Reagan's Surgery Goes Well

HaiirliPBtrr HrralJi ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm

Saturday, Aug. 1, 1987 30 Cents CANADA TWISTER KILLS 30 Trail of destruction and debris in Edmonton ... page 2

A huge tornado rips a wide swath through residential and industrial areas of Edmonton, Alberta, Friday • Story on page 2. Reagan’s surgery goes well

-MAGAZINE PULLOUT ACTION Very small’ patch of skin cancer removed... page 3

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: SNAFU by Blue* I m HI* Destructive tornado kills 30, Reagan’s Col. North shirt hurts hundreds in Edmonton surgery scores a big hit EDMONTON, Aiberta (AP) — A tornado tore through parts of this western Canadian provincial capi­ goes well in Manchester t a and its suhurhs on Friday, k ilii^ at least 30 people and Bv Nancy Pappas injuring morfe than 250, civil and Herald Reporter rescue officials said. WASHING’TON (AP) - Presi- One and perhaps more twisters dent Reagan had a “ very small” At least a dozen people are walking around Manchester hit at about 3 p.m. (5 p.m. E D T ), patch of skin cancer removed from with Oliver Norto’s ever-present smile beaming off their • *-1^|h | | ^ ' - a . : • leaving a trail of destruction and his nose in microscopic surgery at chests. debris. Bethesda Naval Hospital on Fri­ ’That’s how many local people have stopped in at A trailer park and a small day. and the White House said toe Personal-Tee, a T-shirt shopat 825 Main St., tobuyT-shirts V. ■ industrial park were flattened » procedure went “ very well.” featuring a smiling photo of North and the w o i ^ , ” God people were trapped in buildings After slicing away two thin layers bless America, God bless Oliver North.” . 1 and cars being driven on a freeway 4 - r - of tissue with a scalpel, physicians ”I could’ve sold twice that much, at least, but I Just “ Can we count that as my tee shot for were tossed in the air, iiUuring found they had re m o v ^ aU of the "^Ifttth, didn’t order enough,” Al Ckwlho, the shop’s owner, said the 6th iristead?...” dozens of motorists. cancerous cells, presidential spo­ Friday as be looked at a bare mannequin that had been

Mayor Laurence Decore said 27 ' M ' ' kesman Marlin Fitzwater said. He wearing the last Ollie North T-shirt Just 18 hours earlier. Pteple died in the city, and Jocelyn - y said the determination was made “ It was my mistake.” Tennison, spokesman for the on the basis of a microscopic While he waits for a firm in Chicago to fill a reorder of the County of Strathcona, Just south ll^. . i M ' examination performed photo shirts, Coelho is prinflng some of his own. ’They Connecticut Weather and east of the city, said three were immediately. iauiuri* feature sayings such as “Give ’em.hell, Ollie” and “ Ollie confirmed dead there. Reagan, returning to the White for President.” One decal Oelho recently bought says, Decore said 24 of the vicUms died House after nearly four hours at the “ Ollie North, he’s our man, he’s the hero of our land.” in the Evergreen traUer park in the hospital, wore a flesh-colored ban­ “They’d be better if they had that illustration,” said ® * * * > A l » eaaleni taiterior, soaihwcM iatertar' ^ t i i r city’s northeast. Canadian Broad- dage covering most of his nose. Coelho. “ But tbejr'll do for now.” c ^ n g Corp. reporters said an ”I feel fine,” he told reporters as These pro-North T-shirts don’t necessarily reflect the estimated 200 trailers in park had be walked across the South Lawn politics of the management. “ Personally, I could take him iieen flattened. from his helicopter, flashing a or I can leave him,” ( ^ i h o said. “ But you gotta do what Witnesses said broken gas mains broad smile. He was accompanied the customers want.” SufMtey.lnoatly sunny. High 75 to M. , " started several fires, trees were by bis wife, Nanc]). Asked as he was And clearly, the customers are looking for North uprooted, power lines downed and leaving the hospital if be felt any T-shirtS; While shirts that feature Califoiiria Raisins’ Saturday, mostly sunny. Hifb 7» to It?'*??'- streets flooded with a ile home and a motorcy- surgery. However, the closing was Not one. said (^ Ih o . Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 17, M , U . » , M, S7. buildings totaliy destroyed, people ® i*;‘‘Gone with the wind,” she said. “ In the city, cars are piled on top done by two plastic surgeons n W Q IMNHU wjT “ What I did get was laughter,” Coelho said. “ People of each other.” trapped in the buildings, iu w o rn T te d ty and Strathcona were instead of the team of dermatolo­ would walk by the shop, and they’d give a little laugh. Some declared disaster areas. than a war.” Hospiuls called for all qualified gists that performed the surgery. Al Coelho, the owner of Peraonal-Tee, modela an Oliver would stop in and ask the price, even if they didn’t really He said mejor power lines were At least 100 people were taken to doctora and nurses to help attend It was Reagan’s third bout of skin North T-shirt. The shirts have sold out in the last week. plan to buy one.” Index JUft *cn un bM like matcfasticke.*’ ^m o n to n hospiuu in ambulances the iujured, and hotels in the city cancer on his nose in two years. “There are a large number of that bad to struggle through debris- offered free emergency shelter to accidents and flve people presently cli^ged streeu. Ms. Tennison said the homeless. ’ ’The prognosis is good,” said Dr. trapped in buiidings,’’ said ambu­ ISO people were injured in Perry Robins, president of the New Strathcona. The city center and West Edmon­ York-based Skin Cancer Founda­ Advice _ _ -----20 Locai_____ lance service chairman Joan ton Mall, the world’s largest Mall decision surprises the mayor Rossall. - Three people trapped in a pas- tion. after bring told about the Automotive - 40-41 Obituaries. shopping center, apparently es- Business _ s e ^ e r train were among the dead White House report. Skin cancer, ■ 12-13 Opinion. Royal Canadian Mounted Police c a ^ any damage, witnesses said. Churchys _ radio station CKO reported. Other also known as basal cell carcinoma, By Andrew J. Davis Development Commission and toe Ho- “I have no qualms about asking the -16-17 Senior Citizens. spokesman' Bob Moffat said the By evening, the skies cleared in CisMifled _ people were trapped in the wreck­ is the most common form of cancer Herald Reporter mart Development Corp. of Chicago, the voters,” Weinberg said. .42-48___ Sports ^ 'fV O v twister touched down twice Just ™uionton as rescue services went ' Comics age or in crushed vehicles. and toe most readily cured. main developer of the mall, was IH^al. If the town decides to have a referen­ -38-36 U.S./Woftrt n-»< south of Ekiihonton, a city of530,000, to work repairing the damage. Connecflcut__ One CBC radio reporter. Rick Dr. Thomas Nigra, chief of the When Manchester Mayor Barbara The town had agreedtofinancethe mall, to dum, such a motion would have to be — 6, 8 Weekend Rus Magazine Canadian radio renorted. Residents had been warned to Entertainment. BogusU, said he saw several head dermatology department at Wa­ Weinberg arrived back in town Thursday be located off 1-84 and Buckland andfilater approved by the town’s Board of Directors — 37 ------Pullout 21-36 — r A.APVVI.expect a avivieni violent siorm storm. . shington Hospital Center, said, “It after a trip to San Francisco, she received streets, through $13 million in tax- in August, she said. sounds like a minor proc^ure. He some bad news. The town had lost the Mall incremrat bonds, but did not put the It has not been decided whether to follow has an excellent prognosis.” at Buckland Hills lawsuit. matter up for public vote. the Judge’s directive on holding a Violonco continuos on frooways Suddenly, the golden sunshine of San Judge Maloney ruled Wednesday that However, he predicted that Rea­ referendum, the mayor said. She and Francisco was all but forgotten. the town had to have a public vote on the LOS ANGELES (AP)osure to the sun — will not make any decision of their own for a USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 258 of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Gregory Steinbeck. 30, of Garden told us were were acting in a responsible filed by Elizabeth Sadloski, president of have problems with skin cancer toe few days, Weinberg said. street Friday while a freeway Department. (irove said he was driving in the manner.” the Manchester Property Owners Associa­ Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher shooter took aim at a slow-moving slow lane when he saw an auto fast rest of his life. “He’s going to be • ^ A bus driver instructor and four Apparently, Hartford Superior Court tion, and four others, in January. ^ Other courses of action the town could DouglaaA Bavina motorist in anothet- day of violence approaching from the rear, then plagued with these problems — Sheldon Cohan j trainees were aboard the bus, but Judge John P. Maloney did not agree. He While the mayor did not know whether take include: appealing the d ^ s io n , Exaeutiva EdHor on Southern California roads. suddenly change lanes and pull they are absolutely minor but, it is Comimino Manager m e s s e n g e rs , he said. r u M that the financial agreement worked such an Issue would pass if put up for a dropping plans for the mall, or looking for OanlaaA. Roberta PobartH. HuMerd In another possible random at- alongside. absolutely normal.” Advarttoing Oliaetor W o men in a Buick Regal were out between the town, tl;g Economic vote, she said she was not scared to do so. other financing. P'ywoom Manager rack Friday, a car’s window was A passenger in the vehicle Mark F. Abcaltla being sought, officials said. Fitzwater said the tissue was Jeanne O. Fremarlh shattered and a couple was sho­ apparenUy fired a pellet gun. Clfculallon Manager ImTorrance. meanwhile, a secur­ about one centimeter in size. wered with glass, authorities said. striking toe side of his car, the ity guard pleaded innocent Friday “It appears toe excision bas gone There were no iujuries reported deputy said. to six charges after he allegedly very well. The opening is very Dusty mall site Is a lonely place in (he three incidents, which bring An hour later, a Long Beach pointed a handgun at two women small,” Fitzwater said. to 16 the number of attacks on the rauple traveUng on the Artesia and tried to force them off the San Reagan arrived at the hospital in region’s motorisu since June 18 F ^ w a y in Bellflower said the By A lex GIrelll at the edge of one cleared area. He said he did not know what the next Diego Freeway with his car a week subifihan Maryland at 4:10 p.m. Four people have been killed and window of their car was shattered Associate Editor One employee of the L. G. DeFelice Co. step would be. He said he would Just wait PW M t•fep^on• your earritr. If you'ro unahte tn earlier. E D T and was back at the White two wounded in the rash of by an unknown object, said Deputy of North Haven, the excavation contrac­ for instructiona. le s c h your carrier, c a ll aubaeribar aarvica at 047-9040 bv s n m Investigators arrested Jose Ma­ House four hours later. wydayafbrdallvary In Manchaatar. "«*vap.in. shootings. Gary Spallino. The site of the Mall at Buckland Hills tor, was toe only person on the scene. He rio Rivera, 26. of Walnut Park after The work stopped alter a Superior Court “All we can do is recommend was a dusty deserted wilderness at had returned to the site because he had an Judge Wednesday handed down a decision t r a d ^ his Ucense plate number, Al GustaiUs and his wife. Mary, “ His mood is very good,” White <40.20teralxmonthaandte9 — people use extreme caution,” said Doto 50, were showered with glass midday Friday after 14 pieces of construc­ appointment with an Insurance company that held that the town of Manchester which the women had noted, said Al House chief of staff Howard Baker Officer Ernie Garcia of the Califor­ a^en toe right front passenger tion equipment had been pulled of the site representative about the Job. could not issue tax-increment bonds to pay Albergate, a spokesman for the Los told reporters as Reagan entered nia Highway Patrol. window of their car exploded late Thursday and early Friday morning. The man, who requested anonymity, for infrastructure improvements In the Angeles District Attorney’s office. the hoM tal. “He would rather not inward, Spallino said. A short sUdrease leading to nowhere said the workers got orders from their area without voter approval of the project. The latest incident occurred Friday’s first report came from a do it, hut he’s very cheerful and he’s shortly before 3 p.m. Friday when a Mrs. Gustaitis said there was a stood in toe middle of a clearing near employer about 2 p.m. Thursday to stop motorist who told police from that had it done before and understands Asked how far the excavation work had where a construction office trailer had work. He said that a short time later, single round shattered the Mark IV his car was hit, apparently by a man in a car alongside theirs at the the circumstances, sohe’sinagood progressed before the work stopfwd, the frame of mind.” been hours before. orders came to begin getting the excava­ Charter Bus Lines bus’ rear win­ pellet gun, about 7:2S a.m. on the Ume but no weapon was seen or man said it had barely begun. While be dow as it was driven thrmigh heard and they had had no dispute Red ribbons fluttered at the top of tion equipment off the site. could not offer any figures, be said H was San Gabriel River Freeway, au­ The surgery was being per­ with any other driver, Spallino said surveyor’s stakes that seemed to mark off The man still did not know what the expensive to move toe equipment and formed with a local anethetlc, rectangular areas in the brush where trees problem was and asked a reporter for an would have been expensive to leave It idle xylocaine and epinephrine. bad been felled. A stack of hay bales stood explanation. on the she. Brass Key’s new owner Local Nb w in Brigf offers Portuguese food Two men facing drug charges Bv Noncv Poppas ’Two New Britain men were arrested ’Thursday night Herold Reporter This is the first restaurant (or Parreira. who is *8. She has worked in a after police discovered hashish in their car. Paul J. Agosta, 20. was charged with possession of bakery, and more recently, has been a Move over cbopped-ham salad and hashish, possession of drug paraphernalia, and press and computer operator at the CT«ani-of-t«nato soup. Johnnie's Brass possession of a weapon in a motor vehicle. Donald T. Travelers Insurance Cos. in Hartford at S29 Main St. will offer a new Nichparenko, 18. was charged with possession of "But I always knew. I wanted to have a M o ^ y special - a baked linguica hashish. restaurant or a bakery some day." she •■odwich, and caldeverde soup. said. ^ Police said that an officer became suspicious when J * ? * Portuguese specialties will be he saw the two men parked in the Parkade with their For the past two weeks, she has been added to the menu now that Luisa engine off. According to police, the officer inspected P * * ‘ ^*<* and her husband. Jack, have working at the restaurant with Johns learning her way around the Brass Key the car and found hash rolled up in a tin-foil ball, as well nought Johnnie's. This morning they as a baton. kitchen and mastering Johns' "secret" a way filhos. which are pieces of recipes for his specialties. Agosta was released on a $2,000 non-surety bond, and ftied dough with sugar, with every Nichparenko on a $1,000 non-surety bond. Both men are Ixvakfast order. “ We’ve a lre a ^ had customers who say. ’Keep the tapioca!"’ said Mrs scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court , * our way of introducing our- Wednesday. • w r w ." Diisa Parreira said Friday. Parreira " I wouldn’t dare make a Paneiras, who have lived in change. But really, everyone’s been really friendly, they’re just like Police charge man In burglary for three years, paid John Johns family. *” ■*** O" Friday morning for the » Parreira is catching on A Newington man was arrested Friday in connection r^etaurant Johns put the restaurant up with an August 1985 burglary in Manchester. for sale in November, saying he wished fast. She was already a really good home cook.” he said. "She won’t have John W. Murphy, 38. was charged with third-degree to retire. “ I want to spend my time on burglary and second-degree larceny. my boat." be said Friday. any trouble taking over." According to police, Murphy has been wanted by Hwald photo by Pinto Mrs. Parreira, who will run the But in reviewing the bids from three ^tenUal buyers. Johns madehis choice other police departments as well as by Manchester’s restaurant, says that the basic daytime police department. format will remain unchanged. Even based on personalHy. rather than Julie Caron, 8, hangs an ornament on a father, James Gifford. The Caron family ralinary talent, he said. "A place like Murphy is being held on a $5,000 cash bond. He will be ^ r a m e will remain the same, in honor presented Monday in Manchester Superior Court. tree as her aunt and uncle. Laurie and plans a Christmas party tonight for w Parreira’s father, whose name this needs someone with a real strong Richard Qalarneau, and Santa Claus friends and relatives. happens to be John. personality. She’s got it. Personality- wise. she was Just IT .’’ watch. Santa is actualiy Caron’s grand- A few Portuguese specialties, such as Woman recognizes suspect u n ^ c a sandwiches and caldeverde In fact, Parreira said that Johns A man was arrested Friday after he was recognized (kale a ^ sausage) soup, will be added turned down a bid that was IS.OMhigher than hera. because be thought the by a woman whose house he tried to burglarize “ • ^ o a la on Mondays. And this fall. ’Iliursday. m eP a rreira s plan to start offering potential buyer wasn’t the right type for Better watch out, better not cry, Main Street. ’Thomas M. Stebner. 21. of no certain address, was rartuguese dinners in the evenings. ‘•I asked him veiy nicdy. ’Please charged with third-degree burglary and threatening. Mw. Parreira'sspecialty — codfish and According to police. Stebner entered a Main Street HMMpkotokrnae potatoes with sliced eggs on top — will and he accepted my offer," Parreira said. He and I just get along. It’s as if apartment ’Thui^ay morning, and fled after awaken­ Santa Claus is coming to a party m M e an appearance on the menu, along ing the occupant. The occupant saw Stebner Friday *i)!^IL**^**^? »tand8 in front of Johnnie’s Brass Key with John u r a othw items such as Portuguese we ve known each other for a long, long time. afternoon in Center Springs Park, and recognized him, sM m p. That will make the Brass Key By Maureen Leavitt the year for family gatherings. will make their appearance. The police said. P«rreira and her husband bought the restaurant Friday morning. the only Portuguese restaurant in the "Luisa is my present to Main Street, " Herald Intern ’"hiere’s so many people you summer Santa will be approp­ Stebner is being held on a $15,000 cash bond. He will area. Johns said. " I ’m just hanging around want to visit and it’s really hard for riately dressed for the season in red be presented Monday in Manchester Superior Court. here until she’s through with me." Deck the halls with beach balls, everyone to get together,” she said. shorts and a red tank top. pails and sand. That’s what Susan She held her first summer Caron has twochildren ages 6and Caron of 15 Welcome Place is doing Christmas party last July, and she 8. and she said they can’t wait for Housing Authority opens bids this week. said it will be a tradition from now the party to begin. “ It’s the only Parenthood group unfazed But (Christmas is still 146 days on. ’This year the Carons are going time I can get them to clean the ’The Housing Authority of Manchester will open bids away, you say. one better: they’ll have a real tree. yard,” she joked. Manchester Aug. 26 for the application of vinyl siding to the Spencer M M d a y No matter. (!aron is throwing a Last year’s tree sat in a beach pail. The pressing question: will gu­ by Reagan’s latest assault Village apartments for the elderly off Spencer Street Christmas party tonight for rela­ ’This year’s tree will be decorated ests quench their summer thirsts s S ^ f p ” Committee. Town Office and for repairs to sidewalks in the apartment complex. CMnrotasJon. Lincoln tives and friends who normally with little beach balls and other with beer or go all the way in the Center hearing room, 7 p.m. The authority will get an $80,000 grant from the Wednesday wouldn’t get together over the hand-made decorations. holiday spirit and sip eggnog? The Manchester office of posed ban would be poor women state’s Department of Housing toward payment for the District Committee, Lincoln holidays. The Yuletide shindig will include Center gold room, 7:30 p.m Commission. Patri- Planned Parenthood of Connec­ who most need the agency’s work. ot,s Park, 7:30 p.m. "Last year everyone thought I grab-bag gifts, holiday^ipusic and a TWadny ticut does not get any federal services. ’The work will be done on the first 40 apartments built V- Education, Coventry High School, was nuts but this year they can’t scavenger hunt of sorts,'.vi9th prizes EMERGENCY w p.m. funds for iu operation and thus in Spencer Village. ’They were sided with a type of r n S jf? ^ Lincoln Center hearing She said Reagan is trying to wait for it.” Caron said. to ^ests who bring j^e correct Fire — Police — "^edical room, a p.m. Tb a rs d a y would not be affected if Presi­ plywood that has deteriorated. Another 40 apartments use financial means to keep the Caron explained that the items, including a ^anta suit, W ednesday dent Ronald Reagan succeeds in built later were covered with aluminum siding. ing Rehabilitation, Town Office Build- information from them. summer, rather than the holiday bathing suit and beach pail. DIAL Blue Ribbon Committee for Fair Rent m effort to bar the use of When the bids are received, they will be submitted to Planned Parenthood will fight season, seems to be a better time of Of course, Mr. and Mrs. Claus In Manchester______Commission, Lincoln O n ter hearing room federal funds for abortion coun­ the state Department of Housing for approval. 0 . 30 p .O l, o > seling, a spokesman for the against the move, she said. Bolton oiganizaUon said Friday. The proposed new rules have Coventry won the praise of abortion Power shortage S U M M E R M onday n i esday Rm o Saub, pubUc relations opponents. Homeowners can review date coordinator for Planned Parent­ Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 due this month Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 hood, said that statewide, 6 Homeowners in Manchester will receive an p.m. p.m. 7 Locally, Jean McAllister, di­ F E S T IV A L opportunity to review the assessor’s data on their fte s d a y n a r s d a y of the organization’s rector of the New Life Preg­ NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Voltage budget in Connecticut comes nancy Center at 372 Main St. property, the assessor’s office announced Thursday. reductions may result from a Human Services. Town Office Building, » Ubrary Board, Bentley Memorial Library 7:30 p.m. ft^m federal funding under said. "This is what the president The tUrd of several mailings will be sent next week severe shortage of electric energy O F V A L U E S X of the federal Public proposes and everyone should to owners of one- to four-family properties, condomini­ being forecast for the New England Health Act. oTOy the law of the land.” ums and lots, describing the property, livable area, states in the second week of August, 'Jf® ^ H eve in preserring all size of lot. and number of bathrooms. a regional power official said. Final Sale Officials mum on taachar’s return **** agency’s 20 Homeowners are asked to review the listings for cUnlcs in (iinnectlcut use those life, she said of the New Life VERNON — School officials will decide at 1111108. Center. accuracy, and to note any corrections and return the Roscoe McEacharn, head of On Our Summer teaching again. Kerkin would not comment listing to the assessor’s office in the self-addressed operations for the New England end of August whether to allow a Hi2!?£?"fK‘‘* l? " '^ « y ‘'eha8 The center is supported by middl^school teacher charged In May with when asked whether Colvin would be allowed envelope enclosed. Power Pool, told state utility Merchandise to remain employed. m r e c ^ tte Department of area churches and individuals breach of peace to return to the classroom in Health and Human Services to regulators Thursday that five nu­ Kerkin said be has reviewed the arrest in the community and gets no Stop in and preview M p ^ b e r , School Superintendent Albert J. propose a ban on abortion clear power plants will be out of report, and educational and background federal funds. It serves 21 Kerkln said Thursday. counseling. towns. Doc featured In medical Journal operation simultaneously for re­ our fall collection. information on Colvin, but he has not fueling and repair. against Lawrence Colvin. 44. of Saub said Reagan is "tryina Dr. Sanford Smoot, who recently joined the medical 134 N. School St.. Manchester, dropped in June determined what recommendation be will The Manchester Area Confer­ Come in and save... to regulate what he’s been imaging department of Manchester Memorial Hospi­ s? make to the school board. ence of Churches is not involved He blamed the situation on high e recommen- unable to legislate or get tal, was the focus of an article in the July issue of Colon’s arrest stems from an incident on in support for any pregancy consumption and the failure of ^ tlo n trf A s l a n t State’s Attorney CorneUus through the courts." Radiology Today. ’The article centered on Dr. Smoot’s May 7 in the men’s room at Sears, Roebuck ft counseling because the power plants to perform at ex­ » e a . iUtwhis arrest, Colvin was transferred She said that although the recent presentation at the American Roentgen Ray from tMciassTDomat Vernon Center School to II Parkade. Manchester proportion of the Planned Par­ churches ttat make it up have pected levels, among other pplira allege that Colvin looked under the Society in Miami. administrative duty. enthood budget from TIUe X different doctrinal p o tio n s on reasons. divider to two adjacent stalls while seated in the matter, and MACC backs His presentation was on innovations in angioplasty . * ? * * ® “ *®*W"^**“ “ k ** recommendation the center restroom stall. funds is small, those who would balloons and guide wires used in catheterisation. David Harrigan, vice chairman 305 East Center Street Please to the Education on Aug. on only what can be agreed on Board of 24 be affected by Reagan’s pro­ Dr. Smoot received his medical degree from Albert of the Public Utilities Control note closed whether Colvin should be allowed to take up (JolWn could not be reached for connment unanimously. Manchester, CT Thursday and Friday. Einstein College of Medicine in New York, and Authority, criticized utilities out­ Monday for § completed his residenc3’ in the department of radiology side Connecticut and Maine for July and 643-4958 August at Boston City Hospital. doing too little to avoid shortages. Obituaries

