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'M 2-240»S AP photo 4-1216-5 4-1261-5 4- 1272-5 1960-1987(Swx) 1987 6-5913-0 Iran threatens .ralMOM*^ 6-5914-0 1M 7 6-5918-0 15.9%I 6-5954-0 a confrontation 6- 0804-0 7- 5290-0 7-5201-0 Rafshanjani says Jobless 0-2804-5 6-4005-0 war with U.S. will 6- 4007-0 rate falls 7- 5000-0 be sw eet... page 3 0- 4027-5 A sharp rebound in 1- 2062-5 manufacturing empioyment 7- 5700-0 drops the nation's civilian 6«108-0 Jobless rate in September to 0-7000-0 below e percent for the first 0-4522-0 time since 1979. Story on page 12. 8- 5053-0 'MAGAZINE PULLOirr SECTION 6-5055-0 0-0710-0 0- 0722-0 6«127-0 1- 1808-5 2- 2730-5 5- 1100-5 ;0R SSAN snafu kvBniMBMttI* Residents greeted by rubble Iranian says "Ar,- 'ii as they begin quake cleanup war with U.S. will be^weet WHITTIER, Calif. (AP) - Crumbled walls, shattered win­ dows and toppled chimneys greeted By Ed Blanche ^ residents and officials Friday as The Associated Press «/ they began planning to repair more p i - than 859 million in damage from the NICOSIA, Cyprus — '•Wean’s Parliament speaker strongest earthquake since a \ warned on Friday that another confrontation with the deadly 1971 temblor. United States is likely in the Persian Gulf and said that “ I don't want to go home, because taking on the Americans “ is more sweet for us” than I’m scared," said Joel Bargas, 29, a fighting Iraq. A Mexican immigrant who lives in Hashemi Rafsanjani, addressing the United States, r Highland Park. He and his brother, declared; "This is an explicit warning and needs no Jaime, abandoned their apartment diplomatic language. Take our words seriously and and took their wives and children to don’t regard them as mere threats." camp out in Sycamore Park. His comments came at a weekly prayer session in “ I always paint a few sand-colored dots to Many businesses and schools Tehran and were broadcast on Iran’s state radio, drive whoever cleans the pool crazy." remained closed and a nursing which was monitored in Nicosia. home was evacuated when damage Since U.S. Navy helicopters attacked an Iranian ship was found while officials evaluated in the gulf Sept. 21, Iran has been vowing revenge. It the impact of the quake, which denies American allegations that the vessel, Iran Ajr, registered 6.1 on the Richtepscale was planting mines in international waters. AP photo Connecticat Weather and killed at least six'^^ple Five Iranian crewmen were killed in the attack, and Thursday morning. The Sylmar the United States blew up and sank the captured vessel. quake 16 years ago killed 64 people. "Most probably, in the not-too-distant future, we will Weight remains a mystery Central, East Interior, Sontkwest Interior: Satur­ 'There were no significant after- have another confrontation off the southern coasts of day, considerable cloudiness with a 50 percent chance shoclu Friday by midaftemoon, the country, in the Persian Gulf,” Rafsanjani said. Activist-turned-dietitian Dick Gregory brought a specially modified scale along of showers. High in the middle 60s. South wind 10 to 20 although there were probably do­ "Therefore, we must prepare a portion of our forces for visits Thursday with Walter Hudson, the to determine Hudson’s weight, estimated mph. Saturday night, scattered showers ending but zens of small ones, said Robert that day.” overweight man in Hempstead, N.Y., who at 1,000 pounds or more. He last weighed turning breezy and cooler. Low 40 to 45. Sunday, Finn, a spokesman for the Califor­ Rafsanjani is considered the most powerful figure in in 10 years ago at 600 pounds, but his continued breezy and cool. High in the middle 50s. nia Institute of Technology. Iran after revolutionary patriarch Ayatollah Ruhollah recently got stuck in his bedroom door West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, considerable Khomeini. He is Khomeini's personal representative current weight remains a mystery. He But even a minor shock was likely and needed eight firefighters to free him. cldudiness with a 50 percent chanceof showers. High in on Iran’s Supreme Defense Council, which decides to collapse the Braewood convales­ Gregory, who has offered to take Hudson couldn’t stand on Gregory’s scale. the middle 60s. South wind 15 to 25 mph becoming strategy in the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war. cent hospital. in South Pasadena northwest during the afternoon. Saturday night, Iran’s official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted to his weight-loss clinic in the Bahamas, and 67 patients were evacuated to ‘scattered showers ending but turning cooler and Rafsanjani as saying at the prayer session at Tehran other homes when structural dam­ breezy. Low in the middle 40s. Sunday, continued University: "Victory over Iraq is sweet for our age turned up, said Fire Chief Gene breezy and coOl. High in the middle 50s. combatants. Murray. "But the pleasure of a jihad (Islamic holy war) Democrats line up deeper Whittier and other suburbs east against the root cause ... of the war against our ' f of Los Angeles were hit particularly revolution (the United States) is by far more sweet for hard. Every building in downtown WMttier appeared to be damaged, us.” Lottery Winners The United States, he said, "w ill receive the due and some had collapsed. Sagging response for its recent crime” against the Iran Ajr, against nomination of Bork porches, cracked walls and broken "and then they can see if they still want to continue Connecticut daily Friday: 652, Play Four: 7388. glass marked the impact of the AP photo Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 1, 14,88.85, 34.36. quake in residential areas. ttlGSG dCtS ** “ We have no fear of confronting NATO forces as impression that unless they nail Support for Bork was announced About 810 million damage oc­ Martha Gallagher, left, and her son, Tim, hang a banner Bv W. Dale Nelson well,” he added. "The United States and the NATO down 49 to 51 votes in the next few by Boren, Phil Gramm, R-Texas, curred in Whittier, where so busi­ The Associated Press across the front of their florist shop in Alhambra, Calif., countries must know that our policy of patience is not... days the nomination could be and John McCain, R-Ariz. They nesses were destroyed and about Friday reading "Earthquakelll Move...” as they continue withdrawn.” said Bork has been unfairly critic­ 800 homes damaged. Mayor Gene weakness.” WASHINGTON — Democratic The United States and allies Britain, France, Italy, Exon said he didn’t discuss that ized and would make a excellent Index Chandler said. to clean up from Thursday's 6.1 earthquake that struck senators lined up ever deeper the Netherlands and Belgium are assembling an against Supreme Court nominee matter directly with Reagan, and justice. In Los Angeles, an early estimate the Southern California area. In all, according to an Associated v O T li. estimated 70 warships in and around the gulf to protect Robert H. Bork on Friday, and even White House officials said withdra­ Advice------. 20 Local of damage from building and safety Press survey of senators, 32 have ' !tn." shipping and clear mines believed planted by Iran. a pro-Bork Republican said he wal of the nomination was not being Automotlvo— . 40-41 Obituaries. officials was up to 85 million, said indicated support for Bork and 26 said during a tour of the Whittier nia State University, Los Angeles, On July 24, a Kuwaiti supertanker flying the doubted President Reagan's per­ considered. Business------Opinion police spokesman Fabian opposition with the rest not ready to business district. where a student was killed Thurs­ American flag and escorted by U.S. warships hit a sonal pleas could save the Howard H. Baker Jr., the White Churches------Senior Citizens. Lizarraga. take public stances. Positions gen­ .50-50 The Red Cross said 500 people day by a collapsing wall, Deukme- mine in the gulf and was seriously damaged. It nomination. House chief of staff, said he saw “ no Classified------Sports______Monterey Park Mayor Cam Bri- erally follow party lines in the . 10-11 displaced by the quake had spent jian declared a state of emergency happened during the first convoy of U.S. warships and Still, one Democrat, Sen. David prospect of withdrawing the nomi­ Comics - U.S./World. gllo estimated damage at “ several 54-Democrat, 46-Republican Se­ Weekend Plus Magazine the night in shelters, and Los in Whittier and nearby Monterey reflagged Kuwaiti tankers, and the United States Boren of Oklahoma, bucked the nation at all” and added, " It is still Connecticut__ million dollars.” The San Gabriel nate. Exceptions are Republican Entertainment. ______Pullout 21-36 Angeles police said thousands Park. . blam^ Iran. anti-Bork tide. And Reagan himself do-able. And there is still a realistic Valley towns of AlhambraT Rose­ Bork opponents Arlen Specter of more, many of them from Latin Earlier, Sen. Pete Wilson, R- The Tehran regime announced last month it was promised to fight on in what he said prospect of success.” mead, Temple City and Pasadena Pennsylvania and Bob Packwood of America where earthquakes often Calif., said he believed the damage aiming to arm 2 million men over the next few months was nothing less than a battle for Baker, appearing on the had a combined estimate of 844 Oregon and Democratic Bork sup­ was extensive enough to qualify for in a major escalation of its war effort. "the integrity and independence of "MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour,” said million. A full estimate for the kill hundreds, slept in parks for fear porters Boren and Ernest Hollings aftershocks would destroy their federal disaster aid. Mohsen Rezaei, commander of Iran's paramilitary the American system of justice.” Bork’s nomination had become re^on was undetermined because of South Carolina. Manrtipstrr Hrralli There was. extensive damage Revolutionary Guards, said last week that 5 million Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., who ‘such a fierce partisan issue that the earthquake shook numerous apartments. Reagan, during a ceremony visible during the governor’s tour of men have undergone military training since the war previously announced he supports I ’m tempted to believe it’s more an cities and Jurisdictions. "W e have lived through earth­ proclaiming "German-American § USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII. No. 3 the 174-acre university campus east with Iraq began in September 1980. Bork, said, "In my judgment attack on Ronald Reagan in the "What really Is so disturbing is to quakes, but we have seen relatives Day,” stitched into a speech about Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher of downtown Los Angeles. The Revolutionary Guards now rival Iran’s regular probably senators will have to final 16 months of his presidency see the displacement of Individuals, suffer and we know we can't trust U.S.-German relations a new plea "Just about every building on forces in manpower and weaponry. They regularly change their minds to become than it is a careful, judicial review the elderly people who had to be our homes,” said Zurana Santis, a for Bork’s confirmation, saying Oouglaa A Bevln* Sheldon Cohen campus has some damage,” said attack unarmed and unescorted merchant ships in the positive in order for Judge Bork to of a nominee for the U.S. Supreme Executive Editor Compoelng Meneger moved out of rest homes and the Guatemalan who spent Thursday "there have been a lot of misstate­ gulf in retaliation for Iraqi raids on their tankers and be confirmed.” Ck)urt.” Oenlee A. Roberte Rottert H. Hubbard like, and individual families, and of night at Terrace Park in the James Rosser, president of the ments spread around” about the Praaaroom Manager oil installations. Asked by reporters whether "But this president is not a lame Adveitleino Director course the deaths that have oc­ Pico-Union district. university, which has more than 30 60-year-old jurist. M Merk F Abrettle Jeanne Q. Fromarth Reagan, who was meeting one-on- duck... and people are going to find curred," Gov. George Deukmejian Before moving on to tour Califor- structures. "Those who have been distorting Buelneee Meneger Circulation Manager one with undecided senators, could that he will not roll over and play his record have said over and over Publlshad dally except Sunday and oattaln holidays by the change those minds, Lugar said, dead,” Baker said. Maneheetsr Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Mencheeter, he’s going to turn back the clock on Iran and Iraq launch attacks “ Well, I think it’s doubtful. On the Announcing opposition to Bork on Conn. 08040. Second dees postage paid at Mencheeter. Conn. civil rights. It’s amazing they can Small earthqu^Ke hits Utah desert other hand, presidents have been Friday were Democratic Sens. Poetmaeter: Send eddieee chanoas to the Mencheeter Herald. MANAMA, Bahrain — Iraqi Jets and an Iranian find a room big enough for them to P.O. Box 881. Manchester, Conn. OS040. very persuasive on occasion and Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, John warship launched fiery attacks on Persian Gulf get in front of the cameras. Their II you don't racelveyour Herald bySp.m. weekdays or 7;S0a.m. that is his only choice.” Kerry of Massachusetts, Jeff Bln- SALT LAKE aTY (AP) - A the Promontory MoUnmins at the that occurred at 3:16 a.m. Thurs­ shipping Friday, seemingly undaunted by the growing noses must be so long by now.” Saturdays, please telephons your carrier. If you’re unable to Two undecided Democrats said gaman of New Mexico, Carl Levin reach your canier. call eubeertber service at B4T-SB4e by Sp.m. small earthquake was felt in Utah’s northei;n end of Great SMt Lake. day, said Jim Pechmann of the armada of foreign warships in the gulf. Reagan again blamed ‘.’Special after meeting with Reagan at the of Michigan, Max Baucus of Mon­ weekdays lor delivery In Mencheeter. remote western desert Friday, but It WM~^e latest-of-a series of University of Utah Seismograph The attacks bring to 375 the number of vessels interest!’,” whom he did not iden­ White House that they had told him tana, Barbara Mikulski of Mary­ Suggaaled carrier raise are'll .SO weekly, $7.70 lor one month. was unrelated to the major quake small-to-moderate quakes in stations. attacked or damaged by Iraqi and Iranian forces in the tify, for Bork’s problems. the Bork nomination was in deep land, John D. Rockefeller IV of t83.10lor three months. |40.t0lorebimenlheandlS8.40lorone that hit the Los Angeles area the northwestern Utah, but was unre­ gulf since the war between the two nations began seven Presidential spokesman Marlin year, Senior cHIzsn rates and mall rates are mailable on requeel. trouble, no matter which way they West Virginia and Timothy Wirth of day before, seismologlsta said. lated to the fault system that No injuries Or damage resulted years ago, the insurers Lloyd’s of London said. Fitzwater said the president would To pkwe a cleeillled or display advertisement, or to report a from any of the Utah quakes. The ended up voting. O)lorado. They generally cited the news Hem. story or picluie Wsa. call 64S-2711. Offlee hours am The Utah quake, which measured spawned an “ earthquake swarm” Iraqi warplanes firing anti-ship Exocet missiles set a devote his weekly radio address on two most recent ones were only One of them. Sen. J. James Exon, U.S. C^urt of Appeals judge’s S:S0 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through Friday. 3.5 magnitude on the Ricbter scale, b a n n in g Sept. 17, officials said. Cypriot tanker ablaze in Iranian waters, one day after Saturday to an appeal for Bork’s D-Neb.. said after talking with record and writings on civil rights The ManeheeterMemId la a member ol the Aeeocleied Prase, was recorded at 8:35 a.m. The Friday’s quake was 45 miles reported felt at sites within a few an Iraqi air attack on a shrimp trawler killed its confirmation. Reagan and aides, “ I got the and individual privacy. the Audit Bureau ol CIrculatlone and the New England epicenter was 22 miles west of northeast of the last tremor in that miles of their epicenters, authori­ Australian skipper. I Newepaper Aseoclatlon. Brigham City and on the east side of swarm, a ouake of 3.2 magnitude ties said. Local Nisiiva in Brief Firm says Calendars Laser Games seeks special exception Developers of the proposed laser Harold R. (himmlngs. a partner building and the number of parking entertainment center on East Mid In Laser Games, said Friday the spaces proposed. bid final on Manchester die Turnpike submitted an applica­ special exception from zoning The plans for Tuesday’s applica­ Clothing store to open Sunday tion for a special exception on regulations is being sought to mmt tion. which call for less than 60. Monday Tuesday. any requirements that might be spaces, appear to bypass the need Bob’s 8un>lus will open its new clothing store at 260 Parking Authority, Lincoln COnter gold room. 8 a.m. Laser Games of Hartford Inc. raised by the town. for a special exception. N. Main St. at 10 a.m. Sunday, although the grand rifle range Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center had already submitted new plans Two earlier permit applications Thomas O’Marra, town zoning opening won’t be for another two weeks, according to hearing room. 7 p.m. for a building permit and had filed by Laser Games were denied. the store manager. an appeal to the Zoning Board of Officials cited the need for a special enforcement officer, said the plans By Andrew Yurkovsky Tneaday accompanying the special excep­ Manager Gino Monarca said Friday he expects Comment session. Municipal Building, first floor. 9 Appeals to contest the denial of an exception because of changes in the between 1,000 and 1,500 customers throughout the day Herald Reporter use of the former Mott’s Shop-Rite tion request were incomplete. a.m. earlier permit application. Sunday. Monarca said he has “ more than enough” Blue Ribbon Committee on Fair Rent Commission. employees to handle the customers, but is worried The company negotiating to take Municipal Building coffee room, 7 p.m. about parking Sunday and in the future. “ I think we’re over the town rifle range at the old Board of Directors, Lincoln O nter hearing room. 8 not going to have enough (parking) space,’ ’ he said. Nike site is making what its Nearly 200 employees will work in the 25,000-square- president said is its final offer. p.m. Wednesday ANNOUNCING - foot store, formerly occupied by Andy’s supermarket, In a letter to town officials Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. Lincoln which closed Feb. 14. Wednesday, Peter E. Emmel- Remodeling began four to six weeks ago, and mann, president of Wilderness Center gold room. 7; 30 p.m. merchandise took about a week to set up. “ Everything • Sports of East Hartford, rejected a Thursday has been gutted out and put in brand new," Monarca proposal made by th e ^ w n last Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center gold ■ e. IT'S said. month asking the company to room, 7:30 p.m. The Manchester store boasts spotlights, mirrored provide three years’ advance rent posts and a showcase that will feature “ hot” and as one of the conditions for Andover “ high-fashion" merchandise, Monarca said. operating the range. Emmelmann instead offered Wednesday AMAZING! $25,000 worth of labor for renova­ Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 7 p.m. State checks emissions stickers tion of the range. $10,000 to $20,000 Cars parked on streets or in parking lots in several to offset start-up costs, and two Bolton 7 towns including East Hartfoid next week may be months’ rent, or $1,400. wf WE’RE ticketed if they have an expired emissions control Emmelmann said in the letter Tuesday sticker or no sticker at all. that negotiations should be con­ Special town meeting. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. Inspectors from the Motor Vehicle Department will cluded within 90 days, but he said in Board of Selectmen. Community Hail. 8 p.m. be checking in East Hartford, Glastonbury, Trumbull, an interview Friday that the Wednesday Bristol. Farmington, Stamford, Stratford, Middletown deadline is flexible. He said, Library Board. Bentley Memorial Library. 7; 30p.m. ON THE and Cromwell. however, that Wilderness Sports Human Services Subcommittee. Herrick Memorial Motorists who receive a warning tickets can avoid will drop its proposal to take over Park. 7; 30 p.m. registration suspensions by giving turning them in at the range If the town continues to Thursday the inspection station when fiieir cars are inspected. AP photo insist on three years’ advance rent. Zoning Board of Appeals. Community Hall. 7 p.m. MOVE which amounts to $25,200. Board of Education. Bolton Center School library. Rec to begin winter programs “ It has to be (our last offer),” 7; 30 p.m. Going for the record Emmelmann said. “ We just don't The Manchester Recreation Department’s indoor have the funds available.” winter recreation program will begin Monday and run Louis Piancone, left, and Lorenzo Amoto prepare in Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Coventry Thank You, Manchester... through March 26. Piacataway, N.J., for the making of what they hope will said Friday he had not read The East Side Recreation Center, 22 School St., and become the world's largest pizza. They plan to make a Emmelmann’s letter and would Monday the Community Y, 78 N. Main St., will operate Monday 100-foot pizza for the record at a bake-off in Tallahassee, have no comment on it or on the Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. through Friday from 6to 10 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 proposal itself. Planning and Zoning Cktmmission. Town Office We've Outgrown Our a.m. to 5 p.m. __Fla., this month. Building. 7:30 p.m. The Highland Park Community Center, 397 Porter When the town made its last Tuesday St., will operate Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 proposal in August. Recreation Human Services. Town Office Building, 9-10 a.m. p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday hours will be 10 a.m. toS Director Scott Sprague said the Housing Committee, on site, 7 p.m. p.m. and Sunday hours will be 1 to 5 p.m. Coventry GOP needs advance money was being sought to Republican Town Committee. Town Office Building. AMAZING STORE The Manchester High School swimming pool guarantee Wilderness Sports’ com­ 7 p.m. (accessible from the Brookfield Street entrance) will mitment to the project. The August Wednesday also open Monday. On every weekday but ’Thursday, proposal also said that the town Registrars of voters. Town Office Building, 7-9 p.m. In the Manchester Parkade the schedule will be adult early swim from 6:18 to 7:30 candidate for council would review the work carried out School Building Committee. Coventry High School. a.m., open swim from 7:30 to 3:30p.m., and adult swim by the company and would require 7:30 p.m. Wilderness Sports pay the from 0:30 to 9:30 p.m. On Thurdays only the adult early By Jacqueline Bennett party over a rough time. Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s Park, swim will be from 6 :15 to 7:30 a.m. Herald Correspondent Bouchard said he decided not to difference if the town determined 7:30 p.m. So We’re Moving To: Beginning Wednesday, open adult basketball will be seek re-election so he could put that the work was less than $25,000. Thnr^ay o ffe i^ every Wednesday from 6:30 to 0:30 p.m. at more time into his business. Strater Registrar of Voters. Town Office Building. 1-3 p.m. COVENTRY — Despite words of Renovation of the^ rifle range, Verplanck School. said she was not pleased with how Board of Education. (Coventry High School, 7:30p.m. optimism earlier this week from which was closed last year because Beginning Tuesday, Nathan Hale School will be open the Republican town chairman, the council meetings were run. Saturday of health and safety concerns, 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE for youth activities Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6 GOP is still short a candidate for Registrar of Voters. Town Office Building. 9 a.m.-8 Richard Ashley, a Board of would cost an estimated $100,000. to 3 p.m., for adult co-ed volleyball Tuesdays from 8 to the Nov. 3 town election. p.m. Education member for 12 years, The town would pay the remainder 0:30 p.m., and for open basketball and volleyball “ Sure, we’ll be able to All the W e d n ^ a y s from 8 to 9 p.m. and another school board incum­ of the renovation costs after Wilder­ MANCHESTER spot,” Republican Oiairman Mi­ bent. Richard Frye, also droppi^ Beginning Monday, Buckley School will be open chael Cleary said in a phone ness Sports’ contribution. Mondays and T h u r^ ayL iip m 6 to 7:30 p.m. for the out of the GOP race. interview Wednesday. “ I’m meet­ Wilderness Sports would operate Senior citizen health clinics youth co-ed volleyball league and from 7:30to8: SOp.m. Some candidates have said peo­ ing with the current candidates one the range as a non-profit venture. Next week’s activities of the Manchester Health for adult exercise classes. night this week to discuss it.” ple don’t want to seek offlce The East Side Recreation Center will be offeiNadult Department’s senior citizens’ health clinic: However, Town Clerk Ruth Be­ because they are fed ijp with the In his letter, Emmelmann said Watch For Our swim sesssions on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays slow management of town affairs that the three years’ rent requested Monday ^ . noit said that as of Friday after­ Feeling Fine Program (Informational videotape and from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and because of frequent verbal by the town was inappropriate. He w noon, she had not been notifled that discussion by the American Heart Association, Recreation membership cards are required for abuse from some residents of town. suggested that the company’s start­ anyone had been found to fill the presented by Geriatric Clinic Nurse Carolyn Boun- paUcipation. Cards are available at all facilities and Benoit said the Republicans have up costs represented a strong M vacant spot on the GOP ticket for tress), Westhill Gardens. 9 to 9:30 a.m., and Bennet the price is not refundable. the Town Council. until Oct. 26 to fill the vacancy on enough commitment to the p r o j^ . GRAND OPENING housing, 10:45 to 11:15 a.m. Cleary could not be reached for their ticket. n Wilderness Sports offered in May Blood pressure clinic. Westhill Gardens, 9 to 10:30 comment Friday. Seeking Town Council seats are a.m., and Bennet housing, 10:45 a.m. to noon Voter-tignup tetslont tdibduled Both the Democrats and the RoseMarie M. Fowler. Joan A. to take over the rifle range after the Lewis, Elisabeth E. Paterson, town Board of Directors and the Exercise class. Senior Citizens’ Center, 1:15 p.m, Of An Even More Amazing Store! Four voter-maUng sessions have been scheduled in Republicans had troubled finding people to run, but they filled their Richard R. Paton and Alvah H. Advisory Park and Recreation Wedneudny , . Manchester between Saturday and Oct. 13, the last day Informational program. “ How to Select a Physician tickets in party caucuses during the Phillips, Democrats; and Jane T. Commission said that the cost of for most residents to become voters if they expect to Ferry, Frederich J. Pogore, Mark renovation would be too high to be or Specialist” (presented by Sue Fr^mpton of vote in the Nov. 3 town election. summer. The Democratic slate is intact, J. Soltys and James O. Sullivan, carried by the town alone. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s Community Health The sessions, all in the irffices of the registrars of Republicans. Education Department). Senior Citizens’ Center, 10:15 voters in the basement of the Municipal Building. 41 but five Republicans have dropped out of the race. Among the Board of Education candidates a.m. G STORES Center St., will be Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., are John E. Fleming, Judith A. Exercise class. Senior Citizens’ Center, 1:15 p.m. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m., Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. to 8 Republicans who pulled out were MOVING SOON TO Halvorson, Lawrence G. Mickel EMERGENCY Friday p.m. and Oct. 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Town Council incumbents Phillip NOW AT and Kathleen M. Ryan, Demo­ Fir« — Police — Medical Exercise class. Senior Citizens’ Onter, 1:15 p.m. 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE The only residcms who can become voters after Oct. Bouchard and Blanche Strater, and crats; and Robert J. Christie, MANCHESTER PARKADE 13 and be permitted to vote Nov. 3 are thoae who, after Edward Strater, who now serves on (Across from St. Bartholomew) Thomas K. Sobre, Patricia E. Westhill Gardens i^ located at 24 Bluefleld Drive. Oct. 13, reach their 18th birthday, become U.S.citisens. the Planning end Zoning Commis­ DIAL 911 Soltys and Ellen H. Sullivan, Bennet housing is at 1146 Main St. The Senior Citizens’ or move into town. Thoae p e o ^ nu y become voters sion. Each said they allowed their In Mancheeter Republicans. Center is at 549 E. Middle Turnpike. any time up to II a.m. Nov. land still vote the next day. names to be used Just to get the MHS grads recall dining, dancing in ’37^ Hershey cites low attendance,

By Nancy Concelman said. , thought going to the soda shop for a located, according to ’Treschuk. Boland Herald Reporter ’Treschuk and his wife, Vera, were one sundae was a big event.” said names and addresses were ga­ of Manchester High’s class couples. Sundaes back then were only 16 cents, thered at the 1957 reunion. wants to sell Lake Compounce In 1937, it wasn’t uncommon to hear “ You went steady with a girl for two or Boland said. ’The class plans to keep in touch by Glenn Miller playii^ in the Manchester three years of high school and you were In the comer of ’The Colony, tacked on holding annual luncheons at the Man­ BRISTOL (AP) — Hershey En­ problems the first year and the Roberts said, which Indue three Armory. [ considered a class couple,” he said. a bulletin board among old dance tickets chester Country Club starting next year. (Connecticut businessmen and and a “ Of course, in those days, we loved to tertainment it Resort (k>. said second year they were still working “ The armory. Tharwhawhere we had and pictures of dark-haired basketball The Class of 1937 is also keeping in Delaware corporation. Leisure As­ dance,” said Ida Orfitelli Lane, who now Friday it is looking to sell the Lake out the bugs. But there was a our basketball gam esr’ said Doris players and young women wearing touch with current Manchester High sociates Inc. lives in Ithaca, N.Y., and still has Compounce amusement park be­ shakeup at Hershey and they felt Frazier Kobring, a graduate of Man­ strands of pearls, was a menu from the School students. Money left over from brothers and sisters in Manchester. “ I cause of lower attendance and because of a lot of considerations, The family of former Mayor J. chester High School’s Class of 1937B. Mark ’Twain restaurant in Hartford, a reunions is donated to scholarships that think kids now dance by themselves,” higher costs than anticipated at the they could no longer afford to sink Harwood Norton decided to sell it “ We liked to go when Bristol played. popular place among members of the are awarded to Manchester High School she said. “ They miss a lot.” oldest such facility in the nation. more money into it,” Leone said. after the family experienced diffi­ ’There were always a lot of fights,” she Class of 1937, and the site of one of the seniors. This year, Laura Gauthier of said, ‘"rhere was always dancing after "class night” dinners, according to HERCO. based in Hershey, Pa., Leone said the Hershey officials culty in maintaining the paTk in the Blanche Heffron Boland. 68, of Ply­ 549 E. Center St. and Beth Fournier of 93 late 1970s. After six years of trying, the game.” mouth Lane, and Viola Excellente St. Elton Clark. Ashworth St. received scholarships. spent $22 million acquiring the told him they are already looking Kohring, 69, of Wadsworth Street, was property in 1985 and renovating its for someone to run the park. the sale of the pork by the Norton John, 67, of Quaker Road, remember Broiled whole live lobster, with a Whether it’s 1987 or 1937, graduation family to Hershey was completed In one of 92 Manchester High School their senior prom. St. John was th&'‘y 21 rides, stages, lakefront beach, “ I ’m optimistic they will find choice of vegetable, french fries or day is always remembered. April 1985. graduates who attended their SO-year “ best dancer in the class,” according to water slide, miniature golf course, someone. ’They suceeded in magnif­ class reunion, held Friday at’The Colony potato, was 90 cents. “ That was the most "W e walked up Main Street to the gift shops and restaurants, said icently restoring the nation’s oldest The amusement park has oper­ Boland. expensive dinner on the menu,” said in Vernon. State Theater for graduation.” said Richard Roberts, spokesman for park,” the mayor said. ated every year since 1846 and as Clark, 67, who was b o ^ and raised in Michael ’Treschuk, 70, of Homestead St. John thinks high school kids today Madeline Carroll McCann, 67. HERCO. Roberts said the company's such is the oldest in the nation. Its Street, remembers spending Friday have changed “ dramatically” since Manchester before moving to Maine. 1890 carousel is listed on the “ We had all Main Street to ourselves, He said the final figure, which he “ course became clear as the park nights at the Polish National Home in when she was in high school. ’ "They’re National Register of Historic Although members of the Class of 1937 on the way up and the way back,” would not disclose, “ was substan­ season progressed but we felt it was Hartford. “ We used to dance polkas too sophisticated in their tastes.” she are now spread all over the United Kohring said. “ It doesn’t seem like it tially in excess of the original important to keep up (the season) Places. from t to 12 at night every Friday,” he said. “ We had the simple pleasures. We was 50 years ago.” States, all but four class members were budget” to the best of our ability.” Company officials said the Her­ There were a number of varia­ shey trademark would no longer be bles involved, among them the fact part of the park’s name and current that the 460,000 attendance this Local Nmv. in Brief SoR held 111 iTiurder in Maine ownership will not reopen it after season was substantially below the P rom ^ this weekend, the schooled final projected figures, according to EXE’TER, Maine (AP) - An north of Houlton on Thursday. instrument, although the weapon weekend of the 1987 season. Roberts. MeottI named to task force 18-year-old man who was arrested In questioning the men, the had yet to be identified. AP photo “ We are extremely disappointed First-year attendance was de­ at the Canadian border after police guards became suspicious, “ one LaRochelle said Brodersen had that we must make this difficult pressed by construction delays that G owns state Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, whose found his m other. dead at her thing led to another, a n d ^ e first been in Connecticut and had 85~pound baby business decision.” said J. Bruce pushed back the opening from district includes Manchester, has been elected Exeter home was arraigned on a thing they knew, they h ^ them­ traveled to Maine with Bishop. He McKinney, president and chief Memorial Day to July 4, 1986. he co-chairman of the statewide Task Force to Study the murder charge Friday and ordered selves involved in a homicide said no motive had been established A one-week-old male giant eland nuzzles executive officer of HERCO. said. Even then, the park was ■ Large Selection opened before it was completed and Development of Groundwater Strategy. held without bail, police said. investigation,” LaRochelle said. in the case. up against his mother at the Cincinnati "Nevertheless. Lake Compounce of long and He will help lead the task force in getting public input Stephen C. ^rodersen was at Maine state police discovered the The case is expected to be has a future and under a different operated for two months while work tea length gowns. on a report on groundwater to be submitted to the Penobscot County Jail in Bangor, body of Linda ’Theriault on ’Thurs-. presented to a grand jury next Zoo Thursday. The young eland, named financial structure we are confi­ continued. General Assembly by Feb. 15. along with Neil A. Bishop Jr., 18, of day evening, when they went to week, LaRochelle said. Bakull, weighed about 85 pounds at birth. dent a new operator will be able to And due to the uncertainty ■ Wide variety of colors surrounding the park’s opening Meotti said it is critical that the state develop a plan East Hampton, Conn., who was check the farmhouse on state Route At maturity, he will weight up to a ton. reopen the park and make it a and fabrics. to protect safe and adequate water supplies for present charged with theft of a motor 43 where she lived. Her husband, a financial success.” McKinney said. date and the subsequent limited The and future generations. vehicle and was being held in lieu of truck driver, was away at the time. Tydale executed " I had no idea, not really even operations. Lake Compounce had to postpone until this year its full- 9100,000 double-surety bail. LaRochelle said. William Tyndale, the English rumors.” Mayor John Leone said C o v e n t r y S h o p p e scale sales and marketing cam­ Deputy Attorney General Fer­ An autopsy conducted Friday by^ translator of the Bible, was Friday after he was Informed of the Bridge Intpecnont nekt week paigns, McKinney said. 44 Depot Rd. (off Rl. .11) nand LaRochelle said the two were the state nriedical examiner’s offic^ strangled and burned at the stake in Patients prefer Hershey move by McKinney and The fate of the park is now up to Coventry ■ 742-7494 ’The bridge on Spencer Street ovw Interstate 384 will apprehended when they tried to indicated that Theriault died of a 1536 by order of Emperor Charles V HERCO Vice President Paul Serff. the limited partners In the venture. Open Turn. & Thuni. until 9 p.m. be among bridges scheduled for routine inspection enter Canada at a border crossing blow to the head with a blunt of the Holy Roman Empire. "1 thought the park had some Monday and ’Tuesday. female doctors Other bridges on next week’s Department of Transportation schedule are the Route 15 bridge over Route 2 in East Hartford, and the Route 2 bridges over Obituaries FARMINGTON (A P) — Patients asked to rate their Griswold and Commerce streets in Glastonbury. lovictimc-. doctors on bedside manner, efficiency and other traits It may be necessary to close certain lanes on the rated female physicons higher than male ones, a affected roads between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., the DOT Linda Lea Theriault researcher skid. z ISC announced. Linda Lee (Watrous) ’Theriault. The researdier. Dr. Dale Matthews, said that’s good 36, of Exeter, Maine, died ’Thursday news, sincem ore and more women are entering the Museum offers free tours in Maine. She was the wife of Leon video ^ medical profession. 1811 Matthews, ^hinistant professor of medicine at the The Manchester Historical Museum, 126Cedar St., is Theriault. i Mtha Junailen Pifkw , WeedOrldae.8 Oratn Read University of*Connecticut Health Center, also found offering free tours during October for school groups in ’Theriault, a 1968 graduate of from interviews with 381 hospital patients that females grade 5 and up. Interested groups may arrange for a Coventry High School, was bom in are generally more satisfied than nhales with their tour Monday, Wednesday or Friday at 9 a.m. or noon. Rockville in 1951, and lived in Exhibits which open this weekend include ’’Bless­ Vernon before moving to Corinna. physicians. C “ Female patients perceive better levels of communi­ ings of Liberty,” an exhibit circulated by the Maine, seven years ago. She moved IIEMBERSHIP^ cation with their doctors — a crucial factor in the Connecticut Humanities Council; “ Vignettes of to Exeter last year, and worked as a doctor-patient relationship,” Matthews concluded Manchester - 1787” ; and a participatory exhibit area, weaver at Guilford Industries in courtesy of the Lutz Children’s Museum. Guilford. Maine. ONLY recently in a study. Hurry! However, Matthews said patients consider a To arrange a tour, contact Herbert Bengtson at She is the daughter of Julia physician’s technical and interpersonal skills equally 649-2502. t (Armstrong) Belasky of Hebron Limited Time! and the late Kenneth Watrous. important. Besides her husband and mother, For his study, the internist asked patients at two CHS parents meet Thursday she is survived by her stepfather, community hospitals in Connecticut to rate the John Belasky of Hebron: a son, with 2 performance of 27 interns on broad categories such as COVENTRY — The Coventry High School Parents common courtesy, bedside manner and availability. Advisory Council will hold its first meeting of the year Stephen Brddersen Jr. of Maine; a LIFETIME daughter, Hope Lynn Brodersen of FREE and on 31 specific items of behavior. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school library. For MEMBERSHIPS Examples of specific items were; “ Explains in information, call Anne ’Turcotte at 742-9598. East Haddam; two brothers, Ken­ * MOVIES neth S. Watrous Jr. of Willimantic 9.95 , advance how spe^al tests're done,” “ Relieves my and Robert Byington of New worries,” or “ Acts superior to me.” Library gets classic videos Haven; a sister. Norma Hunt of Comforting skills and attitudes toward patients were Warehouse Point: and several considered the most important, especially by women, . ANDOVER — The Andover Public Library recently aunts, uncles, nieces and a nephew. who wore “ slgnfticontly more satisfied with their received 14 newchildren’s videocassettes which will be BLANK TAPE ’ )» ’The funeral will be Thursday at 11 physician’s availability, manner of communication, available until the end of October for parents to borrow a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. demeanor, efficiency and respect of individual needs for periods of three days. Included in the new group of 400 Main St. Burial will be in East and attention.” videos are several children’s classics. For informa­ Ometery. Calling hours are Mon­ In these areas female physicians rate highest, tion. call the library at 742-7428. T-1 2 0 Matthews concluded in the first year of a two-year Connecticut’s Favorite day from 7 to 9 p.m. * ea. study financed by a grant from the Picker Foundation. 2-4-6 hour 3.99 with coupon East’s Duffy writes articles “ With more and more women entering the medical Store is Coming to While they last limit 4 profession, this is actually very good.news,” said Joseph Duffy, a faculty member of East Catholic EMERGENCY Fire — Police — Medical Matthews. “ Since patients seem to prefer female High School, has written an article dealing with physicians. I predict a reverse in the tide of Manchester! teen-age problems that appears in the September issue s dissatisfaction with medical care.” of “ Connecticut” magazine. He also had an article DIAL 911 OPEN TILL 9 PM EVERYDAY “ What comes through loud and clear is the personal . published in the May issue of “ College Prep.” the In Manchester style and accommodation of the physician is most official publication of the Qollege Board. important,” Matthews said Friday. tiiiiim ini"**"* Bills for W iStdtb'l^biice uncover aBusb' in overtime pay Conncctica^ \n B irM shifts. Dannahey said all but the article also showed the top 20 paid in the hopper By Dean GolembeskI He declined further comment. question of meal pay and travel pay troopers earned between $48,158 and The Associated Press Col. Lester J. Forst, the state’s public $71,431. The officer paid $71,431 had a safety commissioner and state police were to be handled internally by state N u M m H pfrmH thrlllt Kennelly HARTFORD (A P ) — Months base pay of $32,M3 in 1986, the ' HARTFORD — State police have commander, first notified state auditors police. HARTFORD — Rep. ^rliara Kennelly. D-Conn., before the 1988 legislative session Becker, who made the documents newspaper reported. uncovered potential abuses in payments and Gov. William O’Neill of the problem Dannahey said state police had who’s been wearing a bracelet for six years in convenes, bills are beginning to be available Friday, said his- office no and assignments to troopers who in a June 4 letter. Forst requested the uncovered instances where troopers recognition of Soviet refi^Mnik Ida Nudel, said Friday dropp^ into the hopper. longer had a role in the investigation. worked overtime in 1986 as guards on auditors' help in sorting through finan­ worked extended periods, including one she was thrilled to h ew Nudel had been granted The latest, announced Friday, The latest problem is not the first time state highway projects, according to cial records from 10,200 project assignT case where a trooper reportedly w ork^ permission to leave the Soviet Union. would tighten child-abuse reporting overtime payments have fallen into documenU made public Friday. ments in 1986. 65 continuous hours. The auditor said *‘I was beginning to think she was never going to get requirements in schools, require question. In April, state police reported The documents don’t reveal the extent "It is the intention of state police to state police administrators "questioned out,” Kennelly said in a telephone interview from her home-delivered meat products to that between Sept. 26 amhOct. 