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PA )WER liarge with In Stock 3 18 Piirtek Flynn/ManohMtor Harild FATAL CRASH SCENE — Firefighter hoses down the wreckage of a car after it hit a 9A train on Tolland Turnoike late Friday night. The driver of the car was killed. x2 ;k 0-88 Dr. Crane’s Quiz man killed wheii State muet ‘wait in iine’ foi^ Merriil

1. Which fruit is largest in size? By The Associated Press charges in connection with an attack wait in line,” the detective said. showing up drunk and refusing to CONCORD GAGE JONATHAN DUKE on a South Windsor woman. work. A Connecticut state police detective He sSid Merrill was scheduled to be 2. Which type of cloth is not derived directly from car collides with train But, Lacaprucia said, it could be Authorities checked the name — a living plant? prepared Friday to head to Toronto to sometime before Merrill is returned transported Friday from Fredricton, John Sisam — Merrill was using interview the state’s most notorious New Brunswick to Toronto. LINEN SILK NYLON MUSLIN By AAlchele Noble collided with the train head-on at to Connecticut because Toronto au­ through crime computers. They found But O’Marra said, “ To my escapee, whose iife on the iam ended 3. To refer to an old cow as "A hovine maiden of 16 Manchester Herald 9:43 p.m. thorities have a warrant for his arrest Merrill was captured Thursday that it was the name of a man whose knowledge, they (lights) proba- this week in an apple'orchard in the on charges stemming from a house summers” illustrates which one of these? The driver was pronounced afternoon by the Royal Canadian wallet was stolen in the Toronto biy weren’t working at the time. ” Canadian province of New burglary. SIMILE ANACHRONISM A young man was killed late dead at the University of Connec­ Mounted Police in the orchard where housebreak in which Merrill is a The train was traveling east Brunswick. He is also a suspect in several other EUPHEMISM HYPERBOLE Friday night when his car coi- ticut Medical Center in Farming- he worked in Hampstead, New suspect, police said. toward the J.C. Penney complex. Detective Louis Lacaprucia said he burglaries and sexual assaults in the 4. The term "snake eyes" suggests which one of lided with a train at what may ton at 11:50 p.m. The state Brunswick, state police said. Corporal Timothy LeDrew donned these? The front end of the Honda was wouid be armed with an arrest Toronto area and in Peterboro, have been an unlighted railroad medical examiner’s office is an apple picker’s apron, went into the crunched towards the rear of the warrant charging Frederick Merriii, Ontario, a Toronto suburb, state Police said Canadian authorities orchard and sidled up to Merrill. MICE SPICE RICE DICE crossing off Tolland Turnpike located at the UConn Medical 5. God helped Joshua by driving out two kings and vehicle from the impact. 41, of Toiland with first-degree police said. In addition, Canadian were called to the orchard around 1:45 Jeffery Adam, an officer who assisted near the J.C. Penney warehouse, Center. escape. Merriii escaped more than a immigration authorities are prepared p.m. Thursday after receiving reports their armies by means of which one of these? More than 25 firefighters from in the arrest, said he and LeDrew police and fire officials said. The lights at the crossing were year ago from the state’s maximum- to charge Merrill with violating work of an argument between a man later HORNET HONEYBEES SNAKES LIONS the Eighth Utilities District Fire pointed a shotgun and a .38-caliber The Manchester Police Depart­ covered because Conrail is in the security prison at Somers, where he laws, Lacaprucia said. identified as Merrill and his foreman, Department responded to the revolver at Merrill’s head when they Answers in Classified section ment refused to release informa­ process of replacing them, ac­ was awaiting trial on sexual assault “ So I think basically we’re going to who said he had fired Merrill for surprised him. tion on the man pending notifica­ cording Eighth District Fire scene with two engine trucks, a tion of his next of kin. Officials at Department spokesman Thomas rescue truck and a utility truck. the scene described the victim as O’Marra. Attempts to reach A crowd of more than 50 Connecticut Weather a young man. ConRail officials for comment watched from an open field off the Bush, Duke^ Police at the scene said the were unsuccessful. street as police blocked off the driver of the 1988 Honda was Police refused to answer ques­ area. Police turned away traffic Manchester and vicinity: Today will be mostly apparently attempting to race the tions over whether the lack of beginning at the Burr Comers sunny. High in the middle 70s. Tonight, partly train before it crossed the rail­ lighting contributed to the shopping center on Tolland prepare for cloudy. Low 43 to 48. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a 40 road crossing when his car accident. ’Turnpike. percent chance of rain. High in the 60s. Jr jto Hyfflr first debate West Coastal, East Coastal: Today will be mostly Good man, drink kept her going sunny. High in the middle 70s. Tonight, becoming By David Espo mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain late The Associated Press at night. Low 50 to 55. Sunday, cloudy with a 50 LEBANON, Ohio (AP) —Callie Young, an avid “ She just said she didn’t ever want to be. She baseball fan and a woman who was outspoken percent chance of rain. High in the 60s. moved around all the time and didn’t want to about her independence, has died at the age of have a husband to tie her down,” her grandson George Bush took a turn at bat as Reagan 112. said. administration diplomat and -Michael Dukakis - Northwest Hills: Today, mostly sunny. High played catch with a member of the Boston Red Sox Ms. Young’s prescription for a long life Miss Young, an avid Cincinnati Reds fan was around 70. Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 40 to 45. wouldn’t sit well with medical professionals. on Friday as they loosened up for Sunday’s Sunday, mostly cloudy witt a 40 percent chance of just seven years younger than the bail club itself "She told me a good man and a good drink Until a few years ago, she hadn’t missed an high-stakes debate in the race for the White House. rain. High in the 60s. Neither candidate did much heavy lifting in always kept her going,” said her grandson, o p tin g day in almost 50 years, her grandson i Booker T. Young of Lebanon. "And she smoked said. And she wasn’t the kind of fan to take a A,.--':. V"— - public, preferring to spend most of the day with up until two or three years ago.” game sitting down. aides preparing for the nationally televised Miss Young died Thursday at the Lebanon 90-minute confrontation in Winston-Salem, N.C. The Lottery Nursing Home, where she celebrated her 112th “ She liked to shout and scream and holler ” '.£ 4 debate begins at 8 p.m. EDT. birthday last week. Young said. “ She’d call them her boys.” Each candidate staged an early njorning, ^ " 7 She had three children, all deceased, but never She last attended a game four years ago when made-for-television scene before repairing to the married. privacy of his debate class. The vice president goes Connecticut daily Friday: 884. Play Four: 0811. her grandson took her to opening day. into the debate holding a modest lead in most public Connecticut Lotto Friday: 8, 10,19, 84, 89, 35. opinion polls, although the same surveys show that a substantial percentage of the voters remain either uncommitted or only loosely committed to a Manchester police assist candidate. Index Bush invited reporters over after his breakfast meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze and Secretary of State George Shultz. “ We had a substantive discussion on where R i m l r i A * * 1 OTfif n i^w ff .... 9 1 . 7 FBI in biggest drug bust n h iir r ^ h A * 1 A .1 K Obltuart*tt A things stand on the bilateral relationship between H p i n l n n _ 1 9 -1 q the United States and the Soviet Union,” said the By AAlchele Noble fickers in Manchester and New n o m i c * Senior Citizens 7 other evidence was seized from a vice president, who stressed his involvement in AAanchester Herald nnnrm HIriit A.Q Snorts 1 9 - l f l Britain. In late 1987, the New Corvette and Cadillac owned by U.S.-U.S.S.R. diplomacy. Focus 17-32 U.S./World __ 3,10-11 Britain Police Department deve­ Mariano. These vehicles, a mo­ “ It is a pleasure for me to see Mr. Shevardnadze Federal investigators used in­ loped information that Mariano torcycle and a speed boat were AP photo once again,” said Biish, who occasionally has used formation supplied by Manches­ was trafficking cocaine, FBI also seized. diplomatic backdrops for his campaign. “ We have ter police to seize more than $1 detectives said. “ This was an extremely signifi­ MOM’S A BIG WHEEL — Nefertiti Thursday as she heads to work aboard met several times.” million worth of cocaine in a drug In the spring of 1988, the FBI cant drug bust in Connecticut,” Smallwood Armstrong pushes her her unicycie. Cleopatra appears un­ Shevardnadze said they had a "very interesting, a fianrbpBtrr lirralb bust Thursday that is rated joined the New Britain Police said Brian O’Keefe, supervisor of daughter, Cleopatra, 18-months, fazed by the unconventional form of. very substantive and a very profound discussion on among the most successful in Department investigation of Ma­ the Hartford FBI office. “ But, problems of.4:oncern to both our countries.” state history, authorities said. riano’s drug sales operation, through a Washington D.C. intersection transportation. USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 304 unfortunately, it will only very He said Bush has “ been involved in all high-level At least some of the high- according to the FBI. temporarily disrupt the market, discussions here in Washington and our talks with quality cocaine seized in the West Penny M. Sletfert, Publisher “ We started out by getting the maybe 48 hours worth.” the presiodent.” Farms Mall in West Hartford little guys and then going for the Wood said the seizure wouid Shuttle preparations A-OK Dukakis arranged a media ^event of a different Qeorge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen Thursday night was believed big fish,” Wood said. also not disrupt the selling of the order outside his house in Brookline, Mass., playing E ditor Composing Manager headed toward Manchester, ac­ Denlae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard Police said Mariano was ar­ drug in Manchester. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. will close at 12:29 p.m. catch in the street with Boston outfielder Ellis cording to Manchester Police emergency oxygen system, three Advertising Director Pressroom Manager rested following a brief struggle (AP) — Launch preparations for “ We launched in the past in types of parachutes, a life raft, Burks. “ A little warm-up here. Warm up the Jeanne Q. Fromertti Frank J. Mc^eegan Department spokesman Gary In addition to the charges he with the arrest team after he sold space shuttle Discovery pro­ cotton flight suits and a launch governor for the campaign, warm me up for the Busineea Manager Circulation Director Wood. faces in Connecticut. Mariano is emergency drinking water, flota­ an undercover FBI agent over 3 ceeded without a hitch Friday as, escape helmet which is easy to series,” said Burks, whose Red Sox were opening an A Federal Bureau of Investiga­ also wanted by Italian authorities tion devices and survival vest pounds of cocaine at the parking 1,000 miles Sway, the five men take off and hold in your lap while important three-game showdown with the New tion Drug Task Force including for the 1987 sale of one-third of a pockets containing a radio bea­ Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the lot at West Farms Mall. who will fly the first post- lying on the launch pad and then con, signal mirror, shroud cutter, York Yankees Friday night. Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Manchester, detectives from Manchester, kilogram of cocaine in Venice. Challenger mission rehearsed put it on just before liftoff,” said “ Burn one in there,” a reporter shouted to the Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. New Britain, and Hartford police After the arrest, police seized Italy, authorities said. A warrant pen gun flare kit, sea dye marker, Postmaster; Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, re-entry procedures while wear­ mission specialist George governor. departments worked together another 7 pounds of the illegal based on that charge is held by smoke flare and beacon. P.O. Box 801, Manchester, Conn. 08040. ing their new, uncomfortable Nelson. Nelson and his fellow crew “ Not ’till Sunday,” he replied. It you don't receive your Herald by 8 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 with agents from the Hartford driig from Mariano’s rented the U.S. Marshals Service and flight suits. “ In the pressure suits that After 10 minutes, Dukakis repaired to his house. a.m. Saturdays, plaaae telephone your carrier. If you're unable office of the FBI to arrest Michele vehicle along with 27 empty will be lodged against Mariano, members on the last flight before to reach your carrier, call subscriber aenrioe at 847-0048 by 8 The suits, made necessary by a we’re wearing now, you can’t Challenger suited up and climbed “ What are you going to do to get ready today, P. Mariano, 22, of 203 Oakdale plastic cases used to store kilos of according to police. p.m. weekdays lor dellvsry In Manchester. new escape system, are so take them off, you can’t unstrap governor,” he was asked. Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for one cocaine. One kilo of cocaine is the into the cockpit five times only to Ave., New Britain, on federal Mariano appeared Friday be­ and sit up in your seat,” said “ I just warmed up,” he replied. month, $23.10 for throe months. $48.20 lor six months and same as 2.2 pounds, police said. cumbersome that NASA officials b e disappointed by $02.40 tor one year. drug charges, police said. fore U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Nelson. “ So you’re going to be Not that that was the end of it. Also found were scales and have reduced the time period in postponements. The Manchester Harold Is a member of the Assoelaled Press, Wood said the drug investiga­ Eagan in Hartford and was lying on your back the whole time Dukakis had an entire roster of Democratic 123.000 cash. which the shuttle can be launched The countdown has an extra the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona, the New England Prose tion which led police to Mariano ordered held in federal custody inside your pressure suit and politicians and strategists assembled to help his Association and the New England Newspaper Assodatton. began in 1987 after police ar­ Later in the evening, additional from three hours to 2'A. The day built in to give the launch until a bond hearing next week. launch is scheduled for 9; 59 a.m. that’s fairly hot.” team time to resolve any prob­ preparations, including New Jersey Sen. Bill rested several minor drug traf­ amounts of cocaine, cash and An investigation is continuing-. EDT Thursday and the “ window” Built into the suits are an lems that may occur. Bradley. Calendar Checks focus With A Colchester home improve­ customers in numerous towns in “ shoddy workmanship” and of M anchester ment contractor whose business the Manchester area, according scheming to take money from once was based in Manchester is to Neil Fishman, the assistant customers for work never begun Monday on cancerous facing a state lawsuit accusing attorney general prosecuting the or completed. Fishman said. Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. him of defrauding customers. case. He said the allegations involve Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center hearing The suit, filed by Attorney Perkins, whose business was instances in which Perkins ac­ room, 3:30 p.m. items at dump (Senefal Joseph I. Lieberman formerly located in Manchester, cepted between $500 and $5,000 in Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing accuses John Perkins, owner of has nrioved to Colchester, where deposits from customers for work room, 7 p.m. Family Home Remodelers, of similar customer complainfs he never began or in which he Board of Education. 45 North School St., 7:30p.m. taking money as deposits and not have begun “ cropping up,” Fish­ Tuesday By Nancy Concelman finished only portions of jobs. performing or finishing work. man said. Fishman said the lawsuit ac­ Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, Manchester Herald The, suit seeks $54,000 in civil A machine answered the tele­ cuses Perkins of violating Con­ 7:30 p.m. penalties — $2,000 for each phone at the com pany-^iday, Wednesday Manchester is working to comply with a necticut’s Unfair Trade Practi­ violation — and more than $30,000 and Perkins didn’t return a ces Act, the Home Improvement Commission for the Disabled, Senior Citizens’ request by the state Department of Environmen­ in reimbursements to customers. message seeking comment. Act and the Home Solicitation Center. 7:30 p.m. tal Protection to set up check stations for the The suit involves 27 Perkins The state is accusing Perkins of Sales Act. removal and storage of capacitors found to Andover contain cancer-causing agents from junked appliances. Monday FASCINATION— Janet Recreation Committee, Town Office Building, 7 Adams of 286 E. Middle The D E P is asking every solid waste disposal p.m. Turnpike views some of the area to create a pre-1979 “ white goods” check station to ensure removal of capacitors before , Wednesday , art atthe Lindgren Art Election Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 they’re shredded so the metal can be recycled. Gallery atjlling Junior High p.m. Capacitors in pre-1979 appliances contain School. The works were polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, which have Bolton created by teachers. cau ^d cancer in experiments with animals. PHrick Flynn/M(nchMl«r Herald Monday Lee O’Connor, superintendent of the Highway Public Building Commission, Community Hall, and Sanitation Division, said Wednesday he 7:30 p.m. attended a workshop last week and is setting up a Tuesday Teachers featured in art show check station at the Manchester landfill that he Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall, By Nancy Pappas Agnew. hopes to have ready in about a month. 8 p.m. weekend during each of the V# Manchester Herald ft is the first time that work by Wednesday year’s subsequent shows. To help alleviate the problem of junked cars, the town’s 16 instructors has been Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial The first piece to catch the the D E P has done tests that show “ fluff,” Elaine Agnew can turn a lump showcased in this manner, said visitor’s eye is the wistful pastel Park, 7:30 p.m. of clay into a graceful vase, beat a Fitzgerald, who teaches art at non-metallic materials used in Oars, is not a portrait of a child, titled “ Ruth.” hazardous material and can be dumped at nuggebof metal into a stunning filing. by Lucille Glaeser, a longtime art municipal facilities. Coventry piece of jew elry andcutglass into “ We were hoping to promote a teacher in town, ft is at the Fluff includes plastic, upholstery and other flowers which fairly beg to be better understanding among stu­ gallery entrance, and was of Monday fingered. / f dents that their teachers are not materials, but the D E P’s findings won’t help Public hearing on boating ordinance, Capt. particular interest to several Yet when sixth grade students just classroom personalities,” filing students who dropped in on Manchester too much because fluff also contains Nathan Hale School, 7 p.m. 7 / ^ around Manchester see her, they said Fitzgerald, at the hursday Thursday afternoon, who pointed metals and cannot be accepted at the Manchester Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7p.m. think of “ the art lady,’ ’ a woman afternoon opening reception. landfill; O’Connor said. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office to its realism. whose role is primarily that of an “ They are artists who teach. “ We decided because of the metals that were in 7 ^ Building, 7:30 p.m. instructor, rather than a creative They are are artist/educators.” Ellen Clayton, 16, and Kendra it, it wasn’t .in our best interest to take It,” Tuesday artist. Freeman, 17, whotakeartclasses Unfortunately, most students O’Connor said. Food distribution. Town Office Building, 10 a.m. That’s precisely why Donna at Manchester High School, were will not see the show unless their The number of junked cars and “ white goods” Gerald Park Association, Town Office Building, 7 Fitzgerald, manager of The among approximately 75 visitors teachers take them over for a has been growing in Manchester because p.m. Lindgren Art Gallery at filing who stopped in at the gallery mini-field trip. The gallery, now facilities they were previously sent to no longer Wednesday Junior High School, chose to open opening for cider, cheese, and a in its second year, is open only accept them, O’Connor said. Community Health Nurses, Town Office Building, the year with an exhibit called Art chance to see the works. Clayton from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., The D E P alsoclamped down on operations that 2 p.m. Teachers in Perspective. The said she had expected the Max cdebcated his birthd^ Monday through Friday. The shred old appliances because fluff containing Thursday small gallery, just off filing’s teachers’ work to be excellent. exhibit is open through Oct. 14. Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 front lobby, is filled with paint­ What surprised, and pleased her. PCBs is a federally designated hazardous p.m. ings and prints, bracelets and “ We had hoped to have evening she said, was the fact that the material. As a result, the Waterbury company necklaces, blowp' glass bottles hours, but it turns out to be a real school system would celebrate that accepted the recyclable metal from and honor the work in this way. Manchester was prohibited from shredding at a fabulous {^iace. College sets convocation and ceramic jars, all done by security problem,” Fitzgerald appliances containing capacitors more than Manchester’s art teachers. said. The show will, however, be “ f think it’s neat that they get a And among those' works are a seven months ago, O’Connor said. Manchester Community College will hold a open from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, chance to show their work here.” large ceramic umbrella stand, a Environmental laws also closed down the convocation for new students on Thursday at 5:30 during filing’s parent open house. she said, “ ft shows the teachers Chances are. Max birthing room, using come to “ room-in” Birthing Center would silver and brass ring and a And Fitzgerald hopes to have the facility that accepted most of the state’s junked p.m. in the Lowe Program Center. that we know they’re real people, the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show stained glass floral piece by gallery opened at least one real artists, too.” cars. The facility closed in July right after the won’t remember what The purpose of the convocation is to encourage West Haven landfill that accepted the fluff a great time he had at birth methods they ‘ spent the night! The you their facilities and new students to take full advantage of their college closed. The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next efay. Mom and offer you more informa­ opportunities. The problem of junked cars resulted in a Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t Jonathan M. Daube. MCC president, said, “ We UConn names Manchester woman six-point proposal in July from the Connecticut hope to communicate to our students a sense of what Conference of Municipalities to deal with the Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “ Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve the community college can mean in their lives, how Ann Huckenbeck of Manches­ UConn in 1970 as an assistant assistant dean for administration cars. CCM, which consists of representatives But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as ter, a special assistant to Univer­ to make it theirs, and how to dream confidently director of admissions. During in the business school. from the state’s 169 municipalities, ask^ that never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? while keeping one foot on the ground.’ sity of Connecticut President her four years in admissions, she Since April 1987, Huckenbeck the six points be considered as legislative John T. Casteen Iff and a former derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday For more informa­ helped establish transfer admis­ has been a special assistant to initiatives. The convocation will begin with a procession of assistant dean of the School of sions standards, and interviewed Casteen. Town officials said the proposals, which From the moment the security and confi­ boy. tion on The Family faculty and staff. Roland Chirico, professor of Business Administration, will and counseled students wishing Huckenbeck earned her bache­ included Increasing fines to people who abandon they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a “ birth Birthing Center or a English and a professional musician, will perform a head UConn’s admissions office transfer to UConn from other lor’s degree in English from cars and creating regional facilities to temporar­ trumpet rendition of the National Anthem. on an interim basis as of Dec. 1. enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call institutions. She also developed UConn in 1970, graduating magna ily store junked cars, should be considered The welcome to new students will be given by UConn announced that in Oc­ articulation policies with Connec­ cum laude and with distinction. attention and personal expert medical atten­ vottr future. The Family 643- 1223. despite flaws. Daube. Speakers include David Bartley, graduate tober, Huckenbeck will begin ticut community colleges, which She also earned her bachelor’s tion of Manchester O’Connor said even with the recent DEP care that are so hard and president of Holyoke Community College and working with Admissions Direc­ set guidelines for guaranteed and doctoral degrees from findings, that proposal may still be necessary. to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch form er Speaker of the House of Representatives in tor Ann G. Quinley, who is leaving transfer based on grade point UConn. both in education “ I ’m sure it would be beneficial for all Massachusetts, and Attorney Nancy Kelley, a 1982 UConn Dec. 1 to become dean of averages. administration. of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing MCC valedictorian who is serving as a White House academic support services at the fn 1972, she served on the Huckenbeck is a member of the communities to work together to get rid of them Throughout labor and staif. fellow. University of Massachusetts. Transfer Policy Committee for Athletic Advisory Committee and (junked cars.)” delivery. Max’s parents .‘\fter delivery. Carol Wiggins, UConn vice the state's Master Plan on Higher is second vice president of the The D E P has listed five facilities in Connecti­ had the support ot Mom was settled into president for student affairs, said Education. UConn Alumni Association. cut and Massachusetts that will accept cars. BirthingCenter Tag sale Is today a search committee will be From 1974 to 1985, Huckenbeck Because fluff has been found non-hazardous, their own nurse in the her comfortable room AT M ANl’HFSrFR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL appointed soon, with the hope of served as assistant dean for other towns with facilities permitted to accept privacy of their own where Max was wel­ The Manchester Emblem Club tag sale will be filling the admissions director undergraduate programs in the The Metropolitan Museum of municipal solid waste can dispose of it. today from 10 to 2 p.m. at 14 Barry Road. The rain position by Sept. 1, 1989. UConn School of Business, and Art was founded in New York in date is Oct. 1. Huckenbeck began working at from 1985 to April 1987 she was 1870. » I f f ’ « f • I 1 »> » » 'mi t I « k » « M ♦ M I« » v%% t; t 1- 84 disruptions Senior Center to start Monday sets open house Sophie Zatkowski Christian wake will be held O live M. H o lC O IV lb Sunday at 8 a m. Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. HARTFORD — The state Department of Sophie Sumislaski Zatkowski Calling hours are Sunday from Graveside services were held 71, of 56 Union St., died Friday Transportation announced that several changes to 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Friday for Olive M. Holcomb, Bv Joe DImlnIco entrance and exit ramps along 1-84 in downtown (Sept. 23,1988) at the Manchester funeral home. Memonal dona­ formerly of Hartford and Activities Director Hartford are scheduled to take place next week as Memorial Hospital. She was the tions can be sent to St. John the Manchester. part of the $88.5 million I-84/I-91 interchange widow of Henry J. Zatkowski. Baptist Building Fund, 23Golway She is survived by a sister, Am y modernization project. She was bom Sept. 1, 1917 in St. D. Jones of Manchester. Manchester residents 60 years of age and older These changes, including the re-opening of the West Virginia and was a longtime are invited to attend the Manchester Senior Center’s High Street ramps on 1-84 and the temporary Manchester resident. She was “ Open House’ ’ on Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The ciosure of the Trumbull Street ramps, will occur also a member of St. John the center has scheduled an array of events that will over a three-day period between Monday and Baptist Polish National Catholic include a drawing for a free trip for two to Radio Wednesday, weather permitting. In addition, Church. OPEN HOUSE City Music Hall, a guest appearance from Jeffrey temporary lane closures will occur on 1-84 She is survived by a son, Henry Cole of WFSB TV 3 and a free lunch for all those eastbound on Monday and Tuesday nights. J. Zatkowski, Jr., o f Manchester; Sunday, Sept. 25, 1-4 PM attending. Also included will be a free blood Beginning at approximately noon Monday, the three brothers, Bruno Sumislaski pressure screening and nutritional counseling. 7 -FN. ' High Street entrance ramp to westbound 1-84 and of Vernon, Stanley Sumislaski of Individuals desiring to have a mammogram (breast Waljjut Street will reopen to traffic. ' San Diego, Calif., and Francis check for cancer) may do so by calling 286-4915. ’The In conjunction with these changes, it will be Sumislaski of Manchester; four mobile mammography center will be in the parking necessary to temporarily close North Chapel Street sisters, Caroline D’Onofrio of lot from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. between Ann and High streets from 9 a.m. to noon Windsor, Adella Cameilla, Ceci­ There will also be daily activities such as square Monday. Once traffic has been shifted on High lia Ott, and Marion Zajac, all of dancing, ceramics, friendshipcircle, woodworking, Street. North Chapel will reopen. However, the shift Manchester; two grandchildren pocket billiards, exercise class and bridge. We of traffic wiil prohibit left turns from High Street and several nieces and nephews. encourage seniors to bring a friend, and family onto South Chapel Street until construction of the The funeral services will be members to bring a loved one. A FULL DISPLAY — The Rev. Kirn-Eric weekend. This weekend was chosen for remainder of the bridge is completed. Monday at 9:15 a.m. at the Classes, Williams of Concordia Lutheran Church the display to honor the 1000th On Tuesday at 7 a.m. the eastbound exit from 1-84 Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. puts out a display of Russian Orthodox anniversary of Christianity in Russia. to High Street will be re-opened to traffic. The High Center St., followed by a Mass of Basketweaving for beginners — Tuesdays from 2 icons, which his church is hosting this Street entrance and exit ramps were originally Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. 6 Tanglewood Lane, Bolton, CT to 4 p.m. beginning Oct. 4. closed in January for reconstruction and realign­ John the Baptist Church. Burial Plumbing — ’Tuesdays from 9to 10a.m. beginning Surprising raised ranch with new In-taw apartment and screened porch. will be in St. John’s Cemetery. A ment as part of the interchange project. The High If country privacy Is your preference, but you love a neighborhood for Tuesday. Street bridge over 1-84 is also being replaced as part the kids this home has It all. Come view this Immaculate home and Dried Flowers — Thursdays at 9 a.m. beginning of the project. • Quake killed 721 enjoy refreshmenta In thia tranquil aalting. Priced below *200,000. Thursday. Rare icon exhibit at church The final rampchangeson Wednesday include the Olfactions; From 3S4, taks SB south, Isfl on School, right on Hsbron, and left on Exercise “ Rose” — Monday. Wednesdays, and temporary closing of the Trumbull Street exit on KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - Tanglewood to sign. Call tor Information - 663-1500. Fridays from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. beginning Oct. 3. eastbound 1-84. These closings will occur by 6 a.m. to The major earthquake that hit S K YOU THBmU Photography — Tuesdays at 10 a.m. beginning allow for reconstruction of the Trumbull Street Nepal on Aug. 21 killed 721 people Oct. 4. brings Russia to Manchester ramps and the adjacent retaining walls along 1-84. and left 460,000 homeless, Prim e Refinishing — Wednesdays at 9:30a.m. beginning The eastbound and westbound Trumbull Street Minister Marich Man Singh Oct. 5. Bv Nancy Pappas ramps are scheduled to reopen to traffic in Shrestha said Friday. Stenciling — Oct. 14 until Nov. 18 — Fridays from Orthodox, explained the Rev. Kim-Eric Williams, The earthquake injured 12,244 OEANW Manchester Herald pastor at Concordia. December 1989. Until then, motorists should plan to 9; 30 to 11; 30 a.m. Individuals may register for one use the ramps at Asylum and High Streets as and caused damage totaling or all of the scheduled projects including; Holiday “ The Orthodox are more concerned than we are A bit of Russia is visiting Manchester this alternates. Motorists will be directed to the about $200 million, Shrestha said. m ■ ^ with the mystery and the power of religion,” Cards, Kleenex Box Cover and Letter Holder. Noel weekend. Columbus Boulevard entrance to 1-84 eastbound as a The earthquake, which regis­ sv Village and Toy Blocks, Table Runner or Clock. Williams said. ’Th ere is more of a sense of the A rare collection of more than 35 hand-painted permanent alternate to the Ann Street ramp, which tered 6.5 on the Richter ^cale, 1643 Prospect Hill Road • Wir«hor, CT06095 • (203} 683-1509 Pressed Flower Workshop — Oct. 13 from 9:30 to creative side of Christ. It’s a side of religion which is icons, or scenes of Christ and the saints, will be on is being eliminated. destroyed 66,000 homes, he said. 11:30. Participants should bring 5” x7" or 6” x8” often missing in the Western, or Roman, side of display at Concordia Lutheran Church at 40 Pitkin For more information on these changes, contact wooden frame, velvet or burlap backboard, two Chnstianity.” St. through Sunday. They are done with egg-based the I-84/I-91 Interchange Hotline at 528-4023. small eyehooks for wire. tempera paints on wood, and are an important part These icons, with their lush colors and textures, Drivers Education — Oct. 18 and 19 from 12:30to 4 LOWEST PRICES EVER SALE of the worship by .those who follow the Russian are used to evoke that sense of mystery, said p.m. Williams. Kinder Care worker Several months ago, Concordia Lutheran's Notes worship committee decided to work on establishing Bfep golfers are reminded about the annual an understanding of East-West relations, as they charged in sex abuse banquet planned for Oct. 6 at the Arm y and Navy pertain to the Christian community, Williams said. Club be^nning at 6 p.m. with a cocktail hour. Police arrested an employee of the Kinder Care Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Also, Bob Pitts, the Coincidentally, the display of icons was available •If. day-care facility on West Center Street Friday on “ One Man Band,” will perform. League members for display in a small number of churches across the charges of sexual abuse to a minor, police said. who have not made reservations should contact the ; United States, Williams said. These paintings, Country Oak William F. Reale. 35, of 113 Standish Road. center. Guest tickets are available for $10 at the which are based on ancient originals, are painted by Your Choice D/L Cherry monks in Greece who must fast 30 days before Coventry, was arrested on a warrant charging him Wing Chairs Pie Safe center. with second-degree assault and risk to a minor, working on their art. In Russia, work of this sort is Retail $795.00 Loveseats Coffee Table Lady golfers are reminded that their annual according to police. Your Choice banquet is scheduled for Monday at the Manchester no longer produced. The charges resulted from an investigation Country Club beginning at 1; 30 p.m. Inquiries may This particular weekend was chosen to honor St. prompted in February 1988 by a parent whose $44900 $22900 $ 2 5 9 0 0 $37900 be addressed to League Secretary Gert Andrews. Sergius of Russia, whose name day falls on Sept. 25, 2- year-old child attended the day-care center. NOSTALGIA.. Don’t forget for Thursday’s Program, A1 Colton and the 1,000th anniversary of Christianity in Reale was placed on administrative leave in y e s t e r d a y will be on hand to play a few selections on the organ. Russia. March. None of the children attending the day-care FOR TODAY Seniors interested in participating in a duckpin Last Sunday the confirmation classes visited the IN SOLID OAK center were withdrawn at that time, according to league on an informal basis may do so on Friday All Saints Russian Orthodox Church in Hartford. police. morning at 9:30 at the Holiday Lanes. Cost is $4.35 This weekend, a lay member of that church will Reale was released on a $25,000 bond and is per three games plus a banquet at the end of the address the public at the Manchester church, expected to appear in Manchester Superior Court year. For more information call Ruth at 643-6403. explaining Orthodox spirituality. Sept. 28. ■=sH The center is in desperate need of volunteers to Temple Stuart Lady Americana Sleeper Sofas call Bingo on Monday and Friday mornings. Bingo, “ This provided a way for us to address East-West with Innerspring Mattress 60" China a popular game, is in jeopardy. Contact the center If rivalries and tensions, some of which are deeply 2 arrests at EB Retail $2424.00 mattress interested. influenced by the split between Western Christian­ $ 8 8 ^ Finally, condolences are extended to the family of ity and the Eastern Orthodox faiths,” Williams said. GROTON (AP) — Two members of a striking Ruth Malon, a longtime volunteer. The Sunday worship services at Concordia, at 8 union at Electric Boat — one on the picket line and 6 0 % o ff $169000 4T M fit. ir Lmt. $ 5 2 9 0 0 Four Neililgle Chiks and 10:30 a.m.,-will include Russian prayers and one who had returned to work — were arrested -SOME PRICES GOOD ON IN STOCK ITEMS ONLY* Menu choral themes, under the direction of David outside the shipyard after the picketer allegedly Many More Great Values On Display Monday; Ham grinder, juice, beverage, dessert. .\lmond. In his sermon, Williams said, he will sprayed the other with an foul-smelling liquid. Tuesday: Hamburg and macaroni casserole, address the tensions in the contemporary scene. City police on Thursday charged James Bliven New England Furniture & Bedding vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. IN GLOWING COLOR — This icon, titled “ It’s even more important than ever that we 25, and Terry W. Kelley, 40, both of Groton, with Wednesday: Seafood boat, juice, dessert, Virgin Mother of God, is one of the paintings understand what motivates the Russian people,” disorderly conduct following the lunchtime inci­ beverage. being displayed this weekend at Concordia Williams said. dent. The two men are scheduled to appear in New Thursday: Salisbury steak, gravy, augratin The exhibit of icons will be open to the public today London Superior Court on Oct. 6. Lutheran Church. The original was painted 596 Hilliard St., Manchester, Conn. • 646-5626 potato, peas, dessert, beverage. from 10 a.m. to noon and from 2 to5 p.m. On Sunday, Kelley is one of about 1,100 MTC workers out of Hours: Mon.-FrI. 11-6. Thurs. 11-8. Sal. 11-5, Sun. 12-4 • M C - Visa - Free Delivery Friday: Chicken salad sandwich, soup, dessert, in the 17th century, while this one was done some of the icons wiil be used in the services, while 10,200 who have crossed picket lines and returned to "'Connecticut’s Best Kept Secret" beverage. several years ago by monks in Greece. others are displayed in the lounge.c- work. Government State & Region Guilfy plea in fraud scheme maze is hit No clues In baby’s death Involving P&W engine parts NEW HAVEN (AP) —. The state medical BRIDGEPORT (A P )— The city government has examiner was unable to determine the cause of “ so many checks and balances, it makes the federal death of a newborn girl found in a garbage bag Twardy said Turbine em­ Assistant U.S. Attorney Dou­ government look like a joke,” according to a NEW HAVEN (AP) - The outside a firehouse Aug. 28, and police also say they ployees are also being investi­ glas A. Lavine said some of the consultant hired to review city operations. president of a Pennslyvania have no leads in the case. gated on allegations they refur­ vanes were welded in Connecticut Jacob Ukeles, of Ukeles Associates Inc., pointed airplane parts distributor who The official cause of death has been listed as bished defective parts at home. and were returned to Wilkens’ out to the Common Council in his “ reconaissance sold defective jet engine parts undetermined, Dr. James Luke, the chief state Twardy said that during 1986 Pennsylvania company where report," that there are 75 boards, commissions or pleaded guilty Friday to conspir­ medical examiner, said this week. The body’s and 1987, Wilkens met with their appearance was altered to departments running things in the city, ail with ing to defraud the federal govern­ decomposition hindered efforts to determine the individuals and agreed to send disguise defects. different responsibilities, lines ■ of authority and cause of death. Luke said. ment, authorities said. sources of power. Joseph H. Wilkens, 53, presi­ the vanes to their business to have Wilkens then had his company The child was less than 2 weeks old and her send the vanes to an F A A repair He said the surplus of power groups, combined dent of American Support and welding work done. Twardy de­ umbilical cord was still attached. clined to identify the individuals station for approval and certifica­ with failed attempts to update the city charter, Service Co. of Line Lexington. The body will be turned over to welfare officials tion, Twardy said. hinder managerial advancement. Pa., entered the plea before U.S. involved or their company. for burial, the medical examiner’s office said. Twardy said many of the vanes Further complicating clear identification of District Judge Ellen B. Bums and Ciccarelli said the company •were approved and returned to power bases in the city is the state-mandated has agreed to cooperate in an was not approved by the FAA. Wilkens. ’Twardy said Wilkens Financial Review Board, he said, which was on-going investigation, U.S. At­ Twardy said used vanes are Large resort planned made about $150,000 by reselling instituted after Bridgeport received approval from torney Stanley A. ’Twardy Jr. required to be worked on, in FAA-operated or FAA-licensed the vanes to at least eight the legislature to sell municipal bonds to cover an LAS VEGAS (A P) — A Connecticut developer has said. distributors. estimated $34 million multi-year accumulated unveiled plans for a proposed $1.2 billion resort on Twardy said that Wilkens con­ repair shops. defict. the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. spired with two other business­ While Ukeles identified the state’s Fiaancial The project, dubbed the Pharaoh’s Kindgom. is men, who have not been identi­ Review Board as a constraint, he said it will be being proposed by Anthony Silano of Silano fied. to refurbish defective helpful in solving city fiscal problems. Development Group of Prospect. Backers say the second stage metal vanes and Ukeles said that through the board and other project would include the world’s largest resort, offer them for resale to distribu­ efforts of the city, the community is more aware of 5.000 rooms, plus some of the tallest buildings in tors. The vanes are used in Pratt the city’s fiscal crisis than it was when he began his Nevada and a giant casino. and Whitney-produced JT8D jet 14-month project. The project would also feature an 80-acre family engines which power 727s. Ukeles’ presentation was the first before the theme park, golf course, and a retirement The metal vanes — about 3 Common Council. In the coming weeks, he plans to AP pho to community, according to plans announced inches long by 1 inch wide and a make similar presentations in a series of five HELLO — Barbara Bush greets Jessica New Britain. She admonished the media Thursday. half-inch thick — ar(! designed to neighborhood meetings for the public. The proposed 710-acre site is located on the old Los direct air toward blades on a Genarelli, 2, being held by her mother, for concentrating too much on issues revoling wheel inside a jet engine Dana, during a visit to the Easter Seals Angeles Highway, an extension of the Strip on the T.EWINS CROSSlNfj^ like patriotism and the Pledge of southern edge of Las Vegas. which powers the airplane, ac­ Rehabilitation Center in Waterbury on Allegiance, at the expense of news­ cording to Michael Ciccarelli, Wet T-shirt view Friday. Mrs. Bush made campaign and worthy speeches by the candidates on spokesman for the New England fund-raising stops for her husband's serious issues like drugs and the Pollution case settled office of the Federal Aviation presidential campaign in Waterbury and environment. Administration. Condominiums costs state cops STAFFORD (A P) — Two Massachusetts com­ Twardy said that the defects panies accused in 1982 of polluting a commercial centered on the strength of the water supply have agreed taa $300.000 settlement of vanes. He said defective vanes HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill a suit filed by a Stafford couple, an attorney says. could have caused an engine to said Friday he was pleased that the state police Bush, Dukakis fans hopeful shut down. union had agreed to pay for repairs to state police The two companies. F.L. Roberts and Company Inc., and a related company, RPC Corp., both of “ We know of no accidents that Open House cruisers damaged when troopers reportedly have been attributed to those HARTFORD (A P ) - With a polling,” said GOP State Chair­ Springfield, Mass., this week agreed to settle a suit stood atop them to get a better view of a wet ticut Poll showed that state parts thank God,” Ciccarelli said. new poll showing George Bush man Robert S. Poliner. filed by Bruno and Alice Warchol, charging that fuel T-shirt contest among female officers. voters, who favored Dukakis by “ Everybody moved fast.” and Michael Dukakis locked in a Democratic Gov. William J. from an underground storage tank at the Sunday, Sept. 25th O’Neill said he found the incident at a state 17 percentage points in July, now Twardy said that the Turbine dead heat for Connecticut’s votes. O’ Neill said he thought the companies’ Route 190 gas station had contaminated police picnic embarrassing. prefer Bush by 39 percent to 37 Component (3o. of Branford re­ Republicans said Friday that numbers would take another turn their well. “ No question about it, it’s an embarrassment,” percent for Dukakis, with 24 ported the scheme to F B I agents they’re perceiving a " national after the debates between the The Warchols well supplied a small commercial 1-4 PM the governor said, “ It should not be repeated, percent undecided. last fall and the FAA notified trend toward their candidate presidential contenders. plaza in the late 1970s across Route 190 from a BP certainly not in the state of Connecticut. If there’s But because the 2 percentage airlines it believed had purchased while Democrats predicted the “ Mike Dukakis is very good on gasoline service station, one of 70 stations going to be functions such as that, they don’t point edge for Bush is within the the parts. presidential debates would be his feet and the issues will start to throughout New England operated by the F.L. belong in the state of Connecticut.” poll’s margin of error of 5 Those airlines that bought the 182 Main Street • Manchester key. take hold and I think you’re going Roberts, said the Warchols’ attorney, Robert B. The picnic, boosted by the Connecticut State percent, it is impossible to defective parts included Air “ We expect our numbers to to see the numbers start to turn Cohen of Hartford. Police Union, was held Sept. 14 in Wallingford determine which candidate is in Lingus, Air Canada, Air Mexico and attended by troopers from several states. grow. The trend’s definitely going around again,” said O’ Neill. the lead. Cohen said the settlement came after two weeks with the Bush-Quayle ticket," of testimony in a trial on the suit in Vernon Superior and U.S. Air, Twardy said. State police are still investigating and have not In the debate. O’Neill said. Also, about 20 percent said they said Anne Scherr, a spokeswo­ released a firm estimate of damage to the Dukakis “ has to do more than might change their minds be­ Court. He estimated that the cleanup may cost F.L. man for J. Brian Gaffney, who cruisers. The wet T-shirt contest reportedly hold his own.” tween now and Election Day. Roberts between $450,000 and $750,000^ heads the Republicans’ cam­ involved female troopers. “ I expect he’ll do that, plus. I “ The evidence is pretty strong paign in Connecticut. When the contest was announced, several think you’ll find him a very it could go either way.” said G. AMATO’S CARPET SERVICE, INC. “ I pleased to see that what was troopers scrambled to the tops of their cruisers to forthright person on television Donald Ferree Jr., director of the Long strike predicted my gut feeling about what was and I think he will appeal to the poll. _ FLOOR COVERING get a better view, according to published reports. HARTFORD (A P) — The first strike in six years going on in the state was American public.” O’Neill said paying for repairs with union funds The poll was taken by telephone by the Hartford Symphony Orchestra forced the E ' SALES • SERVICE INSTALLATION had not been suggested by his office, but that he scientifically proven in their The Hartford Courant/Connec- from Sept. 12 to Sept. 18 postponement of the start of the 1988-89 season and did think it was appropriate with no negotiations planned, the only thing both 3S YEAIIS SHOWEOOM BY exFemENce APPOIMTMEHT “ I think that’s no more than right: certainly sides agreed on Friday was that the battle has just the state taxpayers should not pay for damage to begun. 47 Cherry Street those cruisers when it was done on private tim e " Profs formula says Its a tie " I ’m saddened to say we’re still quite a bit apart,” the governor said. East Hartford, CT NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Yale indicate the race between Repub­ hard. It’s going to be a squeaker, " said Morton Handel, the symphony’s president. “ I professor has found some success lican George Bush and Democrat he said Thursday wouldn’t dare venture to guess as to how long it wili predicting the outcome of presi­ Michael Dukakis is a tossup. said There are three keys to the Fair last.” 2 9 1 -8 3 5 8 dential elections by using a Fair, who emphasized his inter­ formula; the growth rate of the William D. Steinberg, president of the American mathematical formula based on 2nd death probed est was purely academic. economy in the six to nine months Federation of Musicians Local 400, said the COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL the premise that “ people vote According to the Fair formula, before the eiection the rate of musicians are prepared to stay out as long as it NO WAX FLOORS • VINYLS WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A second death at a their pocketbooks " which is designed to yield the inflation two years before the takes for them to get better wages and benefits. nursing home is being investigated for possible link.s Economics Professor Ray C predicted percentage of voters "L et me tell you the mood of the orchestra,” WALL TO WALL CARPETS to an outbreak of salmonella poisoning, state health election and the head start of the Fair has been developing and who will cast their ballots for Steinberg said. “ Last night, members of the officials said. incumbent. honing his formula since 1976. but Democrats, Dukakis will receive orchestra stood up and said. 'Please don’t vote for Investigators have confirmed 18 cases of in putting it to the test for the past 48.2 percent of the popular vote The equation leaves about 3 strike if you’re not willing to stay out as long as it salmonella poisoning at the home and are awaiting 20 presidential elections, it But because the formula is percentage points of room for takes to get what we need.’ ‘SALE’ test results of 13 other residents of West Hartford proved wrong only three times, in accurate oniy to within 3 percen­ everything el.se. Such as foreign “ The final vote was 71 to 2. ... They’re willing to Manor, authorities said. END OF SUMMER’ 1960, 1968 and 1976 tage points. F air said it is policy, environment, defense. stay out as long as it takes.” Although the outbreak is over, two of the 18 After inserting several eco­ “ This is not physics. There are The union represents about 85 musicians who Starting at $16.95 INSTALLED inconclusive this year. (Furnttur., UBhoftttrv. Mpout Addniwnl) residents who contracted the sickness have died. nomic variables into this political ' ‘This says the election won’t be errors. It’s not deterministic by perform with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, The second person died on Wednesday. season’s equation the numbers moot. Both candidates should trv any means,” he said. the Connecticut Ballet and the Connecticut Opera. til? 90-day term U.S./W orld In Brief Teen says she took the rap

