anthualattic individuel at $219,900 for an Im- PERSON with axcallont Interpersonal overnight. 649-8668. ary 2-tomllv, separate manufacturers during the quar­ nance and repair market for its for full and part time. Im­ mdedlate sale I Lo­ quarter 1989. If you want to earn extra akilla for this growing Family cated on Tim ber Trail utilities; 4- Sales were $35' million com­ ter, according to Jaskol. high-temperature gasketing mediate positions availa­ outbulldlngs; pool and Y money this summer. De­ Practice office. Ability to on Lookout M tn. fea­ corn harvest ble. 7AM-3PM, Monday situated on 11 acres pared with $28.5 million from Jaskol also said that recent materials but does not anticipate liver SNET Business to aaaesa and triage a must. I HOMES tures Include 3 bed­ continuing operations in the se­ government actions that prohibit any immediate impact. Business Directories. thru Friday (No Week­ FOR SALE rooms, T/j baths, fire­ with sub-divislon po­ 870-9313 tential! A rare oppor­ WASHINGTON (A P ) - Cattle producers cond quarter of 1988, a 23 percent future use of asbestos products You need some available ends) place, plaster walls, Between 6-9pm GLASTONBURY. Ranch, full basement, 1st floor tunity for the right increase. Jaskol said in a news hours. Week days bet­ Please call Director of have a bigger stake than usual in this year's Mon thru FrI 5 good sized rooms. 3 laundry, super private person and/or Inves­ release Friday. Earnings from ween Sam and 5pm, Nursing 9AM-3PM Mon- tor! $549,900. K lemon corn crop, fearing if it’s too much on the your own vehicle, and a bedrooms, eat In kit­ yard with storage continuing operations were $2.2 Compromise offered day-Friday, Crostfield Realty, Inc. 649-1147.0 skimpy side the costs of feed will rise again and current insurance card. chen, large deck, full house. Won't last - Call discourage profitable expansion in 1990 and million compared with $1.4 mil­ For information call Tony Convalescent Home, basement, vinyl siding. nowlJackson 8, Jack- MANCHESTER - UtR HOMEMAKERS/HOME Onlv$158,900. Phllbrick son Real Estate, 647- built. Beautifully moln- possibly beyond. - lion in the same period last year. at i-aoo-922-oooe. Manchester, CT 643-5151. On a per-share basis. Lydall, with GARESEVICES Agency, 646-4200. 8400.P______talned. Private patio Right now. according to Agriculture Depart­ on poison gas iabeling with sliders from din­ offices at 1 Colonial Road and 615 How would you like to BRAND new llstingl ment projections, this fall’s corn harvest could BOLTON - Reduced Spotless 4 room town- ing room. Full bOM- Parker St., earned 75 cents put your skills to work by be around 7.45 billion bushels, up sharply from in addition to the “ nonflammable $159,900 firm . 7 room house condominium at ment with laundry compared with 49 cents, a 53 WASHINGTON (AP) - The helping the elderly and ranch, 3 bedrooms, hook-ups, 2 air condi­ the drought-shriveled 1988 output of 4.92 billion. gas” label currently required. Wellsweep. 2 b ed ­ percent increase. Transportation Department re­ BHJJNCi/PATIENT SERVICE REP disabled? Many of your baths, fireplaced living rooms, baths, full tioners. Closets oolor*. But that would barely be enough corn to meet The original proposal would }'/2 There was demand for all of the treated Friday from a much- friends and neighbors are room, great family private basement with End unit. CHFA/PHA. have required anhydrous ammo­ room. Approximately $112,000.Realty World, demands in the 1989-90 marketing year that company’s products during the criticized proposal to regulate Full time day position is available in our in need of your assis­ laundry hookups. Very nia to carry a warning placard of acre lot. Located on Benoit, Frechotto As- will begin Sept. 1, according to the USDA period marking two record quar­ anhydrous ammonia as a poison­ financial services department. This diversified tance. Hours are availa­ reasonable monthly “ Inhalation Hazard” and a white historical center fee and this complex Is soclotes, 646-7709.O projections. A year laj;er, on Sept. 1, 1990, the ters in 1989 following its record ous gas and offered a comprom­ position requires third party payor and one to ble to wofk within your green. Excellent star­ diamolid sign with a skull and CHFA-FHA AP- CHFA-FHA approved. In U.S. corn stockpile would be only slightly year in 1988, Jaskol said. He ise to change only the labeling on three years hospital patient account experience schedule. Duties include ter or retirement home Manchester, ex­ crossbones. PRO VEDI Call to see If larger. added that growth in both exist­ tanks of the commonly used including UB82 billing. A knowledge in use of homemaking, shopping, In move-ln condition. you qualify for this tremely nice 5 rooms The agency will publish its 646-5691. Corn prices* with a harvest of 7.45 billion ing markets and new applica­ fertilizer. personal computers is preferred. We offer errands and proving super program I condo with patio, latest proposal in the Federal bushels, would probably average around $1.75 tions, cost reductions resulting Agricultural groups and farm- excellent benefits and wages. For consideration companionship. Training NORTH COVENTRY - $114,500.Jackson & porch, full bosomont, Register next week and will open Buy of the week - New 9 Jackson Real Estate, central olr, attached to $2.25 per bushel, down from $2.50 to $2.60 now from constantly improving pro­ state lawmakers opposed the please forward application/resume or apply in available to enter the a 90-day period for comment. A room Georgian Colon­ 647-8400.O______^ carport, 1’/^ baths. Spa­ forecast for the current marketing year. cess efficiencies, and higher department’s original 1987 prop­ person Monday through Friday, 9am-4pm to health care field. Please final decision on the regulatory ial In prestigious subdi­ DEAL of the Century I cious master bedroom. The projections are based on yield trends and utilization of capacity are major osal to change the regulatory the call 569-8820, 9am-5pm. vision. Builders wont $112,000 asking price. rulemaking would be made later $90,000 2nd mortgage, other factors, including weather conditions. factors contributing to Lydall’s classification of anhydrous am­ Visiting Nurse and Home sale - drastically re­ Realty World, Benoit, although there is no deadline, no payments until year performance. monia, saying it would drive up Human Resources Dept. Care Assoc of E Hart­ duced to $309,000. Call 2000. (8% Interest, Bal­ Frechette Associates, The USDA’s first corn and soybean estimates according to a department for directions 1-800-312- 646-7709.g______The company's air and liquid prices of the nitrogen fertilizer ford. loon payment In year based on actual field surveys will be issued ROCKVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL 5372. filtration products prospered dur­ for farmers by increasing ship­ spokesman. 2000). North Coventry. STUNNING country co­ Aug. 10. ing the quarter, continuing a ping and insurance costs. On Capitol Hill, farm-state 31 Union St New breathtaking con­ lonial. Large lot, large J. Tom Brink, research analyst for Cattle- tem porary - you’ll love screened porch, brick trend begun in late 1987. Sales of In the face of those objections, lawmakers applauded the de­ Roekvill«,CT 06066 Fax, says in the latest newsletter of the the ceramic tiled kit­ patio, large rooms. Im­ Lydair high-efficiency air filtra­ the department unveiled a new partment’s compromise. RN National Cattlemen’s Association that “ a chen and breakfast maculate Interior, fire­ tion materials were strong world­ proposal that would continue to “ We’ll live with this,” said Rep. nook, floor to celling place, front porch. continued small volume of surplus stocks wide with a particular resur­ classify anhydrous ammonia as a Pat Roberts, R-Kan., who helped SUPERVISOR granite fireplace, Jac- New p rice $186,000. would leave feed grain markets vulnerable to gence in Far East markets, “ nonflammable gas” but require lead congressional opposition to cuzzi, 3 car garage. Owners say sel- any hint of adverse weather during the 1990 tanks and other containers to the poisonous gas classification. From 3 to 11PM Features 3050 sq.ft, of IIRE/MAX East of the Jaskol said. FOREMAN/SUPERVISOR living area, 4 bed­ River, 647-1419.0 growing season.” Demand for Lydall’s liquid carry an “ Inhalation Hazard” “We finally got the message Work Monday through Friday, no South Windsor Metallurgical, Inc. a Handy rooms, 2 full baths, 2 COMFORTABLE 8. filtration materials was also up label. The new marking would be through and won a little victory.” halt baths, 1st floor and Harman Company, is looking for weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For roomy. Older colonial more information please call — laundry. Philips Real on tree lined street. Working Shop Floor Supervisor/Foreman to Estate, 742-1450.n Convenient location. help us operate our South Windsor refinery. 4.86 ACRES of privacy Fireplace, screened If you are a self motivated professional per­ Director of Staff Development surround this newer porch, 3 bedrooms, a contemporary home, real classic home CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 son with experience in shop floor supervi­ CRESTFIELD cedar siding, 2 full available for a fall sion, preferrably from a metal processing baths, JaccuzzI tub in occupancy. A super quality buy.RE/MAX AtAO YOUR AO: Closslftt tdvtrflttmtnlt or* environment, have good people skills and CONVALESCENT HOME master bath, large RATIS: 1 to 6 dovt: 90 ctnts o«r lino o«r dov. DCADLINBS: For clotslfltd odvtrtlsmtnt* to lolttn by Ititohont os a convtnitnct. Tht country kitchen to East of the River, 647- Monchtsttr Htrold Is rtSDonsIbIt for only ont are interested in a high visibility position 7 to 19 dov*: 70 ctnt* por lin t ptr day. b t oubllshtd Tuttdoy through SoturdaVi tht 643-5151 oversized deck, cus­ 1419.0______20 to 2$ days: 60 ctnt* ptr lin t p tr doy. dtadiint Is noon on tht dov btfort publico* Incorrtct Insertion ond then only for th* slit of with a growing Fortune 500 company, con­ tion. For advtrtistmtnts to bt publl*htd th* orlolnol Instrtlon. Errors which do not Itsstn tom window treat­ 26 or m ort doy*: 50 ctnt* ptr lin t ptr day. th* volut of th* odv*rtls*m*nt will not b* LOOKING for a home Minimum chartt: 4 lint*. Monday/ th t dtodllnt is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. corrffcted by on odditlenol InsTtlon.______tact us. Please send your resume to Zaya ments, corner fire­ within the United Oshana, Personnel Manager place, catherdral States or Canada? ceilings, located near Would you like to re­ I IllJHELP SOUTH WINDSOR METALLURGICAL Bolton town line In ceive Information PART TIME m JH ELP m JH ELP CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Andover. $239,900. Notices I > M w anted about homes In a spe­ HELP WANTED i > M w anteo I'MWANTED HELP WANTED 300 Rye St. A Feature of This Newspaper Philips Real Estate 742- cific area? Let me put 1450.0 As o condition precedent to you In touch with a PART TIME handyman. CHEERLEADER coach­ BOYS, girls, men, women South Windsor, CT 06074 the placement of onv adver­ NANNY Needed to care FULL TIME local food •Ot/M/F/H/V NEW STURBRIDGE re­ full-time real estate tising In the Manchester He­ Morning position ing position available for Infants In our So. service company Is to grade corn. Apply at production cape - 3 professional at your rald, Advertiser hereby available for dependa­ for the Bolton High Windsor home 5 days looking for responsi­ the Corn Crib, Buckind fireplaces, wide board destination. Start your agrees ta protect. Indemnify ble person. Hours dally School basketball sea- per week. Salary and ble, hard working peo­ Road, South Windsor, flooring and panelling, real estate search from and hald harmless the Man­ 7am-12 noon. Must son, November benefits negotiable. ple to loin our team. between 8am ond 8pm. square cut pine clap­ the comfort of your chester Herald, Its officers have excellent driving through March. Enthu­ 644-9367. Duties Include food board siding, 13x30 own home and receive - and emplayees against any record. Duties Include siastic, energetic per­ preparation, receiving TEACHER - Special Edu­ and all liability, loss or SECRETARY wanted for cation. One-half time. WANTED Gathering room, large information on your cleaning cars, running son needed to coach a and stocking merchan­ desired location from a expense. Including attor­ technical services de­ Coventry High School kitchen, authentic de­ errands and general well established team. dise. Must be able to I Ift area R E /M A X sales neys' fees, arising from partment. Computer Vocational, education tail, possible owner 2nd chores. Contact Tom For Information and 75 lbs. $7-88 per hour. claims of unfair trade practi­ experience helpful. certification desired. financing up to $50,000. executive. Just call ces, Infringement of trade­ Kelly, Carter Chev­ application call Pat Excellent benefits. Coll and ask for me! Valerie Would be working with Special Education cer­ Adult Carriers Wlllington - $289,000. marks, trade names or pat­ rolet, 646-6444. Pinto, Bolton High 633-4663 In Glaston- Huestls. R E /M A X East wordprocessing, data tification required. Be­ Builder may take ents, violation of rights of School, 643-2768. bury. Ask for Dave. trade. Philips Real Est- of the River, 647-1419.0 privacy and Infringement of base and a variety of ginning August 28th. WANTED. Experienced gte 742-14500______CUSTOM Office space. copyright and proprietary help other duties. Salary CARING, responsible Contqct Dr. John Ma- Enjoy the outdoors and is PLANS FOR OUTDOOR PROJECTS. Three rights, unfair competition truck driver only. Must RELIVE History In a new 3100 sq.ft, built to vour commensurate with adult wanted to care cLean, Acting Superin­ spring projects for the woodworker. A gra- and libel and slander, which WANTED have class I or II. experience. Send re­ tendent of Schools, 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ plans. Prestigious fa­ may result from thd publica­ M Insurance benefits. for Infant In our S. earn some extra spend­ j cious gazebo party center with a brick bar- tion with many authen­ cilities on East Center sume to: Codkey, Inc., Glastonbury home be­ Coventry Public tion of any advertisement In Apply at Upton Con­ 440 Oakland Street, beque pit, an old fashioned glider swing, tic details. Built from St. Superb location. the Manchester Herald by ginning In September, Schools, 78 Ripley Hill LPN wanted to work full struction, 537 Statford Manchester, CT 06040, ing money delivering and a handy lawn care caddy. Plans include authorized Sturbrldge Ample parking. Com­ advertiser, Including adver­ Monday through Fri­ Rood, Coventry, CT tim e with staff In pro­ Rd.(Rt.38) Mansfield III woodworking and construction tips, com­ Village plans drown by petitive lease. Coll Stan tisements In any free distri­ Attention: Technical day. Salary $140/week. 06238. 742-7317. Dead- bution publications pub­ viding medical care Center, or call 742-6190 Services.______llne July 28th.______the Manchester Herald plete instructions. #4014 Special $11.95 Russell S. D otm on. Weinberg for on ap­ and health monitering 8am-5pm, Mbn-FrI. References required. pointment. RE/MAX lished by the Manchester TEACHER, certified, or SALES - Surround your­ This finely crafted Herald. Penny Sleffert, to adults developmen- 633-7439. East of the River, 647- MANUFACTURING will train to work with self with beouty. Excel­ SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! home has 3 fireplaces, Publisher. tally disabled In group door to door. 1419 or 643-0844 Firm needs person for young children In day lent opportunity for To order plans mail check or money order beehive oven, 3 bed­ home settings. Flexible parts department and rooms, 7'/7 baths, on a evenlngs.o care/nursery school. Save money on cleaning full time employment and project number and name, with your hours. Full benefits sub assembly. EOE. Full time or part time. products by using ammo­ with one of Connecti­ For more Information 3+ acre parcel with MANCHESTER-$ i U,960. II n i PART TIME package and competi­ Call 647-8596. name, address and zip code. Add $2.95 for | l Glastonbury. 633-1508. nia, diluted to the strength cut's finest jewelers. brook and pond, possi­ Charming 4 bedroom I'Of HELP WANTED tive salary. Expe­ catalog (includes $16 in discount M ble owner 2nd financ­ recommended on the bot­ Extensive benefit pro­ cope. Hardwood rienced with MR popu­ PROFESSIONAL receptl- call the Circulation De­ couplonsi) In Okla. please add tax. ing, up to $50,000. Ap­ tle, for washing walls and gram . Apply In person floors, large kitchen, PART Time Medical Se­ lation preferred. Send EMERGENCY onlst/secretary full proximately 14 miles windows. Bring extra mo­ Tuesday through Sat­ CLASSIFIED CRAFTS newly finished en­ cretary wanted for resume to: Clinical Su­ Fire — Police — Medlcil time. Computer knowl­ from Mass, line, 20 ney Into your home by urday, 10am to 5pm. partment at ( MANCHCtTCR HIRALD OMM ) closed porch could be busy medical office. pervisor, Charter Oak edge, good typing miles from Hartford. Associates, 25 P en­ DIAL 911 skills. 647-4800. C a llM I- selling no-longer-needed Michaels Jewelers, 958 P.O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 k converted to family ■ Previous experienced In Manchester Wlllington. $339,000. dleton Dr., Hebron, CT chaleen for Items with a low-cost ad In Main St. Manchester. room. Sentry Real Est- preferred. Please call Philips Real Estate 742- o t e , 6 4 3 - 646-2094. 06248. appointment. Classified. 643-2711. 643-2741. eoe. 647-9946. 1450.0 4060. 9 8 9 1 ■ * J u

