80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 25. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISlNfi 643-2711 MANCHESTER SPORTS WEEKEND PI US Town panel backs Twins outslug Hot dog vendors CARS CARR KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE FOR RALE plans for housing the Yankees make the grade^ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY For Sale- Ford Fairmont 1973 Lincoln. Good run­ .a. pag* 3 -1980, 6 cylinder, 4 door, ning condition. Best offer. ... page 11 magazine Inside excellent condition. $1800. Coll after 5pm. 649-0801. f t ^fCMIiaiTRY/ PMUTHIB/ 643-9044.______I IT lIRKaUUIEOUt Chevy Monza-1980. Hatch­ MOTORCYCLES/ EJfRonoaiNs PAPERim back. Completely rust- MOPEDS proofed. Automatic ParrcHKi Remodellno — John Deere Palnftng Con­ Odd lobs, .Trucking. Need A Good Tenont? transmission. Power 1983 Suzuki DR-125. Low Coblntts, roofing, gut- tractor. Interlor/exte- steering, AM /FM stereo, o ff HER LAP. Home repairs. You name Zimmer monogement will mileage. Hardly used. tors, room additions, rlor. Qualify paint, new radlols,new muffler, It, we d o It. F re e esN- find o weli oualfled, good Asking $825 or best otter. docks, all types of romo- quality work. References, m ofes. Insured. 6434004. and brakes. Runs great, free estim ates. 649-3248. paying tenant tor your Coll 646-5912.______dotlng and repairs. FREE rental property In East v t most see. $2500 or best ootimotos, Fully insured. Oeliverlng clean farm the River oreo, Mony offer. 647-9203, keep MISCELLANEOUS itophdno 643-0017, offer loam; Syords $75 plus tax. years of experience'. Very trying.______dpm,647-«SII9. Also sand, stone, and AUTOMOTIVE FUMMHB reasonable fees. Coll for 1978 Ford Folrmont-4 g ro vel. C o il 643-9504. p o rticu lo rs. 646-3771 o r speed. Under 46J100 miles. Manchester — A City ol Village Charm 872-4115. A sk fo r U M . For Sole -1982 Oldsmoble iUaurlirBti'r HrralJi Corjlentry and remodel- Floorsanding-Roors like Very good condition. Ask­ new. Specialising In older ing $1950. 646-6477, otter Toronodo. Excellent Con­ liW.gervtces — Complete Art’s Light Trucking 5pm.______dition.Complete luxury taffid repairs and remo- floors, nofurol and stained. No waxing any­ Ceilors, otttcs, gorgg cor. $10,000. 1984 Ford dMIPO. Q volltv w ork. Ref- O & D LandtcopInB. Vaca­ cieoned. Junk houied. 78 Buick Skyhowk. Power F1S0 E xp lo re r 4x4. Low licensed and in- more. John Verfollle. Coll tion cuttinos, hedge trim­ 25 Cents efenees, 646-5750. Furniture ondoppitances steering, brakes, V-6, mileage, excellent condi­ H ired. C o ll 6464165. ming, Prunings, flower & moved. Odd. fobs. VSify High miles but many new tion. M ust see. $10,000. shrub plantings. Free e lf I- honest, dfpehdobi* ports. Very reliable. $1700. 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ J mates. Call 659-2436 offer worker. 25 years expe­ 646-6404.______lent running condition. ELECTRtCAL 5;30pm. rience In m oving; 6464669 Good solid truck. Rigged ClM>hyNEA.Inc Earlier anytim e. 1976 Chevette- Looks for plowing. $5,000. 1982 good, but needs work. independent Construc­ Dumas Electric— Having Bookkeeping fulichorge Ford E250 Von. Good 14 years experience for $100. 647-1954.______IMISCEUANEOUS Republicans tion Co. G eneral Contrac­ Electrical Problems? Your Neighborhobd condition with rocks. I MISCELLANEOUS tors, custom home build­ Need a large or a small small business. Write C & Handymen • Gcsroges, ot-; 1971 Volvo Wagon. Auto­ $5,000. 1972 A udi IDOLS. AUTOMOTIVE I AUTOMOTIVE tax cuts ing and remodeling, Repair? We Specialize In N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa tics cletmsd, bosemenfs matic, runs well, many 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat ____ sUHng, excavation, etc. Rd., Manchester, CT. cleaned or waterproofed; 128, All best otter. Good Residential Work. Joseph new ports. $350 or best 4-P235/75R 15 white Wall 4 U n lro yo l Tlres-GR78 15" C o ll 4564865 o r 4567315. Dumas. Fully Licensed. lawns mowed, general otter. 643-8143. terms on all vehicles. No tires on 6 lug GM truck A. Henry Personalized iombcopino, interim and Very good condition. Low Free Estim ates. 6465253. money down to qualified rlms,olso tits Ootsun 6 lug mileage on them. $40.00 boo Weicker, Lawn Care-Complete exterior toointtag, ony odd buyer. Private seller. Coll U rims. $200 or best otter. com plete. 643-9132.D pushed iHEATINe/ lawn core and tonducap- lob. No job toobig or too 643-1021. 742-8101. Ing. Free estimates, fully small. Honest fam ily men 1977 Cordoba - All the By Jim Luther PLUMBIII8 Insured, all work guoran- will work for youato toir toys, power brakes and CARS ' [CARS CARS The Associated Press teed, senior citizens dis­ price. Call John ond Mark steering, olr conditioning, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Fogarty Brothers -— Ba­ counts. 647-1349. at.643-4353. power seats, power win­ H H cheer Eddy Nome your own price — throom rem odellno; In­ dows, white leather Infe­ WASHINGTON - House nego­ father Mid son. Post, stallation water heaters, HELPING PEOPLE SO- iwh&i rior. Needs minor work tiators united Friday behind a dogendoble service. garbage disposals; faucet flsty their needs and This Is 0 good time to find $800 o r best otter 646-7M5 demand that individual tax rates B v George Lavng Patanng, Poperhanglng repairs. 649-4539. V lso /M - wonts... fhot's whof want o cosh buyer fo r Hidt be slashed next Jan. 1, six months Herald Reporter A Removal. Coll 6465761. osterCard accepted. ods ore oil about. ... typewriter no onn uses ahead of the schedule in the bills L 1974 Ford Mustang In "ladke aLooIT approved by the House and Senate. HARTFORD — With the comba­ good running condition. 4 tive nature that has come to speed. $650 or best otter. "There is a lot of concern about” C o ll 647-9106.______the fact the rate cuts would come characterize the party, Connecti­ after deductions are reduced or cut Republicans opened their state APARTMENTS M e r c u r y C o m et- 1976. b eliminated. Rep. Donald Pease, convention Friday night by booing FOR RENT Merchandise | 6 ] S * “," TAG SALES Good condition. Asking $950. 643-8646 otter 4pm. D-Ohio, told reporters. The con­ U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker. the cern, he added, is about “ actual keynote speaker, and loudly cheer­ Manchester- first floor, 1 I ANTIQUES/ Three free kittens- 2 Pontiac 1983 Grand Prix. fairness, perceived fairness and ing senatorial candidate Roger bedroom apartment, COLLECTIBLES white, 1 orange. Coll 646 Toys, aluminum awning, V6, automatic, AM/FM from the viewpoint of the Eddy. available August 1. $4S0 3914. carpeting, miscellaneous. cassette, runs excellent. economy.” "Welcome to the biennial free- month. Appllonces, heat 66 White St., Manchester, W h ite , no ru st. $1000 for-all known as a Republican state Saturday, July 26, 9am to below book. Great deal, and hot water Included. Doll House collectlbles- MAZDA B2CKK) LX “The economy is a iittle fragile convention.” said Weicker, who Entlre collection os Is $600 [MISCELLANEOUS Ipm, m ust sell. 643-8692.______No pets allowed. Security FOR SALE these days,” Pease said, and was booed by a number of deposit and references or will consider Individual' 1981 Ford T-BIrd. Loaded. delaying the individual tax reduc­ delegates as he entered the Hart­ required. 6464648. Items. C all 649-6130. 2 Family Tag Sole Satur­ tions "could adversely affect the day & Sunday 10-2, 78 Excellent condition. Ask­ MAZDA B2000 ford Civic Center and delivered his Harlan Street (Oft Henry ing $4495. Coll Jim be- economy.” 20-minute speech. Manchester North End- For Sole- Antloues-lorge tween 9om-5pm. 643-5543. One bedroom apartment FURNITURE orientals, dishes, glass­ Street). Senate and House conferees met “Connecticut Democrats agreed near bus line, utilities not ware, Hummels, desk, 1977 VW Rabbit, 2 door, separately in closed sessions Fri­ on everything. Republicans on Included. S410.00 monthly. choir, table and more. Garage Sale- Saturday good running condition, TRUCK SALE! day and planned to meet at ;a nothing. Even I was here on a Coll 228-3527 or 228-9772. J u ly 26, 137 E dgerto n C all 6462457. AM/FM, $750 or best conference meeting later in Ihe safe-conduct pass,” Weicker told SEN. WEICKER Street, Baby furniture, offer. Coll 647-1159; the crowd. bikes, etc. Rain or shine. day. Five days into their work, the 2 bedroom , 1st floo r apart­ Miami Corey Bathroom 20 Avallablel Including BASE. SE-5 & LUXURYI In his remarks upon accepting .. hostile crowd King - Sized bed. Firm Cabinet with light. 1984 BUKK REGAL negotiators have yet to make the ment. Conveniently lo­ Saturday 9-2. Furniture, the nomination. Eddy criticized cated near hospital and mattress. Two twin box 27"x20". Never used. $60. Excallant condition, one CAB PLUS available on all modelal first decision about what will go individual voting for the first 643-1938.D toys, yard goods, house­ owner, 47,000 mile*, T-roo(. into the final tax-overhaul plan. both Weicker and his opponent this ballot. shopping. $490 month. 228- springs. Frame. Excellent hold and miscellaneous. air conditioning, powdr condition. Will be sold November. U.S. Sen. Christopher Earlier in the evening. Weicker 4863 o r 228-0036. ‘112 North Elm Street. brakat, power steering, Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., with 2 complete sets of Jogging trampoline - AM/FM ceteette radio, well ALSO Dodd. D-Conn. had praised all three gu^matorial maintained, color: tandil- chairman of the conference, pre­ 2 But Friday’s cheers and Jeers East Horttord/Monches- sheets, 1 bedspread. All G reat tor Indoor exercise. og Sale- Saturday, Sun­ candidates. But he told party ter line - 4 room apart­ tor $220, or best otter. $75 value tor $40. Coll wood and brown velour. dicted one of the first decisions by marked only the preliminaries. members that for any of them to 643-7069.O day, 9 to 3. Rain date next $9,000. 640-0883. Your choice at NO EXTRA CHARGE: the lawmakers would be to use the ment, near busline. 643-8082, evenings & wee­ weekend. 156 W ells St. The fight most delegates are win, they would have to work hard. Fenced In yard, paved kends. Keep trying!. Manchester. lower individual tax rates in the looking forward to is the three-way "Get out and raise the money, parking. $400 plus utili­ Priced to sell, 2 olr condi­ 81 Toyota Celica Complete Bedliner Installed Senate bill as a starting point for battle coming today for the party's pound the pavement, spread the ties. Security. Call 5 to For Sole- Recllner bed, tioners, 8000 B P U , $50. Tag Sole- Saturday, July writing a compromise. However, gubeniatorial nomination between twin size, remote control, 7500 B T U , $45. 742-0501. word,” he said. “Turn the polls, not 6:30 pm. A vailab le Imme­ 26, 8-3, Sunday, Ju ly 27, Sides & Rear Black he indicated House members will Richard Bozzuto, Gerald Labriola diately 646-4489. excellent condition. Ask­ Pkge., AM/FM w/con- OR this U.S. senator, upside down.” 12-4. 107 K e e n e y insist on raising the Senate rates if and Julie Belaga. While Bozzuto is ing price $650 or best 28 Foot wooden extension St. (corner of Hackma­ verter. Black. 5-weed- otter. ladder, excellent condi­ that is necessary to provide considered the leader. It is far from WEICKER ALSO URGED the For Rent- Manchester 3 tack) Luggage, small Sunroof-New Eagle PLUS FIVE PACKAGE which includes: adequate tax relief for middle- room, stove, refrigerator. tion. jM5. Frlgldolre stove QTo-Alloy Rims. VQ certain he’ll win the party's party to focus on an agenda that rugs, bikes, etc. income people. For more Information, 48” round maple pedestal $50^9-6486. Cond. Needs Muffler 1 Door Edge (guards endorsement when the first vote Is has been traditionally championed 6 coll 563-4438 or 529-7858. table and 4 motes chairs Tag Sale- Household only. Either bill being considered by counted. by Democrats. and 2 maple bureaus. Items, co llectibles, books, 2 Mud Flaps the conference committee would Belaga and Labriola supporters “ Housing, Jobs, equal rights, the Best offer. 643-1958. Call Days 047-9126 NEARLY NU clothing, miscellaneous. sharply reduce individual and are confident they'll win the environment, the elderly, these CONDOMINIUMS 28-34. S. Adam s St., M an ­ Evgnlngg 646-2481 3. Carpeted Floor Mats support of at least 20 percent of the FOR RENT Soto- Beige, six feet long. corporate tax rates and talce away deeds are as Republican as tax I SHOPPE chester, Saturday, July 4 Lifetime Rustproofina or redued some deductions and delegates — the amount needed to cuts and tax reform. Indeed. It is $80. Coll 643-7982.0 26, 9am-5pm.______366 Main Street LROAL NOTICE 5 First Oil & Filter Change exclusions. The Senate version force a September primary. the human dimension that uni­ Manchester- 4 bedroom TOWN AOVBRTISRMBNT If Bozzuto does not capture the ITV/STEREO/ (In Phllbrick Agency NOTICE OF THE would mean lower rates and fewer quely identifies the Connecticut condo unit. $750 per COLLECTOR OF nomination on the first ballot, Republican record,” he said. APPLIANCES Building between Rusiell Aut8metlv6 deductions than would the House Harald photo by Tuckor month. Security deposit end Heynes Streets) REVENUE bill; the House plan would impose observers expect a daylong series A number of delegates left the and 1 year lease. No pets. All persons lloble by low to Come test drive yours at the top firefighters in Company One and of votes In which, delegate­ convention hall when Weicker Available August 1st. 649- pov Town taxes are hereby a bigger burden on corporations Eighth Utilities District firefighters John 0795. 646-2073 CARS notified that I will hove o and produce bigger individual tax Flaherty, left, and Douglas Boland Company Two. Also taking part in the switching may produce a surprise spoke. The move was partly In Small GE refrigerator. Hours 10-4, Mon.-Sst. Rote Bill for the Grand List of reductions. winner. reaction to a comment made Old, but In working condi­ FOR SALE ' '1985 of 47.30 m ills on the dol­ receive awards from Deputy Chief John ceremony is Axe, the department's earlier by Weicker in which he Gigantic Clearance Sale lar for the Town of Monches- HOMES tion. $25. Coll 649-5741 / m o r i a r <^y b r o t h e r ^ For individuals, the House bill Mace. The two were honored for being DalmStion. ONE SURPRISE occurred Fri­ implied that he supported Dodd's Saturday morning only. on summer clothing, 62 Audi, 5(XX) S, loaded, ' ter; of 6.50 mills on the dollar FOR RENT newborn thru size 14. for the Deportment Tax­ Hours: would have a top rate of 38 percent, day night during the nominating voting record in office. The move Immoculate, rnust see. ing District of the Town of Exit 60 Off 1-84 compared with SO percent under Washer and Dryer- 3 ye­ speeches for governor. Belaga angered Eddy and his supporters. 52,000 m iles. C all 643-6186. Manchester and of 10.50mllls existing law. Like the House bill, Bolton 5 room ranch, ars old. $500 or best otter. Monday thru Thursday on the dollar for the Special took some time from one of the Eddy, who was unanimously Parking Authority Taxing 301.315 CENTER STREET Q R the Senate measure would tax seconding speeches being given for endorsed by the convention to run private setting, fully op- Moving out of state, must anytim e.______. oays t,i5p.m . MANCHESTER,CONNECTICUT pllanced kitchen. $800 per sell. 643-7873 otter 4:30. D istrict of the Town of M an­ most people at a 15 percent rate. Firefighters tops in 8th her to address the delegates. against Dodd this November, chester. month. Coll Norma at TAG iA LE S 85 Toyota pickup, extra Most other taxpayers would pay a Usually, candidates do not address criticized Weicker for not support­ Century 21 647-9914. FUEL OIL/COAL/ cob, deluxe model. Call Each such tax Is due and pay­ 27 percent rate, although many the convention until after the vote. ing Ronald Reagan. after 6pm, 6463742. $6900. able, one-holt on Ju ly 1,1986, and one-hdlf on January 1, upper-income earners would pay a “I'm sick of us thinking we can't “ I believe Connecticut needs at FIREWOOD T H E N A M E I S Honor recipients say they enjoy heiping others [sto re and J Tog Sole- July 26, 43 1987, provided however, that maximum 32 percent and, in some win. Bill O’Neill is defeatable and I least one senator in Washington 1974 Ford Torino Station any Real Estate Tax amount­ [o ffic e SPACE Harvard Rd., Manches­ cases, even more. can beat him.” said Belaga, that will support Ronald Reagan,” For Sole - Firewood. Wagon. Good running ing to not more than One ter, 9om-5pm. Household Hundred Dollars shall be due Bv George Loyng deputy majority leader in the state said Eddy, who was enthusiasti­ Summer prices, buy now. condition. $400. C all 643- NISSAN being a firefighter. One of them flames, he hopes to become a fire Items Including sewing and payable In one Install­ Members in both houses have Herald Reporter House of Representatives. cally cheered throughout his Manchester - Downtown 4 foot lengths. $60 o cord, 2804 between 5pm and ment on Ju ly 1,1986, and any expressed concern that either bill was bestowed upon him recently — inspector or fire marshal. retail or office space, 1750 machine, choirs, clothes 8pm.______■ After a 10-minute address, Bel­ speech. cut ond split $90 or cut to and books, other Items os Personal Property amount­ . the 1986 John Merz Award for He said one of the most enjoyable square feet. 668-1447, ing to not more than Two would take away existing tax Eighth Utilities District firefigh­ aga supportes paraded up and order. All prices Include well. i r s - benefits six months before reduc­ being “the firefighter’s firefigh­ parts about his Job is helping NOTICE OF PUBLIC $ALE Hundred Dollars shall be due ter John Flaherty knows the down the aisles carrying Belaga ED D Y VOWED to wage an delivery. Bruce 742-9168. and payable In one Install­ ing individual rates. For millions ter” in Company Two. people, recalling responding to a hazards of his job. signs and chanting “Julie!” aggressive campaign against Sale to the highest bidder of ment on July 1, 1986. All Mo­ of people, that would mean consid­ Also honored this year was call on Starkweather Street to find Larger Tog Sole, Satur­ abandoned miscellaneous tor Vehicle taxes shall be due Two years ago. he was on a Republicans agreed to change Dodd, who was endorsed by IBOATS/MARINE erably smarter tax cuts than Douglas Boland, who received the a man who was not breathing. day Ju ly 26, 9-2. 240 Henry household goods consisting and . payable In one Install­ platform spraying water down into the convention rules Friday to Democrats last weekend. [EQUIPMENT Street Manchester. Furni­ of household furniture, appli­ ment on Ju ly 1,1986. department's Howard B. Keeney At first, the chances of reviving Wilson Business Offices expected for 1967; in many cases it flames shooting from the Maine allow votes by entire delegations In a possible preview of what's in ond Support Services. ture, Includes apartment ances, radios, televisions, Failure to moke first would produce sizable tax Award for being firefighter of the him did not look good, Flaherty 16 foot Mod River canoe, osssorted bond and garden payment by August 1, 1986, Coast Seafood building on Oakland year in Company One. said. But by the time the ambu­ after the first ballot. The rule store for Dodd in the next few Furnished offices, secret­ cleorout, items too many tools, books, and much, increases. paddles Included. Used to list. Don’t miss this one. renders the first poymint Street when be slipped. Flaherty Flaherty, who works as a dis­ lance arrived, the man was proposal initially called for every months, Eddy called him “ the arial service, reception, much more. To be held at delinquent. Second payment telephone answering, four times. Excellent con­ No early birds. RENT-A-SPACE Inc. Self ^ Senate Majority Leader Bob was left dangling above the burn­ patcher and emergency medical talking. delegate’s vote to be recorded senator from communist Nicara­ becomes delinquent attar APR APR word processing and cop­ dition. $800. Please coll Service Storage Center at 2S2 February 2, 1987. Interest Is Dole, R-Kan., also has urged the ing building for a few seconds, but technician, has been with the Boland. 33, ip I B d that helping individually. gua.” Eddy was referring to 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Chapel Rood, South Windsor, 8 .8 % Dodd’s opposition to Reagan’s plan ier facilities. Level H Fireplace screen and oc-' calculated from due dote at 5.7% conference to find a way to make managed to pull himself back onto Although delegates feared those 9 district fire department for six others Is what ihakes being a 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor cessorles, toys, O' es, Ct. on August S, 19M at 4 p.m. the rote of 1',^% per month For 48 months on QUALIFiED NEW NISSAN Watkins Center, 935 Main The goods of Walter Hodges, the rate changes — and thus the tax the platform. years, and eventually hopes to firefighter worthwhile. Boland. rules might bog d o w the conven­ to support rebels trying to over- St., Manchester. 647-0073. Bob. stuffed animals, comic under the provisions of Richard Badeau, Celeste Public Act «83-141 with a ‘ in stock Mini Vans, TRUCK BUYERS cut — effective at the start of 1987, The 22-year-oId volunteer, ho­ work as firefighter in a larger city. tion during the gubeniatorial com­ throw the Nicaraguan books, old records, Davis, Jerome Kidney, m inim um penalty of sz.OOfor rather than next July 1. wever, also knows the rewards of petition, they agreeed to keep government. Manchester-oftice space 7 toot fiber gloss sailing purses, lawn mower, Nancy Ronson, Deborah each delinquent payment. 2WD, 4X4’s, auto or std UP TO 36 MONTHS! Instead of actually battling the Please turn to page 10 dink with oars. $250. Coll Adorns, Orlando Gllberto, avolloble. 1,2, or 3 rooms. much more. Saturday Thomas Mobley, Jeffrey Sold taxes are payable at the Prime location. Parking, 647-8345. July 26 9-1 112 Indian Hill Tinkler, Patricio Thompson, Office of the Collector of Re­ heat, lights Included. Troll, Glastonbury. Robert Bickford, Donna venue In the Municipal Build­ Very reasonable. Coll For Sole- Evenro^ Mortlneou, Carolyn Walker, ing. SAFTEY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS TODAY’S HERALD Reagan stays firm CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights Motor- 33 H.P. wlth-cSn- 3 Family Tog Sole - 845 Norkls Stone, will be sold to Mondov thru Friday A le x Matthews, 649-4003. the highest bidder. trols. Price negotiable. East Street Hebron, July 8:30 A .M . to 4:30 P.M . 80 TOYOTA CELICA a c ...... » 3,995 M ain St. Manchester E x ­ Coll 647-0151. 27, Sunday, rain or shine. The leinholder reserves the JOAN M. TROY Business Competitiveness cellent location. 600 to Children's clothes, toys, rights to bid on goods at sole. Collector of Revenue 85 PORSCHE 944 a t . a c ...... >19,900 Index IRA ^MUSICAL 049-06 Search ands happily 1800 square feet. $250 In­ household items, stereo, 01607 83 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE AC, Cruise, etc... » 6,995 on missile defense I • O n «8 C iW ^ IW D 8 i|«n t, good, only fair, or poor, pieoM tell me how cludes heat, janitor and l*W |lTEM S miscellaneous. lOom to When 5-year-oid John Seubert 'a you'dritobiiaineMWKlindusiry'eperformanoeinoompellngwith NOTICt OF HEARING 20 pagee, 2 secOone parking. 649-5334 or 643- 3pm. 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME AC, Cruise.... • 7,495 called out from the thick under- foreign companies In terms of product quality and prim. 7175. CONCERNINO WICKHAM FARK Beginner 4 piece drum 83 OLDS CUTLASS Wag., Loaded...... > 6,995 bruab to Michael Derewianka late AHuirA 14 By Michael Putzel be identified, said Reagan pro­ set.(yellow). Asking $325. Saturday- July 26, Wickham Pork Is operated by the Connecticut National Friday morning, he put an end to The Associated Press posed to delay deployment of a Bank os Trustee with Income from a trust left for that pur- RiiainM* Coll 6461489. Sunday- July 27, 9 to 4, 83 OLDS CIERA Hqllday Cpa., a c ...... * 6,995 what police Capt. Robert Guliano o nuclear weapons defense system Rain or shine. Miscellane­ oose by Clarence H. Wickham for the benefit of the people of P.laMifioH East Hartford and Manchester. The trust Is sublect to the 82 SUBARU GL Sedan, 5 Spd., A C ...... > 5,995 called the largest search he has 16-20 . WASHINGTON - President for five to seven years in exchange Drum Set for sole- 4 ous Items. 75 Lake Street, supervision of the Manchester Probate Court. Reagan formally responded Fri­ for an agreement that such a Office Space- on busy seen in his 20 years with the rinmira K 6 Vernon. Any citizen of Manchester or East Hartford that Is Inter­ pieces, excellent for be- 82 NISSAN SENTRA wag., s spd., a c ...... • 4,995 Mandiester Police Department. day to ^Soviet leader Mikhail system could be deployed by either route 83. Manchester- C ner. $200. 643-1047. ested In the administration and operation of the Pork, the r:nnnM4teiit 4 K Vernon town line. For­ Tog Sale-jMovIng, must trust fund, or hos any questions concerning the bank's oper­ Sedan, Leather Pictures of the search on page 4. Gorbachev’s most recent arms or both superpowers after an ation of the Pork, or has any suggestions for Improvements 81 JAGUAR XJ6 ...... •14,900 PntArtflinm*nt 14 merly Insurance com­ sell. Books, Toys, Miscel­ proposal with a plan that sources agreed-upon date. Pianos & Organs - Savings In the Park, Is welcome to attend the hearing noticed herein pany tenant. 6465707. laneous. Saturday, 26th, 81 HONDA CIVIC w a g .,A C ...... » 2,995 Pnoiia 11 said offered to delay — but not to Administration officials and to 50 percent. Baldwin & and will be given on opportunity to be heard. 9-5. No Early Birds. 126 sidetrack or curtail — his "Star scientists have said the president's other brands. FrI., July25, 1 no>l natiia n in Folknor Drive, COURT OF PROBATE, DISTRICT OP MANCHESTER Wars” missile defense program. Strategic Defense Irfitiatlve, as the IROOMMATES 1-9pm; Sot., Ju ly 26,10am NOTICE OF HSARINa 1 nttary o to 9 pm; Sun., July 27, Manchester. Trust estate under the Will of Clarence H. Wickham for the The White House announced in a “Star Wars” research program is WANTED noon to 6 pm at the benefit of Wickham Park. Warm and humid OKItiiariaa in brief written statement that Rea­ formally known, is not expected to Manchester- Tog Sole- rtpininn produce any deployable weapons Romodo Inn, 1330 Silos Pursuant to an order of Warm and humid today with a 60 A gan’s long-awaited response had D eane Hwy, W e th e rs­ Soturdoy 7-26, 9 to 4. Movingl Miscellaneous Hon. William E. FltiOerald, Judge percent chance of showers and PanplA 9 been sent but described it as "a for several years, if ever. field, exit 24 oft 1-91. DE CORMIER private letter” to the general Items and household fur­ SDI envisions the use of futuris­ Factory warranties & lo­ dated July 10,1986, a hearing will bo held on theallowonceef thunderstorms. High in the mld- 13-17 niture Including 2 Nimbus Sports. secretary and gave no indications tic technology, perhaps including cal service. Mastercard t> sold Trustee's annual account with sold estate and on any 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER aos. Mostly cloudy and not as warm Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ one year old woterbeds. Talauialon 14 of its contents. super-powerful laser and particle Visa. Financing availa­ other motter pertaining to the operation of the Pork at the Sunday with a 40 percent chance of room home- West Hart- Mahogany dressers and Manchester Probate Court, 66 Center Street, In sold Man­ 11 ft AMnriri ble. Gigantic selection of showers. High near 80. Dftaila on 7 However, administration sour­ beams, to shoot down incoming ford/Horttord line. Refur- bed, snow blower and chester on August 4,1986 of 10:00 ^M. . „ _ ces, speaking on condition they not blshed VIctorlon. spinets, consoles, studios By the order of the Court, 8434165 Since 1945 page 2. Weather 2 missiles. 8i grands. New walnut refrigerator. 93 Hlghw ood Johanno M. Bruder, Beautiful condition. Ma- Drive.ibehind Highland delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236 apartment size pianos, AM 't Clerk Park Market) 051-07 1806. A vailable Aug-usf 1st. $988. Hurry to save! ------NISSAN ------t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26, 1986 — 3 WEATHER North Elm plan Senkow bargaining Connecticut forecast wins backing of Central, Eastern Interior and Sonthweat Inte­ rior: Warm and humid today with a 60 percent ‘on holer chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid-80s. Continued warm and humid tonight with a building panel 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, By John F. Kirch lows near 70. Mostly cloudy and not as warm Herald Reporter V ’ft n • Sunday with a 40 percent chance of showers, higte By John Mitchell was unanimous. near 80. t ® 0 ® ^ ® Herald Reporter “ After we accept It. and It goes The town administration and the West Coastal and East Coastal: Warm and out to bid, then we’re going to get union that represents former Town humid today with a 60 percent chance of showers ■rae town Building Committee involved with it,’’ said Paul Engineer Walter Senkow are 0 0 and thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Continued Friday approved preliminary “ very close” to resolving the mJ V ^ \A Phillips, the committee chairman. warm and humid tonight with a 60 percent chance plans for a $1.3 million housing "The plans that he (architect controversy surrounding the May of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 70. Today In complex for elderly people on Alan Lamson) submitted are well 13 firing of the engineer. Assistant Mostly cloudy Sunday with a 50 percent chance of North Elm Street, putting the thought-out,” said Frank Pitts, a Town Manager Steven R. Werbner said Friday. showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower question of town bonding before committee member. “ The layout 80s. history the Board of Directors. Werbner said the town and union they’re getting is good for the have been negotiating all week and Northwest Hills: Warm and humid today with a The plans for the 24 apartments neighborhood.” are expected to be considered at could have a written agreement by 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. In 1964, Teamsters Specifications call for six one- early next week. 1 *1* 1 1 Highs in the mid-80s. Continued warm and humid the directors’ August meeting (or story buildings on the 1.8-acre site. 0 i S ^ president Jimmy possible inclusion on the No­ “ The parties are talking a . m , tonight with a 60 percent chance of showers and The wood-framed apartments, to Hoffa was convicted vember ballot in the form of a settlement that will be beneficial to thunderstorms. Lows 65 to 70. Mostly cloudy and be set on concrete slate, would referendum question. both,” Werbner said. not as warm Sunday with a 40 percent chance of along with six others feature gas-fired warm-air heat­ Although each member of the He said the negotiations started showers. Highs 75 to 80. of fraud and conspi­ ing with ducts in the attic spaces. Monday, when the town and J Building Committee has voiced If the proposal is put on the officials of Civil Service Em­ racy in the handling concerns about problems involved ballot, final planning for the ployees Affiliates Inc., the union Across the Nation of a union pension in undertaking the project, Fri­ project — intended to add to the fund. day’s vote to approve the outline that represents Senkow and about Good chance today town’s stock of unsubsidized hous­ 60 lower-management town em­ A cold front brought strong thunderstorms to ing especially for the elderly — Today: Warm and humid with a 60 percent chance of showers and pa rts of the Great Lakes on Friday, while scattered ployees. met with Cathy Foley, could begin three months after the assistant labor agent for the State thunderstorms. High in the mid-80s. Tpnight: Continued warm and showers and thunderstorms rain^ on sections of A b n a n a c approval. Board of Labor Relations. humid with a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, low the Southeast. Committee “ We want to have control of the Foley had called the meeting to near 70. Sunday; Mostly cloudy and not as warm with a 40 percent Heavy thunderstorms occurred over southwest whole thing,” Building Committee gather information on two com­ U member Robert Samuelson said at lower , northern Indiana and southern Today is Saturday, July 26th, running-mate; Sen. Richard plaints filed with the labor board chance of showers. High near 80. Today’s weather picture was drawn Friday’s special meeting. "That’s Lake Michigan. the 207th day of 1986. There are by CSEA. Discussions at that by Julie Meiser of Carriage Drive, who attends Martin School. Schweiker of Pennsylvania, a to ‘clerk’ the thing.” Traverse City, Mich., received nearly 2 inches of 158 days left in the year. liberal Republican. meeting prompted the negotia­ rain in a six-hour period. Samuelson has openly criticized tions. Werbner said. Today’s Highlight in History: Five years ago: CIA Director the proposal in the past. He is Scattered showers and thunderstorms, some On July 26th, 1908. U.S. Attor­ When asked if Senkow would get William Casey asked the Senate opposed to specifications that his job back. Werbner said he had heavy, were found across portions of the Carolinas, ney funeral Charles J. Bona­ lO H pool Heat wave and drought Intelligence Committee to allow would make most bathrooms and no further details. CSEA officials the Dakotas, Georgia, Florida and the lower Gulf parte issued an order creating an him to appear at a committee The chairman of the Manchester kitchens interior rooms, saying could not be reached for comment. Coast region. A few showers and thundershowers investigative agency within the hearing as soon as possible to try Building Committee said Friday that the design could eventually The union has been fighting for also occurred from the Great Basin into the Department of Justice. The to dispel controversy over his that the group plans to help bring mildew and would also make Senkow’s reinstatement with back L co||A|nue to plague South northern Rockies, and across sections of western agency later became known as tenure. supervise the building of a special repairing pipes more difficult. pay ever since the engineer was Kansas, the Northeast and the Middle Atlantic the Federal Bureau of One yiear ago: With the United pool for the handicapped at Man­ Phillips said that by voting on the fired. Senkow. who was the town’s By Deborah Zabarenko Ga. states. Investigation. States and Britain abstaining, chester High School. plan, the committee wasn’t tying chief engineer for 18 years, was The Associated Press "I say, ‘God bless you and thank you.’ I just Fair weather was reported from the western On this date; the U.N. Security Council Committee Chairman Paul Phil­ itself down to anything. “ We can discharged for sexually harassing change anything we want,” he don’t know what words to use,’’ Sewell said. Great Lakes across the upper Mississippi Valley In 1775, Benjamin Franklin adopted a resolution calling for lips said committee members will a female co-worker, officials said. said. Police records show that Senkow An Agriculture Department hot line for “ It’s just like something dropping out of the into the northern Plains, and from Oklahoma and became postmaster-general. worldwide voluntary sanctions serve as a “ clerk of the work” for „ drought-plagued farmers was flooded with In 1788, New York becam e the “ We can address the plans once admitted to placing pornographic sky.” Arkansas across the southern Plains, the Southw­ to force South Africa to disman­ the project, taking on the responsi-' calls on its first day of operation Friday and eleventh state to ratify the U.S. the issue of the referendum is material on the woman’s desk, but Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tho­ est and southern . tle apartheid. bility of seeing that the general more hay headed South to feed starving mas Irvin, who waited with Sewell and about Constitution. Today’s Birthdays; Actor Ja­ settled,” said Joel Mrosek, who said he did so only to cheer her up. Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT contractor follows the specifics of recently joined the panel. He said livestock, but one state agriculture official 100 other farmers for the hay delivery at In 1856, playwright George son Robards Junior is 64. Movie He eventually paid a fine after ranged from 53 degrees at Crescent City, Calif., to the design. Coivtruction could that the work could be done for the said federal programs are only a “ band-aid.” Atlanta, praised the “ baleouts,” but said Bernard Shaw was bom. director Blake Edwards is 64. b^ing charged with an infraction begin before s^ o o l starts in allotted amount, and added that he for creating a public disturbance. Parts of South Carolina, Virginia and existing U.S. Department of Agriculture 105 degrees at Wichita Falls, Texas. The nation’s In 1947, President Harry-Tru­ Movie director Stanley Kubrick September, officials have said. wanted to find out what the rent on To challenge Senkow's firing, Florida have been declared disaster areas programs will not reverse effects of the morning low was 37 degrees at Gunnison, Colo. man signed the National Secur­ is 58. Rock star Mick Jagger is The plans for the project — the apartments was going to be. the union was following a three- because of the weeks-long drought, and a drought. The forecast for Saturday called for scattered ity Act. which consolidated the 43. Actress Susan George is 36. dozen Tennessee counties have asked for which is expected to cost $350,000 "We shouldn’t be looking at the step grievance procedure that is showers and thunderstorms from New England Defense Department and player is federal aid. More than a million chickens “ What (the federal government) has done — were approved by the commit­ building without looking at the outlined in a labor contract with now, really, is probably a little bit less than a and New York across Pennsylvania, the lower created the National Security 32. tee at a special meeting Friday cost,” he said. the town. In June. CSEA took the have died in the Southern heat. Some market Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley, the Middle Atlantic Council. officials linked the drought to a rise in poultry band aid,” Irvin said. “ It really doesn’t eveing. Members agreed that the price final step of that procedure by prices. anywhere close to cover the sore. Our wounds states and the eastern Tennessee Valley through In 1952, Argentina’s first lady, A thought for the day; In his “ I feel confident with what would enable them to better asking the state Board of Media­ farewell address. President Damage estimates from the sizzling are very deep here in the South.” the Southeast and Florida. A few showers and Eva Peron, died of cancer at the they’re doing.” said committee determine the needed amenities tion and Arbitration to hear the Dwight D; Eisenhower said, “ We weather exceed $1.6 billion and heat has been Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng thunderstorms should also occur from the age of 33. member Robert Samuelson. “ The and room sizes. case. must guard against the acquisition blamed for 44 deaths since July 1: 19 in promised that his department will consider nbrmhem half of the Mississippi Valley and the In 1953, Fidel Castro began his plans make a lot of sense.” The rental costs have not yet The town, which has claimed of unwarranted influence by the Georgia: four each in North Carolina, making cash grants and surplus feed Plains across the central and northern Rockies revolution against Fulgencio Ba­ been made public by town Director that the grievance procedure did military-industrial complex. The The 24-by-42-foot pool, which will Missouri, Indiana and Illinois; two each in available to Southern farmers. through the northern intermountain region. tista with an unsuccessful attack be about one-third the size of the Peter DiRosa, who is overseeing not apply because the contract on an army barracks in eastern potential for the disastrous rise of the project for the Board of does not cover employee termina­ Alabama, Kentucky and South Carolina and But he warned: “ For me to suggest that the Highs in the 60s and 70s should extend from high school’s existing pool, will be Hvrald photo by Pinto Cuba. (Castro finally suceeded misplaced power exists ...” Directors. tion or discipline, sought an one each in V in y ia . Louisiana and government could solve the problem of all coastal sections of California and Oregon across used as a wading pool to teach rne land on North Elm Street Michigan. ^ in ousting Batista in 1959.) injunction In Hartford Superior farmers would be misleading you. In some of Washington, northern Idaho and northwest Mon­ handicapped people to swim. In­ was given to the town by the estate Court to block the arbitration 2 Voluntary hay donations continued In 1958, Britain’s Queen Eliza­ these situations that are very grim, it’s very tana. Temperatures in the 70s should also be found structors of the Handicapped, the of Wilfred Crockett with the Out by a limb throughout the South, with shipments arriv­ beth proclaimed her son, Cha­ board from hearing the case. difficult to solve the problem. We’re trying to from northern Minnesota across the northern non-profit organization in charge stipulation that it either be used for ing in Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. rles, the Prince of Wales. Lottery The court had scheduled a be responsive. We’re doing all we can.” Great Lakes. Highs of 100 or higher should reach of the project, has been raising a housing project like the one Bill Gould, who works for the Manches­ be removed before the street was hearing (or Thursday, but cant One bale had a special meaning for Henry Drought damage in Alabama is estimated In 1964, Teamsters president money and making plans to build under study or for a park. Sewell. across the desert Southwest, and from southern ter Parks Department, swings a rope repaved. Before the tree was uprooted, celed it in light of the negotiations. at $750 million: North Carolina $400 million; Jimmy Hoffa and six others were the pool for almost 20 years. The land becomes the property "In one of the bales of hay was a card off of Kansas through central and western Oklahoma "All legal and adminstrative Georgia $182.5 million; South Carolina $100 convicted of fraud and conspi­ Eight contractors were sent of the American Cancer Society if around a tree at the corner ot Devon it had to be topped and branches had to a feed sack that said ‘Fellow farmers. Hope into central and southwest Texas. Much of the action that can take place are on million; Maryland $89 million; Virginia $61.5 racy in the handling of a union Connecticut daily: invitations to b id . neither of those venues is taken. Drive and Crestwood Drive that had to be cut so it didn’t take down power lines. hold,” Werbner said. this helps. From the McPhersons of Lavalle, million: Delaware $40 million; and West remainder of the nation should have highs in the 80s pension fund. Wise.,’” said Sewell, a farmer from Newnan, Virginia $15 million. and 90s. Ten years ago: In a break with Friday: 811 tradition. Republican presiden­ Play Four: 8446 6 Reporter’s notebook tial candidate Ronald Reagan Lotto: 2-20-26-29-34-40 PEOPLE announced his choice of a Can You Help? Manchester delegates recall ’82, take in convention Working for royalty By George Lavng are behind Julie Belaga, according home, except I guess there were a lot of Hana takes a break Herald Reporter support of enough delegates to to delegation chairman Theodore famous names you could drop,” he said force a Septemter primary, but The American who seated Queen Elizabeth Hana Mandlikova, the world’s third- C. Wright. Thursday. HARTFORD — The Republican could take the nomination by the at the royal wedding reception of Prince ranked woman tennis player, took a break Party’s 1982 state convention is on time the convention ends. Nolan said he served the Queen Mother’s Manchester delegate Carol Andrew and Sarah Ferguson in London from training in Prague, Czechoslovakia, the minds of many party members Kuehl, the wife of GOP Town wasn’t a guest; he was waiting on tables. table, held Queen Elizabeth’s chair as she Friday to marry a longtime admirer in a attending the one this year at the Manchester’s 16-member dele­ Chairman Donald Kuehl, appar­ Steve Nolan, a 20-year-old DePauw Uni­ was seated, and served several rounds of brief ceremony at Prague’s old town hall. Hartford Civic Center, a number of gation is likely to vote according to ently does not want to forget what drinks. First lady Nancy Reagan said hello Manchester delegates said Friday versity junior in London on a student The marriage of Mandlikova, 24, and Jan the straw poll that apportioned the she has been seeing at the night. program, was working as a caterer at when she learned he was an American, he Sedlak surprised everybody. “ They sud­ slate in March, members said. cpnvention. said. In that year, front-runner Ri­ Claridge’s Hotel on Wednesday for the denly decided to do it,” said the bride’s If they do, the town will give With a camera and flash around chard Bozzuto lost out when one of her neck, Kuehl was seen con­ reception honoring the,newlywed Duke and Asked if he had been impressed with the father, Vilem Mandlik, who said he learned Bozzuto nine Votes, Labriola four Duchess of York. of their plans Thursday. his opponents — Gerald Labriola, and Belaga three. stantly taking pictures of the array of royalty, Nolan said; “No, not who, like Bozzuto is running again Manchester delegation and sights “ It was just like a wedding reception back Sedlak left Czechoslovakia at age 15in 1968 really.” this year — threw his support to in the auditorium. to live with his mother in Australia and Lewis in exchange for the Bolton’s three-man delegation, While Newington’s Roger Eddy resides in the Netherlands, where Mandlik­ second spot on the Rome ticket. which includes GOP Town Chair­ was making his acceptance speech ova trains with Betty Stove, the former Bozzuto is again considered the man Mark Johnson. Selectman after being nominated to run Dutch star. front-runner this year, and Man­ Lawrence Converse and developer against Democrat Sen. Chris­ Sedlak had been an admirer of Mandlikova chester delegate Jonathan Lawrence Fiano, is evenly divided. topher Dodd, Kuehl could be seen for eight years and frequently followed her Mercier said many Bozzuto Johnson mlans to back Belaga. jostling with press photographers. on the women’s tennis circuit. backers still have hard feelings C o n v e r s e u Labriola, and Fiano After all. it’s her profession too. Bozzuto. The official CTK news agency said toward Labriola. If the convention extends beyond the first and Coventry’s three delegates are Mandlikova opted to practice for Saturday’s second ballots Saturday and Boz­ also divided, according to town State Rep. Elsie "Biz” Swens- Federation Cump semifinals match against zuto delegates begin to swich their chairman Gregg Batterson. One son, another Manchester delegate, 1 Argentina instead of attending the wedding support, they will flock to Julie delegate supports Belaga, another said she enjoyed what Republican { banquet. Belaga — not Labriola, he said. backs Bozzuto and the third is Sen. Lowell Weicker had to say i Mercier, a Belaga supporter, undecided. during his keynote address, des­ i j jL i Busting JFK countered most predictions, say­ Andover’s two delegates, how­ pite the fact that Weicker received Herald photo by Pinto 9 ing Belaga may not just get the ever, are a picture of unity. Both a number of boos while speaking. John F. Kennedy Jr. announced the start of "He still has a lot of charm," Mary Willhide (left), Manchester’s Re­ Convention, despite their allegiances to a nationwide search Friday for an artist to NAME: ’TRACY ROBINSON HEIGHT: S’8” said Swensson, who was decked publican registrar of voters, shares a different candidates vying for the party's make a memorial to his late father to stand DATE MISSING: 04A)6/8S WEIGHT: 105 LBS Police Roundup out in a styrofoam straw hat with a laugh Friday with town Director Thomas gubernatorfaL nomination. on the grounds ,pf the Statehouse. FROM: WASHINGTON. D.C. HAIR: BROWN Bozzuto sticker on it. Ferguson at the Republican State ” My family is deeply honored by this 008: 09/01/69 LAST SEEN: She was abducted by interest,” said Kennedy, 26, told a news RACE/SEX: BLACK/FEMALE an unknown male in a game conference on the building’s western stair­ EYES: BROWN room. Car hits pedestrian case, near where the JFK memorial will stand. Any Information? 