23, 1986, carry the weight and per-item cost, of the problem, nor do they reveal how first identify any existing problems in whether or not job performance was Hartford home. " I was thrilled.” * our payroll system and institute all troopers were overpajid more than She said she was given the bracelet by a leader of the gnd require credit-rating compan­ much the apparent abuse cost state $68,000 in overtime becejuse the Depart­ affected.” appropriate corrective actions imme­ "This situation appears to be an Jewish Federation from West Hartford while she was ies to send their reports to those taxpayers. Stqle troopers collected ment of Public Safety misapplied a whose credit requests have been roughly |7 mllliOTin overtime last year. diately,” Forst wrote. "It is also our administrative problem and should be serving as secretary of the state. intention to identify any past abuses of salary formula. denied. The abuses Involved at least three addressed by the agency.” Dannahey “ I haven’t taken it off since that time,” said the payroll system and take all The 825 troopers affected agreed to a Kennelly, who said she had visited Nudel’s sister, Senate Majority Leader Corne­ troopers, and possibly at least seven payback plan after the error was wrote. available steps to recover any payments The auditor said the department s Elana Friedman, in Israel and frequently corresponds lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, others, who worked on more than 100 discovered by the General Assembly’s construction assignments during 1986, which should not have been made.” investigation "questioned whether or with her. and Sen. Kevin B. Sullivan. D-West Office of Fiscal Analysis. The depart­ Hartford, co-chairman of the Edu­ according to the documents released by In a memo to state Auditors Henry J. not favoritism had been shown by the Nudel, 56, became a symbol of Jews seeking Becker and Leo V. Donohue, principal ment attributed the error to a compli­ permission to emigrate during her long fight, cation Committee, are co­ the office of the state auditors. cated salary formula established by the special duty coordinator by assigning sponsoring the child-abuse State police spokesman Sgt. Daniel auditor Norman Dannahey summarized jobs to certain individuals when it was beginning In 1971, to leave the country and has been a meeting he had with state police Federal Labor Standards Act. referred to as the ’’Guardian Angel of the Refuseniks” measure. Lewis said state police were continuing The more recent Inquiry was promp­ known that the job would be cancelled.” ■’ officials and reported the discovery of Under state police policy, if a project — those whose exit permits have been denied. O’Leary said it was prompted by their Internal investigation. He said he ted by a Feb. 28, 1987, article in the their research and news reports on didn’t know how many troopers were five "problem areas.” is cancelled with less than 24 hours The five problems he cited were: meal Journal Inquirer of Manchester. The cases “ where complaints of abuse involved and such information wouldn’t lotlce. the affected troopers don’t have Utility works to restore power allowances, travel time, cancelled newspaper story reported that some by students and parents against be released until after the investigation . state troopers working overtime earned to report to the special assignment and various teachers have not been was finished. He also said no troopers construction overtime, preferential receive lour hours overtime pay. NEW BRITAIN — Utility workers toiled to restore shift assignments and extended work more than the governor in 1988. The power to 20 locations including at least one large * reported to the proper authorities. ” had yet been punished or dismissed. apartment building blacked out Friday by an explosion ^ 1 The bill would require that in an underground transformer, officials said. suspected teacher abuse of stu­ 'hie blast knocked out power to 1,650customers in the dents be reported to the state Department of Children and Youth downtown area early Friday, resulting in no injuries AP photo Connecticut in Brief but burling manhole covers into the air and shattering S e ^ c e s and would require DCys. several windows of a hotel. rather than leaving it to its Northeast Utilities spokeswoman Jacqueline Harris Qregg Dancho, 29, acting director of the Beardsley Park discretion, to notify the state said the explosion occurred at 5:32 a.m. at Chestnut Zoological Gardens in Bridgeport, is huzzied by a young Department of Education and local Judge tume down plea bargain VIDEO HUT school officials when a complaint is and Main streets near Franklin Square. She said utility Siberian tiger at the zoo Friday. The Bridgeport zoo, HARTFORD — A Superior (iourt judge has rejected received. Corner of Adams and Center Street officials did not know the cause of the explosion. iargest in Connecticut, has received national a plea-bargain arrangement in the rape trial of a man The blast knocked out power to 839 customers in the If abuse is found, an immediate accreditation. teacher de-certification hearing whose alleged victim suffers from AIDS. r downtown area, Harris said. Repair crews then took Jury selection was halted Thursday when Steven would be conducted by the state down three more cables leading to the business Gagnier, 22, of New Britain agreed to enter an Alford Board of Education. I Why drive store to store? We have district, putting about 1,650 customers out of service, doctrine plea to a charge of sexual assault. Under the 643-1197 The meat bill, sponsored by Sen. she said. Alford doctrine, a defendant does not admit guilt but George L. Gunther, R-Stratford. ! the movies you’re looking for Bridgeport zoo given concedes that a trial probably would result in a W«lck«r uiNtoddtd on Bork would require store-llke labels on meat delivered undbr freezer plans conviction. „ . Superior Court Judge John M. Byrne, however, WASHINGTON — Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., one of and the like. nationai accreditation rejected the plea arrangement, which would have y- Drive Thru the most liberal Republicans in Congress, said Friday he remains undecided on the mmiination of conserva­ subjected Gagnier to a maximum sentence of tnree tional center and renovations to the tive Robert Bork to the Supreme Court even though the BRIDGEPORT (A P ) — Connec­ V zoo entrance and improvements to men ^sagree on a wide array of constitutional issues. ticut’s largest zoo has received ^*A88l8tan? Sra^^^ Attorney Kevin McMahon agreed Video the grounds, is completed. ’’Clearly, my past stances aeem to be at odds with his national accreditation, marking Thursday to drop nine charges in e«h an ge lor the plea the end of a long periqd of decline under the Alford doctrine to sexual assault. But after past statemenU. But the fact is I ’m evaluating the The current phase will include a for the 65-year-old Beardsley Zoo­ Byrne’s decision, jury selection J " , situation. I ’m trying to be fair.” said Weicker, R-Conn. renovation of tte bird and mammal logical Gardens. courtroom of Judge John P. Maloney, who is presiding Rentals Weicker, who began evaluating the nomination building and some new exhibits. Thursday night with aides, said he wounhaoiirance a ” T1ie zoo had no real direction on over the trial. where it wanted to be a few years Finally, an animal care center will decision by the middld of next week. be added during the third renova­ ago.” said Gregg Dancho. acting Insanitydalmed In Darien killings Weicker said his Job is more difficult because of the tion and more exhibits and possibly director, on Friday. ” We needed to STAZiHWHjp'— A defense attorney contends that a differences between Bork’s past record, writings and an expansion into Asian animals in move on it.” judicial opinions, which have been labeled as the fourth phase. D a rle n W »-w a s mentally impaired at the «*»»*JJ® Only The Hottest Hits extremely conservative, and his testimony before the Two years ago, the zoo developed allegedljn^l^geoned his adoptive parents to death in Senate Judiciary Committee in which he appeared a land plan, which said the zoo Corporations and community F iM October Hit List more moderate. needed more visitor services, a groups have donated new signs and ***PaWrtt Campbell, 20, is charged in the July l killings park atmosphere and it needed to graphics for the zoo, a computer, of Kennetfrijand Anna May Camp^ll. ^ \/ focus what it wanted to be. Once and library books. Campbell told police he waited for his parenfr to Yale plant Bamum exhibition that plan was established, zoo Dough come home on July l and then attack^ • The Mission personnel went to the General ’”rhe zoo was — three years ago • Star Trek IV • Angel Heart NEW HAVEN — Yale University will assume the axe. Campbell said he then dragged ttelr bodira into Assembly to ask for money. They — without direction, without iden­ the backyard, doused them with gasoline and set them • Raising Arizona • From the Hip role of center ring when a museum display offers a tity,” Dancho said. "Now we’re • Three Amigos sampling of P.T. Bamum’a famous circus. got 1950,000. with on fire, according to police. The first phase of the plan, known as a zoo, as a nice facility to • Nightmare on • Blind Date Yale’s Peabody Museum of Natural History is "Based on what we know, Patrick committM two • Over The Top including the addition of an educa­ visit. homicides,” said public defender • Burglar mounting an exhibition titled ’"The Showman and the • Light of Day ’Elm Street 3 Scientist: P.T. BamumandO.C. Marsh as Collectors.” Every “ There has to be some reason to explain it ana we • Some Kind of ” He’d love this.” Bob Pelton said of Bamum. believe that there is plenty of evidence to 8“ 8«®?* ™ • Hoosiers • Brighton Beach Pelton is a student of Bamum and curator of Tiger’s home up to judge suffered from extreme emotional distress of one form Memoirs Wonderful Bridgeport’s Bamum Museum, a compendium of all • Mannequin Order ” *^Radler told Judge Kathryn Emmett ’^ursday that sorts of strange and wondrous stuff, including little • Heat while the Pintos would like a • Radio Days Tom Thumb’s bed. a stuffed elephant, circus wagons, NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) - OCTOBER 5-10 he plans to defend his client on that basis. • Policy Academy 4 declaratory judgment in their circus posters, clown suits, and a mummy. Sasha, a 3-year-old Siberian tiger, favor. ’• 6 am - 11 am ... and many more A Unfortunately, during the past year all those items is blind, epileptic, and ’’hardly a Proiscutor allowsd to resign Cabranes. who termed the case have not been on public view because the museum is menace to society,” says a Darien only at niTRRV _ A Litchfield Superior Court prosecutor couple who want the animal to live “ rather unusual.” did not make an undergoing extensive renovations. immediate decision, saying he J. iSrt .t » I— with them. ♦iirp* charaes of lying to a grand jury inve^gmmg I ! WITH THIS COUPON ( A federal judge is considering would reserve judgment on thp s JOHNNIE’S allesations of gambling and corruption in Torrin^on. j WITH THIS COUPON 1-91 traffic to ba halted Sunday motions. I I whether Sasha, now in Teias, TVAndrea Ifiarged with four counts of should have a Connecticut home, 1 ; The state Department of Transportation announced "She’s a friend. She's a sick cat,” penury after he denied placing l^ts a 1 Video Hut Membership that it will be necessary to temporarily stop traffic on ■ns couple’s lawsuit is also chal­ I s t a r C i f 095 said Sandi Pinto after the hour-long BRASS ^ e n he was a law student, resign^ flTrih Interstate 91 north and southbound in Hartford on lenging a Connecticut law that hearing. S L n t ^ accelerated rehabilimtlon o " ^ ® fourth [TR EK IV forbids private possession of dan­ 1 1 1 Year FREE ! Sunday morning. The Pintos would not comment l^rJury count before Superior Court Judge Philip E. I One Per j The expressway will be closed briefly between the gerous animals. further on the advice of their KEY I ONLY rtiTM TWO MOVIE RENTALS Lawyers for the state and Domin­ hours of 7 and 10 a.iii. from Exit 93 (service roads) to lawyers. “ S i S e m e n t brings m 12 the ick and Sandi Pinto made prelimi­ 829 Main St. Expires Octooer 31,1987 Exit 34 (Wilson area). Traffic will be halted for IS snared fall sentences In the now-completM *'"'®*2‘8" minutes at three separate times during those hours in nary arguments in the case on Hogan said ft was not clear to the Manchester Pintos what state officials meant tlon wWch lasted 40 months and brought the conjunction with the reconstraction of 1-91. The Friday In front of U.S. District Jose 643-8609 15 ^ p l e , including Torrington city officials and police contractor will be removing overhead wires which Cabranes on Friday. The state when they said they would dispose officers. serve railroad tracks. wants to see the lawsuit dismissed. of Sasha. t W 6 • < •M U:S./WoiM b Scientists and historians argue U.S./Wofld In Brief Sciilidte^ Tunisia leader replaces successor about where Columbus landed Bush praises Soviet mechanics as ttokays TUNIS, Tunisia — President Habib Bourguiba on Friday replaced his prime minister and designated BRUSSELS — Vice President George Bush, nearing BOSTON (AP) — A new reading successor with an army general who has repeatedly Columbus I irsl i uiidtuU iii tho Nc'w Wotid of the Atlantic’s winds and currents the end of a pre-campaign European trip, suggested budget crushed leftist and fundamentalist uprisings in this Friday that Soviet tank mechanics would be welcome argues that Christopher Columbus’ North African Arab nation. to work in American industry "because we coulA contentious debates and votes on a Sen. Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo., who disclosed the tion have recharted the trip, years ago returned to th e^ir Friday, a day after the bill that annually becomes a vehicle incident in a speech on the Senate floor, said the aviator opposition newspaper La Pransa resumed publication. for considering a wide range of estimating Columbus’ position for times higher than the average had been "temporarily blinded." each half hour of the voyage. They Columbus’ course by figuring the Radio Catolica, which was shut down Jan. 1, 1986, national security and foreign A Pentagon statement said the co-pilot, whose current. And using the average say he • probably landed where currents and winds that would have resumed broadcasting at noon with a message from issues. identity and rank were not given, was aboard an Air current makes a sizable difference experts had believed all along. pushed his ships sideways. Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, the Managua Force WC-135 surveillance plane when it was in figuring where Columbus would Reagan promised a veto because "On the face of it, our data leans The National Geographic’s calcu­ archbi^op and one of the most outspoken critics of the strike land. he objects to two amendments illuminated by a "bright light” from a Soviet pretty strongly toward San Salva­ lations, made largely by former government. backed by majority Democrats and intelligence vessel, the Chukotka. Richardson said his course calcu­ On Thursday, hundreds of citizens lined up to buy dor,” said Philip L. Richardson, foreign editor Luis Marden, relied adopted over the objection of The light, believed to have been a laser beam, lation hits San Salvador almost on copies of La Prensa, which was allowed to resume who studies ocean currents at on Navy pilot charts that show the Republicans. "distu rb^ the co-pllot’s vision for 10 minutes,” the direction and speed of prevailing the nose. publication after being closed June Z6,1986. Woods Hole. His analysis with The first, approved 58-38 two "Probably the biggest thing of Editors and owners of La Prensa attended the radio's statement said. programmer Roger A. Goldsmith currents. weeks ago, provides that the However, currents shift from day ours is that if you do it our way, you reopening. was published in the fall issue of the president cannot spend any money to day. Richardson contends it stop exactly at the right spot, within Sessions will rest for a week institution’s journal. Oceanus. a few miles of this island,” on the Star Wars anti-missile Richardson contends National makes more sense to use the AP photo Richardson said. "There’s no fudg­ program if its tests violate the WASHINGTON — FBI Director-designate William Geographic made a mistake by average of all the currents in a Three suffer radiation poisoning existing, narrow interpretation of S Sessions, recuperating from a bleeding ulcer and particular spot Instead of the ing. You don’t have to back up. relying on the currents listed on That’s pretty remarkable, consid­ RIO DE JANEIRO, BraMi — Three of 16 people A dpg*8 life the 1972 Anti-Ballisti(^ Missile scheduled to be released from the hospital Saturday, Navy sea charts. typical current listed on the charts. treaty with the Soviet Union. . will rest for a week or more away from Washington, For instance, the prevailing ering the distance.” hospitalised with radiation poisoning were in very However, Joseph Judge, a Na­ At the Navy Oceanographic Of­ serious condition and fighting for their lives after they A 175-pound Great Dane receives the much-needed lift TTie second, ppssed 57-41 earlier federal law enforcement officials said Friday. tional Geographic editor who led current at a particular point in the Friday, bars the Pentagon from Sessions is in good condition, "is now on a regular Atlantic might be three knots fice In Bay St. Louis, Miss., which handled a glowing substance they found in a junkyard, required by law at the Redondo Beach Pier recently as his his magazine’s effort to find Colum­ draws the charts, oceanographer spending money for nuclear wea­ diet” and “ he is scheduled lor discharge Saturday, westward. That’s the average officials said Friday. ^ u bus’ true landing place, defended Vance Sprague questioned Ri­ unidentified owner obeys the sign greeting riders to the pons that exceed the numerical said a statement issued by (Jeorge Washington s p e ^ of the current in the direction The cesium 187 has been encased in lead, which his calculations and said Samana chardson’s use of overage currents. someone broke open before the substance was passed escalator. limits in the unratifiedMSALT II University Medical Center, where Sessions was still looks like the right spot. that it usually travels. However, treaty. Reagan says he will no sometimes it Hows in other direc­ " I ’ m not sure I would agree, around Wednesday in the central BraziUan city of hospitalized early Thursday. "The short answer is that we took recognizing that Richardson is a longer follow that 1979 pact because - He is expected to be sworn in late next weex, tions and the average of all these Goiania, said Dr. Eloina de Castro, of a Goiania’s the matter up with the experts, and very big name in oceanography, he says the Soviets are violating its although no date has been announced. And after he speeds and directions might be one hospital for tropical diseases. The cesium had been they say Richardson is not really and rightly so,” said Sprague. "M y provisions. takes the oath of office. Sessions is not expected to start knot westward. removed from the Goiania institute of Radiotherapy, Helms to lead the fight correct,” Judge said. feeling ia that the prevailing In a statement released later in his new job right away. Doctors want him to rest Richardson says that, typically, which was tom down last year. ^Richardson and the National current makes a little more sense.” Onlookers found the light-emitUng cesium isotope Friday by the White House, the before handling a normal workload, said FBI ana Gebgraphlc team tried to retrace the prevailing current is three "beautiful” and "touched it and even rubbed it over president said he strongly opposes Justice Department officials. against airlines over ban “ specific provisions which under­ their bodies,” Ms. De Castro said. cut my efforts to negotiate equita­ ble and verifiable M iM ^ u c tio n s Defense;meetlng plan hits a snag Chinese kill Tibetan protesters WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. which has been battling President and undermine U.S. nanonal secur­ %ew8, Sport8. F88tur86 8nd Reagan over spending priorities, ity” and said “ any bUTOibt includes WASHINCrON — Defense Secretary Caspar W. CHENGDU. China — Chinese police shot and killed Jesse Helms said Friday that he and other opponents of legislation wiii send the White House a gigantic these provisions will.be vetoed.” Weinberger has hit a snagdn his efforts to arrange a up to six Tibetans when about 2,000 protesters spending bill covering most or all of consultative meeting with his Soviet counterpart. McDongld’k® tool demanding independence stoned and set afire a police forbidding smoking on most airline He criticized the Star Wars test government spending. That would restriction, which he'said “ legis­ Pentagon sources said Friday. . station in Lhasa. 'Hbet's capital, witnesses said flights might filibuster a bill financing the entire government if make it tougher for the president to lates unilateral U.S. adherence to liie sources, ranking officials who asked not to be Become a New Mancheater Herald Sub-1 Friday. veto measures he dislikes than the ‘narrow’ interpretation of the named, said Weinberger had recelv^ a written The official Xinhua News Agency said that in it contained the smoking ban. acriber (for a minimum of 13 weeka) and offering him the 13 annual appro­ ABM treaty, despite the fact that a response to an invitation to arranjffe such a •” ***“ ** ?'’ addition to the six dead, 19 policemen were seriously Helms’ threat came a day after the Senate Appropriations Commit­ priations bills individually. broader one is fully justified.” Wednesday. 'ITie response, however. was judged by the we’ll aend you a $5.00 book of Mo- hurt in the demonstration Thursday. It said some Advocates ofthesmoking restric­ defense secretary to be "unacceptable because the rioters snatched guns from policemen and shot at the tee approved the measure, giving As for the SALT II provision. Donald’a * Gift Certificatea to uae at any | tions hope that should they be Reagan said it “ would force the Soviets appear to be trying to limit the topics that could officers, who "strictly observed the orders of the strong momentum toward enact­ ment to a measure that even its included in an enormous govern­ U.S. to comply with certain provi­ be discussed, the sources said. ^ kMcDonald’a * location. Don’t waltl higher authorities not to open fire.” ment spending bill that reaches the Weinberger fired off a response to Soviet Defense Witnesses, however, said the protesters fled from supporters once considered a sions of the unratified and expired ^ n a te floor, opponents would be SALT II amendnfent, which was Minister Dmitri Yazov on Thur^^. police fire. By evening, they said, calm had been longshot. less likely to kill the cigarette negotiated by the last added, once again requesting that Yazov travel to restored but Tibetans were still milling around the “ It’s high noon,” Helms, R-N.C., told a reporter. “ It may come down prohibition by filibuster, or unlim­ administration.” Washington this month for discussions on a broad square. ited debate. It takes the votes of 60 Fill Out tho Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the It was the second protest reported this week in the to whether the zealots want to shut Final passage came after Demo­ agenda" of issues. of the 100 senators to stop a crats dropped their efforts toattach remote Himalayan region China annexed in 1950 and down the government.” Mancheater Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI.. Mancheater. Ct. 06040 filibuster. an amendment that would have was the largest known demonstration since 1959 when The provision would prohibit Israel marks Day of Atonement 5 required congressionl approval of an uprising failed and the Dalai Lama fled Tibet for smoking on U.S. airline flights 'We’d like to go through on as scheduled to last two hours or less, Reagan’s policy of reflagging 11 JERUSALEM — Life came to a standstill at sundoum India. fast a train as we can get,” which covers four-fifths of all Lautenberg said Friday. Kuwaiti tankers and using Navy Friday as millions of Israelis m ark ^ Yom K lPP^; ||j® "l w ln T t l^ o m e a New Mancheater Herald convoys to protect their trips Day of Atonement, by fasting and with prayers seeking routes. It was included in the $11.1 Sen. Wendell Ford, D-Ky., weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonalds* Gift Certificates. Moscow vrlll 1st dissident leave through the war-tom Persian Gulf. billion transportation appropria­ another foe of the smoking restric­ foiyiveness for their sins. nnhiic Democrats will push that effort in StreeU were deserted, stores WASHINGTON — Authorities in Moscow granted an tions bill passed by the appropria­ tions, conceded Friday that includ­ separate legislation. transportation halted and exit permit Friday to Ida Nudel, a Jewish dissident tions panel for the 1988 fiscal year, ing the language in a giant spending Name— Friday’s vote sends the bill to a broadcasts stopped os worshipers filled the country s whose stubborn public battle to emigrate cost her four which began Thursday. measure "makes it more difficult.” House-Senate conference commit­ Address. years in Siberia and made her a symbol of the struggle Helms and other tobacco-state But he said opponents would lawmakers had threatened to filib­ tee to resolve more than 400 * ° A s o n ^ r * ^ h holidays, s ^ r i t y for human rights in the Soviet Union. continue trying to kill the restric­ hiffh alert The army cloaed road* from ine Phone On the eve of Yom Klppur, the holiest of Jewish days, uster the spending bill should it differences betwMn it and the tions. adding, “ W e’re digging IsraeU-occupled West Bank and Gaxa Nudel, 56. perhaps the most prominent of Jews denied come to the floor. counterpart voted by the House last trenches.” Palestinians from traveling to Israel between 4 p.m. C r a m permission to leave the'Soviet Union, was told by a But Sen. Frank Lautenberg. May. government official that her application had been D-N.J., the smoking restriction's Helms declined to discuss what ITie bill’s final future is uncer­ Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday. tain. Besides promising a veto of Some secular IsraelU took advantage of approved. sponsor, and his supporteis now steps opponents would take toblock h ^ to avoid that scenario. the smoking ban. but he said, the Senate version, Reagan has also bly high temperatures in the ^ for a blt^ l e r i ^ or She passed the news to the United States in a call to stroll along the country’s Mediterranean beaches. the National Conference on Soviet Jewry ai^ the SUte It is increasingly likely that the “We’ve got Mme very capable threatened to veto the House Deparunent issued a confirmation. DemocraticHmntrolled Congress. people on our side.” measure V Business School Donations Top 10 largest donations to the business schools Thete’s’'hH«&ys^fi8k^'^ B u a ^ f f i s s at the following qnivefsities in millions ot dollars: H a rva n i with all mutual funds

MARKET REPORT Unwe»sily of Richmond. Va. Jobless QUESTION: P&W realigns Activity over tho pa st^ trading days I put 310,000 into Cornea University a "government rate falls securities" mut­ ual fund and Investors’ engine division Unrvetsiiy of Minnesota ill 910.000 into a Guide below 6% “GNMA" mut­ University of California. Los Angeles ual fund last De­ Vk , 1 William A. Doyle WASHINGTON (AP) - Factory cember. The fl- into 4 groups n a n c i a 1 employment rebounded sharply UnivefSily of Rochester ‘ 1a planning consul­ ■ last month, the government said Friday, dropping Joblessness below tant who recom­ EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Pratt k Whitney 6 percent for the first time in nearly Wichita State University mended these Aircraft Group realigned its engine business into four eight years and signaling renewed The Harvard Busi­ funds and sold them to me assured on the bonds each year on my me they were very safe invest­ federal income tax returns. The groups Friday, three days after the president of its vigor in the industrial heartland. ness School tops OiAe Untversky commercial p iq u ets division resigned. ill The civilian unemployment rate ments. I’m not adept at figuring bonds are not mentioned in my will. The continued shakeup comes as the giant Jet engine 2.550- fell to 5.9 percent in September as the list of the top investment values, so I Just filed the It is my understanding that, after manufacturer struggles to regain ground lost to rival m anufacturers added 55,000 10 largest dona­ Norttmestem University^ statements the fund sends me. my death, my son can hold the General Electric Co. workers to their payrolls, account­ My nephew, who is very good at bonds and cash them whenever he tions to business chooses. When he redeems the All division heads will report to Arthur E. Wegner, P’' ing for 40 percent of a rather feeble University of nnsburgh this sort of thing, visited recently. schools at U.S. When I m ention^ my mutual funds bonds, he will pay income tax on all Pratt k Whitney president and a United Technologies OOW JONi S AVI RAGI monthly Job growth, the Labor I $10 Corp. senior vice president. Pratt k Whitney is a Department said. universities. and showed him my statements, he the interest that has accumulated. O ctober ?. 198/ Is this so? subsidiary of Hartford-based UTC. 2,450- Cracking the 6 percent barrier — A P graphic sat down with me and did some "To succeed in today’s highly competitive market­ the last time the Jobless rate was 5.9 calculating. ANSWER: It is, unless whoever place, we must strengthen our ability to serve the percent was in November 1979 — What a shock I got. My nephew files your final income tax return customer and at the same time reduce costs," Wegner bad not been unanticipated^^ The showed me that my investments reports all the interest that accrued said. 2,400- CLOSE 2.640.99 labor market had flirted with the have shrunk. The share values have on those Savings Bonds up to the "By consolidating those functions which can operate rcHANtse 6 p W notion for two months, falling to 6 Kodak-Rochester affiliation fallen — the government securities date of your death and pays tax on more efficiently in serving both business and percent in July and holding there in fund by about 8 percent and the that interest. If that’s done, your reaiigning those which are unique to one or the other, MTWTF MTWTF (DTWTI« MTWT9 MTWTF MTWTF August. GNMA fund by more than 7 son will have to pay income tax only we wiii be a more effective and efficient company," he 2* 31___ ...7..... _____ 22_____ Economists said the September percent. on the interest that accumulates on said. employment numbers, particularly sparks an academic uproar How can this happen, with those bonds after your death. supposedly “safe" mutual fdnds? Pratt k Whitney, which previousiy operated through A P graphic in manufacturing, were the strong­ The tax liability on a deceased five divisions, said the new divisions are commercial, est evidence yet that an agreement ANSWER: Your letter is typical person’s Savings Bond intereat Bv Rick Gladstone Some educators were astonished that Kodak seldom is handled as described in government, operations, and Pratt k Whitney Canada. among the world’s top finance feared its corporate secrets could be leaked of many that have come to this The previous divisions were commercial, govern­ m inisters'w o years ago to push The Associated Press column recently. Along with lots of the preceding paragraph. Almoet from a school. Most major companies have always, the surviving beneficiary ment, manufacturing, engineering and the Canadian Wall Street optimists down the dollar against other strict employee guidelines about what they other people, you are learning that unit. Manufacturing is now under operations, while currencies is finally benefiting NEW YORK — When the University of there is risk in virtually all mutual or co-owner eventually pay federal Rochester business school abruptly rescinded can talk about in a classroom setting. income tax on the entire accumu­ engineering was diWded among commercial, govern­ American workers. ”I can’t understand how Rochester could funds. ment and operations units, said Pratt li Whitney "These are some of the best the fall admission of a Fuji Photo Film Co. The exceptions are money lated Savings Bonef interst. ' look to earnings report employee, some critics blamed the heavy have information that was so proprietary,” And. while living, precious few spokesman Mward R. Cowles. employment numbers we’ve seen said Preston Townley, dean of the University market mutual funds, which hold Cowles said the resignation earlier this week and the and are a reflection of manufactur­ hand of rival Eastman Kodak Co. short-term debt securities as in­ people report and pay income tax As one of Rochester’s biggest benefactors, of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Manage- _ realignment were "interrelated." He said he didn't By Chet Currier If they are going to provide stocks ing’s comeback,” said Jerry Jasi- vestment and use accounting me­ on E and/or EE bond Interest as It Kodak admitted it had expressed concern to ment.” I don’t think a school should get Into a ' accrues each year. know if the resignation caused the realignment, or if The Associated Press with a new lift, most observers nowski, chief economist for the position where it has such confidential thods keeping their share values the realignment prompted the resignation. National Association of the William E. Simon Graduate School of constant — usually at 91. agree, the figures probably must Business Administration that Tsuneo Sakai’s information that it must screen studenU.” On IHiesday, Lawrence W. Clarkson, 49, submitted NEW YORK — Many of Wall meet or exceed the high expecta­ Manufacturers. Elizabeth Bailey, dean of the Graduate The share values of all other his resignation, citing personai reasons. Pratt k tions Ms. Brown cites. The market "Firms that had cuttheir capac­ presence might compromise Kodak secrets. mutual funds rise or fall in line with Street’s optimists are looking, The incident, which became a major School of Industrial Administration at Whitney officials declined to elaborate. ahead eagerly to the third-quarter has lately shown a strong intoler­ ity and their employment back by Camegle-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, the market values of the securities George D. Shapiro, an anaiyst for the Salomon 25 to 30 percent in many cases are embarrassment for both the university and the funds hold In their investment corporate earnings reports due out ance for disappointments on that Kodak, sparked an uproar in academic circles said she saw a disturbing element of Brothers investment firm in New York, said over the ndxt several weeks. score. hiring people because they are anti-Japanese protectionism in Kodak’s reac­ portfolios. JOHNNIE’S Clarkson’s resignation "reflected some dissatisfaction For example. Gap Inc. fell from experiencing Capacity restraints in while raising fresh questions about the strings A government securities mutual With a few notable exceptions, attached to corporate gilts to business tion to the Fuji student. with the performance of the commercial engine the profit figures are expected to its recent high of TP/t into the 30s certain industries and because of "It kind ol blew my mind,” she said. "It fund Invests in U.S. Treasury business over the last few years.” schools. bonds, notes and bills, as well as BRASS KEY show healthy gains over the com­ when the company said its third- some trade improvements,” Jasi- “This was the sort of thing that rekindled sounded like Kodak reacted extremely "They’ve lost sizeable markey share to GE and parable period last year, continu­ quarter earnings would fall short of nowski said. strongly. If the kid was from Polaroid, do you securities issued-by federal agen­ things have Im n kind of status quo for Pratt," Shapiro ing a trend that began to show up advance estimates. In a similar Likewise, the ReagaU'adminis­ conversafJpnF ^ffd fanned them up again,” cies. A GNMA mutual fund invests said Rayipii^ E. Miles, dean of the graduate think they would have reacted that way? I in Government National Mortgage said. early in 1987. situation. Telex Corp. tumbled tration rejoiced at Friday’s report. business/sqhool at the University of Califor­ wouldn’t believe It.” Between 1993and 19M, Pratt ft Whitney’s share of the The hope is that these figures will from a little over 100 into the "The improvementa show that Association mortgage-backed se­ will now be commercial engine market fell about about 35 percent fortify the bull inarket, suggesting mid-408 before rallying a bit. the expansion continueil as we enter nia, Berkeley. Others discounted the anti-Japanese theory curities — "Ginnie Maes," for from about 77 percent, according to industry anaiysts. Miles noted that while corporate grants and said the incident misrepresented a close short. to investors that there is a solid Still, many Wall Streeters argue the 59th straight month of economic have become crucial to replacing lost open on The drop was attributed to increasing sales of Boeing basis for the high levels of stock that the overall outlook for earnings growth, a peacetime record,” said rdationship between business schools and There Is absolutely no doubt that 737-300 pianes, which carry only engines built by CFM government support to higher education, Companies. Treasury, federal agency and Gin­ prices. is bright not only for the quarter White House spokesman Marlin schools must be capable of telling major vs International. CFM is a partnership of Fairfieid based Upbeat news on earnings also that ended Wednesday, but on into Fitzwater. “I think it was an aberration," said Donald nie Mae securities will'pay interest GE and French manufacturer Societe Nationale donors that ‘ ‘we need your money, but for your when due and be redeem ^ at face SUNDAYS might help get investors’ minds off 1988, even with the recent rise in The steel and machinery indus­ sake and ours, you n e ^ to give it and we need Jacobs, dean of Northwestern University’s d’Etude et de Construction de Moteurs d’Aviation. rising interest rates, the trade interest rates. tries led the factory employment J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Manage­ value when they mature. Some anaiysts say Pratt ft Whitney is poised to That prospect helped set the tone growth last month, but, except for to take it under conditions that serve However, when Interest rates deficit and other worries that everybody best.” ment. which has a large group of Japanew regain some of its lost share with its new PW2000 and helped deal the market a setback of for a strong advance in the stock autos, the gains were widespread students sent by thelrcompanies. "I would ndt increase, the market values of PW4000 line of engines. Although the decision at the Rochester those securities decline and so the about 8 percent from late August market in the past week. The Dow among all manufacturers, the school was reversed, Sakai decided not to want to castigate or call into question the '- ^ '’^"Thlngs have been looking better for them inyie past through late September. Jones average of 30 industrials Bureau of Labor Statistics said. fruitfulness of the relationship of business the share values of mutual funds few months,” said Mark A. Bobbi, an analyst with re-enroll there. holding those securities. Of course, "The outlook for third-quarter climbed 70.82 points to 2,640.99. Since April, the U.S. economy has Colby Chandler, Kodak chairman and chief schools and business.” forecast Associates in Newtown. profit growth in many Industries is The New York Stock Exchange restored 165,000 of the nearly 2 when Interest rates drop, Just the The commercial products division sells Jet engines executive, has said that the company Nevertheless, some educators said their opposite happens. promising,” declare analysts at composite index rose 5.29 to 183.43; million factory Jobs that disap­ informed the school of its concern about the throughout the world and employs 3,000 workers, Salomon Brothers Inc. the American Stock Exchange peared in the 1981-82 recession, efforts to raise money from corporate donors llie same thing applies to corpo­ Fuji student but did not request his removal. easily could lead to cases in which a company rate and municipal bonds and mostly in Connecticut. It generates more than 92 billion The firm reckons that sharp market value index climbed 4.87 to raising manufacturing employ­ But Chandler also said that ” we were not in annual revenue for Pratt ft Whitney, about half the gains are in prospect for such 359.37; and the NASDAQ composite ment to 19,182,000 in September, the might subtly threaten to withhold or reduce a mutual funds holding such bonds. sufficiently sensitive to the possible interpre­ gift as a pressure tactic. Interest rates have moved higher Serving company’s overall sales. diverse industries as energy, capi­ index for the over-the-counter bigest it has bMn since August 1985. tations of our actions.” n The company said the commerical unit will be tal equipment, semiconductors, market increased 9.t3 to 451.61. The September Job gains showed since you made your investments. More than other academic institutions, As a result, the values of your Breakfast 5 headed by Selwyn D. Berson and will remain based in paper and retailing. Volume on the Big Board aver­ up most in the Rust Belt, with business schools are inextricably bound to the East Hartford. "The Street expects total profits aged 185.39 million shares a day, unemployment falling from 8.8 shares have dropped. This financial corporate world. Companies recruit young C L A P Mils Shelton Canal fact of life has Im n stressed in this The government business unit will be headed by to be up almost 33 percent over last against 179.99 million the week percent in August to 7.8 percent last executives from business school. They also only from William C. Mlssimer Jr. and is based in West Palm year’s third calendar quarter," before. month in Michigan, declining from SHELTON (AP) — The Connecticut Light column, as has the warning about send employees back to school, both to learn and Power Co. has sold the Shelton Canal Co. mutual fund risk. But I guess it has Beach, Fla. said Melissa Brown, analyst at Ms. Brown at Prudential-Bache 7 percent to 6.4 percent in Illinois and teach subjects ranging from accounting 7 am -1 pm The operations unit, also located in East Hartford, PiWenUal-Bache Securities, in a cites four forces contributing to the, and dropping from 7 percent to 5.5 to the Bridgeport-based McCallum Enter­ to be repeated — often. fundamentals to advanced inventory control. prises Ltd.. Connecticut Light and Power The percentage d^lines in share will be headed by James G. O’Connor. All three unit report issued this past week. bright prospects for the thir^ ^ percent in Ohio. Kodak’s ties to Rochester are among the directors hold titles as vice presidenu. "Earnings growth looks very quarter. ' The manufacturing rebound also announced Friday. value of your two mutual funds is MhnVs Bfin Koy closest of any company to a university. Kodak The sale includes transfer of all Shelton not unusual. Some government L. David Caplan is president and chief executive good this calendar quarter, but First of ail, she says, "business is reshaping the relative status of has donated $3.5 million to the school over 10 officer of the Canadian unit, located in Montreal. because expectations are already has been good, in fact better than men and women in the Job market. Canal’s assets, including the century-old securities and GNMA mutual funds 829 Maiw St years to develop entrepreneurial programs Derby Dam and adjacent property on both have fared worse. Irwin Mendelson, who headed the engineering unit, high, I don’t anticipate the aggre­ expected earlier in the year. The massive layoffs in the early and spends about $500,000 a year in tuiUon Manchastar was named a senior vice president in charge of gate to offer substantial surprises. 1980s among pr^ominately male sides of the Housatonic River, the utility said. QUESTION: My Series E and Another plus; Under the nation’s alone for its employees. About 200 employees McCallum will now begin construction of a EE, U.S. Savings Bonds are in my advanced engineering. The unit will develop products It is more likely that we will see new tax system, profits in some factory workers sent the unemploy­ currenUy attend. In addiUon. the university s 643-8609 for commerical and military use and answers to many slightly positive surprises, as ment rate among men ahead of e.l60-kilowan hydroelectric g e n ^ in g sta­ name. P.O.D. to my son. I have not industries will benefit from lower property was donated by Kodak founder tion at the Derby Dam site, the ujflity said. reported the interest that builds up O'Connor, Cowles said. we did last quarter." tax rates. women for the first time. George Eastman. i ' n - ’ i ’ f ■ . I I. •; , . 