[HOMES . HOMES I HOMES [HOMES [HOMES I HOMES I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE [CONDOMINIUMS [APARTMENTS APARTMENTS [FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT TIM E Is Of the essence! IT'S A HONEY - $97,900. MANCHESTER -$125,900. MANCHESTER -$125,900. Sellers must sell this For a little moneyl Charming 4 bedroom Charming 4 bedroom S p c c io lis i D # t ! CONDOMINIUM Beauty 454-474 Main Street. 3 MANCHESTER. Two fantastic 3 family on Located In East Hart­ cape. Hardwood cape. Hardwood - reduced. $77,900. First room apartments. 1 - bedroom duplex. Park­ Spruce Street ASAP. ford Is this charming floors, large kitchen, floors, large kitchen, Creative Financing time buyer - don't let $500 plus heat. 1- $540 ing, 1 cor garage, I'/z Large spacious units one bedroom alumi­ newly finished en­ newly finished en­ Builder will consider all offers on this opportunitv pass Including heat. No months security. num sided home on a closed porch could be closed porch could be pets. Security. 646-2426 Include 2 three bed­ LAWN CARE PAINTING/PAPERING ELECTRICAL you by. In Vernon, $650/month. 649-5315. room units plus 1 one small lot for easy care. converted to family converted to family this Brand New 3800 square foot large one bedroom 9-5 weekdays.______Annual property taxes room. Sentry Real Est­ room. Sentry Real Est­ CHFA approved con­ bedroom unit, pan- contemporary, on 2 acres. 4 bed­ YARD MASTERS BOLTON - Guest house CONDOMINIUMS tries, appliances, are only $375. Say ate, 643-4060.O ate, 643-4060.O “IFe can tell you DUMAS ELECTRIC dominium tor someone available. 9/1. One bed­ Y porches, hardwood goodbye landlord, rooms, baths, 2 car garage. Yard cleaned. tvhat to look for... Se-vice changes, who has always wanted room, living room, kit­ FOR RENT floors, carpet, seper- hello FHA or CHFA. Trees cut. additional wiring and a place ot hls/her/thelr chen, bath. Single Anne Miller Real Est­ VERNON - one bedroom ate utilities, 3 car gar­ BEiiZLEY Have dump truck, and what to look repaira on axlutlng own. It has a deck, older woman. No pets. age. Excellent Income. ate, 647-8000.O garage, pool and close- $550 plus utilities. Se­ condo. Including heat OPEN HOUSE COMRUVY, REALTORS will haul. outforr hornet. Quality work at and hot water, $700 Now priced at $219,900. by tennis. Anne Miller PITKIN-PORTER- affordable prices. curity and references. Jackson & Jackson PARKER. This new 6 1245 Farmington Ave., W.H. 06107 643-9996 Real Estate, 647-8000.□ 649-3446.______monthly. Wall-to-wall SATURDAY 7-22-89 Entirely owner operated. carpeting, olr condi­ Real Estote, 647-B400.a room, 1'/3 bath colonial 561-2930 HarBro MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ LIKE private home. 3'/z KEN’S LAWN 27 years exp. Call tioning, laundry, ap­ MANCHESTER - Charm­ sits In this mature SUNDAY 7-23-89 rooms, 2 toll plus 2 halt rooms. Lease. Work­ pliances, pool. 871-9444. ing 6 room cape In beautiful area of Man­ SERVICE Painting Joseph Oumas baths, all appliances. ing single or married family neighborhood. chester. Loaded with Reliable Service •46-5263. Drapes, carpeted couple preferred. 643- MANCHESTER. Beacon This home features 2 extras and now priced COVENTRY of Manchester throughout, central Hill. Two bedrooms, Quality Work 2880. new kltchen/corpet, large bedrooms; hard­ at only $159,900. Blan­ MANCHESTER Fair Prices air, finished rec room, SAVE $7,000 Quality Painting end unit. Pool. Must be MANCHESTER newly olr conditioning, pool, wood floors, 1-car gar­ chard & Rossetto Real­ HEATING/PLUMBIN6 decorated and ap­ age, eat-ln kitchen, and tors," We're Selling $134,900 Call 649-8045 Services seen. By owner. close to pork/hlghwov. PRICE REDUCED TO $138,000. 644-4385. plianced 2 bedroom No pets. $775. monthly screened In porch Houses" 646-2482.Q DESIRABLE LOCATION! Charming 5 •Free Estimates condo, centrally lo­ overlooking LARGE, CARPENTRY/ CARMCNAEL PLUMBING Including heat and hot MANCHESTER. Now plus room Colonial Cape. Move-in -Senior Citizen Discounts cated. Storage and water. Available Sep­ private yard! $154,900. only $135,000 for these $118,000 REMD0ELIN6 AND HEATING This Is a good time to find laundry facilities. $600 Klernan Realty, Inc. brand new, huge, excit­ Cape — Completely renovated in 1987. condition. Huge country kitchen aAluminum & Vinyl Additions, ramodaling, bollar a cash buyer tor that tember 1st. Call 346- Powerwashing ^ raplatamanta, and complata per month plus utili­ 9238.______649-11470 ing 7-room, 1,800 sq.ft. typewriter no one uses. ties. No pets. 621-2491 New windows, pinewood floors, spiral w/atrium doors to 12 x 24 deck. FARRAND REMODELING plumbing 6 heating aarvica Available September 1, 5 Contemporary Town- Fully l l ^ a a d and Inaurad. Use a low-cost ad in after 4. MANCHESTER - lovely 5 staircase w/loft. On sale by owner Room addition-, dock-, roof­ room condominium. houses. Cathedral ceil­ Beautifully landscaped yard, aluminum 646-6815 Can Classified tor quick re­ room ranch, living ings, Andersen win­ 742-8467 ing, aiding, window- and gutt- WeVe HerfiJIfljSfiiny sults. 643-2711. FOR LEASE Two bed­ Pork St. 960 so.tt. with room with fireplace, siding, walk to Bowers School. Owner to ara. All typaa of ramodaling and S7S-73gS room duplex, with ap­ olr conditioner. Gar­ dows, full basements, rapalra. Call Bob Fairand, Jr. kitchen and separate 2x6 construction, fam­ Dir: Rt. 31 to Daly Rd. to left on South St. pay $3,000 in closing costs. Principals EXPERT pliances. One car age and Laundry facili­ Exterior and Interior garage. Central loca­ dining room area. 2 ily room, fireplace, to 17 Echo Rd. only 649-7134. Bus. 647-8509 RODFING/SIDING ties. $730/month plus large bedrooms, en­ central air, oven- painting and wallpaper I REAL ESTATE tion. $650 per month. 18 one month security. closed breezeway, spa­ Res. 645-6849 J hanging. Limited exterior X 20' workshop also /range, dishwasher, reatoratlon. Pravloua work WANTED 646-5690 otter 5pm. cious sun deck, treed avollable. Also for rent food disposal, 3-4 bed­ ISLAND can be aaan upon raquaat. AffordaMe Roofing MANCHESTER. 5 room, private yard, all situ­ rooms, 2 full baths, IDEAL FOR COUPLE ConUcI BC Company. LAND wanted. Five plus V / i room efficiency custom kitchen and ated In a central loca­ OPEN HOUSE CONSTRUCTION 644-6908. ___ Beat I any raa»onabla aatiRWte. acres. Church ot the apartment, all utilities washer/dryer hoo­ 73 West Street, Manchester All typaa rooOng and rapalra. furnished. $350 per both, garage, end unit. tion at 355 Oak Street. kups, cedar siding, All types of home Living God ot Man­ Convenient to Hartford Coll us we will show Improvements from PUNTING AND 30 yeais axparlancaL Uoanaad month. Call Warren E. well to wall carpeting, Sunday — 1-5 and Inaurad. chester Is Interested In and downtown Man­ you through! U & R $129,900 concrete floors, steps, CARPENTRY WORK Howland, Inc., 643- tiled foyer, oak kitchen Completely remodeled, Contemporary Cape. Inclu— Int-rlor -nd Ext-rlor purchasing land In chester. Lease Includes Realty, 643-2692.0 patios, etc. to complete p-lnllng. Rabulldlng porchM and 1108. cabinets, 2-zone gas Brand new kitchen and bath. Offering 2 bedroom W649-0894W J Manchester tor pur­ use ot $6,000 ot furni­ remodeling. Also decks d-ck- and .Init-lling Slock-d- pose ot building wor­ CHARM ING Spacious 1 'h EAST HARTFORD - to heat and 2-car garage. detached garage, unique property. Not a drive and window and door l-ncM. ture. You need only to settle an estate, see this Owners will hold a Fr— E-tlm-t— — Fully Intumd ship center. Contact bedroom apartment. supply linen, cookware by. Priced right. $129,900. Call Barb evenings replacement. Tiling MISCELLANEOUS lovely 5 room brick second mortgage of Interlor/exterior. 644-0454 Pastor David Mullen, Historic colonial. Cov­ and personal belong­ 561-1058 . Mb for MIchMl entry Village. No pets. home. Spacious living $32,900 at 8 percent with Landscape and interior SERVICES 372 Main Street, Man­ ings. Single profes­ room with center fire­ no principal or Interest chester, CT 06040. 647- $550. 456-0064, 742-6715. sional person pre­ design services 7355 place, formal dining payment due for 7 ye­ $203,900 available. EXPRESS SEAL MANCHESTER - Excel­ ferred. References room, eat-ln kitchen, 2 ars. These are beautl- lent 5 room, 2 bedroom. required. You won’t large bedrooms, 1'/2 38 Irving Street, Manchester Call Barry at . Driveway Sealers, Home HAWKES TREE SERVICE find a nicer place any­ ful single family Bucket, truck 6 chipper. [APARTMENTS Stove, refrigerator. No baths, enclosed sun homes, not condomini­ Relax and entertain poolside. Immaculate 4 646-2411 Care Services, including pets. References. Se­ where. $695 monthly. bedroom home and convenient location. Call Jo Stump ramoval. Free FOR RENT porch. Price negotia­ ums, and there are, of House Painting. Free aatimataa. Special I curity. $550 per month 285-0744 leave message. ble, osking $165,000. U course, no association 523-1222. Kstimates. conalderatlon for aldarly plus utilities. 649-4003. & R Realty, 643-2692.0 and handicapped. MANCHESTER - 1 bed- fees. Call todoy for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY room, 2nd floor. On MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ M ANCH ESTER. Green- complete details on mMoniy A Ml pheoeo » oonmruoUon. 646-7766 ' vlew Hills. Large mod­ BRAND NEW YES! Ever­ 553 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester It you're eiek ot oontnetofs not 647-7553 busline. $550.00 per room townhouse with ything from kitchen to these magnificent and returning you eelle — ^oeti ua/ month. Yearly lease. fireplace, oil applian­ ern two bedroom, IV2 beautiful homes at bath has been remo­ 118 Florence St. $275,000 FuNy Inoured • Free Eetlmeleo CLEANING SERVICES Utilities additional. 1 ces, hot water, carpet­ both Townhouse. Pri­ deled In this auallty $167,900 with this very CHFA POSSIBLE on this 6 room. 3 bedroom •43-1728 month security dep­ ing, olr conditioner. vate garage and base­ home on Delm ont special financing. This Cape corner lot income producing unit. Excellent M b for Marb ment. Central olr, op- Colonial. New thermo-pane windows, full basement, home. Business situation investors. High traffic osit. Peterman Realty Coll 649-5240. Street. Priced In the Is an excellent oppor­ CLEAN JEANNE’S Screened loam, gravel, 649-9404______pllonces, fully mid ISO's. Blanchard & tunity for first time large oeck & fenced in yard nigniignt tnis spacious area. Call Carol evenings 633-6532. CARPENTRY WORK processed gravel, MANCHETER- One bed- carpeted. $800 plus util­ buyers and Investors. home. $129,900. Cleaning Service VERNON. For limited room. Heat, hot water, Rossetto Realtors," Handyman will do aand, stone, and fill for time only enlov a tree ities. We’re Selling Houses" Rothman 8, Rothman, DIR: Spruce St. to top of Florence St. Intarlorand Extarlor Residential or Commercial stove, refrigerator. On dellvetY call George color television with 646-2482.0 646-4144.D BEAZLEY Rabulldlng. Professional Service bus line. No pets. Older [HOMES CaHmiW, REALTORS Small jobs accaptsd. w**lnsured & Bonded*** Qriffing 742-7886. . * signed lease. Modern person preferred. STRANO REAL ESTATE Frca aatimataa. spacious 1 and 2 bed­ $450/month plus one FOR RENT 1245 Farmington Ave., W.H. 06107 CALL 643-9996 rooms apartment. Eat- 122 |i CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS month security. 643- 647-7653 561-2930 Call Pedro 742-2006 ln kitche, large bed- 6802. MANCHESTER. Two FOR SALE FOR SALE USE RICE to clean the room, private bedroom house In nice Inside of bottles and long- MANCHESTER. Very PAINTING/PAPERING LANDSCAPING bolocony, storage, neighborhood. $725. stem vases. Sprinkle rice large pool, heat and hot nice 2 bedroom on se­ cond floor of four- monthly plus utilities. Inside container, add water Included. Start­ Two months’ Security ZQPDMND^,/ ^ w a d rs PAMTMG CO. warm, sudsy water and ing at $495. Call 870- family house. $650 per and deposit. No pets. / FIRST Quality work at a HEBRON shake vigorously. The 9665. month. Security and Available August 15th. raaaonabla prical rice will polish and clean references a must. Coll 646-3917.______YEAR D.W.FISH Intarlor & Exterior LANDSCAPE MANCHESTER. Well 645-8201. Interior. Use theclassifled cared tor 3 bedroom VERNON. Three bed­ feS^.GL£NOV2^ THE REALTY COMPANY I I ■ ■ J T A ^ d Gardens® Fraa Eatimataa Design and columns to sell those still MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Construction duplex with lots ot room house, newly ren­ INTEREST RATE’ Call Brian Weigla good, but no longer used character. Non smok­ room apartment. ovated, private lot. 645-8912 Mika Bauar 647-7760 Items around your home. ers. No pets. $750. plus Large yard, $600 plus One car garage. Large •MANCHESTER 643-1591 *VERN0N 871-1400 utilities. 647-7725. utilities and security. deck. Very clean. Ex­ 647-8467. GLASTONBURY - Se­ cellent condition. $800 You're invited to our cond floor, 2 bedroom, MANCHESTER. Availa­ monthly. Coll Dennis at OPEN HOUSE ble August 15. Two [HOMES HOMES heat, hot water, $700 872-7291 between 9om [HOMES bedroom apartment on and 6pm dolly. Saturday, July 22nd, 12-3 p.m. FOR SALE FOR SALE monthly plus one The Commuter's Dream FOR SALE month security. One second floor, newly remodeled. New ap­ at TINKER POND, BOLTON year lease. References. STORE AND Woodland Glen is a quaint community PICTURE BOOK HOME - OWNER Wonts quick oc- No pets. August 1st. pliances. $600 per of only 17 Condominium Homes situated MANCHESTER -$158,000. OFFICE SPACE Inviting sun porch for Classic Colonial lines tlon. Bolton, 3 bedroom 633-9325. month. No utilities. in Manchester, just 10 minutes from Come visit one of our homes Ranch. Open eat-ln kit­ Laundry facilities downtown Hartford. summer In this 3 bed­ abound In this 3 bed­ MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ presently under construction by... room home In Man­ chen on alm ost 5 available. Coll even­ FOUR Air conditioned •5 models to choose from room colonial with IV2 rooms In 2 family ings 647-9072 or 236- offices will become baths. Huge living chester sooth end. A wooded acres. $154,900. -Attached garages with door opener Flano Realty, 646- $650/month plus secur­ 0396. available on August 1st •2-bedrooms • 1‘A-baths We build custom homes the “old fashioned way” with room and formal din­ fabulous residence.B- ity. Call Robin 646-0043 In Manchester. The so. •Fully applianced -Choice of colors ing room. Located In a lanchard & Rossetto 5200.n______after 3pm. MANCHESTER. Beoutl- careful attention to quality, design and detail. ful 1 bedroom, living ft. measurements tor -Priced form $139,900 desirable area. Nancy Realtors," We’rb Sel­ BIRCH Mountain the offices ore 600, 480, vonHollen. Sentry Real ling Houses" 644-2482.0 Splendor. 8 room hil­ EAST HARTFORD - 2 room, dining room, kit­ bedroom, appliances, chen with dishwasher 300 and 240. Centrally CALL 645-8480 For Info Directions: Main St. to Woodland Estote, 643-4060.0 ltop Contemporary located with ample •Bring your plans or take a look at ours. PREFERRED living! with views on 1.5 acres. wall-to-wall, near park and oil appliances, olr •with builders subsidized payment MODEL HOURS: Tuesday & Thursday MANCHESTER -$192,500. and bus line. Quiet conditioned. Quiet, on parking. Coll 649-2891. for 1 year to qualified buyers , 3:00-6:00 P.M. Saturday it Sunday 1- 00-4- 00 Wonderful family co­ Owner financing! A Dramatic oak stair­ Contemporary exte­ case, hardwood floors, neighborhood. Call 289- bus line. Ideal for mid­ 1200 so. ft. Store for tease. Diractlom: Porter St. to Camp Mootioi, rIgM oo Bireh Mta. Rd., riglit ooto TIokor Pood lonial with 4 or 5 bed­ 0000. dle aged or senior citi­ Hartford Rood, Man­ rooms. Large country rior, unique. Individu­ custom oak cabinetry. Rd., rigM to Pood View — hMM oo right alized Interior. 3 large Cedar cathedral cell­ EAST HARTFORD - One zen. Heat and hot water chester at L.A. East kitchen, bulltins, flow­ Included. Only $610. Plozo. Available Sep­ ering trees, first floor bedrooms, Including a ing. Call today for pri­ bedroom, heat and hot ■ aJM ANNING RR A1.TY luxury master suite. vate showing! $299,900. water Included. Wall- Come see why we tember 1. Coll F&D laundry, and garage. $317,900. Flano Realty, Flano Realty, 646- to-wall. Near park. Coll rarely hove a vacancy. Annum Realty. 649- YoYo Carroll. Sentry 528-2914. 247-5030. 6544. Real Estate, 643-4060.O 64«-5200a. 5200.D 9 8 9 J u