Joseph E. Levine, 81, pioneer fiim producer GREENWICH (AP) — Joseph E. Levine, a pioneer independent producer who often was calied one of the last movie moguls, died Friday at Greenwich Hospitai after a short illness. He was 81. Among the films he produced were "The Graduate," IT’S 8:30 "Carnal Knowledge," “ The Lion in Winter," “ A Bridge Too Far" and "The Producers." A self-made millionaire, Levine was credited with '^ -v inventing saturation booking, the practice of releasing f ^ a movie across the country with tremendous promotion. Levine began as a smail-time exhibitor and distributor in New Eng­ land until the late 19S0s when he began buying foreign Aims, mostly Italian pictures, and re­ leasing them in the Uni­ ted States. He made his first big break in 1959 when he bought and distributed the movie “ Hercuies." After that he distributed through his company. Embassy Pictures, such Itaiian movies as “ Yes­ terday, Today and To­ morrow" directed by Vit­ Turtle tracking torio DeSica and eariy Ever since Nancy Shaskey of Gaines­ movies by Federico Fel­ during backyard jaunts. Flags attached lini like “ 8'A." ville, Fla., got her first quartBr-sized to the backs of the turtles help in turtle about four • years ago, her josepnJ o s a n h E.E LevineL avino ^ Levine staged tracking them down. The turtles, enthusiasm for offbeat pets has never ranging in size from 6 to 10 inches, can ^ itystunU. He “ rented" $1 flagged. But at times her patience has, million from a bank to dispiay at a iuncheon in New scoot out of sight rather quickly, despite York to promote the British fUm “ Jack the Ripper." like when they disappear in the grass their reputation. “ I actuaily heid up the cash... and thumped it on the table in front of m e," he said. “ I said, ‘You know what this is, it’s $1 million, and the next time you see it, it wili be working for you.’ It brought the house down.” Infant saved as three die in fire Enroll your child in He also brought over from Italy the I960 film, “ Two Women,” starring Sophia Loren. Her performance WINDSOR (AP) - An early Dwight Teal Sr., 25, and Patricia front window. won her an Academy Award, the first to be given to an morning house fire on Friday left Laurence, 18, the children's par­ “ I couldn't enter the house," actress for a foreign film. three people dead and three others ents, were in stable condition Chiarizio said. “ The Aames were In 1967, Levine backed “ The Graduate” with the injured, including a 4-month-old suffering from smoke inhallation, NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL too much.” unknown actor Dustin Hoffman and director Mike boy who was rescued when his Lewis said. Teal then scrambled down from Nichois. father tossed him from a second- Neighbors said the homeowner, the roof on a ladder, while a “ When Mike gave me the book, ‘The Graduate,’ I toid Aoor roof into the arms of a Leonard Barnes, also survived the neighbor sprayed the house with a him, ‘It’s the worst (book) I ever read in my life,” ’ neighbor on the ground, authorities fire. Barnes, who was about 60, was garden hose, ^ iarizio said. Levine said in a recent interview. “ Mike persisted and said. not seriously iujured, authorities Two bodies were found on the although he never made a movie, I signed him because The dead were identified as said. PRESCHOOL- KINDERGARTEN- GRADES 1 second Aoor and one on the first I couid tell he was a genius.” Angela Teal Laurence, 3; Anne The cause of the fire, which broke Aoor, said Fire Marshal Raymond The film grossed more than |100 million woriiAride. Barnes. 88; and Denise Teal, 22, the out about 2; 30 a.m. in the two-story Walker. ■ ■ ‘ ‘I have a knack for betting on unknown directors and child’s aunt. wood-frame house, was not imme­ Distinctively Christian actors and getting my money’s worth,” said Levine, Dwight Teal Jr., 4 months, was in diately known. Fire Chief Roy J. Wimble des­ who worked on 497 Aims in his career either as stable condition at Mount Sinai John Chiarizio, a neighbor who cribed the fire as the worst in producer, distributor, backer or in other capacities. Hospital suffering from smoke was the first to arrive at the scene, Windsor in 40 years. ■ Limited Openings ■ He has said his favorite movie was “ The Lion in inhalation, said Susan Lewis, a said Teal tossed the baby in his “ When the fire broke out, it just Winter,” made in 1968. hospital spokeswoman. His condi­ arms from a porch roof that broke out through the roof," Levine, who lived in Greenwich, is survived by his tion was upgraded from criAcal. extended beyond a second-Aoor Wimble said. w fe, Rosalie Harrison; his son, Richard; daughter Full-day program of instruction; Tricia; and two grandchildren. ■ Choice of half-day or full-day ^65 weekly (Preschool. Kindergarten) Curriculum (Preschool/Kindergarten only) Charies P. Beckwith Smith wants tax agency changes HARTFORD (AP) - A state Half-day program of instruction; Charles P. Beckwith of Keene, N.H., died Thursday man concluded that Groppo vio­ delinquents. senator involved in a confrontation lated his departments rules and ■ Prohibiting state auditors in ■ Ages 2-5 years (Preschool/Kindergarten) ^30 weekly (Preschool/Kindergarten) afternoon in Cheshire Medical Center. Keene, after a that led to the resignation of the long illness. He was the husband of Doris (Woodward) ethics guidelines and Groppo later the Department of Revenue Servi­ state tax commissioner has pro­ resigned. Beckwith of Keene and the father of Peter Beckwith of ces from moonlighting as tax Elementary program; ^30 weekly Manchester. posed a series of changes in tax The confrontation followed ear­ preparers. collections that he says the new ■ Convenient to Routes 2, 3 and 1-91 He had taught in the electrical education department lier criticism from Smith regarding ■ Increasing the number of crim­ commissioner has promised to Groppo’s department’s allegedly at the Windham Regional Technical School in consider. inal investigators working for the Willimantic and was department head at the Howell lax handling of tax delinquents. department. The recommendations, including Smith had issued several proposals ■ Enacting a tax amnesty pro­ Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School in the publication of the names of tax Manchester until his retirement in 1971. to tighten enforcement at that time. gram that would give tax delin­ delinquents, came this week from The senator said his new propos­ quent a 60-day grace period during Besides his wife and son, he is survived by another Senate Minority Leader Reginald son, Craig C. Beckwith of ^d ford , Texas; a daughter, als had already been referred to the which they could pay back taxes Call 569-0217 or 569-0422 J. Smith, R-New Hartford. Legislative Commissioner’s Office without fear of civil penalties or Betsy MacDonald of Surry, N.H.; a brother, Allen C. The senator said he wants the Beckwith of Worcester, Mass.; a sister, Elizabeth to be drafted into bills for consider­ criminal prosecution. state to “ convey the message that ation by the 1988 General Carlson of Worcester, Mass.; five grandchildren; and Groppo had estimated earlier a nephew. Connecticut will no longer tolerate Assembly. tax evaders." Among his ideas; this year that the state was losing as A memorial service will be held at St. James It was Smith who was confronted ■ Requiring the Department of much as $1 billion a year because of 1535 Forbes Street, East Hartford Episcopal Church. West Street, Keene. N.H., on by then-(^mmissioner John G. Revenue Services to publish the tax fraud and tax deliquents. Saturday, Aug. 8, at 2 p.m. There are no calling hours. Groppo with a confidenUal tax file names of those arrested for violat­ The Foley Funeral Home, 49 Court St., Keene. N.H., is Smith said he had received regarding a car purchased by his ing tax laws and those owing more in charge of arrangements. assurances from (Qtpppo’s succes­ son. After Smith complained to than $5,000 in state taxes. sor, ’Timothy F. Bahnon, that the Memorial donations may be made to St. James various state and federal officials. ■ Prohibiting the state from Episcopal Church. 44 West St., Keene. N.H. 0S431. proposals would be studied “ with Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- doing business with tax an open mind." i i i t t m u t i i t • rrrrrr »11 rrri ‘' Mayor In Virginia fates Coimectkiet in B rM Law suits S it 30-count drug indictment Polloe,probe Branford homicide o n BRANFORD — Tlie body of a SS-year-oM oian was CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - found Friday by a famiiymember at t o condominium Mayor Mike Roark, dogged by and the death is beinc investigated as a bomidde. allegations of drug use since bis police said. Jail sites days as the county prosecutor, was Tbe botfy of Theodore Genovese was found at about indicted Friday on chargre he 10 a.m., police Lt. Hannan Kustra said. Marks were distributed cocaine and interfered ■A with investigators. found on Genovese’ head and neck, but the immediate HARTFORD (AP) — The state cause of death was unknown, Kustra said. announced Friday that it had The 80Paul Newman, talks something. I hope we can avoid Dozer destroys ancient town him once. court action. Mayor Joe Smith, a Democrat. about her popcorn cookbook Friday in Westport. According to those rumors, the FBI George Hodges, testifying in the MILFORD — A Milford police officer was injured “ I don’t think anybody could Rock in a hollow surrounded by rolling Proceeds from the recipe book go to her father's camp for PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — A bulldozer bad investigated the disappearance drug trial of a Cliarleston business­ when he lost control of his car and struck a telephone dispel the fact that the state needs farmland. A housing developer had kept the children with life-threatening diseases. operator unknowingly destroyed an un­ of a small vial of cocaine that was man, testified that he and the pole during a high speed chase early Friday morning, new prisons.” he said. five-acre site separate fropi the rest of the mayor used cocaine during a police said. marked 800-year-old Indian village that confiscated by police in a 1982 drug Because the number of prisoners archaeologists had hoped would provide a planned development and hired archaeolo­ white-water raftipg trip in October Officer William Haas. 27. was taken to Yale-New in state facilities now slightly raid. rare glimpse into pre-European American gists to conduct a dig on it. At the time, Roark was Kanawha 1984. Haven Hospital, where he was in stable condition with exceeds capacity, Carbone said the But, two months ago. a subcontractor hired culture. County prosecutor, and the rumors H ^ges, who testified as part of a a broken pelvis and thigh bone. Officer Bill Mealia Nell Newman’s book state is “ several days into” the by Hingham developer Robert Thompson to Known as the Nook Farm in recent years, said he, two police officers and a plea-bargain agreement, said he said. A Yale New-Haven Hospital spokeswoman said 30-day period thatprecedesmanda­ work on a planned housing development the 5.5-acre site was one of the last known deputy sheriff were the only people sold Roark a quarter-ounce of no report on Haas’ condition was immediately tory early release of prisoners. But adjacent to the site accidentally graded the cocaine on two occasions, an available. villages that existed just prior to the arrival of to handle the vial after it was touts popcorn recipes he said he was confident the state the Pilgrims in 1620, Massachusetts state area. eighth-ounce once, and “ a couple of Mealia said Haas had been alerted by a passing could avoid such releases. Talmadge said the site had purposely been seized. ^ . historical officials said Friday. Roark angrily disputed those grams” another time. motorist at 5 a.m. of “ suspicious activity” at He said the legal capacity for left unmarked because archaeologists feared By Linda Stowell “ It was one of the latest pre-contact areas to rumors and issued the first of what Roark Immediately called a news Bridgeport Avenue and Hayes Drive in Milford. When Ms. Newman said. “ But if I ’m able men in state facilities is 6,455 and The Associated Press be discovered,” said Valerie Talmadge, looting. would turn out to be a series of conference to deny Hodges’ testim­ Haas got to the scene, he saw a Ryder van speeding to utilize people’s interest in me to that there were now 6,459. For Archaeologist Alan Leveillee of the Public director of the state Historical Commission. statements denying he ever had ony, saying “ I have never used away and running two red lights, Mealia said. help the charity, then it doesn't women, the legal limit is 398 and Archaeology Laboratory in Providence, R.I., WESTPORT — Paul Newman’s “ You could have seen Indian culture uncon­ been involved in drug use. cocaine. I don’t use cocaine. And I Haas gave chase and lost control df his car. The bother me.” there are now 422. he said. said it was not readily apparent that the area daughter, Nell, helped write the taminated. It would have given us. an The rumors continued to dog don’t plan to use cocaine.” cruiser struck a telephone pole and flipped over, She said she doesn’t like the By the early 1990s, he said, the family’s latest cookbook called incr^ible glimpse of Indian life before was a ancient site. Roark during his first term as Roaric went on to defeat former Mealia said. public attention because she often prison population is expected to be “ We’re all devastated. We worked for a year Newman’s Own Gourmet Popcorn European culture.” mayor, culminating Jan. 12 when a mayor John Hutchinson in April lor finds people aren’t interested in about 9.000. to save the site at enormous expense to us,” Recipes, a booklet she put together The site is located a mile from Pllmoth real ^ te te executive and convicted a second four-year term. what Newman’s Own is trying to do. The two new facilities, Carbone by “ grinding popcorn flour in a Plantation and half a mile from Plymouth said Leveillee. State rakes It In from gambling “ They want to know dirt and I noted, “ will not help us. frankly, blender and then invenUng things.” find that irritating,” she said. “ Or, with the problems we have today.” HARTFORD — The state cleared $257.8 million from Some of the 22 recipes are they ask me what Daddy eats for state-run gambling — lotteries, jai alai, off-track actually popcorn recipes — like The new jail is to be completed by breakfast.” 1991' and the prison by 1992. British TV to show betting and dog racing— in tbe year that ended JdfInV, Cajun m agia popcorn and chili- Ms. Newman talked about the state officials said Friday. popped popc6^': But there are also Construction is to begin in 1989 on ^w New s, Sports, Fsaturos and charity and the camp during an both projects. The $40 million jail is ’That was an increase of $23.7 million over 1885-88, recipes for other foods that require its first condom ad interview at Newman’s Own small expected to take two years to according to William K. Seymour, spokesman for for popcorn flour such as pesto la- headquarters in Westport. The complete and the$88 million prison, McDonald’s * tool the Division of Special Revenue. 'sagna, vegetable loaf, popcorn offices are filled with lounge chairs three years. ■LONDON (AP) — Britain’s first televl8l«mcoinmer- Figures released Friday showed that in 1986-87 the wiener schnitsel and spinach from tbe family pool, pictures of state’s General Fund received; casserole. Both sites will now be subject to cial for condoms is a romanUc vlgnrtte showing a Become a New Manchester Herald Sub-1 her father, posters with sayings ■ $214.1 million from lottery games, up from 190.8 “ I cook a lot anyways and I environmental impact studies — at young couple separated by a fence that represents scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and like, “ You Can Get Straight A’s in least a six-month process — and million in 1085-86. thought of things I could make modern barriers to a safe sexual relatioMWp. Marketing And Still Flunk Ordi­ Carbone said gd^tional public we’ll send you a $5.00 book of Mc­ ■ $0.5 million from the Plainfield dog track, using popcorn flour. It lightens Tbe adlstom akelts broadcast debut Saturday nlghL nary Life,” and a ping pong table hearings will be held in each town to compared with $0.6 million in 1985-86. things and they have a lot less No condoms are Aow n during the d ls c r ^ 40-seCTnd Donald’s* Gift Certificates to use at any | that also doubles for a table to address residents’ concerns. commerical promoting Durex ■ $5 million from Bridgeport jai alai, down from 5.5 calories,” said the 28-year-old used for meetings. kMcDonald’s* location. Don’t waltl million in 1085-86. daughter of the actor, founder of But. he said. If there were reference is made to the product unUl a brief pitch is Ms. Newman, who said her father ■ $5.4 million from Hartford jai alai, compared with anything that could reverse the flashed on the screen in the final seconds. Newman’s Own food company and is extremely interested in the camp $5.2 million the previous year. final selections, “ I think we would Mike Broadbridge, a general markeUng marager Westport resident. because both t o parenU died of ■ $4.9 nnillion from Milford jai alai. compared with know it by now” — noting that for LRC ProducU Inc., which makes Bis. Newman, who Just graduated cancer, said she is looking into $4 million in 1985-86. public hearings had already been commercial tries to promote condoms as ^ t b birth from the College of the Atlantic in graduate schools. But she also Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the held in Suffield and Newtown and control and a means of protection against sexually ■ $18.7 million from the 15 0TB parlors, compared Maine with a degree in ornithology, hopes to do some documentary with $18.9 million the year before. that arguments by local opponents transmitted diseases such as AIDS. Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, C\'. 06040 plans to begin a six-day tour to work on problems in the . had been weighed. AIDS or acQuired inununo deficiency syndrome, is a promote the booklet next week. She environment. said she will promote the booklet in Newtown First Selectman Jack fatal dliease that attacks the body’s immune system, leavinfl It prey to cancer, pnuemonla and other Beach sHII closed at Rocky Neck Boston, Chicago, D.C. and New “ Everyone seems to like to hear Rosenthal said he plans to talk with I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 York City. me talk, so I might as well talk the town counsel about challenging dlseaws. The AIDS virus Is spreadby sexual contact or Two Milford beaches closed because of sewage All proceeds from the booklet will about one of my favorite things and the selection in court. exposure to AIDSK»ntamiMted blood. weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificatae. contamination have been reopened but a section of go toward her father’s Hole In the that’s the environment,” she said. “ Using condoms is now the only precaution short of “ I ’m very unhappy with the beach at Rocky Neck State Beach in East Lyme will Wall Gang Camp for children with Ms. Newman, who has four abstinence that most people can whole process,” he said, adding Name- remain closed this weekend, Connecticut health life-threatening illnesses. siblings, said she is the only The Independent Broadcasting Authority, which o ffic ito said. that he didn’t see how tte state Ms. Newman contributed most of Newman child involved in the resulates Independent broadcasters in Britain, an­ could have done a thorough study of Address. Water samples taken at Rocky Neck continued to the recipes for the booklet. The charity work. She said there are no nounced earlier this month it would lift its ban on the site in less than two months. The show high amounts of fecal bacteria, and a l.ooo-foot remainder came from well-known other plans for future cookbooks, advertising of speciflc Airos^ Phone- sectioh of the public beach will remain c lo s ^ for at although she was contemplating finalist sites had been announced in as part of a campaign to reduce the spread of ATOS. chefs from around the country. The early June. • Oiia FarFamSy - Now SuSacfiSwt O w » ' least a week, state health officials said. booklet, which sells for $1.95, was doing one on grilling different To date 870 cases of AIDS have been diagn«»8ed in ’"They must have worked 52 Coupon book tnallad upon racalpl j^ p a y j M r t Gulf Beach and Fort Trumbull Beach were closed in put together by Bis. Newman and foods. Britain and 490 of the people afflicted have died. Milford after an underground sewer pipe ruptured hours a day,” he snorted. The broadcasUng author!^ has^alted ^®»Jhat Ursula Hotcbner, vice president at She says she became interested The Newtown site is on the Monday night, spilling 125,000 to 250.000 gallons of Newman’s Own. require the commercials to be In good teste and to not in cooking seriously about six years pounds of a state mental health promote promiscuity. The ads cannot show condoms, sewage into marches near the beaches. “ I hate to be in the public eye,” ago. facility. Fairfield Hills Hospital. only their packages. T-’ U.S./Woild In Brief Plane crash U.S./Worid in B ri^ Weinberger says he wasn’t able Bufh preMed on Central America investigators West attacks Soviets on rights to prevent arms deal with Iran study wreck VIENNA, Austria — U.S. and West European in ^ a d was p resa^ to explain U.S. policy in Central delegates attacked the Soviet bloc’s record on human WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense ss n i MEXICO aT Y (AP) - invesU. rights Friday and indicated they might prolong the Secretary Caspar Weinberger, the S ^ ,'"' ““— »y"S”a‘ gators on Friday examined the 35-nation Helsinki review conference if performance last public witness in the long o A o ta a n Jif ®*®P ®“ “ twoHlay swing through South charred wreckage of a S5-year-old does not improve. Iran-contra hearings, testified Fri­ T” ' “"'ronte** by Job*Under. cargo plane loaded with competi- The conference, to review compliance with the 1975 day that he strongly opposed selling SrifhWT*" ? “*" Nicaragua last tion horses that crashed into Helsinki accords on European security, human arms to Iran even after President vieom nTrfi^ sharp exchange, and Bush gave a ^ - h o u r traffic and exploded, relations and economic cooperation, began in Reagan had decided to proceed. V o ^ ^ . “*« ®®"‘™ rebels in that killing at least 38 people. November. It originally was sch^uled to close Friday But he.said be complied with In time for the 12th anniversary of the accords Reagan’s wishes and made wea­ c«n»« to be strongly supportive" of continuing p o th e r 81 people were hospital­ Saturday. pons available for the sales after ized after Thursday's crash, said But after a recess, the talks will resume in National Security Adviser John aamiQistration has done a poor Job of selline thp police spokesman Alejandro Ortiz September with a goal of wrapping up by the end of the Poindexter told him “there is no American public on that policy. Nearly all the victlnu were on the year. more room for argument.” ground. The United States introduced a new proposal Friday “I have regret that I wasn’t more demanding Moscow drop what U.S. Ambassador persuasive” with the president, Falwell pleads for donations Those hospitalised included the Warren Zlmmermann termed "phony restrictions” on Weinberger said in the fortieth and four-member American crew of the emigration, such as alleged access to state secrets. next-to-last day of public hearings. COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Rev. Jerry Falwell ^ n g 377 and five of the eight He will return Monday. ra^ n u ed Friday to plead for donations to pay PTL’s Mexican passengers who were i ’i!2r ®"™P'oy^, even though ministry officials said a Just as Senate committee chair­ aboard, officiaU at the American Average teacher salary $26,698 man Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, was d ^ sio n had been made earlier to issue paychecks as BriUsh-Cowdray Hospital said. scheduled. WASHINGTON D.C. — The average salary of public declaring the bearings in recess for Meanwhile, Judge Rufus Reynolds criticized the Two of the passengers were listed school teachers i^ached a record $26,698 in 1986-87 as the day, two women in the back of fiimncial information the troubled ministry has filed in among the dead, including one who the educational reform movement helped them regain the room began shouting, “Contras U.S. Bankruptcy Court. died at hospital Friday. The condi­ ground lost to inflation in the 1970s, a union analysis kill families” and were hustled out “I haven’t seen much reliance on any of the figures tion of the other passenger was not indicated Friday. by police. coming out of there," he said Friday. immediately known. The American Federation of Teachers said an early The defense secretary, like other senior Reagan administration offi­ Reynolds also suggested the hotel, retail stores and 7*' reading of contract settlements for next school year *. • •« At least 26 cars were destroyed or cials, said he was kept in the dark water amusement park at PTL’s Heritage U.S.A. % ♦ damaged at the site, 13 miles from indicate another round of 6 percent pay hikes, which complex in Fort Mill will never make a profit if major would push average salaries over the ^ ,0 0 0 mark. on major details for many months, Mexico City’s international airport hampering his efforts to stop the contnbutors called “lifetime partners" continue to be .» The 1988-87 salary mark topped the previous high — given free lodging at the hotel and free admission to the Sixteen of the 18 finely-bred in 1987 dollars — of an average $26,296 set 15 years 8dlC8. water park. ,AP photo jumping horses from the Mexican earlier. Teachers’ actual pay, without adjusting for The effort to deceive him, he said, Equestrian Federation died imme­ inflation, in 1971-72 a v e ra g e $9,705. even included an order issued to an Equipment begins to remove debris Friday around the diately. One horse was so badly They lost ground to inflation for a decade before unnamed agency in the Defense Soviets link pact to “Star Wars’ corner of a two-story apartment building sideswiped burned' a police officer at the site salaries began rebounding again in the early 1980s as Department to withhold sensitive Thursday evening by a cargo plane that crashed on a had to destroy it. Another horse, politicians and educators began raising alarms about information from him and Secre­ AP photo tary of State George Shultz. Asked GENEVA — 'The Soviet Union on Friday presented a busy highway near Mexico City. Thirty-eight people were badly injured, was later found the standards of America’s high school graduates and calling for the two superpowers to cut their the status of its teachers. who gave the order, Weinberger Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger checks his notes killed and dozens more were injured. munching grass in an long-range nuclear arsenals in half, but it linked an embankment. said he assumed it originated in the as he appears before the iran-contra committee Friday accord to limits on “Star Wars " National Security Council. Gramm-Rudman update approved “1 made it very clear to the on Capitol Hill. Charier spokesman defense agency involved that they cnaries E. Redman said “this is a welcome steo WASHINGTON — The Senate voted Friday to give from the past Soviet approach of proposing Skipper missing in shrimp mutiny took their instructions from us and arms sales to the Nicaraguan new life to the Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing law, they certainly under no circum­ the president said. prhJdples"’^*^* documents containing only basif In that case, he was asked, does contras. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Two after brushing aside complaints it would let President stances ever were to accept an Leroy Rector, 21. were brought late Wednesday and that "Little Reagan and Congress off the hook until after the 1988 be think North, Poindexter and The congressionai panels are The Kremlin set forth its formal position at a joint shrimp boat crewmen accused of instruction that we were not to be on before U.S. Magistrate Donald Bill” Rector attacked Charpentier elections. otiiers deserve pardons to prevent expected to interrogate several CIA plenary meetin^g of the Geneva arms talks, held at the beating the captoin and first mate Dietrich in Orlando Friday. They the distribution list for any of this officials privately next week, and and forcing them overboard into with a pry bar. “It puts the United States on the path of deficit important intelligence material,” prosecutions. U.S mission The ^viet draft calls for the 50 percent were shoeless, handcuffed and reduction,” said Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R-N.M., after then s p ^ August writing an be achieved in five years. shark-infested waters were The agent quoted Charpentier as he said, without elaborating. shackled at the ankles and wore the saying he dove overboard and as he the Senate by 71-21 approved an amendment restoring "I’m going to speak out on that official report on the affair that has presented a treaty on long-range, charged Friday with mutiny and T-shirts and blue shorts they were The congressional committees whole subject, and the subject of dealt heavy political damage to two counts each of intent to commit swam away from the 65-foot automatic spending cuts to the Gramm-Rudman law. also heard from former White alsocalled for 50 percent wearing when arrested by the FBI shrimper, “He saw the captain's The Senate then passed late Friday, 54 to 31, the this whtrie affair, when the hearings Ronald Reagan’s presidency. reductions, but over seven years. The two sides..also murder. House Chief of Staff Donald T. on the shrimp boat Thursday. body being hoisted over board and amended bill to Increase the national debt. The Senate are over,” said the president. disagree on how to implement the reductions.*^*^ “We are. definitely considering A piracy charge orginally lodged Regan, who testified that the At the White House, presidential Weinberger said he and Secre­ murder as a possible additional dropped in the ocean hy Little Bill also s tr e tc h e d ^ bill’s borrowing limit to $2.8 trillion president last December “shot tary of State George Shultz first by the FBI was stricken and and Big Bill.” so Congress would not deal again with that sensitive spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said charge” if the captain is not found replaced with the piracy and down right away” any thought of a Reagan does not plan to hold a news argiied against any sale of arms to alive, said chief prosecutor Walter issue until well past next year’s elections. pardon for Poindexter and North, Iran when it was proposed in the attempted murder counts. The two defendants, who Postula Democratic and Republican leaders worked to keep conference until sometime in the Quake rumbles off California Postula. said face 50 years in prison if telling aides that neither man had summer of 1988. As they were entering the cour­ the bill from getting clogged with additional issues and fall. The Coast Guard said it has convicted on all three charges, been accused of a crime. EUREKA, Calif. — A strong earthquake rumbled troom, the short, baby-faced Rec­ the Senate’ turned away several, including an The subject was raised again, he suspended the search off Cape were ordered held without bail until The president was asked about The back-to-back appearances of Friday off the coast of northern California, but damage tor turned and curtly told repor­ amendment to retract the pay raise Congress received said, in a White House meeting on Canaveral for the master of the ters: “I didn’t do it.” a Wednesday hearing determines pardons again on Friday, during a Weinberger and Regan were the was minor and there were no reports of injuries Dec. 7, 1985, attended by the 65-foot shrimper, Philip Roush, 28. whether they can post bond while earlier this year. picture taking session In the Oval final public acts in the drama that authorities said. Neither defendant spoke as FBI president. Vice President George The first mate, Willie ^arpentier, agent John E. Decker presented an awaiting federal trial. Office. has been playing before television The earthquake, measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale, was rescued after being in the “I haven’t heard a single word audiences for II weeks — the House Bush, Shultz and Robert McFar- ocrarred at 4; 57 p.m. about five miles from the coast 30 affidavit to Dietrich saying that Decker said “they have a differ­ No end In tight to Haiti Impaste lane, who was then about to leave water about 12 hours. “Big Bill” Gossett hit Roush three that indicated, in any of the and Senate investigations into the miles routhwest of Eureka and about 210 miles north of Billy Gossett Jr ., 22, and William ent story. ... They say they didn’t do PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A general strike called testimony, that laws were broken,” diversion of profits from Iranian his Job of national security adviser. ^ n Francisco, according to seismologists at the times over the head with a hammer it, hut he refused to elaborate. University of California at Berkeley. to demand the ruling provisional junta’s ouster shut down this capital of 1 million for a second straight day U was the strongest earthquake recorded in the Friday. Soldiers patrolled quiet, largely empty streets. 24 region since a S.Searthquake recorded on Aug. .1983 It was the 11th day in a month that an Kuwaiti tanker loads oil for trip according to the Geolo^cal Survey. Forger-killer had change of heart SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — opposition-called general strike has halted commerce claimed that a third bombing the Convicted killer Mark Hofmann tion, and 26 other counts were in Portau-Prince. But most of this impoverished KUWAIT (AP) - The Kuwaiti man was killed. ment in the area only “in the case of day after the two fatal explosions, Caribbean nation’s other cities remained open. Radio says a last-minute change of heart dismissed. He was sentenced to one supertanker Bridgeton loaded oil in Britain said it has no plans to send extreme necessity.” I Wife kidnapper gets prison term in which he was seriously injured prompted him to try to warn his two term of five years to life for Metropole reported. its mine-damaged hull Friday for minesweepers to the ^ f now, i;ut was a suicide attempt. The capital was peaceful Friday and there were no Eight American minesweeping ALLEGAN, Mich. — A 23-year-old man who bound victims about pipe bombs he had Christensen’s murder and three the trip south through the Persian will maintain “close touch” with and gagged his wife and told her she was being sent to a demonstrations such as occurred as recently as helicopters are being sent in, but planted after his scheme to forge “He thought that he deserved terms of one to 15 years for Sheets’ Gulf. It will sail under the Ameri­ the United States. U.S. Ambassa­ §2 Southern plantation to improve her housekeeping was death, and it would be the best thing murder and the theft counts. If Wednesday, when soldiers fired* into a crowd to can flag with a U.S. Navy escort, dor Charles H. Price II conveyed a they will not arrive for about a Mormon documents began to week. The RH-S8D Sea Stallions sentenced to prison Friday for kidnapping, officials unravel. for his family,” prosecutors wrote authorities determine he is not disperse them, killing at least eight people and possibly this weekend. message Thursday that news re­ will operate from the helicopter said. in a 14-page summary of Hof­ telling the truth, it could affect the wounding a dozen more. President All Khamenei of Iran ports in both countries said was a carrier Guadalcanal. Joseph Austin III was sentenced in Allegan County Hofmann’s first public detailing mann’s comments. length of sentence he serves. warned the United States to remove request for British help in clearing Circuit Court to five to 15 years in prison. He was also of what prosecutor Robert Stott its forces from the “dangerous nnines. sentenced to 1'A to 4 years on a cruelty to children termed “the most complicated The interviews, conducted from On Oct. 15, 1985, pipe bombs Tamils refuse to surrender whirlpool” of the gulf, where Iran French Defense Minister Andre The 401,382-ton Bridgeton struck charge. forgery scheme of all” and the a mine July 24 while northbound on January to May, were part of a disguised as packages killed Steven PALALI, Sri Lanka — Tamil rebels on Friday and Iraq have been at war for seven Giraud, in Washington Friday, said Austin was arrested in February after he led a October 1985 bombings that grew controversial Jan. 23 plea agree­ ^ ristensen, a 30-year-old Mormon years, or “we will strike them so France does not have any mines­ the first Journey through the gulf by out of the scheme were contained in refused to hand their weapons over to Indian reflagged Kuwaiti tankers under neighbor to a remote wooded site to retrieve his nude ment calling for Hofmann to detail bishop and documents enthusiast, peackeeping troops, setting back a plan designed to hard they will regret what they weepers in the gulf and has no plans wife, Patricia, who had been bound, gagged and transcripts and summaries of inter­ the bombings and the forgeries that and Kathleen Sheets, 50, wife of have done.” to send any into the area. U.S. Navy escort. It encountered views with the confessed killer 1.5 end this country’s ethnic civil war. the mine about 120 miles south of bUndfolded. His 7-year-old stepdaughter also had been brought him at least $ million. former Christensen business asso­ Also Friday, Sinhalese gunmen killed a member of Rescuers searched for three men A Foreign Ministry spokeswon bound and left in an abandoned bouse trailer nearby released Friday by the Salt Lake missing in the crash Thursday of a man in The Hague said the Kuwait off Iran's Farsi Island, Hofmann pleaded guilty to two ciate Gary Sheets. The third blast Sri Lanka’s Parliament to protest the peace pact S AusUn Claimed his neighbor told him to kidnap his County attorney’s office. U.S. Navy helicopter that was on a Netherlands refused an informal which Revolutionary Guards use as counts of second-degree murder the next day critically injured signed this week by Indian Prime Minister Rajiv wife and mistreat his chiid...... Hofmann, prompting authorities to routine shore-to-ship ferry flight in American request for naval assist- a base for speedboat attacks on In the interviews, Hofmann also and tSKO, counts of theft by decep­ Gandhi and Sri Lankan President Junius R. shipping...... name him as their chief suspect. Jayewasdene, - ...... ,.. ^...... the central gulf near Bahrain. One “ ance 'and' would consider involve­ BUSINESS ,>». ,s«t '1 ifil Business ia Brief______Fund management can’t assure better performance than banks Stock rally surprises many Brown Joins real sstato agency Highlights Linda Brown, a Manchester resident, has joined the you supply, there’s only one Anne Miller Real Estate Agency at 985 Main St. as a QUESTION: answer: "Y es.” But double-check By John C. Given Realtor-associate. , After reading a your numbers and be sure you’re . The Associated Press MARKET REPORT Brown has had four years’ experience in residential magazine arti­ including the total value of the two of the week and commercial real est- cle about it, I IRAs. And I suspect your latest NEW YORK — The stock market Activity 0V »f th » I ate sales. She holds a invested in a Investors’ statements list the account values powerfully demonstrated its capac­ bachelor of arts degree mutual fund in as of Dec. 31,1986. Right after that,- . By Th« Associcrttd Press ity to surprise and confound this / from the University of the spring of Guide stock prices surged and sodid share past week. South Dakota. She is a 1986. Much to William A. Doyle values of most mutual funds. ^ ■ The Commerce Department said its Index Gloiom-and-doomers seemed to member of the Manches­ my surprise and of Leading Indicators posted a robust 0.8 be huddled everywhere on Wall ter Historical Society, despite a bull market in QUESTION: My mutual fufld percent increase in June, the fifth consecutive Street as trading opened last and of the Board of Monday. stocks, the mut­ holds Ginnie M afs and U.S. Treas­ monthly advance. Realtors of Hartford and ury securities. I nursed it along, so But stocks told surge of the stock !•' 1986. That’s less than I would have reinvest. The value of my account ■ The government said housing sales edged market; received from a bank. tage points the change in value of was $41,245.71 but now is down to your nmtual fiilid investment, $39,913.29. up 3.S percent in June to a seasonally adjusted ■ Oceans of cash, with nowhere Radio stationt I ’m at-a loss to know how that to go. couid happen, when the fund is' assuming you reinvest dividends Should I get out, before it shrinks annual rate of ISgoao uniU following a U .2 promote French and capital gains distributions to more? I’m living alone at age .96, percent plunge in May sales. ■ Powerful foreign and institu­ managed by professionals. Shouldn’t the fund management’s buy additional shares. which has its problems. ■ Consumer spending shot up 0.7 percent in tional money managers, getting Martie French has itchier all the time. been promoted to general exploitation of money entrusted io ' No one can claim your fund’s 3.63 June while Americans’ incomes rose a much 2300- sales manager of radio it by the investing public be percent total return for the last ANSWER: - I ’d advise against more modest 0.4 percent during the month. ■ And, widespread agreement on a plethora of reasons forstayins out stations WLVH-FM and exposed? three quarters of 1986 was good. But “ getting out” — redeeming your n Boeing Co.’s stock shot up after it of stocks. WKHT-AM. She has been many otiier mutual funds did mutual fund shares by turning revealed Mesa Limited Partnership was It's a Wall Street maxim to be sales manager of W LVH-. Linda Brown ANSWER: “ ExploitaUon" is a worn, ^lome had negative total them back to the ftind. interested in acquiring as much as 15 percent wary whenever a consensus builds LOW FM since January. very strong and really wrong word, returns during that time span., Instead, my advice is to keep the of the company. Boeing also said its board had predicting the market’s next move. Roman Kuchma has been promoted to. sales as you use it. "Poor performance” For the first six pnonths this year shares you ■ now own but stop adopted a “ pdson pill” defense. For such a consensus ail but ML manager of- ...... WKHT-AM— - ____*** i*** been an account is a more apt description of how the the fund you named in your letter reinvesting your dividends. Take CHANGE Up 4,63 guarantees a move in the exact executive there since September 1986. fund operated during the particular posted a 12.56 percent total return. those dividends by check each n First Fidelity Bancorporation and opposite direction. WLVJ-FM is a Spanish language station in Hartford period you cite. That’s an Improvement. However, .r month. Better yet, find but if the Fidelcor Inc. agreed to a $1.3 billion merger The case for worry was pretty and WKHT-AM is a country music station in Mutual funds are'run by profes­ it’s not os good as the. average dividends can be deposited dirertjy mutual fund and it’s way below the that would create a $27 billion bank holding clear at the start of the week. MTWT9 MTWT9 MTWTF Manchester. sional managers who collect hefty in your bank account. Many mutual gains in the Dow Jones 4n<}ustrial com pany.^d PNC Financial Corp. of Many analysts had come to ■22------22------2------L ia ______20 27 'salaries for picking stocks, bonds funds have that airangeinent. Average and other popular stock Pittsburgh and Central Bancorp of Cincinnati believe that stock prices had gone Juw Aiy Aetna's profits up sHghtiy and/or other securities for the Although your JetteK doesn’t announced a $700 million merger. far beyond their inherent value — funds’ investment portfolios. A key market measurements. provide a clue. I ’ll assume you can HARTFORD — Aetna Life A Casualty Co. Friday Since you’re obviously disen­ use that extra money each month. I ■ Minneapolis financier Irwin Jacobs said thereby putting the market in AF graphic part of management’s job is reported a second-quarter profit of $248 million, chanted with your mutual fund, my wish you an even longer, healthy he and Minnesota Twins owner Carl Pohlad jeopardy of a pullback. implicated. deciding when to buy and when to levels itself out when things get too compared with $243 million in the same three months of suggestion is to move your invest­ and happy life, but at 96 you have to ■ traders were nervous over the More important, the market was sell those securities. have acquired about 9 percent of Allegheny much out of kilter, said Alfred E. 19M ment to a different fund. face the fact U|at the time has come Persian Gulf situation, fearing that especially jittery over the failure of But professional management International Inc. Goldman, an analyst at the A.G. Per-share earnings were $2.12 in each period. — perhaps passed — when ’ you tensions could escalate,iresultlng in Congress tosetacaponthe national can’t assure you that your mutual Edwards k Sons Inc. securities Chairman James Lynn said in a statement. Results QUESTION: On March 11. 1986, should stop saving for the future. ■ British publisher Robert Maxwell said he U.S. military involvement or a debt. That caused the Treasury to fund Investment will produce re­ firm in St. Louis. included a $24 million one-time tax gain in the three my wife and I put a total of $4,500 would drop his legal battle to halt Harcourt cutoff of oil supplies. Either event postpone several issues of notes and sults better than bank deposits, or months ended June 30 and a $31.3 million one-time tax into two mutual fund spousal Brace Jovanovich Inc.’s $3 billion could have profoundly negative bonds — leading to fears that " I f there are tons of skeptics, anything else. There have been in gain in the same period a year ago. the past and will be in the future incUvidual retirement acocunts for recapitalization plan. effects on the world economy, eventual resolution of the issue what they've got is tons of cash and For the first six months of 1987, Aetna reported a WIIHam A. Doyle, a syndicated ' no stocks. If everyone is bullish, times when the values of mutual 1985 and 1986. The latest statemenU ■ American Express Co. said it would buy including higher oil prices and would result in a flood of equities on profit of $469 million, or $4.03 a share, compared with colamaist, weieomes writtqp qnes- they’ve got tons of stock and no fund shares fall. we received list the values of the back up to 9.3 percent of its common stock in accelerating inflation. the bond market, pushing prices $493 million or $4.32 a share in the first half of 1986. iloas. bat he can provide imswers , You should have known this IRA as $3,826.04. I say that our Also, analysts said, traders wor­ down and interest rates higher. cash. So there’s an imbalance Second-quarter operating earnings were $226 only throagh the colama. Write.to the coming years. Merck k Co. said it would before you bought shares in that investment has been a loser. Am I ried about the Iran-Contra affair, The stock market hates high between supply and demand,’’ he million, or $1.93 a share, compared with $159 million or Doyle ia care of the Mhaebester ' spend up to $1 billion to buy back some of its said. mutual fund. You would have correct? fearing that foreign investors, who interest rates, because higher rates $1.37 a share a year ago. For the first six months of 1987. Herald. P.O. Box 581. Manchester ■ common shares. known It if you studied the fund’s prize the stability of the U.S. cut into corporate profits. "In this case, we had a record Aetna reported operating earnings of $408 million, or prospectus, which federal rules ANSWER: Based on the numbers ■ The Labor Department fined General political system, would be scared All this contributed to a classic high level of cash to fuel this up, and $3.49 a share, compared with 1986 first-half operating Dynamics Corp. 1815,000 for willfully away if President Reagan were example of how the market often a limited supply of offerings." eanimgsearnings oiof $299 miiiiuii,million, ui or $2.58 a share. ^ ^ underreporting Job injuries and illnesses at its submarine shipbuilding yard. Record numbwi worked In June nemanCl fOt U.S. flOOClS riSinQ ■ aarence J. Brown Jr., a former Ohio WETHERSFIELD — A record 1.66 million people Republican congressman, took over as acting Oil prices seesaw, but, no crisis were employed in Connecticut as of June, 44,000 more secretary of commerce following the death of than were working a year ago as the seasonally WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders Ortner said. - Malcolm Baldrige. adjusted unemployment rate fell to 3.2 percent, the for manufactured goods climbed Private economists agrred that NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. jittery. o the lower dollar is boosting export crusade to protect tankers in the the last three years of the seven- state labor department reported Friday. 1.7 percent in June, the fifth ■ A federal Judge refused to dismiss two "Going into that area in a high sales. Persian Gulf may be the stuff of year Iran-Iraq war. TO date more About 14,000 more people were working in June than consecutive monthly increase, as lawsuiU against Ivan F. Boesky and several profile way is potentially distruc- than 330 unarmed merchant ships in May, when the seasonally adjusted unemployment American factories continued to “We are clearly getting a * headlines, but pragmatic traders tlve,” said Christopher Flavin, a Factoiy turn-around. With the dollar be­ Boesky-controlled companies brought by say tensions would have to heat up have been hit, more than 200 rote was 3.3 percent. The seasonally adjusted rate reap the benefits of rising foreign researcher with the Washington- coming more competitive, wOare investors who claimed the convicted stock consideraUy to turn me recent seamen have been killed and as nationwide was 6.1 percent. demand, the government reported based World Watch Institute, refer­ picking up many more oiders both speculator misled them in a |1 billion runup in oil prices into a full-scale many wounded in attacks along the Actual statewide unemployment in June was 3.2 Ordeis Friday. S ring to the U.S. naval escorts. from domestic buyers and also investment partnership. crisis. gulf — without severe market percent, with 57,000 people unemployed. 3,600 more SoasonaOr adjvswd. The Commerce Department > “ It’s invited anybody who wants said orders for both durable and overseas,” said David Wyu, an ■ General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. What President Reagan set out to reaction. than in June of last year. Nationwide, the rate was 6.3 bisiofls ol doSara to make a political statement in the non-duraUe goods totaled a sea­ economist with Data Resource opened separate ccmtract talks with the protect when he sent U.S. Navy “ The oil market has shown it can percent. . , gulf to go out there and sink one of 210 sonally adjusted $204.8 billion in Ind. of Lexington, Mass. United Auto Workers union. ships to escort Kuwaiti tankers become used to the idea of ships In otter economic ijidicators, personal income those Kuwaiti ships,” he said. June following a 0.4 percent The administration in 1985 be­ through the war-ridden waters being hit in the gulf,” Flavin said. continued to grow, with preliminary figures showing it The Independent Association of Increase in May. gan a two-year effort to purti the ■ More than 125 instances of sudden amounts to a small percentage of The day the Kuwaiti tanker would reach a total of $5.84 billion for June, the Tanker Owners voiced its own A rise in orders for factory value of the dollar lower as a way s acceleration by Audi 5000 automobiles have the oil that passes through the gulf Bridgeton hit a mine in the Persian department said. concern earlier in the week, saying g o ^ , which often signals in­ to trim the U.S. foreign trade S been reported since the manufacturer each day. Gulf while under U.S. escort, oil n the U.S. action has put all otter c re a s e production and employ­ deficit. A lower dollar makes recalled 250,000 of the vehicles in January a And while oil prices have climbed Video firm reports sales drop vessels plying the gulf "in greater prices fell 86 cents to $20.57 a barrel. ment in manufacturing indus­ imports more expensive whUe ss i consumer group said. recently as traders kept a wary eye peril.” The Oslo, Norway-based "That meant traders discounted it STAMFORD — Vestron Inc. on Friday reported a net lowering the cost of Amertcgn i on the gulf, there should be no dire tries, is considered a good 5 group represenU 75 percent of as an important event,” Flavin income loss of $6.5 million for the second quarter and barometer of future economic goods on foreign markets. ■ British Prim e Minister Margaret consequences for consumers at tte said. " It was not taken all that world’s non-oil company tanker blamed the drop on a substantial decline in domestic prospects. The dollar devaluation drive 1 Thatcher and French President Francois pump or elsewhere — at least for tonnage. seriously.” home video sales and higher program acquisition Robert Ortner, undersecretary took longer than expected to bear Mitterrand exchanged copies of a treaty now. i Still, the odds are relatively slim But other analysts characterised costs. of commerce for economic af­ fruit, but the Reagan administra-' authorising a project to connect their capitals Analysts agree that there would that an individual ship will te the price drop as a sigh of relief that In the previous second quarter, the company s net fairs, said orders for durable tlon is still counting on a narrow­ have to be a significant outbreak of adth high-spe^ trains through a tunnel under damaged. “ It’s no pierte, but you the ship’s damage had not teen income was $4.8 million. The company reported goods, items expected to last three ing of the trade defldt to damped violence to disrupt the 6.5 miiiinn the English Channel. have to put the risk into perspec­ greater. revenues of $42.5 million, down from $55.4 million in (he or more years, climbed by 6.3 protectionist demands in barrels of oil that flow through the 1 tive,” said Stephen Smith, a vice Indeed, prices pushed upward in same period last year. The company had earnings of JASONOJFMAMJ percent during the April-June Congress. ' 1 ■ President Alan Garcia announced plans to gulf each day, and that is unlikely. president and oil analyst with Bear consecutive days as traders re­ $4.8 million, equal to 13 cents a share. 1906 -07 period, the best quarterly perfor­ She predicted continued, nationalize Peru’s banks and close private But the mere presence of U.S. 1 Stearns k Co. He said the chance of mained nervous. On Tbesday, after For the six-month period, the company reported a JUnOO Am ‘07 mance in more than three years. streniflb in coming montlis except money exchange houses. naval ships in the area has s a gulf ship being attacked appeared the tanker was bit, oil prices rose 83 loss of $8.6 million, equal to 23 cents a share, on “ A good part of the increase is in autos, where she said a h i^ heightened the potential for con- I .187.0 .4 II 206.8 | slight. cente to $21.32 in their biggest revenues of $90.3 million, compared with a profit of coming in foreign orders, which b a ck l^ of unsold cars was forcing 1 flirt, aiM ttat fuu kept the market $11.4 million, equal to 31 cents a share, on revenues of ‘ mitomakeretacuriirodurtlbh; ‘ ' Oil tankers have been Urgets (or. 'I*® •?*, fly^ , reflects the decline tethe doltar,-** s i $100.3 million in last year’s second quarter. OPINION I' (. r Education Department strikes soft bargain

of the 11 trips Elder made were WASHINGTON - settlement paid to a disgruntled contractor to drop his claim against actually on government business. The Education Depart­ the department. The dispute involved Two of the trips were for speeches she ment needs some There oiighta a contract option and the manner in gave at her son’s college, in Albion, schooling In elementary Mich., one was for business normally WaL^„AS AH contract procedures. At which the contract service invoked it. Jack On one point at least, the auditors’ handled by telephone, and no purpose least that Is the conclu­ criticism was more of form than could be determined for two of the five BE ttEU>I5ESP0NStBLE sion of Its Inspector substance. They questioned a con­ trips, the inspector general reported. be an award general. Anderson EWPUMEES A1*E tract for a stenotypist at $62.50an hour After initial publicity about her Failure to drive re­ that laclmd documents to show that It football-oriented trips. Elder with­ spectable bargains with There should be some kind of civic award lU.i(sAlAUENS„ was “ analyzed and negotiated” be­ drew her nomination as assistant contractors, and un­ for the member of the Coventry Parks and fore being approved. Olmo said the secretary of Health and Human authorised changes af­ Recreation Commission who came to the fee was in fact reviewed by the Grants Services. But her interviews with the ter work has begun, inspector general suggested that she defense of a police officer who arrested him unauthorized officials from making and Contracts Service and was VIWS m LAST have cost the taxpayers a bundle, the remained unrepentant. She insisted on a charge of violating Coventry Lake IG auditors charged. In a recent changes after the contracts have been deemed reasonable — and our own research in the Washington, D.C., that she hadn’t asked her staff to find boating rules. NAM1> report and In Interviews with our signed. The auditors found more than reasons for her frequent trips to $475,000 in added costs because of area shows that the hourly rate was The commissioner, Harvey R. Barrette Jr., reporter Karen Talley, they questi­ Albion, even though the staff knew she extra work ordered by three Educa­ not excessive. oned the effectiveness of the depart­ planned to attend the games. She told got some sympathy from friends who thought tion Department offlces: $178,995 by The department plans to educate ment’s Grants and Contracts Service. investigators her staff knew when and his arrest was retaliation for his frequent One "task order” contract for an Civil Rights, $216,727 by Special officials in the various divisions on the facts of contracting life, drilling them where the games were being played complaints about what he regards as accounting system, for example, Education and Rehabilitative Servi­ particularly on the point that the because she marked them on her inadequate enforcement of rules against wound up costing $1.7 million Instead ces, and $81,647 by Educational Grants and Contracts Office has sole appointment calendar. dangerous activities on the lake. of the original $168,158, according to Research and Improvement. The program ofRcers who made authority to make changes after But when asked by a reporter whether there IG auditor Charles Brennan. And even with the tenfold escalation In unauthorized commitments gave the contracts have been signed. Tlie PracUelng prMChar was any relationship between his arrest July auditors two explanations for order­ auditors have also expressed the hope price, the accounting system never Alan Greenspan, the new boss of the 25 and a meeting called a few days earlier at ing the extra work: Tliey said it was that better contract management measured up and was scrapped within Federal Reserve Board, is a shining 7 urgently needed and/or they didn’t would avert costly claims his request to discuss lake safety. Barrette five years, Brennan said. example of free-enterprise success. know that only the Grants, and settlements. promptly rejected that idea. Ralph Olmo, the department’s He has made a fortune selling his Contracts Service is empowered to comptroller at the time, said the two economic wisdom to Big Business; He explained in detail the circumstances arrange contract changes. cost figures could not fairly be more than corporations have been under which he paddled his boat into a As the auditors pointed out, the Mom’s a fan 100 equated. He said the $168,156 was a paying up to $50,000 a year for his swimming area to check on a report of unauthorized amendments to the When Dr. Jean Elder of the Health base figure that changed with subse­ consulting firm’s forecasts and ad­ contracts probably wound up costing and Human Services Department was vandalism to a lifeguard chair, and he said quent task order — work added after vice. Personal attention to clients and the government more than if the accused of flying to the Midwest at the fact that his arrest came so soon after the the original contract is signed — and appearances at board meetings are was never intended to cover develop­ charges and prices has been nego­ taxpayers’ expense to watch her son meeting was merely a coincidence. tiated by Grants and Contracts play football, department officials all part of the service. ment of the complete accounting There’s a drawback to this, of “ I was wrong,” he said. “ The officer was Service officials. Even then, of insisted that she had conducted system. course: Greenspan will have to just doing her job.” course, once a contract is awarded, government business on the trips. That, the auditors responded, “ only excuse himself from many cases Open Forum the department has little or no They said it was pure coincidence that Maybe there is nothing special about reinforces our basic point: that task pending before the Fed by some of his leverage on the contractor. the trips coincided with Albion Barrette. All of us who are honest would have orders were used in a haphazard and clients. The list of Greenspan’s uncontrolled manner to build an The auditors weren’t all that College games in which her son done the same thing, wouldn’t we? Or would played linebacker. customers includes such giants as ineffective system.” pleased with the contract service’s States and a world free of the But the department’s inspector General Motors, Alcoa, Sears, Repub­ we have fudged just a little bit? with 60,000 possibilities of mass One problem is that the Grants and performance even when it did exer­ Olympic effort general has questioned whether five lic Bank and Security Office. Barrette didn’t fudge. threat of nuclear annihilation. destruction, a nuclear holocaust Contracts Service has failed to keep cise control. They cited a $2.6 million They brought out the traditional must happen. In the nuclear age it for world peace bread and salt that is reserved for is irresponsible not to seek better very honored guests. They sho­ relations with the Soviet Union in To the Editor: 100th Congress wered us with flowers, pins and an era where things are changing Reflagging is a viable option gifts. They invited us into their there in very real, positive ways. He was 7, maybe 8 years old. homes for tea and cookies. They national law, despite its raising naval quarantine in response to aims at calendar Skinny and a mopof blond hair. He would shake our hands and say Wearefastapproachingtheend By Chuck Stone the hackles of both Congress and the Soviet missile build-up in looked just likemynephew. Ittook with a lump in their throat. "Mir, of a millennium. It is an approp­ Cuba, the nation applauded this Ideally, the best method for the ayatollah. More than 40 percent of the public laws 20 minutes of coaching and druzba” - Peace, friendship. riate time to strive for a world free first step in dismantling a Soviet containing Iran in its latest attack Various factions of the Senate perseverance, but the look of joy of weapons of mass destruction. It toachhead so close to home. enacted during the 99th Congress involved Some would just stand on their on the free worid would have been oppose the reflagging for differ­ and excitement of having ac­ may seem impossible, but at the In 1987 President Reagan seeks such issues as naming federal buildings, porches and cry. to place the Kuwaiti ships under ent reasons. complished the great feat of this time last year no one could no beachhead in the Persian Gulf, congratulating some person or group, or We ventured into areas that United Nations command. Democrats, still smarting from hitting his first baseball was have conceived of hundreds of a good old-fashioned Ollie- but a means of facilitating designating a day, week or month to call were heretofore unseen by all but universal. I never knew his name. Americans laying wreaths at the The second-best method would woodshedding, welcomed the pol­ commercial transit for an eco­ w. *^ention to an illness or to a worthy cause. He was just a spectator at a ball a very few foreigners. Along the tomb of the unknown soldier in have been to use American ships itical opportunity to stick it to nomically important ally. entire route we stopped and talked he congressional appetite for such game between a local team and Moscow (reserved only for heads to transport oil from Kuwait their Republican nemesis in the Reflagging does three things: with the citizens a tout every issue through the Persian Gull. c.)Timemoratives remains unabated in the representatives of the 230 Ameri­ of state and to my knowledge White House. • It draws an overdue line of from Afghanistan to Nicaragua to ICoth Congress. cans and 200Soviet participants in never by an American), of The Republicans who sup­ national exasperation against a sexism to rock music. But above Reflagging is probably the ported the resolution sponsorto In one Senate session iast month, members the American Soviet Walk that meeting openly with dissidents, capriciously terroristic foe and a all else was the concern for peace third-best option. by Sen. Frank Murkowski from approved 20 such measures. Community had just completed the 450-mile former political prisoners, refu­ But being third best doesn’t fanatical exponent of interna­ trek from Leningrad to Moscow. and survival of the planet. seniks, trust group members and yUaska, were massaging what he tional subversion. education, German-Americans, neighborhood make it wrong or an act of called “ the interests of the He had probably never seen the even Hare Krishnas, of having a belligerence. • I t follows historical crim e watch, and m edical research w ill be We were shown the innumera­ commercial fleet of the United game before. Maybe he’ll be on combined American-Soviet out­ precedent. ble monuments to the "Great States.” honored on single special days. Job skills, the Soviet Union’s baseball team door rock concert or of Americans Reflagging reaffirms one of the e It preserves the centuries-old Patriotic War” as much to remind oldest principles of international principle of freedom of the seas. school yearbooks, the arts, Gaucher’s in the Olympic Games in the year us that the Soviet Union and the and Soviets demonstrating for Republicans do have an uncom­ law, codified in the 17th century mon historical predilection for disease, Czech-Americans and benign 2000. Maybe he’ll play against my United States defeated the Nazis nuclear disarmament inside of Nobody questions the Senate’s "I just HAD to go the mound and tell you I by Hugo Grotius — freedom of the reducing great moral issues to essential blepharospasm will be remembered nephew. Maybe the game will be together as allies as to let us know Red Square. But it all happened. sincerity in its opposition to REALLY WISH you would stop throwing seas for neutral nations. their mercantile common denom­ and studied for a whole week. played on a planet free of nuclear of their enormous sacrifices. reflagging. But senators appar­ With a great deal of hard work, beanballs at me." inators. But when you think about Rating an entire month were lupus, weapons. Presidents Wilson, Roosevelt ently don’t understand that when After making this trip two perseverance and skill it is it, reflagging does make good The Americans that had each and Kennedy found it necessary it comes to Iran the American diabetes, computer learning, Polish- things becomeverya'pparent. The possible to compete in the Olym­ economic sense. Even if the raised $2,500 to be part of an effort to reflag ships — and their party people are Just about ready, to Americans and family bread baking. people of the Soviet Union do not in pics. We need to apply these same United States commercial fleet quote Vice President Bush’s to “ end an arms race that nobody s u p p o rt them. any way represent a threat to the qualities to the arena of arms doesn’t reap any immediate famed sotto voce euphemism, to wants” spent a week in Leesburg, Reagan follows history and his rewards from the Reagan stra­ United States and that the wea­ control to ensure that the partici­ “ kick a Uttie ass.” Va., preparing for the totally own party swarms all over him. tegy, American industry, which pons we have built to protect us pants of future games will run, Reagan may be faulted for not unprecedented adventure. No­ depends on Kuwaiti oil, benefits. Reagan’s reflagging policy are more of a threat to us than our jump, swim and hit round trippers harnessing the full force and iflanrlipBtpr HrralJi thing, however, could prepare us may be third best in application, enemy. This is not to say that we in a world where the suicide of our prestige of the international Still, the senatorial rush to for the overwhelming response but it is first-class in principle. Founded In 1881 should coddle theSo viet system or species is no longer a possibility. community to guarantee unim­ judgment suffers from political PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlshar from the people that we met along not be on guard to true expansion­ peded passage of goods and amenesia. DOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor the way. They came out by the tens ist activities. But the laws of Kevin Deame commerce (translation: o il). But A O E IE M. ANG LE...... News Editor of thousands to let us know that In 1962, when President Chuck Stone Is a syndleated statistics tell us that sooner or 242 Talcottville Road his novel strategy should not be ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associste Editor they want peace with the United condemned for upholding inter­ Kennedy set up a U.S. air and eoluranlst. later, by design or by accident, Vernon ...... w w •