in drowning Major AIDS bill OK’d for dad in stepmom’s killing WASHINGTON (A P) — The House on Friday PENSACOLA, Fla. (A P ) — A Navy rescue- passed a major AIDS policy bill that would expand ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - A swimmer instructor was found guilty Friday of testing and counseling, protect the confidentiality of teen-ager imprisoned after con­ negligent homicide and sentenced to 90 days in the test results and speed up research into the fatal fessing to her stepmother’s brig in the drowning of a panic-stricken recruit disease. “ murder has told authorities a new forced under water during a training exercise. The vote on the AIDS Federal Policy Act was story, leading them to charge her Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Combe, 28, of 367-13. father and hte sister-in-law with Tempe, Ariz., also was convicted of conspiracy to The centerpiece of the bill is a $400-million-a-year committing the crime to collect $1 commit battery by a five-officer court-martial grant program for voluntary testing and counsel­ million in insurance. panel. The panel rejected a more serious charge of ing, aimed at people with a high risk of exposure to Authorities now say that Cin­ involuntary manslaughter. the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency namon Brown, 18, who has spent In addition to the confinement. Combe was syndrome. States and health facilities would have to three years in a Caiifomia Youth reduced in rank one grade to petty officer third ciass comply with a number of conditions to get the Authority facility, was persuaded and reprimanded. money. to take the blame by her father, At the hearing. Combe testified that he has had who told her she was too young to sleepless nights, received hate mail and threatening be kept in prison. phone calls. He also owes $12,700 to his civilian Textile curbs approved Orange (bounty Deputy District lawyers. Attorney Jeffrey Robinson said WASHINGTON (A P ) — The House approved and “ We are compared to the Germans who burned Miss Brown began cooperating sent President Reagan on Friday tightened curbs on Jews,!’ Combe said of the letters and calls. with investigators when she be­ textile, apparel and shqe imports, inviting a Others, he said, called him a murderer and a came fed up with her plight while * pre-election trade clash with the administration but killer, and one suggested his family should be her father lived in luxury with his falling short of a veto-proof margin. drowned in front of his eyes so he would know how former sister-in-law, Patricia the victim’s relatives suffered. “ I ’d like to take this opportunity to remind you AP photo Ann Bailey, 20. that half of the flags we are pledging allegiance to Marine Capt. James Royce, Combe’s military Acting on her story, authorities DAVID BROWN CINNAMON BROWN KIDNAPPED EDUCATORS — Three Alann Steen, 49, left, Mithileshwar were made in Asian rim countries — that is about counsel, urged no punishment, saying Combe Thursday arrested David Arnold U.S. and an Indian hostage in Lebanon Singh, 60, a legal resident alien of the the amount of the textiles and apparel we have . . .arrested . . .took the blame already had suffered enough because of the Brown, 36, and Ms. Bailey at their publicity, threats and cost of the court-martial. hold a poster in a photo released by their U.S., Robert Polhill, 55, and Jesse lost,” said Rep. Butler Derrick, D-S.C., as the House home for the slaying of Linda approved the measure 248-150. Combe was found guilty of repeatedly dunking kidnappers on Friday. The kidnappers Turner, 41. They were kidnapped Jan. Marie Brown, 23, who was shot to Drenched in warnings against new trade 19-year-old recruit Lee Mirecki in a swimming pool warned they may resort to violence if the 24, 1987 from the campus of the death as she slept March 19,1985. protectionism, however, the House balked at at Pensacola Naval Air Station while otherstudents The complaint against Brown PICK YOU OWN and United States fails to support Palesti­ U.S.-affiliated Beirut University College providing the two-thirds support that is needed to were ordered to face away and sing the national alleges 11 overt acts of conspi­ anthem. nian rioting against Israel. Hostages are by gunmen posing as police. override a presidential veto in the House, which has racy to commit murder, includ­ READY-PICKED 435 seats, three of them vacant. “ Each time I hear ’The Star Spangled Banner’ I ing discussing the killing with Ms. played for a gold medal winner at the Olympics, my Bailey beforehand and recruiting joy is overshadowed by my thoughts that my his daughter by telling her that brother, Lee, heard the same song as he fought for Soviet troops, tanks move Arms proposals offered RASPBERRIES his wife was planning to kill him. his life,” said the victim ’s sister, Lynn Johansen, in WASHING’TON (A P ) - T h e United States and the Brown, owner of Data Recov­ (The Best Crop In 20 Years!) a telephone interview from Appleton, Wis., the Soviet Union have exchanged proposals designed to ery, a computer service, aiso Mireckis’ hometown. further nuclear arms control but an agreement to allegedly persuaded Miss Brown at the Great Pumpkin Patch Combe faced up to a year in prison on the to halt unrest in provinces place interim limits on their long-range nuclear to take the blame and instructed negligent homicide count — compared to three warheads is not imminent, senior U.S. officials said her what to do. Edmondson’s Farm MOSCOW (A P) — Troops and saw transport planes at the years for manslaughter — along with a bad conduct how many soldiers were on the Friday. Robinson also filed a special tanks Friday blockaded the capi­ airport, and tanks, armored Coventry discharge and loss of pay and allowances. The streets, she responded; “ There “ I don’t want to lead you to believe that something circumstance charge of commit­ tal of Armenia and flooded the personnel carriers, and roadb­ battery count carries a six-month maximum. are more of them than us.” like that is imminent,” Charles E. Redman, the ting murder for financial gain, streets of a disputed city in locks in the city. State Department spokesman, said as two days of which could lead to a death 2 Miles from Bolton Notch on Rt. 44 • 742-6124 Azerbaijan to try to quell ethnic “ All night for the past two intensive U.S.-Soviet talks neared an end. sentence if Brown is convicted. unrest in two southern Soviet nights we heard planes coming Open Dally 8-7 IKecMy At the White House, spokesman Marlin Fitzwater Brown was being held on a Study suggests republics. in,” Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Scott said, “ We don’t think we’ll get a formal agreement no-bail warrant, said Lt. Dick Tass said police and soldiers McCallum said in an interview in H e a lth T ip before the end of the administration, but it’s Olson, a spokesman for the arrested people suspected of Moscow. He said 1,200 soldiers something we’d sure like to make progress on.” Orange County sheriff’s depart­ ‘hold’ on death burning down homes in Nagorno- were stationed near central Lenin ment. He did not know which Karabakh, where the majority Square. attorney would represent Brown NEW YORK (A P) — Researchers have found Armenian population wants Ar­ Soldiers and police set up at arraignment. evidence that Jewish deaths decline just before menia to annex the region from roadblocks on roads leading into Army gets support Prosecutors said Brown took Passover and increase afterward, supporting the Azerbaijan. Troops confiscated the city and were searching the PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (A P) — Opposition out four life insurance policies on * - folk wisdom that some people near death can cling guns, knives and other weapons. trunks of cars headed into Yere­ his wife during three years of to life to reach an important event. The official news agency said a van, he said. leaders backed the new military government Friday, crediting Lt. Gen. Prosper Avril with marriage. Two were purchased In analyzing deaths over 19 years in California general strike continued in Stepa­ An employee of the state leading the country toward democracy by seeking in the two months before her RE/MAXMstofthe river 647-1419 researchers found evidence for that ability in peopie nakert, main city of the mountain broadcasting agency Gostelradio ¥ 297 East Center Street MarKhester. CT 06040 to rid the army of its most repressive commanders. death. The four promised a total With cancer or diseases of the heart or brain blood enclave, but that a curfew and a said “ many kinds of soldiers’’ “ There is a democratic revolution going on in the payout of more than $1 million, vessels. ban on public meetings and carrying machine guns were by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. but police said Brown got only Results suggest that some people can **hang on marches imposed Wednesdays army,” said Serge Gilles, co-leader of the Patriotic OPEN HOUSE patrolling the streets and central $835,000 because of incomplete untii occasions that are important to them, which is were lessening the tension. HYSTERECTOMY Unity Bloc, a coalition of three center-left political Sunday/ Sept. 25 • 1-4 PM square of Stepanakert. Asked paperwork on one policy. something that has been speculated on for In Yerevan, “ there are troops parties. “ We’re on the road to democracy.” RISK The night of the murder, Mrs. Welcome to thie lovely rural neighborhood In Manchester. ^ousands of years,” said researcher David and tanks. I don’t want to say the Each year over 300,000 women Avril, the army’s former adjutant general, Brown was sleeping alone in her Phillips, a sociology professor at the University of whole city is surrounded, but at undergo surgical menopause, assumed the presidency after a coup by rank-and- It Is an easy commute to Hartford. bedroom in a rented Garden California at San Diego. Lenin Square and other areas usually at an earlier age than file soldiers Saturday ousted Lt. Gen. Henri AMERICAN FUEL Grove home. Shot twice in the 6 Overlook Drive The work suggests death can be postponed about a where there are government natural. Surgical removal of a Namphy, who was sent into exile in the Dominican abdomen at close range, she died Iminaculate ranch with family week, said Phillips, who reports the study with buildings there are hundreds of OIL INC. woman’s ovaries prior to ■ Republic. room and two batha. Lovaly lot menopause abruptly cuts off her at Fountain Valley Hospital graduate student Elliot King in Saturday’s issue of soidiers,” said a man who identi­ and larga dack. *184.000. MANCHESTER, CT major source of estrogen, which is traupria center. The Lancet, a British medical journal. fied himself as the deputy editor essential for adequate calcium United front declared Several hours later, detectives In interviews, experts said similar effects have of Armenpress, Armenia’s offi- 94 Overlook Drive DISCOUNT OIL absorption to maintain strong found Miss Brown in a doghouse appeared in other studies and in treatment of dying ciai news agency. RANGOON, Burma (A P) — The opposition Nloa 4 BR Colonial - firat floor bones. Women who do not begin In the back yard. Police reports family room with flraplaco, alld- patients, but one suggested the new finding may Deputy Interior Minister N.I. estrogen reeplacmeent therapy declared on Friday it wili form a united front of ara and daok. For your convanl- said she had taken an overdose of reflect anticipation before the holiday and emo­ Demidov said in an interview on promptly are at very high risk for pro-democracy groups after the new military anca flrat flo o r lau nd ry. »1 OS.OOO. a prescription drug and was tional letdown afterward. Soviet television that extra osteoporosis (weakened bones). government of Gen. Saw Maung cracked downjin clutching a note that read; “ Dear ’The study included deaths three months before troops, from the Interior Ministry street demonstrations. God, please forgive me. I didn’t 89 Indian Drive and three months after the large fam ily meal that and the reguiar army, had to be /GAL The military inteliigence chief. Brig. Gen. Khin Lovaly 3 Badroom Colonial Inprl- occurs on Passover eve. Deaths among Jews and icuie mean to HUrt her.” vata aatting. Larga country brought into Yerevan to prevent, 125 Qal. Min. Delivery Nyunt, said that by Wednesday 263 people, including kitohan. Aral floor family room non-Jews were compared for 1966 through 1984 Despite the teen-ager’s confes­ violence. C.O.D. %p p e i 238 civilians, had been killed since Sunday’s coup, a and laundry. '224,000. sion, Jay Newell, a district Researchers said the strategy let them compare For the second night in a row, National Praacripiien Caniart foreign military attache said. attorney’s investigator, was not Dir: Ea0t Middle Turnpike, left on Qreenwood Or., death rates of one group for whom the event held the television news showed film of (Price Subject to Change) The opposition’s announcement marked the first satisfied with the outcome of the right on Indian Drive, left on Overlook Drive. g rw t meaning with other people for whom it did not. armored vehicles and police formal attempt by Aung Gyi, Tin Oo, and Aung San 348 Main Street case and continued to look Into it, And because the date of Passover varies annually \ blocking streets in Yerevan. Suu Kyi to unite the numerous student, worker and or by appointment call: Plane Comollo 040-0891 646-3905 Manchester staying in contact with Miss its impact would stand out from unrelated American visitors returning to other groups seeking an end to 26 years of autocratic 24 Hours Full Serv/ce Avsilsbis Brown. An Memetfonef NHworti o* Independently Omtedend Opereted Beel itte te OtfKet i l l chronological trends, researchers wrote. Moscow from Yerevan said they 649-1025 military rule and ruinous economic policies. (Sr Army base has money for plants, not people OPINION By Jack Anderson the direction of the Fort Jackson chief the project didn’t begin until last as majority leader are not members of staff. The 1988fiscalyearbudgetfor ^ring to take advantage of South of the millionaires’ club. The three top the base had been cut from $35.9 Carolina’s best planting season. candidates are men of relatively WASHINGTON - A U.S. Arm y million to $34.2 million. Under the Our associate, Scott Sleek, has modest means. base in South Carolina had plenty of order, only one out of every three job obtained purchase orders on the The likely successor, Daniel Inouye About hoaxes money this year for junipers but not project showing that the base bought of Hawaii, reports that he has just for jobs. vacancies would be filled and one- third of the temporary employees everything from marigolds to red over $600,000 in savings. The next Workers at Fort Jackson, S.C.. have would be let go. In May, the base maples for the upgrade. Cook said the likely choice, George Mitchell of labored under the shadow of a hiring imposed a complete hiring freeze. project included landscaping the front Maine, has cash assets of $65,000. ’The on talk shows freeze since May, but when they look But some new hires were allowed entrance and an area around the base third, Louisiana’s Bennett Johnston, out their windows, they see the fruits and each vacancy was considered on a hospital. The money also paid for a lists assets of up to $700,000. of an expensive landscaping ma­ case-by-case basis. Fort Jackson new park to commemorate the keover that went on in spite of budget Inouye will get Byrd’s job if political By Sarah Overstreet officials shifted money from other bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution. cuts that pruned personnel. promises mean anything. Mitchell is accounts to the personnel budget so That included the purchase of 25,000 A spokesman at the base gave us the counting on youth and popularity. I turned on my favorite Saturday-morning radio they would not have to lose permanent pine seedlings and replacement of predictable explanation — the lands­ Johnston is the dark horse. program. “ What Do You Know? With Michael employees. “ We didn’t hire anybody, dead trees and shrubs. caping upgrade was planned before Feldman,” and what do you know, there were the but we didn’t take anybody’s job,” We reported a year ago that Byrd officials learned that they would have television industry's latest devils-darlings, Wes said Doug Cook, public information Senate salaries had secretly guaranteed the job to to restrict hiring to meet budget Bailey and Tani Freiwald. officer at Fort Jackson. The restric­ The Senate has long been known as 64-year-old Inouye. But Inouye had his constraints. But a face lift, no matter tions are expected to be lifted at the a millionaires’ club. One-fourth of the moment to shine as chairman of the what the timing, looks questionable In Bailey and Freiwald are the part-time actors who ; end of this month, assuming no more members of the current Senate are Senate Iran-Contra hearings and his an era of clamor over military scattered impersonations of a sex surrogate, a budget cuts occur. worth more than $1 million each. In leadership style rankled some spending and at a time when presiden­ 35-year-old male virgin, an impotent man and a At least through the financial reporting their assets, most senators Democrats. tial candidates are promising that woman who doesn’t like sex among three hardships. Fort Jackson was able to said they received ample payments Mitchell, who is 55, was chairman of jobs are a priority. syndicated TV talk shows — Geraldo Rivera’s, show a pretty face to outsiders. for speeches and they often traveled the Senate Democratic Committee in The Fort Jackson beautification Oprah Winfrey’s and Sally Jessy Raphael’s. Contracts for the landscaping pro­ at the expense of special-interest 1986. He piled up some chits in Uiat job project cost the taxpayers more than and was very popular among the Feldman’s show is a wonderful Saturday- ject were signed last September as the groups. They regard their salary of $235,000. younger senators. He is also the most morning antidote for those of us for whom the world fiscal year drew to a close. Officials at nearly $90,000 as small change. A partial civilian hiring freeze was articulate o f the three men in line for IS too much. He and his studio audience don’t take the base learned about the budget cuts But the Democratic senators lined imposed at the base last January at the job. vei^ much too seriously, and spend two hours in October, according to Cook. Still, up to succeed Robert Byrd, D-W.Va.. poking the vulnerable underbellies of current events. Bailey and Freiwald were the perfect p o ll M T 68% OF THE)IOTE8STH\Nl(^THKr 9\% oF MPOLL!^ interviewees. ftRElKftCCUWTtTl THEm--Pll)^ORNillIJ^T»TOPER!^ Open Forum It s not that I think it’s a good idea to get on IT’S EASIER TO PAY BY MAIL national television and lie — as a matter of fact, I think Bailey and Freiwald are taking their fakery too lightly. A lark, it’s not. But Freiwald makes a 1988 election; the big yawn TuccI slanders nurses good point, taken in perspective of the shows she acted on: Hey, those shows are just To the Editor: Try Our Pay-By-Mail entertainment. By Chuck Stone highest since 1932 — and it hasn’t been equaled A local periodical, in a recent issue, reported on I ’ m afraid I have to agree, at least in part, since. Despite Ronald Reagan’s vaunted personal popularity, only 52'.6 percent and 53.3 percent of the contract settlement between the Manchester Program... becausie of the way the shows operate. One of them In just one week, the polls flip-flopped more times Board of Education and its school nurses. In the will get a titillating guest or topic, and producers for than an Olympic gymnast. those eligible to vote did so in 1980 and 1984, respectively. That ain’t a whole lot of electoral report, board member John Tucci was quoted as It makes paying your subscription easier on the others will break their necks trying to book the First, a USA Today pollshowed George Bush affection for the Gipper. describing the school nurse’s job as “ cushy.” I you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 same people within the week, before viewer Interest leading Michael DukaUs by 2 percent. Then, a New And there seems to be much less for the Duke and would like to respond to this remark. weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 wanes. Their top priority seems to be titillation, York Times-CBS News poll had Bush leading King George. My wife is a school nurse, and I have gotten to months, 6 months or a full year... dfop it in the rather than providing thought-provoking Dukakis by 8 percent. Finally, a Washington know the other school nurses in the town of information. With the exception of the mental-institution mail. Then, you can forget about having ready Post-ABC News poll put the Duke ahead of King Manchester and the duties they perform. They are George by 3 percent. escapees who show up at rallies for both candidates cash to pay your carrier... answering the door with their screaming imprecations, voters are extremely dedicated, well-trained nursing profes­ When you behave as they do, you put your toe right Is anything constant? Indeed, yes. As summer when it’s inconvenient... or being at home to about as interested as the fans of a last-place team. sionals. They constantly evaluate their level of up to the line between information and entertain­ faded, the New York Mets and Oakland Athletics WE WILL NOTIFY pay your bill. Ironically, Bush and Dukakis differ substantially expertise, always keeping pace with advances in the ment. Bailey and Freiwald just crossed over it. were securely entrenched in divisional first places, on foreign policy. Third World issues, domestic nursing profession by attending classes and YOUR CARRIER They saw themselves as actors in the newest and U.S. sprinters were guaranteed to run up and Simply complete the coupon below and send issues and economic policy. But you can’t get past training seminars offered throughout the state. soap-opera genre on TV. down the Russians’ backs in Seoul. THAT YOU ARE A it to us... orjfjyou would like more information the trivia of the Pledge of Allegiance, the meanness They are always aware of the enormous responsibil­ The would-be actors aren’t far from right, and it’s I’ve always considered myself the consummate on our Pa^By-M all program call the Circula­ of mental-health reports, the irresponsibility of ity to which they have been entrusted. To label their PAY-BY-MAIL a shame. What an opportunity these talk shows Aristotelian political animal. But I wouldn’t flag-burning rumors and the witch-hunting of job as “ cushy” is slanderous, an insult, and totally tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ have! Not everyone at home in the daytime wants to hesitate if I were forced to choose between watching CUSTOMER. bigoted workers. irresponsible. Coming from a member of a ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. watch old sitcoms or the preposterous story lines Duke and George go forensically mouth to mouth or Tim e m ay be the great catalyst for an honest governing body, I find this comment to be rather that pass for “ fiction” on soap operas. We want watching Florence Griffith Joyner and Evelyn dialogue. ’The longer the two candidates remain alarming. This kind of innuendo should not be information, we want our horizons enriched, and Ashford tear up the track from start to finish. almosftied in the polls, the faster voter interest will tolerated by the people of Manchester. some of us even want our safe borders challenged. NBC doesn’t share my emotional predilection. escalate. In addition, the total turnout seems I suggest that Mr. Tucci put aside his prejudices We don’t want a continued, frenzied search for That’s why it reversed itself and decided to carry destined to increase. Although the percentage of and take a serious look into the duties and I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my something to shock and titillate us. the first presidential debate instead of the eligible voters who exercise their right hasn’t been responsibilities of the school nurse and discover the That’s not to say that some of the topics won’t Olympics. I ’ll give 20-to-l odds a national pay-by-mail subscription on ------— ------shock and titillate us by their very nature; it’s just equaled since I960,, the total number of votes cast facts! referendum would have chosen the Olympics. To the people with children in our schools, you can that when you make those qualities your first has Increased every presidential year since 1968. As be assured that a well-trained nursing staff is ready Enclosed please find payment for: priority, you sacrifice any higher purpose. A The Dukakis-Bush presidential race is generating many as 95 million Americans could vote on Nov. 8. and able to assist your children in their time of need. newspaper becomes a scandal sheet, a novel all of the excitement of a senior citizens if that trend continues. Carrier Delivery: If you don’t believe me, look into it yourselves. You becomes a potboiler, a talk show becomes what quilt-making contest during a North Dakota So far, neither candidate excites me, although □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 these have become. snowstorm. I may be talking to the wrong people, ideologically I’m probably closer to Dukakis’ be the judge! Senior Citizens: The producers of these shows argue they have no but everybody with whom I ’ve discussed the positions. Stephen R. KItsock □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 choice, that by improving the quality of their shows presidential race is either (a) bored, (b) uninter­ Right now. I’m far more interested in how 126 Still Field Road ested, (c) barely interested, or (d) all of Uie above. decisively m y country’s Olympians in Seoul will, as Optional,carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------they risk losing viewers, rating points, sponsors and Manchester money. I believe they’re wrong, but I won’t argue they say in the ghetto, kick butt and take names. •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. the point with them since I ’m not a television- A passionate young Republican college student ratings expert. described himself as disillusioned. “ Do I have to Letters to the editor N a m e . But when told of the hoax, the three hosts reacted vote this year?” he asked. A staunch middle-of-the-road Irish friend who CTnck Stone Is a senior editor for the Philadelphia The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters with varying degrees of outrage, feelings of Dally News. Address. Apt. betrayal and phone calls to their attorneys. Given voted for Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, to the editor. Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan lamented, some of the trumped-up inflated topics the shows ''.Letters should be brief and to the point. They C ity------Zip- Phone. have presented us lately, their sputterings of “ These two guys are so dull they depress m e.” should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease outrage lose some of their oomph. With just weeks to go before the election, it isn’t in editilhg, should be double-spaced. Lettersmustbe MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL It’s not that large a step from making something exactly a national malaise. But very few are iHanrlirstrr HrraU'i signed/with name, address and daytime telephone a p p ep much more than it is. just to get viewers to singing, "Joyful, joyful, we adore thee.” numbSr (for verification). tune into your television show and get a piece of that Still, the current near-tie in the polls may Founded In 1881 T to Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the The Manchester H erali perversely stimulate a large turnout, although the PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PubllFher inte^sts of brevity, clarity and taste. bottom-line pie, to making up a fake persona to get P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, C T 06040 your face on television and share in that pie, too. percentage of eligible voters who turn out has been QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor AM ress letters to; Open Forum, Manchester declining since 1960. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacullva Edttor Her^d. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. MARIE P. GRADY...... city EdHor Sarah Overstreet Is a syndicated columnist. In the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon election, the percen­ tage of eligible voters who turned out was 62.9, the ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Anoclite Editor C h u rch Board Religious Sei^ces Church BuDetin Board ‘ Volunteei^ d e s ^