I INDUSTRIAL I MISCELLANEOUS TAG CARS I I CARS CARS PROPERTY FURNITURE FOR SALE SALES I 8 b 1 s a l e s FOR SALE CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER - 6000 KING size bedroom set, 1971 BUG - runs but needs sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ solid cherry, complete FOR Sale children Items, MOVING - must sell. BOLTON, 11 Meadow Rd. cribs $40., playpen $25., Everything must go. (off Bolfon Ctr. Rd.) work. Takeoll or parts. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK vator service. 95 Hil­ set In excellent condi­ 643-8744. CARTER liard St. 647-9137. walker $7.50, Johnnie Furniture, hutch, Saturday and Sunday, C H E V R O LET — GEO 6UARANTEE tion. Also antique oak Jumper $5.00, Century CLYDE high chair, converts to washer, dryer, house­ 9am-4pm. Children, 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots Of 1229 Main St., Manchester AMC '82 Concord *2,995 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. car seats $10., baby hold Items and much lady's clothing, bikes, extras. 4 cylinder. $2300 SAVE UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. Just because you don't stroller. Excellent con­ U S E D C A R S Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,995 ROUTE 83, VERNON dition, Iron wheels. clothes sizes new born more. Saturday and toys, furniture, and or best offer. 643-2192 Fully Worranteed use on Item doesn't mean to 4 years. Call 647-1990. Sunday, July 22 and 23, miscellaneous.______after 6 pm. - Chevy '88 Celebrity *4995 84 Celebrity 4 Or. *4 9 9 5 the Item has lost Its value. Please call 646-7490and $4995 Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 84 Buick Century Wagon *6 6 9 5 M A Y T A G W asher In 9am-3pm, 27 Glenwood TAG SALE-Sat., July 22, FORD Thunderbird, 1985- 83 310 Blazer Auto, A/C PURCHASE OR LEASE Y leave message.______Why not exchange It for Street or call 649-0542. Olds '84 Cutlass *5.995 85 Buick Somanal 2 Or. *7 2 9 5 BEDROOM Set, maho­ good condition $50. 9am-3pm. Clothing, alr, oil power, V6, 61K 87 Ford Escort 2 Or., Auto, A/C ^ SH O P THE REST BUY FROM THE BEST cash with an ad In Classi­ Roper gas range $50. MANCHESTER, 340 Ly- furniture and toys. 61 miles. Automatic 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto Olds '83 (^Cruiser *5,985 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7 3 9 5 fied? 643-2711. gany, double bed, FINANCBASSISTANCBPLAN dresser, mirror, chest Baby hlghchalr wood dall Street. Friday thru Alton St. Rain date transmission. 646-9826. $5995 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6.995 85 Electra T-Type *9 9 9 5 of drawers, 2 night $10. Coll 643-6452. Sunday 7/21 - 7/23. 7/29. CAMARO-1976. 305, auto­ 84 Dodge Ceravan Minivan Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 85 Century Wagon *7 9 9 5 Auto, A/C tables. $300. 643-8784. TWO End tables, book Jugs, crockery, cost SATU RDAY, 28-34 SO- matic transmission, Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 85 Electra 4 Door *9 9 9 5 case cabinets, exercise Iron toys, old bottles. 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto, A/C DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND I MISCELLANEOUS BUFFET-French Provin­ Adorns. Multi-family. many new parts, power Olds '85 Calais *7,995 86 Spectrum 4 Or. *4 9 9 5 FOR RENT bike, exercise rower, Blob top beer bottles, Furnifure, antiques, steering, brakes, air. 87 Olds FIrenza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C PLUS... cial, frultwood. End miscellaneous Items. $7495 Olds '87 Clera *7,995 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 Table, lamp. Excellent 147 Cub Cadet riding storm windows, ste- 646-4995. BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... ONE car garage, $65 per mower, black and COVENTRY - Rain or . rling, bottles, books, 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. Pont '87 Grand Am *7.995 86 Nova 4 Or. *6 4 9 5 condition. Call 649- Auto. A/C — 3 In Stock Olds '87 Calais *8,995 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 AND WE LL $AVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ monfh. Convient and 3702. white portable TV. Call shine, Saturday and collectibles, house­ secure. Evenings 643- 646-8256 after 4pm. Sunday, 9am-3pm. hold, golf, miscellane­ I MISCELLANEOUS $7995 Olds '88 Toyo *9,995 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6 9 9 5 87 Volkswagen Jatta 4 Or. Neighborhood sale. 86 Delta 88 2 Or. *9 9 9 5 Now Thru July 31 $t... VOLKWAGBN SUMMBR CASH 9321. TV/STEREO/ ous Items. Raln/shine. AUTOMOTIVE Auto. A/C BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE MANCHESTER - 2 car TAG Kids clothes, toys, fur­ 86 Merkur XR4TI *9 4 9 5 and/or discount amounts will be applied to APPLIANCES niture, rugs and more. 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Or„ Autoi 0JC AND MARINE garage on Main St. 1 SALES CARS TIRES. (4)MlchellnMXL 87 Chcv Camero A/C. T-Topa 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 your purchase or lease of a new VW in stock. bay or 2 $40 each. Call N Rte.44 to Northfleld to 175/70R13 Steel radial, 2SB Adams 8L Maneh. FREEZER, upright - 9 Fleldstone Lone. FOR SALE low miles. $50.647-0301. 649-1749 Robin 646-0043 after cubic feet. Sears, al­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 646-6464 872-9111 3pm. MULTI-Famlly. East- CHROME 15" CheVy 4X4 mond. Approximately eral Statute 23-65 prohibits field and Northfleld FORD 1980 Bronco. 351 5 years old, used very the posting of advertise­ engine. Automatric. rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- FOX GL $400 FOX GL WOLFSBURG $600 ments by any person, firm or Sts., Manchester. Sat­ 2439 or 645-8776. $175 little. $95 cash. 643-8784. urday 9am-5pm. $4,000. or best offer. CARDINAL SCHALLER corporation on a telegraph, negotiable. JOE RILEY’S ACURA QUALITY CHILD CARE telephone, electric light or Coll 649-4998.______DILLON FORD GOLF GL $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG BUICK, INC. PRE-OWNED AUTOS $1,000 I SPORTING power pole or to a tree, OLDSMOBILE 1987, 319 Main St., Manchester LICENSED Day Care shrub, rock, or any other I CARS Clera, 16K, mint condi­ I CARS 1988 Buick Century *14999 83 Honda Prelude *6495 GOODS natural oblect without a writ­ 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 86 Ford Excort Wag. *3998 Only 40K. AT. AK. R w * H n d CARBIOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 provider In good fam­ FOR SALE tion, under warrantee. FOR SALE ily neighborhood have ten permit for the purpose of $8,000 643-0699. 1988 Buick LaSabre *12999 86 Lynx HUC393 *3495 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 GOLF clubs, used starter protecting Itorthepubllcand 1988 Buick Century *11990 85 Marquis 4 Door *7995 Auto. A/C an opening for 4 child­ 1988 Buick RMera Cpe. *14,800 JEHAGL $1,000 JEHAGL WOLFSBURG $2,000 sets and full sets. $25 to corries a fine of up to $50 for 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 ren. Constant supervi­ each offense. 1987 Nissan GXE Wag. *7280 5 9^.. A/C. Sporty $95. M isc e lla n e o u s 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB *7960 *7995 sion and care for vour FLEA M ARKET. House- 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 clubs. 649-1794. 1986 Buick Electra 380 *10250 SB Eacort Pony *5295 S Spd. Eoonomlcal Cor JEHA GL! $2,000 JEHAGLI WOLFSBURG $2,500 child. 647-1101. License ware, furniture,je­ 1968 Buick Century Wag. *6960 number 25473. 87 Eicon "QL" H/B *5595 83 Ford Escort Wagon <2600 welry. Saturday 9:00 to 1986 Buick LeSabre *8290 4 Bpood. StOTMo. C iM n C « r IBOATS/MARINE 5:00pm. 43 Purnell 1986 Buick Century *7690 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 1986 Olimobila Calais *6980 *5795 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 EQUIPMENT Place.______66 Brand Naw Faativa 8 Spd.. A/C. CiM n I CARPENTRY/ 1986 Chev. Monte Carlo *6496 88 Cougar White *11495 INSTANT CREDIT TO RECENT COLLEOE ORADS TAG SALE - Everything CHORCHES 1986 Toyota Camry *9180 86 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 REMODELING 18' HOBIE Catamaran - goes! 17A Sycamore 1987 Plym Horizon Sad *4960 85 Tempo 2 Poor *2695 8 Of, 5 Spd. On« Own«r ASK US FOR DETAILS... with aluminum trailer Lane, Manchester. rHKY.SI.KR O adgE OodgeTmchs ^ 1987 Buick Regal Cpe *9860 88 Ranger Pickup *6495 83 Olds Regency *4995 C REATIVE Laminates of and Beach Easy 1985 Buick Regal Cpe *6860 88 Ford FI 50 *6995 va FuPy LowM. Uka N»w East Hartford, fabrica­ July 24 through July 27. 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 loader. $3290. Call 875- Evenings, 4-8.______85 Bronco II AT *6995 MANY OTHERS TO m tors of contemporary 1497. CHOOSE FROM styles, cabinets, coun­ RAIN or shine - 26 Tho­ 81 Adam s St. 84 El so Van *3995 ters, and furnishings. 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - mas Drive, Saturday, Manchester 88 Eicon Pony *5195 345 CENTER ST. X v O lK SW A G lN . INC. Also cabinet new Hardly used, 2 person, July 22, 9am-4pm. Don’t Wait For A Sale! 88 Ford FI 50 P/U *10595 MANCHESTER 24 Tolland Tnpk. • Vernon, CT • 649-2638 fronts, refaclng or re- with cover and trailer. Household Items, truck 649-4571 643-2145 *47-7077 flnlshlng available. Make offer. 875-1497. tires and rims. Rt. 84 East. Exit 63. Go Left, 1 Mile on Left Call days 9am to 5pm. LEGAL NOTICES Every Day Is 528-9748. I MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICE The Bolton Zoning Commis­ We Give You More For Less Money sion will hold a public hear­ Sale Day FLOORING ing on Wednesday, August 2, E N D R O L L S 1989 at 7:30 p.m. at the Com­ munity Holl to hear the fol­ OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! 2 V h " width — 25C lowing; Shop Us First 13" width — 2 for 25« Application of Richard Gre­ FLOOR SANDING Newsprint end rolls can be gory Builders to construct a picked up at the Manchester commercial building at 1239 • New and Old floors Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS • Natural & Stained Monday through Thursday. Mark Johnson, Chairman fiaance Rebate up to ' Bolton Zoning Commission 2.9 flo o rs A.P.R LEGAL NOTICES 049-07 OR CASH BACK REBATE John Verfaille - MfrSTSO on select OF ** ****** <1000 On Selected Models* NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of Probate, ESTATE OF District of Manchester ALBERT J. CERVINI NOTICE OF HEARING MISCELLANEOUS The Honorable William E. ESTATE OF FitzGerald, Judge of the JOSEPH SCLAFANI ^ __ J 319 MAIN STREET OVER 50 USED CARS AND TRUCKS SERVICES Court of Probate, District of a minor 88 Demo 89 Demo . DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES • Manchester at a hearing held Pursuant to an order of Hon. 'Q H \ MANCHESTER. CT GSL Building Molnte- on 7/20/89 ordered that all William E. FitzGerald, ( J | M Y" V-/ (Opposite Manchester Hospital) nance Co. Commercl- claims must be presented to Judge, dated July 18, 1989 a Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo SUMMERTIME SPECIALS al/ResIdentlal building the fiduciary at the address hearing will be held on an below. Failure to promptly application praying for repairs and home Im­ present any such claim may Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. provements. Interior authority to compromise and result In the loss of rights to settle a doubtful and disputed and exterior painting, recover on such claim. claim In favor of said estate r NEW 1989 ESCORT 2 DR HATCHBACK ^ USED CARS & TRUCKS light carpentry. Com­ Susan McQuay as In said application on file plete lanitorlal ser­ Ass't Clerk more fully appears, at the OVER 50 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM ■QQrniirAD, cii/iQt; ’85 MERCURY MARQUIS *12980 *17055 Loaded! brouquam vice. Experienced, rel­ The fiduciary Is; Court of Probate on August7, Equipped With 4 Cyl., P/B, 4 Speed Transmission, Radio, Tinted Glass, Elec. Rear Defroster. 88 COUGAR $11,495 $7595 iable, free estimates. William J. Diana, Esq. 1989 at 1:30 P.M. 643-0304. 1045 Main Street Elizabeth A. Bldwell, ’88 ESCORT Stk #344 $4995 ’85 MUSTANG COUPE $4995 Manchester, CT 06040 Ass't Clerk J. Pre Owned 047-07 046-07 S A L E P R IC E ’85F-150TRUCK Stk«9522A $6595 DRIVEWAYS 84 5th Ave. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE ’87 ESCORT Stk#UC362 $3495 Court of Probeta, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — ’88 FORD RANGER $6295 SEALED & REPAIRED District of Coventry ESTA TE OF Auto — Air — Cassette Auto — Air NOTICE OF HEARING GUISEPPI NAPOLI Loaded '86 MECURY LYNX $4295 sik#UC377 Reasonable Rates, ESTATE OF The Honorable William E. 6342 Quality Work JOSEPH SUMARA *4195 <8995 <6450 Pursuant to an order of Hon. FitzGerald, Judge of the ’88F-150 €ik#UC369 $9995 Court of Probate, District of /Vso 2-Dfs., 4 On., WaooM, Stands, 646-0561 David C. Rappe, Judge, dated Manchester at a hearing held STK. #9617 July 19, 1989 a hearing will be 85 PwiHac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon Automatics, Soma \Mth Air - Soma Without '85 T-BIRD Stk#uC392 $5495 ’84 FORD E-150 TRUCK $4595 held on an application praying on 7/19/89 ordered that all V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — V-8 — claims must be presented to Stk#UC386 that a document purporting to the fiduciary at the address 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air SUPER VALUE - THIS IS NOT A STRIPPED CAR be the last will and testament on or before October 19,1989 ■86 TAURUS WAGON $7495 . . j b rq n CO II $6495 of sold doceosed be approved or be barred as by law <6250 <3995 Come Early For Best Choice On America s r i car FURNITURE and admitted to probote and provided. <7995 -PLUS TAX aneoistnATXiN that letters testamentary be 10 pc. Mahogany Chip­ Issued as In said oppllcatlon on Susan McQuay tile more fully appears, at the Ass't Clerk SA L E S DEPT. Mon.-Thure. 8:30-8-J0; pendale dining room Court of Probate on August 1, The fiduciary Is: 80 Oakland St., Manchester Offers Expire 7/31/89 FrL 9JG4KM ; S a t 8:3G-SKW set. Table with two 1989 at 7:15 P.M. Lillian Napoli leaves and table pads. 8 Geraldine E. McCaw, 30 Williams Street PARTS A SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-frf. S iS O S M ■ chairs, buffet. Price Ass't Clerk Manchester, CT 06040 Exit 63 Off 1-84 BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 24 Hour Towing - CompMe Repair A PebMine negotiable. 643-4328. 048-07 643-2791 Not raaponsteia for typographical •rrors. 9 045-07 9 8 9 J