4 t »-« » r - 5 ? Borins antitrust views couid raise prices WASHINGTON - electronic equipment and $41.87 on A June 22 memorandum reviewed Most of the senators toys by shopping in discount stores. by our reporter Jennifer Smith listed who grilled Judge Ro­ Bork’s beHef in the benign effect of the workers’ concerns that 1) the bert Bork at the Judi­ vertical price fixing appears to be ceilings in some areas of the new ciary Conunittee hear­ Jack shared by the Justice Dei^rtment. In offices have been coated with "friable ings tried to nail down a letter to Metsenbaum’s antitrust asbestos”; 2) asbestos fibers may be Potomac Potpourri the Supreme Court no- subcommittee, the department threa­ released into the air Uirough “deterio­ nninee’s views on civil Anderson tened to ask President Reagan to veto ration and physical disturbances” rights and individual the senator’s bill If it passes Congress. like some already observed; and 3) Alphabet soup liberties. Sen. Howard there is documented evidence that Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, ’The threat was delivered by the new even very low exposures to asbestos So you Juat got a letter from the IRS announcing also concentrated on an head of the antitrust division, Charles fibers can be a health hazard. that the donaUona you made to the FNMA, CFA, issue that concerns ev­ F. Rule. Like Bork, he is a graduate of Asbestos is a proven carcinogen but FAO and OJJDP, and claimed aa tax-deductible ery American, the majority as well as cal price fixing were put forth in his the University of Chicago and the is used in concrete ceilings for added charitable contributiona on your lateat 1040, are minorities and women: Bork’s dis­ 1978 book. "The Antitrust Paradox.” school of thought that believes the strength. When fibers break loose and under inveatlgation? content with the antitrust laws. In which he wrote: “It should be government should use the antitrust are inhaled, they remain in the lungs And you don’t even remember what those At least before the hearings, Bork completely lawful for a manufacturer laws only to enhance “corporate and can eventually cause cancer. alphabi^-aoup organlzationa are any more, or why had opposed government interference to fix retail prices.” efficiency.” In other words, consu­ with business. He championed the Bork explained the theoretical mers will be assured of fair prices if Sheldon Rabinovltz, manager of you wrote checka to them? underpinning of his view to Metzen­ Well, have no fear. Juat conault your handy U.S. right of manufacturers to dictate the only Big Business is left to operate health and safety in EPA’s office of retail prices of their product. For 75 baum this way: unfettei^ by the government. administration, said the employees Government Manual. years the courts have held that this Price fixing among competing were Justified in being concerned There la a aix-page, two-columna-per-page. practice, called “vertical price fix­ manufacturers will always be wrong. ’Dw Reagan Justice Department when asked to move into an asbestos Hating in the back of the book «1iich givea every ing,” violates the antitrust laws. But if on Individual manufacturer has repeat^ly tried to persuade the area, but he said inspections of the commonly uaed abbreviation and acronym in the During the hearings, Bork backed were permitted to dictate that all courts not to take action against ceilings indicated that they met EPA federal government hierarchy. away somewhat from this essentially retailers handling its products charge manufacturers who try to fix retail safety standards, so there is no reason If, for example, you find the FNMA, Federal 19th-century version of laissez-faire the same price, retailers could still prices. In 1984, Congress finally to worry. National Mortgage Aaaoclation, or the CFA, economics. His theories in support of compete — in the services they ordered the departments to stop Commlaaion of Fine Arta, or the FAO, Food and vertical price fixing, he told Metzen­ ■ provide to their customers. trying to reverse the longstanding ban As for “observed visible signs of Agriculture Organization, Hated in the book, it may baum, may well be proved wrong by But, asked Metzenbaum, what on vertical price fixing. deterioration ... such os water and either help with your defenae or mean you better changing economic conditions. kinds of services could be provided to, physical damage" noted In me get out your checkbook and atart writing to the IRS. Bork may have known that Metzen­ say, the buyers of children’s clothing memorandum, Rabinovltz said In- or toys? Eork conceded that there spection revealed no separation of For Juat |20, the official federal handbook Juat baum held hearings earlier in the Dangerous environment asbestos from the concrete, while might come in handy. summer on vertical price fixing. An W 6 F6 f6 W. Two divisions of the Environmental investigation by the senator’s staff Metzenbaum believes it’s the no­ nicks in the ceilings have been coated discount prices of everyday items that Protection Agency hove expressed or sealed by an asbestos contractor. More manual uses concluded that a world in which reluctance to move into offices with manufacturers were allowed to set would hit consumers the hardest if Rabinovltz said the ceilings will be vertical price fixing were allowed. His concrete ceilings that contain asbes­ If you haven’t been able to Juatify apending $20 the retail prices of their goods — tos. But EPA safety officials say the inspect^ every three months to make for your own copy of the handbook, conaider a few effectively shutting down discount staff conducted a study in four Ohio sure they are safe. He said a cities, and determined that, on ceilings conform to the agency’s more of ita uaes. stores — would be a more expensive regulations. Some of the employees maintenance plan has been devised place to live. ’The senator has average, discount store customers that will include a computer analysis Bealdea the names, addresses and telephone paid between 18 and 30 percent less for have already moved into the new numbers of every federal agency, office, and introduced legislation that would offices, in Waterside Mall in southw­ of any work order for the offices to specifically prohibit such price fixing, their purchases. determine its safety, and will assure commission imaginable, the nnanual also contains The staff study estimated that in a est Washington, D.C., and others are a H s^g of every “federal executive agency Score one for the good guys thus removing the issue from court scheduled to move in the next few that no construction is done without interpretation. year, the average American family adequate safety measures. terminaU^, transferred or changed in name.’’ can save $435.31 on clothes. $57.83 on weeks. ’TOe manual can tell you, for example, Aat the Bork’s pre-hearing views on verti- Bv William A. Rusher have always been assured that couple of weeks ago U.S. agents, Commissionon Federal Paperwork, which was the matter was very definitely apparently posing as drug established 1 ^ . 27,1974, was later terminated in Attorney General Edwin Meese being pursued, though it was, of smugglers and wiUing women, January 1978. And that the National Screw ’Thread and a lot of anonymous American course, a lengthy, complicated lured him aboard a yacht in SATs are b-a-d for education Commission, established in 1918, was terminated in agents in the eastern Mediterra­ and stealthy business. international waters somewhere 1933. in the eastern Mediterranean. nean deserve a 21-gun salute for Now it begins to appear, not SAT scores by six points over a tional fraud. All over- America, their recent capture of a Leba­ There he was promptly arrested By Chuck Stone women graduate from high school only that it was being pursued, and quickly transferred to the two-year period, while all other New military school nese hijacker, who will now stand but that we are getting some­ students marked time. But the with higher grade-point averages trial in the United States. carrier Saratoga, whence he was The release of the latest national than males. Yet, they score lower on Not only does the federal government operate the where. Early this year American flown direct to this country, thus SAT scores sent me back to Johnny headlines ignored the bad news. intelHgence agents discovered Blacks still score 208 points below the SATs. U.S. MilMSary Acadenny at Weat Point and the U.S. Every time an airliner is avoiding any legal coitipHcations Mercer and the ’Titanic. And if that Compounding this psychometric Naval Academy at Annaj^Hs, Md., but it also runs hijacked by the usual suspects, or that Mohammed AH Hamadei, of the, German variety. He will exercise in mnemonic confusion whites on the combined math and an American is kidnapp^ in the one of Uie hijackers who seized stand trial — and serve time — doesn’t pique your interest. I’ll verbal portions of the SATs. That’s 178 rip-off, both the College Board and the various Department of D

o.m.; ceftoe fellowship, 11 a.m .; tody Soufh UniMd MoNtofM ehurdi, 12M Editor’s note; This column is sure must take a high priority for AassnMss of'Qod Chapel open afternoons; public healing Main St., Monchesty.. Or. Manchester. ResidenU should be Trinity Covenant Church prepared by the staff of the South Unllod MoliKKiItt Church service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. good, Itov. aware of the danger and know how Cotvorv Ctairm (Awemblles of Oed), evening. prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Lawrence.S. Staples, pastors. Sdte- Manchester Area Conference of 400 ■udetand M od, Seutti wm dM r. The following events are scheduled at Trinity M A C C N ew s to prevent transmission. AIDS Tlwfle are theeventa acbeduled this week at South (44549KI) dule: 9 and W:45 a.m., worship servira: Oiurches. nsv. KsnnontL.Oustafsen, paster. 9:30 St. MfsrY*s Episcepsi Churdi. Pork 9 a.m., church school. Nurserv tor Covenant Church for the coming week: United Hethodiflt Church: a.m., Swndov school; 10:50 o.m., wor­ Awareness Week will highlight and Churdi streets, Manchester. An­ preschoolers. (4474141) Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m.. morning worship services: on-going educational and preven­ Sunday— t a.m ., church achool and nuraery through ship, child cere and nursorv: 4:30 p.m., drew D. Smith, r e ^ r ; Anne J . Wdder, Bv Nanev Carr aeniorhigh; f and 10:45a.m.,holycommunionwithDr. evenlne service of praise and B it' assistant rector. Worship :7:30a.m. and 10 a.m., coffee and fellowship; 4:30 p.m., inquirer’s subsequently adopted internal poli­ tion efforts In the community. proochTne. (444-1103) Conference Director Shephard S. Johnaon preaching; 4 p.m., Down Untter 9:30 a.m .;'church school, 9:30 a.m.; M onnon class; 7 p.m., family service. cies and practices re MACC provi­ At the same time, the victims and baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy o f Monday — 7 p.m., Covenant women’s workshop. with our Ambaaaadora; 0:M p.m., Chiiatlan Youth eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. The Church of Jeeus C h m t L rte r- Because the churches which sion of services to those with ARC their families will need the re­ BapMsI duv Sulnls, 30 W o o c ^ St., Monchej- Tuesday — 6 am ., men’s prayer breakfast at sponse of a caring community. Fellowahlp. (4494503) ter. Robert 8. Gardner, blshM, 9:30 formed MACC committed them­ and AIDS and encouraged and LaStrada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper. Medical and social support agen­ Monday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonirmoua; 7:50 CeswnesHv Beptlst Cherdi, sss E. a.m., socroment meetine; 10:50 a.m., selves on an ongoing basis to supported an AIDS policy adopted Center St., Mopchester. Rev. James I. Sunday school aidprim aryi lljjOe.m ., Wednesday — 6:30 a m., women’s prayer breakfast cies will face Increase demands p.m., administrative board. Goapal exploring of the unmet needs of by the Manchester l^ard of Educa­ Meek, mlnMor. 10:30 a.m., worship priesthood and relief society. (443-4003 at LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., choir practice; 7p.m., for service. Unwarranted fears and l^ esd ay —. lO’a.m., Women In the Vineyards Study service; 9:15 a.m„ churdi sdiool. their brothers and sisters in this tion. As the nature of the AIDS Church efthe Living Oed, on evangel­ or 071-1140) men’s seminar, stigma should be addressed while Group; 7 p.m., B-1444j - p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 calls, letters, and agency referrals A MAJOR community-wide edu­ church library; 7 p.m., fair committee. Christian. Sdenee Reodlno Room, a m . service meetino; Wedensday 7:15 davschool; 1la.m.,nMrnliraworshlp;4 nursery care during services; 5:30 p.m., In-Sei^ice are important vehicles for keeping to share this research with the 454A Centor St., Manchester. (449-0983). p.m., evenino worship; 7:30 p m . Wed­ Manchester Board of Directors and cation and awareness effort p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Academy course: 7 p.m., worship hour with Dr. Srott the conference aware of your day, 9:30 a jn ., pubUc talk; 10:30 a.m., nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m. Thursday, request a resolution establishing a chaired by Barbara Baker and ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, nwn's preaching; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Children of Alcoholics concerns and unmet needs. Concordia Lutheran Church Wotchtower study. (444-1490) Manchester AIDS Awareness focused on AIDS prevention is Church of Christ ' prayer; 7 p.m. Friday, youth service. meeting. scheduled for the last week in The following events are scheduled for next week at Church of Chrtst, Lydoll and Vernon Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous meeting. UPDATING the chaplaincy his­ Week. Oct. 25 through 31. Jewish — Conseivative October. You’ll be hearing much Concortla Lutheran Church: streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, ’Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A. meeting; 6:30 p.m., church tory of last week, the MACC minister. Sunday servicos: 9a.m., Bible THE REPORT to the board more in the next few weeks. Sunday— 8a.m., holy communion; 9:15a.m., church to Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Presbyterian visitation. „ . Department of Pastoral Care con­ classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 p.m-, (e, Manchester. Richard J. included the followlnginformation; Internally, the conference is devel­ school, aduH education, pastor’s information class; worship, vrednesdev, 7 p.m., Bible S Coventry Presbyterian Church, Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A. meeting: 6 p.m., Sunday tinues to be able to provide a Plovbi, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; “ Manchester is not Isolated or oping a pastoral statement on AIDS 10:50 a.m., holy communion, nursery care all hours; study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emorltus. Servi­ Route 44 and Trevrbridge Road, Coven­ School teachers’ meeting and Sunday School outreach minimal support role both the ces. (444-39n) try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, protect^ from this disease. Town which is presently under review by 2; 50 p.m., Concordia choir; 8 p.m., youth group. ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, and leaders’ meeting and graded choirs rehearsals; 7 p.m., hospital chaplaincy and some ser­ • 9:45 d jn . Saturday. Call synagogue for 9:30 o.m., srorshlp; 10:45 o.m., Sunday residents and their families will all member churches. Monday — 10 a.m. and7p.m.. Friendly Visitors; 7:50 PrMav service time. (443-9543) school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ mission activities for children and youth and Bible vice to patients at the Meadows. ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer increasingly face the suffering p.m., Ouristian education committee; agoraphobia Congrsgatlonal study-prayer meeting for adults; 8 p.m.. adult choir ’Thanks to Roman Catholic priests meetino. (7^7232) which follows diagnosis or the high support group. BeWsp Ceugresgttspst Churdi, 338 Preshytertnn Churdi el Manchester, rtihcBrosl in Manchester, who volunteer their Bolton center Rood, at the Green, Jewish — Reform potential of developing AIDS for Tuesday — 8 p.m., ecumenical choir school; 8:50 43 Sprues St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. A.C.O.A. meeting; 8 p.m., services to provide emergency Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, minis­ Temple Belh Hlllel, W01 Fester St. chard Gray, pastor. W:30a.m., worship persons already exposed to the p.m., catechetics classes; 8 p.m., Bible class. O.A. meeting. coverage on the days off of hospital ter. 10 a.m., worship servico, nursery, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- service, nurserv, 9:15 o.m., Sunday virus. Based upon notional projec­ Wednesday — 9 a.m., ecumenical choir school; 8:50 church school; 11 a.m., tollewsMp; tlnover, rohbl. Services, 0:15 p.m. each school; 7 p.m., Intormal srorshlp. Friday — 1 p.m.. O.A. meeting. chaplain Father Rush. This emer­ 11:15 a.m., torum program. (449-7077 tions and current data, Manchester THE p.m., catechetics classes; 8 p.m., Bible class. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. (4434904) gency coverage schedule is made aftlce, 4474078 parsonage) ^ _ . . second Friday of each month. (4444444) residents may experience the fol­ Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day, 10:50 a.m., Cepter Ceusrsggtteusl Churm,, 11 up and mailed out by DPC chairwo­ lowing; In 1987 diagnosed AIDS BIBLE agoraphobia support group; 1:50 p.m., AARP; 7:50 Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. man Barbara Baker, parish worker Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. cases to date (9), estimated resi­ Lutheran Roman Catholic Rabbis seek food for the needy at Concordia Lutheran, in one of p.m., Concordia choir. Wood, Interim ossodote pastor; R ev.- dents with AIDS Related Complex SPEAKS Tlnirsday — 9 a.m.. Bible class; 11 a.m., Robert J. Bills, minister of vlsltotlon; Concordia Lutheran Chursh (LCA), those delightful little signs of Church of the Assumptlen, Adams LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rabbis of more than 1,000 (75), estimated residents exposed by administrative staff; 8:50 p.m., ecumenical choir Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. “ ecumenism In practice” that give ffuggiw Bruwur KIm-Eric Wllllanw, pastor: Rev. Ar­ congregations are asking Jews to donate the amount to the virus (375-750). By 1991 tus; worship •Sfv<«»<8«"8® u n ­ Rev. Edward S. Pepin, postor; Rev. witness to the essential unity of the school; 7:50 p.m., nursery parents. church school, W a.m . (^-**41) ^ . nold T . Wongerln, assistant paster. Joseph Parel. Saturday moss at 5 p.m.; they save by fasting on Yom Kippur on Saturday for estimated residents with diagnosed Ptrst CspgrspgWsssl Churdi of An­ Schedule; 0 a.m., holy communion, Cliristian church. Friday — 7 p.m., A A Group. Sundoy masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., f(>od to the needy. AIDS (58), by 1997 an estimated dover. Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard nurserv core: 9:15 o.m., church school, 10:30 a.m. and noon. (443-3l9n In addition to maintaining emer­ Selp, Interim paster. Schedule: 11 a m ., Christian growth hour, nurserv core; The extent of participation in the drive was reported 150-375 will have developed full Why do I belluvs God exists? St. BartheMmew’s Church, 741 E. gency coverage at the hospital four EmanufI LuUMran Church worship; 9:30 a.m., churdi school. 10:30 a.m. holy communion, nurserv Middle TUmpIke, Manchester. Rev. by Mazon, which is Hebrew for hunger and a Jewish blown AIDS.” The report did not Thera ere numerous reasons, Nurserv core Provided. ( 7 « h ^ ^ core. (44P5311) _ Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Soturdov 'Organization that raises funds for Jewish and hours a week, sacramental pres­ not the least of which Is the fact Emunuif Lutheran Church, 40 Church moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8 ;n , Identify estimated numbers with Hie following events are scheduled the coming week e s ^ , 1171 Main » . , Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ non-Jewish agencies feeding poor people. ence is still provided for the Roman of the cosmos. The existence of 10 and 11:30 a.m. ARC or those who will be Infected a contingent (not self-existent) at Em anud Lutteran Church: Bruce Johnson, postor. 11 o .m ^ w w - son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Andersen, St. Brtdget Churdi, 70 Main St., Besides the appeal on Yom Kippur, the Day of Catholic population in the 518-bed shlp; 9:30 o.m., church school In Church pastor emeritus. Schedule; 0:30 a.m., Meadows through the DPC ond (AIDS carriers). being requires a necessary Sunday — 8:50 a.m.. holy communion; 9:45 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Atonement, Mazon urges Jewish families celebrating ’“These projections assume that Lane House. Nurserv care provided. worship with holy communion on first, Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors, support from the Catholic parishes. (self-existent)' being. church school; 10 a.m., new member class and adult (7434417) third and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., x j ^ r d o v most at 5 p.m .; Sunday weddings or other special occasions to contribute 3 Manchester and Connecticut will forum; 11 a.m., worship, children’s chapel, nursery; 2 ______, ______Church, 305 Sunday church school: 11 a.m., worship masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. percent of the costs to the fight against hunger. When reviewing the work of the Clearly the univarse Is tempo­ N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holy communion on the second and Department of Pastoral Care, list follow the national average expe­ ral. Nothing we experience can p.m., youth; 5 to 5 p.m., congregational open house; 4 and noon. (443-2403) rience. Data to date are consistent Joseph Milton, P « » o r ^ » wpsfil*! fourth Sundays. (443-1193) St. James Churdi, 094 Main St., the Samaritan Shelter and She­ explain Its own existence. The p.m., Emanuel citolr, Lebanon. service. Nursery tor chlldren^(44Meto Lsrtvlon Lutheran Church ef Man­ with that assumption. Projections Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, pherd’s Place soup kitchen in the law of Entropy exciludes the no­ Monday — 8:50 p.m.^ youth ministry; 8:45 p.m.. second CsnnrMnWsnnl C h u ^ of chester, 31 Garden St., Manchester. Rev. Prank Carter, Rev. John Gwosdx, are likely to change as more is Cevephry, 1744 Boeton Turnpike, Co u n ­ (443-3051) _ _ More organizations accountable success column. Out of this group tion of the eternity of matter. Scouts; 7 p.m., church council. Msgr. Ederord J. Reardon. Saturday learned about AIDS. However, try. Rev. OavM Jarvis, mlnisler. Regu­ Prtnee et Pence Lutheran Church, mosses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday came the initial studies that began Hence a first or necessary Tuesday — 10 to noon, coffee, crafts and challenge; 1 lar schedule; 10 a.m., srorshlp: 9 a.m., Route 31 ond North River Rood, masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m., noon, ond5 WASHINGTON (AP) — Worried by indications of Manchester will clearly be strongly cause, an Eternal Something, Is a.m.,Beethoven; 4p.m., staff; 8:50p.m.,ECWdlnper. piol-A-Rlds to church: 0:45^ am ^ Coventry. William Douttmmlte, pastor. p.m. (4454139) rising tfstrust in fund appeals by sef-Northfield. ’Tunila, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Baptist Polish National Catholic ’The Rev. John White officiated at tne with Rose, 1:30 p.m.; setback, 12:30 p.m. Maurice Church, Bolton. and lunch (turkey or baked scrod). Fliers are ’The bride-elect is a graduate of Church. nuptial mass. The bride was given in Rockville. Anthony ’Tunila of Hartford. ’The Rev. Bill OlesikandtheRev. Paul available. Transportation: ’To and from the senior The Rev. Stanley Loncola offlciated at marriage by her parents. ’The Rev. Stephen Suprenant offi­ Manchester High School and is The bride-elect is a sales consul­ Henry officiated. ’The bride was given in Oct. 19 — Flu shots from 9 a.m. to noon. center, call for ride at least 24 hours in the double-ring ceremony. The bride Carole Kerkin, sister of the birde, was ciated. ’The bride was given in marriage employed by ’The Hartford «Insu- tant at Phoenix Mutual Life Insu­ marriage by her brother, Michael H.S. Cost: $3. advance. was given in marriage by her father. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were by her father. Pamela Kowar was maid rance Co. rance Co., Hartford. Ryba. Lynn Chemerka was maid of Oct. 29 — Governor’s Day of Elderly Blood pressure clinics: Wednesday. Oct. 14, Susan Koski, sister of the bride, was Christine White, Denise Abrams,. of honor. Bridesmaids wee Lynda Green ’The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a honor. Bridesmaids were Cheryl Ander­ Services at the New Haven Coliseum. A-K.9to 11a.m.; Wednesday, Oct. 28. L-Z, 9to the matron of honor. Brian Goss was Robyn Taft, Linda Tracy and Laurie and Kerry Bartley, sisters of the bride, graduate of Utchfleld High School graduate of the Unlvcristy of son. Beth Belliveau, Laurie Macsuga Register in the front office. Lunch and 11 a.m. Connecticut and the University of best man and Steven Zucker was usher. Ferreira. Katie Taft was flower girl. Jerry Bosse and Tina Modzelewski. and the University of Connecticut, and Debra Gutii. transportation is provided free of charge. ’The After a reception at the home of the Jeff Bagley was best man. Ushers Junior bridesmaids were Amy Gale and majoring in mathematics- Connecticut School of Law. He is Stephan Prucnel was best man. bus will leave at 9:30 a.m. and return by 4:30 with the law firm of Gariity, Diana. bride’s parents, the couple left on a were Sal Sipala, Thomas Darcey, Jeff Lisa Jamieson, nieces of the bride. Jill Manu for the week statistics. He is employed by Data Ushers were Peter Ryba, Bruce John­ Conti and Houck of Manchester. w a d in g trip to Barbados, West Indies. Bliss, Kevin Taft and Robert ’Trousdell. Gale, niece of the bride, was flower girl. p.m. ) Monday — Seafood boat, juice, dessert, Consultants as a computer pro­ koski. Paul Person and Ron Besaw. Oct. 29 — Stress management from 10 to 11 A Feb. 13 wedding Is planned. They are making their home in Boston, After a reception at the Marco Polo in John Quinn was best man. Ushers beverage. gramming analyst. East Hartford the couple left on a were Joseph DeCormier, Mark Demko, After a reception at Imperial Caterers a.m. “ Changes: Past and Present.” ’Tues^y — Grilled cheese sandwich, soup, A spring wedding is planned. Mass. the couple went on a wedding trip to A basket-weaving instructor has been The bride is a 1978 graduate of wedding trip to Cape Cod. They are David Montany and Duffy Leone. dessert, teverage. Bermuda. ’They are making their home found. Classes will start Oct. 19 at 9:30 a.m. Manchester High School and a 1983 making their home in Vernon. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Wednesday — Swedish meatballs on noo­ in South Windsor. graduate of Northeastern University. The bride is a graduate of the Mountain Inn. M to n , the couple went and 12:30p.m. (tilled). dles. vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. ’The bride is a graduate of Roger Don’t forget that ’Thursday meals must be She is employed in Boston as a buyer at University of Connecticut and is em­ on a wedding trip to Bermuda. ’They are ’Thursday — ’Turkey, gravy, potato, vegeta­ Births Williams College and St. Joseph’s purchased in advance no later than ’Tuesday Filene’s. ployed by the Manchester Board of making their home in Coventry. ble. roll, dessert, beverage. College with a master of arts degree. noon. ’The cost for a ’Thursday meal remains at The brideghwm is a 1976 graduate of Education as an elementary music ’The bride is a graduate of Rockville Friday — Egg salad sandwich, soup, She is a teacher at Andover Elementary $1.50. Concord-Carlisle Regional High School t68cb6r. High School and Manchester Commun­ dessert, beverage. Eddy, Carol Anne, daughter of Naziar, Melissa, daughter of School. Golfers who want to attend the Oct. 15 golf David S. and Elizabeth Thurston and a 1987 graduate of Middlesex ’The bridegroom is attending Central ity College. She Is employed by the law Laureano and Marta Vitola Nazzar ’The bridegroom is a graduate of the banquet at the American Legion arereminded Eddy of 137 Alice Drive, Coventry, Community College. He is employed by Connecticut State University and is firm of Skelley, Clifford, Vinkels, of 607 W. Middle .Turnpike, was University of Connecticut with a bache­ to pick up their tickets at the senior center. Scores was bora Sept. 25 at Manchester Mitre Corp., Bedfofd, Mass., as a senior employed by Hamilton Standard Div­ Williams tt Rottner of Hartford. bora Sept. 21 at Manchester Mem­ lor of science degree. He is employed by Additional tidcets can be purchased for $10. Friday. Sept. 25, setback — Dom Anastasio Memorial Hospital. Her maternal electronics technician. ision of United Technologies Corp. ’The bridegroom is a graduate of orial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Manchester High School and is em­ Liberty Mutual as a senior claims ’The entree is chicken or steak. Individuals 129; John Klein 117; Joe Peretto 117; Gara grandparents are William and parents are Dimas Vitola and ployed at Kaman Aerospace. adjuster. unable to attend should notify the center. Hemingway 113; Mabel Loomis -112; Carl Jeannine Thurston of 628 Spring St. Maria Vitola of 6«7 W. Middle Bloomfleld. Individuals failing to do so will not receive a Popple 112. Her paternal grandparents are ’Turnpike. Her paternal grandpar­ refund. ’The deadline is Oct. 6. Monday, Sept. 28, pinochle — Carl Popple John and Carol Eddy of 124 ’Timrod ents are Salvador and Oliva Nazzar On Oct. 15 at 1:30, a Special Task Force on 798; Martin Bakston 766; John Klein 762; Road. She has a brother, Derek, 4, of Colombia, South America. She Aging of the Connecticut Legislature will hold Gara Hemingway 760; Helena Gavello 728; and a sister, Sarah, 7. has a sister, Johanna, 2'A. About Town a public hearing at Manchester Community Ann Fisher 718. College’s Program Center. You will have the ’Tuesday, Sept. 29, bowling — Bruno ' Chapman, Brendan Alexnnder, opportunity to express your concerns about Giordano 212,529; Mike Pierro 200,569; Frank son of David W. and Lois P. Graf Philosopher* moot Wednesday Catholic Mother’s meet Chapter of me Arthritis Foundation and Rockville the elderty: health, housing, nursing home Gallas 554; Leo Bonzelli 511; Norm Lasher CTiapman of 103 Avery St., was bora General Hospital. Ann Parke, M.D., will be the care, etc. ’The committee wUl consider these 506; Charles Glode 500; Max Smole 515; Leo Sept. 26 at Manchester Memorial VERNON — In honor of its 50th anniversary. WETHERSFIELD — The American Philoapher featured speaker. commente when making recommendations L e ^ t t 506; Sam McAllister 209, 588; John Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Society will feature Vicki and Art Russln-Nash in a Combined Catholic Mothers Circles will hold its annual Light refreshments will be served and reading for the 1988 session of the Legislature. Any Krovontkas 545; Harvey Duplin 202, S3; Rudy ents are Roland and Patricia EMERGENCY slide lecture about Count Dracula on Wednesday at banquet Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at The Colony, Route 83. materials are available. senior or individual who is responsible for the York 225, 560; Manny Carreiro 530. Wilson of Litchfield. His paternal Fire — Polled — Medical 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion on Main Street. ’The featured speaker is Rosemary Wood of Com-ment For more information, call 872-0501 or the foundation care of an elderly person is encouraged to Connie Webster 183. 484; Ginger Yourkas grandparents are Alexander apd Inc., Boston. Her topic is communication styles. For Janet Chapman of Manchester. He Admission is 64. For more information, call 243-2789. at 563-1177. attend. 187, 475; Vi Pulford 177, 456; Flo Doutt 461; DIAL 911 more information and reservations, call Mary at A special well” to Bert Loughrey, Mary Bielski 481; J. Leggitt4B0; Pat Cleavage has a brother, David W., 3, and a In Manchester 646-2124 or Pam at 875-0049. Reservations should be Support group meets Agnes Kamor and Marie Walsh in Hartford 212, 508; B. Lin ^am 461; Doris Martina 175. sister. Amber M „ I'A. Radon seminar set Thursday made by Wednesday. Hospital; and to Ema Heberern in St. Francis Wednesday, Sept. 30, pinochle — Peter EAST HAR’TFORD — ’The subject of radon in homes ELLINGTON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support Hospital. Casella 778. will be discussed in a seminar for health professionals Ballroom dancing at YWCA Group of the Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury ’Thanks to those who played such an Wednesday, Sept. 30, bridge — Tom on Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ramada Inn. Auociation Inc. will meet Monday at 7; 15 p.m. at the important part in our successful Western Giordano 7,060; Carl Lombardo 5,510; Joanne EAST HARTFORD — ’The East Hartford YWCA will llie program U sponsored by the Hartford County ElUngton Ambulance Building. For more information. “ Rodeo” Day. Werelyonthe cooperation of so Allard 4,890; Bev Taylor 4,480; Michael offer ballroom dancing of the ’30s and ’40s at Pelasant Medical Association, the American Medical Associa­ cMl 749-0031. many people and thank them for their efforts. 'Tuninsky 4,370; Rita Paul 3,710; Ruth Willey Valley School in South Windsor beginning Friday from tion and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. With special thanks to George Negro. Bolton 3,610; Roger Leigh 3,590; Sol Cohen 3,560. (k e e n 7; SO to 9 p.m. The cost is $30 per couple. For more information, call 525-2108. Riding Academy, for providing the hay rides; ’Tuesday. Sept. 21, golf — Low gross; Ray Other programs at the YMCA feature water Slide lecture scheduled “ DJ” Tex Pavel for providing western music Evelbodi SO; Ed Fraher 41; Jack Fuidie 42; workouU for adulU at the Holiday Inn, investmenu all morning and through the lunch hour; Burt Carlson 42; Bill Hooker 42; Joe Kennedy lEslige Men’s chorus seeks composers and a variety of other classes. ROCKVILLE — St. Jude Golden Age Chapter of entertainment provid ed ^ the “ Old’Timers,” 42; Irv Gartside 43; Bill Belekewicz 43; Dur Call 289-6706 for schedules and fees. Rockville will feature a slide presentation and lecture nSMOENTIAL CAni WEST HAR’TFORD — ’The Choral a u b of Hartford, the “ Linden Squares” with Earl Johnston, and Lathrop 43; Bob Dieterle 45; GEne Enrico 45; on Fatima, Portugal, on Oct. l l a t p.m.atSt. Joseph’s OAF, W O K o n MONTH a male chorus of Central Connecticut, will present 2 the “ Ebony Horsewomen Inc.” ; Glen Beau­ Mike Zwick 45. Auditorium on West Street. unpublished holiday songs by Connecticut composers Fra# forum on arthritis lieu. the Main Pub, for useofthe portable bar, Low net; John McVeigh 32; Burt Smith 32; On Oct. 13, a pilgrimage is planned to Our Lady of LOST: Juns 28th 6 4 M M 5 as part of ita holiday program on Dec. 12 at Northwest Henry Botticello for use of ox bow and other Ted Lagace 33; Herman MOntie 34; Paul VERNON — A free public forum on coping with Fatima, the National Blue Arm y Shrine of the East Ctmtfory arao. MON-.wn.onmi CathoUc High School. Written copies of the songs props; Larry Lomhardi, Geno Enrico, Joe Korney 35; Russ Nettleton 35; Tony Slatia 36; arthritis will be held Oct. IS from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Immaculate Heart bt Mary, in Washington, N. J. Vallee, Chnty Crodtett, Wendy Waldo, and Harvey Leach 36; Art Balmer 36; Wil Messier ftny Information 647*9378 should be submitted by Oct. 10 to Unpublished Songs Union Congregational Church Annex on Elm Street. For reservations and more information, call 875-2494 Committee. Choral Club of Hartford, P.O. Box 401. tinance committee members Edna Chrif- 36; Buss.lrwin 36. ’The meeting is co-sponsored by the Connecticut days or nMSM. West HsutfOCd 00107.------* -V.:

r*-. ’ , Tarnteble Tips Big wedding for iive-ins? thing, just tear this up and forget it. Tti0 following ar« the top record hits and leading DEAR A. IN BROCKTON. MASS popular compact disks as they appear in next week's ABBY: In these Issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1987, Billboard changing times, DEAR A.: I agree with you. Your Publications Inc. Reprinted with permission. I don't know girlfriend is behind the times. what is right or Dear Abby There is no reason why she wrong. Our shouldn't chip in or treat you Hot tlngtet daughter, who is Abigail Van Buren occasionally. In fact, many couples now 20, got into go “ Dutch” when their paychecks I.IHere I Go Again" Whitesnake (Qeffen) an argumen* are equal. I ’m all for it. 2 "Lost In Emotion” Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam (Columbia) t]ith us when 3. "Carrie” Europe (Epic) s h e w a s 18, DEAR ABBY: You could do MAGAZINE 4. '*l Heard a Rumour” tenanarama (London) moved out of our nurses a favor by printing these few 5. "U Got The Look” Prince (Paisley Park) home and rules for people who visit patients in e.“Didn't We Almost Have It AH” Whitney Houston rented an apartment. She lived and some don't. Your decision a hospital: (Arista) there tntil last year when she should not depend upon what other 1. Beds are for patients — not for 7. “Who Will You Run To” Heart (Capitol) moved into a house with her people do. Just because something visitors to sit or lie on. (I have had to change entire beds because visitors 8. “Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) boyfriend. (He owns the house). is "done by some people" doesn't sprawled out on an empty bed and 9. “Paper In Fire” John Cougar Mellencamp She recently announced her en­ m ake it right. This decision should gagement and wants a formal be entirely yours. got it dirty and messed up.) Ask for (Mercury) a chair. 'The nurse will be happy to 10. "Casanova” LeVert (Atlantic) w ad in g gown, reception and all the trimmings, 'hie problem: She DEAR ABBY: I have been going find you one. wants us to pay for the wedding! steady with this girl for two years, 2. Please observe visiting hours. Her father and I feel that because and every time we go out I am Do not com e early and stay late. Top LPt she is already living with this man expected to pay for everything we The patients need their rest. she should forget the formal do. She never offers to chip in for 3. Follow the hospital's smoking 1. ”Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) wedding, and get married quietly the entertainment, food, gas or regulations. If that means visitors 2. "Whitesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) with maybe a small dinner at our whatever. are not allowed to smoke, don’t 3. ”Whitney" Whitney Houston (Arista) smoke. house for the family and a few We both make the same amount 4. "Soundtrack from ‘La Bamba”' (Slash) 4. Respect the patient’s plan of friends. She thinks we owe her a big of money. I have asked her why she 5. "Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mercury) care. Sneaking in food, alcohol, wedding and is upset because we never offers to chip in, but I never cigarettes, medicine, etc. could 6. *The Lonesome Jubilee” John Cougar Mellen­ won't go along with it. Everyone get a straight answer. camp (Mercury) knows they are living together and sabotage their recovery. Always 7. ”8oundtrack from 'PIrty Dancing”' (RCA) we don't think a big formal wedding Don't you think she should offer to ask before giving a patient 8. “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” Pink Floyd is proper. treat m e once in a while? Answer in anything. (Columbia) Do live-ins have big church the paper. 1 know she reads your 5. Do not ask the nurse to take 9. “The Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) weddings these days? column. Maybe if she sees it in print your blood pressure. Nurses are 10. ”Bad Animals" Heart (Capitol) PERPLEXED PARENTS and coming from you she will there to take care of the patients. loosen up a little. If you think the AN R.N D E A R P E R P L E X E D : Some do. man should always pay for every- IN ADAMS. MASS Country singlet DEAR ABBY: Why do some people go to funerals of people they 1. ”The Way We Make a Broken Heart” Rosanne Nerve gets unpinched hardly know? I am referring to Cash (Columbia) people they don’t even have a 2. ‘‘Fishln' In The Dark” The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band speaking acquaintance with. (Warner Bros.) by surgery as a rule INQUISITIVE IN 3. ”l Want To Know Before We Make Love” Conway FARIBAULT, MINN Twltty(MCA) ' D E A R D R . 4. ”Crazy Over You” Foster and Lloyd (RCA) GO TT: I have a DEAR INQUISITIVE: They ' S.“Shlne. Shine, Shine” Eddy Raven (RCA) terrible pain in 1 ^ could be lonely, or hungry, or nosy 6. ”Love Reunited” The Desert Rose Band (MCA)the _ palm of my or curious. Or all of the above. 7. "Rlght from The Start” Earl Thomas Conley (RCA)hand, like a red- 8. “Love me Like You Used To” Tanya Tucker hot spike being r ? Dr. Gott driven in. One Wemkfy (Capitol) m ' doctor told me it Peter Gott, M.D. his kids 9. "Llttle Ways” Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) mt: Health Tip probably is a 10. "Am I Blue” George Strait (MCA) pinched nerve. ■ -•'V How does a nerve get Bcst-SeDers unpinched? D E A R R E A D E R : By surgery, as baboon-heart transplant was a failure; Baby Fae died. The pri­ a general rule. ■■V- Not all pain is due to pinched mate heart could not be treated Fiction nerves but, when pinched, a nerve before implantation and the baby rejected it. On the other hand, 1. “Patriot Games,” Tom Clancy will certainly cause pain. Nerves porcine heart valves are routinely 2. "Prosumed Innocent.” Scott Turow often follow the same paths as blood implanted into human patients with 3. "Misery,” Stephen King vessels in the body. In the palm, for by Roy D. Katz. R.Ph. instance, penetrating wounds will malfunctioning cardiac valves, be­ A k' 4. “Legacy," James A. MIchener cause pig tissue can be cleaned to 5. “Weep No More, My Lady,” Mary Higgins Clark often injure nerves as well as arteries. the point where it causes little DRUGS & ALCOHOL 6. “Sarum,” Edward Rutherfurd Death can result from taking bar­ Nerves can be kinked or pinched rejection response. 7. 'The Now Breed,” W.E.B. Griffin biturates and alcohol simultane­ by abscesses, tumors or swelling of Usually, patients’ bodies will 8. “Team Yankee,” Harold W. Coyle ously. Chemically, barbiturates adjacent tissue. Under these cir­ destroy tissue that is transplanted and tranquiliters break down into 9. “Hot Flashes.” Barbara Raskin cumstances, an operation to re­ from another, incompatible human compounds similar to the end pro­ 10. “Freedom.” William Safire move the source of irritation will source. Conversely, in some trans­ ducts of alcohol. Surprisingly, the often cure the pain. plant situations — using bone total effect is not ‘one plus one = marrow, for example — the foreign two’ but rather ‘one plus one = Nonfiction DEAR DR. GOTT: Not long ago. four’; the body’s ability to detox­ tissue may actually begin to ify these poisons is overloaded. it was believed impossible to destroy the hosts' cells. 1. “Spycatcher.” Peter Wright Warning: When taking barbiin- 2. "Ifa All in the Playing.” Shirley MacLaine transplant an organ when the donor I' Even with immunosuppressive mlea or tranqnUisers, refrain and recipient had incompatible from drinking alcohol. 3. 'The Great Depression of 1990.” Ravi Batra therapy, problems with cross­ 4. ‘T h e Closing of the American Mind,” Allan Bloom blood types. Then a baboon's heart was transplanted into a human. Are species transplants are enormous. 5. "Family: The Ties That Bind — And G ag r Erma comeal transplants from animals Medical science has yet to progress Bombeck to humans possible. 8. “Call Me Anna.” Patty Duke and Kenneth Turan ■to the point where animal-to-human manriipatpr Mrralft 7. “Man of the House," Tip O'Neill with William DEAR REAINER: Cross-species organ transplants are feasible on a Novak transplants become increasingly large scale. 8. “How To Marry the Man of Your Choice." Margaret difficult (and unsuccessful) as the As far as I know, animal corneas NaGp m I l*8g8CiiB«tOB Ctnieth SatvrtlBy, OcL 3,1967 are not used in humans because the Kent complexity of the transplanted corneas do not fit the human eyes. 9. “Being the Best.” Dennis Waltley tissue Increases. However, some Human-to-human comeal trans­ 348 Main Street 10. “Cultural Literacy." E D. HIrsch Jr. animal tissues can be pre-treated to Manchester reduce the risk of rejection by the plants worit better and are rela­ (Courtesy of Time, the weekly news magazine) human host. For example, the tively easily available. 649-1025 ‘ kfeRAtP.-ligtnKlay: ilw ts j?L~ Cover story B e^ een the Lines kt Lloyd Bridges stars with his idds