Editor’s note: This column is Volunteers with small trucks, Auemblles of God Holllger. Sunday worship: holy eucha- South Gnited Methodist Church, 1226 prepared by the staff of the vans or station wagons who can South United Methodist rlst, 8 and 10 a.m .; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Church of St. Bartholomew M A C C News Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lady Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Manchester Area Conference of help pick up donated foods locally David Parker, who is known as “ the Pied Piper of 400 Buckland Road, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Beginning Thursday evening, St. Bartholomew’s Churches. and at Food Share in Hartford. sign,” is spending Sunday at South United Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servi­ Catholic Church will present three weekly talks 10:30 a.m ., warship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ces; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Volunteer to type, answer Methodist Church. He wili participate in the 9 a.m. child care; 6:30 p.m ., hymn sing and 643-9203. preschoolers. (647-9141) titled Update on the Sacraments. In these talks, the By Nancy Carr phones, generally help out on worship, which is specially geared to church school praise serylce. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Rev, John P. Rohan will review recent liturgical dist and South United Methodist. Bible study end youth fellowship. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Monday from 1 p.m. on in the children, and in the 10:45 a.mi service, aiong with (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Mormon changes and new theological insights. The talks will Since all MACC services and Recent memorial gifts include Main Office, St. Bartholomew. the Chancel Choir. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, be in the church library at 7:30 p.m., and admission donations in memory of Philip assistant rector. Worship: 7:M a.m . and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- programs are volunteer based At 3 p.m., he wiii offer a workshop for those Baptist 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ is free. , ' (with the exception of Project Finley from Jacqueline and Glen NEEDED — Large men’s interested in liturgical dance, and at 4 p.m., will baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., A native of Manchester, Rohan has spent the last Mlrtl, Richard and Carol Ben­ sweaters, jackets, sweatshirts Community Baptist Church, 585 E. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday Reentry, which significant voluh- give a class for youth. A 5:30 p.m. pot luck supper is Center St., Manchester. Rey. James 1. (649-4583) schaol and prim ary; 11:40 a.m ., priest­ seven years as co-director of pastoral services, and teer support from the people of nett, Arthur and Shirley Holmes; for colder weather. Also urgently planned for all families, followed by a 7 p.m. Meek, minister. Schedule; 9:30 a.m., hood ond relief society. (643-4003 or director of the Catholic chaplaincy program at Emanuel Lutheran), we have the in memory of Carl Trant from needed sd Samaritan Shelter worship service. Nursery care pro­ 228-3715) Hartford Hospital. Winifred' Burham, Veronica concert, featuring songs of all kinds. vided. (643-0537) Gospel happy task of recognizing those T-shirts, socks and underwear Other events planned for the coming week at Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., reaching out to support their Sheridan and Helen Sheridan; in (used ^OK but please make sure South United Methodist include: Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church ef the Living Ood, an evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic honor of the ordination as deacon pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday schaol; 10:30 ical, full-gospel church, Robertson neighbors. they are clean and repaired), St. John the Baptist Polish National of Dr. Thomas Conklin from Anne Sunday — 9 a.m., cl^irch school. a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ First Baptist Church Our 1988 Volleyball marathon toothbrushes. (Please call 647- Monday — lO^^itC Alcoholics Anonymous; 7 service. (646-5316) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ Cole^and in honor of the ordina­ First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncala, has now raised almost $1,000 for 8003 to make sure someone is p.m., new a C o l^ training. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, The following events are scheduled for this week tion of William Brown from Chet Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday Nursery and Sunday school. the Shelter. Our thanks to Tierney there to receive youf^ donation). Tuesday — 7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., school; 11 a.m., worshipservice; 7p.m., Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 8 a.m. (643-5906) , at First Baptist Church of Manchester: and Marion Thomas.^ E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Funeral Home, to Jeff Maron and Soup Kitchen needs dishcloths, study on Growing Through Grief. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes, Memorial gifts to the Interfaith service. Nursery at all services. (649- vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ the Wickham Park Rangers who towels; refrigerator, washer and Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Wesley Ringers; 7:30 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Nazarene children and adults; 11 a.m., worship with Dr. Billy Day Camp include donations in were most supportive, to Robert dryer. p.m.. Chancel Choir. First Baptist Chapel el the Deaf, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m ..first Saturdoy of Church at the Natorene, 236 Main St., Scott; nursery care both hours; 6 p.m., evening honor of--Althea MacLean for Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. and Sally Albert for their help and Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Mother’s Day'and Roderick Ma- Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7 p.m.. Kreutzer, pastar. (643-7543) Full Oespel Interdenominational pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of worship. for raising a son like Mark who Questions of Faith, a study led by the Rev. Cynthia Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. cLean-fFather’s Day), from Dale Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; master minded the whole mara­ A. Good; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.: 6:30 p.m., church and Bruce McCubrey in honor of Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise thon, to Manchester High School Friday— 10 a.m., Al-Anon. a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 visitation. thgir neW grandspn Philip Sliy p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesdoy service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, Principal Jacob Ludes, Paul service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Rubins. John and Kathleen Rub­ Ohio 9th in nation p.m. (643-9359) at 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.: 6 p.m., children’s Jeanne and Luis Johnson, Drs. line, 6464731, 24 hours. choirs; 7 p.m.. Royal Ambassadors, Girls in Action ins sponsored a child fora full two Judy and Alan Krupp. in tourism revenue Center Congregational Church Oospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostal weeks at camp. Additional dona- Christian Science ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., and Mission Friends meeting; prayer meeting/Bi­ Thanks also to Girl Scout Troop Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. _t!ons to Interfaith Day Camp Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ United Pentecestal Church, 187 ble study for adults; 8 p.m., adult choir. Number 2 who have been making COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P ) - tional Church include: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. have been received from Israel Ohio may not be Hawaii or N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ the Shelter/Soup Kitchen beauti­ Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship and birthday and Shirley Snyder, Llfcille Fin­ church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’s Witnesses day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. ful. The girls have committed Florida but its travel and tourism Sunday: 9 a.m.. Aging in America series; care for small children. (649-1446) p.m ., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ negan, Martha Adams, Stanley industry is a $6.4 billion business Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland themselves to planing and main­ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Gworek, Prestige^rinting, and breakfast; 10 a.m., baptism; church school; chester. (64^8982) ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's taining the garden in front of and employs 132,000 people. nursery and toddler care; 11:15 a.m., social hour; p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Trinity Covenant Church the Women’s Christian Fellow­ Government statistics rank it p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 Samaritan Shelter. Aureen Cyr, confirmation. (649-9848) ship of Second Cpngregational Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ These are the events planned for the coming week who is working on her gold award, ninth in t^e nation in tourism Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 3:30 p.m., day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Church. revenue. Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Watchtower study. (646-1490) at Trinity Covenant Church; has planned the plantings so that Pilgrim Choir. Presbyterian Two donations to the Emer­ Tourist attractions includethe streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Today — 4 p.m. softball game at Keeney School; there will be something blooming Wednesay — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers; 7:30 pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, 6:30 p.m., pot luck supper on church lawn; 7:30 gency Pantry have been received birthplaces, homes and memor­ gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Consentative almost all year round starting p.m.. Chancel Choir. Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ p.m., evening with Joe Smalley of Athletes in from South Methodist. ials to the state’s eight presi­ a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, with bulbs in the spring. The Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Bell Choir. p.m., warship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Temple Beth Shelom, 400 E. Mlddi6 The Human Needs Fund has dents; W. H. Harrison, Grant. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9:30 a.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday Action. Manchester Garden Club gave Saturday — noon and 5 p.m., weddings. Bible study. Nursery provided for all schaol; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship received monthly support Trom Garfield. Hayes, McKinley. services. (646-2903) Plavin, robbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer the girls a grant of $15 and a local Or. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ Walter and Grace Helman, How­ Harding. Taft and Benjamin meeting. (742-7222) services, Joe Smalley, guest speaker: 7 to 9 p.m., nursery donated some plants. ces: 7:M p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 Presbyterian Church et Manchester, ard and Carol Rovegno, (ieorge Congregational a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for Bible Blasters study group, junior and senior high When I drove.up the girls were Harrison. Concordia Lutheran Church Friday service time. (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- Belton CenBreBotlenal Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship school. planting pink rhododendrons, W. Ripley, the Chai Group This weekend, a rare coilection of more than 35 Bolton Center Road, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sundov Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast, vincas and getting an assist from (designated for youth) and addi­ Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. hand-painted icons are being displayed at Concor­ (643-0906) LaStrada Restaurant; 6 p.m.. Covenant Wonaen’s a volunteer landscaper. It’s tional gifts from Ruth Morrison, dia Lutheran Church. The exhibit will be open to the ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. kick-off pot luck supper: 7 p.m.. Parents’ Advisory great. Bolton Congregational and a very public today from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. On 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Roman Cathoiic Committee. Thanks to recent contributors substantial gift from an anonym­ THE Sunday, some of the icons will be used at the 8 and office or 647-8878 parsonage. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer ous benefactor. Center CenBreoatlenal Church, 11 Frid ay; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Church ef the Assumption, Adams to Samaritan Shelter: Dynamic 10:30 a.m. services, while others are displayed in • Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Street ot Thompson Road, Manchester. breakfast, LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., choir Metal Products, St. James BIBIE the Church Room Lounge. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev.RobertJ. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. practice; senior high school special event, a visit to CALLING ALL VOLUN- Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ Church and John and Connie A special program, discussing Orthodox spirituai- Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at Temple Beth Sholom. Bertrand and the American Asso­ ’TEERS; Volunteers to staff the SPEAKS ity, wiii be presented between the services, at 9:15. worship service, 8 and 10a.m.; church 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Thursday — 4 p.m.. confirmation class. Emergency Pantry (ground by school, 10 a.m . (647-9941) Cencerdia Lutheran Church (E L C A ), (643-2195) ciation of Retired Persons No. Euggng Brewer It will feature John Winkelman of All Saints First Cenoreoatlanal Church of An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. St. Barthelemow's Church, 741 E. Friday — 7 p.m., junior high school “ Wacky 604. And to the Shepherd’s Place, floor, back entrance Samaritan Orthodox Church in Hartford. Worship at both dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Olympics.” Shelter) are needed each day Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., nold T . Wangerin, assistant pastor. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday the seventh grade class of Rabbi morning services will feature music and prayers Schedule: 9 a.m., holy communion. between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. As sctiools across America re­ worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, Leon Wind Religious School Tem­ sume classes I'm reminded o( the from the liturgy of the Russian Orthodox Church. Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Nursery care. (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) starting Oct. 3. Call 646-4114. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ple Beth Sholom, St. James Other events planned for the doming week at First CenareBotlonal Church ef Cov­ . St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Volunteer to act as consultants dangers surrounding our children. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Emanuel Lutheran Church Chri^ian Involvement Commit­ Physical Injury at the hands of the Concordia include: son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. tee, South Methodist Church, and/or practitioners with plumb­ careless and deranged. Violation of Monday — 7 p.m.. Stewardship Committee; 7:30 ship; 9:30 a.m ., church school In Church pastor emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 a.m., Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church ing, carpentry, electrical prob­ Lane House. Nursery core provided. worship with holy communion on tirst, at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and George and Margaret Kania from natural Innocence by greedy and p.m.. Worship & Music Committee; agoraphobic third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., for the week to come include; lems at Samaritan Shelter. (742-8487) noon. (643-2403) Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 Sunday school Marlborough and a very gener­ perverted persons In rest life and In support group. Second CenareBotlenal Church, 385 worship with holy communion on St. James Church, 896 Main St., the media. Misguided Intelligence N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9:45 Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, for all ages; 10 a.m., adult forum; 11 a.m., worship ous donation from Albert Peter­ Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 7 p.m., and 11 a.m. (643-1193) by an unbalanced curriculum and Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, with Holy Communion. son and Abba and Dvora Caspi. catechetics classes. service, Sunday school, and nursery for Latvian Lutheran Church at Man­ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday by misinformed and/or Intimidafed chester, 21 (kirden St., Manchester. Our thanks also to those who Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Friendly Visitor training; children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts: 7 p.m., committee teachers. An ethical vacuum (649-2863) (643-2051) masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., have sent in contributions to be 10:30 a.m., agoraphobic support group; 6:45 p.m.. Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, night. EMERGENCY created by want of example and Second Contreoatlenal Church ol noon. (643-4129) used where most needed; Bar­ precept Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Road, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Tuesday — 7 a.m.. Executive Committee: 9:30 Fire — Police — Medical Ecumenical Choir School rehearsal; 7 p.m.. Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. bara and Joseph Louzon, Walker try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and a.m., craft group: 10 a.m., mothers’ morning out; There are some encouraging Friendly Visitor training; 8 p.m., Concordia Choir! lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., ' Schedule; 9:30 a.m. worship servlce; Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral and Ginny Briggs, Winifred ■Thursay — 9:30 a.m., Bibie class; 11 a.m.. Senior church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 10:45 a.m ., Sunday school and adult team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., Old Guard; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals; 4 p.m., staff; 5 to 8 DIAL 911 signs of-late. Neutral commissions a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Bible. (742-7548) Sunday mass at 10 a.m .; confessions p.m., March, Inc. McCormick and very generous and research groups are decrying Saints service and luncheon; 7:30 p.m., administra­ ZIen Evangelical Lutheran Church In Manchester church schaol. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 Wednesday — 6:45 p.m., Bible study; 7:45 p.m., gifts from the Sunday School our ethical morass and widespread tive staff. a.m., lunlar chair, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. children at North United Metho- student Ignorance ol the rellgloua Friday — 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School; 7 Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ (742-6655) Emanuel Choir. vided. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worship; Church et St. Maurice, 32 Hebron underpinnings ol western civiliza­ p.m., A.A. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Thursday — 10 a.m.. A.A.; nursery: prayer Tolcettvllle ConfFegatlenal Church, Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. tion. School adminlatratlons and Main Street and Elm HIM Road, munion first and third Sunday. (649- service; 11 a.m., Bibie study; 7 p.m.. Belle Choir. 4243) Olesik, pastar. Saturday massatSp.m.; textbook publishers are being Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. Friday — Confirmation retreat. ASSFMBLirSOFCOO CALVARY CHURCH pressed to correct these Inadequa­ North United Methodist Baer and Rev. Oebarah Hasdorff. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. a.m., worship service and church Methodist 400 Buckland Street South Windsor cies. The demand (or a more dlacl- Meetings and events scheduled for the coming schaal. (649-0815) Saivation Army pllnad approach to study and living week at North United Methodist Church include: Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Presbyterian Church la heard. If aver so faintly. T r a in a Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ WORD EXPLOSION child In the way he should go. and Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship with the Rev. Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ chester. Capt. and M rs. Gary Aspersch- ant pastor. 9:30a.m., church school; 11 The Presbyterian Church of Manchester will offer when he la old he will not turn from Wiliiam Trench; 9a.m., Bible group; nursery; 10:30 Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday schoal; 10:45 ’ ^Tonight at 7:30 PM ■ Sunday, 10:30 AM, 6:30 PM matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- a class on making padded picture frames, Tuesday It," Prov. 22:8. a.m., church school: nursery: 11:30 a.m., Young 3472) a.m ., holiness meeting; 6 p.m ., salva­ Swensen, pastar. Rev. Paul Knight, tion meeting. (649-7787). from 9; 30 to 10:45 a. m. Story hour, a program for 3 to People’s Choir; 5:30 p.m.. United Methodist Youth associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, North United Methodist Church, 300 GUEST MINISTRY from ZION BIBLE INSTITUTE Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Fellowship; 7 p.m., sacred dance; ecumenical youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 a.m., 5 year olds, including Bible stories, puppets and worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Univeraaiiat crafts, will meet at the same time. Nursery care is Dr. Bob Lundstrom and Students CHURCH OF CHRIST prayer. school. (64^2SS5) nett, visitotlon minister. Schedule: 9 Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly; and 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 UnHorlgn UnIverMllet Society-East, provided for those too young to take the class. . Everyone is Welcome! Lydall ft Vamon Straata a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., 153 W. Vernan St., Manchester. Rev. Participants will be encouraged to register for an 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer. Episcopal church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Ward A. Knights Jr., Interim minister. Pastor K. L. Gustafson, Tel. 644-1102 Phona: 646-2B03 W ^nesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and ongoing Coffee Break Bible Study and/or children’s •t. Oeerae's ■ptecendl CBwrcB, 1150 Dancers. Nursery for preschoolers. youth religious education. Coffeg hour story hour. Call 643-0906 for more information. Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team. Boston Tumolke, BoltM. Rev. John (648-38M.) after service. (646-S151) Weddings Iflaiifiifiitrr Hrral?i Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 24, 1988

’«S" A sort of

■'1 homecoming

JL ___ -__i. Mrs. Kenneth J. Petersen Mrs. Robert I. Ldnge Mrs. Jon Sisson Wars. Previously, the authorites Mrs. Geoffrey A. Michaud By Andrew Yurkovsky had immediately removed any Manchester Herald flowers placed there. Petersen-Burgess Lange-Malone Michaud-Adams Sisson-Diana One of the most memorable iga Jahnke’s visit to the moments for Jahnke during her Deborah Sander Burgess, daughter Prudence Erin Malone, daughter of Patricia Gail Adams, daughter of Loisann Diana, daughter of Atty. Soviet republic of Lat­ stay in Riga was when she placed of Peter and Sally Burgess of Dr. and Mrs. H. John Malone of Edwin and Gail Adams of 6 Lorraine and Mrs. Vincent L. Diana, 141 Pitkin via earlier this summer her own flowers at the base of the Glastonbury and Kenneth James Manchester and Robert Ian Lange, Road and G eoffrey Alan Michaud, son St., and Jon Sisson of 121 Westerly St., was a homecoming. She monument. She was unaware of Petersen, son of John and Shirley son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Lange of of June Michaud of Jamaica Hills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sisson of Lhad not stepped foot in it. but a Latvian television crew Petersen of Perth Amboy. N.J. were Binghampton, N.Y. were married N .Y. and the late Robert Michaud, Newington, were married July 23 at her native land since she left in was filming her at the time. An married Sept. 10 at Union Congrega­ Sept. 10 at Church of the Assumption. were married June 18 at Trinity St. James Church. 1944 when she was a year old. interviewer later approached her tional Church, Churchville, N.Y. The Rev. Charles B. Johnson College Chapel. The Rev. Thomas J. Barry offi­ But there will be a homecoming and asked her about herself and The Rev. Roger Reed officiated. officiated at the Roman Catholic The Rev. Raymond Smialowski of ciated. The bride was given in of another sort three years from her reasons for being at the \; The bride was given in marriage by service. The bride was given in the Church of the Holy Family, marrige by her parents. Dr. Angelee now if Jahnke’s dream comes monument and visiting Letvia^_^^ her father. Wendy Burgess, sister of marriage by her father. Jennifer officiated. D. Carta, sister of the bride, was true. The Manchester resident The interview was supposed to^ . J r the bride, was maid of honor. Healy, sister of the bride, was matron The bride was given in marriage by matron of honor. Bridesmaids were wants to return to Latvia again have been aired at the beginning and make contact with her of this month. Bridesmaids were Anne Hower, of honor. Bridesmaids were Mtindy her father. Linda Adams, sister of the Gloria Diana-McConnell, Elizabeh relatives, something she was Jahnke found the residents of Brenda Johnson and Susan Locke. Setzler and Christine Roux. Courtney bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ Sisson, Brenda Sisson, Michele Vade- unable to do this time. the Russian cities of Moscow and Mark Petersen, brother of the Quish was junior bridesmaid and nais and Diane Prior. maids were Kimberly A. Fournier, Jahnke, 44, of 36 Porter St., Leningrad to be more outgoing groom, was best man. Ushers were Taylor Loftus and Hadley Quish were William Sisson, brother of the Elizabeth F. Wicks and Lauren spent 10 days in Latvia during a than those in Latvia. This, she Michael Lopazanski, Jon Pavlpvsky flower girls. Woodhouse. groom, was best man. Ushers were 2'4-week tour of the Soviet Union said. could probably be attributed and John J. Petersen. Joshua P e­ Richard Stanley was best man. Steven H. Hirth was best man. Richard Sisson, Leo V. Diana, Ray­ this summer that also included to the tension between the ethnic ■isS tersen, nephew of the groom, was Ushers were Robert Bladker and Ushers were Robert Michaud, Kent mond A. Diana, Vincent L. Diana and visits to Moscow and Leningrad. Latvians and the Russians who ringbearer. Edward Cawley. Sean M. Malone and Michaud and James Adams. Thomas J. Diana. Her husband, Leonard, and 16- have settled in the Republic since After a reception at Lake Shore Patrick Quish were ringbearers. The reception was at Manchester After a reception at Vito’s Birch year-old daughter, Kristina Har­ the end of the war. Country Club. Rochester. N.Y., the After a reception at the home of the Country Club. The couple is making Mountain Inn the couple went on a -‘There’s that sense of hurt and rison, accompanied her on the Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Harald couple left on a wedding trip to bride’s parents, the couple left on a their home in Jamaica Hills. wedding trip to Canada. They are trip. jistrust toward the Russians," Hawaii. They will make their home in wedding trip to Bermuda. They will The bride is a graduate of Manches­ making their home in Manchester. Since the outbreak of Worl she said. Rochester. make their home in Beverly, Mass. ter High School and Trinity College.^ The bride is a 1983 graduate of War II, Latvia has been one of me Jahnke, who speaks Latvian, TREASURED MEMORIES — Liga back to the Soviet Republic in three The bride is a 1981 graduate of The bride is a graduate of East She is currently a doctoral student in Castleton^State College with a bache­ 15 republics that make up the said she decided to return to her Jahnke admires some of the souvenirs years and meet the relatives she was Manchester High School and a 1985 Catholic High School and graduated clinical psychology at St. John’s lor of science degree. She is attending Soviet Union. native country in order to “ fill in she brought home from a trip to Latvia unable to see. graduate of Bucknell University with. cum laude from Northeastern Univer­ University, Jamaica, N.Y. St. Joseph’s College for her master of Jahnke said that her fin the puzzle pieces of my own eariier this year. Jahnke hopes to go a bachelor of science degree in sity, Boston, Mass. She received a The bridegroom is a graduate of arts degree. She is employed by the impressions of Latvia were posi­ jaCkground.” Unfortunately, engineering, magna cum laude. She is master of education in counseling Manchester High School and the Manchester Board of Education. tive ones. " I found it to be a however, she was not able to get employed as a software engineer at degree from Cambridge College. Rochester Institute of Technology. The bridegroom is a 1979 graduate beautiful country, beautiful coun­ in touch with her relatives during her visit this summer. Eastman Kodak Company. Boston, Mass. She is employed as a Rochester, N.Y. He is employed by of Davis Elkin College with a bachelor tryside," she said. Her father, who was a former The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate research assistant for the executive Impact Center, Time Inc. of New of science degree. But there was also evidence of official in the government of of Perth Amboy High School and a office of Environmental Affairs in decay and backwardness, she York City. Latvia before the Soviet ta­ 1985 graduate of the University of Boston. said. Scaffolding covered historic buildings that were being res­ keover, had cut his ties to family Pittsburgh with a bachelor of science The bridegroom is a graduate of the tored, and construction tools members in Latvia because he degree in computer science and University of Lowell with a bachelor Porter-Tllton - seemed behind the times. Old was afraid that the Soviet author­ mathematics. He is a software of science degree in industrial tech­ women swept the streets with ities might mistreat them, engineer at Eastman Kodak. nology. He is a former NCAA Division Michele L. Tilton, daughter of Mrs. twig brooms. Jahnke said. II, all-American swimmer and is M ary A. Tilton of Canton, Ohio, and In addition. Jahnke said, sew­ But during her visit, she employed as a manufacturing super­ the late James E. Tilton, and Jeffrey age dumped in the Baltic Sea became acquainted with a fellow visor for Lotus Development Corp., D. Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs. made beaches unswimmable this teacher who may help her to Cambridge, Mass. Douglas S. Porter Jr. of 158 Lampligh­ summer. rediscover her roots. Jahnke, ter Drive were married June 4 at There were signs, however, of who is herself a teacher in Perry Christian Church in Canton, Li' the government’s increased re­ Columbia, met the woman during Anniversary Ohio. sponsiveness to the demands of a musical performance in a The Rev. Robert Walther officiated. the public, she said. The authori­ church in Riga. “ There was just this immediate A' Anne O. and Walter O. Hettinger of The Hettingers lived in Manchester The bride was given in marriage by ties seemed to be listening to complaints about pollution, and pull.” she said of the relationship Columbia, formerly of Manchester, for more than 40 years and raised her brother, Jeffrey T. Tilton. Eva they decided to hold off the that developed between the two. had a reaffirmation of their wedding their six children here. ’They just Huey, sister of the bride, was matron construction of a subway in Riga, She plans to ask her friend for recently moved to Columbia. Besides of honor. Bridesmaids were Michele vows. June 25 at St. Bridget Church. the capital of Latvia, because of assistance in finding her rela­ The Rev. Herman Gadarowski, who their six children they have 20 Adair and Jeanne Griffith. Heather tives. “ She is a friend I feel I can Huey was flower girl. public concern that it would married the couple 50 years ago, grandchildren and seven great­ damage buildings in the medieval now ask to help with that Steven Porter, brother of the officiated at the reaffirmation Mass. grandchildren. city. process." Jahnke said. Mrs. Hettinger is a retired em­ groom, was best man. Ushers were ’The effects of Soviet leader Before “Jahnke left Latvia, the Assisting with the Mass was Anne ployee of the Lift-All Manufacturing Ryan Porter, brother of the groom, Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy of woman gave her a candelabrum Goodin, a daughter of the Hettingers Co. of Vernon. He is a retired state and Jeffrey ’Tilton. Tim m y Huey was increased openness, or "glas- and 36 candles. The woman told and two grandsons, John and Thomas employee from the University of ringbearer. The reception was at the nost.” were being felt. too. This Jahnke that it would be time for Raginald Pinto/Manchaatar Harald McVeigh. Connecticut Department of Commis­ Berrshire Swim Club. The couple live Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Porter year, for the first time, the her to return when all the candles After the Mass there was a sary. He also ran the Charter Oak in New Haven. ' authorities allowed people to had been burned. found a new era of cooperation between The bridegroom is a graduate of TRAVELING TRIO — Leonard Jahnke, reception and dinner at the Knights of catering service in Manchester and The bride is a graduate of the place flowers at the Freedom Jahnke figures that it will take the government and its citizens had Columbus Hall. Music for dancing University of Akron, Ohio and is a The Culinary Institute of America. He her three years to bum the his wife Liga Jahnke and her daughter, the Oakland Farms Green House on Monument in Riga, which sym­ apparently begun. was supplied by the Dubaldo Broth­ Gleason Street as well as Manchester radiologic technologist for Temp is a chef for Red Bam Restaurant in bolizes the autonomy Latvia candles if she uses one every Kristina Harrison, reminisce about their ers' Band of Manchester. Radiator Shop. Force, New Haven. Westport. enjoyed between the two World month. trip to Latvia earlier this year. The three ► MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdayj Sepj. 84, 1988 -- 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 14,' 1988 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