* V • . V < *. 9 • . VISIT SPORTS ______1983 MAZDA RX7 XSU Watson scramble^ 2 back at the British Open Limited Edition, 5 speed, Air, mORIAItTV BROTHERS AM /FM Cassette, ER Bv Bob Green Curtis Strange was at 144 after a 74 Y The Associated Press Three-time British Open winner Jack Nicklaus shot 71-145 TROON. Scotland — Tom Watson, While Watson and Stewart were searching for some golfing history in advancing among the leaders, some the misty Scottish haze he loves so Gemologist DIAMOND of the European stars who have >5939, well, regained instead a touch of the dominated this tournament in recent Gemologist magic that once was his alone. years quietly slipped back into the ‘Tm not the golfer I was in 1980,” pack the 39-year-old Watson said Friday, Seve Ballesteros of Spain, the '35 ‘but there’s still a lot of that in me.” defending champion and a three-time MINE! There was enough left to produce a British Open title-holder, took a 73 68 — a scrambly, spectacular effort after missing .six-foot putts on the last similar to tho.se of his glory years — three holes and was at 145. that lifted him to within two strokes of Too much ground to make up’ 1987 MAZDA 1986 FORD Its* C H RYS LER 1985 PONTIAC 1983 CHEV the .second round lead in the 118th "I think so.” said Seve. B2600 4X4 T-BIRD STN A V EN U E GRAND PRIX MONTE CARLO AT. A/C Briti.sh Open And it afforded him a Pickup Auto. A/C A u lo A/C Former champion Sandy Lyle of L_ > 8 9 9 5 *5995 *4999 glimpse of the goal he's seeking, a Scotland and Ian Woosnam of Wales Helena p o i o w s k i * 9 9 9 9 *6995 sixth British Open Champion.ship to 1985 FORD high among the pre-tournament fa­ Tolland 1984 PONTIAC 1986 HYUNDAI 1987 MAZDA TEMPO Harry Dalesslo match the record set by Harrv Vardon vorites. were another stroke higher at HERO G LS EX C EL S E CAB PlUB A u to AM /FM Manchester in 1914 146. two over par and 11 shots back *3999 *3999 *6949 *4444 “It was a mixed grill.” Wat.son said Arnold Palmer 59. who won this 1988 CHEVY of the four-under-par effort over the 1984 PONTIAC 1986 MERCURY 1987 MAZDA 1988 LINCOLN Gemologist title on this course in 1962. responded CELEBRITY H ER O COUPE CAPRI RX7 TOW N CAR tame and docile links of Royal Troon with a jaunty wave of the putter to a * S p M d Air S Spd . A/C. Rwl A uto. A /C 1985 MERKUR “There was some luck. There was standing ovation from the gallery 1 » M iO D G E *3666 *16,999 XR4TI ‘4999 *11888 *9650 n«d. AT. A/C some magic. Ihit some bad shots. I hit around the 18th green RAM CHARGER 1983 BUICK 1988 MAZDA 1985 BMW 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY *7881 some great shots.” he said, then But their applause was for the Must See CENTURY *11,999 B2200 P/UP SABLE Auto, A /C CAVALIER shrugged. ‘‘It was a typical Tom memories he has provided, not for the *6325 *11900 *8999 *2999 Wat.son round” 82 he shot this day. He finished with a *4222 It included the luck and magic of a 164 total and failed to qualify for the 1985 PONTIAC 1986 1985 MERCURY 1985V> FORD TRANS AM MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON 60-foot sand shot that nestled into the final two rounds. A/C. T-Topi CORDIA TURBO S ip d . AM/FM. aiuo A uto A/C cup for an eagle, along with a pair of PGA champion Jeff Sluman also *7991 *7550 *2950 *4666 15-foot par-saving putts. missed at 73-151 “Obviously. I’m in a good position to Grady who played in Australia Gene Johnson win It's a matter of doing it. The Asia and Europe before settling in the Vernon desire is there; no question about it.” United States scored his first Ameri­ Watson said. can Tour victory two months ago in His foremost obstacle at the mo­ the Westchester Classic. 1987 OLDSMOmiE CUTLASS ment is Wayne Grady, an Australian He dropped 25- and 30-foot putts on 1985 CHRYSLER RFTH AVE. journeyman who has a history of the front and reached the turn in 34 A Salon Supreme, Automatic, Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo second-place finishes. 26 of them in a 25-footer on the 10th and a two-putt AM/FM Stereo, Air globe- trotting career birdie-four on the llth put him two in Grady, who said he was "playing front. conservative, trying not to take on too The AtsociRfted Prets But the breezy Grady had to work much of the golf course.” saved a 67 LEADER — Wayne Grady of Australia watches his tee shot down hard to hold it He found a greensidt and reached the tournament halfway bunkers on both the 17th and 18th. bu; the fairway during second-round play at the British Open on saved par on each dropping a 20-foo* Gemologist point at 135, nine shots under par >5972 Watson, who once dominated the Friday. Grady was at 9-under-par 135 to hold a two-stroke lead putt on the 17th *944 world game but has won only once in at the tournament's halfway point. Gemologist “I just kind of got ahead of myself the last five years, was tied for second on those last two holes, trying to finish with Payne Stewart at 137. Romero shot 70 and Stephens advantage. He birdied half the holes matched par 72 on the course that, for he played in a round of 66 the round before the holes ran out " he Stewart, runner-up in the 1985 said 1986 BUICK RIVIERA British Open, closed up with a course- the second day in a row, was deprived Simpson was tied at 139 four back, record 65, breaking the mark set by of its natural defenses in the absence with Mark McCumber. Fred Couples, Watson, who holds a record six Coupe, Automatic, Air, All Sandy Lyle, Tom Purtzer and Bobby of winds off the Firth of Clyde and Steve Pate, Mark Calcavecchia. Player of the Year titles, has been in a Clampett in 1982. yielded some remarkably low scores. Australian Greg Norman and a pair of slump of varying intensity for most of Power, AM/FM Cassette Eduardo Romero of Argentina, "We played a very easy Troon Englishmen. Derrick Cooper and five years. David Feherty of Northern Ireland today,” Watson said of the gentle Mark James. breezes and cool, misty drizzle. “The Lee Trevino could do no better than In that period, he has won only once Andy Lyon and first round leader Wayne Ste­ phens of England were another stroke golf course had no teeth in it.” a 73 and was at 141. Masters champ It was the most financially rewarding Vernon Former U.S. Open champ Scott Nick Faldo of England had another 71 tournament of them all, dlrs 2 million Gemologist Gemologist back at 138. Phil Seidel Gemologist Feherty advanced with a 67, Simpson, among others, took full and was at 142. U.S. Open champ Nabisco championship in 1987. Enfield >9222 Scores come tumbling down through 2 rounds 1986 PONTIAC FIREBIRD By Lorry SIddons Weiskopf, Larry Nelson and Sam Torrance at 3-over “The golf course doesn’t have many teeth in it,” 5 Speed, Air, AM/FM Stereo The Associated Press par; and Andy Bean, Fuzzy Zoeller and Gordon said Watson, who shot a 4-under par 68 and tied ■Gemologist Brand Jr., at 4-over. Farther off the pace were Payne Stewart at 137. “The course is very benign I TROON. Scotland — Maybe it’s the weather. Or current U.S. PGA champion Jeff Sluman (7-over) We played a very easy Troon today.” and former Open champions Tony Jacklin (13-over) Brian “Sully" Sullivan Carloa Tompkins Fred Handel maybe it’s just a case of young players learning to “Easy” is not generally associated with Royal play links golf. and Arnold Palmer, last on the board at 20-over 164. Ashford Stafford Springs Glastonbury Just making it at 2-over were 1985 Open champ Troon. Weiskopf, who won here in 1973, called it the Whatever the case, scores have tumbled through toughest course of those currently used for the the first two rounds of the 118th British Open, with Sandy Lyle, Ian Woosnam, Bob Tway and Ben >7612 Crenshaw. British Open. two course records and some of the sport’s biggest MORIARTY BROTHERS names barely making the halfway cut of 146, just Players on both sides of par said Friday that a Tom Kite, the leading U.S. money-winner, had two strokes over par for 36 holes. shift in the winds from the usual northwesterly predicted that the usual Troon strategy of “getting 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT Compared with the last time the tournament was quadrant to southeasterly probably made the all you can on the front nine and holding on for dear held here, the cut number is astounding. In 1982, biggest difference. life down the stretch” again would prevail, despite a ,1 "The weather is a big factor,” said defending Aiex Brown when Tom Watson won his fourth of five Opens, the thinner-than-usual rough and rockhard fairways Ellington cut was six shots higher at 8-oyer par 152. champion Seve Ballesteros of Spain, 10 strokes caused by a hot, dry summer. ■ Among top players just missing the cut were last behind leader Wayne Grady after a second-round The back nine, however, has been more like a 643-5135 year’s runner-up Nick Price, and veterans Tom 73. Highland rose than Scottish thistle so far this week. 9 8 9 J U