1-800-843-5678 A Hartford man was hit by a car Roy Badeau, 25. of 12 Lockwood Artists may submit slides of recent works late Friday morning as he was St., was charged with risk of injury by Sept. 9, and 10 to 15 semifinalists will be crossing Hartford Road near Pine to a minor, illegal use of fireworks Street, police reported. and second-degree reckless endan- asked to submit proposals. Three finalists Ronald Campbell. 50, of 39 germent, police said. SPECIALS will be chosen by February to make scale Manchester Herald Deerfield Ave., Hertford, was Police said they received a models of their proposals. brought to Manchester Memorial report July 4 that a child had been Sunday to Wedneaday The project could cost up to $500,000, to be Hospital after the accident, where injured by fireworks. Badeau and raised' by private donations, and the USPS 327-500 VO L. 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POSTMASTER: was struck by a 1984 Chevrolet caused the incident, but said the • Shells & Meatballs...... *3.95 Sand addreaa changaa to the Man­ driven by Ashok Kumar, 30, of 39 boy suffered bums on the left side chester Herald, P.O . Box 501, Man- Comedian headlined Penn Deep wood Dr., Manchester at ot his face and bad to be cheater, Conn. 06040. To place a dasamed or display transported to the hospital by • Large Pizza & State’s "Century of Excellence” in intercol­ advortlaoment. or to report a newt about 11:12 a.m. Friday. ‘‘ThellWe ltem.storyorpletureldoacaH643- Police said Kumar stopped to ambulance. shop with legiate football, quipping that Coach Joe GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Pitcher of Beer 2711. Offloo hours are 6:30am. to6 make sure Campbell was OK after Badeau was released on a $1,000 big fashion Patemo did’t enjoy his honeymoon until he don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. the accident. They had no further non-surety bond and is scheduled studied the films. 5:30 p.m.weehdevs or 6 am . Satur­ I d e a iv or S o d a ...... *6.95 day. pleaee tsiepnene your carrier. details. to appear in Manchester Superior Hope was Joined by former All-American If youYe unable to roach your car­ Court on Wednesday. 306 East Ceoter Street tackle Mike ReM, who gave up pro football rier, oaR aubaorlbor aorvleo at 647- The Manehoalor Herald le a mem­ A Manchester man was arrested Manebester, CT REHEARSAL TIME — Fourteen-year-old violinist Mi Dori and conductor with the Cincinnati Bengals to concentrate 6846 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a ber of the Aeeocleled Piaoo and a Friday on a warrant charging him M3-4t58 LA STRADA Restaurant on music and won a Grammy award in 1083 m. Satordaya tor guaranteed doNv- member of the Audit Bureau of O - in connection with injuries a Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 ory In Mancheetor. cutaUona Leonard Bernstein rehearse this week at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., for a for writing the Rennie Mileap hit “ Stranger 6-year-oM sustained on July 4, landed in Florida in 1513 in Ms Mon.-8al. 5:30-10 / Sun. ‘Ill 9 concert tonigitt. In My House.” police said. search for the fountain of youth. . ■ e 4 — MANCHEISTER HERALD, Saturday, July 26, 1986

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"Serving Mancheater For Over 50 Years’ It Pays To Advertise C u r t is 6 In The Pentland The Florist IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes Manchester Herald HOME ENTERTA(NMENT CENTER 24 BIRCH STREE1; video • Talavtolon • Slarao tel. 443.4247 or 443.4444 WEEKEND SPEdAL Call 643-2711 lM lVC .t3ll4 11:30 a.m. « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26. IMS — 7 OPINION O ’Neill expects Moffett’s support By Judd Everhart Democrats in the state of Connecti­ wage a primary against the The Associated Press overturned. cut are now coming to my governor in September. That election was won by O’Neill campaign. Some Moffett backers have by 4$ votes. Shortly afterward, HARTFORD - Gov. William A. suggested that Moffett is withhold­ r " I can’t determine his future. He there were allegations of wides­ Law should r O'Neill said Friday he expects his ing his endorsement of the gover­ tried to determine mine. I believe pread absentee bsllot fraud in the former challenger for the Demo­ nor because he wants assurances that I shall be the captain of my Waterbury voting and Moffett sued cratic gubernatorial nomination, that O’Neiir will push for more own destiny with the people of the to get the result overturned. Toby Moffett, to "come around” liberal policies, such as state Jack soon and announce his support for state of Connecticut no matter A Superior Court judge con­ be applied the governor. what he does,” divestment in companies doing cluded that Moffett had waited too Anderson business with South Africa. long — state law requires an O’Neill, speaking to reporters at The Moffett campaign, however, Moffett is also worried about election challenge within three the Capitol, said many of those conUnues to insist that it is paying off his campaign debts, days of the voting — and the suit weighing an independent candi­ previously supporting Moffett are which total about $400,000. was thrown out. now endorsing the governor and he to everyone dacy for governor by the former O’Neill said Friday he was still Moffett is appealing the dismis­ urged Moffett to do the same as one congressman. willing to discuss ways for Demo­ sal to the Supreme Court. A way of healing any wounds left crats to help Moffett vrith his debts. hearing in the state's higheM “ I believe that would be an error The House of Representatives this week TilB CmZENS dF over from Moffett’s challenge. Meanwhile, Moffett is pressing tribunal is set for Thursday. on his part ... to run as an Moffett failed last week at the vie CIA keeps his case in state Supreme Court, Moffett believes that if he wins decided that U.S. District Court Judge Harry wmr wiysT liLViifw.!! independent candidate,” said cPPRE35|0KE»*EWJi Democratic State Convention in trying to get the resulU of the on appeal, he may still be able to O’Neill. "The vast majority of his bid to win enough support to E. Claiborne should be impeached because Waterbury delegate election force a primary against O’Neill. he has been convicted on two counts of tax hard questions evasion. K P L ffF c F r s ! If the Senate has any sense, it will follow eeiiMsviDUW)------I through on that recommendation and then out of room Kennelly ahead in congressional funds get busy formulating a law that would By Daniel Beeean vious races. McKinney raised $93,322 so far this require any federal judge convicted of a The Associated Press reported having $113,419 on nana WASHINGTON - The CIA is apparently No report was on file from year and has spent $50,147. as of June 30. She said she had felony to step down. Republican Hershel Klein, oppos­ J His Democratic opponent, Chris­ raised $148,087 so far this year and confident that it can bamboozle members of the WASHINGTON - DemocraUc The fact that such a law does not exist ing her in the 1st congressional tine Nlodermeier, reporUKi raising had spent $80,083. Her opponent Senate, but it doesn’t want to take any chances Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly had the today leaves our judicial system open for district. $99,465 and spending $74,507. She also had not filed a report. with Senate staffers who might be expert enough healthiest campaign war chest Kennelly was followed by Demo­ reported cash on hand of $45,464 In the 5th District, Republican mockery by corrupt judges who seem to have among Connecticut congressional to chailenge the agency with embarrassing cratic Rep. Sam Gejdenson who and obligations of $14,645, bills incumbent John Rowland reported no respect for the legal system over which MD MosiLY.aiei' m nb b e candidates as 1986 hit its midpoint, questions. had $219,292 on hand. The 2nd owed for advertising and political having $72,011 on hand as of June according to campaign finance they pretend to preside with fairness and M«5lER5cfliBRdW|4RnE.I/ This, at ieast, is the conclusion we draw from District Democrat reported rais­ consulting. 23. Rowland reported raising reports filed with the Federal integrity. the fact that Senate aides — even'those with top ing $272,056 so far this year and In the 3rd District, incumbent $114,519 and spending $72,540 so far Election Commission. spending $119,192. Claiborne is a case in point. security clearance — have been systematically Democrat Bruce Morrison re­ this year. excluded from CIA briefings on such sensitive The reports showed the cam­ Gejdenson’s Republican chal­ ported raising $135,088 and spend­ The two Democrats who may U In 1984, the 69*year-old chief justice of the matters as nuclear non-proliferation. The policy paigns of all six Connecticut lenger, Francis Mullen, former ing $64,520 so far this year. face off ina primary for the right to U.S. District Court in Nevada was convicted Passage to liberty is closed has been in effect for several months, and State incumbent congressmen were In administrator of the federal Drug Morrison had a war chest of oppose Rowland also filed reports. $85,327, offset by debts and obliga­ on two counts of tax evasion for failing to Department officials who have gone along with it better financial shape than Enforcement Administration, re­ Jim Cohen reported raising challengers. ported cash on hand of $1,460 after tions of $45,253, some of which left $00,089 and spending $80,847. He report almost $107,000 in income on his 1979 told our associate Lucette Lagnado that they are AP photo raising $46,045 and spending over from his costly 1984 said he had cash on hand of $21,301 and 1980 tax returns. In May, Claiborne “ only following orders” — presumably CIA chief Kennelly reported cash on hand to many deserving Cubans Eccentric wheels $60,959. Mullen also reported debts campaign. and debts and obligations of reported to the federal prison at Maxwell Air W illiam Casey’s orders. as oft June 30 of $290,299. She and obligations of $15,000. Morrison’s GOP opponent, se­ $31,800. Force Base in Alabama to begin his two-year The result is that senators get their secret Eddie Smith, 40, pedais tiis yoiaborately decorated reported raising $141,282 this year lected earlier this month, has not Jeffrey Peters reported raising It is a rare dured years of suffering in the briefings from CIA and State Department officials bicycle through Brownviiie Junction, Maine, recently. and spending $37,443. The rest of In the 4th District, incumbent yet filed a report. $30,175, spending of $21,015, cash L jail sentence. issue indeed on dictator's jails. The U.S. is also without the presence of staff aides whose special her campaign war chest came Republican Stewart McKinney re­ GOP Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, on hand of $30,150 and debts of What makes the whole thing so disgraceful Smith said he was on his way to the grocery store. which I find harming itself, politically and knowledge might give them the chance to bring up from money left over from pre­ ported cash on hand of $148,419. who represents the 6th District, $15,000. is that the law permits Claiborne to keep his myself march­ m orally, in the eyes of millions of the finer points of the issues involved. lifelong appointment to the bench, and he ing to the same Donald oppressed people throughout the ( continues to collect his $78,700 annual salary drum m er as (! a world, who look to America as a THIS DISTURBING ATTEMPT to restrict to this day. the Heritage Graff land where freedom is always access to important information is illustrated by Cartoonists lend life to hospital walls Connecticut in Briaf Foundation. paramount.” the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s Worse yet, current law would allow By Susan Okula large, original color work of There is one, briefings on Pakistan and its developm ent of the of the collection. Claiborne to return to the bench after serving The Associated Press Popeye, who will be wishing the Mom, ton win $432,221 slot prize h ow ever, on IT ALL BUT TAKES my “ Islamic bomb.” For years it has been suspected Morra and her sisters, co­ patients "B es’ 0 Luck.” curators of the Westport public his sentence — and by Sept. 1,1988, he could which we are L2 l_ breath away. I am in complete that Pakistan has been trying to build a nuclear NEW HAVEN - Move over, A Connecticut mother and son who spent four days in Atlantic After a call for original strips for school system’s collection of car­ retire with a pension equal to his current all but in agreem ent. comic pages. Snoopy, Blondie, City, N.J., with their family stopped at the slot machines one bomb, but there’s a sticking point; If Pakistan is the center went out with the help of toon art, got Casson involved. ’Die Zonker and Popeye are cracking more time before leaving town and won $432,221, a casino salary. lockstep. known to have a bomb, or to be working on one, Mel Casson, creator of “ Boomer,” call for strip donations went out However, there is one point on their jokes in a new place now — a spokesman said. If the Senate allows such a scenario to play The vehemently conservative He took no action to prevent U.S. military aid must by law be cut off. a deluge began. about a year ago, Morra said. which the Heritage Foundation hospital cancer center. Clara Rabtoy, 78, and son Ed Rabtoy, 58, both of Waterbury, Washington-based think tank, departure of the political prison­ In the face of Pakistan denials, the issue hinges Charles Schulz sent in a four- The center is giving a public itself out, the jail sentence will rightly be and I briefly part company. It About 70 cartoonists, including had lost $1,200 during the weekend at Resorts International Hotel which owes its existence to a ers and other Cubans. on technical niceties: What kind of enriched panel strip of Snoopy getting ready viewing of the strips on Sunday seen as a mere slap on the wrist, and our Gary Trudeau of "Doonesbury” and Casino, until Friday afternoon when they decided to try profitable Rocky Mountain blames the “ shortsighted and for a long chat with W ot^tock. afternoon at the Hope Building of uranium is Pakistan producing at its nuclear plant and Charles Schulz of “ Peanuts,” again before checking out of the hotel, said spokesman Fliil elected officials will be sending a dangerous THE U.S. GOVERNM ENT did counterproductive” policies of Gary Trudeau donated a piece the Yale School of Medicine. At brewery, is exercised about the in Kahuta ? Is it only 5 percent, as the United have donated original strips to th e. Wexler. message to other corrupt judges who feel that. In retaliation, it halted visa the Immigration and Naturaliza­ from the adventures of Zonker and least four cartoonists, including barring of the U.S. door to States has demanded, or 30 percent, as Yale Comprehensive Cancer Cen­ processing at the U.S. Interests tion Service for thwarting the his Uncle Duke, who is being Wildman, planned to attend and Mrs. Rabtoy said she would split her winnings among her five they are somehow above the legal system "thousands of deserving Cu­ intelligence reports have suggested? Sources say ter. Their casts of characters will Section of the Swiss Embassy in president’s wishes in this berated for spilling a beer into a draw some of their characters on children. " I ’m 78.1 don’t need all this money," she said. they are supposed to protect. bans.” And rightly so. that 90 percent enriched uranium is necessary to decorate patient rooms and treat­ matter. patient on the operating table. the spot. Here's the background. In Havana (in effect, the American produce nuclear weapons. ment areas. embassy in Cuba, staffed by There are sevgcal* drawings After Sunday, the cartoons will Heublein contictoring wine buyout This situation, however, can be corrected if 1984, Cuba agreed to take back Hasn’t Ronald Reagan pub­ Although Pakistan has apparently shut down its “ I hope it will brighten up from New Yofirer cartoonists Americans). be hung throughout the center, the Senate acts quickly to impeach from the United States some licly pledged to make every plant that reprocessed plutonium, its somebody’s life, give them a little Henry Martin, Frank Modell, Morra said. RJR Nabisco Inc. said Friday that its alcoholic beverage lift or maybe a laugh,” said George 2,700 undesirables — criminals effort to help Cuban political uranium-enrichment factory is still churning DAnald Reilly, James Stevenson Although strips like "Doones­ subsidiary, Heublein Inc. of Farmington, has entered into talks Claiborne. That would remove him from Only a few Cubans have since Wildman, who has been drawing prisoners? Hasn’t his vice presi­ and Robert Weber. The walls are bury’’ and "Peanuts" appear In ' to acquire the wines and spirits division of Nabisco Brands Ltd. office and cut off his federal salary and and mental patients — who had been legally- admitted to this away, according to our sources. And because Popeye for comic books and 2 been among the 129,000 Cubans dent done likewise? India has reportedly been expanding its nuclear full of the characters Henry, newspapers daily, cartoonist Mike Nabisco Brands is a Canadian food and beverage company that potential pension. country, most of those thanks to chiidren's books for 18 years. " I Trudy, Superman and Dennis the Wotton, whose strip “ L i’l Scruff is 80 percent owned by RJR Nabisco, an international consumer in the 1980 Mariel exodus. F or its weapons capability since it first tested a nuclear don’t see any of these on the serious the political sponsorship of peo­ Well, it is perfectly understan­ Menace. Cat” is newly syndicated, says the products corporation based in Winston-Salem. part, the United States agreed to device in 1974, it is a matter of serious concern to side. They’re on the light side, to After that has been taken care of, both ple such as Sen. Edward dable that no one, at IN S or The soap opera strips also make original drawings are valuable. The Nabisco wines and spirits division is one of Canada’s the resumption of normal immi­ the United States that Pakistan seems determined brighten up somebody’s day.” legislative chambers should work together to Kennedy. (It took real guts on the elsewhere, pays attention to an appearance, including Sunday "M ost people are really tight leading spirits and wines marketers. The Toronto-based gration. We were to accept up to to join the “ nuclear club” too. Wildman, a Hamden resident, attack these flagrant abuses of the law by part of son\eone at Heritage to what George Bush has to say. panels from “ Apartment 3G” and with their original artwork,” he division, which includes McGuinness Distillers Ltd. and Calona 20.000 Cubans annually, plus It happens that the United States’ six-year, $3.2 knows the drain of illness. His wife, CHARLES^ SCHULZ “ Mai> WorUi.” include that acknowledgement. But com e on, fellas. You mean said. Wines Ltd., produces and imports a variety of distilled spirits, working on a bill that would outline a 3.000 in a one-shot special cate­ billion aid program to Pakistan is about to run out. Trudy, was successfully treated . . . New Haven”gift "We're trying to give a little The "Peanuts” strip is probably The typewriters and photocopi­ the bureaucracy is refusing to for throat cancer at New Haven wines and b^rs. procedure for removal of justices convicted gory. These were political pri­ The Reagan administration wants to renew it for cheer to the place," said Marion worth $800, the "Doonesbury," ers at 214 Massachusetts Ave.. get the message from the most hospitals more than two years ago. of similar crimes. soners and their families. another six years, with an increase to $4 billion. asked Wildman to contribute to the Morra, the assistant director of the .$600, and the New Yorker works N.E.. must have been smoking.) effective second-term.president When Trudy Wildman’s doctor Local OOP leader quits over slur 6 But in M ay 1985, Fidel Castro, But Congress mandated that aid would be cut off if collection, he responded with a cancer center and the coordinator $400 apiece, he said. An automatic-removal procedure would in recent memory? Reagan NEW LONDON — Republican Town Chairwoman Valeda enraged when Radio Marti be­ there was solid evidence that Pakistan had built a get rid of the necessity for formal Senate But to continue — the founda­ could end the whole sorry Grills resigned Friday in the wake of a published report that she gan broadcasting to Cuba, an­ nuclear weapon. impeachment proceedings, which cost the tion finds the U.S. response business with a word. used a racially derogatory reference to another town committee nounced he would accept no "totally inconsistent” with taxpayers money and oqr legislators Aetna earnings rise in second quarter member. more Mariel rejects. Radio And for a. moment there, it LAST FALL, we’re told, the White House American ideals of freedom and ’The resignation cam e in a letter to G O P Town Vice valuable time. It would also show people like Marti is the U.S.-financed station looked like he might do that. prepared a legal brief that insisted — if somewhat justice: HARTFORD (A P) - Aetna Life million resulting from earlier last year. Operating earnings year. Chairwoman Patricia Connair, citing public criticism of fellow Cliaiborne that they are not above the law. that is supposed to be for Cuba Exploratory talks on reviving gingerly — that Pakistan has not produced a i t Casualty Co. reported Friday its operating losses. The current to ta lly $299 million during the committee members as the reason for stepping down. the immigration deal were in­ If the Senate fails to act, it will allow what Radio F ree Europe and “ By refusing to grant asylum nuclear weapon. But our sources also say that net income increased 273 percent report also includes $11.8 million first six months compared to $157 Aetna Chairman James T. Lynn The Day newspaper of New London reported Wednesday that corruption to have the last laugh in a Radio Liberty are for Eastern to the victims of Cuba's commu­ itiated on neutral turf, in Mexico, there was serious dissent within the during the second quarter to $243 from 1985 capital losses and $52 million in the same period last noted the increased earnings from Grills used a racial derogation during a sheriff’s convention last commercial lines, but said earn­ situation that isn’t funny at all. Europe and the Soviet Union. nist dictatorship, the U.S. is but at this writing have broken administration over the reliability of this brief. million, or $2.12 a common share. million in realized net capital year. weekend in reference to committee menlber James Brown Jr., But. as the Heritage Founda­ punishing not Fidel Castro but off. Certification of Pakistan’s “ no-nuke” status The company earned $65 million, gains. The company’s assets totalled ings “ must continue to improve to who is black. or 55 cents a common share, during compensate for the losses and tion notes. Castro reneged on the thousands of brave men and The Heritage Foundation finds seemed in doubt. Net income for the first six $60.5 billion as of June 30, 10 Three convention delegates and several town conunlttee the same period last year. percent more than at the same inadequate returns of recent only the Mariel part of the deal. women who already have en- “ sad irony” in the treatment of This is what makes the matter of congressional months was $493 million, or $4.32 a members, who the newspaper did not identify, confirmed the Last year’s second quarter in­ share, compared to $120 million, or time last year.______years.” Letters policy the Cubans at a time when briefings by the CIA so critical. Senators have too statement, ’The Day report^. Grills has said she did not make cluded an $83 million loss from the $1.05 a share, for the first half of Among the Hartford-based com­ Operating earnings in the com­ The Manchester Herald welcomes original Americans are celebrating the many other things on tkeir minds to be able to quiz the remark. sale of Aetna’s share in Satellite 1985. pany’s divisions, the commercial pany’s personal casualty-property Brown said he spoke with Grills after The Day’s report but he letters to the editor. centennial of the Statue of their CIA properly on the arcane issue of Business Systems. ’This year’s The company’s operating earn­ insurance unit’s earnings jumped unit was $16.3 million during the would not say whether she admitted the remark. Letters should be brief and to the point. They “By refusing to grant asylum to the victims of Liberty and what it is supposed Pakistan’s nuclear capability. But staff aides who second quarter earnings include ings were $159 million in the from $5.7 million in last year’s quarter compared to $2.6million in "I don’t know the reason Valeda is resigning, but if she should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for to represent. might know the right questions to ask have been extraordinary tax benefits of $19.5 Cuba's communist dictatorship, the U.S. is quarter, compared to $100 million second quarter to $30 million this the 1985 second quarter. perceived her resignation is the best thing for the party, I ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters locked out of the briefing room. That’s not even the half of it. wholeheartedly support her,” Brown said. punishing not Fidel Castro but the thousands The result is that the Senate will be \ oting in the must be signed with name, address and daytime The Cubans are far from alone in telephone number (for verification). dark on renewal of aid to Pakistan, and another of brave men and women who already have being kept outside Liberty’s nuclear power could be born with Am erica as an Attendance Is low at Pequot bingo games Teenagers dead In Qreenwich crash The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the door. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. endured years of suffering in the dictator’s unwitting midwife. LEDYARD (AP) — Average Rhode Island and Massachusetts GREENWICH — Two teenagers killed when their car hit a Address letters to; Open Forum. Manchester jails.” Donald Graff is a syndicated attendance at the Mashantucket helped fill the 1,667-set hall to "It is kind of difficult at the start to have it full stone wall early Friday were identified as Eric Steiner, 16, and Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Th0 ombudsman Malcolm Pray III, 17, both of Greenwich, police said. columnist. Pequot’s high-stakes bingo hall has capacity. every day," Tribal Chairman Richard Joy Manning, 63. of Austin, Texas, has been so far fallen short of the tribe’s goal But since then, attendance has Police said Pray, the driver of the car, died at 9:24 a.m. at whipsawed by two federal agencies for the past of 1.000 patrons a night, but leaders averaged about 700 a night over 10 Hayward said. Greenwich Hospital. Steiner, the sole passenger, died at the scene of the 3:30 a.m. crash on a local street near the M erritt four years. She learned on M ay 20,1982, that the say they’re confident of reaching dates, operations manager How­ Parkway. Labor Department had told the U.S. Postal that figure soon. ard M. Wilson said. Weekend have been local people, Hayward and a Cadillac door prize wl II ha ve a Bush’s prospects aren’t exactly grim Service to stop all payments on the Manning Mail " It is kind of difficult at the start attendance has been running about said. Now that the local patronage total value of $92,500. Prizes on Service’s government contract because of alleged to have it full every day,” Tribal 800 a night, Hayward said. has been established, Hayward normal nights total about $10,000. labor violations. She has been fighting ever since Chairman Richard Hayward said. “It will pick up naturally,” said, management can decide how Admission for the super-bingo standing to the right of Bush: Kemp and Paul The tribe is hoping to clear $2 After Harry Truman’s astonishing defeat of to collect the $20,844.83 she says is owed her by the Wilson said, adding that he expects to market the bingo hall, including night is $125, compared to regular M O D E L O P E N Laxalt (if he runs). million a year in profits from the A HOM E 9 attendance to increase during the Thomas E. Dewey in 1948, political reporters Postal Service. increasing the use of buses to bring admission of $25. hall, based on average nightly winter, when there are fewer people In. Lsm oy one floor Hviag. besieged that famous wise man of American It took her 19 months to get a hearing before a W IT H A LO T BUSH EXPECTS, therefore, to emerge from attendance of 1,000. On opening activities to compete with bingo. On Saturday, the hall will have its ’The hall is open ’Thursday a EXPANDABLE TO lesesq. FT. politics, Jim Farley, begging for an explanation. Labor Department administrative law judge. a TWO CAR TANDEM OARAGE Super Tuesday with a lot of momentum, not to night. 18 buses from Connecticut. Most players since opening night first super-bingogame. Cash prizes through Sunday. WiUiam Then it took six months for the judge to reach a a CENTRAL AIR “ It’s very simple, boys.” Genial Jim replied. mention delegates. At that point, if at all, will a CENTRAL VACUUM partial decision, and another five months to reach “ The American people had been thinking of Tom come the last serious chance to stop Bush. his final decision. He ruled partly in Manning’s Dewey as the next president for so long they Rusher Conceivably, a significant number of powerful favor, and the Labor Department appealed. The Cross lawsuit decided it was tim e for a change.” governors (Kean of New Jersey, Thornburgh of Full Set of Acrylic Nails Something similar is one of the perils case still sits somewhere in the department’s Pennsylvania, Thompson of Illinois, Deukmejian appeals office. won’t be appealed confronting George Bush. He has been the of California) and senators (Dole of Kansas, Last December, Manning wrote to President ef ULTRA CO front-runner for the 1988 Republican presidential Armstrong of Colorado. Baker and Laxalt. GREENWICH (AP) - The reg *50 Reagan begging for his help in getting a decision 19.95 nomination so long that terminal boredom has set Board of Selectmen has voted not ^ formerly of Tennessee and Nevada respectively) out of the Labor Department so her checks would 3 I family hair care Lydall Woods to appeal a federal judge’s ruling in among political observers. Surely, they tell and thereby to seem to be “ his own man.” could persuade the Republican voters of their come in for free consultation ■ (Q be released. She got a response from the Postal barring the display of the Cos Cob Ask about our Rat® each other, something will happen in the next two Still, when you analyze Bush’s 1988 game plan, it states to instruct their delegations to vote for them AtUched singie family homes Service assuring her that the Labor Department firehouse cross. J J L T R ^ Z years to derail that express. Things can’t just go is undeniably impressive. Somebody has got to as “ favorite sons.” If, by this process. Bush could wouid'reply to her letter to the president. She has MODELS OPEN: on like this, can they? become the Other Major Contender for the be prevented from amassing an absolute majority yet to get a call or letter from the Labor The selectmen on Thursday also Complete Nail Care D A IL Y 12-5 Perhaps not. but Bush’s basic assets are pretty Republican nomination, and who that is probably of the delegates before the convention opens, it Department. agreed to pay more than $31,000 in SAT. & SUN. 11-5 imposing. Nobody questions his experience: As w ill hinge on the party’s Iowa caucuses and the might indeed becom e that m odem rarity: an legal fees to the residents who Full Service Salon • All wooded lots 6 New Hampshire primary, which will start the • AtUched garage congressman. Republican national chairman, old-fashioned “ brokered convention.” brought the suit. • Private PaUoa or Decks ambassador to the United Nations, liaison to ritual war dance as usual. Robert Dole plans to Would Bush choose to acquiesce in the delaying Children 10 and under *1^^ • First Floor Laundry Area Communist China. CIA director and vice m ake his big effort in Iowa; Jack Kem p tactics of these powerful men, or would he be apt The controversial case began • All Kitchen Appliances • Extra Large CloaeU t president, he has held almost every kind of apparently is counting on New Hampshire. Bush, to go into their state primaries and try to wrest when three residents sued the town CAK in December 1984 to protest the Senior Citizen Discount • Some With Walkout governmental job there is except a judgeship. of course, will try to do the very best he can in their delegate votes from them? HoW many of OAKAOX iHaiirliPslpr Hrralft presence of a cross on the town- BasemenU both. • One Floor Living With Politically, he has identified himself closely on them, in turn, would stand firm against the Founded In 1M1 owned Cos Cob firehouse. Next comes Super Tuesday: March 8.1988. on Walk-Ins Welcome ’Two-Car Garage every major issue with the position of the most challenge of a man so likely to become the next • Lowest Associaton Fees popular president in modern Am erican history. If. which at least 13 Southern and border states will Republican president? BICHARO W COSGROVE ...... PuMIthw A federal judge in June ruled • SUrUng at •104,900 ats seems likely, the voters in 1988 are looking for pick their delegates — one quarter of all the In any event, those who breezily dismiss George DOUGLAS A. BEVINS E«*cutlv« EdHor that the display violated the HEiOS h n m tS m t Oiii i ^ n' (M San* MaMt a 2 Bedroomi JAMES P. SACKS...... Managing Editor nraeUMi: TatolflX s^: M m SM. a 2 Baths "more of the sam e,” no one is in a better position delegates to the convention. Of course nobody has Bush’s prospects are running a risk of their own. constitutional separation of church ilfMaaTaiMraLji^MW Vwan ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aaaoclata E0Hor m a Full walk-in attic t« pledge it to, or is likely to, win them all. Bush certainly They might just prompt voters iii the Republican and state and the plaintiff’s right to **Cutting Is Our Speciality** Si .; m i •• LfSaS. n w VafasK Laka equal protection under the law. Sl.taL)rSaa1h. believes he can corral a lot of them. But note one primaries to decide it’s time for a change — and DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvartlaingDIractor ’The fire company, which later IS.SS Annual ParcenUge Rato TO BE SURE. Bush’s close identification with interesting thing; The Southern states will almost pick Bush. MARK F. ABR AITIS...... Buaineaa Managar Manchester 643-2111 SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoalng Managar joined the suit as a defendant, has Manchester 643-2111 surely be the area of Pat Robertson’s greatest 555 Main Street ■ Manchester ■ 643-9525 Reagan and bis policies has one major ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar agreed not to appeal the case. disadvantage: It makes it virtually impossi^e for strength, and he will be competing primarily for ^W illiam A. Rnalier, pobUsher of Natloaal JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar BniB to stake out oifferent positions of his own. the votes of possible challengers perceived as Review, writes a syail^ted colamn. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July M. 19M