Chmch Bvlletlii Boaid RdiskHis Services Chnrcli Bulletiii Board ~ Clothing bank stlil needs help “ Chai" group of Temple Beth Emanuel Installs Johansson ship: holy euchorlst, 8 end 10 o.m.; South Unltod MelhuMst Church, 1226 Eklitor’s note; This column is Aw mbH— of Qod church school, 9:45 o.m.; coffee fellow­ Main SI., Manchester. Or. Shephord S. Sholom, Walter and Grace Holman. ship, 11 o.m.; Lody Chapel open prepared by the Manchester Area The Rev. Paul Stephen Johansson was installed Oslyora cawreb (AtsMnbliM of Ood). Johnson, Rev. Cynthlo A. (Toed, Rev. C«nt«r Congragatlonal Church M ACC News Thank you, my friends. 400 Bucfcfond Rood, South Wlndior. afternoons; public heollng service, Lawrence S. StaMes, pastors. Summer Conference of Churches. Sunday as senior administrative pastor for Emanuel gov. Konnolh C. Gustafson, p ^ o r . second Thursdoy, 7:30 p.m.; evening schedule: 10 a.m., worship service. These are the events scheduled this week at Center Lutheran Church. Bishop Harold WlmuMr ofQciated at 10:30 a.m., worship, chlld-cor# and prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Nursery for preschoolers. (447-9141) USUALLY WE SEE a slowdown Holllger, 443-9203. Congregational (%urch; Bv Nancy Carr the 4 p.m. service. The nursery; 4:30 p.m., ovenine service of Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship and communion; 10 contributed $400 to help support the in requests, referrals and cases of praise and BIMe preochlno. (644-1102) Conference Director Rev. Carl J. Johansson, St. M ary's Bplsceaal Church, Pork Mormon a.m., summer church school; nursery and toddlercare. soup kitchen but an ailditional 8800 unusual need during the summer and Church streets, Manchester. An­ months. Somehow that Just hasn’t father of the new minis­ Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers in the We’ve already had responses for the Fuel Bank and 8400 for the Baptist drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church et Jesus Christ of Latter- happehed this year. Staff in the ter, and Van Weathers- ossistant rector. Worship: 7;30a.m.ond church library. front two lovely ladies, Elsie Wray Emergency Pantry. Ad(Utional day Saints, 30 Woodslde St., Manches­ Human Needs office tell me that not poon, his father-in-law, C M m im Itv BosMst Church, 58S E. 9:30 o.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; ter. Robert S. (Tordner, bishop, 9:X and Germaine Breton, to our plea contributions to help keep the Fuel boby-sming, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; Holy only are we not experiencing the read the lessons. Cmter St., Manchestw. Rev. James I. o.m., socrament meeting; 10:50 o.m., for volunteers to help in the Bank operating have been received Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 o.m., Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. Sunday school and primary; 11:40a.m., anticipated slowdown, we are re­ Johansson, 33, was bom worship service; 9:15 o.m., church (449-4583) priesthood and relief society. (443-4003 Unitarian Univaraallat Society Clothing Bank. Unfortunately, two from Operation Fuel of CHRISCON in Massachusetts, and he sejMjol. Nursery core provided. (443- or 871-1168) and the Manchester Council of ceiving a record number of re­ 0537) good ladies can no longer hdp us at spent 10 years in Tanza­ H ie service on Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist the Clothing Bank. If you could help Catholic Women. quests (or help and referrals from Boim Baalist church, 52 Lake St., Goapei Society: East wilt be about handling grief. Joyce Duffy, other Manchester agencies. Your nia, A frica,. where his Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, us between 1 and 8p.m. on Monday Contributors to shelter/soup kit­ Church et the Living Oed, on evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic a psychotheraplat at Natchaug Hospital, will discuss support is much appreciated. father was a missionary. pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 or Wednesday to sort clothing and chen renovations include Bernard a.m., worship service; 4:30 p.m., even- ical, full-gospel church, Robertson theneed todeal with grief. Acraftsprogramforchildren All (tontributions to MACC, both He hoids a master of School, North School Street, Manches­ St. John the Baptist Polish Notienoi help clients find needed items, we and Helen Johnson, Gary and Pat Ino service. (444-5314) Catholic Church, 23 (Tolwoy St., Man­ will be available at the same time. financial and in-kind, are tax divinity degree from Baalist Church, 240 Hlllstown ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. would be most grateful. Slesinsky (a most generous Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, deductible if you itemize and can be Lu tbera n-Northwestera Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m., Sunday poster. Sunday moss schedule; 8 o.m. Monday and Saturday areopen to pledge). Automobile Club of Hart­ school; 11 o.m., worship service: 7 p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. sent to MACC, P.O. Box 773, Seminary in St. Paui, Manchester Christian FellewsMa, 509 (4495106) clients’ use and Wednesday after­ ford (I have not figured this one out evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Bible achool at Talcottville Manchester, 06040. A reminder, Minn. Most recently, he tw ’v lco- Nursery at all serylces. (449- E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ noons are sort-and-get-ready yet but we were happy to receive 7909) vert, paster. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes- please: If you want your donation to served as pastor at St. doy Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Manchester residents who live in the West Vernon hours. Please call Joanne C^oyken- it), Pavel and Julia Richloff, n m i Bomist Chuaei of the Deal, 240 Nazarana go to support a specific MACC Mark’s Lutheran Church H llls t^ Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Street area are Invited to attend Talcottville dall, our aothing Bank coordina­ (im m unity Baptist Church, South the month. « Church o f the Natorone, 234 Main St.. service or program, mark your in Chariotte, N.C. Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7543)' Congregational Church’s Bible school, Aug. 17 through tor, at 640-4114 if you would like United Methodist Church and a , H o rv M Tim e Boatlst CtHwch, 72 E. Pull Oesael inlerdenemiMrtlenal Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior check or sei^ us an accompanying Events pianned for this Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. poster; Rev. Mark G r ^ , minister ot 28. There will be entertainment, craft projects and lots more information. We would appre­ very generous contribution from Conter SL, Manchester. Rev. Mark O. note. We love to hear from you and week at Emanuel Eddy, pastor. 10o.m.,Sundm school; 11 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunident school; of fun. A van is available to pick up children at ciate hearing from you. Peter Jeffers who has been one of include; adult BIMe study and Sunday school; 7 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church are more than happy to provide a.m., morning serylce; 4 p.m., evening pre-arranged stops. Call 649-OSlS for more information. We thought we might take a the primary benefactors ot the Sunday — 8 a.m., holy service, WednesdoyhomeBlblestudy,7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise i^ormation concerning both ser­ p.m: (443-9399) P.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nursery. Mld-umek BlUestudv, breather and catch up with thank- shelter/soup kitchen loag before we vice figures and financial records if communion; 9:30 a.m., at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m. (444-8999) yous to the most recent sponsors even had a building. Bless you, worship; 11 a.m., youth line, 4444731, 24 hours. you are interested. An annual Paul Johansson B esael HMI, Center Street, Manches­ and benefactors. First off, my Peter. FIrat Baptlat Church report of aU activities and financial group meets to go tubing. Christian Sdanoa ter. lOo.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., personal thanks to those who sent in Pantacoatai action is available. They are on the Monday — 7; 30 p.m., phurch council. Sunday schoal; 7 p.m.,gospel meeting. The following events are scheduled for this week at contributions to the conference in D AY CAMP — Thought you ^ ^ . O N w e h Of Christ, SetaotM, 447 bookcase. Just Inside the door of the Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 10a.m., Old Guard. N. Moln St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., United Pentecustal Church, 187 First Baptist Church of Manchester: memory of my mother. Marietta might enjoy this note: “ While Weodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. main office at St. Bartholomew. Wednesday — 7; 30 p.m.. Evangelism Conunittee. ehwch service, Sunday school, and Jahovah’a WHnaatat Sunday — 9: SO a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 a.m., Phares: AnnaMae and Theodore visiting in Manchester, I read your tor sm all' children. (449-1444) Marvin Stuart, m lnM er. 16 o.m., Sun­ We also have been gifted with an Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer; 6; 30 p.m., Scapdia day school: 11 a.m „ memlna worship; 6 worship hour with Dr. U ll Scott preaching “ The Fruit Potocki, Roger Negro, EUiabeth Saturday article in the Manchester R « M ^ Room, 494A Center St.. Mon- Jehovah's WNnosses, 447 Tolland eye-pleasing brochure describing Lodge picnic. Turnpike. Manchester. Tuesday. Con- p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Mbie of H etory," nursery care provided; 7 p.m., worship llim er, ^ n le y and Elisabeth Herald as concerns the current day gragotlon Bible ftudy. 7 p.m.; Thurs­ study (Wednesdoy): 7 p.m.. Ladles' the many works of the conference. Saturday — 8 p.m., A. A. service wtih Scott preaching “ Possessing our Best, Richard J. Plavin, Elsie camp program. My wife and I have day, Theocratic Ministry School prayer (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Men's The brochure is the product of a (spooking course), 7 p.m.: Serylce prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Possessions; ’’ Adult Children of Alcoholics. Werner, Elaine and Han;ey Ka- returned home with a few unspent Church of ciwist * most talented MACC volunteer. meeting (ministry training), 7:90 p.m.; service (Friday). (4494iM8) Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. haner, Ray and Pat Getting, shelter dollars from our trip. We would like SL Mary’s Episcopal Church ■ .C » y «»* » P i> IW .L y d a ll Olid Vernon Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 You may have already received one Tuesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6:30 and soup kitchen staff, Frances it applied anonymously to the day streaw, Mandhester. Eugene Brouter, g.m.pjn.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (449 of the brochures at your church. 'Hie following events are scheduled this week at St. minister. Sunday services: 9a.m., BIMe 1490: p.m., churchwide visitation. Idzkowski. Elaine Holcomb, and camp Program.” Thank you, ano­ Co^es are available in the main Blary’s Episcopal Church; ’S .'S i'"*' worship; 4 p.m., Piaabylarian Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6 Robert and Gloria Weiss. To you nymous friend. We have and thank womMp. WedOMdew, 7 p.m., BIMe' you. Haven’t totaled up the bills yet, office. ^ n d a y — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy eucharist. study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ Coventry Proshytarle Church, p.m., Sunday school teachers’ and outreach leaders’ and to all of the loving folks who Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion; 10:45 a.m.. ces. (444-3903) Jawiah — Conaarvathra Route 44 and Trowbridge 8___ t, Ceyen- m e^n g; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and Bible study, led sent cards and flowers, my deepest but will provide an accounting Bible study. try. Rev. Brad Evans, poster.. Sunday. sometime next month. T o m M Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle by Scott; Mission Friends; Girls-in-Action; Royal thanks for your prayers and kind Mainland CHiina opened its first CongragaHonai 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.mI., Sunday Recent supporters of the emer­ television station in 1988. It was Thursday — l l a.m.. Ladies Guild. Turnpike, Manchester. Richord J. school: 7 p.m., BIMe study tollow- Ambassadors; Ac-Teens. thoughts. Friday — 7 p.m., peace vl^ l; s p.m., A.A. Plavin, ra m ; Wayne Krieger, cantor; ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Thursday — 7;30 p.m., A.C.O.A.; 8p.m., Overeaters gency pantry include the Manches­ located in tiie city of Peking. _ ■■■mj aWsaM Church, 228 Dr. Leon Wind, robM emeritus. Servi­ Saturday — 1; 30 p.m., Alanon; 7; 30 p.m., A.A. Cyitg R ^ , at the Green, meeting. (749728) AD D m O N A L RECENT bene­ ter telephone employees through B oltM . Rev. ChorlM H. Erlcson, Mlnis- ces: 7:30p.m. Monday to Thursday, 8:15 Frsshytorlaa Chur ch at Anonymous. 9w?-- f r id ov and 10 o.m. Saturday. Friday — 1 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous. factors of MACC include Walter thrir Community Service Fund; t y . 10 q.m_., wersMp service, nursery, (443-9S43) 43 Spruce, St., Manchester, Rev. Rl- riiurch schMl; 11 a.m., tollowsMp: chord Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m. .srarshlp Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Leadbetter membera of South United Metho- Prasbytarlans have school program. (449-7977 service, nursery, 9:1S a.m. Sunday of Palm Harbor, Fla., for a glR in (iist Church, who contribute be­ o m p e ^ 4^-8878 aarsonage. school; 7 p.m.. Informal srership. tween 840 to 860 to the pantry every THE All chUdren, from kindergarten through Junior high C#afBP CaagiagaflMMl ONircli« ii Jawteh — Rafoiin (4490904) memory of Gertrude Duncan; M.H. Southern Baptiste to meet pope month (thanks also to Doris Cough­ school, are invited to attend vacation Bible school at the Center St., Mw>chestor. Rev. Newell H. Tsmato Beth HlHel, looi Foster St. Massaro, Jean Kielick and Frances SSK!'* Rev. Robert J. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) — Two Southern Baptist lin) ; to Manchester AARP (we’re BIBIE Presbyterian Churefh of Manchester, 43 Spruce St. The ■■»?*» minister of vlsltotlens; Rev. Idzkowski; and the Employees robbl. Se^ices, 8:15 p.m. each Roman CathoNc leaclers say they will Join other U.S. Protestant leaders Federated Fund of Northeast Utili­ missing the chapter number, apolo­ school will meet Aug. 17through31from9a.m.tol2:15 2 I2 2 I2 9- .£'"'22"' omerltus; Friday; children's serylces, 7:45 p.m. S P ^ K S p.m. Each day includes Bible stories, crafts, singing, MicncMl C. Tborntorir OModota pastor. second Friday of each month. (444-8444) - Cburrii o f Ihe Assamatlen. Adorns in meeting privately with Pope John Paul II on his ties for a contribution in honor of gies); to Sarah Stephens; to St. 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 games, puppeU and more. Call 643-5375 or 043-0906. Street ed Thompson Rood, Manchester. September visit — although the denomination’s Mario Campbelli. Bridget Church, which makes a eustiwBfWOwr o. n t ^ o r c h school. (447-9941) Rov. EdiMrd S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. pru den t declines to do so. siu ble yearly pledge to support Writ CawpfMaHMMi Oiiircli of Aa* Luttiaran Thank you also to those who have J o s^ Parol. Saturday moss at 5; both the pantry and the Human Men's opinion of man hava ww- Andoyerrrhe” ito5: *♦ T:S0, 9, 10:30 and The Rgv. Harold C. Bennett, head of the recently supported the soup kitchen *J£!!2rf 1* Taylor, pastor. Summer Church (LCA), neon. (4493195) denomination’s executive committee, and Carolyn Needs Fund; to St. Mary’s Episco­ led from the peaslmlitlc OKtroma Trinity Covenant Church with their contributiims: the (Chris­ of total dapiavtty to tha nalvoly iS S S a iS r ?«®iP* •'WThlp, nursery care Kim-Eric Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold SL Borlholeipew's Church. 741 E. Weatherford of Birmingham, Ala., executive director tian Involvement Committee of St. pal Caiurch and to Center Congrega­ •TWided: I0:30a.m.,adultstudygroup. T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. Sche- MIMle Timplke, Manchester. Rev. optlmMc axtmma ot humanism. The following events are scheduled at Trinity **®riln J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday of the Woman’s Blisslonary Union, say they will James (St. James pledges monthly tional Church (or generous dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery contributions Tha lint daridy holde that, all at Covenant Church for the coming week: fh W CuaaruaaHeaal Church o f Cov- core; 9 :1 ^ .m „ church school, Chris­ "I®»9oJ*P;m.; Sunday masses at 0:M. participate in the meeting Sept. II in Columbia, S.C. financial support to both She­ birth Inherit a ‘Wnful nohirar fiom eotrv, 1171 A4aln St., Coventry. Rev. tian growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 10 and 11:30 a.m. Evangelist Billy Graham, a Southern Baptist, also is July contributors to the MACC Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., moraing worship services* St. B r l ^ Church. 70 Main St., pherd’s Place and the Samaritan Adam, leaving thorn abeolulely Job"*®"- poster, 11 a.m., wor- Human Needs Fund include Leo­ 9:15 a.m., coffee hour. y ^ Ip ; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church (449S31U core. M onclm ter. Rev. Robert T. Russo and to take part. Shelter), Richard and Usa Plavin Incapable of good. The latter cr- Tues^y — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La l^nejltouse. Nursery core provided. Emaaael Lutheran Church, 40 Church R «. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. However, the Rev. Adrian Rogers of Memphis, (incorrectly acknowledged as Ri­ nard Yost, Theodore and Ruth edulouely pnaumea that man, on St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ S«i»6av masses Tenn., the denomination’s president, says he won’t Chambers, Howard and Carol 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper. of 7:30> «> 10:30 and noon. (4492403) chard and Lisa P ld m ; sorry. hie own, can produce a Utopian son, pastor: Rev. C. Henry Anderson, take part, declining to give his reasons, saying “ they Rovegno, Ethel Robb, Winifred W e d n ^ a y —6:30a.m., women’sprayerbreakfastat -W M s s s : ssisi.^ pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8 a.m., ..**-.J*V* eburch, 094 Main St., Rabbi), Julia and Pavel Richloff, sodety. J o s ^ MlltM), poster. 9 a.m., worship M onclm h^. Rev. Fronds Krukosrskl, are bMt not expressed in public media.” McCormick, John and Ann La Strada Restaurant. worship with holy communion the first and the employees of the Manches­ I surely am aware of the evH pro- service, Sunday schoel.ond nursery tor and third Sundays: 9:30 o.m., worship 5*X- BaronowskI, Rev. Joseph McClain, Marianne Wilcox, the chjidren: nursery available. (449-2843) with holy communion the second and Koll^ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. ter telephone company who not only pensHlae lurking In the hearts of .Secuad Conoraaatlaaal Church M fourth Sundays. (443-1193) Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; p e o ^ Yet each la mode In Qorfe Oeywhrv, 17M Bwten Turnpike, Coven- Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., .Lafvtan .Lutheran Oiurch of Mon- and 5 p.m. (4494129) Unitarians adopt resolution Image, having the capacity to Concordia Lutheran Church ♦tv. Rm . David Jarvis, minister. Regu- m o ljT . 21 Garden St., Manchester. SST 2® "J?*' worship; 8 o.m., (4492851) St. M ary O u rch . 1400 Main St., U TTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The General Assembly chooee redemption In ChrlsL Olol-A-Rlde to ^urch; 8:45 a.m., C ei^try. Father Jomes J. Williamson, (John 3:1Q, chMlenged 1^ the Activities scheduled this week at Concordia Lutheran Prioee o f Peoca Lulheron Church, b*2j9f-Masses: 5:15 n.m., Soturdoy; of the Unitarian Universalist Association adopted a church school, nutwry to grade eight, Route 31 and North River Rood, LAND WANTED goapal maaoga (Romane 1:1R Church include: w lult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and " o jiL Sunday. Contosslens resolution miring congregations to study and review tollow^lp; 11:15 o.m., lunler choir; 4 Ccwentnt. William Douthwalto, pastor. 4:30to5 p .m. Saturday. (7494455) 10:17)* Sunday — 9 a.m., holy communion; nursery care. * "*•"• worship service. the legal, moral and economic issues surrounding an p. m., Jr. MIorIm fellowship; 4 p.m.,(7497548) _ Chart* e l St. Maartcu, » Hebron Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian Education Commit­ Rood, B^on. The Rev. J. Cllftord individual’s "right to die." 5+ ACRES Nor am 1 Ignorant of the Intel­ » o a B v a ^ N M Lutheran Church tee; agoraphobia support. sjiSKsh;j.T^4SSr' C u r^ , poster. Saturday moss otSp.m.; The Rev. mUiam Schuls, president of the 100,000- lectual and moral capabHHIee of Simod), Cooper and High ^ m l w mosses ot 7:30,9:15 and 11 o.m. Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support. „T a le a tlv lllo Cenawj atleaal Church, stiwets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. member ass^atlim , called it the "faith of the Church of the Living God maa But 1 olao know of tha ano- Friday — 7 p.m., A. A. M « ^ » I S 9 « » ^ a n ^ 6 l m Hill Rood, Kyhl, pastor. 9:30a.m., Divine worship; and said it has grown by 13 new congregations in the ganca and eelflohneee character- TalcettvMI^ Co-pastors: Roy. Ronald 10:45 a.in. tandoy school; Holy Com- of Manchester nng the unoanctHled heart Tha Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasderft. 10 m m lon first and third Sundoy. (449 past year, with 20 expected to be added in 1087-88. "J ? *' • church 4243) truth about man Nea oomaadieia school. (4494015) Saivation Army is interested in the purchase of land in the between theee eadramee. He Is no South United Methodist Church Sdlvot^ ^ y , 461 Main SL, Mon- Town of Manchester pasolva lump awaWng eome lrra> iMath odist ""® Mrs. Gory Aspersch- Rtformed Church elects leader elstibla compuWon from Qod. Covanant loger. 9:N o.m., Sunday school: 10:45 The foUowittg events are scheduied this week at South _8jgltoPUpltod Molbedlst Church, 1041 ' for the building of a worship facility. Nor ie he oapaUe of saving Mm- TriaWy^ Cayanaat Church, 302 Hack­ o.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solvo- HOLLAND, Mich. (A P ) — An Oklahoma pastor, the United Methodist Church: Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rey. Stewart tlen meeting. (^7707). matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, m t o r , 9:30 o.m ., church Rev. Robert Wise, is the new president of the Reformed Sunday — 9:36 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., holy Swensw), p ^ o r. Rev. Paul F. Knight, school; 11 o ^ ., worship serylce, (%urch in America, elected at the general synod here Please Contact Charch ef the Uviag God communion, with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preaching; osslstont pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 nursery. (449-3472) Unitarian Univaraallat preschool nursery. a.m., worship services; 9:30 o.m., _N erth UMtod MatheMit Church, 300 of the 342,278-member denomination. Pastor David Mullen 372 Main Street coftoe hour. (44920SS) Mand«y->A.A. Porker St., Manrijestor. Dr. William C. , OnlywiuMst Sedety-RosL The Rev. Wilbur Washington of New York City was CHURCH OF CHRIST Trench, p o s ^ . Rev. H. Osgood Ben- 1ST W. Vernon SL, Manchester. Rev. elected vice president, the first black personto win that Asst. Pastor Manchester, C T 06040 LydsN S Vamon ttraala 'niesdajr— 9 a.m.. fair workshop. Epiaoopal n ^ , vtaltotlM minister. Summer sche- Dlono Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., Wednesday— 7:39 p.m., Cocaine Anonymous. *jle: 9 o.m., worship service. No «ww «i6 youth rell- office. He is pastor of First Reformed Church in Earle Blanchard Ph. 647-7355 / 9-5, M-F Phono; Friday — 16a.m., Al-Anon. _ 9t. aiurBa*8.aaiscgaai Charch, iiso church school. Nursery for preschool- Queens; Wise is pastor of Our Lord’s Community Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor- ors 3 and younger. (44934M.r !i?xrce*ws?) Church in Oklahoma City. Cliiitch BvOetlii Board Rdigkivo Services Charch b m a still needs help “ Chal” group of Temple Beth ship: holy eucharlst, I and 10 o.m.; Seulh UaHod Melhedirt Church, 1226 Editor’s note: This column is EmaniMl Installs Johansson AssOTibliM of God church school, 9:45 o.m.; coffee fellow­ Main St., Manchester. Or. Sheithard S. Sholom, Walter and Grace Holman. ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open prepared by the Manchester Area The Rev. Paul Stephen Johanuon was installed Oajyaiv Chorck (AttMnbllesof God), Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Canttr Congragatlonal Church M ACC Ncwb Thank you, my friends. 400 Bucfctond Rood, South Windsor. ottemoons; public healing service, Lawrence S. Stoplas, pasters. Summer Conference of Churches. ^ n d a y as senior adnUnistrative pastor for Emanuel second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening schedule: 10 a.m., worship service. These are the events scheduled this week at Center R o ^ Kenneth i:*. Gustatson, pastor. USUALLY WE SEE a slowdown u th eran Oiurch. Bishop Harold Wimmer officiated at M:30 o.m., worship, child-core and prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Nursery for preschoolers. (447-9141) Congregational Church: Holllger, 443-9203. By Nancy Carr In requests, referrals and cases of the 4 p.m. service. The nursery; 6:30 p.m., evenlno service ot Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship and communion; 10 Conference Director contributed $400 to help support the praise and BIMe preochlno. (444-1102) unusual need during the summer Rev. Carl J. Johansson, St. M ary's Bplscopol Church, Pork Mormon a.m., summer church school; nursery and toddlercare. soup kitchen but an ailditional $500 months, temehow that Just hasn’t father of the new minis­ and Church streets, Manchester. An­ W e d n ^ a y — 8:80 a.m., healing prayers in the We’ve already had responses for the Fuel Bank and $400 for the Bapttet drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church of Jesus Christ ef Latter- happened this year. Staff in the ter, and Van Weathers- assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and froih two lovely ladies, Elsie Wray Emergency Pantry. Additional day Saints, 30 Weodside St., Manches­ church library. Human Needs office tell me that not poon, his father-in-law, C M m unltv Baptist Church, SOS E. 9:30 o.m.; church school. 9:30 o.m.: ter. Robert S. Gardner, bishop, 9:30 and Germaine Breton, to our plea contributions to help keep the Fuel baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; Holy only are we not experiencing the read the lessons. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. o.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 o.m., for volunteers to help in the Bank operating have been received Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. Sunday school ondprlm ory; 11;40a.m., anUdpated slowdown, we are re­ Johansson, 33, was bom (449-4503) Clothing Bank. Unfortunately, two from Operation Fuel of CHRISCON worship service; 9:1S a.m., church priesthood and relief society. (443-4003 Unitarian Univartalitt Society ceiving a record number of re­ in Massachuset^ and he sctKMl. Nursery care provided. (443- or 071-1148) good ladies can no longer help us at and the Manchester Council of 0337) The service on Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist quests for help and referrals from spent 10 years in Tanza­ the Clothing Bank. If you could help Catholic Women. ^ M Ith Boptlst Church, S3 Lake St., Gogpel Society: East will be about handling grief. Joyce Duffy, other Manchester agencies. Your nia, Africa,. where his AAonchester. Rev. James Bellosov, us between 1 and 8p.m. on Monday Contributors to shelter/soup kit­ Church ot the Living Oed, on evangel­ National Catholic a paychottierapist at Natchaug Hospital, will discuss support Is much appreciated. father was a missionary. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 or Wednesday to sort clothing and chen renovations include Bernard a.m., worship service; 4:30 p.m., even­ ical, full-gospel church. Robertson then^todealwlthgrlef.Acraftsprogramforchildren All contributions to MACC, both He holds a master of School, North School Street, Manches­ St. John the Bopflsi Palish Notienoi help clients find needed items, we and Itolen Johnson, Gary and Pat lno service. (444-S314) Catholic Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ financial and In-kind, are tax divinity degree from F M Boptlst Church, 240 Hlllstown ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. will be available at the same time. Slesinsky (a most generous Meeting Sundoys, 10 to 11:30 o.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo. would be most grateful. deductible If you itemise and can be Lutheran-Northwestern Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday pastor. Sunday m a n schedule; I o.m. Monday and Saturday are open to p M g e ), Automobile Club of Hart­ school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. sent to MACC, P.O. Box 778, Seminary in St. Paul, Manchester Christian Pellewship, 509 (443-9904) cllenU’ use and Wednesday after­ ford (I have not figured this one out evenlno service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Bible school at Talcottville Manchester, 06040. A reminder, Minn. Most recently, he ss^lce. Nursery ot all services. (449- E. Middle Turnpike. Daniel M. Bois­ noons are sort-and-get-ready yet but we were happy to receive 7909) vert, pastor. Sundays, lOo.m.; Wednes­ please: If you want your donation to served as pastor at St. day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Manchester residents who live in the West Vernon hours. Please call Joanne Coyken- it), Pavel and Julia Richloff, n iy t B o i ^ Chapel at the Dent, 240 Nazarana go to support a specific MACC Mark’s Lutheran Church H llls^ n Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Sotur day ot Street area are invited to attend Talcottville dall, our Clothing Bank coordina­ Community Baptist Church, South the month. Church e f the Nataraae, 234 Main St.. service or program, mark your in Charlotte, N.C. Krautzar, poster. (443-7S43) Congregatiiral Church’s Bible school, Aug. 17 through tor, at 646-4114 if you would like United Methodist Church and a ' H o rv M Tim e BopNst Church, 72 E. Pull Oespel interdenemlnotlenal Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior check or seiri us an accompanying Events planned for this Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of 25. There will be entertainment, era (t projects and lots more Information. We would appre­ very generous contribution from week at Emanuel CM tar St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. note. We love to hear from you and Eddy, paster. lOa.mwiSundw school; II Philip P. Saunders. Sundov, 10 o.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; of fun. A van is available to pick up children at ciate bearing from you. Peter Jeffers who has been one of include: adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church are more than happy to provide a.m., m omino service; 4 p.m., evenlno pre-arranged stops. Call 646-0815 for more information. We thought we might take a the primary benefactors of the service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesdoy at 7:30 and nursery; 4 p.m., evenlno prolse fo rm a tio n concerning both ser­ Sunday — 8 a.m., holy p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, breather and catch up with thank- shelter/soup kitchen long before we P.m: (443-9399) vice figures and financial records If communion; 9:30 a.m., at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m. (4444999) yous to the most recent sponsors even had a building. Bless you, worship; a.m., youth line, 4444731, 24 hours. you are Interested. An annual 1 1 and tenefactors. First off, my Peter. Paul Johansson Besael Hsril, Center street, Manches­ First Baptist Church report of aU activities and financial group meets to go tubing. ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., personal Uianks to those who sent in Chrtolian 8d«no« Pantacoatal action Is available. Ilie y are on the Monday — 7:30 p.m., phurch council. Sundoy school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. ’The following events are scheduled for this week at contributions to the conference in D A Y CAM P — Thought you u •4‘wrtlst. 447 bookcase. Just inside the door of the Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 10 a.m., Old Guard. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., United Pontaceslal Church, 1I7 First Baptist Church of Manchester; memory of my mother. Marietta might enjoy this note: “ While main office at St. Bartholomew. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Evangelism Committee. church service. Sunday sctuMl, and JehovBh’B w nm nM Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Sunday — 6:80 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 a.m., Phares; AnnaMae and ’Theodore rislting in Manchester, I read your ♦«>•■_ •m oll' children. (449-1444) Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Saturday article in the Manchrater We also have been gifted with an Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer; 0:30 p.m., Scandia Jehevah’s Witnesses, 447 Tolland day school; 11 o.m., memino worship; 4 worship hour with Dr. Bill Scott preaching ’”rhe Fruit Potocki, Roger Negro. Elisabeth Lodge picnic. eye-pleasing brochure descrlMng Turnpike, MonchMter. Tuesday, Con- p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Mblc of Iftctory," nursery care provided; 7 p.m., worship ’Turner, Stanley and Elisabeth Herald as concerns the current day gragatlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs- study (W ednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' the many works of the conference. Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. service wtih Scott preaching “ Possessing our Best, Richard J. Plavin, Elsie camp pnMram. My wife and I have dov. Theocratic Ministry School prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's H ie brochure is the product of a prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Possessions; ’’ Adult Children of Alcoholics. Werner, EJaine and Harirey Ka- returned home with a few unspent Church of ChifBl * (saeoklng*course), 7 p.m.; Service most talented MACC volunteer. meeting (ministry training), 7:90 p.m.; service (Friday). (4494B40) Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaten Anonymous. haner, Ray and PatGelting, shelter doUus from our trip. We would like SL Mary** Episcopal Church .C h y ch p i quirt, Lvdall and Vernon Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 You may have already received one ’Tuesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaten Anonymous; 6:30 and soup kitchen staff, Frances it applied anonymously to the day **T*?^* Montihester. Eupene Brewer, a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (444- of the brochures at your church. ‘Hie following events are scheduled this week at St. minister. Sunday tarvlces; 9a.m., BIMe 1490) p.m., churchwide visitation. Idxkowskl, Elaine Holcomb, and camp Program.” Thank you, ano­ Copies are available In the main Mary’s Episcopal Church: : “ •••••I 10 o-m., worship; 4 p.m., Piaabytarlan Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaten Anonymous; 6 Robert and Gloria Weiss. To you nymous friend. We have and thank Wednesdoy. 7 p.m., BIMe' you. Haven’t totaled up the bills yet. office. ^nday — 7:S0and9:30a.m.,holyeucharist. study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ Coventry Preshyterlon Church, p.m., Sunday school teachers’ and outreach leaders’ and to all of the loving folks who Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion; 10:45 a.m.. ces. (444-2903) Jawfsh — CofiBervative Route 44 and Trovdirldgo Rea I. Coven- m e^ n g; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and Bible study, led sent cards and flowers, my deepest but will provide an accounting BiUe study. try. Rev. Brad Evona, paster. SundOY, sometime next month. Mainland China opened Its first T e m M Bath Shelem, 400 E. Middle by Scott; Mission Friends; Girls-in-Action; Royal thanks for your prayers and kind CongicgatioiMri 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:49 a.m , Sunday Recent supporters of the emer­ television station in 1958. It was Thursdajr— 11 a.m., Ladies Guild. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. school; 7 p.m., Bible study or fallow- Ambassadon; Ac-Teens. thoughts. Friday — 7 p.m., peace vigil; 8 p.m., A.A. movln, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; ship. Wednesdoy, 7:30 p.m. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., A.C.O.A.; 8 p.m., Overeaten gency pantry include the Manches­ located in the city of Peking. Dr. 1 ^ wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ meeting, (74^71m ter telephone employees through Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. ces; 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 0:15 Anonymous. ADDITIONAL RECENT bene­ BoltM . Rev. Chorles H. Ericson, Mlnls- Preshytertup Church e f M oi______their Community Service Fund; servlee, nursery, (oSeS)*'' *®**"^- 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Friday — 1 p.m., Overeaten Anonymous. factors of MACC include Walter clH i^ schMl; II a.m., teilewship; chard Gray, pastor. W:30a.m., worship Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Leadbetter members of South United Metho­ Prasbytarlans have school proorom. (449-7077 service, nursery, 9:19 a.m., Sunday of Palm Harbor, Fla., for a gift in dist Church, who contribute be­ oince or 40-8078 porsonooe. school,- 7 p.m., InfomMl worship. tween $40 to $60 to the pantry every All children, from kindergarten through Junior high jMirteli — R«form (443-0904) memory of Gertrude Duncan; M.H. g |!W 4 6 f»4 hhj Church. li Southern Baptists to meet pope month (thanks also to Doris Cough­ school, are invited to attend vacation Bible school at the Center St., Mqnchester. Rev. Newell H. Temale t t m MIHoI, iooi Poster st. Massaro, Jean Kiellck and Frances SnC'* Rev. Robert J. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- 'NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P) — Two Southern BapUst Idxkowskl; and the Employees lin); to Manchester AARP (we’re Presbyterian Churc^h of Manchester. 43 Spruce St. ’The ** visitations; Rev. school will meet Aug. 17 through 21 from 9a.m. to 12: IS Sisvlees, 0:15 o.m. each Roman CathoHc leaclen say they will Join other U.S. Protestant leaden Federated Fund of Northeast Utili­ missing the chapter number, apolo­ S P ^ K S 2 ! ! £ [ 5 9- 5 1 '" '^ " ' emeritus,- Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. in meeting privately with Pope John Paul H on his gies); to Sarah Stephens; to St. p.m. Each day includes Bible stories, crafts, sin^ng, MIctuMi C. Thorntonr ossoclotG po^or. second Friday of each month. (444-0444) "♦ * AMumpflen, Adorns ties for a contribution in honor of 10 a.m., w o ^ lp service, sanctuary; 10 Street rt Thompson Rood, Manchester. September visit — although the denomination’s Bri(lget Church, which makes a EugaiM Browor games, puppets and more. Call 643-9375 or 643-0906. a.m. church school. (447-9941) Mario Campbelli. Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. pru den t declines to do so. Thank you also to those who have sizable yearly pledge to support n r r t Cenproprtlenol Church o f An- J o s^ Porel. Sohirdav moss at 5; Man’s opinion o f man h ovs wnr- *»■ Andover. The Rev. Tlie Rev. Harold C. Bennett, head of the recently supported the soup kitchen both the pantry and the Human Lutheran Church (LCA), *♦ *> ♦ * : » and ied from the pooslmlstlc uxtrsm# iSlSSTiL * i ^®7lor, paster. Summer noon. (443-2195) denomination’s executive committee, and Carolyn with their coidributions: the Chris­ Needs Fund; to St. Mary’s Episco­ Trinity Covenant Church IPi^ *♦•',Wonehester. The Rev. Dr. of total depravity to the naively ROtThIP* nursery core Kim-Eric Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold «L.6arihelensew's Church. 741 E. Weatherford of Birmingham, Ala., executive director tian Involvement Committee of St. pal Church and to Center Congrega­ (TC Tjff)* '*'*® "'"'"® ‘*“ ***b»6y o r o u o . T. wangerln, assistant pastor. Sche- MhMie Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. optlm M c oxtrsm# of humanism. The fo U ^ n g evenU are scheduled at ’Trinity M ortin'J. Scholsky, paster. Saturday of the Woman’s Missionary Union, say they will James (St. James pledges monthly tional Church for generous duie: I a.m., holy communion, nursery participate in the meeting Sept. II in Columbia, S.C. contributions Tha first doridy hoMs that. aH at Covenant Church for the coming week: H rrt CenpreppHenol Church e l Cev- j» r e ; 9 :1 ^ .m ., church school, Chrls- 5!“**aJ Sundoy masses at 8:30, flnanci^ support to both She­ birth kihertt a ’WntuI natural from enlrv, 1in Main St., Coventry. Rev. tlon growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 10 and 11:30 a.m. Evangelist Bil^ Graham, a Southern Baptist, also Is July contributors to the MACC Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship services; pherd’s Place and the Samaritan Adam, Isoving them obooluMy ■roce Johnson, paster, 11 a.m., wor­ *9<’ '"*un>on, nursery core. St. B r k M _ C h w «h , 70 Main St., Human Needs Fund include Leo­ 9:15 a.m., coffee hour. ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church CGW*93Ii I Atonchestw. Rev. Robert T. Russo and to take part. Shelter), Richard and Lisa Plavin Inoopable o f go o d . T h e tadtor cr- nard Yost, Theodore and Ruth ’Tues^y — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La l^^jteu se. Nursery care provided. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church Rm/. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. However, the Rev. Adrian Rogers of Memphis, (incorrectly acknowledged as Ri­ eduloualy protumoe that man, on St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ * P-"*-*' Sunday masses Tenn., the denomination’s president, says he won’t Oiambers, Howard and Carol Strada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper. at 7:30,9,10:30^^ neon. (443-2403) chard and Lisa Ploirn; sorry, his own, can produce a Utopian M ttiRCh, 309 son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, take part, declining to give hU reasons, saying “ they Rovegno, Ethel Robb, Winifred . „” “?*‘l?>^~®'*®®-'"-*'®™«“’»prayerbreakfastat M«ehester. The Rev. V. pastor emeritus. Schedule; 8 o.m., St. James Church. 894 Main St., RabM), Julia and Pavel Richloff, sociely. Jes4|ph MlltMi, pastor. 9 a.m., worship Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski, are best not expressed in public media.” McCormick, John and Ann La Strada Restaurant. worship with holy communion the first and tte employees of the Manches­ I surely am aware of tha eviipro- service, Sunday school, and nursery for and third Sundays; 9:30 a.m., worship Rev- David Baranewskl, Rev. Joseph McClain, Marianne Wilcox, the chjldren; nursery available. (449-2843) with holy communion the second and Kell^M sgr. Edward J. Reardon. ter telephone company who not only pensMea lurkltiB In the hoarta o f fourth Sundays. (443-1193) Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; p o o ^ Yot each la mada In Qotfh Sunday masses at 7:38, 9, 10:30 a.m., _Laty)gn„Lulhergn Omrch of Mon- UnRarlant adopt resolution Imago, having tha eapocify to Concordia Lutheran Church ♦tv - ^ v .O o v Id Jarvis, minister. Rapu- neon, and 5 p.m. (4434129) mS t S i )*’ **■' «P "e ‘iester. ChOMtL 1480 Main St., U ’TTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The General Assembly ehoooa rsdomptkxi In Christ Ual-A-RM to church; 0:49 o.m., Covm trv. Pother James J. Williamson, (John 3:10), ohafiongod by tlw Activities scheduled this week at Concordia Lutheran ^ u r d i school, nursery to grade eight, Prince e f Peace Lutheran Church, oojtor' Mosses: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; of the Unitarian Universalist Association adopt^ a Church include: SI North River Rood, LAND WANTED goapol msoagg (Romano 1:1R pdult d l y uselen; 1 1 a.m., coffee and " •J*’ - S a " « v . Confessions resolution urging congregations to study and review fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunler choir; 4 Douthwolte, paster. 4:3 0 to9 p .nt. ^ r d a y . (7424495) 10:17)- Sunday— 9a.m., holy communion; nursery care. Service. the legal, moral and economic Issues surrounding an p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., (742-754I) S* »t-,**awl«e. M Hebron Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian Education Commit­ P o o j' Bolton. The Rev. J. Cllfterd individual’s “ right to die.” 5* ACRES Nor am I Ignorant of Iho biM- tee; agoraphobia support. , . 2 * * ■TM oallcal Lutheran Church Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss otSp.m.; loclual and moral oapobWtIoo of * ), Cooper and High The Rev. uniUam Schuls, president of the 1M,00^ 9 5 0 6 "♦ *:1* and 11 o.m. m oa But I oioo know o f tha OfiD- Wednesday — 10:30a.m., agoraphobia support. •^TwtSjManchester. Rev. Charles W. (443-4444) member association, called It the “ faith of the fTh*- Church of the Living God sondsolfishnsascharactip- 2 Friday —7 p.m., A.A. TalcettvHle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Kohl, poster. 9:30a.m., Divine worship; and said it has grown by 18 new congregations In the 10:45 o.nj. I^nday school; Holy Com- of Manchester tha unaonctiftad hoort Tha Boer and Rev. Oaborah Hasderff. 10 m w lon first and third Sunday. (449. past year, with 20 e x p e < ^ to be added in 1687-88. . RPJJWP «"«• church 4343) ____ about man Noo aonwMdiora school. (4494)019) SalvatkMi Army is interested in the purchase of land in the botwoon thooo aRtramao. Ho Is no South United Methodist Church .Salvotlen ^ y , m i Main St., Mon- Town of Manchester passivo lump awaWng aomo irro- Mathodist **Ts. Gary A s p a r ^ - Raformad Church alacts laadar sMIbla oompulalon from Qod. COVMMint loger. 9:W a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 ’IhefM low inf eventsare scheduled this weekatSouth _B elfea United Methodist church, * for the building of a worship facility. N o r la ho o a iM ila o f aovlng Mm- T M ^ Cewmeaf Church, 302 Hack- 1041 fr i"" ttall"***. meeting; 4 p.m., salva­ HOLLAND, Mich. (A P ) — An Oklahoma pastor, the United Methodist Church: Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart tion meeting. (^7707). aolf. motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, m t o r , 9:30 o.m ., church Rev. Robert Wise, is the new president of the Reformed Sunday — 6:36 a.m.. summer choir: 10 a.m., holy Swerisen, P ^ o r . Rev. Paul P. Knight, school; 11 a.m., worship service, Church in America, elected at the general synod here Please Contact Charch ef the Uvhig God communioo, with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preaching; assistant paster. Schedule: 8 and 10 nursery. (4494472) ' Unitarian Univaraallat preschool nnnery. a ^ , worship services; 9:30 a.m., Nerth United Methodist Church, of the 342,275-member denomination. Pastor David Mullen 372 Main Street coffee hour. (449-flKW 300 Monday — A. A. Parker St., (^ c h a s t e r . Dr^WIHlSm C UhlYsrsollrt Secialy-Bast, The Rev. Wilbur Washington of New York City was CHURCH OF CHRIST Trench, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben- 1 0 W' Vernon St., Monchester. Rev. elected vice president, the first bladi person to win that Asst. Pastor Manchester, C T 06040 LydaN a Vernon tlrooli Thesday — 6 a.m., fair workshop. EptoooiMl n ^ , vlsttatlon minister. Summer sche­ p iP y Hjoth, minister. 10:30 a.m., Wednesday— 7:36 p.m., Oscaine Anonymous. dule; 9 o.m., worship service. No «oTa and youth rell- office. He is pastor of First Reformed Church in Earle Blanchard Ph. 647-7355 / 0-5, M-F church school. Nursery ter preschool­ Queens; Wise Is pastor of Our Lord’s Community Friday — 16 a.m., Al-Aaen. Sf. Beerae'e Bal r 1190 ! 2 ? r t c e * « r a ) coffee Boston Turnpike, I ers 3 and younger. (4494494.) Church in Oklahoma City. ;-ww1■«e1^^^r^*■:1MP>^ n I ♦ v’i"V4V*Vf * r » • * *

Weddings and Engagemento Absorb all of the book, About Town Picnic & movie on Thursday ested, you may call Muriel Werbner V Elditor’s note: This column is at 047-1481. ^ reading 40% of the text prepared by the staff of the Senior Citizene Our best wishes to Bob Schuber, lianchester Senior Citizens’ Sabby DlMarco, Art Bouffard. John By Ike Flores C e ^ r . Dahm, Bert Loughrey and Walter The Associated Press DeLisle. We wish all of you a speedy center at 3:30 p.nr. About 15 seats Bv Jeanette Cave recovery. WINDERMERE, Fla. — Two years i.- Z*-il Senior Center Director are still available. If you want to go, ago. Max Morris went through a spell of you can pay the day of the trip in the enforced idleness. Cataracts in one eye If you haven’t attended the center front office. The cost is $3. Schedule for the week made it difficult for him to read his on a Thursday for one of our Seats are still available for the Bible. picnics, you have already missed a Rockingham race track on Sept. 15. Monday — bingo, 10 a.m.; He tried different ways to improve his treat. After a nice meal, we proceed The cost is $29.50, which includes pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; golf. reading ability and settled on emphasiz­ to the center’s auditorium for a nice transportation, admission to the Tuesday — grocery shopping, ing key words and phrases by making movie. So far this summer we have race track, and dinner (roast beef call 24 hours in advance for ride; them larger and bolder. seen “ Cocoon,” “ Funny Lady,” or scrod). If interested, call Don non-grocery shopping (K mart), call before noon Monday for ride. The result was Kwikscan. a printing “ Love Story” and “ On Golden Berger at Senior Travel, 875-0538. Wednesday — arts and crafts, process designed to let readers absorb ./.-f.n Pond.” These movies were shown Otiier trips are scheduled as n - v the content of written material while on our 42-inch video screen, where follow: 12:30 p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.m.; i- Mt I reading only 40 percent of the text. A you can see from any point in the Aug. 14 — Ingleside Mall — $3. Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; pino­ learning specialist says it might keep auditorium. At our last movie, we FuU. chle, 9; 30 a.m. iT.r.i Thursday— orchestra rehearsal, some slower students from dropping out even served free popcorn! Aug. 18 — Newport — $82.50. of school. For the month of August, the Includes transportation, lunch 9 a.m.; picnic, 5 p.m.. Silk City (chicken or scrod), tour and cruise Chorus barber shop. Morris, an entrepreneur with a I i : center will offer two evening I on Narragansett ^ y . Cal) Senior Friday — bingo, 10 a.m.; crib- doctorate in divinity, is showcasing his picnics. This is a good opportunity ) work through the Bible, emulating the for those who work or for those who Travel, 8758538. bage, 9 a.m.; setback, 12:30 p.m. Transportation; To and from the example of Johann Gutenberg, the are too busy to attend the center Aug. 28 — Ocean Beach — Full. senior center, call for a ride at least German credited with inventing mova­ ERICA OeJOANNIS & TANYA SINES during the daytime and operating Taking waiting list. Aug. 27 — Northfield Mountain— 24 hours In advance. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grenier ble printing type more than five . . . get Girl Scout Silver Award hours, to enjoy the center’s activi­ Mrs. Harold Parker centuries ago. Morris is publishing the ties and meet new and old friends. $12. Includes transportation, lunch King James version of the New We start serving at 5 p.m. and the (chicken or haddock), river boat Menu tor the w«ik Grenier-PaganI Testament in Kwikscan. Gills get Scout awards cost is only $1.50 for the picnic meal. cruise down the Connecticut River. Parker-Bellingham Kwikscan enlarges and boldfaces On Aug. 8. the Silk a t y Chorus Sept. 24-28 — Lake George, N.Y. Wednesday — Tuna-macaroni MAX MORRIS Erica DeJoannis and Tanya Sines of Troop 2 in - FaU Foliage. $179.50 per person Sandra Lorraine Pagani and Scott Kirsten Ann Bellingham, daughter of words within the regular text to form barbershop group will entertain, salad plate, roll, dessert, beverage. Manchester received the Girl Scout Silver Award >tUw Includes transportation, two nights’ Matthew Grenier were married June 27 Mrs. Colette SwitaJ of 7 Neiderwerfer separate sentences, synthesizing the • .. developed Kwikscan starting at 8 p.m. Our sumnner Thursday — “ Evening Picnic,” eighth annual Connecticut Valley Girl Scout C®**®®*’ * accommodations, meals, boat at Italian Shrine in Wickham Park, Road in South Windsor and Mr. David message into a few words that can be lunch program, which operates hot dog on roll, cole slaw, baked Gold and Silver Reception held at the Hartford cruise, tours and more. Fliers Manchester, with Wallace J. Irish Jr. Bellingham, of Bristol, and Harold more quickly and easily digested than trained them in the .special computer every Weitaesday, Thursday, and beans, dessert, beverage. Insurance Group’s Tower Suite. available at the center. Register officiating. Parker, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Tinella. of the whole work. The text remains intact program devised for the process. They Friday during the sunnmer, will end Friday — Fish sandwich. Juice, The awards were given for Scout excellence andwe with Daniels Travel, 648-3012. The bride is a the daughter of Mr. and Bristol and Mr. Harold Parker of for those who want to read the complete decided which words, phrases, senten­ Aug. 14 and resume the second dessert, beverage. development of skills and values as demonstrated in Oct. 78 — Rocking Horse Resort Mrs. Nicholas H. (Alice) Pagani of Middlefield were married June 13 at St. book. ces and paragraphs should be emphas­ week in September on a full the ^ rls ’ responsibilities. — $184 per person. Includes trans­ Mancheter. The bridegroom is the son of Thomas Church in Southington. The process employs narrower co­ ized to provide for quick, smooth schedule. portation, accommodations and Rose Smith of New Hampshire and lumns and uses indicators to direct eye reading. The computer program con­ The center will be closed for two Scores The bride is a graduate of St. meals, complimentary cocktail George Grenier Jr. of West Willington. Margaret McTeaman in Waterbury and movement to each line containing the taining the entire text was then sent to a Support group masts weeks, from Aug. 17 to Sept. 1, for Friday, July 24, setback — Dorn Kath Parizo, sister of the bridegroom, key words. printer. cleanup and minor repairs. During party, live entertainment and danc­ is employed by East Hartford Aircraft HARTFORD — The Hartford Area Support Group ing each night, indoor and outdoor Anastasio 131; Helena Gavello 123; was maid of honor. Dawn Scabies, Federal Credit Union in Southington. We don’t distort the text in any way ‘ ‘Depending on the text, we have to get this time the office will be open for for people who stutter wU meet Aug. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in recreational activities including Ada Rojas 123; Peter Casella 120; Roxanne Mulvey were bridesmaids. The groom is a graduate of Plainville Every word is there.” says the bearded somebody very knowledgeable in the business, but regularly scheduled the Guy Phelps Room at the ConnecUcut Mutual Life horseback riding, buggy rides, hay Amelia Anastasio 118. Casey Grenier and Ginger Grenier were High School and is a carpenter with Morris. 57, a Southern Baptist who has subject,” says Morris, who notes there activities will be canceled. The Insurance Co.. The group is open to all who stutter. For rides, square dancing, indoor pool flower girls. (bounty Wide Construction. preached, served as a consultant to were “ discussions and consensus" buses will run for grocery and Monday, July 27, pinochle — and sauna and ntore. Fliers are Perry Parizo. brother-in-law of the television ministers Jerry Falwell and among the scholars on what Bible more information, call 875-8401 after 7 p.m. non-grocery shopping and trips. If Lottie Lavoie 813; Bob Ahearn 766; available at the center. Register groom, was best man. Ushers were Fariey>Melko Rox Humbard, and run several phrases to emphasize. you need a ride for one of these Mabel Loomis 785; Edith Albert Robert Scabies and Scott Holcomb. businesses. An example from Morris' New activities, please call the center at Aug. 10 at 9:30 a.m. 758; Dom Anastasio 758; Leon Woman appointed to Air Guard Golfers are reminded that the Shawn Violette was ringbearer. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Farley of “ But Kwikscan’s greatest value.” Testament (with capital letters substi­ least 24 hours in advance. Fallot 752; Ada Rojas 732. VERNON — Judith A. Montgomery, R.N., supervi­ Arizona scramble will be held on After a reception at the American Manchester announce the engagement according to Morris, “ is in acquiring tuting for the boldfaced upper and lower Assistance is always needed with Monday, July 27, golf — Low net; sor of Rockville General Hospital’s operating im m , is Aug. 24. If anyone is interested, Legion Hall, the couple left on a trip to of their daughter, Ellen D. Farley, to quick information. You can scan it (the case of Kwikscan). from John; sprucing up your center. If you Ted Gadarowski 31; Bill Ledne 32; the first woman appointed to command the Air please contact one of the league the White Mountains in New Jay T. Melko, son of Mr. and Mrs. text), get the kernel of it and improve ” 10: THEN THE DISCIPLES WENT have any time to spare, even an Joe Desimone 33; Sam Meile 33; officers. Hampshire. Joseph T. Melko of Glenview, Rl. your understanding and retention of it.” AW AY AGAIN unto their own home. U. National Guard’s 104th Tactical CUnic. hour, please call us. We especially Phil Dupont 38; Lyman Smith 33; The bride is a graduate of Manchester The bride-elect is vice president and BUT M ARY STOOD without at the Montgomery Joined the clinic as a nurse in 1906. She need help with painting. No Job Visiting Nurse and Home Care of The patented system can be applied to ....Mandiester is seeking volunteers Vince Girard 33; BillRunde33; TOd High School and works at J.C. Penny show manager of Professional Exposi­ any text: novels, the classics, legal sepulchre weeping: AND AS SHE will continue to serve the unit as chief nurse. requires any lifting or strenuous Lagace 33; Merrill Dickenson 33; n for the hospice program to serve Catalog Distribution Center in tion Management Co., Chicago. reports, trade Journals, technical W EPT. SHE stopped down, and Montgomery is a graduate of the Catherine Laboure work. Ladies are also encouraged Will Messier 33. Low gross: Ray Manchester. The prospective bridegroom is ,i documents. LOOKED INTO THE SEPULCHRE School of Nursing in Boston, Mass. She and her to get involved; Our center has patients and their families, in their homes, in the Manchester and Evelhoch 36; Bob Barde 40; Ed The bridegroom attended Manchester account executive with United Exposi­ Still, the success of the system hinges AND SEETH TWO ANGELS in white husband, Steve, live in Somers. always been one that we can be Bolton areas. Volunteers may be Adams 40; HalWalz41; MikeZwick High School and works at Kurtzman & tion Servicew Co.. Chicago on public reception of the Kwikscan New sitting, the one at the head, and the other proud of and can show off to our 41; Ray Martina 42; Joe Grinavich Violette Heating and Air Conditioning. A November wedding is planned in at the feet, where the body of Jesus had friends. Won’t you help? Call the asked to make supportive home Testament. Some 650,000 copies of the Volunteara ara naadad visits and reassuring phone calls to 42; Mike Massaro 43; Pete Foster The couple plans to liv e in Glenview, Rl. 421-page paperback volume were or­ lain.” center offlce if you can lend a hand. the patient, stay with the patient to 43; Terry Workhoven 43; John, Manchester. dered and began moving into bookstores Micro-Books Inc., a company formed The Greater Hartford Chapter of the American Red Be advised that the trip to the Hahn 48; Ja<* Funke 43; Harris Harkness Memorial State Park is give some relief to the patient’s McClatchey-Duncan around the nation a few weeks ago at by Morris and his wife, Nila Vae, is Cross is looking for drive volunteers. Training is Gibson 43. $7.95 each. publishing the Kwikscan bMks, which provided on Aug. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon at still on and will leave Aug. 3. Bring primary care giver, hrip with Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. McClatchey of will include a series of “ how-to” books to headquarters at 209 Farmington Ave., Farmington. your lunch and enjoy the beach. The transportation or grocery diop- Wednesday, July 20, pinochle — “ We think it could be very, very big,” plng, and in some cases Just provide St. Anne, Rl., announce the engagement says Mike Anderson, a marketing be sold in supermarkets. Volunteers are accepted with or without medical air-conditioned coach will leave the Bob Ahearn 777; Ada Rojas 721; mu A-needed socialisation. If Inter­ of their daughter, Karen Lynn McClat­ execuUve at Riverside Book and Bible background. Those with medical backgrounds will be center at 9; 30 a.m. and return to the Mabel Loomis 721; Martin Bakston Tbeir latest project is to set up a chey, to Michael J. Duncan, son of Sue House Inc. of Iowa Falls. Iowa, one of trained as health history interviewers. 721. Jones of Lafayette, Ind., and John division of Micro-Books called Micro- the country’s largest Bible wholesalers For more information, call 878-2002 Wednesday, July 20, bridge — Duncan of Okeechobee, Fla. "'***®** would adapt industrial and In adapUng the Bible to Kwikscan’ Joanne A lla rd 4,330; D oris An October wedding is planned. military manuals and materials to the Thoughts Morris hired three Bible scholars and system. McCarthy 3,9M; Helen Vogt 3,840; KIdt twim at tha Y Barbara Couklin 3,840; Evelyn EAST HARTFORD — The East Branch YWCA will Cailhig direct There you needn’t wondn* ff you Burton 3,410; Ruth Pemberton offer another session of Sesame Swim at the Holiday should go further. This is the reason 3,300; Mary Sargent 3,300; Sally Inn The program Is for parents and infants or toddlers • David Urey was desperate. His Jesus said, “ I am going to the Gardstine 3,130. ages 6 to 38 months. The session begins Monday wife lay critically ip ju r^ from an Father, for the Father is greater Support group meets meeting twice a week at a cost of $25 for four weeks plus auto accident in West Virginia. than I . . .” (John 14.28b), Jesus was RHAM takes enrollees $10 for children’s membership. Doctors said she needed innmediate going to the Father ... right to the TOLLAND — The Hicks-Steams Family Museum is ROCKVILLE — A support group for parents of aasses for children ages 3 to 5 will also begin on attention from a neurosurgeon if heaihiuarters. Go to church tomor­ the setting for a lawn concert on Aug. 11 from 6: SO to S children with asthma or other breathing disorders will '*®"*‘^'*'**® RHAM High Monday. she were to survive. row and worship God. Go right to (green p.m. Traditional New England folksongs, Irish tunes, be held Monday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Rockville General HHAM Junior High School should call for For more information, call 289-6706. • Urey tried to charter a helicop­ the top. Offer your prayers to Him and stories will be featured by Jim Douglas and Tim Hospital on Union Street. For more information call registration. High school studenU should call the ter to fly her to Washington, D.C., and you’ll receive even greater Van Egmond. 872-0501. ext. 363. 22»-M47andJunior high school where the nearest adequate medi­ answers to your needs than David The museum opens at 6 p.m. and guests are students should call the main office at 228-9423. State Visiting nursas offar clinics cal care was available. He failed. Urey received from the White lliidge encouraged to bring seating and a picnic supper. RHAM kids attend seminar health records must be on file with VERNON — The Visiting Nurse k (k)mmunity Care • Finally be declared, “ I ’m House. “ My God will supply all Rain date is Aug. 12. the school prior to student’s admission. going to call the White House.” It your needs according to his glorious RCWOeNTIAL CARE Inc of Vernon wiU hold well-child cUnics at the CAY. W IIK OR MONTH HEBRON — Students at RHAM High School and was a bold act, but as a result. riches in Christ Jesus.” — Phlllppl- Coventry High School attended a seminar recently in following locations and times: OpMilngs at YMCA nursery Hospice names new head Vernon — Union Congregational Church, Aug. 5,12, President Nixon’s private helicop­ ans 4.19. LitchReld for leadership training. Karen LaFountain, ter was innmedlately dispatched to Have a great weekend. 64M 985 VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA has openings Corey Wilson of RHAM High School and Shaun Ck>ur of L in d a M ^ fm * Hospice in Stafford Springs has named 19,28 M044„WBO.ORnN. Stefford — United Methodist Church, Aug. 20 Urey’s aid. for $• and 4-year-olds in their nursery school programs Coventry High School were elected offlcers of the the volunteer coordinator, McGumJoins Rev. Neraute E. Swenen. Paster Adult clinics are offered for senior dtisens. For • It helps to go right to the top for the 1M7-U year. For registration, call 872-7329. American Industrial Arts Association. voluntcc^ *even years of experience as a hospice Trinity Ceveaaat Charch Information on locations and times, call S7^010S. where the final authority rente.