Put a roof on your patio Data Bank Here’s the bad hews about

By Andy Long washers. If you are very careful, The Associated Press you can nail into the fiber glass Comparing food prices On the House directly. But because of the that catastrophic coverage A patio that is provided with a possibility of chipping or crack­ roof is likely to get far more use ing the panels, it is best to predrill around the world provided. The bad news is that than one which has no protection where the problem of frost exists. holes in them to accept the nails. A 1987 survey by the Foreign Agriculture Service in 16 capital cities Will our el­ most services that people require from the sun and the rain. The end Where there is no such problem, These holes should be just a around the world showed food prices in Tokyo to be the most derly really be­ expensive. Selected food items cost $65 in Tokyo, while the same in a nursing home (called custo­ of the summer is a good time to the posts can be set into the dirt at fraction of an inch smaller than nefit from the items cost just over $9 in Brazil. In the U.S.. the grocery bill was dial care), such as help with work on the construction of such a least 2 feet deep, but the soil must the diameter of the nails. When Medicare Ca­ $23.98, about $5 less than the 16-city average. dressing, wahing and eating, are roof because the work need not be first be impacted to make it very you buy the panels, you should tastrophic Cov^ Sylvia not covered by the new act under done in hot weather. firm.' purchase special flashings and Japan erage Act? Medicare. (Custodial care is There are many building mate­ Remember that some com­ other materials to insure tight fits Switzerland Most people do -$50.60(^ Porter available under Medicaid.) rials which will make a satisfac­ munities prpvide specifications and prevent the passage of water Sweden . not realize that Franca ' However, provisions for skilled tory roof for a patio. Fiber glass for the obstruction of a patio under the seams. $28.< the act Is law, Spain ' -$ 28.8 3\ nurisng care at home under panels are a gotkl choice when it is roofrCheQK with local authorities There are many other interest-- much less what South Korea ■ $28.69 It means. Medicare have become more desired to filter the sunlight but to see where there are such ing roofs that can be used for England $27.86 not block it. restrictions and what they are. patios, including those made with COST OF GROCERIES First, the liberal. In the past, people who Italy $27.72 needed full-time nursing care Regardless of the material For instance, local codes often plywood, hardboard and almost IN SELECTED new law covers more than just out-of-pocket expenses exceed Germany ' $25.48 $1,370 for charges such as the could not qualify under Medicare. used for the covering, the frame­ specify the size and type of the any other material. One very COUNTRIES, 1988 Medicare. It delves into a whole Canada [ $24.99 They could only receive part-time work that supports it is basically fasteners that must be used to interesting patio roof recently In U.S. dottars: grab-bag of issues, including deductible, the 20 percent, plus United States $23.98 Medicaid. And while the law has th e person’s share of nursing care, under the new the same. Although there are anchor part of the roof frame­ seen had overhead wooden slats $20.10 Food items included sirloin Australia been widely publicized— particu­ prescription-drug costs, the go­ benefit, a person could get as some minor differences, it usu­ work to the side of the house. with spaces between them to South Africa $16.38 steak, pork roast, whole broiler chicken, eggs, butler, vernment will pay the balance of many as 38 days of continuous ally is best to support the main For most roof frameworks, the provide partial shade. Some roofs 5.89 larly about the Increased hospi­ Argentina cheese, milk, cooking oil, care in his or her home. part of the structure with 4-by-4 4-by-4 posts will support 4-by-6 made of boards spaced farther talization and prescription-drug “ a reasonable amount.” The Mexico $15.16 potatoes, apples, oranges, government will also pay 80 “ ’Transferring assets” is clari­ wooden uprights or vertical beams which, in turn, will sup­ apart give a special decorative $9.34 benefits it offers — it also-has Brazil flour, rice, sugar and coflee. fied. It’s like tax sheltering. posts. It is advisable to use wood port the outer ends of 2-by-6 joists appearance to patios. In one case, negative aspects. It also covers percent of the costs' of prescrip­ n . ’Tranferring assets is a method that has been treated in some way usualiy 8 feet long. Remember a homeowner constructed such a several vital issues about which tion drugs beyond $550 starting in the elderly have used to protect j:; with a preservative, whether or that the joists must have a slight roof, then decided that too much most of you are unaware: 1991. their estates for future genera­ J Ld ■ H motitr not the wood is a type that pitch to allow for drainage. of the sun’s rays were coming To be specific, the elderly who The bottom line is that people ^ [] BCOROOM seOROOM BEDROOM I over 65 with Medicare Part B can tions. If someone puts all of his or u :] n ? • i|’< !?• naturally resists decay and Select the fiber glass panels you through. At first, he planned to are not sick will be paying for f tC£S2 believe it will be unlikely that her assets in a relative’s name, insects. plan to use before you begin add extra boards to cut down on InfoG ripfilca those who are. While the new law then that money is not available When the patio floor is con­ putting up anything. The width of the size of the spaces, but after ' SOURCE: U.S. D ipl, ol Agricutur* provides increased hospital be­ they must pay more than $1,370 e IM S North ArmricB Syndkai*. Inc. for nursing home care, and the crete, the bottoms of the posts can the paneis wiil determine how to some thought, he placed hanging nefits and prescription-drug allo­ per year. elderly person would be entitled be secured to noncorroding metal space the rafters, 2-by-4s running plants on the structure. Not only wances under Medicare, there Respite care Is available, but to Medicaid. bases. A masonry bit will be from the house to the front end of did it give a landscape effect to are new charges that private not custodial. The good news Is “ Some people look at transfer­ needed to drill into the concrete the framework. If the panels are the scene, it provided enough citizens will be paying. that, for the first time, respite •' I ' — "I ^ 'v care is available to pay a worker ring assets a a way of cheat! ng the TWO CARACC f for the setting of noncorroding 24 inches wide, for example, additional shade to accomplish According to John J. Regan, Jt i Jl government,” Regan says. “ It is ■ ^ DINING LIVIN G ! ------{f '.-sPRl‘0 \ screws. If the patio has a wooden space the rafters so that the the main objective of blocking health care professor at Hofstra to come into a home to take care " ^ '2" r r r r ' ■ " ^ Tax Adviser of a dependent elderly person. Of not. If the law allows something deck, the posts can be anchored panels exactly overlap over some of the sunlight. University Law School and au­ that is legal, do it. This is a directly to the wood. If the floor is them. The joints then will be thor of “ Tax, Estate & Financial course, there are limitations to i _ doliars-and-cents issue — not a brick, enough bricks must be dug easier to make, stronger and Plannign for the Elderly” (Mat­ this, including the fact that to only branch office to another? 80 hours a year of this care is moral one.” out to seat precast concrete hidden from view. These joints Do-lt-vourselfers will fiml helpful QUESTION: Recently. I re­ thew Bender & Co.), in the past Information on o variety of sublerit In M.U. blocks for the anchoring of the are held together with special ceived one of those cash rebates Medicare Part A only had to be Andy Long's handbook. "Proctlcol CHICAGO posts. Concrete footings must be mastic as well as nails. The nails Home Repairs," which can be obtained when I bought my new car. The paid for “ as needed” only those by sending S2 to the Manchester Herald car dealership gave me a choice who were hospitalized were used below the frost line in areas are equipped with leakproof at P.O. Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. 074M. Social Security HOUSE OF THE WEEK — Brick walls with planters flank of either applying the rebate ANSWER: If you are an asked for money. iron gates and screen this one-story house from the toward the purchase of the car or employee and have ordinary and Now, everyone over 65 must street. Through the gates a protected walk to the entry keeping the money. I kept the necessary travel, transportation, pay for a Supplemental Part A meals, entertainment and gift QUESTION: Is it true that not equipment, such as a one-handed opens to a patio. Plan HA1482C has 1,912 square feet. money. Is it taxable? premium that covers many new ‘Minnesota Tip’ heips roses M.W. expenses related to your work, features of the law, such as all people will receive the new typewriter or braille device; and some transportation costs. You For more information write to architect William G. MEMPHIS. TENN. you certainly may deduct these unlimited hospital days and nurs­ version of the Social Security Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. 07081. expenses' on your income tax ing home days. earnings and benefit estimate should check with your Social By Earl Aronson Begin by removing the leaves and ANSWER: If you receive a return. But there is a catch and a The figure individuals will pay statements? Security office if you think you Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. then gradually remove the soil as might have an impairment- The Associated Press cash rebate from a manufacturer limitation. First, you must be will be calculated according to Weedera Guide it progressively thaws. About related work expense. The ex­ or dealer on an item that you able to Itemize these expenses on their tax returns. In 1989, there ANSWER: Yes, it is true. The April 15, raise the plants to an pense may be dedutible even If The "Minnesota Tip” sounds purchased, it is not considered Schedule A, Form KMC. Second, will be an $800 ceiling for the new Social Security statement like the name o f a dance. It’s a upright position and syringe some of the meals and entertain­ about (a 15-percenttaxlncrease), cannot be provided for peole who; you need the Item or service for canes often with water to prevent income fto r Internal Revenue Here’s the Answer method of protecting roses Service (purposes. You do not ment expenses may be subject to but by 1993 the rate will go up to a daily living. against early freezes in the fall, weather can inhibit formation of them from drying out. Oncp the have to* report it on your tax an 80 percent limitation. Last, the $1,070 ceiling (a 28 percent tax ■ Have no Social Security the bitter cold of winter, and the a protective callus. plants have been lifted, spray return. Spend it without worry. amount deductible is limited to Increase). All of this doubles for a covered earnings on record. QUESTION: I run a small dangers of thaw-freeze in the 5. Dig a trench, starting-away with a good all-purpose fungicide the total of your miscellaneous ■ Have only Medicare quali­ QUESTION: I read an article damaged section that I would like couple. In addition, should a grocery store with my wife and spring. from and working toward the and insecticide to make sure the fied government earnings on you wrote recently about provid­ to cut out and then bring together QUESTION: My husband and I deductions that are in excess of 2 peTson enter a hospital, he or she my son works for me. Recently, Many states experience such base of the bush. The trench plants are adequately watered. record. ing extra storage space inside a the two ends with a coupling. Is are separated. We both work and percent of your adjusted gross will be required to pay an someone said I would have to climate. should be as long as the bush is While I was at the Minnesota income. Be sure and keep de­ ■ Have 120 or more months of garage. Which is fine if you have a this done the same way as with a have kept our incomes and additional $SM. start paying Social Security taxes Experts at the Minnesota high. The width and depth should Landscape Arboretum I was railroad service. garage. We don’t, but would like rubber hose? expenses separate. Will we be tailed records. Says Regan, “ You can expect on his earnings even though he’s Landscape Arboretum say pro­ be enough to easily accommodate shown how clematis vines were ■ Already receive Social Se­ to build a carport. It’s a job I am able to hie separately and use the an uproar next year when eve­ only 18. Is this true? tecting roses for winter really the bush or bushes. Pull the soil rolled down from trellis and walls sure I can handle. Am I correct in ANSWER: The same way, but short form? QUESTION: Ourneighborhood ryone will be billed for Medicare curity l^nefits, have a benefit begins with the work you do in the away from the shank (the root and protected with soil and a believing that it will cost less than not with the same coupling. Tell G S maintains a common area for the Part A, which all of you will have claim pending, or are age 65 or ANSWER: Yes, it is. A recent summer. Bringing your roses into stock area between the bud union heavy mulch from winter to a garage? the dealer where you buy the ’TULSA, OKLa I use of its residents. Once a year to pay. Despite popuiar belief, the older. change in the Social Security laws the fall season in thebest of health and the main branching of the spring. coupling that it is to be used on we are assessed a tax for the care, government is not picking up the exteiMed coverage to include the is the first step in winter protec­ root system) to facilitate tipping ANSWER: Yes, assuming it plastic and he will sell you the D □ □ ANSWER: Yes, both of you wHI upkeep and maintenance of this tab. Citizens are.” QUESTION: I get SSI pay­ services of a child 18 or over tion. Soon after mid-October, the rose. Use a spade or shovel for ments because I ’m disabM . I will be a simple extension of the proper type. 'There are several be able to file separately and use area. Although the assessment Is Out of pocket expenses were out working in a family business. preparation can begin for tipping digging the trench and a spading house roof. Of course, it is different kinds, so you will have to the short Form IMOA. However, labeled a tax, it is recorded of control. But there’s some work part time, and one of my Previously, only children 21 or fork for loosening the soil around possible to build a spacious make your own choice after you the roses. RECENT GARDEN BOOKS - keep this in mind: If your separately from our property improvement. Through the Medi­ co-workers told me that Social over were included. The change the roots. carport with all kinds of extras receive his assurance that it will Here are the “ Minnesota Tip” “ Hillier’s Manual of Trees & husband files the long Form lOM taxes. Will this tax be d^uctible care Catastrophic Coverage Act, Security may deduct some of my went into effect the beginning of 6. When the trench is ready and that will make It almost as costly work on plastic. steps for protecting roses in Shrubs Sth Edition” (Van Nos­ and itemizes his deductions, then on our income tax return? people over 65 who are Involved work expenses before determin­ this year. Remember, also, that the roots of the bush are loosened, as a garage. If the carport is winter and early spring: trand Reinhold Co., $20.50) des­ you must also file Form 1040 and J.W. with Medicare’s Part B supple­ ing the amount of my income. any Social Security taxes you pay QUESTION: We have an old use a spading fork to push the meant mostly to keep your car out 1. Water generously one or two cribes more than 8,000 plants. itemize your deductions. If one BLOOMINGDALE. IL l ! mental premium will benefit by What does that mean? are deductible as business ex­ dining room table we would like to bush into the trench. Use the of the sun and rain, with perhaps days prior to tipping the plant to “ The Garden and Farm Books spouse itemizes, the other is also the cap that has been put on how penses for Income tax purposes. paint. Is it necessary to remove spading fork to hold the bush a portion of it devoted to storage keep the soil in a moist, workable of Thomas Jefferson” (Fulcrum, required to do the same. Let me ANSWER: I’m afraid not. The much they must pay for Part B ANSWER: Certain the old varnish finish? down while you cover it with 2-3 and occasional use as an enter­ condition. Golden. Colo., $20), is a reproduc­ alert you that you may be paying IRS said in a recent ruling that during a given year. impairment-related work ex­ inches of soil. If the soil you tainment area, it definitely will ANSWER: You can paint over 2. The day before tipping give tion of Jefferson’s horticultural the most tax if you file “ Married these assessments are esentially In the past, people were ex­ penses can be deducted from your . removed in digging the trenches This coinmn Is prepared by the not cost as much as a garage. varnish only if the remaining your plant a good dormant spray thoughts on gardening and horti­ Filing Separately.” user fees and not taxes. They p e c t to pay a $75 deductible, 20 income when figuring your SSI sheen is removed. This can be such as a liquid lime-sulphur is not enough, add soil from your culture through almost 60 years, were not imposed and collected to percent of doctor bills, plus payment. Elach expense must be staff of the Social Secarlty QUESTION: I once repaired a annual garden or elsewhere. Administration office In East done by sandpapering or steel material. some never before transcribed. QUESTION: My job requires a raise revenues for the benefit of whatever expenses could not be approved by Social Security. garden hose, but it was made of 7. Cover the soil with about 18 Hartford. Address questions to: wooling the varnish or using a 3. Tie the rosebush canes lot of traveling and entertaining- the general public, but are rather assigned. ’They also had to pay the Some examples include medical rubber. The two hoses I have in inches of loose leaves or other Social Security. Manchester He­ liquid chemical that accom­ together to allow easier handling. For a copy of Earl Aronson’s **AP Under the new law, can I still for the exclusive purpose of entire bill foroutpatlent prescrip­ devices, such as wheelchairs, this house are plastic. One of mulch such as marsh hay. Guide to House Plants/* send S1.50 to rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester plishes the same thing. Paint does 4. Avoid pruning bushes be­ deduct business expenses in­ benefiting the property owners of tion drugs. respirators, or braces; attendant them looks as though it may need Next spring, start uncovering House Plants* AP Hewsfeotures. 50 06040. not grip properly when applied to cause open wounds on the canes Rockefeller Plaza* New York. N.Y. curred when I travel from one the neighborhood. Now In a given year. If care services: work-related a rep 'T soon. There is a tiny a glossy surface. may not heal properly, as cold the rose bushes about April I. 10020. MANCHESTER HERALD, Satai^V, Sfelpt. *24,'' — 'gj FOCtJS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Where to Write Partners need to be told 1^ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, Sept. 24 P.O. 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Emily Lloyd, Tom Las Vegas/' a com­ mph; a theatre in which panicipants can [ESPN] SportsCenter Santo Domingo al Dia 2:00AM ® New s (R) Belt, Clare Clifford. 1987. Rated R. (S) edy special air­ manipulate vision and sound; a group of [HBO] MOVIE: A Fine Mess' (CC) Two ® MOVIE: 'The Joker Is Wild' The life 1 ;O O P M CD MOVIE: The Sea Chase' dZ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell ing SATURDAY. scientists exploring the inner earth; a futur­ losers inadvertently win $10,000 in a fixed of nightclub comedian, Joe E. Lewis, from The German captain of a W W II fugitive Speers istic fire-fighting liquid. (60 min.) (In Stereo) horse race. Ted Danson, Howie Mandel. S EP T. 24 on his beginning career as a singer in speak­ ship carries an unusual cargo and assorted [CNN] Your Money ® dD Rodney Dangerfield Special: It's Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG ABC. easies and burlesque, is portrayed. Frank crew. John Wayne, Lana Turner, Tab Hun­ Not Easy Bein' Me (CC) Variety. The [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Crazy Mama' A family Sinatra. Jeanne Crain. Mitzi Gaynor. 1957. ter. 1955. comic who "don't get no respect" is in 1950s Arkansas embarks on a nation­ [ESPN] Golf: P G A Junior Champion­ CHECK LISTINGS joined by stars Bill Murray, Valerie Perrinn wide crime spree. Clons'Leachman, Ann ® QD Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ CT) W W F Wrestling Spotlight ship From St. Louis.'(Taped) FOR EXACT TIME and Aretha Franklin. (60 min.) (R) Sothern. Stuart Whitman. 1975. Rated vice (3 hrs.) T t H - (TD Major League Baseball: Boston Red [HBO] Verdict: The Wrong Man (CC) (24) Romance of Indian Railways James PG. Qj3 Runaway With the Rich and Famous Sox at N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) (Live) This documentary presents four case his­ Cameron narrates this portrait of India's [USA] MOVIE: 'Consenting Adult' A Season Premiere Donna Mills in Yugosla­ tories of innocent citizens who were sent [22) Major League Baseball; Teams railways, following museum operator Mi­ college student's revelation that he is hom­ via; Robin Leach in Sicily. To Be Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) to prison for crimes ranging from robbery chael Satow as he travels acquiring me­ osexual leaves his self-possessed mother QD Jimmy Swaggart to rape. (60 min.) morabilia. culminating with a ride on the (2^ Collectors in a state of shock and his once-doting [C N N ] International Correspondents Darjeeting-Himalaya line. (60 min.) ^ 7) Ramona (CC). 4:00PM CD Knight Rider father devastated. Viewer Discretion A d ­ d7) MOVIE; 'Bringing Up Baby' While vised. Mario Thomas, Martin Sheen. Barry [DIS] MOVIE: 'Auntie Marne' A young [CNN] Newsday QD To Be Announced.' \ raising money for his museum, a paleontol­ Tubb. 1985. boy expertences a series of madcap ad­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Auntie Marne' A young (li NWA Main Event ogist gets mixed up with a screwy socialite ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ Howard announces he’s still dating other peace. Len Birman. I98b. 1 ® Entertainment This boy experiences a series of madcap ad­ (2^ M O V IE: 'Night Gallery' A trilogy of and her pet leopard. Cary Grant, Katharine 1 :30PM centric aunt. Rosalind Russell. Forrest women. Part 1 of 2. (R) W eek Actor Jeff Daniels' new movie ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ bizarre, supernatural tales by Rod Setiing. [ES P N ] College Football: Arizona State Hepburn, Charles Buggies. 1938. Tucker. Roger Smith. 1958. centric aunt. Rosalind Russell, Forrest Joan Crawford, Barry Sullivan, Roddy d D Friday the 13th: T h e Series Micki and at Nebraska (3 hrs.) (Live) "Sweet Hearts Dance. " (60 min.) (In [ESPN] SportsCenter Ryan fall victim to an antique urn's deadly [CN N ] Showbiz Week Stereo) Tucker, Roger Smith. 1958. McDowail. 1969. [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Firewalker' The lure of [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Blues "I’m keeping track of how long the water [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Stranger' The pro­ gas, causing them to relive their worst gold sends two soldiers of fortune on a [D IS] MOVIE: 'Superman II’ Superman ® Columbo restrictions have been in effect." ® Summer Olympics Hii^lights of nightmares. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) must choose between his love for Lois fessor of a small college fears that his Nazi various events. (3 hrs.) (Taped) perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. ® Star Search (60 min.) 2:10AM [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Body Dou­ background may be uncovered when a d4) DeGrassi Junior High Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr., Melody Lane and his pledge to protect Earth when ble' An unemployed Hollywood actor be­ (24) Julia Child and Company MOVIE: 'The Year of Living Danger­ government agent arrives. Orson Welles, Anderson. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) three Kryptonian criminals take over the QD comes implicated in a bizarre murder ^ Record Guide ously’ A journalist, trying to scoop the po­ Loretta Young, Edward G. Robinson. djD Combatl U S A. Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder. scheme. Craig Wasson. Melanie Griffith. dD Hersey's Hollywood Previews of [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents tential political overthrow of Indonesia, 1946. (Colorized Version) Gene Hackman. 1980. Rated PG. Gregg Henry. 1984. Rated R. (M) MOVIE; The Other Side of the meets and falls in love with the British at­ ON THE FA8TBACK by Bill Holbrook movies to be released and interviews with 7:30PM ® M"A*S"H [TM C] MOVIE; 'No Man's Land' A [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Mountain' A paralyzing fall confines skier actors. tache. Mel Gibson, Sigourney Weaver, [M AX] MOVIE: Ice Station rookie police officer becomes caught up in 2:1 SAM Jill Kinmont to a wheelchair for the rest of ® Jeopardy! (CC). Linda Hunt. 1983. Zebra' Based on Alastair MacLean's Cold 1 : 3 0 P M (1$ Flower Shop dD Tu Musica the flashy lifestyle of the car-theft ring he's lilE'RE DlsrRi&tnliJ6 TriEsE D**H««)EVERvHoME her life. Marilyn Hassett, Beau Bridges, Be­ ® M am a's Family Ida's heartbroken W ar thriller about an American sub racing WE'RE Trif , OF been assigned to infiltrate. D.B. Sweeney. Pantron PTf (26) Curtain Going Up linda J. Montgomery. 1975. dZ) Doctor Who Its Russian counterpart to the North Pole when her cat dies. (R) Charlie Sheen, Lara Harris. 1987. Rated R. OLVMPICWa>6-'IK>1it‘& ,AR £ KOiVFB,W f M O .C . Follies Guest; Vanity. (R) and a downed Soviet satellite. Rock Hud­ « THE OUlWPiC. L06O AND WANT lb DRWK V tilAT. (Si^ Computer Chronicles (S ) Victory Garden (CC). (6D Wonderful World of Disney: The (ID To Be Announced. (In Stereo) blE6oiN&ToH(WEAHV'P»2®Wcr' Sw am p Fox ^ Comedy Tonight With Whoopi Gold­ son. Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan. m ! [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday dD MOVIE: 'Clambake' A young oil heir DDTofTtlEM . dD Best of Saturday Night T i f ' l M S ? ? CW NAlAE.' exchanges identities with a water skiing [CN N] Newswatch 9:30PM [CIMIM] Th is W eek in Japan berg 1968. Rated G. (In Stereo) [ESP N ] Senior PGA Golf: World Invita­ dD Ufe's Most Embarrassing Moments tional Third round, from Charlotte, N.C. (2 instructor. Elvis Presley, Shelley Fabares, [D IS] Superman [H B O ] Th e Hitchhiker (C C ) Robert ^ Racing From Ptainsfield 2:30AM QD Tales From the Darkside ) Will Hutchins. 1967. * Premiere A weekly series based on the Vaughn stars as a plastic surgeon danger­ hrs.) (Live) [H B O ] Com ing Attractions Featured; "Life's Most Embarrassing Moments" MOVIE: 'Mysterious Mr. Moto' Mr A millionairess claims she brutally mur­ ously obsessed with beauty. dered her boyfriend - and her cousin's the [U SA ] Cover Story [ESPN] College Football: Michigan highlights of movies, specials and events. specials. Host Roy Firestone showcases Moto of the International Police is given a only person who believes her. State at Florida State (3 hrs.) (Live) real-life comic goofs from areas including 9:45PM g D m o v i e : 'When Worlds case that baffles Scotland Yard. Peter 2 : 0 0 P M CT) McMillan and Wife [MAX] MOVIE: The Subject Was Lorre, Harold Huber, Mary Maguire. 1938. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Absence of Malice' A Roses’ A couple tries to put aside their entertainment, sports and politics. Collide' When two planets head in Earth's 1 ® Dating Game CD Hawaii Five-0 labor leader vows to get revenge after an differences in order to welcome their son d D d D Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: direction, a race begins to build a rocket- ® MOVIE: 'In God We Trust' When a [C N N ] Sports Latenight ship in time to escape the cataclysm. Bar­ monastery goes broke a monk goes forth 20) MOVIE: 'The Postman Always overzealous reporter ruins his reputation. home from World W ar II. Patricia Neal. Track and Field (Women's 100m Finals [E S P N ] Collage Football: Arizona State Rings Tw ic e ' The story of a love affair Paul Newman, Salty Field, Melinda Dillon. Jack Albertson, Martin Sheen. 1968. and Men's 400m Hurdles Finals); W om ­ bara Rush, Richard Derr, Peter Hanson in search of funds. Marty Feldman. Louise 1951. at Nebraska (3 hrs.) (R) between a young wife and a hired man 1981. Rated PG, Rated G. en's Gymnastics (Apparatus Finals); Finals Lasser, Andy Kaufman. 1980. 2:35AM [HBO] MOVIE; stripped to Lana Turner. John Garfield, Cecil Kellaway [U SA ] Cartoons A irw olf While investigating the in Men's and W omen's Rowing; Women's 1 0:00PM ® W est 57th (60 mm.) (QD Punto V Aparte [USA] Kill' A police detective goes undercover at 1946. death of a friend's father, the Airwolf team Diving (Springboard Finals); Women's ® MOVIE: 'Till Marriage Do Us Part’ A 4:1 0PM [CN N ] Sports Close-up ® ® ^ e w s a strip club to find a dancer's killer. Kay 24) Art of William Alexander and Lowell discovers that a deadly virus is being man­ Basketball. (3 hrs.) (Live) young newlywed discovers that her hus­ ® ® Garry Shandling Alone in Las V e ­ Lenz, Greg Evlgan, Norman Fe!!. 1987. Speers 4:30PM ^ Frugal Gourmet ufactured for subversive purposes. (60 dD Arctic Refuge; Treasure of the North band is really her brother. Laura Antonelli, gas (CC ) Garry Shandling stars in comedy Rated R. min.) A visual and audio display of the natural Alberto Lionello. Jean Rochefort. 1979. (26) MOVIE: 'River of Promises' A Chi­ d§) Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) sketches created from his personal experi­ beauty in Alaska. 3:00AM QD MOVIE; Mr. Moto's cago cop goes undercover to expose an (41) Topo Gigio 6:30PM I D C B S N ew s (CC) ences. (60 min.) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred I C3R 5 W T T H A T ^I_^STRYINS illegal-alien smuggling ring. Joe Santos. dD Major League Baseball: Boston Red Hickman, Nick Charles. Gamble' Mr. Moto assigns students a real dZ) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) ® Too Close for Comfort QD Headlines on Trial case to solve. Peter Lorre. Lynn Bari. 6QV1EBOCJT' T O E A T MY Sue Lyon, Robert Alda. 1978. Sox at N e w 'York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 [ESP N ] AW A Championship Wrestling ) i ^ Twilight Zone 1938. B A L L O O N . ^ 38) MOVIE: 'The Quiller Memorandum' [CN N ] Big Story dD dD Private Benjamin min.) (Live) GiAVE/lAE A 1 1 [M AX ] MOVIE: -Thii Dirty An American is assigned by British Intellig­ [DtS] MOVIE; My Dog the Thief' A (24) Motorweek ( ^ M am a's Family Bubba and Mama al­ (ID MOVIE: 'James Dean, the First :50PM QD Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) HUQEeRAPe, Dozen' A tough Arm y major manages to ence the task of locating the headquarters kleptomaniac St. Bernard and a million- dD Three Stooges most miss their high-school graduation. (R) American Teenager' This documentary- ^ That’s the Spirit AND WHEN I c^'a of a neo-Nazi movement. George Segal. dotlar necklace complicate the life of an biography includes clips from Dean's m ov­ whip an unruly group of misfit convicts into (S ) Alice @ ) W ild Am erica (C C ) Marty Stouffer de­ shape for a deadly mission into enemy ter­ [CN N ] Newsnight Alec Guinness, Senta Berger. 1966. innocent traffic reporter. Dwayne Hick­ monstrates the difficulties, dangers and ies as well as interviews with people who WOKE UP... knew him. 1978. ritory during World W ar II. Lee Marvin, Er­ [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Consenting AduH' A man, Mary Ann Mobley. 1970. (S[) Benson satisfactions of filming wildlife. (41) Lo Mejor de la Semana Noticias sobre nest Borgnine, Charles Bronson. 1967. (In college student's revelation that he is hom­ [HBO] MOVIE; What's Up, Doc?' Noticiero Univision Com batl el besibol (4D [C N N ] Sports Saturday Stereo) osexual leaves his self-possessed mother Identical suitcases and stolen jewels drag .57] Adventures in Scale Modeling [C N N ] Pinnacle dD Hardcastie and McCormick in a state of shock and his once-doting an eccentric professor and an impish [USA] Tennis; Volvo Tournament 12:00AM Home Shopping Net­ father devastated. Viewer Discretion A d ­ (6.1) MOVIE: 'X the Unknown' On a deso­ young woman into a mad chase. Ryan [D IS] Here's Boomer Men's semifinals, from Los Angeles. (3 [CN N ] Headline News work (3 hrs.) late Scottish moor, a scientist wrestles hrs., 30 min.) (Same-day Tape) vised. Mario Thomas. Martin Sheen. Barry O'Neal, Barbra Streisand, Madeline Kahn. [H B O ] M O V IE: 'B ig Shots' T w o kids [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard M O V IE: 'U p River' A young pioneer against the most awesome creations that Tubb. 1985. 1972, Rated G. from opposite sides of the tracks embark ® First Impressions Dave (60 min.) pits his courage against the rugged Can­ ever threatened man's survival. Dean dag­ 8:00PM on a wild cross-country odyssey. Ricky has second thoughts about running [HBO] Take No Prisoners: Robert adian frontier in this story of survival. Mor­ 3:30AM [CN N ] This week in Japan ger, Edward Chapman, Leo McKern. 1957 5:00PM ® Kojak Busker, Darius McCrary, Robert Joy. against a corrupt city councilman after he Townsend & His Partners in Crime II gan Stevens, Jeff Corey. 1980. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'A Fine Mess' (CC) Two m A 'Te a m 1987. Rated PG-13. 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Weekend digs into Dave's private life. (Postponed (C C ) Stand-up performances and filmed ® New s 3 losers inadvertently win $ 10,000 in a fixed (11) Tw ilight Zone (CC ) The first of 30 CD Lifestyles of the Rich and from an earlier date) segments featuring a soap opera, the talk 4:05 AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; Bom A m eri­ horse race Ted Danson, Howie Mandel, 7:00PM (2D Football: Stonington vs. Ledyard (3 CHUBB AND CHAUHCEV by Vance Rodewelt all-new episodes. A retired engineer (Harry Famous (60 min.) ® d D Reporters (60 min.) (In Stereo) show "A sk Robert.” and "Streetwise," can' Three Americans cross the Soviet Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. Morgan) believes he owns the mechanical an unusual game show. (60 min.) (In hrs;) (R) border during a hunting expedition and find ® Family Ties (CC). ® W h o 's the Boss? (C C ) Samantha [USA] MOVIE: 'Night Fiend' A psy­ device that keeps the world from falling Stereo) [CN N ] Newsnight themselves fighting for their freedom. S O ? . ' C A N YOU IMABINe is attracted to a college student staying at QftLMAriANS ueeD to ee chotic judge revets in sending men to their apart. (In Stereo) ® @D New s Mike Norris, Steve Durham, David Cobum. BeiNfiRUSHEPTD R R E her.house, causing problems with her cur­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Extreme Prejudice' 1 2:30AM ® She's the Sheriff eVNONYMOUS WITH FIRS deaths. Fernando Rey, Marisa Mell. 1977 (ID Knight Rider ( P It's a Living Nancy gets revenge when (C C ) A Texas Ranger is forced to confront 1986. Rated R. rent boyfriend. (R) ® M O V IE; 'Dream s D on't Die' A story HYDRANTS ALU OYBR Howard announces he's still dating other a childhood friend who now runs a drug S TO T^. DIP YOU KNOW 2 : 1 0 P M [CN N ] Healthweek C2D Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' of teenage love and survival of realities of [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Klute' A detective's in­ TOWN?/ women. (R) ® MOVIE: 'The Miracle Worker' This is network out of Mexico. Nick Nolte, Powers vestigation into the disappearance of a Outdoors the urban combat zone. Ike Eisenmann, 2 : 3 0 P M CD College Football: Tennes­ the true story of Annie Sullivan's dedicated Boothe, Michael Ironside. 1987. Rated R. prominent businessman leads him to a d D Tales From the Darkside A millionai­ Paul Winfield, Trim Alvarado. 1982. see at Auburn (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) ^ Saint efforts to help Helen Keller emerge from a (In Stereo) Manhattan prostitute. Jane Fonda. Donald WOW/] ress claims she brutally murdered her boy­ sightless and soundless world. Anne Ban­ dD SIDA Amenaza Mortal (60 min.) Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled Sutherland, Charles Ciotfi. 1971. Rated R. (2$ Joy of Painting (R) friend - and her cousin's the only person croft. Patty Duke. 1962. 1 0:30PM ® Three's a Crowd 2^ QD track and Field (Women's 800m, 3000m [41j Lucha Libre (60 min.) ^ Julia Child and More Company who believes her. 05 Twflight zone dD MOVIE: 'Exterminator Two' A Viet­ ® Benny Hill and other events); Women s Gymnastics 4:30AM [CN N] Newswatch dD Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah's boy­ (5^ Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In nam Vet seeks revenge when his girl friend QD IN N N ew s (Individual Finals). (2 hrs.) (Live) [D IS] Scheme of Things Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Boatniks' An friend causes trouble when he asks Jamie is brutally murdered. Robert Ginty. Mario for a date. QD America's Top Ten [CN N ] Evans & Novak 4:39AM ® l Love Lucy [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch accident-prone Coast Guard ensign must Van Peeples, Deborah Geffner. 1984. contend with a beautiful girt, stolen jewels (S ) M am a's Family Mama Harper hopes Alfred Hitchcock [ESPN ] Battle of Monster Trucks [M AX] MOVIE: Dead End [M AX] MOVIE; 'Western Union' The (2D MOVIE; 'They Died With Their 4:40AM and a mysterious Japanese peart diver. she can keep the cause of her sister's [TM C ] MOVIE; Black Widow' (CC) A Street' A young prostitute attempts to es­ laying of the first transcontinental tele­ Boots O n ' The events leading up to dD ^ Summer Olympics Continue Robert Morse, Stefanie Powers, Phil Sil­ death a secret. complex series of seductions and murders cape life on the streets. Music by Bruce graph wires is portrayed. Robert Young, General Custer's famous last stand against (4p T u Musica (Repeticion) vers. 1970. Rated G. puts a Justice Department investigator on Springsteen. Anat Atzmon, Yehoram c 19as TribuM MBdIa SBfviCBB. Inc. Dean dagger, Randolph Scott. 1941. Wheel of Fortune (CC). Chief Sitting Bull at Little Big Horn are de­ “ AM (UghtB RBBBrtBd______1 1 ® ® N ew s the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra Gaon. 1988. Rated NR [TM C ] MOVIE; Howard the Duck' (CC) d D Underwater Kids Three teachers and picted. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Ar­ :00PM QD [TM C ] Short Film Showcase Winger, Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. A duck from outer space is brought to seven North Carolina junior high-school thur Kennedy. 1941. ® Taxi Cleveland by a laser beam that also picks 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) students participate in scuba-diving in­ d D W ild A m erica (CC ) A look at the wol­ ® Mort After Dark ZIPPY by Bill Grinmi 3 :0 0 P M CB Knight Rider up more sinister extraterrestrial guests. struction in an effort to learn about the sea verine in its remote and rugged habitat. (R) 1 2:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : The Post­ Cl.D Soul Train (In Stereo) Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, Tim Rob­ QD Cheers (CC). and themselves. (R) O p M O V IE : 'W a r of the W orlds' Martian man Alw ays Rings Tw ic e ' A passionate bins. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) QD Gail Hayman Cosmetics 'roaring T j » st a co uhe of (2$ Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) dD Highlights of the 1988 Indy 5(X) war machines invade Earth in George Pal's affair between an aimless drifter and a T Wfitter c'^eenT Sv*enY [U S A ] Double Trouble The other orator / W T H TM‘ CUGRENT .oueaiH’ EoGE.iiueT S\^»fr,eoAPMG (4$ Benson Oscar-winning adaptation of the classic (2D Tales From the Darkside Just before bored young housewife leads to murder ppoOLtUG OViCKiy If A TONIC TO TH' ■ MSwifTm&T ® It's a Uving Jan's decision to wear a he's strapped into the electric chair, a con­ Jack Nicholson. Jessica Lange. John Coli- / So fW ifr, we (H ) T and T (CC| A ruthless blond wig stirs up trouble in her marriage. H.G. Wells novel. Gene Barry, Ann Robin­ GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) - DOWN TM'8f/WKy SPIRIT ' TH’FtW Zof TU i^funoAeinG , (57) Motorweek Mitsubishi's Galant GS 5:30PM victed murderer (John Heard) tells his star­ cos. 1981 Rated R BfiCetY HAVE TO ganglord terrorizes two illegal immigrants. son. Les Tremayne. 1953. I sport sedar>. Ford's Crown Victoria; inside (R) tling but unbelievable side of the case. Abraham Lincoln delivered his w a t e b e y c f its t m ' || HfliJC A ToIALlV Mazda's California research center. (R) (In Stereo) S t ) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) 1 :00AM ® Love Boat i ’tA/ipr And (ID National Geographic A look at crea­ dD Rat Patrol famous Gettysburg Address Nov. 'feNfeS AS IT p utt, / -m'gtHBwnC So [CN N] On the Menu (24) Victory Garden tures only found in Australia and the scien­ [CN N] PrimeNews ® Naked Citv RdfigiMC auALiry 'B e l o u u '' QD Noticias Oiimpicas 19. 1863. us M0M6 OH irjjlii™ , ^ toup weffApeLV [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' (CC) A (4D Fight BackI With David Horowitz tists and conservationists working to pro­ [HBO] MOVIE; Nadine' (CC) A wom­ 'D Sustaining I ' TO * ASweJwiFTty tect them. (60 min.) QZ) Comedy Tonight With Whoopi Gold­ Almost forgotten by history is ff U IK \^oou(2se '' complex series of seductions and murders (bZ) This Old House (CC). an's search for a package of provocative ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents APPB9ACH TH'/ puts a Justice Department investigator on dD Sabado Gigante Programs de photos involves her with local mobsters berg the chief speaker on that day, THtHKIf [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [D IS ] Legend of Marilyn Monroe The life /2CAI2-] the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra variedades con juegos, competencies, « n - and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger, Jeff M O V IE: 'Yakuza' An ex-G.I. returns QD of Norma Jean, who was raised in foster Edward Everett (1794-1865), con­ Winger, Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. trevistas y musica y bajo la animacion de Bridges. Rip Tom . 19B7. Rated PG. to Japan after an army buddy's daughter is V INS/.'J [U SA ] Check It OutI homes and grew up lo be a legendary ac- sidered one of the greatest TTfl A 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Don Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) kidnapped. Robert Mitchum. Takakura [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col­ tress. Narrator: John Huston, (60 min.I 6:00PM (D News dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) lege students cut loose on spring break in Ken, Brian Keith. 1975. orators of his time. During his 3 : 3 0 P M ( B m o v i e : 'Dead Man on ® Three's Company [USA] Snub TV the Run' The leader of a federal investiga­ (60 min.) (In Stereo) Fort Lauderdale. David Knell, Perry Lang, [C N N ] Pinnacle career, Everett served five terms Jayne Modean. 1963. Rated R. tion squad is convinced his predecessor's CD A*Team [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [D IS ] M O V IE; 'Bus Stop' A lovestruck . 1:1 0AM [CN N ] Travel Guide in Congress, was governor of murder was linked to the assassination of cowboy relentlessly pursues a vulrierable d D Charles in Charge (CC ) Charles de­ [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Undergrads' After a 8:30PM ® Frank's Place (C C ) Frank 1 :30AM 01] INN News Massachusetts, U.S. Minister to a presidential candidate. Peter Graves, cides to leave school when his uncle (John teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a considers an invitation to visit an elite Great Britain, president of Har­ Kathe*'ne Justice, Pernell Roberts. 1975. @0 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Astin) offers him a job. (R) rest home, the two move in together and men's social club with a fellow Brown vard and secretary of state under CD Ci'tlege Football: Oklahoma at USC d D It's a Uving Nancy gets revenge when enroll in college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ University alumnus. (R) Continued... ( P A B C New s ICC) (C N N ) Crossfire Saturday President Millard Fillmore. t4 — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1988 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1988 —

