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TWO DIE in BUS PLUNGE E/Ght Still Missing in Comfort, Texas, As Search Waits for Light

TWO DIE in BUS PLUNGE E/Ght Still Missing in Comfort, Texas, As Search Waits for Light

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Rescue workers help an unidentified per­ son after saving her from the rain-swoilen Guadalupe River in Comfort. Texas, about 60 miles northwest of . Friday. A church bus and van carrying 43 people toppled into the river at a crossing which was having its worst flooding in 55 years. TWO DIE IN BUS PLUNGE E/ght Still missing in Comfort, Texas, as search waits for light

COMFORT. Texas (AP) — A church notified that the river was on the rise," around her properly, but she just bus and a van carrying 43 people from a said Kendall County Sheriff Lee D’Spain couldn’t hold on,” said Sgt. Charles missing hours after the 7 a.m. accident. children’s camp to a rafting expedition Jr . “I couldn’t say for certain, but I Seale, area supervisor for the Texas The accident occurred at a ford on the were swept into a rain-swollen river think that would be right that could Department of Public Safety. Guadalupe River, which was experienc­ Friday, killing two people and leaving have been avoided if they would have The girl, who was from Mesquite, was ing its worst flooding in 55 years, eight missing as sundvors clung to trees taken notice of the warning." idenUfied as Melanie Finley. The second authorities said. awaiUng rescue, authorities said. The body of one girl was found three victim was identified as Tonya Smith, "It Just may be some false hopes" that SherifFs officers said they had called miles downstream, and a 14-year-old 13, of Scurry. any survived in the churning waters camp officials between 3 and 4 a.m. girl died when she fell 100 feet from a Survivors clung to trees or tried to Seale said. Friday to warn against crossing the rope dangled by a rescue helicopter. form human chains to get out of the The search, called off at dusk, was to swollen river. "She couldn’t hold on. She apparently flood, but Seale said eight people resume at daybreak, he said. "Everybody down the river was was too weak to hold on. She had the rope ranging in age from 10 to 18 were still Turn to page 8 Poindexter sticks to story 'MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Testimony brings denials from White House... page 3

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CoBlinued from page l the survivors told him they tried to the church van was following too quick new denials form a human chain to get to the closely. Koons said he told the At least 19 of the 33 known bank. youths to get out. but that when they from White House survivors were iujured, said David “ She said they were all holding did many werd swept downstream. Wells, another DPS spokesman. hands like a chain and maybe work Many of the children saved Only two were hospitalized late themselves up back to the pave­ themselves by clinging to trees. WASHINGTON (AP) — 'Former National Security Friday, one in guarded and the ment," said Charles Daggett of the Children emerged from helicopters Adviser John Poindexter testified Friday that no other in stable condition, said Comfort Volunteer Fire wrapped in blankets, some without matter what the White House says he still believes James Taylor, a dispatcher for Department. shoes and their clothes tattered. President Reagan would have approved diverting Kerr County Emergency Medical “ She said then a wali of water “ We have hypothermia and Iranian arms-sale profits to the Nicaraguan contras. Services. came so fast that it kind of broke shock patients who are children,” His comments drew quick new denials from Reagan “ I’m fine. I’m just worried about them up, and that the bus started said Ms. Sakach. She said most of officials. my kids,” said bus driver Richard floating and that a lot of them the injured were teen-agers. IB the face of sharp congressional questions about his “ Whitey” Koons, 26. stayed with the bus, but then it One of those critically injured own credibility, as well as White House denials, Koons said he was taking the started going on down river,” he was a 14-year-old girl, and Ms. Poindexter stood by his earlier testimony that he youngsters to a rafting expedition said. Sakach said another person in approved the diversion on his own to protect President when the bus stalled in about 12 One youngster, Jason Heman- critical condition was suffering Reagan, that he never told the-president and that he inches of water at a ford on the ' dez, 13, of , said a friend from severe shock and believed he wasn’t doing anything Reagan himself Guadalupe River that normally is rescued him by handing him a hypothermia. wouldn’t have approved. covered by low water. branch to grab onto until a Confronted with a statement on Thursday by He told the children to get out, helicopter could pick him up. "The water is running fast and it Reagan’s chief spokesman. Marlin Fitzw,ate;', that the and some were swept away as the “ He saved my life. I said several is very cold,” she said. president would not have allowed the diversion to Connecticut Weather river suddenly rose to as high as the prayers,” Hernandez said. Many suffered bruises and small proceed, Poindexter told the Iran-contra committees van’s steering wheel. The bus then cuts on their arms and legs from on Friday, “ I would have expected him to say that. Seale said 43 people were aboard toppled into the flood. clinging to the trees, said ^ ts y That’s the whole Idea of deniability.” Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: The empty bus was found about the two vehicles, which were from Cox, a registered nurse at Sid the Seagoville Road Baptist Church Saturday, mostly sunny and hot. IIi{^ 90 to 95. Wind 5:30 p.m. on the north side of the Peterson Memorial Hospital in REAGAN DECLINED to respond to Poindexter’s in Balch Springs, near Dallas. They southwest 10 to 20 mph. Saturday night, partly cloudy. river, but the sheriff said the van nearby Kerrville who was at the latest remarks, saying to reporters, “ No comments had been at the Pot o’ Gold camp, Low in the 60s. Sunday, partly cloudy. H i^ 85 to 90. was still under water. scene. until the Investigation is over and then I will be eagerly West CoMlal, East Coutal: Saturday, mostly sunny about 60 miles northwest of San Almost a foot of rain fell in the responding.” and warn. High in the mid 80s. Wind southwest 10 to 20 Antonio, since Monday. The sherifFs office said Friday's area Friday morning, causing the rainfall prompted deputies to evac­ However, his chief of staff Howard Baker challenged mph. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low 65 to 70. worst flooding of the Guadalupe Koons, said the bus ahead of him Poindexter’s testimony and said of Reagan and the AP photo Sunday, partly cloudy. High in the mid 80s. uate hundreds of residenu along River at nearby Hunt since July created a wake as he tried to pass the Guadalupe in Hunt and Ingram diversion, “ had he known about it. he simply would Nofthwest Hills: Saturday, mostly sunny and hot. committees investigating the Iran- 1932, the National Weather Service through the low-water crossing, in neighboring Kerr County. As have stopped it.” Former National Security Adviser John High 90 to 95. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. Saturday said. The river had risen to 28.4 feet. and his bus stalled. Baker contended Poindexter’s statements were contra affair on Capitol Hill Friday. night, partly cloudy. Low in the 60s. Sunday, partly much as 4 inches of rain fell per Poindexter, left, leans toward his 16 feet above flood stage, by 4 a.m. Koons, a youth pastor of the merely “ the admiral’s opinion.” based on no facts, cloudy. High in the 80s. ' hour after midnight, the weather attorney. Richard Beckler, during an Beckler complained that lawmakers and A volunt^r firefighter said one of group, said he tried to back up, but service said. evidence or conversaUon with the president. lawyers have treated his client unfairly. Poindexter told the committees that he had basedjiis appearance before the congressional view on 5‘A years of working for Reagan on the national security staff, including the final year during which he Lottery Winners create their own political disasters,” Rudman said. assistance to the contras and could provoke further Mom guilty of smothering baby had nearly daily meetings with the president. legal restrictions on aid. Congress had already banned “ Nobody else ought to do it for them.” At the start of Poindexter’s third day of testimony direct and Indirect U.S. military aid to the contras before the congiessloiial committees, his attorney. Poindexter denied, however, that he was att^ p tin g Connecticut daily Friday: 958. Play Four: 4820. SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (A P) — A woman whose nine POINDEXTER. 58, fiddled with his pipe and Richard Beckler, objected that committee members a cover-up last November when be destroyed a key children all died over 14 years and who confessed to respb^ed in generally even tones as attorneys for the Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday: 2,20,27.22.25.27. were being quoted in news accounts as questioning the document Reagan signed that authorized fte M le of three of the deaths was found guilty Friday of congressional investigating committees completed former White House official’s truthfulness. U.S.-made Hawk missiles to Iran in November 1985 as smothering her 3>A-month-old daughter with a pillow their examination and members of the panels began a straight arms-for-hostages deal. Poindexter said he but innocent of intending to kill the bahy. their first questioning. ’They will continue when the HIS PROTESTATIONS drew an acidic response tore uri the document, which seemed to contrarUct Mary Beth Tinning, 44, had been charged with two hearings resume on Monday. from the Senate committee chairman. Sen. Daniel ‘ Reagan’s assertion of broader goals in the dealing, counu of second-degree murder in the December 1985 A Navy rear admiral who served as national security Index Inouye, D-Hawall. . becau^ he viewed it as politically damaging if, death of Tami Lynne Tinning. “ I don’t think it is improper lor any member of Ous adviwr for nearly a year until his resignation last Nov. The Schenectady County Court jury found her 25, Poindexter testified under a grant of limited panel to characterize that testimony as ^ in g "^H e^a^ said there was no cover-up Intended when he Advice _ 37 1 rvMil ^-f innocent of one count, charging her with acting with the incredible, mindboggUng, chiUing,” Inouye said of immunity. . „ and others compiled false chronologies of events in the Automotive, 42-43 OhltiiarlM A intent to cause death, but convicted her of the second His wife, Linda, wearing her clerical collar as an business _ 12-13 npininn Poindexter’s version of events. arms sale for White House ^se as the affair was count, acting recklessly with a depraved indifference Also, during 8>A hours of testimony on Friday: Episcopal priest, sat behind her husband. Churches — 16-17 Saninr nilirana on to human life. Throughout, Poindexter has portrayed himself as a unraveling last fall. • , „ . . • Poindexter described a meeting In Attorney “ It would have been stupid to try to find out what all Clusified . 44-49 finnrta AOM At the time of her arrest a year ago, police said they loyal staff aide who sought to shield Reagan from Comics . lJ.qAVorlfl General Edwin Meese Il l ’s office early on the mor^ng the facU were, which 1 think all the evidence indicates 40-41 9-11 suspected her of being involved in all but one of the nine potential difficulty. He repeated on Friday that he Connecticut__ _7-8 Weekend Pius iMagazine of last Nov. 25. He said Meese, who had been we were trying to do, if we had intended to cover up deaths. conducting an Investigation of the affair, told him that alone decided not to tell Reagan about the diversion of Entertainment. .38-39 ------Puilout 21-36 secret arms sales proceeds to the contras. something.” Poindexter testified. The jury deliberated 19 hours over three days. It was time for Poindexter to resign, but “ he in^cated When the verdict was read by foreman Norman to me he didn’t think there were any crirnlnm In rebuttal to Inouye’s observation that he had Small, Mrs. Tinning put her hands to her face. She withheld critical information from Cabinet officers, problems.... He said his people were still looking into it HE STUCK TO HIS STORY on the diversion under cried softly and held the hand of her husband, Joseph, Poindexter replied, “ I didn’t withhold from them but he didn’t think we had any problems.” rigorous questioning by Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga. while jurors were polled individually. anything that they ^dn’t want withheld.” • Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., asked Poindexter Asked if he stood by his version, he said, “ I do.” “ I can’t really complain that they didn’t think about manrltpstpr Bmild he didn’t teke public responsibllty for the “ I have not changed my mind,” he said. “ I felt the it.” Joseph Tinning said afterwaid. “ They did their ON ANOTHER-KEY POINT, Poindexter said he diversion at the time he resigned and thereby prevent president would have approved that if I asked him. I job. I just have a different opinion on it.” withheld information from Congress last fall because V j USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI. No. 246 “ the agony we’ve had for the last eight months. Mrs. Tinning’s bail was immediately revoked and “ 1 simidy didn’t want any outside Interference” in the still feel that way.” Penny M. Siettert. Pubiisher Poindexter responded that he was tired, that “ this was However, be refused to agree when Nunn asked if deputies took her to jail. She faces a minimum of 15 secret program of support for the contras. a very difficult time” and that he had not known Meese that meant the White House was misleading the Oouglst A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen years and a maximum of 25 years to life in prison. He said he feared revealing the truth to Congress planned to announce the diversion. Executive Editor Composing Manager Judge Clifford Harrigan set sentencing for Aug. 21. would have destroyed the ablUty to secretly provide American public. Den lee A Roberts Robert H. Hubbard “ It is my view that presidenU ought to be allowed to Advertising Director Pressroom Manager Forty minutes before the verdict was read, the jurors Merk F Abrsitle Jeanne 0. Fromarth asked Harrigan if they could hear again the elements of n Buelnses Manager Circulation Manager the charges. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the Mrs. Tinning, who did not testify during the trial, Manchaater Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Manchester. made a 36-page statement to state troopers last Three more sought in Suffield murders Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. February admitting to killing Tami Lynne and two 3 Poatmaalar: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. other children because she “ wasn’t a gbod mother.” P.O. Box 801. Manchester. Conn. 00040. AP photo counts of conspiracy to commit murder, She denied involvement in the other deaths. Price. 26. of Monroe, Lewis said. other men. if you don't raoalveyourHeraldbySp.m. weekdays or7:30a.m. SUFFIELD (AP) — Three more After a confrontation, one of the one count of accessory to capital felony Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unabla to Defense attorney Paul Callahan contended she was Seymour and Price were shot on July MARY BETH TINNING arrest warrants were Issued Friday in youths in the car shot and killed murder, and two counts of accessory to reach your carrier, call subscriber service al 847-8048 by 8 p.m. pressured into making that statement and said he 11 during a confrontation in the front weekdays lor delivery In Manchastar. the slayings of two men who broke up a Saymour and Price, police said. commit murder, Lewis said. would appeal on grounds that the confession should not . . . led out of court Friday yard of Seymour’s new family home. Suggaslsd carrier ratas are t1.06wsakly.$7.70lorona month. noisy roadside party. . . . Steiger surrendered on July 12 and Capital felony murder is the killing of have been included as evidence. Seymour and Price had approached a I23.10«orthros months. I48.20«orslxmonthsand$92.40lbrone Dr. Thomas Oram, who performed the autopsy on State police Sgt. Daniel U w is said was arraigned the next day in Enfield . more than one person during a single District Attorney John Poersch predicted Mrs. loud group of 25 to 30 people who had year. Senlorcitizanratssandmallrateaataavallabisonisqusst. ‘ Tami Lynne, had tesUfied that the infant had been warrants were signed for Andrew Superior Court on two murder charges incident, and is punishable by the death T o place a daw Uled or display advarllssmem. or to report a Tinning would be brought to trial for the deaths of at gathered in a cul-de-sac near Seymour’s smothered with a soft object, but defense witnesses Patterson, 21, his brother Bryan D. and a capital felony count, police said. penalty, Lewis said. news Hem. story orpicturs Was. call 843-2711. Offlce hours are least two more of her children. home at about 10:30 p.m. The two men questioned the thoroughness of the autopsy. Patterson, 17, and Richard A. Bazzano, Charges on each of the arrest Lewis saidnoneofthethree men were 8:30 a.m. to 0 p.m. Monday through Friday. asked them to leave the area. After an “ I never am overly pleased with the misfortune of During the three-week trial, Calllhan presented a 18, all of Suffield. warrants for Bazzano and the Patter­ in custody Friday. He said they will be ThoTUacehaalsr Hsrald Is a membsr of the Aaaociatod Piasa. another human being, so I ’m not overjoyed (at the exchange of words, the group dispersed, (he Audit Bureau of Circulatlona and the Nsw defense based on three doctors who testified they saw The three are wanted in the fatal sons include one count of conspiracy to presented with the warranU as soon as but Eric Steiger. 25. of Suffield returned Nesrspaper Association. verdict),” Poersch said. “ I hope perhaps... that Mrs. signs that Tami Lynne had a rare heriditary brain shooting of Daniel Seymour, M, of commit capital felony murder, two they arejocated...... —. 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4 ' .:^ NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING I i i The State of Conrwctlcut Department of Houaing la accept­ it IA ing appllcatlona for the development of affordable rental houaing for low Income households. A total of $55 million has bssn authorized by the General Aaeembly for projects which meet the Dopartmont’s un­ derwriting criteria and the requirements of Secticn 8- 119aa through 8-119JJ of the Connecticut General Statu- tues as amertded. The Affordable Housing program provides capital grants to »a.. non-profit corporations and houaing authorities to develop i'* 1 affordable rental houaing. Grants are available for new construction and rehabilita­ tion to create affordable rental housing units. Grants may be used for architectural and engineering fees, relocation expenses, reasonable development arnf administrative costs and a major portion of the site acquisition and prepa­ ration. Non-profit corporations and housing authorities will be required to have a minimal equity interest in the project. Harild ptMMo by Tuokar The program is designed to meet the rental housing needs .-••s of households whose Income does not exceed 50% of the median Income for the applicable geographic areas, Fourth-grader Brian Olesnevich works on basic skills this summer at Bolton adjusted for family size, as determined by the U.S. Depart­ Elementary School. ment of Housing and Urban Development The Department offers technical aaalatance to any inter- eated non-profit corporation or houaing authority. Applications, program Information and technical assis­ Kids 9ive Bolton summer school good marks tance may be obtained by writing to: STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING 1179 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD, CT 06103-1089 By Bruce Matzkin said the school helps students “ maintain ATTN: TED FUSARO, DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT Herald Reporter and increase their basic skills over the summer.” BOLTON — “ It’s really up to you, Miss , whether I go to summer Of the 138 children enrolled, 71 are NOTiaA DE FONDOS DISPONIBLES PARA EL camp or summer school,” read the bused in from Vernon, 43 are bused in DESARROLLO DE VIVIEHDAS A COSTO MODICO caption of the comic, “ What a Guy,” from Tolland, and 24 come from Bolton which appeared in the Manchester and are either dropped off by their 0 Dapartmento de VIvlenda dal Estado de Connecticut eats Herald on July 10. parents or ride a van. The session, which acaptarKlo solicitudes para el deserroHo de vivlendes de al- began July 1, runs until July 29, with quHer para families de bajos Ingresos. classes meeting Monday to Friday, Above the caption a sad-faced child I by Tucker La Asamblea General ha autorizado un total da 55 mlllones de from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Herald I stood next to his teacher, who was doiares para ear utlllizadoe an proyactos qua llanen loa The several students spoken to during seated at her desk reviewing the child’s requialtoa da las Secclon 8-119aa - 8-119U de loa Estatutos recess said they didn’t mind going t o . exam. Qencrales de Connecticut segun anrwndadoe. summer school. Students work in small classes at Bolton-Vernon-Tolland One doesn’t need deep insight to El programs de VMertdas a Costo Modico proves fortdoe a Amy Flynn of Vernon was sitting out understand the child’s displeasure at Cooperative Summer Schooi, allowing teachers to give corporaciones no-lucretivas y autorldades de vivlendes, para of a kickball game at recess. “ I would the prospect of attending summer el desarrollo da vivlendes de elquiler a bajo costo. rather be on the boys’ team, because I school. chiidren individuai attention. like some of the boys on the team,” she Los fondoe eaten disponibles para neuva corwtrucclon y But the child obviously doesn’t know rehebllltaclon de unidades con el fin da crear vivlendas para said. “ I came here because I can meet elquiler. Estos fondoe pueden ear uttl^doe para gaalos da about the summer school at Bolton friends,” she said. Elementary School. Students inter­ arquKacto a Ingsnieros. gastos de* relocaclon, costos “ It’s fun,” added Am y’s best friend, viewed at the school Friday appeared rasortables de desarrollo y adminlatraclon, y urta porclon de la eager to learn. 10-year-old Moore of Vernon, Three towns send pupils acquisiclon y preperaclon. Se requiere qua las corporaciones who was also sitting out the game. “ If no-lucratives y autorldades de vivlendes tengan InterSa “ I had a choice of coming to summer Amy doesn’t play, I can’t play, because monetedo an el proyecto. school or going to camp,” said 11-year- she gets bored without me,” she said. “ I Wilson, a special education teacher at 0 programa ea designado para satisfacer las necesidadas de old Mike Baran of Vernon. “ School is Coatlnaed from page 4 better.” need some help in some of my subjects, Bolton Elementary School, is the special vivlenda de families cuyas entradas no excedan el 50% de In­ and I didn’t want to stay home because education coordinator for the Bolton school gresos medtos del area geografica apllcable, ajustadoa el nu- Julius Nichols, a 6-year-old from it’s boring,” Carrie said. “I tried to group according to similar mero de miembros da is famine, aegun delarmlnado por el s? Vernon, said he was in summer school system. The school consists of 14 classes that needs,” said Wilson. “ If there were some kids Oepartamanto de Vivlendas y Desarrollo Urbano de los Es- “ because I don’t know that much stuff. I “ The working relationship between the are grouped according to grade and of one grade who needed math work, they tadoa Unidos. wanted to come so I could learn.” is. three towns in terms of staff is very good, and individual need. “ The classesaresmall, would be grouped together. If other kids of the 0 de parte mento ofrece asistencia taonica a corporaciortas His friend, 6-year-old Kevin Lada- all the students from the three towns get only about 10 students per teacher, so same grade needed reading work, they were along. ’This is a very positive thing for the no-luorativas y autorldades de vivlendes que eetsn Intere- bouche of Hebron, added, “ It’s fun. My grouped together.” Lost year’s program, the kids get individualized attention.” program.” she said. aadas. favorite part is working.” said Wilson. which was held at Northeast Elementary Solicitudes, Informaclon y asistencia taonica puede aer ’The Bolton-Vemon-Tolland Coopera­ ’The program’s 14 teachers and six instruc­ Students enrolled are referred by School in Vernon, marked the first time tional aides were selected after an interview obtenida e a c rlb ie ;^ a: tive Summer School Program, which is their regular teachers, who felt they Bolton, Vernon, and Tolland held a coopera­ in its second year, is a remedial process, ^ n t said. needed to spend extra time working on tive summer school. Most teachers are from Vernon, Bolton, and STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING s program for students in kindergarten their basic skills. Herald photo by Tucker Tlje program, said Bolton K-8 Assistant 1179 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CT 06103-1089 through fifth grade. Basic reading, Tolland, but a few are from other school Jennifer Frost, a fourth-grader at the Bolton-Vernon-Tolland Principal Steve Bent, is the result of a $62,000 systems. The school also has a full-time nurse ATTN: TED FUSARO, DIRECTOR. DEVELOPMENT writing and math skillsareemphasized. grant from the Connecticut Department of ...... Tarn to page S and a part-time librarian...... ■ -Betsy .Wilsen,HwpM^ain’’sdifeetep.- Cooperative Summer School, concentrates on her work. Education. leei*i*M6iir ■ F ;,te-rAV4*«i*BW.-j 'fr**>amma»m. 9~emkHV, ^ # w - • TTrfv'

■V.:' ^ , 4 ;-A. r . . - , 3 ■« LiKral News in Biricf N.Y. has no case Amazing to m<^a by Labor Day NEW LONDON (AP) - After a wold, was convicted June 5 of murder­ The body of Dzung Tu was found in a police were pursuing new leads in the meeting with State’s Attorney C. Robert ing four teen-age girls. On June 26, he ravine near the university in 1981 and no unsolved murder of Paula Perrera of T**S. Store in the Manchester Parkade is Satti, a New York state prosecutor has became the first person condemned to cause of death was determined. Bucko Montgomery, N.Y. scheduled to move into the old Pic ’n’ Save buiiding on conceded that trial testimony by con­ die in Connecticut’s electric chair since said. She was last seen March 1. 1982. E^st Middle Turnpike by Labor Day. an assistant victed serial killer Michael B. Ross the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Bucko said he tried to see Ross in hitchiking along Route 17K in Montgo­ manager said Friday. probably won’t help solve the 1981 death death penalty in 1976. Connecticut in 1985 when he first learned mery, Dorer said. Her body was found March 18 in woodsalong state Route211. The assistant manager, Michaei Merriam, said the / of a Cornell University student. During Ross’ trial, a psychiatrist that Ross and Ms. ’Tu attended the same new iocation, with about 20,000 square feet of area, wiil Tompkins County, N.Y., District hired by the defense disclosed that agricultural class, but Ross’ attorney he said. She had been sexually assaulted be double the size of the present store. The new iocation Attorney Benjamin Bucko, whose juris­ during one of many interviews. Ross refused to allow the visit. and strangled. win make the Manchester store one of the iargest in the diction includes the Cornell campus, had told him of two New York slayings. New York state police investigators five-store discount chain. said Thursday that he didn’t think he "Without a confession at this time I had also sought to question Ross about Merriam said a need for more space is the main /7 would be able to use the testimony feci that I do not have a case, although, the slaying of a 16-year-old girl in 1982 in Hearing best at age 10 reason behind the move. The same kind of discount because it was part of the psychiatric you know, he did admit to the Orange County, according to Sgt. Alfred For most normal children, hearing is merchandise will be sold at the new location, he said. defense in Ross’ trial in Bridgeport psychologists and psychiatrists that he Dorer, of the state police barracks in most acute at about age 10. It takes Amazing Stores has been located at the Parkade for Superior Court. was involved in the death.” Bucko said Middletown. N.Y. about 30 to 40 years before any almost four years. Ross, a 1981 Cornell graduate and in an interview with Norwich radio Dorer said last month that as a result noticeable change occurs. Higher- former insurance salesman from Gris­ station WICH-AM. of the testimony in Ross' trial, state pitched sounds fade first. Bolton rtsMent sought for panel A Bolton resident who has a disablity or who is the parent of a child with a disability is being sought to Calendars Come to SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE and serve as a member of the Connecticut Disabilities find new life in the excitement of learning. Council. The council, whose members are appointed by the governor, works toward establishing state policies COM E TO Come to the WEEKEND COLLEGE affecUng people with disabilities. Twelve of the members of the 24-member council are Manchester where we recognize adult learners and give disabled people or parents of disabled people, but Monday credit for prior learning through portfolio Bolton has never had a member on the council. Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center development. , Any Bolton resident interested should call Ed hearing room. 7 p.m. LIFE! Preneta, director, Connecticut Developmental Dis­ Town Boardof Directors. SeniorCenter. 7:30p.m. You can do something more for yourself. abilities Office, 90 Pitkin St., East Hartford, at 72S-3829. 1 pKoto by Pinlo Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors. Main You can get the education you need to Street firehouse. 7 p.m. make the most of your life. You can earn a Studtnts attend busineM confab Tuesday Cntty moment bachelor’s degree in four years or less. Two Manchester High School students. Jennifer Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center Benoit and Kevin Malloy, will be among 120 high school Kim Mode, left, and Maria Blardo, work mentally retarded and multiply handi­ hearing room. 7; 30 p.m. COM E TO The McAuley Program: The Capital Human Relations Commission. Municipal Build­ students in the state who will attend Business Week together on a painting project at the capped youngsters. Blardo is part of a today through July 24 at Quinnipiac College in ing coffeeroom. 8 p.m. Region Weekend College offers degrees Hamden. town’s Camp Kennedy this week. The senior companion program, which pairs Wednesday in business administration (management or The event is sponsored by the Education Foundation camp in back of Martin School serves senior citizens with campers. Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center accounting), in American studies and in of the Connecticut Business and Industry Association. hearing room. 7 p.m. COLLEGE! social work. Specialized courses lead to a Students will hear talks by business executives on Thursday career trends, business operations, the economy, Judge’s hours. Probate Court building. 6:30 p.m. certificate in gerontology. production, sales, advertising, and marketing. Meals volunteers in short supply Town Board of Directors Manchester Country Club subcommittee. Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 Saint Joseph College has a fifty year pm . reputation for Quality education. Weekend By George Loyng interest new volunteers, then new disabled and others who are home- Near drowning Is lecture’s topic Herald Reporter clients will have to be put on a Building Committee. Municipal Ruilding coffee- college classes are taught by the same bound. ’Those who receive meals room. 7:30 p.m. “Near Drowning and Resuscitation Decisions" will waiting list until enough help is are charged on a sliding scale based highly qualified and dedicated faculty who When Meals on Wheels started 11 found, she said. on their income. Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center gold be the topic of a lecture Wednesday at 6; 30 p.m. in the years ago to deliver meals to those room. 7; 30 p.m. teach in our traditional program. conference room of Manchester Memorial Hospital as Delivering meals takes between Every weekday, a hot lunch and a unable to shop or prepare their own one and two hours around noon­ cold supper is delivered. Food is part of a continuing education program of doctors, food, there were only two delivery nurses, and paramedics. The program will be time. Drivers use their own vehi­ distributed from the hospital. routes. cles. and serve 13 meals on a route, CUT OUT A BEHER FUTURE videotaped and copies will be available for loan from Starting on Monday, the non­ Moroney attributed the increase Andove> the hospital’s emergency department. she explained. FOR YOURSELF. profit agency will open up its ninth Meals on Wheels currently has in clients to a number of factors. Monday Those who want to attend should contact the route, and if it had enough volun­ For one thing, more people are now Emergency Department Management Office at more drivers than routes, but some Inland Wetlands Commission. Town Office For Fall 1987 Programs, return this teers, could also begin a tenth, said drivers only deliver once a month aware of the service, she said. Also, 647-4738 to reserve space. there are more elderiy people in the Building. 7:30 p.m. coordinator Melanie Moroney. or once a week. Moroney said. Wednesday coupon to The McAuley Program, Saint “I’m just getting more and more Before volunteers begin, they will Manchester-Bolton area. Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, Joseph College, or call 232-4571, ext. 217, referrals all the time," Moroney be trained. Prospective volunteers Despite the large workload for 7:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Register to vote at the Parkade said Friday. “It’s just amazing." should call Moroney beiween 8 a.m. volunteers. Moroney said the Currently, Meals on Wheels and 2 p.m. on weekdays at 643-9511. agency will not cut back on its Evening appointments are available. The registrars of voters will hold a voter-registration serves 111 clients. Though she’s Meals on Wheels is by the services if It does not get more help session Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Super glad niore people are being helped. Visiting Nurse and Home Care, If necessary, she said, she will Bolton Stop ft Shop in the Parkade. If the weather is Moroney said the increase has also Inc., and receives funding from the deliver some meals herself. inclement, the session will not be held. Voter made more pressing the problem of town of Manchester and United The agency has a good track Tuesday registration will be taken for residents of any town in getting enough volunteer drivers. Way. record. “We’ve never missed a day Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. ComecUcut. Changes of address and changes of party If the agency is not able to The agency serves the eMeriy, in all 11 years," Moroney said. affiliation will be taken for Manchester voters. Noisy party ends in tern’s arrest Coventry Name Monday O b itiu u rii Police responding to a complaint marij^^aria, possession ofhallucino- Town Council. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. of a noisy party on Oak Grove Street TNilNKSGIVING genics and simple trespass. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Tuesday Address Thursday arrested a Manchester About 15 young people were at the Cemetery Commission. Town Office Building, teen-ager after finding marijuana party when police arrived, but most O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ and alcohol in his car, police said. of them fled, police said. tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ 1:30 p.m. MACC director's mother dies cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, Michael Koblect, 18, of 640 Lydall Klobect was held on a $5,000 cash faithful Intercessor of all who In­ Marietta (Dilg) Phares, 81, of Hamilton, Ohio, the St., was charged with possession of bond and was to appear Friday in voke your special partronage in 7:30 p.m. mothw of Nancy Carr, executive director of the ^liquor hy a minor, possession of Manchester Superior Court. time of need. To you I have re­ Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office Manchester Area Conference of Churches died course from the depth of my heart Building, 7:30 p.m. phone (home) (business) Monday at her daughter’s home in Manchester and humbly beg to whom God has Youth Advisory Committee. Town Office Build­ given such great power to come to She was the widow of Anthony Pharea. She is Guest is charged with TV’s theft ing, 7:30 p.m. survived by her daughter; li grandchildren; and 18 my assistance. Help me In my pre­ great-grandchildren. A North Carolina woman was boyfriend were staying at the home sent and urgent petition. In return I Wednesday charged Thursday in connection promise to make your name known Republican Town Committee, Town Office The ftineral was held Friday at the Klaus-Weigel when the owner reported to police and cause you to be invoked. Funeral Home in Hamilton. Ohio. Burial was in Rose writh the theft of a television and that the items, valued at $1,000, Say three "Our Fathers, Three Building, 7 p.m. saint Joseph iutitege Hill Cemetery in Hamilton. other items last year from a Bissell were missing. Wheeler told the Hall Marys and Glorias.” Publica­ Thursday Street home in which she had homeowner that the television had tion must be promised. St. Jude Library Building Committee, Booth Dimock West Hartford, Connecticut 06117 Memorial donations may be made to the Memorial stayed for a few days, police said. been seized by police because it had pray lor us and all who invoke your Remembrance Fund-MACC. P.O. Box 773, Manches­ aid. Amen. This novena has never Library, 7 p.m. ter. Conn. 06040 been stolen, police said. Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Joy D. Wheeler, 25, was charged Wheeler was to be presented in been known to fall. I have had my A SIX UNIT EDUCATION COMPLEX The John F. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. with third-degree larceny. request granted. Building, 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Manchester Superior B.A.M. in M a n c ^ te r, was. in .c)iprg^ot local arraqgements. . ,Po.Uc.e. spid.WheeJor .and hqr Court,.. Economic Development Commission, Town Of- ^flce Building, 8 p^nL...... Connecticut in Brief Smeaj pledges NOW Accictont hurts stats senator ~ Anthony Tniglia was niuriesln^^n f®*** *''*«'■ sustaining will play role in 1988 iniunes in an automobile accident. ^»tGA3i WM * “*''*" Martin said Tniglia (AP) - The hLr«~yk P®®*?"*«r car on Route S eastbound just women’s movement is determined Street exit ramp when his to play a significant role in the 1988 blocks *** ® platform truck loaded with cinder presidential election and will push for a woman candidate, the presi­ Truglia’s car was struck broadside by dent of the National Organization Cornwell Concrete. Steven for Women said Friday as the group a M **1. ^r*''*r the truck, was not hurt in the 11 opened its annual convention. a.m. accident, Martin said. “ We are determined to fight from ^nt'i'is passenger. Elmer Kocsanski. were the top of the ticket to the bottom of Hospital where Tniglia was the ticket to change the direction of adm itt^ and underwent surgery. Martin said. ■/ ^ J our country to be much more Truglia IS a state senator from Stamford. concerned with human services and modern problems,” said Elea­ Teamster’s sentencing postponed I' '■ nor Smeal, who is stepping down as head of the nation’s largest HARTFORD — The sentencing of the head of a women’s group. Teamsters local in New Haven on racketeering and “ You will hear from us,” said enibezzleinent charges was postponed from Friday to Smeal before greeting 2,500 conven­ July 24, a federal courts worker said. tion delegates. Vincent "Chick" Pisano, who heads Local 443. faces The three-day convention, the a maximum of 35 years on racketeering and 21st national meeting of the 150,000- emtezzlement charges. He was to be sentenced today member group, will chose Smeal’s AP photo by U S. District Judge Peter C. Dorsey. successor and push for the Equal Pisano, one of the 15 people indicted last year on Rights Amendment in the city charges of draining about $130,000 from union health Skat/ng mule A pit bull terrier, named Pete, looks out from behind a fence at the where the Constitution was born 200 ELEANOR SMEAL insurance funds, originally was scheduled to be Monroe County Humane Society in Rochester, N.Y. The dog is to be years ago. . . . Stepping down sentenced on June 26. Jim Bails, a retired farmhand from destroyed Monday, following the Thursday death of a 29-year-old Delegates gave Smeal a thunder­ three years ago, when his wife died, to ous ovation before and after her Junction City, Ore., and his 9-year-old Rochester man who was injured two weeks ago by the dog. day, and the winner will be Nude-bar ruling upsets mayor stay busy. The mule prefers soft, slow keynote speech, chanting “ ERA! announced Sunday. mule, Abigail, practice her roller-skating music and skating partners no taller ERA! E R A !” “ I don’t believe there’s a differ­ “ The fight goes on and on and on ~ Mayor Thomas Bucci said Friday skills in a parking lot near Albany. Ore., than she is. They were in Albany for a ence in goals, but there’s a that he is outraged by a federal judge’s ruling that this week. Bails taught the mule to skate and on until justice is ours,” said difference in emphasis,” Smeal ^ lic e raids on a local bar featuring nude female convenience store grand opening. Man dies of pit bull injury Smeal, who predicted passage of said. dancers were made in "bad faith.” the amendment by 1992. *1. ® signal to the community, saying She also proclaimed the women’s Smeal was NOW president from ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A 29-year-old Barbarita was watching fireworks with his 1977 to 1982, then won her job back that the city of Bridgeport can be wide open to violating man attacked by a pit bull terrier two weeks father and brother in a park on July 4 when the movement alive and well. obscenity laws,” Bucci said. in 1985 by advocating that NOW go ago has died, and officials said they would dog bit him. It bit two other people moments “ Every once in a while, they ask “ back to the streets” instead of U S District Court Judge Warren W. Eginton Bank robber finally strikes out earlier. us, ’Are we dead?’ ” Smeal said. consider classifying the death a homicide. taking a low-key approach. dTCision exonerated Dennis Capozziello of Fairfield, Monroe County Medical Examiner Nicholas The dog ripped a 15-inch gash inBarbarita’s “ And we say, 'Feminisim lives.’ ” whose bar. Tuesday’s Den. was raided four times this Forbes said Robert Barbarita of Rochester leg. requiring a skin graft, police said. Molly Yard, NOW’s national Smeal, who lobbied Walter Mon­ year and c osed twice after his demolition company died Thursday from a blood clot that traveled political director who is in her dale to choose (Geraldine Ferraro as won an earlier law suit against the city The dog’s owner, Mark Parise, 27, of mid-70s, has been picked by Smeal after 3 failed tries at a heist from his leg to his lung. He called the clot "a Rochester, turned himself in to police his running mate in 1984, has Eginton’s ruling against the Board of Police complication from the dog bites to both legs.” to be her successor. Her challenger encouraged the Democratic presi­ Commissioners, Bucci and State’s Attorney Donald Thursday night and was charged with is Noreen Connell, 40, president of (AP) — A commuting Special Agent Ronald G. Risner. Forbes said he wants to review police and dential candidacy of Rep. Patricia Brown stops the prosecution of charges resulting from They gave him $3,554, but slipped second-degree criminal contempt after he New York NOW who is supported Connecticut bank robber was fi­ Patterson waived his rights after medical files before deciding whether to Schroeder, D-Colo. in two red-dye packs. failed to meet police and comply with a July 13 by Betty Friedan, NOW’s first n f u**