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Hot tingles DEAR DEAR ABBY: I’m 95 years old 1. “l sun Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For" U2 ABBY: Than and have been married for 11 years, (laland) you for printing and I still can’t get friends and the letter from relatives to call me by my real 2. "l Want Your Sex" George Michael (Columbia)the woman who 3. "Shakedown" Bob Seger (MCA) name! I kept my maiden name objected to her Dear Abby when I got married. Still, after li 4. “Heart and Soul" TPau (Virgin) pastor’s habit of 5. “Luka” Suzanne Vega (A&M) years, I get mail addressed to my dropping in un­ Abigail Van Buren first name and my husband’s last 8. “Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" Gloria Estefan & expectedly. We name. I am even introduced that Miami Sound Machine (Epic) fS clergy are under way. 7. “Who’a That Girl" Madonna (Sire) the same gen­ I had mailing labels printed with 8 “Cross My Broken Heart" The Jets (MCA) eral rules of my full name and my husband’s full 9. “Alone” Heart (Capitol) courtesy as eve­ name and always put them on 10. “Wot's It To Ya" Robbie Nevil (Manhattan) ryone else. Surely aK phone call to been left on. Christmas and birthday cards. It T o p LPs say that we intend to visit is not only Perhaps your readers have a hasn’t helped. I have the feeling courteous, but may result in a more gracious solution to this little that my decision to keep my maiden 1. “Whitney" Whitney Houston (Arista) productive call as well. problem. name makes some people uncom­ 2. “Bad Animals" Heart (Capitol) From our side, may I express a A REVEREND fortable. I ’m sorry they feel that complaint? Must I compete, when 3. “Whitesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) FROM ARIZONA way, but I don’t regret mydecision. visiting in someone’s home, with 4. "The Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) How can I get people to acknowl­ soap operas, game shows or wha­ 5. “Bigger and Defter” L.L. Cool J (Def Jam) DEAR REVEREND: The TV edge my proper name and respect tever might be on television? I was should certainly be turned off 8. “Glrls. Girls, Girls” Motley Crue (Elektra) my wishes? I know I’m not the only under the impression that when a before opening the door to an 7. “Duotones" Kenny G. (Arista) one with this problem, so if this visitor came to the door, the TV was expected visitor. However, unex­ makes your column. I ’ll make 8. “‘Beverly Hills Cop II’ Soundtrack" (MCA) turned off before answering the pected guests should not be of­ copies of it and send it to everyone 9. “ln the Dark” The Grateful Dead (Arista) door so that the caller would know fended if they drop in on someone who needs to be reminded. 10. “Sllppery When Wet” Bon JovI (Mercury) that he or she was welcome. who is watching TV and the IRRITATED Country singlet So, there I sit, trying to carry on a surprised "host or hostess’’ simply DEAR IRRINTATED: I think conversation, with no offer from turns the TV down "listening with you state your case very well. 1. “One Promise Too Late" Reba McEntIre (MCA)my parishioner to turn off the one ear and watching with one Here’s your letter. I hope it helps. intrusive TV program. Lately I 2. “A Long Line of Love” Michael Martin Murphay eye” Not all people prefer drop-in DEAR ABBY: Help! I will be (Warner Bros.) have been refusing to stay longer company to their favorite TV than a minute or two if the TV has entering high school this fall and 3. "Telllng Me Lies" Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, program. desperately want to go out for Emmylou Harria (Warner Bros.) football, but my mother doesn't 4. “Why Does It Have to Be" Restless Heart (RCA) want me to. 5. “Whlakey. If You Were a Woman" Highway 101 Botulism doesn’t appear Abby, I am 6 foot 2 and weigh 210 (Warner Bros.) pounds. All of my friends think I 8.“Born to Boogie” Hank Williams Jr. (Wamer-Curb) should play football, but my mother 7. “Clnderella” Vince Gill (RCA) as typical food poisoning is afraid I’ll get hurt. 8. “Fallln’ Out” Waylon Jennings (MCA) Don’t you agree that an A-B student should be allowed to be 9. ’Traln of Memories” Kathy Mattea (Mercury) D E A R D R . involved in sports if he wants to? 10. “She’s Too Good to Be True” Exile (Epic) GOTT: What is My mom says wrestling is OK, but infant botulism, not football. Top pop compact disks how does one get BIG GUY it and why don’t 1. “Whitney” Whitney Houston (Arista) DEAR BIG GUY: In view of your 2. “The Joshua Tree” U2 (laland) more doctors Dr. Gott know about it? scholastic standing, I think this 3. “Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" The Peter Gott, M.D. decision should be yours. But Beatles (Capitol) DEAR remember, every sport has its 4. “Duotones" Kenny G. (Arista) READER: Bot­ risks. 5. “lnto the Dark" The Grateful Dead (Arista) ulism is a se­ 8.“Bad Animals” Heart (Capitol) rious form of 7. “Solltude Standing” Suzanne Vega (A&M) food poisoning WMUV 8. “Whltesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) that can affect children and adults as in botulism in adults. Infant Health 9. “Tango In the Nlghf’ Fleetwood Mac (Warner alike. It is caused by eating foods botulism is slow enough in develop­ Bros.) that are contaminated by an ing that it can be waylaid by early 10. ’’Graceland’’ Paul Simon (Warner Bros.) endotoxin, a poison produced by a action with the respirator. class.of bacteria called Clostridium DEAR DR. GOTT: Several years botulinum. ago I began having heartburn Botulism does not produce the continuously. I started eating a Best-Sellers typical picture of food poisoning, small piece of aloe vera each night such as stomach upset and fever. and the heartburn quit. Is there a Symptoms occur between one and problem with eating aloe vera? M Fiction seven days after eating contami­ DEAR READER: Not to my nated food that has usually been 1. “Misery,” Stephen King knowledge. However, I think that canned or improperly cooked. you should discover the cause of 2. "Weep No More, My Lady,” Mary Higgins Clark Weakness is usually the first sign; your heartburn. You may have an by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. 3. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow this is followed by double vision and ulcer, gastritis or peptic esophagi­ 4. disaster,” L. Ron Hubbard difficulty swallowing. Nausea and S tis, which would require specific 5. "The Haunted Mesa,” Louis L’Amour vomiting occur in less than half of treatment more effective than aloe. IMPROVE MEMORY 8. ”Dlrk Gentl/s Holistic Detective Agency,” the cases. Because hiatal hernia is a com­ A woman remarked, "Since tak­ Douglas Adams Because the diagnosis is difficult ing B vitamins, I know what I mon cause of of heartburn, I am 7. “Windmills of the Gods,” Sidney Sheldon to establish, treatment with anti­ went into the next room to get, or sending you a free copy of my 8. “Fine Things,” Danielle Steel toxin is often delayed. About turned around to do, or what I’m "Health Report on Hiatal Hernia." going after when I get into the car two-thirds of cases are fatal. 9. T o Sail Beyond the Sunset,” Robert Helnlein Other readers who want a copy of and start driving." (Sound famll- 10. T h e Eyes of the Dragon," Stephen King Doctors know about botulism, but this newsletter should send $l and Iw?) "It’s really a thrill to know the disease is unusual, especially in t.n* not losing my mind and that their name and address to P.O. Box Nonfiction sporadic forms, and does not come all I needed was vitamins and 91369, Cleveland, Ohio HlOl-3369. readily to mind when sick infants minerals - mainly B vitamins." 1. T h e Cloaing of the American Mind,” Allan Bloom Be sure to ask for the "Health become infected. Your doctor or pharmacist can as­ 2. “Communion,” Whitley Strleber Report on Hiatal Hernia." sist you in selecting proper vi­ 3. T h e Great Depression of 1990,” Ravi Batra Pediatricians recommend tamin supplements. against giving honey in any form to DEAR DR. GOTT: My brother 4. “A Day In the Life of America,” Rick Smolan and was diagnosed as having a floating David Cohen children under age 1 because of the chance that it may contain lx>tu- stomach. Is this a serious ailment? 5. "Hammer,” Armand Hammer lism. Infants seem to be particu­ DEAR READER: I don’t know .?■ I ^ 8. “Everything To Gain,” Jimmy and Rosalynn larly sensitive to botulism in honey. what a "floating stomach" is. As Carter There is a major distinction people age, their stomachs sag; hi"* i i] 7. "When Rabbit Howla,” TruddI Chase between infant botulism and the this causes maldigestion, heart- NailoMl Pm cilfllM Cmwn 8. “Love, Medicine & Miracles,” BernIe S. Siegel botulism that adults get. Anytime a bum and gas. The diagnosis of 9. T h e 8-Week Cholesterol Cure,” Robert Kowalski baby experiences difficulty in brea­ “ floating stomach’’ is just too 348 Main Street ■iiifHsi 10. “Cultural Literacy,” E.D. HIrsch Jr. thing, it is put on a respirator, vague. Your brother should ask his Manchester which is one reason that infant doctor for an explanation that is (Courtesy of Time, the weekly news magazine) botulism is not as likely to be fatal more rational and understandable. 649-1025 a — MA N C H m iiR HERALD. gaturdaT. Aim, imt

Between the Lines...... MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 1.1987 - M Cover Story The stoiy behind the stoiy By Josie Talia Shire wants to do eveiything The days simply aren’t long enough for this talented actress Q. Dame Kiri Te Kanawa is gorgeous. What is her ethnic background and how did she By Jane Ardmore in all the “Rocky” films as learning a lot about how a film come to receive the Order of the Rocky’s wife. Adrian, for which is put together. Very excjting. British Empire? Tom Miller, he was bom into a in ’76 she earned another England, the Bahamas. When a Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii multi-talented family, is Academy nomination and a Best talent like Sean Connery who A. Her ethnic background is herself multi-talented, so Supporting Actress Award from merged so perfectly with the role mixed and pretty impressive: that it took a while to the New York Film Critics... in film history reconnects with Her father’s family is descended make her original career plus dozens of otter acting the role at another period in from a chief of the Maoris, the decision. “As a child, I performances (“I consider time, it is a tricky project. But it Polynesian natives that inhabited hadS this tremendous love for myself a character actress who was made and released, was an New Zealand before the t ■ beauty — painters, painting, can transform into many elegant movie and a very big Europeans moved in; and her music, ballet — I was almost people”), always bringing to hit. mother’s Irish-English family literally struck down by music each her black-eyed intensity, “Then we sort of sat down was descended from Sir Arthur and so loved the creation of warmth and indomitable spirit — and asked ourselves what we Sullivan of the famed musical ballet, my first thought was to most recently in the NBC movie wanted as a lifestyle. Location team Gilbert and Sullivan. create it choreographically — “Mafia Wife," opposite Tony life? I wasn’t comfortable about She was bom in New Zealand shape the piece." Franciosa and Eileen Brennan. that. I couldn't see myself out and trained there and in London, She still has that in mind. Not In person, te r black hair worn on location without the family, where she first appeared at the ballet now but film — acting, straight with slightly or Jack going out on location London Opera Center. Over the unmanageable bangs, she looks while I was acting in L.A. We’d ffiHreiPrt-- with which she began to fall in years, as you probably know, love at Yale Drama School. more graduate student than the married because it seemed so she has graduated to the most Because she is, in fact, an mother of five she is. When she natural and right for us to be important joles and companies actress, someone with the married Schwartzman, some together.” around the world. She received understanding to become other eight years ago, his son Jimmy She had been filming the OBE in 1973 because she’s a people, a woman with an was 18 (he is now a creative “Windows” just before they citizen of the British Empire and enormous zest for life, who has cinematographer) and his met, and her producer, Michael an accomplished one. now become a producer as well. daughter Stephanie was 14, “a Bell, kept telling her about Jack Talia Shire. sensitive and special age for a and wanting them to meet. And In red and black striped skirt, girl and very exciting for me of course, she knew of him bright red shirt, bulky black who had grown up with two professionally. Jack Q. Please tell me what has leather Reeboks and cuffed black brothers and had a small son of Schwartzman who has a gift for happened to Gilda Radner. Is wool socks, she comes charging my own,” she explains. financially putting together films she ill, still married to Gene into the Bel Air family home, that the industry might not think “Then Jack and I had our two feasible: “Coming Home,” for Wilder, still working? Stella V., having first driven car pools for sons, our family expanded and Edinburg, Texas sons Matthew (12), Jason (7'A) example, and “Bonnie and /I expanded and t^ a m e my Clyde,” films a bit outside the A. She was quite ill for awhile; and Robert (4'/i), then gone priority. People have their Art Malik usual mold. she had a malignant ovarian cyst Chris Sarandon marketing, and finally, for hours priorities, so be it. Mine removed recently, but according Q. Ptoue teU me a UtOe about actor Art Malik, such as where has been involved in advertising Shire wasn’t interested in Q. Please teU me all about Chris Sarandon. I think he’s definitely is family. I grew up dating then. “But once I did go to an associate, she’s now M sfrom and what he’s been in. Linda DiGiacco, Fairview and promotion plans for the that way, the family means f^ u lo u s. N.C., N. Manchester, Ind.; Jolinda Yantk, Palo to dinner, well, it was instant; feeling great. She is still married NJ.;B.S., Fre^ricton, N.B.; J.M.A., Fresno, CaUf. launching of the film everything to me. I think most ^ o . Cab/.; J.B., Modesto, Calif.; Anna Accardo, River Ridge, whatever we call love, the to Gene Wilder and is thinking A. Athar Malik is 34, was bom in Pakistan, the youngest of five “Lionteart,” under the women by nature have need to evening was enchanted. I th.i . about going back to work sons of a prominent eye surgeon, but his f ^ i l y moved to London production banner of Taliafilm create an erlvironment for the A. He’s 44. from Beckley, W.Va. , the son of Greek immigrants what intrigued me was that he is Talia Shire wants to direct, as well as to act. steadily with a TV series now in when he was 3. At 11 he was sent back to Pakistan to attend ' II. the company in which she is people they love; they want to who ran a restaurant (called The Eat Well Cafe). He was m a good man, a brilliant man, and discussion. In the meantime, she Warding school and reacquaint himself with his native culture partnered with te r husband. Jack see their siblings, their children, all-^ u n d top student at the University of West Virginia and was a really fine fatter. An has plans to host one of next but when he returned to England 18 months later, he still felt ’ Schwartzman. their husbands successful. season’s installments of much more English than Pakistani. next in line to become student-body president and, after In their first family feature, interesting package. So we graduation, probably a lawyer, when he was sidetracked bv “I think that’s where my married and although I had no “Saturday Night Live.” He also decided that he wanted to become an actor so he “Rad,” she also co-staired as a producing started. It takes a acting. ^ intention of giving up acting, for enrolled in drama school, acted with regional companies and in sensitive widowed mother, tremendous sense of artistry to He went off to Catholic University in Washington. D.C. to get the time being the mind set you 1979 got a major break when he was cast in a Young Vic opposite Bait Connor. “From put five children of three company production in London. his master $ in theater and while there became involved with their Another Star,” now in release need as producer was an easier theater c o m ^ y , the National Players. While at Catholic U he marriages together and make it one to manage while the onstage and in TV productions followed, but across the country, is the as a family. To me it was the Anything you’d like in 1982 he went to India to film the role that brought him his first d iv o r ^ married Susan Sarandon, from whom he’s now delightful love story of children were young. I just sort most important thing in the of segued into this period of to know about promi­ major success here, that of Hari Kumar, the displaced Indian star-crossed teen-agers, one of world, and it happened. It martyr in the series “The Jewel in the Crown.” He returned to He traveled with the National Players, then settled in with a whom is paying an unexpected motherhood, enjoying all of it: nent personalities? worked. We are a family. picking them up, taking them to JUST A FEW HOURS India again to film “A Passage to India” and “The Far V '969. he and Susan visit to earth from Plant Taros. “I had just done four movies Write to Josie. King Pavilions,” and has also acted in the film “Underworid” and the ^ v e d to New York^ He didn’t straggle - he had a role in a (In its cast, the late Keenan school, making lunch. I in a row when we married, embraced it and loved every \F YOUR TIME... Features Syndicate, minisenes “Harem.” Next up; the new James Bond film, “The i7^“ '•""^'ately; six months later Wynn makes his last ai^iearance ‘pretty hot’ as they say, but I he m ^ e his Brradway debut in the musical “The Rothschilds.” minute. Living Daylights,” in which he plays an Afghan freedom fighter. as Grandpa.) didn’t see how to manage this 236 E. 4Sth St., New A long s ^ tc h of prestigious roles in theater productions both “Acting is something you Can give you unlimited “Lionheait,” to be released in personal life and keep on acting, on and off-Bro^way and at Canada’s Stratford Festival followed, never stop studying, but the act York, N.Y. 10017. September, is centered on the so I stopped. I know other earning potential!! as did several films notable in no small part for the unorthodox of living, what you do as a Q. Please tell me if Huey Lewis is married and what the band Children’s Crusades. Set against women do go right on, but 1 person, enriches the acting ‘•Hnssexual lover Set your own houra plans to do next. T. Winegar, Oak Lawn, III. Ilf anarchic 12th-century Europe, couldn’t see how. Also we were instrument. So parenting is a ^ Afternoon.” a rapist in “Lipstick” and became cities teeming with orphan^, in the midst of the production of and earn extra A. Huey is married to the former Sidney Conroy and they have 8aluf

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Kid 33) Christian Scianoa Monitor Roports [E S P N ] Asrobics Older adults CN N Nawa [H B O ] IWOVIE: 'The Bride' (CC) Baron 39 1ST) Photon Frankenstein creates a mate for his monster in this remake of the classic [C N N ] Daytrraak 1935 "Bride of Frankenstein." Sting. [D IS ] Donald Duck Prasants Jennifer Beals, Clancy Brown 1985. [ESPN] SpaadWaak Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) are surrogate [M A X ] MOVIE: T h a Night tha Lights [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Man With Ona Rad Senior telephone pals Went Out In Qaorgia' A talented eountn^ Shoe' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ western singer and his songwriting sis- comes involved in a cat-and-mouse give the young a tar try to stay ona stap ahaad of trouble. game between rival spy agencies. Tom Kristy McNichol. Dennis Quaid. Mark Hanks. Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. feeling that someone Hamill. 1981. Rated PG. 1985. Rated PG. cares. [U S A ] Night Flight: Taka Off to tha 8:00AM CD Baransuln Bears (CC) moms & dads Beach CD Dangarmousa 6:0SAM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Braw CD 09 Tha Wuxilas (CC). Ring' A 13-yaaroId girl mutt cope with In tha Black: Kays to Succass her mother's mental illnasa. Dina Merrill. CD By Bill Farlow referred to these kids as isolated 6 p.m. every day to cover the appropriate agency or to the staff Volunteers are screened by a Sylvia Sidney. 1983. 33) Bionic SU ( 9 Tom A Jarry and alone, terms which also hours after school until most psychologist. Or they may be social worker on staff. Those 6:1 SAM CD Oavey A Goliath (22) S K Is s y fu r i, Grandma, this is accurately described the elderly captain Bob parents are home from work. handled by the granny if he or who are selected are put through 6:30AM CD (29 Saaama Straat (CC). Laura and I'm who Ehrman had been working Tha World Tomorrow From 300 to 500 calls per month she feels capable. All are later a training program especially CD ( 9 Phil Silvors scared.” Buga Bunny and Twaaty Show (CC). with. She designed a program to are handled by these volunteers. discus.sed between the granny designed for the program. There CD ( 9 Wall Straat Journal Raport PRIME-TIME 'HEAT' - leff KWncotl (I.) and S *^ Hylands^ In CK's bring the two groups together CD Face Off Calls to grandparents run and the psychologist. “You can are written materials to be S3) Rami slice drama "Night Heat," which moves to primetime on Tuesday/ Aug. 4. Another and yet retain the anonymity of through the entire range of what depend on the first emergency learned and procedures to be 33) Joaia and tha Pusayoats l5 J Rod and Reel Ete-night series, "A dd erly," will debut in primetime on Friday, Aug. 7. t both through her Grandma, 3 9 Claaaifiad Elghtaan Offers informa­ you would expect: skinned being mishandled, but they are practiced in simulated calls. All tion on tha latest employment opportun- [CNN] Dayinaak “Grandma, I think Please program at Hull House. knees, attacks from bullies and itias In the Connecticut area. [D IS ] Dumbo'a Cireus H eager to do it right and they are participants are required to 9 All-Naw Ewoka I'm pregnant and I The program trains volunteer ( S Insight / Out [E S P N ] Taam Tannia (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 9 WaH Straat Journal Raport problems with siblings and quick to leam,” says Ehrman. attend the continuous training as 9:30 AM CD The Gat Along Gang WsH ttrsot Wask (R) don't know what I Q Laxar Tag Academy (In Starao) (Tapad) 9 9 Ahrin A tha Chipmunks (SB older adults to act as surrogate parents are common. But some Grandparents keep a daily log long as they remain a part of the 9 Raooid Guide [C N N ] N C A A Praviaw Baaaball '87 to d o " “Hey Grandma, guess [M A X ] MOVIE: Th a Banikar Gang' A fa­ 9Batm an grandparents over the phone. calls are a bit out of the of calls. Noted are age, schiHil, program. S3) Follow Ma mily of orphanad childran ambark on a 9 KIda Are People Too [E S P N ] Sportaoantsr Saturday what? I got an A in arithmetic.” S D Caapar A Friande 03) Conan Using a commercial answering ordinary. One boy 12 years old other information and the gist of Backgrounds of grannies are cross-country joumay that takas tham to 9 V o g a a [HBO] M O VIE:'A Flash of Graan'A Flor- This is how some of the [C N N ] Foreign Corraapondants Hawaii In saarch of a naw Ufa. Andrew 03) Isla dal Tasoro 8® Adam Smith's Money World ids ioumalist faces a moral dilemma service and a well-publicized called to brag that he had just the conversation. At the end of not important in the selection McCarthy. Charlie Fields, Jennie Dun- [DIS] Wish Upon a Star l!2) Say Brother Tha Post Pop Space [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa KIsnsoh when e corrupt politicien hires hit ser­ conversations start. They're like telephone number, any child had sex for the first time. Calls das. 1985. Rated G. vices for en environmental issue. Ed Ha^ each day the grannies report all process, Some have a [E S P N ] Australian Rtilaa FootbalL West Rock Ba-Bop GospsI Tabsmacia Chorus [DIS] ClndataMa A degraded girl's (Les­ millions of others arouhd the ris, Blair Brown, Richard Jordan. 1B84. who wants to talk to a from girls who think they are calls to a clinical psychologist Coast Eagles at Sydney Swans (60 min.) [U S A ] Go for Your Draams performs spirituals, Jaxx and rock. ley Ann Warren) vrish to attend a lavish fourth-grade education and some Rated NR. United States every day with one “grandparent” will be patched pregnant are not uncommdn. 8:30 AM CD wiidfira [CNN] Monaywaak ball comas true with tha halp of her fairy who is a staff member in the have a doctorate. Some are ("I godmother (Celesta Holm). Also sura [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Jake 8 p ^ (CC) A exception. The speakers have CD Lady LovalyLooks and tha Pixiatails Donald Prsaants through to one of the volunteers. The grandma who fielded the program. Questions and wealthy and some are on public 7KJOAM CD CBS Storybraak [DIS] Duck Ginger Rogers, Walter Pidgaon, Pot Car- young woman sacks tha help of a pulp never seen each other and never The result? The kids are given call from the boy about his responses are discussed and CD Papaya CD S9 Cara Sw ra Family (CC). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Absoluts Baginnsts' rolT Stuart Damon, Jo Van Float Music hero to rascus her sister, who has bean assistance. Attitude is much C D Meat tha Mayors (CC) The pop cuRuro explosion of 1958 by Rodgers and Hsmmarstain. (90 min.) kidnapped by an African whita slave will. But the conversations are someone they can call when they sexual experience talked with CD All-Naw Ewoks London Is the baaia for this tala of rom- ring. Wayne Crawford. Karan Koplns. evaluated. more important than bloodlines MOVIE: 'Thank You Mr. Moto' Six [ESPN]" Fly Fishing With Joe Hum­ very important to both the CD N S W Jscaay Paopla 33) anca and race riots. Eddie O'Connall, • John Hurt 1986. Rated PG. (In Starao) are frightened or feeling alone or him about his responsibility to Many of the items become or banje accounts. scrolls to tha sscrat of a fabulous phreys Photon Patsy Ksnsit. David Bowls. 1986. Rated children and their “grandmas.” just need someone to talk to. the girl, to himself and about the 33) Genghis Khan hidden treasure bnng [U SA] Can You Bo ThInnarT [U SA] Weight Loss Made Easy topics for discussion at one of Kids and adults are made 3 9 MOVIE: 'Canyon Rhrai' A foreman, P6-13. (In Starao) Darcy Ehrman, until recently seven people together. Patar Loire. Sid­ Muslo Moohina The “grandmas and grandpas” possibility of a pregnancy. No three conferences of participating aware of the program and the while driving a hard from Oregon to ney Blackmer. John Carradina. 1937. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'BrooklnB A w a / (CC) 11K)0AM CD Dungeons and Dragons 124X)PM (D senior project director at the Four tsenagars challsnga local college get tremendous satisfaction and a recrimination, just responsibility. grannies held each year. special telephone number Wyoming, leads a fight against rusdars 39 International Championship Wres­ CD star Saarch (SO min.) CD I Love Lucy Uptown Center Hull House on when they attack. Gaorge Montgoineiy. boys to a bicycle race. Dennis Christo­ ( D W W F Wrestling powerful sense of still being Girls who think they might be Grandparents are taught not to through a variety of ways. The Marcia Henderson, Pater Graves. 1956. tling (60 min.) pher, Paul D o ^ y , Dannis Quaid. 1979. Q D M u ppstt Chicago's Northside, took her 9 Woody Woodpaoksr ( D Blook Shasp Squadnm needed and important. Both ages pregnant are urged to talk with give answers but to help the kids local public television station ( 9 World Vision Rated PG. (D 33) Pfo Wraading first job with a brand-new 9 & Gummi Boars (CC). [TM C ] . MOVIE: 'Wonder Woman' The 39Mlndpowar 33) aL.O .W . WraatHng (60 min.) profit by the interchange. their parents. Kids who find solutions to their problems. uses spots broadcast during (S)Mt>ppats 9 SyborvMon WsiBht Control degree as a recreational director 9 MOVIE: "010 Sheriff A reluctant wit­ 1940s comic-book heroins leaves her is­ 9WWFWrsstllnB The program began operating complain of not being Ehrman says, “There's a S 9 Ring Around tha World land of home of Amsxonia to combat the cartoon time after school and on ness stalls legal attempts to prosecute 9 9 P o o f u r 9 MOVIE: 'Thunder Warrior' A young working with the elderly in a in the Chicago area in January understood by their parents are tremendous amount of wisdom Saturdays. Radio commercials I S Nowsmakars the rspiet of ■ pirt who the fiencee of injusticaa of tha world. Cathy Lea Indian ratuma to his vlllaga aftar a long geriatric center in Philadelphia. the sharlfrs son. Ossla Davis, Ruby Dee. Crosby, Ricardo Montalban, Andrew 9 MOVIE: 'Smaah4lp: Tha Story Of A absence and finds his paopla abused 1985 with sponsorship from The often encouraged to “tell your among the elderly if we just are also used. One excellent S9 Abbott and Costello Prina. 1974. Woman' A famous singer marriaa a Her clients were mostly 1970. and mistiaatad by tha local auAoritlaa. Sara Lee Foundation, Peoples mom what you just told me.” have ways to get at it.” source of publicity has been the [U S A ] DIaoovar vrith Robert Vaughn - struggling composer who avantually ba- Bo Svanson. Mark Gregory. 1984. immoblized elderly people who 9 Bottomllna comas famous. Lea Bowman, Susan Gas Company, American One boy in a new All grannies in the program display of posters in area 03) Maquina dal TIampo 10:00AM S ) Poawaa's Playhouse Hayward, Eddie Albert 1947. 9 LaxarTag Aeadomy (In Starao) had been placed in a home and C h a n n s to Telephone and Telegraph, The neighborhood with no friends are volunteers but not all who schools. Another has been the Audubon Sooiaty Specials (R) Woman' Tha Sundance woman la pur­ her clients a sense of continuing WTXX Wotarbury. C T • nearly every state. Affiliated in some way. and they must be homebound numbers are never given out. CD Popplaa (CC) Robert Radford narrates this por­ I8T) Championship Wraatling sued by a tough lawman and has a risky WWLP Spdngfiald. M A O iihportance and change the programs are presently being set The granny suggested he take due to some physical handicap. CD 09 Flintstona KIda (CC). trait of the nearly extinct California con­ [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors sllianca with Poncho Villa. Katharine When a call is made to the WEDH Hartford. C T Ross, Stave Forest. Hector Elixondo. notions of what is expected of up in Houston, Texas; Elk WTVYS Naw Lonrlon, C T s . CDWhIxKida dor and tha efforts bsing mads to save [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Down and Out In Bav- his mother to the club so that One of the requirements is that hotline it actually goes to a the species. (60 min.) (R) 1976. the elderly, she brought in Grove and San Luis Obispo, they refuse to be dominated by WVIT Hartford, C T 9 ( 9 Bugs Bunny srly Hillar A derelict ends up in the swim­ she could see what was going on commercial answering service. WSBK Boston, M A 9 9 Pro Wrsedlng ming pool of a craxy 'nouveau richa' cou­ 9Condlapins 9 3 9 Smurfs ple and is adoptsd into their household. young children to interact with Calif.; Red Bank, N.J.; and St.. and meet the adults involved. A their handicap. “They are WGGB Springflald. M A » El Taaoro dal Saber (SB Saaama Straat (CC). (R) From there it is patched directly 9 Saaama Straat (CC). 03) Nick Notts. Batts Midler, Richard Dray- the older people. Instant success Paul, Minn. people who will, not be beaten WXTV Pataraoo. N J ffi) 03) MOVIE: 'The Norsaman' A Viking few months later the boy called through to one of the grannies Springflald, M A O 9 Ask tha Manager ISZ) Tony Brown's Journal fuss. 19S6. Rated R. (In Starao) is not too strong a term for what WGBY prince leads a rscklass band oerMS A s After two years the Chicago back to say that he had followed down, people who are so on duty that day. w n c Haftlofd, C T «i 93) Capitan Csntslla 03) World W M s Wrssdlng (In Starao) [U S A ] Collulits Frse Adantic. Laa Majors, Comal Wilda. CaUa News Nat. (CNN) happened. program has settled down to an the suggestions and that his positive, so good for the kids,” CNN [D IS ] Wind in tha Wlllowa ig78. To preserve the anonymity DISNEY Disney Channel (0181 IS ) Vlatas 11:30AM CD Puttin' on the HKs |R) (in [U S A ] Focus on Suooass After several months Ehrman average of 30 grandmas and mother hatf decided to let him is Ehrman's evaluation of the necessary for the safety of ESPN Sports Nstwork (E8PN) 93) Voyage to tha Bottom of tha Sea Starao) [CNN] Nowaday moved to Chicago. She also read three grandpas in active grannies. Only about 20 percent HBO Home Box Offlea (HBO) [D IS ] Walcoma to Pooh Comer 10:10AM [C N N ] Showbix Weak CD Muppsts [D IB ] Edison Twine join. participants and kids, only first [MAX] CINEMAX Clnomax 9 ® Punky Brswstsr a book on latchkey kids, those participation. Three grandparents Emergencies do arise. Kids of the applicants are accepted in names are used. No telephone TMC Movia Channal (TMC] ■ [U S A ] Kays to Suooaaa 10:30AM CD Taan Wolf USA Network (USA) 9 This Weak In MotorSporta ConthHisd. . . kids who are left alone at home are on call between 3 p.m. and may be referred to the the program. numbers are ever given.! USA 9:10AM [C N N ] HaaHhvraak CD 09 Pound Pupploa after school until their parents arrive home from work. The author of the book fiequently '• ‘iV*; ‘i.*!- ** MANCHijiSTER HERALD. Saturday. Am. I. IMT