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ''ll'a a terribly hard )ob to apand a button dollart f and gel your monaVa worth.'' — George M. Humphrey. p ^ x < ______V »' , c tew K»ig F—fcjtw SyntbCAM, Me Waiia nghtg (Marvad lltoEsI .’5?" r -a MAW:HESTgK»^liD/-^afet(di^>^’. K j^88 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday,' Sept. 24, |»88 — 87 Friday the 13th: Th e Series Micki and Part 3 of 3. (18) Rocky and Friends 110m Finals and W omen's 400m Finals); Ryan fall victim to an antique urn's deadly [ESP N ] NFL Primetime (60 min.) Men's Volleyball (Preliminaries); U S. vs. RONANCIINO (24) Tony Brown's Journal gas. causing them to relive their worst Sunday, Continued [H B O ] M O V IE: Platoon' (C C ) Oliver Greece in Water Polo. (2 hrs.) fl.ive) (Ml Major League Baseball: Boston Red nightmares. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Sunday, Sept. 25 T H E S TO N E Stone's Oscar-winning account of a young [DIS] MOVIE; 'Those Caltoways' (CC) Sox at N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) (Live) InfinKe Voyage (C C ) An examination GD soldier's year-long tour of duty in Vietnam. A Maine family meets with local resistance of the human brain and the work of re- Despite danger [4D W ild Kingdom Tom Berenger, Willem Dafoe. Charlie when they attempt to create a wild geese jiearchers to understand how intelligence on Ken Follett's best-seller. Cliff Robert- his re-adjustment. Henry Winkler, Sally Sheen. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) sanctuary. Brian Keith, Vera Miles, Bran­ in the Jungles of '57^ Modem Maturity (CC). functions. Narrator: Josef Sommer. (60 ron, David Soul. Season Hubley. 1985. Field, Harrison Ford. 1977. [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' don de Wilde. 1964. S^OOAM dD Home Shopping Over­ (]D Weight Loss Made Easy South. America, [CNN] Moneyweek f^rt 1 of 2. min.) Pan 3 of 12. (R) (In Stereo) d D Asi va el Beisbol Resumen semanal (C C ) An alcoholic actress is shocked to [U S A ] New Generation Hair Care night Service (60 min.) Jack Colton (Mi­ [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Blind Date' (C C ) A blind O ) M O V IE : 'Task Force' A Naval officer dD Transformers (iD NW A Pro Wrestling sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. find the man she'd spent the night with date pairs an overworked yuppie with a fights for carrier appropriations in the face dD Twilight Zone Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: chael Douglas) dD MOVIE: 'Seems Like Old Times' A murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff 12:40AM [TM C] MOVIE i Kolly'* (ID dD beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a ^ Infinite Voyage (C C ) Examines the un­ of heavy Air Force opposition. Gary Heroes' The prospect of netting $16 mil­ Home Shopping Overnight Service Basketball; Track and Field; Boxing. (4 and Joan Wilder lawyer jeopardizes her husband's career Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. strange way Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger seen worlds around us. from matter's Cooper, Jane Wyatt, Walter Brennan. lion in a wild dash behind enemy lines Continues (2 hrs.) hrs.) (Live) by helping her ex-husband run from the (Kathleen John Larroquette. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In smallest parts to the vastness of space. 1949. 10:30PM QD Current Affair Extra brings out the leadership qualities of a police. Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase, Charles [CN N ] Sports Review (ID Sesame Street (CC). (R) Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) busted officer. Clint Eastwood, Telly Sava­ Turner) still find Grodin. 1980. ® One Day at a Time QD M O V IE: 'Rolling M an' An uneducated [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: ^ World Tomorrow dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 las. Don Rickies. 1970. Rated PG. (In time to get ac­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Chapter Two' A re­ GD PELICULA: 'Callejon sin Salida' middle-class American nearly kills a man Disneyland Goes to the World's Fair A cently widowed writer and a divorcee re­ d D d D Sum m er Olym pics Highlights of min.) and spends four years in prison. Dennis Stereo) ® Robert Schuller quainted, in "Ro­ various events. (3 hrs.) (Taped) musical animated history of fairs, including luctantly fall in love. Based on the play by GZ) Fawtty Towers Weaver. Don Stroud, Donna Mills 1972. d D Nuestra Familia [CNN] Newswatch 1:00AM QD Naked City a look at the exhibits featured at the 1964 mancing the Neil Simon. James Caan, Marsha Mason, dD Firing Line Special Debate: Re­ [C N N ] Presidential Debate (Live) [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) A French zoology QD D .C. Follies World's Fair. (60 min.) (ID Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Stone. " The 1984 Valerie Harper. 1979. Rated PG. solved: The Right Is Better Able to Deal QD ABC News (CC) student accidentally lets a poisonous frog [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Lethal Weapon' (CC) A GD Carson's Comedy Classics [USA] Snub TV [CN N ] Daybreak film airs SUN­ With the Soviets Than the Left Conser­ veteran detective is paired with a brash GD Odd Couple 2:00PM 3 D m o v i e : 'I Died a Th o u ­ escape from the aquarium. Bless Me, Father vatives William F. Buckley Jr., Jeane Kirk­ younger panner to investigate a prosti­ GD [E S P N ] N FL’s Greatest M om ents Best Popeye [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! DAY, SEPT. 25 on sand Tim es' The story of Roy Earle, [ESPN ] Horse Racing: Super Derby IX 5:09AM dD patrick and Jack Kemp debate liberals tute's death. Mel Gibson. Danny Glover, Ask the Manager Ever Quarterbacks. (60 min.) [ESPN ] Running and Racing ABC. America’s most wanted criminal, is de­ George McGovern, Gary Hart and Patricia From Bossier City, La. (60 min.) (Live) 5:30AM ([ID l Love Lucy picted. Jack Palance, Shelley Winters, Lee Gary Busey. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Perfect Strangers (C C ) Larry gets [U S A ] Cellulite Free [H B O ] Adventures of To m Saw yer Huck Schroeder. Guests; Henry Kisisnger, Paul [U SA] Airwolf (H] INN News CHECK IISTINGS Marvin. 1955. Warnke. (2 hrs.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Made in Heaven’ (CC) jealous when Balki and Jennifer appear to and Tom try to sneak into a theatre. be sneaking around behind his back. (R) ' 1:05AM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Meatballs [CN N] Moneyweek FOR EXACT TIME Major League Baseball: New York 6:30PM QD W heel of Fortune (CC) A young accident victim is sent back to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The River Rat' A young [ID dD Police Story III' A deceased porn star is returned to Mets at St. Louis Cardinals (2 hrs . 30 GD Private Benjamin Eanh to find the woman he fell in love with ® Comantario sobre el Debate [ESPN ] SportsLook girl and her father, who has returned after dZ) Joy of Painting in heaven. Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGillis, Earth to help a bumbling teen-ager lose his min.) (Live) (2^ Firing Line: Southern Strategy: The GD Three’s Company virginity and gain some self-esteem. Sally [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated [DIS] MOVIE: 'Benji the Hunted' Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG (In old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the evil General. Richard Hams, Catherine picted. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Ar­ CjD M O V IE; ‘H ow to Be Very, Very Po­ Bush Agenda Stereo) [C N N ] New s Kelterman, Patrick Dempsey, Al Waxman. to the Movies & Coming Attractions Stranded in the Pacific Northwest, the can­ 1987. Rated R. Mississippi. Tom m y Lee Jones. Martha Schell. 1977 Rated G. thur Kennedy. 1941. (Colorized Version) pular' Tw o dancers, who witness a mur­ GD A B C N ew s (CC). 6:00AM (T ) spread a Little Sunshine der and flee for their lives, find themselves ine star finds himself playing surrogate par­ 8:1 5PM [E S P N ] NFL Scrapbook: Hail 11:00PM GD QD GD New s Plimpton, Brian Dennehy. 1984. Rated PG. [ES P N ] Sportraits: Dorothy Hamill and @ Chalice of Salvation ent to four orphaned cougar cubs. Benji, 1:30AM QD Lifestyles of the Rich and in a college fraternity. Betty Grable, Sheree GD Univision en el Deporte Comentarios to the Redskins (Taped) Barney Miller dD Gilligan's Island [TM C ] MOVIE: Rustlers' Rhapsody' Bob Beamon (Taped) QD Famous (60 min.) (ID McLaughlin Group North, Robert Cummings. 1955. Rod Steagall, Frank Inn. 1987. Rated G. y resumen del acontecer deportivo por (C C ) A singing cowboy protects a small M«mod... w ith Child- QD Cheers (CC). ([ID Sustaining [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Sylvester' (CC) An or­ d D Police W oman [ESP N ] Senior PGA Golf: World Invita­ Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) 8:30PM CD ® QD Sustaining town from an evil cattle baron. Tom Beren- (iD Underdog ran (C C ) Marcy's wedding ring slips off as (11) INN Magazine phaned Texas teen-ager sets out to turn a tional Final Round From Charlotte. N.C. (2 [C N N ] Inside Business GD Choices We Face GD IN N New s ger. G.W . Bailey, Marilu Henner. 1985. raggedy rodeo horse into a champion jum­ dD Meet the Press (CC) (2D MOVIE: 'California Suite’ Vignettes she stuffs money into the pants of a male QD Headline NewS hrs.) (Live) Insight / Out Rated PG. (In Stereo) per. Richard Farnsworth, Melissa Gilbert ^ Hart to Hart of several couples spending the weekend [D IS ] Anim als in Action Featured: ani­ exotic dancer (R) (In Stereo) g A B C N ew s (CC). [M AX] Vintage Performances (In mals that are potentially dangerous to hu­ ID Insight / Out Michael Schoeffling. 1985. Rated PG. (In in a resort hotel create a series of comedy Alice GD Are You Being Served? [U SA] Discover [U SA] Cartoons dD Temas y Debates Stereo) mans. ^ Connecticut: N ow (In Stereo) Stereo) sketches about human nature. Maggie ® Bounder Y Bron (T ) Plastlcman (iZ) Soapbox W ith To m Cottle Six high- [U SA ] Double Trouble 1:35AM [M AX] MOVIE; 'Forever, 8:30AM Smith. Alan Alda, Richard Pryor. 1978. [HBO] MOVIE: Three O'clock High' A (g) AM Boston [DIS] You and Me. Kid 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu school students discuss why they and timid student agonizes through the worst it's Garry Shandling's Lulu' (CC ) Stuck in a dead-end job, a Ger­ (X) World Tomorrow (ID Theban Plays: Oedipus at Colonus Kiner's Korner 9:00PM QD GD [ESPN] Water Skiing; International other teen-age girls are unhappy with their 4:30PM QD day of his life after a foul-tempered bully Show After Anjelica infuriates Garry, GD Resumen Olimpico man immigrant tries to establish herself as (3§) David Paul 1 0 : 3 0 A M ([ID inside Washington Now blind. Oedipus (Anthony Quayle) is Tour (R) bodies' appearance. ^ Odd Couple challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- "Love Connection" host Chuck Wooiery (g McLaughlin Group a best-s6lling writer in Manhattan. Hanna led by his daughter Antigone (Juliet Stev Porky Pig (T) Small Wonder [CN N] Newsday maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson. suggests she should move out. Part 2 of 2. Schygulla, Debbrah Harry, Alec Baldwin. [HBO] M O V IE: 'Rad* Despite his upcom­ enson) to Colonus; the Theban and Ath­ d D El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- GD Connecticut: N ow (R) (In Stereo) ® Today in Bible Prophecy dD Beazley Showcase of Homes chas entre boxeadores internacionales. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) 1987. Rated R. ing entrance exams, a college-bound teen­ [D IS] Zorro enian kings are at war. both claiming Oedi­ [C N N ] Inside Business Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. ager can't resist the lure of competitive (ffl Alice dD Love Boat [HBO] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While pus' body as a protective talisman. (2 hrs.'. 7:00PM QD 60 Minutes (C C ) (60 min.) QD Police Story 2:00AM QD Can You Be Thinner? BMX bike racing. Bill Allen, Lori Laughlin, (90 min.) [DIS] The Boys of Summer This film (S) Baptist Church ^ d D M O V IE : 'Tarzan and the Green God­ training for an international arm-wrestling Woffderful W orld of Disney; Charlie, QD G D 21 Ju m p Street A car theft GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous traces "Jackie Robinson's team" of QD Home Shopping Overnight Service Talia Shire. 1986. Rated PG. dess' Tarzan seeks an ancient Mayan relic competition, a trucker tries to re-establish dZ) Mediterranean Cooking Season Premiere Joan Collins; Elizabeth (3 hrs.) [C N N ] Politics '88 the Lonesome Cougar Part 2 of 2. prompts Hanson and Penhall to infiltrate a Brooklyn Dodgers from their beginnings to [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' In 1928, containing a priceless secret formula. Ula a relationship with his estranged son [C N N ] Politics '88 high-school gang; Hoffs investigates a Taylor and Malcolm Forbes on a Pacific the years following their retirement from GD A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings leaves her [D IS] Wuzzles Holt, Herman Brix, Don Castello. 1938. ( @ M ystery): Cover Her Face (C C ) Dai- Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia, Susan [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Ryan's Daughter' The teen-age shoplifter. (60 min.) (R) (In cruise; Michael Jackson's new home. (60 active play. (90 min.) tley. Scheduled: "Sweet Hearts Dance" New York lifestyle for the peaceful, inspira­ Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) gliesh questions the Maxie. household in min.) [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour @ ) This Old House (CC). (R) willful daughter of a tavern keeper during Stereo) (Don Johnson); "Patty Hearst" (Natasha tional existence of a Florida orange grove his pursuit of information aobut the secre­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Charlotte's Web' Ani­ [U S A ] All-American Wr«stlir>g tive Sally Jupp, leaving Deborah Riscoe the 1916 Irish uprising weds a mild school GD W W F Wrestling Richardson), "Dead Ringers" (Jeremy Mary Steenburgen, Rip Torn. Peter Coy (M) Three Stooges QD GD Mr. Belvedere (CC) Wesley tries [TM C ] MOViE: 'Raising Arizona' (CC) mated A pig is saved from slaughter by a with much to explain. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. teacher, has an affair with a shellshocked to get sent to detention every day when he Irons, Genevieve Bujold). ote. 1983. Rated PG. (S ) Conversations with Fred Lewis 1 2 : 30PM QD N FL Today NFL pregame GD GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the After discovering that they can’t have charming spider, a rat and a stuttering British major, and is condemned by the develops a crush on a teacher's aide. (R) hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross, (R) Sw ord Divided. II (C C ) Sir Ralph Winter children, a young couple decides to bor­ [CN N] Moneyweek [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Blues goose. Voices of Debbie Reynolds. Paul d D Para Qente Grande (90 min.) town as an informer. Sarah Miles, Robert Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. [C N N ] W eek in Review QD MOVIE; 'The Martian Chronicles' betrays Lord Edward Ferrar's scheme to row an infant quint from a wealthy local [ESPN] SportsCenter Lynde. Henry Gibson. 1972. Rated G. Mitchum, Trevor Howard. 1970 Rated 6:10AM [CN N] Heahhweek ( ^ Science Journal (C C ) Scheduled: new When two expeditions to Mars fail to re­ take Arnescote Castle, prompting an en­ family. Nicolas Cage. Holly Hunter, Trey ways computer software is being used in dD St. Elsewhere [TM C ] MOVIE: Raising Arizona' (CC) PG. (In Stereo) raged Tom Lacey to challenge Winter to a [U S A ] All-American Kitchen [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel 9:00AM (33 Sunday Morning (CC) (90 After discovering that they can't have turn to Earth, a young astronaut volunteers Wilson. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) boat ddesign; increased penalties for viol­ dD Out of This World [U SA ] Check It Out! duel. (60 min.) Part 5 of 7. Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre min.) children,, a young couple decides to bor­ to lead a third group. Roddy McDowell, 2:30AM QD New England Sunday ating the clean air act: lnterteukin-2 trials. Darren McGavin, Rock Hudson. 1980. Part [U S A ] Can You Beat Baldness? with this big-budget send-up of "Star dD Connecticut Beat row an infant quint from a wealthy local (XD colum bo ® It's a Living Everyone's surprised QD Nu Day: The Perfect Diet dD Denver, the Last Dirtosaur 5:00PM 1 of 2. W ars". Mel Brooks, John C^andy, Rick [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday dD On the Record family. Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter. Trey when Howard proposes to Nancy. Part 2 11:30PM QD Magnum, P.l. (D You Can Beat Baldness (XD Hawaii Five-0 of 2. (R) GD MOVIE: 'Holocaust 2000' A young Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] This Week in Sports (60 min.) ® N F L Live NFL pregame show hosted Wilson. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) GD Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles de QD Sports Extra man, who is actually the devil, comes to d ) Jetsons (ID Knight Rider cides to leave school when his uncle (John GD Debate de los Candidates a la Presi- 6:30AM (T) vista 1 1 :0 0 A M dD Face the Nation by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Rashad. Paul [U SA] MOVIE: 'The Night of the Jug­ QD Baretta earth to build faulty atomic plants. Kirk dD Transformers Maguire. Frank Deford and Gayle Gardner. gler' A former New York City cop tears the (26) Saint Astin) offers him a job. (R) dencia (90 min.) Douglas. Simon Ward. 1978. dD Oral Roberts ([ID Wonderful W orld of Disney: King of Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. (]D Kenneth Copeland city apart to find his kidnapped daughter. (H) Hart to Hart (ID N ew s [D IS] Bernice Bobs Her Hair When she GD g That's the Spirit d D In the Black: Keys to Success the Grizzlies Part 2 of 2. dD spotlight on Government James Brolin, Cliff Gorman, Richard Castel­ visits her popular cousin, a plain-looking Save the Children/Touch a Child (S) Bugs Bunny d D Star Search (60 min.) GD National Gec^raphic (C C ) Focusing GD [C N N ] Sports Latenight d D Christopher Close-Up Part 1 of 2. dD Discover with Robert Vaughn dD PELICULA: 'Buenos Dias, Condes- lano. 1980. on five projects. Richard Kiley narrates this girt (Shelley Duvall) works at changing her Pornography in America (60 min.) dD dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) (57) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • GD [ESPN] College Football: Michigan dD Three Stooges ita’ El ascenso hacia la fama de una joven- look at the artists and craftsmen who res­ wallflower image to that of a gracious dD Abbott and Costello 2:30PM (iD Tennessee Tuxedo Outdoors ( g Rat Patrol State at Florida State (3 hrs.) (R) ® Cossman's Secrets cita qua vende discos en el Rastro madri- tore dilapidated pieces of history to their beauty. (60 min.) Insight dD How to Build a Fortune in 1988 dD Futbol: Equipo Olimpico de Brazil leno mientras canta para atraer a la d D Small W onder (C C ) Harriet, Jamie and former glory. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] NFL Theater: Fantastic Fin­ ( g Massachusetts Council of Rabbis [U SA ] Is There Love After Marriage Maude contra Club America (2 hrs.) Ring Around the World dD Frugal Gourmet (R) clientela. Rocio Durcal, Vicente Parra, Gra- Vicki learn a tough lesson when they have ishes (60 min.) (Taped) M O V IE: 'Sm oke' A troubled young dD World Tomorrow GD W W F Superstars of Wrestling GD 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : -Last Resort ® It's Your Business more than one date for the same night. boy restores an injured dog to health Ron dD Defenders of the Earth (CC). cita Morales. 1966. 3:00PM (33 m o v i e : Th e Postman Al [TM C ] MOVIE; Star Trek IV: The Voy­ A seedy Caribbean tourist trap holds little [CN N ] Daywatch GZ) All Creatures Great and Small Howard, Earl Holliman, Jacqueline Scott. [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch ( ^ Innovation (CC) (SZ) Our Place in the Sun This local special w ays Rings Tw ic e ' The story of a love [CN N] Newswatch age Hom e' (C C ) The crew of the Starship comfort for a family of middle-class vaca­ [D IS] Donald Duck Presents affair between a young wife and a hired [C N N ] Worid Report First Run 1970. d D M O V IE: 'S n u ^ e ' A troubled young traces the history of Oak Bluffs, the black [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Rad' Despite his upcom­ Enterprise travels back to 20th-century tioners. Charles Grodin, Robin Pearson [D IS] Mousercise man. Lana Turner, John Garfield, Cecil Kel- [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports The year boy restores an injured dog to health. Ron community on Martha's Vineyard, from ing entrance exams, a college-bound ti en- [DIS] MOVIE:. ‘Hot Millions' A crook San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ GD Siempre en Domingo Programa de Rose, John Ashton. 1986. Rated R. 7:00AM dD Wall street Journal Re­ 1978 is featured with a special segment on Howard. Earl Holliman, Jacqueline Scott. the 1800s to the present. laway. 1946. ager can't resist the lure of competitive embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ sent world. William Shatner. Leonard Ni- variedades con musica. entrevistas y artis- tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter 3:00AM QD Financial Freedom port running back Billy Sims. (R) 1970. [C N N ] International Correspondents GD America's Top Ten ' BMX bike racing. Bill Allen. Lori Laughlin, moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986. Rated PG. (In tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ Talia Shire. 1986 Rated PG. Ustinov, Maggie Smith, Karl Malden. Stereo) lasco. (90 min.) GlD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) fT) Robert Schuller 9:30AM dD DJ Kat Show [U S A ] Cartoons [DIS] MOVIE: 'Those Calloways' (CC) ^ Charlie's Angels 1968. Rated G. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' In 1928, John McLaughlin's One on One g Home Shopping Overnight Service dD Dialogue A Maine family meets with local resistance ^ MOVIE: 'The Four Musketeers' The 9:30PM CD css News Special Sum­ GZ) (T) To Be Announced. 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings leaves her [ESPN] SportsCenter Continues (2 hrs., 30 min.) when they attempt to create a wild geese joyous escapades of rogues, gallant dam­ mary and political analysis of tonight's GD Spirituai Life Crusade {[ID Point of View (T ) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck New York lifestyle for the peaceful, inspira­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'No Man's Land' A 1 1 :3 0 A M dD Century 21 Homes for sanctuary. Brian Keith. Vera Miles, Bran­ sels and swordplay are depicted in this co­ presidential debate. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [CN N ] Evans & Novak dD Larry Jones tional existence of a Florida orange grove. rookie police officer becomes caught up in d D Portrait of the Soviet Union (C C ) The Sale don de Wilde. 1964. medy adventure. Oliver Reed, Raquel QD GD Tracey Uilman Show Sketches: Hickman. Nick Charles. [D IS ] Bernice Bobs Her Hair When she Mary Steenburgen, Rip Torn, Peter Coy­ the flashy lifestyle of the car-theft ring he's d D Divine Plan Soviet Union's future in light of current so­ (T ) dD This Week With David Brinkley [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Welch. Richard Chamberlain. 1975. Francesca calls a boy for a date during her visits her popular cousin, a plain-looking cial changes. (60 min.) Part 7 of 7. ote. 1983. Rated PG been assigned to infiltrate. D.B. Sweeney, [U S A ] Update: Making it Happen ^ Insight (CC). Goody's 500 From Martinsville, Va. (3 dZ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword slumber party; Dr. Gibson, realizes that his girl (Shelley DuvdII) works at changing her [U SA ] Riptide Charlie Sheen, Lara Harris. 1987. Rated R. (M) Sea Hunt hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Divided, II (CC) Hugh Brandon's promo­ mentor s teachings were based on conjec­ 11:45PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Prayer wallflower image to that of a gracious James Kennedy d D A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie Wha­ (In Stereo) ture. (R) (In Stereo) for the Dying' (C C ) A repentant Irish ter­ d D Rev. David Paul tley. Scheduled: "Sweet Hearts Dance ' tion to the position of castle steward adds 5:30PM dZ) Collectibles, Etc.: Toys beauty. (60 min.) Rin-Tin-Tin 1:00PM (33 NFL Football: Chicago [U SA ] Hollywood Insider rorist finds his past catching up with him to his already unhappy personal life. (60 QD GD A B C New s Special Summary and [U SA ] Credit Time Bomb dD Ayer. Hoy y Manana (Don Johnson); "Patty Hearst" (Natasha Bears at Green Bay Packers (3 hrs.) (Live) d D 9 to 5 after fleeing to London. Mickey Rourke, (ID Sacrifice of the Mass Richardson); "Dead Ringers" (Jeremy min.) Part 4 of 7. 7:1 5PM [ESPN] NFL Primetims (60 political analysis of tonight’s presidential dD iriOVIE: 'The Court Jester' A medi­ [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday Bob Hoskins. Alan Bates. 1987. Rated R. [ M A X ] m o v i e . 'N o M arcy' Kenneth Copeland [CN N ] Your Money Irons, Genevieve Bujotd). min.) debate. 3:05AM eval jester gets mixed up with evil knights, d D M O V IE: 'Youngblood' A brash young (In Stereo) (C C ) While tracking down his partner's [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) hockey player must learn the importance [D IS ] Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs Summer Olympics Corttinue dD Jimmy Swaggart dD Hallmark Homes good witches and a plot to overthrow a 7:30PM (13 ® ) Cadats (CC) A 12- killer, a police officer becomes entangled of teamwork when he joins a new team. Host Gary Owens talks with scientists 12:00AM d3 Frldey the 13th; The [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host; Jay (ID Julia Child and Company (R) tyrannical king. Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns, year-old girl attempts to adjust to life at a ® M am a's Family lota's heartbroken with a crime czar's mistress. Richard Gere. d D Popeye Rob Lowe, Cindy Gibb, Patrick Swayze about dinosaur truths and myths, with Series Season Premiere Ryan and Micki Johnstone. Basil Rathbone. 1956. primarily male military school. Stars Soleil when her cat dies. Kim Basinger, JeroenKrabbe 1966. Rated [C N N ] Daybreak ( ^ Wall Street Journal Report 1986. movie clips from the first dinosaur movie, spearhead an investigation after Uncle [MAX] MOVIE: 'Made in Heaven' (CC) dD Knight Rider "The Lost W orld." made in 1925 Moon Frye, Richard Roundtree and Bill [C N N ] Politics '88 R. (In Stereo) [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner ® DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Lewis' spirit talks to Jack through a A young accident victim is sent back to [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Sadler. [TM C ] MOVIE: Twelve O'Clock High' (H) Bullwinkle Murder. She Wrote cracked mirror. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Earth to find the woman he foil in love with [CN N] NFL Preview [D IS] The Man That Corrupted Hedley- 6:00PM QD d D New s 10:00PM CD The hazards that face his men on daily Ctf) Best of Saturday Night (C C ) Jessica travels to Canada to visit her Star Trek in heaven. Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGillis, ^ NFL Football Browns at Bengals, Dol­ burg Through deceit and greed, an anony­ National Geographic The San An­ QD bombing runs proves to be too much for a [U S A ] Calliope [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales QD Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: niece and winds up investigating a murder Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG. (in phins at Colts, Patriots at Oilers, Jets at mous traveler puts a self-righteous town dreas Fault is one of the sites visited in this GD GD GD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) U S. Air Corps commanding officer. Gre­ [E S P N ] N FL Gameday Preview of to­ Track and Field (Men's and Women's on the rodeo circuit. (60 min.) (R) 7:30AM dD At the Movies Stereo) Lions or Steelers at Bills. (3 hrs.) (Live) to its test. Based on a Mark Twain tale. (60 examination of plate tectonics, the science gory Peck, Hugh Marlowe. Dean Jagger. day's NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) 800m Finals); Diving (Men's Platform); ( g ( g N e w s MOVIE: 'Star Trek IV: The Voy­ (2|] MOVIE: 'Love Has Many Faces' A min.) that explains how the earth's crust has Q) GD Duet (C C ) After leaving Ben. Laura 1949. (8P Breakthrough [TMC] Men's Basketball Quarterfinals; Women's ( g Combat! age Hom e' (C C ) The crew of the Starship [M A X ] M O V IE; Seven Brides for millionairess strives for happiness in her cracked, and continues to shift and separ­ contacts her old boyfriend who's eager to dD Sunday Mass 08 Worid class Woman Cycling; Men's Volleyball. (Live) Nlghtwatch Joined in Enterprise travels back to 20th-century Seven Brothers' Seven young frontiers­ brandy-swilling world. Lana Turner, Cliff 3:30PM ate. (60 min.) resume their romance. (R) (In Stereo) g Home Shopping Overnight Service 3:30AM QD dD World Tomorrow men are determined to add feminine atten­ Gi' Notidero Univision (3 hrs.) Progress San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ Robertson, Hugh O'Brien. 1965. [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Quick and the n s M O V IE: The Key to Rebecca' During (XD QD New s tion to their lives by stealing seven brides Dead' (CC) A swashbuckling cowboy [C N N ] Crossfire (iD One Thousand Dollars Every Five sent world. William Shatner, Leonard Ni- (3D NFL Football: N e w England Patriots World W ar II, a British major matches wits [C N N ] Politics '88 (B INN News GD Gene Scott Howard Keel, Jane Powell. 1954 Rated G. comes to the aid of a family of homestead­ Hours moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986. Rated PG. (In at Houston Oilers (3 hrs.) (Live) with a German master of disguise Based [USA] Tennis: Volvo Tournament [U S A ] Morgan Brittany On Beauty (In Stereo) ers in this adaptation of Louis L'Amour's GD It's Showtime at the Apollo This [C N N ] World Report dD Miracle Faith Outreach Stereo) on Ken Follett's best-seller. Cliff Robert­ Men's finals, from Los Angeles. (3 hrs., 30 (36) This W eek in Baseball Highlights of novel Sam Elliot, Tom Conti, Kate Cap- week's hosts: the Fat Boys. The recording [ESPN] Distant Replay: Green Bey (TP MOVIE: 'Looking for Dan­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Kelly's Heroes' The son, David Soul, Season Hubley 1985 min.) (Live) 4:00AM dD Day of Discovery 1 0:00AM CXD Sybervision Major League action are shown group Pepsi and Shirlie, comics Mike Ivy PaokerS‘-1 9 6 7 And N ow (60 min.) ger' The gang tries to explain what be­ prospect of netting S lS million in a wild shaw 1987. Rated NR. (In Stereo) Pan 2 of 2. Dr. James Kennedy dD Steampipe Alley dash behind enemy lines brings out the (4D Let's Go Bowling 8:00PM CD CB gOJ Presiden. and Jeff Price. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Morgan Brittany On Beauty came of the Army's cooking pot. Bowery 3:35PM [TM C ] MOVIE: The Pick-Up (18) Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous Boys. Otto Reichow. 1957. dD Jimmy Swaggart leadership qualities of a busted officer. (SZ) Firing Line: Media Bias tial Debate GD Jimmy Swaggart ^ Celebrate: Lincoln Artist’ An attractive museum tour guide Season Premiere Donna Mills in Yugosla­ [HBO] Twelfth Annual Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Ric­ America's Most Wanted Sched­ 12:05AM [DIS] MOVIE; 'Hot Millions' A crook d D La Santa Misa (2p To Be Anrraunced. (ID MOVIE; 'Valdez Is Coming' A proves to be more than a match for a 21- via; Robin Leach in Sicily. QD GD GD Good Neighbors Young Comedians Show (CC) Comics kies. 1970. Rated PG. (In Stereo) uled: Douglas Hicks Jackson, wanted for embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ (ID Mister Rogers (CC). (R) Mexican-American deputy is forced to kill year-old ladykiller. Molly Ringwatd, Robert World Vision Haywood Banks, Paul Dillery, Richard Jeni, (O) Flintstones [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power d9) M O V IE: 'Iceman' Members of an ex­ arson and prison escape; Marlin Chin, tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter a man who is mistakenly thought to be a Downey. Dennis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG- pedition team discover and defrost a Cathy Ladman and Rick Reynolds headline [CN N ] Big Story dD Drawing Men to Christ 13. (In Stereo) wanted for two murders and on drug, wea­ GD On the Record (R) Ustinov. Maggie Smith, Karl Malden. 1 2 : 0 0 P M This is the NFL murderer. Burt Lancaster, Susan Clark, Jon frozen 40,000-year-old creature, and one the show from the Storyville Jazz Hall in ^ T and T (CC ) A ruthless ganglord ter­ (33 pon and assault charges. (In Stereo) ^ W ho's the Boss? (C C ) Tony joins his 1968. Rated G. [D IS] Dumbo's Circus Cypher. 1971. member wants to keep the iceman alive. New Orleans. La. Host: Paul Rodriguez. (60 (33 W W F Wrestling Challenge 4:00PM QD NFL Football; Los Angeles old singing group, "The Dreamtones." for [U S A ] Financial Freedom Achievement [ESPN] Bodyshaping rorizes two illegal immigrants. (R) (In [CNN] Newsday Timothy Hutton, Lindsay Crouse. John (H) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) min.) (In Stereo) Stereo) Rams at Phoenix Cardinals (3 hrs.) (Live) a high-school benefit concert. (R) (In Awards (3D M O V IE: 'Sailor Beware' Martin and Lone. 1964. The Enterprise crew is exposed to a deadly [HBO] Tales of Little W om en Jo finds a Lewis join the Navy where Jerry gets a re­ [USA] Master ([ID Auto Racing: C A R T Grand Prix From contaminant after investigating odd oc­ Stereo) 12:30AM Q3USA Today: TheTelevI- dP Love Your Skin 4:05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : T h rM house for rent. putation as a lady killer. Dean Martin, Jerry Nazareth, Pa. (2 hrs.) (Live) ^ Fight Back! With David Horowitz currences aboard the starship U.S.S. Tsi- sion Show Scheduled: actor Robert Urich 1 :30PM H 3Siske l & Eb«rt Scheduled: © ) Great Railway Journeys of the Worid O 'clock High' A timid student agonizes dD New Jersey Hispano (CC ) A Volvo car-strength test; exposing olokovsky. (60 min.) (R) ("Spenser: For Hire"); shopping for pasta. 8:00AM (dD New England Sunday Lewis, Corinne Calvet. 1952. "Patty Hearst" (Natasha Richardson); (1lD M O V IE: ‘Th e Key to Rebecca' During through the worst day of his life after a dD Mister Rogers cults; pet turtles. (R) [D IS ] Lawrenceville Stories Hickey (60 min.) dD Carear Media Network 'Gorillas in the Mist" (Sigourney Weaver), World W ar II, a British major matches wits GD MOVIE: 'Kill or be Killed' Two sav­ (Zach Galligan), Doc Macnooder and the foul-tempered bully challenges him to a ([ID Sunday Mass Q D Dallas d D Fame (60 min.) "Sweet Heans Dance" (Don Johnson); with a German master of disguise. Based (S) Outer Limits age squads of elite karate champs settle an Tennessee Shad join forces to outsmart an fight. Casey Siemaszko, Anne Ryan. Ri­ dD This Week in Connecticut MOVIE: They Died With Their [DIS] MOVIE: 'Gulliver's Travels' An Boots On' The events leading up to "Miles From Home" (Richard Gere). (H ) M O V IE: 'Heroes' A returning Vietnam old debt of honor. James Ryan, Charlotte obnoxious freshman (David Onh) trying to ( g ( g Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled: chard Tyson. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In ([ID Porky and Bugs Hour English doctor travels to the land of Lilliput General Custer's famous last stand against (dD This W eek in Baseball Highlights of veteran meets a woman who helps to ease Michelle. 1980. buy popularity at Lawrenceville. (60 min.) Track and Field (Men's Long Jump and Stereo) dD Frederick K. Price and risks his life to save its natives from an Chief Sitting Bull at Little Big Horn are de­ Major League action are shown. Continued... ■ I ' - ' '

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Sept. 24. 1988 - •.•16 : f ' '■ tg — MANCHESTER H B llALP. Saturday, Sept. 24, 1988 FOCUS / Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Ifs time to treat your cat ‘Eight Men Ouf easily beats‘Stealing Home’ This is Na­ mentioned. communicable dis­ tional Cat eases continues up to 4-5 months Health Month. eventually boxes itself into a of age. Spaying or neutering S T E A L IN G Morris the tele­ schematic comer. But TV news is should be performed at five to HOME (PG-13) vision celebrity j . t ' richly satirized, and the film is Pet Fonun seven monies depending on sex. Second City cat and the Cats should be examined and alumni Steven like a super-episode of Brooks’ J American "M ary Tyler Moore Show" — a Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. boostered yearly throughout K a m p m a n n Filmeter Veterinary their lives. During these exams, and Will Aldis sitcom carried into the domain of Medical Asso- movie art. GRADE; nutrition, behavior and any wrote and di­ Robert DiMatteo elation health conditions can be dis­ rected this bit­ (AVMA) have cussed with a veterinarian. If you tersweet study teamed up this are a cat owner, your feline friend of a drifting New home video ( month to emphasize the impor­ leukemia. They don’t have, the deserves this attention. ex-baseball tance of regular veterinary care benefits of being parasite free, Early summer kittens are now SHE’S HAVING A BABY (P ^ player (Mark for cats by sponsoring the month. internal and external. As they ready for their first vacchjation, and Harold Ramis are quite Harmon) who uses the occasion 13) Paramount, $89.95, Having Many cat owners often don’t age. these neglected felines are wormings and check-upd^arly effective representing two ages of ARRIVAL REMEMBERED — This metJal was made to of the death of his best friend — a plumbed the purported depths of realize their cat is ill. Cats tend to more prone to problems asso­ spring kittens are due to be the same character — Harmon’s mark the arrival of “The Norwegian Mayflower," the reckless free spirit (Jodie Fos­ teen-age angst in movies like be introverted, often don’t exhibit ciated with aging. They become spayed or neutered before they best buddy, who has his .sexual ter) — to think back over his life. ■’Sixteen Candles,’’ writer- Restoration, to the United States. explicit symptoms when sick, and more susceptible to such prob­ add to the cat population surplus. initiation at the hands of an It's a curiously earnest effort to director-producer John Hughes may be seriously afflicted before lems as cancer, heart and kidney If your older cat’s booster has come from two aficionados of exhibitionistic older woman in a attempted to bring a pair of their owners realize it. Statistics diseases. romantic beach house. Didn’t this gone over a year, or he-she hasn’t satire — a moist little movie in nubile young characters into the show that only 47% of all cats ever Check-up and vaccinations for had an examination in that time, already happen in "Summer of whick many elements seem de­ adult world in this 1988 romantic get to see a veterinarian. kittens should start at eight to this is a good time to catch up. rived from other coming-of-age 42?” GRADE: *★ ■/. comedy. Medal marks date That means that less than nine weeks of age. At this time an flicks. And yet. the movie is Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth one-half of cats ever have the safe examination for internal paras­ Allan A. Leventhal Is a Bolton entertaining enough that some EIGHT MEN OUT (R) John McGovern are delightful as two preventative vaccinations ites (worms). external parasites veterinarian. Questions should be viewers may not eVen notice (or Sayles ("Matewan” ) wrote and cute yuppie newlyweds who settle against feline killers such as (fleas and ear mites) plus a sent to Pet Forum, Manchester care) how hand-me-down its directed this nostalgic, well- uneasily into a cozy Chicago of ship’s arrival panleukopenia (distempter). res­ general physical is given. Initial Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester vision really is. crafted adaptation of Eliot Asin- suburb. Though the movie repres­ piratory infections, rabies an immunizations against the afore­ 06040. One of the picture’s oddities is of’s book about the 1919 World ents some of Hughes’ most that Harmon and Foster don’t get Series, when the favored Chicago stylistically playful work, them­ This medal, to play any scenes together. Much White Sox. in collusion with atically it offers a stale. ’50s-style made to mark " of the film takes place in gamblers, “ threw" the series. ode to facing up the the responsib- LO O K IN G BACK — Mark Harmon and Jodie Foster star the arrival of Tips for better baby pictures flashbacks to the summers of 1958 Sayles uses the story to lament lities of marriage and parent­ in “Stealing Home," a bittersweet film about an ’’The Norwe­ and 1964. when Harmon’s charac­ a loss of American innocence hood. GRADE: ★ ★ '/« ex-baseball player looking back on his life. gian M a y - CoUectors’ By Sandy Colton A baby peeking out from under ter is played by William McNam­ through the corruption of profes­ flower.” the The Associated Press a towel or blanket is very ara — a sensitive young newco­ sional baseball by money Restoration, to Corner Camera Angles appealing. The baby is usually mer who is the real star of the interests. i It seems that hardly a day goes happy because the blanket is THE LAST EMPEROR (PG- lumpy, paradoxical side — the ^ our country, Russ MacKendrick movie. Harmon seems almost a Well-acted by a talented cast by that I ’m not looking at some warm, cozy and associated with 13) Nelson, $89.98. Director Ber­ unresolved way it reveals itself to could have despondent bystander in that includes Charlie Sheen, D.B. baby pictures, usually displayed the peekaboo game that all babies nardo Bertolucci’s Oscar winner be an epic without a hero. Nor is it ~ been a com­ directly at it? How long was it comparison. Sweeney. John Cusack, David by a proud parent or grandpar­ before you could see again? love. As anyone taking baby is a visually ravishing film that clear how we are meant to take memorative Jodie Foster, meanwhile, Strathaim and Bill Irwin as \U ent. It’s an international custom Rather than use flash, use the pictures soon learns, a happy half, but by members of the team — and deserves the scope of the big the decadent Pu Y i’s prison- makes an impossible role work, some whimsy of the powers, it and Merena. The silver medal, a and there’s nothing wrong with it. light from a window. Soft North­ baby makes for good pictures. handsomely photographed and screen. Still, a surprising amount induced "re-education” into Mao­ HARTFORD inhabiting a male writer’s corny came out as a rambling octagon. thick-planchet. sand-blast proof, I have a few tips for taking ern light is better than sunlight. Opportunities for pictures oc­ designed — the movie is worth of its richness comes through on ism. But what a life story! And Clntmo city — Land of Far Away literary conception — the female (PG ) SatandSun 1:20,4:05.— Wizard of The title reads “ Norse- went for $1,210. It had “ appealing better baby pictures, but first, a Do not shoot toward the window cur throughout the baby’s day. seeing, though it should be better video. It’s the portrait of Pu Yi what lush, exotic imagery! Loneliness (P 6 ) Sof and Sun 1, 3:45, 7, life force who inspires others, the American Centennial 1825-1925.” lilac gray toning with golden warning: Photographs of babies but parallel to It or. away from it. However, one of the best times to than it is. For all his talents. (John Lone) — the lest imperial GRADE: 9:40. — Married to the Mob (R) Sat and shooting star who bums too Sun1:30,4:lS, 7:20,9:50. — Tucker: The The actual landing date of the highlights.” On the reverse we are best when shot from close-up. Babies are not self-conscious in take pictures is just after a nap, Sayles lacks a certain flair. And, Chinese ruler, who, through a brightly. Blair Brown (TV’s Mon and His Dream (P G ) Sot ond Sun 39-ton sloop (a one-masted sailing see "Authorized by Congress of But avoid using flash. A flash can front of a camera as are many when the baby is rested and alert. "Molly Dodd” ) and John Shea since we know the outcome of the series of ironic and cruel circurn- 7:10,9:30. — Shy People (R) SotondSun 1:10,3:55,4:50,9:20. vessel. only a fourth the size of the the United States of America and harm a baby’s eyes. Have you older children and adults. Just Above all, remember the pic­ story, there’s not much to root stances, ended up a gardener in Film grading; — excel­ bring some shading to their Mayflower), was Oct. 9. (Plenty “ A.D. 1000.” ever had a flash go off a few feet in give them a prop like a ball or a ture opportunity you miss today limited roles as Harmon’s par­ for. Playing off career ethics and Maoist China. lent, ★ * * — good, — fair, * EAST HARTFORD Poor Richards Fub and Cinema — of time to set up a birthday bash). front of you while you are staring towel and snap away. may not come again. ents. while Jonathan Silverman romantic choices, the movie This 160-minute epic has its poor. □ □ □ Bull Durham (R) Sat 7:30,9:30,12; Sun On the medal we see an 7:30,9:30. Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Dead Rin­ armed-to-the-teeth Viking strid­ BIG NEWS: A flash-from the gers (R ) Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:25, 9:50, ing ashore on the alert fortrouble. September B&M--salp tells of a 12:05; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:25, 9:50. — Eight Men Out (P G ) Sot 12, 2:20, 4:45, This could have been right 10 “ Washlady” pattern quarter go­ 7:10, 9:30,11:45; Sun 12,2:20,4:45,7:10, centuries back when Lief Ericson ing for $15,300. It was an 1879 head Dreyfuss on the road from drugs, alcohol 9:30. — Konsos (R ) Sot 12:20,2:35,4:50, 7:15, 9:35, 11:50; Sun 12:20, 2:35, 4:50, made a settlement in Newfound­ with messy hair half tied up with 7:15,9:35. — PoHy Hears) (R) Sat 12:20, land. but the story of the Restora­ a band, perhaps acquired to be 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:35, 11:50; Sun 12:20, tion pioneers was far different. "disappeared” by a libber. Bv Bob Thomas one of the most remarkable His new film is “ Moon Over began the downhill race, acceler­ 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:35. — A Fish Called Their next auction will be the The Associated Press comebacks in recent times. Parador,” reuniting with Paul ated by bad decisions, alcohol and Wanda (R ) Sat 12:40,2:55,5:15,7:40,10, Instead of hostile Indians to cope drugs. 12:10; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — with they found a morass of law. Norweb III in mid-November. His lowest point was in October Mazursky. Die Hard (R ) Sat 1, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45, H Makes Sense For info write Auctions by LOS ANGELES — Richard 1982. Driving down Benedict In the Universal Pictures mo­ Dreyfuss was interviewed at a 12:10; Sun 1,4:15,7:10,9:45. — Betrayed By the Act of 1819. any ship (R) Sat 1, 4:20, 7:10, 9:40, 12:05; Sun 1, Bowers and Merena. Box 1224. Dreyfuss has this fantasy about Canyon, he lost control of his vie, Dreyfuss plays a hustling location that symbolizes his re­ reaching the United States could 4:20, 7:10, 9:40. — Coming to America Wolfeboro. N.H. 03894. his opening remarks at the press Mercedes-Benz and crashed into New York actor who is forced to turn to grace. He occupies a suite (R ) Sot 12:10,2:25,4:40,7:25,9:55,12:10; carry only two passengers for impersonate a recently deceased of offices at Lorimar Studios, Sun 12:10, d:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:55. — each five tons. The Norwegian News, Sports, Features and McDonald's^ Tool conference to announce hiscandi- a palm tree, flipping the car over. Nightmare on Elm Street IV (R ) Sat □ □ □ dacy for U.S. senator from Police found two vials of cocaine Latin American dictator. It co- where he is developing film 12:30, 5, 7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:30, 5, sloop, even after a good-guy California: and 31 tablets of the narcotic stars Raul Julia, Sonia Braga and projects. He expects to continue 7:15, 9:30. — Messenger of Deoth (R) harbor official had faked in the BIG AWARD: Local stamp Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum the arrangement with Warner Sal and Sun 2:15,4:15, 7:50. — Cocktail tonnage as 60. was found sub.ieot club member Ed Bushnell came ‘ T want to tell you right off that: Percodan in the car. As with most Jonathan Winters. (R) Sat 12:50,3,7:30,11:55; Sun 12:50,3, of 13 weeks) and we ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* 1. I am a Jew; 2. I am a first-time offenders, he entered a Dreyfuss was bom in Brooklyn, Bros., which has taken over 7:30. to confiscation and a fine of home from the September 10th but his father, a lawyer, moved Lorimar. $3,150. INDYPEX at Indianapolis with a recovering alcoholic; 3. I was drug rehabilitation program to MANCHESTER Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don’t wait! arrested on narcotic charges; 4.1 avoid prosecution. the family to California when he "Recently I ran into Barbara UA Theaters East — Who Framed It had left Stavanger 14 weeks gold award for his exhibit of First have been in therapy. Now The drug bust almost sank an was 7. At age 9 Dreyfuss an­ Walters, who asked to interview Roger Rabbit (P G ) Sat and Sun 2:15, earlier with 45 passengers and a Issue Revenue Stamps on Docu­ 4:40, 7:15, 9:35. — BambI (G ) Sot-Sun crew of .seven. A baby was bom on Fill Out the Coupon below. Msu or drop off to the gimme a break!” already foundering career. nounced he intended to become me for her show,” he said. “ I told 2:30, 4. — Hero and the Terror (R) ments and also a Best of Show of No, the 40-year-old actor is not The past four years had pro­ an actor, and he occasionally her, ‘Look, Barbara, there is only Sot-Sun 7:30, 9:45. — Big (P G ) Sot and the trip, adding another $150 to United States Stamps Manchester Herald Office at; 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 Sun 2, 4:30, 7,9:40. prepared to declare his candi­ duced a string of flops, including acted in plays and films during one Richard Dreyfuss story at the the fine. dacy yet — maybe in the next "The Big Fix,” "The Competi­ his teens. moment, and I have already told VERNON After a few days of panic, the Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ He lasted only a year at San that story in Parade magazine, Cine 1 A 2 — Who Framed Roger immigrants were befriended by chester resident who is an author­ century. tion,” “ Whose Life Is It Any­ Rabbit (P G ) Sot and Sun 4:30,4,7,9:10. I want to bocome a New Mancheeter Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 “ By that time I ’ll be 53 years way?” and "The Buddy System.” Fernando Valley State College USA Today, etc. Until there is — Bull Durham (R ) Sot and Sun 4:15, influential Quakers and a petition ity on many types of collectibles. old, and I’ll probably be giving up "That might have been the end, before pursuing acting in earnest. another Richard Dreyfuss story. 7:10, 9:30. — Mac and Me (P G ) Sot and was sent to Washington On Nov. Write to him in care of the weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificates. Sun 2. acting,” said Dreyfuss. ‘ T v e except that Paul Mazursky hap­ In 1973, he attracted notice as I’d rather wait’ 15 1825 they were pardoned by Manchester Herald. P.O Box 591, always had two major interests in pened to see me in a play in New Baby Face Nelson in "Dillinger,” "You know what she said? ‘I WILLIMANTIC President John Quincy Adams Manchester 06W0. Name__ then he joined the now-legendary have to agree with you.’” Jlllson Sguare Cinema — A Rsh and the fine forgiven They sold my life outside of acting. One is York, ’Total Abandon,’” said Called Wanda (R ) Sat 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, politics, the other is teaching. So Dreyfuss. "H e insisted on casting cast of "American Graffiti.” Two 7:45,10,12; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10, the boat for $400 and started a new Address. other blockbusters followed: Last used in 1830 — Betrayed (R) Sot 1:15,3:50,7,9:30,12; life in upstate New York (Norwe­ 1 if I don’t go into politics. I’ll me in ’Down and Out in Beverly Sun 1:15, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — Dead Ringer EMERGENCY probably become a teacher.” Hills.’” "Jaws” and "Close Encounters Pillory was the practice of (R) Son :30,4,7:10,9:35,12: Sun 1:30,4, gian Migration to America by Fire — Police — Medical Phone__ There’s little chance of a The comedy proved a hit for of the Third Kind.” constraining the head and arms 7:10,9:35. — Clean ond Sober (R ) Sot 1, Theodore C. Blegen. Haskell One Far Fsmffy — m m t SeSesriaeie Only (not good with any othar eoupona or apadala) 3:45,7:15,9:45,12; Son 1,3:45,7:15,9:45. House.) change of profession right away. Disney’s Touchstone Pictures, The climax of the Dreyfuss of a person in wooden stocks and — Young Guns (R) Sot 1,3:15,5:30,7:40, DIAL 911 Cojn>w book mailed upon receipt of payment for a 13-week subscription. Not with his film career once and Dreyfuss appeared in two career came with the Academy subjecting them to public ridic­ 9:50,11:50; Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:40,9:50.— This photo was taken from the In Manchester Award he received as best actor Kansas (R ) Sot 12:40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, June auction catalog of Bowers again at a peak after near­ more successes for the company, ule. It was used for the last time in 9:40, 11:45; Sun 12:40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, extinction. The Dreyfuss story is “ The Tin Men” and “ Stakeout.” for “ The Goodbye Girl.” Then he England in 1830. 9:40. •to

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There show a skyscraper, flames, fire That’s why backup gets ele­ backup facility for a hard drive (Ziff-Davis Publishing, $2.95) re­ Bv Larry Blasko ble disk drives, where an e wrote Robert Sobieszek in his new of his book. “ The Art of Persua­ are good uses and there are bad engines and somewhere in the vated to almost religious status has been the traditional floppy views 13 removable mass storage The Associated Press ear’Iter drive is put in a sealed ROCHESTER, N.Y. - The book on the history of advertising sion,” and several others inside. uses just like anything.” background, sex appeal.” among those who use their drive, storing 360,000 characters, devices ranging in price from and removable unit, and remova­ photograph that started the bar­ photography. He admits he could have filled up She said it would be nice if ’That’s why it’s important for computers to store important twice that with the introduction of $505 to $2,810, with six of them Those familiar with personal ble hard cartridges, where only rage of pouty poses and sugges­ “ W hat... matters is that she is more books with similar pictures. Americans could adopt a more consumers to become "ad- data, whether that’s the records 3.5-lnch disks. costing less than $1,000. computing know that one of the the disk part of the Winchester tive glances that have made sex the origin of every subsequent “ It’s ubiquitous,” says Sobies­ worldy view and realize that sex ucated,” said Richard Zakia, a of a club, the Great American The math works against you. If The idea is that you make a unadvertised purposes of the technology drive Js removable. the mainstay of modem advertis­ advertisement that has used a zek. who is director of photogra­ belongs in some ads, for such photography professor at Ro­ Novel, the records of a small you wish to store the contents of a backup copy of the data just as machines is the rapid, organized There are tradeoffs, and reading ing probably wouldn’t even turn provocative, sexually charged phic collections at the Interna­ things as perfume or cosmetics, chester Institute of Technology. business. But there’s been a full 20-meg hard drive on 5.25- you would make a backup copy of loss of important data. the article is the best way to get a heads today. female as the vehicle for selling tional Museum of Photography at and just accept it like Europeans inch floppies, better have 55 or so a floppy disk — and then store the For exaihple, he says, the new If you wanted to destroy 40,000 problem. handle on them, but if you’re It’s a 1922 advertisement for a any product.” the George Eastman House. do. The growth in technology made on hand — and maybe a sack backup somewhere else. That sexually suggestive cigarette ad­ words of written work manually, storing lots of data you’d be sorry Japanese port wine that dis­ And the stream has been Carla Vaccaro-Lloyd, a profes­ It’s a point that Sobieszek also you’d have to feed something like mass storage in the 20-million lunch, because it’ll take some gives you unlimited storage (as vertising that shows couples in long as you keep supplying blank to lose, it’s worth a look. creetly shows a nude woman endless. sor who teaches advertising at mentions in his book with a 1931 250 typewritten sheets into a character range small, conve­ time. The 3.5-inch disks make it a from the waist up, smiling Scantily clad women, and re­ Syracuse University’s Newhouse quote from Mehemed Agha, art playful poses holding cigarettes disks). !l paper shredder or incinerator. A nient and cheap, with a “ hard bit better, requiring only 28 disks Isolating radium demurely and holding a glass of cently men, can be found in ads School of Journalism, says the director for Conde Nast is trying to sell a fantasy, not a card’’ or "hard disk” able to store to do the job. The article walks you through product. computer can do it with a simple On April 20, 1902, scientists wine. Airbrushing has left only selling everything from shaving American public is clearly “ hung Publications: command error and sometimes 20 million characters of informa­ Now, there’s something new — the three basic ways of making Marie and Pierre Curie suc­ her bare shoulders and arms cream and underwear to power up” on the subject. “ When a French advertiser “ We don’t even realize it half the machine takes the Initiative tion costing around $350 and removable mass disk storage in the mass storage removeable: ceeded in isolating the radioac­ exposed. tools and auto parts. Sexual “ It’s a titillating topic, but it’s wants to advertise fire insurance the time. We hardly take a second and doesn’t even wait for an fitting neatly inside the machine. the millions-of-characters range. flexible cartridge systems that tive element radium. “ It really does not matter that innuendos abound. really overdiscussed,’ ’ she says. all he has to show is a match. look,” said Zakia. error: it has an accident. The problem has been that the The Sept. 13 issue of PC Magazine are essentially vastly Improved