f • • W I • I I t OWNION Thieves busily loot Labor Department WASHINGTON - a A Defense Department employee one savings and loan. The Labor Depart­ was awarded disability compensation Attorney General Edwin Meese ment’s investigators in 1971, and opened a highly profitable ordenxl U.S. attorneys last February wgweeejiKT have been busy lately, business a year later. But for more to accelMate prosecutions of crooked New study sniffing out fraud and Jack than 10 years he claimed that he was bankers, but sources say such cases corruption In a wide unemployed and had no income, are still assigned a low priority. variety of compensa­ according to investigators. He col­ Inflation warnings awee&me.BBT tion programs intended Anderson lected more than $102,000 before he Treasury economists are worrying of *84 tests to help the needy and was discovered. JUNIOR peanep He about the old pre-Reagan bugbear: deserving. The culprits a A former postal clerk was just IV >W l» t>S N inflation. If the annual inflation rate 1 90 are individuals who about to collect a $60,450 lump-sum reaches 5 percent, they’re afraid it make false or exagger­ compensation for a work-related TboLwee. could spiral out of control in short ated claims, bureau­ injury when Investigators discovered encouraging order. Their reasoning is that any­ crats who line their own pockets at the a The son of a coal miner who had that he wasn’t disabled; he was thing over 5 percent would begin to be taxpayers’ expense, and lawyers and gainfully' self-employed. Confronted black lung disease and died continued felt by consumers and would lead to We have become accustomed to reading other professionals who encourage to make claims on the special federal with the evidence, he withdrew his higher wage demands. That in turn about tests that indicate our education system fund set up for the victims of the disability claim. cheating to rake in lucrative fees. would eat into corporate profits, disease. The son received more than has gone amiss in one respect or another, Here are some of the more outrage­ FBI soft on bankers? double-digit Carter-era inflation shortchanging our young people by leaving ous examples of chiseling that were $21,000 by claiming his father was still criminal conduct by the nation’s would be just around the corner. complied by our reporter Karen alive. Furthermore, these Cassandras them uneducated or miseducated and without a A West Virginia woman collected bank managers and insiders has Talley from investigative reports: claim, 5 percent inflation would worry the skills they need to make it. $38,427 in black lung compensation become an epidemic, especially in o Twenty-seven employees of an foreign investors to the point where So it is a welcome change to learn that a after claiming falsely that her ex- California and Texas. There have Indiana resort allegedly conspired to they’d pull their money out of the husband had the disease. She filed the been 34 savings and loan failures in new analysis of 1984 test results comes up with milk Uncle Sam of 1150.000 by filing United States, weakening the dollar claim without his knowledge; he had California in the last 36 months; the an encouraging conclusion. false unemployment claims. drastically. a A Later Department claims never even been a coal miner. federal insurance fund for S&Ls has The newest analysis indicates that older interviewer in North Carolina was a Lawyers take advantage of black lost $4 billion on that state’s Collapses Proletarian prep students master the grammar, spelling and indicted for reactivating dormant lung claimants by charging exorbi­ alone. ^ m\B- tant — and unnecessary — fees to But accordiiig to congressional Mikhail Gorbachev’s attempt to punctuation of the English language. <5heqif(RiyinrcGr- accounts and diverting $65,000 in investigators, the FBI and the Justice “ reform” the Soviet economy by Ironically, the same test also gave rise to -7-fir \<1SI unemployment benefits before he was make claims for victims. A West Virginia attorney has been ordered to Department are coddling the white- decentralizing production planning two earlier studies that concluded younger caught. and controls isn’t working out too well a A claims examiner in Washing­ repay $63,764 in fees he charged to 16 collar crooks whose reckless invest­ — possibly because it comes 60 or 70 students have trouble organizing their ideas O pen Forum ton. D.C.. was accused of accepting black lung victims. ments, extravagant expenditures and years too late. The work^a:s_ and and putting them into writing. money and heroin to expedite claims. a A pharmacist was ^escribing outright frauds are to blame for many lower-level managers aren’t ready The new report, released by the National The same employee was also charged generic drugs for his customers and of the banking industry’s problerns. What difference does it make for decision making after decades of Game ordinance as part of a ring that netted $17,000 in then charging the Later Department There hasn’t been a single criminal Assessment of Education Progress, concludes whether one person. 10 people or Blood donations rigid control. A cartoon in a bogus unemployment checks by using for more expensive, name-brand prosecution of those believed respon­ that ‘‘Older students are more proficient than ten thousand sign a petition if Soviet trade union paper illustrated wouldn’t be fair phony names on jobless claims. prescriptions. He was caught, fined sible for the California collapses. One what the petition asks for is can save millions this weakness neatly: It showed a younger ones in their use of written language a An accountant got $16,000 from $4,000, put on probation for two years California banking supervisor, ac­ To the Editor: wrong? If ten thousand people factory manager on the phone with at both the sentence and the word levels.” To ’The Editor: the government by creating fake and ordered to perform 200 hours of cording to congressional sources, had signed a petition asking the Board to make 16 telephone calls to the FBI Moscow. "O f course I’ll show initia­ That seems to mean that as students spend corporations in New York and New community service. He had been The Manchester Board of Di­ of Directors to pass a law banning tive,” he says “ What would you like Much has been said recently Jersey and claiming the firms laid her ■ chosen “ Pharmacist of the Year” by before G-men showed up to look into more time in school, they learn how to write rectors should vote against the Congregational churches in the his suspicions of gross violations at me to do?” about the safety of the blood off. investigators reported. his professional colleagues. better, which is exactly what is supposed to “ amusement center” ordinance town because they didn’t like supply. Certainly there are risks J happen. on July 20. what was said in Congregational with blood transfusions, just as I know that the neighbors are churches, would that be legal? Written language, as the populists are there are risks associated with opposed to the location, but then I don’t think so and for the same Borking the U.S. Constitution everything in life. always ready to point out, is a whole series of neighbors are always opposed to reasons, I don’t think the “ Laser- more or less artificial conventions anything new in their quest” ordinance is fair, either. have been intended to abolish But imagine for a moment that By Chuck Stone the trains run on time, Bork isn’t superimposed on spoken language, which is neighborhood. there was no blood supply, that all bad. distinctions based upon color, or I know that some ministers Mark Lincoln more natural, as are the feet on which we the fea r. of spreading disease Trying to prevent Robert Heron His reactionary views on abor­ to enforce, as distinguished from such as the Rev. Curtis are '^ 1 Hudson S(. superimpose shoes so we can survive modem caused blood to be no longer Bork’s confirmation as Supreme tion may be reprehensible, but at political equality, a commingling opposed to the games. I believe Manchester available to the sick and injured. Court associate justice is like least they are constitutionally of the two races ...” (Plessy v pavem ent. that the Rev. Curtis is free to What would happen to these standing on top of a garbage consonant with the Supreme Ferguson, 1896.) Until a person masters those conventions — believe as he does. Proud of North, people? What would have hap­ dump ringed by cesspools and Court’s states’ rights position on God save the queen! Segrega­ What I am opposed to is their the tools of written language ^ he cannot use pened to two-year-old Marissa fumigating the air with perfume pornography. tion, forever! "ritten language as a means of expression trying to stop me from doing what not his methods Emple of West Haven, who is On freedom of the press, he was If nothing else, we can hail this I want to do. spray. alive today thanks to a liver The intent is eminently noble. part of a 6-5 Court of Appeals nappy-haired, scholarly jurist for an J communication adequate for modem If I want to pay the admission To the Editor: transplant and 27 pints of donated The need is imperative. The tool majority decision in December enriching our lexicon of eponym­ culture. fee to go inside the “ Laserquest” blood? is miserably ineffective. 1984 that upheld two syndicated ous words (which already in­ lO put in another way, writing does not building and play the laser I am proud of Lt. Col. North. I Opponents just aren’t going to columnists who had written a cludes such examples as Elizabe­ games; what is wrong with that? am proud of what he did. Remember that AIDS is a come naturally. It has to be learned. The new be able to block the conHimation damaging opinion piece about a than, Jeffersonian, McCarthyism If I don’t like the games I won‘t go However, I am having some public health issue. The disease is analysis seems to show that schools are of this prepossessing legal ge­ university professor. and Quisling). back again. problems with the way that it was primarily spread by sexual rela­ “ Stone’s Dictionary of Epo­ nius, despite his impassioned ‘In the past few years,” wrote teaching it. I remember from high school done. tions and sharing of needles. It is affinity for an era that confined Bork,“ a remarkable upsurge in nymous Neologisms” lists the history that when the Puritans Did it have to be done this way? no longer a bloo<| transfusion blacks to lynching trees, women libel actions, accompanied by a following: ran Manchester, they did not In this world of duplicity, issue, thanks to stringent donor Letters to the editor to pots and pans, abortions to startling inflation of damage Bork, n. — a reactionary allow any games at all. wherein every diplomatic agreed screening and AIDS antibody back alleys, gays to non- awards, has threatened a self­ scholar; a brilliant but repulsive What bothers me is that without ment has a separate secondary testing. In this report on AIDS, ‘The Manchester Herald welcomes original personhood and atheists to jail. censorship which can as effec­ person (He screwed things up. knowing what the games really meaning no one can be trusted to U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett letters to the editor. Of course, Bork’s ultra­ tively inhibit debate and criti­ What a bork!) were, the Rev. Curtis and the do a secret assignment and only Koop says “ the blood supply for Letters should be brief and to the point. They conservatism threatens judicial cism as would overt government BorUsm, n. — an intractably other ministers got everybody all that and nothing more, or keep a transfusion is now safer than it conservative mindset; a move­ n should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for (P 1M 7 by NEA. Inc balance, but presidents have regulation.” excited and all worked up to stop secret; in this competitive era has ever been with regard to ease in editing, should be double-spac^. Letters always factored in ideology in Amen* ment to turn bacl^;^e clock of them. wherein many seem to be trying AIDS. must be signed with name, address and daytime their choice of Supreme Court Such enlightened Homes- progress; an a ttein ^ to reverse A friend told me his minister to take advantage of someone "Is this your first stretch dress?" telephone number (for veriHcation). Millions of lives are saved by appointments. Brandels sensitivity is a fleeting judicial precedent. spoke against U e games months else: The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the blood transfusions every year. 'hie difference is that Demo­ part of what he characterizes as Bork. vt. — to set back ago and asked everyone to sign Can democracy as we know it (Reagan’s Supreme Court ap­ interests of br^ ity, clarity and taste. Blood cannot be manufactured. cratic presidents have been more an “ intellectual evolution.” the petitions as they left church. survive? Without covert acts? pointment borks blacks and Only through healthy, volunteer evenhanded. The question is: evolution to­ He signed the petition because Can it survive with covert acts? donors — like the 4 percent of A dramatic case in point is ward what? women.) from what the minister said it History alone will write the Connecticut’s poulation that reg­ Democratic Franklin D. Roose­ Bork has not entirely aban­ Unhappily, on the Constitu­ sounded pretty bad — now that he final opinion of that question ularly donates — will blood be velt’s promotion tochief justice of doned a 91-year-old racially div­ tion’s 200th anniversary, that knows more about it, it sounds which is troubling millions of ^aiifliPstTr Hpralft there when it’s needed. Please conservative Republican Harlan isive Supreme Court decision; document has been borked by fun. people, both within this country “ The objective of the (14th) Reagan’s appointment. Founded In 1881 and outside it. give blood this summer. F. Stone, who had been appointed I wonder how many other by conservative Republican Cal­ Amendment was undoubtedly to PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWWwr people who signed the petition s OOUOIAS A. BEVINS ...... Exacutive Editor Ritchard G. Cable, M.D. vin Coolidge. enforce the absolute equality of really knewr what they were Chnek Stone to a syndleated AQEIjE M. ANGLE...... ,...... Nawa■Editor William L. Hooker Director, Connectlcat Region Still, as is true of Mussolini’s the two races before the law, but ALEXANDER O IR E U I...... Aaaodata.^djtor opposing? But I don’t think that colnmntot. 77 Erie St. Red Cross Blood Services stewardship, which at least made in the nature of things it could not ...... I > . I , . I ■ , . ■ numbers really Matter hieWi.'' ‘ ' Manchester a t ■ ■■ - — ^ ■■— • ' • Farmington' ' VmLMILM ' ) tlUJi I.J.I.I.I I I J ’ 11

Church Bunetiu Board Soup kitchon calm and cool Chnr€n Bulletiii BiNurd Rdigioas Services donatedj — several essential ACAAnti2i1 itemsitCEin for Editor's note: This column is the Shepherd’s Place South United Methodist Church prepared by the. staff of the M A C C New s Emily Miller. MaryLou "ron^i. Trinity Covenant Ctiurch AsMmbliM of God ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; South United Methodist Church, 12U Manchester Area Conference of Mary Kuznickas. Mr. and Mr. church school, 9:45 o.m.; coffee fellow­ Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. William Ryder, Lily Krob, Harriet ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Ooo6, Rev. Here are the events scheduled this week at South Churches. The foUowii^ events are scheduled at Trinity Cslvorv Cherca (Assemblies of God), Potts, Richard Shour. Catherine 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. afternoons; puMIc heeling service, Lawrence S. Staples, pasters. Summer United Methodist Church; Covenant Church for the coining week; second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.: evening schedule; 10 a.m., worship service. Byron. Mary Leslie, Florence Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., service Bv Nonev Carr ment Administration, churches, Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., morning worship service; 10:30 a.m., worship, child-core and prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Nursery tor preschoolers. (447-9141) individuals, businesses and organi­ Parker, Arthur Chaper, Ed Bush- 9; 15 a.m., coffee hour. 'nursery; 4:30 p.m., evenino service ot Holllger, 443-9203. with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preaching. Conference Director praise and BIMe preaching. (444-1102) zations in the Manchester area. nell. Royal Ice Cream, Helen s Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at St. Mary's Rplscepel Church, Pork Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. Due to our wonderful volunteers, Several agencies help us stretch Bakery. Boy Scout Troop 25, K of C. LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m.. Board of Christian and Church streets, Manchester. An­ iMormon Tuesday — 9 a.m., fair workshop. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, dollars. Verplanck PTA (lovely lady Education. Bapttet The Church at Jesus Christ et Latter- Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Cocaine Anonymous. the soup kitchen has been calm and ossistant rector. Worship: 7;Xa.m.ond cool while delicious and nutritious brought boxes and boxes of pan­ Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast Cemmimltv Beetlst Charch, 585 E. 9:W o.m.; church school, 9 :X o.m.; day faints, 30 WoodsWe St., Manches­ Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. ter. Robert S. Gardner; bishop, 9 :X MACC IS A MEMBER of the cake mix. syrup and even sausage). at LaStrada Restaurant. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. bobv-slttlne, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.: Holy hot meals have been prepared for Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 o.m., the hungry people of Manchester, Greater Hartford Foodshare Com­ St. Maurice Church of Bolton and Saturday — all-church picnic at Pilgrim Pines. worship service; 9:15 a.m., church (4494583) Sunday school and primary; 11;40a.m., Full Gospel Interdenominational mission and can purchase food­ Temple Beth Sholoiti. priesthood and relief society. (443-4003 Our heartfelt thanks to our volun school. Nursery core provided. (443- stuffs available at Foodshare at a The shelter received many in- 0S37) orn-114S) Full Gospel Interdenominational Church will spon­ teer coordinators Emily Miller Emanuel Lutheran Church Pslth Beattst Clwrca, 52 Lake St., Gospai Barbara Philips and Lucille Sinon cost of 8 cents a pound. Government kind donations in June and to these Manchester. Rev. .James Bellosov, sor vacations for more than 200 inner-city children. surplus commodities (cheese, dry Church ef the Living <3ed, on evangel­ Volunteers are needed on Thurs friends we also say thank you; ’The events scheduled this week at Emanuel pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Host families from within the chuch invite children into Charles Plese, Winifred Worsham, a.m., worship service; 4:30 p.m., even- ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Nationai Cathoiic days and Fridays between 9 a.m. milk, (lour, rice and honey) are also Lutheran Church include: School, North School Street, Manches­ their homes during the summer. For more informa­ Ing.servlce. (444-5314) -'-''ft. John the Bopttst Polish Notional and 1 p.m. to make sandwiches and made available, (or the cost of A1 Bourrett, Mary Burke, Gloria Sunday — 8 a.m., holy communion in chapel; 9:30 Plrtl Boaflst Charch, 240 Hlllstown ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, poster. tion, call 646-8731. ' Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11 :X o.m. Ctrthellc Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ juices and to serve the meal. 'The storage overhead, through the state Weiss. Gail Slover, BettyLou Nor- a.m., worship in sanctuary, baptism. Pastor Paul Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola. school; 11 a.m., worshipservice; 7p.m., Nursery and Sunday school. soup kitchen is,open each Monday Bureau of Purchases in deen, Mary Juleson, The Whole Johansson preaching; 4 p.m., Emanuel Choir Manchester Christian Fellewship, 509 postor. Sunday moss schedule: 8 a.m. evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week (443-5904) Church of Christ through Friday in the ground-floor Middletown. Donut, Manchester Grange 31, St. rehearsal and pot luck supper at Amers’ home. service. Nursery at all services. (449- E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ vert, pastor. Sundays, lOo.m.; Wednes­ kitchen of Center Congregational Local organizations, businesses James Church, Ckincordia Luthe­ Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard. 7509) The film “ Cut Your Line When It’s Tangled" will b.e. n rst Baptist Chapel ef the Deaf, 240 day Bible shMiy, 7 p.m.; solid rock Church. Hot meals are served daily and individuals supplement the ran Church, Church of the Assump­ Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group. coffeehouse, 7 ;X p.m., first Saturday ot shown at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at the Manchester tion, North Methodist Church and Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Nazarana between 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to dollaf' grants and donations by Saturday — 4 to 10 p.m., youth to Simsbury Farms; ' Kreutzer, p «to r. (443-7543) the month. Church of Christ. It is one of five films fwtunng the Fall Gospel Interdenemlnatlenal an average of 40 people. in-kind contributions. Farm ers St. Bridget Church. no AA. Harvest Tipw Baptist Charch, 72 E. Church ef the Nozorene, 234 Main St., humor and practical advice of Dr. Paul Faulkner, a Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. Charch, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior Bag suppers are made available participating in the MACC- Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., pastor; Rev. Mark (3reen, minister of counselor and researcher. sponsored downtown Farmers’ AN INCORRECT NAME was adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 to persons of special need. Since a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening outreach. 9:M o.m., Sunday school; Market donate extra vegetables listed in last week’s column for the SL Mary’s Episcopal Church service, Wednesday heme Blblestudy. 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7 :X 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church there are no cooking facilities at the u rn . (443-9359) p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise Fellowship leader resigns Samaritan Shelter, 40 sandwiches throughout the season as do Man­ leader of the Interfalth Day Camp These are the events planned this week at St. Mary’s at 7 ;X p.m., worship service. Prayer service, nursery. Mid-week Blblestudy, chester backyard gardeners. Local opening exercises. The name line, 4444731,24 hours. 7 p.m. (444-8999) MADISON. Wis. (AP) The president of InterVarslty are prepared each day for evening Episcopal Church; Gospel Hell, Center Street, Manches­ stores donate a steady and welcome should hove been Maresa Slater. ChrisUan Fellowship, (^rdon MacDonald has re^ distribution at the shelter. Sunday — 7; 30and 9:.30a.m., holy eucharist, God and Christian Science ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., supply of bread and rolls. Contributions to the Shelter/Soup Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. signed because of Involvement in an adulterous Meals are coordinated by a Country awards. n rs t Charch at Christ, Scisptist, 447 Pantacoatai part-time coordinator and 40 volun­ Original plans for the building at Kitchen Renovation Fund or Hu­ Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., staff meeting. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., relationship in late 1984 and early 1985. says the 466 Main Street projected comple­ man Needs Fund can be mailed to church service, Sunday school, and united Pentecestui Church, 187 teers who assist with food prepara­ Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy eucharist. Jahovah's Witnaaaaa orEanlistlon^s board chairman, James Kay. tion of the ground floor feeding area MACC, Box 773, Manchester, CT care for small children. (449-1444) Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. The board elected Thomas Dunkerton. f/etired New tion. food serving, client sign-in, set Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies Guild; 10,10:45and ll: 30 Reading Room,y454A ^Center St., Man­ Jehevph's Witnesses, 447 Tolland Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ up and cleaning and general by December of 1986. Complica­ 06040 a.m., holy communion at Manchester Meadows. chester. (4494MO) ’ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con- day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 4 York advertising man. as tions have delayed construction; Donations to MACC have been gregotloiL Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ p.m., evening worship: 7 :»p .m ., bible organization that works among college studenU. supervision. Volunteers typically Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. day, Theocratic Ministry School study (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' work one day per week for four the new renovation schedule should received from the Junior High Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. Church of Christ' (speaking course), 7 p.m.: Service prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's see Shepherd’s Place incorporated Youth Fellowship of Vernon and hours. meeting (ministry training), 7:5b p.m.; prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth into the Samaritan Shelter by the Bolton United Methodist Churches, Charch of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:W service (Friday). (4499848) China has ‘as much to offer’ Two work service program per­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (644- sonnel from Manchester Memorial end of 1987. Christian Involvement Committee Second Congregational Churc^ minister. Sunday services; 9a.m., BIMe 1490) RICHMOND. Va. (A P) - ChrisUans of China “ have classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 p.m., Hospital have been assigned to Our gratitude to Center Congre­ of St. James Church. Richard and as much to offer us as we have to offer them, Second Congregational Church has openings in its worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., BIMe Praabytarian Shepherd’s Place and assist with gational Church (or continuing to U sa Plolrn, Presbyterian Church, study. Nursery provided (or all servi­ Rev. R. Keith Parks, president of the provide space and equipment in Manchester Telephone Employee vacation church school, which will meet Aug. 24 ces. (444-2903) Jawiah — Cofiaarvativa Coventry Presbyterian Church, daily cleanup and food sorting and through 28, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The program includes Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Foreign Mission Board, after a two-week support of Shepherd’s Place. Community Service Fund and try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, storage. .. Bible stories, crafts, songs, games and snacks. It is Tenwle Beth Shelepi, 400 E. Middle He L y s Chinese ChrisUans have Funding for Shepherd’s Place Loraine Smith. Congrsgationaf Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9 :n a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday belivers in the West lack - a spiritual depth bora of open to children ages 3 through 10. The cost is $5 per school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ operations is provided by the state M ANY THANKS to all individu­ Plovln, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; hardship They “ have learned something about the child. Call the church office, 649-2863, Monday, Beltep CsM rseeWepel Charch, 220 Or. Leon Wind, robbl emeritus. Servi­ ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Department of Human Resources, als, businesses, organizations and Bolton Confer Rood, at the Green, meeting. (742-7222) Wednesday and Friday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. to ces: 7;Xp.m . Monday to Thursdav,8:15 ESsUan experiences b^ause the Federal Emergency Manage- churches that have generously Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericsen, Minis­ p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday. Presbyterian Church ef Manchester, through that most of us hove not learned, he says. register. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, (443-9543) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ church school; 11 a.m., tellowsMp; chard Gray, postor. 10:Wa.m., worship 11:15 a.m., forum program. (449-7077 service, nursery, 9:15 o.m., Sunday office or 447-8678 porsonoge. Jaarish — Raform school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. First Baptist Church Center Csaarsaatteppl Charch, ii (44341904) Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. T emple Beth H IIM , 1001 Foster St. S P ^ K S First Baptist Church of Manchester is planning a Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev.RobertJ. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- TV preachers’ audiences slipping Bible school July 27 through 31, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Bills, minister ef visitations; Rev. Unover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic CugGIM BTGIRGr I There will be classes for everyone, starting with Clifford O. Simpson, poster emeritus; Fridov; children's services, 7:45 o.m. Michael C. Thornton, associate paster. second Friday of each month. (444-8444) of TV preacherssgenerally. ^ children who are 4, and going through adults. Nursery Church ef the Assumptlen, Adorns 1100 people in St. Paul that a deep 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Sixtf-three percent consider them not care will be provided for children under of 4. a.m. church school. (447-9941) Bv George W. Cornell spiritual malaise’ ’ was abroad in the land. Molt paopta would admit that Lutharan Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. trustworthy with money,” compared to36 The following events are scheduled for this week at n rs t Cengreaptlenal Charch ef An- Joseph Porel. Soturdov moss at 5; The Associated Press "At all levels of society we are seeing thay commit sina, but faw will ad- dever. Route 4, Andover. Rev. Richard Sunday mosses at 7 :X , 9, 10:X and percent in 1980; 53 percent consider them First Baptist; H. Taylor, paster. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Lutheran Church (LC A ), the corrupting power of money and mK to balng ’HnnarsT. YM sin­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Or. noon. (443-2195) NEW YORK — The United States (aces dishonest, compared with 26 percent Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes for all Sunday schuol, all ages; 11 a.m., St. Boittieleniew’s Church, 741 E. ning Is what makas ona a 'Hn- Sunday worship, nursery core pro- Klm-Erlc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold material success.” ages; 11 a.m., worship with Dr. , on “ Setbacks T . Wangerln, assistant postor. Sche­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. a “ moral and ethical crisis of the first He cited widespread cheating on taxes, before. nar”, and without dMna asais- V I M . (742-7494) Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday dimension,” says pollster George Gallup — Their Cause and Cure; ’ ’ nursery care provided; 7 nrst CepprsBPWeppI Charch et Cev- dule; 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery extramarital affairs of “ epidemic propor­ Fifty-six percent think they have “ no tanca ha Is doomad to rsmain | core; 9:15 a.m., church school, Chris­ mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:W, p.m., worship hour with Scott preaching ‘ "nie entrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. 10 and IL X o .m . Jr , and it demands a resurgence of faith. tions,” fraudulent telephone charges, such — with all tha coni Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ tian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 special relationship with God,” compared C hri^an Law of Liberty; ’’ 7:30 p.m., Adult Children of o.m. holy communion, nursery care. St. BrMpet Church, 70 Main St., By the IndlcaUons, TV evangeUste aren t pilferage costing department stores M to 33 percent before; 51 percent consider quancas tharsof. ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In ^ u rc h Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Alcoholics. Lone House. Nursery core provided. (4495311) Improving the situation. billion a year and defaulting on education them insincere, compared with 25 percent Tha BlWa daariy astabHahaa tha Emanuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. (742-6487) S o t u ^ y mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Instead, a survey finds confidence in Sacopd Cspgrsaatlsaal Charch, 385 St., Manchester. Rev. C.H. Anderson, loans by many students. before. unlvarsaHty of sin (Romans 1:18- Tuesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6:30 pastor emeritus. Summer sritedule: 8 at 7:30.9 ,10:W and noon. (443-2403) them has plunged sharply. ^ . Gallup, an Episcopal layman, said N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. St. James Church, 694 Main St., Most Americans consider the electronic 3:20). Tha wagaa of sin Is daath p.m., church visitation. Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 a.m., worship a.m^ worship with Holy Communion on people need to learn how to bring biblical The figures show that the “ sexual and the t!c « and third Sundays; 9 : » o.m., ManchMter. Rev. Francis Krukawski, (Romans 633). Thawary purpoaa Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6 service, Sunday school, and nursery for Rev. David Baronowskl, Rev. Jaseph preachers dishonest. Insincere. withouT financial scandals that have rocked the children; nursery available. (449-2643) worMlp service with Holy Communion principles into their Uves. to pray and to of tha Law of Moaas was to maka I § p.m., Sunday School teachers’ meeting; outreach fourth Sundays. Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. any special relationship to God, and speak out about the values of faith to electronic church In re<»nt months ... lecppd CsparegpHspal Charch et Soturdoy mosaes at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; man painfully awars of his sinful leaders meeting; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and Bible CavoPtry, 1744 BMton TurnMke, Coven­ (443-1193) especially untrustworthy with money. have cast a long shadow over many of the Letylen Lutheran Church ef Mon- Sunday nriassM at 7:W, 9, 10:X a.m., others. ^ stata (Romans 7:13). try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ noon, and 5 pfm. (443-4129) Among the blg-name figures, only Billy nation’s most popular TV evangelists and study; Iffission Friends; Girls-in-Actlon; Royal lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., rtjyle r, 21 Garden St., Manchester. He said the most “ hopeful trend in Thankfully. God provMad a I Ambassadors; Ac-Teens; 8 p.m.. Sanctuary Choir. (443-2051) ^St. Mory/Church, 1400 Main St., Graham sUll holds predominant esteem. America today” is the growth of Interest the evangelical movement in general, Olal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Coventry,-Father James J. Williamson, rlghtaousnass or Innocanca I ’Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Adult Children of Alcoholics; church school, nursery to grade eliihf, n^!!?**,.** Ltlheron Church, Meanwhile, the Rev. Ben Armstrong, in Bible study and prayer fellowship the report says. Route 3) and North River Rood, pwtor. Masses; 5:15 p.m., Saturday; Among Individual ratings, the steepest apart from law-kaaping, saaing 8 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. adult discussion; 11 a.m., cotfee and 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confessions executive director of the NaUonal ReU- groups. “ People are discovering that (eilosmhlp; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 C o i^ try . Wllllom Doufhwalte, pastor. drop was suffered by Bakker. who drew that tha Mosaic Law da- Friday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. p.m., Jr. MIgrIm fellowship; 4 p.m., worship service. 4 : » to 5 p.m. Saturday. (7424455) gious Broadcasters, said religious bnjad- faith grows best in the presence of faith, senior church school and Pilgrim |74Z-75ot) Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron casting has suffered lU "worst public “ unfavorable” responses from 77 per­ monstratsd maiVs Incapacity to fellowship. (742-4234) ■venpelleel Lutheran Church Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford he said. . ^ . cent, compared to only 33 percent In 1980. bacoma rightaous In this way. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Curtin, pastor. Saturday m an otSp.m.; disaster’’ from the sex scandal involving In some other developments, such as TolcattviNa CenareppHenpl Charch, P T L star Jim Bakker. He and his wife, a former co-performer Only by God’s graoa may any ba- S t Bridget Church / Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, s t r ^ , Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Sundoymosses at 7 : » , 9:15 and 11 a.m. former increased interest of college students in Kuhl, paster. 9;Ua.m ., Divine worship; “ The crediblUty crisis for religious on the P T L network, turned the operation comaso.ThisgraosisaquallyIn- A one-week course in Christian yoga and proper Tolcottvllle. Co-oostors: Rev. Ronald religion courses, he also saw signs of Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy Com­ over to the Rev. Jerry Falwell, another tandad (or all paopla (Thus 2:11). nutrition in preparation for prayer and meditation will munion first ond third Sunday. (449- broadcasting is real and wishful thinking “ rGnewd sc3rch for dopth In our splritusl a.m., worship service and church 4243) TV preacher, after revelations last March But as with any gift, (Sod’s righ- be given by Sister Marie Alice LaGace at St. Bridget school. (44941815) Saivation Army will not make It simply go away, lives arising out of the frustration with the Amrstrong editorializes in the NRB s of Bakker’s liaison with a female (an. teousnass mutrt ba acoaptad — Church. It starts Monday morning, and goes from 10 Salvotlea Arm y, 441 Main St., Man- material world.” Others found to have lost in popular and that by tha tarms Jasus an- a.m. to noon. Men and women of all ages are welcome. Covanant Mathodiat jjester. Capt. and Mrs. (iary Aspersch- journal. . A report of the recent survey on TV lOger. 9:W a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 “ The general public is now demanding support since 1980 were The Revs. Jimmy nouncad (Mark 16:15-18). To register, call 649-9742. TrhMty Cavepopt Church, 302 Hack­ Batten United Melhedlst Church, 1041 a.m., hollneu meeting; 4 p.m., salva­ evangelists appeared Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart greater accountability for their dona­ Trends.” a newsletter published by the Swaggart, Oral Roberts, M.G. "P a t matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman tion meeting. (4497767). Robertson, Robert Schuller and Rex Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul F. Knight, Lanier, paster, 9:30 o.m., church tions,” he says, adding that his organiza­ Gallup organization’s Religion Research Unitarian Univertalitt Society assistant pastor. Schedule: 6 and 10 school; 11 a.m., worship service, tion is developing new standards for Humbard. , j j , CHURCH OF CHRIST I a.m., worship services: 9:X a.m., nursery. (449-3472) Unitarian Univaraaiiat Center in Princeton. N. J. _N ertb Unttod Melhedlsl Church, 300 Implementation Aug. 1. “ We must set our Comparing 1987 results with a similar Falwell, who was not included In the Lydall a Vomon Stroats The service this week at the Unitarian meetinghouse coffee hour. (449-2655) earlier survey, got a “ favorable” rating Parker St.. Manchester. Dr. william C. u m ^ a p Ualversollst Society-Bast, own house in order." » , survey conducted in 1980, the new poll Phona: 646-2903 will be about career transitions, the difficulties and Trench,.pastor. H._Osgood Ben­ 1*3 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. GaUup, whose surveys keeps extensive this time only from 38 percent of rewards. The service is at 10: SO a.m. Nursery care is nett, visitatlan minister. Summer sche­ Dloira Heath, minister. 1 0 :» a.m., showed a steep decline in trust of leading dule: 9 o.m., worship serylce. No service. Nursery care and youth rell- tab on the nation’s spiritual health, told a TV evangelists (except (or Graham) and respondents. provided and children over age 3 will be making 8t. •oaraa's Bplscipal Charch, 11» church school. Nursery for preschool­ glous education. Coffee hour after recent Minnesota Prayer Breakfast of sunprints. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ ers 3 and younger. (4493694.) service. (4495151) *■•5 .'S*: ■