By Jane Ardmore It hasn’t all been roses. When do. He’s also given them a full r Bridges came to Hollywood, it share of love and encouragement ■ t ■ igid' A ghetto was an era when it was and values worth having. I neighborhood. A group important, if you were to be a “All my kids do things for of friends are sitting in leading man, that you be very humanity. Jeff is very much part I v l front of their tenement handsome, and not exactly his of Project Concern, Beau works I quietly talking. kind of handsome. with a minority group in Venice, " ^ S u d d e n ly , BAM! A He laughs, “Those days it gets them into plays and off the group of uniformed commandos was important to look like streets and rents the building for surround the building and open Robert Taylor or Gregory Peck. their headquarters. Cindy works -I fire. The friends are splattered They tried to make you up to with a group of children without all over the street. The building look that way. It didn’t work on parents, most of them from is blown to bits. As police sirens me, so I wasn't usually the hero. broken homes and in need of move in, the commandos flee. Luckily there was an acting special attention. ' Their leader, stalwart, blond « group out on the coast called "They're nice people, this Colonel Hester, who looks like a The Actor’s Lab, an offshoot of generation of Bridges. They four-star general, times their the Group Theater. 1 think what have their heads on straight. A e.scape. kept me from being unhappy and good thing. This business is "Too damn slow," is his what kept me alive artistically much tougher than when I got terse comment. They'll have to was working with that group.” into it. do better on the next exercise. He kept on working — in "I've always enjoyed working more than 100 movies, before, with my kids — very satisfying. Van Kilmer They need plenty of practice if Ray Charles they’re to be ready for the big in his 40s, Bridges won the role And now with my grandkids. I takeover. His voice has the as the rugged, dedicated hero of don't feel like a patriarch rpHy. Q. PU€ue lea me what Ray Charles has been up to. Mrs. Q Please teB me where Val Kilmer isfiom and what he’s been quality of iced steel. The the TV series ‘Sea Hunt’ and I feci deja vu, as if I’m starting MUdred A. Thomas, Baton Rouge. La. in. / think he’s fabulous. GpfU L., Elk Grove, lU.; Diana expression in his eyes is pale became wealthy, wise and all over again, loving it. Acting A. Touring, which he does for approximately nine^months evejy Harrison, HunOnglon, O n . . - blue fanatic. famous. If, in the beginning, has always been my favorite year, taping a guest appearance on “M oonli^ting” and recording A. He was raised in Los Angeles, moved to New York where he This is Lloyd Bridges'.’ It's he’d had his heart set on Greek challenge, and for my kids I'm two albums due for release this fall. He also puts a lot of effort at the famed Juilliard School and now lives in New hard to believe the casting sheet. and Shakespearean plays, he is playing roles I’d never dreamed Mexico. He’s done some stage work in New Yotk, notably “Slab of; ‘Devil’s Odds,’ for example, into the Ray Charles Robison (his real name) Hearing Foundation, He laughs when you tell him one of those human beings who Boys” and “Henry IV” in Central Park, and the movies ‘Top his charity to help the hearing impaired. that. He sits at home in find the good in whatever. ‘Tucker,' for example. I can be Secret,” “Real Genius,” ‘Top Gun” and the afierschool special a pretty mean son of a gun.” ■ Westwood, in his spacious, “To do a play is great “One "Too Many.” He’s currently shooting the George because you go right through Q. Please hOp settle a het. I spy Jo Ann ^flug wmmarrMto^ Lucas—Ron Howaid fantasy “Willow” and has a TV movie due peaceful living room, wearing blue Jeans, blue T-shirt, sneakers from beginning to end, and you Chuck Woolery, my huOand says it was Joanne Worley. Who s to air this fall: “The Man Who Broke a Thousand Chains ' have th^udience reaction to right? M A.,W aterbury,Co^.-. . — a man you might think would have second thoughts about Lloyd Bridges, the veteran actor, loves acting help you. The whole thing is A. You are, by all means. IH i^ were married in 1972 and building and building to the By Josie divorced a couple of years ago. lighting a firecracker — and and is proud of his children’s achievements reminds you, ‘There are such denouement. On the other hand, individuals and such violence both in and out of the acting profession. in filming you have the camera happening in our country this which gets right close to you, She won an Oscar for the film more iMinful pem nal minute, men who form their and it’s exciting to get that much Q. Pleau leU me all about called “Fire Over England” Q. I loved widehing Judge and in 1940, she and Olivier, by recollections, Olivier later stated own armies and think they are before. “I worried a little about "Cindy Lou, our daughter, into your character so that you Reinhold in ••Beverly Hitts Vivien Leigh, inclndirv what with an actor who would don’t have to do the big dominate both her personal and then divorced from their that to save his own sanity he saving the world by ridding it of that, but he didn’t seem the was acting before she got Cop” / and H. Please fill me in fttms the sterred in. A.O.B., had to leave her. slightest bit flustered.” (Jthers married. She and I did an projecting bit.” Dothan, Ala. professional lives, Laurence previous spouses, were married. minorities: blacks, Jews, on his persona! Itfe. Etttabettr In the 20 years that their Catholics, Orientals... of the cast included Beau’s interesting film together,‘The He’s been able to give his Rho, McAllen, Tesas Olivier. They immediately began A. Vivian Mary Hartley (she niarriage lasted, they co-starred During that time, her film “They hate almost everyone. brother Jeff, his sister Cindy, his Great Melendez’ (he was a family not only all the ■ii. A. ^ w a rd Ernest Reinhold Jr. an equally fiery romance and “feminized” her first name by iiti^wvies and in the classics career h ^ continual erratically. You read about them in the mom, Dorothy, and myself. tightrope walker). We shot in advantages of California life, (he got the name “Judge” at the were something o f a scandal changing the spelling) was born since botii were married to other onstage — “Romeo and Juliet,” She won another Oscar for her papers; theirs is a sort of “We had a ball working Saratoga and the family, all of he’s been able to bring them age of 2 weeks because his in 1913 in D a i^ lin g , India, “Caesar and Cleopatra” and performance in “A Streetcar together. We’ve always been a them part of the act, were .so along into his orbit, something family thought he looked like people, but they were neo-Nazi movement; they keep where her British father was in “Antony and Cleopatra” among Named Desire," but a few years very-close family. Now that the great to us. I think Cindy has many stars have not been able to one) is 30, from Wilmington, inseparable. When he left for sniping away, training for the business, and educated in strict them. Performing with Olivier later had to be replaced by kids are married, we’re Just as talent and would have enjoyed D el., where his father worked Hollywood, to star in moment of takeover. It’s against boarding schools in England and onstage put great pressure on Elizabeth Taylor after having a close, only there are more of us. an acting career, but one's a lawyer specializing in labor “Wuthering Heights,” she everything I personally believe, Europe. She was a beautiful followed. her. breakdown during the filming of but to play such a part is an All of us live within 20 minutes personal life comes first, and she relations for DuPont. child, always voted “prettiest . “Elephant Walk.” She later of each other here in West Los has a good marriage. Her He stalled acting in high interesting stretch for an actor. I girl in school,” extraordinarily It was a fortuitous trip: Olivier She was sure shd could never . appeared in the films “Ship of did it really (“Devil’s Odds,” Angeles, share the eight husband is a space designer, and school, continued at the match him, and friends thought well-mannered and dramatic introduced her to agent Myron Fools” and “The Roman Spring an October release from Trans grandchildren, the birthdays, they have a delightful little boy, University of Virginia, and sat it contributed to a progressive which led, while in school,- to Selznick who introdhiced her to of Mrs. Stone” and won a T w y World Entertainment) to be with holidays and all our ideas on Marcel Lloyd. in on drama classes at variws mental breakdown that began in her interest in acting.' She his brother David, then in the on Broadway for ‘Tovarich.” my son Beau. He directed it and living and on this business “I've always encouraged the other colleges after graduation. 1945. She would have violent attended the Royal Academy o f process of scouring the world to She was preparing for another which has been such a part of kids. I've loved acting and made In 1977, he moved to Los flashes o f temper and plays the difficult lead role as Dramatic Arts in London, made find an actress to play Scarlett stage role when she died in our lives. up my mind early that this was Angeles and was immediately her stage debut in 1935 and soon manic-depressive moodswings, London in ,1967 at 53 of well, gritty street cop Benny O'Hara in “Gone With the Avalon, whose besjfriend and “Dorothy and I originally met the only way I was going to earn cast in a string of forgettable TV began appearing in films. exacerbated by increasingly mberculosis, from which she had Wind.” She, as the world snitch we blew awa^n-that'firstt(Rt in a play at UCLA. She was a a living. Except for the first few appearances. heavy drinking. In one of his chronically suffered. capable actress but is even more awful years in New York, Eve Two years later, he got his In 1936 she was cast in a film knows, got the part. scene. talented a writer. Her poetry is been able to do Just that. The first film role, in a low budget “I love working with, my lovely. Beau was always set on only advice I’ve tried to give my movie called “Running kids. It started with Beau from the time he was ^ ittle kid. He acting — we had great children was to finish their Scared.” He followed that with educations first and to be "Stripes” and a horror spoof Anything you’d like to got his feet wet.Jso did Jeff, in confidence in him — and he got selective in accepting their called "Pandemonium” in know about prominent episodes of my series ‘Sea in so many films while he was which he played a cheerleader. Hunt.’ When Beau was 6 he still in college that he finally had parts." "Beau treats me terribly in Do you have a MOO-ving piece of art that needa to be "Fast Times at Ridgemont personalities? Write to made his stage debut with me in to choose between ‘Devil’s Odds’ because of course framed? High” was more high-profile, Josie, King Features the L.A. production of ‘All My professionalism and getting a degree. he’s one of the heroes. And I’m Well, STALL no longerl HOOF-lt on overto Exposure, Ltd. but the spotlight went to Sean Syndicate, 235 E. 45th Sons.’ He and I worked together — the UDDER ones just won’t dol Penn and he was cut out of within the past year on the film "Jeff was a little restless in for trouble from Jeff in the "Gremlins.” He expected to be St., New York, N.Y. ‘Thanksgiving Promise,’ which toward the end of high school. next picture, ‘Tucker,’ a true he directed and in which he cast We weren’t sure which way he’d story of a man who had a genius exprosure cut out of “Beverly Hills Cop, 10017. Itaihed too, but as you noted, he was most of the Bridges family. His decide to go. but we never shut for inventing cars an didn’t art A fram lag quite visible. He’s followed it then 15-year-old son Jordan ourselves out to one another, make it only because the three with “Off Beat,” “Ruthless played the lead — quite a and he has developed into a big companies used their 111 Center Street N«w Hours: CIOMd Mon. influence politically to keep him Tuos., W«J., Frt. S-6;30 People,” “Head Office” and responsibility for a youngster beautiful human being and a fine Manchester - 049-0939 Thurs>S - Sal. S-8 down. “Vice Versa” due out at who’d never been in a film actor. i$--tv 1 .i^cCvjji JIJII [\13t TBTggP M : . ' f.__ ■ W - M/CTCHE8T E H HERAIJ.-SMtOrtniyr OCCri9W T rends ■'5 WEEKEND TELEVISION &(otic produce fills Satiurday, Oct. 3

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[C N N ] Foreign Correspondents sembles his murdered wife Cliff Robert­ flesh. / • Martin and Kathleen Barnes [D IS ] Contraption son, Genevieve Bujold, John Lithgow 1976. Rated PG. HAUNTED BY HER PAST — John lames ("Dynasty") and Susan Lucci ("A ll My Chil­ But the wave(^f the future is started growing ambrosia melons [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Shaker Run' Tw o Ameri­ [U S A ] Go for Your Dreama dren") star in "Haunted by Her Past," an NBC movie airing Monday, Oct. 5. upon us, and the |snail-ranching and magenta-tinted baby lettuce can stunt car drivers sra hired by a research scientist to deliver a deadly vi­ 8:30AM CD New Adventures of business is anything but sluggish for their own use, now find their rus to CIA agents for safe keeping. Cliff Mighty Mouse 93) Ilia dal Taaoro the.se days. produce requested by grocery Robertson. Leif Garrett, Lisa Harrow. [M A X ]] (Original Max Talking Headroom 1 2 : 0 0 P M CD Puttin' on the Hits (In 1985. Rated NR. CD Popples S7) Say Brothar The Poat Pop Space Show (Cl(CC). Stereo) Another example of stores for a 50-mile r^ius. Little Clowns of Happytown Rock Ba-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Dragonalayar' A naive CD d l [U S A ] Love Your Skin CD Wonderful World of Dlaney: Tha • Jim and Judy Gabriel performs spirituals, jazz and rock. entrepreneurs turning some sorcerer's apprentice is called upon to 3D F-Troop 1 1 : 0 0 A M C D American Bandstand Misadvanturas of Chip 'n' Dale Am backyard snail gathering into a produce odd-colored fruits — slay a fearsome flying dragon. Peter 3 1 International Championship Wrss- dD Green Aema mated. (60 min.) MacNicol, Caitlin Clark, Ralph Richard­ CD Or. Science tling (60 min.) [CNN] Moneyweek (D W W F Wrestling full-time business is Enfant golden raspberries, yellow son. 1981. Rated PG. (In Stereo) CD Fan Club (21 Tom & Jsrry [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents CD America's Top Ten Riant, a bustling escargot ranch cherry tomatoes and Asian [U S A ] Night Flight ^ W W F Wrestling Spotlight Max eddtoated his birthd^ (S) d l Smurfs [E S P N ] Fishing; Beat of Bill Dance 3D Universal Wrestling Federation and cannery in northern pears.. “W e're really gardeners 7 : 0 0 A M Young Universe (lD Solid Gold In Concert CD (21 Movie [U S A ] Proline ( H College Football: Wake Forest at California that sells ool!. gone wild,” says Judy. CD Sylvanian Family (Ol Roel Eaute Show '' d l Bottomline 10:00AM CD Pee-wee'a Playhouse Army (3 hrs.) water-packed snails to mOie than CD Buga Bunny and Tweaty Show (CC). (21 W W F Wrestling • William Niman converted dD Maquina dsl Tiempo CD W W F Wrestling Challenge (21 3D Tom & Jerry (22) (2 1 ALF 500 restaurants and retailtirs in an old hog barn into a (S ) Woodwrlghfs Shop CD d l Little Wizard (22) Foofur at a fabulous place 3 1 Inch High Privets Eye (23) Constitution: That Dolioste Balance (23) Marketing 42 states. production shed for the trendy [C N N ] Big Story ( D Buck Rogers Part 2 of 2. Mighty Mouse (21 (21 Three Stooges The business was launched shitake mushrooms. [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl 33),.8o uI Train (21 MOVIE: The Story of Jacob end Jo­ (2 ) Muppets d l FlIntMone Kids (CC). seph' The lives of Biblical patriots Jo ­ three years "ago after part-time [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (21 GLOW: (kirgeoua Ledi^ of Wres­ Many of these new products dD PELICULA; 'Alegre JuventuiT seph snd Jacob sra recounted. Keith d l Ring Around the World [T M C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Eu­ tling writer Tracy Brash interviewed a have been introduced in Chances are, Max birthing room, using come to “room-in” Birthing Center would Michall. Tony LoBianco. Colleen De- d l Newsmekers ropean Vacation' (CC) The Griswold fa­ (21 (SI Jim Henson's Fraggle Rook (22) Washington Wook in Roview (CC) whurst 1974. Frenchman in California who the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show mily takes Europe by storm when they (fl) California and Florida, where won’t remember what Abbott and Coetello (23) Sportstalk (21 Black Perapeotive ^ was raising snails and selling win an all-expsnsas-paid trip on a game d D Wrostling: World Class Champion­ there has been an influx of a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and dD Aventuras del Pequeno Principe show. Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, l21 Pro Wrestling (21 MOVIE:'Vegaa' Tha search for a run­ them frozen. Inspired by the ship WrostUng Latins and Orientals. But already offer you more informa­ dD Comic Strip Jason Lively. 1985. Rated PG-13 dD El Tesoro del Saber away teenage girl turns into a murder story. Brash began collecting The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom and [DI8] MOVIE; The Uttieet OuttaV investigation. Robert Urich, June Ally- in the heartland — Des Moines [C N N ] Daybreak 9:00AM CD Muppet Babies (SI Tony Brown's JournsI Whan his horss is ssntsncsd to be dst- Center at Manchester After Max's arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t son, Tony Curtis. 1978. snails, and one evening served or Omaha — you can find [D IS ] Mouserclae The Get Along Gang dD World Wide Wrestling troyed, a Msxicsn boy runs sway snd CD sharss a cross-country adventure with d l Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) some for dinner to a friend who they celebrated with “Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve [E S P N ] Arm Wrestling widespread use of exotic crops Memorial Hospital. (D d l My Pat Monster [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) the animal. Psdro Armsndsriz, Joseph (22) Sesame Street (CC). owned a restaurant. from across the seas. But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as (D Superman [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine Calleie, Andres Velasquez. 1955. liD MOVIE: Th e 300 Spartans' Spar "Where did you get theseT* Supermarket executive Robert 3D Hee Haw [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Dsw- [E S P N ] Sohoisstio Sports Amerlee tans, fighting against tha invading army never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In of tha King of Persia, stand to the death the restaurateur asked. C h a n n e l s (21 Woody Woodpecker [H B O ] MOVIE: T h e Bentker Gang' A fa­ Backovich says, “I've been with Stereo) mily of orphaned children embark on s at tha pass of Tharmopylaa in Graaca derful experience. all around. AITwith for their little binhday For more informa­ (S ) Sesame Street (CC). “In my backyard," Brash Safeway for 30 years, and I’ve [U S A ] Discover cross-country journey that takes them to Richard Egan, Sir Ralph Richardson answered. / From the moment the security and confi­ boy. tion on The Family W F8B Hartford, C T (2) (S I Ask the Manager Hawaii in starch of a new life. Andrew 1962. seen the produce industry change WNYW Itow Voifc. NY (£ [TMC] MOVIE: Taugh — ■■------dD CepHan Centelle 10:05AM McCarthy, Charlie Fields, Jennie Dun­ [CNN] Newaday more in the last 10 years than they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a “binh Birthing Center or a WTNH 1 CD Guys' A pair of train robbsrs srs re- dee. 1985. Rated G. “I’ll take 60 doten a week.” WOR New York, NY CD (SZ) Le Plaza Isssed from prison sftsr s thirty-yssr [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Strange Invaders' Out- arspace creatures, winding up their 25- Brash's backyard couldn't ever before.” enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in frc*e tour please call w m x Nmv Vofli. NY [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer '^stint only to return to a life of crime. Burt [MAX] MOVIE: 'Zeppelin' A young Bri­ WHCT Hartford. C T Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. Eli Wallach. tish soldier is used by the authorities as year study of Earth, are dalsyad by a supply 700 snails a week, but So just what are these attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643-1223. m [M AX] MOVIE: 'Transylvania 6-5000' WTXX Watarfaury. C T m 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 8 spy to gain access to the detailed man searching for his ax-wift. Paul Le- revolutionary new tastes? WWLP BprlogSeld, M A Two tabloid reporters are sent to Tran­ plans for Germany's zsppelin. Elks Som­ Mat, Nancy Allen. Louise Fletcher the idea intrigued him. He took care that are so hard tion of Manchester o sylvania to invsstigats the mysterious Hertford. C T 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week mer, Michael York. 1971. Rated G. 1982 Rated PG it to his lifelong fnend, college Lychee is luscious and WEDH « goings-on of s local scientisL Jeff Gold­ Memorial’s top-notch Naw London. C T [USA] Beet the Proe [U 8 A ] Derwe Party USA (SO min.) plum-size, considered by the to come by in some W TW 8 • blum. Ed Begley, Jr„ Joseph Bologna. 10:30AM CD New Adventures of instructor Michael Beyries, and WVIT Hartford, C T of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing • 1965. Rated PG. Mighty Mouse (CC). 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD New Monkees 12:15P M [DIB] DTV together they worked out a Chinese to be superior to WSBK Boston, M A • [U S A ] Forever Young CD d l Rod OhoetbustM (CC). CD Amertee's Top Ten oranges and peaches. Mamey, Throughout labor and staff. ______N i i ,- WOOB SprfngfMd. MA m 1 2 : 3 0 P M CD t o Be Announoed. business plan. WXTV Potoroon, N J it) 3 1 Heedllnee on Trial O Sybervision Weight Control which is prKtically the Cubim 9:10A M [CNN] HM ithwM k CD Een Club Last year they sold 68,000 delivery, Max’s parents After delivery. HiEEvMiixfp WOBV SprfngfMd, MA e (2 ) (21 Alvin end the Chipmunke (S ) ® New Arehiee national ^ i t , is salmon-colored w n c rsertfora, v i 9:30A M G C Ollllgan't I (land ® Leave It to Beaver pounds of snails for a gross had the support of Mom was settled into ^-a-a_ ^a 1 ■ ■ - (21 Day the Universe Changed (2 ( This Week in MotorSporta CNN wVStW fWVW [CNN] (X) 9 9 Pound Pupploo (2 ) rm Tetllngl revenue of $100,000. with the texture of avocado and BnfmiNG Center DWNEY iNsnoy Cnonnoi (DIS) (21 Batmen d l Bugs Sunny end Tweety Show (CC). their own nurse in the her comfonable room GD Suponnan ISI Whet About Women a sweet flavor. Radicchio is one EBPN Sports Nstuvofti lESFN] dD Conan (22) Wan Street Week (R) Brash and Beyries ate part of AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HBO Homs Bon OfHoa [HROI 93) Runaway With tha Riah and Famou [C N N ] Evens and Novak of the midget lettuces now all privacy of their own where Max was wel­ (2Z) Adam Smith's Money World [C N N ] College Football Preview a new generation of ranchers and CINEMAX CIrainm (MAX] 9 9 Amataur Ouokpin Bowling (BO min.) [D IS ] Edison Twine Pert 1 of 3. the rage; it makes beautiful little TMC snowe wnennw (TM C r [C N N ] Stylo With Eleo Kleneoh [E 8 P N ] SportsCenter Saturday (60 truck fanners finding success USA Natvvork ( » Boge Bunny t compact heads just right for an USA (UBAl [D I8 ] Wind in the Willowe min.) catering to the gourmet and S B Vaga* [USA] Seereh for Beenty individual salad. Tom Thumb [ESPN] *needwey Ameriea ^ Conlinuftd. . . specialty fqo(| mvfcefs — an , ^ » I * % , * . F « • • f 1 ' i s ' ' \ t ' ' industry tlfiat is'expected to lettuce, once the darling of 711 1MMgaptffCTB HBRALM 3AWf>»r t l SSB8S83!m2SUti2IL his wife. Rock Hudson. Doris Day, Tony [CNN] Nawawatoh LEG WORK Randall. 1964. [USA] Chaok H Out! A corporate apy ia [CNN] Sporta Latenigift rumoTMl to b « on the (ooee et Cobb e Satiirdav, Contiiiiied On CBS’s “Leg [DIS] MOVIE: 'Old YeHor* A mongrel dog Satufiiaiyjj^oiitiiiaed Supermerket Work," premiering strays onto a Texas ranch and proves his Buatin' Looaa Sonny halpa worth to the owners. Dorothy McGuire, S:30PM 93) der). a 33*yaar*old divorced contumer SATURDAY. tha kida with their problema whan [DIS] Collaga Bowl '87 A quiz show in­ Fess Perker. Tommy Kirk. 1967, Rated retearcher who shares an apartment volving four-member teams composed OCT. 3, new Vbrk- G. Mimi'a too axhauatad. (In Stereo) with his 25-year-old brother (John Bot- (ESPN] Trtiok and Tnotor Pull 2:10PM [CNN] Haamiwaak of the country's leading college scholars based private [ESPN] College Foqtbell: Floride et LSU (29 Leave It to Baavar ger). is reunited with his ex-wife. who compete to answer questions on (H B O ] HBO FaniHv Pm *«>«»» eye Claire NeCar- • (3hrs.)(R) 2:30PM ® CoHaga Footbalk Miami at (S Victory Garden (CC). CD dD New Adventures of Beans Bax­ science, art politics, current events, mu­ BrIdaM (M l* in this drama about taan- Florida Stata (3 hra., 30 ntin.) (LIva) sic and literature. Host: Dick Cavett. (In ron (Margaret 3:00AM CD Home Shopping Over­ age aaxuality baaad on the book "A Vai7 ( S Connacticut Nawamakara ter (CC) Sinister Mr. Sue thwarts Beans' E attempts to find his kidnapped father. (In Stereo) Colin) is being night Servioe Continues (2 hrs) Touchy SubjacY' by Tood Straiaar, (80 (29 Laava H to Baavar 93) Chaapirlto (60 min.) Stereo) [E S P N ] College PootiMlI Continues hunted by a hit­ [CNN] N^snight min.) o Collaotoca A vlaK to tha American Thia Old Houaa Laying the carpet d man. Timothy Car- [TMC] MOVIE: One-Eyed Jecks' Advartlaing Muaaum In Portland, Ore­ and completing finiah work in the attic: a (D W e Got It Made Jay and David inter­ 11:00PM ® ® (8l (39 99 Nowa 12:60PM [E S P N ] Auto Raoing: NAS­ gon: a collection of raclat mamorabllia. fere with Mickey's private life when she Brando directed this offbeat tala of an CAR ModHIada From North WllkatbOro, review of the anic renovation budget. ® MOVIE; 'Play Mlaty for Mo’ A diac hart plays the (8J) Juatin Wllaon'a LouMana Cookin' - falls in love with a bartender. cop assigned to escaped convict who seeks revenge on N.C. (7 0 min.) (Live) [CNN] Nawamakar Saturday P jockey becomes Involved with a psy­ the friend who betrayed him. Marlon Outdoora CD House Cells chotic woman listener who gradually d ) MOVIE: 'Capuin Slnbarf [USA] Sanohax of Bel Air Sanchez is protect her. Brando. Karl Malden, Katy Jurado 1:00PM [C N N ] Stylo W ith Elaa Klanaoh (S9l 227 Mary's fantasy about an Old takes charge of his life. Clint Eastwood, SInbad falla In love with a princata lonely whan hla wife laavea on a buai- (22) 1961. [DIS] M OVIE: 'Thunder In tha VaMay' A West showdown closely parallels her Jessica Walter, Donna Mills. 1971. whoao father la Impriaonad by a tyrant. naaa trip. CHECK IISTINGS m o v i e : Ninja h i - tha fathar allanataa hla aon'a love by cruel actual feelings about the opening of a 3:15 AM [MAX] Guy Willlama, Haldl Bruhl, Pedro Arman- (D Banny Hill FOR EXACT TIME Domination' A young woman, possested traatmant to tha bo/a dog. Lon McCal- 6:00PM ® IS ® News sleazy neighborbood bar. (In Stereo) darli. 1883. ) MOVIE: 'Dirty Harry’ Dat. Lt. Harry llatar, Edmund Gwann, Peggy Ann Gar­ ® W h a Y a Happening Nowll Raj invests 93 by an evil spirit, commits a aarlas of d ) MOVIE; 'Mr. Majaatyk' A farmer da- (S) This OM Ho u m (CC) Bob Vila tours Callahan uses unorthodox methods to grisly murders. Lucinda Dickey, Jordan in a profaaaional boxer despHa protests Miami; reviews of the Tampa home’s ma- f lea tha mob by giving work to tha n ^ y . ner. 1B47. capture a sniper. Clint Eastwood. Harry Bannat, Sho Kotugi. 1964. Rated R. (In soni^ work and^olar hot water system; Charlaa Bronaon, Al Lattlarl. Linda Cria- from Nadine. Guardino, John Mitchum. 1971. Stereo) 3:00PM CE) m o v i e : 'Barbaralla' A beginning the redwood deck. tal 1«74. woman'a innocanca la loat In apace ® WWF Suparaura of Wraatllng O Ghost Story dZ) Wild America Garter snakes, an 3:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : T h a Aloha- ® ) Amarloan Bandatand whan aho'a Introducad to a aariea of pay- 93) Fama Nicole believes she may be on o ham, David Coburn. 1966. Rated R. chadallc, tachno-aax plaaauraa. Jana Eastern glass lizard, a desert tortoise ® Tales From the Derkelde Nightmares hiding place in an Insane asylum. Ri­ mlsf A simple man turns Into a werewolf her way to atardom: Danny and Jesse haunt a dying mobster (Abe Vigoda) chard Carlson. Lucille Bremer. Richard by night after he le cursed by a aorcerar d j Puttin' on tha HIta (In Starao) Fonda, David Hamminga, Ugo Tognani. and the alligator are seen In this look at [C N N ] Travpl Quid* help find a date for Mr. Dyranforth. (60 lO Q M I who accepts a stranger's (David Chan­ Moore. 1948. 1:10AM for accidentally killing hit wife a century (29l Laava It to Baavar 1988. the adaptability of reptiles. min.) (R) dler) offer of an eternal dream. 1:1 SAM [U S A ] Night Flight: Rock ago. Robert Ginty, Lucinda Dooling. 122) W W F Suparatara of Wraatllng ® Collaga Football Today Hoata: Al [D IS ] Mouaeterpieoe Theater 12:30AM GE) To Be Announced. 99 (39 Odd Coupla (2$ Butterfllea Bohing Bara Pod 1986. Rated R. (23) Franoh In Aotlan; Famlllaa Trautwig and Jim Hill. [CNN] Event end Novak (29 Buatin' Looaa Sonny helps the kids l>7 9:00PM CD teg w ork Premiere Crime (39 Barney Miller 1:30AM (39 Dating Gama 3:30AM [CNN] Thia Week In Jepen ® Highway to Haavan (CC) A young ® Knight RIdar with their problems whan Miml's too ex­ drama. An ex-assistant district attornay MOVIE: Clook- ( 9 MOVIE: 'Journey to the Unknown’ A 12:55AM [MAX] 'A IC N N ] Croaafira Saturday [U S A ] MOVIE: Behind Looked Doors' A prlzaflghtar puta hla caraar on tha line 99 Soul Traill hausted. turns datactive. Tonight: Datectiva work Orange' In an England of tha near and laarna tha unaavory truth about hla Claire McCerron atrong-erms her fee yoUng woman trapped in a library dis­ [U S A ] Night Flight Taka Off to Big judge, running from the police, seeks a ( 8 Laava It to Baavar (23) OaGrasai Junior High covers that she hat bean pledged to the future, a violent youth Undargoea an ex- hiding place in an insane asylum. Ri­ brother-mansgvr. (80 min.) (In Starto) O from a slow*paying cliant with daadly parimantal proc^ure dasignad to erata Bueka ( S ) Juatin Wllaon'a Loulalana Cookin' S Dancin' to the Hits Q rasuits. (60 min.) devil, while a young girl staying et a tee- chard Carlson. Lucille Bremer. Richard 9 9 LaYa Oo Bowling (80 mlh.) aide hotel Is terrorized by a psychotic his devisnt impulses. Malcolm McDow­ 1:40AM [HBO] MOVIE; -Warning Moore. 1948. 9S Raino Salvaje S lYa a Llvltig ' Second Chence Chazz aavea a ell. Patrick Magee, Adrienne Corri. 9 J Carraraa da Autoa: Road Amarioa oooo D dS landlady. Vara Miles, Patty Duke. 1968. Sign' (CC) A amall mid-waatarn town ia Indy Grabado al 30 da agoato durante al (O Motorwaak dDootof Who friand from drowning at a party aftar Ms- 1971. Rated R. andangarad whan a biological axperi- taning to Charlaa* advica about tha dan­ (H ) Alive from Off Conter Funhouee 4:00AM ® MOVIE: T h a Moonahina ^ Road Amarioa an Elkhart Lake. Wlacon- [CNN] Your Money 93) Fame (60 min.) 1:00AM (D News mant goat awry. Sam Wataraton, Kath­ WaY Mountain folk fight ovar boollag oooooo gers of drinking. (In Stereo) d D New Monkeee leen Quinlan. YaphatKotto. 1986. Rated aln. (2 hra.) [CNN] Newswatch D 'MOVIE; T h e Law* A dedicated booza: Patrick McGoohin. Richard Wld- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nothing But tha Truth' D d9 Ohere Seeson Premiere (CC) [C N N ] Pinnacle ' , he has to be the best-look­ B.M., Rock Island. III. Earth where ha growa up to banla evil Gail Strickland. 1977. Rated PG. Part 2 of 2, turn home. Richard Moll finds a group ol one men can solve the puzzle. Sean Con­ [E S P N ] Harness Racing: Breeders n to his former girlfriend who’s about to ing and best-preserved 60-to-65-year- Dear B.M.: Bronson had a different Chriatophar Raava, Margot Kidder, Gene 9 9 8 C T V "trespassers" and has them arrested nery. F. Murray Abraham. 1986. Rated Crown Series From Freestate Raceway Eloise, but it was on TV, not in a mov­ Hackman 1978. Hated PG (In Starao) [USA] Cartoona marry another man. Part 1 of 2. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) R. (In Stereo) in Maryland. ie. She is now in her 40s and last I old around. I would like to know what leading lady in each of those films. ( S You Can't Taka It With You (29 D.C. Follies [USA] Cover Story 4:10PM [CNN] Sporu Cloaomp ® Wild Amarioa (CC) A profile of the [MAX] MOVIE: 'From B e y ^ (Cp) A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Valet Girle' They pari^ heard was running a theatrical work­ ' he has been doing professionally In Hope Lange, as you know, was in the (22)'Whaal of Fortune (CC). (22) As Sohoola Match Wits nocturnal grasshopper-mouse. scientist resemhing tbdianlBfrsenses cars for a living, but theta attractive shop in Los Angeles. “ Enoise,” inci­ the past 40-odd years. — E.S., Nampa, first. Bronson’s real wife, Jill Ireland, 2 : 0 0 P M ® Black Shaap Squadron 4:30PM 93) New Oldgat unleashes a terrifyipgfforce when he un­ yvould-be rock stars have their sights set (S ) Automania (23) Challangs (2® Police Story dentally, came from a book by Kay Ida. was in the second, and Deborah B af­ (29 Laava It to Baavar (29 Leave It to Baavar locks an interdimansional gateway. Jef­ on fame and fortune. Meri O. Marshall. (39 Win, Lose or Draw (39 MOVIE: ’Planet of the Apes’ Four frey Combs, Barbara Crompton. Tad So- Thompson, who was primarily a sing­ Dear E.S.: Jaeckel says he’ll be 62 fin in the third. (22) l O Major League Baaaball Regional S Frugal Gourmet (8) Haa Haw April Stewart Mary Kohnart. 1986. (39 CinemAttraotlons American astronauu crash lend on an rel. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Rated R. er, and whose backup group was the this year, and the World Almanac • Dear Dick: I would like to know coverage of Toronto Blue Jaya at Detroit 93) Embajadoraa da la Mualoa Colom- 99 Benny Hill^ unidentified planet and stumble upon a who p la y ^ Jim Bowie on the “ Jim Tigare. New York Mata at St. Louia Car- 99 Fight Backl With David Horowitz 10K)0PM ® W*st B7th SMSOn Williams Brothers. One of those backs him up. He started his movie blana (J® Hollywood USA Simian society of high intellect. Charlton 11:45P M [HBO] MOVIE: Th# HoL Bowie” T V series years ago. I am not dlnala or Minnaaota Twina at Kanaaa (52) Survival Special Saason Premiere Heston. Roddy McDowall. Kim Hunter Premiere croft Covenant' A Nazi's son places his brothers was Andy. , career very young; be waa only 18 d Victory Garden (CC). @ Sabado Glganta (CC) A "Suniival Anglia" wildlife pro­ sure of the name of the show. Please City Royala. (3 hra.) (Live) 1968. Newt life in danger when he considers signing ■ Dear Dick: Please tell me if the when he made "Guadalcanal Diary" [CN N ] Big Story gram. A water-level view of tha wildlife D (23) Joy of Painting (S3) lYa a Living . 99 Once a Haro (CC) Copt. Justice s ar a victim reparations agreement Michael man who played Captain Kangaroo, In 1943. Jaeckel has been working save my sanity. — P.L.M., Douglass- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Where Oo Wa Go From visiting a waterhole in Africa’s Etosha (D ® Hotel Season Premiere (CC) A Caine, Anthony Andrews, Victoria Ten­ [CNN] Croaafira Saturday chenemy. Victor Lazarus, follows him psychic contacts a widowar'a deceased steadily throu^ the year*. He was In ville. Pa. 9 9 Road to Calgary A preview of the Hm 'F our-F finda Aladdin'a lamp, which National Park. (60 m'in.) (In Stereo) nant 1985. Rated R. Bob Keeshan, is living or dead. — 1966 Olympica. (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sleeping Beauty' Ani- into hia now world and schemes to put wife; a handsome man accompanies some memorable films, such as "The ha uaaa to gat into tha army, but quite ®3) Throb L.P., Klein, Texas. Dear F.L.M.: You can cancel that (ST) Collaotora From the San Juan la- dafinitaly tha wrong ona. Fred MacMur- matad (CC) Cursed to die before her an end to the supethoVo (60 mm.) Christina to tha Hotel Aesociatiop ban­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® Solid g o m in Concert Dirty Dozen,” "SonneUmes a Great 16th birthday, a princess is raised • Dear Dick: Whatever happened to order for padded paneling for your landa Appraiaala are conducted In tha ray, June Haver. Joan Laalia. 1945. [C N N ] Sporu Saturday [C N N ] PrlmaNawa quet Deck Rambo, Ted Shackelford end ® MOVIE; 'Traublq Along tiw Way” A within an enchanted forest by three Ginger Rogers guest star. (60 min.) Anne Baxter, star of “Hotel"? Some­ Notion” and “The Dark." den. Scott Forbes starred in "The Ad­ Roaarlo Raaorfa mualc room: an Inter­ [E S P N ] Collaga Football: Florida at LSU [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sund By Me’ (CC) Four football coach; whose wife and child [MAX] M OVIE: lYa Only A TV good fairies. Voices of Mary Costa, Bili one told me they thought she had died. • Dear Dick: I’ve been trying for ventures of Jim Bowie,” which ABC view with the proprietor of Darvlll'a Rare repairman diacovara ha la tha long-ioit (3 hra.) (Live) young boys face a journey of self- (® P o liM Story leave him, still has the pleasure of Shirley. Eleanor Audley. 1959. Rated G. seeing his team winning tha big game If so, how, and when? — K.W.R., Ger- some time to obtain some Inlorma- Print Shop. hair to tha fortune of an alactronica gan- 8KX)PM ® M y Slater Sam Season discovery whan they attempt to loFste 99 Hoodlinos on Trial carried from 1956 to 58. (In S t e r e ^ .,^ John Wayne. Donna Reed, Charles Cob­ ing. Neb. tion on a movie of quite some years A (53) MOVIE; 'Manaatara Are Looaa' A iua. Jerry Lewie. Zachary Scon, Joan Prsmlers (CC) Sam’s stunned when she the body of a boy hit by a tram VVil O Hoiwymoonora amall American national foreat commun­ [E S P N ]'M le g e Football Continues Wheaton. River Phoenix. Corey Feld­ urn. 1953. Dear L.P. and K.W.R.: Bob Keeshan ago. It was written by my uncle, Owen • Dear Dick: Is the voice behind the O ’Brian. 1962. receives a phone message from Steve < S l O Hunter Soaaon Pramiara (CC) ity ia menaced by two huge, manaating [TMC] MOVIE: To ugh Guys’ A pair of announcing hia Impending marriage to man. 1986. Rated R. ® New Hot Tracks is still living. But Anne' Baxter, one of Francis, and it was all about the steel Honda automobile commerclajs. that [TMC] MOVIE: 'DragonalayaY A naive (6D min.) (In Starao) tigara Tom Skarritt. Stave Format Harry aorcerar'a apprentice ia called upon to train robbers are released from pnson another woman. Part 1 of 2. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Feat Times at Ridge (21 WUd. Wild West the nicest and brightest of the old Hol- mills at Clairton, Pa. It was called of Burgess Meredith? — J.H., Kala­ after a thirty-year stint only to return to a (2® HaadaelM: Tha Anciant Enomy Morgan. 1978. alay a faaraoma flying dragon. Pater ® 93) Werawolf Aftar Eric takes refuge mont High’ Teenagers struggle with in­ O Shoppers Network f lywood stars, died of a stroke on Dec. “ The Magnificent Brute" and starred mazoo, Mich. [ESPN] PGA Sanlom OoW: Vantage MacNicol, Caitlin Clark. Ralph Richard- life of crime. Burt Lancaster. Kirk Doug­ dependence. sexuality and success O Hot Troeka las. Ell Wallach, 1986. Rated PG. (In at a monastery, ha discovers the pras- ® MOVIE: 'Never Cry W o lf A biologist 12, 1985. Victor McLaglen. Could you get me Dear Dick: Can you tell me who Champkonahlp (Second Round) From aon. 1981. Rated PG. (In Starao) snca of another werewolf. (In Stereo) Sean Penn. PhoabJ Catos. Ray Walston Copa da Europe; Napoli contra Real Starao) 93) learns to live among wolvea and Eski­ any information about it? — I.B., does the voice of the koala bear on the Clammona. N C. (2 hra.) (Live) 1982. Rated R. ( Madrid Soccar. (2 hra.) Dear Dick: There’s a pepperoni piz­ 5:00PM ® 99 Mlaalon Impoaalbla [USA] New Mika Hammer Hammer in- ® Dom OaLuiao Show mos in the northern wildarnesa. Charles Port hlarion. Pa. Qantas commercials? — N.P., Orem, [T M C ] MOVIE: Ona-Eimd Jaoka' [US)A] Tennis: Tranaamerica Open ' ' O Harrteaatla and MoCormIck Martin Smith, Brian Oannahy. 1983. za on this question. I say that Sam Brando directed thia offbeat tala of an 93)Wabatar vestiataa whan authorities ignore the ® Maws _ TrarueJherice Open, "ten’s semifinals Neill, who was in “Amerika,’Vglso Dear I.B.: You have the title right UUh. murder of a young female ecquainunce [CNN] CNN Nowa 93) PEUCULA; 'Laa Cautivaa' Jorga Riv- eacaped convict who aaaka ravanga on ( S Laava H to Baavar 93) MOVIE: 'Slap ShoY An ice-hockey from sjin Francisco, Calif (3 hrs) (Live) play^ Damien In “The Omen.” My and the star. It waa released in 1936. Dear J.H. it N.P.: Yes, that’s M er­ and .kidnapping of her roommate. (80 Mam dacidss to start winning, even if it aro, Julitsa. the friend who betrayed him. Marlon iS C H tP a 10:30PM ® Sporta Extra sister says no way. — R.D.; Boston. and, besides McLaglen, the cast in­ edith whispering those Honda words. Brando. Karl Makfan. Katy Jumdo. min.) means playing dirty- Paul Newman. Mi- 8:15PM [DIS] DTV [C N N ] Nawanight QtMt Chafa of tha Waat 93) INN Nowa Dear R.D.: It w ill take Solomon or cluded Binnie Barnes (who quit acting The koala bear voice is supplied by (S ® Marblahaad Manor chaal Ontkaan. 1977. 8:30PM ® Everything’s Relative (CC) [ESPN] WraatNng; Wodd Claaa Cham- 1981 7:30PM to become Mrs. Mike Prankovich), Howard Morris, who was one of Sid (S Saint 99 MOVIE: T h a Rad Light Sting’ A Comedy. Julian Beeby (Jason Alexan- 99 W ar Chrenlelaa pionahip Wraatllng Jimmy the Greek to figure out who [USA] MOVIE: 'Terror' Strange thinga ® Family Tlea Caesar’s foilp on the old "Show Of begin to happen aftar a filmmaker 9 9 W ild Kingdom schema raquiras a govamment agent to ( 9 llenoymeonora [USA] MOVIE; ’BaMnd Loekad Poera' A wins this bet. Neill p la y ^ Damien, all Jean Dixon and William Hall.,I[ was a ® Jaapardyl (CC). 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9 Jimmy Swaggart 12:45 AM (ID m o v i e : 'Blinded by the (SI Nature (CC) A study of Madagss- UghY A professional cultdeprogrsmrnsr [USA] Code Rad jg gar's unique plant and animal life. (60 6 9 Good Neighbors attempts to free a young man from mind min.) (In Stereo) MISTRESS 1:30PM 9 Tony Brown's Journal 9 Outer Limits control. Kristy McNIchol, James McNI- Sooda^f, Continued 9 MOVIE; The Ke/ The commander of 6 i 's S on Sports chol, Jenny O'Hara. 1880. 9 Wild Kingdom an unarmed seagoing tug ia given a key In "Nistress," , 62) Great Performances: Wegner (CC) Smidayy Oct. 4 9 Asi vs al Beiabol which he knows he must pass on to sn- 1:00AM (3D Dallas Rae Cotton (Vic­ Bavaria's King Ludwig II becomes a pa­ [CNN] Moneywask othar man in tha event of hia deem. Wii- 93) Odd Coupis toria Principai) [CNN] Newswatch llem Holden. Trevor Howard, Sophia tron to the povarty-strlokan and desper­ [T M C ] MOVIE: Invasion U 4 .A .' A 9 Nova (CC) Scientists travel to An­ ate Wagner. (60 min.) Part 3 of 4. (R) [E S P N ] NFL'a Graateet Momenta i- tells In love with tarctica to study tha recently discovered [D IS ] Danger Bay Loren. 1856. 9 lED Baaame Street (CC). former government agent goes back into 63) lYa a Living Nancy dozes off and [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Sidney Sheldon's B u s ­ 5:00AIVI 93) imight %vealthy contrac­ action when Russian terrorists invade hole in the earth's ozone layer In an at- [E S P N ] Horae Racing; Pennsylvanie ww Behind the Scenes with the Duck- line' An unwilling helraaa to a vast for­ 9 The WorM Tomorrow tampt to identify the phenomenon's tales A look at how the animated car­ dreams of becoming a bride. O Shoppers Nstwork tor Wyn Brooks the United States. Chuck Norris. Richard Derby A 1 and 1/8 mliss race for three- tune finds herself next In line to be 9 Robert Sohuller Lynch. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) cause. (60 min.) (R) year-old Thoroughbreds, from Philadel­ toon "Ducktalaa" Is made. [CNN] CNN News murdered. Ben Gazzara, Audrey Hep­ [CN N ] Sports Rsvisw (Don Hurray). phia. (60 min.) (Live) 93) Nueatra Famine 9 Polloo Story 62) Atimrioa By DMlgn (CC) The evolu­ 10:30PM C3D Sports Extra burn, James Msson. 1878. Rsted R. [U S A ] Night Flight: Tsks Off to Big The CBS movie airs 2:00PM ® This Week in Baseball tion of the house as a symboi of the [C N N ] Daybreak Highlights of Major League action are 9 ALF (CC) ALF Is visited by "Gilllgan's [USA] Alrwolf 9 Insight / Out [U S A ] Oo (or Your Dreams ^ . Busks SUNDAY. OCT. 4. Island" castaways Gilligan (Bob Den­ American dream begins historian Spiro shown. 6:30PM C3D wheel of Fortune (CC). 1:10AM [C N N ] Healthwaek t 5:10AM 3 0 IS ] Bust of W sH Olsnsy [D I8 ] Dumbo's CIroue ver). the Skipper (Alan Hale), the Profes­ KostoFs expioration of America's archi­ 6 9 To the Manor Bom 93) MOVIE: 'Assault Force' A team of En­ 9 9 Private Benjamin tecture. (60 min.) Part 1 of 5. 9 Ask ths Manager Prssonts Msior Effects (Joseph Bot­ [E 8 P N ] SportsCanter CHECK IISTINGS sor (Russell Johnson) and Mary Ann 1:30AM (3D News toms), s hero with specisl powers, looks glish frogman matches wits with a gang (Dawn Wells). (In Stereo) (2 ) 9 To Be Announced. [CNN] PrimeNawe 63) New Gidget Danni'a convinced that [H B O ] Fragglo Roek (CC). (In Stereo) ' FO « EXACT TIME of hljacksra who thryatan to blow up an ( £ Naked City St spselsl effects. 9 This Weak in Baseball Highlights of 9 Aitaweek [ESPN] NFL Theatre; Mavericks and Gidget and Jaff ara killer clones sfter [U S A ] Cartoons oil rig. Roger Mobrs. Anthony Parkins, she sees a movie about aliens. 93) INN Nawa J T M C ] m o v i e : Nstlonsl Major League action are shown. Mlaflta (60 min.) B:20AM James Mason. 1882. 9 ABC Nawa (CC). 9 ThaYa tha Spirit Lsmpoon's Europeen Veestlon’ (CC) The 8:30AM (3D Sunday Maes 93) El Mundo del Box (80 min.) [U S A ] Tennis; Trenaemerioa Open [E S P N ] Magic Years In Sporu A look at 9 MOVIE: 'i .w Bridges atTokoJll' Dur­ 03) Notlolsro Univialon the year 1880 with a feature on Phillies Griswold fsmilv tskes Europe by storm dD The WorM Tomorrow Magic of Decorativa Painting Transamerica Open, man's finals, from 9 ABC News (CC). ing the Korsan war. a jet pilot takas off (St) 63) 8 to 6 third basemsn Mike SchmidL when they win sn sll-espenses-psid trip 93) Haatholiff on a dangerous mission while his wife San Francisco, Caiif. (3 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Nawamekar Sunday on s gems show. Chevy Chess, Beverly [D IS ] MOVIE; T h e Dog Who Stopped [HBO] MOVIE; About U tt Night..'(CC) waits fearfully at homo. William Holden, [C N N ] Inalds Business Married... With Child­ [E S P N ] Wlndaurfing D'Angelo, Jsson LIvsIy. 1885. Rstsd PG- 9 He-Men A Maalsre of the Unhmrae tha War* During their Christmas holiday, 8:30PM CSD 63) A pair of young paopla ttruggla to form Grace Kelly, Fredfic March. 1854. two groups of childrsn engsge in a [D IS ] Animals In Action Featured: tha ren (CC) Al accidentally shoots his M poll Ul rwuiay pwprv — ------13. 9 MIrsole Ravival Hour a lasting relationship‘ ' after ittaranln en initial one [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Emmanualle 4' Fearful 9 ® Adame Chronlolea (CC). Part 2 of snowball battle for possession of an ice role of scavengers in nature. neighbor's dog when ho investigates a of ancountaring an abusive former Irzver, 9 Robert Sohuller strange noise in the night. (R) (In Stereo) night stand. Rob Lowe. OemI Moore. 5:30AM 93) i n n News 13. (R) castle. Cedric Jourde. Julian Elie, Marl- [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Return of tha JedI' (CC) James Belushi. 1986. Rated R. (In the sexual adventuress undergoeSjex- [CNN] Mansywssk 9 One Day at a Time tion on tha latest employment opportun­ pierre Arsneau-D'Amour. 1884. Third instaiiment of Gaorga Lucas' "Star (E) Feoe Off tenalve plastic surgery to create a new police otticars studying London police 9 star Searph (80 min.) Stereo) 93) El Mkilatsrlo de Jimmy Swaggart [E S P N ] Golf: Senior PGA Golf: Vantage Wars" trilogy reunites Luke Skywalker face and body. Sylvia Kristal, Mia Ny- [ESPN] QoM: Vsntsge Chsmpionship methods, begin a search for a monster ities in tha Connecticut area. 93) Futbol Intamsoiorul; Indepan- 62) 9 M y Tw o Dads (CC) Nicola takes Cham^onahip (Final Round) From Clem­ and his comrades for s final battle with 11:00PM (3) C!D (22) 9 89 News gran. 1B84. Ratsd R. PGA Seniors: Second-round covsrege Pieeanta .T terroriiing London. Bud Abbott Lou 9 MOVIE: 'Paradlaa Alley' Three broth­ dlantas contra Penarol (2 hrs.) ' advantage of Michael and Joey's con­ mons. N.C. (2 hrs.) (Live) the evil Galactic Empire. Mark Hamili, from Tenglewood Golf Club in Clem­ [CNN] C n^re Costello, Boris Karloff. 