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Rated (Chuck Connors) former shipmate (Ste­ A recently «ytd- Kiir A man is lurad to Amsterdam. Lon­ PG. [ESPN] SportaCantar Lanchestar. Broderick Crawford. 1973. Edan, Don Murray. Christopher Con­ fan Giaraach). who's plsnninq to kill owed novelist don and Hong Kong to snuff out a billion nelly. 1981. [ESPN] Sportaoenter Beturday Skorzany. (In Starao) [USA] Night Flight; Take Off dollar drug-smuggling ring. Robert Mit- [USA] MOVIE: *Whlta Zombie' Zombies IS ) Goldan Girls (CC) Roaa bacomas (James Caan) Is chum, Bradford Dillman. 1878. rob graves and take bodies to s sugar [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA QTO Series [TMC] MOVIE: T h e Man With One Red 2:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Final Justica' mill. Bella Lugosi. Madge Bellamy. (2 hrs.) (Live) Shoe' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ convincad tha'a dead and has gone to drawn into a new CS I Love Lucy tha “outskirts of haavan” after auffaring A triggar-happy Texas deputy it aa- 1933. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Iron Eagle' (CC) The comes involved in a cat-end-mouse romance after tignad to raturn an Italian criminal to Eu­ 99 Qua Paaa, USA7 game between rival spy agencies. Tom an atophagaal tpatm. (R) (In Starao) 2:10P M [C N N ] Haalthwaak teen-age son of a fighter pilot end a re­ the death of his rope. Jo* Don Baker. Vanantino Vansn- <8> Main Street (CC). tired Air Force colonel taka drastic ac­ Hanks, Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. (2$ Evening at Pops: Uona Boyd / Leon­ wife, in “ Chap­ tini, Rosanno Brazzi. 1985. Rated R. 1985. Rated PG. tyne Price / C3PO With R2D2 / Bemed- ® W hat About Woman 2:15PM (22) 89 To Be Announced. tion to rescue the boy’s father from his ter Two," SATUIt- 300AM [CNN] NMwnight Middle Eastern captors. Jason Gadrick, [USA] Code Red etta Peters (In Stereo) [C N N ] Evana and Novak 2:30P M 33 m o v ie : 'in the Glitter Pa- [D IB ] MOVIE: *Croaa Creak* In 1928.au- Louie Gossan. Tim Thomerton. 1966. o MOVIE: 'Little Ceeeer* A smalltime DAY,AU0.1on !•<>•* An attomny dafandt a young 33 Jeopardyl (CC). (SZ) [O IS] Animal World: Saar Country Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 7:30PM hood rites to become the czar of gang­ ABC. thor Marjoria Kinnan Rawlings leaves woman accuaad of a murdar aha daima her New York Hfestyle for the peaceful, [U S A ] Cartoons (S) Major League Baaabalk Naw York land. Edward G. Robinson, Douglas Fair­ [E S P N ] PSA Sowling: Kaaalar Opan (2 aha didn’t commit Chad Evaratt Bar­ o inapirationel existence of a Florida or­ Mots at Montraal Expo* (2 hrs.. 45 min.) hrs.) (R) banks Jr. 1930. CHECK USTINGS bara Harahay. Howard Duff. 1977. 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Closeup (Live) ange grove. Mary Staanburgan, Rip dD I Lova Luey [DIS] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' In 1928. au­ FOE EXACT TIME Torn. Pater Coyota. 1983. Ratad PG. 1:00PM 331 Love Lucy o Charla* Chatg* Chariae helps out Oolf Faderal Exprau S t 9D in thor Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings leaves ’Tha Raal Patty ain a Vintage film 4:30PM GD n H 27 33 MOVIE: 'Dirty Work* A mad scientist (X) Juda Claasic. third round, from Colonial a famous movie star who wants privacy her Naw York lifastyia for the peaceful, [ESPN] Taam Tannia: Saeramanto Capi- footaga and intarviawa with family and hires the boys as chimney sweeps. Stan Country Club from Cordova. TN. (90 when she ettsndt collsga. (R) inspirational existence of a Florida or­ tala at Naw Jaraay Stara (2 hrs.. 30 min.) frianda from tha country muaic world Laurel. Ollyar Hardy. 1933. min.) (Lhra) ange grove. Mary Staanburgan. Rip (R) highlight thia documantary portrait of p 3 99 Chico ond tho Man Tom. Pater Coyote. 1983. R e t^ PG. [TM C ] MOVIE: *Tha Jawal of tha Nila* 33 MOVIE: 'Our Man Flint* An organiza­ tha lagandary country aingar. who diad 33 I Lova Lucy ( S Major Laoguo BuaboH; Now York tion plots to taka over the world by con­ (CC) Novalist Joan Wilder and adven­ inap^nacraahatthaagaof30in 1963. 33 VVMa Worfd of Sporta (90 min.) (Live) Mats at Montraal Expos (3 hrs.) [E S P N ] Arena Football: Chemplonehip trolling the weather. James Cobum. Gila (60 min.) Rnal Game (2 hra.) (Live) atomic wilderneat. Don Johnion, Su­ gang of gold smugglara. Roland W in­ turer J-'^'k Colton raca against an evil Golan. Lee J. Cobb. 1966. 93) Danoa Favar (R) (In Starao) O o (22)M uppatt sanna Banton. Jason Robarda. 1875. ters. Mantan Moreland. 1948. Middle t astern leader in purauit of a fa­ OEaaanoo(fl) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Down and Out in Bev­ bulous jawal. Kathleen Turner, Michael 93) MOVIE: 'Invasion of the Boily (29 S D Frugal Oourmat (39 99 What a Countryl Maria forgets PELICULA: 'A Tod* Maquina' P. In-' [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Right of tho Navigator* (S ) Art fa Fun her haritsge and her Irieods whan tha erly Hills' A derelict ends up in tha swim- 85 Douglas, Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated Sttatehars' Fear gripe a aipall-town phy­ 91) Embajadocoa da la Mualea Colom- ' ming pool of a crazy‘nouveau riche'cou­ fante. An alien spacecraft holds tha clue to the sician when he discovers that alien falls in love with a rich American.' myatary behind a young boy's 6-yasr di- PG. (In Stereo) (8Z) Thia OM Houaa (CC) Inatallation of biana ple and is adopted into their household. (B ) Alivo from Off Confer (tn Stereo) space pods are replacing hia frianda and windowa in tha aacond floor of tha ranch ( 9 Maud* Nick Nolte. Bette Midler.'Richard Drey- sappasranca. Joey Cramer, Veronica [U S A ] MOVIE: *Wild Style* Breakdanc­ [C N N ] Big Story ® tt*e e Living The gang ralivM ing and rapping ere featured in this neighbors with emotionless duplicates. houaa: an axamination of prafabricatad (S ) National Gaogrsphie Special (CC). fuss. 1986. Rated R. (in Stereo) Cartwright Cliff Da Young. 1986. Rated Kevin McCarthy. Dana Wynter. King houaaa. [O IS ] Oianay Channal Pravlaw memories whan a former children's documentary-stvle tale of a talented (R) fin Starao) PG. ' ’Donovan. 1966. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Mika'a Muidar' A Lot 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz W**k show host (Jen Murray) arrives at tha graffiti artist Lee George Quinones. [CNN] Styta With Elaa Klanaoh 8 D Throb Sandy brings Zach along to [ ^ i ^ ] To p Rank Boxing: Harold T h e Anaelaa bank amployaa and lomatlme restaurant (R) Frederick Brathwaite. Patti Astor. 1983. 99 MOVIE: *Tha Colossus of New York' [ESPN] Auto Racing: Bartrar Saab Sar^ Buffalo to visit hsr parents. (R) 9:30PM 33 ® K*r*n'« Song (CC) Shadow* Knight va. Edward Parker Har­ A brain surgeon transfers his dssd iaa (Tapad) lovar of a drug-dealing tannia inatructor Karen (Patty Duke) doesn't plan on invit­ [C N N ] Pinnacle old Tha Shadow' Knight vs. Vamon 3K)5AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Snow Bum scientist's brain to the head of a nine decidaa to invaatigata hia death and jao- oooooo (C N N ) Sports Saturday ing Steven (Lewis Smith) to her 40th [D IS ] MOVIE: Topper Returns' A beauti­ 'Yogi' Buchanan for the USBA Junior nioa' Dad's none too thrilled when his fooL four hundred and eighty pound au­ pPMC] MOVIE: Tha Jawal of tha Nila* pardlzaa her own life. Debra Winger. [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull birthday party for fear he'll find out how ful ghost haunts Topper and urges him Lightweight title, scheduled for 12 daughter takes up with his Bavarian re­ (CC) Novaliat Joan Wildar and advan- tomaton. Otto Kruger. Mala Powers. Mark Kayloun. 1884. Rated R. old the is. (In Stereo) to find her murderer. Roland Young, rounds, from Atlantic City. N.J. (90 min.) sort’s ski instructor. Max Muxender, Ju­ 1958. turar Jack Cohon raca againat an avil 8:00PM 3 3 m o v ie : 'Stlll of tho NlghY ooooo Joan Blondail. Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. (H) dith Frisch. 1983. Rated NR. Middle Eattam leader in purauit of a fa- 5K)OPM 3 ) What*a Happening Nowit A psychiatrist is drawn into tha murdar (22) Amen The Rev. Gregory finds him­ IS) W W F Superstars of Wrestling self in love with a recently widowed [H B O ] MOVIE: Tu ff T u rf (CC) An East buloua jawal. Kathleen Tu m a t Michael Shlriay volunteera to ba a big aiatar to a ACROSS DOWN mystery of one of his patisnts. Meryl [E S P N ] NFL Films Preaents 3:30AM S3 b j / Lobo OCollaotors Oouglaa, Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated taan-age girl. Streep. Roy Schoidar. 1982. (R) woman. (R) (In Stereo) Coast teen-ager clashes with an anta­ [HBO] MOVIE: Used Cars' A fast- gonistic gang leader after hia family' [CNN] This Weak in Japan (39 Highway to Hosvan (CC) Fear grips a PG. (In Starao) 33 Pro Wreatling 1 Endkigwlth 2 Jamoa on "Haad of C53 ® Down ond Out In Bavarfy Hilla [CNN] Thia Week in Japan talking used car salesman goes to out­ kltchan moves to California. James Spader. Kim 4KX)AM [CNN] Urry King Wsakand neighborhood when a halfway house h r 3KK)PM I Lova Luoy 91) One Big Family Don takaa a job aa a thaClaaa" Barbara (Amts Morris) encourages her [H B O ] Boxing: Mike Tyaon vs. Tony landish lengths to prevent his late boss’ Richards, Paul Monas. 1984. Rated R. CS) S Lundy on "Houston car lot from falling into evil hands. Kurt the mentally handicapped opens. (60 dog braadar. (R) 3 ID lor a Langa visiting mother (Jo Da Winter) to go on a Tucker W BA/W BC champion Mika Ty­ 4:30AM 33 saint min.) (R) (In Stereo) dD MOVIE: Tn Lika RInT A conspiracy Knights'' cruise whan her gloomy attitude de­ Russell. Jack Warden, Garrit Graham. [U S A ] Snub 9 9 Hair Product 4 Nawla son (30-0. 27 KOs) vs. IBF champion of woman aat out to taka over tha gov­ 9 VMtor from Moknoc presses tha whole family. (In Starao) Tony Tucker (35-0. 30K0s) in a heavy­ 1980. Rated R. 35F-Troop S 9 Let's Go Bowling ernment and control tha world. Jamaa 5 Doug or Leonard 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Trav*l Quid* (B) CHIPa Patrol (Ohio to puzzM onowor) 6 Actor Marinaro weight unification bout scheduled for [T M C ] MOVIE: Urban Cowboy* A blue- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Psycho IIY (CC) The S3) Cops America; Venezuela contra Cobum, Lea J. Cobb. Jean Hale. 1967. 33 99 Wabatar (CC) George needs [MAX] MOVIE; Th* Long (29 Oioat Chafe of tha W ait 10 TrouMo 7 Ordinary cheering up whan ha loses his role as IS rounds, from Las Vegas. (90 min.) collar worker who fancies himself a 1:20AM Batat Motel ia back in butines* with Chile (2 hrs.) 9D Twilight Zona Dark NighY A family vacationing at their Norman and a woman who claims to be ® Saint 12 Belonging to DMI 8 Art — Santa in a Christman parade. (R) (Live) modem-day cowboy falls in lova with a (SZ) Secret City (R) & Soul Train IS and JuM " girl he maata in a popular country-and- remote summer cabin is attacked by a his real mother. Anthony Porkin*. Diana ® Miami yica (CC) Gina tries to con­ 11 "60 Mtnutaa" 95 MOVIE: *Victor / Victoria' A female 10:00PM 3) w**t B7th [CNN] Nawsday 18 MiocollMy wastam bar. John Travolta. Debra Win­ pack of wild dogs. Jo* Don Bakef; Hope Scarwid. Jeff Fahay. 1986. Rated R. (In (S ) Juatln WUaon'a Outdoor Cooking vince a Haitian immigrant to file rape oommantator entertainer becomes s hit by posing as a Alaxandar-Willis. Richard B. Shull. 20 Ponnyordkno 33 N*ws ger, Scott Glenn. 1980. Rated PG. Starao) [O IS ] MOVIE: 'Fourth Wish' A father of a S D Raino Salvaja charges againat the son of a Bolivian 13 "Tha — Man Md man in drag. Julia Andrews. James Gar- 1977. Rated R. leukemia stricken boy tries to enrich his banker. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 21 Dayh^ uvkigo timo: thaSaa" nar. Robert Preaton. '1982. 9 9 C o v * r Story [U S A ] MOVIE: W ild Style' Breakdano- (SZ) Bodywatch A look at tha cauaaa of ■bbr. ing and rapping are featured in thia 1:25 AM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Daaart [M A X ] m o v i e : *010 Oaun- son's last days. Robert Betties. John 14 " — laEMy" MOVIE: 'latanfaul Expraoa' An de­ (S) Hunt*r (CC) McCall's aarioutly 4:35AM baldnaaa and ovar-tha^oun^r-producta S D Eata Semana an Beisbol 99 art documantaryetyla tala of a talented HaartaT During her stay at a Reno ranch tloY (C C) An Arizona cop oacorta a proa­ Meillon. 1976. 22 Upon a Family'' 16 Cwro* — aler on a secret government mistion wounded while investigating a prostitu­ that work. Julia Child and Mora Company graffiti artist Lae George Quinones, in 1959 whilw awaiting^ a divdrea. a tituta from Lae Vsgat to Phoenix to tae- [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Baby; Secret of the Lost (SZ) 24 Paari on ''22r' 17 Edhor-m-ChM; abbr. boards the Express on s iournay of irt- tion ring operating out of a fleet of mo­ Frederick Brathwaite. Patti Astor. 1983! straightJacad English professor drifts tlfy against organized crime. Clint LegeniF In Africa, a scientist and her [CNN] Your Monay [CNN] Newswatch 25 Ma. Coplay 19 ‘Tba — of Money" trigue and danger. Gena Barry, John bile homes. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) (In 28 — King Cola Stereo) intd' a lesbian relationship. Helen E a stw o ^. Sondra Locke. Pat Hingle. journalist husband attempt to reunite an [D IS ] MOVIE: *Faatival of Folk Haroaa* [D IS ] Smithsonian Salutes Disney Mu­ 23 Confuaaa Saxon. Santa Barger. 1968. 11:30PM CD Magnum. P.l. Shaver, Patricia Charbonnasu. Audra infant dinosaur with its captured 31 "Onoa — a Spy” ® Prairie Home Companion This first- 1977. Rated R. Animatad The storiat of Johnny Apple- sic Taped at the Smithsonian Institution 26 Fad. Prot Agcy. (22) Facts of Uto (C O Blair's plan to fix C D Star Search (69 min.)“ Lindlay. 1986. Rated R. mother. William Kstt Sean Young. Pa­ seed and Paul Bunyan are among those in Washington, D.C., a concert featuring 32 Bull ring ahouta 27 Mr. OangarlMd ever television broadcast of “A Prairie up Jo's father with an older woman C D MOVIE: 'GhouHee' A saunic cultiat trick McGoohan. 1985. Rated PG. (In told in this collection of legends and tall music and clips from Disney classics 34 Quaala on "Ohara" 29 Roaa on "227" backfiras. (R) (In Starao) Home Companion,'* humorist Garrison 1:30AM 3) m o v i e -. T h * C*rp*tb*g- 4:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Wondar ' Stereo) tales. Voices of Dennis Day. Jerry Co- (“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”). 36 Mr. Sinatra Kaillor's Saturday night public radic^ conjuraa up a host of assortaS littia craa- B*c*' A m a w ick tycoon tak*s th* avia­ W om an'The 1940a comic-book haroina 30 "— Uttla bMtoia" (S i Wild Amarica (CC) Marty Stouffar turas Who intend to prey on his weekend [U S A ] Hollywood Insider ionna. 1983. Rated NR. (“Pinocchio”). (“Fantasia”) and 37 HMorlcN parted 33 "Raal Paopta" boat program, calabrftai tha grand opening tion and film induttrias by storm in his lasvea her island of homo of Amazonia (“Dumbo”). (60 min.) demonstrates tha difficultiaa, dangara of the newly ranovsMd S t Paul (Minn.) goasta. Rater Liapis, Lisa Palikan. 1965. quast for lova and power. George P*p- to combat tha iniuaticoa of tho world. [E S P N ] Drag Racing: IHRA Summer Na- 39 Saaaagla Staphanaon and latisfactiona of filming wildlife. 1 :30PM 33 l Love Lucy tionala From Atco. NJ. (60 min.) (R) 41 ARadgrava World Theater. -Show regulars *Butch (29 O Saturday Night Live Rock group . paid. Carroll Baker, Alan Ladd. 1B64. Cathy Lea Crosby. Ricardo Montalban. [H B O ] First Offender (CC) Freddie ex­ 35 Actor Cohan Thompson. Pater jDstroushko and Ho­ 33 MOVIE: 'Ooln9 Bye Bye' The boys periences the consequences of his (dua to puzzle anawar) 36 Ha'a Rick Hunter ( S MOVIEt'Fun with Diek and Jane' A Timhuk 3 (“Just Anotiier Moy|e,“ “Hair- 33 Saturday Night Uv* Andrew Prine. 1974. [M A X ] Crazy About Tlia MoViaa: Mari­ middle class couple who live lavishly ward Mohr are joined by special guests ‘ stylas and Attitudaa”) joins host John leave town after testifyin9 against a lyn Monroa-Bayond tha Legend Tha tough image when he's drawn into a 42 Riohard — Andaraon 38 Hoap. aaal. ffi|AKN*w*(CC). murderer. Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy. above their means resort to crime to Chat Atkins, Johnny Gimble, Jaao Red- Larroquatte. (90 min.) (R) (tn Stereo) private side of Marilyn Monroe is seen scheme to rob a house by an older 40 Conoambig path and Philip Brunalla. (2 hrs.) (R) (In 1934. friend, and ends up in jail. (60 min.) (In keep up with tho Joneses. George Sagal, O Racing from PlalnafteW ® Kay* to Succa** through film clips.-television footage Jana Fonda, Ed McMahon. 1977. Starao) Modem Maturity and interviews with director Joshua Lo­ Starao) ® MOVIE: 'Qkloet's Summer Reunion' [CNN] CnNsflr* Saturday; T V puzzle solution on page 32 89 (39 Major Laoguo Baaoball: Boston (SS Hot Tracks ® Qreatsst Sports Lsgands gan. actors Don Murray. Robert Mit- [U S A ] Check It Outl (R) Gidget feces the dual probiama of a car­ • [U S A ] Night Fligliti Comady Cut* II chum. Celeste Holm and Susan Stras- Rad Sox at Kanaaa City Royals (2 hrs.. S3) Ttampo da Amar (60 min.)* eer and marriage in the 1 9 8 ^..C a ryn EMERGENCY ISZ) Collactora Model railroads, minia­ Small wonder Vicki and 30 min.) 2KX)AM 35 INN News berg. (60 min.) 5:30PM CS) S3) Fame Ian's former girlfriend from Richman. Dean Butler. William 'Schal- Fire — Polle* — Msdieal ture dollhouses and furniture and Jamie get part-time jobs at an auto re­ [CNN] PrimsNsws London disrupts hia life when she ar­ lart 1985. 19 ThaY* th* Spirit stuffed toys. 3!3 0P M (S I Lova Lucy pair shop. [H B O ] MOVIE; 'The Bride' (CC) Baron [CNN] Pinnacle Frankenstein creates a mate for his [ESPN] ProfosslonsI Rodeo Cowboys rives in New York. (60 min.) (R) f l ) MOVIE: T h e Afrieen Queen* A spins­ [CNN] Foreign Conaapendantt [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Auto Racing International Raca of d D What a Countryl Maria forgets her DIAL 911 monster in this remake of the classic [D IS ] M y Friend Flioka Atsoclatlon (60 min.) (Taped) [CNN] CNN News ter persuades a ditaoluta captain to try [U S A ] Night Flight: Diraetiona in Jazz VI [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hanky Panky* A mild- Champions (IROC). tha third of four heritage and her friends when she falls to destroy a German gunboat Hum­ In ManchMtsr 1935 “Bride of Frankenstein.” Sting, [TMC] Short Film Showceeo [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Ptyeho III' (CC) The [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away* (CC) mannered architect gets caught in a races with 12 drivers testing various in love with a rich American. Jennifer Beals, Clancy Brown. 1985. phrey Bogart Katharine Hepburn. Rob­ 2:30AM“33 ABC News (CC). Bates MotsI is bsck in business with Four teenagers challenge local college web of intrigue and murder. Gene skills and styles in identically prepared d8 Sybervision Weight Control Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 7:00PM (D Solid OoM (in stereo) ert Morley. 1951. cars, from Michigan International Norman and a woman who claims to be boys to a bicycle raca. Dennis Christo­ Wilder. Gilds Radner. Richard Widmark. (2$ Victory Garden (CC) Chicago’s Bo­ CD Mission Imposslblo hit real mother. Anthony Perkins, Diana [C N N ] Sporta Tonight ^ 1982. Rated PG. Speedway in Brooklyn, Ml. (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Megaforce' Super sol- pher. Paul Dooley. Dennis Quaid. 1979. (Taped) tanical Garden's Japanese Garden and diara armed with high-tech weaponry ( ® Whoel of Fortune (CC). Scarwid. Jeff Fshsy. 1986. Rated R. (In Rated PG. , [E S P N ] Spoiteoafitar Saturday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Pin-Up OirT A sailor en­ diiplay of roses. fight for truth, juatice and the American Starao) joys a hectic romance with an attractive 93) Music Machine (R) (In Stereo) CD Mama's Family Mama visa for the [U S A ] Alfred >4itchcock PrMents 11:4SPM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Out o( S D Chespirito (60 min.) way. Barry Bostwick. Peraii Khambatta. title of Grandma USA. (R) [MAX] MOVIE; 'The Gauntlot' (CC) An young girl. Betty Grable. Joe E. Brown. @ ) Wa'ra Cooking Now Michael Beck. 1981. Rated PG. BouimM' An Iowa fantibo/a vliit to Lot (SZ) Victory Garden Arizona cop oacorta a proatituta from 10:15PM (D Klne/s Komer Martha Raye. 1944. S D Sabrosh<)w [USA] Today-a FBI ^ Talaa From the Darkaida Murder and Las Vegai to Phoenix to toatify againat Angeles tum t into a fight for life whan [U S A ] Cover Story [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday mystery surround e divorced man't organized crime. Clint-Eastwood, Son- 10:30PM CD Spone Extra he's mistakenly suspected of murder. @ Innovation Investigating tha threat strange attachment to a mannequin. (R) Anthony Michael Hall, Jenny W right [U S A ] Double Trouble 6:30PM 33 CBS Nawa dra Locks, P^t Mingle. 1977. Rated R. 2:00PM 3 3 1 Love Lucy of radon, a radioactive gas caused by CD News Jeff Kober. 1986. Rated R. (In SMrao) After braiding umaium decay and which, some experts 3 ) Taxi O ChariM in Charge Mayhem erupts [USA] MOVIE; 'Chlldran of tha Com' 6KK>PM (D CD (S) ® do News when Buddy telle Charles e broken cat- (33) INN News 12:00AM 8 9 New Hot Traeka 33 MOVIE; 'Ollvar the Eighth' Oliver believe, is the second leading cause of Siakal 8| Ebert A the Movies Sched­ Adulta arc sacrificed as taanaga cult each otliier’j hair, marries a wealthy widow. Stan Laurel. 33 tette player. Holtywood Cloae-Up A look at this lung cancer in the United States today. CS) 9 to 5 Judy dates a much younger uled reviews; "The Living Daylights" mambara worship the god of corn. Pater (29 Talas From tha DarktM* Oliver Hardy. 1934. man. summer's movies. (R) .we raced [CNN] Mora Perfect Union (stars Timothy Dalton as James Bond); (29 Mama's Family Mama vise for the Horton, Linda Hamilton. 1984. O Conaumar DIaoeunt Network 'O MOVIE: 'Shaarw' An American TV GD New Gidget Gidget and Jeff become 'Th p Lost Boys" (Jason Petrie. Coray title of Grandma USA. (20 Honeymooriers [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Looker' A plastic sur­ 8:30PM (S ® Now Advonturos of [C N N ] Nawrtnight barefoot through producer fails In lova with a jungle involved in Danni and Gail's (Lili Haydn) Haim. Jami Gartz); "Maid to Order" (Ally (22) Wheat of Fortune fltt Roger Clamana Report Joined in Pro­ queen out to stop an sducatad native geon investigates the mysterious deaths videotape project (R) Boons Baxtor (CC) Bsana (Jonathan [E S P N ] Pro-WiaatUng Shesdy): "Superman IV" (Christopher (2$ Wen A Commentary by Gwynna Ward) loaat the student council elaction gress the labrynth of prince from usurping the throne of an of his patients. Albert Finney. James Reeve. Gene Heckman. Margot Kidder). Coburn, Susan Oey. 1981. Rated PG. (fn d D Fame Ian's former girlfriend from Dyer A film history of the nuclear arms when he's asked to rascua tho proai- (SZ) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - 12:30AM (33 Dancin' to th* Hits (R) African kingdom. Tanya Roberu. Tad London disrupts hia life whan aha ar­ It's a Living Dot's college boyfriend, OutdCMKa fruit tree» in Wass. Donovan Scott 1984. Stereo) CS) buildup tinea 1945 focusing on the dsnt't kidnapped daughter (Karan Ha- 33 MOVIE: 111* $6.20 an Hour Drtam' rives in Naw York. (60 min.) (R) now a priest itops by for s visit (R) western powers end the Warsaw Pact bar). (In Starao) [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Preaents A divorced, working mother itrugglas to Mr. Olton’t (8 ) l O Major Lssgua Baseball Regional 4:00PM C5D l Love Luoy 99 Privet* Benjamin nations. (60 min.) get and than keep a )ob on a factory's coverage of Detroit Tigers at Naw York dO Mork and Mindy (X) ® MOVIE: 'Chapter Two' (CC) A News 9 D Puttin' on the Htta (In Stsreo) W He* Haw (R) widowed writer and a divorcao radla- 11:00PM CD CD (S) ® 99 traditionally all-male assembly line. Yanksas or San Francisco Giants at Cin- S Q Small Wonder Vicki and Jamie get ® Too Cloao for Comfort farm, at oft he covar romance and lova. Marsha Mason. CD MOVIE: 'Chinatown* A small-tima Linda Lavin, Richard JaackaL Nicholaa ; cinnats Rads. (Live) O N W A Southern Profeeaionel Wree- part-time jobs at an auto repair shop. NBC Nows 89 Banny Hill tiing (22) 89 Jamaa Csan, Valeria Harper. 1979. (R) private eye stumbles on a big case Pryor. 1980. | let IM dp, and 8 9 Joy of Painting & Rlaking it All (S i Motorwaak 89 On* Big Family Brian's gradet im- which involves graft and murder. Jack O MOVIE: 'CruolMa of Horror' A hua- I ® MOVIE: 'One Dark Night* On sorority prove with the help of an attractive tutor. (S ) 227 Lastar raconsidara a contract­ Nicholson. Faye Dunaway. John Huston. I S Conaumar DIaoount Network ® Danoin' to the Hits WhaYs Happening Nowll Shlriay vol- ing bid whan ha leama that the backers band ssts out to drive hia wife to mtd- picked cherriet initiation night throe girls auddanly find (29 (HI 1974. 9 MOVIE: 'Flying Mlsflla' World W ar II themaalvaa stalked by a vengeful ISQ It's e living The geng relives mamo- untasra to ba a big aiatar to a tsan-ags of tho construction company have In- nest. Micha«l Gough. Yvonne Mitchell. ® Runaway With the Rioh and Famous for the late flying ace. Pappy Boyington. who com­ corpse. Meg Tilly. Adam W e st Robin riaa whan a former children's show host girt. (R) vsatmants in South Africa. (R) (In Starao) (D Benny Hill 1969. manded one of the moat decorated and Evans. 1982. (Jan Murray) arrives at tha restaurant (39 Mama's Family Vint's certain ha was 9 D Sabado Gigante (SI Thia OW Houaa (CC) Inatallation of ^ MOVIE: 'The Killer Elite* An assassln- [C N N ] Mof* Parfaot Union jifternoon. for-hire is double-crossed by his former least disciplined squadrons in the Pa­ @1 French Chef (R) adopted whan ha discovers soma dis­ (23) 9 to 5 Everyone dislikaa tha naw of­ windowa In ths second floor of tha ranch [DIS] Disnay Chwirwl Pi*vl*w cific thaatra Is profiled. Robert Conrad. (SZ) Doctor Who turbing information on hia birth cartifi- fice manager. houaa: an axamination of prafabricatad partner and tha entire Intalllganca un­ Simon Oakland. 1976. 8 9 MOVIE: 'A Ouhto for tho Mktrlwt cata. (R) derworld. Jamas Caen, Robert Duvall, 1:00AM 33 J*ff*r*on* S D One Big Family Don takes a job aa a [C N N ] Croasfira Satuntay houses. Woman* A wife with all tha comforts of a Arthur Hill. 1975. 35 Forgotwn Chlldran of th* BO** (60 9 MOVIE: *Tho Advonturw of Har- secure married life faals her husband it dog braadar. (R) 99 ABC News [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flight of tha Navigator* S S W Ild Amarlea oqlaa’ Three rebellious goddesses begin (39 Qhoet Story min.) more intarastad in hia Job than her. Cy- [CNN] Newswatch 93) Notioisfo Univision An alien apacacraft holds tha clue to tha [OIS] Dr. Sousa' Orinoh Qrinehas tha a war between ths M ds on Mount Olym­ ( 9 GLOW : Oorgooua Ledloa of W rM - 39 Claaaiflad ElghSMn Offaia Inform*-, exposure bill Shephard, Chartaa Frank. Barbara 81) lYs a Living Ths gang ralivea memo­ mystery behind a young boy's 8-yaar di- Cot hi tho Hat Anbiiatod Tho Cat In ths pus. Lou Ferrigno. Milly Carlucci. Sonia Faldon. 1978. [DIS] Best of Ozzle end Herriet sappaaranca. Joey Cramer. 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(R) 6.-00PM (X) (X) (S) 99 39 Nawa [CNN] Sports Sunday form in e golf pro's video: a preschool­ fD Spiritual Ufa Cnitads CX) PoUaa Story er's "normsl" abilities disappoint his ov­ 5KK)AM QD insight centuiy Eattsm Europe, a young woman TWO Women," Val [U S A ] Code Red 2 Little House on the Prairie [ESPN] NFL Voarbook [C N N ] Sport* Tonight ditguitat harMlf at a man In order to 3D MOVIE: T h * Blue* Brotiiara' Tw o erachieving parents. (R) (in Stereo) (C N N ] Sports Rsvisw PeUierton (Far- 1:30PM CD To Be Announced. 2 Mastorpiooa Thoatr*: Tho Jowol In 8:00PM (X) Murder, She Wrote (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Sohrodor' (CC) A frao- purtu* th* education traditionally for­ the Crown (CC) Before meeting Sarah at muaicians make an all-out effort to rasa- GD News 9; In Depth rah rawcett. I.) is d 3 Major League Baseball: Naw York Joasica invastigataa when private aye lanco photographer gats an oya-opaning [D IS ] Bsst of W sH DIsnoy Prsssnts The bidden to Jawith woman. Adapted from a meheranee's party, intalliganca officer •smbla thair bluas band. John Balushl. 2 Runaway With the Rich and Famous look at the tumultuous political tituation story of s lighthouse keeper living on An- Isaac Bathavit Singart’t abort atory. left to care for Meto at Montreal Expos (3 hrs.) (Live) Dan Aykroyd. Aratha Franklin. 1980. Harry McGraw is charged with the mur­ Guy Perron observes Maj. Merrick inter­ der of a boxing promoter. (90 min.) (R) A Virgin Islands cruise witii "Love Boat" in early 1980's El Salvador. Jamas ecsps Islsnd, whose job is tsken over by Barbra Strtitand. Amy Irving, Mandy her mother4n-law 99 MOVIE: 'Action Man' A reformed cri­ rogating an Indian prisoner of war. (60 39 Morfc and Mindy co-eter Gavin Macleod; actroM Heidi Woods, Jamas Belushi, John Savage. sn sutometed light. (60 min.) Patinkin. 1683. Ratad PG. (In Starao) (X) fD Moirtod- With ChiMran (CC) (Colleen Dew- minal and an American adventurer exe­ min.) Part 10. (R) l a Star Trek Boahy ('-Hotai") on a tour of Ireland. (R) 1986. Ratad R. (U S A ] Snub [U S A ] Cartoons cute a bank robbery that leads to the While shopping for Peggy's annivaraary hurst), who has 93) MOVIE: T h o Loot Troln from Gun 1 8 Travol gift Al diacovara hia family has made ov* 2 One Big Family Don takae a job as a 11:45PM CX) Sports Ptos and Cons kidnapping of tha criminal's wife. Jean Hlir A ahoriff mutt fight off an antiro dog breeder. (R) 5:30AM CD cnn n«ws 8:1 SAM & MOVIE: 'Secred HearY suffered a dis­ Cabin, Robert Stack. 1967. 8 Polloo Woman archsrgas on his credit cards. (R) (In 12:00AM CX) Magnum, P.l. town to bring a young killer to justice. Starao) [D IB ] Dleney Family Album Woolie dDlNNNMvs 8:30AM CD CD Sundsy Mass abling stroke. The 2 The Reel Patsy Cline Vintage film Kirk Douglas. Anthony Quinn, Carolyn 8 MOVIE: -Dee 8avaga„ Tho Man of (X) Solid Gold (In Storoo) CX) DavM Toma Show Reitherman talks about hia career with [CNN] MonoywMk CD The WorW Tomorrow movie'airs SUN­ footage and interviews with family and Jonas. 1959. Btonis' Doc Savage joins tha Amaiing Disney sa an animator. CX) Jimmy Swaggart [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Focmuta One DAY, AUO. 2 on friends from tha country music world [C N N ] Lorry King Wookond Five in pursuit of a villain who murdorod 8 Amoiloa'a Top Ton O Woody Woodpseksr highlight this documentary portrait of Doc's father. Ron Ely. Paul Gleason. 10K)0PM (X)Naws 3D Star Trek Grand Prix of Qarmany From Hockan* ABC. [018] MOVIE: 'M y Folr Lody* An English 8 MOVIE: 'Fathor of tha Bride' A brida- hairn. West Germany. (2 hra.) (R) & Mirsole Revival Hour the legendary country singer, who died 1975. to-b* puts bar family through the trial of (X) Straight Talk 8 Hogan's Hsroas inaplanacraahatthaagaofSOin 1963 profossor tskss s London guttorsnipo [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts II (29 Robert Sohullsr (SD Qrott Chofs of tha Waat staging an immants wadding. Spsnesr 3D INN Nows 8 Consumer Dleoount Network CHEOCIISTINGS (60 min.) and triss to turn hsr into ■ lady. Rsx Har­ (29 On# Day at s Tims rison. Audrey Hapbum. Stanley Hollo­ 8 Wonderful WorM of Ditnay: Thia la Tracy, Eliubsth Taylor, Joan Bennett 8 Insight / Out 8 Hunttr (CC) McCall'e torioutly 6:00AM (ID spread a Little Sunshirte fo il EXACT TIME 2 Tony Brown's Journal ^ I960. wounded while investigating a prostitu­ ® ABC Wssksnd Special (CC). Part 2 way. 1964. Rated G. Your Life, DonaM Duok Jiminy Cricket la 8 Fawity Towora (3D Robert Schuller of 2. (R) (29 Night Court Christine is sexually har- the master of ceremonies in an animated 8 8 Camoo by Night In a dual rola, tion ring operating out of 0 flsot of mo­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Korota KM Port Two' 8 Worid Vision Spaclal (60 min.) (3D News 9: In Depth rassad by her boss. (R) (CC) While visiting Okinawa. Daniel is takeoff of the T V series. (60 min.) Sals Ward portrays a policaMapartment bile boms*. (60 min.) I>ait 1 of 2. (R) (In @3) El Mlnlstsrlo do Jimmy Sweggsrt aocratary who moonlights aa an undar- 8 38 on Sports Starao) G3) Christopher Closeup Prseenta ® Wild Kingdom forced to defend hit mentor and himself [CNN] Newswatch house; an examination of prefabricated against bitter foes dstermined to des­ covar detective by night. Also stars Jua­ Groat Parformanosa: Baoh'a Bran- 3D Gene Soon ® Insight [C N N ] Crossfire ( 2 Muppets 93) Aal ve el Belebol [D IB ] Oangar Bay Grant J.L. and Jonah tin Oaas. (80 min.) (In Starao) ISZ) houses. (R) troy them. Ralph Mecchio, NoriyukI 'Pet* enter a fund-raising Bathtub Race to ba- danburg Conoartoa: The Conoarto [CNN] Nowsnight © ) Connecticut: Now [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl 9 9 McLaughlin Group [CNN] Moneyweek Morite. Nobu McCarthy. 1966. Rated 8 Notional Audubon Soototy SpooMla 9 9 Batman nefit the Aquarium. Groaao Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts [E S P N ] NFL Yootbook [O IS ] Donald Duck Presents [E S P N ] InsMe the PGA Tour (29 Houaahuntars GuMa [ESPN] Table Tennis (R) PG. (In Stereo) (60 min.) * tbs Concantus musicus of Vienna in tha 9 9 Health Show [E S P N ] Hydroplana Racing: Spirit of Oa- composar'a Brandenburg Concortoa I, [U S A ] Lovo Your Skin [T M C ] MOVIE: *A Special Kind of Love' [H B O ] Seabsrt 2 Conneotiout Newtmakara Dob UeckeYe Wacky troit Trophy Raoa (60 min.) (Taped) 8 M OVIE:-Tho Horeoo of Totomoifc'A 93) Tames y Dsbatss 2:00PMCD sports Sunday Scheduled: 3:30PM 2 VI and III, parformsd on period Inatru- A widower struggles to hold together his (29 Charlie's Angela Pan-Am Box-Offs (Tape) with 12 weight Worid of Sports band of roaiatanco fighters attempt to 12:15AM CD True Confoaalon* 9:00AM CD Sunday Momirrg [U S A ] Faathar and Father Gang destroy a haavy-wator plant tha Ger­ menta. (60 min.) (R) (In Starao) family of three teen-agers, one of whom (SD Reading Rainbow (CC) classes competing to determine the finel [T M C ] MOVIE: -Yontr In tum-of-tho- McCrssiv Report 93) New Jersey Hispano [E S P N ] Auto Reeirtg '87: Amerieen Rac­ mans plan to sa in in ordar to manufac- is mentally retarded. Charles Durning, Ir­ "CD 9 D Jataona U.S. Pan American Games boxing tetm. ing SerkM (Taped) 6;30PM (3D CBS Nawa 3 D Now QMgot Gidgat and Jeff become century Eastern Europsi, a young woman ene Tedrow, Philip Brown. 1978. New Generation (57) Modem Maturity (CC). from Colorado Springs. Colo.. Mike tura th* atom bomb. Kirk Douglas, Ri­ CD [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday CD 2 ABC Nawa (CC). chard Harris, Ulla Jacobaon. 1985. involved in Danni and Gail's (Lili Haydn) disguises herself as a man in order to [U S A ] Night Flight Directiona in Jazz VI [CNN] Newsday McCallum vs. Donald Curry (Live) for the 4KX)PM (X) QoH: Fadoral Exproaa videotape project (R| pursue the education traditionally for­ CD S9 The WorM Tomorrow [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e FantectM Adven­ 2 Private Benjamin [D IS ] Alexander Baxter A cat is left W BA Junior Middleweight title, sched­ Memphle Cleeeic Final round, from Co­ 8 Ono Day it o Tima bidden to Jewish women. Adeptod from (H B O ] m o v ie : 'Hsuntsd (3D InhuoMnolds tures of Unico* Animated Spiteful gods [CNN] CNN Nows 6:05AM homeless when its owner moves to a uled for 15 rounds, from Las Vegas. Nev lonial Country Club In Cordova. TN. (2 2 2 NBC Nawa Evening at Pope: Liana Boyd / Itaec Beahevia Slngera'a short story. Honeymoon’ A radio personality, plan­ use trickery to discover the secret be­ ISZ) d 9 Kenneth Copeland senior citizens home that doasn t allow (2 hrs.) (Taped) hrs.) (Live) 2 Artawaak Laontyno Prioo / C3PO With R202 / [D IS ] QoMon Psnnias After Lucy. Scan Barbra Straissnd, Amy Irving. Mandy ning to marry his co-star at his family’s hind a magical unicorn's power to make pets. Stars Edwyn Phelps and Billie Joe 2 N W A Pro Wreetling Bomodotto Potora (In Starao) and Bojinda laad an advsnturoua roacua Patinkin. 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ancestral mansion, is suddenly plagued (29 He-Msn & Msstsrs of the Universe people happy. Animated. 1982. Rated CD Auto Racing (4 hrs.) (Live) 93) Noticiaro Unlvialon Wright. of Jack and Clea from Lovajoy's gold by phobias. Gene Wilder. Gilda Radner. @ Oral Roberts NR. 2 MOVIE: Three Comredes' Three 2 MOVIE: 'Mountain Family Roblnaon’ 2 Soapbox WHh Tom Cottia A look in­ ^C N N ] PrlmoNowa thiovas, the Greanwooda and ^ a ir 12:30AM [C N N ] ^ with Elaa [E S P N ] Horse Show Jumping: Prescott A family abandons city lift to start anew Dom DeLuise. 1986. Rated PG. (In (29 Sessms Street (CC). [E S P N ] This Week In Sports (60 min.) friends in post-W.W. I Germany meet a side a drug rahabiUtation canter; [ESPN] Bloyela Booing: Noblaea M iy - friends go thair separata ways aa Marcel KlM er^ Stereo) Grand Prix From Cleveland (90 mm.) girt who consents to marry one of them in tha wildemasa of the Colorado Rock­ hardcore, taan-aga drug addicts discuss oi'a Cup Notional Critarium From Bos­ and else Isava Jericho, and Bojinda re­ (29 Combet1 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Finnegan Begin Again' ies. Robert Logan. Susan Damante Water Skiing: Intemetionel 6:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Week (Taped) Robert Taylor. Margaret Sullaven. Rob­ how they are returning to normal life. ton. (80 min.) (Taped) turns to his aboriginal tribe. (SO min.) )m in .)(R ) ® Alics (CC) Smitten with a younger woman, an ert Young. 1938. Shaw. 1979. [M A X ] Original Mex Talking Headroom [C N N ] Inaida Businaaa ( M f ^ MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' Part 4 of 4. d D Davsy & Goliath aging newspaperman discovers it's [U S A ] Cellullto Free 6:1 SAM [CNN] Dsywateh Show (CC). (In Stereo) 2 Evening at Pope: Lk>ne Boyd / Leon­ 2 Nova ((X :) A look at how the victims (CC) An ad exacthra begins to dovalop a [MAX] Legondory Ladloa A tribute to never too late to start again. Mary Tyler of a formsr Argsntinian government's [D IS ] Animals in Action The hlttory and » tyne Price / C3PO With R2D2 / Bernad­ musio uajl 6:30AM CD vista [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Moore. Robert Preston. Sylvia Sidney. [U S A ] Alt-Amarican Wreetling living habits of predatory birds. botttr underaunding of himaolf and h i ^ '80s and '70s rock with Lesley Gore. 12:45AM CD city, ette Petere (R) reign of terror are being identified paranu after they daclds to and thair 34- Ronnie Spoctor, Mary Walla and more, CD New Jerpey People [ESPN] SpeedWeek 1985. (In Stereo) 12:30PM (X) MOVIE: -winning- A >ea- through the efforts of ■ forensic anthro­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Moon Over MiamT Two 1 KK)AM CD Entortalnniant This Waak 2 Golden GIria (CC) Rose becomes yaar marriaga. Tom Hanks, Jackie Glaa- featuring "My Guy," 'Tonight's tha An Eh/ls Pratlsy trlbuto. (80 min.) (In (O ) Christian Science Monitor Reports [H B O ] MOVIE: 'VMtets Are Blue' (C C) A [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Once Bttton' A gor­ soned ace on the speedway circuit finds pologist snd a gensticist (60 min.) (R) fortune-hunting sisters search for mil­ ton, Eva Maria Saint 1986. Rated PG. Night" and "I'm Sorry." Also appearing • geous vampire must have the blood of that his dedication to winning has a di­ convinced she's dead and has gone to lionaire husbands. Don Amecbe, Betty Stereo) O CN N News globe-trotting photojournalist returns to the "outskirts of heaven" after suffering 2 Polioe Story Grace Slick. Clarancs Clamona and Be­ young males to stay eternally young. Grable. Carols Landis. 1941. Ouot Laura it of­ her hometown for e vacation and is reu­ sastrous effect on his marriage. Paul an esophageal spasm. (R) (In Stereo) 8:30PM CX) CD linda Carliate. (SO min.) (In Starao) CD Cheriie'e Angele O Miracde Faith Outreach nited with her childhood sweetheart Lauren Hutton. Jim Carrey. Karen Ko- Newman. Joanne Woodward, Robert 2 Wonderful Worid of Disney. The Ad­ fended when Ben doesn't 1st her read hit BO Mlnutaa A custody bat­ ( D Joe Franklin (29 Ring Around the VVorld Sissy Spacek. Kevin Kline. Bonnie Bede- pins. 1985. Rated PG-13. Wagner. 1969. 2 Thia Week In Baseball Highlights of ventures of Geilegher A newspaper 7:00PM CD newly finished novel. (R) (In Stereo) 10:30PM CX) Sports Extra tle in which five children, now living in lia. 1986. Rated P6-13. Major League action are shown. copy boy (Roger Mobley) in the late 19th Foeo Off 2 T e l e e From the Derfcaide Murder end ® Consumer Discount Auction 10:45AM (29 Jewish Ufe G D Health Show century ambitiously tracks down and ex­ foster homes, don't want to go back to CX) 3D fD At tho Movio* Scheduled'rs- mystery surround ■ divorced man's 2 W e Love Luey Three episodes from viowa; 'Th e Living Daylights" (stars [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 9:30AM CD Love Your Skin (39 Sybervision Weight Control poses criminals. (60 min.) thoir natural mother; profile of comic 3D LHostylas of tho Rich and Famous strange attachment to a mannequin. (R) 11:00AM (D Heroes: Mede In the "The Lucy-Oeti Comedy Hour" which Robin Williams; the incrasse in civil law­ (80 min.) Timothy Dalton aa Jamat Bond): "The [D IS ] Contraption (D Robert Schuller (CC). U .8A . 2 2 Meat the Press (CC). starred Lucille Ball and Dasi Amaz: 3 D El Mundo dot Box (90 min.) Lost Boys" (Jason Patric. Coray Halm, 2 Crime Story Torello and the Major suits in America. (60 min.) (R) 39 8CTV [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Music in M y Hearf An (TD Jem CD MOVIE: Tarzan and the Huntress' (29 God end Money A took at the con­ "Lucy Wins a Racehorse" with Harry 2 Megio of Decorative Painting Jsmi Gartz); "Back to tho Bosch" (Fran­ Crime Unit join a federal strike force to illegal alien escaping deportation falls tents and results of a pastoral latter on Jamas and Batty Grable; "Lucy Wants a CD 2 21 Jump Street A taan-agar's 8 It's a Living Tha gang rslivsa mamo- kie Avalon, Annette Funicollo). topple Luce's Las Vegas gambling em­ O Betmen Tarzan opposes the efforts of a zoologi­ [E S P N ] Auto Reolng: IM8A G TP Seriee death puts Hanson and Psnhall onto tha in love with a girl working in a musical. poverty from America's Roman Catholic Career " with Paul Douglas; and "Lucy rist whan a formsr children's show host pire. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) cal expedition intent on capturing (2 hrs.) (Live) trail of a prep school drug ring. (60 min.) 8 Jimmy Swaggart Rita Hayworth. Tony Martin. Edith Fel­ (2 ) Day of Discovery scores of animals for various zoos. bishops to their churches, challenging Hunts Uranium" with Fred MacMurray. (Jan Murray) arrivaa at the restaurant. [D IB ] MOVIE; 'M y Fair Ledv* An English [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour (R) (In Starao) 8 To tho Manor Born lows. 1940. (29 Adelente Johnny Waissmullar. Brenda Joyce, Catholics to re-examine U.S. economic Host; Ann Jillian. (2 hrs.) (R) professor takes e London guttersnipe ( £ 39 MOVIE: -Tim* Flyai' (CC) An 11- 8 Ask the Manager and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Har­ Phyllis Johnny Sheffield. 1947. policies. (60 min.) 93) Cope Americe: Bolivia contra Colom­ 4:30PM .(£ ) Greets of the Game 8:45PM [D IS ] d t v 7:00AM CD Entertainment This Week (29 yaar-oid boy travels back to 1927 to al­ rison. Audrey Hepburn. Stanley Hollo- CD This Week In Conneeticut 2 Country Record Guide bia (2 hrs.) [E S P N ] Splash Summer Edition An Elvis Presley tribute. (60 min.) (In 9 9 Rev. OavM Paul 2 Three Stoogee tar tha events surrounding the death of 9KH)PM C9) 8 Mr. PreaMant Tha wsy. 1964. Rated G. Stereo) New GMget Gidget and Jeff become 99 Spotlight on Government 2 National Audubon Society Spcciala [H B O ] VIgilanta: Right or Wrong (CC) 9 D Ls Santa Mias D 2 Juatin WHeon'e Louieiane Cookin' - his grandfather, en aviator who died dur­ pre u hopes for a great story when Meg [M A X ] MOVIE: 'ImagemekeY Whan an involved in Danni and Gairt (Lili Haydn) (CC) Robert Radford narrates this por­ ing e trsnsatlsntic flight. A 'Disney Sun­ An oxamlnation of tha increasing trend CD (S) ® Jimmy Swaggart 6D Super Sunday 93) Nueva York Abora Outdoors (Carlin Glynn) and Cynthia (Maddie Gor­ ex-pfesidential media advisor intends to videotape project. (R) trait of the nearly extinct California con­ dsy Movie* presentation. Pstsr Coyote. man) speak out against administration of vigilantiam in tha United States' and CD 8th Day (ST) We're Cooking Now dor and tha efforts being made to save [C N N ] Evans and Novak the consoquanesa. (SO min.) expose the presidenYt link with orgerv [CNN] Your Money (39 12 O'Clook High Huckleberry Fox. 1985. (R) policy. (R) (In Stereo) D Face Off [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents the species. (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'GlMa' Tho wife of a ized crime, the government becomes de­ [D IS ] DonaM Duck Presents CD Entertainment Thia Weak An Elvis 8 MOVIE: -Botwean Tw o Woman' [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Onoa Bittan' A gor­ termined to stop him at ell costs. Mi­ (2 ) Reel to Reel South American casino owner falls in (X) geous vampire must have tha blood of d3) O Jerry Fatwell [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine [D IS ] Mouse Feetory Host Wally Cox in­ [CNN] Week In Review Presley tribute. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (CC) A young wife's marriage to ■ prom­ chael Nouri. 1986. Rated R. (2 ) Frugal Gourmet (R) troduces the animated story ('Th e Re­ love with her husband's right-hand man. young malua to stay starnally young. ® Divine Plan [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Rcda' (CC) A journalist Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Ma- 2 Charles In (Xtarga Charles helps out ising painter is threatened 1^ his strong- [USA] Weight toes Mede Easy 10:00 AM (D wonderful WorM of Dis­ (S ) It's Your Busineee luctant Dragon"). and a feminist axpsrisnee tha Bolshevik willed motiier-in-lew. Farreh Favveett Lauren Hutton, Jim Carrey, Karan Ko- ® What's Happening Nowll ney: Runaway on the Rogue River Slim cready. 1946. a famous movie star who wants privacy pins. 1985. Ratad PG-13. 9 9 C o n n e o ti^ Reel Estate Showeeee [HBO] MOVIE: The Oklahoma City Revolution in Russia. Warren Beatty. Di­ when she sttende college. (R) Colleen Dewhurst Michael Nouri. 1986. 1:10AM [C N N ] HooM iwook (29 It's Your Business Pickens and Willie Aamss star in this Oolla' (CC) A group of factory workers ane Keaton. Maureen Stapleton. 1981 5:00PM (X ) MOVIE: T h e Dotootlvs' A [U S A ] Hollywood Inaidor story about an elephant that escapes Three Stooges 2 Honaymoonera (R) 1: 15 AM CD ABC Nows (CC). 0 9 Kenneth Copeland decides to battle male chauvinism by Rated PG. detective it asked by a woman to solva New Jersey People from the circus. (60 min.) 9 9 Business WorM GD 11 KX)PM (X) Mitahm Impoaaibl* forming a company football team made [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Airwolf After an awe­ tha mystery of her husband's death. 2 2 Our Houas (CC) David decides to 1:30AM 3D i n n n o w o OD Singing Evangelist Grace Program Frank Sinatra. Lae Remick. Ralph 2 Super Picnic '87 From Arrowhead d)(S)88N*w a CD Sybervision 93) Para Oentt GrarMe (60 min.) up entirely of women. Susan Blakely, Ro- some state-of-the-art helicopter is stolen go into tha curb-painting business. (60 8 ABC Now* (CC). [C N N ] Daybreak nee Blakley, Eddie Albert. 1961. Meeker. 1968. min.) (R) (In Starao) Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., a variety CX) Th* World Tomorrow dDBIonio Six 9Z) Newton's Apple and delivered to a foreign power, a special starring George Bums. Among [CN N ] Nowamokar Sunday [b iS ] Mouserelse former helicopter ace is called upon to ( D Buck Rogers Part 2 of 2. (39 Dwight Thompson 9D MOVIE: The Farmers Daughter A [M A X ] MOVIE: T h e Elephant Man' A 8 National Goograpblo Special (CC). the celebrities joining him are Larry Gat­ 3D 'Alio 'Alio Rono and company, dis­ [U S A ] Calliope physically deformed man is rescued retrieve it at any cost. Jsn-Michael Vin­ (R) (In Stotoo) guised as road workers, eat out to put [E S P N ] Thia Waak in Sports (50 min.) O Hallmark Homes spirited Swedish maid unexpectedly 93) 93) Fame Danny can't accept the lin and the Gatlin Brothers, Rich Little, finds herself running against her weal­ from life in a dilapidated freak show by a cent David Hammings. 1984. fact that hie childhood friend is gay. (80 ( 2 Pro Wrestling Mary Hart and magician Harry Black- MIchulla's plan into action. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Sunaot Strip' Amidst ths 7:30AM CD celebration of the Eucha^ (29 Chalice of Salvatkm 16th-century physician. John Hurt An­ sleazy strip joints and nightclubs of Hol­ 1st thy boss for a seat in Congress. Loretta min.) (R) stone Jr. (Taped June 20). (2 hra.) 8 Cloaaiflad Elghtaon Offors Informa­ thony Hopkins, Anna Bancroft. 1980. 2:30PM 2 Major League Baaeball; 8 PEUCULA: El Caballo dol Diablo' Un lywood, a young photographor bocomo* (29 Mister Rogers Young. Joseph Cotten. Ethel Barrymore. Boston Red Sox at Kansas City Royals (2 2 Space: 1999 tion on the lataat employment opportun- (D Meet the Mayors Ratad PG. caballo simboliza al darngnio qua atrapo 8 8 MOVIE: -Thrao on a Match' PRE- th* target of tha mob arid polica. Tom IS ) Daktaii 1947. hra., 30 min.) a un hombre. Jorge Rivero, Juan Mir­ MIERE, (CC) Three unlikely compatriots itias in ths Connscticut area. (R) d 9 Day of Discovetv [T M C ] MOVIE: Off BeaY A mild- (2 99 Sportsworid Scheduled: Sports Epiin, Chari Camston Nawall, John May- [U S A ] Cartoons Fantasies IV. in which viewers' sports anda. band together to escape a brutal aouth- 8 Froah FMds (29 Sunday Maas mannered librarian agrees to imperson­ 2 Major League Baseball: Boston Red all. 1986. Ratad NR. (29 Dr. James Kennedy fantasies are realized. (60 min.) (Taped) arn prison and take to the open road. ® Mauds 11:10AM [CNN] CNN Travol QuMo ate his friend, a New York City cop. , Sox at Kansas City Royals Joined in Pro- ( 2 First Among Equate Intense security 8 Drawing Man to Cfwtot [U S A ] Diaoovar with Robort Vaughn (S I Celebrate qrcca (2 hrs.) now surrounds Simon Karslafca; a re­ Patrick Cassidv. David Hammings. 99 Conversation With... Judge Reinhold, Meg Tilly. Cleavant 2 River Joumeya (CC) Writer-explorer 1987. (In Starao) 8 Nowamokar* 03) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 11:30AM (X) Foeo tho Nation Derricks. 1986. Rated PG. 2 Major League Baseball: Boston Red Christina Dodwell revisits s Papua Naw cently divorced Charles Seymour, now a 2.-00AM CD Robin'* Noat 93) Aysr* Hoy y Manana government minister, la shocked by his 2 2 Maatorplaca Thaatia; Tha Jewel 8Z) Great PorfOrmanooo: Booh'* Bran­ [C N N ] Big Story (X) 99 Thia Wsak With DavM Brinkloy Sox at Kanaaa City Royals (3 hra.) (Live) Guinea tribe with whom she lived for CD Christian CbUdtwi-a Fund 1:00PM CD Buaineea World two years and attempts the first-ever raft girlfriend’s intention to have an abor­ in the Crown (CC) (60 min.) (R) denburg Conoartoa; Tho Vhtuooo (S9 Mister Rogers (R) (CC). [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min.) CINEMA: BWaor Uno [DIS] You and Msu KM descent of the Wahgi River, the "eater of tion; Andrew Fraser may lose his Edin­ Conoarto Nikolaua Harnoncourt con­ CD -Modiaty cri- 93) Jem (X) MOVIE: 'Tho Mualo Box' Laural and (D ThIa Week In Deeeball Highlights of 2 Mama's FamHy.Mama vias for tha duct* th* Concantus musicus of Vienna mlnollo rafOrmao oat eharga* da prota- [ESPN] Aerobics Major League action are shown. [H B O ] Who Loves Amy Tonight? A men." (60 min.) (R) burgh constitusney; Raymond faces a title of Grandma U S A (R) [D IS ] Wind in the Willows Hardy try to deliver a piano to a hill top drama about a spoiled teen-aga girt who loss of another kind. (60 min.) in th* composar'a Brandenburg Concer­ *r un envoi da diimsntt. Monica Vltd, [H B O ] The Adventures of Curious^ home. Stan Laural, Oliver Hardy. 1932. 93) MOVIE; T h e Incredible Shrinking (2$ Saint 2 Slampra an Domlrrgo En via aatofito to* II, IV snd V, porformad on poriod In- irk Bogarde, Tarsne* Stamp. 1966. [E S P N ] Bsst Of Scholsstio Sports becomes involved with crime and drugq. [D IB ] MOVIE: 'Dancing In tha DartY A 8 George Animated George the monkey is (2 ) Argument Women' A housewife, subjected to tha 99 star Soateb (80 min.) dasda Maxico. (3 hrs., 30 min.) atrumonts. (50 min.) (R) (In Starao) MOVIE: 'SupsrbuB* Th* wonder car taken from the Jungle to the big city by Amsries chemicals in aerosol sprays, finds her- [M A X ] MOVIE; Threesome' A man. re­ down and out actor la given a break by a 3D (8 ) Franeh Chof: Flaming Rah (R) cently separated from his wife, tries to (B ) Now Southom Cooking film company If ha convinces s Broad­ [CNN] Waak in Review fD Connaetlout: Now and its wacky driver pursue bank rob- the Man in the Yellow Hat. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nothing In Common' sslf shrinking fast. Lily Tomlin. Charles bar* In a wild chas* through Europe. (CC) An ad exectivs begins to develop a 131 Wall Straot Journal Roport Grodin, Ned Beatty. 1980. put his life back together by taking on [CNN] Nowswatch way star to sign for a naw film. William [D IB ] Baokttaga Disney; The Amerioan [CNN] Inside Suahwoo New England Sunday New York City's singles scene. Stephen Advanture Host Lloyd Bridges takas a Robort Mark, Sal Borgs. 1675. 8K)0AM CD better understanding of himself and his [H B O ] Fragglo Rook (CC). (In Starao) Powell, Betsy Orska. Mark Stevens. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Oragontlayar' A naiva (39 Tha Worid Tomorrow 2 Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ Collins. Deborah Raffin, Joel Higgins. behind the scenes look at tha Amarican CD (29 Oral Roberta parents after they decide to and their 34- 1949. sorcarar's apprantic* is called upon to 8 Tha fs Um Spirit tion on tha latest employment opportun­ 1984. [U S A ] Chook It OutI (R) Advantura show at Walt Dlsnay World's year marriage. Tom Hanks, Jackie Glss- (SD Cota and Doga (CC). [E S P N ] Sportaeantar Sunday [CNN] Monaywaak ( D Make It Reel ities in the Connecticut area. Epcot Cantar. slay a faartom* flying dragon. Potar ton. Eva Marie Saint 1986. Ratad PG. [CNN] CNN Sportswoak 3:00PM d) MOVIE: -Warionla of At­ 5:30PM QS Hogan's Horoos [H B O ] MOVIE: 'WarOamaa' (CC) A taan- MacNIcol, Caitlin Clark, Ralph Richard­ |>WA]OnaTbeMaand DeINra Every Five CD Point of View 2 Happy Days [E8PN1 Bodvbulidlfig: Mr. Olympia [E S P N ] Sportaeantar Sunday lantia' In the sunken Lost Continent of 3 D UnlvMon an ol Doporto (80 min.) aga computer whiz inadvertantly ac­ son. 1981. Rated PG. (H ) (39 Frederick K. Price 10:10AM [CN N ] On th* Menu From Ohio. (90 min.) (R) 2 MOVIE: T h e Bleek BinY Detective Atlantia, warring factions struggle for cesses tha Pentagon's strategic compu­ [ESPN] Sportaeantar Sunday (80 min.) 12:00PM CX) MOVIE: 'Tho Fortuno' Sem Spade's son doesn't realize ha has ISZ) Croathro Living ( 9 Buga Bunny wid Friend* 10:30 AM Agrenaky and Company survival and control. Doug McClure, Cyd ter system and nearly begins World War [H B O ] MOVIE: 'VMeta Ara Blue' (CC) A 2:30AM CD Nlghtwatoh Tw o bumbling con artists attempt to a priceless bird until crooks try to steal Chsrissa. Pater Gilmore. 1978. [C N N ] Nowsmaltar Sunday globe-trotting photojournalist returns to [MAX] MOVIE: 'Kluto' A datoctiva gats (SI O RoiMrt SehuIlM (X) ff*>*'* Lucy murder a madcap heiress in an effort to III. Matthew Brodarickv Dabney Cola- involved with a calkgiri who was th* last World VMon BpaeM (70 it George Segal, Stephana Audran, [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Hsuntsd Honoymoon' A man, John Wood. 1983. Ratad PG. (In har homatown for a vacation and is reu- CD mii^.) ( 8 ) O 8««* m* StraM (CC). Q D Monk*** gain her inheritance. Warren Beatty. MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Animal parson to soo hi* friand alivo. Jsno Lionel Stander. 1975. 31) radio porsonallty, planning to marry hii Stereo) nitod with har childhood awaathaart [C N N ] Bporta Latanlght Jack Nicholson, Stockard Channing. House' A feud erupts bstwasn rival fra- Fonda, Donald Suthoriand, Charlos O Til* Worid Tomoirow Q I MOVIE: 'Abbott and CootoUo Hit tho 2 Amen The Rav. Gregory finds him­ co-star st hia family's ancaatral mantion, Sissy Spacak, Kavin KHna, Bonnie Bede­ [E S P N ] BpoftaCantar loo* Sidowalk camtramin bocomo in- 1975. tamitias. John BaluthI, Tim Mathsaon [TM C ] MOVIE: 'OramNns' (CC) When a Cloffi. 1971. Ratad R. NiMMr* FamWa self in love with a recently widowed la tiiddanly plagued by phobias. Gens tean-sgsr braaka tho rules of caring for lls. 1988. Ratad PG-13. volvod with gang of bank robbora. Bud National Qoographie on Asalgnment Donald Sutherland. 1978. [USA] Go for Your Diaomo [U S A ] Program YourasK for Buoaaas 0 93) woman. (R) (In Stereo) Wilder, Gilda Radnar, Dom DoLuiao. hia lovsabla ono-of-s-kind craatura, doz­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Off BeaY A mild- [CNN] Daybfaak Abbott Lou Coawllo, Patric Knowlaa. A tour of tho Monterey Bay Aquarium: In Psrformanoo at tho White House 2 Hart to Hart (S) 1988. Ratad PG. (In Starao) ens of mslovolonl crasturas ara mannarad librarian agraat to imparaon- 2:36AM [M A X ] Origln*l Max Talking 1943. the Eegiea, pilots who damonatrata Mai Torma, Man/ln Hamllsch, Kays Bal­ 11:30PM CX) Newt (OIS] Dumbefa CIraiia spawned. Zach Galligan, Phosbo Cates, ata his friand, a Naw York C i^ cop. Headroom Show (CC). (In Starao) close-formation aarobatica in high-tech 9 9 LeYa Go Bowlieg lard and Pan! Austin pay tribute to Cols [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Paramount on Parads' CC Sporta Extra (ESPN] SpottaCantar ( 9 MOVIE: 'Taizon and tho Loopard An all-atar ravua show prasanta songs Hoyt Axton. 1984. Ratad PG. (In Starao) Judge RainhokJ, Mag THIy, Cleavant W o m a n 'Ta m n tackita a nadva cult that biplanea: a unique pigeon game in 2 Firing Une l . Porter. Tbs performance, taped June CX) it It Writton [HBO] Fragtl* Reek (CC). (In Stereo) and dsneas of many grant sntartainara. Oarricks. 1980. Rated PG. 3KK>AM [CNN] NowanlgM murdara unboliovtra w hilt diaguiaod aa Brooklyn. (60 min.) 28th at the East Room with tho Prasi- [USA] Tonnis: Sovran Bank D.C. No­ 2 MOVIE: 'All In a NIghYa Work'A Buddy Rogsrs, Clara Bow, Lillian Roth. tional Cfaoalo Sovran Bank D.C. National 3D Henaymeenora (CC). [E S P N ] Auto Raokig: IMSA OTP Soriao [MAX] MOVIE: 'Tlie Chee«T A Jewish atsal-clawod laoparda. Johnny Wolas- 9 9 Conoumer Dleoount Netsvork dsnt and Mrs. Reagan in attandanca. In- 9:30PM CX) m o v i e : -into Thin Ah' naive girl finds herself in • battle with e 1930. Classic, man's flnala, from Washington, 8 O o n y/JM Bhoweooo (R) teeneger findo conflict between old and mullor, Brondo Joyco, Johnny ShofRold. publishing smpire when ^ e inadvert- cludsf Porter cisttica, such aa ("Night (CC) Baaed on a true atory, a young man (2 hr*.) (R) ( 9 MOVIE: 'HoopeY A stunt man la [USA] DouMo TrguUo D.C. (3 hra.. 30 inin.) (Liyo) naw ways. Maximilian Sehall, Rod 194B. ediy becomes invotvad with the death of vfnishas wfiila. ui(vfling frpin, his pfri- 8 Cbritlian ChHdran's Fund []4BQ ] M o v ]E:,'k ^ Steiger,RobbyBenton. IBBI.RatedPG. goaded into staging tha graataat atunt of • p I li . I- . (S i Thlo Old Hotioo (CO.Inatollation.af all tiifia. Burt Ra^oM a. Sally Fialds. Jan- its elderiy owner. Dean Martin. Shirley [TMC] MOVIE: 'Venir In turtFe«He- w l n d ( ^ in tho aocond floor of tho ranch Michaal Vincant 1978. MacLalna, Cliff Robertson. 1961. ConthniBfl... : ,M^.qHlg8TOR,l»R4^ fahytoY. 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It is combined 2 teaspoons oregano leaves 'A cup brown sugar, computerized office; it’s here to and Southerners have large dish. with horseradish in this flavorfiil '/a teaspoon garlic'powder firmly packed stay. Ten years from now, there picnics or dinners. salad. I teaspoon salt ^ 'A teaspoon dry mustard to send messages, memos, KANSAS SCAUOPED CORN will be more terminals on systems effectively. This leads black-and-white TV. 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Bake uncovered in Stir into bean mixture; mix well. some profound effects on the an age group that moves into about trends and specific of solid evidence that floppy TURKEY PARTY ROLL added to the common pile for I teaspoon instant I teaspoon dried dillweed oven for 30 minutes. Bake in 350F oven 1 hour or power structures in most retirement. As Bill Albino, problems. discs just can’t match. 2'/’ pounds ground raw turkey everyone else to share. No more minced onion 'h teaspoon salt Turn chicken; bake for 15 until hot and bubbly. organizations. Xerox Canada’s district manager Videos will become a daily Forget about direct 2 eggs going through your secretary or I tablespoon dried / tablespoon sugar -j !-- minutes: Drain off oil mixture. Makes 10 to 12 servings. How this affects you depends for Southwestern Ontario, points business tool, especially in the dictate-to-type voice-activated I cup finely crushed your boss for access to the out, recent crops of university parsley flakes 7 cups cubed cooked Return to oven; continue baking on where you sit. New light, portable compact disc word processors in the near saltine crackers Color, texture and flavor information you’re officially graduates now are “so computer 2'/> cups coarsely crushed potatoes for 10 to 15 minutes, or until technology will probably have format, rather than today’s bulky future. It’s overwhelmingly '/s teaspoon pepper contrasts make this salad entitled to have to do your job. literate, the technology is second videotape. They’ll be used saltine crackers 2'A cups frozen peas, thawed golden brown. Drain on paper the least impact on executives at expensive to equip computers to I (6-ounce) package unforgettable. ■ the most senior levels. 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Bake in 325F and at what levels certain As for that mainstay of the systems technology, even was introduced 10 years ago, able to talk to you, but, for a greased double-thick large decisions should be made. oven for I hour 10 minutes, or old-style corporation — the technically sophisticated will come into its own in the certain class of workers, it may rectangle of aluminum foil. until set. Obviously there ate certain executives will become impatient next decade. But they admit it Shape mixture into a 15 x middle manager — if the expert pools of information that any be telling tales behind your Makes 10 servings. with “strange dialects and will only fly if executives can back. 10-inch rectangle. predictions are right, they’d company will keep out of the commands. 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Baker likes villain’s role WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Filmeter Robert DIMatteo LOS ANGELES (AP) - Joe Don Baker likes playing the villain in "The Living Daylights," but he was TOGETHER enthused with just the idea of being in a James Bond movie. “ It's a nice role," Baker said of In movie theaters the ruthless international arms and the Manchester Herald dealer Brad Whitaker. "He's a Robooop (R) There's no getting around it; This crazy guy, he's got weird ideas. thriiler with darkiy comic overtones is frequentiy — “ But mostly I wanted to be in a ■ ■■ and expiosivety — violent. But viewers who share the Bond movie. It’s like Disneyland,- and when someone says, 'Do you film's cynical perception of American law and order in want to go to Disneyland?’ you say the age of mega-corporations and advanced weap­ yes. It’s like going to a family onry may notjce that the violerice Is at the service of an reunion; they have it every two exhilarating, rebellious high-tech fantasy. years, and it’s first class.” Sensationally directed by Dutch director Paul Baker, who played Sheriff Buford Verhoeven (T h e Fourth Man." “Soldier of Orange") T. Pusser in “ Walking Tall," said 'i' ■^='' ■'! from a script by Edward Neumeir and Michael Miner, he doesn’t get many prime roles in ac-t^, 1‘ the movie comes stripped for action, yet full of savvy. Hollywood and his career was The film makers have taken on a traditionally “ saved” by going to England. reactionary genre that favors '1^ambo"-llke power-of- American filmmakers “ don’t the-gun statements, but they give the action-film make movies about human beings cliches a satirical twist. The result, as with “Allens,” Is anymore," he said during a recent almost a progressive action flick — In this case a pubiicity tour. “ Producers don’t mssr-i^ delirium of action that manages to uphold the power of understand human beings. Produc­ the human will over the machine, and (though this Is ers now want to get rich fast, they ■' ■ debatable) over the gun. The film has a hip, futuristic AP photo only want to make one movie and trashinees — a "Qodzllla” movie for the cybernetic get rich off it.” '80s. Peter Weller ("Buckaroo Baraal”) stars in the Vih&s that girt? convoluted, but serviceable, story about a cop mown Rock singer Madonna appears in her new movie, “Who’s Styler, Henry down by coke-trafficking thugs. A security systems corporation that controls the police department (and That Qiri," which is due to open this month in Now York. star in movie lust about everythlrtg else, Including the coke trade) She plays a young prison parolee fresh from serving time adapts the cop's brain functions and torso as the basis for a crime she didn't commK, and she’s determined to ROME (AP) — Trudie Styler, for a super-cop cyborg. The protect backfires, though; find the person responsible for her Imprisonment. wife of British rock singer Sting, Vf Enough of the cop's memory Is still present In the robot and American actor Gregg Henry to activate his humanity and his aense of resistance. star in “ Fair Game," an Italian He eventually turns his computerized skills and steely production filmed in English and physical prowess against his corrupt Theater Schedale aimed at the U.S. market. creators/employers. The movie is set in Los Angeles, Threaded throughout the movie are TV-news where the film was shot on location ] w parody segments that tie together the satirical 2:20,4:20,7:20. — The Uvino Oayilghti for one week, and in the Mojave vIewpMnt. Nancy Allen plays Weller's rough-and- (PG) Sol 2:25, 4:50, 7M. 10, 12:20: Sun 12,2:25,4:50,7:25,10. — Superman Desert, where the crew spent ready cop partner. Though her part could be flashed IV: TheOuettfor Peace (PG) Sot 12:55, another week, but all interior Vi out. Ifs a measure of the film's Iconodasm that she 2:55, 4:55, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:55, f- 3 2:55,4:55,7:10,9:30.— RobeCep (R) Sot scenes were shot in the Cinecitta ■ * s doesn't simply become the submissive love interest. 12:W, 2:50, 5:15,7:45, 10:10, 12:15; Sun film studios on the outskirts of She stays the cop's buddy — even when he becomes 12:30, 2:50, 5:15, 7:45, 10:10. — The Untouchables (R) Sot 12:05, 2:25,4:45, Rome. the grandly lumberlr«g robocop. Orade; 7:15, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12:05, 2:25, 4:45,7:15,9:45.— La Samba (PG-13) Sot “ It is the first time that an Italian Snow White (O) Celebrating Its SOIh birthday with 12:40, 2:55, 5:10, 7:35, 9:55, 12:05; Sun director shoots a movie directly in .. this re-issue, Disney's landmark animated feature 12:40,2:55,5:10,7:35,9:55. EhigUsh especiaily for the Ameri­ ,< 2 .J retains its stature as an authentic classic for children of can audience,” director Mario all ages. You don't have to care that almost everything MANCMRSTIR Orfini said recently. UA Theaters east— Beverly Hills Cop about "Snow White" was Innovative in 1937 to realize II (R) Sot-Sun Z 4:30,7:15,9:35. — The The $4.6 million movie is to be that almost everything about It Is still enchanting In Witches of Eostwlcfc (R) Sot-Sun 2:30, released In the United States before 4:45, 7:30, 9:15. — Dragnet (PG-13) 1987. And, if you're an adult, you may be surprised by Sot-Sun Z 4:20,7,9:20. — Heavy Metal the end of this year and in Italy in how charmingly the movie taps Into a lode of (R) Sot midnight.— The Rocky Horror 1 9 U . psychosexual (I.e., Oedipal) material. Meanwhile, Picture Show (R) Sat midnight. — Blue Velvet (R) Sot 11:45. \. you'll be transfixed by Disney’s Inimitable dream world “ I want the film to meet the of good and evil, poison apples, whistling dwarves and VBRNON challenge of the U.S. market first, ^ before it comes to Italy," Orfini anthropomorphic animals. Disney's 1940 animated ChM 1 a 2 — Beverly Hills Cop II (R) Sot 4:15,7:10,9:40,11:45; Sun 4:15,7:10, said. feature "Plnocchlo” is even more beautifully drawn, 9:40. — Benll the Hunted (G) Sot and and ifs a richer tale. But “Snow White" Is classic Sun 1:30. — Dragnet (PG-13) Sot 1 4:30, 7,9:20,11:30; Sun Z 4:30,7,9:20. enough. Orade: WWW* "FyDBOCOP" WBST HARTFORD SHOWCASE V ■Im I B 2— Bevsrly Hills Cop II (R) New home video . at area theaters Sat and Sun X 4:15, 7,9:30. — Droenot (PG) Sot and Sun X 4:15,7,9:30. Act of Vengeance (not rated) HBO/Cannon, $79.95. BARGAIN MATWEE FIRST SHOW ONLV42.50 HARTFORD WILLIMANTIC CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY This made-for-HBO docudrama focuses on the heroic cinema City — Snow White ond the U.A. The Clnsmes — Summer School LATE SHOWS FRDAV 4 SATURDAY last days of United Mine Workers official Jock Seven Dwarfs (G) Sot-Sun 1, X 7,0:45. — (P(»-13) Sot 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:15, 9:15, E. HARTFORD SGB B B 1D YablonskI (Charles Bronson). He challenged union Personal Services (R) Sot on Sun 1;40, 11:30; Sun 1:10,3:10,5:10,7:15,9:15. — iMlLhlAIt td ( X ! *>b 4:10,7:10,9:40.— WIthnall and I (R) Sot Superman IV: The Quest for Peace boss Tony Boyle (Wllford Brimley) (or the union's and Sun 1:30,3:55,6:50,9:20.— Roxanne (PG) Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, Many job opportunities presidency, only to be murdered, along with his wife (PG) ^ and Sun 1;15,3:40,9:10. 11:30; Sun 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:W .— Full Metal Jacket (R) Sot 1,3:10,5:20, avaiiabie with McDonaid’s® (Ellen Burstyn) and daughter, by Boyle's thugs. 7:30,9:40,11:50; Sun 1,3:10,5:20,7:30, The surprise of the movie Is Bronson's creditable BAST HARTFORD, 9:40.— The Last Bovs (R) Sat 1:15,3:15, SU9BBBIAN4 B B Inquire at locations below. Rostweed Fob a Cinema — Beverly 5:15, 7:10, 9:10, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, performance In probably the most virtuous role of his HIHicSSII (R) Sat7:15,9:20; Sun7,9. 5:15, 7:10,9:10. — Snow White and the umm career. What gives the picture distinction Is director Peer Richard's Pnb a Clhjm;— Seven Dwarfs (G) Sot-Sun 1:20,3,5,7. — Beverly Hills Cop II (R) Sot 7:30,9:30, Jaws the Revenge (PG-13) Sot9,11;Sun John Mackenzie's handling of the four psychopathic midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. 9. — Revenge of the H e t^ II: Nerds In w B B o L BOD types who do the killing. Mackenzie showed a Paradise (P(»-13) Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD stunning flair for violence and a corrupt milieu In T h e Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Jaws the 7:20, 9:30, 11:15; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:20,9:20. LABAMM B m i ROBOCOP ID Long Good Friday,” and he brings out a disturbing Revenge (PG-13) Sot 1,3,5,9:30,11:30; Sup 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:30. — Stakeout (R) B S a H B H IM IM ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS; comic cretinism in his villains here. 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Or perhaps in should seek help or wait for CHRYSLER-DODGE pair both its ability to cool the car and broad daylight your car just 'dies” on a ^ rd s further away toward on coim n ^raf l ^ . ^ 1^^^ arrive. Try to notice land- lubricate the compressor. Without lu­ m ajor interstate. Either case can be a fic. A l s i set a third flare about 30 yards numbers on cross- bricant, the compressor promptly frightening experience. m front of y°“f ,,i, roads, the names of towns and distances I ONE OP THE ONLY CHRYSLER j t IOS6 yOUr COOl seizes. 'The car’s owner is f a ^ with a What steps would you follow for your 5. I f you are on road signs, and the location o f scrv- hefty repair bill — about $175 for a phone, call for help. Such phones are . . “ .■ conditioner specialist Alan Slocum in own safety if your car broke down on the Riverside, Calif., quickly found a bum steel compressor and about f 350 for a road? T b M suggestions, reprinted from usually numbered to mark your location, ice stations you pass. This will help direct [DEALERS IN GREATER HART-|?2.SSSd.u,r.ir«.d4 7>xck new-style aluminum unit. but you should also repon what route you you to a specific place from which to call electrical connection that bad pre­ Road Ahead, o ffe r advice. According to Alan, when the older I Th e first step, o f course, is to get out, are on, the direction in which you were for help. I drxi't care much for heat. Maybe it vented the magnetic clutch on the ■ FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-■ steel compressors needed lubrication o f traffic W hen% u feel your car beginV traveling and the vehicle's make and compressor from engaging. Nine they would rattle in anguish for some to sputter, use whatever momentum you J model. Spend as little time as possible road. Ifn oon eh M pas^you forsescral Southern CalifomiA, where sunshine bucks for a little rewiring. [MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M.I “«"r “ time. Before they died, you could add haveleft to pull o ff the road and onto the walking along the road, especially if it is is a given. I envy people in cooler Owners of other cars in Alan’s shop Freon and all would be well. shoulder. Othervrisc you risk being hit by dark outside and you are wearing dark ™ ^ parts of the country who can wear weren’t so lucky. The compressor is another vehicle clothing. it might be better to walk to a nearby ItoNOONt! socks in the middle of summer and the heart of an air-conditioning sys­ But the new aluminum ones give up I FOR ALL YOU DO IT YOURSELFCRS 2. Use your emergency flashers to alert 6. 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BABYSITTER wanted. O FFICE Assistant for SALES Person. Part time CLERICAL. Small office, After school care for 8 DRIVER Fuel oil. Class 11 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 PHOTO FINISHING medical office. Very evenings. 3 nights and license required. De- diversified duties xic- year old In ■ Bowers Full time. Will train. diversified general Saturday. Harvey's pendqbla fuel oil deliv­ counts receivable .tele­ tchoool area. Call 229- clerical duties Includ­ Dresses A Sports Wear. ery eost of river. Expe­ phones, record keep­ Form Supplies ond Eouipm ent. .. . M 7316 days. 646-7086 ev- Apply at Nassif Ca­ Entertoinment...... R ATBt: ) to 6 doys: fO cents per line per dov. in g receptionist 646-3100. rienced only. Fulltime. ing and some typing. Nonets Business P ro o e rtv...... Office/Retoll Equipment ...... II enlngs. Resort Property ...... Bookkeeplnp/income Tox 7 to If dovs: 7Q cents per line per dov. mera 639 Main St. backup. Typing not re­ Insurance and benef­ All benefits. Coll 647- Corpentry/Remodellnp Recreotlonol Eouipment...... t3 » to 2S dovs: «• cents per line per dov. L M t/ F o u n d ...... M ortoooes...... Boots ond Morine Eouipment...... n quired. Flexible help­ DENTAL Hygienist. High its. Call 647-9137. 9137. P crso n o lt...... Wonted to B uy ...... Polntlnp/Poperlnp.. U or more dovs: SD cents per lino per dov. Manchester Rooftnp/Sldlnp...... Musicol Items...... ful nature Is required. quality preventive of­ ' i Announctmtntt. Comeros ond Photo Eouipment... 15 MiPliiMiiii cBorpo: 4 Hoes. Auctions...... Flooring...... Full time, flexible fice. Modern facilities. Pets ond Supplies...... H CARPENTER Flnonclol...... Rentals Ele ctricot...... PART Time office posi­ Mlsc^loneous for Sole ...... 17 O B A D L IN B t: For closslfled odvortlsements to hours. Send resume to; Full time position In Rooms for Rent... Heotinp/Plumblnp.. be published Tuesdov through Soturdov, the tion In S. Windsor. Aportments for Rent...... Tog Soles...... •• experienced In kitchen Sports Medicine & Or­ established office. Sa­ Miscelloneous Services deodilne Is noon on the dov before publlcotten. Employmtfit ft Educotlon Condominiums for Rent. Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... W Acccurote typist with thopedics, 155 Main St., lary negotiable. Call Services Wonted. .. For odvortlsements to be published Mondov* and bath remodeling. DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT Homes for Rent...... considerable phone co­ Manchester, Ct. 647- 075-6269. Holo W o n ttd ...... the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on FrM ov. Quality minded. Must SItucrtlon W o n to d ...... Store/Office Sooce...... Merchandlst tact for busy sales of­ 1493. Position avallablo for RN with BS or equlvalant and Businots OooortunItiM . Resort Property...... Autom otivt have tools and trans­ fice. Figure aptitude Instruction...... ta indvstrlol Property...... Holldoy/Seosonol... RBAO Y O U R AO. Clossitled odvortlsements ore strong teaching and leadership skills. To ba raapon- Cors for Sole...... helpful, word process­ FU L L time openings for AUTOMOTIVE Em plovm tnt Sorvlcos Goropes ond Storope..... Antloues and Collectibles. token by telephone os o convenience. The portation. Top pay for sibla for ortentetion, N A. cartlflcaMon, and In-aer- n Roommotes Wonted...... Clothing...... Trucks/Vons for Sole... Monchester Heroid Is responsible for only one ing and or computer loving care givers for REPMR Wonted to Rent.. Furniture...... Com pers/Trollers...... Incorrect Insertion ond then only for theslie of right Individual. Full skills a definite plus. Infant, toddlers and vlca programs. Salary commansurate with experi­ Rtal Estate TV/Stereo/Appllonces. Motorcvcies/Mopeds. the originol Insertion. Errors which do not Expariancad tnachanic Auto Services...... time year-round posi­ Excellent benefit pack­ pre-school.' Call Ma­ Homos for Solo ...... Machinery ond Tools .. lessen the volue of the odverllsen>ent will not naadad full Oma. Must ence. Good banaflte Indixilng employar - paid StrvicM Lawn ond Garden ...... Autos for Rent/Loose... be corrected by on oddltlonoi insertion. tion. age. Call 228-9478 or rilyn Olmmock, Little Condominiums for Sole. Miscelloneous Automotive have own tools and Constitution Health Network health Insurance and Lots/Lond for Sole...... Child Core...... Good Things to Eot.. send resume to Sfordox People Unlimited, Fuel Oll/Cool/Firewood . Wonted to Buy/Trode .. valid C T driva/a llcanaa. Investment Prooertv . Cleonlnp Services. Equipment, P. O. Box Marlborough. 295-8003 pension. Apply or call during business hours at 649-5400 Salary nagotlable. Call 204, Columbia Ct. 06237. or 295-9415. RockvRIt Mamorlil Nursing Home 247-3493 CASHIER In convenience Wayna or Mark 22 South St., Rockville, C T • 875-0771 HELP WANTED HELPWANTHI store. Flexible hours, LITTLE CAESAR’S PIZZA Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED nights and weekends. 633-4155. is looking for 1-2 Assistant As o condition precodont to PART Time. $6.25 hourly. D E N TA L Assistant. Part CARING, loving, expe­ HOME health aide. Du­ tho plocoment of onv adver­ Notional In-store mar­ time for specialty prac­ SCHOOL BUS 0MVER8 rienced, Individuals ties Include health RN SUPERVISOR- 3-11. Managers. No experience ne­ REAL ESTATE CAREER NIGHT tising In the Manchester He­ tice In Manchester. Re­ rald, Advertiser hereby keting company Is for the town of Bolton. needed for child core care, meal preparation Immediate opening cessary but helpful. Must enjoy seeking Individuals to warding position for an positions In Hartford light housekeeping for Mondav-Frlday. No Thursday, August 6, at 7:00 p.m. agrees to protect. Indemnify orgonlzed people or­ We will train. Idoal part and hold harmless the Mon­ distribute coupons and time job for homemak­ County. Coll Nannies elderly couple. Coll weekends. For more working with the public. Must be chester Herald, Its otfleers samples to consumers iented person. Will "R " Us Inc. 233-7457, 643-8065.______Information please coll Ramada Inn, “Tiffany Room” train. Call 646-4811. ers or retirees. self motivated and be over 18, and employees against any In local supermarkets. osk for Suzonne. D E N TA L Assistant. Mon­ Crestfleld Convals­ and all liability, loss or We provide training. 537-5234 or 537-5768. cent, 643-5151. We offer: Good wages, advance­ 1330 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield expense. Including attor­ RN/LPN-We have a full PART Time. Pumping day through Thursday. Reliable transporta­ gas, changing tires. In­ neys' tees, arising from tion required. Call 1- time or port time posi­ 10-5. Experience pre­ ment opportunities, a chance to This will be your opportunity to learn what is necessary to claims of unfair trade practi­ tion on 3-11, Monday- FLORAL Designer with cludes Saturdays. ferred. Reply to P. O. ces, Infringement of trode- 245-1877, Monday flower shop expe­ Spruce Street Mobil. be in charge and learn leader­ through Frldoy, 9am- Frlday. No weekends. Box 505, Manchester, become a Real Estate Sales Associate. We plan to cover the marks, trade names or pot- For more Information rience. Full or part 649-3487. a . 06040. NURSES ship skills. ents, violation of rights of 4pm.______please call Crestfleld time. Apply In person: following topics; privacy and Infringement of PART Time store clerk. Convalscent, 643-5151. Krause Florist, 621 New Hire Retet Apply in person copyright and praprietary Apply Solvation Army Hartford Rd., EDUCATIONAL AIDE Real Estate Sales What It Takes rights, unfair campetitlon per diem rates Includ­ and libel and slander, which Thrift Store, 210 nPIne BAYLOR Supervisor. We Manchester. LHtle Caesar Pizza As a Career To Be Successful Street, Manchester. have opening for a General Duties; to reinforce Instruction, assist may result from the publlco- Individuals, or small groups of children and per­ ing shift and weekend tlon of any advertlsment In 646-4928. supervisor position ev­ differential in effect., How To Get Started Investment Opportunities the Manchester Herald by ery weekend. 7pm- form Instruction releted clerical activltlea as as­ or call 646-4300 for more EXPERIENCED person DATJLENTRY signed and monitor and assist 7th and 8th grade LPN’s start up to *13“ advertiser. Including adver­ needed for custom 7am. For more Infor­ information. Potential Income Earnings Bank Affiliation tisements In ony tree distri­ mation call Director of Part-time Data Entry students In the computer room. Successful ex­ per hour — RN’s start bution publlcotlons pub­ draperies. Full time. Hours can be flexible. Nurses. Monday - Fri­ clerk for Manchester perience with children In a structured setting up to MS"® per hour. lished by the Manchester day 9am-3pm. Crest­ such as scouts, church, school etc. Experience Reser\'ations are required. R.S.V.P. Glastonbury 569-2205. Herald. Penny Sletfert, Hourly rate $6 %. Area resident. Day Fiexible scheduling Publisher. _____ Contoct Phyllis at 456- fleld Convalscent, 643- with 7th and 8th grade student and some typing available on 3-11 and MENTAL HEALTH 5151. work, flexible hours ability preferred. Required for consideration: 3527. 11-7 shifts. Excellent Five Full Time / 2 Part lim e to your needs — complete application, 2 letters of reference, and m VTD CARROLL [^PERSONALS high school diploma. Contact benefit package in­ openings in expanding innovative community- 7 Dead End Job? good pay. Responsi­ Mr. Vans Harding, Principal (Grade 7 8 8) cluding pension plan based agency serving adults with psychiatric A S S 0 C i A T E S. X . X . i N C. POKERI Seeking four or ble person. Tolland Middle School and short term dis­ disabilities. 35 hour work week, good benefits, five dependable young Consider the Coast Guard Alter­ 98 Old Post Road, Tolland ■ 875-2564 ability. For further in­ full employee and dependent insurahee for full The R ^ l Estate Group to middle-aged em­ native. Its a chance to do import­ Call 646-4411 Application deadline Aug. 14. formation, call time. 2852 MAIN STREET • GLASTONBURY ployed men Interested for interview. Position to begin Sept. 1987. EOE In a weekly poker ant jobs. Fighting poliution, sav­ Donna Sorensen, DNS REHABILITATION SERVICES — Job Coach game. Please respond SOUTH WINDSOR — Full time opening for skills instruction and to Box G c/o The ing lives, and enforcing Maritime Manchester Herald.o law. Jobs that will give you big NURSING CENTER support for competitive employment place­ 1060 Main Street ments. B.A., 1 year experience in Human Ser­ responsibilities and equally big THE PROFESSIONALS vices, knowledge of vocational rehabilitation a So. Windsor, C T Emiployment rewards for work well done. The plus. ISk plus... MANCHESTER HONDA 289-7771 Education Coast Guard can beyourfouteto RESIDENTIAL SERVICES — Reaidendal a bright career. For more informa­ AUTOMOBILES Counselor — Full time opening for independent living program. Case management, ADL in­ tion Contact your local recruiter Our Service Department NURSES struction. B. A. experience in Human Services. HELP WANTED at 240-4260. Flexible hours, transportation required. ISK plus. You would like to join a winning Help Others, help yourself, is seeking an experienced AIDS DRIVER. Part time for Residendal Counselors - 3 full time opening for team, that inciudes: Complete Manchester Herald The Coast Guard Automobiie Technician. N«w Pay Scale innovative program to serve dually diagnosed Job Satisfaction, Good Pay, route- Coventry area. Psychiatric/Substance abuse, adults. Case Short hours. Good pay. In effect per diem rate Good Product, and Great Call 742-8867. M2am, 7 Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms including shift and management, ADL. B.A., experience in Hu­ ta lOpm.G man Services; Substance Abuse experience a Company - Then join us... weekend differential plus. Flexible hours. Transportation required. REGIONAL Classified IRS TAX ASSISTORS provided, excellent benefits. For up to *8“ per hour. ads reach nearly 15k plus. Openings include: 3,000,000 homes. One interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, Excellent benefit The Internal Revenue Service is seek­ package including * Sales Person classified ad placed ing part time tax payers service RECREATION COUNSELORS —’^2 part time with the Manchester Monday thru Friday. dental, life and short openings for recreation counselors to •k Sales Secretary Herald will be placed In representatives at the GS-5 level with term disability insur­ & coordinate and supervise activities for over 200 newspapers ance. Flexible ache-; -A- Used Car Mechanic throughout New Eng­ the starting salary of $7.10 per hour. residents in program to serve dually diagnosed land for one low price. The IRS will provide all the necessary duling available on psychiatric substance abuse. B.A., experience Please call Ed Thornton at ^ 1 Closslfled 643-2711 training. The qualifications are 3 MANOfSTOHCTCA the shift or your in Human Services; Substance Abuse ond osk for detolls.a choice. For further in­ experience a plus. Flexible hours. Valid RECEPTlbNISf/O^lce years of appropriate experience, deal­ THE PROFESSIONALS formation, call drivers license required. M/\NOfSTHlH0NCA I Assistont. Gloston- ing with the public or a 4 year college 24 ADAMS STREET Donna Sorensen, DNS burv. Smoll friendly Bi 'lingual Hispanic and other minorities THE PROFESSIONALS degree. A challenging and gratifying MANCHESTER, CT 06040 SOUTH WINDSOR componv seeks ma­ encouraged to apply. Send resume and cover 24 ADAMS STREET ture, responsible Indi­ position for the right person. For NURSING CENTER letter indicating position (s) to; vidual with pleasant MANCHESTER, CT 06040 personality. Will train further information, please call 646-3520 1060 Main Street 646-3515 on word processor. Ex- So. Windsor, C T Chrysalis Center collent benonts. Call 203- 240-4187 15 Marshall St., Hartford, CT 06105 Ann Ross 690-3511. Bus­ The IRS if an Equal Opportunity Employar. 289-7771 iness Personnel. Associates. liliihSM lAUAAAM MM MELFW MTa HELf WMITa H H f W M TD NELPWMITa IwaFWARTB NEPW ANTa NapwM Ta IRPWMIIBI G D mfurnm llRFWiMITBI M a p w w ra FLORAL Shop looking for SCHOOL Crottlng CONSTRUCTION Com­ HOUSEKEEPER. Imme­ APPLIANCE repair shop Guordt, Town of Mon- PART tlm* Stcrtto- MEDICALSocrotory- PART Tim a Solos. Rafail M ECHANIC- Front end, HAIR 2 port tlmo drivera. pany now taking oppll- diate port time opening positions ovollabla In brakes, shocks. Expe­ Roofers and Roofer technician tor sarvica Available Imma- chttfor. Tho Town It X-RAY cotlon tor polntort. for parton to work rv/RMtpNofilst. Mon­ /TronscrlpHonlst for In on all makes of small busy orfhooodic offico. East Horfford office rience only, full time. helpers. Inexperi­ STYLIST dlotaly. Apply In par- ■ooklng rotpontiblo Minimum 3 yaortaxpa- flexible hourt on wae- day tttrouolt Friday. appliances and vacu­ ion: Floral Exprtt- coring Indlvlduolt to rtanca. Solory com- 9^12:30 - ______pay and bonofits. Send pendable moture sales sick time. Apply In part-time for Stroat, Monchailar or Full or part time rlanca. Coll 643-2659 tor light houtakeaplng du­ person. Homemakers person. Tires Interna- rienced help will be coll 6464266. comlng tchool year. oppointmeiit. tlet. Excellent oppor­ WAITRESS wantod full rtsumo to; Sports and 5pm. busy salon in Ver­ Mtdicino & Ortbopod- hours/flexible shifts. tlonol, 1195 Tolland paid accordingly. If Hourt ovorogo 19Vk por for fast paced CONSTRUCTION Com- tunity for high tchool tlmo part fimo. Apply Call 29F-3437 for further Turnpike, Manchester, non. We guarantee wook. Salary It S5.50-S6 pony now taking oppll- tfudanf or tomi retired In porson Luigi's Rts- Ics of Monhcosfer, 155 you are a hard Orthopaedic Moln St., or call 647- Information. CT.______to pay you more MANAGEMENT por hour. Uniformtond cotlont tor Estimator parson. Coll Monchat- taurant. 706 Hartford worker and can re­ frolnlng providod, no office. Good pay Salat parton. Will tor Manor. 6 4 ^ 2 9 . Rd., Monchostor. 1493. OIL Burner apprentice. oxporlonco roqulrod. East of the River. Full port to work every than your cur­ TRAINEE and benefiti. train, mala or temala. WANTED part time Monchotfer ratidonft Call 643-3699 tor ap­ driver offernoont. time. Insuronce and day, you can have rently earning as preforrod. APPHco- Send reiume to SECRCTARY benefits. 647-9137. Loam all phases of pointment. Mutt be over 19. Apply posmoN oramra the opportunity to a hair stylist, plus our restaurant opera­ flont ovallablo of fho In person Nellton Auto Pbanmcy iMrtonnol office, 41 CONSTRUCTION £om- Purchasing depart­ work for a growing tion. Parmanant posi­ Sp6rlt NMclKe ponynow taking oppll- P o rts , 646 C a n te r tips, benefits and Canter tiraet Monchat- Street. HEAD MECHANIC ment busy office re­ commercial roof­ tion with advanca- ter or by calling 647- 6 R 4 ootlont for Laborer. opportunity. Call Good wagat. Coll 643- quires a secretary PART Time. Earn extra ing company that mant potential. Good 3126 Equal Opportunlly CARPENTERS Tho Town of Cowntry hosa pooMon oponing for money assisting our NOW HIRING! today. Employer. Famolet, Orthopasdies 2699 for appointment. W ANTED. Pay accord­ ono, (1). HEAD MECHANIC. AppHcaids must havo with accurate typing takes pride in their wages and banafita. bookkeeper with post­ Mlnorltlat and Handi­ 155 Main Street ing to axpartanoa. Insu­ a minimum of four,(4), yaora axparianoa in tiw skills to type ing, filing and light work. Call Eastern Looking for full time Manager Apply capped urged to apply. rance and banaflft mocbanicN lapair and maintananca a t sarttimov­ purchase orders and typing. Also help with Roofing Corp> <82- part time Manchester ASMTMIT MMIMn available. Coll Casey B ing aquipmant, haavy trucka, awaapars, automo- customer service by 875-0588 Hiwird Johiwon’t Crum Construction. bHaa, mowars, and ottior alandaid and apodal other related items. phone. Hours 8:30om- EOE a C o sm e tid a n s. 394 Tolland Tpka. RECREATION 4566491.______TO LLA N D Board of Edu­ c h f S w t . aquipmant AppHcanla must haw a minimum qf Heavy phone con­ *12:30pm, Mondov a Cashiers Manchastar, C T COUNTER parton through Frldpy. Appll- EXPERIENCED Wol- MNEGTON cation clerk to take PAY GUARANTEE wanted, will alto moke four, (4). yaars axparianoa In waidlng,fabflcatlon of tact. . Apply The 'cotlons now being ac­ troiMs. Food working Immediate opening minutes at boord meat- OP 9104100 FIRST part% hydrauHca and ovarhauHng. Also haw the CONSTRUCTION Com­ Apply In person: 640-6220 Ice cream cokes and Gerber Scientific In­ cepted. Send to the conditions. Brooktost for oartifiad Recrea­ Inet. 950 par board YEAR. UP TO 920,000 novaltlat. Monday- abWty to prapaia and fHa raporta and laootds, haw attention of Terri c/o pany now taking appli­ and lunch. Brownitono maattng Includes typ­ 2ND YEAR. strument C o ., 83 cations 'for siding 263 W. Middle Tpke. BABYSITTER wontad tion Director. Muet Friday 10-5. UptoS6per thair own toola aa Is raquliad tor this worK and a the Monchester He- Dinar. 649-4011, 721- ing and zeroxlng of LucraNva career op­ hour depending on ax- Installers. Minimum 3 Minchetter, CT 7329. tor 2 chlldran oeo9 2 have Geriatric ex­ mlnutot. Call 875-9662. wild Connacdcut Claas II driwi's Ncanao. Gerber Rd., West, S. rold, 16 Brolnard and 4. Hours 1-4pm. 4 portunity In floor cov- parlanca. Will train. Place. No phone colls years experience. Sa­ RNS wonlod for full and perience and at least WANTEDI Exparlaii^ arlngt. No exparlanca Applications can ba obtainad at tha Covsntry Windsor. lary comensurate with 6 49 -8 8 0 9 days par waak and Coll Cindy 647-1076. pleosel port tlmo. 11-7 shift. occasional ovonlngs. one of the following bartandart, waiters, nacotsory. Apply In Hartford Rood Dairy Town Garaga, 46 Bradbury Lana or at tha Town experience. Call 643- Eoe Apply AON. Salmon parson: 3659 for appointment. Idool for semoono with akills, Ceramics, and wolfrettat. Apply Quaan. Hdl. 1712 Main Stiaot Cowntry. CT. Brook Convaloicont child sonw ago. Rofer- In parton, 1360 Moln Homo Salmon Brook oncos roqulrod. Will sewing, music, art, Street. Coventry. FLOOR COVERING Applications must bo lalumad to tha Garaga or P a r t s ^ Drive, Gloitonbury. act: Degree pre­ DEPT. Town Halt by Friday. August 14th, 1967. No othar considor ftenoger. 643- REGULAR part time PART TIME PIOOM coll 633-5344. 9057. ferred but will con­ cashier and dork. Over RICKEL HOME COOKS appUcaUona win ba accaptad aftar this data. Counter Sales 30 hourt. Full benefits, C EN TER sider all qualified 1026 Tolland Tpka. DISHWASHERS Tha Town of Covonpy Is an Equal Opportunity Employor. A rewarding position is now available in our no weekends no avan- CUSTOMER SERVICE applicants. For addi­ Ingt. Coll Manchattar Manchattar Newington, CT branch for a Parts Counter FULLTIME Wa are looking for respontibla aarvica- KTML AewomsiM Fosme clerk tional information Community Collage WAITRESSES Person. Applicant must possess a High School mlndad Individuals to handle customer Inquir- call: Book Store. .643-1097. GENERAL Office. Part Diploma with 2 years of College or have Applications are now baing accaptad for tha time hourt. Rexlbla. Full or part time. f NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... ^ las. The position requires anthualasm, Inda- Technical School training. Parts Counter p o tio n of retail advartiaing posting dark. MBBcbastaf Manaf 643-1211 9 to 6. Temporary or perma­ MNCKEITER AREA pandant thinking, and organization. Good Experience a plusi Applicants should haw bookkaaping and SECRETARY IN HOME babvtlffar for nent. Good wagaa communication akills and a plaaaant tala- 64641129 11 year old. 95 par hour. e Complete Benefit Package computer exparlanca, aa wall aa being abla to and banafita. Apply In phona manner are esaantlal. UnNod Bank has an Monday through Fri­ Mather St...... all e Salary Commensurate W/Experience type, answer phonaa and handia a vartsty of SHIPPER/ Racalvar. person Two shifts are avallabla: opening fora ascratary day. 3om-12 noon for 3 Wsatnald S t ...... all for a job with a future. . . office ralatad functions. Banafita Induda Small prograulva win­ weeks. Starting In Sep­ Eaetflald St...... all call Tom Morrison 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM Monday-Friday dow treotmant com­ In the Vamon Circle of- tember 3:45om -Sam. Howird jBhnton’t company paid health plan, vacation, paid pany tasking thlpper- Cantarflald S t ...... all 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Saturday fica. Tha sucoaaaful Coll offer 6,643-9332. 394 Tolland Tpka. Northfiald S t ...... 203-606-8401 holidays and sick days. Plaosa sand raauma or /racalvar gtnarol ...... all OR candidata mutt type ORDER filling clerks. Manchaetar, C T work axparianoa along with salary dutlet parton. Some H.O. PENN MACHINERY CO., INC. light dallvary with 45-60 wpm, have ax­ Port time or full time. 648-6220 M cG uire D r...... all 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday raquiramants to: Manchastar Herald, Monday through Fri­ Caaa D r ...... all 225 Richard Street Newington, CT 06111 company owned Iveco, oallant organizational 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday "Bookkaaper," P.O. Box 591, Manchastar, C T 6 wheal Z-IIOdlatal van day. flexible hourt. House D r...... all and communications Coll Roberta of 649- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F i Pleoaa call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more 06040, or call Mark Abraitia, 643-2711. It required. If you have akills and tha flexibility BOOKKEEPER. Full thlpplne/recalvlng 1649.______... charge with strong R Idgo...... all CATERPILLAR Information. to work for aovoral W alnut...... background, pottatt CARPENTER- Will pay bookkeeping knowl­ ...... 21-123 □ I managora. Apply at or .tor axperiancad help. edge who will ba capa­ A rc h ...... all good organizational tklllt and hove an ex­ sand lasuma to: Ratidanflal remodel­ ble of handling day to Pork 8 L ...... cellent driving record ing and window Inttal- day funcflont Ilka re­ ...... 13-110 RECORDJRORLD oppiy In parton or tend Susan Staalinan llng. Coll avanlngt 646- ceivables and payables o u t ...... alt retuma to: Draco Cor­ 5459.______as wall at trial balance G arden D r...... aH IMMEMATE OPENINCE' poration, 441C Govar- UNITED BANK and account onolytlt. St. Jatnaa St...... all Vomon d rd a Offica FULL time positions DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM THE GREATEST MGMT OPPTYS! nor't Highway , S. available of Automo­ Computer and ona- WIndtor, a . 06074. At­ Vamon, C T 06066 wrlta tytfam axpa- Butternut Road ...... all . MATCni/U. HANDLER tive Luba Canter. Ex­ Entry lowt Ability to lift 75 lbs. Loading, un­ tention Ptrtonnol. perience helpful but rlonca. Excallont sa­ Has Immediate Openings lary and career Dale R o ad...... all loading and moving of matariala within tha MMlilDER TRMNEES will train. Coll 647-9997 or apply In parton of opportunity. If your Garth R o ad...... 129-138 plant. Good flgura aptituda. Forklift axparl- Earn While You Loam with our tralnaa program axparflta It accounting Ludlow Road...... 2S-107 anca a pluti 315 Broad Street, tailored to rapidly adwnoa your career with Manchattar. ploota tend your re­ CLASS II TRUCK DRIVER RECORD WORLD. PRIVATE PARTY sume ond salary blt- Arnott Rd...... all a PACKERS tory to: Bookkaapar, Ferguson Road ...... 15-112 Entry lawl. Ability to mow lorga and haavy Full Time Only P. O. Box 1999, Man- matariala. Fork lift axparianoa a plual Merchandise Ads E. Middle Tpka. (oven only)...... 598-67S ASST. MANADER TRAMEES chatter, Cf. 96040. a ROLL-OFF MACHINE OPERATORS s First & Second Shift will train axperiancad, earearorlantad Individual North 0m St...... 5-91 Entry lawl opanlnga for Individual with a good to taka tha ehallanging raaponsibillty of man­ DISHWASHER. Woodbridga St...... 18-230 flgura aptituda and tha ability to lift 75 lbs to FREEZER SELECTORS aging a RECORD WORLD store. oparata an alootronlo parforating machina. Full Time Only KITCHEN Ea^ Middle Tpka ...... 294-373 MMhanloally incllnad and ability to work In- CASHIER A Franklin St...... All dapandantly. WE CAR ALSO OFFER YOU: HOSTESS HELP Parker St...... 104-242 a STOCK ROOM ATTENDANTS Apply in person at — — MEDICAL/OENTAL — * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Full or Part Tima. Must have cooking Green R o a d ...... 204-330 Entry lawl. Soma axparianoa or baok- - VACATION - •xperienca. Some H enry St...... ground In atook/lnwntory, math ability and * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Hour* to Buit your ...... 201-315 - COMPETITIVE SALARY - heavy lifting re* Princeton S t ...... 167-190 obla to mow larga and haavy matariala. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM — CONSIDERABLE BONUS AWARDS — * Classifications 71 thru 87 needs. Expoflanoed Tan n e r S t...... 124-106 G.8.P. offara an axoallant banafita paokaga 40 Tolland Stage Road * Merchandise Under *250 or will train, wages quired. Must be able Welleoley St...... all whioh Inoludaa madloal, dantal, and Ufa * Ad must contain price! based on past to read raelpos. Inauranoa, panalon plan and tuition Tolland, C T IF YOU ARE SERIOUS AROUT exparlenog. Apply Lawton R d ...... all ralmburaamant Quallflad oandMotaa may apply You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Apply in person bet­ MIHord R d ...... all y o u r c a r e e r ... ween the hours of at our faoUtty oraand raauma. SALARY HISTORY Monday through Friday due to this low price... Carpenter Rd...... all MUST BE INCLUDED. UUSMMVHseaUMMT. 8:30-4:30 Monday • Sanford R d...... all 8:30 am to 5:30 pm OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31. 1987 REIN’S Hamilton Dr...... all 208 686-7729, MON.-FRI.. from 10am-6pm Niw York Style Friday. NENBEN SaEN TinC PRODUCTS, INC. Sat., 8 am to 1 pm or send lesume to Record World, P.O. Box 366, Welherall St...... 8-262 Roslyn, Now York 11876, Attn: Mo. Olsmondl. CALL CLASSIFIED D ill Garli’t Pitta M cC a n n D r ...... All Paid medical, profit sharing and 27SA Prograaa Or...... 279-333 Rt. 30, Vernon B M w a H S t ...... 151 Botaon Driw pension plan. Manehaotar DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! 643-2711 N O W ! CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 A a t . kVF/H/V ’" ..... __ __