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By Martin Crutslnger year, many dismissed the 1987 The Associated Press showed the economy growing at a outlook as totally unrealistic. 1.1 percent rate from April through " I t is not only inaccurate, it is June, likely will force changes in WASHINGTON - The Reagan bizarre,” said Michael Evans, Legion breezes to an easy win the estimates before they are administration, in a preliminary head of a Washington forecasting formally released in early August. Gooden admits review of the economy at mid­ ThereThprA havehCkVA notBint Knnn been too many 1 a i . _ »• ■ . . ' ’ firm. “ Theeconomydoesn’thavea STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — The The victory leaves the Post 102 game,” he added. He scattered six hits, struck out year, has trimmed its growth ghost of a chance of getting to the But private economists said the easy games for the punchless popular beliefs that women Aake contingent at 3-1-1 in Round III, Key blows for Manchester in its three and issued three walks. estimate for 1986 but substantially growth number they are forecast­ administration probably will use Manchester American Legion up an increasing proportion or the with an outside chance still of big inning were a bases-clearing Fogarty and Ogden each had two boosted projections for economic, ing for 1987. The obvious reason baseball team this summer. When the weaker April-June GNP figure nation's poor and, that most poor retaining its Zone Eight champion­ triple by Jon Roe to right center hits for the locals. he has doubts activity next year, officials said they are doing this is to make the to bolster its case that growth, in you don’t hit the ball to put the children are in .i^emale-headed ship. The chance, however, is field and RBI singles by Jim “ The first inning we had the Friday. budget numbers look better.” percentage terms, will be stronger pressure on the opposition enough, households are mjkhs, an etnno- remote inasmuch as East Hartford Fogarty and Chris Ogden. same baserunning mistakes we NEW YORK (AP) - After 24-4 record, earned run average The administration's forecast, in the months ahead because the you’re not going to be in too many Evans said he was forecasting mist studying Census Bureau and South Windsor have the inside Dan Bontempo singled home one had against Windsor (3-2 loss), We two months of lackluster perfor­ (1.53), strikeouts (263) and which will be revised before being economy is starting from a lower blowouts. the economy in 1987 would grow at figures said Friday. track, each ahead of Manchester. run in a two-run fifth inning and a had two picked off and I was mances and criticism. New innings pitched (276 2-3). issued, has reduced its projection base. Friday night was an exception. a rate of just 1.7 percent. Evans After a surge of women feil Manchester, 18-14-2 overall, double by seldom-used Karl Noone thinking ‘here we go again.’ But in York Mets pitcher Dwight He began this season with a for growth this year, as measured Manchester didn’t muster an said his projection, which is close 0M B Director James M iller has below the poverty level in the winds up its regular season Mon­ and RBI single from Rob Stanford the second inning we got things Gooden appears to be believing 5-0 record and a 1.04 ERA but in by the gross nationai product, to 2.6 overwhelming number of hits — to those of many other private used that line of reasoning in 1960s, the percentage of women day against South Windsor at capped the scoring for Manchester rolling.” Armstrong cited. his doubters. his last 13 starts since May 6, percent, down almost a full percen­ eight — but put together a in the sixth stanza. analysts, would add around $45 recent comments in which he has among the poor has remained Larry Duprey Field at 6 p.m. “ When they get a man on base Gooden has a record of 5-4 and tage point from its February seven-run inning en route to a 10-2 The game was called after six billion to the 1987 budget deficit said the administration’s August fairly constant at around 63 “ This was the first breeze we’ve Rockville 101 000 2-0-5 in the first inning, I start an ERA of 4.03. estimate of 3.4 percent growth. >5 victory over Rockville in Zone innings because of darkness. Manchester 070 021 10-8-0 above the administration's review of the budget would show a percent from 1969 to 1984, accord­ had in ages,” said fifth-year coach thinking ‘Oh no. not again.” ' The numbers are not devas- This revision was expected be­ Eight action at MCC’s Cougar Chris Helin was beneficiary of M w ritt, KIrbv (2) and Polna; Helm figures. record deficit for this year, per­ ing to Victor Fuchs of Stanford Steve Armstrong. “ We got all but and Charter. Gooden said in a interview tatingly bad. but uncharacteris­ cause the economy from January Field. one (on the 15-riian roster) into the the hitting attack by Manchester. haps as high as $220 billion, but University. WP- Helln, LP- Merritt. published in Friday's editions of tic of his first two seasons. through June has performed far The administration's estimates, faster economic growth in the New York Newsday. The 21-year-old right-hander below the administration's origi­ first reported in The New 'Vork "Between 1979 and 1984, poverty " I ’m notembarrassed. Idon’t said neither he nor Manager future. rates rose for both women and AL roundup nal forecasts. Times, are only preliminary and feel like I let them (his team­ Davey Johnson or pitching But for 1987, the administration were made before the government Miller has said the administra­ men, but they rose relatively more mates) down,” Gooden said. coach Mel Stottlemyre can is projecting that the economy will rapidly for men. So the percentage J reieased its new GNP estimate on tion intends to hit the deficit “ I've got a good record an my determine the problem. come surging back at a robust Tuesday, officiais at the Office of targets established in the Gramm- of the adult poor who are women ERA is under three...But I'm “ I ’m doing'the same things actually went down,” Fuchs said. annual rate of 4.5 percent. Management and Budget said. Rudman balanced budget law, not happy with the way I now tham I doing then (in the While private analysts generally One official, who spoke on which calls for a deficit of $144 He attributed the recent trend to Twins hold off Yankees in slugfest pitched.” beginning of the season,” agreed with the administration's condition that she not be named, billion in the 1987 fiscal year, which better working conditions for Gooden was scheduled to Gooden said. "And the results scaied-down prospects for this said the new GNP data, which begins Oct. 1. women, including a sharp rise in By The Associated Press season, five in his last nine games. start against the Braves in are not the same. Atlanta Friday night. the ratio of hourly earnings for Parrish had four of the Tigers’ 15 “ I know they (Johnson and NEW YORK - Gary Gaetti Last year, Gooden won the Cy women compared with men, and a hits. rapped 11 hits in five Stottlemyre) are worried,” drove in five runs with two homers, Young Award while leading the smaller increase in unemployment innings off , 6-9. Gooden said. "They can’t figure backing Neal Heaton to his first National League in wins with a Home sales drop in June for women than for men. Leonard has not won in his last nine it out either,” U victory with Minnesota as the outings. By James Rowley The rise in overall poverty rates Twins beat New York 9-5 Friday family homes sold last month — higher than the $76,500 median Gibson, with his 15th homer, and occurred for both blacks and night, ending the Yankees’ three- The Associated Press 339,000 — was slightly higher than recorded in June, 1985. V Parrish, with his 22nd, gave the whites but the percentage of adult game winning streak. NL roundup the 330,000 sold in May. But the Tigers a 4-1 lead in third. The annualized sales rate for poor who are women is much Minnesota sent 11 men to the WASHINGTON - The sales increase was not enough to pro­ The Tigers added two runs in the June was il l percent higher than higher for blacks than for whites, plate in the second inning, scoring pace of existing homes dropped duce a higher rate after being the pace recorded in June, 1985. seventh inning on Grubb’s sacri­ siightly last month while the adjusted for traditional seasonal and has been for a long time, he six runs. Gaetti had a three-run The figure projects how many said. fice fly, and a single by Chet median price of a single-family variations, the Realtors said. home run and Kirby Puckett a Lemon. homes would be sold in a year if the two-run homer in the inning. Gaetti home declined $900, the National The slower sales pace was Kansas City scored against King Davis, Bell star L monthly pace, adjusted for sea­ Association of Realtors said accompanied by a $900 decrease — added a two-run home run in the with two outs in the third inning on sonal up and downs, continued for seventh, giving him 21 this season. Friday. to $82,300 — in the median price of 12 months. Lonnie Smith’s RBI double. The The trade group blamed a slight an existing home between May and AP Dhoto District Heaton, 4-9, held the Yankees Royals added a run in the ninth off Average interest rates for com-, scoreless .until the sixth inning as Reds triumph increase in mortgage interest June. Jim Slaton on a groundout by Lynn pleted home sales increased from when they got two runs and chased rates for the 1.2 percent decline in Association economists said the 10.15 percent in May to 10.21 Wounded Jones. By The Associated Press innings and Jody Davis hit a the seasonally adjusted annual the Twins lefty. Don Mattingly hit drop was a market correction percent in June, according to the Detroit scored twice in the first two-run homer Friday, leading the rate of home sales to 3.41 million A man, his clothes stained with blood, is assisted after firemen a solo homer in the inning, his 19th. following the $3,000 jump between with the help of a two-base error by CINCINNATI - Eric Davis Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Heaton, who lost his first three Chicago Cubs to an 8-3 triumph units. That compared to 3.45 April and May to $83,200. The being hurt Friday by a bomb explosion on the main Smith in left field. Alan Trammell homered and scored three runs over the Dodgers. Despite the June drop, home decisions after being traded from million units in May. economists noted that the June and Gibson scored when Parrish’s and Buddy Bell hit a three-run sales were up 12.5 percent during boulevard of Santiago, Chile, near the presidential on June 20. gave up four Keith Moreland had four hits, The actual number of single­ median price was 7.6 percent two-out single to eluded Smith and home run to back John Denny’s the first six months of the year. palace. The blast wounded 24 people. honored hits, walked four and did not strike scored two runs and knocked in rolled to the wall. five-hitter and lead Cincinnati to a out a batter in 5 2-3 innings, leaving another to help the Cubs snap the 9-2 victory over/ the Continued from page 1 with a mildly strained neck. Keith Dodgers’ four-game winning Ranger* 7, Indian* 5 Expos on Friday night, ending the streak. Atherton finished for his ninth who volunteers his time when he’s Reds’ five-game losing streak. Trout, 4-3, won his first game Bombings, protests show racism is aiive in Phiiiy save, yielding three runs, includ­ At Arlington, Texas, Pete Inca- not working as a welder at Pratt & Davis had three hits in the game. since June 8 by not allowing a run ing Dave Winfield’s 15th homer. viglia’s run-scoring single broke a By Lee Linder Whitney, has been with the depart­ His 15th home run of the year, in while striking out four and walking prepares to celebrate here next people, the nation’s fifth-largest, . The Twins got their big inning seventh-inning tie and Larry Par­ The Associated Press Earlier this year, three young neighbors gathered outside it for a ment for four years. the second, brought the Reds to two. year the 200th anniversary of the has a black mayor. Blacks also started with consecutive singles by rish drove in three runs Friday men were convicted on federal block meeting. Previously, he served seven within 2-1. He doubled in Cincinna­ U.S. Constitution, which guaran­ serve as City Council president, Tom Brunansky and Randy Bush night as the Texas Rangers beat - The city charges of setting fire to the house years as a volunteer with the Town ti’s three-run fourth as the Reds tees equal treatment under the law school superintendent, U.S. Attor­ • Oscar Griffiths. 34, had iived in off rookie Scott Nielsen, 2-2. Gaetti the Cleveland Indians 7-5. QIant* 7, Pirate* 3 that calls itself the birthplace of a black fam ily wanted to buy. Fire Department. That experience took a 4-2 lead. Eddie Milner led off for all. ney and head of the iocal FBI. his suburban Fairless Hills rjeigh- followed with a three-run homer to The Indians, trailing 5-0 after American liberty recentiy has In the most recent cases prompt­ gives him a special perspective on the fourth with a home run. At Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh first “ I think that these incidents Mayor W. Wilson Goode has borhood for five years. His home left. Two outs later, Greg Gagne five innings, tied it with one run in found itself embroiled in racial ing the officials’ concern: the current political dispute be­ Davis also grounded out in the baseman Sid Bream committed provide sufficient evidence for us denounced the racist activity, was destroyed Thursday by a reached on a throwing, error by the sixth and four more in the violence, and one city official says • Amzie Deon is black. She has tween the town and the district that eighth inning and drove in Cincin­ two run-scoring errors during San to understand that racism is stili which has prompted civil rights firebomb. shortstop Dale Berra. seventh. But Texas scored twice in the incidents prove "racism is still four children, and twice went to could lead to the m erger of both nati’s run off Vance Law, who was Francisco’s four-run third inning very much alive,” Leah Gaskin investigations by federal, state “ They will not make me move,” Puckett then hit a two-riin the seventh against Scott Bailes, very much alive.” white neighborhoods in search of a departments. making his third pitching appear­ and Dan Gladden hit a two-run White, executive director of the and local officials. said Griffiths, who told police he homer, also his 20th, and a single 7-6. house to rent. Boland'spoke against consolida­ ance of the season. double in the fifth as the Giants This week, blacks have been city's Human Reiations Commis­ In November, a state of emer­ saw a white man running away by Roy Smalley chased Nielsen. Oddibe McDowell led off with a forced from their homes after She found only angry neighbors. tion at two public meetings held Davis has now hit in 17 consecu­ defeated the Pirates 7-3 Friday sion, said Friday. gency was declared in one southw­ from the house. " I f I go somewhere Consecutive singles off Bob Shirley single and took third on a double by night. firebombings and threats. Korean "A woman starteCyeifing, ‘We earlier this year and is optimistic AP photo tive games, the longest current 2 "And aithough we’re getting Scott Fletcher, his fourth hit of the estern Philadelphia neighborhood don’t want no niggers in here,'” else, I might run into the same ;by Kent Hrbek and Brunansky streak in the National League. It The victory snapped a three- immigrants have been the target ready to celebrate the bicentennial thing.” that the district — which has game. After Pete O’Brien lined after noisy crowds of whites Mrs. Denson said about one scored the sixth run of the inning. tied the previous season mark set game Giants’ losing streak and of angry protests because a group of the Constitution, and we just had provided fire protection and sewer Baltimore second baseman Juan Bonilla leaps over out, Ernie Camacho relieved gathered outside homes where neighborhood. “ And at the other • Judge Mitchell Lipshutz has Nielsen gave up six runs, three by the Expos’ Tim Raines. was Pittsburgh’s fourth straight erected neighborhood signs in both a glorious Statue of Liberty party, service for almost 100 years to Chicago’s Wayne Tolleson after forcing him at second Bailes and gave up Incaviglia’s blacks had just moved in. One of the front was spray-painted with been removed from trial duty unearned, on five hits in his 1 2-3 Denny, 7-9, walked one batter loss. Korean and English. Defense and the reality is there are still people most of northern Manchester — single. Parrish followed with his the houses was firebombed. this message, ‘We want no niggers. while a state judicial board investi­ innings. Nielsen, called up from base in the second inning of their game Friday night in and struck out four. prosecution lawyers reported that in this country who believe that can keep its independence. second sacrifice fly of the game. “ This city administration wiil KKK.’ gates allegations by prosecution the minors on July 4, had a 2-0 Baltimore. Wayne Krenchicki singled and a white judge made racial com­ human worth is determined by the For his part, Flaherty said he Greg Harris. 4-8, the third Texas Mat*, Brava* ppd. not tolerate a demonstration of this “ I was shocked,” she said, and defense lawyers that he made record and 1.69 ERA after his first Tim Wallach hit a home run in the ments about a black defendant. color of one's skin.” keeps out of politics. second. Tim Hulett singled, took pitcher, got the victory with three At Atlanta, Friday night’s Na­ kind without some swift re­ adding that she decided not to rent obscene racial slurs about a black two starts. Over his last two starts, two consecutive shutouts, took the second inning, his 15th, giving the The incidents come as the nation Ironicaliy, this city of 1.7 million Y e t both men enjoy second on a groundout and scored innings of scoreless relief. tional League game between the sponse,” White said. a house this week after about 75 juvenile convicted of robbery. he has a 12.86 ERA. loss. The Orioles ended Allen’s Expos a 2-0 lead. volunteering. The Rangers bunched four hits New York Mets and the Atlanta The Twins added a run in the scoreless string at 21 2-3 innings on Wayne Tolleson’s single. Davis opened the second with a 6 "You got a little bit more for two runs |n the first inning Braves was postponed by rain sixth on Smalley’s sacrifice fly. In when Lee Lacy led off the fourth Tolleson had another RBI single homer to left-center. freedom,” said Boland. against John Butcher. McDowell following a two hour, 35-minute the bottom of the inning, the with a single, took third on a single in the ninth. PhllllM 4, A*tro* 2 Lottery fortune turns into nightmare for famiiy Yankees made it 7-2 on Mattingly’s by Lynn and scored as Cal Ripken Tigers 9, Royals 2 and Fletcher singled, O’Brien had rain delay with New York leading homer off the facing of the upper grounded into a double play. an RBI groundout and Parrish hit a At Philadelphia. 2-0 in the first inning. At Detroit. John Grubb homered CHICAGO (AP) — Winning a deck in right field and an RBI Lynn broke a l-I tie in the sixth, run-scoring double. hit his 22nd home run of the year The game will be made up ruin it: money,‘ ’ Cook County worth $2.3 miliion paid out in 20 Julio Shelby had asked that the For the Record and drove in four runs and Kirk $2.3 million lottery may But Kiley admitted he couldn’t single by Butch Wynegar. ' with his 17th home run of the Consecutive bunt singles by and Charles Hudson allowed only Saturday as part of a twi-ni^ht Judge Roger Kiley said Friday. annuai installments. $115,000 installment be placed in a Gibson and Lance Parrish hit sound like a dream come true, but quite contain himself during With one out in the Twins season. Lynn connected on a 2-2 McDowell and Fletcher, an RBI one unearned run over six innings doubleheader beginning at 5:40 One day earlier, Kiley had Julio Shelby, 29, contended in a separate account until the lawsuit consecutive homers Friday night, single by O’Brien and Parrish’s p.m. EDT. it has become more like a night­ Thursday’s hearing, calling out to Raymond Soma, a Bolton Fire seventh, Mickey Hatcher singled delivery from Allen. On the pre­ as the Philadelphia Phillies ended denied a request from Julio Shelby lawsuit filed in April that he is settled. leading the Detroit Tigers past the mare for one family. famiiy members after the deci­ Department captain, made the and Gaetti homered for a 9-2 lead. vious pitch, Lynn checked his sacrifice fly made it 4-0 in the third. the Astros’ seven-game winning to freeze the $115,000 lottery selected the winning numbers, and Kiley said in denying the request 9-2.. "What you have is a famiiy that sion, "Throw the money away and remarks attributed to Fire Chief The Yankees came back with swing and after an appeal by the Don Slaught opened the fourth streak with a 4-2 victory over Cardinal* 3, Padra* 2 installment to be paid to his father, with his brother, sister and mother that Julio Sheiby failed to prove Rookie Eric King, 7-2, gave up apparently had love and affection get back the love you had before.” James Preuss in a Herald story another pair in the bottom of the White Sox, third base with a double and scored on Curtis Houston Friday night. William Shelby Jr., on Aug. 20. entered into an agreement with that an emergency situation ex­ one run on five hits in 6 2-3 innings At St. Louis. Bob Forsch scat­ for one another, and then along "When I was hearing the case, I Friday. inning on RBI singles by Winfield Durwood Merrill ruled that Lynn Wilkerson’s groundout off Dickie Schmidt leads the National When William Shelby won the William Shelby to share the isted. He noted that William Shelby as Detroit won for the 11th time in Noles for a 5-0 lead. tered six hits while pitching into comes something none of them remembered a quote from one of The comments, in a story and pinch-hitter Dan Pasqua. had stopped in time. League with 74 RBI. and is now tied Illinois State Lottery Lotto grand winnings, an agreement Juiio had received just two installments 15 games. The Indians scored in the sixth the eighth inning and Vince Cole­ expected in theirwildest dreams to my law school professors,” Kiley concerning the search for two Winfield homered in the ninth. Allen left the game after appar­ with Cincinnati’s Dave Parker for prize three years earlier, it was Sheiby says was not kept. and that it would be seven years Grubb broke open a 4-1 game against Jose Guzman on consecu­ man and Ozzle Smith singled home said Friday. ‘ ‘He said it in Latin, children in Manchester, were ently pulling a muscle while the home run lead. before the portion that Julio Shelby OrtolM 6, White Sox 2 with a three-run homer in the fifth tive singles by Joe Carter, Mel Hall runs in the second as the St. Louis but it’s the same in any language: incorrectly attributed to Preuss warming up for the seventh inning. Cub* 8, Dodger* 3 seeks was threatened. inning, a line drive that barely and Brook Jacoby. Carter Cardinals defeated the San Diego ‘Avarice is the root of all evil.’ ” because of a reporting error. At Baltimore, Fred Lynn and Baltimore broke the game open Obituaries hit solo home runs with four runs in the eighth against cleared the fence in right field. stretched his hitting streak to 11 At Chicago. Steve Trout limited Padres 3-2 Friday night for their Friday night as the Baltimore Bob James. Dempsey led off the Grubb has hit seven home runs this straight games. to five hits over six fourth straight victory. Orioles beat Chicago 6-2 and sent inning with his 11th homer. Ripken the White Sox to their fifth straight hit an RBI double, pinch-hitter Elsie Knofla rnother. Mrs. May Eddy of Wal­ loss. Juan Beniquez singled home a run Elsie (Trotter) Knofla. 80, of lingford. VI.: and several aunts, In Memoriam CALL YOUR SAVINGS NUMBER Mike Boddicker, 13-5, allowed and Larry Sheets hit a sacrifice fly. Howser to undergo Boca Raton. Fla., formerly of uncles and cousins. one run on six hits in seven innings. The White Sox, who had been -Carpenter Road in Bolton, died at The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 In loving memory of Marion Lee Don Aase finished up for his major outscored 25-2 in the first two her home in Florida on Thursday. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Bell who passed away on July 26 league-leading 26th save. innings of their four previous 1984. She was the widow of Elmer 400 Main St. Burial will be in the Neil Allen. 7-2, who had pitched games, took a 1-0 lead in the radiation treatment East Cemetery. Knofla. She was born in Manches­ A silent thought, a secret tear 643-2711 hospital in about a week. He will ter Feb. 4. 1906, and had been a There are no calling hours' Keeps her memory ever dear.^- KANSAS CITY. Mo. (A P) - The resident of Bolton for 20 years, Memorial donations may be made Kansas City Royals said Friday continue the radiation treatments previously having lived in to the American Cancer Society, Sadly missed by, FOR CLASSIFIED PRIVATE PARTY ADS that Manager will at St. Luke’s as an outpatient. «•> Manchester. 237 E. Center St., Manchester. Aunt Sybella and Uncle Charlie The Weekend undergo about five weeks of The Royals said Howser and his radiation treatments for the can­ family appreciated the tremend­ She had moved to Florida this (non-commercial advertisers) cerous tumor found in his brain ous support and prayers from past June. Moriarty plays three this weekend In Memoriam In Memoriam earlier this week, but declined to people throughout the country. Prior to retiring in 1973, she had provide detailed results of pathol- 'Vogelaar said that Howser. who CAX,' I f most of the contenders in the Tw ilight League seem to have been a teacher in the Willington gical tests. led Kansas City to the World ^ rie s School System for 25 years. She In loving memory of Marion Lee In loving memory of Robert Ma­ Place one private party ad for 6 days games scheduled virtually every night this week, the season 9 ^ The club released a statement championship over the St. Louis son, who passed away July 26,1980. must be winding down. Moriarty Brothers plays three games this was a member of the South United Bell who passed away July 26,1984. saying that Dr. Charles Clough, the Cardinals last year, has been Methodist Church and Order of the weekend, including a twi-night doubieheader tonight against Though her has gone neurosurgeon who operated on receiving about 500 cards and Eastern Star. May the winds blow gently, Herb’s Sports at Moriarty Field, beginning at 5 p.m. forever. Howser Tuesday at St. Luke’s letters a day all week. She is survived by a son, Charles on that quiet and peaceful spot ★ Run a second ad for Vi Price Moriarty then travels to Palmer Field in Middletown on And her hand we cannot touch. Hospital, reported the pathology Howser was moved from inten­ E. Knofla Sr. of West Palm Beach where the one we love lies resting Sunday for a 7:30 p.m. tilt against M allove Jewelers. With seven We will never lose sweet studies confirmed findings of a sive care to a private room on Fla: a daughter. Mrs. Elmo and will never be forgotten. contests remaining', the 14-8-1 MBs are vying for their second memories. malignant tumor known as a Wednesday night and has been (Earlene) Genovese of .Boca Both adis must be placed at the same time. straight regular season title. Of the oiie we ioved so much. glioma in the left frontal lobeof the visiting with his wife, Nancy, and a Raton, Fla.: five grandchildren: Sadly missed by, brain. 13 great-grandchildren: and sev­ Love, Julia, wife few immediate family members Clough said after Tuesday’s and friends. eral nieces and nephews. Mommy, Victor, Grandpa, Uncle Blanche, daughter Television and radio highlight three-hour operation that only part Vogelaar said he is very alert, The funeral will be private, and Bobby, Frank Jr., Steven Robert W. Mason, Jr., son of the golf-ball sized tumor could TODAY has a positive attitude, and has there are no calling hours. Burial be removed, and doctors were will be in the East Cemetery. 1:30 p.m. — U.S. Pro Championships, ESPN. been following the team on its awaiting test results before mak­ ^current road trip. Memorial donations may be 1:30 p.m. — Twins vs. Yankees, SportsChannel, WPOP. ing a decision on treating the made to the American Heart 3 p.m. — Buick Open, Channel 3. 50-year-old manager. Mike Ferraro, who had been the Association, 310 Collins St.. Hart­ JUOI/I/ 3 p.m. — Olympic Festival, ESPN. Dean Vogelaar, the teanri’s Vice team’s third base coach, was ford, Conn., 06105. The Holmes 3:15 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Angels, Channel 22, 30, WTIC. president for public relations, said named interim manager for the Funeral home is in charge of Applet 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: Mike Tyson vs. M arvis Frazier, Channels that details of what the pathology rest of the year after Howser’s arrangements. 8, 40. tests showed about the nature and brain tumor was discovered a 6 OPEN 5 p.m. International Race of Champions (delay), Channel 3. severity of the tumor are “ between week ago. Ferraro, who had a of Vernoiil cancerous kidney removed in 1983 Brian P. Cox 7 p.m. — U.S. Pro Championship, ESPN. Dr. Clough and the Howser Horsld photo t 7:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Braves, SportsChannel, WKHT. fam ily.” while he was manager of the Brian P. Cox, 26, of 80 Bolton St., 8:30 p.m. — Olym pic Festival, ESPN. The team’s statement said, Cleveland Indians, said he had died Friday at Hartford Hospital ^El Cam ino PlazaH however, that Clough “ remains noticed since about mid-May that Keeping controi fs/ Howser had become more quiet after a long illness. He was the son Rt. 30 V SUNDAY optimistic about Howser’s re­ of Paul A. and Nancy (Eddy) Cox. sponse to treatment.” and less prone to kid around with Wendy Pedemonte, playing for a combined Manchester Noon — Tour de France (delay), Channel 3. the players. He was bom in Manchester May f428 Hartford TpkeJ 1 p.m. — Talladega 500, Channel 3. Radiation treatment to destroy 16 and 19 and under soccer team, has control of the 7,1960, and was a lifelong resident, the cancer cells will begin the first In the two weeks before last soccer ball while Betina Sorensen from Den mark keeps a Vernon 1:30 p.m. — Twins vs. Yankees, Channel 11, WPOP. attending local schools. At the time 2 p.m. — Mets vs. Braves, Channel 9, WKHT. of next week, the Royals said. They week’s All-Star game at Houston, sharp eye on her opponent in an exhibition game of his he had been employed said there will be treatments five where Howser managed the Amer­ lT oI. 872-3001 3 p.m. — Olympic Festival, ESPN. by the Aetna Iniurance Co. in tinies a week for approximately ican League to a 3-2 victory over Thursday at Charter Oak Park. The Manchester team, : To Rein‘« I 4 p.m. — IM Sox vs. Angels, Channels 22, 30, 38. Hartford for two and a half years. five weeks. the National League, he had which visited Denmark last summer, was not a gracious 4: SO p.m. — Buick Open, Channel 3. Besides his parents, he is sur­ Howser’s condition was up­ complained of headaches and a 5:30 p.m. — U.S. Pro Championship, ESPN. host as it beat the Danish girls, 4-2. The 16 and under vived by a sister. Cynthia L. Cox of graded Friday from fair to satis­ stiff neck. Associates also noticed Danish girls, a group of 16 along with pight chaperones, Manchester: his maternal grand- 8 p.m. — Olympic Festival, ESPN. factory. and the Royals said be was occasional memory lapses and expected to be released from the confusion. is in Manchester for a 10-day visit. 1 It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26, 1986 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 26, >986 — 13 SCOREBOARD Friend, teammates are indicted in Len Bias’ death •By Tom Stuckey sources, said that Tribble was Alan Goldstein, an attorney for The Associated Press Goldstein said, ” I have no com­ not say how many people were any officials when those indicted Blatrtt 7. Plritn 3 Femndz Tor 404 59 I X 4 X .322 Cowley Chi 73 65 X indicted on charges of distribution Long and Gregg, could not be ment on that,”' Bell Tor 383 66 123 72 75 .321 Nipper Bsn 92 106 25 of cocaine and PCP and obstruc­ charged or who they were. would be processed and their Joyner Col 377 58 Plunk Oak 75 a reached at his home or office to He said if the two men are (1SBI) 121 21 74 .321 60 UPPER MARLBORO. Md. - A tion of justice, and Long and Gregg The grand jury will return Aug. names made public. SoftbaD SAN niA N PITTSBURON Fletcher Tex 298 X 95 2 24 .319 Smithson Min 115 147 29 comment on the report. indicted, they will voluntarily o k rh M oferliM Carter Cle 365 59 114 16 64 .312 James Chi S 56 » longtime friend and two team­ were indicted on charges of II to begin an inquiry into Tom Madison, one member of Brown Bsn surrender to police. And he said if allegatfons of drug use by other Gladden cf 4 12 2 Bondsef 5 12 1 (1B78) 11B Bemzrd Cle 327 48 X .309 5 / 72 75 mates of Len Bias have been possession of cocaine. Long, Tribble and Gregg could the grand jury, said he thought the RThpsn2b 5 111 UWshtnss 3 100 word Tex 295 42 X .308 Slaton Det 77 66 31 indicted by a grand jury investi­ not Immediately be reached for they are charged. ‘T v e convinced athletes, possible gambling on a Yongbldlf 3 0 10 Roy 2b 4 0 0 0 Baines Chi 362 53 59 .307 Wilcox Sea 56 74 76 inquiry "was handled very well” R w VInoe Cotamen gating the cocaine-induced death Arthur A. Marshall Jr., the comment. my clients will be found innocent.” game by at least one member of CBrown3b 5 111 Bream lb 4 0 0 0 Ripken Bit 3S3 53 54 .306 Romanick Cal 106IX 44 he said. by the prosecutors. "Everything Bctilnd a 77-hlt borroo*. Bray J«w*l- COovIs rf 3 0 0 0 RReyIds rf 4 13 2 (1SB8) lib Barfield Tor 360 62 72 .303 Portugal Min S 66 31 of the University of Maryland county prosecutor conducting the Earlier Friday, Goldstein said the Maryland basketball team, came out that should have come tri crowned Monchtstor Athlellc Club, Kufeherif 10 0 0 Bonilla If 2 0 0 0 (jrlffey NY 198 33 76 .303 Stieb Tor 121 149 a 210 5.71 basketball star, two Washington investigation, could not be reached and the actions of university 71-6, Friday night at Nike Field. Bob Splimn 1b 5 2 10 Orfizc 4 0 10 Wakey H^dereon Ogllvle Mil 2 X 77 X .303 LaPoint Det M 85 32 3 6 5.72 he had not talked to Marshall after A grand jury on Friday ended if: out,” he said. Hill and Hal Tarbell each roped four Melvin c 3 12 0 Almon3b 2 0 10 (1SB3) Benlquez Bit 209 76 17 . X I Dotson Chi 116 IX 47 710 5.M television stations reported by telephone at his home or office the indictments were returned. investigation into the circumstan­ officials, including basketball Madison said he was disap­ hits with Chip Loree, Bill Bray and Uribe ss 3 111 BleleckI p 1000 Hrbek Min 326 61 97 21 65 .298 BWItt Tex 93 79 93 4 9 AM Friday. to comment on the report. ” I have no post-fact knowledge Coach Lefty Driesell, in the hours pointed that Bias’ parents. James Steve Colbert chipping In three apiece, Mosonp Sheets Bit 181 24 X .298 Lngfrd Oak 69 18 ces surrounding Bias’ death, re­ 3 0 0 0 Reuschelp 0 0 0 0 Mei«y WWe 55 1 10 7 .x about any indictments against my after Bias died of cocaine intoxica­ and Lonise Bias, did not appear for Afhletic Club, Mike Moizotta hod JRobnsnp 10 0 0 Orsulakph 10 0 0 1IM Lynn Bit 259 46 49 .297 W R p T V and W USA-TV re­ Tribble's attorney. William Ca­ turning indictments that were fhree hits ond Pat Foran, Joe OePos- (1BB2) Hossey NY 186 23 29 .296 clients.” he said. tion June 19. before the grand jury. Marshall CImnts p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE hill. when reached at his Baltimore were ordered sealed by the county auo and George Suitor two apiece. Bellirdph 10 0 0 Lansford Ook 348 47 X .296 ported that Brian LEb Tribble, a prosecutor. The indictments will remain had offered them the chance to Mefcey Henderson Collins Oet 262 19 .294 TEAMBATTINO Goldstein acknowledged, how­ Standings; Acodia Restaurant 12-1, BJonesp 000 0 (IBtO) 180 33 AB R H HR RBI Pet longtime Bias friend, and David office, said he could not talk sealed until those named have testify. Telephone Society 10-3, Jim's Arco S-5, TPenoph 10 0 0 MHoll Cle 255 45 56 .294 because he was waiting for an ever, that he did talk to Marshall Members of the grand jury said Bray Jewelers 7-6, Manchester Pizza Te»o»s ' 36 7 9 S TetaM 32 3 7 3 Murray Bit 289 X 52 .294 New York 3157 4X 832 92 421 .264 Gregg and Terry Long, teammates been arrested or served with notice Other members, who refused to Non LeFlore Barrett Bsn SonFrancIsco 3237 479 842 69 390 .360 wno shared a dormitory suite with important call. There was no shortly before the grand jury as they left Prince George’s 5-0, Nelson Frelghtwoy 4-9, Manches­ 376 53 76 .293 AAontreal 3165 394 808 U X4 .255 of their indictment, said Norman give their names, said they were ter Athletic Club 3-10. L.M. Gill 3-10. Son nrondeco (1BB0) •7 Orta Kan 205 22 76 .293 Bias, had been indicted. ahswer at his office about 10 handed up the indictment. County Courthouse after five days Pritchett, clerk of the Prince GRAND Franco Cle 356 45 34 .769 Atlanta 3172 378 805 87 352 .254 satisfied with the results of the TyCobb (tarda Tor Chicago 3147 393 800 X 369 .2X minutes later and no answer at his Asked if Marshall told him of hearings that they had voted to George’s County Circuit Court, Gome Winning RBI— RThompson (3). 294 48 34 .769 San Diego X10 377 813 U 3X .253 W RC-TV. (]uoting unidentified investigation and the way it was 'A 'W M t E— Breom. DP— San Francisco 1. (IBIS) THEFT OBrIen Tex 329 49 50 .2 X home. Gregg and Long would be indicted. return indictments, but they would There was no indication from handled LOB— Son Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 7.2B— ADavis Sea 264 43 76 12 46 .2 X LosAngeles X15 373 809 80 348 .252 Jones Landscaping wos o 7-0 forfeit Baseball's Griffin Oak Houston X13 380 804 75 355 .2X winner over Aldo's when the latter RThompson, Uribe, Gladden. HR— Bonds Heury WWe 341 42 98 2 76 .287 Philadelphia 3206 4X 799 81 412 .249- (8), RReynolds (9). SB— Melvin (2), (iBBe) top TrtaMI Seo 290 47 '83 15 56 .286 couldn't field o teom. Gladden (12). S— Youngblood. OHIII (Xric 190 18 54 2 15 .284 Pittsburgh 3170 400 788 66 3M .249- Standings: Brand Rex 11-2, Jones base . RHendson NY Cincinnati 3185 X I 785 72 349 .246 Landscaping 9-4, Cummings Insurance Hm Rekita 377 91 107 17 53 .284 StLouls 3110 X I 720 X 314 .232! IP H R BR BB SO Brett Kan 286 47 42 .283 Love leads •-5, MAK Company S-5, JHC Construc­ ScM Fronclsce (1BB3) ' stealers Lacy Bit 3 X 54 X .» 1 INDIVIDUALBATTINO Sports In Brief tion 6-7, Aldo's Pizza 4-9, Highland .Sveum Mil 175ormoreatbots. Pork Market 4-9, Washington Social Mason W,34 5 ^3 5 3 3 4 3 218 75 27 .280 JRoblnson SA 3 1-3 2 0 0 1 3 Coles Det 290 36 49 .279 AB R H HR RBI Pet; Club 2-11. NEA GRAPHIC Johnson Tor 229 33 Brooks Mon 302 49 102 14 59 ,3X. Pittsburgh 43 .279 Backmon NY . 227 41 76 0 17 .3X- Buick golf J BleleckI L,6-6 4 1-3 8 7 5 4 6 Though he was picked off more than usual In the first half of this season, White Kan 349 46 97 13 55 .278 CBrown SF Gowen takes first in his age group Downing Cal 318 58 51 .277 291 X «7 7 X .3X- F n t pKch Reuschel 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Rickey Henderson, 27, remains one of the top base stealers ever In base­ Gwynn SD 369 63 123 10 42 .X3; CImnts 2 0 0 0 0 1 Gfxitner Mil 296 33 21 .277 Dykstra NY NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — Richard Gowen, of Bolton, took first By Horry Atkins Each side had six hits but East ball. His total of 130 steals In 1082 Is the alMIme one-season record. Pglrulo NY 312 53 86 23 56 .276 2X 43 79 5 29 .X I. BJones 2 00012 Raines Mon 345 57 114 7 37 .3X' place in his age group and seventh overall in a unique triathlon Hampton hod ihe runs for on 8-2 victory Umpires— Home, Darling; First, Pol- Armas Bsn 193 IB 53 4 19 .275 Sax LA The Associated Press over Manchester In TrI County Girls Mulllniks Tor 266 40 73 11 44 .274 364 53 119 5 29 .327 lone; Second, RIpplev; Third, Engel. Boss Htn 352 49 109 14 X .310 last weekend. The event consisted of a 30-mile bicycle ride, a Post Pitch Softball Tournoment ploy T — 3:06. A— 8,622. Presley Sea 379 57 104 19 69 .274 Oberkfell Atl GRAND BLANC, Mich. - Roo­ Friday night at Charter Oak Pork. Beth Jacoby Cle 344 45 94 11 54 .273 295 X X 5 X .305 4.2-mile run, a 1.1-mile swim, a then a S.5-mile run, a half-mile AAoses Sea 209 29 AThomas Atl 181 22 55 6 23 .304 kie Davis Love III shook off some Romonewlcz socked two hits to pace Twina 9. Yankees 5 BuIck .Opan reaulta 26 .273 Haves Phi 349 59 105 7 swim, an 8-mile run, a half-mile swim and a 7-mile run to finish Manchester. Rads 9. Expoa 2 PBrodley Sea 297 45 76 .273 51 .XI early morning rain and minor BrunanskvMln 378 49 Walling Htn 206 37 62 6 X .X I: off. And all entrants had to have all necessary gear — including 103 18 51 .272 EDavIs CIn 214 X 64 13 putting difficulties Friday, and MINNESOTA NEW YORK GRAND BLANC, Midi. (AP) — Second- DHedson Sta 290 46 79 13 42 .272 32 .799 running shoes in the water — at all times and anyone losing any ■■ MONTREAL CINCINNATI Owen Sea RReyIds Pit 294 52 87 8 35 .296 shot a 5-under-par 67 to take a abrhM abrhM round scores Friday from fhe 85004)00 3 X 43 X .272 CDavIs SF 315 49 93 9 piece of equipment would be disqualified. U abrtiM 56 .295 obrh b l Puckett cf 4 12 2 RHndsncf 2 10 0 Buick Open, ployed on the 74)l6vard, BBonllla Chi 234 27 26 .269 three-stroke lead at 12-under 132, Raines If 4 0 2 0 Oester 2b 5 0 10 Moseby Tor Muphrv Chi 214 29 63 2 < 14 .294; Gowen is a member of the Silk City Striders. Smelly dh 4 111 Rndlph2b 5 0 0 0 par-72 Mfarwlcfc Hills (talf 8, Country Club 379 54 102 14 52 .269 Ray Pit 329 X Baseball Newmn2b 0 0 0 0 Milner ct 4 2 11 Hrbek 1b course: Upshaw Tor 3 X St 91 3 X .269 W 3 48 .292. in the $500,000 Buick Open golf Webster cf 5 0 10 Mtngly 1b 5 2 2 1 KHernndz NY 3X 52 97 7 40 .790- 3 0 10 Parker rf 4 2 2 0 Bmnsky rf 5 12 1 Winfield rf 3 2 2 2 Dovls Love III 6567— 132 Gibson Det 224 45 60 14 44 .268 championship. Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 Venable If 0 0 0 0 Ed Florl ReJocksn Cal 250 X OSmIth StL 304 X X 0 32 .760 Moore rf Buihlf 1110 Romick If 2 0 00 6669— 135 X .268 RWIIIams LA IX 19 52 2 X .760 ” I let the rain get to me for a 10 0 0 EDavIsIf 4 3 3 2 Hofeherif 4 110 POMSKlIf 10 11 Bobby Wadkins 6966- 135LSmIth Kon 262 47 76 .767 Ruotsalainen returns to homeland Kmchclb 4 110 BDIaz c 4 0 11 /kndrew Magee (tadman Bsn Schmidt Phi 332 57 W 21 73 .760 while, but then I got used to it,” Amarlcan Laagua itandlngi Gaettl3b 5 2 2 5 Easier dh 5 0 10 7165— 136 278 24 34 .266 Parker CIn 371 X 107 22 71 .2M Walloch3b 4 112 Bell 3b 3 113 Loudnerc 4 12 0 Mfynegarc 5 0 11 Jeff Slumon 6967— 136 Tobler Cle 2 « X 72 .266 NEW YORK — Defenseman Reijo Ruotsalainen, who has said Love, 22, a three-time All- Foley ss 3 0 0 0 Esasky 1b 4 0 10 Bochte Ook Wynne SD 192 26 55 5 X .286 Lmbrdzlb 4 0 00 Pdlrulo3b 4 0 0 0 (tane Sauers 6967— 136 245 X 24 .265 Knight NY 289 X American from the University of East Ohrlsioa Ldw p 3 0 0 0 Stilwll ss 3 0 10 Mtavne (taodv 6967— 136 Canseco Oak 364 52 96 23 79 .264 82 9 45 .2X. averaged just under 20 goals a season in his five-year N H L career BlIrrMoc (tagness 4 110 Berra ss 2 0 10 Sandberg Chi 368 X IX 10 46 .2X- W L Pet. OB 3 0 0 0 Dennyp 2 1 1 1 Hossey ph 10 0 0 Dove Elchelberger 7066— 136 GWalker Chi 254 33 67 12 47 .264 with the Rangers, has declined a contract offer from New York North Carolina. “ By the turn, it all 57 37 .606 DMortIz p 2 0 0 0 Jim Colbert (taetti Min 352 55 93 19 Strowbrv NY 2S3 X X 14 X .283- Zuvella ss 00 0 0 67-69-136 55 .264 Leonard SF 337 46 95 6 42 .282; and will return to play in Switzerland next season, the N H L club started to come together.” Now York 55 42 .567 3Palermo; First, Brink- Jim HallM 7160— 139 Riles Mil 343 44 29 .251 German tennis star Steffi Graf said Friday that her broken right Club champ, runner-up Minnesota (Viola 108) at New York T — 2:24. A— 22854. Wiggins Bit Cruz Htn 274 26 72 2 X .263- on the 'Tour, has been in the money man; Second, Kaiser; Third, Scott. Lanny Wodkins 7160— 139 2 X X 11 .251 Kennedy SD 263 32 74 8 X .X I' toe could take six weeks to heal, a period that could knock her out (Drabek 2-2) T — 3:17. A— 32,201. Danny Edwards 7160— 139 Hulett Chi 264 X 25 .750 WCIark SF in 14 of his 21 tournaments this Chicago (Dotson 7-10) at Scott Hoch Pettis Col X I 49 192 32 X 6 18 .2x: of the U.S. Open. Baltimore Phllllea4.Aatroa2 7069— 139 37 .749 Landrx LA 255 34 66 4 9 .259. year. His $78;662 in earnings places Karen Parciak-Karen (left) won the defeating her mother, Isabelle Parciak, (Dixon 98) Doug Johnson 7069-139 RJones (tal 245 52 61 11 37 .249 CRenolds Htn But both Dr. Hartmut Krahl,.the physician for the German Boston (Hurst 5-4) at California (M.WItt Tigers 9. Royals 2 Jim (tallogher 7267— 139 Trommll Det 337 45 X .249 178 21 46 4 7A .2a- him 67th on the PGA money list. Women’s Club Championship at Man­ for the championship. 9-7) Mike Hill CangelosI Chi 302 51 VanSlyke StL 229 26 59 6 31 ,2a' team at the Federation Cup, and Peter Graf, her father and HOUSTON PHILA 7069— 139 21 .248 Oester CIn 311 26 X 5 X .257,’ Love’s best finishes so far have chester Country Ciub on Thurs(jay, Toronto (CeruttI 5-2) ot Oakland (Plunk Ob r h M a b rh M Howord Twltty 67-72— 139 LNPorlsh Det 3 )9 51 79 21 59 .248 TPena Pit coach, said the world’s third-ranked women’s player probably been a third in the Bahamas 28) KANSAS CITY DETR(MT Don Halldorson 7267— 139 OaEvons Det 283 42 70 16 47 .247 300 X 77 7 X .257. Doran 2b 5 110 Redus If 3 110 Bell CIn 3X 35 79 6 31 .2X' will push to return to tennis well before that. Classic and a tie for third at the Kansos City (Jackson 68) at Detroit CRenIds ss 2 0 0 0 Roenick cf 3 0 0 1 abrhM a b rh M Mike McCullough 7160— 139 Baylor Bsn 348 X 85 17 61 .244 (Thurmond 01), (n) LSmIth If 3 0 11 Tony SIMs (tagne Min 287 X 70 4 Concepcon CIn 270 X 69 2 76 .756' Thon ss 2 110 Samuel2b 3 10 0 M/hltakr2b 5 0 3 0 7168— 139 27 .244 BDIaz CIn 256 21 X 4 27 .2X Canadian Open. Cleveland (Yett 48) at Texos (B. Witt 4-9), Walling 3b 2 0 10 Motley If 10 10 TrommI ss 3 10 0 Vance Heofner 7169— 140 DeCInces Cal 300 36 73 10 49 .243 (n) Schmdt3b 2 111 Wilson cf Phelps Sea Durham Chi 293 35 74 10 42 .2B- Andrew Magee’s 65 was the GDavIs 1b 4 0 0 0 Hayes 1b 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 Coles 3b 2 0 0 0 Brad Faxon 67-73— 140 178 42 43 15 35 .747 Marshall LJV 292 43 74 18 Milwaukee (Wegmon 38) at Seattle Bossrf LJonesef 10 0 1 Gibson rf 3 3 2 1 Buddy (tardner 6971— 140Tolleson Chi 249 X 60 3 76 .X I 46 .753' Top seed Gomez survives the heat lowest score in the second round. It Martina and Shriver save U.S. 4 0 11 GWIIsonrf 2 10 1, (Reed 38), (n) Brett 3b Winfield NY 323 55 78 14 Hatcher Htn 195 76 49 1 12 .251' Cruz If 4 0 10 JoRssll c 4 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 10 0 0 Jim Simons 7070— 140 X .X I McGee StL 370 49 X 6 40 .251, catapulted him into a 13-way tie for 2 Sunday's Games Ashbyc 4 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 4 0 2 0 McRoedh 5 0 10 LNParshc 4 2 4 2 Scott Verplank 7260-140 ASalozor Kan 224 19 53 0 14 .237 B R O O K L IN E , Mass. — Ecuador’s Andres Gomez, the top seed Bv Uorrv SIddons Kansas City at Detroit Whlte2b 4 0 0 0 MkYoung Bit 258 X 61 5 (talarroga Mon 220 78 55 8 76 .750. third at 136. Argentina. Mandlikova. the world’s fourth- Hatcher cf 4 0 10 Jeltz ss 0 0 0 0 Lowry c 10 0 0 D.A. Welbrlng 7169— 140 X .236 JDovIs Chi 324 35 81 12 41 .2X' at the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships, battled through 79 The Associated Press Minnesota at New York Deshales p 10 0 0 Hudson p Blancln2b 0 0 0 0 DaEvns 1b 3 2 10 AAorrIs Hotalskv 7070— 140 Thornton Cle 293 43 69 14 X .235 Billy Pierot, who was tied for the LLoyd. whose career has been . ranked women’s player, was mar­ 10 0 0 BalbonI 1b Schofield Col JoRssll Phi 177 20 44 8 35 .249; minutes of near 100-degree heat Friday to capture an Chlcogo at Baltimore Andersn p 10 0 0 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 (Trubbdh 2 114 249 X 78 .733 Carter NY 307 56 76 16 X .248; lead with Love at 7-under 65 after amazingly free of major injuries, ried Friday morning to Jan Sedlak, Toronto at Oakland Puhl ph 0 0 0 0 Bedrosn p Klngeryrf 4 0 2 0 Collins If 4 0 2 0 Hatcher Min 190 27 14 .232 error-ridden 6-3,6-4 quarterfinal triumph over eighth seed Aaron 10 0 0 Sundbrge BalbonI Kon 351 Morrison Pit 302 29 74 11 46 .245- the first round, carded a par 72 PR AG UE. Czechoslovakia — is suffering from tendinitis in her an Australian restaurateur who Boston at California Lopesph 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 0 2 1 36 81 X 56 .231 Modlock LA 197 16 48 5 27 .244' Krickstein. Milwaukee at Seattle Lopezp 0 0 0 0 ASalazrss 2 110 Brokns 3b 4 0 0 0 Wllkerson Tex 187 19 43 0 12 .2 X Friday. The 30-ycar-old Pierot. Martina Navratilova and Pam left knee and said it affected her was born in Czecholovakia and has Ortaph Dempsey Bit 220 Atortinez SD IX 22 44 5 12 .244; Cleveland at Texas, (n) (Sarner ph 10 10 1110 Transactions 76 X 10 22 .227 Coleman StL 346 52 84 0 21 .243. Almost half the 19 games in the match resulted in service also a first-year Tour pro. was tied Shriver saved the top-ranked Uni­ mentally, if not physically, against known Mandlikova since they were Totals X 2 7 1 Totals 27 4 6 4 Totals 34 2 7 2 Totals 36 9 15 8 Whitt Tor 222 X 50 8 76 .775 Hubbard Atl Deer Mil 250 X 56 17 46 .2 X 2X 76 54 3 76 .XI > breaks, with Gomez producing six and 18-year-old Krickstein with Jody Mudd. Steve Pate. J.C. ted States from elimination Friday Cecchini. teen-agers. Reynolds Seo 241 Thon Htn 175 10 42 1 13 .240' scoring three. after Italy's Sandra Cecchini upset ^National League atandinga Houston 001 000 010-1 * 2 2 5 city 801 888 081—2 76 54 0 16 .2 X Brenly SF 255 X 61 7 9 .739'. Snead and Bob Lohr at 137. “ I’m not feeling any pain. It’s Lloyd made 67 unforced errors, Philadelphia in 010 OOx— 4 Dttrolt 201 300 20y f Kittle Chi 767 33 60 16 46 .213 Chris Evert Lioyd in the quarterfi­ Wynegar NY 178 18 GWIIson Phi 337 37 X 7 43 .237. Half the field played in the just up here. ’' she said, tapping her and they started to pile up at the Game Winning RBI— Haves (3). Game Winning RBI — LNParrIsh (8). 76 .213 JCIark StL 232 X 55 9 73 .237- nals of the Federation Cup tennis 6 Sundberg Kan 264 21 morning and the other half played head. " I ’ve never been injured and start of the third set. After wasting East Division E— Samuel 2, Aguayo. DP— Philadelphia _ E — LSmlta 2. LOB— Konsas City 11, 25 .212 Foster NY 220 76 57 13 37 .2x; V L Pet. OB *B— LSmIfh, Kingery. HR— Boone Cal 263 27 X .209 Scotland medal pursuit begins in the afternoon over the rolling competition. I ’m having trouble dealing with it. a break point and dropping to 3-1. 2. LOB— Houston 9, Phllodelphia 8. 2B— BASEBALL Fisk Chi (tarvey SD 348 X 82 14 43 .2X; New York 63 76 .692 — Redus, Walling, Boss. HR— Schmidt (22). Gibson (15), LNParrIsh (22), (taubb (7) — Activated Rod 296 31 45 .209 Moreno Atl 206 25 49 2 18 .2X. 7,014-yard Warwick Hills Golf & Navratilova beat Italy’s top And I played a girl today who never Lloyd pulled back to 4-3 but gave Montreal 49 44 .527 15 SB— Doran (34), SF— (Srubb. Shelby Bit 240 33 78 .208 Bass (15). S— Hudson. Scurry, pitcher. Optioned Bob Tewksbury, Kingman Oak 341 41 (taMtthws Chi 213 26 X 11 27 .235' EDINBURGH, Scotland — Australia, England and Canada Country Club course. player, Rafaella Reggi. 