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Mrs. Christopher J. Hickey Mrs. Kenneth Meek Mrs. Andrew J. Riemitis Mrs. Mark E. Slowik Hickey-Johns Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dusza Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Demeo Mr. & Mrs. Guenter Teuber Mr. & Mrs. Paul Coutinho Meek-Possum Riemitis-Neil Georgia Fay Johns, daughter of M r ^ u r i e E. Possum, daughter of Mr. Slowik-Pomphrey and Mre. George S. Johns of East Neil, daughter of Mrs. Dusza-Ferlazo Demeo-Molnar Teuber-Bensen Coutinho-Noone and Mrs. Jerry Possum of Vernon, and Robin Sue Pomphrey. daughter of Mr Hartford, and Christopher J. Hickey William H. Neil of Fort Worth. Texas Kenneth Meek, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Anthony B. Staskudas of Lori Ferlazo. daughter of Mr and Susan M. Molnar. daughter of Mr. and Christine Ann Bensen, daughter of Kimberly Noone. daughter of Mrs. Mn^of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hickey of and the late Dr. William H. Neil, and Norman Meek of Manchester, were Griswold Street, and Mark Edward Mrs. Frank Ferlazo of Manchester, and Mrs. James Molnar of Kensington, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Bensen of 257 Minna Noone of Burnham Street, and 29 O Leary Drive, were married May 24 Andrew John Riemitis. son of Mr. and July 11 at St. Bridget Church. Slowik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slowik of Robert J. Dusza Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Demeo Jr., son of Mr. and Ludlow Road, and Guenter Teuber. son Paul Coutinho. son of Mr. and Mrs. at St George Greek Orthodox Cathed­ Mrs. Charles F. Riemitis of 71 Barry . Rev. R. Russo officiated. The Robert Dusza of Southbridge. Mass., Mrs. Joseph Demeo of 15 Olcott Drive, of Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Teuber of Manuel Coutinho of Swampscott, Mass.. ral, Hartford. Road, were married July li at St Windsor Locks, were married June 6 at bride was given in marriage by her St. Peter’s Church, Hartford. were married April 25 at St James were married May 9 in St. Paul’s Vienna. Austria, were married May 30 were married May 30 at St. Alphonsus Patrick Cathedral. Fort Worth. Church. James Demetriades f^her. Shari Beaupre. sister of the The Rev. Michael Galasso officiated Church. Kensington. at Christ Church Presbyterian. Burling­ Giurch, Danvers, Mass. offlciat^. Deborah Anne Morrison, _The Rev. Gonzales Morales ofificiated bride, was matron of honor. Brides- at the mass and candlelight service. The The Rev. Francis Krukowski offi­ The Rev. Richard Florek officiated. ton, Vt. The Rev. R obert Kirchmeyer sister of the bride, was matron of honor The bride was given in marriage by her maids were Kathleen Lester, sister of ciated The bride was given in marriage The bride was given in marriage by her The Rev. Paul D. Kennedy of ’Trinity officiated. brother. James R. Neil. Mary Agnes bride was given in marriage by her Bridesmaids were Kathryn Busque and the bride, Julie Perry, Lori Possum father. by her father father Christine Molnar. sister of the Lutheran Church, Worcester, Mass., The bride is a graduate of Manchester Sharon Thibodeau. Neil, sister of the bride, was maid of sister-in-law of the bride, Kelly Meek Wendy Carter, cousin of the bride, Linda Girouard. sister of the bride, bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids and the Rev. William H. Hollister of High School and Brandeis University Dale Wagner was best man. Ushers honor. Bridesmaids were Fielding Clay­ and Chris O’Brien. Nancy Possum and was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were were Dawn Croce. Heidi Danielson and Christ Church Presbyterian officiated and is employed by Massachusetts were Robert Nelson and William ton, Terri Hamrick and Marian Sams. Allison Davis were junior bridesmaids Althea Zercie. Francine Dusza and Helen Kaminski. at the double-ring ceremony. The bride Mutual Life Insurance Co. Hickey, brother of the groom. Jonathan C. Riemitis was best man MaryAnn Bealer. Natalie Olson. De­ Scott Perry, cousin of the bride, was Jennifer Dusza. Mark Dirsa was best man. Ushers was given in marriage by her father. ’The bridegroom is a graduate of Ushers were Bart Hornsby. Brian borah Stetz and Denise Crouse. After a reception at LaRenaissance. best man. Ushers were Robert Possum Kevin Walsh was best man. Ushers were Mark Barra. Tod Kallenbach and Jeanne Plo was maid of honor. Winthrop High School and Southern East Windsor, the couple left on a Bommer and William Neil. , Kenneth Slowik. brother of the groom, David Possum. Brian Stein, Scott Trueb was best man. Ushers were Mark were Tom Ferlazo. Mark Johnson and Fran Lagace. Bridesmaids were Carol Bensen and Connecticut State College. He is em­ wedding trip to Nova Scotia. They are After a reception at the Petroleum' and Michael Ray. Anderson. Steven Slowik, Eric Young Jeff Kantorski. After a reception at Aqua Turf Karen Bensen. sisters of the bride. ployed by The House of ^ven Gables making their homne in East Hartford Club the couple left on a wedding trip to After a reception at the Marco Polo. After a reception at the Marco Polo in Country G ub the couple left on a Flower girls were Bonnie and Katelyn Settlement. Grand Cayman Island. They will make and James Holladay. The bride attended Roger Williams East Hartford, the couple left on a East Hartford the couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. Hudspeth. After a wedding trip to Cancun, their home in Farmington. The reception was at Aqua Turf College and Manchester Community wedding trip to the Bahamas. They are wedding trip to the Poconos. They are The bride is a graduate of Berlin High Peter Saxenhammer was best man. Mexico, the couple is making their home College and is employed by Networking The bride is a graduate of Auburn ^uthington. They are making their making their home in East Hartford. home in Windsor. making their home in Manchester. School and the University of Connecti­ Ushers were Bruce Bensen, brother of in Massachusetts. and World Information Inc. East University with a bachelor’s degree in The bride is employed by United The bride is a graduate of Manchester cut. The bridegroom is a graduate of the bride, and Helmut Lenes. Charles Hartford. accounting. She is employed byt Touche The bride is a graduate of Manchester Technologies. East Hartford. The bride­ High School and the University of High School and the University of East Catholic High School and the Tishman was ringbearer. After a cake The bridegroom attended Manchester Ross Sc Co. of Hartford. The bride- Connecticut. The bridegroom is a groom is employed by Hamilton Stand­ Connecticut with a bachelor's degree in University of Connecticut. He is em­ reception at First Congregational Community College and is employed by groomn is a graduate of Texas A4M graduate of Southbridge High School ard. Windsor Locks. finance. She is employed at the Hartford ployed as an accountant with Coopers & Church in Burlington, Vt., and a dinner LaRochelle-Falco Aetna Life and Casualty, Middletown University with a bachelor's degree in and the University of New England. Insurance Group as an assistant sys­ Lybrand. Hartford. reception at Blush Hill House, Water- environmental design. He is employed Hartford Graduate Center. bury, Vt., the couple left on a wedding by Kaestle Boos Associates Inc of New tems specialist in the comptrollers Joanne Falco, daughter of Mr. and Britain. division. trip to Washington and Oregon. They Mrs. Lawrence Falco of 62 Hamlin St., The bridegroom is a graduate of are making their home in Austria. and John Gilles LaRochelle, son of Mr. Windsor Locks High School and the ’The bride is a 1975 graduate of the and Mrs. Gilles LaRochelle of East University of Connecticut with a bache­ Cofinolly-Stratford University of Vermont with a bachelor’s Hartford, were married June 13 at St. lor s degree in finance. He is employed degree in elementary education and James Church. Donna Lee Stratford, daughter of Mr. at Connecticut National Bank as a environmental studies. She is a 1971 ’The Rev. Joseph Kelly officiated at and Mrs. James Stratford of Vernon, programmer analyst. graduate of Manchester High School the double-ring ceremony. The bride and Mark Manning Connolly, son of Mr. and attended Muhlenberg College in was given in marriage by her father. and Mfs. Garth Connolly of Glaston­ Allentown. Pa. Jean Dumont, sister of the bride, was Births bury. were married June 20 at Emanuel The bridegroom is a graduate of matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Lutheran Church. Conservatory for Music and the Dra­ Karen Evans, Kathy Falco. Mary The Rev. Ronald Fournier officiated. matic Arts, Vienna, and is a certified Falco, Carole LaRochelle and Diana Kathleen Hickey was maid of honor. music teacher. He is employed by Beaulieu. Stacy Falco was flower girl. Spector, Geoffrey Norman, son of Dr. T.J. Crockett of 5 Country Club Drive \ J Bridesmaids were Candace Sunder­ Prime Computer Co., Vienna. Dan Bairone was best man. Ushers William B. and Randy Stewart Spector He has a sister, Brynn, 3. Wilson, Jaclyn Michelle, daughter of Salafia, Chelsea Elizabeth, daughter of 81 Grissom Road, was bom May 28 at David and Susan Pohl Wilson of 37 land, Holly Stratford and Pamela were John Dundon, Bob Adams, Joe Hogg, Ashley Jolene, daughter of of Sebastian and Susan Eremita Salafia Connolly. Hartford Hospital. His maternal grand­ Lyman Road, Bolton, was born June 23 of 115 Russell St., was bora July 3 at Corso, Tony Salamone and Mike Har- David P. and Gloria Jean Goulet Hogg of Paul Didden was best man. Ushers pin. Ringbearer was Daniel Pruneau. parents are Dr. and Mrs. Edward at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 458 W. Middle Turnpike, was bora June were Wesley Betters, William Stratford After a reception at Capra’s Banquets Stewart of Glastonbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Harold maternal- grandparents are Paula Check your putee 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. and Richard Coleman. of Newington the couple left on a grandparents are Mrs. Norman Spector C. Pohl of 157 Brookfield St Her Eremita of East Hartford and Michael NEW YORK (AP) - You can of 67 Wyllys St. and the late Norman Her maternal grandparents are Gloria After a reception at The Colony in wedding trip to Aruba. ’They will make paternal grandparents are Serafina M. Eremita of Venice. Fla. Her paternal check your aerobic fitness ievel by G. and Clearence Goulet of Broad Vernon, the couple left on a wedding trip their home in East Hartford. Spector. His maternal great- Wilson of 185 Main St. and the late grandmother is Mrs. C. Salafia of East taking your resting (lying down) Brook. Her paternal grandparents are to Barbados. They will make their home ’The bride is a 1983 graduate of grandparents are Mrs. George Stewart Edward J. Wilson. She has a brother Hartford. She has two brothers, Jamie. pulse, says the Reebok Aerobic Gertrude and Bradford Hogg of East Sam, 13 months. in Manchester. Manchester High School and a 1988 of Acra, N. Y„ and Mr. and Mrs. William 19, and Marc, 13; and two sisters. Information Bureau. Hartford. She has a brother, Kevin The bride is a 1979 graduate of graduate of Manchester Community Marks of . He has a sister. Melissa. 15, and Raechel, 7. The best time is right after you Jennica Dawn, 5. Scott, 18 months. Barcomb, Jennifer Lee, daughter of Rockville High School and a 1983 Oillege. She is employed at Edart ’Truck James and Terry Ouellette Barcomb of graduate of Salve Regina College with a wake up and before you consume S|»llman, Michael John, son of R. Carr, Rachel Francis, daughter of Rental. 29 Bunce Road, was bora June 30 at bachelor’s degree in nursing. She is any stimulants or experience any Crockett, Jed Zachary, son of Michael Mark and Amy Girardin Spellman of 26 Andrew A. and Susan Galligan Carr of 34 ’The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of Manchester Memorial Hospital Her employed as a registered nurse at stress. A fit heart pumps more W. and Linda Roberts Crockett of 405 Phelps Road, was bora June 26 at Ashworth St., was born July 1 at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational maternal grandparents are Mr. and Hartford Hospital. blood per beat, so it uses less beats Hackmatack St„ was bora June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Manchester Memorial Hospital.' Her Technical School and is employed by Mrs. Kenneth Ouellette of 17 Goodwin ’The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of to supply the resting body. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr., and maternal grandparents are Ruth D. LaRochelle li Son Electric Co. Inc. Road, Bolton. Her paternal grandpar­ Glastonbury High School and a 1980 Count your pulse for 30 seconds maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Girardin of Avon. His Mansfield and James M. Mrs. Joseph Roberis of Willimantic. His ents are Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick •^aduate of New England College with a and double the result. Under 50 is paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Galligan of West Willington. Her pater­ very fit. Over 80 and you better see paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Barcomb of 1030 Boston Turnpike bachelor’s degree in business and M#rt,Speiiinpji.

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had gone back to work and to do By Jane Ardmore recovered and have proved it by turning in some strenuous so had been given the sort of performances back-to-back in major physical testing they use hey seem perfectly for astronauts in a business 7 melded, beautiful “Heat," “Malone,” “Reni-a-Cop” and now filming where they take no chances together, standing at the How in the world did the press and directing “Ruby Jean and door of the Holmby think I was being offered films Joe” Hills house to welcome if the industry thought 1 was me. their arms “You already know that what 1 had was not AIDS, the rumor dying? There’s nobody that nice Tencircling each others' waists, or kind in movie business, you of which almost ruined my l.oni Anderson, as always, is know that. fresh and radiant. “I’ve no idea chances of retumi'ng to films. Who is going to hire someone “I understand fear. That what tomorrow will bring but wasn’t what made me angry. this is the most wonderful time they think terminally ill? Can't you imagine them saying. ‘Let's What angered me was people Mickey Rourke Lisa Bonet of my life and Burt is a major loving to tell on someone. One part of that wonderful." she give him S3 million five and see if he makes it til Thursday’? famous producer who shall go recently told me. And Reynolds, nameless told me he’d always Q. CoiM you please settle on argumeitt* Did Mickey Rourke “1 had Temporo-Mandibular whom I haven't seen since he known I was OK, but had I amd Lisa Bomet.really have sexual intercourse during their love fought his way back from Joint Disorder. On the very first day of filming ‘City Heat’ with heard about the famous star scenes in “Angel Hearf’ or was it just great acting by the two? wrenching illness, is looking so couple, man and wife, and how Rembert Erwin, Waterbary, Conn. well, strong, fit, black eyes my old friend Clint Eastwood, I By Josie got hit on the jaw. It was an they had AIDS? He named them A. Both claim it was just great acting but it may have stirred up flashing, up frism 140 to 185 with relish," something else because, as various crew members noted, the two pounds, from what he accident, of course. A stunt guy was to swing at me with a He continues, “And my did disappear together for awhile after those scenes were shot. considered “wimp" to a guy rumor went on and on. It may break-away chair. He picked up ' The studio also carefully pointed out that Lisa is over 18. who can hoist 250 pounds ot / have been somehow related to iron. the wrong chair, swung and broke my jaw in three places. the fact that the homosexual En route to the den. we community was in dire straits exchange greetings, then That was the beginning of unrelenting agony. The break and were being abandoned by a Q. William Petersen is my Q . / always like the actor Anderson leaves us to our lot of people. One thing that favorite actor after seeing him Michael Onttcean but I haven’t interview and Reynolds watches moved my jaw about an inch to E.G. Marshall the right and I didn’t do couldn’t hurt their cause would in “To Live and Die in L Ji." seen him lately. Can you tell after her with such pleasure, have been to have a well-known Where is he from, what’s he me a bit about him personally pride, love and a hint of anything immediately about it, which is one of the reasons 1 male heterosexual suddenly been in and what will he be in and what he’s been up to? John A. Eeg, as his friends call him (he once claimed the initials possessiveness stricken. That in itself was a next? D.V.T., Linwood, N J. Simmins, Fredericton, N.B., stood for Edda Gunnar, then immediately retracted the statement; “Wouldn’t you like to be had all the problems. “You have to realize that over reason to keep the rumor going. A. He’s from Chicago, where Canada now he doesn’t tell anyone what they stand for), is 72. from married’’’ 1 ask. and he laughs. “Meanwhile, I did not think I he’s active in the theatrical scene A. He’s 37, from Vancouver, (Dwatonna, Minn., the son of a telephone company worker and "I'd like to be. sure." he says, the years I've probably broken a hundred bones doing stunts. No was going to die but I did get to as co-founder of The Remains the son of actors Muriel and his wife, both of Norwegian heritage. As a teen-ager, he “l.i^ni and I have been together the point where 1 was losing the Theater. Unless you happened to Leonard Ontkean, who quickly considered going into the clergy, then reconsidered, due to what almost five years now and it’s big deal. I just thought ‘I'll get It fixed when the picture’s over will to fight. I guess what scared have seen some shows in brought him and his siter into he called his eccentric personality, and ran off with a touring been terrific. So good I'm because 1 certainly can’t get my me most was when I stopped Chicago or at the Stratford, the family trade. When he was Shakespeare troupe instead. almost afraid to do anything that He’s fought to overcome rumors of AIDS jaw wired during filming.’ In being angry and just started Ontario, Festival you probably 9, the family moved to Toronto Within a couple of years, he was in New York working in could change or screw it up.’’ giving in to pain. Loni helped haven’t seen him in anything. He continues, “I don’t know those four weeks 1 didn't eat at to be closer to TV work, and he radio Md in 1942 he made his Broadway debut in a play called “A number of orthopedists wasn’t about to get into it. My me a lot with that. She’s a good He was spotted at Stratford how I’d have lived without her all. ” He was barely able to take regularly began appearing in Jason portraying a 72-year-old man, A number of prestigious wanted to operate on me. Thank friend Dinah Shore told me long fighter; and at about the ultimate playing Stanley Kowalski in a these last three years. She was liquids. Once the picture was Canadian Broadcasting Company stage roles followed in, among other things, ’’The Iceman God 1 didn’t let them. I’d met ago that a lie will die if you moment, I found the right doctor production of “A Streetcar so tremendous — supportive and finished, he started making the productions. Cometh (a part he got through the personal intervention of rounds of doctors, every doctor too many other people who had don’t respond to it... just give it — a dentist in who Named Desire” and flown in to strong. The last three years she’s He also developed a passion playwright Eugene O’Neill) and the American premiere of he could find — orthopedic had surgery which did not help. a little time. started from square one — read for ‘T o Live and Die’s” been with me to hell and back for hockey during his teens and Waitii^ for Godot.” He has continued to work in theaters in the And surgery is irreversible. I gnathology, which means going and she has proven not only surgeons, dentists, TMJ “But this lie didn’t die. And 1 director William Friedkin. After at 18, went off to the University years since, on Broadway last in “The Gin Game” a couple of specialists, ear specialists. He was sure that some day I’d find back to basics to find where reading two pages of the script loyal and staunch, she’s also refused to debate it until I was of New Hampshire on a hockey years back, and at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C., in shakes his head. a cure. your jaw should be. May. been tough, and 1 mean that as a well. It went on for two years aloud, he had the pan, his scholarship. He was good “There is not a lot you can do “1 wasn’t frightened. 1 was “If we have to cap every compliment. and got to be really stupid... movie debut. He followed that enough to be drafted by several He made his movie debut in 1945 in ’The House on 92nd with TMJ. It’s one of the angry, just really angry that tooth in your mouth to get it “She was there for me. And I even after I was well again and with ’’Manhunter,” the recently teams and played for awhile in Street, acted in the live TV dramas of the ’50s and has worked best-kept secrets in this country. there wasn’t something to do back into the right place, then Michael Ontkean wasn’t exactly a great romance, after a year of reconstruction. released “Amazing Grace and the Toronto Maple Leafs farm steadily in those media over the years — in a wide variety of For two years I criss-crossed about this condition. I am a that’s the way you go,” he said, i Chuck.” and HBO’s “Long system but he d^ided instead to roles. Besides his lawyer character of “The Defenders,” which you understand. I was too rick. When you are as sick as 1 was, America looking for the right fighter ano when there is nothing Gone,” a baseball story that return to his roots and become nroduction and the mindlessness aired from 1961-1965, and his doctor character in another series you have a lot to think about. doctor. 1 saw people in waiting to fight back at, you become takes advantage of his athletic an actor. He moved to of the plots were getting to him. •‘The Bold Ones” which aired from 1969-1973 (he won Emmys Career used to be the most rooms, their mouths filled with angry. I knew I wasn’t dying. I skills. Currently, he’s finishing , auditioned for For the next two years he wrote for both), he s played everything from a landlord whose brain is important thing in my world. Kleenex, their faces gray with knew exactly what was wrong Midweek Specials up a shoot in the Soviet Union fellow Canadian Norman poetry until he was rescued by infested with roaches in “,” Diane Keaton’s father in I’m a workaholic, you know pain. We talked, we compared — 1 had a broken jaw. But I on a medieval sci-fi adventure Jewison, who was casting the director George Roy Hill and Interiors, the president in “Superman,” the patriarch Joseph that. But in sickness, you come notes. It is the nausea that’s also knew the rumors. Some ^ MON.TUES.WED. ”! called “Hard to Be a God.” movie production of “Fiddler on Kennedy in the miniseries “Kennedy” and a senator in “Billy people thought I was mentally cast in his hockey film “Slap to realize career isn’t the most unendurable, the inability to the Roof,” didn’t get the part Shot.” ’ack Goes to Washington.” Currently, he’s doing some real-life ill, some thought brain tumor. I FREE HOT TOUCH CAR WASH | important thing. Love becomes stand up because your but did get introductions to .other political work, preparing a series of Constitution specials for ABC was given CAT scans. But That led to “Willie and most important. Your family equilibrium is affected. The WHEN YOU PURCHASE AN ENGINE CLEANING) producers, courtesy of Jewison. and specials on the Supreme Court for PBS. primarily, because this was at a . Phil,” “Voices,” the also becomes more meaningful doctors give you pain pills. You BOTH ONLY $19.00 | moment when the world was in The film roles that resulted controversial “Making Love,” He has five children from two marriages and lives in Bedford, than ever. All things become swallow them like popcorn. Anything you’d like a panic about an illness as lethal A Clean Engine Runs Cooler And Longer. Let j were highly forgettable, but the HBO’s “The Blood of Others,” north of New York City, with his wife, Judy. meaningful. Just being able to You’re in agony all day long, as the Black Plague, the Us Clean Yours Thoroughly. The Easy Wavl j to know about promi­ introduction to TV producer CBS’ “Kids Don’t Tell” and a stand up without losing balance, month in, month out, in my case nent personalities? Aaron Spelling paid off movie with Kristy McNichol just being able to eat without for two years. supermarket-media was having a NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARYl | handsomely when he was cast in field day with my oncoming Write to Josie, King “Just the Way You Are.” overwhelming nausea, being “Would you believe that of EXPIRES 7/20/87 | Spelling’s series “The Currently, he’s in “The All able to chew, to swallow. the people I met in doctors’ ‘demise.’ That hurt. Features Syndicate, Rookies.” It was his big break, Nightcr,” and has two movies “I’ve never told anybody the offices, I later discovered four of “ Ever since I’ve been in this but two years later he quit the due for release, “Maid to to « e Lynda Day George and thought she details of what was wrong with them killed themselves because business. I’ve been totally open 235E.45thSt., New hoked heavier than she used to. Has she put on weight? What with the press, discussing show, claiming the grind of Order” and “Street Justice.” me, but I’m going to tell you, they could no longer stand it? York, N.Y. 10017. IS she currently doing? Alma H ., Homer, N.Y everything, sharing the because, first you never used the It’s like being constantly excitement of making films and word that I’ve been clobbered seasick. You throw up all the living the movie-star life. I felt \ t o v ^ ^ to but if she looked heavier with, the word that stands for time. If the phone rang, 1 fell on CAR WASH to you, I would believe that. She’s currently preparing for her the floor and covered my head the public were my friends and 1 death in our world today, the was alwajis open and talkative; 344 BROAD ST. OFFER GOOD WITH S 3 / t v “ and d o i^ a bit of with pillows. 1 had tubes in my COUPON ONLY word the media hung on me, I but during this illness I was too suppose, because I lost so much ears. I’d always thought I could MANCHESTE646-6846 a CANT BE USED miserable to talk and when a weight maybe I did look like I deal with pain but this was WITH ANY something else and you never couple of hairdressers started MC/VISA ACCEPTED OTHER COUPONSy • V hi » I was dying. And, second, * f 1 I A • • A • * * A ^ n ^ this sordid rumor-mongering, I because I obviously have knew if it would ever stop. t4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 11^ I9i 7