■UMUUUUUU KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 191JHOMES HOMES Rentals iHELPW/WTtD IHELPWWITED IZ1 Ifor mle IHM8ALE AUTOMOTIVE PART and full time cashi­ C A BIN E T makers. Expe­ AN Elegant portrayal ot WHETHER You are In­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ers In all departments. rience helpful but not the modern life style terested In buying, sel­ FORimT CARS Ideal work for senior necessary. Apply can be seen In this ling, building or lust PHRmM/ iRHSCaLANHIUS MISCaLANEOUS FDR SALE citizens. Wepaypener- Zahner's Wood Work­ Immaculate 2 bedroom need to consult some­ ROOMS, Male or Female. GHIOCAIIE PAPERNM ___ ISEHVIGES ouslv based on expe­ ing, 23 Industrial Drive, Salem Cape In luxur­ one on your real estate Centrally located. Kit­ SERVICES TORINO WogotTHTTv?, rience. Will train If West, Tollond. 875-6226. ious Lydall Woods. needs, call us we're a chen prlvlledges. Reas­ NEED quality chid care? COLLEGE Painters. Pro­ SS^TobsT^rucklng! 351 engine. Power necessary. Apply In FULL time tellers This attractive end unit full servie organiza­ onable. Apply at 39 Call Nannies "R " Us fessional lob without Home repairs. You steering, brakes, olr. person: Arthur Drug, needed. Connecticut offers appliances, sky­ tion. Free market anal­ Cottage Street, be­ Inc., at 233-7457. Ask for the professional price. name It, we do If. Free CUSANOUWN 70,000 miles. 8450. 644- 942 M a in S tre e t, Bank 8i Trust, Man­ light, cathedral celling ysis on your existing tween 9-4. Suzonne.______Bill 647-8922.______estimates. Insured. 643- 1855.______Manchester.______an a casual core tree SERVICE chester Porkade ot- home. U & R Realty. COVENTRY. Unfur­ EXTERIOR pointing and 0304. aaniil, rai CHEVY Monza 78. Blue, M EDICAL office, port or tlce. 647-5500.______way ot life. Garage and 643-2692.0 „ D A Y CARE your own lot. 8140's. nished ground floor staining done. Also laraaorq no body rot. Sunroof, full time bookkeeper. EXPERIENCED Men's room. Private en­ Home has openings for full stockade fences In­ om-fm cassette. 8800. Office background ex­ Blanchard 8i Rossetto. MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 dma toddlars 2H to 8. Sevan CaRfaraFKaaBa clothing salesman. "We Guarantee Our trance and both. Secur­ yaara llcansed, first aid csrtl- stalled. 646-4122. DELIVERING 6468223 offer 5:30. perience desired. 4 Full time. Good salary bedroom Ranch In ity deposit, references. Rich farm loom, 5 yards, 646- 407S days per week. Call Houses" 646-2482.0 move-ln condition. tisd. Mother of two. Fenced eeoeeoeeeeoee MERCURY Bobcat 1976. and benefits. Coll Ber- 8250 per month. 742- In back yard. 875 plus fax. Sand, gravel, Runnino condition. 649-8074 or send resume nord Apter. 643-2478. RESTORED and moder­ Quiet, convenient loca­ 6715. and decorative stone. FIREPLACE. Remodel­ to: All Shaklbol M. D., nized 3 bedroom Colon­ tion. Aluminum siding, PAINTING ing and chimney re- Best offer. 646-3957. PRESSING machine op­ M ANCHESTER. Ideal tor 646-0262 IntMlar and ejM or. WMpaper^ T Bl RD 79. Michelln fires. 953 M o ln S tre e t, ial with good size new both, and carpet­ Ine. Quakly woit. Retaeneea 643-9504 bulldlng. The Manchester. erator tor retail clo­ rooms! Completly re­ ing. Full rec room with Single working woman. possibllfles are end' Excellent condition. thing store. Full or part Centrally located. Non- LICENSED AAom before and fuSy Inaured. SO yean u - decorated. FIreploce, 4th bedroom off rec and after school hours. less. After 6pm week' 81500 best offer. 643- NURSES Aides. Training time. Coll Bernard Ap- garage, and a penny room. Directions: East smoker. References days, 643-8209. 0220,5638541. ter ot 643-2478.______and security. 860 Walking distance Bow­ 4ja class starting soon. Center Street to Porter • •eeeeeeeeoeee«e4 pinching price. Call on weekly. Call Eleonor ers school. 647-8000. SUBARU 01 GL. 4 door, 5 You will be paid while PART time to work In your future today. Street to Autumn 640-4431 CORRIVEAU LAWN NAWRESTNEE SERVICE speed, olr, stereo. Ex­ your learn, plus re­ office. Ideal for student Street to 63 Lyndole between 3:30pm and 8 Blanchard 8, Rossetto. pm only. 649-9472. SERVICE Bucket, truck B cMppar. cellent condition. ceive free meals. Tak­ or houseperson. Flexi­ "We Guorantee Our Street. Reduced to Quality grooming at Stump removal. Free 82200. 659-3619.______ing applications for full CLEMIIIR ble hours. Apply In House". 646-2482.0 8136,500. Principles MANCHESTER. 4 room, affordable priceat aetlmatae. Special OLDS 67 Delmonf 88. 425 or port time certified person : Pequot Spring only. 649-8935. 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom SERVICES conaldoratlon for elderly nurses aides tor all BRAND New listing! rnee t t n m r t t - r v u r iMMtmto engine. Running condi­ Water, Spring Street Under construction apartment with garage and handicapped. shifts. Earn a high rate Extension, available August 1.8500 tion. 8200. 643-9504. 643- now! 1 acre of country­ COLUM BIA. New listing. ' TIR EED Of spending all Call 646-9716 9505 evenings. of pay plus bonus Glostonbury.______Exceptionally clean 3 per month. 8650 secur­ 647- 7SS3 hours. For more Infor­ side surrounds this spa­ ity. Call 646-4525. your free time clean­ PONTAIC J-2000 82. Air TEACHER. Industrial HOMES cious Colonial In Man­ bedroom Ranch high ing. Relax let me help. mation please coll: Di­ on a hill. 2 car drive- coditloned, 37,00 miles. rector of Nurses, Mrs. Arts/Computer Educa­ IHELPWAIITED FOHSALE chester. 4 bedrooms, Call 875-7148. Ask for FLDORS ECONOMY LAWN MOWER Good condition. 82200. tion. Tolland Middle 7 '/i baths with lacuzzi, through garage. Nicely Rose. In Manchester VINYL IS FINAL A. Plante, Crestfleld landscaped. Close Let us do your Hardwood Lawn Mowara ispaked. 646-5007.______Convalescent Home- School, grades 7 and 8. DEPUTY Dog Worden SOUTHERN New Eng­ charming country kit­ area only. flooral We will remove tha See why vinyl uding has the ad­ To provide Instruction commuting to Hort- APARTMEHT8 10% Senior CMaeaa PONTIAC Sunbird 1978.6 /Fenwood Manor at part time Manchester land closslfleld ads chen with custom oak INDIVIDUAL to perform fumhura from the working vantage. Free Eatimatea. Call and basic Industrial Police Department. cabinets. Energy effi­ tord. Clumbta lake FOHREHT area at no extra charge. Free DIaeounI cylinder, sunroof, new 643-5151, Mondoy reach nearly 800,000 personalized cleaning brakes, tires and arts and computer edu­ Provides animal con­ homes In Connecticut cient Anderson win­ priyileges. Mony ex­ eaUmotae. ‘ raa pick up and dalivsry. FaU through Friday, 9am to tras. Must be seen. MANCHE??ERrTToom services In your home jouttaous aarvlee Call anyUma SIDING PLUS at . clutch. 8750 or best 3pm.______cation courses. Super­ trol service tor the and Rhode Island. The dows. Top Notch quol- or business. Coll 742- vise students In other town and assists In Ity. Generous 8179,900. Petius Realty. apartment. 1st floor. S4S-2348 • Padre offer. 643-6370 or 742- COM FED Savings bonk Is price tor a basic 25 228-3777. 1730. 847-8000 643-1198 7667. 7om-2:30pm. situations assig'ned. maintaining the dog word ad Is only 890 and allowances. 8279,900. Adults preferred. No seeking a part time Contact: M r..: Vene pound. Minimum of 8 Jackson 8, Jackson pets, no appliances, 1 VW Rabbit I960. 4 door. i teller for our Coventry will appear In 75 news­ Harding, Principal. hours per week Includ­ papers. For more In­ Real Estate. 647-8400. car. Security. 649-1265. sunroof, Mlch.ellns, office. Must be people 875-2564. Application ing Soturdoy And Sun­ 4 ROOM apartment, ap­ AM -FM radio, manual oriented and have ex­ formation coll Classi­ 647-8400.0 deadline August 10. day. 85.25/hour. Re- fied, 6^2711 and ask pliances, heat, hot wa­ 4 speed, 1 owner. 81300. cellent moth skills. Coll EOE.______LOVE A T First Sight! 11 GOHOOMINIUMS TV/8TERE0/ PETSANO Coll 643-2012. 1 aulres experience In tor detalls.a Every single Inch ot ter, garage. Lease. 0 TAB 742-7321 for details. the care of dogs and HM8ALE 8575. Adults preferred. RMRENT ___Iappumices SUPPLIES EOE.______P A R T time floor mainte­ VERNON. 2 family plus this beautiful Cape Cod SALES ^M C Concord 78. Runs nance person. 86 to valid Ct drivers li­ A PRACTICAL Solu- 646-7268. well but needs work. PART time early bird to In-law apartment. has been Impeccably MANCHESTERlTeoufT- DOUBLE oven, self Stort. 643-5747.______cense. Apply at: Per­ Country setting. mlantalnedi Full tlonll Tired of all thOt 3 ROOMS, 118 Main ful new 2 bedroom FREE. 1 year old neu­ 2.^FAMILY tag sale. 84-88 8500/best offer. 649- serve morning custo­ sonnel Office, 41 Center cleaning Hotpoint Florence Street. Satur­ ,4820.______STOCK room and counter Priced to sell with a dormer, 3 bedrooms, yard work and shovel­ Street. No pets. Secur­ condo. Air, refrigera­ stove. Coppertone. tered Shepherd mix. mers, 6 to 10am, Thurs­ Street, Manchester or ing?? We've lust what ity and deposlt.8480. day August 1st, 9-3. day to Sunday. Family parson wonted for psotive cosh flow. 1st floor family room, tor, dishwasher, inl- good condition. Great Needs room to run. CHEVY Van, 6 cylinder, plumbing and heating coll 647-3126 for Infor­ 8189,900. Klernan Florida room, rec you need at Forest Heat and hot water crovwave etc. Call 644- Good Watch dog for Ceramic materials , stick shift. Power run. Dairy Mart. 368 mation. Eouol Oppor­ for cottage or apart­ green ware ond points. supply house. Call Vic­ Realty. 649-1147. room, fireplace. Pretty Ridge condos on Lydall Included. 646-2426, 9-5 2673 or 644-3313 ment. Best offer. White business or home. Also steering. Runs well. Spencer Street, Man- tunity Employer. Mi­ Street. 6 room town- weekdays.______TA G Sale. Saturday Au­ chester/Eost Hartford tor Manufacturing and MANCHESTER. Cozy treed setting Redwood evenings.______Glenwood apartment 3 year old spayed cot 643-9376.______Distributing Co., 236- norities and females Farms. 8209,000. Jack- house with 4 levels plus multi colored. Coll af­ gust 1, 9 to 4pm. Rain tewnllne. Coll 56^3046. urged to apply.______with large lot In town COVENTRY. Newly re­ SOUTH Windsor. Beautl- size stove. Needs oven OIOS Cutlass Supreme 4535. older 2 fomlly and sin­ son & Jackson Real a basement, 2W baths, furbished loft studio ful 2 bedroom condo. 2 coll. 820 os Is. 646-5160 ter 6 6478155. date Sunday. 202 South 1977. Automatic, H ELP ! We need an active W AN TED . High school Estate. 647-8400.O generous closet space, apartment. Country after 6pm .□ M ain, Manchester. Individual to come CARPENTERS and Cor- gle family. Nice neigh­ car garage. 1 '/a baths. 2 am/fm, 4 door, pood penters helpers. Own age boy to dispose of borhood. Positive cosh DELIGHTFUL. Man­ 1 carport with storage. setting. Utilities In­ years young. No pets. G IAN T tag sale, Saturday tires. 127k. 8500. 633- work with our snMlI trash every 2 weeks. Private and peaceful MISCELLANEOUS August 1, 9-3. 215 6239. company. Telephone tools and transporta­ flow. Klernon Realty chester. 8142,900.3 bed­ cluded. Referencesond One month security tion. Work In Manches­ 6434623.______649-1147. room Cape with living setting overlooking the security. 8400 per plus. Call Klernan FOR SALE Adams Street, orders, light ordering pool and tennis courts. I7 7 I LAWN AND CHEVY 1979. Excellent ter. Pay according to room, dining room, kit­ month. 742-6715. Realty. 649-1147. Monchester.______tires. Many good parts. and packaging. Custo­ experience. Imme­ BING bang boom I chen and nicely fin­ Coll today! 8149,900. LJ rarden TE E Shirt transfers. Ap­ mers basic duties. We Jackson A Jackson STORRS 2 bedroom, ap­ TO Settle estate. 2 antique 8150. Call after 5:30. diate work. Coll 643- R88l Est8t8 Owners need a quick ished 17 x20 lower level pliances. Private en­ proximately 3000, also settees, Edison Vlc- 6438997.______are young and growing sale on this Immacu­ ReolEstote. 647-8400.O LAWN Mower, Snapper SO to 100k numerals and 6760.______■ rec room with cedar trance, yard. 8395. Call pbsh type with leaf frola with records. and will train. Fulltime late 5% room Nan­ panelled walls and a NICELY Affordable. letters for shirts. Cope CHRYSLER Cordoba preferrred, part time DIRECTOR Pupil and between 8-5:30. 643- Morchandlss mulcher and bag. Ex­ Gaudy Dutch dishes, 1976. Good condition, Staff Support Services. tucket Cape at Lydall twelve foot wet bar. Manchester. 8109,900. 8516. etc. Best offer. 649-3642 linens, old pictures, 3 considered. Apply: Ct. Woods In Manchester. cellent condition. 850. offer 5:30pm.o______dependable cor. 8450. Position available Sep­ New vinyl siding, nice Va duplex with condo 646-0505.______sets of dishes. Silver Cane Si Reed Company, HMMLE Living room, dining status property Is In 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ 643-2929 after 5:30. 205 Hartford Rd.. tember 1, 1987. 225dov yard and 1 car garage. nished. Heat. Working POTTERS wheel, hand Presid entlal spoons, room, 1st floor den and Easily converted Into a excellent condtion and bullt/ktin. Used. Post CH EVY Capris Classic Manchester. work year. Must hove single male preferred. Tea SaH Setaeaed Laaai. furniture and miscel­ Connecticut certifica­ All real estate advertised In laundry, 2 spaclaus 2 car. D. W. Fish Includes 2 large bed- Any amount dsHvsrad. Alto, IIN, and shelves Inicuded. laneous small Items. 1979. Dependable cor. OVERNIGHT staW posl- the Atanchester Herald Is bedrooms, fully ap- Realty. 643-1591.0 roonns, loving room No pets. Lease. 643- High mileage. Must tion os Intermediate 2880.______grairal, stons and bark mulch. Suitable for beginning Saturday and Sunday tlon. 11pm-9am. Very Administrator «92ond subtect to the Fair Heusine pllanced kitchen. and appllanced kit­ Bobcat, baekhoa a loader rantal. potter. Noncy 6468103. August 1 81 2, 9-4:30. sell. 8500. 643-2929 offer competitive pay and Act of I9H, which mokes It Tastefully decorated A8ANCHESTER. 8289,900. AN TIQ UE whites, lace, 5:30. certification In special Beautiful custom built chen. V i baths, good STUDIO type. Partly fur­ linens, Navaho FOR Sale. Hardly used 2 Rychllng, 146 Wall benefits. Coll K; education or another Illegal to advertise any pref­ plus plush wall to wall convenient locotlon. D. nished. Working single MmeoNSTauenoN Street, Coventry. 742- CHEVY 1953. Belolr 4 Fowler at 74M490. erence, limitation or dtscrlm- carpet. Mint condition brick Contemporary blankets, decorative Queen sized waterbeds oreo of pupil person­ spilt level. 3 large bed­ W. Fish Reolty. 643- mole preferred. No 872-1400/8GU65S Including heaters, lin­ 6416. door, runs good. Par- InoHon based on race, color, Inside and outi I Only 1 pets. Loose. 643-2880. accessories. Red ADMINISTRATIVE As­ nel. Salary range 841- religion, sex or notlondl rooms, 14' X 20' sunken 1591.0 Goose Farm Antiques, ers, sheets and comfor­ tlally restored. sist ont/Accounlng. 847,000 depending on origin, or on Intention to year young. Reduced MANCHESTER. Excel­ S A TU R D A Y 8/1. Rain 87M/besf offer. 875- to 8143,500. Jackson ft fireplace living room, Goose Lane, Coventry. ters. Queen sized bed Glastonbury. Progres­ experience. Send letter moke any such preference, dining room and gor­ lent 4 room apartment, Weekends 12 to 5. 742- OFFICE/RETAIL Including mattress and dote 8/2. 85 Brookfield 0009 anytime.______sive company offering ot application, resume limitation or discrimination. Jockson Real Estate. stove, refrigerator, no Street, Manheesfer: S The Herald will not know­ 647-8400.O geous brand new kit­ 9137. EQUIPMENT box spring. 8200each or PINTO 77, 76, 73. Make 1 career advancement. and credentials by Au­ chen. 17' X 23' fireplace pets. References. Se­ best offer. 643-7600. Family clothing cor. Ports. Best offer. Position leodtngto pro­ ingly accept any odvertlse- gust 21 to: Dr. Nathan ment which Is In violation of SUDDENLY available! family room, screened curity. 8^ plus utlll- COPY machine standard S TE E L loading ramps. Summer-Winter, 5208573, 5698161. motion within 1 year. Chester, 78 Ripley Hill the low.______porch, 2V!i baths, 2 car tles. 649^003.______men's size medium, Handle computerized Nice, shaded, fenced and legal size. Excel­ 12' long, 1' wide. 830. CHRYSLER Cordoba Rd., Coventry, Ct. edvERNiiAENT Homos yard, comes with this garge. Professionally NO PAYMENTS M ANCHESTER. Quality lent condition. 83500 misses 8- 12, shoes general accounting 646-6360.______small, girls 58, shoes 1975. Running condi­ 06238. from 81 (U repair). six room Cape with landscaped lot. Much, Up to 2 years. KIst vour fi­ one bedroom, heat, hot asking 8500.6464U05. tion. 8275 or best offer support functions. 15% much more. D. W. Fish FURNITURE CAKE decoroflng equlp- 78V^. Furniture, rugs, Delinquent tax prop­ front dormers. 2 or 3 nancial dllflcultlas ooedbve. 2 water and all applian­ ment Inicudes, heavy secretarial duties. Ac­ erty. Repossessions. Reolty. 643-1591.0 Avoid forocloture. Catch up ces Included. Air condi­ singer sewing mochine — 222L5l 2 £ 2 S : _ _ counting courses a bedrooms, V /a baths. 4 PIECE Colonial living dufy molds, accesso­ cabinet, kitchen acces­ OATSUN 210 1902. 59,000 Sell Your Car Coll 805-687-6000 exten- Fully finished base­ MANCHESTER. 8154,900. on late payments such as nrst tioned. Quiet. On bus plus. Computer skills or second morteage or even room set. Brand new. R n RECREATIONAL ries. 850. Coll evenings sories, children's pool- miles. Coll between 6- slon GH 9965.______ment. Don't miss this Surround yourself with line. Ideal tor middle- Best offer over 8100. 6498905.______needed. Excellent be­ outstanding credit cord Mils. aged and senior cltl- IS il EQUIPMENT /toys. Ceramics, color 10pm. 643-6433.______nefits and salary. Coll onel 8123,900. Strano pleasure In this seyen Call 525-7784. tv, radios, knick- *15 We Buy Real Estate. 647-7653.0 room ranch with three, Keep vour home free and zens. 8540. 247-5030. SAW table for circular DODGE Von 1978. New Ann Ross: Business clear without liens. Bad E N TE R TA IN M E N T cen­ s t a r c r a f TT o p a Jp ! knacks, mole traps. 4 Lines — 10 Days bedrooms, V /a baths, saw. 825. Call evenings. point, oood running Personnel Associates. Reel Eetetel credit or late payment his­ M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ ter. Medium Oak, gloss Sleeps6. Stove, Icebox, 649-5905. Lots more. condition. Call 9-6, 659-3511. SOS charge, each addi­ OPEN House 1-4 Sunday. den and garage on tory It nota proMem. Kindly room duplex , fully used 10 times. A must Need a quick sale and elop­ 35 Bretton Rd. Best doors, brass accents. 18 " Webber charcoal 81500,6468051. tional line. You can quiet street. Sentry coll: appllanced, V /a baths, 8425. 644-5908.______see. 82500. 295-8356. CRAFTS sale. Handmade SECRETARY. Port time ing for relocation, divorce buy. Lovely spacious Real Estate. 643-4060.D private basement. 8625 grill and accessories. TOYOTA Supra 1904. position possibly lead­ cancel at any time. Th a Swiss F U L L size Maple bed, 840 crafts. 169 Dunn Rd., aeltlemem, debt paymenta or dormed Cape situated MANCHESTER. 8235,000. plus heat and utilities. 835. Call evenings. 649- Coventry. Saturday Loaded, sunroof, ing to full time. Availa­ SORRY, an altamative Investment? on a mature lot In the Consarvativa Group Call 659-4228.______and dresser, 860. 644- 5905. leather, rust protec­ ble In growing social NO REFUNDS OR Newer duplex In conve­ 1-454-4404 or 1956.______PETS AND 8/1,9am to 5pm. We have the anawer to your Buckley school dis­ nient location, large .1 BEDROOM furnished HOUSEHOLD. Furniture tion. 24800. 1 Owner. services agency. Typ­ ADJUSTMENTS trict. This home fea­ 1-454-133A LOVESEAT. Large unus­ suppua 6468051. ing 40 wpm. Excellent problamal Call Bob at rooms throughout, apartment. Ideal for 1 and microwave. All ex­ CAU HERALD tures 3/4 bedrooms, 2 fully appllanced kit­ or 2 people. References ual design. Four extra cellent condition. 646- 1979 FORD T-BIR D 92,000 general office skills. full baths, finished rec cushions. Full print. B E A U TIFU LLY marked THE EASY WAYtOfindO chens, garages and Just because you don't and security. 8525 per male Shelly, 15 months 1780.______cosh buyer for no-ionger- miles. Looded. 81500 or W ord processing a AIMHO KAITY, MC room and much mare. 8150. Firm. 742-8243. best offer. 643-0069. plus. Good benefits. CLASSIHED 202 East Canter Street laundry rooms each use an Item doesn't mean month Includes all util­ old. Papors. Neutered. Starter sets from 850. needed household Hems Is Call today far details. side. Perfect tor owner STUDIO couch opens to Flexible hours. Coll Manchester, C T Offered at 8139,900. the Item has lost Its value. ities. Call Eleanor be­ All shots. Very oentle. Wedges, woods, puf­ with a wont od. Dial m t i i S y / y M v A 4- Nancy of Chrysalis 643-2711 occupied or Investor. Why not exchange It tor tween 3:30-8pm. 649- full bed. Brown/yellow Asking 8250. 6498166. fers. Bargain prices. 643-2711 fo place your door. Mint condition. Century 21 Epstein Sentry Real Estate. 643- 9472...... plaid. 850. 568-7835. Csnt«r..52S-WKfPE. 6484»17 Real Estate. 667-8895;0 cash with an ad In Classi­ C0lLafter6. 64M794 'omtk'^cifarrdd.' • • »" - 02000. Call 6468602. * * 4060.O...... fied? 643-2711. w WABe t