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By Ellssa M. Vecchione diploma. The Associated Press Her first big break came when she appeared in the NEW YORK — Like the movie “ Beat Street,” a 1984 title of her current hit single, dance film, as an auditioning Brenda K. Starr says she still singer. She also co-wrote the believes that with a little songs "Shadows of the patience stardom will be Night” and “ Vicious Beat” hers. for the soundtrack. “ I believe in myself but I Her other appearances know it takes time,” says the were with an all-girl break­ 21-year-oId singer, whose dancing group called The first hit single, “ I Still Dynamic Dolls, who once Believe” has climbed the performed for President and charts to the Top 40. Mrs. Reagan. She recently talked about Though her father, Harvey "Dammit. Marcia— The dog's run off with the burglar." her career in an interview at Kaplan, sang with the pop the offices of MCA Records. group Spiral Staircase, Starr She compared herself to a credits her mother as her long list of contemporary main influence. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kerr Sharon J. Derby Jill E. Ludden artists, including Janet "She always told me I ' i Jackson, Anita Baker and would be successful and if I Diana Ross, before actually wanted to do something I PEOPLE Anderson-DellaCava Kerr-Dubik Derby-Gordon Ludden-McAuley calling herself a "young could do it,” she said. ” My Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ludden of Laura R. DellaCava, daughter of Jenny Dubik, daughter of Teodor Mr. and Mrs. James L. Derby Jr. of Donna Summer.” father? I was happy that he Falmouth, Maine -announce the en­ He liked Elvis role Ralph R. and Rosalie A. DellaCava of and Stefania Dubik of New Britain 564 East. St., Hebron, announce the Starr has been heavily was my dad and he had a gagement of their daughter, Jill Scarsdale, N,Y., and Peter D. Ander­ and Robert Allen Kerr, son of William engagement of their daughter, Sharon influenced by rhythm and record out, but I wanted to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Actor David Elizabeth Ludden to Brian Patrick son, son of Earl S. and Barbara F. and Joan Kerr of 110 S. Main St. were J. Derby, to Randall E. Gordon, son of blues and Latin sounds, and show him that I could do just Keith says he genuinely enjoyed married June 11 at St. Josaphats Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gordon of McAuley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James as he could so he would be Anderson of 49 Timber Trail, were she likes her music to have portraying entertainer Elvis Presley in the Ukranian Catholic Church. Chester. McAuley of Manchester. proud of me. Now I’ m doing married July 31 at Immaculate Heart those elements. new movie “ Heartbreak Hotel.” The Rev. Lev Lubynsky officiated. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of However, she doesn’t like it for me.” of Mary Church, Scarsdale. Keith, of Knoxville. Tenn., said at the The bride was given in marriage by RHAM High School, Hebron, and a Falmouth High School and of Bryant to be compared to other What’s does Starr see in The Rev. Anthony Grippo offi­ movie’s world premiere Thursday that her father. Anna Lesia Dubik, sister of 1983 graduate of The Hartt School of College, Smithfield, R.I. She is young artists such as Tiffany her future? ciated. The bride was given in playing Presley was “ the most fun I've the bride, was maid of honor. Music. She is an alto soloist at South employed by The Hartford Insurance or Debbie Gibson. She says " I wa nt to be married by 24 ever had making a film.” marriage by her father. Corinne they’re too “ pure;” she and have a baby by 25,” said Zanzano, sister of the bride, was Bridesmaids were Robin Henderson, United Methodist Church. She is Group. The movie is a fictional account, set in a The prospective bridegroom is a prefers being thought of as the singer,, who already has matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Tara Kerr, Irene Blus, Lesia Fal, employed as assistant contract ana­ AP photo small Ohio town in 1972, of how Presley 1983 graduate of East Catholic High sexier. names picked out for the five Renee Anderson, Geralyn Trappasso Chris Pryshlak, Myra Paulson and lyst at Travelers Insurance Co. of affects a family when he joins their School, a 1985 graduate of Manchester Her self-titled LP contains children she wants. “ They’ll and Carmela Pecone. Lydia Hunczak. Jessica Shaia was Hartford and as a free-lance BELIEVER — Brenda K. Starr’s first hit household for a few days. Community College and a 1987 gradu­ the popular love ballad, ” I be my audience in case Brad Jones was best man. Ushers flower girl. musician. single, "I Still Believe,” has climbed the ate of Bryant College. He is employed Still Believe,” as well as there’s not enough of one. I were Ralph DellaCava, Jeff Ledger Todd Dudley, brother-in-law of the The prospective bridegroom is a by Aetna Life i t Casualty of Hartford. more upbeat tracks, includ­ charts to the Top 40. want to be like my mom, who and David Lubner. groom, was best man. Ushers were 1980 graduate of East Granby High Denver Irks astronauts A Sept. 2,1989 wedding is planned in ing the hit "What You See Is had seven. It’s like camp.” After a reception at Lake Isle Kevin Connolly, John Kerr, Scott School and a 1984 graduate of The Another movie apperance Falmouth. What You Get.” Most of name Starr because "that’s her first album, " I Want HOUSTON (AP) — Some NASA Country Club. Eastchester, N.Y. the Livingston, David Schneider, Tom Hartt School of Music. He is a contract these danceable tunes por­ isn’t on her agenda, though. what I ’ve always wanted to Your Love,” on Mirage astronauts are reported angry over a couple left on a wedding trip to Luzzi, Jim Blair and Ray Wheaton. analyst at Travelers Insurance Com­ tray love and happiness, “ I ’ve been asked to do be, a star.” Records. She later realized briefing they were required to attend to Mark Fal was ringbearer. pany and as a iree-Iance musician. with one pop tune that warns movies but haven’t taken Barbados. They are making their She started singing in there was a lot more in­ hear sjnger-actor John Denver talk about home in Scarsdale. After a reception at L’Auberge The prospective bride and groom against drunken driving. volved in the music business anyone up on their offer choirs in grammar and jun­ his plans to fly on a Soviet space mission. The bride is a graduate of Nor­ D’Elegance. Bristol, the couple left on perform regularly as the Derby- Bom Brenda Kaplan in. ior high school. She dropped than singing, so she went because I ’m so into my Various sources, including astronauts theastern University with a bachelor a wedding trip to Hawaii. They are Gordon Duo, a piano-cello duo. Manhattan, she took the last out of high school to put out back to school to get her music right now,” she said. A Nov. 5 wedding is planned at who requested anonymity because of fears of science degree. She is employed as making their home in Vernon. The South United Methodist Church. they may endanger their flight status, a registered dental hygienist. bride earned her diploma from St. described the meeting with Denver as The bridegroom is a graduate of Francis Hospital School of Nursing. Turntable Tips ranging from “ hostile” to “ cool” to Northeastern University with a She is employed as a registered nurse "dynamic,” the Houston Chronicle bachelor of science degree. He is an at St. Francis Hospital and Medical reported Friday. assistant manager at Citibank in Center, Hartford. Bolduc-Kramer 10.“ Blue L o v e ” The O’ Kanes The bridegroom is a graduate of the (Virgin) — Platinum One veteran astronaut angrily Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Bolduc of 22 Hot singles 6. “ He’s the DJ, I’m the Rapper” D.J. (Columbia) Computer Processing Institute. East condemned the Sept. 6 briefing as “ a waste Garnet Road announce the engage­ Jazzy Jeff & ’The Fresh Prince (Jive) — Hartford. He is employed at NCR as a 1. "Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Bobby of time and an insult to the astronauts who ment of their daughter. Lianne Platinum communications analyst. McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) Adult singles had better things to do,” the Chronicle Patricia Bolduc, to James Paul 2. ‘‘Love Bites” Def Leppard 7. “ Faith” George Michael (Colum­ reported. bia) — Platinum Kram er of 142 Tudor Lane, son of Mr. (Mercury) 1. "It Would Take a Strong Strong. Carilli-Strickland and Mrs. August Kram er Sr. of Twin 8. “Simple Pleasures” Bobby McFer­ Man” Rick Astley (RCA) 3. ”ril Always Love You” Taylor Hills Drive, Coventry. Dayne (Arista) rin (EMI-Manhattan) — Gold (More 2. "True Love” Glenn Frey (MCA) Lori Alane Strickland, daughter of Andy, Don together The bride-elect is a graduate of 4. "One Good Woman” Peter Cetera than 500,000 units sold.) 3. ”ril Always Love You” Taylor Mrs. Susan Strickland of 289 Talcott Manchester High School. She at­ (Full Moon) 9. “Kick” INKS (Atlantic) - Dayne (Arista) NEW YORK (AP) - Andy Griffith and Hill Road, Coventry and Donald tended Manchester Community Col­ 5“ Red Red Wine” UB40 (A4M) Platinum 4. "One Good Woman” Peter Cetera Don Knotts, who co-starred in the 1960s on Strickland of Manchester and Joseph 10. ” OU812” Van Halen (Warner lege and is a graduate of Manchester 6. “ Don’t Be Cruel” Cheap ’Trick (Full Moon) “ The Andy Griffith Show,” will be back Michael Carilli, son of Albert Carilli of Bros.) — Platinum Memorial Hospital’s School of Radio- (Epic) 5. “Groovy Kind of Love” Phil Collins together again this season on Griffith's hit West Hartford and Mrs. Joyce C. logic Technology. She is employed at 7. “Sweet Child o’ Mine” Guns N’ (Atlantic) NBC show “ Matlock.” Bellard of Mark Drive, Coventry, Manchester Memorial Hospital as an Roses (Geffen) 6. “ Don’t You Know What the...” Griffith stars as Benjamin Matlock, a were married Sept. 3 at Second Country singles Steve Winwood (Virgin) X-ray technologist. 8. ” I Hate Myself for Loving You” Atlanta defense attorney. Knotts will join Congregational Church of Coventry. 7. "Don’t Worry. Be Happy” Bobby The prospective bridegroom is a Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 1. ” We Believe in Happy Endings” the cast as a recurring character, Les Teri Donnelly was maid of honor. (Blackheart) McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) graduate of Coventtyr High School and Earl Thomas Conley & Emmylou Calhoun, a ijetiree who moves into Bridesmaids were Lynn Desy. Ronel 9. ” Simply Irresistible” Robert Harris (RCA) 8. “ Perfect World” Huey Lewis & The Quealy and Monica Fortier. is employed by Economy Electric News (Chrysalis) Matlock’s neighborhood. The show is Palmer (EMI-Manhattan) 2. ” Honky Tonk Moon” Randy Travis Michael Dow was best man. Ushers Supply Co. of Manchester. 9. “Kokomo” The Beach Boys beginning its third season. 10. "What’s On Your Mind” Informa­ (Warner Bros.) were Jerry Carilli, James Carilli and An April IS, 1989, wedding is tion Society (Tommy Boy) 3. ” Streets of Bakersfield” Dwight (Elektra) Brian Quealy. planned at the Church of the Yoakam & Buck Owens (Reprise) 10. “ Look Out Any Window” Bruce The bride attended Coventry High Assumption. 4. "Strong Enough to Bend” Tanya Hornsby & The Range (RCA) Dr. Ruth liked China Lianne P. Bolduc Top LPs Tucker (Capitol) School. BEIJING (AP) - American TV sex James P. Kramer 5. "Untold Stories” Kathy Mattea The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate 1. “Appetite for Destruction” Guns & therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer, just in (Mercury) of Coventry High School. He served in Roses (Geffen) — Platinum (More than from the ancient Chinese capital of Xian, the U.S. Army, stationed at Ft. 1 million units sold.) 8. “ Button Off My Shirt” Ronnie Milsap (RCA) had a new perspective on that city’s Leonard Wood, Mo. and is a 1987 Mrs. Joseph M. Carilli 2. “Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mer­ famous clay warrior statues, more than graduate of the New England Tractor cury) — Platinum / 7. “Gonna Take a Lot of River” The ^ k Ridge Boys (MCA) 2,000 year old. Trailer school. He is employed by couple left on a wedding trip to 3. "Tracy Chapman” ’Tracy CTiapman “ I loved the sexy faces of the terra cotW (Elektra) — Platinum Don’t Have Far to Fall” Skip Boivin Construction Co. of Columbia. Sturbridge, Mass.. They will make soldiers,” she exclaimed Thursday. 4. " ‘CocktaiI’ Soundtrack” (Elektra)Evi^g (MCA) After a reception at Orange H^II the their home in Coventry. 5. “ Roll With It” Steve Winwood9. ‘‘Addicted” Dan Seals (Capitol) — Billboard Publications Inc. 9 * « I < • 1 BUSINESS Big obstacles remain in the path By Chet Currier investors’ memory. outlook. The Associated Press “This market is really doing a number on both As investors await the elections, James Stack, professionals and the public alike,” said Stan editor of the InvesTech Market Analyst advisory ‘Big ticket’ orders up 6% NEW YORK — Hopes have faded lately on Wall Weinstein in his investment advisory letter The letter, offers these “fun facts to know and tell; ” Highlights Street for any development soon to restart the Professional Tape Reader. —In the past 12 presidential election years, the stalled stock market. "As it gyrates in its wide trading range and ends Dow Jones industrial average has fallen more than 5 The end of summer and its traditional torpor up going nowhere, more and more players are points from Oct. 1 through Election Day only once, of the week to give economy a boost haven’t done it. And analysts say the next several becoming convinced that this is the way it will be for in 1976; weeks hold some serious obstacles to any revival of months or even years to come.” —“In recent history, four out of the five past The government said the gross national enthusiasm for stocks. Weinstein calls this thinking a “trap.” While he’s elections have seen a new bear market strike within product grew at an annual rate of 3.0 percent in WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders on the view that the economy that inflationary pressures are First of all, there is the impending first not predicting any immediate selloff, he argues that five months of the election. The exception was the April-June period, compared to the earlier for “big ticket’’ durable goods slowed down dramatically in building. Thus, bond traders, who anniversary of Black Monday on Oct. X9, a “there are still plenty of problems” in the market 1984.” estimate of 3.3 percent. An accompanying report jumped 6 percent in August, the August,” said John Hagens, an fear that inflation will erode the milestone unlikely to whet investors’ appetites for showed inflation accelerated to an annual rate of government reported Friday, economist with The Wefa Group, value of their investment, bid taking new risks in the stock market. 5.5 percent during the quarter, up from a suggesting to analysts that recent a Bala Cynwyd, Pa., forecasting interest rates down on the weak “We’re going to be bombarded from all sides with previous estimate of 5.1 percent. Corporations, signs of sluggishness in the firm. employment and retail sales rehashings, recapitulations and backward-looking meanwhile, reported an 8.9 percent surge in economy are probably “There are signs of weakness reports and sent interest rates up forecasts,” said Justin Mamis, an analyst at Cowen profits for the second quarter, the biggest temporary. on the consumer demand side of in early trading Friday following 4 Co. increase in nearly five years. The Commerce Department the economy, but this is really the the durable goods report. Secondly, there is the Nov. Selection, the outcome Consumer prices rose at a 5.2 percent annual said orders jumped to a season­ first sign that counterbalances The Commerce Department of which is hard to predict or anticipate. rate in August as a result of higher food, shelter some of that by suggesting that offered these details of durable (Sift (llannei:tt0n ally adjusted annual rate of $123. l No matter whom the voters choose, brokers note, goods manufacturing last month; and gasoline prices. Other government reports billion last month following a business spending and exports investors will be contemplating the first change of 3466 MAIN STREET (RTE. 31) VINTON VILLAGE. COVENTRY lor the month showed Americans’ personal huge 7.4 percent decline in July remain strong,” he said. ■ Orders for transportation presidents since 1980, with all the questions about income increased only half as fast as inflation, and an 8.7 percent increase in Manufacturing has been the equipment were up by 20.9 future economic policies that implies. 742-1890 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10-8 / SUNDAY 11-4 while orders for “big ticket” durable goods June. strongest area of the economy percent to $35.4 billion,' following Of course, as the mood of caution and apathy soared 6.0 percent. The volatility in the month-to- this year because a weaker dollar a 22.4 percent plunge in July. deepens, analysts say there is always a chance that Senate Banking Committee Chairman Wil­ month total reflects wide swings has spurred a boom in sales of More than half the increase was the market will pull off a surprise. Just 10 Minutes from Manchester — liam Proxmire, D-Wis., predicted the next in demand for transportation and U.S. goods overseas. That, in for motor vehicles and parts. The stock market is notorious for its ability to Visit the LARGEST SELECTION of Cards & Gifts in the Area. Congress will have to appropriate at least $20 military goods, but economists tui^, has sparked businesses to Auto orders had been weak in catch the majority off guard, especially when there billion to bail out the troubled savings and loan said the underlying trend por­ increase spending to modernize July as factories were switching is widespread agreement that a trend is firmly industry. trays a vigorous U.S. manufac­ and expand the capacity of over to a new model year. established — in the present case, a neutral ■ Multimillionaire brothers Nelson Bunker turing sector. factories. ■ Demand for defense goods "trading range” trend. Hunt and William Herbert Hunt each filed for “The 6 percent overstates how Orders in the key category of jumped 15.3 percent to $8.1 But if some sudden surge of energy is going to hit Over 8000 Greeting Cards To Choose From personal bankruptcy protection to avoid posting strong the economy is, but it’s non-defense capital goods, a good billion, following a 49.4 percent the market, many analysts say, it’s hard to see a $225 million bond required for appealing a still in pretty good shape,” said barometer of business expansion drop in July. where it’s going to come from. federal jury verdict against them. The jury had Maury Harris, chief economist of plans, were up 5.4 percent in ■ Excluding defense goods, As Edward Nicoski at Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood ordered the two Hunts and brother Lamar to pay PaineWebber Inc. “Even if you August to $38.2 billion, following orders rose 5.4 percent following Inc. put it in a recent commentary: “We’d like to be WALL DECOR GREAT ASSORTMENT a decline of 2.2 percent in July. COUNTRY ITEMS more than $130 million in damages for conspiring exclude transportation, orders gains of 2.2 percent in July and able to say that the end to this ‘random rallies and OF BRASS to corner the world’s silver market in the late were still up 1 percent and that’s 12.5.percent in June. Excluding transportation, orders reactions’ bifis just around the comer, but neither 1970s. pretty good, an annual rate of 12 However, the very strength of rose 1.0 percent in August and fell the conviction nor the technical evidence is at hand I Minorco SA, a South African mining percent for just the one month.” the economy has raised concern 0.9 percent in July. ... yet.” conglomerate, launched a $4.9 billion offer for Other government reports for The activity in the market during the past week r Consolidated Gold Fields PLC, the largest August have pointed to some certainly seemed to bear out that assessment. The takeover bid in British history. But Consolidated softening in the economy’s robust Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged down 7.47 quickly rejected the bid. rate of growth through midyear. Dems fail to break to 2,090.68. I The prospect of a bidding war over Kroger Unemployment rose from 5.4 The New Yoik Stock Exchange composite index Co. loomed as the investment firm Kohlberg percent to 5.6 percent, retail sales dropped .41 to 152.38; the NASDAQ composite index 7 .> v . -t n ; Kravis Roberts & Co. offered $4.6 billion for the fell 0.2 percent and housing filibuster on wages for the over-the-counter market rose 1.08 to 384.99, supermarket operator, topping an offer from activity dipped 3.3 percent. and the American Stock Exchange market value Dart Group Corp. However, the strong demand WASHINGTON (AP) -Senate “Let us have some national index was up .89 at 299.11. ■ Interco Inc. rejected a revised $2.66 billion for durable goods, coupled with a Volume on the Big Board averaged 140.23 million takeover offer and said the furniture and apparel Democrats failed on a second debate on this,” said Senate 1.2 percent rise in unfilled orders, attempt Friday to break a GOP Republican Leader Bob Dole of shares a day, down from 165.38 million the week ■i-' maker will pursue a major restructuring instead, indicates factories will be hum­ before. ■ Lafarge Corp., one of North America’s filibuster on raising the minimum Kansas. “ Maybe it will be ming in the months ahead, wag^, but they picked up support brought up when Gov. Dukakis The market has had many long sluggish spells in biggest producers of cement and building analysts said. the past. But the wild action that has occurred for materials, rebuffed an unsolicited $1.47 billion from five more Republicans and and Vice President Bush have “This throws some cold water vowed to try again next week. their first debate.” much of the 1980s has obscured them in many Decorative and Useful Candleholders cash takeover offer from a group of private Dukakis has endorsed investors. Eight Republicans joined 48 Kennedy’s bill. Bush in the past All Shapes and Sizes a Macmillan Inc. withdrew its support for a MARKET IN BRIEF Democrats in the 56-35 vote — week has said he would support a $2.36 billion buyout offer from a prominent four short of the 60 needed — to more modest increase in the Mortgage lender investment firm but declined to take a position on NYSE Issues restrict further debate on a bill by minimum wage — never specify­ the competing $2.41 billion bid by British consolidated trading Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- ing how much — but only if it is publisher Robert Maxwell. Mass., to raise the wage floor to coupled with a subminimum. loses state license ■ CSX Corp. said it will buy back up to 60 September 23,1988 $3.75 an hour in January, $4.15 in The eight Republicans break­ V million of its common shares and sell off two 1990 and $4.55 in 1991. HARTFORD (AP) — State Banking Commis- natural gas units in a billion-dollar restructuring. Volume In shares ing Friday from what Kennedy The minimum wage has been said were White House instruc­ sionerHoward B. Brown announced Friday that he ■ Pillsbury Co. announced the sale of its 172,079,870 has revoked the license of a Massachusetts-based Godfather’s Pizza unit to the restaurant frozen at $3.35 since 1981. In the tions to support the filibuster seven and one-half years since were Sens. John Chafee of Rhode first mortgage lender forfaiting to file a surety bond division’s management. issues traded as required by Connecticut law. ■ Polaroid Corp. advised its stockholders to then, proponents of the increase Island, Mark Hatfied and Bob 1,970 argue, inflation has dropped its Packwood of Oregon, John Heinz Brown said a surety bond issued on behalf of the reject a sweetened $2.6 billion takeover bid from company. U.S. Funding Inc. of America, was Roy E. Disney’s Shamrock Holdings Inc. and purchasing power by 30 percent and Arlen Specter of Pennsylva­ <3 Up to about $2.60, measured in nia, William Roth of Deleware, cancelled July 12 and he notified the company to filed suit in federal court to block the offer. immediately comply with the law or be subject to JUST ARRIVED ■ Eastern Airlines renewed calls for federal 744 uninflated dollars. Robert Stafford of Vermont and Action on the measure has been Lowell Weicker of Connecticut. administrative action. . mediators to declare an impasse in contract talks Unchanged U.S. Funding failed to respond to Brown’s request with its Machinists union, after 98 percent of the stalled for more than a week “I wouldn’t read too much into because of a parliamentary move that,” said Dole. “It’s Friday and and a suspension order, giving the company a right Sterling Silver Jewelry union’s voting members rejected the carrier’s 545 to a hearing, was issued Aug. 17, the banking latest contract offer. by Kennedy that, with majority some people are confused. By Down support, would preclude Repubi- Monday they’ll realize what’s at department said. ■ The government of India approved a joint When U.S. Funding again failed to act. Brown said ★ ★ ★ venture to market Pepsi-Cola in the world’s 681 cans from getting a direct vote on stake.” Bangles Choker Sets Necklaces Earrings their demand for a 90-day, 80 Three Democrats continued to he issued an order Sept. 7 revoking the license. second most populous nation. NYSE Index Bob Ward, U.S. Funding’s comptroller, said in a ■ Brazil signed an unprecedented $82 billion percent subminimum wage for support the filibuster — Sens. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -D IR E C T IO N S TO THE CARD & GIFT C O N N E C T IO N » » » -^ 152.38 Up 0.30 newly hired employees. James Exxon of Nebraska, Ri­ telephone interview Friday from his Weymouth. financial package with its international commer­ Mass., office that its surety company is no longer cial bank creditors officially ending a morato­ Both sides, meanwhile, were chard Shelby of Alabama and Rte. 384 or 44A to Rte. 44A (BoHon Notch); Follow 44A to Rte. 31 S&P Composite waiting to see what the two David Boren of Oklahoma. issuing such bonds and U.S. Ftinding is in the rium on its debt payments. process of obtaining bonding. South; (approx. S mllaa) bMr right at traffic light onto Rte. 31 South; ■ The Senate approved a landmark free-trade 269.76 Up 0.58 presidential nominees. Republi­ - ThreeotherDemocrats—Sens. Rta. 31 for H mile — Vinton Village la on the laft. 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One year old. capable to learn a pro­ requires extensive pany. 200 Pitkin Street, ing position available TOWN Of Bolton. Part- Meadows Manor, east, a is currently seeking an ON THE JOBTHAINING 428 Tolland Turnpike • Saturday for auto deal­ East Hartford. Last seen on August 28, with artificial flower time driver senior citi­ fession with a future. long term health care fa­ experienced Institu­ telephone contact LM m la b . Ml optlod MoImiM m i. W . ership. Experience Charter Oak Street- zen van Tuesday 8, and data entry. oNm rtM Oy .mplaymMil wKh op- preferred but will frin. company. Ideal oppor­ Come grow with usi cility has a 30 hour posi­ tional / commercial partunNy lo r oW m io m iim X. Pro- 647-5000 Sycamore Lone area. tunity tor mature Wednesday, 8:30am- Excellent benefits.! Good starting rate de­ Answers to Reebok. tion available (or an ex­ maintenance person. MflUy OMklng tnliM M lor our Im w minded Individual 1:30pm. Requires pub­ BUDGET PEST perienced bookkeeper. This 20 hour position Send resume with SKoeng wid ouMomor .Mvloa Oopl. pending on experience. Please helpus find him. lic service vehlcledrlv- sw ung bowty roM ■S.M «H h m l.w Excellent company be­ R E T A IL working 10 to 12 hours Knowledge of Medicare. offers flexible hours, salary requirements Reward. Call 649-7492 per week In retail ers license. $8.50/hour. CONTROL tn so d a y . C iN Sob Pound lo dlo- nefits. Call Jan or Pot offer 6.______;______Medicaid, and third *8.46 per hour to start, to ouM ttw ouoodoM Mngo bonolHa at 645-6487. stores In the Manches­ Applications may be ond oppi lor lnlon*o(». OPPORTUNITIES LOST. Large Male gray obtained from Bolton 649-9001 party billing essential. and paid holiday, vaca­ CH ILD Care needed for ter area. Competitive Excellent benefitrs Materials Manager tiger wearing white hourly wage ond car Selectmen's office, 222 tion and sick time. In­ Infant In our Glaston­ LPNor package with salary co- P.O. Box K QSA OPTICAL bury home. Monday- It's time... to move forward. flea collar. Last seen In allowance. Training Bolton Center Road, terested applicants, MEDICAL ASSISTANT Bolton, Connecticut, M IC H AELS Jewelers has mensurate with experi­ Buckland Station Frlday, 7am to 4;30pm. Woodland Street area. provided. Call 246-4947 a full time service sales please contact, I lend 649-3177 needed OB-QYN office- 4 New challenges. Please call 646-8673, evenings Mondav- 06043, 649-8743.______ence. Interested appli­ Berkom at: ^ Vicinity of Manchester position open. Retail Manchester, C T 06040 RESTAURANT. Hiring Raod/Hebron Avenue. day work week - typing leave message. Frldey, 7-9 or 1-800-223- PROOF READER for bi­ cants, please send re­ exposure a plus. Great sume to: Martin A. Mei- Meadows Manor Eoe for fall, line, banquet (Routes 83/94) Begin required. Call 649-1120, New excitement. 4245, September 28, be­ weekly publication. benefit package. Apply ghan. Senior Adminis­ 333 Bldwell St. servers, bartenders, October 24th. Referen­ 640-7329. New opportunities. fore 4:00pm only. Flexible daytime In person, Tuesday- cocktail and food ces required. 659-4438. hours. 646-1479. trator at: Manchester, C T 06040 SALES Girls and porters. ANNOUNCEMENTS Saturdav, 10am-5pm at Full time and part servers, borbacks and PASTE-UP Artist. Flexi­ 958 Main Street, Man­ Meadows Manor 647-dl91 doormen. Apply In per­ At Bradlees. Eoe time. Flexible hours. D E N T A L Business Secre­ REUEF DONUT BAKER ble daytime hours. Bi­ chester. 643-2741. 333 Bldwell St. Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 son: The Gallery, 141 tary assistant. Will One night per week. weekly publication. HARDWARE Clerk. Full Manchester, C T 06040 West Middle Turnpike, New London Turnpike, CAREER CHANGE Here's your chance to share train, part or full time. Apply: 646-1479. or part time. Good pay. 647-0191 Manchester. Glastonbury. Are you looking f < M new and exciting in the spirit and support of Coll 649-9287.______MR. D O N U T Apply: Conyers Hard- EOE SCHOOL Custodian. Full career? Become a Home Inepector. You MANCHESTER. One wore, 646-5707. our special company. At 255 West Middle Tpke. EVENING Janitor time, 8 hours a day, 5 NATIONAL ahould be familiar with single family homea owner. Maintained 6 LEGAL Secretory/recep- days o week, 3-11:30. PRIVER Bradlees, all of our staff room Cape. Great Manchester needed at once. No by having been a homeowner, tlonlst. Legal expe­ experience necessary. Excellent benefits 8i Coventry area CORPORATION value. $139,900. Nice rience helpful. Typing, pleasant working con­ do-lt-youreelfer, real estate broker or work together to do the best lot, neighborhood, HELP WANTED Will train. This Is a Expanding In this area. tradesperaon, and enjoy working with word processor, shor­ steady, full time posi­ ditions. Facilities Ser­ Manchester job they can do. And they’re vinyl siding, oak floors thand, good telephone vices, South Windsor Openings now available people. Full and part-time (morning and CREW chelf trainee - tion. Only willing Herald route. for outlet managers, and fireplace. Peter­ carpet, furniture, manner. Benefits Board of Education, afternoon), no travel, we train. To learn rewarded for it with good man Real Estate, 649- worker need apply. In­ sales coordinators, tele­ floor, upholstry, walls available. Centrally lo­ cludes benefits. Start­ 1737 Main Street, South Short Hours — wages, great benefits and a 9404. PART time receptlonlst- cated office, start Im­ Windsor. 528-9711 ext. marketers and service more, please attend our Informative /typlst. Pleasant phone and general cleaning in g rate vrill be seminar to be conducted at the below listed with reputable franchi­ mediately. Call 649- $6.75/hour. No phone 40. EO E. Great Pay! positions. Experience terrific employee discount. skills, typing and var­ PERSONAL L ore UIIBIIU- location or call 1 -800-WE CHECK (In Mass.) see east of the river. If 2865. colls. Apply to: Man­ lot necessary, we will ied duties. General ant. Experienced male Call 647-9946 train. Call for personal or 1-800-HOU8E DR (outside Mass.). The following positions are contracting firm, cor­ you're reliable, ener­ ELECTRICIAN Journey­ ager, Parkade Bowling I FINANCIAL wanted to care for a Interview. porate offices, Man­ getic, diversified and man. Residential, com­ Lanes, Manchester. Ask for now available for all shifts; people oriented, come mercial, Industrial disabled young man In ABANDON the search. chester. (9-3) Flexible. PUBLIC Safety Dis­ Vernon. $250 weekly. Gerlinde HOLIDAY INN Thank you for making Call Pam, 646-3032. and loin us. Good driv­ work. Able to work 646-3875 ing record necessary. without supervision. At patcher. $23,168 to Call Paul Herbst at 383 Roberts Street FULL & PART-TIME us number 1 for 41 $26,542. Developing an 875-4173 for details. years. For fast, confi­ $7.00 and up for the least 3 years expe­ East Hartford, C T • Cashiers right person. 633-3335 rience. Benefits, Insu­ open list. Full time dential service and opportunity for a Dis­ RECEIVER S: MONDAY a SEPTEMBER 26th a 10 AM • Receiving Clerk easy terms, call us for KENNEL Assistant or 649-3433.______rance 8i good wages. Coll 875-5^.______patcher with our Police • Merchandise Clerks all your financial needed. After school PEST Control. Position Department Involves R E U E F C O O K needs. Conn & Conn and weekends. Duties available for a service TEACHER AAlstant. Im- receiving and trans­ AT 233-9687. Include: kennel ba­ technician. Experience medlate opening at mitting emergency and Meadows Manor, east'a Applications now being thing, feeding & clean­ preferred, but will state approved private administrative mes­ Dietary Department Is GROSSMAN’S, accepted for holiday ing. $5.50 to start. train the proper appli­ school to work with sages over combined currently seeking apart DARI-FARMS Employment cant. Must be over 18 emotlonlly disturbed employment. Apply In person. Ca­ Police and Fire com­ time relief cook for the THE EXCITEMENT nine Holiday Inne, 200 and have a good driv­ students, ages 8 to 10. munication system. 2pm-7:30 pm shift. Must ing record. Salary, va­ Previous experience ICE CREAM Please apply in person at: Sheldon Rood, Requires graduation be at least 18 years old Manchester. cation, good working with behavior manage­ IS BUILDING from High School or an and have experience In PART TIME conditions. Call 527- ment preferred. Call or equivalency certificate has immediate openings for the foiiowing fuii large quantity cooking II you're ready for a position with outside possibilities... HELP WANTED 9000.______^ send resume to Larry and one years expe­ you're ready for Grossman's. As the 41 building time positions BRADLEES R E TA IL Assistant Man­ Schnitman, Commun­ rience In oprating a and be able to work . materials retailer in the Northeast, we offer our STUDENTS, X-RAY Tech. Part time ager trainee and sales- ity Child Guidance switchboard or related weekends. Supervisory Receivers advancemdht opportunities and a gen­ a Freezer Selector • 2nd Shift Middle Trnpk. & Broad St. homemakers-full and hours available. Stop persons. Jewelery School, 317 North Main communication equip­ skills preferred for this erous benefits package including: company paid a Groundskeeper Manchester, C T part time day work In or call the Vernon company In malor de­ Street, Manchester, C T ment. Applications *8.61 per hour position. medical, life insurance and a pension plan. Back­ Excellet pay, full paid medical program, paid available.. No expere- Medical Center, 871- partment store seeking 06040. (646-0502). EO E. may be obtained from Please contact Carol ground In building materials is helpful, but not 940 Silver Lane Ince necessary, will necessary. 6939.______personnel for rapidly MEDICAL Secretarv- Personnel Office, Valllancourt at: vacations, paid holidays, full pension and E. Hartford, CT train. Little Ceasars X-RAY Technician. Reg­ growing leased depart­ / Bookkeeper for a doc- Town Hall, 41 Center Apply In person, and ask for: Bruce Edwards or profit sharing plan. Apply in person at; Pizza, 646-4300. istered. Putnam. 4 af­ ment. Will train the t o r o f I nternol Street, Manchester, Meadows Manor Marty Conroy, Grossman's, 145 Spencer Street, ■■^■erawf*ei»6i*vewiww ternoons a week. No right persons. Retail medicine In Manches­ Connecticut 06040 or by 333 Bldwell St. Manchester, CT. experience helpful. ter. 4 days per week. calling 647-3126. Dead­ GRAPE Pickers wanted. evenings, weekends or Manchester, C T 06040 DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Part time, weekdays, holidays. Wages equal Good salary and benef­ Knowledge of medical line for receiving appli­ B w i lew i 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, C T 06084 10-4. Barter for wine. to hospital and based its. Call Liberty Na­ Insurance necessary. cations Is October 25, 647-0101 G R O s s m n n s 1h*r* l8 Otways somathlng now a t' Nutmeg Vineyard, 742- on experience. Call 928- tional, 568-1115. Call between 9-5, 646- 1988. Equal Opportun­ ' EOE Monday - Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9-1 pm BrodlMi Now It can b « youl 8402. 4587 for Interview. 4665. ity Employer. An Equal Opportunity Employer ______*itiauaiaBmiw(W*n«iMii«W ’ %» * r y - i 4 \ : 1. I - 1 14 « - e e - r r r '.- • * •.».r » r*a?t-.1'A • » e • I HOMES I HOMED FOR DALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FIRE Restorotlon com­ LABORER. Heavy con­ MANCHESTER. Brand pany looking for a few struction. Apply In per­ A U T O B O D Y new two bedroom Con­ WIN good workers. Will EMT son; The Andrew Shop Manager temporary Ranch. For­ BOLTON lake, 2 bedroom ,"A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” train. S6.00 starting Ansaldl Building Com­ mal living and dining Basic & Int. pov. Full and part time pany, 186 Bldwell Clean, 2 man ahop. Apply In Cope, large lot, 2 stor­ rooms with cathedral age sheds, gas heot, Immediate openings dav work. Benefits. Street, Manchester. perton lo: Waa or Harry. celling and sliders to with CT's largest Call after 9am,646-A855. appliances, private 24 ADAMS ST. Cardinal Buick patio. One both, fully beach. 18 Colonial MANQ€STERH0NDA 646-3515 ambulance service. Manchester appllanced kitchen, Your *25 check Is waiting at MancmsihU-Cm a if your license num ber a p p e a rs som ew here In the classified colum ns tobay... Full and part time Road. $144,900. 649- TELLERS central air. Oversized 1794.______hours available. Full time. Savings Bank FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST needed garage. Reduced to Benefits. of Manchester. Experi­ tor mulfl-corporate or­ $153,900. CallDoug,423- HOUSE for sale bv HOMED enced or will train. Good Donut baker owner. Our loss Is vour HOMED HOMED HOMED HOMED CONOOMINIUMD Professional & ganization located In 1634. Lawrence, Martin FOR DALE wages, good benefits. Andover, Connecticut. 8, Park Realtors. gain on this protesslon- FOR DALE FOR DALE FOR DALE FOR DALE FOB DALE L&M Ambulance Apply: 923 Main St., wanted in allv landscaped, Im- This Is a full time MANCHESTER. Cream ( N Services Manchester, CT. moculate, 1900 square MANCHESTER. Spring 130 Shield St. Manchester position In a busy con­ Puff Cope. $153,900. 104 MILWOOD Road, JUST Listed! This Cleon 6 SOUTH Windsor. Thebuy genial atmosphere. feet, 3 bedroom, 2 both, ASHFORD. This well of the week Is this Street. Spacious Colon­ MANCHESTER. Unique West Hartford, CT Call Luclenne, Century Ranch with stone tire- maintained 3 bedroom East Hartford. Drive room Cape Is located In one bedroom condo SECRETARY to busy area. 5 nights Knowledge of the con­ 21 Manor House, 871- a nice aulet area near Immaculate 3 year old, ial on lovely lands­ placed living room, 2 home Is a real purse bv this Immaculate, 6 caped corner lot. 7 with private front en­ EQUIPM ENT operators. church. Reaulres or­ per week. struction and real est­ 7212. pleoser. The huge tom- plus room, center Verplank School. Call, 7 room Colonial that trance. Spacious floor ganizational, book­ ate fields 0 plus. Salary car garage, pool and offers 3 bedrooms, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Lawn crew and general Apply in person; 2 FA M ILY tor sale by finished walkout fam­ ilv room with fireplace, chimney, full dor- you'll like It. $140's. plan, bright open living keeping, computer. In­ commensurates with Blanchard & Rossetto family room with tire- baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 laborers. Expressive owner. Perfect tor ily room. Available for 2 baths, appliances and mered Cape. Alumi­ car garage, large pri­ room. Very close to 304 Grounds landscaping, terpersonal skills. 25S West Middle Tpke. ability. Please coll 647- Realtors," We're Sel- placed formal dining 9144 to set up Interview. owner occupancy. Immediate occupancy. 1600 sq. ft. make this an num sided, enclosed room, fully appllanced vate screened porch. and shopping, library, 872-8088 between 9 and Monday-Friday, 8;30- $105,000 per apartment. exceptional buy. breezewav and garage. llno Houses" 646-2482.0 downto wn.$65,900. 4;30. Start October 1st. Manchester Appraised value, kitchen, 2.5 baths, 2 car Immaculately main­ 3.______Immediate occupancy. $205,000. Asking $127,500. Easy drive to Security system, 1'/j GORGEOUS new Con­ garage. City utilities tained. $225,000. Anne Miller Real Est- 649-4583. CERTinED NURSE Monchester-Harttord baths, lower level fam­ temporary under con­ Ote, 647-8000.n______COOKS, line, pantry, ban- CLERICAL Assistant. 28 years old. Excellent $195,000. Coll 649-0593. and much more. Golden Oaks Realty, Quet, full and part time WANTED. Loving, re- AIDES condition. Large over­ area. Realty World, ily room. An absolute struction In Wlldberrv 646- 5099.______MOVE In condition des­ Duties Include key­ MANCHESTER. One Weeks Breen Assoc. acre lot on a cul-de-sac positions avalloble. sponslble female to Am I Nm m a m # sized lot In central owner. Maintained 6 pleasure to show! subdivision by F.N. street. Asking $227,900. cribes this 2 bedroom Apply In person; The board entry, reconcil­ Inc. 646-2462 and 429- $159,900. Strano Real Builders. Large foyer, MANCHESTER. Lov­ help core for two child­ ing orders and general Ap^temto neighborhood. 649- room Cape. Great U Si R Realty, 643-2692.0 ingly renovated, 8 Ranch style condo end Gallery, 141 New Lon­ 8233. 7746. Estate, 647-7653.0 skylights, master bath Init. First time home ren. Must be expe­ office work. 4 hours per Fall aaA Part TIbm value. $139,900. Nice VERNON. Exceptional room, 3-4 bedroom, don Turnpike, Glaston­ rienced with active MANCHESTER. Lov­ lot, neighborhood, with lacuzzi & much buyers or retired cou­ bury or coll for an day. Year round. Sa­ We offer the areas hi­ more. D.W. Fish well kept 6 room Henry Street Colonial. toddlers. 643-0207. lary to $7.30 per hour. ingly renovated, 8 vinyl siding, oak floors Ranch, 1st floor family Features: generous ples. Pool & Tennis appointment, 659-2656. ghest staff to patient room, 3-4 bedroom, MANCHESTER •229,900 Realty, 643-1591.0 too! $129,900. Anne MAINTENANCE. Full or Please contact; An­ ratio. and fireplace. Peter­ room, 3 bedrooms, foyer, pillared arches port time position In dover Elementary • Flexible Henry Street Colonial. man Real Estate, 649- MANCHESTER. Well large sun deck, tire- leading Into formal liv­ Miller Reol Estate, 647- Not all the news Is an the cared tor six room 8000.O front pagel There's lots of restaurant. Apply In School, 742-7339. Scheduling Features: generous 9404. placed finished recrea­ ing room and dining foyer, pillared arches aluminum and brick room with bullt-fn NEW Listing. Neat & newsy Information In the person; 141 New Lon­ • Complete Health N X. tion room, quiet cul-de- don Turnpike, Glaston­ leading Into formal liv­ Cope In lovely family sac street, walk to china closet, beauti­ Cleon, 5 plus room Classified section. 643- Insurance ing room and dining neighborhood. New Townhouse. 3 bed­ 2711. bury, CT. 659-2656. elementary. An excel­ fully refInIshed wood­ PERM AN EN T port time "Including Dental” room with bullt-ln OPEN HOUSE carpet In living room lent starter home or work and hardwood rooms, I'/j baths. Chino closet, beauti­ and dining room plus office position. Seek­ • Uniform S u n d a y retirement home, floors, eat-ln, St. Cha­ Thermo-pone win­ ing responsible Indi­ Ailowance fully refInIshed wood­ 1-4 PM very large enclosed $154,900.U & R Realty, rles kitchen, family dows, sliders oft dining porch oft kitchen. This Typing-Pasteup vidual for flexible • Bonus Hours work and hardwood 21S Hciiry St 643-2692.0 room with Vermont area to good size deck. hours to assist with floors, eat-ln, St. Cha­ home has a lot to otter casting wood stove, Nice area of Manches­ • Free Maais rles kitchen, family MMChMtwr for the growing family. MANCHESTER. Priced general duties which to sell. This easily af­ 12x20 deck, nicely ter. $132,900.Strano We have an opening for a person with accurate typing For more information room with Vermont Call Susan Donahue tor landscaped private Reol Estote, 647-7653.Q skills to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and Include good commun­ ClaMy 4 bedroom Dutch Co­ fordable 3 bedroom ication, typing skills please call costing wood stove, lonial, largo formal dining more Information. yard, large bedrooms, BRAND new. Quality to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. $139,900. Sentry Real Ranch featuring cozy and phone contact. 12x20 deck, nicely room, living room with flra- NEW 8 room Contemporary located on 2'A acres. 3 new 13x24 carpeted built, 4 room, 2 bed­ CNESTFKLO landscaped private Estate, 643-4060.O den, fireplace and gar­ Word Processing a CONVALESCENT plaoa, walking dManea to bedrooms, 2'4 baths, l/p family room and 2-car garage. age has been freshly basement rec room, 2 room, I'/i both Town- Ability'to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to plus. Please contact, yard, large bedrooms, Bowaia School •178,900 MANCHESTER. New to car garage, totally up­ houses. Cathedral cell­ customer specifications are essential. HOME new 13x24 carpeted painted tor the new 742-8722 for on HNLLEN REAL ESTATE Market. Very charm­ owner. Quiet street. dated, 100 amp electri­ ing and skylight In oppointment.______MANCHESTEN, CT. basement rec room, 2 KIERNAN REALTY, INC. ing six room older Private yard. Walk to cal system, new roof, master bedroom. Ap­ Five day work week with a full range of medical and life car garage, totally up­ 647-8000 357 East Center St., Manchester Colonial In nice family two full baths, easy pliances, ottrlum doors BA BYSITTER needed 2 643-5151 dated, 100 amp electri­ Buckley School Call tor insurance benefits. days per week. My area. Formal living details. $139,900. Cen­ walking distance to all to spacious deck, gar­ cal system, new root, 6 4 9 -1 1 4 7 room with French schools. $185,000. By home or yours. Hours A REAL Jewel! Seldom tury 21 Epstein Realty, age with Opener. Stort­ two full baths, easy doors to formal dining owners, 649-4468. ing at $148,500.Strono somewhat flexible. Ex­ walking distance to all does such on Ideal set­ 647-8895.0 IBaurhpstpr l^pral^ cellent pay. Own trans­ BOLTON •349,900 room, three good size Real Estote, 647-7653.n Real Estate schools. $185,000. By up become available bedrooms and all new EAST HARTFORD. Move CONOOMINIUMD portation a plus. Refer- tor Ranch lovers I Ap- right In. This three NEW 7-7 Duplex. Exclu- owners, 649-4460. updated kitchen and FOR DALE Please call Sheldon Cohen ences required. porxlmately 1200 baths. Call the office bedroom home has slve area of ouallty, 3 Monday-Friday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. 647-0809.______' BOLTON. New Contem- square feet, 2 bed­ today tor your exclu­ been given a spruce- bedroom Townhouses. CUSTODIAN. 6 hours HOMES porary on beautifully rooms, large living up. New Insulated win­ FOREST Ridge Town- }'/7 baths, fully ap­ at 643-2711, lor an appointment sive showing. $152,900. house. 3