Scoreboard Sports in Brief U.S. leads in Davis Cup,

Nick Faldo 71-71— 142 Mike Donald 7265— 137 National Leagua raaulta Luis Corbonetti 71-72— 143 (311 Morgan 7867— 137 Don Pooley 7270— 143 Toughest Final DavM Jackson 7166—137 Basebafl Michael Harwood 71- 72— 143 Holes on the Pat Megowon 71-67-ia Legion hosts South Windsor Blanta 4. Cuba 3 Gene Sauers 7073- 143 Jim Hallet 7266— ia second match is suspended Paul Hoad 7271— 143 PGA Tour (1988) Dick Mast 7266— 1 » The Manchester Legion baseball squad will play Brian Marchbank 6974— 143 Jim Thorpe 7868— ia By Rick Warner SAN FRAN <5orv Koch 72- 71— 143 John McComIRi 7365— IB three games over the weekend. Manchester will CHICAGO Philip Walton Avg. The Associated Press Amsrican League standinge o b rh b l o b rh b l 6974— 143 Bob Wolcott 7464— is host Unionville in a non-Zone game today at 1 at Y Vllov Singh strokes Butler ct 4 110 Walton cf 5 0 11 71-73— 144 DavM Toms 6872— IB East Catholic’s Eagle Field. Following that game at RThmp 2b 3 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b Tom Kite 7074— 144 Course over par Brion Tennyson 6969— IB Com im v m m 5 0 10 Roger Chopmon MUNICH, West Germany - WCIark lb 3 10 0 DwSmth If 4 10 0 7668— 144 Rex Caldwell 67-71— IB 5 p.m., Manchester will entertain first-place South W L Fcf. Chip Beck OB Mitchell If 4 12 1 Groce 1b 7569— 144 Dan HalMorson 67/1— IB Last-minute substitute Brad Gil­ Baltimore S3 40 .570 4 12 2 Brad Foxon Bay Hill Windsor in a crucial Zone Eight meeting. Riles 3b 4 111 Dawson rt 7272— 144 Dove Barr 7365-1B New Yorfc 46 49 .484 8 4 0 10 o-Russell Clovdon bert rallied to beat Carl-Uwe Kennedy c 4 0 10 McCInd 3b 7074— 144 Orlando, Fla. .392 Tom Pernice Jr. 6876-1B Manchester concludes its weekend slate Sunday at 5 Boston 44 47 .484 8 3 0 10 Jumbo DzakI Sherldn rt 2 0 2 2 Wlllloms p 000 0 71-73— 144 Ed Humenik 7068— IB Steeb in five sets Friday and give Toronto 46 49 .484 8 Bernhard Longer 71-73— 144 Bob Proben 6969^.138 p.m. when it entertains Hebron in a non-Zone game. Cleveland 45 49 MMndo rt 10 0 0 Berrvhlll c 4 00 0 Blue Monster Course the United States a 1-0 lead over .479 8'/2 Uribe ss Christy O'Connor Jr. 71-73— 144 Tim Norris 7266— 139 Mllwoukee 44 51 4 3 0 0 Ounston ss 4 12 0 .463 10 Garretts p 3 0 0 0 Stephen Bennett 7569^144 Doral CC, Miami .372 Russ Cochron 7869— 139 defending champion West Ger­ Detroit 33 59 .399 19»/» Sutcliffe p 10 0 0 Lefferts p 10 0 0 Curtis Strange 7074-144 Dan Foreman 7465— 139 West Division Varsho oh 10 0 0 Brett Ogle Swim meet slated Thursday many in their Davis Cup SWIIson p 0 0 0 0 7470— 144 Muirfield Village GC Bob Lohr 7869— 139 W L Pet. OB Emmanuel Dussort 7668— 144 Roger Moltble Collfomla Pico p 0 0 00 7869— 139 semifinal. 55 38 .991 Emlyn Aubrey 7273— 145 Dublin, Ohio .343 Duffy Waldorf 7168— 139 The 22nd anual Town Swim Meet, sponsored by Oakland 56 39 Romos 3b 0 0 0 0 Gilbert, filling in for injured .589 _ Seve Ballesteros 7273— 145 Brian Foot 7267— 139 Konsos Cltv 54 4? Totals 33 4 74 Totals 35 3 8 3 the Manchester Rec Department, will be held .563 AAork Davis 7768— 145 Butler National GC Webb Heintzelmon 7168— 139 John McEnroe, downed Steeb6-2, Texos 57 43 .547 4 Lorry Mize 71-74— 145 Borrv Cheesmon 7267— 139 Thursday at Verplanck Pool. Warm ups are at 9 Seattle 47 47 .500 Son Prondsco 884 888 888-4 Oak Brook, III. .326 2-6, 2-6, 6-4,6-4 in just under three $ '/j Otlcaae 881 888 818-6 Jock NIcklaus 7471— 145 Buddy Gardner 7169— 140 a.m. with the meet starting at 9:30 a.m. Minnesota 45 50 .474 n Sandy Stephen 71-74-145 Jay Hoos hours before a stunned capacity Chicooo E— AhcClendon, WCIark. LOB— Son 7268- 140 39 56 .411 17 o-Robert Korlsson 7270— 145 Augusta National GC Andrew Magee Rain date is Friday. mdov't Oomti Francisco 6i, Chicago 8 2B— Groce, Butter, 71-69— 140 crowd of 12,300 at Olympic Hall. Mitchell. 3B— Dawson. HR— Groce (5). Govln Levenson 6978-145 Augusta, Ga. .319 Doug Weaver 7367-140 Lota OofTw* Net In d w M Peter Teravolnen Entry blanks can be obtained at all town pools and 8 —R Thompson, Sutettffe, Ronras. 7273-145 Mike McCullough 7878— 140 The second match, between ' Oilcoool.BottonO Mark McNutty 7270— 145 John Huston they must be returned no later than noon Tuesday. Texa],Ntwyork3 IP N R B R S B t o 6971— 140 Boris Becker and Andre Agassi, son pfvnciece Peter Jocobsen 71-74— 145 Leofxird Thompson 7878— 140 MllwouknS, MInnesotaS A6ork Roe 7471— 145 Swimmers may enter three events with an entry fee was halted at midnight after Garretts W M 723 7 3 1 0 5 Brad Bryant 7169— 140 KonusCItvA, CIvvelond 1 Jet OzokI 7271— 146 Oilck Evans 3230— « Jim Benepe of 75 cents per event. Toronto a t Seattle, (n) Lofforts S,17 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 7268— 140 Becker had rallied from two sets David (kohom 7472— 146 Qiortas Coodv 3S32-67 Harry Toylor DetrottalCollfomlo, (n) O tie o g * 7878— 140 The event is open to Manchester residents only. sutoiifto L,iog Ion Woosnom 7472— 146 HaroM Honning 3 «3 -d 7 Steve Hart down to force a fifth set. BoIttmoreotOokland, (n) 7 « 4 4 2 5 JInvnv Powoll 6872-140 SWKion Jose Rivero 71- 75— 146 3233-ee DovM Peoples 7169-140 SotMrtfoy'fOamet 2 ^ 1 0 0 0 0 Bobby Nichols Both sides agreed to stop the Pteo 1-3 Ben Crenshaw 7273— 146 333S-M Brian Ctaor 7267— 140 Oilcoao (Oolion M ) ot Boston (Dooson 0 0 0 0 1 Sandy Lyle Lorry Mowry match. It will resume Saturday at Wllltaim 1 7273— 146 33543 3 Sarah McGuire 7268— 140 Bruce Devlin 4:30 p.m. — Cycling: Tour Pittsburgh 4. 2B— Bonilla, Smiley. HR— Donna White 6872— 140 3537— 77 sion between the third and fourth Going into the match, Gilbert Cblcoeo 51 44 .537 3'/^ John Schle* 3234— 77 de France, Channel 8 han. Jody Rosenthal and Kris Monaghan. Sunday. St. Louis Bonds (13). Sally Quintan 7268— 140 47 44 .516 5>/7 Carl Unis 3735— 77 sets. had a 2-2 record in Davis Cup Plttsburph 39 53 IP H R RR BB SO Rosie Jones 71-69— 140 5 p.m. — Track and Field: Officials said that if Becker .424 14 Los Angeles Dick Howell 3237— 73 singles while Steeb was 6-2. Phllodelohia 37 55 .402 16 Alice Rttznwn 7467— 141 Tom Show U.S. Olympic Festival. ESPN Evans, Ryhan In front does play doubles on Saturday, he Steeb had the momentum going Belcher L6-9 7 7 4 4 2 9 Domw Cusofta-Wllklns 6972— 141 3734— 73 Gilbert, ranked‘l4th in the world, Seorage 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ben Smith 3*35— 73 will be given at least one hour to into the break, having just won W L Janice Gibson 7871— 141 7 p.m. — Braves at Mets, Pet. OB PIttsburoh Aaron Tommy 3234— 73 CLEVELAND (AP) — Chick Evans, a last- had never played No. 23 Steeb Son Francisco 58 38 .604 Dottle Mochrle 7871— 141 Bert Yoncey Sportschannel. WFAN (660- rest after his match against the third set after saving four Smiley W6-5 9 5 1 0 2 4 Sandra Haynie 7871— 141 3734— 73 minute entry, hirdied six straight holes on the back Houston 54 42 .563 4 G a y Brewer break points. But the rest seemed before in an official event. WP— Smiley. Lynn Adams 71-71— 142 3*35— 73 AM) Agassi is completed. Agassi won Son Dlepo 47 49 .490 11 Dale Douglass 3732-73 nine Friday for a 6-under-par 66 and a share of the The winner of the U.S.-West CIncInnotl 45 51 Umpires— Home, KlWer; First, Lovne; Ctarolyn Hill 7369^142 two tiebreakers, 7-4 and 7-5, to rejuvenate Gilbert, who came .469 13 Second, Davis; Third, Gregg. Billy AAaxwell 353*-73 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at Los Angeles 44 52 .458 14 Nancy Romsbattom 71-71— 142 Doug Dolztel first-round lead in the inaugural Ameritech Senior out of the locker room and won the Germany series will play the T— 2:06. Marta Flguero4Dottl 7468— 142 3439— 73 Rangers, WPOP before Becker stormed back to Atlonta 40 56 .417 18 Al Kelley 3438— 74 Open. Kristi Albers 7872— 142 even the match by winning a final two sets despite erratic winner of the Sweden-Yugoslavia Don January 3*34— 74 9 p.m. — Track and Field: Evans, a non-winner on the PGA Senior Tour, was Late Oome Not Included Deedee Lasker 7267— 142 Butch Bolrd groundstrokes and a weak second semifinal for the Davis Cup Tracy Kerdyk 7271— 143 3737— 74 U.S. Olympic Festival, ESPN third-set tiebreaker 7-4 and tak­ Son Francisco 4, Cbicogo 3 Doug Sorxlers 3*32-74 not originally in the 72-player field. He did not find serve. championship in December. The Plttsburph 4, Los Angeles 1, 1st gome Heather Drew 7271— 143 Phil Rodgers ing the fourth set 6-3. Laura Bough 7873— 143 3238— 74 out he was playing until Bob Goalby dropped out Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 3, 2nd gome Jim O'Hern 3235— 74 The opening victory by Gilbert “ I was playing like a wimp,” United States hasn’t won the Montreal 3, Cincinnati 1 Muffin Spencer-Devlln 7271— 143 Doug Ford Sunday Tuesday night. Tina Barrett 6875— 143 3236— 75 was crucial for the United States Gilbert said. “ I had gotten caught Davis Cup since 1982 and hasn’t New York 6, Atlanto4 Bill Collins 3236— 75 “ I probably would have taken a 72 and would have Houston,4,Phlladelphla2 Patti Rizzo 7873— 143 Al (talberger 10:30 a.m. — Golf: British up in all the hype. During the reached the final since 1984. Danielle Ammoccapone 72-71— 143 3230^75 because it meant the Americans St. Loulsot Son Diego, (n) Britiah Open scerea Don Mossengol* 3*37— 75 Open, Channel 8 been happy as the devil. ” Evans said after his 66 tied break, I just relaxed. Saturday's Gomes Elaine Crosby 7272— 144 George Ixxining would gain at least a split of the In the other semifinal, Sweden Kate Rogerson 7272— 144 3*37— 75 Noon — Motorsports: NAS­ him with Dick Ryhan, another non-winner. " I ’ve “ He really wasn’t beating me. I Son Francisco (Hammoker 6-4) at Chicago George Bayer 3*37— 75 first two matches in the best-of-5 moved within one victory of (Kllgus M ), 2:20 p.m. TROON, Scotland (AP) — Groded Mina Rodriguez Hardin 71-73— 144 Jerry Barber been playing pretty well the last couple of weeks. I Borb Mucha 71-73— 144 3738— 75 CAR Winston Cup 500, ESPN series. was beating myself.” Cincinnati (R.Roblnson 0-1) ot AAontreal scores Friday otter the secorxt round of the John Brodle 3239^75 clinching its seventh consecutive (Perez 5-9), 2:20 p.m. Amv Benz 7470-144 1 p.m. — White Sox at Red talked to my wife last night and told her I was going Steeb won his first Grand Prix British Open (kilt Championship on the Jim King 4035— 75 “ I think we’re the solid favorite trip to the finals. Phllodelphlo (Howell 8-5 ond McWIIII- por-72, 7,097-vard Rovol Troon (kilf Club Down Coe 7874— 144 Don Morgan to play good. But I didn’t think I’d play this good.’ ’ AAel-Oil CJteng 71-73— 144 4134— 75 Sox, Chs. 30,38, WTIC now,” said Gilbert, who was singles title last week at a oms 2.9) ot Houston (Desholes 9-4 and course (o-denotes amateur) r Dick Hendrickson 3240— 74 His birdie string is the longest on the Senior Tour Portugal )-)), 2, 5:35 o.m. Wayne (kody 6867— 135 Jane Geddes 7470— 144 Peter Thomson 1:30 p.m. — Braves at Mets, named as McEnroe’s replace­ clay-court tournament in Swit­ Playing on clay in Bastad, Jenny LMback ) 3237— 74 Atlanta (Glovlne 8 6 ) ot New York Tom Watson 6968— 137 7 4 8 —144 Charles ^ e n s 3237— 74 Channel 9, WFAN (660-AM) this season. ment last weekend after Michael zerland. but the left-hander Sweden, Jonas Svensson defeated (West 0-2), 7:05 p.m. Povne Stewort 7265— 137 Loretta AUerete 6972— 144 Howie Johnson Anne-Marie Palll 6878— 144 3*40— 78 2 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia “ I’m a streaky player,’ ’ said Evans, who did not couldn’t hold off Gilbert on the Goran Ivanisevic 6-4, 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 Los Angeles (R.Mortlnez 1-0) ot Plttsburph Wayne Stephens 66-72— ia Bob Brue 3*40— 78 Chang and Tim Mayotte turned (J.Robinson 56),7;05p.m. Eduardo Romero MIssle McGeorge 71-73__ 144 win any money on the PGA Tour in his one year, 687D— ia (Suinton Gray 3240-79 Slims of Newport, down the offer. hard green carpet inside the before Mats Wilander routed St. Louis (Power 1-4) at Son Dlepo David Fehertv 7167— ia Vicki Fergon 7272— 145 Fred Hawkins (Horris 3-4), )0:05 p.m, Dkino Heln ck Rouch 7272— 145 4040-80 Sportschannel 1967. Olympic Hall. Goran Prplc 7-6, 6-1, 6-0. The Mork McCumber 7168— 139 1 4 Terry Dill 5035-85 “ It would have been a night­ Stmdav's Gomes Derrick Cooper 69-70— 139 Morel Bozarth 7272— 145 2:30 p.m. — Hall of Fame “ In the fourth and fifth sets, he Swedes can advance by winning Cincinnati at Montreal, 1:35 pm Greg Norman 69-70— 139 Jennifer Wyott 7272— 145 mare if I had lost, but fortunately Atlanta at New York, 1:35 p.m. Steve Pate 69-70-139 Allison Rnney 71-74__ 145 Induction ceremony, Channel Fittipaldi takes the pole I didn’t” started serving well,” Steeb said. the doubles match Saturday. Lot Angeles at Pittsburgh, 2, 1:05 p.m Mark Jomes 69-70-139 Nancy Toylor 7875— 145 Hardeo’a ClaaaiG acorea 3 Son Francisco at Chicago, 2 : » p m Scott Simpson 7366— 139Jane Blalock 7272— 145 TORONTO (AP) — Emerson Fittipaldi took a big Phllodelphlo at Houston, 2:35 p m Mork Calcovecchlo 7168— 139 Myra Btackwelder 77-68— 145 3 p.m. — Motorsports: St. L ^ ls at Son Diego, 4:05 pm Fred Couples 6871— 139 Pomelo Wright 77-68— 145 COAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — Scores CART Toronto Indy, Channel step toward his second straight pole position, Jose Morlo Oknobol 6872— 140 TIno Tombs Purtzer 74 71__ 145 fYldov otter the second round of the breaking the track record Friday while leading Howard Clark Shelley Hamlin 7869^145 30 NCAA begins probe of UNLV 7268— 140 1700,0(10 Hardee's (talf Classic ployed on (he Jodie Mudd 7367— 140Dole Eggellng 7271— 146 par 35-35— 70, 6608vord OokwoodCtaun- 4 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA provisional qualifying for the Molson-Indy race. Michael Allen 7467— 141Janet Anderson 7273— 146 try Club course: The Brazilian, who won the Indianapolis 500, Cothy Johnston 74 71__ 144 Ameritech Open, Channel 3 Rothermel were both inter­ best New York City prep player in Lee Trevino 6873— 141 Curt Byrum 6867— 133 LAS VEGAS (AP) - The NCAA Tommy Armour III 7071— 141Cathy Morse 7876— 146 Blaine McColllster 4:30 p.m. — Cycling: Tour turned a fast lap of 106.670 mph on the 1.78-mlle, a decade, was arrested while Lynn Connelly 7273— 146 6569— 134 is investigating the recruitment viewed, along with Mark Warken- Jeffrey Woodland 7667— 141 Gregory Lodehoff 6962-134 11-tum temporary circuit. Miguel Martin Caroline Keggl 71-75— 146 de France, Channel 8 tien, the Rebels’ basketball re­ allegedly trying to buy rock 6873— 141 i-ennie Clements 6966— 135 That easily bettered the previous mark of 106.314 of former prep star Lloyd Daniels Ian Baker-Rnch 7269L-141 Kim Shipman 7 4 .);_ )4 4 John Adams 4:30 p.m. — Tennis: Davis cruiting coordinator when