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Wrestling (60 min.) well-maintained house; instead well will increase savings to 30 collar worker who fancies himself a That summer Tom and Helen (3) ® Thraa Stooges two-by-four you’ve got in your modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl CD ® Real Qhostbusters (CC). (3 ) Syharviaian Weight Contrai he paid $20,000 for an old, Graham built a to 45 percent. Owner-builders putting in a wooden deck. Next WFSB Hartford. CT (1) he meets in a popular country-and-westem CD Insiders (60 min.) (3 ) Bugs Bunny and Tweaty Show (CC). hands. After that you go on to they spent an enormous amount WNEW New York. NY CC (SB MOVIE; 'Tha McKanzia Break' (Jar­ run-down house. After two years who are ambitious enough to bar. John Travolta. Debra Winger, Scott mans plot an escape at a prisonar-of-war 2,350-square-foot house. Until WTNH New Haven, CT (C GD Soul Train GD PEUCULA: 'Cancion da Juvantud' undertake design, actual bulding the next two-by-four. It was o f time melting paint o ff the Glenn. 1980. 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NJ Ml) GD Sesame Street (CC). inside view of tha technology and people to a job just to pay o ff a high the most popular Owner Builder out that housebuildipg or major to let out their anxieties. After it WGBY Springfield, MA (57) GD World Wide Wrestling (In Stereo) rasponsibla for bringing Fragglas, Doozar IS) Black Psrapsetiva special course). She also did the ® Ask the Manager mortgage,” he says. Center concepts. For an remodeling can be very was over we started examining WTIC Hartford. CT •11 [D IS] Wind in the Willows and Gorqs to life. ( ^ min.) (S) M O V IE : 'Brckan O a th' A hasutiful roofing after Tom's acrophobia CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNNi GD CapKan Cerrtella young girl dedicates her Ufa to ravanga af­ These amateur builders are enrollment fee o f $1,500 demanding, adding up to an the remaining walls and [U S A ] Focus on Success [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Chotua Una' (CC) got the best o f him — ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) © ) La Plaza Young dancers auditioning for a m u ^ s l, ter aha laama that her parama died ba- Home Bok Office (HBO) cauaa of a traachroua official from tha veterans o f a private, non-profit ($2,770 for a couple), the arduous year o f hard work discovered, under the masonite, HBO GD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10:1 OAM [CNN] ShowMz WMk seek fame and stardom. Michael Douglas sometimes hanging 30 feet C IN E M A > Cinemax UMAX) Audrey Landers, AlyMO Read. 1986' Manchu Dynasty. Angak) Mao. 1980. 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escape from the Nazis Hedy Lamarr. Paul 4:30PM (X) Aspen A former mobster - Henreid, Peier Lorre. 1944. turns to violence and Keating's favor is re­ ANEIN ® Best of Saturday Night Live Saturday, Continaed fused. Sam Elliott, Perry King and John QD For the Love of Children Houseman star. (90 min.) Part 3 of 3. Saturday, In the 'Reu­ (S) ABC News ICC). ■ C £ W ide World of Sports (90 min.) (Live) ben's Romance" GD Dance Fever (R) (In Stereo) (S)VTV (sD MOVIE: 'Death Rides a Horse' A tarantulas who spin their web of terror er- episode of [CNN] Crossfire Saturday (3) @) Frugal Gourmet Beans Baxter (Jonathan Ward) acctden- bar John Travolta, Debra Winger. Scott man seeks revenge against the outlaws in­ ound en Atirona town. William Shatner, "Am en," Rev. Glenn 1980 Rated PG [U SA ] Night Flight: Video Flash Tracks volved in the slaying of his family. Lee Van Tiffany Bolling, W oody Strode. 1977. (S) Embajadores de la Musica Colom- tally becomes part of a top-secret espion­ Gregory (Clifton Cleef, John Phillip Law. 1969. biana age ring Senes co-stars Elmor Donahue. [TM C] MOVIE: The Great Gatsby' A 1 :50AM [USA] Night Flight: Word, [CNN] HeelthwMk Karen Misial Episode guests Mary Davis) falls in love [CNN] Newsday 2:10PM [CNN] Big Story handsome tycoon, now married to a mem­ Sound and Power Crosby, Wendy 0 Williams (60 min I |ln ber of Long Island society, seeks to recap­ with a w idow . It 2:30PM G p A sp en After an incerKfiary [DIS] MOVIE: 'Thundarhead. Son of @ That's the Spirit [D IS ] Edison T w in s Part 3 of 3. Stereo! ture his lost love Robert Bedford. Mia Far­ airs SATURDAY, 2:00AM charge to the jury from the judge. Biahop Is F lid u ' A young boy feels great affection [ESPN ] US Olympic Festival Scheduled ' row, Bruce Oern. 1974 Rated PG [CNN] Foreign Correspondents convicted. Sam Ellion. Parry King and John for his unruly colt, ^ s e d on the novel by 1? 13 14 n - ' GL) (4Q) Webster (CC) Webster s peers JU L Y 1 8 on Events; Figure ^atirtg, Diving and Basket- put pressure on him to fire Katherine as Houasnun star. (2 hrs.) Pan 2 of 3. Mary O'Hara. Roddy McDowall, Preston 9; 10PM [CNN] Showbiz Week 2:25AM [HBO] m o v i e : Fright ball. From Raleigh-Durham. N.C. (2 hrs.. 30 _ l o o their Junior Ranger troopleader (R) HBC. O ) E i s onco (R) Foster, Rita Johnson. 1945. m Night' (CC) Horror-film star helps teen in­ min.) (Live) Ti 20 (ll} MOVIE; 'The Magnificent Seven' A 9:30PM ® (B) Karen'* Song vestigate vampire-like neighbor. Chris Sar­ IS ) A rt is Fun [ESPN] N FL Yearbook (Taped) [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's __ 1 3□ gunfighter recruits six rugged men to de­ P REM IERE Patty Duke stars as a liberated CHECK LISTINGS andon. William Ragsdale. Amanda Bearse European Vacation' The Griswold family ® Roger Clamans Rsport [TMC] MOVIE: 'Here Comes the 21 H~ fend a group of Mexican peasants from publishing executive who falls m love with FOR EXACT TIME 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) takes Europe by storm when they win an Groom' A reporter returning from France a younger man (Lewis Smith). Also stars (S) This OM House (CC) Demolition of the bandits Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. faces losing the two orphan children ac­ 1 > McQueen 1960. Laioie Kazan. Tern Hatcher, (In Stereo) 2:30AM ® A B C N ew s (CCI ranch house roof and tha race to frame and companying him unless he marries within 23 24“ Chevy Chase, Beveriy D'Angelo, Jason endoae the structure to protect it from (3) 3 ) Am en Several people suffer from ® Best of Saturday Night Live Lively. 1985. Rated P & 13. five days. Bing Crosby. Jarw Wyman. GD MOVIE: 'Avalanche Express' A tram, weather. (R) o p carrying a top Soviet defector, is the target food poisoning after eating at the church (H) INN News [ U S A ] Dance Party U S A (60 min.) Franchot Tor>e. 1951. fair (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Stylo With Elsa Klanach 27 28 28 of agents out to slop his mission Robert [CNN] Sports Latenight 5:00PM QD What'a Happaning Nowll Shaw Lee Marvin, Linda Evans 1979 [CNN] This Week in Japan 1 Z:30PM C33 A sp en An ambitious law­ [ESPN ] Tannia; U.S. Cfay Court Cham- o ■ [ESPN ] SportsCenter Raj loses the diner when he plays poker yer is appointed to defertd a murder su s­ pionahips From Indianapolis, tnd. (2 hrs.) 31 22 '^30’ Facts of Life (CC) Andy s grand with Dwayne's old JVrmy buddy. 32 9:45PM ® Kiner's Komer pect in the skiing capital of the United (Live) o n mother plagiarizes a story that was written 2:5f'AM [M A X ] m o v i e : low biow' States. Sam Elliott, Perry King and John (ID Wrestling by Natalie iRl (In Stereo) 1 0:00PM ® West 57th A private detective is hired to rescue a 3:00PM (S MOVIE; 'Spoamian of 34 weapon of revenge against mankind. Chris wealthy man s daughter from a religious Houseman star. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3. GD On# Big Fam ily Brian suffers a writer's 24 W ild Am erica (CC) ® ® N ew s who disappears as mysteriously as she ar­ Dosth' On a front devsstatad by war. a Robir.son. Alex Rocco. Susan Carroll cult , Leo Fong. Akosua Busia 1986 Rated ® CN N N ew s block when a homework deadline ap­ o rived Boris Karloff. Jack Nicholson, San­ mother and her daughter make thair liveli­ n n M O VIE The Running Man' A young 3D Cover Story proaches. (R) dra Knight 1963 1972 R (S) Main Street (CC). hood by robbing tha bodies of dead sol­ widow discovers her husband has (3' Honeymooners . [CNN] More Perfect Union Premiere, 3:00AM (H) m o v i e : Panic in the ® What About Women diers. Kuo Oiuo, Chiang Sheng. 1978. (3) Space: 1999 o schiW^ed to defraud the insurance com­ 1 :30PM dD Magnum, P.l. (3 l (S ) Hunter (CC) McCall teams up with First of 11 documentaries to commemor­ City' A National Bureau of Investigation 3 ) Bodywatch (CC) A look at psycholo­ pany when she learns he is not dead Lee (X) Star Search (60 min ) [CNN] Evans and Novak M O VIE; "Thom Thar Hills' Okie es­ a handsome new partner to find Hunter, ate the signing of the Constitution, This agent discovers a conspiracy to start QD gists' use of dream therapy to reach a Remick Alan Bates Laurence Harvey installment examines to what extent the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Half a Sixpence' An iR- capes to tha mountains for health reasons. who seems to have prev to the mob dD M O VIE: Dr. Strange' A young psy­ World War III Howard Duff. Lmda Cnstal, mental balarKe in the waking lives of their '96 3 Eighth Amendment protects citizens from paid draper's assistant experiences some Laurel, OHver Hardy. 1934. (60 min ) iR) (In Stereo) chiatrist IS taught the mysteries of the Anne Jeffries. 1968 patients. 38 MOVIE Student Bodies' A psycho cruel and unusual punishment, (R) social changes after inheriting a small for­ black arts by an ancient sorcerer. Peter ® MOVIE; 'Lady L' The romantic drama Saint palhic killer stalks high school students m JG Aztec Two-Step [CNN] Newsnight tune. Tommy Steele, Julia Foster, Pene­ (3) Hooten. Jessica* Walter Eddie Benton [USA] Night Flight; Take Off to Sum­ revolves around a couple in love who have this spoof on horror films Richard Brando .2D Police Story [D IS] Cinderella Lesley Ann Warren and lope Horrter. 1968. ® Esta Semana on Beisbol 1978 mer Fun & Films 11 hidden their feelings from the world for Kristen Riter Matt Goidsbv 1901 (Paren MOVIE American Hot Wax' 1950s Stuart Damon portray Cinderella and her years. Sophia Loren, Paul Newman. David (S) Julia Child and More Company oooooo tal Discretion Advised) Jetfersons prince in this Rodgers and Hammerstein CB MOVIE; Th« Outlmn It disc lockev Alan Freed attempts to present 3 3 ) Saturday Night U ve Host: John 1:00AM OD 1 ;00PM Niven. 1966. Com ing' An editor is sent W est with three [CNN] Newswatch ST Man and the Animals a live rock n roll show in Brooklyn s Para­ Lithgow Musical guest Grammy Award- 3 D C lassified Eighteen Offers informa­ musical, featuring songs A Moment Ago I nuisances from the pressroom to see if (3) Soul Train winnmg singer Anita Baker (90 min ) (R) Saw You ' and In My Own Little Corner. [ESPN ] LPGA Goff: Boston Five Classic oooo (CNN) PiimeNews mount Tneatre despite protests from local tion on the latest employment opportuni­ In My Own Little Room ' Also stars Walter they can stop the slaughter of buffalo. The Inaida Look (RoutkI 2) From Danvers. Mass. (2 hrs) authonties ‘'’'m Mclntire Laraine New­ (In Stereo) ties m the Connecticut area. (R) IS ) (SB [HBOjMOVIE Howard the Duck (CC) Three Stooges, Adam West, Nancy Ko- (Live) ACROSS DOWN man Jay Leno 1978 3 Racing from Plainsfield Pidgeon. Ginger Rogers Celeste Holm and vack. 1965. @ Justin Wilaon'a Outdoor Cooking luCA horn a very Earth tike pianei s >11 [ p VegaS Jo Van Fleet (90 min } 41 PEUCULA Gatilleros de Rio Bravo ® Lat'e Go Bowling [MAX] MOVIE; 'Just Between Friends' .invertentiv putted to Oeveiano by an ex 4^ MOVIE: ’Sheena' An American TV - S) MOVIE: 'The Adventures of CID MOVIE: 'The Secret War of Harry 1 MacRm music hit: ebbr. 2 Keahia » F>uMlam [ E S P N ] U .S . Olym pic Festival , (CC) Tw o women bedome best friends prnmenial laser beam that also p ic k s up Mano Almada producer falls in love with a lungle queen F r ^ ’ During World W ar II, a rebellious S S Rakio Salvajo 5 Michael J. Fox role 3 Ad)ectlve aufftx 1:20AM [HBO] Young Comedians figure skating, diving, Greco-Roman w res­ without knowing that they share the same more sinister extraterrestrial guests Lea Fam e Chris, gets a shot at a recording out to stop an educated native prince from private is caHed upon to free captured Al­ 9 Empire St. Collage 4 All-Star Reunion An introduction to new tling, from Raleigh-Durham. N C. (3 hrs ) (R) @ Bodywatch (CC). man. , Christine Lahti, Krystte. to Sammy Jo Thompson Jeffery Jones T rn Robbms career (60 min 1 usurping the throne of an African kingdom. lied generals. Paul Newman, Sylva Kos- 10 Big bird 5 comedic talent, from clubs across the [CNN] Ted Danson. 1986. Rated PG-13. FHght prefix *98f^ Rated PG iln Stereot Tanva Roberts Ted Wass. Donovan [USA] MOVIE: The Terror' A lost cina, Andrew Duggan. 1969. 12 Dusk to dawn (due to [CNN] CNN News country, by the veteran young comedians, French officer is rescued by a lovel.y girl Check It Out! (R) 6 ID for Majors Scott 1984 [DIS] MOVIE; 'Marrily Wo Livo' Mis­ [USA] (USA) MOVIE: Vampire Circus Vam­ [HBO] Boxing: Mike McCallum vs. Harry Anderson, Richard Belzer. Howie puzzle answer) 7 Hackman Wm GD MOVIE: 'The French Connection' who disappears as mysteriously as she ar­ QD M O V IE: 'RoHerbaN' The top player in taken for a hobo, a writer is taken in as a pire s curse on a small Serbian village Mike McCallum (31-0. 29 Mandel. Robin Williams and Steven 5:30PM ® Sm all WocKiar Ted and 15 “The Threepenny —" 8 AUyson or Lockhart Two policemen are involved m an after- rived Boris Karloff. Jack Nicholson, San­ a bizarre sport played in the dehumanized servant by an eccentric family. Constance comes true years later when a circus KOsi vs Donald Currv (27-1 20 KOs) for Wright. (65 min.) (In Stereio) Joan’s high-school frier>d, once a wimp 18 Imitate 11 “ — of tha Apes" hours investigation of an international nar­ dra Knight 1963 world of the future is asked to retire as it is Bennett. Brian Aheme, Billie Burke. 1938. conies to town led by a gypsy Adrienne the W BA Junior Champion­ and now a professional wrestler, amves 20 Related 13 Intar. Coop. Admin. cotics ring. Gene Hackman. Roy Scheider. 1:30AM dD MOVIE; The Conspira­ feared he is undemtining the game's real for a visit. (R) Corn Laurence Payne 1972 ship. scheduled for 15 rounds from Las 3:05AM [TM C] MOVIE: Reds' (CC) [M AX] MOVIE; Passions' The sudden 21 Lawyer: abbr. 14 Flapjack Fernando Rey 1971 tors' A soldier of fortune helps refugees intent. Jam es Caan, John Houseman. Vegas (90 mm ) (Livel A journalist and a feminist experience the 1975. death of a man who has led a double life for GD What a Country! Taylor's parents are 22 of the Game" 16 “The Pink — Strikes 8:30PM® M O VIE T oH Apache, th* Sherlock Holmes' Holmes stops an at­ Bolshevik Revolution tn Russia Warren years causes trauma for both his wife and having marital problems. 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Ed Asner Rachel 1 0:30PM ® Sports Extra (3 ) Victory Garden (CC). 25 Vicki Lawrence role 10 infatuation Ground' An elderly British groundskeeper pine. 1939. cian when he discovers that alien space ® M am a's Family Bubba and Mama ap­ 28 Chapeau Ticoiin 1981 resists efforts by a cricket team that wants 3:30AM (5D Love Your Skin pods are replacing his friertds artd neigh­ 3:15PM ® Major League BasabaU: GD Cheapirito (60 min.) 23 “The — Strikes Back" ply for the same |0b at a local fast food [DIS] MOVIE: Merrily We Uve' Orioles at Kansas City Royala 31 Zenith 22) 30' 227 Sandra devises a plan to help him to give up the plot of land he s taken Mistaken for a hobo, a writ'er is taken in as [CNN] This Week in Japan bors with emotionless duplicates. Kevin 26 Air; var. stand (R) (2 hrs., 45 min.) (Live) ® Victory Garden Rose find Mr Right (R) (In Stereo) care of for years Jimmy Jewel, Jean Boht. McCarthy, Dana Wynter, King Donovan. 32 Great Lake 27 Actor Balsam a servant by an eccentric -family. Const­ 4:00AM dD Best of Saturday Night [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday 34 Lopsided: abbr. Gl' INN News 1986 Rated Np ance BeAnett. Brian Aheme, Billie Burke. 1956. ® Maior League BasabaU; Qarosa to be 20 A “Golden QlrT 24^ This Old House (CC) Demolition of the Live [USA] Double Trouble 36 Belonging to Johnson 30 Draw ranch house roof and the race to frame and 3D Hollywood Close-Up Behind the [ESPN ] Sportscenter Saturday 1938. (3) W W F Superstars of Wrestling Announced Regional coverage of Balti­ [CNN] Larry King Weekend more Orioles at or Chi­ 37 Frozen water 33 Glimpse enclose the structure to protect it from scenes of SpacebaUs. Mel Brooks new [HBO] MOVIE; Running Scared' (CC) [ESPN ] MOVIE: Olympic Cavalcade' A (3) Morteymakers 6:00PM ® ® (2) ® ® News cago Cubs at Giants. (2 hrs., 30 Atomic mass unit: abbr. 35 Actor Evigan weather movie (R) Two Chicago cops are given 30 days to film report of the 1948 Olympic Games. 4:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Bedroom ® Three Stooges 45 min.) (Live) GD 9 to 5 Bud suffers from a midlife crisis. 41 Obstacle 36 He’s Jason Seaver ;40 Benson (3) Honeymooners nab a cocaine-smuggling mobster. Gre­ 1948. Eyes' A stockbroker's compulsive voy­ 42 George Wendt on gory Hines, Billy Crystal. Steven Bauer. eurism lands him right in the middle of a dD PEUCULA: 'Mariachi' 0. Reynoso, F 3:30PM ® MOVIE; Tit for Tat' A CID N ew Gidget Gidget fights to save the 36 Caldum symbol Sf' Wild America [E S P N ] U .S . Olympic Festival Boxing, [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts 11 Almada. city park from demolition. (R) “Cheers" 40 10 for Olsen figure skating, diving, Greco-Roman wres­ 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) murder case. Kenneth Gilman, Dayle Had- dangerous rivalry develops between the (D IS ) M O VIE: My Fair Lady' An English MOVIE: Enter the tling, from Raleigh-Durham. N C (Live) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dead and Bgried' The 1 :Q5AM [MAX] don, Barbara Law 1984. Rated NR ® Secret City (R) boys and a neighboring storekeeper. Stan GD Fam e Inexplicable coincidences take professor takes a guttersnipe and D f^ o n ' Three agents invade an island for­ sheriff of a sleepy coastal town tries to [CNN] Newsday Laurel. Oliver Hardy. Charlie Hall. 1935. place after Shorofsky receives a magical TV puzzle solution on page 32 tries to turn her into a lady Rex Harrison. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents tress in order to investigate suspected cri­ 4:25 AM [M A X ] m o v i e ; ' Urban Cow ­ solve a series of macabre deaths. James violin. (60 min.) (R) Audrey Hepbum. Stanley Holloway. 1964 minal activities. Bruce Lee. John Saxon, boy' A blue-collar worker who fancies [M A ^ MOVIE: 'Turtle Diary' (CC) The GD Music Machine (R) (In Stereo) 11:00PM ® ® (2 ) ® ® News Farentino. Melody Anderson. Jack Albert­ 3 ) Morfc and Mindy Rated G Jim Kelly.. 1973, Rated R. himself a modern-day cowboy falls In love drab lives of two adults are changed by a (3) We're Cooking Now ® M O VIE: 'The Boys From Brazil" son. 1981- Rated R. ' with a girl he meets in a popular country- 3 ) Small Wonder shared interest in sea turtles. Ben Kingsley, ® Greatest Sports Legends (2 hrs., 30 9:00PM d D G D W erew olf Eric (John J Former Nazis plan to rise again to world [TM C] MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop' (CC) 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide and-western bar. John Travolta, Debra Glenda Jackson. Rosemary Leach. 1986. (T) Mission Impossible min.) (3) Risking it All [ T M C ] M O VIE: Atfie' The tale of an un­ York) becomes the prey of bounty hunters power through a diabolical scientific plot A fasl-talking cop trails his best friend's Winger, Scott Glenn. 1980. Rated PG Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1:1 SAM [TMC] MOVIE: Here d D W heel of Fortune (CC). scrupulous English womanizer who re­ while conducting his own search for Janos Gregory Peck. Laurence Olivier. James killer from the alleys of Detroit to the posh (S) Sabroshow (3) Dancin' to the Hits C om es the Groom' A reporter returning (T ) Saint ( T M C J M O VIE: 'Reds' (CC) A journalist dD : fuses to forsake his lecherous ways. Mi­ Skorzeny (Chuck Connors), head of the Mason 1978 galleries of Beverly Hills. Eddie Murphy, 4:30AM ® Innovation 3 ) It's a Living Family pressure forces from France faces losing the, two orphan and a feminist experience the Bolshevik Reds at N ew York M ats (7 hrs., 45 min.) chael Caine, Shelley Winters, Milliceni werewolf bloodline. (In Stereo) Amy to accept a marriage proposal. ® Benny HiU 1 Judge . ReinhoM. Usa, Eilbachisr, Revolution in Russia. Warren Beatty. Diane [CNN] More Perfect Union Premiere. (Live) Martin. 1966 Rated PG (3 ) (3 ) Golden Girte (CC) During her va­ ® M O yp )'. *Foul P lif ' A n’ Innocent.^.' ■ R'' Kn- Sterao]['''v .. [USA] Keaton, Maureen Stapleton. 1981. Rated First of 11 documentaries to commerrKK- © ) Docrtor W ho [USA] Code Rad cation' froin teaching^ Dorothy winds up GD Tales From the Darktide A young woHwn blgbrne$ ^htan^ed in a murier^^\. -J' m«r Fun ft F iii(i» # '' > PG. (In Stereo) ate the signing of the Constitution. This working kt tke dims-. mUswm where t2 i0 d A M i QD Naw Het lYacks ■ GD One Big Fam ily Brian suffers a writer's man wants to get rid of an unwanted guest plot IriSahhrahcisco. Chevy Chase. Goldie irtstailment examines to what extent the 7:30PM ® Jeopardy! (CC). Blanche is efn^dyed. (R) (In Stereo) [U SA ] Hollywood Insider block when a homework deadline ap­ in his Manhattan apartment. (R) Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. (3) Tales From the Darfcside Eighth Amendment protects citizens from proaches. Q9 Charies in Charge Sarah accuses 1 :30PM ( 3 Modem Maturity cruel and unusual punishment. GD Charles in Charge (3 ) Evening at Pops (3) Consumer Discount Network [CNN] Newswatch Adam of killing her pet turtle. 3D Ghost Story Major League Baseball: Cincinnati GD M O VIE: 'A Boy and H is Dog' A young (3) Twilight Zpne ® Wild Kingdom ® MOVIE; 'Another Fine (3) GD Chico and the Man (3) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ 4:00PM [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Reds at N ew York M ets (3 hrs.) rnan and his dog face the difficulties of the (@) Collectors M e ss' When the boys are discovered hid­ (3) Muppeta year 2024 when the earth is a post-atomic tling GD Chespirito (60 mm.) (Repeticion) ing in an empty mansion,"they take the [USA] Today's FBI (3 ) N ew s [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday ® W hat a Country! Taylor’s parents are wilderness Don Johnson. Susanne Ben­ (3) Record Guide [CNN] Newsnight roles of various family members and pre­ 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Legend (3) War A Commentary by Gwynne having marital problems. Guest; Audrey ton, Jason Robards 1975. (5?) Alive From Off Center SEASON [ESPN ] Wrestling [HBO] MOVIE: Death of a Salesman' tend to the police that they are the real (CC) Dustin Hoffman, John Mattcovich and of Billie Jean' (CC) The details surrourvl- Dyer Focusing on Israel’s struggle to se­ Meadows. (R) (|7) M O VIE: ‘Top Hat' Tw o young people PREMIERE Look what you occupants. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy ing an accidental shooting turn two teena­ curely establish Itself among its Arab 1 2:30AM dD Dancin' to the Hits (R) Kate RekJ star in a filrned version of Arthur 1930. ® This Time It's Personal: Jaw s -• The fall in love, but she thinks he's her best GD It’s a Living Dot s college boyfriend, gers imo fugitives and eventual cult fi­ neighbors. (Tyer examines why govern­ d } MOVIE: Death Be Not Proud’ A Miller's PuKtzer-Prize wirtning play. Dustin Revenge The making of the fourth friend's husband Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ now a priest, stops by for a visit. (E) Puttin' on the Hits (R) (In Stereo) gures. Helen Slater, Peter Coyote. Keith ments need to keep armies and fight wars. young boy fights a courageous battle can do for Hoffman, John Malkovich, Kate Reid. "Jaw s ' film. "Jaws - The Revenge. " gers. Edward Everett Horton 1935 Gordon. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (60 min.) [CNN] Pinnacle against a brain tumor. Arthur Hill, Jane Al­ 1985. dD NWA Southern Professional Wrea- with footage from the movie; visits to on- [M AX] MOVIE; Urban Cowboy' A blue- [ESPN ] NFL Films Presents exander. Robby Benson. 1975. [USA] Cover Story tling 6:30PM ® C B S N ew t (3) Hee H aw location sites in Martha's Vir^yard, Mass., collar worker who fancies himself a yourself... [USA] MOVIE: 'The Terror' A lost (3 ) MOVIE: 'Stanley' A disturbed Viet­ MOVIE: 'The Dogs of Ww* A deadly ® Taxi ® Benny Hill Show and the Bahamas; and experts' discussion modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl 2:00PM (£ WWF WmtUng French officer is rescued by a lovely girl nam vet uses a rattlesnake as his personal mercenary, tortured and deported by an ® One Big Fam ily Don believes Mar- on sharks. he meets in a popular country-and-western ® MOVIE; 'Raid on RommoT This African government, returns to overthrow ® Sitkel ft Ebert ft the Moviet Sched­ • custom framing uled reviews: "Jaw s: The Revenge" (Mi­ yanne’s new boyfriend is wanted by the ® What a Country! Taylor's parents are drama covers the W WII Infihration of the decayed regime. Christopher Walken, law. (R) chael C:alne. Lorraine Gary); "La Bamba" having marital problems. Guest; Audrey Rommel's Panzer Division in Libya. Richard Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely. 1980. Meadows. • photo restoration (Lou Diamond Phillips); "Revenge of the (3 ) Runaw ay W ith the Rich and Fam ous Burton, John Colicoa, Clinton Grevn. (3) French Chef 1971. Nerds II" (Robert Cerr^ine). Jacklyn Zeman ("(general Hospital") in (3) Granby's Primates • oil restoration (3) MOVIE: 'Hotel Paradiao* A hen­ Panama; the Mexican resort Cabo San Lu­ (S ) CHIPa Patral CSD it'e a Living Dot's college boyfriend GD Throb Zach's attempt to revive a teen­ Ask Dick pecked Frenchman engineers a clandes­ now a priest, stops by for a visit. (R) cas; Scotland's Tulchtn Lodge. age romance takes an unexpected turn. • mirrors • laminating ® Magic of OH Painting tine affair with his neighbor. Alec Guin­ (3) Private Benjamin GD Sabado Gigante [CNN] Sports Saturday ness. Gina Lolobrigida, Robert Moriev and Emilio, one of his sons, have cho­ Lance,” a 1954 movie. The third son a (8) Conaumar Oiacount Natworfc GD 9 to 5 Judy hopes that Russ will ask • calligraphy 1966. [ E S P N ] U .S . Olym pic Festival Boxing, By Dick Kleiner was played by Eiarl Holliman. It was a (S) Wild Kingdom ® Too Ckwa for Comfort her to attend an art exhibit with ftim. figure sj^atirra, diving. Greco-Roman wres­ sen to go back to the name Estevez. GD Cita con las Americas good western, too. ( S ) M O V IE; 'D a t o u r t o T o i^ A tour bus ( 2 ) ® NBC News [CNN] Crossfire Saturday tling, from Raleigh-Durham. N.C. (3 hrs.) Dear Dick: Are Em ilio Estevez and Charlie (who is really Carlos) and the • cards dZ) Joy of Painting (Uve) on he w ay to Las Vegat is hijacked and the (S) Motorweek [D IS] Cindarella Lesley Ann Warren and Charlie Sheen brothers? If so, is Mar­ other son, Ramon, prefer Sheen. All paeeangefe are left atnndod in the desen. d D M O V IE: 'Batm an' Villains of the un­ four are Martin’s cWldren. • Dear Dick: I thought “Nutcrack­ • poster & 12) W liat's Happening Nowll Stuart Damon portray Cinderella and her ® S O K * (CC) Pope and Clag- tin Sheen their father? — C., Houston. O.J. Simpson, A ne Johnson, Anrte Fran­ derworld join forces to dispose of ^ im sn prince in this Rodgers and Hammerstein 8:00PM er” was excellent. Was this a mini-se­ gen are chosen for the ApoHo program as Dear Dick: Would you please tell cis. 1980. and Robin. Adam W est, Burt Ward, (^sar (3) Mama's Family Mama crusades musicai, featuring songs "A Moment Ago I ries? And, in the earlier version, did DldD • prints the United States prepares to land a man • Dear Dick: I have been trying to Romero. 1966. against pornography. (R) me if Renee Estevez, who was in a (S i Candlapin Bowling (60 min.) Saw You" and ‘ In My Own Linie Corner. on the moon; an ambitious Japanese jour­ remember the name of a Spencer Ann-Margret play the Lee Remick ® A B C N ew s In My Own Little Room." Also stars Walter “MacGyver” episode not long a p , is (B) Motonwah [HBO] MOVIE; 'Cocoon' (CC) After nalist maneuvers to loam about the por­ Tracy western. He played a cattle part? —B.D.T., Hollywood, Fla. coming in contact with extraterrestrial S 9 Noticiaro Unhrision Pidgeon, Ginger Rogers, Celeste Holm and t a l lives of the astronauts. Stars Beau Martin Sheen’s daughter. - H.M., i S MOVIE; ‘Tha Entity' When a woman Jo Van Fleet. (90 min.) baron with three sons; I think Richard Dear B.D.T.: Yes, both “Nutcrack­ e x p o s u r e cocoon-like p ^ s , a group of retirees find Bridges. Jam as Gamer and G.D. Spradlin. is repeatedly ravaged by a violam, inviaibla 9 9 it's a Living Ashaway, R.I. , ^ ^ Widmark and Robert Wagner were er” and the earlier version of the themselves miraculously rejuvenated. Ckm [ESPN ] Sportscentar Saturday (2 hrs.) Part 3 of 4. (R) Dear C. and H.M.: I can understand IraailB g spirit, she turns to parapsychologists for Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn. [CNN] Pinnacle two of them, but I ’m not sure. Do you same story, “ A t Mother’s Reciuest,’’ hjrip. Barturs H ersh^ Ron Sdvar, Jacqua- [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Arthur' A drunken, he­ ( £ GD New Advanturaa of Baana Bax­ the confusion because of the names. 1965. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [D IS] My Friend FUcka donistic young mHlionaire falls in love with remember this one? — R.M., Lake were mini-series. It wasn’t Ann-M in New Hours: QoaeJ Mon*; Tue*., Wed., Centtif line Bropka. 1982. ter PREM IERE (CC) Ikgh-schoo) student Martin Sheen’s original last name [USA] Cartoons Short Film Showcata a poor waitress, but his family threatens to the first version, however, it was Ste- Fri. 9*5:30; Thuri. 9-8; S»i. 9*5 Manchatter 649-6939 [USA] MOVIE; 'Kingdom of the Spi- [TM C] City.Tenn. cut off his inheritance unless he merries s was Estevez. He was bom in 1940 in dors' Insactictdaa eraata a mutam race of 4;10PM [CNN] Sports Cloaa up 7:00PM ® Solid Gold (In Stereo) Dear H.M.: Yes, that was “Broken fanie Powers. debutante. Dudley Moore. Liza Minnelti. ConliffMMd.. • Dayton, Ohio. 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® Asi va el Beisbol btack-footsd fsmst. thought to bo extinct 8 Insight / Out Rutger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh. 1985. [CN N] Moneyweek until its reremorgenca in 1981. (60 min.l Rated R. (In Stereo) (R| 8 To tha Manor Bom Sanday, Ju ly 19 2:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'California Split' [U S A ] Lov* Your Skin Sunday f Continaed 9 M O V IE : ‘Submarina X -1 ’ British min­ 8 Ask tha Manager PERRY Compulsive gamblers bet and brawl their [DIS] Zorro 12:45AM CB Music CHy. U.S.A. way from to Reno Elliott iature subs go after a float of Nazi warships during tha height of Woetd W ar II. James NASON Gould. George Segal 1974 [M A X ] Cinamax Comedy Experiment: [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Elsphant bbon' A Caan, Rupert Davies, iMvid Sumner. 1969. This Weak Indoors (CC) Actor / co- physically deformed man is rescued from [D IS] Dumbo's Circus 1^8) MOVIE: 'Public Enemy' A racketeer (2) PoUce Story 5:00AM Qj) insight Raymond Burr CB ® ABC Nsws (CQ. 9 Ja w s ; T h a Ravanga inedian H a r^ Shearer end Emmy Aw ard­ life in a dilapidated freak show b y a 19th- raised in a tenement risics to and falls from [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (2 ) MOVIE: 'Monsieur Bsaucsirs' Back- O Private Bonjamin winning writer MerriH Merkoe star in this century physician. Jofei Hurt, A n th o n y^ [CN N ] Sports Review stars as Perry Ma­ the heights of power James Cagney, Don (B ) Evening at Papa (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Cartoons stage intrigue occurs when a barber imper­ magazine-format comedy special, featur­ Hopkins, Anne Bancroft. 1980. Rated PG. [DIS] Best of Watt Disney Presents: aid Cook, Jean Harlow 1931 ® ® NBC Nows son and Barbara sonates a dandy in the court of Louis XV. [C N N ] Prime News ing "hell cats of the V l ^ e o u m and Disneyland's 25th Anniversary High­ H " Charlia's Angais 8:1 SAM ® MOVIE; Sacred Heart' Hale reprises her (2) Evening at Pops Bob Hope, Joan Caulfield. Patnc Knowles. (29 Arts week 1 : 0 0 A M CB lights of the 1980 celebration, when Dis­ [U S A ] Wtntad: Oaad or AHva man-in-the-street interviews, (ki Stereo) role as his faith­ 1946. (41) Noticiero UnM sion 3 D Jo e Franklin neyland commemorated its 25th anniver­ 8:30AM 3D (X) Sunday Mass (48) Let's Go Bowling 8 : 3 0 P M CB ® 0«wt Ban (Matthew 11:00PM (B (B 9 9 9 Nows QD Tales From the Dericside A young sary with guests including Danny Kaye. The World Tomorrow ful assistant. Della (4D Carreras de Autos: Meadowlands (2) Hogan's Heroes (S) Soapbox With Tom Cottio Seven Lauranca) is so anxious to pisasa Laura (3D ( B Mission ImposolUa man wants to get rid of an ixiwanted guest Michael Jackson, and The Osmonds 160 Grand Prix Grabado el 28 de junio en el dD El Mundo dsl Box (90 min.) children of divorced couples discuss cop­ (Mery P a « Kebar) that hs cabs her former (3) Woody Woodpecker Street, in “ Perry in his Manhattan apartment. (R) min ) Meadowlands Sports Complex en New ing with divorce, re m a rri^ and stepfsmi- boyfriend for advice. (R) (In Stereo) CB Ths World Tomorrow dD MirMie Revival Hour Mason Returns." It dZ) Magic of Decorative Painting lies. [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts II Jersey (2 hrs ) Q S ‘Abo‘AHo 8 VegaS airs SUNDAY, [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Johnny Tremain* (CC) In ( B Face O ff (3 ) Robert Schuller ( ^ National Audubon Society Specials [C N N ] Inside Business ( 3 CtaaaMad Eightaon Offers informa­ [U S A ] Keys to Success 5;30AM CS CNN News JU LY 19 on NBC. 1773. an apprentice silversmith spies for (3ISCTV (3) One Day at a Time SEASON PREMIERE The rare plants and . the freedom-loving Sons of Uberty and [D IS ] Animals in Action A look at how tion on the latest ampioymont opportuni­ 1 :1 O A M [CN N ] HosMiwaak CD) IN N New s animals of the Galapagos are studied (60 animals dean themsalves. 9 It's a U vin g Dot’s cobege boyfriend, ties In the Connecticut area. (R) ® W.V. Grant joins their defiant Boston Tea Party. Hal now a priest. stOffS by for s visit. (R) [CN N ] Moneyweek CHECK IISTINGS min ) 1 :1 S A M CB ABC Nows (CC). dD El Ministerk) de Jimmy Swaggart SlaJmaster. Luana Patten. Jeff York [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Superm an' A n infant 9 Jimmy Swaggart [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Flash Tracks time [CN N ] Week in Review 1957. from tfw planet Krypton journeys to Earth Presenta [U S A ] Wantad: Dead or Alive' 9FiaahFialda . 1 : 3 0 A M CB Gaorgs and MBdrad where he grows up to battle wa. Oviato- [U SA] Night Flight: Word. [C N N ] Crossfire [HBO] MOVIE: 'Time After Time’ Jack [HBO] MOVIE; 'Big TrouMa in UMa 9 Drawing bbon to Christ (B INN Nawa 5:50AM pher Reeve. Margot Kidder. Gene Hack- 8 : 4 5 P M [D I S ] d t v Sound and Power the Ripper steals a time machine and trav China' (C C ) Whild visiting a friend in Stui [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! Francisco's Chinatown, a truck driver is man. 1976. Rated PG. (In Stereo) IS) Nawemakara 9 ABC Nawa (CQ. els to 1979 with H G Weils in hot pursuit 9 : 0 0 P M ( B M OVIE:‘Out of tire Ootk- My Neighbor's Religion [HBO] Seabert plunged into a strart^ underground neth- [CN N ] Nswsmakar Sunday 6:00AM CID Malcolm McDowell David Warner Mary 7:00PM CB eo NUnutas (60 min.) neas' (C O A dedicated detective leads IE) Coraiscticut; Now Steenburqen 1979 Rated PG (In Stereoi erworid after hit f r i g ’s fiancee is kid­ [C N N ] Inakla Buskiats [ESP N ] TMa Weak ki Sports (60 min.l (T ) Robert Schuller [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Lullaby of Broad­ (X) ® 21 Jum p Street Hanson (Johruiy the New York City manhunt for tha ‘Son of w ay' A touring singer decides on a sur­ [USA] MOVIE Chuka A grizzled gun napped by mysterious forces. Kurt Russell. Sam' murderer. Martin Sheen, Hector Eb- m New s 9: In Depth Kim Cattrad. Dennis Dun. 1986. Rated PG- Depp) ar>d P en h^ (Peter DeLuise) investi­ [D IS ] GoMan Paraifaa Vengeful etore- [U SA] How to bbaks a MWon fci tha prise visit to her mother. Ooris Day. Gene d D Jetsons examines the history of homes Shorts in­ tighter tries to promote peace between the gate a car-theft ring that's operating out of zondo. Matt Clark. 1S85. (R) kaapsr Uriah Lovaioy causes probleme for Stock Market (11) Christopher Closeup Nelson. S Z Sakai) 1951 13. (In Stereo) clude ( The Little House ) ( Better Built Indians and some undiscplmed soldiers a high-school auto shop. (60 min.) (lb (In ( B ® M r. PraaM ant Mag (Cariki Glynn) ths emiggling Greenwoods whan he [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday 1 : 3 5 A M [ D I S ] M O V IE : ‘Sairen Bridss Insight Homes ) and ( ) guarding a nearby fort Rod Taylor Ernest [U S A ] Alfred Httchcock Hour Stereo) plans a q m t weekend for the over- makes sure Luke doesn't gat a gold-mining 9:00AM (3D Sunday Morning [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of the for Sevan Brathora' Savon young fron­ (6l) Connecticut: Now [ESP N ] US Olympic Festival Scheduled Borgnine, John Mills 1967 stressed Sam (Gsorga C. Scott). (In kcenea and wtien Ite sends thugs to shut McCreary Report 4 : 3 0 P M CB m o v i e ; -t im d m p ’ a CB ® MOVIE; -Haro bitha FamHy' (CC) tiersmen are datermined to add feminine 3D American Rabbit’ Animated Animated Events Figure Skating Diving and Basket­ Stareo) down Rebecca’s bread buekiesi. (60 min.) [D IS] Donald Duck Presents A mild-mannered bunny is chosen to de­ 2:30PM CE MOVIE' 'Summer Fan’ young couple vacatkx^ in Bermuda be­ As a result of an erKorxttar in space with a attention to their lives by stealing sevsn (3) Children in Crisis ball From Ralpigh-Durham N C (3 hrs 1 Pert 2 of 4. [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival Soxing, fend the animal kingdoftjfrom the forces ol tasy' A ■ 7 year old girl experiences tn*’ comes involved in intrigue and terror cen­ mysterious gas. an astronaut's mind is CB 9 bbOVIE; ‘Kramar vs. Ibamar' brides. Howard Keel, Jaiw Poweb. 1964. (Live) figure skating, diving. Greco-Roman wres­ '3D ® The World Tomorrow evil. Voices of Bob A rt^gasi Pat Freiey loss of innocence when she tieenmes ItU’ tering around tw o sunken ships. Jacque- transferred into the body of the chimp ac­ (C C ) A divorced couple struggles over the [ESPN ] Sponacantsr Sunday (6 0 min.) Rated G. tling. from Raleigh-Durham. N C (R) dP Inhumartoids Barry Gordon 1986 Rated G [M AX] MOVIE: A Raisin in the Sun first female lifnquard on a Souinem Calilor Ime Bisset, Nick Nolle. Robert S t m companying him. A 'Dtsney Sunday custody of thair young son. Dustin Hoff­ [H B O ] Wsicains Homs Enoors (CC) Based on the play by Lorraine Hansberry nia oeach Julunne PhiiSps Ted Shackei 1977 Movie’ presentation. Christopher Coket, man. Msryi Straap. Justin Henry. 1979. (R) 2 : 0 0 A M CB bUghtwatch [HBO] MOVIE: The Silent One' A dD Kenneth Copeland [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 mm ) Highlights from ths July 4. ig87, edneert In an attempt to break away from their ov ford Michael Gross 1984 (S) Odd Couple O ff DeYoung. 1986. (R) CB New Jsraay Psepla celebration honoring Vietnam veterans, I B Christian Childran's Fund lonely deaf-mute boy m a small village ^ He-Man & [HBO] MOVIE: Karate Kid Part Two' ercrowded Chicago neighborhood a black 40 W ild Kingdom 3D Entertainment T h is W eek Actor Ceri from Capital cemar in Landover, bbaryland. CB bbOVIE: 'A Tals of Two CMaa' forms an alliance with a great white turtle (CC) While in Okinawa the Kid must de­ family plans a move to an all-white suburb (S ) Juatki WHeon'a Louiaiena CooUn* • Qi) Runowuy WHh the Rich and Famous Telo Malese, George Henare 1984 Rated @ Oral Roberts Outdoors Weathers; a retrospective of tha Super­ (90 min.) Part 1 of 2. (In Starao) Charles Dickens' classic about the French fend his mentor and himself against bitter Sidney Poitier Claudia McNeil Rutiv Dee [M AX] Screen Legends Dick Caveit Jacklyn Zaman ("General HosphaT') in PG (In Stereo) (2D (57) Sesame Street (CC). man character in comic books, T V and [bbAX] bbOVIE: 'Commando' (CC) A Revolution and tw o men w ho bear remark­ foes determined to destroy them Ralph 1961 •r.-ices .Jimmy Stewar* s li'm career with [C N N ] Evans and Novak Panama; tha Mexican rssort Cabo San Lu­ ;nps from < il s J Wondertu L ie . i M' movies; country sirrger Rosanrw Cash. (60 cas; Scotland's Tulchin Lodge. (R) former veteran baMss an ok) adversary in able resemblances to each other. Ronald fCNN] Showbiz Week 3 ) Combat! Macchio Noriyuki Pat' Morita, Nobu min.) 6:10AM [U SA] Wrestling ' nith Goes to Washingfon ' i The Ph'l.i 4:45PM (X) Xlnar'a Komer an effort to rescue hie kidnapped daughter. Cotman. Elizabeth A la n , Edna bboy Oliver. ('3) Alice McCarthy, 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) (31 bbOVIE: ‘Do Not Oistiab' A young 1936. (Tp Davey & Goliath delphia Story ' anu • Harvey ' Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rea Dawn 6:15AM [M AX] Just Another Missing Kid Ian 1 2:30PM 33 MOVIE: 'Big Red A boy 5 : 0 0 P M 3D ® Mutual of Omaha's O ) Charles in Charge Sarah accuses executive and Ns wife ere transferred to [CN N ] Daywatch Chong. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo). QS MOVIE: 'The Oirtt Command' A 6:30AM ( D Vista Parker reports on the grueling ordeal an runs away with a orize show doq in order [ T M C ] MOVIE The Man' A Spirit of Adventura 'UfKovermg Ctvtia's Adam of kiln g her pat turtia. Englsr>d where they encounter misadverv [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer to protect It from ns owner Waiter Pidg- pnysicaiiv de‘ormeti man .h rescued bom Hidden Wildlife.’ A look at one of the tures with an a n t i ^ dealer. Doris Day, [T M C ] bbOVIE: 'Arthur' A drunken, he­ guerilla leader fights a sheriff during (3 vl Ottawa family went through in an attempt (8 Honeymoonara W ar raids in tha Kansas territory. John (D New Jersey People eon. G'lles Payant, Emile Genest ’ 962 life m a dilapidated freax show bv a I9ih unique aspects of Chmese wikMife. the Rod Steiger. 1965. donistic young mibionaire fale in love with [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour to find their son who disappeared en route (8 8 Our House (C O David's irupired lip Christian Science Monitor Reports eptury physician John hurt Anthony world of China's srx>w leopards and big s poor waitresa, but hie fam iy threatana to W syne, Walter Pidgaon. Claire Trevor. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sesame Street Pre­ to Colorado. (90 min ) .18) Sybervision Weight Control by Gus t talaa of Hakowaan miachiaf. (60 9 9 bbOVIE; ‘PsnyJNaaon Rotuma' 1940. Hopkins Anne B.tncroft 1980 Rated PG cats. Last show of the series (60 min.) cut off Ns inbaritanca unlass ha marries a ;if) CNN News sents: Follow That Bird' (C C ) Big Bird has [TM C ] MOVIE: ’Arthur’ A drunken, he­ min.) (R) (In Starac^ (CC) Perry Mason re s i^ his post as ap­ i2 ) Meet the Press iCCi debutame. D udey bboore. Liza Minnabi, Sir 9 That's ths Spirit flown the coop and u s up to his fnends to 3D Buck Rogers pelate court judge to defend Ns former Miracle Faith Outreach donistic young millionaire falls m love with (2D On the Record 2:40PM (D IS ) D TV 8 An Evening of Champkinohip Skat­ John Gielgud. 1981. Rated PG. gel him. Voices of; Jim Henson, Carroll a poor waitress, but hts family threatens to secretary, Dela Street, against murder [CN N ] Monaywaak Ring Around the World dD Fama Chaos reigns when Shorofsky ing U.S. anwtaur and profaaaiorwl tkstars [U S A ] Go fot Your Dmami Spinney 1985. Rated G (In Stereo) cut off his inheritance unless he marries a 126' Country Record Guide 3:00PM 11 MOVIE The Fog A cm charges. Raymond Burr. Barbara Hale. W il- [U S A ] Incradifais Hull gives Jesse the key to the school. (60 star in this Harvard Univarsity skating erdti- kam Katt.. 1985. (R) (In Stereo) (IP Consumer Discount Auction debutante. Dudley Moore. Liza Minnelli, Sir (381 Red Sox Warm-Up fury old curse plagues a •sleepy California mm.) (R) 1 1 : 3 0 P M ( B IMagnum, P.l. [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Gospel' A rousing tri­ bition that irKkidas a fiknad retroapeettve [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stand [C N N ] John Gielgud 1981 Rated PG seaside village Adnenm-Barheaii Jamie 8 @ Masteipfece Theatre: The Jewel 2 :1 5 A M bute to gospel music featuring 1981 con­ Nueva York Ahora Lee Curtis Hal Holb^fik 198(1 QiSiwea: 1999 of former champions. (60 min.) (Taped) CB Sports Extra lAlona’ Forty years after being decorated cert footage of many of today s most po­ in the C ro w n (C C ) Months after [D IS] Contraption 1 0 : 4 5 A M ^8) Jew ish Life We're Cocking Now @ Presidency and the Constitution (S W f M t N n g for valor, a World W ar II hero dashes with pular gospel singers and groups. Mighty 24) Hans Christian^ndersen's Denmark leeves Mabel's horne and is inured In a CB It It Writtan [ESPN] Australian Rules Football (60 drug dealers in N s neighborhood. Charles Clouds of Joy. The Rev. James Cleveland, 1 1 : 0 0 A M 3 ) Heroes: Made in thele [CNN1.F|.F6reign Correspondents Hans Christian Andersen s own words il ® Saint Festival per la Indapandancia da rickshaw accident. Sarah firids h w in a mis­ 39 Honaymoonara (CC). Part 2 of 2. min )• sion hospital. (60 min.) Part 9. (R) Duming, Pam Grier. I M S . Rated R. Twinkle Clark and the Clark Sisters. 1982 U.S.A. ------i O l S l[ A Anim r al World lustrate this tour f<;aturmg Denjoark s land Cokwnbia (2 hra.) (Repeticion) (3 ) Ebony/Jot Showeaaa [TM C ] MOVIE: The Com is Green' A Rated NR (In Stereo) marks (60 mm ) S ) MedicalMafvnte 8 M am a's Fam ky Bubba and Mama ap­ 2 : 3 0 A M [C N N ] Sports Lotsnight 3D MOVIE; 'Tarzan and the She-Oevil' [HBO] Welcome Home Encore (CC) (S) First Among EquHa Charlas con­ headstrong school teacher in a Welsh min­ fronts Fiona after firKkng her in bad with ply for the same job at a local fast-food 9 9 Sports Maehina The beautiful leader of ivory thieves en­ Highlights from the July 4, 1987 concert '.23 Little House on the Prajrie @ New Southern Goatling [ESP N ] SportaCsntsr ing town refuses to allow her prize pupil to 9:30AM (3D Can You Be Thinner? 8tar>d. (R) 9 Dkinar WNth John SiBiar John Sbber. slaves a warrior tribe, leading them into celebration honoring Vietnam veterans ■48l Star Search (60 mm ) another man; Simon fights for hia political forfeit his Oxford scholarship Katharine (X ) Robert Schuller (CC). (S ) Famo Chaos reigns when Shorofsky Boston U n h r a r ^ president, discusses N s [U S A ] Program YouraoH for Succosa territory teeming with huge Lex from Capital center in Landover, Maryland artd financial Hfe; Rayniioi>d argues with his S D S lam pro en Dom ingo En via satelite Hepburn, Ian Saynor. Bill Fraser 1979 (SZ) Masterpiece Theatre: The Jewel In gives Jesse the key to the school. (60 wife; Arxkew is armoyed w f ^ ha is of­ c t^ o v a rs is l carser. his strong wMad sd- d D Je m Barker. Monique Van Vooren, Raymond (90 min.) Pan 1 of 2 (In Stereo) desde Mexico. (3 hrs.. 2K) min.) 2 : 4 0 A M [ M A i n m o v i e : 'Nighimata the Crown (CC) On her way to Pankot min.) fered the leadership a political party mlNstrativa style arxf iris unique vision for ® Entertainment This Burr 1953. ot on Elm Stroot Port 2: Frwtoy's Ro- 7:00 AM (3) Batman [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Down and Out in Bev­ Sarah meets Bronowsky traveling with the [CN N] Newswatch [C N N ] Weak in Review the future of highar education. W eek Actor Carl Weathers; a retrospec­ wlych he doesn't wwtt. (60 min.) vongo' (C C ) The spirit of child murderer (3) Day of Discovery (3D New Gidget erly Hills' A derelict ends up in the swim Nawab s secretary Susan gives birth but [D IS] MOVIE: 'Charfle Smith and the tive of the Superman character in comic [E S P N ] LP G A G o lf Boston Five Cleaaic [D IS] MOVIE: Seven Brides for Savwi 9 bbOVIE: Tondar Marcias' A n ex- Freddy Krue^ inhabiu a teenager's (ID Frank Garris ming pool of a crazy nouveau riche couple loses her grip on samiy (60 mm ) Part 8 books. T V and movies, country singer Ro- (58) Adeiante (Final Round) From Danvers. Mass. (2 Brotfiera' Seven young frontiersmen are Fritter Tre e ' A fact-based chronida of the country-and-westsm singer tries to start a body. Robert Engkind, Mark Patton. 1 M 5 . and is adopted into their household Nick (R) Kfe of Charlie Smith, who arrived in Amer­ new Ufa but his past catches up with him. Rated R. sanne Cash. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3 ) Phyllis (S ) R^al to Reel hrs.) (Live) determined to add feminine attention to Nolle Bette Midler. Richard Dreyfuss MOVIE; 'Hustling' A lady reporter ica aboard a slave ship in 1850 and over Robert Duvall, Teas Harper, Batty Buckley. (2 ) Frugal Gourmet [ M A X ] M O V IE : Bronco BMIy' (C C ) A their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ (X) Jimmy Swaggart ( ^ Rev. David Paul 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) writes the truth about prostitution m a big the course of his 137 years wimessed a 1982. 3 : 0 0 A M [CN N ] Nawsnight spoiled heiress deserts her husband for the ward Keel. Jane P o w ^ . 1954. Rated G. 33 8th Day S8) It's Your Business city Lee Remick Jill Clayburgh, Monte changing nation. Richard W ard. Glynn Tur­ [ESP N ] U.S. Olympie r aatival Boxing, d D La Santa Misa 1 :00PM CB This W eek in Baseball leader of a traveling Wild W est show. Dint [ESP N ] Sportscenter Sunday ® Stata W a'rt In (2 ) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Markham 1975 man. 1978. Rated NR. figure skating, diving. GrecoJIoman wres­ 3D Face Off dD Super Sunday Highlights of Major League action are Eastwood. Sondra Lr>cke. Geoffrey Lewis. IE) Spiritual Ufa Cnitada [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jake Speed* (CC) A [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Karate KM Part Two' ting. from Raleigh-Duiham, N.C. (2 Ns.. (TP Jerry Falwell ® Three Stooges shown. [C N N ] Larry King Weekend 1980. Rated PG [CN N ] Your Money young woman seeks the help of a pulp (C C ) While in Okinawa the 'KkT must de­ [C N N ] Sparta Tonight 30 min.) (R) (TD MOVIE; 'Captain Nemo and the Un­ (TD Divine Plan [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents dD Psro Gente Grande (60 min.) [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: [ T M C ] M O V IE : Coca Cola K id' A young hero to rescue her sister, who has been fend Ns mentor and himself against bitter derwater City' Survivors of a shipwreck Coca-Cola executive is sent to the Aus­ kidnapped by an African white slave ring. 1 1 : 4 5 P M CB Spoett Pros and Cons [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Down and Out ki Bav- ® What's Happening Nowlt dZ) Newton's Apple Disneyland’s 25th Anniversary High­ foes determined to destroy mem. Ralph [ESPN] SpeedWeek are rescued by a futuristic submarine and lights of the 1980 celebration, when Dis­ tralian Outback, the last place on Earth that Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins. John ariy Hills' A deraKci erxia up ki tha awkn- ifD MOVIE: Flight of the White Stal­ MaccNo. Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita. Nobu 1 2 : 0 0 A M CB Solid Qom rnhCg pool of a cr^'n ou va au richs'coupla It's Your Business taken to an underwater city of gold Robert neyland commemorated its 25th anniver­ doesn't sell the real th^g. Eric Roberts, Hurt. 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 0:00AM CB m o v i e : T H b Bov W ho ' McCarthy. 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) and it adopted kilo thek household. Nick (M) Kenneth Copeland Ryan. Chuck Connors 1970 sary with guests including Danny Kaye. Greta Scacchi, Bill Kerr. 1985. Rated R. CB Jimmy Swaggart Talked to Badgers' A little boy lost in the [TM C ' MOVIE; 'The Com ia Green' A [M AX] MOVIE: 'Out of Bounds' An Noha. Bette Midler. Richard Dreyfuss. [U SA] Cartoon^-r (3D Classified Eighteen Offers informa- . Michael Jackson, and The Osmonds. (60 QDSlarTiak ® Singing Evangelist Grace Program Canadian wikis reqeives sutienanca from [U S A ] Ctwck It OutI (R) headstrong school teacher in a Welsh min­ Iowa farmboy's visit to Los Angeles turns 1986. Rated R. (In Stareo) a friendly badger. A .'.'WogBwful W offdof tibto'Oh'thk latest employment opportunt-^ ing town r ^ s e s to allow her prize p i ^ to C3) Frank Garris [CN N ] Daybreak '1 i:iO AN |ieirec^ ouide 5 : 3 0 P M dD UnMaion an el Deports into a fight for life when he's m ist^enly Disney" presentation, Clwistian Juttner, ties kr thb Connecticut area. > tfSP N ] : U.S. Cley Court eMiti- forfeit his Oxford scholarship. Katharine 3 : 3 0 A M [C N N ] Cmssflra (60 min.) suspected of murder. Anthony Mcheel 9 Christian Childran'a Fund [D IS] Mousercise Carl Betz. 1975. Part 1 of 2. 1 1 :3O AM ')30'Ac* the Nation ptonebips From Indianapolis, Ind. (2'Hrs.) Hepburn. Ian Saynor, Bill Fraser. 1979. ® (2 ) (M) Major League Baseball: Oak­ Hall, Jenny Wright. Jeff Kober. 1986. 9 Hogan's Heroas [D IS] IHOVIE: 'Not QuHs Human' (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: Jake Speed' (CC) A (3D Discover with Robert Vaughn CB MOVIE; ‘Pack Up Your Troubles’ land A 's at (2 hrs , 30 (Live) @ Creative Living [U S A ] Benny HIU Show (60 min.) Rated R. (In Stereo) A acimtist’t plans to parfset the taon-aga young woman seeks the help of a pulp Laurel and Hardy join the army. Stan Lau­ min.) 9 Conaumar Discount Notwoik android ha has created by tending it to dD Bionic Six [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Down and Out in Bav- hero to rescue her sister, who has been rel. Oliver Hardy. 1932. 7 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] One on One high school are threatened )>y vbW iiout rt- (24) Connecticut News Week Based on the novel by Herman Wouk A [D IS] Wind in the WHiows acjhr Hiks' A derelict ends up in the awim- 9 Miami Vica (C O A double agent at­ kidnapped by an African white slave ring. dD Dwight Thompson valt and coUsagues. Alan Thicks. Ja y Un­ dD MOVIE: 'Pardon My Sarong' Abbott (2) MOVIE: 'Interlude' A newspaper­ group of officers mutiny against their cap­ 7 : 3 0 P M (31 CMco and the Man nyng pool of a crazy 'nouveau riche' couple tempting to ekide KGB and CIA operatives Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, John ( ^ Real Estate Show [U S A ] Double Trouble asks Castibo to care for Ns Russian wife derwood, Robyn Uvsiy. 1M7. and Costello thwart jewel thieves. Bud A b ­ woman and a world famous conductor tain. claiming that he is mentally unstable (S ) Runaway W W i tha Rich and Famoua and is adopted into their household. Nick Hurt 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) and child. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Chalice of Salvation bott. Lou Costello, Virginia Bruce. 1942 have a love affair, even though he is mar­ Humphrey Bogart. Jose Ferrer, Van John­ 6:00PM (X) 3 ) ® (S) ® News Jseklyn Zeman ("General HosphaT’l in Nolte, Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfiisa. [U SA] Ust of the WHd [U S A ] Calliope son. 1954 (8 ) Mister Rogers (2) Argument ried. June Allyson, Rossano Brazzi. Mar­ 3 } Police Story Panama: tha Mexican resort Cabo San Lu­ 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 9 Christian Ufsstyla bbagazine 3 : 5 0 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Supatman' ianne Cook. 1957 7:30AM CB Celebration of the Eu­ ® Daktari (2 ) French Chef 3:30 PM (18) Bob Decker's Wacky dD MOVIE: 'Sheene' An American TV cas: Scotland’s Tulchin Lodge. [U S A ] Cover Story (E ) Gene Soon A n infant from tha planat Krypton joumaya charist World of Sports to Earth where ha grows up to batda avk. (SD Sunday Mass (2 ) Wall Street Jourrtal Report dZ) Firing Line producer falls in love with a jungle queen [C N N ] Sports Sunday 9 : 3 0 P M ® (£) Tracey UUman Show [C N N ] Nswsnight Chriatophar Reava, bbaroot Kkhtar, Gsns (T ) Meet the Mayors d D MOVIE: 'To Be or Not to Be' While @ ) out to stop an educated native prince from [E S P N ] U .S . O lym pic Fasthral Figure (In Stereo) [DI8]bbOVIE: 'Ths Priaonar of Shark Is­ (3 ) Maude usurping the throne of an African kingdom. Hackman. 1978. Rated PQ. (In Stareo) dD Day of Discovery (2) The World Tomorrow performing jn , a husband and wife skating, boxing, and diving, from RaMgh- land' Dr. Samuel bbudd unknowningly Conversation With... ^ Three Stooges Joined in Progress Tanya Roberts. Ted Wass. Donovan 3 ) News 9: In Depth dZ) Cats and Dogs (CC) team find themselves threatened by the Durham, N.C. (3 hrs.. 30 min.| (Live) trsata the broken leg of John WHket 4:00A M OH) Dr. James Kennedy Scott. 1984. Jeffaraona (Cq. T wBIght Zona dD Ayer, Hoy y Manage Nazis at the outbreak of World W ar II Met 4:00PM 3 ) CBS Sports Sunday QD Booth. Warner Baxter, Gloria Stuart. [CN N ] CNN Sportsweek 8 : 0 0 P M QD Murder 8ha Wrata (CC) [U S A ] Look 01 bba Now (M) Celebrate M ister Rogers (R) Brooks. Anne Bancroft. Tim Matheson. Scheduled: Terrence Alii vs. Jose Luis Ra­ d® Mork and Mirufy 8 Orta Big Fam ily Brian suffers a writer's 1936. ’ [ESP N ] Sportscenter Sunday 1983, mirez for the W BC Lightweight Title, Jessica narrates her latest mystery novel, block when a homework deadline ap­ 4 :1 O A M (S ) Neuropsychology of Weight Control d D Je m (2 ) Star Trek [ES P N ] NFL Ysarbook (Taped) [CNN] ShowMi Weak scheduled for 12 rounds, from St. Tropez, the story of three bright graduate students proaches. (R) m o v i e ; 'Breakout' [CNN] Newsday A Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [D IS] Wind in the Willows 12:00PM CB France; Highlights of the 22-day Tour de ( 2 ) Travel w ho find themselves involved in plagierism [U S A ] Olsooirar wHh Robstt Vaughn [IMAX] bbOVIE: 'JMis Spasd' (CQ When her husband is framed and sent­ [U S A ] Hollywood Inaidar young woman tasks ths halp of pulp [C N N ] Big Story [D IS] MOVIE: 'Not Quite Human' (CC) France bicycle race (third of four seg­ and murder. (60 min.) (R) a [ESPN] Best Of Scholsstic Spoits enced to jail in Mexico, a woman hires a (2 ) Police Woman 1 2 :1 S A M CB Tma Confstakma rw o to rsscue her aittar, who has bssn A scientist's plans to perfect the teen-age ments). (2 hrs.) (Live) Marriod... W)th ChHdran (CC) [D IS] You and Me. Kid Am erica Texas bush pilot to stage a helicopter raid ® M O V IE ; T h e Seven-U pa' A special IX) (E ) 1 0 : 0 0 P M (B b to w s kidnapped by on African w Nta alavs ring. android he has created by sending it to Steve (David Gonison) losat his mortgags 1 2 : 3 0 A M CB Emartahanant This on the prison. Charles Bronson, Robert Du­ (3D @ ) World Pro Yachting (60 mm) squad pursues criminala wtwse offenses ( B Shright ToRt Wayne Crawford, Karan Kopins, John [E S P N ] U .S . Olym pic Festival Boxing, 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu high school are threatened by villainous ri­ Wook Actor Cart Waathars; a ratroipac- (Taped) call for seven years or more in prison. Roy money in A Ts (Ed O'NeiK) poker game. (R) figure skating, diving, Greco-Roman wres­ vall, Jill Ireland. 1975. vals and colleagues. Alan Thicke, Jay Un­ Q S lN N N o w a tiva o l tha Superman character in comic Hurt. 1986. Rated PG. |ki Starao) Scheider. Victor Arnold. Jerry Leon. 1974. (In Stereo) tling. from Raleigh-Durham, N.C. (90 min.) 1 0 : 3 0 A M (3) Agronsky and Company (3) Consumer Discount Network derwood, Robyn Lively. 1987. {T® NW A Pro Wrestling CB David Toma Show (9 FawftyTowara booka. T V and movies; country singsr Ro- 4 : 3 0 A M CB im um oftiia taint m G D (SD Ootf: British Open Final round. (3 ® MOVIE: 'Tribute to a Bad Man' A [USA] Code Red (2 ) MOVIE; The Fighting 69th' A cocky (S ) Great Chafs of the West sanne Cash. (60 min.) (In Starao) (S ) Ufoatylas of tha Rich and Famoua 9 St. Jiida'a Hooptal (60 min.) (3 ) TwWaht Zona hrs.) (Live) man's passion for horses alienates ever­ recruit becomes a war hero as a member ® Wonderful World of Disney: Davy [C N N ] Styis WHh Baa lOtnaoh 8 : 0 0 A M 3D New Engleftd Sunday Elisabath Taylor at tha W indsor jewel auc­ 938on8portt yone around him. James Cagney, Irene Pa­ 1 :3 0 P M (B MOVIE: 'Whatever Hap­ of World W ar I s all-Irish 69th regiment. Crockatt and tha Rivar Pirates With the [C N N T Big Story IT ) Monkees tion; tobacco hair Patrick Reynolds; Naw [ES PN ] San Frandaon bbotatiion Mgh- 3D (S ) Oral Robarta pas. 1956. pened to Baby Jane?' T w o former stars, James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, George Brent. help of his aidakick (3aorgie (Buddy Ebaan) (B ) Qraat l*arfemiancaa: Vladimir Ho- dD Three Stooges York Yankees pisytr Dave W inM d. (60 ■ights (60 min.l [USA] WBd. WBd WMd of Animals (X) M ake It Real one confined to a wheelchair, live in a de­ 1940 and boatman Mika Fink (Jeff York). Davy rowltt: Tha Last Romantic (Cq. ( ^ MOVIE; 'Tarzan and the Mermaids' 2 ) M uppets caying Hollywood mansion and torment min.) CD Point of View (2 ) Auto Racing Toronto Grand Prix (Fess Parked mvestigatet Indian raids I D N e w Q idgat Gidget fights to save the [H B O ] bbOVIE: ‘Big TrouMa in Uttia (2 ) McLaughlin Group each other. Bette Davis, Joan Crawford. ( C Q Whbd visiting a friand in Stn Tarzan meets pearl thieves on the coast of . along the river. (60 min.) (3 ) Amorioa'a Top Tan d ty park from demolition. uibia' dD O ) Frederick K. Price Victor Buono. 1962. C A R T Indy Auto Race, from Exhibition Africa. Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda (3 ) Househunters Guide MOVIE: 'CWxan Kana' A wealthy Francisco’s CNnstown, a truck drivsr is Place in Toronto. Canada. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [CN N] Newswatch 19 [CNN] CNN N o v m ® Buga Bunny and Frlanda Joyce. Linda Christian. 1948. 3D Major League Baseball: Cincinnati publishar is ruinad by personal scandal. 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By Dr. June Relnisch what are my chances of having a normal baby? DEARDR.REIMSCH: What W This type of kissing is usually introduced is a French kiss? When is it d The DEAR READER: The various performed? These are probably drugs you’re taking are often when a couple progresses from less dumb questions, but I am very Kinsr*' used to treat infertility due to bashful and don’t know who else Stein-Leventhal syndrome (more intimate kissing to a more advanced stage, to ask. Report commonly called polycystic ovarian disease, or TOO) when it signaling existing sexual arousal or DEAR READER: French coexists with other hormonal stimulating sexual arousal in the kissing (sometimes also called count done using a microscope; problems. soul kissing) involves one sperm re not visibie to the naked You do not say how you take partner, fl partner putting his or her tongue . these drugs, what tests you’ve into the other partner’s mouth. However, the outcome of had or what else the physician ’The mouth, lips and tongue are making love should be the may have found. Therefore, I can among the several highly mutual satisfaction of both only outline the complex PCO erogenous (sexually sensitive, situation and briefly describe nant, but many require six me? Is this unhealthy? What partners, to matching or betteing months or more of treatment. capable of arousing sexual some statisticai average. Each soem general treatments. caused this recent increase ? desire) areas of the body. French In PCO, the ovaries do not If clomiphene is not successful, couple must gradually learn often the next step is to try kissing often accompanies a what frequency and duration of release an egg every month or do DEAR READER: As long as change in a couple’s relationship intercom s is most satisfying for not release eggs at all. The egg menotropine (Pergonal). This both spouses are in general from friendship to a more them. follicles swell and change into fertility drug works directly on agreement about how often to emotional, intimate involve­ cysts, and the membranes the ovaries, is taken for five to 10 have sex, when and what What pills did the urologists days of a monthly cycle and ment. give you? Unless you were tested around the ovaries thicken. activities will be done, there is Therefore, this type of kissing and found to e lacking an Women with PCO have constant requires extremely careful greater likelihood of marital is usually introduced when a appropriate level of male levels of various hormones, monitoring to ensure that the happiness and a reduced couple progresses from less hormones. I’m not aware of any unlike the normally fluctuating ovaries are not damaged. likelihood that anything is intimate kissing to a more pills that would resolve your monthly hormone patterns of Ultrasound monitoring is done “wrong," either physically or advanced stage, signaling concerns. Since they said you other women. to determine how many eggs are psychologically. existing sexual arousal or were OK, I’m not surprised that PCO can be difficult to developing to avoid the risk of It is often reported that the stimulating sexual arousal in the diagnose, requiring extensive multiple pregnancies. When ‘‘average’’ American couple has the pills had no effect. monitoring shows that one egg is partner. What other kinds of pills have blood testing for many different intercourse two or three times hormones. When high levels of mature, injection of yet another per week during their 20s and 30s you been taking? If they are drug releases the egg. non-prescription hfiedications male-type hormohcf are found, a and then gradually less Not enough sex that are advertised to increase cortisone drug can be used to test As you can see, treating frequently after that. However, whether the source is the ovaries infertility related to PCO takes a the range of actual frequencies DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 35. sex drive or cure other assorted male sex problems, it’s not or adrenal glands. If abnormal great deal of testing, monitoring reported is quite large (some married and have an attractive levels of some other hormones and time. Because the drugs couples have no intercourse, wife, but we only make love surprising that they didn’t work used are extremeiy powerfui, it either. No pill or other substance, are detected, different drugs are while others have intercourse at about twice a week. During the given to bring levels within the is important that a pregnancy be least two or three times each last four or five years, I think prescription or non-prescription, has yet been found to correct normal range. For example, detected quickly and the drugs day). Each rate is considered that I have lacked sex drive. taking bromocyptine (Parlm l) stopped Immediately. If this is ‘‘normal’’ as long as both When I ejaculate, there is only a problems of sexual desire or functioning for the vast majority can block the production of done, the chances M having a partners are satisfied with it, small amount of sperm. Also, our excess prolactin. A progestin healtty, normal bSny are equal regardless of whether or not lovemaking only lasts for about of men with sexual dysfunctions. to those of women not receiving I suggest that you and your drug is often used to start regular their rate is close to the 10 to IS minutes, which is not shedding of the uterine lining. these treatments. statistical average. enough to ^tisfy my wife. wife talk to a sex therapist or sex counselor. It is important to These types of hormonal If you are being cared for by an In addition, it is not considered I went to urologists. They told manipulations are ofen done to experienced fertility specialist, unusual for couples to increase me I am OK and gave me some evaluate your feelings about your chances of becoming your sex life with a focus on your stabilize a woman’s menstrual their rate of intercourse later in pills, but that’s about it, and the cycles before a pregnancy is pregnant without high risks are life as they develop a better problems are still there-. mutual level of satisfaction. The good. However, if you have not therapist or counselor can also attempted, it is not unusual to understanding of their sexual I’ve been taking many kinds of spend several months at this been thoroughly tested or are not responses, achieve happiness or pills to help these problems, but determine if you need further being closely monitored, you medical evaluation, or if you testing, retesting and stabilizing stability in other asp e ^ of the with no results. My sex life is still stage of treatment. should consider consulting a marriage, or find new freedom not as active as I would like it to simply need a few meetings to specialist or a fertility clinic. learn more about what to expect ’The first fertility drug usually from the demands of childbear­ be. Should I try some other kind tried is clomiphene (CHomid), ing or careers. of medication? with regard to sexual functioning and how to achieve sexual which tricks the hypothalamus, a Sex increases A 1983 study of U.S. couples pleasure. Consultations with the part of the brain, into reported data that many DEAR READER: First, stimulating production of higher DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am reassure you about initiating sex t having marital intercourse twice sex therapist would also help your wife learn techniques to levels of estrogen. Often a 38 and happily married. My as well. One important factor in I a week is not an unusual woman begins clomiphene on husband and I have always had couples’ satisfaction with their frequency. This is very near the increase her orgasmic poten­ tials. day four of a menstrual cycle and beautiful and fantastic sex two or sexual lives was when both t often-cited average of 2.5 times takes it for five days. When this three times a week, but lately our partners initiated sexual activity per week for married couples. drug is stopped, the high rate has increased to each night equally and each had equal right Second, the length of time you estrogen level stimulates a surge and some mornings. I thought to refuse to have sex. When spend having intercourse is not So far, no luck of luteinizing hormone (LH) to people slowed down as they sexual initiation and/or sexual particularly brief. Only about break the egg out of the ovarian approached 40. refusal was one-sided, both one-fourth of men asked this DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am follicle. If the LH surge is too 'hip^ther day a friend was partners had less sexual question reported intercourse 28 and have been trying to get small, a different drug (HCG) grifring to me that her husband satisfaction. ■ lasting longer than 10 minutes; pregnant for flve years. A can be injected for two days. waiged sex too often. When I said more than half reported six fertility workup found that I have Careful monitoring by a we had it every night, she said I minutes or less. Stein-Leventhal syndrome. physician is needed throughout wasn’t normal and must be ’The amount of semen My doctor put me on Clomid, this treatment. perverted. I didn’t tell her that I ejaculated vaiies from one man Parlodel and prednisone. I take Clomiphene treatment induces also sometimes masturbate, or to the next, and even from one my temperature every morning, ovulation in approximately 75 that my husband and I also time to the next for the same but so far, no luck. Isn’t there percent to 80 percent of cases, fondle each other while watching man, but is usually about one to some drug to thin out the hard although it may take several TV, so I nearly always feel three teaspoons. ’The only wa^to shell surrounding the ovary so an cycles to determine proper ready, or that having sex is determine how many sperm are egg could get out and I could get dosage. About 65 percent of sometimes my idea. in the semen is to have a sperm pregnant? If I do get pregnant. treated women b ^ m e preg- Is there something wrong with ?'■ : . 'i ? >/'J . J 1 :. j ‘ ! > ■ [ ' I' I ^ ^ 1! !l ♦ ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July U , 1937 — n 34 - MANCHE’sTER HERALD. Saturday. 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About Towii WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Cheer is welcome all year Van Anden presents tray DEAR always out — not just on ABBY: I hope Thanksgiving. ~ Mrs. Charles Van Anden, state you will print I hope you will keep this and read TOGETHER K?* Daughters of the British Empire in the the enclosed it again in January, February, and USA, presented Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of piece in your every othermonthoftheyear. We’li McDonaidis Coventry, England, with a Daughters of the British column. Per­ Dear Abby still be here and our needs will be Empire tray at recent ceremonies held in Coventry haps someone Abigail Van Buren the same. and the Manchester /Herald Van Anden was accompanied by Mrs. Edwin D. will read it and AUTHOR UNKNOWN Foster of Manchester, state corresponding secretary. realize that peo­ ple in nursing DEAR ABBY: I need a family homes need matter settled fast. Yesterday I Country fair set In Chaplin company more went to my in-laws wearinjg a fairly than only once a expensive brand of perfume. I CHAPLIN — The Chaplin Country Fair is planned for year during holiday time. I am not good they were and I would like to might add, I have worn it over there Aug. 21 to 23. Tickets are $1 for a day and 32 for a in a nursing home, but one day I taste them again. several times in the past. I do not weekend pass. maybe. Do you play checkers or domi­ overdo it. I Just spray enough on to yhe fair runs on Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight, MRS. CHRS’HAN, noes or rummy? Fine, so do I. But give off a nice fragrance. Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight, and Sunday from 10 BELTSVILLE, MD. there is never anyone who has the My father-in-law walked upto me a.m. toSp.m.' time. They are understaffed around and said, "Please do me a small For more information, call 455-OMO. Come visit her, you know. favor and change your brand of You say that you can’t do Do you play the violin or the flute perfume; Ihadtogooutsidetokeep anjrthing. Can you read? Good. or the p4aM? My hearing is poor but from choking,” . Jamas Joyce Club meets Read to me. My eyes aren’t what I can hear any kind of music. Even Abby, 1 was hurt beyond words. SOUTH WINDSOR — The James Joyce Club will they used to be. |f I fan asleep, you’ll know I enjoyed 'Should I quit wearing ttuit brand meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Paperback Alley. There Can you write? Good. Write a around him, or Just stay away and is no admission fee. letter or a card for me. My hands Once see were somebodies, just tell him why, if lam asked? Nobody The William Faulkner Club will meet July 27 at 7:30 are shaky. like you. We were farmers and else has ever complained about my p.m. at the book store. Can you sing? Good. Help m e farmers’ sdves, teachers, nurses, perfume. For more information, cail 644-N79. with the words and I’ll sing along. beauticians, stockbrokers, electri­ HURT AND INSULTED Can )Tou tell me about your job? I cians, bankers and sheriffs, and was a nurse once, myself. maybe a fewhutlaws, too. We’re not DEAR HURT: Perhaps your Youth festival offers musical Can you listen? Wonderful. I’m aU senile — Just old and needing father-ia-law has an allergy to that starved for conversation. EAST HAR1TORD — The East Hartford Summer more attention than our families fragrance. It’s also possible that Can you make a sponge cake or can give us. This home, whatever you use more than you should. Try Youth Festivai wifi present the musical "Fiddler on the succhi^ bread or angel biscuits or RooP at Elast Hartford Middie Scbooi on Burnside Hs name, is "home” to us, and another brand. Don’t be hurt. He fudge? They aren’t on the nursing you’re a^ invited guest. may have done you a favor. Avenue Thursday. Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. home menu, but I remember how Tickets will be available at the door. Please come. The welcome mat is DEAR ABBY: The letter in regards to house vs. home re­ minded |ne of a poem I learned YW CA accepts registrations There’s no ‘best’ type many years ago; Nutmeg Branch VRfCA Neigbborcare Program is “You rent this home?” accepUng r e g is tn te s for the 1M7-S8 schol;! year. She ashed, amazed. Neigbborcare is a structured recreational program “Theplaeh looks so contented! ” offering arts and crafts, sports, outdoor activities, of a hip replacement drama, cooking, homework time and snacks. It is open DEAR DR. "The b o m is mkre,” to boys and girls in kindergarten through Grade 6. GOTT: Several I proudly said, The program is available at four elementary schools of my fHends “It’s Just the house in town: Martin, Buckley, Keeney Street and Waddell. have had hip re- Hiat’s rented.” They have morning care from 7 a.m. until the start of piaci^ments. JEAN TAYLOR school and afternoon care from school dismissal time Some had steel Dr. Gott ORANGEBURG, S.C. until 5:30 p.m. sockets, some Nathan Hale School students are transported to plastic. Which is Peter Gott, M.D. Buckley School for an aftemoon-only program. better? Neigbborcare follows the school calendar, yet on most H em bknp school holidays and vacations the YWCA offers all-day DEAR programming for children. READER: The The program is state-licensed. For more information type of hip pros­ call Mary Prewitt-Wood at 647-1437, weekdays between thesis and the precise technique of are common and usually require no 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. implanting it are highly Individual­ treatment. When small, they are ized decisions that are made by the painless and resemble the benign doctor, depending on the patieM's sebaceous cysts that can occur needs, and the skill, experience and anywhere on the body. If your cysts preference of the surgeon. I do not are painful, they must be either Thongbto know which artificial hip Is “bet­ large or infected. ter”; that is a choice best left to you I do not know whether scar tissue by iloy D. Kats. R.Ph. and your orthopedic surgeon. It is always difficult to write this sixth in the series of from surgery would be as painful as the cysts thmnselves. Because your ADVERSE DRUG "Thoughts". I don’t know why — it just is. There is so DEAR DR. GOTT: la m ISanda much to say in sonne columns and in others, just a few situation is somewhat unusual, you __ REACTION senior in high school. I have not yet evidently have a difficult decision Few msdirinal drugs have only words will do. Perhaps this is one of those times. matured physically and sexually. m aoUsp, the dssired one. Most Maybe.it's time—this midway of the summer season to make. Perhaps a third opinion What should I do? would help you to make up your drugs also teve side effects, — for us to see what we've done and need yet to do. 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Second, if some dishonest well-filtered oil will help will give you better fuel cracked or frayed and be Ol^E OF ^X*H K O N LY OHKYSXi£R I By Petcr boat town garage is less likely to putl a fast gas station m echanic in a distant town A Hot Weather Checkup your car beat the heat. mileage, longer tread life certain they are adjusted to one because the owner knows you can insists that you need a new fuel filter DEALERS IN GREATER h ART-I come back the next day, perhaps wav- or your engine w ill blow up, you'll and sharper handling. the proper tension. Cynics won't be amazed by a recent small claims court papers. More- know better because you will have ince hot weather puts extra strain on Check the battery to artkle in the Reader's Digest pro- over, most garages need to develop FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-1 just had it replaced. • be certain it is Use a 50 percent Replace any brittle, cU im in g a national -scandal" in the 'oy®'- 'oc®' customers who will return As for tires, m ake sure you have the your car, it's important to keep it in tip-top 2 auto repair business. ^*>e shop for regular service. correct jack (many cars require spe­ S MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. I condition to avoid problems. The following properly filled and • mixture of an- • cracked or soft The magazine sent a fellow around what about those occasions cial jacks) and the right lug wrench charged. Check battery tifreeze/coolant4 to water to hoses.6 A split hose can to NOONI! I the country sampling the service - "hen, like the fellow from Reader's And please, check the spare tire for preventive maintenance tips should help keep or more often than not, the disservice y°“ sally forth on a trip far proper inflation; changing one flat cables for signs of corro­ FOR ALL TOP DO IT TOURSELFERS cool your engine most ef­ leave you stranded far I - of hundreds of repair shops. Before cange of the loving and honest tire for another won't get you back on your summer driving cool and worry-free. sion. Heat can cut your fectively. Never add cold from a service station or each stop, he yanked the ignition wire hands of your regular mechanic'’ the road. You'll also get better fuel from one of his car's spark plugs. y®“ e"j«y thinking of life as one economy and handling if you inflate battery's performance. water to a hot engine. This repair shop. GET 15% OFF , ______I making the engine stumble and big Cracker Jack box. just take an un- the tires to the highest recommended wheeze. prepared car on a long trip and you'll Check it often. could crack the engine A L L P A R T S pressures before a long highway jour­ Get your transmis- IO.f?>opor Even the most inept grease monkey ^ guaranteed surprises ney (refer to your car owner's manual block and necessitate ex­ 1should• ■ • have quickly ■ • ■ spotted such Otherwise, have vour local me- PURCHASED for tire pressures). Tire pressure is espe- pensive repairs. Turn your • sion checked, espe­ simolesim ple problem.oroblem. Instead.Instead,gs va.Reader’sReader's7^ iiivriinct DDi- chanic give your car a tune-up and I've driven a far piece several 7 • cially important dur­ cially if you plan to tow a W IT H T H IS AD!! gest found that only 28 percent of the thorough inspection before you shove tim es, usually in som e t^dball foreign 3 cool engine on and let it shops gave a satisfactory diagnosis ^t seems most out-of-the-clear- car. Siesidcs having my mechanic put ing the hot summer run while adding water to boat or trailer. Since most and repair. Often the driver was vie- blue-sky type of breakdowns involve the car in top shape before I left. I months. Check the pres­ automatic transmissions timized by incompetent mechanics, ‘‘ce. cooling system or electrical asked him to assemble a ‘boondocks the radiator. or even worse, was defrauded problems. A tune-up usually includes touring k it.’ share the cooling system l - 800 - 545 -P.\RT outright replacing minor electrical compo- It contained things like a fan belt, with the engine, towing Yes, that's depressing. But under- "®"ts (spark plugs, points, distributor throttle cable, points and other likely- HOW DOES DILLON DO IT P.ARTS 6494616 SERV ICE 643-2568 stand the magazine was setting up a rotors). Your mechanic should also to-break odds and ends that fit my may create the need for a r I 1 I f unique situation, one not routinely the battery's fluid level, its particular car — items that a garage transmission cooler, an in­ faced by most of us. The fellow was ability to hold a charge and the gener- in Coon Rapids, Iowa, probably obviously passing through town, and ator's or alternator's ability to pro- wouldn't have on hand for a car like FORD expensive device that can was stopping at unknown, unrecom- a charge, mine. 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Prestige Finoncloi 05 Eiectricoi Pets and Suoones flair, like people and Good figure opptltude LPN • RN WANTED Miscellaneous tor So>e O iA D L iN B S : For ciossified odvertlsementt to Printing,' 135 M din Reliable transporta­ Rooms for R ent...... Heoting - Plumbing be Dubiisned Tuesdov through Soturdov. the ore detailed oriented and customer relations Aoortmentt for Rent...... Misc*iion*ous Services Tog Sales SECRETARY/Rcceptlon- Street, Manchester, Ct. tion required. Coll 1- For Vernon phyelclene Employment A Education Monted to Buv Trod* deodline is noon on the dov before publication. 233-7815, Monday and ore quality con­ o must. Previous ca­ Condominiums for Rent. Services Mooted For odverHsements to be publlsbod Mondov. Ist OB G Y N office. To 06040.203-646-6161. office. Excellent wages Holo WontcO 11 Homes for Rent...... scious, this lob Is for shiering experience-re­ the deodline Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. help with telephones. SIDING man with bend- through Friday. 9om- end benefits. Send Situotion Mooted *2 Store/Offtce Sooc* Merchandise 4pm. you. Salary commen­ quired. Coll Manager Business Oooortunities 13 Resort Prooortv...... Autom otive Insurance forms and Ing experience ,ot least surate with expe­ 871-3188 for appoint­ resume to Box E, c/o Instruction Industrloi Prooorty...... Hoiidoy Seosonoi READ YOUR AO. Ciossifled odvertlsements or* various clerical duties. 5 years. Solory com­ CLEANERS, lonltorlol. Cors lor Sole token bv telephone os o convenience. Th* rience. Fully paid ment or apply United Mancheeter Harald. Emolovment Services 15 Gorooes and Storoo*..... Antioues ond Collectibles 4 day work week. Expe- mensurate with expe­ floor cleaning person­ Roommotts Wonted...... Clotning Tfuetrs'Vons tor Sole Monchester Herald is responsible tor only one health benefits, good Bonk, Vernon Circle. Wonted to Rent...... F.urnlture ComperS' Troiiers Incorrect insertion ond then only for the site of rlencehelpfal. 649-1128. rience. Please coll for nel. Port time even­ Motorcvcies' Mopeds the original mserllon Errors which do not growth opportunity. ^Reol Estate T v Stereo/Apoi lonces c o n s t r u c t i 6 n L o- appointment today. ings. Start todovi 643- MocMnerv and Tools Auto Services lessen the value of the odvertisenr>ent will not 5747. Apply In person 9-4. Homes for Sot* 21 Services Autos tor Rent Lease borer. 48 hour week 643-2659.______Condominiums for Sole 22 Lown ono Goroen be corrected bv on oddltlofKit Insertion TE C H N ia A N CMld Core Good TMngs to Eat Miscellaneous Automotive guaranteed. Year PART Time store clerk. Lots/Lond for Sol* 23 Wonted to Buv Trod* Investnrtenf Prooerty 24 Cieonino Services Fuel Oii'Cooi'Firewood round employment. Apply Solvation Army Position available for technician to Must be ambitious Thrift Store, 210 nPIne STOCK & DELIVERY WORK V ohnd hove own trans­ Street, Manchester. perform routine maintenance on portation. Coll TIeer 646-4928.______mechanical, electrical and elec­ Lee Construction. 649- This combination wili earn above aver­ DAYCARE Wanted. Mon- tronic equipment on the third shift. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED chester. Mondov- age wages. Immediate openings, full M ED IC A L-experlenced Frldoy. 3 and 5 yeor time. M-F. Benefits include fully paid in­ Knowledge of photo finishing equip­ As o condition orecedent to MUNSONS Chocolates Hemotolofly Technolo- old. Keeney Street ment not req^uired. Som e trouble the plocement of ony adver­ RECEPTIONIST/Offlce SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS elst wonted for State School District pre­ surance, paid vacations and holidays. Assistant. Glaston­ SECRHARY route 6 Bolton .Is now approved Laboratory ferred. Coll 647-9604 Of- shooting expirience helpful. We of­ tising In the AAonchester He­ PUBUC accepting applications for the town ot Bolton. Inten/iews at rald, Advertiser hereby bury. Small friendly Purchasing depart­ We will train. Ideal part In Manchester. Salary ter 6.______fer full time employment and bene­ ogrees to protect. Indemnify company seeks ma­ tor port time retail competitive, flexible AUCTION soles persons. The time job for homemak­ FULL Time Secretary Minctiaster Tobicco & Candy fits. Applications may be completed and hold harmless the Man­ ture, responsible Indi­ ment, busy office re­ hours-28 per week. 649- Supervisor for small chester Herald, Its officers hours ore Monday ers or retirees. Subaru VIN vidual with pleasant quires • a secretary 2854 between llom- Insurance office In El­ 299 Qreen Road M onday-Fiiday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at and employees against any personality. Will train through Friday 4-8 and 537-5234 or 537-5766. 2pm, Mondov-Fridoy. and oil llobllltv. loss or •JF1AC45B6GB243751 with accurate typing ODPoroxImotelv 8 lington. Salary based Manchester, C T 06040 expense. Including otfor- on word processor. Ex­ 1 GIRL Office. Mature, on experience. Excel­ DllC July 27. 1987 cellent benefits. Call skills to*type hours on Soturdov or FOTOMAT CORPORATION nevs' fees, prising from Sunday to total 15-20 light typing, colculo- lent benefits and work­ claims of unfair trade practi­ Tine 9 A M . Ann Ross 659-3511. Bus- purchase orders and BOOKKEEPER. Position tor. Pleasant with good ing conditions. Coll 875- ces, Infringement of trode- Iness Personnel hours weekly. Call 647- avalllable for full 88 Pratllgt Pirk CIr. 8639 for appointment. tele ^o n e skills. 8:38-5. 3333 between 9om and IMMEDIATE OPENINGSI morks, trode nomes or pat­ Lscatlan: Cunllffe Associates. other related items. charge bookkeeper. 4pm for appointment. E. Hirtford ents, violation of rights of Lance Valves lnc.,246 BEDMAKER/Utllltv Heavy phone con­ LOVING mom to care tor Full or part time hours. Prestige Park, East • ACCOUNTINO CLERK — EOE/M/F privacy and Infringement of Motor Sales, Inc. 23 Located Main Street, SPECIAL Events Coordi­ Aide. Orientation and my doughter In Sep­ Hortford, C T . 528-9155. We have an Immadlata opaning In our Account­ coovrigitf^ ond proprietary tact. Apply The Monchester. Coll 646- nator. In North Central rights, unfair competition Hartford Tpke. training program to tember after kinder­ Gerber Scientific In­ 5422 for Interview. and Eastern Connecti­ ing Oapt RaaponsibllHIao Induda: maintaining and libel and slander, which Vernon._____ begin on July 20, 1987 garten until 3:30. Scar­ pn i b i i u i i A cut. Some travel. Good vandor f llaa, soma phons aasistancs, fHIng, light NEWSPAPER CARMENS NEEDED. may result from the oubllco- tor those Interested I n a strument Co., 83 borough Rd. oreo. PART Time light house­ M eM KNTM .TR benefits. Salary mid tlon of any odvertlsment In newly created position typing, adding machlna axparlancs, matching MMGHEfTER AREA 643-7943. keeping at Ct. Motor Training progiam with teens. Send resumes to the Manchester Herald bv In 0 long term care Gerber Rd., West, S. Lodge. Flexible hours. Involcas against opan raosivars, matching In- advertiser, Including adver­ llcenaa by 8 M of CT. Director of Develop­ setting. Ideal for high Windsor. D ENTAL Assistant. Man­ $6 per hour to stort for ment. Easter Seal So­ volcas tor edmputar procaseing and raviswing tisements in onv free distri­ EmDl8vment Medical and Dental banallts. Mather 8 t...... all bution bubllcotlons pub­ school students ond chester orol surgeons those auollfled. Call ciety of Connecticut, adita for ptocaaaing. mothers. Paid train­ .Full tlmeexperlenced. 643-1555 for Waatflald 8t...... all lished bv the Manchester DOCTOR'S assistant P.O.Box too, Hebron, EasHleld St...... all Herald. Penny Slefferf, ing, excellent starting 647-9926 for Interview. appointment. C T 06248. • DATA ENTRY CLERK — Publisher. salary with benefits needed tor busy opto- Our Cuetomars Sarvica Dspaitmant la saaking Cantarf laid S t ...... Jill and room for growth metrlc practice. Hours an Individual to computer Input all sales orders. Northflald St...... all within the system. For are Tuesday and Thursday nights, 5:30- 40-45 wpm typing, accuracy a musti 1-2 years of­ LOST further Informotlon MAINTENANCE MECHANIC fice axpsriance, and computer expa^nca a McGuire Or...... all HELP WANTED call Donna Sorensen 9pm, Saturday from DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT Cose Dr...... all AND FOUND 8:30-1:30pm. Expe­ SUPERVISOR plus. House O r ...... all DNS, South Windsor Position available for RN with BS or equivatent and Nursing Center, South rience helpful, willing Outstanding opportunity In plant maintenance de­ Q.S.P. offars an axcollent benefito package which DRIVER. Port time for to train. Call 649-3311. LOST. June 28th West­ Windsor, Ct. 289-7771. strong teaching and leadership skills. T o be reepoiv. partment for growing manufacturer of epodolty de­ Indudee medical, dental, and Ufa Insurance, RIdga...... all minister Rd. Mackerel Manchester Herald route. Coventry area. sible for orientation, N.A. cer^flcatlon, arxl in-ser­ tergents. Must be knowladgaable In truck and auto pension plan and tuition rolmburtomanf. Quallfiad Walnut...... 21-123 tabby white chest cot. Arch...... all Flea collar. 647-9376. Short hours. Good pay. vice programs. Salary commensurate with experi­ repair, electrical and plumbing. Must hove people candidatea may apply at our facility or sand rssuma. Coll 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 ^ EASTERN ence. Good benefits Including employer • paid skills, must be organized and dependable knd be SALARY HISTORY MUST BE INCLUDED. FOUND. Mole tiger kit­ to lepm.o______willing to work up to 80 hours per week. Company P a rk S L ...... 13-110 ten with white paws. Constitution Health Network health Insurance ancT I benefits Include axcollent starting pay, dental, med­ Poraaasal DsgartM sI Otis...... all Vicinity of Wetherall REGIONAL Classified ads reach nearly NOW HIRING pension. Apply or call during business hours at ical, profit sharing, paid vacations, ate. Please send Garden D r...... all Street. Manchester. GERBER SMENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. St. James St...... all 649-5522 after 5. 3,888,088 homes. One or drop resume to: I Classified ad placed . FLIGHT Roekvillo M eiM rlilJM nQJkHj^. 151 Bataon Drive IMPOUNDED. Female Butternut Road ..all -./'w ith/the Monchei lSF * ..22 soM ti'''$t., SYNDET PR8BUCTS Bolton. C T 08043 Mancheater Golden RefrleVer, Herald will be ptacedbt ATTENDANTS E O .E M/F/H/V cross, 3 monttn eld. over 200 newspapers Dale Road...... all WlWng to relocate? Send $20 (non-re- Gold. Lodge Drive. Fe­ throughout New Eng­ Garth Road...... 125-138 male Lab, 12 years old, land for one low price. hindable), name and address to attend CARPENTER f S T j Ludlow Road...... 25-107 block and white. Pros­ Coll Classified 643-2711 a screening session. Hurry, classes are IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! Y8UTH SERVICES C88RDINAT8R pect and Hartford and ask for detolls.a filHng fast Eastern Airlines, P.O. Box PAINTER' Arnott Rd...... all Rood. Please coll the Miami, FL 33152-6806. • PACKERS With Bt least 5 Ferguson R o a d ...... 15-112 M anchester Dog RNS wanted for full and port time, 11-7 shift. DeilL Entry level. Ability to move large and heavy mate­ years experience. T8WN 8F C8VENT8Y E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... 558-676 Worden of 643-6642. rials. Fork lift experience a plus. To package cus­ Apply ADN, Salmon ^^_^^MlOpporturtity Employer Salary commen­ LOST. Man’s wallet. In­ Brook Convalescent tomer equipment and materials for domestic and are in the .....5-91 itials TFS. Call 643- surate with experi­ W e are looking for e self-direeted, cheerful, and North 0m St. .. Home Salmon Brook international shipments. Woodbrtdge St. .18-230 1754.______Drive, Glastonbury. ence. Transporta­ flexible peraon able to work Independently In e • ROLL-OFF MACHINE OPERATOR Manchester IMPOUNDED. Chihua- : Please coll 633-5244. tion and tools. busy multl-facotad Human Seiviooa OffIca. huo mix male. Picked G. FOX MSTRIBUTION CENTER Entry level opening for an Individual with a good East MIddI# Tpka...... 294-373 Please call for ap­ Herald A great Job for someons who likes taons and Franklin St...... jiii up on Route 85. Coll NOW HIRING! figure aptitude and the ability to lift 75 lbs. to ParkarSt...... 104-242 Bolton Dog Warden CLERICAL operate an electronic perforating machine. pointment today everyday. wants to woik with them, their famlliae. and other MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS Mechanically Included and ability to work Inde­ profeaslonalt to Initiate change by oreeting new aU M lT M g ASSKTANT pendently. 643-1021 programs and coordinating axlatlng programs In Green Road...... 204-330 Q. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction Henry St...... 201-318 our town. A challenging and creative opportun­ and national retail trend center has immediate • STOCK ROOM ATTENDANTS I mart Prinoelon 8 L ...... 187-100 Diversified entry level openings for merchandise processors at our Entry level. Soma experience or background In ity. Tanner St...... 124-168 ANNOUNCEMENTS mertkeUng poettlon South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res­ stock/Inventory, math ability, and able to move Construction Choppers Welleeley St...... jiii avallabie In Qlaeton- large and heavy materials. BA/BS and one year of experience working with A R E you d new band bury for e sharp organ- ponsibilities include varlfying orders, along youth required. Community organization and G.S.P. offers an axcollent benefits package which Estimator Lawton Rd...... e iK , looking for a gig. Call bed parson with excel­ counting ticketing and hanging merchandise grant writing a plus. Includaa medical, dental, and life Insurance, Shop the Milford Rd...... a l P - Adorn at the Manches­ lent communicetlon before if s sent to our stores. Full and part time Salary Pfua Commla- Carpenter Rd...... jill ter Community College pension plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified 37 hour work week Includaa soma evening meet­ skills. Experience help­ day and evening schedules are available. We alon dapanding on ax- Classifieds. Sanford Rd...... all 647-6051 o r 647-6855 candidates may apply'at our facility or send resume. ings. Salary range $14,300 to $17,700. ful but not requlrsd. For offer competitive starting salary, generous parlanea. Will train Hamilton O r...... jili weekdays. All tyoot of confidential Inteniiew, SALARY HISTORY MUST BE INCLUDED. bands ora walcoms. employee discount and the opportunity to right applicant M/F. contKt Lube DlCeaare Manchester Appileatione and copisa of Job daacription are Watharall St...... a-262 ates»4476. earn a weakly incentive bonus. Apply Monday Raply to avallabie from the Tow n Manager's Offlee, T712 McCann D r...... jiii PINO A CASH buyer for through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from GERBER S& ENTinCN^ INC. Manchaatar Haarld Herald Main Street, Coventry, C T. Telephone: 742-6324. Udw all S t ...... 278-333 ttiosa golf dubs you never Sam until 12 at Q. Fox Distribution Center, 301 151 Batson Oriva Box D 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 The daodUna for oppUoaNona la August I A 1887. usel Advertise them for INSmAIKI CORPANT Qovemor's Highway, South Windsor, Ct. Manchaatar ia Brainard Placa 8:30 a.m.-S: 00 p.m. CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 sole in classified. Just dial IquU Owertumiv Smpeyw E.O.E. M/F/HAT Manchaatar, C T 08040 The Town ot Coventry la an AA/EEOC employer. *63-2711 to place your od. i a s s a a a « KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by U rry Wright Rsal Estate I HOMED [HOMED DUDMOD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWANTB) HELP WAHTED v U HELP WAHTED HELP WANTED FDR DALE FOR DALE PROPERTY