L0T8/LAND HOMES BDAT8/MARINE iMnCELLANEQUS ITAD CARS CARS lonTRUCKS/VANS FOR SALE FOR RENT EQUIPMENT ___I FDR SALE SALES FDR SALE FDR SALE |S £ | FDR SALE MANCHESTER. 6 room 1976 VENTURA Catama- COVENTRY. 2 approved COMPLETE Collection MULTI-Famllv. 43 Prin­ 1977 P LY M O U TH 9 pos- 1980 CHEVY Monza. Au­ 1983 FORD R ongerlxm Speciolis»D < rftl R a n c h . Fireplace, ran with trailer. 15teet, of books, cookbooks, ceton Street. Furnl- wooded building lots In % senger Station Wagon. tomatic. Many new miles, original owner, much more. $950 plus good condition. $1100 « autobiographies, t u r e , b o o k's , Good condition. $500. ports. $850 or best very reliable. Excel­ prestitlous Safari utilities. Security and or best otter. Coll Tom , trovel, etc. Coll 643- Drive subdivision, un­ collectables. Good bar­ 649-3869 otter 5pm. otter. 633-7488. lent condition. Coll references required. 6494567 otter 6:30. 6775. gains at low 'prices. Dove, days, 646-2789, derground utilities. T .J . Crockett, 643-1577. 1967 C H E V Y C a p r ic e . 4 72 BUICK Electro. White. $«9,9(»-$99,900. Philips ■uJPAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Saturday & Sunday, evenings, 644-4504. 9-3.______doors, low mileage, au­ Runs well, looks good. Real Estate, 742-1450. CHILD CARE 1 ^ 1 PAPERING SERVICES SERVICES NEWER 3 bedroom with JCAMERAS/PHQTD $750. 568-3238. FDRD 1967 3 quarter ton fireplace. $900 per E N D R O L L 8 tomatic, air condition­ I EQUIPMENT T A G Sole. Manchester: ing, new battery, flatbed. $700 or best GSL Building Mainte­ month. Plus security. a7%«Mni>8a« Northfleld Green otter. 477 North Main LOVING Mom with de­ FREE. Makeovers & ad­ 1Ms8MHi-ator2M brakes, muffler. $495. BUSINESS Renovations/Plus nance Co. Commercl- vice bv a certified No pets. Available Im- Condo Club House, Street. 647-1555. gree In early childhood SIXTH Annual Rotorv MUBT be pleked upal aw 647-98(M. PROPERTY education offering pro­ Custom Interior & Exterior ol/ResIdentlal building beauty consultant. If medlately. 646-2930. Photo Expo & Trade Ambassador Drive. BUICK Skylark, 1964. 2 HeraM OtRoe Mendgy «m i Saturday, September fessional childcare Ino Painting • Celling Repelr A Renew repoirs and home Im­ you are serious about Show. Sunday, Sep­ Thufide/befeie 11 am. only. Door, hard top, power FOR. sale. Manchester relaxed coring envir­ • Decke A Light Cerpentry provements. Interior skin core and the latest 8TDREAND tember 25th. Romodo 24, 9-2. Roln or shine. SCHALLER steorlng, automatic AUTD8 FDR Doctor's office space. onment. 647-0129. • Free faf/mefea • In a u fd and exterior painting, In makeup fechniaues. DFFICE SPACE Inn, Silos Deane High­ SA TU R D A Y, September transmission. Good ____I rertaease Hilliard Professional • Senior 0 /aeounra light carpentry. Com­ Coll 646-4854. way, Rocky HIM, Con­ 24 & S u n d a y,' Sep­ ACURA condition. $1800. 646- Building. 2,153 square TAB 6 46 -225 3 plete janitorial ser-. SILK Wrap nails done In M A N C H E S T E r !”" h ^ - necticut. Exit 24 off tember 25. 10-4. Kids 5442. FR EE Mileage on low feet and convenient vice. Experienced, rel- ’ mv home on evenings ford Road. 800 Square 1-91. 10om-4pm. Buy, SALES clothes, toys, and mis­ USED CARS cost auto rentals. Vil­ storage area. 1st floor. 1974OPERATING Toyota D A Y Care In mv licensed ROOFING/ loble, free estimates. and weekends. A pro­ Feet. 4 rooms, parking sell, trade. New & used cellaneous. All Items 87 Interga L S ...... • 9,995 Cellco. High mileage. lage Auto Rental. 643- Move-In condition. Ex­ South Windsor home. 643-0304.______fessional lob done at garoge. Near I 384. cameras, accessories, must go. 11 Sass Drive. 87 Toyota L/B .... .' 6,995 $200. 649-5445. 2979 or 646-7044. cellent parking! In­ NDTICE. Connecticut Gen­ All ages. 644-4836. SIDING HOLIDAY House, retire­ half the price. Please 643-5797.______dork room equipment eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Vernon to Kent to Soss. 87 M a zd a R X 7 .... •13,995 quire today at 646-5153. the postlnp of advertise­ TENDER loving Mom ment living, ambula­ leave a message at FOR Rent. Professional and memorabilia. TOYS Only. Saturday, 87 Toyota Corolla . 8,595 MANCHESTER. For 647-0801.______ments bv any person, firm or has one full time open­ H&R ROOFING" tory, home-llke office building. Large September 24, 9-12. 87 Chevette ...... ■• 4,795 sale. Furnished office ing for on Infant or atmosphere. Call 649- There's someone out corporation on a telegraph, Two family. 22 Mont- No fob too big or too Top Sail Screened Loam parking lot. Ideal loca­ telephone, electric light or 87 Toyota Corolla .. .' a295 building. Over 2000 toddler, also one part 2358. tion. R.D. Murdock, there who wants to buy c I o I r Drive, small. Will work 7 days Any amount dellvarecL Also. flH. power pole or to o tree, 87 Toyota G T ..... square feet, excellent time opening. Robert­ 643-2692 or 643-6479 vour power tools. Find shrub, rock, or any other Monchester. ~______•10,995 USED until job complete. 10% gravel, atone and bark, mulch. location. 17 cor park­ son School District. that buyer with a low-cost natural object without o writ­ 830 VERNON Street. Sat­ 86 Chev C 20 ...... • 9,595 ing lot. $285,000. Robert discount for Senior DELIVERING Bobcat backhoa ft loedar rental. Coll 647-0843. Rich, clean, stone-free od In Classified. 643-2711. ten permit for the purpose pf urday, September 24, 86 Corvette ...... •19,595 CAR D. Murdock, 643-2692. R T I INDUSTRIAL protectlnp Itorthepubllcond Citizens. loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. DAVIS CONSTRUCTION 9-3. 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By Bill Barnard Meagher, swimming’s “ Madame Johnson sets world mark in taking 100 dash The Associated Press Butterfly” since setting two world records in 1981 that still stand, SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — averaged 8.8 points in the four SEOUL, South Korea — Matt Biondi finished seventh. Canada’s Ben Johnson broke his own Olympic games. is 5-for-5. Jaiiet Evans is waiting to go Otto was timed in 59.00, just missing , 4 ^ world record with a time of 9.79 3-for-3. The rest of the U.S. swim becoming the only swimmer besides \ ' ■ seconds, beating American arch rival Bulgarian expelled team, however, is struggling. Meagher to break 59 seconds. Carl Lewis in their heralded 100- Biondi anchored his second world- Meagher’s world record is 57.93. meter showdown at the Olympics Jackie Joyner-Kersee set a world record relay of the Olympics Friday Otto probably will win another gold — ii=3 record for the heptathlon long jump Saturday. night. Earlier in the day, Evans put in the 400 medley relay and has a Johnson was one of four runners to Saturday at the Seoul Olympics, herself in position for a third gold, this chance to win the 50 freestyle — “ a where the drug-related loss of another break 10 seconds — the first time in one in the 800 freestyle. small chance,” Otto said through an .A history that has happened. Lewis, Bulgarian weightlifting victory cut American swimmers, however, did interpreter. attempting to become the first man to into the Eastern bloc’s gold collection. not win a medal in the four finals Biondi can equal Mark Spitz’s 1972 win two Olympic gold medals in any On Friday, swimmer Kristin Otto of before the relay, while East (ler- feat of seven swimming medals in one sprinting event, took the silver in 9.92, East Germany won her fourth gold many’s Kristin Otto picked up her Olympics, although all of Spitz’s were an American record. medal, leading the Soviet bloc to a big fourth gold. gold. Otto can win six golds, which Linford Christie of Britain was third day in Seoul. Saturday promised to be “ It was, maybe, an off night for us, would be unprecedented for a woman w! in 9.97, setting a European record. a big one for the West. but we’ve got some great days coming swimmer. Calvin Smith of the United States, who Boxer Kenneth Gould of Rockford, up at the end of the meet,” said “ I didn’t think of Mark Spitz,” Otto held the old American record of 9.93. m., won his second bout and Am eri­ Biondi, who now has three golds, a said. “ I ’m not going for as many was fourth in 9.99. ca’s seventh straight with a 5-0 silver and a bronze, with two events medals as him. But I did want to win decision over Alfred Addo Ankamah left. one or two. I ’m delighted that things Hawkins hurt of Ghana in the 147-pound division. “ The relay teams always seem to are going so well.” Weightlifter Anguel Anguelov come through for us. When you’re Otto led a 1-2 East German sweep in Hersey Hawkins, the college player Guenchev, meanwhile, became the swimming for your country and your the butterfly as teammate Birte of the year last season, has a strained L f second Bulgarian to lose a weightlift­ team, there’s something a littleextra. Weigang captured the silver in 59.45. right knee and is expected to miss the ing gold when urinalysis found We plan on dominating relays for a Hong Qian was third in 59.58. ,1 remainder of the Olympic basketball evidence of a banned diuretic, used to long time,” he said. Janel Jorgensen of Ridgefield, tournament. lose weight. Guenchev set three world Biondi swam the final 100 meters of Conn., finished fifth in the butterfly The U.S. team had already clinched records in winning the 67.5-kilogram the 400 freestyle relay, turning a close ahead of Meagher’s seventh, which the top spot in its p < ^ before 3 ''-' division. race into a rout. The U.S. team was means Jorgensen will swim for the I Saturday's game against Egypt and *•. Also banned from the Seoul Games timed in 3; 16.53, breaking the world United States in the medley relay. ^ xf will play its quarterfinal game on was Spanish modem pentathlete mark of 3:17.08 set by Americans in Meagher won three gold medals in the Monday against the fourth-place Jorge Quesada, bringing to four the 1985. 1984 Olympics, two in butterfly plus team from the other pool, either number of athletes disqualified for His clocking of 47.81 was the the medley relay. Puerto Rico or Australia. '■ f drugs. Quesada finished 33rd in the third-fastest relay split in history and “It just wasn’t there,” Meagher Hawkins, the first-round draft cho­ AP photo event. he now has the top eight relay times said. “ I wouldn’t be human if I wasrh ice of the Philadelphia 76ers, was Otto won the 100-meter butterfly in ever. His leg was 1.71 seconds faster feeling upset.” injured about midway through the THIRD GOLD — Matt Biondi of the U.S. raises his arms after a.«s$? Olympic record time Friday, when than Vladimir Tkashenko, who an­ She said former track star Harvey second half of the 108-57 victory over teammate Uwe Dassler set a world chored the Soviet Union to a silver- Glance, now a member of a U.S. anchoring the 400-meter freestyle relay to victory Friday night in rlfe1;3 China. record in capturing the men’s 400 medal time of 3; 19.82. athletes advisory council, told her Seoul. The U.S. set a world record in capturing the gold. s « “Jeff Grayer collided with me after freestyle and East German Ulf tom Jager of Topanga, Calif., who that if she did her best, she woua; x x - i* one of the Chinese players hit him and ’Timmerman wrested the shot put title swam the third leg on A e relay and is x ’x look back and wonder about second, but still finished second Artiir Wojdat of Poland all bettered Jeff fell on m y knee,” Hawkins said from American Randy Bames with favored to beat Biondi in his next race, herself. overall in 8:28.13. ’That was 11 seconds Wojdat’s world record in the 400 after the game. "It feels fine now his last throw ot the day. the 50 freestyle, said the U.S. team is “ I feel good about that, but I ’m still slower than her world record in the freestyle, with Matt Cetllnski of Lake because it has been on ice. I ’ll see how “ I ’m not a great heroine at home not discouraged by its setbacks. disappointed,” Meaghereaid. event. Worth, Fla., fourth. it feels later.” because we swim as a team,” Otto “ We’re fighting as hard as we can Earlier Friday, Evans, a double Dassler was timed in 3:46.95, Team spokeswoman Chris Plonsky said. “ We’re doing well as a team, not and w e’ll come up again,” Jager said. Astrid Strauss of East Germany gold medal-winner already, easily Armstrong in 3:47.15 and Wojdat in said Saturday that the injury appar­ as individuals. We fought together, “ I ’m not worried about U.S. swim­ was the top qualifier for the final in reached the final of the 800-meter 3:47.34, all ahead of Wojdat’s 1988 AP photo ently is more serious than originally and we’re going home together.” ming. We’ll learn from our 8:28.07. freestyle, which will be held Saturday mark of 3:47.38. thought. In all, the East Germans won three mistakes.” night. RACING FOR THE TOP — Carl Lewis of the U.S. looks at the U.S. swimmers finished fourth Jozsef Szabo of Hungary captured Hawkins, the first college player in gold, three silver and three bronze, Otto won her fourth gold by Evans, who set a world record In the twice and sixth in three other finals the men’s 200 breaststroke In 2:13.52, score.board during a semifinal heat in the 100-meter dash at the II years to average more than 30 giving them nine gold and 28 total capturing the 100 butterfly, thrashing 400 freestyle and an American mark Friday night. followed by Nick Gillingham of Great Oiympics Friday night in Seoul. points per game for a season. medals. former butterfly queen Mary T. in the 400 individual medley, lost her Uwe Dassler of East Germany, Britain ^-Sergio Lopez of Spain and Meagher and six others in the final. heat in the 800 by six-hundredths of a Duncan Armstrong of Australia and Mike Barrowman of Rockville, Md. Canseco first Mets’ win skein is snapped ST. LOUIS (A P ) — Ozzie Smith Joyner-Kersee breaks mark Moyer, 8-15, won despite allow­ Slaney has a singled home the tying run in the ing Barry Bonds’ game-tying ninth inning and came in to score in 40-40 club ML Roundup homer with two outs in the bottom By Tim Llotta the javelin throw and the 800 Joyner-Kersee finished the on Pedro Guerrero’s sacrifice fly, of the ninth. scary moment The Associated Press meters — remaining. At that first day of the seven-event M ILW AUKEE (A P ) — Jose Canseco of the giving the St. Louis Cardinals a point, she had 5,528 points. Reds 5, Braves 4 competition with 4,264 points, the Oakland Athletics became the first player In 2-1 victory over New York Friday comeback snapped their score­ SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — It couldn’t SEOUL, South Korea — Jackie On Friday, Joyner-Kersee in­ second-highest one-day total of major league history to hit 40 homers and steal night that snapped the Mets’ less streak of 21 innings.* ATLANTA (AP) - A three- possibly happen again. Joyner-Kersee broke the world jured the knee she uses on her her career. She had a total of 4,367 40 bases in one season when he stole two bases winning streak at eight games. A walk led to the Mets’ run in base. two-run throwing error by Mary Decker Slaney’s collision with South record in the women’s heptathlon takeoff in the long jump. at the same point when she set the Friday night against the Milwaukee Brewers. Dwight Gooden, 18-8, pitched a the sixth, when Joe Magrane third baseman Ron Gant fueled a African runner Zola Budd at the 1984 Olympics long jump, leaping 23 feet, IOV4 It was a minor injury that world record of 7,215 points in the Canseco stole his 39th base in the first inning three-hit shutout through the first issued a base-on-balls to rookie four-run third inning for Cincin­ was just too freakish. inches Saturday as she led all cleared up by the time she U.S. Olympic trials in July. after reaching on a single off Milwaukee’s Juan eight innings for New York. But Keith Miller. nati, allowing the Reds to beat It couldn’t possibly happen again. Olympic competitors in the final competed in the 200-meter dash. Behind Joyner-Kersee at the Nieves. Gooden’s lone walk of the game, Cubs 5, Pirates 3 Atlanta 5-4 Friday night and deal j Or could it? day of the two-day event. Nevertheless, she lowered her end of the first day of competition In the fifth inning, the 6-foot-3, 230-pound to Vince Coleman, started St. the Braves their 100th loss of the ^ With less than two laps to go in the second of Joyner-Kersee’s long jump per­ expectations for a world record in were East Germans Sabine John Canseco bunted for a base hit and then stole Louis’ winning rally in the ninth PITTSBURGH (AP) - Mark season. two 3.000-meter heats Friday, Annette Sergent formance smashed the heptath­ the heptathlon, setting her sights and Anke Behmer. second on an 0-1 pitch to teammate Mark inning. Grace doubled, his thii^ hit of the After Eric Davis’ 26th home run of France clipped Slaney’s heel on the lon mark of 23-9‘A she had set at instead on just winning a gold Joyner-Kersee, the only McGwire. Coleman followed the walk by game, and scored the winning run tied the score 1-1 for the Reds in straightaway. the 1987 U.S. ’Track and Field medal. woman ever to surpass the The game was stopped and Canseco was stealing his 80th base of the on Vance Law ’s single in the 10th the second inning, the Reds Slaney, obviously startled, moved quickly to Championships at San Jose, “ I am concentrating on win­ 7,000-point plateau — she’s done it given the second base bag at County Stadium. season and beat center fielder inning to give the Chicago Cubs a scored four times in the third to the side, but didn’t break stride and went on to Calif. She also holds the Am eri­ ning,” Joyner-Kersee said after several times — posted her first The 24-year-old Canseco set the 40-40 goal for Len Dykstra’s throw to the plate 5-3 win over the Pittsburgh hand the Braves their fourth finish with the fourth-fastest qualifying time, can long jump record of 24-5‘A .set the first day of competition. personal best on the first day as himself in April, not realizing at the time that on a close play after Smith Pirates Friday night. straight loss. The Braves became 8:44.15. during the 1987 Pan American “ Coming out winning is the only she appeared certain of clearing no major leaguer had ever achieved it. singled on an 0-2 pitch up the Grace hit his secon ^ou ble of the first team in the major “ It just made me think of LA for a second Games. thing. The world record is not 7,000 again. Ten players have hit at least 30 homers and middle. the game off relievea^b Kipper, leagues this season to lose 100 there,” she said. “ It was a little scary.” Her jump Saturday was the important.” Even John and Behmer had stolen at least 30 bases In one season, including Smith took second on the throw 2-6, and moved to third on Damon games. But there were no tears and no bitterness fourth-best performance ever by In spite of her brief battle with shots at the magical 7,000-point Eric Davis of the Cincinnai Reds, who had 37 home and stole third base with Berryhlll’s flyout to right. Jim Tim Birtsas, 2-3, the second of after this race. Slaney seemed cheerful, an American. Joyner-Kersee pain, the 26-year-old from East mark. homers and 50 steals in 1987. Guerrero at bat. Guerrero’s Gott relieved and Law grounded six Reds pitchers, got the victory. relaxed and didn’t point an accusatory finger. holds at least the top 14 marks St. Louis, 111., was far in front. She ’The high jump proved the Bobby Bonds, who had five 30-30 seasons, had sacrifice fly came on a drive to his first pitch up the middle. John Franco pitched the ninth for “ I can’t say (who it w as),” she said. “ All I ever by an American. had the fastest times ip the biggest reason Joyner-Kersee 43 steals and 39 homers for the San Francisco medium center field. After Jamie Moyer’s sacrifice, his 36th save in 38 save opportuni­ could see was a blue uniform.” Her latest performance put lOO-meter hurdles and the 200- came up short of her one-day total Giants in 1973. John Costello. 5-2, picked up the Law scored on Darrin Jackson’s ties, one short of the Cincinnati In the heat, she ran just hard enough to Joyner-Kersee within only 11 meter dash, equalled the top high at the Olympic trials. victory for the Cardinals, whose single. club record. qualify, she said. points of her world record pace in jump mark, and turned in the She cleared 6-lV« on her second the heptathlon, with twoevents — second-best mark in the shot put. try. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