Yaz stepping out of Williams’ IPhg Softball ^amsdell was a man bn the go By Bob Greene Ex-Bosox star enters hall of fame Sunday Friday’s results presented those statistics to the The Associated Press club management, they were DUSTY LEAGUE — Trinity Covenant Church impres.sed and asked him to NEW YORK - Jay Ramsdell By Dave O’Hara ability and thinking that maybe I scored three times in the seventh for an 8-6 win over continue to do so.” The Associated Press L - j />■ i Hockanum Blackhawks at Keeney Street Field. was in a hurry to make his mark Ramsdell’s father, a carpenter, couldn’t play in this league. in sports and did ... before the ”I was hitting about .220 after Mark Todd, Dave DeValve and Dan O’Shea each and his mother, a high school Y BOSTON — The shadow of Ted slapped two hits for Trinity. Jeff Holt. Ray Warren, dbsession apparently ended in an teacher, took turns driving their hitting nearly .380 and .340 in the Iowa cornfield. Williams lurked everywhere. The minors. I was about ready to cry when fA'Il' Drew Winzler and Tim Wollenberg each had two son on the 110-mile roundtrip pressure mounted, almost to the hits for Hockanum. The 25-year-old commissioner from Mount Desert to Bangor for (manager) Mike Higgins came over, of the Continental Basketball breaking point. put his hand on my shoulder and said. Standings: Bidwell Spirit Shoppe 11-1, Ward Mfg. Lumberjack games. With the 1%1 season in full swing, 9-3, Memorial Corner Store 8-5, Mainville Electric As.sociation was aboard United “In reality,” Ramsdell once ‘Kid. forget it. You’re gonna be a Airlines Flight 232. when it the highly touted rookie even consi­ helluva ballplayer. Don’t let it get you 5-.7, Hockanum 5-8, Blue Ox 5-8. Sheriff’s Association said. “I worked for the Lumber­ dered quitting. 4-9, Trinity 3-10. crash-landed Wednesday at Sioux jacks and went to school part- down. Just relax. You’re my left- City, Iowa. There were 180 Then, one day in Detroit after fielder every day, no matter what. NORTHERN — Gold’s Gym jumped on Winin- time.” another disappointing game, the ger’s Gymnastics, 6-2, at Robertson Park. Nine survivors, but Ramsdell was While attending high school, ”I think that was when the opening listed as missing. manager gave the young outfielder a day jitters finally ended. I relaxed and different players had a hit apiece for Gold’s while Ramsdell was named the Lum­ pat on the back. Rob Connelly had a pair for Wininger’s. “It doesn’t look good.” admit­ berjacks’ public relations direc­ everything was okay. I think I hit ted CBA deputy commissioner That, says Carl Yastrzemski, was about .310 after that.” Dean Machine trimmed PM Construction, 5-3, at tor and put out the league’s first when his career with the Boston Red Robertson. John Luipold, Paul Erickson and Shelly Jerry Schemmel, who was one of individual club media guide and Despite the comeback. Yaz finished the survivors. The airline has Sox turned around as the legendary his rookie season with a .266 average. Kroll each had two hits for Dean’s while Jerry press notes. Williams’ successor. Kennedy and Steve McCann each socked a pair for contacted his parents. Jay and JAY RAMSDELL “I took on more and more He had 11 homers and 80 RBI’s. PM. Linda Ramsdell of Mount Desert, He went on to play 2.3 years with the He improved to .296 with 19 homers • . ■ presumed dead responsibilities for the Lumber­ Red Spx, becoming the first American Standings: Gold’s Gym 12-1, LM, Gill 10-2, Maine, asking for dental records. jacks. including public rela­ and 94 RBI’s in 1962, then won the first Rescue ofHcialssaid Friday League player ever to hit 400 home of three AL batting championships Manchester Oil Heat 7-5, Dean Machine 7-5. tions,” he saidina 1985 interview. runs and get 3,000 hits. Wininger’s 6-7, PM Construction 4-9, Trash-Away they had recovered 109 bodies and He didn’t think he was too “I did that for three years, and with a .321 average in 1963. 2-10, Manchester Police 1-10. planned to lift a large section of young to head a basketball minor Now, Yastrzemski joins Williams Despite Yastrzemski and the arri­ when I finished high school, Jim and 200 other all-time greats in AB — Standings: Coach’s Comer 10-3, Cummings the fuselage with a crane to see if league. But others looked at his Drucker offered me a job as val of young slugger Tony Conigliaro, there were two more underneath. a g e rather than his baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooper- the Red Sox were doormats, finishing Insurance 7-6. Lathrop Insurance 7-6, H&N administrative assistant in the stown, N.Y. Construction 5-7. Mak Co. 5-8. Manchester Medical Despite the somber mood at accomplishments. league office in Philadelphia.” ninth in 1965 and 1966. Supply 4-8. CBA headquarters in Denver, the “I think he was in the seventh or ■‘The toughest thing I ever did was Then came the "Impossible league’s annual draft was begun eighth grade when he would sit With Ramsdell working in the replace Ted Williams in left field as a CHARTER OAK — CBT banked Manchester same office, Drucker. then the Dream.” At 100-1 odds in 1967, the Red Property Maintenance, 4-1, at Fitzgerald Field. Thursday and completed on with local radio broadcasters and rookie.” says Yaz. "I was only 20 Sox won their first pennant in 21 years Friday. be their spotters for the local high CBA commissioner, was even years old and they were calling me the on the final day of the season. Mike Stone. Jim D’Aprile. Scott LaBrec, Keith more impressed. next Ted Williams. Ward, Dave Welskopp, Baarry McClaughlin and “The league and front office school games,” said Dennis Yaz went 7-8 in the last two games, Ernie Welskopp each collected two hits for the was so disciplined and learned so Damon, who later would become “When he came here to handle "Thepresssure was so bad I thought finishing with a .326 average, 44 much from Jay that we were able Ramsdell’s high school baseball our public relations, it took me about quitting. The Williams thing homers and 121 RBI’s while making Bankers. Pat Irish had a pair for MPM. was an albatross, but it toughened me Standings: Highland Park Market 11-2. Awesome to carry on in a professional coach and confidante. “The story only about three weeks to realize fantastic plays in the field. manner,” said Bob King, the is he encountered some opposi­ he could do more.” Drucker said. up for everything else that came The next day he learned he had won Audio 10-3, Glenn Construction II 9-3, Army and later.” Navy 5-6, CBT 5-7. MPM 5-8. Coastal Tool 5-9, Postal league’s vice president of mar­ tion from the owner of the station the Triple Crown, the last major keting. “This is a tribute to him. because his voice wasn’t low In January 1983. Ramsdell was Signed for a $100,000 bonus after his The Associated Press Express 1-13. league player to accomplish the rare Jay would have really like this.” enough.” named CBA vice president of freshman year at Notre Dame. feat. AA — Glenn Construction pummeled Brand Rex, operations. FAME INDUCTEES — Carl Yastrzemski, left, and Johnny 15-2, at Fitzgerald. Jim Grimes and Bill Jenkins Ramsdell began with the CBA When he was 13, the CBA Yastrzemski was an immediate sen­ “The biggest thrill was winning our when he was 13 as statistician for expanded to Bangor. Maine. sation as he hit .377 and drove in 100 Bench, shown in a file photo, will be inducteed into baseball’s each had three hits and Jim Loos. Merrill Myers. “He has great knowledge of the first pennant.” Yaz says. “Winning the Maine Lumberjacks in Ban­ “He took it upon himself to keep administrative, marketing and runs at Raleigh in Class A. The next the Triple Crown was the biggest hall of fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., on Sunday. Rich Marsh and Bob Goehring two apiece for year, in Triple-A at Minneapolis, he Glenn’s. Loos and Bob Boucher homered. Rick gor. Last October, at 24, he was track of all of their statistics.” player aspects of this league.” individual thrill. I guess, even though named commissioner. Damon remembered. “When he Drucker said at the time. hit ,339 while being groomed as I didn’t know I had won it until I read Rodrigue and John Gamme each drilled two hits for Williams’ replacement. the paper the next morning.” I wasn’t the greatest average BR. Then, in his first time at bat with Yaz and Cincinnati’s Johnny Bench Standings: Main Pub 8-2, Brand Rex 9-4. Farr’s Yastrzemski’s biggest disappoint­ hitter, but I had 3.419 hits. I wasn't the became the 18th and 19th players to be Boston, he singled off Kansas City’s ment was the Red Sox’ failure to win a greatest home run hitter, but I had 8- 3. Glenn 8-4. Pagani Caterers 4-6, Washington Ray Herbert oh opening day in voted into the Hall of Fame in their Social Club 3-8, Bray Jewelers 3-9. The Outdoor £ L World Series championship. more than 450 (452).” first year of eligibility last winter. Fenway Park Yastrzemski. who played in an AL Store 3-10. Yastrzemski bristles when critics “A quarter of a century.” said Yaz. WEST SIDE - Keith Realty doubled up Food for 'Things looked pretty easy in my record 3.308 games before retiring at belittle his hitting 400 homers and including his two years in the minors two years in the minor leagues, but I 44 in 1983, is proud of his longevity, getting 3,000 hits. Thought, 8-4, at Pagani Field. Steve Peterson and in his career. “This is the ultimate for Mike Elliot each had two hits for Keith. Amie Fink found out they weren’t when I got to crediting a hard work ethic. “I know what I accomplished.” he a player. A the Red Sox,” Yastrzemski recalls. No physical giant at 5-11 and 180 says. “Some people say I got all the had three and Mark Logan two blows for FFT. "The first two or three months it was “I wondec how many players I PAGANI — Acadia Restaurant outlasted Fast pounds. Yaz felt that he had to work numbers by playing 23 years. Well. played with. I’ll bet it’s close to a tough. harder than others. Williams never did it. (Joe) DiMaggio Jack’s, 17-12. at Pagani. Bill Fecko and Art NEW TRANSMISSION SHOP IN “Being compared with Williams thousand.” Thompson each collected three hits and Bryan “Baseball was a year-round job for never did it. (Lou) Gehrig, (Mickey) Yastrzemski’ induction into the almost broke me. Then the turna­ me,” he said. “I couldn’t take five Brown, Brad Miller, Bruce Sylvester and Mike MANCHESTER Mantle, (Ty) Cobb. (Babe) Ruth, they Hall of Fame leaves only one honor to Smith two apiece for Acadia. John Sullivan and Paul round came in Detroit after I had months off like some players. At the never did it. O-for-4 against Frank Lary. go. Nowak each ripped four hits, Joe Rataaic three and end of the season. I’d take off a couple “I did it. They can’t take that away On Aug. 6, the Red Sox will hold a “All the players except (good of weeks, then go back to work getting Mike Cameron two for FJ’s. 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE from me. Those guys were Cadillacs. ceremony retiring his No. 8. It will REC — Nutmeg Mechanical Services scored friend) Chuck Schilling had gone and I ready for next year.” I’m a Chevy, but I accomplished JULY 17TH LOCALLY sat in the clubhouse doubting my And, he added; join Williams’ No. 9, Joe Cronin’s No. early en route to an 11-5 verdict over Center Congo that.” 4. and Bobby Doerr’s No. 1 at Nike Field. Glen Cobb had four hits. Dave Miner. Dave Chevrette, Steve Wierzbicki and Mike and ( ^ e n a c lis TRI^NSAAISSIONS UNUAAITCD Scott Linsenbigler three apiece and Dan Wright two for NMS. Clarence Switzer had two hits and Ken LeMond wins stage, but doesn’t gain ground Wojnarowski singled twice and belted a two-run 313 NEW STATE RD. ByR v Salvatore.^nl\/nfrkrA 7nn/-nZanca entering__• the final two stages of the homer for Congo. The Associated Press Sunday’s final 15-mile time trial. work.” MANCHESTER, CT 06040 2,020-mile race. It would be his third “The last three days I hadn’t done On the steep descent following the NIKE — Allied Printing nipped J&M Grinding, third Tour de France title to one for well in the mountains so now it will be 9- 8, thanks to a two-run seventh inning at Nike Field. Mon - Fri 8-5:30 AIX-LES-BAINS, France - Greg last climb, LeMond tried to break Chris Green and Bruce Clements each had three hits LeMond, who in 1986 became the first easier in the time trial. I’m glad the loose and this time it was Fignon 645-0188 Sat 8-12 LeMond maintained a slim chance of American ever to capture the world’s and Kip Colpitts, John Sommers and John Pierson capturing the Tour de France by mountains are behind me.” staying close and they stayed in a two apiece for Allied. Pete Anthony had three hits most prestigious bicycle race. The top three all tried to charge COUPON' winning the the 19th stage Friday. But bunch until LeMond won in the final and Mark Dumond singled and lashed a grand slam 203- 645-0188 “I know it’s going to be difficult to Friday but there was no change in the meters. he gained no time on leader Laurent win but I think it’s still possible,” homer for J&M. Fignon and trails by 50 seconds overall standings as they finished in LeMond said. ”I congratulate Lau­ the top three. “Tm not too happy in losing today entering the final weekend of the race. rent Fignon for his performance in the but Greg was stronger in the sprint,” LeMond took the 78-mile leg from Over the three mountains on the Byrum leads Hardee Classic mountain stages over the last three way Fignon tried to get away as he did Fignon said. Villard-de-Lans to Aix-Les-Bains with days but I think I’m better on the He won in 1983 and 1984 but, like 20% the two previous days. He led the COAL VALLEY, 111. (AP) - Curt Byrum, looking a final sprint. Fignon finished second flats.” LeMond after his victorious year in with coupon in the same time as LeMond, 3 hours, group of leaders away from the pack. for his first victory in seven years on the PGA Tour, There is a relatively flat stage But LeMond and Delgado, coun­ 1986, has had some problems since. beat the wind and rain to finish with a 3-under-par 67 Transmission Service i7 minutes, 53 seconds with last year’s Saturday with little change in the Friday and take the second-round lead in the champion, Pedro Delgado third, also tered any burst this time. Andy Hampsten, the other top standings expected. “Today Fignon did the work be­ American, continued to have diffi­ Hardee’s Golf Classic. Jentick’s Transmissions Unlimited in the same time. “I’m hoping for a day off to let the Byrum, who shot a 66 Thursday, had three birdies That kept Fignon 50 seconds ahead cause he was afraid of Delgado,” culty as he finished almost 10 minutes 313 New State Rd., Manchester ■ sprinters do the work,” said LeMond, LeMond said. “Then I tried to get and played his second straight bogey-tree round. He of LeMond in the overall standings behind and dropped to 23rd overall, Valid Thru August 1989 who is hoping to make his final push in away in the descent but it didn’t more than 40 minutes behind LeMond. finished lust before a storm hit the Oakwood Country Club course. 9 8 9 y *