JOIN Our Team, Pip S TE E L Erector. Most SOUTH Windsor. M ANCHESTER. Well es­ SECRETARY. United P A R T T I M E HOMED TRANQUIL Living I Live tablished Delicatessen. Printing ,391 Center PHLEBOTOMIST have experience weld­ Bank has a secretary ASSISTANT MNUMB $195,900. Brand new 3 In this beautiful two- Street. An energetic ing connecting and lov­ $100-5300 weekly. Use DirAITMNT CUM RMSALE bedroom townhouse In Very reasonably CMberra Labs position In Its Vernon family Manchester priced. Owner has person wanted to work ing deck. Monv fringe Circle office. Excellent vour telephone, our The Town of Coventry Plum Ridge, 12 x 19 home and let the tenant In bindery department. living room with Swed­ other Interests. Ex­ has a fulMIme oppor­ benefits Including den­ typing, strong orgonl- customers and vour Is seeking a part time All real aatota odvertliad In help pay vour mort­ No experience neces­ tunity for an experi­ tal. East Hartford ish fireplace, vaulted tremely busy breakfast zatlonal ability, good own schedule. clerk for the Building the Manchaater Harold It gage! The many amen­ and lunch trade. Good sary. Willing to train. enced Phlebotomist at W e ld in g . 289-2323. verbal and wrlttei^ aublact to the Fair Houtlnp celling and skylight. ities Include aluminum Fully paid helath be­ EOE. ______Coll Pot 647-9170 Department to perform Act of 19M, which mokat It Fully appllanced, cen­ potential for catering Its 18 Haynes Street, communication skills a siding, storm windows, business. Some owner nefits and good growth must. Previous bonk­ routine and gerieral cl­ 11 legal to odvertlia any pref- tral vac, whirlpool. 2'/> Manchester office. Full M ECHANIC for steel fab- erical tasks. This posi­ aranca, limitation or dltcrlm- fenced yard with room financing may be opportunity. Must rlcatlon shop to main­ ing experience o plus baths, parape. D. W. for a pool plus a have own transporta­ benefit program. M-F. JOIN The Team. Ware­ tion Is 15 hours per Inotlon botad on roco, color, Rsh Realty. 643-1591 .□ available. Coll for de­ Some Saturdays, Wed­ tain and repair our Send resume to: Per- house Laborer. Full religion, tax or notional garden, huge 2 cor tails and vour appoint­ tion. Apply In person trucks and equipment. . sonnel Officer, United week — 8:30 to 11:30 A. origin, or on Intention to BRAND New Listing I garage, screened between 9 and 4. nesday off. Interested time or Summer posi­ M. at *9.94 par hour. Ap­ ment to seel Hurryl Must have experience. Bonk, 676 Main Street, tion available. 40 plus moke any tuch proferanca, Redwood Forms, Im­ porch, 2 covered decks. $37,888. Strano Real CLERICAL. Small office, candidate may apply In Companv paid Insu­ Wllllmantic, 06226. plications are available limitation or dltcrlmlnotlon. maculate 8 room Cape. Excellent location In a hours. In creative pro­ The Herald will not know­ Estate. 647-7653.0 diversified duties ,oc- person or call 649- rance and vacation. SPECIAL Educotlon gram. Apply In person, at t he Town Manager’s 1st floor family room quiet single-family counts receivable ,tele- 4888. 289-2323. Office, 1712 Main ingly accept any odvartlte- plus huge Florida neighborhood with pri­ EAST HARTFORD. Teachers. Center Connecticut Container mont which It In violation of Prime location. B-3 phones, record keep­ based early childhood Recovery, 150 Colonial Street, Coventry and the low.______room, fireplace, hard­ vacy. You really must ing and some typing. Cinberri Libs must be reoaivnd by Au­ wood floors, plus plush see this one. Call today. zoned 4 ft 4 two family. classes for young child­ Rood, Manchester. 646- d o vE R N M E N T Homes Perfect for offices. All benefits. Call 647- 18 Haynes Street MANAGEtNENT ren with severe handi­ 7573. gust 5,1987. from $1 (U repair). carpeting. Impecable $224,900. Realty World 9137. Manchester condition Inside and Benoit Frechette Asso- Many Improvements, capping conditions; . tos Delinquent tax prop­ Including down-stolrs EXPERIENCED Person TRAINEE elementary level class out. $209,000. Jackson & clotes. 646-7709.O erty. Repossessions. Jackson Real Estate. kitchen completely seek lobs to do lands­ for children exhibiting Call 885-687-6000 exten- M ANCHESTER Duplex. remodeled 2 years ago. caping, sidewalks, TEACHER Aides. Full Learn all phases of moderate special COOKS slon GH 9965.______647-S400.D By owner. Owners side time beginning Sep­ RN/LPN-We hove a full Blown-In Insulation In steps and patios. Call our restaurant opera­ needs. Both positions time or port time posi­ IN A Pinch??? Onlyqual- extensively remo­ 1962. Newer blower on tember. State ap­ DISHWASHERS SOUTHERN New Eng­ I t y f o r under deled, kitchen, cathed­ Alison 549-6998. tion. Permanent posi­ require commitment to tion on 3-11, Monday- land closslfleld ads furnace and newer 188 proved private school. the principles of Inter- $100,000??? Well, ral celling, skylight, PART Time Driver's To assist teachers In tion with advance­ Frldoy. No weekends. reach nearly 800,000 AMP service. $199,888. helper. Moving furni­ gratlon, tronsdlsclpll- WAITRESSES here's a great chance fan, custom cabinets, Strano Real Estate. classrooms for stu­ For more Information hontes In Connecticut to buy a house I Adora­ ceramic tile floor. ture, license reaulred. ment potential. Good narv Intervention, and please call Crestfleld and Rhode Island. The 647-7653.0 Good starting pay. Call dents with behavior wages and benefits. functional skills. Op­ Full or part time. ble 5% room Cape near Slider to deck, large disorders, ages 4-10, Convolscent, 643-5151. price for a basic 25 Coventry Lake. 2 bed- designer dining room, 3 647-1717 and leave Apply portunities for exciting Temporary or perma­ word ad Is only $90 and APARTMENTD DTDREAND message. students with develop­ Instruction, profes­ AIDES. Group home In rooms, fireplace. bedrooms, V/z baths, mental disabilities nent. Good wages Manchester and Ver­ will appear In 75 news­ Many modern Im­ plus great Income from FOR RENT OFFNXDPACE Howird Johnson’s sional and personal papers. For more In­ MORTOAfiED ages 4-12. Send resume growth. Apply by July and benefits. Apply in non. Port time, full provements Including 2 bedroom apartment. or appiv In person to: 394 Tolland Tpke. person time and weekends. formation call Classi­ new roof and plumb­ $191,500. 643-9691. PERFECT opportunity. 28th to; Mark Zoback, fied, 643-2711 and ask 4 ROOM oportntent, ap­ Communitv Child Gui­ Manchester, C T Eastconn Early Child­ Company paid benef­ ing. Redecorated pliances, heat, hot wa­ Clean, dry 45' x 27' area BULK DRIVER dance School, 317 Howard Johnson’s its. Perdlem $7.00 per tor detolls.o______throughout and ready NO PAYMENTS with potential. Suitable hood Center, 134 Wor- Up to 2 vaurt. KItt your fi­ ter, garage. Lease. Responsible Drivers North Main St., Man- 649-6220 renvllle Rd., Mansfield 394 Tolland Tpke. hour, full time $6.70 per LO V ELY 4 bedroom Co­ to move In. $99,900. CONDOMIMIUMD $575. Adults preferred. tor office, music stu­ chester, 06040.______hour. 647-1624. lonial with sun-room, Jackson 8i Jackson nancial dlfflcultlat ooodbya. dio, accountants or In­ needed to deliver The Center, Ct. 06250. EOE. Manchester, C T FOR DALE Avoid foroclotura. Catch up 646-7268. TR UCK Driver with doss WELDER/Fobrlcator. fireplace, 2 car parage Real Estate. 647-0400.a surance, family video, Hartford Courant to RESID EN TIAL Special­ on private lot. Quiet on lata pavmantttuchatflrtf 11 license for paving Must hove 2 years ex­ 649-6220 ist. Group homes In MANCHESTER. New or tacond mortoaaa or avan SEEK Professional cou­ rental, etc. No food carriers, dealers and perience In blue prints LEGAL location In East Hart­ NEVER PLACED a want Listing. Carriage ple to rent '/i dupjex In operotlons. 649-1680. contractor. Benefits. Manchester and Ver­ ford. Price reduced to outttandina crodlt cord billt. rural subscribers in the AppIv at Upton Con­ and lav out. Company non. Perdlem/Full ad? There's nothing to it House, Manchester's Kaop vour homo froa and Manchester, OFFICES for rent. Reaso­ early morning. An In­ paid uniforms and be­ SECRETARY $140,500. Realty World. ... lust dial 643-2711 and cloar without llont. Bud utilities. Securit nable rates. Including struction, 537 Stafford The Town of Coventry tIme/Weekends. All 646-7709.O______most sought after Con­ sured vehicle and a C T Rd., (Rt. 32) Mansfield nefits. Eost Hartford Take charge legal se­ Water Pollution Con­ shifts. Company pold we'll help you word and dominiums complex. 4 crodlt or Iota pavmant hlt- 1482. all utilities. 643-7175 or driver's license are or coll 742-6190.______W e ld in g .289-2323. cretary needed for at­ trol Authority Is seek­ benefits. Full tlme$7.50 REDUCED for quick sale. place vour ad. room (1 level). Fully torv It not a orotolam. Kindly 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ 647-9223. EOE.______West side 2 family. coll: what's needed. Also, s t r e e t Sweeper opero- torney with thriving ing an Assistant Plant perdlem $8.00.647-1624. appllanced kitchen. nished. Heat. Working HEAD Teacher for Operator to assist the Move-In condition. BRAND New Llstlngll! Central olr condition­ The Swiss storage space for Sun­ tor. Full or part time. real estate and general MAINTENANCE/Hoblll- single male preferred. Coll Manchester YWCA before/after Chief Plant Operator Park and rec facilities New construction. Bol­ ing. Small complex, Conservative Group No pets. Lease. 643- day advance sections. office. Manchester of­ totlon Assistant. Day close by. Klernon ton. Outstanding 7/ Fun To Moke Sweeping. 646-7700. school day core pro­ occasionally In main­ treatment ceMer seeks low association fee. Of­ 1-454-44Mor 2888. Excellent pay and mi­ gram In Manchester. fice, WP, Dictaphone tenance and operation Realty 649-1147. room Dutch Colonial fered at $85,000. Alex 1-454-13M CASHIER In convenience malnterwnce worker to on 2.3 wooded acres. Matthew Realty. 649- STUDIO type. Portly fur­ leage compensations. Must have one year and real estate knowl­ of plont. Must be avail­ handle the urkeep of MANCHESTER. Excel­ store. Flexible hours, experience working Spacious 3 bedrooms, 4003. nished. Working single Contact Kim, 649- nights and weekends. edge essential. Heavy able on call for short our center,r.* “i companvC( . lent condition In and with children grades periods of time and to out In thisexceptlonal 7 2.5 baths, family room male preferred. No 1405. 633-4155. client contact. Excel­ paid benefits. Full time with fireplace, Ander­ pets. Lease. 643-2880. K-6. Child develope- lent salary. Send re­ fill In for operator dur­ $6.70 per hour. 647-1624. room Colonial that Rentals ment and coursework ing vacation and sick offers 3 bedrooms, first son wondows, gener­ V E R N O N sume to ous allowances. Call M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ preferred. Salary time. Application may BUS Driver/Habllltatlon floor family room, eat room apartment on Legal Secretary Specialist. Class A li­ quick to guarantee $ 1 3 8 ,9 0 0 PART TIME range, $6-17.25 per hour be made at Coventry In kitchen, formal din­ ROOMD west side. $558 per for 15 to 25 hours per P.O. Box 288 Town Hall, 1712 Main cense needed. Willing ing room, living room your personal prefer­ Open House month. Call Pot 643- TABLOID INSERTERS week. Coll Mary, 647- Manchester, C T 06040 S t., Coventry, Ct. 06238. to train. To transport and enclosed sun ences! $264,900. Jack- FOR RENT 9168. 1437.______our clients from resi­ porch, 2 car gorage. son 8> Jackson. 647- Extra cash can be yours if you’re available The closing dote Is ■0400.0______Sundsy 2-4 PART Tim e position In a PART Time. Pumping August 1, 1987. EOE. dence to day treatment nice location. $209,000. COVENTRY. Room With BOLTON. 3 room apart­ some early afternoons. We need responsi­ residential facility for gas, changing tires. In- facility. Company paid U 8. R Realty. 643-2692.C JUST LISTED. Lovely 3 Great contempo­ fireplace In historic ment . Newly redeco- ble people, male and female, to help insert adolescent girls. Word cludes Saturdays. LPN. Group home In benefits. Fulltlme$7.00 C O V E N T R Y . $165,000. bedroom Colonial with rary 3 bdr. condo, home. $275 month. Call rated, stove, per hour. 647-1624. modern kitchen and for detolls. 742-3869. refrigerator micro- advertising supplements Into our daily processing and secret­ Spruce Street Mobil. Manchester. Port time ('''Outstanding bargain'.'. small complex paper. Experience not necessary as we will arial skills necessary. 649-3487.______weekends, full time. ', ' Brand new seven rooni baths. First floor, M ANCHESTER. Profes­ wave, olr condition­ C ^ f i May lead to full time. Company paid benef­ Construction firm long ’ Raised Ranch. Three laundry and 1 car gar­ spacious and sional female sought to ing. Heat furnished. train. Good hourly wages. Please call 647- STOCK Clerks. Full time, age ore lust 2 off the $588 plus security. Ref­ 9046, ask for Bob. Send resume to Mary port time. Expanding its. Salary perdlem established presently bedrooms, two full shore lovely large semi Carney: Director, 151 $10.55. Full time $9.39. baths, large three acre many features of this bright. Excellent furnished home with erences. Available Au­ retail operations ha; enlarging H*a manufac­ home. Only $134,900. gust 1st. 6434)445. Hartford Road, Man- Immediate openings 647-1624. lot with babbling brook value — Hurry! same. Non smoker. A chester 06040.______for all shifts. Flexible turing facility needs and old stone walls. Blanchard 8i Rossetto. real findl Call 647-8155 5 ROOM, 1st floor apart­ RIDE wanted to J. C. person with building “ We Guarantee Our OIriGlIons: North on before 18pm.______scheduling. Apply in Penny, flexible hours. Call for vour exclusive ment In historic Talcot- w om en m s tm person; Amazing Dis­ background to coordi­ showing. Sentry Real Houses" 646-2482.0 Route 83 to court- FEM A LE preferred, kit­ tvllle. Fenced yard, r PART TIME Will pay $5.00 per day. VERNON. 2 family plus a m m u m count Stores, Broad Call Diana at 643-9193. nate shop to fMd oper­ Estate. 643-4060.O side condomi­ chen privileges, bus stove and retrlgerotor. Summer work. Street Porkode, Man­ ation. Age la no factor. M ANCHESTER. $235,000. In-law apartment. line. Evenings and References, security aRCUUTION AREA ADVISOR chester. EOE. Country setting. weekends only 647- Apply In person: CHILD Care needed. Ma- Excellent salary, Newer duplex on aulet niums deposit, children wel­ ture and loving person street In central loca­ Priced to sell with a 9813. come. $625 heat and hot Housewives, mothers with young children, 252 Spencer St, SECURITY Officers, full company paid bene­ psotive cash flow. RE/MAX First and part time needed to to care for 6 year old tion. Each unit has five water Included. 649- students. Earn extra money with your own Manchester boy. Rachel Roodarea. fits. Write Mr. Kaye, P. large rooms, fully op- $189,900. Klernon 7956. tos fill new accounts and Realty. 649-1147. 115 New London part-time Jobi Bring your children with you positions open due to After 6pm 646-7033. O.Box 281 Walling­ pllanced kitchen, V/2 APARTMENTD and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per NEWER 3 bedroom cus­ T p k o . 3 ROOMS, heat and hot promotions. 18 years or ford, CT 06492 baths, deck, patio, FOR RENT water. 3rd floor. Rent PRE-School teacher laundry room and gar­ tom energy efficient week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise CASHIERS, full time, older and transporta­ starting September. Glastonbnry, C t and security deposit. our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, port time. Expanding tion. Manchester Ver­ age. Great for onwer ranch. 2 baths, central Part time position at air, Inground pool and 4 ROOMS. Heated, stove. $395. 6464412 to leave want a little Independence and your own retail oepratlons has non areas. Good benef­ occupied or Investor. 0 6 0 3 3 References, lease, se­ message or 649-4820. C-319 Immediate openings quality Pre-School. Call for details. Sentry . 2 car garage with stor­ income, call 647-9946 or 647-9947. its also available. Call Early Education Back­ curity deposit. No pets. for oil shifts. Fleixible for appointment. CPP Real Rstote. 643-4060.O age loft. Offered at 5 2 9 -2 8 8 8 1 cor parking. $518. MANCHESTER. 2 scheduling. Apply in ground and experience MSTHUCTNM $229,000. Blanchard 8i Security Service, preferred. Call Dlrec- MANCHESTER. Spa­ 649-3346.______bedroom-Ouplex, no Family Frame-Ups-an person: Amazing Rocky Hill. 563-2385. cious starter. $118,900. Rossetto. Coll for ap­ utilities. Security and inexpensive and perosnal way Stores, Broad Street tor 643-8684.______pointment today. Blan­ 5 ROOMS, 3rd floor, heat Good size 3 bedroom and hot water Included. references. No pets. to display your favorite photos Porkode, Manchester. BAYLOR Supervisor. We • eee eeeeeeee Colonial priced for the chard ft Rossetto. “ We $4n per month. 649- have openings for a Guarantee Our DUDMEDD Reference and security with easy-to-make s ii^le or PULL 'HME EOE CERTNianiTHTUTM first time buyer. 13 x 21 4200. Available August multi-photo frames, using supervisors position Auiherlied Summer Soheel Houses." 646-2482.0 PROPERTY required. 643-5363. CO RETAN. A0VERTISIN6 P0STIN6 CLERK CARPENTERS and Cor- ADULT living room with wood- 1st. cardboard, boxes, velvet or every weekend. 7am- meke-up. AH Melh euSleelA Ex- N MANCHESTER. 4 rooms, penters helpers. Own stove den and 1st floor /MANCHESTER. $259,900. Applleatiora ars now bsing accsptod for the posi­ 7pm and 7pm-7am. For pedenoed In SAT piepeisllon HIGH Traffic area. Two- adults preferred. No suede-cloth, etc. Great for tools and transporta­ CARRIER laundry. Aluminum Newly listed. Impecca­ gifts. tion of retail advertising posting dark. Applicants tion. Work In Manches­ more Information call (Melh a EngHih) emiehment re- siding convenient loca­ ble 8 room, 2 ■ Estate«647-76584v. . * coot iMi stHf m m o . EOE. 24^9543, Crestfleld Convols- cosh with on ad In Clossl- 643-2711. 647-8895.C $548,247-5036. evenings...... cent, 643-51.51. fied? 643-2711. CARS CARS BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY FOR SALE FOR SALE SUBARU 1984. 4 door. Blue, 5 speed, standard transmission. Air con­ PANmin/ MRGEIIANEDUS MISCELLANEOUS ditioning, cassette SCRANTON CHILD CARE PAPERIN6 SERVICES player. 47,000 miles. SERVICES Asking $5200. 742-9763. LICENSED Day Care ANO seLtCT useo cahs... COLLEGE Painters. Pro­ aoMc a.a« financinq on lessi Mother has Immediate fessional lob without TOYOTA 76 Corolla openings. Call M ary at HAWKES TREE SERVICE wagon, engine excel­ S7 DOOQE CARAVAN MSees the professional price. 87 LaBARON QTS Twto >12,296 872-0434 after 2. Bill 647-8922. d r iv e w a y s Bucket, truck 6 chipper. lent, body good, 150k. Saolad coating, potchlna, $700. 647-9449 evenings. 87 PLY VOVAQER >15,898 NEED auallty chid care? ABSOLUTE PAINTING not rubber, crock saollng. Stump removal. Free 87 CARAVAN >ie,2M Call Nannies "R" Us estimates. Special 87 RAMCHARQER 4i4 >17,S96 CO. consideration for elderly VW Super Beetle 1972. 87 CARAVAN >14 196 Inc., ot 233-7457. Ask for M & S Very dependable. $400. Suzonne. and handicapped. 87 VOVAQER >15;8g6 Quaranteed quality SEALCOAT Call 643-1699. 88 THUNOERBIRO >g,996 work. References, Free 647-7553 86 DOOQE FAJ LoaPM >11,496 525-2445 86 RELIANT S.W . V 6 8 6 Estimates. Inexpenslye. 88 DOOQE >12i996 CARPENTRY/ 88 LASER Turto >11896 Call Doug 643-9558 Sell Your Car 86 DOOQE CHARQER >7,866 REM0DELIN6 CORRIVEAU UW N 88 LaBARON Turbo >12,496 CUSANO LAWN 88 DOOQE ROYAL FU >10,695 ADDITIONS. Fromlns, PAINTING SERVICE SERVICE 88 LaBARON 4 Or Turbo >12,496 skylights, roofing, Inlarlor and a^rtor. Wallpapar- Quality grooming at 81 CADDY OaVILLE- Moot >6,296 Ing. Quality taofk. Ralatancaa Cemasrclil, resIdaaMsI 4 Lines — 10 Days 86 BUICK REQAL I w. >12,995 sheet rock, taping, and laann are ser sgadaltyl affordable prices! Uoon root, loadod. Iko no* painting. Quality work, and hilly Inaurad. SO yaara aa- esTWATes - fULLYiNsuneo 504 charge, each addi­ 86 CELEBRITY >7 795 reasonable prices, and parlanca Martin Mattson, altar Can far a FREE asdaiata. tional line. You can 86 PLY HORIZON (p >6.995 4:Sa Call 646-9716 86 CHY. QTS >ia295 references. Coll Bob 646-4075 cancel at any time. West 649-35M. 640-4431 86 800 Conv. (S) >13.886 CORRV 85VOYAQER >9996 85COUQAR >9496 NO REFUNDS OR 84 PLY. RELIANT >4.996 C A IIK IfT 1IV & I MISCELLANEOUS ECONOMY LAWN MOWER ADJUSTMENTS 84 CHARQER i *. >2596 SERVICES Lawn Mowara rapalrad. 82 PONTIAC J2000 >Z998 REMODELMC SERVICES I DELIVERING CALL HERALD 80 FORD CUSTOMIZED >5496 ComptM* horn* npair* and ra- 10% Senior CHtaena Rich farm loom, 5 yards, modatlng. W« apadalln In battv ODD lobs. Trucking. VAN • SAOOO loi. tbowMoopor DIaeounI $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel 79 BUICK SKYLARK >2.795 rooma and kHchan*. Small acala Home repairs. You CLASSrFIED commarclal arark. RagMarad. In- kraa pick up and dalhnry. Faal and decorative stone. aurad, rafaraneaa. name It, we do It. Free oouftaoua aanrtea. Call anytima 875-3311 estimates. Insured. 643- 643-9504 643-2711 M M l t S 0304. M7-$S60