Walter ZembrIskI 33-38— 71 Nitlonal League reaults Miller Barber 37-34— 71 Florida A& M at T ennessee State, n Ight Bob Charles 32-39-71 UConn soccer hosts USF Tennessee-Chottanooga at Tennessee Baseball Charles Owens 36-35— 71 Tech, night MHS, East gridders home Cube 5. Pirates 3 (10 Innings) Gory Pllaver 36- 3 5 -7 1 STORES — The University of Connecticut men’s FootbaD MemphlsStateatTulane,nlght Transactions D o n B le s 35-36— 71 soccer team (4-4-1) will host the University of San MarshallatVMI The Manchester High (1-0) and East Catholic Gordon Jorres 37- 35 -7 2 Eastern Kentucky at Western Kentucky, Francisco Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut night (0-1) football teams will have their home openers CHICAGO PITTSBURGH Jimmy Powell 35-37— 72 Amerlcen League stendings Ob r h bl o b r h b l Bob Erickson 37-35— 72 Soccer Stadium. The Huskies are coming off a big NFL standings M ldw ost B A S E B A L L today. Manchester will host Bulkeley at Memorial D a sc e n z c f 5 0 10 B o n d s If 5 12 1 Bruce Devlin 39-33-72 Montana Stateot Central Michigan American League Sn d b ro 3> 3 1 0 0 O b e rk fl2 b 3 0 0 0 Jim Ferree 37-35— 72 2-1 win over Harvard, which was ranked No. 4 in the Youngstown State at Eastern Illinois, Field at 1:30 p.m. while the Eagles will entertain East OlvIfkHi night CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Rred Cookie G ro c e 1b 4 2 3 0 L in d 2b 1 0-1 0 Harold Henning 37-35— 72 country. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Rolos, ntanoger. Named Moose Stubing Fairfield Prep at Carlin Field at 1:30 p.m. W L Pet. OB 5 0 1 1 V a n S Iv k cf 4 1 2 0 Chi Chi Rodriguez 37-35— 72 E a it Southern llllnolsatllllnolsState,nlght — Berrvbll c The fourth annual media soccer game between interim manager (or the remainder of the B osto n 87 66 .569 L o w 3b 4 2 2 1 B o n illa 3b 5 1 2 1 Arnold Palmer 35- 37— 72 W L T Pel. PF PA Western llllnolsat Indiana State,nlght M ilw a u ke e 83 71 .539 m Iowa State Ottawa season. Webster rf 4 0 2 1 B re a m 1b 3 0 0 0 B o b Boldt 37-36— 73 the print and electronic squads will precede the B u ffalo 3 0 0 1.000 38 30 SEATTLE A6ARINERS— /Vnnounced the N ew Y o rk 81 71 .533 5>/3 AAover p 0 0 0 0 RReylds rf 4 0 1 1 J.C. Goosle 37- 36— 73 N.Y. Jefs 2 1 0 .667 71 34 Cincinnati at Miam i, O. 72 .532 5'/3 UConn-USF game at 10 a m. resignation of Jett Mallnoff, director ot Local runners In action D e troit 82 V o rsh o If 3 0 0 1 L V Ilr e c 3 0 0 0 Jerry Barber 36- 37— 73 M ia m i 1 2 0 .333 37 60 Woke Forest at Michigan player personnel. Named Brian Granger T o ro n to 80 74 .519 7'/7 Jackson rf 10 11 G W IIsn ph 10 0 0 37- 36— 73 New E n gla n d 1 2 0 .333 48 55 Northern llllnolsat Minnesota, night .471 15 Charles SIfford director of player personnel. The Manchester High boys’ cross country team C le ve lan d 72 ei Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 P rin c e c 10 0 0 Chick Evans 38- 36— 74 In d ian ap o lis 0 3 0 .000 44 57 Indiana at M issouri Motlonol LwoMin B altim ore 53 99 .349 33'/3 G M o d d x p 3 0 0 0 F e r m in n 2 00 0 Dole Douglass 38- 36— 74 C entral Arizona Stateot Nebraska,nlght wil compte in the Lytex (Vt.) Invitational today. West DIvIslen Angels fire Cookie Rojas PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Rred Lee R o o m e s If 10 0 0 R e d u sp h 10 0 0 Bob (Soalby 38-36— 74 Cincinnati 3 0 0 1.000 66 50 Southwest Missouri State at Northern Elio, manager. Nomed John Vukovich The Manchester girls and the East Catholic boys' w L Fct. OB Bernard ss 0 0 0 0 37- 37— 74 C leveland 2 1 0 .667 32 43 low a,nlgh t — Charles Coodv ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — The California Angels Interim monoger tor the remainder ot the x -O a kkin d 98 55 .641 D ra b e k p 2000 3946— 75 H ouston 2 1 0 . .667 58 94 Purdue at Notre Dame and girls’ teams will participate in the Guilford 84 69 .549 14 Rate Botts season. M in n e so ta C a n g d sp h 10 0 0 D ic k R h yan 38- 37— 75 fired manager Cookie Rojas Friday afternoon and P ltfsb u rgh 1 2 0 .333 65 68 LSUatOhloState PITTSBURGH PIRATES-SIgned Jim Invitational today. Kansas CItv 80 73 .523 18 J R o b n sn p 0 0 0 0 named third base coach Moose Stubing as interim W est Bowling (keenatToledo,nlght (jeyland, monoger, to a two-year C a lifo rn ia 75 79 .487- B'/i O rtiz ph 1000 Seattle 2 1 0 .667 58 41 SOUlllWBSf In soccer action, the Cheney tech boys’ soccer 66 85 .437 31 contract. T e x a s K ip p e rp 00 00 manager for the season’s final eight games. D e n ve r 1 2 0 .333 61 44 Alcorn State at Abilene Chrlstlan,nlght BASKETBALL team, 1-2, will be at Bolton High, 2-1, today for an 11 C h ic a g o 66 86 .434 31’A G o ttp 0000 Kansas CItv 1 2 0 .333 33 50 Northeast Louisiana at Arkansas State, Seattle 63 89 .414 M'A The 49-year-old Rojas, whoassumed the job under L.A. R aid e rs 1 2 0 .333 76 73 night CentlnMital Basketball Assectollon a.m. affair. T o ta ls 37 5 1 0 5 T o ta ls 37 3 8 3 emergency conditions this spring, had guided ALBANY PATROONS-^autred Ozell x-clInclMd division fifle O tym pics S a n ix e g o 1 2 0 .333 33 64 Texas A8rM at Ok lahoma State, night Jones, center, from the Quod City Thunder m dov^ Gombt Cbicate oil 888 810 3-5 California to a 75-79 record and fourth place in the NATIONAL CONFERENCE Stephen F. Austin at Southwest Texos In exchange for a 1989 third-round draft LateGomMNblbicludMl PltMburBb 080 100 oil 0-3 American League West. E a st Stote,ntoht pick. UConn-Yale football today B o sto n 10, N ow Y o rk 9 VonSlyke reached on catcher's Inter­ N .Y . G ian ts 2 1 0 .667 56 50 NarthTexasatTexas,ntght FOOTBALL Toronto 4, Cltvolond 2 ference. Olympic rawing raaulta Rojas was not at the news conference and made a W osblngtan 2 1 0 .667 67 66 Boston ColtegeatTexasChrtstlan,ntoht Nattonal FeeBMH League NEW HAVEN - The 39th renewal of the Balflnioro5, Detrolt4 Game Winning RBI — Law (10). specific request not be contacted until Saturday. D a lla s 1 2 0 .333 48 50 BavtorotTexosTech, night DENVER BRONCOS—signed Keith C h ico e o 2, K a n sa s City 0 E— Bonilla, Berrvhlll, Prince, Dunston. Ph ilad e lp h ia 1 2 0 .333 75 59 Texas-EI PasoatTulsa,night Bishop, guard, to a multiyear contract Yale-UConn football rivalry takes place today at 1 Oakland of Milwaukee, (n) LOB— Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 10. 2B— SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Results Players were not told of the ouster until a late Ph oenix 1 2 0 .333 58 62 F a r W M l extension. Seattle at Texas, (n) Webster, (Jrace 2, VanSIvke 2. HR— Soturxtov from rowtng competttlon ot the afternoon team meeting. C entral Wyoming at Air Force GREEN BAY PACKERS—Resigned p.m. at the Yale Bowl. The Huskies are 1-1 and MInnesotaatCallfOmla, (n) C h ica go 2 1 0 .667 58 51 Eastern Michigan at Arizona, night Bonds (24). SB— RRevnolds (15), Sandberg' 1988 Summer Olympics: Rojas had come under growing criticism during a Ron Simpkins, linebacker. Waived Nate coming off a 27-20 Yankee Conference loss to New SotMdov*t OciiiMt (23), Dascenzo (5). 5— Bream, Mover. M o n M in n e so ta 2 1 0 .667 77 26 Konsosat California Hill, nose tackle. Hampshire. Yale tied Brown, 24-24, in its opener last Oakland (Stewart 19-12) at Milwaukee SF— Vorsho. Slngla Scutls slump in which the Angels lost 10 of 12 games. His D etroit 1 2 0 .333 55 56 Oregon Stote at Colorado M IAM I DOLPHINS-SIgned Tom Kelle- (Weenran 13-11), 1 p.in. Tam pa B a y 1 2 0 .333 51 81 Boise Stateot Eastern Washlngton,nlaht week. Yale senior Buddy Zachery, a Manchester IP H R ER BB SO firing may have been triggered by an incident in her, fullback. Waived Mike Lambrecht, Boston (Boddfeker IM S) at New York O ilc iw e 1, Thomas Lange, East Germany, 6 G reen B o v 0 3 0 .000 34 71 McNeese Stateot FresnoState,nlght nose tackle. native and 1985 East Catholic graduate, scored a (Dotson 11-9), 1:10 p.m. GModdux 7 6 2 2 3 2 minutes, 49.86 seconds. Thursday night’s game when he absentmindedly W est Pacificat Fullerton State COLLEGE touchdown in last week’s game. Yale leads the Kansos City (Bannister 11-13) at AAovar W4-15 3 2 1 1 0 1 X Petermlchael Kolbe. West Germany, made a second visit to the mound without intending L.A. R a m s 3 0 0 1.000 73 34 No rthrldge Stote at Idaho State,nlght ST. FRANCIS N.Y.— Named Joe Monl- Oilcoao (Peterson 04), 7 p.m. P lttm u ro b 6:54.77. New O rle a n s 2 1 0 .667 84 69 Idaho at/Montana acl, Thomas Keenan and Ted Lewis series, 31-7. Detroit (Morris 13-13) at Boltimore Orabefc 7 4 2 2 3 3 3, Eric Verdonk, N ^ Zratand, 6:58.66 to change pitchers. San F ra n cisc o 2 1 0 .667 71 84 Ohio UnIversItv at Nevado-Los Vegas, assistant m en's basketball coaches. (Williamson 54), 7:35 p.m. JRoblnson 2 3 1 1 2 3 Amertcon PkiMiers Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 72 77 n l^ t Toronto (Stleb14-S)atCleveland (Nichols 6, Andrew Sudduth, Exeter, N.H., Murray Stateot Nevado-Reno Kipper L,26 1-311100 SUINfOV/ Sto t. 2S Akron at New Nlexlco, night 1-5), 7:35 p.m. Gott 24 2 1 1 0 1 7:11.45. Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. Seattle (Langston 13-11)atTexos (Russell Dotibto Scirils Phillies fire Lee Elia Stanford at Oregon GModdux pitched to 2 batters In the Oilcago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Oklahoma at Southern California 10-7), 1:35 p.m. 8lh. Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. MCC soccer at home Minnesota (Toliver 7-5) at California 1, Ronald Florlln and Nlcotaos RIenks, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia HawxillatUlatanlght HBP— Fermln by G/Moddux. Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. New Mexico Stateot Utah State G o lf (M.WItt 13-14), 10:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, Hohn; nrst, Froem- Netherlands, 6:21.16 a New England at Houston, 1 p.m. The Manchester Community College men’s Sunday's Gomes Phillies fired Manager Lee Elia Friday and said a Son Jose State at Wash Ington mlng; Second, Darling: Third, Davis. % Beat Schwerzmonn and Uell Boden- New York Jets at Detroit, 1 p.m. Southern Utahat Weber State, n Ight soccer team (3-1) will host the Wesleyan University Boston ot New York, 1:30 p.m. T -^ :1 6 . A — 19,552. monn, Swttaertand, new skipper will be chosen from outside the Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. junior varsity squad today at 11 a.m. at Cougar 6 Alexandre 66ortchenko and Vassily organization soon. Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Toronto at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. takoucha, Soviet Union, 6:22.87. Tompo Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. B.C. Open acorea Field. Kansas City at OUcogo, 2:30 p.m. CexMio Pairt "I didn’t anticipate this, but I do understand it," Son Diego at Kansas CItv, 4 p.m. Oakland at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Elia said just minutes after general manager Lee Son Francisco at Seattle, 4 p.m. ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Scores Friday Seattle ol Texas, 3:05 p.m. 1, Andrew Holmes and Steven Washington at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Minnesota at California, 4:05 p.m. Thomas made the announcement. John Vukovich Bowling otter the second round ot 1h e $500,000 B.C. G o lf Redgrave, Britain, 6:3684. Los Angeles Rams at New York Giants, 4 Open played on the par 71, 6,966-yard was named the interim manager for the remaining p.m. Z Dragos Neogu and Donut Oobre, En-Jole (jolt course; Television and Radio nine games. Memtav, Sept. 16 Joey Sindelar 67-65— 132 National Leagua atandinga Rom ania, 6:38.06. Elia joined Cal Ripken (Baltimore), Chuck Los Angeles Rolders at Denver, 8 p.m. Ed Dougherty 6567— 132 Santa Barbara Span scares 3, Bolan Presem and Sodlk Mulkic, 60P Women Roger Maltbie 6568— 133 Yugoslavia, 6:41.01. Tanner (Atlanta), Larry Bowa (San Diego), Dick . Don Pooley 6 76 6— 133 East Division Comd Pears Joyce Tyler 192-466, Donna LaPoInte Williams (Seattle), Billy Martin (New York 185-455, G -ayce Shea 467. Bill Glasson 6668— 134 W L Pet. GB (M3LETA, Calif. (AP) — Scores Friday F in a ls Collage football achadula TODAY x-NewYork 94 SS .618 — (3ave Rummells 65-70— 135 after the first round of the SSOOJXIO LPG A 1, East Germany (Frank Ktawonn, Yankees), and John McNamara (Boston) as B ria n M o g g 7 0 6 5 -1 3 5 7 a.m. — Olympic coverage, Channel 30 P ittsb u rg h 82 70 .539 12 Santa Barbara Open, ptaysd at the par Bernd Elchwurzel, Bernd NIesecke, Montreal 77 76 .5(0 W h skippers who have been dismissed this season. The motor college toolboll schedule for Eaatarn Bualneaa Rocco Mediate 6966— 135 Noon — College football: West Virginia at 3646— 72,6,306-vard Sandpiper Course: Karsten Schmellng, Hendrik Relher), Saturday, Sept. 24: Lonce Ten Broeck 6 6 6 9 -1 3 5 St. L o u is 74 80 .481 21 Sherri Turner 34-32—66 6:10.74. J. Malorca 150-400, Mick Holmes Pittsburgh, Channel 18 Chicago 72 81 .471 22W E a st Brad Bryant 6868— 136 M Is s le M c O o r o e 33-35— 68 Z Romania (DImItrle Popescu, loon Northwestern at Arm y 146-416, E. Roux 144-156-143-443, D. Bobby Clampett 7066— 136 Noon — College football: Iowa at Iowa State, P h ilad e lp h ia 60 93 .392 34New Zealand (George Keys, Ian PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jim Leyland signed a Melzen 142-409, P. ScoH 141, J.P. SIrols L o s A n ge le s 89 63 .586 — Colgate at Cornell Mike Sullivan 67-69— 136 1 p.m. — College football: UConn at Yale, WKHT G in a H u ll 3636— 70 Wright, (Megory Johnston, Christopher two-year contract Friday to continue as manager of Lehigh at Dartmouth 142, L. A c e tu 151-152-420, B . W a u tle t 148, /Mark WIebe 6671— 137 C in cin n a ti 81 71 .533 8 C a th y M o rse 35-35— 70 White, Andrew Bird), 6:15.78. 1:10 p.m. — Red Sox at Yankees, Channel 30. H o u sto n 80 73 .523 9V5 the Pittsburgh Pirates through the 1990 season. Towson State at Delaware State AAark Lye 6968— 137 Terry-Jo Myers 35-35—70 Amorloan PkilsBers Da vidsonat Fordhom 1 Ian Baker-Rnch 6968— 137 WTIC, WPOP Son F ra n cisc o 79 74 .516 lO 'A J u ll In k ste r 3634— 70 5, United States (Tom Darting, Svwimps- Pirates general manager Syd Thrift, who So n D ie g o 75 77 .493 14 Mossachusettsat Harvard U.S. Mixed Fred Couples 7067— 137 1:30 p.m. — Golf: World Seniors Invitational, lleother Farr 35-35—70 cott. Moss., Chris Huntington, New New Hampshire at Maine W ayne Levi 6671— 137 A tlan ta 52 99 .344 36W Sandra Palmer 3636—71 York, John Terwilllger, Cincinnati, John announced Leyland’s contract, said Leyland’s R o se L o n g tln 231-482, R u th U rb a n 177, ESPN x-clinched division title Central Connecticutot Northeastern Bill Buttner 7067— 137 Loretta AMerete 35-36—71 Walters, Portland, Ore., Nlork Zembsch, coaches also had been signed through next season. BucknellotPenn Shello Cappolla 197-209-539, Loo Ann Steve Thomos 6869^137 2:15 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals, WKHT nidav's Gomes Carolyn Hill 3636—71 Berkeley, Calif.), 6:18.47. Pecker 190, Dale Pecker 217-176-562, Lots Gomes Not bicluded Leyland, 43, a minor league coach since 1971 and Rutgersot Penn State Dovls Love III 6869— 137 2:30 p.m. — College football: Tennessee at Joan PItcock 3546—71 West VI rglnlaot Pitt Ricky NIese 224, Linda Cromwell 200- Duffy Woldort 6869^137 C h ic a g o 5, P ittsb u rg h 3,10 In n in g s • Kelly Leodbelter 37-34—71 former third-base coach for the (Chicago White Sox, 503, Doreen LaChappelle 199, Bob anclnnatl5,Atlanta4, HoIvCrossat Princeton Danny Briggs 6 9 6 9 -1 3 8 Auburn, Channel 3 Dottle Mochrle 3546-71 Deubto Scums was hired as Pirates’ manager on Nov. 20, 1985. Brown at Rhode Island Skoglund 212-222-625, Fred KozIckI 551, Andrew A6agee OT CnP IJp St. L o u is 2, N ew Y o rk 1 Kathy Posttewalt 3447—71 F in a ls Mike Vrissis 214, Sharon Madore 178- 3:30 p.m. — Oklahoma at USC, Channel 8 M o n tre a l 3, P h llo d e lp h la 2 The Pirates’ record has improved each year Virginia Techot Syracuse Larry RInker 67-71— 138 Ayoko Okamoto 3546—71 1, Birgit Peter and Marttna Schroeter, Connecticut at Yale 191-506, Diane Brennan 191-189-548, Roth Jeff Sluman 6870— 138 3:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Junior Championship, Houston at San Diego, (n) Sue Ertt 3636—71 East Germany, 7 minutes, 00.48 seconds. Ahlberg 186, Linda Latulippe 199-178- Los Anodes at Son Francisco, (n) under Leyland — from 57-104 under Manager Chuck South K e n n y K n o x 6870— 138 ESPN N a n c y Lopez 35-36— 71 Z Ellsobeta Upa and Veronica Tanner in 1985, to 64-98 under Leyland in 1986, to Vanderblltat Alabama Rick Pearson 7167— 138 Shirley Furlong 3635—71 Cogeonu, Romania, 7:04.36 Texas Southern vs. Alabama State at J o y H o as 67-71— 138 4 p.m. — Olympic coverage, Channel 30 Soffunkiv't Oiuw t J a n ic e G ib so n 35-36— 71 3, VIoleta NInova and Stefka Madina, 80-82 in 1987, and to 82-69 before Friday night’s New York (Aguilera 04) at St. Louis Moblle.Ala.,night Steve Lowery 6969— 138 4 p.m. — College football: Michigan State at Susan Tonkin 3637—71 Bulgaria, 7:0606 _ scheduled game. Gordner-WebbatAppalachlanState Billy Mayfair 67-71— 138 (McW illiam s 6-7), 2:15 p.m. K im B a u e r 38-34— 72 AmeHcon PkihlierB Florida State or Arizona State at Nebraska, ESPN Los Angeles (Tudor 108) at Son Francisco Tennessee at Auburn B o b Proben 7266— 138 C in d y R o ric k 3637— 72 6, AAonlca Hovelko, Lomlo, ColK., and “ Jim has done an outstanding job as field Grombllng vs. Bethune-Cookmon at Kenny Perry 6970— 139 7:30 p.m. — Olympic coverage. Channel 30 (Wilson Ol), 4:05 p.m. Lynn Conrrellv 3637—72 Cathy Tippett, Son Diego, 7:21.28. Montreal (Perez 11-7) at Philadelphia manager of the Pirates for three consecutive years Jacksonville, Fla.,nlaht Mike Hammond 7 1 6 8 -1 3 9 7:30 p.m. — Tennis: Volvo Tournament, USA A lic e M ille r 3638— 72 Cextesi Palis NavvatTheCltadel,nlaht Scholastic B ob L o h r 7 0 6 9^139 (Service (H)), 7:05 p.m. Lenore RIttenhouse 3636—72 and has been a very important reason for the Bruce Lletzke 10:30 p.m. — Nordiques at Whalers, (tape), WTIC Chlcogo (BldeckI 2-1) at Pittsburgh VIrglnlaot Duke 6871— 139 P e n n y H om m el 37-35— 72 1, Rodica Alba and Olixi Homeghl, continued improvement of the team’s perfor­ SouthernMIssIssIppI at East Carolina Mike NIcolette 6871— 139 (Walk 1M0), 7:05 p.m. Sally Little 37-35—72 Romania, 7 minutes, 28.13 seconds. Cincinnati (Jackson 22-7) at Attanta m ance," Thrift said. Central Rorlda at East Tennessee State, Rex Caldwell 7465— 139 SUNDAY Deborah McHoffte 3638—72 Z Rodka Stoyonova and Lolka night (teorge Archer 6871— 139 (Mahler 9-15), 7:40 p.m. Tina Tombs Purtzer 3636—72 B erbe rova, B u lga ria , 7:31.95. MHS JV beya aeccer Dan Halldorson 12:30 a.m. — Olympic coverage, Channel 30 Houston (Rvon 1M1) at Son Diego M ississip p i State at R o rld a 7267— 139 (Whitson 1M1), 10:05 p.m. Mlchlgon State at Rorlda State The Manchester High boys'lunlor Jim Benupe 6871— 139 6 'Nicola Payne and Lvniev Hannen, Newberrvot Furmon Ken Brow n 7 0 6 9 -1 3 9 7:30 a.m. — Olympic coverage. Channel 30 Sunday's (Somss Sanlora golf acorea New Zeolond, 7:35.68._ Sindelar shares B.C. lead varsity soccer team defeated Wind­ 12:30 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR 500, Montreal at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. aem son at O orgla Tech ham, 4-1, Friday. Dan Warren, Brian Blolne McAllister 6970— 139 American PtaMwra Mississippi Valley State at Jockson State, Tom Pernice 7366— 139 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. 6, Barbara Kirch, Pennllyn, Pa., and ENDICOTT, N Y. (AP) - With a flurry of early Wry, Joey Stephenson and Mike Tomeo Martinsville, Va., ESPN Cincinnati at Atkinta, 2:10 p.m. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)— ScoresFrIdav night supplied the scoring for the Indians Richard Cromwell 7168— 139 In the first round ot the $300,000 Paine Mara Keggl, Mlddteburv, ^nn., 7:56.27. birdies, defending champion Joey Sindelar moved William SiM aryat James Modi son Dove Elchelberger 6970— 139 1 p.m. — Patriots at Oilers. Channel 30, WDRC New York at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Cexod Fours while Brian Sardo, Dan Longer ond Houston at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Webber Invitatlonol Seniors golttour- into a share of first place Friday at the $500,000 B.C. Kent State at Kentucky Troy Guntllus also ployed well. Man­ Pat McGowan 7069— 139 1 p.m. — Falcons at Cowboys. Channel 3 namentbelnaplavedatthepor-72,6,626vard F in a ls Morehead State at Ubertv Richie Karl 7268— 140 Los Angeles of San Francisco, 4:05 1, East Germany (Martina Wolther, Open with first-round leader Ed Dougherty, who chester Is 3-1, 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Yankees. SportsChannei. p.m. Quail Hollow Country Club: NlchollsStateot Louisiana Tech,nlght R on Streck 6971— 140 Don Mossengale 3633—67 Gerlinde Doberschuetz, Corrlo Hornig, finished strongly. North Carolina State at Maryland, night R ick Itehr 67-73— 140 Channel 38. WTIC, WPOP Dave Hill 3633-68 BIrte Slech, Sylvia Rose), 6:56.n. Wisconsin at Miam i, Ro. Ray Stewart 71-69— 140 2 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals. Channel 9, WKHT Todiy In Basaball Butch Baird 3634-68 Z China (Zhang XIanghua, Hu Yadong, Sindelar and Dougherty are at lO-under-par-132 (3eorglo Southern at Middle Tennessee Bill Britton 7070— 140 Homero Blancas 3636—69 Yang Xloo, Zhou Shouvlm, LI Ronghuo), after 36 holes. State,nlght SL Jamea aoccar Loren Roberts 7367— 140 4 p.m. — Olympic coverage. Channel 3 6:58.78. Bobby Nichols 3636—69 One stroke behind them were Roger Maltbie. one NorthCarollnoA&T otMorganState The St. James soccer team opened Its Joh n A d a m s 6971— 140 4 p.m. — Rams at Giants. Channel 3 sept.36 Gene LIttler 3635—69 3, Romania (AAorloora Trosca, Veronica Loulsvllleot North Corollno se a so n F r id a y o n the sh o rt e n d ot a 10-3 Greg Powers 6971— 140 4 p.m. — Motorsports: CART Grand Prix, Chs. 1916— AAortyKavonaughoflheaeveland (3eorge Lonnlng 3637—70 Neculo, Herta Anitas, Dolna Milan Bolan, of the first-round co-leaders, and 1980 B.C. Open East Texas State at Northwestern Loulsl- score to Timothy Edwards of South AAark Hayes 7367— 140 Indians hit the American League's first Jo h n B ro d le 3634— 70 Ecaterlrra Oanda), 7:01.16 winner Don Pooley. an a,n lgh t Windsor. [Tarcy Devanney, Mott De­ Paul Trlttter 7367— 140 8,40 plnch-hltgrondslom lna5-3trlumphoverlhe B e rt Y a n c e y 3634— 70 Delaware at Richmond Marco and David Chomick had thegoal Robert Thompson 716 9^140 4 p.m. — Golf: World Seniors Invitationai, ESPN Boston Red Sox. The ball rolled through a Bruce Crompton 3637—70 5, United States (Ellaibeth Bradley, Bill Glasson was two strokes back at 134. while O orgla at South Carolina for the Sabers. Koren Jurezok, Tony Brendol Chamblee 7 0 7 0 -1 4 0 hole In the fence ond could not be recovered Orville AAoodv 3637—70 Boston, Jennifer Corbet, Cheyenne, Wvo., Dave Rummells, Brian Mogg, Lance Ten Broeck Ho word at South Carolina Stote Cook, Ronnie Siangan and goalie Devon D ic k AAast 7169— 140 7:30 p.m. — Olympic coverage, Channel 30 Inttm e. Cynthia Eckert, Brookfield, WIs., Sarah Bob Brue 3635—71 and Rocco Mediate trailed the co-leaders by three Prairie View ASiM ot Southern University, G o rc e o u a ls o p lo y e d w e ll (o r St. Ja m e s. Howard TWItty 67-73-140 7:30 p.m. — Tennis: Voivo Tournament. USA T s d o v 's B im id a v s : J im A c k e r 30, H uble Lorry Mowry 36-35—71 Gengler, Milwaukee, Kimberly Santiago, night St. James plays Assumption Thursday Jim B o o ro s 7169— 140 12:30 a.m. — Olympics, Channel 30 B ro o k s 12, R o fo sIP o lm Is re 31. Lou Grohom 3635—71 Atadlson, W Is.), 7:09.12. strokes. RIceat Southwestern Loulslana.nlght at 3 p.m. at M artin School. Steve Pate 6 8 7 2 -1 4 0 ...... NFL teams look M HS girls soccer extends league streak to 40 for help at Q B By Hank Lowenkron H.S. Roundup The Associated Press vv. It was a frustrating afternoon, a winning one The N F L season reaches the one-fourth mark this nevertheless, for the Manchester High girls’ soccer W' week with only three teams undefeated and general team as it squeezed out a 1-0 victory over Windham managers scrambling for quarterbacks like line­ High in CCC East Division play Friday at Memorial backers with incentive clauses for every sack. Field. Defending Super Bowl champion Washington, along with defending divisional champions Cleve­ The win lifts the Indians to 4-0 overall, 3-0 in the land and Indianapolis, have had to replace their CCC East. It was the 40th consecutive division starter with a backup. Houston and Seattle, both outing without a loss for the Indians who’ve gone AFC wild card playoff participants in 1987, have 38-0-2 in that span. Their one, and only loss, in league also had their starting quarterbacks trade their competition came against ^uth Windsor in 1985, a jerseys for a spot on the injured reserve list. 3-2 overtime setback. Manchester, four-time CCC Washington’s Doug Williams, last season’s Super \ 4 East champion, is 48-1-2 in league play since its Bowl MVP, joined Cleveland’s Bemie Kosar, inception in 1984. Houston’s Warren Moon and Seattle’s Dave Krieg Manchester will be tested ’Tuesday when it visits on the growing list of wounded quarterbacks after Pitrick Flynn/Minehmter Herald unbeaten South Windsor for a 3:30 p.m. clash. f J,4k having appendectomy surgery on Wednesday. “ We dominated the match, but couldn’t finish. It Mark Rypien. a sixth-round draft pick out of H ONO REES — Pat Mistretta, left, and getti and the late Alex Hackney and was one of those days.” said Manchester Coach Joe Washington State in 1986, takes his first N F L snap Dave Hayes. Stanley "Lefty Bray”, Erardi. “As the match progressed, we did for Washington in regular-season play Sunday when Eric Hall, right, were two of the five center, received the Friend of Sport everything but put the ball in the net.” the Redskins 2-1, take on Phoenix, 1-2. Rypien, 25, inducted Friday night into the Manches­ The Indians outshot the Whippets, now 2-2 for the * .. . has spent his first two years as a pro on the injured ter Sports Hall of Fame at the ninth Award while Jim Leber received the season, by a 38-5 margin. ‘ - - 0 m <4 list. annual dinner at the Army and Navy Unsung Award. Giorgetti and Leber Manchester’s one. and only goal came at the 7; 40 Rypien moves into the spotlight one day before Club. Also inducted were Guido Gior- were unable to attend due to illness. mark of the first half. Shelly Dieterle fed a through Jay Schroeder, who was traded to the Los Angeles ball to Jessica Marquez, and the freshman forward Raiders Sept. 5, makes his first start with his new found the twine to the rightof Whippet keeper Karen club. The trade was made after Williams got the Schwander. It was Marquez’s third goal of the m starting job and an unhappy Schroeder demanded to Hall of Fame ranks grow season. .be traded. Senior captain Amy Gates and sophomore Jen Rypien knows the wiseness of granting Schroed- By AAlchele Noble United States professional football under Coach Knute Brindisi at outside fullbacks had outstanding games er’s demand will be measured by his performance. Manchester Herald archery champion and the man Rockne at Notre Dame in South defensively for Manchester. "A lot of people have been questioning whether Manchester 1 0—1 who held the world title in 1988. Bend, Indiana. Windham 0 0—0 the Redskins will regret trading away Jay More than 240 people clad in “ I’ve won a lot of tournaments Giorgetti, who was not able to Scoring: Marquez. Schroeder,” Rypien said. “ That’s a bad rap and black-tie apparel crowded the Saves: M— Paula Hollis 4, W— Schwander 19. overseas and have been given a attend due to illness, was in­ Pelrick Flynn/Menctieeter Herald unfair shake. You can’t answer those questions until Arm y and Navy Club Friday to lot of attention there, but it’s ducted into the Hall of Fame Sunday is over, and if I do go out and do well, then honor seven sports figures at the especially nice when people in my because of his top position on the BATTLING FOR THE BALL - Bolton’s CO C match Friday. The Bulldogs won, everyone will say it was a great move to get rid of Manchester Sports Hall of own town recognize me,” Hall New England horsehoe pitching Coventry blanked, 3-0 Amber Alleman (12) battles East Hamp­ 3-0, with Alleman notching an assist. him.” Fam e’s ninth annual induction said. “ To me it feels like a really Rypien, who completed 30 of 57 passes for 399 competition for more than two ton’s Dawn Furst for the ball in their dinner. big thing when they do it in your ROCKY H ILL — Just three days prior, Coventry yards in preseason play this year, will be backed up decades. He was also honored for hometown.” , High battled Rocky Hill to a 1-1 tie in boys’ soccer by veteran David Archer, who signed with the “ I ’ve been with this Hall of his outstanding standings as a action. The Terriers, however, had the upper hand shot. volleyball team fell in three games to host Windham Fame for nine years and I ’ve Another Hall of Fame inductee baseball and softball pitcher. .Redskins Thursday. who was able to attend the dinner Friday as Jason Cassarino registered the three-goal Lisa Williams and Leah Dinocenza starred High Friday afternoon. Scores were 15-4, 15-6 and Mike Pagel, who made his first N F L start since never had the pleasure of know­ was Pat Mistretta, the athletic A special awards went to hat trick to lead his club to a 3-0 victory in the defensively for Bolton. Danielle Curylo had 11 stops 15-12. 1985 and threw for two touchdowns and 255 yards in ing more outstanding recipients director at Manchester Commun­ 80-year-old Stanley “ Lefty” Bray Charter Oak Conference opener for both schools. in goal to record the shutout. Manchester did take the junior varsity match, Monday’s 23-17 victory over Indianapolis, will be at than these men,” said Bob ity College. He was honored for as the 1988 Friend of Sport for his Rocky Hill, 2-0-2 overall, outshot the Patriots, Boltan 2 1—3 15-4 and 15-9. Julie Shrider set while while Tammy quarterback when the Browns, 2-1, travel to Dagan, master of ceremonies for East Hamptan o 0—0 his outstanding career in base­ contributions and guidance for 21-8. and had the better of play. The Patriots dip to Scaring: B— Clark, Brahaney, Depold. Dulberger hit well. Becky Pidlak and Jen Sarles Cincinnati, 3-0. Pagel became a starter when Kosar the evening. ball. basketball and football in many Manchester athletes for 50 1-2-1 with the loss. Saves; B— Curylo 11, EH— Lisa Abbott 19. also played well for the young Indians. For the and backup Gary Danielson went on the injured Only three of the sports figures both high school and college. years. Cassarino scored at 7; 55 and 12; 34 of the first half varsity, senior co-captains Lisa Cartier and Lisa reserve list on successive weeks. honored were able to attend the “ This feels like Coopertown to “ This is the most wonderful and 27; 05 of the second half. Moriconi played well and Eric DeJoannis served Kosar began throwing a softball this week. The dinner. Two of the men. Guido me.” Mistretta said. “ To be thing that ever happened to m e," Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at East ties Sacred Heart well. elbow he injured in the season opener Sept. 4 was Giorgetti and Jim Leber, were honored by the people you work Bray said. home against Bacon Academy. Manchester’s next match is Wednesday at Clarke expected to keep him out from four to six weeks. HAMDEN — Goals in the first and last minute of not able to attend because of with and iive with is Another special award, the Rocky HIM 2 1—3 Arena against South Windsor. “ I ’m just tossing it tightly about five yards,” said Coventry 0 0—0 regulation enabled East Catholic to deadlock illness. Two others. Dave Hayes overwhelming.” Unsung Award, went to Jim Scoring; RH— Cassarino 3. Kosar this week. “ I am keeping the brace on my Sacred Heart, 2-2, in All Connecticut Conference and Alex Hackney, were honored Honored posthumously were Leber, a prominent figure in Saves; C— Matt Mvshralland Bob Johnson 10, RH— Tony elbow and I throw the softball with only one motion, Sardo 8. girls’ soccer action Friday. posthumously. Hackney, a man who served for 27 Manchester Little League and in so it’s not realistic compared to what my passing One of those honored who was years as head golf professional at midget football circles for many Each team is now 1-2-1 overall for the season. Girls Swimming motion is. The only motion I ’m using is one that able to attend the event was the Manchester Country Club, years. He. too, was also not able East’s next game is Monday at Norwich Free doesn’t put stress on the ligaments.” 28-year-old Eric Hall, the current and Dave Hayes, who played to attend. Academy. MHS dunks Fermi Indianapolis, meanwhile, is giving rookie Chris Girls Soccer Chandler his first N F L start at quarterback. He’ll “ We’re shooting but they’re not going in.” East ENFIELD — The Manchester High girls’ swim ^ backed up by Gary Hogeboom. who was demoted Bolton In high gear Coach Ron Palm er said. East outshot the home team defeated Fermi High, 84-47, Friday afternoon. to the No. 3 spot on the depth chart after the Colts club, 30-18, but Heart goalie Kim Cyganik came up The Indians are 2-0 with their next meet ’Tuesday at lost their opener 17-14 in overtime to Houston. M H S SO C C E R BOLTON — The Bolton High girls’ soccer team with 24 saves, several of the stellar variety. “ She home against Hall High of West Hartford. Ferm i is Jack Trudeau, forced to run for his life the past put it in high gear and never looked back in stopping prevented the loss for them,” Palm er noted. East 0-3. From page 48 East Hampton High, 3-0, in the COC opener Friday also had the unfortunate luck of hitting the crossbar two weeks while working behind an offensive line Sophomore Katelyn Lindstrom was a double for both schools. three times in the overtime. wrecked by the holdout of Pro Bowler Ron Solt and winner in the 200 individual medley and 100 injuries to Pro Bowler Chris Hinton and Kevin Call, Kelly Keane tallied her fourth goal of the season The Bulldogs are now 3-1 overall while the freestyle. Lindstrom’s time of 2:25.9 in the 200 IM is listed as doubtful for the AFC East game between Manchester dominated the in­ bad.” goalie Chris Michaud. one minute in for East, assisted by Deanna Bellringers fall to 0-3-1. Bolton’s next game is was only .8 of a second off the school record. Karen the Colts. 0-3, and Miami. 1-2. itial 45 minutes and took a 2-0 lead At 11:55 of the second half after “ They (Manchester) had good Devanney. It was the latter’s fourth assist. Casey Monday at 3:30 p.m. against Bacon Academy in White won the 50 and 500 freestyles for the Indians. Houston. 2-1, hosts New England, 1-2, with Cody at 28; 12 on a beautiful play. a handball violation. Windham’s opportunities. They’re a good Snedloel scored at the 37-minute of the half and two Colchester. Gracie Phillips in the 100 breastsroke and Carlson starting in place of Moon for the Oilers. Senior Mike Sardo fed senior Shane Giblin converted a penalty side.” Dopslaff said. minutes into the second half for a 2-1 lead before “ We were up for the game and went out and Chris Allard tied it with 60 seconds left for the Frederique Gabard in the 200 free were also winners Moon injured his shoulder in the season-opener Kevin Boyle on the left wing and kick to trim the Indian lead to 2-1. McCarthy feels good about his played aggressive soccer.” Bolton Coach Mike Eagles. It was her first goal of the campaign. for Manchester. against Indianapolis. the latter carried the ball before In a more evenly played half, Indians. “ We’re pleased,” he Landolphi said. The Bulldogs notched two first-half A shoulder Injury sent Krieg to the sidelines placing a perfect pass to senior Manchester broke Windham’s said. “ We’re off to a good start Lynn Gentilcore, Phyllis McDevitt and Alisa goals with Lauren Clark scoring at 9:02. She was Mullien played well for East along with Devanney Results: Sunday and Jeff Kemp starts in his place with the Jeremy Dieterle in front of back at 23:25. Senior Mo Moriarty and it helps. They’re working 200 medley relay; 1. Manchester (Caok, A. Gulllksen, S. asssisted by Anna Depold. and Keane. Seahawks and ’19102co matching i^ntial 2-1 Archambault. Dieterle tapped boomed a left-footer off Archam­ together real well.” Gulllksen, Kane), 2:15.9, 2. MHS Jessica Brahaney made it 2-0 at the 28; 26 mark of East Cathallc i i o 0—2 200 tree; 1. Gabard (M ), 2:22.8,2. Hickey (M ),3. Sines (M ) records in the Kingdome. ' the ball into the net for the score. bault, with the richochet coming Fine play for Manche.ster was 200IM; 1. LIndstram (M ),2:25.9,2. Talt (F),3. Phillips (M ) the opening half with assists from Jen Maneggia Sacred Heart i i o 0 2 The Los - Angeles Rams, 3-0, are in the “ We came out really intense,” back to Moriarty >jJio made no turned in by seniors Dan Kelsey, Scoring: EC— Keane, Allard, SH— Snedloel 2. 50 free: 1. K. White (M ), 29.2,2. Kane (M ), 3. WIndlsh (M ) and Amber Alleman. Saves; EC— Laura Gunsten 12, SH— Cyganik 24. 100 fly: 1. Thompson (F ), 1:14.3, 2. S. Gulllksen (M ), 3. Meadowlanditi taking on the New York Giants. 2-1. McCarthy Said. “ We’re putting mistake this time for a 3-1 lead. Doug Harvey. Sardo, Moriarty, Burns (M ) “ We controlled the ball and moved it around and Buffalo. 3-0, is off to its best start since opening with more pressure in the penalty “ That third goal was unfortu­ Boyle and sophomore Nigel 100 free: 1. Lindstrom (M ), 59.5, 2. A. Gulllksen (M ), 3. did a lot more running. We didn’t slow it down. I also Sines (M ) five victorieM n route to an AFC East title in 1980. is area.” Manchester outshot Wind­ nate. We were still in the gam e.” Cooper. put the younger kids in and that gave the older ones 500 free; 1. K. White (M ),6:54.1,2. Plllltlerl (F),3. Mahon at home agatast Pittsburgh, 1-2. ham, 6-0, in.the first half and 12-2 Dopslaff said. Manchester 2 2—4- Volleyball (F) In other games, it’s Atlanta at Dallas; Chicago at for the match. With 4:43 left, Dieterle beauti­ W.lpdham o 1—1 some rest. And when they played, they were able to 100 bock; 1. Thompson (F ), 1:11.0,2. Coll

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Boston Red Sox, boosted by a critical misplay by the New York infield on Spike Owen’s grounder, rallied for three runs in the ninth inning and stunned the Yankees 10-9 Friday night to maintain control of the American League East race. A crowd of 51,511, cheering on every pitch throughout a tense evening, suddenly sat in silence as the Red Sox stormed back and dealt the Yankees a crushing loss that pushed them 5‘/i games behind. Milwaukee began the night four games back while Detroit also slipped 5‘A behind after losing to Baltimore. The Red Sox. trailing 9-5 after six innings, took advantage of New York’s beleagered bullpen. They scored single runs in the seventh and eighth and \ Mike Greenwell’s lead-off double in the ninth 1 finished Dave Righetti. Dale Mohorcic. 4-8, walked Ellis Burks with one out, putting the tying runs on base and Jodi Reed followed with an RBI single. Pinch-hitter Jim Rice’s single loaded the bases and Owen, batting for Ed Romero, bounced a grounder up the middle. Shortstop Wayne Tolleson and second baseman Willie Randolph, both were playing in. but neither could have made the play at second base. Instead, ¥ each backed off thinking the other would take the ■ ball and it went between them for a two-run single By V that put Boston ahead. The Dennis Lamp, 7-5, got the victory, and Lee Smith pitched the ninth for his 29th save. Smith gave up a W/ lead-off single to Dave Winfield but retired Jack they' Clark, Claudell Washington and pinch-hitter Ken paigi Phelps to end the game. Micli Mike Boddicker and Roger Clemens will pitch the a ecu next two games for Boston, opposed by Richard with Dotson and Rick Rhoden. that Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald crati White Sox 2, Royals 0 Th WHERE IS IT — Bolton High’s Jessica match Friday afternoon. Sandwiched Fore CHICAGO (AP) — Jerry Reuss, Barry Jones and Brahaney (14) has her eyes close as between the pair is Bolton’s Lauren an e' Bob Thigpen combined on a four-hitter Friday night Clark. The Bulldogs won, 3-0. High :knov and the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City does East Hampton's Ellie Braun as they men Royals 2-0. fight for the soccer ball during their school roundup on page 47. ware Steve Lyons hit a sixth-inning RBI double and the one second run scored on a wild pitch in the ninth by usua Jerry Don Gleaton after Dan Pasqua tripled. the Reuss, 12-9, won for the sixth time in his last eight MHS soccer gets revenge Mas decisions, striking out a season-high six and walking Bu none. By Jim Tierney from four different players, Man­ they did." issue Manchester Herald chester dumped the Whippets, Windham was the 1986 Class LL next Orioles 5, Tigers 4 4-1, to remain unbeaten at 3-0 in state champions. WILLIMANTIC — Revenge the league. The Indians are 3-1 “They (the seniors) wanted BALTIMORE (AP) — Matt Nokes’s throwing was the key motivating factor for overall and will host South revenge,” Dopslaff said. "This error on a potential double-play grounder allowed the Manchester High boys’ soccer Windsor High Tuesday at 3:30 group hadn’t beaten us since the winning run to score in the ninth inning Friday team in its (XC East Division p.m. at Memorial Field. Wind­ they’ve been here.” night as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit match with long-time nemesis, ham falls to 1-1-1 in the CCC East Wasting little time, j unior Dave Tigers 5-4. Windham High School. and 1-2-1 overall. Stephenson got Manchester on This veteran Indian group — 10 “Gary has had tremendous the board 1;34 into the match Blue Jays 4, Indians 2 seniors started the match — teams down here the last couple when he collected a loose hail and CLEVELAND (AP) - George Bell homered and hadn’t beaten Windham since it years,” Manchester Coach Bill deposited it in the lower right Kelly Gruber hit an RBI double as the Toronto entered Manchester High with McCarthy said of Windham coach comer past Whippet goalie Tim rallied for two runs in the seventh inning Friday the last Indian victory in 1984. Gary Dopslaff. “This is the last Archambault. night and beat the Cleveland Indians 4-2, the Blue Until Friday afternoon. time the seniors were able to Jays’ eighth victory in 10 games. Scoring two goals in each half come down and do a good job. And See MHS SOCCER, page 46

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