Mariners are Tyson wins Strawberry stirs the Mets showing iife by TKO in 1st NL Roundup SEATTLE (AP) - With eight straight NEW YORK (AP) - Darryl wins, Scott Bankhead By Ed Schuyler Jr. Strawberry hit a two-run homer, Y has the longest winning The Associated Press his third in as many games, and streak of any American Ron Darling survived a second- League pitcher in a ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. - Mike Tyson inning beaning to beat Atlanta for season in which the knocked down Carl “ The Truth” Williams with the 10th time in 11 career u.sually woeful Seattle a single left hook and stopped him 93 seconds decisions as the New York Mets Mariners are finally into the first round of his heavyweight title defeated the Braves 6-4 Friday flexing their muscles. defense Friday night. night. Bankhead’s eighth The truth is Williams couldn’t take a punch, Strawberry hit his 22nd homer straight victory Thurs­ at least the kind of punch Tyson can throw. in the third inning to put the Mets day night put him past The round was hardly a minute and a half old ahead 3-2. He has 18 RBIs in his Mark Langston and two when Tyson landed a crunching left hook to the last 16 games. other former Manners jaw that dropped Williams on the seat of his Darling. 8-7, was hit in the head for the franchise record white trunks. The challenger fell backwards, in the second inning by loser and ran his record to then struggled up at the count of eight. Referee Marty Clary. 3-1, who lost for the 10-4 this season. Randy Neumann looked into Williams’ eyes first time in five starts since Langston, the A L stri­ and stopped the fight. being called up from Richmond. keout leader for three of Williams protested briefly to Neumann as his Darling went 6 1-3 innings, the past five seasons, cornermen jumped into the ring. The crowd allowing three runs on six hits. He was traded May 25 to recorded its dissatisfaction with a resounding struck out three and walked four the Montreal Expos for Scott Bankhead chorus of boos. before being relieved by Randy three young pitchers in It was the fifth-shortest heavyweight title Myers, who earned his 14th save fight in history, and Tyson also had the despite allowing an eighth-inning a controversial deal that left Seattle without a star \ Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Harald pitcher. fourth-shortest — his 91-second knockout of run on Darrell Evans’ sacrifice But Bankhead. 10-4, wasn t listening to the critics Michael Spinks on June 27. 1988, also at the fiy. STOLEN BASE — Manchester Legion’s Eagle Field. Ellington’s Kent Zahner Convention Center. Clary gave up six runs on six Keith DiYeso (12) slides in with a stolen during the 5-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. comes off the base to take the throw. “ Records are fine, streaks are fine. But the most The 29-year-old Williams never had a chance hits in five innings. He struck out base in the fifth inning of Friday’s Zone 8 Manchester won, 9-0. important thing was to win the game.” said to do anything. He landed a couple of left jabs one, walked two and threw three game with Ellington at East Catholic’s Bankhead. “ We got ahead early and I just kept as the fight was marred by several clinches wild pitches, two of which allowed The Attoclated PraM throwing strikes,” he said. before the 23-year-old Tyson unleashed the left runs to score. hook that ended the fight. Atlanta took a 2-0 lead in the RUN SCORED — The Mets’ Kevin McReynolds slides Winning games is something the Mariners, who across home plate with a run in the second inning in have never had a winning season in their 13-year Evander Holyfield, the leading challenger to second inning when Dale Murphy American stars remain hot season, have been doing regularly, remaining at Tyson, was at ringside and he said before the drew a two-out walk and Jeff Friday’s game against Atlanta at Shea Stadium. .500 after 94 games. fight, “ If Williams has the heart, the fight could Treadway hit his fourth homer of McReynolds scored on a wild pitch. Atlanta pitcher Marty Bankhead is one of the main reasons. be a very hard fight.” the season. Clary covers the plate. The Mets won, 6-4. Bolton next up for Manchester club The 5-10 right-hander, who will turn 26 on the last The Truth may have had the heart, but he New York got one run back in the second on singles by Kevin day of this month, yielded just two runs on five hits didn’t have the chin. Montreal tied the game in the batters in the second, but did not McReynolds and Gregg Jefferies. ENFIELD — The Manchester Knox struck out eight and Manchester squad. in 7 2-3 innings Thursday. His last defeat, on May 17, bottom of the inning. Dave allow a run because Barry Bonds Mackey Sasser’s fly ball and the American Little League All- walked two in going the distance. Enfield hurler Bruce Rossignol was 12 starts ago. Martinez led off with a single, was caught stealing. Valenzuela first of Clary’s three wild pitches. Stars. beaten in their first post­ The Americans scored the only allowed only thre hits. Jawroski The biggest factor has been winning close games took third on a single by Tom checked the Pirates on four hits Strawberry’s homer followed a season outing, continued to roll runs of the game in the fifth and Mike Carr had the other hits -3 -2 , 2-0 and 2-1 victories that were the third, fourth Foley and scored on a single by over seven innings, walked six Fisk, Chisox one-out walk to Howard Johnson along in the loser’s bracket in the inning. Bryan Jaworski singled, for Manchester. and fifth wins in the string. Andres Galarraga. and struck out two in winning for and the Mets increased the lead to double elimination District Eight Brian Loomis walked and both The American stars next see “ He throws strikes every night. ... He moves the The Expos made it 2-1 in the the first time since June 24. 4-2 in the fourth on a single by All-Star Tournament. The Ameri­ scored on Michelle Alberts’ two- action Monday at 6 p.m. at home ball well — to both sides of the plate.” says manager fourth when Tim Raines singled Kevin Elster, Darling’s sacrifice cans made it three straight wins run double inside the first base at Waddell Field against Bolton. Jim Lefebvre. “ He didn’t come and and say he was and Hubie Brooks walked. Both Giants 4, Cubs 3: At Chicago. topple Boston and two more wild pitches by Friday night with a 2-0 win over bag. The loser is eliminated while the going to take over Langston’s spot... he’s just done runners advanced on Tim Wall- Pat Sheridan’s two-run single host Enfield behind Jim Knox’s First baseman Jonathon Sta- winner advances to a Wednesday it.” Clary. ach’s long fly to left before Raines capped a four-run third inning The Mets’ final two runs came no-hitter at Powder Hollow. nizzi starred defensively for the game. Bankhead is so consistent that in 18 of his 20 starts BOSTON (A P) — Carlton Fisk led off the eighth scored on an infield out by Nelson Friday, leading the first-place inning with a home run, his 15th at Fenway Park in the fifth on an RBI double by this year, he has allowed three or fewer runs,. His Santovenia. San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 McReynolds and a sacrifice fly by ERA of 2.77 is eighth in the A L and in 1252-3 innings, since leaving Boston, and the Chicago White Sox Throwing errors by catcher victory over the Chicago Cubs. Jefferies. he has walked only 30 batters. extended their winning streak to seven games Jeff Reed and center fielder Brett Butler opened the third Cooperstown attracts the oldtimers Atlanta scored in the seventh on “ My philosophy is to throw strikes and make the Friday night with a 1-0 victory over the Red Sox. Davis accounted for the final with a fly to left that Dwight Melido Perez and Bobby Thigpen combined to a walk to Evans and singles by By Hillel Italle 1973, “ and I think it would be kind have dinner together and wel­ hitters get themselves out.... I ’m out there tryingto Montreal run in the seventh. Smith misjudged for a double. outduel rookie Eric Hetzel, who gave up four hits in 7 Treadway and John Russell that The Associated Press of empty if there were none of us come the new inductees,” Cam- hit locations, make them swing the bat and not l^at Pirates 4-3, Dodgers 1-7: At Robby Thompson sacrificed and 2-3 innings of his fourth major-league start. Perez, made it 6-3 and finished Darling. players there when a new guy was panella said. “ This is something m y ^ lf by walking people,” Bankhead says. Pittsburgh, Fernando Valenzuela Will Clark was walked 7-10, allowed seven hits in .seven innings and Myers escaped a bases-loaded NEW YORK — Roy Campa- inducted. all the money in the world His pitching Isn’t so different from last year, his overcame early wildness that intentionally. Thigpen finished with hitless relief for his 19th save. jam by striking out Tommy nella is flying in from Los couldn’t buy. It’s a group of second season with Seattle after being traded by included four walks in one inning Kevin Mitchell, the major “ It’s a payback thing. I want to Hetzel. 1-1, held Chicago hitless until Fisk singled Gregg to end the inning. Angeles. Ted Williams is cutting players that have reached the Kansas City for Danny Tartabull. His ERA was just to pitch the Los Angeles Dodgers leagues’ home run leader and extend my hand and welcome the with one out in the fifth. Fisk, who won free agency The Braves got their final run in short his fishing trip. Ralph Kiner top, you can’t go any further.” 3.07, but his record was 7-9 as the Mariners scored to a 7-3 victory Friday night and a RBI leader who was making his guys to the fraternity.” from the Red Sox and signed with Chicago in 1981, the eighth on singles by Lonnie will be absent from the Mets’ “Most of the conversation three or less runs for him 11 times. split of their doubleheader with first start after missing four “ I was on cloud nine when I got then opened the eighth by hitting a 3-2 pitch high into Smith and Andres Thomas and a broadcast booth. centers around golf and handic­ Bankhead’s streak is just one element of what has the Pittsburgh Pirates. games with back trouble, singled in so I wanted to go back last year sacrifice fly by Evans. aps and things like that,” said been an surprising season for the Mariners, who the left-field screen. John Smiley pitched a five- to score Butler, driving in his 85th They’re all heading for and see how it felt,” said Billy Fisk hit his seventh home run of the season and Expos 3, Reds 1: At Montreal, McCovey, who works just a few have yet to have a winning season in their 13-year hitter and hit a tainted three-run run. Ernest Riles singled to score Cooperstown. Williams, elected in 1987. 330th of his career. It was his 26th lifetime homer Kevin Gross spoiled Tim Leary’s miles away from his old field, San history. double in the seventh inning as Clark, and after Terry Kennedy Stan Musial will be there this against Boston. Two outs later, Ozzie Guillen debut for Cincinnati by winning “ Now, I ’m going up to be with Francisco’s Candlestick Park. Thursday’s victory evened the Mariners’ record the Pirates won the opener 4-1. grounded out, Sheridan singled to weekend. Warren Spahn, too. for the first time in nearly a . the fraternity, those players who “ But when we get together in at 47-47, the second-latest date in their history they singled and Lee Smith replaced Hetzel. Valenzuela. 5-9. walked four score Mitchell and Riles. Charlie Gehringer, 86, is driving Hetzel had not permitted a runner past first base month as the Montreal Expos have been outstanding in their our private session, there’s a lot have been at the .500 mark. Seattle last hit the .500 until Fisk homered, while Perez worked out of three handed the Reds their sixth 500 miles from Birmingham, field. The ceremony, giving your of baseball stories that’s interest­ plateau on Aug. 17, 1982, at 59-59. straight defeat, 3-1 Friday night. Whalers cut 10 from roster Mich. Johnny Mize is arriving autograph. That means a great ing to listen to, more interesting jams. The closest they ever got to a .500 season was in Gross, 8-8, allowed six hits in from Demorest, Ga. Billy Willi­ deal to me. To see guys who have than any other sport. I always 1987, when they ended up 78-84. Rangers 5, Yankees 2: At Arlington, Texas, Pete ams can’t wait to meet his old seven innings, struck out seven HARTFORD (AP) — Ten Hart­ Defenseman Charlie Bourgeois been inducted in the Hall, to see take a seat besides (Negro " I ’m asked all the time if this team is for real. Inca viglia hit his fifth home run in the last six games rival, Willie McCovey, on the golf and walked one. Tim Burke ford Whalers players have be­ played out his option in 1988-89 the new guys getting installed.” League star) Cool Papa Bell and Around the league, men like Sparky Anderson, and rookie Kevin Brown pitched a four-mtter course. pitched the last two innings for his come free agents, the team and will also compete in Europe There’ll be some memories, of guys like that, just to hear some of Frank Robinson, Tony LaRussa, are telling me Friday night as the Texas Rangers beat New York From all over the country, 21st save in 26 opportunities. announced Friday. next season. course, a few rounds of golf, and those old baseball stories.” what a great young team we have. But in Seattle, 5-2, the Yankees’ fourth straight loss. baseball’s greatest players are Leary, 6-8, gave up six hits in The team announced that the Defensemen Mike Vellucci, most special of all, a dinner They are like high school people ask things like ‘How long will it last?” ’ Incaviglia also had a run-scoring double, giving six innings in his first appearance Whalers have bought out the Jim Pavese and Ted Fauss all coming to celebrate America’s Sunday night — Hall of Famers valedictorians, returning to their Lefebvre says. him 14 RBIs in six games. He is 9-for-18 during his pasttime and greet the newest for the Reds since his acquisition contracts of left wing Don Malo­ played out their termination only. old campus to watch the new kids Hopes have been raised by a roster of promising hot strcdk Tuesday from the Los Angeles ney and right wings Mark Reeds contracts this past season. Hall of Famers: Johnny Bench, “ That’s where we all gather graduate. When Bench and Yast­ Trailing 2-1 with two outs in sixth inning, youngsters headed by 19-year-old rookie sensation Dodgers. He struck out five and and Lindsay Carson. The Whalers also announced Carl Yastrzemski, Red Schoen- around and tell a bunch of lies,” rzemski get up to speak on Incaviglia hit a 407-foot drive into the left-center Ken Griffey Jr., the son of Cincinnati’ s Ken Griffey walked three as Cincinnati lost Left wings Brent Regan and that center Dallas Gaume has dienst, Harry Caray and A1 laughed Kiner, a seven-time Sunday, the alumni will be seated field stands. His 11th home run of the season sent and a leading candidate for Rookie of the Year. He’s for the 11th time in 12 games. Dave Rowbotham and center signed a one-year termination Barlick. home run champ. “ The line behind them, watching. Only a hitting .289 with 13 homers and 45 RBIs. Texas to its fourth victory in five games. For the second straight night, Roger Kortko have opted not to contract with the club. Gaume “ I was very elated with the drives get harder and the homers Hall of Famer could understand Then there’s another rookie, Greg Briley, who hit Brown, 8-6, struck out four and walked two as he the Reds took the lead on a return to the Whalers. Kortko has has been a regular with Bingham­ ■ people that were there when I was go further.” what this year’s class is going continued to be the most effective rookie pitcher in his fourth home run in four games Thursday night, first-inning home run by Eric announced that he will play in ton of the AHL for the past three Inducted,” said Spahn, elected in “ That is an exclusive affair. We through. the American League. Brown got his seventh after being recalled from the minor leagues May 21. Davis, this one his 18th. Europe next season. seasons. complete game of the season. 9 8 9 %