MsrchandlsB MRCELLANEDUS TAB CARS FOR SALE SALES FOR SALE Antique double bed (year SATURDAYTuiTTSthT? 1800) best offer. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. INC. to 4. 14 Ashw orth BUICK Century 1976. Ex­ ■ N • a M j j 1 1 [FURNITURE Dresser and bureau Street, off of Autumn cellent running condi­ set, $100. Boys BM X Street. No early birds. tion, body good. $1000. 87 LEBARON COUPE I COMPLETE living room bike, $80. Call after ^ m New picnic table, ste­ 649-2316 offer 3:30. set. Earth . tones- 647-1946.______reo stand, and mlscel- STK. #1214 country. Excellent HONDA Accord 1978. 2 boys bikes, refrlgera- loneous Item s.______Hatchback, for ports. LOADED c o n d itio n . 275-1960 tor/freezer side by weekdays.______BOLTON. Beautiful $400. Call after 7pm. ' side. 644-8687 offer 4:30. toddlers (girls l-4t), 646-4208. SOFA and loveseat. AIR Conditioner. 8000 clothing, car seat, crib, P U G E O T 1974 504 diesel. Brown and White BTU. $250. Plano toys, tv, stereo, lamps, striped. $500. 646-1878. Good running condi­ 4'x11', Baby Grand household goods, great tion or for parts. $400. $1500. 649-3174.______stuff. 10-4. Saturday 646-4208 offer 7pm. Ju ly 18th, rain 7/19. No 11,406. ITV/STEREO/ MOVING. Tag sale. Lecor 1983. Deluxe. Mint Queen Anne solid early birds. 64 Birch [appliances Mountoln Extension. condition. Am/tm cherry living room, ta­ cassette. 54k, $1500 OR 491. PER MONTH DOUBLE oven, self bles, 8' gold velvet MISCELLANEOUS /best offer. 644-2080. cleaning Hotpoint sofa, kitchen set. Mis­ household Items. Sat­ urday 8i Sunday at 65 PLYMOUTH Vollant64. New 1987 stove. Coppertone. cellaneous house and yard equipment and Still Field Rd., Man- Very good running good condition. Great chester. 649-9980. condition. Best offer rChRYSLER 5TH AVF for cottage or apart­ articles. All excellent condition. 649-9980. 649-6945. ment. Best offer. White SATURDAY and Sunday, Stk. #1244 MOVING. Priced low for Ju ly 18 & 19, 10-3. New PLYM OUTH Horizon Glenwood apartment Hatchback 1980. Auto­ size stove. Needs oven quick sale. 2 couches, and used furniture, coll. $20 os Is. 646-5160 GE refrigerator, dining new mlcrowave/con- matic, good condition. otter 6pm.□ room set, full size bed. ventlon oven, pots, Asking $1295. Coll after Call after 6. 6434)160. dishes, cut gloss, lathe 9pm or weekends. 646- with all accessories, 6195. r^lLAWNANO tools, etc. 180 Chestnut CAMARO 1975. Run"s *16,340 L i i HARDEN Street, Manchester. great. AM/fm cassette. Good tires. AGW AY 10 horse power 350 engine. $1500 or best OR 410 PER MONTH riding tractor with AUTOMOTIVE offer. 646-1956.______New 1987______Craftsman lawn Toyota Celica 76, parts s w w per. 2 years old. car, runs. $200 or best Tchrysler C,0NQUFST tsi 22® o r offer. Call offer. 643-5085 between Sfk. #1 S28-4805 offer 5. CARS 5:30 and 7pm. FOR SALE RELIANT 1981, 2 door. Joe Son ttn mui Uaoi. TAB Immaculate, 4 speed Any aiMNinl dakaarad. Also, till, SALES AMCGremilnTwrTew ■ Rusty Jones, drive gnvat, alona and bark mulch. tires and exhaust, runs train guarantees $2000. Btobeai. baefchoa a kiadar lankd. good. $850. 742-6537. 1 6 ,6 3 5 S A TU R D A Y Ju ly 18,10-4 646^298 offer 6pm. R4m C 0Nt1RUei10N 8, Sunday Ju ly 19,12-4. DODGE Charger SE 1972 HONDA Accord 1981. 4 Rain dote July 25 & 26. Very good condition! door, 5 speed, great STg-MOD/aBMm Power, air. 649-3663 at- OR 305 PER MONTH No early birds please. ter 4pm.______Asking $3150. 27 Church Street, 742-7757.______Monchester.______M ALIBU Classic 79, good »7. "FP*«>»>'F iFHoiy roboM HONDA Accord 1981. 5 ^ P«F* «I<«M >do« io>. Won naittn- PETS AND M ULTI Family tag sale, condition. Recently speed, 4 door, power t»» w o n c o loo Amonco't choico poymanH overhauled, olr, inte­ M 47 and 1 month with d b w n p o ^ SUPPLIES Saturday Ju ly 18th, steering, sun roof, 1500 cosh Of trod* 10.5% APB. rior like new. Asking beige. Needs new 9om-4pm. Miscellane­ $1800. 646-6903. Eskimo Splt» puppies 10 ous Items. Something clutch. $1500 or best weeks old, UKC regis­ for everyone. 190 Prln- FORD 1985 Tempo 2 offer. 649-8231 leave tered, Shota. $200. 647- ceton Street.______dooor, 5 speed, over­ messooe.______9137 drive, power steering, t a g Sale. 315 Henry OLDS Omega 1983. Power 4 F R E E kittens. G rey Street, Manchester. brakes. Rear window brakes and steering. defogger. One owner. tabby. Shots, box Saturday July 18. 9-1. Air, automotic, excel- trained. Call 742-576$. 84000. 649-7501 after Miscellaneous Items. 6pm. super condition. 649-9504 cum' •••••■ t m m RMMLE ED »»•— INVITATION TO BID RMSMi OD HMMU Saolad nidi will be racalvad In Ilia Oanaral Sarvicas' of- McCaHum, Curry f lc a .^ Cantar St., Moncbat- tar, C T until AUG UST 7 ,1«S7 ol 11:W o.m. for tha follow- TAKE A LOOK Ine: in tMe matchup UNION POND DAM PROJECT - REPAIRS AND By Tim Dohlbero 1986 ALTERATIONS OF DAM CLYDE AND AUXILIARY The Associated Press LINCOLN ' STRUCTURES Tha Toam of Monchoatar la , Nev. — Undefeated Mike an aquol opoertunlty om- 1987 CHEVROLET TOWN CAR ployar, and raquirta on oftlr- McCallum, boxing's longest-reigning champion, 2 to choose from motlvo action policy foroH of is seeing the recognition and big paydays that White. Blue Its Contractors and Vondora have 80 far eluded him. Donald Curry says his CAVALIER Z24 Your Choice oa o condition of doine bual- noaa wtth llio Town, oa par future as a fighter is at stake. .Fodorol Ordor 11244. McCallum defends his World Boxing Associa­ $18,500 Bid forma, plana and apocin- tion junior middleweight title Satuiday night cations ora ovaltabla at tbo against Curry, the former cham­ Gonoral Sorvicaa' oftlco. 86 Mustang *6895 pion once considered the best pound-for-pound Coupes & Hatchbacks In StockI TOW N OF fighter in the world. 85 Oran Marq Brh. *6895 MANCHESTER, CT. Automatics & 5-Speeds In StockI ROBERT B. WEISS, Curry hopes to regain the stature he had before 86 Mazda RX7 *12,400 GENERAL MANAGER losing his undisputed welterweight crown. 0354)7 "I feel like he's my whole career,*’ said Curry. ^500 CASH REBATE or 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 "It’s a must-win situation for me." Curry, 27-1 with 20 , is a 2-1 favorite in Q 0A annual PERCENTAGE 83 Lynx Wg.. At. AC *4695 INVITATION TO BIO efSI RATE FINANCING "ELECTRICAL Las Vegas sports books, but their scheduled 3 . 57 /O 86 Mazda SES P/U *5495 RENOVATION • FORMER 15-round fight figures to be an attractive matchup BURNSIDE SCHOOL" 85 Colony Park featuring two boxers with fine skills and proven Tbo Boord of Education, 110 power. CLYDE 872-9111 Wagon *10.400 Long Hill Drivo, East Hart- u u T u c b u ic k , INC. - v - - CT., will rocolvo soolod The fight is scheduled to begin about 7:15 p.m. 86 Markur XR4TI *11,495 Mda for "ELE C TR IC A L RE­ NOVATION • FORMER -^PDT. 85 Subaru Wag. AT. *6895 BURNSIDE SCHOOL". Md "It will be a good flght, a sensational fight," Information and agadfloo- predicted L«u Duva, who manages McCallum. 85 Buick Ragal *7495 tiona ora ovalloblo at tbo Bu- alnosa Offlco. Job moatine to "This fight really belongs up there as a great 65 Olda Calala *6395 bo hold July 2S, 1fS7 at 11:00 fight." A. M. Soolad Mda wlll bo rt- 85 OM C Jimmy *10.400 csivod until 1:30 P.M., Tuoa- McCallum, 31-4 with 28 knockouts, has held the dov. Aueuat 4, 1807 at which WBA 154-pound crown since winning it from Sean 84 Oran. Marquit LS *8695 tlmo thov will bo puMldv Mannion in October 1984. He knocked out all five opanod and rood aloud. Tbo 88 lauzu DLX PAJ *5095 Board of Education roaorvoa opponents in title defenses, but has drawn little tbo rtebt to occopl or rdoct attention for his work. any or oil Mda or Ibo rieht to “If I knock out Donald Curry, the whole world MORIARTY wol VO tocbnlcM tormolltloa If It Is In tha bast Intarast to do will know it,” said McCallum, a native to. who now lives in Valley Stream, N.Y. “Everyone BROTHERS Richard A. Huot, will know what a great fighter Mike McCallum 301 Cwitar 8L Olroctor/BMlnoaa Sorvicaa 03SO7 Is.” ManchMter, CT While McCallum has remained an enigma for 7 all but the most dedicated boxing fans, Curry’s 643.513S INVITATION TO BIO Tha Monchoatar Public talents are well documented. Schools aolldta Mda tor RE- The 25-year-oId Fort Worth, Texas, fighter was CALL AND ASK FOR PLACEMENT OF OIL the rave of the boxing world when he scored a TA N K S for tbo 19S7-18SS aehool year at Bowora, stunning second-round knockout over previously CLYDE Ktanav. VarMonck and Wod- undefeated Milton McCrory in December 1985 to BILL PICANO! CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ddl Schools. Soolad Mda wlll unify the 147-pound welterweight title. R O U T E 83, V E R N O N bo rtcolvad until July 29, 19B7,2:30 P.M., of which tims But a shocking knockout loss at the hands of S2Ca«alllara*. •3495 thav will bo ixA lldy oponwi. Britian’s Lloyd Honeyghan last September cost 198S CAMARO Z-28 Tho right It raaarvad to ro- 8S Canlury 4dr. •6995 him his title and raised some questions about how SALE la d any and oil Mda. Soodfl- good Curry actually was. ISJSSi 83 Skylark 4 dr. •4895 cottoiw and Md forma may bo u PRICE 111/100 aocurod at thb Bualnaas Of- “Anybody could have beaten me that night," 84 Camaro va. ac *8495 flet, 45 North School Stroot, 84 Ctitbfity 4 4r. w«. *7295 Monchtstor, Connodicut. said Curry, who blamed his loss on managerial 1985 BUICK REGAL 84 Skytiawk 4 «r. wg. *5995 039417 problems and trying to lose 11 pounds in three SALE S4 0MaClara4*. *7495 days before the fight. "I had stopped trying to PRICE $8395 ® 64 Rivara Coupa *11.695 INVITATION TO BID improve as a welterweight and it caught up to me. 85 Chav. Capiies 44r. •8495 The Monchoator Public I had no motivation." Schools aolldta bids lor 1983 MAZDA RX7 88 EaeoR Kback •6195 MUSIC E Q U IP M EN T for the Curry has won his only two fights since the loss, 88 Subaru OL XT •9495 both on fifth-round disqualifications for butting. SALE 1967-I9S8 acheial yoor. Soolad 86 Canlury 44r. •10,295 Mda wlll bo rocalvod until Au­ He knows he must look impressive against PRICE 68 Cavallar 4*. •8395 gust 4, 19S7, 2:00 P.M., at $7995 ^ which tlmo tbov will bo gub- McCallum if he is to get in line for some future big BTSpaolrum 4 *. *8495 lld v opanod. The right It ro- paydays. 1985 NISSAN STANZA 87 Chsmta a*. *5495 aorvad to rtla d any and all "I need a dramatic win," Curry conceded. 87 Bsfsila a*. •10,995 Mda. Spadflcotlona and Md SALE forma may bo aocurod of the PRICE $67?5-^.iJSfi- Butlnoaa Offlco, 4S North 872-9111 School Straol, Mondioater. Connodicut. 1984 MAZDA '626’ 04047 SALE '.IP, Mottet holds lead PRICE $6495 INVITATION TO BIO IQ4 JCMIPER8 / Tho Monchoatar Public Schoda aolldta Mda for PAR- of Tour de France 1984 MAZDA '626’ TIAL ROOF REPLACE­ SALE MENT AT ILLING JR. HIGH CHEVROLET m s Cus­ for tho 1907-19W aehool yoor. AVIGNON. France (AP) - Dutchman Jean-Paul PRICE tom open rood camper Soolod Mda wlll bo receivod $6495 AS until July 29,1987, 2:00 P.M., Van Poppel outsprinted the pack Friday to win the 17th von. Loaded. Good of which tlmo thav will bo stage of the Tour de France cycling race, but Charies condition. S499S. 646- puMIdy ooonod. Thg right It 1030. rotarvad to roloct any and oil Mottet of France retalna the leader’s yellow Jersey, S/'EAST Mda. Spoclflcotlona and bid u tl*® Superconfex team CHEVY VAN 1979 wltholr forma may bo aocurod at tho conditlonine. Am/fm Butlnoaa Offlea, 45 North beat Italian Guido Bontempi by the width of an inner i : a WINDSOR cassette. Captain's School Stroot. Monchoatar, t u ^ at the end of this 148.S-mile route from Millau to choirs. Sofa, Ice box. Connodicut. Avignon. Officials needed a photofinish to separate the Coll 742-0746. Oom-Spm, 041-07 two riders. ask for George. The climbers dominated the first part of the course REMOVE GREASE and leading up to the second category climb at the Aigooal rust from outdoor metal Pass, where ’s Luis Herrera gained enough furniture the easy way. ground to overhaul Raul Alcala of Mexico as leader of M0TIMCYGLE8/ Just dip o cloth In turpen­ the official King of the Mountain competition. 348 SOUTH MAIN STREET tine and rub the metal The overall classification was barely affected after EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 until spots disappear. To this leg. Mottet still leads Bernard and Ireland’s W IL L Trade 10 speed sell Idle Items the eosv Stephen Roche by more than a minute. boy's Roleleh Tourine wav, use a low-cost od In The riders rest Saturday before an important time bike for used Moped. classified. 289-6483 Coll 643-9279. trial Sunday that finishes on Mount Ventoux, the highest peak of the tour at 6,266 feet. f " ' V --^; r Sports in Brief Scoreboard