6-2. 6-2. missed a ball." away the eighth game on three Phlladelphio 47 47 .500 1 7 '/j SF— G Wilson. IP H R ER BB SO pitcher, to Columbus of fhe International 70 72 63 .205 Herr StL 313 23 73 2 27 .2x; St. Louis 42 .447 2 2 '/i Kansas City GThomos Mil 186 26 37 11 78 .199 began their traditional Commonwealth Games rivalry Friday, then combined with Shriver to The loss was the first of the week unforced errors. Cecchini then 57 IP H R ER BB SO Leonard L,6-9 League. Sent , pitcher, to Uribe SF 2W 26 69 2 X .ZX, The rain stopped about mid­ Chlcogo 41 51 .446 2 2 '/j Houston 5 11 7 6 1 2 Fort Lauderdale of the Florida State Milner CIn 263 45 61 8 24 .732. defeat Reggi and Laura Garrone for the Americans. broke for the match on a double Pittsburgh X 55 .409 26 (3ulsnbry 1 2-3 3 2 2 2 0 collecting all 11 gold medals awarded on the first day of morning and the course quickly Deshales L,63 1 33 2 2 2 5 2 Farr League under a 20day rehabilitation MBrown Pit 212 18 49 4 26 .231 ■ 6-3, 6-1 after Cecchini, ranked 64th fault by Lloyd and a forehand Wi Ivislon Andersen 4 1-3 3 2 2 1 2 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 program. TEAM PITCHING Jeltz Phi 256 32 59 0 24 .2x; competition at the politically battered sports festival. dried. Another shower passed 'T v e never played a singles Houston X 43 .557 — Defrolt in the world, defeated the mistake- match down 1-0.” said Navratil­ cross-court winner that had the Lopez 2 1 0 0 1 1 King W,7-2 BASKETBALL ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA Templetn SD 326 26 75 2 9 .2X. As all but two of the 10 sports began after Thursday’s opening through late in the afternoon but Son Francisco 51 45 .XI 2 '/ j Philadelphia 6 2-3 5 1 1 6 6 National BoNcefboll Association Kns Cfy 3.S1 831 X2 XI 540 7 18 Duncan LA 298 M 68 7 24 .726 prone Lloyd 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. San Diego 47 Slaton 21-3 2 1 1 0 ceremony, Australia won three gold medals in the pool and two in play was never halted ova. who has not dropped a set in Italian literally jumping for joy. 49 .490 6 '/ j Hudson W8-9 6 5 1 0 2 3 0 MAVERICKS— Named Richie Mllw. 3.83 808 352 317 XI 7 14 Haroer Atl 194 19 44 6 22 .227' Lloyd, the world’s second- Cincinnati 45 49 .479 7 '/ j Schtzdr 1 1 1 0 1 0 Umpires— Ho,in;, r-uiuj r Aduboto assistant coach. Boston 3.90 842 363 279 603 3 76 weightlifting. The field for the final two rounds her in Czechoslo­ " I ’ve never seen her hit so many Los Angeles 45 51 .469 S '/j Bedrosn S,13 2 1 0 0 0 0 Second, Kosc; Third, (tarda. ranked player, had never lost in 29 open-stance forehands,” Navratil­ T — 2:47. A— 32,526. Contlnontal Boskolball Association Baltimore 4.01 804 375 306 XI 4 X NATIONAL LEAGUE Canada won the other two swimming finals, with 200-meter was cut at 141, 3-under, the lowest vakia since defecting 11 years ago. Atlanta 43 51 .457 9 '/ j Hudson pitched to 1 batter In the 7th, PENSACOLA TORNADOS- Detroit 4.06 813 382 355 5X 6 22 previous Federation Cup singles Fiidav's Games TEAMPITCHINO cut on the Tour this year. Seventy " It’s a little different playing for ova said of Lloyd's problems. Schatzeder pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. Named Gary Youmons head coach and New York 4.17 876 398 309 514 4 X ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA star Victor Davis gaining his first major title at 100 meters but matches. Chicago 8, Los Angeles 3 Umpires— Home, (3regg; First, Dovls; general manager. Texas 4.19 806 451 614 4 21 players survived the cut. your country than playing for . "She's doing it subconsciously, but Philadelphia 4, Houston 2 2?? New York 3 . x 722 2W 312 6X 8 22 disappointing himself and his fans by failing to break the world Second, Harvey; Third, DeMuth. Collfornia 4.27 821 399 302 559 6 21 Houston 3.22 7 X 310 314 664 8 76 Winner of the Buick Open will In Saturday’s semifinals, the yourself." she’s afraid to put weight on the Clnclnnotl9, Montreal 2 T— 2:28. A— 23,387. FOOTBALL Cleveland 4 . x 855 395 351 421 4 21 record. San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 3 StLouls 3 . x 778 315 287 4 a 3 25 earn $90,000 and use of an automo­ Americans will meet third-seeded Bunge, who moved into singles knee." Golf National Foolboll Looguo Chicago 4 . x 845 409 3X 461 3 22 Los A. 3.51 8 X 3 X 303 6 X 1 0 15 The Canadians also did well in shooting, striking gold in the air NewYorkot Atlanta,ppd. rain CINCINNATI BENGALS-Named Ken Oaklond 4.40 803 416 3X 570 3 21 bile for a year. West Germany, whose patch-work play when Germany’s lop player, Lloyd said she was "a bit St. Louls3, San Dlego2 San Fran. 3.62 743 345 3 X 562 4 18 rifle pairs and free pistol events. (tarland defensive line coach. Signed Toronto 4.47 913 4X 317 614 6 25 Montreol 3 . x 778 3 a 359 613 6 31 lineup of Claudia Kohde-Kilsch Steffi Graf, broke a toe, rallied apprehensive" but would change Saturday's Games James Brooks, running b(Kk, to a Seattle 4.83 990 461 352 5X 1 18 The effect of the mass political boycott by 31 of the original 58 San Diego (Dravecky 78) at St. Louis San Diego 3 . x 803 359 348 577 5 21 and Bettina Bunge eiiminated from a .5-0 deficit in the'first set to her attitude for the remaining one-year contract. Minnesota 5.10 952 475 293 521 2 14 Pittsburgh 3 .M 819 3 a 3 X XI 6 16 (Mathews 5-2) American League reaulta CLEVELAND BROWNS— countries, colonies and territories that entered the games fifth-seeded Bulgaria 2-1. in a defeat Katerina Maleeva 2-6, 6-3, matches. Los Angeles (Honeycutt 65) at Chicago Country Club Cincinnati 3.89 842 3 a 327 5 X 4 X Scranton tops Announced the retirement of Doug West, Atlanta 3.93 8 X 364 363 556 4 73 immediately left its mark. Three medals were not awarded series also decided by the doubles 6-3. “ For the next two days. I ’m (Eckerslev 38) Following are the starting times ond linebacker. Houston (Knudson 1-3) at Philadelphia Phlla. 4 . x 907 402 3 X 492 4 18 because of lack of competitors. match. Manuela Maleeva. Katerina’s going to go all out,” she said. I. White Sox 2 pairings for the Four-Ball Tournament DENVER BRONCOS— Waived Mike IP H BB SO W L ERA Chicago 4.31 822 3W 329 548 3 74 (Carman 62), (n) Sunday at the Manchester Country Bowser, Ken Pressley and James Elchhorn Tor 82 56 23 X 7 3 1.97 INDIVIDUALPITCHINO In all, more than 700 athletes are absent because of the boycott LPG A tourney The other semifinal Saturday older sister, tied the series 1-1 with After she held for the match, Son Francisco (Carlton 610) at Club. Yarbrough, defensive backs, Nell Farr Kan 77 » 29 60 7 1 2.09 8ormoredeclslons. protesting British Minister Margaret Thatcher’s refusal to puts newlywed Hana Mandlikova a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Kohde- Navratilova was congratulated at Pittsburgh (McWilliams2-5), (n) CHICAGO BALTIMORE 6:03 T. Schilling, G. Seddon, Rado- Maune, guard, and Scott Senner, punter. Clemens Bsn 153 103 37 IX 16 2 2.59 IP H BB SO W L ERA ' on center court against Gabriela Kilsch. before Kohde-Kilsch and courtside by Lloyd and given red abrh M a b rh M baugh, Lonsberg Placed Hlguera Mil 144 127 47 1X11 7 2.75 Worrell StL 66 a 35 48 6 8 i.a : impose stringent economic sanctions against South Africa. WOODBRIDGE, Ontario (AP) Montreal (McGofflgan 5-4) at Cincinnati Congels cf 4 0 10 JBonlll2b 4 12 0 6:10 B. Moran, F. Roberts, WInaskI, John Cheslev, tight end, onthereserved-did MWIIIIamsTex 54 42 X X 7 2 2.82 Honevett 96 X 25 57 6 5 Z15 Sabatini as second-seeded Cze­ Bunge took the doubles 6-4,6-2 for a roses by two fans who Jumped onto (Soto 38), (n) Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Lacy rf 3 110 Calhoun not report list. Darwin MU 108 90 2£ 66 5 6 2.83 — Nancy Scranton was first off the Howell LA a 45 X 66 3 6 215 tee and first in the clubhouse choslovakia meets seventh-seeded berth against the United States. the court New York (Fernandez 12-2) at Atlanta Baines dh 3 0 10 Lynn cf 3 2 2 1 6:17 D. Davis, P. Rosetto, Trahan, DETROIT LIONS— Waived Mike AAeode, Haas Oak 67 X 19 X 7 2 2.94 Lefferts SD 71 46 76 54 7 4 2.15 (Smith 7-10), (n) GWalkr 1b 4 120 Ripken ss 4 111 Sobolov running bock, and Dwight Collins, wide King Det 82 X X X 6 2 2.98 RRoblnson CIn 74 63 76 59 7 1 2.x . Agreement extends NHL season Friday en route to an 8-under-par Sunday's (Tames Hairston If 4 0 10 Dwyer If 3 0 10 6:24 R. Gordello, L. GIgllo, Bottallno, receiver. Announced that Bobby Watkins, MWItt Cal 160140 47 IX 9 7 3.03 Burke Mon 77 61 X 56 7 3 7.24 . 64 and the second-round lead in the Houston at Phllodelphia Hulett2b 4 110 Shelby If 0 0 0 0 D. Marshall comerback, has agreed to terms of a Hurst Bsn 83 78 73 91 5 4 3.05 McDwII NY TO R O N T O — The National Hockey League season, already San Francisco at Pittsburgh Lyons rf 4 0 10 Traberdh 3 0 10 McCosklll Cal 151 IX a 61 76 48 8 4 2 X ' LPGA du Maurier Classic 6:38 J. Morlarty, R. Macalone, four-year contract. 55 131 11 6 3.17 Oleda NY 127 115 31 7911 2 2.x • considered too long by many, will be extended with the expansion New York at Atlanto Tollesn3b 4 0 2 2 Benkizph 10 11 Jardes, Whelan NEW E ORLEANS SAINTS— Signed Hernondz O t 59 62 11 53 5 4 3.x McCllers SD 75 54 X a 5 4 227 tournament. Theismann said unfit to piay San Diego at St. Louis Skinner c 3 0 0 0 Sheets 1b 3 0 0 1 RIghettI NY 7 4 6:45 R. Gordon, H. GIgllo, A. Che- Larry Hardy, tight end. X 54 74 46 3.x Scott Htn 176 IX 48 187 10 6 2 .a . of the first-round playoff series from a best-of-five to a Scranton, who is bidding for her Montreal at Cincinnati FIskph 10 0 0 OA6ally3b 3 0 0 0 vrette, Zavorello PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Signed An- Harris Tex 66 71 30 56 3 8 3.x Rhoden Pit • 146118 49 97 9 6 7.40 • best-of-seven as part of a new collective bargaining agreement Los Angeles at Chicago Doddph 0 0 0 0 6:52 M. MacCarthy, R. OeNIcolo, T. thoiw Ivoney, running back, and Alonzo Andular Oak 57 42 21 76 6 2 3.x first LPGA Tour victory, waited Kerfeld Htn a X 73 9 7 1 243 By David GInsburg delivered letter to Theismann, passes completed (2,044). His 77.4 Gutlerz 2b 0 0 0 0 Steponskl, N. Olpletro Johnkgg, llnebocker, to four-year con­ Morris O t IX 142 46 145 11 6 3.x Forsch StL 1X118 47 between players and owners. for most of the afternoon to make Dempsy c 4 111 Rasmusn NY 131 9312 2 66 8 6 2.44 , career rating places him 16th on 6:59 D. Smith Sr., D. Plagge, M. tracts. 66 54 3.x Tudor StL 164 127 37 78 8 5 264 ■ The five-year pact, worked out late Thursday night, also will sure her score stood. The Associated Press wrote that he would have preferred Totals X 2 9 2 Totals 31 418 S Rosenthal, B. Glovino WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Hough Tex IX 84 47 69 9 5 3.31 Show SD 116 91 67 84 7 4 2 a • that the 12-year pro announce his the all-time list, just ahead of 7:06 B. Jones, L. Davidson, A. Wolved Joe Thelsmonn, Quarterback. Plesac Mil 49 44 18 37 5 6 3.49 Knepper Htn 173141 a X12 7 double pensions, provide retired players who have played at Scranton, 25, set one tournament National Laagua reaulta Chicago ON 888 881—8 Dovls Bit 104 111 32 68 6 8 3.x 2 a ' CARLISLE, Pa. — Joe Theis­ retirement. Miami’s Bob Griese. welman, D. Edwards Darling NY 1X110 a 10610 3 279: least 450 games in the league with a $250,000 lump sum at age 55, record and tied two others as she 8W 181 8b(—« HOCKEY MYoung Sea 71 73 31 X 7 4 3 .x LeSmIth Chi a 35 9 63 6 7 281 . mann was declared unfit to play "But since you've cast your die Game Winning RBI — Lynn (9). 7:13 E. Pagan), B. Buccherl, S. liOflVIMI ffGCKVV LflOPUV Candlotti Cle IXIX 67103 9 7 3.57 and allow slightly greater freedom of movement for free agents. tamed the 6,107-yard Board of Theismann led Notre Dame to Dexler,'R. Frank Fmdez NY IX 82 a 110 12 2 2X this season' by the Washington for this waiver,” Cooke wrote. ". ..I 9 E-^Bonllla, Sheets. DP— Chicago 1, NEW YORK RANOERS-Announced TewksbrvNY 93111 18 X 6 4 3.59 Dravecky SD 1X114 43 71 7 8 2X "W e’re very pleased with the responsiveness we felt Trade layout. Her 36-hole total of two Cotton Bowls and finished Cuba 8. Dodgera 3 Baltimore 2. LOB— Chlcogo 7, BaltImoreO. 7:20 P. Purcell, M. Lomba, L. that Rello Ruotsokrtnen, defenseman, has Nelson Chi 77 79 79 46 5 4 3.61 Redskins who then announced give in to your wish.” Whitlock, C. Engberg LaCoss SF ( X 102 42 S3 9 5 291 . throughout the negotiations from the owners in dealing with the 10-under, 134, was a low halfway second in the Heisman Trophy 2B— Traber, Dwyer, Rl^en. HR— Lynn declined a contract offer from the dub. Leonard Kan 127 125 30 79 6 8 3.69 Orosco NY 46 34 X 9 4 4 291 Friday that they would "give in" to Theismann suffered a compound (17), Dempsey (11). S— Lacy. SF— Sheets. 7:27 B. Flynn, J. Macalone, Nosslff, COLLEGE Boyd Bsn 129127 X X l l 6 3.71 players’ problems,” said NHL Players Association President score for the only Canadian stop on balloting in his senior year. He was LOS AN<»ELS CHICAITO V. Abraltls Valenzia LA ia IX a 147 13 6 292 • the veteran N F L quarterback’s fracture of his right leg when IP H R ER BB SO NORTHWESTERN— Hired Jim Brewer Black Kan 70 67 22 46 4 5 3.71 (taoden NY 141 115 a I X 10 4 293 ' the women’s pro circuit and the drafted in the fourth round by a b rh M Ob r h M ChICOM 7:41 E. CIccallone, W. Farley, J. assistant bpseball coach. CIcxicy Tor 1X117 44 7911 5 3.74 Bryan Trottier of the New York Islanders. desire to be put on waivers. sacked in a game against the New Duncan ss 4 0 0 0 Muphryef 4 12 1 NIednfuer LA 61 59 22 46 5 4 3.12; last of the Tour’s four Miami in the 1971 draft, but opted Allenl^2 6 5 2 2 0 4 NOTRE DAME— Named Bill Fennellv Heaton Min 111 103 45 49 3 9 3.74 Bedrosn Phi 51 42 X 44 By putting Theismann on the York Giants at RFK Stadium last Sox 3b 5 0 10 Omieref 10 0 0 James 1 1-3 4 4 4 1 0 Rafferty, j. Groman DJackson Kan 84 89 X 6 6 3.75 7 3 3.16 . events. instead to play in the Canadian 7:48 D. DINIcolo, D. Franklin, P. and Coren Truske women's assistant 54 Dedmon Atl a 57 X 40 3 5 i X ' Frazier to face unbeaten Tyson waived-flunked physical list, the fall. He vowed that he would return Modlck3b 3 12 0 Sndbro2b 4 13 1 Seorge 28 1 0 0 1 0 basketball cooches. Flanagan Bit 104 106 43 55 5 6 3 .x OSmIth Htn Stubbs If 4 0 0 0 GMthws If 3 0 10 BoNImere Teets, D. Seavey CYoung Oak a X 15 X 3 6 331 • First-round leader Chris John­ Football League. 7:55 R. Fahey, F. Tracey, J. W YOMI N(3— Named Paul Roach (rthletic 99 93 32 54 7 6 3.81 Fontenot Chi 43 43 15 X 3 5 3 X . GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — Marvis Frazier fought 58 times as an club is doing the quarterback a to play, but in May declared his Cabell lb 3 0 0 0 Gumpertp 10 0 0 Boddickr W,135 7 6 1 1 1 5 director. Henke Tor 53 36 X 70 7 3 3.93 Reardon Mon Atatszk 1b 010 0 Le Smith p 10 0 0 O'Rourke, P. Dutelle a 61 19 49 6 5 3.34 ■ son was one shot behind the leader $65,000 favor. The veteran of two rehabilitation was lagging and that Theismann led the Toronto Argo­ Aose S,26 2 3 1 1 0 2 8:03 Club Championship Schrom Cle 132124 31 6011 2 3.94 ZSmIth AH l a i x 74 111 710 337 amateur and his 18th professional bout will be Saturday against RWIIms rf 3 0 10 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Baddicker pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. BStonlev Bsn 55 64 15 X 5 3 3.95 after carding a 68. Another four Super Bowls will receive that it would take a "miracle” for him nauts to the championship game in Trevino ph 10 11 Moreindrf 4 2 4 1 8:09 Club Championship McGffganMon 87 76 » 62 5 4 343 ; undefeated Mike Tyson. Yet he still finds himself having to HBP— Shelby by James. Allen Chi * 102 94 X 49 7 1 3.97 (tarrelti SF 1X110 47 77 8 7 shots back at 139 and tied for third amount from the league for injury to be ready by this season. his first year and in his three years CDIazp 0 0 0 0 JDavIsc 4 12 2 Umpires— Home, Hendry; First, Cou­ 8:16 J. Wilks, F. LIpInskI, Doolady, Lebrndt Kon IX 140 47 57 9 6 3.x 343; defend his fondness for the spOrt. Krukow SF l a i x 32 9911 6 349 . were 1984 tournament winner Juli protection, and his medical bills “ I have urged you to retire,” with the club he completed 56 Scloscia c 3 12 1 Cev3b 10 0 0 sins; Second, Johnson; Third, Merrill. (Suzman Tex 119 IX 44 69 810 4.01 Rowley Phi JGonzIzef 10 0 0 12 10 H. Murphy iai64 46 7211 7 349 ' "No one can make you fight,” Frazier said. “It’s something I Inkster, who birdied her first four Cooke wrote. "In your usual few Speler3b T— 2:46. A— 36,406. Leaders Dixon Bit 1X102 52101 9 8 4.02 Welch LA 142 146 34 113 4 8 360; will be paid by the N F L for one percent of his passes, including 40 Londrxcf 2 0 10 Dunstonss 4 0 0 1 8:23 B. OlekInskI, B. Hunter, Hickey, Nieves MU IX IX 60 79 5 4 4.02 Palmer Atl wanted to do. It’s in your blood. I love boxing. You’ll see how holes before settling for a 4-under year. thousand words, you say no ... You Welch p 10 0 0 Troutp 2 000 H. Gordello IX IX MIX 6 8 361 . ■ for touchdowns. Codlroll Ook 92 91 X 43 5 8 4.03 Walk Pit 87 75 a a 4 6 372 . much I love it on Saturday.” 68, and Betsy King, with a 67. The Detroit Lions did the same refuse to be dissuaded from the Brock ph 10 0 0 DMrtnzcf 1 10 0 8:30 B. Sullivan, B. Palmer, Sander, (taldrv NY 107121 73 76 4 8 4.x NIednfur p W. Hart Cox StL 113 106 9 49 4 8 373 ■ The question has dogged the 25-year-old Frazier since he took only alternative to retirement, The Redskins obtained the rights 0 0 0 0 Ma|or Laagua atatlatica Bankhedd Kan 66 60 21 56 4 4 4.M BSmIth Mon 127IX 42 75 7 5 3 7 6 : The women are playing for a for Billy Sims and the Philadelphia VondBrgp 0 0 0 0 Eaatern Laagua atandinga 8:44 S. Sartorl, Bolsoneau, J . Shea, R. Seover B*n 105 103 X 49 4 8 4.10 Gullcksn CIn up boxing in high school, and it’s one that has been asked more Eagles for Wilbert Montgomery. namely, you insist on being put on to Theismann in 1974, but as a BRussel cf 10 0 0 Smyth IX IX 40.a 7 6 376 purse of about $353,000, with the AAoson Tex 93 92 X a 6 3 4.16 Sandrsn Chl IX 98 X 65 5 6 379 • waivers.” rookie he sat on the bench behind T o m s a 3 8 2 Totals a • » 6 8:51 C. Ma(Mox, P. Sullivan, M. BonnlsWrChl 73 76 X 33 5 7 4.17 frequently since his famous father, Joe Frazier, became his In addition . Theismann has a w1 L Pet. Anderson, Mader Cemp(eleWaeMMiaBiim g9Tlwnde» Youmons Mon IX 86 731X10 6 382 ; winner’s check worth $53,000. OB AMERICANLEAQUO TtrrMI Det 137121 62 61 9 8 4.x Blue SF 75 64 a 49 7 5 384 ; trainer and manager in the earl^ sthlges of his 16-1 professional $1.4 million insurance policy with Cooke declared that the waiver Billy Kilmerand Sonny Jurgensen. Vermont (Reds) S4 41 .568 8:58 G. Martin, B. Wallace, E. Boddicker Bit 132119 41 101 12 5 4.x Scranton’s round of 64 tied Hall Anxious to do anything, he ran Reading (Phillies) X 44 Bobigan, Vennard TEA/MBATTINO Tibbs Mon 1X113 56 M 4 6 3W > career. Lloyd’s of London to cover a “is the friendliest ever reached 6 .546 ~2 AB R HINR RBI Pet Correa Tex IX 101 73113 6 8 4.x Browning On 143 IX 42 90 9 7 391 * of Famer JoAnne earner’s 18-hole back punts. ^Angelet 088 888 m-8 Pittsfield (Cubs) 52 44 .542 7'h 9:05 W. Howland, R. Curtis, E. Sellers Bsn 63 66 37 X 3 5 4.x career-ending injury. According to between an owner and a player.” Albany (Yankees) 48 X .490 Belleville, Andreoll Toronto 3424 523 957 114 494 .279 Herthlser LA IX IX 59 99 9 7 393 ; score set at St. George’s in Toronto Chicoga on 80i ax— s 7'h New York 3322 513 923 120 4X .2X PNIekro Cle IX 148 57 a 7 7 4.x Rvon Htn a a 116 3 « . Lemond retains overall leadership published reports, he must fail Theismann was in the midst of (tame Winning RBI — Dunston (7). New Briton (Rd Sx) 45 51 .469 9'h 9:12 F. Klernan, F. Livingston, B. Tonona Det 115 119 46 63 8 4 4.9 111 6 7 in 1978 and tied last year at His first N F L start came in 1976, Glens Foils (Tigers) 44 X Cleyeland 3)67 460 870 90 4X .275 Soto CIn 81 M X 48 3 8 4.11 • another physical in November, what he called his "worst" season E— Durham, Matuszek. DP— Los An­ .468 9>fy Boston 3217 4X 878 70 423 .273 Sobrhgn Kan IXIX 24 86 510 4.x K(3rots Phi 141 1 « a 72 6 7 A16 ' Beaconsfield, Quebec, by Jane and he became a permanent geles 3, Chicago 2. LOB— Los Angeles 8, WOterbury (indIns) 46 X .465 to LaChapelle, Shenning JNlekra NY 102 103 43 47 8 6 4.x CLERMONT-FERRAND, France - Switzerland’s Erich then take another examination in as a pro when he was hurt. The Nashua (Pirotas) 43 52 9:19 C. Eagleson, W. Ferguson, J. Baltimore X1S 429 848 101 404 .264 (tauoge SD 45 44 18 47 4 4 4.17 Geddes. starter in 1978 following Kilmer’s Chlcogo 7. 2B— JDavis, Mumphrev, ,4X 11 Texas 3270 4X 860 100 401 .263 (SuMcza Kan 89 74 44 57 4 5 4.x SutcUffe Chl 116 W 62 82 410 A18 . Maechler won Friday’s 21st leg of the Tour de France cycling November 1987< If he flunks the seemingly Invincible quarterback, Scloscia, Londreoux. HR— JDovIs (13). McCollum, G. Muller Alexandr Tor 111 IX X 64 5 4 AX retirement. Four years later, New Britain at Albany 9:26 J. Novak, P. Staum, Monaco, K. California 3201 470 8X 98 4X .XI Reuschel Pit I X 143 44 66 512 4.x • classic, and American Greg Lemond retained the overall Scranton’s 31 over the tough second physical or passed and is who played in 163 consecutive SB— Sandberg (13). S— Ouncon. SF— Minnesota 3251 448 850 127 425 .XI Bolles Cle 51 57 22 31 7 5 4.44 BleleckI Pit W 93 a 6 5 4J0 ’ Theismann led the Redskins to a Sclosda. Reading at*lens Falls Anderson Rllo Ook 110 97 5910 4 8 A49 a back nine at the Board of Trade not picked up by any other team. he games since 1974. had his iron-man Noshuoat Pittsfield 9:40 M. Shea, T. Attamlan, B. Phelan, Milwaukee 3183 392 827 60 369 .260 Conroy StL a a ,16 X 3 5 4Jo; 9-1 record in a strike-shortened IP H R ER BB SO Delrotl 3245 446 844 109 4M .260 Langston Sea IX IX 75 1 » 9 6 A49 Kipper Pit 72 63 X . **Mawhler.crossed the finish line alone at the top of the course — she started the day on No. can begin collecting on the policy streak ended while he was trying to Les Angelas Vermont at WOterbury G. Stephens Key Tor 127 IX 47 87 9 6 AS 57 3 6 A O season, and capped an exceptional Sotardov’s Ooi 9:47 D. Ottavlano, A. Ober, H. Seattle 3290 470 847 102 445 .257 Denny CIn 1X141 48 65 6 9 4J6 • 10 — equaled the low nine Camer he took out two years ago. twist away from Giants linebacker Welch L68 6 8 3 3 1 5 Oakland 3246 437 8X 95 405 .254 AAorgon Sea 119141 a 56 7 9 Hawkins SD Puy-de-Dome hill. He was among a knot of six riders when he post-season by helping the Reds­ NIednfuer 33 2 2 2 2 1 NewBrItalnotAlbony Dvorak, G. McNIff AS IX IX 44 67 6 7 4.60 • posted in her record-setting round The 36-year-old Theismann, who Lawrence Taylor. 9:54 J. Breen, J. Hunter, W. Johnson, Kansas City 3268 386 813 H 363 .249 Sutton Cal 117 113 U 74 8 7 AS EckersleyChl IX IX 24 W 3 6 A81 began the three-mile climb to the summit. kins to a 27-17 victory over Miami VandBerg 1-3 0 0 0 0 l (Hens Foils at Reading Chicago 395 .248 JOavIs Chi Hoyt SO at St. (jeorge’s. played In two Pro Bowls and was Taylor hit him low, and when CDIoz 1 3 3 3 1 1 Noshuoat Pittsfield B. Brldgemon 3151 420 XI 71 105115 51 54 4 5 AX 94110 31 48 5 5 AM . Belgium’s Ludo Peeters, also In the group, finished second, 34 in the 1982 Super Bowl. Vermont (rt WOterbury 10:01 G. Wilson, J. Modzella, B. INDiVIDUALBATriNO Bhdeven Min 159 167 X113 9 9 ATI Power On 49 56 X 34 4 5 A n • Inkster and King both carded the league’s Most Valuable Player linebacker Gary Reasons fell on cm cage iTSornwreatbota. Fisher NY 59 64 27 36 4 5 A73 JoJohnsn Ah 87101 a 4* 6 7 A97 ; seconds behind Maechler, and Peeters’ countrman, Guido Van Trout W8-3 6 5 0 0 2 4 NewBittalnotAlbcsiv Brown, R. Perkins 5-under 31s on the front nine in 1983, is expected to announce Taylor, Theismann’s right leg In 1983, Theismann was named Simdev'sOani 10:08 S. Mtovo, A. Dappollono, M. AB R H NR RBI Pet M/MooreSea 161 177 55 U 610 A81 Hudson Phi 94101 9 z 5 9 A n ; Calster, finished third, 56 seconds behind. 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Including league-record 541 points and a Reading (rt Vermont 10:a S. Hllintkl, D. Anderson, C. Rice Bsn 182 57 IX 9 60 .»1 IX 131 X 56 610 A92 Reuss LA t o 66 15 27 2 6 387 ; French star ^ m a r d Hinault, five time winner of the cycling Second, Davidson; Third, McShei^. Puckett Min 410 » IX 19 S3 .329 Pefry DM 65 70 X 32 4 5 AW Corlton SF 97123 51 67 410 312 • ,Debbie Massey and Alice Ritzman Redskins owner Jack Kent most yards passing (25,206), most second consecutive Super Bowl T— 3:08. A— 31J33. WoferburyatGlens Foils Whitesell, Colnen Leary MU Yount Mil 296 47 96 3 X .334 119140 X 75 610 A98 Thurmond SD 71 M 27 X 3 7 6.56 • classic. with 68s, and Missie Berteotti, 69. Cooke, in a three-page hand- passes attemptefl (3,602) and most appearance. • « -r 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26, I9B6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 26, 1986 — 15 Moodiness, memory loss, confusion Whaler schedule FOCUS HARTFORD WHALERS 1986-87 HOME AND AWAY SCHEDULE* Trouble for Howser evident Saturday Oct.11 CALGARY 7:35 p.m. Sunday Oct. 12 at Boston 7:05 p.m. Thursday Oct, 16 WINNIPEG 7:35 p.m. Saturday Oct. 18 PHILADELPHIA Doug Tucker Boyd. 7:35 p.m. Weddings The Associated Press Friday Oct. 24 at Buffalo 7:35 p.m. It became increasingly clear to Saturday Oct. 25 BUFFALO 7:35 p.m. Ferraro that something'was wrong Tuesday Oct 28 PITTSBURGH 7:35 p.m. KANSAS C ITY , Mo. - Nobody Thursday Oct. 30 at Toronto 7:35 p.m. with his buddy. Saturday Nov. 1 QUEBEC 7:35 p.m. thought much about it at first, the Sunday Nov. 2 at Quebec 7:35 p.m. quiet moodiness, the rhemory Wednesday Nov. 5 NY ISLANDERS “ I KNOW H E WASN’T thinking 7:35 p.m. slips, the confusion. Saturday Nov. 8 at Los Angeles 10:35 p.m. right,” said Ferraro, who was one Wednesday Nov. 12 at Vancouver After all. Dick Howser had his 10:35 p.m. of Howser’s All-Star coaches. Thursday Nov. 13 at Calgary 9:35 p.m. hands full with baseball. Saturday Nov. 15 EDMONTON 7:35 p.m. “ Those three days were supposed Not only were his world cham­ Wednesday Nov. 19 MONTREAL 7:35 p.m. to be a good time. But Dick wasn’t Friday Nov. 21 ST. LOUIS 7:35 p.m. pion Kansas City Royals in fourth having a good time. He was real Saturday Nov. 22 at NY Islaners 7:05 p.m. place in the American League Wednesday Nov. 26 BUFFALO 7:35 p.m. reserved and quiet. The night of West, there was an All-Star Game Saturday Nov. 29 at Monteal 8:05 p.m. the All-Star Game he was totally Monday Dec. 1 at Quebec 7:35 p.m. approaching and he was the AL's out of it.” Wednesday Dec, 3 QUEBEC 7:35 p.m. Thursday Dec. 4 at Philadelphia 7:35 p.m. manager. It was apparent in the ninth But it wasn’t the demands of the Saturday Dec. 6 DETROIT 7:35 p.m. inning. With the A L clinging to a Wednesday Dec. 10 ST. LOUIS 7:35 p.m. job or his disappointment with the one-run lead. Howser went to the Saturday Dec. 13 VANCOUVER 7:35 p.m. team. Sunday Dec. 14 at Buffalo 7:05 p.m. mound to bring in reliever Don Wednesday Dec. 17 BUFFALO 7:35 p.m. It was a brain tumor, growing Aase. Thursday Dec. 18 at Boston 7:35 p.m. silently and steadily to the size of a But instead of tapping his right Saturday Dec. 20 at Detroit 7:35 p.m. golf ball. Sunday Dec, 21 at NY Rangers 7:35 p.m. hand to indicate the right-hander, Tuesday Dec. 23 BOSTON 7:35 p.m. Doctors who operated on the he touched his left and Willie Friday Dec. 26 MONTREAL 7:35 p.m. 50-year-old Howser last Tuesday Saturday Dec. 27 at Montreal 8:05 p.m. Hernandez came out of the Tuesday Dec. 30 at Washington 7:35 p.m. found it rooted in the left frontal bullpen. After a few seconds of Wednesday Dec. 31 at Minnesota 8:35 p.m. J lobe which controls memory and confusion, Hernandez went back Saturday Jan. 3 CHICAGO 2:05 p.m. personality. They also found it to Sunday Jan. 4 TORONTO 7:05 p.m. and Aase came into the game. Wednesday Jan. 7 at St. Louis 6:35 p.m. be malignant. With the 3-2 victory — in which Friday Jan. 9 at Winnipeg 8:35 p.m. his own second baseman. Frank Saturday Jan. 10 at Minnesota 6:35 p.m. MIKE FERRARO. THE ROY Monday Jan. 12 at New Jersey 7:35 p.m. White, hit the game-winning home Wednesday Jan. 14 BOSTON 7:35 p.m. ALS’ third base coach who has run — the All-Star Game should Thursday Jan. 15 at Boston 7:35 p.m. since been named interim man­ have been one of the happiest Saturday Jan. 17 WASHINGTON 7:35 p.m. ager. was probably the first person Monday Jan. 19 at Montreal 7:35 p.m. nights of Howser’s career. Wednesday Jan. 21 MONTREAL 7:35 p.m. on the team to notice the change in But during an interview after­ Friday Jan. 23 QUEBEC 7:35 p.m. U his friend — one of the most ward, Fox couldn’t coax Howserto Saturday Jan. 24 at Toronto 8:05 p.m. popular figures in baseball. Tuesday Jan. 27 at Quebec 7:35 p.m. talk about it. Thursday Jan. 29 at Boston 7:35 p.m. “ About the middle of May. I “ He kept saying, T hope the Saturday Jan. 31 at NY Islanders 7:05 p.m. thought he was starting to be awful people of Kansas City appreciate Sunday Feb. 1 at Pittsburgh 7:35 p.m. / quiet” Ferraro said. “ I didn't Wednesday Feb. 4 BUFFALO 7:35 p.m. this.’ ’’ Fox said. “ He kept saying Friday Feb. 6 at Washington 6:05 p.m. k . ' think too much about it then. But he things like. ‘Now this will get the Saturday Fib. 7 MONTREAL 7:35 p.m. wasn't kidding around with guys so Royals going again.’ I asked him to Saturday Feb. 14 at Los Angeles 10:35 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 17 at Chicago 8:35 p.m. /■- much." talk about the All-Star Game, but Wednesday Feb. 18 at New Jersey 7:35 p.m. Then center fielder he kept answering each question as Saturday Feb. 21 CHICAGO 7:35 p.m. Sunday Feb. 22 at Buffalo 7:05 p.m. L noticed something, too. if we were talking about the "I thought it was funny that he Wednesday Feb. 25 BOSTON 7:35 p.m. Mrs. Steven Horne Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Musson Royals” Saturday Feb. 28 OUEBEC 7:35 p.m. Mrs. Joseph D. Dufresne Mrs. Leonard Auster started calling guys by name in Sunday March 1 NEW JERSEY 2:05 p.m. situations when he didn't used to do Tuesday March 3 DETROIT 7:35 p.m. YET EVEN ROYALS’ NAMES Thursday March 5 BOSTON 7:35 p.m. that,” he said. “ If you got a hit or were confusing. Ferraro said Saturday March 7 PHILADELPHIA 7:35 p.m. Horne-Meyers Musson-Trabitz Tuesday March 10 Dufresne-Manning Auster-Goldsmith scored or something, he would AP photo Howser kept referring to Wilson, at Quebec 7:35 p.m. always say. 'Good going,' or ‘Way Wednesday March 11 CALGARY 7:35 p.m. Gail Brotherton Meyers, daughter of the late Harry Susan Elizabeth Trabitz, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. instead of White, as the player who Friday March 13 at Winnipeg 8:35 p.m. Laurie Anne Manning, daughter of Anne M. Marlene Frances Goldsmith, daughter of Mr. and to hustle.’ or something like that. had hit the homer. Sunday March 15 at Edmonton 9:00 p.m. and Catherine Brotherton. married Steven James Barry Trabitz of 318 Ferguson Road, and Michael Manning of 33 Watrous Road, Bolton, and the late Wednesday March 18 at NY RANGERS Horne, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. James Horne of Mrs. Arthur Goldsmith of Danbury, and Leonard But then he started saying. 'Good Kansas City Royals manager Dick Howser rubs his chin On Wednesday. Howser flew 7:35 p.m. Charles Musson of Clitheroe, England, were married Ernest B. Manning, married Joseph Daniel Dufresne, going. Willie.’ like he was trying to Saturday March 21 MINNESOTA 7:35 p.m. Granby. July 4 at St. Peter’s-Episcopal Church, South recently in a garden wedding at the home of the Samuel Auster, son of William Auster of Delray as he talks to. reporters during the All-Star Game in back to Kansas City with Royals’ Sunday March 22 LOS ANGELES 2:05 p.m. son of .Mr. and Mrs. Florian Dufresne of East Beach, Fla., and the late Mary Auster, were recently memorize your name” Wednesday March 25 Windsor. The couple will live in Manchester. bride’s parents. Houston. There were signs at the All-Star Game of the General Manager John EDMONTON 7:35 p.m. Hartford, on June 28 at St. Rose Church in East married at the United Jewish Center in Danbury. Saturday March 28 PITTSBURGH 7:35 p.m. Hartford. brain tumor that has had its effect on Howser. Schuerholz. Sunday March 29 VANCOUVER 2:05 p.m. The Rev. Sara J. Chandler officiated. Pat Bourret Judge Jay Rubinow officiated. DOCTORS SAY THE TUMOR Wednesday April 1 at Montreal The Rev. Peter S. Dargan officiated. The bride was Rabbi Robert N. Levine officiated. Later that day, Ferraro found 7:35 p.m. was organist and Chris and Heather Lunn were The bride is a 1986 graduate of Barnard College at must have been there “ for some Howser at Royals Stadium lying on Saturday April 4 NY RANGERS 7:35 p.m. given in marriage by her mother, Barbara Kalb was maid of honor. Jill Goldstein and time." though no one is sure Sunday April IS at Buffalo 7:05 p.m. soloists. The bride was given in marriage by Andre Columbia University, New York. N.Y. recalled Ferraro, who lost a kidney K CTV in Kansas City, spoke with a table in the trainer’s room. Baracco. a friend. Melissa Bader were bridesmaids. exactly how long. three years ago when a malignant The bridegroom is a 1985 graduate of the University Karen A. Manning was maid of honor for her sister. Howser a few minutes before he “ I ’m going home.” he said, *AII times are Eastern Standard Time Holly J. Daigle was maid of honor for her sister. The Stephen Armstrong served as best man. Les It may have been there last tumor was discovered. of York, York, England. Marcia J. Manning and Diane R. Manning, also Goldsmith was usher. was to announce the starting getting to his feet. ‘T i l see you bride’s daughter. Meredith J. Meyers, and the October during those tense days After a trip to Hawaii, the couple will make their sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids. The Saturday before the All-Star lineup at a news conference on July tomorrow” bridegroom’s daughter. Kimberly Anne Horne, were After a reception at the Ethan Alien Inn in Danbury, and nights of the Royals’ seven- home in York. Paul St. Amand served as best man for his cousin. the couple left for Bermuda. They are living in Game. Howser told hitting coach 14 But a few hours later, at the bridesmaids. The bridegroom’s niece. Rebecca Nyce. game conquests of Toronto and St. Dean St^ Amand, cousin of the bridegroom, and Gary Manchester. Lee May the Royals would not take " H e couldn’t remember insistence of his wife.. Nancy. was flower girl. ^ Louis in the playoffs and World batting practice the next day names," Fox recalled. “ He said, ‘I Dufresne, the bridegroom’s brother, were ushers. The bride earned her bachelor’s degree in Howser entered St. Luke’s James V. Nyce served as best man for hi.sSr—^ 3 r t * ‘B 0 l l W d V Series. The night hit “ And then after the game lie told can’t remember who’s on the Pressure to win After a reception at the Italian-American Club in elementary education at Western Connecticut State Hospital. brother-in-law. Ushers were Philip S. Horne and Erik " two home runs and a double to beat East Hartford, the couple left for Florida. They will the fellas, 'If you want to hit team. I just can’t remember.’ On Friday. Dr. Paul Meyer, the S. Meyers. College. She is a systems specialist at Aetna Life & the Blue Jays. The moment umpire Pamela J. Benway of East Hartford and Robert K. live in Coventry. Casualty. tomorrow, it will be at II:,'10.' " “ I offered him my media guide team physician, pointed to Schuer- • After a dinner in the parish hall of the church, the Don Denkinger called Tart of Pittsfield. Mass., were married July 19 oh The bride is a 1980 graduate of Bolton High School Ferraro said. “ Leesaid, ‘Dick, you and he took it and grinned and said. holz at a news conference and gave couple left for Newport. R.I. The bridegroom earned his bachelor’s degree in safe at first in the sixth game said we’re not hitting tomorrow ' ■ 'You’re having trouble remember­ board a sailboat in Gloucester. Mass. and a 1982 graduate of Bay Path Junior College. She is political science at the University of Connecticut. He a startling example of Howser’s leads to abuses The bride is a graduate of Hartford College for a secretary at Hartford Insurance Group. against the Cardinals. Dick said. 'Did I say that?’ He was ing who’s on the team, too.’ ’’ memory loss: The bride is the daughter of Violet Benway of is sports editor of the Manchester Herald. Women and the University of Connecticut. She is an Manchester and the late Thomas F. Benway. The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of East Hartford About two weeks before the July forgetting what he was saying” A few moments later, at that “ We pointed at this man and Bv Lisa Perlman Chris Carr, a counseling supervi­ 2 advisory industrial specialist in engineering applica­ High School and a I9fi3^graduatej)f Porter & Chester 15 All-Star Game. Howser menti­ same news conference. Howser sor at the Koala Adolescent The bridegroom is the son of Adeline Tart of asked him who it was and he didn’t The Associated Press tions at IBM Corp. Institute. He is a draftsman at Scan-Optics Inc. oned persistent headaches and a AS THE PACE PICKED UP in referred to Detroit second base- know” Center. Pittsfield. Mass., and the late Raymond C. Tart. The bridegroom received his bachelor’s and Susan B. Kelleher was matron of honor and C. “ kink in the neck" to Ferraro Houston during All-Star activities, man Lou Whitaker as a left fielder And exactly one week after the “ And today you have the higher master’s degrees from Central Connecticut State James Choquette served as best man. “ I told him, ‘Di'ck. kinks in your so did Howser’s confusion and said Bob Boyd when he meant All-Star Game, during a 3‘A-hour - From the risk of obtaining .some real danger­ University. He is a teacher at Timothy Edwards The bride attended the University of Hartford Art neck don’t last two weeks.' “ Gene Fox. a sportscaster with Boston pitcher Dennis “ Oil Can" operation, doctors found out why. major leagues to Little League, the ous drugs, like crack, really very Middle School in South Windsor. He also is owner of School and is employed at G. Fox & Co. pressure to win often overrides the easily. Enhance Your Home, a home improvement business. The bridegroom is employed at Northeast Utilities. fun of competing, sports counse­ “These kids’ peers who have The couple will live in Pittsfield. Mass. lors and consultants say. high expectations of them athleti­ McCovey, Doerr to get titles And the inability to handle such cally al.so have high expectations 6 pressure, they add. is what fre­ of them socially. So it’s not unlikely quently leads to alcohol and drug to find that often your biggest Engagements abuse. partyers are your biggest ath­ “The American sports culture is letes,” said Carr, who played as they join the Hall of Fame win, win, win. That’s the bottom football four years at Wabash line.” said Thomas A. Crawford, a College. performance consultant at Riley He also linked stress to media By Jonathan Vlttl Hospital for Children. “ If we’re attention, especially in high The Associated Press going to make winning everything, school. then let’s at least give our kids the “ All of their suceesses and ■m - C O O P E R S T O ^ . N Y. — Willie tools they need to handle it all” failures are written up in the local McCovey and Bobby Doerr. a Crawford, who works at the paper or are on TV. They get to be couple of players who were good hospital’s Youth Sports Fitness enough but not lucky enough to win the ones in high school they have • a title, are finally going to get one: and Health Clinic, said the pres­ pep sessions for. They’re the role Hall of Famer. , sure begins very early. models.” he said. They and the late Ernie Lom­ It often comes, he said, from Dr. Michael H. McClay. a sports bardi will be the 1986 inductees in overly eager parents or coaches psychologist at St. Vincent Wel­ Cooperstown on Aug. 3, with visions of scholarships, the lness Center, said that setting McCovey, like Doerr. made it to Olympics and multimillion-dollar goals is one of the most important one and his team lost professional contracts, things an athlete can do. — painfully. “ When a kid comes home from “ For the most part,- research -'1 “ People ask me how I ’d like to be school, mom and dad don’t say shows that young athletes, espe­ remembered.” McCovey said. “I ‘How’d you play?’ They say, ‘Did tell them I ’d like to be remembered cially pre-adolescent and junior as the guy who hit the line drive you win?’ That’s the first ques­ high school kids, have mostly over Bobby Richardson's head” tion.” Crawford said. “ The kid social goals. But oftentimes the With the Giants trailing the New ' C # - -uf, thinks. ‘Hey, this sports stuff is parents and coaches are the ones York Yankees 1-0 in the seventh pretty darn important. Even talking pros and Olympics while ■ game of the 1962 Series and two though everyone says it’s how I the kids just want to have a good Karin Parent Ann Leslie Vincent Liscomb Jr. Diane Gustafson Zelinda Webb Nancy Pethigal men on. McCovey ended the game play that matters, that’s not what time.” McClay said. ancj Alpa Mehta and John Duffy with a line shot that has become they ask me about. They ask me if I For example, one out of 300 to 400 equally famous for its speed and its Parent-Martin Leslie-Joyal Gustafson-Carlson Webb-Bissell won.’ high school football players will astonishingly poor choice of “ That’s a big problem because a Mr. and Mrs, Robert Parent of Mr. and Mrs, Kenith J. Leslie of Mehta-Liscomb Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Webbof 6’74 Pethigal-Duffy location. play the sport in college, he said. kid feels that his self-worth as an But just 2 percent will play in the Enfield announce the engagement Manchester announce the engage­ Mr. and Mrs. Rajni S. Mehta of of East Hartford announce the Center St., announce the engage­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pethi- It was right at Richardson, the of their daughter. Karin Irene ment of theirdaughter. Ann Louise engagement of their daughter. ment of their daughter. Zelinda 9 gal of East Berlin, announce the second baseman. The Yankees individual is determined by his National Football League. 84-B Ambassador Drive, announce Parent, to John Joseph Martin Jr., Leslie, to Robert Francis Joyal. Diane Emma Gustafson, to Robert Jane Webb, to Richard W. Bissell. engagement of their daughter. won. ability to succeed at a sport.” “So the chance of making it to the engagement of.their daughter. son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. John Carlson, son of Robert H. son of Richard Bissell and Merilyn Nancy Jean Pethigal, to John Carl McCovey said he is asked about Crawford said. the pros is miniscule.” McClay Alpa Mehta, to Vincent John 4:! of 141 Pine St. Joyal of Canton. Mass. Liscomb Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlson of 172 Kennedy Road, and Fregeau. both of Manchester Duffy, .son of Mr. and Mrs. John J, that out every day. “ It makes you Renewed questions about ath­ said. “ But there’s another purpose The bride-elect, an Enfield High 'The bride-elect, a graduate of Vincent J. Liscombof 215Henry St. the late Judith Carlson. The bride-elect graduated from Duffy Jr of 424 Summit St think how many people focus on the letes and stress were prompted in sports besides winning and School graduate, is employed by Manchester High School and Utica The bride-elect graduated from Oromocto Senior High School in ■The bride-elect graduated from World Series," he said. “ That's The bride-elect attends the Uni­ last month following the cocaine- going professional. There’s team­ Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in College of Syracuse University. versity of Hartford, majoring in George J Penney High School. Oromocto. New Brunswick. Can­ Berlin High School in 1980. from probably the only time a lot of AP photo related deaths of University of work, learning to work under Windsor Locks. Utica, N.Y.. is an occupational East Hartford. Manchester Com­ ada. She is attending Central Barbizon School of Modeling in people saw me swing." economics and finance. ’The bride­ Maryland basketball star Len Bias pressure and work hard and The propective bridegroom, a therapist at Massachusetts Hospi­ munity College, and the Hartford Connecticut State University and 1981 and from Southern Connecti­ His ,521 other swings produced groom also attends the University Willie McCovey (left) and Bobby Doerr Doerr, who didn't win titles as players, and Cleveland Browns football learning how to set goalf! for Manchester High School graduate, tal School, Canton. Mass. of Hartford. Hospital School of Medical Tech­ is employed by Aetna Life & cut State University in 1984. She is dramatically different results: The prospective bridegroom, a nology. She is a medical technician are shown exhibiting their batting forms will win titles as they’ll join the baseball. player Don Rogers. They also were yourself.” is employed by G 4 W Machine Co.. A July 27. 