■H M I >■! CMS CAM GARS CARS CMN FM r a i i s M f SALE H M 8ALE FOR SALE FOR SALE M A Z D A G L C 1982. 4- TOYOTA CELICA 1990. doar, stereo, olr, man­ Original owner, 2-door, ual 4-spMd. Great on SCRANTON 5-speed, olr, power. gas. 84,000 miles. Ex­ AM-FM, Radio, 67,000 cellent condition. Call Tyson out to unify heavyweight boxing title oSSSSUMMSS. highway miles. Excel­ 742-1724.______AND 9CLECT UMD CAM... lent condition. $2900. SOME t . t » nNANCINO OR LESS! Call 742-1724. TAKE A LOOK By Ed Schuyler Jr. making a defense against Ken Norton. The Anoclated Preaa Ali, incidentally, won that rematch with 87 VOYAGER •15.595 85 Pont. Grand Am 87 LeBARON He«t t Or. *Oo95 ^in k s. OT8 Turbo •12.295 LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Mike Tyson, While Saturday night’s fight would 87 PLY VOYAGER •15.895 CLYDE 88Ta^m ^"c.,ii 200 only one month past his 21st birthday, produce an undisputed champion in the 87 RAMCHARGER CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. will try to become the first undisputed eyes of the three world sanctioning •17.595 4>4 82 O ld. Regency heavyweight champion in nine years bodies, some people feel the champion is 88 THUNDERBIRD •9.895 ROUTE 83, VERNON Saturday night. Michael Spinks. 88 DODGE p/ULo«M •11.495 82 Buick Regsi dr *6495 A legal hurdle that threatened to block 86 RELIANT S.W. •9.895 81 M uda RX7 *4495 "H e’s not the champion, I’m the 83 Century 4 Dr. *6995 the fight against unbeaten Tony Tucker champion,” Tyson said. “ He’s not 86 DODGE 4M./PIO. •12.995 79 Zephry Sedan *2395 86 LASER Turt» •11.695 83 Chevy 5-10 XCeb *6295 at the Las Vegas Hilton was cleared late running the show. 86 DODGE 83 Skylerk 4 dr ^4995 86 Line. Town Car Friday afternoon. "H e used the excuse thathe didn’t lose CHARGER •7.695 84 Celebrity 4 dr vvg *7495 3 to Chooaa $AVE Dennis Rappaport, who purchased 21 the title in the ring. That's a bunch of 8 6 CELEBRITY •7.795 84 Skybewk 4 dr w» *5995 percent of Tucker's contract for $50,000, baloney. How can you call yourself 84 Mercury Marquia 8 6 PLY. HORIZON m •6.995 84OI0eClere4dr •7495 went to Clark County Court and filed an champion when you give it up?” Brogham 8 6 CHY. GTS Turt» •10.295 85 Merc. Meniui. • dr. •7695 *4995 attachmoit for $540,000 on Tucker's It appeared the HBO heavyweight 88 8 0 0 Conv. o> 85 Chev. Ceprice 4 dr. *8495 86 Mustang *6495 purse. Tucker is to get $1.1 million, and title unification series would end May 30 stifling •13.895 85 Eecort HDeck ’ 6195 Tyson’s purse is $2.5 million. with a fight between Tyson and Spinks, 8 5 VOYAGER •9.295 85 Cemaro Slut *9195 85 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 Rappaport contends he is owed money who had won the IB F titie by upsetting 8 5 COUGAR •8.995 88 Dodge Diytone *11,495 88 Town Car *17,900 from Tucker’s four previous fights. Larry Holmes, the premier heavy­ 82 PONTIAC J2000 •2.995 88 Century 4 dt. ’ 10,295 Clark County District Court Judge Carl weight in the world for seven years. 7 9 BUICK SKYLARK •2.795 86 Cavalier 4 dr *8395 85 Cougar Rad *6800 Christensen ordered that the money had However, Spinks left the series to fight 8 4 LeBARON 4 dr . NIC. •6.595 87 Spectrum 4 dt ’ 8495 BILL PICANO! 84 Mazda Pickup ' *4595 to be turned over to the Nevada State Gerry Cooney, who he stopped in the 82 HORIZON ^ 87 Chevatte i dt ’ 5495 4dr.AC.AuM •2.995 Athletic Commission before the fight in fifth round June 15. Meanwhile, Spinks 83 Lynx Wg.. At ac *3995 872-9111 order for it to be held. was stripped of the IB F title for refusing 875-3311 88 Mazda SE5 wu *5495 However, another dictrict court to agree to a mandatory defense against Judge. Addeliar D. Guy, ruled Friday Tucker. 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 85 Colony Park afternoon that Tucker must put up the It doesn't appear a Tyson-Spinks fight SALE a,5M MIm Wagon *8495 money within 24 hours of receiving it. will happen until fall of 1988. Tyson is PRICE $14,995 DarkHM 86 Merkur XR«Ti *11,495 Since he won’t receive the money, in the scheduled to face Tyrell Biggs Oct. 16, form of a letter of credit, until after the and plans call for him to meet opponents 85 Buick Regal *7495 fight, the way was cleared for the to be determined in December or 85 Olds Calais *6395 match. January and on March 21 at Tokyo, then 1985 Cadillac Eldorado Once the money is put up, court action 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 possibly fight Frank Bruno in June or 2DMT then will determine whether Rappoport July at London. SALE 84 Cougar »i«a OarMt RmI CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. *5800 will receive any. Despite his 35-0 record, with 30 PRICE $14,995 .. ncrio AurMLJEeVERNON*975 • 3 3 > i Promoter Don King had earlier knockouts, Tucker is given little chance I 87 LEBARON COUPE H MORIARTY expressed confidence the fight would be of upsetting Tyson’s plans. Tyson, who BROTHERS held. has a 30-0 record, with27l(nockout8, was 1985 Buick LeSabre LTD S T K . #1214 “ It’s only money,” King said. a lO-I favorite for his fourth title match. SALE LOADED 301 Cuntur St. In another development Friday, re­ Tyson became the youngest man to ManchMtur, C T presentatives of the World Boxing win a heavyweight championship when PRICE $10,995 a**" he knocked out Trevor Berbick in the Council, the World Boxing Association 643-5135 and the International Boxing Federa­ second round Nov. 22,1986 for the WBC tion agreed to change the fight’s limit title. He won the WBA title on a IS-round 1986 Pontiac Trans Am fonTRUCK8/VAN8 unanimous declsioA over James “Bone- | 2 Z | f o r SALE from 15 rounds to 12 rounds. It would * 1 1 , 4 0 6 . * start about 7 p.m. PD T and be televised crusher” Smith March 7, then defended SALE live by HBO. both titles with a sixth-round knockout PRICE $13,995 OtEV^^97r"noor of Pinklon Ihomas M ay 30. pickup truck. 3 plus 3 Tyson is recognized as chamidon by .Tucker won the vacant IB F cham­ OR 191. PER MONTH Silverado. Excellent the WBC and W BA. The 2S-year-oId pionship by stopping James “ Buster” condition. 30k. AP photo Tucker holds the IB F title. S6500/best otter. 643- Douglas in the lOtfa round M ay 30. 1986 Olds Ciera 'SE’ New 1987 Chrysler The last undisputed champion was 2929atter5j30j^^^^^ WBA, W BC heavyweight boxing champion Miko tyson raises At the official weigh-in Friday, Tyson SALE 2 Dr^ Lm Umt, W , LeBARON GTS I leon Spinks, who as an 8-1 underdog and Tucker each weighed 221 pounds. p s ,p w ,n M i CAMPERS/ his hands in the air after weighing in Friday- fhorning for scored a 15-round split decision over The 6-foot-S Tucker towers over PRICE $9,995 Stk. •Hiloe LOADEDI TRAILERS Saturday's title defense against Tony Tucker, the IBF champ. Muhammad Ali here Feb. IS, 1978. The Tyson, who is listed at 5-ll>A, but Both men weighed in at 221 pounds. WBC then stripped Spinks for signing appears to be. closer to 5-9, and has a CHEVY VA?n979witha!r for a rematch against Ali instead of lOV4-inch reach advantage. 1985 Buick Riviera conditioning. Am/fm SALE cassette. Captain's * 1 0 , 4 1 2 . * choirs. Sofa, Ice box. PRICE $12,995 Coll 7424)746.8am-5pm, Bet Tw ice, Alysheba renew their rivairy in Hasiceii ^a8Mo^eoroe^^___ By Dick Joyce in the Preakness, is 7-5. race,” said Van Berg, who had been ' The Haskell will be tbesecond Gradel MOTORCYCLES/ The Associated Press Bet Twice and Alysheba also met once upset when Jockey Chris McCarron ra ce for Lost Code, who is expected to go Now 1987 MOPEDS as 2-year-olds, in the Breeders’ Cup pulled back Alysheba in the Belmont, for the lead at the start. The son of I igNi . S/'EAST OCEANPORT, N.J. - Bet Twice and Juvenile, with Alysheba third and Bet allowing Bet Twice gooff toa big lead.” Codex’s otiMr Grade I victory came in I NEW YORKER I 1984 HonS^ScHoTEx- Alysheba renew their rivalry Saturday Twice fourth. Van Berg reported Friday that the bis last start, theAriington Classic over cellent conditlon.must in the $500,000 Haskell Invitational "There are two champion fighters.” colt’s rash has been healing and no 11-8 miles July 11. sell. Asking S650 or bast Handicap, with speed horse Lost Code said Bet Twice's jockey, Craig Perrat, longer a worry. Lost Code, who lost his first three I ISalC h WINDSOR offer. Coll after 4pm posing a threat to their domination of the "and there’s one we don’t know who starts of the year and wasn’t nominated 647-9925.______Alysheba, who again will have McCar­ top 3-year-old races. may want to be champion.” ron aboard, will not be running on the for the Triple Crown aeries, includes in Court of Probolo, District ol "N o doubt Lost Code is the speed Bet Twice, a son of Sportin’ Life- anti-bleeding medication Lasix, which his streak four deities — the Alabama, 8H1210 Manchostor *15,808.* «. NO TICa OP HflAMNO horse, but I don’t think he’s quite the Golden Dust, has won all three starts at has been known to improve a horse’s Illinois, Ohio and St. Paul. ESTATE OF horse that we have,” said trainer Monmouth Park, his home base. performance. When put on the drug, Lost Code remains on Lasix, which ELMER M. THRALL. Jimmy Croll, putting his colt, Bet Bet Twice and Alysheba each will was administered to the colt before the 1 DaeaoMd Alysheba crossed the wire first in the Pursuont to on order of Hon. Twice, and Alysheba a cut above. carry top weight of 126 pounds, while Blue Grass, though disqualified, and first 1^ in bis streak and every race William E. FltsOor^d, “ It's a three-horse race, but when it Lost Code was assigned 124. thereal^r. The colt won by a a AM prtoee or peymenli kiMutfe any eppNeeMe iMlory rebate edMg ned then won the Derby and Preakness. Judgo, dotod July 29, 1987 a comes down to the money, it’s between combined four lengths-plus during the to detdar. M pileae awhide .Mat tee, elale teeRim idn pM e hoorlng will bo hwd on on ap­ Lost Code, winner of seven straight Van Berg’s decision not to run his colt Amartede ehoiee paymenli dmiieh ChiyMer CradM Nmi 47 and 1 my horse and Alysheba.” stakes, is 2-1, while Clever Secret, 15-1, on Lasix amounted to a surprise, since streak. i ^ o w £ s m moMh vddi dotin payment ol 81800 eaili or trade 108% AMR. plication praying for author­ ity to toll cortaln root prop- Bet Twice, who ruined Alysheba’s bid and Born To Shop, 30-1, complete the the drug is permitted in New Jersey. Bet Twice, winner of $2.3 million ortv altuatod In tho Town of lifetime, and Alysheba, $1.4 million, 348 SOUTH MAIN STREET Monchottor, County of Hart­ for the Triple Crown with a l4‘/ii-length field for the 20th running of the 1 l-8-mile Van Berg's action did not surprise, ford; tho fiduciary dosiros to victory in their last meeting, the June 6 Haskell for 3-year-olds. Croll, though. each have two victories in rix starts this EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 iw tho Durchosor of aald roal Belmont Stakes, is the slight early Jack Van Berg, who trains Alysheba, Croll said Bet Twice will not run on year, while Lost Code has won seven of proporty os In told applica­ tion on fllo more fully ap- favorite at 6-5 to take the $300,000 first wasn’t offering any predictions about Lasix “ because he doesn’t need it.” 10 this year. Lost Code's bankroll stands poort, at tho Court of Pro- prize. the outcome of the Haskell. Lasix is banned in New York, but Van at $020,006. boto on Augu^ 12,1987 at 2:1S Alysheba, the son of Alydar who beat One thing Van Berg felt certain about Berg claims the lack of the medication The Haskell will be shown on ABC’s 289-6483 P.Ma Bet Twice by three-quarters of a length was the running of the race. was no factor in the Belmont loss, when "Wortd Wide of Sports.” Post Ume is Mdrv Lou Taylor, Clork in the Kentucky Derby and a half-length "There ain't no one going to steal this Alysheba ran fourth. 5:44 p.m. EDT. 0U4I Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