Ltecomb In need of funds Peter Horrison 73-75— IW Atark James 7573— IW Todd Liscpmb, who’ll be a junior at Manchester High Russell Weir 7376-lW Softbafl School in the fall, has qualified for next Saturday’s G o lf Bernard Gallacher 7573— 148 o-Roger Winchester 7375— 1W National Junior Olympics at Brigham Young Univer­ Michael King 7573— 1W sity in Provo. Utah, where he’ll compete in the Poul Thomas 7573— 1W 1500-meter run. But Liscomb is in need of financial Vaughan Somers 7672— 148 Dusty Taltwnod Philip ParkYn 77-71— 148 assistance to help defray the cost of the trip, AAanuel Pinero 7573— 148 Army and Navy exploded for eight approximately $500. Anyone wishing to help Liscomb LADIKS INVITATIONAL BEST Mitch Adcock 77-71— 148 runs In the fifth Inning In downed BALL — Gross- Nicole Oomorllan- Andy Oldcorn 7574— 149 Nutmeg Mechanical Services, 155, can forward donations in his behalf to George Suitor, Clndy Focev M, Lorle Roche-Trocv Ian Mosey 77-72— 149 Friday night at Keeney Field. Bruce c/o filing Junior High School. 227 E.Middle Tpke.. Lelner 77, Sue Brieo-Jodv Evans 77; Ion Young 7675— 149 KInel hod four hits, Bruce Fray three Manchester. Net- Julie Fournler-FlorenceTlrone57, Edword Webber 77-72— 149 and Daton Simpson two for A 8 N. Dan Jvmnie McMInome-AAIkl Marks 57, Anders Sorensen 7675— 149 Wright and Dave Chevrette hod three Ester Orbosbv-Jeon Rolnev iO, Morv Tony Chornlev 7574— 149 and two hits, respectively, for Nutmeg. Ann Woluk-Kothryn LozoskI 61, Solly Magnus Persson 72-77— 149 Whlthom-Kothv DImlow 61, Volorle Poul Wav 7574— 149 Morlarty Brothers home tonight GlesIn-NIcole Leduc 61. Vicente Fernandez 78-71-149 A Central Moriarty Brothers resumes play in the Greater Dovis Love III 72-77— 149 Nossltf Arms outlosted Manchester Mlnnachiug Jose Rivero 7674— 150 Cycle, 11-8, at Fitzgerald Field. Rick Hartford ’Twilight Baseball League today with a Johan Rvstrom 7377— 150 Nicolo and Ken Comeau each ripioed twi-night double-header at Moriarty Field. The first WOMEN’S NINE HOLE — T«T Adorn Hunter 77-73— 150 three hits while Dave Solesky and Joe tournament- Lowoross- A Agnes Tulick Stephen McAllister 7573— 150 Chetelot each homered for Nossiff's. game will match MB’s against the Vernon Orioles at 5 26, B- Happy Cass 29, C- Dot Arts 35; Low Ian Baker-Rnch 7676— 150 Bob Klernan and Ston Alexander each p.m. with the nightcap against the Newington Capitols, putts- A - Betty Phillips 17, B- Rachel Stephen Bennett 71-79— 150 had two hits for Cycle. tentatively set for a 7; 30 p.m. start. Carbonneou 17, C- Mary PeloskI 17. Bill Longmuir 7971— 150 Corev Pavin 7377— 150 T.C. Chen 7673— 151 Charter Oek Poul Kent 7378— 151 Legion to face Torrlngton Sunday Brlttsh Open icores Robert Lee 7677— 151 Acodlo Restaurant topped Manches­ T.M . Chen 7673— 151 ter Property Maintenonce, 95, Friday ’The Manchester Legion baseball team will travel to Denis Dumlan 72-79— 151 ot Fitzgerald Field. Mike B e«h hod M U IR FIELD , Scotland (AP) — Second- four hits. Bill Frottoroll three and Dove Torrington on Sunday to face the Torrington Legion roundscores Friday In ttw 116tti BrItlshOpen o-DavW Curry 8071—151 Bill AAallev 7674— 152 Erickson homered for Acodlo. Glenn Golf Championship on the 6,963-yord, Bogglnl hod three ^fetles for MPM. team at 6 p.m. in a nine-inning non-Zone contest. por-71 Muirfleld links (o^lenotes omo- David Llewellyn 77-75— 152 teur): Paul Corrlglll 7674— 152 Midget football holding signups Paul Azlnger 6S68— 136 Jim Hallet 7577— 152 Poyne Stewort 71-66— 137 Jose-Marla Canizares 7380-152 West Side The Manchester Midget Football League is holding Nick Faldo 6S69-137 MIchoel Harwood 7676— 152 Blue Ox outslugged Cox Coble, 1510, another signup session for the 1987 season ’Tuesday Rodger Davis 64-73— 137 Peter Senior 7678— 152 Fridov night at Pogonl Field. Gary Andrew Brooks 7674— 152 nigjit at 6 at Charter Oak Park near the warming hut. Gerry Taylor 6968—137 Lemire, Roy Purtell ond Sean Thomp­ Tom Watson 6969^138 son eoch hod three hits and Dove The league is for youngsters ages 10-14. ’There is a $15 David Frost 706S—138 Boston Five Classic Jackson, Steve Huleot and Jeff Stein registration fee and a parent or guardian must Crolo Stodler . 6969— 138 two apiece for Blue Ox. Chris Saunders accompany a youngster at the signups. There is a $25 Bernhard Longer 6969—138 roped three hits and Angel Rodriguez, Mark Calcovecchla 6970—139 DANVERS, Moss. (AP) — Second- Scott Fultz and Bill Houghtallng two maximum per family. Cheerleader registration fee is 7069— 139 round scores Friday ot the LPGA Boston apiece for Cox. $ 10 . Bob Tw ov 67-72— 139 Rve Golf Classic on the por 3537— 72, Standings: B.A. Club 11-0, Blue Ox 93, Nick Price «e.7i _ i 39 Practice will start on August 17 at the Martin School. 6jn 6 vard Tara Ferncrott Country Club: Thrifty Packoge Store 7-5, Purdy Corp. Lorry Mize 68-71-139 Jody Rosenthol 6966— 135 56, Edwards 347 57, North United Graham Marsh 6970—139 Sally Quinlan 67-70— 137 Methodist 56, Food for Thought 58, Mark McNulty 71-69— 140 7166— 137 Cox Coble 912. Judgment for Hornung upheld Raymond Royd 72-68— 140 Becky Pearson 6968— 137 Ion Woosnom 71-69^140 7068— 138 FRANKFORT, Ky. — The National Collegiate Wayne Grady to -t i - 141 6671— 139 PaganI Ben Crenshaw 7368—141 Rosie Jones t i.69— 140 Athletic Association on Friday lost its first appeal of an Hal Sutton 71-70— 141 Donna Coponl 7368— 141 Mudvllle Nine trimmed Aldo's PIzzo, order to pay $1.16 million in damages to Paul Homung Lee Trevino 67.74—141 Donna White 6673— 141 54, ot PaganI Field. Jett Phelon and for barring the pro football Hall of Famer as an Jumbo Ozokl 6972— 141 Dot Germain 71.70— u i John McCarthy each had two hits for Fuzzy Zoeller 71-70— 141 Barb Bunkowsky 7269— 141 Mudvllle while Mickey Bomboredo, announcer of college football telecasts. Ken Brown 6973— 142 6972— 141 Steve Soulots and Ron Tasker had a like A three-judge panel of the Kentucky Court of Appeals o-Poul Mayo 72-70— 142 Cathy Marino 67-74— 141 number for Aldo's. ruled unanimously that the NCAA had a duty to act in Adders Forsbrand 7369—142 Sandra Spuzich 7567— 142 Standings; Reed Construction 192, 71-71—142 AAarta Rgueros-Dottl 72-70— 142 Mudvllle Nine 9-3, Nossltf Sports 7-4, good faith, but failed to do so, in exercising a David Grofhom 6973—142 Deedee Roberts 7072— 142 Aldo's PIzzo 7-5, Strono Real Estate 56, contractual right to refuse announcers chosen for the Mark Roe 7468— 142 Patti Rizzo 7073— 143 Keith Realty 56, I MO 3-9, Manchester telecasts by Atlanta-based WTBS in 1982. Billy Andrade 7449—143 Amy Read 72-71— 143 Rre & Police 912. John Slaughter 72-71— 143 7370— 143 Neither Homung nor attorneys for the NCAA were Joy HOOS 6974— 143 Susan Tonkin 71-72— 143 immediately available for comment. Lonny Wodklns 72-71— 143 Dole Eogellng 72-71— 143 7370— 143 Lenore Murooka 6974—143 Fulton Allem 7469—143 Colleen Walker 7372— 144 Rec soccer 7073—143 Deb Richard 7569-144 Gordon Brand, Jr. 7370—143 RoUn Walton 7074—144 Jose-Morla Olazobal 70-73— 143 Am y Alcott 67-77— 144 Television and Radio Ove Sellbero 71-72— 143 JoAnne Corner 7767—144 Ken Green 67-76— 143 Deborah Skinner 7666— 144 Midget girls Eomonn Darcy 7469—143 Sherri Stelnhouer 72-72— 144 Whltecops 3 (Sarah Hornbostel 3), Ossie Moore 71-72— 143 'i^ .'^ N o u s e 72-72— 144 Stallions 2 (Beth MIzoras 2). Whltecops ’TODAY Andy Bean 70-73— 143 Juli tnkster 69-75— 144 win league title. David Fehertv 74.70—144 Noon — U.S. Olympic Festival, ESPN Gordon J. Brand 72-72—144 Noon — Golf: British Open, Chs. 8, 40 Fred Couples 70-74— 144 Danny Edwards 71-73—144 Hardse’sBolf Classic 1 p.m. — Athletics at Red Sox, NESN, W’HC Brian AAorchbonk 7372— 144 Transactions 2 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims of Newport, John O'Leary 71-73— 144 COAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — Second- SportsChannel Nell Hansen 7569— 144 rouiM scores Friday from the $5004X10 Brian Jones 7372— 145 2:30 p.m. — U.S. Clay Court Championships, ESPN 5 ?** Classic on the par-70, Atols Lanner 71-74— 145 6602-yard Oakwood Country Club course; BASEBALL 3 p.m. — Orioles at Royals, Channels 22, 30 Tommy Nokallma 7372—145 Amertooh Loobm 5 p.m. — Golf: Boston Five Classic, ESPN AAark O'Meara 7372— 145 Brad Fobel BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Jeff Hawkes 71-74— 145 6465-129 7 p.m. — Reds at MeU, Chs. 9, 20, WKHT Mark McCumber 6467— 131 Reactivated Mike Ronogon, pitcher, from Tom Kite 7372— 145 Tom Purtzer the 21-doydlsobledllst.RacedTanv Arnold, Philip Waltan 7373—145 6764— 131 7:30 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Festival, ESPN Roy Barr Jr. 6764— 131 pltcher,onlhe15dovdlsabledllst. 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at Rangers, WPOP Howard Clark 7373r-145 Fred Wadsworth 6567— 132 -^Actlvoted Larry Nelson 70-75— 145 Charles Bolling Jr. Bobby Meocham, lnflelder,from the 15dav 10 p.m. — Boxing: Mike McCallum vs. Donald Curry, Brandel ChamMee 7372—145 6765— 132 Mike Smith 7161— 132 disabled list. PlacedCecllloGuante,pltcher, WBA jr. middleweight title, HBO Jet Ozokl 7373— 145 Jim Gallagher Jr. onthe21-d(^dlsabtedllst,retroacttvetoJulv Sandy Lyle 7669— 145 6963— 132 Mike Sullivan 6666— 132 7. 7669^145 Ron Streck SUNDAY Jack Nlcklous 74.71—145 6667— 133 FOOTBALL Dove Stockton 7(t63— 133 10:30 a.m. — Golf: British Open, Chs. 8, 40 Manuel Calero 71.74—145 Kenny Knox Hugh Balocchl 72-73— 145 6766— 133 CHICAGO BEARS— Releaied Ivon Roy Stewart 6568— 133 Hicks, defensive bock, and Benny Noon — U.S. Olympic Festival, ESPN Ross Drummond 796^145 Perry Arthur 1 p.m. — Athletics at Red Sox, Chs. 30, 38, WTIC Miguel AAartIn 74-71—145 6767— 134 Mitchell, . Mike Morley 6866— 134 CINCINNATI BENGALS-SIgned Orolg 1:30 p.m. — Reds at Mets, Chahnel 9, WKHT Wayne WOstner 71-75— 146 Bob Lohr David Jones 72-74—144 6668— 134 Raddatz, llnebocker. 2 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims of Newport, Mike McCullough 6668-134 C LEV E LA N D B ROW NS-Signed Ludus Chris Moody 7670—146 Dewey Amette Sanford, linebacker, Jackie Kline, defen­ SportsChannel Anthony Stevens 71-75— 146 Billy Plerot 6767— 134 Dent A Cooper 7672-146 6965- 134 sive lineman, and Lorry AAosen, running 3 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Clay Court Championships, Dave Rummells 6571-134 bock. Released Brad Van Pelt, line­ Gonr Player 7374-146 Bobby Clompett ESPN Scott Simpson 7571— 146 6668- 134 backer. Morris Hotolsky DALLAS COWBOYS-Slgned Jeff 4 p.m. — Boxing: Terrence Ali vs. Jose Luis Bill MCCOII 71-75-146 Gll Morgan 6669— 135 o-RIcfcy Wllllson 6669— 135 Zimmerman, offensive guard, and Alvin Ramirez, WBC lightweight title, Channel 3 75 71—144 Mike NIcolette Blount, running bock. DM Not Qualify Tom Shaw 72-63— 135 4 p.m. — Motorsports: Toronto Grand Prix, Channel Malcolm Mackenzie 7671—147 6867— 135 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Stonod Paul Don Pohl Palmer, running bock, to a senes of four 30 Andrew Sherborne 72-75—147 John Mohhoffey 6966— 135 Jim Thorpe 7673-147 6866-136 one-year contracts. Signed Michael Scott Hoch Clemons, running bock. 5 p.m. — Golf: Boston Five Classic, ESPN Mosohlro Kuramoto 7673—147 Mike Bender 6868— 136 5 p.m. — Cycling: Tour de France, Channel 3 Barry Ijine 7671—147 7066-136 STEELERS— Dave Hobby 6571— 136 SignedGary Dunn, nosetackle. a§ Gavin Levenson 7572— 147 Don Halldorson 7:30 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Festival, ESPN Christy O'Conner, Jr. 7673—147 6769-136 AAark Brooks 6769^136 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-$lgned John 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at Rangers, SportsChannel, David Gilford 7077— 1« Russ Cochran WPOP Des Smyth 72-75— 147 6868-136 Frank, tight end. Derrick Harmon and Don Forsmon 6868-136 Doug DuBose, running bocks. Spcnrts in Brief S c o v e l H M i ^