1853. ers look for a way out of New York's trasting parenting methods and de­ C5D 8 to B 2:00 AM (3D NIghtwatoh [C N N ] Wbek in Rsviow Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1883. ceives both of them regarding har plans mons, N.C. (2 hre.) (R) [DIS] Good Morning MIokayl Hell's Kitchen and find a foothoid in a [U S A ] Cover Story Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D Carol Burnett end Friends (3D Home Shopping Overnight Service 9 Buek Rogers wrestling arena. Sylvester Stallona, Ar- [H B O ] Behind the Scenes . for tha evening. (In Starso) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Oueen of Burleequo' The [ESPN] InaMa the PGA Tour 4:30PM 9 WiW Kingdom [MAX] MOVIE; The Ouflaw Joaey 93) INN News (3 hrs.) eter of e burlesque revue end her boy­ 9 This Old House (C O Bob Vila tours mand Assante, Lea Canalito. 1878. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Part/ An accident- $ 9 Alice Miami; reviews of the Tampa home's ma­ Wales' An ex-Confedsrat/soldier seeks 99 Local Programming 93) At the Movies Scheduled: "Like friend ere enmeshed In bsokstege in­ [H B O ] Seabort prone Indian actor is invited to an exclu­ 3 9 Odd Otupla sonry work and aolar hot water system: 9 Muppata vengeance when his family and home 9:00PM (3D m o v i e ; Mlatreaa' (CC) A Father. Like Son" (Dudley Moore, Kirk trigue when eeverel strippers ere found [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Joaey sive Hollywood party. Pater Sailers. (57) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - (23) Fresh FieWa After William's snoring beginning the redwood deck. (R) 9 McLaughlin Group Claudina Longat Gavin MacLeod. 1868. are destroyed. Clint Eastwood, Chief once-promising ectress faces rejection disturbs her nights, Hester's days are Cameron). murdered. Evelyn Ankers, Cerleton Walaar An ex-Confadarate soldier seeks Outdoors Dan George, Sondra Locke. 1876. Rated and emotional distress when her woai- vengeance when his family and home Batman 9 Local Programming not much better when she has to care for [CNN] Monaywsak Young. 1846. 9 2:30PM QE) Major League Basaball: [C N N ] Evans and Novak PG. thy lover's death forces her to attempt a are destroyed. Clint Eastwood. Chief a neighbor's dog. (60 min.) [D IS ] Zorro 99 Health Show 9 Mast tha Press (CC). New York Mats at 8L Louis Cardinals (2 [H B O ] Fraggis Rook (CC). (In Stereo) comeback: Victoria Principal, Don Mur­ 6:00AM OD w. BeHeve Dan George, Sondre Locke. 1878. Rated 7:00PM OD 60 Minutes (CC) (60 9 Christian Video Ministry 93) Tsm ss y Debates 9 ChariW'a Angels hrs., 15 min.) (Live) ray, Kerrie Kaane. 1887. [E S P N ] SportaCenter Q D Robert Schuller PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Jawa II' (CC) Another min.) MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted (3D iS Tracey Oilmen Shew Sketches 69 Newsmakers [U S A ] Consumer Challenge: B M o o ksr (SZ) French in Aetion: Vaeaneas en Bre­ 9D N ew JsraaijlHIapano white shark threatens Amity just as the 21 Jump Street Penhall believes (E ) PubHe Affeirs [T M C ] iMOVIE: 'Sesame Street Pre- vay playwright is so desperate for C3D 63) include Kay (Oilman) finding romance Papa Fifty Seven tagne II 92) Modem Maturity (CC). town returns to prosperity. Roy Schei- his undercover partner may be responsi­ 62) 2:05AM [H B O ] m o v i e -. T K s Quick Christopher Ooeeup Unts: Follow That BlnT (CC) Big Bird B a box office hit that he resorts to murder. with her childhood swaethaart.^ (In 93) [C N N ] Newsmaksr Sunday der. Murray Hamilton. Lorraine Gary. ble for a crack dealer's death. (60 min ) 63) Connecticut: Now (R) and the Dead' (CC) A mysterious cow­ has flown the coop and It's up to his [CNN] Nswaday Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve. Dyan Stereo) ( S Insight; Hoy Jenitor friends to get him. Voices of: Jim Hen- 1878. Rated PG. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Inside Businoaa boy's ability to defand a family of ho­ [DIS] Wind in the Willows [HBO] MOVIE; 'A Chorus Una' (CC) Cannon. 1882. Rated PG. CSD 9 Dolly (CC) Guests: Whoopi Gold­ mesteaders from outlaws and Indians in C3) Connsotleut Now eon, Carroll Spinney. 1888. Rated G. (In [U S A ] Hollywood Insider C5D @ 9 Disney Sunday Movie: The Jour­ [E S P N ] SportsCanter Sunday (60 min.) [E S P N ] This Weak In Sports (80 min.) Young dancers auditioning for a musi­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Amerloan Anthem' berg, Burt Reynolds, Alabama. (60 min.) 1876 Wyoming Is threatanad by his Steran) ney of Natty Gann (CC) In 1835 Chi­ [D I8 ] Ooneld Duck Presents cal, seek fame and stardom. Michael Tw o gymnasts overcome personal and 4:45PM (ID MOVIE: T h * Laughing (In Stereo) [M A X ] Martin Mull Preaenta the His­ growing attraction to tha wife. Based on 10:4BA M 9 Jewlah Ufa cago, a girl runs away from en ill- Sunday Morning Nawa Douglas, Audrey Landara, Alyson Read. Policaman' A police detective breaks all tory of White People In Amarioa: White the novel by Louie L'Amour. Sam Elliot, 6:10AM [CNN] ShowMi Week 9:00AM dD physical obstacles in their pursuit of a tempered guardian to rejoin her father (3D New Jeraey People 1 1 K K ) A M O D To Be Announoad. 1888. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) position on ths national team. Mitch the rules to find the man who murdered PoUtkw Martin Mull hosts a tongue-in- Tom Conti. Kota Capshaw. 1887. Rated dD MeCreary Report in Washington and befriend^a wolf Star Seeich (60 6:1BAM 93) Oevey A Oollsth [USM^ILAmarlesn Wroatling Gaylord. Janet Jones, Michelle Phillips. his partner and eight other people on a 93) min.) chask examination of elaction-fixing In NR. (In Stereo) dDHeraraLuay dD MOVIE: T a rn n 's Hidden Jungle' San Francisco bus. Walter Matthau. along t^e way. (60 min.) Part"! of 2. (R) 9 9 MOVIE: 'Hawaiian HeeY Tw o Chi­ the prominently 'white' city of Hawkins Ths King of tha Jungle tangles with two 1888. patad PG-13. (In Stereo) 6:30AM (3D vtste 93) VoNron. Oafandar of the Unhrersa 1 2 :3 ^M QD NFL Today NFL pro- Bruce Dern. 1973. CSD Entertainment This Week (60 min ) cago police officera trade their jobs for Falls. Ohio. (In Stareo) 2:30 AM (3D Go for Vour Dreams ruthless white hunters. Gordon Scott game show hosted by Brent Musburger m o v i e : 'Lady In Comont' C D PuMIe Affeirs 3:00PM (3D ® Kinar'a Kornar Charles in Charge Charles' former now positions on the Honolulu force. [T M C ] MOVIE; Purple Rain' (CC) A per­ 93) MOVIE: Tiger by the Tall' A war hero 9 X a n n s t h Copeland Vara Milsa, Pater Van Eyck.. 1855. with Irv Cross and Jimmy 'T h e Greek" A small town hood hires a private detec­ 99 93) Chrletlen Selenoe Monitor Reports girlfriend has second thoughts after she Taken from the short-lived TV series. former overcomes a troubled home life returns from Vietnam just in time to be 9 B lo r e o m d b This Weak In Connsetieut Snyder. tive to find his missing girl friend. Frank 5:0d1*M (3D see Hunt Mike gives accepts his marriage proposal. Part 2 of Robert Ginty. Jaff McCracken, Tracy and fierce rivalries to becoms a major framed for tha murder robbery of his 9B First Church of Christ Coitgregs- Sinatra, Raquel Welch, Richard Conte. scuba diving lessons to a disabled 9 9Z) Saaeme Stioal (CC). Knight RMsr (3D MOVIE: Taaeher'a Paf A, hard- Scoggins. 1864. rock star. Prince, Apollonia Kotero. Mor­ brothar. Christopher Gaorga. Dean Jog- donel C3D yvomafr whose husband has plans for 2 boilsd city editor bscomss invohrad with 1868. 62) (S® MOVIE; 'Perry Mason: The Casa ris Day. 1884. Rated R. (In Stereo) gar. Tippi Hedran. 1888. 1 9 MIreele FsHh Outresoh 9 C o m b a t l 9 Ebony/Jot Showcase murder. 9 Honeymooners a woman professor, becoming her star (3D Star Search (60 min.) of the Murdered Madam' Premiere, (CC) [U S A ] Tennis Contlnuae (80 min.) [C N N ] 8ports Latanight 9 AIMS 9 Real to Real pupil. Clark Gable. Doris Day. Mamie Buck Rogers 9 ) 69 Our House (CC) Kris launches a 9 Ring Around the World 9 Bob Usokor's Wacky World of (3D A young prostitute holds the key to solv­ [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Bridge on the River 9 The W orM Tomorrow 9 Frugal Oourmat (R) Van Doran. 1858. campaign to save a local club for teen­ ing the mystery surrounding a former 11:30PM (3D George Sohlattar'a Co­ ®3) Consumer Oleoount Auction Sports The famous and not-so-famous 9 9 NCTV agers; David becomes a surfing enthu­ Kwal' A hardened, resolute British offi 93) FuntaetM WorM of HanneAsrbera are a part of this offbeat look at sports, madam's murder. Raymond Burr, Bar­ medy Club [C N N ] Style With Else Kloneoh 9 ITs Your Businoaa (3D High School Bowl ' ^ 9 Soldiers; A History of Mon in Battle siast. (60 min.) (In Stereo) car, who is a captive of tha Japsnase. hosted the former Major League bara Hale, Ann Jillian. 1887. (In Stereo) (3D Mission Impossible drives his man to build a bridge as ther­ [018] Wish Upon e Stsr [CN N ] Daywatoh 9 Connaetiout Real Eatats Showcase 9 Sybsrvialon Weight Control 9 The Saint 9 Day ths Universe Changed catcher who humbly refers to himself os 6$ (S) Masterpiece Theatre: The Tale (3D Sports Extra apy. William Holdan, Alac Guinness. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Knlghte end EmersMe' [018] Waleome to Pooh Comer 9 Three Stooges 9 9 NFL Live NFL Football pregame ("Mr. Baseball"). 3 9 Year in the Life (60 min.) (In Stereo) of Beatrix Potter (CC) As Baatri/s books show with host Bob Costas. Ahmsd Ras- 69 Pro Wrestling Jack Hawkins. 1857. (In Stareo) A merching bend competition in work­ [ESPN] SpaadWaek Business WorM gain popularity, her domineering par­ (3D The World Tomorrow 9 had, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. 9 Writes and Wrongs (39 VegaS 03) p e l ICULA: 'Los Renglones Torcldos (ESPN) Collegs Football: South Caro­ ing clese Englend eroueee e vsriety of [H B O ] M OVIE; T a x ' A vulnerable 18- ents try to discourage the affectionate 93) Honeymooners (CC). Cni Para Gants Grande (80 min.) 9 Charflo'a Angels (52) Great Chefs of the West de Dios' lina at Nabraaks (3 hrs.) (R) emotions emong the competitors. Chris­ ' year-oM is caught In an emotional tug- 9 On tha Record relationship that develops with her pub­ 9 Christian Children's Fund 92) Newton's Apple ®3) Wonderful World of DistMy: Secret 62) River Journeys (CC) Australian wri­ topher Wild, Beveriey Hills, Werren of-war as he tries to grow up without 9 Major loaguo Baaoball ABC plana on lisher. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) [U S A ] Sybervlalon 9 Baa Hunt of Old Glory Mine An old prospector ter Russell Braddon follows his coun­ 62) Real to Reel Special Edition Mitchell. I88S. Reted PG. (In Stereo) parental guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Met- C D MOVIE: 'The Island at tha Top of tha airing gams(a) which are important to 69 ITS a Living Nancy dozes off and 2:45AM (3) ABC News (CC). WorM' At ths turn of ths century, four 9 Spotlight on Govammant any remaining pennant race(s). If the slowly working a deserted Arizona silver try's Murray River from its source in tha 9 Amen Season Premiers (CC) (In [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Best of Times' (CC) zler. Msg jm - 1882. Rated PG. mine clashes with a young geologist in­ Snowy Mountains to its estuary in the dreams of becoming a bride. A men heuntsd by the memory of drop­ intrepid explorers embark on an airship 9D Nuava York Ahora four Major Laagua division winners are Stereo) 2:55AM [M A X ] m o v i e ; 'FlashpolnY W Love Your Skin vestigating the mine's potential. (60 Indian Ocean. (60 min.) S3) Siempre en Domingo En via satalite ping the winning psss In e high school 9:30AM expedition to tha Arctic whara they en­ IS2I MeLqughlln Group already aatablishad by today. ABC will 69 Christian Lifestyle Msgatine (CC) Two American border guards pa­ counter a lost Viking colony. A 'W o n ­ not air baseball. (3 hrs.) (Live) min.) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kim' Tha orphaned son desda Mexico. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) trolling the remote Texas desert dis­ footbell gems ettempts to repley the 93) ( 9 VIslonariaa [C N N ] Forolgn Corraspondsnta 09 MOVIE: 'I Wenno Hold Your Hand' gems twelve yeere Ister. Robin Willisms, derful World of Disney" prasentation. IS2) Maatorpleee Thoatrs: The Tale of [CNN] Newswatch of a British soldier grows up amidst the [C N N ] W aek In Review cover a half-burled jeep containing a 9 Moot fhe Press (CC). Three teenage fans try to meet tha Bea­ skeleton and'’^8 0 0.00 0 In cash. Kris Kurt Russell. Pamele Reed. 1888. Rated David Hartman, Donald Sindsn. Mako. [D IS ] Mouse Fsotory Host Nipssy Rus­ Beatrix Pottsr (CC) The life of Beatrix [H B O ] MOVIE: *The Quick and tha adventure and pomp of 18 th-century Co­ [D IS ] MOVIE; T h e Bridge on the River 9 Adelante sell talks about his first experience with tles when they visit America during a Kristofferson, 'fleot Willisms, Tess Her PG-13. 1874. Potter it traced form her quiet childhood Dead' (CC) A mysterious cowboy's abil­ lonial India. Basad on Rudyard Kipling's Kwal' A hardened, resolute British offi­ 1B64 tour Nancy Allan. Bobby Oi Cicco, circusvelaphants. classic, trrol Flynn, Dean Stockwell, par 1884 Rated R 9 Maude [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hay Tlioro, lYa Yogi Bear' with her pots to the publication of 'Th e ity to defend a family of homesteaders cer, who is a captive of the Japanese, Wendie Jo Sporbar. 1878. 6:55AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'I confess' A Paul Lukas. 1850. Rated G. 9 R a v . DavM Paul Animated Yogi comas out of winter hib­ [E S P N ] Fishing: Walleye Waskand (R) Tale of Peter R abbit" har first book. (60 from outlaws and Indians in 1876 drives his men to build a bridge as ther­ 3:00AM [CNN] Nswsnight priest hears a murderer's confession, ernation and hunts for food which leads min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) 63) Spiritual Ufa Crusade [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Soul Man' (CC) An in- Wyoming is threatanad by his grojyjng [E S P N ] NFL Prime Time (60 min.) apy. William Holden. Alec Guinness, [T M C ] M OVIE:'Jaw s IF Another white than is accused of the crime. Montgo­ 93) Ls Sants MIsa him to search tor Cindy Baar. Voices by [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred gsnious teen cons his way into Harvard ® MOVIE: '01 Blues' Throe G.I.'s form a attraction to the wife. Based on the [U S A ] Riptide Jack Hawkins. 1857. (In Stareo) shark thrsstens Amity just as the town mery Clift, Anne Baxter. Kari Malden. [CNN] Your Money Daws Butler. Don Messick, Julie Ben- Hickmsn. Nick Charles. Law School when his father refuses to musical combo while stationed in Ger- novel by Louis L'Amour. Sam Elliot. Tom [E S P N ] Jeckie Roblnaon Story (80 min.) returns to prosperity. Roy Schalder, Mur­ 1853 netL 1884. many. Elvis Prosioy. Juliet Prowse, Rob­ Conti, Kate Capshaw. 1887. Rated NR. 7:10PM [C N N ] One on One [M AX] MOVIE; 'Only When I Uugh' An [D IS ] DonaM Dude Proaonts pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Out of Bounds' An lows ray Hamilton. Lorraine Gary. 1878 [H B O ] Survival Serlaa Photographers Dawn Chong. 1888. Rated PG-13, (In ert Ivors. 1860. (In Stereo) alcoholic actress bsttiss both the bottle 7:00AM (3D At the Movies [E S P N ] Running and Rasing . 7:30PM 9 9 s c t v farmboy's visit to Los Angelas turns Into Rated PG. Tony and Lii Bomford reveal ths lives of [U S A ] Cheek It OutI Howard helps Mar­ and her recently-reconciled daughter C3D 9 Jimmy Swaggsrt Stereo) [CNN] Urry King Weekend 9 Runaway With tha Rich and Famous a fight for life whan he's mistakenly sus- [U S A ] Sandra Brooka Diet 10:00AM d ) Wonderful WorM of Die. two species of seals found in tha Outer lene open the linos of communication Marshs Mason, Kristy McNIchol, James ( £ Dialogue 1:00PM C3D NFL FoottMlk Chlc«9 0 [D IS ] Bast of Walt Disney Prsaantt Ma­ Frad Dryer and Rosanna Arquatte tour oected of murder. Anthony Michael Hall, nay: Bsaaball Fever Features include Hsbridaa oft Scotland's coasL (80 min.) with her father. Jenny Wright, Jeff Kober. 1886. Rated Coco. 1881. Rated R. 3:30AM [C N N ] Croeaflra :'Cpsey at the B et" "Slide. Donald, Bm i v at Philadelphia Eaglaa (3 hrs.) jor Effacts (Joseph Bottoms), a hero with Cannes in southern France. (3D Point of View [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Rooky IV (CC) Driven R (In Stereo) Road to Calgary A prev­ Slidb" end Goofy as an unlikely sports (Live) speciai powers, looks at special effacts. 5:30PM (IDSiakal A Ebert Scheduled: 6 9 Day tha Universe Changed 11:45PM (ID [U S A ] Christian Children'a Fund 93) 9 Jen^ Falwell by ravsnga, boxing champion Rocky Bal­ (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE; Soul Man' (CC) An in­ iew of the 1888 Olympics. (60 min.) e x p ^ In "How to Play Baseball"., (80 C5) MOVIE: 'Don’t Oo to Stoop' A family "Like Father. Like Son " (Dudley Moore, (H B O ) MOVIE: J o J o Oanosr. boa heada for tha Soviet Union to face a [C N N ] Sports Sunday genious teen cons his way Into Harvard 3:40AM 9 9 DIv Iim Plan m in.)' it pullad to tha edge of inaanity whan Spoetacular World Kirk Cameron); "Baby Boom" (Diane 12:00AM (3D At the Movies Vour Life la Celling' (CC) As doctors at­ gargantuan Russian opponent. Sylvap- 3:30PM 99 of Keaton. Sam Shepard); "Haill Haill Rock [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Summer Rental' (CC) A Law School when his father refuses to 9 MuppsU dD Haro's Luey ter Stallona. Talia Shira, Oolph Lundg- tha aldait daughter raturna from the Oulnnoas Records tempt to save his Ilfs after a drug-rsisted grave. Dennia Weaver. Valerie Harper, n' Roll" (Chuck Berry. Linda Ronstadt). harried air-traffic controlier takes his fa­ oav his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Roe (3) Dellas accident, a nightclub comedian's altar 9 WheYs Happening Nowll ran. 1888. Rated PG. (In Stareo) [T M C ] MOVIE; Sidney Sheldon't Blood- mily on a Florida vacation and winds up (3D Sunday Looal Show Ruth Gordon. 1982. 03) Univialon an el Deports (60 min.) Dawn Chong. 1886 Rated PG-13 (In 93) Star Trek ago travale back through the ysars to 9 lYe Your Businssa lino' An unwilling heiress to a vast for­ in-a saiiboat competition with his lan­ Stereo) * • 93) 9 Captain Power [U S A ] Cartoons MOVIE: 'Nobod/a Porfoef Men I52) Craativs Living (39 MIndpower discover what ted him to this point. Ri­ tune finds herself next in line to be mur­ dlord John Candy, Richard Crenna. Rip [TMC] MOVIE: 'Invasion U.8A.' A chard Pryor, Dabble Allen, Art Evans 9 Kenneth Copeland 9 Jimmy Swaggart from a aubmarine reacue veasel ateal a dered. Ben Gsaara, Audrey Hepburn. 9 Feed My People 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide [C N N ] Newsmaksr Sunday Torn. 1885. Ratsd PG-13. former government agent goes back Into 1888 Ratsd R. (In Stereo) 13) Consumer Challenge: BluMocksr Buddha from a ahrina. hiding it in a cave, James Mason. 1978. Rated R. 9 Chalice of Sahrstion (Live) [D IS ] Coilega Bowl 'B7 (In Stereo) action when Russian terrorists Invade 621 Hogan's Heroes 11:30AM (3D 9 This week With Ooug McClure. Nancy Kwan. Jamea 8:00PM (3) Murder, She Wrote (CC) 4:00 AM [U S A ] one Thousand Dollars [C N N ] Daybreak 9 Mister Rogers NFL Football; Dallas Cow­ Jessica travels to Canada to testify at the United States Chuck Norris, Richard Shoppers Nstwork DsvM Brinkley (CC). Whitmore. 1966. 4:00PM (3D [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Eliminators' A pilot (29 .Every Five Hours ' [D IS ] Mouesrelee boys at Now York Jsta (3 hrs.) (Live) the trial of a colleague accused of mur­ Lynch 1885 Rated R. (In Stereo) 9 D e llt a r i 9 Essence crashes and falls Into the hands of an 9 Sports Machine (S ) S O NFIe Football: Clovoland Browna evil scientist who is ploning to take over dering his wife. (60 min.) 4:10AM (C N N ) Showbiz Week [U S A ] Calliope 9 Sunday Mass (3D LHostylaa of the Rich and Famous 9:30PM CSD ®3) Mr. President NovJ 63) Gena Soott 9 HaHmark Homes at Now England Patriota (3 hra.) (Live) the world. Patrick Reynolds. Boy Do- ® f l ) Married... With Children (CC) Wall street Journal Re­ S t See Hunt Mike gives scuba diving Actress Tippi Hedran; actor Patrick that Meg has loft Ssm. har sister be­ 4:30 AM 93) Twilight zone 7:30AM OD 9 TV Open House ( 0 Connoetleut Nowa Wook Swayte ("Ditty Dancing"): tha Bing trice, Andrew Prine. 1886, Rated PG. . Al's accused of swiping S1 million after comes the children's governess and [CNN] Nswsnight port , lessons to a dissbied women whose hus­ [D IS ] MOVIE: Treasure of Meteoumbe' [C N N ) Big Story 4 9 French Chef. T o Maks a Bucha (Sl> MOVIE: 'OidQM Oooa Hawaiian Crosby Golf TournamsnL the America's [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air Miguel-esks he and Steva play poker in a bank vault. Sam's hostess for state functions Made­ C D Breakthrough band has plans (or murder. Five people with a thirst tor adventure Gidget on a Hawaiian vacation, ftnda a Cup. (60 min.) for sn expensive sports ear as s present (In Stereo) line Kahn joins tha cast. Part 2 of 2. (In (MAX) MOVIE; 'Soul Men' (CC) An in 9 Conversation W H h - 9 Wall Street Journal Report travel from Kentucky to the Florida Keys gsnious teen cons his way into Harvard (3D Sunday Mess group of lada vying for her affectiona- 93) MOVIE: 'Ordeal By Innooonoa' A re­ for his 16th birthdsy. ' (3D 89 Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser Stareo) 9 Tha WorM Tomorrow on a treasure hunt. Robert Foxworth, Law School whan his father refuses to 9 9 Day of DIaoovsry 91) Ayer. Hoy y Manana until her boyfriend airivaa. Jamea Dar­ search scientist in England seta out to and Hawk ara litarally at each other's (3D News 8; In Depth S n DsGraaal Junior High 6:00PM C3D9 9 9 News Joan Hackett, Peter Ustinov. 1876. pay his tuition, C Thomas Howell, Ree 92) Frsneh In AetMn: Vaeanoee en Bre­ ren, Michael Callan, Deborah Walley. unravsl ths mystery behind a woman's • throats over how to prevent a good child Mama's Family The Harpers hope to 9 Dr. James Kennedy Police Story 69 [E S P N ] NFL Prime Time (60 min.) Dawn Chong. 1888. Rated PG-13 (In tagne I [CNN] NFL Prsview 1961. rmrdsr. Based on a novel by Agatha OD from going wrong. (60 min.) (in Stereo) cure Mams of her addiction to home­ Celebrate (fnrisits. Donald Sutherland. Faya Duna­ MOVIE: T h e Drowning Pool' A pri­ Stereo) 9 [D IS ] Raoooons [E S P N ] SportsCanter Sunday (60 min.) O Ma)or Loaguo Baaoball: Milwaukee 93) (3D David Toma Show shopping TV shows. [U S A ] Love Your Skin way, Christopher Plummer. 1884. vate invastigator is summoned by a (USA) How to Maks a Million In the f3 )K M e o T V Browers at Boston Rod Sox (3 hra) 93) Fame Tragedy strikes the school [E S P N ] MagM Years in Sports A look at [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Jaws II' Another white southern oil heiress to identify the.au­ 10:00PM (3D News 12:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : T h e fi/ Stock Market [C N N ] Big Story shark thrsatsna Amity just as tha town 9 Lera Go BowHng 9 9 NyVA Pro Wraadlng when Nicole is kilied in a car accident (CC) A scientist is transformed Into a the year 188D with a feature on Phillies thor of an incriminating letter. Paul New­ (3 ) 9 9 Buck Jamea (CC) Buck tries to [018] You end Me. KM third baseman Mike Schmidt. returns to prosperity. Roy Scheidar. Mur­ 92) Firing Una 9 MOVIE: 'Oh Godl Book II' Tha Visitor man. Joanne Woodward, Tony Fran- (60 min.) (R) grotesqua insect following an ill-fatsd ray Hamihon. Lorraine Gary. 1878. from above charms an Innocent into save the Ills of a youth whose parents teleportation experiment. Jeff Gold­ [ESPN] Seuba WorM [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Summer Renter (CC) A 4D) MOVIE: 'Firstborn' A divorced ciosa. 1875. (J9 Its Showtime at the Apollo (60 min ) won't allow treatment for religious rea­ Rated PG. spreading his massage. George Burns. blum, Gaana Davis, John Geu 1886 harried elr-trsffic controller tekse hie fa­ mother, who has fallen In love with an ' 9 MOVIE: "White HeeY The career of a sons (60 m in) Now England Sunday Suzanne Plashatta. David Bimey. 1880. 9 Bur Trek Rated R. (In Stareo)' EMERGENCY 8K)0AM mily on a Florida vacation and winds up 12:00PM (3) This Is the NFL unstable drifter, is rescued from disaster ruthless, mentally unsuble hoodlum Orel Roberts in a sailboat competition with his lan­ by her adolescent son who takas charge 9 MOVIE: 'D-Day. the Sbeth of June' ^ 9 Sea America with a mother obsession reaches a vi­ Fire — PollCB — M«dlcBl (3D 9 Laurel and Hardy C3D Straight Talk 12:30AM (3D New England Sunday dlord. John Candy. Richard Crsnna. Rip (3D as "the man of the house". Tari Garr, Pe­ During the Normandy invasion, an Amer­ 9 Police Woman olent peak. Jamas Cagnay. Virginia d ) Make It Real Lifestylea of tha Rich end Famous (S ) Kojak Tom. 18S5. Rated PG-13. 93) MOVIE: 'Hunters Are (or Killing' A ter Waller, Christopher Collet. 1884. ican and a British officer remember the 9 DuckTales: Treasure of the (Jolden Mayo. Edmond O'Brien 1848 93) ( 3 ) Funtaetle WorM of Henna Berbers former high school football star, wrong­ girl they both love. Robert Taylor. 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Just salt and pepper to taste Investment philosophy. FRANKLY CORNY SKILLET salad. have one because she’s alternatives. The planner also remember, the West I cup crushed round Different investors have 'different / tablespoon margarine PIZZA TATER PIE about to be divorced and arranges to reyiew the plan couldn’t have been won biiiter-flavored crackers Combine beef, egg, ketchup, levels of risk tolerance. An 6 hot dogs, sliced thin 2 Vi cups mashed potatoes periodically. without this heaity l '/2 cups shredded process mustard and crumbs in bowl. Mix isK more concerned about an 3 cups diced cooked potatoes Vi cup flour This review is especially adventuresome investor will be combination.D Can you imagine a American cheese lightly but thoroughly. 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Remove meatballs from planner. same old way, day after day, your I (4-ounce) can stems and What none of these women different ageST” says Christine dish. Arrange potato slices over top pan; drain off excess fat. -S .salt and pepper to taste Gut feeling. “Ask yourself if meals can become ho-hum. Even pieces mushrooms, drained has, but what each should have, S. Fahlund, a personal financial Pour water in pan. Add you like this person,” says filet mignon and Chantilly potatoes of meat. Vi teaspium dried oregano is a financial plan. planner with SR&A Ltd., in meatballs, potatoes and saueikraut. Melt margarine in 10“ skillet. Parrott. “Does he or she answer s i would become boring if served combine soup, milk, dillweed, Vh teaspoon garlic powder “A financial plan is important Appleton, Wis. Add hot dogs; saute until lightly your questions thoroughly or often enough. To keep everyone salt and pepper, pour over potatoes. Heat to boiling. Lower heat. because more and more women Fahlund says, for example, browned, stir in potatoes, peas, % teaspoon salt make you feel stupid? Will you happy, you need dish^ that are Bake uncovered in 350F oven for 1 Cover, simmer for 30 to 35 arc finding themselves single, that the plan for a single career com and mustard. Cook until I Vi cups shredded Cheddar feel comfortable giving this eveiyday... but outstanding. We hour. Sprinkle with cracker crumbs; minutes or until potatoes are tender. either through divorce or woman in her 30s might focus heated through. Add salt and cheese person very personal think that your meat-and-potato top with cheese. Bake 10 minutes Stir occasionally. widowhood or because they’ve on saving for specific goals, peppfer. information? Think carefully loveis will approve of this medley or until potatoes are tender and top Makes 6 servings. never married,” says Geraldine such as the down payment on a Makes 4 servings. Heat oven to 425F. Grease a house. Such a plan would before you choose a planner. It of recipes. is.golden brown. 10”-deep pie plate. M. Parrott, certified financial should be a relationship that can Makes 6 to 8 servings. manager with the Milwaukee probably be geared more toward Combine potatoes, flour, egg last a long time. The potatoes.,^ shredded in this Tty this easy Variations of this dish were brokerage fimTbf Stifel-Nicolauj growth than stable, income. A and salt. Mix together Most financial .planners hea^ saus»ge-v^eiaWe soup, for A treasured dish from Hungary, Mexican-flavored made for hearty, country & Company, Inc. "And for middle-aged married woman thoroughly. Press potato mixture specialize only after working in an interesting change m texture. , meat-and-poteto skillet. Serve breakfast appetites. It makes a married women it’s not good "Who is part of a dual-career this can be served with ease to ’ against bottom and sides of pie couple might develop a plan to a related field such as Serve with crusty bread and fruit. fiunily or con^iany. It looks lovely with tossed salad and chocolate great dish for a light lunch or enough to abdicate that accounting, law, insurance cake with vanilla ice cream. dinner. Serve with crusty rolls, plate with spatula. Prick bottom responsibility to a partner.” allow her and her husband to and tastes heavenly. For company, economics, business, finance, SAUSAGE-POTATO SOUP green salad and orange sherbet. and sides with fork. Bake 15 to Patsy Kabaker, a certified shelter income and take ' serve with crisp c ^ slaw, hot rolls real estate or even psychology. I pound smoked b e^ sausage CHIU BEEF AND POTATOES 20 minutes or until firm and financial planner with Oak maximum advantage of their and poppyseed toite with whipped Many planners have been I pound ground beef FARMER'S BREAKFAST golden. Financial Advisors, Inc., a employee benefits. or Polish sausage, cut cream. Change the dessert to certified through one of two I (16-ounce) can whole 4 tablespoons margarine Cook ground beef until Madison, Wis., insurance firm, For the woman nearing in I-inch rounds walnut applesauce cake for a nationally recognized self-study tomatoes, cut up 4 medium-(;poked potatoes, browned. Drain off excess fat' agrees. “Any married woman retirement, single or married, the J medium carrots, pared and family dinner. importance of a financial plan courses, either through the thinly sliced I cup water. sliced Stir in tomato sauce, should know what’s going on 3 eggs mushrooms, oregano, garlic and with the couple’s finances,” she increases dramatically. Fahlund College for Financial Planning in I {16-ounce) can whole I teaspoon dried parsley Denver or the American College 3 tablespoons milk salt. Cover; cook over low heat, says, “and the best way to learn says, “It’s surprising how many -^Mmatoes, cut up POTATO-SAUSAGE CASSBKXE fla k es I teaspoon dried parsley stirring occasionally for 5 is to go through the process of couples in their late SOs come to in Bryn Mawr, Pa. I (S^nce) can tomato / (16-ounce) container-, t/4 teaspoon chili powder minutes. 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Melt margarine in 10“ skillet. women, and about 17 percent of onions 4 tablespoons margarine her current financial situation as account retirement and possible Unfortunately, in many states, two nationally recognized Add the potato slices; cook until the members of the lAFP are ‘A teaspoon celery seeds Stir in tomatoes, water, well as set long-term financial widowhood, will shift to certification programs. The g(d&en and lightly browned. anyone can hang out a women, up one percent from Mix together sour cream, salt parsley, chili powder, onion, goals. The process can also conservative investments which designation Certified Financial salt to taste Meanwhile blend together “Financial Planner” shingle. and paprika; set aside. salt, carrots and potatoes. Cook pinpoint spot problems such as provide a fixed return. Planner (CPF) is issued by the 1986. 5 medium potatoes, pared, “Consumers should shop Slice potatoes. Anange Vs of until mixture comes to a boil. eggs, milk, parsley, pepper . excessive tax payments or the According to Fahlund, the College for Financial Planning in A woman interested in shreddy and rinsed around,” says Ann Marie becoming a financial planner potato slices in bottom of a greased Reduce heat to low. Cover; flakes, chives, harn and peas. wrong kinds of insurance. advice of a financial planner can Brady, deputy commissioner of Denver, and the American / (16-ou/i^) can cut green Pour egg mixture over the should be analytical, enjoy 2-quart casserole. Top in order simmer, stirring occasionally, 25 The idea of developing a play an especially important role securities in Wisconsin. “Don’t College in Bryn Mawr, Pa., beqtu, undrained jfiotetoes in skillet. Cook until handling figures and be good at given: half of egg slices. Vs of sour minutes or until potatoes are financial plan can be the life of a woman be afraid to ask questions, just issues the Chartered Financial eggs arc set. Serve at once. working with different types of Combine sausage, carrots, cream and half of kielbasa slices. tender. intimidating, however, especially anticipating divorce by as you would of an attorney or a Consultant (ChFC) designation. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Makes 4 servings. in today’s complicated financial reinforcing the work that her doctor. It’s your money, and References from clients. Also people. To become a successful tomatoes, tomato sauce, water, Continue alternating the layere, world. New investment products attorney is doing. The planner you should be extremely ask to see a sample plan. financial planner she should bouillon, oregano, gallic, onions, ending with potatoes. Top with I reach the market continually — can provtUe financial date about comfoiteble with your financial Fees. Some financial planners expect to make a strong celeiy seeds and salt in a Dutch remaining sour cream. Dot with commitment to the profession. money markets, for example, insurance, tax ramifications and planner.” are compenrated on a fee-only oven. BiiBg to a boil. Lower heat. pieces of maiganne. Bake in 375F “This is not a part-time job,” did not exist 10 years ago — long-term financial needs that Parrott concurs, adding, basis, others by commissions oven for 30 to 40 minutes or until says Kabaker. “^m e women go Cover, simmer for 10 minutes. and most experts agree that the can make the divorcing woman’s “Make sure you find someone earned on investments made for into it with that attitude, but Stir in potatoes. Cover, simmer bubbly and golden brown on top. lime of simple, do-it-yourself case much stronger. you’re comfortable with and clients and still others by a they will never be successful. for 20 minutes. Add undrained Makes 6 servings. investing is past. As a result, “While many attorneys do who explains things in a way combination of the two methods. You have to be prepared to put beans. Cover, simmer for 10 increasing numbers of women this kind of work for their that you can understand. There Fee-only (also called fee-based) minutes or until vegetAles arc Here’s a new way to serve clients, financial planning is not in a lot of overtime hours.”B are turning for help to a is nothing magical about this, planners set their fees based on tender. Add more water if sauerkraut. It proves it can be their full-time occupation. A but people are awed by advisers professional financial planner. the amount of work they >• necessary. served with something besides hot WONG'S RESTAURANT finaiKial planner can give the in general — they’re afraid of estimate it will take to create A financial planner (also Makes 8 servings. dogs. Serve with lye bread, cheese TAKE O U T SERVICE AND COCKTAILS woman's financial needs the doing something wrong.” and implement a plan. called a financial counselor or and plum cobbler. attention they deserve,” says Competent financial planners Hourly rates vary across the financial adviser) can help a This easy dish will become an ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ woman address specific concerns Fahlund. can be found in a variety of country — from $75 per hour in While stockbrokers, settings — brokerage houses, the smaller cities to well over instant hit. Serve with stewed M E A T B A a POTAT04CRAUT such as how to pro^t herself tomatoes, green bean salad and Dinner Specials Weekly , and her family against inflation, accountants, attorneys and accounting firms, insurance $100 an hour in large cities. The STEW whether she has enough insurance agents have been companies, banks and law firms total cost of a plan developed by apple crisp. 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Surveys of intensive-care Pain in the upper abdomen may developer in Providence, disturbing amounts of air may be ing mental state of a woman scorned. serious disorder. On the other units reveal that almost all indicate gallstones or a pepti^ R .I., usually consists of sw allow ^ when eating rapidly In a wild perfohnance that should forever banish her hand, complaints with far more patients with coronary attacks ulcer. ■ coffee and Danish, eaten or while smoking or drinking. virtuous-mother Image, Qlenn Close plays a Manhat­ significance are often treated initially attributed their on the run. But his According to Dr. Donald O. tan book editor who, after a weekend affair with a trouble starts with lunch. ‘T m Castell, chief of the digestive happily married lawyer (Michael Douglas), refuses to temptedB to have spicy Mexican diseases division at the Health let the man go. Stalking him, his unsuspecting wife or Chinese food,” he says. “ I’m Sciences Center in Bethesda, ' (Anne Archer) and daughter. Close even claims that always sorry. Nine times out of M d ., extreme air swallowing she is pregnant. AP photo 10, I find myself popping (aerophagia) can bring on The creepy fun of James Deardon's script Is the way Gelusil pills in the afternoon or abdomind pain, breadiing It lets us watch this black widow spider spin her web. Members of the cast of “Leave It to Tony Dow (), evening.” difficulty and what feels like It's a measure of Close's skill as an actress that she (Eddie Haskeii), Barbara Biliingsley heart pain. He suggests avoiding Ideates the pain and vulnerability In a psychopathic Beaver" pose at New York's Museum of Shein is not alone. Executives Broadcasting Friday to celebrate the 30th () and (the tend to go to more business I ) animated mealtime character: She makes her spider three-dimensional. Wreathed In a tangle of blond curls. Close has a anniversary of the TV series. From left; Beaver). lunches and to drink and eat conversations that lead to food, SCPERSe/mSUPERDEAL more than they should. They are gulping and 2) excessive wonderfully changeable look — sexy one rwute. a harpy the next. Her performance, coupled with constantly on the move and this, d riv in g of carbonated Order HBO’today and this fall you'll blexk- Archer's warmth and Intelligence as the wife, keeps the combined with alcohol and beverages, which “cause SO to fll m from seeming sexist. Where’s Lumpy? In municipal bonds caffeine, puts an enormous stress 70 percent of all gas problems.” buster movies, world championship b o x ^ , comedy, Clearly, there'd be no movie if the lawyer did what he on the stomach. The result is Do you Ilka foods that don't comedy are stiii in the funny several hundred Beaver fans; - concerts, and HBO original films. It's to be a should do: Tell his wife about the affair as soon as he NEW YORK (AP) — The Beav. often acute indigestion, also Ilka you? Dishes that may wreak go\m business. Barbara Biiliqgsley (who The actor who played Beaver's realizes Close Is a little nuts. But Michael Douglas's Wally, June and even Eddie Has­ havoc in your stomach cause no piays June Cieaver), Jerry Math­ friend Larry is an insurance known variously as dyspepsia, super season with HBO. So call today! shaded acting almost makes us believe that the lawyer kell got together Friday at the difficulty for someone else. ers (Beaver Cieaver), Tony Dow salesman in Atlantic City; Gilbert, nervous stomach, gas and would try to spare his wife. Douglas gives us a decent Museum of Broadcasting to screen heartburn. Sjpicy, fired or fatty foods are highiights from “Leave it to (Waily Cieaver) and Ken Osmand another Beaver pal, is a Peabody common culprits, as are foods family man who succumbs to lust, and then expects to (Eddie Haskeii) aii appear in “The Award-winning documentary pro­ “Most disorders of the forget about It. This thriller may be schlock at heart, Beaver” and. answer qnestions with air whipped into tliem, such like: "Where'al Lum py?” New Leave it to Beaver” on W TBS. ducer in San Francisco, while stomach or intestinal tract will but If s got acting that transcends schlock. as ice cream or mousse. He's in tfM-free municipals. The originai program debuted on Whitey recently moved back to L)is cause pain, ranging from mild to Toward the end, though, the movie, directed by Doas your stomach Frank Bank, who played the portly CBS on Oct. 4,1957, when Mathers Angeles from Oregon and wants to excruciating,” says Dr. Davjd Adrian Lyne (“Flashdance," “BVt Weeks”), reveals the regurgitata? If so, you may feel Clarence "Lumpy” Rutherford on was 7 and Dow 10. The last show do television., Taylor, gastroenterologist and sensibility of a slasher film. There’s a knife-happy Where did Beaver get his odd a burning sensation behind the the television series, wired his was broadcast on Sept. 12,1963, and author of “Gut Reactions: How climax that may be seen as cheapening the film. ^ c e then the series has been nickname? In the series' final breastbone — in other words, regrets from Southern Caiifomia, to Handle Stress and Your Another ending was orglnally shot. Still, the current syndicated around the world. show. It is said to have been the heartburn. The culprit could be where he is generai manager of a Stomach” (Saunders Press, ending Is horrifically effective, and hardly the ruination municipal bond firm. Here’s what came out in a result of young Wally’s inability to stress, but chronic heartburn can 1980). “You may also feel of a juicy, sly thriller. Qrade: *** 90-minute question-and-answer pronounce Theodore, his baby ■V.) Uniike Bank, the other surviving bloated, pass embarrassing gas also have a physical cause: stars of the family situation session involving the stars and brother’s given name. and have diarrhea or below-normal pressure in the Although Miss Billingsley said The Pick-up Artist (PO -13) Here's a movie that Is as she suspected the real reason was constipation. Usually the sphincter, a valve-like muscle ill-timed in its loose sexual attitudes as the cautionary Mathers’ buck'teeth, Mathers said symptoms will disappear by where the esophagus joins the "Fatal Attraction" is all too well-timed. Robert Downey series co-writer Joe Connelly themselves. But they can be stomach. Theater Schedule . Without adequate pressure, (of "Saturday Night Live" fa,me) stars as a young, lusty plucked the name from a notebook serious.” Manhattan grade school teacher who Is always on the in which he for years had logged the sphincter fails to close W Heart attack is often mistaken make, stopping just about every attractive woman on funny names and stories. Beaver snugly after food passes into the HARTFORD for acute indigestion, for the street to tell her that she has a face of a Botticelli VRRNON was the name of one of Connelly’s stomach, allowing backward Cinema City — Eat the Peoch Sat and Cine 1A 2 — The Fourth Protocol (R) example. Appendicitis may also and the body of a Rubens, or some such line. Sun 1:10, 3:2S, 7, 9:40. — The Ble Easy Sot-Sun 7, 9:40. — Snow White ondthe World War II shipmates. movement of acid (reflux) from (R) Sot and Sun 1:30,3:55, 7:10,9:50.— present itself as severe nausea. After sleeping his way around Now York, ho meets Seven Dwarfs (G) Sat and Sun 1:30,3:15, In an attempt to enhance Beav­ the stomach into the esophagus. Mv Life at a Dao (PG-13) Sot and Sun 5. — RoboCop (R) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, Upset stomach may be the his match In a self-assured redhead (Molly Ringwald). 1:J0, 3:45,' 6:50, 9:JO. — AAatewoo er’s appeal, Connelly and co-writer Smoking and drinking diminish 7:10,9:30. result of gastritis or The girls turns out to have a big problem: She needs to (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1, 3:35, 6:40, 9:30. WRST HARTFORD Bob Mosher never specified the sphincter pressure and increase gastroenteritis, which are come up with $25.(X)0 overnight to pay off her drunken EAST HARTFORD Rim 1 A 2 — The Fourth Protocol (R) location of Mayfield, the suburb Sat and Sun 4:15,7,9:30. — RoboCop ( R) where the Cleavers lived. (There 'iflammations of the stomach or acid secretion. dad's gambling debts. Hottweed Fub A Cbiema — The Fourth Protocol (R) Sot 7, 9:J0; Sun Sat and Sun 4:15, 9:30. — The Living are 29 Mayfields in the United intestinal tract caused by Do you ofton got constipatod? Writer-director James Toback Is a gifted, thorny Daylights (PG) Sot and Sun 2,7. — Snow 7:30. White ondthe Seven Dwafs (G) Sot and States.) g infections, food poisoning or “Too many people worry about talent fascinated by the gangster mentality ("Fingers") Peer Richard's Fub A Cinema — Sun 2. RoboCop (R) Sat 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Mathers downplayed the show’s drugs (especially aspirin). their bowel movements,” says and by gambling as an existential act ("The Gambler”) Sun 7:30, 9:30. WILLIMANTIC Stomach flu, peptic ulcers and Dr. Robert S. Fisher, Yet little of his feverish imagination comes through in Shewcase CInemae 1-9— The Pick-Up U.A. The Chtemos — The Principal social significance; at any rate, he r . = Artist (PG-13) Sat 12:45, 2:35,4:25,9:50, (R) Sat 1,3,5,7:15,9:30,11:30; Sun 1,3,5, said, the Cleaver family was gallstones are other gastroenterologist at Temple this tepid romantic comedy. Part of the problem may 11:40; Sun 12:45, 2:35,4:25,7:40,9:50. — 7:15, 9 :3 0 .-Fatal Attroctlon (R) Sat 2, unique. > digestive-system complaints University School of Medicine be Downey. Though engaging, ho lacks the predatory The Princess Bride (PG) advance 5, 7:15, 9:45, midnight; Sun 2, 5, 7:15, in Philadelphia. “We vary a showing Sat at S. — Big Shots (PG-13) 9:45. — Big Shots (PG-13) Sot 1, 3, 5, 7, requiring the attention of a instincts of a true pick-up artist. Sot 12:30,2:30,4:35,7:15,9:30,11:30; Sun 9:15, 11; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9:15. — Dirty physician. great deal in type of intestine, Ringwald, meanwhile, doesn't have much to do. 12:30, 2:30, 4:35, 7:15, 9:30. — Stokeout Dancing (PG-13) Sat 1, 3, 5, 7, 9,11; Sun eating habits, physical activity though she does It with her customary clear-eyed (R) Sot 12:05,2:25, 4:45,9:55,12:10; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — Like Father Like Son The questions and answers 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:30, 9:55. — Someone (P(3-13) Sot 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, I V SHOWCASE;^ I that follow can help you avoid and lifestyle, so bowel charm. As her lush dad. Dennis Hopper gives another to Watch Over Me (R) odvonoe showing 11:45; Sun 1,3:15,5:15,7:30,9:45.