1987. wedding at Casualty. production and art editor for home runs that have tied McCovey graduate of Canton (Mass.) High at Hartford Hospital Hematology The prospective bridegroom in their playing days. McCovey and Hall of Fame. raised after distance runner Kathy As part of his drug abuse Inc., in East Windsor. Second Congregational Church is Plastics Engineerng Magazine with Ted Williams for ninth place The couple plans an August School and Boston College, is a Laboratory. graduated from Manchester High The prospective bridegroom Ormsby broke away from the workshop for athletes. Carr re­ planned. on the all-time list. wedding. sales representative for Randolph The prospective bridegroom, a School. He is employed by fime- graduated from East Catholic Somebody must have been Rigney asked him how he was. Sox won the World Series. with the winning run in the seventh leaders and jumped off a bridge at cently conducted a program for Paper, Randolph. Mass. Manchester High School graduate, keepers of New England. 109 High School in 1975 and from watching. McCovey is only the 16th McCovey said fine, Since that triumph, however game. the NCAA Track And Field Cham­ fifth graders. A Sept. 20 wedding at Center is a laser service technician at Center St Central Connecticut State College man to be elected to the Hall in his “ He said, 'Okay, you’re in there there have been more visits by Doerr and the New York Yan­ pionships in Indianapolis on June “ It’s really scary. These little Congregational Church is planned. Xerox Corp. A Sept. 27 wedding at St, M ary’s in 1980. He is northeast regional first year of eligibility. hitting third and you know whose Halley’s Comet than Red Sox kees’ were the Ameri­ 4- kids know all the street names of A Sept. 27 wedding is planned at Episcopal Church is planned. salesman for Fortel Inc. Thirty-one years ago. the New spot that is. Number 24 is biitting World Championships. Since 1918. can League’s dominant second Crawford said pressure intensi­ these drugs. And these kids are Center Congregational Church. An October wedding is planned. second today. Do something.’ “ the- Red Sox are tied for World York Giants showed an enthusias­ basemen of the 1940s. Their final fies when a child’s success in a looking at the high school quarter­ 6 tic young McCovey w ,,at they said Batting in Willie Mays’ position. Series championships with the statistics are similar: Doerr had a sport diminishes. “ That’s what back as a role model. If they hear would be his future home. McCovey had two singles and two Seattle Mariners, the Seattle Pilots ,288 career average with 223 leads to the high dropout rate in " I had signed at 17 and they triples off Robin Roberts. and the Seattle Seahawks. Zero. homers: Gordon batted .268 with about how drunk he got the night brought me to New York to see the “ It’s almost impossible to top Doerr played all 1.852 games of 253 homers in two fewer years. high school sports and some of the before, they think, 'That must be Service Notes Polo Grounds and they told me. that first day.” McCovey said. “ It his 14-year career at second base tragic incidents you’ve been what you do if yo u ’ re a Yet four times, Doerr finished seeing.” quarterback.’ ‘This is the place you’ll be playing.’ was all downhill from there” for Boston. Six of those years the second with Boston and Gordon Red Sox finished second, three Meanwhile, he and other sports I saw that 257 feet down the line and While on his spectacular 22-year went to the World Series with New “ That’s why we have to start Holloway Is In West Germany Truman F. Cowles of 72 Hudson St , has arrived for Jr. of 160 Briarwood Drive. He is a Manchester High Basmajian finishes basic course liked it right away.” McCovey downslide. McCovey also set a times they finished third. York. In 1948. Gordon was with the counselors are putting greater educating them young,” Carr said. duty with the 16th Military Intelligence Co., Fort School graduate. Spec. 4 Derrick C. Holloway, son of Mattye Davis of U.S. Army National Guard Pvt. Dennis J. recalled. standard that some statisticians Only once did Doerr play in a Cleveland Indians when they beat emphasis on educating young “ Because the best way to quit Monmouth, N,J. He is a counterintelligence agent. 54 Spencer St., has participated in Cardinal Point III. Basmajian. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Basmajian He never played there. The believe hasn’t been matched since World Series. Despite missing one Doerr and the Red Sox in the athletes about what to expect from (drugs) is to never start.” an 8th Infantry short-term field exercise held in West of 22 Bishop Drive, has completed basic training at 2ft-year-old rookie made his debut with his 1969 season. He batted .,320 game and part of another with pennant playoff. sports, how to set realistic goals Carr said he tries to emphasize Air Force promotes Fralick migraine headaches, he batted .409 Germany. He is an infantryman with the 8th Infantry Fort Dix, N.J. for the San Francisco Giants in and led the league with 45 home and how to cope without turning to to students that there are other Finnegan Is heating specialist 1959. runs. 126 RBI and a .656 slugging with a home run and a double in the Doerr’s fortunes have turned Division. Eve Fralick, daughter of Richard L. Fralick of 88 drugs. ways of dealing with stress than Residents serve at Jackson “ I was called up from Phoenix in percentage. He accomplished all 1946 Series wifh the St. Louis since retiring to his Oregon home. Constance Drive and Irene L. Balaban of Colchester, Ju ly .” he said. “ The excitement, of this in 491 official at-bats. since Cardinals. The late Gordon was one of the men “ Unfortunately, one of the ways turning to drugs. LaCoss arrives at Monmouth U.S. Airman 1st Class Thomas W. Finnegan of has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of Pvt. 1st Thomas August and Pvt. 1st Matthew W. the packing. I never slept that he was walked 121 times. That Series ended with Doerr he beat in the Veterans Commit­ adolescents learn to cope is by “ Accepting that winning and Manchester is a heating systems specialist with the first lieutenant. She is chief of combat crew Hagenow. members of the Connecticut Army National Guard, are being trained at Fort Jackson, S. night.” He arrived too late for Doerr was born on April 7. 1918. watching helplessly as Enos tee’s voting for the Hall last using drugs and alcohol and that losing are part of life has to be a U.S. Arm y Staff Sgt. Scott D. LaCoss, son of 1st Special Operations Wing, Fort Walton Beach. Fla. communications at Griffiss Air Force Base, N.Y., C.. as combat signalers. batting practice. Ind manager pill Five months later, the Boston Red Slaughter raced around the bases March. can lead to potential danger,” said normal process for kids.” he said. Kenneth J. LaCoss of Phoenix. Ariz., and grandson of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Finnegan with the 2019th Information Systems Squadron. V U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26. 1986 MANCHEISTER HERALD. Saturday. July 26, 1986 — 17 Advice MACC News Colors are a feast at the Saturday farmers’ market Dad’s hang-up about doctors Editor’s note: This column is also huge heads of cabbage, the container of fresh sliced green and just have to come down and take a ing all the neighbors and friends Dooley who covered the market for prepared by the staff of the dark green of broccoli and sweet yellow squash, broccoli, carrots look. you haven’t seen for months; Ed us last Saturday, wonderful Dave Manchester Area Conference of basil and shiny peppers and corn! and celery for customers to sample Next to them the country accents Bushnell. Phyllis Pierson, the. Brannick, MACC coordinator, and Churches. Fresh picked Cv,rn (everybody’s her produce, Umm — delicious table with folk art by Carol Donze Bests. (Stan and Elizabeth) Marge the volunteers who make the favorite) and fresh green beans idea. Mary. could' hang up baby’s health Bv Nancy Carr and Carol-Ann Prince. There are Cole and her daughter, and all the farmer’s market possible; Helen (alas and alack already gone by And flowers — baskets of pink, dried apple designs and baskets others. Datson, John McClain, Dick MACC Director the time I arrived at quarter to 10) white and bright red impatiens. and delicately trimmed little hats Ouellette, Doris Coughlin, Velma important to "^p^husband to and baskets and baskets of plump DEAR geraniums and begonias, ferns and to hang on the wall and an AND COME E A R L Y - the Peila, Tina DePumpo. ABBY: I hope publicly set the befCora straight, It 1 love the farmers’ market. Even purple blueberries. I brought home bleeding hearts and bouquets in on a gray Saturday morning like enchanting wooden old-fashioned bouquets and green beans go early. you can help might be wiser to let it go. But do three boxes, one of which a pack of rainbow colors. All the fresh cut puppy with his paws over his nose. last Saturday the colors are a feast The MACC-sponsored farmer’s THANK YOU TO the Bruce me. I have been consult a lawyer for a legal older sons removed from my hands flowers were already sold except And at the very end the dedi­ in themselves. Baskets of red and market is held every Saturday McCubrey family who sent us a married for 10 opinion. for sampling before 1 even got into some stalks of gladioli in cated Stavens have set up their D e a r A b b y orange tomatoes, the rich red of morning, rain or shine.fromSa.m. donation for the day camp in honor months and am the house (temporarily leaving me yellow, salmon, mauve and white. SERV table full of items made by new beets (50 cents a bunch), to 1 p.m., under the trees on Main of Rod MacLean as a Father’s Day pregnant. This D E AR ABBY: My husband and I with the rest of the packages). There were still bouquets of dried our third world neighbors. There Abigail Van Buren slashes of rhubarb stalks, yellow Street in frontof St. James Church. memorium. To the 5th-grade reli­ baby is wanted are expecting our second child in And early apples. Lodi apples, straw flowers for sale (I still have are some beautifully carved anim­ summer squash and bright orange Opening Saturday was unfortu­ gion class at Concordia Lutheran by both of us. September. My adoptive mother, which Joanne Coykendall. MACC mine from last y ea r). als from Kenya, lions, leopards, carrots. And greens, still dewey nately a rainy, rainy day but still Church who sent a contribution to llie problem is, who was unable to have children, staffer tells me make a delicious graceful giraffes, elephants and an lettuce, spinach, swiss chard (did five of our local farmers were the emergency pantry from their my husband has asked to be an observer in the apple pie'. And new red potatoes AND FARMERS Of THE SEA. impressively horned rhinoceros. you know there is a red swiss chard there. "love loaf” offerings taken during has forbidden delivery room. She has prom is^ just harvested and believe it or not. John and Stella McDonald, were Long lasting gifts to children and that you can cook like spinach and They tell me once the produce is the past year. To the Exchange me to go to a not to interfere in any way. She globe artichokes which farmeress there with tables full of shell items grandchildren. As well as baskets, eat stalk and -all?). Both the ready for picking, it must be Club of South Windsor for its gift to doctor. I have already gone twice. you because you are consulting a wants only to be present and share Mary Laiuppa started during the at unbelievable prices. I have my brass candlesticks and trays, picked and once picked they have the shelter. farmer and the customer buying a Tomorrow will be my third visit. I doctor to ensure your health and In our joy. She told me she has winter. Mary has a “ just for you” eye on an adorable tiny bird bath lovely native costumed dolls and to sell. So the farmers will be there Also thank you to Ethel Robb and bunch for .50 cents assured me red was only able to go because I lied to the health of your expected child, always felt a little cheated in not corner on one end of her table with and a beautiful fantasy sea garden jewelry. rain or shine and so will MACC. Kathleen Price for their donations swiss chard is delicious. There’s my husband about where I was you might be better off without having experienced a new life a tempting bowl of dip and a big with a small statue of Christ. You’ll Come and see. And enjoy meet­ Our thanks to volunteer Edith to the day camp. J going. him. coming into the world. I could tell I know when we married that he by her eyes how important this is to had a hang-up about doctors, but I DEAR ABBY: I heed your her. didn’t think it would extend to me advice about a situation that arose I would love to have her there. and our baby. I tried to explain to a few days ago. My husband was Bulletin Board him that out of concern for my married to a woman who had a It's the least I can do for the woman health and my baby's, I should see 5-year-old son by a previous who gave me everything but life a doctor, but he refused to even marriage. When the boy was 8, my itself. My husband feels the birth of listen to me. husband adopted him. This a child is a private moment Favata to visit committee. between a husband and wife, and Ammerman In the pulpit This Is South’s week He has no confidence in doctors. adopted son died a few days ago. In F riday— 7 p.m., peace prayer vigil. U he doesn’t want to share it with Dr. Ray Favata, administrative dean of the He even threw away my vitamin the obituary of our local paper, my Chaplain E. H. Jim Ammerman, president and Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. anyone. International Bible institute & Seminary of Ply­ These events are scheduled at South United pills. I don't know where to turn. husband's ex-wife stated that her mouth, Fla., will visit director of Chaplaincy Full Gospel Churches Inc., of Ethiopia Is the topic Methodist Church this week; We both have jobs, and I have an deceased son was bom to her and We’ve agreed to abide by your the Full Gospel Interde­ Dallas, Texas, will be the guest preacher at Full Sunday — 10 a.m., worship service. Rev. Lawrence excellent insurance plan, so it’s not m y husband on a certain date and decision. nominational Church on Gospel Interdenominational Chprch on Sunday. On Wednesdaj^t 7;30 p.m., the Episcopal Church S. Staples preaching "Mountains of the Bible.” the money. 1 hate to keep lying to in a specified city. (It was four He will speak at the 10 a.m. service, offering a Women of St. M a ^ ’s Episcopal Church will sponsor a MY MOTHER’S DAUGHTER Herald photo by Rocha Tuesday at 6 p.m. to Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study, him. When he finds out I've been to years before my husband had even accept registration for special message to the youth of the church, and will guest speaker from Ethiopia. Hal Schroeder is the 337 W. Middle Turnpike. a doctor — and I know he will — it met this woman!) What was even DEAR DAUGHTER: Since the Easy does It the fall courses, being speak again at 7 p.m. administrator of the International Community School Wednesday — 9 a.m., fair workshop. will be the end of our marriage. more bizarre, m y husband was not deciding vote is mine. I’m casting offered at the Manches­ Ammerman is currently retired from the U.S. is Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The school offers education Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. I am 33 years old and don't want listed as one of the survivors. it in favor of allowing your mother Army, having served as a chaplain for 23 years, and a to 400 students, who come from 44 countries. There are L Students watch as Roland Bernier, left, Wednesday. Palais is an instructor and ter church, in conjunc­ anything to go wrong with this to be present in the delivery room. . tion with the college. colonel for the last five. native children and diplomatic youngsters, being This woman has been married schooled together. Other events planned this week pregnancy. I want my husband to I fail to see how inviting her to and Jon Palais demonstrate tae kwon- Bernier is a student at Hwang’s School The church will func­ In Frankfurt, Germany, he supervised 83 chaplains Joy of living course starts and divorced three times since she include; be part of it. but I don't know how to share that private moment could do at the Highland Park School on of Tae Kwon-Do, 341 Broad St. tion as a branch of the of 14 denominations, serving 50,000men and women in and my husband were divorced, Sunday — 7:30 and 9; 30 a.m., worship service with Sister Marie Alice La Gace will teach a joy of living get through to him. Don't suggest diminish your husband’s joy. Bible Institute, and ordi­ the Armed Forces. but she always took back his holy eucharist. course for five consecutive days starting Monday counseling. He has no confidence nation or degrees may surname. Monday — 7; 30 p.m., stewardship committee. from 10 a.m. to noon and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at St. in counselors either. Is your social life in a slump? News for Senior Citizens be earned there. This Is Emanuel's plar^ Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion service; Bridget Church hall. The course will teach relaxation, ME IN MARYLAND We’ve been married for 28 years. Lonely? Get Abby’s updated, re­ ’ . The registration cost 10;45 a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m., Hal Schroeder prayer leading to self-mastery and peace of mind Should my husband ignore this vised and expanded booklet, "How is $20. and is not refunda­ This is the plan for Emanuel Lutheran Church this speaks on Ethiopia. through Christian yoga stretching exercises, proper DEAR ME: You should not have flagrant fabrication, or should we to Be Popular" — for people of all ble. Favata will teach week: Thursday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7;30 p.m., nutrition, and contemplation. To register, call to lie to your husband about ask the newspaper to print a ages. Send your name and address the first two lessons of Sunday — 8 a.m., worship in the chapel; 9:30 a.m., Bible study. 649-9742.*' receiving prenatal care. He has all retraction? Or is there a more clearly printed with a check or Youth workers will do work the course, which Is service with holy communion. Saturday — 7;30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. the makings of a tyrant, and you appropriate solution to this money order for $2.50 and a long, called Being Successful Monday — 7:30 p.m., property committee. are being emotionally battered. situation? stamped (39 cents) self-addressed in Your Ministry. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus. OtMsrve deadlines UPSET IN ENID, OKLA. Concordia events few Please see a counselor and leam envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular­ He will also minister Wednesday — 6:30 p.m.. Summer Salad. Items for this page must be submitted to the how to deal with a domineering, ity, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, free for all town seniors at the regular 7:30 p.m. Thursday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 9 to noon. The only event scheduled for Concordia Lutheran Manchester Herald by 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. possessive husband. If he leaves D EAR UPSET: Unless it is Confirmation Resource Center; 10 a m., prayer Calif. 90D38. service on Wednesday. Dr. Ray Favata Church this week is the agorophobic group, which will Items which are received later cannot be group; 11; IS a.m., care and visitation; 7; 30 p.m., call meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. guaranteed publication. Editor’s note: This column is comprehensive list of trips to be mation — first and third Thursday. prepared by the staff of the taken from now until the end of .(Call for appointment.) Manchester Senior Citizens’ October. Do stop by and pick one Transportation to and from Stretch mark causes varied Center. up. Openings are available on the center. Call for ride. Question of Jesus’ burial site answered by archaeology Sept. 9 Belle of Brattleboro trip Blood pressure clinic, Aug. 13.9 D E A R DR. far-reaching consequences, such Bv George W. Cornell outside the walls of the Old City "near the city” outside its walls, reveal that what appears the the side of the cave. Bv Jeanette Cave (flyers available), The Bay Queen to 11:30 a.m. covered up the garden cemetery GOTT: Is It true as loss of sex drive and sexual Center Director River cruise on Narragansett Bay The Associated Press seemed best to match the adding: spot now didn’t fit the picture in Bahat, describing a three- and on top of It erected a pagan that stretch- ability, and alterations in your in Rhode Island and the Cape Cod PLEASE NOTE THAT legal .Scriptural evidence. But “ Now in the place where he , Jesus’ time, and that what volume report of excavations temple. m arks on a appearance. The Youth Services Bureau of trips still have seats available. The assistance for August will be held N EW Y O R K - Location of the excavations now give the nod to was crucified there was a doesn’t look like the place now there by archaeologist Virgilio woman's Although remains of that later the Manchester Board of Educa­ Plainfield dog track is accepting a Aug. 14 as the building is closed the site where Jesus was crucified the ancient church inside the garden, and in the garden a new met the specifications then. C. Corbo, says: breasts are a D r . G o t t DEAR DR. GOTT: At age 10, my tion offers a free service to.seniors. waiting list. construction obscured the site 2 third and fourth weeks of August. and buried has been a m atter of walled Old City. tomb where no one had ever Jerusalem district archaeolo­ ’ 'The evidence seems clear sign that she's granddaughter had what the doc­ The bureau has a group of young Our Manchester Senior Big Band Also, there will be no Medicare controversy for a century, but The conclusions were pres­ been laid. There, because the gist Dan Bahat, analyzing that at the turn of the era, this when Queen Helena, mother of h a d a n Peter Gott, M.D. tor said were shingles, which people who are willing to mow and the Beethoven Chorus will be assistance on Aug. 21. the first Christian em peror destroyed her antibodies. She’s recent archaeological explora- . ented in a series of reports in the tomb was near at hand ... they recent excavations, says they area was a large burial abortion? lawns, clean windows, weed lawns at the Manchester Bicentennial Constantine, visited Jerusalem now 23. tires very easily, has had tions seem to have settled the Biblical Archaeology Review laid him.” show the site of the church was ground.” He says it was and clear garages and basements. Band Shell on Friday, Aug. 8, at 7. MENU FOR THE WEEK: half a lung removed, and gets colds case. published in Washington. From the surface view once a limestone quarry but it alongside a rock hill regarded as in 326 A.D., the Christian DEAR These youths are not allowed to p.m. Don't miss an opportunity to Monday: None. and pneumonia a lot. Will she get The dispute over it had Its editor, Hershel Shanks, nowadays, that seems to match was filled with dirt in the first Golgotha where Jesus was community there identified the READER: Ab­ operate any electrical equipment, hear the big band sound and the Tuesday: None. her antibodies back? What can she says explorations show the the Garden Tomb, a burial cave crucified. site to her. solutely not. but may use clipping shears and harmony of a group of men that Wednesday; Egg salad sand­ earm arks of old-time denomina­ century B.C. and turned into a Stretchmarks on breasts, abdo­ until they do. Video games don't expect from life? Garden Tomb had been used 600 on a peaceful hillside just north garden. When Jesus was buried in gas-operated equipment. If you will be memorable, wich, soup, beverage, dessert. tional rivalry, with Protestants Constantine built a rotunda men or thighs indicate only that the help nobody, nohow. need a task performed, call Kathy Thursday: Picnic — ham­ favoring the Garden Tomb. years before Jesus — thus ruling of the Damascus gate in a "The quarry became a garden about 30 A.D., this area was skin had been stretched: they do D EAR READ ER: I doubt that around the tomb and a nearby 6 August or Karen Lane at the OUR SUMMER LUNCH pro­ burgers. potato salad, garden Roman Catholics and Eastern it out as his grave since the serene garden of flowers beyond or orchard, where cereals, fig outside the city, in conformity not reflect the cause of the shingles, a form of herpes nerve basilica church. D E AR DR. GOTT: Both my bureau. 647-3494. gram will continue to operate salad, beverage, dessert. Orthodox members backed the gospel records say he was the city’s bustle. trees, carob trees and olive trees with the Scriptural record. The stretching. Stretch marks can infection, affected your grand­ testicles are small, bird-egg size The bureau will offer this pro­ through Aug. 15 serving lunch each Friday: Turkey chef salad, roll, Church of the Holy Sepulchre. "buried in a new tomb.” On the other hand, the grew,” Bahat writes, adding extended wall now enclosing the Although the cem etery had result from rapid growth in adoles­ and painful. The prison doctor says daughter’s antibodies. More gram on an ongoing year-round Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. beverage, dessert. Countless Christian pilgrims As for the aged, domed crumbling stone church, that it also at that time “ became area was built later, between 41 been obliterated for three cence, weight loss in people who nothing can bedone. What can I do, likely, she got shingles because her basis and is looking for persons Two evening picnics, starting at 4 immune system was deficient. flock to both places, preferences church. Shanks says, excava­ jammed among other buildings a cemetery.” and 44 A.D., by Judea’s centuries, "the fact that it had are (or who have been) obese, and or should I just have them who can use the service. We’ve had p.m. will be held on Aug. 7 and 14. SCORES: This seems to be borne out by her still tending along the tions show that the site “ in in the Christian quarter of the ' At least four tombs dating then-ruler, Herod Agrippa. indeed been a cem etery, and — of course — pregnancy. There is removed? What effect would cas­ many calls from seniors during the Happy birthday and best wishes July 7: setback scores: Lena tendency to get repeated denominational lines, but Jesus’ time was a garden walled Old City, seems on from that period have been Still later, after the Romans that this memory of Jesus! tomb no way of looking at a woman and tration have on me? course of the spring and summer to Agnes LeDuc. We look forward Speed 135; Clara Hemingway 124; infections. cemetery” — as described in destroyed Jerusalem, crushing being able to judge whether or not about yard work that needs to be to her participation again in the Edith Albert 123: Amelia Anasta­ without the past sharp appearance an unlikely spot found, one said to be that of survived despite Hadrian’s I believe that the cause of her she has had an abortion. done. Do take advantage of this center activities. sia 121; Helena Gavello 119; Betty competitiveness about it. Scripture. from the Scriptural descrip­ Jesus consisting of an Jewish revolts in 70 A.D. and 132 burial of i t ... speaks to the immune deficiency should be D E AR R EAD ER: It sounds as if free service. If you do not need this ONGOING ACTIVITIES: Jesanis 118. In the present layout of The gospel of John says the tions. antechamber and a rock-hewn A.D., thelRoman emperor authenticity of the site,” writes you have enough problems without investigated, if possible by an service now. keep the name and Monday: 10 a m., bingo; 12:30 July 21: pinochle scores: Bea Jerusalem, the Garden Tomb place, called Golgotha, was However, the explorations burial recess cut lengthwise in Hadrian built a new city. Bahat. immunologist — a doctor who DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there some adding castration, too. Small testi­ number to use when leaf raking p.m.. pinochle, men’s golf league. Mader 779: Ada Rojas 752; Clara cles are ordinarily no disadvan­ specializes in problems of antibody kind of treatment other than and .snow shoveling time arrives. Manchester Country Club. Hemingway 750; Sam Schors 749: production. You probably don’t surgery for a child with lazy eye? tage, as long as they produce We applaud the Youth Services Tuesday: - ladies’ golf league. John Klein 745; Marie Hebenstreit have an immunologist handy; Would video games help? enough hormone to permit normal Bureau and other involved agen­ Red Rock Country Club; grocery 744; Art Bouffard 740; Floyd Post these specialists tend to gravitate Religious Services growth and manufacture enough cies for making an effort to meet shopping and non-grocery shop­ 737; Gert McKay 721. to regional medical centers. Have DEAR READER: Special prism sperm to allow conception. some of the needs of the seniors. ping (Call for ride and pickup July 21; men’s golf scores: Low your granddaughter ask her doctor glasses can help children who have I am concerned that your testi­ At a meeting at the state time.) gross — John Bania 40; Bert sanctuary; 10 a.m. church school. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Roman Catholic cles are painful, however. Most for a referral to a university Department of Aging. Commis­ Wednesday: pinochle, 9:30 to AMemblies of God Child core provided. (647-9941) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:X Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:X a.m., Unitarian Unlveraallat "lazy eye,” the condition in which Carlson 41; Mike Zwick 41; Jake p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ prisons have surgical consultant- hospital center. The trip may be sioner Mary Ellen Klinck reported noon,: bridge. 12:30to3p.m.; arts Calvary Church (Assemblies of First Cengregotlenal Church ef An- church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ Church el the Assumptlen, Adorns UPHuriop Uhlverspllst Seclety-Bost, one eye doesn’t always focus along Funke 42; Ed Corcoran 42; Joe dever. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard day ot 7:X p.m., worship service. vice, nurserv. (649-3472) Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ specialists. I think you should inconvenient, but it can be well that the applications for the and crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Friendship God), 400 Buckland Road, South Prayer line, 6464731,24 hours. 153 W. Vernon St., AAonehester. Rev. with the other. Surgery to repair Grinavich 43; Joe Phillipen 44. Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship Nerth United Methedlst Church, 300 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:W o.m., make every effort to be examined worth the effort if she can be prescription drug program, Con- Circle, 10 a.m.; blood pressure hours through Aug. 31; 10a.m. Nursery Oespel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at the eye muscles is sometimes Low net — Francis Conti 30; Stan pastor. 9:Ma.m., Sunday school; 10:X ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 service. Nursery core and youth by a urologist. I doubt that helped. Immune deficiency can be care provided. Adult second hour Dupee, postor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 7;M, 9, 10;» and noon. (643-2195) religious education. Coffee hour after required, depending on the sever­ nPace. are being revised to avoid screening, Murawski 32; Dick Berggren 32; a.m., vrorship, child-care and nursery; study group, 11:15 a.m. (742-7696) a.m., Sundov school; 7 p.m., gospel nett, minister of visitation. Summer St. Burthelemew's Church, 741 E. castration is an appropriate op­ very dangerous, because the de­ confusion. These new forms should Thursday: 9 to 11 a.m.. Senior 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and meeting. service. (646-5151) ity of the affliction. Children may Arnie Gustafson 32; Ted Lagace Bible preaching. (644-1102) First Congregational Church el Cov­ worship service: 9 a.m. Nursery (or Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. outgrow this common disorder, tion, because, depending on your fenses against infections are se­ be available by late September, Center Band rehearsal. 33; Frank Toros 33: Don Willis 33. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. children age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday age, the operation can have riously compromised. Bruce Johnson, pastor, U a.m., wor­ Jehovah’s Wttnesaes mossotSp.m.: Sunday masses at 8 :X, and prism glasses may help them Meanwhile, you may continue to Friday: 12:30 p.m.. setback; 9 July 23: pinochle scores: Ada Baptist ship; 9:X a.m., church school. In Seuth United Methedlst Church, 1226 10 and I1;na.m. apply using the packet that is a.m.. cribbage; bingo. 10 a.m. Rojas 684: Peter Casella 673; Sol Church Lane Hause. Nursery care Jehevah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., presently in circulation. Seniors Other services: lunches served Cohen 624; Bea Mader 606. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. provided. (742-8487) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Johnson, Or. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Cengregotlenal Church, 385 gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer and Rev. Emilio P. Podblll, co-pastors. may be eligible to have ConnPace Wednesdays, Thursdays (picnic), July 23: bridge scores: Tom Meek, minister. Summer schedule: N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. v. day, Theocratic Ministry School ichedule: 10 o.m., worship service. Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses pay half the cost of their prescrip­ and Fridays at 11:45 a.m. Giordano 4020; Tom Regan 3800; worship service, 9:X a.m. Nursery Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) at 7;M, 9 ,10;M and noon. (643-2403) About Town tions. Applications are available at Legal assistance — third Thurs­ care provided..(64M537) ship service, Sunday school, and meeting (ministry training),7:5Dp.m.; St. James Church, 896 Main St., Nadine Malcolm 3570; Catherine Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lbke St., nursery (or children; 6:M p.m.. Pil­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:W Morm on Manchester. Rev. Fronds Krukowskl, THE the Senior Center. day, 10 to noon. (Call for Byrnes 3500; Mike Tuninsky 3470; Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, grim Fellowship. (649-2863) a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (646 Rev. David Boranowskl, Rev. Joseph appointment.) Second Cengregotlenal Church ef 1490) The Church ef Jesus Christ et Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Verplanck Pool. Warmups will be at 9 a m. and the Kay Bennett 3200; Mable Loomes postor. 9:Ma.m., Sunday school; 10:M BIBIE Shaws host WWII reunion THE CENTER HAS printed a Medicare assistance and infor­ a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Latter-day SoiPts, W Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6:M p.m.; meet starts at 9:30 a.m. 2830. service. (646-5316) entry. Rev. ITovld Jarvis, minister. Jewish — Conservative Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bl- Sunday masses at 7;M, 9, 10:M o.m., Mr. and Mrs. James F .Shaw of 37 Edison Road will . Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 •hop, 9:M a.m., sacrament meeting; neon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) SPEAKS Entry blanks may be picked up at any town pol and First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle be hosts of a reunion of veterans of U.S. Arm y 1095th Road, Manchester. 9 ;X a.m., Sunday a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m., 10:15 a.m., Sundoy school and prlm- St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., by returned to a pool by Tuesday noon. Swimmers may school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 church school, nursery to grade eight, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ory; 11:40 o.m., priesthood and relief Coventry. Fattier James J. William­ 9 Euggiw Brawor Signal Co.. World War II. their wives and widows this enter three events in their own age groups. The top six p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, con- society. (643-4003) son, pastor. Summer masses: Satur­ weekend. fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 tor; Dr. Leon Wind, robbl emeritus. day at 5:15 p.m.; Sundov 9;M; Confes­ will qualify for finals. Medals will be awarded to the Cinema week service. Nursery at alkMrvIces. Services, 8:15 p.m. Frldov ond 10 a.m. The reunion will have a breakfast at the Shaw home (649-7509) 2 p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., National Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-8W) top three winners in the finals and ribbons to 4th, 5th SHOMCASE First Baptist Chapel et thflteat, 240 senior church school and Pilgrim Saturday. (643-9563) Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Saturday 'from 7:45 to 9 a m. A bus tour will go to and 6th. Hlllstown Rood, ManchesWr. Rev. K. fellowship. (742-6234) St. John the Baptist Pellsh Notlepul Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Readers of this column are well HARTFORD Night...(R) Sot and sun 2:15,4:X, 7; 10, HARTFORD Talcettville Cenprej attentH Church, aware ot my unequivocal accept­ several points of interest in the area. Cocktails will be The entry fee is 75 cents per event. Rain date is CIntma City — The Great Mouse 9:M. — Club Paradise (PG-13) Sot and Kreutier, pastor. (643-75^ Jewish — Reform CPthellc Church, 23 (3oiway St., Man­ Curtin, postor. Saturday mass at 5 served at the home at 6 30 p.m. and dinner at 7. Detective (G) Sot-Sun 1, 2:50, 4:40. — Sun 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Space IINTIRSTATI M IXIT U Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, chester. Rev. Stonlev M. Loncolo, p.m.; Sunday mosses at 7:X, 9:15 and ance ot the Bible. The very title sug- Thursday. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Talcattville. Co-postors; Rev. Ronald postor. July moss schedule; 8 o.m. 11 a.m. (643-4466) On Sunday, the group will have breakfast at the About Lost Night... (R) Sot-Sun 1:30, Comp (PG) Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, I 4M AM M TSKE ttH T IM T SFTHSMMIMOW OMiy Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdortf. 10 Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. oests a commitment to the Bible as 3:45,7:10,9:40. — A Room WIthoVlew 9:35. — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) Sot cowmiuout mows wiiT/uin waw ns. s mt. Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Extension, South Windsor. $teven (643-5906) hotel at 8 a.m. and a meeting at 9a.m. A lunch will be 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., a.m., worship service and church the only authority In Christian ballet Sot 3:30, 7:30; Sun 3:30, 7;30, 9:55. — midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture school. (649-0815) Chotlnover, robbl. Services, 8:1J,ptm. Salvation Army served at 1 p.m at the Shaw home. LaChapelle confab elects resident Nothing In Common Sot 9:55 sneak Show (R) Sot midnight. — The War­ tCARIMPN evening service, Wednesday home each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Nazarene end practice. Why? la this e mere Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) p.m. second Frldov of each month. bias on my pert? The 1095th was activated in Sacramento, Calif., in preview with Room With o View Sot riors (R) Sot midnight. 1^10-3:10-5:15-7:16-10(00-12:20 Covanant Church ef the NPiurepe, W M o ln St., Salvutle« Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Judith LaChapelle of Manchester' was elected 7:30. — Ginger and Fred (PG-13) (644-8466) , chester. Akol. and Mrs. Reginald November 1942. The company specialized in Sot-Sun 1:15, A;50, 9:30. — Mono Llso VERNON Manchester. Rev. Philip Ch a tla ,^ !^ The Apostles were rational men president and historian at the recent third annual OUTOr lOUNDS Christian Bclenca Trinity Cevenont Church, 3IB Hack­ pastor; Rev. Mark Green, m ln l^ of Russell. 9:W o.m., Sunday school; communications. (R) Sot-Sun 1:45, 4, 7, 9:20. Cine 1 A 2 — Club Paradise (PG-13) matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., end they were convinced that they Sot-Sun 7;10, 9:M. — Labyrinth (PG) Lutheran outreach. 9:M o.m., Sundov school; LaChapelle reunion at Ballantine Park in Southbury. EAST HARTFORD 1:300:304:20-7iS«40-l1;45 : First Church ef Christ, tcleatlst, 447 Swenson. Summer hours: worship 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church solvation meeting. (649-7787). were entrusted with a revelation Rose Fuller of Bolton was elected assistant secretary, Sat ond Son 1:M, 4. — Short Circuit services, 8 and 10 a.m. (649-2855) Register for town swim meet Eastwood Pub A Clnomo — Club (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:X, 7, 9:10. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:X a.m., Cupeerdip Luthsrpp Church (LCA), and nurserv; 6 p.m.,jwening IR^*4 from Qod. 1 Cor. 2:10-14. Moreover, and Linda LaChapelle of Bolton and Elaine Kroll and Paradise (PG-13) Sot 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7, «murch service, Sunday school, and Episcop al 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold service, nursery. Mid-week Bible they bellovad the Old Testament 9. WEST HARTFORD 1H»^7:I5-IOOO-I2JO core for small children. (649-1446) T. Wongenln, vice poster. Summer study, 7 p.m. (646-8999) prophets operated under the Divine The 19th annual townwide swim meet for Margaret LaChapelle, both of Manchester, were Poor Richard’s Pub A Cinema — Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ hours: 9 a.m., holy communion; Elm 1 A 2 — Club Paradise (PG-13) St. Beerge's Bplscepnl Church, 1150 aegis. 2 Peter 1 :20-21. Hebrews 1:1. Manchester residents will be held Wednesday at elected members of the board of directors. Club Paradise (PG-13) Sot 7:30, 9:30, Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:X. — Labyrinth RUIHUSSPiOnf chester. (649-8982) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sundov wor­ Nursery core. (649-ni1) NEW SERIES midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. (PG) Sat and Sun 2,4:15, 7, 9:X. ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; Bmppuel Lutherpp Church, 60 Pentecoatal Those men so claimed — e.q. Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Allens (R) l2JO-2J6