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«• N sw York 57 34 434 — Randolph undergoes surgery Toronto 9 37 JI4 4 Oolrolt » 37 575 5 □ NEW YORK - Willie Randolph, the New York AMlwaukM 44 43 505 II Yankees All-Star second basemen, underwent success­ Boston 41 49 554 ISVi Boltlmors 9 9 .411 WVi ful surgery Friday to repair tom cartilage in his left 540 34 knee, the club said. W L Pet. OB The m rgery was performed by Yankees physician 9 41 549 — Dr. John Bonamo at NYU Medical Center. Bonamo Oakland «41 41 539 1 said Randolph could be back In action in S-4 weeks. Kansas Oty ss44 43 517 3 CaUfomta ss44 45 505 4 In the meantime, the Yankees have activated SsoNlo «4S « 500 4W from the 15-day disabled Tshos 41 47 546 7V4 list, and be Is expected to replace Randolph. Meacham ° * ‘***® **35 52 502 13 was out with an injured right ankle. OnMg^tl.Bdstoni wtnnit^ OstroltZ.SaattlsO Houston officsrs His lawsuH CMcaeo 4, Oevstand X W Iraunos MlwwMtaXTsrwito2 BemmoreXKeesasCltvl HOUSTON — Two Houston police officers filed a Mllwaukson,OolMornla2 AHwrlciii L « | m rm lawsuit Friday seeking fio.2 milUon in damages NSW YoilcXTy g 4 Nallmil Lngua rmilti stemming from a July, 1986 incident that resulted in four baseball players being charged Ookjoiid (A e S la rM at Boston (Hurst TIgart 7. Martan 0 flidt 5, M M t with assault and battery. Named in the suit were Mets Manager Davey iOATTU m riiM snrHM IN a N N A T I Johnson and four players — Ron Darting, Tim Teufel. laoRiwtgf m^0 f p4ii« M osescf 4618 iNhNakrSb 5 0 0 0 I B r h M Bob Ojeda and Rick Aguilera — Houston attorney A. ■JW*W>_fQust(srman 61) at Ostrelt B rontlevlf 3010 orkbias 3110 MWHsnct Predev3b Wll3b 3010 TouMSb m i Lee McLain said. 7:15 P4H. It lt t S S .X 1000 ''s n o M s p r -. I f f " *?- ot Minnesota SMthendh 4000 0100 KHrndsib 4 1 1 0 Also named in the suit, filed in State District Court, (Hsikre 5«>, 1:05 pjn. ADovIs lb i i i l t s s r . 423 1 R on co p 0000 C artsrc 3010 were directors of Sterling Doubleday Enterprises, ._9P!**°n** - (jtotton 4-9) at Mllwoukso MNlec 3008 Hrndndh 4 110 UDovIscf 3000 Strwbryrt 4011 (Boslo 5S, 8:35 pjn. O irslnsrt i t O f L etnen cf P o rk srrt 3 111 M cttvUsH 4020 which owns the Mets, and Suzanne Bonacci. who was 0200 TJonssIt 4 12 1 o» Texas Oubtonsss 8000*4ealhc 4111 HJotan3b 4000 present at the club when the incident occurred. (tMOMan 68), 8:35 pjn. ^ 6 0 0 3011 B O Ioic 4000 Santana ss 4000 Bonnacci backed up the players' statements that 3 111 Esoskvlb 4113 Oortlngp 3010 Oofcjnnd ptBwtwi: Sttlwll2b 401 0 Mozzimph 1 000 officers used excessive force in the incident, McLain 10 11 Hrewnngp Soottlo at (Mrott. 1:35 pjn. # 0 8 0 r S m '^ «7 0 5 2000 said. TOreide « SNnnssola, f:is pjn. Yancnph 1000 Oswriond at Oilcaeo, 3:30 pjn. >-'Wlllmsp 0000 on 181 OChcpcSb 0000 OoNtotnla at Mlhmaukso, 2:35 pjn. G om el )salh (4 ). Totals 31 575 •*80 8, Shrtver overcomes erratic serve - NSW York at Texas, 8:35 p.m. OP-SsoIHe 1, NEWPORT. R.I. — Defending champion and “ — 7.2B— Iss (4 ). top-seeded overcame an erratic serve SB Broolwns (5). Gom^nnlnn RBI — etasky (3). I stindings &-Laroin.qR-anclnnaHl,NswYorkX Friday and advanced to the semifinals of the Virginia IP « am BOBO OBr-dnctancdt X Now Yotk 7. 2B— Slims of Newport. UmaslenL.160 0 8 6 4 4 4 jorlta, McRsynoldS, ToulM. MR—Toutal RThomos 7), Eiasky (12). SB—TJonss (20). SF— Shriver, ranked No. S in the world, defeated PCI. OB 1 0 8 0 0 2 ■orksr. seventh-seeded Gigi Fernandez of San Juan, Puerto 00 t . ***** « 60lnst 2000 , fMjMsr 69) at Montreal i S 7 . * (Smith 63), 7:35 pjn. 32464 Wllander leads semifinallsts . Phllodttt ^ 67) at Houston # 8 (K n a s r 618), 8:35 p jn . INDIANAPOLIS — Top-seeded Mats Wilander beat Plthburzli (Drabsk 1^ ot Los Angeles 2la-8 (Herehlssr 168), 10:05 p.ih. BuNdlng Mtnngth Game Wtanlne RBI — I m Richey Reneberg 6-4, 6-4 Friday night, putting three Owiwg Swedes and a 17-year-oId Argentinian into Saturday’s - Atlanta at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. KENT, Ohio (A P ) - Kent State 7,*m 8 ^ semifinals of the U.S. Clay Court tennis tournament. gndnnoH at New York, 1:35 pjn. Phitadetohio ot Houston, 2:35 p jn . University has inaugurated a plan Reneberg, the NCAA singles champion from designed to increase athletes’ Southern Methodist, was the lone American left among St. Louis r t San Dleao, 4:05 p jn . strength without resorting to Chicaeo at San Rtm dsoo, 4:05 p jn . the final eight in the 8375,000 touniament at the soaetimes-daiigerous steroids. IP 8 I R M B B S O Indianapolis Sports Center. Acting OB a grant from the ZSmIth 563 5 2 2 2 2 Wilander will play his doubles partner and childhood Thrv* gold imdals Weider HealBi and Fitness Com­ Dsdmon 1 2 2 0 2 0 friend, Joaklm Nystrom, in one at the singles’ pany, researcher Peter W.R. Acksr L 6 4 63 I 1 1 2 0 Assnmehr semifinals. In the other, Sweden’s Kent Carisson will Fanny Blankera-Koen of the Lemon will work with 10 to 12 Netherlands won three gold medals - face 17-year-old Guillermo Perez-Roldan of , weightlifters in active training. ______9MOTO X 3 2 13 7 the No. 10 seed, who advanced with a 1-6,6-3,6-4 victory In women’s running events in the Each of the athletes will be given roresn 63 1 1 1 1 0 1948 Olympics and did not even Burks W,30 1 2 1 1 0 0 over South Africa’s Gary Muller. a diet supplement (w n s is t^ of two compete in two sports in which she McClursS,1 13 8 0 0 0 0 In the other quarterfinal matches Friday, Carisson natural amino adds. They report­ HBP—ZSinllh by Ssbro. held world records, the long jump took advantage of his opponent’s repeated errors and edly have no side effects, often .U m pires—Home, DsMuth; Rrst, and high jump. MeSherrv; Second, Pulll; Third, Brock- beat Patrick Kuhnen of West Germany 7-6, 6-1. assodated with steroids. V:r-M.'Ji^U:i. i i A ------n .o ; ■■

Louganis and Mitchell dominate the diving Fabel in front

By Barry WIIntr 645.90. Mike Wantuck was third with ■/si The Associated Press 577.56 points. Louganis said he prefers the tighter at PGA event DURHAM. N.C. - Two familiar competition he has had this year to the athletes, divers Greg Louganis and years in which he totally dominated his Michele Mitchell, continued their U.S. sport. Earlier this year, Louganis was Oiympic Festival domination Friday by beaten in the U.S. Indoors on both the Golf Roundup winning the preliminary rounds of platform and springboard. platform diving. “ In some ways, it’s more of a There was little competitive action as challenge now because it makes it Hi the Festival staged its opening ceremo­ difficult to concentrate. ” the 27-year-old COAL VALLEY, III. (AP) — Brad Fabel, a former nies at Carter-Finley Stadium in Ra- Louganis said. “ But it’s more vun for coal miner from Kentucky, shot a 5-under-par 65 on ieigh. The ceremonies, which featured me now than it was before. Before, it Friday to take ajwo-stroke lead midway through the entertainment by the Charlie Daniels was Just part of something I was good $500,000 Hardee’s Golf Classic. Band and Roberta Flack, were sold out. at.” Fabel completed two tours of the par-70,6,602-yard Oakwood Country Oub in 129, the lowest midway score In addition to the divers, Greco- Mitchell is particularly good on the on the PGA Tour this year. Roman wrestlers were the only athletes platform, where she won the 1984 Mark McCumber, who was tied with Fabel one competing Friday. The Festival, which Olympic silver medal. She won both the stroke off the lead after Thursday’s opening round, had began with wrestiing and swimming platform and springboard events at the a 67 on Friday to complete 36 holes at isi, nine strokes and diving earlier this week, gets into last two Festivals. under par and two out of the lead. He was Joined by Ray fuli swing Saturday with competition in Mitchell said her sixth dive — an Barr Jr. and Tom Purtzer. each with 64s. 17 sports. inward 3Vt somersault in the tuck Mike Smith, in danger of missing the cut after an Louganis, hoider of 41 nationai tities, position — usually'provides a pivotal opening 71, stormed within three shots of the lead after two gold medals from the 1984 Olympics point in the performance. She said she the lowest round of the year, a 61 that featured nine and ail but two of the golds in Festival had to work on her concentration for birdies and no bogies. Smith’s round broke the diving since 1979. led the preliminary that dive and not look ahead. tournament scoring record of 62, set by Jon Chaffee in round off the 3-meter springboard on “ You sit there for 20 minutes and think 1983 and tied two years later by Ron Streck. Thursday. He moved into first place in ‘It’s coming up,’ ” Mitchell said. Also at 132 were Jim Gallagher. Charlie Bolling. 1980 the platform event on Friday with a late ’The dive carries the highest degree of Southern Open champion Mike Sullivan and 1986 A P photo surge. difficulty in her program — a 3.2 — and Southern winner Fred Wadsworth. Gallagher had a 63, ‘T felt pretty steady,” Louganis said Paul Azinger, who won the 1987 Greater Friday at the British Open. Azinger leads she scored high with 72 points. Bolling a 65. Sullivan a 66 and Wadsworth a 67. after taking the lead on his sixth dive, a Hartford Open, watches his chip fron an “ I really go after it.” Mitchell said. Fabel, 31, said he gave up golf after his so|diomore after 36 holes by one stroke at reverse triple-twist on which he scored “ You say. ‘Be with me.’ and go. Just let year at Western Kentucky University in order to work 18th green bunKer roll to a stop inches 6-under-par. 91.08 points. “ I hate to rate myself it fall into place.” in the coal mines near his Madisonville home. But he AP ohoto from the hole during second>round play today, but I was probably a 6>A.” Genna Weiss, the youngest diver in returned to the links after a near cave-in. That still was far better than Bruce the field, was second, more than 78 “ It made me think I ’d like to try those four-footers Kimball, who was second with 578.2S points behind. Lori Rizzutoof Cincinnati Michele Mitchell, of Scottsdale, Ariz., executes a dive during again,” said Fabel, who missed a foui^footer for par on points, well behind Louganis’ total of was third. preliminary competition at the U.S. Olympic Festival on Friday. the 18th. “ I said, ‘That’s enough,’ and I never went back to the mines.” Azinger leads British Open Dave Rummells. the first-round leader, struggled to a 71 and was among eight players at 134, six under par. Continued from pnge 56 now. But I ’m Just a little concerned and Tway took a 72. U.S. athletes Union, management play hard ball with the putter. If I putt well, I can Lee ‘Trevino and Ken Green, who contend with more than the pres­ win the tournament.” Watson shared second at the end of 18 holes, Rosenthal In front sure of the lead in this oldest of three-putted twice. dropped back. Green went to a 76 u p medals B y Dave Goldberg afford to wait. tournaments. F a l^ , a three-time British PGA and was at 143. ‘Trevino had 74-141. The Associated Press But the Falcons, who in recent DANVERS, Mass. (A P) — Jody Rosenthal fired a Watson, although a non-winner champion, shot 69. Taylor holed And Arnold Palmer was out. NFL Notes years have passed up Dan Marino. 6-under-par 66 Friday to take a two-stroke lead at the for three years, may be the most three putts of 30 feet or more in a 68. ZAGREB, Yugoslavia (A P) — ’The United The 57-year-old Palmer failed to While the NFL Management Boomer Esiason and Jim Everett, midway point of the $300,000 Boston Five aassic. formidable of the group behind Davis went up nine shots from an States took four of six track gold medals at the qualify for the final two rounds with Council and the Players Associa­ will take a beating in an already Rosenthal, who won last week’s du Maurier Classic, him. opening 64 to a 73. World University Games Friday, and came a 153 total. He had a second round 78 tion negotiate over a new contract, like Curt Warner and Kenny cynical local press if they don’t get finished two trips over the Femcroft Country club A five-time winner of this cham­ “ Not a great effort,” he said. within striking range of the the Soviet Union in the that included a score of 10 on the gold medal count. they’ve also injected themselves Easley. About the best he can Miller into camp early to .compete course in 9-under-par 135. Local favorite Sally Quinlan, pionship and the man who once Langer and Stadler, both former into the individual negotiations Betsy King and Becky Pearson were next at 137. 14th hole. ’The Soviets had a bad day, with just one gold expect is an $800.(X)0 average, with David Archer and ’Turk dominated the game, Watson pro­ Masters champions, each shot 69. between players and teams. Quinlan had a second-round 70, while King eagled the from the women’s tennis doubles, and the including signing bonus. Schonert for the No. 1 quarterback vided evidence he has snapped his Frost had a 68. Palmer drove into a fairway In fact, they’re viewed as the 18th hole to finish with a 66 and Pearson shot a 68. Americans advanced to two golds from the lead, Once Bosworth signs, four other job. He could then set off a chain slump with a one-shot runner-up Bracketed at 139 were PGA bunker, played out, and then hit his 22 to 20. major reason barely more than 10 linebacker dominoes may fall — reaction for the middle and bottom Veteran , who shared the first-round lead finish at the recent U.S. Open. champion Bob Tway, Masters third into a deep, steep-sided percent of the 335 players drafted with Quinlan and Cathy Marine, soared to a 77 and' The Chinese women dealt a severe blow to the Cornelius Bennett, taken second by of the first round. “ It came,” Watson said, paused, titleholder Larry Mize. Mark Cal- greenside bunker. have been signed, about the same dropped back to 144, nine shots off the pace. Marine had Soviets, beating them in three flnals; the Indianapolis; Mike Junkin (No. 5. and snapped his fingers, “ like that. cavecchia, Carl Mason of Great It was in an impossible position. percentage in the week before a 74 and was at 141. 5-kilometer walk, the platform diving, and aeveland). Shane Conlan (No. 8, In the second round of the U.S. Britain. Graham Marsh Australia But Palmer refused to play away volleyball. training camps opened last year. Buffalo) and Seattle’s own Tony Hobby Comer Rosenthal, last year’s LPGA Rookie of the Year and Open. All of a sudden, it’s Yeah. and Niak Price of South Africa. from the hole. According to both agents and club a two-time winner in 1987. bogeyed the first hole but Gwen Torrence led the strong American track Woods (No. 18). Bennett’s agent, Take it from Dallas Coach Tom That’s it. That’s the way to do it. Mason moved up with a 69. “ I wouldn‘t say God couldn’t get officials, the Management Coun­ rebounded with a birdie on No. 2 and went on to match ’That’s the way to play golf.’ performance with her second gold medal of the Richard Woods, has made it clear Landry — Bo Jackson will not have Calcavecchia and Marsh each had it out in one — but He’d have to cil’s desire to slash rookie salaries her best round as a pro. She sank birdie putts of 12,18, Games, a 22.44 seconds win in the women’s 200 he won’t accept less than Bosworth, an easy time when he Joins the Los “ I ’m playing with confidence a 70. Mize and Price matched par 71 throw it,” Palmer said. 10-15 percent from last year and the 12. 10, five and four feet. meters. who would have been drafted below , Angeles Raiders after his baseball Players Association’s determina­ LPGA veteran Hollis Stacy, a three-time winner of “ I hope to win a third gold in the 400 meters him in the regular draft. duties end. tion to fight the cuts have severely the U.S. Open, shot a 68 and was at 138. while Jan relay on Sunday,” said Torrence of Decatur, Ga. Another key is quarterback Chris Landry, who had to work a Palmer suffers nightmare impeded signings. Stephenson shot a 71 fora 139 total and Rosie Jones shot She had taken the 100 meters in 11.09. Miller, Atlanta’s first-round pick late-signing Herschel Walker into DAILY Agents ready to sign a player for a 69 and was at 140. Wallace Spearmon upset favored teammate and the 13th overall. his system last year, notes that MUIRFIELD. Scotland (AP) — difficult position. less than the union deems suitable Quinlan, playing out of Dennis on Cape Cod, said she Floyd Heard to win the men’s 200 meters in 20.42 Vinny Testaverde, signed by Walker had a number of advan­ Arnold Palmer’s nostalgic return to RENTALS are getting calls from the union; had calmed down while playing in front of a growing “ I am not saying that God seconds in another strong U.S. performance. Tampa Bay before the draft for $8.2 tages over Jackson. the British Open was buried in a from general managers get calls from gallery of family and friends. She was at 9-under. but couldn’t get the first attempt in the Heard, who holds a 19.95 this year, trailed all the million over 6 years, is considered He had two years of professional sandy grave Friday. the Management Council if they bogeyed the last two holes when she missed putts of greenside bunker out,” Palmer way and was second with 20.44. out of what has become a general The two-time Open champion, 57 offer too much. experience in the USFL when he four and 12 feet. said. “ But he’d have had to throw “ I figured it would come down to Floyd and wage-scale pattern — each player years old and playing the tourna­ it.” “ The union is being heavy- joined the Cowboys; he had a month myself, but I must say I am stunned by my recent signed gets a little more than the ment for the first time since 1984, handed with agents and the Man­ of training camp to learn the Dallas Palmer swung and swung. All his performances at the TAC (The Athletic Congress guy picked below him. He’s a was sailing toward a spot in the P v la y agement Council is being brutal on system, and he had never switched first four attempts did were spray meet) and here,” Spearmon said. Heisman Trophy winner, a No. 1 Crampton takes lead final two rounds when he ran afoul teams,” one agent said. “ Nobody’s sports — his muscles and his mind sand, move the ball slightly to the pick and a player Tampa Bay of the deep bunkers that make the Charlie Simpkins won the triple Jump with 56 allowed to be creative or do were geared for football. left and so fluster the gray-haired desperately needs to re-establish SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Defending champion par-71 Muirfield links look like a feet, SV4 inches, which he match^ on his first two anything on his own any more.” And yet, Landry says, “ I don’t commander of “ Amie’s Army” Jumps. Simpkins, from Summerville, S.C., edged crediblity with its fans. Bruce Crampton shot a 7-under-par 65 Friday to take moonscape. “ Simple socialism.” is how a know that he was ever sure of that he could be seen shaking his The other first-rounder signed. the first-round lead at the $250,000 Syracuse Senior Pro At 1-under par for the round and Also available: teammate Kerry Harrison, second at 56. management man puts it. everything last year.” This despite head and even smiling faintly. No. 14 D.J. Dozier by Minnesota, is Golf Classic. 3-over for the tournament. Palmer Affordable The fourth American gold came from Randy The key to the impasse appears to leading the team in receptions with On the fifth shot. Palmer made it 0 also considered out of the pattern. Crampton. who won his second of seven PGA Senior over-clubbed with a 7-iron on the Heisler in the men’s discus with 204 feet. 8 inches. be Brian Bosworth, chosen in the 76; a 4.9 yard rushing average, and to the green. He two-putted for a 10 Week and Monthly The agents and union think Dozier Golf events here last July, led former U.S. Open 13th hole and landed in a bunker. He The 88-70 triumph of the U.S. men’s basketball supplemental draft by the Seattle Walker’s “remarkable ability to — six shots over par and one of the took a beating and both sides rarely champion Orville Moody by one stroke. Moody was one chipped out and two-putted for a Rental Rates team over completed the good day for the Seahawks. If he signs soon, most of concentrate.” worst hole scores of his career — Americans. consider Minnesota a model for ^ a t does that bode for Bo? of three players who t i ^ for second behind Crampton bogey-4. and his latest Journey to an event he the early picks will probably follow contracts. Guards Mitch Richmond of Kansas State with 19 “ It would seem to be a very last year. That was just the beginning of first visited in his golfing prime 27 In time to avoid missing much of Miller becomes important be­ Four players, including 1984 Syracuse Senior champ Palmer’s time on the beach. 646-0128 points and Perry McDonald of Georgetown with 18 training camp. difficult task,” ' Landry says. years ago was nearing an end. paced the United States into the final against host > cause the next quarterback taken “ Physically, he hasn't trained his Miller Barber. Charles Sifford, Jim Barber and Still angry about the previous Palmer birdied the 15th and 16th Bosworth now seems ready to after Testaverde, Kelly Stouffer Quinton Gray, were next at 67. hole, he hit his tee shot into a Yugoslavia on Saturday. play for Seattle, and is seeking 29 body to play football. He hasn’t holes but that was the end of his (No. 6 by St. Louis), may have to Chi Chi Rodriguez, the leading money-winner on the fairway bunker at No. 14. Palmer It. was the American team’s seventh straight million over seven years. ’The been trained to take the punish­ heroics. He bogeyed the 17th and settle for less than he wants from Senior Tour this year with five victories, and 1985 blasted out of that sand trap but Lynch Leasing win here. Again the team had a strong finish ate r Seahawks want him but have to ment. It’s going to be a real took a double-bogey 6 on the I8th, ^ e low-paying Cardinals. The Syracuse champion Peter Thomson were among five sent his third shot into a green-side 436 W. CENTER STREET leading 45-42 at halftime. structure the contract so his salary awakening trying to get into pro finishing the round at 7-over 78 for a players at 68. bunker, landing on the steep side 36-hole total of 153. isn’t higher than established stars **•« football when we’re at the height of ____ MANCHESTER .with NeJI I,«max anyway and can our season.” In all, 30 players in the field of 72 who broke par.. toward the hole and in a very The cutoff was 146^.____ ...... 1.1 ♦ e . • f I T ( for fhP fUlA Yankees triumph; Red Sox routed in 10

ARLINGTON. Texas (AP) - Don Mattingly set an American League record by homering in his seventh AL Romidiip consecutive game and Mike Pagliarulo 4T -*• also homered as the New York Yankees beat the 8-4 Friday night. McGwire and veteran Carney Lansford capped a seven-run 10th inning with w Mattingly hit his record-breaking homer off reliever Paul Kilgus in the consecutive home runs off reliever sixth inning. It was his ninth homer Calvin Schiraldi Friday night, pacing during that span, a major league record, the Oakland Athletics to an 11-6 victory and his 17th of the season. over the Boston Red Sox. The Yankees’ All-Star McGwire, the major league’s home had matched the achievement of six run leader hit a three-run shot for his other A L players when he homered in 34th homer of the season to make the his sixth straight game in Thursday score 9-4 and Lansford followed with his night’s 12-3 victory over the Rangers. 10th home run. McGwire now had 71 Pittsburgh’s Dale Long holds the major runs batted in. league record with homers in eight With the score tied 4-4. Terry consecutive games. Steinbach started the 10th by bouncing a Rick Rhoden. 12-5. was the winner. He ground-rule double into the Boston allowed two runs on seven hits, walked bullpen in right-center field against Bob three and struck out four in 61-3 innings Stanley, 3-9. Steinbach scored when before needing relief help from Pat Alfredo Griffin bunted in front of the Clements. plate and rookie Mike Greenwell. an Ranger starter Bobby Witt. 4-5. was forced to make his major- chased in the third inning, when the league catching debut, made a wild Yankees built a 5-0 lead. He walked four throw to flrst base. and three of them came around to score. Griffin, credited with a sacrifice, took Witt walked Mike Pagliarulo leading second on the error and scored on Luis off the Yankees’ three-run second and Polonia’s single. Mark Salas followed with a double. Stenibach drove in the final run of the After popped out, Witt inning with an RBI single. walked to load the bases Rookie Greg Cadaret, the flfth Oak­ and Rickey Henderson singled home land pitcher, earned the victory, his first two runs. then major-league decision. Dennis Lamp singled home Tolleson for a 3-0 lead. got the final two outs of the game. In the third, Witt walked Gary Ward leading off and Pagliaruio followed with Whtte Sox 4, Indian* 3 his 17th homer of the season to make it CHICAGO (AP) — .Carlton Fisk AP photo 5-0, chasing Witt in favor of Kilgus. singled off Tommy Kilgus walked Salas, who came Hinxo’s glove with one out in the bottom Oakland's Terry Steinbach slides head first into second base but around to score on Zuvella’s sacrifice of the 10th inning to score Gary Redus Boston Spike Owen is there waiting with the basebali bunt and ToUeson’s RBI single. from third base Friday night and lift the The Rangers scored in the fourth as Giicago White Sox to a 4-3 victory over and appiies the tag during third-inning action Friday night at Oddibe McDowell bounced into a double the . Fenway Park. The Athletics won in 10 innings, 11-6. play with the bases loaded. Fisk’s game-winning hit, his 11th of In the Yankee sixth, Kilgus got the season, came off Indians loser Doug won his 700th game to become the first Oriole* 3, Royal* 1 Henderstm and Washington and had a Jones, 3-3. Redus singled witt one out manager in baseball history to reach 2-1 count on Mattingly when the Yankee and Jones loaded the bases with walks to that level with two different teams. He KANSAS CI’TY, Mo. (A P ) - Ray first baseman homered into the Ivan Calderon and Greg Walker. won 863 with the Cincinnati Reds. Knight and Eddie Murray hit RBI bleachers in right. Bob James, who relieved Chicago singles in a two-run eighth iniii.ig Friday In the first inning, Mattingly doubled starter Jose DeLeon in the eighth night to lift the Baltimore Orioles past high off the wall in center, missing a inning, gave up one hit and struck out Twin* 3, Blue Jay* 2 Kansas City 3-1. home run by a foot or so. He then flied to three in winning his third game against MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Frank Viola right and grounded out before hitting bis four losses. record-setting homer. scattered eight hits over seven innings Brewer* 12, Angel* 2 ’The Rangers got their second run and Tlg«f* 7, Mariner* 0 and Al Newman doubled in the game- winner in the seventh inning to give the (A P ) — Dale Sveum chased Rhoden in the sixth on a walk to DETROIT (A P) — Alan Tranunell Geno Petralli, Washington’s flelding Minnesota ’Twins a 3-2 victory over the hit three home runs and drove in six runs had three hits, including his 14th home Friday night. Friday night and the Milwaukee Brew­ error in center, a groundout and Scott run, and Frank Tanana pitched a Fletcher’s RBI single. ers used a season-high 20-hit attack to three-hitter Friday night to lead the The win was Minnesota’s first in six bury the California Angels 12-2. AthtoHcs 11, Red Sox 6 to a 7-0 victory over the tries against Toronto this season, and Sveum tied a team record last set by Seattle Mariners. first in 11 games dating back to last Ben Oglive in 1903 with his three BOSTON (AP) - Rookie Mark Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson year. homers. Reds rally In ninth to beat Darling, Mets NEW YO RK (AP) — Nick Esasky capped a four-run rally with a three-run homer with two out in the ninth route to his fourth straight victory and the Phillies inning to give the Cincinnati Reds a 5-2 victory over the N L Romidnp snapped a three-game losing streak. Steve Bedrosian New York Mets Friday night. got the final out for his 25th save. Ron Darling carried a three-hitter and a 2-1 lead into Scott. 10-6, allowed six hits in seven innings and struck out seven, taking over the major-league the ninth inning, but Buddy Bell led off with a single and single by leadoff batter Barry Larkin, consecutive one out later Dave Parker singled. Tracy Jones then lead from Seattle’s Mark Langston. Scott has walks to Bell and Eric Davis, and a sacrifice fly to rieht 155 and Langston, 152. bounced a single off the glove of third baseman Howard by Parker. Johnson into left, scoring pinch-runner Max Venable Following the first inning. Darling retired 15 from second base with the tying run. consecutive batters before hitting Larkin with a pitch After Bo Diaz flew out to left, Esasky bit a 3-2 pitch in the sixth. Darling finished with seven strikeouts. Expo* 5, Brave* 4 from Darling, 4-7, over the left-field fence. It was the ’The Mets tied the score 1-1 in the bottom of the first on MONTREAL (AP) — Tim Raines’ infield single with 11th time the Reds have won this season in their final three consecutive two-out singles by Keith Hernandez. the bases loaded In the eighth inning gave Montreal a at-bat. K Gary Carter, and Darryl Strawberry. 5-4 victory over the Friday night for the The victory snapped a four-game Reds’ losing Expos’ fifth straight victory. streak. With the score tied 4-4, Raines hit a 3-1 pitch from Frank Williams, 1-0, pitched one inning for the Phlllle* 2, Astro* 1 reliever Paul Assenmacher deep into the hole at short victory. John Franco pitched the ninth inning for his HOUSTON (AP) — Lance Parrish and Glenn Wilson to score Jeff Reed from third with the winning run. ’ 18th save. . hit run-scoring singles in the first inning and Shane Jim Acker, 0-4, was the losing pitcher for Atlanta, With the iicore tied I-l, Tim Teufel led off the third Rawley struck out a career-high nine batters as the while Montreal’s Tim Burke improved his record to2-0. inning against Reds’ starter Tom Browning with his Philadelphia Phillies beat the Houston Astros and Mike Bob McClure came on in the ninth inning after Dion seventh home run of the season. Scott, 2-1, Friday night. James reached third on a single and a two-base error to The Retb took a I-O lead in the first inning on a bunt Rawley, 11-5, scattered eight hits in 8 2-3 innings en get the last out and his first save. Moriarty’s again on hitting spree

Moriarty Brothen had ita hitting shoes on. Following a 16-J rout of Herb’s Thursday niaht in Man^estor. the MB’s ripped Society for Savings p tching for 24 hits en route to a 17-7 victory Friday **** **“ rtford ’Twilight Baseball League play at ^ n lt y College with the game called after six innings because of darkness. «»•«« aiier six

®*” « Johnson. ^ hitting rockets." *’“ ** *5 ***^ Herb’s. Horiarty s leapfrogged past Society in the Twilight U aipie standings, taking over fourth place. The fop iSL AZstT* Moriarty’s srored four runs in the first inning six in rixth*^m f" ® five-run f* . j/™****‘ Johnson was a perfect 5-for-s doubles and two RBIs. to lead the ChothiCT had four hits including a homer pff Petersen three apiece and K/eSiSSKK"ru'S^^^ gSS;J5 Struck out four nnd walked two. Moriarty*8 has a twinbill today at Moriarty FleM

Mweid photo by Tiiofcor Manchester Legion Mike Char­ Jim Bidweli. coming down the line from Nationals triumph ter is out quickly from behind the plate to tWrd base during third-inning action pounce on a suicide squeeze bunt by Friday night at McKenna Field. Fast East Hartford’s Ke#in Lawrence, who in All-Star play Hartford scored two unearned runs in begins to race for first base. Charter beating Manchester, 2-1. grabbed onto the bunt and tagged out Pushing across the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning, the Manchester National All-Stars nipped Thompsonville, 6-5, in District Eight Little League All-Star play Friday night at Leber Field. Kirk Ringbloom walked with the bases loaded to put Legion kicks game away the Nationals in the winner’s bracket in the double elimination tournament. The Nationals face the South By Jim Tierney walked three, and struck out nine. windsor-Rockville winner next Friday on the road. Cnimp then grouixled to Merritt at Herald Sports W riter Manchester Jumped to a 1-0 lead ’The NaUonals scored three times in the first inning third, who hobbled the ta ll and in the flrst inning. Witti one out, Rob mr a 3-0 bulge, highlighted by singles from O.J. EAST HARTFORD - Another torew wildly to flrst to allow Cromwell and Bryan Gagnon, ‘niompsonville scored Stanford walked and m o v ^ to heart-breaking loss was inflicted second base on a wild pitch. Joe Caccavale to come home with the four times inihe fourth and one in the fifth to take the upon the Manchester Legion base- winning run. lead before the Nationals Ued It in the fifth with two Casey then bloiqied an RBI-sinMe /earn Friday night by East “ Cain is a super pitcher,’’ Mor­ runs, scoring on a passed bbll and wild pitch. down the right field line out o f the reach of a diving Mare Mangiafico ency said. “ But fourerrors and that In the sixth, Dan Carangelo led off with a walk. John was it right there.” Ahiberg singled and Luis Rivera walked to Jam the 2 “ ®’ * a"** * teams in Zone to score Stanford with Manches- Eight, East Hartford and Manches­ ters only run. Manchester had a chance to tie bases to set the stage for Ringbloom. He walked on a the game in the fifth after Helin led ter. respectively, battled each East Hartford tied it in the full count, one-out offering. off with double down the right field other as two rivals should — on the bottom of the first with the flrst of Cromwell was the winning pitcher for the Nationals line. A fter one out, Stanford pitcher’s mound. Manchester lU two unearned markers. After He gave up seven hiu, walked one and struck out six. grounded to Crump at flrst, who southpaw Chris Helin and East two ouU. Cain drilled a double to Cromwell had two of Manchester’s seven hits and made .a fine play keeping the tall Hartford right-hander Tim Cain deep left field. Paul Caccavale drove in two runs. Second baseman Matt Sullivan and from going into right field and hooked up in a heated pitcher’s followed by singUng to right and the shortstop Mike Bottaro played well defensively for the duel. nailed Stanford at the bag. Helin locals. tall got by Keith DiYeso, scoring Two unearned runs gave Cain Cain from second with the tying moved to third on the play. After and East Hartford a 2-1 victory over run. Casey walked. Charter struck out to end the threat. Manchester at McKenna Field. “ Ih e key was they got that one Helin, who hurled a masterful run right tack,’ ’ Morency said. Caccavale had two hits for East Hartford while DiYeso had two hits 5 Americans also win game, was the repeat victim of Things looked bad for Post 102 in for Manchester. Manchester se­ another hard-luck defeat. Helin the East Hartford third frame after cond baseman Jon Roe was iqjured suffered a 2-0 defeat (both runs Mangiafico began matters with a w* ‘ “-Strikeout pitching of Jason were unearned) to East Hartford in during warmups when a ground Marston. Manchester American All-Stars nipped leadoH triple. Jim Bidweli then the teams’ first meeting on July i grounded to Pat Merritt at third. tall cameupandhlthim intheface. Windsor ^ 1 ^ 2 - 1 , in District Eight Little L e ^ Roe went to -the hospital and .. f®®‘ confingent didn't aid Merritt looked Mangiafico tack, All-Star play Friday night at Waddell Field. received eight stitches before re­ Helin in the field as it committed but fired erranUy to first and A fr ic a n s remain in the winner’s bracket in the four cosjly errors. turning in the fourth inning. He Bidweli was safe. Mangiafico took ^u b le eliminaUon tournament and face the Suffield- batted twice, seeing his 10-game “ It was a toughie," Legion Coach off for home and got caught up in a w i ^ o r American winner Thursday at Waddell. hitting streak stopped. Dave Morency said. “ I can’t say rundown and was tagged out, but The Americans did their scoring in the first and third enough about Oiris Helin. He’s got mnings. Dave Rohrbach plated both runs for the local not before Bidweli took third base 8<|uad. some guts. He’s not overpowering, Kevin Lawrence attempted a sui­ but he throws strikes.’’ cide squeeze bunt but Manchester j n i e left-handed swinging Rohrbach led off the first Manchester is now (M-i in the aassi’s&a.fegiat: with an opposite field triple and scored on a wild pitch catcher Mike Charter pouncta on Zone and 16-13-1 overall while East the ball and tagged out a charging ♦hi Hohrbach reached on a bunt ringle in Hartford moves to 14-1 in the Zone , MANCHnnR (I) .. j. Ltenord 7b w e third and took second on an overthrow. He Bidweli from third. Stontoni M s-M-o, and 19-3 overall. Manchester’s next The East Hartford fourth inning a d v a n ^ to third on a wild pitch and scored on Dave game is a non-Zone encounter t»iTOit s clutch two-out single up the middle. began like the third. Caccavale led Me. itofs^il^ Sunday at Torrington at 6 p.m. off ^ t h a single to right which distance. Keith In his six , Helin ^adta DiYeso with Caccavale Atbet-guns-HUs-mt ^ r tn l had one of the American’s five hits. Jason scattered six hiu, struck out seven, winding up at third. HeUn hung e^ H o rttord loo HO So?.!? Griffin at first base and walked only one. Cain allowed played well defensively for the Americans. t o i v h ^ g o t the next two t a t ^ one earned run, gave up five hiU, ttilhl'SiJdaSriC^' Coincnd aidswll. with the runner still at third. Tylon WP- Coin; LP- Helin i l . 1 ^ -ill- -i uNm-kiTv ^ v ^ ‘n»ttn.m0'^ rji^9M l

iB aurhrstrr i-lrral?i Yanks win; Sox lose to A ’s in 10 innings SPORTS — story on page 54 AZINGER PACES THE FIELD

Related story — seepage 53

By Bob Green The Associated Press

MUIRFIELD. Scotland — Paul Azinger. the best bunker player on the American golf tour, scrambled out of wet sand and into the lead Friday in the second round of the 116th British Open. Azinger. the tour’s leading money-winner, preserved a 3- under-par 68 and a one-stroke lead over a tightly bunched field with a great sand shot On the 18th hole at Muirfield's soggy links. His blast to about 6 inches on the finai hole enabled him to complete 36 holes with a 138 total, six under par. Thirteen of the world’s leading performers — including Tom Wat­ son — are within three strokes of Azinger at the halfway point. Americans, who have fa r ^ poorly in this tournament in recent years, hold seven of the first IS places. Among them is Payne Stewart, who one-putted nine times in a 5-under-par 66 that was the best round of the day. He played in late afternoon when the rains had subsided and the cold abated. Stewart was tied for second, a single shot back, with Nick Faldo of England and a pair of Australians, longshot Gerry Taylor and first round leader Rodger Davis. Watson, with a flve-birdie 69 Friday, was another stroke back at 138 ^ d was tied with Craig Stadler. Bernhard Danger of West Germany and David Frost of South Africa. The close quarters put Azinger in position for the self-test he has been seeking. “ I wasn’t nervous today: I was just trying to figure out how to cope N with the conditions,” said the 27-year-old called “ Zinger.” But the nerves are coming, predicted Azinger, playing in his first British Open. "I haven’t b ^ n in this position in a major tournament before,” he said. "I’ll probably be more nervous than usual teeing off tomorrow. I want to find out. I want to be there. I Htrald photo by Tuckor want to find out about the pressure. I welcome it,” he said, then flashed a wry grin. Rearing back for high, hard one "You’d better welcome it — or go home.” Manchetter Legion hurler Chris Heiin gets set to pitched weii, but was undone by Manchester Azinger, who had not won before M lv e r a pitch in Friday nighf s Zone Eight ciash miscues in a 2-1 loss. See story on page 55. his three victories this season, must t>, against East Hartford at Ray McKenna Field. Heiin TnmtopageSS