— The CINEMAS discomfort or determine when movements can be perfectly of his recent run-of-the-rum performances. It's not a Sot at 6. — The Principal (R) Sot 12,2:15, Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) Sot 1, 3:30, 5:30, normal without being typical.” 4:30, 7:20, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12, 2:15, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:30, 5:30, 7 ;», J BARGAIN MATINEE FIRST SHOW ONLY-t2.SO I you need medical help: bad movie, exactly, though It feels very hand-me- 4:30, 7:20,9:45. Like Father Like Son 9:30. I CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT. SUN. t HOLIDAYS I U T E SHOWS FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY Do you M t when •motionally Constipation can be caused by down, and curiously insubstantial. Grade: WW (PG-13) Sot 12:15, 2:20, 4:20, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:20, 7:10,9:30.— ups«t7 Anger, resentment or improper diet, abuse of laxatives E. HARTFORD S S B - B B i a Fatal Attraction (R) Sot V2:25, 2:40, IN ItP & IA t 64 (A ll *4b anxiety disrupt stomach or irregular eating habits. 4:55, 7:25, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:25, 2:40, Do you uso a lot of antadds? 4:55, 7:25, 9:55. — Hellratser (R) Sot contractions (peristalsis) and 12:10, 2:10, 4:15, 7:45, 10:10, midnight; COIN^HOW s h S s a a 3 x A variety of over-the-counter New home videos Sun 12:10,2:10,4:15,7:45,10:10. — Dirty 12 90'7:9D-4 3 S-r 1ft IM ft-2 ^ 0 -4 20- increase acid secretions, causing preparations can ease the Dancing (R) Sat 12:20, 2:25, 4:25, 7:10, 1------rSO-11 00 1 ^ 1 0 ^ 0 0 - 1 1 NEW CUSTOMER, star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (PO) Paramount, H A K I O U T ^ discomfort of indigestion. But 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:20, 2:20, 4:25, 7:10, Sunday, Oct. 4 H H I B A I t W m the inflammation and pain $29.95. 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fore the rightful owners are billed. car that has been parked for months on DEAR BRUCE — We have a credit a dealer's storage lot awaiting a buyer has sis still needs to lubed every 2.500 card that we use to make long-dis­ I’m sure the telephone company had daily exposure to the elements and air miles. tance phone calls from pay tele­ will check and see who received those pollulion, especially ozone, which is He should also be aware that many phones. Yesterday, the, bill came and telephone calls, which may give them destructive to the rubber in wiper blades, CHORCHES SMAKr MONEY there were at least 50 Calls on there K B P m m u R astute mechanics question the whole a lead. In any event, that’s the phone according to researchers at Anco wipers. business of extendcd-.scrvice inter­ that I never made, from cities I’ve ' company's problem. Yet, 38 percent of original owner vehi­ Bruce Williams never been In. The bill Is almost OF MANCHESTER aRAllVE vals, especially when it comes to oii. Pay the calls on the bill that are^ cles have never had a wiper blade My own n^chanic. Blake Morris, has 31,000! I called my phone company : replaced, an Anco survey of nearly 3,0(K) Peter Bohr I representative and all he said was rightfully yours and enclose a letter" 80 OAKLAND ST. been working on the same make of of explanation as to why you're not car owners found. car for some 20 years. The cars still that they would investigate. Perhaps more than any other auto­ Is there any way I can be held re­ paying the others. I have always CHRYSLER-DODGE use the same basic engine, a design How to sell your old car found the telephone company to be motive component, windshield wipers are that dates back to the mid-1950s Yet sponsible for this? A 31,000 telephone taken for granted by motorists until, of very, very accommodating in these course, il rains, or the car is splashed by that company has increased its rec­ By Bruce Williams DEAR E.S. — The transaction that bill could bend my budget out of shape matters. ■ ONE OP THE ONLY CHRYSLER [ SOrVICG you are describing is called a casual for the next couple df years. — L.W., another vehicle. Thai's when streaking or ommended oil changes from 2.500 to © IM7, NEWSI’AI'E R RNTKRI’RISi: ASSN chattering blades become the focus ol ! _ a mvm TT A nm I By Peter Bohr creased dramatically for mod(modern 7,500 miles. DEAR BRUCE - We are selling sale and ordinarily it Is an ”as-is” Birmingham, Mich. I d e a l e r s i n g r e a t e r H A Iv T " ■ contributing Editor, fload i Track cars. Porsche, for one, oo^“f"y^rrec­ proposition. When you sell the car, be allenlion and driver anxiety. “I suspect the reason is competitive our car. It’s six years old and the deal­ DEAR L.W. — Not to worry. If you Bruce'Williams, America's top radio Anco researchers found llial a typical ommends oil changes every 15,000 candid with the people you are selling talk host, Is heard each week night on pressures from other automakers er told us that we would probably be can demonstrate that the phone card moiorisl who uses a car primarily lor ‘In the early days of the automo­ miles on its newest non-turbocharged who are doingjhe same thing." says better off selling It ourselves than it to, describe whatever problems it was used without your permission, NBC stations. |P0RD WITH A PARTS DEPART-j bile, service was required every few models. going to and from work spends nearly ten Blake. “T h ey ^ n 't care if a car lasts trading it in because he would only may have, but make it very clear be- you will find that the phone company percent of all driving lime with » ipers in hundred miles,” writes David C. Hob­ The reason is partly more sophisti­ forfrthey agree to buy it, that you are SATURDAYS 9 A.M.I 100,000 miles or not." give us the wholesale price. will be very understanding. opcralion. |MENT OPEN son of Newark, Calif. cated engineering, partly improved Automaker recommendations can We’ve never sold a car before. Is not guaranteeing it. Then write out a Wiper Oin Be lubricants and perhaps partly a sham. They aren’t loo happy about the Regardless of how frccincnlly they arc ‘By the 1930s, intervals for lubrica­ also be tricky. Sbme specify extended there something we should say to the very simple agreement saying that used, wiper blades should be replaced al ItoNOONlI tion and oil changes had advanced to For instance, there's no doubt that intervals for cars used in "normal potential buyer that would relieve us this car — a such-and-such automo­ losses, but they realize that this is a the electronic ignitions installed by hazard of their business. They may 1st Beplaceinent least once a year, according to Anco. Even I FOR ALL YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS about 1,000 miles. The owner’s man­ driving," which they define as higher- of any responsibility if it breaks bile, being sold to so and so — is on an though anli-ozoniles and anli-oxidanls ual for my 1970 Mercedes-Benz calls most automakers since the mid-’70s speed. highway driving. They classify down? We’re not in the position to as-is basis, with no warranty made or ask you to cooperate and search your Q. Which pans of a new car may be mind to see who could have found out are added by manufacinrers to rubber for lubrication and an oil change ev­ have eliminated the need for chang­ puttering around town or getting give a guarantee. We think the car is implied. Both of you should sign that. due for replaceineni before the odometer compounds to help retard deterioration, ery 3,000 miles; the newest cars re­ ing points and have greatly prolonged stuck in commuter traffic as “severe in good shape, but after all, it is six While I don’t want to play lawyer, your credit card number. But the fact reads 50 miles? is, nearly anyone can find any number nothing can slop the natural process of quire oil changes every 7,500 miles the life of spark plugs. driving," to which the extended ml years old and that’s why we’re getting this should be satisfactory in the eyes A. The windshield wiper blades. oxidation. and have sealed chassis components Motor oil has improved too. Before a new one. — E.S., Ft. Lauderdale, of any court, and keep you from incur­ of ways tb steal credit card numbers Wipers wear out or delerioralc more from The demands on wipers during wcl- changes don't apply. and use them for a month or two be- requiring no lubrication for the life of World War II, oil was oil. Yesterday's Extended service intervals have Fla. ring any liability. exposure than from use. A factory “fresh” wealher driving arc critical, callip| allen­ the part.” straight petroleum-based oil isn't con­ one certain drawback: If a mechanic lion to the need for wiper blad^plaec- Mr. Hobson, a Road & Track read­ sidered much good for anything more sees a car less often, he has fewer op­ menl in the spring season. er, wonders if the increased service than lubricating door hinges nowa­ portunities to spot potential prob­ intervals result from improved lubri­ days. Modern motor oil contains vis­ lems. So if you have a newer car that cants or better engineering on new cosity-index improvers, detergents calls for service every 5.000 or 10,000 HOW DOES DILLON DO IT REAAOVE GREASE and cars. If the former is the case, he asks, and other additives that make it more miles, it's up to you to pop the hood rust from outdoor metal 1- 800 - 5 15-PART ‘Could an owner of an older vehicle effective. As a matter of fact, the every few weeks and check belts for furniture the easy way. justify extending service intervals by newest — and more expensive — syn­ fraying, hoses for cracking and the oil FORD SI Just dip a cloth In turpen­ PARTS ftl9.3ftl6 SERA ICE ftl3.2568 using modern oils and greases? Is re­ thetic oils last the longest of all. and coolant levels. Look under the car By using a high-grade modern mo­ tine and rub the metal placing eight quarts of oil every 2,500 too, especially after a highway drive, until spots disappear. To miles in my 30-year-old Jaguar a so­ tor oil, Mr. Hobson can probably drive for unusual puddles of oil, gas or cool­ cially responsible use of natural further between oil changes without sell Idle Hems the easy ant. Be certain to check tire pressures PROFESSIONAL way, use a low-cost ad In resources?" harming his elderly Jag’s engine. But as well. Save The Whales! Ban Nukes! Stop not too much further. The oil filter QUALTIY CONTROLLED classified. Lube Jobs! But reader Hobson is right still needs to be changed regularly. S « » d about manufacturer-recommended And of course the Jaguar doesn't have AUTO BODY REPAIRS! I------© ua?. NewsPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN w e sealed chassis components; the chas­ services intervals: They have in- ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC S IMPORT i J c c a ^ ^ • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • J V_--^ CNITtLia SiTMOUlH. INC. a f t i & M guarantee ! S 5 WINDSORAVE.* VERNON I ; AVAI1 { Our Parts Department I is open every Saturday ingiedioits. 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Keep your Honda healthy with Honda Ruts at your Honda D e a k i AVhoc you K i the same value and your \ltolkswa en Geixjine Honda Rifts. They’re 9 made with the same (luality and qtoKqr thais made your Honda so care that made your Hottda strong satisf^ng. for life. Cooling Syalem and reliable. So they’ll help wxir For the r i ^ Honda parts, read Spoclol (an Honda gi>c vtxj belter eentomy, bbel caicfully before using. runbetler. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 871-6641 It’i our trse Llletime Service Querentee. and you wori’t I______dependable operation and smooth 1< O t\J D /V We THE M A Z D A find a better repair guarantee anywhere. Here s how it STAN M. OZIMEK, MGR.______performance. will . Maintain the Qualto- dralnl EXPERIENCE works. Ae long as you own a Ford, Mercury,-Llncoln or Abu can paruke o f Genuine with GefRibK Honda RiruI Bring this od in for our sp e ^ . And your and ' _ (lush cooling Ford light truck. If we repair It, we guarantee the covered Volkswagen wil gel our speool Ireolmenl •yaiam. add now KEEP IT GO IN G repair for as Iona as you own your vehicle. If the covered Our fodory-lrairred ond rogiilerW pnoaphata”(rto STRONG WITH pert ever fails o r \e s r s out, we’ll fix or replace It 1 0 9 5 ? OFF leduticiaris use Volkswagen special look coolant. Inapact and genuine Volowogen ports. r^latof ana haattf GENUINE M A Z D A Fres parts. Fras labor. It covers thousands of repairs and PUBLIC NOTICE •II parts with hoses, check cooling When your Vofawogen needs work, fen operetion. PARTS. lasts as long as you own your vehicle — no nriattor wnere Tickets for the annual Manchester Bicentennial Bind Shell fund­ you bought your car or how old It Is. So whether you II maloBS sense to bring iHo If you want to keep your Mazda al its raiser concert will be on ssleal The Monchester Stele Bsnk; Con­ Offer Eapirtt people who best under­ best, mairtlain il with Genuine Mazda drive a “golden oldie" or a newer model, the next lime It necticut Bank and Trust, Manchester Brenches; Comfed Savings iaio87 MORE stand how il works. Parts. Each is engineered to B r a M needs repair, bring It to us and got the boot repair guar­ Bank; The Ssvinp Bsnk of Manchester and al the Manchester I Mazdak standards of excel- antee anywhere - our free Lifetime Service Guarantee. Town Hall building on Center Street. The program is ichedulrd T h is ad muai be lence. Abu'll find a conmli for Friday, October 23 at 8 pm at Manchester High School. I3t preaenled at lime selection in our parts de­ Atk US to ••• s copy of the LUellme SrKvIce Quarantaa. Middle Turnpike, East. Multi-talented Peter Harvey will sing and of aervice... partment Come in srran. play his way through The Broadway Show-Slopperi that have gai- LIFETIME nedc so much popularity thru the years. Tickets are 310 each. KEEP A GREAT THING SERVICE QUALITY SERVICE Tickets may also be obtained by sending a stamped, aelf-iddrcised I? g u a r a n t e e envelope to Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. P.O. Box 1673. I OINUINf VDIKSWMHN BARTS A SWVia /M & W IA RyV b r o t h e r s / FRONT END Manchester, C T 06040. Further information isavailsbie hv calling / m \ ALIGNMENT WE FIX CARS FOR KEEPS.. 646-5772 or 649-2090. M e a n M |utl caaMT, eambat, toa-tn, $1420 301-31S Center Street whara appScalila. Chae* Ura 24 Adams Street Monchester, Connecticut pfaatwaa. Ragular >S4.20 W feiiaaetti'ad Manchester -visit Our New With IMa coupon, gxptraa 1M1-ST. PARTS DEPT. 500 W. ConiM SI. Exit 62 of 1-84 Salt Sarvica I A o LKSWAGEN, INC. Parts Store... M s n d w slsf |S/NC£! WEVE Monclw*'*' Parts Hours Service Dept 1933 *^^roRVOU! TOYOTA LYNCH Tal. 646-4331 SALES 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 Daily 8-SP.M Daily 8-SP.Kl Route 83 MANCHESTER CONN, Vernon 646-4567 IWRISAMlSBtVICE SRL9-IP.M. M9-2638 MAINDllLOn ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER. C T 643-2145 „ « 646-3520 Parle Departmenl SERVICE 319 Open Salurdaye 9 to 1 PARTS 6 4 3 -1 6 0 6 643-5135 : A 1 * 6 ^ ^ .-.h 4 jTjr ' »» h f iif ii ii 643-2711 In a P WANTED iNELF WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED iN E LP W A N Ta I H ELPW AN Ta CLASSIFIED ADS TRANSMISSION In- REGIONAL aastifled CLERICAL. Full time of­ SALES. Self mottvofed ASSlitANt Manager/ fice position, 40 hours a responsible Individual Manager trainee. sfalter. Full time. Must ads reach nearly wanted for full time hove own tools. 568- Form SuopHoiond Eoulpnwnt.. 3,000,000 hornet. One week, Monday - Fri­ SIOJIOO to start. Grom- ■utInoM Prooortv...... errttrtolnmtnt...... RATES* I to 4 dovk: «0 conta otr Hnt ptr dov. day. 0am fo 4:30pm. ARE you looking for part employment with a py's Corner Store has 5330. ______N o H ^ SookkMpins/incom* Tax. Omct/Rttoll eowtomoni ...... 7 10 W dovk;» eonfk oor lino otr dov. classifisd ad placed Roforl Prooortv ...... ROCTMtlonel eowlsmont...... time work In your busy Hebron lumber 40 Hour position with l.mt/Ceund...... W CanMntrv/Ramsatlino. .. M 10 as dovk; 4t ctnlk oor lino otr dov. with the Manchester Rellablilty and accu­ on Immediate opening Morttoooi...... Soeta and M orlnt Eoulpnitnl .. hometown? We have a P trHH W it...... J j Wontod to Suv...... Paintins/Paaarina...... at or moro dovk: St ctnfk oor lino oor dov. Herald will beplaced In racy lomportanf. Ex­ company. Knowledge for an Assistant Man­ benefits. Apply In per­ Reallna^Siaina...... Mutlco. Ittmt...... MlnlOMHO ckOTBo: 4 llook. clerk/courler position of building material AnneuncwTWflta...... “ Conwrok and FDote Eaulomtnt over 300 newspapers perience using adding ager/Manager trainee. son. Salvation Army Aucilom...... Floorins...... available In our adver­ essential. Computer Thrift Store, 305 Brood Rentals eitciricol...... Ptt« ond SupoUm ...... throughout New Eng­ machine, typing skills Insurance, paid vaca­ ...... »* MltctHanoeut for Solo...... O E A O U N Et: For clotkifltd udvorflkonwifk jo tising deportment. As- experience a plus. Non tion, profit shoring ore Street, Manchester. Roomt tor Root...... Haoiina/PlumMna...... bo oubilkMd Tuokdov tnrouob io f u r d ^ mo land for one low price. helpful. Apply In per­ Emplevmtnt A Etfucotlen ADortmonlt for Root...... MlictllontOM Sarvicn.... Too »Ol#»...... doodlino Ik noon on mo dov bof oro o ^ l e o ^ . son Prague Shoe Com­ slt the staff with filing, smoker preferred. Sa­ some of the benefits SECilEirARY. Part time, Condotnlnlumt for Ront. Sarvicn WontaU...... Wontodfo Buv/Trod*...... Coll Classified 643-3711 lary based on expe­ For odvorflkomontk fo bo ooblltbod Mondov. and ask for detolls.a pany, 300 Pitkin Sf., mall handling, and dis­ available. Apply at 9-1. Manchester Law Htip Wonlid...... ’ ’ Ho mot tor Ron!...... mo doodllno Ik a:30 tJn . on Fridev. East Hartford.______patch of advertising rience. Retirees wel- Grompy's Corner Situation WontoO...... Storo/Otfico Sooco...... Merchandise H ELP wanted for East office. Good socretor- ■uolnoM Ooportunltlot...... JJ Rooort Prooortv...... Automotive CLEANING company materials. Reliable au­ come. Coll 330-9381. Store, 706 Main Street, lol and grammatical Inotructlon...... '• InduttrM Prooortv...... Hoiidev/Seesofiel...... READ VOUR AO. Clokkiflod odvorttkomonlk^ Hartford based hsotlno tomobile neoestory. C o n tor Solo...... needs working assist­ MECHANICS helper-got Manchester. skills roaulred. /Coll f mploymont Sorvicto...... » Ooroooo ond Storooo.... AntlauM ond Coiitetibits. fokon bv loloobono ok o eonvonlooco. Tbo company. Experience Hours Mondoy-Frldav, . Roommolot Wonlod...... Ctethino...... Truckk/Vont lor Salt Monclioflor HoroM Ik rokoonolblo for onlv ono and licensed people ant to owner. Also gen­ attenfont. Must be de­ ANTICIPAf^b Vacancy Judy 646-6130. Wontodio Ront...... Furniturt...... Comotrk/Tralltrt Incorrocf Inoorf Ion ond Ihon onlv for mo kilo or 9am-3pm (flexible). for port time Secretary Moforcvcltk/Mootds...... only. Please coll and eral cleaning help. Ev- pendable and willing to HYGIENIST wanted. Rtol E»tott TV/Sttrto^Apoiloncfs.... tho orlolnal Inoorflon. Errork which do nof enlngs and or Coll Denise Roberts of learn automotive re­ and Clerk Typist for . Mochlnory ond Tools...... Auto Sorylcok...... lokkon mo voluo of tho odvortliomont will nof leave ntessage on 569- 643-3711 for Interview Port time position Hemtt lor S o lo ...... • • Strvicts Autok for Rtnl/Ltokt...... bo corroefod bv on oddlllonal Inkorflon. weekends. Leave mes­ pair. Must hove valid Special Education Pro­ Condomlnlomi for Solo...... JJ I Lown ond Gordon ...... 3395 or 560-7395. appointment. available In Manches­ Chiltf-Cort...... ‘ Good TMnos to Cot. MlkCtMontoui Aulomollvt sage 643-5747. Conn, drivers license. gram at Rockville High ter general dentist of­ Lot*/Land ter Solo...... " Fuel Oli/Cool/Firtwood . Wontjtd fo B uv'Tro dt ...... InvMimont Preportv CiRonino S«rvlcts. Full time. Mondav- School. Call Karen fice. Flexible hours, Frlday. 7a.m.-3p.m. D'Amico at 873-0193. excellent salary. Salary negotiable. 646- CREC Is and EOE, Please coll Or. Bottoro $ STUDENTS $ 3444 Joy or Wayne. < M/F. 01649-3796. LOST Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MIO FOUND I HELP WANTED HOMEMAKERS condition REWARD to finder of SECR ETAR Y. Shorthand TELEPHONE Operators .... plocomont, documents left In SBM required. One man PartThna needed. Paid training. BROWN’S tlslng In Mt# t booth for return of Manchester law office. Part or full time. Call raid, Ad.voi..— ------649-3133.______ooroM to protoct, Indomnltv some to owner. 649- 646-3435. ______CLEANING FLOWERS MOONLIGHTERS and hold hormloM tho Mon- 1680. Manchester/ PRINTIN G Press opero- chosttr Htrald, Its ofllesrs Glastonbury qreo. tor for A.B. Dick and 2 Part Time PodiUons and tmplovsM against any Monday - Saturday. David Perfecta. Full and all llotollltv, loM or PART Time Evenings. time days, benefits. Flower proeesBor • If you are looking to make oxponss. Including attor- I announcemdits Exeellsnt pay for dp- 3-4 hourk per day for WEBUIIT Clerks. National News­ pendable, experienced Apply at The Printing ngys' ftos. arising from paper Concern has im­ Place, 335 Hebron itudent after school. claims of unfair trods proctl- mediate openings In person. Avenue, Glastonbury. *6-^ 10/hour, give us a call css. Infringsmsnf of trods- Salea Clerk • APR0 UD marks. trods nomss or pot- Manchester. Perfect 742-5633 659«77.______for students. Moon­ 8 hourk per day, 2-3 snts, violation of rights of NOW forming odultub- time telephone opera­ storting wages plus be­ Interested In becoming a part of growing company? We are llshsd by ths Manctiintsr Employmeiit tor. Must posess effec­ nefits. For more Infor­ Hsrald. Psnny SIstfsrt, tive telephone skills, seeking an individual for our Seatood Department. This position Publlthsr. VO. mation please coll 643- MENTAL HEALTH A Education typing 35-50wpm, apti­ 1786 between 9am-5pm. ^ Call Mr. Michaels... 647-9946 ^ is full time, 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. and offers a pleasant work tude for figures and Full H m e / P art TTme environment, as well as competitive wages. LOST basic office skills to openings In expanding innovative community- AND FOUND perform a variety of RECIPU IWUT/ ASSISr. BGOKUmR based agency serving adulto with psychiatric MANAOEMENT OPPORTUNITIES If you are Interested, please stop by our Manchester location clerical duties. Free disabilities. 35 hour work week, good benefits, FEMALE. 4 months- parking. Benefits. Apply in person. 4-6pm. and see the Store Manager: A&P, 1135 Tolland Turnpike, Burr I K L F W A N T a Apply In person, full employee and dependent insurance for full Shspard/Colllg mix. n ow ol REASONS Corners Shopping Plaza, Manchester, C T 06040. Black and Tan, Fsrn d r iv e r '. PorTtlm^or Mondoy-Frldav, Tho A W ANoaldl C time. , to 4:30. Prague Shoe 106 Bldwsll St. ^£SS An Equal Opportunity Employar Strggf. Mala, 1 voar Manchester Herald M/F old, Dobgrman, Rod, route. Coventry area. Company, 300 Pitkin Manchester REHABILITATION SERVICES - Job Coach (Fatnn B Y T H E ^aton Oakland Strost. Mala, 3 Short hours. Oood pay. St., East Hartford. — Full time opening for skills instruction and \ s s s s s s i ^ years old. Mini Poodle, Call 743-0067. 9-13om, 7 DOZENS support for competitive employment place­ Cdffod White, Haloing Rood. to 10om.o ments. B.A., 1 year experience in Human Ser­ CoOm THE PROFESSIONALS JOB vices, knowledge of vocational rehabilitation a u Minimum of 18K to start LESAL SECRCTM Y^SAL ASSISTANT plus. 15k plus... u Earn up to 1/3 of your slary in bonus’ _ MANCHESTER OPPORTUNITIES RESIDENTIAL SERVICES — Residential H Life Insurance Agorasslve feet paced growing lew firm moving Counselor — Full time opening for independent ■ Excellent medical/dental coverage AUTOMOBILES to luxurious new offices hes llhmedlete openings at the living program. Case management, ADL in­ u Long and short term disability for experienced legal eecrefortee/legel assist­ struction. B. A. experience in Human Services. u 401 (k) Plan with company contributions Our Service Department ants. Peroonel Injury experience preferred, but jHaitfjjfBtrr Mfralft Flexible hours, transportation required. 15K a Paid vacations not required. Transcription ond good typing plus. a Automated Production; No Baking Headaches is seeking an experienced skills required. Opportunity to work Indepen­ Resideatial Counselor - full time opening for in­ ■ Comprehensive Manager’s Training Program dently. Excellent benefits. YOUR SKILLS V9ILL novative program to serve dually diagnosed Automobile Technician. BE APPRECIATED BY EMPLOYER. Cell or write ■ Potential Career Growth FART TIME Psychiatric/Substance abuse, adults. Case Doris Luetjen S28-08e«. 750 Mein Street. Hert­ management, ADL, B.A., experience in Hu­ ■ Paid sick leave Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms ford, C T 06103. All replys held In strict confl- NEWSPAPER DEALER man Services; Substance Abuse experience a ■ Structured evaluation program dence. Nowspapgr Doalgr nggdsd In Manchester - plus. Flexible hours. Transportation required. Since 1953 we’ve grown to 58 stores in three states, with provided, excellent benefits. For South Windsor Aree. Full time money for ISK plus': plans to add 10 stores a year. If you would like to be part of a interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, part time hours. Dependable car, a must. RECREATION COUNSELORS - part Ume rapidly expanding, positive environment, call collect: TELEMARKETING Call Frad for Interviaw @ 647-9946 between openings for recreation counselors to Monday thru Friday. g— Of ia «t gar hour OBi Wo»g Port T i t ,.9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. coordinate and supervise activities for residents in program to serve dually diagnosed We are adding two new poahions to our growing BESS EATON psychiatric substance abuse. B. A., experience DONUT FLOUR CO., INC. MANOfSTOHObCA duct and ta y ih o n ^ H ia tml ^ P j g y y in Human Servicesrx Substance Abuse appiieanta. Yo»ni^nead 5 ”. CWCULATNIN AREA ADVISOR experience a plus. hours. Valid Westerly Airport Industrial Park THE PROFESSIONALS S3 Houaawivaa, mothara wHh young chlldran. drivers license required. ^ Tom Harvey Road, Box 522 amdanta. Earn extra money with your own 24 ADAMS STREET Bi H"g»«"i Hispanic and other minorities w l3 o PM to 6.-00 PM ahHta a w jH a b ^ part*4lmg Job. Brln9 i ^ r children with you Westerly, Rhode Island 02891 MANCHESTER. CT 06040 BdMry phia oommiaalon. Q u a llfl^ appiieanta encouraged to apply. Send resume and cover O ^ m S l ^ ^ S a r a o t and aava on babyeittina coeta. 21 houra p ^ letter indicating position (s) to: (401) 596-0171 WMIl MUW pViM OM SlIOWSDOS. Sup^fVlM 646-3520 A utom allc B u e Ii m m Products our carrier boya and 9irt6* M '*• *‘* * ;'* ^ Chrysalis Center Attn: Personnel Manager WlillaniBntlo. CT a llWa Indapaodanoa and your own Ineoma, 15 Manlirshall St., Hartford.Hai CT 06105 456-4255 ______call 947-9946 or 647-6047. ______An Equal Opportunitjr Employer raw ■ i l i W HOMES HOMES HOMES i V • i * HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR DALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Ihelpwaiithi I h ELF WANTED I I EiJiiEiywwnq IliLPWMITED MANCHESTER. Colonial GR EAT Family horns. COVENTRY. CHPA Qual­ I MUPWAina itl&lNEER, cermieo D E N TA L Receptlonlst- GOVERNM ENT Homes I HBfWMTtD NURSES Aides. Training /Bookkeeper wanted SnVKICTATION on nice deep lot, on a Great neighborhood. 8 ified, 46 foot Ranch ^^SLBA^^l~»umera- Professional, 3-5 years from 81 (U repair). SECRETARY/ReceptToi class storting soon. South Windsor. 4 day quiet Cul-de-Sac In con­ room, 3 bedroom being built on corrter dWORIVERS full t1m« tors tteeded to update experience. The Towns ATTBIDMITa _ venient location. Front Ranch. Impressive Dslinqusnt tax prop- 1st doctors office East AlHNDMn You will be p ^d while of Burlington and New work week. Coll 644- MCBAMCS anni ertyt->Rspostesslont. lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 potlflom makiM local Manchester city direc­ you learn, plus receive 1509.______to bock Master plus up family room with baths,8154,900. Exclu­ Hartford. Part-time Day a Night Ohm Avsllble. Hartford Pre hiring a Will train the right person. to 3 more bedrooms. cathedral celling. 3 Call 8 U ^-6 0 0 0 extan- (Mlvorlot, sonw hjow tory. Work at honre. free meals. Taking ap­ PERSON Wanted to care sive agents, Klernan iminp Involvod. 0>m- four momlnos weekly. Send nomeoddressond Good psy to start. Apply In P.E. to work 20 hours Apply In person. Dining room, fire- zone heat, solar hot slon OH 9965.______Realty. 669-1147. Reply Box J J Man­ plications for full or per week In each town. for 3 children In my petltlvo vraom and bo- telephone number to : person. part time certified 252 Spencer St. placed living room,full water. Lovely In MANCHESTER. Lovely chester Herald. This person will work home. Weekdays every baths, garage. D.W. ground pool with solar, U 8i R built Colonial SOUTHERN New Eng- noflts. Non tmoktr. Johnson Directory, At­ 2S2 Spenoer St.. Nurses Aides tor oil other Saturday. Must Mancheeter land clossltleld ads Soutn Windsor Office tention Manchester, P. the Plonnlng ond Zon­ Fish, 643-1591.0 rolled cover. 2 cor gar­ located In Forest Hills. Manchester shifts. Eorn o high rate ing ond Inland We­ have own transporta­ reach neorly 000,000 sSnolv.aMW. D. Box 743, Cheshire, of pay plus bonus KITCHEN Help-Part BEA U TIFU L. Balton. 3 age with electricity. This 4 bedroom homa BARTENDER. Mole or tlands Commissions os tion. 647-7043. ____ Much m,ore. 8174,900. otters ample llvlnp and homes In Connecticut MODERN Eoo.proce^ RN/LPN Ct. 06410. hours. For more Infor­ time position availa­ bedroam Raised Ranch and Rhode Island. The Femole. Port time wee- mation please call: Di­ well os the Board of Strano Real Estate, entertainment possl- Ing plant lookino for Now Intervlewlno lor GAL Friday, small o^ice knlghta and weekends. Selectman, will review ble. No experience ne­ In a quiet areo of price tor a basic 25 experienced eondler. rector of Norses, Mrs. cessary. Apply In per­ Bolton. Home Includes 647-"SDLD".Q______bllltlM.2Vibatht,2car 3-11 shift Monday . duties Include: heow Fraternal organlio- plans for new develop­ oarage, family room Word ad Is only 890 and Otner positions olso phone contact, oeneral A. Plante, Crestfleld n o w son to Dell Manager. living room, dining will appear In 75 news­ through Friday. tlon. No experience ments ond town i n ­ and prlvocy ore some ovolloWe. O o ^ .p o v , knowledge of book­ Convalscent Hom^ struction prolecta. The has taller positions Highland Park Market, room, 1st floor 12x24 papers. For more In­ neccessary. Call 444- /Fenwood Monor at 317 Highland Street, family roam as well as of the features. Ottered pood benefits. Coll 328* keeping, some typing. 9362 between 10am and lob will require attend­ avallabla In theVamon at 8255,000. Keith Real formation coll Classi­ 3533 for Interview. NO WEEKENDS 643-5151, Monday Manchester. a 19x23 recreation OPEN HOUSE fied, 643-2711 and ask Full time. Insurance 6pm. ance at some evening Circle. Dart Hill Road Estate. 6464136. WAAK h A u s e person For more and benefits. Coll 647- through Friday, 9am to meetings. Stort « ^ e SALESPERSDN and Ca- room and 12x24 den on (or detolls.a »137. ______■„ PART Tim e Secretarial 3pm. and Northeast offices. the lower level. Energy Sunday 1-4 needed for prowlno information please positions needed for O .S.O.P., good benefits, shler.ln large shopping company In Sooth GRAM PY'S corner store Previous teller or cash­ center. Wanted for features Include south­ call — Detober, November salary negotiable. Re­ ern exposure skylights, IBGreanlawn St Windsor area. Doties has Immedlote open­ sumes accepted the ier experience neces­ modern pharmacy OPEN HOUSE SALES ond December. Diver­ with pi^ofesslonal at- 2wood/coal stoves and Looking for an afiorda- Inclode shlpplnp and CRESTHELD sified duties, bosic of­ ings for cashier clerks. New Hartford Town sary. Good communi­ a thermostatical I v con- reclevino, Inventory Fleixible hours, liberal Hall. 379-3389. masphere. Flexible Ma homa with graat Sunday, Oct. 4, 1-4 PM PEDPLE fice skills. Upto6hours cations and customer hours. Apply at once. trolled fan system. control, some heow GomalMcent, per doy. Call 63>4M1 benefits. Apply at Deck and a 2 car gar­ axpantlon posalblli- llftino. Good opportun­ With or Without tx- •Grampv's Corner service skills a must. Liggett Parkode Phar­ tlsa? This anazzy etar- 30 Adelaide Rd., Manchester ext.354 or 338. Located SHADY GLEN macy, 404 West Middle age. 8189,900. D.W. ities for advancement. Home pgrlence. Wo hove on Morlborough/Glas- Store, 706 Main Street, Apply at Rsh. 643-4060.O ter Cape with unfin­ Non smoker p re fe r^ . d a ir y STORES Turnpike, Mancheshm. openings full or port ' tonburv town line. Manchester. ished 2nd floor otfera South Windsor Office llBitod-DaBk 643-51S1 time for you with EPE. CASHIERS. Full time, WAITREtSEIM. PART Time mature adult both - 2 bedroome, on Supply. 28M486. flexible hours, gener­ honCIrcl^^lce with good driving re­ room for odvonce- A n /l AR ; Port tinw posi- ' WAITERS ^-VSrhon OPEN HOUSE let floor, brand new mont. All wo ask Is tlon available In our ous solorv. Benefit cord needed for trans­ Sunday 1-4 Branch of the YW CA, package available to Daytimg and llBitod Bam porting parts. 13-15 kitchen, remodeled thof YO U be bright, Monchester office, ap­ UBitod 47 Brtorwood Dr. Manchester. PuH f'n»« proximately 20 hours qualified employees. evenings Rt. 83 Dart Hill Office hours per week. Hours bath, hardwood floors, IMMEDIATE and aggressive and flexible. Contact Steve Qlaolonbury position or .could be In return we will pay per week. Busy allergy Apply how In person: or Rt. 30, full basement end big shared bvRpeople.^W and osthmo practice. It Arthur Drug, 942 Moln Apply to 840 East Carter. Carter Chev­ Desirable address on yard. Great buy at you an hourly rote, Northeast Office rolet. 646-6464. OPENINDS Hours per week In l ^ v overtime available, Interestad coll Kathryn Street, Manchester. Middle Tpke. MInnechaug Mountain $124,900. Kathy Ken­ office with much puWle at Pediatric Allergy Attention M r. Koras or SECRETARY. Monday- with easy commute to In the following contact. Strong Moth plus commission Mr. Strieker. 643-1505. 649-4245 MANAGER. Active viaeo yon. 721-8050 Associates for tujher Thursdav. 10-6. Mature Manchester. 10 room deportments: and Communication with Income poten­ Information at 248-7511. A iS Iw k b llY : w ork of store needs bright Indi­ outgoing, detailed per­ Directlone: Upper aeOiWest^ldiaeTpke. vidual for 35 hour a Colonial at affordable skills. Ability to work tial SISK to S35K. We iACR#TARY/Reseorcn home port or full time son to work for Psy­ Bumalde to Walnut, • Woodworking Independently, - moke week position. Coll 649- price. •ZSS.SOO. Right On Greenlawn. will give you a full Assistant for ecumeni­ assembling toys, elec­ 643-0511 chologist In stress bm k deposits, bolartce behefit pockoge, tronics, crafts. Piece 5369 osk for Carl. clinic. Send resume Karen lullano • Corrugeted Carton money, use office ma­ cal elderly Information Mancheeter paid vacation and service. This one per­ work, no experience BANKING-Full time only to Suite 205,483 W. 833-6264 Mfg. chines and ^pe » Middle TurnpllA, Man­ Mitchell pleasant working son office needs organ- needed. Coll (504) 641- Parkode Teller position ovallo- OlreeNen: Manehetler • Qovemment wpm. High School Di­ 8423exteni ble at the Sullivan chester, CT. conditions. We have lied, self motivated Road South, left on Astoelalet Packaging ploma and minimum 2 SECRETARY. Perman­ venue office of the voors Secretarial expe­ openings In several person with strj RETAIL. Full or part Shady HIH La., left on stores ocross the communication ) ent part time position, South Windsor Bank time needed for new 563-5059 Impressive and immaculate 10 room Regular 40 hour work rience. Excellent be­ MAINTENANCE 1M6 hours per week, and Trust. Experience Brlarwood Ortve. nefits package. Solorv states. word processing w ill- ^ retoll, stationary store Contemporaiy with lower level In-Law week, 7am-3;90pm. ties. Bookkeeping ei^ Full and part time po­ good office skills, must preferred, but will opening In the Vernon Apartment. Huge livingroom with floor Competitive starting $13478. Send resume ^be accurate with re­ train aualifled appli­ to: M. Stoner. 78 N. 667-2323 perlsnce helpful. Port sition available at area In October. Com­ to ceiling fieldstone fireplace and rates. 00 day raise / time to start. Salory cords and dependgble. cant. Apply In person petitive pay and benef­ / 6 M U 9 1 Main Street, M o n c l^ for an interview. Meadows Manor. 2 to Marilyn Eden, 959 cathedral ceiling. Oversize garage, review. Company paid ter.Ct 06040by 10/13/87. commensurate with Coll for on appoint­ its. Call 289-6466. / U k ^ experience. S ^ re­ years experience in ment. between 8 and Sullivan Avanue, South forLynn^^^^^^^^ ALEX MATTHEW REALTY security system, lovely, landscaped medical, pension, Affirmative Action. Windsor or col 1289-6061 grounds. Join us to see this lovely home. EED Eifiplover. NURSE Aldas. Imme­ sume : M. Ader, 7W general repair re-, ^ m . 646-3772. vacation. 10 paid Burnside Ave., Eert RECEPTIO^MIST for for Interview. EOE. holidays, monthly AXPMAlENd^ ^ diate openings for qulred. Excellent 6484003 nurse aides who con Hartford 06108 or coll AA^Ical office In South Real Estate M ANCHESTER. F o ra s ^ lls . Sensational 9 attendance bonuses. chonie wanted. Top 209-7355. ______pay and benefits. Windsor. 34 hours, 4 STRANO REAL ESTATE wages paid for a good work every other wee­ room alum lnuo^T^ \irri8on Colonial Da l ^S. Inside S o le w s i- Apply In person to: days a week, typing, Stop In Monday - man. Apply in person. kend on the 7om-3pm FUU-TIME BBd < in d pool. Amenl- shift. Excellent work­ tlon for local dlstrlb^ Bruce Jerome at: bookkeeping, schedul­ 2 with heated^ 647-7653 (f Friday. 8 -11:30 am, Mansfield Auto Ports, PART-TIME [ ^ HOWES mention In this ad. Route 32. Mansfield. ing conditions and new tor. talory and benefits ing and filing required. FOR SALE ties are too' or setKl a short letter starting rate. Willing to available. 449-9252. Experience or medical Call for deta\cr^69,900 BDDY Man wlin exp^ Mildowt Minor training required. Part HELP to personnel at: train (or details. Call 8am-5pm.______333 Bldwell St. \ rience. Top wooes paid Manchester Manor 646- timers may be consi­ All real estate advertised In for the right person. CARH 6iver. Mature re- Manchester, C T 08040 Sales / Stock the Manchester Herald Is MANCHESTER. 83 Lookout Mountain. New 0139. sponslble person ta dered. Submit resume OPEN HOUSE Apply In pers$».M oi»- SOS person, mornings sublect ta the Fair Housing Listing. New (10 month old) Ansaldi built se­ Merrill work part time with to: 100 Russell Street, Act ot 1966, which makes It fleld Auto Porta, Route Monchester, C T, 06040. and afternoons ven room C o lo n l^ 2Vlt baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 Saturday, Oct. 3 / 1-4 PM 32. Mansfield. WEPDCNLOm CE Infanta and toddlers. CUSTODiAi. opening. Illegal to advertise any pret- Industries,'Inc. Coll 647-0788 or 649-9228. SECRETARY. Full time available. Apply: erence, limitation or discrim­ car garage and-tfujch more. Call for details. P.O. Box 50 Full time 8 hours a day. ination based on race, color, Sunday, Oct. 4 / 1-5 PM DRIVER Wonted Mon- Flexible nights. Apply for congenial 3 man •295,000. 26 Village St. Im m o d M o o ^ In g for chester/Wllllmantlc soles office. East Hart­ religion, sex or national mature, dependable to South Windsor origin, or on Intention to OPEN HOUSE SaL 10/3 1-4, Oun. 10/4 1-8 Ellington. C T 00029 area. 5V« days. Some ford, to perform gen­ England p a r t tima lob t^ ln g person in btisinaas of- Board of Education Fa­ eral office duties. make ariy such preference, care of either Infanta, heavy lifting. Auto cilities Services, 1737 limitation or discrimination. CO V EN TR Y. New listing. 8 room Antique toddlers, or SvearoWs. flcp, part time. Experi­ Paint Distributors. 649- Lookino tor a non- Hardware The Herald will not know­ ence with Insuranoe Main Street, South Colonial Cape. 3000 aq. ft. on six acres, m a t u r e , pleowint per­ Hours 1-6. Coll The 5211. Ask tor Tony. Windsor. 528-9711 ext. smoker vrho can work 277 W. MM«e Tpke., ingly accept any advertise­ son wanted tor soles Children's Piece Inc., and billing prooe- Independently. For ment which Is In violation of huge barn with 5 horse stalls and 5 cattle position In retail floor- duroa. Computer ex­ CUSTDDIAN- immeoiare 40. EDE. more Information coll the low.______Manchester 643-5535. opening for person sr BeNea Neteh stations, 5 working fireplaces, 2H baths plus Ino. Experience d ^ perience preferred. TEACHER Aide Interven­ 721-7502 or send resume NEW to market. This sired but not required. capable of moping, tionist (2). Needed Im­ to: RAI, 530 Silas separate studio. Great potential for antique Ploaae sand up-to- stripping and waxing home Is a cream puff. Coll 443-S1M between NOON-TIME AIDES date resume to: mediately for 1 to 1 Deone Highway, We­ EX P ER IE N C ED Siding Lots of living space on shop, boarding or breeding kennels, bed floors and performing work with multl- thersfield, C T 06109. Installer wanted. Start­ and breakfast. Call for details. *370,000. 8-5pm Manchester Board of Box II other custodial func­ parktike setting. 9 H E LP wanted mornittgs hondlcopped 17 year ing salary 8S per hour. rooms, 7'/i baths. In- Education Is seeking c/o Manchester Hearld tions. Afternoon hours old mole In public 643-9633 or 742-5406. Sam-1 la m , Mondav- noon*tlme aides tor ^m-9pm. For addi­ RN SUPERVISOR ground pool, walk In M ANCHESTER. New listing. Outstanding 8 i Frlday. Counter per­ school In Vernon. Cedar closet and lo­ Waddell, Bowers and PART time Femole Facil­ tional Information coll Functional curriculm and 4 two family, ^lewer roof, aluminum aid­ son 84-84 per hour. ities Custodial Assist­ Manchester Manor. 3 to 11 PM cated In one of Man­ ing, wiring, large addition 10 years ago. 2 fi­ Health Insurance, paid Martin Bchools. and community based HONES chester's finer areas. ant. 9:30om-1pm, 5 6464)129.______training. Moles pre­ replaces all on Vi acre lot In double AA zone. i vocations. Apply In •478/Hour days per week. Apply b b O FDRSME 8234,900. Sentry Real person Mister M n ^ , Interested applicants F U L L or port time nouse- ferred due to required I Estate. 643-4060.O Call for details. *195,000. South Windsor Board keepers wanted tor tolletlng/hyglene su­ BAYLOR 2SS W. should contact: Dr. of Education Facilities pervision. 28 hours per Manchester. 646-8277. Rowe. Waddell, 847- small rest home. Plea­ S O U TH WINDSOR. Very clean three bed­ Services, 17W Main sant working condi­ week. 810 per hour. Coll SUPERVISOR OPEN HOUSE 83 Lookout M i Rd., Manchottor 1n D0r AR £A c u s t ^ e r 3383; Mr. M n o , Bow­ Street, South Windsor. tions. Coll 64M510 be- Berlin Pupil Personnel S U N D A Y 1-4 room ranch with carport on large park like Lookout Mountain, Manchaster'a moat praotl- Service Assltont. Man­ ers. 647-331% Mr. WNn- 528-9711 ext. 40. EDE. fween 8-2, •Services. 828-6581. TBBito? PBI lot. Remodeled, fully appllanced, kitchen chester agency aeefcliw nem, Martin. 847-3386. Tim e Custodian Lois #10.11 A 12 MASTER'S WAY gloua area. Now (10 month old) Anaaldl built parT Mondov-Frlday. Ask TR A V E L Agenev East of Come tour these beautiful new homes over­ and bath, newer roof, recently painted, all aavan room Qarriaon Colonial. Thia homa off- mature person to help evenings, 5-8:30pm. for Mrs. Brook. Ndw intarviewing account representa­ the River needs assist­ looking Manchester Country Club, in new on a large park like lot and convenient to I- Flexible 5 days per A#fERN, . ______dtfN h e lp ance typing and tele­ for both positions. ara thro# ganaroua sized bedrooms, (Iraplaca tives by providing week. Apply South / executive area. 84. *144,900______in living room and family room, dining room, technical odlmlnlstre- C ER TIFIED Nurse Aide. wanted. KIndercare In phone. etiquette re­ Windsor Board of Edu->' Manchester has an Im­ quired. Ill train. Quality craftsmanship Is evidentthroughout large country kHchan with custom cabinetry, tlve and clerical sup­ Immediate openings cation Facilities Servi­ Call 643-51S1 VERNON. Very clean seven room vinyl oil shifts, full or port mediate opening for o Respond to Box GG, the exciting contemporary by Executive first floor laundry, 2Vt baths, 2 car garage and port. Reaulrementa In- ces, 1737 Main Street, C/D The Manchester aided split level with garage. Fully appli- clude strong time positions. Every core giver of school Builders, as well as the gracious colonials much more. Ofiarad at $295,000. other weekend re­ South Windsor. 528- age children. Linda Herald. anced kitchen, IVi baths, 14x16 screened in organisational and 9711 ext. 40. EDE. CRESTHELD offered by ZBI Builders. Conveniently communications skills. quired. For more Infor­ 646-7090. M E D IC A L Receptionist porch, fireplaced living room, newer roof, LABDRER. Heavy con­ located off South Main Street ALEX MATTHEW REALTY Excellent environment mation please call. Di­ CARE Person for eldeftv needed for challenging CoNvalaseaiit blown in insulation, all this on a large well rector of Nursing, struction. Apply In per­ position with busy Barbara Briggs Doris Manganelll In o non smoking of­ son. The Andrew bed-ridden lady. Dwn Noma landscaped lot. *157,900. ______649-4003 fice. Per oppointment Crestfleld Convalscent transportation re- practice. No Soturdov 659-0016 659-0030 Home, 565 Vernon AnaoMI Company. 186 or evening hours. Coll ManchBBter. C T r r m call Harriet Johnson, Bldwetl Street, • TT T T T - independent Insurance Street, Manchester. Mancbestfc..,Bldweii STreer, ...... Kl^tiUiiwnSwitoiniiiCallHWItOOfordetalls 646-1119 for Interview.