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I HELP WANTED [g T I homed HOMED [HELP WANTED iHELPWANTai [HELP WANTED I HOMES [ 2 1 ] HOMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 FOR DALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED: Child Care- a full fIme LPN. Port time In physi­ position for the care of 1 cians office, 4 days All real estate advertised Houses for sale- East Just Listed I See this spa­ A Peaceful Retreat I Lake- Infant and light house weekly. Reply Manches­ In the Manchester Herald Hartford. Lovely 4 bed­ cious Clyde Rd. Cape with front property on Witches Business P ro p e rty...... m a s s e u s e Is sublect to the federal Notices ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 work duties. Llve-ln situa­ ter Herald Box N. Mon- CLERK room raised ranch,-fire- 1st floor master bedroom Wood Lake In Woodstock Resort Property ...... Farm Supplies and Equipment.. .. 80 Female preferred, full or Fair Housing Act of 1968, placed, finished rec- suite addition. 2 full baths. Lost/Found ...... 01 ...... 26 Bookkeepino/Income Ta x ... 54 Dttice/Retoil Equipment ...... tion Is available, salary chester Ct. 06040.______Ct. Impeccable condition- Mortgages ...... 07 .. 81 part time. Good atmos­ Courteous, energetic, which mokes It Illegal to room, 2 cor garage, Huge lot. $124,900. "We Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodelino 55 Recreotlonol Equipment...... negotiable. References re­ 6 rooms plus a family Wanted to B u y ...... 82 R A T IS : 1 to 5 dove: 90 cents per line per day. phere. Excellent clientele, quired. Call 871-6370. hard working clerk advertise ony preference, $139,900. Milne Real Est­ Guarantee our Houses" Announcements...... 03 ...... 28 Palntlno/Paperlno...... 56 Boots ond Morine Equipment... All Positions - Retail auto room, 2 full baths, year .. 83 6 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. In the Windham area. Ex­ parts chain has positions wanted for year round limitation or discrimina­ ate, Inc. Realtors 528-6573, Blanchard & Rosetto Real round resort area. Built In Auctions...... 04 Rooflno/Sldlno...... 57 Musicol Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. cellent Income potential. Fu ll tion based on race, color, 569-4161. Estate 646-2482.0 Flooring...... Remove mineral buildup for Assistant Manager work. or part time. 1975. Dttered of $159,900. Financial...... 05 Rentals 58 Comeros ond Photo Equipment.. . 85 Minimum dw rie: 4 Hnes. Trainees, cashiers, full A p p ly at religion, sex or national Jackson & Jackson Real Electricol ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... CAUAFTnS48P.M. from your teakettle by origin, qr an Intention to Columbia Lake- Rooms tor Rent...... 86 pouring In half a cup of ond part time, salesper­ Manchester- Charming Estate 647-8400 or 646B646...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 make any such prefer­ Woodland Terrace. 5-6 Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87 456-7565 white vinegar and one son, full and part time. We 1895 5 bedroom Colonial...... 32 Miscellaneous Services. 61 Tog Soles...... O S A O L IM ll: For clonlfled advertisements to Conyers Hardware ence, limitation or dis­ bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 . 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the quart of tap water. Heat to offer a com i^ltlve salary Beautifully landscaped Brand New Listing I 4-4 Help Wanted...... 11 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... and benefits package with 63 Tolland Tpke. crimination. The Herald acre with a ISO foot lake lot. 4 cor garage. 2 hand­ Duplex on Etro Street In SItuatlan Wanted ...... 12 Homes tor Rent...... 34 P deadline Is noon on the day before publication. rolling boll and let stand will not knowingly accept frontage. Magnificent D river needed- Expe­ for one hour. Pour out excellent opportunity for crafted fireplaces. Hard­ Manchester. Separate Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/Ottice Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, 646-5707 any advertisement which view, fireplace In llvng Resort Property ...... rienced In furniture deliv­ solution, fill with water, advancement. Apply In wood floors and oak trim utilities, appliances. Ex­ Instruction...... 14 ...... 36 Merchandise the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. person at Motor Mart Is In violation of the low. room, large enclosed add a touch of old to this cellent Income, extra In­ Industrial Property.. ery, store set-up and boll again and discord. porch. Flexible financing Employment Services...... 15 ...... 37 Holldav/Seosonol...... 71 Automotive Inside work. Full time Auto Supply, 830 Silver Impeccably maintained sulation, alum, siding Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 Add buildup to your possible. $275K. Owner- Antiques and Collectibles 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 •■a d y o u r a d . Classified advertisements ore opening. References Lane East Hartford Ct. Manchester- lovely 6 home. Electrical and with brick front. Built In Roommates Wanted...... 39 budget by selling no- Dpening available at room ranch, on very pri­ agent. 644-0139. heating recently updated. 1957. Dttered at $155,000. Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans tor Sole...... 92 t^ e n by telephone os a convenience. The needed. Apply In person longer used furniture and Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... Herbollfe - Herb diet In Hartford Rd. Dairy vate 3/4 acre In Forest $215,000. Call Flano Realty Jackson & Jackson Real Reel Estate 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Burnside Furniture Co., appllonces with a low-cost Manchester Charming 1150 Burnside Ave., East pill form. $34.95 for Queen. 5 nights, Wednes­ Hills.. 3 bedroom, 1'/i tor appointment. 646-5200. Estate 647-8400 or 646-8646. Homes for Sale ...... TV/Stereo/Appllances.. 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of ad In Classified. 643-2711. day thru Sunday, 5 to 11. 1895 5 bedroom Colonial. Machinery and Tools .. 76 Hartford. months supply. Refunda­ baths, fireplaced living Condominiums for Sale...... Services Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Reliable and willing to room, eat-ln kitchen, 2 car Beautifully landscaped Two family duplex, quiet Lawn and Garden...... 77 ble If dissatisfied with Manchester- $124,900. Lots/Land tor Sale...... Child Care...... Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not results. Approved nu- learn. Product prepara­ garage. Large deck with lot. 4 car garage. 2 hand­ street. 3 bedrooms. A Spectacular three bed­ Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... be corrected by on additional Insertion. tion and service custo­ crafted firepalces. Hard­ Investment P roperty...... Cleaning Services...... 52 . 97 trtonally by FDA. Dther owning. $134,900. 646-6847. sound Investment, room roomy recently re­ Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 products for stress, blooa mers. Good starting wood floors and oak trim $124,900. Klernon Realty, decorated ranch. This pressure, arthritis. Please wage. Apply In person, odd a touch of old to this Inc. 649-1147. house has many special Hartford Rd. Dairy Rockville - For Sale or Impeccably maintained RN Part Time Call 647-37^, 100 percent rent with option to buy. features Including new 7 to 3 Md 3 to 11 guaranteed. Queen. home. Electrical and Colonial Cope - 5 rooms, vinyl siding, beautiful $5,000 down. Owner fi­ heating recently updated. front to bock living room nancing. 8 room Victo­ deck with benches, new J Notices $215,000. Call Flono Reolty with fireplace. Formal HELP WANTED Cocktail waitress wanted- rian. $750 a month plus storm windows and HELP WANTED HELP WANTED LPN Full and Part Time dnd kitchen help. Please Security officers full/part for appointment, 646-5200. dining room, eat-ln kit­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED E D HELP WANTED . [ID hELP WANTED time, all shifts. Manches- utilities. Call 742-8932 or screens all surrounded by 11 to 7 apply person Arcadia Res­ 742-0417. chen. Dormers, front and a lovely landscaped lot. Part Time Inserters taurant, Tolland Tpke. ter/East Hartford area. Secretory- tor Manches­ back. Garage. $115,000. LOST $4.50 plus per hour. 247- Call tor an appointment wanted. Call 647-9946, ask HAIR STYLIST Experienced, mature Immediate openings for We offer you the opportunity to complete our nursing ter Builder. Knowledge of Group 1 Phllbrick today. Joyce G. Epstein AND FOUND for Bob. Help wanted- part time 6882. home construction and I hairdresser to work In part time sales help. ★ salesperson for after­ team and to work with a staff of dedicated Individuals. Clerical help needed- Just Listed I Spacious and Agency, 646-4200. Real Estate. 647-8895.D Excellent opportunity well established Manches­ Eblens Casual Clothing Wave recently Increased our starting wage and our Town of Bolton. 2 posi­ gracious 7 plus room Co­ computer helpful. Small noons. Pleasant working office. 6464)505 or 649-2656. Lost In Manchester-2 pair Manchester Insurance for hair stylist with or Assistant Newspaper ter beauty salon. Part and Footwear Is coming RN, LPN, E M T to take comprehensive benefit package is prorated for part tions available. 15 hours Laborer for pipeline con­ lonial In convenient loca­ without following. Call dealer wanted In Bolton. conditions. Apply In per­ of glasses In blue corde- agency has an opening for time or full fime. Call to Main St. Manchester blood pressure, pulse, son to J 8i J Jewelers, 785 time employees. We offer paid orientation and a modi­ per week and 25 hours per struction. Must be depen- tion. Park like grounds roy case. Pink sunglasses a port time secretary. for interview 643-1806 Coll 232-9^ between ^ m Parisian Coiffure, 643- and Is looking for people medical history on Insu­ week. $5.70 per hour. For with water Illy garden, South Windsor. Price re­ Main St., Manchester. fied Baylor plan. For more Information please call DNS dable and have duced on this lovely 7 and reading glasses on a Typing and telephone or 569-1688. 8< noon, Monday through 9832, ask for Yvonne. to work both day and rance applicants In Man­ more Information call Se­ transportation. Top stately trees nicely BRENDAN WOODS U at Canterbury Villa of Wllllmantic.. 423-2597. room split. 3 bedrooms, chain. Reward. Coll 646- skills are Important. Insu­ Friday. Ask for Michael. evening shifts. Flexible chester area. Coll lectmen's Office at 649- wages paid. 649-6087. placed, all enclosed with 0002. rance and computer skills Hours, Employee dis­ 1(800)922-2772. - r 8743. stocode fencing. Rooms large living room with Full time mall order retail Shlpplng/Recelvlng per­ K-Mart/Reoders Market- fireplace, panelled family experience helpful but not Easy Assembly Work I son. 40 hour week, Mon­ count. Applications being Merchandise employees, are large and airy. Home LoM Orange cot wearing essential. 649-2891. business needs a diversi­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ taken Monday-Friday. Retail Sales- selling fa­ Honest person to help me Busdriver. Town ot Man­ Is clean and versatile with room, 1 ARIES July 31, 2pm to 5pm at I CARS I ^ C A R S CARS 4 Or.. 4 Spd. A a/FM a iriQ . 4 Or. 4 Cyl. ad. AM/FM FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Phone Deposit coupons at the R iir Otfog. 4 Cyl. ’ 4 2 3 5 $ 3 6 9 5 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE business listed on the 90 Locus Street, Hartford 83 CHEV CAMARO EOE M/F coupon. Coupons will not 84 PONT. 6000 VJIUTO SUPERMARKET 4 Or. vs. AC. PS. PB.AN/FM. Cp^ VO. AT. AC P& PB. No Phone Calls Please OSELECnONS be accepted at the Herald. AM/FK Rir Oilt| • « _ . OF VERNON O SAYINGS 8 . 8 % APR 5 . 7 % APR $ 7 9 9 5 * 7 1 9 5 X 640.0550 \ \ 14 HARTFORD TPKE. 8PEGTUDUR For 48 months on in stock Quaiified New Nissan You may enter as many Mini Vans, 2WD, 4X4s, Truck Buyers up to 84 DODGE COLT DL 82 CHEV CAVAUER 9 — CLEARANCE SALE— Auto or Std. 36 Months ’300 OFF EVERY CAR & TRUCK times as you wish. The Cpa.4CvLilT.Aa/FN.RMr 4 Or. 4 Cyl. 4 Spd. AC. IMMEDIATE AM /FM SMt m . Hi t Detog 1985 MAZDA GLC drawing wili be held on Low Miles, Velour Seats....SALE PRICE ’ 5 8 7 5 ! $ 5 0 9 5 OPENINGS Over 25 Cars to choose from Aug. 1st at the Herald. SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS 80 TOYOTA CELICA a c ...... » 3/995 1986 ISUZU l-MARK .eses^ess 84 CHEV MONTE CARLO 83 8UICK REGAL Automatic. A/C, AM/FM....SALE PRICE ’ 8870! There will be ONE Grand 85 PORSCHE 944 a t . a c ...... *19/900 Cpi.LMdMRMlV-8.AT.AC. C p i, v-8. AT. AC. P8. PB. Darl-Farms Ice Cream ^ All under(’3,000 SurM i Tin WIi m L Rs k Ostog 1982 MERCURY LYNX Prize Winner of 100 gallons 83 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE a c , CrulM, etc... » 6/995 PL PI. AN/FN ’ 7 9 9 5 ihas Immediate openings Black, Automatic...... SALE PRICE ’ 2995! 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME AC. Cruise...... » 7/495 * 7 2 9 5 ^ All Safety Checked & Warranteed of gasoline to be redeemed 83 OLDS CUTLASS Wag., Loaded ...... • 6/995 i for full time Accounts Re­ 1984 HONDA CIVIC 83 OLDS CIERA H o lid a y C p e ., A C ...... * 6/995 84 FORD ESCORT 84 CHEV SUBURBAN ceivable Clerk/ and full 4 Door Sedan. Like New...... SALE PRICE ’ 4975! at the Atlas Mobile Station W i». AT. AC. PS. PB. a r il 4z4. v-8. 4 Spd. PL PB ind 82 SUBARU QL Sedan, 5 Spd., A C ...... • 5/995 Lugpifi Rick. 4 Cyl m m time second shift Freezer on Center Street In Man­ 1986 SUBARU 4X4 82 NISSAN 8ENTRA weg., s s p d ., a c ...... * 4,995 .. * 5 4 9 5 * 9 8 9 5 Selector. station Wagon, Cloth Seats SALE PRICE ’ 8995! chester. 81 JAGUAR XJ6 Sedan, Leather...... ’14,999 Applications now being 1983 SUBARU GL 323 Center S t 81 HONDA CIVIC wag.AC...... » 2,995 'A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR." 6 4 Door, Black, !...... SALE PRICE taken. 647-0908 1981 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC Manchester The Herald reserves the Chevrolet Co. Apply In person at- 2 Tone, AT, AC, PS, PB-...... SALE PRICE *2999 right to be thw sole judge of DE CORMIER CARTER ^*Since 1936'* MUCH, MUCH, MUCH, MUCH MOREI the contest. Employees COME TO CENTURY SUBARU. HARTFORD TPKE. VERNON 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 1229 Main 8t., Manch«tt«rManchativr ^^a ^ Dari-Farms Ice Cream. and families of participat­ Open Evea.’tll 8, Frl. 'til 6 0 4 0 - 0 4 0 4 14 HAITfOeOTUUNPIK |tO0TM3| ing merchants or the Man­ 643-416S -.A A S S A A f— j^7^ceJ9^ 40 Tolland Stage Road/ vbmon, conh OIDICS MIT QOOMCS AUTOaMMUS • 323 C flim ST. MMCHESTVR chester Heraid are not eii- CARTER CHEVR0LET*1229 MAIN STeMANCHESTER Deposit Entry In Contest Bln to Win 100 Gellons of Gasoline DbCORMIER NISSAN«285 8R0AD ST*MANCHESTER Deposit Entry In Contest Bln to Win 100 Gallons of Gaaotine Tolland, CT gibie. No purchase neces­ Deposit Entry In Contest Bln to Win 100 Gallons of Gasoline Monday through Friday, Deposit Entry In Contest Bln to Win 100 Gallons ol Qasollne Name. sary. 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Name------Name. Name. Saturday, Address. 9 am to 1 pm ANdrete. Ehtry forms are available at the Herald. Address. Address. Phone I, Phoae - Phone Phone I. y to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 26. 1986

HOMES APARTMENTS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE FOR RENT For Rent - 4 room apart­ BUSINESS ManchMttr. $174,500.15 x UH, WHY W T you 24 family room with large ment. Heat, hot water and appliances Included. 2 fisiife m M mttoiT fleldstone flreolace, W pegged floors and triple months security. No child­ ME. W AHDW0PM4- ren or pets. $425 a month. sliders to large deck over­ iSllVEME HEARTBURN. looking wooded lot, 4 649-9297. bedrooms, 12 x 24 fire- Forrond Remodeling ■ •» * exterior iMimlbig,onv 0(8 from fruit trees, if 85 Toyota pickup, extra What makes Wont Ads . for plowing. $5,000. 1982 acre wooded, 3 BR, threom remodsUngi .in* tob. Natobfobiiga^tOiO ydu hove fireploce logs cab, deluxe model. Call Ford E250 Van. Good bath, Hdwd. floors, work? People like you stOlloHon water htMlsrs, sitmil. HOneetfomtly men for sale, find buyers the after 6pm, 646-3742. $6900. condition with racks. tpIc/LR, FR w/wdstova who read and use the win work lor vow of o foir aMck ond soty wav $5,000. 1972 Audi IDOLS. hookup, garage, deck, Wont Ads every doy. 643* srith o low-cost od In 1974 Ford Torino Station ostefCord occeoted. 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat family neighborhood, Bolton 5 room ranch, 2711. 48-2711: Wagon. Good running 128, All best offer. Good $115,000. Prin. only. private setting, fully ap- condition. $400. Coll 643- terms on all vehicles. No 0 7-27 pllanced kitchen. $800 per 2804 between 5pm and money down to qualified $$$ Hutto StnOiy month. Call Norma at 8pm. buyer. Private seller. Call 1IM Century 21 647-9914. 643-1021. If hy ippl 742-9400 TV/STEREO/ MISCEUANEOUS CARS FOR SALE I MISCELLANEOUS STORE AND APPLIANCES TAG SALES FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 4-P235/75R 15 white wall OFFICE SPACE tires on 6 lug GM truck Portable window unit. Jogging trampoline - Saturday- July 26, rlms,also fits Datsun 6 lug Firestone steel belted ra­ CONDOMINIUMS Manchester - Downtown Hotpoint air conditioner. Great tor Indoor exercise. Sunday- July 27, 9 to 4, rims. $200 or best offer. $80. Good working condi­ $75 value for $40. Call Rain or shine. Miscellane­ dial tubeless tire. White 742-8101. retail or office space, 1750 lettering 195/7oR 13. $25. FOR SALE square feet. 668-1447. tion. 646-0687.O 643-7069.O ous Items. 75 Lake Street, 1974 Ford Mustang In Vernon. good running condition. 4 Original Price $90 649- 4 Uniroyal Tlres-GR7815" speed. $650 or best offer. 9947a South Village Condomini­ MACHINERY King mattress with two Very good condition. Low ums. 3 room condomi­ twin box springs. $60 or Tag Sale- July 26, 43 Call 647-9106. mileage on them. $40.00 nium. 165 South St. No.42. AND TOOLS best offer. 649-1047 or Harvard Rd., Manches­ 4 used matched MIchelln complete. 643-9132.0 Rockville. Asking $45,900. 871-2983 evenIngs.D ter, 9am-5pm. Household For Sale- Ford Fairmont radial tires, 155 by 15". Wilson Business Offices 1980, 6 cylinder, 4 door, Never a flat, lots of mi­ Inquire at premises. and Support Services. Craftsman Chain saw. 1.50 Items Including sewing Regina Electric Broom machine, chairs, clothes excellent condition. $1800. leage left. Take all 4, $50. Furnished offices, secret­ horsepower, 1.12 bar, dou­ 643-9044. 649-5755. rai -Special Condo 2 bedroom arial service, reception, ble Insulated, manual Powerteam. Like new, and books, other Items as ■V'lFOR SALE townhouse with V/i both, telephone answerl( oiler. $60 649-0173.O used 3 months. $25 Phone well. custom kitchen, rec room 568-4219.0 Chevy Monza-1980. Hatch­ word processing andj back. Completely rust- and a fireplace I Low low ler facilities. Leva Toys, aluminum awning, CARS 80's. Must be seen."We FUEL OIL/COAL/ Anderson Casement win­ carpeting, miscellaneous. proofed: Automatic FOR SALE 81 Toyota Colica Watkins Center, 935 Main transmission. Power Guarantee our Houses" St., Manchester. 647-0073. FIREWOOD dows. Double glazed, dou­ 66 White St., Manchester, Sides & Rear Black Blanchard $■ Rosetto Real b le casement with Saturday, July 26, 9am to steering, A M /FM stereo, Pkge.. AM/FM w/cof»- new radlals,new muffler, Estate 646-2482.0 Main St. Manchester Ex­ screens. $45 or best offer 1pm. verier. Black. 5-apaad- For Sale - Firewood. 647-1155.0 and brakes. Runs great, 1984 BUICK REGAL cellent location. 600 to Summer prices, buy now. Excellent condition, one Sunroof-New Eagle Tag Sale- Saturday 8 to 2. must see. $2500 or best QTs-Alloy Rims. VQ 1800 square feet. $250 In­ 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, offer. 647-9203, keep owner, 47,000 mllat. T-roof, LOTS/UND cludes heat, janitor and cut and split $90 or cut to 24" Schwinn 3 wheel adult Miscellaneous. Chairs, ta­ air conditioning, power Cond. Needs Muffler 'bicycle. Good condition. ble, clock, dishes and trying. brakae, power etaaring, only. FOR SALE parking. 649-5334 or 643- order. All prices Include AM/FM cataatta radio, wall 7175. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. $98 649-0255 after 5pm. much more. 105 Green weekdays.o Manor Rd. 78 Buick Skyhawk. Power maintained, color: sandal­ Call Days 647-9126 steering, brakes, V-6, wood and brown velour. Evaninga 64B-24B1 Manchester- Retail or of­ High miles but mony new $9,000. 046-8583. VT/NH BORDER fice. Could be business- RECREATIONAL Bicycle Stond to use when Garage Sale- Saturday repairing bicycles - like parts. Very reliable. $1700. 9 acres-$16,900 apartment combination. EQUIPMENT July 26, 8-4, 137 Edgerton 646-6404. Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. new. Purchase at Farrs. Street, Baby furniture, 50 mile views Golf Clubs. Full set, cart $ 1 0 . 0 bikes, etc. Rain or shine. 1971 Volvo Wagon. Auto­ ^ lake a LfM>k- and sand, pitching and Solar sight with views of Carriage, Walker and matic, runs well, many sand wedge. $85 after Manchester- Tag Sale- new parts. $350 or best CT River valley and Ver- potty chair. Good condi­ Saturday 7-26, 9 to 4. DOLLAR monfs Green Mountains. 5pm. 649-3727.0 offer. 6439143. 1985 LINCOLN Office Space- on busy tion $15 for all three. Cell Movingl Miscellaneous LRENTACU Near lakes and ski areas. 647-9515 anytlme.0 Items and household fur­ Town-maintained road route 83. Manchester- |03||DOAT8/MARINE TOWN CARS with utilities. Located only Vernon town line. For­ niture Including 2 Nimbus merly Insurance com­ EQUIPMENT Maxfield Parrish!! Four one year old woterbeds. Stk. P5904D 20 minutes from 1-91 and 2 Illustrations from Tangle- hours from Manchester. pany tenant. 646-5707. Mahogany dressers and 1977 Cordoba - All the wood Tales. Matted In 9 x bed, snow blower and toys, power brakes and Excellent terms available. 16 foot Mad River canoe, 32" frame $60 643-6526.0 Call owner: (802) 257- iw q J ROOMMATES paddles Included. Used refrigerator. 93 HIghwood steering, air conditioning, 4347, 9 am to 9 pm. four times. Excellent con­ Drive.(behind Highland power seats, power win­ I WANTED "Bug Whacker" Elec­ Pork Market) dows, white leather Inte­ dition. $800. Please call tronic bug killer, extra 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- rior. Needs minor work large, Vh acre. Excellent Tag Sale- Saturday, July $800 or best offer 646-7835. ROOMS 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for working condition. $35 Bob. 26, 8-3, Sunday, July 27, 6 In Stock MM95 FOR RENT Call 649-1794.0 12-4. 107 Keeney 1973 Gold Cadillac - Inte­ Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ 7 foot fiber glass sailing St.(corner of Hackma­ rior excellent - body rust - Manchester - Sleeping room home- West Hart- Commodore - VIC 20 $45 tack) Luggoge, small not running. $99 or best tord/Hartford line. Retur- dink with oars. $250. Call / M o m i S R b r o t h e r s / room for working gentle­ 647-8345. Like new. Call 646-1427.0 rugs, bikes, etc. offer 643-5296 Bolton.□ man. $185 a month plus blshed Victorian. Beautiful condition. Ma- security and references. For Sale- Evenroud Spa shells- factory se­ Tag Sale- Household Dodge Arles Wagon-1982, No pets, no cooking. 643- delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- conds or damaged In Items, collectibles, books, 86K, must sell, $2995. Call 1808. Available August 1st. Motor- 33 H.P. with con­ 301 CetitET S t , M iocli i r ti r M 3 -S 1 3 5 2121 trols. Price negotiable. transportation. $200 to clothing, miscellaneous. Dick, 646-4732 after 6pm. Call 647-0151. $800.as Is. Call evenings or 28-34. S. Adams St., Man­ Female or couple wanted weekends. 742-6469. chester, Saturday, July to rent 1 large furnished FURNITURE 26,9am-5pm. room. Complete use of MUSICAL SWIMMING POOLS apartment. Call 649-7911. ITEMS - USER POOLS - Reconditioned KAYA|( Drum Set for sale- 4 POOLS complete with filter APARTMENTS pieces, excellent for be­ system, patio, deck, fencing lake aLooir King - Sized bed. Firm and more. Manufacturers’ Tag Sale- cameras and FOR RENT ginner. $200. 643-1047. Warranty, installation and fi> equipment, tape and wire mattress. Two twin box nancing available. Limited springs. Frame. Excellent recorders, household quantltfesl MAKE US AN OF> Items, collectibles, and 474 Main Street, 3 room condition. Will be sold PERI Call Toll Free apartment. $400 monthly. with 2 complete sets of much more. Saturday, Utilities not Included. No 1-800-THE POOL. July 26, and Sunday, July sheets, 1 bedspread. All Wholesale records and Ext. A168 appliances. Security. Call for $220, or best offer. tapes. Call Jack Bertrand, 27,9am to 5pm. 83 Seaman 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ 643-1262. All records, all Circle, Manchester. kends. Keep trying!. labels. K e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 NEARLY NU room, heated apartment. For Sale- Recllner bed, PETS AND No appliances. Security. twin size, remote control, SHOPPE CARS M AZDA B2000 LX $520 monthly plus utilities. excellent condition. Ask­ SUPPLIES FOR SALE Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 ing price $650 or best 366 Main Street to 5. (In Phllbrick Agency MAZDA B2000 offer. Three free kittens- 2 Mercury Comet- 1976. white, 1 orange. Call 646- Building batwoan Ru im II and Hayna* Straats) Good condition. Asking ManAester- first floor, 1 48" round maple pedastal 3914. $950. 643-8646 after 4pm. bedroom apartment. $480 table and 4 mates chairs month. Appliances, heat and 2 maple bureaus. I MISCELLANEOUS 6 46 -20 7 3 Pontiac 1983 Grand Prix. TRUCK SALE! ond hot water Included. Best offer. 643-1958. FOR SALE Hours 10-4, Mon.-Sat. V6, automatic, A M /FM No pets allowed. Security Gigantic Clearance Sale cassette, runs excellent. and references required. Sofa- Beige, six feet long. on summer clothing, White, no rust. $1000 20 Available! Including BASE. SE-5 & LUXURY! 646-4648 or 649-9884. $80. Call 643-7982.0 pianos 8, Organs - Savings to 50 percent. Baldwin 8, newborn thru size 14. below book. Great deal, must sell. 643-8692. Manchester North End- Corner Hutch, painted other brands. Frl.,July25, CAB PLUS available on all modelsl One bedroom apartment pine with colonial black 1-9pm; Sat., July26,10am to 9 pm; Sun., July 27, 1981 Ford T-BIrd. Loaded. near bus line, utilities not hardware. $75 or best Excellent condition. Ask­ a l s o Included. $410.00 monthly. offer. 647-9211.0 noon to 6 pm at the Ramada Inn, 1330 Silas TAG SALES ing $4495. Call Jim be­ Call 646-2457. tween 9am-5pm. 643-5543. Coffee Table Mahogany Deane Hwy, Wethers­ Your cl'ioice at NO EXTRA CHARGE: 2bedrdom, Istfloor apart­ drop leaf. 19'/j " high 17" field, exit 24 off 1-91. 2 Family Tag Sale Satur­ Factory warranties 8, lo­ day 8i Sunday 10-2, 78 1977 VW Rabbit, 2 door, ment. Conveniently lo­ wide 35" long 43" opened. good running condition, cated near hospital and Excellent condition $45. cal service. Mastercard 8, Harlan Street (Off Henry Complete Beciliner Installeci Visa. Financing availa­ Street). A M /F M , $750 or best shopping. $490 month. 228- 649-7625.0 otter. Call 647-1159. 4863 or 228-0036. ble. Gigantic selection of spinets, consoles, studios LIOAL NOTICa ANTIQUES/ 8< grands. New walnut TOWN OP ANDOVUR East Hartford/Manches- COLLECTIBLES apartment size pianos, ter line - 4 room apart­ I have a Tax Warrant ta TOWN OP BOLTON PLUS FIVE PACKAGE wtiicti inclurios ment, near busline. $988. Hurry to save! collect taxas for the Town of TAX COLLBCTOR'S Fenced In yard, paved Doll House collectlbles- Andover on the October 1, NOTICB 1 ri''or Ei1qt' ("i i i,u ■ Entlre collection as Is $600 For Sale- Antiques-large IMS, Grand List at ttia rota of parking. $400 plus utlll- N.S0 mills. Taxes In tho Notice Is hereby elvan to ttia E M:.d Flaps I flet. Security. Call 5 to or will consider Individual orientals, dishes, glass­ Taxeoyars of the Town of ware, Hummels, desk, amount of SI W or lass ora due 6 :X pm. Available Imme­ Items. Call 649-6130. and poyoMa In full In July BaNon that 0 tax ofnfm ills 3 Cai iv'tpa F r ' Ma! - diately 6464489. chair, table and more. IMS. All MotorVahlclataxts, on the dollor, laid on the list Call 228-3527 or 228-9772. regardless of the amount, of Oct. 1, IMS becomes due 4 I |f’4irno Rtis'i'r. ).:; ■: a TV/STEREO/ 'ore due In full In July IMS. and payable on th« 1st day of For Rent- Monchester 3 APPLIANCES Miami Carey Bathroom Ths first quortarly Install­ July 1M6. 5 Fust Oil & Filtt'i Oh room, stove, refrigerator. Cabinet with light. ment on oil other taxes on the InterastattberotaoflVbpar- For more Information, October 1, IMS, Grand List cunt per month or fraction of call 563-4438 or 529-7858. Refridgerator. No frost 16 27"x20". Never used. $60. ore due and povble July 1, o month from July 1 will bo cubic feet, gold. Whirl­ 643-1938.0 IMS. Payments mode otter cborpod for oil taxes remoln- August 1, IMS, ora sublect to In t unpaid fo r ono month oF Come test drive yours at 3 rooms near parkode, pool. $85 643-4792.0 o late charge of 116% par ta r M m # becoma duo. Mini­ heat, stove, refrigerator, month on the Iota Installment mum Intaraat choraa tL08 carpeting, older persons Washer and Dryer- 3 ye­ from the due dote or o mini­ ooch MM. Wholesale records and mum of $2. Payments nMy be preferred, no pets. $425 ars old. $500 or best offer. mode by moll or at the Town Office hours - mus security. Available Moving out of state, must tapes. All records all lab­ Office ■ulldlng which Is agon . Mon.-Pr1.9 A .M . • 1 P.M . /MORIARyv BROTHERS/ August 15. Call 643-6802. ■ell. 643-7873 after 4:30. els. Call Jack Bertrand 9:M o.m. to S:M p.m. Mon- Men. Kve. 7 P.M . • 9 P.M . 643-1262. day through Prldoy. Thp Tax Slgnod, 60 Off 1-84' Large new, 2 bedroom stereo. Good for teenag­ Coiloetor Is also In llw offlcg KLAINK POTTKRTON Cash Register 1985 model. Mendov evenings from 7:86 TAX COLLCCrOR sK a S V I ’ ’’ '" 301-315 C B inilSIU H I f i d l . C I O C oporfmenf plus attic stor­ ers. Excellent condition, to 9;M o.m. TOWN OP BOLTON age, 8675 monthly, Call turntable, cassette, radio. Electronic digital unitrex n i > w M«MKSTn,CaMCnCOT v t i ' u i n 6434506. Available Imme- Originally $300 only $50 2000. Must'to seel Please 0S34M dtotelv. 6494)832.0 call 643-9649, $99.o

WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July 26, 19»6 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 26, 1986 2 Between the Lines Weekend Plus Magazine ■vC*'.-. We carry a large Q. Could you tell me about Kim Novak? I ’d like to know how Saturday, July 26,1986 selection of cards, shf got started in movies and what she’s doing now. Donna Mayzlik, Austin, Minn. prints, and posters, A. Marilyn Pauline Novak is 53, from Chicago, the daughter of Joseph Novak, an employee of the Chicago-Milwaukee Railroad from the traditional to and his wife, Blanche, a history teacher. She was tall, thin, 2 Between the Lines: The story the unusual. gawky and shy as a child and had few friends, a situation she tried to remedy by joining a social club for teens when she was behind the story. 11. The club sponsored fashion shows from time to time and since she had the right figure for it, she began to model in them. 4 Outlook: An ode to kitchen gadgets The She acquired so much poise in the process that she soon won a that have come and gone. exposure scholarship to a modeling school and modeled part-time after high art A fraailag school. In 1953, she was hired by an appliance company as one $mmts of four models to travel with a washing machine/refrigerator 5 Profile: The rec department’s 111 Center Street story exhibit cross country, ending in San Francisco. Laura Dunfield. Manchester 649-6939 She and her model friends had their tickets home re-routed Summar Hours: through Los Angeles, but she never used the return portion. She 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s hot dog Mon.-FrI. »-S:30 / Thurt. 9-8 / Sal. »-3 registered with a modeling agency there and within two weeks was cast as an extra in a movie called “The French Line.” vendors: cutting the mustard in all behind An executive at Columbia Pictures noticed her, had her kinds of heat. screen-tested, changed her first name to Kim and cast her in her first featured role, as a gun moll in the 1954 movie “Pushover." 0 Weekend Television: Program Njt Over the next few years, she took over the starring or co-starring the role in other movies: “Pfft,” “The Man with the Golden Arm,” schedules, features and puzzles, “Pal Joey,” “Picnic,” “The Eddy Duchin Story,” “Bell, Book through page 16. and Candle,” “Vertigo” and others. In the ’60's, she made fewer films, among them a remake of 12 At the Movies: Asians are the new HARDWARE STORES story “Of Human Bondage,” “The Legend of Lylah Clare” and “The Great Train Robbery” before retiring to her ranch in Carmel, racial target. ... Film capsules. Calif., to raise llamas and enjoy a peaceful life. She later married (and is still married to) Dr. Robert Malloy, a 13 Music: Australian rock groups give ENGLAND By Josie P. *■ local veterinarian, and assisted him in his practice. In 1980, the cigarette makers the butt. ... HARDWARE though, she returned to films in “The Mirror Crack’d” opposite Elizabeth Taylor, then did a few TV projects, such as the TV Turntable tips. movie “Malibu.” Currently, she’s filming her debut episodes for this season's Sexuality: In the Kinsey Report, a 17 Manchester Bolton “Falcon Crest” in which she plays a “mystery woman who man asks if it’s possible to tell if a enters into an unholy alliance with the David Selby character 277 West D, 4 4 woman is faking an orgasm. Middle Tpke. - against Jane Wyman,” according to her agent. She’s also writing 649-5355 649-1320 her autobiography, “Through My Eyes,” which is scheduled for Kim Novak publication in the fall of 1987. 18 On the House: Bolton architect Alan Wiedie created a dream kitchen. But Stop In and pick up your FREE copy of our Carnival of Valuai circular it didn’t happen overnight. Q. What is the latest on Jim Q. / have been a B.J. Thomas Q. Please tell me about Nick Mancuso from “Stingray.” Where Trends: How to enjoy yourself at an fan fo r some time. Could you is he from and how old is he? Mona Graham, Opelika, Al.; Pat Backus’s physical condition? 20 tell me what he’s doing now? Meyers, Borden, Ind. He had been diagnosed as auction. Roy L. Foster, Baton Rouge, A. He’s 38, was bom in Mammola, Italy, but moved with his having a basal ganglion, I La. family to Toronto when he was 7. He began acting in high remember, which mimics 21 The Curious Shopper: Is rust on A. Touring. “He’s going to be school, after a drama teacher asked him to read from “Julius Parkinson’s disease. Was the 18 woks dangerous to your health? on the road the entire summer; Caesar” in class and then praised his delivery. He was soon cure effective? Is he all right? e t s 1 ft u R fl,n I it’s a real busy time,” according performing with local experimental theaters. After a year at the Mrs. M.S., South Bend, Ind. to an associate. He's currently in University of Toronto and then the University of Guelph (also in A. We spoke to his wife, 22 Dining In; Americans have a Saskatchewan, Canada; then Canada), he returned to Toronto to try his luck in theater Henny, and she confirmed that longstandirig love affair with the Memphis; Dracut, Mass.; professionally. he’s coming along well and peach. Bangor, Me.; Boston; Wheeling, After moving to Vancouver and working with the Vancouver working hard on his next book, W. Va.; Denver; Philipsburg, Playhouse, he finally made some inroads. While working with the “Jim Backus as Told to Henny Kan., and on and on through the prestigious company at the Stratford Festival in Stratford, Backus.” “It’s part 2 3 0.ini*>8 Out: Sondra Stave tries The Midwest. Ontario, he got his big break; he was spotted by ABC executives autobiography,” she explains, Gallery in Glastonbury. Specials for the Month of July who cast him in a TV movie, “Dr. Scorpion,” for the network. “and part nitty gritty about what Served Tuesday - Sunday He m;»yctHQ^Los Angeles in 1978 and acted in two suspense goes on in this town, films, “Nightwing” and “Deathship.” Hollywood.” As for his acting He followed those with a role in the miniseries “Scruples,” a career, he hasn’t given up on it. Vitello Saltinbocca *12.95 TV movie, “Desperate Intruder,” Charlton Heston’s movie “As soon as he’s completely Medallions of Veal layered with “Mother Lode” and the critically praised movie “Ticket to well, he’ll go back,” she says. Proscuitto and Mozzarella, Heaven.” , j j Now, with “Stingray,” he seems to have found steady work Sauteed in Marsala Wine. — although the show isn’t on NBC’s fall schedule, it will 22 (Served with potato, vegetable and salad.) continue in production as a midseason replacement. He can also be seen this week in an HBO drama called Half of a Lifetime. Pasta con G a m b e re tti *12.95 Keith Carradine and Gary Busey co-star. Green and White linguini . 'I' in a garlic tomato sauce Jim Backus Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features topped with shrimp. Anything you’d like to know about prominent supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate. 235 E. 45th St., New York, N.Y. 10017. (Served with salad) personalities? Write to Josie, King Features published Saturdays by the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Do you have any questions or comments Open at 5:(X) P.M. Sundays Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St, New York, N.Y. Manchester, Conn. 06040. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d 10017. Q. Please answer a question about Isabella Rossellini: Is she Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address one o f a set o f twins? K.S., Maui, Hawaii Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, A. She is, indeed. Her twin sister, Ingrid, “the brain in the Lee Enderlin. Advertising Sales, 646-0654 P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. family,” according to Isabella, is studying Italian literature at Columbia University’s graauate school in New York. Isabella is the only one of Ingrid Bergman’s four children to follow their 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 mother into acting; her next projects are the movie “Blue On the cover today, Carol Kamm works at her hot dog cart on West Velvet” due out in September and the ’TV movie “Ingrid Center Street. She’s had her stand for about 10 years, which gives her the 643-2342 Bergman; My Story," in which she’s set to portray her mother. Filming starts soon. ■ special status of “dean” of Manchester hot dog vendors. A story and more pictures are on page 8. B. J. Thomas WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 26, 1986 4 Outlook WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July » . 1»86 5 Profiles R.I.P. Laura Dunfield

Address 14 Sunset St. An ode to small gadgets that have come and gone Marital status single Occupation supervisor. Recreation Department By Sarah Overstreet Favorite restaurant La Strada Favorite food sweet and sour shrimp buried my hot-air Favorite beverage Peachtree schnapps popcorn popper last Favorite sport week, with no regrets. volleyball Roots for Red Sox Idea of a good vacation week on Cape Cod beach In fact, its two-year What you do to relax watch softball games I Type of entertainment preferred dancing tenure is tribute more to guilt than loyalty. I Favorite entertainer Andy Kaufman hated the popcorn it made from Favorite actor Judd Hirsch the first dry, tough morsel it Favorite actress Ellen Burstyn spewed out at me, but it’s hard for me to quickly abandon Kind of music preferred oldies but goodies something I paid $19.95 for. Favorite magazine American Health and Fitness I bought the dam thing Favorite book “Even Cowgirls Get because I thought it would give the Blues" me popcorn without grease, Favorite store In Manchester Fashion Bug thereby saving several hundred calories per bowl. After I Pets dog, Cassie popped the first batch — the two cats. Snickers, Lindy infernal, whining machine Favorite spot In Manchester Charter Oak Park hurling red-hot unpopped com Car Honda fM \ over the kitchen — 1 .. Favorite color red discovered why grease is so Last book read “Women Who Love important to popcorn. Grease is what keeps popcorn from tasting Too Much," like the little polystyrene bubbles by Robin Norwood that come in packing crates. For Pet peeve drivers who don’t $19.95, I had a bowl o f use turn signals polystyrene bubbles. Favorite TV show “Cheers” This is not the first mn-in I’ ve Reginald Plnto/Manchaalar Herald had with small electrical appliances, the sole purpose of At $9.95 or $1 5.95, we which. I've decided, is to provide unimaginative gift-givers always think we can with wedding and Christmas give the manufactur­ gifts. At my own wedding eight COMMITMENT years ago, I received a group o f ers another try. And such appliances, which I tried they’re happily failing REGAL’S TO EXCELLENCE my best to use. / First, there was the small all the way to the bank. Teflon-coated hamburger fryer Selection, Service, Style.,. that fried one hamburger patty at time to wash them. One day • a hand-held vibrating nail new appliances as .soon as they a time, spat grease all over the when it was particularly curling iron will make our hair filer/buffer, which for $12 does hit the market. Why do we counter and became increasingly stubborn, I applied all my do what we want, where the work o f a three-cent emery think, in the heat o f caked with grease because it strength to the task, and when bonnets, pistols, mist rollers and board gourmet-shop pa.ssion, that the couldn't be immersed. My the latch finally gave up, drove hot wands have failed mi.serably • a small, enclosed fan in answer to all our cooking in the past. FEATURING: husband has not eaten just one the blade a half-inch into the which you stick a hand for problems is a cookie-dough At $9.95 or $15.95, we hamburger since he was 3 years cabinet. nail-drying spitter? always think we can give the Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing • Christian Dior old, and a nice skillet with a lid Since my experience with the • a machine that peels I can only guess. Perhaps it’s manufacturers another try. And will fry four at a lime without popper, fryers and grinder. I’ ve vegetables after you spend a, the same innate drive that makes they’re happily failing ail the spitting grease anywhere. been fascinated with the silly while adjusting the blades to' the us think a new velvet-covered way to the bank. ■ But space-age technology products manufacturers devise to exact size o f the vegetable Yves Saint Laurent • Botany ‘500’ thought I needed an electric, win our hard-earned dollars. • a tiny, $450 machine which single-hamburger fryer, so some Over the years o f perusing deep fries, poaches, makes gullible wedding-gifter gladly hardware and gourmet shops for candy and sauces, steams, roasts Sasson f Sansabelt Slacks pulled out a 10-spot for it. them. I’ve collected this and simmers all in a single glass Next was the small, appalling list o f electronic container on your counter. This is not the first run-in I’ve had with Teflon-coated deep-fryer that gewgaws: I can understand why fried one tiny batch o f french • a little machine that does manufacturers make these small electrical appliances, the sole LARGEST ''BIG & TALL” DEPARTMENT EAST OF THE RIVER! fries at a time, would fry nothing but dispense hot water things. They are in the business nothing that had been coaled in into cups o f making money and paying purpose of which, I’ve decided, is to provide batter and spat even more grease • a Teflon-coated donut good dividends to the Easy Downtown Parking • Free Lifetime Alterations than the hamburger fryer. that makes two donuts at stockholders. What I can’t unimaginative gift-givers with wedding and It couldn’t be immersed in a time understand is why there is a Christmas gifts, f f dishwater to be washed, either. • an electric grill that does market for them. Exciting Fall Clothing & Accessories Arriving Daily It formed an excellent, nothing but cook hot dogs Most o f those things received scunge-covered complement to • an electric egg-cooker that as gifts are used only a few the hamburger fryer. Since I’d does nothing but cook eggs times, and a large percentage o f also always had excellent • an electric grill that does those bought for personal use Open Mon.'Sat. success frying potatoes with the nothing but shish shish kabobs meet the same fate. They usually above-mentioned skillet, I stuck • a machine that boils water require more time to set up and Downtown Main St. both appliances in plastic bags electrically so you can steam clean than they save, and a year ’til 5:3 0 and stored them beneath the your face over it or so after purchase, they show BEOAL*S sink. I .kept out the skillet. • a wok-type electric device up at garage sales. Manchester ••Your Quality Man’s Shop" Thurs. Nites ’til 9:00 Last, but not least, was a food that cooks nothing but pizza Yet like Charlie Brown grinder that flung serrated • a machine that does nothing believing Lucy is finally going carrots and cabbage all over the but spit out cookie and canape to hold the football while he kitchen, and which refused to dough kicks it, we keep buying these release its deathgrip on the exchangeable blades when it was W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July 26. 1986 W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 26. 1986 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story

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Ryan Chenette works at his cart. He’s only 14 years old. but he already expects that his hot-dog selling will put him through high Clifton Hemmingway of Hartford receives his change 1?'! school. from Carol Kamm. He says he stops by her hot-dog stand two or three times a week. Cutting the mustard as a vendor