Suspensions reduced to 3 games Amrlun Lngua multi 48 812 4 ToM i IS1SS M o rla r» In action twice LPGA Denvar acorn Charles SIfford 3936- 68 Jim Ferree 3533-68 _ . . 088 813 131-8 SoflbaD Dog Dalzell NEW YORK - OutfieMer Wiliie Wilson and BaoebaO Moriart ^ h )ther . which ran its record to 16-10 last ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Second- 3935-68 CMcoge oil 831 805-5 3 8 Rofe Botts 3835-69 left-hander Danny Jackson of the Kansas City Royals Y in k m 6, TIgin 5 Gome Winning RBI — Schu (3). Thursday j ^ a win over Marco Polo, has two Greater round scores Friday In the $275,000 LPGA Pro-Am Tournament played on the oor-7i Roland Stafford 3833-69 had their five-game suspensions reduced to three E— DAAorttnez, AAoreland, Sandsrson, Hartford T ro ig h t Baseball League games on the BUI Johnston 3835- 69 Schmidt. LOB— Philadelphia 11, Chlcoga 6418yord Lone Tree Countiv Club and Bob ToskI games Friday by American League President Bobby DBmOIT NEW YORK agenda th B ^ ek en d . The MB’s will host Katz Sports Nike the par-72,6,275-yord Merldan (iolf Club: 3833— 69 Amirlcin Lagus lUndlngi BbrhM el irhM 13 2B— Jsttz, Durham, Sundberg. 3B— Denny Felton 3531-69 Brown. Whttakr2b 5 110 Wshgtncf 4 12 1 Schu. HR— AAorelend (19), Dawson (28), tonight a r K w at Moriarty Field before traveling to Chris Johnson 6871— 137 Walter ZembrIskI Washington Social Club plated three Solly Quinlan 7868— 138 3535— 70 Under the new penalties. Wilson and Jackson will sit Madickdh 4 0 10 Mtiiglylb 4 110 AAumphrey (9), CJomes 2 (10). SB— Newington'^for a Sunday date at 2 p.m. against the runs In the seventh Inning to nip George Lannlng 3834— 70 Bart DMMen Gibson If 523 1 Winfield rf 4 111 MThompson (30). Jill Briles 6871— 139 Gene Borek out three games, beginning with Saturday’s home W L PCI. OB _ _ IP H BB B BB SO NewingtortCapitols at Newington High School. Pockoge Store, 6-5, Friday Laurie RInker 7870— 140 3836- 70 TrammI ts 50 11 Posqualf 3000 night at Nike Field. Jack Lyons and Bob Bob Brue 3836-70 contest against Boston. New York 63 40 612 Homdonrf 402 1 Cottoph 0 100 Becky Pearson 7871— 141 Bob Charles Toronto 60 42 6H ~7Vi Kfkoss 5 9 4 4 1 2 McMahon each hod three hits and Jon Therese Hesslon 7269— 141 3836— 70 Brown revised the suspensions after meeting with Shwidn rf 1000 PglruloSb 3 112 Brandt and George D'Amora two Doug Sanders 3836— 70 Delroll 58 41 686 3 DaEvnsIb 4 0 10 GWOrddh 4 112 Jackson 0 1110 1 Cindy Rorlck 71-70—141 Mike Souchok Wilson and Jackson Thursday at his office in New AAllwoukee 52 49 .515 10 Calhoun 2-3 0 0 0 2 1 FootbiM officials hold meeting apiece for Social Club. Bill Maneggla Down Coe 71-71— 142 3938-70 Lsmonef 3 110 Salas c 2 0 10 hod three hits and Bob Cornell, Bob Roberto DeVIcenzo 3937— 70 York. Boston 48 54 671 UW Hoottic 20 10 RKellypr 0 0 0 0 Tskulve W68 2 3 0 0 0 0 Soro Anne Timms 6973— 142 Baltimore 656 16 — The Central Connecticut Associa­ Plccln and Jeff Cote two apiece for Patti Rizzo Gardner Dickinson 3937— 70 47 56 Nokstc 2 0 10 Ceronec 0000 Bedrosn S60 11-3 2 0 0 0 0 Brown's. 7873— 142 Jim King Cleveland 36 66 .353 26basketball, track and Oakland 52 49 615 2 T o m s 39S14S Tetale 38474 Jackson pitched to 2 batters In’ the 6lh. mrormation. call Jim Fagan at 528-4700 or Larrv Shlrlev Furlong 73-71-143 3536— 71 615 2W Nino Foust Cass Jowor 3938- 71 field, swimming, platform diving and taekwondo are Calltomla 52 50 HBF—OAAartlnez by KGross. WF— Dupont at 633-6676. ^ 7568-14] Jock Fleck Texas 49 53 685 5 N l Jackson. Barb Bunkowsky 6974— 143 3536-71 among sessions already sold out for the Pan American 49 .485 5 G o lf Sandra Palmer Seattle 52 New York ...... Umpires Home, AAcSherrv; nrst, Pon- 73-71-143 Games. Kansas City 49 53 680 m One out when wliwilng run scored. dno; Second, Brocklander; Third, 08 Cathy Gerrlng 7873- 143 Chicago 41 59 610 12)6 AAulh. Jackie Bertsch Other sellouts include earlier sessions in roller Gome Wlnrring RBI — GWard (10). Over 30 soccer league offered 73-72—144 LeteBemes Net Included E— JBonllla2.DP— DelrottLNewYorkl. T-3:33. A-33935 Dole EggeUng 7874— 144 skating, synchronized swimming and weightlifting mdov’s Somes Sherri Stelnhouer Transactioiis LDB— Detroit 9, New York 2. 3B— The Manchester Rec Department is offering over 30 MInnieliaug 6975— 144 said Mark Miies. president of PAX-Indianapolis. the NawYarfc8Delrott5 Mattingly, Winfield, Heath. HR— Jan Slwhcnson 71- 73—144 Tbronto5Cleveland3 ^ o ^ in soccer Wednesday nights at 8 at Mt. Neho. For Lori Gorbocz local organizing committee. Woshlnirton (8), Pogltarulo (20), Gibson Expaa ia Mala 3 WOMIN'S 9-HOLC OOLP CLUB — 7874-144 BortonA KonsatCttvO (14). Brookens (8), GWard (12). S— further information, call Carl Silver at the Rec Revert to holes to par- Low gross- A- Kelly Leodbelter 7874-144 Friday was the deadline for mail orders of tickets Battlmors8,Texas4 Joan Joyce Pagllarula. Department at 647-3084. Morcto Froh 43, B- Emma Brewer 51, C- 72- 72—144 BASEBALL So far. total ticket sales have topped$6.1 million, and Chlcaoo8, Mllwaukes6 IP H R BB BB SO NRW YOBK AM1NTBRAL Loretto Boyd S3; Low net- A- Ann Barb Mucha 71-73-144 Seattle at Gillfomla, (n) Vol Skinner additional ticket sales are expected through telephone OelreB jrh M irbM Anderson 21, B- SukI Marchont 29, Sue 7569^144 . AL Rs^imd Ihe suspensions of Danny Minnesota^ cd Oqklqnd, (n) Terrell 7 5 4 4 1 3 Dyktiracf 5 12 0 Condoel cf 5 2 3 1 Hauser 29, C- Mary Edwards 21. Shelly Homlln 7874— 144 Jodtton, pitcher, and WIHIe Wtlson, orders and walk-up purchases before the first day of Incentive offered Americans Susan Tonkin HemeiMiz 1 1-3 1 1 1 1 1 Bckmn 2b 4 110 Webster rf 5345 6975— 144 outfielder, from five to thnsedoys, effective competition Aug. 9, Miles said. Tickets also will be Cleveland (Bolles 94) of Toronto (Clanev H e n n e m a n L , 8 . KHrndz 1b 3020 Rabiee If Jody Rosenthal 71-73—144 Aua 1. 106), 1:35 p.m. 3322 NEW YORK — The director of the New York City Carolyn Hill sold, if available, at tbe door of each (ximpetition site 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 Almon 1b 10 11 Wdllach3b 4224 73- 73—144 _ BOSTON m o SOX-Acllvaled Steve Detroit (Tonona 157) at New York New Yerfc SInrtiry rt 50 11 AAcGNonp Loretta AWerete 7871— 145 Crewterd, pitcher, from the 15doy during the games. (Rosmuseen 54), 2:20 pm. 0 0 0 0 Marathon will offer Incentive prize money to Mord Bozarth GuMrv 593 7 2 3 1 4 AAcRyMsIt 4 1 2 0 WJhnsnph 1000 8t Judi Clastic tceres 71-74—145 dlsoMe^lst. Placed Dennis “Oil Con" More than 4,500 athletes from 38 Western Hemis­ MInnesata (Viola 116) at Oakland Hudson 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oorterc 3010 Parreltp Americans if they are among the top three finishers in Kim Shipman 7873^146 (Stewart 197), 4:05 pm. 0000 the annual race. Kris Monaghan Bovd,pltcher,onthel5daydlsabledllst. phere nations are expected to compete in a record 27 Clements 1 4 1 1 0 1 Lyonsc 1000 Brooksae 5011 73-73—146 Boston (Sellers 9 ^ at Kansas City RIghettI WA3 21-3 2 3 3 1 1 HJohsnss 40 11 Low lb Carole Oiorbonnler 7873-146 sports during the two-week program. ^ (Lsibrandt 108) , 8:05 p.m. 5 110 Director Fred l^bow said Thursday that any U.S. MEMFWIS, Tenn. (AP)— Second-round Kim Williams Hudson pitched to 1 batter In the 6th, AAagadn3b 30 10 Foley 2b 4 110 »S2rSL"l*S'Ll" !?e second round of the 7870— 146 Hdett, liMeldsr, from Howall of Ihe Po- Chicago (Nielson M at Milwaukee Menneman pHched to 1 bolter In the JANtdwIp I 000 FttmerMc 3 100 citizen who wins the men’s or women’s competition will Sherrtn Smyers 7974-146 dfic Coast League. (Wegmon 5W, 8:35 pm. SMOOnoSMOJIOO St. Jude Classic at the Elaine Crosby 9lh. WF—Terrell. PB-Sotas 3 SM p 0000 AAarllnezp 1100 get an extra $10,000 and there will be an extra $5,000 for 7,282-vard, par-72 Colonial Country Club 7873— 146 . CLEVEI>ND INOIANS-Trodsd Steve Turgeon tignt wtth Sabres Baittmore (Dixon 98) at Texas (Kllgus Umpires— Home, Bremlgon: First, Sontonph 1000 WInghmef course: Healher Drew 73-73—146 1-2), 9:05 pm. 1000 an American finishing second or third in either Denise Strebig Carlton, pitcher, to the Minnesota TwInsfor Kaiser; SeoMxL Coble; Thlid,S«^. Myersp 0000 division. Trevor Dodds 6867— 135 7872^146 a lUaver to be named later. Recalled Jeff BUFFALO, N.Y. — Pierre Turgeon, the first player Seattle (Moore9l3) otCollternla (Fraser T— 3:07. A-806IA MWIIsnph 1000 Andy Dillard 6769^136 Lynn Connelly 7872— 146 Kolser, pitcher, from Buffalo of Ihe 87), 10:35 pm. Schutaep 0000 That is in addition to the present top prize of $25,000 Fuzzy Zoeller Atortene Floyd 77-70-147 American AsMidanon. selected in the 1987 National HoDenver at Pittsburgh, Tom Slecfcmann 7071— 143 Commainoratlva Sanlora acorea WEST VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Pam Son Diego at Houston, 2:35 p.m. CNICASO Frandsco 1. LOB— San Ffonctsca 7, Dave Rummells ■brhM ehrbM Cincinnati 6. 3B— WCIark, Brenly, championship game, ESPN 7070— 143 "RriSSlSEr^oTlTlzrt Shriver and Chris Evert won their singles matches Samuel 2b John Inman 7071— 143 5220 DAArtnzcf 1000 TJonee, BDhB. HB-EOovIs (29), Bell (8). 9:30 p.m. — Boxing: Mike Tyson vs. Tony Tuycker Jim Carter against Britain Friday as the top-seeded United States Schulb 5024 Dernier cf 10 10 SB— TJones (22), EDovIs (37). 7070- 143 kSS! “ rnefbock. Tommy Dow- HayMcf for WBA-WBC-IBF heavyweight titles. HBO Willie Wood 71-72— 143 N.Y. (AP) — Rrst round scores Friday swept into the semifinals of the Federation Cup. 4 000 Sndbrg2b 5 02 0 Brian Claor Digest Commemoro- SchmdISb 3010 Durhmib 4 111 IP H R BB BB SO 7469— 143 Shriver defeated Sara Gomer 51, 53 and Evert GWIIsonrf 5000 Wayne Grady 7071— 143 P'ored at the OOLF Transactions Dawson rf 5 111 Sen nondece SUNDAY Bill Glasson par-70, 6,545 Sleepy Hollow Country Club: downed Jo Durie 53, 51 to put the U.S., the defending Bedrosnp 0000 M u^rylf 5 13 2 DraveckyLA9 593 5 4 4 4 6 7071— 143 PROFESSIONAL 6 0 LPPd < CJamesH 52 42 1:30 p.m. — Tigers at Yankees, SportsChannel, Steve Pate 6974-143 champion, into Saturday’s semifinals against Bulga­ AAortndSb 5 14 1 JRoMnson 0 0 0 0 3 0 Buddy Gardner Lorry Mowry 3933- 66 Honrv Huohcs Parrish c 5 110 Sundbroc 5 120 (M t 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 WPOP 7071— 144 (Sene LIttler ria, which won its two singles matches against COLLBOB Jettzas Greg Ladehoff 7071— 144 3833-67 « » S o ! S « 3010 Nocess 3000 Perlman 1 2 3 2 0 0 1:30 p.m. — Mets at Expos, Channel 9, WKHT Kenny Knox Dale Douglass 3831-67 Australia. DARTMOUTH— Announcod ttie rottre- G(3rossph 0000 Quinonsas 2000 Garretts 1 3 3 3 1 1 7073-144 Fred Hawkins nwnt of Prttr GordiMr, hgovywalght Aguayo ss 2 p.m. — Motorsports: Michigan 500, Channels 8,40 ^11 Blockmor 7073— 144 3934- 67 Katerina Maleeva beat Anne Minter 52, 52 and 1000 AAoyerp 2010 anctaMl Tim Norris Miller Barber 3833- 67 craw cooeb, otttr ttw NB7-88 aaoHO. KGreaep 1100 Ptmsroph 1000 RRebmsonWA3 6 6 3 2 1 3 2 p.m. — Boxing: Pan-Am box-off and Mike 7071— 144 John Brodle Plovers Championship. Manuela Maleeva defeated Elizabeth Smylie 6-4,54 to EASTERN WASHINGTON-FIrad Joe RRnck ph 1100 Ron Strecfc 7073— 144 3936-67 HOCKEY Sandrsnp 0000 FWIIIIoms 2 0 0 0 1 3 McCallum vs. Donald Curry (taped), Channel 3 Vance Heoflwr Don AAossengole 3935- 67 put the Bulgarians into the final four. FOMa, mon't boskalball coach. Jocksonp 0000 TIrllloph 1000 BMurphy 1 1 0 0 1 1 70- 74-144 BUI Collins JACKSONVILLE-Aimoufwsd ttw rotlg- Calhoun p 0000 Lynchp 2:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Royals, Channel 38, WTIC Mike NIcolelte 71- 73—144 31-36—67 Czechoslovakia, seeded second, meets third-seeded 0000 JBoWnson pitched to 3 betters In the Andrew Magee Bob Bruno 3533-68 naflon of Bob Waraal, man's boikafball Tekulvep 1100 TIh, Perlman pttched to 2 boilers In the 7071— 144 Al Chandler West Germany in the other semifinal. coach. MThmpcf 10 10 4 p.m. — Golf; St. Jude Classic, Channel 3 Bill Rogers 7870-144 3834- 68 Butch Baird 3834-68 Taylor maintains DaviiMS leads love for Giants British Open

PLEASANTVILLE.N.Y. (AP) -All-Prolinebacker Lawrence Taylor Friday accused the media of trying to destroy him. and maintained he would never do Golf Roundup anything to hurt the club, his teammates or Coach Bill Parcells. The comments by Taylor highlighted the opening of ST. M ELUON, England (AP) — U.S. Open training camp for Giants veterans and were his first champion Laura Davies overcame a double-bogey on since Sport magazine published excerpts of his new the first hole to shoot a 1-under-par 72 Friday for a book “ LT: Living on the Edge.” disclosing his use of two-shot lead after two rounds of the $165,000 British Women’s Open Championship. cocaine from* 1982-85 and crack in 1985. “ It’s a shame that it took me 18 months to write this Davies was seven shots behind her playing partner, book and you guys jumped on the negative bandwagon first-round leader Sally Little, after her poor start But from the beginning without giving the book considera­ she birdied six of her last 11 holes to finish with a 36-hole score of 1-under-par 145. tion.” said Taylor. The excerpts published by Sport covered four American Muffin Spencer-Devlin, third in this event two years ago, shot a 5-under-par 68 and was second at chapters, and the magazine said it used about half the 147. material in those chapters. Magazine editors have said they adhered to the spirit “ I was pretty lucky and got some good bounces out there, Spencer-Devlin said after her six-birdie round of the chapters. ftoe photo by Oarmin Still. Taylor let it be known he is not happy with the Little, who shot an opening-round 69, ballooned to an 80. She made three double-bogeys and fell to 149. way the media handled things. Junior boys* league champions “ Guys. I ’m not going to let you all destroy me.” said the six-time Pro Bowler and the league’s M VP last Dodds In front APptMlo The Apaches won the title in the Rec Seth Egan. Second row: Coach Egan, season. “ I ’m going to be a Giant. I ’m going to stay a Giant. I ’m a Giant diehard. I ’m a Giant fan. I ’m a Giant Pablo Morales surges through the water Department’s Junior Boys' Division at Ben Golas, Bill Pappas, Brett Desimone, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Trevor Dodds shot a Swimming Long Course Champion­ player. 5-under-par 67 Friday to take a one-stroke lead after In the men’s 100-meter butterfly during ships In California. Morales led the Kennedy Road this summer. Team Scott Durost, James Varney, James “ When I die. probably my last words are going to be Perkins, Jason Dion, Coach Buzzell. the second round of the $600,000 Federal Express-St qualifying Friday morning at the U.S. qualifiers with a time of :54.15. members (front row, from left): Jeff 'Go Giants.’” Jude Classic. Parcells refused to comment on what Taylor said, Knowiton, Richard Rouleau, Shane Missing: Peter Meluso, Mike Russo, Dodds, a first-year PGA Tour member, overcame an adding that he thinks the controversy has just about Buzzell, Eric Babbitt, Andy Baldassario, Steven Wade. early bogey with six birdies and was at 9-under-par 135 run its course. after 36 holes. That was one shot better than Andy A report Friday in Newsday said Taylor earned Evans sets world record Dillard, who had a steady 3-under-par 69 for a 136 total. about M.OOO for writing the book with David Falkner. Fuzzy Zoeller turned in a 6-under 66 to move within “ I would never put the Giants, my teammates or Bill FRESNO, Calif. (A P) - Janet two shots of the lead at 137 along with Don Pooley, On Monday, the meet’s opening record of 22.33 seconds in the Parcells in a bad predicament.” Taylor said. “ Now. Evans broke her second worid ArenaBowl title is on the line winner of this year's Memorial Tournament. day, Evans broke the oldest record 50-meter freestyle. the Giants have done a lot for me in six years, more record in five days at the U.S. Pooley shot a 4-under 68 over the 7,282-yard, par-72 on the books with an 8:22.44 in the than you guys can imagine. Bill Parcells is a guy I love Swimming Long Course National 800-meter freestyle, a mark that Four American records have also and tackle and execute,’’ said of them. We think we’re the best Colonial Country Club course for his share of thirt By Alan Robinson and I mean one of my closest friends on the team so I Swimming Championships Friday, had stood since 1978. fallen. Another 15-year-oId, Amy The Associated Press Hohensee, a former University of team in the league and we plan to place. would never put him in a bad predicament.” shattering the mark iiv the 1500- Evans’ victory in the 1500 frees­ Shaw, set a U.S. mark of 2:29.78 in Minnesota quarterback. “ It’s the prove it.” meter freestyle. tyle was her fo u ^ of the champion­ the women’s 200-meters breast­ same as any other football game.’’ Denver won in Pittsburgh 32-31 PITTSBURGH - It’s been ridic­ Evans, 15, finished far ahead of ships — a feat that had not b ^ n stroke. Steve Bentley lowered the Pittsburgh Coach Joe Haering, a two weeks ago and Dynamite Coach uled as being a trash sport or a Johnson holds lead the competition with a time of 16 achieved at the nationals by any men's American standard in the former USFL assistant coach, Tim Marcum said. “ This is our gimmick sport, but Pittsburgh minutes, 0.73 seconds. ‘Iliat was swimmer since Tracy Caulkins won same event to 2:15.30. Super Bowl.” Time catching up ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (A P) — Chris Johnson Gladiators quarterback Mike Ho- admits he is taking a gamble by nearly four seconds better than the four races in 1981. starting Hohensee. who is playing “ Wehad 1>A weeks to plan for this overcame consecutive bogeys on the back nine to shoot The other new American records hensee said Saturday's first Arena previous mark of 16:04.49 set by It was the third world record tied in his third pro league in four years. while the N F L has three guys a 1-under-par 71 Friday and take the second-round lead were Sean Killion’s 7:52.49 in the Football, championship game with Tony Dorsett Kim Lineham in 1979. or broken at the meet. Besides Hohensee played in the USFL and working the year round on the at the Columbia Savings LPGA National Pro-Am 800-meters freestyle and Dave against the Denver Dynamite will It was the third-oldest worid Ehrans' world records, sprint sensa­ Super Bowl, ’ ’ Arena Football Presi­ tournament. Wharton’s 4:17.81 in the 400-meters be as competitive as any game he’s the Canadian Football League until By Denne H. Freeman record in existence. tion Matt Biondi tied his own world ever p la y ^ . . being talked into trying out for dent Jim Fostersaid. “ Butwe think The Associated Press Johnson, who started her round on the 10th hole at the individual medley. The Gladiators and the Dynam­ Arena Football this summer. we have two good teams and we’re Lone Tree Cktuntry Club, one of two courses used for the ite, both 4-2, split decisions during Hohensee was injured midway going to have a competitive game. ” THOUSAND OAKS. Calif. - Age and injury are tournament, made two birdies on her front nine and the four-team indoor professional through the second game of the “ This is the first championship finally catching up with Tony Dorsett. was coasting until she made her first bogey of the Bodine looks to hold point lead league’s experimental first season. Gladiators’ six-game schedule and game I ’ve played in since I was a His age matches his jersey number. 33. and he’s tournament on the 368-yard par-4 3rd hole. They play at 9 p.m. EDT at was replaced by Brendan Folmar. rehabilitating both knees after off-season arthroscopic “ I knocked my second shot over the green into a little kid,” Hohensee said. *T1tnow By OMke Harris forward. I ’ll just try to add to the Ala., last July. Pittsburgh’s Civic Arena. who played collegiately at nearby surgery. difficult lie. and then left a shot short oftKO^p^n.” she I ’m excited.” said.. The Associated Press show and pass the cars ahead of “ Now I ’m starting first and I still ESPN’s telecast is to be blacked Division II California (Pa.) Univer­ “ This is what we’ve been working But don’t count the Dallas Cowboys’ veteran running sity. Folmar led Pittsburgh to three She followed with another bogey on No. 4. but me.” don’t like it,” Unser added. “ It out for a SO-mile radius locally for all season,” Haering said. back down-and-out yet. although he will share the BROOKLYN, Mich. - Geoff consecutive victories, including a recovered to match par until the final hole, which she In the inverse-order start, India­ means I’m behind everyone else (in unless the ArenaBowl — the “ That’s everybody’s goal, to play in backfield this season with talented Hersctel Walker, Bodine will be trying to “ add to the 49-32 win at Denver, but struggled birdied. napolis 500 winner Al Unser will points). But we’ll see after the race league’s official name for its the championship game.” who also happens to be Dorsett’s training camp show” and hold onto his point lead as the Gladiators lost their final two “ It was a weird round today,’’ said Johnson, who shot start up front, alongside defending how it works out.” mini-Super Bowl — isn’t sold out by roommate. Saturday at Michigan International games. Pittsburgh earned the right to a 66 Thursday at Meridian Golf Club. “My IMSA GTO road racing champion Saturday morning. About 10,000 “ I ’m feeling extremely optimistic and don’t see any Speedway in the third round of the “ We think Hohensee’s the No. 1 host the game by having a higher concentration was off. After a good round. It's hard to Scott Pruett. tickets in the 15,009-seat arena had reason why we shouldn’t both rush for 1.000 yards if our 11th International Race of average attendance for its three come back the next day and stay as tough.” Unser. who won his third Indy been sold by Friday afternoon. quarterback In the league and offensive line improves.” Dorsett said. “ I think it’s Champions. DAILY home games, 12,856, than Denver’s Johnson was at 7-under-par 137 after 36 holes. Sally Just a few days before his 49th “ People say that it’s not a real Folmar’s No. 2.’’ Haering said. highly probable both of us can accomplish that goal if Bodine, one of four NASCAR 12,098. Quinlan, who also started her round on the back nine at birthday, has started from the pole sport, but to win you’ve got to block “ We have a lot of confidence in both the boys up front come through. Winston Cup stock car stars in the Lone Tree, was next at 138 after shooting a 68 that position many times in his racing RENTALS 12-driver, all-star series, leads “ If they move’ em. we groove ’em.” included consecutive birdies on the sixth, seventh and career. But this is one time he from There was a big stir in training camp last year when eighth holes. second-place Bobby Rahal, one of would Just as soon the honor had five CART Indy-car racers in the Walker arrived from the United States Football Jill Briles shot a 71 and was alone in third at 139. gone to somebody else. I Louganis wins 3-meter diving League. four-race championship, in points Briles recorded four birdies — on the 2nd, 8th, 17th and "Last year I bad to start in the 36-31. At one point. Dorsett threatened to take a hike before 18th holes, and bogeyed the 1st, 5th and 15th. back and I didn’t like it,” said IROC rules call for the two BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (A P ) — combination of points from the third with 512.70. cooler beads prevailed. Unser, who was the series point front-runners to start from the rear Greg Louganis out-dueled team­ finals and the preliminary round. The victory gave both Neyer and “ There was never any problems between me and leader going into the third round of Saturday in the 50-lap, 100-mlle mates Kent Ferguson and Doug “ I was beginning to think I was McCormick, 27, of Columbus, a Herschel,” Dorsett said. “ It was just the way the the 10th IROC series at Talladega. Mowry leads Seniors race for identically prepared IROC Shaffer to win the gold medal stuck at 41 national titles... it’s been place on the U.S. Pan American situation transpired. I got a little out of control. I Z-28 Camaros. The race will be Friday in the men’s 3-iheter and a while,” said Louganis, who did team and the national team. handled it bad. But there was never any hard feelings SCARBOROUGH-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. (AP) - Larry televised on a same-day delay basis Kelly McCormick won the women’s not win an event in the indoor “I made the team. That’s all I against Herschel. Afio BvaffaMif Mowry, who dropped off the PGA Tour in 1972 and had by ABC Sports, beginning at 3:30 championships in Baton Rouge, wanted to do.” McfTormick said. Affordable S-meter springboard in the U.S. “ We’re roommates, so 1 guess that ought to prove to qualify for the Senior Tour last year, shot a a 4-under p.m. EDT. Diving Outdoor Championships. La., in April. everything is OK,” Dorsett said. “ I think we are going The two highest scorers in the M Friday for a 1-stroke lead after the opening round of “ I’m elated to be leading the Week and Monthly Shaffer won the gold medal in the to be quite a team this season.” Louganis had 714.09 points in 11 3-meter and platform competitions the $250,600 (Commemorative at the Sleepy Hollow series,” said Bodine, whose biggest Rental Rates men’s 1-meter springboard Thurs­ Dorsett rushed for 748 yards in an injury-plagued dives to top the field of 12 finalists in represent the United States in the Country Club. career victory thus far has been the day, while Louganis won the silver. 1986 season while Walker, who was also hurt, had 737 the event. Ferguson, defending Pan American Games. The top The 50-year-old Mowry had four birdies and no 1986 Daytona 500. ‘ ‘When we started iw .awoB65 wwwiwL wm n a a® w aumti champion in the 3-meter, edged Louganis is the top qualifier for the yards. eight finalists in the same events bogeys and only missed one green, the 18th, where he (thelROCseries) at Daytona, I was 646-0128 men’s 10-meter platform finals “ Last year was the first time I missed very many Shaffer for second, 674.19 to 672.90. will earn berths on the U.S. national saved par with a five-foot putt. just thrilled to be invited. When we scheduled Saturday at Frontier games to injury and I want to tell you it’s a lonely 872-2140 All three are from Boca Raton, team. Seven players were tied for second at 67. The group stepped into the the car, I was Just feeling,” Dorsett said. “ It’s a lonely feeling no matter Fla., and dive for the Mission Bay Park Pool. includes Gene Littler, who finished third last year, determined to add to the show. McCormick, who had 552.39 The membership of the Pan who you are or what you have done. It was an awful Makos team. former San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie, Winning the race was a huge bonus. Lynch Leaslqg points in lOdives, held off defending American team is selected based on year and I was physically beat up.” It was the 42nd national title for ^yearH iId Fred Hawkins, Miller Barber, Dale “ For this race, I'm t ^ n g to use W ILSI^N champion Megan Neyer of Boca points received in the finals plus 50 Dallas Coach Tom Landry plans to rest Dorsett’s 4M W. (XNTCN ttW ET the 27-year-old Louganis, who Douglass, Don Massengale and Bill Collins. the same strategy. We’II be starting Raton, who finished with 544.29. percent of preliminary round tender knees most of the preseason. joined (L a ffer in q u a ilin g for the In all. 28 players shot par or better. last and there’s nowhere to go but MANCHOTIR U.S. Pan American team based on a Kim Fugett of Columbus, Ohio, was scores. “ I won’t use him much this summer.” Landry said. Revolving door keeping Yankees on top Yanks rally

By Btn Walker has filled in splendidly for Randolph. The Associated Press Bonilla has gone 6-foi^lS in what may to nip Tigers have been his last chance to stick in the NEW YORK — The revolving door at major leagues. Yankee Stadium, usually reserved for Despite his success. Bonilla realizes CoBlinned from page 56 rotating managers, is whirling out these are weird days and nights at players at an amazing rate this year and Yankee Stadium. After McGriff was caught stealing. Charlie Moore keeping the New York Yankees atop the " I don’t know who's playing almost and Rick Leach walked, and Moore scored on Garth American League East. until the start of batting practice,” he lorg’s single. Both runners moved up on the throw Injuries to Don Mattingly. Rickey joked. home and Tony Fernandez singled in the final two runs Henderson. Willie Randolph and other of the inning. key performers have plagued the team Piniella also is smiling, for now. Only Key struck. 12-6, struck out six and walked three in all season. But some Yankee ingenuity once since George Steinbrenner bought his eight-inning sint. Tom Henke finished up. allowing by Manager Lou Piniella and the front the Yankees in 1973 has a manager been one hit and striking out three in the ninth. able to wear pinstripes for two straight Cleveland took the lead with two outs in the top of the , 4 office has overcome the adversity without a noticeable effect on the field. years — Billy Martin in 1976-77 — but third on a home run by Brett Butler, his second. The Yankees have already made 31 Piniella will duplicate the feat if he lasts The Indians scored two more in the fourth on Cory roster moves, more than they made all through October. Snyder’s two-run double that Moseby misplayed in center field. last season. They have gotten Mark Piniella is definitely earning the raise Salas and Steve Trout in trades and he got in the off-season by maintaining shuffled a st^am of players between the Yankees’ peak perfonnance and his New York and Class AAA Columbus. own sanity. Steinbrenner, who has Red Sox 4, Royals 0 A- employed nine different managers, has “ We’ve been fortunate, but it isn't by helped by keeping caustic comments to KANSAS CTTY. Mo. (AP) — Roger Clemens, getting design. I can tell you that,” Piniella home run supi^rt from Ellis Burks. Sam Horn and said. “ It’s by necesMty.” a minimum. e‘«ht hits as the Boston Red The result has been some patchwork "You hope that when you have to Sox beat the Kansas Q ty Royals 4-0 Friday night lineups that have included unheralded reach down to the minor leagues that the fifth P‘*®**^ his American Uague-leading Roberto Kelly, Jeff Moronko and Juan people you call up do the job.” Piniella fifth shutout his second against the Royals this season Bonilla. Still, the Yankees managed to said. “ Twenty-four healthy ones. All I He previoraly shut out the Royals 8-0 on April 21. take a two-game lead in the AL East into want is 24 healthy ones. You have a It was the 14th time the Royals were blanked this a three-game home series starting chance if you have 24 healthy players.” season. Friday night against runnerup Detroit. The Yankees’ success does not Young award winner, defeated “ Nothing stays the same, especially surprise Randolph, who has seen plenty Bret raberghagen, who won the award in 1985 AP photo around here,’’ said second baseman of strange things since he came to New Burks led off the game with his 16th home run to give Chicago's Ryne Sandberg (right) and with a third-inning double in their game Willie Randolph, a Yankee since 1976. York. aem ens all tte support he needed, Clemens struck out Philadelphia's Steve Jeltz rise from the Friday afternoon in Chicago. The “ There are going to be people in and four and walked two. dust after Jeltz slid into second base out.” “ We’ve been playing though the Burks sid led to open the third inning, stole second Phillies won. 8-S. injuries. Any time you have the same m d ^ r e d when catcher Mike Macfarlane’s throw The Yankees have not had the same combination day in and day out. it’s « Jones and went into right AP photo batting order for two consecutive games easier. But you can’t be thinking about srere ***** Thad Bosley’s throw t^ the plate to since June 29-30, and Henderson and that.” he said. Montreal buries the Mets Charlie Hudson has been part of Yankee ingenuity. He started Randolph — the first two hitters in the “ Good ballclubs don’t waste their Sabwh^en, who has lost three consecutive games lineup — are out indefinitely with the year with New York, was sent down to Columbus in Triple A time thinking about injuries. You have since the A l l - ^ r break, fell to 15-6. MONTREAL (A P ) — Mitch injuries. to win no matter what,” Randolph said. Webster drove in five runs with a R«game rehabilitation stint dominant teams in the NL. pace the Los Angeles Dodgers and Manchester plated the only run it needed In the fice fly drove in Candaele and and I%il Niekro in baseball history. center fielder Dave Martinez. Fernando ValOnzuela to a 95 with Pawtucket of the International He won Cy Young Awards again second inning. Keith DiYeso doubled, took third N *’’! York Yankees last Wallach made it 8-1 with his I6th His 254 complete games rank him Tekulve, 93, pitched two inning. victory over the Atlanta Braves League. ' in 1977,1980 and I982andwent2-0as on a Helin fly out and scored on a two-out Dave 9 ®ve up seven hits before homer. first among active pitchers and 70th for the victory. Bedrosian pitched 1 Friday night. Boyd la 1-8 with a 5.89 earned run the Phillies won their flrst World Price single. Pat Merritt knocked in another run leaving with none out in the ninth. Vance Law led off the bottom of all-time, and his K shutouts rank 1-3 innings for his 30th save, The Dodgers, who have won six of average in 98 2-3 innings for Boston. Series In 1980. in a two-run third inning, the other run scoriMon w®* ® run-scoring single by the fifth with a double and Martinez him second active and 12th all-time. breaking the club record he had seven games against AUanta this H e M t discomfort in his shoulder His career began to slide in 1985, a passed ball. And DiYeso knocked in Joe Casey, drew a two-out walk before Can­ shared with Al Holland. It was also season, scored three runs in the while throwing on the sidelines when he went 1-8 and was on the A native of Miami who lives in who had singled, in the fifth inning for extended the infielder s current hitting streak to 15 daele singled to load the bases. games. Bedrosian’s 100th career save. first on Stubbs’ 18th homer of the Fridtw In Kansas City and was put dhubled list for the first time in his Chesterfield, Mo., Carlton Is ex- \ Manchester’s flnal run. Webster then hit a 1-2 pitch from James hit his ninth homer of the season and added three more in the on the 19day disabled list. career. pected to Join the Twins in Ana­ DiYeso and Joe Casey each collected two of Higuera, 10-8, balked home a reliever Randy Myers into the season in the top of the seventh to tie second off Doyle Alexander, 98. I .; B efo i* coming off that list, When the Phillies released him on heim, Calif., on Monday. He is Manchester’s nine hits. ran in the second inning to allow the WhiteSox to take a left-field seats for his seventh 2 * 1 lead. the score 98. He also homered in Alexander lost for the seventh time Crawford was 6-2 with a 5.40 ERA in June 24,1986, he was 4-8 with a 6.18 scheduled to start Tuesday’s game homer and his second grand slam of the ninth for the PhilUes’ flnal run. In his last eight dedsions. 91 games and M innings. ERA. The San Francisco Giants against the California Angels. iHaurhratrr iirralii Si2zling Expos cool off the Mets SPORTS — story on page 55 N.Y. WARDS OFF TIGERS AL Roundup

By The Associated Press

NEW YORK — Gary Ward hit a two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning Friday night as the New York Yankees rallied past the Detroit H gers 6-5 for their fifth straight victory. The Yankees won the opener of the three-game series before 50.214 fans and increased their American East lead to three games over Detroit. Toronto beat Cleveiand 8-3 and moved into second place. 21-2 games behind. Pinch-hitter Henry Cotto drew a leadoff walk in the ninth from Willie Hernandez and took second on Mike Pagliaruio's sacrifice. Rookie Mike Henneman re­ lieved Hernandez and Ward sent a 1-1 pitch into the right field seats just beyond the reach of leaping Pat Sheridan. Ward’s 12th home run gave Henneman, 8-1, his first major ieague loss. Dave Righetti, 6-3, who allowed Tom Brookens’ two-run homer in the eighth that put Detroit ahead 5-4. got the victory. A rare fielding lapse by Yankee Gold Glove first baseman Don Mattingly set up Brooken’s homer. Chet Lemon walked with one out and Matt Nokes followed with a hard grounder that Mattingly fielded and touched first base for the out. Mattingly had plenty of time to get Lemon at second base, but his throw sailed into left field and enabled Lemon to reach safely. Brookens then sent a 3-2 pitch into the left-field seats. The Yankees scored four times in the fourth on four hits, including homers by Claudell Washington and Mike Pagliarulo. Walt Terrell retired the first nine New York batters AP photo before Washington hit the first pitch in the bottom of the fourth over the right-field fence for his eighth home Detroit's Lou WhitaKer is out at third Friday night at Yankee Stadium. The run. base as the Yanks' Mike Pagliarulo Yanks came from behind for a 6-5 win. Mattingly lined the next pitch off the center-field applies the tag during first-inning action fence for a double and Dave Winfield followed with an RBI double. One out later, Pagliarulo sliced a fly ball that barely landed in the left-field seats at the 312-foot mark for his 20th homer. The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth off Sam Horn’s legacy lingers Ron Guidry on a single by Kirk Gibson, a passed ball by Mark Salas and Larry Herndon’s single. By Nell Davidson International League this season. Boston selected Horn with their Gibson opened the sixth with his 14th homer but bad The Associated Press “ He’s coming up here with first pick — 16th overall — in the baserunning prevented the Tigers from scoring tremendous statistics at Triple A,’’ 1982 June draft. another run in the inning. Herndon and Lemon singled TORONTO — It’s been five years said Walt Hriniak, Boston’s first and Mike Heath hit a two-out single, but Lennon was since Sam Horn graduated from base coach and hitting instructor. In his first pro season at Elmira, thrown out at third base by right fielder Winfield before Morse high school in San Diego, but “ He has outstanding power to all Horn was named to the New Herndon crossed the plate. the legacy of the big Boston rookie fields, and he’s strong.” York-Penn League all-star team Detroit made it 4-3 in the seventh on singles by lingers. Having found his way to the before making the gradual climb Brookens, Bill Madlock and Trammell. "Sam could hit the ball real major leagues, the 2S-year-old through the Red Sox minor-league system. well,” Morse athletic director John Horn responded with two home Blue Jay* 8, Indians 3 Schacklett recalled. “ He could runs last weekend. In high school, Horn also excelled TORONTO (AP) — Jimmy Key scattered four hits really hit the bail.” “ He sure came in with a bang, at football and basketball. But it over eight innings and Lloyd Moseby’s leadoff home That talent has earned the didn’t he,” said Shacklett, who was was his performance on the base­ run sparked a six-run eighth inning to lead the Toronto 6-foot-5, 215-pound flrst baseman a in Toronto during the Red Sox’s ball diamond that attacted scouts. Blue Jays to an 8-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians spot on the Red Sox roster in place road trip last week. That interest, however, may not Friday night. of veteran Bill Buckner, who was For Horn, a one-time defensive have been a positive influence at released last month in Boston’s end and backup quarterback as a the time, Shacklett suggested. Moseby’s 17th home run, off Reggie Rotter, 0-1, tied youth nnovanent. football player, the experience is the game at 3-3. The Blue Jay s later took a 5-3 lead on an “ He had a lot of people around The San Oi^o native laid claim one to savor. RBI double by Fred McGriff and another run on tlie him all the time,” he said. “ It’s to the spot by hitting ,322 with 30 “ It’s real nice in the big leagues,” same play on an error by third baseman Brook JapoE^. home runs — a chib record for a Horn said. “ This is my destiny. I very difficult for a 13- or 14- or left-handed hitter:-^ in 93 games at finally made it here, and I’m going 15-year-old kid not to listen to to that Pawtudwt in the Oass AAA to try to do everything to stay.” kind of thing. Torn to page 55