I ...... RECIffiATNNIM. CARS In R IB IT I eqinpiiieiit FOR SALE rR m S A L E lAA^TwRlordnSmlacI? MANCHESTER. Antlaue VERNON. 1 bedroom effi­ RiedlT, OpEFMObfc , CANOE-Mohowk. Red fi­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY OLDS Cutlass Supreme MANCHESTER. Whv Gem, 1840.4 bedrooms, ciency apartment heat, AH gMER^eMcy berglass, ir 4”, with 2 73.4 door, pow er stee r­ pov rtnt? Now li vour late 3 bedroom Ranch, ing, brakes, automatic. Aluminum siding, la rg e born, $199,900. hot waterr electricity, p H oW E CALL To M y paddles. $450. 6499361 clianct to own 1Wi after 5pm weeknlohts. $5(X). 643-0835.______fenced yord. Newly Ravels Real Estate. stove and refrigerator HAlRDRee6GR.l Immoculoto oldor 3 6 3 3 4 ) 1 1 1 . ______Included. 1st floor, on CLEAMUe PAMTHN/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS NISSAN Sentro wagon btdroom Colonial. remodeled kitchen and living room. Finished bus line, no pets. $425 SERVICES PAPBNNG SERVICES SERVICES 1983. 5 speed. Good Much updotlns. movo- plus security. Coll 875- MUSICAL condition. $3000. 742- In condition. So* It Recreation room. |i0TS/uun ‘ Move In condition. 1843.______ITEMS CLEANING Services. RESIDENTIAL and EXTERIOR Painting 6315.______t< ^ o v. t124>900. Con* 1HM8ALE Homs or office. Reaso­ commerical wall cov­ a KMENTML 6 CMNEMML tu rv 21 Epotoln. 647- You'll beomozedwhen VERNON/RockvIlle. done. Trees and brush O A T S U N 510 1978. Auto- you step Inside. At B R A N D N ew ’T u t i n g l Quiet building, ap­ USED full Sized Violin. nable prices. 7498388 ering. Installation by cut and hauled away. a CORFlin EXCAVATWi WMK motlc tronsmlstlon, t m .a $122,000, It won’t lost pliances, 3 room. $350,4 $150. 6498111. Excel­ or 7498471. James E. Bride. Free Stockade fences In­ body In good condition. Planned commercial estimates. 6491294. atiPTICSmiHI SUDDENLY Bock on mo lone. Coll 202-0090 for zonel Main Street, El­ room $475. Coll Wayne lent condition. stalled. Fully Insured. Excellent 2nd cor, new morkot. immoculoto 7 appointment. lington. Approxi­ to r details. 871-6667. 6434)743 after 5pm. battery, and new plu* room Full* CARPBmiY/ a OeaMlWss a FeaoOaHeBS mately 2 acres In hot MANCHESTER. 3 beO- PETS AND THOSE GUYS WHO muffler. Runs great. Dormorod Capo In Rod- 3 Bedroom Colonial, tor- M U E R T t U N N SERVICE $1000 or best otter. wood Forms. 3 bod- growing area. Ideal for room duplex. Refriger­ SUPPLIES mal dining room, eat In bonks, restaurants, of­ ator, stove, near bus PAINT GAGNE M u tt tall 11 Coll 647- rooms. flroploco, now kitchen. 2 car garage. I Interior and exterior “For Ml Ywr Nooio” $314 otter 5. Ask tor plush corpot. loroo fices, retail, etc. Call line. Dead end street. ENGLISH setter puppies 1',^ baths. F ro n t porch. f o r more details. $650. in a u ire In the am C A R P O m iV * painting. Call today (or a R.R. tioB, planting, EXCAVATION Paul.o Florida room. Mint Oak floors and trim. for sale with papers. REMOOELNW SERVICES free estimate. Tom or Ed Trea work. $310,000. Jackson A 646-5198.______2792971. ______condition I $209,000. Redecorated Inside Jackson, 647-8400. o OompMs heme.ivpalit and ta- CALL CO. Jackson A Jackson and out. $142,900. 528- ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 moMNog. We apaeWIn In bath- 840-2215 GOLDEN Retriever, 647-7166 Roa l Estoto. 647-0400.O 0305. ______ANDOVER. View the bedrooms, 2nd floor, Male. AKC popers, 6 roonw and kNehana. SmaS aoala RTE. 85 • BOLTON beautiful Fall foliage appliances. $450 per oomnwreW work. Haglafaiad. In- For Frog Estimate BRAND NOW listing. This TWO Famtly. Time tested months. $100 or best aurad, rafaianeaa. from these wooded 2.2 m onth. 875-2957. offer. 6491306. 646-2614 CAM PER.T r T 1970w O! Shasta, 21 charming oldor Colon­ building with 13 rooms. acres, 108 foot frontage • 4M 1 SS foot trailer, fully con­ ial on Scarborough 2 modern kltchen- MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ Hang Tape and on pond. $75,000. K le r- room, appliances. No HAW KESnEESO^ tained. New hot water Road In Monchostor Is s ...one w ith p rivote sun nan Realty, 649-1147. Spray Sheet Rock. Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Wont to sell your cor? For tank. New fully en­ bursting at the seams life breakfost room. pets, no water beds, C iggfbyNtA.Mc MMCELLANEOUS lease. $450, $900 secur­ M .T .S . ' Stump removal. Free quick results, use o loW' closed attached screen with potential. Cos­ Now roof, trip le glazed RMSALE David Slivinsky estimates. Special cost Classified od. Coll house. $2300. 742-7090. metic Improvomonts windows, steel siding. IRESORT ity. 643-4792 o r 289-7191 considaratlon (or alderly IraOPERTY otter 5pm. B U I L D E R S 6492711 today to place are noodod throughout Lots of nKiture plant­ TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ - C a ll 228-9153 - and handicapped. yo ur od. Its 6 rooms, 3 bed­ ings and trees. Amesite EAST Hartford. 1 bea- HOMES proximately 3000, also A BAR OF toilet soap F O R Sale. F u lly fu rn ish e d FURNm m E 6 4 6 -2 7 8 7 placed in suitcases will rooms, and VA baths. parking. Offered at room apartment, wall FOR RENT 50 to 100k num erals and 647-7553 You don't hove to be on Newer tui'naco and $158,900. Call Blan­ Mobile home, Verp to wall carpeting, ap­ ( letters for shirts, caps, keep them smelllna ni­ •CUSTOM HOMES odvertlsing expert to get ce...and may come In roof. Excellent estab­ chard A Rossetto, Beach, Florida. 1 bed­ pliances, security, ROCKVILLE. "Large KITCHEN Set. Round ta­ etc. Best offer. 6493642 lished neighborhood. room, Florida Room, •ADDITIONS ^ results In Classified. W e'll handy next time you go on “ We're Selling lease. $425. M iln e Real Nice Cape". 4 b^- ble, chairs, yellow after 5:30pm.o MMCELLANEOUR help you word vour od. V Y p n 't last longl Houses". 646-2482.0 screened porch. $9,000. Estate Inc. 528-6573 or leather, $100.6494770. 0 vocation (rip. Boost room, 2 baths, tamllv •GARAGES SERVICES DELIVERING 6492711. vour vocation budget by $165,000. Jackson A FIRST Prize ior auaiiTv. 6464)263 o r 646-7420. 569-4161. room on 1st floor. Mud- MAPLE Bedroom set. Rich form loom, 5 yards, Jackson Real Estate. •DECKS telling Idle Items around Possible In-law unit. MANCHESTER. 2 room room, 1 car garage ,all Double bed, 1 bureau O D D lo b s. Trucking. $75 plus tax. San d ,gro ve l, What mokes Wont Ads 647-0400. □ ______GOODYEAR Eagle ST and decorative stone. your home (or cosh. Place Young 3 bedroom Wil­ efficiency In q u ie t new thermol pane win­ and chest with mirror. •CONCRETE WORK Home repairs. You work? People like you on od In classified to find a SPLENDID Privacy. liamsburg Colonial In dows. Aluminum sid­ A sk in $175. 6493547. P185/70R13 raised IWOIITBMES area. $100 week In­ •FRAMING CREW name It, we do It. Free 643-9504 who read and use the cosh buyer. Generous size rooms Lydall Woods...2 full cludes utilities: Secur­ ing,. large lot. Near white letter tires (4) estimates. Insured. 649 Wont Ads every day. 649 make this truly a home baths, deck, garage ity, references re­ FarKS and Schools. e w lLA W N M IO good tread left. In­ AVAILABLE 0304. 2711. NO PAYMENTS cludes (4) 13" rim s and b u ilt to r 0 gro w in g and unlaue floor plan quired. 646-1686 or $750 monthly plus utili­ CARS tamllv. King size fully with family room. See Up to a years. Kiss your It- 5693018.______ties. 2 months security, (4 ) triple chrome oppllonced kitchen. 3 this home with Its up- nondol dUtlcuHles goodbye. references. No pets. plated wire wheel cov­ FOR SALE Avoid foreclosure. Catch up AVAILABLE imme- ers. $135 o r best offer. bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 to-date floor plan to­ dlotely. 4 rooms, 2nd Immediate occupancy. car garage, spacious day. 8160's. Call Blan­ on late paymentssuchos first Call Mr. Lindsay 649 FOR A U YOUR LAWN Coll 649-3642 after recreation room. Lo- or second mertooee or even floor, appliances, ottic 5:30pm.______CARS CARS CARS chard A Rossetto, eutstandlne credit cord Milt. and collar storage, CARE NEEOO.. CALL TAG coted on o very private “ We're Selling KITCHEN Wood stove. FOR SALE FOR SALE CLYDE Keep your heme free and non-smoking adult. No SALES FOR SALE CHEVROLET-SUICK, INC. lot on Birch Mountain Houses”, 646-2482.0 clear without Hens. Bod pets. Utilities not In­ PHIL’S LAWN CARE Parlor Wood stove, 1 Road In Qolton. Price (3os stove, 2 sofas, 2 1978 O L D S O m ega 4 door, R O U T E 83, V E R N O N ^edlt or late payment his­ cluded, parking for 1 Morchsndlse Fell Clean Up, Hedge MANCHESTER. Satur­ FORlT'wr"Moverick. Clossifled Ad? Coll 649 reduced to $200,900. MANCHESTER. Coioniol tory It noto problem. Kindly car. $450 per month refrigerators, 3 beds, d a y O ctober 3, 9-12. R u n n in g condition. 305 V-8, 107K m iles. 81 Oodga 0180 PU •4995 on nice deep lot, on a Trimming, Mowing, 2711 to place vour od. Jackson A Jackson coll: Plus 1 months security. assorted choirs, old Infants to 3T, girls $150. Phone 649-6620. Very good condition. 81 Olda Omsga •4495 Real Estate. 647-0400.a aulet Cul-de-Sac In con­ Fertilizing. Cell today form machinery. Col­ $1500 o r best otter. Coll T IM SW IU 2 Bedroom apartments. clothes, miscellaneous 82 Rsgal oauat •6495 $165,900. C olonial. M a in - venient location. Front (or Free ^Ornate. chester area. 537-1474 Items. 131 Grandview otter 6pm. 649-$^. to bock Master plus up ConsprvotlvB Oreup Heat and hot water iFumimniE o r 267-6188.______82 Canlury mum •6195 tenonce free. Alumi­ included. 2 month se­ Street, Manchester. SCRANTON TAKE A LOOK 84 Hondo Civic S. 5 speed, num siding, 6 rooms, 1 to 3 more ^bedrooms. 1-454-4404 o r 742-7476 CARPETS. 60 yards, oil CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH A/C, original owner. 83 Calabrity 4Pt. •6495 Dining room, flre- curity required. $600 COFFEE table and end SATURDAY only. 94. In­ CHSYaLen sxteunva vtiscLas 85 Lino. Town Car RAVE 63 Ford F160 XLT 4.4 •8195 cor garage, shutters. 1-4S4-13M ond $625. 6492871. WooLAvacodo Green, side tog sole. 316 Center AND aeucT uaeo CAsa... Excellent condition. Buckley School, Re­ ploced living room, full table (together or se- $250. 1, 14x16 foot. Old 81 Merc. Marquis 67K.$4500. 646-5803. 83 BaniMvNis 4 at. •6995 baths, garage . $147,900. M OBILE Home. Working . parote),one Individual Tep SeN ScreeaBO Lbori Street, Monchester. sous t.aa nNANCiNO oa Lsasi Brougham RAVE creation room, custom Any emounl deSwrod. Also. nil. Rose, o il W ool, $75. All 86 Ford Escort GT- 33 Chsvy 810 Tahat arf •7195 kitchen, appliances, D.W. Fish, 643-1591.0 single male adult pre­ \ gloss topped coffee ta- good condition. 649- SATURDAY 192.2tamllv 87 FIFTH AVE. m '14.695 R o n to ll ferred. Lease, secur­ \ble. Call 742-5918 g n ^ . Mono snd baili. mulch. tog sole. We have RAVE Electrlc su n ro o f, 5 83 Hagai 4dr. •6995 aulet street. Call Dave h i g h calibre. New Bolieel. baokhoe 6 loeder ranlal. 9083. 87 LeBARON speed, 28,000 miles. Rood. 649-0040. C rock- ity. No pets. 643-2880 evenlngs.o housewares and mls- atSTiHM *12,205 34 Sulok Skyhawk Wg. •6295 Raised Ranch of mas­ cellanftous Item s. 25 07 RAIDER 4x4 '12.795 RAVE $6800. A ik fo r K y e n . '' 84 Traiia Am •10.795 ett A g e n c y 643-1577. sive proportion..built S T U D IO t v ^ . P a rtly tur- WATERBED king size. DAmCONflMieilON nlshed. W orking single Complete package ex­ TAG Emerson Street, 87 RAMCHARQER 87 Line. Contin«nUI ^ 79 Ford Granada. Depen- 84 Hagai eaaaa •8095 MANCHESTER. 1st time with your best Interest 872-1400/6SO-95SS LMlfwr. BMWoof m i n i T mole preferred. No cluding headboard. SALES Monchester.______*i4 '17,595 $AVE doble, no rust, 95,000 84 Osmaro aauaa •6495 offered. Immaculate 7 In mind. All ouallty 87 SH AD O W . miles. 8800 Hrm. 647- room Colonial, 3 bed­ pets. Loose. 6492880. A sk in g $100. C all 742- MULTI-Famlly. House­ 68 Chsvy S-10 pMup •6495 materlols and work­ T o d o v Is great d o v ... and t u m o a m m '10,505 RAVE 0338 a sk fo r E ric. room, fam ily room, eot manship. 7 rooms, 2V^ MANCHiSTER. 2 rooms STUDIO type. Partly fur- 5918 evenlngs.p______FOUR Generation tog hold miscellaneous, 86 Chsvy Caprloa 4 ar. •6495 for rent. Main Street. Classified Is o great way sole. Moving, antiques, children's clothes, 87 DO DG E pukoaHia '16,055 85 Nissan stanza 1983Alllance-6S,600mllet, In kitchen, screened baths, fireplace, 2 car nlshed. Working single 1920's Oak dinning room 86 LASER CPA '13,496 4 Or. RAVE porch, hardwood garage and a beautiful For Information coll male preferred. No set. Excellent condi­ ... to sell som ething! 643- furniture, collectibles, toys, m otorcycle. 103 A/C. AM -FM Cassette 5297858 or 563-4438.___ 2711. etc. October 3 and 4, BIssell Street, Mon- 80 LeBARON t dr. *10,096 80 Line. Town Cer $2200. o r best offer 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 floors and much more. lot with old stone walls. pets. Lease. 6492j80^ tion. 6 choirs, table 86 DO DG E aasOMM '14,495 ttoOkooit RAVE with 2 leafs, server, 10-6. 61 Spruce Street, Chester. Satu rd ay 9-4. $71-6451 otter 6pm. Convenient location. Located only 8 m inutes 86 DODGE aaa COM *14.706 84 Merc. Merqula $159,900. U A R Realty from the center of lAPMrTMEIITS IO i M iiNRIINURib china closet buffet, 2 Manchester. Rain or Brougham sassssaasaasas, iFUaOIL/COAL/ shine.______80 REU AN T 8.W. *8.006 RAVE a L o o l f r * Com p any. 643-2693.0 M a nch e ste r! $189,900. I f o r ie iit twin beds, good old 85 Bronco II, I h m k i i t up righ t plono. 643-7277. 86 DO DG E EAST Hartford, immacu^ Call 646-2482. "Were SATURDAY, October 3. Automotivo CHARG ER *7.095 AuH,M.4*l RAVE Selling Heusesl"Blan- 92. Old furniture. Up­ W e late Raised Ranch. ELDERLY housing now cofioosrniTuMrTor SOFA and choir. Green 80CHY. Q T S tmpo *10.205 88 Sable ‘L S " \ chord A Rossetto. 4 0 r.U aatd .lo 4d. This home Is In mint taking applications for rent. Rocky Hill. 2 bed­ and Plaid. Excellent right Plano, miscel­ 80 RELIANT 4 Or. *7095 RAVE condition I New carpet 2 bedroom apartments. condition. A sk in g $150. FIREWOOD SALE laneous, glassware. 51 84 Mazda Pickup RAVE Make • 46N f iM'^AftA'RY room, vrall to wall cor- •S3 per cord, a R. IsngtiM. CARR 80 LeBARON c o m *13.495 f l k i In all 3 bedrooms. Ranch. Monchestw. 4 Startlne $560. Call 529 petlng. Near 1-91 and 6491433.______Mill Street, 83 Lynx Wg., At, ac RAVE Hish : Hardwood floors 6522.______grten. deOreied. S eord Manchester. FOR RALE 85 CAM ARO Caypp •0886 bedroom custom Cdn- schools. $650 per month DARK Pine furniture. 5 mMmum. MCAnOA 85 MUSTANG mm *5886 •eMdifcurXR4TI RAVE throughout. 2 Vt baths, tempororv Ronchwith MANCHESTER. 2 bed- plus security. 633-2242,. piece bedroom set, cot- MANCHEST f r R . 5 Prices: 7 fireplaces. Full fin­ $5 CAMARO Z20 t-top 85 HORIZON 4 dr. '4.386 84 Toyota CeNea P n 9 9 n ^ i 15x20 stone flreploced room townhouse, fully offer 4pm.______fee table, end table, dry Frnklln Street. Baby blue, 8 cylinder, auto­ 84 TOYOTA CAM RY •6.995 AT. AC. at RAVE ished basement. Kit­ Items, bikes, motorcy­ ' Dis- : Uvlng room. Cathedral appllanced kitchen, 2 Bedroom Townhouse. sink. All excellent con- matic, with olr. Fac­ 84 FORD TEMPO •5.795 78 Buick Century chen appliances re­ celling In living room. parking for 2 cars. $695 dlHon. 2291063 after cle, etc. October 3, ara..'aatctiid. main. Central air No pets. No utilities. E72-3010 to ry sound system 4 84 LASERS dr. t m . •0.305 RAVE ^ Dollar Cathedral ceilings In per month, heat and Available Imme- Spm. from 193. No early new Eoole GT RWL 87 Mazda RX7 candltlonlng. Yard hot water Included ,no birds. Roln dote 10/10. 64 RELIANT '5.396 living room, dining dlotely. $ 6 2 5 p e r NOTICR TO C RED ITO RS tires. 29,000 miles. 84 PONT. 6000 ST E •7486 MMk,TMrta, Bufv- Rent A pratesslonallv lands­ room and kitchen. pets. Security deposit month. 6493339. After SATURDAY and Sunday. roMl, CNbo Mltrw RAVE caped. Stone wall Court of Preboto, ESTATE OP MARJORIE F. $10,500. 6496680 o r 649- S3 LeBARON4dr. *5.785 Heated greenhouse, ond 1 year loose. 649 5:30. 647-8000 or 649 om rlct of Cowonfry ABORN, a/k/a M A R JO R IE I. Rain or shine. Rug, 0062.______83 Ford LTD Wg. Cars copp^ with Blue Slate. screened porch, patio 0795. N O n C B OF H BARIN O ABORN, Late Of Manchester, tires, cor parts, child­ 83 DO DG E 4001 dr. •4.095 va AT. as AC RAVE Oversized deck. Many 8638. ______EST AT E O F ___ Deceased 1977 B U IC K Apollo. G ood 78 MONTE CARLO and stone BBO Central EAST HARTFORD 1 bed- i ^room . woodmere, M A R C E L J. LIZOTTE ^ The Hon. William E. Rti- ren's clothes, toys, puz­ engine, new tires, ra­ Appmi. aax oti om- 86 Olda Calais other nice features and olr, oppHonces ond a 2 zles. 39-42 Leland •3.006 AOAaaSad RAVE omenitlesi To see Is to room, $405. plus utili­ Vernon. 1 Vt baths. Pursuant to on order of Oerold, J udoe, of the Court Of diator and water pump. cor garage . $229,900. ties. 'On busline. Hen. Dovid C. R o o m , Judye Probate, CHstrtct- of Man­ Drive, Monchester.- 77 DO DG E awtd asoi ,. . . . 84 Mere. Lynx tor. RAVE 5 buy. Give us a call. Garage, pool, tennis. $300. 6490331.______OMWar.tWdaluenl *4,885 D.W . Fish . 643-1991.G 56910SA______Club House. $950 In­ doted September 29, 1987 a chester at o heorlM held on MOVING South. Tag ond 85 Mazda RX7 S $169,900. Realty World. September $ 8 , 1987 ordered T O Y O T A Tercel 1962. 2 heoHno win be he ld^ on household sale. Oc­ 77 CADILLAC SEDAN AKMmkMti. RAVE 1986 Marquis Brougham I Frenehette/Benolt, n CW ^Ice. Not vour cluding utilities. 649 appUcoHon provtno tw ou- that on claims must be door, 5 speed, om/fm OeVILLE. NIoel •3,406 a Good StIecUon of 86 Lynn 4 Boat. BMta. n. fMf «8l. AMfM tOm tober 3rd and 4th. 94.98 b b b p. 646-7709.O______ordinary older Colon­ 9006. UtorHy to cempremlse . o presented to the Hdudory on cassette, olr. tSk. Ex­ 0 4 Boars I .. P%. HoBf t P . § M / T U taBta oMtaBSPS. CNiae AC ial. This home has been d o u ^ l ond dispwM doim or before December 31,1987 Wolker Street.______cellent condition. MORiARTY *6495 IL l JHA t o h . B u y HEBRON. 4 rooms and oeolnst CotanM Perm Ins^ or be barred as by low 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 : » 4 9 9 5 owner. $170,900. Oe- fully updated, kitchen ranee Company In^tavw of provided. DRIED Rower bouquet, $2200. 6495673. slreoble3or4bedrpam all new, Florida room, both, heat and hot via­ SOM estate os m sold o pMIco- Johonna Bruder Roy. antiques and collecti­ BROTHERS tor Included.' $SS0 per a ^/MORIARfY BROTHERS/ ^ a Raised Ranch. 2 W and targe family room Hen on Hie more tullv. of- Assistant Clerk bles. No lunk. October DODGE Mirada 1912. WORTH LOOKING Into... 301 CsnlBr ML on lower level. Yard Is month. Security re­ peers, of the C e u rte lP re ^ The Hdudory Is: 3 and 4. R o ln dote 10 Goo6 condition. A/C, baths, 2 cor garope. W INTERIZED cottage. on October 13, 1987 at 6:41 Colleen A. Forrts the many bargains of­ ManciMBtBr, CT fmced and very prl- quired. No pels. Nice and 11. 19Spm . 208 Power windows ond fered tar tale every day In landscaped 3W acre orea to rMe a bicycle or $600 month plus utili­ M Bancroft Rood a BTUalra M»»cid«tIt.C0ta«CI)CU1 D t J - D l d O • lot. Must be seen to vote. Perfect tamllv ties. Security required. Bertha E. Roppe, Clerk Rockville. CTOEIM Charter Ook Street, locks, cruise. AM-FM the dassHtad columnsi 643-513S enlov a walk In the 011-18 01910 Manchesfir. cataatte.$2500.647-7045. appreciate. Prlndples country. 6496776 11/1 5/1. 647-1257. only. 172-2512. p e a l Estate. 643-4060.O aa t a M m ------[SSSfflffiiw LET .YOUR newspaper CAM CAM " CAM CAM ...... CMS c l i t t ' " Miroeonw help you keep fruit lars FOR SALE F m S A L E H M S M i sparkling dean and sweet FOR SALE FOR BALE FOR RALE smelling. Wash lars, dry Stars d»mpletely then put a Get needed back>to- School has started ... this Sell Your Car large piece of newspaper Standout school monev by selling Is a good time to odvertlse AUTO SERVICE GOODYEAR Eagle ST Inside the lar and put the unneeded Items around that desk you no longer P185/70R13 raised lid on. The paper will your home. Useo low-cost use. Let a Classified od white letter tires (4) absorb any moisture. Let v r ★ find a cash buyer for you. e Oil Lube Filter ns ( lirysiri od Irt Classified for oulck 4 Lines — 10 Days good tread left. In­ a classified ad In your 643-2711. Special *16.99 *2®* p e r day results. SOI charge each addi­ cludes (4) 13” rims and newspaper find a cash P ty T T K K ith • Complete Brake (4) triple chrome buyer for most anything tional line, per day. You plated wire wheel cov­ you have for sale. Systems can cancel at any tinw. ers. S135 or best offsr. Coll 649-3642 after When you call Classlt... L Y • Tune up Specials SORRY. to ploce an od, a friendly NO REFUNDS OR 5:30om. ______• Cooling Systems Now It the time to run an Ad-VIsor will answer your iirTODAY’S SPECIALS^ ADJUSTMENTS call and help you word •3®* p e r d a y e Alternators, ad In classified to sell that camera you no longer your od for best response. ' FORD TRUCKS Starters, and CALL HERALD 643-2711. Tire Service CLASSIHED ORDER 1616 FORD F1W 4r4 1663 FORD F1M XLT 4p4 CAM 4 Spd . PS. H Ton 1 C«f. Autp . n . Ff. Tu Tena SMei. CAM 4 Whaef Diwe.Alumtnum Cap Oeugee. CMi Inwisr. Swiee. • Body work and END OF Ith. ftNTIA H Ten. 6 W 0 RNI8ALE FOR BALE ONE FOR *M0B itk. M7M6A Rust repair * 81 9 6 YOUR AD J • Car don't run? New 1987 Colt E 4-Door Sedan Free towing for A Dealer You TODAY! customer service cere Can Deal With only In Manchester. fmm J& s ri SUBCOMPACT IMPORT WINNER! STARTS Compare lo: Toyoia Tercel. N i^ n When placing m CHIVY f '10 FLEITSIDI • Cv<. Of*''"' Sentra. Mu/da Honda Civic. NOW! your classified ad s/eMIKE FLYNN | i MOTORS, INC. Subaru Hatchback. Stock ti\ y % [ U t t O ask for the STA R !! •TIM 276 Hartford Road 8 am - 8 pm ★ ' ’ Something for Everyone! 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 6 4 9 - 8 3 0 9 OUR USED » C A R LIST n V n e CH EVRO LET „ a3,w„d»-»» 872-9111 BUD'S MOTOR SALES in i PONTIAC 1911 CHEVY 1981 FORD QUICK, INC. E„T64,ia4 IW f C H IW GRAND PRIX MALIBU ESCORT MAUBU • Very lew MUeege. 1 Oft WNh (My 21,000 MWe*. Wegtn. Grey, 46.000 MUer. 6 Oft. aiuw. 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... 1 i ■ U i S r : ' SPORTS Cardinals fly Tigers tie for AL East lead left-hander’s third complete game in 33 starts this season. AL Roundup New York took a 2-0 lead in the Columbia can match longest losing streak by the Mets second inning off starter Jeff By The Associated Press Ballard, 2-8, on run-scoring singles by Jerry Royster and Bobby played two ties sandwiched around a N E W YO R K (A P ) - Tlw Ctttambia League rieal. for the Wildcats during their losing DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers Meacham. Lion* can match tte longest kwing .**To beat Penn, w e're going to haee to streak. loss and. thus, are winless in 36games in NL Ronndnp Cal Ripken’s sacrifice fly pro­ a row. ' moved into a first-place tie in the streak in m ajor college football history play a perfect gam e." Cohnnhia Coach Admitting that be symphathized with American League East with ’To­ duced the only Orioles’ run, driving Saturday if they lose to Penn— and their Larry M etowey said. “We have to the Columbia players and hoped they Penn’s offense is led by tailback Chris in Carl Nichols, whq had opened the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Dave Magadan’s error ronto Friday night, beating the foitmies are being doaely watched by execute everything perfectly." would win some games. Sanderson said, Flynn, the Quakers’ sixth-ranked ca­ third Inning with a double and opened the door for two unearned runs in the third Blue Jays 4-3 behind the pitching of the Northwestern WiMcata. Last year.en route toa IM season and “On the other hand. I don't want to be reer rusher with 1,591 yards, who gained moved to third on Ron Washing­ inning, helping the St. Louis Cardinals celebrate Doyle Alexander and Mike The Lions, winicss since beating Yale their fifth straight league champion- remembered for being a part of the 121 yards in 23 carries in Penn’s 32-34 ton’s infield hit. their National League East title with a 3-2 victory Henneman. 2 M I on Oct. IS. ISO. have lost S3 in a aWp. the Quakers routed the Lions 43-7 worst college football team ever.” Toss to Bucknell last week. New York added an insurance over the New York Mets Friday night. Rookie Scott Lusader hit his first row. A loos to Perm wonld equal the at PhOaiMphia. Lafayette handed Columbia its 33rd run in the sixth when Orestes John Keller will start at quarterback John Tudor, 10-2, withstood five New York hits major-league homer for two De­ record act by Northn estem. which lost Columbia hasn’t beaten Penn since straight loss last week 33-7, after the Destrade singled, took third on for the Quakers, but Malcolm Glover is in the second and third innings and pitched five troit runs, Alan Trammell hit a 34 straight frona Sept. 33. IfW-Sept. 35. 1331 and hasn’t won in its new stadium in Lions had opened the season with a 35-0 Royster’s single, and scored on Penn’s top passer and is expected to see innings for his seventh straight win. Steve Peters leadoff homer and Detroit used a 1M3. when the Wildcats heat Northern IS games. I w to Harvard. Rick Cerone’s sacrifice By. considerable action against the Lions. got the last six outs for his first major-league pair of errors by Toronto third niiaois. Several former Northwestern players ' “ Lastweek. we weren’t ready to play. John escaped a jam In the eighth save. baseman Ranee Mulliniks to score Even though Cohnnbia has the same are closely watching developnniients at I know that sounds strange, but I don’t Since 1962, Columbia has had only one inning when Nichols reached safely Both teams fielded patchwork lineups com­ two unearned runs and help Alex­ record as Penn this season— ea«A team Cohnnbia. know why.” defensive tackle Matt Sodl winning season and has won only five of on third baseman Royster’s field­ posed mainly of backup players in the follow-up to ander win his ninth straight game has loot its first two games — th euons ’T have mixed fediags about this.” its last 65 games since the middle of the ing error and Pete Stanicek fol­ said. the divisional title St. Louis’ nailed down without a loss. are Sl-point underdogs a ^ n s t their ley said Scott Sanderson, a starting safety Before its string of losses, the Lions 1978 season. lowed with a bunt single. But Thursday night. Alexander allowed three runs and eight hits In seven-plus innings. Nichols was thrown out- over After Magadan’s single gave the Mets a 2-1 edge AP pholo running second base, and although in 'th e top vf the third, St. Louis began its Lloyd Moseby singled to lead off the eighth, stole second, and Mulliniks New York’s Bobby Mea- Ripken singled later in the Inning, Gooden Is sued comeback on Jose Oquendo’s one-out walk from the Orioles failed to score. John Mitchell, 3-6. walked. Henneman came on and cham Is forced at second by got George Bell to hit into a fielder’s Royal* 6, Twin* 3 Magadan left the first-bag bag too soon to'take Baltimore's Peter Stanicek third baseman Howard Johnson’s throw on Jim choice and Juan Beniquez KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - by Tampa cops Lindeman’s grounder, with Oquendo racing from grounded into a double play. in the sixth inning of their Danny Tartabull hit a grand slam first to third on the play. Mike Laga’s sacrifice fly Henneman retired the side in the game Friday night in New and catcher Scotti Madison hit made it 2-2, and Doug DeCinces put St. Louis ninth for his seventh save. doubles for his first three major- TAMPA. Fla. (AP) — Three Tampa police officers Alexander, who came to Detroit York. The Yanks’ Roberto ahead 3-2 with an RBI double, his first N L hit. Kelly was safe at first on the league hits, leading the Kansas City have filed a 33 million suit against New York Mets Lindeman gave the Cardinals a 1-0 lead in the in trade from Atlanta last Aug. 12, Royals past the A L West champ pitcher Dwight Gooden, seeking damages for physical first with his eighth homer, and Kevin Elster has won all nine of his decisions in play. Minnesota Twins. 6-3, Fridaynight. and emotional pain they say they suffered after a doubled in a run for New York in the second. 11 starts with the Tigers. Frank Viola, 17-10. ran the count The Blue Jays now have lost five routine traffic stop last December turned into a braw l. A Busch Stadium turnout of 45,517 left St. Louis major-league homer, a two-run to 3-0 on Tartabull in the fifth in a row, squandering a lead that Gooden was charged with resisting arrest with only 16,613 short of becoming the third major- shot, then chased Clancy with two inning, then threw a strike before was 3‘A games last Sunday before violence and battery on a law enforcement officer league team to reach the three million mark in one more runs in the third to take a 4-3 Tartabull hit his 33rd home run. It they lost the final game of a following the Dec. 13 scuffle and pleaded no contest on season. lead. also gave the outfielder 90 runs four-game series against Detroit in Jan. 23. He was placed on three years’ probation and Chet Lemon led off the second batted in. Pirates 6, Phillies 4 Toronto. The teams finish the ordered to perform 80 hours of community service. with a hard'grounder to third that Bret Saberhagen, 18-10, gave up season with games Saturday and PITTSBURGH (AP) — Darnell Coles, whose/ Mulliniks booted for an error. nine hits and had four strikeouts The six-page lawsuit asks for a jury trial. It was filed Sunday at Tiger Stadium, facing two errors led to a pair of unearned runs, hit a Lusader, who was called up on Sept. and no walks en route to his ISth in Hillsborough Circuit Court T h u i^ ay . 9Vi months the possibility of a Monday playoff tiebreaking single in the seventh inning Friday 1 and would not be eligible for the complete game. after Gooden was stopped on a traffic infraction in if the tie persists. night as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the playoffs, then lined a 1-1 pitch from north Tampa. Toronto got all three of its runs off Philadelphia Phillies 6-4. Clancy into the left-field seats. R*d Sox 3, Brewer* 2 Gooden, reached in St. Louis where the Mets played Alexander In the second inning with With one out in the seventh, John Cangelosi In the Detroit third, Trammell Friday, said he wasn’t surprised to learn of the suit. walked and Jose Lind singled against Mike the help of Greg Myers’ first BOSTON (AP)’ - Spike Owen led off with his 28th homer, and homered with one out In the 12th “ My attorneys had prepared me for it,” he said. “ It JacksOn, 3-10. Reliever Jeff Calhoun struck out major-league hit and Manny Lee’s Clancy walked Darrell Evans. inning to lift the Boston Red Sox was not unexpected.” Andy Van Slyke. but gave up consecutive first homer of the season, a Left-hander David Wells replaced over Milwaukee 3-2 Friday night, CpI. James Thompson and patrolmen Jeff Smith and run-scoring singles to Coles and Sid Bream. three-run shot, on a cold, drizzly Clancy, and rookie catcher Matt snapping the Brewers’ five-game Scott Wolff want damages of 31 million each and at Pirates starter Bob Walk, 8-2, allowed only one night. Both Lee and Myers were Nokes grounded a single into right winning streak. least 35,000 in compensation for emotional suffering earned run in seven innings. Jim Gott pitch^ the playing for injured Blue Jays field. Barfield threw perfectly to Owen’s second homer of the and physical pain, according to attorney Jeff Stull. ninth inning for his 13th save. starters. third as Evans tried to go from season ended a pitching duel In The suit alleges that Gooden kneed Wolff in the groin. Keith Hughes’ seventh-inning single gave the Toronto right-hander Jim first-to-third. The ball reached which Milwaukee starter Ted Hlgu- punched Smith and kicked Thompson in the head. Phillies a 4-4 tie after the Pirates had taken a 4-3 Clancy. 15-11, was trying to equal Mulliniks well ahead of Evans, but era. 18-10, went the distance, Thompson, who suffered a concussion, and Wolff lead in the sixth on Terry Haider’s second RBI his career-high in victories but required hospitalization. Evans was safe when Mulliniks allowing six hits. AP photo single. against a team which he had beaten dropped the one-hop throw for his The officers also suffered ehnotionally because of only four times in 19 career Reliever Wes Gardner, 3-6, The Pirates scored three runs in the first on a second error in two innings. Gooden’s claims to the media describing police decisions prior to Friday’s defeat. earned the victory with one inning Running back coach Bobby Griar (right) non union piayars as tha taam praparas run-scoring double by Lind, a sacrifice Qy by That put runners at first and third brutality and racism, their attorney said. He left without getting an out in the of work after replacing Boston Coles and Harper’s RBI single. with no one out, and Evans scored of tha Patriots goas ovar tha plays with for its gama Sunday against Cievaiand. “The officers were beaten up pretty badly in the third inning and has not beaten starter Jeff Sellers in the 12th. The Phillies scored unearned runs in three when Lemon grounded into a media too,” Stull told The Tampa Tribune. “The Detroit since Sept. 14, 1984 while consecutive innings. In the third. Coles let Juan double play. The run was credited officers have mixed feelings about the lawsuit. They do losing eight straight to the Tigers. Samuel’s grounder through his legs and his to Clancy, who pitched two-plus not relish more media attention, but then they were Jesse Barfield led off the Blue fourth-inning throwing error allowed a second run innings, allowing four hits and four DAILY injured and need to be compensated.” to score. Jays’ second with a single to right. NFL veterans crossing lines Gooden, a Tampa native, suffered bruises in the fight runs, two earned. First baseman Mike Diaz’s two-base error in One out later, Myers singled to and was treated and released from Tampa General the fifth proceeded an RBI double by Chris James. right on the first pitch of his first RENTALS o asp n geM reporters saying be was returning “based on Hospital. ^ major-league at-bat, sending Bar- Yankees 3, Orioles 1 from drcnmstanccs regarding my contract.” Stull said the officers filed the suit after negotiations Expos 7, Cubs 1 field to third. Lee. batting ninth, NEW YORK (AP) - Tommy Management was also feeling ttw pinch as the strike However, comerback Everson Walls, who received a with Gooden’s lawyers collapsed. took a strike from Alexander before John pitched a seven-hitter for his games approached. similar letter, remained on strike. He said his agent. Two of the 22 officers who responded to the 10; 56 p.m. MONTREAL (AP) — Neal Heaton allowed he hit his first homer of the season 277th career v^tory Fridaynight to Nearly 333.933 tickets, more than ooe-third of the Steve Weinberg, had told him be could stay out until traffic stop were disciplined by the Tampa Police three hits in six innings for his first victory since in 110 at-bats off the facing of the help the N eV Y ork Yankees beat total sold for Sunday's games, had been returned by Nov. 1 and stil] get his 3343.333. 