Another newcomer to vending Shop-Rite Plazas. For those r w Before there wa.s a Big Mac. Kamm was inspired by her . . . Continued this season is Jackie Mailhot. whose customers come from before there was a hunt for grandfather. Santo Cassarino. She got tired of waiting tables nearby businesses, five days are i Herb, before Coca-Cola ever who operated a similar carl in Kam m tends bar and waits after 12 years and started enough. dreamed up a man named Max East Hartford, close to the tables during cold weather. Last looking around for a second­ At closing time Mailhot has to Headroom, already there was Wonder Bakery for many years. winter she was a waitress at Air hand lunch cart to buy. “ I had a move a carl weighing more than fast food. You saw a bright Her father loaned her the money One at the Brainard Airport in hard time finding one. They are she does, hook it up to her automobile, and drive away to . Lmmr 1 (0 umbrella over a little cart. You to buy her own cart. The money Hartford. mostly .sold out of New York." her garage. “ It’s no big deal ." pulled your car off the road, and was paid back long ago. Today □ □ □ she said. But she managed to a real live person handed you Kam m has her own following. A newcomer to the ranks, is buy a cart which needed she says. your lunch. “That’s my picnic area” she Ryan Chenette. 14. who is cleaning up. and since the Vendors need a car to haul at beginning of summer she has their carts to and from work. said, pointing to two folding established on Spencer Street been selling on Hartford Road They also need a permit from #* In spite of modern science and chairs protected from the sun by just past the line that divides a second umbrella. A low table Manchester from East Hart­ on the grounds of Krause the town where they sell, and a modern promotion, this sort of trailer license for the cart. They lunching is still possible in sits between them. Customers ford. He graduated with several Florist. She is glad she made the also need permission of the Manchester. The lunch cart, may eat their hot dogs in luxury awards this year from East change. She likes the work owner of the land where they often called hot-dog wagon after there, if they wish. Kamm .sells Hartford Middle School. He belter, finds it good to be stand. its leading commodity, is so about 100 dogs a day. she says, already expects hot dogs to put outdoors, and on occasions when A cart also needs a name. popular that running one even and not nearly as much him through college. her .son Matthew. 7. has had to “ Top Dog” is the Chenette strikes young people as a kielbasa. “ but enough” Ryan’s father. John Chenette. . stay home from school. Mailhot name. Mailhot has chosen promising career field. Kielbasa is the modern works just up the road at has taken him along to the cart. “ Hot-Diggety-Dog” The most The dean of Manchester addition to the hot-dog stand Reliable Refuse. He put his son By the end of this season, the pretentious name in the area hot-dog vendors is probably menu. Many carts have it on in the business and is proud that cart will have paid back the belongs to a much larger lunch Carol Kam m . For five years, hand, but kielbasa runs a his son has already paid back the cost of the second-hand cart. investment. wagon, a real van, which does she’s operated Carol’s Cart in an remote second to the □ □ □ business on the South Windsfor . open space just opposite the frankfurter. No longer are “ At 14. the only employment you Mid-day is the only time for side of the Bissell Bridge under Manchester Racquet Club on mustard and catsup sufficient can get legally is farm work” hot-dog vendors. Their hours the name “ The Roadside West Center Street. For five for garnish. Most carts have said the elder Chenette. run from 11 or 11:30 a.m. to 2: 30 Gourmet.” years earlier than that, she special sauce and chili. Ryan and his father worked or 3. Chenette and Kamni are on “ Scottie’s” is the name under stood at the intersection of Since the cart is strictly a hard to develop a menu, trying Paul Rosetto, left, and Andrew Ansaldi line up at Carol's hand six days a week, because the umbrella on Parker Street in Carol Kamm prepares yet another hot dog She Hartford Road and West Center summertime occupation. three brands of frankfurters they draw trade from the Cart, which is manned by Carol Kamm. They’ve been Street, where Lynch Toyota- before they settled on a sells more than 100 a day. shoppers at K-M art and Continued . . ■ customers for many years. Pontiac now stands. Continued... Manchester brand — Bogner’s. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26, 1986 W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July 26. 1986 - 9 8 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION Saturday, July 26

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Alec Guinness,'Santa Berger. 1966. Video hits 2:30PM O ) OrM tM t Sports Legends [CN N] Newedey munity by trying to gain personal freedoms get for the local gang. 1985. Rated R ® Connecticut Newsmskers for himself and his friends. Kevin Bacon, [D IS ] Ben and Me A church mouse be­ (S) Hands On Lori Singer. John Lithgow. 1984. Rated 1 1:30PM (X Hawaii Five-0 lieves he's the mouse behind the man NEW YORK (AP) — The following are the most popular video ACROSS DOWN PG. In Stereo. (T ) when he helps Ben Franklin with a number [CNN] Styfe With Elsa Klensch ® MOVIE; 'Werewolf of Washington' cassettes as they appear in next week’s issue of Billboard of experiments. [D IS ] Disney's Legends snd Heros (75 9:1 OPM [CN N ] Showbiz Week 0 9 1 Ravartxrtta 2 MaaslvadwaHlng(cluato The nation's capital faces a bizarre political magazine. Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. [ESPN] Horae Show Jumping: Pres­ min.) 5 Rigid (ckM to puzzia puzzts anawar) 9:30PM ® MOVIE. 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Virginia Field. 1939. 1:10AM [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide [M AX] MOVIE: Flash of Green' A [TM C] MOVIE: 'Norma Rae' A woman [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien [C N N ] Evans and Novak 2:35AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : Olrls of the [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (X Jackie Gleason [D IS] How to Swim Goofy smalltown reporter becomes caught in the 3:45PM [DIS] MOVIE: The Parent working in a textile mill finds new meaning and a young widow are pursued cross­ 1:1 SAM WhKa Orchid' A group of women, hoping dD Tales from the Darkside gives lessons on how to swim. middle of a battle between conservation­ Trap' After meeting by chance, separated 6:00PM CD CD ® ® ® Newt in her life when she joins the fight for union­ country by government agents. Jeff 1 2:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Body D ou- to become movie stars, sign up for acting Bridges. Karen Allen. Charles Martin ble’ (C C ) An unemployed Hollywood actor ists and developers. Ed Harris. Blair twin sisters scheme to bring their parents dD What's Happening Now ization. Sally Field. Beau Bridges, Ron Leib- (® MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan on the Docks assignments in the Far East, only to be Smith 1984. Rated PG. becomes involved in the porno film indus­ 1:30AM HD m o v i e : 'R i n « l « ) Ro u - Brown, Richard Jordan. Rated R back together Hayley Mills. Maureen man. 1979. Rated PG. In Stereo. of N e w Orleans' Charlie Chan is con­ lette’ A Royal Canadian Mountie tries to forced into prostitution. Ann Jillian, Tom dD Championship Wrestling (60 min.) try when he attempts to solve a murder he [TM C ] MOVIE: Rabbit Run' A former O'Hara, Brian Keith. 1961. [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Frankenstein and the fronted by the mysterious murders of two Byrd. Jennifer Jason-Leigh. 1983, [USA] T h ^ 's a Crowd witnessed. Craig W asson. Melanie Griffith. head off an assassination plot against Rus­ high school basketball star tries to escape Qj) Star Trek Monster from Hell' The infamous doctor men who share a secret chemical formula. sian Premier Kosygin white he is visiting 4:00PM Qi) Dance Fever Gregg Henry. 1984. Rated R. 3:00AM (ID A B C N e w s his miserable existence.^ James Caan, A n - Qi) International World Championship 7:05PM [CNN] Sports Saturday continues his experiments at an insane Roland Winters. Hal Reed, Julie Parrish. Canada. George ^ g a l , Denholm Elliott. [CN N ] Newsnight janette Comer, Jack Albenson. 1970. MOVIE; 'Forbidden Planet' A profes­ Wrestling (60 min.) asylum. Peter Cushing, Shane Briant • 1948. [M AX] MOVIE: Forbidden Zone' Un­ 1975. sor and his daughter are rescued after 20 7:30PM CX News Magazine Rated R. Madeline Smith. 1974. MOVIE: 'Return of Count Yorga' In­ derworld midgets kidnap a beautiful debu­ [ESPN] Skmng: 19S6 Olympic Festi­ years on the planet Altaire. Walter Pidg- ® Buck Rogers Ted Knight Show (3D lr>depef>dent Network News CX habitants of an orphanage begin to disap­ tante and her family tries to rescue her. val (2 hrs.) |R|. MOVIE: Sharnu*' An eon, Anne Francis. Leslie Nielsen. 1956, ® V e g a $ 8:30PM ® ® Benson (CC) Benson, ® A B C N e w s 1 :30 PM S) off (X Jeopardy pear when vampires move into an old man­ Herve Villechaize. Susan Tyrrell. Giselle beat private eye, hired to track down some tile Governor and die rest of the staff get [TM C] MOVIE: 'Norms R ae' A woman MOVIE: 'Target of an Assassin' Two QD Sabados Musicalas ' sion close by. Robert Quarry, Mariette Lindley. 1980. Rated R. [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report missing diamonds, gets involved with the (X di) In Search of... riervous when a mysterious stranger ar­ working in a textile mill finds new meaning men conspire against an African leader, Hartley. Roger Perry. 1971. syndicate, a beautiful woman and a smug­ © ) Adam Smith's Money Worid dD (0) At the Movies rives at the mansion at the height of a fero 12:42AM [D IS] Restless Sea With 1:55AM [M AX] MOVIE: Th« BrMk- in her life when she joins the fight for union­ one a paid assassin and one who kidnaps ization. Sally Field. Beau Bridges, Ron Leib- gler Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon. Joe (S ) Fam e (60 mtn.) cious Halloween storm. (R). Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin the use of live-action and animation cine­ fast Club' (CC) A group of high school him for ransom Anthony Quinn, John Phil­ ® M u pp ets matography you will see fascinating facts man. 1979. Rated PG. In Stereo. Santos. 1973. lip Law, Simon Sabela. 1978. ® ® 227 Mary goes to extremes when dD It's a Living students learn several things about them­ [CN N ] Newswatch ® Price Is Right about the sea. (ID Soul Train she attempts to compensate for the dent selves when they are forced to spend a [USA] N ig h t Flight (R) (41) PELtCULA: 'El Reg re so de Al Ca­ [D IS ] Bast of Ozzie and Harriet [C N N ] Pinnacle ( 3 ) M aude she put in a man's car. (R) In Stereo, [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Rabbit Saturday together in detention. Emilio Es­ (ID More Real People 12:45AM 3:30AM (ID m o v i e : Thunder Over pone' Jose Campos, Isaria Medel. 1969. [E S P N ] Surfing: Pipeline Maatars From [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) R un' A former high school basketball star tevez. Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael ( ^ What's Happening Now d?) Sneak Previews In Stereo. the Plains' A Union officer is assigned to (4D Profemeional Wrestling (60 mm.) @Z) J o y of Painting Oahu. HI. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm tries to escape his miserable existence. Hall. 1984. Rated R. [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report [E S P N ] Boxing: 19B6 Olympic Festival the Southwest territory in the post-Civil dZ) Wall Street Week (0 ) MOVIE: 'Flight to Holocaust' A team [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Protocol' (CC) A naive Street' A group of friends share a com­ James Caan, Anjanetie Comer. Jack Al­ 4:00AM [CNN] Larry King Weekend Semifinals From Houston, TX. (2 hrs. 30 2:00AM 09 At tiw Movin W a r period. Randolph Scott. Phyllis Kirk, of professional troubleshooters is called [U S A ] Cover Story mon dream that they are being stalked by a bertson. 1970. Rated R. [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ min.) Live. ® That's the Spirit Fess Parker. 1953. [HBO] MOVIE: Love ChUd' into action when an airplane crashes long-dead child murderer. John Saxon, Ro- 4:1 5AM oine when she is recruited by the State 8:00PM (X We're Puttin on the Ritz 1:00AM ® Melba Moore's CoUec- [CNN] This Week in Japan The true story of a your>g woman w ho be­ [ E S P N ] U .S . Pro Ten nis (90 min ) Live. through the wall of a skyscraper. Patrick nee Blakely. 1984. Rated R. [C N N ] Crossfire Department as a protocol official. Goldie Two employees of a reclusive multi­ ® '3 5 P M [DIS] Location: Parent Trap tkxi of Love Sor>gs In Stereo. comes pregnant while in prison is de­ [ H B O ] M O V IE : 'Steel' Ten daredevil Wayne, Christopher Mitchum, Fawne Har- Hawn. Chris Sarandon, Andre Gregory II Travel to Florida for a behind-the-scenes [U S A ] Night Flight [ E S P N ] S pe ed w ee k (R). 3:35AM [MAX] m o v i e : M ischief' millionaire attend a high society party and (X Telephone Auction picted. Amy Madigan, Beau Bridges, construction workers race against time to riman, 1977. 1984. Rated PG investigate a mystery. (60 min.) look at the filming of the sequel to the Par- (CC) A nerd with a hopeless crush on a 11:05PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tha New m o v i e : Sleughterofttw MacKenzie Phillips. 1982 Rated R. finish a skyscraper before a critical dead­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Mask' (CC) A disfigured ent Trap. dD Twilight Zone 2:05AM HD popular girl gets lessons in being cool. [U S A ] Wild World of Animals dD MOVIE: Bataan' Americans evacuate Kids' (C C ) When tw o orphaned teenagers Vampires' Earth is invaded by vampires. line. Jennifer O'Neill, Lee Majors. George teen stfives to lead a normal life with the M TV Top 20 Video Countdown Dou^ McKeon, Chris Nash, Kelly Preston. 4:30AM GD One step Beyond troops on Bataan. Robert Taylor, George MOVIE: Stormin' Home' move to a new town, they become the tar­ William Brandy, Dierter Eppler. 1961. Kennedy. 1980. Rated PG help of his strong-willed mother. Cher. Eric 6:30PM (3D C B S N e w s SjOpPM HD Rated R. Murphy, Thomas Mitchell. 1943. (CC) A motorcycle racer is pressured into Stoltz, Sam Elliott, 1985. Rated PG-13. ® Small Wonder dD ® DIff'rent Strokes (CC) Arnold be­ providing a more stable home life for his MOVIE: 'The Brother­ 2:00 PM [ U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) ® ® A B C N e w s comes jealous when Sam turns to Willis 12-vear-old daughter Gil Gerard, Lisa hood' A retired Mafia leader discovers that NBC Nightly News for brotherly companionship. (R). Blount, Pat Coriey. 1984. (R). ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL his younger brother has been sent to kill 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up him, Kirk Douglas, Alex Cord. Irene Papas (IZ) Soapbox CX MOVIE: 'The Miracle Worker' This is CE) ® MOVIE: 'Wanda Nevada' (CC) A TEAM FOR SAVINGS 4:30PM C B ® wide Wodd of Sports con man wins a young lady in a poker 1968. [C N N ] Pinnacle the true story of Annie Sullivan's dedicated LOSE (90 min.) efforts to help Helen Keller emerge from a , game and the tw o set out to search for 14 Services In 10 Minutes CHiPs Patrol dD Puttin' on the Hits [D IS ] Still the Beaver sightless and soundless world. Anne Ban­ gold. Peter Fonda. Brooke Shields, Henry Fonda. 1979. (R). (No appointment necessary) dD Live Connecticut Convention '86; dZ) Frugal Gourmet [ESPN ] SportsCenter croft. Patty Duke. 1962. Republicans (3 hrs.) Continued. 10 LBS. 315 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER [C N N ] Big Story [TM C ] Film Shorts dD MOVIE: 'The Sting' Two of the shar­ ® ) T h e Golden Girls While suffering froni the flu, (Torothy, Blanche and Rose ® Black Perspective [U S A ] Last of the Wild pest con-men in Chicago set out to swindle L 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop & Shop) ere determined to find dates for a charity (S) MOVIE: 'From the Earth to the 5:00PM (® CBS Sports Special; In­ an underworld kingpin during the roaring ternational Race of Champkms Cover­ Agronsky & Company Twenties. Paul Ndwman. Robert Redford banquet. (R) In Stereo. in Cf47-8997^ M o o n ' Three men and a girl take off to the 7:00PM (3D moon, Joseph Cotten, George Sanders. age of the third 1986 race in the IROC ser­ (3D Check It Out Robert Shaw. 1973. @ MOVIE: 'Mildred Pierce' An ambi­ OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: xMon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 , Debra Paget. 19^8. ies IS featured from Talladega. A L. (60 d® MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan and the Sky tious woman and her selfish daughter fall in •Chanod OH (up to 5 qta.) 10W40 min.) dD Wheel of Fortune •Naw OH FHtar ,thurs. 8:30e:00 ( PENNZOIL d l) El Mundo del Box (90 min.) Dragon Charlie Chan and his son find mur­ love with the sarrte man. Joan Crawford. 2 WEEKS ® N e w s (X) Mission: Impossible der aboard an airplane. Roland Winters Ann Blyth. Eve Arden. 1945. •Chaaaia Luba dZ) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ dD Jeffersons Keye Luke. 1949. •Vacuum Intarior teau ® Black Sheep Squadron [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Great Lover' Mis- •Chack Air FHtar dD Fame (60 min.) dS Essence (® MOVIE: 'The Soldier' A CIA agent M p s occur on a luxury lioer bound for SUMMER SPECIAL: •Claan WIndahlald (0 ) M OVIE: 'The Revengers' A Colorado tries to prevent the Russians from blowing France as a man, a duchess and a card dS Pepsi Duckpin Challenge (60 min.) (E ) Solid Gold rancher recruits a band of Mexican prison­ up half of the w orld's oil supply. Klaus Kin­ cheat resolve their differences. Bob Hope. •Chack TIra Praaaura ers to help him find the gang that killed his Live Connecticut Convention '86: ® M u p p e ts ski, Ken Wahl, Alberta Watson. 1982. Rhonda Fleming, Jim Backus. 1953. •Chack Balta A Hoaaa family. William Holden, Errtest Borgnine, Republicarts (3 hrs.) Continued. STAY WITH US 3 WEEKS Susan Hayward. 1972. S3) Best of Family keud (^) (S) Facta of Life (CC) Substitute [MAX] MOVIE: 'Flash of Green' A CHECK AND FILL: ( ^ Julia Child and More Company ® It's a Living \ teacher Jo faces a career decision when smalltown reporter becomes caught in the •Braka Fluid [U S A ] MOVIE; 'The Day Mars Invaded she is offered a job with a major corpora­ middle of a battle between conservation­ •Powar Btaaring Fluid [CN N ] Newswatch ® Bamsy Millar JS the Earth' A scientist and his family are tion. (R) In Stereo. ists and developers. Ed Harris, Blair AND GET YOUR •Battary replaced with doubles from Mars to prev­ [ES P N ] Thoroughbred Racing: Haskell dD Novala: El Engano (60 min.) Brown, Richard Jwdan. Rated R. •Tranamlaalon Fluid ent earthlings from invading their planet. Stakes From Ocean Port, NJ. (60 min.) © ) MOVIE: 'Doctor Who: Planet of the (3) Live Connecticut Convention '86: •WlndahWd Waahar Kent Taylor. Marie Windsor, William Live. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Footh>ose' (CC) A Giants' Republicans (3 hrs., 30 min.) Continued. young man raises the ire of an entire com - 4th week FREEI •DIftarantlal - ajOA Mims. 1963 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Secred Ground' (CC) A m MOVIE: The Shadow Ridws' This mountain man and his family become tar­ dD Dance Fever ALL rOH ONLY * 1 8 * ^ COMM.ZTZ 2:10PM [ C N N ] Hezrfth W M k film looks at life in Texas during the period gets when they unknowingly settle on a [DIS] MOVIE: Parent Trap II' (CC) A 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 immediately following the Civil W ar. To m Contlmied... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26, 1986 At the Movies WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26. 19W 12 13 Music Asians are the new target Aussie groups butt out By Richard De Atley and hired the Los Angeles significant for a medium that Film capsules Turntable tips consulting firm of Hirano, has in the past gone with the By E th lle A nn Vara vocalist Anastasia Maisoneuve. LOS A N G E L E S -E v e n Hokoyama Sc Associates to flow of racial attitudes. There • New Yorkers with an H o ls iR g lB B racism has its trends, and right review the pilot’s script, are a long string of characters Back to toliooi (PO>U)Rodnoy K«Wi Corporate sponsorship of rock unquenchable thirst for the now, Asians seem to be the checking it for correctness of 1 .''Invialble Touch" OenMla (Atlantic) from television’s past to haunt ^rdon, Burt V0U119, Bally KaNarman. (Coiaady) If OangarfMd music has become such an latest poop on Billy Idol. Huey target of choice. detail and any possibly offensive minority groups. didn't gat any raapact bafora, ha eartainly won't gat any now. accepted way to raise money for Lewis or the Art of Noise can 2. "8ledgehammer" Peter Gabriel (Qaffen) In the movie ‘ ‘Sixteen passages. 3. '’Naaty” Janet Jeokaon (AAM) “ Amos ’n’ Andy” remains the Tha actor playa aalf-mada milllonaira Thornton Maltm. who concert tours that the revolt by Video call the Chrysalis Hotline, a Candles,” appearances by a ” I was not critical of the 4. "Danger Zone" Kenny Loggine (Columbia) most glaring example, but there some of Australia’s top bands is 24-hour message phone that character named Long Duk portrayal of Asians in the buya hla way intocollaga. Butany attampttoapoof acadamla la are characters within other a breath of fresh air. B e a t updates the news about all their 5. 'TloWIrtg Beck the Yeeri" Simply Red () Dong were accompanied by a m ovie,” said Irene Hirano, a loat; DangarfMd'a tradamarfca— ayanolllng, chaak-pufAng, shows that now cause viewers to The artists — including acts. The number is 212-308-5434. 6. "Who'a Johnny" El Deiarge (Gordy) gong. the character was partner of the consulting firm- awaaty-facad antiea— baooma hla crutch. And though Ifa graat squirm, such as Pepino, the Midnight Qil, the Hoodoo Gurus, • Open Invitation; What do 7. "Qlory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Broa.) black and a banjo plucked a few along with J.D. Hokoyama, to aaa Kalforman bapk on tha big acraan, looking mora radiant hat-in-hand Mexican farm the Divinyls and Hunters & you think about the current state 8. 'There'll Be Sad Songe" Billy Ocean (Jive) bars from “ Gone Are the director of Asian Pacific than avar, aha haa a thanklaaa rola. Thia ona fhinka, unlaaa you worker in “ The Real McCoys.” Collectors — took out a full-page with A&M, and moved house to of rock ‘n’ roll and music video? 9. "Your W lldeat Dreame" The Moody Bluge (Polydor) Days?” American Student Services at lova aophomoric humor. Orada: C. ad in Australia’s National the MCA lot.) Who’s hot? Who’s overrated? 10. «Love Touch" Rod Stewart (yvarner iSr^.) In "Year of the Dragon,” New University of Southern Califor­ Richard DeAtley writes on Times, protesting the involve­ The album will be available in Who’s the Next Big Thing? York’s Chinese community was nia. A t Cloaa Ranga (R ) — Saaa Barm, C hrlatepliarW aB ian, M ary entertainment for the Asso­ ment of cigarette manufactur­ America as an import, and What’s the worst video on the T o p L P s displayed as cowardly and The firm normally serves a Stuart Maataiaon. (Drama) Saah Pann llvaa in tha rural Siauth ciated Press. ers in the rock concert business. Copeland has confirmed that air, and why? gang-dominated..A beautiful number of corporations doing with his tirsd grandmothar, brokan-down mothar and fooliah 1. "Winner In You" Patti LaBelle (MCA) — Platinum (More The Philip Morris tobacco Sting will reunite with the Make your opinions heard. Asian television journalist falls business in Asia. brother. Than ona day, dad comas back to town — with money, than 1 million unHa aold.) company had been using Police. The group was to return Video Beat will devote a series in love with a white cop who “ The movie made the flaahy cars and tha promise of auccasa. But there ia ona amall 2. "Control" Janet Jaokaon (AAM) — Platinum extensive concert and club to by August. of columns of printing the best doesn’t even pretend to hide his executive from Japan seem problem: Dad la a thief. Walken Infuaaa hla role with a dallcioua 3. ''So* Peter Gabriel (Geffen) support for some time as a way • Dave Stewart of Euryth- reader letters received. Send contempt for Orientals. A very human,” Ms. Hirano said, evil, and Pann, who muat make aoma rather brutal dacialona, to market its products — until mics is producing the solo debut your responses to; Video Beat, 4. " Top Gun'Soundtrack" (Columbia) . _ Chinese-American cop can’t and it “ tried to look at some of haa never bean batter. Tha laat 20 minutaa are davaatating. Not the newspaper ad appeared with for Bob Geldof, former c/o Newspaper Enterprise 5. "lnvlaibie Touch" Geneaia (Atlantic) seem to figure out how to drive a the human problems that come for the entire family. Orada: B. the bold headline “ Hands Off! ” frontman of the Boomtown Rats Association. 200 Park Avenue: 6. “Love Zone" Billy Ocean (Jive) ~ Platinum car. with American workers having The ad went on to say, “ We will and instigator of every-kind-of- New York, N Y 10166. 7. "Whltney Houaton" Whitney Houaton (Arlata) — Platinum Both movies were made in the to deal with Japanese who come Farris BuaMar's Day OR (PQ-1S) - Matthaw Bredarlek, Mia not support corporate sponsor­ AID. A,"Llke a ^ock" Bob Sager A The Sliver Bullet Band (Capitol) enlightened 1980s. here to open car plants.” Sara, Alan Ruck. (Comedy) Every high school senior thinks he ship of the Australian music And remember, even though — Platinum So when the Los Angeles- The television pilot was can conquer the world. Farris Buallar does — and makes it look industry by cigarette compan­ Geldof was finally knighted for S.’T h e O ther S ide of Life" The Moody Bluea (Polydor) — based Japanese Citizens League bought by ABC, according to easy. Farris convinces his parents ha's sick, gats his girl out of ies.” and was signed by his humanitarian efforts, you Gold (M ore than 500,000 unita aold) heard that ” Gung Ho,” the Paramount Television, but the class and borrows a Ferrari from his bast friend's dad. His members of 22 popular groups. can’t call him Sir Bob. As an 10."5150" Van Haien (Warner Broa.) — Platinum ( Paramount Pictures movie network will make several principal is on tha trail but Is no match forthaquick-wittad “ We’re not anti-sponsorship,” Irish citizen, he has to be about a Japanese car company revisions on characters and charmer. Ruck, who firMlIy steps out of Ferris's shadovr, is said a representative of Hunters referred to as Mr. Geldof, KBE CowrtryBiRglBB opening an American plant, was concept before the first show is endearing. If you taka a day off to sea this clever escape, & Collectors, “ but it must be the (Knight of the British E m pre). aiming for a much broader broadcast in January. One prepare to be envious; Farris makes batter use of his time. band’s decision as to what • Personal notes; Mr. Mis­ 1. "Untll I Met You" Judy Rodman (MTM) decision will be whether to audience as a television series, Orada: B-plus. sponsorship is accepted. Spon­ ter’s Richard Page and his wife, 2. "On the Other Hand" Randy Triivla (Warner Broa.) they insisted on looking over the retain the services of Ms. sorship by a cigarette company Lindav ceW brAt^ the birth of a 3. 'love at the Five and Dime" Kathy Mattaa (Mercury) Hirano’s firm. Tha Karate KM Part II (PQ-13) — Ralph MeecMo. Nbrlyukl producer’s,shoulders. is totally despicable.” baby girl (AjiaTrances) on 4. "l Wiah that I Could Hurt That Way Again" T. Graham The consulting job was *V a r Morlta, Daiuiy Kamekona, Vu|l Okumole. (Drama) A Paramount Television agreed • Sting has released a live June 3. The next day, June 4, Brown (Capitol) heart-warming, exciting adventure the first time around has album of his “ Bring on the Andy McVoy — formerly of 5. "Nobody In Hla Right Mind Would've Left Her" George baooma pablum. Enigmatic karate master Miyagi and his Night” /’’Dream of the Blue Hanoi Rocks and now of Cherry StraH (M C A) student go to Okinawa to visit MlyagPe dying father. From tha Turtles” tour — in fact, he’s Bombz and the Suicide Twins — 6. ''AII Tied Up” Ronnie McDowell (MCA-Curb) moment they're on terra firm a, th a m ass— ar, plot — becomes released a double-disc live LP. celebrated his marriage to 7. "Rookln' with file Rhythm of the Rain" The Judda' muddled: Feuds are rekindled, women are accosted, But, unhappily for American (RCA-Curfo) relationships are ruined, karate blows are doled Out. All fans, it’s been released only in S."You're the Laat Thing I Naeded Tonight" John Schneider compete with inane dialogue, Macchid's mlndleas mumbling, Europe. (MCA) and during the climactic finale, a torrential windstorm. Grade: Although A&M Records will 9, ''Savln' My Love for You” Pake McEntire (RCA) 0 . want to distribute the album 10. "Hearta Aren't Made to Break" Lee Greenwood (MCA) domestically. Sting’s manager. Labyrinth (PO) — DavM Bowie, Jennifer CenneUy, Toby Miles Copeland, refused, saying A M t CBIllBIH|NMWy iliiSlBB Froud, Shelley Thompson. (Fantasy) Every child's liightmaie is that it would put too much 1. "Glory of Love" Peter Cetera (Warner Broa.) to be swooped up by demons; this terrific film is e variation on pressure on Sting on go around that terror. Sarah resents caring for her brother and wishes 2. "Your Wlldeat Dreama” The Moody Bluea (Polydor) promoting it. 3. "No One la to Blame” Howard Jonea (Elektra) goblins would take him away. They do. Jim Heruum's creatures (Coincidentally, Miles Cope­ populate this nifty film — and they're not Bert andEmiei 4. 'There’ll Be Sad Songa" Billy Ocean (Jive-Ariata) land’s own record label. IRS. 5. "lnvialble Touch" Geneaia (Atlantic) Henson (with help from exeoutive producer George Ludfis) recently severed its association advances puppetry to an awesome level. The erw iM W ^n^^ 6. "You Should Be Mine" Jeffrey Oaborne (AAM) Bowie and certainly nqt Connelly— are the real stem, pmnirn 7. "Modem Woman” Billy Joel (Epic), S."The Beat of Mer* David Foater A Olivia Newton-John (Atlantic) Legal Eagiee(|>f^^i^.Rfiiwitftedfon^ (MiliitMMgiKi'''"' Ethlie Ann Vare tunes in to 9. "Love Touch" Rod Stewart (Warner Broa.) rock for Newspaper Enterprise 10. "The Captain o f H pr H e ^ Double (AAM ) Mmmah. 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Absolutely nothing touches your car days, and Wadnasdaya only. 285 BROAD STREET Not avallabla with any othar Jareth, (David Bowie), tells Sarah, (Jennifer Connelly), 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER. CT ■■ •(FBmgw SInBtA-^l MANCHESTER. 643-4165 coupons. that she has only 13 hours to rescue her baby brother In Mo*., Tees., 8 Fit pewwtfi—ewMR NISSAN M S sua. to Isae F'">- "Labyrinth,” a Tri-Star Pictures film. Then. ■■ M 8 pun.; M . ■■ 4M p-m. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26, 1986 - 14 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. July as. 1986 — » [D I S ] M O V IE : A Kid for T w o Farthings' I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME An old man tells a boy a fairy tale concern­ boxer and street punk in ntMadelphia bat­ !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ing a unicorn, precipitating a number of tles against overwhelming odds to make GD GD Masterpiece Theatre: Flame Rory Calhoun. 1985. Rated R. magical events. Diana Dors, Celia John­ Sunday, July 27 something of hknaelf. Sylvester Stallone. Trees of Thika (C C ) Tilly empk>ys conven­ [U SA ] HarbaWa son, David Kossoff. 1956. Sunday, Continued tional medicinal techniques in an attempt Unscramble these six Jumbles, Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. 1976 one letter to each square, to form . [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing: Thunder Rated PG. to cure the son of the (kants' head man. 11:30PM (3D CB S Nawa on the Ohio From Evansville, IN. (60 min.) who claims to be under the spel of a witch (X) Seeing Thinga (6 0 min.) six ordinary words. MOVIE: 'A Big Hand for tha Ut- doctor. (60 min.) (R). [H BO ] MOVIE: Streets of Fire' (CC) A ™ “ Py A gambler's wife tries to finish a ' (3D Nawa / Sports 5:00AM C£) CNN Headlim News W Kidtim e (3 ) It's a Living rock singer is kidnapped by an outlaw [D S A ] M OVIE: 'Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu nigh stakes poker game when his health Jackie QIaaaon [C N N ] Sports Review @ ) Robert Schuller [TM C] MOVIE; 'Way Out Waat' The (3D SHURT H gang and pursued by a dashing ex- Manchu' A Scotland Yard sleuth is on the boys hdp sn innocent giri gain her inherit- fails him. Henry Fonda, Joanne W o o d ­ ® Ufoatyfoa of tha Rich and Famoua (60 min.) (D) The Honaymoonsra [ES P N ] Boxing: 1986 Olympic Festival GD Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg boyfriend and a tough-girl adventurer. Di­ trail of a villain who has stolen the crown atKe from an evil saloon keeper and his ward, Jason Robards. 1966. jewels. Peter Sellers. Sid Caesar. Helen ( g Strfctlv Buainass SemHinalt From Houston, TX. (2 hrs., 30 Davey & Goliath ane Lane, Michael Pare, Am y Madigan. wife. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, James [U S A ] Virginian [C N N ] Weak in Raviaw Mirren. 1980. . min.) (R). s / 1984. Rated PG. Findlayson. 1936. Rated G. W g Sports Machina GD. Super Sunday 7:30PM @) Square Pegs [DIS] MOVIE; 'Poqaya' The cartoon [M AX] MOVIE: Missing In [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Days of Heaven' Three 3:30PM g i ) Never Too OM Dick Cavett character and his friends come to life in this (S) Profile Boston 5:1 5AM [C N N ] Crossfire 5:35PM [D IS ] Mouaaterpiaca Thaa- @ (S Punky Brewster (CC| Punky and Actkm II: The Beginning' (CC) A POW teenage migrant farm workers cross paths narrates this story of four senior citizens tar musical comedy. Robin Williams. Strekev Margaux take action when Cherie is ( g MOVIE: 'The Oraat American escapes his Viet Cong captors and wages [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl BAA MEO with a wealthy wheat farmer. Brooke w ho do not fit the stereotypical old peo­ Duvall 1980. Rated PG. Adams, Richard Gere, Linda Manz. 1978. trapped after hiding in sn abandoned refri­ Ja m A massive bumpar-to-bumper tie-up war against an enemy that greatly outnum­ [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) ple' mold. 6:00PM Q) (X) ® Nawa Rated PG. gerator. (R) In Stereo. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Apotogy' (CCj An enist on the Lob Angeles freeway system is the bers him. Chuck Norris. 1985. Rated R. (3) Three Stooges CSD MOVIE: 'Bom Innocant' A frightened uses anonymous taped phorte confessions w biact of this comedy. John Bock, Shailov 8:45AM ® Sacred Heart s [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Duel of the Masters' ^ TMa Week in Baseball [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Don't Cry. It's Only ® MOVIE: 'The Ghost Breakers' Weird young n xu w a y tries to adjust to the juven­ for her unusual creation. Lesley Ann W ar­ Fabares. Ed McMahon. 1980. @ Cate and Dogs (CC) Thunder' A medic joins a female Army 9:00AM ® C om m ent ® Greats of the Game happenings in a haunted castle are de­ ile detention home where her parents have ren. Peter Weller. 1986. 9 D Spiritual Ufa Crusade 1:30PM sent her. Linda Blair, Joanna MHes, Kim doctor to set up an orphanage for Viet­ ® Plasticman signed to scare off the rightful heiress. Bob [ESPN ] SportaCenter GD : New York Hunter. 1974. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Littia Dari logs' Two [C N N ] Sports Yoniglit namese children. Dennis Christopher. Su­ ROVEXT Hope. Paulette Goddard. Paul Lukas. girls in a. summer camp bet on who will ® Tn Touch Ministries Yankees at Toronto (3 hrs.) CD Murder. She Wrote (CC) san Saint James. Roger Aaron Brown. 1940. CB S.W.A.T. 8:00PM lose her innocence first. Tatum O'Neal Entartakimant This Jessica races against tinte in order to stop C3D 1982. Rated PG. ® Oral Roberts (3 ) Presente! Kristy McNichol. Matt Dillon. 1980. Rated Weak Comadic actor To m Hanks talks GD Football: FIFA World All-Star Game d i) M OVIE; 'Cat Paopla' A sister and a lynch mob in a small Southern town from (3 ) M ore Real People R. about h ii role in the upcoming film, "N o ­ 5:30AM GD CNN Headline News GD Josie and the Pussycats PRO/UNICEF Live from Los Angeles, C A . brother share a strange and hon ■ se­ killing a man accused of the town bully's , (2 hrs.. 30 min.) cret. Nastassia Kinski. Malcolm McDoweil, thing in Com m on". (60 min.) In Stereo Gi) Independent Network News , ' ^ Kermeth .Qopeland GD Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom murder. (60 min.) (R). [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rustler's Rhapaody' John Heard. 1982. (C C ) A cleancut singing cow boy protects (3D A B C News Lassie [CN N] Money Week MOVIE: 'Chwnpiora: A ® Star Search (60 min.) [CN N ] Money Week 4:00PM m a smaM town from an evil cattle baron. HVIARPHE Low Story' Two adolescents work to­ O Avangars 1 d ) MOVIE; -Puablo' An GD ® Sesame Street (CC) 2:00PM ® Major League. Baseball: ® Dawd Toma Show To m Berenger. Marihj Henner. Andy Grif­ 2:00AM 6:00AM ® For Our Times gether toward a common goal-the na­ (3) Small Wonder American naval vassal is seized by the (M) Porky & Bugs New York Mets at Atlanta (2 hrs., 30 fith. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. tional figure skating championships. Jo y GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous North Koreans in this true story. Hai Hoi- (D Black News r -i t o min.) O ) Sneak Preview In Stereo. (60 min.) GD The World Tomorrow LeDuc, Jamas Vincent McNichol, Shirley (£ ) In D*pth b n ^ , Andrew Duggan, Richard fiikiHigan. ® In Depth 9:30PM 3 ) MOVIE: To Have and Have Not' A Knight. 1979. S!) Peru (60 min.) 3 ) Mission: Impossible GD La Santa Misa (3) Fight BMk With Dnid Hotowib Gi) Insight skipper-for-hire is involved in W orld W ar II Austin City Limits: Oak Ridga Boys (3 ) MOVIE: 'Singin' in the Rain' When OD Jimmy Swaggart GD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara intrigue and romance. Humphrey Bogart, @ ® ® Major League Baseball: Bos­ [U S A ] Wwitud: Dead or Alivo GD CNN Headline News STIPEC WHAT t h e j o c k e y ton at Califamia (2 hrs., 30 min.) and Bob WINS In Stereo. motion pictures b ^ o m e talkies, a film stu­ Lauren Bacall. Walter Brennan. 1944. QD Star Trak [C N N ] Daybreak (ID Fame (60 min.) dio must search for new stars. Gene Kelly, [DIS] Donald Duck Presents CALLEt? HIS (3 ) Firing Line (60 min.) 10:00PM (E) Nows (9 CNN Haadlins Naws [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ^ Kung Fu Newswatch Debbie Reynolds, Donakt O'Connor. 1952. (X ) In the Block [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cannonball Run II' (CC) ® Maaterpleca Thaatra: Flame Treat [CNN] [E S P N ] Roller D erby (60 min.) (R). s / BELOVED? SOFA. G D M O V IE : 'W abash A ven ue ' Life on & ( 3 ) D alton's Code of Vengeance The ( g Christian Children's Fund This sequel features another collection of of Thika (CC) The Grants attend the New [DIS] Animals in Actkm (iJ) Indopofidant Network Nawa Chicago's Wabash Avenue is portrayed. mysterious Dalton travels to Houston, g Hogan's Heroes guest-star crazies in all sorts of motorized [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Qhostbusters' (CC) A Year races in Nairobi, leaving Elspeth in the Betty Grable, Victor Mature, Phil Harris. [USA] Monroes where he attempts to help a female (g ) Insight / Out vehicles racing cross-country for cash. trio of misfits goes into business to rid care of the conservative Mrs. Nimmo. (60 g MOVIE; 'The Rsincamatlon of Patar 1950. rancher reagin her pnzed bull. (60 min.) (S ) Edward the King Burt Reynolds. Oom DeLuise. Doug homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray, Dan A yk­ NORBEK Now arrange the circled letters to min.) (R). 6:30PM ® CBS News Flood A man, who dreams of his own McClure. 1984. Rated PG. ® MOVIE; 'Frankie and Johnny' Enter­ (3 ) 38 on Sports murder in a previous life, (alls in love with a royd, Harold Ramis. 1984. Rated PG-13. [CN N ] Newt Update ® Muppets GD Evening at Pops Natalie Cole and form the surprise answer, as sug­ tainers on a Mississippi showboat love Johnny Mathis join John Williams and the giri who was his daughter in thel life Mi­ 6 : 1 [C N N ] Showbiz Week [M A X ] MOVIE: Martin's Day' (CC) An ® Mystoryl: Shades of Daikness (CC) 0AM , gested by the above cartoon. each other, but Frankie is afraid to marry [DIS] MOVIE; 'Shaggy D.A.' A young ® Ted Knight Show Boston Pops for a musical tribute to Nat chael Sarrazin, Jennifer O'Neill, Margot escaped convict kidnaps a young boy. Ri­ A new maid loams about the previous Johnny because of his gambling. Elvis , lawyer running for district attorney is able ( ^ NBC Nightly News King Cole. (60 min.) In Stereo. Kidder. 1976 6:30AM ® Agronsky & Company (R). chard Harris, Justin Henry, James Coburn. maid's ghost when she takas a job caring Presley, Donna Douglas, Harry Morgan. to expose corruption when he becomes a ® Young Edition 1984. Rated PG. PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW @ ) Family Classics 3 ) One Day at a Time lor an invalid woman. (60 min.) (R). g Maas Council of Rsbbla 1966. shaggy sheep dog. Doan Jones, Tim Con­ ( n N e w Jersey People way, Suranne Pleshette. 1976. Rated G. 3 ) News GD Siempre en Domingo (4 hrs.) ( £ ) Sw itch S 5 Hollywood and tha Stars 9:30AM ® Face the State T T V V V GD MOVIE: 'Lcve Among the Ruins' An X Y Y 3 ABC News [CN N ] Newsnight GD Christopher Close-Up ® Leave It to Beaver HIS aging actress being sued by a young gigolo [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Sidekidu' A man, pos­ ( § ) Living W ild (C C ) The anrujal return of [CN N ] CNN Evening Naws .-A .A is defended by her long-ago lover. Kathar­ ing as a slave, is sold to unwary buyers by Inside Business the Adelie penguins and the Hooker sea GD 20 Minute Workout ® Point of View [CNN] [U S A ] Cover Story (R| [ESPN ] Commonwealth Oamaa Cover ine Hepburn, Sir Laurence Olivier. Colin his buddy in the pro-Civil W ar W est. Lou lions to their breeding grounds is exam­ age of the 1986 Commonwelath Games is S9l Insight [DIS] Danger Bay GD Je m Jumble answer on page 16 Blakely. 1974. G o s m H. Larr/ Hagman, Blythe Danner. ined. (60 min.) 10:30PM (X ) Sports Extra featured from Scotland (60 min ) ® Ring Around the World ® Day of Discovery 7:00PM ® 6 0 Minutes (60 min.) [CN N ] Prime News (3D Moat tha Mayors Jumble Book No.10 la svsllsbls for $1.95 ptus 55 cants posUgs stkI haiKlIlng from GD MOVIE: 'Road to Singapore' Two [ T M C ] M OVIE; 'Boot Hill' The old west [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Celebrate akimbis. cfo this newspaper. P.O. Box 43M, Ortsndo, FL 32802*4366. Include your lovers of the sea turn up in Saigon, where 4:30PM ( S GoH: Buick Open Cover­ ® Goodwill Games (60 min.) [ES P N ] Boxing: 1986 Olympic Festival (S) Chriatian Science Monitor Reports holds many surprises lor two hard-luck they meet a girl with marriage on her mind. cow boys Terence Hill, Bud Spencer. Vic­ [D IS ] Contraption ® Tenrwissee Tuxedo neme. eddress, zip code end make your check peyabie to Newapeperbooks. age of the P GA Tour event is featured from CE) @ ) MOVIE; 'Herbie Rides Again' Semifinals From Houston. TX. (3 hrs.) (g ) Jimrny Swaggart Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour. Grand Blanc, Ml. (90 min.) (CC) An enchanted Volkswagen helps a Live. tor Buono. 1969 Rated PG 6:45AM GD Davey & Goliath ® Rev. David Paul 1940. Ask tha Manager ® Phil Silvers little old lady when she is threatened with 8:30PM CE) Faca-Off 12:30AM (Xl Naked CHy GD Nueva York Ahora Sabroshow eviction by a ruthless high-rise builder. He­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blazing Saddles' A 7:00AM ® We Believe , Ann-Margret, Rod Taylor. GD Good Times 9S Oana Scott (3) Three Stooges GD len Hayes, Keenan W ynn, Stefanie Pow ­ (S ) Alice crooked aiiornoy general appoints a black fS~) Robert Schuller [CN N ] Your Money 1973. ® MOVIE: 'Mildred Pierce' An ambi­ Conversations With [C N N ] Evans and Novak ers. 1974. g l ) Je m sheriff to a small western town in a [C N N ] Styls W ith Elsa Klensch [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents tious woman and her selfish daughter fall in schema to lake over the lerriibry. Cleavon dD Dialogue Modem Maturity [M AX] MOVIE; 'Rio Bravo' A sheriff "(5D Switch GD Round Caro love with the same man. Joan Crawford. [U SA] Lancer Little, Gone Wilder, Harvey Korman 1974 12:35AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Malibu ® Face-Off [TM C] MOVIE: Way Out West' The [CN N ] Newsday outsmarts a powerful rancher who wdnts @ ) Nova: Return of the Osprey (CC) The Ann Blyth, Eve Arden. 1945. GD Blue Knight Rated R Express' A Texas detective attempts to boys help an innocent girl gain her inherit­ his killer-brother released from prison. 8:35PM [D IS] Prev­ GD Jerry Falwell osprey was a virtually extinct bird of prey [D IS] The Raccoons [CN N ] Week in Review imorface with a batch of beautiful compu­ ance from an evil saloon keeper and his John Wayne. Dean Martin. Ricky Nelson (3 ) Check It Out iew [U S A ] Hollywood Insider wife. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. James before the reasons iMhind its population [ESP N ] SportsCenter ter criminals Dsrby Hinton, Sybil Donning GD Carrascolendas [ESP N ] Triathlon (60 min.) 1959. 3 ) Silver Spoons Ricak and his grand­ Findlayson. 1936. Rated G. decline were brought to light. (60 min.) (R). 9:00PM C D m o v i e : 'Missing Child 11:00PM (X) (ID (g) O) ® N e w s Barbara Edwards. 1985 Rated R. (P World Vision [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE; 'Blazing Saddles' A father concoct a scheme to comer the ren: A Mother's Story* (CC) A poverty- GD M OVIE: 'Three on a Couch' An artist 5:00PM ® Kojak ( X T a x i The Gold Bug Cap­ Jimmy Swaggart 10:00AM QD CBS News Sunday ( R |. crooked attorney general appoints a black market on Tom m y LaSorda baseball stricken young mother has her three 12:40AM [DIS] dons a variety of disguises to help his Morning sheriff to a small western town in a ® Bamaby Jones cards. (R) In Stereo. children stolen by a private adoption (3D The World Tomorrow tain Kidd's burled treasure and tw o stran­ It's Your Business psychiatrist-fiancee cure three women 1 2:30PM ® Here's Lucy gers add up to suspense and adventure for scheme to take over the territory. Cleavon ® Black Sheep Squadron (3 ) National (Saographic Special: agency posing as a child-care center. Mare GD Odd Coupio ® MOVIE: 'Bowery Buckaroos' The with man problems. Jerry Lewis, Janet a young boy ® Kenneth Copeland GD Qua Pasa, USA? Little. Gene Wilder, Harvey Korman. 1974. Winningham. Polly Holliday, Jane Wyatt, Bowery Boys head west to track down q Leigh, Mary Ann Mobley. 1966. (3D Fame (60 min.) Among the Wild Chimpanzeea (CC) (3 ) The Untouchables © ) Connecticut: Now murderer and clear the malt shop owner's (3) (3) Meet the Press Rated R. Jane Goodall explores the East African ha­ 1982 (R). Robin s Nost GD It Takes a Thief ® Newsmakers 12:45AM (3D name. Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1947. [HBO] M O V IE : T h e D eep' A young cou­ @ ) Economics U$A Special Edition: bitats of wild chimpanzees. ( ^ min.) (R). ® Legend of Kong [C N N ] Daybreak 2:30PM GD Em bajadores de la M u - 1 [H B O ] m o v i e : Tho Rosa- ple vacationing in Bermuda becomes in­ America's Embattled Economy Econ­ GD Moneymakers dZ) Summer Scone 2:50AM [D IS] Mousercise ® Jerry FMwell stca Colombiana 3 ) Clemons and Friends Home to the ® 3 ) MOVIE: 'For Lovers Only' (CC) A bud Beach Hotel’ The owner of a Florida volved in intrigue and terror centering ar­ omic crises that have undermined the publ­ (3) Star Search (60 min.) Dome honeymoon resort hotel owner plays host 93) Connecticut: Now hotel plans to blow it up for the insurance, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Tunes of Glory' A High­ ® ^ Sunday Mass ound two sunken ships. Jacqueline Bisset, ic's confidence in the Federal government 2:45PM C D m o v i e : a Man Called GD Tenko GD Novela: El Engano (60 min.) to several couples seeking true love with [C N N ] Inside Business but his daughter turns it into a brothel in- land regiment is taken over by a strict Nick Nohe, Robert Shaw. 1977. Rated PG. since the m id-1960s are investigated. (60 Horse' An English Lord captured by Sioux (JD Super Sunday their newly-wedded spouses. Andy Grif­ stead. , Colleen Camp. Chris­ Commandant, who is resented by the min.) Indians is converted to their w ay of life. GD It's a Living GD W ild America (CC) Host Many Stouf- [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Penny Princess' A Peter Popoff [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Rocky' A small-time fith, Sally Kellerman, Deborah Baffin men. Alec Guinness, John Mills. Susannah GD Richard Harris, Dame Judith Anderson, fer demonstrates the secrets of wildlife New .York shop giri inherits a small Euro­ topher Lee. 1984 Rated R. boxer and street punk in Philadelphia bat­ ® Spotlight on (sovemment [CNN] Newswatch 1982 (R) York. 1960, @ ) I Love Lucy tles against overwhelming odds to make Dub Taylor. 1970. photography. pean principality and becomes involved 1:00AM (XI M OVIE: Tha Hamas of Hatha Yoga [H BO ] MOVIE: '(^rKMiball Run II' (CC) ® New Jersey People [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express @ Chalice of Salvation something of himself. Sylvester Stallone, [D I S ] D T V GD Kideo T V with a handsome Englishman. Yolanda Telem erk' A band of resistanda fighters This sequel features another collection of Donlan, Dirk Bogarde, A.E. Matthews Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. 1976. [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report GD Love Boat attempt to destroy a heavy-water plant the 7:30AM ® Barrio GD GD 3:00PM C D m o v i e : The Prasidam'a guest-star crazies in all sorts of motorized [CNN] Sports Sunday (60 min.) 1953. Rated PG. [D IS] Mouse Factory Germans plan to seize in order to manufac­ IM) Underdog M istress’ A young man is caught in a vehicles racing cross-country for cash. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tha Actress' A girl per­ GD MOVIE: 'The Money Jungle' Five C£) Celebration of the Eucharist [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rustler's Rhapsody' Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, Doug « major oil companies bid on a field leased [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) ture the atom bomb. Kirk Douglas, Richard ® W.V. Grant [ESP N ] Auto Racing '86: Barber Saab deadly cover-up after a powerful American suades her cantankerous father to let her (CC) A cleancut singing cowboy protects McClure. 1984. Rated PG. Harris, Ulla Jacr^son . 1965. Hispanic Horizons Pro Series security agency decodes a Russian docu­ become an actress. Spencer Tracy, Jean by the state. John Ericson. Lola Albright. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Haavan Help Ua' Mis­ [D IS ] Wind in the Willows a small town from an evil cattle baron. Don Rickies. 1968. chief prevails at a Catholic boys high GD Tales from ttia Darkaida GD Day of Discovery [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Boot Hill' The old we6t ment reporting that his sister is a spy. Beau [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcocrk Simmons. Teresa Wright. 1953. [ESP N ] Auto Racing '86: Formula Or>e To m Berenger, Marilu Henner, An dy Grif­ Bridges, Karen Grassie, Susan Blanchard. school during the 1960’s Donald Suther­ Rodeo (60 min.) (R) ® What About Women holds many surprises for two hard-luck [HBO] MOVIE: Qhostbusters' (CC) A ( g ) ® M O V IE : 'C .A .T . Squad' A n elile [ESPN] Grand Prix From Paul Ricard, France. (2 fith. 1965. Rated PG. in Stereo. 1978. 5:30PM GD Tony Brown's Journal land, Andrew McCarthy. John Heard cowboys. Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Vic­ trio of misfits goes into busirtess to rid government counter-attack unit sets out to [U S A ] Go For Your Oreems: Ceeh Flow The World Tomorrow hrs.) What's Happening Now 1984 Rated R. 11:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Quida tor Buono. 1969. Rated PG. GD MOVIE: 'AiKither Time, Arwther GD homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray. Dan A yk­ st(^ a group attempting to cripple Ameri­ Expo / Little House on the Prairie Place’ A lady correspondent during W orld [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday ca's secret space-laser project. Joseph [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Avenging AngaT (CC) 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu 1 1 :1 S A M CD MOVIE; 'Tha Lost Sa- royd. Harold Ramis. 1984. Rated PG-13 1 :00PM C£ Talladega 500 Coverage W ar II engages in a hopeless love affair Conese, Steven W. James, Jack Young­ A reformed hooker studies law by day and 1: 1 0AM [CNN] HoaMi Waak GD El Club 700 fari' A playboy and his wedding guests [ESPN] U S. Pro Tennis hrs.) Live. [M AX] MOVIE: Rocky' A small-lime 10:30AM ® Meet the Mayors of the 18th running of the N A SC A R racing with a married man, Lana Turner. Barry blood 1986 investigates murder at night. Betsy Rus- GD Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries crash-land in the jungle. Gordon Scott, Yo­ event is featured from Talladega, AL. (3 1:1 SAM (3D Oaorga and Mlldrad GD Three Stooges Sullivan, Glynis Johns. 1958. [C N N ] Big Story landa Donlan. 1957. hrs., 30 min.) GD Telephone Auction (3) Kung Fu [D IS] You and Me, Kid GD Para (Santa GrarKla (105 min.) ® MOVIE: 'Conquest of the Planet o.f (E) MOVIE: Tarzan Escapes' Tarzan is the Apes' The apes enslaved by the hu­ GD Esta Semana en Belsbol [ESP N ] SportsCenter 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Face tha Nation taken prisoner by a big-game hunter who man population of the Earth, whi< h is un­ GD M O V IE : T h e Autobiography of M iss Buy Early [TM C ] MOVIE: A Big Hand for the Lit­ wants to put him on exhibition in England. ® This Weak With David Brinkley der the control of a Fascist-like govern­ Jane Pittm an' A former slavb lives to par­ ‘Westowri^7^t}armacy tle Lady' A gambler's wife tries to finish a Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan, dD (3) The World Tomorrow ment, revolt. Roddy McOowall, Don ticipate in the birth of the civil rights move­ high stakes poker game when his health Ian Hunter. 1936. and SAVE GD MOVIE: 'Who Dona It?' Bud and Lou Murray, Ricardo Montalban. 1972. ment and recounts her life spanning a cen­ fails him. Henry Fonda. Joanne Wood­ tury of change. Cicely Tyson, Barbara ward, Jason Robards. 1966. (S ) Profiles of Nature ' turn detective to solve a crime. Bud A b ­ ® M O V IE : 'T h e Takin g of Pelham One, We feature the latest innovation in bott, Lou Costello, Patrick Knowles. 1942. T w o , Th re e ' Four men hijack a New York Chaney, Richard Dysart. 1974. ® Jimmy Swaggart ( 3 ) Batm an 445 Hartford Rd. pool design and ronslruclion. 8:00AM GD Wall Street Journal Report city subway train and demand a one million [C N N ] Larrv King Weekend 643-5230 ® Make It Real What's Happening Now dollar ransom. Walter Matthau, Robert (§ ) Talaphona Auctkm [D IS] Beet of Walt Disney Presents: ■ corrosion free filierglans jk>oI Shaw, Martin Balsam. 1974. Nashville O>vote A desert coyote gets a ® CNN Headline News GD Tames y Debates • thicker steel ® Capitol Journal ® Bums 8i Allen ride to Nashville where he meets up with a GD GD Frederick K. Price GD Kids, Irrcorporated [CNN] Sports weak GD This Week in Baseball lonesome beagle and a songwriter. (60 We offer a full. range of products and • insulated walls for warmer water ® He-Man & Masters of the Universe [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday min.) ® CBS Sports Sunday MOVIE: 'The Girl Who Knew Too ■ more pool bracing [D IS] MOVIE: 'Qreyfriar's Bobby' The 1 2 :0 0 P M GD ® Robert Schuller Coverage of the finish of the To u r de [ESPN] Skating; 1986 Olympic Festi­ services, including a Computerized • deck support true story of a faithful dog in Edinburgh M u ch ' A free-lance adventurer is hired by GD © ) Sesame Street (CC) France bicycle race is featured from Paris, the C IA to find the killer of an assassinated val (2 hrs.r-SO min.) Live. w ho watched over his master's grave. ■ reinforced concrete deck available FrarKe. (60 min.) syndicate boss. Adam West. Nancy [H B O ] MOVIE: Micki and Maude' (CC) Prescription Department. We are a U.S. Oral Roberts Donald Crisp, Laurence Natsmith, Alex • automatic pool cleaners Kwan, Nehemiah Persoff. 1969. A bigamous husband learns that both of GD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart Mackenzie. 1961. ( ® Robert Schuller ® CHIPS Petrol his wives are expecting. Dudley Moore, Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for • maintenance-free design Presents >■ 1 0:45AM (Si) Jmvish Ufa GD Lome Greene's New Wildamass Am y Irving. Ann Reinking. 1984. Rated (3 ) Wild Kingdom a now two locations to l»etter serve vou GD VottrorfT'Defender of the Universe ( 3 ) M O V IE : 'Forfoktdan' Despite different PG-13. N.U., CNG, and SNET. POOUkfMOTTUM 1 1:00 AM ( E T h i a W a a k in C on n ecti­ (3 ) Let's Go Bowling [C N N ] Daybreak cu t backgrounds, tw o people fall in love during [M AX] MOVIE: Police Academy II' We are one of .the area’s tarf'esi World War II. Jaquetine Bisset, Jurgen Ri. U NEW STORE [D IS ] Care Bears GD Punto de Encuentro (60 min.) (CC) The worst students ever to go to a LOTTOeMLY NUMBERS residential pool dealers with d ) David Toma Show Prochnow. 1985. police academy graduate into the worst IMUMAIIK-iNJSSELL STOVER COVENTRY .317 W. .Service Rd. [ E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R). ® Firing Une (60 min.) thousands of satisfied pool owners. ( S ) F T V (S) McLaughlin Group police officers ever to waHi a beat. S te v t' 742-7.308 Hartford 247..34I.3 [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) GD MOVIE: 'Domiftique' A widower be­ puttenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- IS) Roai to Raal (3 What About Women Our li$t f o e t on and on so why Weekdays 9-H gins to see and hear strange things after rrtan. 1985. Rated PG-13. Mon. & Wed. 11..3:30 8:30AM ® U p Front IS Nawi laadam Barry Bingham, Sr., of (3 ) M OVIE: 'Train Robbers' A hard- his wife commits suicide. Cliff R o b e s o n . not call UM today for a com plete Sal. Q-S Thurs. & Fri. 11-7 the LouiavHto Times/Courier Journal. Joan Simmons. 1979. ® The World Tomorrow drinking widow barxis together with a U*t and free egtimate. Sun. 9-2 Sal. 11.,3, Sun. 9-2 [CNN] Newsday OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. ® It Is Written group ^ cowboya to clear h w son's name. ConlinuMi. . . WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26. 1986 — 16 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July 26. 1986 ® Novela; Si. mi Amor 17 Sexuality FREE ZO N E by Winthrop Prince (5Z) French Chef W e e k e d a y s (0D Robotech [C N N ] International Hour [DIS] Dumbo's Circus S.'OOAM C® CNN Headline News (20) He-Man [U S A ] Liar's Club ClJ) ^7) [U S A ] Varied Programs (3f) He-Man & Masters of the Universe 3:30P M (® She Ra Princess of Power [C N N ] Crossfire [C N N ] Business Day 0D Transformers How can you tell if she’s faking? 0D Tennessee Tuxedo 5:30AM CE) varied Programs [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer. NOWHERE 5 NEAR TOWN CE) CNN Headline News [ESPN] Nation's Business Today LAST NIGHT. d0)G.I. Joe (11) Independent Network News 8:00A M ® Jayce and the Wheeled dD Wild, Wild World of Animals (1$ Agricultural News Warriors ® Challenge of the Gobots This man’s question on orgasm raises another question Jim & Tammy (H} 08) Challenge of the Gobots dZ) Wild World of Animals (6i) Morning Stretch 01) Polka Dot Door dD GoBots By Dr. June Relnisch that patients should take the [C N N ] Showbi; Today 00) Inspector Gadget [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner smallest dosage that provides 0D (IZ) Mr. Rogers' Neigfl [USA] Joker's Wild 6:00AM (T) CBS Early Morning News satisfactory control. CD New Zoo Revue (61) GoBots 4:00P M ® Hawaii Five-0 DEARDR.REINISCH: I The This drug might effect your Remember that a man doesn’t ‘give’ a [C N N ] Daybreak dD He-Man & Masters of the Universe have a question I know a lot of CJ dD 00) ABC News This Morning chances of getting pregnant, and (® Jimmy Swaggart [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents ® Sale of the Century men would like to know the partner an orgasm or ‘make her’ have one. Kinsey might carry some fetal risk if (11) (30) Varied Programs [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express ® VegaS answer to: Is there any way a you do become pregnant. (18) CNN Headline News 8:30A M (® The Fllntstones 0D G .I. Joe man can tell if a woman has Report However, he should be aware of what (20) Porky Pig ® Romper Room 0D My Favorite Martian faked an Orgasm? Is there some Therefore, it is important that increases a particular partner’s sexual ( ^ 20 Minute Workout 0D ( ^ Scooby Doo (8) Transformers reaction that tells him for sure you discuss your plans for a (41) El Club 700 0D Romper Room and Friends (8) Divorce Court that she hasn’t faked an pregnancy with your psychia­ arousal. (61) Superfriends ( ^ Heathcliff dD dZ) Sesame Street (CC) orgasm? trist. Do not alter the amount of [C N N ] Daybreak ( ^ 3-2-1, Contact (CC) (30) 06) Quincy this drug without first consulting [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club 07) Sesame Street (CC) dD She Ra Princess of Power DEAR READER: No There a qualified psychiatrist or physician. [ESPN] Aerobics; Bodies in Motion (R). iS M .A .S .K . ( ^ El Mundo del Espectaculo is no way to be certain if orgasm Haldol effects accompanied by disorders of hormonal and menstrual cycles. [U S A ] Room 222 [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus P K itK e (6D M.A.S.K. has actually occurred, short of sexual aggression or sexual Is that possible? 6:30A M c® Daybreak 9:00A M ® Love Boat [C N N ] Newsday having the woman wired to a DEAR DR. REINISCH: About contact with children. [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club Peeping Toms (® Fat Albert & Cosby Kids ® Brady Bunch [ e a r l y lLIE DETECTOR TE5- huge array of physiological- seven years ago I went through Treatment for men in legal DEAR READER: Someday ® 700 Club ® Donahue [U S A ] Bullseye measurement instruments to a crisis in my life and became DEAR DR. REINISCH: It is trouble because of peeping scientists probably will discover (11) Great Space Coaster 01) Little Rascals 4:30P M ® (20) Thundercats monitor blood pressure, heart very unstable. I bounced from very important that I learn requires combined hormonal some process whereby changes (IjD 20 Minute Workout (iD Ask Washington ® People's Court dD Tic Tac Dough rate, vaginal contractions, and doctor tp doctor and drug to and counseling therapy. The in female hormone levels (20) Woody Woodpecker ( ^ Catholic Religion^ 1 0:30A M ® Divorce Court (0D Private Benjamin about the sexual disorder called (8) Varied Programs all other aspects of arousal and drug for about three years until I hormone is Depo-Provera influence the level of sexual ( ^ NBC News at Sunrise 0 $ Sesame Street (CC) ® Partridge Family (18) Room 222 "peeping Tom masturbation” (8) Andy Griffith orgasm (and having the found someone who could help. I (medroxyprogesterone ace­ interest in males. ( ^ Voltron. Defender of the Universe ( ^ More Real People 01) Best Talk in Town (22) WKRP in Cincinnati Does it lead to other sexual dD Operation Petticoat information checked by experts take Haldol, which stabilizes my tate) . This drug reduces or Studies of married couples 01) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart 0 j) Fat Albert 0D CNN Headline News (3D Gumby Show ^ disorders, such as child who have reviewed many such condition. I see a psychiatrist eliminates the patient’s sexual show that coital frequency does Presents 06) Little House on the Prairie ^ ) (30) Sale of the Century 2:00P M (® Popeye (4D Novela: El Angel Caido molestation or rape? records.) four times a year to touch base desire, and thus the compulsion follow a pattern that matches (61) Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors 0D Lost in Space 0D dZ) Reading Rainbow (CC) ® (40) One Life to Live (6D [C N N ] Easiness Morning 00) Alice ® Let's Make a Deal In addition, not all orgasms and renew my prescription. to peep, .so that counseling can the wife’s menstrual cycle. One [C N N ] Daywatch [D IS ] Varied Programs DEAR READER: According [D IS ] Mousercise (H) The New Card Sharks (8) I Love Lucy arealike (even for the same Now I am happily married proceed. Counseling is more study measured husbands’ level [D IS ] You and Me, Kid [U S A ] Jackpot to our current understanding of [ESPN] Nation's Business Today [U S A ] Gong Show ( ^ d0) Another World woman, let alone from one and am carrying on about as effective if there is a partner of testosterone — a hormone 9:30A M ® Lea «B It to Beaver 5.00PM (® Three's Company woman to the next. Therefore, it sanely as most people. We have the voyeur or "peeping Tom.” [U S A ] Good Morning World 1 1:00A M (® Price Is Right ( ^ Heckle & Jeckle/Oeputy Dawg who joins in couple therapy. produced in higher amounts by ( ® Gidget ■ ® dD Charlie's Angels would not be very useful to it’s extremely rare for a person 6:45A M ® News ® Gilligan's Island 0D Novela: Esperandote discussed the possibility of males than by females and (Tf) The Munsters ® Jeopardy with this disorder, or paraphilia, $4) (57) Weather ® A Perfect Match dZ) We're Cooking Now provide you with a list of the starting a family in a couple of thought to be related to sex 00) Jimmy Swaggart (® Police Woman to also have another disorder ® Bewitched dD Hangin' In physical signs that occur at years. Triplets drive. This study found that a 7:00A M (® CBS Morning News ® Break the Bank 0D Eight Is Enough like pedophilia (love of children 01) (S) dZ) Varied Programs [CNN] Newsday orgasm for some women some I know it’s not wise to take husband’s testosterone level ® Inspector Gadget Journal 0D Wendy and Me * or to commit rape. Para — DEAR DR. REINISCH; Two (@ Mod Squad [USA] Alive & Well! of the time. drugs during pregnancy, but I was highest when his wife was at dD Good Morning America (CC) (S) Hoy Mismo (20) Happy Days years ago I became the ( ^ Beverly Hillbillies 2:30P M ® Capitol The real question is: Why are am afraid to stop the Haldol. Is outside, philia — love, so the the ovulation stage of her 01) Heathcliff 0Z) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood dD M»A'S*H great-grandmother of identical ( ^ ( ^ Wheel of Fortune ® Woody WocKipecker you worried about this? And if there any information on the word means a type of sexual monthly cycle. (10) Carrascolendas [D IS ] Varied Programs (2D dZ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood triplet girls. What are the odds @) Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous ® Dating Game you were to discover that a effects of Haldol on a fetus? practice that is socially Other periodic cycles noted (20) She Ra Princess of Power 1 0:00A M (® Hour Magazine dD Benson of this happening? You 01) Qrandes Novelas: Cuando ios Hijos 0D Tom & Jerry woman was faking orgasm, then prohibited and different from (2g (30) Today ® Bionic Woman (40) People's Court for males are that testosterone se Van (8) Great Space Coaster what? DEAR READER: Ask your usual behavior.) Nature ap­ discussed the odds of having ( ^ (57) Sesame Street (CC| ® Sally Jessy Raphael (41) Novela: Vivir un Poco levels are higher in the morning dD Ld^e Connection (8) Porky & Bugs pears to afflict an individual twins in an earlier column. Superfriends (® Monkees (60) Monkees Clinicians say that many of pharmacist for the package than at any other point in a [U S A ] That Girl (57) Joy of Painting insert for Haldol. If one is not with only one sexual syndrome (40) Good Morning America (H) Odd Couple [CNN] Newswatch the women who admit to faking 24-hour period. On a longer 1 1:30A M (® Divorce Court dD The Fllntstones or disorder at a time, according DEAR READER; The 01) Mundo Latino 0D 20 Minute Workout [U SA] Chain Reaction orgasms — or who lie and say available, go to the public cycle, one study has noted that (® ® ) New Love American Style [D IS ] Varied Programs to Dr. John Money of Johns predicted rale of triplet births is 0_1) Voltron. Defender of the Universe ® 700 Club they had an orgasm — do it library and ask a librarian to testosterone levels in human dD I Drearri of Jeannie approximately one in lO'.OOO [C N N ] Daybreak ( ^ ® Family Ties 3:00PIVI (® Guiding Light 5:30PM ® ® dD 06) News becau.se they don't want to hurt show you how to look up Haldol Hopkins University, the world’s males are highest in October. ( ^ Andy Griffith births, which is about 100 times [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl 0D Secret City (X) Gumby Show 0D Topper the man’s feelings. Many men in prescription-drug reference leading authority on paraphi­ The mating instincts of many (S) ( ^ Scrabble more rare than twin births. [U S A ] Calliope ® Varied Programs dD ® ) General Hospital (20) Laverne & Shirley take pride in thinking of books. lias. He notes that one disorder non-human animals are gov­ dl) Gidget ^ Actual data from a single year 7:30A M c® Plasticman ® Benson ® Hawaii Five-0 dD Reading Rainbow (CC) themselves as good lovers, and As yet. there are no large, rarely progresses to overlap erned by natural events, such as [D IS ] W alt Disrtey Presents; Dtsitey- 0D The Jetsons ^ WKRP in Cincinnati with another. of birth records might not match ® Straight Talk 0Z) Beachcombers land Showtime some become upset if the well-controlled studies of the the lengthening of daylight 0D Rocky and Friends @ Reading Rainbow Some peeping Toms mastur­ the expected overall rate, (11) 01) Robotech 01) Press Your Luck [U S A ] Madame's Place woman doesn’t have an orgasm. effects of this drug on babies hours in the spring. Other (8) Scooby Doo dD I Dream of Jeannie however. 08) Varied Programs [USA] Make Me Laugh Remember that a man doesn’t born to women who take it bate while they are peeping, environmental triggers include 11.40AM [D IS ] Varied Programs @) @) Santa Barbara [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents "g iv e ” a partner an orgasm or during pregnancy, but there are with or without reaching an Forexample. in 1981 — the specific smells, certain colors, 1 2:00PM CB CD CD (g) n . w . ® Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors [U SA] All Star Blitz orgasm Others do not even have latest year for which figures are fSD Midday ‘\make her” have one. However, reports of a few cases of fetal temperature changes and even he should be aware of what malformation, although it was an erection. All of them, available — there weri‘ .■).629.2.')8 the arrival of a particular food 01) Merv Griffin however, tend to “ relive” their live births in the United Stales. ( ^ Movie increases a particular partner’s not clear whether these were in the diet. peeping later, when alone or I ,.18,') of which were multiple Super Password sexual arousal (as well as what caused by Haldol. The Humans have been manipulat­ Puzzle Solutions with a partner, replaying it in births of three or more. (S) Break the Bank decreases it). so that he manufacturer recommends that ing and controlling their the imagination like a Multiple-birth rates are d r Ryan's Hope enhances those factors which Haldol be used during environment for .several genera­ videotape. In that way they are known to vary somewhat by age. 0D Grandes Novflas; Manana as Pri- make it more likely that she will pregnancy only if the benefit to tions. Therefore, it may be that mavera have an orgasm. the mother outweighs a able to maintain an erection and For example, mothers aged 3.S to only very subtle cyclic 39 are about four limes more @) Sesame Street (CC) Communication between potential risk to the fetus. reach an orgasm. variations in sexual desire answer [CNN] Take 2 This requirement either to likely to have triplets than are partners, by word or action, is Reduced fertility is also listed related to female reproductive mothers aged 1.5 to 19. Answer [ESPN] Aerobics; Bodies in Motion (R). very important in helping each as a possible side effect. The peep or to recall a peeping cycles or to .seasons remain in [U S A ] Varied Programs THRUSH AMOEBA VORTEX partner^understand what the information comes from studies incident in order to function The u.se of fertility drugs also our evolutionary makeup greatly increases the risk of HAMPER SEPTIC BROKEN 1 2:30PM ® Young artd the Restless other partner likes and dislikes. of rodents given high doses of sexually determines if the dD ® ) Loving These are complex issues and this drug and from menstrual behavior is paraphillic or not. multiple fetuses, with the rate as What the jockey called his 01) Movie irregularities noted in humans. If a rapist peers into windows high as 40 percent following u.se beloved sofa— are best discussed with a sex (S) Search for tomorrow (CC) therapist or counselor if they Moreover. Haldol carries looking for victims and is of .some fertility drugs. For Send questions to ^ Dick Van Dyke interfere with either partner’s warnings with regard to apprehended at that point, he is example, the chance of having (O Perry Mason Dr. Reinisch in care of HIS “HOME­ sexual satisfaction. long-term use: these stipulate likely to be labeled a peeping triplets increases to five in 1,000, STRETCH” [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Top instead of a rapist. The The Kinsey Report, 1:00PM ® Hour Magazine peeping Tom does his peeping P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ ® (9) All My Children over and over again, without Male cycle? ® Joker's Wild Clinicians say that many of the women committing rape, and usually mington, Ind. 47402. 0$ Varied Programs without entering a dwelling. Jumble on page 14 DEAR DR. REINISCH: Is Volume of mail prohib­ (§) ( ^ Days of Our Lives who admit to faking orgasms — or who lie Clinicians who work with there such a thing as a male BRIAN O ) W e're Cookirrg Now its personal replies, KEITH peeping Tops suggest that it’s hormonal cycle? I think there ® Beverty Hillbillies and say they had an orgasm — do it because important to determine the are times when I feel much but questions of 0D Mis Huespedes T V p u zz'' they don’t want to hurt the man’s content of their erotic fantasies. more interested in sex than I do general interest may [D IS ] Movie If the ^ p e r thinks of violence at other times. 1 :30PM ® As the World Turns feelings, f f or sexual partners while Sometimes I think my interest be discussed in future peeping, the peeping may be level matches my wife’s columns. W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26, 1986 18 On the House 19 On the House W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, July 26. 1986 ^

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Architect Alan Wiedie r - ' i stands in the bright, airy contemporary kit­ M I L Y □ chen he designed and BKFST KITCHEN built at his home on V South Road in Bolton. David Rocha/Manchester Herald

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Work took Wiedie three years ’'V DINING N I N G By Susan Plese Wiedie manages to sound The patient care Wiedie has These architectural matter-of-fact about major taken is evident. His workman­ ship in finishing details such as drawings show how There’s an old expression renovation. “ I don’t know white oak cabinet doors, about the shoemaker's children whether you’d call it a hobby.” the Wiedies’ new drawers and white laminate going barefoot. Evidently the he says. “ I’ve just always done countertops is beautiful. He had kitchen was added on phrase doesn’t apply to it. It’s fun.” help in only two areas — in order architects’ families, at least not at the end of the old Earlier renovations to the to “ move the project along.” he one family on South Road in house included a second-floor hired a carpenter to construct one with the old Bolton. dormer that added two the insides of the cabinets, and kitchen converted into Alan C. Wiedie. a self- bedrooms, a bath and small had another lay the hardwood employed architect, has trans­ a breakfast area. study; a deck; a rebuilt bath; floor. formed his small 1950s ranch and most recently, a new living The' finished U-shaped kitchen into a designer’s dream. The room with cathedral ceiling. The is airy and efficient. The last project was the kitchen, former six-room house now cathedral ceiling rises to a peak added as a new 12-by-15-foot boasts 11. in the middle, and is accented wing off the east end of the He denies ever feeling over his with a bank of “ ridge skylights” home. Theiold kitchen is now a head. “ I just keep plodding. One that line each side of the peak. small breakfast room. step follows the other.” he says Careful workmanship is evident in many details “ They’re not a purchased The job took Wiede three with a shrug. item,” Wiedie explains. “ I just years. “ From the moment I bought the glass — it’s insulated ■ ■. Continued counter facing the kitchen’s says. ‘T v e got to experiment Wiedie is currently the number of calls for additions started digging the hole in the “ It (the kitchen) took a lot glass — and fabricated the front window, which looks out with some (other) fixtures architect for dental offices and remodeling,” Wiedie says. ground,” Wiedie says. longer than I thought, though,” frames and flashed them into onto pachysandra-lined brick because they give off a littltubit housing doctors Hebert. Ste­ " I dug the foundation, rented he admits. “ In a kitchen all nice and cool.” he says. the roof.” walks. of a glare.” phens. Macary and Hebert in a concrete forms and poured the appliances have their own Wiede admits that the kitchen The room, in fact, is both In the summer, when the sun A few green plants, some remodeled Cheney house built foundation and put the floor requirements, electrical and doesn’t have much wall space. roofed and surrounded by glass. is high in the sky. a roof baskets and tinware add interest about 1911 on Center Street. He deck on the first fall. Then if sat plumbing. There’s a lot of “ It's a trade-off. really.”'Wiedie “ We knew we wanted a nice, overhang prevents hot rays to the kitchen. Particularly was the architect for the new coordination.” says. “ We had a heck of a time through the winter. bright room,” he says. from entering the window. "But attractive is a center maple Bolton fire station and a medical Do you know of a The Wiedies, for instance, David Rocha/Manchester Herald trying to find a place to put the “ In the spring I framed the Wiedie originally planned to in the winter, the sun comes in butcher-block island with building at 18 Haynes St. several wanted a gas stove. “ There’s no paper towels, but we wanted the home you’d like to see walls and roof, and by the install an exhaust system at the and hits you right in the chest. drawers for storage. years ago. gas in Bolton so we put a room as light and airy as we featured here? Write second fall it was all enclosed," roof’s peak, anticipating a That was a coincidence, but it propane tank in for the stove, ” The Wiedies’ new kitchen is a 12-by-15-foot could get. It isn’t a big deal.” “ Eventually the island will he says. He then knocked out the build-up of heat in the summer. sure is nice,” Wiedie says with a have a small work sink,” Wiedie to Susan Plese, care of Wiedie says. The gas is ^ addition on the east end of their once □ d a Although most of his work is existing kitchen wall separating "But it hasn’t happened. With grin. says. “ But when we first put it supplemented with an eye-level commerciai, he has designed Weekend Plus Maga­ the rest of the house from the the trees and ventilation it stays ranch-style home. The kitchen is lit with small in. it looked so nice I didn’t know microwave in one comer of the One unexpected dividend is other kitchens, solar rooms and new iaddition. During the second the position of the room. “ I eat ceiling-mounted spotlights and whether I wanted to put a hole in zine, P.O. Box 591, room as well as a conventional complete homes. “ Last year, winter, he concentrated on Continued... lunch here every day.” he says, track lighting. “ It’s a it fora sink.” That project is cabinet work and plumbing. oven. with the interest rates dropping, Manchester, Conn. pointing to a stool under a semi-success. I guess.” Wiedie temporarily on hold. there were a tremendous 06040. 20 trends WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. July 26, 1986 21 The Curious Shopper WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, July M. IBM

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Going I...... W ok wary: m Can metal resicJue Mf- ..C pose any (danger? II •; By Sonja Heinze I* ••• SHRINKING AMOUNTS •I I* Is it possible to purchase a wok OF POTATO CHIPS that will not rust? / follow the For years we have been buying •m ' manufacturer’s instructions for Lay’s sour cream and onion seasoning my wok but still have potato chips. The price seems to trouble. After washing and remain the same — $1.47 per Auctions aren’t before seasoning, my dishtowels package. But the net weight has y i h pick up a terrible metallic changed. Originally it was 7% f . residue. Is that residue harmful ounces, then it went to 7 just for the pros to my family’s health? Are cast ounces, and recently to b'A iron woks available? What do ounces. We consumers should Chinese restaurants use? be aware o f these practices. Phyllis Dodd, Avalon, N J. Lawrence Boisvert, Long Woks are made in various Beach, Calif. By Phyllis Zauner in the trade) is a rare Gutenberg In 13 years. Cole has auctioned It’s common wisdom that room for his markup; that means metals from thin iron to stainless We’re all aware of the candy Bible or a Rubens painting, the everything fixrm the Batmobile unrecognized treasures are that going one bid beyond puts steel, copper, brass and he auctioneer steps up to excitement is intense. of television’s “Batman” getting more and more diffi^lt the price just above wholesale bar that has been shrinking over aluminum. Irene Kuo, in “The the years, but we’re less inclined the podium, looks out The auctioneer chants in program to a dozen psychedelic to find. Still, every sale has at level. Key to Chinese Cooking,” across the crowded polished prose; invisible bids fly Rolls-Royce sedans formerly least one good story. And gossip One of the most fabulous of to notice a difference in the room, bangs down his owned by deported guru advises that the thin iron is the weight of a product. Thank you from every part of the about extraordinary bargains, as antiques auctions occurs in best to buy. I’m assuming that gavel and starts his salesroom. Necks crane to watch Bhagwan Rajneesh. ' well as disappointments over Richmond, Ind. (population ’ for pointing this out. this is the one you bought, so Another reader wrote having banter, wheedling and the duel between combatants. In short, auctions are no what got away, is almost routine 42,000), at Webb’s Auction keep it. Twhipping a crowd of 150 into a The pace is hectic; jn minutes longer for private collectors in every auction crowd. House, where a mall of 270 observed that Del Monte’s cans Rust is not harmful to your buying frame of mind. Each sale only. Buying at auction has One type of sale where of whole peeled tomatoes and the gavel goes down on the antiques shops funnels wares family’s health, but to prevent is a little drama, and the word “Sold!” Said one woman become fashionable. And selling bargains can still be had is the into the bi-weekly events. Its stewed tomatoes were smaller, silver-tongued auctioneer, who bidding on a minor item, “After at auction has evolved into big auction for charity (a political its unsightly occurrence Kuo having decreased from a fame in the Midwest is such that recommends the following: “A needs the touch of an actor, will it was over it took me an hour to business, reaching to levels of fundraiser, for instance), because one couple from Michigan drove 16-ounce size can to a go through or so items in an top corporations looking to turn those attending are more likely new wok should be seasoned 14'/2-ounce size. And while the 100 recover from the sheer 1,500 miles to bid on an ornate, with oil before using it to hour. intoxication.” idle assets into quick cash. to be interested in the cause than heavily carved Oriental desk and 7-ounce size of tuna cans used The scene is repeated And the beauty part is that- But newcomers to the auction in the merchandise. Bidding is prevent food from sticking and to be standard, they are slowly A new Wok should be seasoned with oil before using it to chair. Bidding was hot, but they . the metal from rusting. It should thousands of times every day you can watch and enjoy the scene would do well to attend a seldom heavy, the atmosphere is won out at $6,000. “We being replaced by 6'/2-ounce size prevent food from sticking. ^ across the country. The auction most posh auction without few sales “just for fun,” says unhurried, the quality of be heated over very low heat, ■ cans. considered it a bargain,” the brushed lightly all over with oil, business is growing bidding. The doors are open to auction organizer Verlon Webb. offerings high. wife reported, “we had set our Another sales method is to tremendously, says the president you, without money, without “They’ll get a feel for what’s then tilted and rotated while decrease the size of a can and Another sale pursued by top limit at $ 10,000.” resting ori the rim collar so that of the National Association of credentials. involved in becoming a good auction-hounds is the country Cynthia Parrish, an antiques label the product a “gourmet” brand to brand, all having about Auctioneers. And they’re selling But for the novice with a yen buyer, they’ll l e ^ the the oil coats all of the interior. item, as cat food manufacturers fish and chicken products. by using No. 7 Tar and Bug auction, often held in small dealer who sometimes helps run Wipe it clean with paper towels. the same amount of active everything from handyman's to join in the bidding, such terminology and sharpen their towns or on farms. About 90 have done recently. Additionally, the National Heart Remover by DuPont. Tar is the auctions at Webb’s, offers “Oil and clean twice; then ingredient. tools to luxury cars. “People are top-of-the-line salesrooms would instinct for prices.” percent of the offerings fall into Readers who have noticed size Savers Association recently similar to remove. Do it as soon some advice to those who would rinse it well and dry it Of all the bleaches now on the endorsed Burger King’s new in the mood right now where scarcely be the place to start. A They may also discover how the category of usable like to get in on the fun and and weight reduction of as possible because the sap thoroughly with a towel or over market, including liquid and Chicken Tenders as a they are looking for bargains,” smaller, local auction is wiser capricious a crowd can be. At an second-hand things. profit of auction buying. products, with no commensurate powder, chlorine and discolors the paint.” he says. "Auctions pretty well for the fledgling bidder. direct heat. A wok that is well lowering of price, please pass heart-healthy fast-service food. auction, an item is worth what But there are treasures, too, • If you’re a collector, be non-chlorine, liquid chlorine Mrs. E. H. Hovey, dictate that.” Auctions are everywhere. someone wants to pay for it, no for those with an eye for the rare informed. Read special articles ^ seasoned by repeated use doesn’t the information along so we can Thank you. Burger King. But Clearwater, Fla.: “Use mineral While the growing number of Once confined to back-road tents rust. But it should be oil treated bleach is the most effective and what about the french fries? matter how ridiculous that figure find. Recently, a workable and comprehensive books and all keep abreast of what seems the least expensive. spirits. Put some on a very small auction-goers has made those and bams in mral America, they may be. before storage if you don’t use it player piano, desperately in need pamphlets which will fully to be a trend in marketing. The only problem with rag or Q-Tip and rub on the bargains harder to come by, have now proliferated into urban . Saundra McGowan, an of tuning, went for $315, about describe the qualities that will often, especially when it is new READER FEEDBACK: spot. It will not hurt the finish. buving at auction can be areas and offer an astonishing and the metal is still ‘raw.’ ” chlorine bleach is that if you use SAP ON CARS auctioneer’s assistant who helps half the usual price. either depreciate or increase the DIFFERENCE IN BLEACHES a lot of it and you have a septic But do remove it — it will eat profitable, especially for the as.sortment of'merchandi.se. run auctions in northern Cast iron woks are generally Peter Kurowskl, Pulaski. But as McGowan points out, value of a piece. Become an Can you tell me if it is worth tank, you may have to have the through the finish eventually if knowledgeable. Art collector Government agencies sell their California, says she’s seen not used in this country, Wl$.: “This is in regard to a you don’t.” urban dwellers don’t often have I expert, however modest, about spending the extra money for a tank cleaned more often because Frank Getlein, for instance, old office machines. Customs people pay unbelievable prices the opportunity to either locate those things you want to buy. although I am told they are used well-known bleach (Clorox), question from a reader who Harrison Baithaser, picked up three lithographs by offices dispose of confi.scated for junk. “I once watched two in China where wok cooking is a the bleach tends to slow down, wanted to know how to remove or attend country auctions. The more you know, the better compared to house or store the decomposition process. Honesdale, Pa.: “Rubbing Carl Bodmer, one of the first goods. Post offices rid stubborn women trying to outbid Listings can be found in you’ll be at judging quality and continuing all-day process for brands? The difference is quite sap safely from auto finishes. alcohol is the answer. I’ve been artists to explore the American themselves of unclaimed Having parked my auto under " one another for a rusty, antique small-town weekly newspapers. spotting fakes. large families. With cast iron the a bit o f money. John UPDATE: using it for years. It will cause a West, for $10. He judges them packages. Police departments put egg beater. They finally drove rust would be even more of a trees for many years, the easiest No one, though, will have • Always attend previews and Offermann, Kingston, N.Y. BEEF TAUOW white-colored film after use, but to be worth over $4,000. When up unclaimed recovered stolen the price up to $45. trouble finding antiques thoroughly examine the articles problem, but again, not harmful Liquid bleach is liquid bleach. and-safest solution for the this can be removed with auto tales of such lucky finds bikes. “But I’ve also watched to one’s health. In a recent column concerning removal of tree sap is to dab it polish.” ■ auctions. For the antiques trade, you’re interested in. Bring a Buy the cheapest you can get. fat, or tallow, and how ■ percolate around the showroom, Well-heeled buyers chase wonderful things go for a song. auctions are life’s b lo ^ , flashlight and a magnifying There is little difference from with gasoline until the sap auction-going turns into an bargains in auctions of expensive I myself missed out on the widespread its use is in dissolves, then lightly wipe the attended by retail bidder and glass. Peek into comers. Look packaged food and for deep-fat addictive hobby. cars, condominiums and bargain of a lifetime when I was dealer alike. spot dry. Make certain to But auctions can also be great business computers. There’s for cracks or repairs in china. frying in restaurants, I stated repolish the spot.” bidding on a baby grand piano a Although the average dealer Never bid on anything you spectator sports, watching even an auction of smugglers’ year ago. I gave up too soon. that Burger King’s chicken would like customers to think he haven’t inspected. Read the sandwich is deep-fried in M. Pearce, Portland. Ore.: coveted prizes won or lost in a boats confiscated in dmg busts, The piano was knocked down finds all his treasures in the “I have successfully used a matter of minutes. with average winning bids that conditions of sale for items you A wok that is well seasoned by repeated shortening that’s approximately for $1,300 and it was probably attics of sleepy New England want; “as is” condition may product called G

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