li';,?:! {♦ } IIM

Tyson keeps title iHaurlirstrr Hrralft

with just 1 punch

— see page 47 SPORTS

Ti

Reginald PInto/Manchaater Harald

CAUGHT IN A RUNDOWN — Ellington Legion’s Bob Ficarra, left, tagged out on the play. Manchester won the Zone Eight clash, 9-0. heads for the plate as Manchester Legion third baseman Neal It hosts Zone leader South Windsor today at 5 p.m. at Eagle Field Schackner gets rid of the ball during a third-inning rundown in a key matchup. Friday night at East Catholic's Eagle Field. Ficarra eventually was

LEGION ZIPS ELLINGTON

Showdown with South Windsor today By Jim Tierney A 6-4-3 double play turned over by Rob Stanford, Ellington starter and loser Jim Laughlan. Manchester Herald Marcus Mateya and Rob Penders with Ellington Manchester scored at least one run in every runners on first and second in the seventh inning inning except the first. Mateya delivered a key After the Manchester Legion baseball team preserved the shutout. two-run single up the middle in a three-run fourth. cruised to an easy 9-0 win over Ellington in Zone “ The double play was great,” Morency said. Other Post 102 players with RBIs were Dom Eight action Friday night at East Catholic’s Eagle Keith Di Yeso and Neal Schackner continued their Laurinitis, Stanford and Algarin. Field, the stage was finally set for its showdown torrid hitting with two hits apiece. Schackner had Matt Helin will get the starting nod on the mound with South Windsor this afternoon at 5 at Eagle two RBIs and DiYeso knocked in one run. In his only for Manchester against South Windsor. Field. other at-bat. Schackner was robbed of a potential “ I ’m looking forward to it,” Morency said of the Post 102 improved its Zone record to 14-5 while extra base hit when Ellington left fielder Sean South Windsor game. “ We have to win tomorrow. South Windsor, which was idle on Friday, is 12-4. Conlin made a spectacular catch. Nine different We’re all in a must win situation. Now, we’re in a East Hartford was atop the Zone at 14-4 following its Manchester players collected at least one hit. position to go after the Zone title. If we lose, we’re 4-2 win over Stafford Friday night. Manchester, two back and we can’t be two back at this stage of which will host Unionville in a non-Zone encounter “ We’re not going into the South Windsor game the game.” today at 1, has five Zone games remaining. relying on Keith DiYeso’s bat and Neal Schackner’s c 4-0-1-1, Hobby If 3-0-1-0, bat,” Morency said. “ Everyone is swinging the bat. Helln It l-l-O-O, Stanford ss 4-0-M , DiYeso 1b 3-2-M , R Brian Igoe, a junior-to-be at East Catholic, hurled Tomorrow, it’s virtually where is it going to come Penders 1b 1^1-0, Schackner 3b 3-2-2-2, Barry 3b 1-O-O-oi the complete-game shutout for Manchester. He Sauer cf 3-1-0-0, Joyner ct O-O-O-O, Algarin rt 2-1-1-1, M ateya 2b from because you’ve got so many guys capable 3-1-1-2, Igoe o 2-1-1-0. Totals 30-9-11-8. surrendered only four hits, walked one and struck now.” out six. :r vranos ct 3-0^)-0, Zahner 2b 2^1-0, Naumec c/p 2-{MW), Mai ley 3b 3-0-0-0, Post 102 scored all the runs it would need in the “ He (Igoe) was tough,” Manchester Coach Dave M<"e»kl It/rt/p second. Back-to-back doubles by DiYeso and 3-(h H), Conlin rt/lf/c 3-0-0-0. Totals 23*0-4-0 Morency said. “ The best thing about him was he Schackner accounted for the first run. Pete Algarin (1-0- 4-2 Manchester 021 321 x__9-11-3 was relaxed. He didn’t wish the shutout. He went out moved Schackner to third with his groundout to Laughlan, Maleskl (4), Naumec (5), Laughlan (6) and Naumec and Conlin; Igoe and Laurinitis. and took the shutout.” second and the latter came home on a wild pitch by WP- Igoe. LP- Laughlan.