33-year annuity and Deparment. Officer David Bryant was counseled for July 30 as the Montreal Expos, helped by three upper deck in right field, giving the Baltimore Orioles. 3-1. P w liy fans. 31M.933 signing bonus. taunting (3ooden during the struggle, and officer unearned runs, defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-1 Toronto a 3-0 lead. John. 13-6. walked three and At the Jets’ camp, the 39-year-old Lyons said money Friday night. Three m ajor auto manufacturers and the Miller Michael Mazza was disciplined for later boasting about Lee. who had only one other struck out five for the 44-year-old the arrest, records show. Heaton, 13-10, who ended a six-game losing Brewing Co. have pidled their ads from Ute telecasts of vras the reason he returned. homer in his major-leagje career “Today was probably one of the hardest decisioos I Acconhiig to accounts of the incident. Gooden was streak, had made 10 starts without winning. He in 1986. has been playing since Sept. the replacement games, potting addMonal pressure on struck out one batter and walked none before A lto awalltblo: the networks, who have not decided srhether to ever made.” said Lyons, vrho lost more than 336,330 pulled over after an officer saw his 1334 Mercedes Benz 24 when All-Star shortstop Tony when last week’s gantes were canceled. Hewouldhave Andy McGaffigan pitched the final three innings Affordable broadcast the games beyond this weekend. weaving in traffic. When he balked at handing over his Fernandez broke a bone in his right lost another 336.333 had be not reported this week. driver's license, the scuffle broke out. A blood test for his 12th save. elbow in a game against Detroit. Week and Monthly The Expos, who were eliminated from the East ’’We’re very encouraged that 333.333 tickets have “ I did it for my famQy. Right now. this strike is showed that Gooden. 33. was legally intoxicated at the Myers, a September call-up. was Rental Rates been returned and the fact that the advertisers have coming down to economica. And today was my day to time, police reports showed. Division race Thursday, broke a 1-1 tie against making his first major-leagpe also realised these are sham games.” said union say 'Hey. this is what’s the best for me.’” Several months after the Incident. Gooden failed a starter Greg Maddux. 6-14. by scoring three runs start, also in place of an injured in the fourth inning. 110 .Oteten minimum. Mee ei*|eei® to ctianfe. But Jim Ryan, a starting linebacker on Denver’s 69 spokesman Frank Woschitx. 'T h e fans are not buying team drug test. In April, he spent five vreeks in a New Blue Jay. Toronto catcher Ernie 646-0128 these wcond-rate games and neither are the Soper Bowl team last season and one of nine Broncos to York drug rehahiliution and counseling riinic. He has Maddux, who hasn’t won since July 24. walked Whitt was held out of the starting cross the Itae. said he disagreed philoeopWcally with a 15-7 record since returning to the M eU ’ roster. Wallace Johnson and Herm Winningham to open lineup for the second straight game 872-2140 Some, but not all. of Friday’s defectors said they the nnian. \ Two days after the fight, a Gooden attorney raised the inning. Tom Foley then hit a sharp bouncer to with cracked ribs he sustained returned for flnancUl reasons. “ I felt more camaraderie with the men who were allegations of excessive use of police force. Two Maddux, who threw the ball into center field for an ’Tuesday night against Milwaukee Lynch Leasing Like Dorsett. the 33-yearoM Jones reported to the going ia than with those sHn out on strike." he said. “ I months later, a d ty attorney's report cleared the error that scored Johnson. while trying to break up a double Cbwboys’ camp after receiviag a lettct^vraming that founditmpteaadmoredifBcaittojusrtty rtsyingowt I department and concluded that the incident was not A double p^y scored Winningham before play. WILSON 436 W. C6NTER STRCET the deferred aanuity payment in his coatract wouM be vmat to be able to teach my chOdrea ta staial up for racially motivated. But the re(mrt said the situation Heaton double md Tim Raines singled to make it Detroit scored twice in the second O IL C O . MANCHESTER jeopardised if be remained on strBte. So he drove Ms what they believe in. to do what they think M right. Up m igit have heen diffused if a Mack officer bad 4-1. on the rookie Lusader’s first Jeep thmewh the picket line and issued a statement to to now. Tve teit hypocritical.” responded. > Sports in Brief ScoreiNNird Sporto in Brief Scoreboarcl Eastern Illinois at Akron, night Vintigi Oolf icorn MH8, EC football play today Tsnnsssec StaN vs. Central StaN, Ohloot w i n , lo st* & 1>UI-AV Indianapolis Eatt boyt^ toccar In ACC contest FootbaD CLEMMONS, N.C. (AP) — Rrst-round ’The Manchester High Indians jO-2) will try to win Nerthsrn Illinois at Eastern Michigan, Baseball nlcta scorss Friday In the 01 million Vantage The East Catholic boys’ soccer team (0-4) will host liedkl- their first game of the season today when they travel to Ohio StaN at Illinois Championship being ployed on the 4,6M- St. Joseph’s of Trumbull (H ) today aMO: SO a m. In an a>4^AAMlt>rt1|taK South Windsor for a CCC East clash at 1:30 p.m. This* WtsNrn IHInols at Illinois StaN yard, par' 35-35—70 TonolewDod Country NFL ttindingi NorthwssNrn at Indiana Club course: All Connecticut Conference match. The Eagles have 4i>e game will begin a string of seven consecutive CCC East Michigan StaN at Iowa Orville Moody 34-32— 44 struggled thus far, scoring only two goals. AMrieati LugM tiMiHntt matchups for Manchester. Oklahoma at Iowa StaN Dove HIM 3X34— 47 AMBRICAN CONFBRBNCE Southern Illinois at Konsos Gov Brewer 34-33-67 Over at Mount Nebo, East Catholic (2-0) will Buck Adorns 34-34— 64 entertain Wilbur Cross High of New Haven. 1-1, in a Tulsa at Kansas StaN W L m 08 W L T Pet. pp PA Central Mlchlpon at Kent StaN Charles Coodv 32-34— 41 non-conference game. This game is also slated for a N.Y. JeN 2 0 0 1.000 74 52 Don January 3533— 64 Toronto Boll StaN at Miami, O. Jim Cochran 30-31— 49 M 44.400 — 1:30 p.m. start. The Eagles are coming off a Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 42 41 Wisconsin at Michigan Senior tennis opens Monday Oolrott Miami 1 1 0 .500 44 31 Purdue at Minnesota, night Ken Still 3536-49 MUlwoukso fO 70 .S63 6 hard-fought 14-7 win over ACC rival Fairfield Prep. Bobby Nichols 34.35-69 IS 73 .580 S New England 1 1 0 JOO 52 44 Syracuse at Missouri Play In the'Seniors’ tennis group at the Manchester Now York IndlanapMs 0 2 0 .000 31 44 Soum Carolina at Ntbrosko Jim Ftrrse 3534— 69 Racquet Club begins Monday morning at 0. Men age 62 Boston 77 S3 .«1 W Billy Cospsr 36-33— 69 BottlnrMrs «6 «4 .413 30 Csntrel AAontano at Northern Iowa and over are elfflble. Sessions are every M on^y. 40 90 .377 3S Cincinnati 1 1 0 .800 49 40 IndlexM StaN at Southwest Missouri Dolt Douoloss 36-33— 69 Cleveland CNvetand 1 1 0 .500 55 30 Stats Lorry Mowrv 34-35— 69 Wednesday and Friday mominss from 8 to 8:80. Men Ro n Bolts 3934— 70 Pd. OB Houston 1 1 0 .500 SO SO Toledo at Western Michigan interested should report at the designated hour. W L UConn football at Richmond today Pittsburgh 1 1 0 JOO 40 51 NorthenNm at Your)ostown StaN Gene Sauers 3535— 70 x-Mhmetela .531 — Mlllsr Borbsr 3535— 70 Women In the same age category will also start play I .504 4 Seuthwest Kansas City RICHMOND, VA. — The University of Connecticut LA Raldsrs 2 0 0 47 • 7 Baylor at Houston, night Al KellSV 3536-71 Monday and membership Is open to all who quallfj^ Oakland > .503 4V7 1.000 Gordon Jones 3635— 71 I .472 9V7 football team (1-2) faces the University of Richmond Dsnver 1 0 1 .750 57 34 Abilene Christian at North Texas StaN, Chtoaoo Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 34 54 night John Brodlt 3437— 71 Seattle I .472 »V!i (XI) today at 1; 30 p.m. in Yankee (inference action in Bruce Crompton 3536— 71 I .472 V h Son DNoo 1 1 0 JOO 41 44 (Srombllna vs. Prairie View AXM at Texas Virginia. The Huskies are coming off a tough 30-27 loss Seattle 1 1 0 .500 40 54 Dallas, night Mike Fetchick ’ 3536— 71 California k .450 Texas Southern ort Sexn Houston StaN, Jerry Barber 36-35— 71 x . Rants 0 2 0 .000 32 41 nkM O edm Lonnlne 34-39— 74 . Ooklond (Honeycutt 1-3) at Chicaoe SenotTKi StaN at Northern Arizona, J.C. Oio$l» 3430—74 Qarvsy, Padres part company ajoPomtX3),7pm. __ PtlNburoti at Attanta, 1 p.m. night Jim King 3034— 74 Baltimore (Hativan *4) at New York Ni Hm i I Lngus rnuHt CHICAOO ^ , ; ; , ^ ? ^ * ^ r h b l San DNoo at andnnott, 1 p.m. Washinoton at Oregon Tommy Jocobs 34-40r-74 SAN DIEGO — Steve Garvey’s five-year association - TODAY course: 144, A. Boninl 141, L. Annulll 144, D. baltimor^ ^ ^ ^ a r b M E—Mopodon, Elstw, Lyw. LOB—New AAorelond, Heaton, SondbergJDough^. Woke Forset at Army Ken Brawn 4944— 129 Simmer, Qllllet unprotected t SB— WJohrNon 15), Wlnnlngham (29). Noon — Oillege football: Wake Forest at Army, Prysnsr 144, J. Meizcn 140, R. Morrone Stanick 2b 4 0 10 RKtilyct 4 0 0 0 York 4rstljOuN 4. DeCInow. Channel 18 Princeton at Brown Mike H u l l ^ 4544-131 147,0. Toce 149175-410, J. Slrrlonnl 144, MONTREAL — Veterans Charlie Simmer and Clark RWthn3b 4 0 10 RndlpiiTb 4 0 10 HR—Lindemen (8). SB—Miller (7), LJohn- S-1 leoton.SF— Oovett. Penn at Columbia David Frost 4X71— 134 R. Jerry 141-141-420. CRIpkna 10 11 WnfOddh 4 0 0 0 soof5),Llndemon(3).SF-^ooa. 12:30 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR modifieds. LnfoyelN at Cornell, nlobt HMe Irwin 4940— 134 High overoM: R. Joiner 120.0, T. Gillies, both two-time all-stars, w ^ Murray 1b 4010 GWordlt 3 Y 1 0 IP N II ■P ■■ SO ESPN Davidson at Darlmouin VorKe Heofntr 4949— 134 Stochfleld 134.3, P. Olllberto 131.S. High familiar names left unprotected Friday as NHL teams Buhner rt Bettxine-Cookman ot Deknuore State Billy Flerat 4945— 134 KnlgtitOh 4000 Nitlonil League standings 1 p.m. — Brewers at Red Sox, WTIC Lorry Mize single: R. Joiner 103. High TrIM e: R. submitted their p ro te o ^ lists for Monday s waiver Lyrmcl 4 0 10 DsWi^lb 3 2 1 0 JM w5»Hm 1!x4 5 f g J ’ 1 Bucknell at Harvard 7045-135 Joiner 489. High No Mara: B. Woutlet SbosNrf 4 0 10 RovtNr3b 1:30 p.m. — College football: UConn at Richmond, Colgate at Holy Cross Rex Caldwell 4947— 134 93. CeroMC \ll\ SSter ? i S S S 2 Towson State at Maine Ketth aeorwoNr 47-49^134 MYeunolf 3000 East DIvNNn WILI (1400) Rhode Island at MossochusetN Glbby Gilbert 4749— 134 Standings: Wetherell 01, Pantry 7-2, ‘‘'simmer, 33, whohaa8ilcareer goals was left Hartpr 0000 3 0 11 SiLeeN . . . W L Fct. OB 1:30 p.m. — Orioles at Yankees, Channel 11, WPOP Oaks 7-2, Ringside 91, Brown's 95, 4 110 Tudor W,1X2 5 6 2 2 0 3 SM Dclowort at New Hampshire MorkMcCumber 4947— 134 Annulll's 95, Molzen's9S, Post No. 1X4, Boston Bruins’ protected list, CNIdtoNc 3427 3 Horton 2 1 0 0 0 0 x-St. LpuN 95 45 2 p.m. — College football: Miami at Florida St, TempN at Penn StaN Phil Btackmor . 4940-137 32 1 7 1 New 90 70 .543 T .9 S. 3-4, W o e d p ^e rs X4, Irish wasn’t among the 17 skaters and two goaltmders Peters S,1 3 1 0 0 1 1 Boston Coltaoe at Pitt, night Lorry Nelson 7144-137 Insurance X4, Mobil X7. le MS—1 Umpires—Home, Quick; First, C.WIIII- Mordreol 90 70 .543 Channel 3 Duke vs. RutaersatEost Rutherford, N.J., Don Forsmon 47-70-137 protected by the Buffalo Sabres. Gillies Philadelphia 00 10 .500 2 p.m. — Golf: Seniors Vantage Championship. Fhlllto Parkin NSW YMk oms; Sec^ , KIbNr; Third, .410 night 4940— 137 the New York Islanders before being taken by the Froemming. PltNburph 78 02 ESPN Boston Unlvsrslty at Vlllanova Ray Stewart 4949— 130 Gome Winning RBI.— Itaystsf ffl... T — 2:14 A— 45,517. Chicago 75 04 .472 East Carolina at West VIrgInta Jock Renr>er 4970— 130 Sabres In the draft last year ___ E-Rondelpb, RoysNr, John. DP-4taw DtvMen 2:15 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals, SportsC^annel. Skaters with fewer than three years of pro h ock ^ York 1. LOO— Balflmor# X New York*. Seum Tony Sills 7147— 130 W L WKHT SouthwssNm Louisiana vs. Atabanta at Robert Wrenn 71-47— 130 Scholastic experience are exempt from the waiver draft, as are 2B-Lvnn, CHIchoN, Morray-^JKj'*'!!' Pirates 8. Phllllst 4 x-Son Frunchco 2:15 p.m. — Blue Jays at Tigers. Channel 30 Birmingham Mark Lye 7040-130 Randolph. SB— RoysNr (4), RKsllv (4). CIrNinnatl 02 77 .S4 6 Western Kentucky of Eostern Kentucky Frank Cotxier Ko^tenders with fewer than four years In pro ranks. 4 p.m. — College football: South Carolina at 7147— 130 * Other notable players left iinprot^ed ‘nriude HRBRBBSO PHILA PITTSBUROH Houston 2 SI - 2 1? South Carolina StaN at Ellzobem City Roger MoltbN 0970-139 O b rh M e * rh M Los Angeles ?! 5? IS Nebraska. ESPN Stata Scott Hoch 7049^139 Hartford's Doug Jarvis, who won the Frank XSeike Atlanta SS 2 - 2 Alabama StaN at Rorlda AXM Wayne Levi 7049-139 MH8 Imhinaii foolbill BaltardMUM 51-3 7 3 3 4 3 MThmpcf 50 10 ConoeNlf 3 20 0 San DNOO 44 95 .40 24 7 p.m. — (Allege football: Purdue at Minnesota. S Trophy as the top defensive forward In 1984, and N «rm in 22-3 0 0 0 1 1 Schu3b 4 110 Bonds If 10 10 Miami, Fla. at Florida StaN Joy Haas 4970- 139 The Manchester High football team xoet continued to grow Friday. ... j ^ ^ Myers c 4 110 Lusoderrf 4 12 2 (tame Winning RBI — Coles (2). 2 p.m. — Met.s at Cardinals. Channel 9, WKHT CoUfomla at Tsnrtessss 4972- 141 S 3 000 Otago (J oins..97), 10:05 p.m. Louisiana Tech at Tennessee- Ot m Wotff 47-74— 141 jeoch tallied two goals tor the Roms United Airlines said It had notifW the networts Leess 3 12 3 BroknsSb E— Ftrmln, S ^ , Coles X MDIai. 3 p.m. — Blue Jays at Tigers, (hs. 8,40 (game will be * while Oreo King and Mike Jenee added SI 392 31419 LOB— Phlladtiphki 11, PttNburgh X 2B— BPMloyts Baatse Chattanooaa,nloht Don PeeNv 0972-141 earlier this week that It was withdrawing Ita ads that TetaN Chicaoo at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. televised if pennant race is undecided) Arfconsos-Plne Bluff at T snnesese Tech, John Cook 0972— 141 I single markers, tweeger David Coin Lind. CJames. Bonds, Samuel. SB— speorheodod th# llling dafetisg udth had been scheduled to appear during the Sunday and VonS1vke04).SF-CoNs. Phllodslphta at PttNburgh, t:35 p.m. 4 p.m. — Cowboys at Jets. Channel 3 nHiht JodNMudd 4971— 141 New York at St. LouN, 2:1S pm . VanderMIt at Tutane, niaht Russ Cochran 71-71— 142 support from Bill Keimsdv. $ e i l t Monday NFL broadcasto. ^ IP H ifBR BB SO 4 p.m. — Golf: Seniors Vantage Championship. Jkn OottaghsT 707X-UI ' loienen, and Jornlg Borbato. illliS't The three major U.S. automakers and Miller Game Winnina RBI — Noiw.. _ . . , . andnnoll at Houston, 2:35 p.m. VMI at Vtrplnla, n H ^ E— Mulllniks 1 DP— Toronto 1. DMroltA 5 M 7 /4 2 1 1 Los Angtles at Son Olaoo, 4 M pm. ESPN Navy at VirMata Tech Oovld Conlpe 7072- 142 I nokt go m g N Monday whofi H bosta me Brewing Co., disclosed earlier In the wrek Rufdn Atlanta at Son Prunclsco, 4:05 p.m. Lshloh at Wititam X Mary MocO'Orady 0972-142 Eoet Catholic freshmen. LOB-Toronta X OetroR la 2B-Whltaker. Jackson L>10 2.3 1 /2 2 1 0 8 p.m. — Tennis: Transamerica Open, USX)i were withdrawing from sponsoring this weekends H R -Lea (1), LMOdw (1), Trornmell C20). Calhoun 1-3 -r 0 0 0 1 HNOHBBULARSBA90N SB-LM ono (11). Motiby (35). games. -j.

Southern Open MHS boys’ soccer in come-from-behind win

lead to Brown Scholastic Roniidnp

By Tom Solodlno ENFIELD — ’Things are beginning to turn around for The Associated Press the Manchester High boys’ soccer team. The Indians won their second consecutive match COLUMBUS, Ga. — Great Britain’s Ken Brown shot with a 3-1 come-from-behind victory over homestand­ a 6-under-par M Friday to take a two-shot lead afterthe ing Fermi High in CCC East action Friday afternoon. second round of the $400,000 Southern Open golf Manchester is now 2-1-2 in the CCC East and 2-2-2 tournament. Ol overall while Fermi remains winless at 0-5. ’The Brown’s 36-hole total of 129 over the par-70. Indians’ next game is Tuesday at Rockville High 6 791-yard Green Island Country Club School. European Ryder Cup member the lead over M l^ "It was a real good win.” Indian Coach Bill Hulbert. who had a 66 for 131, In the battle for the $72,000 McCarthy said. " It always feels good to come back." Fermi broke on top at 15:35 of the first halLWith ^“ FI«rt-round leader David Frost. Hale Irwin, Vance Indian defenders attempting an off-sides trap, J)uon Heafner and Billy Plerot were next at 134. Frost had a Criscltelli received a chip pass and scored on an 71 Heafner a 69, Plerot a 69 and Irwin a 68, as players 8-yarder past Manchester goalie Jeff Bernier, for the enjoyed Ideal playIng conditions for the swond straight JljL 1-0 lead. day with temperatures In the low 80s, little wind and JU LIE RAY Manchester was against the wind in the first half plenty of sunshine...... _ or- a NANCY BYRNE . runner-up for Eagles which hindered Its performance. "W e had lots of Brown, a non-winner In his fourth year ®h fhf paces East Catholic chances (in the first half ) but they were knocked down Tour, Is enjoying his best season In the U.S. wltn by the wind,” McCarthy explained. earnings of more than $162,000. He has five ’^ p 10 ’The Indians stormed back in the second half and finishes. Including a fourth at the Las Vegas gained the equalizer at 6:58 when sweeper Glen Jensen Invitational. . , . made a fine run and launched a 30-yarder which Brown. 30. had eight birdies and two twgeys. His East girls are easy winners ricocheted off the left post and 1 nto the net for the score. biggest shot of Ihe day came on the first hole, when he “ It was a lovely hall," McCarthy said of Jensen’s holed a 15-footer from a bunker for a birdie. goal. and 15-9 win over Coventry High at the Eagles’ Nest " It was a nice way to start off.’ ’ said B r o ^ . If It The East Catholic High girls’ cross country team At 21:32, a Fermi defender was whistled for a were later in the tournament. It would probably seem scored Its second consecutive dual meet victory by East is now 1-4 for the season. handball violation inside the penalty area. Jeremy more important. But for now. It was a good way to defeating Sacred Heart of New Haven, 20-37, Friday Nancy Pelletier and Mary Jo Powlishen played a fine Dieterle tallied on the penalty kick to give the Indians stsrt ** afternoon at Wickham Park. East’sdual meet record is floor game. Dina Herdleln served well and Kathryn the lead for good. Brown, whose birdies ranged from 1 to 18 fMt, said 2-1 arid Its next meet Is ’Tuesday against Mercy High at Judenis and Anne Horrlgan spiked well for the Eagles^ Another Indian goal was added with 1:40 left. Off an the key to his solid play over the first two day* has been Xarier High in Middletown. East’s next match is Monday at Bristol Eastern High indirect kick, junior Mike Sardo lofted a pass to "keeping the ball In the falrwayjiff th*te® and hitting a School. . „ sophomore Dave Stephenson, who found the back of the lot of good Iron shots" as welt as putting well. Freshman Nancy Byrne led the way for the Eagles net for the final Indian goal. Manchester outshot ito by Pinto Brown.’s two bogeys — his first of the tMrnament by placing first with a time of 19:08 for t^2.9 mile Fenq|. 14-5. came on the 14th and 18th holes when he landed In course, ^ n io r Julie Ray and juniors Sarah Thiery and MHS upended ‘“They have to realize they have to play tough every Manchester's Amy Gates (6) and Terry ball along with Fermi's Nicole Oraak In Betsy Dickinson took second, fourth and fiith, bunkers and missed 5-foot and 12-foot putts for par. ENFIELD — The Manchester High girls’ volleyball time out." McCarthy said. Scata (8) keep their eyes on the soccer their game Friday at Memorial Field. Masters champion Lorry Mize, who lives across respectively. Jennifer DeMarco and U sley Perlmann Also playing well for Manchester were Joe LaRosa, finished eighth and 10th, respectively, to finish out the team battled hard but succumbed In four set* from the course In a condominium, made a iriove wltn a Fermi High. 15-3, 15-10, 14-16 and 15-7 In CCC Ea.st Cory Craft, Dieterle. and Stephenson. 65 that Included five birdies. He Is at 139, six shots off Eagle scoring Monchettor 0 3—3 while Jack Ayer and Berkowltz at midfield also with two tough opponents coming up, dispersed of Division play Friday afternoon. l^rnnl 1 0—1 performed well for the winners. Fermi High Friday, 4-0, at Memorial Field. Results: 1. Bvrne (EC), 19:08 for the » * The Indians are now 1-4 for the season. C^captain (EC),3. ColobreSe (SH),4. Thierv (EC), 5. Dickinson (fC),6. Scoring; M—Jenson, DIotorlo, Stephenson. F—Crlscttelll; Bacon dips to 0-3, 3-3 with the loss. ’hie Indians are now 6-0 overall, 5-0 in the CCC East ^*'p GA winner Larry Nelson got In the hunt with a 66 for Hongfa Luangpraseuth played well. Lisa Morlconi set Saves: M—Jeff Bernier 5; Mike Stiles 9. 137 while Payne Stewart, No. 6 on the money list, had a Reznik (SH), 7. MeKInlev (SH), 8. DeMarco (EC), 9. Lou Bacon mustered only three shots on Coventry keeper Division. (SH), 10. Perlmann (EC). well and co-captaln ’Tina Zorger splkdd well for Bolton loses first Ron Gardner. ’The Indians outshot Fermi, 41-0. ‘"This was a game Manchester. , v le Coventry has a big game coming up ’Tuesday when it we had to get through because next week we have some **Defending champion Fred Wadsworth foiled to wahe Fermi also won the junior varsity match. 15-1, 7-i5 the cur of 143 for the final two rounds, shooting a 73 for MHS boys win HEBRON — ’Two goals in each the first and second faces unbeaten but once-tied RHAM High in Hebron at excellent competition coming up,” said Manchester half powered RHAM High to a 4-0 victory over Bolton 3:30 p.m. Coach Joe Erardi, referring to matches at home with 145. ^"Manchester’s next match Is Monday at Simsbury Resting Its top five runners wasn’t a problem for the High Friday in Oiarter Oak Conference boys’ soccer Covtntrv 2 1—3 RockViUe High (Tuesday) and on the road Friday with Manchester High boys’ crOss OTuntry as U High ^hool. Bacon Acodomy 0 0—0 action. Scoring; Roullh (2), Berkowltz. East H lhford High. downed Newington High. 21-38. Friday at Wickham ’The host Sachems are now 2-0-1 in the COC and 5-0-1 Rockville is unbeaten while East Hartford has been Moody In front Park. ’The Indians arc now 4-0 for the season. overall while Bolton drops to 2-1. 3-1-1. tied once in CCC East play. Mike Sears was the Individual winner for Manches- Girls Swimming “ They pretty much dominated play from start to Cheney beaten The Indians, taking advantage of the wind in the first ter with a time of 16:13 over a 3.0 mile layout. Rick half, scored three times against the winless Falcons, finish.” admitted Bolton Coach Ray Boyd. When a team gets a goal to get back in a game, it Eaton, Pat Dwyer and Zack Allaire were third through MHS girls dunk Locks RHAM’s Dave Vincent tallied both first-half goals who dip to 0-4 overall. Amy Barrera headed home a at Vantage golf fifth, respectively, for the locals. can’t afford to give up a quick one. That happened to while Joey Nielsen added two second-half scores. "W e cross from Karen Rattanakoun to Ignite the MHS "W e rested our top live and the rest ol the boys did a The Manchester High girls’ swim team had some Cheney Tech Friday as the Beavers fell to Portland scoring at the Srminute mark. line performances Friday afternoon en route to an had people markihg Nielsen and Dan Burger and we High, 3-1, in Charter Oak Conference soccer action at By Bob Groan great job today.’’ said Indian Coach George Suitor. effectively shut them down the first half. The second Rattanakoun made it 2-0, assisted by Cliris Rovegno, 87-76 victory over Windsor Locks High at the Indian the Beavers’ field. The Assoclotod Proai "They all Improved their Umes by an average of 20 half, down by two (goals) we dropped the coverage and at the 13-minute mark and Rovegno made it 3-0 with a pool. The Indian's are now 3-0 while Windsor Locks Cheney is now 0-3 in the COC, 0-4-1 overall while the seconds from ’Tuesday’s meet. Nielsen came away with two goals. He’s a good ball 15-yarder three minutes later. CLEMMONS, N.C. — Orville Moody finished off a drops to 0-5. Manchester’s next meet Is ’Tuesday when Highlanders stand M , 2-3-1. “ 'The boys were put in a good testing situation and I player.” Boyd cited. Rovegno closed out the scoring for Manchester 15 4-under-par 86 with birdies on three of the last five holes it hosts E.O. Smith of Storrs. The Highlanders had a 2-0 halftime lead on goals thought they came through It great," Suitor added. RHAM outshot Bolton. 26-8. Bulldog goalie Danny minutes Into the second half. Rovegno now has three and took a one-stroke lead Friday In the first round of William Rivera, Jon Lutln and Dave Ghabrial also from Charlie O’Brian and Mark Merolli. ’TheTechmen Windsor Locks took seven out ol the 11 events but the Titus had a strong game with 14 saves and sweeper goals for the season, Rattanakoun six and Barrera two. the $1 million Vantage Championship. performed well for Manchester, which hosts Enfield tallied at 22:46 of the second half as Scott House beat a Indians’ depth prevailed. The highlight of rte meri Steve Kiesman also played well for Bolton. Jen Faber and Meg Berte played well for “ Almost a perfect round of golf, except for a and Hartford Public ’Tuesday. Portland defender to a chip from Ba Pho from the left Manchester. three-putt and one shot that ran through the green, came when Manchester freshman Katelyn Bolton’s-next game is ’Tuesday at home against East side and drilled it home to slim the deficit to 2-1. Rm u IH: 1. Soars (M ) 14:13 for 3.0 milts, 2. Cunnlneham set a school record In th9«100-meterbreasUtrolte with a Hampton High in conference play. ManctiMtsr 3 1—4 said Moody, who won the 1969 U.S. Open after a 14-year INI 3 Eaton (M ), 4. Dwvtr (M ), 5. Allolrt (M ), 4. riorrup Portland, however, answered 90 seconds later with Fsrml ^ _ . 9 (N )’, 7 Holl (N ), 8. (Jhotirlal (M ), 9. Rivtra (M ), 10. Lutln time of 1:15.2. ’The old mark was 1:15.3 set by CHiristine RHAM 2 3-4 Tom Ghent scoring the back breaker. “ We’regivingup Scoring; Rovegno (3). Rattanakoun, Barrera; Saves: M— ^ career In the U.S. Army. ,, , j. .. w Bolton 0 0—0 Paula Hollis 0, f — Elyssa Thivla 24. S " I guess I can’t do much better 1 m leading, he (M). Scott In 1978. Scoring; R— Vincent (2), Nlelien (2); Sovet; R— Steve goals on bad breaks.” Cheney Coach Paul Soucy said. MHS girls triumph Emt 5, B— TItut 14. "It (House’s goal) got us all fired up and thaTgoal Also swimming well for Manchester were Jen Perry. A single stroke bock were Dave HIH and former (Ghent’s) took everything right out of us.” Soucy cited, Manchester High girls’ cross country team swept the Masters champ Gay Brewer, each with a 67. Mellisa Lee, Kerry Lindland, Lisa Phillips, Karen ^ u c y noted Portland had control of the game. "W e first five placements In blanking Newington High, Coventry on top Hill a rookie on the PGA Senior Tour, one-putted his White, Beth Cool. Jill White, Laura Sines. Deb Ciarcia, were unable to control the ball or generate an offense,” East In 0*0 tie 15-50 Friday at Wickham Park. ’The Indians are now T last five holes and Brewer. 95. pressed a new putter into Barb O’Brien, and Kayley Marsh. CXJLCHESTER — Although!li\he The final scoresheet he cited. for the season with their next meet ’Tuesday at •5 service and had "one of my best putting rounds In quite 4-1 showed Coventry High boys’ soccer team with a 3-0 Portland outshot the Beavers. 20-11. Obviously , 80 minutes of play wasn’t enough for the Rm u Ns : _ . ___... Wickham against Enfield and Hartford Public. victory. Patriot Coach Bob Plaster was far from Junior fullback Tommy Mascaro played a strong East Catholic and Old Lyme girls’ s o ^ r teams as the Kim Jarvis led the local parade with a time of 14:14 200 modlov relay: 1. WL (Galeta, MeCaulov, Galdos, "**Don January holed a 2(Vfoot birdie putt on the final AlaskI), 2:11.7,2. MHS , i satisfied with his team’s outing Friday against host game for (Hieney, which is back in action ’Tuesday at host Eagles and the Wildcats battled to a 0-0 tie Friday over the 2.4 mile course. "The Important thing about hole and led a group at 68 that Included former Masters 200 tree: 1. Sareent (W L), 2:08.4, 2. Aloskl (WL), 3 Bacon Academy in COC play. home against Bacon Academy afternoon. East is 1-M while Old Lyme’s record Is LIndstom (M) __ , , - champion Charles'Coody and Buck Adams, a club pro this meet was not the score but that five of my top seven 200IM:1. McCauley (W L ),2:31.9,2.Tnoroldion(WL), 3. G "W e dominated the game but we didn’t finish as well Portland 2 1—3 3-1-1. The Eagles’ next game is Monday at home girls’ times dropped on this course since we ran from Southern Pines, N.C. Phllllpf(M) . „ as could have," said Plaster, citing the 40 shots his Chontv Toch 0 1—1 against South Catholic. Tuesday," said Indian Coach Phil Blanchette. 50 tree; 1. Lee (M ), 28.2, 2. L. Phillips (M ), 3. Kone

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By Dove Goldberg are The Associated Press WASHIN NEW YORK — The largest group of veterans yet H. Bork’s crossed picket lines Friday, just in time to play and get Supreme i paid, setting up the possibility of some horrendous today whi mismatches in the first strike games this weekend. Sen. Denni A totai of 38 more players returned to their teams h e w ou before the 3 p.m. E O T deadline for getting paid this confirmati week, bringing the totai to 85 since the strike started The ann Sept. 22. There are 1,585 players under union ona Dem( Jurisdiction. declaratioi Friday’s union defectors inciuded defensive end Ed 14-membei "Too T all" Jones of Dallas; comerback Rasrmond mittee, m aaybom and guard Sean Farrell of New England; Bork’s nor wide receiver Steve Watson of Denver; and defensive full Senate linemen Joe Kiecko and Marty Lyons of the New York mendation Jets. Kiecko, still rehabilitating an injured knee, will licly chan{ not play Sunday. Two oth Howie Long and Bill Pickel of the Los Angeles Sen. MaJoi Raiders reported, then left campafterbeingconrinced D-W.Va., by Al Davis, the team's owner, to remain on strike in Ala., are the interest of team unity. and Byrd 1 “Billy and I came in out of loyalty to our families and the commi loyalty to the Raiders organization.” Long said. to the recommer “ After further talks with Mr. Davis, he felt, and we A comi both agreed that it would be better to do it as a team whatever we do. So at this point, we’ve decided to go Tuesday, under wa; back out and Join our teammates and whatever we’ll do. we’ll do it as a team.” the questii on. Friday’s influx left some teams made up almost On Sum entirely of castoffs facing replacement games against rebuffing teams made up, at least partially, of regulars and even draw the Pro Bowl players. he will em In St. Louis, for exam|fle^ eight more Cardinals designed crossed the picket line Friday and the team will go to the embat Washington on Sunday with 13 regular players, The pre including stars such as wide receiver Roy Green, looking b( linebacker E.J. Junior and safety Leonard Smith. the nomi "This is one of the bigger underdog situations I’ve Judiciary ever been in,” said Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs, whose centratint team would normally be favored by more than a nominatio touchdown but who will face the Cardinals without any Reagan members of his regular 45-man squad. on Sunday "Nothing against our guys, but every time you look Supreme out there and see Roy Green, who’s burned us so many when rep( times, you worry a little.” his nomin aeveland, with no regulars, will be at New England, appeals.ci which has five players in camp and the New York Jets Asked V will face a Dallas team that includes quarterback ing withdi S Danny White, running back Tony Dorsett, wide Senate coi receiver Mike Renfro and defensive linemen Jones and 'T m goii Randy White. nominatio Hie eight Cardinals, who came back despite a Washini personal plea from union head Gene Upshaw, Garment, represented the biggest Jolt to union solidarity. They The New included four starters — Junior, wide receiver J.T. say he wi Smith, offensive tackle Lance Smith, and tailback Earl Bork to Si Feirell, plus Vai Sikahema, a Pro Bowl kick returner. president “ All they’re doing is helping management bust the prior to tl union,” Upshaw said after noeeting with the remaining nominatio Cardinals strikers at a union ball. ’’They’re telling poiTed too H«nM ptwlo by I their teammates they don’tcare about them, that t ^ Reportf Haad up, huad down don’t give a damn about anybody bqt themselves.” also ask Five more Denver Broncos; five Los Angeles Rams, dealing flve Raiders, four Patriots and Cowboys, and two the Nicar Manchaatar High’s Rachal Odall (20) Tha Indians ramalnad unbaatan at 6-0 players each from the Jeta, Atlanta Falcons and ‘T m I has har haad up whila taammata Mag with a 4-0 blanking of tha Falcons. For IndianapoUs CoHs also reported to camp. One of the Reagan q Etorta has bars down aftar haading tha Colts was wide receiver Walter Murray, who walked in Asked . complata high school roundup, saa Ibesday, walked out Thursday and was back again ball during Friday’s giris’ aoccar match paga 55. marks, \ Friday. < / * Marlin F against FarmI High at Mamorial Fiald. Itontapageig House ha "activitie nominath “ Every different but he rei H i

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